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SaUii, føé, pibet (fotn en
^e^icen) porous, (ei tnt«
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ttCbcpffeO op2h, uncovered.
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opcn unL'cilcd, Qi^H^ aabttlf
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ter oarenr. ({^aøe aabenr£i»)
to have your Belly loofe«
open, foliiblét haveofdcrly
Stoois. (un^er aabtntt>iint
mel) in f^i« «>P^n Air. (^aa*
bent SaffcQ open Tab]e»
(aabtn (5ee) the M^tn«
(aabent j^ooeb) A great Ge-
nius, or a good Headpiece*
(tonbt {at, »ttbt tmellem
^ocr^ foHi Sro^er ic.) chin
or thinly fer. Qaab^n foC
enbDer^ $)inO expoied to
Sighr.
' . C« inbJedllcO unhcdg. 2<rtbenbar# (pifterlifl) mani-
-i 9^9ut9 unimp^ktå. {ti fe(^, open , publc, known>
4C * evidenCt
a« ) 2 ( ««
mri(fint, clwr, nofononi, Jlabtnhitvtitt , <»e«i. optr.-
UUtbmb&X Stig) «r> open, hearred. "free, rngcnuoiis,
deofiret) Wnr. QbUtt M- Cinttid . cordrll, fineete,
DCDMr, bttitnbO ^° bc triihonc Rercrve.
known, plai'n evident, grow SabciiWnigcn , Mndidly,
noturiimt; to tnhe Vent, franhly &c,
Gomeoiic. Caobtnbur Sitn> aobtnblcrrls^t«, Openn«i^,
^0 « piofcft Enemy. (oa« Ingenuiry, C.mdor, Corllia-
6fnbar<BoI6)opcnViolei!ce, lity, Pl«innefs in DcalinK
Ctn cflftntar, rtjggrtloi a«b.i.(t»t, npenly, in .h^
WanO) i tiriiftlt Liberrino. c:_i, „/ -if %.' :„ ,1,,
a«K,.l..r, , C8te. htotO El, of .n ,h,"w;,iS
to ininifelt, pubfifh, ma[;c „, , , _
public ør m.nifsft, to fet 2lnbtiiniiint>, f. eirtbter^
ibrcd, m.l« 9n optn l»e- ^ ''""f-
claiation of, malte kuown 3Ifll;eii|K«1ll>C, opcn, unelof- ,
o cvcry Bodv. ft(ll HDØtO
to open, disclofe. din
uncovEr . rcvsil« clear, de-
cUre, unfcil. ot explain a
- Thinj 10 one. QnntHOt) to
ftccufe, impcach OTie, inførm
flgajnfthim. Cflt ^ittte, tlb<
labt fiø f»c ccn) to itiiciofø
unfold. iajr opcn yout Heart
to one,
^ttbtnbatt, aahtiibavt, ndv.
minifettly, evidenrly . pnb-
licly &c. (for iifft itllfnnc»
ff(0 in the Sight of all
Men.
' Ttabmbattlft , Revetarion,
Minilsltatiott . Difcloringi
Opening, Unfoldins! Ae.
CCbTiBi «at>., S)tttii Xtc
.ItonqreiD.ifl) Ep'phmy.
Vabtnbttnv, »nA-cnr«, Im-
p^aeher. Infirmti-.
Vabmbarte, C'onime foc (ti
SflO '" »ppeir, bc clear,
evident, manifeft or clear.
m come to Lighr. -
}ll1^tn^ArtI f- aabtnbart,
aBbenborlnft, R^vtiaiion, Ap-
pcaring. CsuMommeli(|)iti-
vjne Rei-etaiicn, (Jctianilid
Zab.'i thc Kevclatiofl of St.
Jihn.
SAbtiilje«, CSgnb^tO '^')''>-
neff.
anbeiit, (aabtoli'li) opcniy.
publicly.
AAbuci (lutfe op) to cpen.
n)ak~, Ter, put orgctopen;
to imclofc. iii.r,)Ck. CM,
fom t; [Qtfet mcb iiaj«). to
nnlocJt. Ctt 8rc») to npen.
unfial B Letter, (cn SIOK)
V to open a Veiti. C« »'IN
tog) to open a Campaign,
CtebtgravenO " ^P*« 'he
Trenches, (iSiilIct- cu Icad
the Uin:e. {cn @Pufll) to
Riake an Incinon in in ImpO'
ftume. ('Siiøbtlf fotn aai.
£i«0 aRoaK-ftytiiacliiofcns
th«Beily,Bf<^lutive,l.ixdt{vc.
or »peritivel'hylif.invlhing
cond for Collivenuli, (aab.
OBKtl for t'fllttr) to nulse
Way for Vices; op;n Ciaps
to il. Caab. Ilt Oietff ftt
etn) to open or brcflli yuur
Mind to onc. (aifr. fia,
gabt, gtinO "> gipo. b=
chappcd. {aa;'. »8 fom'Btoin«
ft(c) w fprtad toitti, bloH-.
Jfitbnctr <^pcncd, fer, made
3fabnin(f,-Op(abt[[c)Upenine'.
C3oiBvil* tft« 3ot6|FiÆ(i)
fl grelt Opening ot'thuHarth.
(JtNiRnur) aGap, Cliap,
Brc.<.:!i
«a
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tr.tV. in tt WaU, Ci ^n
?l»^; a Glade, (i S|>tcrue/
tC a Trepanning. Ca^X*
Vattet) OpcninR of the
Vj^, C^nb(nit) inciilon.
Uh, 7Uib^99<r # one chat
^•iWjTicar & Kiver.
lfi^r((, tV.e B^nk of a River*
fchiu, ^abr^foot# T. 3vfr»
1«)^, tCiTcafs* Carrion«
ldQ,aToke. an Oxhow^ (f>tin*
« iLG^^aø^ to rubjugflce.
iV-iat-fobJed^, bring under
WivTjsid's Tree or Yoke.
(Ia4{ 900 0& ^^ fhake off
>^<, 'S^xnbt i aiafi) to yokc,
.— :c of; to unyoke.
Vtc.Ui'ury. ^ ;
decTragag, uforions* pra£lis-
iifT LVory.
Xerfjrli 2Uigrerr a Ufo-
X:7rr^^eiice# Ufury> nnlaw-
iy. I"tcreft.
S^ciRrivtilaøeO to praftifc
Li-ry, l^'nd upon Ufury;
r? decce Pen p te. fao« fflin«
cesr famU »eb 9la$)er> ro
fcnpe «p Money by Ufury.
Cco. mcb fit $und)* to im-
jr.ovs your Talent.
I^9ieill, a Yokeftring.
Ufstn, Ufury, Ufnriousncfs,
'j;ip»ng,
h?[ inter'ca. Ah I9åi (»»aM
''fh ! Pfhaw ?
WfiHO«, C«fO Ncnnfar, Wa-
. i'Jy.
M. «Ti ret- CllOr) Faufcn.
• . fcj!) a Grf g. Elver, f &a»-
'aU) « Cnnger. f?0?it5<IO
:S:iffltrg.(ØCC6C0 aSpitch-
Tiaiticvn, an Eelfpear*
Tlalcqvabbe^ an Eelponc*
3alenife^ an F.elweeJ.
^lalejlin, Eelikin.
2iale(taitg, an Eelfpcar.
2lanb/ a Ghoft, Spirir, C^en
ftcHifl 91an^^ the HolyGl.olf.
(en a^b 9ifl.5 « g<'f»d Genius
or Spirir. (en onb SCo.)^ an
evil Sprir or Demon. (<^pø«
gelfc) aGhoft, Spirit, Spcc-
tre or . Apparition, Q2ipé
$(i]n^cO t'ic Vit^ls, vital
Spirits, <opdtoe ^onb) to
yield np the Ghoft» enpire«
breachc your Lafl, C9Jcm«
ine# ®etff) Genius. Spirir,
Wir. (iWofcfiøelfeé . SIdiiO
Spirit ofConrradiit'on. (cil
ffldlt 5fa) a Wir, Virruofo,
(en (lære 3InO « Wic, a
Frcetlr'nker.
Han^tf Tian^e^vctt, Brearfi;
Refpiration, (braøC 31(1.) to
draw • fetch Breath* C^raø€
9(a. befDCcrd'den) m fetch
your Brcath f h(y:t (Satnp)
Sream« Vapor; Exhalacion*
Han^tf V. ro breathe, tnke»
draw,fetchBrcatIi, to rcfpire*
Cao. paa) to breathe or
blow on.
3fflnbCbrflPt#lre9t1iing, Refpi-
ration. (fiMfc) tbelaftGafp*
Omt i iiHt 'HaO t« ba ae
the Poinr of Death.
12Cant€|)u(/C£uftbuOBrcathing*
hole, Venthole.
Tlimbeflemmelfe; an Aflhma.
*
t^anbedemt/ brcathing f hort,
panting , fetching yoar
Bre^ch fhort, arthw-.'^ric.
TlAn^tliQf fpiritual, ircnrpo-
rcal , immateriaU ghditly
(fltlbæatig) f:»inrr.aldcvcnr,
godly,pjous. faa.fctti^)
pcor fpiritcd. (dCi(J(!£) fpi-
ritu.iK
t»rtnbeligw# fpiriiually åc.
ffa ) 4 ( $(a
yUtnbtli^^tb , Spirt'niftlity,
Re1ij;iousners9 Devottony
Holinefs.
Han^eløø/ breachlefs; lifelefs,
irflnim te*
Sall^eI^6|)e^ / Brearhlefsnefs«
Zantcne '^^nUvccfnina , the
Taking Air9 the Sucking or
BreathJng of Air.
3an^ene d^pgix'elfe/ tfie Yiel-
dtng or Giving up of one*s
Ghoft.
Zan^tnB Udgang, (fra iabo
ren og ©annfn) the Going
farth of the holy Gholh
2lanbepibC/ Windpipe, Gol-
ler.
2l4lij^epuft/ Breath, Breathing.
3anbepnflen / out of Breath;
breathing f hort Cctiørc aa.^
to put our of Brearh. (octre
Ud«} to be out of Breath,
to pant, fctch your Breath
fhorr and hUt to brcathc
fhort.
ZanbtpilHtnf)Zbt theFetching
your Breath f hort, Panting.
3an^erii8/ richinSpirit; in-
genicus« '
ZanbtViin^tty, Ingenuity, In-
f^eniousncfs,
Zav, a Yenr« (gi Mat ^amt
incO eJR^ty Ycars old or of
Age. (til 9laO ^^ i^^^^
Age, far goneor ftrickcn in
YearSi advanced in Age*
(éat uh I 5lar inb) evcry
Ycar (ct3laOaYear» twelvc
Month.
Zavb^gtt, Annals«
3arb^gcre5drfatter, a Writ-
er of Annals, an Annalif^.
2(are# (at roe meb) an Oar.
(tvam paa IKa.) to tag at
the Oar. ((craøe ftne 'Za.
tmborO f at opnaae noøet)
to makc an Inrcreil for a
Thing; coendcavour toob«
taiii it.
Zatt , (i {egernet # SJttU
btt IC.) a Vein* (i ^
SopDeO Grain or Strc
Wood or Leather, (g
Slå.) Hemeroids. (p
il)a.) a poetical Raptu;
SlareblaN Waf h or Bla(
ati Oar.
Tiartbvag, a Pull or Ti
the Oar.
aarefiilb/ veiny, fnll
Vcins.
Zavtc,ang, (t Siergperl
Veln or Streak in Mim
ilaregrebf the Handle <
Oar.
Zattfyinbt, the Cuticle
Vein.
Tiavtiabtf to bleed one>
draw Bloo^« .to cut or <
a Vcin. ((ate (Ig ild.i
be let Blood,
Zavtlabtn, Tiavtlabnina
Letting of Blood; Phh
oinv»
Z<ivtlabnin(ieT>inbi FilU
Swnthingband.
ZavtUdf vcinlefs, deprive
Veins.
Zavcvig t fuH of or abnn«
with Vcins.
Tkavt^i (ttU(*ge t SCar) ^o
vance in Yeara,
3ttiefrib# a Galley.
2lare)lagf the Stroke of
Oiirs.
Tiaxttvcc^f f. Tiarebraø.
Sarfefl/ a yearly Fealb, an
niverfsry,
Sitrgammcl/ one Year ok
2lai*gammelt ^^1 , a Col
Ycar old, a Yearling.
3arffan0f an annnal Cour
Zaxbwnbxtbt, a Century,
Age,
Tkaxigi (fom er af Mit 1
of this Year.
»åring / Year. (bore «(
Dcarnefs ofCorn andPn
ions, Dctrch, (Sttit «
Chcap
^f ) 5 ( af
€^.eq)^e^s- of Provifions;
pkrce^us Ye^rs.
Mc, to be abJt;
l«ir«cir1)r; betimes.
Scjiff tnnaal, annivcrfary*
r:i:ly.
Miatttp ycirly, annaallv.
3<rl»iii iiBnal Wa^es or
lUircfCs^r above a Ycar«
(le? fr tat 00 2)oa it^en
^lo fevi b:fni^ IC is above
a Vea; tir.cc he came home.
S^.-frKift^ Annals« Chroni-
Stfr^ig Senioriry«
^Ur'fig. (S'ncb} Caufe* Rea-
•Vn; Mo:ive, Accounr. faf
tftfft^O '^^ whac Account.
C^titicr, OpffndCt) an An-
ir-.*, Contriver, (^fpW)
iM.i 1 CjTifi. (Der CC inqcn
3å flf fid^O ^bere is no
MiTtr of Complainr, (^alt*
<ej r'ins rhere wiH be no
& 07« lefr fnr Coinpliiinr9
C4':K3a. til JtfdficniaaO to
fiTff OT aloiinifter Occalinn
•fcanpia«nr. (banvar^a«
^ertity he was the Occalion
cr»r.
latiHl . f. 2Urfc(l.
3isr<^, ananniverfary Dayr«
ST'Srøfriii rlie Space or Incer-
rél OT Itfpire of a Ycar«
Va§lc>t the Conrfe of a
Ytar.
ItntltsrFc^y a ycarly Mart
I* Fiir.
l«»C4l» the Date pf the
Yrt-.
Imti^i a Seafon. ((tnne
i:«4t et iffc tnobcn paa
Idic lar»ti5) chis Frait is
iK in 9cai«n.
^amiftnbé # a Space of thouw
fand Vears*
Tiavvaa^tn t vigilant* warch-
infr, warchful; wakcfnl;
wiry? hedfuU
^ar^7aa9enbc^ , Vigilance,
Watchfulnefs, Wakefulnefs,
%a^t (<t Q5tcr«0 '»i« B<"ow
of a Mouniain,
2(4f^n/ Coiinrenancc, Vifagc,
Look, Face, Si^jht. (i^Viti
^a) in rhe Sight of all
Men. (et f«U 9la.) a grim
Look,
Tlbbebi an Abbot.
21bbebie/ an Alibcy.
2tbbe5)in^c/ CJlbb^'biffO a«
Abbcfs,
tSbbel^e Vitrbigj^ebr Abbot.
fhip,
Ttbbrm^ttiottøXegitf a Note
of Abbreviati"n.
3(bbrcviatiiiv Abbreviaturc.
SH rrliand, Abridemcnt,
21bU* xncrc/ to abbrcviate,
fhoiT'^n , abriMge,
2(bC/ rhc Aiplinbet. (?lbc*
breO aHornbook, Vrimer,
Chnlt-Crofs-Row, Battle-
door, (^bcOrcnq) an
Abccdarian , a Primerboy.
5(be, an Ape, (jfor) a Ba-
boon.
?lbeagttgi apifh«
2lbe efter / v. to imitate one,
(noyet) to c<»iintcrfeir. (øU^tC
fom een anbeu a«aO '^ mi-
inick or apc one, do after
one as hc docs,
Tlbefat, f. 2tbe. (eaOøgler)
a Buffoon«
abcPatteiie, f. 2CbefplU
Tibtncc^c, a flat Nofc.
?lt>efpil/ apii b Tricks.
2(bilbgaarb/ an Orchard*
2ibilbgr4a, dnpplcgray»
21bUt, f. ©blåt.
