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PRACTICAL DICTIONARY
OF THE
ENGLISH AND GERMAN LANGUAGES
IN TWO PARTS.
PART II.
GERMAN AND ENGLISH.
BT
Dr. FELIX FLÜGEL,
U.NDER THE CO -OPERATION
OF
Dr. J. G. FLÜGEL,
CORSUL OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
AT UKtPSJC.
(COPT1IIGBT WCOI».)
NFTH IMPRBS8IOH, RBVI8BD ADD COBRBCTBD.
LEIPSIC:
JULIUS E. RICHTER.
HAMBURG:
JOHN AUGUSTUS MEISSNER.
1861.
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in jwet iEfjeUett.
ClirU II.
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Dr. ^dif Zufiel,
unter TOitteirfung
von
Dr. 3. ©♦ %IH*1,
Ctvnfnf ttt Scrcinigltn «laatm ecn Wort • tlmirlf« |u ?ri|>|ig.
5*»(Ur, <mrdjflfi>f)eiifr unb ptrikflrrltr 3t»ri*.
• Seidig:
3uliu« (S. Sti^ttr.
$<untmtg:
3otyann «uguft SM f i fn.t.t.
1861.
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Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1852, by
JOHN G. FLÜGEL,
in the Clerk'» office of the District Court of the District of Columbia.
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3$ o r 1 1 b e.
P r- e f a c e.
SDie »earbeitung blefe« beuif<b>tngs
lifdjrn Steile« würbe htm Unterjei<&>
nttm »on feinem SBater, in 8Mge forte
»äfirenb gefolgerter JöerufSgefgäfte beö
£e£teren, übertragen.
atuo) bei biefem gwe itert Sbeile ijt ber
@tanbpunft beibehalten Rwtben, btr für
fem erfi« maggebenb War. Cr bttbet
bemnag ebenfo ein befonber« für brn
Öebroug ber mit brn äntcreffen brr ®e=
gentoart Menben bearbeitete« praftifge«
£B£rter6ug, in »el^tm auf er ben SÖor;
tenrunb (KuAbrücTen be« tägttgrn 93er:
f*b>8, bie in -&an»tl nnb ©ewerbrn, in
Jtunß nnb JGBlffenfgaft, in ber <ßo(itif
tinb bem iffmiligen ittm gebraug;:
Ugtn SBSrtfr unb äunftaudbrücte soö=
ftanbigrr ol8 in irgenb einem bUber
sorb>uibenen SBerfe St/nliger Slrt —
unb «iele au«fd^IirfUcr> beutfgr äBorter;
büdier werben bteber geregnet
jeignet finb.
*am»taneKe für blefe« SBrrf waren
bie Sammlungen, treibe (fgon unmifc
telbar nag JBeenbigung ber erflen
Staffage be« größeren aMrterfuge«
im 3ab>e 1830 begonnen) bwrg @tür
jung, b. i. Umfd)Tei6ung ber «rttfel
be« englifgen Xfftütf, gewonnen wur=
ben, fo baf , um ein flBeift>W gur JBers
beutlia)ung anjufübrrn, feine« ber wid-
rigeren SBorte, bie im englifgen Steile
unter "Steam n {ig finben, im benfc
fgen unter „SDambf" »ergeffen wo*
1 hk preparation of the German
and English part of this Dictionary de-
volved on the undersigned in couse-
quence of an increasing multiplicity of
engagements on the part of his father.
The same principle which guided
the author in preparing the first vo-
lonte, has also been followed ont in the
second one. Like the former it may be
considered as a practical dictionary,
calculated to supply the want of those
who take an interest in the actoal pro-
gress of our stirring age; aecording to
this view it embraces besides the words
and expressions of daiiy intercourse, the
technical terms of commerce and trade,
ofthearts and sciences, of politics and
public life. These have been collected
and explained more carefnily than in
any work, — inclnding many exclu-
»er* sively German dictionaries — of a si-
milar kind.
The prineipal sources of this work
have been the coUections — already
begnn in 1 830, immediately after the
completion of the first edition of the
larger Dictionary — which were ob-
taüted by transcribing the different
words of the English part in an in*
verted order, ao that, to give an
example which may senre to explain
the process, the German equivalents
for all the more iraportant words are to
be fonnd ander the head of "Steam" in
the English part, will be found in the
word „Stampf" in the German part.
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VI
Preface.
SBeniget bebeutenb ifi bie Kutbtutt,
mel^e«einfftt0'* unb.8ei»fe , «**oe;
rannte SBerfe geliefert ffabm. Beibe flnb
meljr für ben, ber fia) ba« »tyifologifdjr
©tnblum brr bentfa)en ©braa* juni
3te(d grfefct Bat, beftimmt, wafl »on brn
£erifogra&$en, bie beutfd);eng(ifa)e 8Bor=
tert>uä)er »rtfofrt ff Am (»on Gilbert an
bi« auf bir nenefte 3df), nid)t immer
gehörig beamtet würbe. SBiete «on tynen
»erjilrfwra llnworter, wda)e Mo« tourb
fHfa)en trab ibnUäp» SBffrtf b«ngm ihren
Urftmntg »erbaitfen, wie j. 9. 9»foM:
beding, StoftSramling, «n^äng
ling, «anfing, «auffing, Sotftr-
fing, «öbndng, ÜRobeUng,9c5br
ling, $tattttng, (Rohling, <Säu
betling, @eta)tllng, ©telfling,
SBafffing, SBalSling, ©immer
ling, SÖürgrlittg, Unjeititng;
ona) anbete {Raritäten, wie ©d)mü<f e
tolb, Äefefinen, (Snttointrn unb
#unberte »on abtnteuerlidjen 3"f«nu
menfrfeungen (man nerg(eid)e nur bir
unter «b=, «n=, «ufs,«u«s,u.f.m.)
finb in einem toraftiföen beutfa):engfifd)en
SBortrrbudje blofiet Söattafl, fo lange tot-
nigftrn* fo(d)e «((tag« Worte wie SB e ans
ftrna)en,Qeanftanben, (Sntwers
t$en, (Semitte!*, <grmogtia)en,
$arblofigteit, ■Semmnift, ©brach:
litt), Uberficbtfia), «Beranfcbaulb
d)en,3eitweilig, 3"brang, 3»er:
treuen, 3ugeftänbn(f},u.».a.feUen.
9hxt) weit geringere $ü(f4qurtfrn was
The materials which were drawn
fromHeuuius' andHeyse's well-known
worlu proved of less importances. Bot h
have been compiled with a view to thc
wants of the native Geraum Student, a
fact which hat not always been taken
int« due coaskleration by those lexico-
graphers who have compiled German-
and-English Dictionaries fron» Hilpert
up to the present time. Many of these —
imitatonm $etvump*au — have copied
monstrous worda, which owed their
origia to the whims of puritts and pe-
dants, anch u Vbfonbrrttng, Kbftamm-
(mg, «nbongltaa, «anfing, Mnfling>
«oderfmg, «tynling, TOobellng, Währ-
ung, Vtettfmg, OtoWIng, ©auberlina,,
©eia)ämg, ©triffing, fflafjUng, ffiai«:
(mg, SBimmerlmg, S&ftrgefing, llnjrifc
(mg; many similar cnriosities, such as
©cbmüctebotb, Sefefinen, (Sntminfen and
hundred* of qnaint Compounds (some
of which may be looked for ander the
prepotitions, 9bt, Ans, 9(ufs, 9(u*s, *c)
raiist be considered as mere make-
weights in a practical German-and-
English Dictionary, at ieait as long
as such every-day words as SBeoafbnu
<bm, aSeanftanben, QmtWertDen, (Srmlts
teln, (trmogtbben, Bfarbfofigteit, ^emm-
nifj, ©toraa)lia), Überfiihtllo), a3eranfa)aiu
(ia)en, Sritwtllig, 3«brang, 3uert^rUen,
3ugefiänbnifi, and many othershave not
been thought worthy of admission.
Far less aid was afforded by the
* Dr. a^ertor ^rinfiu«, eoITt^mfi*« XBtrttrta«) ber beutf^en Gprtd)e, |)«nno»
»er 1S18-18», 5 »be, 8.
" Dr. St. 0. t. $cnft, |>onb»jrtcr(ud> ber beutf^en epraitt, mit $(nfia)t tuf 9te«jt*
fireibuna, TOflommung unb »ilbung, Sirgmg unb gügnng berKB$rter, fcwie ouf btren
Siimecnrenblfiteft, QRogbeburg, 1833—1849.
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VII
Preface.
rat enbfit) bie frit Anfang bitfe« 3a$r=
bunbrrtf MJtfjuiun beutft); fflglhften
äB6rterbüa)er, n>e(<fce faß alle noo) auf
beut ©raubbunfte M Subtoig'fdKnSBor
lerbuä)« fielen. $iefe« SSÖerf,* Whjö
femer ßtit ganj braua)bat h»ar, ift frei
lia) je|t bntcbau« niä)t me$t jiü&ngliä),
ab« bW auf bie £ru<ffe$(et unb anbete
jafätlige 3ttt*.üm« auf «bfdjreiber unb
»6fo>tfib>t«r9lbfa)teibft »eterit."
»et fo bemannten Umßänben mxfjten
»o« Mcn Petrin eigene ©auimiungrn
gemalt unb mit nie etmfibenber Stuf
mettfautfeit »erwUfiänbigt toetben, unb
fo wirb bet £ernenbe mannet »on £u=
f$er, Qitjt, SBielanb, ©cbiller,
iBfitget, 3ean Sßaul unb beu an:
brren <$eroen bet neunten unb neueren
bentfd)en fciteratut gebraua)te fa)one
SBort finbrn , tva* bi* jefct noä) in
feinem Iexifoatay&iffc)«! SBerfe bet*
jeubnet roorben ift; biet toar «6 frei;
Ha) nut möglia), ba8 äBefentlia)fle ju
geben, nnb fia) mit bet Hoffnung ju
tragen, in 3nbtnft einem au*fü$tliä)en
Seife ben §urüdgelegten ©toff einju--
»releiben.
Übetbaupt iß h>äb,renb bet ganjen
SBeatbeitnng bet (Stnnbfaf. feftgebalten
Worten, nid)r mit bem, fta* fia) 3ebet
iefd)t frlbfi ertTaren fann, ben (Raum §u
German-and-English Dictionaries pub-
lished since the begioning of this
Century, which conform more or
less to the Dictionary of Ludwig.
Tbis work,* which was very useful
in it» time, falls altogether «hört of
wbat our time requires; neverthekss
its faulte, noy mere error» of the
prets, have «levolved on a host of
copyiste.**
Under these ctrcnmstances it was
necessary to begin the work of collect -
ing and eonstantly augmenting mate-
rials, a task which required unceasing
and ontiring attention; by thismethod
alone, however, was it possible to arrest
inany expressive words, found in the
writings of Luther, Göthe, Wieland,
Schiller, Bürger, J. Paul and othercory-
phsei of the modern and most recent
literatnre of Germany, which had not
yet found their way into any other lexi-
cographical work. Of these, however,
only the most essential could be given;
and as regards the rest, there is hope
to embody them at tone future period
in a work of larger extent —
The principle in general has been
carried out, never to fill the Space,
which indeed is an important thing in
a dictionary, with matter which easily
* Bie in Siefem SBerfe bcnn(te Ausgabe
ifl bie Meine, 1813 in einem mäßigen JDctae*
San» erftbienene.
" $icn>on ein Stift >ie : —
tvbmig ffijrt ttnjapfen aU unregelmäßig
flet (!) 3eit»ert an, ditto Hilpert, tlitto
eporfo)«, ditto geiliiui , ditfo geiling'6
Abridgnent, ditto OTeipner, u. f. ro. f bn*
liibc« wicberbolt fia) bei Anfüllen, £erjen,
IwfCrea, Benwibläfflgen, 3iiriicflegen, Seian,
». f. »., «. f. ».
* Tlii- i'ilitiuii tuade ose »f in prepnring
Iltis wurk is the smnll uctnvn publi«bed in
1813.
'* Only one exnmple of tbis BMJ be given;
Ludwig deaignalen itnjapfen :» an irregu-
lär (\) verb, and the »aine ob\iuu* error is
prrpetuated It) Hilpert, Sporstltil, Keiling,
Kciling'» Abridginent, Mllinwr, &c. Simi-
l:tr instance« in:ty bc fotind in ".'In'iillen, f>et<
Jen, ^öftren, IBcrnadjIäfjtgcn, äurütflegen,
SSortebf.
VUI
Prefaee.
füßfit : ba$er finb siele gfrembmorter,
bereu gformrn in fcftben ©fcraaVn ein=
anber gleicbrommm, unb toeldje mit leid)
tcr 9Rür;e fdjon in brm erflen Ztyilt
au«finbig ju ma$en finb, bier tcegge:
taffen »orben. — @o flnb Sformen mie
SDeeoction, (Sxorbium, Sßroteuo', Saii=
taut«, u. f. tt>. meggetaffen roorben,
bagegen Ölleitungen reit Ufroteifdj,
Santallfö, $al&jiintnfif$, «Palmarer
nifö, u. f. to. bie fi$ nid^t teity »on
fel&fi öilben laffen, aufgenommen. 5Die»
gilt namentlich au$ von tedbnifc&en
SKutbrüden, toetye ba8 (Sngliföe unb
bafl S>eutfd;e au« Sinet ®tora<be enfc
lebnt 6at; t« ifi ni$t fettet bei
^Mtobar, ©utybat, u. f. to. bie eng*
lifc^e gorm bafüt ju finben; folc^r
©ort« finb aud> nur au« 9tüd!fid)t
auf ben ber beutftyen (Betonung unb
Beugung unfunbigen 91u»länber auf:
genommen toorbrn.
QCnberd verhält t» fla) mit ber gro;
fen 9Raffe »on teajnlföen ftuftbruden,
u>e(a)e feine toßttlü&e Übertragung
bulben, wie j. 33. «nferubr, ©<biefj=-
Baumwolle, (Sffiggä6rung, 3ünbnabct
getoebr unb taufenb anbere SBSrter
aui ben »erfdjiebenen Jtünften unb SCÖif=
fenföaftra, beren forgfältlge Sannt
lung unb Übertragung burd) ben bet
fenbeit englifajen 9Cu*btuct jahrelange
&e erforderte.* SDenn in biefem
explains itself; many words, therefore,
derived front foreign langnages, identi-
cal in form and ineaning in both lan-
guages, and which may be easily ascer-
tained by reference to the first voliime,
bare been omitted here. Word« like
JDecoctlon, «rorblum, Proteus, Xantatoe.
Ac. have been left out, bat derivative«,
such as Jßroteifa), STantaUfö, $atäftU
nenftfö, $almorenifc&, Ac have been in-
serted, because they are not to be
translated with the same facility. The
same applies to technkal expressions
which the English and the German
have derivedfrom the same langnage;
there is no great difGcuIty in finding
ont the English form for Sßboftfebat,
©uty6at, Ac These words have only
been received on account of their
accent and declension, which differ
materiaUy from those of the English
language.
The case is entirely different with
the largemass of technical terms which
bear no literal translation, as f. i. 5Kn»
ferubr, @ä)iep6aumtooKe, (Kfjiggctyrung
and thousands of similar expressions
belonging to the different branches of
art and science, the careful collect ioa
and correct translation of which by the
proper English equivalents requircd
many years of assiduous labour.* For
this immense field little help is to- be
* SRan »ergleübe %. 8. mu|ifallfd)e Tfus«
btütfe, nie Kuftact, SSequabrat, Sogenffib«
rung, Sogeninflrament, 6tr(i4inftrament,
6rnitbriauna*)cid)(n ( Strf(iung*]ei4ni r Soi>
fe»jei(faen, ©etfe, Aaften, F-flote, F-I«a)er,
»trabe 8Je»egung, (Btrabe Sactart, Unge*
rabe Xattart, Getragen, -fcauptbunt», $aupt>
* Compsre f. i. mailail exprestiom »adi
r* Xuftact, Bequabrat, Ccgtnffibrnng, So-
geninftranent, 6trria>mftrumtnt, Srniebri>
gungSjciiben , 8f tfeeungsjeiiben , S5orf«Hei»
*m ; De(te, Jtaften, F-pJte, F-Idcber, (Sc*
rabe »wtgung, ffierabe Xactart, Ungerab«
Sattart, Wctragtn, {»auptbunb, f>auptma<
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äSorrebe.
IX
Preface.
luriten Selbe bieten bie brutft^ s engli=
feben aBottetbüiber nur SBrnigrS unb
meift Unftuberläffigeä bat; fo iß bae"
@tr eit'fdje aRilitärwSrterbuä), um bo8
crftr brfir SBeifpiel an§ufü$ren, trofc
man«)e8 einjelnen »ertböotten {Britta:
ge4, tveidjen bei trflt S$ell enthält,
im gnwiten (beutfd)senglifd)en) giemlid)
fHefmüttrrliä) be$anbelt unb nur mit
grSfjter SSorfidjt ju gebrauten; fciele
im SRiiitärtvefen aHtäglid) borfomtnen=
bf SBötter fud)t man toergcBIicb ; un
ttr „9lnf<blagen" fielen »erfdjlebene
SBebeutungen unb biefe nid)t frbterfrfi,
aber grabt ber militärif^j 9tu«brutf
fr^ft unb fo fe$t $<Sufig.
5Befonber8 Ift aud) auf tele mädjtigen
Seränberungen weldje bie neuere 3eitl)et=
(irigrfüBrt $at, JRü<ffid)t genommen wot
bm unb mambein yolitifdjen *Äu*brud
som ,, vormärjlrtben gufetyotittfer" bi8
jnm „S&tyUr" unb gut „©teuersertoek
genmg" unb anbeten „(Srrungenfdjaften'
ift „9trd>nung getragen" worben.
unliebe aSoUjranbigftit ift fafl auf
jebem Selbe ber Äunft unb SBiffrn
fdjaft angrfrrrbt toorben, fo weit ti
ein Olaum uon 74 Sogen gemattete,
ber aber befümmt getoiffen^after benufet
»orben ift, all el bisher in irgenb
ehtem- beutf<b:eng(ifd)en 3B9rterbud)e ge.
fdje^en ift.
derived fron» the Germao-and-English
parts ofGerman dictionaries, andtbat
is not always to be trusted; Streit's
Military Dictionary, for example, the
firat part of which contains some va-
luable Information, is meagre and al-
together deficient in its second (Ger-
man-and-English) part and ig only to
be used with the greatest caution;
many military expressions of erery day
oecurrence will be sought for in vain ;
tbere are f. i. several significations to
be met with in the word Sinfdjlagen ;
while the military term of this verb
is not to be found; the same thing
oecurs often.
Theextraordinary changes,likewise,
which have taken place in recent times,
have not been without their influence
on this work and many a political ex-
pression from the „toortnorjUdjc fjufel«
toolitifer" to the „3Bü$ter" and „(Steuer*
Verweigerung" and other „(Srrungeiu
ffhaften" has been carefully supplied.
It was constantly kept in view to at-
tain a like degree of completenes* in
all the different brancb.es of arts and
sciences, as far as this was possible
within a space of 74 sheets; a space,
which, however has been used with
greater care, than in any German-and-
English Dictionary hitherto pnblished.
manual, $auptnott, ^aupfperiobe, $aupt<
fa», $am>tftimae, $aaptf(blBf rJjaaptiBerf,
Alans* ober Xon<®cfa)t«bt, ©rgelpimft, Er«
Selfdjute, n. f. »., Zcnaa<n>eid)nng, Sonftufe,
berorfffg, Unbarmomftber auciftanb, »Ber»
fett, «anbei, «edjfelirere, u. f. ». Äbnlf*t
SonfUnbigfrit ift in ben a"u«*rii<ren btr üb«
eigen ftJdjer ber JMnfte trab fiEBiffenfd>often
«8'ftrebt werben.
nuot, $auptnote, {xraptperiobe, $aitptfat,
£a«ptftraimt , $anptfd)(a* , .fcanprwer*,
Jttang« cbcrSon»®efd>le<jt, CrgetpnnFt, SDr»
8c(fd>u(e, a. f. »., Scnaatneidjang, Xonftnfe,
berma't) ig, Unbormenifdjer CncrfUnb, 8er«
fett, »anbei, «Bedrfetnofe, n.f.». It hu been
anceailagly endeavoared to attain a atmilar
degree of complcteneu in all the bther
branchea of arti and scieocei.
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Sßortebe.
Prefacc.
ffla« enbli$ ben>tyrafeologifa)en unb
gtammariföfn Zf)tü be« JBudje« tau
langt, fo ift feit Mm erfien Xfjeile,
grojje ©orgfalt auf Stnorbnung unb
(SntroiaMung btt {Begriffe, fotoie auf
bie gratnmatif<$en 3$er$ä(tntffe ber ein:
jelnen {RebetMle überhaupt «erroanbt
h>orben; baf aud) in biefem fünfte
bo« SBerf, um. einen ollMiä)en «u«;
brud ju trauten, mebr ßlrifö unb
fflJut bat ol0 ber geringe Umfang
fölirfjrn faffen lönnte, bürfte 33«;
glricbung folget «rtifel, toie <Pta
a)rn, Sbun, «äffen, »ringen, ©eben,
Jtommen, Stehen, «$eifjen, ber $Bartt
lein, wie JDo<6, SBobl, <S<6on, 3a, ©o,
u. f. »., ber »erfäjtebenen üMpofitto:
nen, 8fn, «uf, 3n, 3u, u. f. n>. §ur
@enüge bartBun.
Sefonber« ift t* be« ©erfaffer« 8e*
mftben gen»efen, bie treppe »on 3«
«ob ©rimm in ber beutftyen ©pra<6
»iffenfcbaft eingeführte Xermmotogle Bei
ber grammatifiben JBfftiminung ber
ÄBSrter — unb j»ar jum erften «Wate
— boWflanbfg buribjufübren.
©tbliefliä) finb bie au«ge}ei<bneten
Sammlungen bei <$errn 811 er anb er
ftabian, Beßrer ber neueren ©pra
a)m in £aHe, TÜbmlübfl ju rrtoäbnen,
fotoie bie frranbf<$afrtia)e, im Sntereffe
ber SBfffenfäjaft ffib feftft bergeffenbe
Strt bantoarft anguerfennen, mit toefc
<^er biefer grünbli<$e Jtenncr bei (Sng=
ttförn feine ©äjäfre §ur ©mufcung über:
(äffen bat.
_e«ip|i j, September law.
Dr. %tUp $ftgel.
With respect to the phraseological
and grammatical part of the work, it
may be rcmarked that the aame care-
ful attention in arranging and classify-
ing the different meanings of words,
and in indicating the manifold gramma-
tical reiatiom of words to each other
which was taken in tbe first voltime,has
been bestowed upon thU; so that the
book will be found to have more pith
and marrow, if the phrase may be al-
lowed, than might be expected front ita
moderate size; a fact, which will be
confirmed by referring to such artidea
as «Dianen, 3tytn,£affen, »ringen, ©eben,
Jtommen, «Stehen, Reifen, Ac, to difli-
cult particles, as f.i. $0<b,äBobI, ©cbon,
3a, ©o, Ac, to the prepositions, 9üt,
»uf, 3n, 3»» Ac.
One of the principal objects and
the first attempt of this kind, in de-
termining the grammatical relations of
words, has been to adopt in this work
the excelient terminology introduced
by Jacob Grimm into German philo-
logical science.
Last, though not least, the excelient
collections of Mr. A.Fabian, teacher of
modern languages in Halle, are to be
mentioned with the highest preise and
gratitude as well as the kind way, in
which this profound English scholar,
inerging seif in the higher considera-
tion of universal usefolness, coramuni-
cated the stores which bis diligence
had accnmulated for years, with a
most liberal band.
Leiptic, September 1853.
Dr. Felix Flügel.
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Einleitung.
Introdnction.
Sült grammatif$e SBejei$nung bet
SeÜwSrter unb $auptro9rtrr, h>ela)e in
blefent 3Borterbu<br angenommen rtor
ben,ift bic oefannte »on 3aco6 ©rintm
(t>gl. ff in« bcutftfie Orammalif).
6» tann nidjt bic «bfiä)t fein, fler
«inrn 9lbrit} ber beutftben rJotmentebrc
ju geben, btt boä) niibt binreidjenb frin
würbe für bcn, tvekber btt beutfd)e
@pra$t genauer ftubirrn toitt; ein
9B6rterbuä) fann ja bodj nur für
bot beregnet fein, brr enttoeber ft^on
granimatifrie jtenntnifj beff fct ober bir
©i>rad)e mit brr ©rammatif in btr
«anb ftubirt. S>a» SBotterbutt) foll
btm <8«bäa)tnr# nur baä au* btr ©rnm
niaiif ®f lernte wieber gurücfrufen, unb
nur ba 9u6bütfe bieten, doo bie ®ram=
matif nit^t aulteiajt. <2« ift be«$alb
bei brn 3'itTBortrrn unb -öauptwor;
lern nur für) angegeben, ob jle ftarf,
fa)»ätt) ober unregelmäßig jlnb, unb
bie gönnen felbft nur ba angeführt,
»o ber £erncnbe ba« 9tea)t be« Qtotl
feU ^at. Su fernerer <8rlefd)terung
«»erben folgenbc XabtUtn bienen.
I.
d« giebt brei «rten ber <£on{uga=
tton im 3>rutfa)en: I. eine fiarfe, *
Ihb grammatical principlea, ac-
cordiug to which verba and Substan-
tive« have been denoted in this Dictio-
nary are those of Jacob Grimm, tbe
well-known philologist.
It is not intended to give here a
sketch of tbe forma and inflections of
Ger man worda, which would, aller all,
be inaufficient ; a dictionary being,
moreover, principally intended for
those, who have eitheralready acquired
a knowledge of grammar or who at
least intend to atudy the langimge
grammar in band. According to this
view a dictionary merely recalla to the
memory what has been learned by the
aid of grammar and atepa in to proffer
its assistance, where grammar may
prove inaufficient. In pursuance of this
principle, verba and aubstantivea are
briefly designated aa being strong,
weak or irregulär aa the caae may be,
and the forma themaelves have only
been added in those inatances, where
tbe atudent may be allowed the privi-
lege of doubting. The following tables
may serve aa a further aid: —
I. ConJBgatton.
There are three kinds of conjuga-
tion in German: I. a ttrong m«,* pe-
* griber unregelmifig genannt, in
Betfer« Ctjftem alte Qonjugation (oergl. ein
e*ttf<fcIeu*n>«rtbt«SBerfd)en: "A Grammar of
tfte German Langnage by Dr. Aue, 1847,
Umiloa: Longnaa, Brown, Green & Long
* Formerly called irregulär, aecordiog to
Becker: ancient conjugation (compare a little
work worthy of recommendation : " A Gram-
mar of the German Langnage by Dr. Ane,
1847, London: Longnaa, Brown, Green *
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Introduction.
bie ben SBurjeliDÖrtern eigentfcüutUdj,
unb burdj hm ÄHaut be8 äBurjetoc
coW in bent Sßräterttum (barafteriflrt iß;
2. rii« f d) ro a d) e , ' totlty alit abgeleiteten
3«tn>5tt« umfafjt unb nur burd) Um=
enbung fid) »eränbert; enbUd) 3. eine un=
regelmäfjige. Sic fblgenbe ZaitUt
bittet alte StbraanblungJfylben ber {fort en
unb fdjwadjcn gornten be83« tro <" ; tf8:-
culiar to radical verbs, which is cha-
racterized by the change of the radi-
cal vowel in the preterite*, 2. a weak
me,* embracing all the derivativ«
verbs, and only changed by adding a
termination ; 3. an irregulär me. The
table given here presents all the
change» of inflection to which strong
and weak verbs are snbject: —
3nftntrb> be» Vtdfenfi (Infinitive Present): — en.
Snbieatto (Indicative) ©ubjunctis (Subjunctive) 3ntyeratt»
träfen« 3nU>etfertum ißtäfene Smperfectum (Imperative)
(Present) (Imperfect) (Present) (Imperfect) -
Sing.
ftarfeßonj. fdjtoadKßonj.
(strong conj.) (weakconj )
Plur.
-(e)t-e
-(Ot-ft
-(Ot-f
— (e)t-en
-(e)t-et
—(e)t-nt
fBartictyium ^JrSfenti* (Participle present) — enb
9krtictyiuM $r«teriti (Participle past)
ftarfeßonj. fdjroadjeConi.
(strong conj.) (weakconj.)
-(Oft
—CO*
-CO«
-(0*
-CO«
-(Oft
— en
—et
— en
— e
-e»
— e
— en
—et
— en
— e
-fft
— e
— m
—et
— en
-(e)t-e
-Wt-fft
-(c)t-e
-(e)t-en
-(e)t-et
-(e)t-en
-(0
-cot
JDie fd)wad)e (Sonjugation btfcet fl<b
hiernach ohne ÜRübe unb e* bleibt nur
übrig, ein SJergeidjiiijj ber garten unb
unregelmäßigen 3fitH>5rtrr ju
geben.
SDie jlarf r n QeHnüxttr toerben burd)
regelmäßige 2(b(aurung bei SBurgrfoo:
call in ben (brei) <£au)>tfbrnten beö JStiU
»orte«" gebilbet; j.SB. wie im Sng=
ftarfe Gonju (strong conj.) ge — en
j fd)tt>ad)e Senf, (weak conj.) ge — (e)t
The weak conjngation may, after
this, be formed with little difficul-
ty and it only remains to give a
(ist of the ttrong and the irregulär
verbs.
Sireng verbs are formed by regu-
larly changing the radical vowel in
the (three) prineipal forms of a verb;**
f. i. as in the English langnage to
■aas);" oergt. au* R. 6. Lalham, The Eng-
lish Lnngoage, 3* ed. London, 1850, eh.
XXII, XXIII, XXIV; An Elementar? Eng-
lish Grammar, by H. G. Latbam, Losdon
1851. S 355.
* grüfter regelmäßig genannt, inSSerftr'«
©oftem neue Gonjugarlon, srrgl. TtntH
©rammatif p. 13 unb bie »erbta citirten
ettUen.
*" Snpnih'» , 3mperfettum (ober tyxitm-
tura), fjüvtltipium $>räterltl.
Longmans) ; " compare besides R. G. La-
tbam, The English Langnage, 3' ed. Lon-
don, 1850, eh. XXII, XXIII, XXIV; An Ele-
menUrr English Grammar, by K. G. Lathau,
London 1851, S 255.
* Formerly called regulär, aeeording t»
Becker : modern conjngation , cf. Aue'»
Grammar, p, 13 and the qnotations given
abore.
** Infinitive, Imperfect (or Preterite ).
Participle Past.
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IstroductSon.
iifdjfii to drink jfeb in drank, drnnk
»tiwonbttt, fo int 3)eutf<$en trinf-en
in ttanf, ge-trunfen.
8We ftorfen QtitroMrc laffm jl<6, auf
felgenbe aa)t Slaffen jurütffityrrn : —
drink changes inta drank, drnnk, «o
in the German trinf-en into ttanf,
ge~trunfen.
All the strong verbs may be rednced
to the following eight classes: —
3Burjd»ocaI
3mt>rrfertum
Sßarticfyium $affi«i
(Radical Vowel —
Infinitive)
(Iraperfect)
(Participle Past)
1.1.1
a
u
2. i or f (ä, o)
a
3. i (ie, ü) or e
(5,
5, au)
4. i or f
a
e
II. 1. ei
t
t
2.d
it
ie
111. 1. a (au, o, u)
i or it
radical vowel
2.o
u
radical vowel. *
3u 1. I. gehören: Sßinben (banb, gebunben), bingen, bringrn, fmben, ge;
(tagen, flmgm. ringen, föinben, ftylingen, fdjrolnben, f$n>htgen, fingen, finfro,
{bringen, fimfen, hinten, tohtben, jtotngen.
I. 2. {Befehlen (befahl, befohlen), beginnen, Bergen, berfien, Bremen, em-
bfeblen, erfä)reden, geböten, gelten, getolnnen, Reifen, fominen, neunten, rin;
nen, freiten, febroimmen, {innen, fritmen, fbretjjen, ffaben, fielen, flerben,
treffen, »erberten, »erben, toerben, toerfen.
1. 3. SBetoegen (betoog, bjtoogrn), biegen, bieten, breföen, festen, fted&ten,
fliegen, fliegen, {liefen, frieren, gälten, genießen, gießen, glimmen, ^eben,
tiefen, flimmen, frieden, (au*i, et=, »er-)lofä)en, lügen, melfen, Pflegen,
quellen, rieben, rfidjen, faufen, fangen, (er:, »et:)f$aKen, feieren, fidbiebrn,
fajlrjjen, fdjltef en, fömetjen, f<bnaubm, fdjranben, fd)toSren, föwetlen, ferneren,
jleben, fpriefen, triefen, (betrügen, verbriefen, »erlleren, tofigen, tpiegen,
weben, girren.
I. 4. Sitten (bat, gebeten), effen, freffen, geben, genefen, gefo)ef/en, Itfen,
liegen, meffen, fe^en, fifcen, treten, »ergrffen.
II. I. fflefteifen (befiif; befliffen), ietfen, erbieten, gleiten, gleiten, greifen,
Mftn, fnelfen, leiben, pfeifen, reifen, reiten, fdjteldjen, fa)leifen, fd)leifen,
fqlmeifen, fönefben, föteiten, {heilen, frreiten, meinen.
II. 2. ^Bleiben (blieb, geblieben), gebeibeh, leiten, meiben, greifen, reiben,
* englffd)« Vnareaitn (Aue. 28.):
Analogiet
in tbe Kngliuli langnnge:
1. 1. .log
2. bear
3. «peak
4. give
IL aide
ni. 1. fall
2. draw
(aog
bare (±)
«poke
gave
bid
feil
drew
•ang
bora
(polten
given
bidden
fallen
drawn.
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iBtrwfatoüon.
föeiben, fdbeinen, »reiben, fottitu, fä/todqtn, freie«, ftfigrn, treiben, weifen,
J«^en.
III. I. JBlaftn (Hie«, geHafen), (raten, fatttn, fangen, galten, fangen,
Ratten, Reifen, laffen, (aufm, ratzen, rufen, fa)Iafen, ffofjen, ge^en.
III. 2. Saiten (hat, gebaden), fahren, graben, (oben, fdjaffen, fragen,
tragen, warfen, wafäjen, fielen.
Unregelmäßig finb alle bieSeifc
Wörter, weldje fia) toeber unter feit
fd)wad)e jjorm, nod) unter eine ber
Klaffen ber ftatfen Konjugation unter:
orbnen; fie finb in bem nun fblgenben
Ser|eia)niffe mit irr. bejetdjnet: —
Irregulär. Those »erb« are calletl
irregulär, which are not admiaaible
etther into the week order or any
of the classes of the strong conju-
gation; they have been roarked in
the list as mt., C e. irregulär: — .
Litt of »trong and irregulär rerbs.
Infinitive.
Pretent
Indicatiue'
Imperfect
Indicative.
Sub-
jumetive.
Impera-
tioe.
Partiäpk
patt
For Wbotfett, Wbe.
fehlen, Xb'btbalten,
Wbelfen, Wbtrom«
men , and rimilar
Compounds, vide the
tlmple verba Saiten,
»eftblen, it.
VoiCen (*tr., wme-
timet to., p. p. atviayi
»fr.), to bake
»ebeufen (irr.), to con
•Wer
»ebing'en (Hr., tome-
timet v n cf. Diel.), to
•tipulate
»cbüVfen (irr.),
need
»efob/ren, I. (str.) to
navigate,md.ga4ren;
II.(tc.) + **tofear
»efallen, »efong'en,
je. vtd. gfallen, San»
gen, it.
»tfeVltB (ttr.), to
coamand
»efW,en(*tr.), to äf-
fend to
Ubbotfe, bu btoft (u>.
batfft), er bdät (to.
botft), it.
io) bebenfe, bu be*
bentft, er bebrütt
td) bebinge, bu bc
btngft, er bebingt
to(id)bebarf, bu bebarfft,
er bebarf
tdj bef, (w
battte)
id) bebaute
(b) bffft (to,
baefte)
id) bebung
((. «. be«
bong)
tdj bebnrfte
td) befübre, je.
ubbefebU,bBbefiebIft,
er befkbtt
id) bepeire, bu befW.
feft or bu befWft,'
er befiel! t
idj befabrte
id> befahl
idjbefli.
td) bebaute
üb behänge
id) bebirfte
id) befabrtt
i« beföhle
or befahlt
«♦befüffe
baefe
bebenfe
bebinge
btfobrt
beficbl
befiele
beflelf
or
gebatfen.
bcbtdjt.
behänge*.
beburft.
btfobrt.
befohlen.
befUffcu.
Tb« $ of the teeond pemon» of verb» the last ayllable of «hieb conUini an j, ia oni-
Terwlly onltted in prononclation, and, tberefore, it oogbt to be omitted In orthograpby,
Jutt a» lt ia done in other caiea (ber griffe for grff tfte, bu mupt, bu »ei r r, it.).
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Introdaotion.
/»Jtattfoe.
Preivtt
htdicative.
Imperfect
Indicative,
Sub-
junctive.
Impera-
tive.
Fitrtidple
patt.
BcgürafH (ttr.), t»
begia
Seifen (rfr.), to Wie
Str'jen (ttr.), to aide
ecttfnCftr.Xtobant
V<ÜVacn (rtr.), to re-
callect
»«W« (.*•). to po»-
tttti'gtt (ttr.), to
da*
Beargri (gen. ».,
tMttimet ttr.. cf.
Dict.% to aore
«Vgffl (irtr.), to fcead
id) beginne, bn bt>
Sinnier beginnt, u.
iä) beiße, bu beifeR or
beißt, er beift
iä) berge, ba birgR,
er birgt
üb berfte, ba berfteR
(or bfrReR), et ber«
Ret or birR
id) befinne, ba befm«
neft, er beflnnt
iä) befibe, ba beRjeR,
er befiftt
id) betrüge, bn be>
trfigft, er beträgt
id) bewege, bubewegR,
er bewegt
üb biege, bu biegft (•
bengR), er biegt (*
beugt)
»if*ten (ttr.), to offer|iä) bitte, b« bieteR (♦
bentR), er bietet (*
beut)
binbe, je.
bitte, u.
biid üb
8ürten (ttr.), to
Biften (ttr.). to
uk
ttafen (ttr.), to Mowliä)
beg,tä)
iä)b5g
übbst
üb banb
id)bn
Bleiben (ttr.), to re-
■unl
Weftben (gen. ».,
t o m et imet ttr., <f.
Dict), to loee eolonr
ttltUufgemjAr^MiM*-
ttacr m., jmrticvl.
<u m v. «.), to roast
»rtA/en(rtr.),to break
Steinen (irr., tome-
timaw^vUUDicL.),
tabara
Sriag'e» (irr.), to bring
Stiren (irr.), to tblak
ßtng'en (ttr. * ».), to
«•atmet, eagage
fertWen (*tr.), to
btoft,b«blifeft, i
MaTrtorbMft
id> bleibe, «.
übbteübe, bableübft,
er blei*t
üb brate, bubrarR (or
brottR), er brät (or
bratet)
üb breä)e, b» briä)R,
erbrübt
üb brenne, je.
üb bringe, je.
iä) benfe, le.
iä) binge, bu bingeR,
er bingt
lä)brefä)e,bn brifä)eft,
er brifibet or brffäjt
id) begann
(ibegonn
te)
übbif
üb barg
üb barR or
borR
üb befann
(provine.
iitlg. iä)
befonn)
id) befSf
fa) betrog
id)bew5g
to) beginne beginne
or beginne
iä) beflfe
iä) betrJge
iä) bewege
er üb
blie»
iä) blieb
id)blia)
iä) briet (*.
bratete)
iä)brä<b
iä) brannte
iä) braä)te
iä) baä)te
üb bang ((.
u.fäjbang)
iä) brofä) or
brüfä)
iä) biffe
iä) bärge (i.
«•bürge)'
iä) bdrRt
iä) befinne
or befonne
iä) b7ge
übbote
iä) binbe
id) blte
iä) bliefe
iä) bliebe
übblübe
(ä) briete
(to. bra«
tete)
iä) brfije
iä) brennete
iä) briä)te
id) biä)te
id) bfinge
betfe or
bei«
birg
bcrRe or
birfl
beRnne
befi»e
betrüge
bewege
biege (*
beug)
biete
binbe
bitte
blafe
bleibe"
bleübe
brate or
brat
brüb
brenne
bringe
bcnFe
binge
rb br«fä)erbr
or bra"fä)e|
begonmn.
gebiffen.
geborgen.
geborften.
befonnen.
befeffen.
betrogen.
bewogen.
gebogen.
geboten.
gebuuben.
gebeten.
geblafen.
geblieben.
geblieben.
gebraten.
gtbroäjen.
gebrannt
gebraä)t.
gebaäjt.
gebungen.
gebrofäjen.
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Introduction.
Infinitive.
PrtMtnt
Indicanve.
Imperfeet
Indicatwe.
Sub-
juneüve.
Impera-
tive.
Partidpk
part
©rlng'en(*tr.),to pree»
©ürTen (irr.), to be
pennitted
Crintatfen, (Stn'bebta«
gen, jc. vide Baden,
»ebingen it.
Cmpfang'en (*tr.), to
reeeiv«
ffmpfeb'Itn (jir.), to
recommend
empftn'ben (sir.), to
feel, to be «.eoaible o(
ffintWrtra.entbfirtKn,
Ontbred/en , 6nt»
ortn'neu, tc. oüffiit«
ten, ©inben, »reiben,
»rennen, tc.
ttrbei'fen, ffrbirten,
ic. vid. »riftn, »le»
ten, u.
Srblet'a)en (Hr.), to
grow pule
«rfrie'ren {Hr.), 'to
freeze
^erffi'ren (Hr.), to
cbooie, vid. Auren.
«rUffen (rtr.), to i«
«ae, *c «id. Saffim.
Grl Wen (rtr., teidom
tc. in it> a. «a», to
extiagaiib), to b« ex-
tingvUhed
«rfan'ftn (Hr.), rulg.
to be drowaed
ttrftballen (*tr>, «C4H«-
ttmet ib.), to aoand
erfahrnen (ttr.), to
appear
8rfd)red w en(#tr.,«ome-
timef 10 ., c/. Dici.),
to be frlghteaed
örtriaftn Otr.), tobe
drowned
6r»d'gen(«lr.),tocoB
eider, to reflect opon
Offen (.irr.), to e»t
iib (ringt, ic.
id) bttrf, bn Mtfft, er
barf, »it bürftn, «.
tubj. (d) bfirfe tc.
i<b empfange, bu enu
pfangft, er empfangt
id) empfeble, bn enu
pfleblft, er empfieblt
ia)empfinbe,buempfin>
beft, er empffnbet
brang
burfte
empfing
cmpfabl
id> empfanb
i<b bringe
id) bfirfte
id) empfinge
id) empfehle
or entpfib
It
id) tmpfan
be
bringe
empfange
empftcbl
empfinbe
gebrnng«
gesurft.
empfanget
cmpfobln.
(mpfnnta
id) erbleiche, it.
id) erfriere, bn er«
Werft, er erfriert
erb«*
erfror
i<berWfd)»,bntrBfd)eftio) erfofd)
or erloföeft, er er«
Iif*t or rrtofebt
id) erfaufa.bnerfdufft,
er erfauft
id) erftbaue, :c.
id) crfd)rue, bn er«
fdjeinft, er trftbeüit
id) trfd)rtitt, bu er«
febritfft er erfdjridft
*ik*8ab'en(*(ir.), to
catch
id> ertrinfe, bn ef
trinfft, er ertrinrt
id)ermage,bner»dgft,
er erreigt
ie)efre,buiffeft,eriffetid)
orif.t
id) fabe, bn fdbft, erid)
f«bt
erfoff
erfibeU
erfibien
rrfcbraT
ertranf
cr»5g
«1
fteb
id) erblidje
(4 erfrire.
id) crWfa)t
i* «rfJffe
id) erfcbole
id) erfd)itne
id) erfcbrße
id) trrrdnft
id) tnooge
id)Zft
t*Peb
erbleie)e
erfriere
erttfd) orer»
Iofd)c
erfaufe
erfebaue
erfdjcine
trfd)ri(t
ertrinf
erwäge
i»
trplia)rn.
erfrorrn.
erlofOn.
erfofftn.
erftboBcn.
erfebina,
crfdjrotfi»
errrnnfes.
erwogen.
gegeffen.
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xvn
Introduction.
Infinitive.
Present
Indicatioe,
Imperfect
Indkativf;' Sub-
junctive.
Impera-
tive.
Participle
patt.
Bab/ren (ttr.), to paM,
to ride (in any vehicle)
Ballt» («fr.), to fall
Saften (10., formetiy
ttr.), to fold
Sano/rn (str.), to catch
Jecb'ten (ttr.'), to figbt
fiurttn («fr.), to find
8U4/ttn(«fr.), to plait
glle'gffl («fr.), to fly
JfBeb'tn («fr.), to flee
(liefen (ttr.), to flow
gto'gen (gen. v. r « ome-
Wme» str.), to aik
Jreffen («fr.), to de-
vour, feed, eat
fcrirtra (str.), to be
cold, chilly
Giften (str.), to fer
ment
»ebd'ren (str.), to
bear, prodoce
Wben (ffr.), to gire
Qcbie'tcn (ttr.), to
order, to command
ffltbred/en, (Bebenden,
M.üid.i8red)en, iDen*
len, :t.
©tbeit/en («fr.), to
thrive
Befallen (*fr.), to
pleaae
©eb'en (irr.), to go
®tling'en(*fr.),toiuc
cced
id) fabre, bu fäbrft, tr
fäbrt
id) falle, bn fällft, tr
fällt
id) falte, x.
id) fangt, bu fängft,
er fingt
id) fc(bte, bu fidjtft, or
ffdjft (fetbteft), et
P*t (fetbtet)
id) ffnbe, ic.
id>ftt<ite,buflid)tftor
flirfjft (fletbteft), er
flitbt (fled)tet)
i* fliege, bn-pitgft,
er fliegt (*bufleugft,
er fleugt)
id) fiiebc,bu fliegt, er
fliegt (* bu fleudjft,
er fleuebt)
td)fliefe,bufliepeft,er
fliefet or fliegt (*bu
fttufleft, er fleugt)
id) frage, bu frdgft,
er fragt
i* freffe, *>u friffeft, er
friffet or frif t
id) friere, »t.
id) gdbre, bn gd$rft,
er gabrt
id) gebäre, bu gebärft
(or gebierft), erge»
bätet (or gebiert)
id) gebe, bu giebfl or
gibfl/ergiebtorgibt
t<b gebiete, bu gebie»
teft (*gebeutft), er
gebietet (* gebeut)
id) gebeibe, it.
id) gefalle, bu gefäUft,
er gefällt
id) gebe, jc.
id) gelinge, «.
fd> fuhr
(«fiel
id) faltete,
*(«fr.)J*
fielt
itbffng
ii feebt
id) fanb
iib f[od)t
id) flog
iibflob
U>M
I* frag
id)frJf
idjfrör
14 gobr
id) gebär
id) göl»
id) gebot
id) gebieb
id) gefiel
Id) ging
id) gelang
id) fübre
td) fiele
id) faltete,
*(*fr.)i*
fielt
id) finge
id) fätbte
id)fanbe
id) flötbte
id) flöge
id) flöbe
idjflöffe
id) fragt
id) frSpe
id) fröre
id) gäbre
id) gebäre
(*• «. ge<
bare)
id) gäbe
id) gebäte
td) gebiete
id) gefiele
id) ginge
td) gelänge
fabre
falle or fall
falte
fange
fid)torfed)»
te
finb«
fltd)t or
fled)te
fliege, *
fleug
fliebe or
flieb *
fleud)
fliefe or
flief, *
fleuf
(w.) frage
fri» .
friere
gäjre
gebäre or
gebier
gieb or gib
gebiete (*
gebeut)
gebeibe
gefallt
geb
gelinge
gefahren,
gefallen.
gefaltet or
(str.) gc<
falten.
gefangen.
gefotbten.
gefunben.
geflodbtcn.
geflogen.
gefloben.
8«PolTo>-
(v.) ge«
fragt.
gtfrefftn.
gefrören.
gegebren.
geboren,
gegeben,
geböten.
gebieben.
gefallen.
gegangen,
gelungen.
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XVffl
Introdactfon.
Infinitive.
Prunt
Indicative.
Imperfect
Indicative.
9ub-
junctive.
Impera-
tive.
Participk
past.
(SePten (Hr.), to be
worth
(Sentfen (Hr.), to re-
co»er
Senfe** en (Hr.), to «»-
joy
Oera'tben (Hr.), to
come; to ton out, b.c.
©efaWen (Hr.), to
kappen
©enun'nen (»fr.), to
gain
(Sieben (*tr.). to poar
id) gelte, 6« giltfl, er
iä) genefe, it.
id) genieße, bn genit
fe(t / ergenie»t(4:**
i« genenft, er ge»
neuft)
itb geratbe, tu gc=
ritWl,erger4tb(».u
tugeratbeft, erger»
tbet)
ti grfd)iebet or ge*
fdjiebt ( + * praoinc.
fltWebt)
id) gewinne, ic.
i* galt (*
«ort)
itb gen»
id) genof
to) gtrfetb
e< gefd)ab
(* * pro-
twne. ge«
fäjad))
id> gewann
ia) gitte or gilt
gölte
in) genlfe
®lef<ben (Hr., Jone
times w., vide Diel.),
to be like, reiemble
<SWten (*tr., Mme-
limes v.), to e' ide
(Slün'men (/orraeriy
#lr., noio gen. tc.)> to
spiu-kte
©ra'ben (Hr.), to dig
iä) giele, bn gief eft, er
gie^t (+ & * bu geu«
feft, er geuft)
iä) gleiäjc, te.
® rei'f en (*tr.), to gratp
{»rDtn (irr.), to b»te
£al'ten (Hr.), to hold,
keep
$ang'en (slr. ; fingen,
a veak vtrb, is eften
confovnded wUhfxm-
gen), to hang
|>au'en (irr.), to hew,
ent, «trike
{»e'ben (*<r.), to lift
id) gleftc, ic.
id) glimme,»» glintmft,
er glimmt
iö) grabe, b« grdbft,
er gräbt,
id) greife, jc.
id)babe,b8baft,erbat
iä) balte, tu biitft, er
bfiit
id) bange, bu bingß, i<b bing
er 6än«t (not bn
bangft, er bangt)
id) baue, bn baufl, er
baut
id) bebe, bu bebft, er
bebt
iö)«o*
id) glitt
id) glomm
i<b grub
i* griff
ia) b««e
iä) btelt
Reffen (ttr.), to be
ealled or named
f>Oftn (Hr.), to hei»
id)beift,bubeif»ft
beipt, er betpt
id) btlft, bn bilfft, er
bttft
id) bi'b
id)b5b(#&
provinc.
»■»
i*bief
id) bolf
(provinc.
id) bulf)
id) genöffe
id) gerietbe
e< gefdjabe
id) gewinne
or gewön»
ne
id) goffe
ia) gliä)e
id) dfittc
id) glömme
id) grübe
iä) griffe
id) bitte
iä) biclte
id) binge
iä) biebe
id) bobe (#
ftprovtec
bSbe)
.djbiefe
gtnefe
geniefe or
genie« (*
geneu«)
geratbc
«<f*«&,
(ge». e*
gefdjebO
gewinne
giefe or
8«*, * *
*geup
gleiä)e
gleite
glimme
grabe
greife <
greif
Qabe
balte <
bau
bange
id) bülfe or
balfe
baue or
bebe
b<m
helfe
büf
gegolten.
genefe«.
genoffe«.
gerotben.
gcfäxbm.
gewonnen.
gegoffM».
geglid)ra.
geglitten,
geglomm«.
gegraben.
gegriffen.
gebabt.
gebalten.
gehangen.
getanen,
geboben.
gebrtfn.
gebolfra,
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XK
Introdnction.
Infinitive.
lndicative.
Imperfect
Indicattee.
8ub-
junctive.
Impera-
tive.
ParticipU
patt.
Statin (»•). to
pnraiiur« ffr.
JM'frn (rtr. or w.),
cbide
.«»irnen (irr.), to know
boy
to
(4 Foufe, bu Faufft, ei
Fauft (mmctimes bu
Mufft, er Hüft)
(d) fcife, m.
id) Fenne, tc.
1« raufte
JHirt« (#lr.), * *
provinc, to cleave
Alim'mtn (rtr. or ic.),
todimb
JtKng'nt(«tr.),to ioond
Jtnei'fra (rtr.), to nip
Änefpra (rtr.), to
piocb
Stoafum (ttr.), to
JfcVnen (irr.), caa, to
be able
StxUHm («fr.), to
crcep
+ t*JW'ren (incorr.
Jt&b/ren), to cbooie
«<r>rn (ffr.), to lade
«äffen (rtr.), to let
Sarffeu (rtr.), *» rtn
Seiten (Or.), to inffer
«dtf«! («fr.), to lend
WT« (Mr.), to read
Sie'gen (*tr.), to He
Wfd)'eu (gen. 10., *ome-
timet Mir., cf. JHety,
to qnench
«4'flett (itr.X to Ue (to
»»j a faloekood)
id) flirte, sc.
id) Flimme, u.
id) Hing«, «.
id) fnrife, ic.
idj Fneipe, w.
i<9 remme,bu fommft,
er fommt (some-
timet bu fämmft, er
Wmmt)
id) tarn, bu r«imf», er
fonn, rubj. id) Fonne
id) Frfed)e, bu rrled)ft,
er rried)t (prooinc.
& * bu rrtudjft, er
Freud*)
id)Furt(W&re),buFtt«
refl, er füret
id; labt, bu labeft, er
labet (cot. bu Idbft,
er litt)
id) laffe, bu lÄfftfl or
mt,' er läffet
m
id) laufe, b« Idufft, ct
lauft
id) leibe, u.
id) leite, u.
(d> lefe, bu Hefeft, er
liefet or Wert
ia) liege, bu Hegft,
liegt
ia)I5r4e,t>ufif<beft«r
I6fd)eft, er lifdjt or
Wfd)t
id) lüge, «.
id)Fiff
id) rannte
( proütfi«?.
[S.C.]id)
Fennte)
uttm
id) Flomm
id> Hang
«bfniff
idjfuijjp
(d)fsm
ia) fonnte
idjfrod)
id) f5r
(Fo&r)
id) IBb
(«ome-
tiau« tu.
i« iabete)
id) lief
t« lief
id),titt
ia) lie(
ia)IS«
trid)
laß
(d)Iofd)
id) faufte
i*riffe
id) Femtctt
idjfßbe
id) fl Grame
id) Hinge
in) fniffc
id) fnippe
(d) Firne
raufe
fauf
gefauft.
Wfe or »eifgefiffeu
Fenne
gefannt,
(prooinc.
[S.G.]gf
rennt),
gerioben.
genommen.
gertungen.
gtfniffen.
geFnippen.
gefornmen.
id) rannte
id)rröd)e
I ffre
(W»re)
id) lobe
(lome-
iimes w,
id) tabefe)
ia) liefe
Riebe
Kimme
Hinge
rneife
rnetpe or
ftietp
romm
(tome-
timet
romme)
(<.».) tonne gefamt.
rriedw or gtfrod)en.
Fried),
(provinc.
** Freud))
fflre(Fa>te)|geroren(ge«
tot)ren).
labe gelabcn.
laffe or lafl
gelaffen.
fd) liefe
id) litte
id) lieoe
ia) iSfe
ia) l Ige
ia) Mfd)e
laufe orfonf gelaufen
leibe •
leifre
Ue», (fro-
vinc. lefe)
liege
Hfd)
gelitten,
gelieben.
grfefen.
gelegen.
gelofd)en.
id) 19g id) iJge luge gelogen
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XX
Introdaetion.
Infinitive.
Prtstnt
Indicative.
Jmperfect
Indicative.
8ub-
junctive.
Impera-
tive.
Axrticiplt
patt.
SRab'ltn (w>., p. p. itr.), id) ma&Ie, bn mablft, er
te griod VMtjlt (£ * proeinc.
bn radbjfl, tr mdblt)
iRei'btn (*tr.), to avoid
SRelTen (*(r., some-
timtt ».), to milk
SKepfen (*(r.), to mea
iure
Wbfeten, Wgebd=
ren, it. vid. fflirten,
©ebdren, jc.
SKiffal'len (#fr.), to
diipleaae
SOWgen (irr.), mar, *■
be allowed, 4c.
QXÜPfen(»rr.), mu»t,to
be obliged
XtVmtn (str.), to take
Starnen (MrO> to name
pfeifen (*tr.), to
whiatle
§>fnfg«n (ßtr. kw. vid.
Dict.), to foater , at-
tend to, *c.
greifen (*fr.), to praiie
Etucllen (str. k to., «td.
XHet.), to t well
ttdd/tu (gen. w., totne-
ttmet [*] «tr.), to re-
▼enge
«O'tbm («tr.), to ad-
vife
«erben (ttr.), to rab
SttVfta (Hr.), to tear
«ei'ten («tr.), to ride
*Ren'nen (irr.), to ran
«ie'djen (ßtr.), to unell
Btfagtn (ttr.) ,
wreatle, wring
to
id) meice, !C.
fd) melfe, bu metfft,
er mtltt (rarely bu
mUfft, er rauft)
iajmeffe, bumiffeft,er
miffet or mif t
id) miffatte, bn rnif*
fdllft, er mif fd«
id) mag, bn magft, tr
mag, »tr mögen ic.
i<b rauf, kn muf t, er
muf, mir muffen, je.
id) nebme, bn nünmft,
er nimmt
id) nenne, tt.
id) pfeife, b« pftifft,
« Pfeift
lä> pflege, bn pfltgft,
tr pflegt
id) preife, je.
id) autOt, bn quiUfl,
trqntnt
il> rda)t, k.
id) ratbe, bn rdtbft,
errdtb.
id) reibe, u.
fd) reift, w.
id) reite, ic
id) rennt, »c.
leb riea)e, bu rletbft, er
rfed)t (prooftic [S.
c.] bn rnd)ft, tr
rtnd)t)
ia) ringe, it.
id) mo&Ite
(+ k pro-
trinc.mnty)
id) mieb
id) molf (w
ia) melfte)
id) mdf
id) rnif fiel
id) mod)tt
id) ranfite
id) nabm
id) mablete
(**pro
»ine. raub«
b)
ia) miebc
d) motte
(ir. ia)
melfte)
ia) m3f e
id) miffMe
id) mdd)te
id) müfte
id) ndbme
ia) nannte|id) nennet«
( provine.
[s. c] id)
nennte)
i* pfiff
id)pfK>8
idjprie»
id) quoll
fd) red)
id)rietb
(d)rieb
i*rif
id)ritt
id) rannte
(provine.
[S.GJid)
rennte)
id) rod)
id)rang
id) Pfifft
id) pflöge
ia) priefe
id) qniDt
id)rfld)e
id) riet&e
id) riebt
id)riffe
id) ritte
id) rennete
id)rSd)e
id) ringt
raablt or
mabj(#*
provine
raubl)
meibe
melfe(rare-
<y milt)
mif
miffaBe
(l.v. mSge)
nimm
nennt e
nenn
Pfeife
Pfeif
Pflege
»reife
quill
rdd)e
ratbe o
ratb
reibe
reift or reif
reite
renne
ried)e or
ried)(pro-
trinc [5.
R] rtnd))
ringe
gemabjex
(not gt*
mal;«).
gemitben.
gemclrra
(w- flt»
melft).
gemrffen.
miffaHen.
gen»d)t.
gemuft.
genommen.
genannt
(provine
[S.G.]8t.
nennt).
seppfftn.
gepflogen.
gepriefen.
gequollen.
gerod)tn.
geratt)tn.
gerieben,
gtriffes.
geritten,
gerannt
(proeinc.
[S.G.]ge»
rennt),
gerodben.
gerungen.
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Introduction.
Fretent
Imperfect
Infinitive.
Indicative.
Indicative.
1 ««6-
jitnctioe.
Impera-
tive.
Participle
patU
«in'hen (*tr.\ to mn
14 rinnt, w.
<4 rann
t4 ranne or
rinne
i4 rieft
rinnt
geronnen.
«rffe» (ttr.), to call
td> rnfc, u.
ta) rief
rufe
gerufen.
(ouig. v>.
id) rufte)
Sol'jtn (w., p. p. tomt-
(4 fo'Jt, u.
id) fal|te
i4 faijte
Mit
gefaßt (w.;
timet ttr.), to »alt
or ttr.).
flcfaljei;.
eauTen (ttr.)> tutg. to
i4 faofir, bn fdufft, er
t* foff
ia)f«fft
fanft orfanf
gefoffen.
drin k
fanft
Bau'gen (ttr.), to inck
f* ränge, bu faugft, er
fangt, (not bufaugft,
er fingt)
f413fl
i4 ffJfle
fangt
gtfogtn.
6a)affen (ttr. A ic.,
i4 f*offe, bu f4affft,
l4f4Bf
«4f45ft
f4afft or
gef4affen.
cid. Dict.), to create
er fibafft
Waff
edpibtn (ttr.), to ae-
i4 f4cibc, ic.
«4 fa)ieb
i4 f4itbe
f4eibe
gef4iebcn.
p«rate, to depart
6<bei'nen (ttr.'), to
i4 fdjeint, jc.
i4f4itn
i4 f4itne
[4eine
gtf4icnen.
sbine, appear
e^d'^en (ttr.), vulg.
i(b fdjrifle, jc
i4fa)tP
i4f4ifft
fdwif c or
gef4ifr«u
to «Uite
f*eif
6*ePttn (ttr.), to teold
(<b Wette, bu ftbittft,
er f4«t
id) fd)alt
i4f4Mtt or
f46tte
f4«t
gef4o(tec
6*"e'ren(rtr.&iB.,oi<i.
i4f4ert, bnf4crft, er
14 f*5r
i4 fd>ore
f4ert Cpro-
gef4oren.
JDict.), to ihcar
f4trt (prootne. btt
(provtnc.
o(nc.f4ier)
fibierft, er friert)
i4 f*0r)
&$ielm (ttr.), to
14 fdjiebt, bn ftUbft,
iä> fa)öb
i4 f4«be
f4iebe or
gef4oben.
«hove
er f Aiebt
f4ieb
Banden (*<r.)» to
i<br4iefe,buf4tepeft,
id)f(bo«
«4 f46fft
f*ief e or
gef*offen.
iboot
er f4lef t (+ * pro-
vinc. bn f4tnfeft, er
f4tu»t)
f •«!»(**
provinc.
f4«f)
CflürtenOtr.), to flay
i<b fibinbt, tt.
id) fd)unb
iime« w.
id) fd)in*
bete)
i4 f*unbe
fd>int>e
gef4unben.
Sibla'fen {ttr.), to
i4 fd)(afe, bn fcbldfft,
i* f*ltef
i4 f4I«fe
f4Iaft or
gef4Iafen.
•leep
erfibläft
f4laf
e^gta (#tr.)» to
i4 f*Iase, bn f*Wgft,
id) fd)lng
i4 f4(üge
4lage
gef4iagen.
beat, itrike
er f4«gt
es<blei'4tu (*t>.), to
■neaJc
i(B fcbleifbe, ic.
id) fdjtid)
i4 f4«4e
f4Iei4t
8cf4Ii4«n.
6a>Iei'ftn (u>. 4 rtr.,
in) raXeife, jc.
i4 f4Hff
«4-f4üffe
l4Itift or
fl«fd)Iiffcn.
wd. DieU), to grind,
wket
f4Ieif
Sil!ei'Jre(*tr.) ( to»lit,
ii) f4Ieipt, ic.
(4 f*tt«
i* fW
l4Iei^t or
gef4«ff«n.
•plit
MW
Othiilfen, + * protimc.
i4 f d)(iefe, w.
14 f4ioff
14 f4IßfT*
»tiefe
gefdjtoffen.
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Einleitung.
XXIII
Introduciion.
iV-aaMfüt
Imper/ect
Infinitive.
Indicaiivt.
laäicative.
Sub-
junetive.
Impera-
tive.
ParticipU
pait.
WBÖ'RB («tr.)i t0
t<fi febroore, ic.
ufefdjtwror
ii> fd)»?re
fd)norc
gtfd)ivoren.
•vear
fd)»ar
or f<bȟre
Stfen (*tr.), to lee
C* febt, bn fiebft (fie*
beft),erfUbt(fiebrt)
t*W
id) fibe
fiebe or fieb
gefeben or
gefebn.
Mit (irr.), to be
id) bin. bu bift, tr ift,
»ir (IIb, ibr feib, jie
id) »ar, bu
id) wäre
fei
gewefen.
»areft
fvnbj iubj. id) fei, bu
(nwrft),
ftift, er ftij wir fei»
er »ar
en, (br feieb, fit feien
tarttn (». A irr.), to
td) fenbe, »c.
id) fenbetc
icb fenbete
fenbe
gefenbet er
md
er fanbte
gefonW.
Ärttn(*tr.),toieetb,
id) fiebe, m.
itbfott
td) forte
fiebe
gefotten.
toboil
Sing'«« (*tr.), to «iog
id) finge it.
id) fang
id) fingt
finge
gefungen.
Siil'n (*ir.), to tiik
id) finfe, «.
itbfanf
id) finfe
fintc
gefüllten.
Unzeit (rtr.), to ■*-
id) finne, u.
id) fann
id) finne or
finne
gefonnen.
Zitate, reflect
finne
it'en (*tr.), to ait
id) fibe, tt.
i*f«f
i* fift
ft«e
gefeffen.
Win (trr.), ihsli, to
i<bfoa,b«foOft,trfon
id) fönte
id) foUte
gtfoOL
twe, to be obliged
pal'ten(t9.,p.p.«tr.,
id) fpalte, bn fpalteft
iö) fpaKete
id) fpaltetc
fpalte
(.ttr.) ge«
ometimet ».)> to
(provinc. fp4ltft), er
fpalten
tUit, sKt
fpatttt
(rarely w.
flefpttltet).
pefen (rtr.), to vo-
jit, ftW
ringen («tr.),to«pi»
U> fpeie, «.
i*fpte
id) fpie
fpeieorfpti
gefpieen.
fab fptnne, w.
i<9 fpann
id) fpinnt
fpinne
gefponnen.
( protn'nc.
orfpinne
DU<g\. id)
fponn)
i* fplip
•lrf'fen(*tr.),toslicc
id) fpleif e, «.
i* [puff«
fptfife
gefpliffcn.
rct^'en (»tr.), to
id) fpretbt, bn fpritbft,
ia> fprfd)
id) fprSbe
fprid)
gefprotben.
«dt
er fprtcbt
•
riefen (*tr.), to
td) fpriefe, it.
td)fprof
Ubfpriffe
fprief e or
gefproffen.
roat
fprief
ring'en (str.), to
id)fpringe,bufpringft,
id) fprang
id) fpringe
fpringe
gefprun«
nip. leap, spring
er fpringt
gen.
«b/cn («tr.), tosting,
itb fU<be, bn ftta)ft, er
id)ftSd)
id) ftlebe
ftid)
geftod)en.
eree
ftt*t
:tfVn *r.), to stick
td) fteefe, :c.
itbftat
id) ftlf e
ftetfe
gtftetft
(vulg. ge«
ftedfen).
b/m (üt.)» to stand
td) ftebe, bu fttbeft
id)ftonb(+
id) ftdnbeor
ftebe or fttb
geftauben.
(ftebft), er ftebet
* provinc.
ftünbe
(ftebt), jc.
ftunt)
VI« fjtr.). toiteal
td) fteblt, bn ftteMft,
in) ftabl
id) fti^te or
ftiebl
gefioblen.
erftieb«
(prooinc.
o«ig. id)
ftobl)
itbftiM,
ftibfe
^^^
W
i* fliege
fhigeor
geftiege«.
ffcig
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Introduction.
JVwrent
Imptrfect
HfiniUve.
/ndicattve.
Indicative.
Su6-
juncb've.
/mpera-
ttBe,
ParUdple
patt.
©(blieben (*ir.), to
id) ftbliept/ bu fd)He«
iä) fctjlof
i* fW«
fdbliepe or
ger^tTen.
■bot, cloie
pefi, er f<©ite#t <+ & *
in fileupefl, er
Wleuft)
f<bliep(+*
* fdjteuf)
©d)ltag'eii (ttr.), to
id) fa)linge, u.
iä) fiblang
in) WAnge
fd)linge
gefd)but«
twiit, wind
gen.
©d)mei'Peil (*tr.), to
i* fciraeif e, u.
i<b f<bmiP
id) f4)mife
fcbraetpe or
gefa)miffn«.
■mite, ttrike
fcbmtip
©djmel'ien («fr- & »••
id) f(bm«lje, bu f4mfl»
id) fd>mclj
iä) fdjmfilje
fdjmtlj
gefdjmcl«
w'd. D)'c(.)> to melt
jeft, er fojmiljt
Jen.
©cbnau'ben (to. & *tr.),
id) f<bn<mbe, bn
id) fd)nöb
id) fdjnflbe
fd)naube
gefdjnoben.
to inort
fcbn«ub(t,erfd>naubt
*
©tbnefbtii (*tr.), to
cot
©d)nei'en (10. & pro-
iä) fibneite, k.
iä) fd)ntrt
id) fcbnirte
fibneibe
gefd)nitten.
tt Waeit, je.
e« fdjneitej
e« fd)neite$
fdjneie
gefd)neit,
vinc. [& 6?.]*tr.),i)»-
(#«r.) e«
(*tr.) es
(*tr.) ge<
perj. to iiow
fftnie
fibnie
fdbitteen.
®d)nteT)«n, % trid.
©ibnauben
Sa)ratt'ben (ic. & *tr.),
td> fd)raube, it.
(rtr.) id)
(*tr.) id)
fcbrdube
(j(r.) ge-
to screw
fdjröb
f*r7be
fd)roben.
Streifen (gen. w.,
f<bf(bre(fe,buf*ri<rft,
iä) f*m
id) fcbrJfe
fcbri«
gefdjrotfeiL
sometiints str., vid.
er fdjritft
(not
"■
Dict.). to frigbt
©<brei'ben (*tr.), to
wrfte
©djui'en (str.), to cry
fß)rütf)
id) föreibe, k.
id) fdjrieb
iä) fdjriebe
fd)reibe
gefä)ricbcu.
(d) fe)reie, w.
iib f*rie
id) fä)rie
fibreie or
gefd)rieen.
fd)«i
©(brei'ren (rtr.), to
i<b fa)rette, tt.
i* f*ritt
14 färitte
fxbreite
gefd)ritten.
»tride, itep
©«breiten (irr.)» to
id> fdjrote, Du fdjrotcft,
(10.) i*
id) fcirotete
fcbrote
(»tr.) ge-
gnaw ; to rough grind
er fdjrotet
fd)roteie,
fibroten
+ & pro-
(rorWy w.
vinc.(str.)
gefd)ro*
iä) fä)riet
tet).
©iStod'ren (*tr.), to
in) fcbmore, bu fd)rod=
iä) ftb»ö*r
id) fd)»3re
fcbrofire
gef<b«oore«.
impoitamate
refl, (provtnc. bu
f<bRH<rft),er fdjnxSrt
(proüinc.erfcbwiert)
S<b»ei'gen (ffr.), to
i<b fä)»eige, je.
f(b f<b»ieg
id) fä)raiege
fd)meige or
gefdjtoio
be lilent
f4»eig
gen. '
©♦»eilen («er., *ome-
i<bfd)mene,buf<bi»fu"ft,
id) f<brooU
itb fd)»8He
fcbrclU
geförool»
li'm« w., w'd. Dict.),
er f<b»i«
len.
to »well
1
©<b»ün'nten (*tr.), to
üb fdjmimmc, u.
id)fd)wannn
lä) fd)n)dnu
iä)v>immt
gefcbioom*
■wim
me &
f<b»ömme
or f(b»tmm
men.
©(bretaten (.*&.), to
id) fibainbe, ic.
iä) fd)»anb
lä) fcbwdnbe
d)»inbe
gefibwun«
diuppear, vaoisb
ben.
64ning'en (*tr.) f to
id) fdjioinge, ic.
14 f(b»ong
lebfcbwdnge
id)ninge
gefibwun«
twin(t
1
gen.
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XXIII
Introduclion.
iVaaient
Imperfect
Infmlivt.
Indicaiiue.
IndicativeA Sub-
junetive.
Impera-
tive.
ParüäpU
past.
Süafm («fr.). *•
idj fd)roore, ic.
td)f<b»ör or
id) fd)More
fu)reJrt
gtfd)«WtU.
•war
ffbroBr
or f<brcüre
eScVen (#rr.), to ue
icb febe, tu ftc^ft (ße>
&eft),erfitbt(fltiet)
i*W
id> fabe
fiebe or fieb
gefeben or
«tftbu.
Ben (irr.), to be
i<b bin, bu bfft, tr ift,
»it (Üb, i^r feiD, fle
id) war, bu
id) reare
fei
gtretfen.
»arrft
ftab} **bj. itb fti, bu
(nwrft),
ftift, erfci} reit fei«
en, tbr feiet, fit feien
er aar
Sorten (».* irr.), to
itb fenbt, ic.
i«b fenbete
id) fenbete
ftnbt
gefenbet ©r
seid
or fanbte
gefanbt.
5lrt«(«tr.), to §eetb,
id) ftebe, it.
id) fort
id) forte
Ttebe
gef orten.
toboil
Steg'« (*tr.), to »lug
idj finge ic.
id) fang
id) fingt
finge
gejungen.
SüPea (rtr.), to «ik
idj Rufe, w.
id) fant
id) fante
Rnfe
gtfunteu.
Wan (*tr.), to ne-
Üb finne, ic.
id) fann
id) finne or
finne
gefonnen.
rfitate, reflect
fönne
5i«'en (rtr.), to iit
id) fi»e, ic.
id)fS?
i* flf t
ft«e
gefeffen.
Sotten (irr.), iball,to
i(bfoU,bnfoOft,erfon
id) foUtt
id) foUte
gefoUt
»we, to .be obliged
lpoften(io.,p.p.str.,
id) fpalte, »u fpalteft
id) fpoittrt
td> fpaltcte
fpotte
(«er.) ge«
»meiimei 10.), to
(proütnc. fpflltft), er
fpolten
H>Ut,»Kt
fpatttt
(rareJy in.
gefpaltet).
Ipefen («tr.), to to-
idj fpeie, »c.
i*fpie
id) fpit
fptie or fpei
gefpieen.
■it,tpew
Jörnen Crtr.),to«5pin
ty fpinne, w.
id) fpann
( prootne.
vulg. id)
fponn)
i* |p«f
id) fpAnnt
or fponn*
fpinnc
gefponnen.
»lei'hl(ftr.)>toiUce
id) fpletp" e, je.
i* fplifft
fpWf-e
gefpliffen.
trennt (*cr.), to
id) fpredtt, bu fprUbft,
Uf fprsdj
id) fprftibe
fprid)
grfprodjen.
peak
er fprid)t
pritf« (*lr.), to
id) fprfepe, tc.
id) fprof
f*fpriffe
fprief e or
gefproffen.
proot
fprief
Ptutg'ra (rir.), to
id)fpriuge,bufprtngft,
id) fprang
id) fprdnge
fpringe
gefprun«
Map, leap, spring
er fprfngt
gen.
te^enCtrO.toiUo«,
id) ftetbe, bu ftid)ft, er
iibfUd)
UbftXtbe
fti*
geftodten.
ieree
fH*t
*(f en (jr«r.) ( to (tick
ia) ftetfe, m.
idjftäf
id)ftTfe
fteaV
geftetft
(vulg. ge»
ftetfen).
eb'en (irr.), toatand
id) ftebe, bu ftebeft
id) ftanb ($
id) fidnbt or
ftebe or fieb
geftanben.
(ftebft), er fteftet
Aproutnc.
ftfinbe
(f»ebt), «.
frunb)
ryiat(«tr.), to ateal
id) fteble, bu ftie$Ift,
id) ftabl
id) fWbtt or
ftiebl
geftoblen.
erftiebtt
(provinc.
vulg. id)
ftobD
idt flieg
ft6ble
efgen (#rr.), to
Üb fteige, ic.
id)ftiege
fteige or
geftiegen.
•oat, rite
ftrig
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taixuuucuon.
A-uent
Imperfect
Infinitive.
/ndtcoti'u«.
Indicative.
Stt6-
junetive.
ünpera-
tfoe.
Partieipk
past
©üWfen (.str.), to
id) fd)liepe, bn fd)lie«
id) fdjlc-f
i* f«*lö|Te
ftt)Iiepe or
gefcbtolTen.
■bot, cloie
ff(t,trf*Iitft(4:**
bu fd)leufeft, er
fd)len»t)
f*Ke»(*A
* fdjleu»)
©«bling'en (#rr.), to
id) fd)Unge, tc.
id) fd)lang
id) fölange
fe)ttnge
gefd)Iun»
twiit, wind
geu.
©«imei'Pen (ttr.), to
id) fd)reeif e, ic.
i* f*mif
id) fd)mife
fa)meife or
geftbraiffue.
■mite, itrike
febmeiß
©(bmel'jen (rtr- ft w.,
id) fömelje, bn fd)mil«
id) fd)moI{
io) fd)m6I}e
fd)miii
gefd)mel«
cid. DicU), to melt
jeft, et fibmiljt
Jen.
©d)nau'ben (to. & *tr.),
id) fibnoube, bu
id)fd)n36
id) fcbnföe
fd)naube
gefo)nobeu.
to mort
fd)n<nibft ; erfä)n<robt
©o)net^en (*ir.), to
cot
6o)nei'en (w. * pro-
id) fänetbe, it.
id) fd)nitt
id) fd)nitte
fd)neibe
gefd)nitten.
e* febneit, «.
e« f<i)nefte j
c» fd)neite;
fd)nete
gefd)nett,
vinc. [& G.] rtr.)> • ffl "
(*ir.) et.
(str.) es
(*er.) ge»
per*, to »ow
fd)nie
fd)nie
fd)nieen.
©a)nie'ben, + "'<'•
©d)nauben
©o)rau'ben (v>. * str.),
id) fo>rattbe, te.
(*tr.) id)
(*tr.) id)
fd)r«ube
(str.) ge-
to »crew
fd)r5b
fd)rfte
fd)roben.
Streifen (gen. w.,
iß)f<brr<re,b«fd)ri(tft,
id) fibrat
id) fd)rJf e
fa)ricf
gefd)roa*e«.
sometimes str., vid.
er föriett
(not
Dict.), to fright
fd)ra(f)
©«breiten (jtr.), to
wrlte
©d)rer*en (rfr.), to cry
id) fd)reibe, ic.
id) fd)rieb
i<b fd)riebe
treibe
gefd)ricbo.
id) fd)reie, w.
(d)rd)rie
id) föne
fo)reie or
gefd)rieett.
f*«i
6d)rei'ten (*tr.)» to
id) fo)refte, «.
id) fdjritt
id) fö)ritte
foreite
gefebritten.
»tride, »tep
©d)rofen (irr.), to
i<bf(brote,bnfd)rotrft,
(w.) id)
id) fd)rotete
fd)rote
(«er.) 9 e»
gnxw ; to rough-grind
er fd)rotrt
förotete,
febroren
$ A pro-
(rartlyw. '
i»'ne.(#tr.)
gefd)ro<
ia) f<brier
tet). 1
©<b»4'ren (str.), to
id) fdbrodre, bu fd)»J=
i<b fib»3r
id) fd)»Jre
fö)wdre
gefd)roora.
impoitumate
reft, (pravinc. bu
fa)»terft) ; er fibroÄrt
(protrinc.er fd)ni(rt)
Sd)Bei'gen (str.), to
id) fd)meige, je.
id) fibreteg
id) fd)roiege
fd)meige or
gefd)roie»
be »Heilt
f*»efg
gen. 1
©a)»el1en (#tr., jtome-
übtöHseHcbufebiBinft,
id) fd)n>oD
id) fd)ȣ0e
fd)ioia
gefd)n>ot<
f/me* to., vid. Dict.),
er f<b»int
len.
to «well
©(bmim'men (str.), to
id) fo)n>immc, ic.
fd)fa)namu
ia) fä)ndnt;
rä)»imme
gefa)toom«
■wim
tne &
febttömme
orfdjnimm
men.
©«bminten (Hr.), to
id) fa)»inbe, ic.
id) fd)»anb
id) fibndnbe
d)»fnbe
8efd)»un*
diuppear, vaniah
ben.
©djnüifl'en (str.), to
id) fd)»inge, w.
id) fa)»ang
id)fd)winge
'd)»inge
Stfdjwua«
swing
1
gen.
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XXIII
Introduciion.
Infinitiv*.
Praetent
Indkative.
Imperfect
Indicative,
Sub-
junctive.
Impera-
tive.
ParticipU
past.
6eb»ö're» (ttr.), *•
«ear
fSd/m (ttr.), to ice
tkin (irr.), to be
Beuten (». t irr.), to
md
BWVeu(«tr.),to«eeth,
toboU
Binc/tn (ttr.), to »log
ESfiFca (ttr.), to link
Bia'ntn (ttr.), to me-
ditate, reäect
Sit'« (rtr.), to dt
Wtal(trr.),«ball, to
owe, to be obliged
!pal'ttn(».,p.p.rfr.,
tometima to.), to
■plit, «t.t
Sperre (ttr.), to to-
■it,ipew
J»ilrtlfll(/tr.),to»piB
plei'ftn(rtr.),to»lice
Pre<b'en (»tr.), to
peak
priefen (*tr.), to
pront
ptiae'ea (ttr.), to
■mp, leap, spring
troyeil(rtr.),toiting,
ierce
SeeTen (rtr.), to «tick
eb'en (irr.), to »Und
WmCrfr.), totteal
#«« («tr.) F
onnt, rite
to
id) Misere, je.
icb febe, bn fte&ft (ft<:
beft),trfiebt(fi«bet)
icb bin, bu bfft, er ift,
»ir fhb, Ü)r feib, fie
finb« rubj. icb fei, bu
feift, er fei» »ir fcf;
m, ibr feieb, ße feint
16) fenbe, tc.
id) fiebe, m.
id) finge Jt.
id) fiare, it.
id) ftnne, je.
üb R»e, je.
id)fou,bttfoHft,erfon
id) fpalte, bn fpalttfl
(provinc. fptütft), er
fpaltet
id)fd)i»öTor
fefcreür
iebfab
icb n>ar, bu
rcareft
(warft),
er mar
to) fenbete
or fanbte
Üb fort
iö) fang
id) fanr
ia) fann
icbfclf
ia) feilte
ia) fpattete
ia) fa)»?«
or fd)n>ure
ia) fäbe
ta> wäre
icb fenbete
icb fötte
i«b finge
icb finfe
(d) finne or
finne
icb ffie
id) foate
td)fp«ltere
ftbwJre
Hebe or fieb
f«i
fenbe
Rebe
8tfd)n}orcn.
gefeben or
gefebu.
geroefen.
ia) fpeie, M.
ia) fpinne, je.
ia) fpleif e, sc.
id) fpreebe, bu fpriä)ft,
er f»riö)t
id) fprief e, >e.
iä)fpringe,bufpringft,
er fprfngt
ia) fteebe, bn ftiebft, er
mt
icb ftedte, jc.
iä) ftelje, btt ftebeft
(ftebft), er fielet
(fle&t), jc.
id) ftetjte, bn ftitbft,
er ftiebCt
ia) fieige, it.
id)fpie
id) fpann
( provinc,
vvlg. id)
fponn)
leb fplt*
fcbfpräd)
id)fprof
ia) fprang
id)ftäd)
iä)ft«
id) ftanb (#
& provinc.
ftnnb)
id) ftabt
(proiH'nc.
vulg. id)
ftobO
i* f«eg
f*fpie
id) fpinne
or fpfinne
fing«
finfe
finne
fi*e
fpaitc
fpeie or fpei
fpinne
i« fpüffe
id) fprlcbe
i* fpr<3fle
icb fprang e
id) ftlcbe
l*)ftJre
id) ftinbe or
ftunbe
icb ftdfjfc or
ftobte
fpleipe
fpriä)
fprief e or
fptief
fpringe
Web
(hefe
ftebe or ftcb
(Hebt
gefenbet or
gefaubi.
gefotten.
gefungen.
aefunttn.
gefonnen.
gefeffen.
gefottt.
(»t>.) ge»
fpalten
(rarely w.
gef paltet),
gtfpictn.
gefponnen.
gefpliflen.
gtfprocben.
gefproffen.
gefprnn«
gen.
geftoä)(n.
gefletft
(wlg. gt«
(leeren).
geftanben.
geflobien.
ia) fliege
fieige or
I ffeig
•
eftttgen.
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«imeuung. aau
idituuucuoju
Pretent
Imperfect
Infinitive.
Indieative.
Indieative.
Su6-
junch'oe.
Impera-
tive.
Pttrtictplt
ptut
©(blit'fen (*tr.), to
id) fibliepe, Du fdjlif
id} fd}(0f
i* mm
Mjüepe or
gefcbljfTeu.
»bot, clote
»eft,er|*HcPt(*A*
tu fibleuftft, er
Wmft)
fc&liepCM
* f*ltaf )
©diltng'en (*(r.), to
(fl> fd}linge, ic.
id} fd}Iang
id} fdjloige
fd)linge
gefcbluif
twiit, wind
gen.
Sibmei'flen (*tr.), to
id) fdjmeif e, tc.
id} fdtmip
id} fdjntffc
fdjmeipe or
gefdtmiffuc.
»mite, »trike
fdjmctf
©ibmel'jen (rtr- * tu.,
i<b fdjaelje, bu ftfemil»
id} fdjmclj
id} febmWje
fdjmilj
gefibracl«
vid. biet.), to melt
S«ft, er fifimitjt
Jen.
©cbnau'ben (w. & *tr.),
ld) ftbnaube, bu
id}fd}tt96
id} fibnBbe
fd}naubc
gefftnoben.
to »nort
fdtnoubft,trfd)naubt
*
©^netten (*ir.), to
cot
©ibnei'en (w. * pro-
ta) fdmeibe, k.
id} fdmitt
id} fönirte
ftbneibe
geftbm'ttru.
e* fdjnrit, ie.
t« fiinettej
e« fdjneitej
fdtneie
gtfdjnett,
vinc. [& <?.] ftr.), im-
(ttr.) ee
(str.) tt
(ttr.) ge.
per«. to »bow
r*mt
fdjnte
fdbnicm.
©cbnie'ben, + »M-
©djnanbnt
Bd)rau'b«B(tc. **tr.),
id} fd}raube, it.
(rtr.) i«
(ttr.) üb
fibraube
(ttr.) g^
to »crew
fcbrSb
feSrübe
fdjroben.
Sd)t«fen (gen. w.,
i<bf*retfe,bBf(6ri(ffl,
id> fdtr«
lo> f<br Jf e
fdjri«
gtfd}rcifts.
sometimtt Str., vid.
er fdjridtuction.
Infinitiv*.
Pretent
Indicative.
Inäieativ«.
imperfeet
Sub-
jvnetioe.
Impera-
tive.
ParÜciple
ptut.
«BUrten (irr.), to be-
come, grow
id) werte, bu wirft, er
wirb, wir »erben, ibr
wertet, fit werten
«Ber'ffli(«ir.),tothrow
üb werfe, bn wirfft, er
wirft
id) würbe or
warb, bn
wurteft or
warbft, er
wnrte or
warb, wir
würben,
ibr war«
bet, fte
würben.
id) warf
id) würbe
werbe
«Biegen (itr.), to|td) wiege, ir.
weigh; to rock
(Bingen (ttr.), to wind
Kiffen (irr.), to know
ffiotten {irr.), will, to
be willing, 4c.
3eiVen (str.), to »ccoie
Steb'en (#tr.), to draw
Swing'en (*tr.), to
force, eompel
id) winbe, it.
id) weif, bu weift, er
weif, wir wifen, «
id) »ia, bn wiOft, er
will, wir wollen, it>r
wottt, |ie wollen
id) jet&e, u.
id) giet>e, bu jiebft, er
jiejt(*bnjeua)(t, er
jeudjt)
idj jwinge, u.
id) wog
id) wanb
id) wuf te
id) woOtt
id) }ieb
ia) }wang
iä)würfe(n
w.id) wir«
fe) r
id) woge
id) winbe
id) wfiftc
id) wollte
id) giet)e
id)ä4ge
id) twinge
wirf
wiege
winbe
wtfle
wolle
»eite
jtebeorjieb,
(*itud))
jwinge
geworben
or »ort«
(a* an au-
xttfar*
verb).
geworfen.
gewogen.
gewunbtn.
gewuft.
gewollt.
gegeben,
gejogen.
gejwungea.
II. ®celittfttion.
analog mit ber Sonfugation giebt
ti audj in ber JDecImation brei (Haffen :
tine {tarte, eint f$n>ad)e unb eine
unregelmäßige.
3Me gälie »erben in biefen 5Dtdino>
tionen burd) gteiionflfijlbfn gebitbet, ble
f d)tt>ad)e ftetä burd) 2tnfejung bon -en.
3)ie ftarf eSDeclmation toel$e an btm
-6 ber ©enittoenbung im Singular ju
erfenneu ijt*, bat bfiufig im «Plural
ben Umlaut, flet8 in ber $luralform
auf -et. JDet Umlaut ifl bura) " an=
gebeutet.
II. Declension.
Analogous to the Conjngation, there
are likewise three classes of Declen-
sions, the ttrong, the weak, and the
irregulär.
The cases in these declensions are
formed by syllables of inflectiou, the
weak always by adding the syllable -en.
The ttrong declension, which is re-
cognisable by the -8 terminating the ge-
nitive,* frequently takes the modifica-
tion of vo wel in the plural, invariably ao,
when the plural ends in -er. The modiG-
cation of vowel hasbeenindicated by *.
* Xuper bei ?jcmtnlm6. .Stein beutfd)et 8**11 * Except in Feminine». No German fent-
~ ljnlne !• f
minin wirt im Singular ccclintrt.
i declined in the «ingular.
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gtntatung.
XXVII
Introduetion.
Ifcffc Ht (Bttbungeit fcet fatttü uxb Tab!« of the termlutlons of the streng
fa)tt>ao)en Ceelinatfon: — and weak dedenslon: —
«rff JDeclmation (strong declension). @a)roa$e!!)ecltnation (weak declension).
Rngular
Singular)
«Plural
(Plural)
trflt gönn jwcttc Sorot
(firit form)
*.
* -CO
Qen
De
(aeeond form)
— VC
— er
— tot
— er
Singular
(Singular)
Nom. —
Gen. — en
Dat. — m
Ace. — mi
Plural
(PluraO
— m
— en
—tn
— tn
C8 ijt baber für ben, ber bitfeö 9B6r=||
rbua) geoiaudjt, nur nBt$lg ju toiffen,
> ein <&aubrmort florf iß (unb in He-
rn Satte ift ber fptural bann iebe8=
»I angegeoen, fotalb ber Umlaut ein:
Accordingly, it ü only necessary for
those who make use of this Dictiona-
ry to know, whether a Substantive is
strong (and in this case the form of
the plural has always been given
it) ober 08 e« fdjtoad) ift, ober un- when modifying the radical vowel),
jehnäjiig. — ®a bie &äf)l ber uns
Itlntäfigen «gauptoorter fe$r grof ifi
b eine 9tenge von grrmbtoottern (int
5rtft6u<$e mit einem bor beut SBorte
Jtnben • bejeiebnet) baju gehören, fo
ige Ijfer ein äBetjeU&nijj ber unreget
ijjigen beutföen ^au^rrtSrter, Jebo$
r einiger ber $aubtf5<$lid)fien greuib;
riet folgen.
or whether it is weak, or irregulär. —
The number of irregulär substantives
being very large and including many
words derived from foreign languageg
(designated in the dictionary by an *
preceding the word), merely a limited
number of these has been given, with
all the irregulär words of purely Ger-
man origin.
Unregelmäßige $auyrw5ttet. — Irregulär Snbstantlves.
ierghwoe, «Ä'fcername, a'bertoÖCe, 3t6'fbroj>, «6'ffrabl, &c. vid. ®(au6e,
Harnt, SBiße, @profi, Strahl Äc
'ge, n. eye, sing. str. (Gen. be« Qluge«), pl. v>. bie Qtugen.
a'er, m. peasant, sing. str. (Gen. be« Stauer«), pL to. bie Sauern.
tt, n. bed, «feig, str. (Gen. be« »ette«), pl. ». bie ffletten.
Oj'fläbe, m. letter, generaily weak; Gen. sing, sometimes be« 99ua)j}a(en«.
imanf, m. diamond, sing, generaily str. (sometimes to.), phir. ».
it, st. thorn, generaily strong, Gen. sing. M {Dorne«, pl. bie JDBrner;
be plural is more frequently weak, bie JDornen.
be, n. end, sing. str. (Gen. bed finbe«), pl. to. bit GEnben.
ft, tn. forest, sing, str. (Gen. bed gorfteö), pl. to. bie gorften ; the strong
jrms SJforfte and Sorfle are little used.
'be, m. (Stieben l. «.) peace, Gen. sing, be« Stieben«, Dat. bem Stle*
en Ace. bot Stieben.
Fe, m. (Surrten, l. «.) spark, Gen. sing, be« gunfen«, Dat. bem Sun*
m, Ace. ben gunfen. plur. bie Sunten.
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©Ott, m. district, generally strong (Gen. ring. be8 ©aue«, phtr. bie ©a»)
plaral sometimes weak, bie ©auen.
©ebanfe, m. (©ebanfen, the original form l. «.) thought, Gen. «ng. M
©ebanfend, i)at. bem ©ebanten, -iee. ben ©ebanfen, p/. bie ©ebanfen.
©ebat'ter, m. god-father, sing. «fr. (Gen. be« ©eöatterö), pl. w. tote ©eöatim
©tau'be, m. (©tauben, the original form l. u.) belief, Gen. «tng. be« @L»
ben«, Dat. bem ©tauten, Äcc. ben ©lauten, pJ. (I. u.) bie ©tauben,
©ranät', m. JcA. shrimp, n'ng. «fr. (Gen. beg ©ranate«) , pi. w. bie ©ranatm
$a'ber, m. rag, ring. «fr. (Gen. be« <&aber8, rarely ». be« labern), pLt
bie <§abem.
$au'fe or Raufen, m. heap; crowd, 4c, Gen. ring. be8 Raufen«, JD*
bem Raufen, .Aee. ben Raufen, pl. bie Raufen,
.fcemb, n. shirt, ring. «fr. (Gen. be« .j?fmbe8), pl- u>- bie <§emben.
<§erj, n. heart, Gen. «ing. be8 ^erjenö, Dat. bem <§er$en, Äcc. bad $(1
pi. bie •öerjen.
<§u'bet, m. prminc. vulg. rag, «ing. «tr. (Gen. beS <§ubel6), p/. 10. bie Rubeln.
<$u'$u, Dtd. U$u.
3ngrebie'ng'/ f. ingredient, pL 3n8«bii?n'$re'n.
3utt>eT, n. jewel, «tng. «fr. (Gen. be« 3utt>el8), pl. w. bie Sutofltiu
Jto^aun', m. capon, generally «fr., pl. sometimes w.
Älamfc, m. clamp, sing. «fr. (Gen. be« Jtlambe«), pl. w. bie .Klammen.
8ot'6fer, m. laurel, ring. «fr. (Gen. bfö Sorfeterö), pl. w. bie Lorbeeren.
aj?arä, n. Mar. top (of a ship), «wig. «fr. (Gen. US SWarfeÖ), pL »1
Warfen (sometimes «fr. bie SRatfe).
9Hojl, m. ruast, sing. «fr. (Gen. be« SWafle«) , p/. w. bie 3Kajlen.
3Äu8'fet, m. muscle, «thg. «fr. (Gen. beg SKugfcI«), p/. w. bie SWuefeln.
9ladj'6at, m. neighbour, «ing. «fr. (Gen. beg 9tai$bar8), p/. 10. bie 5Rat|biu
JRa'me, m. (9tamen, the original form l. u.) name , Gen. sing. beS 9Jama
Dat. bem 9iamen, Äcc. ben Stauten, p/. bie Stauten.
JDbr, »• ear, *»'ng. «fr. (Gen. beg Dbje«), pl. v>. bie JD^tett.
JDft, m. east, the «frong forms (Gen. Öfteg) are rarely used, the Gs
Dat. and ^c<r. of Dflen (beg JDfleng, bem Dfien, ben Dflen) supplji
their place.
Pantoffel, m. »Upper, ring. «fr. (Gen. beg {Pantoffel«), pl. w. bie SPantofiA
Jpfau, m. peacock, sing. «fr. (Gen. beg Sßfaueg, 4= & prminc. [S. G.]
beg Pfauen), p(. w. bie ißfauen (sometimes «fr. bie 5ßfaue).
$räfeet', m. prefect, generally t»., «mg. sometimes «fr.
$fatm, m. psalm, «tng. «fr. be« $falme8, pL v>. bie {pfalmen (sometin
«fr. bie $Pfatmen).
8lu6Tn', m. ruby, generally «fr., pl. sometimes w.
©a'me, m. (©amen, the original form l. «.) seed, Gen. «üig. befl ©omni
Dat. bem ©amen, ylcc. ben ©amen, pl. bie ©amen,
©dja'be, m. (®ä)aben, the original form /. u.) damage, Gen. «tng. M
©d)aben$, Dat. bem ©d)aben, j4cc. ben ©(baben, pl. bie ©ä)aben.
©ajmcrj, m. pain, »tng. «fr. (Gen. be8 ©dmterjefl, formerly befl ©cbmerjnt
Dat. bem ©d)merje, formerly bem ©ojmfrjm), pi. w. bie ©Q)inetjen.
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See, in. lale, fing. ttr. (Gen. M @ee8), pL v. bfe Seen.
Sporn, m. spar, ring. ttr. (Gen. be8 ©porne6); pL w. bie ©Jörnen (or
©fcoren), sometimes «fr. bfe ©porne.
Staat, «. state, mg. ttr. (Gm. b«$ ©taarefl), pL v>. tote (Staaten.
5ta<$'el, m. sting, «ng. «fr. (Gen. be8 ©tadjelö), pL w. bit ©tadeln.
Stfe'fd, «• boot, *»»g. «tr. (Gen. bei ©tiefet«), p£ w. bit ©tiefein, some-
times »fr. bfe ©tiefet
Straff, m. ray, ring. ttr. (Gen. be8 ©tra$lefl), pl. w. bie ©trauten.
prtrauf, m. ostrich, generali; «fr., p/. bie ©troujüe, sometimes w. bie ©ttaujjen.
bl'tert^an, m. sabjeet, «mg. «fr. (Gen. beg UnterttyaneS ) + & provinc.
; [5. G.] w. (Gm. be8 Untertanen), pi. w. bie Untertanen.
Jet'ter, m. cousin, ting. ttr. (Gen. befl SJetterS) sometimes w. (Gen. bei
Settern), pi. w. bie Settern.
Ityl, m. owl, «fr.. Gen. sing. be8 U$uS, p(. bie Ulju, eol (particularly iV.
G.) bie U$u8.
Btl'lt, m. (SBiKen. the original form l. u.) will, Gen. sing. be8 SBiUen0,
Dat. bem SBlUen, ylee. ben SBiKen.
ffe'rai$, m. oraament, «ing. «fr. (Gen. be8 Slerat^eö), pL w. bie ßierat^en
(sometimes «fr. bie ßltxatfft).
(in«, m. interest on capital, fing. «fr. (Gen. beg 3'"ff8) > J>'- »• bie 3infen>
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einiget 3«$*" «"*> Slbrurjungrn of several marks and abbreviatiou.
(Bal.b««Betjel<»nl» (ml. Sbtflc pp, XXXYII1-L). (Comp»tethell8ttoaiear»tp«rt ) pp.XXXTlIWt
aber «oralen, 3ei<6en (er State, * ;. 0.
artig, (001. «»ort), 6*oV te (ogl. et«*
bartr), «tn'djen (»gl. Seifte), atubiii 1
(Dfll. »inten), Xr5|t (»gl. CRoft), Sffip,
orop (»gi. gm?, ed)ui), tw (ogi. eor«
be), 3arflid> (»gl._$a'rtlia)), $SrbIr
(«gl 3Jc6Vber), efifli* (ogL Sfirfi);
offene Sorben, b. b. ßnlben bie mit ei<
nem Socal enbigen, fint immer lang, j.ffi,
8a'ben(=2Sb«i)« »o ba« Snbe einer
©olbe bnrd) ben TCecent nidbt bejeldjnet
»erben tonnte, »ttrbe immer bat Möge«
jeid)en angebracht, baher Vber, Ea'ben,
ober TCn'bäben, Sufläbcn, Se'gen, aber
Wiegen, 3«Hgen 5 ©ari'ren, aberGlarin'i
Otogen, Serfto'fen, «ber Wfto-fen, 3n'«
flögen» 3«rT»ern, aberXuPjübeln» £4'ren,
ober WbJren} $6'ren, aber TCuf boren»
Bü'M,-«ber Wblfen, u. f. ».
w flber Socalen, 3eiä)en ber Jturje, * ge«
ndbnlid) nur bann angemenbet, »o man
cigenttid) Singe erwarten foOte, j. SB.
Wselr, K&b'bar, «örtbeU (ogl. $5d>,
mi), 8ör), n. f. ».
•• ] . Srennung 8 < 3eid)en bei (Bocalen, befon*
ber« na* i, }. 0. VfVtn, ^fifroglo'pben,
3bem'(ogl. »arbietf, $ier, Seelen, f.».
2. über bem e, 3eld)en ber «»artigen Xu»-
foradje, 2. ». SVber, 8te*gen (al« $aupt=
wert), gVber (ogt. Se'gen, ePbcI, «e'gen
[ol* äeitwortj u. f. ».), freillä) i(t hier
in bemertm, ba« bie« e in oerfd)iebenen
(Segenben SDenrfd)lanb« eerfdjieben au*ge=
fpnwben wirb} im ungemeinen ift bie in
biefem 8Bud)e angegebene Xu«fpraa)e bie
oon fRittelbeurfdjIanb.
— , 3eid)en ber ©leiafteit, j. ». SbeiU' fft
= (b. 6. gleid» rdi«l'.
OTer vowel»,* tha tign of lengtb, /. i
artig (</. |>art), e<baVte (c/. eta
bor'te), «en'*en (c/. «en'be), Rati
(</. Sinken), 2r5fl ( cf. «oft), ft
©rü«(</. glup, 6*nP), TTTpI' (c/ «
be), 3»rfiia) (c/. $4rrli«), I»}*
(c/. »orber), 6l|Hia> (tf. %W
open syllable«, i. a. •jnableiendinjrf
a vowel, are alvraya long, /. i. tttl
(= to SSben); wbere the eod ofuji
lable conld not be Indicated by tktu
' Cent, thi* sign wa» alwayi med, Hl
Vber, taten, bot Witten, W»
ben j Se'gen, but Wiegen, 3tr1egens *
tfren, bat Slarin'j Stoffen, Serfhf«
bot WfWffcn. 3n'(t5(ienj Su'bria,»
«"ußfibelnj £a'ren bot Velaren» &fa
bat XnfbJrenj Kufen, bat Xt/buffl
fte.
over voweli, * the sign of »hortneu, p>
rally o«ed, wbere tbe long qnantüy ni|
bave been expected, f. 1. fritfidt. Kl
bar, »Srtbtil (cf. &ä>, KSa), SS
&c.
1. tbe pointi of dicreiis , comp«r« '
VRin, *ffrogIe'pben, SbeW »»4*
bief, 4>itx, Ceele, &c; 2. orer tbe tiK
e It generali? mark« the broad pr«J
ciation, whlch U eqnal to 4, f. '• 9*
(= to 84^er), gifber, «ifgen (»•),<
«e'gen, «Pbel, üle'gen (o.), *«i "
boweTer , to be remarked , that ■
e la pronoanced dtfferently in diW
parU of Germany; the pronnaw*
given In thia book ia that of •*
Germany. _
--, the aign of eqnaHty, f. 1. SbeeVi»
(i. «. eqnal) to rdi«'.
' 6a)on Idngft aud) in englffa)en grammarUtl " Thia la no Innovation, at theee 4
fajrngBerfenfiblfd)JfoinDr.WalIi«'«Grammar, are already to be fonnd in the e*«"
London, Bowyer, 1765; R. Narei' Element« grammatical worka of Dr. Walll« (1765).
of Orthoepy, London, Payne, 1784, U. 0. a. ||Narea (1784), and many otber*.
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4 Jrjrfdjnet da Deraitttc* fBort ober eine
mtltttt »ebeuttmg.
*$ Q. L neariy obsolete) bejcidbnet ein bei«
Mbt mottete« »ort.
* 1. »et einem SBerre bient jut ©tieiä)-
mj eine« Sfrembrnorte« , j. ». «SbetU',
«Startita?, *3nftitüf, n. f. ».) 2. in
lafmbes Zttt jeigt tt ein bia)terif<ies
Bert cbet eine bfd)terir<be Sebrornng an
»gl. i. 9. Oelfabe, $ienieben, SRaib.
mark* an obsolete word or expres-
sioa.
n$ mark« a word or expreuion neariy ob-
solete.
1. at the head of a Word servei to denote
the same m of foreign origin, f. i. *3be»
KW, •SbentltSV, *3nftitSf, *c; 2. with-
in tbe letter-press it denote» a poetle
word or espreuion/. t. Oelanbe, $ittdc
ben, SWaib qv.
& blürjun g en.
Abbreviations.
Au.
titVt für Accnsative, Xccufati».
Acc.
stands for Accnsative.
ih.
* m
ndverb.Xbrerbiumj bfeXb*
ctrbien, n>elä)c im beurfebtn
in ber gorm faß immer mit
bem Vbiectisum jufammen-
fallen, finb nur bann befon*
ber* er»4bnr, nenn ?jorm
ober ffiebeutung abweisen.
adv.
m
>
adverb; adverbs, wfaich
in Gennan almost al-
ways exhibit the same
form as the adjeetives
to whlch they belong,
bave only been noted
when deviating in form
or meaning.
CctLArchoeol. >
CelticArchseology, teltifd)e
Cell. Archaol.
»
Cettic Archaology.
3Cra)aologie.
Coc.
ü »
Cocoonery , 6eibcnjU<fit,
©eibenbau.
Coc.
i)
Cocoonery.
Dat.
» s
Dative, Dario.
Dat.
u
u
Dative.
'cd.
» m
declined, beclinirt.
decl.
1>
»
declined.
kf.
m *
defective, befecti».
de}.
a
n
defective.
lern.
» »
demonstrative, bcmonflra=
tio.
freijueotly, b^ufig.
dem.
»1
»
demonstralloe.
£»•
9 »
fqtly.
a
»
frequenüy.
(.*.
m »
in a good sense, im eilen,
guten Sinne.
i. g. s.
*
a
in a good sense.
■ i. t.
» »
in an ill sense, im Übeln
Sinne.
i. i. s.
B
»
in an ill sense.
■f*.
m »
Genitive, ©enilio.
Gen.
»
»
Genitive.
ff»».
» »
Gymnastics, ©omnaftif.
Gymn.
n
»
Gymnastics.
fied.
• »
indeclinable, unbectinirbar.
indecl.
n
a
indeclinable.
»/., i*f.
u »
Infinitive, Snffniti».
lnf.,inf.
u
Infinitive.
Utp.
» »
inseparable, untrennbar.
intep.
n
inseparable.
• *
irregulär, unregelmäßig.
irr.
n
n
irregulär.
«t.
» »
Latin, Iatemifd).
Lat.
»
))
Latin.
■ G.
■* »
LowGerman,nitber»beutfd).
L.G.
n
a
Low German.
.G.
s> >
Northern Gennan, norb*
beutfd).
N.G.
B
»
Sorthern German.
w«.
* *
Nominative, Kominatio.
tfom.
»
a
Nominative.
•a.
m *,»
nameral, 3abhoort.
nun».
»
•
numeral.
'?.
■ -i«
originally, urfprnngtfd).
orig.
n
»
originally.
!J-
B> M
perioa, Werfen.
per*.
*
:#
person.
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AAAU
pron.
(unaittcCbor saib bem bcutfdjen
pron.
(wbea «ucceeding the German
»Sorte) ftefct für pro-
word 4mmediately)
Dounce, fprid).
stand» for pronounce.
Pros.
fte^t für Proaody, $rofobie.
iVo«.
•tand* for Prosody.
p.s.
ftebt einigemal aae «erfeben für
p.«.
thia abbi
. bai in aeveral caaes
v. *., qv.
been made tue of in-
■tead of v. s., qv.
Qu.Rev.
fle&t fär Qnarterly Review.
Qu.Bev.
stand» for Quarterly Review.
reeipr.
a
a reciprocal, reeiprof.
recipr.
»
»
reciprocal.
reg.
»
a regulär, regelmäpia.
reg.
u
a
regulär.
reJ.
a
a relative, relatto.
rel.
»
B
relative.
«ep.
B
a «eparabie, trennbar.
«ep.
>
a
separable.
sg.,sing.
a
a «iognlar, Singular.
sg., sing.
a
a
Singular.
S.G.
a
a Southern Germao, ffib»
beutf*.
S.G.
a
»
Southern German.
fpr.
»
> fprid), pronoooce.
fer.
a
B
fprid), pronounce.
str.
a
a strong, flarf (fie$e Sin»
leirtrag).
str.
a
»
ttrong (vide Intro-
daction).
s-t-s.
»
a lometifflei, joroeiten.
s-t-s.
8
a
sometimes.
Swab.
a
a gwabian, fd)»4bifd).
Swab.
a
a
Swabian, Suabian.
Switz.
a
a Switzerland, ©fbrocij.
Switz.
a
a
Switzerland.
tr.
a
a transitive, tranfitio.
tr.
a
a
transitive.
u4, u-ly.
a
» oinal , usually , ge»
»J&nlid).
u-4, «-<y.
u
a
usual, usually.
Vers.
B
a Veralfication, fiKetrif.
Vers.
B
»
Versification.
v.s.
a
a verbal snbftantive.aScr«
baifubftanti».
v. s.
»
a
verbal Substantive.
W.
a
a weak,f(b»ad>(fiebe@in»
leitnng).
10.
»
n
weak (vtde Introdac-
tion).
Westm.Rev
a
a Weatmioiter Review.
Westm. Rev. »
a
Werfnuwter Review.
wtAo.pt
a
» witbont plnral, obne
yiurai.
wtho. pL
a
a
without phtral.
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bei
&e»tfa)en »nb engltf^en ®pta$t.
Ä&eU II.
SDeutfcl tutb ©iiftlifö.
sc.
, a, I. n. 1. Gram, the firit letter of the
Mphabet, A, a; (in großcS — ("X), a great
(eapltal) a; (in Weint« — (a), a amall (little)
a; «on — bit 3, from a to z, from the
beginning to tbe end ; provs. »er — fügt,
ffivf sud) 8 fagen, he who begins witb a
thing, muat go od witb it, or in for a penny,
io for a poaod, or who enter* into engage-
aenti mattabide the conaequence« ; itt) bin
MS — mit» caS O, Script. 1 am Alpha and
Omega, the beginning and the end (ending) ;
f. Mus. A (tbe sixth note of the gamnt,
mmed la in Italy and France) ; A tut, (the key
sf) A major; A ntoU, (the key of) A minor;
1. 4, a, a, prep. Com. naed for ja, at : a fünf
JJretrnt, at (the rate of ) five per Cent. ; ä
6onro(d Cfo.), on accoont ; i ßonto»3ii6Iiing,
■ayment onacconnt; Law, indefinite pay
■ent; ä JlwiUfo, Com. at double Usance;
i tempo « Btof , Fenc. time-thrust.
. ; a, «Mr. Com. 1. (on letter« of exebange,
*"■:) acteptirt, accepted; 2. (on lista of pri
**, for:) Xsance, advance; 3. (on liat* of
printedj excbangea for the Fr.word) argent,
wney; a.a.O., 1. for am angeführten SDrte,
« the place qnoted ; 2. for am anbern &rte,
it iome other place ; 3t. or 3Cnn. (A. Ann.)
»r Ttimo (Anno), in the year; A. B./or Ar-
s«m Baccalaurevs, SaccalaureuS ber freien
(rinde, Bachelor of Art» ; 3b. or 3fbonn.
brjfbomtement, «obacription ; a. c. or a. c.
br(i4ii»icvrren(ü),laufenben3^ce£ / in tbe
resent year; 3f. 6. or 3fog»b. 6. 1. Com,
tr Xngobnrger (Sonrant, Angaburgh cur-
wey; 2. Bcc. for XugSfeurgifdjc öonfefflon,
Snfeaaion of Angaburgh ; a. B. for auf et
Straften, out of service, on half pay ; a. D.
!. Com. for a Dato, »om Zage ber 3fuSftel«
ng (eines *Bea)feIS) an, from thia day
T date, after date ; 2./or anno Domini, im
Sah>c nnferS #erra, in tbe year ofourLord;
*».add.,/orffigebin}B, feje bei, add;Tfbm.
r*r Xbmiral, admiral ; a. b. for m ber, on
the; a. b. Cbcr, ©aale, ora/S., a/6., on
the Oder, on tbe Saale; a. f., a. f. for anni
futuri, fünftigen, fommenben Safere», next
year ; o. g., a. g. Com. for a governa (It.),
jur 9Uu)tf<bnur, for(your) government; 31.
<B./or3fpoftclgcfd)id)te, Actaof the Apoatlea;
a. <B. n. b. TBL for aupcrorbentliajcr ©efanc»
tcr unb bc»cDmäd)tigtcr ÜXtniftcr, envoy
(ambaasador) extraordinary and minister
plenipotentiary; Sit. Ztft.for altcS Scfla«
ment, old testament ; a. 9Jt., a/5W. for am
9Kain,ontbeMaine;A.M. l.forannomundi,
im 3aO r e bec SBcIt, in the year of the world;
2. for Artivm Magister, «Bcagiftcr ber freien
JKnfte, Maater of Arta; amtf., amtfr. for
amtfübrenb, officiating; Xnf. for Ttntn (a
liquid meaaure), anker; a. S. for anbern
BrtS, vid. a. a. S.j a. pr., a. pr. for anni
praesentis, gegenwärtigen 3o§rc6, in tbe
presentyear; 0. p., A.P./branwipraeceden-
tis, vorigen 3<J$reS, in the last year; Xpr.
for 2tpril, April ; A. R. for anno regni, im
... fRegienmg&jabre, in tbe . .. year of . . .;
X.Bt./or JCIter 6 toi, Cftron. Old Style, 3C.S.
viel. Vit. Seft.j O.U., a. U. Com. for auto
(It.), nad) bergebrorbter ©enebnbeit, in the
uaual way ; Sufl., 3tuSg./or Auflage, XuSgabe,
edition ; 3f ug.l .for (ÖKonat) TCugufi, August.
2. Augustas (P. N.) ; Aug. fl. augmentum,
sBcrmebrttng, 3ufa$, angmentation, addition;
a. n. a. fl. actum ut svpra, gcfd)cbcn mie oben
(angegeben), an bem nämlidjcn Sage, Law,
done na above, on the same day; auSÜb. TL.
for ausübender "X.x%l, practiaing physiclan.
Va . (w.) /. water, river, rlruleC
Xa'djen, n. Geog. Aix-Ia-Chapelle.
Xaf, (*tr.) m. aak (akindof flat-hottomed
lighter, on the Rh ine, witb a blnnt head and
stern ).
5toi, 1. 1. (ttr. m., p l. Xtt'lc) 1. Ich. eel ; ber d)i«
nefifdje— , Ich. snake-gonrd, sword fiah;X— t
fangen, uid.Xalcn; cinSicrtclbnnbert 3t— t,
a stick ofeels; (in ©tfirffben— , acatofan
1
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2
m>
eel ; % Bak. a kiad of eel-«ha»ed butter-cak*
3. Ctotli. » wrong fold in clotb, a cruinple ;
H. comp, -artig, »id. — *6rmig > —bäum, m.
wid.$edenttrfa)ej -beere, /. — bterftraud),
m. — befing, /. vtd. fd)»arje 3otanni»beerej
— be^dlter, m. eel- trank; — boct, m. JcA. ai
apecie« of salmon in tbe lake of Thun In
Switzerland; — butte, /. Ich. bird-bott,
barbot, call, eel-poat, cony-fish, qaab; — |
bamm, m. eel -dam; — eiöccbfe, /. Tool,
eel-lizard (Lacerta anguina — L.);
itfcn, n. vid. — gabel* — erd)e, /. vid.—
bebalttr; —fang, m. 1. eel-fiabing, eeliag,
«niggllng ; 2. time and place at wbicb eela
arc caught; — fdnger, m. eel-fiaher, eel-
catcher; — ffU, n. eel-akin; — fellbanb,—
tettfeil, «. eel-»kln band or rope; —fett, n.
cel-grease; — flöfc, /. »id. —puppe} —fit«
irrig, eel-shaped, anguilliform ; — fruit, /. 1.
eei-monger; 2. or — groppe, vid.— mutier;
— gäbet, /. eel-spear , eel-fork ; — grunbel , /.
— grfinbllng, m» Ich. gadgeon, goby; — bat
ter,— (Alter, n» eel-tronk;eel-pond; — baut,
f.vid. — feHj — taftett, m. «el-trnnk; — Kr*
föe, /. Bot. 1. vid. Sraubenfirfdjej 2. vid,
?»t(lenfirfd)ej 3. vid. »ogelbeerej — IJpf«
djen, n. Conch. snake'* head coralline; —
h)rt, m. eel-pot, Janket; — trug, m. alarge
(earthen) veuel with Perforation* to keep
cell in ; — Ittger, n. bed of eeli ; — lege,/, vid.—
»eb> j —mutter, /. Ich. tbe vlvlparous blenny,
gnffer; — neft, ». vid. — toger j — ne$, n. «id.
»tttej — pttftete, /. Cook, eel-pie; — priefe,
/. »t'd. — oabelj — puppe, — quofte ,/. a baited
bändle of bolrnshea (or green twiga) fixed
to a rope or pole, Med for eel-fiiblng, vulg.
bob; — quappe, — raupe, /. vid. — butte;
— tettfe, /. eel-pot, janket (a kind of baaket
Med for catebing eela) ; — fd)Iangc, /. Zool.
vid. SSd)leid)e} — fiblcidje,/. vid.— eft>ed>fej
— «b, orn, m.vid. $oQunber;— ftedber, m. 1. »id.
—Fänger j 2. or — ftatbel, vid. — gäbet« —
ftreif, — (trieb , m. a black atreak on the back
of all eel ; also on tbe back of a dnn-coloored
bor**; mit einem — frria)e (auf bem Otßtfen),
Sport, eel- backed; — fuppc, /. eet-aonp;
— teia), m. eel-pond; — rbicräjcn, n. ZooJ.
vibrib, a genas oflnfoioriaof whichthe vine-
garand paate eela are apeciea; — wate, /.
a net for catebing eela ; —nebt, n. eel -dam,
eel-wear; — »eU, m. Ich. vid. JBuntaalj —
»urm, m. vtd. — tbterdjen.
Xal'borg, n. Grog. Albargh.
Xa'len, t.(W.)». a. tofiah (for)eel«, to »niggle ;
II. «. n. vtd. —fang, 1.
2am,/. »id. Xbtn, 1.
Xap, (ü>.) ft. Mwr-s. mlzzen-(«Uy-)aall ; -
fall, m. baliard of tbe mizzen-(atay-) aail.
lax 1 , 1. m. («fr., pi. Xarc), 1.+ & Nat. any large
birdofprey; 2.*eagle,vW.3ftIet} —beere,—
ttrfd)e,/. vid. eifebcere j — »eitje,/. vid. Äorn-
»eibe i U.(u).)/.Geog.Aar (a ri»cr ofS» itzer-
land & a imall island in the Baltic) ; X-gau,
m.Geog. Argo via, Argow (Canton in Switzer-
laod); K-gaiur, I. *. m. X-in, /. ArgoTian ;
II. or Y-gauifd), adj. Argorian.
Vefren, &c. vid. Xron..,
*«6', I. (rtr.) n. (pi. «fer), l.(ofoodfor ani
mala; 6) Sport. Iure, bait; ein — legen, to
lay a bait « Inre; ein — on bie 3tngel ftecten,
to bait a book; 2. Carrion, (rotten) carcass;
3. offal ; Tan. acraplnga or parings of bidea ; ■
4. fig. cont. vulg. Carrion (a wortbleaa »o-
man) ; II. comp. —blattet, /. Med. carbuncle,
plague -bliater; — blume, /. vid.— pflanjc»
—fliege, /. Ent. dang-dy, carrion-fly; — frd«
fig, — freffenb, feeding on Carrion, carni-
Torons; — geier, m. Orn. carrion-kite; car-
rioo-vulture;— gerud), tn. carrion-steneb , c
( or cadaveroM) amell ; —gierig , greedy of
Carrion;— grübe,/, dayer'spit, Carrion pit;—
baft, oid.iafigj — fdfer, m. Bat. cirrion-
bcctle, borse-beetle, black-ily; — fepf, aa.
Arch. ornament on Doric pillara, represtat-
ing tbe head of a flayed beast; — txat)t, f.
Orn. Carrion- crow, gor-crow ; — tuble, f. vid.
—grübe, — n&tt,f.«id.— fliege > — pfUnje,/.
Bot. African awallow-wort (Stapeita); —
porfe,/. oid.— blattcr j — rabe, m. Orn. rarea ;
—feite, /. Sk-dr. fleab-aidc, pelt-aide (or
inner aide of a skia); — oogel, m. Carrion- bird.
la'fen, (to.) I.o. a. Tan. to shave oft*, to carry,
to flesb (akina); II. n. 1. Sport, to browae,
to graze (of deer) ; 2. to feed on Carrion.
Xa'fig, adj. 1. cadaverow, Carrion; carrioa-
iike; 2. fig. ogly, dirty.
Xb, I. prep. ± k provinc. off (down or aaray),
frora; II. adv. (generali) deootiag deriatioa
or aeparation from) 1. down; auf Unt> — ,
ap and down ; Strom—, down (tbe) atreate
(opp. estrom auf, op [the] atream); jcbn
Sbaltr auf unb — , /am. ten dollara naore or
lest; f>ut — ! off with yoor bat! 4>üte —I
hataoff 1 . SJajonnct— ! MU. unfix bayooeta !
er battc ben $üt —, be had bia bat off; bei
DttCel ift— , the cover (tbe lid) ia off; 9. off,
away; of, from, fro (comp.)\ — unb ja, to
and fro; off and on; fic femrat — unb ju,
sbe ia Coming backwarda and fonrarda ; —
uns ju fanben @a)arma(cl fiatt, o«cMioaat
skirmisbea took place ; Com -j. — SRagbcburg,
('. e. in SR. ju liefern), to bc delivared at M.;
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Staa
tttöa
- (a&juiufcn), fcieron or canon gebt — ,
dednct .... discoaot ... of; — 0» Unfoften
(orTCne-Iagen), charges te bcdedncted; »wn
Istraggle hard, tn straiu every aerve, to
drudge, to teil and moil ; 3. Meck. to weor
out, to warte (by eootinaed friction) | III. n.
Sanfte—, Mar. off; weit—, fcr off; »omll to cease fennenting, *orklag(saidof wiae).
1. 3«nn«r — , from the 1" of Janoary; eon fWarb»ttn«g, (tu.) /. the «et of werking off,
Semait» — fein, fig. to h»»e done witb te., cf. Warbetteir.
: fliri — , abroptly, ihortly.
Weifen, (■.) v. a. vid. Xafca, L
IWdrgrnr, (w.) w. L a. to weary by Texation;
II. refl. to b« vexed, to ba mortffied.
*Wttt, m.abaca, asortof faemp or flai pre- IWärnttn, vid. Wernten.
pired Crom an Indien plant.
Wäibjcn, (uj.) r. re/. to pine away, to fret,
mute by sighing and moanlng.
Wactmt, (».) v. I. a. to separate or take
off by ploughing ; II. n. to fiaiah ploaghing.
oWa'janaf , incor. cid. Zcajimuf . [nen
«Wälartifi'ren, (te.) o.a. frurt.oid.@iitm«ii<
W&nbtriia), o<ö. 1. alterable, modifiable,
atodikcable; 2. Gram, decliaable.
Wintalübttit, /. alterability.
Wittern, (to.) v. o. 1. to alter, to caange;
to qialiry, to modify, to diveraify ; 2. Gram.
to dediae, to iafleet; eilt fflefe$ — , to
abrogate a law.
IWnbrrnng, (te.) /. 1. alteratioo, (partial)
caange, nodifieation, Variation, divernifica
tiu>;2- ffram.declensioa.inn'eetion ;'i.l.aw
abrogation, amendmeat ; 4. vid. Spielart, 3.
»Waben', (te.) m., Wmboimi'rung, (u>.)
f. dem. Je Law, abaadoameat.
»Wnrtoimi'ren, (to.) v. a. Com. to abandon,
to rdmqouh, to giva up.
IWng/ten, W&ngftigca, (w.) v. I. a. 1. to
«eary witb aaxiety, to »ex, to afflict, to
distress, to tormeat; 3. (1. «.) to extort by
frighteiing, to g«t by intimidaling; II. refl,
te be aaxioai er in great aaxiety, to weary
ene'e seif witb aaxiety, to fret.
(Vingfrigung, (to.) /. aaxiety, uneasiaeu,
angaiih of mind, frettiog. [to sea.
tWanfern, (te.) v. n. Mm. to namoor, to put
IVtrbttten, (u>.) v.ha.l.to worlc off; b«e
(Btöbftt— ,to roogb-bew, roogh-work; einen
9RiramM0(t — , to chip a blook of aarble;
Steine-, vid, Bebanenj 2. to workoff, to
«eosen; ein ©eiiff »ont Btranbe — , to get
• ibip aüoat or off from tbe groaad ; ein
■enterte» 6Sd)iff — , to repotse tbe enemy,
wbo attempts to board ; 3. a) to wear oat ; ein
Bkü — , to wear ont an axe by freqnent nie ;
») ßg. to wear oat, to fatigne, to overtire,
vulg. to fag; 4. (fein Sagewert K.) to work
ent, to finich (one'e taak); 5. eine ®d)Ulb
— , to dear a debt by workiag for it; bog
Sasetfrant — , Print cant. to work fora
•dead borte; n. rtfl. 1. to overlebonr one's
»elf, to work one'i kH weary, to tofl or to
Watt, (to.)/. 1. Nat. Tarietyt i. *.: 2. de-
generate race or breed; 3.^g. degenentcy.
Wirten, (te.) ». n. (oux. fein) 1. to deviate,
to vary (oon, from;; to degenerate; %fig.
vid. Änearten.
Wärtig, adj. varying; degenerate.
Wartung, (to.) /. 1. deriatioa, Tariatlon;
degeneration ; 2. vid. "Xbatt.
Wdfcbern, (to.) ». 1. a. to rab down witb
(bot) aahee, to aeour witb aakea; II. refl.
vid. Xbefdjern.
Wlfen, Wäfen, (w.) v. n. Sport, to browze ,
to bark ([gnaw tbe bark of] yonag trees).
Wäflen, (to.) v. a. to lop, to poil, to detrnn-
cate (tree»), to deprire (treei) of branebes.
Wdtbmen, (to.) v. a. Metal. to glow ont, to
redden(acupel) in the fire, in ordertodry it.
Wdtett, (w.) v. a. to remove by oaogtica,
to eat away, to corrode.
Wdugeln, (te.) r. a. 1. Sport, to uarch (tbe
track) witb the eye; 3. (einem etmat) to wio
or to get (from one) by ogling. [tenement.
Wintern , (».) v. a. Low. to ejeet fron a
*Wb«, Script, abba (tather).
Wbatcen, (*rr.) v. I. o. 1. (ft n. aux fein)
to separate ia baking; bot Srob ift ttbgt«
baden (n.), the cnut bas leparated from
tbecromb ; 2. to dry (frait, te); 3. vid. W
baren; IL n. to finish bakiBg, ber StWer
6at abgebeten, tbe baker ha» done baking.
Wbäben, (vi.) e. I. a. to deanse by bathing;
fM) rfiebtig — , eoU to give one's adf a good
waahing; II. «. to tnish bathing.
Wbiken, (te.) ». a. to fomeot tborongbly.
"XVtiitn, (id.) v. a. Mar. to mark witb bnöys;
Dik. to mark (a liae) with stakea.
Wbobren, (te.) »• a. te take down (n corpae)
from the hier.
Wbalgen, (n.)»*l. to etrip off tbe skia (of ar
aaimal), to flity, to skia (a hare, Ac), to oa-
ease ; 2. vulg. u-lfrtf. to tatigne one another
by wrektling, grappllng, boxing, thnmping.
Wbdmfen, (w.) «• o. Tan. to beat (tkins).
Wbangn, (to.) v. a. (f. «.) vid. YMngfren.
Wbarbieren, (te.) v. a. to shave off.
Wbaften, (to.) v. a. to strip (a tree) of the
inside bark.
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TfVhtM, (*tr.) m. an exbaosted mine; — ort,
m., — ftretfe, f. Min. board, stall.
»Vbaum, (w.) t>. a. 1. <(. «.) vid. Xbtragen
4. ; 3. to fcnild ( a boote, &c.) at a certala
dlitance from . . . ; 3. to iaU (to complete)
a ballding ; 4. Min. a) to abandon (a mine)
oa acconat of 1U belog exhao»ted; 6) to pay
off (the ibare* of a mine) with iU produce.
TCbtbcuam r '<.v>.) v. n. Sport: to deacend, to
Hght front * tr«e, to trce Cu martern,
aqaUTala,-&c.);/</Uy. to fly off (down) a tree
(opp. Xifbattmm).' ■
Tfl/biumm, (w>.) v. a. Weao.to nnroll (tbe
web), to take (it) crom the.loom.
XMMUraxg, (ts.) f. Min. 1. abaadonment of a
mine ; 2. the desraying the cbarges of a mine,
lVbeeren, (w.) «. a. to pick, to plack, to
■trip off the berrfea, einen 2>rtau<b, einen
SBeinftocf , eine Sraube — , to »trip a shrub,
a vine, a bunch of grapes.
Xb'befeblen, (xtr.) v. a. to coonterorder, to
conntermaad ; to reverie.
Wbebalten, (ffr.) v. a. to keep off; Den $Ut
— , to be or to. renain uocovered.
Wbeifien, (ttr.) v. I. o. to bite off, to nip
off, to map off; fi<b bte Stiflel—, to bite
one'i nails; fi<6 Dor %ad)en feie dünge
/ig. to laugh.immoderateiy, milg. to aplit
one'a aidea with langhing; II. refl. to fatigue
one another by biting, worrying (at dogi).
Xb'beiten, (ie.) v. a. 1. to take away with
corrosives; 2. Sk-dr. to ntacerate, to taw,
todres*(skins) in white; abgebeizte (Sterbe
IragS» ob. Cierbe») SBoQe, mortlings. •
Wbeitnng, (to.)/. 1. Med. abration ; 2. Sk-dr.
maceratlon, tawing.
Xb f betommen,(itr.) u.a. 1. fam.to getoff.to get
toote, remove ; 2. (— oön) to partakevf or in,
to (get or have a) chare in, to take {or bear
a) part ia; eSfbliSge, K. — , to get blowa, &c
Wbengeln, (to.) v. a. vulg. to beat down
with a »tick(a»nuU, applet, Acfromatree).
Woerffen, (ttr.) v. n. (aux. fein) to borst
off, to crack off, to fly off, to spring off.
WbtrBfen, (ttr.) v. a. to recall, to call hörne ;
er berief feinen ffiefantten oon $ari* ab, he
vithdrew bis ambatsador from Paris.
KVberSfttna, (to.) /. recall, calling bome (an
eavoy,&c) ; H-ittä)t, n. right of revocation;
X-Sfa)relben, n. avocatory letter , lttter(or-
der) of recall or revocation ; . recredentiais,
TCb'btfotben (tc.) v. a. («, u.) vid. Vblobaen.
Xb'befteSen (to.) v. a. to conntennand, to
coonterorder,
WbefteUrnifl,/ conntermand, coonterorder.
Wbtten , (w.) ».«.!. to neonat ia pmyer,
2. to avert by prnjiug, to deprecate, to pray
agamat; 3. to atene for (one's »in») by
pmying; 4. cont. to »peak, to reette or to
deliver monotenonsty; ben Ötofcnfronj — ,
to say orer one'» beads.
Wbettcln, (to.)©.«. (einem StroaS) eol. to beg
of, to get, to obtain (from one) by begging.
Wbetten, (to.) o. a. t*-/y rtfl. fid) — (Win),
to remove one's bed (from); to separate
bed», to sleep asonder.
Wbeugen, (io.) v. a. to bend downwards,
off or atide (particul. vinea, twiga, tc.), to
lay (plante); vid. Xbfenfcn.
TCbiicjoblen , (to.) o. a. 1. to pay or to dia-
cbarge in part, to pay off; 2. vid. Bejüblen.
Wbtegen, (ttr.) v. L o. vid. 3fbbar«enj B.
n. (aux. fein) to turn off, to take anotber
direction.
Wbilb, (Hr., pl. Tf-er) n. 1. copy, imitetion;
2. vid. ebenbfttj 3. vid. »ilbj unfere gei«
fügen X-er du*erer£Befetu)eiten, onr mental
repreieotative» of externa! entitie».
Xb'bilien, (to.) o. 1. a. 1. to portray, vid. Kb«
malen f nad) best geben — , to draw.or take
from (or after) the life; 2. to copy; to re-
present (in a pietnre), to delineate; to form,
to figore, to aodel ; in SBuibS — , to embosa
in wax ; 3. fig- to paiat, to describe, to
delineate;. im (Seifte—, to image; II. rifi.
((. «.) to reflect, to be thrown (or caat) back.
Xb'bilbang, (to.)/. 1. (baS Xbbflben) repre-
sentation, drawing, portraitnre ; 2. a) iit. &
fig. portrait, pietare, representalion , doli-
neation; 6) cot, Illustration ; ein Sud) mit
3-en, an Ulostrated book ; 3. copy, Imitation ;
4. fig. description. [pamice-stono.
ütVbtmfen, (te.) t>. a. to pomicate, to rnb with
Xb'btnben, (str.) v. a. 1. to nobind, to ontic.
to oncord, to untrom ; to losten; 2. Surg.
to wlther (a wart, &c.) by tying (it) hard,
to string (a wart); 3. Hutb. to geld, to
cattrate (as cattle); 4. vid. Xbfejenj 5.
Coop. to boop (ein gaf, s emsk); 6. Gsrp.
to frame (ein (Sebänbe, a boilding); to joi«
(bie 3nldge, the tiraberwork of a builtUng).
Wbinbnng, (to-)/..the act of anbioding, fte.
vid. Xbbtnbm.
Kb'bif, (ttr.) m. 1. the act of biting off; 2.
tbe tfaing bitten off, a Ute; be» Seufel* —
Bot devil's bit
Wbirtt, (to.) /. a begging pardon, aa ex-
cusing, anapology for; deprecation ; — tbun,
to a»k (crave, beg) pardon; eine cffottlio>t
—tbun, to make bonoorable amead (amende);
f(briftlitt)e — , »ritten apology.
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Wüttm, (Jtf.)u. o. 1. to apologize, to make
exeuei for, to beg (to aak, to Implore)
pardon for; 9. vid. Xbbtttchlj 3. to beg off,
to arert by begging, to deprecate (a pn<
niihment, 4c.).
«Witten», p. a. depreeative, deprecatory.
XVWtäüti i. adj. pardonable; IL ad», depre-
catorily. [of an apology,
XVbitt(t)mttft, 3Cbbtttung*»eife, adv. by wa>
Wbläfcn, (*tr.) v. l.a.l. to blow off, to blow
away, to remove or to cleaoie by blowing;
2. Sun. to acale (the guns) ; 3. to lound
(tbe boora, laid of watchmeo) ; IL n. (aux.
baben) 1. Sport, to «ound the retreat, retorn
home ; bie jagt) — («.), to blow » moot, to
noot (at the all of the deer); 2. to cea»e
to blov, to «ound for the liut-time.
Wbtafien, (te.) v. n. (aux. fein) to fade, to
Unecolour.
I"f/Matten, («.) v.u. Husb. to (take or) ploek
off tbe leeres (a» of tobaoeo, cabbage 4c).
Tß/Uattan, (tc.) ». n. to acale off fsaid of aVbrttUtbcn, (to.) t>. a. vid. Xbnujcn.
'the unll-pox in the last stage of convale-
sceace front the dieease).
Wblcttrnt, (*.) i». I. a. 1. vid. entblättern,
-L; 2. to Male off, to take off in thin lamins
:«r scales, to ahiver off; to desqnamate (foul
hone», 4c) ; H. n. & refi. 1 . vid. entblättern,
H; 2. to Kaie; to flake (like elate); Stcrg.
to exfotiate; a-b, p. «. Sttrg. exfoliativa.
«Wlattenrng, I. *. (w.)/. Surg. eifbliatioo;
0. comp. V-<«, exfoliatlTe; — Smittel, n.
ezfoUatire; — »trepan, m. vid. öicfoltario»S.
JVMmen, (to.) v. n. to loae the bloe co-
h>nr (said of Stoffs).
W&Harn, (to.) v. I. a. 1. to make bloe (Sei»
itelljeltg, hnen); 2. tntig. to codgel, to beat
uaadly; n. n. vid, WfbtAUtTt.
«Vbletben, (ttr.) v. n. (aux. fein) to keep
off or at a distanee (»on, front).
IVbltiihtn, v.l.n. (s(r., aux. fein) to fade,
to lo»e colonr (of stoffs) ; II. a. (to.) to bleacb
«loly, to finish bleaching (aa linen, cotton
•tu ff«, 4c).
Wliicn, (w.) v. n. I. vid. SBegfebenj 2,
Smelt. 4 Metal. to ceaae abioing (of ailver
appearing on tbe teat).
IVMitjnr, (w.) f. n. 1. to ceaae Iightening,
glittering; 2. (aux. fein) to flash off, to
flasb in the pan ; to miaa Are (of guna).
lW>tt&en, (».) v. n. (avx. haben, /. p. fein)
togo oat of f ower, to ceaae blooming, blow
iegor flowering; to decay, to fade, to wi-
tber; feie Ketten haben abgebtöbt, the-car-
aationa have done ioweriog.
Wbffitcn, (tc) v. I. n. vid. Xulbluttn} II. o.
* ( L u.) to atone for . . . , to expiate witb
one'a own blood.
Wblütben, (to.) v. a. to atrip of (off) the
bloaapma, to atrip or diveat of tbe bloom.
«Vbobncn, (to.) v.a.l. to atrip of the beana ;
2. to poliah by »axlng (.aa a piece of fnrni-
tnre), to rnb down (a floor).
Wbobrtn, (tc) v.Ltuto bore throogh; II. n.
tofiniah boring. .
Xb'oorgen,(u>.)v.a.(<gineni)toborrow(from).
Wboffen, Wboffeta, Ablief firen, (tc) v. a.
T. to.emboss in wax, 4c. vid. Soffiren, fUJo«
beSiren.
Wbranb, (ttr., pl. Xbbranbe) m. Min. 1.
diminntion or decreaae of ailver, 4c. on
the teat or in cleaaaing; 2. loaa in the
weight of chaikatone in borning.
Wbtoffcn, (to.) v. a.Mar. 1. to brace; 2. to
fill the aaila after they have beeo braced
aback. [thoranghly.
abraten, (to.: cf. State«), v. a. to roaat
Xt/brancn, (to.) v. a. 4 ». to finish brewing.
7fb'braancn,.(toO »- ». to.loae thebrewn
colonr (aaid of atofls). [browa.
TCbttonnen, ( ib.) v. a. to make (Cook, to roaat)
Wbranfen, (tc.) v. «.. to oeaae fermentiag,
rnabing, roariflg, 4c, cf. iBrattfcn.
TCM»red>en, I. (itr.) v. o. 1. to break, to
break off; to anap, to knock off; tnrg («nirfcb,
or. (plotjlid))— , to anap abort; eil« aBInme
— , to plack off « tiower; 2. to break (or
rip) n P (»> old Teasel); to break dows, take
down, poll down, desjoüah, diamantie (a
bnilding, a ahip, a wali, 4c), to uawall;
bie deltt — , to atrike the tenta; boS itf
$tt — , to break np, to dialodge the camp,
to decamp; - 3. Typ. (form.') to knock off
(the balla) ; 4. Ar. einem $fetbe »te (|>nf»)
Sifen — , to nnaboe a hone; 5. Brmt.
vid. Xufbredjenj & Afii. to break off (the
filea, to diminiah the front); 7. Sport, to
diaengage; to call off (the dog«);Jig-J. 8.
to abate, dednet, abridge, defalcate; vid.
Xbjicfjen } 9. to. break off, to diacontiane,
to deaiat front . . . ; für} — , to cut abort; eint
{Hebe — , to break off.a apeeeh, to cloae
a apeecb'abroptly; id) »tbmete i(jm jeben
^Cngenblirf, ben id) meinen aratlidjen ©efebaf»
ten — fonntc, every moment I coald anatch
front my official engagementa I devoted to
bim; eine Kcrbinbnng (^eiratb) — , to break
off a match; mit einem oDen Umgang r-, to
break with (or to ent) one; H. (*tr.) v. re/f.
Rd) et»aS — , to pinch one'a aelf in;... to
deprive one'a aelf of ; er brfa)t fid) nf (hM ab,
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. 1. (oui. fein) tit. to noch b«rd) Soihmg »ob ibrem Borbabcaab«
da; III. (*(r.) o. n
break »ff; 2. (an», fcaben) Jig. to break off,
to «top »bort; »fr rooOm bocon — , ('• «
»«bei burd) Vaoatt,
nicht weiter baoon fpreehen ) , let o§ leavc Xb'br6ct ein, (to.) » I. a. to cramble off; IL »
«ff, no more of tbat; TV. (to.) v. a. to flniah
breaking ( hemp or flax ).
aVbreeien, (*lr.) n. 1. breaking off, demo-
liahing, demolitlon, *c. cf. v. A Xbbrecbnng;
9. Card, browtlag.
Wbrecbnng, (to.) /. 1. breaking off; abrnp-
tion, cf. Xbbred)en * VbbrudH 9. Jlftet.
apoaiopeaia, abwiuion.
«fb'breiten , (w.) v. a. to «tretcb, to Hatten
(a* a aheet of copper, ftc.).
Wbrennrn, (irr.)t>. I.n. («vi. fein) 1. to bara
down, to b» bnrnt down, to be conaomed or
dutroyed by fire; 2. to go off (a» a gon);
9o» jHünbrraBt ift abgebrannt, the p»wd»r
bw flaahed in the pan ; 3. to »uffer damage
(to lote one'a property) by fire ; 4. to ceaae
barnlng; ebc btc Siebter jur $difte abgebrannt
vamt, before tbe eaadle» had bnrnt half-
way down; II. (s-t-t. tt.) a. 1. to bnrn
off (or down), to bnrn with (or conaame
by) Ire; to bnrn nway; 9. Agr. vid. Xb>
fftmenbent 3. to fire, fire off, rtiacharge (a
gen, *c); to let qff(fireworka); 4. to cum,
to witber by haut, to icorcb, to bara (grau
or plant») ; 5. Surg. to extirpato by barning
(with canitio»); 6. to finleh bornlng; 7- to
boradnty (cbalk, eartheo reuela, 4c); 8.
to cleanae by burning, Oum. to deflagrata;
9. toealeine with heator fire, to bore (oyster-
»belli or limeitone); 10. T. o) to temper
(cteel); 6) to dip into motten tin (a» iron-
platea, at the firat prooet» in tinning); 11
t» helgbtea th« yellow eoionr (of brau) in
aqoafortie; 13. Mar. ein CScbiff (oon aufm)
— , to grave, to brennt a ahip
Wbreaaen, (ttr.) n. 1. barning down, Jee. cf.
abbrennen, v.t 9. dum. deflagration
XbbrtötaruY, (w.) /. abbreviation; (»hort-
band) note; — febrift, ahort-band writiag.
Xbbreor'rcn, (w.) v. «. to abbrevlate, vid
Xbtixit».
Wbringen, (irr.) v. a. 1. to get off; to re-
move ; 9. to do away with, toaboiM,e/. 2tb«
fdjoffrnj 3. tit. * fig. to lead away, to
draw (or bring) off; to tarn off, to diiert
(front nay ooarw, directioo or iotended
application); »cm redbten ÄBege — , to mia-
iead; bUTa) Watt) — , to diuaade (from);
bnrd) «erninftgrunbe — , to reuen (o»e)
«mt of (bis plan, conrictioa», **.); fb
wollt« fta) Hiebt — loffen, she wonld not be
{«bringen, they were not to be eitaer dri-
tten or decoyed Crom their pnrpoee.
(<iwx. fein) * refl. to cramble down, to peel
off, to aeale (or break) off (iu varniah. **.).
WbrMelnng, (to.) /. the act of crombling. ax
Wbroeten, (tu.) r. a. to break into »mal
picea».
xVbrofen, (to.) v. n. vid. Xbafen.
oVbrnd), (str., pi.Xbbrüa)c)m.l.tka(aetoi)
breaking off, pnlling down; 9. «) the thiaj
broken ofi; fragmeat; 6) T.bnildiag-nateriali
•f a demolUhed honae; 3. the place wkeret
baildiaghaabeenpolleddowa; 4. Iaad-alip(i>
marshy conntriea, <kc); &. 7\/p. break (»I
a letter) ; fig-*. 8. diminution, abridgawst
abatement, dednetion, defaloatioa, cf. Xb}«$
ohne — , aadimbiiahed; 7. detrioent, loav
damage, hurt, injary, prejodice, härm; -
tb«n: 1. Min. to break the atonea toad-
Tantage; 2. fig. a) to abridge, carbül;b)t»
injore, damage, hart, prejodice, to der»
gate (or to be derogatory) to ...; bitt Btt
ba» öinjtge, »a» ibrem QUfittt — ttat, thk
wu the «oly drawback on their happinear
fid) felbft— tbon an . . ., vid. Vbbrtcben, l
Wbrfi*ig, odj. 1. »hivering; brittle; 2. A
prejndiclftl, derogatory, detrimental.
lVbrabcn r (ui.) v. a. to »cald (a fowl, *e.X
to parboil (aa cabbage, &c).
XVbriBen, (to.) v. a. rmtg. to roar oat (a aoag).
Wbrnmnen, (to.)t>. I. a.fam. to hnm overfi
tune); II. n.(aux. fein)togo awaygramblinglj.
XVbrunfttn, (to) e. n. Sport, to ceaie rat-
ting; ba»»Säbbatabgebninftet,the rottur.
aeaaon i» orer. [batcaiag.
Xb^brtFtcn, (to.) v. n. to' ceaae broodbu>
XVbSben, (to.) v. n. to take away the bootht.
Xbtugcln, (to.) v. a. to iron «nfficiently.
Xb'bu^ien, (io.) v, I. a. to obtain by coqvet-
tiab tricka, to wheedle out of; II. refl. fto>
— , to waate one'a atreagth with women.
Wbürten, (to.) v. a. to diabnrden, to nnload.
Wbürften, (io.) v. a. to bruah off; to brsah.
Ttb'bupen, (to.) o. a. to expiate, to «tone, ta
make atonement, to do penance for . . . ; er
bat th mit Selbe abgebüßt, he ha» bee»
fuicd for it
Xb'bStung (to.),/. explation, atonement
Xbe*, Tf-b-t, n. 1. a-b-c, the aiphabet, croaa-
row; 9. fig. the firat rndimenta; nad) bn
— , alphabeticsily ; — bnd), n. 1. primer, horn-
book; 9. or -tute,/. Conck. vid. Xiger«
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fdjntdei —leerer, m. abeeedarian;— f<bnlen,
p/.col. dame-achoola; — fd)ältr, — fd/äf, •»•
abeeedarian, alphabetarian; — taffj,/. al-
phabetieal board, abecedary, battle-door.
TfVcapitf In, (tr.) v. a. tmlg. to glre « «evere
reprimand, to rate (one).
Würfeln, «id. Xbsirtcln.
* Weontctfcien, (u.) o. a. «u(g. «irf. Kbraattn
tfcVcopfrcn, (to.) v. a. incor.for Copiren.
2f&taa>en, (»•) v. I. o. 1. to nnroof (a build-
ine); bas Sfccatcr rourbe (vom © türme)
gältjtit^ obgebadjt, the roof of tb« theatre
was entirely blown oft*; 2. to give a alopiog
form, to malce sloping, to slope, cf. £6fd)en»
IL rrfl. to be or beenme declivoua, to run
out in a »lope; ein fid) attmäbfig a-ber $fi»
gel, a gently subsiding hin.
Xb'bödjig, adj. aloping, aalope, declivoOs.
TCb'badjung, (to.) /. 1. unrooßng; 2. »top«,
fall, decleniion, descent, declivity; Fort,
(cf. SoTdjmii)), Arch. k Geol. talus.
Wbdmmtn, (u>.) v. a. 1. to dam np, to em-
bank ; to dam oot (the water) ; 2. to ondam.
ZVbämmnui, (».)/. theactofdammingup.&c.
mVoompfen, (w.) v. 1. n. 1. (aux. fein) to
«vaporate, to pau off In vapour, to vapoor
(or to fly)away; 2-(aux.babcn) to ceaae steam
MU. cauation; reform; 2. reaignatlon , ab-
dication ; 3. CJt-Sreoe) a readering of thankf
to the atteodanta of a fnneral , funeral ora-
tion, funernl sermon; 4. laut call of a night
watch in the moraing.
aVbarben, (w.) v. refl. to piaeh one'a seif,
to starte one"« body for . . . .
Wcarrcn, (u>.) v.a.Breu). todry(nalt,aorn).
Wöecfeftl, (w.) v. a. uu Jg. to remove thecover.
Woctfen, (io.) v. a. 1. to ancover; (in SBtit
— , to untile (or amhingte) a roof, cf. 3fb»
kalten, 1.; »en Ztf<b — , to clear the table,
to draw or remove the tloth ; 2. to flay, to tkln.
Woetfer, (str.) m. Bayer, vulg. t&btn&er <j«.j
— ffter, n. Com. niorkina, morkiaa' hide«.
Tftbetferci', (to.)/. 1- (bualne»» of) laying;
9. Üaying-place, flaying-houee{ the flayer'i
dwelllDg-hoaae.
Wbcühtn, (io.) v. a. to separate wlth dlkot,
to eudoae with dikes.
Wteicbang, (».)/. dfking, embanktng.
Vb&rri^e), (to.) m. 1. Abderite, an inbnbi-
tant of Abdera ; 2. fig. a fool ; Y-enguuibe,
m. impücit belief i X-eflfireiä), m. apieee of
folty. [eilly.
JCbberirtfd), adj. 1. Abderian; 2. fig. fooliab,
Wkirfen, (to.) «. I. o. to make »ick, vid.
»Serbitfell j 2. n. («nur. fein) to thieken.
ing; U.a. vid. Xbbampfcn. ü^mw.KhZMETtJ\ « iTi.„ L. .[ Z..A
CvSanfau. (^ /. 1. aranarailnTS ^.l* Wri «» ' ("•>"• a " l »» «Par*te by boarda,
Wbomtfang, (w.)/. 1- eraporallon;8.t>id.
Wtfmtfm, (to.) v. a. 1. to (caase to) eva-
porate, to make eraporate, to reiolfe into
vapoor; 2. Chan, to bring to a certain con-
•iateaee by eraporation, to graduate.
Wbdmpfnng, (to.) /. evaporatloa, C/tem.
gradaation.
KVbairttn, (w.) v. I. a. 1 . to diamlu, diicharge,
discard, to divett (of an Office, &c) ; 2. einen
licrftorbmen — , to annoonce the death of
a deceated percon (at ehnreb) cf. n. 2.
tht |>eer — , to diaband an army; einen SDf>
fititt — , vid. (auf geringeren Solb) Sefen
to partitioti off; 2. to Moor with phrnkt , to
plank.
Wbicncn, (to.) v. a. to aerve for (a debt), to
pay off (the wagei advanced) by pereonal
•erviee.
Wiingen, («tr.) v. a. 1. to abate in boying,
to beat down (in the priee), ef. Xobcinbcli),
1.) ein ftrengee ^flitbtgefnbl, bem pdj ntibt»
— taft. a atern oncompromiaing aeaie of
dnty; 2. Stnnn (SttoaS— , to hlre «omething
from one; 3. to dlsmiit (an apprentiee, after
hia time ia ont).
WoidpufTren, (to.) t>. a. vid. Xbflwiten.
jnr Strafe ~ (tttffken), to cuhier; Mar-j. [Wbotfen, (vi.) v. a. Hunt, ft FPeaMounwInd
bo8 €5a)if*»0lr — , to pay off, diicharge theJ(cords, threada).
crew; ein 6a>iff — , to lay op a veaael; emrabtonnem, (w.) v. I. a. to let (canaona, *e.)
abgebanfter Stamtrtcr, ©oftat, a brokeni roarj^ig. to tbonder forth; n. ti. (<■ v.) to
officeroraoldier; II. n. I.toreaign,abdicate,| ceaae thundering.
renomtee, withdraw; 2. to diamiai an aa-IQfb'boppeIn,(io.)t>.a.<Sko«-m.todonble-8Uteh.
aembly with thanka: bei tfntr 8eid)e — , (oflWborren, (to.) v. n. (aux. fein) to dry away,
a priest) to thank the atteodanta of a fune-
ral for their preaenee In behalf of tbe fa-
aity of the deceaaed, to hold (deliver) a
raaeral oretion; btr %ad)t»ad)ter btntt ab,
the night* steh caHs for the laat time«t the
break of day.
WbOttrong, (wr.) /. 1. diasaiasion, diacharge;
to dry np, to get dry and fall off (aa leavea) ;
to beeome arid, to wi ther ; to pareh, to icorch.
Zb^örren, (to.) n. a. to dry (up), to make
dry, to arefy; to roast, to parch.
Wborr.Sfen, (*<r.) m. vid. Srifdjbeer».
Xb'brabt, (»tr., pj. »bribte) m. l±wt. rin-
abavinga, pewter-chipa.
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XlTbrangen, (to.) v. a. 1. to force away ; 9.
oüJ. abbringen.
Wbrdaen, (w.) £ * * cid. Xbbroben.
WbreCyfeln, (w.) ». c 1. to «eparate by turn
ing od a lathe, to tarn off; 9. to give the
last finiah in torning; 3. to tarn.
Wbreben, (to.) u. a. 1. to twiat or to wring
off; 9. vid. Xbbredifeln.
Wbtefd)en, («(r.) «. a. to thratb off; 9.
(jt-1-j. n.) to finiah thraibing; mit »er»
bot batb abgetroffen baben, we «hall aoon
have done thraahfng; 3. to pay (adebt) by
tbrashing; fig-s. 4. vulg. to thraab (i. e. to
beat) Mondly, tnd.3Cbprfigcln ; 5. to precoo
cert,toagreeprivately;6.utd.Xbgebrofd)en.. Weifen, (to.) v. La. to free (or clear) ftt
WbriBen, (vi.) v. a. vulg. vid. Abbringen.
Wbringen, (ttr.) v. a. (einem etwa») to ex-
tort, to ezact, to force or wring front.
WbringUttg, (»)/• extortion, exaetion.
orbtrob^cn, (w.) v. a. (einem etwas) to get
by tbreateniog, to bector or bully out of.
JCb'bruct, (.tr., p..3Cbbru<fe or Jtbbru(fe) m. 1
ZVp. impreaaion; (anindividnalbook, fcc.),
. copy, print; Typ-*, abermaliger— ,repru)t;
— »orber ®<t)rift, proof- impreaaion; lit.
fig. impress; itamp; mark; caat (any
thing caat or formed from a monld); 9 Pet.
typolite, a «tone or fouil baving figurei
of aniaala or vegetablea impreued on it;
Xbbrueh son Sifdjen, $flanjen, größten,
lebthyolites, dendrolitea, carpolitea; 3. fig.
image; connter-part; transcript, antitype;
4. Gun-ttn. trigger, vid. iDrütfer, 2; 5.
tbe act of pulling the trigger; Z-Sftange,
Gunst*, f. »topper (in fire arm*).
Woradat, (w.) v. a. 1. to imprint, to aet or
pot a atamp (upon any thing by preaiure) ;
to impreu, to atamp; 2. Typ. to print, to
draw off, to atrike off, to work off with a
(letter-) presa; »ieber — , to reprint.
Wbrfitfen, (to.) o. I. a. 1. to «eparate by
preuing; et brfttft ihm bad £erj ab, fig. hii
heartiareadytobarat; 3. tofire.to diaebarge
(a gnn, Ac), ahoot, let off, let fly (an arrow,
*«•) ; 3. fig. (6inem etwas) to preaa ont
of, to extort from, vulg. aqneeze from, acrew
ont from ; II. n. Mar. (I. v.) nid. Xbfegein.
• Xobuctiän', (to.) /. 1. vid. Xbjiebungj 2.
Surg. vid. (Seknfbrud) ; 3. Log. abdnetion.
Xb'bunteln, (io.) v. a. Dy. to give a darker
•bade to (a colonr). [bttmpfen.
Wbnnften, (w.) v. n. (aux. fein) vid. Xb»
W/bunften, (v>.) v. a. vid. Xbbämpfen.
aVbunftung, Wbunftung (io.), /. evapora-
tion; V-ibab, m. Chem. vapoar batb;
X-S$au6/ »• 5-w. vid. Qrabirban».
Wbnpf en, (♦».) v. o. to dry (a aore, Ja.) *<
tipping with lint
Wlbtntn, (to.) v. a. to level, to make era.
Xbltf, vid. 3C be-
werfen, (to.) t). o. 1. to take off the eoga
or corner» of (a atone, *c); 2. to giito
edge, to dent, to acallop.
Weggen, Wegen, (to.) t>. o. 1. to haim
off, toclear by harrowing; 2. (&».) to Cta
harrowing. ßtilfol
Weichen, (io.) o. a. to meuare, to gagcaM
Weifen», (io.) v. refi. to haraaa or to exbtl
one'a aelf by zeal , eagerneaa, oranger,!
exert one'a paaaiona , to potber one'a d
ice; D. n. to thaw.
Xbe'le, («>.)/. prooinc. (aBoJ)/or«BeiJps
»el (an. ^bele'-tree, cf. Wbe, 2).
^fbclmofd), (*tr.) m. Bot. abel-mnak; -f«l
m. muak-aeed.
TCbenb, I.#. (*rr. m.) 1. evening, night, «mx
eve, vesper; 2. weat, oeeident; 3. (Wo*
Xbenb) «i decline of life; ber beüige-,««
(before a featival) ; ber äBtibnad)tS6eili3 -
Chriatmaa eve; bei TC-l, auf ben — , »«
evening; bitfen— , t)eate— , thia evening,
night; geftern — , laat night, yestereig
yeaterday evening ; oorgeftem — , the ni|
before laat; aüeX-f, every evening; gntn^
good evening! (good night, Jamu—Bte
champ) ; — »erben, to draw towarda en
ing; C5 »irb — , it grow» dark, evi
draw» near; }a — effen, to aap; nid)t i>
effen, to go uipperie«; II. comp. 1. «*|
ing-, even-; veipertine; 9. weat
tern; — anbttd)t,/. Ecc. evening dev<
evening prayera, completory, compliW
— Blatt, n. vid. — jeitnng j — biume, /. W
marvel of Peru; — brob, n.fam. vid. 3fto*
effen; — bämnurung, /. twiligbt; — effen,"-
enpper, anpping; — effen»}eit, /. »upper-taHl
— falter, m.Ent. hawk-moth, »phinx;-friSi
/. vid. ^-onbadjt» —gang, m. 1. vid. -fp»
jiergang) 9. AfJn. lode in a weatern dir«
tion; — geb°e*t, n. evening prayer; — gegen»!
/. weitern region, we»t; — gefang, m. eT«
ing aong; evening bymn; — gefcüfiboft, /
evening party; evening meeting; grefl
— gefeüfcbaft, ront; — ge»6tf, n. evenaj
cloods ; ber — glatt) ber Gerate, * brighu«
radiance of the »etting »an ; — glodfe, /. « v *
ing-bell, corfew(-bell); bie — glode Idutt»»
to ring curfew ; — goib , n. vid. — g(an{) '
gOtteJBbicnft, m. evening-cervice; —jagt,/
Sport, a chaae in the evening (by toror
light); bat-fowling; — loft, /. »upper, eve»"
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iag-aeal; -laab, n. wettern eountry or re^
gion, ocddent, weit; — Idnbcr, 1. sing. m.
iahabitut of i wedern or an oecidental
coontry; 2. pi. vid. — t<cti — lanbtftb,
adj. weitem, westerly, oecidental, * he-
speriin; — (dnbifd)« Z&tHi, m. turkoii mi
lenl; -töniffdje .Strebe, /. chnrch of the
vert;-M<bifCyt Jtatfertbum, n. weitem (or
lowcr) empire; — Unbiftbe Literatur, /. weit-
em literatare; — Hebt, n. 1. evening light;
% mi. — ftern; 3. i%*. zodiacal ligbt; —
lieft/ n. vid — gefang j — luft,/. evening air,
■igbt-dew, nigbt-damp, damp of the even
tag; -ma,l, n. 1. vid. — mabljett j 2. (baS
fyUige -) Ch. the Lord'i inpper, (holy) ea-
chariit; {um —mabl geben, baS — mabl ge=
tiefen, to attead (to partake of; the
Lord'i nipper, to commoaicate ; baä — mabl
owt^rüe», teilen, to adminiiter the sacra-
■cot; — BtOblWrab, n. hoit, coniecrated-
wafer; — majlSfritr, /. commnnion-iervice;
Rom. Cath. aaii; — mabttgeWt, n. eommu
nioa-prayer; — mabUgofl, — mabMgenoJ,
». commanicant; — ranblegotteSbienft, tu,
Vid. — aablafrier; — mabttfelib, commuuion-
tap, chaliee; — mabljtifd), m. corama-
•ion- t«ble, the Lord'i table; — mabljeit,
f. eveohig-aeal, »opper ; — mabljett balten,
to np; -rnatft , m. a market held in the
eveaing;~meer, n.» Atlantic ocean; — meffe,
-rartten,/. Äom.Catn. vespere, evening-ier-
Hce;-mnfl*,/.cW. — ftanbeben ,— opfer, n. 1.
Jew. IUI. evening «acrifice ; 2. fig. vid. — ge*
htj- Pfauenauge, n. Ent. ejed hawk-moth ;
—paart, m. Ait. thetrae Weit; —regen, m.
I. evenlng-rain, evening-ihower; 3. Script.
[Ja. V. 7) the latter raln, vid. Stegen»
ititj — wt$, n. —rft$r, /. eve«ing-red, even-
bg tky; -febein, m. vid. — liebt, — Winnie»
^»9) -^fegen, m. virf. — «rtrtj —feite, /.
»ett-iide, weitem aipect; — fonne, /. iet
Hag taa; — fpajiergong, m. evening-walk ;
-ftänbd)en, n. night mniie, serenade ;— ftern,
a. 1. evening itar, Vesper, Venu«; 2. Ent.
**. 3«^nni8n)urm j — ftille, /. calm of the
reaiog; — ftiü"1tanb,ni. Ast. evening Station;
•ftnnbt, /. evening (or ve»pertine) honr ;
-tafer, /. vid. — lifo); — tban, m. night-dew,
Vening-dew; — ttfd), m. inpper; id)
tn — tffd) bei it)m, I inp with bim ; —»tote,
vid. Kadjteiole; — »ogel, m. 1. night-bird ;
i Ent. vid. — f alter j — reifer, f. pL weitem
atioBi; — »ort«, adv. to the weit, weit
»rd, wettwardly; —weite, /. Att. occMu-
■• or weitern amplitude; — ttinb, m. 1.
"*rt wind; 2. evening wind or breexe; —
»elf, in. ZoeL «id. 4>nonej — jeebe, /
evening-icore ; — jeit, /.' evening-time, ^,
Script, k * «TentJde; — Jettang, /. even-
ing (newi-) paper; — jirfel, m. vid. Xbenb«
aefeBfcbaft
ybenbttd), I. adj. 1. happeaing or Coming In
the evening, pertaining to the evening, vei-
pertine; ber «-e 6d>ntaae, evening-feait;
2. weitern, oeddental; IL ade. lv^vtd.
Q£benbJ5 2. weiterly, occidentally.
X'itnbi, adv. In the evening; $tv.tt— f it'
ftern—, »id. beute, geftern Xbenb.
TCbentWier, (*tr.) n. adventure.
TCbenteuerlilh, I. adj. 1. (/. «.) adventnroai,
eventfnl, wild, romantic; 2. itraoge, odd,
antic, fentaitic, qnizotlc; II. ade. adven-
tnrooily, ftc. III. X-teit, («>.)/• 1. «dven-
taronineu; 2. itrangeneu, oddity, fantai-
ticalneu, quixotiim; 3. abränge or fan-
taitic tbingi (oecorrence or appearanee).
abenteuern, (vi.) v. n. fam. to aeek ad-
venrorei.
2C'benteurer, (str.~) m. adventarer.
Vber, I. adv. # again, vid. Xbermaltj tau»
fenb unb — taufenbmal, thomand npon thon-
■andi of timei, again and agaln; — ad>t,
% (<"•)/■ donble-ban; repeated exeomma-
nication; n. cobj. bot; however; — bad), but
yet; — fonft, fenft — , or eise ; — gleicbroobl,
however, nevertbeleu; nun—, bat nww;
ober, aber 1 bat alai! ni. *. (*tr. n.) id> »in
reine — , I will bave no buts, bot me no buti!
bie 6aä)e bat ein — , pro«, there ii a bat
(•'. e. some objeetion) in the cue. [from.
Werben, (a>.) ». a. (I. «.) to get by inheritance
OTerefdje, («.) /. oid. SSogelbeerbaum.
TCberglaube, (irr.) m. inpentition; (4>ang
jnm 3C— n) inperititioniness, bigotry.
ICberglanbfg, Vbergldttbifo), adj. mperatt-
tiout, bigoted.
Wctfennen, v. ir. Law, I. a. (Sinem <Stn>as)
to deprive of . . . (to deny, diiown) by aen-
tence of law; II. n. (—gegen) to pasi len-
tence againit.
Vbcrlaud), (str.) m. Bot. rocambole.
X'bermSIig, adj. iterated, repeated; ber a-e
Xbbrurf, reimpression ; a-e f)rüfung, re-
viial. [anew.
VbtTMSÜ' adv. again, once mere, afreah,
OTetn, (ta.) v. n. •milg. to contradict.
X'bernffine, (irr.) tu. (n. v.) vid. ©djimpf»
name.
Xb'emten, (to.) v. I. a. to clear off(a crop)
by reaping; ein Selb—, to reap a field; IL
n. to finisb reaping.
WerBbern, (to.) v. a. (I. u.) (einem etnae) to
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Vbatmtt, (to.) /. Bot. vid. «betraute.
Vberfuat, (to.) /. Agr. secoad »owing.
X'bcrßnn, (<rtr.) m. pertirmcity, «tabbornnes»
Xtcrfinirig , a<ö. itabborn.
3Cbcrthon, (ttr.) m. trfd. ©treifaifanai.
Ä'bcrrotlk, (irr.) m. relocUnce, ill-will.
S'benoü}, (itr.) m. 1. felae wit; 2. üttf*eu,
fodfthnea», craziaeu, madneaa, icabecility
of mind, dotage.
«Vbcrmiaig, adj. light-headed, crazy, fooluh,
conceited, burt. crack- braiaed, skull- crack -
ed; — rebca, to rav«; ottf •— c 3Crt, dii-]
tractedlj; dotardly.
to By off (c/. »gebe«), to dip, 6»*«. didt,
fcldpc JBoroürfc fahren an ihn» ab, Jtg. ad
reproachea do not tauch hin.
Wfabrt, (w.) /. 1. setting out, aUrtiae. de-
partnre; 2. Lato, cid. Xb;ug4 3. ruf. I»
laufen j 4. vid. Xifabmertj Die etuihts
— , »tarting-hour; bat jDempfboot maMM
jur— bereit, the »tenm-boat prepare* to tint,
— iabicbobcSct, Afor.ataudingfortheola»
Wfabrt*», comp, —flagge, /. Saft nf «qt
ture; — gelb, ». £<w,tifd, WiBgugcIbj-^i
m. atartiag-plnce, place of departnre;'
rcd)t, n. Law, vid. *biug6rcd)ts -fd)ttfci
»ignal-gita fired at departing,
Wefibern, (*.)». rifl.fam. to overaeat one^HWfoU, (*tr., pl. TCbfätlc) I. m. 1. falliagi
»elf and get out of breatb, to nanu» (to fa-j
tigoe) ooe'a »elf by bodily txertion.
XVeffira, (tr.)o. La. 1. to est off; (inen Jbto*
d)tn— , to pick a booe; 2. to clear (a plate,
*c.) by eatiug; 3. to coaaume, to deprive
of...bj eating; 4. vid. Xbjc^rm, 1.; IL
n. to finish eating; fcaben Sic abgegeben?
have you doaa dining or auppiog?
Wfädjrfn, (ib.) v. o. to faa away.
Wfatbcn, (to.) u. a. 1. to partition, to divide
into compartment»; l.fig. toarrange in »et»
or rankt, to dattify, to claa», to ränge.
Wfad)ung, (to.) /. 1. a) diviaion into com
or aaay, fall ; 3. declivity, deacent of b
or a bill, »lope ; 3. «) — eine» gluffcS, nt
wear (2fb}ug»»cbr); 6) bei einem «Sa
nen, ipill-water (of a well); c) w'rf. 1
faUSrÖbre; 4. g«n. «aate, traut, robül
(Xbfdflc pl.) paring«, »havinga; -■
©aurarooUc, tut« cottoo; — t>on 6dt
ailk-waite, «aate-ailk; — »ob WatcrialM
ren, garbles, ontabot; — ton Octrcdc,*]
dost; — aus ©eifenftebertien, «oaper'ar
— von gereiften $dutrtt, Tan. acrewa;
gefoppten ©dornen, vid. Xbraum 2.;-
8cber, leatber cuttiog* (abavinga or
partmenU; 6) partition, compartment ; 2. ring») ; — beim Jt4mmcn, combings j
daasification.
Xb'fibeln (provinc. «"b'fibaun, Xbfäcnen),
(to.) v. a. vM. 3fb$icben, 2. ft) [thorn.
Kbjfäbnen, Xbfäbnca (w.), «. a. Mar. to fe-
Xbfäben, (to.) v. a. * vid. Abfangen.
Xyfabren, (*tr.) «. I. a. 1. to break ofr(aome-
tbing) by driving a earriage againit it;
to knock off or to wear away by driving;
oie SUber — , to drive the wheel» off; 2. to
reroove by wheel-earriage, Ac.; to cart home
(corn, Ac); 3. to make (a road) by coa-
•tantly driving tbe »ame track; 4. to (»■
Corp. ke. cuttingu,clippinga,clippen,
ahaving»; Bvtch. oflal;5- Hör. ascapea
ucapement; 6. Afor. deHection, leewa)',
ter — , good offing ; 7. Com. a) defii
defect (in the weigbt); h) upillage;
8. (— com (Blaubtn, jur Sünbc 5t.,)
tasy, falling oH, backtliding; d
defection (of a proviace, troup«, tc)
diminution, decline, decay, cf. SScrfaBi
leibet einen ftarten — , toi» i» liable to
litoitations; 10. contraat; II. comp
XÖfjTt, f. wute-pipe, cooduit-pipe,
tigoe, to weary out (koraes); 5- to aaTejWfaUen, i'tr.) v. I. n. (oui. feilt) 1.
(time : j»ci SKcilcn, two mile«, tc.) by driving
a «horter cot; 6. to pay off (a debt) by dri-
ving; n. n. (aiur. fein) 1. to »et out, to «et
(or gv)oft»tart, depart;bcr(Campfi»agen>)
3ug fäljrt (ge^t) um ckr ab, the train atart»
at four o'clock; Mars, to »et sail; com
Sattbe — , to bear oft"; 2. o) vulg. to die,
an. to pack or pop off, trot, tip off, taop tbe
twig, Ac.; 6) fam. & vulg. fa^r ab (päd!
bid}), be gone; c) col. to get a rebaff, to
be rebnffed , diaconraged or diiappointed;
3. (MM SBege — ) «) to turn off (front the
road), to drive in another directioa; 6) to
drive Mtray, to loae the (rigbt) road; 4
feil off, to fall (from), to drop ; % Sa!
vid. Vbbaumcnj 3. vid. ftd) Vbbad>csi|
f>aui mit fteil abfaücnbcm iDacbc , a »tea;
pitebed houae; 4. to fall off, to incline. JU«
to caat (when the anebor ii Grat looaeae
to pay oft", to aag (^or feil) to the lec*a
fall ab! eaie the heim! 5- n) to diaül
(in value, *c), to decreaie; 6) to de)
to feil away (to lote fleah), to tabefj ; 6
fall off, deiert (from a party, &c); I
Stauben—, to apoatatize; to revolt (*
from); t>on Sott — , to tarn recreant
God; 7- to contraat atrongly ; S- col
yield pront; baeon fällt niä)t «>irl ab, i
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Ifin. the load take« another directioo; bie
Jttdjftabea fallen ab, Typ. the letters are
iroken; XL rtfi. (ftd) «troafi) to break (off)
norbyfalllng. [Icn, ».; fall
>f«B«, (*&".) <•• falliag off, Ac. c/. Xbfab
/fallenb, p. a. «Hing off, Ac; JSot-j. Itid)t
-, deeidnoos ; nidjt — , indeclduooo.
rJMtg, «#. 1. Alling off; 3. liable to fäll-
ig off; 3. dedivous, sloplng, sberring; 4.
ecaylng; 5. deaerting, revdlting; 6. disap-
■oving, denying, diueating; — fcfdjei&en,
i gire a refusal to ....
Kffiafrit,/.l. declivity, fall; l.fig. apostasy.
faljcn, (tc) v. a. 1. Tan. to cleanse witb
e «having knife, vid. Xafen, I. ; 3. Jo«n.
i groote.
'fangen, (*&■") v. a. 1. to catch, anntcb
kam); 2. Min. to rapport (a pit, Ac.) by
Müh and prop*, to prop; 3. Dik. to tarn
f (a watereoorie) ; 4. Sport, to kill, to
fcb (a «tag, Ac.) with the hanting-knifo
fjr&en, (to.) v. L a. to dye, to coloor, to
re the proper dye or coloor; II. n. 1. to
iah dyeing; 3. to loae coloor, to utaln.
ffetn Oflrfaf ein), (u>.) ». I. o. to free from
to take off the) fibres; Sonnen — , vid.
Heben 5 II. n. A r?/. to lose fibres or flla-
!Bts, to onravel. [by planing,
Bfi«n , (te.) v. a. Jbin. to round off edgea
ffJVn, (u>.) v. a. 1. 5m. to bend (a pieee
Iron) ; 3. to artest, to take hold of; 3
•ort, to separate; 4. Com. to weigb ont
ticles) for retail; 5. (fd)rifMtö> — ) to
■pose, draw up, to pot dowa (in wrlting),
«rite (in doe form), to word (down),
rrite, to pen, to eodite; in bSnbtgrn Ivif
ffen abgefaßt, conched in concise terms,
rffer, (*rr.) m, 1. T. a. maker »p of
ifcagea (aa in ribboo - factories Ac), cf.
[äffen $ 3. he that writes or draws np
t conpositioa in wrlting, a writer, aathor,
JBerfafftr.
tffung, (w.) /• 1. (act of) compoaing,
«ring ap, wrlting; 3. composltion, wording.
fielt, (ib.) ». o. 1. to atone for... by
|ag; 3. to exhanst (r^?. one's seif) by
|ag. [to pntrify and fall off.
Bleu , (w.) v. n. (oui. fein) to rot off,
tonen, (te.) prootnc. cid. ibfdjaumen.
jftten, (*rr.) v. I. o. to get by fighting;
<qfl. to weary one's seif with fighting,
»rrn, (w.) v. I. o. to strip of the feathers
goose, Ac), to pluek; Ü. n. to lose (or
antcd) tbe feathers, cf. Waufen, in,
Fgen , (w.) t>. «. to sweep (or to wlpe)
off, to rab off, to deaase by sweeping; brn
Staub »on •••—, to dost; ein $irfd) fegt
ben Saft ab, Sport, a deer fray» bis head.
Xb'fefim, (w.) v. a. 1. to file off, to cat witb
a file; einen Stagel — , to filea nail ; 2. to
cive the last finisb by filing; eine Jtlinge--,
Sw-ettt. to rnb a blade.
WfeiK&)t, (str.) n. «e-dut, vid. grilfpanc.
Xt/feüfcben, (w.) v. a. vid. Kbbanbetn, 1.
Wfeinen, (to.) v. a. to reflne (sogar, Ac).
Kbfenfttrn, (ib.) Wg. vid. Xugfdjelten.
Xbfertigen, (io.) v. «. 1 . o) to despatcb, to ex-
pedite; 6) to send (off), to forward; c) to
dismiss, to sendaway; 3.(hrj— )J%.totake
(one) np shbrt, to cut (one) short, to re-
bnff, to give a set-down.
ab'fertigtr, m. despatcher.
TCb'fertignng, (w.)f. 1. (tbe actof) despatch-
ing, forwarding, Ac. ; despatcb, expedi-
tion; %fig. rebnff, (smart) repartee; Tf-B«
fd)ein, m. Com. 1. deetaration (entry) at
the custom-honse; 2. permlt. [tonnsbackle.
WftfTeln, (»•) v. a. to anfetter, to nnehain,
Wfctten, (to.) v.l.a.1. to take (or sUm)
off tbe fat, tbe greaie; 3. to fnttea (vle~
tnals); II. n. to grow lean.
Wfendjten, (to.)u. ha. 1. to deprire of mols-
ture, to dry; 3. (A n.) to impart moistnre,
to molstea; n. n. to lose moistnre.
Wfenern, («o.) v. I. o. to Are, to fire off, to
discharge; II. n. Smelt. to cease hettting
(or to cool) the faraaces.
XVfeuerung, (te.) /. firing, Ac, discharge.
Wfiebeln, (tr.) v. a. vulg. 1. to scrape (a
fiddle), to fiddle; 3. to separate or to wenr
ont by rnbbing; vid. Abreiben.
Xb*Pebern,(tB.) v. I. o. Gtaz. to cnt (orbreak)
off the extremities of (glass) ; II. n. vid. 'S b»
febern, n.
oVfilien, (to.) v. a. vulg. vid. Xuefä)eltnt.
Xb'fmben, (ffr.) v. I. a. to satisfy, to pay off
(creditors, Ac), to portion, to make a set-
tlement (on a danghter, Ac); abgefnnbenc
Jtinber, portioned (off) children; obgefim=
bene ^)rinjm, appanaged princes; II. rtfi.
1. fid) — mit , to settle, to agree with ....
to come to terms (or make an arrangement)
with ..., to Compound with ...; 3. fid; —
(betSemanb) für ..., to make an acknowledg-
ment for ....
Xb'ftnbnng, I. s.(w.) f. tbe act of satisfylng
(clatms oO others ; composltion (with cre-
ditors, Ac), agreement, compromlse; II.
comp. — tgelb, n. money paid to get dear
of all demands; — SqnantUm, n. — «fummt r
/. snm of acqnlttance, snm of indemnlty.
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Wlingern» (w.) ». a. cei. 1. to count od tbe
Sagen; 2. to play over (a tuoe).
Wfinfleil^ (u>.) v. a.,1. 5m. Ac to thin the
edge» of (Iran, Ac.) by beating (previoua
. to weldiag); 2. Tin. to beat tin into corner
•hupe.
Wfifeben, («••) o. «• 1. to clenr (a pond) by
fiahing; j%-j. 2. ba* ffiefle — , to take
the be«t of a thing; 3. einem <St»aS — ,
vitig 1 . to trick one out of a thing.
XVft&en,' («>•) v. a. Mas. to cloae tbe aeama
of a wall with mortar and imoothing them
o»er. ;
Wflwbeit, (w.) v. I. a. to lerel, to alope; II.
refl. \o »ubaide (into a piain) Ac cf. 3Cb»
Dodjen & Söfdjen.
Wfladjttng, (vi.) /. Cryst. berelment.
Xb'ftammen, (w>.) v. o. Sfc-dr. to greaae or
. tailow (hides).
Wftottern, (w.) «. I. n. (aus. fein) to flotter
away; II. r</?.to grow weariedbyflutteriag
Wflouen, Wflaucrn, (u>.) ». o. 1. Afin. to
waah (ore), to buddle ; 2. to rime (linen)
Wflw*, comp. Min.— fafi, n. buddle; — fctrt,
ja. buddling diah.
Yb'fled)ten, (rtr.) o. a. to untwiat, to unbraid,
5Cb'fled!«n, (w.) u.n. to stain by losing colour,
Xb'flübeni, (».)». a. to tan (grain), to »epa-
rate (the chafF from grain) with a gooaewing,
Xt/fUben, (w.) «. «. ((. u.) to obtain by
imploriag.
Jfb'fleffa)«, comp. — eifen, — «neffer, n. Tan
fleabing-knife, icraper.
XVfieiföttt, (w.) v. a. 1. to piek (or tear)
the fleah from (a bone); 2. Tan. to fleah
(hidea), vid. Hafen.
Xb'flenjen, (w.) v. a. Mar. to flinch, to cot
up the blubber of (a whale or aeal).
Xb'fiicgen, (*tr.) v. n. (aux. fein) lit. ttfig.
to fly oft.
Wflicfen, (ttr.) v. n. (aux. fein) 1. to flow
down, to flow off, to ebb, to run down ; 2,
vid. SSiih Crgief enj 3. fig. to emanate, to
follow orrenult (from). [flea one'g »elf.
Wflöben, (w.) v. a. vulg. to flea; fid) — , to
WflÖpen, (u.) v. a. 1. to canae to float;
4>olj — , to float wood or tiraber; ein giof
— , to float a raft; 2. vid. ütbrabmen.
Wjl&en, (u>.) t>. o. vulg. to play (a tane)
on the Ante.
Wftng, {Str.; pl. Xbflfifle) tu. 1. (tbe act of)
llying away, flight (of migratory birds); 2.
«id. XuSftug.
Sb'Riif, (*tr.; pi. Jbflüffc) m. 1. a) (the act
of) flowing or runaing down; ebb, reflax;
b) Med, deflu, deflaxion (of humours);
iuue (of blood); eifig. outlet, eacam;-
wrfdjatfen, to draft off; 2.(bo* XbfUtjaft!
over-flowi ng» ; B nid refnae, ooze ; 3. a mir
conrse; guliy; gotter, kenne], aewer;(-
rinm, — ribre) drain-pipe, waite-pip«,
WfSbcm, t'mpr. vid. Xbf orbern.
Wfcbltn, (v.) u.a. to have done fotiaj
Sb'folge», (v>.) v. n. (I. ».) cid. JBerabfcljs
WfoUtrn, (*>.) ti. o. (unu.) (einem etat;
to extort (from).
Wforbctn, (vi.) v. a. 1. to «all offora«,
vid. «T>rufen j 2. einein etwas — , tod,
one for a thing, to demand, to reqoiit!
from one; etwa» — , to come for » ttoj
etsxü — (äffen, to «end for a thing; eil
Steibnnng —, to call one to aeconnt.
Wforbtning, (vi.)/, calling offorawaj.»
cf. Vbforbern» 3C-Sbrief, m. 3C-6tcd)t,i
trid. Äbberufung»f<breiben, Sbberufmtgint
Wform, («.)./. moolaVdie. [ihf
Wforraen, (w.) v. a. to form, model, aori
Wfcrf d>en, (w.) v. a. (einem etreos; f« e»
cit by inqairy, eulg. to pump out. I
WftSgen, (to. *tr.) »,a^ 1. (einem 6m
tp get (or draw) out by qae»tioning;i
examine.
WftcfTm, (*tr.) v. a. 1. to eat off, t«<
off by eatipg (of aoünal»), to knap, ksa|
todepasture; Sproffen— , to broww;
SSpifen — , to crop; 2. fig. to corrod«,«!
aune; berSrom fiift ibm bat |>er} ab, n
gnaw» hi» heart; a-b, p. o. depa&ctnt I
TCbTrieren, (ttr.) v. n. {aux. fein) »I
blaated with cold, to freeee off.
TCb'fröbnen/ 3fb'fto6»en, (u>.) v. a, Lav,U
pay off by menial labonr or aerrice; 3i
perform (the labonr or aervice) due U<
lord of the manor. [cf. gm^d
Wfud)teln, (u>.) v. a. vulg. to beat uai,
Wffigen, (io.) v. a. 1. Carp. & J«a. t
amooth with the long plane (tbe tapu
planka to be joined); 2. vid. TCbfitbKtt
Wfüblen, (u>.) «. a. to pereeive bj 1
toueb; ber 3ub6rcr fü^tt e* bem äRebnct ■
ab, baf) ..., fig. the hearer »oon be«H
aware (or aenaible) of .... [Srani^l
Xb'fubce, (to.) /. eonveyance, carriage.1
Wfiiir«, comp. W-dr. -arbeit, /. allj
work requiaite in the Operation of «j
drawing; — etfen, n. wire-plate, dra»J
plate; — tifd), a wire-drawer'a bench.
Xb'fübrcn, (w.) «. I. a. 1. to lead off, to 1
away ; com rcd)ten SBcge — , to lead aast
to mulead; 2. to carry off, down, awaj
out, to conrey; 3. to export, vid. Xolf
reni 4. to felch off, to carry off (by dn
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& Afcd a) to deterge , to cleanae (the »ea-
eete or tke tkin) from offending matten 6)
to dirert (to another part of the body), to
txpel (hamenr»); to parge, eleanie, eva-
cuate; abgeführt »erben, to be voided or
■eceraed, to pau; 7. W-ötr. ©rabt — (f. e.
nrrfifintnO, to draw wire unaller and «mall-
er; 8. Com. a) to pay (off), to disebarge,
to Httle (a debt, ftc); *) to credit or pau
t« the credit of a peraon'a aecoant) 9. fig.
[Bit 0tfd}<unung — ) to check, rebalte, cot.
B »gab, to pay off, to flt (ose) with a amart
•a»wer;ber ^olijetbtrner fSbrte ihn in ®e=
Ktbrfam ob, the constable marebed bim öS
■ eoatody; »6 mixte uns ju nett oon nnft«
rem (Segenfiante — , it woold carry ua too
<ar from our «abjeet; II. n. Med. to act as
an aperient, Jo eraeaate the bowel«.
(Vffi^rrnfe, p.a. 1 . Mtd. a) detergent, ex-
cretory, dejeetory ; 6) pnrgative, catbarti
eal, aperiest; gelinge—, leoient; bog «-bt
Kittel, vid. Abführmittel; 3. Anat s. Der
t-oe 9Ru»feI, mu«cle abdacent, abdoctor;
We KBege, pl. exeretory pas»ages.
b'füirmittrl, (rtr.) n. purgative, aperient.
bfanntg, (».) /. 1. the (actof) leading
*. «c; 2. Anat. abdmctioo; 3. Mtd. ab
rternon, espuliion, porgatlOD; Tt-lmitttl, n.
tid. TftfibrmirWj X-irfbre, /. Mech. et-
Eape-pipe.
Vf&Utn, (».) v. I. a. to fill ont, to ponr out
imn (a cask, 4c); ein S a P ~i *° empty a
eailc; Bein—, to draw off wiae ; vid. ib«
lieben, 5. 6); IT. n. vid. Wo&len.
♦ftrikra, (w.) v. a. 1. to divida by fur^
hnra; 3. vid. Xbatfent.
Vf&ttan, Xbfuttern, (w.) v.a. 1. to feed,
to gire uffirient proTender (a« to cattle
«t night); 2. einen—, eont. klxid. to 6i»«
(ose) a aeal (an. feed).
ifftttenmg, («.)/. 1. feeding (of aniarals);
3. cont, & lud. 5i geaernl entertainment
(an. feeding).
VgSbt, («.)/. 1. delivery, delirerance; 3.
tönte; daty; tax, caatom, tarpo*t; 3. Com.
jrsft, bill (of exchange), auignnieut.
iben>, comp, —frei, duty-free; —frei«
/. immanity; — poebter, nt. farmer of
! rerenoea; — nwfrn, n. iyatem or »täte
f tbe impoits or taxea. [away with a forfc.
i^gfibeln, (ie.) r/. a. (I. «.) to remoTe, take
Vgibren, litr.~) v. n. to fennent sof&ciently
Wim, >• I. (*fr-, pi. Wgangc) m. 1. o)
going olf, ridingoff, aetting ont, departore,
rtarting; 6) Thear. exit; ber — (ehu»e<6au«
fpieleri) so» her Subne, rettremeni from the
«tage ; 3. fig. a) deparcure; deviatibn ; fc) re-
moral (from the preetnt life), deceue, deatfa,
extinetioa (of a family.&c), lud. esit; 8.
Com-s. B«le (of gooda), market; bet gnte
— ,ialeaUenew,run; ftbncHec— , qnMc fand
■hört) return; gutta (fdniellen) — fcoben or
finfcen, tomeetwith a ready aale or market,
tohave a qnlck draft, to aeU well,. «ot to
roo or go off readiiy ; fd)lecbten or laitgfatnclt
— haben, to go olf beavily, to' be (or He)
heavy on hand; feinen — ftnben, to find
no pnrcbaier«, to be dull of aale; 4. dimi-
notion; low; want, deficiency (in the weight,
*c); in — ber Äobmng foamten, to lote
coatomen; 5. dedoction, vid. Äbjngi 6.
{parücvl. pl. Tfbginge) <i) waite, threda, re-
fnse; chipi, chipptnga, dipping», ihavioga,
acrapinga, fllinga ; 6) spill-water ; e) Mtd. at-
cremental parte; d) ZVrp. waate-paper; 7.
Mtd. abortion, mlaearriage; II. comp. 7t-t
bampf, m. Mech. dead »team ; X-ereibmmg,
/. tare aecoant.
Wgingig, ndj. l.«oingoff, departiag; 9.
Med. excremental; 3. Com. mercbaDMbla,
«aleable, vendible; 4. fig. dedlnlng.
Wgöngling, («tr.) «i. Vbgangfel, (*tr.) n. 1.
ind.XbgangPfbg4nge)6.$ 3. Med. abortid«.
WgStben, («o.) v. a. vid. Ybgerbnt.
Wg4fd)en, (u>.) v. n. to ceaie foamiog or
fermentisg.
KVgäten, (10.) v. a. to clear of weeda.
Wgattern, (ie.) v. a, (einem et»«») to get
(»omething) oot of . . . .
Wganfeln, (w.) v. a. (einem etmas) to ob-
taia (from . . .) by jnggling.
Wgaunern, (ts.) v. a. einem et»«« , to »win-
dle one ont of . . . :
W$'<lbtn, (>tr.) v. I. a. 1. to deliver; to band ,
abjugebrn bei..., care of ...; 3. to gire, to
give op, to band orer, to qnit, to part with;
3. Com. a) (with anf) to valne, to draw. (a
bill or pa»t a draft) npoa; V) to »eil; to
negooiate; 4) einem et»«»— , o) to hit on*
a blow; b)fig. to gire one a entting reply ; •
e» wirb et»«»— ,/om.we are llkely to have
«ome raio, Set. ; 5. Gom. (also n.) to fini*h
dealing, to deal for the laat thne; 6. a)to be
good (or fit) for ...; tarnt er einen Courier
— 1 it he flt for a oonrier? er mürbe einen
guten SSoIbaten — , he wonld roake a good
•oldier; 6) to aerre aa ...; 3ÄDe— , to pay
datie»; nenn i«) ein Urtbeil (eine SXeinnng)
Über ... — foll, lf I am to pau jndgment (if
I may preanme to oder an opinioa) npoa
(on); Seugnip — , to bear wttneu; bie 9Kh-
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tiUpcrfoB — , to ataad betwcen; einen Kar«
reit —, to play tke fooi; U. refl. (wtth mit)
to deal (in or with), to coneera one"« «elf
witb, to eogage one» «elf in; fM) mit Si»
tum — / to have intarcootne, to hare or keep
Company (*■ *• *» *• ntddle) witb one.
Xb'gcbifreH, p. a. Bot premorae, ead-Mxtea,
trancated.
Xb'gebläbt, p. a. Bot. delorat«. [clined
Xb'gtbogm, p. c. Wal. (partüsrf. Bot) de-
Wgtböt, (rtr.) n. viel. Xnfgrbot.
Abgebrannt, p. o. bunt o«t; ber X-t, ». one
ruineU by ftre.
Xb'gebrocben, I. p. o. 1. lit. kfig. broken,
(also Bot.) abrupt; 3. AT«*. (7t.) trunco;
3. fig interrupted, ad», «tartingly ; — gefie»
btrt, Bot. abraptly pinnated; a-e S8h(i,
diijoiated or broken wordi; a-e fiicufjer,
broken «fgha; n. X-brit, /. ahraptneu.
Xb'gebroftbffi, 1. p. a. trite, batkneyed, com-
mon-place, triyial; ein* a-t SRotctie, a beat-
en anbjeet; II. af-^eit, /. triteaeu.
Xb'gefdumt (i. p. Xb'gefcimt), ad)', arrant,
crafty; da a-er Sebelm, an areb-rogae, an
arrant knave; a-c9So6beit,concoctedmalice.
Wgfben, (*rr.) v. I. n. (aux. fein) 1. a) to
go away, to walk off, to go out, »et ont,
»tart, depart; 6) 'ITuat. to go oft" tbe «tage;
Stage directum»; (<31)t)loct) gebt ab, ext't
(Shylock); (f)orti« unb Sceriffa) «eben ab,
exeunt (Portia aad Nerissa) ; 2. to gire way,
come off, wear off; ba» Stab ging ab, tbe
whed came off; bie garte gebt ab, tbe co-
loar comes off; 3. Med. to pau, to be emit
ted or evaenated; t» gingen ibm «Bürmer
ab, be vdided wormi; 4. a) to go ont, to
become extinet (aa fire); o) to ead, vid.
ablaufen; 5. Com. a) to teil, cf. Abgang
haben i gut a-b, «aleable; 4) to be abated,
dedneted, diicoanted; btereon gebt ab, dia-
conat of ...; 0. to be waating; c» geben mir
5 Zbaler ab, I waot, I miu fire dollari; 7.
Jig-i. a) to braaeh off; 6) to depart, to de-
viate (fron); to aecede; — »ex ..., to leave;
c) to djgreM, to «werte, to go (from one'«
«abjeot, &c) ; eine 3>cft gebt biet um 11 ob,
one po*t her« goe* oot at eleven; — laffen,
to expedite, to forward, to deapatch; bie
£«tbe*fruo>t ging ibr ab, «be miicarried;
mit Xbbt — , to deceaae , to depart tbii
life; 4t»a*,(opn feiner gorbtrmig, w.) —
laffen, to nllow or yield lomt abatement;
i(b laffe reute« geller bavon— , I wonid not
bäte one farthiag of it ; bao on rann id) niajt—,
Iniast ia*i*t upon it; er läft ftd> md>t* — ,
be doe« not deny kiaaelf any (hing (/am.
be feed« high, *e. ); e» foB ibtnubtt-,«
«ball want for notbing; te gebt ibm aUfSH
fftbi für 0d)ictlid)ftit ab, he U lo»t to en
«en»e of propriety; II. a. 1. towtsr«
(by Walking); 2. to meneure by itefi;*
p. a. going; »er o-bc fSagengug, Ä-».«
partiag traia; ber a-bc Stampf, nil
gangsbampf.
Xb'geigen, (».) v. a. eont to fiddle.
Wgeif ein/ (w.) v. a. 1. to take off «itkf
aconrge; 3. to «coorge (whip, flog)io«A
Wgeijen, (io.) «. a. fem. (einem 9m
to get by avariee from ; fid) ötoat -,1
starre one'« «elf by ararice. I
Xb'gerartet, p. a. collniiTe, vid. Xbrtrtau
JCiygefnrjt, p. a. 1. vid. iMürjenj cvaJ
diou«; 3. Bot »bort;' 3. Ast. carUtt;l
a-e Jtegtl, Math, ourtleone. !
WgerAt, (/. w.) p. a. 1. OL *fie. it«i
worn wich age; 3. debilitated by enaH
decayed, iaded ; 3. deceased, (vid. tut*
Wgelrlitbeit, /. decrepitnde. (Ja.
WgerCgm, I. p. p. «id. abliegen; n. •<•*
tant, ont of tbe way ; «eqneitered, i "
«olitary; ber a-e Spaziergang, by-wilk;l
X-beit, /. di«tance,remotenea« ; «olia '
TCVgeleitet, p. a. Gram., Mut. ke. derin
tranaaUxive, «ecoadary; ba« a-e £
rivatlve.
Wgemadjt, p. a. vid. io Ybmad)cn.
Xb'gemlgert, p. a. emaciate.
Wgemefen, I. adj.fig. meaiared, exad.1
mal, over nice; II. K-beit,/. exaetaeait
gnlarity, formality.
Wgenetgt, I. adj. 1. Math. * Bor, diveiH
2. /ig. a) diainclined, indiaposed, «*"
unwilling, relnctant, loath; 6) alieatt
diaaffectionate, unfavonrable , DnfHeaA|
— macben, to diiiadine, indiipoie, ts nai
averie, ic. ; II. X-bcit, /. 1. avertlo», •
willingneu; diainclination, indiaposeM
indiapoaition ; 3. ditaffectednea«, aliesaal
Wgcntt^t, I. adj. 1. worn oot, «Ule.l
cay ed ; threadbare ; 2. fig. vid. 2bä*
fd)eru n. X-bttt, /. 1. «täte of beiag«
worn, or wora ont, attriteneaa, threadW
neu, «talenea«; 2. fig. trlteae««.
Xb'georbntte, (n>.) m. depnty, legate, «•
gate, commiasary.
Wgerben, (v>.) «. a. 1. Ton. a) to take*
by tanning; ft) to taa anfBciently; 9.)
va^g. to oudgel, drab, carry
Wgeredmct, p. a.fig. 1. vid. Xbgefrbni
aave, except, vid. Xbredjnen.
Wgerfbet, p.a. vid. XbrcDtnj eollulfe;»
9Xa<cn, aeeording to agreement.
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'grrifen, p. e. 1. ton »ff, Ac. vid. Xbrei«
»i oat of repair; 2. dotaed in rag«,
gged; 3. detacbed, diajointed, deeoltory,
d-Xbreifen.
gtfdBMe, «•* /• (ded. K*e ad}.) meaai
tr; depury, delegate; vid. Qefanbte* (er
:iftli$e -, ■aiaeioaary. [lettt, 3.
gefang (*ü"., pl. Wgtfange), m. »id. Qot>
fffdjiM) «rfj. threadbare, ababby.
aefd>übm, Lp.a. 1. a) «eparate; 6) re-
ed; teclnded, teeret ; 3. expired, departed,
id ; II. X-Qeit, /. 1 . retirement, aeclaiioo.
lefiliffrn, Lp. a.fig. poliahed, refiaed,
lite ; II. X-ftcit, /. fig. refinement, polite-
«, eiegance ef manner».
|cfd)lofcn, &. 1. p. o. 1. aeclnded, no-
»wn; 2. eidoaive; II. X-tjeit, /. 1. ae-
■toa; 2. exduireneaa.
|Cfa)mad)t, I. adj. 1. Utipid, taetdeu;
.fig. a) Hat, dnÜ, mawkjah, abtord; 6)
rfcward; prepoiterane, impertioent; II.
Jett*, f. 1. iuipidity; 2. fig. abiardity,
toet«; 3. impertinence.
ItfütK*, p.p o/Xbfebai, qv.; - von, fig.
iout regard to, eetting aaide, abatract-
y, apart or aaide from . . . , exelngf vely
iadependeatly of . . . .
«fotttwrt, L p. a. aeparated, to. vid. 3Cb«
tottn» 2. Med, Ac. aecretitiooa; bte o-e
sajtigtett, bera-t 0ioff, aecretion; 3. Bot.
fregite, parted, dianoUed ; 4. «equeeter-
(aitoalion, Ac); 5. fig. aeparate, «do.
irt, dittiactiy, aeparatdy ; a-e 3aftutt»,
aeparateneea; II. X-beit, /. iaolation.
|efpC8Bt,I. p. a. Med. A.%. atoaie, want-
[ tone er tenaioo; unaerved, debilitated,
ikeaed; low-apirited ; U. Ä-jbeit, f. Med.
fg. atoay, «Ute of exhaontioa , lovaeaa
ipirita, Ac. vid. Xbfpattnimg, 3.
Hflanbtn, p.«.decayed,ataJe, rapid; dead
M of wood, wine, beer, Ac.).
(«flotfrnt, l.p.a. 1. dead (wood, a limb,
Iw.Ac.); 3. fig. dead, leet(f«r, to...);
X-beit, /. deadneaa.
'fümfit, Lp. o. 1. bluated, blunt;2. a)
bbed; 4) Bot. A Ceon». trunceted; ber
JttgeL Math, cnrtieooe; 3. fig. obtnte,
I; IL i-fjeit, f. 1, blaatneea, obtnaeoeaa
an edge, Ac); 2. abtöne««* (of the
•et» Ac.), dulneaa, deadneaa.
eträgrtt, I. p. o. worn, worn oat, tkread
e; IL X-beit, /. threadbareneae.
ttoi'brtn / (ie.)o. a. Min. to diacharge (in
ieouter-book).
icninnen, (»tr.) r. a. (einem etwas ) to
from, gain, obtaia; to bearaway, to
carry off (a prize) ftwn, to gftla (grennd)
on; einem ben eSortftett — , to gain the ad-
rantage oter one; einen bett »Borjng — ,
to get tbe better of oae; einer 6a<be <Sc»
fa>m<t<t — , to get a taate for a thiog; einem
©djiffe feen SBinb — , JkTor. to gain (or get)
tbe wind (tbe weatber-gage) of a ahlp; er
tonnte bem fiboltlen Segenftanbe eine fomi»
fdje Sicitt —, be knaw to extract mirth from
tbe daHeat aobjeet; fidj mit ÜKübe — , to
prevait npoa one's aelf with difStulty.
WaemJbnen, (u>.) v. a. (einem etwas) to
dlaaccaatom, oianae, to wean (from), to
break of (an iil babit, Ao.); rtfl. to diveat
one'a aelf (of), tö unlearn, to forego tbe ba-
bit of....
WgesSgen, I. p. p. von Xbjie^enj H. adj.
Log. A Math, abatract; 2. remote; III.
X-bcit/ /. I. abetraotedneaa; 2. vid. Ttb'
gefd>iebcnbeJt.
Wflieren, (w.) v. L «. to obtaia by impor-
tunate deaire; II. n. Mar. to abeer or ateee
off (away), to get aea-room.
Xb'gicfen, (ttr.) v. a. 1. to poor off, clear
off; to decant; 2. Fovnd. to caat.
Ifb'gief er, (itr.) m.-monlder, former. [gieprn.
Wgicjuna , (w.) /. pouring off, Ac. cf. 5fb»
Wgift, (ic.) /. Law, tribote, tax, dity.
Wgipfeln, (w.) v. a. to top (a tree).
Wgirren, (u.)v. a. (einem etwa») to eoax
out of one. [ing.
Wgittern, (».) v. a, to aeparate by a rail-
Wglanj, (str.) m. 1. reaplendence, reaected
aplendoor, refiectioa; 2. fig. image.
Wglättm, (w.) o.a. lit. Sifig. to poiiah; to
make amootb, to levigate.
Wglctcben, (w.) v. a. 1. to eqnai, eqnaliae;
2. to level, to make even; 3. Mech. Ac. to
juatify, to adjnat; 4. to aettle (aecouota),
to audit; cf. Yu$glcid)cn.
TCb'gleid> = , comp. Mech-s. —feite, /. equal-
ling 61e; — ftonge, /. adjuating tool; — jirfcl,
in. dirider.
TCb'gfetibung, (te.)/. I. eqoalllng, Ac. c/.OT»
gleiten j 2. Ilfech. jnatffying, adjuating, ad-
jnatment; X-fltoage, /. adjuating aeale.
Wgleiten, {str.) o. n. (aur. ftin) to »lip or
glide off.
Wgliebent, (u>.) v.a.to unlink, to diamember.
Wglimmen, (rtr. A w.) v. ». (aux. fein) to
ceaae glowing or gHmmering.
WgUtf*en, (10.) ». *. *id. Xbflfcit«.
Wglütjen, (w.) t>. I. a. 1. 1» beat thorougbly,
vid. iuäglüljen} «Sein — , to mall wtae; 2.
to purge by fite; II. n. to ceaae glowing.
Xb'gott, I. s. (rtr., pi. Wgitt«) m. «t. A
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Bake an Mol of, to idoliie; II. comp. —
bienft, m. Molatry; — ffblange, /. Zooi. the
boa »erpent, aaaconda.
Wgotter, Wgfitterer, («fr.) m. idoUter.
Abgötterei', («o.) /. Molatry, Mol worakip;
—treiben, to wonhlp Mola, teMolatrixe.
Xb'gätteriim, (to.)/. idolatree».
VCgittilUI, (to.)/. (a female) Mol.
Xb'göttif*, a*'. idolatrooi; Idolatrical,
(Aftit.) idotiib; — oeribrtn, to Molize, to
Molatriie.
Xb'grffben, (rfr.) v. a. 1. to dig off, to re-
inove by digging; 2. to »eparate by digging,
to cat off by a diteh; to farniih with a
trench ; 3. to lead off by a ditch ; 4. to tarn
off tbe eourae of (a itream, *c), to draia;
5. to pay (a debt) by diggiog for it.
Xb'grffbee, (ie.") t>. o. to mark with (pr divide
into) degreei, to graduate.
Wgramen, (to.) v. rtfl. to pine away with grief ;
to wear, waate away with grief, to grieve
exceedingly.
Xb'grSfcn, (to.) v. o. 1. to ent the graei of
(a meadow, tc.), to mow; 2. to graze; cf.
TCbweiben.
Xb'greifen, (slr.) v. a. to wear oot by con
«taot tonchiog; abgegriffene SBüdjcr, (well-)
thumbed volnme».
«tygren)rn, (ib.) v. a. to fix the limitf of;
bie am blauen |ȟnmcl fcharf abgegrcnjtcn
KlpeH/ the Alpi ibarply ootliaed againit
the blne aky.
Xb'arcnjmtg , (to.)/. demarcation, diviiion.
Wgrtmb, {*tr., pl. Wgrfinbe) m. Kr. kfig.
ab) 88, preeipice, gulf, (bottomleu) pit,
chaim; deep, depth (of waten).
Wgrünben, (w.) v. a. Join. to groove, to
Channel with the grooving plane.
Xb'grünen, (v>.) v. n. 1. to ceaae to be ver-
dant; 2. Cloth. to loie the green colour,
oT/gucten, (to.) v. L a. (einem etwas) to
learn from one, tc. vid. Xbfetjcn, 5.; II,
refl. /am. vid. XuSgucfen.
Xb'gunfl, (to.)/. »»gunftig, adj. vid. 3Rif=
gnnft, *c.
Wgnrgeln, (to.) v. a. 1. vulg. to cot (one'i)
throat; 2. eoU to remove by gargling;
3. mtig. to «ing with a fall throat; (in Steh
— , an. to mnrder a aoog.
Wgürten, (to.) v. a. to nngird, to onbncfcle.
Wgnf, (str., pl. Wgöffc) m. 1. pouriog off,
- 4c. nid. Xbgicfcn j 2. Found. tc. (platter-)
cait, eaiting, copy; 3. T. the ibank (of a
tobacco-plpe).
Xb'gfiten, (to.) v. «. <». «.) oid. Xbfhfta
Wbaarcn, (to.) t>. 1. a. Tan. to un
(hidea); II. n. to lote hair.
Wpäoen, (er.) v. a. 1. to have (the btt,fc|
off; 2. to partake of, to hare t«li«ni
er »itt tttroat — , be Cornea in for a ihm
3. to reeeive a poaiibment for.
Xb/baden, (tc.) ». «. to chop off or don
xVbabern, (».) ». a. (l. «.) (einen QN|
to extort (from) by litigatioa,
Wbägcln, (to.) v. imp. I. n. to eeaw ba%
II. a. to best down (taid of hail orlt
Wfcägcn, («.) v. a. to eacloie, to fesa
Wägern, (tc.) v.n. (avar. fein) »id. Vbaoa
XbVgnng, (to.) /. encloinre, fence.
Wb«etn, Wbofcn, (to.) « a. to uM
TCb'balftern, (<o.) t>. a. to nndo the ktlu
(a hone), to anhalter.
WbaUtn, (to.) v. n. (t u.) vid. «BieKrJÄ
W^alfen, (to.) v. a. 1. vulg. to cit(«Rl
throat; 2. Sport, to nncoople (*¥)■''
vujg. re/f. to embrace(orhog) ontwrte
Tfb'battcn, (rtr.) o. I. a. 1. to hold ob>U
off (away or back); ben Stegen, bicSoW
— , to keep off the rain, the aua.U
Mar. to fend off (a boat or v
prevent ita rnoniag againit anotber
boe 0d)iff »cm Sanbc — , to keep
lay ahold ; 3. to ward (fend or be.ir) i
blow, tce.);fig-t. 4. a)to keeji back, D
tain, hinder, prevent, reatrain, «itM
BomSdfcn— , to keep (one) from f
nisokief; ba« fott min) nicht— , tbnt
notdeterme; 6) to diitnrb, interrupd
Stören; 5. to endure, to reaist «t
yieiding; ben erften Angriff—, to »ftu»
fint brant, vid, Xttiboltcn; II. n. Mi
(Dom Sanbe — ), to keep off; 2. <re*
be — ) to aheer; »on einer ®anf — , ti
aloof from a rock, to take a good birtai
ein 6d)iff — , to bear up to a abip, to I
down on a ibip; balt ab! bear away.l
np! balt nidjt ab! don't fall off!
Wbttltcr, (str.) m. I. he that detail»!
2. ATar. guy.
Wbül&mg, (to.)/. 1. holding off, tc
Xbt)aitcnj 2. binderance. detention; -
ben, to be prevented.
Wbanbtln, (to.) v. a. 1. (einem Sti
to get from , . . by bargaining, to che*;
to beat down from the price; er löft
nid>t*— , there ia no abating bis price; 1
■ettle, to aecommodate, cf. UnterboB*
einen grieben, tc. — , to negociate a p*
3. to treat of, diacas».
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/franben, ado. not at band, mialaid; lest;
-fein, not to be at band; — tommen, to be
int; es ifl tin Söffcl — gelommcn, there U a
poon miasiag.
Manila, (ttr.) m. discuster of a matter.
^anWang, (hj.) /. 1. negociation, trani-
ictioa; 2. a) essay, memoir, treatiie, dis-
ertaüon ; 6) disconrse, ducouion.
ifymg, (ttr., pl. Xb'fcdnge) m. alope, »lope-
eu, deaeeat, declivity; tin jibcr — , a
liff, »teep precipice ; ber — eÜKS $£gel$,
de, brow or alope of a hill.
Sbangen, (*tr.) e. n. 1. to hang down; 2.
i hang at a diitance (»on, from), to hang
F; 3. to decline, alope; 4. fig. — »on ...,
» depend (or to tarn) on or apon ....
'bangen, (u.) D.I. a. to take off, to hang off,
» nnhang; II. n. (i. p.) for 2Cbbangen, qv.
/bingig, I. odj. 1. inclining, sloping, hang
ig, ahelving; Di* a-c g(cl<be, Afat/i. incli-
ed plane; — fein, to »helve; — Blasen, to
ope; 2. fig. depending, dependent (von,
>on), sabject(to); fig-t.— fein, vid.Xb*
J« S oi, 4. ; fein Urtbeil— mueben »on . . . , to
ffer one'i jndgment to be inflnenced by
., to defer to the opinion of ...; II. X
t , (to.) /. 1 . inclination downwarda, de-
Ivity, vid. Xbbangj 2. fig. dependence
lOH, npoo), subservience, snbserviency,
bjeetion.
fydnglins, (ttr.) m. eont. a dependent, an
iSxm, (to.) vid. Xbbaaren. [anderling.
gärten, (to.) v. a. to rake off, to remove
th a rake.
Jfirmen, (te.) v. rtfl. to pine (away), to
Iguisb, to grieve; ab'gcbirmt, p. a. Caro-
lin.
»arten, (v.) v. I. a. 1. a) lit. kfig. to
rden; 6) vid. gittern 2. fig. to render
du rate ; abgehärtet, fig. vid. «erbo'rtttj
rtfi. to innre one'a «elf (to hard laboar
fatigaei), to make one'a »elf hardy.
bättattg, (w.)f. hardening.
Hfrjrn, (te.) v. a. to take away the retin
an (free»),
»öfdjen, (u>.) v. I. it. (ISinem SfroaS) to
ttch (front): IL rrfl. to tire one's »elf by
ising or eatching (ai at the play of hide
I .eek).
Afp ein, (to.) v. «7. to reel off, wind off
m a reel. [hawk)
rauben, (u>.) v. a. Fale. to anhood (a
Ktttiben, (it.) v. a. (I. u.)l. to blowaway
le dn»t front . . .) ; 2. to breathe forth.
pdoen, (irr.) v. a. 1. to hew down, to
t off, away or down, to chop off, strike
off, feil; Oto», (Betreibe — , to mow; einem
ben Jlopf — , to bebend one; ein abgebaut*
ner Saum, log, »tock, trank; 2. vulg. to
best »oandly. [heapi.
Xb'bäufeln, (to.) «. a. to diride into »mall
Xty$fafen, (to.) v. a. 1. to »eparate into
heap»; 2. to diminiah (a heap).
atybauten, (to.) v. I. a. 1. to »kin, nneaae ; to
exeoriate, to »trip of the cuticle ; II. n. Zool.
& Ent. to cast (off) the «kin. [tion.
XbVntung, (to.) /. exeoriation, deaquama-
WWbefifte, vid. JCbbu&Kfte.
Wölben, (ttr.) v. a. 1. to lift off, take off
(a cover, Ac.); eine Jtanone eon ber Saffette
— , Gun. to ditmoant a cannon; 2. Garn,
(t-ts. n.) to cut (to diride a pack of
cardi); um boS (.Starten») ©eben — , to cot
for the deal.
Wartung, (».)/• 1- » l'fting off, ftc; 2. Garn.
cut, entting (the act of dhriding a pack of
cardi). [hatcheling.
Wbedbeln, (to.) v. a. k n. Hutb. to fioUb
Wfrefteln, (to.) v. a. to unclaip, to unhook,
to looaen (the booka, from the eye»).
oVbeften, (w.) v. a. to nnpin, to unatitch;
to uotack, gen. to anfaaten.
Wbeflen, (to.) v.l.a. to heal, to eure; II. n.
(aux. fein) to heal, to be healing or bealed.
Whtilung, /. healing, enring.
Wbeifdjen, (to.) vid. Xbforbern.
Xb'btlfcn, (irr.) v. n. (with Dat.) 1. to help
down (from, eon) ; 2. fig. to remedy (a dia-
eaie, &c); to redreia (grievances ftc), to
relieve, tupply (wanta); einem gefrier — ,
to correct a fault; Sd)roierigftiten — , to
remove difficnltie»; bem tft nid)t «bjubelfen,
it cannot be remedied.
Wbeiflid), (to.) ad}, remediable, relievable.
Wbelfiidjfett, /. remediablene»».
Xb'bdlcn, (te.) t>. I. a. to clear off, to elarlfy;
II. refi. to become clear.
Wberjen, (io.)v. a. coi. to kiai(one)heartüy,
to kh» to excen; Oemanb) tfid)rig — , cot.
to bog to one'a hearf a content.
Wbcrjtmg, /. col. a Uiaing heartily.
Xb'beften, (to.) v. a. 1. (einem etnae) to
obtain by hunting, porauing one; 2..a) to
tire or fatigoe by kanting, to wear ont by
chaiing; einen $irfd) — , Sport, to ruodowo
a »tag ; 6) to weary to death.
Wbeud>eln, (to.) v. a. (einem etnae) to
obtain from . . , by hypoerisy.
Vb'beucrn, (to.) vid. Xbmietbcn.
Wbeulen, (w.)t>. vulg. I. a. to howl; (of per-
aons) to utter in a howling tone; II. rifl. to
weary one'a »elf witb howling.
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JTbtyren, (to.) v. a. (einem 81»»») t» ob
taln (from) by wltcheraft, by joggling.
Xb'binFcn, (io.)o. n. (avx. fein) L «.) to linp
away.
TCbtiibeln , (to.) c.o. 1. Jota, to plane off;
to shoot, to plane, imooth; 2. Sfc-dr. to
rab (hides); 3. fam. Hg. to polish.
Wboifcn, Wbnefen, (ie.) v. a. to pat down
(a load) from tbe back or Shoulders.
Wbolb, ad}, (mith Dat.) disinclined , unf»
voorable, nnfriendly, averse (to); einem
— fein, to bear ili-wlll to one.
Xb'biHcn, (u>.) ü. o. 1. Mar. to haul, to get
off; 2. a) (eine Sarhe) to fetcb off, away
to go to fetcb; 6) (eint $crfon) to call for;
i^nill ibn -, l will go for him; idt min «Sie bei
S^rcm Barer — , I will come for yoo to your
father'a; (er (Sagen »irb mid) — , tbe car-
riage will come for me; — Uffcn, to Mnd for
Xb'^Slnng , /. fetching off, calling away, ftc
Wboli, {ttr., tot/to. pt.) n. 1. T. cbipi of
wood ; 2. For. dead wood.
Wljoljm, (to.) t>. a. to ent down, to root
oat (a forest); to clear. [tlmber,
Xb'boljig, od;'. For. ftc defleient (weak) in
Wbordjcn, (to.) v. a. (einem etmot) to learn
by llstening, to orerhear.
Xb'&oren, (to.) v. a. 1. to learn by bearing;
2. to examine, to try, bear, La», to ques
tion; 3engen gegen einander—, Law, to
coafront witneuei.
Jtb'borimg, (to.) /. bearing, trial, examioation.
Xb'bfib, (ttr., wtno.pl.) m. 1. vid. Vbbcbung,
2; 2. remaiu of a meal, offal; 3. Min-i.
•coria, oaeleu stuff of wasbed ore, dross;
X-Hftt,/. rake.
Wbübcln, (w.) v. a. «nel. to worry, to leaae.
Wi)uTt,f. disiike, disinclination.
Wbfilft,/. redreu, remedy; — Iciflcn, f(baf>
fen, to give remedy, to proenre a sup-
ply; — fuibcn bei ..., to come for redreu
to ...; — fnd)cn für ..., to seek redreu of
(grievance«, ftc); — finben, to obtain re
dreu; ÜDcittcI jut — , remedial measurea.
Wbfilfen, (w.) v. a. to take off the buk, to
•hell , bull, peel, deeortieate; SRonbeln — ,
to blanch almooda; ftd) — , Cook, to come
off (oted of any vegetable integument).
Xb'bungern, (v.) v. I. n. (aux. fein) to be
starr ed, fainisbed ; II. ruft, to starve one's seif.
'Jfb'&fipfcn, (to.) v. n. (aux. fein) to hop away,
Xb^afdjcn, (to.) v. n. (avx. fein) to glide
away.
Wbnften, (te.)o.I. a. to cough away, ont; II
rejT. to cxbaaat one'« seif with cooghing.
Wblten, («.) *>. o. to gnue; to feed.
WbStten, (to.) v. «. Min. to glveap«
»•giert (a miae).
Ib'bähmg, (to.)/. graziag, feeditg.
lMa)t, adj. Ctoth. ftc. taraed, revertd
Cefte, the left aide.
Wirren, (to.) v. n. (avx. fein), to lose«
way, to err, to ttray, to devlate, lo «in
Wirrnng, (to.) /. 1. deviation, swen
(also Ast.) aberration ; 2. Phy. -ttttil
refraction ; Y-6frcU, n. crowa of aberni
«OCbirnricnf [iar.j, (to.) ». be tbatle*
College or nniversity. [seif Ity ntf
WiaBjrcnt, (to.) v. refi. vulg. to wesry i
WiS^cn, (to.) v. I. a. 1. to weary »iti|
suing ; to over-drive , to over-ride, (bat
jade (a horse, ftc); 2. fig. (einnnSti
to get by hanting, partalng ; to reust
trie\e, recover (somethlng from ow):l
nem einen ©a)retfen — , vid. einjeafi;
Tffl. to fatigae one's seif by any \isW
ertion; III. u. Sport, to flnishaburjlsi
Wjammern, (».) t>. I. a. ((. ti.) (einem CM
to get (from one) by lamenting; II. nf.
exhaust one's seif with lamenting. [bar
Wjccbcn, (ir.) t>. a. to unyoke, tintua
Vbjufti'ren, (to.) ». a. vid. Tfbglriebm,
Wfalbcn, (to.) t>. n. to discontinne cd
Wf Olf cn, (to.) t). a. Tan . to scrape offtke!
Wfäitcn, (to.) v. a. 1. to coolj SBcia-
»cewine; 2. jfg. to cool, allay, cala.'
(love, ftc).
Xb'f dmmen, (to.) v. a. 1 . to comb off; 1 Sj
to shoot off (tbe crest of a wall ort*
work),
Ifb'fämpfen, (to.) v. a. i. (Sincm ffl«*)
get (from one) by fighting; 2. SpA-
drive away by fighting (said of aar*
rutting-time).
Wfonrcn, (u>.) t). a. 1. Join. to plane»*
corners or edges; 2. Uoth. & Weav.i>
off the lists of (cloth, or tbe sehs|
llnen cloth.) J
WfanjCin, (to.) v.a.l. C/t. a) to prtj
(the bans) from the pnlpit; A) tu |
down, to rebuke ; 2. tmlg. (ge u .) tn
severe reprimand.
Xb'fappcn, (w.) ». a. 1. Falc. to i
(the ha»k); 2. to ent or chop off; I
to top (a tree) ; to crop (a dog, ftc.) ; J
vid. .Kuppen; 4. vtilg. to rebnkc.
Wforgen, (w.) v. a. (einem etwas)
prive by stingineu, to stint, cf. KM
Wtorrcn, (m.) t». a. (J. u.) to remoi
a cart.
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Warten, («.) «• a. to coacert; ein abaefar»
tter ^anW, » eaajotrted gm«, * ooUMtre
igreement, coilosion.
Dianen, (».)"• «• fl«X-D<»*-) bie Raget—, to
bite Me'i Hill (oüt Xbbrifai) ; Ml 9fRtw
(«Ml N* 9ä)tf ab, th« hone» ehiuap th« bit.
Vfaaf, (ttr., pl. tfb'fanfe) m. boying, pnr-
ekuiig; parehaie.
Waufrn, (».) «. «. 1. (einem 6t»o«) to
*j, purchate (fron ose); 3. to bay off (•
«Buhaeat, Ac).
Mater, (*rr.) m. X-ten, (to.)/. parebaser,
*yer, c/. Ibnehmer.
lÜnflia), «4j. pnrcb*»able, redeemahle.
itttujdn, (w.) v. a. (einem etwa«) /am.
d get (front . . . ) by cheatiog.
ttti)lcn,(v>.)v.a.l.vulg. to cot the throat,
jo kill; 2. Jota, to groove, to Channel.
bttbt, (to.) /. (a. «.) cid. Xbneiguna, 9.
Mt^rfibtjn, (jfr.) m. Uta. licenie for a
au'ner to leare a pit.
Vld)tta f (».) v. 1. a. 1. o) to brüh, to
weep; b) «in abgefefertet SSefen , n broom
rorn to tbe »tamp; 2. a) to tarn away, Ac.
U. Ibnenben; 6) Jlg. to tnrn off, divert,
t dUtract (one» attention); II. refl, 1. to
pra away; to withdraw one's auistaace;
L Mut. to leaye a pit.
frebttr, (rtr.) ra., Tt-XBXl (to.) /. iweeper.
Btbriajt, vid. itebridjt. [febren
Wejnm«, (to.) /. torniog away, Ac. cf. Wt><
fttifa, litr., t-t-t. io.)v.a. (6incm et»a6)
■ig. 1. to get by icolding; 2. to »cold
«eeedingly.
Afeilen, (to.) v. a. 1. to cleave, aeparate
j menru of a wedge ; 2. vulg. vid. Xbfau<
8, 1. [n. to finiah prewing,
keltern, (to.) v. I. a. to preu (wine); II.
ttttei, (to.) v. a. to unchain.
tarn, (to.) vulg. vid. Xbsrfifleln.
Ki4ern, (to.) v. rtfi. to tire one's «elf by
ftteriag.
•'riamtlt, (io.) v. a. Cbop. to cot off tbe
rowi of (tbe »tave» in worn ont caaka).
| fi»j>en, (to.) v. I. a. to ent off, to crop;
'• a. (aus. fein) to glide off an edge.
titeln, (to.) v. a. to tire (one) with tick-
«6-
tlaffen,(to.)t>.n. tobeajar(*aidof a door).
tlaftern, (to.) v. a. 1. to dlride lato fa-
»nu; 2. to cord (wood).
Ittgen, (to.) v. a. (einem etwaS) to get
f » mwrnit.
'rUnunetn, (to.) v. a. to take off wbat ii
»teaed with dothei-pegi er cramp-irona,
f. Älaauner.
Wtltm§, (Hr., pi. WNtoge) m. 1. echo; 2.
diiaonance. .
XMfloppeit, (to.) v. o. to let down tbe leaf
of (■ table), tbe Aap» of (a bat, Ac. ef. 3fl>.
frdnpen).
XbTiJrttl, (to.) «. I. o. to ciear, to clarify
(wine, Ac.), to parge, pnrity; to decant; to
defecate; II. rtfl. to ciear off, become ciear,
to clarify.
Wtlnrtmg, («.)/. elarrflcation; deeaatatioa.
aVtlornoffcr, (rfr.) n. vid. Stlivt, 3.
Wflatfd), (ttr.) m. cait, Impreiilon.
Wfltttfdjen, (to.) v. «. 1. TVp. to beat off;
to take a cut, impreuion; 2. col. to »lap
(a chiid).
Wf louben, (to.) v. a. cd. to pick off, plack off;
ba* gleifd) »cn einem Anoiben -, to pick »
bone.
TCVIlecten, (to.) t>.(coi.) I. n. (oui. fei«) 1. to
fall down in «mall particlei and Hot (ai ink
from a pen) ; 2. II. a. Iva. to drop off i. e. to
die; to poor off (from a fluid). [manner.
WfUtffe«/ (to.) v. a. to copy in a daobing
Xb'Heftcn, (to.)o.a.l.(i. «.) to andre«; bfc
Saue — / Mar. to take off the aervice; 2.
to partition (off), to leparate (a room, Ac.)
by a partition; WHeibunj), (to.)/. 1. par-
titioning, erection of a partltlon-wall; 2.
partition; Sea, p(. bnlk-headt.
Wflemmen, (to.) t>. a. (einem etwa») to
pinch off, to sqaeeze off.
Xb'fitmpent, (to.) t>. a. to play badiy (on a
planoforte, or any atringed inatrnment), an.
to itrom.
3Cbf topfen, (to.) o. a. 1. to knock, beat off;
2. to beat (egga, Ac); 3. vid. Xbflatfibtn,
1.; 4. vulg. to beat »ouodly.
WMoren, (to.) v.a.Dy.to take away (laded
coloara) by boillng.
Wtnabbetn, (w.) v. a. to nibble off.
Wfnaeten, (to.) v. a. k n. vid. Tßjhä&tn, a„
1. A n., 1.
WrnaHen, (to.) t>. I. o. to crack, Are «ff;
eine $Unte — , to Are a gun; II. n. (avx.
fein) 1. to go off with a report; 2. Chem.
to fohainate.
Wfnnppen, (to.) t>. a. 1. to break »ff by
little bit»; V.fig. (einem etroae) to with-
hold throngh pariimony, to atiat (on« in hi*
aaala, Ac); am Sohne— , to cortail wage«;
Rd) (etna») -, to deprive one'» »elf (of ...).
xV6tan»eIn,(to.)».a.to piek off; tognawoff.
Xbfnanfern, (to.) v. a. vid. XMnappai, 2.
Wrneiftn, (.ttr.) v. a. Mar. (ben sSinb — )
1. to baal the wind, to piy (tarn or work)
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JlVf neipen, (»(r.) «. a. to pinch off, to nip off.
Wtni&tn, (to.) o. 1. a. 1. to crtck off, break
off; 3. vid. OTnirfctlj 11. n. (a«i. fttn) 1
to crack ur break off; 2. //imt. to fall dead.
Wtnirfcrn, (u>.) v. a. vid. Tfbfnappen, 2.
Wfttieen, (to.) v.u. 1. to wenr off or. out by
kaeeling; 2. to expiate («in») by kneeling
Wfniftun, Ckem. I. (io.) «. o. to decrepi
täte; It. s. (ttr.) n. decrepitation. [off).
Wfnäpfen, (u>.) v. a. to unbutton (and take
Wfnubbern, (u>.) v. a. vid. abfnabbcrn.
Wfnupfen, (io.) v.u. to anbind, untic, loo-
»en (a knot).
Xb'fodjen, (io.) v. a. 1. to boil, decoct; gc«
linbc — , to codle ; flftarm. to clixate;
abgetönter XranF, decoction; 2. (also n.)
to »eparat« by boiling. [charcoal.
Wfo^lcn, (w.) v. a. Otrp. to mark off with
»Wfjlen, (to.) V. o. Min. vid. 5Cbbüttcn.
TCb'toUmt, (w.) v. 1. a. to roll down, away;
II. ii. (aux. fein) to roll away.
Sb'forame, (to.) m. t»'d. Xbfommltng.
«Vfommen, (*tr.) v. n. (aux. fein) I. to
come off, vid. 2o5fommen> 2. a) to get
away, off; h) to come off, to derlate; com
SBcge — , to miu the road; to go out of
one« waj ; fig-s. ; 3. vid. tfbftammcn j 4. to
«werve (Crom onc's duty, A.c.); er lotlUltt
oon ber ©ad)C ab, be i> wandering from the
point; 5. to grow out of ute, to fall into
deiuetude or diiuae; biefer Rame ift abge=
fomraen, thi» name Ia antiqnated; oom S8in=
be — , Mar. to come by the lee, to fall to
leeward; oon Scmanb obcrßrroa« -, to rid
one'« ielf (or get rid) of; mit Semanb — ,
to get even with one , cf. ein Xbrenv
raen treffen) (innen Sie »obl eine «Ufertet
ftunbe — t can you ipare (or are you dw-
engaged for) a quarter of an hoarf id> fann
nidjt — , I am engaged or detaloed by bu»i-
■eu; er fann — (i. e. wir braudjm ibn niä)t),
we can do witbont him.
Wf ommen, *. (*fr.) n. 1. eoming off, *c. vid.
Sbf ommen, v. ; 1. origin; 3. detnetnde, dii-
n*e, diinsage; 4. agreement, aecommoda-
tion, eompromiae, lettleraent; ein — mftSi«
nein treffen, to come to an agreement (or
to terms) with .... [poiterity.
X6*rommenfd)aft, (to.) f. ofbpriog; deicent,
WWmmling, (ttr.) m. deicendant, oilkpring.
oVrommnif, (str.) n. vid. OTfommen, 4.
«Vlopfen, (to.) v. a. 1. to behead vid. <Snt«
baupten; 2. Gard. to top, to poll, to cut off
the top of tree«.
Wroppeht, (w.) v. a. to oncoople.
Wrefen, (tu.) «. a. (Stetm etwa«) t« get
(from...) by wheedling, coaxing, courting,
fawnlag.
TÖ/fraUen, (io.) v. a. to claw off or away.
Wt rdmpeln, (».) v. a. to comb (SBoOc, iBaara*
wolle, wool, cotton).
Wfrämpen, (io.) v. a. Hat. to take dowo
tbe Aap» of (a bat), to oncock.
Wfränftn, (is.) v. refl. vid. flcb Xbgrdncn.
Wfrafjen, (w.)v. l.a.1. to »crape off, «cratch
off; fra je brr bie <3<bube an bem Sifen ab,
«crape (clean) your ihoe« opon the «era-
per; 2. vulg. to flddle, to «crape (ein ©tntf
anf ber «Bioline, a tone on the violin); It
it. (aux. fein) lud. to ran (pack or pop) off
t*. e. to die.
Wfraljtmg, (to.) f. «cratching oft &c.
Wfranten, (v.)v.a.Gard. to »eed, to clear
of weed« ; (mit ber $adt) to hoe.
Wt reiften, (to.) v. I. a. 1. to screacb one,
to bawl forth; 2. vid. Ttbt r6fd)f n ; II. rr/t.
to grow hoarse by «creamlng,
TCb'freifen, (to.) v. I. o. to divlde by a dreu-
lar form, to encircle; II. n. (aux. fein) to
diverge in a circular motion , a-b , adj. ec-
centric. [***}•
üfb'fried>cn, (str.) v. n. (aux. fein) to creec
Tfb'frtcgen, (to.) v. a. 1. to get by making or
waging war, to obtain by force of arm«; 2.
col. vid. Ybbefommcn (©ebtäge, jc.).
Vb'(ri(c(n, (io.) v. a. to copy in a «cribbling
manner.
Wtr$\S)m, (io.) f. o. 1. prooinc. to fry; 2.
Print. to cleame, to purify (the lind-*eed
oil for printer« ink). [crumble off.
TCb't rumein, (io.) v. a. k. n. (aux. fein) t©
Wfrümmcn , (to.) r. I. a. to crook, to form
into a crook toward« the end; 11. rtfl. to run
crooked at the end. [of (bread, *c).
Wfmften, (to.) t>. a. to take away the cruat
WtKgeta, (to.) v. a. 1. to bowl off; 2. to
count (tbe votei) by mean» of ball« (in
ballotlng).
Tfb'fübl», comp. — apparat, m. Otem. refri-
gerator ; — fap, n. cooling tat, cooler ; —Ofen,
m. G-V). t /-ic annenling oven; —rinne, /.
ßreto. cooling Channel; —trog, m. cooler,
cooling trougb.
Wfublen, (if.)o. I. a. 1. to csol, to chill, to
refreib; 2. G-xo.kl-w. to anneal ; 3.fig. t<»
cool (deslre, zeal, Ac), to queneb, to calni.
appeaie; fein 9Rütb(ben an 3f manbem — ,
to tent one's «pleen upoo one; II. refl. «V u.
W. kfig. to grow cool, to cool; ihr dorn
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cooled down (abated) a littie.
XVWbler, (str.) m. vid. XMilblfaf.
TCVttt)ltm$, (u>.) /. 1. cooling, *c. cf. 3tt»
Füblfa; 2. CÄem. refrigeration ; Y-Smitttf,
n. Afed. refrigerant. [grief; to grleve.
ItVMnuneni, (».) v. rifl. to pine away witb
XffnBbigen, TbTfinben, (u>.) ». a. I. to pro-
ciaün, to malte known; to announce; eilt
Srmrtpaar — , to publi«h (or prociaim) the
bansofmatrimony ;2. £<n»,togiYeup, realgo.
Wffinbtgong, (*>•)/• !• proelaiming, procla-
mation; 2. bidding the bani, &c.
Tfb'fnnft, (utho.pl.') f.l. descent, family, pa
rentage, birth, origin, pedigree (cf. Xbfom*
StenftbafOi 2.(of aniraal«) race, breed; oon
guter — , (of persona) of good family, weil
deacended; (of animals) thoroogh-bred;
OOIt ebler — , nobly extraeted , gentle; »on
gemeiner (niebriger) — , low-boro, of homble
parentage.
TCtft&vfm, XWnppen, Wfupfen, (w.) v. a.
to cot (or take) off the top; to nip off.
Xb'ffirjen, (ib.) t>. a. 1. a) lit. to «horten, to
make aborter, to lessen, to clip, cortail; b)
fig. to abridge, abbreviate, to cut »hört; 2.
Math, to rednce; eS Wft Rä) nicht—, it U
not redoxible ; fle iBÜnf^te feinen S5ef«4 off»
juffirjen, abe wisbed to cot sbort hia visit;
«not (aefdjriebcnen) Tfaffaj — , to abridge,
cut down a writtenartiule; abgtffirjtct $uf*
«Jen (9Ronb), Zar. lunette or lunet.
WKirjer, («fr.) m. abbreriator, abridger.
XoTürjuag,*. I. (».)/. 1-«) shortening, cur-
tailiog; 6) abridgraent, (— einefi SBorteS) ab-
breviation; c) retrenchment ; 2- Math, re-
duetion (or abbreviation [of fractiom]), di-
miaotion; II. ebmp. l-sfrriä), m. division;
1-(ftü<t, n. Geom. frostom; i-6ä«<bcn, n.
abbreriatare, («hort-band) note.
aVtuffrn, (ib.) ». n. 1. uid. ©cgfüffcn; 2. to
kiaa one to exceas, to kiai heartiiy.
Xb'laä>at, (ie.) v. rtfl. vulg. to laagh one'«
•elf out of breath, to laugb heartiiy, iramo-
deratery.
*2fblacrt'ren, (u>.) v. a. Gard. vid. Abfingen, 3.
WUTbcn, (ttr.y v. a. to nnload, to diaburden,
to unpack, to diicharge (a cargo, *c).
XVUTbe*, comp, —ort, m. — ptttj, m. Com.
place of transmiasion.
Wläbcr, Wlabcr, (str.) m. onloader, diichar-
ger, heaver; X-Iebn, m. feeifor unloading.
Wläbung, (tr.) /. unloading, discharging.
aVlflgc^ui.)/. l.putting away, laying aiide;
tax, «eparation (of property); 2. a place
of depotit,
or pntting op (at an inn, 4c); 2. a) itop-
plng-place, reit; b)cvnl. den, lurkiog-nlnce
ofthieve», vagaboada, *c; — pla&, m. vid.
*T>labe«Srt.
WlJgtrn, (w.) v. I. o. 1. to lay down, to
depotit; abgelagerte SRaffcn, Geol.deposits;
2. to leparate from and encamp ia another
place; 3. to remote from a atorebooie; IL
refl. &n. (of Koidi) to aettlc (to lie for a
time in an nndliturbed «Ute ao that the
dreg« or impuritiei sink to tbe bottom and
the fluid become read) for racking oll); nb«
gelagerte öigarren, well teatoned aegara
(dry and of rufficient age to be fit for u»e).
Wlägcrung, (».)/• Geol. &c. 1. depotition
(of mud, Sx.), tranamiation (of booldera,
&c);2. vid. Sagermig, 2.
Wlaramcn, (v.)v. n. to diaeontinne yeaniag.
Wlanften, WUnben, (v.) v. n. Mar. to lift
the anchor, to «et »all, to depart.
+ Wlang, adj. vid. Sänglid).
Wlangcn, («.)». «. to reach, tofetcb (do«a).
Wldngcn, (w.) v. a. 1. Min. to dig leagth-
wl«e; 2. Corp. to cut the trank of a tree in
proper lengtha
Wlaftben, (w.) «. a. For. to blaie or noteb
tree« in a forest eitber for felling or fer
marking out a way.
Wlaf, s. I. («er., pl. Wl&ffc) m. l.letting off,
draining, t.e. cf. Xblaffcn f 2. drain, water -
course, oid. ©(blcufcj 3. ceuation, Inter-
miuion; 4. EccU a) indulgence, pardon,
grant of the HolyCborch, remiuion; 6) the
ceremonie* or fettivities oa days of indul-
gence; ben — betreffend, indulgential; II.
comp. — britf, m.letterof indulgence; —gelb,
n., —pfennig , m. »hrove-money ; — banbfl,
tn. vid.; — trän; — jabr, n. year of jubilee;
— fanjlei, /. penltentiary (of the pope);
— finbe, /. Rom. Cath. «tatlon ( a chureb
where indulgence« are to be had on certain
dayi); — from, m., — rramerei, /. «elling of
indulgence«; — frantcr, m. vender of indul-
gence«, pardon-monger; — prebiger, m. prea-
cher («eller) of indulgence«; —tage,/, pl.
day« of grace ; — certanf , m. «ale of indul-
gence«; — »Od)e, /. week of corpus Christi
day.
WlafTtn, (slr.) v. I. «. 1. to let off; to «lacken,
nid. Ibfpanncn» 2. to draw off, to drain;
3. to rack, to draw off from tbe leea (winc,
&c.) ; 4. T. to soften (»teel, &c), to temper
by heat; 5. h'ound. vid. Kbflca>cn, m.; 6.
fig. d)togi»eover, tocede; b) (»ertanflid)— )
to «eil, to diapoie of; c) to abate (troui the
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Griten Qttmat — , to iplit the difference (in
s bargaln); IL i». to leave öS, to ceaae, de<
aiit (von, from). [c/. TCblaffen
Wlttffnng, (w.) /. drawing off, draining, 4c
mVbUSv, (str.) m. Gram, the ablative caae, Wläugnen, (to.) v. a. to deny, diaown, fr
ablative [from a roof.
XWaütn, (w.) v. a. to take away the lathi
Wlauben, (u>.) v. a. to plack off the leavea,
to anleave; to prone (vinea, &c).
WtOJMttr, (str.) m. lnrker, aenlker.
WlMMta, (te.) «. a. 1. to lurk, to aeulk, He
in «alt for; 3. («inera Qtna») to obtain
(front...) by watchiag a chance.
Wlauf, L *. (itr., p{. IMaufe) nu 1. rnnning
down; rnnning off, llowing off; going off;
— bet {Kernt, ebb, ebbing of the aea; 2.
■ink, gatter, kenne!, drain, eonunon lewer;
3. Arch. o) Upper apophyge (of a column) ;
6) cymatitun, an nudnlating moulding, ge-
aerally the npper one of a cornice; c) nid
Bofdjungi 4. Ship-b.oid. "Xulföitftn, s. 2. ;
5. «) expiraüon (of a tena, of a treaty, *c),
6) end, event; — (rittet Bedjfelt), Com.
expiration, maturity (of a bill), Urne (or
term) of payment; cor — bet Gemeftai,
before the term (Urne) cloaea; IL comp.
— rinnt, /. Mar. acopper-hole, acapper; —
rjbre, /. watte-pipe, eacape; — ftbleufc,/.
dUcharging-alolce; «"-tplanren, Ship-b. pl.
laaaehing pianki.
«Vtaufen, (str.) v. I. n. (aux. fein) 1. to rnn
down or off; her ©ampfmagen lief oon ben
CSdbtraen ob, the ateam-engine went off the
raila; 2. to ran or low down, to rnn off;
(mieser) — , to ebb ; 3. to «et off, to depart ;
4. to ceaie moviag; 5. o) to rnn ont, to ex-
pire; 6) to elapae, paaa away; e) to end;
»fe lief et ab! how did it apeed? bat wirb
übet—, that will turn ont a aad affair; 6.
»•laufet, (str.) m. 1. that whick rmif;
2. Afar. vid. eSntiaat.
Jtb'lougen, (w.) o. a. 1. to impregnate nt
lye; 2. to remove the lye fron... k|
waahing.
avow, di »claim; er niD mir Sie 6<b»tt-i
he deniei the debt he owea me.
Wtingatz, (str.) m. denier, diaowner.
Wlaugnnng, (w.)/. denying.diaowiiiDg; M
eib , m. .Laie, oath of abnegation.
Wloufdjen, (u>.) v. a. (Sinem 6t»aS) tos
or learn by liitening; to lurk or watclk
Wloafett, (w.) v.o. oaig. 1. to lonae, to da
from lice; 2. fig. (ttinem etwa») toent
(one) ont of . . . .
Wlaut, {str.) m. Gram, change of the n*
cal vowel (of verbs, *c.)| bot ^rätaän
ftürfer3eiö»6rt«r »irb burd)— gebitbetö."-
trinre, tranl, getrunfen), thepreteriU
■trong verbs ii formed by changin; (le <*
dl cal vowel (f. i. drink, dronk, driak).
Wlanten, (u>.) v. n. Gram, to chanre tk
radical vowel (aa verba, &c); bie ftai
JBtrba, nehbe ftd) boburd) antjeüS»«» "
fit — , ftnb büber gewöhnlich unregtlw
Fig genannt norben, »trong verbeorthi
•which change their radical vowel, hani
therto generally been called irregulär.
WUuterfap, (str., pl. *-fdfTer) n. *
boddle, (Devon.) lauuder.
Wlivttra, (id.) v. a. to clarify (syrop, fc]
to filter, to renne (mgar), to pnrify (li«W
or metalt); Afin. to waah (ore).
XVreben, l (v>.) v. n. (aux. fein) 1. to»
(by degrees, alowly); 2. to become it»,
pit; abgelebt, woVn with age; II. *. (#.)•<
deceaae, death; dentiae (med cbJefly •'■
crowned head).
Xbledten, (u>.) v. a. to lick off.
WlfDern, (w.) «. a. 1. to «kin; 2. /-«•»
remove tbe leather from (the hämmert '
a piaaoforte); 3. vulg. vid. Xbprugeut.
Com. to fall or become due; abgelaufen, ex
pired, das, payable; cttt abgelaufener SBeib«
fei, abiil which iadne; bat 2id)t Iduft ab, thef
candle gnttera; — lojfen, 1. Afar. vid. comlXCieeren, (ts.) e. a. 1. to empty ; ~to d«
©t«pellaffenj2.iHd.3Cbge^enl«(renj3.i ! 'enc.l| (the table); 2. vid. Xbmeffen.
to ward off (a tbrnat); 4. fig. vid. Xbfrrti=|*TCbIegätf, (w.) m. legate of the pope.
«cn,2.< »or bemSBinbe— , Afar. to bring theJXb'Ifgen, («>.)». L n. 1. a)to lay aaide, do«
wind aft; bie ttbr ift abgelaufen, the watchl off, to pat or take off (ooe's clothea); 1|
is (gone) down; IL a. 1. to rnn off; to wearf
ont by rabbiag or attritioo; 2. to ontron;
(Sinem) ben fitong — , to get the atart (or
to get the better) of . . . , to beat, to cut (one)
ont; oot-s. ftd) bie $orutr — , to aow one'a
wild oaU; bot babe td) Idngft an ben 6d)u<
b^n abgelaufen, that I have known long ago
(II. re/f. to tire one'a aelf by rnnning.
.Kleiber — , to andre« ; 6) to caat (or thrt»
off, away, by; abgelegte Jtleibungtfttta , e / o (
away (or off) clothea; 2. Sport, to caat(M
®e»eu), the horna) ; 3. Hort, to lay (plaiti)
4. Typ. (eine gorm, bie edjrift) to duai
bäte (the lettera of a form) ; 5- Garn, (feil
-Karten — ) to lay ont (one'a cards); to d»
card; ^g*. 6. to leave off, to qnit (Ul ki
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dtcea), tourowon"(formality), to eaat away I to take another direction, to decliue.
(all reaare); 7. o) to give or reader (anl Xb'lcnfung, («>•)/• the act of turoing off, Ac;
accout,proofa,Ac); Otedjenfcbaft — für...,! E-Sangriff, m. AfH. divereion.
to aecooat for...; 6) to male* or take a vowjl'b'lcmen, (ic.) t>. a. (Sütcm Qrroat) to learo
to nake oae'a eoofeeeion of faith, to take
aa oatb; c) to bear witneaa, to give teati-
aoay; IL n. 1. to bring forth yooag, to
calve, to euk, &c. com. for: öntbunben
nertrn} 2. Mar. to pat off (from ahore);
'i. to grow weak, to decliue, to fade away.
«Vjtger, (<(r.) m. Hort, layer, ahoot , aprig,
•cioa (cion).
Xb'ttge», comp. Typ-*. — fällt, a». error,
»roflg fetter; — fpabl, m. diatribating rale.
WUgWlg, («.)/. laviag «aide, Ac, oid. Ib»
legen» — bes £>rbea*geföbbeS, Afon. pro
feaeioa.
WttTjnrn, («.) p. a. 1. to leao, turn aaide;
9. to ahift off, to dacline, to waive, to re-
nne, excaae oae'a aelf, to repel.
WBIpuma, (».)/• dediniag, refueal
Meiern, (ic)b. a.fig.to drawl out(aapeeob,
aa air). [to borrow (from).
XVUUta, (rtr.) v. «. impr. (öinem etroo6)
Witwen, (to.) o. n. to angine.
Wleilbar, adi. derivable, dedncible.
Wletten, (».) o. a. 1. to tarn off or aaide,
to divert, to lead off, away or aaide; SBof=
fer (IvQ Sribcn) — , to drain, to draw off
nter; gradjtiftlettoi — , Med. to draw off,
to revalee (hamoura) ; com (rechten) SBege
— i to mialead, miagnide; aednee; '2. to de-
ri*e: a) Gram, to trace back, to deduce or
draw (a word from ita root, ic); 6) to de-
dace, draw from (in reaaoaiog), to iafer
(«oaething from what precedea); a-be ®C
fttfe, Jnat. deferente.
XMeiicr, (itr.) in. 1. oae wbo or that wbieb
tarn» off, Ac. ; 3. conduit-pipe, Channel ; 3.
fliy.fcoaductor, vid. Setter, I.
*VWtung, (».) /. 1. a tnrning off or aaide,
ke. cf. ableiten, derivation (of water from
iU cbaonel, Ac); 2. Med. * Gram, deri
ratio»; burd) — , Gram, derivatively; 3
coadait, chaoael.
WleitltngS», comp, pertainiag to derivation,
«c.;— graben, m. drain, oatfall, ditcb;— fünft,
/. Crom, etymology; —rinne, /. draft; —
r6»rt,/. coadait-pipe , waate-plpe, draia;
aoü-pipe; fonaelj — ft)Q)e, /. Gram, deri
vatioaal äffte, termiaation (auch aa — lid),
— *y; —ig, — jj — fant, — «ome, Ac).
Weiten, (u.) v. I. a. 1. to tarn off, aaide,
away, to divert, avert; von redeten
~, to pnt ont of the right way; 2. Fenc. to
(from...) by lookiug attentively at, to Imi-
tate in, to take after.
WBfcn, (»fr.) v. a. 1. to gatner (fruiti), to
plack off, pick off; «Raupen — , to rid treea, Ac.
of caterpillari; Steine — , to clear or take
away stonea from a fleld, Ac; 2. to read
loud; 3. to read off(a aeale, Ac), to call
over (a Hat of namea, Ac.) ; 4. t'mpr. to wear
out (a book) by mach reading, m. p. by
mach thumbing.
Xb'Kfcr, (str.y m. I. gatberer; 2. one wbo
read» loud to..,, reciter. [aelf.
Wlctjen, (u>.) v. rtfl. (j. «.) to refreah one'i
Wlcugncn, (u>.) vid. 5fbläugnen.
Wüßten, (u.) v. a. to gire a lighter abade
to (a colour).
Wlicbcta, (u>.) v. I. a. 1. (fäincm Stnxtf) to
fooillc (one) oat of . . . , to get by careaaing ;
2. vid. blieben» II. rtfl. to enfeeble one"«
aelf by too mach yielding to the passio» of
love, by too mneb careaaing.
Wittben, (w.)v.I.a. Sport, to »top (a bound)
in tbe acent and by fnndMng make bim un-
deratand that be ia on the rigbt track; il.
rtfl. vid. Tfbttcbcln, II. [to eonaign.
Wiicfcnt, (to.) v. a. to deriver (over, op),
Wlieftrung, j.I.(w.)/.delivery;ia»ue(of ra-
tiona or proviaioaa from a atore, Ac.)t nad)
erfolgter—, wbend«lliered;il.ocnip.Com-ä
Tt-tprimü/f. prime, premlam; X'Jftbtut, «.
certificate of delivery ; Tf-otetmin, m.. %■*•
Jfit, X-4tagc, /. I. gen. term (thne) of de-
Üvery; 2. settling-daya (certain daya fixed
for the tranafer of pablic stock).
fliegen, (ttr.) v. 1. n. 1. (<r«x. fein) to bc
or lie at a dlatauce; (• liegt »fit (2 Wci=
len, lt.) ab, it Uea far (two milea, Ac.) off;
2. (aux. babett) to lie a auffieient lengtb of
time for »ettling, to cJear,Acuid.Qfblagcrtti
ttbgcKgcncr Sein, aettled wine; II. r*fl. to
loae by mach lying; IU. a. «id. 7fbfi(cB 2-
Xb'liflcn, (tr.) v. a. to get by canaing; (Gi>
nein @ta>a«) to trick (oae) ont of (a tbiag).
Wleclen, (te.) v. a. J. to entice away, to
draw off by coasing; 2. (6incnt 6t»a») to
get (from...) by flattery, by mir worda, to
draw (oot a eecret, or teara, *c. from oae),
to coax or wheedle ont of.
Woctern, (w.) v. a. to looeen (the eartb
abont the root» of a tree, Ac).
Xb'iobnot, (w.) r. a. to pay off, to dieeaarge.
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WUrf^en, (te.) ». o. Min. to alnk (a plt)
to a imall depth.
WUfibcn, (to.) v. a. 1. to cool; to queach,
to extiogoiah , to «lacken (Urne); to temper
(iron, iteel); 2. to wipe off, to blot out
(»hat hu been »ritten with chalk, «late-
peacll, ic).
Xb'lo'fm, (u.) v. I. a. 1. to looaen, nntie, na-
bind; to im tag; to anlock (fetten, Ti/p.
tte ©t6ge, the form, Ac); 2. Surg. a) to
thin or lean, to fall away, to emaciate;-
lafftn, FaU. to nnfatten. [atropij.
Wmägerung, (w.) /. emaelatioa; Med.
Wmdljen, (to.) o. o. to mow, mow off, to at
down.
Wmablen, (irr.) o. a. MiU. to finiah grindiag.
Wmaljnm, (w.) o. a. 1. to dlaanade, to «in
(from) ; a-o , p. a. diunaaiTe.
Wmabnung, (to.)/. diuuaaion ; TC-efekrttba,
n. diunaaiTe letter.
cnt off, to amputate, to «ever; 6) to takeflWmaten, (te.) v. a. 1. to paint, to draw (or
off in thin lamio« or «ealei, to acale; 3. Med,
to reiolve; abUfenbe SRittel, retoirenti, pec-
toralnj 4. to detach (a province, tc.) ; 5.to
Are off, to dUcharge (a gnn); Q. a) Mil. to
relieve (agnard); to «et (the watet), Mar.
to «pell (the watch); bie SRannfdjaft in ben
take) a likeneu of . . . , to portray ; Bad) to
itbm — , to draw (one) from the life; fit
— laffen, to «it for one'« Portrait ; 2. fig. U
deacribe, repreaent, depict.
Wmongeln, (vi.) v. I. a. to mangle (lineo);-
II. n. to finita mangling.
Saufgräben-, to relieve the trenche«; »jKb'mttrgcta, (*•) "• «• to w »» te ' wear (««ft
gcUft! relieve! 6) gen. to relieve, to du- e"»«»te, maeerate, enerrate; to harau.
charge (from dnty, &c); 7. to redeem (bny
up an annnity, Ac), c/. XntUfra n! 6inl6<
fenj 8. iau>, to commnte (penaltiei); IL
rtfl. 1. to grow loo*e, to come off, to drop
off; Surg. Ac. to aloogh (to come off aa the
matter forraed over a aore); to «cale (off);
to peel off; ßd) in platten — , to Hake; 2.
to act alternately, to relieve one aaorher;
Jld) mit einem — , to change place* with one.
TCb'l&lid), adj. 1. what may be looaened, *c. ;
2. redeemable (aa debtf , Ac.),
Xt/lJftmg, (to.)/. 1. looaening, untying, Ac,
ef. ibl6fen»2. Surg. ampotation; 3 a) re
lief, relleving (of • gnard) ; 6) attemation ;
WrattCftn, (to.) t». o. to mark ont (a field, *c).
Xb'marften, (»0 »■ "• »«*. Ähbtngen, L
Wmarfd), (rtr. ( p(. Wmdtfdje) m. jnardaj
off, march; departnre.
Wmarfiblrot, (to.)to accoant (or reckon)
with oae, to make «p one'a acconnta, to
qoit (score«) with one, to «et off. .. ; »ran
man (feine fd»Ieclre 8rjtebung, u.) abredjnct,
allowing or making allowance for (bis want
of education, 4c); cf. Xbgeredmet.
Wredjnuna, (».)/. 1. dUcoant; 9. lettling
of accoant», reckoning with; — burä) gegen«
fettige »anf'Xnwetfangen, Clearing of draft*
or check« (with- city bankeri) ; — halten,
to balance acconnta; anf— , for accoant;
■JC-Stag, m. day of liquidation, «ettling day.
Xb'redjte, (w.) /. aotk. the left aide of cloth
Wreö)ten, («.) o. a. 1. (einem etwa») to
get (from) by liögation; 2. Ootk. to dreaa
the left aide of cloth.
Wrtbe, (u>.)/. 1 • appointntent, concert, agree-
ment, conrentlon, atlpolatlon; — nehmen
or treffen, to concert together, to make an
agreement, an appointment; to itipnlate;
9. denial, contradictioo ; in — fteüeit , to
deny, diaaffirm; e* fann nicht in — gefteüt
Derben, it cannot be denied; in) bin (eS)
niebt in — , I do not deny or qneation, I do
not diaallow,
Wttbtn, (w.) B. I. a. 1. to appoiot, concert,
to agree opon, cf. Vbgercbetj 9. vid. 3tb>
ratben, 1.; IT. refl. to tire one'a aelf by
talking. [aecording to rolet.
Wrf geln, (w.) v. a. to regnlate ; to arrange
XbVfgnen, (w.)v.I. a. to beat off by rainiog;
II. refl. 4 n. imp. to ceaae to rain; ee bat
(ftd>) abgeregnet, it hu done raining.
Wreibcn, (ttr.) v. I. o. to rnb off (mit, 4c),
to rnb, to rub down (a coat, a table, 4c);
to grlnd (eolonra, diamo'nds); to poliih;
mit *im»ftcm — , to amooth with pnmice,
to pomicate; ein ©cbiff — , Mar. to bog a
veasel; II. refl. to wear ont by frlctiou, rub-
bing, to fret.
TCVaiäftn, (w.) v. a. 1. to reach; 9. vid.
«erabreidjenj fo nabe, bap idj ti — fann or
fonnte, within my reach.
XVreifen, (ir.)v. I. a. 1. Coop. to onhoop;
9. Lock-sm. to take away the sharp edges;
II. n. (aux. fein) to rlpen fully , or to per
fection.
Wrdben, (w.) v. a. to anatriag (a> bttot).
Wreife, («.)/. departare, parting, «tbajwt
Wreifen, (w-) v. n. {aux. fein) todepart,
part, aet ont, aet off, to take one'« 4cav
tnre (nad), *")> t0 •** fortl («pon a jonmj)
Wrtifcn, (ttr.) v. I. a. 1. a) to pall oC
tear off, plnck off, break off*, to «uds
detach; Afar. to rip ofT(plaaka); 6)Jfe.»
annder, diaaerer; 2. to pull or break don
(a building); 3. to wear ont to ragt, to m
(clothea); 4. to draw, deaiga, deliatak
plan, aketch ; II. u. (aux. fein) to break oft
ein abgeriffener Sahen, a anapped mrai
bie (Sebulb reift mir ab, I loee my pitiua
Wreif er, (ttr.) m. 1. one wbo deaigni, 4
cf. TCbreifen, 4.; 9. T. an iaatrameat fc
•ketching linea or fignrea.
XVreifung, (w.) /. 1. the teariog off,*,
avnlaion, divolaion; 9. Mut. a anddea «top.
Wreften, (ttr.) «. I. n. (aux. fein) t» A
away, to aet ont on horaeback; II. a.I.i>
ride off, to loie in ridlng ; 9. to nwaan
ont by ridlng; 3. a) to ride down, to*«-
ride, to fonnder (a hone) ; abgeritten, <••
dered, broken ; b) to break in (a hone) ; A
anf her 6d)nlt abgerittene» $ferb, a nuu>H
hone; in. rejf.tofatlgae one'a «elf byriaw
Wrcnnen, (trr.)t>. I. n. (aux. fein) to«
off, away; II. a. 1. to knock off ia naaaj
(ai in the game of ronning the ring) ; 2. (*
nem Stisa») to get (from) by rnaning, 4
ablaufen, II.; 3. to ootrun, get theiMI
fit ; ITI. re/f. to exhaoit or to fatigoe m*
aelf by running.
Xb'rid)ttn, (w.) v. a. 1. to give the pro«
direction , to measnre exactly, to fit, M
adju«t or regnlate (aa weighta, 4c);
itfar. to make (a «bip) ready for «ail
to pnt to aea; 3. Com. vid. Xbfenbeif
a) (of animal«) to train (np), dreaa; Sft
to teach (doga), to enter (honnda); Ä
to man , tarne or train a hawk ; Man-h
break in, pot in, drei« (a hone); (in 94
Jttm 3nge — , to break in a hone to banal
ter {mnb ift bajn abgeriebttt, the dog I
been trained for that pnrpoae; ein gntl
gerid)tetrr 4>unb, Sport, a dog ander «I
mand; b) fig. to train (|U, auf, to...).
Wricbter, (*tr.)m. one who level«, traiatj
TCVriiu, (ofXbri&)ten) comp, -btani
m. /-is„ N-m. 4c. «traightening-hanan
— ftab, — fteef, m. «traigbtening-atf
—»agen, T. a carriage need for break 1
In hone«, a break , brake. 4
Wriedten, (str.)r.a. I. to deprive (a no*
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XVrteaen, (to.) v. a. vid. »erriegeln & 3«>
Wriefeln, (w.) o. ». (au*, fein) a) to flow
down gcttly (as a rivulet); 6) to erumble
down (as and, dry «ad looie earth, ic).
Wrifeln, (ib.) c. o. 1. Uu*6. to separate
by tbe llu-comb, to top (beiup, ic) ; 'i.fam.
to reprore, to cbide.
Ifrinben, (w.) v. a. to bark, rind, decorticate ;J
al/gcrinbct, p. o. bark-bared, barkstripped
Wrinbig, adj. bat «rob ift — , the cnut of
tb« bread ia detached fron the cremt), cf.
Xbtotfen. (front tbe ringlet».
(Vringrin, (».) v. a. to nnring, to detach
iVringen, v. L a. 1. (w.) to detach: fron» the
riag or ring«; 3. (str.) a) einem tttma»,
an) to obtaia fron... by Kreitling; 66)
ßg. to wring (concessions, *c.) from..., cf.
Xiprtffrn, 3. ; h) vid. Luftringen i c) to twi»t
or to iqnteze off; fid) (flat.) bte $anbe — ,
cf. ätagrn; n. (*fr.) i-^f. to fatigoe one'a
eelf by wrettling.
Bärinnen, (itr.) o. ». (aux. fein) to ran off,
ran (low) down.
Ch'rif, (ilr.)m. 1. draoght, deliaeation, de
•iga.aketch; plan, model; schone; atate-
■eat; 'i. (fnrjfr — ) abatract, epitoae, com-
pendiiB, summary, abridgment.
Wtitt, (Hr.) m. departnre on horaeback.
Wrebren, (to.) o. ct. 1. to di»est of reed»;
9. to eorer with reedi.
WroBr», («.) o. I. a. 1. to roll off, away;
9. to mrotl; 3. to mangle (Knen, *c.) »nf
iciently ; H. n. (awx. fein) 1. to roll down;
9. to fiuih mangling; ein Sau fajnett" —
Uffen, Mar. to aarge a cable.
I*Wm, (w.) D. n. (aux. fein) to rut off.
Vrlfbnt, (w.) v. a. to roaat aufUciently.
Vtit^eR, (vi.) v. I. a. to make red, to red-
<ln; II. n. (aux. fein) to lote the red colonr.
tVrftfeu, (ic.) v. a. to remove, to move off;
Me Seilen — , to beglu with n new line, to
make a break.
hVatan, (it.) v. n. (aux. fein) to row off.
Vrüfm, (Hr.) v. I. a. 1. a) to call off, away ;
k) vid. Ybberttfeni c)fig- to remove (one)
>y death;.2. to cry, proclaim; — laffcn, to
leod for. ..; ti Mft fltb -, it ia within call;
I. rrfl. to tire one'» seif by calliog; ID. n.
»"-w. to call (the bonr) for the laat time.
Vllfung , (io.) /. 1. calling off, away; re-
nal, revocatioo, cf. Vbberu'tmgj 2. pro-
daaation; TC-sbrtef, m. vid. Ibberufnnfle»
(hrrtbrnj TC-Sfdjuf, m. ilgnal ofrecall.
Wrubren, (».) o. o. to itir about, to beat;
Stet — , to beat np eggs.
Wrumpeto, (v.) v. I. n. (aux. fein) (i. w.)
to drive off in a rnmbling manner; II. a.
vulg. to rnb off by washing.
Xb'nmben, Xb'rünben, (w.) v. a. to make
round, to round, (aitofig.) to ronnd off, fi-
niih off; abgerundete Sttcn, ci realer oor-
ner«; abgerundete Xanten, buffed edges; eine
abgerunbetc ^ertebe, Gram, a well-rounded
period, a well-tiirned phraae.
Wtnpfen, (to.) v. a. to plnek off.
TVxifrm, (to.) v. n. to take dowa n acaftold.
Wrutfcben, (to.) v. n. (aux. fein) 1. to glide
down; 2. cont. to get off with diigrace; 3.
vulg. to die, vid. in Ybfabren.
Wrütteln, (w.) o. o. to abak« off.
Xbni'itn, (to.) pl. Geog. Abruzzo moantaina.
Kbflbetn, (to.) v. a. vulg. to cot off with
the iword or labre *c.
Wfarfen, (to.) v. I. a. 1. to take off tbe bag
from the back of (an ase, *c), to nnload,
to dlsburden; 2. to divide by aacka; IL n.
Mar. to drop orfall ilown(aufrincmg!u(fc, a
river) with tbe tide, to sag (with the atream).
Xb'fSge, (to.) /. 1. countermanding; 2. Latr,
renoaciation ; X-brief , m. 1. Laxe, letter of
renuDciation ; 2. vid. gel)bebrtef.
Wfägcn, (ui.) ». I. a. 1. to countermand;
counter-order; 2. to refuae, disclaiui, de
cline, reaign, renounce; 3. vid. Xfcfpreßcn,
1.; einen ääefud) — loffen, to send an ex-
cute; id) litf ü)m bie beutige SStunBe ab»
fagen, I sent word to (or deslred) bim to
omit thie day'e leaaou; falls Sie e» mir nidjt
— , unteu I hear from yon to tbe contrary;
II. n. vid. ßntfagenj ein abgefagter Setnb,
a profeaaed, declared or aworn eneniy.
X^flgen, (tu.) v. a. to aaw off.
Wfabnrn, (w.) v. a. vid. Xbrabmcn, I.
■Jtb'faijen, (w.) v. a. to aalt, to com.
TCb'fanben, (w.)v.a. 1. to sprinkle with sand,
to sand (freahly written matter) ; 2. Gard.
to angrarel (a walk).
Wfatteln, (to.) v. I. o. 1. to onsaddle, to
take off tbe saddle from ; 2. to throw off (or
out of) the saddle, to unhorse; II. n. to
diamoaot (a horae).
W\a%, I. t.(*tr., pl. Wfd»e)m. 1. Chem.kc.
deposit; 2. sale. rent, market; fä)lcä)ti'r,
guter (fd)neOcr) — , heavy, brisk (or ready)
sale; bat Sud) hatte reipenben — , the book
met with a rapid aale ; 3. a) break , shelf
(of a mountain); 6) oo) Arclt. off-set, aet-
off; 66) Fort, berme; c) Arclt. landine place
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(of • stair-ease); ber - ber »weiten Xrepp«,
the two-pair landiag {Dick.); <0 ^ n * ""*•
«Ättbebübae* e) Alt. knot, knee, Joint; mit
X6fd$cn, kneed, kaee-joioted, geaicolated
/) heei (of a ahoe, Ac.) ; mit ^o^en l"bfd*,en,
high-heeled; fid) auf bcm — berumbrebrn, t»
tarn npoa one's heels; 4. a) Ityp- break,
period; fr) paragraph, section [§]; c) Jfv«.
section, maaical sentence; d) staaza, stafl
(of a aoag); e)cadence(of veraea); 5. atop,
paoae, tntenaUaion ; — in einer "Jeriobe,
breatbing-place; inltbfaten, intermittingly,
by catche», startingly, snatchingly; idjraud)*
te meine Ctaarre in ruhigen unb gemeffenen
¥bf4$ejl, ' »nw>ked my cigar by calm and
intermittedpnflä; IL comp. Skoe-m. — ttbte,
/. peggiag-awl; — fleber, n. vid. 8Bed)fel«
ffeberj — tadfn, m. — leber, n. heel-band;
— ohrt/ m. vid. — oblej — pftötft, pf. heel
peg»; — flueBe, /. Com.« good market;
— jttedten, pl. hob-nails.
Xb'fijig, adj. 1. intermi»iive; 2. Min. not
continuing in tbe aame Stratum.
Xb'fiubent, (w.) v. a. to cleanie, clean.
Xb'fanfrn, (str.) v. vulg. L a., vid. i"bfrin
fenj II. rf/f. to ruin one's health by ez-
ceaaive drinking. [weaken by aucking,
Wfougen, (*tr.) u. <z. 1. to sack off; 2. to
Wfäugen, (w-) v. a. 1. a) to give anck; 6)
to suckle sufficiently; 2. to wean front the
breast; 3. {or abfdugeln) Hort, to inarch,
graft by approacb.
Wfäufrtn, (u.) v. a. vid. Xbrocben.
Wfonfcn, (w.) v. I. a. to daab, blow off; II.
n. {aux. fein) to reboond, fly off with a
hissing noise.
♦ Xbftefr, ('tr.) m. Med. abscess.
Wfcbäben, (tu.) v. a. to scrape or to shave
(off), to pare, to abrade (the akin); Mar.
to plane; abgefibubt, p. a. shabby, worn-
out, threadbare. [raaions.
Wfo)Jbfel, (>tr.) n. sharing», paringa, ab-
Wf<btt(bfrn, (w.) v. a. vulg. (©nem etwa»)
to cheapen, barter from.
Wf(bod)teIn , (to.) v. a. Join. to rnb or po-
lish with ahave-grass.
Wfiiaffen, (to.) ». a. 1. to discbarge, dis
misa, to discard, to remove; 2. to give np
keeping, to keep no longer (hörne», &c), to
part with; 3. to abolish, abrogate, rcpeal,
annul (law*); to do away witb (abaaes,
Ac); to pnt down, to remedy.
Wffboffung, (».)/• 1. diacharging, dismis-
sion; 2. the keeping oo langer, aelling; 3
abrogation (of a law), abolition (of sla
»ery, *c).
Xbfibofte», (to.) v. m. to deprive of the
handle, to nnhaft [goo).
Wfö&ftn, (w.) «. «. G-*m. to tmatocfc (a
Wfibttfen, (».) v. a. Mar. to fleet or to
ahift (a tackle).
Sbfdbarem, (te.) v. a. (einem 0rnwt) to get
(of one) by playing tricks.
Xb'fdiaTeu, (io.) v. a. Mai. to chiael off tbe
soft ernst of (a stone).
Wfihllm, (u>.) v. I. «. 1. Mar. vid. Tß»
f*ttt*nj 2. to peel (off), to pare (fruit, *«.);
to Manch (almonda), to shellj to decorti-
cate, to strip off, to bark; «bflefajalt, bark
bared, bark-stripped (branchea, Ac.); to
cat off the crost of (bread, aod, *«.); Surf.
to exooriate; IL refl. to peel (off).
Vb'ffboimen, (w.) v. a. For. to Uaie treea.
Wf<bSfdxmfel,(tt.)/. tarf-spade, tnrf-cotter.
Wfdjdrfemeffer, {Hr.) n. T. (Bkb., Shoe-m.,
Glov.) paring kaife.
WföVrrftn, (w.) «. a. T. 1. to take away
the sbarp edges, to blont; 2. to taper off;
to form to an edge; to saarpen; 3. Sport.
to ent off; 4. Areh. to chnmfer, to cat ioto
a sloping form; her ab«efd)arfte •Mn'ni«
Pfeiler, m. connter-fort; 5. T. to pare (off).
Wftbarreit, (».)«. a. to •empe or aerateh off.
Wf(barrid)t ; (str.) Wfn)«rrfel ; («rr.) h. ««ig.
shaviags.
WfdMrttnt, (».) v. a. Ht. kfig. to ahstde (or
shaddow) off, to take the outline, to aketoh,
to adambrate.
Xb'fibottang, (te.) /. faint sketeh or ratean
blance, adambratioa {also /Ig.); ailhaaette.
Wfa)4{en, (w.) v. a.l.to estimate, valoe,
to appraise, tax; 2. % to depreetate.
Xb'fd>Äter, (xtr.) in. appraiser, taxer.
Wfibatfg, adj. vid. Ocringfd)a(ig.
Wfdjatnng, (vi.)/, valaation, taxation.
Wfdiaiicn, (tu.) ». I. a. trfd. Xbfebcn} IT. n.
{for JJieberfd)ane» ) to look down.
Yb'fd)atient, (u.) v. a. Carp. to partitio* off.
WfdjttUfelt, (to.) o. «t. to ahovel off, to clear
away with a shovel.
Wfo>aum,(*tr^ pi. aVfd)anme)m. l.lit.mcßtm.
droaa; %fig. aenm, reftue(of bomanaoetety).
Xb'fibdnmen, (w.) v. a. 1. to sonn, sklm (off).
Xb'fibeeren, (te.) o. o. otd. ibfdjfren.
Xb'fojeiben, (rfr.) v. I. o. 1. to separate (at*o
Cnem. *c.), divide, part {vid. ed)ett>at) j
2. ^aio, to give (cbildiren,*c.) their portion
and to exclade (them) from all futere pre-
tensions; QKctaDe — , to renne metala; 1[.
n. (obi. fein) to depart; ton ber *Bdt — ,
to depart tbia lifo, to die.
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i'fdjeiber, (ttr.) m. reiner.
ffölttttn, (*>•) v. «. to meaaure out liqoor.
/fd)fttn, (»fr.) o. a. 1. to ahave(ofl); 2. to
bear off (the wool of aheep).
yftbrrj««/ (»•) «*«■ (Sinem etwa») to gel
fron ob«) by way of joking.
Vttai, (ttr.) m. horror (cor/ of), abhor
tnce(gc(jfn, for), deteatation, abominatioa,
teriion, loathing diaguat; — vor etwas
iben, to abhor a tbiog; eilt — feilt, to be
i abomination. [>care off.
!n)ett<ben, («■) n. o. to frlgbt away, to
d)tatnt, (ib.) v. I. a. 1. to icoor off, to
ear away, to nop ; 3. fig. vulg. to repri
and; II. rtfi. to wear out by «courlag.
fdjtrflid>, I. adj. 1. abominable, deteatable,
orrid, horrible; atrociooa, heiaona; eine
h Sfrat, a black deed; eilte tt-e Yngeroobn*
reit, aa odioui babit; 2. joc. wicked; bot
Mr mit — oen 3bnen, tkat waa really
*ry wicked of yoo; 3. vulg. prodigioua:
•rrid), enormoaaly rieb; II. X-feit, (».)/■
Mribtawaa, abominableneae, deteatable-
eaa; atrodty.enormity ; nefarioumeea, hel-
tnaneaa; Mackne*«; loathaomeneaa , abo-
hation. [to pil«.
fybtibten, (tc.) v. a. to divido into rowa,
tdjuftn, («.) v. «. to aead off, to deapatcb,
uegate.
tybiltUg, (te.) /. aending off, deapatcb.
fÖuba, (ttr.) v. I. a. 1. to ahove off,
nah off; 2. Garn, to knock down more pina
am aaother (at the game of nine-pioa);
g. ta ahift off; II. n. 1. to loae the yotmg
Kth (applied to cattle and aheep) ; 2.(i
in) vulg. to pack off, ahab off, to retreat
«anly or dandeatinely.
faift, (ttr.) m. 1. diamiaaion, diaebarge;
•eration from aervic«; 2. eol. for T£-&*
Itjnif, gc; 3. parting, departure, remo-
■I; 4. farewell, leare, adieu, conge, (—
tbnfll)Yilediction r leave-Uking ; gteübs— ,
*««■• ; «- tid> , jum — , valedictory; Jen —
rten (teith the Dat.}, to tarn off, to dia-
wd, diaebarge, diaband (diamita from mi
hry aerrice), to break (an offleer); einem
n — Me $anb geben, to give one a part
B •hake of tbe band; von einen — wfy
en, to take leave of, to bid (one) adieu
•fareweii-, feinen (ben) — nehmen (or »er»
■gen), to aak one'« diacharge, aend in one'a
»ignaöon, Mit. to aell out, cot to throw
) oae'a commiaaion.
'fa)iebs», comp. — aubienj, /. andience of
»»«; -befnd), m. flirewell-Tiait; -brief,
"■ 1. letter of diacharge, diachat-gr , dimia-
aory letter; 2. letter* teatimoaial; 3. fcre-
well- letter; — gefd)ent, m. a preaent at
parting; — gefud), n. reaignatioa; — lufj, m.
parting -kta; — mabl, n. farewell -dinner;
— »rebigt, /. valedictory (or farewell-) aer-
mon; — rebe, /. valedictory speech, farewell
addreaa; — fimou*, tu. valedictory dinner
or sapper; parting-treat; — tfjrdtte , /. tear
of parting; — trunf, m. parting-cup; — jeug»
nip, n. letter* teatimoaial, certificate (cf.
gebrbrief).
Xb'fcbtefern, (u>.) i>. a. k refi. to aeale off, to
peel off (in thin flakea); rtfi. Surg. & Min.
to exfoliate.
Wfdjiencn, (u>.) v. o. 1. Surg. a) to provlde
with aplinta; 6) to take off the «plinta; 2.
R-tc. to take off the raila ; 3. Min. to mea-
aure ont (a mine).
Wfdjiener, (ttr.) m. Min. vid. SRartfiheiber.
Xb'fdjiepen, (<tr.) u. I. a. 1. to ihoot off (ein
©lieb, a limb); es nurbe ihm bat Sein ab>
gefd)offen, bia leg waa carried off (by a
cannon ahot); einen (fjiljernen) Bogel— ,
Germ. Garn, to ahoot at an artificial (or
wooden) bird, cf. aBogelftbicfenj 2. to fire
off, diacharge (a gun), to let fly (an arrow) ;
3. to aurpaaa in ahooting, to ootahoot ; II.
n. 1. to finiah ahooting; (aux. fein:) 2. to
fall (or ahoot) down rapidly (aa a caacade,
te.); 3. to dope, to be sloping, cf. 5Cb»
febüffigj 4. vid. »Berfdjiefen, n.
Xb'fcbiffen, (te.) v.ha.to «bip, ahip off; to
tranaport in a ahip; II. n. (aux. fein) to
aail, to aet aail.
Ktyfdjilbern, (»•) v. a. 1. to picture , paint,
depict ; 2. fig. (L i.s.) to repreaent, deacribe.
Wfdjinben, (str.) v. a. 1. to akin, to ttrip
of the «Mo, to flay; 2. fig. vulg. to exhauat
by hard labonr; einen Saum — , to peel off
the bark of a tree.
Wftbirrcn, (u>.)«. a. to vnharneaa, to nngenr.
1b'fa)[ad)ten, (uj.) v. I. a. to kill, to bntcher,
alanghter, atick (a pig); II. n. to finish
«langhtering.
Wfiblaien, (te.) o. a. to clean from droea,
to «cum (aa ore in meltlng).
Xb'ftblafrn, (u>.) v. a. to alaeken, relax.
WfihUTg, 1. 1. (ttr., pl. WfdJUge) m. 1. re-
bound, rebonndlng; 2. et) brauche* of tree*
thatbavebeen felled; 6)chipa, fragmenta;
3. L-f. & Mint, matrice ; 4. partltion (-wall);
5. oveT-fall (of a mill-dam); fall, ontlet,
vent (of a pond, &c); fig-t. 6. Mut. fall;
7. refuaal , denial , rebaff; 8. Com. dedac-
tion, abatement, rednctioD, dedine, falling
(of the prioe), dimiantion; auf—, in part
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(fit) paymeat, on account, before-hand, by
anücipmüoo ; auf — nehmen (ocrtaofen), to
take («eil) before-hand; mit einem — »er
taufen, to «eil at a decline; et ift ein großer
— i fie- it differ« widely; II. comp. X-eifen,
vid. 6d)miebeeiftnj 7i-t(ailtil)t, f. a loan of (w.) a. 1. to wear oot (by dragging, ftc.) ;
mooey to be repaid by initalment; 71 -i
jafclnng, /. payment on account, inatalment.
Wf<bUTgen, (str.) v. 1. a. 1. to beat, itrike
or knock off; to cot, hew off; 2. to knock
down (wall-nuta, 4c); to break down er
off (a icaffold, a tent), to take to piece« (a
atrike (off), to take an impreulon, catl
eine SRtinje in ffilei — , to impreai a coin
in lead; 6. Dick, to dam off (a< the water
from a mlll-pond, 4c. for the purpoie of drag
ging, 4c); 7. Mar. to unbend, onbind (the
taili), to nnlace (a bonnet); 8. to parti
tion (off), to rail off; 9. to refoae, decline,
deny (a requeit); ein ©d)lop — , to unnail,
onicrew a lock; (Sicr — , to beat offeggs;
fein SBafJcr — ; to make water; Print-s. bie
Sauen — , form, to knock off the ball»; bat
gormat— , to nnlock the chue; eine treffe
— , to break down a preis ; Sinem @tn>«S
ranb — , to give one a peremptory negative,
a Hat denial or refusal ; ©ie Surfen ti mir
nid)t — , I won't be denied, I won't take a
refunal; II. ttfl. to itrike off, take a diffe-
rent direction, to deviate; III. n. (aux
fein) 1. vid. refl.; 2. to abate, ebb, to flow
back; 3. to abate, to fall, to go down, to
decline, to experience a depreuion, to link
(in price, ftc); 4. Garn, to loie; bie .Statte
ftblagt ab, the cold abatei; bie Änb fd)I4gt
ab, the cow girei leii milk than formerly.
Xb'fdjlSaen, /. (ttr.) n. vid. Xbftblag, 8; 6)
t. n. ulling (im greife, in price), lowering.
Wfdjlagig, ad)'. 1. Com. (given, paid) on
account; — galten, to pay on account; 2
denying, refuiing; eine a-e Antwort, refu-
aal, a denial, rebuff; eine a-e Xlttieort be»
fommen, to be refuied.
Wfdjlaglid), adj. ft ado. — bejablt, Com.
given In part payment, paid on account.
Wfcbläramen, (in.) v. a. 1. to clean from
mod ; 2. Min. to waik ore; vid. eStblfimmen.
Wfdjfängeln, (to.) v. refl. to ran in wind-
iaga, to meander.
Wfdjleiiben, (ttr.) v. I. a. ( einem Ctoa«)
to get iniidiouily, ineakingly (from one);
IL n (aux. fein) vid. ffiegfd)(ria)en.
«Vfdjleifen, u. I. (ttr.) a. 1. to grind off, to
rnb off, to wear away (t-t-t.fig.); to bloat
(apoint); 2. to grind «officientij ; 3. to
■mooth, to poliih; 4. to whet, to »harpea;
fid) — , fig. to improve fne'i mannen; D.
2. vid. «Begfd)Ieifcn.
ftVfd)Ieifer, («(r.) m. grinder ; poliiher.
Xb'fibleiffcl, (ffr.) n. grit, the gritty part»
or lettlingi of a grind-itone from the actio»
of grinding.
Wfajleimen, (to.) v. a. 1. to rid of (or re-
bed-itead, ftc); 3. to beat (one) »oundly; n»«" 1 « **) »tone; 2. (3wfer) vid. XbtOxn
4. to repel, repnlie (an attack, 4c), to »■ *bf*aumenj 3. to »oak water or iwee-
beat back or off (the enemy, 4c); 5. to ten ( fi » n . **•)■ [nat)r*.
»it;Pf
Wfdjleifen, (ttr.)v. a. to wear oot, vid. «V
|Xb'fd)ltmmen, vid. VbWinmm.
Wfdjlenbern, (w.) o. n. (mx. fein) to awu-
ter away. [off.
Wfdjlenfern, (u>.) w. a. to fliog away, «hake
IVfdjtcppen, vulg. (v.) v. I. a. 1. to wear
ont by dragging ; 2. to drag down ; 3. vid.
8Begfd)leppen; n. refl. to fatigne one'» adf
by carrylng heary loadi.
Wfn)Ien»ern, (w.) v. I. a. to throw off witl
a iling or a Hinging motion; II. n. (okj.
fein) to fly off.
Wfdjlid)ten, (u>.) v. a. T-t. 1. gen. to ra
offoruuooth with a imooth(iog-) file; 2.
Join. to plane ofi (with the imoothing-plane):
3. Tan. to cleanie hidea with the perefc-
ing knife.
Wj&)lit r tn, (ttr.) v. I. a. 1. to unloek; to
nnchain; to unfetter; 2. to dose, to lock
tarn the key of (a door, 4c); 3. to »hat
oat, leclude, separate ; 4. a) to conclude, to
end, to wind up (a buine»», ftc); 6) to
effect; einen $onbel — , to conclude a aale,
to itrike a bargain; einen |)anbel mittdft
DraufgetS— , to bind a bargain with earaeit;
bie 9ted)mtng, IC. — , to balance, »ettle, do»e
or to wind up an account, ftc; einen Ser>
trag (jnriftben j»ci Parteien) — , to indent
article» of agreement; II. refl. 1. to be ter-
minated (by, with); 2. to retire, to keef
back (from); to be ezcluiive; III. n. l.wt
conclude, to wind up; 2. to deeide (lipon),
to make up one'« mind (upon any »nbjeet).
XbfdriicFenb, *«tf. definitive, final.
Xb'fiblieflid), adj. C* adv.) definitive(ly),
poiitive(ly), nltimate(ly), arrogant(ly).
Wfd)tiepnng, (w.) /. 1. unlockiag, 4c, c/.
Ibfcbliefenj 2.«ecImion; 3. Com. balancing,
cloaing account», cf. Xbfdbluß.
Wfdillngern, (ib.) v. a. Mar. to roll away
(the mute).
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»^«yfipftn, (w.) v. n. («tu. fem) 1. to illp
away, to eaeape; 3. to lüde down.
«Vfd)I&tfen,(w.) »• * to «ip o% c/. *3d)lurfen.
Ybfdjlof , (#tr., pl jrVfajluffe) m. 1. eonclu-
aion, dose; 3. a) final arrangement, wind-
ing ap (of a baMBCM, Dram. of a plot),
(final) aetttement; 6) Com. aeUlement, atate-
ment, babtnee of (an) aeeoont; — reajnnng,
/ aeeoont of »ettlement.
Ib'fd)ma<f , (jtr.) m. vid. Ceigefdjraad\
Wfdjmotoern, (to.) r. a. xid. Xbfdjmierai, 3
Wfibral^cn, (w.) t>. a. to blame, to reprobate.
Xb'fdjmo'tern , (to.) v. a. (Qinem BttoaS) to
curtail. [get by paraaltical tricki.
WfdjmarofcCT, (».) v. a. (einem Staat) to
Wfdjmaten, oulg. (io.) v. L a. vid. Xbbergen,
<3d)ma$tR} IL redpr. to kl» one anotber
beartity or immoderately.
Wfdjmaafen, (te.) v.ta. to eat ap greedüy;
II. n. to finiib rioting (banqueting).
Wfömtdttn, (io.) o. I. a. to know by tasttng;
II. n. to bare a bad ta«te.
Xb'ffbmeidbeüt, (io.) t>. o. (Stnem StrooS) to
datier, coax or wheedle (one) ont of . . . .
Wfajmeifen, (*tr.)o.o«%./or Abwerfen, oo,
Urfameljen, ». L (u>.) a. 1. to melt off;
Afetal. & Giern, to separate by meltlng;
3. to melt aaffieiently ; 3. to clarify by melt-
ing; II. (str.) n. 1. to finiih meltlng; 2.
(aux. feilt) to melt (oß). [qaation.
Xo'fdjmeljung, (to.) /. Jtfetot. * C/iem. eli-
Xb'ffbmieben, (to.) o. o. to finiib by forging.
"Xb'fd)mieren, (io.) o. I. a. 1. to greaae auffi-
ciently (ai a machine, a waggon); 2. vulg.
to eopy naatily and negligently ; ein abgc*
fdjmirrtee Snd), wu/g. a pirated book (edi
tion); 3. vulg. an. to anolnt (one), vid. 3Cb«
prügeln 5 TL n. to atain (of any greaay «ob
•tance). [ritt, piratical writer, copyist
Wfajmitrcr, (str.) m. vulg. plagiary, plagia
Wfcbnro$cil , (w.) v. n. to aoil , to tarniah ;
PrinL to maculate, to blot [ c y. ©d^ndBcln,
TCb'jdinibdn, (io.) v. reeipr. vid. Xbfd)matcn,
Xb'MnaUm, (».) ». a. to onbuckie, ungird.
Wfd)n«pj)en, (io.) v. I. n. (an*, fein) 1. to
•aap; 2. fig. to break off abruptly; II. a.
to aoap off, ahnt, lock.
*Vfd)nett>elInie, (to.)/. vid. XbfdnUttt^tnic.
Wf^neibe«, (ttr.) v. I. o. 1. to cot (off), to
cot away; Surg. to ampotate; Qtntm Sie
Ae^le (fflargcf) — , to cot one'i tbroat; 2.
to iborten by entting, to pare (naili, kc),
to clip (m the winga of a blrd, 4c), to
crop; to poll (treet); 3. to cot a pattern
of . . . in paper ; 4. Qoth. to tettle (aeconnto
by talliea); 5. fig. to cut off (an army,
straggien, provieiona, an opportanity, all
bope, every ebance of eacape, evasion. de-
lay«, *c), to iatereept, to deprlve of, tu
preclude, to prevent; et fdjmcibct mir alle
$offnnng ab, it preclndeame from all kopei;
Qinem feine Sbre — , fig. to hurt («ouod,
blatt) one'i repatation; n. refi. 1. to ceaae.
■top, end; bie (Srje fdjncibcn ft<i ab, Min.
the vein of ore diicontinaea ; 2. nid. "Xb>
beben, 2; III. n. to (form a) contraat, to
differ. [ter, kc
Xb'fibneibcr, (str ) m. one tbat cuta off. ent-
Xb'fdjncibung, (io.)/. act of entting off, re-
ciiion, kc, Surg. amputation.
Wfibncicn, (io.) v. imp. to ceaae snowing.
Wfd)ntiteln, (u.) v.o. Card, to lop, prune,
tiim (a hedge, brauche»).
Xb'flbneQen, (io.) o. I. a. to Hing (aa a atone, kc
caat from the band with a jerk), to jerk
off, anap ; IL n. (aux. fein) to jerk, apring,
crack off.
Xb'fd>neu6cn, (io.) o. a. (Siottt., S. G. k vulg.
for $u(en) to anuff (a candle).
Tfb'ftbnippeln , Wfdjntppcn, Xb'fibnipifcrn,
(w.) v. a. to clip off, chip off, tnip off.
Wfa)m»fcl, (str.) n. (sing. A pl.) clippinga,
paringa, c/. Ibfajnitcl.
ttb'fcbnitt, I. s. (str.) m.l.a) ent (a part cut
off); Join. batement; 6) vid. Xbfdjneibung»
2. Geom. segment; 3. Fort, intreuebment,
trench, prieat'a cap ; 4. T. a pattern cut out ;
5. a) Poet, »top, csaura; 6) Gram. kc. reat.
breathing place, pauae ; c) aection, paragraph,
book (aa a diviaion of a volume or book);
(Sinem) X-c an6 6er SBibcl eorlcfcn, to read
to (one) portiona of the bible; d) Mus. vid.
KbfaB, 4, c); e)fig. »tage (of human life);
6. Com. a) additional payment , balancc
paid in addition; 6) appoint; II. comp.
*-(*)linie,/. Typ. cuttingline; X-(J)fd)cin,
m. check; 3C-eninfcI, m. Math, angle of u
segment; TC-Sjritbcn, n. section [§].
Wfd)nitt, Wfd)ni v el, (str.) n. (sing, k pl.)
ihreds, chips, cuttings, clippings, snippings,
paringa (cf. Xbfd)nitt, 1. o )
5fb'fa)nileln, 5Cb'f(bni6cn, (to.) v. a. to cut off
(aa In chips), to chip; to carve; to pare.
Xb'fibnuren, (io.) v.a.l. vid. £otfd)nurcni 2.
Carp. kc. a) to measure out or divide with
a line; 6) to lay ont by the (cbalk-) line;
3. to separate with a string; eine Katp
— , to string a wart (cf. Xbbinfccn, 2).
Wfdjnurren, (io.) v. I. o. col. vid. abbetteln i
II. n. (aux. fein) to rattle, to whia off.
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WfcbÄpffT!, (v.) v. a. to »cum, to Moop off;
bf» SRild) — , to «kirn or fleet milk; gett
wmber gleifdjbrube — , to «kirn off the fat
of brotli; o.bgef<*«pfte 2Rttd), «kirn -milk,
fleet-milk.
Wf*oP, (*fr.) Wfilnfgelb, (»Jr., pt. 7t -gel«
fett) m. »id. «"bjugSgeH).
Jfb'fdjriFgen, (w.)o. I. a. to nutke oblique;
to ent »lopingly, to »lope, to «lant; Carp
to bevel ; II. refl. to »lope away .
Wftbrantmen, (m>.) v. a. to «car, to ilmih.
Wf<bräpemefrH>(ttr.)n. Far. »weating knife,
■weating iron, »weating auraper.
Xb'fibrdpen, (u>.) «. a. to »crape off; vid,
Xbfibaben. [off.
Wfibraiiben, (w.) o. o. to unicrew, to »crew
Xfftbtttten, (U.) o. a. 1. to deter, (iiscournge
from, fright (frighten) from; to intimidate,
diipirit, diihearten, scare off; er laft fifb
Idd)t— / he is eaiily dfepirited; 2. Stncm
StTOdS— , to frighten one out of a thing; 3.
tp sprinkle with a liquid (any thing hot) ;
0.-6, p. a. deterring, horrible, forbidding;
(in a-beS Srffpiel, a warning (a w. example).
Xb'fdjreibe», comp. — gebüfcr,/., — gcl6,n.
copy-money.
XVfdjreibcn, (rfr.)». e. 1. to copy, tranicribe,
to write ont; to engron (od. Vol. I); 2. to
wear ont, to dnll or blunt (a pen) by wri
ting; 3. to pay (off: a debt, &c.) by writing;
4. Com. Ac. to countermand , revoke, can-
cel (orden), to write off, to put off (a term,
Ac); 5. Com. a) to take out, to write off,
to deduet, to »ubtract, aubstract; 6) to
diicharge, to biotont, to efface, to eraie
(a bad debt); c) to credit, to carry to one'«
credit; d) (©torniren or öontraponfren) to
trantfer (an incorrect Charge [or entry] of
an article); e) (ÜI ätonco — Ittffen) to auign,
to write off, to tranifer the amonnt of (a
bill of exchange, Ac).
Xb'ftbreiber, (str.) m. a) copier, eopyist,
tranicriber; 6) cont. a piratical writer,
piagiary. [giariam.
a'bfibretbera', (te.) cont. literary theft, pla-
Wfd)Utrn, (*rr.) v. L a. 1. to cry ont, to
prociaim; to cry off; 2. (Sincm etTOOS) to
get (from) by crying; II. refl. 1. to tire
one'« «elf (out) by crying; 2. baS Jtinb »irb
fid) (£a(.) Die JJeble — , thi« child will kill it-
•elf by crying.
Xb'fdjretten, (str.) v. I. a. to measore (ont)
by «tep«, by pacing, to pace; II. n. (aux.
fein) 1. to «tep aride; to retire; l.fig. to
«werve (from one'« dnty, *c); tt-b, p. a
digreuive.
KPf (brieten, (».) «- a. Jkfar. to pay oater
to ease off a little, to «urge (a rope).
Wftbrift, (w.)/. copy, tranacript; duplicate;
bie jmeite— , triplieate; grrid)tltd>c— , exea>
piificatioa ; — rttbmen, to draw a (or to take)
copy; gerid)tlid)e — nehmen, Com. tmQ I
eine beglaubigte — belegen, to exemplify.
Xb'ftbriftlid), adj. copied (ont), tranicriptiTe,
by way of copy.
Xb'fajripfen, (te.) v. a. (cf. ©ejrßpfeii) 1. I
Agr. to cut off (the top« of wbeat, 4c)
with a reaping-hook; 2. Surg. (Stncm bat !
SBlnt) to cop (one); 3. vid. ©ebröpfen, 4.
2Cb'fd)röte, (w.) f. vid. ©d)rotmci<icl.
Eb'fdiröfen, (w.) v. a. 7\ 1. to roll don
or «hoot (a caik); 2. MM. to grind coane-
ly; 3. Corp. to cut, to »aw off transvent-
ly; 4. to turn off(a well).
Wfibntbben, (w.)v. a. Mar. to bog (a veuel).
Ifb'fdjultcrn, (u.) ca.c0J.to take from the
■houlder.
Wfibuppcn, (m>.) v. I. a. 1. to «cale, onscaie,
«trip of «cale«, «hell ; 2.un(g. to pnsh away;
II. refl. to «cale off, to peel (off), to chap
(of the ikin). [piag.
Xb'fdjurrcn, (10.) «. a. to wear out by sen-
■Jfb'fd>up,(#tr.,p{.Wfd)üp)m. 1. the rushi«|
down (of water), fall; 2. «lope; declirit).
deacent,
Wfd)üf(ig, 1. adj. «teep, preeipitou»; decli-
von»,»loping,»belving;adt>. »lopingly, »lope-
wiie, ailope; II. s. X-Uit, (vi.) f. declivity,
■teepnei«.
Wfibüttcln, (10.) v. a. 1. to «hake off, to caal
off; 2. to «hake violently; fig-i. Z.fam. U
reprimand «ererely ; 4. to «hake off(di«ea*c
grief, &c.) ; 5. to »büffle off(a busine»«, *c);
6. to be careleu of, unmindful of (repri-
mand«, *c).
W\ä)ütttn, (w.)v. o. 1. to pour off (aa from
a liquid); 2. to throw off (ai grain from »
loft, &c).
Wftt>üttfel, (Hr.) n. fruit blown, lallen or
»haken down from trees before it ie ripe,
windfall. [by dam«, to dam oC
Wfifiüjrn, (it.) v. a. Dik. to «hot up wahr
Wfdjreddjen, (vi.) v. a. 1. vid. entfrdftcai
%fig.to attennate, tarne down, soften dowa.
Wfd)»dnftn, (w.) v. n. (aux. fein) 1. to
walk off with a »taggering «tep ; 2. to be
irreiolnte (cid. ©d)»anrcn). [d>clit.
Wfdjmanjeln, (w.) v. o. xmlg. «id. 3fbfdw»ri*
TCbTibioSren, (rtr.) v. n. (mm. fein) to fall
off by nlceration ; to be «epanited by an
ulcer; c6 ift mir ein »agcl abgtfibmercii „
one of my nait» it fe»tered away.
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Xbftyo&Tmcn, (to.) t>. L n. I. Bte. to «warm
for tke laattiae; 3. (aux. fein) to fly off in
•wann (u bees, ftc); IL reft. cot. to weary
one'« «elf by riotJog.
KVfcbwartrn, (w.) t>. a. 1. to poel off the rind,
■kjn of (a flinch of bacoo, ftc); 2. Corp.
to nt off the «labe of (a log or an unbewo
piece of timber).
W flbwdrjen, (to.) v. L a. 1. to Macken, to
mit, tatet; 2. fig. vid. Xnf<bwat$en, 9.;
0. n. to atain (aa black coloar, blacking).
XVf^natcn, (to.) v. a. 1. einem Staat, to
talk one out of a thing; 2. vulg. to talk
over, to prattie abont....
3Ctyfd)weTebl, (io.) o. a. 1. to desulpharate;
abgef<b»efette Sttinfcblen, cokee; 2. vid.
0d)»tftta.
a"b'(<b»eif, (<tr.) •». digreeaion.
Xb , (d}»nftn, (».) o. I. a. 1. to rime (ao
yaru, ftc); 2. vid. Xotfibneifcn, a.; II. n.
(atut. fctn) l.toga aatray, deviate, Start
from; 2. jig. to digreaa, »ander, stray,
awerve (from); to be proür.
Xb'flbmeiftnb, adj. digreui?e, awerving.
Xb'fdjmcifans, (v>.)/. 1. ramble, excariion;
2. fig. a) digression, wandering (from the
main aubjeet, ftc), prolixity; 6) vid. 3fut»
fdnaetfnng, 2. o).
3tb , 5d)»ri?at, («c)o. a. vid. Sdjweifen.
XbTdjwctgen, (to.) o. I. n. to bare done riot-
iag; II. reft. to weaken one't «elf by de-
bancaery.
Ttb'fdjiOOTmen, (io.) v. a. 1. to waib away,
to pnrify or to clean by waahing or atrain-
ieg off, Min. to elutriate; 2. vid. XbflJflen.
2b , f<bmenben / (te.) ». a. Agr. to boru down
(a forest).
Wf<b»ettfen, (io.) «. I. a. to cleanae by
rinsing ; II. reft. to tnrn aaide ; redjtt (linift)
«bgefeiwenrt! Aßt. (to the) right (left)
wbeel! [off.
Xb'fdjwimmen, (str.) v. a. (aux. fein) to swim
Xb'fibninbcin, (io.) v. a. (einem etwas) to
«windle ose out of.
3 r 6 / f(b»inJflt, (ttr.) v. n. (aux. fein) to waite
away, ef. »magern.
«1/fd)wmflen, (ttr.) v. I. a. 1. to «hake off
(aa dost); 2. to cleanae by ahaking; to tan,
to wtnnow (com, ftc.); II. reft. to »wing
ose'« «elf down, to leap down (from a mo-
derate height). [buzi off.
XVfd)mirren, (w.) «. n. (au*, fein) to whiz,
Wf(b»i$en, («>.)». La. 1. to remove, to
dear by aweating; 2. to weaken by aweat-
iag; EL reft. to become weak by aweating.
«VftBOTtn, (str.) v. a. 1. to deay by oath
to abjare, forawear, reaoance npon oath,
to retract or revoke aoiemoly; 2. (Cinem
etntS) to deprive one of... by perjary.
WftbwJrang, (to.) /. abjnration; X-Saner»
bieten, n. Laut, wager of law.
Wf<bwnng, (»fr., pt. Xb'fd)roünge) m. Gvm.
the act of swinglng down(opp.Xnff<bwung).
♦■Jfbfcif fe, (io.) /. Main, abacisaa, abadaa.
3fb'f?geln, («.) v. I. n. (aux. fein) 1. to aail
away (from); com ÜBfnbe — , to bear off;
2. to (set) aail, to clear the port, to pnt
to aea, to depart; 3. vulg. a) vid. Xbfdjie*
ben, n„ 2 ; 6) vid. Xbfobren, n., 2. a) ; II. a.
1. to take dowa the aaila from ...; 2. to spring
(a mast). [ginable, coneeivable.
Xb'jlbfta'r, adj. 1. within aight; 2. fig. ima-
Wfefyn, (>tr.) v. I. n. 1. to look away, to
tnrn one'a eye»; 2. fig. (teith oon) to put
ont of the qnettion, to abstract (a quea-
tion, ftc); wir wollen bieroon für jc^t — ,
let aa turn aaide from this, iet ua waive
thia conaideratton for a moment; II. a.
1. to reach witb the eye; to see to the
end of aomething; 2. fig. to aee, to per-
ceire; Äiemanb rann bat Qhtbe — , no one
can «ay where (or how) it will end; fo Diel
id) — tarnt, for augbt I can see or pereeive ;
3. bie 3eit, CJetegenbett — , to watch for an
(or to watch one'a) opportunity; 4. to have
in view, to aim at; bat Unglütf bat et auf
nrid) abgtfeljcn, miafortune has set her
mark npon me; ©te fefjm et attf Gcmpü»
mente ab, yon fish for compliments; 5. <St>
nem Stwal (gew. »erflobjen) — , to learn
a tbing from one (generally by atealtb and
gald of mannal performancea) by continned
obaervation or cloae ocnlar attention; fam.
to catch a knack, ftc. from . . . ; ßtnem <SU
»at an ben Vagen — , to aatieipate one'a
wiahea, to do every thing to pleaae one;
fie fuibte ibm 3fHt6 an ben Xngen abjnfeben,
she atndied to antieipate hia every wiab.
Xb'fJben, *. (rtr.) n. 1. looking away, ftc;
2. T. the aight (npon the barrel of a gnn,
ftc), ef. «iffrj 3. vid, 36R<bt, 1.
Xb'feibe, (vi.) f. Coc. 1. silk waate; 2.(«ilk-)
ferret, floaa-silk, flock-silk.
oVfeifen, (u.) u. a. 1. towaah ont the aoap(a«
in dreaaing raw ailk); 2. to clean with aoap.
Wfeigcrn, (to.) t>. a. Min. 1. to meaanre
the depth of (a ahaft) with a plumb-line;
2. to part (ailrer) from copper.
Xb'feibcn, (to.) v. a. to Alter, decant, to atrain.
Wfrfbtise, (to.)/. vid. 6teDbotttd>.
XVftUma, (»•)/• nltratloa.
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Ä/fein, I. (irr.) v. n. (cf. T[b, adv.) 1. to
be off, awajr; 2. to be (broken) off; to be
separat ed; 3. Law, to be aboliahed; II. s,
(str.) n. provinc. vid. Xbroefenbeit.
Xb'feite, (to.) /. 1. reYeree (of a coto); 2.
Arch. a) the wing of an edifice; 6) aialc
(of a church).
Xb'feiten, (<. u.) prep. (aith the Gen.) from
(one'f) aide, on the part of; — meiner, for
my part, a* for me.
Wfettig, adj. (I. u.) aaide, reraoved.
Wjett», adv. ((. u.) aaide, apart
Wienben, (to. or irr.) ». a. to send (off,
away), to deipatch, to forward (Com. goods,
*c., to ihip, &c), to expedite, Mit. to de
tach ; to depute (with special anthority, ftc),
to delegatc.
Xb'fenber, (jttr.) m. 1. »ender, deapatcher,
ftc. ; 2. Com. conaigner, exporter, «hipper.
Xb'fcnbung, (to.)/. lending, deapatching, &c,
deapatch; Com. coaveyance, ahipping.
Xb'fengen, (io.) «. a. to lioge, finge off, iear,
cf. Abbrennen, a. 4.
WfenEen, (ic.)o. a. 1 . Afin. to sink (a ibaft) ;
2. Hort, to lay (plant*, &c), to aet(ahoota) ;
{Reben, JC. — , to provine.
Xb'fenrer, (str.) m. Hart, layer, thoot, eprig.
Wfenrung, (<»•)/• #or<. the act of laying,
aetting, arcuation.
ib'fejbör, adj'. depoiable, removeable.
Jfo'fet' (»/ Xbfejen), comp. -riften«, /•
C/iem. aettliog ciatern; — falb, weaning calf
(also of other »ucking animals).
Wfejen, (to.) v. I. a. 1. a) to aet down; to
depoait (Geol. fine aand, ftc.); 6) to throw
off (to unhorae, ftc); to drop; to put down;
2. to put off; to wean; 3. vid. (ein (Blieb &
ein Jtalb) Xbncbmen, 1.; 4. Typ. to com-
pose, pot in type; fig-s. 5. to depoae, dia-
miaa, diacharge, remove (from a public Of-
fice), to caahier (an officer); to detbrone
(a king); oortduftg — , to tnapend; 6. vid.
i>erabfeten, 2.; 7. a) to diacontinoe, break
off, intermit; 6) Mut. vid. Xbftofen* 8.
Paint. to contraat (coloura, ftc), to aet off,
to edge witb a cootraating coloor; 9. Com.
to seil, vend, diapose of ; fid) gut, H. — , vid.
Kbf«6v2.; jtaefcr tfl gut objiifebm, aogar
commanda a ready aale; IT. n. 1. com Zantic
— , Afar. to pot from ahore; 2. Typ. to
flniab compoaing; abgefegt, in type; 3. to
«top, to make a ahort atop or pause; to
intermit; Der ®ong fe$t ab, Afin. the vein
(■IIa or loaea it» dlrection; im ©(treiben
— , to break off in writing, to make a break;
er tronf e» an» obne objafe^en, ke drank it
off at one drangst; obgefebt, by catche*,
cf. in «"bfdben; 4. to contraat, to differ
from; fett ob! Afü. recover arm*! III. imp.
(o.) to reault in...; e» wirb ©djldge bebet
— , fam. it will come to blowa.
aVfejen, s. (rtr.) n. 1. aetting down, ftc,
depoiition; 2. a) Afin. (ber ©rje) ruptnre;
6) back, heiitation in apeaking, ftc.
Wfetnng, (to.) /. 1. vid. Xbfejen, #. 1.;
— be» ßxoW, Cnem. oxidation; i.fig. depo-
aition, degradation, demiaiion, depoaal, di*-
miaaion, removal; X-ebefret, 3C-6urtbeiI, n.
aentence of depoaition.
Wficbeln, (to.) v. a. to cot off with ■ aickle
or reaping-hook.
WRebt, (w.) /. 1. view, deaign, Intention,
pnrpoae; ahn, end, tendency, acope; in ber
— }!!..., with a deaign or view to.,., for
the purpoie of . . . , to the end that...; in
ber beflen — , withoot meanlng any barm;
er bat feine bSfe — , he doe* not mean any
barm; bat »ar nid)t meine — , I did not
intend it; feine — erreichen, to obtain one'*
end, to gain the point; in — baben, feine —
OUf . . . baben or rieten , to have a deaign
to, to aim at, to have in view; feine — ütr«
folgen, to pnrane one'a point; mit — , «id.
XbfUbtlitb; obne -, vid. Xbfta)ttloe} 2. vid.
$tnfiebt.
Wüßten, (to.) v. a. to aift off.
"Xb'fi&jtiia), adj. dealgned, intended, intentio-
nal, wilful, premeditated; adv. tbrough (or
with a deaign), on (npon or of aet) pnrpoae,
parpoaely, designedly, intentionally , *c
Wfi<btlld)feit, /. de«ign, (Coteridge.) ioten-
tionality.
Wft<bt6I56, adj. unintentional, ondesigned,
deaignleaa, nndeaigning, adv. nndealgnedly.
Tfb'ftcbtttJffgreft, /. undeaignedne**.
Wftcfern, (w.)o. n. (aux. fein) to tri ekle down.
«Theben, (u>.) v. a. to aift; vid. ©ieben.
WRecben,(te.)».n.(ai<x.fetn)uid..gHnfied>en.
Xb'fieben, (str.) v. a. to leeth, boil, decoct;
einen Sronf — , to make a decoction; ©er
— , to poach egga.
Xb'ftngen, (str.) v. I. a. to aing (a* in tbe
Church aervice, ftc), to chant; II. rtfl. to
fatigue one'a seif by ainging; HI. n. to
finish ilnging, to sing to the end; to aing
for the last time.
Wfinfen, (str.) v. n. (aux. fein) to *lnk down.
Wftntern, (to.) t». n. vid. Vbfütern.
♦ ÄbUntl/, (str.) m. vid. «Bermatb.
Wüten, (str.) v. I n. 1. to «it away or at
a diitance (from); 2. (aux. fein) to alight
(from a hone), to diimonat; U. a. I. to
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time); to pay off (a debt) by littlag in pri-
son; HL refl. to tire one'i seif by sitting,
WfBb, (fr.) m. vid. Xbfub.
Wfohlen, (w.) «. n. 1. Shoe-m. to ansole, rip
offtae«ole8froni(shoet);2. Min. to wear ont.
Wfolb, (*rr.) m. the last payment or wage«
of a perion diacharged from senice.
Wfotten, (to.) o. a. 1. to pay the füll sa
lary; 2. «id. »lohnen.
• Ibfolfir', 1. od), abiolate; ber a-e Xblario,
Gram, ablaüve absolute; bOS tt-c SDel, vid.
dtberifdje« ßel.
♦ICbfotarSir', (to.) /. &:<:. abaolntioo.
• Tfbfoürtis'nms, m. abaolatiim, absolute go
Ternment. [Ac)
* TCbf otatiffifd}, adj. abiolntiit (power, ideaa,
»Ttbtotoi'rm, (vi.) v. a. 1. to abiolve; 2.
« /am. to finiih, accompliih.
Xb'fonber&är, oaj. leparable.
3f6/bn'berttd}, n + 1. adj. particnlar, pecoliar,
•ingular, «trüge; II. ado. very, vid. 85e
fonter*; HI. X-rett, /. singularlty, *c.
XVfonbern, (to.) c. a. 1. to separate, divide,
to serer, «ander, part, to pnt aannder; to
dinjoio, detacb; to «et apart, to «ort; to
keep apart or diitinct; 2. Med. to «ecern,
(olto Not.) to aecrete; fU) —, refl. to be «e-
creted; ßg-ji. 3- to «eqaeater, «eparate, »e
dade(re/f. one's seif); 4.to abatract(ideu);
5. ein Jttnb — , Law, to pay off a child.
Wfonbrnmg, (to.) /. 1. Separation, segre-
gation, disjonetion, aeverance; 2. Mied. *
iVai. Kcretion ; exeretion; fig-t. 3. o) se-
qnutration, aecluion; 6) exdusiveness ; 4.
abttraction; X-egefo'P, n. secretory oremii-
•ary vessel, aeparatory or exeretory duet;
X-iMnnJgra, n. abstractive facalty ; X-6«
VÜ)tu, n. mark of diatinetion.
W(<mnig, odj. unexposed to the «an, shady.
* JbfwWrro, (to.) v. a. vid. (Sinfttugen.
Ib'fotgcB, (id.) t>. re/f. to wear out with care,
to exerdae anxions care (am, for).
JVfpoItm, (w.) v. I. a. to deave, split off;
B. n («Kr. feto, p. p. [sirj offlefpalten)
to be «eparated by Splitting.
Wfp仫n, (to.) t». o. to wean (pigs).
Wfpannr«, (to.) v. a. 1. to nnyolee, nnconple,
ugear, nnbamess; etil (Segelt — , to strike
atent; bei» $obn am ©eroefcre — , to oncock
tat hammer of a gon; 2. to measure by the
band (or rather with «pread fingern, marking
the «pan from the tip of the little finger to
tat end of the thnmb), to «pan ; 3. to unbend,
relax, «lacken; 4. to weaken, fatigue, ex-
haust, debilitate, unnerre; ab'gefponnt, p.
a. exhansted, low-spirited; 5. + /or3Cbfp4lU
ftig machen, a».
Wfpajmting, (to.) /. 1. anyoking, *c. vid.
Xbfpaniun; 2. anbending, remission; 3.
relaxing (of the nerres), relaxation (of spi-
rlts); lassitnde, debility, laxness, languor,
apathy, depresslon.
Wfpanftig, adj. alienate, alleaated, dis-
inclined; unfaithfnl; — machen, 1. to alie-
nate, est ränge, disaffect; 2. to take or to
entlce away ; — werben, to tnrn disloyal,
(einem) to desert (one).
xVfparen, (to.) t>. a. to spare from; id) roill
e* mir lieber am SOtunbe -, I (will) rather
ttarve for it.
Wfpetfm, (to.)t). L a. 1. to clear by eatiog;
2. to feed, to treat, to entertain; 3. flg. a)
to feed (with promises), to pnt off (with
mir Word«); 6) to rid one's seif of; furj — ,
to cot short, check, snnb, cf. abfertigen, 2.
& "Xbrnuitm II. n. to finish dinner or snp-
per; abgefpeifet baben, to have done dining
or sopping.
Wfperren, (to.) r. o. to «hat ont, to shot
np or off, to stop, to ent off, to debar, se-
clode, separate, to confine (a prisoner, Ac.)
■eparately.
OT'fperrung, (to.) /. the (act of) sbatting oat,
&c. ef. Xbfperren) seclasion, «eparation, &c.
XbTpiegeln, (to.) v. I. a. to reflect (aa from
a mirror), to mirror; II. refl. 1. to be re-
flected ; 2. to look at one'« seif in the glaaa ;
abgefptegelr, mirrored.
Wfpielen,(to.) v. l.a. 1. to play off (a tone);
2. to wear ont by playlng, play away; 3.
to diminiah or pay off (a debt, tc.) by play-
ing (at cards, 4c); II. n. to finish playlng ;
III. refl. to tire one's seif by playing.
Wfpinbeln, (ic.)t>. a. to take from the spindle.
TCVipinncn, (str.) «. I. a. I. to apin off; 2.
to pay off by apinning, to »pin off (a debt);
II. n. to fiaiah apinning.
Xb'fpiijn, (io.) t». a. 1. to take off the point,
to blunt; 2. to take off witb a pointed In-
strument ; 3. to point properly ; eine 64) reib«
feber — , to nlb a pen.
Tfb'fplirtern, (io.) v. I. o. to splint, splinter;
to break off In splinters ; IL n. (aiuc. fein)
to come off in aplintera ; Surg. to desqna-
mate, exfoliate.
Wfp8tteln, (u.) v. a. 1. («Knem etwa«) to
obtain by gibing; 2. to dissaade by jeering
(son, from).
KVfportcn, (w.) v. a. 1. ( (finem etwa») to
get by deriding ; 2. to ridlcule.
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Xbfprobtn, (ttr.)v.l.a. 1. (SincmStnat) a)
Lato, to take away (from), to dispossess (one)
of ... by judlcial sentence, to prononnce,
pnss or give a sentence ot verdict against
. . . ; tos Scben —, to condenin, to sentence
to death ; b) fig. bie tritt ijabtn ibm bas
Sehen abgefprod)en , the physicians have
given bim up (or over); (Sintm alle $off»
nang — / to bid one give over all bopes, to
take all hope from ...; c) to refase, deny,
to gainsay, contest (the rigfat of somebody,
&c); 2. vid. ©efpreebcnj II. n. 1. to arbi-
trate, to pass (final) sentence; 2. (über)
to deeide bastily (on) , to be decisive (of).
to be dogmatical,to dogmatizc(on); — über,
to forejudge, prejudge; 3. to dissent.
Wfpred)enb,3fl>'|preu)ertfd), adj. positive, dog-
matical, decisive, peremptory, authoritative
Wfpreijen, (w.) v. a. Min. to underpcop, to
prop (with timber.ic), to provide with props.
Wfprengen, (w.) v. I. a. 1. to spring, to
cause to break off suddenly, to barst, strike
off; 2. to blast, to blow off with gonpowder;
3. to ride off (a horse's shoe); II. n. (mix.
fein) vid. SBegfprengen.
Xb'fpriefen, (str.) v. n. vid. 2fbfproffen.
Wfpringen, (str.) v. I. n. (aux. fein) 1. to
leap (or jnmp) off, down or from, to Start
from or oft, 2. vid. XbpraBen ; 3. to break,
crack, barst or fly off; to cbip off (as of
potters' wäre); to start, gape, warp, dis
Joint (as wood) ; to red-sear (said of iron);
bie garbe fpringt ab, tbe paint comes off;
4. fig. a) — OOtt . . . , to qait or cbange snd-
denly; b) to sbift (from one snhject to
another), to rsunble, to stray; c) to shuffle,
to prevaricate; a-b, p. a. fig. desaltory; II.
rrfl. to fatigue one'a seif by leaping.
Wfprtfccn, (u>.) v. I. a. to sqnirt off; II. n
(aux. fein) to spurt back, to spatter, to
come off in drops.
Wfprof, (t'rr.) m. vid. JfbfprSf fing.
3tb'fproffen, (tu.) v. n. (aux. fein) to descend.
Xb'fprSfiltng, (str.) m. offspring, descendant
Xb'fprud), (str., pl. Xb'fprüoje) m. Law, ja
dicinl sentence, decislon; final sentence.
Wfprung, (str., pl. Wfpriingc) m. 1. leap-
ing off, &c, start, cf. Xbfpringcn i leap; 1.fig.
quitting, leaving, ftc; 3. what is broken,
cracked off; 4. fig. contrast, disparity; 3C-8*
mintcl, Math, angle of reflection.
Wfpülen, (u>.) ii. a. to wind (yarn) off from
the spool.
Wf pulen, (lo.)o.a. to wash (away); to rinse
«Vfp5lid)t, (str.) n. vid. 6pulid)t.
Sbfputatg, (».)/• washing(away), ablation.
Vt/ftabkn, (v>.) v. a. 1. vid. Stäblcn } 2. py.
to try (the dye). [generation.
Wftamm, (str., pl. Wftdmmc) m. race, stock,
Xb'fiammcn / (io.)v.n.(aux.fcm)tobederived;
to descend, come of ; id) ftflramc von ber 6U
tem SJinte ab, I come from the eider brauch.
Wflamraung , (w.) /. descent, derivation,
parentage; i-8tafcl,/. genealogical table.
Xb'ftdmmcn, (w.) v. a. T. to separate from
the trank.
Wftämpeln, (u>.) t>. a. vid. Jfbftcmpeln.
Wfiompfcn, (w.) v. I. o. 1. to ttamp off; 2.
to poand daly; '3. to wear out (or off) by
stamping ; Ihn. (aux. haben) to finish stamp-
ing; ID. rrfl. to fatigue one's seif by stamping.
Wftanb, (str., pl. Xb'ftänbc) m. I. distance,
interval, space; 2. vid. Xbftcbcn , x. ; 3.
contrast, difference; Ast-s. 2t-fipunft, m. t
apsis; X-Sroinfel, m. elongation.
«Vftanber, (str.) m, For. dead tree.
Wftdnbig, adj. For. dead or dry (wood).
2Cb'ftäpeIn,(u>.) u.a. to take down from a pile.
Wftattcn, (w.) v. a. 1. to pay, to discharge;
to render, to give, to make; (@mcm) einen
99cfud) — , to visit, to make, pay or gitc
(one) a visit; Danf — , to pay, give, Tender
thanks; einen ©ruf — , to deliver a com-
pliment ; 2. Law, vid. VuSfUttcn. [dust.
Wftdubcn, (w.) v. a. to dust, to free from
Wfiöupcn, (io.)t>. a. to flog, scoarge soandly.
Wflcibtßifcn, (str.) n. 1. tarfing iron or
spade; 2. Engr. scraper.
Wftedjen, (str.) v. I. a. 1. to bring down
by a thrast, to carry off with a lance (as
in ranning at the ring); 2. to cot off, to cut
(with a tarfing iron, ftc); 3. to ent slo-
pingly, to slope down, Mil. to escarp; 4.
to stab, to pierce, to cot, to stick (a pig.
ftc); 5. a) to dfg off or drain (n pond);
6) to tap or rack off (wine); c) Found. to
open tbe melting furnace with a pike-headed
iron for giving vent to the molten metal ;
6. a) to stake ont (a road); to mnrk the
place for (a camp, ftc), cf. Tbftctfcn, 3.;
6) £ngr. to engrnve, mark ont; c) to copy
out (a model) by pricks apon paper; 7.
Garn, to tramp, raff; 8. vid. XuSfted)cn;
6inem ben tßinb — , Mar. to take fgaio or
get) tbe wind ; H. a. 1. (aux. fein) Mar.
to tet aail; 2. to be contrasted or set off
Wftcd>er, (str.) sn. 1. one wbo or tbe In-
strument which cuts, &c. ; 2. excursioa.
ramble, trip; 3. fig. digressioa.
Wfted)«, comp. — meffer, n.bntchering-knife ;
— pfing , m. Husb. breast-plongh ; -Mbel,
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Instrument (med in openiag the melting
fbrnace).
Wftaten, (u>.) «. a. 1. o) to nnpin; to uo-
tack; b) to remove or take out (pins); 2,
Huib. to wean (pigs, &c); 3. to mark with
•tick« or pole», to picket; to mark oot (a
ean>p, the botmdarie«, Ac), to mark off (in
bei», *c), to tet out, cf. »ftenjat, 6, a)
Xfftaf «, comp. — leine, — ftbnur, /. measuring-
line, eord; — pfähl, m. picket, atake (wed in
laying oot groonds).
»(Hben, (irr.) ». I. n. 1. to stand off, to
»Und (distaat) Crom ...; to keep back;
(aux. fein:) 9. a) to grow rapid, to get atale
or fiat(a» beer, &c); to tum, pall (of wine) ; 6)
to die(away)(af fisbe» and tree»), to periah,
decay, fade; 3. a) (Sincm or oon einem)
to de»ert (one), to leave (one) unasaiated;
») — »on..., to desist or abatain from, to
(grierance»), to diteard (a cuitom), to abo-
iiah, 4c, vid. Xbfdjaffen.
Wftemmen, (to.) v. a. T. to cbiael off.
»ftempeln, (w.) v. a. T. (particul. Bkb.)
to »tamp (a book, 4c. with lettera, flon-
riahes, 4c); to letter. [qoilt.
Wfteppen, (w.) v. a. Toll, 4 gen. Sew. to
»fterben, (Hr.) v. n. (aux. fein) 1. a) to
die (away); meine eitern finb mir fehr feit)
abgrftorben, I loat my parenta wben I waa
veryyoung; 6) vid. Xaeftcrbenj 2. a) (of
plant», *c.) to fade, wither, decay; 6) to
become paralyzed or insensible, to mortify ;
meine $dnbe finb mir abgeworben, my band»
arebenambed; S.fig. to become indifferent
or insensible (to) ; 6er ßfinbc — , Scrip. to
die to sin.