TlbUtivne , (ørani. Scrm )
Ablativc,
aborre f a Perch«
<Kbor»
Kc
) 6 ( 5CC
Jtbdrtere, Cf«te ilbe) to mis-
carry, to have an Abor-
. tion,
Tlhv^^f (Urt) Southerwood,
Curlinc
TLbUf^tf View« Sca|>€« Aim,
End. Drift. (^cnfiaO De-
fil^n, Purpofe, fncention*
TlbfFonfel/ a Screen«
Tibfoluti abfolute« arbitrary*
unlimited.
Ttbfolut/ adv« abfoliftely &c«
3(bfoIt>eref t» abfolve, acquir,
clear, free er discharge from
a Crimc.
Tib^vact, abftra^ed.
Tlbftttb/ abfurd, impertinent.
2(CAbetnie/ Academy, an Uni*
verfity. /
Ticattmiff/ academicaU
2(cabemi(l / an Academian,
Academician*
accent/ (Uhtalt) an Accent,'
Tone*' Pronunciarion, C%^t
net^olbétegn) Accent«
Tlcceitrueref to accent a Wordt
mai k wfch Accent«
Tlccenniatioti/ the Accenting
of a Word«
acceptant/ C^tbta^tt af en
©VcO ^^^ Accepter of a
Bih of Exchinge,
^cceptactott ^ tin: Acceptanee
of a Bill of Exchange«
Zcctvttvt, (en ©ejrey to ac-
cept d Bill of Exchange, ro
honor it with Acceptanee«
^cci^tntitt , (:^uttxbtnt\\^t
2|nMoni^eO Pcrqaifites, ac-
cidenral or extraordinary
Profits«
31cctfe/ Excife« (6e(ddC meb
Recife) excifeable«
%cc\\t 23etieiUf an Excife*
man«
^cci^ebo^ t an Exci(*c-Office,
Recife 5^rr4ltef# a Commis-
fioncr of the Excife«
S(Cwifefrte> exempc from paying
Ixcife«
TUciMtblbtl, ^ Cockee^
TLcci^t^vivtv , an Excifeman,
Clerk of the Excife-Ofiice«
2(ccomiitooariott , (pat^xttO
the Drcfling of Hair«
.2(ccommoberef C^oaO to dreff
Hair«
2lccommobør> (i&aatifi«reO
a HairdrclFer«
2(ccompagnemeiit / Accom-
paniment, Mufic play'd to
one that fings«
^ccompagnere^ t^ accompany*
play to. one that fings»
^ccompasnerenbe A accom*
panying.
Hccot^f CSorening om tioøtO
A|reement, Contra£l, Paft,
StipuUciont Bargain, Con-
vention (gi^te ^t.} to make
an Agrecment, ftrike up %
Bargain« (amt%t. XXitb flnc
Crcøitorer) to compound
with one*s Creditors«
^ccor^ere^ Cfotcne^ oni«o«
aet) to agree about, contra^b«
oargain, arriclc, covenanc
with one« (t fKuftfCIl) to
agree in Tune« OKeocO to
be diflTonant« •
3(ccorberet/ (dftatt) agreed
about &c«
«*! f. «I
TLct, (A9H\bt\\% Sorretninø) ait
Ail, Sblemnity. (Optoa I CII
Cointbic) an Ad. • (i en
9i?0Ceé) Pepefs, particular
Writings ot aPlca, judicial
Transacliorfs;Recognizance,
, Deeds, A^s, Inftrnments in
Lflw.
Tfctei-, CS5re»ff(i5eO Writings*
Deeds , Records«
TLcxit , a Stock.
3lctiefo<(nOei# aScock'Jobbing«
Vctip
«^ ) 7 ( «5
afctie^iiM€r, t Srock-Job- ^ttrantf an Adjattnr.
b«r. ^bfomft , Oaetti« Jeb Jol 3u»
twc, f. Gagfi^aer; rtffer)aCiflim,Titleor Right
Ucirifirf an AdTrels* to fomething.
^X^t, an AiSlor, Stagepfflyer* 2{Me^ CøtØ^C JbeQ to nobtli-
», CO, toWards, Qiami ob> ^«f» ennoblc, make noble,
«n alons?. ^ 'O ^n»ght ane.
:tt>aiiia Ttble, Adam's Apple. ^CWinfff Nobilitation.
2(N>m ;&i^, Adam« Bie, ch^ W^P^e, ro obcy. fhew Obe
Throat-Bone.
^^^crc/ to make an Addition
ro caft op, ro garher parti-
cuiar Scm^ into one« ;
2l^^ition/ TLVttxins, Adtfi*
tioD. y
^^el, (jxM\% tftttmfO NobH
liry. noble Defcenr« {^aMi^t
dience, beobedienr, behave
yourlelf obedienr to one*
(alL eené SefadnøeO to
comply w'ch* obfcr\*c or pur*
fue one'f Order.
^^(^^eI^ef Obedicnce, Dutv-
fiilnefs.
Sler(Mier) N<<bilirv» Noble* Ti'bmixai, Admiral. (SfON
men. CÅicrnm af %J) the 9lb,^ Lord -Hijg;h- Admiral.
Prime of rhe Nobiltty. C^Xtt*%l^) Vicc- Admiral.
:rbel, C«W) «obJc» noWy CConttC.^bO Rcar-Admi-
dcCccnfeJ. . ^ "V ,. ^ „ . ' ,
:iWb^b, noble Extr^aion. ^CtwuiraCitete-Coaesium , the
^^ , . , /. . . ..1 Board of Admiralty, the
%\i^iq, noble, of noble, ill«- Lords of rhe Admiralty.
flnoDS, excellenr, or eqne- zxymivalxiMsl^tt , the Admi.
ftnao Exrr.iaion. rilty-Court
Jbtltgen , nobly. 5lt)mir«I(rib,the Admiralfhip.
2lOfligt<Bo^s»/ a noble Eftatc, ^^ ^ ' J ... . ^ ^., • ..
Sm, Manurt)r Domain. T ^IDreffe, C«nwiémng til CH
ai>di«efj^fl. Lands held by ^,^^ ^ ^ Perfon or Place.
Kmght'a Service , Knighi»$ (p^^ ^j qj^^ ^) a Supcrfcrip^
^J1:' ^ ^r . '»O" o^ « Lctcer,
3(^dIgt »reVf «. fj|^^f5j[> 7l^tt^e>%vif<t , Intelligencc-
Papers.
Grantor Patent ofNobtlity*
TLMfSabø Nobiltry, Gentility,
Gcnrry.
UMøman^, a Nobleman»
Geitrleman.
Vbt\§1^ant>, UUMf^ab.
2l^{atr^ , Behavior , Deport-
ment, Condud, Carriage,
Demeanor.
7i^q<tn§, AcctCk, Admirtance,
Apptoach, Admislion,
2l^iectiVf AdjeAive.
9b|#^ toterje^ tidien! fflre-
»el!
Zbvt^t'Xontolv , the IntclH*
gence OfKce«
St^reifere et 25rer, C&ftiH
K.) rodired, forward; fend,
cor»vcy. ((ig til ren) to
adarefst apply yourfclf,
make yonr Addrefs or Ap»
plication to onc.-
HbfiiUt, CffrlTe fra (inan^cn)
to feparate, fevcr* part, puc
afunder; disfoin , disunite.
Cøiiøre SorfFie( paa) to dis-
ccin> diftinguifh* Qafhtlt)
to
:Æ
Wf
) « (
)
i'
fi
I 1-
tø divide« (((#»€) to cleave,
flir.
StbfFiOeHa^ fcpartble, feverab-r
i^, dl (lol vable« divifible«
tl^fFi[IcU^r(^e^ / Scparabiliry,
AL*cnel> to be dmcvered «r
k ■ ■ ■ .
d'*ro!«'cd.
hcp^racon« Sev«ring, Dis-
joining, Disunitinjr, firC'ik-
ing ort. Cgtxlli O a Oiffc-
Unni) Divifion,
^^fFtUelfeø'Cegnr • Note of
Uivifion,
^^fFiUer/ a Separater, Disjoi-
ner.; Divider. »
TiWivlts, (fra btnanbfn) ro
p.rc« depjrr from, co fepa-
rac« froiT) one anochcr,
dbfFiUtgf fivcral, d ivers, fnn-
diy, V.irionSi diflfcrenr*
^^(Fiaig^c^^ Cmaiiøe @(aøé)
Divciiry, Varicry, Muiti-
far'onsncfs.
2t^ffiUigeit/ CP^d forifieaig
^aøDe) variously.
^^f7ilt, l'eparared.
TlMplittC/ to fcatrer, difllpate
(en ^cigdb^O 'O ro"'* over-
throw an Anny. f. BlØoe«
fl^fpØtrge/ ro inrcrroeate, ex-
ainine, put Quettiuns co
one,
TCbfpørgning/ an Incerroga«
tion; Examir.ai.'on«
2(^rprc^t/ (udfpreDO co dis-
fipate, disperfc abour, to
fcacrer. Cubfptebc &inbtt af
• tlagtfoint^eb) to call your
Thoughr , Min \ off *froin
Bufincrs. Cfoiii QJcOerqocrøcI'
fe) :o rccrcatc, relax your
Mind*
^bfprc^elig^ feparable, dis-
folublC) divinblc«
TlMprebclfe, CUbfprebelfc^D's-
bete 3}eb
tion, Rel
(af Ua^t
of (hc M
AVfcncc
9^rpre^t| d
abtcnt f I
2lt>|laMg G
•CIIOllS,
7(t>t^4bigeit
ftc.
5tb|]tabijl)e
riousncfii
ncf^njl's,
TL^vave, ro
caucion,
to give ',
advifc or
^^oavct, a
fher.
ninon. C
ning) A-
^x>viB, (Ulli
No-iCv%
2it>XMl9bL*CV .
^^vo:at;(s
care, P
P«o£lor,
2(bvocarf:U
catefhip,
2£ble, an
F'Ppins
(Caraoin
leting?,
itreaks,
John Api
pies. («c
be t et [
or pocks
bejr an^
a Gudgc<
Injury,
with-App
T&blegrøb /
UblePage;
WyMont,
>
^ ) 9^ i ^
mmøfi. Cider.
IblefiPC/ a Frircer*
ISKMctrce^ an Applecree.
SiCf V, to ete« feed, dier, to
« noder a rely. ((ibcl} to
piidV«, eac nicely (mt^Ct)
to^luc, cr^m yoarl\:lf wi(ii
^'■^ C^trdaOiø^ CO devonr,
ttc ?re;iiiy. Com (itO W
{pteii itre]t,ditt*ure;corrode>
(itt 9&^0 ^° ^'^^'^ ^is'^ > C9
^i liks s Farmer! have a
gfrvl S?rok< ia the Mouth;
to bt a rare Fceder« ((i^
iift fen iXuil I 3crn) co eac
inrolron. Cfi3[ W«»0 '« ^*-
tiacc yourlcif« co fjcisfy
yoDr S^'omach ; to enr your
f ni. (cr5c Ol @po( t fivO to
pa; \ip an AttVtmr; ro iMfle
y"ir Refentiiicnr. (j^an fccr
Il ^ev (an uii (soe SojO
H:. ::ir<s i'cuple away wirh
h;j ifl-jr !-«»»• ks. (cctc Ot«
h3(» naar tnan takr) ro
c;un);, CO Ipeak inwaidly.
Cx^C ftø iticQ CO deftroy
yosrleit by overfilltng your
S:oin4Ch.
2l^el/ (af O^^^omff) noble,
c'nohlcO^fccnr, Parenrage
or ExcractJon; nobly dcfccnr
ded; iIlu(triotis. C^f ®(nit)0
senerous, noble (fortrffffc*
liij) ch'iice« rare, excelknr.
(xM 2Jlin) L-xcclIent, brilk,
teneroos Wine. ((rdcfgred)
thei^olden Peace. C^OcTCRe«
tåt) prccious M^cal. ((en
«UU Sit) the precious Ti-
me.
?E5elbaarcii# nobiyborn, of a
Roble Race« Family, Birth
or Defccnt.
^el^C^f Nobilicy, noble
Birth (®«n|>tO Noblenefs,
Gencrofiry. CS^VtVtf\cii^f)<t)
Ruity, Excellence,
Ttbtll^ (fem ian (etel) eat^
bie. fic CO ear.
9&^e(lkoDiø# gencroQs, magna*
niroqus, noble » eminent of
Mind
7£^elmo^igen / generonsly«
2tMmot>ig(>eb / Generofity,
Noblenel's* Eminence of
M- d.
TE^elftnbetf nobly minded.
^l>elfleen/ a Gem« precious
Srone,
W>tltt nobly > generoaaly«
in a generous Manner«
7)l:Dei^fl^ Appecice.
7£^elt / Eating , Feedin^»
^^ell^er (earing &c« (i iRt*
. bicin) corroding, corro(iv%
(«d« iSarc) Eacflbles.
TEber/ a Glurron, Gorinflndi*
zer, Devourern greacFecd-
er.
^bfW?/ troublcd with the
Bubtnvi or CAnine Apperire«
!2£be)\go the baliiny, or caninc
Appvi itc,
Tt^ivavc, Earables, Vii^ucls.
2b^lPo VIneg.ir,
?tDif<br^nøfrr a Vincgarman*
Ub^f Cpaffe, a Crucr.
^tbiFefiitir^ lour as Vinej»;ar»
^Drue# l'ober ; not incoxicaccd
wirhLiqoor, not overpow-
ered by Drink (fliorc Ctlrue>
rofober, makefober« (blide
æDtnO to ^^ fobered ; fleep
yourfelf fober«
7Ebnielig# fobcr> temperate,
»blHncnr«
TEbnieligcn/ foberly, tempe*
rateiy.
2£brueltg|)eW Sobriety, Tern«
pcrance, Abftinencc,
TEM'cr (mcb @fctci>anb) to
ecch, make a Print by Etcii-
ing.
TCbfefonflf the Art of Etch-
ing.
n§ , an Egg. (frifFc) fref h
newlaid Eggs. (bUDfebnO
rcar
92 ) 10 ( 88
EgRi. Cuiti'fiffs) ro hntcK }Egtefott)in^((ft
Frbs. C'B;ll^tItl) addle Eges, flab.
Win<teycs, Cliin Øanc (out lEgtClVlT, born
(flflSPg; heireadsglngcriy. Tfcgtt Kitrljgdc
l,^gocinnTi|.tne. Cfaoliflt tov.
fum et 3€3 ^tt nnWf) a» ^ttntrfonft « Hu
ii|(.;a!oneEKS i'to^norlier. KøttlRiigtf f. J
S|ir3i \v{l\ tc3ch his Grand' UgCepaftl.Mjrri
dam tti gropi: Hens. TEgtti^ni-, ■ nm
3E(rø(blommt, iheYoIftofan 'it^sftna, Marr
lEgteffrtP, Marrii
3Egr|(ti><Dt> ihc White orGlair
of »n Ejg.
TCggtfAite. «n Cniel«t.
Sggti'unbr oval.
TCggefFul, chc Shell of an
'" tOt(t«(, the Ovary or Brood
Ug^l
SS9»f'VS> impatientofDelay;
t'ft« noatO dcfiroii* of,
longing afiur foineihing, tn-
Xioui of ir.
^ggetiS, cIieS««ron oritying
Æjl, BCarria^e by Soeknien.
3Egtfi adj. Uvful, pure. 'iiot
fldiilieraiedor fiiphlHcflicd,
ff.;rilinc CffflCt Øm) t law-
iulSon/,i:gtefel>Of>orn Hw-
fnlly. iåatt txrt) lawfally
iiiarricd tfoin 5WetaI, 5C^tl•
, Wedlo
tiinnaO Po VR
6«tr til Wgi
3EgMfral'0lni».
2Egteff«l'Biontrii
ber of c
"li''
of DilTe
morrird Peiipl
%grc(F>il<e'a.fivcc
i.f Mitriigo.
lÉatt^abtWiltm'i
Divorcemetit.
!IE3te|tAnAi mntrii
conjuKal Life
Mifimony,
Ttsnvitlft, the
_.. . a hwfDll
ftint) trne, C^Jlttfanct) ]£(ittv)etf lawfa
dv'ii in Gra<n, joiiieH in liwfi
•Xts«, f. (Er. Cloflt til Wa(0 '3EE«I - fqn^Mnifh.