Xb'fterben, *. (irr.) n. 1. decease, deatb; de-
mise (of a klng, 4c); 2. decay; 3. Surg.
kfig. mortification.
recede frs* (a deaand, &;.); to break o« * xbftergi'rrn, (v.) v. a. vid. Xbffibren, 6.
from, to shriak or retreat from, to leave off,
to quit, togire op orover, to drop, forbear
(a bad habit, *c); IL a. to yield, give np,
vid. »treten, d); an Thttt — , to resign an
sffice; DI. rrfl. to get tired with standiag,
Wftfben, s. (str.) n. 1. standing off, 4c vid
Xbfte^en, v. k cf. "JCbftanb j 2. the abandoning
(of daims), desistance, recession, ke,
»ftfbrtb, p. ar. Bot. distant, expanding;
ftwrrig (borijontal) — , ragged. [seller
SVftfbfr, (itr.) m. (f. u.) ceder, aasigner;
«VfHblen, (ttr.y v. a. (einem etwas) 1. to
steal or fileb. (sometaing from), to rob (one)
*Ufig-t. 2. to leara (a thing of one) by
(tealth; 3. to snatch (momeoU, kc) from
(eugagements, See).
«Vfteifm, (w.) v. I. o. 1. Corp. to atiffen;
2. to prop , anpport , underprop ; Mo», to
prop or shore op (a wall); 3. to starch (li-
i«a); II. n. (aux. fein) to become atiff.
Wftaigttt, (str.y v. n. (aux. fein) 1. to de-
scend; to alight, to light(from a horse, from
a coach); {particul. MU.) to dismonnt;
2. to alight (at an hm, 4e.), to put up, take
temporary lodglng».
Wfhigeno, p. a. descending iBe > Hneage,
Ast-».: sign, node); Bot. deacendent.
Wfhige», comp. — «inartier, n., — »o^nnng, /.
kooseofaecommodation, temporary lodging.
»Vftrigung, (vi.) f. 1. descending, *c; 2.
Math, k Ast. (gerate, right, fibieft, oblique)
deacension; 3. descent.
WfteHen,(u>.)ij. a. 1. topotaway; 2. Brew.
to flaronr (beer, by infnsing it with wort);
S.^g.to remore (nniaancei, 4c), toredress
Wfteuer, (io.) /. vid. Xbjngsgelb.
Xb'fteuern, (w.) v. I. n. (aux. fein) to leave
the shore; II. a. to ateer off.
TCb'fHih, I. (str.) m. 1. whät Fs dug or ent off;
2. cut, stab; Sew. a model jiricked off; 3.
fig. contraat, set-off; n. comp. vid. 3fbftc(b=.
■Jfb'ftittcn, (vi.) v. a. to imitate in embroidery.
TCb'flimmen, (w.) v. La. 1. o) vid. $cxab.
fiimmen; 6) to tnne properly (an instru-
ment); 2. a) to ontvote; 6) to vote againat;
— laffen über ...,to pnt (a thing) to the vote;
II. n. 1. to be dissonant; 2. fig. to disagree;
3. to vote; to divide (t. e. to rote by di-
viaion). [2. dUaenting.
Ifb'ftünmig , adj. 1. dissonant, discordant;
Ttb'ftimmung, (io.) /. (the act of) voting, vote ;
diviaion; burd) — befdjKejien, to vote (an
addreaa, 4c.).
»'fiebern, (w.) v. a. to »hake off, sweep off.
»flotten, (u.) v. l.a.l. Gard. to lay or set
(carnations, 4c); 2. Bte, to pnt (yonng
bees) into a separate blve; II. n. (o»oc. fein)
to rot off.
»ftosscln, (io.) «. a. to glean (a Seid).
Xb'ftöpfeta, (w.) v. »., vid. Xafftöpfea.
WftBPen, (str.) v. I. o. 1. to thraat off, knock
off; to pnsh off (a boat); bitdabne— , to loae
the teeth; bie Meiner — , to rnb off the
clotbes; bie Sienen — , to kill the bees and
take their honey; Aitbet— , to wean calves;
2. Join. kc. to chisel off, take off with the
plane, to chip off, to acrape off; 3. Mut. to
play (the notea)diatinct,ahort, and detached
from one anotber by rests; obgeftofen, atac-
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fig-*. 4. to pay, diicharge (a debt); eint alte
9ted)mtng — , to wipe off an old «cor«; 5. to
repel (by cold reierve, *c); ftdj Sie {rärntr
-, vid . Waufen } e< n>irb ifjm bat .per} — , it
will break hii heart; IT. n. to put or »hove
off; to «et tail; HI. re/f. to be worn oat with
knocking, Sic. ; a-b, p. a. 1. reiiiting (opp.
onjiebtnb), repuliive; 2.jSg. repelling, for-
bidding, cold, reierved.
Xb'ftBf», comp. -*oum, m. Tan. beam; — ges
triebe, n. Mech. dUconnecting gear; — fu=
gel, /. Tan. mace; — eifen, — meffer, n. vid.
©djrottifen.
3tb'ft5 P ung, (».)/. 1. tke (act of) thrntting
' off, Ac ; 2. repuuion; X-»fraft, /. repuliive
power; X-6)ei(ben, n. Afu*. itaccato mark.
Wftottern, (w.) v. a. vid. .perftottern.
♦ 7Cbflroct',o<y.»'>»tract(wordi,notlon«,*c.),
abitracted, phlloiophical.
♦TCbfiroef en, *. pi. Mut. vid. Xonfp&ne.
• Xb(lraetiön', («>.)/. abitraction, abitract;
Tt-ttt, abitract contemplatjoni. [abitract.
•Kbftrac'tuu, (rtr., pi. »ftrarta) », Gram.
WftrSfen, (*>■) v. o. to panish, chastUe pro-
perly, to correct. [correction.
Vb'ftrfffung, (w.)f. pnniihment, chattiiement,
»TCbftrabl'ren, (».) v. a. to abitract. [glo.it}.
Yb'ftratjl, (irr.) m. 1. refleeted ray ; 2. «id. Xb*
Wftratjten, (w.) «. I. a to reflect; II. n. to
be refleeted (of rayi).
TCb'ftraljIung, (u>.) /• reflection (of rayi).
Wftrtbe.-rraft, (ttr., pJ. X-Mftt)/. Ph. cen
trifugal power. [away.
Wftrtien, (».) v. n. to itrive, to get looie.
Wftreiib», comp. — bäum, m. vid. ©treiebs
bäum i — bret, n. vid. Xbftretdjer j —eifen, n. i.
vid. etreiibeifen i 2. T»"d.7Cbftreid)er j -feile,/.
eqoaling file ; — meifiel, m. vid. <8treid)meif>el
Yb'ftreitben, (ttr.) v. I. o. 1. o) to draw, roll,
wlpeoricrape off or away ; 6) to icrape, clean
by robbing ; 2. to atrop, to iharpen with a
•trop ; 3. to itrike level; 4. Sport, to try (a
fleld for game); IL n. 1. (au*, fein) a) to
■link or iteal away; 6) to quit the neat (iaid
of bird*); 2. to finUh «pawning (of fiihei).
5Cb'ftrei«ber, (*tr.) m. icraper.
Vyftretf bSr, adj. capable of being itripped off.
Xb'ftreifen ( Wtrelfdn, dim.), (vi.) v. I. o.
to itrip (off), to alip (off: a twig, &c.), to
skia (an eel), to flay, *c. cf. Xbjitben; II. n.
(aux. fein) 1. to roam, wander downwardi;
2. to glance off (at a bullet, &c).
Wftrciten, (ttr.) v. a. (einem etwa«) 1. to
deprive (one) of ... by a lawiait, to obtain
(from) by Utigation; 2. to conteit, to dis-
pute; bie» laffe In) mir nbfet — , I woot be
diipnted or worded oat of it, in thU I will
not yield.
Xb'ftri*, (ttr.) m. T. 1. the act of ikimmine:
2. o) that which ii taken off, icnm ; 6) (—biet,
n.) ikimmed lead, litharge.
Xb'ftritlen, (u>.)v.a. 1. toknitoff(aneedle);
2. to pay off by knitting; 3.to uotle.to iooae
from a cord; 4. (fifiaem Srioa») fig. ((. «.)
to «windle (one) out of. [hone.)
Xb'ftriegebt, (u>.) v. a. to carry, rab down(a
Wftromen, (u>.) v. I. n. (aux. fein) 1. to be
carried off or away by the stream ; to flow
off rapidly; 2. to crowd away or off, to dkt-
perie ; II. o. 1. to float down a «tream ; 2. to
waah away.
Xb'fhroffen, (tc.)o.o. Min. to ent by degreo.
WfMicWn, Wftutfen, (w.) o. o. to break of
in imall particlei.
Xb'ftQfen, (w.) v. I. o. 1. to separate or form
into «tepa; 2. Min. to break off (ore); 3. to
gradoate, to mark with degreea, gradation«
or differencea of any kind , to ahade (off) ;
II. n. (aux. fein) * rtft. to be «haded, di-
veniified, by gradation.
WfrBfnng, (vi.) f. gradation, degree, ahade.
Wfifiipen, (w.) v. a. to let down, tarn don
or over.
■JCb'fhtm»fen,(ic.)«. I.a. 1. lit. kfig. to blnt,
doli (the edge or point, a «word, the aeoio,
*c); 2. to trnncate, to cat off, to lop, cf.
XbgcftnmpftJ 3. fig- to «topify, to weakes,
to deaden; 0. n. (aux. fein) & re/f. 1. to
get blonted, doli, ftc; 2. fig. to doli, to be-
come doli or itopid, to dolt.
Wftumpfnng, (v>.) f. 1. blnnting, tc; 2.
fig. hebetatlon, «tupefaction.
^Cb'frurmen, (u>.) v. ha.l. to »hake off by a
•tonn; 2. (Sinem (StUOS) to get (from one)
by ballying; II. n. 1. (aux. fein) vid. gort*
ftütmen, l.j 2. to leave off «torming.
Wfror}, (»fr.,pt. Wftürje) m. I. rapid down-
fall, &c vid. Star}, 1.; i. preeipice, ateep.
Wftfirjen, (v>.)v. I. n. (aux. fein) vid. f»inob>
fturjeni 0. a. 1. to preeipitate; to throw
headlong; fiä) (Dat.) ben |)flW — , to break
one'aneck ; 2. to remove the coveror lid from.
Xb'ftnten, (u.) v. a. 1. to trim off, to cat
■bort, to dock ; to crop ; to clip ; to top or
lop (treea); 2. Ooth. to ihear (clotb) for
the firit Urne; übgeflufjt, p. o. Her. tc. trnn-
cate, cf. Kbgcftumpft. [stocke).
Vb'ftüten, (to.) v. a. to prop (a «hip on the
Wfüd)tn, (io.) v. o. 1. to search and take,
to pick (ai berries from a buah, Caterpil-
lar«, Ac.) from ...; 2. Sport, fcer ftfibneT:
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brotb f*d)t ein $Wb ob, the pointer quarter»
a field. [zem.
Tb'lüb, (ttr.) m. decoction, extraet; apo-
Xbfä&dn, (w.) v. o. 1. nid. Xbfcbmiewa; 2. to
copy (a picture, ftc.) in a danbing manner.
Wfaatpfttt, (w.) o. o. to rid of marthe», to
draia, make dry (a manhy country).
70/fSfta, (•.)». a. to iweeten, dulcify ; Chan
to pnrify, ednlcorate.
Xbt, (*tr n pl.tbtlt) m. See. k Conch..»bbot;
X-ebtlt, m. mitre; X-oWurbt, /. abbotahip.
Wtäftta, (is.) «. n. burk vid. Xbfpeif en, II.
Wt&feln, (id.) r. a. tn (line witb) waiascot.
XVtßllll, (to.) ». a. Mar. to unrig, to dis-
mutle, to lay np(a abip, a fleet) ; bieSKoftcn
— , to strip tbe mastt.
Wtattlung, (»•)/. nnrigging (of a veuel), ftc.
Wta» s ett, (to.) v. I. a. 1. to take away (the
bridal garlaad) in dancing; 2. to wear out
by dancing; n. n. 1. vid. gorttanjen, 1. ; 2.
to Jeare off daacug; I1L rqfl. to tire one'»
»elf by dancing.
aVtano)«, (te.) v. I. n. vid. Untertauibeui
tl. a. to clean by tnbmerging. [»taggering.
TCVtanmcln , (io.) o. n. (aux. fein) to go off
Wiaufd), (rtr.) m. trncking.
AVtanfd)«!, (io.) o. a. (einem Staat) to ob-
tain («omethiog fron» one) by trucking.
Ttbtei', (io.) /. 1. abbey ; 2. abbacy.
"Xbteniä), adj. abbatial, relatiag to an abbey.
Wtnfen, (to.) ». a. Min. to sink (a «hart or
pit); Wteufer, (str.)m. pit-man, »haft-man.
tVtt)<tnen, (id.) v. 1. n. (aux. fein) to thaw
off; 2. a. to make a thiog thaw off.
Wrbeü, (jrtr.) m. (* n.) ihare, appanage
Wtbetlen, (to.) e. a. 1. to divide into dis-
tinct parta, to part; to ahare; to portion,
pxrcel, lot (goodt, ftc); 2. to partition (the
Soor of a hotue, ftc), to itory; to treoch
(the bailast); 3. to gradaate, mark witb de-
greea; 4. to ränge, rank, order, diipoi e, «et ;
• to daaaify, dhtribute; 5. or Voreiligen,
vid. Ibfinben.
aVtheilig, adj. having one'i ihare.
»tyritang, («.)/. 1. a) (the act of) divl
ding, partiog, ftc, divlslon, partition, ahare ;
6) Classification; 2. a) ad) compartment (of
a raiiway-earriage, 4c.), (com)partition ;
&*) «et of rooma, accommodation , itory;
ce) erib, itall; 6) aection, divUion (of an
army, of a book, ftc.) ; c) parcei, lot of goodt ;
7C-»}eid)en, n. mark of teparation.
aVtbta, (irr.) v. a. 1. to take off or away,
to pot or pull off; 2. o) to make np, »ettle,
ftc vid. Xbmatbra, 2. ; 6)(gefd)»mb or oben:
bin — ) to buddle (ap), to perform in hatte
aad disorder; 3. o) to aboliah; «bgctban,
discarded, exploded, gone-by; 6) to pnt off
(falte »harne, *c), to lay atide, diteard (all
feart); 4. to kill, to dispatch; to eiecnte,
pnt to death. '
Wtbürmen, (to.) v. afall (or
crumble) off throngh the effect» of wind and
weather. [wool.
Tfb'woUcn, (w.) v. a. Sk-dr. to atrip of the
üfb'würbigcn, (io.) v. a. vid. 1. |)erabfe»en>
2. ^»crabwurbigen, K.
TIb'wurf, (ttr., pj. Wwfirfe) m. 1. throwing
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*c; offal, ojU Xbfatt.
XVmnrfeln, (te.) v. a. Com. 1. vid. Xbnwr
fen, 4.; 3. (einem etwas) to win (fron
oae) »t dice. [off the rider.
TCVv&tfs, <tdj. inclined to dismount or throw
Wwürgen, (w>.) v. a. to tbrottle, kill, batcher.
Ubpf/i'nicn, (wtr.) n. 6eoer. Abyasinia; Xbl}|V
fFnier, (rtr.) m., »nfffnierfa, (».)/., »Pf»
fi'mfd), ad;'. Abyssinian.
aV^tcn, (».) v. a. 1. to pay off or np, to
discharge (debU, te,); 2. fig. to punish
aVjiblre, (to.) v. a. 1. to coont out, fix by
oambere; MU. to teil off; 2. Print. to pnt
in (or lay oo) a heap (the quantity of paper
(or the pressmaa to wet) ; an bell jinflcm —
tonnen, pro», to lutve a tbing at oae'« fin-
gere" ends. [ment, liqnidation
Xb'ytylnna,, {vi.) f. the act of paying off, pay-
■Jtfja^nen, («.) t>. 1. a. T. to take off with a
tootned itutnuaeat; II. n. to sbed teeth
Yb'janfen, (w.) v. I. a. (einem 8t»a») to
obtain (fron one) by qaarreling; II. refl,
to tatigue oae'« seif with quarreliag.
Wjapfen, (w.) o. o. 1. to draw, draw off, to
tap (aa liqoors, Jkc) ; 2. Surg. to tap (a drop-
aical peraoo); 3. fig. to cheat impndently.
Wjapfer, («rr.) ra. 1. vid. 3a»fer$ 2. m/ig
/or Xrotar, qv.
Wjanfung, (».) /. 1. the act of drawing off
(liqoora); 2. Surg. paracentetis.
WiSfcra, (tu.) o. n. A r^f. «id. Kbfofcrn.
aVjötnncn, (w.) ». a. to free front the bridle,
to unbridle, to oobit.
Wjisnen, (w.) «. a. 1. to aeparate by a
hedge; to feace in, to enclose; 2. (Stntm
Stnof) to depri ve (oae) of (a piece of Und)
by drawiag a feace.
Wjatrfen, (w.) 0.0.1. to poll off; 3. to haul,
thanp, null about
Wjehnten, (».) v. a. to tithe, levy a tithe of.
Wjt^ten, (to.) v. I. a. 1. to make one'a seif
paid by eatiag or drinkiag for (a debt owiog
by the laodlord); 2. to consame, wüte, spend,
to weaken by degrees; to macerate, ema-
ciate, wither; II. n. (aus. fein) & refl. to
wear off, fall off, to (ran to) waste, pine
»way ; ab'gcjtbrt, p. a. tabid, worn out
Xb'}c$renb, p. a. consomptive. [rung.
TCbVbnmg, (u>.) /. wasting, &c. vid. TtaSjcb;
'XtVjtidjen, (#tr.)n. 1. a) mark or sign ofdi»
tinctioB; attribote; o) badge, pl. insignia;
2. speck, mole, vid. «ttabL
Wjetdmen, (tc.) v. a. 1. to mark, mark off;
9. Point, to draw, deiign, deliaeate ; to take
• iketch or design of, to copy.
|Witi(bn«nfl, (».)/.!. drawing, «c; 2. d*>
sign, delineation,sketch ; 3. vid. 3d<bnnng,3.
Wjctteln, (w.) u.'O. 'Ifaav. to anwarp. .
Wiutp, comp. — annatat, m. vid. — jcugi
3\p-*. — bogen, m. tymnan-skeet; — b&rftc,
/. letter-brush; — ftfen, ».. l.Tan,. scraper;
2. Hutb. hatchel; -feile, /. T. stretching
file; — flafibe,/. dem. retort; —Hinge,/.
vid. 3ngf(inge i — foften, m: (Mm. alembio;
— leber, n. razor-strap; — muSfcI, ni. Anal.
abdoctor, abdocent muscle ; — (fing, m. Agr.
drain(ing)-ploogh; — (reffe., /. XlR- pr<*of-
pressj— riemen,i».Dui.Strei(bric.nicn(— flein,
m. hone, oil- or razor-stone, ff. SDlfltin»
-tobt,/. Arith. Subtrahend; ,— jtug, n. T.
distilling apparatns. . .
Wjteben, (ttr.) v. I. a. 1. to draw oft", away,
to pall off, to take off; mit obgejogenem
{>ute, with one's bat off; 2. a) tö strip (off),
akin, tlay, uncase, to acajp;:&) to striag
(beaas, *c), to.'take off the skia or.fibrcs
of (almonds, peaa, &c) ; 3 . Anat. to abduce ;
4. T-s. a) to polisb^metal or-wbod); 6) (ein
Sintal— ) tostraighten (a.role); c) Tyv.
Sx. to take, draw off (an Impression, a proof-
sheet) ; d) to sharpen on a hone, to bone,
to set (a razor); e) to size.-adjost (a
weight) ; obgcjOgtncS ©emilbt, gaged, Stan-
dard weight; 5. a) ,C/iem..to distil, refinc;
6) to bottle (wine, beer,.Ac); to.rack off; c)
. to make extraeta of (herb», &c.) ; d) to drain
(apond); 6. a) gen. todednet; b) Arith.
to snbtract, to substract; c) Com. to rebate,
abate, disconnt; figs. 7. to withdraw (an-
tistance, ftc); 8. to abstract (by tbe Opera-
tion of the miad); 9. a) to turn off, divert
(from a parpose); .o)to draw (themind) from,
to draw off, distract, divert (the attention,
&c.) ; II. refl. 1. to lose colour ; Typ. vid. Xbt
fd)ioorjen j 2. to draw back,tnUXbfonbcnt,3.;
III. n. (aui. fein) 1. a) to withdraw, retire,
march off, retreatjto go off, to depart; 6)
Mit. to go off guard, to be relieVed ; 2. tu
leave a place or Service, to leave (of ser-
vants); 3. fig. to get off with disgrace (vutg.
with a baffle, &c).
Xb'jichcnb, p. a. drawiag off, &c. ; Anat. ab-
docent; her a-eXugcmnu6fc[,abductor oculi ;
bie ab(ju)jiebcntc 3«bl, vid. Xbjitbjobi.
Wjiebct, (itr.) m. Anat. vUl. XbiicftmvAUU
■ ber gropen 3cfte, m. metatarsos.
Xb'jiebung, (mj.) /. 1. drawing off, *c; 2.
Chem. destillation, *c ; 3. Anat. abdhetion ;
fig-i. 4. abstraction; 5. vid. KbAeioacnbcit.
Wjielen , (».) v. n. — auf, & a. to aim aj,
tend to; to have in view.
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Xb'jtatmern, (tu.) «. a. to bew er sqnare
(timber).
Wjirrellt, («>.) ». a. 1. to meneure with the
corapasse«; 2. fig. a) to define preciiely;
6) to ntter with affected nicety.
WjtKbt, (rtr.jpi.Ib'judjte)/. l.race, breed;
2. condnit, oatlet, drain, draught, (com-
mon-)«ewer.
"XViH, (**»"■> p/. Wjuge)m. 1 .dedactioo; Com.
abatement,redaction,rebatement,allowance,
dUconnt; 2. retreat, departnre, Ac. cf. "Xis
jieben, ».; jum - blafen, AM. to louod the
retreat; 3. Vint. layer (of a vine); 4. 2\p
impreHion, proof(-aheet) ; (in frifeber — , a
clean proof ; unreiner — , fool proof, mack-
ling; 5. G-sm. trigger(-blade); 6. o) con-
dnit, vid. Xbjttdjt, 2.; b)fig. outlet, vent;
Com-*, nad) — berÄoften, Charge« dedacted,
qmt of charge«; nad) — aBrr Aoften, all
chargei borne; nad) — ber 6d)ulben, clear
after debta paid ; nad) — 3brer ©pefen, after
dedneting your Charge«; ohne— (netto),
clear; ebne — genuinen, to clear.
Wjüg»*, comp. —Med), n. G-«n. trigger-
plate ; —gelb, ». Laxe, tax (formerly ezacted)
ob emigration; —graben, m. vid. Xbjndjt;
bie— graben, collect, drainage; —graben für
ba» g(ut6»affer, warping-drain, w.-cot, w.-
gntter; -reit, Laxe, migratory law (abo
liahed of late); -rinne, — ribre, /. drain-pipe
(vid. ttbfluf , 3.); —fdjleuf e,/. Bsib. &c col
vert, cf. Sdilenfe - — ftetn, m. 1. »id. 5Cb»
jie^fteinj 2. «ink-«tone; — nebr, n. wute-
weir; — jabi, /. Arith. minnend; — lieget, m.
draining-tile.
Ib'jupfen, (to.) v. a. to plnck, to pnll oft*.
Wjttiad'en, (u>.) v. a. 1. vid. Xb*,»icten* 2
(einem <St»a8) to iqueeze ont of, to extort
(from).
Witterten, (to.) v. n. vid. "Äbjieten.
"Jb'jmitfen, (to.) v. a. to nip off, pinch off.
Wjtoingen, (str.) v. a. ( einem Stttae) to
extort, to wring, wiest, to fbree (ont from)
cf. Xbn$t(igen.
tSb'gnimen, (u>.) v. a. to wind off (ai thread)
*XcScll t («>.)/• Bot-*, acacia; e<bte — , gnm-
tree ; amerifanif d) e — , locn«t ; baumartige ■
wild tamarind; farnefifd)c — , sweetnteented
acacia, aponge-tree; mitte — , Virginian aca-
cia, falae acacia ot locnit tree.
• Xcabcmie', (to.) /. vid. Xfabemie.
• Xc'ajOU [pron. —rhu], comp, —bäum, m.
vid. eicptantenlaucbaum* -nuf, /. vid.
eiepbantenlau*.
•TCccenf, (ttr.y m. accent, tone; ber febarfe
— , acute accent; ber tiefe — , grave accent;
bot — betrefft»«, accentaal; a-Icä, adj. aa-
acceated; "fcccntut'rcn, (w.) v. a. to accent,
accentnate; X-ttirmtg, (vi.)/, accentuation.
• Vcctpt', (ttr.') m. Com. rid. Xmtatync? mit
— oerfc^cn, to provide with acceptancc ; gum
— gefanbt, being out for acceptancc; — gt»
fibdfte, vid. 3ftteptationsgcf<bäfte.
* Xcceptanf , (io.) m. vid. ÜCnnebmcr.
*2Cctcptatiön', (to.)/. wd. Xnnabmc > Com-s.
Jt-Sblanfo, n. blank credit; 2f-8bud>, w.
billa payable (or bills receivable) book;
2Uercbit, m. credit in blank; X-«gcfd)äftr,
pi.(oncovered)aceeptancea; 3C-S;cit,/. tiae
or term of aeeeptation. [Xnnebma.
*2Cceepri'ren, (to.) v. a. particul. Vom. vid.
♦ Xcccpti'nmg, (to.)/. vid. Xnnabmc.
«XctefV. (str.) m. acceu, admittance.
# 3CCCcf ftff, (to.) m. an unpaid aiaistant (an ex-
peetant for preferment) in a pnblic Office.
• Xccef'ftt, (*tr.) n. aecond best premiem.
•Xc'cibcn», (tomeüme* Xeeibens', pi.XcdbeJr'»
}ien) n. perqniiite, pl. emolnmenta; — arbeit,
/. Print. perqnisite*. [exdaablc
*TfcäS'bär, adj. iiable to the doty of exetae.
♦Xcci'fe [pron. äktse'ze], (w.)/. 1. excise:
2. vid. — (labe » — ntbmcn, auflegen, to exciae
to levy exciie (npon); unter— bcrfd)Iup, ander
bond; — amt,n„ — fammer, /. (as in Krane«),
conrt of aids; —beamtete, — bebtente, or —»f.
ffeiant, m. exciie officer; — cinnebmer, m.
exciieman ; — ftubc, /. excise-offiee ; — gettti,
m. excise-bill, pennit
*3fccommobt'ren, (to.) v. a. to accommodale,
to fit or dreu op ; to render (injnred goods)
marketable or merchan table; accommoctlte
SBoHe, bard-wool.
♦ Xccorb', (itr.) m. l.Mui. chord, aecord, 2.
a) Min. tut bargain; 6) Com.bc. «ettlemeat.
agreement, compoiition; im— , by (the) Job.
♦ Xcccrtyrcn, (w.) v. I. ». Com. kc. to agree
(aber, on), to Compound (wegen, for); 1!.
a. to examine (aecoonts). _
*5tccoud)cur', {Fr., pron. «iufdjoV] («tr.) m.
vid. @cburt»be(fer, w.
«Xccrebitt'rcn, (w.)v.a. l.vid. {Beglaubigen i
2. Com. to open a credit in (any one'a) fa-
vour (bei, with one).
«XccrcbttlÖ', (ttr.) n. Com. letter of credit
*Xcerod)i'ren [Fr., pron. äeroshs'ren] , (to.)
v. n. Com. to be at a itand.
• Xecufatitr', (str.'ym.Cram. accasative(caee).
Xd),tntah!oh!0! als»! helghho! — CSott!
— $immel! ah me! dearl heaven«! —
ja! ye* indeed!
*TU)St!, *. L (ttr.) m. agate; ber bunte—,
moeba-atone; ber UIänbifd)c — , ohaidian ;
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breccfe, /. eid. Srümmeracbatj — fruerftein,
m. agaty flint; — jaipiS, m. jaspagate, agate
XajUttn, adj. agaty, agate. [juper.
TCeVel, (*>.) /• 1- »«d. »lutegel i 2. t»'d. ©rönne,
*id)T0mat'if4/ «(/• ■"»/• acbromatic.
TCdyfe, (io.) /. 1 . Math. kc. axis ; 2. axle, azle
tree; 3. Mech. arbor, verfiele, spindle; (er
— , Com. by land-carriage; aufbet— , by
laod; et»Q« jur — fortfcbafftn, to transport
by land-carriage.
Xd/fel, *. I. (w.) /. ahonlder; mit ben Ä-n jufc
ften, to ahrug(coatract or draw op the shoul-
dera), to give a ahnig; über bie — anfeben,
to look with coDtempt upon . . . , to cot (oae);
n. comp. Anat. tc. axillary; —aber, /. axil-
lary vein; — banb, n. (sboulder-)strap, cf.
— qttajiei — bein, n. Anat. Shoulder -blade;
shoolder-bone; — blumen, pl. Bot. axillary
flowera; — brüfe,/. Anat. axillary gland; —
ffaf, m. , — ftfttt, n. saoulder-piece (of aabirt) ;
—grübe, /. Anat arm-pit, arm-hole (Lat,
axiUd) ; — bemb, n. ahift (with aome peaaant
women) witaont eleeves; — bfible, /. Anat
axillary cavity; — QBttjre, /. shoulder-knot,
epaulet; — ranle, /. Bot axillary elaaper or
tendril; — fcbtöge, pLvid. — banbj — finure,
pl. shoalder-painta, (traps; — ftänbtg, Bot.
axillary ; —fruit, n. Sew. gusaet ; — träger, m.
fig. triramer, time-server, double -dealer,
equivocator, bypocrite; —tragerei', /. time-
aerring.daplicity, doable-dealing, hypocriay;
— tragerifd), adj. time-aerving, doable-deal-
ing, ambidextrous; — tTObbel, /. vid. —
quaftej — Jude«, n. ahnig, shrngging (vid.
above).
XdrT«i>, comp, ~-bled), n. vid. — ftbitnej —
bücbfe, /. axle-box; — fdrraig, adj. axiform;
— ftigung, /. Anat. trocfaoidea; — fttttrr, n.
axle-bed; —gelb, n. wheelage; —sage!, m.
axle-pia, Unch-pin ; — riegef, m. croaa-timber ;
—ring, m. axle-ring; — fdjeibe, — fcbient, /.
cloat (of the axle-tree) ; — fdjraube, /. axle-
nnt; — (bsf, m. axle-waaher.
Xd/f ra, (to.) ü. a. to provide with alles.
JCä)t, mtm. adj. (*#. [«>./.)) eight; — Sage,
a aennight; in — Zagen, in * week, in eigbt
daya; beute aber — Zage, thia day (a) aen-
night or (a) week (to come) ; bente oor —
Zagen, thia day (a) aennight or (a) week
WO; }nr3abl— gebörig, oetonary;-o.ngig,
adj. oetonoeolar; — eigner, n*. aSwiaa coin
of eight batzea; — beinig, adj. eigbt-legged ;
— (Wunien)6ldrterig, adj. oetopetalon»; —
btöfct, m. Com. a »ort of coarae eloth ; — ed>,
•» oetagoo; — edlig, adj. oetagwal, oetan-
gnlar ;— fad), —faltig, adj. elghtfold, octnple ;
— fieberig, adj. Bot. oetoloealar; — ftngerig,
adj. octodactylous; — find), n. vid. —feit)
— füpig, adj. 1. eight-footed; 2. meaanriog
eight feet; — jibrig, adj. 1. of eigbt yeara,
eight yeara old; 2. lasting eight yeara, octen-
nial; — jibrltd), adj. happeniog every eighth
year, octennial; —{antig, adj. baring eight
edges; —Mang, m. Mus. oetave; —min«
n(er)ig,odj. Bot. oetander, oetandrian.octan-
drons; —monatig, adj. lasting eight montha;
— monatlitt, adj. k ado. every eight mootbs;
—pfenniger, m. piece of eigbtpence; — pfün»
ber, m. Gun. eigbt-pounder; — pffinbig, adj.
of eight poonda; ein — Steolenftüct, n. a piece
of eigbt, a Spanisb doilar; — faulig, adj.
octostyle; —fett, n. Geom. oetahedron; —
feitig, adj. octabedral; — fpolrtg, adj. Bot.
octoSd; — fpinnig, adj. with eight horaes;
— ftrablig, adj. eight-rayed, octoradiated;
— ftünbig, adj. lasting eight honra; — ftünb=
lid), adj. & adv. every eighth hour; — ftunb»
ner, m. Min. one that works eigbt hour»
a day; — fQlbig, adj. Gram, octosyllable ;
—tagig, adj. of eight days; — täglich, adj. k
ado. every sennight; — tyCil, n. vid. Ttcbttl;
— tbeiltg, adj. of eight parts, Bot. octofid;
— »eib(er)ig, adj. Bot. octogynon»; —»ins
feiig, adj. octangolar; — m6d)entUd), adj.
every eigbt weeka; — jetbnig, adj. octoden-
tate; — {eilig, adj. consisting of eight lines;
—jenig, vid. —fieberig.
TU)t, («".)/. care, attention, heed, watch; —
geben, babtn, to pay attention, to give heed,
to be on the watch, to atteod (auf, to); —
geben anf ..., to watch, to mark, to miad,
to heed; auf 3emanb genau — geben, to eye
one, to look oharp upoa one; aus ber — lafs
fen, to lose sight of, to forget, neglect; 6t»
n>a» in — nehmen, to take care of, to look
after or to, to be mindfol of; fid) in — neb»
men, to be cautioua, careful, to take care,
to be or stand on (npon) one's gnard (oor,
againat; to beware of ...); b«b' — ! nimm
bid) in— 1 have a care! mind! beware I
"Kitt, (w.) /. Jmw, outlawry, ban, proscription ;
in bie — berfaKen, to become an ontlaw ; in
bic — erAaren, tbun, to oatlaw, to ban, to
proaeribe; »on ber — befreien, to inlaw, to
reclaim one'a outlawry; TC-brief, m. letterof
proscription; %-8erflärung, /. aet of out-
lawry, proscription.
idjt, vid. 6n)t.
2Cd)fbSr, I. adj. respectable, honourable, ere-
ditabie;H. X-fett,/. dignity, respeetability.
TU>'tt, I. adj. * t. (m.,/., R.) the eighth; ,uui
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half;«. «.(».)/. eight.
7td/tcl,(ftr.)n. 1. eightb.elghth part; 1. Mus.
o) octave; b) vid. — notej —form, — grofe,
/. octavo «ize; — IttiS, m. octant; Muts,
—nett, f. quaver; — poufe, /. qoaver-rest;
— JoH, m. eighth'part of an loch.
Xd/teln, (»•) <>• «• *» divide into etgbt parta
listen, (io.) v. I. a. 1. to take for, think,
deem, coniider, to connt; 2. to regard : a) to
retpect, eiteem, »alne; 6) to attend to, to
raind.care for; tlid)t— , to disregard,to take
do beed or to be mindieta of, to «et (or hold)
at nought, to make »ltght of ; IL reft. to ob-
eenre, pay regard to, obey; monad) ft<b ju— ,
which tt to be obierred; m. n. — auf or
ir«'Wi tt« Gen. vid. a. 2. 6).
Äd/ten, (w.) «. a. to ootlaw, proteribe, bau.
Xd/tenS, ado. elghtbly, in tbe eightb place.
Xd/ten»roertb, Xd/tent-martig, ad;, «id. Xd)»
tungswertb.
Xd/ter, I. ». (*tr.) m. » thing contiitiag of
eight parte, a uaall lilrer coin of elgbt
fenninga; II. prep. t adv. 1. L. G. after,
bebind ; 2. Mar. aft, abaft ; — tut, f., — lofHg,
jc. vid. $intrrebbc, $interufHg, ic.
£(b'tcr, (io.) m. proscriber.
Xeb'tertci, ad;', of eigbt »ort«, elgbtfold.
Xibfbett, (w.) /., «id. Sdjtbett. [negllgent.
Xtfit/GW. adj. inattentive, nnmindful, careleaa,
TttfWittit, (io.) f. inatteotion, unmind
folneaa, careleaaneas, negligence.
Xd)ffatn, I. adj. attentive, carefol, beedfal,
jnindfol (anf, of) ; n. X-Mt,/. attention, ad-
Tertence (o«f, to), carefoloeaa, mindfnloeii,
heedfolneas (of).
Xd/timg, ,. I. («,.) /. 1. attention; -I M«. at-
tention ! — geben, vid. Xd>t geben i 2. eiteem,
regard, respect, rererence, consideration,
deference; concern; an* — für ..., in de-
ference (or retpect) to . . . ; — baben DOr . . . ,
vid. Xiiten, a.; feine — bejetgen or eroeifen,
to pay one'a reapeeta (to) ; — btgtrt, to enter-
taio a regard (cor, towarda); — »erfd)affen
(bem ®efebc), to Tlndicate (tbe law); II.
comp. — etnflof enb, — gebietenb, impoaing ;
X-*bejrfgung, /. tribote of reipect; a-4lo8
bebanbeln, to treat with aeglect; o-»»oD,
reapectfnl, regardfol ; a-etvibrig, diareapect-
fnl; o-Smertb, a-tnnrbig, reipectable, eati
mable, honourable.
Xd/tung, (io.)/. actofproacriblng, proacrip-
tion.
Xibt'jebn, adj. eigbteen.
Xdjr'jtfcncr, (*tr.) m. a penoo or thing to
■which tbe nomber eigbteen ia attached.
Xdjt'jtbnte, adj. & '■ (nu, /., n.) eigkteenth ;
a-nl, ade. in the eighteenth place.
Xdjt'sig, adj. eigbty, fonr score.
Xnjt'iiger, (str.) m. 1. member of a Company
of eigbty; 2. octogenarian, octogenary; 3.
what waa grown, had been made or had itt
origin in 1780 (aa wioe, b.c.).
Xcbt'jigjdbrig , adj. eighty yeara old, foor-
acore; ble a-e $erfon, octogenary.
Xdit'jlgfte, adj. (A «.) eightieth.
Xdjt'jtgftel, (#rr.) n. eightieth part. [aigbs.
■Ätb'jen, (w.) v. n. to groan, to heave heary
XdVelef, (io.) /. Bot cniyer-key, colombine.
XÜttbSx, adj. arable, tiilable.
XdFtr, 1 s. (str., pl. TS.il er) m. 1. groond fcr
cnltivation, field; ein estfitf — , a apot of
groond ; 2. acre (of land) ; ben — beftcKrn, to
tili the gronnd; II. comp. — bau, m. tillage,
forming, hoabandry, agricultore; — baaccm»
miffion, /. board of agricnltore; —bann,
m. haibandman, farmer; — bangefeüfibaft,/.
agrieol toral aoeiety ;— bttafunoe,/. tbe theory
of agricnltore, agrieol turitm; — battfunbig,
adj. agricnltaral; — oantunbige, m, agrical-
tariat;— baStreibenb,agricnltoral,raral (opp.
manafactoring [diatricU, *c]); —beere,/.
vid. {Brombeere* — beet, n. a piece of groaad
between two forrowa, land, ridge; — bobne,
/. vid, ©aubobnej — bürget, m. inhabitant
ofatown,wbopractlaei agricultore;— bifttl,
/. Bot. common thiatle; — boppen, /. JOy.
valonla; — broffel, /. Orn. roae-coloured
thrnahj — c&rmpwt«, m. Bot. germander-
apeedwell; chickweed; — erbfe, /. Bot. wild
pea; —erbe, /. oid. ©ammerbej —fett, t>."
arable field; — frobne, /., — frobnoienft, m.
Law, aervice done in aoecage; Ägr-s. —
fnribe,/. furrow ; — golle,/. a marahy or aandy
part in otherwiae good aoil, • aloogh ; — gonl,
m. farm-hone; —gelb, n. 1. land-rent; 2. vid.
—lohn» — gerStb, — gefibtrt, n. ploogfaiog
toola, fanning ntenaila, faming or agricul-
toral implement«; — gerid)t, n. coort of agri-
cnltore; — gefet, n. agrarian law; — bof, m.
farm, farm-hooae; — ^ubn, n. trid. Stebbubn;
—Junge, m. ploogh boy; Bot-«. — famUU,/-
vid. gelb tamille $ —Nee, m. 1 . bare'e-foot tre-
foil; 2. vid. eübelflee; -Wette, /. prickly
partoip;— tneibt, m. plongnmaa, Und ;— fobl,
m. vid. {RainfobU -frobe, /. Orn. roak;
—fronte,/, moold, vid. grnibteüiej — lonb,
n. arable land, plough land; fd)»arj** —
lonb, wood land; — lotttd), m. Bot corn-
salUd; — lerd)e, /. Orn. field lark; -lohn,
m. money paid for plooghing; — mann, m.
l.vid.-4maxati% Bot,vid.St<üX»MMi Bot-*.
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-U»hn, m. com poppy ; — min je, /. calamint,
coro mint; — pfert), n. farm- horte; Bot-*.
— platterbfe, /. yellow vetch ; — rofe , /. otd,
$cß>rofe{ — fölat, m. coro aallad, lamb'a let-
tuce;— fenf, m. eharlock, wildmuatard; —
' fttttB,ai. London pride,colic wort ;X-*niann,
m. (pt X-*fente) plougher, huabandman, till-
• er; — (parael, — fperflrl, m. Bot. aparry,
piaey ; — freaer, /. land tax ; — »alje, /. land
rotier; — »eg. m. fleld-way ; — »efen, n. agri-
caltare; — «Ulbe, /. Bot. cora bind; — jeit,
/. ploogh-ieaaon; — |eug., ». vid. — fleritbj
-iitt», m. land-rent.
Xcrern, (w.) o. a, to plosgh, to tili.
»Xcquif, [Fr.,pron. äks*] n. 1. Com. receipt;
per — / reeeived paymeat, paid ; 2. Bill lead;
— geben, to (take the) lead.
•Xtqtttttmn, (w.) v. a. Com. 1. to acquit, dia-
charge,dearaccoont*; 2.topay,todiacharge
*Xct, (ttr.) m. act [or anawer (a bill),
• KCtt, (*>.)/. act, deed, bill; pJ. public pa
per*, reporta, record, (X-n|Wcfe) official do-
coatenta, (judidai) acta, deeds, roll«; }U ben
X-H legen, to »nbjoln to the acta; X-nfa6Circl,
b. roll of proeeedingt (at law), regiater ; X-n«
tammtt, f. offlee of the roll«.
»Xt'rie", (w>.) /. Com. ahare; pi. fnnd* (in
aharea), atocln; 3nbaber »cn X-n, »W. X-n*
tnbttberj nnfidjere X-n, fancy-*tock»; X-n
beßten, to hold ihares; mit X-n nnibern, to
atock-job.
*WtBÜx*,eomp. — abfd)nitt, m. conpon to the
pablic atocka, cut, (dividend) Warrant; —
bunt, /. joiBt-etock-bank; — bantoefen, n,
joint-atock-banking ; — befl$, m. fund-hold
ing, ahare-holding; — brfi v cr, m. vid. —ins
k b aber j — «lipon, m. tn'tf. — abfdjnttti — fonb,
m. Joiat-atock; — gefeu°fö>aft, /. joint-atock
Company, aoeiety of actlonariea; — (anbei,
m. btuineu in the atock-exchange, col. itock
jobbtng; — b&nbler, m. actionary, dealer in
atocka, cot. itock-jobber ;— fhbobtr, m. actio
nary, stoek-holder, ihare-holder; — mJKer,
m. atock-broker; —reitet, m. cot. oirf. — fpits
IcTJ — fibarillbel, m. mania of stock -jobbiug;
— fpemlation, /. itock-adventnre; — fpiel, n.
atoek-jobbing (tranaactiona), atock-jobbery,
coL fnud-bubblea; — fpieler, m. atock-adven-
tarer, atoek-jobber (o»d. Bear & Bull Vol.t).
»XetloniY, (ttr.) m. atock-holder, ahare-bold-
er, actionary. [ment.
* Xettont'rcn, (w.) v. a. Law, to ane for pay-
*TfcttO / , I. adj. 1. actlve; 2. effective; o-c
$onR, wtd. «. ; — banbcl, m. actlve commerce ;
export -trade; — fdjulben (or XetÜ»), pt. ac-
tive or oatatandiag debta; — snb f>affl»<
f (halben, pt aaaeta and debta, debta aetive
and paiaive, debta dne and owing; IL t.
(ttr.) n. Gram, actlve voiee.
aXtti'Dum, (Hr., pl. Xtti'oc) n. 1. Gram.
actlve; 2. pl. actiye property, aaaeta, vid.
Xctü>fa)ulbcn.
* XctUttV, («er.), Xctnifriu«, m. actuary, clerk.
»Xrtn», (pl. Xctoe) m. public act
X'bam, m. Adam (P. !V.) ; X-*apfeI, m. Bot. 1 .
Adam'a-apple; 2. oid. ftarabicSopfel} 3. or
X-Ibi^, m. vulg. (the prominent part of the
foroat) Adam'* apple, Adam'* bit; X-8fe(flt,
/. Bot. plantain tree.
Xbomonf , (w.) m. + k * vid. Diamant.
«XbanfoW, (to.)/. Bot. aourgoard, mon-
key'a-bread. [jiblen.
»Xbbi'ten, (to.) v. a. Arith. vid. jtafammnt*
*Xbbiti3n', (tt.) /. Arith. additioo.
• Xbbreffc, vid. Xbre|fe.
Xbe y , adv. k*. n.* adieu.
X'bel, s. I. (str.) m. 1. o) nobility ; optimaey;
peerage; b« nitbeK — , gentry; 6) noble-
neu, dUtinction by birth; V-fig. nobility
(of *oul), uobleneu, dignlty (of mind), ho-
nourablenesi, magnanimity ; ber — bei Wen'
fd)en, human excellence; II. comp. — fifd),
m. Ich. lavaret (a speciea of trout); a-tbm*
Kä), a-'tbcrrfi&aftlid), adj. arutocratic(al),-
X-«b«rfd)ttft, /. ari»tocracy; X-»brief, m.
charter, patent of nobility; X-fleytcon, X-<<
(ftamm)bud), n. nobilinry; — ftanb,m. nobi-
lity; in ben — flanb erbeben, vid. Xbeln j —
ftol}, *. k adj. vid. Xbnrnftol}.
X'belbert, m. Ethelbert (P. A.). [N.>
Xbfie, Xbeli'ne,/. Adela, Adelina, Adeline(P.
X'belbeib,/. Adelaide (J°. N.).
X'brtig, adj. noble, of noble extraction; X-t,
.i. 1 . m. noble, noblcman ; patrieian; grandee :
2. /. a lady of noble birth.
X'beln, (w.) v. a. to ennoble: 1. to raiae to
nobility, to make noble; 2. fig. to dignlfy,
«Xbept', (vi.) m. alehymiat, adept. [exalt.
X'ber, t. I. (vi.) f. 1. Anat. (also Min., fig.
kc.) vein; 2. courae (of metal in a mine, of
water in the earth), load, Geul. dike; 3. a
(treak or wäre of differeut colour (in wood,
kc [grain], in marble or other stonea [clood,
&c.]);bnrd) Bteinmaffen nnterbrodjene X-n,
traniient load*; bie golbne— , Anat. hemor-
rhoidal vein; Sment bie— fdjlagen or offnen,
jur — laffen, to bleed or blood a peraon, to
let one blood; id) t)d)t ftnr) — gelaft*, I
have let blood; U. comp. Anat. k Surg-i.
— befdjwibnng, /. anglography, pblebogra-
phy; — binbe, /. bandage to He up a vein;
— brofl), m. phleborrhage; — gefledjt, n. vaa-
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swelllng of a vein, tnmor; 2. vid. — tnottni
— biutd)rn, n. ehorion; — fnoten, — fr»pf, m.
•wollen veln.varlx; — lof, m. lettingofblood,
Meedmg, phlebotomy, veneaection; — lop»
bduftbdjen, n. blood-letting compren; — lojl:
bttfen, n. bleeding-baai«; — lofbinbc, /.
(blood-letting) bandage; — löprifen, lt. «et.
fleam, lancet; — laftunfl, /. phlebotomy ; —
laflancrtte, /. — laffcbnepper, m. 1. Sarg,
bleeding-lancet, human lancet; l.vet. fleam;
— (of}eug,n. bleediag-ioatrument*, bleeding
eaae; — lehre, /. angiology; — peefl*, /. toor
niqnet; — reiü), adj. fall of veinc; — fiblag,
m. 1. JWed. pulte, pnlnation; 2. Surg. (— 5ffs
nnng) veneaection; — roaffer, n. Anal, the
lymph mixed with the blood.
S%erd)eri, (str.) n. (dim. o/Xber) little vein.
TPberig, S'bertg, adj. veiny, veined.
Jfbern, Stern, (v.)v.a. to vein, to grain,
clond, mark with vein*.
*3Cbjectn>', (str.) n. Gram, adjeetive. [junet.
*Xt)jltncf, (io) m. ataiatant, Substitute, ad-
* Xbjufli'ren, (u>.) v. a. vid. Steffen, *c
*3fbjutanf,(u>.)m. Mit. adj u tan t, aid-de-camp,
«Vier, *. I. (str.) m. Orn. (Her. kc.) eagle ;
Der brounfable — , fawn-killer, einereona or
whitetailed eagle; II. comp. — dbnlid), arfj.
aqniline; —äugig, od), eagle-eyed, eagle-
•ighted; — Monte, /• u«d. Tttfclrf} — eulc, /.
Orn. eagle-owl, great horn-owl ; — fönen, m.
Bot.vid. Saumforrenj — geirr, m. vid. SSeip
fopfj — nofe, /. aquiline noae, booked noae;
— ftein, ffl. Min. eagle-stooc, aetitea; — »etbs
d)rn, n. eagleta.
Xblig, adj. vid. Xbtlig.
* Xbminiftra'tor, ra. adminiatrator, trnatee.
* TfbralräT, I. *. (str., pL »mira'lc AXbrnirWe)
m. Mar. (Conch. kc.) admiral; IL comp. —
fdjttft, /. admiralahip; — fö)aft mad)en, Mar.
to call in Company with other ahips ;— (S)f(btff,
«., TC-Cgoleere, /. admiral, admiral-galley,
admiralahip; X-Srutb, m. admiralty; X-«s
rcürte, /. admiralahip. I
* TfbmtTttlitlf, (w.) /. admiralty; navy office;
■JC-egerftbt, n. admiralty-conrt, board or
eoort of admiralty.
VbOlf. Tfbolpb, m. Adolplina (P. A'.).
* aWni», m. Cr. Afytfc. Adon»(P. A'.);-rJfc,
/. (— r&cben, n. dün.) Bol. pheaaant'a eye,
* Xboptfren, (no.) ». o. to adopt. [bird's eye.
* Xbopti»', ad)', adopted, adoptive.
* Ibreffat 1 , (to.) m, the perton addreaaed.
«Xbrcf*«, comp. ~b««b, n. Com., tc. band
book, (or — f olenbtr, m.) directory, coJ. red-
book; —burtoll, tu register-office ; — <omp<
toir, n. office of intelligence or addreaa; ad-
vertitiag- office; —forte, /• addreaa-card;
Com-«. — iettel, m. labet, ticket, docket.
♦ Hbref'fe, (vi.) f. I. a) direction (of aletter) ;
aaperacriptiou ; addreaa ; b) cj. Xtrefsjettel f
2. Com. firm ; - auf ben KotbfoII, address
in caae of need; an bie — , per — , (to the)
care of . . . ; her ©rief ift nie an feine — gr»
langt, the letter ha» never reacbed ita de-
atination.
♦Xbreffi'ren, (ip.) v. a. to direct, to addreaa,
auperacribe; @ncn an Sknunb — , to recom-
mend one to another.
Xbriafifd), adj. Geog. Adriatic. [manner.
*2fbritrn'ro,(/t.) odo.Com. directly, in a direct
* TCbbent*, *. I. (str.) m. Ecc. adveat ; IL comp.
X-{M>gel, m. Orn. ember-diver, ember-gooae-,
X-ajtit, /. adveat-aeaaon.
*"X»ottV,(str.) Xboertiinm,». Gram, adverb.
♦^fboerbitt'Iifd), adj. adverbial (ada. — ly).
*5(bct8', (str.) n. ad vice, notice, vid. Xoi*.
«XbDOcif, s. I. (tc.) m. adrocate, pleader,
lawyer, couoael, coun«el(l)or; barriater at
law ; defender, attorney ; IL comp. X-enge>
bfibren, pU iawyer'a fee; X-tnMff, 5t-en»
ftreid), m. Iawyer'a trick. [advocaey.
* IbOOCOtür', (v)f. advocation,advocateahip ;
*3ffto«, comp. — bnna'mit, /. Rtys. aerody-
namica; — gräpb', (u>.) m. aerograpber; —
gropbie', /. aerography ; — Htb', (u>.) m. Mtl.
aerolite ; — 15g', (w.) m. aerologer ; — logie*, /.
Met. aerology ; — mr'ter, (str.) n. J%y. aero-
meter; — «ettie', /. Pky. aerometry ; — nanf,
(w.)m.aeronant,oid.guft|fl)iffrtj— nan'tit,/.
aeronantica; — nan'tifd), adj. aerooaatic(al ) ;
— flaf , (w.) m. air-balloon, aeroatat ; — ftaf if ,
/. aeroatatica; — ftafifd), adj. aeroatatlcal.
Xffe, (ic.)m. 1. ZooL moolcey, ape; bieTCffen,
vid. 7C-ngcfd>k(btj 2. fig. jack-an-apea.
Xffen«, comp. —Ort, /. 1. breed of monkeya;
2. habit of monkeys; —artig, — baft, — «apig
(iffifd)), adj. mookey-like, apish{ — (brob)s
bovin, vid. Kbonfoniej — fraje, /., -- gtfi<bf,
n. ape'a face; — geftt)lt(bt, n. Zooi. qnadra-
maaa (pL); —liebe, /. blind partiality (eape-
cially of parenta for their cbildren), dotage;
—nofe,/. Hat noae; — naftg, adj. flat-noaed;
— fd)»anj, m. 1. tail of a monkey; 2. fig. a
droll or affected peraen; — fpiel, —werf, »«.
apiahness, npish tricka; foolery; — fpntng,
m. gambol; — (lein, m. Not. monkey biezaar;
— »etbdjen, n. female of the monkey, abe-
monkey, abe-ape.
tff'ebcn, (str.) n. (dim. ofXfft) ütUe moa-
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«tXfecf , (atr.) m. paaafon, alfection ; obne — ,
animpaisiooed. [valoe.
»XffectiöRt'ptti*/ (jfr.) m. Colt), imaginär)
♦ Xfjeettrt', «Ü. concelted; affected, »ade np,
cf. <9e|iert j bat a-c SBefcn, caaceitedaea*.
Äffen, (ic.) r. o. to nuüce m fool of, to raock.
ifetvl, («.)/• »• »P>»g; 2. mockery.
Xf fbm, (».) /. wo*. Xffaweibdjen.
Xfßa), «6. vid. Xffenarttg. [eider.
XfPbolber, (<fr.) m. Bot. gadder-roee, water-
•Xflboilf«, comp. Bot-«, -inte,/. 1. yellow
day-lily or Uly daftodil; 9. aaphodd-lily ; -
Bor»/ /. daffodil.
X'frire, n. C»ar. Africa; X-ner, (rfr.) m., X-
nerta, (it.) /. X-nifd), a<ö'. African.
Xftcr, L i. (*fr.) m. 1. Anat. anu; 2. coi.
backaide, battocki; II. prep. tn comp. 1. af-
ter, heiiind; 3. a) eunilar, approaching to;
«&) inferior ; c) not genaine ; Not. i.e. pieado
baatard ; HI. comp. — abaoea t, m. vulg. back-
' attorney; — ufera, m. Bot. baatard or falae
ayomore ; — (Htm, f. Ent. naked bee ; — «rjt,
m, qoacfc, charlatan; — btabe, /. Surg. T-
bandage; — Mitti)tn, n. Bot. atipnla ; — btat»
fluf , m. Med. bemorrboida ; — bremfe, /. Ent.
gadäy; — bfirte, /. cid. — geburtj —bürge,
m. Loro, «econd bail; —bann, m. vid. 2Xafl»
bann; — -bolbe, /. Bot. cyma, tnft, apront;
— botttnnragenb, — Kolbenförmig, — boftig,
od/. Bot. cyraoae; — cinfefevng, /. £aw, en-
teil—erbe, m. Law, auhatitate heir; — falte,
i». t»d. KenntöMer J — ftoffe, /. Zeh. anal 8n ;
— flfigcl, m. On». baatard wiag; — füSe, pf.
Ent. prolega, apnrioua lega; — atbtttt, /.
Med. after-birtU, aeoondine; — fegcl, m.
6eom.coaoid;— finb, ». i<nc, l.poataamoua
ehild; 2. baatard; —{lauen, pi. 1. dewelawa,
gnarda; 2. ergota; —tollen, p(. cindera,
anall eoala, doat of coala; — ffinig, m. pre-
teaded kiog, pretender ; — jforn, n. Bot. light
coro; — irittfrr, m. vrauld-be critic; — fUflei,
/. Geom. apberoid; —lebet, n. Shoe-m. 1.
cfcipa of leatber ; 2. beel-piece inaide ; Lam-t.
— Ie$n, n. meane tenore, meane lief, arriere-
fee; —lebnS&err, m. meane-lord, va(l)vaaor
— (ee)ii$ntann, -febnaträger, m. under-feoda-
tory, arriere-(or rear-)vaaaal , tenaat-para-
vail, nnder-tenaat; — Iebn«pfli<btig, adj. pa-
ravadl ; — Ubn*Dtrfc<ni£, n. aubiufeadntion ;
— mebl, n. mill-dnat, eoarae fleur, poUarda;
-Wt$e,/.»«cond-handhire;— mietbsmann,
m. after-(or ander-) tenant; — ttoofe, pt.
algs, aea-veeda; — padjt, m. Lote, ander-
tumcj ; — pao>ter, — pädjter, m. under-farm-
er, aader-tenant; in — paajt geben, an einen
—pidjter »ctpadjten, to oaderlet, fablet; —
papft, m. anti-pope, pretended pope; — cebe,
/. alander, backbiting; — reboi, v. n. (von)
einem, to alander, backbite, calamniate;
— rtnte, /. onder-rent ; — fd>Ifta, vid. XbrOBm,
2. 6); — fdjörl, m. Min. thuraer-atone; —
fpradje,/. calamny ; —(lein, m. paate ; —(lud",
n. Sad. cantle, back part of a »addle ; — topaS,
m. Min. Bohemiaa brown topaa; — pafaD,
m. vid. XftcrlebnSntann; — pernuetycr, —per«
paibter, m. aaderletter, eublctter; — ecrbör,
n. LaiBi mock-trial; — maljc,/. Geom. eylia-
droid; — »eife, m. philoaophaater, aophiat;
— ipcie^ett//. over-wiaeneaa;— mit,/, impr.
vid. Ka<b»elt j — »e*pe,/. vid. äBaflartrocspe j
— »ült), m. Mar. wind in tbe back (or from
abaft); — jinS, m. Compound intereat.
Xga'ifd), adj. Geog. A^geao.
XgSf, vid. Ttfat.
Xga'tbe, /. Agatha (i>. N.).
*3fga'oe,/. Bot. agave, tbe great aloe.
X'ge, (w.) /■ vid. ®ronnt.
Xg'elei, vid. Zitlti.
♦ Xgen'be, /• 1. CA. agenda, prayer-book; 2.
Com. miaute-book, table-book, tablea.
*Xgenf, (u>.) m. agent; Com. Äc. (hooae-)
agent, factor, conaignee; leger; Mar. agent-
victualer; ber gebeime — , emiaaary; 7C-cn<
gebühren, pt. commiaaion-feea, factoragc.
♦ Xgenf fa)aft, (w.) Xgentar', (ie.)/. agenuhip,
agency.
♦ Sgfbe, (w.)/. 1. AfytA. asgia; l.fig. «hei-
ter, protection.
*3£'gü), [Zt.; pron. ä'zbio] n. Com», ci-
change; agio; mit bofton — in 6onr« fein, to
be cnrrently aaleable at a high preraium;
—conto, n. agio aecoant.
■2Cgiota'ge, [iahjötä'zhe] /. atock-jobbing;
naury. [oaarer.
•Xgiotear', [-tit 7 ] (str.) m. ttock-jobber;
*Kgioti'ren, (in.) v. a. toetock-job; to prac-
tiae naury.
Xgtei, vid. Xititi. [aide, agnate.
*Xgnät',(w>.)m. Law, relation on the father'a
♦Xgrapfe, (w.)/. claap.
tgap'ten, n. Geog. Egypt.
SgUP'ter, Sgw'tier, (utr.) m., Xaap'tctinn,
(id.) /., Sgap'tifd), adj. Egyptian.
XI), int. ah; pooh; a(a, int. aha.
Tti)U, comp, —htm, — tirfebe, X-efcorn, *c,
«id. Xal»beere, &c
Xb'Ie, (w.)/. awl; prick, pricker; Typ. bod-
kio; a-nfjrmtg, Bot. awl-ahaped, acomi-
nated; X-n^efi, m. awl-heft; X-nmtlber, m.
awl-maker.
X^m', (w.) /. 1. awm, awme (a Datch nea-
aore for liquid«); eine balbe — , a rändlet;
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v. n. to gage (a caak); Xb'ttter, m. ganger;
2. or Tfb'ming, /. Jlfar. dranght.
5f§H, (to.) m., — &err, m. ancestor, grandsire,
progeoitor, forefather; X-cn, pi. aneestry;
abelige 3C-en, descenta; oon »ierje&n X-«n, of
foorteen desceat*; er bat bie meiften 2C-en,
he bai the oldest pedigree; — frao, /. an-
ceatreu, foremother.
Tf&n'ben, (w.) t>. I. a. to reaent, ref enge, Tiait
(with punlshment), panish ; 11. cor.for X^neit.
XbtAnng, (to.) /. 1. reieotmeot, revenge,
iyren«, comp. — ftranj, m. wreath consistlng
of earaof coro; — lefe, /. gieaaing; — lefer,
m. gleaner; —reib), a<tr. apieote; — fptje,/.
otd. (Stoimej — flOBbig, ai;. Bot. spicate,
S^ren, (to.) o. I. a. to glean; II. rtf. to ear,
to ahoot (ont) into ear».
»Vi, n. vid. gault&ier.
3Cia>«, comp, —eil«, /. ataadard-yard; — ge»
bfl&r, /. gager'i fee; — maf , n., — ft«b, m.
gage, Standard ; — ineiftrr, Xftber, m. gager,
adjnster, 4c. [(weights).
Tü'im. (to.) ». a. to gage, aize, adjost, atamp
rengeance, Visitation, pnniahmeat; 2. cor.g«2C'ts [pron. ä'-ii], n. Afujr. A sharp.
/or Ttbnung, 90.
Ab/ntln, (w.) o. n. (wftfc Dat.) to reaemble.
X j'nen, (to.) v. a., n. 4 rap. (with Dat.) to an-
ticipate,to have a presentiment of; toangor,
to forebode, to goeu, to divine; to aarmise;
— laffen, to foreibadov; btr Jtnabe lief bat
SXann — , the boy gare angary of tbe man ;
t» abaet mir, my beart forebode»; et abnet
mir md)t» ©ttteS, my miad miagirea me;
fein »efndj lift mtd) nid)t* ©ntt« -, hl. ri-
*it bodes me no good; raetna^nenberSraitm,
my dream of antieipation.
TtyntB', comp, —probe, /. proof of nobility
or gentiltty; —reibt, n. Laue, prerogative
fooaded npon anceatry; — retye, /. iine of
anceatora; — ftolj, I. m. pride of anceatry or
pedigree; II. adj. prond of anceatry.
K^n'lilb, adj. k ado. ancestral.
t&n'Hd), adj. like, resembling; agreeing, (alto
Geom.) aimilar ; nnalogon« ; — ma&en, to a*
•imilate; — »erben, to Uke alter; — fein or
fe$en ( einem, IC), to be or looklike, to
come near, to reaemble (one, 4c), to have
or beer resemblance (fig. an analogy to);
Die* fiebt fbm — , thia ia Uke bim,
Sbtt'ttiben, (to.) v. I. n. to reaemble; II. a. &
refl. to make Uke.
tbn'Udjreft, s.\. (to.)/. likeness.resemblance;
similarity, analogy, agreement; — baben mit
..., vid. $bnlia) feinj II. S-t», comp, ana-
logical (law, 4c); 2-*regel,/. analogy.
Y^'nnng, (to.)/. preaentiment , antieipation,
presage, forebodiog, misgmng; fit felbft bat»
ten feine — bonon, they tbeauelvea bad no
tospicioa of It
Vborn, (tlr.) m. Bot. maple; — jnefer,
niaple ingar; Ti-tn, adj. made of maple.
tfjfn, (to.)/. 1. ear (of coro), «pike; bie taibe
— , tare ; bie Meine — , bat ibrdjen, spikelet,
spicala; in t-n fd)ie« en, to ahoot ont into
ear»; t-n lefen, to glean, to ear; prooinc-».
2. vid. TCJenu 3. Arch. entrance-ball of •
-honse.
asTfrabentie', (to.)/. 1. a) academy; 6) antter-
aity ; e) X-m, pi. Point, Ac atndiea; 2. rl-
ding-honie; XfabeWfer, (*tr.) m. acade-
mician; Xrabt'mifo), adj. academic(al); en
öfobemifo)« Bürger, academic; OTabemiJr',
(to.) m. academiit.
Xro'jie', 4c vid. Xcacie, 4c
Weiei,/. 1. vid. Vdelei) 2. vid. «BeiWf*.
* Tut rofFitben, (ttr„ pi. Xfroff id)a) n. acroitic.
♦ Xfuffif, (u.)/. Phy. aconatica, phonica.
«Xtuffifo), adj. acooatic.
Viabaffer, ($tr.) m. Min. alabaater.
Xlabaffern, adj. 1. alabaater; 2. (as) white
aa alabaater.
Yla'nen, pi. AIani(an ancient Germuic tribe).
%'lant, (str.)m. 1. Bot. elecampane, horae-
beel; 2. Ick. chnb, cbevin; —beere, /. vid.
Sobanniebeere, fd)»arte.
«Warm', (ttr.) m. alarm, tumnlt, vid. iixmi
tat —»ort, Afü. connter-parole.
«Xlarmfren, (to.) v. a. to alarm.
VlOttir', $. I. (str.) m. Min. * Chem. alooa;
II. comp, —artig, —faltig, —ig, adj. »latni-
nou«, alomiib, alumy; Tan-«. — bti(t, —
brdbe, /. alam mordant; in bie —bette legen,
to pile (tbe hides); —gar, adj. dresaed with
or in alam (as hides, 4c); —$uttt, f. alom-
hoase; — liier, n. leatber dresaed ia alam,
alum leatber; —fieber, m. alnm-boiler; — fte«
berei, /. — nerf, n. alom-trork ; — ftein, m.
alnm-atone; — »ofler, n. aliun-water.
Xlan'nen, adj. of alam, alam.
Xlairncn, (to.) ». o. to (prepare with) alosn ;
to ateep in alom-water.
Xlba'nien, n. Geog. Albania, Albaoy.
Ubo/nier, (ttr.) Xibone'fe, (to.) m. XMwif*,
WbontUf*, adj. Albanlan.
Wbt,(w.)f. 1. Ich. bleak; 2.(or Xlbele, VT.
ber) Bor. white poplar, cf. Vbele; 3- See alb.
TCfbern, adj. silly, simple, doli; foolisfa, ab-
surd; idle-headed, brain-siek; bot a-e^eng,
nonsense.
Wbern, (10.) 0. N. to Ulk or behare ailUly.
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XPbttnbeit, («.)/. aillineu, eimpleneae; ab
nordity, feolUhnen; filly aetion, fooiery.
TCPbert, Wbrtibt, m. Albart (P. Ä).
*TCld)rnrie', (ib.) /. alchymy.
«XlCycmflte, (»•)/• «*d- ©tnott.
•XUbradfrV (w.) m. alchymiat.
%10a)emffrifd), «Ö- alchemical, alchemiatlcal
ffttctt, (rtr.) n. (dim. of Xal) a yoang eel.
Xlrxairorien, n. £eog-. Alexandria.
Xlexoubri'lirr, (rtr.) m. 1. lnbabitant of Ale-
xaadria; 2. Poet. Alexandrian, Alexandrine.
alexalt orftlifd), adj. Alexandrian,Alexandrine.
Xlflrto, TtKr, /. Allee (P. Ä).
KFfani, (.rtr.) m. 1. fooiery; nonaenae; 2. or
KFfoJlitr, a liHy, nonsenilcal fellow; Tflfan«
jerei', (».)/• »iMy» föolieh bebavionr.
IQgaVbicn, n. 6«og. Algarve.
•Ttt'gt, (w.)/. aea-weed, alga.
•Tfl'grtr«, /. MotA, algebra. [braleally,
»Xlgebra'ifd), L od;', algebralc; IL odo. alge
♦ Xlgebroifr', (».) m. algebraiat.
XFgier fjwwi. ärzhtr], (rtr.) n. £eog. Algler»
XTgierer [al'xhl-], (rtr.) m., XTgierlfib, od/,
Algeriae. [X-gcfter) n. iow, alimony,
»Xltaenfe, (w.) pJ., Xlimen'tengelb, (*rr., pi.
mXUmtntPtat, (w.) 0. o. Law, to maiatain.
19, (»fr.) m. Orn. ank, diving parrot, «coot,
marry-bird.
*Xlt9om, (*rr.) m. bed-chamber, alcove.
XU (Xlte,Xrte,XlT««)/I- ««'•(* *.)all,every,
any; alle beut, botfa of them; fte out, all of
them; MI «Um Singen, firat of all, before
all, in the fint place ; alle Seit, every body,
all the world; auf alle Seife, in every poi-
«ible way ; auf alle gälte, by all (any) meana ;
e(ne «Be Urfodje, witbont any reaion; ebne
. alle Btxmtnft, vtterly void of reaaon; mit
allet <Se»alt, forcibly; in aller eile, withali
poarible apeed; aBc3abre, every year; alle
oreiSaae, every tblrd day; alle Reben 3abre,
every aeven year« ; nid)t alle Zage, not every
day; bei aOe rem, for all tbat; all nnb jeber,
au and every, all and eandry, each and all
(of them, &c); er ft>rid)t bei all unb jcber
OebgeSyeit, be ■ peak« on every and any oc-
eaaion; II. Xlte», 1. everytbing, anything,
all: er (et — verloren, be haa loat bi> all;
er bat — »errauft, be »old off every thing;
— aufbieten, to »traln every nerve; — bei
... gelten, to be one and all with ...; et ift
TBcn — , be ia all thiog» to all men; er ift
ihnen — , be U everytbing to them; er fann
-, he ii ekilled in anything; e» ift mir —
ritt, gleiib, einerlei or reibt, it ii all oae,
the saaie or eqnal to ne, I am for anything ;
W — fa ber Seit, for aU the world; -,
nor aio)t ..., anything bot; lieber -(TCnbtrc),
ttl» „., anything rather than ; c* fommt — auf
©emobnbeit, je. an, habit, Ac ia every thing ;
VSe für einen, Com. Laie, aolldariiy; KUc
für einen nnb einer für XUc, eacb for the
other jointly aad aeparately; 111. ado. cal.
ade: no more, at an enii, all gone; ber «Sein
ift — , the wine is at an end; bal Selb ift — ,
the money 1* tpent; — maä)cn, to exhauat,
diaeipate; — nerben, to be apeut ; IV. comp.
aU» : — anerkannt, aniverully'acknowledged ;
— barmberjig, ail-merdfal; —berannt, n«to-
riom, publicly known; —bereit», ado. vid.
»ereit* j — ba, adv. $ vid. £a{ — bicncil,
+ vid. SSettj — bert, vid. Bortj — cnrfdjei«
benb, Anal; a-efammt, ado. altogether; a-t»
nege, adv. 4= in every way; every where;
alway« ; o-emeile, ado. vulg. (joit) now ; a-e«
jeit, adv. alway 1, (at) every time, ever more :
—gebet, m. all-giver; — gebietenb, all-com-
manding; — gefällig, time-serving; —gegen«
»art, /. omnipreaence, nbiqnity; —gegen«
»irrig, omnipresent; — gemad), ado. vid. —
miblig, adv.; — genugfam, ThtnL all-saffi-
cient; — gcred)t, all-jut ; alt-rlghteou; — ge<
red)te, m. the All - rigbteon« (God); — gc>
«wlt,/., —genalrig, vid. — madjt, — madjtigj
— gitteret, /. ptntheiam; —gültig, of nni-
vemal validity, deciaive in every caae; —
gut, n. Bot. good Henry ; —gütig, all-good,
ail-boontiral, all-boanteona, all-graciona,
all-kind; —gütige, m. the snpreme dlapoaer
of all good ; — beil, n. panacea, a aovereign re-
medy ; — berrfibenb, all-commandlng ; — bier,
+ -b(r'ro, ado. vid. |»ierj — jdbrlid), adj.
annaal , ado. annnally ; anniveraarily ; —
maifit, /. almightineaa, oinnipotence ; — möd)«
tig, almighty, omnipotent, all - powerful ;
— midjtigt, m. the Almighty; — ntdblig, adj.
gradual, progreaaive, adv. gradaally, by
degreea, by eaay or alow atepa, aoftly, gent-
ly; — mäblifl niebergebenb, Bot. dedined;
—matter, /. * (a!l-bearing) eartb, nature;
— febenb, all-aeeing; — febenbe, m. All-aecr;
—fettig, versatile; — fettig ermegen, fig. tho-
rooghly weighed; — fettig? fit, /. veraatilily :
— tdgig, — tiglid), adj. k ado. 1. daily, quo-
tidian, every day; 2. commonplace. Hat, tri-
vial, common; ein ~tagßd)c8 Sieber, a quo
tidlan fever; ble— tdglidje Crfübrung, every'
day'a experience; ein — t&glid>C6 Jtleib, an
every day (ordinary or work-day) conti
andre*« robe, uniform, ftc., undreaa; —tag«
Ud>e *3etrad)tangen , commonplace relec-
tiona ; — tdglidjmt, /. commonneu, (what ia)
commonplace; — tagSflcib, n. 1. vid. —tig«
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tobe* Jtletbj 3../!*. nadreaa; -togtnjelt, /.
worklng-day worid; — tdgtvit, »*• common
place-wit; — amfaffer, m. stall-embracer; —
wrebrt, all-worshipped; — maltenb, all-go
veralng; — »life, all-wise, all-Jcnowing; —
tt>eU(eit, /. supreme wiidom; — »iffenb, all
knowiag, omnisdeat, omnisdoua; — loiffm*
(eit, /. omnisdence ; unbounded knowledge ;
— mifferei', f. pretension of knowing every
thiag; — »o, adv. $ vid. 8Boj — p, adt>.
too, too mach, over-: — jnfceunbli^ , over
friendly; — jttfrudjtbar, over-fruitnil; — ju«
glcidj, ado. all at onoe; — jugrof, too great,
over -great; — jngrof e Btfcbmerbe, /. over-
fstlgae; — gnmal, adv. £ all at oace; alto
gether; — juftbr, vid. — gU3 — Jttjärtlid),
OT, Ortr.) n. universe. [over-food.
«YQee', (u>.)/. alley, walk, aveune.
*Yucgorie / , (*>.)/. allegory.
• XBege'rifä), I. adjf. allegoric, Bctitions; DL
ado. allegorically.
Mein', I.ai#.(i*decJ.)*a<to. l.alone; ilogle;
solitary; 2. apart, by hlmseli, hersdf, iUelf,
*c; 3. adv. only, mcrely, solely; gut} — ,
all alone; er führte et faft — ant, he execn-
ted it almoit single-handed; — fein, to be
private; — ftcbcn, to stand apart, to be iso-
lated; er lebt — , be lives by bimself, ringle
or aeparated; IL eonj. bot; III. comp, —iu
fit, m. absolute or exdnsive pouetaioo;
gefpraa), n. aoliloqay; — (anbei, m. mono-
poly ; —(anbei treiben, to monopolize, to ea
gros» the trade; — (anbler, m. monopoliat;
— (errf<(aft,/.monarcby; — (errfiber, m. mo
narch; — rbeber, m. aole owner (of a ship);
— feligmadjcnb, adj. only «aving.
Xuel'nig, I. adj. only, exdodve ; ber a-t (Sott,
tbe one {or oaly) God; für beuten a-en ©es
braud), for yoor leparate nae; II. IC-fett, /.
tbe State of being alone, ic.
Xll'emal, adv. always, at all times, at any
Urne, every time; ein für — , once for all.
BHemann', («»•)"». Almain; X-ten, n. andern
Germany ; X-ifd), adj. Allemanaic.
Wenfall»', od», at all events, at any rate, inj
«aae of need; perhaps, by chance.
TfttenfoE'fig, adj. eol. eventual.
OTentfaPben, adv. everywhere, in all place»,
at every haad, on every slde.
Ttl'ler, («>.)/.tHd. cjrie.
STler«, gen. pl. of 3CU, in comp, vitk the tu-
perlaUoe: of all; — beft, beat of all, very
beat; }a— trft,ftnt and foremort; ber— befte,
the best of all; Mc -orgftt Xborbrit, tbe
height of folly; — <brifUtd)ft , most (very)
Christian (epithet of tbe King« of France) ;
— ttagl', adv. qiite, of coune, rarely, snra
enough, it mnat be admitted, to be sure, by
all means, certainly, vid. $rcilid)i — burtb«
iauibtigft, most »erene, most high, most il-
loatrioua; — getreneft, moat (very) faithful
(epithet of tbe Kings of Portugal); — gnö»
bigft , adj. most graclous; adv. most gra-
dously; — (anb 7 , — lei, I. indecl. adj. omni-
farioas, various, divers, suodry, of all «ort«.
of all kinds ; — Ici SBcine, a variety of wioea ;
II. *. n. 1. Cook, hodge-podge; %fig. otio.
medley; —(eiligen, pl. Alt-sainta, Ali-sainta-
day;— (ciligen(cli,n.log-woed,Bnuil wood
of All-saints bay; — bdlijft, most holy; to*
— (ciligfte, n. 1. tbe holy of holies; 2. vid.
ÜRonftranjj -(öd)ft, sopreme, sovereign;
ber — (6ibfte, the most High ; — licbft, charm-
ing; extremely amiable; very engaging;
-ritebfi I int. very fine I tob ! — «anne(arnifd),
m. Bot. spotted ramsoa, loog-rooted garlic;
—mafen, I. eonj. $ beenase, since, whereas;
II. adv. in every way, qnite; — meift, I. adj.
most, most part; U. adv. especially, parti-
cnlarly, chiefly; — freien, (nie. bat geft — )
pl. AU-ioola(-day); —feit», adv. on every
aide, from all parts; — tofott, — wegen, ado.
n+ everywhere, thronghont; — »eftefrennt,
m. friend of every body.
allgemein', I. adj. universal, geaeral, common,
pablic; eine a-e Aranf(eif,an epidemical dis-
ease; ein a-(< ÜRirtet, a aoverdgn remedy;
ÜnX-en, in general, generally (speaking);
man fagt (et) — , it is all abroad; — onge»
nontmen, commonly-received. conveational ;
— f «rift, /. pasigrapby; H.3C-(eit,/. 1. nni-
versality, generality; 2. Law, common; 3.
fig. generalization, (vagne) generality.
V0'(eit,/. sum of all nnities, totality.
♦ÄHianj', (w.) /. Pol. alllance, confederaey,
«nUTrf, adj. aliied, anited. [leagoe.
«Vl'manad), (ttr.) m. abnanac; annnal.
*XI'menbe, (ic.)/. common (property).
* Wmöfcn, I.».n. «Jnn, taarit y; um ein— bit>
ten, to beg a charity; II. comp, —amt, n.
1. alms-houie, almonry; 2. almonenhip; —
bndjfe, /. — foften, m. alms-box ; — empfinger,
m. beneBdary; —gelb, n. charity -mone).
poor-money; poor's tax; —genoffe, (— mann >
m. alnu-mnn, pl. (— leutc) alm*-people; —
forb, m. aim«-baaket; —pfleget, m. almoaer,
overseer (of the poor); — fpenbc, /. distri-
bution of alma. [almoaer.
»Wraofenier/ [Fr., pro». -»»'], (ttr.) m.
XTof, (u>.)/. aloes; mit - serfe«t,aioetic(al);
— bolj, n. aloas-wood, xybüoes.
* Xlon'ge [Fr. , alona/tae], (w.) /. rider (an
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to * docoment, a blll of exchange, Ac).
31c' fc, (».)/• '<*• cbaU, ibad, goat fish.
Ktp, #. I. ('fr.) m. night-raare, incubns; II.
(10.)/ monntaia, vid. 3tlpcnj III. comp,
brücfen, n. (preaaiag of the) oight-mare; —
babn, in. vid. Kuerbabrt} — mannibcn, n. hob
gobiin ; — ma«*,— ratte,/oi'd. «KurmcUbitr j
— rabc, m. Orn. 1 . aolitary iparrow ; 2. hennit
wow; — ranfen, vid. fflitterfüf ? — fibof , —
Itcin, m. 1. fairy-stooe; 2. vid. ©C-nnerftcin 5
— $opf, m. ilfed. plica.
Ttl'ptn, s. I. p'. the Alpe; high graziog lands
(in Switzerlaud, Jtc.); jenfcttt ber — , trans-
alpine; bieSfcitö Ser — , cualpine; II. comp,
alpine, alp-, cf. äBerg», Stein«} Bot-». — <uns
pfer, m. baatanl rhubnrb, alpine dock; —bei«
fup, m. mountain worrawood; — btroo&ncr,
m.oi<l.ilplcr, 1.5 — ii:U,f.Bot. the amooth
dwarf birch; — bo&Ic, f. Om. 1. vid. Ups
rabcj 2. vid. Äpfrabe» —erbe,/. T. ding}
mouid; — föbrc,/. Bot. mountain pine; — fcs
rcHc, /., — falffl, m. Ich. (caie or red) char;
— 6of, m. cowkeeper's far«; — botlt, n. alp-
horn, cowherd 's hörn; — tt&tft, f. Orn. alpine
crow, mountain jack-daw; —traut, n. vid.
SBaffcrtoflcnj — laud), n. vid. XUcrmannS*
barnifdj 5 —paß, ra. pass of the Alps ; — pflanjc,
/. alpine plant, rock-plant; —reifen, /. pl.
Alpine jouraeyinga; — rofe, /. Bot. 1. vid.
»ergrofe, 2. vid. {Rofenlorbcerj —fanget,
pt. alpine singen from the Tjrol, Stiria, ic
traieling the country and singing before the
public alpine aonga; — floef, m. alpine pole;
— »iefe,/. alpine paatare.
♦JCIpbaMt', (ttr.) n. 1. aiphabet; 2. Typ.
tbree and twenty printed aheeta, qoire; —
fdjlöffet, vid. aud)(tobcnfdju5fferi K-iftb, adj.
alphabctical ; QC-ift'rcn, (10.) o. a. to aiphabet.
Xl'pifd), adj. alpine.
ICln'ltr, («fr.) m. 1. alpine monntaineer, higb-
lander; 2. alpine ihepherd.
Xl'raua, (*(r.) in. Bot. mandrake; earth apple,
Xlrau'nc, Vlrü'nc, (u>.) /• propbeteai of the an
cient Germans, sorcereis, weird-stster, bag.
Tili, conj. 1. (in comparisons) than; aa; like;
2. aa. in the capacity of; 3. to wit, namely,
vix. (videUcet), auch a»; 4. but, except, be-
aide* ; 5. when ; fonobl ... — (üttd)), as well
... aa; üb f)6xt — genip, I hear for certain;
— ob, — isenn, a§ if; ju auaenfd)cmli<h,
t>ap man fid) itjren tonnte, too etident to be
miatnken ; — bub, ado. directly, immediately,
furthwith; —bann, ado. tben.
»Yfe, Oo.)/. vid.*tofe.
XX ff, I. adv. tau«, 10, ao mneb, »0 far, in this
manner (vid. ®0)J II. conj. consequenily,
therefore, accordingly, tben, ao then, cf.
Solglia).
Kit, I. adj. (comp, dl'tcr, sup. ol'ttft) 1. old;
aged ; 2. aoeient (of rights, &c.) ; 3. antiqne ;
4. second-hand (clothea, booki, &c); 5.
stale ; ruaty ; 6. time-worn, rui noas, decay ed ;
7. of old or long standing, long establish-
ed; inveterate; 8. trite, cf. Xbgebrofdjenj
fehr — , far gone (or advanced) in yeara; —
genng, of a fit age; a-e« Cifm, old broken
iron, scrap or bashel iron; a-e» fiaitf! cot.
vid. TCltttl a-er Jtifc, ripe, rotten or decay-
ed cheese; oor a-en Seiten, of old, in timea
of yore; eine a-e Simgfcr, an old maid; bot
a-e fitegifter, gen. lud. an old person ; ein «-er
SSolbat, a veteran (noldier) ; II. comp. — bat«
f cn, stale (bread) ; — berannt, well-known ; —
beutfeb, old German, Teutoaic; — ebrnürbig,
time-honoured; — flitftr, m. nender of old
shoea (clothea, *c); — franftfd), — mobifd), —
»dtcrifcb, old-faabioned, antiqne; — gebient,
veteran; — gcftO, m. head-joarneyman, fore-
man;— glaubtet, addicted to theolddoctrine;
orthodox ; — gloubigfett,/ ortbodoxy ; — gos
tbif d), (ancien t) Gothic ; —fing, knowing (be -
yond one's years), too early matured for one's
age, precocious, forward; — fncd)t, m. haad-
senrant, cf. 2ßtgcfeII, — Keiftet, m. head-ma-
ster, eider, senior; — mobifa), old-fashioned ;
— mittler, /. grand-mother; — fobelcifen, old
aable iron ; — tefiamentlUb, relnting to the Old
Testament, Mosaical ;— oater,m. grandfatber,
tather; — oäter ber erften Jnrd)e, vid. ffirj»
»4ter>— baterifa), old-fashloned ; — odterlid),
ancestral; —»orbern,/, pl. ancestors, pro-
genito'rs; — roaffer, n. the braneb of a river
where once the maln Channel ran; — leetbrrs
mdffg, anile ; — weiberfommer, m. 1. goaia-
mer; 2. the fine days at the end of aatumn.
*ÄIt, (str.) m. 1. Mas. connter-tenor, blgh-
tenor, alt; 2. vid. Xlantj comp, —geige, —
biole,/. vid. SJrarfibej — pofaune,/. alto-trom-
Bone; — finger, m. connter-tenor-ainger, al-
tist; — fd)lüffe',m.,— jricben,n. connter-tenor
or nlto-clef, the C clef on the third line;
-ftfmmt, /. vid. OTt, m. 1.
♦ Xl'tän, (*tr.) m. balcony, platform: terrace;
•(open) gallery; Hat roof.
*Kl'tär, (str„ pl. OTtfre) m. altar, conunonioa-
table ; iah & acrament bei Tt-t, the aacrament
(of the boly commnnion) ; comp. — betleibung,
—bette,/, commonion-cloth ; — biener, m. Rom.
Catk. acolothist, acolyte ; —gelb, n. altarage ;
— gemoBe, b. altar-piece; — gefrbirre, n. pt
sacred veaaels ; — tcld), m. cbalice.
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VU, (decl. likt adj.) I. m. 1. old man ; 2.
fams. the old one, governor; Wer! old fei-
low! old bladel old chapl ebrliiber Xlter!
boneit Veteran! 3. the male parent (of ani
mals); 11./. 1 . old woman ; 2. col. goody, dame,
crone ; 3. the female parent (med of animals) ;
m. bit Uten, pl. the ancients (Greekn, Ro
mam, *c); unfere X-n, onr forefatheri, an
cettort, col. eider«; IT. n. an old thing;
bat tfk etwa» TC-tt, thls U nothing new; id)
bleibe beim X-tn, I am still for the old way,
Ä'te, (ifl.) /. (I. u.) quality of being old.
Sl'teln, (w.) v. n. 1. to grow (or be) elderly,
oldlih ; 2. to grow ttale, to fade, wither.
Wten,fig.
Xtito^ren, (to.) v. a. to bore, pierce ; ein gaf
— , to broacb, to tap a cask.
Xn'bobnmg, (io.)/. Afed. 1. vid. Xbjapfimg ;
2. trepanoing; 3. Perforation.
Ttn'boijat, (t».)t>. a. to bolt, fitsten witb bolts.
Xn'borten, (io.) Afar. vid. Sntent.
Xn'borftnt, (io.) v. n. Sport, to brlstle ap,
Xs/braffen, (ib-.)». a. Afar. to braee (the sails)
in, to haol in (the weather-bracea).
Xlrtrmtftn, (ic.) v. a. to rush on .. .; to at
tack in a blastering manner.
Xtfbredjtn, (str.) t>. I. n. (atix. feto) 1. to
break, to begin; Der Zag bridjt an, tbe dsy
I breaks; 2. to rot; iL a. to break off, to ent,
to open, cf. Xnftestat, 3.
Xn'bremwn, (irr.) v. I. n. (aux. fein) to begin
to bnrn, to catch ßr«, tarn op, kindle, Ught;
— laffen, to burn; II. a. 1. to Ught, to kindle
(a Are), to ignite, to set on fire; 3. Cook,
to bnrn (meat, Ac).
Xn^rinoMr, ad), aaleablt, marketable.
Xirtringett, (irr.) v. a- 1. to bring in, on or-
abont; ein™ 0d)iag— , to bring hone or
bit a blow; 2. to get on (a boot, Ac); 3. to
apply, coatrire, fix, plant, place; to con-
struct, pnt op; 4. Sport, to set (tbe blood-
hounds) on the game; 5. to iatroduee; to
exhibit (a cbarge); Jtlage 8<8*l> ••■—/ to
inform againat . . . , denonnee; 6. to diapose
of; Com. to seil or vend (eonuaoditiea); to
negociate (bitls); to pass off; für »Ott— , to
paas cnrrent; «ntBbtmgtn,wid.X»bringbat}
»a» iftbtinXBbriBgen? wfaat's your bnsiness
{eol. errand)? nobl angtbcoibt, well applied
or timed, seasonable; übel anaebraa)*, ill-
placed, misplaced, illrtimed.
abringet, (rtr.) m. Heck. (dnfubr[d)Iano)),
vid. dubrtnger.
Xn'bmd), (rtr., pl. Xa'brflibe) m. 1. break,
beginning; Zaget— , dawn (of day) ; — her
Sfaubt, dusk, night-fall; 2. rot(roUen State),
monld ; 3. flrst breaking np (of a aüne, Ac).
Zn'brftditfl, I. acht, spoiled, rotten, moaldy;
— merben, to tarn or to grow rotten or nraal-
dy; II. 3f-feit,/. rottennes«. fsteep.
WbrS^en, (to.) v. a. to scald, soak, infuse,
Xirtrütten, (io.) v. a. to beliow or low at, to
roar at. [at.
Xn/brimmeit, (».) o. a. to grnntble, or growl
•Xna)o'ot / [pron. eol. äatshj/re], (w.) /. an-
choTy. _ [seniority.
* XaCiermetat', [ Ft., pron. ängsl-] /. eldership,
TLifaaäit, (w.) /. devotion ; feint — otnrid)ten,
to say one's prayers ; to artend to one'a de-
Totion.
In'fcotfctäc, comp, devotional; — bud), n. ma-
nnal of devotion, devotional work or goide;
—log, nadevoat, devoatless, irreverent; —
Iofigfeit,/. nndevoutness, Ac, irrererence;
—ort, m. place of devotion; — Übung,/, devo-
tional exercise or duty; — ooB, adj. devoiit.
TfnMArtelet', (to.)/. misdevotion, bigotry ; by-
pocrisy.
Xn'bifbteln, (ir.) t). n. to be over-pioos; to
act the bypocrite; a-6, hypocritical.
Xn'baifctig, I. adj. devout; devotional, reli-
gio»»; FI. "X-ttit,f. devoutness.
Xtr^taVtler, (rtr.) m. devote«, devotioaaiist,
bigot, oont. canter.
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2n'bad}tlerifd}, adj. blgot.
Älbolu'ffen, n. Geog. Andnlatia
Xnbafa'ffrr, (str.) m. TfnboIn'Hfilb, adj. Anda-
Xntdmmtn, (w.) «. a. to dam «p, to dike (aa
a mill-race, a canal).
Xn'bauernb, adj. tasting, sastained.continnal,
Xn'brn, /. p(. Geog. the Aadei.
WbenFen, (.tfr.)n. 1. remembmnce, memory,
' recollectlon ; 2. commemoration; 3. token
(ofremembrance), memoria!; keepsake; ;nm
— , in memory (an, of); a» a memorial , by
way of keepsake; Semanbet — feiern, to
commemorate; in'» — jaralf rufen, to re-
tWc; in (nod)) frifibem — , (yet) fresh in
tbe mind» of men, freshly remembered
«Vber, I. adj. (**.) 1. other ; 2. differeat ; 3. se-
cond; ein X-er (m.), eint V-e (/.), '• anotber,
tome, (any) one elae; etnat 3C-e»,-n. a)an-
other thing, aomething or any thing elie;
6) a differeat tbiag; fein t-tt , no man or
nobody eise; nitbtt X-r8, nothing elae; biet
ift utdjtt X-t», alt . . . , tbie U nothing bat
. .., or nothing »kort of...; a-eJKefber an«
{leben, to ihift one'i clothei; a-en Sinnet
»erben, to change one'» mind; ein a-et Zt*
fern, eine a-t «Bett, an hereafter; einen Zag
vm bttt a-n, every Mcond (other) day; eine
88od)e um bie a-e, week abont; eint um bat
X-e, by (or in) tarn», altcraately; einmal
über bat a-e, agaia and again, repeatedly;
unter 0-n, among other thing», among the
reat; II. comp. a-W, adj. indecl. of another
Und; a-nfaDt, adv. otherwwe; a-fettifl, adj.
belüg on the other aide, nlterior; a-(tr)feitt,
a-ntbeitt, adu. on the other side or band;
a-nirtt, adv., — »Artig, adj. k adv. in aa
other place, eliewhere; a-rorfi, adv., a-reei*
tig, adj. in another place, at another time;
otherwiae; doae in anotber manner; forther,
nlterior.
Änderbar, Xn*berUd), adj. alterable
Snberri', (u>.) /. fam. groundless or too fre-
quent change, alteration, aseleai Innovation.
Xn'bern, (w.) v. a. & refl. to alter, to change;
ft<b— , to alter, to change, to tarn (one'«
mind); ./Jg. to reform.
Xlroer», I. adv. otberwise, another way, in
another manner, difterently; eise; ganj — ,
ur otherwiae; nidjt — , jnat so; to be sore;
irgenbwo — , somewhere eise; nirgenbt — ,
nowhere elae; fl<b — btfinnrn, to alter or
change one's mind; — beuten, to differ, to
disaent; — färben, to alter or change the
colonr of . .., to gfre an other coloor to ...;
— lebten, to onteach ; — »erben, to change,
to alter; U. eonj. »enn — , »0 — , if, pro-
vidod; nenn— nidjt, nnless; »tnnCie — fru
[Insian. $aufe flnb, provided yon be at home; OL
comp. — »o, od«, elsewbere, somewhere
eise; «. (».) Law, alibi ; —»ober, adv. from
elsewbere, from another place; — roobia,
ade. to another place; er fafc — »cbfn, be
looked another way,
TCtrtertbillb, adj. one and a half, as mach surf
half as mnch ; — gu> long, seaquipedal, aee-
qoipedalian; —mal fo grof, sesquialter; —
yfnnb, a poand and a half.
Änderung, («.) /. change, alteration.
XlrVuten, (to.) v. a. 1. to declare by aigas,
to indicate, notify, annonnce, declare; 2. to
intimate, joggest, hint, inainoate; 3. to en-
join; 4. to signiry; to foreshadow.
Xn'benrnng, (to.)/. 1. declaration, notifica-
tion; 2. intimation, anggeation, insinnation,
hint, (hasty) glance, glimpse.
XirWibten, (to.) v. a. (einem Qtmat) to im-
pnte, to Charge- (one) with ... falsely, to
pnt or shift npon (one).
aVbienen, (to.) v. a. Com. vid. {Reiben.
Xirtonnern, (to.) v. I. n. 1. to thunder at;
to knock violently; 2. (oux. fein) to fall
againat with a thandering noise; O. <r. to
addreaa in a thandering voiee; to stan.
Wiorn, (itr.) m. Bot. hoarhoand; her braune
— , red dead nettle.
Xnwren, (w.) v. o. to dry a little (fruit»).
«Vbrang, (rtr.)m. msh, crowd, press; pres-
sure; Med. congestion (nad), towarda).
Xn'br&ngen, (to.) v.La. to press or crowd
against; II. refl. (vith an) to conrt the fa-
vonr of ... importanately, to obtrnde one'a
aelf on.
Xnbre'a», m. Andrew (P. N.) ; Hers, —rreuj,
n. St. Andrew'» cross, ssJtier (pr saltlre),
Scoteb cross ; »ie ein — Iren j getbeitt, braaed.
Xn/bredrftln, (to.) v. a. to tarn on; to fit or
join by a tnrner's lathe; wie attgebredjfett
fi»cn, to fit tlght or well.
X n'bre^en, (to.) v.a.l.to screw on ; bie SBonb
— , Mar. to set ap the sbronds of the top-
mast; ben JDratb (eine ffiorfte) — , Shoem.
to bristle the thread; 2. einem eine Siafe — ,
col. to impose npon one, to teli one a fib.
Xn'brtber, (ttr.) m. vid. Xnfrfidter.
XntriDen, (to.) «. a. to tie to, twist to.
Xn'bringen, (»tr.)».n.(a«*.fein) to push(for-
ward) (gegen, against), to press, to rnsh (on
or npon); to charge, fall (upon the eae-
my); a-b, p. a. impelnous, moving (elo-
quence, *c).
WbrSben, (to.) n. a. (Sinem 6t»at) to threa-
tea, meaace (one) with.
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Ttt'brndVn, (w.) 0. a. to joio by printing, to
print in »«Mition to. [to.
Xn'oruaVn, (to.) v.a.to preaa agalnat or cloie
Xlttnftcn, (w.) o. o. to exhale or aend fra-
graace towarda. [aponge Ac.
Wonpfen, (to.) 0. a. to tooeh with a wet
labord)', ad«. trfd. $ierbnr<b, 3. .4).
In'rifern, (w.) 0. a. to incite, to stimalate.
Xn'rtgnen, (w.)0. rtfi. (untfc Dat.) 1. to appro-
priate (to one'a »elf); 2. fig. to adopt; ffib
(Dat.) ©eroobnbeitm — , to contract habita.
tttogntrag, (10.) /. 1. ■) appropriation; 6)
tau, coaveraion; unrtibtmajtge — , naur
pation; 3. Chem,, *c. introauaceptioo.
Inrinanter, ad«, together, oid. (Sinanber;
— fügen, v. a. to joio, Jotn. to rabbet ; — fft*
gnng, /■ jonetion, joining; — grenjen, — fto«
f en, cid. Xngrcnjen, Ac.
»ICnJ'iS, Snefbe, (w.)/. Äom. tit. £neid,
Eneid, VirgU'a epie poem of which £neu ii
tbe hero. [anoedoUcal,
* XnetWre, (w.)/. aneedote; anerWtenarrig,
Xn'efeln, (uy) o. a. to diaguat; er efelt mid)
an, I an aickeniog at Um; tai Ceben efett
nid) an. I loathe (am tired of) lifo.
•Thumvnt,(v}.)f. Bot. anemonewind-flower,
Xtfernnffblen, (ttr.) v„ Ae. cid. empfehlen, Ac.
Xafctbt, x. löte, I. (tu.) m. tbe next heir; IT.
(*tr.) n. hereditary portioa.
«Verben, (».) 0. a. to irapart, to tranamit by
inheritenee; angerrbt, p. a. iaherited; here-
«Verbieten, (ttr.) ». offer, teoder. [ditary.
Xn'erfennbär, adj. recogniaable.
aVerttnnen, (ttr.) v. o. to acknowledge, to
owa; Low, Ac. to recogniae; nidjt — , to di«
own, to diaavow, diaclaim, diaacknowledge ;
tit Alage — , to plead guilty to a Charge; alt:
errannt, p. «. notoriooe.
aVerfennfnif, (ttr.) f. * »• ackaowledgment,
dear pereeption.
iVertenntuig, (w.) /. acknowledgment ; re
Cognition; £aw, recogniaanze.
Werf (baffen, I. (ttr.) v.a.to imprint (on, opon)
by creadng; II. p. o. implaated by natnre,
aVfabeln, (w.) 0. a. vid. «nbithten. [innate.
Ha 1 fistln, («?.) v. o. to fan, cool with a faa.
aVfadjen, («.) v. a. to fan (}nr glömme, into
a flame) kindle ; to inflame.
«Vflotln, (10.) 0. o. to atriag to.
In/fibten, (ttr.) ».La. 1. to carry (bring)
aear, to, «p, to land ; 9. fig. to addreaa harah-
ly, aoeroagbly, to fly at, aaarl at, anap (op)
•kort} IL n. (ob, fein) 1. gen. with an . . .,
■)to drive cloae to, to come cloae to; b)
to drlre agaiaat, to ran, atrike, beat, or poab
againot; bie glotte fuhr an Die 3nfel an, tbe
fleet pot in at the iale; 2. to arrive; 3. Mim
to deaeeod the ahaft, to go to work.
oVfobrf d)od)t, (ßtr.) m. Afi». deacending-ehaft.
«Vfo&rt , (u.) /. landing place, wbarf, qoay.
In'faU,(*lY.,pi.Xn y fMe)m. attaek: l.aaaanlt,
»hock, onaet, aggreaaioa; 3. fit, paroxyam,
acceaaion (of a fit of a periodical diaeaae).
TtnfaBen, (ttr.) 0. 1. a. to attaek, aaaanlt, aa-
aail, fly at, invade, aggreaa, fall oa (opon);
II. lt. (omx. fein) 1. with an ..., to fall againat ;
2. vid. anfallen, 3.
In'fattiß, adj. Law, 1. Uable to inheritaace;
2. inherited, fallen to a peraoa. [eatote).
3Cn'fttU*reä)t, (str.) n. right of inheriüng (an
WfaTfftjro, (w.) «. a. vid. «"nbfcbten.
IVfang, (*tr., pt Kn'fänge) m. 1. beginning,
commeocement; prime (of tbe world, Ac);
2. entrance; 3. origin; 4. dement; 5. open-
iag (of a campalgn, Ac.) ; Dom (erften) — an,
from the (rery) ouUet.
Xn'fangtn, (.ttr.) 0. L a. 1. to begia, com-
mence; 3. to originale, atart; to nndertake,
to go or to aet (one'a aelf) abont, to aet np
(a [or in] baaineaa, Ac) ; to enter opon, to
betake one'a aelf to; to open (a campaign,
Ac); 3. eol. to do: na» foH iä>— i what ahall
I do?4. et— anf..., 0id.Xnltacn, 3.c); —
in lad)en, |u »einen — , to fall a laoghiog, a
crying; einen ^o»er, Streit, Ac— , to piek
a ((Barrel ; $anbel — , to begin or atir op
brawla, qoarrela, Ac. ; II. n. to begin, ori-
gioate, take riae, cf. angeben, II. 2
Xn'finger, (ttr.) m. beginoer; novice, tyro.
■JCn'fdnglicb, I. adj. original, ineipient, initial ;
II. adv. in the beginning, at firat, primaril) .
ün'fang», adv. in the beginning, at firat;
gl(id) — , at the very beginning.
Xn'fonge*, comp, beginning, initial; — bud>
ftabe, m. initial (letter), capital (letter);
— cplnnmt, /. ^Vp- Bead P»8 e i — griünbe, m.
pi. prineiplea, rodimeota, elementa, begin-
ninga; in ben —grünten nnterrid)tm, to in-
atrnet in the rndimenta, to initiate; — ritor«
neu, h. Mut. iatrodnctory aymphony to an
alr, Ac; -teile, /. initial lifle. .
Xn'firnen, (vi.) 0. a. 1. to coloar, to paint;
2. to adnlterate by colonring (wine).
Xn/faffcn, (to.) v. a. 1. to take or lay bold of,
to Bebte ; to tonch, to handle ; mit — , to gi?e
or lend a hand ; 2. coi. to aet abont (a thing) ;
falfd) — , to take by the wrang eod, to mia-
manage. [rot.
Xn'faulfn, (w.) 0. n. (ame. fein) to begin to
Xn'fed)ten, (ttr.) 0. a. 1. to attaek, aggreaa;
to impngn, combat, controvert; 3. to tempt;
3. to concern, tonch; to trouble, diatnrb.
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aition; 9. teagptation, trial; 3. dwturbaace,
vexatioQ. [file (• point, tc.) to
XnTeilen, (u>.) t>. a. 1. to begia filing; 3. to
Xirteülben, (to.) «. a. to be«r ill-will toward»,
to show enmity to, to proaecote, malign,
Xn'feüibung, (to.) /. prosecution, enmity.
Xn'ftixen, (to.)». a.coL toamirknpoa. [tore.
Xrt'fertigen, (to.) «• a. to make, to manntac-
Xn'fejfeln, (to.) o. a. to fetter, chain to, to
lay in fetter*. [fetten.
Xtr'fetten, (ib.) v. a. to mix with greaae; to
Xn / feu<bten, (to.) o. a. to moiiten, wet, damp.
XirTenetn, (io.) «.La. 1. to iet on Are, to
heat; l.fig. to Are, inflame, aaimate, excite,
enconrage ; II. n. to begin firing.
Xn'finuffeu, (te.) v. a. to vamiah (over).
Xn'ftamiBeR, (v>.) e. o. to burn a little; to
kindle, inflame. [plaiting.
"Jtn'fletjjttn, (str.) v. a. to twiat to, to join by
Xn'ffectct, («o.) ». a. to mend, put a piece of
leather on.
Xn'fUtea, (to.) v. a. to implore, entreat, be-
«eech, pray; (fcrmütbtfl — ), to «upplicate.
Xn'fUfeung, (io.) /. imploratlon, entreaty, aap-
pücation. [growl at,
Xn'fletfcben, (to.) o. o. to anow tbe teetb; to
Xn'flüf en, (io.) o. a. to botch, «ew on, to tack
to, to piece (up), to clap a piece to, to .eke
out, patch (up), to uaderlay.
Xn'fliegen, (ttr.) v. n. (am. fein) 1. to fly
near, or againat; 2. Bot. to grow «pontane-
ooaiy (of tree») ; 3. tri«". Xnfdjtef en, n. ; 4./or
übel ankommen* es fliegt ibra alle» an, jig,
he eaaiiy aneeeed» in every thing.
En'fKefcn, (ttr.) v. n. (*ux. fein) to flow to,
to flow againat; to ran by, to wwb.
Xn'flöpen, (to.) v. a. to float to, near, agaitut,
on; to depoiit or aettie by floating.
XnftcTlung, (to.)/. floating to, Ac; allovion.
Xtfflüg, (rtr„pJ.Xn'fIu8e)m.l. night, audden
approach, aoaring np; 2. For. »pontaneon»
growtb ; 3. vid. Xnfcfauf, 2.) 4. fig. a) fluih
hne; tooeh, tinge, tinetore; 6) unattering.
Xn'fluf, (str., pJ.'Xn'flfiffe) m. vid. Xnflopung.
XirTfittfren, (».) t>. n. (au«, feto) (of waten)
tn rn*h on, near, agaiait.
Xn'fooern, vid. Xnforteni.
■JCn'folgenb, vid. SBeifolgenb. [ditor, dna.
Xirfarberer, (»fr.) m. aolicitor ; clamorona cre-
Xn'forbera, (io.) v. a. cid. gertern.
Xn'fcrterang, (to.) /• claim, pretence, demand ;
— matten auf, to lay claim to.
Xn'ftögt, (io.) /. inqoiry, demand, application.
Xn'frogcn, (io.) v. n. to aak in going (or call
in paaaing) by, to iaqnire (tun, for).
XnffcfffiOt, («fr.) o. I. o. 1. to eat (off), to
gnaw; 2. Med. to canker; to gangrtae;
Ckem. to eorrode; angtfrejfcn, p. a. a) (OH
3Xotten)mothy; &)canker-bit; carioae; gu-
grenoua; II. refl. vulg. to fill one's »elf tritt
food; to grow rat.
Xn/ftiertn, (ttr.) v. n. (auas. fein) to free«
to; to cliog («tick) feat by freezing.
Xlt'frifd)en,(to.)o.a. l.to refre»h; to quicke«;
2. MetaL to rednee; 3. vid. Xttffriflbraj 4.
fig. a) to aniaate, enconrage, enUven;i)
(»ieber — ) to revi»e,
Xn'frifajang, (to.)/. 1. refreikment; 2. ATeteC.
rednetion ; 3. fig. encoaragenent, animatioo.
Xn'fügt, (w.) f. Moietbing annexed, additw-
nal leaf or danae, rider; in fcer — , encloud.
«Yfügen, (io.) v. a. Join. ttc to fit to. [»nbjota.
Wfugen, (to.)o.a. to adjoia, nnite to, anoei,
Xtt'fugung, (io.) /. adjonctioo, annexation.
Xn'fn$(Rl, (to.)t).I.o. l.to feel,touch,kaBdU;
2. vid. 3fbffibi«j U. rtfi. to give pcrceptioi,
to feel; ei fublt ftib »<td> an, it feeU »oft.
XvIfvfyCi (to.)/. cooTeyanoe to ...
Xir'fütrbär, adj. addncible, aüegcable.
Wfübr(e)gtfpan, («tr.) m. Typ. teacber.
"&n'\üi)xtn, (to.) o. a. 1. to bring on or ««
carry to; 2. to goide, condoct, direet; LO
iead, to conunand, to bead; to bring np(nt
rear, 4c.) ; 4. vid. Anleiten, 2 ; 5. a) to «lieft,
adduce (in proof, *c); to atsign (reiMMi
&c); to plead (in fatronr of); »U Seif»« 1
— , to inatance; 6) to qnote, cite; f«lf4~ ,
to miaqaote; c) to mention, iay aaeert; 6.
eol. to deeeive, cbeat, trick one, abaie, te
take in, delude, dape ; fid) con ... — llft&i to
be a dape to ..., to be made a dope of ...
Xn'fübro, (»fr.) m. 1. goide, condnetor; i
leader, Commander, &c. c/. Xn führen i cbiet
Xnffibrerri', (to.)/. coi. deeeption.
Xn'fübrung, (to.) /. 1. w"d. Xnlettung ; 2. !«*<-
iug, Iead, command; 3. a) allegation, «oV
doction, *c. ; b) citatioa, qnotation; 4. col-
cbeat, decelt; X-<gtid)(n, ». (ignofqaot«-
tion, pl. inveried commas [ " " ].
Xn/fuDen, (te.) o. o. to fill; to fill np, replea-
iah, «tore, atock; angefüllt, replete (with).
Xn'fuUunfl, (io.) /. fiiling, repletioa, *c.
Xn'funleln, (to.) v. a. vid. Xnglinjen.
Xn'furt, (io.) f. landing(-place), wfaarf, qn«).
Xn'fS^en, (to.) v. n. to get a footing; to ügW
(of birda).
Xn'gäbe, (to.) /. J. Com. part-paymant in
gooda, vid. Xngelbj 2. a) dedaration, »tate-
ment; eatimate; «peeification ; o) aecooat,
exhibition; X-n, pl. data; c) Com. entry (ol
gooda at tbe cnitom-bouae) ; 3. «) ■<■(<<*'
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tioo; J) deaign, aketeb, plan; 4. a) testimo-
ny ; b) deoonciation, Information, denounce
ment; X-Jftfel, m. Com. declaration.
Xn'gaffta», (w.) «. a. te gape, ttare at ...
Xn'gtt fcnen, (ut.) D. a. to yawn at, to itare at oae
Vn'gtbiutt, (ttr.) n. vid. Tttibau, 3. [yawning,
Ttn'gibtUt, (ttr.) n. bnrking, yelping at.
Xn'ge'bm, (ttr.) v. I. a. 1. o) to begin to give;
b") Com. to give (goods, &c.) in (part of)
pavinent; 2. vi) to State, deelare, apecify;
6) vid. Ttttfbtycm, 5.; c) to mention, i
appoint (an hoor, &c); d) aa) vid. Xnjeis
gm, 3.; 54) Cum. to enter (gooda at the
custom-nooae); e) vid. SSorgebenj 3. to de-
sign, contrive, iketch, plan, Mar. to ahape
(the conrae); 4. to denonnce, denonciate,
to Inform againat ..., Charge, delate; 5- (bnt
Xon — ), o) Afux. to give the tnne or key;
eine 9Refobie — , to toaeb an air; b)fig. to
lead or »et (the fashion); 6. vid. Xnfangtn,
3.; fftlt Spiel — > Garn, to call one'« game;
n. n. 1. e/. a. 1.; Garn, to deal firit (at
carda); 2. to mark (of a pen); ber ©aljge*
fä)ma£ giebt an, tht briny taate teilt.
Wgtber, (*rr.) m. 1. atater, 4c; 2. anthor,
inventor; 3. denouncer, dennnciator; inform-
er; tale-bearer, btab. [aycophancy.
TtttjSfctrrfj (ib.) f. informing; tale-bearing,
WgeMnte, (*tr.) n. (blrO-day, 4c.) preieot,
gift, ef. TteWnben, 3.
"Sn'glbliä), I. adj. 1. alleged, proftaaed, ata-
ted, *c. ; ber a-t 'pttit, Com. the priee quo-
ted; 2. nominal; oatenaible; pretended; II.
adv. nominally, 4c.
■JCn'gtbören, adj. Inbora, inbred; innate; na-
tive, inherent; bereditary. [auction
Wgeböt, (ttr.) n. offer, firet biddiag at an
Xn'gebtiben, (ttr.) v. n. (einem) to fall to
(one'a) ahare; (Sinem 6t»a» — laffen, to
bestow npon, to favour with, to grant, allow.
IVgebenren, (ttr.) n. cid. Xnbenfen.
Ttn'gtbdngc, ■Jtn'gebdngfel, TCn'gebenfe, (ttr.)
n. pendant, amulet.
Yn'gfben, (*tr.) v. I. a. 1. to go towardi, to
make np to, to approach; 2. to addreu, to
apply to ...; (mit einer Sitte, it.—), to «o-
lieit (nm, for), to entreat ; 3. a) to concern,
tonch; b) to be connected with or related
to; er gebt mid) nichts an, 1. be U nothing
turne; 2. he ii no kinunan ofmine; »06gebt
b«S Sie, U. an? wb.it ia that to yoo, &c?
eS gebt miä) TiicbtS an, it ia no buaiaesa or
eoacern of raine; II. n. (aux. fein) 1. Mar.
Me See gebt ©üb an, the tea »et» to th»
«ratbvard; 2. to begin, commence, open;
3. to take root, begia to grow; 4. (of nett,
4c.) to rot, ipoil, to be tooeaed (a little);
angegangen, tainted, snaonad; ein angtgon«
gene» 6i, aa addled egg; 5. to take or catch
fire; 6. o) to be practicable, possible; 6) te
be passable, tolerable, to do; tat gebt nidjt
an, that won't do.
Xn'gTbenb, p. a. commeucing &c; ein a-er
Breiiger ic, tarned of tUrty, lud. on.tbe
merry aide of tairty; eine a-e 8ungenfnd)t,
an incipient pnenmonia; ein a-er Sd)ültr, »
yoang scboiar; bxri-t. ein a-er Spieler, an
embryo gamester; ein a-er ßaebroalter, an
infant barriiter.
■JCn'gibenb«, od«, in the begiaaing, at firat.
Xn'gcbÜren, (te.) v. n. (vith Dat.) 1. to be-
long, appertain; 2. to be related (to) or
connected (with).
Wgebirig, I. adj. (vith Dat.) 1. belongüg
(to), atteehed (to); 2. related (to) ; IL j. (decL
like adj.) 2C-e, m. kf. relative; meine if-en,
my relationa, my kinamen, my parentage.
Xn'getfern, (v>.) v. «. 1. to aUtverat; Ü.fig.
to calnmniate. [dant, indictee.
Xn'getldgte, m. * f. (decl. like adj.) defen-
Xng'el, i. I. (».)/• 1- <") Bin 6 e (of n door;;
6) pivot, vertiele; pole (of the earlh, 4c),
ef. — punftj 2. angle, hook, fiating-hook;
3. Cutl. tong (tongne) (of a sword, knife,
fork, 4c); 4. Bnt. vid. &taä>tU an» btn
X-n beben, to anhinge, unhang; IL comp.
— fifd), m. Ich. cntfiab; — fifd)er, m. angler;
— ^afett, m. fiahing-hook; — freiS, m. polar-
circle; — panft, m. pole; fig. vital, cardinal
poiat, the point on which somethiag (the
whole qneation, 4c.) turn«, ef. Xngel, 1.; —
rnt^e, /. (angllng-)rod, fiihing-rod ; — fdjnnr,
/. (angling-, orfiahing-)line; — ftern, vid. $Pe=
Iar=©ternj — weit, od», wide-open.
Vngel, 1. 1. (w.) m, gen. pl. Angles (oame of
a German tribe); U. comp. Anglo-; — faibfc,
m., — fdibftfd), adj. Anglo-Saxon.
TCn'gelangen, vid. anlangen, Xnfommen.
Wgelb, (ttr., pl. X-tt) n. earneit, eamett-
moaey; — geben, to pay money in band.
TCn'gelfgen, adj. 1. adjacent, confiaiag; ad-
joiaing; 2. important, of comeqaence; ftd)
(StmaS) — fein laffen, to take care of, be
very careful abont, to have at or take to
beart, to take an interest ia, to be i olicitou»
nbout (of), to make a point of; er Uft et
ftd) — fein, he make« it hi» boaioeis.
Xn'geKgenbeit, (io.)f. concern, businea», af-
fair, matter; tranaaction; id) fomme in »id)s
tigen %-tn, I come on matter« of deep mo-
ment; autmdrtigt Tt-tn, foreign aflaira.
Xn'geiegentlid), I. adj. of concern, urgent, soll-
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cernedly; td> empfehle — , lt., 1 anxiontly
recomraend, Ac. ; a-jl, moat particolarly.
»Xnge'tfca,/. P. N. * Bot Angclica.
Itnfl'dn, (to.) o. o. to angle (na*, for), to fish
with« lioe; to bookjmttgliegen— ,tolly-fi»b.
Xn'gelö'ben, Wgeßbntf, cid. Seloben, «.
Xng'elfaibfe, (to.) m. vid, Engel, [lian.
* IVgelut, n. Rom. Cath. prayer of aalota
Xn'gemtffcn, I. a<fj. confonnable, anitaMe, fit,
adequate, appropriate, condign, dae; com-
patible (with); für - (alten, to think or «ee
fit; IL it-bett, /. conformity, aaitablenea«,
fitnew; proportionaüty; expedience (— cy),
propriety.
Xn'gentbm, adj. acceptable; agreeable, plea-
eant, pleaeing, delightful, gratefal, welcome;
ber a-c fficrod), tweet amell; ftö) bei Semonb
— madjen, to approve one't «elf to ooe.
Xn'genommen, p. a. (c/. Tfnnebmro) 1. affect-
ed, mock-; 2. hypothetical, auppoaitive.
Xlig'tr, (rfr.) m. 1. green, graaa-plot; paatore
ground; «mead; 2. vid. Staut) Bot-*, —bin:
me, f. perennial or common daiay; — fraut,
n. knot-graaa; — Witt, f. trailing willow.
Xtt'gefdjlepp, (str.) n. Mar. «ea-drag.
Wgefiben, adj. looked np to, conaidered,
important, ei teemed, credi table, reapectable,
of oonaeqoence, not« or credit, bononrable,
<ii»tlnguiihed; bat a-e 4>anbclsbau8 , Com,
bouee of rank. [hooac-bolder.
TCn'gcfefen, adj. «ettled, resident; ber X-c,
Xn'gcfieyt, (*tr„ pi. X-er) n. 1. face, coun-
tenance, viaage, alr, look, mien; 2. night,
view; int — , in the face, aight or preaence
(of God, *c); W)n — )U — / face to face;
oon — , by aight.
Wgeßd)«, adv. (vnth Gen.) in face (aigbt) of.
Tfn'gefhunmt, p. a. inoate, natural; heredi-
tary, anceatral.
Virgenobnen, (to.) b. a. (einem etwa!) to
accuitom, innre, nae, habitnate (one to) ;
fid) (Bot) StoaS -, to contract (bad hablta,
*c), to take to ...; angewohnt, p. a. babi-
tnal, enitomary.
Wgroobnbeit, (w.)/. habit, enatom, uaage,
habltnde, practioe; tblt—, trick; an»
babitnaUy.
Hn'gettJbmmg, (vi.) f. l.theact ofaccnatonv-
ing (one'a »elf, Ac.) to ... ; contracting, 4c. ;
2. md. Angewohnheit, [n. Mar. to abeer np,
Tfn'gteren, (w.)v.I.a. to «tare at greedily ; 11,
Itn'gieflen, (»rr.) v. a. 1. to ponr to, agäinat,
ob; to water; 2. Found. to caat to, add by
caating, foaading; nie angegoffrn fiten, to
fit tigbt (of dotbes).
lÄr'girren, (te.) v. a. to coo at ... [at.
an'gUin Jen, (u>.) c. a. to reflect againat, glitter
Ttnfalaa)m, (to.) t>. a. to auimilate.
In'gleid)nng, (to.)/. aaaimilation.
Xngler, («tr.) m, angler.
•Xngltca'nifü), adj. Anglican, Engliih.
Yn'gltmmen, (ttr. * w.) tt. n. (aux. fein) to
catch Are, to kiodle, to begin to glow.
•TCngliR'rat, (w.) v. o. 1. to angliche ; 2. Par.
to dock, nick, curtail (a hone).
Xn'gioten, (te.) v. a. cot to gape or »tare at
with open eye«, to glare opon.
Xn'grdnjtn, cid. 5Cngrcnjen.
Xn'granen, Xn'granfen, (w.) v. a. to öfter a
terrible aapect to, to awe, horrify.
■Sn'gteifbät, adv. aaaailable.
Xn'greifen, ($tr.) v. I. a. 1. to handle, toaek,
to get, lay or take hold of, to lay band» on;
to aeize, apprebeod; feie Sobung —, Mar. to
break bnlk ; 2. to attack, aaaanlt, to Charge
(opon) ; to inrade ; fig-s. 3. to aggreaa, atrike
at, ofleod, inaolt; 4. to aflect, exhaoit, »ea-
ken, fatigne, to hart (the eye«, *c); 5. col.
to attempt, andertake, «et ab out, to charge
one'a «elf with; 6. col. oirf.SBcftcblcn; 11. rtf.
1. vid. fftbXnfiblen ; 2. to «train, exert ooe'a
»elf; 3. fig. to do the utmoat, to be liberal ;
a-b, adj. offensive; ber a-bc Xbcil, the «g-
greiaive party ; aggreasor. [tacker, Ac
Wgreifer, (str.) m. aggreaaor, auailant, at-
Wgrcinen, (tc.) v. a. to grin at.
Xn'groigcn, (w.) «. n. (teitfc an) to border
(upon), to confine (on or with), to adjoin ;
a-b, p. a. adjacent, contiguou», verging on
(to), conterminona.
Xn'griff, (.str.) m. 1. feel $ 2. vid. ©riff» — am
Bcrfel, Typ. thnmb piece; 3. attack, aggrea-
aion ; aaaanlt, Charge ; invaiion ;fig. the braut
(of age«, &c); 4. undertaking: in — nct>»
vmt, to andertake, B-w. to break grouad
(on a rail-way); in — genommen, in ceorae
of conatrnetion or execation; einen — tban,
macben, to «trike (auf, for), to charge; einen
neuen — tbnn, to charge again ; jum — blav
fen, to aonnd the Charge.
Xn'grifft«, comp. — bünbntf , n. oflenaive al-
liance; — frieg, m. oflenaive war,in»a»ive
war; — punft, m. point of attack; — »äffen,
pL oflenaive arm«, weapon» of onence; —
»etft, adv. oflenaively, by way of attack; —
weife juSBrrfe geben, to act on tbe oflenaive.
Vn'griafen, (to.) v. a. to grin at or on.
Xngft, I. (jtr..pi.tngfr'c)/.angui«b; anxiety,
diaquiet, nervoua dread, fright; fear, terror;
agony, panga (of death); — haben, to ahriak
with apprebeaaton; in gerotben, to take
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nneaiy; — fein (imperi. with Dat.), vid.
fiä> Sngfttgeni mir roirt — , I grow nneaiy;
Ginem — matten, to put oae io fear; — anb
bange, very aneasy, terribly frightened; Ul.
comp. — gebeul, — gefa>rei, n., —ruf, n. la-
mentable oDtcry, bowling; cry of distress,
«cream ; — OOE, adj. anxious, fearful ; paiofiil ;
—mann, m. ptwine. for 6d)arfrid)ter j —
fs)nw$, —tropfen, m. cold sweat.
tn0ia, adj. fall of anxiety, vid. tnafüid), 1.
ingfftgen (ingftfen, (. «.), (u>.) v. a. to alanu,
•trike with fear, anguisb, to make uneasy, to
harass witb commotion ; fid) — , to be ooeasy
(witb apprehension), to be baraued or in a
frigbt, to fret (über, about).
Ifngfr'lid), I. adj. 1. anxious, nneaiy ; nertou» ;
jdiffideot, timid, timorous ; cowardly; 2. »cru-
Julous , carefal, solicitons, precise, puncti
oua ; II. 4-Ieit, /. 1. anxiooaoeM, anxiety,
leaaineu; diffidence, timidity, tiroorom
MC*«, fearfoloeu; perplexity, cf. Xngfti 2.
•edicitnde, (scrapulous) care, nicety.
Xn'gudfen, (io.) v. a. col. to look or to (take a)
. j»eep at.
"Sü'gütteu, (to.) v. a. to gird, gird about.
■Xn'guf, (str., pl. Xn'güjfe) m. wbat ii poured
againit or added by casting.
Ka'böben, (irr.) v. a. 1. to have on, wear
(clothes); Stiefeln — , to go in boot»; 2. col.
(Sinent Statt) to do (one) barm, to get at;
to aftect, to have eftect upon, 4c.
Ttn'baifcn, (io.) v. a. to begin to hack, to cot.
Xa'baftcn, (io.) o. n. to »tick, to be attached,
to adbere (to). [(of ball),
Xn'bägeln, (io.) v. n. tmp. to «trike, beat at
Xn'blgrnt, (to.) o. a. 1. to depoiit, fioat on;
2. to gain (land) from (a river, 4c).
■Jfn^Ifeln, (to.) v. o. to claap, to book on, to
fix witb Utile hooks; to catch witb the clawa.
Xn'baJen, (io.) v. a. to book on (to), to
grapple.
Xn'balftern, (io.) t>. o. to fix by the balter.
Xn't)a0.m, (io.) v. n. to «trike againat (of the
aonad).
Xn'balfen, (io.) ». a. Sport, to tie (the lime-
hoand) to the cord.
Xn/tjalt, I. (str.) m. 1. balting, «topping, &c.
2. hold, aypport; II. comp. — (e)punft, ffl.
. 1. B-io. , tc. halting-place, ttation; l.fig.
a) prop; (foot-)hold; A) vid. TtnfnüpfungJj
9WD& 1 5 -<e)feil, n. ilfar. bead-fait ;— (e)»erf,
». vid. Sremfnerr.
Inhalten, (jtr.) o. L a. 1. (witt an) to hold
(ap) to ...; 2. to arreit (the progreM of a
Movement), to hold, atop, to «top «bort, to
«tay ; to rein or draw in, to rein or palt ap
(a hone); to restrain, control; 3. to «eize,
detaia, arreat (a debtor&c); 4. Afed. to
Bitringe; 5. fig. (with }U), to keep (one) to
(hia work, 4c), to enjoin or to admonub
to...;fd)arf— , toply hard; jum £Be jablen — ,
to dan; II. refl. (with an) to cling (to), lay
hold (oO, to hold (to), to catch hold (of);
III. n. 1. to take hold, to keep fait, to «tick
to ; 2. to cootinue, last, persevere, hold on,
keep on, persist (in), to stand; 3. to halt;
to stop; to stop «bort; to call (at stations,
4c); 4. to pause; — mit ..., to delay, dis-
coütinue; 5. — am, a) to apply for, to seek,
Petition or sne for; to »olicit, requeit, sap-
plicate; b) to ask or desire in marriage, to
propoie for, to court, woo.
Xn'batten, ». (»tr.) n. 1. the boldiag or cling-
ing to, ic. cf. in^alten, «.$ 2. «topping;
stoppage; 3. solicitation ; »upplication.
7tn'$altenb, adj. l.Med a)adhesive; 6) bind-
ing (as certain kinds of food), astriogent;
2. long continned (as rains, 4c), lasting
(asadisease, 4c.) nninterrapted, continuous,
constant,continual; persevering, aisidaoas;
tie a-e Caienj, Mut. a pedal-note or organ-
point; bet a-e gleifi, assiduity. [feil.
«n'batter, (itr.) m. T. holdfaet, cf. Xnbalt(e).
Wfealtfam, I. adj. vid. Xnbaltenb, 2.; D.
Tf-Feir, /. perseverance.
Xn'binunern, (to.) v. a. to fix by hammering.
Un'^anben. ado. for an Die |>anb, ov.
Xn'iang, (rtr.,pI.Xn'&ange)m. l.appendage;
appendix, adjiitiou; anpplement; 2. Post-
script; 3. an aanexed prorUo, a conditional
.clause; — jn einem Xcfiomente, a codidl-,
4. Mut. an adjanctive member to a mo«ical
sentence; a sort of coda; 5. adberent«, fol-
lower», party ; faction, sect; band, «et, gang.
TCn'^angen, I. (ttr.) v. n. 1. to hang on, npon;
2. (with Dat.) to adbere, hold, ding, eleare
or «tick to ..., to follow, be attached to, be-
long to ; ei bangt ihm an, it i» natural to
bim; II. *. {str.) n. adhesion.
Xnbdngts, comp. — nraSrel, — pnnlt, »id. Xuf«
bingemuSM, 4c.
Xn'fefagen, (io.) v. I. a. 1. to hang, appcnd;
to fasten, to fix, affix; 2. to add, join, to
adjoin, snbjoin, annex; 3. Gram, to suffix;
4. cont. to bestow (or sqnander) upon; 5.
(Stncm Qstmi) to do (one) a miichief, to
inflict (sometbing) npon (one) ; to cast (an
asperiion or blemisb) upon (one); to bave
a fling at; to give a nickname; ßinem eine
SBaare— , to cheat one into a bargain; eint
Äranfbeit — , to infect with * disease; II.
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re#. to ding, stick, cleave to, to foree one's
■elf in, npon; III. incor. n. /or Yn$ongen, go.
Wtja'nger, («(r.)" 1 - adherent, follower; par-
tisan ; (eont.) banger on ; dlaciple.
tfn'&ängig, adj. 1. cleaving ; ftg-s. 2. adherent,
annexed , connected , beianging , bound to ;
3. vid. 3nbringlid)5 4. (»or ©triebt — ) iato,
pending; einen ^rocep — matben, to com-
mence or enter a lawuuit ; to bring an action
againtt one.
Tfn'banglid), I. adj. attached (an, to), faith-
ftil (to); n. TC-ftit,/. attachment, adherence,
adbesion.
TCn'Jfingfrf, (rtr.)n. l.appendage, appendix;
2. amnlet; 3. Mar. aea-drag.
Inland), (str.) m. 1. breathing on, afflation;
l.fig. vid. Anflug, 4.
1Cn'$aud)en, (w.) v. a. to breathe at or npon.
Wonnen, (irr.) o. a. to cot on, to begin to
cot.
Xn'bfafeln, (to.) v. o. to form into »mall heaps.
Xtt'ja'nfen , (u>.) v. I. a. to heap np, treainre
np, amaaa, accnmolate; II. refl. to increaie,
accnmnlate.
Xn'&Sufer, (str.) m. accnmnlator.
Wijirxfma , (to.)/. nccmnulation; Geol. ag
gregation, Aggregate.
Ttn'bfben, (str.) v. a. 1. to lift np, lift cloae
to; 2. (alio n.) to begin, commence.
Xn'jefttn, (to.) v. a. 1. to rasten, affix; 2. to
stitcn to, np, to sew np; 3. to pin to.
Xn'tjetten, (».) v. I. o. to beal on, to cica
trixe, agglntinate; II. it. (atix. fein) to get
fixed by heallng.
TCn^eim', ($ adv. bome, 4c), in comp, (vjith
Dat.:) —fallen, v.n. 1. to fall to, to de-
volve npon ; 2. fig. to be snbject to; (einem
etmo«) —geben, v. a. to leave witb, to pnt
into (one's) band, to refer to; — {teilen, t>. a.
to eommit, to leare or refer to (another's
determinatioo or jndgment, Ac); to defer,
snbmit to.
W&eimttn, (u.) v. a. to pnt in mind of home,
Yn'tjetfdjig, adj. pledged by promise, bonnd;
fid) — madjen ju, to promise, to bind or
oblige one's seif; id) mache nid}—, I will be
bonnd.
Ttn'benfen, (w.) v. a. vid. Undingen.
XnJeY Ofo&Wo), ad». $bither, to tbis place;
bt* — , hitherto ; — fünft, /. arrival.
Xn'bttcn, (to.) v. a. 1. Sport, to begin hont-
ing, chasing, to start, nnharbonr (a hart,
*c.); 2. a) to set on (a dog, ftc); 6) fig.
vid. Hafteten.
Xn'beudjeln, (to.) v. a. ((Sincm etwas) to at-
tribute hypocritically or faliely.
Ttn'benlen, (to.) «. a. to bowl at
Ttn'beren, (w.) v. a. cot. TCnjoubern.
Ttlr'bieb, (str.) m. For. 1. the commencement
of felling wood; 2. the place where wood U
felled.
Xn'fcoV, (to.)/. rising or high gronnd, hill,
height, slight eminence, elevation.
Ytr'bolcn, (to.) v. a. Mar. to hanl (taut); Sie
»raffen — , vid. »raffen j bie Schoten — , to
hanl aft the sheets.
Tbi'f)BU%au, (str.) n. Mar. hnwser, balser.
Xn'^iren, (to.) v. a. 1. to hearken or listen
to, give ear to, to hear (one), give (one)
hearing; 2. (einem Stroas) to pereeive by
listening to . . . ; ta6 bort fid) febön on, tbis
sounds fine; HS fonn id) nid)t mit—, I can-
not stay to hear this.
Xn'fcorung, (ib.) f. hearing; aodience. [eben.
"Xn'tffitn, (to.) v. a. & refl. Ind. to put on bree-
TSnlt, (str.) m. Bot. anise; — apfel, m. spiee-
apple; —Branntwein, — liför, m. aniseed-
spirit or cordial, Fr. anisette; — bolj, n.
aniseed wood; — 61, it. aniseed-oil; ~;u(frr,
m. sngared anise.
Wjägen, (tr.) v. I. a. ütd.Knbctcn, 1. *2.«);
II. n. (awx. fein) or angejagt fommen, to
rnsh on impetnously.
■Jfiijcfö, Xnjetf, Xnje»unb', + vid. 3«tt.
Xn'jotbcn, (w.) n. a. to yoke to, conple nno«
the yoke.
Xn14m?fcn, (w.) v. n. (with gegen) to stmggle
or to bear np againat . . , , to combat.
Ttnfanf, (str., pl. "Xnl äufe) m. 1. traying;
pnrebase, acqnisition ; 2. earnest-money.
Xnfaufcn, (to.) v. I. a. to bay, purchase; II.
refl . to.bny lands, to settle at or in a place.
Anteilen, (to.) o.a. 1. to fasteo with wedge*,
to key (np); 2. cid. antreiben.
in'M, (str.) m. vid. ®nftl, 2.
XirYtr, *. I. (str.) m. 1. anker (a liqntd mea-
sure); 2. Mar. anchor; tcr Heine— , grapael;
3. Arclu brace ; 4. fig. emblem of hope and
seenrity: anchor, mainstay, pillar; Mar-s.
»or — aushalten, to Tide ont (a gale, a
storm) ; ber — ift jum fallen f lar, the anchor
is a-peak; (fid)) cor — legen, to anebor, ts
moor ; bie— lidjten, vid. 8ia)tcn 5 tor — liegen,
to ride at anchor; ffd)tr »or — Hcgcnb, well
anchored; »or — reiten, (bei hohler €5ct)
»or— (tomsfen, to ride hard, to set and
heave ; nm ben — fdjmcnfcn, to tend ; »or —
treiben, to rnn fonl of or over the anchor.
to drag the anchor; bog 6d)tff treibt »or — ,
or ber — ift triftig or fdjlcppt, the anchor
comes home or drires ; — werfen, trid.Tf nf ern »
II. comp. Mar-s. — ad)feln, pl shoolders of
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an anchor; —arm,
— <ragt, n~ eye of an anchor
vid. — rübrnng; — blume,/. Bot. Virginian
toop »ort; — toje, /. bnoy (festened to an
anchor), beacon; break-water; — fdfebat, n.
wd. Enfer, 1.; — fliege,/. — flfigel, m, gen.
pt. Anke«, palms of »a anchor; —flott, «.
oid. -60 je i — fütterung, /. lining of the bow ;
—gelb, n. (doty of) anchorage; — grata, m,
anehor(ing)-groond, anchor-hold, anchor -
age; fdjteibter — grnnb, fonl gronnd or bot-
tom; rüfer — ginne, sonadings; — bafen, m,
cat-hook, cat; — baU, m. throat or trend of
an anchor, clatching of the arm; — b&nbe,
pl. vid.— fliege 5 — bafpel, m. */. eapetao ; -
beim, »1. vid.— rutbt} — t)oI|, n. vid. —ßo*
— Ere'Jj, n. crown of an anchor; —tritt, f.
vid. —ftodj —loa), *. oid. — atige; — lo«,
adj. unmoored, adrift; COS SSlbtff ifl — I08,
the Tewel dragi the anchor«; — nifft, pl.
nnta of an anchor; — plat, m. anchoriag-
. place, anchorage; her bequeme —. Pitt?, good
hirth; her gefäbrticbe — p(ab, ill-footiog;
— rcd)t, n. anchorage, privilegeofanchoring
(dnty-free); —ring, m. ring of an anchor;
ein Sau an ben —ring ftecben, to clinch a
cable; —rubrong,/. pnddining of an anchor;
— Wtije, /. — (djttft, m. ahank or beam of an
anchor-, — föoufel, cid. — fliege 1 — fcbmieb,
m. anchor-saüth ; — fdjub, m. shoe of an an-
chor; —feil, n. vid. —Um — fpite, /. bill of
an anchor; — ftid), m. clinch of a cable;
~fl od, m. stock of an anchor; — ftoctebanbeu,
pt hoope of the anchor-itock; — tttljc, /.
fishtakle; —tan, n. cable; bat —tau in ben
JRfifen pcrmabren, to freihen the hawse;
— tanfhjpper, m.deck-stopper; — tauwtrf, n.
groand tackte; — nbr, /. patent lever watch;
— BMdje, /. anchor-watch ; — »idjtrr, m. vid,
— bojej — ninbe, /. capatan, windlau; — jct-
4>en, 1». vid. — boje» — $©tt, m. vid. —gelb.
Xtftttbttt, (w.) 0.0. 1. to mark by a notch
or aotehe«; 3. to score,
Entern, (id.) v. n. to anchor, to cast or drop
anchor; to moor. [chains.
Xntrtteln/ (w.) o. a. to nuten with little
Enterten, («>-) v. a. to fasten (an, to) with
a ehain, to chain (np), enchain, shackle.
Xtttnä)en, (*"•) •• "• ongeteuibt fbmmen, to
come panting or quite oat o( breath. [child.
Wfinb, (str., pl. E-er) n. La», adopttve
Winben, (w.) v. a. Law, to adopt, affiliate.
li'rntbnng. (u>.) /. adoption, affiliation.
Etfrtrrtn, (w.) v. a. to allere, to decoy.
Witten, (w.) v. a. to feiten by cement
Istloffen, (w.) v. a. to yelp at, to hark at.
arm of an anchor ;||En'cWflbär, adj. accacabie; impeachable.
ior;— bentibung,/.|Xn'nSge, I. (10.) /. accnsatlon, Information
(againat), prosecntion; arraignment, dennn-
ciation, denooncement; bie £fftntlid)t — , im-
peacbment, indictment; II. comp. —ort*,/.
aet of acensation; (— fa)rift,/.) bill of in-
dictment.
Entlffgen, (w.) v. a. to aocaie; to iadict; to
arraign, inform againat, Charge (c/. Tbtt
geben); iffentlid) — , to impeach.
Entliger, (itr.) m. Entlagerinn, (w.)/. ac-
cnaer, impeaeher, indieter.
En/ftagtrlfo), adj. prone to accaee.
■JCnflammern, (u>.) v. a. 1. to cramp, to nuten
with cramp-irona; 2. to ctaap; ftd) an ... — ,
to ding or hang to, to take a fast hold of.
Entlang, (ttr., pl. Vntltnge) m. 1. aecord,
tune; 2. a) »imilarity of aonnd; b)ßg. vid.
Enftrid), 3.; ein ftarfer — »on ..., « ttrong
daah of ...; 3.fig. aympathy, correaponding
feeling; — ftnben (bei), to excite intrreat, to
be congenial (with), to meet with sympathy
or enconragement, to teil (npon).
Xirrtüben, (10.) v. I. a. to glae to, fix, paste:
to aet or pnt ap (public advertiaements) ;
II. n. to cling, atick to; to adhere, attach.
Entleiben, (10.) v. I. a. to dreai, attire, to pnt
on (ciotbea) ; IL rtfl. to dreaa (one'a sdf).
Entleibes, comp. — fpiegcl, m. dreaaing-guui,
awinging glaas;— $umüer,n. dreaamg-room.
Unf leiflern, (w.) v. a. to paste np, paste on.
Tfn/rlennnen, (».) 0. a. to ptnch, or sqneexa
againat.
Enflingen, «. I. («er.) n. 1. to aecord in
aonnd, to begin to aonnd, chime np; 2. vid.
Entlang finben; II. (w.) a. to make to
sonnd; bie ©Ufer — , vid. TCnßofen, 1.
En'FIopfen, (u>.) 0. I. n. (with an) to knock,
to beat, to rap (at); IL a. to nuten by beat-
ing, hammering.
En'flopfrr, (ttr.) m. knocker, clapper.
En'rnrteln, (w.) v. a. to nuten with gags.
Enfnipfen, (to.) v. a. to bntton (to); to fix
by buttoaa.
En'fnüpfen, (u>.) v.a.l. to knit, knot, to tie
to, to festen with a knot; 2. to begin, enter
into or npon (a correapondeace), to form
(an acqnaintance, *«.); »ieber — , to take
ap, renew, reanme (a conversation, Jkc).
Enfnüpfnng, (w.) f. knitting, *c ef. En»
rnipfen j E-opnnft, m. fig. «tarüng point,
opening; connecting link or idea.
Enfnurcen, (u.) v. u. to growl at
Enf Obern, (w.) o. a. to bring to the lnre, to
decoy, allnre, halt.
EVrommtn, (t&.~) ». (aw. fein) L n. 1. to
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arrlve; tocome (at, to, on, up); to drop in;
3. a) to »pproach, advance ; 6) to obtatn or
galn access, admittance, 4c; to get in; 3
a) vid. Seif ommen, 2. o) ; 6) to fare or suc-
ceed weil or ill. to meet with (good or ill)
success ; ibr f ommt unredjt an, you are miita-
ken; e) imp. ei {ommt mir tomer, leidjt, sc.
on, it U hard, easy, &c. for oe or I find it
hard, difficnlt, &c, it comes hard on me;
4. imp. — auf (with Abc.), a) to dopend or
hinge npon; tt boranf - Iaffen, to rnn the
hazarri, to rlsk, to venture (lipon), to take,
stand or put to tbe euance ; Xütt auf ... -
Ioffen, to leave every thing to . . . ; (gtroaS)
auf 3emanb — löffen, to refer (something)
to one; *) to be iraportant or a matter of
moment (with Dat., to); hier fommt tt auf
Xbaten, nidjt auf JEBorte an, here deeds are
reqnired, not wordi; es fommt mir auf ...
niä)t an, I do not mind or care ...; II. a.
imp. to befall; tt fommt mitt) (tncor. mir)
... an, I am leized with (fear, a deiire, i.e.) ;
wo« fommt ihn an? what ails bim? her
ßtblaf {am Ittia) an, I became sleepy.
Jftt'rommKng, (*tr.) "»• new comer; stranger;
novice.
Xnföpfen, (to.) v. a. Pin-m. to head (pin*).
Wf oppeltt, (io.) o. a. to couple, to yoke.
Hu'Mrnen, (ie.) o. a. to bait, allure, to entice.
XnfroUcn, (io.) v. I. a. to leize with claws;
II. rrfl. to ding to with claws.
antraten, TCnfriieln, (w.) v. n. * a. to
»ersteh at, against.
antreiben, (io.) ». a. to note with chalk, to
score (a reckoning, ic).
«Vfried)en, (*rr.) r. n. (aux. fein) to creep
ap, to; to crawl near; cont. to »pproach
creeping.
Ynfud'tn, (io.) v. a. vid. angutfen.
■Xnf unten, '!Cn'fünkigen,(ic.) u.a. toannounc«,
give notice, advertize; declare, proclaim.
Xn'Mnbigung, (io.) /. declaration, aanounce
ment; proelamation; advertisement.
antunft, (str. , pl. n. u.)/. arrival, coming;
advent.
an'hrnftetn, (to.) e. a. to fix or add to ...
artificially; fig. to affect.
Xn'fuppctn, (io.) v. a. 1. to couple; 2. vulg.
to proenre (Sinem 3emanb, one a person)
in marriage.
Xn'ladjrn, aVIatbelu, (io.) v. a. to «mite npon.
anläge, (».)/. 1. laying ont, ttc, cf. Äu
legung i 2. any thing anneied; 0U8 her —
»erben ©ie erfeben, by the annexed you will
aee; 3. beginning, fonndation; 4. design,
plan or outline (of a moiical composition),
plot (of a romance, *c ); 5. esteblishmsat,
plantation, particul. pl. K-n, improTe-
menti, pleaiure grounds; 6. capital, stock;
7. natural capacity or disposilion (ju, to),
temper, parti, talenU (ju, for), predispo-
sition.
XnlaRbbör, adj. boajdable, approacbable.
Wtnte, (u.)/. vid. Ynfurtb.
ontanben, (io.) v. n. (aux. fein) to fall in
with the shore; to come to «bore, to make
a descent (on, npon), cf. £ont>en» to toack
at, or put into a port.
AU'idnbcn, (io.) v. a. to put to shore (a ahip).
Yn'langen, (io.) v. I. n. (aux. fein) to arrive;
II. a. to concern, touch, belong; a-i, adj.
concerning, touchiog; as for, as to, witk
reapect to.
anlofdjen, (io.) v. a. For. vid. XnfCblagen, 4.
Wlof , (str., pl. "Xvtl&fc) m. 1. leUing in, sc
cf. inlaffen 5 2. a) occasion, cause, raotiie,
inducement, cf. sBeranlaffung i — geben, ts
give rise; b) occarreace; c) appearance.
■JCnlafien , (str.) v. I. a. 1. to let on ; ein
Seid) — , to let water into a pond; 2. eätt
anfiele—, toset a mili a-going; 3. eua
#UUb — , Sport to set a dog on; 4. fg.
fdjorf, bort or tibtl— , to address, treat,re-
ceive harshly, ill, cf. Enfafcren, 2. ; 5. eüist
a)/orZnbeboltenj V)for Ttnlauftn (7.) laffai
11. refl. to bave tbe appearance, to appear;
et läpt ftd) jU ... an, there is an appearance
of or for (war, *c); ftd) gut — , to bid or
promise fair; bat RSetter laß t fid) jum {Regen
an, it looks as if it wonld rain; nie löft cf
ftd) mitfeinem Steber an? how goes hin fever?
XirTouf, (ttr., pl. Vnlfiufe) m. 1. onset, statt,
run; eiaen — nehmen, to run for a leap, to
stand off for an advantage, to take a m;
2. assanlt, attack; 3. swelliog, rising; 4.
Mar. a) headway ; im 2C-e fein, to be ander
head-way; 6) vid. SBranbnng & ©turjfeej
5. Arch. a) lower apophyge; 6) cymatiaa;
6. vid. 'Auflauf, 1.; 7. frequent petition, fre-
quent »pplication, trouble.
Xn'Iaufen, (str.) v. 1. n. (aux. fein) 1. n>
begin to rnn, to take a rnn; to rnn up, t«;
to rnsh upon; 2. to »well; 3. to »well o».
to increase; 4. to rise sloping or with a
(gentle) slope; 5. Typ. to rot; 6. a) to be-
come hazy, to dim, tarnish (as glaas, ic):
ber Xtbem mad)t ben Spiegel — , breath tar-
nishes (dims) the surface of the lookiog-
glass; 6) to get mouldy; c) to get rnaty ;
d) to doli, deaden; angelaufen, dim, bazy;
7. — laffeu, T. to heat (iron or steel) for
the purpose of fixing coloors ; blau — laffes,
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faffira, to damaakeen ; fig-s. 8. (gegen) to
rnn counter to ...; 9. Weilt — , to be dis-
appointedj to ran a bad chaace; er ifl febön
ongelaafm, in», be bat met witb a fine re-
ceptioa; II. a. to importnne, solicit.
Infant, (str.) m. Gram, commeacing tonnd
(of a word or gyllable) ; « im "X-t ift tal @ng«
lifd)en fdjarf, im SDeutfäen meto), * at the be-
ginning of worda has ita aharp hiaalng aoond
io Engliah, bnt a fiat aoond in Ger man
Xn'lanten, (to.) v. n. (& a.) Gram, to com-
mence a word or «yllable; gBorter, bie mit
s — , word« oeginning witb an ».
IVläuten, (io.) v. a. to ring (the bell).
WHgei», (vi.) v. I. a. 1. to pnt, place or lay
to, on, agaüut, to fasten, fix (tbe abroad«,
&c), to appljr (a ladder to the wall, ftc);
ein Jtinb — , to pnt a child to the breast;
ein ©emebr — , vid. Xnfdjlagen, 6.; JHetber
— , to pst od clothes; Iraner — , to go into
moarning; .JianS — , to «et band« to, to take
(a work) in band, to begin a work,be active,
cf. $anii 2. a) to place, di«po«e of, to lay
oot (money in a bargaio, ftc.), to pnt (capi-
tata, soma) ont at interest, to employ (funda),
to (in)veat; 6) to «pend, employ; 3. a) to
lay out (groonda, Ac), to draw garden-plot« ;
fig-s. 6) tofound, establiah; to «et np; c) to
lay (a «eherne, ftc), to plan (a conspiracy,
Ac); et — auf ..., to plan, to aim at, to
make it one'i object ; tt mar barauf angelegt
|n ..., it was intended or tbe plan was to ... ;
XUet ift barasf angelegt mid) ;n reijen, every
thtng i* catcalated to irritate me; geutr — ,
to born another man'« honte, ftc, malicions-
ly; to be gniity of araon; angelegte geuer,
pt incendiary or wilful fire« ; II. refl. to «tick
to, ««tue on; fjd> an ein frtnMtd)e8 ©djiff — ,
to board, to g rapple; ID. n. 1. to pnt on
«bore, to pnt in, tomoor; toland; JurSans
bang — , to make ready for loading, lading ;
2. to take aim (auf, at).
TUtlgtt, comp. — fpabn, m. Typs, scale-
board; — ftege, p(. «ide-atick«, (ßapitak
fiege) head-side* and foot «ticka; — fdjlof,
n. Lock-tm. vid. *5orlegtfa>Iof .
Türtfgnng, («.)/. 1. pntting on, Ac, vid. Xn»
legen A TCnlage j 2. employment (of capital«),
inreatment (of fand«).
Tn'Bin, (*rr.) n. loan. [of a cbair, Ac.
aVDtyie, (to.) /. a thing to lean apon , back
Ttnf ebnen, (to.) v. I. a. to lean againat; to
Hipport by ; bie Z$tr — , to leaye the door
upon tbe latch ; ILre/1. 1 . to lean, lie againat,
to reellne; 2. fig. to fall back (npoa).
ttnltbren, (w.) ». o. vid. Untermetfen.
Xnleibe, (io.)/. loan; offentifdje — , govern-
inent-loan; eine — mad)en, to raiae a loan.
Xn'letben, (str.) v. a. to borrow, raiae a loan.
Yn'Ieimcn, (to.) v. a. to glue on, to join witb
giue.
3fn'Ieite, (vi.) f. Law, direction for inapecting.
anleiten, (to.) v. a. 1. to gnide, lead, con-
doct; 2. to direct, inatrnet.
TCn'Ieiter, (str.) m. Icader, ic, guide.
XnTeitimg, (io.)/. 1. leading, gnidance; 3.
direction, inatruetion, metbod; achooling;
Andrei — jtim ©ebraud) bei «prtale beim
Örgelfpiel, Andres introduetion to the aae
of the pedala in organ-playing; 3. fig. in-
dneement, opportunity, occaaion.
anlernen , (io.) v. a. to get (knowledge) by
learning; angelernt, fig. naanmed, put on.
■JCn'Ieudjttn, (io.) v. a. A n. to hold a candle
to or for ... ; to direct light to, to caat light
npon; to tonch with a burning candle.
anliegen, (str.) v. n. 1. to lie near or cloae
to; 2. to fit well, sit dose; fnapp a-b,
«traigbt to tbe ahape; 3. to border, to be
adjacent.adjoining orcontiguous(an,to); 4.
Mar. to atand to (tbe north, Ac.) ; reo liegt
ba8 SSdjiff an? how wind« the ship? feemärti
—, to stand off, atand for the offing; fig-s.
5. (@tnem) to entreat, solicit; to importune,
to nrge; to ply; 6. fin) angelegen fein [äffen,
to bestow enre upon, to treat with earneat
attention, to intereat one'a «elf in, for ; a-b,
p. o. 1. recumbent; 2. Math, adjacent.
anliegen, s. (str.) n. 1. the lying clo«e to, ftc. ;
2. concern, care, «olicltude, wiih.
Wlotfen, (to.) v. a. to allure, entice, decoy,
attract. [invitation.
Xn'Iodhtng, (io.) /. allurement, enticement,
WUtben, (io.) v. a. to solder.
Xn/Iugen, (io.) v. a. to belle; to calumniate,
to impute falaety.
Xn'IÜftern, (w.) v. a. imp. to exclte an ap-
petite, or deaire in ... .
aVlSoen, (to.) v. n. Mar. to go to windward
or to the weather-side; In» an! InfT!
Xn'macben, (to.) v. a. 1. to fasten, to bind,
tic or attach to, to knit on; 2. to make,
kindle or light (ap) (a fire); 3. a) to mix
(with water, ftc), to temper; mit ©erofirjen
— , to «plce; mit $opfen — , to bop; mit
JeBeinftein — , to tartarize; b) to dilutc; adoi-
terate.
En'ma&nen, (to.) v. a. vid. ermahnen.
WmSltn, (to.) v. o. to paint, paint at, of er.
Xn'marfd), (str., pt JCn'marfä)«) m. marching
on, approaebiag, adrance.
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oa, to advance. 3. Math. Ac approximatioo ; X-tgtabta, vid.
JCn'mlf en, (v>.) v. ufi. (fldj [Dat.] (Staat) to «aufgraben.
luarp, awMime, arrogate, preanme, to pre-
tend to, to lay claim to, encroach on; an«
gemißt, p. a. lelf-auamed; a-b, adj. pre-
lamiag, presamptive, arrogant; aunming;
imperioni, domineering; haoghty.
Xu'mlfUdj, I. adj. vid. Xnmaftatb} n. X-feit,
f. vid. Xamaf ung.
Xtt'mSflttng, («>.)/■ naurpation, intruiion; aa-
lamption , arrogao.ce; preteaaion, pretamp-
tion ; imperioaaneu.
Xtr'ma'ften, (u>.) v. I. o. to fatten; II. rrfi. ftd)
(Are.) — , to get fat; Die Statte barte ftd;
(Dat.) ein ffl4ud)ltin angemdftet (®6t6e),
tbe rat had raised hiinself up a paunch.
Wnauttn, (io.) v. a. to bnild (a wall) against.
TCn'maulen, (io.) t». a. to grnmble (matter)
Xn'medlern, (to.) u. a. to bleat at. [againat.
Xn'meften, (w.) v. a. t r<fl. vid. «JRetben.
TCn'mengen, (io.) u. a. to mix, mingle, blend.
Xn'mertebüa), (»tr., pl. 7C-b5d)er) n. note-book,
c/. Rotfjbud).
TCn'merfen, (».) v. a. 1. to mark, note, to
pot down, to write down, annotate, to jot,
to Item; ü.fig. (tttntm (Staat) to remark,
percelf e ia one. [2. note, aanotation.
»r'merrung, (»•)/• 1. remark, obiervatioa;
Xn'meffen, (rtr.) ». a. 1. einem etmal — ,
to take one'a meaanre for ...; ftd) (£at.)
Qtoai — (äffen, to get mearared for ...;
i.fig. to fit, adapt.
Virmifiben, (to.) v. a. to mix, admix.
^nmir 1 , odo. oid. hiermit.
"Xn'mitf), L #.(»)/. grace, elegance, gmceful-
aeu; pleaaantneu,iweetneu,agreeableneu,
ameoity, cbarm, gentleneu; II. in comp.
—toi. adj. ungracefal, deficient in interest;
—longfett/ /. want of grace, nngracefulneaa;
— rein), -<or a-6)toU, vid. 3nmutbig.
tafmiti)ii, adj. graceful, pleaiant, agreeable,
charming, iweet, gentle.
TCn'mfitben, (to.) v. o. 1. vid. 3nmntbeitj 2.
vid. Xnfprctben, 5.
Xsmatbnng, (io.)/. vid. 3umutbung.
Türtta, f. Anna, Ana, Anne (P. AT.).
Xu'nSgeln, (w.) v. a. to aail, nail to or on,
to baten with naila; »ic angenagelt, fig. a»
if nailed to the ipot
Xa'nSgen, (v>.) o. a. 1. to gnaw, nibble at;
2. to corrode.
Xn'nfytn, (y>.) v. a. to *ew on (to, up).
«VnJhen, Xn'nlbetn, (w.) v. I. n. (ouz. fein)
A rtfi. to approacb, draw near, come on; to
approximate; II. o. to approacb, bring near.
Xn/nabflU, («•)/• 1- toking, aecepUace, ac-
ceptatioa; 2. reception, Ac cf. Xllfnabjati
receipt; 3. engaging; 4. embracing (.of ai
opinion); auamption; 5. «npponltion, rap-
poaal; Log. poatnlation; 6. — OB JKabe*
Statt, adoption; Com-*, bie — einer Statte,
acceptance, acceptation, protection; be»
bingtC — , partial, qoalified or enlarged ac-
ceptance; unbcbülgtc — , fall, abaolate or
general acceptance; ni&igc — ertbeüe«, to
■how due protection; — bereiten or be*
forgcn, to prepare due bonoor; bie — »er«
Weigern, to dUbonoar, torefuae acceptance;
tsegen nid)t erfolgter—, for noa-aeeeptaace;
— oermeigerung, /. Law, waiver.
• Xnnö'Icn, pl. aanal«; — fd)reibcr, or *Xa*t>
lifi', (10.) m. annalist
Ttn'n äffen, (u.) v. a. vid. Tinfendjten.
Kn'ne, /. (dim. aWdjen, n. Nan, Naany,
Nancy) Anne (/>. N.).
+ Xn'nfbfl, adtt. vid. Siebft.
in'nübmbJT, I. adj. acceptable, admiasiUc
receivable, eligible; unter 0-en ©ebingw
gen, on aeconunodating termi ; n. "X-tdtJ
acceptableneH, &c.
In'nf^mcn, (ttr.) v. I. a. 1. to take (adi-
rection, Ac.), to take (to one'a aelf) ; to ac-
cept; to reeeive; 2. a) to aaanme (aa ap-
pearance, Ac), to pot on (a ■corafol air,
Ac); 6) to contract (a babit, Ac.); c) to
aflect (bnmility, Ac); 3. to engage; 4. <)
to embrace, adopt (an opinion, Ac), to
eipouae (a doctrine, Ac); to enter into, to
■ubicribe to, to admit, grant; to consent to.
to approve of; ber angenommene SXuajfaf,
tbe recogniied Standard; fr) to take (fir
granted), to uppoie; 5. Com. to aeeept, bo-
nour (a draft), to protect, to pay (or ahow)
dne bonoor or protection; nid)t — , to refne
acceptance; angenommen »erben, to meet
dne acceptance; nid)t angenommen, unac-
cepted; Scfntbe — , to reeeive or to wee
company; an Äinbc* Btatt — , to adopt; Me
©au nimmt ben Sager an, Sport, the bm
aaiaulti tbe huntuaaa; ftd) — iaffen, to ea-
gage; enliat (at a aoldier); II. r^ft. 1. ((in)
[Acc] einer ^erfon or esad)c [Gen.]) a) to
interest one'a aelf in or for, to take care of,
to care for, uaiat; (eifrig) to atickle for;
b) to enter into, to attend to (one'a baai-
neai), to ply (oae'i trade, Ac); 2. (ftd)
[Alt.] St»a«) to take, apply to one'a aelf.
Kn / nebmer,(«tr.)m.Cbm. l.acceptor,drawee;
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the ibip'a bubaad).
TCatafbmlid), l- «*'■ 1- »M- Xnnetmborj 9.
«id. Yngcx<6n j II. X-rcit,/. 1. vid. Xmubo».
borJttti 2. pieaaantnei«, »weetae»; ne-
aity, chana, c/. Xnmatbj pleasnre, delight;
X-tttttn, pt. iweeta, com/orti (of Ufa).
aVacigrB, (io.) v. I. «. to inclioe, lean to;
VL refl. 1. a) to leao od, againit; o) to con-
t«rge; 3. oid. ftd) *"nfd)nmd)ela.
knieten, (>e.) o. a. to rivet to.
^Xa'nodj, ad», a» yot; «tili now, at preaent.
* Siuura'ct, [Ft., pron. änöogV) (».)/., ttt*
aonri'ren, (u>.) ». a. «id. Xajrige, Antigen.
«"Jtanmtft', (to.) /. annuity.
♦InnuIUtwni'ttoafel, (to.)/. iato, canceliag
clauae; defeaaaace.
«annnQi'tra, (io.) v. o. to anoul, e/. Ätf»
beben, 3.5); TtaaoDi'nuiB, («.)/. annolment
Xanten, (to.) o. o. to oll, paint with oil.
*Xnomalit / , (y>.)f. anomal y, irregularity.
*Xuom£\ifä, a<tj. anomalooa.
»Xnonpor', Xnomj'raifn), oetf. anonymon»; a-e
Xrtrrie,/. jfcurf. ionomioate artery.