■o tal'C in MLirrilg;;, lo inarry TZUlfytti, Sqlieim
onc (aiDciiia^ato o joi" ^ec' oid Age,
jnMsrriaffe. toniarry. Cbt> Ancicntnefs , O
^itrc tit S^ØlO 'O demand 7EIAM, to grow o
n Mar
1 Vwri
Xg«, V, Ctage til MgiO '» Micgimtnclfvery
marry, m tal« inMarriage. C*Ot'iS Uf W
_" ^ ^ „„ , TElbrc, older of
■MgtfbacKll , r. TCgtcf«6t. ,,ar,:cd Age. ol
SegttfaDc, Spoufc, Mitc, TEIbft, ilie elde»
IfpksuiRtc, ihdK anc:;t;c. (d
35 ) II (
se
Ifm'fb^ lunattCt framiC}
UlC# a Oocklirg«
Hi,2Elnierr^f/ an Elm«
tHHTf an £ik«
JUetf coD^h Mire«
Slrrr, fcneadci-f.
WniMttf Rneadtng.
Zm, Matter of a Oifcoarfe,
Irtre, to alter y change;
n-iform t corre^
latfing. Altering, CKange*
AU.-riijon.
tiff ((ncr»cO ftrait, narrow,
innitt, cJofe. Cfli^l^C (Cflfl)
ramiren, concra£(, C^nøt
tlijScraicSt narrow Pa$«
lilb'oftrairen, cocontra«^,
Sioih^ 'O affl !<£);> vex, tronble«
6.i.et, corment, choke9
is'Tieve; gall,
tigtrligr anxions, uneafy*
'.\rTQwfu] 9 fcrupniotis«
XqfMtgbeb ^ Anxiousncfs ;
l'ne^Gncl's : Scrupulofiry*
jejAffliilirn, Vexacion«
Si^# itraitlyi narrowly*
Xrfrar/ ciodcft, honefti vir^
mous, chade, decent, grave,
drmnre. C<t ærbart SInfiøO
a demure Face,
Mdr(>Cb, Modedy, Honefty;
Chafhty, Graviry, Demure-
rcfs.
Srb6^i9, refpe^Srol, fall of
Refpe«^, humble^rubfnisfive«
M^tigfyt^g Rcfpefl, Rcvc-
rence. Veneration, Sub-
ois^on*
he, HonoTs Gfory, (flote
Satn 00 9(90^<^ Repntation
fimc, KafDC, Credic, C3(g
fftU (doe ben ^te l rbatl
do myfelf tlie honor. CøU^^^
ftg cn dSrc af nogcO to be
proud , ambitious of, rake
Pridc in, to glory in, make
fomechinfi; your Boaft. Qbc^
»ifeern26re)to do, payone
Koner, CO honor hiin. (bC*
t>t(c een ben fibRe %re) to
asfift, or actend arone'sFu*
neral. (oife een bcn tilbyt*
IlgC 3Cre) to pay one Honor
duetohiin. CX>e bar gterc bet
for 3£rcé IFplb) You are
hound trt Honor to do it.
(roeb SSre at mtlbO with
Hcfpeft be it fpuken. (©f*
rcé Dro i SSrcn) fave youi-
Hevcrencc, under Favor,
TinderCorreclion. (ernære fifl
meb 98re) to get yonr Livc-
lihood honef^fy, ro get an
boncfl Livelifiood. C^Otnmt
berfra meb Sffte) to comc
off with Honor , Credit or
with flying Colonrs, C3ei
betaf fer miQ for ben UStt)
It is wh9t I don't prerend to.
(mifte (In ^re) to be bran-
dcd with Infamy. (fcrtte fin
^re i !Panr) to engaj^e yonr
Honor. (\jtbt paa min
^re) upon my Honor, by
my Truth/ Qmiti SSre liber
berunber^ my Honor lics at
Srake. (ba\)t SSre i VioeO
to be tender of yopr Honor.
Cbaøe ingen ^re i\2i\>tO
to be ncgligent of one'9
Honor. (bu bc^t tnflcn QCrc
ot tale meb) you are fligh-
red by cvery body, nobody
cares for you. (fommc ttf
9Cre) to arrivc to Honors,
Ibtt aeraaber bani til 3ere>
it redonnd» to his -Honor*
Cbct er al 3Cre »crrb) it is
not to be disreRarded or
flightcd. CQm®nb^xO
to give Glury to God«
Uve#
9& ) 12 (
^
Urt/ V,' to honnr, efteem, TErer^rift/ food
re^'pcXl, revercrce; value, in% yo'ur goo
C®ub) to woKhip« praifcy fsmmi;, conri
j^lorify, magnify God, frontive, injt
OErctJigt, aprmo^yricalPocm. urerc^rigeit, co
an Kicjsy in Verfes. j„ ^., ,rtr.inrh
2El'efr^(lt# Awc, Rcvcrence, ^^ - ^
' ^" ^itfacTf a Conn
ipurtt in pnifil
lut »my,
Uvcd'SJefliOiitS
poft.
TEreøberiening /
fpc^, Rcverenc
Obfervance.
TEreebag^ a feftivi
AfHonor; a yi
Ttctffuxntt, to
liunniare , rcvi
rrii lucc.
Vcncranon,
"Xrefr^gtefin^f ftnick with
Aue, awful.
lErefill^^ hon'Jrable. credita-
ble ; '^lorious.
lEregavC/ a honorar y Prefcnr,
TErcgriUe/ Peint of Honor«
TEreFier, honed , virtuoas*
tender of yoiir Honur.
?E^efirr^)e^/ Honcfty, Ten-
derncfs ot your Hohor«
2Etcld6/ infjiBouS) dtshonora-
biCf disiiontl^. hafc ((liørc
itCetoO fo ""^^^ ^f render 2Erf(F|iTn^en f
infamou?« ro mark or bran 1 Sldndciinjjf, R
wirh Infanay Qbbtt CCrcIOé) lunmv.
to bc ii)arked \vith*Iiit..iny. ?El*ef^'|arn^cr , «
:JErcftffl{)Cb, Infimy, InU- ^J' ■'J^''"'^^ ^
OErclojl, infamonsly, bafcly. lErefii*nP , f. TE'
•^EreWft/ a jrrcedy Dcfirc of ^ifff«^ « D'^c^i«
Hnnor or Vamc ^^» ^'"^7 Honoo
Ttvtl^ittn, ambitions, greedy ^VC»mcMeniH hor
of Honor* vainglorioiis. ^^
TEretltitlCr a Monmnent (to ««.rcøf'»C»|l,H ^nori.]
perpctuare one's Memory.) or Uegree of H
QEremi^^^ the glor ou$ Me- "JEreeregn, a Badg<
morvofone. ot Honor.
TUxtnavn, a Title of Honor, ^vc)Uut, a Stat
an h )norablc Charader. ^ '"'■''''^: ^
7tVtnt>t, an Errand ; Bufinefi, ,„j Di^nity;
tnflmg Mesfaise. (jaac ct TEreftg, f, Urgjet
SCrcnbe) to go on an Vrrand. ^. ' •*'/ ^"^
(bMb cr bcrcs 'prente ter ?) ^[««"«'/, • \'^'*
what is your Bulincfs hcrc? honorablc Chara.
TEtenpriø, (Urt^ Fluellin or Ur«^v,a Backbiwr
Speedwcll. ■ , Derrnilcr, Tråd
TEre^I / a Fcaft in Honor of J "»-^ .^-^t« "J* ^P«
dcccafcd Perfon, anorher • Reputa
Ttttjpottt a triumphel Arch, 7Erco<crO#honorabl<
^
) 13 (
^
tr|rr(fg# C^ttttMiq) tron« crrttgen) to pay daty ou
bljiViin , vexari-ns, bitr«r» honMy, Qf^olbt ittfjti dU
vcis, frowjrd. C'tcdlaOen) li^en) to kecp yotir Word
T;3:*iy» ni>rofe, choU'ric, inviulably. ((^olOC Cttligctt
r?r>nare, ficry, hot, CbliøC Ub) ro pcrfevcre to the laft",
iricrlia) to be anycry, pro- ^rligfytt^, Honefty,Sinccrity.
K.ktd,irriMtedor nctded.to UpriKfirncft, Iniegrity, In-
•«Y-Brrelf» to Itomflch a genuit\»
TV'^z, rake Snuff or Per at.
(Wdtgerrfl) to irritatc, ^^"«^i ^Sif'''^^^''"^^ ^«
V-.vrie, incenfc .nc« »»-^f«" af J^rmtptoprcacli .
extempor«, orwirhonrStndv»
(binde er il nogrf paaXtimO
ro fhain or palm fomcthin^
upononc, pin upon one's
StfrriiQ^eb f Toachinefi,
y.etoétY* Cholcr
2crtr(rri9«ambitiods, greedy,
ccverons of Honor* vatn-
Srjicrrigen^ambitiously &c.
Sr^inrigfccb/ Acnbirion«
(tfeedWfs of Hnnor.
lb^,iiiext »rch) to irritntej
f-oioke^cxarpcratcjrccnftf«
Sleevc, inrftico onc to be*
licve it» C55Jfnet (ernaer
barn enbnu i %rmcO he (iké
nor yet fown hiswildOacf*
^rværM^, venerable, honora*
ble, rcfp'-'dable, revcrcnd.
[^^ fo frer,' vcx yourfclf. 2tn>itr^lgI^e^/ Venerablcnefs.
V-i tarer ftci / naar ian Revercnce.
ki-r^e) bw treti a Iceing IZvt, ('^ T^a, (»2(grteO Peafe.
Ttvttbcclc^f a Pedfccod, Shell
or Hiiik*
l3tvttt f. «Hrt6.
!itfcl, an Afs. (bilO vild Afj,
(bobcn) a Sluggard, Loan-
TEfelrtgtiø/ like an Afs, lazy,
idlc, fluc^eifh, loicering»
SrrriJef Vexation, Trouble
y«-r;ccation.
3kabc , f. TZrtn^t.
2i'i?, honeft.f-ncjre.uprij^ht,
:•::, trnehearted , frank«
'iijffrcm) plain, downrfghr«
(jrti^t^nfidO ^" ingenoiis
lubberly, itupid; rude.
nilc s Shcw or Look ot an «feI^riper, an Afsdnver,
breJtMan, to pretendllo- ^^i^V'l'^*'^ , '
tt^: («rlia gruentimincr) ^1.^ '"^^ * ?? *^^*
C2rfifl«Ciirfll)cIfe)a decent ^»;i*t)ove^^^^^^ «' ®«ft
Mtirion, lame. C*rlta ^feleøl'en, O^oaet) Dogears.
haaiMering) an honett 7£fe[6pan^e/ ((sofidb^orbO «
Tride* CatiiØ @piO ^^ir Dimco, a mere Afs.
Hit. Uff / (»«iFetra?e) Af h . (f^nr
Srfigeil, honcftly, fincircly " ^f «'?) af hen.
&c. C^anbre crrliqen) to Uff^, a B«.x. C&crri6boin$
inl, aa finccrcly or fairly. 2fffl?0 Py^' <^^ B"'-. CfoU
[^iiiNr srftdcnincoecn) to dCciiquier; n Skrin* fer Ro-
<}fal£urlywichone. (b(la(e lics. (fHa(!( for ftU 2SIF0
t«)
af ) 14 ( «f
10 Jtmvonc tn by fcirWortfj;
tobcrprinhlewitfa conriho-
lywster.
Htfifitt an Afp or ATpen.
SEfptlOV' «» Afpenlc^r. Cgati
rfiakcslikean Afpenleatj he
(romt'lcs t\\ over.
æt« C^cti' ©tamil«) Binh,
R->(« , i'amily Siock ■ Li-
r.rii%t, Exlradion. Defccnr.
lerfe, I. UDft.
3£v( ntft , H-vig , Ttvntt
TLvttt, f. IL-Ctnvfc.
af prip of, liy, from Cof
®titlA gt«dtt) by ilie Grace
offiofl. CUn tlVtå of fdd)
he is lovcd liy few (df Itlcb
©atten) affwith your H»[.
, (ftct ftenifei af ©Iriftm) it
is proved from Scriptnrr.
(fHia^\tt1 man) by thii it
Uffftie, ((Bm fXeffø arsbc
01 sO ti> hrowfe. feed npon,
blici knap or nibbic olT.
StfObfif f" "ke away wilh
31frttb*i6f / CSidft) to wnrk
ciff yoor Dcbc. to clear \t
by working. (fit ©ajwrl)
ta worh our, finirii your
Talk.
afl'«5«f W mahc an End of, '
finifh your Boking.
"HiinmU, Ctom etee) to Leat
ont tlieOi[lt, diin outvouc'
Coat. Cpffflf* aD '" teat,
thr-lflli inaul one roundly,
^iv<; one a Drubbias-
ail^nnfniiigi a Cudgelling,
riiftisiiii".
af(<t>e, Cbetic HH ^aUt) to
ln;.; Pardon for your Fanir;
10 i:ryV«cca»ij f:; depricire
ynui TunifhnKnt. lo priy
wifh aijflinft ■>.
nDøtt B(B S»n) t
(ibiain 9 ThmK by
0)ixt op at bebe)
Enil of your Pray
afbebe(ft( ■ Deprec
Frayirg for Pardc
3(fbcflillt, to unfay '
have bcTpoke.
afhctalCf to.payoffO
to pay Part of yt
(jonffe) toelearyi
to ft'isfy your C
fcttte Acceuntt vri
^fbetoltnat th« Cle
yoiirDcbt, theSat
yoar Credirftr«.
3lfbctltnin(i r f. Sni
afbeile, Ctftflle fifl li
" aThing of oné, ge
blffl by hcg!!i;ig.
Mfbi6(, to bite of
away. CWofgIt) tt
nibble of ynnr N«
3(fbit>nfn3i tlie Bitin{
Nibbline i.ft.
afbit)|I(, Ctnfttft)'«
a HrHe. to dr«w t
afbifteling, theUnbri
» Horfe.
afbiM, bitten, nibb
afbiqt, t. attiteife
afbilttt, Cbaniit) tt
fafhion, frame, mol
(cfiiCCc tltT btirriDC
ti) portray, rrpr
draw i CO d^fcrib^
bvate, di!lir>;n'c ot
aTiHiia. Ciæ«) f
in Wjx. C«fHt (ti
Dt) 1(1 drnw to the
aft'il&«f formcd&e.
a{bil^in(t> (SiiStbi
Jill^) i'ottraitilr«,
nuure; Arfiiml.rsri
]i.-.<aTirn,(SanneIf(
ing, Fiaminx, Mn
aIFin^t , CÆiJiiimcrD
Vvtfning) ta pin
«f
o 15 ( 5tf
,wV, faftcn it togcther.
(WTlKti5leflcO ^obind up
r-iQiriin^ oi Timberwork.
p^iolfcnO «o pluckotf
\M (\L^rfluous Lea ve 5 of
Via?:, to takc themoway.
l^Utoigr ihe PlDcking off
4((c9etfluoiis Lea ves«
W«, C@tO») to blow off
W Duft. CS^noner) to
fcsk tVic Guns.
IjUtvCi to come or ger fomc-
iV:her. (^OOt bU9 ftan Of?J
wTi! ii bcc*Mne of hiiii ?
IjbioB^rCf CO have done
Visfoning; lofe Blosfoms,
RuVe pa^fed blosfoming,
Wevn^ or bTooming.
l^iniretf bcmg pa(t btos-
[.
^sz.
iJVittt.' C^oI^c op at Mebc
•::ereoff bleedinj?.
J^lf.tofmootK burnifhor
;8iA Houshold-Furnuure.
aic;>:, (afparere) lo parry,
rir ry Tluults.
tvrf«, C.Vllccba) to brufh
i.j-Cioihcs, brufh ofFthe
»t;tr, DctrMiicnt, Hurt,
DiniH^i; Injrry; tofs;
PrcindiccCfliiJtc CC n ^Ifbro?!)
:f:n>iain'g<:* Imr', prtjiuici
ea? (giørc fici f«IP 'Jifbrvtt)
fOsbridge or dvrprivc ycur-
'slfof i Convenicncc.
HhxfU, to break offCQSrom*
h; to pine!« orflipoti, to
Kp or Cfop Flower.
»r.Tn^fr to burn siway, fct
oafirj, rofire, burn'iown;
•vf in Afh-s, ruin by hr-
SranDr* burntdown, (af;
»:«M SolO pcopU burnt
cb: ei' thsir Htiufes.
ro fcrcli or bring one oii troui
hi8 Opinion.
^fbru^r# broken ofF, interrup-
- ted. CfføbPité nu 00 ca) by
Tits. Cftaflig) abriiptly.