«ino'mjmoi, m. anooymon» writer.
In'crtnen, (to.) r. o. 1. to beipeak, order,
iaititnte; to appoint, fix (a eertaln time);
3. to diipoie, regulato, arraoge; to direct,
condset
Xa'ortner, («<r>) m. diipoier, regalator, &c.
Xn'ortnrag, (to.)/. orderiog, 4c; diipoial;
düpoiition, regulatioa, arrangement, ad
jutaeat, preparation; appoiatment , di-
rectioa; iiutroctiou.
•Xnotgo'nifd)/ adj. 7. iaorganic.
Tt/fatm, (w.) «• a, to lay hold of, »eize,
catch, gripe, collar, to attack.
Äs/poppen, (in.) o. o. to parte ap or on.
Xn'pajfea, (io.) «. I. a. I. to adapt, fit, aalt,
accemmodate, to cooform, adjaat, aqnare;
3. to fit or try on; II. n. vid. Raffen.
Ärpfiblen, (to.) b. a, 1. to pale up, to prop;
3. to empale.
Xa'pfianica, (»•) «■ o. to plant, cnltlvate.
«VpfUnia, (*tr.) m. planter, aettler.
Xn/pfianiang, (w.) /. plantiag; plantotlon;
3C-ea, p(. improveraent». [peg» or pin.
WpflöaVn, (w.) t>. a. to peg, to fnaten with
| *Vpftugcn,(w.)v. I.«. 1. (obon.) tobegin
plooghing; 3. to joia by plooghing; II. n.
to drive againit somethiag in plooghing.
Wpüben, (to.),». a. to pitch; to pitch to.
aVpio'en, (io.) t. a. to peck (fraita). [brüh.
Wpfaifeln, (w.) t>. a. to paint, daob with a
«Vplftrren, (to.) v. a. vulg. to bawl at.
aVplattra, (io.) o. a. vid. Infdjitten.
Hafplttttt, (io.) o. n. (aus. fd«) 1. to «trike
er bunt agaiait; 3. to begin to crack.
Xn'podjea, (to.) d. n. *o. vid. TCnTlopfea.
Xn'prttll, (rtr.) m. a boonding agaiait, boaoee ;
3-ninrcI, m. i%y. angle of reflexion.
Xn'ptaHen, ».n. (o«x. fein) to bonnd or »trike
agidnat. [at,to.
Xn'pTfbigni/ (io.) «. a. iael. k conL to preach
Wprtlfcn, («tr.) v. a. (Sintra etnxtf) to
praiie, commend, recoounend, extol; cont.
to paff. [bonnd agaimt.
Xa'pteBen, (io.) ». a. to daah, to make to
Xn'prSbm, Xn'probfrm, (io.) e. a. vid. tat
oerfud)(n. .
Xft'ptt*, (**r.) m. flnery, dreia; dreuing.
Xn'pnitR, (io.) i). I. a. 1. to dreu finely, to
adorn ; 3. to trick oat; n. r«)I. to deck one'i
■elf oat, pnt on one'i beit (or holyday) elotaea.
Xn'qualmea, (to.) v. a. vulg. to blow the taae
(of tobaeco) ioto one'i face.
Xn'qvidcn, (io.) «. a. Min. to »malgamate.
"Xtfteina, (to.) e. n. to border upon.
Xa'ranuntn, Xn'rammtln, (vi.) v. a. to ram
down tight, to baten by raauaing.
Xn'ranfen, (to.) v. I. a. to tuten by meani of
teadrila; E.refl. to ding to, twine roond.
Wrafprin, (to.) v. o. to begin to raip.
Wtaffeln, (to.) «. o. to rattle at or agaiait
Xa'rltbtn, («tr.) I. v. a. (QHnem Qttaat) to
recoauaead to, to adriie; to inggeit; Ü. i.
i*tr.) m or Xn'tltbnng, (to.)/. advice, re-
conunendation.
"&rftaua)a, (io.) o. o. 1. to coTer with antoke ;
to aeaion by smoking; 2. a) to imoke (a
pipe) for the flrit time, to begin to imoke;
6) to give a browniih colonr to (a meer-
•chaam-bowl) by impkiag; oa/geranebt, p. a.
uBoke-ataiMd.
Xa'rfad)««, (w.) t>. o. 1. to drive amoke or
perfnma agaimt; 3. to imoke a little.
Xa'rtd)nen, (to.) v. a. (Sintra etn>al) 1. to
charg«, to put or »et down to one'i aeeonnt ;
2. to reckoa, to rate, to coaat; 3. to im-
pate, attribnte, aicribe; ja Dttl— , to orer-
charge; er bat e6 3bnen nid)t ja bod) an*
gretibnet, he ha» not oTercharged yoo for it.
TUxta)t, (rtr.) n. right, claim ; title.
Ttn'tfbt, (to.)/. theactof acooiting; addrew,
■peech, harangne ; —fall, m. Gram. TocatWe ;
—tag, m. Print. day of addreu.
"Knftittn, (io.) v. a. 1. to accoit, addreu, to
apeak to, to harangne; 3.vid.aV)fpred)tn,4.o).
Tin'xlätti, (to.) v. a. 1. to arge on, »tir op;
to quicken, »harnen; to move, impel, en-
gage; 3. to moot (a qne*tion), to advert
to, to toacb npoa, to (make) mentioa (of);
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cltatory; anggeitive (für, to the imagina-
tiOB, *c).
Wrtgcr, (jrtr.) m. morer, propoaer, auggeater.
Xn'rtgnen, (w.) v. t'mp. to rain againat.
"Xn'ttiVmt, («.)/. 1. motloD, InciUtion, im-
puliion, inatigntion ; 2. anggeation, initance,
meotioning; in — bringen, vid. Xnregen, 2.
Wretten, (*fr.) ca. 1. to give (impart) by
rnbbing ; 2. to rub againat,
Xn'reibctt, (to.) ». I. o. 1. to atring; to file
on a itriog; to raake a atring of; 2. to eew
looaely ; n. refl. vid. TCnfibKefen.
Hn'niftn, (ttr.) v.a.l. to begio to tear; 2.
to tear or take off; eint SSibiibt, ein gaf, *c,
— , to break a pile, tire, cask, Ac; 3. 7*. to
aketch, to deiign.
Xn'retten, (rtr.) ». I. n. («Mar. fein) 1. o) to
ride againat; 6) to ride np to ... (In order
to alight, *c.); 2. to ride forward; II. a. to
ride (a hone) for the firat time, to break in.
Xn*reij, (»fr.) m. impnlae, incitemeot to.
Xtfreijütt, (to.) v. a. 1. to incite, arJmulate,
animate, itir (np), enkindle ; 2. to inatigate,
induce.
"Xn'lAltmg, (vi.) f. incitemeot, animation; in
atigation; X-tmittet, (ttr.) n. incentire.
Wrennen, (irr. & to.) v. I. n. (aux. fein) 1.
a) to run againit; to bnmp or tnmble Dp
againat; 6) (angerannt rammen) to adrance,
to approach ninning; e) (gegen) to rnn, ru»b
or fall npon, to uiail; 2. to «tart, to take
a rnn ; 3. fig. to meet with an ill reeeption ;
n. o. «id. n. 1. e).
*n'rld)t(e)s / comp, —fünft,/, the art of drei»
ing a dinner, ftc. ; — Wjftl, m. pot-ladle, ladle
-fWflM, /. diih; -tifd), m. (or m. u. W=
viifytc, »./.) drewer(-board), kitchen-table.
Tfn'rfabten, (to.) v. a. 1. a) Cook, to prepare,
get ready, dreaa; b) to aerve, und or diih
np (the rictnali) ; 2. to came, make, do (mia-
chief, *e.). [2. Hör. motion-work.
Yn'rUbtung, (to.)/. l.Cbo*. dreaaing, &c;
Tttr'rieiben, (*tr.)v.a. l.to amell at; 2.(Oinem
et»08) to know (pereeWe) by the imell;
3. to emit or canae a amell.
Xn'ringen, I. (ttr.) v. n. — gegen, to atrnggle
againat; II. or Wringein, (».)». a. to
faaten with ringa. [fliegen.
Iirtinnen, (ttrj v. n. (au*, fein) vid. Ttn*
Xn'ritt, (ttr.) m. 1. approach on horaeback;
2. firat triai of riding.
Mrl^tn, (io.) v. a. to make a little alit on;
to acratch alightly (aa with a pin).
TMxoUm, (v.) v. I. n. (aus. fein) to approach
rolliag; II. o. to roll againat.
Vifroften, (io.) v. n. («tue. fein) 1. to rast oa
(to aomething); 2. to begin to rnat.
XlrtStbeln, (to.) v. et. to (mark with) rnddle.
In'rua)ig,3fn'r«ä>tig, I. adj. rather notorioe»,
diarepotable ; im hoben Orabe — infamoua,
crimtnal; II. X-relt, (v>.)/. notoriouaneaa,
nnaonnd credit, iü name.
WriWcn, (w.) o. I. n. (oiuc. fein) to oome
on, adrance, approach, to draw near; — Inf:
fen, to draw or bring np; IL n. to bring
near or move to ; IIL t . (ttr.) n. approach.
Xn'rittern, (».) o. n. (aux. fein) 1. to row to
or towarda; 2. to atrike againat in rowiag.
Xn'rSf, (ttr.) m. call; annunoaa; appeal.
TCn'rSfen, (ttr.) v. a. 1. to call to, to hail (a
ahip, Ac), Mil. to challenge; 2. to call upoa,
to invoke, appeal to, implore, adjare; ;nn
deugen — , to call to witneaa. [peUntion.
Xn'rBfung, (u>.)f. 1. invocation; 2. vid. Xr»
X n'rüjimen, (v>.) v. a. (einem etwas) to praiae,
commend (one for ...). [to mix, temper.
Xn'räbren, (to.) v. a. 1. to tooeb, handle; 2.
Xn'rübrnng, (u.) /. tooeh, touching, &c.
Xir'rü'ßcn, (to.) v. a. 1. to Cover with aoot;
2. to biack-lead.
Prüften, (vi.) v. a. to arm, prepare (ja, for)
TiXLt, contract. of an Ott.
Xn'fatfcn, (to.) «. a. col. vid. Xnpacten.
Xn'fJen, (u.) t>. a. to begin to eow.
Xn'fäge, I. (w.)f. declaration, intimation, no-
tification, meaaage; anmmona; II. comp.—
poften, m. vid. 5Kclliung8ba«* j — jcttel, u.
note of declaration.
Xn'fagen, (to.) v. o. 1. to aay, repeat; 2. a) to
notify, declare, intimate; to annonnce; de-
nonnce; to bring word, cf. {Reiben i öffents
lid) — , to proclaim, to pnbliah, promnlgate;
eine 8er fammlnng— , to call a meetlng; einen
@erid)t$tag — , to appoint a day of appear-
ing in a court, to anmmon; fage an! apeak
(out) ! 6) Garn, to cry or call (the game);
©ie fagen an, yon are to call. [little.
XnTlgen, (W.) v. a. to begin to aaw, to aaw a
Xn'fffgcr, (ttr.) m. meaaenger, anmmooer; de-
nonncer. [anmmoning.
KnfSgung, (to.)/. notifieation; proclaaation;
Xir'fanuneln, (w.) v. 1. a. to collect, gather
together; II. rtfl. to accnmnlate.
Xn'fammlung, (w.) f. accnmalation.
Hn'foffig, I. adj. aettled, eatabliahed, domici-
liated; fid) — mad)cn, to aettle (one'a «elf);
It. X-feit,/. «tote of being eatabliahed, Ac
domiciliation.
Xn'fat, 1. 1. (str., pl. Xn'finc) m. 1. patting
to or npon, *c, cf. Xnfebenj 2. vid. ünlaaf,
1. & 2.; 3,^g. tendency, diapoaition; er bat
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palency ; 4. rate (in an accouot) ; 5. depoait,
ernst; head (of a liquor) ; 6. Mus. o) »id. —
fttt; 6) tbe ntethod of blowing or Alling a
Me, *c; 7. ^JMt eptphysi»; 8. Bot. apo-
atrsU; 9- aerapings of a duh or saneepan;
IL comp. — griße, /. Math, the dinerential ;
-frei», m. Com. Uxatiou; — ftürf, n. mouth-
fitet (of a wind-ioitromeat).
lir|ällttn,(«r.)«>.a.to»our;to mix with learen
Ilfafra, (*tr.) v. rtfl. vulg. to dtink immo
derately, lud. to (drink like a) spunge.
anfangen, (». * rtr.) e. L a. * n. to (begin
to) sack; IL njk to Mick bat; brr »Integel
bot fta) angefogen, tbe leecb hat taken.
Inf 4afdn, (w.) t>. o. to tooeb, to (an (of tbe
wiad).
Xrffaajt«, («.) v. n. to ruh oo; to bozz
aVfnVffa, I. (rtr.) cid. Xnerfd)offenj II. (io.)
r. «. (um fref?. filb] StKXls) to procura,
to feraisa (oae't «elf, 4c.) witb, to lupply,
nad, to and one"« «elf in or witb ..., parvey,
proride for; to get in, lajr in, pnt np (goods,
«*.), to pnrehaae, boy, Com. to remit, make
or to proride renüttance» or prorisions; fld)
}n sitt Sojortn — , to orerstock one'» »elf.
Inf (baffer, (rtr.) m. pnrreyor, furaiiher, *c;
Com. remitter.
In'ftbafnng , (u>.) /. purreyance, providlng
for, foraUhing with ; Öom-s. remit Unce, Pro-
vision ; — meubm, vid. Xnfä)afftn, Com. ; fc*
Übt — maufeeit, to make remittance» in fint
rate bilk or paper. [to »tock (a gnn).
Xrffdf&fta, (w.) v. a. to proride with a shaft;
aVfdjfflen, (w.) «. a. vid. l"bfä)afaien.
Xrt'i'ifcintn, (io.) v. a. 1. to look at, to riew,
behold, contemplate, to gaze at; 2. a) to
eoaiider; 6) to pereeire, apprehend by in-
taitioo; ob, p. a. eontemplatire; intuitive.
aVfthaner, (str.) m. looker on, beholder.
lVf (baulieb, I. adj. 1. perceptible; 3. con-
spicaons, dittiact, plaio; 3. vid. Vnflbanmb;
— madjen, 1. to render piain or intelligible;
2. to be illnstratire of ... ; II. TC-frit, /. per-
ceptibility ; tbe quality of belog pereeived
inroitirely.
Xn/fiftaatrag, (to.)/. cootemplation: 1. inipee-
tion, aapect; riew; 2. (intuitive) ridoo, In-
tuition; 3. (X-lXoäit, f.) »öde of rlewing
tkriag»; X-S»erinogcn, n. power of iatnitlon,
rataitire power.
lVfdjeereit, tjW. Xnftberen.
Inftbein, (rtr.) m. appearance: 1. semblance,
oatwsrd ahow ; 2. Hkelihood, likeliaeu, pro-
bability ; rt tft aller — bojn, there i» every
appearance of it ; oJrm X-t nad), in all llke-
libood.
Xtl\ d)ctnen , (rtr.) v. I. a. to ihiae apoa; II.
n. to appear; a-b, p. a. apparent, aeeming
(odc. —-ly).
Xir'ftbeu'm, (u>.) v. I. a. ftn. to ring tke bell,
tiakle at; II. a. to «backte. .
Xn'fdjctro, 1. (ui.) t). a. to warp (a rope); 9.
(crr.) to begin to «bare; to ahave or ahear
a little.
Vn'f(h(t>, comp. — pfa^t, ra. T. warping pott.
Xn'fdjüfot, (u;.) o. r<^I. («ntft ju) 1. to pre-
pare, to make arrangement» (for) ; 2. to be-
gin, »et abont, to »et or compoie ooe'a »elf
to ...; 3. to be dupoaed (for).
Wfo)icbm, (str.) v. I. a. to »höre on, to pnah
againit ; II. n. Gam. to bowl fint (at niae
pin«).
WfibiebnZifdj, (*tr.) m. aliding-irame table.
Wfdjiebrr, (itr.) m. 1. one who pnt» »ome-
thing to, ix.; 2. what i» pnt to (leaf of a
table, *c).
■JCn'fdjttbfel, (rtr.) n. appendage, »nppiement.
Xn'fd)iden, (te.) v. a. to aqniat at, look
aaqnint upon, to leer at or upon, to ogle.
Xn'fdjirSfll/ (rtr.) o. L a. 1. to »hoot, woand
by »hooäng; 2. (int Statte — , to try a gnn;
3. r. to join; 4. ZVp. to print to; ottgt«
fcfaoffen fein, /am. o) to be in love; 6) to be
tipsy; c) to bare a little toneb of folly; II. n.
l.to «hoot nr»t;(aux.ftin:)2. to »hoot forth
(a» water); 3. to roah or rnn againnt; 4. cid.
Xngtttneni 5. Cktm. }u ArnflaOfn or in
JttfifiaSt — , to cryatalUte, to »hoot into
eryitala.
Xn'f*Uf4)i«feI / (rtr.) m. T. gilding brn.b.
7Cn'f<bifftn, (io.) v. n. 0»ux. ft in) (»M an) to
»hip to, approach (with a »hip), to touch at.
Xn'fdjllben, (vi.) v. a. Gard. to scutcheon-graft.
Xn'fdjimmeto, (v>.) v. n. (aux. fein) to grow
mouldy. [the harne»*.
Vn'ftbtrren, (>"•) »• <>. t<> harne»», to put on
TCir'fcbläa, (str., pi. Zn'f(blage) m. 1. »triking
at, »troke; 2. a) affixing, posting np; 6) bill,
placard, adrertiaement, bill »et or po«ted
op, col. poiter; 3. Mitt. mill-clapper, mlli-
clack; 4. Mus. a) vid. 5>opoeIfd)Iag i 6) man-
ner of tonebing an Instrument, tooeh, floger;
5. r.rabbet; 6.bntt-end (of agun); 7. Hör.
(or — ftift, m.) warning piece; 8. the place
againrt which soaetbing «trike» ; 9. State-
ment, calculatlon, computation; eitimate,
raluation ; 10. plan, projeet, dedgn, plot, de-
rice; (bSfer— ) complot, underplot; 11. ad-
rice, connsd; im 7Cnf(blagt, put np for aale;
in — bringen, to take into aecount; to make
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vid. in »etrodjt tonnten} Xnfdjloge macben,
to plot ; täten (böfen) — avf or gegen ... n
eben, to eonipirc against.
Xttf o)ISgen, (ttr.)v. L a. 1. (toiffc an) to ttrike
at, opon or againit, to knock at; 3. o) to
toll (tbe bell), to chine; to tooch opon (a
strlng, Ac) ; 6) Mut. (bm Xon) to give tbe
kejr note; 3. to clap on, to fasten, to nail
at (on); Mar. to splice; Seu>. to baste; 4.
For. to blaze (trces), vid. Xblafcbcn; 5.
Mar. to bead (a sail) to ita yard; 6. MU.
tu level, poiat or aim (a moiket; onf, at);
7. o) to »(fix, placard, po»t or set up (a bill,
*c.); 6) to set out, to put up for aale; 8. to
rate, value, eitimate (auf, at), to tax; ju
t)od) — , to overrate, orerstate; ;n metrig — ,
to underrate, uoderatate; geltet, 2td)t — , to
strike fire, a Light; IL *. 1. (aux. fein) to
fall againit, strike or dafh against; {aux.
haben :) 2. o) to begia to atrike; 6) to cbime,
toll; c) Garn, to play at ipan-couater ; (ai
bojri); 3. a) to operate, take effect; 6) to
prevail, to take ; to aaiwer, to sueeeed (well),
protper; 4. Sport, to call, bark, bay, ery,
to give toagoe, to open.
XnTiblägen, p. «.(»tr.) n. 1. itriking at, againit,
ke.i cf. v.; 2. ipan-counter, span-farthing;
3. Join. k Corp. boxing ; 4. waah of tbe sea ;
5. Sport, lappice, calling, &c.
3Ctt'fd)lager,(«tr.)m. l.he orthatwaichatrikes,
&c.;2..Äg.projector,ipeculator;3.Afw*./-in.
jack (of a piano forte, Ac), (Fr.) tautere.au.
Vn'fcblagecfflab, («er., pl X-Ütaber) n. Hör.
warningwheel. [nious, clever, füll of devices.
Xn'fcblagifl, Vn'fdjlaglid), adj. inventive, ioge-
Kn'fd)Ug<3etttI, m. vid. Xnfdjlag, 2. 6).
Wfcjlämmen, (to.) v. I. a. to mire, to fill with
»ad; II. refl. to be choked up with raud, to
gel muddy.
T&a'WUiQm, (rtr.)o. n. an'gefd>Iicyen femmen,
to come- on creepingly, sneakingly.
Vnf4Ieifen, I. («er.) v. a. 1. to begin to grind;
2. to »et an edge on; eine @pi(C — , to grind
to a point; II. (w.) v. a. 1. to bring on a
sledge; 2. to faaten by a knot.
Sn'fdjlcmmtn, vid. Xnfd)l£ntmen.
TCn'f erliefen, («tr.) v. I. a. 1. to chaio to, to
fix with a lock; to tack; 2. to add, annex,
eoclone; II. refl. (with an) l.tojoinorattach
one's «elf to, to join, to follow; %fig. to
eonform to, to aynpatbixe with; HL n. to fit
dose or tight
An'f*Iu? / (#(r.,pJ.1tn'fd)lüff«)m. 1. anoexatioo;
3. joining, accession ; 3. thiug aaaexed, enclo-
»ed, Ac. ; — bt6n, /. £-io. junetion railway.
Ytt^ntandjen, (w.) v. a. eol. to blow tbe
tmoke againit. [tastiog.
Xrt'fdjmeefen, (to.) v. a. to taate, know fron»
*Vfa)mcid)dB, (to.) o. refl. vid. fld> einf4tneU
(bttn. [ftn j II. ti. to daih against.
VrVfebmeifen, (*tr.) v. vulg. 1. a. vid. Tfowcr«
Vn'f4nel a en, e. L (w. * [/. p.] «er.) a. l. to
begin to melt; 2. to fasten by melting; II.
(ttr.) n. (aux. fein) to adhere by meltiag.
to get melted.
Wfclmettcrn, (to.) v. a. k n. (aux. fein £
baben) to dash violently against.
Xn'fcbmicben, (to.) v.a. 1. to join by forging,
to ahnt; 2. to fetter, to caain to, vulg. to
clap up in irons.
Xn'fcbmicgcn, (tc.) v. I. o. to bend to, preis
to, join closely; II. refl. 1. to stick dose to,
to cling to, to nestle, snag (an, to) ; 2. flg.
to insinuate, acconuaodate or eonform (one's
seif).
Xtt / fd)micrcil, (to.) v.a.l. to besmear, daub,
to scribble against; 2. vulg. d) refl. vid. ftd)
Xnbrdngetu 6) ad) vid. laffcbmicrtn» 66) to
cheat (one).
TCn'fcbmücten, (w.) v. a. k refl. vid.Gäfm&Stn.
3tn'f4rannjeln, (to.) v. a. to «mirk at.
'äir'f4rau"$en, (w.) v. a. vid. »efebrnnjen.
Xn'fdjnalltn, (to.) t». a. to buckle on, to fasten
with buckles.
7Cn'fd}nard)en, Vn / fd)nau(en, (to.) v. a. vulg.
to snarl at, growl at; to map (one) «bort.
Xir'fibnarrcn, (to.) v. a. to address in a rat-
tling tone.
Vn'ftbnattcrn, (to.) v. a. to cackle at.
Xn'fcbnauben, (to.) v. I. a. to snort at; II. (»tr.
k to.) n. (aux. fein) to approach inorting.
Xn'fdjneibCäiWefrer, (ttr.) n. carving knife.
Wfdjnciben, (ttr.) v. a. to give tbe first cot
to, to cot (into), to carve.
Xn'feynellcn, (u>.) v. I. o. to jark against; II.
n. (aux. fein) to iy against. [out.
Kn / [4nicgcln, (u>.) v. a. k refl. fam. to deck
Xn'fibnitt, (ttr.) m. first cut, cut; noteb.
Tfn'fd)nüfftln,2tn'fd)n5betn, (to.) v. a. to uaell
at (as dogi).
Itn'fcbnuren, (w.) v. a. to laoe, string, faste*.
■JCn'fdjnnrren, (to.) v. a. 1. to purrat; 2. /am.
to beg.
*'Knfd)o'M, (to.)/. vid. Xadtooe. [dowa).
"X n'fd)toubcn , (to.) v. a. to screw (oa, up,
Xn'fdjrecten, (to.) v. a. Sport to frighten (by
wbistling at kc).
Wfdjreiben, (ttr.) v. a. 1. to write down,
put down, set down, cbalk dowa; to pencil
dowa; 2. o) (einem 9t»a») to put to one'a
aecount, Charge in one's bill; 6) to book
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U oa«"» boolu; bod) angetrieben fteben, (o(
debtore) to stand high in one'i booka; gut
bei Statin ongefd}rieben fteben, .fig. to be
in favonr witb one; to stand well.
«Vf «breiber, (ttr.) m. aarker.
Xn'|(breibe»XSfel, (».)/. board, table;
raaaam book, tablets.
YB'fojrtien, (*tr.) v. o. 1. to crjr, to etil at, to
call (out) to . .. ; to hail (a ibjp) ; 3. to boot at
Xa'fihwtteB, (str.} «.»vi. (aux. fein) to ap-
proach with long Steps, to stalk; 2. to be-
gio to stride.
XsTibiSte, (to.)/. Ootk. Uit, serrage, wale,
Ä'f*t5ten, (to.)». »• 1- t0 ">U near(a ca»k) ;
2. Ootk. to form tbe seivage.
Wf*©, (itr„ pi. Xir'fCySbe) ra. 1. Com. Brat
bowl (at niae pim) ; 2. any tbing added, leaf
of a table, Jtc
IVfibabtn, (w.) v. I. a. vid. SJorfibnbenj D.
r#7. cot to put on one'» shoes or boota.
iVfowIiigen, (m.) t>. a. uid. 8ef ajnlbtgen, &c.
XirtdjapprR, (w.) t>. a. tmlg. to paih againat.
iYfiiippett, (w.) v. a. to pile againit witb
a sbovel.
3tn'|"<&urrn, (to.) o. a. 1. to Madie, atir, poke,
triai (tbe Are); 1.fig. to atir op.
Xitfibttf , (rtr., pi. Xir'fdjfiffe) m. 1. tbe aet
of woanding by (bot, &c. c/. Xnfd)iepen}
2. «hooting fint ; firat shot ; 3. shooting, ruh ;
4. Chem. crystallization.
«Vfftätt, (.vf.)f. vid. Xnf(*»fmmmtg, 2.
In'fdjütttn, (».) «. a. 1. to ponr or tbrow
agaiast; 2. to All, hoard np.
Xn'fdjütcn, (ic.) o. o., like inbimmtn, 9«.
aVWndngexn, (tn.) 0. o. CTiem. to impregnate.
X:r'f4t»dngernng, (».)/• CAern. impregnatlon.
Sirftbroonfen, (to.) «. n. (aux. fein) to totter,
reel agaiast.
Wfdjmdrjen, (te.)o. «• 1- to blacken; 2. fig.
to aaperse, calumniate, alander.
Xn'fcbtodrjer, C»rr.)m. calomniator, alanderer.
Xn'fdtma^en, (10.) 0.0. (einem etwa») to palm
(a tbing) opon (one), to peraoade to.
«Vf ifi»«T>en, (10.) v. n. (aux. fein) to horer,
tj agaiaat.
Xn'fdjwefeln, (u.) v. a. 1. to famigate witb
•alphnr; 2. to mix witb »alphur.
Infcbwttf en, (u>.) «. a. T. to weld, to join or
add by weldiog.
XtrTd)»e3en, v. L (ttr.) n. to awell np, rite;
einen Sott — taffen, Mut. to awell a tone;
IL (».) o. to awell (ont or np).
4Vfd)«»eBen, p. *. (itrj n., Wf^ndlung,
(w.) /. 1. balge; 2. Med. intnmeicenoe; in
targeseeace; 3. Mut. awell.
Hn'fömtmmtn, (to.)o.a. 1. to lernt to a place,
to lioit down, 4c. ; 2. to depoait; to form
by allnvion; bie angefa)»emmtc 9rbf(bid)t,
diluTinm; angefdjnenunte&uibftnitea, tract»
of alluvial eartb.
Xn'fifiwenununa, (to.)/. 1. floatingto, ftc;
2. allnvion; dilnvinm, dcpoiitian.
Xn'f djwimmen, («tr.) «. n. (aux. fein) to swim
to, near. [2. /am. to ewindle.
Xn'fdjninbeln, (w.) v.o. 1. to make giddy;
Xn'fajntrren, (».) v. *. (aux. fein) to fly,
boxe agaiaat.
Yir'fdjnoren, (ttr.) v. a. vid, 2m\ä)mtnn.
Xn'ffgeln, (to.) v. 1. n. (aux. fein) to aalt to,
npon or near; II. a. einen $dfen — , to make
to a port, to tooeb at a port; (an) ein €5d)iff
— , to ran aboard of a aaip, to ran foal of
a abip.
Tfll'ffflelung, (w.)f. tbe making to a port, &c.
Itn'ffben, (rtr.) v. a. 1. to look or gaze at,
od, npon, to behold, eye, to aee; 2. to look
npon (aU, für, aa), hold, to take (for) ; 3. to
regard, to conaider, reapect, eateem; 4. (QU»
nem Stieat) to pereeite aomething in one ;
5. StoaS mit: — , a) to wltnesa; 6) to auffer,
to let paaa; Idnger fann id) e* ntd)t (mit) an^
feben, I cannot »Und it any longer; 6. et
— ouf, trid. Xbfeben, II. 4.) einen über bie
3Cd)feI — , to alight or to eut one.
Xn'fetya, t (irr.) n. 1. tbe looking at, *c;
sight, look; 2. appearance, aeeming, air,
look, aapect, ahow, exterior; 3. vid. Xn>
febnng) 4. conaideration, reapect, credit,
reapeetability; conaeqnence, importance, in-
tereat, weight, anthority; 3emanb oon —
hnnen, to know one by aight; Dor ©Ott gilt
{ein — ber $erfon, God baa no reapect to
persona; fia) ein— geben, to gire one's aelf
air», to cot a fignre.
5tn're^nli(b, I. adj. considerable, notable; re-
apectable; sizeable, atately, portly, conapi-
caoos ; eminent, handsome, of conaeqnence,
reputable; II. X-f dt, f. considerablenesa;
conspicaooaneaa, »izeableneaa ; importance.
Xn'ffbnng, (to.) /. conaideration: in — (»tt»
Gen.), in conaideration of, in regard of, on
aecoant of; m for, aa to.
pfeifen, (tr.) ». a. vid. (Sinfelfen.
Kn'feilen, (to.) v. a. Sport, to tie op.
Xn'fettgen, (to.) v. a. 1. to begin to singe, to
ainge; 2. to bwrn a little.
Xn'ftfi«, comp. -Mott, n. typ. fiy-leaf; -ftiUt, .
n. 1. vid. anfat^etüd' i 2. -fiüdc (pi.) riner
Jtoppel, belt atrapa; -fpijen,/. pi. tattiag».
Xn'fjjen, (uj.) v. I. a. ]. to aet on, op, down.
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to put to, against, up; to depoatt; to apply ;
to join, afflx ; to fasten, fix ; Sew. to sew to ;
2. to »et, plant; 3. (with any instrument) to
make the first stroke, blow, to begin ; 4. to
fix, appoint; 5. to Charge in a Uli; 6. to
rate, tax; bo« SKeffer — , to gfre the firat
cut, to be abont to make an incision; bell
©potnt — , to begin to dig; bie fjebtr —
to put pen to paper; btc gabung ein« Sta.
BOlie — / Gun. to ram home; 0toft — , to
gather rast; gleifeb — , to breed flesh; Arn«
flaue — , vid. Xnfibiepen, 5.5 »it hoben Sie
mir bae angefe$t? at what rate bave you pnt
it to me? }U nicbrig — , to underrate; II. n,
1. to make an onset; to take a ran, to ran
for a leap; 2. to try; to begin; 3. to grow
fat; 4. Vet. to conceive (it is said especially
of niares); UI. refl. 1. to sit down near to;
2. to be deposited; to stick to, adhere.
Tfn'feften, p. *. (str.) n. (bas — oon SSIumen),
Chem. effloresceace (— cy). [mer.
Yn'fe$er, (str.) m. 1. wirf. Sreibcifen; 2. ram-
Knfe&ung, (w.)f. 1. (act of) puttiog, applying
to, &c; 2. tbing set, joined, applied to, &c,
Xn'feufjen, (w.) v. a. to sigh at. [cf. 2Cnfa$.
Wfitbt, (io.) /. 1. iospection; survey; 2.
sight, prospect, view; 3. opinion; insight;
notion ; bei — DiefeS, Com. on receipt of the
present, at or aller sight; IC-Sfeitc, /. fore-
part, front; Ä-Stttfelll, /. pl. table«, tablets,
boards (for representing objects, particu-
larly in schools); X-6}CiCynung, /. scenogra-
phic drawiog.
Xn'fid)tig, ado. having sigbt of a thing; 3es
tnanfcc« — merken , to get a sight of, to see,
"XnflCbelei', (u).)/. settlemcnt. [to observe.
Tfn'ficfcetn, (io.) v. refl. to settle, establisb.
Ifn'ficMung, (io.)/. settlement, plantation;
establishment. [ing.
3 n'fieben, (str. & io.) v. a. to prepare by boil-
Xir'fieMer, (str.) m. settler, colonist [«ong.
Xn'ftngen, (str.) v. a. vulg. to welcome with a
Sn'ffnnen, I. (.str.) v. a., XX. s. (str.) n. TCtt'ffns
ntmg, (w.) /. syn. with 3unratben & dunras
tbung, qv.
«Vflnttni, (io.) «. n. (aux. fein) Min. to
settle like stalactitical deposits.
Wut, (ttr.) m. vid. Xnflanb, 1.
TCn'fijen, (str.) v. n. to sit fast, to stick or
cleave to; to be settled.
Xn'fpaMt, (str.) m. 1. dranght-cattle; 2. sta-
tate-service to be performed by draaght.
Xn'fpannen, (io.) v. a. l.to pnt (the horses)
to, to pot in; to yoke; Inf — , Order the
coach; 2. a) to strain, Stretch; 6) to exert;
c) to nrge on, compeL ,
Xn'fpanner, (str.) m. Law, a fanner who «tos-
sesses dranght-cattle. [(treten.
Xn'fpannung, (io.) /. fig. exertioa, straining,
an'fpeicn, (str.) v. a. to spit at or upon.
Xn'fptcl, (str.) n. Garn, innings.
Xn'fpiclra, (w.) o. 1. n. 1. Garn, to play first,
to bave the innings; Sic fpiclcn an, you
bave the hand or the lead; 2. flg. (with auf)
to allade(to),to hint(at); to retlect(on); II.
a. Garn, to lead (a card, Ac); eint garbc
— , to lead a snit (at cards); a-b, p. a. al-
losory, allusive, hinting.
■JCn'fpielung, (v>.)f.fig. allnsion, hint.
En'fpieficn, (te.)n.a. 1. to «pH, broach; to put
upon the spit; 2. to pierce with a spear: 3.
to empale (a punishment in the East).
En'f pinncn, (str.) v. a. 1. to spin togetber,
spin to ; 2. to begin to spin ; fig-s. 3. to
contrive, lay (a plot, conspiraey), cf. Um
jcttcln, 2.5 4. to begin (a narrative); 5. to
cause; II. refl. to originale, begin.
3n'|"pi$ch, (ic.) v. a. to poiot, furaish with a
point; «nebet — , to new-point.
Vn'fpontcn, (u>.) v. a. 1. to clap (pnt) spnra
to ; 2. flg. to spur on, stir up, incite.
Xn'fpornung, (io.)/. spurring on, incitement.
TCn'fpÖttcIn, Kn'fpotten, (io.) v. a. to address
mockingly, to mock at.
Wfprffibc, (io.)/. 1. address, speech, appeai;
2. Law, legal claim; 3. Mm. Intonation,
sound: bie ©ctge bat eine gute—, the riolio
sounds easily.
Yn'fpra'lbsdinimer, (str.) n. parlour.
Xn'fpredjen , (str.) v. I. a. 1. to aecost, ad-
dress ; 2. Sport, to denominate, call ; 3. Law,
to indite; fig-s. 4. a) (@tn>a£) to lay claim
to, to appeai to (one's assistance, *c.), to
require; 6) (Sinen) um ..., to beg (some-
thing) of , to beg or ask (one) for . . . ; 5.
to please, to interest; to touch; IL n. 1.
(bei) to call (on), to iook in (upon one):
2. Mus. to give (emit) a sound, to sound ;
3. vid. Yngeben, n. 2.; eine Orgelpfeife —
loffcn, to Toice the pipe of an organ.
Kn'fprengen, (io.) ». I. a. 1. to begin to burat,
blast; 2. to make to strike against; to drive
against (by cxplosion); 3. a) to cause to
run or to spring fbrward; to pot (a horte)
into agallop; b) to ride against in fall speed;
4. to besprinkle, water; II. n. (owx. fein)
to approach or sweep «long in fnll gallop.
Tfn'fpringen , (str.) o. n. (aux. fein) 1. to
begin to spring; 2. (untn an) to boance
against, fly against; 3. to crack, borst a
little; 4. (aux. haben) to take the first leap.
Yn'fpritcn, (to.) t>. I. a. to besprinkle, spiaah,
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ter, *c; 0. n. (avx. fein) to plash, to be
dashed agaiost.
Xafprud), (str., pL an'fpritdie) m. 1. address,
act of speaking to; 2. claim, pretension,
demand, title (auf [with Acc], to); requi-
iition; — t)abeu anjf ...; to be eatitled to
...; — madjen auf ..., in — nehmen, 1. to
claim, to iay claim or preteod to; to de-
■aad; to come in for; 2. to take up, oc-
capy; to tax; 3«m«rte* £ülfe in — nebmen,
to call io one'a aasistance; 3C-*flage,/. Law,
Petition.
an'fprndjtlös, adj. unpretendlng, unassoming.
aVfprudjilöftgr'eti, /. unpreteudingness.
anfprübein, (w.) v. a. to ipurt or sputter at.
aVfprufeen, (w.) V. a. to fly at in •park».
ttftprnng, C*tr., pi. Wfprüng«) 1. leaping
at; 2. Med. scab, achor. ,
Xnfpniftn, (w.) «. a. vid. Xnfpcien.
Wfpülen, (io.) o. a. to spin a thread to.
Kajpulen, (u>.) u.U. (tw'iA an) to ripple
agaiost, wash or touch uponj II. o. to wash
(earth, *c.) anhöre, to tloat or carry to a
•bore or bank, to depoiit.
Xn'fpuüing, (io.)/. waah; alluvion.
%r'ftad)eln, (w.) v. a. 1. to fix to, or to tuten
with a prick ; 2. fig. to goad od, incite.
Xn'ftihlrn, (u>.) v. a. to point or edge with
steel, to steeL
IVflalt, (to.) /. 1. preparatioo, regulation
disposition, order, directum ; 2. Institution,
Establishment; 3. contrivance.
ansammeln, (io.) «. o. vid. Xnfloöern.
aVfiamnien, (tc.) v. a. only uted in tlie p. p.
«■«geflammt, qv.
Xn'ftampfen, (w.) v. a. to nun, beat against.
Xn'ftanb, *. I. (str., pt. aa'ftanbe, L u.) m.
1. Sport, stand, slable stand; 2. Man.
carriage (of aborse); 3. deportment, ad-
dress, behariour, demeaaonr; gracefolness,
good grace; propriety, decornm, decency;
4. n) delay, pause; demur, snspense, Sus-
pension; 6) Lato, vacancies; 5. besitation,
donbt; — nebmen, 1. to pause, hesitate; 2.
to donbt; II. comp. K-tbtkf, m. Com. Law,
letter of respite, protection or grace; a-8«
WO, ad), gracefol; a-6n>ibrig, adj. informal.
Xn'ftanoig, I. adj. decent, becoming, fit, flt-
ting, snitable, seemly, proper; honest, re-
spectable; II. 2C-feit,/. decency, becoming-
ness, conveniency, propriety; respeetabi-
lity.
an'ftaptln, (».) t>. I. a. to pile, störe up; II.
«. (aux. fein) /am. angeflapclt fommen, to
come stalkiog along.
Xn'ftamn, (».) v. o. to stare at or opoo, to
gaze at. [the place of ; by way of, for.
Xnflart', prep. with Gen. instead, in lien, in
an'fiauben, (u>.) v. n. (aux. fein) to get co-
vered with dost. [dost
Xn'fi&ubtn, (u>.) ». a. to bedust, cover witb
Xn'ßaunen, (to.) v. a. to gaze at, stare at or
upon, to make a woader of, to wonder at;
a-ewettb, a-ewurotg, adj. prodigions, ad-
mirable.
Xn'fteibm, (ttr.) v. a. 1. to prick; 2. to fix,
stitcb to; 3. a) to broach, pierce, tap{ 6) to
open, begin to take fron»; angeflogen, lud.
half-drunk, tipsy. [piercer.
Wfted^fflobwr, Xn'fied 1 * »obrer, (ttr.) m.
Xn'ftetts'ärmei, (str.) m. TaiL sham sleeve.
4"n'ftede*8ift, (ttr.) n. vid. ■JCnflecfungsgift.
Tfo'ftecten, (w.) v. a. 1. to stick or put on;
2. to pin, fasten, to stick on (upon), to tack;
3. to set on fire, to set fire to (a house, Jkc);
to ligbt (a candle); 4. to infett, to taiat,
poison; angeftecCt »erben »on ..., to catch
theinfection, to take (a disease); a-b, p.
a. contagions, infectious, corruptive, epide-
mica!.
Xn'iltctung, (u>.) /. 1. the sticking or putting
on, sie; 2. Med. contagion, infection, coni-
munication; X-Sgift, n. X-jftoff, m. virus,
cootagioas or infectioas matter, contagion.
Xn'ft?boi, (irr.) u. n. 1. to stand near or
dose (an, to), to be contigaous; 2. (with
Dat.) a) to fit, suit; to become, beseem;
ber dtoit (lebt ibm gut an, the coat fits bim
very well ; 6) fig. to please ; iai flanb ibm
ntdjt an, that did not satisfy bim; bat ftebt
mir nid)t an, I don't like it; 3. fig. a) to be
delayed; — iaffen,to forbear, delay, defer; 6)
to Wäger, waver; to donbt, hesitate, scruple;
bei (StlsaS — , to pause upon a thing. >
Xn'jleigen, (Hr.) v. n. (au je. fein) 1. to rise,
ascend, step np; 2. vid. Xnflapeln, II.
Vn'flClIen, (to.) v.l.a.l.to place, put to or
next; to npply ; 2. to place, employ, appoint,
inatate; to instali; 3. to arrange; to Insti-
tute , set in Operation , to set on foot (in-
qoiries, *c), to conunence, begin, prepare,
make, try (experiments, ic); 4. to con-
trive, plot; II. refl. 1. Sport, to lie in wait
for; 2. ä) (vsitli }n) to set about (a thing);
6) to assume a certain manner, to behave,
cooduet one's seif; ftd) jämmerlid) — , to cut
a deplorable figure ; fid) — als ob ... , to do
as if ... ; fid) freunolid) — , to assume a kind
manner, to pretend kindness, vid. fid) Stellen.
«n'ftcHtr, (str.) m. employer, &c. cf. XnftcBcn.
«ViteBia, adj. apt, able, skilful.
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Xn/fteSttng, (».)/. employment: 1. appoint-
ment; 2. altoation. [againat.
Tttfftmmen, (to.) ». a. to stem, pnah, presa
TCn'fleaern, (w.) «. a. * n. to «teer towards.
Wftifb, (str.) m. 1. tbe act of picrciag or
broacbing, cf. Xnftta)en5 2. (of froit) tbe
wormbite. [of embroidery.
WfHtfen, (to.) ». a. to join or add to apiece
IVfHeben, (.str.) v. n. «id. TCnftauben.
Xnftiefellt, (to.) v. lud. I. a. & refl. to put on
booU; II. n. vid. Xnftapeln, II.
Vn'fHtren, (io.)t>.a. to stare at,to glare npon.
Xn'ftiftcn, (to.) r>. L a. 1. to contrive, cause,
raiae, excite; to make, do; 2. to indnce, to
egg vr set od; II. p. s. (str.) n. contriving,
&c. ; inatigation.
TCn'ftifter, (jtr.) m. Xir'ftifteriim, (tr.)/. con-
triver, originator.anthor, abettor, inatigator.
Xnfriftung, (».)/. vid. Xnfrlften, p. *.
Wftimmen, (ic.) v. a. to (begln to) tnne, in
tonate, Mond, aing; to strike op; to begin
(a hymn, lamentationa, &e.) ; ftimmt an ben
frohen Stanigefang, * commence the merry
catch ! [2. iotonation
Xn'fU&nmrag, (to.)/. 1. the itriking op, *c;
TtvffttlUtB, (str.) v. a. to be offensive to one'a
am eil. [muaty.
Xn'ftod 1 en, (u>.) t». n. (aux. fein) to get moaldy,
Iftr'ftolpern, (io.)w. n.(ottr.feül) l.to atnmble
agalnst; 2. angeftolpert fomraen, to come
■tombling or atalklng along.
TCnTtopftn, (to.) v. a. to stnff, to fill.
Xn'ftSrm, (to.) v. a. to itir op (to), ineite.
WftSf, (>t>., p». En'ftofe) m. 1. knocklng or
striking againat, Ac. cf. Yttftoßen} «hock;
pn»h; appnlae, Impetus; 2. Bak. kiaaing-
cru»t; 3. Tail. (an einem Jtleibe) eking piece ;
— nabt,/. rentering; 4. nid. TCnfall, 2.; 5. a)
check, impediment ; Stein btS TL-tt, fig.
«tombling-block, atnmbling-atone; o) heai-
tation; doabt; c) offene«, vid. Srgernip'.
TfeftSf en, (»fr.) «. I. n. 1. to itrike, stomble,
ron againit, to bnmp np againat, to jnatle;
2. mit her 3unge or int Weben — , to li»p, to
■tammer, hesitate in «peaking; to «peak
thick; 3. to border, eonfine npon, to be ad-
jacent, contiguoo»; 4. (with gegen or toürr)
to give offence, to offend, «hock; n. a. 1. to
atrike, knock, poah, thrnat on or againat; bie
©Iofet -or (n.) mit ben ©Ufern (or ellipt.
mit Scnanbem) — , to touch glawe«, to clink
the giasaea together (in drinking the health
of one, Ac); [äffen Sie sn» auf bie greibeit
— t let na drink «liberty»! 2. Join. to join,
nnite; 3. Sport, to annonnce the beginning
of (the chase) by blowing npon tbe bnglehorn,
XnfWflenb, p. a. conBguoo«, adjaeeat.
Xn'ftffjiig, I. adj. (toi'tA Dat.) giving offence,
displeaaing; objectionable , exceptionaUe,
offensive; acandalons; II. X-ftU, /. oifea-
aiveneaa. C'nety.
Xn'ftettern, (to.) «. a. to addreaa stamner
Xn'ftrablen, (to.) v. a. to caat rayi oa, npon;
to glance at. [oords.
Xn'ftrattgen, (to.) v. a. to fasten with or to
TCn'fttetiesircttft/ (*tr., pl. X-Jtrdfte)/. centri-
petal power or force (opp. Xbftrebe&ftraft).
TCn'frrtben, (to.) «. L n. to strive towards;
(toith gegen) to strive againat; to oppoae;
II. o. to aaplre to.» to endeavonr to obtaia.
3Cn'ftrei<ben, (str.) «. I. a. 1. to paint, var-
aish (over), to brosh, to colonr; mit Xbet
— , to tax; 2. to mark (with a atroke, *c);
3. (einem <Si»tt)fig. vulg. to remind, pit
to one'a score, pnniah one for; id) mal ei
bir fdjen — , I «hall be snre to pnniah yon
for it; II. n. (totth OB) to tooeh («ligbtlv),
graze; to be contignons to.
Wftreidiier, (*fr.) m. (hoase-)painter, *c;
white-waaher.
Xn'ftreifen, (to.) v. n. vid. %nftreid)en, IL
Xn'ftrengen, (to.) v. I. o. tostrain, to stretch;
to «et to work, exert; olle Xcdftt — , to
strain every nerve; II. re/7. 1. to nake
(every) effort; to exert one'a seif, to atrive;
2. to fatigne one'a aelf ; 3. /am. * iron. to
be liberal; ttngefttengt, p. o. intenae.
Xn'ftrengttng, (to.) /. intenaion, atraining, ef-
fort, exertion, intenae labonr, fotigoe.
Vn'ftrid), (Jtr.) m. 1. paint, painting, tinetnre;
waah; dye; 2. tint, colonr, varnish; ho«;
3. appearance, ai r (of melancholy, kc), tond,
tinge, «mattering (of learning, 4c); eiM
— geben, 1. to colonr, varniah over; 2. fig.
ä) to give an appearance, Ac; 6) to pal-
liate, to «et off to the be«t advantage.
Xn'fWtfen, (to.) t>. a. to join by knitting;
Strümpfe — , to foot atoeklngs.
TCnftrJmen, (to.) v. I. n. (mu. fein) 1. to
■tream dose to, to flow near; (with OB) to
wash; 2. fig. to crowd near, to flock; II. a.
vid. TCnfpü len, n.
Xnftfiifen, (to.) v. a. vid. TCnfftetat.
TCn'jrÜB*er, (str.) m. Manuf. piecer.
TCn'ftöttfel, (str.) n. eking-piece ; appendage.
Xn'ftu'Ipen, (to.) v. a. to new-top (boots).
Xn/fHirmen, (to.) o. n. (mix. fein) to storm
(gegen, an, lt., at or againat), to rnah(apon,
againat), to make an onset.
XnTtttrj, (str., pl. TCn'ftürje) m. vioient onset,
ro«h, «hock, colliiion.
Wftirjen, (to.) «. I. n. (an*, fei«) 1. to
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to throw agninst
TfofWtra, (ic.) v. L o. to prop; II. rtfl. to
lean againat, to «npport one'a «elf againat.
la'füiim, L (io.) u. ». (totta am) to apply,
aikfor; to «olicit, reqnest, petitioo, tue, to
wek for; II. p. s. (<(r.) n. «id. 'JCnfuchttna, 5
auf—, an application.
tVflldjer, (str.) m. applicant, «olicitor, snitor ;
petitioner, claimanL
Wfüihmia, , (•".)/. application, tolicitation,
mit, reqneit, petition.
aVfBmntttt, (io.) v. I. o. & rp/f. to accmnnlate,
•ob np; 6. n. (atuc. fein) to bozz against
•3Cnäf, L odj. antiqne; IL X~e, *. (vi.) f. an-
tiquity, antiqne work.
Antillen, (w.)/.pi. Geoy. Antille«. tbe Lee-
ward or We»t India Islands; bie f [einen — ,
tbe (maller Weat India Island«; — meet, n.
Caribbean sea.
Äatillifdj, adj. relating to tbe Antillea; bat
a-c SBraftlienbolj, Com. Indian aavin.
• Xntilo'pt, (w.)/. Zooi. antilope.
♦intimen*, (str.) Jntinto'nüini, n. Afin. an-
timony, stibium; Chems. — favre, /, anti-
monioua aeid ; ba» — faute SS al}, antimoniale ;
o-tfo), a-io/Iifd), ad>. antimoniai ; stibial.
Xntioa)'ie*n, n. Geog. Antiocb.
»Xntogoniff , (».) m. t»U ffleaner, SBtttr«pn'tippen, (w.) t>. a. to toach Ilghtly, to tap.
faiber. [ship).
WtÜrtn, (ir.) ». a. Mar. to rig, to eqaip (a
Xn'tanjeu, (v.) v. n. 1. to begin to danee;
2. (witAftin) a) to approaeh dancing; 6) to
atrike (againit) in dancing.
«Vtapnen, (u>.) t>. n. (atur. fein) to grope
ajsimt; knock against; (eife — , to pat.
Ärta/ta», (w.) r. o. 1. to toach, handle; 2.
.%. to attack, in vnde.
In'taamtln, (to.) r. n. (aux. fein) 1. to tom-
Me, reel againit ; 2. to approaeh reeling.
Xn'tycil, s. I. (*<r.) m. I. «bare, lot; portion;
dindend, part; jum — geben, to apportion;
2. fig. sympathy, iatereat; — neunten an
(loith Dat.), 1. to take a ihare or to par-
♦ Xnti'qua,/. Typ. Roman; — fihrift,/. Ro-
man characten, primer.
*2Cntiqu5r' / (str.) m. 1. vid. tältertbnmJfe-rs
fdjcrj 2. second-hand book-teller, dealer in
■econd-hand booki.
*2fntiquttö'ten, (w.) /. pl. antiqaitiea; — Jen«
ner, — fommler, m. Tirtooto ; —lasen, ib., —
battblung, /. old-curioaity ibop. [front-iide.
Xn'tlit, (itr.) n. vid. Xnaeftdjtj -feite, /.
Hn'tSbm, (to.)». n. 1. (aux. fein) to approaeh
wlth a roaring noiie; 2. to thnnder againit.
irrten, m. Anthony (P. N.); Into'ni«, Xnto'«
nie - ,/. Antonia (P. N.); 3C-8fe«er, n. Med.
St Anthony'i fire, wild Are; V-6ftant, ».
Bot. iqniniy-wort.
ywttn ajw..)/ ±. tu uue a Haie wi fcu Uiu- i^c/(. «ijUilMjr'Wul l*
tieipate in ...; 2.^g. to take an intereat in Xn'tShen, (is.) «. n. to begin to lound.
, to feei lympathy for; II. comp, —habet,
ib. partieipator ; ihareholder; — fdjcin, m.
nd-TCctie.
»Zntbologie', (v>.)/. anthology.
ito'^ün, (irr.) v. a. 1. to put on; on'gethan,
p. a. clad, attired; 2. Jtfar. (baJ £anb) to
take (the Und) ; (einen jjafen) to stand in
for (a harbonr); toach at (a port); 3. fig.
(einem Stnoi) a) to hart; to do to; 6) to
bring (ditgrace fte.) npon , to inflict ; c) to
«how, öfter (violence ic.to), commit (npon) ;
fia) (Dat.) 3tvana, Otwatt — , to pat one'i
•elf ander eonstraint, to constrain one't
«elf; fie bat ntit'& angetban, joe. «be hu be-
witched ate.
Xatis, comp. — djriff, (is.) m. antichriat;
-fttttf, (w.)/. eonnter-critiqne; — pattjit',
(«.) /. JMäol antipathy, natural averalon;
— pe/fcen, p/. Ceog. antipodea; Gram-s. —
tbe'fe, (to.) /. antitheais ; — tbet'ifd), ad)', anti-
aetic(al).
tXntictsan'bS, (lat.) Com. — bejablen, to pay
oa aeconot; — (be)iablsng,/. paymeat pre-
lioai to matnrity; payment on aeeoont.
(■'tiefen, (».) u. a. Afar. to lound.
WtSfen, (uj.) v. n. (avx. fein) to foam, ronr
againat. [to com« trotting on.
WtrSben, (».) v. n. (mix. fein) to trat on.
Ttn'trSg, (rtr., pt Xn , troae)m.gen. offer, pro
Position, propoaal, teoder; Pari, motion;
— (teilet, m. mover, proponent, proposer.
Klrtrlgen, (str.)v. I. a. 1. to bear, carry,
bring near; 2. to propoie, offer, proffer,
tender ; IL n. (uith auf) to deiire (that, ftc),
to make a motion, to move (for).
5Cn'ttauen, (to.) ». a. to marry (a vornan to a
man), to naite in wedlock.
Xn'treffen,(.rtr.)u.a. to meet orfall in witb, to
find ; auf ftif d)er Sbat — , to take in the act .
Xn'treiben, («tr.)t>. I. a. i. to drive on, near,
pnah on; to «et or to hurry forward; 2. a)
Typ. tc. to drive np or on (wedgea, tc);
6) Coop. to hoop; c) Ship-b. to wring (the
planki); 3. fig. to arge oa, incite, prompt,
aetaate, «timolate, impel, «pur oa; II, n.
(aux. fein) to come driving near, on, againat,
to drift or float aihore, *c
Xn'treiber, (str.) m. driver, iaciter, impellei.
Wtreten, (ttr.) v. I. a. 1. to tread ta»t (as
earth abont a tree, Ac.); 2. to approaeh.
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Step Dp to, to accost, addreu (with um, to
ask for); 3. a) to «et out or forth on (a
journey, 4c.); 6) to enter on or upon (one's
functiont, 4c); to begin; II. n. (aux. fein)
1. a) to itep op; 6) Mit to fall in; 2. to
enter on one's fnnctious or doties; bat
JOtenftatäbcben wirb morgen — , the servant
(maid) will enter Service to-morrow.
Xn'trieb, (str.) m. 1. the drifting or floating
near, 4c. c/. Eintreiben; 2. a) impnlse, impul
sion, incentive, incitement, stiianlns; call;
fr) motive, inclinatiou; an» eigenem X-t, of
or with one's owa accord, spontaneonsly.
Xn'trinren, (str.) v.l. n. to begin to drink,
to drink first; II. rtfi. to fill one's seif with
drink; to get a little tipsy.
In / trttt,(#tr.)m. 1. Man, racking pace.amble
(of a horse); 2. Typ. foot-step (of a print-
iog-press); 3. ä) setting ont, 4c, outset;
fr) entering on, entrance, accession to (Of-
fice, 4c), assnming of, beginning, conunenee-
ment; comp. 3C-6aubien$,/. the first audience
of an ambassador, 4c; V-Igelb, n. entrance
money; Y-6prebtgt, /. entrance -sennon;
X-trebe, /. first address, speech, inaognral
addreu ; 3(-gf<bmau<, m. installation-dinner.
Xn'trotfnen, (to.)».». (aux. fein) 1. to adbere
or cleave to something by dryiag on it; 2. to
begin to dry.
Xnf »erpen, n. Geog. Antwerp (P. AT.).
TCnt'roort, (to.) /. answer, reply (onf, to); —
frbiden, to send word; — fdjreiben, n. answer,
reply, letter in answer.
Infnorten, (u,.) 0. a. (einem 4 onf etwa«)
to answer, reply; einem onf feine grage — ,
to answer one's question.
TCnftOOrtlid), adv. in reply, in answer.
Wüben, (10.) v. a. (Cinem etroo») to impart ;
refl. to acqnire by pracöce.
Xn'oerfStben, (u>.) 0. a, to fit or try on ; to
put on (clotbes) for trial.
Xn'Dertrouen, (10.) v. a. ( einem etna») to
trnst one with, to intrnst, confide, give in
chsrge to, to consign, assign, deliver in trnst;
anoertrontet Ont, goods in trust.
Ttn'Dermanbt, adj. 4c. vid. a3enoanbt, ic.
Xn'maä)*, (str.) m. increase, increment, ac-
cretion.
W»4d)fen, (str.) n. n. (aux. fein) 1. (with an)
to grow on, to or upon; to stick to; 2. to
grow (ap), increase; to rise; to swell; to
accumulate.
■än'wttrfeln, (10.) v. n. (aux. fein) ongenactelt
t ommen) to come waddling on, near.
aVaaUen, (w.) v. n. (aux. fein) 1. to roll
near (like waves); l.fig. to crowd near.
Xo!mit,(str.) m. attorney, praetor, barr ister.
proxy, coonsel, defender, actor; assignee,
agent; solicltor, depoty.
Kn'nxtUfcbaft/ (to.)/. attorneyship, proctor-
ship, agency; depntysbip.
Wadljen, (to.) t). o. to roll to, on or against.
Xn'iBtMbeln, (to.) t>. I. n. (aux. fein) angt»
toanbelt 1 ommen, to walk op, to approach
(slowly); IL imp. to befal, come oter; et
»onbett mid) ..., an, I am seized with .. .;
not »anbelt Sie an? what is the matter
with you? {l.fig- tooeh (of pity, 4c).
Wroanblung, (to.)/. fit: 1. qualm, paroxysm;
'Jfn'manbtrn, (to.) v. n. (aux. fein) angenan«
bert t ommen, to come wandering along.
ttn'manren, (w.) v. n. (aus. fein) (with an)
to fall, totter against; angetoanrt fommen,
to come tottering on.
Tftt'marttn, (to.) v. n. (with auf) Law, to wmit
(for an estate, Inheritance, 4c. , which is in
abeyance or expeetancy).
Wwarter, (str.) m. expeetant, candidate.
3tn'n>artfd)aft, (u>.)/. Law, 4c. expeetancy,
re venion, claim (auf, to), right to fntore
possession or enjoyment, saccession; "X-C»
patente, n. pl. reversionary patents.
2Cn'n>artfd)aftlid), adj. reversionary.
Xn'Ȋffern, (to.) v. a. to moistea (a little).
oVmeoen, (10.) v. a. to wea»e to.
En'ttibeln, (to.) 0. a. 1. to fan, to cool with a
fan ; 2. to wag the tail at.
Xn'ngben, (10.) v. a. 1. to blow, drift upon,
at, to, towards, against; 2. fig. to breatb
opon. [weepiag.
Xirtaeinen, (to.) o. a. to weep at; to address
"Kir'istifebanr', (to.)/. Com. vid. ©irobanf.
Xn'meifen, (str.) v. a. 1. a) (einem Qttoai) to
assign, appoint; to point out, sbow; fr) Com.
to assign; 2. (einen }u 6ttoaS) a) to direct,
Order, require; fr) to instruet, direct, teaett;
to admonlsb; 3. (einen an or auf Semanbett)
to refer one to some one; auf fid) felbft an*
gemiefen fein, to be thrown (back) on one's
owo resonrees; ftd) (Acc.) — laffen, to take
directions, to take advice.
Xn'roeifer, (str.) m. I. assigner; constitneot;
2. director, instruetor, adviser.
Kn'neifung, (to.)/. 1. assignment, assignsi-
tion; 2. Com. bill of exenange, money order,
check; 3. a) iajanetion. mandate; b) direction,
Instruction, advice; c) method, course.
TCn'toeifen, (w.) v. a. to whitewasb.
Wmenbbär, I. adj. applicable, practicable,
II. Tt-fett, /. applicability, practicablenesa.
Xn'menben, (10. 4 irr.) v. o. 1. to employ (m,
for), to ose, make use of, to lay rat ; to exert,
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bestow (paioa, Ac) opon; 2. fig. to apply
(auf, to); ©«jmetdjeleuft bei mir niajt ange*
nwntt, flaltery ja lost upon me; ana/roanbt,
p. a. 1. applied (chemiatry , Ac), experi
mCDtal; 2. ./Ig. practica), uaefiil, eflectnal.
Türioenonng , (u>.)/. 1. the act of eraploytng
er nsing, employment, adhibition, applica
tion ; 2. practice ; 3. Äy . applicatioo : — ftnbCTl
'auf, to bear an applicatioo or to apply to ..
Ä'mtrben, (*tr.) «.La. MU. &c. to levy,
reise, enlitt, earol, engage; II. ». oid. In'
bolten, m. 5. [2. wooing.
Xn'merbnng , (in.)/. 1. MU. levy, enliating;
lYmerbnt, (str.) v. n. (anx. feto) (with Acc.)
to get rid of, to dispose of. *
TCn'merfen, (*fr.) t>. I. a. \. to cast, throw,
thrnat. Wog at, againat, oo, upon; Jtalf
Afa». to rough-cast; 2. fig. to put on in a
fcorry, to slip on (JUfiber, clothes); II. n.
to throw firat, to begin to tbrow.
Xn'meTeab, p. a. A s. (deci. like adj.) preseat ;
jebet X-e, erery ooe present; Me Tt-n, thoae
present.
Xn'mefenbett, (»•)/• pretence; attcndance.
Xn'n><ttern,öo.)o.ti.torattle,thunderagainat.
Xn'meten, (w.) t>. a. vid. 3Cnfd)leifen.
aVtoibeni, (u>.)t>. a. tö diagiut, give aver-
aion to, cf. TtoeWaj a-b, p. a. diagoating,
tedions.
Wwitbrrn, (».) «. o. to neigh at.
Tfn'»infeln, (to.) v. o. to moan, whine at.
Xtfairbetn, (w.) o. I. a. to festen by a tarn-
bolt ; II. n. (aux. fein) to whirl, fly at, againat.
Xirtoirttn, (w.) p. a. vid. Xnmeben.
Xn'mobnen, (w.)v. n. to live cloae by, to
dwell near. [(next) neighbour, borderer.
Xn'mobner, («fr.) m. one who dwell« near;
~&v'müd)t,(str., pl. W»u<6fe) m. 1. aecre-
tion; 2. iacreaae, growth; increment; juti*
9« — > yoong copae.
xV»unf<ben,(u!.)c.a. 6mtm6t»o«— , to wi»h
one aomething, to wiab tbat aomething may
bappen to one or tbat aome one may be af-
fectedwith ...
Xnfannfibtmg, (to.) /. wishing, wiah, Ac.
TCirtourf, («fr., pt Xn'mfirfe) m. 1. tbrowing
on, laying on, Ac. c/. Xnttcrfenj 2. depoait,
allovion; 3. firat throw, first caat; 4. Mas.
rougb-cast; 5. T. baap, link and staple (for
a padlock); trunk-claap.
Xn/mtirfeln, (te.) v. n. to throw the dice firat.
Xn/»nr jeln, (to.) t>. n« (m/jr. fein) to be root-
ed (to the gronnd), to atrike root.
In'jabl, («.)/. nnmber, qnantity, ranltitode.
In'ja^Iro, (10.) v. a. to pay on account.
Jn'jäbjtn, (u>.)o. o. to begin to nnmber, count.
Xn'gapftn, (u>.) ». a. 1. to top, broach,pierc« ;
2. Med. to tnp; 3. vulg, a) to amoke, mock ;
0) to worin aomething ont of (one).
Xn'jaubern, (u>.)u. a.l.to root to the apot by
witch-craft; angejaubert, p. a. apell-bound;
2. (einem IStmaS) to äfftet with ... by a
charra, to bewitcb with. [bridle.
Xn'jfatmen, (10.) v. a. to pnt the bridle on; to
Xn'jeajen, (ic.) v. a. A rtfi. vid. Xntrinfen.
Wjeüben, (*tr.) n. ]. sign, mark, indication,
Symptom, token ; 2. omen, foreboding.augur) .
"Kn'j eignen, (•».) v. a. to mark, note; (Wnem
StmaS) to pnt to somehody'a account.
Yn'jtige, (»o.)/. 1. notiue, account, notifica-
tion, Information, intelligence; warning; 2.
advertiaement; 3. vid. Xnjeiiben} — modjen,
to inform (againat), to give Information; —
Matt, n. advertiser.
TCn'jeigcn, (w.) v. a. 1. (Sinem Stroa«) to give
Information, notlce, to send »ord, to inform;
to notify, intimate; 2. to advertiae; 3. BOT
©eridjt— , vid.'Xn$tbm,5.ifig-s. 4.to ahow,
point to, or ont, to indicate, aignify, expreaa,
to beapeak, denote, declare, prove; 5. to
forebode, augur; 8B8fe» — , to portend; biet
jeiat an, this is a sign.
TCnfriger, (str.) m. 1. informer; 2. Typ. in-
dex; 3. advertiaer, intdügencer.
TCn'jtttel, (rtr.) m. Wtav. vid. TCufjug, 2.
Ttn'jetteln, (to.) v. a. 1. Wtav. to warp; 2.fig.
to contrive, project, cause, plan, col. to bre»
(miaehief), ef. Ttnfpinnen, 3.; Wjetteiung,
(w.) /. warping, *c. ; Xn'jettltr, (rtr.) m.
contriver, Ac. ; anthor (of a plot).
Xn'jieben, (irr.) v. I. a. 1. a) gen. to dmw,
pull (on, in, &c); 6) to begin to draw; to
give a pull ; c) Mar. to hanl home ; 2. to draw
tigbt, to tighten, atretch; eine Stbraubc — ,
to draw a acrew cloaer; 3. Anat. to adduce;
4. to pnt on (clothes) , to dreaa (refl. one'a
seif) ; to pnil on (boota, Ac) ; ftd) fdjmarj — , to
dress in black; angelogen, p.a. clad.attireä;
5. n) to draw in , imbibe (aa a spunge) ; b)
Phy. to draw, attract (aa the loadatone);
fig-s. 6. to draw (crowded andiencea, Ac),
to intereat, engage, attract; 7. fiib (Dat.)
(Stmai —, to take aomething, to apply aome-
thing to one'a aelf; 8. to qnote, cite; angfc
jogenc Stellen, passagea referred to, refe-
rencca; II. n. 1. to draw, take eflect; btr
Sfagel jiebt an, T. the nail drawa or takea;
(nitx. fein :) 2. to draw or march on or near,
approacb; 3. to enter, to come into aervice;
4. Com. to riae (in price), to be on the riae,
to be looking np ; a-b, p. a. attractive.
Wjieber, (str.) m. 1. in comp, an inatroment
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polls; 2. Anal, addacent mnsole, addactor.
Wjiebnng, *. L (to.)/. 1. Anal, addoction;
3. Phy. ttc. attraction; n. comp. «"-straft,
/. Phy. power of attraction, attraetive power
X-efrttf, m. tphere of attractioo; a-slof
adj. aaattractive. [in whispers.
Ttn^ifödu, (io.) 0.«. to whisper to, to addreu
«n')ifd)ca, (w.) v. a. to hiss at.
«a'juäjt, {str., pl. *a'jü(hte) /. 1. coltiration,
norsery (of treaa tc.); 2. common sewer;
— fd)»eine, pi. atore-pigi.
Xn'jntfern, (w.) «. a. to put sogar to ..
An'jfig, f. L (*tr., pl. An'jäge) m. l.drawing,
&c e/. Xajieben i 2. drawing near, approacfa ;
im 3£-C, approacaing; 3. clothing; dress, ar-
ray, attire, accoa trement ; ooBftonbigtr — ,
complete «uit of clothea, fall dreu«; 4. en-
teriag into place (of servants); II. comp.
X-agelb, n. receptioa-mooey (opp. Ebjug**
gel*)? X-sgeflbenf, n. entrance-money; t-t=
prebigt, /. entrance-sermon; a'-ertbe, f. en-
traace-speech; 1Ü-6 tag, m. day of eotering
into aervice or office.
Xp/i>td), L <K<j. poignant, keeo, invectiYe,
offensive, abosive, aatirical; feien Sie nO)t
— > don't be personal; II.TC-frit,/. poignancy,
invective, offensiveness , abosive language
Xn'jünbea, (w.) o. a. to light, kindle; to aet
on Are, inflame, ignite.
Xn'tafagen, (u>.) t>. a. 1. to «qaeeze or press
agaiast; 2. force on (as tigbt clothea).
Xn'jnjeden, (to.) v. a. to tasten with bobnaila
(tack«), to nail oa.
*n'j»ingen ; (jrfr.) «. a. vid. Xufjieingen.
Xa'jmirnro, (to.) «. a. to twiat to, on.
tolifd), adj. jEolian, dgoliu; bas X-e, Malte.
*ÜStUt, m. Mytli. jEolus (i>. AT.).
# S'ölebarfe, (to.)/. Mus. jEolian harp.
• Wniftb, adj. Myth. Aonian.
• TlorlfV^ (*tr.) m. Gram, aorist.
* Späth«*, (to.)/. apathy, impassibility.
»Xpatif, (<tr.) m. Afin. apatite. [nines.
»Xpcnni'nen, pl. Geog. Apennine hüls, Apen-
TCpfel, I. $. (str., pl. ipfel, dim. tpfeta)en)
m. apple; n. comp. (cf. Spfels) — otyer, m.
Cftern. malic ether; — bona, m. Bot. apple
tree; —bete, n. Anat. cheek-bone; —Med),
n. apple-roaster;— 6re4,m.,— mtf,n. apple-
aaoee, apple-marraalade ; — grau, adj. dapple-
gray; — grieb», —grob* (Jternbau«), m.
apple-core; —fern, ra. kernet (of an apple),
pip ; — frenj, n. Her. croas-pomme ; — qititte,
/. apple-qnince; — raupe, /. fint. codling-
moth; — rijter, m. oid. —Med)» — fanre, /.
Chtm. malic add; brenjlidjte — fänr«, pyro-
aulic aeid ; — fdjimnul, m. dappie-gray hone ;
— febniö, m., -fd>nitte,/., -foWbdjen, ». ap-
ple-slice; — fledjet , m. apple-corer; — (tief,
m. stalle sf an apple.
ipfeI«,comp. —ernte, — lefc,/. apple harrest;
— frau, /. apple-woman; — böte, m, apple-
monger; — tommer, /. »pple-loft; —«oft, m.
eider; — pafte'te, /. applc-pie; — ftbole,/. ap-
ple-paring; — torte,/. apple-UH; —nein, »»-
eider. [orange.
XpfelfiBe, (to.) /. aweet orange, Portugal
*Xpo< (Gr. prep.), in comp. — rto'pbifd), ad>".
Theol-t. apocrypbal;— fr&'pfeifd)e&iüo>er,R.
pl. apoerypha; — logffifd), adj. apologetic;
— logie 7 , («.)/. apology; — fifm',(*tr.)». oid.
Sefftmür; JSot-«. — fiem'frant, n. field aca-
bioos;— fKm'räjriein,— fiem'rösdjen, *. daa-
delion; Gram-s. — pröpV, (ttr.) m. apo-
atrophe; — ftropbi'ren.(u>0».a. to mark wiba
an apostrophe; — flro'pbe, (to.)/. Rittet, ape-
strophe; — t&eo'ft, (to.)/. apotheosie.
*5fpon'. (*tr.) m. itfjfA. Apollo (/>. iV.>
«TCpoffel, #. I. (J(r.) in. apostle; IL cotap.
— amt, n. apostleship; -gtf(bitt)te,/. the Ada
of tbe Apostlea,
«Xpoftolifd), adj. apostoiieal; btT a-e Ztgtt,
Rom Ecc. ablegate.
♦ Ipot^rte, (w.) f. apothecary's shop.
«Xpot^tYrr, s. I. (rfr.) m. apothecarj; IL
comp. — bnd), n. dispensatory, pharsaaco-
poeia; — gen>id>t, ». troy weight; — Amft,/.
phanaaey; —topf, m. gallipet; — «Man«,
p<. drugt; —nagt,/, apothecary's aeale.
♦ Xpparär', (*tr.) m. apparatus, impleaaoato.
«Ippartemenf, [Fr., pron. — mäng'] aw coi.
«trf. TCbtritt, 4. [Sport, redteat.
*HppeW, (str.) m. Mil. (roU-)eall, alarm; 2.
XppcKanf, (to.) m. Law, appellant.
»IppeMf, (to.) m, Zaio, appellee.
•Xppellatiön', (to.)/. Lato, appeai (an, to);
comp. X-egeridjt, n., «"-sfcof, m. conrt of ap-
peals; 5C-Stlage, /. action opon appeai; TL-t:
ratb, m. connselor of appeai«; i-6f(brift, /.
appellatory Übel. [interpose an appeai.
*ippeHi'ren,(to.)u.a. Lato, to appeai (an, to).
♦ Xppefif, (ffr.) m. appetlte; TC-Iid), adj. ex-
citing the appetite; nice, deUcate; X-Ioftgc
feit, /. want of appetite.
ftp'püg, (str.) m. vid, $cterfllie * ©eUerie.
«ICp'pifcfl, adj. Appian.
*3CppIaubt'ren, (to.) v. a. A n. to appJaod.
*XppIan6', (slr.)'m. applause, plaodit.
*TCppIicat5r' ; (ir.)/- Mus. fingering.
♦Xppoinf [ Ar., äpo«ng/], m, «r— »*tt)ftl, Gcau
balance bill, draft per appoint. [carry.
♦Ipporti'rra, (is.) ». «. Sport, to fetch mad
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thesi«. [dreu; to aceommodate,
♦TCpprerrTen, («.) «. a. Clotn. *c. to finUh,
•Tf.ppretür', (w.) /. finiih, dreifing.
»TCprffofe, (to.)/- J^w»- apricot.
Yprif, m. April ; einen in fern — fluten, pnm
to aiake an April fool of one, to icnd
oae npoa a fool*« arrand.
**a>1P»c, /. tot. tkc. apria. [Ute.
♦ Xporitf, (*t>.) m. Min. red tnnaalia, rnbel-
♦ Xqnnbner', TCqnabuctf, (etr.) m. aqnednct.
»'Aquamarin', (*tr.) m. Min. aqoamariae.
♦ICqnareU', («tr.)n., -maleret, /. jftu»t.paint-
ing in water colonn, aqaarelle.
»tquo/tor, ai. Geog. £ jlrt. eqoator.
«illqvavif , (itr.) m. Diit aqnavltm.
*"Äq«toalentf, (itr.) n. 1. eqaivalent; 2. Com.
eonaideratioa. [tquator.
♦Iqtrinerttöl', adj. equinoctial ; —Haie-/, vid.
TCquka'nitn, n. Geog. Aqnitaia (P. N.).
♦ Sto,/. <*iwt. era, »ara.
Vrabtt, (ttr.)m. 1. Arabian ; 2. Arabiao hone.
mXtabtStt, (w.) /. Areh. arabeaqoe, moretk
work: eint Oefdjiajte in Xrobesrcn, a tale in
Arabesque.
Ira/bicn, n. Geog. Arabla (P. N.).
'XrVbifd), arf;. Arabic, Arabian; her a-eYnAs
ftt», «e 0-e itra$e, Med. elepbantiaiii; Ht
a-t (Stmnti, gom arabic
♦ yrarf, m. /Wrf. arrack, raclc.
I'ranii'tfd), adj. Aramalc, Aranuean.
»Sror", (str.y iro/rimn, ». excheqner, poblic
Uauwry; irariät*erm6gen, n. poblic fand.
XdMt, L (w.)/. 1. work, Uboar (aUo F-m.);
toll, paiaa; 2. taak; 3. compoiition, per-
fonnaace; workmamhip; 4. employment; 5.
DisL fermeatation ; — in Stein, «tone work ;
getriebene — , T. ehaaed work; e* ift in or
tntetker— , it I« being made, It ii in band;
in bet — (eben, to bare ander one'f handi;
D. comp. (e/.Irbeit»*) — fleber, m. employer.
Xr'bciten, (w.) t>. I. a. to work; perform, make,
ezecate; II. n. 1. to work, laboor; 2. Ditt.
to be workiag, fernen t; 3. fig. to nie eflbrt,
to «tiaggle (against the atream, 4c.) ; — an,
to be biuded witfa ... or employed in ...; —
anf ..., in ..., towarkopon...;— mit ...,
Cbnt. tc to transaet bniineu with ...
Ärttiter, (#fr.) m. worker, workman, laboo-
rer, anntriaetarer, mod. ({>rmb* or $abrir— )
operative; — baut, f. workman'« beacb; —
bin), n. vid. %rbtitHmä)i -»erein, m. work-
iag mea'« aiaociation. [beittr.
«Vbeitermn, («.)/. workwoman, *c. cf. Xts
«Ybtit*«, comp. — onftolt, »id. — bau», 1.; —
' b«nf , /. work-beaeh; -beute!, m. (lady'«)
work-bag, reticnle; -«au, f. Btt, worker,
workiag-bee; — tad), n. workmen'a book; —
fron. /. workwoman; -genof, m. vid. 9Rt»
arteiterj -gefeOWaft, /. workiag party; -
baft,/. impriaoament to hard iaboar; ~l)anS,
n. 1. (für rJreÜDiDige) boue or indu.tr> , (für
*rme) worfchonae; 2. (3nang»>7Crbeit*bu«)
houie of correction, penitantiary ; — fiftojctt,
n. work ehest, work-box; —fort, m. work-
baaket; — (ente(p<. of— mann), work-men. bt-
boaring peopie, work people ; —loa) (in einem
CampfrefTcI), n. Mech. man-hole; -lobn, m.
wage»,hire,pay;— (0<, adj. nnempiojred.waat-
ing empioymeat; — lofigfeit, /. warnt ef em-
ploymeat; —mann, «i. workman, labonring-
maa; — meifitr, m. taak-maater; ~-$xtb, m.
prlee of laboor; — {<bcn, I. ad), averae to Ia-
boar, laxy; II. i.f. avenion to laboor, lazi-
neu; —fatale, /. laboar-sohool; -flnbe, /.
workroom, itndj ; — (Innbe,/., — jeit,/. honr,
time for working; — taftbe, /. vid. — bcttteM
— tifd), m. shop-board; work-tablc (for la-
dias, Ac); -tagt, m. tad. -meiftcrj -jeug,
n. tool*.
oVbeitfam, I. odj. laborioua, aetite. iadutrl-
on«, ditigent; II. Tt-UiX,/. laborionsneu, ac-
tivity, indnitry, diligeaee.
»Krtitrc/ge [Fr. -trä'iho}, /. Com. 1. award,
decisloa; 2. a) arbitration; 6) er — rcdmmtg,
/. arbltratioa of exchangea. [dedtieo.
»*rbtrraTfprno) / (»«r.,p(.^-{priiii)t)m.aw»rd,
♦Urbitri'ren, (to.)t).«. An.Com. 1. to award;
2. to calctdate by arbitration.
♦ *rbn'fe, (to.)/. Bot water-melon.
*"Xxctfbt, (to.)/. Arch. arcade.
a'Sribatfr'iftb, adj. archato.
♦■JCribäoIogic, (to.)/.arehawlogy.
Kr-tbe, (to.) /. 1. ark; 2. or tt-nmuf4e(, /.
Coneh. boat-.hell; 3. nid. »BittWabcj 4. cid.
Serinne, 2.
«taVäM«, (Gr.) comp. -bta/conO*«), m. See.
arch-deaeon; — MatOnäf , (j«r.) u. arch-dea-
conry; — maobrit', (to.) m. Mcc. archiunn-
drite.
**Xro)ime*bifd), adj. Archnnedian ; a-e C*ran=
be,/. Mech. Archimedbtn (or Arebimode«'*)
«crew; SUxp-b. screw-propellcr.
* *Sr(bqJ2I' ; (.itr.) m. Geog. Arcbipelago.
*5Cnbiteff, (io.) m, archltect; Xr*ltcftc/nifd),
adj. architectonic(al); areblteetoral.
*%rd)itertttt / , (to.) /. arebiteetnre. [atyle.
•"Stcbitröo', (itr.) m. Arch. architrave, epi-
**Krd)is', (ttr.) n. arekivea: 1. (-gebinbe)
repodtory of (poblic) recordi, recordH>fflce,
paper-offtee; 2. record«; —find 1 , n. reeord,
aathentic meawrial.
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• Xrdjioä'r', (rtr.) m. recorder, keeper of the
»Xrdjonf, (ifl.) m. Cr. ^Int. archoo.
* TCreffl', (*tr.) n. (— grjfl e, /. meuare of) »reu.
* Xrrfa*, comp, -r-nuf ,/. fenfel ; — potmt, /. m'd.
:fcX'ren, (10.) o.a. uid. Xdern. [Jiareibupalme
• Xreopäg', (*fr.) m. er. Ant. areopagu.
Xrg, I. arf>. (comp, aVger, *«p. argft) 1. bad,
bäte; arch, arrant, wicked; miachieTOO«;
shrewd. ennning; wantoa; 2. «a«picioo«, de-
ceitfal; 3. «eyere; 4. grou (error, negli-
gence, *c.), cot. «ad, &c; (in tt-er ©djelm,
an arch-rogne; an arch- wag; (in a-(r SO:
batf«rand)er, a desperate amoker; (ine d-e
aSernsü flung, a «ad havoc ; immer ärger, wor«e
and worae; X-es benfen, to thlnk ill (9011,
of); II. s. (sir.) n. td) habe fein — bobei, I
■wan no barm; et ifl fein — in ihm, there i>
no deceit in him; ohne — , nndeiigning
«Xrgentln', (ßtr.) n. Metal. German or aickel
•ilver, white copper, packfong.
iYger, I. adj. comp. o/Xrg, qv.; U. *. (*tr.)
m. vexation, anger, «pite, provocation, frei,
chagrin.
aYgrrIid), I. adj. 1. peeviih, angry, irritable,
fretful; 2. a) vexatioa«, irk«ome, afflicting,
provoking, tearfng; 6) vid. XnfWfig J II. X-
Wt, /. peeTiihnea«, &c.
»Ygern, (w.) t>. L a. 1. to Yex, fret, chagrin,
irritate, nettle; 2. to «candalize, offend; II,
refl. to be vexed or angry, to fret, to be of-
fended (über, at).
Xr'gernif, (ttr.) n. 1. vexation, anger; 2. ican-
dal; oftence; (einem) (in — geben, to aeaa
dalize, offend (one).
Xrg/geflnnt, adj. eTil-minderi.
Xrg'beit, (to.)/. wiekedneu, malice.
Xrgtift, (ic.) /. craftineu, arrant ennning,
knaTery, «hrewdnen, »ubtlety, guile, deceit,
artifice, intrigne. [»hrewd.
Xrg'iifrlg, adj. crafty, ennning; knavisb,
XrgläfS, I. adj. 1. nnwary, onroapecting; 2.
inoffeniive, harnleu ,. inooeent; II. Tt-igfeit,
/. inoffenaivene**, Ac.
Xtgfl, adj. *up. o/Xrg, 00.
»Xrgumenf, (str.) n. argnment; Xrgumen*
ti'ren, (uj.) v. n. to reaion; Xrgnmentariön',
(vi.) f. reatoning.
«Xt'gn«, m. Gr. Myth. Argna, the bondred-
eyed keeper .of Io; —angen haben, to be Ar-
gn» eyed («*. e. to be extremeiy vigilaot).
Xrg/tttiBf, (irr.') m. ill-will, mi«chiefon*neu.
Xrg'BiQig, I. adj. mlachievou«; IL X-feit,/.
iniichieTonineH.
Xrg'nwbn , (*tr.) m. in«picion, mistrnit, di»-
trn*t, dfetrnitrolneu, jealouiy.
Xrg'wohnen, Xrg'mobnen, (10.) «. a. to sos-
pect, miatiiut.
Xrg'möhnifd), adj. aoapiciotu, aupectfal ; dia-
trustfu! ; jealona.
♦ X'rH?, (m.)/. Mm. aria, air, «ong, tnne-
»Xriftoftaf, (to.)m. arutoerat; Xriftofratie',
(io.)/.ari»tocracy;o-iflh,odj.ari»tbcratic<alX
♦ Xri^Ottlifer, (rtr.) m. Arutotelian.
♦Xriflorelifd), adj. ArUtoteliaa, Aristotetic
♦ Xritbmrtü, (10.)/. arithmetic.
»XriibmVtirer, (ttr.) m, aritumetician.
♦ Xritbme'rifö), adj. arithmetical.
«Xrttt^ien, n. 6eog. Arcadia.
*Xrfa l btfd), adj. Aruadian.
*XrPtif<b, adj. vid. ÄörMiö) & Stört».
Xr / Ie«b(ere,Xrle«rirfd)(, (w.)/. vid. eifefxert
Xrm, I. adj. (comp, «r'mer, sup. annft) ul
kfig. poor; panper, indigent, neceaaitoas,
needy; icanty, barrea (a» langnage, Ar.*,
meager; —an, void of; thin of (people, Ac).
ein 0- er ©önber, a criminal «enteaced t»
death; a poor fellow, wretch; tt-( dtittre,
Cook, frittert) IL s. her X-e, m. (toie X-e, /-)
the poor man (woman), panper; pL bie X-e,
the poor, the indigent; id) Xrmer, poor L
Xrm, s. I. (str.) m. 1. Anat. arm; (of an at>
mal) band, «honlder, fore-leg; 2. brauch (•(
a river, a candleitick, &c); arm (of an oar);
— ber Segelflttnge, yard-arm; limb (of »
finger-post, &c); — einer «Sage, crou-bar;
X-e eine» ®d)ubf arrenfi, handle« of a wb«l-
barrow; X-< eine« ©lOlfenjnge«, crank« of
a bell; X-e einer fliege, Mech. flyer-leg>:
ein — ooü, an armful ; in — '« ®e»ebr ! MiL
■upport arm«! IL comp, brachial; — baut,
n. bracelet, armlet; — bcüiröfcrc, /. Atud-
focile; — brn(l, /. croM-bov, hand-bow; -
bruftbttf en, m. rack ; — bntftfd>filjr, m. archer :
crou-bower; — bruoe, vid. Sobrsbruse; —
feile, /. arm-file, rough 6le; —förmig, adj.
Bot. brachiale; —geige, /. vid. £tatfd)ei
— g(fn)meibe, n . bracelet«, armlet« ; — baniijej,
m. brace, armlet; — hol}, n. Tan. grainiat/
board, pommel; — fr oft, /. mannal power;
—läge, /. (in midwifery) arm-pre«entati«a;
—lange, X-eSWnge, /. length of the arm; e»
bit; — lehne,/, elbow-piece; elbow-rail (of »
cabriolet) ; —lenibteT, m. chandelier, branch-
ed candle»tick, a pair of brauche«, «coace;
—(od), n. Tail. arm-hole; — 108, adj. araloi;
— J»0lfl», m. Zool. hydra; — ribre, — fsinbei,
/. Anat. radio«; —faule,/. hand-po«t, fiaget«
poat, goide-pott ; — fd)iett(, /. 1 . armlet, bnt-
tard, brauet ; 2. Surg. splint; — fdjlcffe,
•leeve-knot ; — fd)lof , n. bracelet-lock ; d
bid, arfj*. a« big at an arm; -feffel, — ftnl
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m. arm-chair, elbow-chair, easy-chair; —
fpange, /. solid bracelet, bracelet, buckle.
*1CnBttbiO', (str.) m. Zooi. armadillo.
«Ttnnatür', (».)/. I. » stand of arm», equi
page; Afar. furniture (of a ship); 2. Äiy
armature (of a magnet) ; — ftfietc, ». pJ. arm*.
TfrsVdjen, (*tr.) n. diro. o/TCnn, armlet, little
arm.
* Inner 1 , (».)/• »nay; — beridjt, m. bulletin,
Srinel, (str.) m. sleeve; — hol}, n. Tait.
aleeve-board; —loa), n. sleeve-hole.
ir'mritg, orf;'. (in comp.) baring sleeves.
Vi'men: (ofXtm, ad|»".), in comp. — anftatt, /.
institution for the relief of tbe poor; — atjt,
m. phytician to the poor; — caffe, /. 1. or
— bödrft, /. poor-box; 2. fünd for the poor;
—ei* , m. su oath taken by thoie wtao wisb
to receive alias-, — gelb, n. — flift, /. alms;
—fltfet, n. poor-hw; —gut, n. property let
aside for the rapport of the poor ; — bauS,
n-alms-boase, hospital, poor-hoase; —pflege,
/. almonry; —pfleget, m. almoner; overseer
of the poor; — rei)t, n. poor'i privilege in
law-snita; benefit of poverty; — fdjttle, /.
charity school; free-school; — fteuer, — tOJte,
/. poor rate, tax for the poor; — foppe, /.
charity-aoup; — Bogt, m. beadle; — Wefen, n.
•täte er system of the poor law».
■XnmynSa, ». Geog. Armenia (P. N.); 3Crmc'=
BieT, (str.) m. Urme'nie'rittn, (io.)/. Arme
nian; Xrmr/nifd), adj. Armenian.
Sr/mer, adj. comp, of "Htm, qv.
Wütig, adj. in comp, baving arm», armed.
*lramn, (w.) t>. a. 1. vid. Semaffhen» 2.
Afar. to eqoip (a veuel); 3. Phy. to arm
(a load-itoae).
Ünn/Iid}, I. adj. poor, miserable, »canty; —
gcflettet, poorly dresscd; II. S-feit,/. poor-
aeu, acantinew, poverty.
"Hrmf flig, I. adj. poor, needy ; paltry , wre tched ;
frivolou»; pitiable; miserable; a-ef)tunf,ni.
»babby fioery; tt-e ^Jolittf,/. oarrow, con-
tracted, or illiberal policy ; n. X-feit, /. poor-
ne*«; »habbioe«»; wretchedne»».
Xr'mfitb, (w.)/. poverty, want; penury; 2.
Srn'te, vi ff. (Srnte, IC [collect, tbe poor.
«XrönV (*tr.), Ero'mo, «. aroma, flavour,
fragrance; ICromat'ifd), adj. aromatic(al).
Titan.
*trftaA, vid. TCrotf.
S'rrttgo'me'n (Tfrago'mlfn), i». Geog- Arragon
(P. ff); Xrrago'nie't, (Hr.) m. TCrrago'=
SÜfrinn, («"■) /. Arragone»e; Xrrago'tuftb,
adj. Arragonian.
•flrrtff, (str.) m. 1. wrf. »efd)t«gi 2. impri-
lonment, priion.
»■Jfrreftanf, (w.) m. priioner.
♦ «"rreftatton', (to.)/. captore.
*Xrreti'rea, (tn.)u. a. to arreat, attacb, »eize.
♦ Hrrima/ge [fr., pron.— sVihe], (w.)/. Com.
•towage. [mapenb, Xnmafitmg.
»Irrogant', adj., Xtrogonj', (w.)/. «W. *n«
3Crfä), uu/g. (rtr., pt. Srfd)e) m. ar«e; — baife,
/. buttock; — leber, AS», vid. gahrleber.
♦TCrfenaT, (str.) n. vid. deugbau*.
♦ Xrfe'nig, adj. Chem. arsenious ; — ftture 8alj,
n. arienite.
»'ärfe'nif , (str.) m. Min. arsenic; — biet, n.
natire ma»»icot, oid.— faartsSHetj — blfltbe,
/. pharmacolite ; —titi, m. anenical py-
rite«; — rnbin, m. realgar; Chem-s.— flure,
/. araenic(al) or araeoiac acid; bttS — faure
©al}, aneniate ; tat — faa« Slei, Aoli, :c,
arseniate of lead, of potaih, &c.
♦■Xrfenüo/Iifd). adj. anenical.
*Xr i fe (w.), XrU*,/. Afw*. ar»i».
Xrt, (to.) /. 1. a) cd)6, m. YjooI.
1. her europoifdjt, are-ox; 2. ber amerifoi
nifibe, bison.
Xuf, 1. prep. (1. with tbc Dat., «hen it es-
presses rest or molion in a place; 2. witb
the Acc, wben indicating motion (o a place
or cbange into ...); on, upon; in, at; to.
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ap; towardt; against; of; abont; with; et
ßtftt — bem |>üfltl, he standa on tbe Uli; et
gebt — bem .jbügei, he walkt (aboot) od the
hill; et geht— benötige!, he goes up the hill;
featSsa) liegt — kern 2ifd)e, the book lies on
the table; lege ei — ben Sifd), lay it npon
the table; — bem taube, in the coantry; —
baifatb, (in)to the conntrj ; — bemSKorfte,
ig the inarket-place; — offener Strafe, in
the open street; — ben {Baue, at the ball ;
— bet 3agb, at the chase; — gerabem SBege,
by the straight road; — einem Umwege, by
a drcnitoOB way ; — bet Stelle, on the «pot ;
— eine geniffe @ntfernnng, to a eertain
distaace; eine Steigung »on 1 $uf — 100,
an acelwity of 1 foot in each 100 feet ; ein
Stiiit »on 5f>funb — ben &nabrat}oU, a
preasire of 5 pounds to the iquare ioch ;
— bem SRtrtle gerauft, bought at the mar-
ket; — »etSitafe betumlaufen, to ran abont
the lireet; ei ift ein «tettel — eine , it ii a
quarter put twelve; btei Siettel — biet, a
quarter to foar; ei gebt — nenn, it draws
towardt (or it tarnt on) nine; bi* — , tili
(Betteten Sefebl, further order); TlUt bii -
9tm, all except one; — einen Slitf, at
a glance; — einen 3ug, at one draught;
tebtn unb Sob, for life and deatb; — ein
$Mt, to a hair, very exaetiy; coL to a T;
ei foftet — hunbert Äbaler, it coito about a
hondred dollars; — meine Sbte, npon my
hoioar; — eisige Zage, for a fe« dayt;
ben Xodjmirtag, thU afternooa; — bai Sffen
f;a(ieren geben, to walk after dinner (or
npper); — fein »Uten, at hi* reqneat; —
anfrage, on inquiry ; on application ; — biefe
Xtt, in or after thii manner, at thii rate;
— {ebbe Ytt, tbm t way ; - alle Xrt nnb SEBeife,
«ery pouible way; — taufenbetlei Ttrt, a
thoiuand way»; — bentfd), in Gerraan; — 6
XflU, anew; — bttS ©(ynetlfie, ai qoiek at
powiUe; — bat ffiefte, in the best manner;
— bot 914a jenbfte, ©enouefte, «., nost splen-
dldly, accurately, Ac. ; — jeben gall, at all
eteaU; — feinen %aU, upon no aecount;
— etamal, all at oace; all of a suddeo, sud-
denly; II. adv. 1. np; upwards; 2. aitir;
3. incor.for offen, open; — fein, to be np
or itirring; »ai fett" id> betut fo fpat — ? wby
an 1 to ttay up so late 1 Kai haben Sie fo
Mb— gefoUt? wby had you to rise so early ?
Wbl — fein, to be in good spirita or in good
■ealtb; »on (meinet) 3ugenb — , from my
youth upwards; — unb ab, 1. np and down,
to aad fro; 2. fig. more or les«; — unb
Riebet, np and down, Mar. apeek, rigbt
down; Setg — , op hill; - b«f , in order
that; — U9 nid)t, lest; III. int. npl abont!
Xuf odjjen, (io.) v. n. to groan, sigh heavily.
TCuf actern, (io.) u. a. to plougb up, to break
ground; to plougb. over again.
Yufangeln, (u>.) v. a. 1. to draw np with the
fishing line; i.fig. to fish np (newg, &c)
aufarbeiten, (io.) v. I. a. 1. to break open or
up; 2. o) to spend, contume (the material);
6) to nnish (ones task);II.rrji. l.fia)(flat.)
bie $&nbe — , to bruise one's hands by work-
ing; 2. fid) (Acc.) — , to struggle or get np
again; to rise, ef. Smporarbeiien. [recover.
Wät&men, (w.) o. n. to breathe again, to
%uf äben, (u.) o. a. to open by corrosives.
'Kuf baden, (str.) v.a.l. to consume by baking ;
2. to bake again.
%nf bSben, (to.) o. o. to open by fomentalion.
■Aufbahren, (io.) w. a. to pnt npon a hier.
"Suf ballen, (to.) t>. a. 1. to unbale (good») ; 2.
to pnt or pile up in bales. [snperstrueture.
■Aufbau, (#tr.) m. 1. bailding, raiiiog up; 2.
Xuf'bauen, (u>.) v. n. to build (up;, to erect.
■Aufbaumeln, (w.) v. refl. Sport, (said of hares;
to rite upon the hinder legs and look about
■Aufbäumen, (u>.) v. n. Sport, to climb up or
to take a tree, to tree (opp. 'JCbbaumen).
aufbäumen, (io.)u. I. a. Weao. to wind round
the weaver's beam; II. rtft, 1. to rear up,
kick np the healt, prance ; 2. Min. to appear.
■J£uf 'baufdjen, (io.)o. I. a. to pufT(one's cheeks) ;
II, refl. to puff, to swell; to bag.
■Jtufbauung, (io.) /. tbe bailding up, erecting.
TCuWefinben, (str.) ». refl. to be up.
Xufbetyuten, (str.) v. a. 1. to keep on (one's
hat); 2. to keep (in störe), to save; to re-
serve, to garner up; [crack (nnts).
■JCufbeifen, (str.) o. a. to open by biting; to
Ttufbeigen, (w.) v. a. vid. «ufiften.
Kuf'belommen, (str.) v. a. 1. to get on, np or
open; 2. to get, reeeive (a.task, a theme).
aufbereiten, (w.) v. a. Min. to prepare, clean
(ores).
QCufbetften, (*tr.) v. n. (aux. fein) to borst
(open), to chap, gape, chink; to split, crack.
aufbetten, (io.) ». ». to put np a bed.
^ufbema^ten, (io.) v. a. 1. to put by, keep,
save, to lay op, to störe, preserve; 2. fig..
vid. Xufbefealten, 2.
Tfufbemabrung , (».)/• (safe) keeping, pre-
serv ation ; 5C-iott, m. reeeptacle, depository .
Kuf biegen, (str.) t>. a. to bend upwards.
aufbieten, (str.) v. a. 1. to call, call op or
in, to reise (op), to snmmon (by public Or-
der), to summon up; 2. to exert,uiuster(ap),
summon ; "XUt6 — , to make every effort or
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exertion, to straln every nerve; 3. Bce.fßtfi up, to iet oot, to »et forth, to depart; AfU.
lobte — , to prociaim, to bid the bans (of|| to decamp; 1IL *. (*tr.) n. or Äafbttdjsma,
autrimony); 4. vulg. to reprove, to abtue.
Xufbülbtn, (ttr.) v. a. 1. o) to tie, trua» or
tack up; 6) to fasten or bind npoa; Me ©es
gel — , Mar. to band the sails; 2. to untie,
«■bind, nneord, looeen, Surg. to take ofl
(thedressings); 3.(einem©t»a*)jSg. to im-
pose npon one, to teil one a fib, to hoax one,
Xttfbiulbett, (to.) o. I. ir. to puff up, »well, to
bloat (op); II. refl. ef. aufblafrn.
3Cuf btfbung, (io.)/. puffing, »welling, inflation.
YnfbUfen, (ilr.)t>. I. o. 1. to blow op, inflate,
dktend witb wind, to puff(a bubble); 2. to
blow open, to open by blowing; 3. o) to call
op or forth, to rooae, wake, Ac by blowing
a trampet, 4c; 6) Statt — ; to sound a flou-
risb; II. rrfi. to «well, to puff one'» aeif op,
to be inflnted.
aufblättern, (io.)o.I.o. to tum over, to open
the leaves of (a book) ; II. rrfi. to open.
Aufbleiben, (ttr.) v. n. (aux. fein) 1. tncor.
/or Dffen bleiben; 2. to »tay op, to alt op.
KufblW, (Hr.) m. look npwardi; gllmpie.
lufblitfen, (to.) v. n. 1. to look up, to cast
one'i look» upwards or to heaven; 2. (or
XufbKnfen, TCufbKja», [to.]) to flatb np,
flare up, to emit a tranaient gleam or glitter.
Xupbtüben, (to.) v. n. (aux. fein) 1. to begin
to bloom, to bloaiom; to open; 2. fig. to
begin to flouriah, to riiie, increase.
Xufbobren, (io.) v. a.l.to bore open, to open
by boring; 2. to bore again.
TfufbSjcn, (w.) o. a. Mar. to buoy np.
lufborgen, (to.) v. a. to borrow, to take op
(money), to collect by borrowing. [foam np.
Wbronben, (to.) v. n. (aux. fein) to sorge,
Ttufbraffen, (v>.) v. a. Afar. to bring to.
Tfafbrättn, (fir.) v. a. to roaat afreah.
Ttufbr<ra<ben, (to.) v. a. vid. *Setbraud)en.
Xnfbraueu, (co.)o. a. to contane by brewing.
Xuf'brtnfen, I. (w.) «. n. 1. to rush np, to
(begin to) roar; to foam np, to fizz (llke
Champagne, Ac); Chem. to eflervesce; to
ferment ; 2. fig. to fly into a Tiolent paosion,
to lly out; to efferreace; IL «. (*tr.) n. 1.
Chem. A Hg. effenescence, ebullition; 2. fig.
naah (of tenrper); a-b, odj. 1. Chem. kfig,
effervescent; l.fig. paMionate.
aufbrennen, (Hr.) «.La. 1. to break open
or up; to open, to foree (a door, Ac); ba<
9fldfter— , to break or tear np the pavement ;
2. Äunt. to eriacerate ; 3. Brew. to stir, tum
(the beer) in the cooler; IL n. (gm. fein)
1. to bunt open, to open; Don ber Aalte—,
•id. luffpringen, Xofrrlf en, n. ; 2. to break
(in.) /. opening, breaking np, Ac.
Xufbreiten, (w.) «. a. 1. to ipread, to »tretet
out, to display; 2. Min. vid. Xnfberette».
Aufbrennen, (irr. A w.) v. 1. a. 1. to bnrn up.
to coninme (fnel, Ac); 2. vidi Kufbräbca«
3. (einer ©ad)e ober $erfon [Dat.] «taoo») to
brand, to bnrn (a mark) npoa; IL n. (ata.
fein) 1. to bnrn op »nddenly ; 2. fig. to ba «■>
cited to andden anger ; Z.vid. abbrennen, L 2.
aufbringen, I. (irr.) v. a. 1. to get or aet up,
to raise; 2. Mar. to bring np or in (a pro«),
to capture(aahip);jSg;-f.3.to bring op (cbil-
dren, Ac), rear; 4. to raatore (a psitJeot);
5. a) to levy (men); b) to raiie (mosjey), to
aflbrd (a anm), to make op, make good ; e) xnd.
»erbringen, 3 ; d) to atart, broach (aa opi-
aion, Ac); to get up, »et np, to introdoce
(new mahiona); nrieber— ,to bring again ioto
uae; 6. to provoke, pique, irritate, chafe, pat
ip a paaaion, exasperate, earage; II. p. *,
(ttr.) it. 1. tbe (act of) gettiac np, *c; 2.
Afar. captnre.
Kufbringer, (ttr.) m. Afar. captor.
«"ufbröbeln, (w.) v. n. (tmx. fein) to bmbbk
up (aa boiling liquida).
K>fbrad),(«tr.,pf.VnfbTitd)e)m. 1. breaJda«
np; 2. Hunt, the opening and eviaceratiag;
3. aetting out, departare; Mit. decanquaeat
or move (of ao annyj.
Xufbr{beR,(to.)ti.a. to aoak in boiling water.
lufbruDen, (to.) o. I. n. (aux. fein) to nhe •
lowing or roaring; IL a. to wake by roariag.
Xuf'bflbtn, (to.) v. I. n. to put np bootha or
atalla; II. a. to iay ont fbr aale.
Vufblgebt, (to.) «. a. to »mooth np witb tbe
presaing-iron, to iron (over) again.
Yufbtibnen, (to.)«. a. Min. to ereet acaflblda.
Xufbfirben, (to.) ». a. (QKntm fftiM*) 1. to
bürden or load (one witb), to Iay or put oa
one'a back or ahoulder»; 2. fig. to impoae,
to put (a fault, tbe blame, Ac) npoa, to
Charge witb, to impute.
Xuf bürften, (to.) v. a. 1. to broah op; 9. to
bruah again; einen $Ut — , to drei» np or
trlm a bat [(a man, at draugbt»).
Xttfbimen, (w.) v. a. Gam. to crown or king
Xuf'bamnten, (to.) v. I. a. to dam up, like Kn>
tdnunen, oo. ; IL refl. eol. (of tbe clonda) e6
bammt fiä) naä) ©üben |u «ttf, tt's banking
up to tbe aoutbward.
Kufbammern, I. (to.) v.n. (avr. fein) to dawn,
open ; to riae witb a mintgleam ; II. p.t. (ttr.)
n.orluf^tnnjerung, (w.)/. dawa,first riae;
opening.
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Xsfbaaipfen, (to.) v. n. (aux. fem) to riae Im
omoke, ateno, or vapour. [of bed.
■Aufbauen», (».) o. n. to keep np, to be ont
"Aufbetten, (ir.) o. a. 1. to cover over, to Iay
(the table- cloth) ; 2. a) (it. 4,/Sg. to oncover,
to bare, Uy bare; b)fig. to diacover, detect,
diacloae, expoae, uaveil.
XnfWnng, («.)/. 1. nneovering,4c; 2.fig
discovery, diaclosare, expoeare.
Tnfbetdjcn, (to.) v. a, 1. to raiae (a dike);
2. wirf- Xnfbämmtn.
aufbieten, (to.) v. a. vid. 3Cnbia)ten.
XnfbtRgen, (#tr. * to.) v. a. to bind (an ap-
prentice) to a muter.
'Xnfood'tB, (to.) v. a. 1. Sport, to wind op
(the leaah); 2. to turn (linen) apon the ca-
lender-roll. |«ole) to the opper-leather.
Knfbopptls, (to.) v. a. Shoe-m. to »ow (the
Tlufborren, (ic.)o.n. (aiur.fein) to dry(upoo).
Ttofbörren, (ie.) o.a. to dry (fruit) ; to parch op.
Xuf'brdngen, (ie.)». I. a. to puih open; II.
rtfl. ((td) Svtm) to obtrode, intrude or force
one'a eeJf (ob, apon, into), to impertune; tt
»ringt ftdr unttriarubrtid) jetan SBeoba<bt«
auf, >t cannot fail to strike every obierver.
Sofirt^Ol, (to.) v. I. a. 1. to fasten by twist-
ing or tnrning, to twiit to ; to acrew to ; 2.
to open by turaing, to tnrn np ; to nnweave,
untwiat, nntwine ; Mar. to atrand, nnatrand
(a rope); ben .£>abn — , to turn the cock; eint
GSdjroabt — , to draw a acrew; IL n. Mar.
bd hon ffiiltbe — , to apring tbe loof, to
spring aloof; tat Sd)tff brebt cor feinem Ttn»
fer auf, the ihip wind* np.
TCnfbrcftbcn, ($tr.) ». a. 1. to break open by
auch thraining ; 2. to thraah out (all aheavea).
Kafbriefdn , (to.) v. a. to untwiat ; to ravel
(oot), cf. Xaffibtln, 2.
Xufbtiagen, (str.) v.ha.lo obtrode, iatmde,
arge, force, preaa, thrust oa or apon ; II. rtfl.
vid. £d) Ttnfbrängen. [intruaive.
Ifoftoing&d), adj. obtruding, 4c, obtruaive,
Aufbringung, (to.) /. obtruaion, intruion.
Tnfbrntf m, (to.) v. a. to impreaa, stamp, print,
iatprint; bot Siegel — , to put or set the
aeal to.
"iuftt&dtn, (ie.) v. a. 1. a) to preaa on or
apon ; 6) to preaa upwarda ; 2. to open, break
ap; 3. vid. Xnfbruden.
lufburfen, (v.)v.n. (aux. fein) to rUe a little
front a atooping poaition, to raiae one'a aelf
unperceptibly.
aufbanden, (io.) v. n. (aux. {ein) to riae like
•team or vapoar.
lafbünften, (n9.) e. o. to eanae to riae in va-
poara, to evaporate.
XuPbupfeu, (to.) v.o. T. l.to preaa (gold-
leaves)down;2.toatop,drynp(witbtow,4c.j.
Sufbüoen, (w.) v. a. Mar. to bear ap, away
or round.
Auf eggen, (to.)u-a. to lay open by harrowing.
Yufeinonbtr, adv. one upon (or ob) aaethar,
atop of one anotber; —folge, /. conaeeutian,
aaeceaiion ; — folgen», adj. conaeentire, aao-
ceaaive ; Hto P en, n. coaflict; — treibe», Mar.
to drive or fall aboard a ablp, to mn foul
of each other (aaid of two ahipa).
«ttfeifen, («o.) ». L a. to break the iee of (a
river, 4c); H. n. vid. Xuftbouen.
TCufentbalt, (*tr.)m. 1. etay: n) atoppage;
aojonrn ; 6) abode ; reaideaee; retreat ; bannt ;
whereabout(a) ; 2 JJg. delay, atop, bindrance,
detentioa; 5t-6(orte,/. certificate (permit)
of reaidence; Tl-tett, m. place of abode, re-
aideaee. [vid. Srbantn, 3.
Xnf erbauen, (to.) o. a. 1. vid. Xsfbaueni 2.
TCuf'erlfgen, (to.) v. a. (Q(ntm Ornat) to lm-
poae; to enjoln (one to _.), cf. auflegen.
Ttuferftf^en, I. (irr.) v. n. (ovx. fein) to riae
np, to riae front the dead; II. p. *. (str.') n.
vid. Xufrrfhbnng.
Tfuf'erftf jung , (to.) /. resnrrection; 3C-£tag,
m. day of resnrrection.
TCuf'ernaiben, (to.) v. n. (aux. fein) to awake
from the alumber of death.
Xuf'ermecttn, (u.) t>. a. to reaoicitate.
luferwccter, (str.) nu he that ralaea front the
dead; our Saviour.
Zuf'erwecfung) (tc.)/. reanacitalion.
Xuf'trjltben, (atr.) v. a. vid. 'Kufjieien.
Ttuf'tfftn, (irr.) v. a. to eat up, to conanme.
Xuf'fabeln, TCuf fabmen, (to.) v. a. 1. to atring,
thread; 2. to unweave, nnravel, untwiat
luf'fabren, (*tr.) v. I. n. (aux. fein) 1. to
aacend, monnt, riae, ny up ; 2. Mar. to run
or atrike upon (the sanda, tc), to mn a-
ground; 3. o) to atart up, to atart front or
ont of; 6) to fly open (aa a window, 4c.) j
4. fig. to fly ont in a paation; II. o. 1. to
drive open; 2. to raiae (a road).
TCnf'fobren», p. a. (Vuf'fa^nrifd), adj. vulg.)
psaaionate, irritable, vehement, anappiah.
TCttf'fatyrt, (to.)/. 1. a) aacenaion, aacent (in
a balloon, 4c.); 6) (a ateep) aacent; 2. ri-
aiag groond.
Xsf'fauen, (jtr.)o. I. n. (aux. fein) 1. to fall
or atrike upon; ü.fig. (xoith th» Dat.) a) to
atrike, aatoaiah; ei faßt mir auf, it atrike»
me; (eüipt.) to makeaaenaationoraahow;
6) to startle, offend, to give a ahook; □. o.
to open by falling; to hurt, wonad, bruiae
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by talllng; ffd) {Dat.) ben Äepf — , to break
one'« head by a fall.
auffnUenb, p. a., ICuffanig, adj. fig. 1. atar-
Hing, atriking, remarkable; 2. atrange, ex-
travagant; offending, flagrant; — geHeibet,
■bowily dreaaed, dreaaed out of the nmal way.
auffalten, (v.)B.a. 1. to unfold; 2. to fold up.
auffangen, (*tr.) ». «. 1. to catch or inatch
np, to catch; 2. to break (a fall, a blow,
*c); 3.to gather, collect; Sriefe— ,to inter-
eept lettera; Mars, bot SBinb — , to catch
the gale or wind ; einem 6<biffit bot SBinb — ,
to becalm a ahip. [again
auf färben , (to.) v. a. to dye afreah, to dye
anf föfen, auf fäftru, (to.) v. a. to unravel.
auffaffen, (w.) t». a. 1. to take np (a ttitch,
*c); to catch np; to take in; 2. fig. to per
ceive, conceive, comprehend, appreheod,
catch, graap (an idea, Itc).
Inf'faffanfl, (».)/• appreheneion, comprehen-
•ion, pe'rception, conception, view; K-tetT:
mögen, n. the perceptive faculty. [new-file.
auf feilen, (v>.)v. »■ 1. '° °pen by fi'ing; 2. to
■Jtuf'feucbten, (w.) u. a. to moiaten again.
auf finben, (str.) v. a. 1. to find (ont) ; to die-
cover; 2. to find (a peraon) awake, np or
atirring.
anffinbung, (to.)/. finding ont, diacovery.
TfttfPniiffen, (vi.) t>. a. to new-varniah.
Xuf'fifcben, (w.) v.a.l. to fiib np or ont, pick
op; 2. Jfg. to interoept, c/. auffangen.
aufffyen, (to.) o. a. to diaentangle, untangle.
aufflattern, (to.) o. n. (au*, fein) to ri»e with
quick and tranaient flame, to hare np.
aufflammen, (to.) v. n. (aux. fein) to flame
np or forth ; to break ont into a flame.
aufflattern, (u>.) v. n. (aux. fein) to flntter
upwarda.
Xnf'ftnbten, (rtr.)». a. 1. to twUt up ; to plait ;
to braid np; 2. to untwiat, unbraid, nnplait.
Knfflicten, (to.) v. a. 1. to lay or eew on (a
patch) ; 2. to pieee, patch or vamp np.
auffliegen, (str.) v. n. {aux. fein) 1. to fly
np, (üt. * fig.) to itart, soar; 2. to II y down
npon, to perch, light or aettle on; 3. to fly
open ; bod) — , to take a high flight; — lofftn,
1. to let fly, to fly (a hawk, a kite, Ac); 2.
MiL to blow np (with gnnpowder). [np.
auf'fiimmern,(t0.)e.n. (aux. fein) to glimmer
aufflofen, (to.)t>. a. to convey np by floating.
Ittfpg, (Str., pt. aufftäge) m. the flying,
eoaring np, Ac.
auf fluten, (u>.) v. n. vid. 3fuf»alltn.
«uf'fortern ( auf fSbern ) , (to.) o. a. 1. to
«uramon, to challenge; 2. to invite, aek, call
npon, requeet.
Xvff6rbtrn,(te.)o.a.Jw'{n.todrawup(tbrongh;
the ahaft ; bie ©ole— , S-v. to raise the brise.
Xuf'forberung, (to.) /. 1. call, auminooa, chal-
lenge; 2. invitatio«.
auf formen, (ib.) o. a. Hai. to trim np (a hat).
AUf'freflen, (str.) v. a. 1. to de von r , to «at
np; conaome; 2. Chem. to corrode.
auf frieren, (str.) v. », vid. anfrieren.
Kuf'frifdjen, (vi.) v. a. to refreah, renew, re-
vive, cot. to brnah up.
TCuf fübrbür, ad), what may be raited, repre-
aented, 4c, cf. ausführen.
aufführen, (w.) t> I o. 1. to lead (up); 2.
MiL bie SBadjc or einen Soften — , to moaat
guard; bie Aanoncn ~, to monnt tbe cao-
nona; 3. to raiae, aet or bnild up, conatrnd,
ereet; eine 0<banjC -, to throw np a trenca
or redonbt ; 4. to repreaent ; to perfonu, to ad
(playa) ; ©prüdjwörter, (Sbarabcn— , Garn, to
play proverbts (Fr.), to act charadea; 5. to
charge, note down, enter; tingeln ~-, to detail,
apeeify ; II. reff, to behaveor condnet one'a aelf.
luf'föbrnng, (to.) /. 1. leading np, Ac; 2.
erection; 3. repreaentation, plrformaace;
acting; 4. behavionr, conduet, deportmeat.
■KufffiOen, (io.) v. a. to fill np again, to caak.
5£uf fünf ein, (io.)o.n. to emi t a traniient gti tter.
Euf'füf en, (w.) v. n. to atand on one'a feet
3uf'futtcro, (u.) v. a. Corp. to line, to box np.
Kuf füttern, (to.) o. a. 1. to apend, comubk
(food); 2. a) to breed np, bring np, feed;
6) to fetten.
aufgäbe, (to.) /. 1. delivery ; 2. a) buk; lea-
aon ; b) propoaition, problem, theme ; c) fig.
bnaineaa (of one'a life), miaaion (of philo-
aophy, *c); Com-«, unter — , with advice;
laut — , aa per advice, aa adviaed; nad) — ,
aecording to atatement; 3. a) anrrender (of
a town); 6) reaignation (of an ofnee); gitiag
np (one'a right, *c), cf. Xufgcbcn.
■JCufgäbein, (to.) v. a. 1. to take up with a
fork, to pick up; 2. vid. Xnfgattcrn.
Vuf gieren, (str.) v. n. to ferment anew; —
Iaffcn, to raiae a new fermentation, to atnm;
ber aufgegobrene «Bein, atnm.
Aufgang, (str., pl. aufginge) 1. aicent, ri-
•ing, riae (of the aun, &c.) ; 2. eaat, orieat;
3. conanmption, apending. [lind ont
auf gattern, (to.) v. o. coJ. to fiah or pick np.
aufgeben, I. (str.) v. a. 1. to deliver; 2. (ftts
nem etwo«) to aet or impoae (one a taak):
a) to order, direct (one); 6) to pro|H>ae or
pot (a queation, a riddle, ic); 3. to ipve
np: a) to aurrender, yield(np); b) to retire
front (bnaineaa, &c), to vacate (an employ-
uent, &c), lay down, reaiga; c) to give over
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(a patient, «'. <?. to despair of hii recovery,
&c.), to drop (an acqoaintance, *c), aban
doa (a' measure, *c), relinquish (an opi-
nion, Itc), to qait (a Claim), renoonce (hope,
Ac); II. p. s. (str.) n. anrrender, relinqoith
ment, ic [poses, 4c.
Hufgeier, (jt£r.) m. he that delivers, pro
Hufgeblttfen, L p. a. fig. intlated, pnffed up,
swelliog, big, elated, liushed (with ambition,
pride, &c), haoghty, hnffish, arrogant; IL
X-ijtxt, f. infiation, lnsolence, hanghtiness,
hnffishness, arrogance.
Hufgeböt, (str.) n. 1. public call, snromons;
2. the (publication of tbe) bans; 3. Mil. an
amount of men raised for an army, levy, cf.
HuShebung, 2. [(über, at).
Huf gebracht, p. a. Irritated, angry, indignant
Xufgebinge, (str.) n. the binding and money
paid for an apprenticc.
Huf grtunfen, L p. a. 1. Med. bloated; 3. «id.
XnfgeWafenj II. X-beit,/. bloatedness.
Hnfgfben, (irr.) v. I. ». (oux. fein) 1. a) to
riae, ari*e, monnt; bie Sonne gebt auf, tbe
ran rUes; bie Sonne ift aufgegangen, the
«an it ap; b) fig. (inith the Dat.) to break
or dawn (lipon one, ai tbe light of truth, &c.) ;
eint neue «Bett fdbien ibm anfjngeben, a new
creatioo icemed to open on bim ; 2. to ahoot.
come np; come fortb; to bnd, bloasom; 3.
Bak. & Cook, to heave, iwell, riae (said ot
doogh) ; 4. to open (aa a door, fcc.) ; to break
( np, aa ice, &c); 5. to get or come looae; to
fag ont, untwist, unwind, nntwine; to uncurl,
come ont (aa curls); 6. a) to be spent; er
lift oxel — , be spends a great deal; to get
cousomed ; in Jener, in Stand) — , to be con-
snmed by fire; 4) (with in) fig- to be amal-
gamated or Identifled (with), to eoineide
(with); ^renfen gebt fortan in Beutfcblanb
auf, from thi» day forward Prnssia is fnaed
in Germany; ibr (Slfidt gtl)t in tem ibrer
Xod)ter anf, her bappiness is bound np in
that of her daughter; 7. Arith. to be even
(of nombers); e6 gebt auf, there is no rest,
nothing left; eine {Rechnung — laffen, Com.
to strike a balance, to balance ; »ecbfelfeitige
Stbnlben — laffen, to set offrautual debts ; e$
gebt mir ein 8id)t auf or mir geben bitXugen
auf, I begin to see clear ; basXSetter gebt anf,
it thaws; IL refl. fam. fid) (Bot) bieget — ,
to walk one's feet sorc; III. p. s. (str.) v.
toi — her edn'fffabrt, the opening of the
navigation. [or hanl np (a fcail).
Auf geien, (u>.) ». a. Mar. to brail ap, to clew
inf geMart, I. p. o. enlightened, (highry) ci-
vilised.intelligent, clear(-headed), Inminous,
bright, liberal; II. H-hett,/. enUghtenment,
(higb State of) civilisation , Instruction;
brightness (of inteilect).
Ttuf gelb, (str., pt.Huf gelber) n. 1. Com. aglo,
change, exchange, balance; 2. vid. Hagelt.
Huf gelegt, p. a.fig. disposed (in good or bad
humonr, &c).
Huf geräumt, p. a. fig. good-hnmonred; of
good cheer; in a merry cae.
Huf gewetft, I. p. a.fig. brisk, lively, sprightly ;
gay, cheerful; ber Jtnabe ift ein a-er Äopf,
he is a boy of lively parts; II. H-bcit, /.
briskness, liveliness, sprightlineas, ix.
Xnf gießen, (str.) v. a. to poor npon; to »f-
fuse; Med., kc. to infuse.
Huf glänjen, (w.) v. n. (aur. baben & fein) to
sbine, Barne op with splendonr.
Inf glimmen, (w.) «. n. (avx. fein) to gleam,
glimmer np (again). [(again).
Hufglffben, (to.) «. n. (au*, fein) to glow ap
Xnf grüben, (ttr.) v. a. to dig np; to break
ground, to treneb, open. [ber—) refossion.
Huf gräbung, («.)/. digging up, &c, (SBie<
Hufgranen, (u>.) v. n. vid. Tfofbdmmern.
Aufgreifen, (ttr.) v. a. to seize, grasp (from),
lay hold of ; to pick or take ap. [2. to angird.
Huf gürten, («>.) v.a. 1. to gird ap, tack np;
Huf gufi, (str., pi.HufgÜffe) m. poaring upoa ,
infnsion; affasion; — tbierd)en, n. pl. ZooL
infusoria.
Hufbäben, (irr.) v. a. 1. to have on; to be
loaded with , 2. to have open or opened.
Hufb.ad'en, (io.) «. a. to cur ap, to opea with
a boe or any pointed Instrument (or as a
bird with its beak), to boe, grab.
Huf bäten, (w.) v. a. 1. to nnclasp, nnhook ; 2.
to hang up, fasten by a book.
HufbJftln, (to.) v. a. to nnhook.
Hnf^aJfen, (u>.) v. a. vid. Hufbarben/
Hufbalt, (str.) m. 1. a) stopping; stoppag«;
delay; b) Man. stop; ein falber — , half a
stop ; 2. Mus. vid. «Sorbalt.
Hufbalten, (str.) v. I. a. 1. to keep up, ap-
bold, sapport; 2. to hold open; 3. to stop;
to keep back, hinder, impede, keep off, de-
lay, detain; halt auf! stop (thief)! einen
gaU — , to break a fall; II. refl. 1. to stay,
to make a stay ; fid) etwa« (or einige 3<it)
— , to make some stay, to sojonrn, to live;
fid) — bei, to take np (one's qnarters) with ;
fig-s. 2. fid) bei einer Sadje — , to dwell
npon ...; fid) bei Äirinigfeiten — , to stand
apon triiles ; 3. (fid) — über) to mock, sneer
(at), to find fault (with), to eritieize, censnre.
Hufbatter,(.<fr.)ni.aninstrnmentforstopping:
] . Mm«, vid. Sorbalt; 2. Mar. reiieving-rope.
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hatten; bindrance.
Aufdämmern, (io.) o. L a. to bammer on;
IL n. to hammer away, to beut hard.
Tfuf hinge*, comp. Frint-t. — beim, m. hang-
ing roos», dryiog place; — freuj, n. peel;
— mustcl be* Xugei, m. .inat. tnapeuory
mtMde of the eye; — putlft,m. Afec/i. poiotof
•ugpension ; Arch-t.—tftUtt, nuvid. ©trebe*
Pfeiler; — thnrm, m. suspeasioa tower.
I"ufh4ttgen, (u>.) v. a, 1. to hang np, hang,
«utpend; ein Silo — , to pnt np a picture;
2. coL vid. Xufbeften, 3.
Tfaf harten, (w.) «. a. to rake op.
lufijMm, (w.) v. a. Jt-m. to gire the ne-
cectary tvbting to (the ropes). [op.
Xufbaföen, (to.) v. a. U taatcb, catch, pick
Xufbeitpttii, (to.) v. a. 1. to reel; 2. to finUh
reeling; 3. vulg. to raue op; fiib miefeer — ,
to rite slourly from the groond.
Xnfbauen, (irr. * to.) t>. I. a. 1. to cot, hew,
break np, opea er aoew; 2. to finiah cot-
ttog; II. n. 1. to strika (apoo), to hit hard;
2. Gnu. mit fetr Euntc — , to eock the match
aufhäufeln, (tc.) v. a. 1. to gather op aod to
form into »mall heaps; 2. Xgr. to reite (tbe
earth) aboot plant«; to kill, earth op (po-
tatoea, Ac).
Ttuf häufen, (to.) v. h a. to heap np; to ac-
cumulate, amau, hoard up; II. refl. to accu-
Yufbattfung, (to.)/. accamalation. [molate.
Aufbebe», comp. — btebe, /. Surg. aupeuor;
-mnerel, m. vid. Xufbeber, 2.
Huf bfben, (Hr.) v. a. 1. to raite, lift (op),
to lift from, to beare (op), take np, pick
op; eine SRafdje (ein ICuge) — , to take np a
atiteh ; 2. to lay op or by, to keep, «et aiide,
aare, spare, preaerve; 3. o) to break (np),
reite (a liege, Ac); to fioith (dinner), end
(• quarret, Ac); ein Sager — , to break np
a camp, decamp; bie ©i$ung — , to break
(up) the tettion, meeting, Ac; einen Bau"
— , to break up a ball ; to dittolve (parlia-
aent, Ac); bat etillftbmeigen — , to break
tilence; 6) to aboliab, abrogate, repeal
(law«, Ac); to rcvoke, recall, rererte (a
tentence, Ac); caocel, anaol, aollify, oado;
dittolve (partnerthip, Ac); ben geria)tli<ben
sBcfibjag — , to retake or repievy a dittrett,
Mar. to take off the enbargo; ber ottfge*
hobene Berfauf. Com. täte annolled; bie auf«
gehobene JKeufet, Laie, derogatory claate;
c) to break (off, a match, Ac.); Me greunb*
fd&ttft mit ... — , to break with ...; d) to neo-
tralite (the eflect, Ac); to letel (aU dlttlnc-
tioaa, Ac); f5d> gegenfeitig — , to dettroy
each other (at reatont of eqnal ralne, Ac);
e) Math, to dear, setre, reduce(a fraction) ;
4. to arrest, seize, captare ; einen $fufd)tt — ,
to fiae a bangler; her tft aufgehoben, cot. «e
have tettled hit bntiaen, he it done for;
aufgefiboben tft nid)t aufgehoben, pro», for-
bearance it not acquittanoe.
Vafbiben, p. *. (ttr.) n. 1. liftiag op, rai-
aing, Ac, elevatlon, neave; opheaval; 004
— ber $dnbe (beim Vbfrünmtn), »how of
handt; %fig. eiel H-6 mad)en, to make
great boatle or fntt (»on, abont).
Vnfhlber, (*rr.) m. 1. T. an Instrument for
lifting up; 2. AnaU upiifting, attollent or
levator motcle (of the scapula, Ac).
Xufbfbang, (to.) /. 1. vid. Xufbeben, *. 1.;
2. a) Law, Ac. abolition, defeasance, abro-
gation; repeal, Ac cf. aufbeben j — be«
«BorbeboItJ, remoTal of rettrictiom; —einer
Jtlage, noD-tolt; 6) dlssolution, suppreasion
(of a coavent, of the equilibrium, Ac), tat-
peation (of Intercourse, Ac).
Xuf heftent, (to .) v. a. vid. 'aufboren.
Xttfieften, (to.) v. a. 1. to pin or tie np, to
pin on; to atitch upon, to fasten, fix to; 2.
to undo, nahook, nnclasp; 3. fig. (einem
tttUNK) to impote or palm (tomethiag apon
ose); Cinem eine Säge — , to teil oae a üb.
Xuf heitern, (to.) v. I. o. 1. to make clear or
serene, to dear np, brighten ; 2..%. to cbeer
op ; n. rtfi. 1. to dear op ; 2. fig. to become
cheerfnl ; to clear np the brow.
Knfbeiterung, (to.)/. 1. Clearing np, Ac; 2.
~g. recreatioa, relief.
Ttuf helfen, i$tr.) v. n. (toitA Dat.) 1. to faeip
(oae, einem) op, to glve a lift; 2. fig. to
set up, prop up, support, assist, imisn.
eaeonrage.
■Aufbellen, (io.) «. 1. a. 1. to brighten or dear
op, cid. erbeBens 2. to darify, pnrify; 3.
fig. to enlighten, duddate, illuminate; II.
rrfl. 1. to clear np, brighten; 2. to grow
dear, to darify.
XafheOnng, (to.)/. 1. Clearing (up), Ac; 2.
fig. enlightening, dncidation.
%uf benftn, (to.) v. o. vid. aufhangen.
Knieten, (to.) «. a. 1. to hont or ttir np, to
ttart; 2. fig. to stir np, incite, instigate ;
einen aiber benXnbern — , to set one against
Ttnf be v er, (ttr.) m. indter, Ac. [the other.
Xnfbeterei', Xuf be(ung, (to.) /. instigation.
Kaf beulen, (to.) t». I. o. to set np a howl, begtu
howling; II. a. to wake by howllng.
Kufbiffen, (to.) v. a. Mar. to holst, hanl or
pull up, to heatre ont (a sali), to heave (a
uag) abroad, to sway np (tbe lower sails);
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«afgebtf t, p. a. a-weigh (as the aacbor),
a-trip (im the top-saUs, Ac).
Ysfbocfat, (te.) v. I. a. 1. to tnk« on one'i
back; 2. (Staat 6t»a») t» put (sosaethlng)
npan one'i back; IL n. to eling to or hang
one's »elf apon one (in order to be carried)
TLufbältn, (to.) v. a. to fetch or draw up;
Mars, to haol up (a boat); bie ©raffen
«id. Xnbrajfoii to bring (m ikip) to the
wild.
Ttnfboler, (*tr.) i». Mar-*. reUeTiog-taekle;
traciag line (pauiag through a block);
bei 6rugfegel£, balliard of a stay-sail; —
her ©tütfpfortnt, port-tackle; — be* 0U(fe,
parrel tras* ; — be» Sefanbroof i, girt-line to
haol op the mizzen-brails; — bei Otecfett,
awrt(i)net*.
Kaf bolsra, (w.) ». n. vid. aufbäumen.
Ärfbord)eu, (to.) v. n. to listen with raiaed
head or with rowed attention , to pricic op
the ears, to beulten attentively or with
astonishment.
Xafbören, I. (te.) «. ti. 1. vid. Xnfbordjtn}
3. to cease, discontinne, to desist; to ieave
off; ead, terminate, stop (short); bor' tttfl
have done! — mit _., to put a stop to ...,
drop (the conTersation, ttc); — ju jaulen,
Com. to stop payneot ; IL p. «. («er.) n. e
satioa,intennission,Ac;obne--,inceasaatly.
Ttafbadea, (te.) v. vulg. for TCnf botfea.
Xafbülft, (w.) /. aid. helping up.
"Xunüütn, (to.) v. o. vid. entfallen.
Xafbipftn, (to.) o. n. (itt. fein) to frlsk,
skip. hop, jump np, bound.
Xafbkften, (to.) o. I. n. to cough lond; II. •
1, to bring op by coaghing; 3. to wake by
coogbjng.
XnfiSgen, (tr.) v. a. to start (a bare, Ac),
to rosse, scare op; todriveavay; Sport-i
to naharbour, dislodge (a hart); to rouse
(a back, a deer); to rear, nncoaeh or xm-
sioagh (a boar); to vent (an otter); to un-
kenne! (a fax); to bort ont (a rabbit); to
spring (partridgea). [lanentation.
tmfiammtra, (to.) «. n. to aet up, begin a
tnfjOBibKH, («.) v. I. n. to cry in triuntph,
so «et ap an exultation, sbootiog, to give a
sboat; n. a. to rosse by shooting.
ifjedjen, (to.) v. a. @mem Art»«*, to put a
>ke, bürde» npon one.
frommen, (to.) v. a. 1. to comb upwarda;
to comb afresb, to repair (a wig, Ac).
tarrcn, (to.) o. a. 1. to beap ap, to raise
a road, by carting or wbeeling earth
i it); 9. to break (as a road by too fre-
atdriring carts or wbeelbarrowsover it).
XaflattRl, (to.) v. a. Mar. to cat (the anebor).
Euffauf, (*tr., pl. Xnffonfe) m. bsylng np.
engroasment. purchaie on speculation.
Safran fen, (w.) v. a. to buy up, engroaa,
forestal; to regrate; to nonopolize.
Xuffdafer, (rtr.) m. engrosser, forestaller,
Ac ; monopotizer.
TCuffebren, (ts.) v. o. 1. to sweep ap; 2. to
tarn up.
Kuffefcrübt, (§tr.) n. T. sweepings.
Xuf'feimen, (to.) «. n. (aux. fein) to shoot
ap, to bud, genninate; a-b, p. a.fig. bud-
ding, Dftucent, dawning (love, Ac).
Xufrettcjn, Xnfrctttn, (to.) v. n. to open tbo
chain at (a door).
TCnfrtppen, (to.) v. a. to raise ap, to tilt up.
TCuffitten, (to.) v. a. to festen apon with
cement.
XufNofftn, (*>.) v. n. to gape; to get a reut.
■Aufflattern, (to.) t>. a. to pile up in bthonu.
lufttappen, (to.) v. a. to pat ap the folds
of (a table, Ac); to eock (a hat).
Wrlaren, (to.) v. I. ü. 1. to clear ap ; %fig.
a) to clear up (a donbt, Ac), to illustrate.
expiain,elncidate,illDmiante;i)toenlightM
(the miad, Ac); II. reff, to clear np.
XufflSrer, (*fr.) tn. dearer, enlightener, Il-
luminator, Ac
Xnfttirertt', (te.)/. cot. febe enllgateaing.
nafHlrang, (to.) /. 1. darification; 3. fa.
o) Clearing ap, elacidarJon, eclaireissemeat ;
explanarion; er wirb nn« einige — barüber
geben, he will give us lome insight into it;
6) enlightenment, vid. Kafgcrldttfeeit) Tt-t
fnd)t, %-imutt), f. rage of improrenent
Vnf flanbtn, (to.) v. a. to pick op.
nafttcoen (Yufttciben), (tu.) v. I. «. to paste
np or on, to lime; to nwnnt (a map on can-
vas, Ac); II. n. to stick to. [op.
TCaff Uifhrn, (to.) o. a. to paste on, to paste
5Cnf Wettern, (w.) Xnfttinmen, (str. A to.)
v. n. (mix. fein) to dintb np.
Vnfttingeln, (to.) «. «. to wakc by ringing a
Xuffltnfcn, (to.) v. a. to aalatdi. (bell.
Itnf Hopfen, (to.) v. I. a. to open by knock ing,
to knock open; II. n. to knock apon.
Xuf fnatfen, (to.) «. a. to crack open.
Xttffnoapeln, (te.) v. a. to pick open.
Inffnepcln, (to.) v. a. to nndo, ongag.
laftnöpfcn, (to.) v. «. to unbnttoa.
Ttnffnapfen, (te.) v. a. l.to tie up, to knit
or tross op; to hang (a malefectnr); 3. (or
Kuffni5teIn,Ttnffnötcn[u'.]) to nntle, looseo.
TCnffodjea, (te.) v. I. a. to boil op, to boil
again; to warm op; II. n. to boil op; to
bubble op; — luffen, to parboil.
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Xattonunen, (str.) t>. ». (ovx. fein) 1. to get
up; 3. to grow np, to be broaght ap; 3. to
recover, to get well; A.fig. a) to thriye,
rue, advance, get on (io the world), to
proiper; 6) to gain groand; 5. to come iato
vogue (into fuhion), to Brise, spring up.
Xufronunen, p. s. (str.) n. 1. gettingup, Ac;
2. recovery, restonution.
XnFf5ramItng, (str.) m. vid. ßmporfömmling.
Xuffonnen, (irr.) v. n. to be able to rite or
Xuf röpfen, (to.) v. a. vid. Xntöpfen. [get up.
Xuff on&eln, (u>.) v. a. Sport, to uncoaple,
onleaah (hoonda).
Xaffrad)en, (to.) ». n. (oux. fein) to fly up
with a loud report or noiie.
Xuffrlben, (ic.) ». 1. n. to tet np a crowing;
IL a. to rouse by crowing.
ZuffroBen, (to.) v. a. vid. Xttffraten. [aoew,
Xuftramnttn, (to.) v. a. T. to card again or
XuPrtämpen, (to.) v. a. Hat to turn up the
brim of (a bat), to cock.
Xuffraten, (to.) v. a. 1. to icratcb open; 2.
Ooth. vid. Xufrauhen i («Bolle, u.) leid)t— ,
to card.
Xufftinfeln, (to.) v. a. to curl up, frizxle.
Xuff rtifdjen, (to.) t>. n. to set up a scream
Xnfr*em»en, vid. Xnfftäm»en.
Xuff riegen, (to.) v. a. vulg. vid. Xufbtfonunen.
Xuffrummen, (to.) v. a. to bend upwnrda.
Xuffuntogen, XnfWnben, (v>.) v. a. (Sinem
®t»a«) 1. o) («inent sie SBobnung, 6en
Sienft, IC.) to give (one) notice or warning
(to quitalodging, to leareAc); col. to warn
(one) away or out; b) to recall (a capital);
bte Xrbeit in SRaffen — , to atrike work (a»
a body of labourers); ofcne aufjufunbigen,
witbout previons notice; 2. to renonnce
(one'« friendsbip), to break witb (one).
Xafrünbtgung,XufKnbung,(ui.)/.thegiving
of previout notice, warning; — eines 6api*
tau, recalling of a capital, redemand; X-S«
jett, /. warning-time.
Xuflttdjen, (to.) v. n. to break ont into a
laugb, to laugb out loudly.
Xafläben. (str.) v. a. 1. to load, lade; 2.
(Sinem Sana*) to load (lomething) upon, to
bürden (one with), cf. Xnfbtirben.
Xuftäber, Xnrilbet, (str.) m. loader, packer;
—lohn, m. fee for loading, packing.
XltfWgt, (to.) /. 1. inpost, tax, imposition,
assessment, doty; 2. vrith handicraftsnun
a) (or —gelb) collection (of money) ; b) also
vulg. & cont. meeting, club, conventicle;
3. gerid)tlid)e — , lummoni ; eine — tbun, Law,
to issue a writ againat one; 4. edltion, Im-
pression; neue — , reimpression.
Xnflägetn, (to.) v. a. to lay in a niganoe
to störe up.
Xuflangen, (tr.) v. a. to reacb np.
Xuflanger, (ttr.) m. Mar. fottock ; pl: -to
Aatfpnren, futtock-riders; »etf ebrte — , to»-
timbers. [by nobt
Xnflirmen, (to.) v. a. to be roused fron de»
Xuf Ittffrn, (*tr.) v. a. 1. to let (one) get ■,;
2. ineor. (for offen laffen) to leave opa;
eine (Stube — , Min. to abandon a Bise.
Xuffoften, (w.) v. a. vid. Xuflttben.
Xuflauerer, (*tr.) m. o»e wbo lies ü> nH
way-layer, watcb, spy.
Xuflnuern, (w.) v. n. (with Dat.) to waj-hj,
to lie in wait or ambush for; to watck, l«l
for, espy, dog.
Xuflauf, (str., pl. XttfHufe) "•• 1. *"•
asaembly, crowd, rout, inob, rabble; upro».
tmnult; 2. a) swelling, &c cf. Xnflwfn;
tide; b) Cook. vid. Xuftattfer; 3.^h-
crease.
Xnflonfen, (str.) v. I. n. (oux. fein) 1.»
rnn np ; bo.6 «olf — laflen, Mar. to mi tk
yards; 2. to genninate, shoot, bod; J.*
run a gronnd, vid. &ä)t(ttm 5 4. to •well;!'
rise; Qufloufenb SBoffer, Afor. young W;
5. to increaae, run up (auf, to; ofcMU,!-
terest,&c); II. n. to raake open by ronsif:
to make sore by running.
Xuflfafer, (*tr.) m. 1. vid. XoPttaftti'-
Coot. a sort of higb raised paste; puffp»'.
Spanish paste.
Xuflaufd)en, (to.) v. n. vid. Xuf(ora)ei.
XHflootren, (v>.) v. n. Mar. to aail «p i riw
by plying to windward by boardt «' l J
tacking, to board it up.
Xufttben, (to.) t». n. (oux. fein) to reriw,"
return to life.
Xnfleifen, (to.) v. a. to lick op, lap (op).
Xnflfgen, (tr.) v. I. o. 1. to lay on, pot»'
to apply (a poultioe, Ac.); fein SpW-
Gam. toi spread one's card» upon the t»Wt
to show the card»; tat Xiftbtud) — , toi»!
or spread the (table)cloth; ein ®efd)ib)-
Gun. to mount a cannon; fie legt anf (*•'-
0dnninfe), «he paints; garten — , Pm*L*
lay colour« ; fättt—, col. to grow fat ; 2. Me-
to lay up (a ship); aufgelegte ©«Jiffe, «•>*■
in ordinary; fig-s. 3. to reprfnt, repsil^
(a book); 4. (einem etwa«) to impose, hj
on (tazes, dutiea); to pnt onder (conbibi-
tion) ; to lay under (an Obligation) ; to *
flict (a punishment, sligbts and hmnilianaWi
Ac. on); to enjoin (a penance, Ac); II. rd.
tit. ifig. vid. ff* Xuflebnen, 1. * 3.
XnFlfgnng, (».) /. 1. laying on, Ac., d
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XufKbncn, (u>.) c. r*)l. l.to lean,rest(upon);
to loll (one'a anns, elbows, ftc on ...); 2
Man. to prance; 3. fig. (with gegen) to be
refractory, to rise or rebel agaüut, to op
pose, realst; to «et oue's mind (againat).
Xuflctycn, (*tr.) v. a. to borrow up (all),
aufleimen, (w.) ». a. 1. to glue npon, on;
2. to angine.
Ttufttfen, (str.) t». a. to pick up, to gatber.
aufleuchten, (w.) o. n. to shine, to flash op,
to riae resplendent.
anfliegen, (str.) o. I. n. 1. to lie, lean, reit
npon; "2. fig- to be out of place or witbout
employmeat; n. refl. to get »ore by lying
or keeping the bed.
"XnfloÄen, (u.) c. a. cid. anfrlngeln.
"Xu flottem, (».) v. a. to looiea (the toil);
to »hake, atir op.
Ttnftöbtva, (tc.) v. n. (aux. fein) to flaib,
blaze or flare op, to flame out, burn up;
to leap op. [a spooo.
3uflöffeln, (tc.) v. a. to take or eat op with
TLufloib&r, auflocUicb, I. adj. diasolvable, «o
Inble ; lolvabie, reaolvable ; II. X-Feit,/. (dia>
aolability, resolvability.
■Xafiofen,(ie.)f. I.a. l.to loosen, unloose,un-
tie, oafix, undo, open ; mit aufgelcftem £aar,
with. dishevelled hair; 2. Chem. ftc. to dis<
solve, resolve (io, into); decompose; »na
Iyse> fig-*- 3. to break up (a meeting, a
minutry, ftc); to break (a «pell, 4c); 4.
to solve (an equation, a problem, doubts,
tc), to deeipher, uariddle; to unravel (the
plot or intrigue of a play); feie Gompagme
— , Com. to diuolve partnership; eine
•jpeirctf) — , Law, to diuolve (break off)
a aarriage ; Brüche — , Math, to rednee frac
tioni; eine Biffonan} — , Mus. to reaolve »
diacord; II. refl. 1. to get iooae; 2. a) to be
solved, to dissolve; to resolve (into steam,
ftc); to be reduced (into, ftc); b)fig. to be
broken op, to break up (as a language), ftc
ef. «.; fieb — laffen, to be soloble.
auftofung, *. I. (to.)/. l.ondoing, looieoiug;
fig-s. 2. dUaolution; 3. Qiem. ftc. d) Solu-
tion, resolntion(ofa body into Ita principlei,
tc), decomposition ; analysis; 6) Solution
(i. e. the liquid obtaioed by a cbemical so-
iation); 3. a)Math. Solution, conversion (of
eqaations) ; reductlon (of a fraction ; &) Mus,
resolving, resolutioo (of a discord); c) ao-
lation (of a difficult question, ftc) ; d)I)ram
windiog «p, discovery or unraveling (of a
plot), deneuement; TJ. comp. l-emltttJ, n,
Cftm.ftilferf. dissolvent, aolvent;a'-6{eUben,
n. Mus. natural, vid. B-qnabrat. [nnsolder.
Xufßtben, (io.) v. a. 1. to solder upon; 2. to
auflägen, (str.)v.a. (fffnemStoas) l.to iin-
pute falaely ; 2. to teil (one) a falsehood.
aufmachen, (te.) v. l.a.l. to put up (enrtains,
ftc), vid. aufftectenj 2. to open; to undo (a
knot, 4c); ein GScblof — , to pick a lock; 3.
fig. to fix, to get ready; aufgemachtes Seinen,
dressed lineu; Com-s. hie .jjanbeUbfieber — >
to begin a uew set of books; hie #aferef»
Foften — , to settle the average; II. refl. 1. to
get up, to rue; her SBtno hatte ftd) anfge»
macht, the wind had riaen high ; 2. to prepare
oue'a seif for a journey, to set out. [com).
aufmoblen, (irr.) e. a. to grind (up) all (the
aufmalen, (tc.) v. a. 1. to refresh, to touch
up (a painting), to new-paint; 2. to consume
all (the coloor).
auf mangeln, (u>.) v. a. to mangle again.
aufmarfd), (str., pj. EufmÄrfcbe) m. Mil.
marching up ; X-Iinie, /. line of march.
Xuf marfdjiren, (to.) v. n. {aux. fein) ML to
march (up), draw up (in line); to deploy;
— taffen, to draw up. [measnre.
Ttaf mä?, (str.) n. what is over and above the
Xttf mauern, (to.)o. a. to build(up) with brick,
to raise a wall, 4c.
Tbl? meif ein, (u.) v. a. 1. to open with a chi-
sel; 2. to produce (an Ornament, ftc.) upon
a atone, ftc. with the chisel.
Xufmerfen, (to.) v. I. a. to mark, note or put
down ; II. n. (gen. with auf) to artend, mind,
mark, beed, to give heed (auf, to), obaerve ;
to give ear, to listen.
'Xttfmerrfam, 1. adj. I. attentive, mindful; 2.
vid. äuDoifommenb: fte ifl ;u — gegen *JCn=
bere, she 1s overtbonghtful for others; —
machen auf Staat, to draw the attention to ;
to remind of, put in mind ; II. K-f eit, s. (tc.)/.
attention; attentivenesa, mindmlness.
Inf meffen, (str.) v. o. 1. to meaaure and put
up (in the granarj); 2. to survey (land).
Ttufmifcben, (tc.) v. a. to mix or shuffte again
Xufmuntercr, (str.) m. encouragei. [(cards).
aufmuntern, (tc.) v. t a. 1. to awake, rouse;
fig-s. 2. to ealiven. animate, cheer (up); 3.
to encourage, indte (ju, to); II. refl. to
brisk one's seif up.
Ätf munterung, (w.)/. 1. animatJon, ftc; 2.
enconragement, incitement.
Tfnfmünjeu, (tc.) v. a. 1. to coin all (the gold,
4c); 2. vid. Umprägen.
Xufmuhen, (tc) v. a. vulg. 1. (1. «.) vid. Ttuf«
putenj 2. /ig. vid. Ttufftecven, 5.
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Xufndgeln, (u>.) u. o. to nail or «pike down,
SaPnägen, f>.) t>. «. 1. to consnme by gnaw-
iog; 2. to opeo by gnawing.
Ttufnlb«, («>.) v. a. I. to »ew on; 2. to ton-
tue by «ewiag.
Xufnabme, (w.)f. 1. the taking np, *c. vid.
Ttufne^men; 2. o) accommodation (of Ti*t-
tora, *c); 6) receptioa; admittance, ad-
mission; adoptiod; 3. borrowing, loan; 4
Geom. survey; 5. fig. improvement , pro-
•peritj : tn— feilt, to be in favour or in vogue,
to be the faahion ; in — bringen, to introduce,
■et np (a new faahion, ic.) ; to forward, pro-
raote, ralae (np); to improve; tn — »ommtn,
to thrive, proaper; to gain credit; to come
or get into faahion; — bereiten, Com. to pay
dne honour.
XuFnabmsV, comp. — fabig, adj. qualified for
admiHion; — fdbtgreit,/. admiaaiblllty, eli-
gibility; —fdMff, n. aunreying-ship; — ttfirs
big, adj. worthy of being admitted.
Xufoifbmen, (*tr.) v. I. <t. 1. to take np, pick
np ; 2. CJiem. to abaorb ; 3. to aheiter, har-
bour, accommodate, take in ; 4. to take, ad-
rait, receive ; 5. to take np, raiae or borrow
(money); 6. a) to pnt opon paper, make a
deaign of; 6) Geom. to eurvey, meaaüre;
c) to draw np (a verbal proceu); d) to andit
(an account); 7. (yoith für) to take for, to
conalder; @troaS gut, Übel, lt. — , to take
well, ill, 4c; übel — , to resent; 8. eS — mit,
to make bead againat, to cope or compete
with; to (be able to) match, to be a raatch
for; eine 9Refd)e — , vid. in Ttufbeben; ble
Spar or gierte — , Sport, to catch the icent
or track (aaid of doga) ; II. n. Sport to be-
come big with yonng.
Ttnrnfbmen6s, comp. — iwrtb, — »ürtlg, adj.
worth, worthy of being taken up, Sc.
XafnVbmer, (*rr.) m. he that take« np, re-
ceiver, ftc. cid. Xnfrejmen.
■Sttfnifbntang, (in.) f. taking np, Ac. vid. TCuf;
nabmei n-Sroettb, a-6n>4rb(g, adj. worthy of
being admitted.' [nntle.
TCufnefteln, (io.)o. a. col. to unlace, nndo,
Huf nieten, (w.) v. a. to rivet, faaten down
with rivets. [force lipon, preis opon.
Tufttftblgen, (u>.) v. a. ( einem @troa») to
TCufnotiren, (u>.) v. a. to pnt or wrtte down,
to note, Com. to enter, item, Charge.
aufopfern, (tn.) v. a. to sacrifiee, immolate
to offer np; to devote.
lufepferaug, (to.)/. aacrlfice, offerlng, de
votion, immolation.
Ttafpatfen, (w.) v. I. a. 1. to pack np; 2. to
onpack; 3 (Wnem <St»a«) to give (one) •
Charge, to load (one) with; D. n. (ibUH Dat.)
vulg. vid. |>truntermad)en. [over band.
3Cuf palmen, (in.) t>. rtfl. Mar. to go aloft, band
TCufpappen, (10.) e. o. to paafe on, to tasten
down with paste.
TCufpaffen, Op.) v. I. a. to fit on; n. n. 1. to
attend (auf, to) ; to be attentire ; 2. (Crtseat)
to wait for; to waten, ipy, wayiay.
Eufpaffer, (str.) m. I. wateber; 2. exeiae-of-
ficer, overaeer; 3. apy; waylayer; Mar-t.
—in berßonftablerrammer, the gunner's yeo-
man ; — in ber {»eil, the boatswain'a yeomao.
■Äufpfäblen, (to.) v. a. to faaten with pale* or
atakea.
Xufpfeifen, (str.) v. a. to play opon a pröe.
TtuPpfUnjcn, (u>.) c. o. to aet, place, plant
(up); eine Äanonc — , to monnt or place a
cannon; bit %af)M be* Eufrubr* — , to raiae
the Standard of revolt [peS*-
■Jtuf'pfläcten, (ic.) v. a. to faaten npon with
Kufpflfgen, (io.) v. a. to piough np.
Aufpfropfen, (u>.) o. o. Hort, to «carf, ingraft.
■3fufpi(bcn,(u).)o.a. to faaten npon with piteb.
TtttFpicten, (u>.) v.a. to peck, pick up or opeo.
■Jlufpinfeln, (u>.) t>. a. 1. to pnt on witbi
brush; 2. to new-brnsh.
XurpWtten, (tr.) v. a. vid. Tfnfbügeln.
■JCufplajen, (u>.) v. n. (avx. fein) ta.to bar*
open; to craek.
7(ufpod)en, (u>.) v. a. to knock open.
"Auf poliren, (v>.) v. a. to poliah, to tooeb ap.
ICufpr^gen, (u>.) «. a. to imprint, impress.
Ttuf prallen, (w.)v.n. (aux. fein) 1. to boonce
'npon ; 2. to rebonnd, to bnrat, fly open.
Tturprajfeln, (u>.) t>. n. (aux. fein) to cracMeop-
Ttufprefjen, (u.) v. a. 1. to preas down oa
or againat; 2. to imprint, impress; 3. t»
preaa open; 4. to preas anew.
Xufprobircn, (to.) v. a. to try on.
TCufpro^en, (v>.) v. a. Gm. to limber np (a
piece of ordnance).
ItuFprSgeln, (y>.) v. o. to make (one) rfse,
get np by endgeüng.
XufpBbern, ( W .) p , a . to new-powder.
Kuf pumpen, (to.) o. o. to beave or pump np.
Vuf pub, (str.) m. 1. adorning, ftc. ; 2. a) or-
nnmeot ; 6) trimming(a) ; dresa, attire, finery,
glosainess.
Xuf pu ? en, (u>.) v. a. to «dorn, fit np ; to dreas
or trim (np); to clean, brnsb op.
Kuf qualmen, (w.) v. n. (avx. fein) to rne a»
smoke, vaponr, steam.
Ttufqueüen, v. I. (str.) n. (avx. fein) 1 . to spring
op, to well; 2. to swell np, to rise; II. (».) o.
to swell, soak np. [ing-stick.
TCuf querlen, (w.) v. a. to beat up with a twM-
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TUfTtifta, (ttr.) v. la.l.to tear ap or open,
to bunt, »lit, out, read, rip up (• eeam,
a floor, an old aore, tut.); to wrench, ferse
er Ding open (a door, *c); ktt* $flafter einer
©träfe, jc. — , to nnpave a atrest, &c; tie
©rte, IC. — , to cot the Und, grannd, *c„ to
harrow; 2. to aketch, draw, deaign; vulg-t.
Ut SRool—, to gape; bie Ingen rocit —
to atare, give a atare; II. n. (au*, feto) to
be torn, to gape, chap, borst, aplit.
inf retten, (*(r.) w. I. rejfl. to galt or to wake
■ore by ridiog; II. n. (aux. fein) to ride ap
(ia a line).
Alf reijen, (w.) o. o. to incite, exeite, ȟr ap,
inflame, apur (to erü); to proveke, rasae;
to aet oo.
3afaBe#<bei, («) «. a. to aqaeeze open.
Xafrfotin, (*.) «. o. to wiad ap od a reel.
Xafteflen, (».)«. L n. 1. to rake np, to anatca
ap ; to gather iadiaciiminately ; '2. fig. to
pick ap; 0. rtfl. to riae qoickly, to rooae
one'a Kit
TtufrigM, (io.) o. n. to riie high or aloft.
lnfräfen, (*».)». n. to atart np in, or to break
est Jato, a rage. [a rattling.
aafrafftfa, (w.) «. n. (aux. fein) to open with
Jafranihtn, (u.) ». I. a. to imoke np, coa-
une by aaokisg; H. n. («u*. (oben * fei«)
to nie like amoke,
Xafraabrn, (».) c. a. Cloth. to teaae, aap,
raiie tbe aap of (cloth).
"tuftimn, (to.) v. a. 1. T. to widen (a
hole); 3. topat in order, arranga, «et «rlpfafretjaBfl, (u>.)/. prorocatioa,
place ia order; to remove; 3. to olear, taJ£e|TCnf rennen, (irr.) u. I. ».(aus. fein) vid. Xlf«
away; 4.to thia(tbepopolation,aa a plague, y laufen, I, 3.; II. a. vid. Vnflettfen, a.
*«.); Jos ganje Sagtr — , Com. to clear a
•top.
Inf renaler, (ttr.) m. 1. chamferiag-broaea;
2. Gm. vid. fltaumnabtl.
Xaf rauften, (u>.) . n. (oui. fein) 1. to mab
up, to fly op or open with a ruabing noiae;
2. to reaouod.
Jufredjen, (u>.) v. a. to rake np.
%tfre4un^(w.)o.a.l.to balauce(accouata);
2. to reckon or eoant np, to »pecify, enn-
■ante.
WttQt, adj. t ade. 1. npright, (Bot.) erect ;
a-right; atraight; 2. fig. conrageona, in good
■piriti; Me a-eäEBaftrebe. Bot. npright lady-
bower; — erholten, — (alten, to maintain,
upport, aoataim, keep or hold np, nphold;
-hattet, m. aupporter; — bolrung,/. main-
Uiiing, maintenance; — ftefcenb, adj. (atand-
ing) npright, Her. aaliant.
Xnfredn, (to.) o. a. to lift np, hold op; to
prick np (tbe eara). [upon by perauaaion.
anfrften, (w.) v. a, (einem (Statt) to preas
5Ölfrfge«, (io.) v. a. to exeite, ronse, atir ap;
to agitate, diatnrb, do»h; amter.-
tuftlgn, (itr.) m. agitator.
tttfrtguag, («o.)/. atjrriag; tnmnit, excite-
ineit, agitatioo.
Jafreiben, (ttr.) o. I. a. 1. to rub open, gall,
frei (away); 2. vid. Xufraubeni 3. to wear
away by rabbiog; 4. fig. to ent np (a hoitile
trosp), to deatroy, aweep away, conan
otirpate, min, nndo ; II. reft. to ran to waate.
Xttfreiber, (ttr.) m. 1. vid. Xafrdnmer) 2,
kiad of borer naed by flnte-makera.
^afreibang, (u.)/. destruetion.
^•f reiben, (vi.) v. a. to atring, make a atring
ottofile.
7Cttfrid)ren, (w.) «. I. a. 1. to raiae, to make
to «Und npright. to ereot, aet np, war, to
pnt ap ;fig-t. 2. to erect, fonnd, create, eatab-
liah, make; 3. to comibrt; inpport, atrengtb-
en ; ein ©d)i|f— , Mar. to right a ahip ; ILreJl
to get np, riae; oafgeriibtet, p. a. npright.
■Jtnf ridjter, (str.) OCufrid>te.gXu»rel [irr.]), m.
Anat. erector.
%tfrid)tig, I. adj. candld,aiacere, open, piain,
honeit, frank, troe, genuine; IL K-reit, /.
nprightneis, aincerity, candidneaa, caodoor,
hooeaty, artleaaneaa, ingennity.
■Jtuf rid)tnng , (vi.) f. raiaiag, erection, foua-
dation. [oabaap.
Xvfriegtln, (w.) v. a. to nnboit, aabar, to
■Jtuf ringeln, («.)«. L a. 1. to tarn up in ring-
leta, to curl; 2. to uucurl; II. r0f. to feil
from ringlet« or curl«, to uucurl. [warda).
"Auf ringen, (ttr.) e. n. * refl. to atraggle (ap-
TCufrip, (ttr.) m. 1. cbink, gap, vid. ttipi 2.
T. aketcb, draagbt, deaign; (uprigbt or per-
spective) elevatioo; fecade. [opea.
Xafriten, (w.) v. a. to chap, »lit, read, cut
Xuf rödjeta, (w.) v. n. to groan alond.
■JCufroBen, (w.) *. I. a. k refl. 1. to roll up;
2. to anroll ; Ü. ». (aux. fein) to roll np, to
be drawn-np } anfgeroQt, p. a. Bot. obvolnte.
"JfufrJflen, (io.) u. a. to roaat or toaat agaio.