^fbniQCf to have done ufing
aThing, to caafe ufing K
2(fbtr^&ei to break ofF O«
ffalc) to iKeak off.intcrrupr.
C95lOin6cO to pluck, crop,
gaiher Flowers. (<n 9399«
ninjl) to break, piill, bcac
down, abarc, dcmolifh.
^fbr^&ninøf theBrea King off;
Iiiterruption ; Demolifliing
f. Verb. afbr^^e.
7(fbu^> Unfaying.
%^Civdc, to proportion, frams
or fquare a Thin^; to mci-
fnrc »t with your Coinpartcs.
5ltCdpict:c,ro copy, take aCopy»
Ttinrrint, Extratt or Du-
plic.ncof»
7Cf^arBPf / (»iPorbeO t« clear thc
Tablc. (tacic Bojffet cQ ^^
uncover* lift up tltc Cover*
^f^4tP^ing9 Ket, a Defert.
2lf^nmpe/ to m^ike fomething
évaporate. (JinncO ^o »'^
Linen,
7i(t>anU, f. <sfffc^ife.
TlftclCrtodividc, part, dilrmg-
uifh, fspjiar'i.
5If^eUr, a Divid^^r; Mcafurer.
:2lf&cling» a OivlHon, Diftinc-
lionT DilUngnifh; Sci>n-
ration,
24f&?€iC,- vlivided, parted «c.
Account , {or that Realon;
thcrefoic, , , •
TifOøfe; dcceafed, departcdthis
Life, dcad, R<^ne.
TCfbvng, røctaliua) P.iym2r.t
Vin I'tirr).
^:«ortning,D«duaion,Abatc-
«f } 16 { af
'Aftva^ti to dednd » detraft.
abnrc, discount, defalcate
frtinetiiing of a Sum.
7li^V<tQttt dedndled) abated.
3(ft>reief (Dteic af for) tomrn
oucoftheWay, to dcclinc
or go off or out of the
Wav.
^IfMrivt, (fom et ©fibfM fin
CourODriving; or Dcflcxion
ofa Sliipfrom irstrucCourfe
, by Reafon of the Currents.
^fbtiFf f/ to drink off, out or
up
Tii^tiU, Cfom ®uID u. rcnfe)
to fine, rcfinc G iI'V Cf©"*
9)2<taØ<0 ^o '"^y ^^ a^fay
Mernl hy theCoppel, (foitt
Ct @fib) t'> drive, tnrn from
itsiijj^htCourfc. (CiøéfrUgf)
to caufe Abortion,
QlfbrtiEFeitf drankoffor «p»
^fbr^ppe^ to drop« tricklc,
drip» falldown, tofallDrop
by Drop.
a(ffa:it)ig , decay • decrepit
fallinjf away.
llffÆl^ig^C^^ Decay, Decline,
Tlff XV^itit,* o dispa'cli,disinirs,
fcnd onc away. C®.fl0«0 ^^
disparch, cxpcdite forne Af-
fairs or Matters,
^ffccrt»ioelfe / a Dispatch,
Expcdition.
QJjral^ / 2lWb , C^anHté^ a
Defluxion. (UrccIlfi£be^)
Swccpin^s. (ct éte()B
©fraanimO a Dccliyi^.
(&anI>CUnO ^h« Decline*
Decay of TraJc (fra Srocil)
Apolfacy.
?(ffa[^Cf tofall or dropdnwn,
or run down (frd fi« .^Olløc)
to revolt» rebel. Ct'rattrociO
ro apollntize; fall away
froni. Religion, turn Rc-
ligior.
affaibeit fr<» Zv^tn, (tn) >n
Apof(;ue« Backdidcr inR«-
li^ion.
2(ff4rvet/ coloured,
2(frcct/ Affe^ion, Inc1ination>
P>sfion.
Slffccrere/ to affeft, nfc Affuc-
t jrion.to fomething affci^ed*
ly or vfit\\ too much Study.
Hpcttvttø (fom et iD?ennc(PO
aliedtcd, fuH of Attedlacion.
(fem en røine) asfumed»
ovcr(hidic(t, p)*tonwithan
ill GrMCvi. (af. Xålt) a coft-
ccitd Lanv^u i<59. (af, 95CP«
fcn^ ftiflr> upftart Ways (tate
af.J to canr.
^ffectirricitf (uti'bigSpIf otmfe
fl<|) AiK-fftanon*
2»|feie# to fweep, wlpe. brnfli
or fetc'i off Filili or Duft ;
fo c'e.n.
TlffcininQf tbe Sweepinj^ or
Bruf hjn^ ofF* Cleaning,
2lffile/ to <ilc ofFor away.
SlffUitig« Filings, Fileduft»
Ti^flaat, to Ikin, fiea* flay, to
f^CviCO.
2tff^ø^e/ to flecr Milk; Ikim,
f-ikc of the Cre.im.
2CffI<^e/ to flow, run or glide
ofF or down^
2lfflvNting^ thcFlowingofFor
^own , a Defluxion.
^iH^vCf to fly off or.^away.
7{f^«9l'^re^ to rcqiiire, demand
of«.ne, to crave fnmething
of him, alk it from him.
^Jff^i'^l'ing I a Demand, AiV-
irv.;, Rcqr.irintr«
21if'?rmC| to form, frame,
ih.ipea Thing, takcorniake
th: Fintr.e or Fipirrc of it,
5((fc•^c, f. S<5^crtf(lg,
?(tf<5:>ning, f. 2Ritgcl.
21tfoie, (oiibc ^^atjFcr Hb
SBcblcin) to dctcrgc purge
«wn
y
af ) 17 ( «f
iwfly« clrtnfe by rhvfic.
art) f. bortf^re^
^førelff/ Pur«ing, Abftcrfion,
O^t rfion* ,
c.eanfing» deterlivc. il?rt»Jr-
VfFftC/ 10 fhoor. f hoff»t off,
Uc 6y ofT, dischtrge or iire
t fiun«
IfffriBJ« the DfsOcharging of
• Gun or Firing of ir.
giert 6a0 ic ii t Thinf
end- inikeinEndof* (pili^
f lenbO ^® d-ciie," dercrmine«
Cftit«(idc ftrcrtrO ro makt
II p» compound- adjuft^dvrcr*
' mine, 'CC >minodflre g Differ-
ence, (en Rc^ttina) co ferrie.
niake up an Account. '
7L^^i6vt\(t, fl pecifion, Decid-
in^, Dererminln^.
7Li9iétt{i€é»puncttn , Cr i Ai»
ulZ'"lVcSlt7n X^^^^ Æe/Ca«>efraflp) rode
,hePa,ceSl'"n"aS^ (^^^^^^ ^^r.^''#*w'r;„r":h'*- '"•
ten gdaer aO the'coioar ^^t'fJ'Jj^^^^^^^
faiesT charges or wears orf. •,;!^*L^'' .J^Lfa "
oDt or away , it not du- 2lt8n«t?e, to gnaw Cff. knap
rable. Cptt ^aaer faa me» lyr^Iir^t,'* ! r«owj.,» v:k
aet af iSmeUninaen) there ^^?»^^* |' * Gnawmg, Kib*
empire, departfrom Life, to ^^f^^Jii!Z^T^2
deSeafe. (afaaae, blm af- 'wTenIn? ^ ^
fcbwOro bediscbarg^^ afJøC? Prodad, Produt-
dif misfed from your Office. ^^f-J^ . 'p^^j,^
V^ng/ (Stnaé Sftad^IfO ' xfariinMn Abyfs, bottomlert
che Decay, Failur«, Dimi- p,r^
nifhing, DccrcafingorAba- ^jfemt), an IdoK fnlfe Deity.
ting ofaThing. Q^aa ^ay Tifgu Wrie^ Idolatry, Idol-wor-
tO Uttcrance, Sale or De- f^jp^ ,
Itvery of Commodities (paa Z^aubiftt iMotatfOtti. addiaad
6d(» 1 ©meltninø) the ^^ Idolatry . worf bipping
Wafte of Silver beiniim«1ted Idols
(KbDø^en) Deceafe, De- tX^i^^øUae^e/ tn Idol« tbe
pirture from Life. S^catuc of a falfc Deiry.
Ifganøen/ (»eO©øben) leccaf- ^tøi^etifrf elft, f. Z^§nUtit.
ed, departed from this Life glføt|^e^^rfer^ an Holater or
*c. Worf bipper of Holi.
Hfgierbe, f* TlflnfU. % ^tfønDf-ProBflf i facrtficing
Ifeiort/ finifbed, ended; PrJeft.
iccommo l«*ed &c f. Verb. ^fgn^6(VP9/ aGfov« dtdicatad
(lij) ctruin, (^et Ct eø af* to Idoli.
• ar*
#
Hf ) 18 f Hf
QtfguDft. Envy, '
afginiPiS, envioo*. grndging.
Xfgfb^ ropeurDfT. Cttttiaxt
t9ttt aD '" tl«c"it Liqu.T,
10 poar oS by genily decli-
tling [hc Edge ofthc Vcirel,
(i (n3»m) (O ruundaroft
into « Moulif.
Kf&ttSO to uncUrp,
Vf^Kitbitief«) abtltenflte.mihc
over, hind ■ thinft ta. puc
or deHvcr into nne-iHindi.
][ft)ltn^tgti^«> Abilicnacion,«
Delivcring of FolTcflion to
annthcr.
TtOtxMt, (af en) to depcnd
of, CMnt lil KR @iht) to
dope, Ican lo nne Gde,
aftiingfB, rubjeit to, depen-
dent of.
Sf&itngfg()t», Oependtncr,
SHbj^flioo,
HPitrot, to heave> lift. IiN*e
nr lift ofr.
af&aFtCr 10 cat, chop down
nt oB.
aftanWt, C<n®flB« ®P«(i*.
DiaaO " h»ndle, »giwte,
•XHtnine • SubfeS . ttf treic
ofit, expofe lo Confirfern-
tion, Tninaj« an alTBir. (nft<
la af Ctn) ro bny • thing
of ore.
Xf^anMiiig, n Trniife.
9lftWf^r K wi"^ or (**1 nC
VÅcRK« f' bente.
aiftltlpc, Ctn Kina) to rhift
or charge i Thing. to help
for to get i> altered ((( OH'
tt)to rcfflcdy. røMKObiOi
itttOto providr irfnpply
NKciTaHea. Ccen4(Bqtlw)Tn
htlponeofhii Burden.Ctilt<
fftcMtO if fnpplv Bnc*t
aft»I^ C&i'nhr) D
' Detention, Wi
Hindtnnce, Cfflflfl
Abttinence, Cor
Moderation.
»ftrollM, (tcR fra R
datjin, holdi haep'
hold. hinder, ttop
from. (68 fra) t
OU) abltinunr, ii
temperere (,««:
be.oved , dclr.
Hfboltrn^cfr Ab
Alifteiniousncra ,
Zf^itt, (>Sibiitr) ro I
try WEtnefTet, to
Depoliti<>n of ther
Fammcn) to contra
VftHetlft, theTiitimi
Hcaring of WltnelTi
VibtOt, to raap, c«
gathct in ihe Corti.
7lfb*vlt, to potifh.
inihe finooth with f
af6iig,Ci©fm)BrRl
Sprny. "
Mftiiigg«. CSratr)
chnp offi cut down
ftll Trea« C?)eB(t) '
o(fDt:E-iHvad, beh(
af^ugttinør iheCnrtJT
or Falling of Trcea
af ^voe KArfoSi up<
Accoonc, by, forw
fon, for what Canfe
af^Drtfei f. gi«re (I
affogt« CSimbnt Q}«
purraethcEnamyin
ihe Booty, to rec
ScSJ to fnandar, oi
orfi, (boat ep I
to Ctitt mntitig,
dom htuitiDg,
«f
) 19 ( af
rhm ncfcoinjt.
thipg off from ili« WiKH.
■■t Cl" t-R« Irom (he
Cfw ftg ftl») 1« r.rn"eh
your Exn-rCM. iiliiirig«
to icn.l> of or
yoarfdf. lii« wiiliin '^oin-
|>ari, to |lirch.
■•;:-- -T^v rQ,M^
3ltfllil>ltins. a Pir.chirr cIT
!U=--.:»rce,Ri:C..pt,
Cecieoi-«'"-"*' Aiiiiit-
in« or Ktircrcl.ir.v of (int'i
: es'.! cr.e iwjy ffom
PiV.
aff»«, fSlff>to t^-i. ftfiU
3i •.-• Cticing,
fiOi-f.
-j £T, Ca:;ii:inscr
3'7øn)r I»;us, PfJgtr.y, Off-
:rop cli, p-ir-S.
amrlrre. 3l:"FolBp. rt'e D<<"«r.'. S-ock.
v, flir(. Familv. Jttce.SiMDtOii^.n,
-»• <!•" ff:t,f!«n, mikt{\,,,r.r. euf
'- {hcntr. ffsnOiiitTf; ;u
t. ;c poT- t'. SK a ti ;■{%■: csrii;:, ^i'.cli
jfi. E- r.
;rr:'«:r.fi,U
afT»If, to <vo'. fUir ve
r(i Trf:i.:'^ y-.'.rV''. 'Btc
af ) 20 ( Hf.
VflroftR rcmote. diftsnt Place,
LnrKingpliGCi Rectfti By-
p'acc. Comer< Noolt.
Vnr0S>f TEinoK. afir off. di-
(tant. out af tbc Vfay,
Vflaantf to borrow fomeihing
Al' or fiin onc, tnhe or
fcich nponTrnft. Crtdiror
Tick.
MoAtlti borrow'd from. nk-
cn npon Trult.
«f|«A, CpaWl'93 Indnlpnce.
Pardon from Sin. .C«'«)
a Letter oflndnlgence. (tf.
lobWwmilKtJiSellM of In-
dulgendet, a Pirdonmon-
ger. OVcneO Shrovtmoney.
apabt, (Uftt af fra) to Imvc
off. discontinne, ceaft, de-
fiftfrom, interniti ktalonci
to Ji« op doinj.
a^Mlftf Inietmimon, Dii-
continuanccCefTitiDn.CMf-
ing. CbBoI « ) ioMlTantly.
AKRfiMCf to lay> put ot caft
i' o"'cXI«»«/to%ay.caft
ofrciothei, Cfr«lO to give
g Trial of yonr 5hili.(EICtgn>
Itab) to give an AcCounti
qnit • Score. (Sft) to
takt an Oath, (,9&itBtti
bort) to dipofe yonr Wit-
nefti tnakc yoar Oepolition.
(ttn mtb embth; Satin
fing] to bedow in Office
' upon; |i«e one o PrtTent.
Ccnbt ©»1(0 "> '««*'« '"
Manneri (ta 9)<1lO to pay
one a Vifit. Cfllt @fvttif
M itt un) to t»y one
yonr Duiy ot Dtvoir. (btt
Bditile QhtnntffO to taft,
put off the old Uan. CØef>
ntv) toleave otf Monrning,
C0iI[Ol)«o prefentynoiSer-
vic« to one. C9AfM) tø
'■■Malk.
JlflaMtircr a Ltvifli: o
Calfingoff, Cviinttb
B Depofition. (CtMj
Taking of in Oath,
Xfldmtr, fl Layer. Sho
Spngofa TreeCpot ■
Gronnd for IncreafO.
Uflttgning r ([Urttøa
tavnWjth* I-aying dov
Setting for Increafe.
•SftAffS, CBADinid) deci
wafted, worn ont wIth
Uftcertr to learn rotDCEhi
one, discover hh Art,
trate into his Seciet.
apaftf to read wiih a
Voicc bcfore Fcopla.
ZftltVt, to nnload. Dnla<
dijnnrdcn, to dischar
Xflfffftn, rhe Unloadin
Diibnrdening.
Ufagt, (Aammtrbaat) o
Uft orFafhion.
3l|UitS« oval, oblong, I
Sf^avtf diiorderly, o
Order, pcrpltnfd; im
himricali nnkifh, '
aftebc, C^MOtodrawV
iwiy, dtflin it> makeC
neli. CDrft) to d
Wordi from it's Origi
7l1ltbnliig,C^iaittU')DTi
or Driwinjt away ofW
(ctOlbO Derivation.
afliMfllft»» far off, rer
dilFant.
irHftttfDifttmce.Rec
Kfttggi
pnll off dm Mal
3Ipone,aTdbtt6pbOto'
one off, allorc hiin :
%t*b, tbc FleiriDK ot lt«D
af ) ai ( af
MW*«rfnbef t Gatter«
1f#bc# QiiiR Saab) co miif
lov oft; ^Mf (o(M} ro
Mceeif. C&hUt M df
&aktl€tt) cheShip is lancif
tå (f^om rhe Stocks)*
HUntr CO lifts htflveoft C^
iiMfra 3(6cn) to lift off*
Wtf c t Keccio from oi che
Fi«.