Xnf roden, (to.) v.ln. (aux. fein) to nsve
npward; to riae, make progreaa, advaace;
Q. a. vid. Sorrudtn, Q, 2.
Xnfrüf, (ttr.) m. caliing np; «ommona, iater-
pelUtion;y!g. appeal (an, to).
Illtf rBfen, (ttr.) v. a. to call op, bid one riae,
to anmrnon; jnm 3eige* — , to call, take to
witaeaa.
TCnfrnbr, t. I. (ttr.) m. aaroar, tnmalt, tnr-
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motlott,distBrbaace,disorder; not, «edition,
insnrrection, mntiny, rebellisn, revolt; fein
«tat ifl in -, hif blood is up; bie ©tftbt ift
in — , tbe clty i« np; II. comp, —arte, /.,
— geftt), n. Lau>, riet »et; — fudbt, /. »edition«
temper; — ffid)tig, a<#. «edition«, factiou«
— fMfter, m. agitator, kindler of rioU.
*"uf rubren, (to.) c. a. 1. to «tir (up), di«tnrb ;
2. col. to reiume or repeat reproaches
(agafott one, for former oftences), to rake
np (by-gooe»).
Xaf rubrer, (*tr.) m. 1. «tirrer np, kindter of
rfot», iaitigator; 2. rebel, revolter, inaor-
gent, mntineer, »editionary.
XnPrabrerifä), Tfttfrübrifd), adj. tumultuon«,
boisterons, vulg. nproariou; rioton«, ssdi-
tion«, mntlnon«, rebelliou»; inSammatory
Ca» a Mb«l, *e.), huarrectionary.
Xnfrnnjdn, (io.) o. o. to nawrinkle, «mooth,
XnPrnpfen, (to.) v. a. Hat. to rnb (a bat)
with tbe »eal-«kin. [ron«e by shaking.
"Kufrütteln, (to.) v. a. 1. to «hake np; 2. to
TfafS, abbr. for %tf bte, qv.
ttaffoeren, (w.) «. o. vulg. 1. to take np (a
Back or other heavy objeet); 2. (Ginrm St:
mai) to bnrden witb.
XnPfffgen, (w.) v. a. 1. to »ay, redte (a le«-
•on); 2. n) to nntay, connternand; fr) vid,
KaffÜnbigen.
Wfägen, (to.) o. a. 1. to «aw open; 2. to
«aw all (tbe «tock of wood). [to collect.
Xnffanuntln, (to.) t>. o. to gatber, pick np;
UnPfmnmter, (str.) m. gatherer, collecter.
Inffaffig, aiij. refractory, hostile, averae,
tofftttteln, (to.) o. a. to «addie.
■JCnfftt», (rtr., pl. Ttnffd^e) m. 1. a) taead-
dre«*; top-knot; fr) bead-piece (of a pipe),
anything «crewed on or added at tbe end;
Ornament of varion» kinda ; cage (of a wind-
mill, *c); ipout (of a jet (Teau), ajntage;
creat, top (of a mirror, Ae.) ; — »on gebern,
plnmage; ein — SBonber, a «et of ribbons;
— »on Speifcn, mera, conne of di«he» ; ber
lebt« — , de»«ert; ein — für bie Sofel, a »et
of plate; btr — »on ©(büffeln, »ervice; —
»on «501:861100, a «et of china; — »OB Silber*
gefs)irr, aerviee of plate; 2. fig. writing,
compo»itk>n, euay, treatise, memoir, paper,
(new»paper-)paragrapb;bererfie— (ba* ßon
Ctpt), miaute, «ketch.design, plan; Dcrraifcbte
■JCaffat«, pt miicellanie»; — jfigel, m. bear-
ing rein; — }ögelrrtfen,pj./.bradoon chain«.
*«Ho*g,»tt*»fT«ffl«.
XnfTnagen, (str. & to.) v. a. 1. to suek op; 2.
to open by «Beklag; 3. dum. to abaorb.
ITfnf ftugen , (w.) v. a. to bring np by «ock-
iing, to nnr«e.
5£nffo>5bcn, (to.) t>. a. to «crape open or np.
Vuf fd)on)cn, (to.) v. a. to trench or throw op.
XnPfBjärfcn, (to.) v. a. 1. to «cratch «lightly ;
bic ^aut— , Surg. to exeoriate; 2. Hunt, to
cut open; 3. to »barpen again; einen 9RübI-
fteitt — , to freih-cut or edge a mill-stone.
■JCaPfeborren, (to.)o. a. to «crape, dig up, open.
2CaPfo><mbern, (to.) v. n. (aux. fein) to «tart
np ahodderingly,
ICafftboaen, (to.) o. n. 1. to look up (nptrard);
to lift np one'« eye« ; 2. fig. to take faeed.
XaPfibaBfrln, (to.) v. a. 1. to thron-, take op
with a «pade ; 2. MM. to pot new flont-board»
on (a wheei).
XnPfajänmcn, (u>.) ». n. to foam up, to frort.
Ttnffdjeren, (to.) «. a. 1. to coli up (a rope);
2. fVeav. to extend lengthwise on tbe loom,
to warp. ringen.
Xnfr<bcna)cn, (to.) v. a. to «care np, vid. Vnf>
XufföettCrn, (">•) v. a. 1. to fret witb «cmir-
ing; 2. to «conr (everything).
KnPf<bio)ten, (to.) v. a. to pile up.
1(nPfo)icoen, (str.) v.a.l. to pu«h np or open ;
bue genfler—, to lift tbe «a«h; 2. fig. to
defer, delay, put oft" (payment, £c), to ad-
joorn (a meeting, kc), to prolong, prorogue,
poitpone; to procraitinate.
ItnPWiebe^Ruig, (str.) m. (umbrella-)ninner.
KnPfd)ieb(ing, (itr.) m. Arch. vid. Sraufbafrn.
Knffcbiebnng, (to.) /. delay, adjournment, re-
«pite ; procra»lination. f iron band«, raila.
%nffd)icncn, (to.) v. a. to fasten down with
2aPfa)iefen, (j(r.) e. I. a. 1. to »boot np or
open; 2. Mar. to coil (a rope); II. N. (awx.
fein) to «boot (op); to «tart up, rauh ap,
ri«e np, ran up, »pirt up, »pring (up) , tu
grow fast, thrive; bid)t anf gcf(boffcn , thlck
■prang.
«nffd)ifftn, (to.) v. n. (aux. fein) to strike
npon at «ea.
Kaffibimmetn, (to.) v. n. to glinmer np.
TtaFfä)inben- (str.) v. rtf. vulg. (ftn) [Acc\
— , or fiö) [Dat.] QtMt) to »car (he «kin.
XnWrren, (to.) v. a. to barnes» (a horae).
InFfdjIäg, (itr., pl. XaFf<bl5ge) m. 1. «trikiag
npon; (— einer Angel) bounce; 2. «triktng
upward«: Mut. a) clevation of tbe band (in
beating time); fr) ar»i« (also Vers.), tbe ou-
acceated part of a bar (opp. 9iicbcrf(b(«g) j
3. Garn, turoing np (of a card); 4. anetion,
pnblic «ale ; 5. facing, band, lapel (of a coat ),
cnff, top (of n glove, boot, tc), cock (of a
hat); einen iÄotf mit T(ufT<b!Qgcn rerfeben,
to cuft* a coat; Xnffdjläge aaf Me Xrtnt!
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fetcn, to face a pair of sleevea; 6. the rising
in price, rl»e.
XnfTcbllje*, comp. —bolj, n. 2WL sleere-
board; — fd)«nfrfn, f>J./. AfiM. ladt«« of an
under-shot wheei.
■XuflWg«, (*tr.) t>. I. o. 1. to itrike np;
3. to beat or break open; fid) (Dat.) bell
Ä»pf — , to bruise one'i bead; 3. to fasten,
fix by itriking; einem uferte Sie .ßnfetfen — ,
to shoe a hone; 4. Mar. to nnlay, nnstrand,
nntwist (a rope); 5. to pnt up, set np (a bed,
a bootb, 4c); to pitch (a tent, a camp);
feine SBo&tttmg — , to take np one'i lodgiugs
to establish or »ettle one'i »elf; ft. Garn, to
turn np (a card); 7. to traaa np; to tarn np
(a coat, *c) ; gelb— , to tarn np with yellow;
»eil anfgefcblagett, with white facing»; to
eock (a hat); to line, face, border; 8. to
open (a book); eine öteHe — , to look for a
pauage (in a book) ; 9. to east, üft or turn
np, raise, open (one's eye»); ein ®eldd)ter
— , to »et np a langh, to break ont into a
(roar of) langhter; II. n. (aux. fein) 1. to
»pring np, to tnrn np; in glrnnmen — , to
blaze np; 9. a) to strike, hit or fall npon
the gronnd, ke. ; 6) to beat against (aa rain,
te.); 3. Com. to ritt (in price), to look np.
XuffölSmmen, (u>.) v. a. Geol. &c. to raise
by depoaiting nnsd; to depoiit.
XnffMemmen, («•) v. a. vid. "Änfldnoelgen
Xaffrjfief tn, (str.) v. I. a. 1. to anlock, open ;
2. Hat vid. güjtnj 3. fig. to nnfold, dis-
close, opea; to nnriddle; II. reß. to open,
to «nfold iUelf (cf. Ttafbluben). [ftc.
3nff4HrPer, (ttr.) m. he that nnlock», opener,
Xaffe&li$en, (io.) v. a. 1. to rip np, nnieam;
2. to »plit, Mit; nfgefcyttftter £ad)e, crimped
nhaott.
XafToMncbjen, (te.) t>. n. to »ob alond.
■Jtnffijlfirfrn, (to.) t>. o. to aip np.
Ttaffolaf , (str. , pU Ttttffd)t«fft) m. 1 . openlng ;
2.jig. nnfolding, disclostire, expianation, In-
formation.
*Bff<bia«ndjen, (io.) v. col for TCnfrann)en
«'nfWntoafen, (y>.) v. a. to eat np all, devour.
XHfföiarÜ&eln, (u>.) »• I. a. (einem etwas)
to flatter, coaxone to accept a thing; II. reff
(ff$ Sturm) to intinaate one'» «elf into the
good graces of one by fiattery.
«"nffötnrif en, (str.) v. vttlg. for Ttnftoerfen.
aafrömeljen, v. I (»fr.) n. (aux. fein) 1. to
open by melting, to dissol ve ; 2. to coalesce
with, or to adhere to »notier body by mel-
ting down npon; II. (to. kstr.) a. 1. to dia-
lolte, »eparate or open by melting; 2. to
fetten down by melting, to melt on; 3. to
melt anew; 4. to conaume the whole stock
•f (lead, Ae.) by melting.
Vnffthmieben, (u>.) v. a. 1. to forge down (auf,
npon), to faiten down or to ... by forging;
2. to conaume by forging.
Ifaff d)nüeren, (to.) v. a. 1. to imear or »pread
npon; 2. ( einem etwa«) vulg. to trick or
palm (»omethiag) npon (one).
ÄtffdjmSren, (to.) v. a. to atew (up) again.
XnfTa)mfltten, (to.) v. a. k refl. to adoro,
drei» np.
TCnffcbnallen, (te.) t>. o. 1.. to buckle up, to
tie on; 2. to nnbnckle, nabraoe.
Xuffd)nannen, (to.) v.ha. to »aap, »natch,
or catch np; II. n. vid, XaffdjneHm.
Tfaffcbnauben, (to.) v. n. to »tart up »norting,
to »nort alood.
OCnffcbneiben, (ttr.)v. I. a. 1. to cot (np);
to cot open; to rip np, nnieam; 2. to noteil,
mark by notehe»; II. n.fig.to awagger, brag,
vannt, boaat, to talk big, »peak broad, va-
ponr, heetor. [Ac, braggart.
■JinffHineiber, («fr.) m. swaggerer, boaster,
1Cnff(bneiberei', (vi.) /. »waggering, bragging.
hnmbug, rodomontade, gaiconade.
Xnffcbnetteln, (to.) v. a. vid. Xutfcbneitcla.
KaffWOen, (to.) v. 1. a. to jerk up; II. n.
(aux. fein) to »pring, map or fly np.
Xnffi&nieaeln, (v>.) v. a. col. to dreu, trick
up or out, to »märten, cf. Xufputtn.
Xuffönitt, («rr.) m. cut; »Ut
Tfuffdjnffrw, (to.) v. a. 1. to laee, fasten down
Of npon ... with atring»; 2. to onlace; to
untie, untwiit, nncord, nnbrace, nnia»h.
KaffdMinricn, (v>.) v. n, (ohx. fein) to un-
twiit, to nnravel.
3Cnff(b5bern, (to.)o. a. to cock np, pile np, pnt
np in stack» (aa atraw, hay, *c).
Xnff^äbling, (*tr.)m. Areh. vid. Sraufbalcn.
Xnfft^octen, (to.) v. a. to put up in Stacks or
heapi.
Xaf fibJnrn, (te.) v. a, to drea» or io up.
luffd) jpfen, (to.) v. o. to take up with a ladle
or scoop, to sooop up. [to »prout.
Inf ftboffen, (to.) «. n. (aux. fein) to »hoot up,
^(uff^öfling, (str.)m. l.shoot, «prout, »prig;
2. fitl. stripling; cont. upitart,
Xnfftbcoaben, (to.) v. o. 1. to icrew np; 2- to
fasten down or npon ... with screwa; 3. to
nnscrew ; fid) — (lofftn), to nnscrew.
Xnffd)r«fen, v. I. (to.) a. to frighten up. to
atarm, ronse; II. (itr.) n. (aus. fein) to «tart
up with fright.
Xaffdjret, (str.) m. shriek, scream.
Kuffa)reiben, (*rr.)o. a. to write down, to
note, to enter, record.
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XnPWtcten, («tr .) v. 1. n. to set np a «crom,
to ery alood, to ery ort, to (grre ») shriek;
H. a. to awake with crying.
Xafia)rtiten, cid. flafdjrelten.
Xuffihrlft, (to.)/. l.direetion,superscription,
addreu; endorsement; 2. labe! (on boxe»,
Ac); 3. Inscriptloo.
Xaffdfrften, (te.) V.o. 1. to roll np (caaka,
Ac. Crom a cellar); 2. T, to make a hole or
slitlnto. [Urinier.
Zuffibroter, (irr.) m. 1. »id. ««rot«, 4.; 2.
Toffdjffb, «. I. (»fr.) ■». delay; adjonrnment;
postponement; procrastination; «upeniion,
snspense; resplte; ü comp. X-fbcfcfcl, m.
repriere; X-ebrief, m. letter of reapite.
XafWftppen, («.) o. a. to take or throw np
with a shovel, to iboTd np.
«afffbaten, (io.) t>. a. to atJr np, to rake, poke.
XnfTdrfrjett, (w.) «. a. to tnck «p, trau np.
XafWfiffMn, (w.) ». a. cid. Xafrljcbtn.
TtnffWtttln, (io.) o. «. 1. to ihake or itir np ;
3.to ronse(aasbem Schlafe, fro» sleep,Ac).
XnffdjutteR, (w.) o. o. 1. to heap np, kcco-
molate, board or itore np , lajr np in itore;
2. to ponr down on or into; ?DtttI| — , to
conch malt ; Bfinbftaat (fpBloer)— , to prime,
to eaase a taaaatlon; to make a ahow, a
fignre ; to draw attention, rise into notoriety ;
■n — }i »ermetten, to avoid notl«.
Xnfffbtr, («tr.)«. orerieer, director, i ns p ec-
tor, snrreyor, tteward; wardeo; gnardiaa;
conierrator, keeper ; X-inn, (io.) /. overseo,
directrew, gnardianeu; firit band.
Xnffein, (irr.) v. n. «id. Inf.
Xnffeten, (io.) o. I. a. 1: a) to tet np, to pat
np or on; 6) to raiie; c) to lay od; cf. Xaf*
nahen, ic; 2. fig. a) to draw op, pat or
•et down In writiog, to compote; 6) Comt. to
draw (ont) (a bill), to cast (an accouat);
in $snfen — , to pile np in heap« ; Mar-*, bat
Seßed 1 — , to priok tke chart; bie Stengen — ,
to hoist ap tke topmasts, bie jHbne —, Far.
to Ute tbe crib; ©ebira — , Sport, to get
new antlers; bie ©ptlffn — , to aerve ap
meat or food; (Selb im Spiele — , to stakc;
ben Jtopf —, to ba obstinate, to make bead;
(Sinem) ferner — , to cockold, hon (one);
II. n. vid. bie 34bne A ffiebom — i III. nfi.
1. to monnt, togeton horaeback; 2. fig. to
be refractory, to riaa (against) one.
Vaffebet, (ttr.) m. 1. on« who pnta np, Ac;
2. Mech. creel-nller.
XnfTo)nbl)ea , (io.) v. a. to trau op tbe teil Xufftaf}en, (io.) o. n. to beave (a deep) si{i.
of (a borte).
Xaffdjwarjen, (w.) v. o. to blacken afresk.
Xnffd)»«*ea, (w.) «. a. (einem et»««) to
periaade (one) to take (a thing); to preis
(something) npon by talking.
Xaf fdJjBeifen, (w.) «. a. to testen down (auf,
on) by weldiog.
Xnf fafreelgen, (io.) v. a. to sqaander, to con-
snme in debanchery.
bloat, distead ; to tatamesce; IL (io.) a.l.to
•well (np), to puff(op), to distend, bloat, tu-
">efjr; %fig. to innate, flnsh (withpride, Ac).
Xnf ftbnemme, (io.) /. landlog-place for float
iog wood.
TCnff<b»onmen, (io.)«. «. 1. to bring, carry, or
throw down (aaf, opon) by floating, to float or
wash dowa (opoa), to deposlt; 2. to swell np.
XBffdjwtnaen, (ttr.) o. I. a. to swing np; II.
refl . to swing one's seif np, to get np, or to
rite by a radden effbrt; to soar or By np.
Ttaffajttirren, (w.) v. n. (out. fein) 1. to bmz
np; 2. to fly «pea with a waizzing noise.
XaffOnnrna, (<tr., pi. Kaffa)»aaoe) m. 1.
Gym. the aet of swinging np (opp. Ttbt
fd)ttnng)j 2. soaring np, night, eleratioa.
TCafffbea, I. (rtr.) v. n. to look np ; IL «. (ttr.)
n. 1. lookfng np; 2. fig. Sensation, noise,
eclat ; — mad)en or erregen, to make a noise,
Xaffliht, (io.) /. inspection, »nrvey, aap»
Vision, snperintendence; care, Charge, keep,
central; X-atommttee, m. * n. visiting eoa-
mittee.
iafftebea, (ttr.) v. I. a. to boil, parboil, slew
again, op.or geatly; II. n. to boil, babble np.
Xufffogen, (ßtr.) o.a. 1. to awake by Staging;
2. Sea, to sing ont.
■Jtnffit, (,'tr.) m. (the) moanting.
Xnffd)»enen, v. I. (ttr.) n. to swell (ap), to Xufftben, («tr.) v. I. n. I. to sit np (all night.
&c); 2. to sit npon, to perch (as a bird);
3. to sit fast; bie Patrone fibt aaf, tbe car-
tridge ia hörne; 4. (aux. feto) to monnt, take
horse; Mils. ftm — blttfcn, to sonad to
horse; onfgcfefTeal to horse! or monnt! 5.
fig. einem aafgefeflen fein, to bear all will
to one; II. rcj?. fid) (Ate.) — , or ftd) (DaL)
(Statt — , to get sore by sittlng; fofi ob,
Bot. anbseuile.
Xaffia>etange, (w.) f. roost, perchiag-atiek.
Kafforren , (io.) s. o. Mar. to lasb ap (the
hammocks).
Xaffplben, (w.) v. a. to spy (out).
TCnffpalten, t>. I. (io.) a. to spllt, cleave, ri»e;
0. (irr.) n. (aux. fem) to splint, cbink, cbap,
crack, barst.
«affpannen, (v.) v. a. 1. to stretch, stram;
to open (a faa, Ac.), to spread (an nmbrella.
*c); to pftch (a tent, a aet, *c); to boiit
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all «mil; 2. to draw, pat od (chords) («/. 3(u,fe
jiebeu)i to bend (a bow); fem $af)n an ein«
Stinte w. — vid. 2C«fjfejen
TCufftiärtn, («>.) t>. «. 1. to save, lay by, r«-
•erre, keep in itore or reserve, to spare;
l.fig. to keep or leave (for ■ future time),
toaesay.
KnfTjKüicra, («•) ». a. 1. to lay np in gra-
naries, to garner; 2. to störe (up) (goods),
to ware-kouse; onfoefpeilberte Süier, ware-
koase goods.
Xnf fpetiern, (to.) v. o. to skewer (up).
Ttufiptifm, (w.) o. «. to eat up, conaame.
Yuffperxen, (to.) ». a. 1. to open wide; bo5
SKauf — , vulg. to gape, itand agape; 2. to
pick (a lock), to open (witb the picklock),
Ttaffpert sparen, {str.) m. Lock-sm. vid.
XHetrio).
Inffpielen, (to.) «. o. (6inat Qttmi) to play
to ooe, play (tp tke dance), itrike up.
"Xuffphtfeu, (vi.) v. a. 1. to »pit, broach; 2
to enpaie; 3. to pieroe or run througb.
XufTpinfteln, (to.) u. a. to pot od theapiudle.
Xaffjnnnen, (str.) v. I. a. to »pin np; II. r<
tU)(Dat.) feie Ringer—, to »pin one's fiuger«
«ore. [paffen
Itaffpite», (v>.) v. n. vid. &tfiorä>en & JCuf*
KufTpÜtera, («o.) v. I. a. to open forcibly
«o tbat the «plinten fly ahout; II. n. (aux,
fein) to fly ap in splinters.
3Giffprri|en CJCuffpretten), (w.) v. a. to
itreibck or ipread out; fufe — , to sprawl
oae'i setf oat; to stand straddling.
Inffprmgen, (to.) v. a. 1. to break ap, to
wrench opea; to iorce or borst open; 2. to
spring; to blow ap (witb powder); 3. to
rosue, pat in raotion, cf. Aufjagen.
Äffpriefen (str.), "äupfpwffen, (to.) v. n.
(aux. fein) to sproat, sboot er spring ap.
Xuffrringen, (str.) » I. n. (aux. fein) 1. to
spring, jamp or boanee ap, to bound, leap;
to stört ap, to start to one's feet; 2. «) to
leap, jamp down (auf, apoa); 4) to strike
(agaiast), to rebooou; 3. T. to sparfcle,
nantle, cast »park« (as wine); 4. to fly or
bursi open ; 5. to erack, split asnnder, ohink,
siit, fearst; — madben, to cbap, eat; »Ott bei
Stiitt fpringen feie Sippen auf, eold weatner
eat* the Ups ; aufgefprUBgme $attfee, craoked
kands; aufgefprungene Üppen, chapped or
parchad ups; ü. r*fl. füb (Dat.) feie gfiff -,
to get «ore feet by springiag; a-fe, p. a. 1.
«of. dakisemrt; 2. Her. saliaat.
2tafTpri$en, (to.) v. I. n. («ux. fein) to squirt
(watet), to sqairt ap; 2. Sura. to open witb
a syringe (as an abscess).
XuffprSfiltng, (*tr.) #n. vid*. "AnffdjSfiling.
Auffprufeeln, (to.) v. 1. n. (a«i. fein) to bubble
or boil np; er fprufeelt leid)t auf, ./Jg. his
blood is soon up ; II. a. to throw up (water)
witb a bubbling noise.
"Äuffprähen, (w.) v. I n. (aux. fein) to sparkle
up ; II. o. to make fly up as sparka.
tfnf'fprung, (str., pi. Eufforünge) m. the act
of leaping np, bound, &c vid. TCaffpringen.
TCufJpttlm, (to.) v. a. to wind (yarn) on a
spooi.
"JCuf fpfiltn, (w.) v. a. 1. vid. 3Cuffifin>eijraien, 1. ;
2. vid. "auftt)afd)en.
"Auf fpunfeen, 3fuf fpünfeen, (to.) v. a. to unbung.
■JCuffpSren, (w.) v. a. to smeÜ oat; trace oat,
spy oot; Sport-*. SSilfe — , to draw n cover;
»on feuern — , to request.
Xuffladjeln, (w.) v. n. 1. to «pit, to pierca
and take up witb a pointed Instrument; 2.
to stir up, goad up (also fig.).
■JCufflapren, (w.) v. a. T. to fit ap, aecoatre.
KuFfiaÜtn, (io.) v, a. to put up into the «table
for fatteniog.
ICuffiampfen, (u>.) v. I. o. 1. to fix by stamp-
ing; 2. to open by stampiog; II. n. to stamp
upoo the gronnd.
Xuf(tonfe, (*tr., pL 2£ufftanbe) m. 1. »tir-
ring, rising; i.fig. iasarrection , &c. vid.
"Jfnfrubr. [«tack up.
■Jtuf'fiäpeln, (u>.) v. a. to pile up, heap up, to
XuffUrren, (u>.) v. n. 1. to rise up or above ;
2. to stare up.
XuP/läufeen, (to.) v. I. a. to make to rise as
dn«t; II. or Tturiiauben (w.), n. (aux. fein)
to rise, fly up as dust
Xufftiuiern, (to.) u. o. Sport vfd. Änfjaaen.
■üufftanajen, (w.) v. a. 1. to'kopck, push
against sorae iard body; 2. to put (flax) up
for dryiug; 3. vid. Xnfltttuen, 2.
^Cuffiauen, (w.) v. a. 1. Mar. to stow away
in the bold of the ahip; 2. Pik. to aweil,
dam ap (the water in a millpond, kc).
Knffiedjen, (*tr.) v. a. 1. a) to pick, pierce
open, to cut open; b) Surg. to open by a
pnneture; 2. vid. "aufiladjeto, 1.; 3. Engr.
to re-toach (a copperplate); 4. Mar-s. a) to
tie (two ropea) together; o) to give up
(tacka and sheets); c) (feid)i) beim SSinfee or
Üt fem SBinfe — , to ply or work to wind-
ward; d) einen (&a$eni)fR$äm —, to be-
come cambersd or broken-backed; ein ®d)iff
fea« einen Jta(enrücten aufgeftoäjen bat, a
bogged ahip; b.fig. ((äinem Stroa«) to take
ap, splaab up, fly up; II. a. 1. to blow up| (one) ap, to cavil at, to find fault witb., io
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tannt, upbrald (for trifliog error«), to tease
(one abont), to Bock (at).
%uffted)er, (*rr.) m. fault-finder, ftc.
Xufftedten, (to.) t>. o. to put or fix opon, to
»et op; to pin np; to trau np, to tuck up;
to put op (curtain») ; to hoiit (a flag) ; to
mount (a cockade).
TCufflE^en, (.irr.) v. n. I. (oux. loben) 1. to
stand (firm) opon; 2. incor.for offen fleben,
to stand open; II. («war. fein) 1. to stand
op, to get on one's feet; to rise, arise, get
op; Sea, to tarn oat (f. e. to leave the hanv
mocks); ftet)en €Sie frü^ auf? are you an
. early rjier? 2. Sports, ber $lrfd) ftebt OUf,
the «tag break» cover; to spring (said of
partridges); ble Bogel fteben auf, the fowls
fly np; 3. Mar. to right (as a ahip); 4. fig-
to rise (in insurrectlon , mioer, against), to
revolt; oon einer Jtronfbett — , to recorer.
Xufftetfrn, (tc.) t>. o. to stiffen (np), to give
■tiflhess to; to (clear-)starch.
Xuffteige«, comp. -4>Ioef, m. horse -block;
' stile; —rinnen (für Sebiente), pL (foot-
men's) holder».
aupfteigen, I. (itr.) v.n. (oux. fein) to nonnt;
to rise; to aacend, get op, arise; — [äffen,
to fly; ber XBinb fteigt auf, the wind (or a
breeze) Springs op; ein ©erottttr fteigt auf,
a storm is coming on; ber (Sebante ftieg in
mir auf, the thnught arose in my mind (or
occnrred to me, strack me); II. $. (itr.) n.
moonting, ftc; ascent (in a balloon, ftc);
Ast. ascension; — ber (or a-be) ffltutter,
Med. mother-fit, bysterical passion ; III. a~b,
p. a. Bot, Alt. ftc. ascending; ein SSers
»anbter ber a-ben Sinie, ascendant.
TCuffteiguna, (to.) /. (Ait. aerobe, fdjiefe,
right, oblique) ascension; %-<Uaterfd)ieb, m,
Alt. ascensional difference.
XuffteHen, (w.) v. I. a. 1. to »et np, pnt np,
to raise; to erect; etne$aHe — , to (put ap a)
trap, to lay a snare ; S? eje — , to spread nets ;
2. to place, plant or post (goardi, ftc.), to
draw up, Station, ränge, dispose (troops, &c);
oerbeeft — , MU. to place ander coTer; 3,
fig. to »et ap (a doctrine, ftc), to lay down
(a principte, ftc), to »täte, »et or carry
forth, advance, make (an auertion, ftc), to
bring forward, addnce (a proof); tüten
3engen — , to bring a wttness; n. refl. to
draw ap (in a Une, *c); to stand ont
Suf ftenfpiegel, (*tr.) m. vid. Xoilettenfpiegel.
Tfufftemmtn, (to.) t>. a. * refl. to lean against;
to prop ap; bie trmt auf ben lifo) — , to
lean (one's elbows) opon the table.
Tfufftieben, (itr.) v. n. vid. Sufftauben.
SufJHfttn, (».) ». o. vid. anfttften.
lufftmanni, (to.) v. a. Mut. to »et higher
in tnning.
TCuPftoWn, (ib.) v. a. Sport, vid. Sufjagen.
XuffWbnen, (to.) v. it. to groan aload.
Xnfftoppeln, (to.) e. a. to scrape together,
pick op. [the cork from.
lufftipfebt, (w.) v. a. to ob cork, to draw
XufftJren, (ic.) v. a. to stir or rake np; to
distnrb, startle.
VuffrSlen, (itr.) v. I. a. 1. to puah ap, kick
np, throw np; 2. to pash, kick, thrnst open;
ben SBoben eines Safes — , to knock oat (or
staTe in) the head of acask; 3. to wonnd by
pnshing against, to galt, fret (the sldn, ftc);
II. n. (oux. fein) 1. to be pusbed npward;
2. a) to rise np; — (o. t.) (oben, to break
wind npward, to vomit np, vulg. to beleb;
fftettig ftöpt mir auf, radish rise» with me;
o) to ferment, to become aeid; 3. to rna
agroond; 4. fig. to oeenr, to come in one's
way; to meet with, light on, come across.
TCuf ftoffo,, adj. (I. «.) 1. vapid, soar; 2. »ick.
Xnfftrablen, (to.) v. n. to rise with a splen-
donr. [to stand on ead.
«ufftrauben, (to.) v. a. ft refl. to bristle ap;
TCufßreben, (to.) v. n. (oux. fein) 1. to atrWe
npward», to aapire, soar np; 2. to ri»e higb.
Xuffrreia>eifen, (Hr.) n. an instrument to
raise the nap of cloth.
■Jtuf ftreidjtn, (itr.) v. ha.l.to draw npward«;
to tarn op; 2. to spread or lay on; 3. to
strike np (a tone) ; II. n. vid. Xufftreifen, n.
Ttuffrreifen, (to.) t>. I. a. 1. or Tfufftreifeta
(vi.), to draw up, turn, tuck up; fid) (Dat.)
bie Ärmel — , to tack up one's »leeres; 2. to
tear or woand, to fret; fid) (Dat.) sie $aut
— , to tear one's skin; II. n. (gen. with auf)
to strike, touch upon the surface (of), to
sweep the ground, ftc [ob.
Vufftreuen, (to.) v. a. to »trew opon, sprinkle
TCufftrid), (str.) nt. 1. Mut. a) an ap-bow
(stroke npward» on bow instruments) ; i)
vid. Xuftact j 2. prooinc. pnbiic anetion.
TCuffrrirfen, (w.) v.a.l.to nntwist (ropea);
2. to consame in knitting.
■JCufftriegeln, (u>.) v. I. a. to comb or .carry
upwards; II. refl. vulg. vid. fid) Vufpufctn.
Kufftüfen, (to.) v. I. n. (aux. fein) ft refl. to
rise gradoally, by gradation; II. o, to raiae
gradaally, to bring to a climax.
Xuffrüfung, (to.)/. gradation, climax.
Sufflfilpen, (to.) v. a>l. to turn up; to coeJr
(np) (a hat); 2. to pot on; eine aufgeftfijpte
Kafe, a snobaose.
XuffiSriiMn, (to.) v. I. n. (aux. fein) to rise.
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to borst open.
XufftfitiCB, (10.) v. I. n. (an*, fein) to strike,
fall ob, opon; II. a. 1. to clap on, put on
(a coTcr); 3. to tarn np.
^ufftuttn, (io.) v. a. 1. w'd. VafFrfatpen; 2,
col. to trim, prank np, vamp np; to accom-
modate, to plame, *c, cf. Stuften.
1ülffru$en, (io.) t>. I. a. to prop up; IL refl.
to lean on, cf. ftd) 'Äufle^nrn.
Xnffüajcn, (>o.) v. a. 1. to seek oat, to look
or searcb. for or after, to go in qnest or
•earch of, to inqnire alter; l.fig. a) to
trace (God in hi» workt, Ac); b) to conrt
(danger, Ac).
Xnffftbung, /. the tearch, looking for, &c.
Xufjsmmtn, (v>.) v. I. n. (aux. fein) to rlse,
to fly or go np with a humming noise; II.
refl. to som np, to increaie; to ron np.
2Cnf fSftn, (to.) v. a. Ckem. to iweeten, edul-
corate. [ofa bar.
Jtuftact, (str.) m. Mus. the anaccented part
Xuftäftlu, (ib.") v. a. 1. rmlg. to dish np; 2.
Clolh. to fold np (cloth). [day.
Xuftägtn, (ic.) ü. (i. to adjoorn to the next
XnftaTtln, (u>.) c. a. Mar. to rig (ont); to
XnftaTjett, (to.) o.a. Mar. to bowse. [new-rig,
TCof tanjen, (w.) v. I. n. (Grinem) to dance at
one's nidding, t. e. to do wbatever he may
eommand; II. a. to wear ont (sboes, Icc.)
by dancing; ftd) (Dat.} bic %6ft —, to dance
ooe'a feet lore. [barn.
Xnftaffen, (w.) o. a. to pile np, lay np in tbe
luftand)es, (io.) v. n. (aux. fein) to emerge,
rUe np (from the water, Ac.) ; jig. to spring
np, arise. [«taggering.
Xnf tanmrln, (u>.) v. n. (aux. fein) to rise np
Suf tränen, (to.) v. n. (aux. fein) A a. to thaw.
Tfaftfeün, {irr!) v. I. a. 1. (A refl.) to open;
to »pread, expand; feine Sippen tbaten fid)
auf, Mi Ups parted; II. refl. 1. AR», to (well
oat and become richer in ore; her @ong
tbnt ftd) «nf, the vein enlarges; 2. ATar.
to loom.
TCuf ttfünSKTt, (w.) o. a. to tower, heap, pile or
raiae np; ftd) — , refl. to tower, nie on high.
Inf tffdjtn, (io.) v. a. rot. 1. to diih np, terve
np; einem etwas — , to regale one with;
2. Jig. to serve ont (talei, Ac).
Inf toben, 3Cuft3fen, (w.) t>. n. (a«x. fein *
babcn) to toss, roar np; to begin to roar.
Xafttäa, s.l. (str., pf. Auftrage) m. 1. laylng
od (eolonrs, Ac.) ; 2. Law, the act of trans-
ferring (an estate); 3. Charge, injunction,
Mandate; col. errand; Com. order, commis-
tion, direction; — geben, Com. Ac. to give
order(i), direction«. instrncflona, to order,
commliiion; to eommand goodi; im— von.
Com. npon or by order of , by direction« or
in conaeqnence of direction« received from ;
—gebet, m. Com. committer, couignor, em-
ployer; — hoben, to be commiuioned; II.
comp. — mal jen, /. pfc Print. Komposition
roller«, inking rollen.
Aufträgen, (str.) v. a. 1. to bear or carry
up; 2. to pnt on; to terve (np or in), to
diso np, «et (the dishei); to «pread (a cold
repast) ; - Ioffen, to «end in ; tlje (tat Sfen)
aufgetragen wirb, before dinner come« in;
ei »trb aufgetragen, dinner I« «emng; et
ift aufgetragen, dinner i« ready, i« on table;
3. Min. to raise (the shaft of a mine); 4.
to lay, put on (eolonrs, kc.); to apply (eo-
loori on cloth«) ; garte — , Typ. to distri-
bote the ink, to beat or to work off the ink
on tbe table, (mit SBaljen) to roll; 5. vid.
Abtragen, 1. 3.; fig-t. 6. (einem etwa«) to
give in charge (to), c/.Übcttragen, to Charge
(one) with, to enjoin, vid. Yuftiag geben;
7. (often n.) to lay (it) on, exaggerate.
3uftrager, (str.) m. he that aervei np, Ac.
vid. auftragen.
Yuftranfeln, (u.) «. I. n. (aux. fein) to fall
n «mall dropa; n. a. to drop on.
Xuf treffen, (str.) v. n. to hit or «trike npon.
luftreiben, (irr.) ». I. a. 1. to drive np; 2.
Sport, vid. 5tnfjagen$ einen ^»afen »ieber — ,
to recover a hare ; 3. to drive upon , fasten
on; 4. toblownp, toiwell; aufgetrieben,
p. a. blown out, bulged ; 5. Cftem. to sublime ;
6. col. to bunt ont, find with «ome difficulty;
to proenre, raise (money); «BoU— , to lery,
raise, preu, force aoldien; II. n. (aux. fein)
Afar. to ran agronnd.
auftrennen, (to.) v. a. to nn«titch, nmeam,
nnravel ; to rip up, cut up.
auftreten, (str.) v. I. n. (aux. fein) to itep
or come forth or forward, to appear (für,
gegen, for, again«t one) ; to make one's ap-
pearnnce; to enter (as orator), to moont
the pulpit; Theat. to enter or tread the
«tage; to appear (a* Shylock, *c); to per-
form (at a concert, ic); als 6a)rifrfte0et
— , to commence anthor; er tritt leife, fanft
auf, fig. be acta cantiousty; II. a. 1. to
tread fast (as earth on Ac.); 2. to open by
treading on.
■Auftreten, v. s. (str.) n. appearanee, Per-
formance; tat erfte — (einte ©ojanfpieler«,
}C.) Fr. mod. debut. [countries).
Tfufrrift, (v>.) m. way for cattle B mnrahy
■Jfuf trinken, (str.) v. a. to drink np.
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auftritt, (str.) m. 1. treading on, *c.; 2,
vid. VMftttttU. v. *. ; 3. ttep (before a door,
of • coach, *c), asoent ; «tage ; 4. fig. iccne ;
sight. [dry np,
Wtrorfn«, (w.) v. a, * n. (anx. fein) to
Tfuf trommeln, (to.) o. I. n. to drum or to best
on; IL a. to wake by the drum.
Xuf tropfen, (u>.) o. n. (aiu. fetn) * o. to drop
npon (on).
Tfuffropfeln, Ttoftropft», (u.) o. n. (aux
fein) & «. to (all or ponr opon in amall drops,
%lf trumpfen, (to..) «• n. Garn, to play a tramp.
X»f tuVhtu, (to.) o. «. JeVrr. to fori, gather up
or folrt (the aails).
Huf tupfen, (w.) v. L o. to take ap, wipe;
IL n. (aus. fein) to toacb npon.
Xnf tsfd)en, (to.) 8. a. to toueb ap (drawiogs)
Ttaf»Q*en, (to.) v. n. (aux. fein) to awake;
to wake, to be roued; er n>ua)t beim ßt
ringften ©econf* auf, he wakei at tbe
sligbtest Bei*«.
Xuf wadtfen, (#ir.) t>. n. (<wx. fein) to grow up,
Yafmagen, (w. & str.) v. o. 1. to weigh, to
raise, draw or lift ap by mechanical contri
vance; 2. Jig. eine ©<ufce mit Gtotb — , to
pay for(athing) by iti weigbt in gold, to pay
a very higb (exorbitant) price for a tbiog,
Xufrcäblen, (to.) o. «. to draw (at cards).
ICttfmattcn, (».) «■ o. to fall agaia.
KufntaUen, I. (»■) v. n. («nur. fein) 1. to
babble, to boil ap; 2. to wave, to rage (of
the iea); 3. fig. to efferveice; to fume,
fret, cf. Xafbroafen; IL v. s. (str.) n. vid.
XufmaHang.
onfroUen, (w.) v. a. 1. vid. XnfneOcnj 2
to ränge in heapo.
Änf Ballung, (to.) /. 1. babbling or boiling
up; »well (of the iea, &c), (also fig.) ebul
litioa; eflenesceaoe ; 2. Jig. emotion, flmh,
flotter, fit.
X»f»äljeu, (to.) v. a. 1. to roll upwards; 2,
to roU down (upon); 3. fig. vid. JCufburben.
Inf mono, («tr.) m. expeose, expeoditure;
oMt, »täte; waste; großen — mad)en, to live
high or in style; ~<*)3efet, n. samptuary
law er edict.
Xnfm&tmen ; (to.)t).a. l.towarmupor again;
to cook up; 2. fig. cot. a) to renew, brush
«r rub up; o) to bring agaia on the tapis, to
repeat over agaia, to rake up (bye-gones).
Knfmorte«, comp, —gelb, n. -tobn, m. wait-
ing vornan'* pay; waiter'« fee.
Ynfieorten, (u>.) V.n. (Qrhum) to wait, serye;
to wait (npon, on), to artend, cf. Xufmar*
tuns-i hei Xiffbe — , to wait at table; tonn
or burf in) 3bncn Damit — ? may I (hau the
bononr to) senre you with ...? fidj Mb Um»
bent — Idffcn, to malte others wait npon na,
Knfmirter, (str.) m. waiter, «ervant; atteD-
daat; Steward.
■JCnfwirterinn, (to.) /. woman-serrant, wait-
iag woman, maiit or girl, mod. waiter.
waiteress; stewardeu.
■JCufwirtt, ado. opward, upwarda; opbill;
Den gllf -, up (the) stream; —t errang,/.
Surg. eversion (of the eye-lids); — iürber,
m. Anat. vid. Vuftcbcr, 2.
Tiaf mottfam, adj. read) to serve, attentite.
■Aufwartung, (to.)/. waitiog, sening; attea-
dance; einem feine — maä)m,fig. to wait
npon (on) one, to pay one's respecU, dt-
votions or deroirs to, to make or pay oae'i
conrt to, to pay a visit.
ICnf mafd),(jtr.) m.TCuf tt)df(bc,(tc.)/. the dishes
&c, which are to be wasbed after dinner.
Yufmafcben, (str.) v. a. 1. to wasb, cleanw
(the dishes t plates, &c); 2. to reaoie
(spots, *c.) by washiag; 3. to coosume hj
washing; 4. fto) (Dat.) bie fßinie —, to casi
oae's bands sore.
■JCufwöWcrian, (u.)/.scollioo, scnllery-uaü
Xufwafdjs, comp, —mag*, —fron,/, vid. Ist
n>£fd)erinnj— na|fer,n.disb-water,dish-«aca.
TCuf »eben, («>.&* tlr.) v. a. I. to unwctK.
unraTel; 2. to consume by weaving.
■Jtufwedjfel, (itr.) m. Com. rechange; ndL
ICufgeft.
TCuf netbfein, (to.) v. a. to bny up (and there-
by bring out of cürculation).
Xufroe(ftn, (to.) v. a. 1. to awake, roace.
wake, (a)waken; to call up; ./Ig-*. 2. to call
to life ; 3. to enliven, cheer up.
Xnfroeto, (str.) m. vid. iBetter.
Xufntfben, (to.) v. o. 1. to blow up; % t»
blow open.
Infroeidjen, (to.) v. I. n. (aux. fein) to soafc
and disaelve; to open after havlog aoaked;
n. a. 1. to soften, raollify; 2. to moistea,
wet, soak, to make soft; $aute — , Sk-dr.
to soak hides; 3. to open by mollifjiog;
tt-b, p. o. Med. emollient.
Ttuf weifen, (to.) v. o. to reel on.
XufnJeifen, (str.) v. a. to show forth, pro-
duce, exhibit; present.
Xuf meifung, (to.) /. exhibition, produetion.
Ttufmeipen, (u>.) v. a. to whitewash anew.
XufmeUen, (to.) v. a. to boil gently, to par-
boil, seethe.
'Xufnenben, (to. & irr.) v. a. to spend, ex-
pend; bestow, employ.
Kttfioerfen, (str.) v. ha. I. a) to tbrow ap,
eist np, Hing up., toss up; b) to turn up,
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pcn, postiag Ups; eine aufgeworfene Slofe,
a cocked-op note; e) to out np or raise (a
bmnk, Ac); 2. to throw down (auf, npon);
3. «) to opeB by.tbrowing down upoo or
against, to itrike open; fr) to throw open,
to lüg open; i.fig. to raise (a doabt), to
■tart (a queation), to put (a case, Ac);
IL nfi. 1. to rite up (againat), cf. fid) Inf*
lehnen, 3. ; 2. fid> — ■ }u ..., to «et np for ...,
or to be ...; to erect one'a «elf into ..., to
uorp or uinme the place of ..., to con-
atitote ob«'» seif (wie judge of, Ac).
Ifnf »itbfen, (w.) v. a. vulg. vid. IfufTdjntegeln.
XufwinMn, (10.) v. a. 1. to wind np, roll np;
to turn np (the hair, Ac), to pnt (one's
fcair) ia (carW)papera ; 2. to wind Ac npon;
3. to nnfold, nnwrap, nnwind, notack, an
fort; 4. to nntwaddle, naawathe (a ehild);
OxfotwUkltt 8fÜtt, Com. alenve ailk.
XnfwiegeW, (io.) /. 1. vid. Aufwiegelung 5
2. the detire of raising np the people.
Ttufmkgttn, (w.) v. a. to stir (np), exoite,
instigate, raise op (the people).
YnfMtgCbmg, (».)/■ atirriogop,inatigation.
Aufwiegen, (rtr.) v.a.l. to ontweigh, conn
terbalance, coooterpoiie, coontervail; 2
incor. vid. Aufwogen.
Xufiottgltr, (»tr.) m. Kufwitflltrifd), nid.
XafrfiktcT, 1. * Xufrubrerifd).
&uftotet)ttn, (io.) u. n. to neigh alood.
Kufninfeeln, (to.) o. o. to nnswatbe.
lufminben, {'tr.) v. I. a. 1. to wind np; boiat
np, heare (np), pull «p; 2. Mar. to ground
(a vesael); oen Xttftr — , to weigh anchor;
to atart or porchaae the anchor; 0. re/I. to
rise in wiodings.
XnfnriT&Cln, (ie.) •• '• <*• 1. to °P e n (•» ■ wi ">-
dow)by torningthebolt; 2.toraise,whirlup;
IL n. (aux. fein) to rise in » rotary motioo.
Xnfntirrrn, (*>•) «• «• 1. to work; oen Setg
— , Boa. to knead the doogh; ein 8BÜ6
Sport, vid. Xuetoetben, 1.; Den $nf eine«
yfero«S — , For. «id. Xueairfeni 2. to con-
snme by weaving; 3. to nnweare, onrarel.
Xufmörea, (to.) v. a. to disentangle.
XnfWfcben, (u.) to wipe away (np).
Xuf arirtern, (to.) o. o. to find ont by imelling.
Xufntfgen, (io.) v. n. to rise in waves, to
»weil np. [abape of a vnnlt.
Xufiafflben, (to.) v. a. Arch. to erect in the
TafnSBtm, (to.) v. nfl. imp. to rise like
(as) donds, to lower (of the aky).
Xufanidjera, (io.) v. «. (otuc. fein) to grow
np laxariaatly.
Xtfmudjtftt, (io.) v. «. to raise by a lerer.
Xufwahl«, (w.) v. o» 1. to tun, root or dig
np; to stir np by wallowing abont; i.fig.
vid. Xufwiegela. [np, monnd, ridge.
Xufwurf, (rtr., pi.Xufȟrfe)m. eartb tbrowo
Xufjdblen, (io.) t). a. 1. to connt, nanteer,
reokon np singly, eaanerate; 2, to pay
down (money).
XuPjdbhrag, (to.)/. enoraeration.
Xtifjaubern, (io.) t>. a. 1. to open by wiub-
craft; 2. vid. Xnjaubtrn, 9.
Xnf }aumen, (io.) t>. cu to bridle, to bit
Xufjedjen, (io.) t). a. to consnne by drinking.
Xufje$ren, (io.) v. a. to eat np; to coasome;
to waste; to abaorb. [expenditore.
TCuPie^rang, (to.)/. conanming, conanmption;
TCnfjriibnen, (io.) u. a. 1. to design, draw;
2. to note, write down, pea dowa , to book,
to item; to record; tomake an inventory
of ..., Com. to inventory.
2htfieid)nung, (w.)/. notation, *c. [produce.
Xuf)Cigta, (to.) o. a. to »how ibrth, ezhibit,
5ötfjta§«, comp. — bxiät,f. drawbridge; —
bonuner, m. T. hanuner nsed for beatiag
metal; — lod), n. Hör. key-hole in dock»
and watvhe»; — tbor, n. »wing-gate; — mbr,
n. waite-weir.
3ü»Pjie$«, (str.~) v. 1. a. 1. a) to draw np,
pnll np, holst (np); fr) to wind np (a bncket;
a watch, &c); c) to weigh (anchor); d) to
draw or put on (chorda); Saiten — auf ...,
to atring (an Instrument, to.); «) to bend
(a bow); f) to draw or pnll (the trigger);
benfiabn an (einer günte)— , to cock(agnn);
mit anfgejogenem |>abne, ready cocked or
nncocked; g) Ang< to atrike (a fish); 2. to
draw open, to open; eint Sdjteife — , to
nntie, loose a bow or knot; 3. to mount (a
map, Ac. on canvaa, tue.); 4. Weav. to warp;
ftgs. 5. to bring up (cbildren), to nurse.
nurture (plants), to breed, raise (cattle); to
rear; 6. to delay, retard; 7. to raliy, make
merry witb, jeer, amoke, qniz ; to banter, fop,
to play upoo, to put or paas a joke npon
(one); einen SDucaten — , to weigh a dncat;
ankere (gelinbere) Saiten — , prov. to draw
in, to yield, an. to come a peg (or two)
lower, to lower a peg; )nm Sanje — , fig. to
aak to danee; II. n. (a»x. fein) 1. to go,
march or move in procesaion, to draw op,
parade, Mit. to mount gnard, to go npon
gnard; 2. to appear, riae; ein ©tum iiebt
auf, a atorm brewa, draws near.
Xupjieber, (*tr.) m. Anat. vid. Xufbcber, 2.
XaMefjerer, (to.) /. mockery, joking, Ac
■JCuPjifdien, (u>.) v. n. (aux. fein) to ruh np
with a hisaing soise.
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Xuf jtttetn, (».) ». n. to riae trembliagly.
Xnf }U<fen, (».) o. ». to «tart np convolsively.
Xufjng, (**»"•. P»« Xnf J«ge) »»• 1. drawin6 op,
*c vid. Xtlßiebcn i 3. crane ; 3. Weao. warp,
chaln; 4. jFor. beak; 5. ZTheot. act (ofa
play) ; 6. o) mounting parade ; fr) prooession
c) train, pomp, (display of) pageant; — Jfl
uferte, cavalcade ; d) stately or extraordi-
när? drei», appearanee, «how.
Xuf,ug(t>, comp. -brMe,/. trfd. Xufjieb*
brüdej — gelb, ». Com. cranage.
Inf jndngnt, (w.) t>. a. 1. to preis open; 2,
oW. Xnfjttingen.
Xufjttedten, (w.)v. o. to faatea down (on)
with sparables; to tack.
Xaf}n>ingen, (ttr.) v.a.l. Mar. to «ring op
(tbe wales); V.fig. («inen* etwa«) to ob-
trode, preat or force on, opon; IL rtfl. to
introde one't telf (on).
Xug», comp. (c/. Xugen*) — ap'fel, m. 1. eye-
ball, popil, apple, globe of tbe eye; 2.JEg.
pet, favoorite ; Mar-*. — binbfel, — feifing, n.
tengoe (of a ttanding backitay); —boljen,
m. eye-bolt; — fplttfnng, /. eye-splice.
XaMSarten, m. park ; pleasare-garden.
Xtt'ge, (irr.) n. 1. a) eye; 6) (o/ten in tfce
p(.) (eye-)iigbt; 2. «ye (ofa plant), bod,
gern, Card, (jutn pfropfen) imp, eye; X-n
geminnnUto germ; 3. Com. bat (gute äußere)
— einer KBaare, (good) appearanee of an
artlcle; 4. any tbing resembling an eye: a)
Typ. eye or face (ofa letter); 6) Mar-t.
bat — einet aufgefdjoffenen Sanet, tbe coil
of a cable; — einer änngfer, score or cap
ofa dead eye; X-n ber iBIÜlbe, water-holes
of tbe cprit-aail ; c) eye of a Deedle; X-n im
Jtdfc, eyei, holes or whey-drops in cheese, im
35rot>, eyei or cavities in bread; — im $<m-
mer, eye of a hammer; — am SRfiblftein,
eye of a mlll-stone; — am ®ebif , eye of
tbe bit; — in ber ©ebneefe ber 3emf<ben
©änle, Areh. eye of tbe volate or scroti;
(on dice) point; (on playing-cards) »pot;
■leib (ofa net); stitch (in knitting); cor
X-u, in night; üb« ben X-n, out of sight;
anter eier X-n, face to face, in private, «e-
cretly; cor X-n bobtn, to bave in view; im
— begatten, 1. to keep in «igbt or view; 2.
to keep an eye npon (one); aut ben X-n
oerlieren, to lote «igbt of ; ein — Gaben auf
..., to have an (ene'i) eye opon ...; Stoot
im — Gaben, to have a tbing in view or pro-
«pect; (fd)arf) int — f offen , to watch (nar-
rowly), to bave an eye opon ...; id) Gabe
ü)n, lt. mit reinem — gefeben, I bave not
scen any tbing of bim, *c; id) ^obe fein —
lUgetbon, J did not »leep a wink or I conld
not get a wink of ileep ; ein — auf ... »erfen,
to cast an eye oa ; große X-n machen, to look
all wonder; (Einem ein ©orn im — fein, to
be an eye-sore to one; mit einem blauen
— batwn rommen, to come off with a «mall
los» or not mach hart, to bave a narrow
eteape; ein — jnbrutfen, to wink, blink or
connive at, not to be over particolar; (ibm,
mir, ic.) nie aut ben X-n gefdmttten, euctiy
like (bim, me, 4c); geb mir aut ben X-n,
fig. get ont of my sigbt! romm mir nübt
»ieber OOr bte X-n, let me not see (pr never
■how) yoar face again! ©inen» unter Me X-n
rommen or treten, to come in sight of one,
to come in one'« way; aut ben X-n fe(en,
to lay aside (all respect, *c), to diaregard,
to forget, make light of.
Xu'gelu, (to.) v. 1. n. to ogle; IL a. Gard. to
inocnlate, ingraft; bat — (v. *.) tut oem
©(feilte, scoteheon-grafting.
Xu'gcns, comp. — orjt, m. ocoliat; cooeber;
— befebreibung,/. ophthalmography ; — blenbe,
/. vid. ©cbeuleber j — bluf, m. twinkling (of
an eye); moment, instant ; (id)te —Wirte,
Afed. lncid intervals; (auf) einen — blitf,
for r moment; — b lief lieb, I. adj. 1. momen-
tary, temporary, preaent, immediatc (opp.
nlttmate), ephemeral; instantaneons, im-
raediate; IL adv. in a moment, Instantly,
instantaneootly; —bogen, m. Anat. iria; —
boljen, cid. Xng«beljen> —braue or— braune,
/. (eye-)brow; — brauenmuttel, -brauen«
rnnjler, m. Anat. corragant mnscle ; —bette,
/. Ich. Sic. nictitating membrane; — becrel,
m. a) Surg. castoa ocnli ; fr) Anat. vid. —
lieb» — bteuer, m. eye-aervant, men-pleaaer,
pickthank, complier; — bienft, m. eye-oer-
vice; — fottig, — fdOigftit, wid. -fd)irinlid),
— f(beinlid)reit5 — feU, n. Anat film, albngo;
— fluf, m. Med. rhenm in tbe eye; —förmig,
adj. in tbe form of an eye, oculiform, ocal-
lated; — gef(b»fir, n. eye-aore; — glot, n.
eye-glass (of a teleacope, *c); —grübe, /.
tbe bollow over tbe eye» of boraea; — baut,
/. coat of tbe eye; — bäatcbttl, n. 1. winking
membrane; 2. Vet. white film; — bcilaaftaU,
/. Ophthalmie infirmary, eye-dispenaary;
— tßi)k , /. eye-hole, orbit, socket, gleoe;
— 1)01}, n. vid. Xbler^oljj —Mappe, /. t»d.
Sibtuleberj — rorauen, /. pl. Zooi. white
corai« ; — franfenanftatt, /. vid. — beilonftalt i
— franfbeit, /. disease oftheeje; —leber,
n.vid. ©djeuleberj —lieb, n. eye-lid ; —lieber«
flechte, /. Afed. traeboma; — liebfnerpel, m.
Anat. cartilage of tbe eye, tarsns; — lo*,.
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eyeless; —Infi,/, delight of the eye«; -moj,
n. the mejunring with the eye, eye-«igbt;
ein finteS — maf fcobcn, to have » just eye;
— surf, n. poiat of view, «im, mark ; —mittel,
n. Ophthalmie; — mn*M, m. (her abjiebenbe)
abdnetor oeali; (ftbrige) oblique mnscle;
(obere ftkiefe) trochleary mnscle; (innere
gerate) drinking mnscle; — ner», m. eye
striag; — tdä)t, — md)tt, n. dem. white
tatry ; — pulner, n. 1. xerocollyrium, powder
for the eye*; 2. burt. very «mall print ;
ptrnft, m, Visual point; point of sight, objeet
in Tiew; —ring, m. trfd. —bogen» (troefene)
— rftfee, /. vid. — trodenbeitj —falbe, /. eye-
«alve; — febein, m. antopsy, ioipection; eri
dence, appearaace, eye-iight; in — f(6ttn
nehmen, to take a view of, to view; — ftbeins
lid), adj. Tisible, evident, apparent, mani-
fest, obrious; — fd)cinlid)feit, f. visibility,
(self-)eTideDce, apparentoess , convincing-
neu; — fd)irm, m. eye-screea, shade; —
fd)naj)ftobarf, m. eye-snaff; -fdjma'dje, /.
weekness of sight; — fpiegel, m. Surg. spe-
cnlnm ocoli; — fpracbe, /. langnage of tbe
eye«; — fprofle, m. Sport, brow-antler; —
frein, m. Pharm, wbite copperas; eye-stone;
— fltrn, m. vid. Xugopfcli — tabatf, m. eye
snaff; — taufdjnng, /. 1. Med. ocular spec-
tram ; 2. Illusion of Vision ; Med-s. —triefen,
n. lippitude; — trotfenbeit,/. xerophthalmia,
a dry , red soreness or itching in the eyes ;
— troft, in. Bot. eye-brigbt, eupbrasy; —
nertunfebtng, /, Med. achly«, amaurosis,
(fd)war;e S5taar) gutta serena; —waffer, n,
coUyriam, eye-water; — wüffcrfudjt, /■ Med.
hydrophthalmia; —neb,, n. pain in the eyes;
— Weibe,/, delight of tbe eyes ;— weite,/, reach
of the eye; eye-shot; —Wimper, /. eye-Iash,
j>J. cilia; — »inf, in. eye-wink; — winfel, m,
corner of-the eye; (innerer, inferer, greater,
lesser) canthus; — »öBdjrn, n. Med. nube-
eala; — nrarjel, /. Bot. 1. vid. SBalbrian; 2.
vid. Cdwenjabn 5 — jafen, m. Anat. eye-tooth,
dog-tooth; — jenge, m. eye (ocular) witness;
— jtugmf, n. ocular testimony; — jierbe, vid.
£>d>fenjnnge > —flirret, m. vid. —bogen.
«Vgeit, (w.) v. n. 1. Sport, to look about;
2. to bod (of plant«, &c).
Sugi'a*,»!. Cr. Myth. Aagias ( P. N.); benCtaü
et* — reinigen, to cleanse theAugean «table.
llfgilbt, adj. eye-spotted; ocellated. [eyed.
Ita'gig, adj. in comp, -eyed; trief—, blear-
»lugir/, (str.) m. Min-i. augite; paratomet
-fpatb, pyroxene; pri*mattfd)er -fpatb, ta-
bular ot table spar, wollastonite; pttSmatciV
Wföjer —fpatb, epidote.
iug'lein, (ttr.) n. (dim. of Äge) littl« eye.
• Kugmcnf, {ttr.) n. Gram, augment
TCugl'burg, n. Geog. Angsburgh; Ätgalrar«
gifo), adj. of Augsburgb, Augustan.
•TCu'gur, (Gen. 2t-«j pt w. Xu'gnrn or Xu»
giften) Rom. ArchceoL augur.
TTn'gaft, Xugnffns, m. Augustus (P. JV.).
Xuguft', (str.) m. (the montb of) Augost; —
tafer, m. hasty oats; -firfa)e,/.sour cberry,
agriot.
TCngnfl'e,/. Augusta(P. iV.). '
Eaguflc'ifü), Tfagaff ifdj, adj. Augusten.
Xu'gufttn, Sugufti'nuG, m. Augustinus, An-
gus'tin, Anitin (P. A.) ; Xugufti'ncr, m. Mcc.
Austin friar; Xugufti'ncrtnn, (».)/. Austin
nun; Xngafii'nifd), adi. Augastinian.
Kurelia, Kare 1 !«, /. Aurelia (P. A".).
"änri'fel, (io.)/. £ot. aoricula, French cowslip.
* Xuripigmenf, (ttr.) n. orpfanent, yellow ar-
senic, Zarnich.
5tnro'ra, /. 1. Aurora (P, N.); 2. «aurora,
morning-twilight; —färbe, /• pink-colour.
TCut, I. prep. (ißith Dat.) out of, from; of;
by; througb; on, upon; for; in; — bem ©ra*
ben jieben, to draw out of the ditch ; — fecr
6d)eibe, from the scabbard; — bem Sbtotet
f emmen, to come from the play ; — bem $auf c,
out of doort; —Eonbon, from London; —
(or eon) einer alten $ami(ie, of an andern
family; — (Soft, Silber, {>ol|, IC, (made)
of goM, silver, wood (or wooden), *c. ; —
ntd)t* Wirt nid)t#,pro». from nothisg, nothing
come« or nothing can come of nothing; —
bem |)ora}, out of Horace; — ber SRitte,
from amidst or among ; ein Seifpicl — ber
neueren ®ef<bid}tc, an instance from modern
history; eben — ben fed)<iigcr Saferen, just
turned of sixty ; — ber Stöbe, out of fashion ;
— ber .Karte wabrfagen, to teil the fortune
by the cards; ber Xeufcl fprtd)t — ifer, tbe
devil speaka in her; man fiebt — bem »riefe,
— feinem Setragcn, :e., one see« by the let-
ter, by bis behaviour, &c. ; — ffrfaferung Wtf=
fen,.to know by experience; — »a* für
9Rad)r, by wbat authority; — freier, eigener
ffiabl, ofone'sownchoice;— bif fem ® rurtfcc,
from this reason or motive; — Mopcm 8er«
baibtc, upon mere suspicion; — Siebe, CKit«
leib, ©tolj, It., out of love, pity, pride, Ac. ;
— SSorftd)t, by way of precaution; — ^ap,
througb batred; — QRangcl an ..., for want
of ...; — ©eborfam, Xdjtnng, SSeradjtnng
gegen ..., in obedience, respect to s .., in
con tempt of . . . ; — $uTä)t, for fear ; II. adv.
1 . ont ; ein Snge ift — , one eye i« out; 2. «on
... — , from fortb. from; 3. over, at an eud.
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ri«, *c); Wtt flaut — , radically, origlnally ;
BOR Orailb — , from the foundation; t)ort
nid}—, hear ne ont; 3ebr— , 3<thr ein, from
year's end to year's end; — feilt, to be out
over, to be at an end or finished, emptied,
extiaguiahed, *c; — werten, to come to an
end, to end; bit Aird)e {ft — , charcb ia over
or done ; Ue Seit ift — , tbe time i» over, ex-
pired, paued, op; ei ift — , 't it past, there
ia no hope; bamtt ift e* — , tfaia affair U off;
ei ift — mit ihm, it is all over or op with
bim, he ii nndone, or quite down ; be ia gone,
a gone or a dead man ; er tteifl roeber — nod)
ein, he dee» not know how to belp himself.
TtuS'ttdjjen, (to.) v. I. a. to graao forth, ont ;
II. n. to leave off groantag.
aut'atfern, (u>.) t>. a. to ploogh op or ont,
Xvj'Ibero, (».) «. a. to diveit of the veint.
5tn8'ttnt»orten,(to.)».o. to deliver, surrender,
Etrt'arbetten, (to.) v. I. a. 1. to work ont; 2,
Butch. to skia (an ox ftc.) ; 3. Sport vid.Vb:
richten, 4.; 4. a) to compose, prepare; 6) to
elaborate, perfect, complete, finiih; (gut,
forgfom) «««gearbeitet, weH laboored, ela
horate, high wroagbt; n. n. to leav« off
workiag.
*n»'arbettnng, (io.)/. 1. compoiitien, ftc;
2. elaboration, ftc, last finish.
Xue'Srten, (w.)v. n. (aux. fein) to degenerate,
deteriorate; (tnegeartet, p. a. degenerate.
Xttttettra«, (w.)/. degeneration, deteriora
tion; degeneracy.
VnCoften, (to.) v. a. to top, clear (a tree) of
iti «uperflnou» branchea.
XnS'fftbmen, (te.)t>. I. a. to breathe ont, forth ;
II. n. to breathe one'i last, to expire, die.
TtaJ'stbnrang, (w.) /• expiration.
3CuS'ä$en, (in.) v. a. to take away by etching.
KnS'bad'en, (ttr.) v. 1. «. to bake aufficiently ;
II. n. to have done baking.
'XnS'bäben, (w.) o. a. fig. topay, suffer, smart
for (anotber'i fault«, ftc).
XuS'baggcrn, (to.) ü. a. Mar. to drag, dredge
or clean (a barbour).
*"n*'blbcn, (u>.) v. a. Mar. to dry (a ship).
XnS'balgen, (to.) v. a. vid. TCbboigen.
ünCbdtl, (*(r.)ra. 1. the finiabing the inslde
(of a buildiog); 2. sbow-front (of a shop);
3. fig. enlargement, cultivation.
«jH'bantben (or «*n*'baua}en), (io.) v. I. a. to
give a belly, to niake bulge, to thrutt out-
ward; to bollow out (glasa and otber ves-
sels); Il.rvff. to bellyorawell ont(like a «ail,
a »all, Ac), to bnige; ant'geb<raä)t , p. a
arcbed ; aae'gebottdjte CMafet, convex glasaes
ThttUmdHMi, (»•)/• <4rch- bdlyiag, sweUiat;
(of the ahaft of a column); (einer ÜRoaex),
bilglng of a wall.
AnCbanen, (».) v. t a. I. to finish the imadt
of (a building); 2. fig. to enlarge, fisiiia.
cnltivate, improve; IL n. to cesue building.
XuCbebtngen, («er. * te.) v. n. (ßd) [Dat.] üu
BKtf) to oandition, reaerve (to one's «elf).
to stipulate. [2. lud. to run away.
Xnfbeeren, (w.) v. a. 1. to piek ont benies;
2ttl«'beäien, (to.) v. a. to take the boaea sat
from (meat, ftc), to deprive of bones, booe.
Tfttf'beiM, (Hr.) v. a. 1. to bite ont; fta)
(Dat.) einen 3abn — , to break out a toot»;
2. fig. /am. to work ont of favoar , to n>-
piant in the favoor of, to oast; au^gebtffa,
p. a. Bot. enwe.
Ktt'beihen, (w.) v. a. to take ont, rctaovt,
pnrify by cauitic* or oorrosivea.
%t<'befferer,(«tr.) m.one wbo meada, mendtr.
repairer, ftc
«Ui'befern, (u.) v. a. to mend, reaour, reit;
(flicten) to patoh, botch; to tonob ortaa
op, to dreai (clothe», ftc.).
Xutfieflerung, (ib.)/. mending, raparati«,
repair; 2-SfcfttI, pl. coata of repair, mead-
ings, repair«. [to finish prayiae,
Kns'bVten, (w.) v. a. ft n. to pray to the end,
XaS'betten, (w.) v. a. 1. to remove (a peraoa)
from a bed; 2. to provide with heda; 3. t»
■JCnS'betttmg, (te.)/. eabankment. [enbaos.
Kn$'beugen, (u.) v. a. ft n. vid. Xnebiegen.
^ItS'beute, (to.)/. profit, gain; share, dividead.
fttfbentcln, (ic.)o.o. 1. MM. to holt (aoar);
2.^g. to drain (one's) pnrse, to fleece.
■JfnS'bcnten , (io.) v. a. 1. Min. to gain, fad
(in a mine); i.fig. to appropriate to ok'«
seif, to ransack, to make the most of.
UnS'begablen, (io.) «. a. 1. to pay, to atakc
up (a payment) ; 2. cid. Xblobnen.
fttttriegen, (rtr.) o. L a. to turn out, to bead,
bow; II. n. (gen. with the DaL or cor) 1.
to turn aside, to turn ont of the way, to turn
reins; 2. fig. to evade, eiude, avoid.
Knt'bieten, (str.) v. a. 1. to offer (for public
aale), to «et to sale; to hawk; onägtbctrnt
SB tiefe, Com. oflered paper; 2. tooutbid;3.to
give notice or waming to qnit (lodgings).
TfaS'bilbbar, adj. capable of improvemest.
WbUben, (u.) v.i.a. 1. to form, tust ort,
derelop; 2. to cnltivate; perfect, improie;
to give a finiabing edacatioa, to acoomplish;
II. refl. to be formed, ftc; to improre, to
arrive at maturity orperfection ; OOSgcbifbrt,
p. a. 1. finished. matnre, perfect; 2. tbo-
rongh bred, acconipliahed.
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HufbUbmig, («>.)/• formatlon, development;
matority, perfection; improvement, culti-
ration, cnltnre.
XuSTunSrn, (irtr.) v. a. 1. to untie and take
ont; 2. jftyp. to tie tip (a colamn).
XuS'bitren, (str.) v. a. to beg for, atk for, to
reqoe»t ; iä) bitte mir mt, baf tot artig btftJ
lexpect you to bebavewell! barftd)mir ...
— ? may 1 be favonred with ...?
WolOTen, (str.) «. a. 1. to blow oat; 9. to
proclaim by «oirad of trampet; 3. to blow
to the end; n. to bave done blowing; 4. to
improve the aouod of (a flute) by frequent
playing; einem bat £ebatSIid)t — , fig. fam.
,to kill oae, an. to «top the wind of one.
AuS'bläfesgtöbre, (to.)/. Mech. blow-off pipe.
"JCnt'blütttn, (w.) o. a. to pick ont the leaves
of (a plant).
"JtuS'bttrtrrn, (w.) v. a. 1. trfd. Xbbldrrenu
2. to tarn over all the leaves of (a book),
TfasWtaen, (vi.) v. a. vid. SuSprfigeln.
XnS'Meiben, (ttr.) v. n. (aux. fein) 1. to stay
ont or away, to feil (to come); not to eome
ont, forth; 2. to be left ont, to be omitted;
3. to (top, discontinue, lente off; über hie
3rir— , to ontstay or to be behind one'»
tioe; bie Gelegenheit biitb niibt lange aus,
the opportunity wa» not long in waiting.
XuS'bleiben, tj. *. (str.) n. »taying ont, *c
non-appearance, non-attendance ; non-arri-
val; taS — ber 3üblung, failing In the pay
ment; tat oorfä$lia)e — »or ®erid)t, con
tempt of court ; defaalt of appearance.
Xu«T)Iei(6eii, v. I. (str.) n. to grow pale, to
fade; II. (w.) a.l.to bleach ont; 2. to finish
bleacliing.
InS'blcien, (v>.) v. a. to All (load) with lead.
XuS'biutyn, (u>.) v. n. cid. Xbblfiben.
InS'Müten, (in.) v. I. n. to cease bleeding;
IL a. *fein Seben — , to ihed one'« life-btood,
to die.
VuS'töben, (u>.) v. a. Coop. to head (a cask).
'XuS'boblen, (w.) v. a. to plank, board.
'Xut'bobra, (io.) "• "• to bore ont; flbrt. to
chamfer.
XnS'borgen, (to.) v. a. to lend ont.
■XuS'braäen, (ie.)v. a. T. to tnrn oat, rejeet.
XuS'brätra, (str.) v. 1. a. I. to roast oat; 2.
to roa*t snfficiently; n. n. (aux. fein) 1. to
be well roast ed; 2. to rnn oat in roasting.
XuS'brauiben, (u>.) ». a. vid. XuSgebraut&en.
«uS'brauea, (u>.)t>.l.a. to brew to perfection ;
IL n. to cease brewlng.
XuSfrasfen, (to.) v. n. 1. to ceaie roaring;
2. to be past fennenting ; auSgebraufl babrn,
fig. to bare snbsided. to be cooled down.
aWbreaVeifen, (ttr.) n. vid. »trerftifen.
Unttttifta, (str.) v. I. a. 1. to break ont,
to force, to take ont or draw (a tooth, *c>,
SBlenen— , »id.iJtibeln j Htr-t. ousgtbredjen,
p. a. voided; bie ausgebrochen« (Raste, /.
mascle; bat a-e Aren), n. cleche, cletche;
3. Gard. to ent or take off (the sacken, *c),
to clear of snperflnons brauchet or leaves,
to disbnd; 3. to vomit, tbrow np, bring np;
n. n. (aux. fein) 1. to break ont; to come
ont; 2. to break, bunt ont, forth, to take
vent; to borat ([ont] into [a fit of ] laughter,
into teara, into abniive langnage, into a
merry. langh, *c), to break forth (in rap-
tores).
XnJ'bredjer, (str.) m. T. ripping cUsel.
TCne'breiten, (w.) v. I. a. 1. to spread ont,
spread, to exteod, espand; to nnfold (the
sails, &c.) ; bie Krme — > to Stretch forth the
arme ifig-s, 2. to extend, enlarge ; 3. to spread
abroad, to divolge; 4.to diffuse, disseaünate
(opinions, *c), propagate, to circnlate; O.
ttfl. 1. to spread (ont), to rnn oat, to Stretch
(over), grow wide, widen, enlarge; 2. to nn-
fold itseif (to the view); 3. to gain groond;
4. vid. ®ta) ftSerbreiten, 2.; ausgebreitet,
p. n. 1. Bot. spreading; 2. Her. displayed
(wings); 3. fig. extensive ( acquain tance,
correspondence, *c).
'JfaS'breiter, (str.) m. disperser ; divaiger.
Ausbreitung, (ib.) f. 1. spreadiag, fcc.; 2. ex-
tension, expanse; 3. diffosion, propagation,
disaemination (of knowledge, £c) ; Ä-6fdbtg=
Hit, f. difiusibility.
'JCuJ'brenntn, (irr.) v. I. a. to barn oat, barn;
eine .Kanone — , Gun. to seale a cannon, to
prove a gnn ; 2. to barn (or [Put.] to hake)
sntficicntly; II. n. 1. (aux. fein) «) to be
consnmed by fire in the interior; bie Stube
i(l gänjlid) ausgebrannt, every thiog in the
room was consnmed by the fire; 6) fig. to be
consnmed inwardly, to get parebed or dry;
2. (aux. baben) to cease bnrning.
"KuSTiruigen , (irr.) v. a. 1. to bring oat; to
get ont; to drive out, to take off; 2. vid.
Ausbrütet) 3. Tgp. to drive out, to keep
out, expand (opp. Einbringen)* 4. Min. to
yield, prodnee; 5. fig. to spread, pnblish,
divolge; eine (Sefunbbeit — , to prapose a
toast; (with auf ...) to toast, to drink tbe
health of ..., bie auSgebrad)te ©rfunbbeit,
toast.
AuS'brud), (str., pU Tünt^tüäft) m. l.breakiag
ont; ontbreak; 2. witie of the first press (in
Hungary); 3. breaking ont, flight, evasion,
elopement; -4. (voJoanic, Ac.) eraption; 5.
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gast, naah (of temper, merrünent, Ac), out
burat, fit; Xnibrwbe De« 3orn«, sallies of
pasaion; volley, barst (of applame) ; jum
lommen, or einen — geronnen, to break out;
feine Sbrdnen jum — lommen laffen, to give
veot to one's tears.
Xnt'bruben, (to.) v. a. to scald, parboil, to
pnrify by sealding.
Ttua'brüften, (w.) t>. a. Butch. to take out tbe
plnck of (a alaugbtered animal).
XuS'bruttn, (to.) v. I. a. 1. to batcb, to sit
opon (eggt), to produce by incnbation; 2.
fig. to batcb, contrive, plot; 0. n. to ceaie
batching or brooding.
'XuS'büt&fen (Ine'butbfen), (u>.) v. a. to lioe
(as a wooden cyiinder, Ac), to furnish with
a box, to box (tbe nave of a wheel, i.e.}.
Thtt'bucfeln, (to.) t>. a. 1. to tmootb by bam-
mering; 2. to atud (a ahield, Ac).
Kui'bugeln, (to.) ». a. to tmootb with the
goo»e, to iron. [of (a mioe).
3Cuj'bü&ncn, (to.) v. a. T. to line the »haft»
Xita'bunb, (str., pl. [L «.] %i6'&ünbe) m. pa-
ragon, pattern, quinteaaence, top ; Fr. elite;
tbe best, tbe wont; ein — aller ®<belme, or
oon einem &<btlm, an arrant knave, arch-
rogoe; bet 3unge tft ein »obrer — , the boy
is a complete mad-cap; ein — oon ©elebr;
famfeit, burl. a (very) paragoo of learning.
EnSliünbig, adj. uueommon, extraordioary.
■JCuS'bürgem, (to.) v. a. to dianatnralize, alie-
nate. [to du«t.
TCuS'biirften, (to.) ». o. to bruab (ont), sweep;
3(u£'bufd)en, (to.) v. a. to clear of bosbes,
TCuS'bäfan, (to.) v. I. <r. 1. $ A T. to mend,
repair (oeU, Ac) ; 2. to explate, atone for,
make »mend» for, to pay for; II. n. to have
nutde füll amends.
*Xu*'cIariren, vid. Qtonren.
* Xnscultatiön', (to.)/. Med. aucnltation, ste-
tboteopy.
«Thtfrotta'tor', TCueeultant', (to.) m. lawyer's
»Mutant; young lawycr.
* TCuScultuto'rtfd), adj. Med. anscnltatory.
*T(aScultt'ren, (to.) v. n. to listen, attend.
SnS'bammen, (io.) v. a. to force (a river, 4c.)
front itt bed by a mole.
TCue'bampfen, (to.) v. 1. n. 1. (aux. fein) to
evaporate, exbale, amoke or steam away;
2. to cease ateaming; II. a. to consume by
smoking, to smoke out.
EnS'bdmpfen, (to.) o. a. 1. to evaporate, ex-
bale; 2. to expel by smoke; 3. to amotber,
vid. Vufttötten.
Ttofbarmen, (u>.) v. a. to gut, vid. Vusroeiben.
Xut'oauei,/. peraeverance , peraistenee, en-
darance, tteadiness.
XuS'bauern, (to.) v. h n. to last, bold out, per-
severe; II. a. to endure, bear; a-b, p. a.
1. persevering; 2. Bot. perennial
3Cu*'bebnbtt"r / I. adj. expanalble, exteniible;
II. K-feit, /. expanaibility, extensibleness,
extensibility.
Vltf'bebnen, (to.) v. I. a. 1. to streich oot, to
Stretch, extend, expand, dilate; to distend
(a bladder); to spread; 2. fig. to extend,
streich (anthority, Ac. to ita utmost limita);
to lengthen, draw out (a book, Ac); to
spread, widen, enlarge; IL refl. 1. to Stretch
(aa leather, Ac), to apread; 2. fig. to stretch
(far away, aa a bank, Ac), to be apread, Ac. ;
to extend; oulgebebjlt, p. a. wide spreading,
extensive.
TfnS'bebnung, (to.) /. 1. extension, expaasion,
dilatation, distention (of the lungs, Ac);
2. a) exten t, spread, stretcb ; 6) Geom.(8er*
längernng) dimension; 3. fig. a) spreading.
Ac, extension ; ft) extent, Ac. ; extensireness ;
— be* ^erjenfi, Med. diastole; comp-i. 'S.-ts
fraft,/., X-tcermögen, n. expansive force,
power of dilatation ; %-{n>erf;eug, n. Surg.
extender, dilator(y).
^iuS'bcidjcn, (io.) v. a. to aeparate or exelude
by means of a dike.
IttS'benten, (irr.) v. l.a.1. to regard (a tbing)
in all iU parts; 2. or refl. ftd) (DaL)Gtma6
—, to exeogitate, find oot by meditation,
strike ont by tbinkiog, to invent, contrive,
imagine, to devise (means), to form (a plan,
Ac); II. rqfl. to exnaoat one'a seif in or by
thinking.
'ÄuS'beuten, (to.) v. a. to Interpret, explain.
^ue'brutung, (to.)/. explanatlon, Interpre-
tation.
%txi'i>iä)ten , (to.) v. a. 1. to make perfectly
cloae, tight; Mar. to calk (a abip); 2. ./ig.
to contrive, devise; to imagine; to invent.
Yui'bielen, (to.) v. a. to lay ont with boards,
to floor.
■JCnS'tiencn , (to.) v. I. a. to aerve out, 6nisb
(one's time); II. n. autgebtent baben, to have
served or to be ont of one's time; to become
unfit for Service or snperannnated; QUSge^
bient, p. a. 1. invalid, auperannuated ; 2. Ve-
teran, long practiced or experienced.
Ttni'büigen, (*tr. A to.) v. a. 1. to let ; 2. vid.
^Cuibebingen.
XnS'bonnern, (to.) v. imp. A n. to ceane vr
have done thundering.
Xud'boppen, (to.) t>. «. vid. ©nloffen, L 2. 6>).
TfuJ'bcrten, (to.) v. n. (oux. fein) 1. to dry
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away; to grow lean. [parch, »corch.
XnS'Wrren, (u>.) v. a. to dry or bnrn np, to
XaStte^feln, (to.) v. a. 1. to boilow ont by
toratng; 2.fig.fam. to elaborate, to adorn
artificially.
■Jnrtrt^oi, (ic.) v. a. 1. to wring or wiest
oit (of the band, ftc); 2. vid. Ätebredrfeta
Xnj'brtffbtn, (*fr.) v. I. a. to tbrash ont; to
best ont; II. n. to cease thrashing.
taitnt, s. I. (*tr. t p{. Xui'bructt) m. 1. lit.
tfig. expression ; 2. terra, word, expression ;
mit — , Mus. wirb, expression, (lt.) espres-
riro ; II. comp. Tt-SfäDe, expressirene« ; a-<»
leer, a-SIoS, ad;, void of expreuion, nnmean-
ing; H-SdoH, «Kfj. expressive; ein a-itsoUU
TCugt, an eloquent eye.
Türttmuftn, (u>.) u. a. Typs. 1. to express
(a letter, &c) clearly ; 2. to print (a word)
at MI length; 3. to flnish printing; Me 0»*=
gtintttt gorm, the form worked off.
Xttfbtüäen, (v>.) v. a. 1. to preia ont; to
squeeze ont; to wring; %fig. o) to express;
to otter; to word; b) to be expressive of,
to convey.
Xuf'Srfitfltct», 1. adj. expreu, expllclt, posi-
tive, decided, itriet (orden, ftc.) ; ado. ex
pressly, ftc; II. X-ttit,f. explicitneu, ex
pressiveuess, strictness.
IfaStrnfd), (str.) m. 1. the act of thrashing
ont; 2. that wbich is thrashed out.
Xug'buften, (u>.) v. n. {mix. fein) to exhale
evaporate.
XnS'oäften / (w.)B.a.toexbale ) 8pread(odonra)
JCnltatben, (io.) v. a. & n. to endore, snffer
to the end; er $ttt auägetiulbet, bis anfferinga
are ended.
InS'Mmftbdr, I. adj. evaporable; perapirable,
tranapirable; II. X-Feit,/. evaporability.
XuStunftra , (».) v. n. (aux. fein) to evapo-
rate, to ateam or vaponr away or ont.
a'oS'bünftra, (ib.) v. a. to tranapire, perapire.
Kn^önfroDg, (v>.) /. 1. eraporation; effln-
Wura; 2. Perspiration, tranapiration.
fn#'erfen, (io.) r. a. to cut ont In angles.
'.ttStinarhex, adv. asunder; divided; — breü
ten, (it.) ». o. to unfold (linen, ftc.) ; to open ;
— bringen, (irr.) v. a. to separate, part; —
fliegen, (str.) v. n. to fly asnnder, scatter;
— ge$en, (irr.) v. n. 1. to go asnnder, to
oome tindone or asunder, to diannite; 2. to
disperse ; part, break np, separate; 3. to dif-
fer; — geben laffen, to dismiss, break np (an
army, Ac); — laufen, (str.) v.n.to diverge;
— legen (v>.\ — nehmen, (str.) v. n. to take
to piecea ; to dismonnt (a fon ling-piece, ftc ) ;
— Wagen, (str.) ». a. to take to pieees (any
frame-work) ; — fe$en,(lo.) v. I. a. to explain ;
exponnd, to set forth (clearly); II. re/f. ftn)
— fe$en mit, 1. to arrange one's seif with ...;
2. to separate, to dissolve partnersbip; — fej»
3«ng, (io.)/. 1. explanation, declaration ; de-
tailed Statement; 2. Arrangement, settie-
ment; — fperten, — fpreijen,(to.)t>. n. to dia-
tend; — treiben, (str.) v. a. to disperse; —
neben, (w.)v. a. to drive away, disperse, scat-
ter; — mi(feln,(u).)v. a. to nncoil.nnroll.dis-
entangle; — sieben, (*tr.) v. I. a. 1. to draw
asnnder ; 2. to Stretch, to lengtben ; 0. n. to
remoYe into diffierent qnarters, to separate.
7Cu£'eifen, (u.) v. a. to get ont of the ice, to
clear of the ice.
■JCni'eitern, I. (io.) v.n. 1. to cease festering;
2. (mar. fein) to rnn ont in the shape of
matter ; 0. p, s. (str.) n. Surg. depnration.
■»««'erfiefen (it.), TCn«'ertären, (*tr.) r. a. +
vid. Xoserroablen* anferfSren, p. p. chosen,
selected, cf. Xuierfeben.
XuS'erleTen, I. (vi.) v. a. 4= to telect; IL p. a.
1. selected; 2. select, choiee, exquisite ex-
cellent; III. V-^eit, s. (vi.) f. selectness, ftc.,
excellence.
TCuS'erfe^en, (str.) v. a. (gen. rrfl. ftn) [Dat.]
@tn>at) to mark out, choose, select, pick or
single out, to destine, doom ; ;nm Seibrn —
(p. p.), marked ont for snffering.
TLut'am&lflm, (io.) v. a. to elect, choose,
make choiee of; ber Tluttm&tjlU, m., tie
XnSeroi^Iten, pl. the elect
Hn6'ttl&t)ltn , (vs.) v. a. to reiste to the end,
to finish (the tale).
■JtaS'effen, (irr.) v. t a. to eat ont, to empty
by eating; II. n. to dine out, to take one's
meals ont.
Ttnfi'fttiben, (io.) i>. a. to lay out, fill np or
provide with shelres. [to nnweave, unravel.
TtuS'fJbeln, (io.) o. I. o. to unthread ; II. rtfi.
Xitf'fttbren, (*rr.) w. I. n. (aur. fein) 1. a) to
go ont or ride abont or abroad (or take a
ride) in a coach ; to set ont in a carriage,
to drive ont, to take an airing or the air;
b) Min. to ascend the shaft, get ont of the
pit; c) fig. to set out in a hurry; 2. vid.
TCaSgleitttH 3. a) to break out; 6) am .Körper
— , to bave eruptiona, pustnies on the skin;
to become scurvy; er ifl im <Sefia)te on»ge=
fahren, he bas pimples in the face; II. a. 1. to
wear out (the road) by too frequent driving
of wheel-carriages over it; 2. to drive out;
3. to export.
TiuS'fo. ^rfd)ao)t, (str.) m. Min. aicending-sbaft.
Ttu*'fQ y rt, (io.)/. 1. rldipg abroad, ftc, Cj.
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way; gateway, oatgate.
XuS'fall, Utr., pt. VuffäOe) m. 1. a) ftlllng
oot ; 6 ) Jfed. vid. SorfaU, 1 . 6) 5 2. Fenc. paaa,
thraat, longe; 3. n) Afü. aally, lortie, iaaoe;
J) or iHpforte,/. «ally-port, poatern ; c)fig.
attack; hnrective;./^-«. 4. omiwion; 5. fäll-
ing off (in one'a income, Ac), abatement,
deflciency; 6. reault, iune.
Xue'faUen, (str.) v. I. n. (mix. fein) 1. to feil
oot, fall off(aa hair), come ont (aa teetb);
to »hed (a» wheat), to ahell, cait tbe «hell;
1. Fenc. to make a paaa, to pau; 3. o) MU,
to aally forth or oot, to iaaoe; 6) fig. (with
gegen), to attack ; fi g-s. 4. to be oraltted ; —
lüftn, to omit; 5. Bot. to degenerate (of
flowera); 6. to prove, feil oot, reanlt, iaaoe,
tarn oot (profitably, &c), to take(a different,
*c.) tarn; gut—, to aaeeeed; jumSSortbeü
— , to tor« to advantage ; günftig für ... — , to
terminate or be in favoor of ... ; fd)Ied)t — , to
fall ahort (in one'a apecolation) ; II. rtfl. ftd)
(Dat.) ein ©lieb — , Surg. to dialocate, pot
oot of Joint (one'a ahoolder, *c.) by felling
Vne'faiten, (to.) «. a. to anfold; to anplait.
TCuS'fnIJOI, (u>.) v.a. I. Bkh. to amootb (tbe
aheeta) witb the folding-knife ; 2. Tan. to
pare (leather); 3. Join. & Corp. to rabbet,
to groove. [pond) by fiahing, to Sah out
TluS'fangcn, (str.) v. a. to clear or empty (a
Xnf'fäfen, Tfos'fa'feln, Tfne'fäfern, (to.)t>. a. t
rtfl. to onravel ; (rffl.) to come oot (of fibrea).
SuS'fauIen, (id.) v. n. («tue. fein) to rot oot.
Xui'feibten, (str.) v. I. a. to fight oot; II. n.
to ceaae fighting.
XuS'fftern, (to.) «. n. to ahed or lote feathera.
Ynt'fc'gen, (io.) ». a. to aweep ont, to aweep ;
to cleanae ; TCuS'fe"gfd, s. (str.) n. cleanainga.
1Ca«'fciIcn, (to.) v. a. 1. to file oot; 2. fig. to
poliab, amootb,.improve,retonch,finiab; an6s
gefeilt, .%. elaborate.
ausfertigen, (to.) t>. a. to expedite (an order,
*c.) , deapatch ; to make oot (a bill of ex-
change, &c); to iaaoe.
TtnS'fertiger, («fr.) m. deapatcher.
Tfnä'fcrtignng , (•».)/• deapatch, expedition;
iaauing, making known; JC-itag, m. date of
a deapatch ; X-6}inmter, n. bnrean, office.
Kui'fcttcn, (w.) v. a. T. to acoor (wool), to
cleanae (it) front greaae. [heat
TtBS'feucrn, (to.) v. a. to warm thorongbly, to
Xng'ficbcrn, (to.) v. a. Min. to fill op with
iron wedgea.
Yn*'fflicn, (io.) v. o. 1. to forniah or to atoff
with feit (hair); i.vtilg. to check, chide,
reboke, an. to ring (one) a peal, to jobe.
TCni'finJbbär, odj. diacoveraMe, what caa b«
fonnd ont.
Xu*'finoen, (»fr.) v. a. vid. Snafmbig moo)tn.
"JCnd'ftnbig, arf». (used exclväively with nur
<ben): — mad)en, to find ont, make ont, dia-
cover, to aeek ont, hnnt ont (an acqnain-
tance, Jte. in a large town, ftc).
Xnffinblid), vid. Yuejutbbar.
Xnt'jrrniffen, (to.) t>. o. to varniah inaide.
VuSJtf<bCtt, (lo.)tJ.o. l.to fiah oot; 2.to empty
by fiahing; 3. fig. to find oot by conning.
Yul'ftafern, (to.) v. n. (awx. haben) to ceaae
to liare; (awx. fein) to go oot Ilaring.
Xug'fUmnten, (to.) v. a. 1. to denn by mean*
of a Marne; 2. Gun. vid. Xbblafcn, 2.
Xut'fleihtcn, (str.) v. a. to unplait, untwiat.
TCni'fleifibs, comp. — eifen, — meffer, n. Tan.
fleihing iron, fieahing or cotting-out knife.
Xni'fieifiben, (to.) v. a. to fleah (ont).
Kni'fltlf cn , (to.) v. a. to mend, patch, botet),
to vamp np.
Tfud'fliegcn , (str.) v. n. (awx. fein) to take
wing: 1. to fly out; to leave the neat; l.fig.
to leave home.
TCnJ'flieben, (str.) o. n. (n. u.) »id. gntfliebe».
Xao'fKeJen, I. (*tr.) ». n. (a«x. fein) to «ow
oot or off, to diacharge itaelf; to be ponreri
ont; to iaane ont (from),to emanate; II.«.«.
(«fr.) n. flow (of tbe aap, &c).
Kut'flinunem, (to.) v. n. vid. iu« fiatfern.
TCn*'fiüd)cn, (to.) v. i. n. to ceaae coraing;
II. a. to corae, execrate.
■»u6'flud)t, («fr., pi.Ttu«'fW<bte)/. l.vid.Huti
fing» 2. fig. evaaion, eacape, abift, prevari-
cation, aobterfoge, fam. loop-bole; eine Mcfe
— , a tbin pretext; eine leere, fab^c or elcnte
— , a poor or »hnfHing exeoae, abift, a paltry
plea, &c; toOcr TiUoflÜCyte, evaaive; Tfu*=
fiüibte machen, to abaflie, prevariente.
Hui 1 flog, (Hr., p(. Kus'fi&ge) m. 1. fiying out,
flight; 2. a) trip, excuraion. tour, jaont,
ramble; 6) fig. (firat) setting out, Coming
abroad; 3. o) the (firat) flight of yonng birda
after fledging; o) a brood of Uedglinga.
■KuÄ'flufi , (ttr., pl. ÄnS'pife) m. 1. flowiag
oot, efiluence, efHux; 2. a) moutli, oatiary;
6)ootgate, paaaage, outlet; c)aloice,( — loa),
n.) gully-hole ; 3. fig. emanntion; ein unrnit=
telbarer — »on ... fein, fig. to flow directly
Crom . . .; — ribre, /. Mech. jet-pipe.
■JCuS'flüt, (to.) /. flowing off or out (of water).
■Jtu*'flüten,(to.)o. n. (owx.fein) to atream ont.
■Xnl'foblcn, (to.) v. n. to leave off foaling.
■KuJ'foIgen, ( TO .) ». n. vid. «crabfolgen j Tfn«'=
folgefdjein, (str.) m. Com. bill of delivery.
TtuS'foppcn, (to.) t). a. to qulz, make a fool ol
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*X8*/f8rbern, (».) ». a. Aftn. to get ont or np
(fron a sbaft).
■JfttS'fotmen, (w.) v. a. to form (a tbing) 1b all
ita parte; to execnte to perfection.
■Hllt'fotfdjen, (w.) v. a. 1. to inqnire after;
to aeek, search, ezplore, investigate, find
ont, trace ont, to spy, pry into, fiib out,
tcift ont, hont ont; 2. to pump, »ift onoand
(ooe), to bolt or draw(ooe) ont, to eiamine,
to elicit or draw soniething from (one) art-
fully or by cnnning inqnirie»; ihr »eilt ttid)
— , jou come to feel me.
Xnt'f orfdjung, (w.) /. the act of inqoiring, ex-
ploration, inreatigation, Ac. vid'. 3tu6forfd)en.
Xttt'frad)t, (u.)/. freight ont or ontwardi,
ontward freight.
Xnt'frffgrn, (to.)». a. 1. to qnestion, examine,
interrogate, to query, c/. Xutforfdjen, 2.;
2. to find ont by inquiring. [ing, tc.
Xlttfrlgtret', (te.) f. mnch qoestioning, pump-
Xat'franfen, (ie.) v. I. a. to fringe; II. refl.
vid. Xntfafen.
Xnt'freffen, (*fr.) v. I. a. I. (o/ animals) to
eat np (or ont) all the food, to empty (aa
a trongb) by eating; 2. to corrode, bellow
ont; Z.fig. to consame, walte; IL refl. (of
animalx) to fatten by feeding.
Änt'frtrrtn, (str.) v. I. n. (aux. feto) 1. to
freeze thorongbly, to freeze to the bottom;
2. to lose in goodnes* of qnality by the frost;
— (äffen, or II. a. to condenee or increase
the itrength of (beer, &e.) by congeaiing
the watery particles. [2. fig. to feel (one)
Xnt'ffifclen, (to.) v. a. 1. to find ont by touch ;
KnS'fubr, (v>.)f. Com-s. export, exportation ;
comp. — artiM, m.,— »aare(n),/. (pi.) export
good«, export«, exportable goods or articies;
— fceclaxation, /. cocket, bitl of aafferance;
— banbel, m. export or ontward trade, active
commerce; — primie,/. draw-back; — JOU,
m. dnty on exportation, export-dnty.
Ittt'führbär, I. od}. I. exportable; 2. practi-
cable, acbievable ; lLX-tcit, /. practicability.
Yltffifcren, (tc.) v. a. 1. to lead ont; 2. to
export (goods); to send abroad, sbip off(a
superfluous popolation, Ac.);3.Med. to eva-
ernte, pnrge; 4. fig. a) to perform, realize,
effect, do, finish, execute, aecomptish, to
carry Into effect, to carry ont or through,
to proeeed with, carry on, prosecute; 6) to
conatmet, work ont (an idea); einen Xuftrag
— , Com. to effect an order; einen @ntfd)Iuf
njd)t — , to fall back from a resolution; in)
tonn et nid)t — , I cannot afford it.
Xttt'fnbrlid), L adj. large,ample,fnll,detalted,
complete; prolix; o-e Kad)rid)ten, Com. lull
advices; II. ade. amply, fnlly, at large, in
detail, at fall length; HL X-feit, ». (to.)/.
fnlness, completeneu; prolixity; exaet or
detailed aeeoant.
Xnt'fubruug, (tc.) /. I. leading out, Ac c/.
Xutfuhren j 2. Med. evacuation; exeretion;
3. fig. Performance, realization, execntioa;
aebievement; in — bringen, to put or bring
into practice or execntion, vid. Xngffibren,
4. a) ; Mech-s. TL-tl läppe, /. ednetion valve ;
X-trobre, /. eduetion pipe.
XnS'füaen, (w.) v. a. 1. to fill np, flu (ont),
stnff; (er ausgefuDteCdjanjforb, Fort.ttoB-
ed gabion ; 2. to empty, draw off; 3. fig. to
fill (one't place with auccess , tc.) ; SeotQS«
ttt Steile — , to inpply one's place.
XuS'füUtrag, (io.)/. filllng, tc, vid. Xuifafe
Jen j X-tpartifel,/. Gram, expletive particle.
Xnt'fattern, (tc.) v. a. to line, für (ciotbes);
to line (a hole) with metal, Ac.
Xut'füttetn, (w.) v. a. I. to fodder up; to
feed, fatten; 2. to empty by feeding; 3. vid.
Xntfuttern.
Xut'fütterung, (vi.) f. lining, Ac; Mars. -
ber Stüttpforten, half- or false ports; — be*
IBrotfpia*, whelps of tbe windlass.
TCne'gSbe, (io.)f. 1. giving ont; 2. publication,
issne (of a book), edition; neue—, re-issue;
3. «pending, issue of money ; expense, ex-
penditnre; disbnrsement; 4. pnbUcation; in
— bringen, Com. to disbnrse; to cbarge;
bie — ifl eben fo groji nie bie Sinnabme, tbe
expenses balance the receipt«; — bnd), n.
(cash-)book of expenses; — poften, item of
expenses.
■JtaS'gobnen, (w.) v. n. to have done yawning.
TCuS'gd^ren, (»fr.) v. n. 1. (aux. fein) to ri«e
by Fermentation; 2. to ferment snfficiently;
et (ttt antgegobren, it has done fermenting.
Xat'gang, *, I. (str., pl. Huf ginge) m. 1. going
out; outgoing, exit, egression, egress; de-
parture; 2. (V-tort) passage, ontlet, ont-
gate, issne, vent, egress, mouth (of a lane,
a harbonr, tc); 3. a) dose, end, couclnsion ;
6) event, issne, col. npshot; einen (guten,
fd)Ied)ten, jc.) — nehmen, to tarn oot, ter-
minate (well, badly, tc); XL comp. X-tbans
bei, m. export trade, vid. Xntfn^re{>anbel5
Mech-s. X-tflapce,/. exit-valve, eduetion-
valve; X-tpunft, m. starting-point; H-t-
xit)Xt,f. eduetion-pipe ; X-tlnaare, X-tjoil,
vid. XutfnbrHEBaare, Xutfnbr<doD.
Xut'glten, (v>.) v. a. to weed, root up, grub
(np); bat Unfraut— ant ..., to clear of weed* ;
Xnt'gates6ifm, (»fr.) »■ weedmg-hook.
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Xa*'gatttrn, (10.) o. a. cot to find out, dis-
cover; an. vulg. to imell out
Kue'grteflelb, (*«r., pZ. 3C-tr) n. «mall money.
Xue'geben, («tr.) v. L a. 1. a) to give ont, to
iune ; to distribute, deal out, dispease, dis-
pose of, deliver; to pnt or send into circu-
lation, to otter (coio or notes), to issoe
(money, seid of a goverument, &c); b)
Garn, to deal (cards); 2. to spend, expend,
disburse, pay out or away , to lay out (money ) ;
3. to marry, endo» (a daughter); 4. (with
für) to paus off (as or for), to report (ai);
ftd) — für, to »et one't «elf up aa, to »et op
for, to counterfeit, peraonate (an assumed
character, &c), to make one'« «elf out or to
pretend to be; ein S5ucb — , to begin tbe aale
of a book; baS ÜofungSroort — , to give the
parole; II. n. 1. to yield, produce, bear; 2.
Sport, a) to aonnd (aa a hunting-horn); b)
vid. TCnfd)lagen, II, 4.; III. refl. to exhauat
one's means by eipenie», to spend one't
money, col. to run out of caab; fid) auegcs
geben Gaben, to be out of money (or pocket).
Xus'gcber, (ttr.) m. 1. distributer, dispenter,
&c cf. Aufgeben; utterer (of a falsa note,
Ac); 2. «teward; larderer, yeoman of tbe
pantry; 3. Law & Com. constitnent.
Xus'geberinn, (to.)/. itewardeu, bouaekeeper,
housewife, cateress, larderer.
Xuj'gebSt, (irr.) n. 1. advertisement for aale;
2. tbe firtt bidding (In public aalea).
Xue'gebraudjen, (to.)o. a. to exbanst by using,
to consume, apend.
Xufi'gtbürt, (w.)f.fig. 1. birtb, production;
2. abortion ; feltfame menfcbltibe X-en, «trange
issoes of human birtb.
Xu6'gebingt, (str.) n. reserve, eondition.
Xus'gefdumt, adj. vid. Xbgefdnmt.
Xus'getyn, (irr.) v. I. n. (aux. feto) 1. to go
out, to go abroad; (of gooda) to be export
ed; bei 3emanb ouis unb eingeben, to fre-
quent, visit often, keep Company with; 2. to
proceed : (gen. fig. ) a) to aet out, Start (from
a certain point, Ac.); b) to emanate, origi-
nale (oon, with); 3. to fall or come out, Ac.
vid. XuefaUen, 6.; 4. to end, terminate, ia-
aoe (into a point, Ac); 5. «) to go ont (aa
a stain, fire, Ac); bo» Zlä>t ging Uta, tbe
candle weat out or was extinguished ; b) to
fade; biefe garbe »irb — , tbis colour will
not stand; c)to be effaced(of writings, Ac.) ;
6. to be speat, to fail; bie Lebensmittel gut*
gen uns aae, we feil ahort of proviaiona;
ba» (Selb, ber Xtbera, bie ®ebulb, tc. gebt
mir out, I am out of money, breath, pati ence,
Ac ; ausgegangen fein, to be sold (of goods);
7. to end, come to an end, tenninate, explre
(as a certain time) ; 8. to die away (of treea);
9. to be verified, fulfilled (of dreams); einen
Äefebl — Iaffen, to issue, «et forth an order ;
— auf ..., to go in quest, pursuit or «eareb of
..., to have in view, to aiui at, to be bent on ;
auf (Raub — , to go plundering, to go on prey ;
leer—, to get nothing; frei—, 1. to pay
nothing; 2. or ungeftraft — , to come off un-
puni«hed or ciear; c« gc&t aüti Über mid)
Hut, fig- every thing come« npon me; aujs
gebenbes @cg>iä)t, Com. delirery weight;
IL a. 1. vid. austreten, L 2.; 2. to find out :
a) Sport, to start (game); 6) AK», to «earch
(veins of ore); 3. to measure by steps; III.
rtfi. to take sufficient bodily exercise.
XuS'geijen, (u>.) v. a. to lop off the super -
flnous leavea of (tobaeco-plaots, 4c).
XuS'gelaffcn, l.adj. extravagant, wanton.rom-
pish, frolicksome; petulant, ungov ernable;
unrestrained, wild, unbridled, unruly; II. —
beit, (ib.) f. extravagance, wantonness, ex-
cessive joy, frolicksomeness; petulance, un-
ruliness.
XuS'gelerut, p. e. eunning, knowing, c/.Xut»
gemadjtj —fein auf, to be practised (or akill-
ed) in, to have a knack at
Xus'gemad)t, adj. settled, fixed, piain, perfect,
deeided, certain, unquestionable, und eoiable;
eint a-e @ad)e, a matter of course; eine a-c
SBabrbeit, a truism; ein a-cr geinb, n pro-
fessed enemy ; eine a-c Qcqucttc, a thorougb ■
paced coqoette; ein a-cr Karr »erben, to
start out a glaring fool; a-c Karren, stark
fools; ein a-er SSdjurtc, an arrant rogue.
Xue'genoamen, adv. (with Acc.) except, ex-
cepted; exduaive, save; but.
Xue'gerben, (v>.)v. a. 1. to tan fully; 2. vid.
Xu*prügeln.
Xus'gefüa)t, adj. 1. exquisite, choiee. Com.
picked, of prime quality; 2. ./Ig. signal (ven-
geance, Ac) ; — artig, elaborately coorteout.
Xue'gcjcid)nrt, p. a. distinguished, eminent,
signal, illuslrions, conspieuous; excelleot,
tuperior ; arrant, egregions (liar, rogue, tc);
ÜB bödjftcn <Srobe — , supreme.
■JCue'gicf en, (str.) v. a. 1. to pour out, 611 ont,
empty, effose, diffuse, shed, cf. Xusfdjüttcn i
2. to pnt out with water; 3. to fill up (witli
lead); ein (mitffilci,ic.) ausgegoffener SStotf,
a loaded cane; feinen 3orn fiber 3cmanb — ,
to reot one's anger upon one.
'XuS'gicfung, (».)/. 1. pouring out, *c, effu-
sion ; 2. TlieoU effusion or descent (of the
Holy Ghost).
XuS'giUing, (».)/. Mar. goring (of a sali).
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TtaB'gipfÜn, (to.) o. a. Gard. to lop (trees).
TCuS'gtpfeu, (10.) v. a. to pluter.
Uns' glitten, (to.) v. o. to imooth (out); to
take ont by unoothing.
■JtuS'glrit^bär, adj. compensable.
■JtnS'gletdjai, (*fr.) u. a. 1. to even, equalile,
level; 2. Com. to balance, adjuat, to make
op, elear (an account, a debt, 4c), to atrike
(a balance); 3. to compensate, make np (a
drüdency, a difference, 4c), to adjust, ar
ränge accommodate, reconcile, redeem ; toc=
mit €5ie meine {Rechnung — »ollen, baiancing
thereby my aecount; »Otnitidjbieff J ®tfcbdft
asf geglitten habt, baiancing tfais tranaaction
in (yonr) conformity.
XuS'gleidjung, (to.)/. 1. Com. balance, aettle-
ment, Clearing (of drafta), compenaation,
liqnidation; 2. arrangemeot , aecommoda-
tion, 4c; jur — tiefes Qegenftanbe«, for
(the) cloiing (of) thia transaction; JUt »61»
Rgen — unferer ffiedjnung, in fall of all de
manda.
Xns'gleiten, (str.), Xne'glitfdjen, (to.) v. n
(aux. fein) to slide, ilip, trip ; to loae footing,
to mi*a a atep.
Xne'gKmmen, (str. 4 to.) v. n. (aux. (uoen)
to glimmer, glow to the end; (aux. fein) to
expire with a glimmer.
"!fu«'gUi&en, (to.) v. I. a. to beat tboronghly,
to anneal ([cot. neaTJ metala); II. n. to cool
gradoally.
Xne'gröbeu, (str.) v.a.1. to dig ont (ans,
of)J to excavate (mini, 4c); 2. to dig,
delve; to cot ont; 3. to diainter, nntomb,
nnbury, exhume (a corpae); 4. Sport, to
unearth, dig (a badger). [vator.
InJ'grSber, (str.) m. digger ont, 4c; ezea-
XaS'gräbung, (to.)/. tbe (actof) digging np,
4c, eflbaaion; excavation (of ruios, 4c),
3u6'gr3fcn, (to.) v. a. to weed out; to mow
partially. [pick ont the bonei.
ane'gra'ten, (to.) v. a. to bone (a fiah), to
Ins'greifen, (*tr.)o. I. a. 1. to take, pick out;
2. to handle; II. n. to atride ont (of boraea).
XnJ'grtff, (str.) m. (einet uferte«) atride (of
a hone).
InS'grobfen , (w.) v. a. to take ont the core
of (applea, 4c.).
anS'groHen, (to.) v. n. to ceaae grumbling.
ItaS'griibeÜl, (to.) o. a. to inveatigate, lind
oot by meditarJng or rnminating, to dive into.
»us'grftnben, (to.) v. a. 1. Join. 4c. to ent
ant, gntter, groove with a plane or chiael;
i.fig. vid. ergrfinben.
Xns'gud*, Kul'gnder, (str.) m. Mar. look-out,
look-out watch, captain of the fore-top.
Xna'gud'en, (w.) v. I. n. to look out; n. rtfi.
fam. id> bobe mir (foft) bie Ingen onegegntft,
I have alinost looked or stnred my eyea out.
Xas'gurgeln, (to.) v. rtf. vid. fid) Su«f»nlen.
■Jtna'gaf , (str., pt. Sue'guffe) m. 1. ponring
out, effusion ; 2. gntter, sink, ontlet, condoit;
3. lip, apont; — mörfer, m. Pharm, mortar
witb a lip; — »fänmben, n. ingot-mould.
■JCne'baaren, (to.) v. n. to tose the halr.
'JCne'bad'en, (to.) v. a. 1. to pick out (the eye«,
4c); 2. to grub np; 3. vid. Yuejacten.
■Jtue'bfflfen, TCns'b afein, (to.) v. a. to liook
ont ; to nnhook, anspring.
Yue'balftern, (to.) v. I. a. to nnhalter; II. rtfl.
to alip one'a neck oat of the collar.
■Jfud'hülttn , (str.) v.l.a.1. Mus. a) to aua-
tain , dwell on (a note) for a certain length
of Urne; b) to continne (a note or reat) be-
yond the regulär time; ausgemalten, (It.)
tenuto; 2. to hold oot, endnre, beer, auffer,
atand, inatain; to bearnp under or againat;
eine Belagerung — , to atand, anataln a aiege;
Mars, einen Sturm — , to weather (out) a
atonn; einen Sturm »orTCnrer— , to ride
ont a atonn ; bie $robe — , to atand tbe proof
or teat, to atand ont, to abide the touch;
er rann e( niäjt — , be cannot stand it; es ift
nidjt }um — or nidjt anzuhalten, it i« beyond
bearing; es ift mit ihm nidjt ausjubalten,
there is no bearing with bim ; II. n. to Bold
ont; to atay, last, continoe; to peraevere,
peraist; to be firm; to stand the brnnt.
3Cu8'battnng6»3ei<ben, (str.) n. Mus. a pause,
vid. Fermate. [hammer.
2Cn*'b immern, (to.) v. a. to beat ont with the
Xue'&anbigen, (to.) v. a. (Sinem etwa«) to
hand over, dellver. [ahow.
XaS'bong, (str.) m. placard; — am Oemolbe,
Kne'^angen, (str.) v. n. to hang (ont).
tfus'bdngen, (to.) t>. a. 1. to hang ont; to
display ; 2. to nnbang (a door, 4c).
Vui'bdnges, comp, —bogen, m. r I\/p. proof-
aheet ; — fd)itt, n. 1 . aign-board ; shop-bill ; 2.
fig. ahow.
^ne'bjren, (to.) «. a. vid. Kb'baten.
Xnt'^arfen, (to.) v. a. vid. Xusrecben.
3tn*'iarren, (to.) v. n. to perseyere (bei, in),
to be constant, stand raat.
Ins'baepen, (to.) t>. a. to anhinge, nnbang
(a gate, a door, 4c).
Xne'bau, (str.)m. an opening through awood,
an arenue, a glade; Gard. baw-haw.
üne'band), (str.) m. the act of breathing out ;
exhalation, breatfa, fume.
Hul't)<mä)tn, (w.) v. a. 1 to breathe out or
forth, eihale ; 2. ben ®ei/t, JC. — , to breathe.
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to expire.
"Kutanen, (irr. & to.) v. a. 1. to bei» or ont
oat ; 2. to carve, cut out ; to cut into figmea ;
to aculptore; to engrave (an inacription od
•tone, brau, &c.); 3. Butch. to »eil by retail ;
4. a) to wbip, acourge ; 6) n. vid. "&ut\6)la;
gen, n. x.; tüten JSBaum — , to lop a tree;
einen «Bott — , vid. Xu*Iia)ten $ ©tdcte — ,
to grub or root oat stump» ; ba$ aufgehauene
JEoblenfelb, Min. exhauated coal-inine.
XuS'fcduten, (to.) v. a. 1. to «kin, uncate (a
linre, &c); 2. to ttrip or diveat of «kin» or
»kiony particlet.
3(u*'be1>en, (str.) v. a. 1. to beave off, lift
out, take out; 2. Horl. to lift up, lift (the
deteoti of a dock) ; (n.) to warn; 3. to un-
bioge, unhang; 4. to draw out (witb tbe
crane or ayphoa); 5. Wood, to block out;
6. «) to pick oat, aelect; 6) to raine (inen
for an array), to levy (aoldiera).
Xu«'hfber, (ttr.) m. Horl. ratcb, ratchet.
1Cu»^e1>efp5n, (str., pl. XnS'bebefpSne) m
Ztyp. compoiiag rul«, »etting rule.
XuJ'bebung , (v>0 /■ 1- heaving off, &c, vid,
Ttulbebenj 2. tbe act of raisiog «oldier»,
letrying, (compoliory)enrollment; conacrip-
tioo, levy.
Xuä'hedjeta, (w.) v. a. 1. to hatchel (out); 2.
fig. vid. 3Durd)bea)eln, 2.
Xno'hetfen, (u>.) v. a. 1. to hatcb, breed; 2
col. to baten, to contrive, deriae, invent,
to brew (a plot, Ac).
Äu«'befteln, (to.) v. a. to onclasp, anhook.
Xue'^tiicn, (id.) v. a. to beal or care per-
TtaJ'fjetmifn), ad}, foreign, alien. [fectly.
Ttuä'tjeisen, (to.) t>. a. to warm tborougbly.
XuJ'&elfen, (str.) t>. n. to help out, aopplj,
furniah, proTide, or fit witb, to aid, aaaiat,
auocour; Qinem mit ffieft — , to aecommo-
date one witb money; er hilft mir oft au«,
k« frequently snpplie* me.
5(u«'beIIcn, (u>.) v. a. vid. XufbeHen.
XuS'bemmen, (to.) v. a. to autrig, unskid; (n.)
to take away tbe drag (chain) or trigger.
Xut'beuern, («o.) v. a. vid. Yntmietben.
Tiü^xtb, (ttr.) m. ]. firat cut, thruat or
blow, Ac cf. Xaebauen; 2. that which ia
hewn or est oat. Mint, a cut fron» tbe bulliou
aa an eaaay for coining. [out.
XaS'bcbeln, (to.) v. a. Join. to plane off, cot
Xu«'h6hlen, (to.) v. a. to bollow or acoop out;
Corp. tc. to diah out; to make bollow, care,
. excavate, delve, underraine; to wear([away]
atooea); CS&alen — , Arch. to rebate, Chan-
nel, Inte column»; SRetall, |>»lj, IC. -, to
groove, to gutter; auSgebfhtt, p. a. Bot.
cbanneled, canaliculateil, atriated, »inuated.
auS'boblung, (to.)/. hotlowiug out, &c; ex-
cavation; fret; Arch. floting, Channel.
Xui'b6bnen, (m.) «. a. vid. Serbobnen.
2u»'f)5ren, XuS&ofern, (w.) v. a. to bawk.
"Hut'^ökn, (10.) v. I. a. vid. 'HuSforffben, 2.}
II. n. 1. to lift up the arm for »triking; 2.
nid. einen Xnlonf nehmen s mit— , fig. to
begin far off, to expatiate, to uae prolixity.
Tfui'böler, (str-) ™- Mar. girtline (of tbe
atay-tacklea, &c); — her äSlinbe, pl. the
aprit-aail haliards; — btl ÄlüwtS, the tack
of tbe jib; — beä Älü»erbaunu5, the top-
rope of tbe jib-boom.
Xu«'boI}en, (to.) t».a.l. vid. 3(u6Hd>ten} 2.
vulg. vid. 'XuSprügeln.
■JtuS'fjcribcn, (to.) v.a. to learn by hearkeuing,
liatening, cf. TfoSforfiben.
XuS'boren, (to.) v. a. to bear to tbe end, to
bear (one) out.
■HuS'bSo, (str.) m. vid. Tfushebung.
2tn6'bülfe, (10.) /. L helping out, aupply, Ac
vid. 3Cu£belfen j aaaiatance, aecommodation ;
2. vid. Sebelf.
TCuS'bülfen, (to.) v. a. to bnak, unhaak, hall,
to peel (barley, &c), to ahell.
■ÄuS'bungctn, (to.) v. a. to famiab, atarre; to
aubdue by banger; ausgehungert, p. a.
»tarved. [rebuke, reprimand, abuae.
3u6'bun;en, (ir.) v. a. vulg. to acold, chide,
■J£u8'^uften, (to.) v. a. to cough up.
ÄuS'jägen,(u).) v. I. a. l.to chaie.hont, drive
or force out; 2. fig. vid.^u8preffen / 2.j II. n.
to leave off honting; er bot aufgejagt, he
baa done bunting.
TCufi'jäten, (u>.) v. a. vid. Xuggftcn.
■JCuS'jOtben, (ir.) v. a. to nnyoke.
JtuS'falben, (to.) v. n. to ceaae calving. to
have done calving. [rougbly.
Tiut't dltcn, (to.) v. n. (aux. fein) to cool tho-
Kui'tamme:Jtamm, (str., pl. lu«'? ämmc;&äm=
me) m. wide tootb comb, hair comb.
XuS'f dmmen, (to.) v. a. to comb, comb oat.
Xut'f&mpfen, (to.) v. I. a. vid. Xujfedjren;
11. n. to ceaae fighting. [card.
Tlütfatot, (to.)/. Mecli. finiaber, finiahing-
"X.nS'toxxtn, (to.) v. a. to cart oat or away; to
carry away in a wheelbarrow.
■JCuSfauen, (to.) v. a. 1. to champ up, cbew;
2. Mar. bat SBcrg — , to work oat tbe oakum.
TiuSfaufen, (to.) v. a. 1. Com. to buy oat.
parebaae out (an eatabliahmcot) ; 2. to anti-
cipate (anotber purchaaer) in buyiog; Z.fig.
to uae, employ well (occaaion. timc).
XuS'ffgeln, (to.) r.a.l. vid. Xu^fibicben, L 3§
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2. Ket attegeftgdt ftta, to be dialocated (*aid
of a hone'* fetlock). [fer, Ante,
XnsTftlen, (w.) u.a. Jreft. to cbanael, cham-
■JCuS'RbUng, (w.) /. Areh. Channel, chamfer
(of a column).
"Xas'rebren, (id.) o.a. l.to »weep(out), denn;
%fam.for Xttfbürften, 90.) (in *3d)tff— , to
*wab a ahip.
Xsff'ftbrifbt, (*tr.) n. sweepinga.
Xallrifen, (to.) v. o. cof. vid. Xoifdjelten,
Xatfeiltn, (to.) o. I. o. 1. to provide with
wedgea; 2. /am. vid. 2£n*»rügeln5 IL n. 1
n#7. to run out ia a wedge; Min. to crop
00t, to coaie to the «urface, to terminate,
«ad (aa Teina of ore, Ac).
Xne'ftünen, (ib.) o. n. 1. (oux. fda) to ger-
adnate, ahoot 00t; 2. to ceaae to gerininate
XusTtltern, (10.) v. a. to squeeze ont or gain
by the (wine-)preaa.
Kult erteil, (to.)e. a. to noteh, aeallop, in-
deat; anegefertt, p. a. Bot. creaated, »er
rated.
TbtättTMU, (to.) o. a. 1. to take the kernel
00t of, to stoae; 2. fig. to pick, choose the
beut front ..., to coli.
XnSf efleln, (to.) o. I. a. to form in the ihape
of a kettle; II. n. Min. to assume the ihape
of a kettle.
Ttue'hltrn, (10.) v. a. Min. to slit into cleft»
(in order to apply coim or wedge*).
Thietitltn, (tc.) v. a. to provide with quill»
Xai'tiütn, (w.) v. a. to fill with cement.
ÜXLiflafttm , (w.) v. a. to fathom, meaanre
(a tree) with oatipread am*.
XnSflägbär, adj. Luv, demandable, tbat can
be sned for.
■JCuS'flägen , (to.) v. I. a. to *ue for (*ome-
tfaing) ; to paraue or prosecute at law for .,
IL n. to have done complaining.
TCnSTlärtn, (to.) v. a. to dear up.
Xasflatfiben, (10.) v. I. a. 1. to explode, con-
demn by clapping the band*, to drive off the
«tage; vvlg-s. 2. vid. Xuaprugeltt} 3. to
blab out, to tattle.
Ttai'ilauim, (10.) t>. a. 1. to piek (out), to
■hell; -2. fig. vid. Xuegrubdn.
TtuS'tltbea , (to.) v. o. to line, to paper, to
doae by paiting sometbing over.
Xncfleiben, (10.) v. a. 1. to nndreu, unclotbe,
to narobe; Ttfi. to uadreai, pot off oae'a
elotfaea; 2. to line or cover on the imide,
wd. »eflrfbrn, 2.
TtuSf Ieibe=3immer, (rir.) n. vid. ®arberobe.
XurtleÜrnng, (».)/• undreaata«. Ac. rf. Xu*
Heiben.
Xuefleiftern, (tc.) t>. a. to paite on the inaide.
XueTOngeln, (to.) v. a. to publUb by ringiag
a bell.
Xal'Niagen, (str.) v. n. to ceate aoaading,
to cea*e to vibrate, to die on the ear, to
die away.
Xn£'ftopfen, (10.) v. a. 1. to beat out, remove
(the dort, 4c.) by beating; 2. to dean
(dothea, Ac) by beating, to beat.
Xueflögeln, (*>.) v. a. vid. Xnsgrübdn.
Xas'fnftm, (10.) o. o. Bak. to knead (tho-
roogbly).
Xne'fnurren, (to.) «. n. to ceaae growling.
Xuä'fodjen, (to.) v. I. o. 1. to boil ont; to
remove (coloura, kc.) by boiling; 2. to
dean by boiling; II. n. 1. (aux. fein) to
boil over or away; 2. an*gefod)t baben, to
have done boiling.
TCoetommea, (str.) v. n. (avx. fein) 1. to
come ont; fig-t. 2. to come or break out
(offire); 3. to get out, abroad, tranipire,
take vent, vid. £er<m8fonuntns 4. a) to
have enongb, to (be able to) subsiit, to
have a good Ac. livelihood; — mit, to make
do; bomit fomme id) au«, thi» «ufnee* me,
thi» i* Rufficient or will do for me; er »eiß
mit feinen Sinfünftcn aufjutommen, he ma-
nage* to live within hu income; 6) to get
on, *occeed(with one); gut—, to agree, live
peaceably ; ei ift f<b»er mit ityn au*}ufom»
men, he i* hard to be dealt with.
XuS'tommen, «. (str.) n. 1. coming out, &c.
vid. Me verb; fig-s. 2. competence (— cy),
anbiiitenec; er f)tt ein geringe» — , he ha*
littie to depend npon; fein— bobcn, to gain
oue'* inbuiitence, to make, earn or gain a
livelihood, to make a living; to have where-
withal to live; fein gutes — haben, to have
a good livelihood, to enjoy n competence, to
be well off; 3. peaceable intercourae; mit
end) ift fein — , there i* no dealiog with
you; ein — treffen, to find waya and mean*.
Xnj'foppdn, (10.) v. a. to uncouple.
"int'Kxntn, (to.) v. a. to take out the grain*
of (ear* of corn).
Xus'foflen, (to.) v. a. 1. to find out or »eiset
by tawting; 2. to conaume by tastiag.
Vut'fotben, (to.) v. a. vid. Xtitfegdn, 2.
Tfue'f rädjjen, (tc.) v. n. to ceate croakiag.
■XuS'frSbEn, (to.) o. I. a. to announce by crow-
ing ; II. n. to leave off crowing.
Xue'frSmen, (to.) v.a.l. to diaplay, lay out
upon a itall, expoie to *ale; 2. to rnmmage
up, out; 3. fig. to diiplay, to make an o»ten-
tatious diaplay of ...
TCuefrumpeln, (tc.) v. a. to card (wool).
■JCuS'rrttjcn, (w.) «. I. o. 1. to tcratch, »crape
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U.n. (aux. ftin) col. to ran away, an. to bolt.
JCnefranfeseifen, (str.) n. Sarf. prickiag iron
pricking teeth (pl.).
Tfn*'frlea)en, (str.) t>. n. (aux. fein) to creep
or crawl forth (out o0; to creep out of the
■hell (ai young birda).
XuSfritgen, (tu.) v. n. to terminale the war.
Xui'frobfen, (to.) ». a. »td. Xuegröbfen.
XuS'rugeln, (to.) ». a. to ballot for, to decide
by balloting.
Xu«tü6Ien, (to.) o. n. (ouar. fein) to cool tbo-
roughly.
T(ne'runbf<boften (3Cu*'firaben, l.u.), (to.) «. a.
to explore, to find out or discover by dose
aeareb or examination, to »py (out), e«py,
to reconnoitre, descry.
JfoSfunft, (str., pU Xns'funfte) f. 1. # vid.
XuStommen; 2. Information, inlelligence,
f tatement ; 3. or %-tmitttl, n. expedient.
XuS'runfteln, {ui.) v. a. to coatrive or exe
ente with too mach skill or art.
Xu j'laiben, (w.) v. I. o. to laogh at, to deride,
to make »port with or of; II. refl. to laugh
to one'i heart's content; III. n. to ceaie
langhing.
Xttf'täbe*, comp. — lohn, m. tunnage, feei for
nnloading ; — geng, n. vid. Ängeljicber.
XMlobtn, (str.) v. I. a. 1. to anload, nnlade,
discharge; 2. EUe. to disbnrden; ein ®d)iff
— , to ligbten, diiembark, clear a vessel;
ein ©eroebr — , to draw the Charge ont of a
gnn; II. n. to diiembark, break bnlk, land.
Xneläbet, (str.) n». 1. nnloader, ligbterman
2. Klee. vid. entlobet j -lohn, m. vid. Xn*
Iabe>£obn.
XnJtäoung, (to.) /. 1. nnloading, ftc; dis-
charging (of ballast) ; 2. Arcli. prominence,
projeetion, projeeting part, c/. Xuilanf, 4. a) ;
sie fdjrige — , a lapping of timber, gain.
Xnt'lSge, (10.) /. 1. Fenc. (advanced) Posi-
tion of the body, poature of ilefence ; 2. stall,
bench for aale; 3. Com. co»t, disbursement,
laying ont; expense, expenditure, money
■liabnried; previous payment, advanced mo-
ney, ontlay; X-n, pl. advances; ole — roteber
erfttttten, to reimburse; es lohnt bie — nidjt,
it dorn not qnit coat; X— (n)nottt, /. aeconnt
of diabnnementa.
Xns'lägern, (to.) v. n. vid. Xbtagern, n.
XM'lanb, (str.) n. foreign conntry; im X-e,
abroad; ÄBaoren 00m X-e, foreign commo-
dities; »riefe in tat — , letters for abroad,
I. addreaaed to a foreign eunntry ; $>flid)ten
gegen 6o$ — , international dutiei.
Xui'lanben, (ir.) v. a. to diaembark.
Xultanber, (str.) m. I. foreigner, stranger,
allen; 2. Zooi. chain-snake.
XntlAnberei', (to.) /. prediiection for every
thing foreign, affeetation of foreign Ban-
ners, *c. [Bot. exotic.
Vtttlinbifd), ad), foreign, ontlandish, alien;
Xus'langtn, (10.) v. n. 1. to anffice; 2. tnd.
Xu*t ommen, 4.
Xufttangen, (to.) v. a. to Stretch, extend.
XuS'lärmtn, (to.) v. n. to cease to noise.
Jatlaf, (str., pl. TtnsIdffO ">• outlet.
Xulflaffen, (str.) v. a. 1. to let out; to «lia-
charge, iasne, emit; ein Stoßt — , to hoist
ont a boat; ben Dampf — , Meeh. to biow
off the steam; 2. -Seio. to let out (a coat,
*c; opp. einnahm, 2.); 3. to melt (bntter,
ftc); 4. to leave ont, omit, skip (over), to
pass oTer or by, to mias; 5. fig. a) to vent,
to gire vent to (one'a pasaion), to wreak
or visit one'a anger (indignation , displea-
sure, &c.) upon (on) ; b) to open(one's heart,
ftc, gegen, to); feine ©ebanfen — , or fta> — ,
refl. to express, ntter one's thoogbte, to de-
liver one's seif (Über, on) ; er bat fid) ntd)t
Wetter onDgeloffen, he did not explain bim-
self any forther.
Xuelnflung, s. I. (to.)/. 1. letting ont, tc;
emission; 2. o) teaving out, Omission; 6)
Gram, ad) elision; 6e>> ellipaia; II. comp.
Mech-s. X-4flappe, /. exit-valve, discharge-
valve, delivery-valve; Tl-4pforte, /. eduetion
port; X-*töbre,/. eduetion-pipe; 3-6}cüben,
n. Gram, mark of elision, apostropbe.
Xuü'tOUben, (to.) v. a. 1. to thin out tbe fo-
liage of (a tree, Äc); 2. to adorn with fo-
liagc.
XuS'lauf, (str., pl. XnJ'laufe) m. 1. rnnoing
out, Ac. cf. "Suslonfenj 2. leakage; 3. outlet,
issue, mouth; 4. o) ontset; Start, starting,
&c. ; b) port-clearing, &c. ; 4. Arch. a) projee-
tnre, jntting ont,c/.7tu£[abnng,2.i 6)bancea
or hanches (the ends of elliptical arebea);
5. fig. profit of saltworks; Tcplas, "». start-
ing place or point, starting post.
Xui'laufen, (str.) v. I. n. (aux. fein) 1. a) to
rnn ont; bat Tfafertau — laffen, to stip tbe
cable; b) to leak, run ont; c) to discharge
itself (as a river, ftc); d) to run ont of
drawing (of colours), to blot, to sink (cf.
Dnt(bfa)[agen, IH. 1 .) ; 2. <z) to begin mnniDg;
to Start, set ont; to depart; 6) to clear (or
run ont) a port, set sail, put to sea; auf
©ente — , to cruise; 3. a) to issue (or to
taper: into a point, ftc.); 6) Arch. to pro-
jeet, jnt out; c) to spread (of plante); d) to
swell ont; — laffen, Typ. to keep ont; II.
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Tffl. 1. to wear oot or to grow wider by
frktion; 2. col. to take aufficient exerciae
by nraning abont; III. o. 1. Man. bie JSoIte
nidjt regelmäßig -, to narrow; 2. Min. to
remove further. [XuSlanf.
TtoSTanfeu, p. *. (ffr.) n. running ont, &c. cf.
Ausläufer, (strjm. 1. runner, errand-boy;
3. Bot. shoot, aprout, gacker, itoloniferoiu
•lern; 3. ./ig. tpnr (of a moantain), brauch;
— treiben*, atoloniferoos.
AnSlaugen, (te.) v. a. 1. to elear of Ijc; 2.
to get (the salt) ont of asbea; 3. to waab in
Ije; to impregnate or aoak witb «alt« from
wood aahea, Chem. to lixiviate.
XttS'laut, (*fr.) m. Gram, final «>and of a
vord or «yllable (opp. Anlaut); boS eng
ttfcbt r ift im A-e räum hörbar, r, in Engliah,
when it terminate« a word, i> «carcely beard.
XuS'lauten, (to.) v. n. 1. to ceaie to lound
2. Gram, to terminate a word or «yllable
(opp. Anlauten) $ SBörttr bie mit t — , word«
ending in t ; auSlautenbeS < ift im ©eurfdjen
fä)arf , * i* «harp and hiuing at tbe end of
German word«.
XuS'lauten, (to.) v. I. a. to proclaim the end
of (a thingj by ringing tbe belli; II. n. to
ceaae to ring tbe bell*.
Xus'läutern, (te.) «. a. vid. Ausübten.
XuS'ltben, (to.) v. n. to finish one'a life; bu
Saft ausgelebt, yon are a dead man.
XaSleden, (hj.) t>. I. a. to lick up, out, lap
op; IL n. (aux. fein) to ran or drop out; to
leak.
Xuälibern, (te.) v. a. 1. T. to line with lea-
tber; to leatber; 2. vulg. vid. AuSprügcln.
Ausleeren, (w.) t>. a. to empty; Med. &c. to
void, excrete, evacoate, eject, cgeit; a-c
OXittcl, evacuanta.
AuSleeTer, (str.) m. emptier, 4c.
Ausleerung, (to.) /. empty ing; Med. &c,
evacoation; excretion, voidance, «jection,
egeation ; gelinge — , a normal itool ;
Mech-s. A-Spumpen, exhauating ayringes;
A-Srö$re, f. exhauation pipe.
AuSt^t;, comp. — bclj, n., — ftdbd)en, n. pl.
Join. Teneers, inlay; ■ — Paflen, m. ihow-box
(of a abop); — tifd), m. stall, bench, Ac. npon
wbicb to expoae gooda for aale.
luStigm, (to.) v. a. 1. to lay out; 2. Join. i.e.
to inlay, to veneer; to tesaelate; 3. to lay
ont for ahow, to aet to abow, expoae to view,
diaplay ; 4. o) to pot out (money) at inter-
eat; 6) to advance, diabnrae (money); 5.
ftg. to interpret (dreama, fcc), explain, ex-
pound (a text of acriptore, &c), to con-
strne (als or für, into), to put a (harab, tc.)
conatrnetion npon, oa; fnlfd) — , to alainter-
pret; tili ©d)iff — , to lay out aveaael upon
the road ; }um*5erfauf — , to expoae for aale
AuS'ttger, (jtr.) m. 1. Mar. a boom uaed foi
a bowaprit,&c. in amall reaaela ; 2.explalner,
Interpreter, &c.
AuSUfgerrf', (to.) /. cwifc 1. an Incorrect or
lame Interpretation; 2. uaeleaa or over-re-
fining Interpretation, hair-aplitting.
Auslegung, s. I. (to.) /. 1. laying ont, &c.
cf. XuSIegeni 2. explanation, Interpretation,
expoaition, conatrnetion , Theol. exegeaia;
falfcbt — , miainterpretation, miaconatruetion ;
einer ©acbe eine (geniffe) — geben, to put a
(certain) conatrnetion on a tbing; II. comp.
A-Sfnnbe,/. 7C-Swiffenfd)oft,/. hermenentica,
ecience of Interpretation ; A-Sfunft,/. exege-
aia; a-S»eife, adv. by way of Interpretation.
AuS'lebren, (to.) b. o. 1. to keep in appren-
ticeabip tili the time fixed expiree; 2. to
complete a conrae of tuition.
AuS'leiben, (irr.) v. n. to suffer to the end;
to ceaae aoffering; er bat ausgelitten, hia
sufferinga are at an end.
AuS'leiben, («fr.) v. a. to lend out, to put
ont ; (Selb auf 3infen — , to put out money at
AuS'letyer, («fr.) m. lender, Ac [intereat.
XuS'lenfen, (to.) v. n. vid. Ynsbiegen, Tlut*
rceicben.
Eu^ernen, (to.) v. n. 1. to aecompliab tbe
time of apprenticeabip, to aerve one'a time;
2.fig. to ceaae or finish learning; auSges
lernt haben, to be out of one'a time (aa an
■JCuSlefe, (to.) /. vid. 3fa*»a6l. [apprentice).
XuSlüfen, C»'r.) v. a. 1. to elect, aelect, cull,
pick or aingle ont, chooae; to aort out; bie
3»febeljtf<be — , 7Vp. to pick up the piea ;
2. to finiah reading, peruae, to read ont,
through or to the end.
XuS'leuen, (to.) v. a. Mar. to anload by meana
of a boom and tackle. [(a foreat>
TtuS'tidjten, (to.) v. a. For. to cleaf or thin
ausliefern, (to.) v. a. (einem etroos) to de-
liver (over), to give up (an, to).
Auslieferung, (to.) /. 1. delivery; 2. Law,
extradition; comp. 3C-Sf(beüt, m. bill of de-
livery ; K-Soertrag, m. Pol. cartel.
TCuS'Iiegen, (str.) v. I. n. to lie to a fixed
time, to improve by lying (c/. Ablagern, II.);
II. a. to loae by lying.
3CuSlieger, (str.) m. Mar. gnardahip, revenne
cuttcr, outrigger.
AuS'lodjen, (to.) v. a. 1. Min. to draw ont of
the earth ; 2. to provide with a hole.
Au8'l6d)em, (to.) v. a. to provide with bolea.
AuS'IÖfftln, (to.) v. a. to empty with apooni.
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waget to
TCus'loofen, vid. «etloofen.
Xtta'lootfen, (10.) v. a. Mar. to pilot out of
a barbour, to condnct or carry (a veaael)
oat to »ea.
TtuS'loebär, adj- redeemable; repleviable.
TCuetöfiben, v. I. (str. k to.) n. 1. to be extin-
guiahed, to go oat; 2. fig. to die; II. (id.) a.
1. to extiaguiih , queRcb, put oat; 2. a) to
expunge, to do or put out, to efface, oblite
rate, blot or dash out; to eraie, work out;
fr) Script, to expiate (one'a guilt).
JtueVIäfdjer, (str.) m. 71 extinguiiher.
TCustofdjlidi, I. a*". queuchable; II. X-fctt,/.
quencbablenesa.
■JCuS'löfcbunfl, (10.) /. extiaction, &c
Äil'Wfen, (io.) v. a. 1. to looaeu, »id. göfen
3. o) BkIcA. to cut oat (boaes); fr) Surg.
to extirpate; 3. Sport, to take out of the
net (larki); fig-t. 4. to pay for (one), to
releaae, rauom, redeem, deliver; 5. to
replevy, redeem, recover (a pawn).
Xvi'fitlid), vid. TtntlStUr.
Tfaa'ßfung, (ic.) /. 1. or Xuslöfer, (str.) m,
/fort, ütd. Xnsbcber; 2. Surg. extirpatioo;
3. redeeming: a) releaaiog, rauom, delive-
raoce; fr) replevio.
3£u6'Iüften, (w.) v. a. to air thoroaghly.
Xu6'maa)en, («1.) v. a. 1. to make out; 2. a)
to put out (tbe Are, &c); fr) to take out,
get out; to ahell (cbeatnuti, pea», &c), to
blanch (almooda) ; fig-s. 3. to find out; (Biß)
— , Sport, to draw a cover; 4. to amount
or come to; to make up, coastitute (a whole,
Ac); 5. a) to settle, make up, fiaish, end,
termiuate, decide; 0) to fix, determioc; to
■tipnlate; 6. imp. to matter, be of conae
quence; er bat tt autgemaibt, he is dead;
fiinem einen Dienft, anartier — , to pro
eure one an office , a lodging , &c. ; (Stncnt
eine Summe — , to »ettle a «um upon one
id> nebme es als autgemaibt an, I take it for
granted; ei maibt nÜ)tl an*, it matter« not,
it doea not matter, it it no matter; never
mind(it); es mad)t nidjt otel au», it ii no
great matter.
Xus'mägern, (10.) ». a. vid. Xbmagern.
3u6'ma$len, (irr.) v. I. a. to grind out; 11. n.
to bave done grinding.
Xua'mälen, (to.) v. ho. 1. to paint, colour,
illuminate; 2. to fioiih (a picture); II. rtfl.
fig. fid> (Dat.) (Statt — , to picture iome-
tbing to one'» seif, to give an imaginative
colouriag to ...
Xnt'mfiler, (str.) m. colourist, illumiuator.
Xut'marfd), (str., pl. XuSfaarfibe) in- marc*-
ing out. [out.
TCus'marfditren, (vi.) v. a. (avx. fein) to mareb
Ttus'maften, (10.) v. a. to fatten completely,
to crem (poultry). [stouea.
•Jfus'mauern, (to.) v.a.to «all up, to line witb
"Äuä'manfern, (to.) v. n. to bave done moultiog.
Tfut'metpeln, (to.) v. a. to cbiiel out; to ea-
chaae. [by milking.
■JfuS'meSen, (str.) v. a. to milk out, to draia
Xue'mergeln, (to.) «. a. 1. to «ear (land) out
of heart, to empoverish; 2. to eoervate, ex-
hanst; to emaciate, make leau, thin; oat:
gemergelt, p. a. exhauated, barreu, effete.
TCus'merjen, (10.) v. a. to caat off, rejeet,
tum out or away; to call, weed.
Xue'mcffen . (str.) t>. a. 1. to meature (00t);
to «urveyi to gage; to find the aolid coa-
tenta of (a piece of timber, &c); 2. to aell
by meaaure.
Xus'mefler, (str.) m. meaaarer; aurveyor.
Xut'mejfung, (w.) /. meaiuring, meaauremrut ;
aurvey; bie — eine« ©ibiflfe« nehmen, Saut
to take the bearinga.
XuS'meJcn, (w.) v. a. Mill. to take the fce
for grinding, usually a certain qnantity of
(the flour ground) in Heu of payment
♦ Sue'meubfiren [pron. — 'mJb— ], (v>.) v. a.
to furniib (a room).
Xufmietben, (to.) v. a. 1. to let out for hire;
2. to warn oat, ejeet by raifing tbe reat; 3.
to find a or another lodging for ... .
Xnc'miften, (to.) t>. a. to caat the düng out
of (a stable), to deanie (it).
7fa*'mitteln, (to.) v. o. to find out, procura,
diacoTer, ascertain.
■JCuS'raobeln, (to.) v. o. vid. Xnemeubtiren.
XnC'moofen, (to.) e. a. to rid of moai.
Knc'mänben, (to.) v. r^t. & n. to diacharge
itaelf, to diiembogue, to empty.
TCns'münDnng, (to.) /. mouth (of a ri »er), ( Fr.)
embouchure.
TCne'münien, (10.) v. a. to coin.
^ue'muflcrn, (10.) v. a.l. to rejeet, caahier;
2. to purge or clear (a work from incorrect
or offensive p&aaage»); 3. cot. vtd.Xufputen.
XuS'nÜben, (to.) v. a. to embroider; to quilt;
ausgrnibt, p. a. aet-stitched.
Xus'nabmc, (y>.)f. exception (oon, to); mit
— unb SSorbebalt, Laie, excepted nnd forc-
prised; —fall, m. exceptional caae; — gefrt,
n. exceptional law.
Xue'nifbinen, (str.) v. I. «. 1. to take out.
ef. $erau$nefrnen; 2. to embowel, dress (a
fiab); to eviscerate, to holk (ahare); to
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3. to cbose, take up (conunoditiea); 4.fig-
to except, exempt, exclude; feinen aufges
nosunn, nobody excepted ; Tl. refl. to diitin
gaiah iUelf , to make a figure , to look well,
ill; »on bier nimmt ei fid) am befreit an«,
bere it ia aeen to tbe best advantage.
«aj'nSbmenb, p. a. exeeeding, extraordinary ;
exquisite, surpassiog.
XuS'nttftn, (10.) v. n. to bare done sneezing.
Xaf'fibfen, (te.) u. o. Mar. to ball (out), to
free (a boat) Crom water.
iaS'ötat, (10.) o. a. to oil (tbe inside).
XnS'padrfen, (tu.) t>. a. 1. otd. sBerpaditenj
2. to dislodge by offering or asking a higher
rent.
Xag'pacren , (10.) t). a. to nnpack, oobale
(gooda), to open (a pack).
TCnä'porfer, (*tr.) m. unpacker. [board.
Xng'poppen, (u>.) v. a. to line witb paate-
* Xn£'pariren, (u>.) ». a. Fenc. to parry, to
ward off.
TtnJ'panfen, (tr.) t). a. 1. to dram oat, cf.
TtuSpofannen j 2. oid. Xneprügetn.
TCnS'paufdjen, (ib.) t>. a. Min. to beat unall,
to clear of dross.
InS'prilen, (10.) v. a. Mar. to aonod.
"KnS'priffdjen, (ic.) o.a. to whip(out),scoarge,
KuS'pfihlen, (10.) o. a. to »et (oat) witb pale«.
3Cn* / pfinb(n, (10.) v. a. to distrain, aeize the
gooda of (a peraon) for debt; to lay or lodge
detainers againat.
XnS'pfanber, (rtr.) m. diatraiaer, aeixor.
XnS'pfanbnng, (10.)/. diatreaa, seizure ; exe-
cution; dlatraint; X-SbefebJ, m. distress-
warrant.
Xnt'pfarren, (».)». a. to take from one pariah
(and attach to another).
aa*'pfetfen, (rtr.) v. a. to condemn (a play) by
driving it» anthor (performer) off the stage,
i.e. by whistling, to catcall, cf. Ttu8jif(boi.
1£a8'pferd)en, (to.) 0. o. to unpen (aheep).
XuJ'pflanjen, (u>.) «. a. to plant oat (cab-
bage, Ac witb the dibble).
Saä'pflaftern, (to.) v. a. to paTe.
SaS'pfliiren, (v>.) v. a. to pluck up.
TfaS'pfßigcn, (to.) t>. I. o. to plough up; II. n.
to cease ploughing.
XuS'pidjen, (10.) v. a. to pitcb ; (in auSgepitb;
teS (SBtins)go|i, joc. a seasoned caak (said
of a tippler). [auspices.
' *Xn«pt'ei'<!n, (u>.) n. pt Äom. Myth. kfig.
aae'pitfen, (to.) o. a. to peck out.
XuS'ptafeln, (u>.) o. a. to paint or bruah all
over (on the ioaide).
XuS'pIoppern, (w.) v. a. vid. Va*fä)n>a(en.
Xn«'pl«tten, SufpMtten, (to.) t>. a. to smooth
(out) by ironing.
KuS'pIa(en, (10.) v. n. (aux. fein) 1. to barst
out or asunder; 2.fig. to borst (into laugh-
ter, 4c).
TtnS'pItabern, (to.) v.a.&n. vid. Xusftbmaben.
TCaS'plnmpen, (to.) v. o. vttf. «"uepnmpen.
Xnfi'plünbern, (u.) v. <i. to empty or strip
by pillage or plnndering, vid. $Iünbern.
Xn*'pon)en, (to.) u. o. 1. vid. iaeNopfen j 2.
fig. to explode, cf. 7tu6 trommeln & Xu*«
pfeifen; 3. Sport, to dislodge (as märten»).
Xni'poIIren, (to.) v. a. to polish on the in-
side, to buruish up.
■JCm'polftern, (to.) v. a. to staff, päd, qailt on
tbe inside; to provide witb staffed aeata, &c.
anJ'pottern, (to.) v. n. vid. austoben.
■Jfne'pofaunen, (to.) v. a. fig. to trumpet fortb,
to divulge, to blazon, blast abroad, blaxe
about, to crj up, sound (one'a praise).
XaS'prJgen, (to.) v. a. 1. Min. to coin; 2.
to imprint well; to stamp distinctly; 3. lig.
to set a seal or stamp on ...; (in anigepr&g«
te* griedjifdje« <StfU)t, a decidedGreek face.
Xng'prtttgen, (to.) u. n. to have done preacb-
ing.
3Cue'preffen, (te.) v. a. 1. to preas out, »queezc
out, crnsh out (grapes) ; to strain , force or
wring out; 2. fig. to extort, draw (tears,
sigbs, (Sinem, from one).
XnS'pröben, 2Ca*'priTfm, (to.) v. a. 1. to try
thoroughly; 2. Aftn. to put in the ingot-
mould.
Sni'prftgeln, (to.) v. a. to cudgel, vulg. to
drob, baate, belabour, duat one's coat
(jacket), to curry one's coat (bide),
TCaJ'pnmpen, (10.) «. a. 1. to pump oat; 2.
Phy. to exhanst, extract by an air-pump.
TtuS'panftir«, (to.) v. a. to point out.
■JCaä'pttffcn, (to.) v. a. provinc. for Kut-
blafen, qv.
Xug'puf), (str.) m. dreaaing, trimming.
■JCaS'patjen, (to.) v. a. 1. to clean, cleanse or
polish on the inside, to spunge (a cannon) ;
to sweep out (a störe); Manuf. to pick or
clean (silk, woolen »tuff, cloth); 2. to dress
or trim önt, to fit up, vid. XulW)m&ttni 3.
Gard. to prane (trees) , diabad ; 4. to snuff
oat, extinguish (the candle); 5- fig. vulg.
to rebuke, reprimand (one).
Xni'pattr, (jrr.) m. 1. dresser, Jcc; l.fig.
vulg. reproof, reprimand, lecture, lesson,
an. wipe, set-down; einem einen — geben,
to reboke eol. to trim one.
XaS'quflen, (te.) v. a. (einem etna») to tor-
tare (sometbing) out (of one).
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Xuf'quetfa)en, (to.) v. a. to iqueeze or crush
out
«Xnf'rabtren, (to.) v. a. to erste, Scratch out
with a knife.
TCuS'raffen, (to.) v. o. Typ. to raff out
■XuS'rabmert, (to.>t>. a. to unframe.
TCuS'ranben , iuS'rfinbern , (to.) v. a. Bot. to
emargi na te ; aus g et anbete .ftronenbl itttt (bei
©(birmpfloitjen), emarginated leavei.
*3u$'rangtren, [Fr.— räng-zhiVen] (to.) v.a
vid. Kuomerjen.
TCuS'räfen, (to.) o. n. * a. utd. 'Austoben.
■JCuS'raften, (to.) v. n. to take lufficient rest
TCuS'rauben, (to.) t>. o. to despoil (completely)
by robbery, to plunder.
3uS'raud)en, (to.) v. I. n. to ceaie to tmoke;
n. o. 1. to tmoke out (a pipe); 2. Sport.
to unharbour (asfoxes) by means of tmoke.
3u6'rJuä)ern, (to.) v. a. 1. to perfume, fumi
gate; 2. to smoke dry (meat, fi»b, &c).
TfuS'raufen, (to.) v. a. 1. to pluck out, pull
out or off, to tear (out); to depilate; 2.
Cloth. to dress cloth as futlers do, to burl
XuS'roumen, (to.) o. a. 1. T. to open (a hole)
with a riiiier; 2. a) to remove, take out or
away ; 6) to clear (a room), to empty, eva-
cuate; to cleanae.
■JtuS'raujien , (to.) v. a. to rid of caterpillar«.
XuS'rauSpern, (to.) v. I. a. to hawk up, eject
or apit by hawking; II. refl. to bawk, bera,
to clear oue'a throat.
2ut'red)en, (to.) v. a. to clear with a rake.
XuS'recbnen, (to.) v. a. to find out by com-
putation, to calculate, reckon (up); to caat
up (a aura).
■Jtuä'redjnung, (to.) /. computation.
XuS'redtn, (to.) v. a. & refl. to atretch (out),
distend.
Ttut'vtit, (to.) /. 1. + ntterance, enuociation ;
2. /ig. evasion, shift, aubterfuge, excoae,
pretence.
SuS'rtben, (to.) o. I. ». to fioiah one'a apeecb;
[offen Bäte midj — , let me «peak out; auSge*
rebet baben, to have dooe «peaking; II. a.
(Sinem GtroaS) to dissaade from, to talk
(one) out of (aomething) ; III. refl. 1 . vid.
Cid) TtuSfpre(ben, 1 . ; 2. to excnse one'a aelf,
to nae evaaion.«, Sc, </. KuSrebe, 2.
"!CaS'ri T gnen, (tt>.) v.l.n. imp. es bat anSgereg»
net, it haa done raining; II. a. to wa»h out,
Xurreiben, (str.) v. a. to rub out, off or avray,
XuS'rtilben, (to.) v. n. 1. to soflice, Ac. vid.
£inreidjcn> 2. rief. Xusfommen, 4.
TtuS'reiben, (w.) v. a. to ränge out.
TtuS'reifen, (to.) v. I. n. (awor. fein) to sei
out; to depart; II. ausgereift baben, to have
done travelling.
XnJ'reif en, (*rr.) v. I. o. 1. to pull out, tear
oot, draw out; 2. to uproot, to tear up (by
the roota), to pluck up (weeda, &c); eine
?feber — , to pluck a feather; II. n. (aux.
fein) 1. to tear, burat; fig-s. 2. to be ex-
bauated (aa patience, ic); 3.to break looae,
daah or tear off(ofboraea, &c); to acamper
off, away, to run away, eacape, desert, to
take to one'a heela; cant. to cnt one'a stick.
Yu6'reifer, (str.) ro. deserter, Ac. ; fugitive ;
runagate. [serting.
XuSreijieret', (vi.) f. deaertion, practice of de-
SuS'reiten, (str.) v. I. n. (awx. fein) to ride
out, take a ride; II. a. 1. to air (a bome).
to give an airing; 2. to ride over (a apace).
TtuS'retter, (str.) m. out-rider; messenger,
attendant.
TfuS'renfen, (to.) v. a. to wrench oot or off,
to sprain.dislocate.diejoint, put out of Joint;
fid) (Dat.) tat SBein — , to aprain one'a leg.
KuS'renfung, (to.) /. spraining, &c, dislo-
cation (of a Joint).
Xu*'rennen, (irr.) v. n. (aux. fein) 1. to ran
oot; 2. to start from; 3. (aux. baben) to
cease ronning.
KuS'reuten, (to.) ». o. vid. TCu*roben.
"JtuS'r^cben , (to.) v. a. to rig, fit out, equip
(a ahip). [(of a ahip).
TCue'r6ebong, (to.)/. QC-*f oflen, /. pl.) outfit
Xuft'ridjten, (to.) v. a. 1. to turn ootwards;
to make straight; 2. a) Min. to discover
(a passage); 6) Sport, to track out; ein
fiBiib — , to draw a cover; 3. to furaish tbe
expense of ; 4. to do, perform , execute ; ef-
fect, effectuale; eine $0d);eit — , to defray
the expense of a wedding; eine TOabJjcit — ,
to give a dinner or supper; foQ üb 3^re
IBotfdjaft or fflcflettnng — ? sball I do your
errandf shallldeliveryourmessagcf einen
®ru^ — , to bring compliments from one;
»tel — , to prerail, prove effectual, to work
well; nid)tt — , to labour in vain, to prove
ineffectual; mit ibm finnen @ie niibti — ,
yon cannot do any thing with him; 3br
{Brief wirb oiel bei it)t — , your letter will
do much with her; fannfl bu 6t»a« mit ibm
— , ran you prerail upon him? reo* ^aft btt
aajgericjitet? bow bare you spedf in) fann
bierin nid)tS — , I can do no good in it; man
fann nid)ti — , tbere is no good to be done;
bamit ifl nid)t< an*jnridjten, tbat will not
(won't) do; bamit ift nidjt« anSgcridjtet, tbat
is not sufficient.
Xn$'rid)tung, (u>.)/. 1. Performance, execu-
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■Xusftarrung, 1.
Xns'riedjen, (str.) v. I. a. to imell oat, find
oat by the uaeil; II. n. to cease emittiog
•cent ot imell.
Xli'riefen, (u.) v. a. ArcK. tc. to flute, Chan-
nel; to rille (the barrel of a gun); auige*
rieft, adj. Bot. channeled, striated.
Xaj'ringeu, (ttr.) v. La. 1. to wring oat (the
water, *c); 2. vid. 'JCuSrenfenj 3. (Stnem
fttrooß) to wreit (lomething) fron (one);
II. n. to end one'* struggle.
Xog'rinnen, (str.) v. n. (aux. fein) to run,
leak, trickle ont.
Ttat'ivppta, (vi.) v. a. to rid (leaves) of flbres;
auigerippte SBIitter, Bot. atripped leaves.
XuS'ritt, (ttr.) m. ride, excorsion on horse-
back; (H.) departure. [groaning.
TtnS'rödjeto, (to.) v. n. (aux. fein) to cease
Xuö'röben, (to.) i). o. j*gr. 1. to root out or
np; to grub (op.or ont), to dig oat, itub
([ap] root»); 2. to clear of underwood,
thorus, bramblea, £c. and make arable,
Xnö'robren, (to.) t>. a. Af«. to provide wall»
with reed (that tbe Urne may stick).
aufrollen, (to.) v. I. o. 1. Bafc. to roll ont;
2. to unroll, to take ont of a roll; 3. to »ift
with a riddle, to riddle; II. n. to cea»e
XaJ'tottbär, adj. extirpable. [roliing
Xnfrstttn, (vi.) v. a. to aproot, root oot; to
extirpate, extenninate, eradicate, destroy.
Xns'rottang, (w.) /• nprooting, &c; extir
patiun, extermination, eradicatioa.
auJ'rfttftn, (to.) v. n. (aux. fein) to march
oot; to moTe oot; ani bem Jäger — , to
decamp.
Yot'lfif, (ttr.)m. l.cry ; ontcry ; exclamation ;
2. the act of crying ont; proclamation.
luÄ'rfifen, (ttr.) v. I. n. to cry oot or aloud,
to exclaim; iL a. 1. to call ont; 2. (jnm
sSeriauft) to cry (wäret, Ac, to be »old, an
a bawker); 3. to proclaim; änm Aönig — ,
lo proclaim king.
Xot'rüfer, (ttr.) m. 1 to gire plentifully ; 4. to open,
diicloie , diiburden (one'i heart) ; to uabo-
«om one's «elf; filb oor Soeben —, to «plit
(one'i side«) with langhing.
Xne'fd)»Jren, (str.) v. n. 1. (a*z. fein) to
fester ont, to be ejected by luppnration;
2. to ceate feitering.
'Xnj'fibndrmen, (u.) o. n. 1. to ceaae «warm-
ing; 2. (aux. fein) to «wann out.
3Cu$'f<broa&ro, (u>.) t>. I. a. 1. to blab oat,
«pread aboot, divulge; nnbrfonnen — , to
blander oat, let ont (a «ecret), cf. {>eran$s
planen; 2. vid. Xusreben, II.; II. n. to ceaae
to prattle ; Ul.refl. to talk or praftle to one's
heart'« content; to talk one's «elf ont, to
have nothing more to «ay.
TCu«'f<b»efeln , (vi.) u. o. to clear, or «weeten
(a» a wine-cask) with sulpbur.
TtU6'fd)»eif, (str.) m. vid. Xbfd)»eifnng, 2.
Xu8'fdj»eifen, (v>.) v. I. n. 1. vid. Xbfd)»etfen 5
2. to commit exceaie«, to lead a dissolatc
life; im Spiele — , to gamble; II. a. Job*,
tu. to cut into a bend, to tarn, cnrre, to
acaltop; ttUegefdjweift, ad}, imbricated, Bot.
Serpentine.
Vutfdjneifenb, p. a. eccentric, eztraragant,
exorbitant; dissolnte, nnrestrained , wild,
loose, llcentioos, debanched.
ItuS'fibneifimg, (vi.) f. 1. cnrvature, cnrre.
imbrlcation ; 2. fig. a) vid. 'Xbfibmttfnng, 2,
a); 6) extravagation, extraragance (of Ima-
gination, &c), eccentridty, exorbitance;
c) diuipation, diaorder, diuolntion, excess,
wildness, licentiousnesa, debaneh.
Xns'fa)netfen, (u>.) v. a. 1. I-v>. to hammer
out(iron) by a welding heat; 2. Sport, vid.
Cd)»eifen.
Xns'fdjwelgen, (to.) v. n. (aux. haben) to cea*e
reveling.
Ttu«'f(b»emnten, (v>.) v. a. to water, waah ont.
Kut'fd)roenfcn, (w.) v. a. to rinie (a glasa, &c).
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Xai'fdjningen, (rtr.) t». I. o. to awing, winnow,
6m; II. n. (aux. fein) to ceaae awinging, o»
cillatiog: vibrating.
Atti'fdjeiien, (w.) v. a. 1. to exude, ezndate;
%fig. vid. 8erfd)ni*en j II. n. 1. (ou*. fein)
to aweat out, perapira; 2. to ceaae perapi-
ring; in. p. *. (str.)n. or 3(nif<bnitung,(u!.)
/. exodatioo. [to empty.
Xni'fedYln, (».)». o. to take out of the parte ;
Euififgeln, (v>.) v. L n. (aux. fein) to uil oot;
IL o. Afor. 1. to give a good birth to(a rock,
the ice, Ac), to keep aloof from ; 2. to oataail,
Xuilfyen, (str.) v. I, n. 1. to look out; 2. to
look (well, ill, angry, Ac.); to appear; to
make or have a (fine, «orry, Ac) appearance ;
to wear or have a face, couatenance; jprdd):
tig — , to make a fine »how ; — nie, to look
like, to reaemble, »eem; nie ftebt ei au* mit
(or um) ...? ho* it it with ...» ei ficfct
fd)Iimm mit (um or für) ... an«, matten look
ill for .. .; II. a. 1. to aee lo the eud of ...;
id> tonnte bai S5d)aufj>iel nid)t — , I coald not
•Uy out the play; 2. fid) (Dat.) bie Engen
— , to look one'* «elf blind; S.fig. vid. Xui»
erfeben.