34I#fnui8r ,<he Heaving or
LittBlf.
yMr/ to loofet nncie, nnbind
iThtne« loofen from, (af»
a SfimaøQ to relieve i
Cencincl« C^iPt &9ildé#
ferUMfO to abfolve. O^fe
KiåQ co foccced one.' (^af*
tiiaBftca i Srtø) co relicvc
oneinocher, exchangePUctt
(ike tnochcr Poft*
IflMiBg/ an Untying, Ino-
fening. C®0nb^^O Abfola-
t\w, Acqaitnitinr.
iMt, incied &c« f. v«
Mrffifv CO inclofe, hem in*
WtTe, (fra 9radi(eto(cn} co
pnSlifh, make known ftom
rhe Piiipic» Copfiøo ftaSge
Ii4> co give op. refign«
((»re op at afO to leave oflf
to fhine*
Wtømagy ch« Pnblifhin^
Pabiidcion. (IrafiøcHe)
Refij^nacion«
InBUsalCf ro meafiire, mete*
(mcbCirfeO to dererminatt
vith a Fair of CompafTes«
(Jwbr aøcr) to forvey, mea-
fare Land. C^AAb) to lake
a Plan of a Country«
VmaMnf, che Meafiiving,
Ssrveying«
Itmtrgrigib rorcelefs. weak«
feebie, infirm« Caint. irapo-
reot.
ZftKMtftittnt weakly* faintly
&c»
7iiPi«§tifft^t^ 9 I m po tence«
Difabiiity , Infirmicy* Fee*
blenaf«, Wtaknefs«
%\vxctxtt9 co mark oqc« fec a
Mark to« co delineate«
neffl, Infirmiry, wanc of
Power and Srrensth« Lang-
nif hing. COadntUe) Paint-
nefs, Swopn or SwQoning*
)(fm4le# co dcpaint« draw a
Piaure, porrray. (befPrttK)
to dercrit>t» delineate, reprc*
fenc« expreff«
Xfmaling, a Painting. Por*
traying. Piaore. Qbt^xU
t%\\i) Dcfcripcign, Deli*
neation*
3fmArr4)cre# co march ofT, re-
crear« go away, wichdraw*
recire, oreak up.
Xfmavrcberin9# tMarching pff,
Rctrear.
Ti\mavot9 Cnbmerøle) to ener-
vace, exhauft, confume«
^\mctXXt9 fc weary, rire, fa«
tigue. (ca tnoce^ co harafl
an Army,
Xfmanelfe 9 Defacigation«
Tir'ng ; Haraifmg.
Tffmeie, (i(oni,er<rO to ">ow.
cut down Corn or Grafs*
Tlfnteining, th« Mowing or
Cytting down Corn.
%\miXi^t\S!t9 fl Kemcmhrance«
Memory,Remembering,^f|f«
Stgll) a Monument.
)(faittbre# co unAime • rid of
SUme, cakeaway the Slime*
21fnappe/ coplnck, pick, cull
off.
2(fnArre# (een yetøe) to foot
one of his Money, to bnbble
or cheac him ot ic.
SiMbc, (SOi noøcO to ab-
ftorc, extorc, wreft our, get
by
«f ) 42 (
by Torce froni htm. tfi IwSor
him out of ir. fen »rt
{anii føtgitrin^) to urg«,
preri-one by impartunace
9>'%i'n% »nd Soliciting lo
trant it.
TtintWling, tn ?;:totfion, Ab-
itortiqn. Gittinv by Fore«.
VfMtrr to htve done loJtcr-
inj, or lingerina.
af#fe, to cKhsnIt, driin,
cinpry, live Wlter.
?lf«rffinO> til« Exhinlltnf,
Empiyint
boO 'O onloid • onpachi
discbtrge.
VfparetCf to p«rry. put by,
hee-i offi to wiH olF.
afpaeningf cli: M.:*''nring
wiih t Fair of CompofT.".
ZfptitSt, (O ineirui'e with «
PAJT of ComptlTc--.
afptcltr 10 raithwith Palci;
to impal«,
Ttfptrft, f aftwft.
3(fptMtCf to whi^. fconrg«,
lark or Jirh fuvndly.
a^iHc, to pil), plnclc or cnll
oA. pick oot.
afplnc, to abftort, txtvrt,
get , obiain by Fore« or by
KfpIoøCf TO enort from on4
by Tronblct and Ventioni
yoa canfe him,
3(fpl#i'i 10 luv« offplongh-
iag.
UfpIuBftrCi to hava 4on* bab-
tJing.
aWuf. f. Pickingi.
Wplatttfio plDch, pick orcnil
Kfplutfetf plckd ftc.
afptuFnins, Pillin), Plnck-
i"g.
3ln*ol(t<f tttbrnnirh, polifh
or brightcn.
afp*lctins,Po|
Hfpraftci to b
g et or obtain
on« by BegRi
afpr«>iFe, (t
from an Opir
itrUs ittcait
in hil n|iini<
' diiruiiled froi
Itoniny.
afprrfft. "O pr
preV7ii oni o
Itrj to fqn;ej
afpnit«, to i
rometiud^ ai
the Piic« witl
afprrgiw to i
b4ng, man'
afti^tBlinfl, if
Tnrafhing. )
afpuFrf, to j
fotnethinghy
t tht«aieiiing
afpnbr«' to ."!'
cleanfe. Ctttl
afpnbøniitSf Ih
Making c1«ar
afqt>ltM, to al
hil Wagcs ;
thing from h
afr«4M, f. fr.
afcAitCnei to re
tiify. fill aw
tion or Putrei
afraaDndfb th
pDirifying.
aftage, tofhav
or fhcat oR \
afnafTf to Tpcr
grow qoier. (
no ittt ubrafc
Itf ) 25 ( «f
t^A9i Shaviogs*
l{favc# to fcrape. (have oC
Sfcb« CQSoreøanaJ^ a Partin;.
Going awjy«Departure. (fxa
ttt^n) Deparcuret Isfua
oac of cbis Life« CUå fiOC
BcucO the Tflking Leave»
VftlcdiaiofitFarewel (fft^e
B«aKl} to ceke Leave» bid
f arcwtU i hake Hånds with
yoer Fricnds. (taflC ftR Sf«
f t^so lay down your Place
Ol Employmenr« C(^iu') to
di«raifs» discharge,' disband,
discarl, caOiier, putaway«
tam olt Cft*9t(j(|) a dis-
miflory Letter , Dischari^e,
Ctrrificacc« Hindfare, (cs
6élMti) tha cefiimonialLec-
tcT of a disbanded Soldier.
(pA tffcd>ac Partine. (<«
tand« cffcr fHi^ihaqi^HttV)
ch: BiPf, that wereenadad
tt *he Diet*
3tf(KH«^if# a parting Cop«
IfiftMiPrarbif en , a valedic-
rory Sermon«
SrHFrMge« to discharge, dis-
aifs. (afiP. fra en f icncie)
ro disinifs onefrom hisEm-
p|oympnc« (6ol(atcr) to
disband , discacd«
Iflfcbigelfe , Discharging,
Dismiflion, Disbanding«
3fi|fienfe# 'to pour off, to
clear or decanr.
VWienfnittgy a Ponring oflT,
a Dtcantarion*
Ifefiemt, in Jcft.
Timnt, f. affenbe*
^firilbre# f. afmale.
llfifrab/ Scrapings> Shavingi*
Pirtnga.
Xrfttabtt to fcrape » fcracch,
rab ofT«
Itfrabninø/ the Scraping or
Scracching off*
Tlffttaf, (Sroøl) a RorroiiiE^
Dread, Tercor. Fear. (tfr
fPoe) Abborrence, Abomi«
nation, Deiefting, Loath-
ing.
TiffttcMtø to dater » ditco«^
rage» affirighc, atfrighten,
dishearten, ftartteoneoffor
away from a Thing»
2lffFrercn # Ci^pied » iran»* '
(ctibed*
2lAFri9e^ to copy, tranfcrib«»
CafiFriøe af en 6(ri(cnO to
write ont of an Author (cv
^cIO to wrica of a Débr,
C^raitt 9lenaO <o crodit
one's Account for Møney
paid.
H^fivivtv, a Copier> Tran-
fcriber.
Tifffvlvningi a Copy ing, Tran-
fcribing«
7iff(tivt, a Copy, Tranfcript^
Duplicate»
2(f(ri'nbbe# to fcrnb, mb
off
TLiUtnt, to nnfcrew«
7(fJFubbe# to mb off«
2(ffhtm/ tbcSkimmings^Seiini
taken of; Refn fe. (6torf
9aOSconi,DregtQf the niea-
ner Sort of People. Rabble,
(6ftC(Morl) moft viciona
Fellow, Archvillain«
Ti^ffwnmtf to (kim* take off
the Scnm.
Ufftnmnin^ theSkimmtngoir
Taking of the Scnnn,
Tlfftntt, to fconr off, make
clean by Sconring,
TLifltibt , (en VitO to f hooc
(end off or let fly an Arrow*
0t9t1»9t, JKanon) to dis-
charge, fhoot Oft, fire a
Gan»
Xfffifbningf theShooting qff,
Discharging, Firing«
«f ) 04 ( «f
UffMtt, Cfra eoibth) to dt-
gTiiics dupoie onc, removci
toin 01- put onG oDt af. [O
deptivt him of hiiPlace. to
ttH< onc fi«m ih( Dignicy of
hif OfGce (cH JiDRoO '"
dcthtoncaKin^, (af^JatO
tofcll, vtnct, pniolTi' utttr,
dirpof; of Wares. CtnSeml
Xffnst. ((sW StnO paTtd,
. pronounctd. (gitnllO *
'■ '" ''proftlTed, fwoTn or moritl
/ degriHcdi pnt. turncd, le-
moved out of « pUce, Cf^lS
VacO Told . pnt ofT, dis-
poftif of.
3lff4t«( (pu tn Oluir) b5«>
II« on « Will.
3lf(iiu{|ei to fnr of, cat cff
W'Eh I Siw.
' XfTovn f (■ moKjld.'
Xfirt, Ctn %mi) (O btiT th«
Wint of I to be withouc a
Thinj.
BffUltf to put to Sci> ftil
ditpitch one. C^art) to
fcnd c,w»j. difpuch or for-
'wud Good*.
arfTcnMr*« tht Sending iwix,
Difpitching or Forward-
inj.
3lfrtn»tf ttm •wfty Ae.
Xlftfit« f. Vflrot.
VrflMtf afide, CligicDbt) far
' dilt<nt,
SflEc, to filtrat* I clcanre by
Siraininf;.
VfflSCf (tn 3ilb(tlltH) to dii>
invlic; rcitia an Invitation,
CoiDMOjtopifapronoune«
■ Sentenci! C<ll<&cf*|tlft> 'o
disapiioinc aVilit.CStt^iSf^
ro rtnoDitcet d<
Religion j tnin 1
røtrtta) to foTfn
don , renonncc il
Xfpgffto, ofgn^'j
cord, Xndina Oi
fraely. willingly,
SlMnfeigr mad, fran
•tic TDnoD*, dift
tinoDi. Cu >f
M«niac.
afltNftigtnr madly i
3(mi>Cisl>t&> Maini
ticnefa, Phtenf)
DeliriDnu
Ufflaavtni cvt oi (
CfeBi CH fyHt) cu
afffittrtr to cnt ofl
pdaftn)iocaione
CWcflltnt) to pai
to [rim. (ctn S!
iniCTCcpti cot ofl
fige, itop th« \
®fib fT« Khuttn;
afjFarciif th« Cui
Firing; Trimmin
to abrogaici abot
ijoatc . innul . r«
pcal, rcverf«, ma
Liw; to foibid >
Cnflomi pat it o
(aWih'UflJtOTefo
cnt ofT, cradicari
(iBrtitlUf)tadi9cl
■nifa. C^tftt, æ
fell.
Æitrenttj^alnetiti
ApplEt; toblanch
to pet] ofl' Lemon
tht Peel of « L<
fhell Wainnts.
ihe green Pecll o
VffrAUlRS, Faring, 1
Fruit«,
af. ) 27 ( «f
\
TtKpctnHitff tiientted« dnwn
tvay. Cøi^teafOtoalienace»
cftrangc* draw away, (bliø
tcaf.) to ron disloyflI» run
•way* go over ro another
Party.
Zfivi\t, CøAoe fra (BerbeO to
*uvedoYie with youiDirncr«
to have done dining* (jOiU
mtb fairc Orb) ro pnc one
off with ftir Wordi, bc-
/prinkle one with Counho«
lywacer*
^ap^itø to unfpool ; put thc
y^rn oflf from tht Spools;
to hive done fpooling, .
Z^ptctfftf tonnrip, nnrivel«
on'ow> take fomeching oflf
from i Garment*
»ffprcngef (cf ©toffc fw cii
JtlippO^^ undermine aRock
flp.d ciufe ro Opring a Piec«
thereof«
^ffpringe^ ro Tpring off from,
to flip ofr.^fom Simltn fra
en SScrØ^ ro rebound, fly
bick, rebounce off again.
(fom en Streng) to break.
(foffi SatOf ) ro loofen , gec
loofe and fall off*
Ifi'pningeit« fprnngoff, front
flipf oli &c., f. V.
Tii^aatf Cl^o(be tp meb) ro
åf^ll, cetfefrom, leave off)
diKontinue« qnit or abandon
ir, give it over or up. (ftn
3itO to detift from yonr
Right, refign or renounct it,
withdraw your Claim, dis-
daim, give it cver. (fra
fin Øtentnc^) to abandon,
?|nit yo«r Opinion, leave itt
bbmit it to a betttr Judg-
menr. Cfta fin (^lenbom) to
part with, give up your
FoiTefTion, nwkc over your
PoffefTion to anocher* (fri
Qogn K.) U tf fftfg^
2(filaaelfr# aDcfistmg, Ceaf^
ing. teaving off (fra ffn
Sf^O > Renouncing, Reégw
nation of your Right, (fta
cn (0?eninø) the Qnicrtn^
or Abandoning of your Opi-
nion. (frafinSienbpm) the
Parting with, the Yielding or
Giving op of your f^outs^
fion.
31fihiaenbe , (fraliageobe) di-
iiant, reuiot««
TLiitammt, to fpring from,
defcend, cooie off,be derived
from ; to have ^onr Origine«
Stem, Extradion, Rife and
Offfpring off*
2tfflan^i a Diftance* aSrand-
ing off.
(gaac/ f omme afftcO ro go,
pafs on, procsed, 'advancc,
get forward, (taae (lemC
Cffteb) to fly out into aPas-
(lon, to berransportedwith
Anger, (mtt OeMi SBttt
fau jeg ifrc fomme afSeb)
This Work won't fucceéd.
(fomme afS.bf opocrfte) f
caufe, luakc, excite.
Ti^fiigt, to defcend, (icp, g«
down, (fra $)cfl, 9}ofln) f
alighr , light firom.
^Ifftlgning, rhe Defcending,
Going down; tha Alighc«
ing.
Tiiiti^U, Cl Jtoftber) ro au-
'rave, make a Brafscur otl
en flir) ro form , dtfign,
lelineate, take rhe Ground-
plor orDraughr of a Camp.
(røin) ro rack* and refine
Wine from rhe Lees. (bCt
fftCfir øobt aO it iook*wjU»
hat a fine f hew.
Zfpfftt, f. «?. øitre en tf-
gdf er / to fteal or go away,
tf abfear yonrfdf«
W ) as ( ,«f
ttUtjt, in Avctlian, Abhur-
Tcnce, AbominitJDiii Dcti-
ftationi Aniipirhy; Re^
pngnincy; Loithing. '
VffftcliS« abmnintble. dttc
Ittblc. loiihinit, horrible i
cxicrtbb, hidcoD), ditmil.
^XffF^Iigtlli abominibly ftc.
3|fff ^(ligt>fD f Horriblentff,
HeinoosneJt, Hideontnert,
Airoctiy; Uglincfi, Giftli-
mat3,
Iffffltt, 11 wtrh ftwif, rinrf,
IfTfFfDing, the Warhingaway.
Rinriri];, Ablutian.
VifUat, Ct> @»Rt Af tn
eltrnicO ■<> beat olFrome-
what froiii ; Sruni. CQ^aanD
•fttjab) to anTioaiiaCilk.
.ftn OlOim) to repiilfe an
AsfFOlc or Storm. (B«JItO
amfffe, to Hek off
afllimt, ronnflime.
thc Slime.
affliiCbrt, to make
jronr Prattlin*.
3tffhi«(t,CS)toofl(lpn
6mdf|^ Infipiifity,
neft, Unfavnaritie
Dtignfl , Distafte
Ctapc 9lf[mag for
' ta>e a Diszuft at
to di«lil(c IC Ctn^
• Tang.
Wmanttttt, Ciau
iiltcTersi unfavDut'
to deny or refafe
titinn. give him a Fol). C*t
Barlirg) to rej«a. flighta
Kecnnclliatinn. CSitnitn)
to repcl. beai or dcfeic the
Eneniy. CBt«*) «• n«.*,
cut down with a Scytlie.
Slriftn'} to abitc. lowcr
• Deniaf, Refurat, R.leaion.
Huncampliince wirh one'a
Beqiieft. (i 9ziUn) the
Fallini? of tJie Price (i ttl
affltbe, tn .n^he th>nncr, tahe
awiy livWHettingiFDUrhing
or Fu'bil'hinf;,
W»t, f. fll»t.
XfnncfFc, C«! QSntr
to fboot olfaBow
■ Gun.
afrmigie, C«" »ofl«
o b ti in by Flatiaty
' Sffniittc, to diacolo'
Colonr, fade. ptl
affm*re, ftcn) toba
onc ffiundly; lub
wilh Cudgeloil,
affnit, a Segment.
Offfaatnt @tijtfcr
Shaving* ■ Cattinf
pingi. Shreds. (i
a Seaion. (l *t
Ptnfe.
affnitning« tht C
Sffniticr F. afftare.
afronbtC/ toTcparat
divide. put arunde
gite CfigJ 10 withi
twiy flom.
aflonOtft, repiTitcl
affon&riitg, a Se]
Segragaiinf, Pittti
der.
Hf. ) ar ( «f
Ifjfff«(li9» tlitntted« drtwn
tway. Cøl^KAfOtoalicnate,
cftrtngc« draw away* C^li«
KafO '<^ ron disloyaU run
•viy, g;o over to another
Party.
Ifiptici C^Aot fra (BerbeO to
*uvedoYie with yoniDirnwri
to have done dining* QaU
■d fairc Ord) ro pnt one
•ff wiih flir Wordn, be-
fprifiUe one with Courtho-
lyivacer,
ZifP^it, to Ynifpool ; put the
YåTtk oif from tht Spools;
to hive done fpooling« .
l^^ft, tonni'ip« anrivel,
in^ow« take fomething oflf
from t Garroent«
7L9^tn9t, (et €rof!f fra en
ibprOco nndennineaRock
ind caufe ro Opring a Piece
tkereof.
^TSprisge, to Opring off from,
19 flip off.Xfotn Sutffcn fra
a Ssg) to rebound, fly
b«ck, rebounce oflf again«
(fen en @trenø) to break«
(Mm Sari>e) to loofen, get
loofc and fa II oflf*
Iji'prnngettf fprnngoff, from.
flipf cA &c» » f. V«
Intaae, C&o^^ op med) to*
driift, ceafefrom, leave ofT,
dtKontinne« qnit or abandon
lu aive it over or up. (fin
9(ef) to de(i(l from your
Right, reHgn or rejiounct ir,
lirhdraw your Claim, dis-
daim* give it cvcr. (fra
jlB ffileniniO \^ abandon,
qnit yoiir Opinion« leavc itt
fnbmit it to a better Judg-
ment. (fra fiH »Jienbem) to
P2rr with, give up your
PoiTefTion , mfxkt over your
l^oØefiion to another. (fra
2(filaaelfr# a Dcfistrng, Ceaf-
ing. tcaving off (fra ffø
Sfi'O A Renouncing, Re^g-
nation of your Right, (fra
Cn (0?enlnø) the Quitrin^
or Abanrloning ofyourOpi-
nion. (frafinSienbom) the
parting with, the Yielding or
Giving up of your ^ouas^
fion.
31ffhiaenbe, (fraKaacobe) di-
iiant« remota*
^fllamme^ to fpring fron,
defcend, come ofF,be dcrived
from ; to have your Origine,
Stem, Extradion* Rifc and
Offfpring oflf*
^fftall^f a Diftance» a Srand-
ing otf.
:(ffte^/ et e(ad< %bMb, I C^
C^aat, f omme afftcO to ge,
pafs on, procsed, 'advancc,
get forward, (^taf^t flemC
Cffteb) to fly out into aPas-
fion, to be transported with
Anger« rroeb ibttti SBtxt
fau jea ifrc fomme afileb)
This Work won't fucceed«
(fomme a^b, opocrffe) te
caufe, makc, excite.
^(fflige/ to defcend, ftep, ge
down, (fra t)<ft# SJogn) te
alight, light from.
Wløningi the Defcending,
Going dOwn; the Alight^
ing«
21filifft^ (t Xoftber) to ta-
Crave, make a Brafscut oC
'en f eir) to form , dtfign,
lelineate, take theGround-
plot or Draught of a Camp«
(^iin) to rack* and refin«*
Wine from the Lees« (bet
fftffir ØObt oO It look*weU.
has a fine f hew«
zmfftv, f. «;. øitre tu tf
ft^Ux t to fteal or go away,
te abfeat yonrfcif«
7i^'
«f ) 30 (
Night. CetO SfttOOl) in the
Eveninjt.
TUjtnbattt, • Rat.
ilfienl^tfni éveninijpijyer.
3lfteumu(!P,«SJien»(l<, NigJir.
nuriG 41 Concert of MuHc
luadc in ih« Nighttime in ihe
-XfttnfnnB« Aftirnoon'i Ser-
Slfttnfatigeprofl , * Ledurer,
a Miniitcr prnching tn the
Afr«rnoon.
SfttnamtMltl« , Soppet.
%ftt>u"<t&« f- afttntiBMl'
tit>.
aftensmirf«, Twilijht.
afK9, (i af«*) lait Nighr.
VslitrniKlir.
mfiTKB, c*iiiw «fttB)f. af'
ten.
»ftient, CforWnO totteferve,
gtt by Service, (qitlliitibi)
to reqnircrepily, fccoinpefi-
fitt, Tciributc, Tei)>iinerate>
makenoodaServicereceived
from one. (uMitnO to enrl,
finirti. abfolve, hald Itand
onty''iirTi[ne'OfAppramica-
Slfticning, C®i(i<a<'Itit'fO
Rcconipcnfaiion,R«miiiiera'
afcicnti reqoited &c
afdgfl«, to get or obtain by
Begging.
3(ttingt, to beat down ^he
.Pricci TO fcrew it down.
Xf(M> to warh ofT, battic.
tave, cleanre wilh Warer
aftoeningr the Ablmion,
Cleanrmg, Purifytng.
3fton, fl Reireat. Manhing
ofl ; Sailing from a Pia«.
UfitfniBtei to cuipty.
SifttfnCf to dTT"p> frccfrem.
wipe avay Moilhitci make
diT> M wip«. rab o^
Xfttfrcetfe, th
Wiping awa;
Htfnau, Caffi
over, givcut
wichdraw, c
, C^rage rn6
Sftroctxlft, a C
menti Surrei
ing.
«ftr«F, Cpa<
ConrDtnptior
or Diaøoling
tic«, (jtmt
haveaquickl
fol) or par o
t good Cnflt
%ftrtint, to I
CpOd til @ui
rubrtraft fn
fomelhing or
Jenfion) tod
away ■ Part
the Gnard,
to r«. a R3J0
councing,
Tiivtctngt, to
out I get b]
one, to ntg«
for a Thing.
Tlfttettu, to ol
relling, or Ct
Dt W At tC(
to qnariel.
SlfttfH, HouCe <
SfVcutftoexaQ,'
byHcflortng,
rout. impoiii
prtflion).
«f } a9 ( «f
Kau|C/ v» iiunnCi (fotfninb*
ftf^codecay, decreafe« de-
cb-.e nr difniniTh. 0£t«lf'
v) CO erow fteblet weak>
ådroii lofe yonr Strength
(9aa ScflcmcO to dccjv>
irav Ic^n » abatc in Flefn*
Binfitway* langnifh, droopt
(i)a laøcr mcact aQ hit
lodyitwafted* broken» de«
uyM. enervflfcd, fpent. ex*
biM« confumed. (font
ftaaca}to dccreafe. wane«
(jTiiSennue^ toerowpoor«
itctf in Eltare« be a licde
dovn ihe Wind. (j)cteil)
iMHeat relcnts or abates*
(CcclitCS) Credit declines*
mgfift, C^otminhttKi) a
Oimimrion « Diininirhingt
DeCRafe« Lcsfenin};« Abac-
inst D?cay , Breaking oiF«
CmSrflKteO theLanguifh-
Kti ^nfeeb^ng, \Veak-
rcii, Wanc of Scrength«
InUfCti dimininied &c.
SAc^inS« ^^^ Heaving. Lift«
ég or Takin^ off. (letf
ftfl) che Cnccing ofTa Pack
ofCardfl*
HhMt, (gi9t Sff C5) to dis-
mi(s« discharge* diicard, li-
ccnce, fendawayi put oflf«
(SøldafeO <o dtsband, ca-
fPiicr« dismifsSoldiersfrom
cheir Service, to break Re-
fioscnrs. Cf^aHt9ttM0 to
abdicarc« rcfien« renounce
give over* yicld up, furren-
der. lay down your Office
tolonrarily« forfake it,
vhithdnw from it. (f{øc
fiTKO 'O ^^^ farewcU
Wuaht, difchargied &c»
VfMf, to nnrig» dismantUi
■ncaJdc f rake off or down
riie Taklings.
Ubtfling, che Unrigging af
Tift^fningt Dismi/rion. Dif-
charge ; P ottin^ oft*. Sending
away ; Disbandmg ; Caf hier«
ing. (fra embe^O Abdica«
tion, Surrvndering, Refig-
ning.
2lftalei to conccrt« ftipnlace*
agree, witli one about a
Thing, (O fpeak or take
Refolation togccher about
Tiitalt, {. a Word left, an
Agrecment, Appointincnr*
Contraél. Convencion. Cøtt«
U tlftalO to >ntike an Agree-
ment. (oi 9<orb( %HaU om
6agfn) we fixed tke Øufi-
nefs. (»i øtDrbe Slftøle at
retfO ^ve agreed to fec
ort. (tiUt iflaCe) by
Agreement« according to«
agreeable to Stipalation,
by Coinpa^l..
21fcalt/ agreed about, con*
certtrd.
Slfrarning^ the fimptying o£
aBarrel,ofBeer> theBottiing
of yonr Wine, Decanrarion«
Stftnppe, to draw, fhoot Li«
quor« (Siillr Olic) to
empty Hogshead of Wine
or a Barrel of Beer> to
bottit your Wine or Bcer*
(9iob) ro draw Blood«
HUtgntt ro draw, defigni d^
lincate, make aDreueht, to
chalk, (ketch, adumbrate^
WceøninS/ the Draught, Da-
lineation« Defign* ModeU
Groundplot*
TLittnt Fvening, Evan« Ni^ht»
(mob IftOtowardsEvenmg.
(ptt b(i»cr Sffen) Night
comes on. (l^tUif'Vjt.)
Eve. CJ)ao9€««ftO Eafter-
Eve. (g^Mft.) an earlr
Ceafing from Work. (i if»
ICO) to nighc. Cl tftcé) lad
2<ight.
«f ) 30 ( «f
Night. Com Xftcotn) in the
Evening,
^frenbaPfei a Bat«
^ftenb^Hf Evcningprayer.
^frettmuflF;« Serenade, Nij?ht-
mufic , a Concevt of Mufic
made incheNighctimeinthe
Strects
-OCftenfang/ Aftirnoon's Scr-
- vicc.
3lfrenfanaepr«ft , a Lcdurer.
a Miniiter pveaching tn the
Afrernoon.
OlittnBmaaiti^ , Supper,
Tihtnømatf I ZittntmMU
tib.
9(ftcnem^rPe, Twilight.
TLiw, O aiftcé) laft Nighc,
Yellernii^ht.
ten.
^ftienCf (forticnO todeferve,
get by Service. CøicngfltbO
to reqiiire, repay, rccompen«
fate, retributc, reronnerate,
nake good aService received
fromone. (ubticnc) to end,
finifh, abrolve, hotd, (land
out y.'nrTime ofApprcmice-
. Chip &c.
giftiening , (QienøMbcirO
RccompenfationtRemtiae ra-
tion.
SifticttCf re^Tiited &c»
ZitigQtf CO get or obttin by
Begging. ^ ^ .
%tinsei to beat down the
Price, to fcrew it down.
^fcoe^ to wafh ofF, batbe«
lave, cleanfe with Water.
31frofititl9f the Ablotion,
Cteanfing, Purifying.
^ftOQ, a Rctreat, Marching
off ; Salling from a Place.
Zit^mmt, fo empty.
2lit^cv€f to dryup, freefrom,
wipc away Moillure, make
diyt to wip«i rftbofi^
^ft^rreffe/ the Drvini
Wiping away Moi(tur<
^frr«bCf (flfffaac) to
over, give up, reiign,
give over yourRignr o
ce to ons (f^a&mpU
to go off the Stage, i
wiciidraw, deparr frc
((rage ^inb unberoei^
take up' ae an Inn.
Zfttctbtiief a Ceflion, R
ment* Surrendering, ]
ing.
Confamption, Demanc
or Disfioiing ofCom>
ties. O^aoc ftcttftvc
haveaquickDraught <
fell or put oCmuch>
a good Coftom,
7LftTCtfU$ to pull, drai
Cpao CII @ura) to de
lubftraél from, dis
fomething on a Snm.('
9enfion) to dcfalcate o
away a Part of a Fe,
(fraSJflftO to marfh ofl
the Gnard« (cn Stafii
to fet a Razor.
TLitvctMnQt Snbftra
Dcdudiont Abating,
counting*
^fcr<cngé# to extort,
out, get by Force
one, to iirge ov pre(
for a Thirig,
TifttCCtttf to obtain by
relling, or Con^ention
ht ep at UQittO to
to quarreU
^ftriitf Houfe of Office.
3l(tnif;to exaa,gei by T?
exrorc chvcdteninc^, <
by Hc£loring, or oy I
rous, imporcunace, fo
prefllons«
«f ) 31 ( af
thtxglt, to scet, obtain forne- Tlivccvatf (tt &ttb^ to put
r*iir.g frciii onc by Beg- by, kccp oflf, guard« ward»
hold ott fl Thriift. (biubrc
■;ji;g of a Bo\\\ (^ai tt fffC«
Kt ^0 ° ^upv of n Sheet
printed. (afcC ^lancO the
Impicfs or Iinprefrion of a
Seal
afnrffcr Cct «rf »aptt) to
print a Sheet. (QJUC Cflcr
fcrart} to fho.ot, pop off
i Zow, to dischflr^e a Gun»
(et Signet^ to impnnt the
il2rk or Stamp of a Scnl on
Paper.
Tihti^ning, thePrintingof a
b\iut ; the Discharging of a
Gvn , Poppin of a Bow«
Ifnif f, to get fomething from
onc by Trucking or Barter-
Xrc^mt, f. aftoe*
Tiftviistr Oen no()eO <o c^~
fo.T, obtain by force or
V/o/ence ; fcrcw a Thing
cer from one, to force, pro-
cvrs, flcquirc.a Thing by
rioJent Mcanss from him^
Xftringelfe , Extorrion, Ob-
riining byForcex)rVioIence.
IfviZlrff to roIlflway> tumble
down.
Ijr«lniin9# the Rolling away,
Tomhiing doun,
Hvctnntf (fca noaef) wean
from, disaccudom« disufe
one fromi make one leave a
Cnftom« ro wcar off one's
DtHre of ftd fta en flem
SanO ^^ break a bai Cu-
ftom. («f 9aClO to wcan a
Cbild, rake it from it's
Norfe's Bieaff'.