Ifai'flhen, v. t. (gtr.) n. looking, look(a), air,
face, appearance; complexion; aspect, aem-
blaace; nod) bem — ju urteilen, tojudge by
appearance« ; bie SKenfcben nad) bem — bt
nrtbrilen, to judge people by their look« or
appearance f er bat gonj fcoi — bonad) (lieht
banad) aus), he look* like it.
Xui'feiben, (u.) o. a. »id. ßnrdjfeiben.
3tai'feimen, (u>.) ». o. to clarify (honey).
Xni'fein, (irr.) t>. n. (aux. Teilt) 1. vid. 3Cui>
2. (/or "ausgegangen fein) to be abroad or ab-
*ent; 3. %. (with auf) to be aboat or after
.... to be eager for ..., to be in «earch of.
Än'pen, I. ado. ont; withoat; out of doort;
abroad ; son — ber, from withoat; — bleiben,
vid. Xnibteiben; mat — ift, outward, exte-
rior; IL comp, outaide. — b6fd)ung,/. ^orfc
counteracarp ; — hing, n. any thing that ia
oataide or on the aurface; —graben, vid.
Sorgraben > — fcafen, m. outport; —Knie,/,
oater line; outline; — ppftcn, m. Mit. out-
poat ; — febein, m. outward appearance, aem-
blancc ; —feite,/, outaide, exteriora; face ; aur-
fcee; anf her —feite bei Stattet madifenb,
Bot. extrafoliaceoaa; — ftebenb, atanding
ont, outatanding; — tljeüe, m. pl. exteriora;
— BMtlb,/. outaide wall, onter line; Fort-e.—
UOt, n. ontwork ; fence ; barbacan ; — nerfe,
pl. outworka, detached piecea; aally-porta;
tUm »orfprtngenbe or oorliegenbe — merte,
apura, -ttinfel, m. Geom. extemal angle.
Xui'fenben, (in. or irr.) v. a. to aend ont ot
abroad; to emit.
XniTenbling, (ttr.) m. emiaaary.
Xne'fenbnng, (to.) /. aending out, emiaaion.
Xn'fer, I. p rep. (gen. with the Dat.) 1. out of;
2. beaide, beaidea; 3. withoat, except; —
bem $aufe, ont of doora, abroad; — Dienft,
ont of place or aervice; — ber 3cit, out of
aeaaon; — Sebraud) foramen, to become dia-
uaed; — unfern» Sereidje, beyond onr reach;
— Ditnft, Mit. off duty or aervice; — (allem)
dtoeifei, patt doubt, beyond any donbt; —
allem Streite, beyond all or paat diapute;
nod) — , in addition to ...; — fid), ont of
oo« 'a aenaea, ont of one'a witi, diatracted,
tranaported, frantic (oor greube, JC, with
joy, Ac); — fid) fein, to be beaide one'a
aelf ; oor 6d)reden — fid) fein or fommcn, to
be frightened ont of one's wita; — fid) ge=
rotten, to go diatracted; —fid) fejcn or brin*
gen, to tranaport, drive (one) beaide him-
ielt;4.(sometimes\mth the Acc.when joined
with an active Verb): — (ben) Stanb fefcen,
to diaable; — ben ©d)uj ber (Sefeie fteHeu,
to outlaw; — Qonti fefen, to put out bf u»e,
5. (with the Gen.:) — gonbe* fein, geben, to
be, go abroad ; II. conj. except, unleaa ; bot,
aave; — baf, except that, aave that; —nenn,
unleaa; bat if; III. comp. — amtUd), adj. not
oftkial , private ; —bem, adv. moreover, be-
aidea , above, over and above , in addition
(to); —bem, Hf, not to mention ...; — ehe*
Iid), vid. Unebelid) j — gerid)tlid), adj. extra-
judicial; — genöbnlid), adj. extraordinary,
out of the way ; — gemöbnlidje Arbeit, extra-
work; — bolb, l.adv. on the outaide, abroad ;
outwardly, externally; 2. prep (with Gen.)
witbout, ont of, beyond; — t)aQ» ber ©tabt,
withoat tbe city ; — t)atb bei |>aufc£, withoat
doora; — botb bei genfteri, oataide the win-
dow; — orbenflid), adj. extraordinary; exces-
aive; adv. eminently, exceedingly.Ac; — or>
bentlidje Unfoften, extra-cbargea;. — orbent»
Iid)(eit, /. the extraordinary cbaracter (of a
peraon, Ac); — ftnnlid), adj. anperaenanal,
vid. Überftnnlid)} — neltlid), adj. extramun-
dane; — nefenüitt), adj. not eaaential, con-
tingent, accidental.
in'Jer, adj. outward, exterior, external, outer ,
bie 4-e gorm ber Dinge, the oataide form of
thinga; Anat-t. bai 4-e Cbt, the external
ear, anriete; ber 4-e ßbrfreii, ring of tbe
ear; bie 4-e $ant, Ent onterakin; bie 4-en
Sdjalen, Cut. outaide aealea; bie 4-e »ruft»
ne v r, Fort, glacia; bai 4-e ÖeBelufe, out or
outer caae; bie 4-e SKaaer, outwall; ber 4-e
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SBijlM, Geom. external angle; II. basU-e, s.
1. ontside, ontward or external appearance,
exterior, snrface, coontenance; baS gute "Ä-e
einer flBaart» good appearance of an artiele
er bat fein *-e8, be hai no air; nad) feinem
i-en ift er ein 5Ronn von ©tanoe, bis mien
»peak»hima?ent!eman;2.Po/.foreignalTair«;
5Rinifterbe8A-en, minister of foreign affniri.
ICu'Perltd), I. atfj. exterior, external, outer
ontward; 4-e OCr}neü)SDcittel, n. pU Med.
local medicaments, topical remedic« ; II. %
feit, /■ externality, ontward being ; i-reiren,
p!. externals.
Su'fern, (vi.) v. I. o. 1. a) to utter, advance,
express ; 6) to mention ; 2. to show, manifest,
discover; feinen Gfnflu? — , to exert one's
inflnence; II. refl. 1. to declare, to express
one's seif or one's opinion; 3. to manifest
ftself, *c, to appear.
SVf erft, (sup. o/aaf er) I. adj. utmost, outer
niost, nttermost, extreme, last, exquisite;
auf tat $-e, to the utmost; bat 4-e <&ntt,
extremity (of a ball, Ac); per i-e ©rab or
tat S-e, extreme, extremity ; bie 4-e Äotb,
extremity; ftä) auf/6 t-t bemühen, fein "ä-e*
tbun, to do one's utmost or one's best, cot. to
stniin every nerve; auf bat S-e bringen or
treiben, I. to red nee to extremity; 2. vid.
Steiben) 3. to provoke (one) in tbe highest
degree; auf tat t-t gebrad)t fein, to be rc
duced to extremity (or extremities) ; jum
t-tn fa)retten, to go the ntmost iength; tt
tam iumS-en, it (or matters) came to extre-
mities; II. ado. extremely, exceedingly, ex-
quisitely, ntterly, excessively.
Su'ferung, (to.)/. l.expression: a)ntterance,
deliverance; indication, intimation; 6) re-
mark, saying, declaration; biet ift eine grobe
— , this is a rüde speech; 2. manifestation,
exertion (of force, Ac).
Xut'fete*.Raften, (str.) m. Com. show-box.
Xut'fcfjen, (to.) v. I. a. 1. to set out, put ont;
to expose; 2. to disembark, land; 3. Lato,
to ejeet; 4. to line (with free-stone, Ac),
to face (with posts, Sc.), set with or in; 5.
a) 7\jp. to finish composing; get ont of
copy; b) Mut. to finish composing; bie
CSrbnnten — , to transcribe the parts ; 6. to
appoint, fix, allow, make over (a certain
sunt, Ac), to settle (an annulty, Ac.) upon;
7. to cause to cease , to put off, Interrupt,
intennit, snspend, stop (payment, Ac); to
defer, adjonrn, postpone ; 8. (Staat — an . . ,
to find fault with, to objeet to, cavil at, cen
snre, criticise, blame (something in ..., or
somebody for ...); 6d)itbnaä)en — , to post,
plant guards, to set sentries; Sinnt — , to
traasplant trees ; bie Segel — , to set the
sails ; ein ffloot — , to holst out a boai; ftd)
— taffen, to be set down, to aiight; einen
ffleatrofen — , to tnrn * sailor adrift; ein Staub
— , to expose a child; ber ©efübr — , to sab-
jeet to danger ; einen f)reit — , to set on, fix a
price; Conw. SBaaren — , o) to expose good*
for sale ; &) to take (pick) ont goods for pnr-
chase; baran ift nidjtt autgufeften, there is
nothing exceptionable in it ; II. n. to intennit,
stop, pause; discoatinne; IU. refl. 1. Garn, to
take or give tbe lead (at billiards), to lead ;
Sie feten fid) aui, yoo are to lead; 2. to ex-
pose or subjeet one's seif (to censure, Ac) ;
ftd) berOefabr— , to incor the danger, to ran
the risk ; autgefett, p. a. exposed (ber iiuft,
to the atmosphere, Ac.) ; liable, »objeet (to) ;
— fein, to He open (to); bat zutgefeate, al-
iowance; Com-*. autgefebte ©dbulb, /. de-
ferred debt, stock ; ausgefegte Sofien, m de-
fer red cn try ; IV. v. *. (str.) n. setti ng ont, Ac. ;
exposnre (an bie £uft, to tbe air, Ac); bot—
ber Jtinbcr, child exposnre, exposnre of new-
born cbildren.
Eut'fejllng, («fr.) m. a child exposed.
TCut'fefjung, (to.)/. 1. vid. Hutfetjen, IV.; 2.
Suspension, adjonrnment, Ac.; intennistioo ;
3. exception, blame, censnre.
■Jtua'feufjen, (to.) o. L a. to utter witb a sigb ;
II. n. to cease sighing; fig. an. to brea the
ont one's last, »'. e. to die.
ÄUS'ftdjt, (to.)/. 1. view, prospect; aspect,
sight; vista, perspective; einem bie — bfc
nehmen, to obstrnet one's sight; bie — hoben
auf ..., to command tbe view over...; fein
$>aut (genfter) hat bie — in or auf meinen
Sorten, bis bonse (window) looks ioto my
garden; bat £ant bat bie — auf ben $Iuf,
this house faces tbe river, looks over the
river, bas a prospect over the river; 2. feg.
view, prospect, expeetntion (auf, of) ; chance :
eine fa)ie<bte— , a poor chance; günfttge int
Ungünfttge 3t-en, cbances for and against;
in — ft eilen, to hold ont a prospect or pro-
spects of ..., to promise, hold ont (advan-
tages, Ac); X-t$aut, n. belvedere; Tt-t:
wad)e, /. look-ont watch.
Xa«'fiö)ten, Ttat'fie&en, (tc.) v. a. to sift, to
winnow. [(ooze) ont.
Xnt'fftfertt, (to.) v. n. (aux. fein) to trickl«
Xu*'fteben, (str.) v. I. a. to boil ont; topn-
rify by seething; II. n. 1. (aux. fein) to boil
ont; 2. to cease boiling.
Itui'fingen, (str.) «. I. a. to sing out; to sing
to the end; Tl. n. to cease singiag.
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Tttlfftmm, (Hr.) v. a. or rejl. fid) (Art.) «t*
not — , to contrive, plan out, detiae, to
iaugiae (a device), invent, frune (iome ex-
euse, 4c), cf. Xntbenfen.
7f.a6'ftntern, (10.) t>. n. cid. ansfitfern.
Kuä'ftt«n / (*lr.) t>. I. ». to sit out, to ait od
the oottide (of the houae, 4c); mit SBaaren
— , to keep * stall, «Und; II. a. to «it out
(oue's time in priaon).
Ini'fäbnbär, ad;, expiable, reconcilable.
^oi'ftynen, (v>.) o. a. to reconcile (mit, to,
with), to appease; fid) — mit, to make one'i
peace with, to make frieodi, to betonte re-
coBcilcd with (or to), cf. Scrföbnenj n-b,
p. a. reconciliatory.
Xu6f jbner, (ttr.) m. pacifier.
EnS'fö&nnng, (to.) /. reconciliation.
XuS'fömmera, (to.) o. a. to air «officiently, cf.
Sonnen.
XuS'fonbern, (u.) v. a. to «eparate, sort, pick
out, siugle out, to refuie, reject.
Xnefonberung, (to.)/. 1- Separation, 4c; 2,
Med. excretion, secretion; X-6organ> Anat.
n. excretory, pl. xunuuctones.
TtttS'fcrgen, (».) t>. n. to cease sorrowing.
7tu*'forfiren, (w.)v.a. to sort (out), to matcb.
UaS'fpS&en, (ib.) v. a. to spy (out), recon-
noitre, espy, to search out, find out, descry.
HuSTpSjer, (ttr.) m. spy, emistary.
Ini'fpS^unft, (to.) /. spying, 4c. ; search.
Tht&'fpam, (str.) m. «tage, Station, place of
ehanging horses, place to halt at.
"Sneflpannea, (to.) t>. I. o. 1. to strain, streich
(a cord), to extend, distend, spread (a net,
the wings, 4c); to uofold, to straiten; bit
Segel — , to crowd the sails ; 2. a) to slacken,
anstring; 5) to unharoess, put out (horses),
to uyoke(oxen); II. n. to halt, put up, stop
Xui'fpäten, (to.) v. a. Point, to leave (cer-
taia place* in a painting, 4c.) free of colour.
Xu6'fpa~fen, (to.) t>. a. to leave off joking.
*asf parieren, (to.) v. ». (aiue. fein) to walk
ont, go out for a walk. [warehouse.
%t>fpei<bern, (to.) t>. a. to remove front the
■Jtni'fpeien, (str.) v. a. 1. to spit out, to vomit
forth, up or <mt;jig-s. 2. to vomit (flames),
to disgorge; 3. to reject with diadain; »or
€inem or aber 6t»a« — , to spit at ... , show
the utmost degree of contempt for.
■»«S'fpeifen, (w.) «. a. vid. XnSeffen.
XaC'fpenben, (te.)o.a. to dUpeose, distribute;
tot Tbtntxnatfl — , to adatinister the sacra-
raeut. [adnünistrator.
an»'fpettber, (ttr.) re. distributor, dispenser;
Hwlpenbnng, (to.) /. dupensation, distri-
bution ; administration.
Xaffperren, (w.) «. o. 1. to distend, spread
out; mit aBjgefperrten »einen, astride, a-
straddle; 2. to shut out, cf. %t«fd)utjcn.
Xuifpufen, (to.) v. a. 1. to lard; 2. fig- to
line (a purse) well.
«ue'fpielen, (to.) v. I. o. 1. to play ont; eine
©aifie — , to play (raffle) for ...; 9. Tluat.,
Mus. 4c to play to the end, finish (a game) ;
to go througb (a part); meine StoBeift au*ge*
fpieit, fig. I häve acted my part; 3. to im-
prove the aound of (an Instrument) by fre-
queut playing on it; II. tu 1. to play first,
to lead; am — (v. *., ttr. n.) fein, cf. Hnfpits
len, I. 1. 4 II.j 2. to finish playing; au»ge=
fpieit haben, to have done playing.
Eas'fpinnen, (ttr.)v. L a. 1. to spin out,.%-*.
2. to spin out, amplify, ealarge, enricb ; 3. to
contrive, devise, frame, concoct; II. n. to
cease spinning.
Eus'fpiomren, (to.) v. a. to spy ont. [cule.
EuS'fpotten, (to.) V. a. to raock, deride, ridi-
3a$'jpottang, (to.) /. derision, mockery.
Xu$'fprä"d)e, (to.) /. pronunciation, enuncla-
tion, articulation; accent; utterance, deli-
very, elocution.
2fu«fpreo>bär, adj. pronounceable.
Ttai'ftxti)tn, (ttr.) v. I. a. 1. (pften n.) to
•peak to the end, to »peak out, finish (a sen-
tence); 2. to pronounce, accent, sound (dis-
tinctly, 4c); 3. fig. to pronounce (a judg-
ment), to utter (forth), »peak ont; to ex-
press, profess, declare; II. refl. 1. to spend
orexhaust one's seif in apeaking; man fprid)t
fjd) Idd)t ani, it is easy tc talk one's seil
out ; 2. to express one's sentiments, to explain
one's «elf; to open er pour out one's beart.
VuS'fprcdjIio), adj. utterable, expressible.
Ku6 / fpreiten,Xus'fprei ( en, (to.)v.a. to spread
ont; Butch. to gambrel, akewer; ou»ge>
fprei}t, p. o. broad-spreading; astride, a-
atraddle; mit au(gefprei}ten Seinen geben,
to go atraddling.
Xui'fprengen, (to.) v. o. 1. to blast (with gnn-
powder) ; 2.fig. to divulge, apread(a report),
to spread or noise abroad, disperse, give ont
TCut'fprief en, (to.) o. n. vid. XuSfproflen.
Xui'fpringen, (*tr.) ». I. n. 1. (atix. fein) to
fly off, burst out; 2. to cease leaping; ber
Kniet fpringt au«, Mar. the ancbor starte;
a-b, Gtom. 4 Fort, salient (angle, opp. flfin«
gebenb) ; II. o. (4 refl. ft<fi [Dat.] 6t»ae) to
put out of Joint, dislocate.
XuS'fpriben, (to.) o. I. a. 1. to spout, spntter
out, throw ont, to squirt; 2. to put out (fire)
by an engine ; 3. o) Surg. to syringe, to waab
and cleanse by injectlons with a syringe;
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t) to iotroduce or to iofoae ioto (the veln»,
fcc.)with a ayringe; II. n. (aux. fein) to spout
or •potter forth.
Xui'fpriftnng, (w.)f. Med. ke. 1. ejaculation;
2. injection. [aboot forth.
%t£'fproffen, (to.) v. n. (aux. fein) to aprout,
ttus'fpwfling, mrf. ©pröfling.
XuSTprud), (itr., p!.T(uS'fPrit<&e)m. I.saying,
•peecb ; remark, comment ; declaration, «en-
tence; 2. deciaion, judgmeiit, doom, award,
•entenee; verdict; ben — tbun, to give, pau
or proaounce, »entenee (od, lipon).
ICaS'f prübela, (te. ) v. I. o. to aputter forth, oot ;
II. n. l.(auz. fein) to babble ap, ipotter oat;
2. to cea»e bubbling ap or »puttering out.
XnJfprffben, (to.) t>. I. a. to emit («park«),
to caat up, vomit forth (fire,flamea); II. (aux.
feilt) to be caat or thrown op.
TfuSTprttng, (str., pi. l£nef prängO m - 'eaping
out; V-ftnÜrtel, m. Opt. angle of reflection.
Tfus'fpudten, (u>.) v. o, cof. to ipit out, c/.
Xuefpeien.
Tfut'fpüfen, (id.) v. n. Step, to ceaae to bannt
or to diaturb (said of spectres, kc); e* bat
auftgefpuft in feinem Jtopfe, he ha« got the
better of hi« mad fanciei.
XnJ'fpfflen, (to.) v. L a. to rinae, waah, wasb
away ; II. refl. to rinae one'a month.
TfuS'fpunben, (io.) «. o. vid. TCuSfiolfn.
2Cu8'fp8ren, (to.) o. o. to trace out, apy, hont
oat; to track, find out. [tracer(-ont).
VntfpSrer, (str.) m. a aecret emiaaary, apy,
TCtttfpuretet', (te.) /. »pyiog, &c
tftt#'ftaffiren, (to.) v. a. 1. a) to dreaa, eqnip,
aecoutre ; 6) eol. to furniah or provlde with ;
2. to deeorate, to trint (np), garniah, border,
edge, lace (clothen).
XuJ'ftttfftrer, (str.) m. 1. garniaher, deco-
rater, trimmer; 2. Mar. rigger (of a ahip),
«id. Xatelmeiftrr. [trimming.
ItaS'ftafftrrmg , (to.)/. dreaaing, eqnipment;
Yut'ftommeln, (te.) v. a. to etammer ont.
TtaS'ftantpftn, (to.) t>. a. to «tamp oot, beat
out; to pound.
Tfaa'ftanb, («tr., pi. TCno'ftanbe) m. arreara;
out-atanding debt.
■JfnJ'ftänMfl, adj. ont-«tanding.
Ttu6'|t4ntern, (to.) v. a. vulg. 1. to All with a
fetid or offeuaive amell; 2.fig.to ferret(out),
rummage.
XuS'ftatten, (to.) v. a. 1. vid. ausliefern 5 2. to
endo», portioo (out, mit, with ...), to marry
(a daughter); to eatabliah (a aon); to aettle;
o.fig. to aupply with, endow, gift, favour.
3tu*ft«ttimfl, (te.) /. 1. endowment, dotation,
eitabliahment; dotal gift, dowry, dower, por-
tioa; 2. o) the beiag endowed, gifted, *c;
6) Bks. the getting up (of a book); ohne— ,
dowerleaa, portionleaa. [to duat (oot).
Xni'ft&uben, (10.) 0. a. to beat out the dut,
2Cu«'ftdubern, (10.) v. a. vid. 2tu«f*öbern.
XnJ'ft&npen, (to.) t>. a. to wbip, acourge pub-
licly.
Xtto'ftedjen, (str.) v. a. 1. to dig, prick, est
.out; 2. T. to carve; to engrave; 3. Mar.
ott Xnf ertön — , to pay ont (or away) tat
cable; ftitt) mebr TL. auf, veer more cable;
4. to mark ont by prickling or pointing,
to pierce; fig-s. 5. col. to crack (a bottle),
drink or draw out, diapatch, empty ; 6. to
aurpaaa, overtake, diatance, aupplant, an. to
cut (one) out, cot. to beat hollow; (Sinnt
bie Eugen — , to pnt out one'a eye«.
3CuS'fted)er, (str.) in. vid. Ausleger, 1.
Xu*'fted>cn, (te.) 0. a. 1. vid. %utpfian}eaj
2. to aet np, bang or put out, diaplay.
■JtuS'fteben , (irr.) v. I. n. (aux. fein) 1. to
atand out; to atand in an open place; Bot
SBaaren — , to keep a ahop or stall ; 2.to
atand out, to be owing; itt) babc Selb or
©(butticn — , I bare money or debta owing
nie; tt-be (Selber, money lent out; a-be@d)ufe
ben, outstanding debta; II. o. 1. feine 3<u)re
— , to «erve one'a time; feine Eebrjabrt ~,
to «erve (out) one'a apprenticeahip ; 2. fig.
to stand, eodure, softer, bear; to go tbrongh,
undergo (bardahipa, sooeringa).
■JCuS'fteifen, (to.) v. a. l.to atiffen thronghont;
2. T. vid. tfuSftüjen.
QCuS'fteigen, (str.) v. n. (aux. fein) to atep out,
aligut; to diaembark; to be aet down, cf.
QCbft eigen.
Xut'ftetncn, (to.) v. 1. 1. to line or mark with
«tone ; 2. to take oot the kernela, to unkend.
Xui'fteOen, (te.) v. a. 1. to put oot or forth;
to lay forth (a corpae); 2. to poat, plant,
aet (• aentry, guard); 3. to expoae (or aet:
for aale, &c), lay oat, exhibit ; fig-s. 4. a) to
glve (a receipt, *c); eine S8erf(breibunfl — ,
to give a bond, to enter into bond; fr) Com.
to draw, give, iaane (a bill of exebange);
5. vid. Vutfeften, 7. ; 6. Staat — an ... , vid.
XttSfejen, 8.
Anf'fttDer, (str.) m. Com. drawer, giver (of
a bill); recogniior, constituent.
^ui'fieOung, s. I. (10.) /. 1. putting oot, *c
cf. KuSfteQen} 2. o) expoaure (in the pil-
lory, ic); 6) exbibition, ahow; — (einer
2eid)e) auf bem ^arabtbette, the lyiag-in-
atate; — be« ©aaamcnt«, Rom. Cath. the
expoaing of the Hoat; 3. fig. objeetion, oea-
aure ; X-en mad)en, vid. Xu»fe*en, 8. ; n. comp-
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room, exhibitiou-room; Ti-ttaq, m. Com. the
«Ute af a bill. [ort.
Kni'ftemmtn, (tc.) o.a. Corp. «/«in. to ebisel
Tfa6'fttmpe'n, (to.) v. a. to stamp properly.
TfaS'fteppcn, (to.)t>. a. to qnilt, stitch all over.
Ttns'fterirtn, I.(*tr.)o.n. (aux. fein) to die out
er away, to expire, go off, become extinct;
to be extioguished (desolated) ; wie 0XLl%tc
fiorbot, quiet ai the grave; II, p. s. (str.) n.
(eine* ®efd)Ied)t8) extinetion (of a race.&c).
Xat'fteaer, (to.) /. cid. ICuSftattung.
a"n6'|teuern, (w.) o. I. n. (avx. fein) Mar. to
«teer out of a place; II. a. vid. TCnSfratten.
a r B*'fH(fen, (10.)». o. to fill upwitb embroidery.
Wftünmen, (to.) ». I. a. to tone thoronghly ;
II. n. to finita tuning.
Xnj'ftobern , (to.) «. o. 1. mU Tfoeftiabrnj
2. Sport, to drive, hont out, vid. Ttnfjognt;
3. to «eareb out, ferret out.
a"uS'ftod)ent, (to.) v. a. to piek (the teeth).
■änS'flodttn, (to.) v. a. to root up, grub up, to
clear (a field) of the trankt.
ZnS'IWrJnen, (to.)t>. I. a. to Otter with a groan ;
II. n. to cease groaning.
"fag'ftojpfen, (to.) v. a. to ituff (chain, birds,
tc), to fill, cram ; mit Karte — , to wad
"KaS'ftoppeln, (to.) i>. er. 1. to remove atubbie
front (a field, &c.) ; 2. fig. to acrape np, pick
out, up.
3Cb5' froren, (to.) v. a. to icarch out among
many thinga, by turoing them oTer, diaturb,
rummage, ferret.
Xsi'fßf, (irr., p«. TCni'ftJf e) m. Fenc. thruat,
pass, puah.
■fae'ftöfen, (*tr.) t>. I. a. 1. to posh, thnnt,
throw out; 2. Joi». *c. to aboot (eine Sfutb,
a Joint) ; 3. Hat. #fite — , to faahion or block
bat*; 4. to turn out, ejeet, expel; Law, to
ouat; 5. fig. to utter (vulg. rap out: oathi,
blasphemiea), to throw or fling out (worda
of contempt), to iputter out, forth ; bte 9Jtttr6s
fegel — , Mar. to set out the topsails; <ra$
ber <3tfeIIfd)aft auSgeftofSen fein, to be an
outeaat front aoeiety ; einen ©djrti — , to aet
up a cry, to acream, yell; ein« ©t)lbe — ,
Gram, to elide, cut oft* a ayllable; einen
©tufjet — , to heave a algh; II. n. to pnah
firat; Fenc. to ntake a paaa.
"fuS'ftöpUng, (to.) f.l.ä) puthing out, &c cf.
"auSftofenj 6) Med. ejaculation; 2. ejeetion,
expulsion ; 3. Gram, eliaion ; A.fig. utterance.
la6'ftotiern,(to.)».a. to ttammer, atutter out.
lat'ftrablen, (to.) u. I. a. to »end out in raya,
radiate, emit (lig°t< ueat, 4c); 0. n. to ra-
diale, emit raya, to beant forth.
Kuc'fxrteTen, (to.) v.a.l. to a treten, spread
out or forth, to diatend, extend; to reach,
hold, put out or forth; ftd) — , to atretch,
extend, cf. "An «ebnen 3 2. T. vid. Crrcifen,
1.6).
•Äus'ftredfer, (str.), *Ktt«'ftreif »ÜRasfel , (in.)
m. Anat. extenaor, tenaor.
7Cu£'ftreid)en, (str.) v. I. a. 1. to itrike, acore
or croaa out, to daah or do out, to eraae,
eftaee, expunge ; 2. to whip, icourge (ont) ;
3. a) to imootb down, to undo (folda or
plaiti), to unplait; 6) Sk-dr. to Stretch
(hidea); c) Gard. to roll, beat, inooth (a
walk); cf) Agr. to drench, deepen (the for-
rowa); 4. a) to »pread; bie $furtje — , Typ.
vid. auftragen j 6) to All up (crevices) ; c) to
paint on the inaide ; II. n. (aux. fein) 1. a) ti>
atroll out , roam about ; Sport, to beat the
field (for gante) ; i) to run fast; 2. Min. vid.
Zugreifen, II.
TCu*'ftreid)s, comp. — rffen, (*rr.) n. wie». Tfjjf-
ftreidjeifenj —feile, (to.)/. 2". equaling flle.
TfaS'ftreifen, (to.) v. n. (aux. fein) to ntake an
excursion, to rove, straggle.
TCaS'ftreiten, (»tr.) v. I. a. to flgbt ont, to lay
by (a diflerence) by diaputing it out; II. n.
to leave oft" contending, diaputing.
"Äue'frreuen, (to.) v. a. lit. bfig. to strew,
acatter, spread, sow; fig. to disseminate,
diffuse; diaperse.
KttS'ftretrang, (to.)/. difiusion, disseminatlon.
'Jtue'fträmrn , (to.) v. n. 1. (aux. fein) to
stream or pour forth, to gnsh, rnah or flow
ont, Phy. to emanate; 2. to ceaae atreaming,
flowing; — laffen, or II. a. to pour ont, aend
forth, diacharge in copious abundance; bo.8
— (v. *., ttr. n.) bei iOanupfe«, the issuing
out, vent of steam.
"ftts'ftnbften, (to.) v. I. a. to study, to find
out; IL n. to finiah one's studies; anSfrnbitt,
p. a. tborough-bred.
Xus'ftü'fen, (to.) v. a. to ent Into steps.
"jCnS'ftürmen, (to.) v. n. to ceaae raging; ei
1)«t anSgeftfirmt, the atorm is over.
Eue'ftuT}, (str.) m. the rusbing out, fush.
"SaS'frurjen, (to.) v. a. I. to pour out; 2. to
awallow; to empty.
"SnS'fhtJen, (io.) v. vid. XntftafRren.
Yaj'fHiten, (to.) v. a. to atay, prop on the
inaide, to aet out with props.
3u$fua)en, (to.) v. a. 1. to select, coli, pick
out; to elect, fix npon, ehoose; to Single,
aort, assort; 2. to search thoroughly; mit
gefttd)t, p. a. picked, choiee-drawn ; bot —
(p. «., ttr. n.) boten von ..., to hare picking
cbioce of ....
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XuS'fllbnen, («.) v.o. vid. Xut\i batn.
TtuiÜtm, (v>.) «. a. vid. TCbfü? en.
TCnä'fifrin, (to.) v. a. to wainscot, ceil.
luä'tä'nbdn, (to.) «. n. to lettre offplaying,
trifling.
iuJ'tanjttt, (w.) o. I. a. 1. to dance ont,
ftnish (a dance); 2. vid. Ebtanjcnj II. n. to
leave off dancing.
* TLni'taptfitm, (to.) v. a. to hang (a room, Ac.)
with tapestry; mit fJopier — , to paper.
Xnl'tanfo), (rtr.) m. exchange; interebange;
barter, commerce.
TtuS'taufdjbJt, L adj. exchangeable, inter-
changeable; II. X-teit, /. exchaugeability.
Xuf'taufifrn, (to.) v.a.lü. kfig. to exchange ;
to interebange; to coonterebange , trade;
reclprocate.
Ttu'fter,*. («.)/. Gmcfc. oyster; comp.— bonl,
/. — lager, n. oy«ter-bed, bed of oysters;
— baunt, m. Bot. mangrove-tree ; — bieb, — (tl>
fouger, —mann, — Mgel, m. Orn. oyster-
catcher,sea-pie; — (n)fifa}er, m. 1. dredger,
dredge-man ; 3. nid. — hieb? — (n)fif<berel, /.
dredging; — gabel, /. oyiter-fork; — binbs
ler, — (n)Wmrr, — mann, m. oyster-man;
— banblttten, /. oy ster-woman ; — (n)lttia), m,
ipat; — meffer, n. oyster-knife; —neb. n.
dredge ; — fdjale,/. oyster-shell ; -(n)fd)&fTcI,
/. oyster-dish.
Xu6't$eiltn, (to.) v. a. to distribute, speod,
dispease, deal ont; to icrve ont, portion
ont, carve, give ont; boi XbenbmabJ — , to
administer tbe sacrament.
Xn»'t y > rilung, (to.)/. dlstribution, Ac; ad-
mlniatration.
«"ul'tbjfren, (to.) e. o. to tar on tbe innide.
Xttl'tbün, (trr.) o. o. 1. to pnt off er out;
8tft auf iJÜlfen — , to pot ont money at in-
terett; 2. vid. Xn»mad>eni 3. Com. (einra
beja<ra €<bulbpofien im »nd)e -) to dii-
charge, itrike or score ont
'XnS'tfefrn, (to.) o. a. to deepen, to dig or make
deeper, to link; oaSgrtieft, p. a. coneave.
Xnl'tUgtn, (to.) «. o. to extenainate, extir-
pate, dettroy; to efface; to obliterate.
•Jtus'tflgung, (to.)/. extermination, extirpa
tlon, destrnetion; obliteration.
Xut'tSbeu, (to.) t>. I. n. to cease, leave off ra
ging; to become calm, abate; II. o. to vent,
apend, exhaust (one's rage, See.).
TCus'tJnen, (to.) v. n. vid. Xusflingen.
*u»'tontKn, (to.) v. a. vid. 3fo»}inrawrn, 1
«u*'ßf«, (to.) «. n. vid. TCuitoben.
XttJ'träben, (io.) v.n. 1. (aux. fein) to trot
ont; ein $fttb — lajfen, to let a hone trot
•nt; 2. to ceaae trottlng.
Wtrffg, (Hr., pl. ■Jtas'iro'ge) m. 1. tke ear-
rying ont; 2. a) arbitrage ; aecommodation ;
()issne; end, decision; »or — ber ©Q(bt,
whilst tbe cause i» pending; bi* ja — trr
Salbe, tili the matter is deeided; 2C-«grria)f,
n. vid. Xuftragab(Seria)t.
ÜCuftragäF«, comp. Germ. Law, — «eridjt, n.
— inftan}, /. a conrt deeiding doubtfnl cases
betweea sovereign prlnces (formerly be-
tween noblemen in general).
XuS'trägtn, (str.) v. I. a. 1. to carry ont;
ftd) — laffen, to go out in a chalr; 2. to
wear ont; to wear the proper time; fig-t.
3. vid. Xnsmaften, 4. a 6.; 4. (<. «/.) to de-
eide, to determine; 5. o) to Mab, report;
o) vid. 85eWatf<ben, 2.) II. n. to ceaae, leave
off bearing (*aid of fruit-trees); ein Sannt,
ber ausgetragen brt, a tree past bearing.
Ttu*troger, (ttr.) m. 1. (letter) carrier; diu-
tribntor; 2. cont. tell-tale, tale-bearer;
X-inn, (to.) /. a prattling woman, tell-tale.
XnStrlgerti', (io.)/. vid. Jtlarfdjerei.
Xuftralilfn, TCuftra'äfTfti, n. Geog. Anttrali«,
Polynesia, Anstralaaia. [lian.
QCnfrralifd), adj. "XvJjbctU&t, (ttr.) m. Auatn-
•TCnftraTe, comp. — fanb, m. Afin. Sydne}-
earth ; — fd)»in, m. vid. eSnMUbt.
Xu»'tranern,(io.) v.n. to monrn the due time;
to ceaie monrning.
Xui'traumen, (to.) v. n. to ceaie dreaming.
Auftreiben, (»tr.) v. a. 1. to drive ont (the
cattle, Ac) ; 2. to expel, drive off, cast ont,
ejeet; Seufel — , to cast (out) devils; to
exorcise; ben 6d)neif — , to cause sweating;
tr bat ibm bie 95o«bett mit bem ©torfe ans»
getrieben , he has whipped bim ont of b»
maliee; a-b, p. a. expnlsive.
KuC'treibung, («.)/. driving ont; expolsion.
Kui'trennen, (to.) v. a. to rip ap, to take
out (the llning, ftc).
Xna'trettn, (str.) v. I. o. 1. to tread out;
Xraubtn — , to tread grnpes; 2. to «iden
(shoes, Ac), to make (boots) larger by use;
to make hollow, to wear by treading, II. n.
(aux. fein) 1. to step out; come forth; 2.
a) to swell; bie SRauer tritt au6, the wall
beliiea; 6) to overflow, to break out of the
banks; c) Med. to extravasale; 3. to leave,
qnit a society; to retire (au* bem JDienfte
from the Service, from office, Ac), resign;
4. to absoond, run off, take to flight, es-
cape; ber Atte'getretrne, fngitive; in. %>. i.
(str.) n. 1. the treading out, Ac, ef. Xnts
tritt, 2. A 3.; 2. a) overflow, ioundatfon;
6) Med. extravasation, diapedesia.
lYultrtcb, (ttr.) m. young shoots, spronts.
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Xnrtriefen, («tr. * w.) v. n. (au*, fein) to
trickle or ran oat.
XuS'trinren, (str.) V. I. a. to driok off, drink
oat, drink ap; to finiih (a bettle, &c); II. n.
to teave off Jrinking.
TtuS'tritt, (str.) m. I. a) «teppine out, ic
c/. InStreten» o) itep; c) A-c/t. balcony,
porch ; terrace ; 2. Ast. emertion ; 3. a) lea-
ving, quitting; «ecexaion; 6) reaigning, re-
tirement (from the cabinet, Com. of a part-
ner); c) mnning away, abeconding of a
debtor, Ac.
InS'tVOitncn, (to.) t>. I. a. to dry op, exsi
cate; to draln off (marshea, &c), to drain
or draw (a pond, *c); gut auSgetrotfnctxSi
Sau^ol}, well aeaaoned timber; II. n. (aux.!
fein) to dry ap, become qnite dry; a-S, p. «J
exsiccant, exaiccative; abeSXittcl, p(. A/ed.j
exaiccauU, desiccanta.
luä'ttodfnung, (w.) /. exaiccation, deaic-
cation ; (land) drainage. |
"Sai'tcZttla, (w.) v. I. a. to cell aecond band;
II. n. col. to leave offtarrying, dallying, &c.
luS'tronmuln, (w.) u. a. 1. to drum about
(oat); to publish by tbe drum; 2. to ex-
plode, to drive off tbe »tage, kc, to con-
demn by itamping the feet.
"Austrompeten, (to.) v. a. 1. to publiab by
soand of trampet; 2. fig. vid. Eutpofttuntn.
SfuS'tropfeln, XuS'rropfen, (u>.) v. n. 1. (aux.
fein) to trickle oat; 2. to ceaae trickling.
Tfufi'trojen, (u>.) c. n. to ceaae being obiti
nate or refractory.
Xue'trumpftn, (U.) ». n. Garn, to play out
trumpa.
XuS'tumnttln, (to.) t>. n. * r^?. 1. to leave
off boitling; 2. to butle one'a «elf tired.
XuS'tundjen, (w.) v. a. vid. ■JCuStwif ea.
■JCuä'tunf «n, (io.) o. a. to dip oat.
1u5'tnf<ben, (to.) o. a. to wa»h or «bade witb
Indian ink.
Uni'ubcn, (to.) o. a. 1. a) to perfect by
practice; 6) to execate, dUcharge; to exer
ciae, practiie; c) to exert (infloence, kc),
to wield (power, i.e.); 2. to conu&it, perpe-
trate (a crime); SUcbe — , to take revenge;
a-b, p. o. 1. practiiing; ber o-oe 3Crjt,
practiaing pbysiclan, practitioner ; 2. exe-
cative; a-be (Statut, execntive power.
TCuS'uber, (ffr.) m. practiier, Ac; committer
or perpetrator (of a crime).
TtuJ'ubuna, (>»•)/• exereüe, practice; in —
bringen, to pat or bring into execation
(practice).
■Jtus'öetf auf, (ttr., pi. Tüjs'oerlaufe) m. C»m
seliiug ont or off; Clearing of a «bop.
3Cu*'ocrtaufen, (to.) «. a. Com. to «dl ont or
off, to clear a »hop.
■JCu»'»ttd>fcn, (ttr.) «. n. I. (aux. fein) 1. to
ahoot out, grow out; 2. to grow homp-
backed, cf. JButfelifU 3. to oome to fall
growtb; aai'genadjfen, p. a. fall-growo;
adult, mature, ripe; II. (aux. fabelt) to have
done growiog, to grow a« more.
Vut'affgen, (».) u. r<fl. to veatnre oat
3tu«'»$gen, (u>. «V *tr.) v. o. to weigb; to
weigh ont, (articlei for retail), to aell by
weight.
■JCuS'raa^l, (to.) /. 1. ckooifng, eboiee, «e-
lectioo; 2. auortment; ein« — fraBj6fifd)er
!Büd)er, a aet («election) of Freoch beoka;
eine — treffen, to make a eboiee, to pick oat;
obne — , indiscriminately.
"SuS'BÄblcn, (to.) v. a. to ebooae (oat), «eiset,
to cull, to pick or single ont, to aeek or
aort oat; atligeni^It, p. a. eboiee, diacri-
ininate.
TCa»'l»oIjen, (to.) v. I. a. to roll (oat); rat:
gewaljte« 3RctttH, rolled metol; *u»flrn>alj;
tee Safelblei, milied «heet-lead; II. n. Dane.
to finUb a waltz.
^Cus'nanbercr, (str.) m. emigraat.
Xu6'»anbcm, (to.) v. n. I. (aux. fein) 1. to
«et oot, depart; 2. to emigrate; il. (atur.
bttben) to finiah one'a travela. tio«.
XaC'toanberung, (v>.)f. emigration, expatria-
Xu«'»4rnwn , (to.) c. a. to warm tkoraoghlj .
^Cn*'»finn=Sfen,(*/r.,pl.5Cn»'n>4rm»fcfen) m.
T. annealing-farnace.
"XnB'toixtig, , adj. foreiga; ootward; abroad;
ein o-er Ärieg, a foreign war; o-e Ctoot*<
papiere, foreign faad«; ein «-er greimb, a
friend, a correapondent abroad.
Kttt'ioirts, oxlo. oatward(i); abroad; eine
SDtitt^eUang oon — , a communication from
abroad; — befrinunt, oatward bonnd («aid
of a abip); — gelehrt, Her. addoned; —
fe^en, to tora out; Antt-s. HS — ^tebenbe
Ante, ber — fie&enbe Jtnöo)eI, oat-kaee, «ot-
ankle; — jiebtr, m. abdoctor.
Xn$'B)Ofd)en, (ttr.) v. I. «. to waah, wash «mt,
off; II. rffi. to loae the colour by waahiag.
XnS'ndfTem, (to.) v. a. to water, freabe«, to
3Cu«'»tt(fernng, (w.) f. wateriag, ftc; X«;
Unit, f. Mar. water-line, load-water-lioe.
Xnt'neibfel, (ttr.) m. obange, excaaage.
%te 7 »td)feln, (to.) v. a. 1. to exchange, to
change; 2. Min. to new-llne (aahaft), to
cbange or repair the lining of (a «halt).
TCtt»'»edjfeIttag, (to.) /. exchange; cbange;
K-Mertrag, m. Pol. carte)
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Tfas'we'g, (ttr.) m. 1. ontlet, way oot, isaue,
veiit; opening; 2./%. o) (way of) eacape,
way, ezpedient; 6) »hift,evaaion,aubterfuge,
Tini'äifym, (to.) t>. a. 4 n. 1. to blow ont (tbe
candle, Ac); 2. a) to ralae into tbe air;
1) to 611 witta alr, to »well; n. to fly ont,
flotter; tarn in tbe wind; ein ansgetoe&tee
Segel, a «all blown from the bolt-rope.
Xtt&'ttetcben, (to.) t>. L a. 1. to toak thoroogh-
ly; 2. to get out by aoaking and aoftening;
IL n. (avx. fein) to feil ont from being
loaked.
7(u»'»eta)tn, (ttr.) v. n. (oux. fein) 1. (gen
with the Dat. or »or) to give way, to step
«aide, tarn ont, aaide, ftc. vid. Xufbiegen,
n. 1.; 2. Mus. to modnlate; i.fig. to evade,
«hon, avoid; einet ©odje liftig — , to ahuffle
oft*, abift off; bem Sife (mit beut Sdjifft) — ,
Mar. to gire a birtb to tbe iee; einem ©tofl
— t Fenc. to parry (ward off) a tbrnat; a-b,
p. a. evaaive, (anawera, Ac).
Yus'neiibe«, R-w-t. comp. — plaf, m. aldlng,
aidlng- m paaaing-plaee, tarn-out, tnrn-out
traek; —fdjtenen, /. p(. aiding raila, torn-ont
rails,crosaing-raila ; —jungen,/, pl. awitchea.
Xue'meiihung, (to.) /. 1. Surg. & Ast. elonga-
tion ; 2. JPhf. vid. X&»eid)ung j 3. Mut. mo-
dnlaUon.
Xul'weibcn, (to.) v. a. to gut, bowel, em-
bowel, draw, eviacerate ; Hunt, to nneaae (a
hart), to undo (a boar), to break np (a deer).
Xne'neintn, (to.) t>. I. a. to weep oot, to ntter
in weeping; II. refl. fii) (Acc.) — , to weep
one'a »elf ont; fii) (Dat.) bie Tfttgen — , to
ery ont one'a eye* ; in. n. to ceaae weeping.
Xus'Bttt, (*tr.) m. atatement, tenor, pnrport,
contenta, anbatance; argument, proof.
TCuS'nxifen, (ttr.) v. ha. 1. to order ont of
a place, ftc, to baniab, exile, ezpel; l.fig.
to ahow; to prove; to decide; »ie e( bie
©tfefct — , according to the tenor of the
lawa; TL refl. to prove, to tarn ont; bat
»irt fii) — , the end will ahow or diacover
it, we ahall aee, ebne will manifest.
Xve'mtifung, (to.)/. 1. tnrning ont, baniah
ment, expulsion; 2. vid. XuttMÜ.
2Cu*'»eifen, (to.) ». a. to white« , whitewaah
on the inaide. [atretch
Xus'neiten, (to.) v. a. to widen, enlarge; to
Xue'menMg, L adj. onter, ootward; ontaide;
IL adv.fig. witbont book; — lernen, to learo
by heart, to eommit to memory; — tonnen,
ttiffen, JC, to know (or have) by haart, to
have by rote. |
ItM'nitben, (irr.) v. n. vid. las. ]
TCuo'istrfen, (*tr.) v. I. a. 1. o) to throw,!
caat or Bing ont; Mar-*, to throw orer-
board; ©fiter—, to caatgooda(orerboard);
ben TCnfer — , to caat (or drop) anchor, vid.
Unfern) ein ffloot — , to hoiat ont a boat;
bat 2otb — , to heave the lead, to aonnd;
bie Boje — , to atream the bnoy; bie Xngrl
— natb, to atrike for ...; 6) to caat ont,
throw np or off, expectoratcbring up (flegm,
ftc), apit; bnrd) ben ©rnblgang — , Med. to
egeat; c) to vomit (fire), diagorge (streanu
of lava, ftc); 2. a) to geld (a horae); to
gnt (a bare); 6) to clear of mnd (a ditcb,
ftc); 3. o) reject (bad money); b) to eject,
expel; 4. Com. ftc eine Summe — , to draw
ont, to put aaide or aet apart a aom; rät
9tefl)nnng — , to draw ont an acconnt; eise
©eftforte in einer onbern — , to reduce one
denomination of coin into another (aa dollan
into ponnda Sterling, ftc); ber »id)t au£gt>
uorfene ftoften, deferred entry; einem ei»
©ehalt — , to fix, appoint one a aalary ; IL a.
1. o) to throw out, outward; 6) Afon. 1»
atep ; e) Hort, to oacillate or move regnlarijr,
3. Garn. ftc. to throw firat, to begin ; wer wirft
aus ? who ha» the firat throw (at dice, ftc)?
HL v. t. (Hr.) n. 1. caat (of the lead), Ac;
2. o) Med. expectoration; 6) ejacnlarJoi.
TCue'toettera, (to.) v. n. & refl. to leave ofl
tbnndering, atorming.
XuJ'ttejen, (to.) v. a. 1. to whet off or ont;
2. fig. to wipe off, away or ont, obliterat*
(a blot, atain or apot); to make amenda for,
repair (a fault) ; to revenge (an affront).
Yunoitbfen, (to.) v. a. 1. to line with wax;
2. fig. to thraah aoondly.
■JtuS'tttitfeln, (to.) v. a. 1. to nnfold, nnwrap,
diaentangle, extricate; 2. to nnawaddlc,
nnawathe (a child).
Ttne'ttiegen, (ttr.) v. a. ineor. for Xnfmaga.
ftrt'minbeln, (to.) v. a. vid. 3CuS»i<f ein, 2.
Ttut'ninben, (ttr.) v. a. 1. to wring ont; 2.
to draw out with a windlaaa; 3. (Sine»
Qtmat) to wring or wrest from one.
Xus'rsintern, (to.) v. I. a. to winter; n. n.
(avx. fein) to periah in winter.
KnS'wipfeln, (toj v. a. to poll, lop (treet).
Xut'reippen, (to.) v. a. to caat (whip) oot f of the
aealea in weighing) gold-eoina ; cf. SBippen.
Tiue'wirlen, (to.) v. I. o. 1. to work ont; 2.
vid. Xnimeibttt; 3. fig. to effect, procure,
obtain; ben ^uf eine« ^ferbeS — , For. to
pare • hone'» hoof; ben Seig — , Bai;, to
knead the dough; einen «erboftthefehl gegen
Semanb — , to aerre a Warrant npon one;
einen ftarbon — , to ane ont a pardon; II.
n. to work, operate anffidently; to
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woridng (in gener»!) or weavlng, working
at the loom. *
Ynfmimn, (w.) v. a. rät. entwirren.
%lt'mifa)en, (w.) «. o. 1. a) to wipe out;
MO. to apange (the gnna); 6) to blot out,
efface; 2. fig. (Sinns etwa*) to take re-
venge opoa by giving by-wipe«.
Xnt'unttern, (w.) v. L o. 1. a) to air; to
weither; 6) to aeaaon (timber); 2. fig. to
aatell, huot ont, to get «cent of; II. n. (aux.
frä) 1. to get decomposed by expoanre to
the air; 3. to aeaaon (aa timber); — (äffen,
vid. I. 1. 6); 3. (aux. hoben) to ceaie thnn-
dering.
Xsi'Voibtn, (w.) e. a. Arch. to Tanlt, sbape
to a vanlt, arch od the inaide.
Xoi'nölbuna, (w.) /. 1. vaulting, 4c; 2,
areb, vanlt.
Xat'm&d)*, (j(r., pj. X«»'»5d)fe) m. 1. aprout-
ing, growth, effloreteence; 2. Mied. 4c. ex-
creieence; 3. honch, hompback.
Kni'nfi^len, <v>.) o. a. to grab op; to roat;
to andennlne.
XaCvarf, (str., ptTCno'aarfe) m. 1. a)throw-
ing ont, 4c. cf. XttimtlftM V) ernption (of
a volcano); 2. Garn, firat throw, caat; 3,
a) spitting, expectoration; $aben Sie einen
ItUbten — ? do yon expectorate eaiily? 6)
apittle, aaliva ejeeted; c) exeretion; d) ex
cremt Dt; 4. Law, flotaam, jeUam; h.fig.
ooteatt ; refose , traah , drega, acum (of the
people, 4c); Com-t. — »OÜC, /. ontsbot
wool; perftfdje — fette, /.ardaa »ilk, ardaaaea,
"toS'lBÄrfetn, (w.) e. a. to raffle, play for (a
thiog) with dice. [caat
laS'würflinä, (rtr.) m. one expelled, an out-
lB* / ronr|eIn / (to.) v. a. to root ont, to atob
or grub (np), nproot.
Xtt«'»5tben, (w.) «. n. vid. Ysltoben.
auswarfen, (w.) ». a. to indent, noteh, acal
lop,to cot ont into point« and edgea; Her. to
eograil; anJ'gejtt«, p. o. £o(. 4c. notehed,
denticnlate(d), laciniate(d), jagged; van-
dyked (aa lacea, 4c); bat 'JCuSgejatfte, vid.
SoSjotfnng, 2.
laS'ittdhmg, (u.)/. l.indentation; 2. inden-
tare, denticnlation, jaggedneaa.
■Xli'jablen, (u>.) «. a. to pay (ont, away or
over, (Knem, to* ...), to iaane.
■SttS'jiblen, (w.) e. I. a. 1. to connt ont, enu-
merate ; 2. to seil by the nnmber (by retail) ;
n. n. to connt to the end; to ceaie coonting,
tdling. [bnraer.
Ttni'jabler, (Hr.) m. paymaater, caahier, die-
Tia'ja^tung, (w.) /. payment.
Xtfjafnen, (to.) v. I. n. to ceaae teething;
IL or Xn»'}dbneln, Xn«'j46nen, (io.) o. a. to
indent, jag, noteb, emarginate.
Xut'jabmma, (w.)/. vid. Xusjatfun«.
Xw'janfen, (tc.) t>. L a. to icold, rate; U.
to leave off acolding.
XuS'jttpfen, (to.) v. a. 1. to draw, top ont; 2.
to aell (liqoor) by retail fron» the harret.
Tfoi'jappeln, (to.) v. n. to ceaae kickiog.
7Cn»'}anbern, (u>.) v. n. to ceaae loitering.
XnS'äebren, (w.) v. I. a. lit. &fig. to contnme ;
to emaciate, exhanat, drain; II. n. (aux-
fein) 4 refl. to pine away, langniah, waate,
become enervated ; tt-b, p. a. conanmptire,
bectic; eine a-be JCrant^eit, a conaamption.
Xna'iebrnns, (to.)/. conanmption.
Xn»',jei(bnen, (tc.) v. I. a. 1. to mark ont,
note ont, diacriminate ; SBoarcn — , Com. to
mark ont, ticket, labei gooda; bie optima
im aRonnfcrtpte — , Typ. to mark ont the
prima ; 2. to diatingniah, «ignalize ; to ahow
reapeetto...; 3.tofiniah adranght ordeaiga;
II. refl. 1. to be (rendered) conapienona;
2. fig. to diatingniah or «ignalize one'i »elf,
to excel.
Xu8'jeid)mm8, (tr.) f.l.a) marking ont, 4c. ;
b) mark; 2. diatinetion; reapect; a-8tt«rtb,
o-8»firbig, adj. worthy of diatinetion.
XnS'jlebm, (ttr.) v. I. a. 1. lit. 4 gen. to draw
out, extract (a atnmp, 4c); to pull out or
up; einen 3«&n — , Surg. to take out or
draw a tooth ; 2. a) to pnll off; pnt off; ca»t
off (dothea); b) to nndreaa (one); einem
etwa» — , to atrip one of ; 3. to «tretch (a
atring, 4c); diatend; 4. Chem. to extract,
diacharge (colour, 4c), to diatil, decoct;
fig-t. 5. to fleece, rob, atrip, plnnder ; 6. to
extract (Math, a aqnare root, 4c), to aeiect
and abatract (from a literary work); fnr} —,
to abridge, abatract; eine Sfctbnung — , to
make ont an aeconnt ; II. refl. to nndreaa one'«
aeif; in. n. (aux. fein) 1. a) to march off,
ont ; to go forth ; to aet ont (in proceaaion) ;
6) to take the field ; 2. to qnit, leave a houae,
to change one'a lodginga, remove, move.
Xu»';ieb:Xif(b, (str.) m. aliding-frame Üble.
TCuS'jie^ang, (to.)/. i. drawing ont, 4c; 2.
Surg., Math. tc. extracting, extraction.
TtuS'jicren, (to.) «., XaS'iierung, (u>.)/. wo".
■Jtnsfdjmötfen, 4c.
ZuS'jimmern, (u.) v. a. 1. Min. to line (a
abaft) with timber-work; 2. to perfect (the
timber-work); to aqnare, faahion.
InCiinnen, (to.) v. a. to tin (a veaael) on the
inaide.
XaS'jtrfeln, (to.) v. a. to meaanre with com-
paaaea.
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Jfos'jlfiben, (w.) «. a. to hin (off the «tage),
condemo by hissing, c/. 'Auspfeifen.
■JCnS'jittern, (u>.) v. n. to cease trembling, to
cease to vibrate. [kicking.
■KnS'jUdfen, (w.) v. n. to ceaae writbing,
■Jfas'jüg,». I. («tr.,p/.TCU8'juge) m. 1. march-
ing out, off; proceMion; — bei Jtülber
3SraeI, the departure of tbe brachte»,
exodoa (from Egypt); 2. a) reraoving, re-
moval; 6) reserve (cf. TCaSjfigler)} 3. fig.
extract: o) decoction, esscnce; b) atate-
raent, abatract, abridgment, epitome, brief,
draught, docket, compendiuin; 4. Conunote,
bill; 5. drawer (in a burcau or caie); II.
comp. %-Sitain, m. Fort. onder-ditch ; Tt-t*
Übt, /. (ehest or «et of) drawer* ; Tl-fyoä),
n. drain-well; tt-8»rift, <idj. by extract.
XuS'iugler, (ttr.) m. seller of an estate or
houie having res erved to himaelf iodgings, fcc
XuS'jupfett, (w.) v. a. to plnck ont; to pick
(wool).
3tu«'jn>ängen, (».), ItnS'jieingen, (irr.) t>. a.
(6inem Staat) to force (aomething) ont
(of one, Ac).
3tne'j»eifeln, (ie.) i>. n. to doobt ao longer.
Xu't jjfft, (*rr., pi. Xu'tbäler) n. a fertile valley
near a river. [ticity.
»Sutbenticitaf, Xotbentie', (u>.) /. authen-
♦ TCut&en'tifd), sdj. autheatic, genuine.
*3Cut&cntffi'ren, (to.) v. a. to anthenticate.
»Sn'to*, (Cr.) comp. — blogroabie', (u>.) /.
autobiograpby ; —bibaff, (ir.) m. one who is
»elf-Uaght or «elf edacated ; — gräpb', (vi.)
m. 1. antograph, antographicoj writing; 2.
copying-machine ; —trat', (to.) m. aotoerat;
— frafifo), odj. autoeratie; —matf, («ir.) n.
& («o.) m. automaton; — maftfä), adj. anto.
matical; — matifibe gtguren, pU automaton
figorea.
*TLutotO.U, (5p.) n. Rom. Cath. act of faith
♦ TCutopfir, (u>.)/. autopsy, ocular evidence.
♦ IVtor, m. anthor; — fdjuft,/. anthership
♦Xntorift'ren, (u>.) v. a. to aatboriie, em-
power.
*Eutorit Jf, (u.) /. aatbority.
♦ luiUiär/, adj. anxiliary.
XnroCb'! inf. coJ. ah! oh! O «id! alat!
* Xoal', m. Com. siirety for payment, bau,
♦ Xooli'ren, (w.) v. a. Com. to h»il, io stand
•ecurity for.
♦Ttoanee', [Fr. pron. äväng» r ) (u>.) /. Com.
money advaaced, or diibnrced, advance; in
— bejobUtt, to pay beforehand; mit — OeTs
laufen, to seil with an advance, witb profit.
«XtKracemenr*, [Fr. pron. ävängsmäng'] m.
proniotion, pacferment.
*'3foanri'rat, [ävä»gs* / ren] (».) ». I. n. to
advance; to be promoted, preferred; im
BUnfte — , to rite in tbe aervice; II. a. to
advance, promote, prefer.
*2C»ancTr/tau, {ttr.) n. Gun. lashing.
♦Eoontfgarbt, (tu.)/. MU. avant-guard(fh),
advanced guard, van.
*3C»anturt'reu, (w.) v. n. Com. to give money
on bottomry.
•Xnuntür'*, comp. Com. —trief/ m. biU of
ad venture; — fdjiff, n. freebooter, amuggler.
**wui'jo, (It.) Com. cid. loanee.
*5C»«rie' / («.)/. Com. vid. $<u>arie; aoorir'te
SBaaren, damaged goodi.
**'»e «Warftt, n. Rom, Cath. Ave-Mary ; —
lauten, n. angelns.
*3foenturä'|tei», (ttr.) m. Afin. Vcntunne-
itone.
*Ttwc$', (ttr.) m. Num. obvene, head, front,
face of a coin.
♦KocrftonaTs, comp. — qnantom, n. — fnmmt,
/. cid. Xbfinbungefummt.
DcVotrti'rcn, (ui.) v. a. Com. to advertiae, in-
form of.
*TC»ertiffemcnt', [Fr., pron. — mäng'j n. Com.
advertiiement , intelligente; "H-tmoxtt, u.
pl. MU. cautionary worda.
*2C»iS', (ttr.) m. Com. aviso, Information,
advice, notice; comp, —brief, m. letter o
advice; — joebt,/. —fdjiff, n. corvet(te), ad-
vice-boat.
«TCbifi'ren, (u.) v. «. Com. to adviae, infotxn
of ; Sinent einen SSeojfel — , to adviae one
of a bill.
♦ Xüifftt, (lt.) ado. Com. at aight.
Xr*e,(u..)/. md.5td)fe.
* Xjnnif, (ttr.) m. Min. thumer~»tone,mxinite.
♦'XriSm', (ttr.) n. axiom.
♦Wome'ter, (ttr.) m. Mar. tell-tale of the
tiller.
Tttt, (ttr., pl. Ifjtfe)/. axe; bie — ohne hat
Stiel, the head of an axe; — bfott, n. blade
of an axe ; —beim, — ftitl, m. hei v e of an axe.
Til'tn, »id. Ttaen.
♦TCjimütb', (ttr.) n. Ast. aximntb.
♦'XjünutbäTj, comp. T. —frei», m. azimath
circle; — ubr, /. azimutb-dial; — jirfel, »».
azimnth-compau.
■Jtjo'ren,/. p<. Geog. the Azorea, the Western
Islands; Xjo'rifdj, adj. Azorian.
*Kjüi / , I. (ttr.) m. vid. Saftirj II. or K}Stn,
adi. azare, (aky- or faint-)blue.
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98, b, n. 1. Gram. B, b, ttae lecond Ietter and
int eonaonant of the aiphabet; 2. Muts.
a) B flat (the aeventh note of the gamot
marked with a flat); fr) a eharacter marked
thna [{>] depreaaing the Bote before which
1t i» plaeed one »emitone lotrer, nid. Grrs
«tebrigmigS jesdjtn ; B bur, ((he key oO B flat
major; B moU, (the key of) B flat minor;
Bqaaorat, a natural (a eharacter, marked
thns fe , which removea a aharp or flat and
restores the note to which it ia prefixed to
its original ralne).
15., »n abbr. b. for bei, bei btm, beim, at,
with, by ; 85. or B. Com. for flSrfefe, paper,
bilb (on exchangea); 95. X. for ©«nfflttie,
95aafaffignate, ahare (inbank-atock); 9595.,
95be. for SBanbe, Tolomea; 95n). for 95an),
book; 95co., So., Bco. /or 95anFgeIb, 95anfs
teertb, banco, banc money; 95b. /or 95anb,
Tolnme; 99bd)n./or95£llbd)ra, amall volnme;
Äbe./or »ante, volnme»; fBMfl. /or 95ud)s
bdnblnng, bookaeller'a ahop; b. b virf. b.4
SBbrn. /or fflrfibern, to the brothera; 95brr.
for Stüber, brothera; fStmb.for bearbeitet,
Bearbeitung, elaborated, Elaboration ; beb.,
betrat, for btbentet, aigniflea, meana; bef.,
befinbl. for beftnblid), to be fonnd; beil.,
beilieg. /or beiliegenb, encloaed, annexed;
bef., brjbnb. for befonbert, eapecially; be» v
breollm, for bcooumeifitigt, plenipotentiary ;
95. ©. /er Srritengrab, degree of latitude ;
BtbL/orbMfd), acriptural; ®U6b./or »Hb«
banrr, «calptor,9MIbbanrrei, aculptnre; SJiog.
for SB tograpbie, biography ; »ifd). /or bifdjöf*
Hd), ftifdjof, epiacopal, biahop; 95mf. for
Saacomarf, mark banco; 95n., 95. 9t. for
Kantnoten, bank notei; bot., fflot./or botos
ntfd), 95otamf, botanicai, botany; 9t. for
95ogen, «heet (of paper); br. 1. /orbreit,
large;2./orbrodjirt / atitched;fflr./or®rtite,
latitude; St., 95tt0, Bt., Btto. /or Brutto,
groas(-weight) ; 95j., 95*n. for »«(eil, batz ;
95nd>cr./orS3nd)bru<ferei,printing-e«tabllab-
nent ; ».Hffiertb, vid. »CO. 5 95. SB., 95. 3
/br atadjbanbltrtfBabnutg, »tubbinbler:
3dblaag, bookaeller'» valne or currency.
■59 or 955$! int. cont. po! poghl pngh!
95l! int. baal (hnitating the bleating of a
9teftt, (to.)/. vid. 95cre. [aheep).
*95aal', m. Baal ; fig. Idol ; 95-»pfafft, m. wor-
abipper oftheidolBaal; cont. awickedprieat
Soor, I. odj. vid. 95ar$ II. (to.) «. Afar-»
I. /. a) «id. 95«tte» 6) 95-«n, pi. «arge»,
wavea of the aea; 2. m. freah water (ao-
experienced or raw) aailor.
©ao/re, (to.) /. «id. 95abre.
»aar«, (*tr.) m. vid. 95or«.
Kabbelei', (w.)/. troig. babbiing, cbattering.
©abb'etn, (ic.) v. n. vuig. »id. Arabern.
iBc/bel, (ttr.) I. n. Geogr. Babel, Babylon; II.
m. Com. vid. 5(u«fdj«f . [papooehea.
*95abon'd)en, fflabn'fiben, (io.)/. baboo.be»,
95abt)lo / ttifd), adj. Babylonian, Babyh>nic(al).
»BoccalOUtfäf, (itr.)n. bacheiorabip; bac-
*95accala«'ren*, m. bacbelor. [calaortate.
*9$aed)ana'li"e"n, (io.) pJ. baccbanala.
• S9acd)anf , (to.) m. 95acd)an'tinn, (vi.) f. a
(male or femaje) baccbanal, bacchanalian»
gen. pi. Bacchantea; bacd)anf ifd), adj. Bac-
chanalian.
*S5acayif(b, adj. bacchic(al); btr b-c «ertfilf,
bacchina (a metrical foot).
*58aed/aS, m. 6r. Afytn. Baccbaa ; — fefi, ».
baccbanala; —lieb, n. bacchanalian »ong, di-
thyrambic; — pricfler, m. — priefterinn,/. vid.
95aee)cmt, 3t.) — ftob, m. thyrae, thyraua.
S5ad), 1. 1. (str., pl. 95od)'e) m. brook, rivnlet ;
II. comp. — arafel, /• vid. — fleljej Bot-s. —
binfe,/. water bulrnsb;— btmge,/.brook-lime;
— fabrt, /. gntter made by a waterSood, cart-
way waahed ont by torrent», rain- or anow-,
water ravine; — fartDt,/. Ich. brook-tront;
— bohtnber, m. Bot. water-elder, gnelder-
roae; — &unb, m. vid. SadjSbunbj — freb»,
m. Ent. crawflah, frech -water »hrimp; —
frefe, /. vid. fflrnnnenfreffej — münje, /.
Bot brook-mlnt, water-mint; — reid), adj.
rilly ; — ftelge,/. Orn. wagtail, waaher; — »eibe,
/. Bot. roae-wiilow. [three yeara).
95ad)'e, (w.) /. Sport, wild aow (of from two to
95ad)'er, (rtr.) w. Sport, bog-ateer, wild boar
(of from two to three yeara).
S5adyleta,(rtr.)n.(dim.o/95a<b)brooklet,rill.
95ad)fen, (w.) ». a. Mar. vid. 95ojctn.
fflaöj'a«, *. vid. 95acd)nS.
SSaeT, I. *. (str.) n. (fometimei /. * m.) 1.
Mar. a)caatle, forecaatle; fr) birth; c)meaa;
2. T. a wooden veaael, diah or platter; II.
adv. back; HI. comp. — botb, n. k m. lar-
board; (Vreicbt am —bort! hold water with
yonr larboard oara! — borbfeite, /. larboard
■ide; 95-8gafien, pl (fore-)ca»tle-crew or
men; —legen, to back (the aaila); ba8 —legen
btr «Jorberftgel, boxing (off) a abip; - Uo
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genb, aback ; ©-«gefeuert, S-ftmaatl, m, meu
■natu; 18-Smeifter, m. maiter of a nie»»; —
fpitr, /. outrigger of the (boat'») goeu-rope;
— ftagttttife, <"*"• on tne inarter; S$-6road)e,
/. larboard watch; — (tafljttillb, m. quarter
ot qaartering wind.
Ctttf* (o/ffloeten), comp. — apfel, m. —bim,/,
dried apple or pear; — bled), — bret, n. plate,
board u»ed for baking; — ftftb, m. i. fish for
frying; 2. Joe. green mis», a yonng lady not
yet oot or just out; -~$au8, n. bakebome;
— fo^Ie,/. caking coal; — obft, n. dried fruit;
— ofen, m, baker* oven; — pfanne, /. frying
pan, baking pan; — ribdjen, n. jagging iron;
-feSaufel,/. peel; -fcbüffef.,/. baking diih;
— ftein, m. brick; — ftetnfarMg, adj. Chem.
lateritiou»; — ftabe, /. vid.— bau* 5 —tag,
m. baking-day; —trog, m. kneading-trough,
brake; — »ttf, n. pastry (work).
Vfatft, (vi.) f. S$a<fen, (rfr.) m. 1. cheek; mit
eingefallenen — , hollow-cheeked; 2. col. vid,
•jointerbaife; 3. the butt-end (of a gon);
4. Mech. &c. jaw, p(. tboie piecei of a ma-
cbine, *c which form corresponding lidea:
Mars. S5-n bt« ©ebiffe«, bowa of a ahip;
S-n am SKofte, hound«, cheekn of a mast;
fl$-n Ut ffiuflfprtttä, bee», fiddle or saddle
npon the bow«prit ; T-s. 83-n 6« Angelform,
chaps; flä-n am SSä)rüubfto<re, vise-chap».
S5ad"en*, comp, belonging to the cheek», buc-
cal; —hart, m. whisker«; — bärtig, adj.
whUkered, lud. bewhiskered; — brüfe, /.
Xnat. buccal gland; — grübeben, n. dimple
in the cheek»; — fttod)en, m. cheek-bone,
jaw-bone; — nutlfel, m. buccinator, trom-
peter'i maacle; — riemen, m. vid. ®ti)mani
riemtn; — ftreif, m. läppet, pinner (of a head<
dreu); — ftreia), m. box on the ear; — ftütf,
n. cid. ffiaefe, 4.; — ftu$l, m. eaay cbair;
-ftütfe, n. pl. Sad. main vertical pieces of
a bridle; — tafd)en, /• pl. cheek -pooehes
(witb which »ome an i mal» are provided, as
the mannots); — jabn, m. cbeek-tootb, mill
or molar tooth, col. grinder.
93a<fen, v. I. (rir.) n. to bake; U. (irr.) a.
to bake; to dry (frnit, *c); gifen — , vid.
Camentiren j in einer Pfanne — , to fry; 3ic«
gelfteint — , to bnrn tilea.
Kidftt, (str.) m. baker; — burfä), — gefeH,
— fned)t, in. jonrneyman baker, baker'i boy;
— fiemetl or — ^anb»ert, n. baker» trade,
baker*» bnainea»; — frdje, /. Afed. baker'»
Heb; — meffer, n. dough-knife; -fdjabe,/.
Alt black-beetle, cockroach.
ftHttttV, (to.) /. bakery, bake-hou«e.
SM», (*tr, pJ. Bfber) n. 1. gen. batb ; 2. tpa,||
mUBabeort; in'« — reifen, to go to « water-
ing place (or to the «pa); SBfibcr cerorbnen,
to preacribe bathing; pruv-s. baS Ainb mit
bem S-c auegtefien or au8fd)ntten, to rejeet
good and badtogether; Sincmbai — (gc)fcg«
nen, to dliappoint one'» bot hope» witb evil.
SSo/be*, comp. — anflalt, /■ bathing place or
e»tabliahment; — ■ arjt, m. pbyiician in a wa-
tering place; — tnr,/. u»e of miner.il water»;
— fMU, /. vid. — matten —gaft, m. viaitor
at a watering place, bather; — gclegcnfccit,/.
bathing aecommodation ; — tyrnt, n. bagnio,
batbinglodge; — Fjofcn, f.pl. batfiing-brcecb-
ea; —foppe, /. baihing cap, oil-ca»e cap;
— farren, m. bathing machine; — mciflcr, ni.
vid. Saber, l.t — matter,/, umlwifc; —ort,
m. watering or water-piace, »pa; — pla», in.
bathing (»wimming) place; —reife, /. jour-
ney to a watering place; — fdjif, «. noating
bath;— fd)n>amm,m. common »punge; — ftab,
m. batbing-atalT; — ftubc, f. vid. — {immer j
—manne, /. bathing tub; —warm, adj. of »
temperatore to bathe in; — rodrme, /. tem-
peratnre for bathing; — jcit,/. bathing aea-
•on; — jimmet, n. bagnio, bathing room,
bathing clo»et.
Sff/ben, (ic) v. I. a. to bathe, lave; II. n. *
rtfl. to bathe, n«e bath»; in Sbrinrn or
SBIut gebabet, drenched in teart or blood.
ffia'bencr, fflofccn'fer, (ttr.) m. Badeneae, in-
habitant of Baden.
fBo'ber, (str.) m. 1. bagnio keeper, bath
keeper; 2. »urgeon, cupper; harber.
Säberci', (w.) f. 1. bagnio; 2. cnpper's or
barber'a *hop. [or «tar ania-aee«l.
♦ Sabiän', (str.) m. Com. badinn(e), lnjiao
JBa'btfd), adj. (of) Baden, Badiih; bit b-t
■Jfrmee, the Baden army.
föäff' d)cn, (str.) n. a clergyman'a band,
Ȋffen, ffldffjcn, (w.) v. n. proeinc. to bark.
♦Sagatell's, comp. — Magc, — \aa)t, f. Law,
petty cau«e or hiw-suit; — fa)ulbcn, /. p.'.
■mall (petty) debts, col. pettic*.
»fflagatefle, (w.)f. tritte, a tritling thing.
♦ »aggo/gc, [Fr., pron. bigä'ibe] (w.) /.
baggage, luggage.
SBag'gcr, I. (str.) m. dredger; one that clear»
mud or peat; II. comp. — ne*, n. drag (net),
dredge; — mafcStne, /. dredging machine.
SBog'gcrn, (w.) v. a. to dredge, deepen witb »
dredging-maebine; to clear out (mud orpeat).
So/gii'nraa, Sagi'nenraa, (».)/. Afar. erat»
jack (»all) yard; — fegel, n. crou jack aail.
89 d'fjcn, (u>.) v.a.l. Med. to foment, to »turve ;
2. Cook, to toaat ; 3. to burn (a* a char-
coal pile).
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Sit/mittel, (str.) n. wann lotioa, stope, fo-
roeotatioD, Med. epitbem.
Bahn, f. I. (».)/• l.pathway,road;2.conrse;
patta;3.(6ifen— )railway,railroad;4.face(of
a banuner, of an anvil, of a plane); 5. SB-en,
pl. Mar. dothi (in a «all); 6. Ast. orbit;
aphere (of a planet) ; trajectory, track (ol
a comet, *c.); Sie — bredjen, 1. to beat a
patta; 2. fig. to break the ice; auf bie —
bringen, to sbow (one) tbe way, to raise,
atart; II. comp. K-v>-s. — abwärts, adv.
descending; —aufwärti, adv. ascending;
--bredjer, m./«g.wnymaker,pioneer; R-vus.
-brücfe, /.- viaduct; eine —fahrt benoten, to
Uke a train; — Jof, m. Station (c/. ©ifou
bafin:); —log, ad}, pathless, trackiess;
Ä-«!-*. — prefil, n. profiie or *ection (of a
railway); — ftollnt, m. tunnel; — (Iretfe, /.
— ftücC, n. »ection; — »arter (prowinc. —
Bart), m. signal-man, line-keeper; —jug,
m. (raiüway-)träin.
Bab'nen, (w.) r. a. 1. to beat (a path or way),
to amooth or clear (the vay), make level;
to pave; 2. fig. to pioneer, facilitate; fid)
{Dat.} einen SBeg — , to make, work, cut or
carve oat one'i way; einem ben SBeg — JU,
to pot one on the way for.
fBob/ve, (ib.) f. barrow, litter; bier, hearse.
»abr/tüd), (rfr., pl. »ahrtutber) n. hearse
eJoth.
Sfitf'uas, (w.)/. foraentation, cf. ffiäbmirrel.
S«i, (w.)/. bay; — fteber, n. bay fever (»id.
Vol. I.); -fdlj, n. vid. »Ottfalj.
»«?er, (te-.) m., fflai'erinn, (u>.) /. Bastian.
Bafertfd), ffiai'rifa), ad?". Bavarian.
Sofern, n. Geog. Ba»aria (P. JV.).
Saifbrecbnt, (str. t sep.) v. n. Sport, (of the
boancU) to cease barking.
Sofien, (ut.) v. n. Sport, to hark.
«SojaM're, (to.)/. bayadere, Iodian dancing
«Sajaj'tO. m. (ft.) buffoon. [glrl.
»Sajoner, (str.) n. Jtfit bayonet; bat lange
— , aword bayonet ; bas — auf ba« ©emebr auf
fe$e«, to fix the bayonet ; ba£ — gefällt! bayo-
net in Charge! — ob! onfix bayonet! — etile,
ffiof , vid. ©ad* . [— bfitfe, /. bayonet Hocket.
Safe, (io.) /. 1. Mar. beacon, sea-mark, baoy ;
2. Eng. slope-stake; ffi-n errieten, to pnt
op beaconi; 8-ngelb, n. beaconage.
«Bo/fel, (str.) m. joc. stick, cndgel, clob
fSateijan, (str.) m. dried »alt codfish ; — ftfdjer,
m. banker. [poise
»Batan'ce, [Fr., pron. bäläng'ae] (u>.)/.e(|ui-
•eaiancier', [Fr., pron. bälängsyä'] m. Afec/t
beam, balancier ; — (bampfjinafebine, /. beant
(ateam) engin«, opp. Äurbtl(bampf)mafd)ine
«Statanefren, [bälingsi'ren] o. o. k n. to
poise, balance.
♦SBalaneir'j, comp. — mafebtne, /. W-m. ba-
lance poiser; — (lange,/, rope-dancer'a pole,
poy. [terrace.
♦ äSalcon', [Fr. bälköng'] (str.') m. balcony;
Salb, adv. 1. soon, early; shortly, speedily,
ere long; 2. almost, nearly; eaaily; er »tr=
giebt — , he easily forgives; eS muf — tyre
jjcit fein, she must be near her time ; id) roäre
- geworben, I was like to die; ba£ ifl —
gefügt, it is easily said; — fo, — fo, now
so, tben otherwise; — , — , at one time or
another; by-and-by; now ..., now ..., sorae-
times (the one, &c), sometimes (the other,
icc), one while ..., another wbile ...; alter-
nately; — bier, — ha, now here now tbere.
*ä8atbad)Tn', (str.) m. canopy, daia; cloth of
state; mit einem — bebetft, canopied.
SWbe, (io.)/- provinc. (only used in): in — ,
in a «hört time, soon.
SBät'ber, + * provinc. comp, of Salb.
SBal'btg, adj. speedy, early; balb'igfi, I. adj.
inost speedy; II. adv. as ««on as possible.
SBoI'briän, (str.) m. Bot. valerian, capon's
teil; ber grted)ifo)e — , Jacob's ladder.
»al'buin, m. Baldwin (P. N.).
Salea'ren, pl. Geog. the Balearic Isles (/'.
A r .); »ttteo'rifa), adj. Balearic
* SBaleft'cr, (str.) m. balister, cross-bow.
Salg, (str., p/.®dl'ge) m. 1. skin;case, slough ;
2. Bot. glnme, husk, shell; au« äBälgen be«
fie^enb, glamaeeons; 3. body of a doli; 4.
vid. ißlafe— ) 5. cont. little cbild, brat; —
— blume,/. Bot. gluraoui flower ; —gefd)»ulft
/. Med. eucysted tomoor; — rapfel, /. Bot.
follicle, conceptacle.
Sol'gen, (w.) e. refl. to romp, wrestle, grap
ple, scuWe, fight.
SBdl'gen, (to.) v. refl. to cast the skin.
Sal'ger, (str.) m. wrestler, boxer.
»algerei', (to.) /. wrestling, fighting, fight,
seuffle, scramble. [blower.
8541'gentrtter, (str.) m. bellows- or organ-
»ol'je, (».)/. 1. Mar. half tob; bie S-n ber
SRarifaDen, top sail-halyard-tabs ; 2. wnsh-
ing tob.
Sal'fen, *. I. (str.) m. 1. Corp. beam; rafter,
clamp; Shipb-s. bie — ber .Stubbrucre, orlop-
beam»; ein frummer — (ÄnieftücJ), camock;
2. Print. cross-piece; 3. Her. pale, chevron,
fesse; 4. Hiisb. a) balk, a ridge of land left
unplonghed between two furrows; 6) the loft
of a harn; c) v£d.$flugbalfen; 5. vid.SBage-
balfenj 6. Mus. the bass-bar (of a violio,
Ac); 7. Anat. the corpvs callosum; II. comp.
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— <mftr, m. Arch. bracc; — banb, n. Corp.
swallow'i tail, cramp; — brücfc, /. timber-
bridge ; — gerüft, n. sca Holding, sträng frame-
work; —feiler, m. raftered cellar; — fopf,
-träger, m. headpiece of a beam , corbel;
— 106, adj. untirabered; — flreif , — ftrid), m.
vid. SBolfen, 3.; — flreifen, n. Agr. whip-
«titchiog; —treter, m. vid. Saigon treter j
tpert, n. beam« and rattert of a building;
{icrat^, /. chevroo moulding.
SBall'», comp. — fcafen, m. Corp. dog; — plan*
ten, /. pl. Sliip-b. side» or side-planks of a
ship.
fäaW, s. I. (ttr., pl. SäH'e) m. 1. ball, globc;
2. ball, dancing; 3. Her. rouodcl; 4. Sport,
barkiag; Gam-s. — fpielcn, — fragen, to
drive, hurl a ball; to play at teunis; ben —
anfpiclen, to serve tbe ball ; to give «ervice;
einen — madjen, BilU to pocket, hazard, hole
a ball, to put a ball in ; ber — ifl gut gemacht,
tbe ball i« well made ; ein febön gemauster
a good ctroke; II. comp, —ttnjug, m. vid.
— fleib» —förmig, adj. round, ipherical; —
bauS, n., — bof, m. tenois-court; — bolj, n.,
— pritfebe,/. bat, battledoor; — but, m. dres»
hat ; —fleib, n. fall dres» ; — meifter, m. maater
of a tenois-court; — nej, n., — f&lagel, m.
recket ; — fdjnerfe, /. Ctrnch. partridge-shell;
— febufce, m. pl. pumpt, dreu shoe«; — fpiel,
— fdjlogen, n. tennis, game at tennis; hurl,
hurling.
SBaUtt'te, s. I. (u>.)/. ballad; n. comp. SB-n=
ti<bter,2)-nfibreiber, m. ballad-maker or wri-
ter; SB-nfänger, m. ballad ainger; sB-nfinl,
m. ballad style.
S8oI1aft,*.I.(*tr.)m. Mars, bailast; mit— be*
laben, vid. SSaUaftenj o$ne — , unbaiiasted;
II. comp, oierf ontigeS — eifen, n. iquare kent-
ledge; — fradjt, /. dead freight; —fleib, n
port «all; — lichter, m., — ftbnte, /. boat to
carry bailast, lighter; — Pforte, /. bailast
SBaDaffen, (w.) v. a. Mar. to bailast. [port.
Sallaffung, (uj.) /. Mar. lastage.
SBallci', (w.)f. ( 7eu tonte Order) commaadery.
Sal'ten, *. I. (str.) m.l.a) Com. Ate. bale, pack,
bag ; 6) ein — Rapier, T. ten reami of paper ;
2. ball (of the band or foot); Far. tole; 3.
Typ. ball; 4. Her. ballet; 5. Join. handle (of
a plane) ; Typ-s. (formerly) bie — benenn,
to bisbop or wet tbe ball»; — anfflopfcn
or machen, to knock ap tbe ballt; — pufcen,
to tcrape tbe balls; II. comp. — hinter, m
packer; — oinbcrlobn, n. package, packing;
— binberftotf, m. packiog-stick; — fteber, n.,
-flin)t, /. the ague, gout in tbe ballt of tbe
handt or feet; —griff, m., — bolj, n. Typ
ball-ttock; — man, f. bale good«; -todfe,
adv. in bale«, by Ute bale.
Sal'len, (w.)u.I.a. to form into ballt, globet;
bie $auft — , to clinch, double or bend the
fist ; II. refl. to gather into (firm) balls ; Anat.
Ute. to conglobate; geballt, adj. conglobate.
»ffiaUef, (str.) m. ballet; — mabeben, n., —
tdnjerinn,/. ballet-dancer.figure girl; — mei»
fter. m. ballet-master.
JaU'bornifTren, (y>.) v. a. burl. to make tri-
vial or ridiculout emendatioat; to tpoil by
endeavouring to mend, to introdnee pieudo-
improvements, to deteriorate.
♦ fflallift'if,/. ballutict, projectilet ; baDiffifd),
adj. ballistic [chemical glatt-reeeiver).
♦ ffiüUon', [Fr., bälöng'] m. balloon (also a
♦»ttUoto'ge, [Fr., — ä'zhe] (u>.)/. baUoting.
♦ SBalloti'ren, (to.) v. n. to ballot, vote by
ballot.
Sal'fom, s. I. (stf.) m. balm, baisam; Med.
unguent; II. comp. Bot-s. — apfcl, m., —
fpringgurfe, /. balm apple; ädjter —bäum,
balm or baisam tree; — bnft, m. baltamic
odour ; — buftenb, adj. balmy ; Bot-s.— front,
n. niarvel of Peru; —poppet, /. the taca-
mabac; — pflanje, — ftaube, /. vid. — banm.
SBalfami'nc, (to.)/. Bot. balsamine, baisam.
*25alfanu'rcn, (u>.) v. a, to balm, embaka, to
impregnate witb baltam; to perfume.
SBalfa'nufcb, adj. balmy, balsamic
»al'tiffb, adj. Baltic; tai b-e «Keet, tbe Bai-
♦ S9aluftro/be, (ib.) f. baluttrade. [tic (tea).
Sättl'je, Bei«, («"•)/• coupling time of larg«-
birds, &c. [birds).
Sül'jcn, (w.) v. n. to coople, to breed (ot
Stal'jer, contr. of Soltbafar, m. Balthasar
(}>. A.). [m. taba(s)heer.
*SBam'bu*, in. (— robr, n.) bamboo; — tuet er,
»am'mel, SBttnVmeln, vid. SBanmcI, *c
SBanK, (str.) m. Sad. saddie-cushioo.
SBam'fen, (w.) v. a. T. to beat (skios).
♦ fflän, SBa'nu«, m. (SUvonic) Ban, viceroy
or civil governor (/. t. of Croatia k Slavooia) ;
toWRit, (str.) n. 1. the district of a Ban;
2. a province of Hungary.
*äßana'ne, (w.)f. Bot. banana.
»aSancäl', vid. Santal.
*®anc'ö, (/(.)/. bank; — 5Karf, mark-banco;
— jettel, m. bank-billet (formerly a govern-
ment money-paper in Anstria) ; cf. SSonf .
Sanb, *. I. (str.. pk »dn'ber) n. 1. ribboa;
band; «tring; Surg. fillet, ligature, bandage,
SBdnber, pl. Mech. rovings; 2. Anat. liga-
ment; 3. Coop. boop; II. (str., pl. Sintc)
m. 1. volome, tome; 2. Bkb. bindiag (cf.
einbanb); m. («tr., pl. ßtaftt) n. 1. ü«,
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comp. — ad)at, m. Min. ribbon-agate ; —
Monte , /■ artificial flowcr; — rifen, n. rolled
iroa for band«, hoop-iron; — fcft, adj. vid.
«anbfeftj — PW, m. vid. 8an|enfif<6$ — gra«,
n. Bot. ribbon-gra»«, ladlea' treues, paint-
ed ladies' grau; — baten, m. T. dog, can-
or cant-hook; —(anbei, m. ribbon-trade; —
(dn&ler, — främcr,m.lace-man,haberda»ber;
— jaSpiS , m. Afin. ribbon-jasper; — motber,
st. ribbon-weaver, tape-naker; — maß (nad)
bei Site ic, um bic ©röf e »er uferte ju be*
ftünmen), a lineal meaanre (to fix tbe beigbt
of horte«) ; —meffer, n. tbop. boop-knife; —
natter,/. Zooi. ribbon-snake; — nabeln, /.pl.
(/t.)nibanvermieelli;— fd)leife,/.knotorloop
of ribbon, favonr; — ftreif, m. 1. top-knot;
2. //er. bend; - — ftücf , n. Corp. prick-poat;
—treffe, /• wonted lace, Uvcry lace; — nate
reu, /- pl. «mall wäre; — »eber, —»Wer, m.
vid. — nuwberj —weite, /. Bot. oaier, wicker,
(rotbe) porple willow, (gelbe) yellow willow;
— wann, m. Zool. aolitary worin, tape-worm,
broad-wonn. [dage; (S$ru<(5>-, trusa,
»»«tbtt'ge, [^>., — ä'zhe] (to.)/. Swrg. »an-
«SBantagift', [Fr., —zuist'] (to.) m. bandage
aaker, tnua-maker, truu-maoafactorer.
«SanWnos, comp. — preffe,/. Manuf. ban-
danapreu; — tüdjer, n. pi. Com. bandaoa
aandkerchiefa.
ffld'nb'iben, («tr.) n, (dim. o/äßono) 1. ban-
delet, any imall ribbon or band; 2. j4na<.
bridle or Iigament(of the fore*kin),formala;
3. a snuill volume, tomelet.
Sante, (to.)/. 1. band, Company (of musi-
etaos); gang (ofthieve», robbers), «et; 2.
ctuhion of a billiard-table ; ein (Ball 6ttt)t an
cer — , a close ball ; 3. Afor.the aide of a ship.
«Sttnbelier 7 , (*tr.) n. Afü. bandoleer, abonl-
Sdn'bereid), adj. volumlnoDs. [der-belt.
S4n'berte(re / (to.)/. jlnot. «yndeunology.
SaVbig, ad), tameable, tarne.
Sin'bigen, (to.) v. a. to tarne break, to re
straio. check, nsaster, «übrige.
Sdsr'biger, {str.) m. tamer, one wbo break«
io; aobdner, conqueror.
SBdn'bigtrag, (».)/. taming, breaking in, tc.
*San6if, (to.) m. bandit, pl. banditti.
fßaag, SBang'e, adj. (comp. & sup. with or
without modification of voioe/) anxions, an
eaay; fearfol; timid; e« ift (mirb) mir — »or
..., I am afraid of ..., I am diamayed at ..
(filinem) — madjen, to make afraid (»or, of ),
to diimay.
«Rang'«, (to.) n. k imp. to be afraid, to feel
I anxiatu; mir bangt »or ...I am afraid of.
äSang'tgfeit, («>.)/■ anxioaaneu, anxiety.fear-
fulness, dismay. [ben«ion, anxiety.
SBäng'lid), 1. adj. anxtou«; II. ffi-trlt, /. appre-
*SWier, SBan'jer, (str.) n. Mar. half-deck.
Sanf, s. I. (str., pl »anfe) /. 1. a) beneb;
form (vid. ®ä)ulbanf)> seat; b) bank; Mar.
«helf; —an ber treffe, Print. »helf; 2. «tall,
stand; 3. lathe (of turnen, cooper«, Ac);
— am $orijonte, a cloady horizon; /ig-s.
ßinen in Sie — bauen, col. to cot (one) op;
anf Die lange — fä)ieben, to delay; burd) bic .
— , indiacriminately, at an average, one with
another; II. (to., pl. SBanPen)/. Com. bank,
banking-company or establisbment ; (Selber in
ber — fteben haben, to be a creditor on the
bank-books; — (alten, to keep bank; — im
SBaffetfpiel (alten, to tally at bauet ; III. comp.
Com-s. — OCtie,/. baok-stock; «hare in bank-
■tock, bank-bill; — agent, m. broker; — agio,
— aufgelb,n.bank-ngio;— anneifung,/. check,
bank-bill, banker'a note; — brud), m. bank-
rnptcy; -brüd>ig, orf;., — brüd)ige, m. bank-
rupt; — brüdjrtg werben, tobecome bankrupt;
— Capital, n. «tock in bank ; — conto, n. bank-
aecount; ein —conto (aben, to be a creditor
on tbe bank-book«; — bepoftrum, n. depoait
in bank; — eifen, n. iron-band, cramp-iron;
—gelb, n. bank-mooey ; — geridjt, n. commer-
cial court; — gtfd)4ft, n. banking; — geftj,
n. ata tote« of a bank; — (alter, — (err, m.
banker; proprietor or keeper of the bank ;
— bammer, m. iockamith'« haramer, vid. Sitrt»
(onraier j — (obel, m. Jain. great (long)planc,
jointer, jointing plane; — (orn, n. T. riiing
anvil; — meifel, m. cold chiael; — meifler, m.
maater tradeaman (eapeciaily of the bakers
and butchera); —meffer, n. cleaver, cleaving
knife ; Com-s. —note, /. bank-note, bank-bill ;
— noten, pl. paper-enrrency ; — notenrireu*
lation, /. paper-circalation; — notenfilföer,
m. note forger; — notenpreffe, /. note-preaa;
— Cfftriünten, pi. m. officera of a bank ; —Orts
nung, /. atatntea of a bank; —procura, /.
fall power for the transaction of bank bnai-
neu;— red)t, n. priviiegea of a bank ; — fdjlad)«
ten, n. Butch. bntebering and aelling tbe
meat in poblrc atall«; — fd)neibrr, m. Sea,
whale-cotter; — ftbraube, /. bench-Tiae; —
fd)reiber, m. Clerk in a bank; — }a(tnng,/.
payment in bank; — jettel, m. vid. — note»
— ginfl, m. atallage.
♦ fflanfäl'e, comp. — omr, n. (in Aastria) ban-
cal office (relating to tbe cuatoms in general,
the atamp-doty and the imperial monopoliea
of aalt and tobaeco). [baitard, lud. by-blow.
äöanfart, ©anfert, (rtr.) m. vutg. bantling.
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bencb.
SdnPelfanger, (ttr.) in. ballad-singer, iti
nerant-singer; cont. a bnd poet.
»Sanferott', 1. adj. & adv. baakrapt; ber b-e
Kaufmann, broken mercbant; ftcb — erflAV
rcn, to declare one's «elf a bankrupt; — mers
im, to become, grow or tum (a) baokrupt ;
to break, fall; II. t. (str.) m. bankruptcy,
breaking, failiug; — macben, vid. — »erben*
ein betrfigerifdjet — , a fraodulent bankrupt-
cy; bem 83 -e nabe fein, to be on the ev'e of
bankruptcy or on the brink of min; — befebj,
m. fiat in bankruptcy; — crfidwng, /. decla-
ration of bankruptcy ; — fltfet, "• bankrupt
law.
* San? erctteut' [pron. bängkeröt-toV^Banfc
rottfrer, (Hr.) m. bankrupt.
* Sonf erotttr'manbät, (» tr.) n. Statute of bank
raptcy.
*5Banfetf, (str.) n. baaquet, feaat; — jimmer,
n. banqueting room.
♦Sanfefte, (v>.)f. Fori, banquette.
«Sanfetti'ren, (w.) v. n. to banquet.
* Sanfter', [Fr., pron. bängkyä 1 ] v»d. San»
*Sanfo, cid. Sanco. [quier.
Sann, s. I. (str.) m. 1. ban; excommunication,
interdict; proscription; 2. Jurisdiction; ter-
ritory ; 3. # coercion ; in ben — tbun, to ex-
communicate; II. comp. — flud),m.anathema;
-■forlt, m. wood fenced in for game; —gut,
n. contraband goodt; —feitet, /. common
wine-presa (belonging to the manor, of whicb
all the vaaaala are obliged to make nie);
— nteile, /. prednct, boondary; —mühte,/,
common mill; — ofen, m. common oven; —
fprud), in. exorcism, excommunication; —
Rein, m. iandmark ; — flrabl, m. thonder(-bolt)
of excommunication, anathematization; ben
— fttabl fibleubent, to fnlminate excommnni
cation; —sogt, —»ort, m. vid. glurfibüfe;
— »aar*,/. «& — gutj — »afler, n. a private
fiihlng pond.
Son'nen, (v>.) v. o. 1. to banish, expel,
«id. Setbannen) 3. to enchant; feftgebonnt,
cbarmed, rooted to the apot; ©elfter — , 1.
to raiae, conjure (up) apirita* 2. to lay, con-
jure down npirits, to excorcise.
San'net, (str.) m. 1. banner; 2. militia, vid.
ganbftutm * 8anb»tbt$ — betr, m. banneret.
* Sttnquier', [£>., pron. bängkya'] m. banker ;
excbanger; — biufer, pi. banking hooaei; —
prooifton, /. banker'a Provision (or com
miuion).
Saufe, Bon'je, (».) /. bay (in a bara).
Son'fen, (str.) m. Zoot.vid. $onfen.
Saufen, (to.) v. a. Butb. to put, piie np (Um
•heavet) in a bay.
Sit, I. adj. 1. bare, naked; fie-s. 2. dcati-
tute, Toid; 3. pure, nnmixed; 4. ready or
present (money); b-eS Selb, ready money
or caah, apecie ; bunbert £boiet — , hundred
doilara in caah ; b-e3abUing, ready ur prompt
payment; b-e (Sntfibäbigung, advance (inv
demoification) in money; — bejahten, to
pay down or in band, to pay ready money,
to pay caah in hand; —empfangen, to receive
in band; b-et ftrtrag, proceeda in caah, neat
(net) proceeda; b-et Unfinn, aheer, down-
right nonaenae; II. comp. — artifel, m. Com.
cuh article; — beinig, adj. bare-legged; —
ei*, n. amooth ice (not covered with anow) ;
— froft, tn. black-froat; —fuß, adv. barefoot;
—füßer, m. Ece. barefooted or diacalceated
friar, pl. recoilect* ; — füßig, adj. barefooted ;
—bannt, -hduptig, —Topf, -tipfit, «tf- *
adv. bareheaded, uncovered ; —tauf, m. Com.
cash purchaae ; — fdjaft, /. caah, ready money,
■tock; fig. property; Com-«. — fenbung, /.
conaignment of or in apecie; (Sinem)— fe»=
bnngen ma<9en,to put(one)incaah,to cover;
— t>orf<buß,m. caab advance; — jablenbeSon«
fen, apecie paying banki; — {oblong,/, pay-
ment in caah.
Bit, *. I. (u>. & str.) m. 1. bear; ein junger — ,
a cub, wbelp ; 2. T. pile-driver, pile (driviog)
engine, rammer; 3. Att-s. a) ber groß« — ,
the greater bear, Charles' wain, Uraa major ;
6) ber fleine — , the little or leaitr bear. Uraa
minor; col-s. 4. flam; einen S-en onbinbec,
fig. to contract debta; IL comp, —artig, adj.
ursine; — beißig (u-4y. pron. — bfßtg), adj.
vulg. qnarrelaome; — lopp, —läppen, m. Bot.
wolfs claw; — lotfd), m., gen. pi. — latfdttn,
cow-hair slippen; — lavd), m. Bot. bear«
garlic; —man«,/, vid. SKnrmeltbierj —muff',
m. bear-skin muff; —mute,/, bearakin-cap ;
— fanifel, m. Bot. bear'* ear aanicle ; — f<b(ag,
m. T. vid. Sir, 3.; —tan, n. T. pile-rope;
Bot-*. — »inbe, /. bear-bind; — »infel, an.
vid. tEBintergrünj — nur),/. 1. vid. Streu«
fend)eU 2. vid. Sirenflau, 1.; 3. oid. $«*&
ftrang 5 — jett, /. Sport, ruttingtime of benra.
Sir, («tr.) m. Fort. (Fr.) botardeau.
*Saraa v e, (w.)f. Mit. barrack, bnt; in aS-n
liegen, to but. [aklaa.
«Saranfcn, (w.)/. pj. Com. Astracan laaaba'
■rSaratrie', (w.)/. Com. barntry.
»Satati'ten, (v>.) v. n. Com. to barter, to
truck.
Sarbo/boS, n. Geog. Barbadoea (P.N.). jbet.
«Sarbof, (io.) m, 1. barbarian; 2 vid. £«r->
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*Barba/ren>, comp. — $eer, n. barbarian ar-
my; ^-joä), "• barbarian yoke; — fttttnnt, m.
tribe of barbarian«.
Bartara,/. Barbara (P. i\'.).
♦ Barbarei', (in.)/- 1- barbarity; 2. Geog.
vid. Berbern.
Borbarerten, (— Staaten, m.) pf. the Barba-
rian or Barbary State« in North Africa.
■kSarba'rifä), adj. 1. barbaroa«, barbarian;
2. cid. Serberifd).
♦ BarbarU'mnf, m. Gram, barbarism.
Barte^w.)/. ieA. barb, barbel.
Borbier, (*tr.)m. barber; —bedien, n. «ha-
Tiog-basio; — feile, /. Surg. raspatory; —
ftafdje, /. barber'» chafer; — gefeu*, m. bar-
ber'*-man; — mtfler, n. razor, «having-knife;
—nein, m. razor-itrap; — fo)ere,/. barber'«
«ciuar«; — ftefa, m. razor-stone, oil-itone,
hone; -^tabe, /. barber'« «hop; — toüette,
/. shaving-table; — jeid)en, n. barber'« sign;
— jeug , n. «having caae.
Barbi'ren, Barbirten, (to.) v.a.l. to shave ;
2. fig. to dry-ahave, cheat, fleece.
Sartbent, (str.) m. Com. fiutian; feiner (gc=
föperter) — , dimity.
Sarbau}' J int. Ono. smasli! daah! bang!
«Sorte, (w.) m. Cdt: Archceol. bard, poet
masician ; S-entbutn, n. bardlsm.
»arbietf [pron. — d«'], (str.) n. Germ. LH
a «pecie« of poetry imitating the war-songa
of the bard«, Introdnced by Klopatock.
Saftt, («>.)/. 1. vid, Barre, 2.; 2. a place
overgrown with copie ; 3. Mar. wäre, billow.
S&'ren, (tc.) v. n. Sport, to rot (of beara).
BaVrens, comp. — dbnlid), adj. bearish ; —bei*
fer, m. bear-dog, bull-dog; — bin, m. vid.
— fend)elj —fang, m. bear-catching; — fcH,
n. bear'» skin; cnb-ikin; — fendjel, m. Bot,
•picknel, mew, hart'« root; —fett, n. bear'a
greaie or oil; —finnig, adj. uniform; — ffify
I er, m. bear-leader ; — $aft, adj. b eariah, bear
like; —\ti%, — (e(e, /. bear-baiting, bear-
bnnting; — \mxt, f. bear'» «kin;JJg^j. auf
ber (faulen) — &ant liegen, to be idle; — bau«
ter, m. idler, coL labber, pillow-lier; — tjifc
terei,/. i diene««; — $fiter, m. .djt. Boote«;
—«an, /. Bot. 1. (unJdjte) Hercale«'« all
heal, bear'« wort ; 2. (ädjte) bear'» (bot, bear'»
breech, bear'« paw, acanthn»; — TbtJ, m. 1
bear'« dang; 2. Min. »cum, dros»; Bot-s.
— Iaud), m. »id. SJrland)} — moo«, n. «id.
8Bibertb>n, gülbner; — o$r,.n. wind »eed; —
6§rkin, n. bear'« ear, auricnla; — plaj, m,
»»d. — jroinger j —raupe,/. £nt. canker (fly),
bear- worin; —fdjmal}, m. bear'« greaae; —
fd>»onä, m. Sport, wreath; -tappe, -täte,
f. vid.— Ha», 2.; — tranbc,/. Bot. hear-berry,
red-wort;— »ogel, m.Ent. 1. (branner) great
tiger moth; 2. (;ottiger) cream-ipot tiger
motb; — märtcr, m. keeper of bear», bear-
ward, bear-herd; —jwingcr, m. bear garden.
♦ Barett*, (str.) n. bonnet, cap, chaperon;
— fram, m. haberdasbery; — frimer, m. ha-
berdaaher.
SBär'fuJ, fflffr^aupt, je, vid. 8ar=.
»arg, Sorg, (str., pl. Sarge, SoYge) m.
barrow-hog.
Bä'rinn, (tc.)/. .female bear, «he-bear.
«Sa'riton, (str.)m. Mus. barytone; coonter-
tenor; SSaritontfV, (to.) m. baritonist.
BarfafPe, (to.)/. Mar. the long boat.
Barte, (».)/. l.bark; 2.bie Heinere-, bärge,
craft, lighter; boat; ffi-nfflbn, m. canoe;
Bartennf, /. Mar. «now.
Bdrine, (to.) /. barm, ye(a)»t ; Bdrm'brob, n.
bread made with yeaat-dough; Bdrm'teig,
m. doagh made np with yeast.
Bartnen, (to.) u. n. /am. to lament, complain.
Barm'berjig, I. ad), mercifnl, conipauionate,
pitifhl, cbaritable; Ecc-t. bie b-en ffirtfber,
brothera of charity, boapitaler«; bie b-en
©djmeftern, «ister« of mercy or charity; IL
8-teit, s. (vi.) f. mercy, compa»»ion, pity,
tenderneaa, charity.
Bar'nratter, vid. (Sebdnnntter.
Barn, (itr.) m. provine. V. crib, manger; 3.
barn; vid. Sanft.
♦ SaroP, adj. baroqne, quaint; — perlen,/. pl.
ragged pearls.
*fflarome'ter, (str.) m. Fhy. barometer; —
rf^re, /. barometer tobe.
«Saronte'trifd), adj. barometrical.
*Bari5n', (*tr.) m. baron.
♦Sars'nüin, *Baroneffe, (u>.)/. baroneu.
«Saronte'. «Saronei', (w.)/. barony.
«Baronifi'ren, (w.) v. o. to create(one) a
(confer the title of) baron (on, one).
♦ BarofcäV, (str.) n. baroacope.
Barte, (to.) /., Barten, (str.) m. 1. a) bar,
a wooden rail; b) B-n, pl. Gymn. parallel
bar«, parallel«; c) I-m. pole (of a piano,
*c); 2. onprepared whalebone; 3. a long
piece of metal, bar; ingot (of gold and all
ver); S-neinguJ, n»., B-nform, /. ingot-
monld; S-nb^dnbler, m. bnllion-dealer.
♦ Saniere, [Ft., pron. bärja'rf] (to.)/. bar-
rier; guard.
♦ Barrica'be, (to.)/. barricade, barricado.
S5r«, Särfd), (str.) m. Ich. perch, pearch.
SJrfd), I. adj. harah, »harp, tart; peeviah,
froward, »nappish; II. S-beix, /. harihnea«,
sharpne»«, rartneu, ill-natnre. •
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tbStt, s. I. (Str., pl. 8Mt) m. 1. beard; 2.
a) whiskers (of a cat) ; 6) mittle (of a cock) ;
e) barb (of a fi«h); 3. Bot. barb; beard (of
com); — an ber Xrttfcbofe, cboke; 4. chuck,
beard of a horse ; 5. Lock-sm. ward, (key)
bit; 6. — am ©<btff, Mar. foul ship; 7. Ast.
beanu, beard, rays (of a comet); 8. T. bar,
raggedness of the edge; — am Scbrifttegel,
Typ. bar, beard of a letter; col-s. in ben —
murmeln, to mumble inwardly, to grnmble
between tbe teetb; (ft<b) um teS tfaifer« —
ftreiten, to dispute abbat trines; II. comp.
— bedien, n. sharing basin; — fifdj, m. vid.
SSarbej — geier, m. Orn. golden -vultare;
Bot-s. — flerfte,/. rice-harley, sprat-barley ; —
gro£,n. beard gras« ;— grunbel,/. t»'d.€!d)mer:
lej — bafer, m. wild oats; —Moppt,/. T. pin
cers, nippers; — rr«ter,m. eonr. shaver, bar-
ber; —läppen, m. Orn. giUs; —los, adj.
beardless, unbearded; — Iofc, m. lack beard;
-Steife,/. Orn. tbe least butcher-bird,bearded
titmoose; — meffer, n. col. razor; —neige, /.
eilig, wbat remaius of «ine, &c. in a vessel
nett to the dregs; — nelfe, /. Bot. sweet-wil
liam; — nuf, /. filbert (nut); — pu*,er, -fd)es
rer,t)id.— fräset j-fpijen,/.pi.£nt. feelers,
palpi; — ftern, m. comet; — DOgel, m. Orn
wattle-bird; — »tijen, m. (red-eared) beard
ed wheat.
»arte, («■)/. a broad axe.
SSlYreln, (to.) e. a. Ooth. to give the first
■hearing to (cloth).
SJaVtelrüd), (str.) n. cloth of tbe first shearing.
9? arten, («>•)/• pl. barb* (of a whale).
fflartbolomd'uS, (Sartbel, abbr.) m. Bartho
lomew (P. Ä); nie — nadjt, /. Pr. Hist. the
massacre of St. Bartholomew.
»Srtta, an)', bearded; barbed; bte 6-e gle*
bermouS, Zoo(. whiskered bat.
SBart'fajen, (w.) /. p/. sweeps, steering-oara
(used on board of flat-boats or rafts).
ffiarnfffbe, (u>.) /■ provinc. baronche.
*S5arnf, (str.) m. Min. barytes, baryta, ba-
ryte; ber ro&Ienfaure — , witherite; —erbe,
/. vid. CStbnercrbc.
SSafatt', (str.) m. Min. baialt, basaltes;
fantenförmiger — , colmnuar basalt; — felfen,
in. basaltlc rock; —förmig, adj. basaltiform ;
— glas, n. Min. hyalite; — foule,/, basaltic
colamn ; — tuff, m. Min. trap-tuffi.
Safalfin', (str.) m. Min. basaltme.
»afttlfifa), adj. basaltic [fflnfi«.
S<r?e, («•)/• !• a °nt, female cooain; II. vid.
Staffel, n. Geog. Basil, Basle (a city and can-
ton of Switzerland); - Sanbf<baft,/.,-8<rab,
n. Bale-Campagne.
»Stafflintm, m., »aftlie", /., «BafWürnfrant,
n. Bot. (sweet) basil.
*9afili£f',(ui.)m. baailisk,cockatrice;S-en:
blitf, m. basilisk glance.
»afWin«, m. Basil (P. 2V.).
*3taftn', [Pr., pron. bäzeng'] m. Com. dimity.
«Sc/fU, /. (p(. »tt'fen) C7i«n. &c. base; Sa'«
ftfib, ad}', basal ; ätafi'ren, (u>.) t>. a. to base.
StaG'fc, (w.) m. Biscayan.
Stalfifd), ad)'. Basqaish, Basqne, Biscayan;
ba£ SB-c, the Basque langoage.
* Basrelief, [Fr., bärSIleT'] n. Areh. & Sculp.
basao-relievo, bas-relief.
$5taf), adj. & ade. (the root of the compant-
tive beffer) 1. good; well; 2. better.
Staf, (str., pl. SB dffe) m. Mi», bass; comp,
—geigt, /. bass-riol; Heine —geige, Violon-
cello; grofe —geige, double bass, violooe,
connter-bass; —hörn, n. bass-horn; —labe,
/. Org. sound board of the bass of an organ ;
—pfeife,/, bassoon; — pofattnf,/. bass-trom-
bone; —fufte,/. bass-string; — f(blfiffel, m.,
— geigen, n. Mm*, bass-clef, vid. F-fd)IttfftIj
— ftimme, /. bass-voiee.
«SBaffa, m. bassa, baahaw.
Staffa'nifci , adj. b-e ®anS, /. Orn. ganet-so-
lan(d) goose.
* SS ttffef, n. 1. basset (a game at Cards); 2.
Mvs. tbe little bass; viol. [£3afet, 2.
* »affetf eben, (str.) n. 1 . Spo rl. beagle ; 2. vid.
* 33 affin', [Fr., pron. bisSnc/] n. reservoir
(of water), basin; — jum Ttusbeffern ber
©djiffe, wet or repairing dock.
SBaffEft*, (w.) m. bass-singer. [soon.
* SBttffon', [Fr., pron. bässöng'] m. Mus. bas-
Saft, s. I. (str.) m. k n. 1. bast, inner bark
(of trees, &c), über; 2. Sport, skin on the
antlers of a stag; abgefd)abter — be£ $vc*
\ä)tt, fraying, rub ; II. comp. — bonf, in. nn-
dressed hemp; — but, m. chip-hat, bast-bat;
—matte, /. bast-cover, bast-mat ; — ftritf, m.
bait-rope.
»SBafl'a! I. int. basta! enougb! stop! II. s.f.
Garn, (grüner Sber, in the German card)
basto ; (Sreff^S) ace of clnbs.
«Saftarb', s. I. (str.) m. I. bastard; an ille-
gitimate child; vulg. vid. SBanfartj 2. Zoof.
* Bot. (— tbitr, n., — pflanje, /.) hybrid ; iL
comp.— artig, adj. hybrid, hybridoos;— folft,
m. Sport, coistril ; —feile,/. Mtck. bastard cot
or sqaare flat file ; —form, /. Sug-w. bastard -
monld; — fflblftant, n. Bot. sesban; — tnbigo,
m. Bol. false or bastard Indigo, amorpha ;
Jungfer, /. vid. Xmeifenltoe 5 — race,/. msngrel
breed; -fptnbel, -fpinnmafajine , /. Afecfc.
■nie (spinning-machine); — »nbftl, m. Com.
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kite; — loeepe, vid. 6anb»eel>e.
»SBaft'c, de.)/, vid. »afta, II.
JSaflei', ffiafHön', (».)/• Port, bastioa, bul-
wark; leere (bofcle) —, hollow baatioa.
Soffen, a<§. of baat, bark.
*!B«ft'er(n), (u>.) m. Com. (— jitdEer, m.) raw
sogar, groaad- or clayed-sngar; —form,/.
vid. »aftarbform.
Sdff Ung, (irr.) m. fimble-hemp.
*83aftono'be, (10.)/. bastinado; («taem) Me
— geben, to bastinado (one).
*»OtoU1e, [*r.,bätärye] (w.)/. MU-t. battle;
8-nbanb, n. chain or itrap of a hclmct.
*»tttaiBön',[/ ; 'r.,— tälyönQ^trOn.battalion.
«Sttto'te, (io.)/. 1. batatas, sweetpotato; 2,
(or S5-nn>int>e, /.) Bot. tnberons bind-weed,
Sa'tdoer, (rfr.) m. Batavian; S8ata'»ia, 1».
Batavia (P. AT.); S9ttto'»ifd}, orfj. Batavian.
»tttb'engel, (»er.) m. Bot. germander.
»d'ting, (*.)/. Mars. (»-6b6lj«) two main
pieces of timber towtaich eables are fastened,
pj. bita, bitta; Me grofe — , main biti; Me
(leine — , topsail-sheet-bits; Me Stuten M»
ter ber — , spnrs of tbe bita ; boe Tfntertau
oon ber — neunten, to unbit tbe cable;ffl-bak
fen, m. cross-plece of the bita; fi5-efd>lag,
m. bitter of the cable; S-ffpur, n. atep of
the bit-pin«.
♦fflotiff, (rtr.) m. cambric; —blumen,/. pJ.
cambric flowers ; —Weber, m. cambric weaver.
•»ttttetie', (w.) /. 1. MU. & Pfcj. battery;
eine — gufartUIerte, a brigade of artillery ;
2. Gut». * Gsm. cover, hammer; — gefebfl?,
n. heary oninance; —platte, f. Elec. battery
plate; —fette,/, broadiide; — fteitie, m. pJ.
atriking flint«; — frfidfe, pt vid. — gefdju*.
Sdt'en, (_str.)m. 1. Atom, batz (foor k rent-
iere); 2. iwJg\ money; 3. an ornameat for
tbe Beck of females.
SSan, 1. I. (itr.) m. 1. bniiding, erection,
conatroction; tat SB-e begriffen, in coarae
or procets of conatroction or erection, in
progress ; bos £auS ift im SB-e begriffen, the
boote ia (in) bniiding; 2. cnlture, cnltivation
(of Und») ; 3. Aß», working (of a mine) ;
4. fabric, bniiding; itrnctore; edifice.frame;
coutraction , conformation, contextnre; 5.
Sport. — einte ZbiereS unter ber erbe, den,
kennet; (of rabbita, Ac.) bnrrow; an* bem
85-« Jagen or vertreiben, to nnkennel; int
Ä-« liegen, to kenne! (aaid of fozea); in ben
— fdjlupfen, to bnrrow; auf ben (gtftungSs)
— Kommen, to be condemned to fhe public
works, to be seat to dig fortifleations; n.
comp. — ant, n. board of work»; building-
conrt; — anfd)(ag, m. eatimate of the costs
of a bniiding, bnilder's eatimate ; — ttrabemie,
/. vid. — fdjulej — art, /. strneture, conatroc-
tion; architeetnre, cf. — ftljlj — auffefcer, m.
inperintendent of a bniiding; — befettrf, m.
bniiding materiala; — begnabtgnng, /. bniid-
ing privilegea (granted from a monarch);
— conuttiffion, /. board of works, aarveyors
of bniiding»; — tontract, m. bniiding eon-
tract; — benfmal, n. architectaral monn-
ment; — Menft, ra., — frofcne,/. service im-
posed upon vassals and subjeeti in assist-
ing at bnildings; —fad), n. architectaral pnr-
snita or line; — fällig, ad}, decaying, ont of
repair; defective; rninoos, crazy; — fdUigs
fett,/, decay; fig. craziness; —fett, n. fleld
in cnltivation ; — fretbett,/. privilege of bniid-
ing;— fuf,m.(meaaare)foot employed in ar-
cbitectore ; —gefangener, m. felon condemned
to the public works; — geritbe, n. implementi
for bniiding; — ge»ert, n. builder» trade;
— bwr, m. bnilder; — bof, m. timber-yard,
building yard ; stockt ; — bolj, n. timber, tim-
ber wood; — fenntnifl , — htnbe, /. architec-
taral knowledge; — f Offen, /. pl. expensea
of bniiding; —fünft, /. art of bniiding, ar-
chiteetnre; bfirgerlid)e — fanft, /. civil en-
gineering; — fünftler, m. vid. — Jneiflerj —
leute, m. vi. workmen; — Infrig, ad), fond of
bniiding ; — materialien, n. pf. bnilding-mate-
rials; — «elfter, m. 1. architect; 2. vid. —
httH — rifi, m. plan for a bniiding; — ratb,
m. government-snrveyor of bnildings; —
fd)reiber, m. Clerk of the board of works; —
jd)ttle,/. architectaral achool ; — ftdtte, — fteüe,
f. bnilding-gronnd; — fttin, m. stone for
bniiding; — ftoff, »n. vid. — bebatf» — ftst, m.
style, mode of bniiding; — »erftdnbig, ad).
skilled in architeetnre; —»ermatter, m. atew-
ard of tbe bniiding eoncerns; — »efen, n.
building-matters , architecture; — nntb, /.
rage (mania) for bniiding; — jeng, n. vid. —
bebarf » — rieratb, /. architectural ornament.
Sand), : I. (str., pl. Sin'd)e) m. 1. belly;
womb; ^nat. abdemen, renter; einen —
nu>d)en, fig. to bnik «nt; (»or 8ad)tn) ben —
holten, to hold one's sides ; 2. Mar. bilge : a)
the broadest part of a ship's botton) ; 6)bnnt,
belly (of a sail); 3. Coop. bnlge, tbe pro-
tnberant part of a cask; einen — maA)en or
baben, to bnlge; II. comp, gastric, ventral:
Surg-s. — brnd), »n. hypogastrocele; — brndj'
bonb,n. — comereffe,/. belly-band ; — bennin=
gen, —bieten, /. pU Mar. tbe thick stuft" and
ceiling placed next to the keel over all the
floor- timber«; —Siener, m. mdg. glutton,
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belly god; — feil, n. Anat. Peritoneum; —
fellentjünbung , /. Med. peritoneal inflam-
mation; — ffoffe,/. Ich. ventral fin; — floffcr,
m. pl. Ich. abdominal«; — fluf, m. Med.
loosenei«; lientery; dysentery ; — gorbingen,
/. pl. Mar. bunt-linei; —grimmen, n. Med
gripei, colic; — gurt, m. belly-band; sur-
cingle; —baut, /. vid. — feO» —Kant, /. vid.
Slinbaal: Anat-s. — najt, /. gastroraphy,
the »ewing np of a woand in tbe belly; —
puUaber, /. caeliac artery ; — rebner, m. ven-
triloqoUt; — reben, n. — rebnerfunft, /. ven
triloquitm; — rebnerifd), — laut, adj. ventri
loqnow; — riemen, m. «id. — gnrtj —ring,
m. Anal, abdominal ring; — fanget, m. Ich
•ucker, sncking-fiih; — fdjiene, /. R-v. fish-
bellied- (or fish -belly->rail; — fdraitt, m.
Surg. gaitrotomy; —feifingen, /. pl. Mar.
bunt-gaskets;— forge,/. viilg. belly-care; —
fpei(bel,m.pancreaticjuice; — fpeitbelbrüfe, /.
Anat. pancreat; — ftid), m. Surg. paracen
teil«, tapping of the belly; Ship-b-s. —
ftütf, n. floor timber; navel-timber ; — ftücfe
ber Äatfpuren, fottock-rider«; — ftfitte ber
Spannen, flats; — n>afferfuä)t,/. Afed.dropsy
in the belly, ascites; — we(, n. Med. belly-
ache; —»olle, /. Com. nnder-locks.
S8äu*'bfitte,(io.)/. 1 8audyfef / (*tr.,pi.8an(b'-
fdffer) n. bucking-tnb.
Bdu'tbe, (to.)/. back, [a belly; 2. to back.
S9du'd)en, (v>.) v. a. 1. to form, faihion into
»au'djig, SBdu'djig, adj. 1. bellica;.— fein, to
belly; 2. Bot. ventricous, ventriculous; —
aufgefd)»ou"en, swelling oat in knob«.
Saud/lein, (rtr.) n. (dim. ©/ Sana» tmall
belly; iron. pauneb.
Bau'ie, (io.)/. provinc.for Stabe, 1. qv.
Satt'en, (tr.) v. I. a. to baild, constrnet; to
cnltivate; boS $felb — , to cnltivate, manare
the field; ein Bergrcerf — , to work a mine;
Jelbfrücbte, je. — , to raise (com, wheat,
&c); gebaut »erben, to be bnilding; roobl
gebauet, well-shaped, well-made; auf (brn)
©anb — , to bnild npon «and, to reit one's
hopes npon nothing; Suftfcblöffer — , to bnild
Castles intheair; Il.n. 1.2'. torise(... high);
l.fig. to rely (on), to lay »treu» (npon).
fflau'er, *. I. (ttr.) m. bailder; II. (irr.) m. 1
peasant, conntryman, farmer ; ein grober — ,
down, boor, rustic; 2. Garn, knave (in Ger-
inan playing-cards) ; pawn(a common man at
cbess) ; in. (str.) 1. n. Am. vid. «Sogelbauer»
2. m. Mar. lower transom; IV. comp. — brob,
n. coarse bread; — burfd), m.young peasant ;
— birne,/. country-girl; — flegel, lümmcl, m.
wilg. cburl, lubber ; —frau,/. coantrywoman ;
peasant's wife; —gut, n. farm, copy-hold,
peasant fief; — baft, adj. vid. SSdnerifd); —
(anS, n.raanse; — (of, m.vid.— gut; — (nnb,
m. cur, mastin"; form dog; — bfitte,/. — (auf,
n. peasant's cottage; —johl, m. conntrj-
john; — Ferl, m. a clownish fcllow, hobnail;
— fneebt, m. farmer's man (boy); bind, boor;
— Inopf, m. Mar. single knot; — lebji, n.
soccage; — atagb, /. farmer's maid; — mdb;
d)en, n. conntry-girl; — »tattfag, /. Mar.
foxes made of nlne rope-yarns; — flol}, m.
clownish pride, npstart pride ; — »Ott, n. vid.
fflanerMeüte. [frau.
ffiau'erinn, («>.)/. female peasant, vid. Sauer;
Ädtt'ertftb, adj. 1. rustic; 2. fig. peasant-
like, clownish, boorish; uncourtly; — SBert,
Arch. rustic work; bog b-C SBffen, boorish-
ness, rnsticity.
©du'erUd), adj. pertaining to tbe peasantry;
b-e Xbgeorbnete, m. pl. deputees from the
peasantry; bat b-e Siecht, agrarian legis-
lature.
Bauern«, comp. — bienft, m. soccage (opp.
Slitterbienft); — rrieg,m. peasant war; — ort«
nuug,/. Law, peasant code; — febtnre, /.
village alebonse; — fenf, m. Bot. 1. clown's
mastard, treacle-mustard; 2.carlock, candy-
tuft; — febttft, /. 1. or —flanb, m. peasantry;
2. collect, the peasants; 3. vid. 3>orfge=
meinbe; — fpradje,/. conntry dialect; —tan;,
m. conntry-dance.
Sau'erä«, comp. — Teure, pl. conntry people;
-wann, m. conntryman, peasant.
Saulieb, I. adj. habitable; in b-em ©tanbe,
(well) in or In good repair; in b-m ©tanbe
erhalten, to keep in repair; II. S-feit, s. (id.)
/. struetnre, locality, pl. buildings.
Baum, s. I. (*tr., pJ.Sdn'me) m. 1. Bot. tree;
2. Mech. &c. beam; bar; Mar. boom; II.
comp. — adjat, m. Min. dendrachate; — dbns
Ud), adj. arboreous, arborescent, dendroid;
— oUee, /. vid. -flang 5 — oloe, /. great aloe,
agave; — ameife, /. rid. SRoPameifei —artig,
adj. vid. — dbnlidji —artige«? ^»anSIaub, 11.
Bot. tree house-leek; — auftet, /. Cime*,
mangrove ojster, tree oyster; — bobne, /.
Bot. bean tree; — brud), m. wind-fall; — entt,
vid. $Ol}ente; — tpbru, m. Bot. tree-ivy;
Orn-t. — eule, /. Uttle horned owl; —fall,
m. tree-fitlcon, hobby ; — farn, m. Bot. wood-
fern, oak-fem; — förmig, adj. vid. — dhns
Iitbj —gang, m. avepue of trees, (bebetfter)
grove; — gan*,/. Orn. brand-goose, brent-
goose; bie febottiftbe — ganS, barnacle bird,
white fronted goose, tree-goose; — garten,
m. orebard; — gdrrner, m. arborlst; — gärt»
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nerri, /. colture of tree» ; — geldntXT, n. e»pa-
lier ; —grillt,/. Eni. harvest-ny , honey-thief ;
— gruppe, f. clomp, bancb, cluter, taft of
trees; — tyufer, ni. Orn. 1. waodpeoker; 2.
randwall; — fcecfe,/. hedge-row; — Qippe,/.
loppiog koife; — §od), adj. a* high a« a tree ;
(in — ^ot)er Jterl, a strapping fellow; — bob
(CT, m. Bot. common eider; — fäfer, m. Ent.
garden-beetle; — ?0bn, m. & n. canoe; — Jens
ner, m. ar borist; — Rette,/, vid. — friedjeri
—fröte,/. ZooJ. tree-toad; — funbe, /. den-
drology; — triedjer, — Wufer, m. Orn. (tree)
«reeper; —lang, md. — bo<b j — Ioue, /. £nt.
tree-lonie; -Leiter, /. tree-ladder, double
ladder; — Ierö>e, /.md. — pieperj — motber,
m. Zoo(. pine-ntarten, tree-marten; — weife,
/. vid. ©pedjtraeife j — meffer, 1. m. an instra-
nent for measuring trees, dentrometer; 2.
n. gardening (prnning) knife; — mürber, m.
Bot. climbing staff tree; — nodjrigttll, /. Orn.
petty chap»; —1108er, m. vid. — Mfer $ — BOf,
/. Bot. walnut; — nampbe,/. Cr. Myth. ha-
madryad; —61, n. olive-oil, sweet-oil, salad-
oil; — pflanjung,/.set of tree»; — pflafter f n.
vid. — »ttdjSj — pitfer, m. vid. ©peebrmeife i
— pieper, m. Orn. wiliow-lark, tree-pipit;
fpasifdje — rebe, /. Bot. seven year vine;
— Ttid), adj. amply «applied with trees;
reüer, m. cid. — rriedjerj — rinbe, /. bark,
rind; — fttft, m. sap, Juice of trees; — fiflt,
/. l.grafting-saw; 2. cross-cut-saw ; — fd)ere,
/.stock-shears, garden-shears(pf.); — ftblag,
m. Draw.foliage; trees (indrawing); — \ä)ntU
ber,m.lopper,prnner; — ftt)nitt»ert,n. Gard.
topiary work; — fdjttte, /• nursery of tree«,
nnrsery-garden; fa)womm, m. Bot. agaric
— frfbe(XrtBarwent),/. Com. pillows; bom
basin(e); — flamm, m. trank, stem of a tree ;
—^orf, adj. fig. exceedingly strong; — fleilt,
m. Pet. dendrite; — ftnrar, m. vid. — ftomra;
Mars. — talje, /. mainboom tackle; — teil,
n. gnest-warp, gueat-rope; — W0d)t, n. mnm-
my, grafting was; —roanje,/. Ent. tree-bng,
(on vine») white bng; — mibe,/. Bot. com-
mon white willow; — Wipfel, m. poll, top (of
a tree); — WOBe, /. cotton; geftetfte — »olle,
atained cotton; ungereinigte — tooHe, cotton
in theseed; — »ollen, adj. (of) cotton; —wob
taue gutterjeug, cotton lining;— »oDeneOo
)(,/. tirletane; — WOfiener Qofimir, casimere
nankeen ; — »oDenee ffiebegam, co tton twi st ;
— WoBenarttg,adj. cottonoos, cottony; —wob
Icnbanfe, n. cotton binding; — woBenbaum,
m. cotton -tree; — woUenboa)t; m. cotton
wick; — WOBengarn, n. cotton-yarn; spnn
cotton ; — woflengro», vid. SKoügroS } —wob
Itnftiopf, m. twist-botton; — iwDenrra&tn, /.
pl. cotton-cards; — woBernnonufoctur,/. cot-
ton manofactore ; — woBencZäd)er,n. pl. cot-
ton caiieoea; — noBcnpflonje, -woBcnflaube,
/. Bot. cotton-plant, cotton-shrnb ; — rooHen*
pftanjer, m. cotton grower; — »oBenreinu
gnng8nwfd)ine,/. Mech. cotton gin ; —wollen:
fome, m. cotton-seed; — WoQcnfOttten6I, n.
cotton-oil; — ttottcnftnittiera, /. 1. cotton
spinning; 2. cotton mill; — woBenftreid):
mnftt>ine, /. cotton-machine ; — rootlenrcQorcn,
/. pl., — WoKenjrug, m. (cnl. n.) cotton Stoffs
orgoods, cottons; — woBenjeugförberö, /.
cotton cloth dying ; — roollenjwirn, m. cotton-
thread; — jud)t, /. nnrsery of trees; — jweig,
m. brauch of a tree. [tree, sapling.
SBdnm'djen, (str.) n. (dim. o/Saum) a «mall
SSou'niei, (io.)/. vulg. tassel, bob ; vid. Xrobbel.
Sau'neln, (ic.) v. n. to bob, dangle, to hang
down dangling, to Swing.
Sou'men, (u>.) v. n. vid. aufbäumen.
Sdu'men, (w.) v. I. a. 1. to provide, fasten
with a tree or beam ; 2. Weav. vid. 'Xnfbdnj
mmi n. rtfi. to prance, rear (as horaes) cj.
Satfinig, adj. tree-like. pCofbaamen.
<8auS'bad > , (str.) m. a person with blowzy
cheeks, joc. (of a female) Blowzabella.
fflanS'bäiig, adj. chnb-cheeked, chnb-faced,
plantp-faced, chnbby, puffed.
»onfd), (rfr., pl. S3au'fd)e) m. päd, boUter;
bnnch, bnndle, tuft; roll, Inmp; in — Uni
Sogen, in or by the Inmp , in the (at the)
great Or gross, wholesale; — fonf, m. pnr-
chase in the Inmp; in — nni Sogen faufen,
to pnrebase (buy) in the lump; in — Uno
Sogen oertonfen, to »eil by the Inmp, to «eil
under the cords, eineEobttng in — onbSogen
Oerf anfen, to »eil a cargo before the hatebe»
are lifted ; — fnnUBe,/. average »um, anm-total.
Sanfdyd)en,(rtr.)n.(diin. o/S«tfd))little päd;
Typ. bearer; Surg. dossil, pledget, compreu.
San , fd)e, (w.)/. vid. Boafo). [ont.
Sou'fö)en, Sou'fen, (io.) v. n. to »well, bnnch
Son'fe, (w.)/. T. a »ketch or de«ign prodn-
ced by pooncing or traefng.
SanTen, (to.) «. a. to prick (a deaign) and
rnb(it)over with coal-dnst in order to trans-
fer it on a paper nnderneatb, to ponnce, cf.
Enrd)jetd)nen.
Sau'ten, (u.) /. pl. bnilding», edifice».
Sali}, int. bang! bonnce! da»b! »mash!
San'jen, (u>.) v. n. to fall with a banging
So'eion, vid. |>a»ion. [nolse.
Sor'en, (v.) v. I. a. Mar. to breech (the
gons); II. n. cor. vid. Soren.
San, Sooer, «. vid. Sai, Boier, «.
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•Sononef, Bononnef, vid. Bajonet.
♦Bojar", BajOttt', (itr.) m. bazar, bazaar.
Beab'fidjtigen, (to.) t>. a. to have in view or
contemplation , to »im at, to iotend, pnr-
pose, to mean (to do).
Beotb'tcn, (10.) i). a. to miad, coniider, heed,
to give heed or pay attention to, to attend
to, to take into conaideration; to take notice
of , to notice; nuljrt — , to ditregard, over-
look, neglect.
SeodyttntoCItb, adj. wortby of notice.
Bcad/tung, (to.) /. conaideration, notice, re-
mark, attention; b~*ȟrbig, vid. BeaibtenSs
Beacfern, (to.) ». a. to ploagta, tili. [werty.
Beam'ten, (to.) «. a. to inveat with an office;
to conuniaaion. fofficer, functionary.
Beam'tete, SBeom'te, m. (decl. tike ad}.) (civil)
Bedng'fHgen, BeÄng'ften, (».) ». a. to cause
anxiety or uneaaiuesa, to frighten.
8edng'|tigung, (to.) /. anxiety, uueaaineas,
angoish of mind. [auf.
Sean'fprutbcn, (to.) t>. a. vid. Xnfprua) machen
Bean'ftanben,(to.)D.a.oid.anftanbntb.menbei.
Be an' trägen, (u>.) v. a. to (make a) motion for.
Beantworten, (w.) v. a. to anawer, to reply
to; bte gtage beantwortet fitb (r^?.) leia)t,
the qnestion ii easily answered.
Beanrtoortlid), adj. answerable
Beantwortung, (v>.)f. anawering, reply; r&
partee; in — 3bre« Oeebrten, in reply or
anawer to yonr favoor.
Beartteitbär, adj. what may be worked or
treated of, workable.
Beurteilen, (to.) v. a. 1. to work at, elabo-
rate: a) to produce by labonr, prepare,
mannfacture ; 6) to dreaa, tili, dig, caltivate
(the ground); c) fig. to treat (a aubjeet)
have in band, execate; 2. fig. col. to work
or act apon by moral influence, to ply bard
Bearbeitung, («>.)/. working (at), *c, ma
nipnlation, treatment; elaboration, cf. Ttut-.
arbeitung.
Bcarg'no$nen, (to.) v. a. to aaapect.
Beauf'fiibtlgtn, (to.) v. a. to ioepect, control;
to keep one'a eye upoa ....
ffitauf'fiibriget, (*rr.) m. inapector, overaeer.
Seauf'ftd)tiguug, (to.)/. inspection, control.
Beauftragen, (to.) v. a. to commiuion, charge,
empower; to reqneat, deaire; beauftragt
mit ..., inveated with ... .
Beauftragte, m. (decl. like ad).) he who I«
commiasioned, agent, depoty, factor; ber ge*
ft(Hd> — , commiaaary.
Bedu'gelu, (to.) v. a. to ogle, eye.
Beau'genfdjeinigtn, (to.) v. a. to inapeut, to
take a view of.
Bcau'genfd)tinigung,(io.)/. oeolar iaspectlen.
BebäTcn, (to.) ». a. Mar. to provide with
buoya, to bnoy.
Bebändern, (to.) v. a. to decorate or Cover
with ribboni (er lud. with ordera).
BebaVtet, p. a- bearded, Her. barbed.
Bebauen, (to.) c. a. to bniid honse*, *c
apon ..., to Cover with buildinga, 4c. ; to
cnltivate, to dreaa (the gronnd).
Bebau'er, (*tr.) m. enitivator (of the aoil).
Bebdn'raen, (to.) t>. a. to cover, plant over
with treea.
Bifben, (ouig. Beyern, gen. pro», ben/wern)
(to.) v. n. to quake, «hake, tremble; to thrill
(with joy) ; »or Jtdlte— , to ahiver (with cold).
Berber, (*tr.) m. (or Bifbe|Bg) Mut. tremor
(of Organa). [pietnre*.
Bebil'bern, (to.) u. <t. to hang or cover with
Bebin'ben, (*tr.) ix. a. to tie opon.
Bebidtftern, (to.) v. a. tq cover with leaves,
to infoliate.
Bebled)'en, (to.) o. a. to cover with tin.
BebUftnen, (to.) v. a. to embelliah or cover
with flowera, to flower.
Bebob/len, (to.) v. a. to lay ont, farniah with
tUick boarda or planka.
Bebrd'men, (to.) v. a. to border, to edge(witb
für, &c). [apectaclea.
Bebril'Ien, (to.) t>. a. vulg. to provide with
Bcbro'ten, (to.) v. a. Cook, to bread.
Btbru'ten, (to.) v. a. to alt over brooding;
to batch.
B'e"bung, (to.)/. l.ahaking, palpitation, beat-
ing; trembling (of the voiee); nndolation(aa
of wavea or elaatic Saids) ; 2. viel. Beber.
BebuVben, (to.) v. a. to bürden, charge.
*8ecafft'nc, (to.)/. Orn. snipe.
*Beccaft'ge, (to.) f. Orn. epicurean warbler.
Beth'cr, 3. 1. (str.)'m. 1. cup, goblet, bowl,
drinking cup; chalice; 2. Ast. crater; H.
comp. Bot-*. — blume, /. bnrnet; gemeine
— fled>te,/. cup-moaa ; —förmig, adj. cup-like,
cop-ahaped, cyathiform; — mnb'e, /• cup»
ahaped cofieemill; — fd)n)amm, m. Bot. cup»
mnahroom, funnel top; — fpiel, n. T. thim-
ble-rig (a aleight of hand trick played with
amall capa); — fhtrjer, m. col. a hard drinker.
Bed/em, (to.)o.n. col. to tipple, tope.bamper.
Betten, *. I. (*tr.) n. 1. basin; 2. Mus. cynt-
bal; 3. Anat. pdvia; ba» — eine* fBirbel«,
Sea, whirl (pool); II. comp. Anat-s. — «r»
terie, /. hypogaatric artery; — «ingemeise, n.
pl. pelvic viscera; —formig, adj. basin-sha-
ped; — b6|le,/. pelvic cavity; — fa)Iagtr, m.
1, brazier; 2. cymbal-player.
Becfer, (Hr.) m. vid. Bader.
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Seefbammer, (str., pi. SBcif^ämniOf) m. T.
riveting hammer.
*ä$ecomp(ünenti'ren,(io.) v.a. to compliment;
einanber (mcor. ftd)) — , recipr. to exchange
complimenta. [calm.
»ebaa'ren, äSeba'ren, (10.) 0. n. Mar. to fall
SBebadVen, (ta.) t>. a. to roof, tbatch.
S9ebad)f, j. I. (rir.) m. coniideration, delibe-
ration, foresight, prudence, care; orit —
rtben, to ipeak considerately or adviaedly;
— nehmen auf, to attend to; II. adj. 1. in
tent (auf, on); (eifrig) — fein auf, to be
(eagerly) bent on (npon), to give one'»
mind to; 2. vid. 83ebad)tig.
SBebädjr'ig, SBebadjfHa), »ebadjtfam, I. adj.
considerate, deliberate, carefnl, cirenmapeet,
heedy, prüden t, «ober, discreet; ade. ad-
viaedly, »lowly ; n. SS-Jett, /. considerate-
neas, deliberateneaa, advisedneaa, carefnl
neu, circtunipectneu, prudence.
Seebad/trag, (10.) /. the »et of roofing, cover-
ing witb a roof.
»ebanfen, (to.) v. rtfl. 1. to thank, retarn
ttuuik» (bei, to) ; %(v>ith für) a*. to deeline,
to reftue; id> bebanfe mid) geborfamfi, iron.
I wonld ratber be exeoaed.
SBeborf', (str.) m. 1. want (cf. »tburfhi?)5
Com. deraand; 2. a) tbe reqniiite, necea-
aary Hpply; grü&Kngs— , »pring demand;
iuMnfrigtr — , fatare want»; für 36ren — ,
for whatever snpply you may reqnire; jnw
— , for the oeeuion; 0) implementa, cf.
Äriegs», ©äMefr-, jc. [table.
Seban'erlia), adj. deplorable, pitiable, lamen-
Sebau'ern, L (10.) v. a, 1. to pity, to deplore,
bewail, moarn for; 2. to regret, repent; 3.
(wmelina ».) to be «orry (for); II. p. s.
(*rr.)n. 1. pity, compauion ; 2. repenting, re-
gret; b-*»«rtb, b-swütbig, vid. »ebauerttd).
SBtbetfen, (w.) v. I. a. 1. to cover, ipread
(witb); 2. a) to abroad (cor, front), to ahel-
ter, protect, aeenre; 6) vid. Seilten, 3.;
3. Com. to remit, to make remittancea, to
ntake proviiioa for; 4. Sport, to Cover, co
pnlate (of »tag»); II. refl. to cover one'a «elf;
to pat on one'a bat; bebttfen Sie fid), mein
#err, be covered Sir; bie bebedte äJatterie,
Utk. covered or maaked battery; bus be«
betfttffloot, boaae boat; ber bebetfte Song
or SBcg, Fort, covered way, caponniere.
Sctafttag, (».)/• 1. covering; cover, tegn
ment; 2. Art, occaltatlon (of a itar); 3.
Mii. eaeort, convoy, aafegnard; 4. Com.
proviaion; b.fig. security ; B-«fd)iff, n. con-
voy(«hip).
»eben', («fr.) m. vid. VebeD.
»eben!'», comp. — frifl, —jetr,/. tlme for con-
»idering; reapite, delay, lelcure.
Sebenfen, (irr.)v. I. o. 1. to conaider, tbink,
reflect or ponder on (upon); to examine,
weigb, nund, heed, to bear in mind; 2. to
care for, to take care of, not to forget;
(einen) im Seffamtnte — , to pat (one) in
one's will, to provide for (one), to beqaeatb
•omething to ; II. refl. 1. to adviae or reaion
with one'a aelf; 2. to beaitate, pause; ffd)
anbere — , to cbange one'a mind; fid) eine«
»eifern — , to bethink one'a aelf for tbe
better.
SBebenr'en, ». (str.") n. 1. a) consideratioa;
6) trid. ®tttad)ten i 2. heaitation ; donbt, »ern-
ple; — tragen, to doabt, betitate, »crnple,
to stick at, atagger; — erregen, to give
paoae; fid) ein — Aber etwas manjen, to
scrople or »tamble at ...; ohne — , noheti-
tatingly.
Sebenftid), i. adj. doobtfnl, acrnpulona, so-
■piciooa; hazardou«; crltical, aeriona; 0.
S-leit, (te.) /. donbtfulnea», acrnpaloaine»»,
icraple, nicety, heaitation, irreaolntion , ti-
midity.
SSeben'ten, (te.) «. a. 1. to inform; to give to
onderntand; to enjoin, direct; to »et right;
2. to aignify, mean, denote; Das feil bas
— ? wbat ia the meaning ofthilf 3. tofore-
bode, bode, preaage, portend, betoken; 4. to
be of conseqoence, to matter, import; es
bat nid)« jn — , it doe« not signify, 'ti» of
na conieqaence or aecoant, it matten not;
es $at nidjt eiel ;u — , it i» no great matter,
it matten little.
fBeben'tenb, adj. conaiderable; important,
great; ein b-er SetlSfi, a great, aerioos or
heavy loaa.
Sebeuffam, I. adj. «ignißcant, fall of (pr
fraught with) meaning, meaning (looks, 4c.) ;
II. fiB-feit, /. aignificance; importance, con-
aeqnence.
äBeben'rung, s. I. (xo.) f. l.aignification, aigni-
ficance, meaning, aenae ; 2. foreboding, aign ;
3. importance, consequence; »on feiner — ,
of no aecoant; II. comp, b-slos, b-8Ieer, ad).
void of meaning, meaninglet«, inkignificant,
inconaiderable; ffi «lofigfftt, /. inaigaifi-
cance; b-sfd)ner, b-scoH, oid. Sebeutfam.
Sebie'nen, (u>.) v. I. a. 1. toaerve, attend,
to wait on; 2. (L n.) ein Xmt — , to fill an
office; 3. (L «.) einem bebient fein, to be
one'a coonael, to work for one; fid) oon 5tn*
bern — (äffen, to make others wait npon na;
ein @cfd)ät — , £""• t0 • 8rve » piece; bie
garten (in ber .Karte) — , ß«m. to follow
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snit (at cards); n. refi. 1. to faelp one"s
seif; 9. ftd) einer ©od)e (Gen.) — , to make
ose of a thing, to apply a thing (}tt, to),
Bedien'«, m. (decl. like ad).) (man-)servaat,
serving-man, foot-man, lackey, valet, at
teodant; b-nbaft, adj. fig. lervile; S-n=
bafttgfeit, /. fig. servility; 8-njimmer, n.
■crvanti' hall.
SSebie'nung, (w.) /. 1. «erring, 4c. cf. fSf.
Dienen i 2. service, waiting, attendaoce; 3,
collect. servants, domestics; 4. ((. u.) office,
employment, place.
SSebtng', (str.') m. (I. u.) vid. »ebingung.
iBebing'en, «. a. I. (tlr.) to »eitle terms, to
cootract, stipolate, to agree npon or for (the
price); bit %xaa)t — , to tettle the term» of
freight; II. (te.) to limit, make conditionaJ
to postulate; befeingt fein Don, to be depea
dent on, affected by.
SBebing'mf, (str.) n. condition, postulate.
SJebingf, L adj. conditiooal; b-e Tfonabme,
Com. qualified, partial, enlarged, conditio-
aal acceptaoce; acceptaoce for part; II
fB-beit, /. the qnality of beiag conditional
conditionality, limitation by certain terms.
ISebing'ung, (to.)/. condition, clause, Provi-
sion, qnalification; terms, stipolation, agree-
ment, proviso; auf gute ffi-en, on good
terms; unter ber — (baf), on (the or this)
condition, with this understanding, provided
(tbat); unter jeber — , upon any.term; unter
feiner — , not npon any terms; b-tmeife, adv.
npon condition; in a qualified sense.
Sefcräng'cn, (to.) v. a. to press hard; to op-
press, distress, grieve, afllict, vex; bfc
bringt, in distress; necessitous (circum
stances, &c). [ment, distress.
SBebrdng'nif , (str.) f. pressure, embarrass
SBebrong'ung, (vi.) f. oppression, pressure,
afflictioo, vexation, grievance.
fl)ebroh'en,SBeerüVen*, (to.) v.a. to tbreaten,
ffiebroj'Iid), adj. threatening. [menace.
Sebrob/ung, /. threatening, commination.
Sebrutfen, (w.) v. a. to cnver witb print.
fflebrülfen, (w.) v.o. to oppress, distress, vex.
aSeferüd'er, (str.) m. oppressor.
Sßebrüif ung, (v>.) f. oppression, persecotion,
hardsbip.
Bebuf'ten, Stbüf'ten, (to.) «. a. to perfnme.
«Sebufne, (10.) »., S5ebut'nif(b, adj. Bedonin,
Bedoween, Bedaweea, Badawin; JB-nbinpts
Jing, m. Bedonin chief. [manore
»ebfittg'en, (u>.) t>. o. to cover with dang,
SBebfinf en, (u>.) v. t'mp. (with. Aec.) to seem,
appear; mid) btbünft, methinks; ftd) — lafsj
fen, to be of opinion; to think.
SBebünfcn, t. (str.) n. opinion, esrJmation;
nad) meinem — , or meinet 58-6, in my opinion.
»ebunften, fflebun'ften, (tu.) v. a. to cover
witb vapour or amoke.
SBebup'ftn, (vi.) «. a. to dab, toncb gently.
Sebür'fen, (irr.) v. «., n. k imp. (with Gen.)
to oeed, to be or stand in need of, to want,
lack, to be short of (money, &c); to re-
qnire; id) bebarf Selb, I want money; id)
bebarf bringenb (Selb, I am distreued for
money; et bebarf {einer 6ntfd)nlbtgung,
there needs no excnse; beffen betatrfte et
nid)t, there was no need of it.
SBebürfnif, (str.)n. I. need, want, necessity;
2. exigency , occasion ; requlsitc , desidera-
tnm; pl. necessaries.
SBebfirftig, 1. adj. wanting: 1. necessitous,
needy, indigent, poor;'}. (with Gen.) in want
of ; II. SB-f eit, /■ indigence, distrens, poverty .
ätect/ren, (to.) v. a. to honour; — Sie müh
balb mit einem Briefe, favour me soon with
a letter; mit feiner (Segenroart— , to grace
witb one's presence.
SBemten, äBesefbigen, (u>.) v.a.l. to continn
by (or to dcclare upon an) oatb, to take an
oath of; 2. to administer an oath; 3. to
swear, to bind (one) by oath; beeibigtt Tlllt*
fage, evidence upon oath) bettbigte sjRcfler,
sworn brokers. [*c. cf. Seeiben.
58e=ei'btgung, (w.) /. the act of taking an oath,
Sfeei'fern, (to.) v. refi. to endeavour, to be
.zealous (für, um, for, of); to take pains to
press eagerly (for); ftd) für <&Hnen — , to
enter wannly into one's interests.
Soerltn, (w.) v. a. 4 refi. to hasten, horry,
speed.
SBt=ein'träd)tigrn, (to.) t>. a. to prejndice, in-
jure, bias; to invade, infringe, to intrench
or encroach upon, to interfere with, impair;
b-b, p. o. prejudicial, injurious, deroga-
tory to.
»esetn'trädjtigung, (w.) f. invasion, infringe-
ment, Sie., encroachment (ber $reibeir, Jt-,
npon liberty, Ac.), prejndice, injnry.
SBe»ti'fen, (w.) v. a. to cover with Ice, to iee.
8esen'6en,SBe=en'bigen / (to.)t).o. to end.tioish,
tenainate. [ciusion.
iBesen'bigtmg, (u>.) /. termination, issoe, con-
SBestng'en, (u>.) v. a. to aarrow, contract,
cramp, coofine;j!g. to trammel, limit; b-b,
p. o. dose, stifling (as air, 4c); beengt,
p. a. confined, dose ; fid) beengt fühlen, fig.
to fed oppressed or timid.
Sestng'ung, (tu.)/, narrowing, contraction,
*c, Med. & Surg. stricture.
SScierlien, (w.) v. a. 1. (©inen) to inherit tbe
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goods of (oae), to be one'a beir, to sncceed
to (an estate); 2. beerbt fein, to bave iaane
iBescr'bcr, (str.) m. inheritor, &c.
SBcjfr'btgcn, (w.) v. a. to inter. bory.
SScsifr'btgung, (w.)f. interment, barial; S8-8s
fcicrlid)feit, /. funeral rites, obsequiea; äB-ds
roften, pt. funeral expense«.
©ee're, (w.)/. berr).
Beeren*, comp. — at)nlid), —ortig, —förmig,
adj. berry-like, Bot. baeeiform; Bot-». —
b<mm, m. American goose-berry; — »Olbe,
äJecr^ngelifa, /. berry-bearing angelica;
— frejfenb, adj. berry-eating, baccivoroui;
— hol}, n. vid. gaulbaum; — melbe, /. «traw
berry blite; — tragen!), adj. berry-bearing,
baeeiferona, coeeiferou«; Seer/mojt, ä3eer'=
Dein, m. grape-winc, nnpresaed »ine.
SBee'ten, (10.) v. n. to pick berries.
SBeet, (str.) n. Gard. bed, parterre.
äSee'te, (to.)/. Bot. beet.
SBefacb'eln, (10.) t>. a. to cool witb a fan, to fan
«Sefäb/igen, (to.) v. a. to cnible, fit; fid) — ,
to qnalify one'» «elf (ja, for). [Hon.
Befähigung, (10.)/. aatborization, qnalifica-
fläefahr/bär, adj. fit for pauage, practicable;
aavigable.
SBefab/ren, v. a. I. (str.) 1. to ride on (a road),
to navigate, crou, freqnent, ue; 2. to carry
«tone«, &c to, cover witb mannre, «sc. ; eine
@nibe — , Min. to get into a mine; ein $au6
— , prooinc. to take poueuion of a houae;
Mars, einen Sri — baben, to be a good
pilot for a certain place; — SSolf, Veteran
aailor«; ein b-er ajcatrofe, a weather-beaten
•ailor; II. (to.) :£&* to fear, to be afraid of.
Sef ab'rung, (10.) /• riding on, &c. ; navigation.
Befoi'Ien, {str.} v. n. £ t'mp. to befal, attack ;
— »erben, to be attacked, aeized (oon, by
er witb); »on einer Arantyeit — »erben, to
be takeo iil; »on einem Sturme — »erben,
to aeet witb a «tonn,
äkfang'en, (str.) v. o. 1. to inclose, (urronnd
2. to contain, comprehend; 3. to involve,
coofuae; oon or in ... — fein, to be takeo or
•eized witb ...; in einem 3rrtbnme — fein,
to laboor under a mistake.
Sefong'en, I. adj. 1. disconcerted, confnaed
embarraiaed; 2. biaised, partial, prejndi
ced, preposaeued (»on, witb); II. SB-heit, /.
1. confuaion, embarraasment ; 2. narro»
view», prejndice.
Sefaf'fen, (to.) t>. I. a. 1. to bandle, touch;
2. to compau, comprehend; II. re/f. to con-
cern, trouble one'* «elf (mit, with) to deal
meddle (with), to engage (in), to enter,
dive (into).
Berbern, (u>.) v. a. 1. to cover witb feather« ;
2. vid. SBeftebern.
SBcfeb'bcn, (to.) v. I. a. to make war npon;
to declare war; II. rtfl. to be in a «täte of
confilet
Befehl', s. I. (str.) m. command, (Mil.) order;
cbarge; Com. order, direction, commiation.
Law, injnnction, preeept; »aS ift (fleht) JU
3t)rera — ? what ia your pleaaore? give yoor
orden ! ich flehe JU (Sbrem) — , I am at yoor
diipoaal; ;u Seiner SRojeftät — , at bis Ma-
je«ty'» devotion ; ftet* ju — ! alwayi read)
to obey order«! bü onf »eiteren — , tili for-
ther ordera; 8er gerichtliche — , Warrant; ber
— über etneitrtnee, the command of an arm) :
auf reeffen — ? by »ho«e order«? ben — ffibs
ren, to command; II. comp. SB-Sbaber, m.
Commander, cbief; b-<?haberif<b, adj. vid.
S8efehlerifd)5 b-6roeife, adv. 1. by way of
command; 2. Gram, imperatively.
Befehlen, (str.)v. a. (einem etwa«) 1. to
command, to bid, order, Charge ; ttaS — Sie ?
what do yon desiret (c/. Befehl, s.) nie Sit
— , aa yon pleaae ; b-b, ;>. a. imperative; man-
datory ; ein b-ber Son, a tone of «uperiority ;
2- vid. empfehlen) (Sott befohlen, adien.
Sefetyieriffb, adj. col. imperioua, dietatorial,
hanghty.
Sefih'ligen, (to.) «. a. to command (an army) ;
befehligt, p. a. ander command (»on, of).
SBefei'len, (10.) v. a. to file at; to fnrbish by
filing.
äBefeil'fchen, (to.) v. a. vulg. to cbeapen.
Söefein'ben, (to.) v. a. to periecnte, treat hoi-
tilely, to baraas.
SSefeff igen, (to.) v.a.l. to fasten, fii, attach ;
to atrengtuen; 2. Mit. to fortify; 3.fig. to
«trengthen, conaolidate, cement (one's power,
Ac), to confirm, settle (the wavering), fix.
fflefeft'iger, (str.) m. faatener; fortifier.
Sefeffigung, (to.)/. 1. faitening; 2. Mil. a)
the act of fortifying; b) (SB-8»etf, n.) for-
tification, bnlwark, barrier, deftnee; 3..%.
conaolidation, &c; S8-8f Unfl, /. fortification ;
99-(9SfahI, m. paliiade (u-ly pl.).
fflefeudyten, (to.) 0. a. ta wet, moiaten; to ir-
rigate, water.
SBefcucb'tung, (to.)/. wetting, Ac; Irrigation.
SBefeu/ern, (w.) v. a.fig. to fire, heat, animate.
Befie'bern, (10.) v. I. a. to feather, to provide
with plumage; II. Tffl. to get feather»; be:
fiebert, p. a. feathered.
äBefin'ben, (str.) v. t a. to find, jndge, to think,
eiteem, deem; II. re/f. 1. to be or rare (well
or ill); ftd) »o v l — , to be well off, to bc in
easy circomitaacea; »ie — ©iefid;? how do
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you? ©it — ftdj bod) roobl? I hope you are
»dl? mir — ÜB* hier gattJWObl.we are quite
comfortable here; et befand fid) bcffcr, he
fett more comfortable ; 2. ftd> an einem Sorte
— , to be placed »omewbere, to be «tationed
ata place; 3. vid. 2>id) «erhalten, 1.; III. s.
(str.) n. 1. judgment, opinion, estimation;
nad) — , aa yoo may (will) think fit; 2. »täte
of health; 3. tbe being in some place.
Befinb'Iid) , adj. to be found (preaent) , effec-
tive, real; »ituated; irgenbroo — fein, to be
or exist «omewbere.
flJefing'crn, (to.) v. a. to finger.
SBeflect'en, (to.) u.a. l.to blot,spot,stain,foul,
defile; 2. fig. to spot, stain, eully, defile,
profane, poUate, contaminate; to aaperae,
cast aapersiona on , to tarniah , blemii h, in
jure (one'a repntation, ftc); 3. Shoe-m. to
beelpiece, to beel (ahoes, ftc).
BefUtfung, (•».)/• 1. blotting, ftc; 2. fig.
contamination, pollntion, defilement.
Befleißigen, (to.), Befleißen, (itr.-l. u.) v.
refl. (fid) einer Sad)e [Gen.]) to apply (one'a
»elf) to, to attend to, to study, to be «tu
diou« (of), to endeavonr, to bestow pain*
upon; er befleijJiflt fid), be make« it bis «tndy ;
er befleißigt fid) ber Äürje, he aim« at bre
vity.
Beflie'Pen, (ttr.) v. a. to flow »t, on, again«t;
mit Blut beflofien, atained with blood.
Befliffen, 1. adj. «tudion« (einer ©ad)e [Gen.],
of ), aaaiduous, diligent, devoted, given (to),
iotent (auf, npon) ; ber SBiffenfibaften — fein,
to stndy ; to practiie; ein Befliffener, a stu-
deat; one wko practiie«, a practitioner ; II.
B-beit, /. stodioniness, assidoity.
Sefliffentlid), adv. astiduously, studioosly.
SefUt'tern, (to.) t>. o. to furaish with spangles
or any thing that glittera, to beipangle.
Beflo'gen, p. a. Sport. Sedged.
Beflo'ren, (».) v. a. to corer with crape.
Beflügeln, (to.) v. a. 1. to furouh with wiogs,
to add wiogs to, to wing, feather; 2. einen
SEBalb — , to cot a laae, an avenoe through
a forest; 3. fig. to hasten, accelerate, ani-
mate; beflügelt, winged.
Bcftu'tbcn, (to.) v. a. to overflow, cover with
water, to waah (tbe sbore, ftc).
ßefol'gen, (u.) v. a, to foilow, obey, comply
with; to foilow op (a custom), to act up to;
genau — , to adhere to (Aufträge, Orders).
Sefol'gtng, (<o.)/. following, ftc, obsertrance,
Beförderer, (ttr.) m. fartherer, ftc, cf. Be«
förbernj promoter, patroo.
Befördern*, adj. vU, »orterli*.
Beför'btnt, (to.) i>. a. 1. to forther, forward,
accelerate, to despatcb, expedlte; 2. to pro-
mote, advance, to prefer (one to a place);
3. fig. to encoorage; to mature.
Beförderung, (to.)/. 1. fortherance, forward-
ing; 2. advanceraent, promotion,preferment;
3. encouragemeot. [cbarter (a sbip).
Bcfrnd/ten, (to.) ». a. to freight, load; to
aefrad/ter, (ttr.) m. freighter; consigner,
consignor, exporter, despatcher.
aefradj'tung, (to.)/. freighting.
Bcfra'gen, (u>.) v. I. a. to ask, examine, inter-
rogate, question; II. rtft. to inquire, conault.
Sefra/gung^w.)/. qoestioning; examination,
interrogation, inquiry.
Befran'fen, (to.) v. a. to befringe, fringe.
Befrei'en, (ic.) v. a. to free, deliver, rescae;
to exempt, acqnit, release, liberate, set free;
to diseneumber; to disengage ; to rid or clear
of (from); befreit fein (OOn), to be exempt
(from).
Befrefer, (str.~) m. freer, deliverer, liberator.
Befreiung, (to.) /. freeing, ftc. ; delWerance ;
rescue, release, disebarge, diaengagement,
diaeneumbraace , exoneration; immunity;
emaneipation, redemption; Chem. deoxida-
tioo; B-4frieg, m. war of deliverance, lioe-
rntion war (of the German State» io 1813).
Befrem'ben, (to.) v. a. imj>. to appear stränge
to (one), to snrprise; ba« befrembet mid), 1
wonder at that, I am snrprlaed at it; b-b,
p. o., befrenuVlid), adj. stränge, odd, eur-
priaing, extraordinary.
»efreffen, (str.) v. a. to bite, gnaw at.
Sefreun'ben, (u>.)o. L a. to befriend, favonr;
to make a friend of ...; IT. refl. 1. to be or
become frienda; 2. (with mit), to reconcile
one'a aelf to ... ; mit einem befrembet fein,
to be the friend of one ; fid) mit Semonb — ,
to enter into friendahip with one ; befreunbet,
p. a. friendly, allled, near of kln, akln.
»efrie^igen (aefrirten, «.«.), (to.) t>. o. 1 to
content, gratify, satiffy, please; feine ©Ifa*
biger — , to satiafy one's creditors; 2. to ap-
pease, assoage, allay, calm ; ein Jtinb — , to
qniet a child ; 3. vid. 8infritbigen i b-b, p. a.
satisfactory ; fdjnwr JU — , hard to be pleased
(or to please), fastidiona.
Befriedigung, (to.) /. 1. contentJng, satis-
fying, satiafaction ; payment; 2. appeasiag,
ftc; 3. vid. (Sinfriebigung.
Seftob'nen, (to.) «. a. to impose soceage, Ser-
vice or compulsory laboor.
»efrud/ten, (to.) v.a.l. to froctify, fertilUe.
feenndate; to enrlch (infertile groond); 2.
to make prolifie, to impregnate.
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tion; Gard. prolification; Fhysiol. irapregnn
tion; Bot-s. oerborgene— , cryptogamy ; 35-6
reld), m. perianth af the fructification; 35-6*
röbre, /. pistil.
Scfu'gen, (w.) v. a. to authorize; to entitle.
Scfng'nip, (str.) f. right, competence, privi-
lege, warraot, authority.
Befagf , p. <•• authorized, &c, warranted; legal,
legitimate ; competent (as a witoeu , ix.) ;
fid) für — galten, to think one'* seif justi
äed (in).
SefäVlcn, (to.) c. o. to feel, toach, handle;
to fumble, finger, to examine by feeling,
SBcfanb', (str.) m. 1. State, condition in wbich
a thing is found; 2. reiult; — bud), n. store-
book, inventory ; Journal.
S8efüt(b'ten, (w.) v. a. to fear, apprehend;
sDspect.
ä3cfürd)'tang, (u>.) /. fear, apprehensioa.
SBego/ben, (u>.) o. n. to cadow (one with), to
bestow (nomething) npon; begäbt*, endoweU
gifted.
SBega'bung, (io.)/.endowment; donation, gift
SBegaf'fen, (w.) u. a. outg. to gape, gaze at
SBtgdng'aif , (str.) n. celebration, solemniza
tion. [to cohabit.
Begasten, (u>.) t>. r<#. to conple, copnlate:
{ Begartang, (vi.) f. coition, copulation, cou
pling; S-<!jeit, /. Sport, pairing-time (of
birds, &c), bucking time (of deer).
Begcoi'feln, (w.) t>. a. coJ. to dazzle by jog-
glery, to hoax, to burabug.
Begif/ben, (*tr.) u. refi. 1. to repair, betake
one'« seif, resort, adjourn, go to; fid) aus
ber ©taM — , to leave tbe town; f£4) in ein
$08* — , to enter a house; ftd) jur JÄube
to eompose one's seif to sleep; ftd) in ©es
ftt^r — , to run into danger; fid) auf bieglnc&t
— , to betake one's seif to fligbt; fid) in ben
©beftttab—, to enter the State of raatrimoaj ;
fid) unter 25d)u$ — , to pnt one's seif ander
protection; fid) an ... — , to set aboat (a bu
«ine««, 4»:.); 2. to happen. come to pass;
3. (with Gen.) to renounce (claims), to re
sign , forego , to divest one's seif of ; jU — ,
Com. transferable, negociable.
Begifbenbeii, (vi.) f., »egeVntf, (Hr.) n. ad
ventare, event, oeenrrence.
Segt'fl'nen, (10.) v. n. (aui. fein) (with Dat.)
1. to meet, meet witb, enconnter, light upon ;
ibre Xngen begegneten ben meinen, her eyes
caught miue; i.fig. a) to happen, to come
to paus; 6) (gen. with Dat.) to befal; ti be*
segnete ihn ein Unfall, h« met with an acci
<leot; 3. to meet (one's wishes, an objeetion
&c), to antieipate; to obviate, prevent;
4. to treat, use, to reeeive (one well or Hl).
SBcgüg'nifi , (str.) f. & n. oecurrence, event,
acci Jen t; »tbrige BegEg'niffc, adversities.
kgcg'nuug, (to.)/. l.meeting; 2. treatment.
usage; reeeption.
58cgcfe/cn,(in\)u.I.a.l.towalkover,perainbu~
late; to vlsit ; to inspect ;fig-sSJI.to celebrate,
solemnize, to keep (a feast); 3. to do, com-
mit; to perpetrate; Jl.refl. vid. fid) Begatten.
Scge'br', (str.) n. & m. 1. n:fc vid. Begebren,
s.; 2. Com. call, demand, request, inquiry;
in — , vid. Begehrt, p. a. (in Begebren).
BegVb/ren, (u>.) v. I. a. 1. to desire or wish
for with eagerness, to desire eagerly, ear-
nestly, or (i. i. $.) inordinately, to covet,
to Inst after; 2. to demand, crave; Com-*.
begebrt, p. a. in demand, in request, in fa-
vour, «ougtit.eought after, inqaired for; Jtaf»
fee tft fet)r begehrt, tbere is a great call for
coffee ; begebrt werben, to be in great favoor ;
wenig begehrt, Hat, langnid, dullj IL n.
(with nad)) to long (for), yenrn (after).
iBeg'eb'ren, s. (str.) n. 1. desire, demand, re-
quest, longing, craving; 2. pretension; auf
3f;r — , by your desire.
Segy^rtid), 1. adj. craving, greedy, covetous,
inordinately desirous; II. ®-fcit, /. cove-
tonsness, greediness. [desire.
Sßtg'e'b'rung, (w.) f. desiring, longing for, &c
fflege^'ung, (io.)/- 1. perambulation ; travel-
ing survey ; fig-s. 2. celebration, solemni-
zation; 3. conunitment, perpetration.
fflegei'fen«, (w.) v. a. 1. to beslaver; 2.fig.
to calumniate, to Blander.
SSegeifi'crn, (w.) v. a. to inspire; to animate,
to fill with enthusiasm (ecstasy) , to put in
(or throw into) raptares or eestasies, to
exalt; begefftett, in ecstasy, raptures, Ac
SBegeifi'ernng, (w.)f. Inspiration; animation,
exaltation, excitement, enthusiasm, trans-
port, ecstasy; (poetic) rapture; inlellectual
intoxication.
Segier', Begierde, (w.)f. 1. desire; passion,
eagerness, appetite; 2. inordinate desire.
Inst, concupiscence; unmdfiige SB-ben, un-
rply appetites.
SBegie'rig, I. adj. desirous (nad), of), eager
(for); greedy, avid, covetons; II. S-feit,/.
greediness, avidity, eagerness.
Begießen, (str.) v. a. to water, sprinkle, wet,
moisten, bathe, soak, to pour or drip some-
thing upon ... .
♦SSegi'ne, (w.)f. 1. Ecc. a begnln(e) (a nun);
2. a kind of coif ; biggin ; 3. Orn. reif, reeve
(tbe renale of the raff) ; B-nrcfe, vid. f>ionie.
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^Beginn 7 , (str.)m. beginning, origin, ontaet;
proceeding.
SBegtn'nen, (str.) v. I. n. to begio; to origi-
aate; U. a. 1. to commence, begio; 2. a) to
• «et out or aboot, proceed to, open, start;
o) to do. ondertake; III. v. s. (str.) n. doiog,
action, proceeding.
SBegip'fcn, (to.) t>. a. to platter over.
SBegif tern, (to.) v. a. to provide with grate«.
SBeglin'jen, (to.) o. a. to »bed «pleadoor over
...; to illaminate, to iliumioe.
^Beglaubigen (SBeglau'ben, i. «,), (to.) »■ I. a.
1. to atteat, aver, confirm, authenticate, eer-
tify, verify ; 2. to accredit; eine beglaubigte
Xbförift, an aothenticated or atteated copy ;
II. re/I. (ftd>, feine Werfen) to prove one'a iden-
tity, Ac. by evidence; b-b, ad;, credential.
äBeglatr'bigung, s. I. (».)/. atteatation, an
thenticatioo, verification; teatimony, cre-
dential« ; II. comp. SB-Sföein, m. certificate ;
äB-Sfö reiben, n. credential letter, credential«
SSegleif, (str.) m.&n. »id. Begleitung; »-(«>
fdjein. Com. cocket, permit, pau-bill.
SSeglci'ten, (to.) «. o. 1. to aecompany, bear
Company, go along witb,- atteod, foltow, wait
on; 2. to condoct; to eicort, coovoy; 3e=
nianb nttd) £auft— , to «ee one bome ; 3. Mus.
to aecompany; b-be£Baß, m. thoroughba««;
b-be Stimmen, /■ pl. accompanying part«;
4. fig. to follow, atteod; b~b, p. a. attcu
dant (on); concomitant, conjoined with.
Säeglei'ter, (str.) m. 1. aoeompanier, follower,
attendant, companion ; conduetor, guide ; 2,
Mus. aecompanist; 3..%. concomitant (of
succe», &c); 35-tnn, (to.)/. feraale compa-
nion; conduetreas.
SBegleif föaft, f. vid. »egleirung.
SBeglei'tung, (yc.)f- 1. accompanying, atten-
dance; 2. a) condoct, eicort, coovoy; 6)pro-
ceuion; c) »uite, retinae, train; 3. Mus.
aecompaniment ; SB-Jföiff, n. convoy, tender,
Seglüif en, (to.) v. a. to ble*s, proaper, make
bappy; — mit, to give (one) the benefit of
...; beglü&t, ble*«ed, proiperou«, bappy.
93egtfi<frcünfd)en, (to.) v. a. to congratuiate,
to wixh (one) joy.
Segna'bigen (SSegna'ben), (to.) t>. a. 1. to
pardon (a malefactor) ; 2. to favour, to graot
favonn.
»cgna'bignng, (in.)/. 1. pardoning, pardon;
2. faTonr, grace; S-trtä)t, n. right of par
doning.
Segnungen, (w.)v.refi. to be contented, «atis-
fied, orplea«ed,to content one's «elf (with), to
acquiesce (in, to).
SBegnäg'lid), JBegn&g'fam, vid. ©enügfam.
SBegra/ben, (str.) v. o. 1. to bury, ioter, «e>-
palchre; 'i.fig. to oide, conceal.
SBcgratynif, *. I. (str.) n. l.bnrial, fnneral, in-
tennent ; 2. «epnlchre, tomb, grave ; II. comp.
— feierlidjfeittn, — gebrintbe, /. pl. fnneral
•olemnitles, rite« or observance, obseqnie»;
— Toften, p(. fnneral expenae«, bnrial dnea;
—Heb, n. fnneral hymn, dirge; —ort, — pla$,
m. burying-place , bnrial-place, grave-yard.
SBegra'fen, (to.) t>. I. a. to cover with graa«;
begrafet, grauy; II. refl. to graze, to feed
SBegraut*, p. o. grey with age. [upon gras*.
ffiegrei'fen, (str.)v.a. 1. to feel, tonch, handle,
finger; to grope, farable ;fig-s. 2. in or unter
fjd)— , to inclnde, comprehend, contain, com-
priae; 3. to onderstand, to coneeive, appre-
hend; btefer 6d)attfpie(er begreift ben (Seift
feiner Stoße, that player enter« into the api-
rit of bis part ; fönett — (n.), to be qnick of
appreheoaion; föner — (n.), to be doli, to
be slow to learn; 4. in ((. p. auf or über)
... begriffen fein, to be at or aboot .... to be
engaged in ...; im SBou begriffen, in courae
or progres« of conatruetion, (in) building ; auf
einer Steife begriffen fein, to be on a journey.
Segreif'Iid), I. adj. conceivable, intelligible;
Sinem GrroaS — maiben, to make one com-
prehend ; man f onnte ibm nid)t — mad)rn, he
could not be bronght or made to compre-
hend; II. SB-Jett, /. conceivableneaa, intel-
ligibility.
SBegrenj'bär, adv. confinabie, definable.
SBegren'jen, (to.) v. a. 1. to border, bonnd;
2. to connoe, cirenmacribe, lirait, terminate;
3. fig, to define.
iBegren'jung, (w.) f. limitatioo ; border.
SBegriff', s. I. (.vir.) nu La) vid. Snbegriffi
b) vid. Kbrip, 2.; 2. the being engaged in
..., act: im — <e) jlt ..., in the act of ...; im
— fein or fteben , to be aboot or npon the
point; id) bin im — e, I am going (to do some-
thing); 3. coneeption, pereeptien; coneeit;
notion, idea; tt ift Aber feine SB-e, that i«
ont of bi« sphere or beyond hia coneeption ;
föner eon SB-en, doli, obtoae, stupid, ef.
föner «Begreifen j II. comp. SB-*befiimmung,
f. definition; S-SDerned)feIung, /. the con-
founding of coneeption« or notion«.
SBegruVben, (to.) r. a. 1. to fonnd, establiah ;
2. to prove , to make good ; to confirm; to
verify; (nobl) begrunbet, fig. establiahed;
legitimate.
SBegrün^er, (str.) m. founder, establisher, Ac.
Begründung, (to.)/. 1. the act of founding,
foundatfon, erection, establishment ; 2. fig.
proof, connrmation.
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xttgrü'ntn, (w.) v. I. a. lo cover with green ;
II. refl. to become green or verdant.
JBcgrti'fitn, (tc.) t>. a. 1. to greet, salute, hail,
welcome; 2. (with nm) coi. to ask, entreat
(for).
SJtgru'ßnng, (to.)/. greeting, salutation, hail-
ing, welcome.
SegudVcn, (te.) «, a. /am. to behold, look at.
«»egui'ne, (to.)/. trid. SBegine.
Segün'ftigen, (to.) v. a. to favour, bcfriend.
keep or hold up, to countenance, patronise ;
to promote, forward; b-b, p. a. favourable.
Segün'fHgung , (te.) /. favour , countenance,
encooragement, patronage; favooritism.
Segur/ten, (u>.) v. a. to gird, belt.
Begüf ad)ten, (to.) ». a. to give one's opinion,
to pass a judgment on ... .
Següf aibtnng, (ic.) /. opinion of a committee
or of experienced persona on ... .
ffiegfftigen (»egö/ten, '. «.), (to.) v. a. vid.
»efdnftigeii.
Segö'tern, (u>.) o. a. to bestow riehen or
wealth, to eorich; begütert, p. a. wealthy,
opulent, rieh; bie ä8egüterten, p. s. pl. the
wealthy, the opulent.
Bebao/rtn, (w.) t). I. a. to cover with hair;
IL refl. to get hair; bebaart, adj. haired,
comate ; Zoo/, crinigeroos ; Bot. hirgute, pi-
lose; SBehaart&eit, /. hairiness, hirsuteness.
SebaTJen, (irr.) v. I. a. provinc. to maintain ;
to keep; II. refl. coL to bebave.
»cbd'big, adj. col. vid. SSebogltd).
SebacPcn, (te.) v. a. to hew; to prune; to
lop; to hoe; to grub, to earth up; to dig
about, Iay bare (trees).
JBehaften, (to.) v. a. to bürden, Charge, load
äfftet, infect or äfftet (with); mit Softem
behaftet, subjeet to vices.
Beba'geln, (to.) v. a.-to cover with hail.
Belja'gen, I. (to.) v. n. & imp. (with Dat.) to
please, to suit, afford comfort; eS bebagt
ihm nieht, «e does not like it; II. s. (str.) n
deligbl, comfort, complacency , pleasure
eaae; — an Staat ftnben, to deligbt in
■omething.
SefrfglM), I. adj. at ease, easy, inug, com
fortable; cos(e)y; IL adti. snugiy, Ac. at
ease; III. SB-feit, /. snugneas, Ac, ease.
»ebalmf , «dj. Bot. bladed.
»efjalf, (*tr.) m. + /or «Keinang.
Se^alfbSr, adj. retainable.
Seljal'ten, (str.)v.a. to keep, retain; 3enwnb
im "Änge — , to keep one in sight, to keep
one's eye upon one; bei ffä), fär ft<b — , to
keep to one's seif, to keep secret; Mars,
bae £anb im ©eftdjt — , to keep the land
aboard; IL p. a. cf. SBoblbebaltcni ein b-tt
Schiff, a ship escaped frora danger; b-C <3i~
ttt, goods well conditioned.
äSebdl'ter , (str.) m. 1. conserratory ; 2. re-
servoir ; fish-pond; 3. pantry ; 4. Bot., Anal,
kc. receptacle. ,
Setj&Ifnip , (str.) n. 1. conserratory; maga-
zine; ease; 2. room, cf. SBebdlter, 3. A 4.
SBetalffam, I. adj*. 1. retentive, tenacious;
2. lasting, durable; II. SB-fett,/, retentive-
ness.
Sebim'mern, (to.) v. a. 1. to hammer; 2. I-m.
to provide with hammer».
Seban'bcln, (w.) v. a. 1. to handle; to ma-
nage ; to mauipulate , work ; 2. a) Med. to
attend, to manage, to bave nnder care or
ander one's hands, to eure ; 6) to treat, use
(well or Hl), to deal (well or ill) by (one);
einen nie einen gremben — , to make a stran-
ger of one; guten bart — , to bear one hard,
to be sharp upon one ; 3emanb recbtlicb, bes
trögerifd) — , to deal bonestly, falsely with
one; 3. Com. kc. a) to bargain for; to
cheapen, to agree for the price of ...; 6) to
contract for.
»ebfa'bigen, (to.) v. a. vid. Sinhdnbigen.
SBeljttnb'tang, (w.) /. bandling, Ac. cf. Zu
banbeln? manipulation, management; tresrt-
ment (also Med.) ; dealing, usage.
Sebang', (*tr., pl. ffiebüng/e) m. 1. hanging;
2. Sport, the large, hanging ears (of a dog).
fflebang'en, adj. I. hang with; 2. Sport, ha-
ving large, hanging ears.
Sebdng'en, (to.) v. I. a. 1. to hang with; 2.
Sport, a) to attack, to stick fast to (the
game); o) to tie (a hound) and lead him;
II. refl. vulg. vid. »efaffen, n.
SBebat'ren, L (to.) v. n. to continue, perse-
vere, persist (bei, in, auf, in), to insist (upon) ;
to hold on or ont, to be steadmst (in the
faith, &c), to stand in or to (an opinion,
Ac); auf einer Sfige -, to face out a lie;
II. t). s. (str.) n. permanence.
Sehatttta), I. adj. persevering, steadfast; con-
stant; firm, continuing; II. SB-fett, (iß.) f.
perseverance, ponstancy, continnance.
SStbar'rsng, (tc.)/. perseverance; S-tsers
migen, n. power of inertuess, (Lat.) vis
inertice.
fflebär'jen, (to.) r. a. to cover with resin.
SBe^atriien, (u>.) v. a. to cover with a cap,
to hood, Ac cf. |>üubt.
Seban'djen, (to.) v. a. to breathe upon.
SBe^on'en, (str.) v. a. to hew; mt bem <9röb<
ften — , to rough-hew, Carp. A Sculp. to
chip, cot, form by cutting, to dress, trira,
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Square (timber); einen SBtü^Iflein — , to edge,
fresh-cnt (• mlll-stone); to poll, top (trees);
bünn — , to tfaio.
Bebäu'fefa, flSebutt'frn, (to.) v. a. to form into
or Surround with little heaps, to bill.
( Sebaup'tcn, (10.) v. 1. a. 1. to assert, afArm,
allege, avoucb, avow ; 2. to maintain, defend
support, sustain, to hold (an opinion, *c),
to keep, make good (one's grooad) ; II. refl.
to stand or hold one's gronnd, to bold out
(against); to support or sustain Itself (Com.
of the price, *c.); fln) gegen ben fiBmb — ,
to stand (bcar np against) the strength of
the wind.
SBtbanp'nmg, (to.) /. aisertion, allegation,
proposilion; Statement; maintaining, hold-
ingout, 4c; SB-8begtfff, m.fb-tmrt, n
Log. predicate.
SBebttU'fen, (to.) t». o. tolodge ; ff ä) — , to settle.
ffle&au'fitng , (to.)/. lodging, house, housing
domicile, babitation, abode, mansion.
SBe&än'ten, (10.) v. a. to provide or cover with
a skin , hide.
SSebelf, (itr.~) m. excose,pretext; shift,make
shift, device, expedient.
ffiebel'fen, (ttr.) v. rtfl. 1. to make (a) ihift
(mit, with), to make do; 2. to retort to, fall
back upon ; fitb f fimmerliib — muffen, to bave
bnt a scanty aliowance. [excuse.
Sehelf lid), adj. »erring as an expedient or
Befjel'Kgen, (fflebellen, l. v.) (u>.) v. a. to
molest, importnne.
Sebeltigung, (to.) /. molestation, trouble.
ee^el'men, (to.) v. a. to proTide with a hei
met; behelmt, p. a. beimeted.
♦{Betyn, m. Bot. 1. ber weife — , ä) white
beben, spattling-poppy; o) (or —fleim:
blunte, /.) white centanry ; 2.*er rotbe — , red
beben, sea-thrift, sea-lavender; 3. beeren:
ttagenber — , berry-bearing chickweed
nnfi, /. beben-not, oil-nnt.
Sebcnb', Sebente, adj. agile, oimble, actire,
swift, quick, handy, »droit, tidy, dexterous.
Beben/bigleit, (w.)/. nimbleness, qoickneaa,
•wiftness, lightnesi, actWity, agility, tidi-
ness, dexterity.
»eber'bergen, (u.) v. a. to harbonr, lodge,
house, to accommodate with lodgings.
fiebtrr'ftbrn , (to.) v. a. 1. to rule, govern;
to sway ; to domineer; 2. to command (also
MU. = to overlook); b-be TCniihe, Mil.
commanding ground; fU) — , to commaad
one's owo mind , to he master of one's seif,
of one's passions. [monarcb.
SebertTtber, ( str.) m. niler, governor, master ;
s9t(err/fd)ennn, (w.)/. mistrest, goycrness.
SBeberrfd>ung , (w.) /. domination. go»ern-
ment, sway, command, control.
Stbcr'iigen, (to.) v. a. to take to heart, to
mind; to weigh, comider.
äBcber'jignng, (w.) /. the taking to heart, Ac.
reflection.
SBcherjf, I. adj. courageous; Valoron«, stoot-
hearted, manfnl; — mad)en, to imbolden;
II. S-bttt, /. courage, spirit, heart.
»ebenen, (to.) v. a. Sport. 1. to bait; 2. to
break in (dogs).
ffiebcu'len, (to.) v. a. vvlg. to bewail, bemonn.
SBebM'en, (to.) v. a. cot. vid. SBcjaubent.
SBe&in'bern, (to.) v. o. to hinder, prevent.
Seiner, SSeb'nert«), Beb'nert, [pron.SSo'bner,
Ac] (*tr.) m. vvlg. (gardener's) basket.
SBcbo'beln, (to.) v. a. to plane, to polish.
Stbol'fen, p. a. dexterous, clever, ingenious.
33e$obn'Idä)eln, (to.) o. a. to smile npon scorn-
fnlly, to deride, jeer, mock or seoff at.
SSefcoI'jen, (to.) v. For. a. 1. to nurse the
yonng wood in (a forest), to supply with trees ;
befolgt, adj. forested; 2. vid. 'JCb^oIjeni Tl.
refl. 1. to be covered with wood; 2. to tun
into wood.
SSeboV. (str.) n. vid. 3obeb6r.
ä8e^ord)en, (u>.) v. a. to listen to (clandestinc*
ly), to hear privately, overhear(insidiously).
Se^or'd)et, (ttr.) m. listener, eaves-dropper.
»cijor'be, (to.)/- 1. tmpr. vid. 3ubeb6r$ 2.
competence, province, court, board, antho-
rity, Jurisdiction, magistrate.
Sebi'rig, adj. belonging to; vid. (Sebfrig.
SBe^o'fen, (to.) v. a. to put into breeches,
clothe in trowsers.
SBebflf, (*rr.) m. behoof, behalf; ju meinem
— , in (on) my behalf; &-t einer ®«d)e, in
(on) behalf of a thing.
Sebn'fen, (to.) v. a. te proride with hoofs;
beruft, p. a. hoofed.
Sebfilflid), I. adj. serriceable, ysefnl; anxi-
liary, adjutory, accessory, instrumental (to),
adjuvant, favourable (ju, to), condneire,
condocible ; dinem — fein, to be of assistance
to, to assist, abet, fbrther, help (one); II.
ffl-feit, (tr.) /. aid, instrumentnlity (ja, to).
fflebflPf f, (f-) "■ a. to jump upon.
Stuten, (to.) v. a. 1. to drive cattle upon
(afield or meadow) for grazing; 2. to gnard,
watch, preserve, keep (cor, from); ©Ott
bebfite tttä), God save ynu, God have yon
in bis keeping! (Sott bebfite! God forbid!
Sebfire! no! no!
Sebüffan, 1. adj. gnarded, heedfttl, cirerrm-
spect, cautioas, heedy, chary (mit of), shy,
|| cf. Sebaibrfam; n. »-reit, /■ heed, faeedtnl-
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neu, circnraspection, cantion, precantion;
care, diacretion ; große — , acrnpulonaneaa.
Sei, I- prep. (witli Dat.) oear, at, abont, at
the hoase of, with, by, on, upon, to, in; pre-
seot at, in the presence of; — (et Jtirdje,
near the chareb; — (er #anb, (near) at
band ; — ber glttfcbe ffyen, to be engaged at
the bottle; — #ofe leben, to live at court;
— tiefet 9tad)ria)t, at thi« oewi; b-m erften
"anblid 1 , at finst »ight; — einem »obnen,
Hegen, fteben, JC. to live, lie, atand, &c. with
one; etisas — fid> tragen ober baben, to
carry or have »omething aboat one ; — ftd)
btnfen, to think to one'* »elf; — offenem gen=
fter, with the wiadow open; bie Scblac&t
Jietpjtg, the battle of Leipiic; id) fa£ — tbm,
I »at cloae by him; ©inen — ber $<mb neb=
nun, to take one by the hand; — Kamen
nennen, to call by one'a name; — ©ort
fd)n>6ten, to swear by God; — meiner Seele,
opoo my sooi; — Selbe nidjt, by no roean»;
— ?td)te, by candle light; — meiner Selige
fett, as I bope to be saved; — gebenSftrafe,
opon (ander) pain of death; — einem an:
Hopfen, fig. to sound one; — einem auf:
halten, to stand by one; er bat inid) — f>ele
Ier unb Pfennig btjablt, he ha» paid me
to the last farthing; — Sage, in the day-
time; — 9cO(bt, in the night; — feinen 9Ä-
leiten, in bis lifetime; — 3eiten, in (good)
time, betiroe»; — 3tt(ren fein, to be in
yeara; — fid) or — Sinnen fein, to be in
one'a right senae»; — fid) bleiben, to keep
one'a temper; nitbt — aBerftonse fein, to be
beaide one'» »elf; — alle bem, for all that;
— Gelegenheit, occaiionally ; —Seite, aside;
— SSritcm, by far; Mars. — bem SBÜtbe
fegein ((alten), to tail with a »cant wind or
dose to the windj»bid)t b-m «Binbe fegein,
ftedjen or (alten, to »ail cloae hanled; II,
»£ adv. abont, nearly, almoit; — (nnbert
Sann, near a bundred men.
Seian', adv. col. hard by, cloae by.
aBeraUfer, (*tr.) m. Mar. kedge-anehor; »mall
bov(er) anchor.
Ser'arbetter, (ttr.) m. helpmate, auiatant
Sei'bebalten, (ttr.) v. a. to keep (np), keep
on, retain (in offlee); to continue, preaerve.
Sefbebaltung, (v>.) /. keeping, retaining, re-
tention. [close (a letter, *c.)
SSri'biegen, (ttr.) v. a. to »objoin, nnnex, en-
äSei'bütben, (ttr.) v. a. to bind or tie to.
Sei'bldtt, {ttr., pl. fflei'bUtter) n. supple-
mentär? vr fly-aheet; extra (of or to a ga-
zette); 14t. (Fr.) feuilUton.
©ertöte, (w>.) m, by-mei»enger.
{Beibringen, (irr.) v. a. 1. to bring near or
forward, to bring in or forth, to prodnee;
to adduce (proof«, Ac); (einem Stmai:)
2. to give (one »omething); Cinem einen
Sdjlag, StofS — , to give, fetch or deal one
a blow, a thrnst; to adminiater (»omething
to one: gradoally or withont bis pereeiving
it); ®ift — , to (adminiater) poi»on; 3. fig.
a) to afiect, inapire or intluenee witb (fear,
Ac); o)to impart,convey,in»til(knowledge,
Ac.) ; to make underatand, teacb ; e) to «ug-
geat, hint, insinnate, break (a diaagreenble
newa, Ac. to ...).
{Beibringung, (to.) /. bringing in, addnetion,
4c vid. {Beibringen. [bndj.
»ei'badj, (ttr., pl. »eilindjer) n. vid. ßontra.-
SBei'tbaife, [Fr., pron. M'ahSze] (w.) f. extra
vehicie or coach, cf. Seinagen.
Seidjts, comp, —gelb, n. confeasor's feea;
— finb, n. confeasant; — ftubj, m. confeaaio-
nal, confeuionary, confeasion-chair, confes-
aion-box; —SOter, ra. confesaor, father-con-
fessor; — jettel, m. a) »hrove-ticket; h) or
— jettgnif , n. certificate of confesaion.
Setdyte, *. I. (w.) /. confeaaion; jnr — ge(tn,
(Sinem — fiten, to confeas, to make confea-
aion (to).
SBeid/ten, (to.) v. a. A n. to confesa.
^©eicb'tiger, (ttr.) ra. (father-)confeaaor.
Bei'be, num. I. adj. (A t.) pl botb, the two,
either; — Bettern or bie b-n »Settern, both
the conain»; — für einen unb einer für — ,
each for the other; ja b-n Seiten, on botb
sides; meine b-n 6d)neftern, both my »ister» ;
»ir — , both of n»; roeltbe — , both of wfaieb;
meld)er »on b-n, wbich of the two; jeber oon
b-n, alte — , either; feiner oon b-n, n either
of the two; Bortor b-r flteebte, doctor of
(both) law»; — Sicilien, Geog. the two Si-
ciliea; in b-n gdden, in either caae; n. fS-B,
t. sing., both, the one (thing) and the other,
either; 8-6, ... nnb ... (n ^), both, ... and
..., ... aa well as ....
SeVberlei, adj. both, of both, of either (»ort.
speciea); — ®efd)Ied)te, Gram, common; —
(Setoanb, (n. «.) vid. äeibenoanb.
SBefberfeitig , adj. of or on both aide»; reci-
procal, mutnal.
Seiterfeit* , adv. on botb sides; mntoally;
fie — , both of them.
SBei'berwanb, /. Com. linsey-woolaey.
»eib'Kbig, I. adj. amphibions; ET. <B-f eit, (tu.)
/. amphibionanea».
SSeiWtyen, (tc.) v. a. Mar. to bring, round,
or come to, to come np. [to annex.
ätetmttfen, (w.) v. a. to print to, print with :
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SBcl'brücfeii, (».) ». a. to »et (tbe icnl) to. I
ä8cib'fd)attig, odj. ahaded on both «de».
fflct'erbe, (to.) m. Law, Joint beir.
Bei'ern, (w.) o. n. prooinc. to toll tbe chnrcb
bell» slowly, to chime.
SBct'cflfcn, (str.) n. by-diah, intermedinte dish.
SBei'foIl, (str.) m. applanae, approbation, as-
tent; — geben, (with Dat.) to applaod, aa-
«ent to, approve of; 3emanbt6 — baben,
fidj Semanbet — erwerben, to gain or meet
witb one'« appiaaae; et bat meinen — , it
fall» in or agreea with my opinion, I ap
prove iL
BeffttM«, comp, -iejeigtmg, /. lign, demon
»tration of applanae; — gefdjrei, n. cbeer;
crie», sboDts of appiaaae; — getbfe, n. peal
of appiaaae; — Matflben, n. clapping of the
hand» by way of appiaaae; —ruf, m. accla-
mation, ahoat of applauae; — {turn, m. roar
of applanae; —trieb, m. Phren, love of ap
probation (Fr. approbativite); — reertb, -
Ȇrfeig, ad], worthy of applanae.
Sei'f allen, (ttr.) v. n. (aux. fetnj with Dat.}
1. to occar, to come to (one'») remembrance ;
mieber — , to recar; es fSW mir ... bei, I think
of ...; et fönt mir nidjt« JBejferet bei, no
better plan oeenr» to ine (or to my mind);
fein Käme »tll mir nidjt — , I cannot recall
or bit at bia narac; 2. a) to aide witb; 6) to
appland, aaaent, »nbicribe to.
»ei'fallig, adj. 1. + vid. ermneriid)* 2. as-
»eoting ; 3. o) vid. anfällig 5 6) by tbe way ;
— anfnebmen, to reeeive, aeeept favourably
or graciooaly.
»ei'fcfte, »ei'fefrung, (10.)/. citadel.
SJei'folgen, (w.) v. n. (aux. fein) to follow;
to be encloaed, annezed ; b-b, adj. encloaed,
annexed, »ubjoined.
»ei'fra<bt, (to.)/. vid. »eflaft.
Sei'fran, (10.)/. female aaaiatant, auistant
midwife.
Sti'f&ge, (to.)/. additioa.nomething annexed,
fflei'fügtn, (w.) v. a. to adjoin, anbjoin, add,
encloae; beigefügt, annexed.
Sei'fugnng, (vi.) f. addition, adjoining, ad-
jonetion, aubjoining.
Sei'filp, {str.) m. 1. Bot. mog-wort; 2. Mar,
tbe parrel traaa of tbe main and foreaail.
Bei'gang, (str., pl. »erginge) m. by-pauage.
»ei'gänger, (str.) m. Com. cant. interloper,
nnderatrapper, vulg. go-between.
Sefgüben, (str.) v. a. to add, join to (aa an
auistant), to appolnt
»ergeben, (str.) v. n. (aux. fein) 1. to go
joined* to, to be encloaed; 2. fig. fid) —
(äffen, to take it into one'a head, to fancy,
imagine; to preaume, dare; b-b, p. a. encle-
*ed, adjoined, annexed, by the preaent.
Sci'gcbulfc, (to.) m. cid. Ocbülfc.
SBei'gcleit, (str.) n. (additional) e»cort.
SBci'geriä)t, (str.) n. vid. Scieffen.
SBci'gefdjmatf, SSetfibmact, (str.) m. t«ng, tinge,
after-taste, a taste of soraething extraneoas
to tbe thing iuelf.
Sei'gcfeUen, (ir.) v. a. to aasoclate, join.
äSci'getbän, adj. (n +) vid. 3ugerbon.
SBci'gie^cn, vid. 3ugtefen.
SBei'glieb, (str., pl. SSei'glieber) n. 1. additio-
nal member; 2. Arch. one of the smaller
moulding».
»ei'gfit, (str., pl. »ei'güter) n. 1. a amall
ettate wbich is attached to a larger; 2. cid.
SeiUft.
SSeibef, adv. at the aide, by the aide of; mit
■, fig. by tbe way, by the by.
SBet'&ölen, (to.) v. a. 1. to fetch, bring near;
2. Mar. to tally or banl aft the sbeets, to
bring the wind aft.
föei'bülfe, (10.)/. belp, aid, assiatance, anc-
conr, »npply; — an (Selb, sohsidy.
SBeifüib, (str., pl. fflei'finber) n. bastard.
fflei'rirdje, (10.) /. ebnreh attached to tbe
parisb chnrcb, cf. $tttat.
SBei'flang, (str., pl. fflei'ffdngt) m. an aecom-
panjing acce»sory, additional sonnd.
SBetTncd)!, (str.)m. ander-»er»ant, »table-boy
SBetf od), (ffr., pl. SBetTodje) m. ander-cook.
»ei'rommen, (str.) v. n. (aux. fein) 1. to be
encloaed, annexed; 2. a) to come or get at;
ibm ift nid)t beijurommen, fig. tbere ia n»
making an Impression on bim; b)fig-s. vid.
einfallen 5 ftd) — laflen, t>id. SBetgeben, 2.;
3. to reach, equal, matcb; biet femmt Jenem
nid)t bei, this fall» »hört of tbat; feinem
ßebaben — , to repair oae's loas.
Seil, (str.) n. batchet; amall axe; Bot-s. —
Haut, n. — pflanjc, /. hatchet-retcb , axe-
vetch, axe-wort, »ickle-wort ; — ftein, m. Afin.
axe-atone, vid. ©afalt.
Btrllge, (w.) f. 1. »applement, addition;
(letter) enclosed, enclosnre; extra (of or to
a gazette); 2. deposit. [sponaals, nnptials.
ißeflffger, (str.) n. consommation of marriage.
SBei'Iaft, (v>.)f. Com. & Mar. adventore, by-
freight, extra-freight; portage.
Seilanfen, (str.) v. n. (aux. fein) to run by
the aide of.
SBei'ldufer, (str.) m. footboy, errand boy.
Seiliufig, I. adj. incidental, collateral, ac-
oeaaory, parenthetic (obaerration, *c); D.
adv. 1. ineidentaily, «c. by the way, be-
aidea, by the by; 2. vid. Ungcfibr.
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of aale, regiater of a fhip.
»eilt gen, (w.) d. I. a. 1. io lay by; Mar. to
bring to (a ahip), to lay by tbe lee, vid.
Seibreben? 2. to eocloae, adjoin; fig-s. 3.
to adjuat, aettle, make np, accommodate,
compoae (a difference); 4. to attribote: a)
to give, impoae (a narae, ftc.) npon; 6) to
impute, aacribe ; c) to attach (value, impor-
tance to ...) ; n. n. Mar. to heave to, to come to.
JBci'Kgung, (»•) /■ 1. additioa; .%-*. 2. ac-
comraodation, compoaition, arrangement, ad-
jaatment; 3. attribntion: o) iapoaition ; 6)
impating; S-<begriff, m. predicament.
Seiieib, (.sir.) n. condolence; einem fein —
beieigen, to condole (witb) one (über, oo);
S-«be§eigung,/. condolence; S-6f<brtiben,
n. letter of condolence. [rigging,
SBeil'fertig, adj. Ship-b. ready built all to tbe
Seil'fönnig, adj. shaped like an axe, Bot. te.
hatehet-ahaped, aecurifonn.
Seftügen, (str.) t>. n. 1. to lie near, witb
or in; b-be* SSlbreibcn, encloaed letter; the
annexed; 2. Mar. to lie to; »or Zop Wie
XaM — , to try, lie or atrike abnll or under
bare pole*.
»eilfe, (ir.)/. (-tofeO truck-table, ahovel-
board; — fpiel, n. trneka; — ftetn, m. qaoit.
«ein«, contr. o/bei brat.
Sei'mägb, (str.)/. (Sefmlgbe) aaaittant-maid
Sei'mengen, (to.) v. a. to mingle witb, to
admix.
Bei'meflen, (j(r.) v. a. (einem etwa*) 1. to
attribute, aacribe, to impnte, to Charge
witb, lay to; 2. vid. {Beilegen, I.4.e)j ®lan=
ben — , to attach or give credit ; to believe ;
ßinem gute Vbfiibten — , to give one credit
for good intentiona; bei}umeffen, impntable.
SJer'jneffung , (ir.) /. the act of attribating,
acc; Imputation.
Äei'mifd)en, (v>.) v. a. to mix witb, to admix.
Set v mifd)nng,(u.)/.admixtBre; infuaion; eine
geringe — von ..., a aprinkling of ... .
Sein, *• I. (str.) n. 1. leg; 2. bona; einem
ein — fteOen, bolten ornnterfd)Iagrn, to trip
one up, to trip np one"» beela, to give one
a M\;fig. to anpplaat or injore one; onf bie
S-e bringen, to bring np (children); to raiae
(an army) ; auf ben S-en, on foot ; fid) Ulf ben
8-en galten, to hold one'a leg»; col-s. f<b
miS bir 8-e mad)en, VII make you find yoni
lega; nimm bie S-e mit! make baate! rnn as
last aa yon can! fid) auf bie S-e machen, to
atart , to set oot; einem auf bie S-e belfen,
to raiae, aaaiat one; II. comp. — ä&nlid), adj.
ahaped like a leg; — arbeiter, m. worker in
bone; — afd)e,/. bone ashea; —bred), m. 1.
Min. oateocolla, »tone or (glne )bone-bin-
der; 2. Bot or — brcd)gra», n. yellow marali
or Lancaahire antheriewn; ~breä)cr, wl.
Orn. vid. SeeaMer i — brud), m. 1 . fraetore or
breaking of a leg or bone; 2. vid. — bred), 1.;
— breitete, m. tnrner in bone; — bfirre, adj.
vulg. exceedingly meager or lean; — foule,
/. Surg. vid. SBinbborn; —feile,/, nid, Statt
(benfciiej — flfd), m. Ich. bone-fiah; — fraf,
m. Sure. vid. Jtnoibenfrat > — gerippt, — ge»
ruft, n. akeleton; — gefd)mulft, /. Surg. ex-
oatoaia; — gla(, n. alnbaater glaas; — grai,
n. vid. —bred), 2.) — bflrmfd), m. (pl.) cniaae*.
taaaea, greavea; — (Ott, adj. aa hard aa
bone; — $auS, n. cbarnel bouae, oaanary;
—baut, /. Anat. perioateam; — beil, n. vid.
—bred), lö — bolj, n. a) vid. ^etfenrirfdKJ
b) vid. Hartriegel; — Meiber, n. pl. trowaera,
pantaloon«;rorjC— , amall-clothea ; — flriber«
floff , m. trowaera' atuff; — fnopf , m. Anat.
condyle, bone-knot; — frebS, m. Surg. vid.
»inbbornj —Übt, f. Surg. hoapital fraetnre-
box, Commander; aplint ; — Io8, adj. boneleaa,
nnboned, exoaaeona; — mebl, n. vid. — tfd)ti
— ruftung, n. vid. — &arnifd)» —Tage, /. bone-
aaw, aorgeon'a-aaw; — {(bellen, pl. fetter»,
abacklea;— fd>iene,/. 1. Surg. aplint, cradle;
2. vid. — barnifd)j — fd)»arj, n. bone-black.
ivory-black, velret-black; —Omaren, pl.
bone-toya; — «WH, n. 1. Min. vid. — bred), 1.}
2. Bot. comfrey.
SSetno'fee, SeiniV, auf», almoat, near, nearly,
abont, well nigb; within a little (oO, next
(to nothiag, *c), little ahort (of); Bot. *c
in comp, aub-: — brtifpaltig, aabtrifid; —
roftfarbig, snbferrngineoua; — ringfirmig,
anbannnlar; id) t>&tte e* — »ergeffen, 1 had
like to have forgotten it ; tt i(l — einerlei or
boffelbe, it ia mnch the aame thing.
Sei'näme, (irr.) m. aurname; nickname; einen
fö-n geben, to anrname ; (i.i. s.) to nickname.
SJein'djen, (str.) n. (dim. of Sein) 1. a amall
leg; 2. oaaide, a amall bone. [an.
Senaten, Seinebff, adv. provinc vid. Keben:
Sei'nern, adj. made of bone, bony, oaaeona.
Sei'nert), (irr.) m. Anat. aeeeaaory nerve.
Sefnifbt, adj. aa hard aa bone. [footed.
Sei'nig, adj. 1. bony; 2. in comp, legged,
Sein'Iing, (str.) m. vid. 6d)enfri»o&e.
Seforbnen, (w.) v. a. to adjoin, co-ordiaate;
beigeorbnet, p. o. co-ordinate ; Sri'orbnnng,
(tc.) /. co-ordination.
Sei'pa*en, (vi.) v. a. to pack by.
Se?pferb, («tr.)n. 1. hone in reaerve, relay-
horae, by-horae; 2. led-borae.
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BePpflUMen, (w.) t>. n. (tcith Dat.) to anent
to, to content, to agree witb, to approve;
3emanbe* JOtcinung — , to be of one'a opi-
olon; BetfpfKdjtmig, (w.) /. consent, 4c,
approbatlon.
BeVrStb, (str.) m. 1. advice, aaaiatance;
3. (pl. fflei'r Itbt) aaiiitant cooncelor.
Beftätben, (str.) v. n. (with Dat.) to malst
with advice.
Bmr'ttn, (y>.) v. a. to miilead, confaae.
Beifam/men, ad», togetber, cf. Kebenelnanber.
Bei'faf , (w.) m. 1. a «mall fanner who hu
not land enongh to keep a hone; 2. vid.
©d)u,eerroanbter. [3ufa$.
fflrifafc, (»tr., pl. BeifA(e) m, appotition, cf.
8ei'fd)ief cn, (»tr.) ». a. vid. Seifienern.
BriWff, (rtr.) n. cock-boat; B-*fübrtt, m.
cock-twain.
Bti'fajWf, (»<r.) m. lying with, cobabitation,
copnlation; ber unebelid)e — , concobinage.
BeWfter, (**••) ™- bed-fellow; «-tan, (w.)
/. concnb'ne; bed-fellow.
SetYdjlog, (*tr., pt. Seifiblage) m. 1. falte
(bäte) coin; 2. lud. baitard, an. by-blow;
3. flight of atept leading np to a hoose.
»riWägen, (str.) v. I. a. to enclote (a let-
ter) ; II. n. (aux. fein) (J. «.) to aiaeat to, to
be of one'a party, vid. SBetpfHtbtRI.
»ti'f «liefen, (str.) v. a. 1. to lock np; 2.J%.
to enclote, add, annex.
Beifd)Inf , (rtr., pi. Beifdjlnffe) m. eocloaed
letter, tc, encloanre.
BerWÜflW, (»tr.) m. by-key; pick-Iock.
Brifdjmatf, (rtr.) m. »id. Brigefd)ma<f.
8evTd)ttibcn, I. (str.) v. a. to write to ..., note
to ... ; add (in writing) ; to write on tbe mar
gin; II. .t. (str.) n. writ or letter joined to
tbe principal one.
BeiWreiber, (str.) m. aasistant elerk.
Sefförfft, (to.) /. annotation, marginal note
BeHfdjuffel, («.)/. by-diih, plate.
8evT«buf, (str., pl. »eiWffe) m. additional
payment, contribntion, ahare; »id. Beitrag,
Beifcgel, (str.) n. Jfar. by-iail, ring-aail,
atay-aail, atndding-sail.
BeVfein, (»tr.) n. presence; im — bei ..., in
tbe presence of ...; objii mein — , withont
my preience, withont being preaent.
Beifeif, Beifei'te, Bei'feite, adv. aaide, apart
— tbun, to remove.
Beifeten, (to.) v. a. 1. to pnt to or iet on
(tbe Are) ; 2. to depoiit in a vanlt, entomb,
bnry; Mar-s. ein (Segel — , to heare ont,
nnfold or onforl a aail ; meb> ©egel — , to
make aail; alle Segel — , to crowd tbe sails
or all tbe canvaaa, to clap on all tbe »all»;
alle ©tgel beigebt haben, to carry a preaa
of aail. [a vanlt
8rf'fe$nng, (tu.) f. thepntting, depoiitingin
Beffti, (str.) m. assession, aeat (in Council).
Bei'fitcn, I. (str.) v. n. (m. haben) to ait
by, to bave a leat in; II.». (str.)n. aaseasion.
Bciffyer, (str.) m. l.aaaeasor, jndge lateral,
aulatant; 2. vid. ©<bn$»er»anMer.
Beifplel, (str.) n. example, instance, prece-
dent, pattero; }nm — , (as) for example, for
instance,such ai, aach are.viz. ; ein — geben,
to aet an example; to «et np a precedent;
fi<b (Dat.) ein — an or fid) (Dat.) ... }um —
nehmen, to take an example, a iesaon from ...;
bnrd) ein — belegen, to exemplify ; — lo*, adj.
onexampled, nnprecedented , nnparalleled.
matchleaa. [viour or atate.
BePTpiellofigfeit, (v>.) f. unexampled beba-
Bei'fpringen, (str.)v. n. (avx. fein ; vnthDat.)
to haften to one's aaaiatance; to aocconr,
relieve.
Betfs, comp. —beere, /. Bot. Indian or Spa-
niah pepper; — M)l t m. vid. Berte; —fort,
— rober, m. mnzzle, baaket pnt to tbe mo'nth
of horaea, doga, *c; — rfibe,/. vid. Beete?
—gähn, m. cotting tooth; — jange, /. (wlre-)
cntting nippera, tweezera.
Beiden, (str.) v. I. n. 1. to bite; to bite, anap
(nad), at); to bite (on); to bite, nibble (at);
2. to cot, amart; to itch; Pfeffer Seift auf
her dünge, pepper bitea the tongae ; fig-s. in
einen fauem Ypfel — , to make up one'a mind
to bear aometbf ng diaagreeable ; um fid) — ,
to anap, growl at, to be qoarrelaome; int
®ra( — , v«lg. to die, an. to bite the dnat
II. a. to bite; gnaw; ÜL refl. to bite one'a
aelf or eacb otber or one anotber; ftdb —
am, to qaarrel, fight for ...; -fid) [Dat.] vor
8ad)en in (auf) Die 3nnge, Sippen — , to bite
one'a lipa, to aide, aappreaa with difficclty
one'a langhter.
Bei'fenb, p. o. gen.fig. bitlng, abarp, amart,
pnngent, keen, acrid, tart, acrlmoniona, aar-
caatlc, bitter.
Bcffig, I. adj. I. vid. Beifenb» 2.^g. anap-
piab, qoarrelaome; II. B-ftit, /. snappiah-
neaa, tartneaa, bitterneas.
Beif fer, (str.) m. Ich. mndfiah.
Beiftanb, (str., pl. Bet'(l4nbe) m. 1. aaaia-
tance, aocconr, anpport; 2. assistant, hel-
per; — bot ®erid)t, connael; — leifien, to
give or render aaaiatance, to ancconr.
8eified)en,(»tr.)o.n. Mar. to aail cloae-hanled.
Beizeiten, (to.) ». «. vid. emftetfen.
BeffKfien, (irr.) v. n. 1. to atand by; alle
Segel — laffen, Mar. to iet all aaiti ont;
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2. fig. (yoitJi Dat.) to assist, help, ancconr,
aupport, lecond, artend; to back, coonte-
nance, anataln ; Sott flebe bir bei. God help
you; mit Sroft — , to comfort; in bei ®e-
burt — , to put to bed (a woman); bie 8-ben,
pL the by-standera, atandera-by.
Bei'fteuer, (v>.) /. contribaüon, aabaidy, sap-
ply, collectioo, alms.
Bet'flcuern, (w.) «. a. to contribote; to Con-
cor to a coilection.
Befflimmen, (tc.) «. n. (yatth Dat.) 1. to agree
or «trifte in witb ...; 2. to join in; to aaaeat
to, consent, accede to .... [conaent.
Bei'fHmmung , (to.) /. aateat, concnrrence,
Bet'ftrid), {str.) m. Gram, comma. [river.
Betfftrom, (*tr., pl. Bet'ftrSme) m. arm of a
ßei'|tüa , ,(dr.) n. additlonal piece,appendage.
Sti'tiftb, (rfr.) m. •Ide-board.
ffiei'träj, (str., pl. {Beitrage) m. contribntion,
sapply, ihare, contingent, qoota.
Beiträgen, (str.) v. a. to contribnte, to bear
a sbare; (with jtt) to add, condoce to, to
assitt, «uccour, help.
Betreiben, (str.) v. a. vid. eintreiben.
»«'treten, (»fr.) v. n. (am. fein) (with Dat.)
to accede (to), to come over(to aome party),
to enter into; to take part, or a «bare in,
join in or witb, to auent to; einem alt
Zt)eünet)mer im ©efdjJft — , to enter or get
into partnership with one, tp auociat« one't
■elf with one.
Bei'tritt, (str.) m. acceiiion, adheiioa, taking
part, tc. vid. beitreten. [jnnction.
»ei'urttjeil, (str.) n. Law, interlocntioa ; In-
»ef»ad)e, (w.)f. Mil. bivouac
Bei'»a<ben, (ib.) v. n. Mil. to bivouac
StFmJgen, (str.) m. by-coach, by-waggon,
extra-coach (in a post line).
äSei'Rtfa,, (str.) m. by-way, by-road.
Sefnerf, Sei'neTen,(f tr.) n. the non-essential
parta of a work; Point, tc. acceaiory parta,
accompanimenta.
Bei'mobnen, (w.) v. n. (teitTi Dat.) 1. to assist
at, to be preient at, ästend; 3. to lie with,
eohabit with.
Bei'mobntmg, (v>.)f. (ebeltebe) cohabitation.
»erROtt, (str., pt fflei'Worter) n. 1. Crom,
adjective; epithet; 3. Law, addition.
Bei'»6rtltä), adv. adjectively.
Bef'jdljrm, (to.) v. a. to annnmerate, nnmber
amongat.
Bei'je, (».)/. 1. Sport, baitlng; Falc. hawk
ing, flying; 3. a) Chem., See. maceratlon,
eorroalon; o) Dy. rot-ateep; c) Für. carrot
ing; d) Tan. maaterlng; 3. corroaive; ben
paaren bie — geben, Hat. to dress the far.
Bei'jeitben, (str.)n. l.by-note; eonntennarlr:
3. Her. rebatement.
Bet'jetibnen, (w.) v. a. to note down.
»eijei'ten, adv. betimea, in (good) tlme,
early, aoon.
Sei)«, comp. — bnnb, m. a amall dog for the
cbase; —mittel, n. corroaire, mordant, cf.
©eije; — »ogel, m. hawk, falcon.
Seiten, (te.) v. a. 1. Pharm, tc. to maeerate,
to aoak (Tan. akina); 3. Chem. toeorrode;
Dy. to fret; JCattune — , to ata«; Metal. to
fret(gold, ailver), to balf-aeonr; Join. to
atain (wood); Hat. to dreaa (the für); 3.
Surg. to canterize; 4. Engr. to etch; 5.
Sport, to bait; to hawk.
Bei'jimmer, (str.) n. vid. Siebenjimmer.
Bet'joU, (str., pl. Bei'jStle) additlonal (or
extra) dnty.
Bei'jugel, (str.) m. left or near rein.
ßeja'gen, (io.) v. a. to chase, hont, sport in
(a certain place or diatrict).
Bejab'en, (w.) v. a. to affirm, aaaert, to an-
■wer in the affirmative; b-b, p. a. affirma-
tive; positive.
SSeJabrt', adj. aged, stricken in yeara.
Bejahung, (w.) /. afflrmation, aaaertion ; B-»<
fafj, m. affirmative proposition; b-tmrife,
adv. afflrmatively ; 89-Stoort, n. term of af-
firmation.
Bejom'mero, (tc.) v. a. to deplore, bemoan,
bewail, lament; b-»»ett6, b-Smürbfg, adj.
deplorable, lamentable; B-tWnrbigfeit, /.
deplorableness.
BejuBd/gen, (to.) ». a. to rejolce at, exnlt in,
triumph in.
fiejoeb/en, (w.) v. a. to (pnt in the) yoke.
Bejubeln, (tc.) v. a. to «hont, exnlt at or over.
Befal'ftn, (tc.) v. a. to cover with lime.
SBefal'men, (tc.) v. a. Mar. to becalm.
®ef impfen, (to.) v. a. lit tfig. to combat,
attack, fight with, oppngn, to strive or stand
np agalnat, to oppose, witbstand; to anb-
dne, control.
Befannf, adj. 1. known; noted; allgemein — ,
notorioaa; et ffk mir — , I am aware of it;
etwa* — man)en, to make known, pnbliab,
give out, proclaim, set forth or abroad;
to advertise; einem 8ttt>0« or dinen mit
Straa* — madjes, to make, bring or get one
acqnainted with, to inform one of, to de-
clare, notify, impart, commonicate some-
thing to one ; — »erben, to get abroad ; fid)
— machen, to annonnce, or to give an aeconnt
ofone'sself; 2. acqnainted; familiär; (rintn
mit Semanb — maiben, to Introduce one to
a peraon.
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Belann'te, m. */. (decL Uke adj.) acquain-
tance; ber (bie) alte — , fam. old crony.
SBerannfltfl), ffieramrterma'ßen, ad«, a» ia
known, notoriously, ai jrou know.
SSef annt'madjung , (w.)f. pablication, noti-
fieation, proclamation, promolgatioa; adver-
titement.
S3efannffd)aft, (ic.) /. acquaintance; know-
ledge; connexion; 3emanbe« — nutzen, to
form one'a acqnaintance, to enter ioto con-
nexioo with one.
SBefap'pen, (u>.) ". n. 1. to furnUb with a cap;
Falc. to hoodwiok (a bawk); Mas. to cope
(a «all); Shoe-m. to cap, oew-cap (a pair
of ahoea or boota); F~w. to cap (a caae, a
rocket); Mar. to cap (a rope); 2. Gard. to
lop (treei).
SSefebr/bSr, adj. convertible, to be converted.
SBrre&'ren, (w.) v. I. a. to convert; jam ßbtü
fUtttburae — , to chriatianize; n. rrfl. to
aroend, change for tbe better.
Stfeb'rer, (str.) m. Converter.
S9ef efcr'te, m. & f. (decl. like adj.) convert.
Srtei'rnng, *. I. (u>.)/. converaion; II. comp.
S8-Sbote, fe-Sgefanbte, m. miaiionary; »-*;
gefanbrfd)aft, 8 «gefeUfdiaft, /. miuion ; 8-«=
fud)t, /. proaelytiim.
SSefen'ncn, (irr.) v, I. a. 1. to confeaa, to own,
acknowledge; 2. Gam. garte — , to follow
mit (at card«): eine garte nid)t — , to re
voke; IL rtfl. fid) ju ... — , to acknowledge,
own; to advocate, embrace, avow, profes»
(a religion, an art, *c), to hold to; fid) }U
einet Sbttt — ,to confeaa having done a deed;
fid) febulbig — , to plead gnilty.
äßrteir'ner, (str.) m. confeuor, profeaaor (of
a religion), fallower.
Sefennt'niP, (str.) n. confeuion; avowal; ac-
knowledgment; creed; ba« fibriftlicbe — , re-
cogniaance ; ba« eülidje — , afüdavit.
©efiden, (w.) v. a. vid. ffieftebern.
S3cf Fen, (w.) v. n. Mar. to bead the aea.
SeFWgen, (w.) ». I. a. to deplore, lament,
bemoan, bewail, monrn for; to commiaerate,
compaaaioaate, pity; II. refl. to contplain
(Aber, of ; ... bei, to), to grnmble (über, at) ;
b-«R>ert&, b-Sn>ürbtg, ad), worthy ofcom
pauion, commiaerable, pitiable, deplorable.
SBefHg'te, vid. ttngeflagte.
»eflaPfiben, (w.) v. a. 1. to appland; 2. col
to teil tales of or on, to calomniale, defamc.
SeFUfben, (»etlei'ben, n. tu) (u>.) v. I. a. to
paate apon or over, to plaater; II. n. n^: to
«tick, adberc, to »trike root.
»eftafen, »erleiffen, (v>.) v. a. to blot, blnr,
beapot, beapatter; to daub.
SerWben, (w.) u. o. 1. to clotbe, dreaa, aalt,
attire, array; »inveat; 2. to cover over, to
line, face, to wainacot, abroad, coat ; to in-
lay ; ein 3lmmer mit Sopeten — , to bang a
room; einen Vttar — , to deck an altar; eine
gigur — , Point, b. Seulp. to make tbe dra-
pery of , to clotbe , drape a fignre ; Mars.
einen Snrer — , to ahoe an anchor; bie Xane
— , to aerve tbe cablea and ropea; fig-s. 3.
to invest, veat witb; 4. to oecopy (a poat).
to fill, bold (an or aerve in) an office; mit
SoQmcubt betleibet, veated with power (of
attorney) ; bcflcibct, p. a. Bot. tonicated.
SeFIet'bung, (w.) f. 1. clotbing, dreaaing;
dreas, garnent; bie — eine« Silbe«, Point,
t Sculp. draper) ; 2. T. lioing, boxing; ins
f ere— , Carp. cage ; Afrc/t. vid. SWantel, 3. <f> ;
facing; lining; mantle-piece(ofachimney);
3. inveating; inveatitore; 4. adminiatratioa
(of an office); Mar-t. bie AufSere — an einem
6(biffe, bnlwark; bie — ber Saue, aerving;
SB-äfiffen (be« ®tag«), n. bolater, pillow (of
a atay).
Setlet'flern, (to.) v. a. to paate over.
Scfltm'mcn, (w.) v.a.l. to pinch, prea«, con-
fine, atraiten; 2. fig. to afflict, oppreaa; to
grieve.
äBeüenfmung, (u).)/. pressure; difficnlty of
breathing; anguish.
Sefleftern, (w.) v. a. to climb.
Scflom'men, I. p. a. oppreased; breathing
with difficnlty; anxiona, sorrowfol; — fein,
to be flattered; II. SB-beit, /. anxioaaneu.
Settä'geln, (tc.) v. a. cont. to criticiae, cenaore.
Seflunfern, (tc.) v. a. vulg. to bedraggle,
drabble, dirty, to clog with dirt.
Sefnab'bern, fflefnau'pcln, (u>.) t>. vid. Bc*
SöeFncifl', adj. Mar. jammed. [nagen.
SBeFcm'mcn, (str.) v. I. a. to get, reeeive, ob-
tain, gain; e« ift nidjt ju — , it ia not to be
bad; Sufi — . to bave or get (a) mind; in
Ttmerifa — bie SDienfllente leine Stinfgettet,
in America the aervanta bave no feea; ia)
fonnte ibn nid)t ju fe^cn — , I could not get
a aight of bim; ÄBurjel — , to take or »trike
root; eine ÄranFbcit — , to fall aick, to be
takenill.totakeadiaeaae; ben€5d)nupfen— ,
to take cold; einen EnfaU »on ... — , to be U-
ken witb a fit of ...} 3a^ne — , to cot teeth,
to teeth; einen Jtorb — t fig. to meet with a
rebnlT, repnlae, ic; BICber — , to recover;
II. n. (aux. fein) to agree with the health;
biefc Speife befonunt mir nidbt, thia food
(meat) doea not agree with or diaordera me ;
ia) bofft,bcr gcftrigeepajiergangttirt3bnen
gut — fein? I hope yoa are not (or you bare
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day*( walk? ber Ttv,t ram (nein, um nad)sus
fehen, nie feiner Weinen ^atientfnn bfe 6pa=
Sierfabrt — feij er fanb, baf fle ibr gut -
wäre, the physician came in to see how his
little patient bore her ride; be fonnd her
the better for it; »obl befomme et 36nen!
mach good may it do you ! et wirb ihm fa)Ied)t
— f be will come off badly for it; he will be
served ont for it.
Setorf en, (to.) v. a. to «ork.
SBeNffigen, (to.) f ■ a. to board, diet, fornleh
with food, to provlde for (one's) meaU; fid)
— , to find one's own food.
!Bef6ff igung , (w.) /. boarding, alimentation,
board, food, diet.
SBeftdftigen, (to.) o. o. 1. to atrengthen, cor-
roborate ; 2. to confifa), agiert, avoocb, aver,
sanction.
9Serraf'rigung,(to.)/.l.corroboration;2.con-
fimation, averment, »anction.
ißerrän'jen, (to.) v. a. to wreath, crown, gar-
land, featoon.
SBefroj'en, (u.) ». a. to cover with »erstehe».
to serape on the sornce. [2. to weed.
Sefrau'ren, (w.) v.a. 1. vid. »egrafen, I.;
ffiefrei'ben, (to.) t>. a. to chalk orer.
SBerreu'jtn, (to.) v. a. k refl. to croaa, (SBe
freu'jigen, v. rtfl.) to make tbe «ign of the
crou opoa, ef. Xreu}en.
SeMe'tben, (*tr.)t>. a. to creep o»er ....
Seftie'gen, (to.) v. a. to make war opon.
»efrtt'teln, (to.) «. a. to cenanre, criticise,
to find foult with, to carp at.
»efrittfler, (str.) m. eont. fault-finder, critl-
caater.
äBcfri$'eIn, (to.) v. a. to scrawl, Kribble over,
fflerrü'meln, (to.) ». o. to atrow with ernmbs,
»erraffen, (to.) v. a. to eniat, incruat; (Bei
fruffung, (w.) /. ernatation, inernatation.
Stfüm/metn, (to.) v. I. a. to aggrieve, grieve,
afflict, diacomfort, distress, tronble ; brfuins
mtrf, p. a. aorry, (übet, of, at), anxious,
eoncerned, thoaghtful, solid tonR; um, übet
or wegen ... befämmert fein, to be conceraed
for, affected with, solieitona abont or care-
fol of ...; n. r<fl. 1. (with über or wegen) to
afflict one'a aelf, to be aggrieved by, to be
aorrowfol, anxious, to griere; 2. to concern
or boay one'a aelf with or abont, to care for,
mind; to meddle with; id) berüntmerte mtd)
nid)t um fie, I took no notiee of her; beHnu
mere bid) um bid), look to yoor ownaelf or
mind your own bnainesa
»etttartneraif , (itr.)'f. k n. affiietion, grief,
sorrow, pain, tronble, «olieitude, concern.
SBerun'bcn, (to.) v. et. 1. Law, to depoae, give
evidence opon oath; 2. to prove, demon-
•trate, manifeat [fSerladjen.
fflelad/en, (to.) v. a. 1. to laogh at; 2. vid.
ffieläd/eln, (to.) o. a. to amile at or upon.
aeloften^rtrOca. I.to load, Charge, freight;
2. to eneumber, bnrden.
Seläg', (str„ pl. »eld'ge) m. trirf. Scleg.
Äelc/g erer,(rtr.)m. besieger; ptthebesiegers.
SBela'gern, (to.) v. a. 1. to besiege, lay siege
to; 2. fig. to beset; bie Sela'gerten, m. pl.
(deefc Wfce adj.) the besieged.
Sela'gerung, (to.)/. aiege.
SBela'gemng«», comp. Forts. — gefd)u?, n.
battering gnns or pieces, battering traln,
batteringartillery; — (ter, n. besieging ar-
my ; —frone, /. Rom. Hist. obaidional crown ;
— fnnfl,/. taeticaof beaieging; — lafette,/.
traveling-caniage (of a gun) ; — maflbwe, /.
battering engine (of the ancienta) ; — ftödf, n.
siege-piece; —Werfe, n. p(. approachea; —
iuftanb, m. state of siege.
fBelang', (str.) m. 1. amonnt; 2. weight, Im-
port, importance, conseqnence; b-reid), adj.
important, considerable.
Säelong'bifr, adj. actionable.
»elang'en, (to.) v. a. 1. 4= trid. Srlangen, Ar»
reidjenj 2. to concern, belong to, regard;
3. Lava, to go to law with (one) , to bring,
enter or lay an action against (one), to sne,
aecnse; waS mtd) belangt, a* for me; b-b,
p. a. concerning, tonching; vid. "Anlangen.
ffielang'ung, (to.)/. Z>ito, proseention.
fSelop'pen, (to.) v. a. Sport, to hang rags
about (a wood) to frighten the game; be*
loppt, p. a. having long hanging npper lipa
(of honnds).
Seldff en , (str.) v. a. to leave in the former
conditlon or place, cf. Sewenben laffen.
iBelaffen, (to.)o.a. I.to bnrden, load, Charge,
clog, eneumber; }u fet)r — , to overebarge,
overload ; 2. Com. to debit, place to or write
down into one'a debit, to Charge (one'a ac-
connt), to enter into ; belüftet fein or fielen,
Com. to stand debited, to be charged (mit,
for).
SBelaft'igen, (to.) v. a. to malest, tronble, im-
portnne, annoy, infeat
Selaff igung, (to.)/. molestatian, vexation,
annoyance; bnrden. [lath.
Stloften, (to.) v. a. to fit np with lath«, to
fflelou'ben, (to.) t>. l.a.l. to cover with leaves
or foliage; 2. to atrip of the leaves; II. refl.
to get leaves; belaubt, p. a. leafy, in foliage.
9elau / em, (to.) v. a.l.to watch, lork, apy;
lie in wait for; l.fig. to take (one) in.
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riaing of tbe ehip'* floor afore and abaft;
3. amount; tum; bi* jnra — oon, to tbe
amount of.
IBeIttn'f«l / (*tr.)w.I.o.l.to walk orer(the ice,
Ac); to view, viait; 2. Sport, to line; ü.rtfl.
1. Sport, to back, to coaple; to copulate;
3. to amount or come (onf, to, up to).
Selau'föen, (u>.) v. a. to watcb,ipy, «urprise;
to liiten to (a convenation).
SBeUfben, (to.) e. o. to aoiraate, enliven,
quicken, vivify, invigorate, to cheer, elevate ;
b-B, p. o. animating, &.c, genial; cordial.
SJcÜbf, I. p.a. 1. having life; 2. a)animated,
iively, aprightly, vivacioa», qnick, bustling;
b) Mut. animoto(It.)i aUttfb-t,eiery tbing
that ha* Iife, tbe wbole animal creatioa; IL
fi-brft, /. liveline**, vivacity, quicknes*.
Beflftwng, (u>.) /. animation, vivification;
9-tnittü, n. animative, reatorative (medi
eine), analeptie.
ffieledVen, (w.) v. a. to lick at
BeWbtrn, (w.) v. a. to fornisU or cover with
leatber (tbe bammera of a piano, *c), to
leatber.
(Belio/, (sir.) jb. 1. written or antheatic proof;
2. note, receipt; 3. Law, voueber, deed,
doenment; SB-e, anthenticated papera (docu
mente); einen — liefern ja, to furaiab evi
dence of; —(leite, /. qnotation, a pauage
qaoted, (cited) authority.
SBde'fle, (ttr.) n. TaiU border, facing.
ißele'gcn, (u>.) o. a. 1. a) to lay over, on, to
overlay, cover witb, line; to garniib, border,
Iace; mit Sielen — , vid. Dielen 5 mit Stet;
nen — , to pave; mit Steifen — , to hoop (a
caak); to ihoe (a wbeel); ein Sau — , Mar,
to belay a rope; mit ©djicnen — , R-vs. to
iay tbe raila on tbe ileeper«; ben #uf — , vid.
Btftlagen; einen Spiegel mit gölte — , to all
ver, tin or foliate a tooking-glaaa; mit $orn
belegt, witb born monnting; 6) tin $au$ mit
ßolbaten— , to qnarter aoldiera in a bonie;
einen f>lot — , to preocenpy or * ecore a place ;
c) Far. to line, tone, cover (a ntare);
fig-t. 2. mit ©träfe — , to iaflict a pnniih
Stent npon; mit abgaben — , to lay on dn-
tiei, to impoae taxes; mit Vrreft — , to ar-
reit, vid. Xrreft4 mit Sind)—, to execrate;
3. Law, kc. to aapport by doenment* and
voneber«, to verify ; to give or farniah evi
dence of ; mit Stedjnungen —, to bring in
note* or receipt«; belegt, p. a. foul, farred
(of tbe toagne).
SWgen, p. o. aitnated (of locaiitie*).
Beltf/nen, (v>.) «. a. Law, to enfeoff, inveat;
(®eltlid)e) mit Jtirdjenguttrn -, to impro-
priate.
SBelf bn'tt, m. & f. (decl. like ad}.) feoffee.
Seleb'nung, (»■)/• inveatitore, feoffment, in-
fendation.
ääeleb'ren, (u\) v. a. 1. to inform, hutruet;
to adviae, apprise; Inf bid) — , be adviaed;
2. (eine* Entern or ffirffern) to correct,
«et right; to nndeeeive.
SSeleb/ruttfl, (w.)f. 1. Information, initractioo,
advice; 2.correction,*etting right; er nimmt
(eine — an, he dee« not listen to reason.
Beleibt/, 1. p. a. corpnlent, bulkj ; IL SB-beit,
/. corpulence, bnlkineia.
Selei'bigen, (ie.) v. a. to offend, give offence
to, to ininlt, injnre, hnrt; to diaoblige; grob
— , to anront, ontrage; im bödjften ®robe— ,
to (bock; bie ffllajeftdt — , vid. fKojefidtj
eS beletotjjt ba« Sbr, it grate* (on) tbe ear;
ftd) beleibigt füllen, balten or fmben, to feel
hart or aflVonted (Über, at), to take um-
brage, offence or diitaate (at); b-b, p. er.
offensive, [wronger, wrong-doer.
SBeWMger, (ttr.) m. offender, injnrer, iaialter,
Beleidigung, (w.)f. offence, injary, wrang;
grobe — , inialt, outrage, affront, shock.
äBeletb'en, (?tr.) v. a. vid. iBelebnen.
SBelei'tera, (w.) «. a. Min. to farniah (a ahaft)
with laddera, to fix tbe ladder* in (a abaft).
SBelem'mern, (».) v. a. provine. & vutg. I. to
cause iacambrancea; 2. to dope; b-bt Güter,
pl. Mar. cniaberaome goode.
♦ SBelcmnif, (is.) m. Min. beiemnite, finger-
stone.
Jdefi'fen, I. p. a. (well or deep) read, vened
in books, atudied; ein b-er SKonn, a man of
reading; II. SB-beit,/. the being well read,
veraed in the writera, (the poaaeasion of
much) reading, book-learning.
SSeleuib'ten, (to.) «. o. 1. o) to illaminate, light
(np); mit ®a* — , to light with gas; 6) to
bring tbe light to (lomething) in order to
«ee it the better; 2. Point, to put the light*
to (a pietnre); 3./g. to examine, to view
cloiely; to elncidate.
ä8eleud/tnng, (ib.) /. 1. illnmination, ligbting;
2. Paint. kc. iighta, («Kergen», TCbenb»-)
the tinta by wbich the (riaing or letting) *un
/inge« a landicape; 3. viewing cloiely, exa-
mination.
ffiel'ferer, (*tr.) m. ydper, Ac
ffiel'fem, (to.) «. n. 1. to yelp, cry, bawl; 2.
to grumbie, quarrel, »cold.
(Sel'giün, n. Geog. Belginm (P. N.).
Berg»r,(*tr ) m., aeI'fliYrinn,(w.)/. Belgian.
«el'gifdj, ad). Belgic, Belgian.
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»ergrab, *. Gtog. Beigrade (P. Ä).
»tlieb'öngeln, (to.) v. a. fam. to ext amo-
roiu glancea at, to leer npon.
»ettVben, (vi.) v. L o. 1. to like, to wiab, to
choose, prefer; 2. to tbiok proper, retolve;
— Sit rotten «Bein? do yoo eboow red
wiae? — ©ie nod) ßtn>at? would yoo like
aay thing elie? II. n. (irith Dat.) to please ;
es beliebt ihm, it pleaae* him, he takei a fan-
cy to, it ii hi« pleamire ; e< beliebte ibm nidjt,
ja antworten, h« did not choose or deign to
««•wer ; fciefe ©peife beliebt mir nid)t, I doa't
like tbia dith (meat); not beliebt 36nen?
what U yonr pleaiore? nie (eS) Sbnen be>
Hebt, a» yoo pleaae, at yonr pleaiure; —
©ie btneingugeben, pleaae to enter; nebmen
©ie, was 3bseu beliebt, take yonr eboiee.
Stlir/ben, o. *. (str.) n. will, inclination, plea-
»ure, liking ; nad)— , at will ; Ufa*, ad libitum ;
nod) 3btem — , ai yoa pleaae, at yonr plea-
aare; Seber nod) — , every one to hii taate
«r at bis (own) pleuure; banbeln ©ie ganj
nod) 3brem — , nie yonr own diicretion or
pleaanre; et ftet>t in 3brem — , it U (left) at
yonr diacretion; id> freUe tt gan; in 3br
I leave tbat to yonr own diacretion.
»elie'big, adj. arbitrary, dUcretionary, to
one'a liking or pleaanre; in b-ger @r6$e,
of the aize yoo ehooae; nehmen ©ie einen
b-flen SRafftab an, take any Standard you
like; eint b-t ©nttune, any »um yoo pleaae;
0-e Unit, 3abl, Math, indefinite lin'e, num
her; in b-er {Richtung, in any requireddi-
rection.
»eliebf, I. p. a. liked, beloved; in mvour,
populär; faahionable (bei, with); Com. ac-
eepted ; — macben, to endear ; fid) — nwd)en,
to ingratiate one'i «elf (bei, with); — »trs
ben, to grow in or gain favonr; — fein, to
be liked, *c, admired; to ba a favoorite
(bei, with) ; II. SB-bett, /., »-fein, n. the being
liked or in favonr, popnlarity.
»diet/tne, m. (decl like adj.) Law, donee.
Selifrtn, (v>.)v. a. to deeeive, impoie npon,
defraud, over-reaeh, trick, hombng.
Selb, comp. — banunel, m. vulg. bell-wetber;
— bubn, n. vid. »lißbubn.
»ellobon'n«,/. Bot belladonna, deadly night
ahnde.
Sel'len, (w., 4= str.) v. a. 1. to bark, to yelp ;
2. fig. to clamoor (againat).
»»eUerriff, (te.) m. one veraed in belle» let
tera, (Cole. — l. u.) belldettriat; CcDetri«
fterei',/. pretenaion to polite literature; »eis
Ictriffifd), adj. relating to belle» lettera, (For.
Qu. Rev. - l. u.) bellettrUtical.
»do'ben, (w.) «. o. to eummend, appmid,
praiae, to make bononrable menlion of ... .
»elf/bang, (to.) /. praiae, commendation;
©tlo'bnnä«^ in comp, commeodatory.
©elod/tn, (w.) v. a. to make a hole, provtde
with hole», to bore hole» in ....
»elobtt'bar, I. adj. remnnerable; U. »-reit,
/. remnaerability.
»etob/ntn, (to.) t>. o. to reward, recompense,
remunerate, reqnlte ; ntitUnbonf — , to serve
one angratefolly, cf. Eobnen» b-»»ertb, b-«=
narbig, adj. remnnerable, worthy of reward,
»elob/ner, (str.) m. rewarder, remnnerator.
Selob'mmg, («>•)/. reward, recompeme, re-
uraueration, gratuity; prize, preminm, pay-
ment; fd)led)te — , ill retarn.
Seit, (str.) m. Geog. Beit (f. N., the great
and the irttle Belt, two straits leading from
the Kattegat into the Baltic).
»tlü'gtn, (»er.) v.a.to belle, teil a lie, de-
eeive by a faüehood; fid) felbft — , to be a
liar to one'» »elf.
»eing'fen, (to.) v. o. milg. to cosen, cheat.
»elnfVigen, (to.) v. I a. to divert, deligbt,
amnse, reereate; M.rrfl. to divert one'a »elf;
to enjoy one'» seif. [entertalner.
SBelufr/ifler , (str.) m. diverter, merry-maker,
«elnff inang, (to.) /. dlveriion, deligbt, »port,
fam. merry-making; iffentlidje 8-en, plea-
sure-meeting».
• SelDtbtre', [Fr., belvndai'] n. belvidere.
a3el)'meife, (to.) /. Om. long-tailed tttmonae.
8emod/en, (to.) v. refl. (fid)) vulg. to befbnl
one'» »elf (gen. of children).
®emäd)'tigen, (to.) v. refl. (toiÄ Gen.) 1. to
»eile (on), to make aore of, aeenre, take
po*»eaiion of ; 2. to nanrp.
Stue/feln, (w.) o. o. vid. «Berritteln.
Snna'ltn, (to.) v.a.l. to paint over, to be-
paiat; 2. Sport. (K; of bird») to fool (with
exerementa). [(« piece of thnber).
S8emoH'en, (to.) v. a. (Ship-)Carp. to monld
äSeman'ntn, (to.) t>. a. to man, eqaip, fit ont.
Semon'nnng, (to.)/. manning, eqmpage.
Srman'teln, (to.) «. a. fig. to clonk, palliate,
colonr, to »et a fine glou npon ; to extennate,
»often , mince , «mootb, cover (a fault, Ac).
SBemin'telung, (to.)/. cloaking, palliation.
fBrntaff en , (u>.) v. a. to furnish with maata,
to mait (a ship); beMnftet, p. a. maited.
Setnan'ern, (to.) o. a. to wall, »nrronnd with
a waii, inclose.
SBcman'fen, (to.) o. a. to pilfer from.
»emeiffern, (io.) c. o. (& rtfi. tottn Cen.) to
matter, »eize (on, npon); to vanquisb, con-
qner,OTercome,to make one'» »elf maater of.
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Bemei'fjeln, (».) t>. ü. to (cot or carve wlth
a) chisel. [p. a. mentioned, aforeaaid.
Bcmefben, (to.) v. a. to mcntion; bemeltet,
Bcmeng'cn, (to.) o.refl. to meddle (mit, with).
Bemerkbar, adj. obaervable,perceptiblc,sen-
■ible.
Bemertcn, (to.)t>.a. l.to mark, note, remark;
2. to notice, take notice of, obaerve, per-
ceive; bemcrft Wie unten, as noted below.
fBemtr'fcnSttertb , Bcmer'ren«tsürbig , adj
worthy of remarking, deaerving notice, re-
markable, note-worthy.
»tmerflieb, adj. «id. Stmertbari (einem et»
JOO«) — mad)en, to bint (aomething to), make
(one) senaible (of); fid> — maiben, to make
one'* aelf (one'» preaence) noticed; to ob-
trade one'a aelf.
BemerYang, (to.)/. remark, Observation, no-
tice ; fidj (fitriftliibe) B-en maiben, to take
note»; nötigt — nehmen, to take dne note.
Bemtff'en, (to.) v. a. Agr. to manure.
Bemif leiben, (to.) v. a. to commiierate, pity,
compaasionate; 6-slOUTbig, adj. commise-
rable. [lent, weaithy.
ffitmiftelt, adj. in eaay circnmatancea, opu-
Bem'me, (10.)/. proowie. a ilice of bread ; gen.
in comp. Butterbemmt, *c qv.
Semotcrt, p« o. covered with mould, monldy,
Bemoo'fen, (w.) v. a. to Cover (or n. to be
covered) with mou; bemooff, p. a. moaiy,
mou-grown, «mosa-clad; ein bemoofte«
$aunt, Ac. cant. an old atndent.
SemöYteln, (to.) w.o. to plaster, parget, cover
with mortar.
Bcmfi&'en, (u>.) t>. I. a. to trooble; II. r^f.
to take tronble or paina, to trooble one'a
aelf, give one'a seif trooble; to endeavonr,
make effbrts, to exert one'a aelf, labonr,
etrive, contend (for), atroggle; »ollen ©ie
fttt) nidjt herein — ? won't yoo pleaae to atep
In ? cifrigft bemübt um ..., eagerly bent on ... .
fflemfib'en, v. *. (itr.) n., Brmüb'ung, (w.) /.
trooble, paina, endeavour, effort, care, exer-
Semffigen, (10.) «. a. ((. v.) to obllge. [tion.
Beuad/batt, p. a. neighboaring.
»enidyridjtigen (Benäd/riibten), (to.) v. a.
(einen Den etwa«) to inforra, advise, ap-
prize, aend word, to give notice, intelligence
or aeconnt (wn, of), to warn.
SencWnibtiger, (rtr.)m. iaformer, Informant.
0en2dyrid)tigung, (10.)/. Information, advice ;
advertisement; B-<fä)reiben, Com. letterof
advice; B-fmort, n. MU. caotionary word.
Bcnatbr'en, («0.) v. a. «to benign t.
BeuädytbeiJtgro, (to.) v. a. to prejndice, in
jnre, detract from, disadvantage, wrong.
Benttb'tbefligung, («.)/. prejndlce, tajvr,
detrimtat, hurt, härm, damage.
Bena'geln, (to.) v. a. to nail, cover with naila.
Beno/gen, (is.) v. a. to gnaw, nibble; benagt*,
p. a. Bot. anberoae. [to patefa.
Benab/en, (to.) t>. a. to sew round, to seam;
Bena'men, ^Benämfen, (10.) v. a. to name,
call. [norbt, p. a. scarred.
Benar/ben, (10.) «. a. to mark with scara; be:
Bennfd/en, (to.) v. a. to taate of ... by stealth.
Benäffen, (to.) o. a. vid. Beneten.
Senifbeln, (to.) «. o. 1. to cover with miat;
2. fig. to clond, to dim; Sitten or ftd) — ,
fig. to intoxiente one or one'a aelf; benebelt,
p. a. eol. fnddled, tipty.
4=Bentt>fr'. prep. togetber with.
^Senebei'en, (to.) v. a. to bleaa.
BetoHct, m. Benedict (P. JV.); B-enfront,
n. herb bennet, avena.
Benebitti'ner, (rtr.)m., Benebicti'nerinn, (to.)
/. Ecc. Benedictine.
• Benefi)', (*tr.)n. benefit, beneflce,prebend;
— potfteuung , /. ThtaU benefit-play , bene-
fit-night
Bena'men, (ttr.) v. I o. (einem et»««) to
take away, remove; to deprive (one) of; to
abate, detract; bie Vtt<fld)t — , to ent off,
obatmet the view ; einem bfn SRutb — , to
put one 00t of heart, to diacourage one;
einem bie Saft }u ... — , to pnt one ont of
coneeit with ...; einem ben Srrtbnm — , to
nndeeeive one; bie« benimmt feiner e^re
nid)t« , thia derogatea nothing from bia bo-
noor; II. refl. 1. to deport, behave, bear,
carry or demean one'a aelf, to act; 1. vid.
fid) Berftonbigen.
SeenVmen, v. t.(str.)n. demeanonr, condnet,
bebavioor, deportment, carriage.
Beneiten, (to.) v. o. (einen um or wegen ...,
o-'jo einem etwa«) to envy, grndge; b-«*
roertt), b-«»ürtig, adj. enviable.
Bcnen'nen, (irr.) t>. n. to namc, call, deno-
minatc; to nominate; benannt, p. a. I. no-
minated, aurnamed; 2. Arith. concreto or
complex (nomber, opp. Unbenannt).
Benennung, (tr.)/. naming, appellation, no-
mination, denomination ; Brtilbe unter einer«
M — bringen, ^rtin. to reduce or bring
fraetarea (of different denomination*) into
one denomination.
Bene'nen, p. 0. — fein, Mar. to be beneaped.
Beneyen, (to.)o.a. to wet.moiaten; to water;
mit SbOtt — , *to dew.
Bengalen, »1. Geog. Bengal (P. N.); Bengale,
(10.) m. Bengalese; BengaAtfd), adj. Bengnl,
Bengal(l)ee, Bengalese.
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Qtntftl, *. I. (Hr.) m. mdg. 1. codgel, clit^HSScpflu'ta, (tu.) v. a. to plant (mit, with),
2. /Vt'nt. bar; 3. /Jg. a rode fellow, down,
labber ; II. comp. JPrint-t. — fopf,m. head (or
■mall part) of tbe bar; — fipeibt, /. wooden
handle of tbe bar. [ishness
©tngder', (u.) /. culgr. coaraeness, down
Stng'etyafr, ad/, rode, ill-mannered, downish
Sraüfen, (w.) v. a. vulg. to nod at.
$9tatte'nen, (to.) v. a. »id. «Benennen, [zing,
Settief rn, (to.) t>. a. vulg. to confirm by snee-
Scn'jamins, comp, —bannt, m. Bot benjamin-
tree, benzoin-tree, spiee wood; — gnnuai,
— $arj, it. vid. f)en;ce.
Sen/ne, (».)/. 1. a «ort of basket; 2. ««lg.
a hon«e inbabited by tbe loweit of prosti-
tntes, brothel.
Satö'tbigt, p. o. 1. tncor /or SWrbig, qv.;
2. — fein (mth Gen.), to waat, stand (or
be) in need (of).
Senaten, (to.) ». a. to ose, make nae of, to
avail one's »elf of ; to profit by, take advan*
tage of, to improve, seize (an advantage,
tbe arament, &c.), to embrace (an oppor
tonity) ; 3emanbe6 gute Saune — , to take
oae in tbe kumour.
Senut'ung, (io.) /. niing, *c. an
*Sen']Of or — §arj, n. benzoin, benjamin; —
dtber, m. .Jharm. benzoie ether; —bannt,
eid. Senjaminbaum 5 CJiem-«. — f ante,/, ben
zoie add ; — faartf ©alj, benzoate ; — rooffer,
n. virgin milk.
{BeöVoibten, (to.) v. a. to obserre; to watoh,
beed, miad; feine Stbulbigfrit — , to do one's
dnty ; einen ffltfebt — , to ezeente an order;
bis an« Snfce — , to aee ont; feie Seit — , to
waten tbe time, to choose one'a time; €3tiH:
fdjmeigen — , to keep or preserre ailence
b-fe, p. ii. observnnt.
ffieöVadtter, (ttr.) m. observer.
»eöVadjtnn«, ». I. (to.)/. 1. Observation;
2. observance (of rales, ceremonies, &c.);
D. comp. S-sgobe, /. taient or power of ob
serration; ä?-*6wr, n. army of Observation.
»eWen, (tu.) «. a. 1. to oll; V.fig. lud. fid)
— , to get intoxicated.
Seortetn, (to.) e. a. to order, command.
Sepotfen, (to.) v. a. to load witb Inggage,
vid. Sclaben. [mail.
Sepon'jtrn, (u>.) v. a. to dress in armonr, to
SepedVen, (to.) v. a. trid. Sepidjen.
Seper/Ien, (id.) v. a. 1 .toadorn witb pemrli, * to
impeari; 2. fig. *to coTer with dewdropa.
Sepfit/len, (ts.)o. a, to eopale, stake ; to prop
Sepfer/iben, (to.) «. a. Jgr. to pot up sheep
fbida on fields (for tbe pnrpose of mannring
tbem),
to plant over.
Sepfiaftfeni, (to.) t>. a. 1. to overlay witb
plaster, to plaster over; 2. to pa've.
SepfJü'gen, (to.) v. o. to ploagh. (opon.
ffiepfrünten, (to.) v. a. to bestow a benefice
Sepid/en, (to.) o. a. to plteb, do over witb
piteb.
SepieCen, (te.) v. a. to pick or peck at.
äßepin'feln, (to.) v. a. to paint over.
S9epolfr'ern,(u>.)».a. to quilt.wad; to bolster.
SÖeputern, (to.)v. o. to powder, bepowder.
Sepunften, (to.) v. a. to dot, point.
Sepnr'pern, (».) v. a. 1. to dress in porple;
2. to eolonr with porple.
»t'qnobtfft, (str.) n. vid. in tbe letter 8.
Sequartie'ren, (to.) v. a. to quarter soldlers
lipon (tbe Citizen«, tc).
Seqnlm', adj. convenlent, fit (|n, for), cotn-
modions, easy, comfortable, snng; bandy,
apt, proper, opportune; et — (oben, to be
wdl aecommodated , to be or live at one's
ease ; e» fld) (Dat.) — ntadjen, to make one's
seif comfortable or easy; —labt, /. (n. v.)
set of drawers, gen. öomntobe qv.
SBeque^men, (to.) v. I. a. to aecommodate; II.
reß. to aecommodate one's seif (nad), to),
to yield, condescend (to), to conform (tot
...; to comply with, follow, submit; fid) nad)
ket 3cit — , to «erve or solt the time.
SBeqnüm1id)Mt, (to.) /. 1. oonvenienee, com-
modionsness, ease.comfort ; aecommodation,
fitness ; nad) feiner — , at one's convenlenee;
2. cot necessary-konse, privy. [glas»).
SeqtticCen, (in.) v. o. to foliate (a looking-
Strab/nten, (to.) v. <?. I. to frame; II. + vid.
Ttnbetanmen. [(coins).
©erdn'beln, (to.) v. a. Mint, to mill, border
Seran'ben (©erintern), (to.) v. a. to farnisb
witb a rim (margin); to edge.
SBeianfen, (to.) v. a. Bot. to cover with ten-
drils (as vines).
ffierap'pen, (to.) v. a. vid. »eroerfen, 2.
SBero/fen, (to.) v. I. a. to «od, tnrf, cover witb
turf; beruft, tnrfy, swardy ; II. n. (aux. fein)
to get turf, to be grown over with tnrf.
SSrrag'peln, (to.) v. a. to rasp at
Sera'tben, (str.) v. I. a. 1. + vid. Vncftatten;
2. to give advice, to advise; assist; to con-
cert (a plan); ©ort berate e»d)i God help
yon! II. n. k rtfl. vid. SSerotbfajIagen } b-b,
p. a. consultative, deliberative (voiee, Ac).
SBero/tber, (str.)m. connselor, adviser.
SBeratb'fd)lägen, (to.) t>. n. & rtfl. to couanlt,
confer, commune, advise (witb, Ac); (tettA
über) deliberate, to take into delibeiation,
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to debate; to concert(meain); et «9irtbor-||«CK*'fam, »crcMfam, I. adj. eloquent; II.
Ott beratbTd)(agt, it ii ander coiulderation ;
b-b, deliberatire (aitenibly, body, Ac.).
aerätb/fajla'gtrag, SBero/tbung, (u>.) /. cooml-
tation, deliberation; Conference, coancil; in
— jte&Cl», to deliberate.
fflerau'ben, (to.) ». a. (einen einer ©a<be
[Gen.]) to rob, plander, itrip, to ditrert,
bereave, deprive (one of).
Serau'bung, (10.)/. robbing, depritation,
»etan/djen, Betäu'ebern, (w.) o. o. to smoke,
famigate; mit »oblricdjenben ©adjtn — , to
perfilme; mit SBeibrawb — , to incenee; be-
raubt, p- a. amoky, blackened by imoke.
Scrau'men, (to.) v. a. vid. anberaumen.
SBerau'men, (to.) u. a. Min. vid. SBegraumen.
Berau'ffben , (10.) v. a. 1. to intoxicate, vid.
Serrinfen j 2. Sport to line (of wild boara)
Scrau'fdjung, (to.)/. intoxication.
«Server, (jtr.) m. 1. Berber, inhabitant of
Northern Africa; 2. or — rof , n. Barbary
hone; — fj>T(td)c, /. Berber langnage; Sets
bmV,f. Geog. Barbary; »erterifib, adj.
Berber, Barbarian.
fflertcrUs, comp.— beere,/., -b«am,— ftraud),
m., Serberitt, («»•)/■ Bot barberry, pip
peridge-boih.
JBtredj'enbär, adj. calcabtble.
Sered/nen, (to.) t>. a. 1. o) to calcalate, com-
pate, reckon, cait op (an accoont); 6) to
«itimate (auf, at); »ob( — , well combined;
fd)Ied}t -, ili jndged; 2. (einem etwa») to
accoont to one for ...; to pnt to one'* ac-
coont; nsir — biefe Staaten mit (or jn), we
Charge theae goodaat ...; ftd) mit einem
to lettle accoont« «ith one, to aet off, to
accoont with one; ffembe ÜRünje auf ein
beimiför — , to reduce foreign coin to the
hone etandard.
SereaVnnng, (to.)/.cakulatlon, compntation;
eitimation, etatement; lettlemeot, liquid»-
tlon, reckoning; aettling of accoont*.
»md/ttgen, (»eredyten, I. u.) (to.) v.a.to
entitie, to give a right; to antborize, to
«arrant, empower; )u Hoffnungen — , to bid
fair; beteibtigt, p. a. antkorized, competent,
legitimat«. [to be legitimate
«tred/tigung, (to.)/. title, right; — babtn,
Sereten, (to.) v. I. a. 1. (einen ju etnae)
to persoade; to prevail with(one); 2.(6inen
einer ©od* [Gen.] or von etwa«) to nuke
believe; to convince; 3. to «peak of (a
thing); 4. to talk ill of (one), to find fanlt
with; to backbite, aboae, blaae, defame;
FI. rtfl. to dlacuaa (or diaoourae on) any
thing orally, to confer, concert.
89-reit, /. eloqoence.
Screbf, adj. 1. eloquent; 2. talkatire.
SBcre'gen, (10.) v. a. vid. Anregen} ber bcrcgte
(Segroftonb, the matter in qoettioa.
Scrüa/nen, (to.) «. a. to rain on, rain otrer.
SStrePbtn, (ttr.) t>. a. to rub otrer.
äBcreid)', (tlr.) m. 1. reacb, ränge; 2. diatrict,
department; purlieu; e* liegt auf er meinem
ffi-e, it lies beyond my reacb ; au6 bem —
bleiben, to keep out of reacb; im — ber
Stimme fein, to be within call or heariog.
SBtrci'djern, (to.) v. a. to enrich; to enlarge.
Seret'tberung, (vi.) f. enriching, enricbnent
Serei'fen, (to.) v. a. 1. Coop. to hoop; 2. to
corer with boar-froat; bereift, p. «. hoary.
SBtm'mro, (to .) v. a. to nuke rhyme* opea.
Serei'fen, (to.) v. a. to trarel otrer} to fre-
quent; — laffen, Com. to »end abroad a Ira-
treller for ordere.
Bereif, adj. ready, prompt, prepared ; — bttl»
ten, to have or keep in readineu.
Berei'ten, v. L (te.) a. to prepare, to male
or get ready, to drei*; to create; einem
ben Untergang — , fig. to work one'* rain,
destruction; II. (*lr.) a. 1. to ride over, to
triait on horieback; 2. Man. to break ia,
manage (a horse).
®erei'ter,(*tr.) m. l.preparer,dreuer;2. ilfaa.
a) riding-maiter, hone-breaker; — peitftbt,
/. jockey-whip; 6) eqoeitrian (performer); »
— gefcUfdjttft, /. Company of eqneatrian*.
iBereitl', ad», already.
SereitTxbaft, (to.) /. readineu, preparation.
Sereftung, (to.)/. preparation, manufacture,
dreuing.
Streit'minig, I. adj. ready, willing; bie b-t
Xmtabme, Com. due honoor or protection;
II. S-feit, /. readineu, wUlIngneu. ■
ffieren'nen, (irr.) v. a. l.to run agaiut; 2.
Mil. to inveat, block up, blockade; to aanialt.
Sertn'nung, (to.)/. auault *c
Seren'en, (to.) v. a. to repent regret, roe.
fflereu'nng, (to.) /. repentanee, regret.
SSerg, 1. 1. (str.) m. monatain, mount; bft
Heine — , hill; }U S-e, (up) on end; }B S-t
fh^en, to itaad on end, to brUtle up ; bürtrr
bem SB-e b alten, fig. to be reterved, to du-
«emble; n. comp. — ab, adv. down-bill; —
abrang, m. »lope of a bill; —acter, m. Geld
«ituated on a hill; —ober, /. metallic or me-
tailiferou* Tein, vein of or«; — obont, m.
Alt. common mapie-tree; — arabenrie, /.
miniag- College, miuing-academy; — ojaun,
m. rock or atoae-alum; — ammtr, /. Ort.
mountain buntiog; — amfel, /. Orn. riog-
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ooael; —oral, n. miniag offlce; — an, adv,
apwarda, nphill; — arbeit, /- inimag, mine
work; — art, /. aoy metalliferoue miaeral
or atratum; — oufter, /. Concli. rock-oyater;
—auf, od», vid. — OB) — balfam, m. naphtha;
—bau, m. miniag; — boufunbe, — baufunft,
/. acieace of miniag; —beamtete, m. mining-
officer; — befdjreibung, /. orography; ^-be=
mobiler, m. moantalneer, bighlander, uplans
der; —blau, n. ultramarine; mountain-blue,
olympian or olympic blue; —bot, m. vid
esteinborfj — bobrtr, m. vid. örbbobrtr j —
braun, n. amber; — butter,/. Mn. rock or
•tone batter; — badjS, m. «id. QRurmeltbter
— Mftrftt, m. monntainoua diatrict; miniag
diatrict; —tobte,/, «id. Xlpenfrabei — «ben-
$oI}, n. Bot. baatard aenna, mountain ebony ;
— et, n. Min. mountain egg; — tifen, n. Min
gad ; — elfter, /. Orn. the great ahrike, greater
bateber bird; Bot-i. — eppid), du moaatain
apicknel, atone paraley ; — «rtfe,/. peaaeling,
bitter »etch; — eremit, — «infiebler, m. vid.
Tflprabe)— tfibe,/. Bot. mountain aabj-enle,
/. vid. Xbleteutt» — fabrt, /. paaaage np
stream (opp. Sfialfttbrt)} — fttlf, m. Orn
vid. ©teüifatf j — foH, m. vid. — flur j j -^fefan,
m. vid. Xucrbabnj —fertig, odj. Min. aickiy,
broken down; — fefrung, /. mouutaln-fort,
bill-fortreaa; — (übte, /. Bot. mountain pine;
—füll, m, Orn, brambling, twite, moaatain
noch; — flad)*, m. Afin. amiantbua, moaa-
tain or earth-flax; (boljiger) wood-rock; —
ftafen, m. a amall mountain town ; — flrifd),
n. »id. —fori» — fOTtuc, /. Ich. char; —frei«
hrit, /. the right of miniag; the privileges
of a mountain town; —gong, m. vid. —aber j
— gebraud), m. caatom among minera; —
—gegenb, /• mooataiaooa coontry, highlaad
—geift, m. moantaia-goblla, gnome; —gelb,
n. yellow oebre; — genofi, m. partner in a
mine; — geridjt, n. court of mine*; — ge*
fdjnome, m. a aworn miniag ofBcer; — gfc
fe^e, n. pl. lawa of tbe minea; — gejeug, n,
mioing ntenaila; — gift, n. araeoie; — gipfel,
m. mountain aammit; —grün, n. mountain
greea, ebryaoeol, (fcinflet) olympian or
alympic-green; — gruf, m. mioer'a aalute;
— gnjr,/. vid. -ntUd)} —gut, n. miaeral«;
foaaila; — babit, m. mioer'a dresa; — fcdd'el,
n. atick of tbe miniag officera; — fcabn, vid.
Xuerbubnj — bdbndjtn, n. cid. ©otbbdbn
oben; —bau«, /. 1. vid. — lebnej 9. Afin.
heap of earth thrown out of a mine; — bouer,
m. vid. —mann) — bauptmann, m. ioteodaot
Kurveyor of mine»; — berr, m. owoer of a
mine; auperintendant of minea; — bünbeere,
/. Bot. koot-berry, mountain bramble;
— (t)bod), adj moantain(a) high; — $öbe,/.
mountain aammit ; — bol}, n. Afin. rock-wood,
ligaiform aabeatoa; — b6(|«r, pU Mar. walea;
boe erfte Hein« — bolj, aheer-rail; bat grofe
— b.0l},main-wale; — 6ubn,n. Orn. vid. 9t0tb=
bubn j — §fitte, /. mountain-hut; — junge, m.
mioer'a boy; — fasse, /. mioer'a cnp; —fall,
m. Min. mountain-limeatone, carbooiferoua
limeitone; —tote,/. Zooi. ocelot; —feiler,
m. cellar cot in a rock or mountain ; —fette,
/. chaio or raoge of mountaina; —tiefet, m.
Min. petroailex, chert orrock-flint; — ftuft,
/. chaam, preeipice; — fnopp«, m. miaer;
— fnoppfdjaft, /. a) miaera' Corporation;
6) collect, the minera of a certain diatrict;
c) a meeting of minera; — febotb, nt. vid.
— geift » —labte,/. Afin. fouil-coal; —Fort,
m. Min. moaatain ieather, monotaia eork,
rock-cork, foaail-cork; — f reffe , /. Bot.
roek-creaa(ea), Alpine lady'a aatock; — frp*
ftaS, m. Min. aprig-cryatal, mountaia cry-
atal, rock-cryatal ; — Fümmcl, m. Bot. moun-
taiu laaerwort; — tapfer, n. Afin. native
copper; — fuppe,/. roundiah mountaln-top,
knoll; — lad)rer, /■ vid. £ad)teri — tanb, n.
billy country; — Ianbifd), adj. high-laodiah ;
— taud), m. vid. X0ermanne6arnifa>$ — läufig,
adj. aecording to tbe manner of minera;
— teber, n. 1. miner'a apron; 2. vid. —fort»
—{ebne, /. alope or declivity of a moaatain ;
— IUie, /. Bot. martagon; —mann, m. (pl.
— teute) miner; — manndjeu, n. vid. — geifi»
— munnifd), adj. relating to minera, mining- ;
— monnsgruf, in. vid. — grufij —man«, /.
vid. SXurmeltflier; — m«$I, n. white atone-
marl; — mrffe, /. vid. Seljs t fiSdjmonjnuife }
— meifier, m. aurveyor of the minea ; — mtliffe,
/. vid. — münjei — mild),/. Afin. agaric mine-
ral.foaaii farina,rock-milk; Bot-*. — münje,/.
mountain bann or calamiat; — niglcinifraut,
— netfenfraut, n. moaatain arena ; — nnmpbc,
/. oread, fairy of the hilf; — 41, n. petrol,
petroleom, bi turnen; — orbnung, /. regnla-
tioo for the minea; — papicr, ». cid. —fort)
— ptd), n. aaphaltoa, mineral or earth pitcb,
bi tumen; — pedjerbe,/. vid. — torfj — peter*
füie, /. vid. — eppid); — polei, m. monntaio-
genoander; — prebigt, /. (Cbriat'a) aermon
on the mount; — ratb, m. Council of miaera;
counaeior or director of tbe minea; — ratte,
/. vid. QXnrmettbicrj — redjt, n. 1. Afin.
right of opeaiag a mine ; 2. lawa or atatutea
of tbe minea; —reiben, m. miner'a aoog;
— rilbter, m. judge or magiatrate aet over
the minera; refe, /. Bot. rock or moiotain
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rose; — roty, n. red ochre; — rüden, m,
ridge of a hlll; — rabrttaut, n. Bot. moon-
tain everlasting; — -fol}, ». Min. mineral
■alt, rockoalt; — fanifcl, m. Bot. toatb-wort;
— fattel, ». wd. — rüden $ — fd)4nber, m. Min.
one wko calumuiates the mines; — fcblof, n.
cop-castle, ■oontain- castle; — fd)lud)t, /.
ttrait between hüls, glen, clongh ; — fdbnepfe,
/. Orn. woodeock; — fdjotte, ni. Scotcb
Highlaader; —fdjottenröddjen, n. fillibeg;
— [Treiber, m. clerk of theminei; — fdjule,
/. »id. — «{abernte» — fd)Üler, »n. Student in a
mining academy ; — fdjmefel , m. native »ul~
phor; — fee, m. mountain-lake ; —fegen, m.
(rieh) produce of the minet; — feife, /. Min.
mountain ioap ; — fpi$e, /. top of a moun
tain, hill-top; — ftabt, /. town upon a Uli;
mining 'town ; — flrttfe, /. 1. inonntain road;
2. Geog. tbe road or dittrict between Darm-
•tadt and Heidelberg (in Germany); — ftront,
m. hill-stream; — (rufe, /. vid. erjfrnfe,
— fror}, m. tbe fall of a Uli or mioe; land-
•lide, land-tlip; — fwbt, /. a polmonary dis-
eaae pecoliar to tbe miners; — t^er, m.
mineral tar; — torf,m. vine earth ; — trad)t,/.
vid. — babit; — üblid), ad]. Min. oiaal among
minen; — ubu, m. vid. Xtlereule; —unter,
adv. down-hill; — oermlter, m. mining ad-
miniitrator; — bernaltung, /. mining admi-
nlstration; —ooit, n. a people inkabiting
monntains; —»arbein, m. assayer of a mine ;
—werf, n. mine; — merttaerie, /. — »ertt*
antbetl, m. ihare in a mine ; — Wertarbeiten,
/. pi. mining Operations; — n>err£funbe, /.
metallnrgy ; — »ertSfunbige, in. metallnrgist;
— »erftunternefimer, m. mining-adventurer;
—Riefen, n. mining, erery tbing tbat relates to
mining ; —metter, n. pi. Min. damps ; — noQe,
/. vid. — ffad)S; — jebnte, m. tbe titbe from
the prodaetion of tke mines; —jiege,/. Zooi.
mounUin goat; — jinn, n. grain tin; — $ta:
nober, m. native cinnabar.
»Sergamot'te, (to.)/. Pmt. bergamot, ber-
gamotpear; SB-nö(, n. essence of bergamots,
bergamot-essence.
«er'ge*, comp. i. (o/ Sergen) -gelb, n. —
lob*, m. salvage(-money); II. (of SSerg)
—tief (Schiller), adj. monntain-deep.
»er'gen, I. (str.) v. a. 1. to save, sbelter,
seeore, recover (sbip-wrecked gooids, Sit.)
2. vid. »Serbergen $ fid) — »or, to save one«
■elf against, to flee from; 3. Mar. to land
safely; nie ©egel — , to balanee or take in
tbe sails; einige Den ben Segeln — , to »bor
ten sail; 4. Point, to shade; II. t». s. (str.)
n., Bergung, (u>.)/. talvag«.
Ser'gcr, (str.) m. salver, saver; lighter; bei
biebifdje — , wrecker.
Ser'giibt, »er'gig, adj. 1. monntainous, hilly ;
2. mountainlike.
Serid)t', s. I. (str.) m. 1. aeconnt, relation,
report, (official) retarn; 2. notice, advice,
Information ; laut — , aecording to Statement,
as per advice ; ber falfdje — , misinformation,
false report; otyie Weiteren — , withoot for-
ther advice ; — abftotten or erftatten, to give
an aeconnt, to bring in a report, to band in
a Statement, to notify; Law, to report; IL
comp. — erftatter, — geber, — (teuer, m. re-
porter; relater, informer; — erftattung, /. re-
port; relation, Information; — Dtifig, adj. t
ado. in the form of or aecording to aeconnt.
SBend/ten, (u>.) v. a. 1. to inform (einem
<5tTOa<, one of), to acqnaint with, to give
notice of, to notify; to relate, record; to
advertise, give (an) aecount or intelligence
(of), to report ; 2. to order, arrange, prepare ;
3. Falc. to train (a bawk).
Serilb'tigen, (ip.) v. a. 1. to set right, ad-
jnst; to rectify, correct; 2. to settle, make
np, balanee, clear (aeconnt»), pay ; bie S)o»
genjubl — , Typ. to prick the sheets, to
compare. [reader of proofs.
Seridytiger, (*rr.)m. rectifier, &c; corrector,
9Serid)'tigung, (to.) /. 1. adjnstment; recti-
fication , emendation , correction ; 2. settle-
ment, adjnstment, paymenL
SBerie'd&cn, (str.) v. a. to smell at, vulg. to nose.
Strie'meR, (vi.) v. a. to provide with leather-
straps.
SSerie'feln, (u>.) v. a. 1. to ripple over; 2. eint
SBiefe — , Agr. to water a meadow.
Serin'ben, (w.) v. a. to cover with bark, or
rind; to crust; berinbet, p. a. barky.
Sering'en, (to.) v. a. to fnrnlsh witb a ring;
eine Stute — , to ring or ringle a mare.
Seriften, p. a. monnted; — mad)en, to monnt
(upon a hone or horses), to borse.
♦ SBerfon', (str.) m. Com. barracan.
»erlin', n. Geog. Ber'lin (P. N.); Berlftit,
(u>.)/. beriin', berline' (a coach, vid. Vol. f.).
Serli'ner, (str.) m. Berliner, native of Berlin;
—blau, —rett), n. Prnssian blne, Prnssian
red; — blaufäure, vid. Blaufiure.
»erli'nif«, adj. (of) Berlin.
♦»erlonTe, (w.)f. (watch-)trinket.
aer'me. (w.)f. 1. Fort, berme; 2. yeast.
Serarben, /. p(. Geog. the Bermudas.
»ern, b. Geog. Berne (P. N.); ibt^ntr, I.
(str.) m., Ber'nerinn, (w.)f. inhabitant (na-
tive) of Berne, Bernese; n. or»er'n(er)iia>,
adj. Bernese.
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Scntytrfe, m. Bernard (P. AT.); »ernhor»
bi'ner, (*tr.) m. Ecc Bernardine (monk);
aS-Srrebs, m. £n(. (Bernard the) hermit.
Sero/ftein, *. 1. (*rr.) m. amber; II. comp.
— orbcüer, m. worker in amber; — «tig,
arfj. vt<t. Kern (leinen j — bofe,/. amber box;
— bred)6ler, m. turaer of amber; — fang, m.
fisbing for (collecting oO amber ; — f irf(&e,
/. Pont, white heart-cherry; — JorttUe, f.
amber-bead; — mufd>tl, /. Conch. amber
bowl-shell; Cl\tm-t. —61, n. omber-oil; —
fol», — fdirert ©ttlj, n. succinate; -fautr,
adj. »accinic; — fäurc, /. »accinic aeid; —
(pfeifen)fpitc, /. amber montb-piece.
Sern'fteinen, Smt'flebtmt, adj. inade of am-
ber, «accinic, amber-.
Strogen, (u.) v. a. to grob; cf. SBebatfen.
SÖerob'ren, (ic.) o. a. to cover, line with reed.
fflcröb/«n, (w.) o. a. to provide with pipes,
ffierof'fen, (u>.) ». a. nid. 8)efd)alen. [tobe»,
»ero/fen, (u>.) o. n. (aux. fein) to get cover-
ed with or to gather rast
SJerferfer, (itr.) m. 1. iVortA. Myrt. name
of a formidable warrior; 2. fig. a »avage,
violent man; — tBUib,/. ungovernable fory,
rage, wrath.
Berftfen, (*/r.) e. n. (anx. fein) to boret; to
cbap, crack, »plit, read; oor £ad)at — (»Ol*
len), to (be ready to) barst with laughing,
to break or «piit one'» aides with laoghing.
Sct'trom, m. 1. Bertram (P. Pf.); 1. Bot
a) (milber beutfeber) common sneeze wort,
bastard pellltory ; 6) (fpanifdjer) Spanish ca-
raomile, pellitory of Spain. [ken of.
Serfid/tigt, adj. notorioo*; infamooi, ill-spo-
SSerücfen, (w.) v. a. 1. to eotrap, enanare;
2. fig. to take in, to eozen, to trick.
£ertid"fid)tigen,(w.) v. a. tohaveor pay regard
to, to mind.keep in view.attend to, consider.
Serfid u fi<btigung,(u!.)/.regard,con«ideration.
ffieruf , s. I. (str.) m. 1, call, calling, vocation ;
2. daty, office, funetion, emplovment, trade,
bosineaa, profeuion; 3. Law, appeal; ber
(innen) — , inward calling, prompting of na-
tnre; et ijt mein — nicht, id) bo.be feinen —
boju, it i« not my office, thii ii none of my
basineu; II. comp. 93-£arbeit,/.profes»ional
laboor (ezertion); S-teifer, m. profenional
exertion; S-igeftbaft, n. «vocation, pro-
feuion ; taak, bosinen of one'a calling; ©-*=
genoffe, m. a profeaaional colleague, gentle-
man ; b-e'mfljSig, adj. professional ; ä5-*reife,/.
official toor ; SB-$ȟbl,/. choiee of a (certaio)
profeuion; b-lretbtig, adj. nnprofeuional.
aero/fen, (str.) v. I. a. 1. to call; to call to
getber, convoke, inmmon ; 2. to appoint (to
an offlee), nomlaate; id) febe mid) — (p. p.),
fig. I find or feel mysetf called npon ; II. rrfl.
(Üb — onf ._, to appeal to, to call npon ...;
to refer to ..., to make ose of (one'a) name.
»ern'fen, adj. vid. »errufen.
Sßent'ftmg, (to.) /. 1. the calling (to), ap-
pointing, vocation; 2. appeal (auf, to); SB-8»
gerid)t, n. conrt of appeal».
Serub/en, (to.) «. n. to reit (on, npon or with) ;
to be fonnded (on a mf stake, Ac); to de
pend (on, npon); Staat onf fid) — loflen,
to let a thing reat aa it 1», to let the mat-
ter, 4c. alone; id) »in ti habet or bar auf
— (äffen, I will be aatiafied with it; I will let
the matter take it» conrse.
Sernb'igen, (to.) v.o. to qniet, appeaae, calm.
aunage, soothe, lall, tranqalllize, paeify; to
compoae; to conaole, comfort, to make eaay,
eaae, to aet at eaae or reat; fid) — , to re-
lieve one'a mind, to make one'a »elf eaay
(über, abont); beruhigt bid), aet yonr heart
at reit, compoae yonr mind; fMb — bei, to
acqnieaee In, to reconoile one't »elf to ....
Serub'iger, (str.) 711. calmer ; qoieter, Ac.
©ertt&'igung , (to.) /. 1. the aet of qnieting,
Ac. paeification ; 2. o) calmneu, tranqnillity,
qniet, comfort, ease of mind; b) — bei, ac-
quieacence in ; fb-lmitttl, n. calmer, qnieter,
a calmlog remedy. [boait of.
Seräb'nten, (u>.) v. rrf. (with Gm.) to brag.
Sßeru^mf, I. adj. celebrated, noted, famonm
famed,.reoowned, eminent, illnstrioos; fUf
— mad)en, to signalize one'a aelf ; II. S-beit,
(w.)f. celebrity, renown, illnatrionaneu.
BerüVren, (10.) v. I. o. 1. to toneh; to come
in contact with ; Ieife — > to dab \fig-s. 2. to
affect (one'a intereita, Ac); 3. to mention
alightly, to tooeb npon, on, hint at; II, riß.
to tooeh, nnite.
»rrtb'rung, 1. 1. (vi.) f. l.touehing; 2. tonch ;
contact, collialon; contignity, contingence;
II. comp. S-ielectricitit, /. Elec. galranism;
B-oKnie,/. Geom. tangent (line); SMptmrt,
m. point of contact.
Serup'fen, (10.) o. a. 1. to plnme, plnck (aa
a fowl of it» feathera); 2. fig. to fleece.
Sern'fen, (to.) v. I. a. to begrime, to amear
or cover with aoot; II. n. (aux. fein) to get
»ooty; beruft, adj. aooty. [diatbene.
*»ernU', (ifr.) m, Mhi. beryl; blJtteriget -,
Sefaifen, (u.) v. I. a. to load with sack»;
II. nfl. vulg. to Hl one'» pocketa.
SSeftt/en, (w.) v. a. 1. to aow on, over, to
ated; 2. fig. to »tnd; befiet, atudded (aa
with bonaea, traea, a river with boata, Ac).
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Sefd'gra, (».) v. a. 1. to ny, meatlon, to
parport; not »W t( — ? what ia the drift of
itf 3br 8ri«f befugt, the purport of yonr
letter i«, &c. ; befagenb, to the efleet of ...; 2.
fig. to prove ; bcfagt, (afore-)taid, mentloned.
©cfai'ttn, (io.) v. a. to atring, chord.
SBefal'ben, (to.) e. a. 1. to anoint; tmlg-*. 2,
to beamear; 3. to eheat.
SBffo'mtn, (w.) t>. I. a. to aeed, low; n. rtfl.
Bot. to grow to matarity, to aa to ahed the
aeed, to mulbply by aeed; befamt, p. a.
bearing aeeda; Her. aeeded.
ffitfa'inung, (to.)/. teeding, *c. vid. Cefatnen
SBefän', 1. 1. (to.) /. Mar-t. mizzen; bte — ba*
legen, to bagpipe the mizzen; Bte — (urd):
fttien, to cbange the mizzen; 6(e — anftops
pen, to peak the mizzen; bi« — lO*maä)en,
to aet the mizzen ; II. comp, —brantfle nge, /.
mizzen-top gaiiant maat; — bro^F, n. throat-
brail of the mizzen; —flaggt,/, flag-nnion,
gaiiant; — Dtaft, m. mizzen, mizzen-mut ;
— rtttt, /. mizzen-yard; — fegel, n. mizzen
aail; — -ftttfl, n. mizzeo-atay; — llagfegel, n.
mizzen atay-aail; — mono, /. mizzen-shrood.
SBefan'ben, (to.) v. a. 1. to atrew wlth aand;
2. vid. Ce rfanbtn.
SBefanf'tigen, (to.) v. a. to appeaae, soften,
aootb, qniet, paeify, calm, aaanage.
Stfdnf'tignng, (tu.)/, appeaaing, *c; 0-C
mittel, n. palliative, lenitive.
8(fa(' ( (ttr^ p(.Sefät'e) m. 1. border, edging,
trimming; embroidery; 2. Min. tamping;
— fpi(en, /. pt braida, porla.
SBefat/ong, (to.) /. 1. garriaon; — haben, to
be garriaoned; 2. Lock-tm. ward.
Sefan'en, (to.) v. a. vulg. to aoil, to dirty.
Bcfan'fcn, vulg. v. rtfl. vid. »etrinren.
SefaVmtn, (to.) t>. o. to hem, border.
Sefdjo/ben, (io.) t>. o. to abave, acrape.
fSefödtigen, (to.) o. a. 1. to damage, injore;
2. to hart, woand; 3. to biight, Maat (aaid
of mlldew); ein btfa)a»igte» Sdjiff, abat
tered or bilged ahip.
JBefdja^igttng, (to.) /. damage, kort, iojory ;
gemoltfame — , Com. violent accidenU (at
aea), average.
»ef (baffen, 1.$ (ttr.) v. a. to create; n. n4
(to.) o. a. vid. 0d)affen, n.
*3efo)af'fen, adj. qnalified, condltioned, clr
cnmataneed; (good, ill) tempered; consti
tnted; fd)led)t — , ill-conditioned; ill-natn
red; gnt — , Com. in good condition; mit ifl
DerfBeg — ? what aort of road ia it f bie Bo^n
ift fo — , the matter ia tboa, ia of thia nah* e ;
— nie e» toofle, of what qnality aoever,
Stfdjaf fenbttt, (w.)/. conatitotion, coodltlon,
qnality, diapoiition, atate, character, natare,
temper; oon guter—, well condltioned; SB-S*
wert, n. Gram, adverb.
Strfd)af ttn, (tu.) «. a. to farniah witb a ahaft
<>r atock; to atock (a gon).
fl)efä)äf'tigen, (to.) t>. a. to bnay, employ, en-
gage, oeenpy, to keep bnay ; bcfdjfiftigt, p. a.
buay; oeenpied, engaged, taken up (mit,
with) ; employed (bei, mit, in, on, witb).
»efdjcf tiger, (ttr.) m. employer.
9cfd)6ftigung, (to.)/- bnaineaa, oeenpation,
eroplojment, pnranit. [or eurer.
fBefdVlrn, (w.Jv. a. to farniah with a ahell
33efd)&1en, (to.) v. a. 1. to peel; 2. to borae
or coTer (a mare).
äBtfd/iter, (*' r .) "•• atallion, «tone-horae.
J8efd)4'men, (to.) v. a. to ahame, abaab, pot
to the blnah, confonnd, confnae; befä)amt,
p. a. asbamed. [confusion.
SSefibi'mang , (to.)/. ahaming, eonfonnding;
Sefdjafttn, (to.) v. a. to ahade, overahadow,
clond. [with taxea.
JBcfö)a('en, (to.) v. a. to aaaeaa ; to tax, Charge
»efdjat'ung, (to.) /. nateatment, taxing.
fflefd&au'en, (to.) v. a. to look at, Tiew, eye,
behold; to inspect, contemplate.
9$efd)au'er, (ttr.) m. 1. Viewer, looker-on,
apeetator; 2. viaitor (of a ahip), aearcher;
aurveyor.
SBefcban^Iid), I. adj. 1. intuitive; 2. contempla-
tive ; II. ffi-f cit, /. contemplativeneaa.
8Sefd)dn'men, (to.) v. a. to cover with foam;
to foam (or daih foam) againat (rocka or
tbe ahore of tbe aea).
Seflban'ung, (to.)/. viewing, *c, inapection;
contemplation, apeculatlon.
8tfa)ee'ren, vid. fflefdjertn.
Stfd)eib', (ttr.) m. 1. «4= knowledge, Infor-
mation, ezperience; 2. (final) anawer, re-
ttfrn; 3. Law, bc, aentenee, decree; jndg-
ment, deciaion, award, pledge; direction,
order; einem — fagtn laffen, to aend one
word, to let one know; bi« anf »eitern — ,
tili fiirther ordert, proviaionally; mit best
— bajl , on condition that, *c. ; — um ... »if*
fen, to know (a thing), to have knowledge
or intelllgenoe of ..., to be acqnainted witb
...; — geben, to give Information, to bring
word; to warn; 8taem — tbnn, to pledge
one (in drinking).
Sefd)efben, (ttr.) v. I. a. 1. (Sinem etwa«)
to allot, aaaign; 2. to inform (ober or tofUk
Gen., oO; 14) Iaffe mid) — , I am open to
conviction; 3. to direct, order; er ifl JU
feinem {Regiment« befd)ieben, he ia ordered
to join hia regiment; II. refl. to be content-
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cd, to liiten to reaion, to acqni
bei, or wttA Gen. in), to yield.
Sefdjei'btn, I. adj. modeat, discreet, moderate,
nnaatnming, demure, hamble; II. £-bett, /.
modeaty, di«cretioD, diacreetneaa, ftc.
Sefdjei'nen, (jtr.) v. a. to ahine on, opon, ir-
radiate. [prove, verify.
Sefcbei'nigen, (to.) t>. o. to atteat, certify; to
»cfdjei'nigttng, (»•)/• atteatation; certificate,
■eqoittance. [%. to cheat.
SefdM'fen, (ttr.) v. a. rufe. 1. to beabite; 2.
8efd)cnf'en, (io.) «. a. to preaeot witb.
Sefdjenfung, (u.) /. donation.
Sefdjir'rcn, (rtr.) ». a. to thave.
SefdjJ'ren, (u>.) o. a. (einem Staat) 1. to
give, to grant, beatow opon, to make a pre-
aent ; 2. to give as a chriatmaa-box.
SBefibe'TUng, (u>.) /. 1 . beatowal, ftc. ; 2. the act
of diatribating christmaa preaenta; 3. chriat-
maa-box (the preaeat beatowed); 4. vulg.
work, boaioeaa; eine fdjöne — , a fine buiioeu
thi«, a pretty pickle; ba baben »il bie — ,
tbere it ia; there ia the mlachief.
SefdjidVen, (u.) o. a. 1. a) Pol. to aend dele
gatea to ... ; 6) to aead for ; 2. to manage, take
care of, to attend to ; 3. Metal. to prepare, to
mix in doe proportion, to alloy (metal«, ftc)
to put the proper qaantity of alloy to (the
aihrer, ftc); 4. Sport, to impregnate; ben
Hin — , to manore, ploogh 4c. the field.
Sef(bWunfl, (to.)/. 1. Pol. the act of aending
delegate« to ..., 4c. cf. fflef(bi(fen5 2. Metal,
alloy; SB-Jregel,/. Math, rnle of alligation
Sefcbie/nen, («e.) v. a. to provide with (iron)
band«; to lay the raila oa the aleepera.
Srfd)ie'|en, (str.) v. I. a. 1. to caononade,
bombard, to Are npon, batter; 2. to try (a
gna) by Bring 1t; II. n. (aux. fein) to get
covered with a chemicai effloreacence.
SefdjifFbffr, adj. navigable. [croaa
3M<btf'fn»/ (w>) »• a. to navigate, aail over,
»efdjU'bet, p. a. abielded, armed with a abield.
SefdjU'fen, (to.) v. L a. to cover with reeda, to
thatch; IL n. (aux. fein) to overgrow with
reeda. [flblagen, II.
aBefdjün'sum, (w.) t). n. (auz. fein) »id. Se>
Sefdjinnpftn, (to.) v. a. 1. to defane, dia
gracc, diahoooor, injure; 2. to aaperte, In-
aolt; 6-b. p. a. derogatory, diagracefbl
Stfdjimpf'nng, (v>.) /. affront, inanlt, ootrage
(bei (Sefetet, npon the law) ; indigoity, dia-
grace; aaperrion.
Stfdjfa'bebl, (u>.) ». a. to cover with ahinglea,
»efdjw'ben, (*tr.) o. rejl. ftta) (Bot) ble $anr,
U. to lacerate one'a ikin, ftc [tect, ahield
2efa>il / men / (to.) v. a to »heiter, cover, pro
(mit, SBefd)irtner, (#tr.) m. proteetor, defender.
»efdjir'nurag, (w.) f. defence, protection;
aafegnard.
SBefcbla'fen, (str.) v.a.l. to lie or aleep with ;
2. fig. to aleep opon (a thing) ; — ffe tt,
adviae witb or take conntet of yoor pillow.
fflefdjKg', *. I. (#tr., pJ. »efdjta'ge) m. 1. any-
tbiog which ia attacbed or faitened to ano-
ther with naila, pin«, ftc, aheathing, ahoeing,
cover, iron work of a ahip'a block, of doora,
windowa, kc, iron binding (of a dead eye,
4c), moimting, garniah, elaap, hold, hoop,
ferrule, gnard, border; boaa; top piate,
transom piate, cap aqnare; 2. moold, mouldy
coodition, effloreacence ; 3. Chem. Inte, che-
miat'a clay or loam ; 4. Law, a) aeiznre, dia-
traint, arreat, attachment, aeqneatration;
6) embargo; in — nehmen, 1. or — legen
auf, mit — belegen, to arreat, attacb (one'a
goods), aeqaeater, confiacate, diatrain, atop,
detain, to lay or lodge a detainer againat
...; to aefze, take poaaeaaioa of; 2. fig. to
take np (a aeat); to monopolize, engroaa
(the attention, 4c); ©d)iffe in — nebmen
(auf ®d)iffe — legen), to lay an embargo
npon abipa; ben — aufbeben, to take off the
embargo; II. comp. — benbfel, — Mttbfel, n.
Mar. forling-line; — bammer, m. Fat. ahoe-
ing -hammer; — legung, /. aeqneatration;
- leine, /. »id. — benbfel j — nagel, m. atnd;
— nabme,/. vid. Sefa)Iag, 3.; —feifingen, /.
pL Jlfor. gaaketa; — (6)tafd>e, /. farrier'a
ponch; — «Deroalrung, /. irid. —legung} — «=
oermefer, m. aeqaeatrator; Far-t. — (nserf)»
|eug, n. ahoeing toola; — Junge,/, fcrrier'a
ä8ef*I4'ge, (str.) n. vid. »efd>Iag, 1. [tongs.
SBefdjla'gen, (itr.) v. I. a. 1. a) to atrike re-
peatedly; Mint, aa) to Hatten, planiah;
6i) to aeize the blanka or plancheta; 6) to
aqnare (timber); 2. to cover, arm or bead
with aa iron piate, 4c; to pnt iron-work to,
to bind abont or hoop with iron-work, ftc,
to aheath (aahip with aheeta of copper, 4c),
to caae, llne; to tip, tag; ein $ferb — , to
ahoe a horte ; ein mit (äifen b-er Stab , an
iron-ahod pole ; mitSiageln, 3»ed > en, lt. — , to
atnd, betet with naila, 4c. to nail, apike, boaa ,
mit Heber, IC. — , to cover with leather, ftc,
ein Stab — , to tire a wheel; 3. For. to mark,
blaze (treea) ; 4. Mar. to atow, fori or hand
(the aaila); aQeCSegel »6Hig — , to clap on all
aaiia; ein ®d)iff mit b-en Segeln, aahip nnder
bare polet; 5. fig. a) to aeenre (a place); b)
Lava, to aeize, attacb, cf. Sefdjtag, 3.3 II. n.
(aux. fein) (mit Sdjimmel— ) togrow mouldy,
hoary, to (get covered with) monld.
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Qeftlo'gen, p- <»..%• conititnted; condition-
ed; 80t — , veraed, experienced, skilIed;
in einer Saa)e gut — fein, to be a good band
at, to have a «ound knowledge of.
JBef<bltf'<ben, (str.) v. a. I. to steal opon,
come stealingly or stealthily lipon (one) ; to
creep on (upon); fig-s. 2. to creep into
(one'a mind, ic), to steal orer or upon;
3. to surprise, deceive, cheat, to take in;
ba< — (». ».) be£ SBUbe», Sport, deer stalkiog
S8cfd)Ien'nigen, (u>.) u.a. to accelerate, hasten,
quicken, epeed, deipatcb, forward, expedite,
advance; to burry, precipitate (the fall of
.... Ac).
Sefcbleu'nfgung, (to.) /. acceleration, basten-
ing, &c. deipatcb, ipeed.
S5cfd)Ite'fen, (str.) v. a. 1. n^ to lock up; it
fdbloffene Streit, Mar. a road protected from
the reigning wind«, and the awell of the aea;
2. to cloae, conclude, end, finiah; 3. to de-
termine, decree, reaolve upon, decide, fix;
bei f!d> — , to purpoae; SttoaS mit einerntet
— , to agree npon ... .
ffiefdplie'f er, (str.) m. ((. «.) boosekeeper, ca-
terer, larderer, ateward ; S8-ÜW, (to.) /. ((. v.)
hooaekeeper, catereaa, &c.
SÖefdjlo'fien, (u>.) o. a. to cover with hall.
ffief<bluf, (str., pl. »efdjtuf'fe) m. 1. locking
up; unter (bem) — , ander lock and key; 2,
cloae, end, conclnaion ; 3. detennination, re-
aolution, decree; }ttm — , in concluaion, final
ly, at laat; — fäbig, adj. (of political asaem
blies, &c.) competent or attended in auffi
cient numbers to form legal resolutions;
— f£bigreit,/.the being sufBciently numerous
to form reaolutiona;— nabme, /. concluaion,
detennination, decree.
58efd)ntau'<ben, (w.) v. a. vulg. to besmoke.
S5efd)iu°.u'ftn, (to.) v. a. 1. to dine with (ano-
tber person or persona); 2. to celebrate a
feaat by dining, &c. in honour of ... .
SBefibmei'fen, (str.) v. a. L vulg. vid. Semer*
fenj 2. to blow upon (aa inaects), to flyblow.
Sefibmie'ren, (ic.) v. a. 1. to lay on, to apread
npon, to do over; 2. to grease, beaniear,
amear, foul, bedaub; to dabble, to scrawl or
scribble on, upon.
SefdjmiJ'en, (to.) v. a. 1. to soll, dirt, atain;
2. fig. vid. SSeftafen, 2.
iBefdjnutn'jeln, (u>.) v. a. to amlrk at.
fflefdjmat'en, (u>.) ». a. to bedaub, foul, aoil,
dirty, aully, to make dirty.
»efibneite», comp. — bonf , /. T. dreaaing
bench; Bkb-s. — cifen, n. — bobet, m. plough
iron, plongb(-knife), cutting-knife; — preffc,
/. cutting-preaa.
aVfa)nttfben, (**»••) "■ «• 1. to eüp (money,
the winga, bedgea, Ac), to cot (ahort), to
pare(tbe nails,&c); to trim,lop, top(trees),
to prune, dress (the vine); to foroe (woof);
cf. üeibelni 2. Jew. Bei. to eircoaiciae; 3.
ßg. to prnne (the expression, &c); to cot
off (one'a opportunity, &c); to lesaen (one's
wages, Ac); befd)ttitten, p. a. Gl-gr. cut in
facea, rieh cut; befd)nittene* panier, paper
with the edgea cot.
SBefibnei'ber, (str.) m. clipper, &c
fflefoinei'bang, (vi.) f. 1. clipping, *c. ; 2. Jm.
Ret. circumeiaion. [with snow.
3Sefd)nei'en, (to.) v. a. to anow npon, cover
fflefdjnei'teln, (tr.) v. a. to lop (treea), vid.
«erfdineiben. [to cat.
SBrfibnip'peüi, (to.) v. o. fam. to clip, pare;
58eföni&'e(I)n, (w.) v. a. to canre, to adorn
by carving devicea.
Befebno'bern, »efdjnup'pent , SBefibnuFfetn,
(u>.) v. a. vulg. to snuffle at, araell at.
»efibnfi'ren, (to.) «. a. to bind with atringa.
fBeföö'nigen, (to.) v. a. to colonr, palliate.
excuae, amooth, cf. (Bemänteln.
8efd)6'nigung, (uj.) /. colouring, palliation.
{8efd)ränfen, (t».) v. I. a. to conflne bound,
liinit, atint, reatrain, reatrict, cirenmacribe;
b-b, p. a. reatrictive; II. rtffl. to confine or
reatrict one'a aelf (auf, to); to be aatinfied
(with); to be conftned, reatricted (to).
SBeflbrinW, I. p. a. 1. limited, confined, finite ;
2.atraitened(clrcumatancea^;narrow(mexns,
capacities, &c), contracted (views, &c);
II. JB-beit, /. 1. vid. Sefibranfong; 2. nar-
rownesa ; weaknesa (of intellect); — tmftrtr
Segriffe, poorness of our coneeptioaa.
Sefdjrdnl'ung, (w.)f. limltation, restrietion,
reatraint.
SBefdjrei'bcn, (»tr.) v.a.l.to All with writing ,
2. Geom. &c. to describe ; einen Jtreie, u. — ,
to deacribe a circie, &c. ; 3. to describe, de-
fine; genau — , to detail; b-ber Tfat, LH.
(descriptive) letter-preaa.
Sefdjrerlier, (str.) m. describer.
fd)rerT)ung, (w.)f. description.
Sefd)rei'en, (str.) v. a. I. to cry abont(aome-
thing); bie SXafiregebt ber ifftnttüftm Ser>
Dattung — , to decry the measurea of ibe ad-
ministration ; 2. to talk ill of ; to bring int»
etril report; 3. Sup. a) to bewitch, enchaat;
b) (aecording to mperstitious ptrsont) to
exert an evil influence on (a child, 4c) by
praising ita healthy uppearance, or 0Ter-ra-
tiog ita mental facultiea.
äSefdjrei'ten, (str.) v. a. to walk on; to ste»
over, on; *to bestride (a steed).
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»efdjro'ten, (w.) v. a. T-s. 1. to elip or edge
(off) with aheara, a law, &c. ; 2. to beard off
(metal); 3. fig. vid. Benagen.
tBcfd>nb'en, (w.) o. a. to sboe ; btföubet, shod,
wearing shoet, calceated.
»efibul'bigen, (\o.)v.a. to Charge (einer ©a<be
[Gen.], with), to bring a Charge against, to
accus e (of), to tax with, impnte (lomething)
»efibnl'ctger, (*tr.) m. accoaer. [to.
Sejtynl'bigie, nt. (dtd. like adj.) the accnsed.
defendant. [pntation
SBcfcbul'bignng, (u>.)/. Charge, accusation, im
8ef djnm'ineln, (u>.) ». a. vulg. to tafce in, cheat.
Seföup'prn, (w.)v.a. 1. to cover with Scalen;
2. to nnscale, dlveat of acalea; 3. vid. 06
fd)!UBUUln.
fljefdjurten, (w.) c a. 1. to throw or caat on,
to cover with; 2. ./ig. to provtde plentifnliy,
Scfdjnt'tn, (io.)o. o. to gnard, protect, defend,
«heiter, ahield; to patronise (arta, &c).
Sefibüt'tr, (rfr.) m. gnardian, defender, pro-
tecter; patron; SB-inn, (».)/. protectreas,
defendress. [tronagc
sSefäüb/nng , (w.)/. protection, defence; pa
»efd>mang'ern, (w.) «. a. cid. ©d)»angern.
Seförnat/en, (u>.) o. a. 1. to talk over; per-
aoade; 2. to apeak ill of, to Blander.
Sefdjmet'ftn, (w.) u. a. to provide with a tail.
£efd)»ei'frn, (».) o.a. l.to cover with aweat;
2. Sport, to coTer with blood.
»efdjroerV (8efd>»0', t «.), (u>.) /. 1. mo-
leatation, tronble, paini, difflcolty, fatigue,
toil, hardahip; annoyance; nnisance ; 2. grie-
vance, complaint; expoatnlation; 3. clog;
incDiabrance; 4. diiorder, malady, distur-
baace, difficulty (beim TCtbmen, in breathing,
*c); — aber Staat führen, to complain of;
95-nbud), n. (a* on poat lines) complaint-book;
— fdjrift, /. expoatnlatory letter or addreu.
Sefrbroe'rrn, (to.) «.La. 1. to toad (Typ.,
the paper), cbarge ; 2 .fig. to charge, onerate;
to clog ; to bürden , cmnber ; to trouble, be
tronbleaome to, to inconuaode; to moleat,
nnportnne, iocumber; to aaddle (with aome-
thing diaagreeable, *c); tiefe ©peife bt*
fcbmrrt ben SRagen, thia (meat) food ia a clog
to the atoaach; II. refi. to complain (über,
of); to find fault (with), to grnmble (at);
füb bei Sinen — , to make complaint« to one,
SefdjmeVHd), I. adj. combroaa, cnmberaome,
beavy, tronbleaome, inconvenient, bürden
aome, painfal, hard; importonate; b-ti 3Ctbs
men, difficnlt breathing; (einem) — fallen,
to tronble (one), to importone, diacom-
mode, ineonvenience; II. 55-reit,/. 1. hard-
ahip, fatigne, toil, labonr; 2. tronble; clog;
ineonvenience; nniaance; 3. trouble-eoane-
neaa, importunity.
«efd)n>efniP, (str.) n. 4 /. vid. fflefd>»erfce.
Sefdjme'ning, (w.) /. 1. o) loading, ftc, vid.
Sefdjmeren; 6) load, Charge; 2. fig. a) tron-
ble; 6) iaenmbrance; mortgage.
»efibmid/tigen, (».)». o. 1. to boah up, dumb ;
2. fig. to aaauage, appeaae, allay (diacon-
tent), to aoothe, aatiafy (one'a aelf, ftc).
9ef<b»id)'ttgn»g, (vi.)/, hoahing up, *c; lall,
lnliing(ofchildreo);iS-tgeIb / n. hnah-monej.
Sefdjnin'beln, (w.) v. a. to cheat
5Bef4>roing'rn, (io.) «. a. to wing; fig. to ac-
celerate.
S3ef(b»ö'ten, (str.) v. a. 1. to take one'a oath
npon, to confirm by oath, to awear to ; 2. to
conjure, call np, raiae (apirita); to exoreiaa;
3. fig. to conjnre, adjnre, implore, entreat.
55efd)roö'rer, (str.) m. conjurer, exorclat.
$Befd)lȊ'rung , (u>.)/. 1. the confirmation by
oath; 2. conjnration, (S3-tformel) exorciam;
chann; Mag-t. SB-Sgefdngt, m. p(. theorgie
hymna; B-Äfonft, /. art of exorciam.
Sefeeten, (u>.) v.a.l. to animate; l.fig. to
inapire, inform, enliren, quicken; befeelt,
p. o. having a aonl, aonled.
Sefeetung, (w.)/. animation; impiration.
ffiefe'geln, (w.) d. a. 1. to forniah with aaila;
2. to aail opon, to aail to ; 3. to join (a ahip)
at aea.
Sefifb/en, (str.) v a. to look on, at, to view,
take a view of; to behold; genan (col. bei
£iä)U) —, to examine (cloaely), aearch into.
SBefei'fen, (u>.) v. a. to cover with aoap.
Sefeilen, (v.) v. a. to provide with ropea.
»efei'tigen, (w.) v. a. 1. to lay or aet aaide;
befeitig^jig. on the ahelf; 2. to obviate, do
away, remove (difficolties , &c); to aettle
(qoarrela, tc).
Sefeftignng, (u>.) /. obviating, removing, ftc
SejPlIgen, (to.)«. a. to bleu; to make nappy.
SeTemer, (str.) m. (<. u.) a spring ateel-yard.
SVfen, #. I. (str.) m. 1. (hair-)broom; («eifig
— ) beaom (of twiga); %fig. St. cant. a aer-
vant-maid; II. comp. — bütber, m. broom-ma-
ker, broom-man; Bot-s. — flodjS, m. snmmer-
cypress, dax-leaved goosefoot; — betbe, /.
»mall green-flowered heath ;— fraut,n. l.vid.
— flüd)»j 2.»«. (Stnfttr } 3. »id. Yberraute;
4. (Wtt) aweet weed; — «U, —reifig, n. pt
blrcb-twiga; — ftiel, m. broom-stick.
SBefeffen, I. p. a. poaaeaaed (by the devil,
*c); II. »-e, m. */. (dtd. like adj.) the
peraon possessed, demoniae.
»efeb/en, (w.) v. a. 1. a) to aet with; b) to
beaet, line, cover, border, trim, lace, edge
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litt, skfert; ict (with pearls, Ac), rtod, gar-
nf«h; 2. a) to occnpy, setze; b) to man (a
ship, *&), to garrlson ; 3. fig. a) to occnpy,
Sil (a sitaation, an office); b) to pre-occnpy,
engage ; c) to lay money npon, to insnre (a
nnmber, card, *c); ben Stfd) — , to serve
the table; «ine gut befeste Safet, » well-
serveri table; mit Jtatonen — , to mount with
cannon; «inen Xtü) mit gtfdjen — , to störe
or stock a pond ; mit Säumen — , to plant
wtth trees; ein tSinbfel — , Mar. to festen
(belay) the end of a lashing or seizing; «in
JHeib mit Soft, Silber — , to lace a coat;
mit granfen — , to (ringe; eine ©teile mit
einem vnfibigen Scanne — , to appoint an
nnfit penton to a place ; «in ©tütf —, Dram.
to fixordistribote the parta of a play («mong
the actors); befett fein, 1. to be taken up;
2. Mar, to be enbayed; to be liaed with
sbipptag.
»efetf», comp. T-s. -fübMgtl, — flßfel, m. pa
ving beetle, Commander; — tetd), m. störe
pond.
Befet'nng, («.)/• 1. trimmhig, lacihg, Ac,
ef. fitfetitn & »efa$5 2. the taking posses
■ion of , occnpation ; 3. appointment to Of-
fices, exercise of patronage; 4. a) Mus. in
strnmentation; 6) Ifram. cast, casting (of
a play); 8-<red)t, n. (right of) patronage.
JBefeuf Jen, (to.) v. a. to sign at, bemoan, de
ptore.
Sefilbf, (».)/. «tf — , Com. apon inspection
Stfld/ngm, (w.) v. «. to inspect, take a view
of, to view; to survey; to vtsit, search.
»epdj'tiger, (str.) m. inspector, sorveyor, vi
sltor, *c.
JBeftaVtigung, {ib.) f. Inspection, viewing, fte.
wrvey, Visitation; B-Sgebfibren, pl. sear-
cher's (snrveyor's) fees; SS-Breife, /. tonr of
inspection.
Befteg/bOr, adj. conqaerable, vincible.
SBefte'geln, (w.) v. a. 1. to seal, to pnt one's
seal to ; 2. a) to confirm or attest by a seal ;
6) fig. to seal, ratify, tnake snre.
SBefie'gefang, (tu.) f. seallng, Ac
SBefte'gen, (w.) v. a. to overcome, vanqnish,
conqner, snbdoe, overtbiw.
äBefie'ger, (str.) m. conqneror, vnsqtrisher.
»effe'fprag, (w.) f. the act of conquering, Ac,
conqnest.
Stange, (w.)/. vid. £eibelbeere. [«rag)
fflefing'en , (str.) v. a. to sing, celebrate (by
»«fln'nen, (irr.) v. rrfl. 1. (loitA auf, or Gen.)
to recollect.rcnember; to call to mind.think
-of, to try to recollect, to bit on (one's name,
*«.); 2. to «milder, deliberate; to wnver,
linger; 3. to recover one's senses; fldb an*
bert or elfte» Ttnbern —, to change (alter)
one's mind; fla) eine* ffieflent — , to think
the better of a thing.
SBcftn'mtng, (vi.) f. I. recollection; 2. refiec-
tion, conslderation , deliberation; 3. com-
posnre, clear perceptton, senses; nieber jnt
— runtmen, to recover (or to retnrn, to come
to) one's senses; jnr — bringen, to bring
(otie) to bis senses, recall (one) to himself ;
bei — t sensible ; fie war nidjt bei — , she was
not sensible; Jß^Jfraft, /. power of recol-
lection; b-iTof , adj. 1. senseless; 2. incon-
siderate, rasb.
SBefty', s. I. (str.) m. 1. possesslon; 2. pro-
perty; in — (einer ©ad)e) bringen, to pnt in
possession (of a thing); in — nehmen, ton
... — ergreifen, to take possesslon of .... to
enter opon or step into (an estate, Ac) ; in
ben — fe(en, to pnt into possession of ; auf
bem — feien or (»er)treiben, to dlspossess
(one), to disseize; to expropriate, oust; II.
comp. Law-s. — Ergreifung, /. seizin; bit
leirtliöbe — ergreiftmg, seizin 1b deed or faxt;
bie redjtlidV — ergrcifnng, seizin in law; Bis
berredjtlidje — ergreifung or — nabjne,/. nsor
pation, intnision; — fall, m. Gram, genitive
case; — IcC, adj. anpossested; — nähme, /.
occnpancy, occnpation, seizure; entry npon
(an estate); — nebmer, m. occnpant; — ftanb,
m. 1. State of possession; 2. Com. active
property; — rftel, m. Lav>, title-deed.
©efti'en, (irr.) v. a.i. to sit npon; bie 6ier
finb befeffen, the hen has sat npon those eggs
(they are rotten); 2. to possess, to be pos-
•essed of, to own, bold; bie b-ben Claffcn,
the propertied classes.
»tflt'er, (str.) m„ Äefit'erinn, (v>.)f. pos-
sestor, proprietor; holder, owner, occnpier.
SJefit'tb.am, (str., pl. ffl-tbfimtr) n. posses-
sion, property.
Seflt'ung, (w.) f. possession ; estate.
Stfoffen, p. a. vulg. vid. SBetrtmren.
S8ercb,ien, (w.) v. a. to sole.
ffiefol'ben, (v>.) v.. a.l.to pay, toTftSfarj ; 2. to
kecp in pay; to fee.
SBefol'bimg, (w.)/. salary, pay; appointment,
stipend.
Befon'ber, adj'. 1. partlcnlar, pecnliar; spe-
cial ; tat b-e Urtb eil, Log. a peculiar propo-
sition; 2. separate, detached; 3. a) extraor-
dinary; b) singular, stränge, odd, vid. ©on»
berborj b-e |>aferei,/. Com. partlcular or sim-
ple average; in'* fe-e, in particnlar; II. B-
t)«*tt, (vi.) f. 1. particnlarity , peculiarity;
2. slngnlarity, strengeneu ; 3. pl. detail*.
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Sefon'ecr«, adv. 1.1a partieolar ; particnlarly ,
espectally; expressiv; 3. separately, apart;
■aide, by itsdf; 3. «) singnlarly, vid. Sor«
)üglid)j 6) mach, U a high degree.
Btfon'atn« L p. a, in possession of one's men-
tal facti! ties, sober(-minded), eoneiderate,
tnongntiul, cJrcnaispect, prndent; ll.S-beit,
/. considerateaess, thonghtfnlneas ; recollec-
tion, coBacionsness; preaence of mind, self-
poaaeaaion; cirenmapection , dlscretion.
Befsnnf, adj. »hone on by tbe ann, innny.
Sefor/ges, (w.) o. o. 1. to tat» care of ; look
aller; to oondnet, manage, provide; 2. to
be afraid of, to apprehend, fear, anapect;
ffir, um or wegen ._ befotgt fein, to be ap-
preheaaive, anxieaa for or aboat, to be aoll-
dtons, to care for; 3. to execute (a com-
misstoa), tranaact. [provider, nndertaker.
Sefor/get, (ttr.') m. maaager, commissioner ;
Sfforglüp, I. aoS- 1. fearfal, timoroni; ap-
prebeaaire; 2. (f. «.) to be apprehended;
II. S-feit, (w.) /. fearfblness; naeasiness,
fear, apprebenaion, aolicitnde.
Seforg'nif , (str.") f. 1. vid. »rforgung, 1.;
2. fear, apprebenaion, misgiving.
Sefor'gnng, (ifl.) /. l.care, saperinteadenee,
management, commiaaioD ; 2. execatlon, doiag
(of a commiision).
Befpan'nai, (tc.) t>. a. 1. to apan; 2. to pnt
koraea to; 3. to string (an inatrament).
Sefpet'fll, (#*r.) t>. o. to apit, vomit npon.
Sefpieftn, (to.) v> L' a. to lard, enlard; IL re/7.
cn/Zg. to earich one'a seif.
Befpif/geln, (io.) ». I. o. to furniah v/lth look-
ing-glasses ; II. refl. 1. to bebold one's seif
or to look at one'a seif in a glass; 2. ./ig. to
tsjte an example (an, from).
Sefpirtern, (to.) v. a. Sbip-c to nnil (tbe
sbeatbing) with Alling nail*.
JStftrin'nen, (*fr.) t>. a. to spin over; to corer
with web;befponnene€taiten, covered strings.
Seftiftl, p. «. 1. poiated; 2. coZ. tipsy.
Sefiportitn, (to,) o. a. to provide with »pars
SefprStff ein, SBefpof ten, (to.) t>. a. to saeer at,
mock, eritieize.
&3«fpreäy«, (ttr.) v.La.l.tn bespeak, talk
(• matter) over, diaenu, to settle, agree
opoa; 2. to oonjnre, cbarm with worda; 3.
vid. Streben, 4.; IL refl. vid. ftd) Streben.
SefpreäVung, (io.) /. 1. beapeaking, &c, dis-
caasion; 2. Conference, parley; interview;
3. adjnring, incantatioa, *c. ; ckarm.
Befpreng'en, (to.) v. a. to sprinkle.besprinkle,
atrew npon.
Befarüig'en, (atr.) t>. a. 1. to leap npon; 2. to
eover, copulate (eaid of certain aniraals).
Sefprit'en, (to.) v. a. 1. to sqnirt at, beaprin-
kle; 2. to bespatter, splaah, aparter (witU
mnd).
Sefpnr'bela, (to.) «. o, sputter over.
Sefpdi&'en, («.) v. a. to cover with drizzle,
misle, sea-dast, or »parks (in a smitby). [ter.
Sefpndfen, (to.) v. a. to apit npon, to bespat-
Btfpülm, (w.) v. a. to waah, to ripple over.
SeffVräbffn, n. Geog. Beuarabia (P. NO.
SBef'fer, adj. A adv. (comp, of (Bat) 1 . better ;
2.(a little) more; einet SB-n belehren, to dis-
abnse; fi<b eint« 8-n brfinnea, to tkiak bet-
ter of a thing; — bieten, Garn, to vie; —
roerben, to grow better, improre In »oral»;
to mend, recover (from illneas).
SBrf'fern, (w.) v. I. a. 1. to better, knprove,
reclaim, ameliorata ; 2. to amend ; to «orrect ;
feine Sitten — , to reforra ooe's manaers ;
3. vid. Xu$beffern; rea« bin id) babnro) gt<
beffert? what am I tbe better for itf II. refl.
1. to grow (pr to alter for tbe) better, to
correct one'a aelf, to mend; 2. to improve,
advance; 3. to recover (from illaeae).
»efferung, (to.)/. l.bettering, reclamation;
improvemcHt, amelioration, amendmeat; 2.
recovery; J8-»onft«K, /. 1. or 8-*bo»e, n.
hoase of correctioa or of reformaöon; 2. or
ffi-sfibttle, /. monitorial acbool; »-«mittel,
n. corrective.
Seflaylen, (w.) v. a. to steel.
Seftallen, (to.) v. a. to appolnt, confer a place
on, to im est with an employment , vid. See
fteümj befiaDt,p. ff, nppointed, ke. inatalled.
Seftallang, (tr.)/. 1. appointmeat, iaataita-
tion; 2. Warrant, commiation; 3. aalary;
S-ebrtef, m. (letter of) commiesion ; dlpio-
ma; S-Srcn)t, ». (right of) investitnre.
Seflanb' *. I. (rtr., pt. Seftun'be) m. 1. con-
tinnance, duration ; 2. assuranoe, certitude,
atability, firmnew, consisteace ; 3.tenement,
mrm, biring; 4. o) nmoont, valae, stock;
6) Com. remainder; — ^abtn, to continne,
last, to be of duration; — geben, to substan-
tiate; — ber Gaffe, clear amonnt, balance of
cash; in — ne y men, to farm (an estate); to
hire (a house); II. comp, —gelb, n. rent;
—mann, m. vid. Seflanberj —gut, ». »ro-
perty wbich is fsirmed or let; — Itfte, /• Com.
iaventory, Statement of goods In a ware-
hoose; — 106, adj. inconaistent; — loflgfrit,
/. Inconsistency ; — flfltf, n., — tbtil, m. «le-
ment, constitnent or component part, fngre-
dient; — t^eile, pl. Chtm. constitaents, eom-
poaent parts; — »erjeicbnifi, n. vid. — Hfte.
SeftoVber, (atr.) m. tenant, farmer, renter.
BeftaVbig, I. adj. 1 constant, chimgeless,
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auotu, firn, «table, steadfast, steady; eter-
nal, everlasting, permanent ; durable, lasting ;
2. iure, certain, invariable, Standard; b-e
ISaluttt, Com. (regnlar) Standard, certain
price; II. SB-f eit , («>.)/. coiutancy, steadi-
ncss, perseverance, stability ; Arianes« ; conti-
iHiance,duration, faithfulness, steadfastness.
SBeftir'r'en, (to.) v. a. to coofirin, corroborate;
to strengthen, fortify. [tion.
Seflär/fnng , (w.) /. confirmation, corrobora-
ScftJ'ter, SBeflät'ttt, (*rr.) m. vid. (Sfiter*
beftäter.
Scftä'tigen, (to.) t). I. a. to confirm, corro
barate, snbstantiate, affirm; to ratify, «anc
tion, validate, to lend a sanction to ; to as-
certain ; gcritbtlid) — , to legalize by oatb ;
to voocb; ben empfang eine* ©rieft* — , to
acknowledge the receipt of a letter; II. refl,
to prove (one's seif [itself], to be) trae, kc. ;
to hold trae or good; fiä) nid)t — , to prove
falie.
£8 eft 4'tigung, ( 10.) /. confirmation ; ratifica tfon,
antborixation, sanction; S-Sarfunbe,/. tote,
a royal, ftc grant, inspeximns.
ffleftat'ten, (to.) v.a.l. Com. to convey (goods);
2. to bnry, inter; 3. promnefor XuSftatten.
Scftat'tung, (to.)/. 1. Com. conveyance; 1
burial, interment, »epnlture, ftc.
ScfUu'ben, (to.) t>. n. (aux. fein) to beeoinc
dnity, to gather dost.
SScftäu'ben, (w.) v. a. to cover with dnst; be
fiitlbt, p. a. Bot. palverulent. [stalks.
SBeflau'tcn, (to.) v. rrfl. Bot. to form several
SBeft'e, I. adj. (sup. of (Sut) best; superior;
ter erfte, ber — , the first the best, tbe first
tbatcotne*,any one; nad) meinem b-n SBiffcn,
to the best of my knowledge ; bteb-n ?früd)te,
the finest fruiU; — SBedjfel, Com. first-rate
bill»; in ben b-n Sauren, in the best of one's
years ; er befanb fia) nid)t in ben b-n Umftdnben
or in ber b-n Sage, times did not go very
well with Um; in feiner b-n Eaune, in his
most sportive mood; II. s. (ded. like adj.)
1. tbe best part; snbstance, marrow, pith;
2. the good (of a uonntry, &c), benefit; am
B-n, auf* — > jum S-n, adv. best; nie tbue
id) am S-n? wbat had I best do? or what
conrse had I best take ; id) halte e* für ba*
— , I tbink it best; etroa* auf ba* — beuten,
to pnt tbe best construetion opon a thing;
}U beinem S-n, in your behalf, for your in
tereat, in favour of yoo, to yonr advantage ;
)um S-n reben, to intercede; gum S-n ras
iben, to advise for tbe best ; jum S-n geben,
i. to spend; 2. to reiste (a story, &c.) ; St:
»o* sunt S-n geben, to give a joliification,
to treat; geben ftc nn* ein Sieb ;um S-n, m-
voor ns with a song; ntd)t »icl JumS-n b«s
ben, to have not noch to spend; to be poor;
einen jnm S-n haben, to make sport or
game of one, to rally , joke, hoax, saiokt,
to make a fool of one, banter; mein S-t,
dear Sir; meine — , dear Madam, my dear.
SeficdVen, (str.)v. a. l.tostitch, seam, bor-
der; ba* Gapit&!d)en — , Bkb. to headband;
2.fig. to bribe, corrnpt.
Sefiedyiid), I. or SeftedVbär, adj. corraptible.
bribable, venal, mercenary, hireling; tie
6-ef)erfon, a mercenary, hireling ; 11. S-ftit,
(to.)/. corrnptibility, venality.
Sefted/ort, (*tr., pl. S-errer) m. Shoe-m.
pricking awl, joining awl.
SefteaVung, (to.)/. bribery, corrnption.
Sefteö?, (*rr.) n. 1. case; Surg. case of in-
stroments; etoi ; 2. set (of knives, ftc), kaife
and fork ; 3. Sliip-b. sebeme (or plan which
contains the general dimensions) of a ship ;
4. Naut-s. day's work or the sbip's place as
pricked on a nautical chart; ba* — mad)m,
to prick the chart, calculate tbe day's work ;
mit beut — »orau* fein, to be astern of one'a
reckoning; mit bem — jnrfirt fein, fta) im —
geirrt $aben, to run ahead of one'a reckoning.
Beftett'en, (to.) t>. o. to bestick, stick over
with; to plant; to garnish, »dorn; to lard;
mit ©djanjpfäblen — , to palisade. [tractor.
Befle'ber, (str.) m. Com. sbip's hnsband, coo-
~5cfleb/en, (irr.) v. L o. 1. to enconnter (nn
adventure), to go orpass tbroogh (danger*.
4c), to nndergo, saflier, snstain, pass (an
examination); bie f>robe — , to stand th«
test ; 2. to stand against, resist, omeone ;
flegreid) — , to conqner; II. n. 1. (<n/x. fein>
n\ to stand still, coagolate; 2. to pa«a an
examtnation, i.e., to come off; 3. a) to last,
endure, to be maintained; 6) to be, exist,
snbsist; — au*, to consist of,to be coaposed
or roade np of ; — in, to consist in ; 4. (with
anf) to insist npon, to persist in, to main-
tain, hold, stand for, arge; — mit, to stand
(or to be consistent) with ; nitbt mit ... — ,
to be inconsistent with ...; nid)t neben ein:
anbet — {innen, to be inconsistent, incom-
patible; b-b, p. a. sabsisting, existent; D-be
greife, Com. raling prices.
Stfteb'en, v. «.(itr.)it. sobsistence, existence.
ffleft'fi'len, (str.) v. a. to rob; bie X«fd>en — ,
to pick packet«.
Seftyblnng, (to.) /. robbing. ftc
Sefiei'gen, (*tr.) v. a. 1. to get np, ucend,
to moont (a Uli, a hone, the pnlpit, ftc),
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to step npon (lato); 2. to leap, cover («aid||
of certain animal«); tut €Sd)iff — , to go od
board a »hip; (ine 9Ruier — , to »cale a wall
einen Sann — , to dimb (op into) a tree.