IfNmnen, a Weantng, Dis-
iSCDlttinir.^«
afocnbO to avertt divcrt#
prevcnt, hindett ftop, rcpeU
drive back*^
^\vccvff to finifh weaving»
O)o\ht op at flabbre) im
make an End of your Talk*
leave oå' talking.
^fvanc/disufed, disaccjuftom*
ed.
Z^vifEt, f. flftoe.
Ttfpei/ a Byway, Sideway;
wrong Way ; a Turning a-
bour. (taocSfl^Oto go ouc
of your Way. Q^^t Slfp.)
to feckByways«Shifcs, Fva«
(ions, Subcei-fuges. (ptb
8lfoO by indircft Means»
(øaac paa '2ifoO to tnke
wrong Courfei,
TiivtWø V. to weigh, poifc
Zi lOeien! interi. make Way!
Iland out of the Way !
Zi Vtien Ugvizntt, out of the
Way» far from the Road*
Zivcn^t, to avert, diverc«
withdraw« turn, drive ofl[^
put off or back. 0>inhxQ
toavcrt, hinder, turn ofu
^fvcntelfc; theAvcrting, Di-
vcrting, WichdrJwing,Driv-
ing back,
Zivt}:\t, to change, vary, alteté
(af. tneb ^inanben) to do
fomethir.g by Tuins.
Z^vzviingt Change. Vicisfi-
tiide. Alteration f Torn;
Variation.
Ziv^vUn^t, alternative«
Tlfvibe/ to know of, have
Rnowledge of.
^tfvt^eit^Cf knowing, know*
able, volunrary, deliberate^
Adv. wictingly, know-
ingly, deliberatefy, volun-
tfuily > defignedly.
ai
q(«r»ln(>tb,CBreFtiIner<,Heed-
tutner-, Minrlfulnefs.Atren-
tivenef!, Solid ODSneff.
2lgtf*nir, c»rcfully Ae.
31§roi*rt)ig. eft«cm«d, worthy
ol R«:pe£t> V«n«rabl<t te-
ttgiiifC) B Cnenmber. {føli
trtt) Gherkini.
W inccrjta. Ah! tUiI well
artsy! ((>* tltO »way for
agiirttlattb, a Cpénmberlielé.
3(6«! Cft« fccO good tiow!
wh»t pray, ("av!
X^ittCi CRDTt S}iim«b) snAwm.
mt! f. «*!
SFavttf prccipitttely; ibnipf
'y-
XHontniobectf to dref«
artommotieringf Drefling.
«|, flilpi. alt. Cbcd, flantffO
■11. (tnfncO e*'"y Bdy,
evcry on«. ((»att « alt i
dit ttr^ he ti do all (here,
(tto MiKT (an ttrmtti dECt)
nnw he wiil lliy ther« for
gaod an<l all. (dU i alt) all
aUbo^cr/Alabantr.
StlamoDiffi fafhiohible, ae-
cortling to thc neweft Fa-
fhioth
VltttttBrotb , Elecimpine.
aibflttofle« C®«TU80 Alba-
Trtbue/an Elbow. ^ .
Wbutniaal , t Mearnre trom
thc Tip of theMiddkfinsEr
to the Elbow.
Slbueft^br a Brnife on the
Elbow.
Wåtvn^tt CenIbnifl|ntoRft)i
A'c'iymy,
A chyinitt.
3(lbclc*> qiiite. arill, throvgh-
out- eniire'y. perlcAlyi to-
tally • abfMnnlyi ty all
) 34 ( Hl
Uc«ni,thorotlgh1<
aibtlteirrt, »or a
btltt Sribig^ dia
opporite.
Illbev, an Aftc C
«B dnlXn) Scniori
old Age. (»(tre 1
to be m Years. t>
or adv>nccd in Y
^Iberbøntr oM Age
nefs, Oldners, :
3llbrtnbc, (aibtrtt
advanced, Itrickei
in r«ars.
aibdfl, ncver, at i
31UII, inEll C<n(tc(i
O altntliiO by t
Ynd.
Wtnt, alone. fol
@tIf[ab>ilone, b]
without Companj
feU) TeparatBly,
Vitnt^t, only. M
3l(nin«ti>[f Meafnrii
aifa&tr, the Fatb
Mankind.
mfartvti, thc Hi(
bcjEcn Way.coma
aiciebro, Algebta.
Zliott, acommon
Piotlinite.
aiFali, AlcalL
UllffVt, aAleovc. ■
Redlteait'place.
VUavm, aWntr
Cfla« an
Waieh. rblinb
Ahnn. (&ni,
lUtm. car-tti
CUfhirifCOrRitclin
CSK. dfeli ajMii)
ofa Coich. C«l
fomfalbn) aHour
cingNoii«. Cai-
»traO • Bnftling
inj of thc Ceect
«t
) 35 (
at
r* fom fvalttt fca {jin« aDtvesnc , cvcrywhert.
n) Crcch, Cracliiiig. XaUniSf Alliance, Lcaguc,
af .\elt) 1 HnrlyiiKrlj- Confedtracy. Covenanr.Ps-
;, nin orBiiKi! "fPo- flion, Agrcsmeni , Joinins
it. i]f (^ec(i) a KuariiiJ lo^cthcr.
e Si:a. ^lUitrt OSr tocodcliide, con-
ull. (uSe D)| tnhncO c^rt. cunci ive , cl.ip u^i «n
p- Koi>, tmeft 'H.) tur Alli.ince roKClhcr, lo cnier
Isnd i!I. incoonAllitnceor iContc'
CSailfl^ .1 W.ilJt, Allev. deration wi(h one anoihcr.
tnK, of allSPvci, of ?(Qii;rct, f. an Ally, Confa-
inds; divers^ fundry. derute.
ailigevcli yct. for all rhat.
hovtever.howbeiti neveriht-
^nattag, Alir»intiday. jmijj) ,j,„, j.ckdaw.
>:r6ag,th«phyd.yfor aim, »Imetr«, an Fim: Elm-
'-'"• , , tre«. Onrt il«lte fSldkt)
ily, coiuinon. ^ImtiTøV, an Elm^ovc.
B Jimflnecn, all tops- aimorgtig, almishty, omni-
lointly. generally, in potent.
■■nnt, (jEroftctiO All-
ti ilreacty.
.ft, thc vciy firft.
Id^hiefly, priiicipilly,
rally.
n^^t, t^ia Icaft ntf »11.
iC)T, (lic vcry (li
It (ar. BfiO th
:. uiinofl i't'ce.
It, lait of all.
Oamiltg])
Zlmttw,
geners' . pi
aimtcnfttbcr
Pla-
31lmtnbtIlgiC(t'ninon,{tenGT«l,
■inncrlal. pnblic, in Uf«.
1Voqi<cnt.
glitte, (ocOtheTublic.
tUgtU. coinmonty &c.
Ittl^t«, Ceneraliiy.
«t
) 84 (
ai
](gtrom&ebrCareFu1heri,Hcc(]-
niiner-i Mindfiilnefs, Atien-
livcneri, Solici ODSneri.
Sgtfønit' circfully &c.
Jlgtvacbtg. elteeiiiidi wonhy
of R«'peA> tfineiable, te-
JlgiirFe, ■ Cocntnber. (foli
tCbc) Gherhini.
qi^! interj«a. Ah! iliil wiU
■ (iay! ttt<ftiltO »w'y for
airttrttlatlb, a Cpenmberfiel«.
3lb«! (ftf bcO Kood HDw!
whar pray. layT
aftnUf CnB<^' SStJnfdb) anAwm.
an f. «*!
SIfitVUiptccipititcly; abrupt-
'y-
3(tt«mmobcK, to drcfi
SiHommobtcmgf Dreffin^,
«t, all pi. alt. C()"t> sanbffO
all. (tR^tt) every BoHy,
tvtty onc. (ban n alt i
«U teO he i* do all ihcre.
(nn bltncT (an ^tTnltb aHe^
nnw hc will ftay there for
good and all. (alt i alO •»
logcther.
XUbatltc, Atabafter.
aiamø»iirt ftrhloniblc, ae-
cortlin^ to the ncweft Fi-
Vlannrotb ( Elecimpane.
XlbAtroflcr C6«(fuøO Alba-
«Ibu(,'«n Elbow.
Wbutmaal , • Meafare from
thc Tip of tfie Middlefinger
(O tbe Elbow.
ai&ufff«, ■ Brnift on the
Elbow.
A'cHymy.
A chymift.
XlbtlM, <)iiite. ttiH, ibrongb-
out- eniirely. perfcftlyi ro*
tally. abfolniclyt by all
Xlcanhthoronghly,
ther.
WDtltS iFCer not at
btle« itibiå) di'an
opporiic,
illbn-« an Ap. (n
Puberty. ripc Aec.
tooraf tn ^ur |o
en anDfli]) Sfnioric
old Age. foari li
to be in Year<. be
or advaticcd in Y«
Slbcrbont) otd Age;
ncrs, Olitnefs, A
Sllbrtnbt, (atbtrfttf
fldvanced, ItrickeJii
in Veari.
aibrfg, ncver. at n.
ai«,anEir CtnflCliT
(i altiTViiO by ch
Y.ird.
aitne, fllone, fok
ecI|Fab>1on«, by
without Company.
ftle) feparaiely, li
VUatflt, only. fole
airnmaolr Meirnrinj
aifttbcr. the Fathe
Mankind.
aifarevti. the Higl
beiten Wav. catnmt
Slrtcbrttr Algebra.
nitlOH' acommon ^
pToltinite.
SlCall, Alcili.
aifovt, bAIcovc, al
Redlfcadplace.
anactRr ^larmt ■■
tbWe «[.) to foim
(ffldoc «{.; to al
Watch. (blinft 9
Alarm. C&tti , S
f. Ifttw. Cat. af
ClafhinjCorKactHng
(«[. af cn ^san)
of a Co-ich. Cif.
femfalb«) aBounc
cing Noile. C^I.
bnoO« Knftljng o
ing of the Feet,'
«t
) 35 (
«(
mttt fotn fpattcå fra (in«
a^^<n') Crcck, Cracking,
.31. df ScrO a Harlyburly-
Niifcr Din or Buzz rf Pe<>-
r.:e (*l. of @øcn) aRoarinj
of tVic Scfl.
%oo\ and all.
IQtf, (Øtfnø) a Walk, Alley.
71llfl>44n^e, of all Sorcs, of
ai/ Kinds; divers^ fundry.
virions,
jnfb4;:n^c/ (JCro^eric) Ail-
rpicc.
lllfbcloenø^agr Allfaintsday.
Haefinbcrtag^thc playday for
Chil l.en.
Zfitmant§, bclongingto cve-
X) bo iy • common.
3IBf lBc^ t>ini:n»en, all tog:«-
thjr, jointly, generally, m
Mnxl^fl/ the very oldcft.
3l(r^e^jl , the very be(f.
ZUtm^ittliBft 9 Moft Chri-
^Berc^e9 tlready.
aHcrférft, che very firlf.
«ler^ci(lrchiefly, principally.
ei'pecially«
»<rfiiin»(fcf the Ica&offalK
7ifLttn^it(t, the very ftriitcfh
?xaaeft daU SriO.the v«ry
louctt^ ticmoft Price,
llttcrfi^fl # Uft of all.
qiUciAmmcn r (famt(id) all
Mg«ihci*» jointly, all of
thcm*
IQeflagøf of all Sorts or Kinds,
various« fundry.
Iflejle^f r cverywhere, in all
Placer.
Weftc^eiMttPÆrelfe , Omni-
prccncc, Ubiquicy, the
B«in*; everywhere.
1iac|te^^1l<Xi'1^ceren^c , omni-
prc^'cnt, cveryM'hc e prefsnt.
Meiibcti %t all Times. attn)r
Times, always.
MtvtQnt, cvcrywhcrt»
^tLinntBt Alliance, League^
Confederacy, Covenant,Pa'»
dion, Aj^reement« Joinin^
toucher.
^Uiere ftg^ to conclude, con-
ccrt, cuntiivc , clnp up an
Alli.ince rogethci, to enter
into nn AUi.'nce or aConfe*
deration with one another»
^Uicvct, f. an Ally, Confa-
derute.
^IliSevel# yet, for all that,
however,howbeic, neverth»>
lcf<.
Tillift, fljay, Jflckdaw.
Tiimi Ulmttvx, an Fim: Elm-
trce. (ine6 glatte fBlobc)
a Witchelm«
Tilmefitov, an Elm^ovc.
Tllmitgtigi almighty, omni«
potent.
^lm«rgti(tflt# omnipotently»
^Imctgtig^e^ , Almightnefs.
Omnipocence.
Tllmagcr f. 9lm(C9tigt>e^•
2(Inianaf / an AlmaniiCk,CaUn-
djr.
TiimteWf common, nniverfak
genera* . puMic.
Tilmttn^tbtr, common P(c-
cc*.
71fmilt^elig,commom {general*
univcrlaU public, m Ufe«
tifttal « fVc<|iicnt»
7Clmi^^elige, (DeOthePublic*
7ilmin^eligctt| commonfy&c^
2llmtn^cl!g^)e^ / Geherality,
Uu. Tinets.
21li^irtbingf a Common, aFor-
relt in common*
Tllmlffe.- AJm*; Charity.
^imiffcbl^, an .Almscafh
Alr.isltock.
31lmiffeb^ffef an Almsbox.
^lintie , the common Pcopfe,
Commonc»"$* Common*, the
Ctmmt 9?ltY* ^,
2 " »lOCf
IB ) set- ( (M
3ClMt *foe. ■ ' .
aip|m<tr tti* ATphibn. '
3flrnnCr (.Urn Mindnke.
31lfen»C ■■tHrdBg.
}(lfc»^> Alfeemgntft.
aifftni. f. ti ei«s«.
JUt, ill. (øKraiO >boTc dl.
(oltnbO «'rM''y.
aittmv'« Salcony, Teit«*,
Laavcr. '
Sflfcr,' tn Altar.
WttrAtlASi ■ Conftcniition.
. Aftonifhaitnr ■ gtcac Ftir.
aUintcCiCltWnOfcer btlo^K-
insto chiAlnr, anAltwtu,
3riK»0|^ dw'RJnuU
ailtfT»Bf ( tbeCoipanlc.
aitcrn«»t£ the Alnrclotlu
Loti't 8npp«r.
lUnKrti ra.aftqflinb amutt.
ftrike with Amtaimuitt ta
. ditoidAL trovbU^
XUecartfcUndi appropTiand
to thi AImt.
VlttrlM. thi Jwl? VwAli.
ai(nn<»l«/ wt. AluTpua,
Hitfot, NO. CaBf» IFk) »o
31l^c^(ilft!J iibrCbntllowt.
attl»« ahnrb ty«ri«oiitiiMil>
airins« »iivTliafi, MTj,
. any TKlDK
3lltf4«tf(ih H»*i ti"!!.
3Utftmatt«< aU toscthar,
aiunniHff ftFallow «f a Col-
tegt,
Mullf Alti*. .
aiotMSdfff alvminoiifc
ainiiCr V. R> lt*^f inAInn^
watcr.
Sioor / larncft . Setionintft.
CbruSE '^fscO to ■<-^ vlch
Seyeriiy. (fpt Stpet) '»,;
Barnelt, fcriously. (ftt fof ''
Køer) in gooil fcttnelt , in
.fobcr Saitnjfs. CUøC@fi<iat
.-•(Lfit«ii>oO to ukeinEtr--
- n«b w)iat is rjiok^n injeft, -
.(Det cr mit tllvoO I "m >n
Earncft. ■ ;■
QUpørllgf carneftf. fcrisq^ •
grava. fevera, Jtam, nli^
ment ■ rigoront.
SUvorliøtn« Mm^ly Ae, ,. .; •
aiverli^Cb , Earntftn*!^.
X Sainn'anafh GnTity. Starv
.' ncOt C fariouCariiagcrW '
tfnmODT :'' .
SiMwaCRØl^ aSecratarjr (fi4 .
Bjfhtip.
Thirftwr^ fn Anaruth. M^
> «v-Vlo«rar. . . .
antfjOH« anAma^eiit .,
IM^oflttbc an Ambaøy. ,<i|f
ImlMJto ■ ^- ■
Wife.'
„, , DoMtani
MMlMfbWut. an A^UdMi
-Bt>a&»ri», an AbImL, .
moMm-
AmlMffi^a
aivfOcilfic^ binnircicneei tb*
KMirrng «2 «U Tbinga,
3tab*lt, an Aavil... .