»eftel'len, (to.) «. o. 1. to place something
npon ... , to All (a thing with) aomething ; 2.
a) to order, beapeak, gfve ordere Cor, to
comminion; 6) to appolot (one to perform
sometbing); jnm ©ienft— , to warn for dnty ;
3. to detiver, forward, make over (a letter,
measage, Ac); ein« ©rnf — , to give one'«
eomplimcnt* ; 4. a) to arrange, pnt in order,
execnte, do; fein £«ne or feine »iribfibaft
— , to manage one'a dvmeslic affairs; 6) to
tili, tow (a field), to drea« (the groand), to
plant.
«eftelt'«, comp. — sebfifcren,/. pt, —getb, n.
(letter) earrier'i feea; — jeit , (10.) /. Agr,
tilling-aeason; — jettel, (ttr.) m. Bis. order;
vid. Serlang}ettel.
SBefWIer, (rtr.) m. Com. committer (of gooda).
Seftellting, (io.)/. 1. beapeaking, Ac. cf. S8es
fteHen; order; comminion; 2. appointtnent,
assignation, rendezroua ; 3. diapoaition ; ma-
nagement; 4. delivering, forwarding, Ac.
5. tillage; S-en macben, to give order«; auf
— gemadjt, made to order.
Sßeftem'jpeln, (to.) v. a. to atamp.
fflejVenS, adv. in the beat manner, beat; col.
very mach, exceedingly.
Sefter'nen, (w.) v. a. 1. to cover, atad with
stars; l.fis. to decorate with the badge of
an order.
SBefieu'ern, (id.) «. a. to lay on or impoae dn-
ties or taxea, to tax.
»efleu'ening, (».)/. 1. toxatioa; 2. — eine«
©djifftS, art of »teering a veaael.
■eSefHalifcb, adj. beatial, beaatly.
»»eftialitlf, (to.)/. bestiality, beastliness.
SeftidVen, (<o.)ti. a. to cover with embroidery.
• SBefVie", (».)/• beast, brate; b-nartig, adj.
beatial. [on.
»eftie'feln, (w.) t>. a. A rtf.fam. to pnt boot*
aSefKc'len, (».)». a. to fnrniah with a handle.
»eftvaraVba"r, adj. detenainable, definable;
ascertainable.
ÄeftinVmen, (io.) o. I. a. 1. o) to fix, deter-
mine, define, deeide; to aet down or out,
coaatitate, stipslate, aettle, appoint, atate;
») to aacertaia; 2. a) to intend (ja, for), to
design, designate; 6) to lotend, allot, appro
prtote (für, to); (Sinem <8tm» or etwa«
ftr .-) to deaign (aometbing for), to aet
aside; 3. to iodnce. lead, inflnence; II. refl.
to determioe, reaolve, make up one'a mind;
to aettle (to aomething); flu) — fix, to nx,
deeide, reaolve or pitcb npon, to chooae;
III. n. — über, to deeide on; to diapoae of.
SBefHnunf, I. p. a. 1. a) fixed, appointed,
»ettied, itated, Ac, cf. Seftimmcn) deter-
minate; 6) — nad), boond to or for ...; nad)
•f>aufe, lt. bcflimmt, homewards, Ac. bonnd ;
2. certain, positive, preclae; 3. diatinet, de-
finite; U. SB-bclt, (u>.)/. 1. detennination;
2. preciaion; 3. certainty ; poaitiveneaa; 4.
distinetness ; mit flS-t)eit Derftdjern, to asanre
poaitively, pointedly.
SJeftim'raung, (v>.)f. 1. fixing, determioing,
&c. ; 2. deatination , destioy , end ; vocation
(in life) ; misaion ; 3. definition ; 4. statement ;
ÜB-ggrunb, m. motive; »-«ort, m. place of
deatination; 85-{»ott, n. Gram, any word
joined to a snbstantive to determine its
meaning or relationa (aa the adjeetive, ar-
ticle, nnmerala, Ac.) ; particularly that word
in Compound», whieb modifies the meaning
of tbe prineipal component (Ornnbroort),
na Sater in «Baterlanb, £anb in Sanbejs
oater, Ac.
aedirnf . adj. vid. »efternt.
äJeftmognitb, adj. A adv. aa good (well) aa poa.
sihle; in ber — flen Sänne, in the best hu-
monr poaaible. [Seftduben.
Seßj'btrn, (w.) v. a. A n. vid. Sefiauben a
Seftodfen, (v>.) v. n. («nix. fein) or r^?. Bot.
to get a atem.
»efto'fen, (str.) v. a. 1. to knock againat or
off; to bort, iajnre, damage by kooeking
about; 2. a) Join. to take off tbe rongb and
prominent parU of board», Ac, to edge off;
6) L-f. to dress (letter«).
fbtfßffs, comp, —feile,/. T. planing file; —
hobel, m. Join. jack plane; — »eng, n. £-/.
dresaing bench.
SSeftrtt'fen, (to.) o. a. to pnniah ; cbaatiae; cor-
rect; to Visit with (death, Ac); to resent;
mit «Sotten — , to reprimand, reprove, re-
bnke, chide, Marne.
Seftro'fnng, (to.) /. panishment, chastisement ;
cenaore, blame, check, reproof, rebnke, re-
prehenaion.
Seftrab/Ien, (io.) v. a. to beam, shine or cast
ray« on, npon, to illnminate, irradiate.
Sefirab/Iung, (»•)/• Irradiation.
ffieftrirtien, (w.) v. refl. toendeavonr, strhe;
to make efforts, to exert one's seif.
SeftfeVfwn, adj. vid. ©trebfam.
S5e|trifben, v.s. (rtr.) n., »e(rre^ung, (»•)/•
endeavonr, effort, exertion; pnrsnit.
»efirei'n)en, (#tr.) v. a. 1. to apread (over):
mit gett -, to greatc; mit »uttet -, to
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mit %atba — , to paiat; mit ^flafter — , to
plaster; mit SBaibi — , to wax; 2. to touch
(upon), to aweep, itroke, to pass or rnb
o? er; 3. Gvn-t. to «oour or rake with shot, to
•weep (nid of a battery), (in geraber Zimt
— ) to enfllade; eon ber Seite — , to flank;
eine Mftt — , to akim aloag a cout.
Beffteifbar, adj. contestable, debatable, dis-
patable, controvertible.
Befttd'ten, (str.) v. a. 1. to combat, fight; to
attack; mit SBorten — , to impngn, contest-,
ta dispute, contrwvert, debatc; 2. to defray,
bear,affant(expeasea); to provide for.meet,
■apply (one'i irants, 4c); to manage (one's
bnsiness); er fo«» es «io>t — , he can not
aflbrd or stand it [frayraent.
Befltei'tung, (to.)/. 1. combatiag, 4c. ; 2. de-
Sefhea'en, (to.)o.a. to strow(over), to sprin-
kte or catt upon, to sprinkle (with floor, 4c.)
BefttWen, (w.}v. a. to easnare, entangle,
entrap, eaptlvate.
Befrrio?n*g, (w.)/- ensnariag, 4c
Befirfmen, (to.) v. a. to flow over, to waah.
BeftücPen , (to.) u. a. to Itarnish with cannon.
BefHid'sng,(u>.)/. Afor. the nnmber of cannon
(armament) with which a tbip is Inraished.
BeftuYmen, (to.) v. a. 1. to »tonn, attack,
assault, assail, Invade; 2. fig. to assail; to
importnne (with entreaties, 4c),
Beftürmtutg, (».) /• stonning, 4c assault,
BtjtuVjen, (to.) t>. a. fig. to perplex, stun,
startle, «nrprise, amaze, confoand, terrify;
befrfajt, p. a. perplexed, 4c, in dlsmay
strack, distracted, »tnpefied ; brflürjt moiben,
to sarprize, stopefy, confoand, bewüder,
distract»
StftnVinng, (».)/• oonsteraation, alarm, eon-
fasion, perplexity, surprise.
Befüd/, «. I. («fr.) m. 1. visit; freqaentlng;
attendance; 2. Company ; einen — abflaut»,
maiben, topay a visit ; B-e annehmen, to
see Company, receive frienda; II. comp. —
Hrte,/. visiting card; —fahrt, B-Jrtife./.
visiting tour; — tag, m. visiting day ; — jim=
mer. n. parlonr; sittiog room.
Beftnben, (w.) v.o. 1. to visit, see, to give
one a call, to eome to see one, to caH on,
upon; to freqnent, attend; resort to, bannt
...\ 2. Sport, to trace, track.
Befntyer, (ttr.) m. visitor; frequenter.
»eftt'beln, (to.) t>. a, Bt. 4 fig. to tau, defile,
dirty, contaminate, pollote, taint.
Befuwtong, (to.)/. (iL kfig. eontamiaation,
soiling, defllement, 4c.
Btt>, comp. — bruber, m. beadsmaa ; devotioa
alist, bigot; devotee; —fobtt,/. pttgifenage;
— glotfe, /. prayer-bell-; —baut, n. chapel,
hoase of prayer; meeting koase; — ffbtDefttT,
/. beads woman; deveat woman, bigot, devo-
tee; — flobi, m, orntory ; — fhmbe, /. honr de-
voted to prayer« ; prayers in chorch, praycr-
meeting; — tag, m. fest-day ; — »od>e, /. ro-
gation week ; -{immer, (-frone), vid. frme*
»eti'feln, (to.) «. a. to wahmcot. [capcHc
Betigf, p. a. aged, old; ein b-«r tBetftl,
Com. a bill (of exchange) dne or payabl«.
Bete/lein, (to.) v. a. iUt-i. 1. to rig, to fit
with taekllng; 2. to whip the end ef (n rope).
Betaffen or Betap'fiai, I. (w.) o. a. to feel,
finger, toach, handle, grope ; 0. ».». {Mtr.) «.,
Betaffung, («.) /. feeling, 4c, cootacL
JBrtdu'bfn, (w.) v. o. 1. to deafea, dia; to
stnn; to benumb; to stopefy; 9. fig. to con-
fouad, amaze, aatonish ; b b, p. o. Med. aar-
cotic.
Betin'bung, (v.)f. 1. deafening, srnnning,
4c ; 2. confusion, astonishment, stupefaction.
Be'te, (io.) /. Bot. beet.
«Bete, [^V., pro», bit] Gam.bea»t(at cards);
— »erben, to beast, to be beasted.
Be'te!, (rtr.) m. I. Ship-c. chisd; n. Bot.
betle, betel ; —mft, /• faufel.
Bü'ten, (w.) «. I. n. to pray (um, for); not
(or naib) STCfdje — , to say grace; Q. o. to
say, offer op (a prayer); ben Wofenfranj — ,
to count or bid one's beads.
Betätigen, (vi.) v. a. to prove, evince, ma-
nifest by mcts.
Betbi'tignng, (io.)/. the act of proving, evin-
dng, manifestation, proof.
Betbttn'en, (io.) v. a. to bedew; betraut, p. a.
covered with dew.
Sttberligen, (io.) v. I. a. (I. v.) to glve(one) bis
•bare ; II. r^I. (with bei, an) to Interest one's
seif or to have an interest (in); to engage,
participate (in); beteiligt fein, to be inter-
ested, coacerned (in), to partake, to be a
sharer (in); bie Beteiligten, pi. the parties
concerned or Interested. [(an, in).
Betherligung, (to.) /. partidpwtion, eoncern
BttbiCttn, (w.) v. a. to tar.
Betben'ern, (w.) ti. a. to assert, protest; to
assure, affirm, assever; to ooafirm by eath,
to awear.
Betben/erang, (w.) /. assertion, namranee,
asseveratioa, profession, protestathm; con-
flrmaüon by oath.
Bttbf äff, (str.) m. qoicklime.
Bttbo'ren, (to.) v. a. to iantnate, AOmAo, II-
lude, deceive, befbol.
Bttbo'nrag, (to.) /. infatnaHoa, delaaion.
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Bethra'nen, («.) v. a. » 1- to bedew with
tear» ; 3. «W. Bemeinen.
Bethn/Uo), adj. active, practica!.
8et&ün', (irr.) o. rtf?. 1. to he able, williag Betreiben, (*tr.) v. «, 1. to drive cattl«, Ac.
er ready to stir; 2. vulg. cid. Benutzen.
SetbüYntcn, («.) o. o. to farniih with tower»;
betbürmt, adj. «teepled, * tower-crowoed.
Setb'ioab*, (*tr.) n. vid. Bormacbe.
Se'twg, (».)/• vid. Bäting.
Bttty'Beln, (to.) v. «. joc t»'d, Betrügen.
SSetit'eln, (w.) v.o. to entitle, call, name;»tyle.
SScto'nen, (to.) v. a. to accent ; to emphaaize.
♦Beto'n«, (w.)/. Bot. betoay.
Beto'uang, (w.) /. acceutantion, accent.
Bcrcad}f, (ftr.) m. contideration, regard, re-
■pect, account; in — , in regard or con»i-
deratioo (of), conaidering; nicht in — fbnu
men, to be out of quettion; in — jiebcn, to
take lato consideration,
Betrad/ten, (w.) v. a. 1. to look npon (on,
to), riew, behold, to take a »nrvey of ; l.fig
to coniider, esamine, weigh, ponder, reflcct
npon, contemplate.
Betraa)flid), I. adj. conaiderable, important;
n. B-Mt, (to.)/. coniiderableneH, impor-
Betraibffam, adj. contemplative. [tance.
BerradVtang, («"•)/• 1. viewlng, Ac; 2. con-
templatioQ, conaideration; examinatlon ;re-
tJexloo, meditatlon, mnaiog, »peculatioa; 3,
vid. Betradjt.
Betrag/, (itr., pi. Betta'ge) m. amonnt, rate;
•tun total, qoaatnm ; Com. Talne,
Betro'gen, (rfr.) t>. I. o. 1. r. to lay on; 2. to
amonnt or come to; mie viel beträgt eS?
what doe» it amonnt to t IL refl. to hehaie,
coadact, demean one't »elf.
Betragen, #. (ftr.) n. behaviour, demeaaonr,
conduct, bearing, deportment.
Betrom'neln, (to.)». a. vulg. to trample on
ffietrau'en, (»•) ». «. to intrut, trnst (with).
Betraa'ern, (io.) ». o. to monrn for; to de-
plore, lament
Bettau'fen, Betrdu'feln, (tc.)ij.a. to drop npon.
bedrop, drip; mit Satter Ac — , to baite
there li a My in tke caae; et Io* <ttwi
tbn S-bef, he read aomething abont bimaeif;
b-b, p. a. respective.
npon ...; fig-s. 2. to hatten, preis, arge, to
poth ; 3. to panne, praaecnte, to trana§ct ;
to manage or carry on (a buineu).
Sctrei'bnng, (»•)/• l.driving cattlcAc. npon
.„, Ac, c/. Betreiben} 2. tranaactloa, paf-
»alt; management.
SBetrü'ten, (ttr.) v. a. 1. to tread, «ep opoa,
to »et foot npon ; * to bestritte ; 2. to feather,
tread, compreu (a» a fowl); 3. a) to find,
meet; li) to catch, anrpriae (bei, in, in); i*b
»erbe biete» $au» nitbt miztxx —, I will n*»or
»et my foot in that bonae again.
Setr'ttcn, p. o. 1. troddan, baaUa (patb);
2. fig. concerned, abaahed, pnazlad, p«r-
plezad, »tmck, »nrpriied, «bocked (üb«,«t).
Setrieb', (itr.) m. 1. vid. Setteibungi 2. ma
nagement, carrying on; bnaincia, trade, pro-
feuion; 3. deüre, initigation; SS-f (OJpitAI,
it., S-efonM, m. »tock, fand ejnployed in
bniineu or any nndertaking.
Setrieb'fom, I. adj. bu«y, acÜT«, indutrion»,
diUgeat; II. »feit, /. indqitry, acüvity, di-
ligenoe.
Setrie'ftn, (itr. & w.) o, a. vid. »etrinf«".
Setrie'gen, jc vid. Setrügtn.
»etrinfro, {ttr.') tu re/f. to get drnnk.
»etroffoi, I. p. a. atrack, alanaed, perplesed,
coafoonded, »orprUed, ahocked (Über, att);
II. S-bett, /. perplexity.
Setrop'feln, Sertop'fta, (w.) n. o. vid. 0e>
träufeln.
SBttrü'beu, (w.) v. I. a. to trooble; t« afflict,
grieve, cait down, dejeet, depraat; IL ttf.
to be afflicted, to be aorry, to griava (ihtjr,
at); betrübt, p. «. aorrowfa); »ad, (W»ö)ata ;
melancholy.
SetrSb'aif , (*tr.) /. * n. afflictio«, grie/;
aadaes»; diimay; deaolatioa,
Setrüj', (ttr., no pi.) m. cbeat, frand, decait,
Unposition, deeeption, de,l«aiop.
Sttrtf, (*tr.)m., in — (wit/iCen.), with re-ISetrÜ'gen, (tfr.) v- I. *, U> cbeat, defraiid
gard, reference or reapect to, concernitg,
couidering, in coniideration of, aa regard»,
(as) for, aa to, cf. Betreffen, 2.
Betreffen, (str.)v.a. 1. a)to beul, fall npon;
ibn bat ein grofe» Ungli* betroffen, he ha»
met with a great mufortune; 6) einen über
... — . to urprite, catch in ...; 2. to concern,
toueb, affect, import; mS mtd), ibn JC be:
trifft, concerning me, bim Ac. (cf. 3n Be*
treff), for my (his, Ac.) part, a» far a» 1 am
(he U, Ac) concerned ; e» betrifft eine Dame,
(um, of, out of), overreach;*to dope, to
come over (one), deeeiv«, 4*lnde, impoar
npon; II. ritfl. to miatake, to be miataken;
to be diaappointed.
SBetrfi'ger, («tr.) m. cheat, deeeiver, awind-
ler, »barper, impoator.
Betrffgeret', (u>.)/. cbeating, deeeption, de
ceit, impoaition, trickery.
Betrü'grrifö), adj. deceitfnl, cbeating, fran-
dulent, crafty, knaviab.
BetrSg'Iiä), I. adj. deceitful, take, delnaory,
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II. S-feit, (ic.) /. deceitfnlne»*, fraudoleoce,
falienes», falairy.
Betrnnfen, I. p. a. drnnk, intoxtcated, tlp»y ;
in liqnor; ttMi — , col. rather freib; mel-
low; II. 8-beit, vid. Xrunfenbeit.
Bett, *. I. («rr.) n. 1. bed; 2. a) bed (of »
river) ; i) Müll. Channel, trough, c/. fflerlnne 5
3. Mt'n. * Ceo(. layer, bed; 4. Sport, vid.
Sager j im — , In bed, »bed; an —, »t tbe
bediide; im — liegen, to lie »bed; jtt fl)-e
geben, fid> ju S-e legen, to go to bed; H
comp. — aafbelfer, »n. »nspeniory ; —Jan!,/.
vid. — fttt^tj —bedinge, n. bed -hanging»
bed-cnrtaina, valance ; —bepg, m. vid. — jng i
— bomaft, m. bed-iatin; — betfe,/. blanket;
coTerlet; eine burdmibte — betfe, a coonter-
point, qnilt ; eine raube(grobe, »oaene)— betfe,
a rog; — treu, m. clothing diaper; — febern,
/. pl. bed-feather»; — flaffbe, /. vid. —aats
mtr < — franfen, /. bed-fringe« ; —fron, /. bed-
maker; — fnf , m. Bot. wild batil ; — gartine,
/. bed-eartain ; — gebange, n. vid. — bebinge j
— genof, m.,— genoflinn,/. bed-fellow; — ges
ritt), n. bedding, bed-fnrnitare ; — gefteO, n.
vid. — fU&ti — gra«, n. vid. SBoEgrao» -
gnrt, m. bed-girth ; — Singen, pl. bed-hinge> ;
— biäffirf, m. teiter; — faften, m. itnmp bed-
■tead; —fron}, to., —frone. /. top of a bed,
teater; —labe,/. pre»»-bed; — Idgerig, adj.
bed-rldden; wholly confined to bed; — tage*
rig »erben, to take to bed; — Mgertgf ett, /.
tbe (täte of being bed-ridden; — lafen, n.
vid. — tU£b « — linnen, m. »beeting-linen, iheet-
ing; -madjerinn,/. vid.— frauj -meijter,m,
matter of the bed-chamber; —naget, m. bed-
atud; —pfanoe,/. warming-pan; —pfofte,/.
bed-pott; — quafte,/. bed-taa«el; —rolle,/.
bed-caitor; —fänte, /. vid. — pfofte $ —Wert,
/. a »llder to be put on the aide» of a bed-
atead or cradle to prevent tbe clothu from
alipping on either «lde or to keep children
fron falling ont ; — fdjnnr,/. bed-lace ; — fdjra:
gen, m. truekle-bed; — fdjranf, m. wardrobe
or tnrn-ap b^ed-itead, bed-cloaet; — fdjroube,
/. bed-acrew ; -fdjranbenfappe,/. bed-acrew-
cover; — fd)ranbenfd)lüfel , m. bed-wrench;
-fdjleber, - f<buffet, bed-pan ; -Spürte, -frort,
— ftdtte, — fleKe,/. bed-atead ; — ftoHen, m. vid.
—pfofte« — ftroj, n. bed-atraw; unfrer lieben
graneu — ftrob, n. Bot. onr lady'a bed-atraw ;
— ftubl, to. bed-chair, aettle-bed; — teppid),
m. bed-aide carpet; — tifd), m. bnrean-bed
(atead), table-bed-atead ; — tud>, n. aheet; —
fiberjug, m. vid. — jngj — eorbang, ». bed-
cortain; — man««, /. Ent. houe-bng; —»4t:
mer, m. , ~ro irmflafd)c , /. warming-pan ; —
m&rt*, adv. bedward; — »4fd)e,/. bed-linen;
— jeug, n. bedding, bed-linen, bed-clothea;
»ollenc* — «eng, wool-aheeting; — jiea)e, /.
bed tick(ing); — jug, m. cover for the bed-
ding ; — jüge, /. (bed-)aheet*.
»etftben, {ttr.) n. I. (dim. ofßttt) a »mall
bed; II. Betty, abbr.for (Sltfabetb (P. N.y
SSttftel, I.(*tr.)m. 1. begging, mendicity, men-
dicancy; 9. trnmpery, trifle, trüb; II. comp,
—arm, adj beggarly, mendicant ; —arm »CT«
ben, to come apon the pariah; — brief, m.
1. licenae to beg; 2. begging letter, beg-
garly aopplicatlon;— brob,n.beggar'a livell-
bood; — bmber, m. profeaaed mendicant; —
forte, vid. —fange« — frau,/. beggar woman ;
— baft, adj. beggarly ; — berberge, /. beggar"»
inn; — (offart, /. beggarly pride; — jnngt,
m. beggar boy; — leute, pl. beggar», men-
dicant»; —mann, m. beggar; — mono), m.
mendicant friar, mendicant; — Orten, m. Or-
der of mendicant friara ; — ptttf, n . vu Jgr. a beg-
garly crew; — pfaff«, m. vvlg. hedge priest;
— fatf , m. beggar'» bag; — flaat, m. ahabby
finery, frippery; — ftttb, m.fig. mendiclty,
begB'T» «n ben — ftab bringen, to rednee
to mendicity, to bring to poverty; an beu
—ftab fommen, to be redaced to beggary;
-frolj, m. beggarly pride; —tan), m. miß.
diapate, »caffle ; noiiy riot ;— DOgt, m. beadle ;
— «off, n. vid. — patf « — »eib, n. vid. — fran.
»etteW, (u>.) /. 1. begging, mendicity; 2.
cont. importunate or abjeet »olicitation.
Sef teln, (io.) v. n. to beg, to a»k alm» ; — ge*
ben, to go a begging.
SBeften, (u.) v. I. n. to make the bed; IL a.
to bed, place in bed ; III. rtfl. to make one's
bed, to bed; fld) jufammen — , to bed toge-
ther; fid) oon etnanber — , to lie ainnder.
»etrter, *. I. (ttr.) m., »etflerinn, (w.)/.
beggar, mendicant; II. comp, —front, n.
Bot. »weet-acented Tirgin'a bower; X-t:
mantel, m. 1. Conch. thorny oy«ter; 2. Bot.
vid. CSinan.
Sefrung, (tr.) /. 1. bedding; 2. a) Arch. *
Fort, platform; 1) broeglidje — mit SDreb*
boljen, travening platform; 3. pl. Mar.
balge-waya. [wlth dot*.
SBerfipfeln, ffletupf en, (tr.) v. a. to dot, mark
Strupfen, (to.) v. a. to tip, tap, pat.
Sen'dje, (u>.)/. 1. bnckiqg; 2. or Sendyiauge,
/. bock; »eud/faf, n., »eudj'ftnnje, »eni/=
tonne, /. bncking-tnb.
Seo'd)en, (u>.) v. a. to bock (linen).
»tn'ge, (ir.)/. 1. +bend, bow, wo*, »iegnnjj
2. Coop. bender; IB-mnltct, m. Anat. flector.
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Setr'flen, (v>.)v.l.a. 1. to band, bow ;,%-$. 9.
Crom, to Inflect; 3. to bombte, depreaa,
mortify; to grieve, afflict; gebeugt, p. a.
worn (with age, carea, ftc.) ; II. refl. to bend,
bor (one'a »elf down), atoop, to ranke a
•toop.
Seo/ger, (»fr.) m. vid. SengemueM.
Scuo/fom, adj". pliant, flexible, traetable.
Senkung, («>.)/. 1- bending, ftc </. Sengen?
2. bend, bow; enrve (of a river, ftc);
flexion; diffraction, defleetion (of the llght) ;
halbe — , Surg. demiflexion (of tbe leg).
Sot^e, (to.) /. ball, bnmp, «welling, turaonr;
bie — in metallenen Sefaf en, boaa.
Se^ra'flbignng, (to.)/. diequalificaHon.
Senur'riTtyigen, (to.) v. a. to diaqniet, diatnrb,
tronble, annoy, alarm, to make nneaay, dia-
compoae. [tnrbance, inqnietude.
Sesun'rübigttng, (w.) /. diatarbing, ftc. ; dia-
CesBrtiJren, (to.) v. a. Agr. to cultivate.
Se*ürtunbtn, (tc.) ». o. 1. to atteat with re-
corda; to antbenticate, vcrify; 3. ./fg. to
prove, abow, diaplay, anbatantiate, manlfeat;
beurnmbet, recorded, regiatered.
Sexürfunbnng, (w.) /. legal atteatation, an-
tbenticatlon, verificntion.
Beurlauben, (w.) t>. I. a. to gtve leave (of
abaence); to give a holiday ; II. refl. to take
leave; to withdraw; beurlaubt, p. a. Mit.
abaent witb leave.
SBesurtbeilen, (tc.) v.a.i. to jadge, criticlze
(on, npon); 2. to eatimate; to review (a
book, ftc); Vnbere nad) fld) — , to jadge of
otbera by one'a aelf. [Viewer, critic.
Be»ttr'tb / eHer / (str.) nt. Jadge, diacerner, re-
»e*nr'r&eilung / (w.) /• the act of judging
jadgment; eritical examinatfon or opinion;
eatimate; review; S-Sftaft, f. Jndgment,
diacemment, clear-aightedneaa ; eetimative
fceaity; S-Mtanft,/. (art of) criticiam; b-«=
l08, adj. nndiaeerning.
»enrtWff, vid. SB5rtfeBiff.
*ett'te, (tc.)/. I. 1. Bak. a Iarge trongb; 2.
a wooden bee-bive; II. booty, apoil, prey;
eine — be» Aunmtere, a victim of grief;
— maiben, to plonder.
Sen'tel, *. I. (str.) m.l.a) pnrae ; poach ; bag ;
(Srief— ) mail, bndget; b) Num. a pnrae of
money (in Tnrkey 500 plaatrea) ; c)fig. mo
■ey; 2. MM. bolter, bolt(ing)-bag; 3. Bit'
pocket; hazarri; 4. T. beater, vid. Släuelj
5. Carp. Sted>— , firmer( ctaiael); n. comp.
— bifan, m. maak in baga or coda ; — fttf, n. T.
a caak witb a leather coTering , wtaich may
be drawn together like a pnrae ; — faul, adj.
burL aowilling to part with money; — finnig,
adj. pnrae-ahaped; — gan«, /. vid. Aropf*
gan«; -»arnmer, /. -faften, nt. bolting-
hotch, bolting-tnb; — frabbe,/. — fteb«, in.
Ent. pnree-crab; — mafdjine, /. boltlng raill;
— ntrife,/. Orn. pendnüne titraonae ; — perücf e,
/. bag-wig; — 6ffmmg,/. month of a purae;
— rattc, /. Zoot. opoaanm ; — fdjlof , n. pnrae
claap; — fdjneiber, m.pnrae-cutter, cnt-purae,
pick-pnrae; — fd)ne£berfraut, n. Bot. abep-
herd'a pnrae ; — fd)nur,/. pnrae-atring ; — f?eb,
n. bolting-deve, bolter; — tbier, it. Zoot.
1. poncbed animal, pl. maraupiala; 2. vid.
— rattej -tnd), n. bolting-clotb; —»er?, n.
vid. — jnafiiine.
Stu'tcfig, adj. baggy, baggcd.
»eu'teln, (tc.) v. 1. a. to bolt, aifl; Husb. to
beat (Dax); II. refl. to bag; to wrinkle.
Seiften, (to.) v. a. 1. to make booty; 2. to
fill (a hive) with beea.
Seu'tenleim, (str.) m. provinc. vid. 8or»aa)».
Setrtefüajtig, adj. greedy for booty.
Stufler, (str.) m. pnrae-mnker, glover, lea-
ther-breechea maker; — na^t, /. glover'a
atitch.
Seoilf ern, (tc.) o. a. to people, popalate.
Sesilferung, (to.)/. popalation; popnlace.
SeooII'mSd)rigrn, (to.) v. a. to anthorize, em-
power, to eommiaaion, depnte, delegate.
SeV0H'nt2d)tigte, m. (decl. like adj.) 1. attor-
ney; 2. plenipotentiary; 3. Com. aaaignee,
antborized agent. [ter of attorney.
SeooII'matbrtgung, (to.)/. anthorization; let-
Seoör', con;'. before.
SeBSnnunben, (to.) v.a.l. to pnt ander the
care of a gnardian, to hold in tntelage; 2.
fig. to keep in leading-atrioga.
SeoBr'munbunfl, (to.)/. tutelage.
SeoSr'reffiten, 8e»3rteä)tigen, (to.) ». a. to
privilege, charter. [privilege.
Se»5r'rea)tigung, (io.)/. conceaaion, patent,
SerSr'ftrben, I. (irr.) v. n. (xeith Dat.) to iia-
pend, to be imminent, near, at band or im-
pending, to preaa or draw near; e< fleht
ihm ein Ungtfirf bevor, there ia a miafortnne
itnpending npon him; b-b, p. a. imminent,
forthcoming; b-be 9Bod)e, next week; II. s.
(str.) n. near approacb.
Sesortbeilen, vid. ÜberoortbriJen.
Se»3r/n)orten, (to.) v. a. 1. to preface, write
an introdnction to; to premiae; 2. to advo-
cate, recommend.
SeeSr/jÜgen, (tc.) v. a. 1. to beatow advan-
tages npon ...; 2. vid. Sor}ie(en} beeor»
JUgt, adj. advantaged, poaaeaaed of adran-
tagea, privileged; cot. petted.
Semad/cn, (tc.) v. a. to watch, guard.
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Qtwdftra, (#tr.) v.l.*. («ix. fein) to over-
grow, to be overgrown; Et. a. to evergrow.
SRtxoafM», (w.) v. a. I. tit. &fig. to arm;
2. to provide with any auiating instrument
or contrivance; »U bewaffneter Sauft, with
opea force ; bai bewaffnete Xuge, the aided
eye; ein {Bewaffneter, a man armed (man
at-arms).
SeaafP nung, (to.) /. analog, armament.
Scwab'ren, (w.) t>. a. to keep, preserve; to
retain ; — 00T, to goard from, secnre against ;
(Sott bewahre l God forbidt SBewabre (ber
$immel)! dear, nol
SBewib'ren, (u>.) v. I. a. to aver, verify, cer-
tify, autheüticate; to prove, ascertaia, make
good; to try, test, approve; to conflrm; be*
»dbtt, p.a.approved, proof, Sterling, sound;
ein bewahrter ©tbriftfUIlcr, a clauical au-
thor; n. refl. to prove, to bold good or trne.
Sewab'w, (*tr.) m. keeper; guardiao.
SBemabr/beiten, (w.) v. a. to verify, eatahliab
the trnth of.
»ewabr'btitung, (w.)/. verificatioo; jur-
biefeg, in verification ofthi*, in faith whereof.
S8e»4btfbett A (w.) /. approved quality , au-
thenticity, goodnest,
Sewab/nmg, (».)/• keeping; preservation;
95-*mittel, n. preaervative.
Qewib'rung, (w.)/. 1* verifying, verification;
proof, confirmation; 2. trying, trial, tut
SBewaften, (w.) v. a. to cover with wood;
beroolbet. p. a. overgrown with wood, wood-
ed, woody.
Sewan/teibten, (w.) v. n. T. to «pot (timber),
ffleroät'tigen, (u>.) v. a. vid. Überwältigen.
SSewantart, adj. versed, experieaced, akilled ;
Billig — , thoroughly conversant (in, in,
with), intimately acqoaioted (with).
Senanbf, adj. conditioned, circumstanced ;
bei fo b-en Umftdnbcn, this being the case,
ander (the) exiatlng circumstancet.
IBewanbt'nif, (rtr.)/. (vrovinc. n.) coadition,
itate, case; et bat folgenbe — , the natare
of the caae ii this; ei bot bomit eine gang
anbete — , the caae ia qaite diflereot; bantit
bat es eine eigene — , col. thereby hang* a
tale; nad) — , aecording to (exigencies);
nad) — ber Untftanbe, »t (the) circamstances
will admit or reqnire. [or yard)
JBewang'e», (w.) v. a. Mar. to fish (a maat
»emapp'nen, (w.) v.o. vid. (Bewaffnen.
sjewaf'fern, (u.) v. a. to irrlgate, water (a
aJewaT'ferBUg, («.)/. irrigation. [meadow).
S8e»"e"o/6at, adj. movenble; »-Feit, /. mo-
veableneu, mobillty.
SfewCgcn, (io.) v. I. o. 1. to atir, nove; to
agitate, ahake; ßg-t. 2. to raiae, «seile,
atir, impassion; 3. to move, affect, tonen;
b-b, p. a. moving, motive, cf. Sewegnugs j
II. (ts.) refl. 1. to atir, move; ftd) auf «nb
niebet — , Mtch. to trnvel ap and down (aa
a piaton), to work, play; 2. (in freier fcuft,
JC.) to take exerciae; DI. («er.) a. fig. to
move, induce, engaga, prevaii npon or with,
to gain over, briag or get (ooe) to (da
something); bewogen »erben JU, to be led
into ...; bewogen, p- a. actuated (oon, by).
ffiewl?ger,(*tr.)n»..l.mover,Äc.; Pky. motor;
2. bic — , pl. Anat. motory muscles.
SewVg'«, comp. — grunb, («tr., pl. — grünbe)
m. motive, impuiae, impoliive cause, incite-
ment, indneement, reaaon; — fraft, /. vid.
SöewegnngStraftj — urfadje,/. movingreaeon.
fBewifg'Iid), l.adj. l.moveable; flexible ;fig-s.
2. volnble, veraatile; 3. variable; 4. mo-
ving, affecting; — bitten, to beg earneatly;
b-e ®üter, b-et aBermögen, (perfönlidjeO
b-ej (Sttt, moveable good», moveablea, per-
sonal good* and chatte!»; II. SS-fett, (ic.)
/. 1. moveableness; power of moving; flexi-
bility; 2. mobility, volability, versatility;
3. Variation, variabiiity.
{Bewegung, (to.)/. l.motion, movement; bic
(?eibe«»)— (im grekn), exerdoej 2. lit. *
fig. stirring, raising; stir, distarbance, com-
motion, agitation ; fig-s. 3. emotion ; 4. (1. >(■)
inducemeut: er tbat t$ au£ eigener — , he did
it of bis own aecord; fldj (.Dat.) — mad)en,
to take exerciae, to walk; in — erbalten,
to keep «going ; in — (ommen or geratben,
tp be thrown into commotion ; in — bringen,
to stir np; in — fejen, to put into motian, to
set to work, to »et agoing; to raise, actuate;
TCUeS in — fe((tt, to «et every spring in mo-
tioo, hyp. to move or stir beaven and earth.
iBew'^gungJ:, comp, —grunb, m. vid. Seweg:
grunb; —fraft,/. moving or motive power,
impetos, momentan; — (ebre,/. the acienoe
of mechanics; — loS, adj. motionleas, na-
moving; — mittelpunct, m. Meek. centre of
motion,
SBeweb'ren, (w.) v. a. 1. to arm; 2. bewehrt
fein, Mar. to be wind- or weather-boond.
SeWCi'ben, (u>.) v. a. & refl. to marry.
Sewerlien, (to.) v. a. to Iet cattle graze on ....
SBewei'nen, (u.) v. o. to weep, shed tenra for,
to deplore, lament over ..., to bewail, be-
raoan ; b-£WCrtb, b-JWÖrbig, adj. deploraUe,
lamentable.
SeweU', 1. 1. (itr.) m. 1. proof, evidence; 2.
argnment, demonatration; — burd) 3eugen,
IC, nverment; — geben, liefern, to farniah or
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pTodoce «tideac* or proof ; einen — fBtttt,| Be» fca r> dn, (w.) v. a, to taraiah wtth pan-
to hoW an argoment, to argae, demonatrate ;|nBeftinr'BeTt, mij. Bot. ciliated. [dantt.
Jim *3-e, ia anpport of _; IL comp. — ar=B8«mirfbär, «fr that may be efflected; per-
tiftL m. Laie, argoment; —führet, m. onefl formable.
»ho prodnee* proof«, evidence ; argoer, pro- SewirTen , (to.) t>. a. to effect, «wie , bring
T«r; — f&brmtg,/. demonitration; — grünt,
an. argament, reaaon; — traft, /. conclaaive
or demooatretive power; — triftig, adj. coa
cloeive, demonstrative; — f (triff, /. decn-
ment, record; — fteUe, /■ qnotation addnsed conduet (a fann), to huaband, tili, enltirate.
aboot, to work ont, predaee, do, oeeaalon.
Bewirten, (to.) v. a to entertaia, treat,
regale, aecouunodate.
35e»irt&'fd)aften, (w.) v. a. to manage; to
for the aake of praof.
Senerfrn, (str.y «. o. 1. to prove, demoa-
etrate, evidente, eviqce, malce good, verify ;
einen Xnfornd) -, to clear a title ; 3. to make
appear, *how (good will, *c); b-b, p. a.
demoDatrative.
Ccjaciftid), adj. prorabie, demonatrable.
Sentn/ben, L (irr.') v. n. to reit, remau (in I inhabitaat; lodger, inmate,occapant; ti
a certaln condition); ti — laffen (Ott), to |_(of a honae, *of the wood, *c), dweller.
acqaieaee(in); et lie^ ti bübrf — , he reated
£e»ir/tynng, (to.)/. entertalnment,receptiea,
treat, cheer, aecommodatioa.
Be»i»'eIo, (10.) v a. ta treat witb light wit
»e»ofen / bär, I. adj. habitabie, inbabi table;
II. fb-Uit, f. habitableneu.
ffieroob'ntn, (to.) v. a. to Inbabit.
|«t»o&'ner, (tir.)m. ««Bob/nerüm, (*>.)/.
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xatiafiod with it, be let the matter reat there,
he paaked it ar weat no fnrtaer; II. *. (ttr.)
n. 1. babei bot c< fitn — , there the matter
reata er ende, there ia an eed to it; 2. »id.
Stnoabtnif.
Stntrb', (rtr.) m. endeavonr, boaineaa, anit.
aJkSMr'bei, (rtr.) v. r<ff. to ane (am, for); to
endeaTonr, Uke paina (in order to get aome-
thiog); fid) — um, to aolicit; to aeek, ataad
er eootead for; ftch mit — , to eompete; fid)
am »in Srauenjinuncr — , to woo or coart a
lady, to pay ooe'a addreaaea to a lad;.
«Bcncr'ber, (<tr.) m. soltor, «andidate; wooer,
coorter, conrtier,
SBewrtmBe, (to.) /. the act of aning, aolici-
tatioa (for), application; vooing, anit.
Bewerfen, (irr.) v.a. 1. to tbrow opon or at;
to pett (with ilth» *c); 3. Mas. to plaater
(a wall); grob — (mit aXSrttQ, to roagb-
caat
Bewert'ftelligejl, (ta.) «. a. to effect, perform,
execote, bring to paaa, bring abont.
BewcrffUntgnng, (to.) /. effectiag, execn
tien, Performance.
Benritfeln, (w.) v. a. to wind abont, envelope,
invorre, wrap np; to awatbe, awaddie (op)
(a cuild).
Beroill'igtn, (io.)o. a. (einem Statt) to graat,
allow, concede; Stons — , to grast permia-
aion, to agree to.
SmiS'ignng, (w.)/. permiaaion, liceaae, con-
ceaaioo; allowaace, grant.
ffi«»itrtomm(R)«n, (to.) v, a. to welcome.
»etwBfoiwnüOung, (*•)/. wetcomiag, wel-
come.
SBctvintcit, (ßtr.) v. a. rrid. UmMtnben.
SBcmoVnung, (w.) /. lnbabttiag, baaitatlon.
S8e»6I'?en, (to.) v. a. vid. UmroWfen.
Seoub'Ien, (u>.) v. a. üor. to woold.
{Benanteter, («rr.) m. admirer.
»emun'bern, (w.) v. a. to admira, to wonder
at; 6-«»firMfl, b-«n«rtb, ««V. admirable,.
wonderfol, marrellooa.
Bcmna'brruBg, (to.) /. admiration ; b-4»itbifl,
vid. ä5e»unotrn»n>itbig.
SBemntf, (rtr., p(. »cwüi'fO m. Utas, the-
plaaterlng (af a wall); (grobe) rongb-eaat.
»enmr'jeln, (ta.) v. *. (aus. fein) to get
roota, atrike root.
äßemuff, I. adj. 1. kaown; feit b-t 6od>e, the
matter in qaeatlea; 3. (toitA Gtrt.) coo-
aciona, aeoaible, aware (oO; f!4 (Dat.) einet
6ad)e — fein, to be er feel conaciooa of x
thiag ; to recollect a thing ; II. comp. — to«,
adj. 1. withoot knowledge, nncoaaciooa; 3.
inaeaaible, aenaeleaa; — lofigftit, /. 1. «a-
conaeiouaneaa; 3. inaenaibilit;; —fein, n. 1.
knowledge; 3. cenacionaneaa; —»erben, n.
SBejO^fbät, adj. payahle. [appereeption.
Ät}a6/Ien, (to.) v. a. to pay (a anm or to aa-
tiafy a peraon); to pay for; to diaebarge.
clear; to defray (the eipenaea); to caah (a
blll); einen ffiedjfel, eiteXrorte — , to hononr
a bill of exekange, a draft ; man bejabit für
tiefen TCrtifel ..., tbia article ia aold at ...;
er fonn nitbt mebr — , he ia inaelvent; fid)
fctja&It madjen, to make one'a eeh? pald, to
pay or reimbaree one'a aelf , to take one'a
dne; Com-s. bejaht »erben, to meet dne
hononr; (btn ffirtrag) bejabU erbalten, con-
tenta reeeived; bejablt nnb QUittirt, pald
and acqnitted. [paymaater.
Sejabler, (ttr.) m. payer, (ein guter, aaare)
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BeHytnng, (*>.)/. payment; pay; imbuise-||©t}ieb'una, (».)/• 1- covering, Ac, ef. Bt=
Beat, defravmeat; gegen — SOB, Com. on
payment of ..., he or they pay log ...; B-8*
Wein, m. vid. Quittung.
»ejdbm'ba'r, uiU dabmbar.
BciAt/men, (to.) t>. a. to tarne; jSg. to coro,
bridie, govern, restrain.
Bejau'bern, (w.) v. a. to charm, enebant, be-
witch, fascinate.
»ejau'berung, (to.) /. 1. the aet of chanaing,
eachanting, 4c; 9. bewitehery, enebant-
raent, fascination. [jÄumtn.
aejaVmeu, (w.) v. a. to bridie, vid. Xnf<
SBejau'nen, (hj.) v. a. vid. Umjdnnm.
Scjed^en, (le.) o. a. to make drnnk, vid. Be:
trinren.
fflejeid/ntn, (to.) v. a. to mark (out), sign,
deaote, note; to desfgnate; genau — , to
poiot out; to give ezact directioa; mit Sc:
centen — , to accent; b-b, p. a. «Ignificant,
characteristic
SeieidVnung, («•) /. marking, denoting, Ac,
Dotation; B-»}etteI, m. Signatare, ticket.
Bejergen , («.) v. I. a. (Cinem etwa») to show,
pay (oae's respect, Ac. to ...); to express;
II. rtfl. to behave one's seif (well or ill).
Bejei'gen, v- : (ttr.) n. vid. 8 ttragen. [mark.
Be}ei'gung, (ib.) f. showing, demonstration ;
Bejelb'en, (Hr.) v. a. vid. Seiten, [(goods),
Bejefteta, (».) «. o. Com. to Übel, ticket
Bejeu'gen, (to.) v. a. to attest, bear witoesa
or testimony, to witness, depose, certify,
testify; to dedare, aasnre,
»ejen'gttag, (to.)/.attestation, testifying, Ac
Bejtaytigen, Belüge«, (to.) o.a. (einen einer
€iad)c [Gen.]) to Charge or tax witb, to ac
cnae of. [potation
Btfid/tigling, (w.) f. Charge, aecusation, im-
BtjieVcn, (str.) v. a. 1. a) to draw over, to
cover (with); mit Sotten — , to string.(a
violin, Ac); b) vid. Überlebens 2. to uke
posaessioa of, move to, enter (a new lodging,
Ac); to oeenpy; 3. to visit, freqnent (the
fair*, Ac); 4. to reeeive, draw (payment, a
salary, Ac); to obtain, order; 5. to refer
(etwa« auf, a thing to ...); Com-t. (SBaa»
ren) — , to be an importer, to import(goods) ;
einen tBedjfel — , to draw npon ; gegenfeitig
— , to coanterdraw; belogen, drawn npon;
ber Bejogene, drawee; b-b, Gram, relative;
II. rejf. to relate, refer (otlf, to), to be re-
lative to, alinde to; to make reference , to
appeal (to).
Bejieb/enfeKd), adj. A adv. respective(ly).
Bejiet/er, (ttr.) m. Com. drawer, giver of a
WH
jicben i 2. reference, relation (}U, to); ap-
plication, bearing; association; allnsion;
— nehmen, vid. Belieben, II.; in — fteben,
to have reference, to he referribie (to); in
— fieBen, to bring (a tbing) to bear (npon);
in — auf, relative, with respect to, refer-
ring, alluding to; in feiner — mit, imperti-
nent to ... ; 8-*begriffr, m. pl. relative ideas ;
b-sweife, adv. rdatively.
fflejielen, (ib.) a. a. to »im at.
Bejiffern, (to.) v. a. to mark witb ciphers,
to fignre; ber btjifferte Saf, Mut. the fign-
red bass.
Begtarmern, (to.) v. a. to hew, cnt.
BejirF, ». I. (ttr.)m. circnlt, compass, diatrict,
ränge; department; IL comp. B-£gerid)t, it.
coort of a dictrict, cirenit conrt; S-<rio)ter,
m. diatrict jodge. [stone.
*8e)0aY, (ttr.) m. Pharm, bezoar, bezoar-
BejoB'en, (».) v. a. to impose datie» on.
Bejüäytigen, (ib.) v. a. incor. vid. Bestätigen.
Bejutferu, (to.) v. a. to sogar.
Bejüg*, (ttr., pl. Bejfi'ge) m. 1. a) vid. Be>
}iebnng, 1. ; 6) ein — Saiten, a »et of »trings ;
2. relation, cf. Bejiebmtg, 2.; — nähme, /
reference; unter — nabine auf, with respect
to, respecting; Com-«. S-6ann>etfung, /.
order; S-tfpefen, pl. petty charges.
ffiejffo/lid), adj. referribie (auf, to); relative,
referring (to); — auf, respecting; hierauf
or ba&in — , saitable, apposite to ....
SetneoVen, (w.) «. a. 1 . to set with smali nails ;
l.fig. to ahn at, tend to, to have in view.
fflejtoei'felbär, adj. qnestionable; donblfnl.
©ejwei'feln, (to.) v. a. to doubt, question,
snspect.
Bejming'bSr, adj. conqnerable, snbdnable.
Bei»fng'en, (ttr.) v. o. to overcome, snbdne,
bring nnder snbjection,to vanqnisb, conqner.
BejlDing'Iid), adj. conqnerable, snperable.
Bcining'ung, (vi.) f. the act of snbdning, con-
«jnering, subjeetion, subaction.
Bitel, (u>.) /. (the holy) bible, scriptnre;
— feft, adj. scriptore-proof; conversant with
the scriptures; — fefte, m. textnallst; — Jen*
ner, m. biblical critic; — fnnbe, /. biblical
knowtedge ; — mäßig, adj. «criptural ; — ftellc,
/. scriptnral passage or text.
BCber, *. I. (ttr.) m. 1. Zooi. beaver, castor;
2. Com. a) (— jeug) pillows; ») vid. t>4fftlj
U. comp, —bau, m. den or hole of a beaver;
-bannt, m. Bot. lanrel-leaved tnlip-root,
roagnolia, beaver-tree; — ente, /. vid. —
taudjerj — faOe, /. beaver trap; — feU, n.
beaver skia; -fett, n. beaver*« grease;
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— geil, n. beaver'» ood, c»ttorenm ; — baar, n.
bair of a beaver, beaver's wool; — tut, m.
»mJ. Qaftorbutj — Nee, m. «id. «Bltterfleej
— fraut, n. «id. Zaufentgulbenftaut; -tatte,
/. cid. ffiifamratte j --fcbwänje, m.pl. Briek-m.
flat or plane tilea; —tautet, — OOgtl, m,
Orn. dao-diver; — mammen, /. pl. Für. bea-
ver wombs;— nnr;,/. £o(. climbing, npright
or «lender birth-wort.
*S8i'bem«ne, (ib.) f. vid. ^impincUe.
♦ Bibliograph' (w.) m. bibliographer. .
♦ Bibliographie', (w.) /. 1. bibliography; 2
Hat of booka appearing periodically.
♦ Biblioma'ne, (ic.) m. bibliomabiac.
»Sibliotbef, (m.)/. Kbrary.
♦ Bibliotiefät', (rtr.) m. librarian.
*Sibliot y eta'rifä), adj. relating to a librarian
Bib'lifdj, ad;', biblical, acriptural.
fflitfbeert, (ic.) /. «id. £eibelbeere.
Bid* e, SiäfeU, Bitfen, vid. $>iä*e, Sc.
Bi<feifen, (/fr.) n. vid. $ufeifen.
+ SBiterb', adj. vid. Bieter.
Sieger, L adj. npright, itanch, straigbt-for-
ward, honest, candid, trne, righteone, jaat,
boBOurable ; — t)et|, n. npright beart ; —her«
gig, adj. right-hearted, good or trtte-heart-
ed; IL 8-feit, (u>.)/. B-finn, (str.) m. ho-
nesty, candoor, honeat deaiing, integrity,
HSieltermann, {ttr„ pl.Bietermamier) m. man
of honour, man of wortb, gentleman, worthy.
Bie'oennamHfa), Bie'teifinnig, adj. honett,
virtuoui, noble-minded.
Bieg'bär, adj. flexible; pllable, pliaat.
»ir'gt, (to.) /. curve, vid. Beuge.
Bieg'eifen, (str.) n. T. plying iron.
Sir'gen, («tr.)'o. 1. «. 1. to bend, enrve; 2.
Gram. vid. Sengen j n. rtfi. to bend; III. n.
I. to bend, to be bent; 2. to tnrn (into a
by-way).
Bieg'mu*fel, (irr.') m. Anat. vid. BeugenmSfet.
Biegfam, 1. adj. 1. pliant, flexible, dnetile,
pliable, aapple, limber; 2. Gram, declinable ;
II. 8-fcit, (v>.) /. pliantneu, flexibility, aup-
pleneu, duetility.
Bie'gung, (u>.)/. 1. bent, corve, enrvatore,
flexion; 2. Gram, declension, Variation;
B-SfaH, m. Gram. cate.
Bieg'jange, (vi.) f. (wire-)pliera.
Bie'ne, (w.) /. Ent. bee.
SBie'ntns, comp. — «meife, /. vid. Xfterbienej
—bau, m. vid. — }ud)t{ —bäum, m. vid. gelb*
"iCborni — bebanblung,/. managementof beea;
—beute,/, «id.— ftorfj — blume, /. Bot. bee
flower; — blOO, n. bee-bread; — bnit,/. the
embryos of bees ; — fair, m. Orn. honey-bnz
zard; —finget, — fteffet, m. Um. bee-eater;
— faffet, m. a bag to take beea in; —fing
m. qaantity of bee-hivea kept at any place;
— fcarj, n. —litt, m. bee-glue, hive-dross;
—bau«, n. — bfitie,/. vid. — ftonbj — baube,
—foppe, /. a eap worn in cotting tbe honey-
combe; —fite, m. Bot. creeping white tre-
foil; — fimginn, /. qneen-bee; -fort, m.
vid. — ftodj — magen, m. vid. $onigmagen4
—mann, — meifter, m. bee-maiter, biver; —
meife,/. vid. — fingen — fd)»arm, m. dnnter
or (warm of bees ; — fpedjt, m. vid. — finget i
-ftonb, m. — f (bauet, /. apiary, bee-home;
-ftotf, m, bee-hive; -Boter, — »Artet, m.
vid. —mann i — nacht, n. beea'-wax ; —weifet,
m. vid. — fintgüm j — »olf, m. «id.— fanget«
— §e0en, /. pl- cell« (of a honey-comb) ; — jel»
Iig, adj. Bot. honey-comblike, favose ; — )Ud)t,
/. the keeping of beea, rearing of beei.
Biet, *. I. (irr.) n. beer; nnge^opftes — ,
ale; II. comp, —artig, adj. alish, resembling
ale; — bonf,/. ale-faonie beneh; — bann, m.
vid. — jroang > — 6af, m. vulg. coane voiee;
-bottid), m. 1. vid. «R«ifd)bcttid)j 2. «id.
— fnfej —brauen, n. beer-brewing;— brauet,
m. brewer; — btauettt, /. brewery; — efflfl,
m. alegar; — fafl , n. beer-tnb, beer-barrel;
— fehlet, m. cont. ale-honu Addier, acraper;
— ftttflbe, /. beer-bottle ; —fället, m. pl. beer-
fiileri ; — gifebt, m. beer-frotb, yeut; — gofl,
m. aie-home co« tomer; —gelb, n. 1. vid.
— fteuetj 2. drink-money; — glas, n. beer-
glau, tombler; — (a(tt, m. beer-cock; —
baten, pl. T. can-hooki; — bau«, n. aie-
honie; — $efen, /. barm, yeaat (of beer);
-I anue,/. ale-pot, tankard ; — fane, /. dray-
cart; —feilet, m. aie-cellar; — frag, m. 1.
pitcher, tankard; 2. col. ale-home, inn;
— fufe, /. beer-back ; — «eile, /. vid. — Jttang i
— raolfen, /. pL oomtt (ale); — »tobet, m.
ale-taater; — tefte, pl. broken beer; — fauer,
n. «id. — efffg* -^djanf , w. (right of) aell-
ing beer; — fdjautn, m. beer-foam, white
froth; —fdjenf, m. ale-home keeper; — febenfe,
/. vid. — $au*j — fd>r8ttt, m. beer-porter;
drayman; — fteuet, /. ale-taz, dnty npon
malt-liqnor; — fuppe, /. beer-aoop; —Otts
bland), m. conramption of beer; — »rrty, m.
vid. —fdjenf; — nutje, /. wort; — jopfet, m.
tapater; — }ti<brn, n. aign of an ale-house,
ale-atake, ale-post; — jmang, m. the mono-
poly of leiling beer witbin a certain diatrict.
Bltft'er, t adj.provinc. dark, dlsmal, gloomy ;
IL t. (str.) m. Point, biatre, wood-toot.
ffliefrtaud), (str.) m. vid. ed)nittlottd).
SBieffmUd), (u>.) /. bieaHngs, blith.
»ie'teu, (ttr.) «. o. 1. to bid, wiah (good
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bald oat; auf «tnm» — , to bid for ...; feil
— , to «et oat, expoie to »«11; fibleibt — , to
make bad ofleri; (einem) Sro» — , to bid
(one) defiaace, to face (the enemy, *c), to
defy; bic ©pifre — , to mmke heitd againat.
to oppoie; Sdjaib — , to check (at eben).
fflie'ttr, (str. 1 ) m. bidder.
«SBtgomie', («>.)/• bigamy.
»SBtgamiff, (to.) n. bigumist.
♦ SBigno'niü, (u>.) /. Bot. trnmpet-flower.
*SBigott>c(j.bigeted; SigotttrirV/.bigotry.
♦ Bijouterie', [fr., pro», bizhätere 7 ] (ib.) f.
(— »aaren, /. pL) jewelery, trinket«.
♦ Bijoutier, [bfchttyS r j m. jeweler.
*8ilanj', j. I. (m.)/. Com. balance; tobe—,
rongh vr trial balance; reine — , aeat ba-
lance; IL comp. — btto), n. balance-book ;
—bogen, f*. balance »heet, set-off-iheet;
—conto, n. — retbnung, /. balance aeconnt.
*S9Uanjt'r«J, («.) t». «, to balance.
»Ud/mau«, (Hr., pi. »Uöymtafe) /. Zool.
vid. ©iebenfdjMfer, 2.
»Hb, «. 1. («fr., pi. Bil'ber) n. 1. a) image;
ßgnre; anape; 6) portrait, likeneas, efBgy;
pietare, painting; oonnterfeit, sign; Mar,
fignre-head; Garn, coort card, pktnre-card,
hoaonr; c) idol; 2..%. idea, represeatatioH;
im fb-t gebangt, ine in effigy; IL comp.
— arbeit, /. «cnlptnre, carved work; — giefer,
m. atatue -fonader; — bunter, m. atatuary,
«cnlptor, «tone cutter; — banerarbett, /. car
ver'« work, «cnlptnre, carvlngi; — fcouerfitt,
m. badigeon ; — bauerfnnft, /. «tatnary, «cnlp-
tnre; —fWt, /. »tatue; —fduUnmarmor, m.
«tatnary marble ; — fdjnijer, m. carver, «cnlp-
tor; — fdfon, adj.fig. ttoat beantiful ; —fette,
/. Num. obverie, face or head (of a coin);
— fttnt,.iR. Min. Agare «tone; <btnrfifd)er —
ftein, «oap-ttone, »oap-rock, agaimatolite;
—nett, n. carving, «cnlptnre; hnagery.
BtH/dien, (Hr.) n. (dim. o/«ift)«marl plctnre
Bil/ben, (to.) v. a. 1. to »hape, form, faibion,
frarae; fig-s. 2. o) to form, aronld, faibion;
4) to eonititate, compoie, organize, make
(up) ; 3. to traia, diicipllne, «cbool ; to cnl-
tivate; to civilize, to polUh, improre; b-b,
p. a. plaatie.
Biller», comp. — «abeter, m. werafafpoer of
image«, iconolater; — anbetUttg, /. vid. —
btenfti — auofteHttng, /. exhibitlon of pic
tnre*; — bibel, /. Üble with print«; -htenbe,
/. Arch. nicke; —bogen, m. a «heet of (paper
-ftlled witk) plctnre«; — bu<b,n. plctnre-book ;
— biener, m. vid. — anbeter; — bienft, m. wor
ahip of Image«, image worahip, iconolatry;
— goBerit,/. -gong, m. — $o0e,/. pleUrn-
gallery ; — (ander, m. piotnre-dealer, prtat-
«eller; — lehre, /. iconotogy; — robrafn, m.
pictore-fraae; —rein), mdj. flgnrative, Boo-
riibing, flowery; — f«0J, m. vid. — gtOetie*
— fefirift, /. hleroglyphie, pteture- or tropical
writing; — fpratbt, /. 1. hleroglyphie lan-
gnage; 2. metapborical expreuion, fignra-
tive »tyle; — ftunnenb, — «erbrenjenb, adj-
iconoclaaUc ; — £ö naer, m. icoaoclaat, image-
breajeer; -ftftTOerrt, /Uconocla*m,breakin*j
or deitroying of Image«.
BU/bern, (w.) v. n. /am. to «peak or «rite
ßguratively. [cnl.
BUflid), ad), flgnratire, metapborical, tropi-
SBüb'net, (str.) m. 1. Image maker, ferner, *c. ;
2. monlder, organizer; civtlizer. [effigy.
ffiitb'nif , (str.) n. portrait, likeneu, plctnre,
ffiift'fom, I. adj. 1. plaatie, what may be fa-
■hloned, ic; 2. cnltivable; H. «-feit, (to.)
/. plaaticity, flesibillty, qnality of adapt-
ingitoelfto ....
»üt)nng, (w.) /• 1. tke act of formiag, *c,
formation ; Organization ; bie — netter (Bor«
ter, the cofnage of new ward« ; 2. formation,
■hape, flgnre, frame, fashion ; «truetnre, Or-
ganization; 3. (moral) formation, Informa-
tion, Training, «chooling, diacipline, ednea-
tion, (Intellectnai) cnltivation, caitnre, c1t>-
lization (of a nation), improvement, refine-
ment; feine — , polite edocatioa; gelehrte — ,
claasic education; ein ORann »on feiner — ,
an aecomplished gentleman; ohne — , rode,
coarae ; — ottrd) SSofJer, Geol. lacaitrine for-
mation; comp. ffi-4anftott, /. «cbool; b-(>
fdbtg, vid. ftSilbfam) » «trieb, m. fhy. the
forming principle in generatien.
»»illorb', [Fr., prvn. Wli«rfJ t. I. (*Jr.)n.
1. (— f»«I, n.) billiard«; — fpielen, to play
at billiard«; 2. (vr -tofel, /.) billiard table;
auf bem — ftofen, to «trike; II. comp, —bau,
m. -fuget,/, biiliard-ball (vf. 9aU)i -fto«,
m. btlüard-itlck, coe.
Sille, (u>.) /. 1. T. a pick-axe n«ed in edging
mill-«tone«; 2. Mar. ©-n, pi. bnttocka (of
a ahip). [itonee.)
Tillen, (w.) o. a. T. to edge, fresh-ent (mill-
itoiVLtt, [Fr., pron. büj»0 (*tr.) «. 1. bület,
note; 2. ticket; — onfgabe,/. — butea«,».
ticket office.
Billig, odj. 1. «onitable, fair, jmt, rigbt,
reaaonable; 2. cbeap, low; et ift — , it i* fair,
it stand« to reaaon; b-er flBeife, in jn«rJce,
in reaaon, fairly; ein b-er Uebfrffbtoj), a mo-
derate compntation. [grant, allov.
fdilligcn, (w.) v.a.l.to approre (of); 2. to
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»ttligfett, (*>•)/• 1. eqoity, Mrae»», eqni
tablenes«, reasonablenesa; 3. moderatlon,
cheapnau.
SOligoag, (tu.) /. approbation, approval.
♦ Sitttön', (».)/■ billlon. [baue, hyoscyamtn
»Ule, (»•)/• (nr »ilfenfraur, n.) Art. hen-
»im/banm, int. (expreutng (Ae »und of belli)
tling-dong. • [bell.
»tm'mel, (w.) /. «ulg. shrill-sounding llttle
»tar'meln, (id.) v. n. vulg. to tinkle; to ring
the bell; to «et the bell« a-ringing.
»fmfcn, (to.) v. a. topnrnlcate, imooth or
rub witb pumice-stone.
ffiim'ftein, (rtr.) m. pamice (»tone); — artig,
adj. pumy, pnmlceons; — pnloer, n. poonce.
S'm,first per*, ring, o/ tAe oerb SSein.
Sink:, comp. — abfc, /. bodkin ; — axt, /. car-
penter'i axe; — falten, m.pack-thread, twine;
atring;— fabenfapfel,/. itring-box; — faben*
rollt, f. paek-tbread recl; —Pfennig, m.
earnest-moaey; — fotjlt.f. vid. Branbfoblei
— mrfbe,/. vid. »anbmeibe » -wert, «. r. ar-
bor-work; -«urm, m. cid. Doppelt«*.
»inb'd)«», (itr.)».(d , im.o/»inbe)sleeveband,
Sin'be, (to.)/. 1. a) band, fillet,binding, sling,
striog, tie; sash; garth; necklace ; 6) stock,
nid, £ai£btnbe? 2. Eni. bar; 3. Surg. ban-
dage; bie grofe — , bandkerchief bandage;
4. AT«*, tie, bind [— ]; 5. Her. vid. ®al=
Jen, 3.; ben Xrm in einer — tragen, to carry
one'f arm In a «ling.
SBin'bes, (o/£inben, t>.)fi» comp, —baffen, m,
^4rch. girder, arcbitrave, tie-beara ; — bfiöber,
n. p(. cording, corded or ontside quires;
— bol|er,n.pJ. Ca rp.bond-timbers.interties;
—raff, m. fat lime; — mefer, n. vid. »ante
nteffer* —mittel, n. cement; Med. agglati-
nant; »-nfdjnalle, /. itock-bnckle ; — fibeibe,
f. sheath (for the hooping-knife) ; — fajlüflel,
m. key of St Peter; —(leine, m. pl. Areh.
hand-stones, bonder«, stretchers ; — ftrin), m.
Gram, hyphen ; — »ort, n. Gram, conjuoction ;
iog. copnla, connective; — ;eid)en, n. 1. vid.
— ftrid)? 2. »id. ©inbnng*s3ei(*en 5 — jeug, n.
surgeon'i ca»e; — jiegeL m. pl. vid. — freinc.
iaiircen, (str.) v. I. «. 1. tit. tfig. to bind,
to tie (also Mus. & Typ.); to wind, fasten,
cement; fig-s. 2. a) to tie dp; te restrain,
to fetter, to constrain; o) to bind, oblige;
StftR — , to raake brooms; »allen — , to
pack bales; giffer — , to boop eask«; in Sifen
gebuuben, booped witb iron; bie gebunbene
{Ret*, metrical langoage, verse, poetry ; bie
ungebundene {Rebe, prose ; einem Stmal auf
bie Raft — , vulg. 1. to teil (one) a fib ; 2. to
impart «omething to one; ©inrtn <Stnat auf
bie ©ede — , to gire one irrtet Injunctfont
(upon ...); II. refl. to bind one's seif (an, to),
to make one's seif dependent (npon).
Bin'btT, (str.) m. 1. binder, tter; 2. proirfne.
cooper; 3. pl. vid. »tnbtflerat.
ȆUfrel, (str.) n. Mar. lashing, aeizing.
»in'bung, (to.)/. 1. binding, te.; 2. band,
tie; 3. Med. a) agglatination ; 5) ligatnre;
4. Mus. syncopation; 5. fig. conuexion;
»-«mittel, n. vid. »inbemittet; »-«jetdjen,
n. 1. vid. »inbefirid); 2. Mus. tie, bind, 11-
gatare marked thns [.~ ].
»ingel'traut, (str.) n. Bot-*, merenry; baS
perennirenbe — , dog's raercnry.
»in'nen, I. prcp. (witÄ Dat.) -wirhin; — ad)t
Zagen, within a week; — biet unb einem
TOonat, in the eoarse of a monrh ; — jhirs
JOT, shortly; II. comp, inland, Internal;
— bort«, adv. inboard; — btid), m. Inner
dam (dyke); — gemJfer, n. water« of the
centinent, inland-water; — bafen, m. basin
of a port; — battbel, m. inland or inward
trade, domestic or home trade; — lanb, «.
inland, Intertor; — lottbtr, m. Mar. bilander;
— ISnber, m.inhabltant of the interior; — län*
bifdj, adj. internal, adv. inward»; — lanbä
fd)aft, — proninj, /. inland province ; — metT,
»• ~f«//- intend sca; — f^ifffa^rt, /. inter-
nal or inland navigation; — foblt, /• t»*d.
ffltanbfoble; — ftabt, /. inland or mldland
town; — eerfebr, m. inland conunnnlcktion;
— oerftenen, m. Mar. apron; — jcll, m. In-
land dnty, dnty inwards. Internal taxea.
*»incmfäl', »ino'mifa), adj. Alg. Mnomiat.
»inTe, (te.)/. Bot. ruah; sedge; bentgrass;
bie glatte — , bnlrnsh.
Btti'fen«, comp. — JbnHd), adj. rnshlike; —
blume,/. Bot. Oowering rn»b; — bufft), m. a
tbicket of rnshes; — becJe, /. vid. —matte}
— gra*,n. Bot. rnsh-grais, reed-grass; — baft,
cid.— Äbttlid}} —fort, m. jonket, frail; — la*
ger, n. rnsh-bcd, * rushy-conch ; — liftt, it.
rosh-candle, rneh-light; —matte, /. rnsh-
mat; — nad)tigall, /. — fänger, m. Orn. bog
rnsh; — teid), rid. fflinftg? — feibe, /. vid.
SEBoügraej — fiü^le, m. pl. rnsb-chairs.
»ftl'ftdjt, adj. like rnshes, rnsh-like.
»tn'fig, adj. füll of rnshes, rnshy, sedgy.
»Biogrffpb'/ (">•) "•• biographer.
♦ ffiiograpbie', (to.) /. blography.
♦ »togra'pbifa), adj. biographical.
♦ »iquabrär 1 , (irr.) n. (or — jabl,/.) Alg. bi-
qnadrate; b»ifd), adj. Alg. biquadratical.
»irr», comp. Orn-s. — %ofyx, m. heath-cock ;
— baber, m. rotier; — benne, /■ -bnb"; »•
faeath-pont, wbittng pont.
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Bit^e, (».)/• Bot. birck; bie fd)»arjt birgt«
niföc — , iweet birch.
Birken*, comp, —bäum, m. birch-tree; — bcfen,
m. bircb-broom ; — fucbft, m. p J. Für. common
foxes ; — bobn, — bdber&c. vid. Birt bafcn, tc ;
—(Ol}, n. birch-wood; —«arber, m. vid,
Baummarscrj — fafr, m. birch-juice;— tber,
m. birch-tar, birch-oil; —»oft, m. birch-
forest; bircb-grove; — »offer, n. vid. — fttft}
—»(in, m. birch-wine.
Birf en, adj. of birch, bircben. [Burmese.
Btr/ma, n. Geog. Burma; Birmo'ne, (u.) m
8 irn, Bir'ne, (w.) /. 1. 1. Ab. pear ; 2. Mus.
that part of a clarionet (and bauet-horn)
into wbjch the mooth-piece ia inserted; II.
comp. — opfel, m. pear-maln; —bäum, tn.
pear-tree; —bäumen, adj. made of pear-
tree; b-enförmig, adj. pear-ihaped, pyri-
form; 8-enpffoume, /. pear-piom; 8-enfttft,
m. jnice of peari; — moft, m. vid. — »ein?
— munbftütf , ». Man. pear-bit; — quitte,/.
pear qaince; — fiitl, m. pear-italk; —»ein,
m. perry. [vid. ^Jirol
Birö'Ie, (u>.) /. Bi'rolf, Bfrolt, (*ir.) m
Birfd) orSBir'fo>e, (u>.)/. 1 . the ihooting of deer
with a rifle; 2. the right of ihooting deer;
3. district licenaed to ahoot on; — pferb, n
Sport, stalking-borsc; — puloer, n. fowling
powder.
(Birfiben, I. (ie.) v. a. to ahoot (deer) with a
rifle; IL v. s. (str.) n. deer-atalking.
8U, I. adv. tili, until ; as far as ; (— an) ap to,
to; — baber, tili theo; — jnlejt, eoJ. — auf
bie £e(t, to the last; »on £onbon — $ari£,
from London to Paris; fiebert — ad)t, «even to
eight; — um neun U(r, tili nine o' clock; —
an, — auf, — ju, to, even to, np to, within ...;
— über ben Äopf in» SBaffer ge&en, to go
beyond one'a depth; — Ott or ia ben Xob, —
jum Xobe, tili death ; — nad), u far as, to the
length of; — auf ..., ezcept, wantiag, save
...; — bobin, tili tben; by that time; — bier*
(er, thos far; — je»t (— lang), tili nov, ap
to the present time, as yet, hitherto ; II. conj.
tili; »ortet, — ia) fomme, wait tili I come.
ffiifom, 1. 1. (str.) m. musk; II. comp, —äffe,
m. Tool, moat-ape; —opfel, m. Tom. muak-
apple; — btber, m. ZooJ. musk-beaver; — blu«
me, /. Bot. sweet centaury, »ultan-flower; —
eibffd), m. Bot. vid. Xbelmofd); — ente,/. Orn.
Golnea dock; — genta), m. smell of musk; —
birfa), m. vid.~ tbierj — rabe,/. Zoot. civet
cat; — fnopf, m. — fugel, /. mnsk-ball, po-
mander; —forner, pi.moak-aeed; abel-musk;
—front, n. Bot. moschatel, hollow-root; -
mono, /. vid. -rotte» -melone, /. musk
melon; — gieren, /. pl. Com. mnak in codi;
Zool-t. — odjfe, m. musk-ox ; —rotte, — rot*,/-
mosk-rat; — rofe, /. Bot. mnsk-rose; Zool-t.
— fdjnein, n. tajacn, peccary; — tbier, n. —
jiege. /. the musk, Thibet musk.
BUca'oa, n. Geog. Biacay (P. N.).
8i«'d>tn, (str.) n. vid. Btfa)en.
»ifdyof, s. (str., pt Bifd/öfe) m. 1. Ecc.
biahop; 2. biabop (a beverage).
Sifd)'ofs», comp. — (ut, m. vid. —mite, 1.«
— mantel, m. Ecc pall, pallinm, camail;
—mute, /. 1. Ecc. mitre; 2. Bot. mitella;
— (lab, m. crosier; —fit, m. cid. 8i6tbutn j
—würbe, /. episcopate.
35ifd)'öflttt), odj. epiacopal, episcopalian.
♦äBiecuif, [Fr.] vid. BUquit.
BiSbeV, adv. hitherto, tili now ; bisherig, adj.
«hat haa been hitherto, made hitherto, for-
mer, previous.
Sie'mfitb, vid. SBitmutb.
#®ifon, m. Zool. buffelo, bison; her fltine
— , zebn.
♦BiSquif. [Fr., pro». Ma-lcwet'] m. 1. Buk.
biscuit ; fasoner — , Savoy cake ; 2. vid. — por*
jeUoni —Ofen, m. biscait kiln; — puloer, n.
bUcuit-powder; — figuren, /. pt biscait figa-
rea; — porjeQan, n. biscait or bisque wäre.
iif. (str.) m. biting, bite; sting.
Si^djen, (itr.) n. (dim. of 8if) little bit; >
little; some; ein — 8rob, a bit of bread.
8ipfen, (str.) m. bit, morael; einen — effen,
to eat a little; — »rife, adv. by bita.
Sifftg, adj. biting, rabid, fierce, mordacioo«.
8i(Ven, (io.) «. n. ISinem — , to call to or after
one, to hail one in a hissing sonnd.
Stff er, »id. Biefier.
eU'tbüm, (str., pi.8i6'tbSmer) n. bishopric,
see, episcopate. [at times.
SUnerlen, adv* aometimes, now and theo,
Bitts, comp. — Opfer, n. precatory sacrifiee;
— fd)reiben, n., -fa)xift,f. petltiooary letter,
memoria!, Petition, address, soit; eine —
fd)rift einreiben bei ..., to memorialize; —
— fteDer, m. petitioner, sollcitor, addresser,
memorialist; suitor, aopplicant; — fteDerim,
/. aoltress; — weife, ad», by way of petition
or entreaty, beggingiy; —»ort, n. entreaty,
submlssive term.
Bifte, (io.) /. petition, demand, reqnest, en-
treaty, solicitation, sopplication, suit.
Sirten, (str.) v. I. a. 1. to ask, beaeech, en-
treat, beg, pray, reqneat, petition, crare,
aolicit; brittgenb — , to sne; 2. to iinle;
(Sinen) um Berseibung — , to beg or ask
(one'a) pardon; Sinen um Srlaubni* — , to
ask leare of; II. n. to beg, Ac; — um, to
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iatercede for ...; bitte, fagc mir, pray,(eome,
or do> teil me; barf id) um 3bren Kamen
— ? may I aik yonr name?
Sitte, 1. adj. Ut. kfig. 1. bitter; 3. severe,
sharp, stinging; acrimonions ; 3. rancoroas;
II. comp. — opfel, m. bitter apple, vid. Cclo»
qaüttf 5 — bofe, a<ö. cot. extremely aagry ; —
Soft fein, to be in a great pet ; -bifttl, /• Bot.
hol; or blesaed thistle; — enbe,n. Mar. jonk;
— erbc,/.magneaia; — feinb, adj. yery hostile;
— fifd), m. vtd. «Irijt j — gurte, f. bitter cu-
caaber, bitter gourd,t»d. (Soloauinte j— bolj,
n. quassia(-wood) ; — roff, m. Afin. morical-
cite, dolomite, magnesian limestone; — (lee,
m. Bot. common back-bean, manb trefoil;
— Heefttlj, n. vid. ©Quertleefoljj -fttlj, n.
bitter salt, aalpbate of magneiia, Epsom
aalt; — fpatb, <n. Afin. crystallized muricnl
cite, rhomb-spar; — flcia, m. Afin. jade, ne
pbrite, nephritic atone; — ffif, n. Bot. bitter
aweet woody nightshade; —tropfen, pl. bit-
ten; — »affer , n. any mineral water con
taining sulphate of magneaia (Epsom aalt)
as a prioeipal ingredient; Bot-*, —mibe,
/. vid. Srua)meibe} —nur),/, bitter-wort.
»tftertett, (».)/. 1. bitterneai; Z.fig. point
edneas, sarcasm, aaperity, acrimony; 8-<n,
pj. bitter worda.
»ifterlub, I. adj'. bltterish, a little (ratker)
bitter; IL adv. bitterly. [petition
SSitflid), adj. & ad», petitionlng, by way of
• SßiDOnac'. [ Fr., bivüäV] n. AM. bivooac;
Sioouafi'ren, (to.) v. n. to bivonac
*Si}Orr',a(/i.*trange,odd;S-erie',/.atrange-
nei», oddity.
Alod), L adj. piain; IL comp. — fett, n. piain
or open field, champain; — froft, m. black
frott; —mal, n. Aß», droat of metal.
SladVffio), (itr.) m. vid. Xintenfifä).
flßlof 'fen, (to.) o. n. col. to bark.
SBUb/en, (u>.) v. I. a. to blow op, to «well;
II. n. to canae flatulency; Srbfen — , pease
are flatulent; III. reft. to blow up, puff Dp,
aweli, c/. ©id) lufblofcnt b-b, p. a. flatu-
lent windy.
SIab/fnd)t, (io.) /. flatulency, wind dropay
»IdVfüdjtig, adj. flatulent
SMa^'ung, («>.)/• wind; windines», flatalence,
vaponra; SRittcl gegen äB-en »r — rreibenbe
SDttttel, n. pl. carminatives.
«SBIami'ren, (w.) v. L a. to diagrace, ioault,
to bring to »harne or into diarepnte; II. refl.
to diagrace one'a »elf, to give open acandal,
»Ionc'a, Slanfa./. Blancb, Blanche (P. Ar.).
«Slonr'o, vid. SBIanfo.
ntanf, I. adj. 1. white, pollahed, clean, brigbt;
2.naked,bare; ein b-er Degen, an nnaheathed
or drawn aword; II. comp. — leber, n. aleek
leather; — fdjett, n. bnsk ; Tan-i. — ftofbttnf,
/. horae ; — ftof rage!,/, glata-aleeker, cleaner.
»lanfern. (w.)v. n. to skinnish.
*85Ionfcr,»lanqucf, n. (Fr.)carte-blancht;
blank-bond, blank-charter; (jur SoHmaä>t)
blank-letter of attorney.
♦ SSlanfo, (/f.) Com. blank; in — traffiren,
to draw in blank ; in — aettptiren, to aeeept
in blank or withoot fonda in band; in — in«
bofftren, to endoraein blank; in — loffen,
to leave void; to leave in blank; — trebit,
m. credit In blank, open credit
SBIöoj, comp. (c/.ÄIofen) — inftrumente, n. pJ.
wind instrumenta; — mnfiF, /. moalc for wind
inatrumenta; — rojr, m. vid. fBlaferofyr.
S5laS'a)en, (str.) n. (dim. o/ffllafe) pnatale;
•mall bliiter; Bot. ntricle.
SBla'fe, s. (to.)/. 1. bnbble; 2. bliater; pim-
ple; cyat; 3. Ilaw, bliater (in ateel, &c); 4.
Anat. i.e. bladder; 5. T. &c. iron pot; boiler,
copper; alembic, still; S-n jieben, to draw
or raise blisters, to blister, vesicate.
fflltt'fts (of Blüfen, c), comp. — b*lg, m. bel-
lows; — balggerattfd), n. Afed. bellowa-mnr-
mar ;— batfttt, m. pl. Mar. wasb-boards ander
the cbeeks ; — cnltnber, m. Meeh. blast eylin-
der; — W)tX, n. pl. spont-holes (of a whale);
— mafdjine, /. Meeh. blast englne, blasting
machine; — ritR, /. 1. (or — robr, n.) pea-
sbooter; 3. G-v>., ke. blow-pipe, blowing-
iron ; 3. Meeh. blaat-pipe.
»la/fen«, (of eiafe, ».) comp. — dbnlid), — ar«
tig, adj. veiicular; — bonb, n. Anat. nra-
chu« ; —bäum, m. Bot. bladder-senna ; Afed-j.
— brud), m. rnptnre of the bladder, cyatdtele ;
— entjünbung,/. inflammation of the bladder,
cystitis ; —gong, m. Anat. vesicnlar condact ;
— gefibmnlft, /. Swrg. encysted tamoar; —
grle», m. Afed. gravel; — grunb, m. T. bot-
tom of a still; — btyle, /. Anat. veaical
cavity; — 6ut, — ropf, m. T. vid. $elm, n.
2.; —tobt, m. Bot. Spanish rocket; — lornls
Iine,/. Zooi. bell-ahaped coralline; — rranpf,
m. Afed. spasm in the bladder; —front, n.
Bot. common bladder-wort, hooded milfoil ;
— 0II)b, n. Chem. cystic oxyd; —perle, /.
Conch. pearl-bnbble; — pflafter, n. veaica-
tory, blister, blister(ing)-plaster; — roum,
m. vid. — Ifliblti — fd)nee?e, /. Conch. bnbble,
dipper; — fd}nitt, m. Surg. cystotomy; —
fdjnnr, /. nrine-striog; -^enn«, /• oid. -
bann»* -fonbe, /. Surg. catheter; — ftabl,
m. blister ateel ; — ftein, m. vid. $«rnftem$
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-fltinfauw,/.,-fleinfonreeari, n. vid. $anu|
fdnre, *c;— ftrauib, m. vid.— bäum» -tang,
m. &>t. bladder fucu», commoo sea-wrack ;
— oetttil, n. Mech. blow-throngh valve; —
wurm, /»., gen. pL —»firmer, Zuoi. byda-
tides; — Jtfben, n. veaication; — jiebenb,
drawing (bluters), blistering, epispastic.
SUrTen, (*rr.) o. a. (A n.) 1. to blow; ber
SBtnb bÜfi (n.), the wiad blow»; 2. to blow,
tonnd; to give tignal; bot $orn — , to wind
ar blow the hörn; bic Xrompete — , to «oond
the trampet; bic gWte — , to play (apon) the
Ante; Mil-3. to sound (ginn, an alann; jum
Xuffiien, to hone; jura 'Angriffe, jum Mdt
jage, a eharge, the retreat); jar Äafct — ,
to call to table by signal of trumpet ; einen
Stein (im Siamenfptele) — , to huff » man
(at draagbt); coln. bai U$t fid) niä>t — ,
that cannot be done in a twiakling; Sinem
in bie Bbren — , to whiaper in one's ear ; in
ein j>orn — , to act in concert.
SBld'fer,(rfr.)m. blower; iaitrninent for blow-
Sla'fid)t, adj. like blister». [ing.
Sta'fig, adj. füll of blister«, blUtered; formed
into babble*; knotted (panes of glau, &c).
Sla'fius, m. 1. Blaae (P. N.); 2. burl. «the
wind.
• Slafonni'ren, (u.)v. a. Her. to emblazon.
Slaf, adj. pale; pallid, wan; b«6 —blau, blne
bice, paliah-blae; —farbig, adj. fawn-coloar
ed; — gelblid), adj. pale yellowish; —grün,
adj. green-bice; — rotb, adj. pink coloured;
— r8t$Hd>, in» — rotbe fpielenb, white lightly
blnsbed with red.
BUrfe, (»•) /• 1. pnlenes«, wannest, white-
ness, pallidness, pallor; 2. Man. a) (white)
blase, star, white spot on the forehead or
faet of a horte ; 6) a horse with a blaze.
Släp'bnbn, (ttr., pl. S-bübner) »., »Idfling,
(str.) m. Ora. coot, moor-hen.
Slatt, s. I. {ttr., pl. BMrter) n. 1. leaf; 2.
Anat. a) vid. ©cbulttrblatt j o) vid. Blatts
d)en, 2.; 3. Weav. slaie, reed; 4. Journal,
pamphlet, paper; öffentliche Blatter, news-
papers; 5 skirt (of a coat, *c), läppet,
breadth ; 6. blade; - eine« Sifd)e«, leaf or
board of a table; bot — bat fid) geroenbet,
fig. the tables are tnrned; col-s. fid) fein —
»or ben SRunb nehmen, to be plain-tpoken;
bat (lebt auf einem anbern Be, that ia ano-
tber thing; com S-e (fpielen, »c), at (first)
night; bae »anbelnbe— , Ent. vid. gangben=
fd)reefej bas gekirnte—, Bot. hornwort; II.
comp. Bot-t. — anfaj, »n. stipale ; mit —«Ms
fiten, stipalate ; — bejetibnung,/. Typ. sign»
tnre; Bot-i. — feberdjen, n. plome, plnmule;
— fleifd), ». parenclijma; — fteb, m. E»t. ttg-
tree bog, vid. Xftcrblattlau« j —förmig, adj.
leaf-shaped; —gelb, n. leaf-gold; gold-foU,
foliated gold ; — balter, in. leaf-holder; Typ.
retinacnlum;— biutd)en,n.Bot.theatb-scale,
strap; — bfiter, m. Typ. vid. tSuftO«, 2. a);
— fnoipe, /. leaf-bad; — tapfer, n. copper
abeathing; theet copper; —lau*, /. Ent.
vine-fretter, mildew, plant -louse, tree-lonte;
— loS, adj. leaflesa, Bot. aphyllons, (said ot
flowers:) apetaloos; — metall, n. leaf-metal;
— rippe,/. Bot. string, nerve; — faugtr, m.
vid. — flobi -fibeibe,/. Bot. sheath; -feite,
/. page; folio; — (ilber, n. leaf-tilver, folia-
ted silver; — |tiel, m. Bot. leaf ttalk, petiole;
— ftüct, n. Carp. brest-summer , p(. wall-
plates; — »anje, /. vid. — ffob j — roenber, m.
tatsei (of a book) ; — roeSpe, /. Ent. saw-rly ;
— »infel, m. Bot. axil; — }eid)en, n.vid. 6a:
fto«, 2. a); — jeiger, m. index; — jinn, «.
tin-foil,
»Utfäjen, (str.) n. (dim. o/SIatt) 1. amall
leaf, leaflet; Bot. foliole; blade (of grau) ;
2. Anat. membrane (of the brain); 3. scale,
lamina; banne — , thin lamins.
Slaften, (w.) v. L a. to leaf; to clcar of
superflnons leaves; II. n. Sport, to decoy or
allnre roe-backs by imitating the voiee of
the doe npon a leaf.
Starter, *. L (to.)/. blister, pnstale, pock;
bie S-n, pl. the «maii-pox; bie S-n ber
©d>»eine, measles; II. comp. S-ngift, n.
poiton, matter of the small-pox, Vaccine \ i-
ru»; —grabt, /. vid. — narbe j B-nlnmpbe,/.
Vaccine matter; — mafe, /. vid. —narbe» —
mafig, vid. —narbig) —narbe, /. pock-hole,
pock-mark, grain of small-pox; —narbig,
adj. pock-marked, pitted with the small-pox ;
S-nioIj, n. gnaiacum, lignnm vitae; SB-n«
impfnng, /. vaccination, inocnlation of the
small-pox; — (lein, m. Min. variolite.
SWr'ters, comp. — bringenb, adj. foliferou;
—erbe,/. Giern, acetate of potash; —fall, m.
fall of the leaf, aatumn ; — freffrab, adj. leaf-
cating; —füllt, /. leavinett; — gebtttfene«, n.
1. pnffpaste; 2. flaky ernst; blistering; —
grau,— gelb, adj. feoillemort; — fnotpe,/.
leaf-bnd ; — f otyl, m. cabbage, cole, colewort;
-foblt,/. Min. slate coal; — foraBe,/. Zool.
coralloid; — lot, vid. Slattlogi — magen, in.
Zoot. many-plies, book-tripe, the third sto-
mach in rnminating nnimals, proninc. feck ; —
fibmamm, »>. Bot. agaric; eßbare — fd)»amm,
vid. ßbampignon» — fpatb, m. Min. folia-
ceons spar; — tabac?, ;». leaf-tobaeco , to-
baeco in leaves; — tobatfe aa( Warnlanb,
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rintt, n. Min. black tellarium-ore; ~tt<u
grab, oid. — bringenb; —werf, ». A-ch. fo
Hage; — WU<b#, m. foliation, ledfing (of
plant*); — jeolitb, m. Aftn. folinted or pri»
matoidal seolite.
«Öldfterig, ai(>. 1. leaved, leafy, foliate, fo-
tiated ; (of nowera :) petalooa, petaled ; 2. la
minated, tabolar.
Blattern, («>.) v. n. lo have the amall-poi".
Klittern, (u>.) v. I. n. to tarn over the leaves
(in einem 9ta(be, of • book); 11. re/7. to come
off io bllatera, aealea or in tbin laminas.
»to«, I. adj. Um; — mad)en or färben, to
blne; mit einem b-en Xuge baoon fommen,
./ig. to come oft" with little bort, injury; Jer
b-e QXoutag, Saint or idle Honday; 6-er
Snnft, cot. bombug; n. (Hr.) or tat B-e,
(deci. liktadj.)n. bin«, binencM; azure;
in* SB-e (hinein), in the air, withoot aim or
definite objeet, at random ; in« S-e (ineitt:
refeen, to talk withoot thinking; III. comp,
— oberig, adj. blue-veined; — äuge, n. perion
with blne eyea; — äugig, adj. bloe-eyed; —
bttrt, m. I. blae-beard; 2. vid. «Kie*mttftt)el i
—beere,/. Bot. bllberry ; — ente,/. Orn. com-
mon wild duck ; —färbe, / blne colonr ; pow-
der-blue, blue-glau, atone-Mne, «malt;
farbenerj, n. Min. cobalt; — farbenwerf, n.
amalt-houae; — färbet , m. dyer in btae; —
flecKg, ad;', blue-apotted; — flugel, m. Orn.
pine-creeper, pine-warbler; — fud)l, m. vid,
Sttinfud)«; —grau, adj. livid, lead colonred
btoe, blniih gray; -bol}, n. vid. Compefibe^
bolj} — febld)en, n. Orn. bloe-throat, blne
throated warbler; —fohl, m. Bot. red-cab
bage; — fräbe, /. vid. «Kanbelfräbej -ffipe,
/. Dj. blne Tat; — meife, /. Orn. blne tit-
aonte, nnn; Otem-t. — (Jure, /. Pnusic
aeid, hydroeyanic «cid; b-faurc» Jtali, n
cyanite or prnuiate of potauinm; b-faure«
Karren, n. prnuiate of ««da; b-faure* ©alj,
». hydroeyanate, prnuiate; — fdjette, /. dap
ple-gray piebald ; — fdjiHer, m. vid. Silben
ftrfnnerj — flbintmel, m. dapple-gray hone;
— fped)t, m. Orn. nut-hatcb, wood-cracker,
■nt-pecker; — ftein, m. 1. Com. litmua; 2.
blne vitriol ; — (fäure) ftojf, m. vid. 6r>anc=
gen; — (trumpf, m. eant. 1. bluc atocking
(cant term for a literary vornan) ; 2. »p> ,
aecuer, informer; — taube,/. Wc/. £oljtaiibe •
— jiemer, m. <>rn. vid. Jtrarametfeogel.
eiaVe, (io.)/. 1. blne coloor; blaeneu; 2
blne atareb.
Blnu'el, (Hr.) m. T. beetle, beater, («B«f*-)
hattet; — ftange, /. Meeh. conneetiag rod
Blou'en («Blau'en), (to.) v I. a. to dye Mac,
to waah blne; II. n. * rrfl. to grow blne; to
appear blue.
Släu'en, (to.) v. a. 1. to beat with a beetle,
to harter; i.fig. to beat, drab.
SHottlid), adj. blniih; — »ei j, adj. bloiab-wbite.
Sied), s. I. (str.) n. thin plate (of metal);
weife* — , tin, tln plnte, white iron; fp)war*
je» — , vid. Gtfenbted), gelbe« — , t>W. SRef*
fingbled), ftarfee — , double -plate; ;u —
Wagen, to plate; II. comp. — auSfdjujL as.
Com. waatera (AT.); — bflmmer, m., — $Utte,
/. tin-forge; — jänbler, m. tin-man ; — btmbe,
—foppe, —mute,/, tin-cap, tin-helmet; —
inftrument, vid. Wefflnginftrument } — nvfinje,
/. a thin aort of coin ; —feiere, /. aheart for
cnttlng tin, plate-iheara ;— ftbläger,— ftbmibt,
m. tin-worker, tin-man ; — Waare, /. tin-ware;
— jinn, vid. Blattjinn.
fflled/en, (ie.) v. n. & a. vulg. to ahell oot, pay.
Sled)'ern, Sled/en, adj. of tln, of plate-lron;
ein b-er {rubrer, a tin candleitick.
SBIecfen, (to.) v. a. bie Bnbne, 3unge — , to
show the teeth or tongue ; to grin.
SM, s. I. (Hr.) m. Ich. vid. »leibe i II. (Hr.)
n. lead; gebaute« — . alug; f)ul»et unb — ,
powder and shot; mtt — auslegen, füttern,
ausgießen, fiberjieben, «., to lead; — in
©IMen, ffltulben or 3ungen, pig-lead ; — in
Xafein, aheet-lead; III. comp, (partievl.)
Chem. & Min. —arbeit, /. plumbery; — «r»'
beiter, m. plumber; — afdje, /. lead-aabe«;
— barftt, m. lead-apar; -*ergwerf, n. lead-
mine; (erbige) — blfitbe, /. (earthy) araeniate
of lead; ftoertge— Mtjtbe, filamentona arae-
niate of lead; — bddjer, n. pl. leada (In Ve-
niee); — barmgid)t, /. vid. — folif? — betfer,
m. plommer, plumber, worker in lead; —
brufe, /. lead-cryatal ; — erbe, /. earthy lead-
apar; — «rj, n. lead-ore; gelb — «J, yellow
lead-ore, niolybdate of lead; grfitt — erj,
green phoaphate of lead; weff —er}, white
lead-ore; weif gültig — erj, white ailver; —
erjftifte, pl. aolid black-lead pencila; —et):
tiegel, tu. black-lead crncible; — effig, m.
Pharm, vinegar of lead; — falf,m. Orn.ring-
tail, ben-dri»er; —färbe,/, lead colonr; —
färben, —farbig, adj. lead-coloared, leaden ;
IWid; — febrr,/. vid. -fttft, -gelb, n. yel-
low oxyd of lead, maaeicot; — gier) er, m. vid.
—trrbeiter , — gief erarbeit, /. plumbery, plam
ber'« work; — glanj, m. galena, alqnifon,
lead-glance, potter'a ore; — gltt«, n. lead-
glaaa; -glätte, /. litharge; -grübe,/, lead-
mine ; — |ornerj, n. Affn. corneona lead ore,
mnriate of lead; -bfltte, /. lead-work; -
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ttbliben,, n. Orn. tutf. Srtunelle, 1.; — fcffcl,
m. lead-boiler; — Humpen, m. lump or wedge
of lead, *ow; — felif,/. Afed. plumber"§ or
painter'i colic, dry belly-ache; — fugel, /.
leaden bullet; — lotb, n. plumb, plamb-line;
JWar. planntet, loanding-line ; mit bem —
fotb unterfudien, ilfar. to lonnd; — mutte,
/. vid. — Humpen { — mulm, m. (mulmiger
©leiglanj) Min. friable galena; — ndgel, m
pl. Afar. »cBpper-iiaili; — rauft, m. lead-
fnme; — redjt, <kö'. perpendicular; — r6b«,
/. leaden pipe; — rotb, I. adj. tatnrine-red ;
II. (#tr.) n. »trf. ajtranigej -folj, n. CJiem.
acetate of lead; Min-s. — fdjaura, m. arti-
flcial plumbagln; — fibiefer, m. lead-ilate;
— fajJtttfe,/. droaa of lead; — fd)nur,/. Mar.
vid. — fot^ j — fdjreelf, m. compact galena,
ateel ore; — fpat^, m. (red, white, black.
Sc.) lead-ipar, lead-ore; — ftift, mJead pen-
eil, black crnyon, drawing- (or cane-) pen-
cil; -fHftfutttr, -^iftrobr, n., -fHftbülfe,
/. pencil-caae; — fttftjeid)nnnfl , /. crayon
drawing, crayon painting; —tafeln,/, pl.
»heet-lead; —nage,/, plamb-rnle, level; —
»äffet, n. Pharm. Goalard-water; — »etfi,
n. white lead, cenne; — »eiffftbrif, /. white
lead faetory; — »eißfabrirant, m. white lead
malt er; — »inbr,/. vid. — JUg, 1.; — »Urf, m.
Mar. vid. — lotbs — jinnober, m. vid. 5Ren=
nigej— )U(fer,m. Cliem. »«gar of lead; — jug,
• m. Glax. 1 . glazier'i viie ; 2. «irf. Jenfterblel.
Blrfben, I. (.str.) v. n. (auar. fein) 1. to con-
tinne, be, remain; 3. a) to remain, ablde,
»tay, rest, itand; b) (urft/i bei or t/ie Gen.)
to abide by or in, to itand by, adhere, keep
or hold to, to «tick to; to penist in, insist
on; e) to «tay ont or away; 3. to reat, to be
left; 4. to periih, to be killed or alain (in
bet e<biod)t, In battle); to be lost; (leben — ,
Uten — , to continue standing, »itting; to
■top; es bleibt babei! agreed! bleib für bid),
keep to yonraelf; von ...(fern)—, col. einem
Dom 8eibe — , to keep clear of or from ...,
to keep or stand oft* or aloof; 8r»a< — lafW
fen, to leave alone or nndone, leave off, for
bear, diacontinae, omit; bat foQ er »0&1 —
laflen, I will Uke care tbat he »hall not do
it; ba« bat er (wobi) - laffen, he did no aacb
thing; b-b, p. a. lasting, enduring; »tatio-
nary, »etUed, permanent; nnchanging, nn-
varying ; II. s. (str.) n. »tanding, abode, »tay ;
hier ift meinet 8-« nid):, here i» no abiding
for me.
«Blcid), I. adj. pale; faint, faded; sallow; wan;
H. comp, —farbig, adj. livid; -flüffigrett,/.
bleacbing liquid; — $aar, n. bleached hair;
-f<iSt, m. vid. Sbterralr } — plab, m. bleacb-
ing place or ground, bleach-field, bleach-
yard; — pulper, n. bleacbing powder; —folj,
n. Chem. chlorate of liine, detergent aalt;
-ftatt, -ftättt, /. vid. — plat« -fud)t, /.
green-aickne»», chlorojis ; — füdjtig, adj. chlo-
rotic; — tuä)er, n. pl. Heuian roll»; — BXffib,
/. vid. fUeUbe, 3.; —»äffet, n. bleacbing
liqnor.
Slei'd)c, (io.) /. 1. paleneia, wanne«, pallid-
neu, whitenea»; 2. a) the act of bleaching;
o) vid. Sleilbplai; 3. a clay-wall.
SIet'djen, (u>.) v. I. a. 1. to bleach, whiten;
Hort, to Manch; 2. to make pale, white;
n. n. 1. to tnrn or grow white or pale, to
whiten; 2. (str.) vid. Serbteüben.
»Wiber, (str.) m. 1. bleacher; 2. or ffilet'«
d)ert, (str.) Com. a pale (red) wine.
IBIei'en, (v>.) v. a. 1. to lead; 2. 7. to plumb
(» wall),
SBIei'ern, adj. leaden, of lead.
SBleib'e, (v>.) f. Ich. bleak-fish, blay, bream.
SBIei'tcbt, adj. lead-tike.
Slei'tg, adj. leaden, containing lead.
Blenbs, comp. — fenfter, n. dark, blank, dor-
mant or mock-window; —fugein,/, pt. Gun.
imoke ball«; -rlaterne, /. dark lauter n; — ,
lebet, n. vid. 6d)euleber j — rahmen, m. Point.
temporary or canrau-frame; —»tri, n. 1.
vid. £lenbe, 2. /); 2. blind or falte *how,
deluiion, illnaion; deeeit; mockery.
SBlea'be, (vi.) f. 1. vid. Slenblaternej 2. o)
blind; foiding-tcreen; 6) blinker, cf. 6d)eu>
lebet } c) vid. 5Kötenfd>iibj d) Mar. vid.
SBUnbe, II.; e) partition, icreen; /) Arch.
niebe, receat; g) Fort, blinda (pL); man-
telet; 3. Min. blend, falte galena, wild or
mock-lead, black-jack.
SSlenten, (u.) v.a.l. to blind, »trike blind;
2. to blindfold; 3. Fort, to blind; 4. lit. k
fig. to dazzle; to delade, decelve; 5. Dy. to
dye but iightly ; b-b, p. a. dazzling, glaring.
Slenb'Iing, (str.) m. 1. a natural child, bat-
tard; 2. an animal of a crou-breed, mongrel.
SBlen'bung, (u>.)/. 1. blinding, &c; 2. vid.
»lenbe, 2./).
♦ffllefft'ren, (u.) v. a. to wonnd, vid. »er«
nunben.
♦SBlepr 1 , (tc.)/. wonnd, vid. fSunbe.
SBIeJ, (str.) m. Min. an iron wedge.
SB Urf, (str.) m. 1. look, glance, caat of the
eye, twinkiing; flash of the eye, glimpse,
peep; view; ber fibneUe or fd)arfe — , /Sg.
quickneu of pereeption, acute diacernmeat ;
einen einen — in ... tbun Iaffen, to give one
n giimpte of ...; einen — tbun in <Sr»a», to
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sae lata; «f einen or mit einem - , at onel
view or glance; auf ben erften— , at the flntj
glance, at fint sight ; 2. flath (of light);
comp. — fttttl, n. Mar. false-fire (a species
of bin« signal fire); — fllber, n. reflned sil-
ier; — jiel, ». point of View, objeet.
©liefen, (10.) o. I. n. 1. to glance, look, ca»t
looki; — [äffen, to ihow; 3. Min. to appear
shining; ftdb — [äffen, to thow one'i «elf, to
make one'i appearance; II. a. to look, to
exprest by looking.
ffilülb, L aa*. 1. blind, tightlest ; auf einem
Ynge — , blind of one eye, 3. tarnished;
anü;fig-s. 3. dazzled; blind (gegen, to me-
rit, 4c); 4. (— ergeben) bigoted; 5. falie;
b-e Jtaj, Garn, blind man'« boff; — madjen,
I. to strike blind; 3. to deaden, doli, tar
nish (meuis, glast, *c); ein b-dj. bnck-akin, kid-skin.;
— mütjle, /. a wind-mill built upon trestles;
—pfeife, /. bag-pipe, born-pipe; — Mut, n.
dried goat'a blood; — fpiel, n. Garn, skip-
frog; — fprung, m. Man. goat'a leap, caper,
capriole.
fiocte*, comp. (c/. Sott) — bort, m. Bot.
goat'a beard; goat-marjoram; —beere, /.
dew berry ; —beutet, m. (S. G.) 1. a roond-
iah ponch-abaped wine-bottle, usually con
taining a rare Franconian wine, denomi
nated eteinwetaj 2. or —beutelet, /. col.
onaint old coatom, old prejudice, pedan-
try; — beutln, m. eol. pedant; — born, m,
Bot goat'a tborn; — gerud), m. goatish
amell; —born, %. 1. Bot. goat'a born, bnck'a
born; 2. an Instrument made of a goat'*
hon; fig-s. in* —born blafen, to sound false
mann; «Stnttt in* —born jagen, to frigbten
one ont of bis wit*, to bully; — bornfome, m
vid. fflriecbifä) £eus — pimpineUe, utd.eteta;
pimpineUe.
Weben, (*tr.) n. (dim. o/»oet) Md.
Sodyen, (v.) v.n. 1. to laat after the he-goat;
2. Mar. vid. etempftn, II. n.; 3. (of hör
■ei) to tbrow tbe body forward and the bind
lege np, to plnnge; 4. or »Wein, SBotf entyn,
(w.) to ameil like a goat.
SoaTig, ßtarUHr «*"• 1- 1™«» 1 » ft « r *« ■«
goat, rntting; 2. goatlsb, (amdling) like a
goat, rammiah.
ffiöd*tjeb, adj. goatiah ; lewd.
tbcfotn, : I. (str., pl. <Böttn) m. 1. gronnd;
aoil; 2. (gnf— ) Aoor; 3. bottom (of a tob,
ic); head(-piece, of a caak); Mus. back
(of a violin, *c); crown (of a hat); 4. Bot.
reeeptacle; bottom (pL carde* [of an arti-
choke]); 5. loft, garret; 6. barn; — eine«
6(bi(fee con Äupfer, aheath; ein - SBaaX,
a wax-eake; Omni) unb — , property, terri-
tory; auf eigenem ®runb unb — , on oae'e
grounds, territory ; ju Qrunb unb — geben,
to get entirely ralned; JO — , down; }U —
brieten, to cmih; unter bem — , uder-
gronnd ; viel — nebjutn, Man. to cover Brach
gronnd; wenig — nehmen, Man. to beat th«
dost; mit fajmalem, plattem, tc. — , narrow-
bottomed, flat-bottomcit , *c; II. comp. —
bled), n. tinplatea for bottom* ; — eifen,n. vid.
JUlfateifen i -eute,/. vid. 6d)leiereuU i —fett,
n. Gun. the fint re-enfbree ; — friefe, m. pL
Gun. re-eoforce rings, breech mouMUagt;
—t)oI}, n. Coop. beading; — fammer, /. ajar-
ret; — to«, adj. bottomleas;— matte,/. floor-
mat; —naget, m. brad; — nuhung, /. im-
prorement of the aoil; — planten,/, pl. Mar.
exterior and inferior planka of the abip'a
bottom; garboards; —pumpe,/. Mar. bilge
pump; — rab, n. Hör. (bat! große) centre-
wheel; (ba* rteine) third wheel; — fage, /.
tarning *aw ; — (ab, m. bottom gronnds, *el-
tllngs, sediment, lee«, dregs; (S-to.) bit-
tering*; — febrattbe, /. vid. — jltberj — ftdbc,
m. pl. Coop. croas-bara; — ftanbig, adj. Bot.
hypogynie ; — (lein, m. Mill. bed-stone, bed-
der, the lower or stationary mill-stoae; —
ftube, /. garret; — frfief, n. 1. Gvn. breech
(of a cannon) ; 2. Coop. beading staff, bot-
tom-piece; — teig, m. nnderernat; — tbftr, /.
loft-door, garret-door; —treppe, /• garret-
■taircase; — jicber, m. 1. Coop. torrd; 2.
Surg. terebra or plercer; — }in*, m. gra-
nary-rent, loft-rent; Com. atorage.
SSo'benfee, (str.) m. Geog. lake of Comtance,
Lake Constance.
SbVmen, (w.) u. a. 1. T. to bottom or head
(a caak); 2. Com. to insnre (veisela).
Böbmerei', «. I. (».)/. Com. bottomry; groas
adrenture; Selb auf— an8tfcun or aufneb'
nun, to advance or take money upon a »bip's
bottom; «Selber auf — nehmen, to hypo-
thecate a sbip; II. comp. — brief, m. letter
i or bill of bottomry, bottomry bond ; — geber,
m. advancer of money on bottomry; —neb*
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tut, m. bonrower or taker ob bottomry;
— toedjfel, m. vid. — brief.
»o'fift, (»fr.) m. pnff-ball, bnll-flat
SBo'gen, i. I. (str., provine. pl. Beugen) m,
1. bow (any thing bent or curved); bend; 2.
Geom. ans, portioa of a eircle ; 3. Areh. areh,
vaalt; 4. Mut. a) bow, fiddle -stick; 6) vid.
Jtrommbogen} c) bind, tie [—•]; 5. (band-)
bow; 6. «beet (of paper); in SBaafib nnb
vid. in »auf<b$ ber gluß raaibt einen — , tbe
riv«r raake» a bend ; II. comp. — bejeufanng,
/. TVp.«ignatare;— Softer, m. drill; Areh-s.
bie obere — cnroe, /. extrados; tie untere
— cnroe, intradoa; — bod), n. arcbed-roof;
—bette,/, vanlted ceiling; — fadjen, n. Hat
bowing; — fabrt, /. Com. pnrchue in tbe
lnmp; — fenfter, n. bow- or bay-window;
—firmig, ad}, bow-ibaped; Bot. See. vanlted ;
— führnng, /. vid. — ftruhj — gang, m. co-
vered walk, archway , arcade; — gerfift, n
Areh. ceatreof an areb; — Stift, f. folio;
ein Bad) in — grfife, a two-leaved book;
— tnftrament, n. Alu«, bow-initroment, any
atringed inatrament played with a bow; —
loubt, /. arched arbo(o)r, bower; — leber, n.
T. batter'i bow-leath'er ; — nad)en, n. arebing ;
— moiber, m. vid. Bogenerj — fdge, /. bow-
aaw; — f dtfefien, n. ibooting with tbe bow,
arehery; — fd)tegcn, n. 1. vid. — machen* 2.
w»d. — fachen; — febbt* , m. T. key-itone; —
febuitt, m. cid. Äreiiabfcbnittj — fd>uf , m
bow-shot; arched -shot; innerhalb ~fd) n f 5
»rite, withia bow-«hot; — fdbü^e, m. archer,
bow-man; — febubenfunft, /. tbe art of ar
chery; — febne, /. 1. bow-atring; 2. Geom.
chord; — fptegel, m. arched looking-glais ;
— fptung, m. Man. enrvet; —(lab, m. bow-
«taff; — ftein, m.Arch. arch-ttone; — fttflung,
/. arcade; —ftrieb, m. Afii*. 1. itroke of the
bow; 3. (way of) bowing, management of
the bow; —weife, ad), i. adv. 1. arch-wue;
2. by «beeta; — firfel, m. bow-compawei,
calliperi, dWiden.
iBo'genet, (str.) m. bow-maker, bowyer.
So'gig, adj. arched, bent, linnooa,
»ögfyriet, (rtr.) n. vid. fflugfpriet.
»ob'Ie, (io.) /. 1. (thick) plank, board; 2,
bowl.
Bob/len, (u>.) v. a. to plank.
B6b'me, (n>.) m ., B ö b'minn, ( w. ) /. Bohemian,
Söhnten, n. Geog. Bohemia (P. N.).
Böb/mer, I. adj. vid. Bfibmifd)) II. («fr.) m.
vid. Ceibenfcbioanj.
Böb/nwfcb, adj. Bohemian ; bot finb ihm b-e
Börfer, prov. that u Greek to him; b-e
Srübcr, Ecc. Bohemian brethren,Moravians.
Bobn», comp. —ort,/, chip-axe; — Wrfte, /.
rnbbtng bruuli; —läppen, m. rnbbing-clont.
»ob/ne, (w.) /. 1. Bot. bean; ttrfif*e or
nalfd)e — , Frencb bean, kidney-bean ; 2. Vtt.
vid. Jtetmung, 1.
Sob'nen«, comp. — bannt, m. Bot. bean-tre-
foil, tree-treföll, cytiim; —er}, n. Min. pea
ore, granoJar or pltiform iron-ore; — ganä, ,
/. vid. Saatgan« 5 — faptr, /. Bot. bean-ca-
per; — fei«, -fern, m. vid. Aennnng, 1.;
— freut, n: bean-trenel , «avoory; — febu«,
m. vid. Xemrang, l.j — ftange, /. prop for
benni; — ftraud), m. vid. — bau«} — ftrob,
n. bean-itraw.
Bob/nen, (w.) v. a. to rnb, poliih wltb wax,
to wax, beei-wax.
Böbn'baTe, (».) m. 1. protn'nc. »id.f>fuf(btrj
2. Com. interloper, outg. go-between.
Bobr, I. s. (ttr.) m. vid. fflofcrtrj II. comp.
— banf,/. »id.— labe} — Wotf, m. Afar. clave;
— brnoe, /. Mech. brace (mit Bobrern, and
bit«), hand-pad; —egge,/. driU-harrow ; —
etfen, n. Mech. bit; — fityrtr, m. Watch-m.
guide; — fäfer, m. Bnt. ptlnus; — fräbe, /.
rid. — fpibnej —lobe,/. ?*. boring-frame;
— lod), n. bore, angnr-bole; — Ijffel, m. Afin.
•conring-bit ; — mebl, n. boringi, bore-duit;
— «Üble,/, boring-mill; — «nfdjel,/. Conc/i.
plerce-atone; — pflüg, m. Agr. drill-plough;
—platte,— fd)eibe,/. brea»t-plate*(ofa drill);
— fpabne, m. pl. bore-chip«, boringi; — fptn»
bei nnb Crillftange, /. drill and drill-atock;
— fp*be, /. vid. — eifent —ftange, /. boring-
rod; — oerfttd), m. experimental boring; —
»nrm, m. vid. €Sd)iff«bobrer) — jeng, n.
boring-toola.
Bohren, (w.) ». a. to bore, drill, perforate;
to pierce, terebrate; ein ©djiff inten (Srnnb
— , Mar. to link a veitel.
Bob'rer, (ttr.) m. 1. bore; borer, (Kagefc or
3»«-) gim(b)let, (gaf-) piercer,(»riU-)
wf table, drill; Surg. (Aopf— ) perforator;
(Blafenftein— ) litbontriptor; ein großer — ,
auger; ber SWeifel— , chnrn-drill.
Boi, (ßtr.) m. Com. baize; boi'en, adj. made
of baize, baize.
BoU, comp, —leine (or Bottine), /. —feil, n.
Mar. bnoy-rope; — fal), n. bay-ialt.
»Bojar', (w.) m. Bojar, Boyar.
Bo'je, (vi.) f. Mar. buoy; bie — «M»e>t, the
booy ii floating; B-nfaflen, m. caiuon.
Bo'jtr, (str.) m. Mar. a veaiel employed fcr
laying tbe booya,
B6lf en, (io.) ». n. vid. BWfen.
BoE, Bellig, adj. ((.«.) 1. brittle; hard;
j itiff; 3. ronnd; bulbous, globular.
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Sollt, (w.) /. provinc balb; ball; S-nge*||*Braiti'ren, (10.) «. a. Com. to valne, tax.
niä)t, n. bolb(ace)oa« plant
SBottcr, (str.) m. p*. Mar. timber-beada,
kerel-hcada.
S6l'ler, (*tr.) m. «mall gan (cannoa).
Sol'lid)t, ad), bulbona, vid. Soll, a^>.
Solftoerf , (*tr.) n. bnlwark, bnation, acoace ;
S3-8f(büb, n. SB-Sioebre, /. eoanter-gnard;
SB-ftbnrui, m. tower-bastton.
Solognefer, [pron. bblbnyi'zer] L ad). Bo-
lognesc,Bolognian; II. *. (*lr.) m. or —bnitt),
m. Bologna-dog, lap-dog; ber furjbaarige
— bunb, King Charte»' dog; apaniel; — fpotb,
— fietn, m. Min. Bolognian (Bonooiao) »tone
or pboipbor.
*95o'luS, m. l.bole; armeutfd)er — > Anneninn
bole ; 2. Far. cfaew-ball ; —artig, ad), bolary.
fflol'jen, (str.) m. bolt: 1. arrow for tbe croas
bow ; 2. a «trong iron aail or peg, pin ; bunb
unft burd) gcbenber — , in and out bolt; 3,
beater (belonging to a amoothing-iron); 4. a
prop (u*ed in minea); —topf, m. burr; —
fdjeibe, /. Gun. traaaom-plate.
Solj'gcrfibe, odj. bolt-apright, straight, -per-
pendiuular. [t»W. Sugfirer.
SBo'mätfcber, (str.) m. provinc. (an. bobbler),
♦ äßorabarte, (vi.) f. 1. $Gvn. bombard; 2.
Mas. bombardo (an ancient maiical inatru-
ment of tbe wind kind & also a voice in an
organ). [bombardment
♦ SSombartemenf, [Fr., pron. — mäng'J n. (str.)
•Sombarbier', [*'r., pron.—ayif], Borabars
bi'rcr, (str.) m. bombardier (also Ent.);
— galtote, /. bomb-ketch, bomb-veuel.
«tBombarbi'ren, (w.) v. a. to bombard, bomb.
♦Bombafetf, (str.) in. Com. bombazette.
*S8ombaftn', m. Com. bombazine.
♦ Bombaff, (str.) m. bombait; b-ifd), adj.
Bon/be, (w.) /. bomb-ahell. [bombastic.
äBom/ben*, comp. — feft, adj. bomb-proof;
rtffei, -«orfer, m. (bomb-)mortar; —elfte,
/. bomb-cheit; caia»on ; — {<biff, n. vid.Sonu
barbiergaliotri -fplitter, -brud), m. -fra*,
n. splinter; — jünber, m. fa»ee.
»om'met, (u>.) /. rulg. tauet, »id. Quafte.
BonVmtln, (u.) v. n. cid. {Baumeln.
Bonifa'ciut, SonifSj', m. Boniface (/>. iV.),
♦ Bonifici'ren, (u\) «. a. Com. to make good,
to make an allowance.
»Bo'niecebTren, (w.) v. n. Com. Low, to cede
one'» property to one'a creditora, to render
or give up one'a eflecta, to aorrender one'»
»elf.
*SBottitäf, (w.)f. l.goodneM, intrinsicworth;
2. out »tanding debt. [Icn. bonito.
»Bonfte, (to.) /• (Bonit* or) Bonneffif«), m.
♦ Bonner", (str.) n. Mar. bonnet; bat unter*
fte — , drab(b)ler; ein — anreiben, to laee
a bonnet.
Son'ten, (w.) /. j>l. Com. check«, liatadoea.
Son'je, (to.) m. bonze.
Boot, (str., pt. »oo'te or BWe) n. boat;
ba« grofe — eine« ©djiffe«, tbe long-bont;
bat Heine — , jolly boat, »mall boat.
Soott;, comp. — onfcr, m. grapnel, grapling;
— bauer, m. boat-bailder; — tfgentbämer, m.
barge-maiter ; — baFen, m. l.boat «taff, boat-
book, »etting pole; 2. t'oneh. devil'a claw;
— flampen, /. i>l. «cantle«, chocka for a boat;
— fnedjt, m. boataman, waterman, Seaman,
aailor; — frabber, pi. Mar. gripea; — lente,
pl. aailora, mariner» ; —mann, m. boatsvain ;
boataman, aailor; barger; — mannfd)aft, /.
boat'« crew; — mannfge^filfe, m. yeoman;
— mannJpfeife, /. boatawain'i call; — feil, ».
boafa rope; —tau, n. f»»t; — »adjter, m.
keeper of tbe boat; — jieber, m. halaier.
S86o'ti'(fn, n. Geog. Bosotia. ■ [fellow.
SBfio'tift, (str.)m. 1. Bosotian ; 2. fig. »tnptd
*ä8o , rar, (str.) m. Cliem. borax; rober — , tin-
cal; — faure* ®al}, n. borate; — f4ure, /.
boracic aeid.
Starb, (str.) m. & n. 1. border, brim, brink;
2. Mar. hoard; 3. provinc. ibelf; Aber — ,
above or over board; an — , on board,
a-board ; $ober— einet ©6>tffif6, tbe weather-
■ide ; über — werfen, 1 . to beave over board ;
2. fig. to ttarow over, rejeet; an — bringen,
to emberk; an — fein, to be on board; an
— geben, to go on board (of a ahip); an —
legen, to board, to lay a-board; — an — ,
along-iide, by tbe aide of; Com-s. am — »er»
raufen, to »eil free on board; am — notirt,
qnoted on board; (jtoften) an — gn bringen,
(charge at) »hipplng.
»ort«, (w.)f. vid. Borte.
BoVbenftabl, (str.) m. vid. Bunbftabl.
S8orbeB', («rr.) n. brothel.
»orten, (w.) v, a. 1. Mar. vid. entern; 2.
or «fiorbfren, to border, edge, lace, trim,
to akirt.
»Sorbi'rer, (str.) m. embroiderer.
*»orbi'rung, («>.)/. lacing, edglng, bordore.
Sorg, (str.) m. I. provinc. gelded bog; II. 1.
borrowing; credit, trnat, tick; auf—, npon
credit, npon tick; »on —leben, to live on
credit; auf — nebmen, to tick; 2. Mar. (in
comp.) preventer-, fal«e-, «pare-; — in ber
XBonb, ahrond «topper; — binbfel be* Bon:
nett, m. preventer of tbe bonnet; — braffen,
/. pt. preventer brace«; — brebreep, m. falsa
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Ue, -partuncn bcr etaigen, pi. traveling
back staya; — raa, /. »pare-yard; — ftag, n.
preventer atay; — ftengcn, /. pi. apare-top-
maat»; —tau, n. preventer; -roanbtau, n.
preventer ihroad, swifter.
SJor'gcn, (w.) v. a. 1. to borrow, to Uke
(gooda) on credit; 2. to lendjhb give on
SBor'ger, (ttr.) m. borrower. [credit.
»crt«, (tu.)/- 1. b»<*; 2. §cab; 8-nMfer,
m. Eni. bark-icantb.
aBorfig, adj. barky.
SBorn, (str., pt. »or/ne AS6Vne) m. provinc.
& * spring, well, foantain, vid. JBrunnen.
SSor'retfd), (indeci.) m. Bot. borage.
fflerS, (*fr.) m. Jc/t. percb, vid. {Bari.
SBoVfe, (ic.)/. !• pnrse; 2. exchaage.
Sor/fen*, comp. —Matt, n. litt of excbanges;
— bud), n. pocket ledger; —gebangt, ». tas-
»eU (pJ.); - 8*Wfte, «• P^ exchange-buai-
neaa; — JaBc, /. excbange-hall ; — ortmung,
/. evcbange regolationa or law*; — fpiel, n.
— f(bad)er, m. »tock -jobbing ; — {puler, m.
stock-jobber.
CBotfi, I. (slr.) m. vxilg. bartt, cbJnk, rent;
K. comp. — btfen, — »ifd>, m. hair-broom,
duiter; — pinfei, m. painter'a bru«h.
»orffe, (v>.) f. briatle; 8-nblnfe, /. Bot.
goose-rush, atool-bent; b-nfjrmig, adj.
brintle-ahaped.
©orffen, (lo.) v. refl. to briatle, to atare op.
SBorfFig, adj. 1. briatly, bruiby; 2. Bot. »e-
SBort, (str.) m. li n. vid. ©Ort. [taceou.
Sört, (u>.)/. provinc. for {Reibe, qv. ; -fd)iff,
n. regaiar trading-vesael or trader.
Sorte, (ic.) /. 1. border, edging ; 2. galloon,
lace; loop-lace; purl-antlet, purl-lace; 3
Arch. frieze; comp. SB-nmaiber, SB-nnrirfer,
m. lace-maker, ribbon-weaver; ©-nfticfen,
n. S-nfti(ferei,/. broad-atitch.
JBcTs'ärtig , T. adj. malignant: 1. ill-natured,
bad, wicked ; ein o-t$ $ferb, a viciont horte ;
9. infectiooa, virulent; II. »-feit, (w.)/. n
lignity: 1. maiignancy, ill-natnre, badneu,
wickedaeu; 2. virnlence.
SBöfiben, (u.) u. o. 7*. to tlope, etcarp.
Stffdittnfl, (ic.) /. Fort., /Ire/». &c. acarp,
' alope, acclivity, taloa.
SBöfe, I- adj. 1. bad; Hl, evil; wicked; mali-
ciooi ; 2. irritable, pasaionate ; qaarrelaome ;
3. angry (mit, with [one]; übet, at [aome-
thing]); 4. uoxiona, bnrtful, harmful ; 5. dia
grnceful ; 6. »ore (thront, feet, eyea) ; aching
(tootb. 4c.); ber - geinb, vid. »6fe, *. 1.;
btt* — SBefen, epilepsy ; — SBetter, pt Min.
choke-damp; fid) — füllen, to feiga anger,
IL s. (decl. Uke adj.) 1. m. tbe wicked one,
foul Send, devil; 2. vid. <B6femia)t; 3. Uf
SB-n, m. &f. pi. tbe bad; tbe wicked; 4. n.
evil, ill; mischief, barm.
»ö'fetoicit, (itr., pL »ö'feBidjte, or »cVftnieb*
ttr) m. villaio, mitcreaat, recreant, wicked
rogne, reprobate.
S854'b,oft, adj. aallcloos, wicked, malignant,
miacbievou, raacorooa, apiteful.
Söe'beit, (».)/. 1. wickedneta. audice, ma-
lignity; ill-nature; apitefulneaa; villany, fla-
gitioaaneaa; 2. anger; auf — , from apite;
8B-«fün»e, /. Theol. «in of malice.
SBoiS'Iia), ado. malicioacly, malignantly.
»osniirte, (».) m. »oo'nttr, (*«r.) m. »o«'.
nifa), adj. Bosnian.
SBoJ'ni'e'n, n. Geog. Boania.
♦ »offen, fiSof'fcln, »offi'ren, (to.) v. a. to
emboae in wax, *c.
«SoffTr'arbeit, (w.)/. emboument.
*58offi'rer, (*tr.) m. emboaaer.
8ö*'»iUig, I. adj. malevolent, ill-willed; II.
95-feit, (w.) /. malevolence, ill-will. -
♦IBota'nif, (vi.) f. botany.
♦SBoto'iufer, (str.) m. botaniat. »
*Soto'nif(b, adj. botaaic, botanical.
«fBotanifi'ren, (to.) v. n. to botanize, ber-
borixe.
SBo'te, (»o'tbe) (u>.) m. mesaenger; foot-poat,
ronner; ((Seridjte— ) apparitor; ein eigener
— , an expreaa.
SBo'ten», comp. — ontt, t>. tbe office wheoee
mesaenger» are diapatcbed or. where they
are foond; — tfufer, m. foot-poat, errand-
goer, carrier; — lobn, n. meaaenger'a fee;
—meßtet, m. matter of tbe meaaengera (in
tbe pott office); — fdjiff, n. packet -boat;
packet. [(of morn, Ac)
So/tinn, (».)/. »ambaaaadreaa, meaaeoger
SBSfmJftg, I. adj. anbjected, tribntary; II.
Sä-f eit, (w.) /. dominion, away.
S85t'fd)aft, (io.) /. 1. meaaage, errand; 2. cm-
baaay; 3. oewa, intelligence ; frobe — , glad
tidioga.
SB5f fcbafter, (*tr.) m. ambattador.
»otfn)er (/or »öf tieier), *. L(«t>.) m. coo-
per; II. comp. — bell, n. (eooper'a) adze;
— bonbwerf, n. coopery; — tobn, m. cooper-
age; — marfe, /. timber-mark; — »ertftott,
/. cooperagc; — »odje, /. tbe firat week of
tbe lair in Leipaic.
Söttdjerei', (u.) /. the trade or workahop of
a cooper, oooperage.
SBot'tid), (ttr.) m. coop, tob, vat.
*»ouiBon', [Fr., pron. bilyöng 1 ] /. broth,
beef-tea; -fudjen, m. -tttfd, /. portable
aoap, solid brotb.
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•ßonatttf, [**■., pron. bttHSf] /. 1. noaegny,
ooaovet; 2. oW. »tarne, 3.
«BoaflVle, («>.)/• box-compaae.
•»Oltteülc, [i'V-., pron. buteYye] (io.) /.
ghae-bottle, vid. glaffbe.
• Boro'le, [fingt., pro», hole] (ic.)/. bowl.
•Bor'cn, (jo.) «• refl. k n. to box.
♦Sßoi'cr, (*tr.) m. boxer, pogiliit.
So«)', »on'e, »id. Bot, »oje.
fflrabantf, n. Gcog. Brabant.
Brabanrer, Brabanfifd), adj. Brabantine;
Brabant; — Site, eil of Brabnnt.
Brad), I. od», fallow, unploughed, untllled;
— liegen, to He fallow; n. comp, —acter,
fallow, fidlow-ground,-Iandor-Aeld; — biftel,
/. Bot. ihare-wort; — fabre, — fabrt, /. fal-
lowing; — (Mb, n. vid. — adter* — flur, /. a
tract of fallow-land; — gerfte, /. innom-bar-
ley; — tftnnt.f. Orn. golden or green plover;
— t dfer, m. £n(. fern-beetlc ; —Forn, n. fallow-
erop; — lanb, n. nid.. — «dter j — lerere, /. vid.
geftlerdbei — monat, m. Jone; — »ogel, m
Orn. 1. the cpotted plover; 2. ber grofe — ,
plovtfjfc curlew; 3. ber Heine — > dotterel; —
jeit. /. fallowing «eaaon.
Bra'cbe, (te.) /. faltownesa; fallow; fallowing;
Die gefömmerte, balbe, böge or grüne — ,
green fallow.
S5ra'(bcn, (u.) v. «. 1. to plough (a Geld) after
it haa been lying fallow ;.n. to fallow; 2. to
convert (a pond, *c.) into arable land; 3
to clear (a vineyard) of weeda; 4. to beat
(flax, berap). [Bot. quill-wort.
Brad)f'ens, »n comp. —Traut, n. — forn, m
SBracf , I. *. 1. (w.) m. Sport, a aetting dog,
«etter, pointer, an. ^ brach; 2. (*tr.) n. or
8-e, (u>.) /. (or —gut, n.), vid. Ku8f*«>, 1 . i
II. or Braifig, adj. brackiah ; III. comp . — a>af ■■
fer, n. braekiah water. [out; to clear,
Sracfen, (to.) v. a. to «ort, to «iogle or caat
Sraif er, (ttr.) m. Com. aorter, ioapector.
Bro/gen, (w.) v. a. Sk-dr. to ttretch hidea
and make them limber.
»ra&ma'ne (»radjmo'ne), Srabrnfne, (to.) m.
Bramin (brachman, brahmin, brahmen), Hin-
doo prieat; Srabmo/nifä) , adj. braminical,
brahmanical.
Brdb'nen, Brdb'men, (w.) v. n. Sport, to
brim or go to brim.
»ra/fe, (m.)/. vid. Stete« fc $[ad>t<Bred)e
Krim, I. (*tr.) m. 1. any pointed long Instru-
ment, aa an awl; 2. vid. $rabm; II. comp,
Mars. — fegel, n. top-gallant-aail ; — fegek
t fibltc, /. loom-gale, top-gallant-(mast)gale ;
— (lenge, /. top-gallant maat.
ttramar'ba*, m. (P. y.)/g. blaaterer, boaater,
b raggart, bully, hectoring or roarlng fal-
low, hector.
Sramarbofi'rcn, (io.) v. n. to blaster, brag,
hector, awagger, bully.
Brd'me, BrdnVfc, Srömfcn, vid. Bremfe, *c
Bfamt'ne^o.) m. cid. Bra^mane.
*Bran'd>e^FV., pron. bräng'she] (w.)/../Sg.
branch, line, department.
Sronb, Jt. I. (str., p(. Brdn'bc) m. 1. buming:
a) the act of bnrning (tilea, ic), baking (of
porcelaio, Ac); 6) (Ire; combuation; con-
flagration; 2.a)brand,&rebrand; o)traia(of
powder) ; 3. Med. & Sttrg. a) carlea ; 1 0tter — ,
aphacelua, mortification ; beider—, gangrene;
fend)ter — , humid gangrene; o) burn, bum-
ing, acalding; 4. Bot. blaat, bligbt; amot;
ergot; carbancnlatioo; 5. Gen. the dir! er
aoil left in the Chamber of a gun after firing;
6. vid. — flefle? 7. T-s. a batch of thinga
which are prepared by bnrning; aa many
bricka, pota, &c. aa are burnt at one heating
of the fornace; in — geraden, to take fire,
ignitc ; in — fteifen, to »et on fire, to aet fire
to, to fire, ignite; II. comp. —ober,/. Anat.
iliac vein ; crural artery ; — affeCttTOnj, /. vid.
$euert>erfld)erung > — bertler, m. a peraoo who
bega in conaeqnence of having been a aufferet
by fire ; — Mttfe, — Mutter, /. Mieter cauaed by
fire; — bod 1 , m. cob-iroo, andiron, fire-dog,
creeper; —bombe, /. carcaaa; — brief, m. 1.
atteatation of loaa by fire; 2. incendiary-let-
ter; — eoffe, /. fire-inaurance office; — rifen,
n.ind.— boetj— ente,/.m'd.gud;«gan«5— eulc,
/. ivy-owl; — fefl, adj. fire-proof; — (über,
n. inflammatory fever; — fürt, m. Orn. fla-
ming finch; — flerf, m. 1. a barren piece of
land; 2. or — fleifen, m. mark of bnrning;
— faä)t, m. 1. Zoo(. brand-fox; 2. Sport
dark.aorrel (horae); — gan«, /. vid. JfudjC*
ganSi —gaffe, /. apace between housea oi
military tenta to prevent the commnnication
of fire; — giebel, m. massive gable carried
up throngh the roof; — glodte,/. vid. Sturms
glotfe» — bufen, m. vid. fteuerbofen; _» ot b,
m. fire-guard; —forn, n. blighted com; —
taget,/, fire-ball; — lattid), m. vid. $u(laU.
tiu)j —Idter, /. vid. geuerleiter } —leger, m.
incendiary ; —legung,/, incendiariam; — tod),
n. Gun. fuaee-hole; —mal, —mar!, n. brand,
mark burnt in, note, atigma; — mauer, /■ a
itrong fire-proof wall , party-wall ; — meife,
/. vid. ÄoMmeifej — opfer, n. burnt-offcr-
ing; — orbnung, /. vid. geuerorbnnng » —
pappe, /. vid. fprejifpanj — pftyl, m. burn-
ing-itake; — probe t f. fire-teat; (CongreW-
fn>e) — rafeten, /. pl Congreve-rocketa, war-
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rocket«; — regen, m. bIigntingrain;—roggen,
m. blighted rye ; — ribre,/. Mar. fire-trunk;
F-w. fiwee; — rofc, /. Afed. a high degree
of St. Anthony'* Are; — rutbe, /. vid. — bodf
—falbe, /. blaat-ointment, aalve for burnings
or bnrnt limbs; — fdjaken, m. 1. damage
caoaed by Are ; 2. linge, burn, hurt caused by
Are; — fdjiff, n. Are-ship; — fd)iefer, m. Min.
coal-ilate; — fd)inmiel, m. Sport, firebrand
gray horte; — fojle, /. Shoe-m. flrat or inner
aole ; —flott, — ftätte, /• 1. «pot where a Are
haa taken place; 3. or — fteUc. /. trid. gener:
fteBej — flein, m. vid. — jiegel; — ftener, /. a
tax levied to relieve ttaose who have goflered
by Are; —ftifter, m. incendiary; — ftiftling,
/. incendiariun , araon; — oogel, m. Orn.
black tern, acare-crow; — n>ad)e, /. 1. Are
watcb ; 2. gnard-«hip ; —»ein, m. vid. Bronnt;
nein; —weisen, m. blighted wheat; — nmnbe,
f. vid. — fdjaben, 2.; — jeiiben, n. 1. wd.
—mal) 2. Are-iign; —{eng, n. tinder-box;
— jiegel, m. Are-brick.
»rangen, (w.) v. n. Mar. to break.
ffiran'ber, (itr.) in. 1. fire-ihip; 2. Cur. fmee
Srantig, ad}. 1. blaited, blighted, imutty,
mildewed; 2. Med. gangrenoni; 3. having
a bnrning amell or taate.
BronVmarr'en, (u.) ». o. to brand; to caat a
brand npon, atigniatize.
Branb'föaten, (tc.) v. a. to lay ander contri
f bation (in Urne of war).
Sran'bung, (u.) /. breakera, anrf, »arge,
■well, waah or daahing of the aea.
Branntwein, (*tr.) m. brandy ; comp. — blafe,
/. still, alembie; — bnnner, m. brandy dia
tiller; — Brennerei,/, diitillery; — geift, m.
spirite of «ine; — gerud), m. imell of «pi-
rita; — gla», n. brandy glaai; — fdjenfe, /.
(—bau*, n. —laben, m.) gin-«hop, whiaky-
«hop, grog-ahop; HWempe, /. — fputid)!, m.
diatiller't waah.
«tafüef^clj, («tr., p{. »rafflet' *&6I)er) /».
Com. Jamaica wood, Braziletto-wood.
»rafflia'ner, (*«r.) m., Braffßa'nerinn(w.)/'.,
»rafHie'mfd), odj. Brazilian.
»rafftflfn, n. eeog. Brazil; comp. — bclj,
n. Brazilian wood, Brazil wood; bo* antil
Bfdje — bolj, vid. Braffletbolj.
Braß, (str.) m. vulg. rnbbish.
»raffe, (w.) /. Jfar. brace (of the yardt) ;
bie großen B-n, raain bracea.
Braf'fen, (*<r.) m. Ich. bream, «id. »leibe,
»raffen, (u>.) v. a. Afar. to brace; bie Staaen
in'* »ierfant {or in'* Äreuj) — , to tqaare
the yarda by the bracea; ouf ben SBlnb — ,
to bring to; bie Segel fd)arf beim SBinbe (or
auf ben fltanb) — , to trim all abarp; M4t
beim SBinbe gebraßt, cloie hanled.
»rufe, comp, —aal, m. Cook, ipitch-cock
(eel); — botf, m. rack; — fifd), m. frying-Aih;
—Ofen, m. frying-oven; dntch-oven, quiek-
oven; — Pfanne, /. frying-pan; — rtbre, /.
vid. — Ofen) — roft, m. gridiron; roaattr;
toaster; — fpief , m. 1. apit, broacb(er); 2.
cant. a sword; — fpiU, n. Mar. wlndlaaa; —
tronunel, /. cradle-ipit ; — nnrft, /. «aniage.
Starten, (rtr.) v. a. (sometimes v>.) & n. to
roaat; in ber$fanne — , to fry ; auf bemfRofte
— , to broil; im £>fen — , to bake; an ber
Sonne — , col. to bnrn, parch, icorch.
Starten, s. I. (itr.) m. roaat meat, roaat;
ben — anftttfen, to apit a plece of meat;
ben — mnmenben, to tarn the roa«t; ben —
begießen, betropfen, to baate the roaating
meat; ben — ritäftTl, fig. vulg. to amell a rat;
II. comp. — brflbe, /. aauce; —fett, n. fat of
roaat meat, kitchen-atnft*, dripplng; — lifftf,
m. baating ladle; — meifteT, m. head-cook:
— rorf, m. Joe. holiday coat; — nenber, m.
tnrnipit, torn-broach, kitchen-jack, amoke-
jack, roaating-jack.
SJräf faje, (».)/• viol, tenor »lolin ; »-nraad>er,
m. Tiol-nuker; S-nfpieler, S5rSrfd>ifr', (io.)
m. violiit.
Srau«, comp. — bered)tigt, adj. licensed to
brew; — bottid), m. brewing-coop, vat; —
fad), n. brewing line; — gefaße, n. — ger4tb=
fd)aften, /. pi. brewing implementa; — ge:
red)tig(eit, /. right of brewing, brewing li-
cenie; —bau*, n. vid. Brauerei, 2.; — berr,
— meifler, m. brewer; — innung, /. brewem"
Corporation, Company of brewera; — reffel,
m. vid. —pfanae) — tned>r, m. brewer'i man ;
—rufe,/, »»d. -iottitt)) — ofen, m. brewing
fornace; — Pfanne,/, (brewer'a) boillng cop-
per; — reibt, n. vid. — geredjtigreit) — »efen,
n. brewing concerna, brewing bnalneaa.
Sraud), («tr., pl. Briu'd)e) m. vid. @ebrand).
Brand/oar, I. adj. At for nie; aeeful, »er-
viceable; efficient, able; n. B-feit, (w.)/.
uaefnlneia.
Bran'iben, (w.) v. I. a. 1. to want, need; to
be in want of, reqnire; Sie — e* nidjt in
fagen, yoa need not teil it (or iay ao); »os
JU — Bie SBein? what do yon want wine for?
2. to nie, vid. <$ebrauä)en) n. imp. (with
Gen.) to want, to reqnire; mat brana)t e*
»euerer 3eugmfe, there needa no farther
evidence; e* braudjt reiner BerNeibnng,
there ii no occasion for diagnite.
Brdudyttd), vid. Oebraud>Itd).
Brau'en, (io.) v. a. to brew.
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tnming. [ery.
Brauerer*, (id.)/. 1. brewer'« trade; 2. brew-
Bram, L adj. 1. brown; 2. dmrfc; tnwny ; b-e
Butter, Med batter; — trab bltto, bleck and
blae; hier, bieB-e, a peraon with a dark com
pleuoa,darkpenon(«omas); berB-t, Sport,
bay-hone; II. «. m. Fab. Brnla (tbe bear);
Ul. comp. -Wer, n. hrown beer; — blelerj,
n. browa lead spar, bravo phoiphate of
lead; -eifenfteüt, m. Min. 1. (frnftaJBffirter)
pyroiiderite; 2. (bid)ter) itilpnosiderite; —
fifa), m. Jen. porpoise; — gelb, adj. fallow,
Uway, feoillemort; —fair, m. Min. 1. (ftrab;
liger) ipkeroiiderite; 2. brown spar, sidero-
caleite; — rebliben, n. — feble, /. Orn. whln-
chatj -~?oijl, m. Bot bore-cole; — foblt,/.
peat, brown coal; boljigt — foble,/. bitami
neue or earbonated wood; — topf, m. vid,
SRittelente) — rotb, I. adj. brown-red, bay,
reuet; II. n. Indien red, red ochre; -^fdjetfe,
f. piebald(horae) ; — {pffn, m. gen. pj. -{pane,
Com. logwood ahavingi; — fpatb, m. vid.
— loB, 2.) — flein, m. mangaaeae, glaee-(ma-
ker'a)aoap; — gla», n. Min. vid, — eifenftein,
2.) -fteetflg, adj. brown-itreaked; -*0gel,
m. Orn. acopns; —nur}, /. Bot. fig-wort,
water-betony, brown-wort.
Brin'ne, {vi.) f. 1. brownneaa; 2. Med. an-
gina: (ge»obnlia)e) aore- thront; (entlaub«
Uajt) qnioay; (bärtige) cronp.
«»roandle, (».)/. 1. Orn. hedge-*parrow,
hedge-warbler; 2. vid. yruntBe.
Brau/nen, (to.) v. I. a. to make brown; to
bronxe (tbe complexion); II. re/l. to grow
brown.
JBrdunlid), adj. browniib; dnak, iwarthy;
—gelb, browniib yeilow, iiabel.
Sroan'fdjwdg , n. Geog. Brnnawick; b-er
Qrftn, n. Bnuuwick green; b-«r «Rummt,
/. Brnaswick mnm (a thick «iropy kind of
brown beer).
(Braut, (#fr.) m. bnetie, Um alt: &aoe nnb
— , reteiry; in ©an* nnb — leben, to revel
Brau'ftbc, (w.) /. bomp, brniae. [and riot.
Bron'fe, 1. 1. (to.) /. 1. fermentation, effer-
veacence, working; 2. rote (ofawatering
pot); n. comp. — betrtel, m. 6urJ. «id. —
ropf) —erbe, /. j<gr. looie moold; — lopf,
— K>inb,m.ftwr(.hot-beaded peraon, blnaterer,
boitteroni yonth; — pulper, n. fliorm. ef-
ferveacent powder, carbonic «cid powder;
— fttfa, m. Min. teolite.
Brau'fen, (to.) «. n. 1. to rnib, roar (of tbe
wind and eea); to kam, bnzz (in tbe ears);
to »nort, snaffle (of aoreea); 2. to fennent,
work, froth (of liqnor); Z.fig. to be hnpe-
tooai or turbulent, to Master, cf. Kufbraus
fenj b-b, p. a. 1. roaring; 2. bolateroue,
boiling, impetnona.
Braut, s. I. («rr., pi. BrttVtr) /. 1. bride,
one wbo le betrothed, destined bride, in-
tended; 2. — in $aareit, Bot. common fen-
nel-flower; II. comp, bride-, bridal (cf.
$0(b}eit£<); — bett, n. bride- bed, bridal
bed ; — enre, /. vid. fMümentcj — fftyrer, m.
bride'a-man; — fubrertnn, /. bride - » maid;
—gab«, /. vid. Xtteftittmtg, 1,) — gemtxb, n.
vid. -fommtrj — gef<btnr, n. bridal preeent;
noptial preaeat; dower; — fjaut, n. bride'e
kabltation (houae); — Jungfer, /. bride'e- ■
mald; —{anner,/, bridal or wedding-cham-
ber; — tieft, n. bridal dresa, wedding gowa;
— fronj, m. bridal wreath; —ruf, m. noptial
kiel ; — leute, vi. bride and bridegroom , cf.
—paar) — Heb,n.bridal-hymn, epithalamium ;
— Btefle, /. 1. mnaic before tbe wedding-ce-
remooy; 2. wedding-ceremony ; — iNKbt, /.
wedding-night; —paar, n. betrothed conple;
—ring, m. weddiog-ring ; — febat, m. Law,
dotal property, cf. QXitgift; — fä)aH,/. bride-
ihow; — fojm«*, — pub, — fiaat, m. noptial
Ornament; — ftanb, m. the «täte of being en-
gaged; (time oQ coortebip; — tag, m. bridal-
day: 1. betrothing-day; 2. wedding -day;
—»ttgen, m. bridal carriage; —»erber, m.
»nitor, wooer, match-maker; — Werbung, /.
mit, match-maklng.
iBrin'rigam, (ffr.) m. bridegroom, a man wbo
1« engaged or betrothed, intended.
erinrlia), adj. bridal, noptial.
SBräo, adj. 1 . brave ; 2. good, honest ; 3. beao-
ttfol, excellent, adv. well; 4. tron. k joc.
donghty ; ein b-er Burf/d), a clever fellow.
BraV^ett, (w.) /. Taliantneu; oprigbtnen,
probity; joc. * iron. dooghtineu.
»Bro/no! [/(.] int. bravo i well done!
♦ Braoonr, [Fr.] (to.) /. valonr, bravery;
— «rie, /. Mut. aria di braxmra (It.), bra-
vnra (air).
Brea)>, comp. — «rjnei, /. vid. —mittel; -
betel, m. T. ripping chiael; — bobne,/. vid.
3»*erto6ne; — beifei, /• T. ripping adle;
— etfen, n. T. 1. crow, erow-bar; 2. vid. —
betel) —fieber, n. a fever attended with vo-
miting; —fliege, /. bloe flesh-fly ; — batnmer,
m. 7*. brick-hnmmer; — $atlf, m. hemp in
sheaTcs; — bebtl, m. vid. — ftangej — famm,
m. vid. Jtrtapel; —mittel, n. Mtd. emetic,
romitory; Pharm-t. — «nf ,/. vid. Arabrn«
ange) — pnloer, n. emetic powder; — punft,
ra. Opt. point ofrefraction;— rabr, /. Med.
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chol«ra; eptbemiflbe — rubr, choleramorbut;
— ftonge,/. crow-bar, hand-apike; Pfiarm-».
— tranf, m. vomitorj potion; — oitriol, m.
vomitory vitriol;— »tue,/. uid.ffirnchroeibci
— Wtm,m. emetic vine; tartariaed antimony-
wine; — meinfteitt , m. tartar emetic, tarta-
riaeil antimony; — murj(el),/. ipecvmanha ;
—fange,/. 2T. a large circular tong; — jeng,
n. toola to break open.
»redybär, I. a<<j. 1. vtU 3er6redblicb{ 3. Opt.
refrangible; II. SB-teit, /. 1. vid. derbrea)'
lubfeitj 2. Opt refrangibility.
äkeib'e, (w.)/. ^ brake, an inatrnment for
dresaing flax or hemp.
SSred/en, (rtr.) v. I. a. 1. to break; to aplit,
to aerer; to fractore (a leg, Ac.); eine 2anje
mit Sine» — , lit. kfig.to break a lance
with ooe, to enter the liati or to enter into
a qoarrel (dispute) with one; eine £onje für
Stnwnb — , to break a lance for one, to
ataod (np) for, to defend one; bas ÜXatj — ,
Breie, to grind, brniae malt; fco« grüne Wal;
— , Breie, to tarn the barley ; 2. to plnck off,
gather (fruit», flowera, Ac); 3. to fold (pa-
per); 4. Opt to «plit, refract (a ray); 5. fig.
to break, infringe, act contrary to ...; Steine
— , to dig ttonea in a qnarry; €t) — , to
break ore; eine Xbtir in eine SXoner
to make a door in a wall; fcie uferte — bie
3abne, thehoraea lo»e theirteeth; ©inrm
ben Ipalt —, to break one't neck; einer
glüfdje fcen -po« — , fam. to crack a bettle;
Die Sarben — , Point, to blend the colouri;
fcie @be — , to commit adoltery; ©ebrodjen,
vid. in GM II- »• (aux. fein) 1. to break;
2. Sport to root (aa a wild boar); 3. Min,
to &ake;fig-i. 4. to break (from), to force
oae's aelf (throigb); 5. to break, vid. TCn*
bretben,l.* 6. vid. SBanferottmerben; mit
—,fi%. to fall ont or break with, to cnt(one) ;
bie Xagen — ihm, hia eyea grow dim; m.
re/t. 1. to break, anrge (of the waves); 2.
Opt. to be refracted; 3. a) to break (of
clondi); o) to change (of the weatber); bat
SBeöer bricht ft(b, the weather breaka; 4.
vid. ©üb firbreifcen j 5. Med. to come to a
criaii; fcer SBefa, :e. brid)t fid), the wine
changea ita coloor.
fflreayen, v. i. (stt.) n. 1. brealdng, beating,
dreuing (of flax, hemp) ; 2. breakage ; S.fig.
breach (of contract, Ac), infraction (of ati-
pnlationa), violation; ef. Brno) A »reiben,«.
SrcaVung, (w.) f. 1. act of breaking, Ac. cf.
Sredjen, v.s.; 2. Opt. refraction, reflection,
aberration ; flä-eebene, /. plane of reflection ;
3. Mut. arpeggio
Cr«, comp. Mar-». — fotfe, /• croaa-jack-
aail, aqoare-aail (of a nloop) ; —gang, m. the
•trakea between the Channel- wale and gnnnel.
Brei, (ftr.) m. pap; «poon-meat (for habe«);
Med. pnlp; comp. — «pfelbanm, m. Bot.
niaberry-tree, aapota-tree; —artig, vid.
SBreiidjtJ — gefd)»ulft,/. Svrg. atheroma; —
Pfanne,/, pap-boat; — umftblag, m poaltice.
SBrer'babn, (*tr.) m. vid. »roiban.
»rei'idjt, SSrertg, adj. pappy, pnlpy.
Sretf'gau, m. Geog. Briagao, Brisgow.
SB reit, L adj. broad; large, wide; flat; fUb
— matbcn, coL to «trat, give one'« seif ain,
to boast (mit, of ) ; — ftbUgen, 1 . to beat down,
flatten; 2. (Sinen) vulg. to abäse one'«
good-nature and gain bim orer to aome-
thing; weit unfc — , far and wide; II. comp,
—ort,/. — beil, n. cbip-ax(e), broad-ax(e);
— blatt, — Ianb, n. Bot. greatmaple, bastnrd
•ycamore; —Blatterig, adj. broad-leaved,
latifoliate, latifolioos; — brüftig, adj. broad-
cheated, broad -breaated; — fefcern, /. pl.
vid. Sungfernfielej — flf<be, pt". Com. flat
codfish; — fetfe,/. vid. SBreefoetej — fnf, m.
Ent. cleanaer; — ffiffg, adj. broad-footed ;
— t)ammer, m. T. flattening hammer; —
Jungfer,/, vid. 8Ba|ferjnngfer j -kropfig, adj.
broad-headed; —lippe, /. Conen, grent
broad-lipped whelk ; — nafig, adj. flat-noaed ;
— ranfcig, adj. broad-brlmmed ; — fJemttfebint,
/. broad-eaat sowing engine; — ftbnttbet, m.
Orn. 1. vid. «äffefente) 2. vid. epatelente»
— fd)nabelig, ac^'.broad-beaked, latiroatrona ;
— ftbnlterig, adj. broad-(or roond-)ahonlder-
ed; — ftimig, adj. broad-fronted; — »ürfig
fien, Hvsb. to aow broad-eaat.
SSrei'te, (w.)/. 1. breadth; width; depth (of
ribbon, lace, Ac); 2. Ast. & Geog. latitnde;
3. diatentioo, wideneaa; 4. a large piain;
5. jig. diffnaenea« (of ityle, *c); — einer
rjtagge, holat of a flag; in bet — fortfegeln,
to rnn down latitnde; S-ngTOb, m. degree
of latitnde; ffl-nftei», m. circle of latitnde.
SBrei'ten, (u>.) v. a. to apread, extend; fcie
Segel — , Mar. to brace tbe «aili in (when
the wind veer« aft).
»relrting, (str.) m. Ich. aprat.
»re'me, («.) /. vid. Sremfe, 1. 6).
Sre'mm, n. Geog. Bremen; SBre/mer, I. adj.
Bremen (@rän,9Mau, &c, green, blae, &c);
II. (ttr.~) an inhabitant of Bremen.
SBrem«, (»fr.) m. R-ie. Ac. brake, break, (car-
riage-)«topper, ef. f>emmfd)»b * i)emmfette;
— lente, p(. brake'a raen; — ftt)»enget, n>.
(handle of a) brake or stopper; —wert, w.
braking apparatna, cf. $emmung, 1.
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©remTt. (».)/. 1. EM. o) gad-fly; J) vid.
$fcrbebremfej 3. »id. »rem»» 3. far. bar-
nacle«, horte-twitchera, (farrier'a) brake.
Crtmfen, (to.) «. a. 1. to apply the barnaclea
to (an unrnly borte); 3. d) R-\o. to pnt on
the brake or carriage-atopper; 6) to pnt
the drag to (a wheel).
8)renn«, comp. — bünbel, n. pl. Mar. bavina;
— cifett, n. 1. Surg. brand-iroo, searing-iron ;
3. Vtt. vid. — Buffer J 3. marking-iron; 4.
H-dr. vid. Jfriufeleifen A Jtrnnfeljange > —
ffttt, n. borning-glaaa; — bau8, n. 1. distil-
lery ; 3. / U. Ac. caating-honae, forge, finery ;
-rbclnt, m. Pitt, head or heim of an alembic
or a «tili ; — bol}, n. fire-wood, fuel ; — t opfel,
/. T. leggar; — lolben, m. Ditt, cucurbit (of
an alembic or a itill); — front, n. Bot. mal
lein, wool-blade; —Haie,/. Geom. 1. (burd)
jurfirfgeisorfene ©trablen) cauatic or cata
caaatic eure; 3. (bnrd) gebrodjene Strab*
len) diacautic enrve; — linfe,/. Opt. bnrn
ing leni; — luft,/. inflammable air; —matt:
rittl, n. fael, combuatiblea, cf. — beljj — mefs
fer, n. Cef. firing-iron; — mittel, n. Surg.
canitic, cantery; — neffel, /. Bot. atinging
nettle; — ofen, m. bnrning oven, kiln; —61,
n. lamp-oil; — pfanne,/. crncible, melting
pot; — punft, m. Opt. focu», focal polnt;
— punft einer frommen State, Gtom. nmbili-
cal point; — fpiegel, m. bnrning reflector;
vid. -glat) -fpitot,/. p(. Bot. atinga;
ftahl, ra. German tteel, abear-ateel; — floff,
m. dum. phlogiaton; frei non — ftoff, de_
phlogiatlcated; —Wette, /. Opt. focal dia-
tance; — »UTJ,/. Bot. Luid. Betbelbttfll 2.
oirf.XBalbrebe, brennendes — }eug,n. diatilling
apparatat; — jlegel, m. kiln or fire brick.
fflrenn'bär, 1. ad), combattible; burnable; 6-e
Stoffe or ©tage, pi. combattible»; n.SB-feit,
/. combtutiblenett.
»ren'nen, (irr.) v. J. n. 1. to bnrn; 3. a) (of
the um) to scorch, parch; 6) to tting (of
Bettlet) ; c) to bnrn, heat (of pepper); 3.fig.
— Ottf, to be eager, intent upon ...; II. (is.)
a. 1. to bnrn (Urne, tile», Ac); 2. Pot. to
bake (polt), to fire; 3. to roatt (coflee, Soor,
Ac); 4. to dittil, ttiU, to draw by diatilla-
tion ; 5. to brand (catkt, theep, Ac.) ; 6. Surg,
to canterlze, to tear; Jtoblen — , to char
(wood); ein Sebiff — , Mar. to bream a ihip.
Sten'nenb, p. a. 1. bnrning; caoatic, pnngent,
tmart; 2. glowing, ardent (eyet, Ac); fer
vid; 6-e Siebe, /. Bot. tcarlet Lychnit.
SBrtn'ner, (str.) m. 1. borner (in lampa, Ac,
comp.:) (Sitebrenner, m. gat-bnrner; 3,
brick-maker; 3. dltüller.
Brennerer', (to.)/. dUtillery, «till-faooie.
Brnt'jeln, (to.) v. n. to batre a bnrning tmell
or taste.
Sren'jlid), adj. 1. having a bornt tmell or
taste, empyrenmatic; 2. CJiem. comp, pyro-;
b-e (Sitroneufiure, /. pyrocitric aeid; b-c
Sibleimfaure,/. pyromueont aeid; — fdXeta*
fonrt» 6ol}, it. pyromneite; — meinfkia:
faure* ©olj, n. pyrotartarite.
«■Srefd/e, (to.)/. Fort - breach, gap; SBrtfd).
©atterie, /. breaching-battery.
Stift, «Brett, *. I. (ttr., pl. SB-er) n. 1. board.
plank; 2. thelf; 3. (34bJ~) counting-board,
abacot ; 4. dranght-board, (a pair of) table« ;
II. comp. — beute, /. Be«, box-hive; — boty,
n. trank» of treet which are to be cot iato
boardt, plank-timber; — meifier, m. Shoe-n.
cotter-out; — müble,/. «aw-mill ; — nogel, m.
board- or plank- »all ; — {dg*, /• plaok-aaw,
pit-taw, wblp-taw; ~fd)neiber, m. aawyer;
— fpitl, n. 1. game at table«, at drangbtt; 2.
dranght-board, (apair of) table«, drangbt«;
— ftein, m. man (at drangbt«) ; — »anb, /.
vid. SBreterwanb.
JBretagn'e, [Fr. , pron. br«tän'ye] /. Geog.
Bretagne, Brittanny.
»riffeben, fBretf «ben, (str.) n. (dim. o/Sret)
a «mall board.
SBrVtern, SBreftern, adj. made of boardt or
plank«, boarded (floor, Ac).
SrVtern, (to.) v. a. to board, plank.
Stifters, comp. — bad), n. roof of plank«;
«hingle roof; — Btrfd)Iag,m.,— »aab,/. board
• SBre'oe, n. apoitolical brief. (partition.
• Sreoier', (ttr.) n. breviary. [of handeofb.
Sre'jel, (to.) /. 1 . Bali, cracknel ; 3. 6wri. a pair
fflri<fe, (to.) /. Ich. vid. Kennangt.
(Brief, 1. 1. (str.) m. 1. letter, epittle; 2. writ-
ten doenment, paper; 3. Com. bill of ex
chaogc, draft; 4. ein — Kabeln, a paper ot
pint; ein — Zabett, a packet of tobaeco;
unter — unb Siegel, ander band and «eal;
ein eiferner — , vid. ftnftanbtbrief ; II. comp,
—«bei, m. patent nobility; — beftt)»erer, *.
letter (or note) preiier, paper-weigbt; —
beutel, m. letter-bag; —böte, m. Ietter-car-
rier (bearer); — bnd), n. letter-book; — <Cs
pierbud), n. letter copy-book; — touoert, n.
vid. — umftblagi — feüeifen, n. mail ; bndget;
—gelb, n. po«tage; -gut, n., — guter,/, pi.
Com. good« accompanying a letter or bill
of lading; —balter, m. letter-pretter. letter-
claap or apring; — faflen, m. letter box; —
t(emmer,m. letter-clip; — maier, m. vid. Aar«
temnaler; —nabeln, /. pl. paper-pina, aheet-
pint; —Oblate,/, tealing-wafer; — r>apier,n.,
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bajd), »■ petty '«^ger, poatage-book; — poft,
/. mail; — prtfft, /. letter-preaa; —fad", m.
letterbag; — fünften, /. pL letter», deeda,
docanaents; — fa)rtibetunft, /. the art of let-
ter- writiog; —fortim, m. letter -»orter;
—fieser, m. letter-file; — fttBtr, m. 1. let-
ter-writer; 2. letter-book, epiatolary guide.
a serica (pr collection) of letter» (for sam-
ple»); 3. Com, vid. Sraffant} — ftrciifier, m.
letter-folder, paper-folder, folding-knife; —
ftyl, m. epiatolary »tyle; — rafdje,/. letter-
caae, pocket-book; — täubt, /. carrier-pi-
geon, stage-pigeon; — tifdb, m. draw (draw-
log) table ; —trag«, m. letter-carrier ; post-
maa, po»t-boy; — tr>rgebuift, in. auutant
letter-carrier; — umfdplog, m. eovelop, wrap-
per; — neibftl, m. (epiatolary) correapon
dence, exchange or intercbange of letter»;
im — »edjfel (leben, — roedjftln, (w.) ». n. to
correapond, exchange letter»; — »tdjller,
m. correapoodent, — jirfel, m. »beet com
pataea. [little letter, note, bill.
»rief*«, »rief lein, (*tr.) n. (dtm. of «rief)
»ritf'Iid), I. adj. e 
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