Stodi. ■ ,■ !•. ;
IhaHr«!. AmbeipeafV. M
Xmbrøflci Ambrofiju .. . ^.
ZnbtA^mt, thavOik «^
Jern ralen.
Kmbatii ( f. erivdft.
Vmtlett, to Entmel.
Hmtitrtt, an Enamelltr.
Smclcrltiør EaameUuig.
Ilnwitf Aman.
XOKt^tAi an Amethyft.
iMlnttVc f. afnintxlfc
XatmC/ a Narfe, WetnnrT«.
Vnmtf V. [O give Suk »m
Child, corvcKtaornarftlr*
HmntbwMt, f.
Km ) S? ( Km
tamfkiaf, (• TUmmtfhitø
timt^tttf a Nnrfery.
liBBC^ilcfttaf / old woinen*t
Scorics, a Tale of a Tub or
of Q CocJc or Q fiall«
taPbtbioni/ an ajiphibioai
Animal*
tap^tt^f er, an Amphithet-
trc.
«at, (imroiaiibébifriro t
Coojify, Shire« (Ifauø) •
GniJd«
3Braast># aBaiIiff> aLieote«
oanrot' a Connry, thcKing'k
Licotcnanc
Zmtman^Bfiabt tbe Jnriidic-
don of a Liencenanc of a
Cimnry« Ufliliwick.
iKiba^f a Saoiraoncr or
Mesfengcr of a Goild.
iBttforvalttT/ a Uec^iver of
pablic Revennes 1^ a Conn-
tatfforoalcera«(embcbe# tbe
OAce or Admin'ftrarion uf a
leoeiver of public Revennes
in a Coonry*
Imtfhivtt, a Clerk of a Gnild
or Conip:ny of Tradesmen*
twttntf che Treafnry of a
Conncy*
teare, (Urt) wild Melilot.
%aaferer to amofc. (om*
Sico^cn) to bold in Play,
kecp bim ae a Bay.
3111 , (f. Ofr. htt øaacr alhti^
an) ic will nevcr do« (jbU
fif ittt an) rr did nnt cakc
Effea. Cl^oorlcM kcftn^et
Kftø? det qaatt faa \aa
Al) how do you do ? fo fo«
prcrty wcU, (5tt cr tffc if
Nt bcbfte 6(ag5 1 men M
taa i»oa gaac an} it is none
•f thc oeft • bor ii pasfable
for til tbac; (2>cc (an nOf
øenMeéiaAcaii) It U forne*
cJiing likc. OoiHr (OttimC 09
paa iCriøé'toffcn) to pac it
CO tbe Fortune or Chance o£
War. (lodc tomme an paa
^ N f ef e @cemmer) to pac
ic to tbe Plorality of Voret«
(»crre ilde (ommen an^ to
be fadlv put ro ir, co fall into
Trooble, meei wicb a bad
Luck. (odreBcKtfmmenan)
co conte co grex Adv.anee*
Tienc. (la^e (omme an Uu
paa) to pdr it vpnn tbac
isfne C(ef gaaer an i 9{oMk
fal^) ir pasfes or ferveafor
a Tam. (bel (ommev btu
paa an) ic depend npon k»
7inc,qvam # an Anagram.
TLnatavtifti f. Øten^Øber*
^walcQiz, Oiiiibti^ Analogyt
Proportion,
^^natomere , to anacomlze*
disfed, cutnpuBody, and
confi'^CT all cbeLimbs of ic*
(en tSaø) to extmine ; ana-
lyze«o
^nacomering# Anatomismg«
Tlnatomiei Anatomy«
TfnacomiefammeTf tbe anatom
mical Tbeatre«
^nacomiFue« an Anatomift
2(natomi(l7r anatomic«
Ttnbtialt, (recommendere) t#
recommcnd« commit oneto
flnother*s Fayonr« (øtBe Ol
|lbre(te)toenjoin> bid, com-
niand one a Thing« charga
or crnft him with it» order
bim to do ic.
anbefaling t Oleeommenba«
tion) a Recommendacion^
^nbelanøe, f. angoac
^nbecroef ro inrrnlt one wicfa«
put inTrul^wich, comniic a
Thtng CO his Charge or bis
Hånds«
« f
tx
C<.
9lM
Kil )
( Kn
VnbUWttt intraftsd ftc.
SnblnVti rn tie . bind, fiftca
with 1 Rtipe or a Linci (a.
tntb) ro «ngig« with om.
^nbettltt, CO bcgin; cm or
broh i(.
3Rl>c«freiiftt, C2>a8)-hc Diy-
3tit<ratntiigr C&AØt<') I^^T'
CittaO to adnlt , fnel] of
burn'ng.
deciftn , cxpofci ftc lorrh.
(anoCHllO 'O jpplv, m-!-;«
Ufu i>f; lo pljce 1 Tfim^ pii-
perly, minaac it ikiitolly.
Cf»r9e »t( foO "> "l>e q,iic
of one, proviik farhiiDi lind
Employmcni for hint ^tlt
Caø^ 10 idapt. idjdft, 3p-
plyi dccomtnodace ro, (dii.
iDtltO (txnike igoodHsnd
ofiofell. piiroF. yKCwcl!
yoat Goii'Js. Cfin S.imt)
to gcc your Daughrur well
marriEi). Canbr.wn foti»r.
8t(ain} w provid« for ane.
anbringtRM« MctTigc. Er-
anbrtngtlf«* the Adipting,
Applyingi AdjDfting of •
Tfiing.
3lnbrn&f f. Ktibrfffning.
SlnbiinBcni tlnd. bound to.
(oart tort onfcO «> be too-
chv . hocheadcdi foon pro-
a«b<fMf to olT«r. prefcnt,
anbf t Duck.
3lRt>A9t, Dcvotion. Pieiy, re-
Jigiuus ZmI. CbeWt lin
anbagt) ro CKCrcrft OT m-
tcnd your Dcvorion. Cflu*
(cliB wctraøminø) a pioni
Med i »ri o n. Ci
I,«) A»«tion\
aitbiTgtigt devc
ruligiout, godl;
fomj atrcnrive.
3lIt^(cg^gea| devo
ly &c
aiib'Æqiigtieb, f.
lnbKl/aPa»,Shi
Lor.
31nt>tin«&. buck
aiiifeii, aaitt, O
Cl Jna«; thc !■■
M anCcO ^'^'^'"'
3[ntwit|teO*f uilier
wh:r«, fomculi
othir Plicsi,
SInbtnfttMfrit, fi
Piace.
ainbcnftebstfen ,
Plac*.
Siiticrle»te, othen
ryMnfe • »no'Iif
anoiher.Manr.er
SInbCAgf aPropor
Zntvast, Cfortllaii
re, |]rci|iniind, f
f,der.t.on.C»ifO
oH'er, txhibic.
Thinstoonc, k
to him. CStttd
an Acconnr ni .
iiiahe Repnrc o
eag, IBTuni, $
eNpl.'in ■ cKpnfc
display, discovc
Mn.oon.yourB,
fon< . Comiilain
anbrcgcnce , h i
Propofai; Rcp
ExLihition.
3(n&ragetr prnpof
Vatn, othars,
an&i-if, a Drake.
atltftoberenliblef
before hnnd , fe
jeflure an Evcm
Kn ) 39 ( tin
flig) my Heirt mitgives me,
I had an Inkling oTir*
iKfloti/AnAncinone or Wipd-
ii>wer.
^Mtn, the Perceiving befofe-
hand, forcfceingi Furcdcem-
Tints, your Anceftor«, Fore-
(uhcTS, Progenicors, Qc-
fccnrf, Qnarrerings« C^åU
(oi 99rcane fine i6 9(neO
he i» noDie by (ixtcen De-
fccncs«
2fir4l&| an Artack, AflaDlc,
Onfett Aggrefn >n;Invafion ;
Bront , Sh( ctc > Artcuapr9
EfTorc Encouncer«
XafalDCi rn arcackj aflaoltt
aiTiil • encnunrer ; charge«
im*)de; to infulc one • UU
or fer npon hi ni«
3afal{ter# f* an Aggre/Tor,
Aiailer.
McgtCi C^nøffe^ ro trouble,
Tc«. rcropc OorfO 'O o^'tice«
rcfcle, provoke one to c^ka
dJighr in vain Pleafures«
CO infpire one wickcd
ThoDghts. (f)an UlUx (!ø
iftt anfcflte) he ic not tlie
Yeaft co'pcrncd*
Mt^ninq , Tsmpranon,
Tempcfh^, AHuring« £ntic->
ing to finful Lpfts*
tniérti (oifc Sei) ro lead,
gaida one. (af Ct Øtrift)
to tlledge« citeorquore out
of a Work« (untcroifO ?P
inftraé^, reach, inform, rrain
one up, give him good Breed-
ing • ancer him into Lcamr
ing; lead him rkc Way ro
learn many good Thing$,(<a
Sixi^ét^Xtj to lead, conduiil«
command • have rhe Com-
inand of or Condn£(, ro head
an Ariny. (ri( Kcøninø) to
fct or put toAccoant> r«
chirge one;
Quoting« Citing« or AUedg*
anfører, the |Iead; Chief,
Leader« Commandar* Gene«
ral. (i el Oprer) a King-
legder.
9nførfel # (ttn^eKl>u«nitla)
ManuduQioo« Information«
Inftruaion« (i Srig) «
Command« Conda^« Lead«
ing.
^nqaati to concem; tobe-
long, appertain« raUte co
one, tointerc*(l, touch him^
cptt onø^aer der Vfmiiilc«
lige) it concerns rhe Public*
Cb^b imgaaer htt e^r?)
What ate yon concerned?
f ©el an« iHe mig) « «» no-
ching to me. ^fftdh let
angaacr) as to, as for thar^
09^<0 '® 0?c«<J • profper,
fucceed, go fairly« tak^
Effe£l, prove fuccefsfuU
(Det (Paf itfe gaae eberan)
you fhall not fucceed in yont
Defign, yon fhall not be
able to bring it about or to
agood Isfuc, yon fhall wanc
Succefs, be nnfoccefsfiiU
(»(tre taolelig) xo be tole-
rable. (3 Sag gaae? M
on med beben) Today the
Heat IS tolerable. (6eg9nde)
to bcgin. (Vrceten gaaer on
Xlotfen 9) the.Serm<»n be-
gins atnineo*C1ock. (SaO«
feleé gaacr bet iffe an) in
thi s Miinner it can*C h%
dofie.
^ngaaenbt/ concerning, ra^
lacing ; as to , as for.
^nøei (fugtig Damp) aSteam,
v^ipour. (bet fommer %n'
ge paa @pc(let , naat man
aanbcr bcrpaa) Breathing
cafts a Mi(t upon the Look-
Ingglafs,
9n«
é
Hn
) 38 ( Kn
lininttn, Intraftcd ftc.
Snjiin««! lo tie, bind. r«[len
with a Rope or a Line. (d.
m(ll) to "ngtge with one,
to enconnrc'r him.
Vnt'ttttt, to begin; cnt or
breah il.
breik.
anbrrtnoe. C« ?ijO t" 'is'"-
• CætaO to adolt, fmeflgf
deciire. eNpolei fti iorrh,
(atierntiO 'o 'Pplv. m.Uc
Ufe nti CO pifce a Ttimi; pro-
ferly, manaKe it lltiitully.
[ørgt »t( fot) "■ "''C C^t«
of onc, priiviile r«rhiiii. 6nd
Einploymcnr for him (iR
6aa) toidapt, adjcft, ap-
ply, accouimodare ro. (an.
QJdcO cbmake agoodHand
af,(0rell, purofF, (^tcrwcl!
yoor Goorli. Cffn D.itt«)
10 get vour D^ughrcr well
marriad. Canbt.tn fcrfeTi
St^din) to provide foronc.
SnbtiiigtiiOc f MclTag«, Et-
Sfnbrtnstlfc« thc Adapiing;,
Apptyingi Adjnfting of •
Thing.
XnbTubr f. Ttnbratnins,
3(iibiinbtni lied. bonnd to.
(duk tM Onb.) to be toD-
cliv , hoiheadedi foon pro-
voked.
VtAiU, to ofF«f, prefent.
an»t B Duck.
SnbAgtf Devotion. Pi«ty, re-
ligiua« Zeil. CftBlBc fin
fllnbaøt} to cKcrcir* or at-
tend your Devotion. Cfl"'
Meditation. (C
(l(0) Ariencion.
3liiD>Tgtigi devoi
religiou«, godly
(om; artetitive,
Kattcgtigcnf devoi
ly &e
an&'ixqtigt)C& , f.
3lnbtci>RPart,Shai
Lot.
Slntcmftb, buck'!
3fi|ben> onbctf O
O inlttt) thc le
bet <nbcO tecon<
Vxtbtnittbf, otiiert
whsre, fomcTi-^
3lnbtattet)ftt)en » i
Placf.
Sfntittltbte, oiherM
ry*i!e. anopVjrr
a not her Manr.er
Sfnbtaqf iPropori
anbtAScCfBrcflaai
fe, jiro[JOQntl. o
fidiration. C»i(0
offer, txhibit.
ThinRtoono, to
to him. (httH
an Acconm ol'.
makc Report ol
609, ®cuilh S\
fNpl.-ini cxpore
display, discovc
font I Complaini
atibragtnbCf • I
Ftopofali Repj
Ekliihition.
Sfnbragtt, piopoA
Hntrt, olharg.
anbrir, a Dttke.
Jlntilo bt Teniible o
beforc hånd > foi
ja Aars an Event.
m ') 41 ( «»
asfcnlt. C^th BtUlbétrb)
to invflde«incounter onc wirh
invedive Words (fig) to
eierr y ourfelf^ro endaflvoar>
(h-ain • ftrivc ro compafs a
Thing. CJ maat ret øribe
cbctan^ you muddo, whac
lies in yotir Power« ypD muft
labour wich Might andM&in9
excrt yonrfclf.
^(iifribrlferArtacking.Afraiilc-
ing» {. V.
}igrlber# an AggreiTor, As-
failanCy Infulcer«
Zuaeott CO grow cogether or
clofe.
31iigroec# hideboand«
Tiul^xnstf to faften co> afiix,
annex«
:(iifr«ngiø/ Cøiøi^c en €aø
aB^nøtd for SXclien) to
cnttr« commence« give in a
Snit of Law , to go to law
with one. (oærc aiit^crøgig)
to depend or be depending
8t the Courr«
Tta^a^tf to fallen wi th a Hook«
^ni^artg, CSiSceø) an Appen-
dii » Addition » Acceffiony
Additamenc. (^^attii) a
Party. (Di«t»c(en mtt al ftt
ftRftanø^ the Devil and all
hil Agents«
21n^ol^f (VaaøriftelfO the
Taking Hold of, Seiztng«
Stopping) Seizure«
^n^olbtø Cøtibe) to feize, lay«
take or get Hold of. (®o50
toattack, arreft, feizeMer«
chandifcs. (opbolbc) to
detain, dop« (om noget)
tofolicir, crave, fue one
for a Thing , to importnne
him > prefs him eagerly for
it.
:iBt^olt>clfe , S. Zni^l^^
Znf}ol^nf a Soliciting , Imt*
porcuViaring*
2rning, (Sobtal paa tt Sftft,
boor bpbt M (iøoer i San«
ici) the Draaghc or Gage of
a Ship«
2Cniø#Anire, Anitfeed«
Znf, CdAtnmel S)ab) Ranconr;
inveterace Hatrca» Grodge.
Spits, Spleen, Complamt«
7inHl,9n Ankle, Joint between
the Leg and the Foot«
%nMfob€, Anklebone«
Znfic paa, f. Paa^nfe.
3tnfer, (et Xar paa 48 9ot*
ter^ an Anher,
Zniitr, Citn 9)tunr) an iroa
Brace, a Holdfa(t> Cramp-
iron.
2lnf er, (et @fibO an Anchor«
^9Hi'%.) Sheeranchor*
baøltø ^0 the belt Bower.
Sot'C) th« finall Bower«
qgarp«^.) '^9 Stream eller
kedgeanchor« (et iXcferve«
91.) a Spareanchor. C^.s9lr«
Uien) the Arm, C^^'ØitO
the Eye. 02(. RUiene) the
Flukeg« OK.'JlrvCfeO the
Crown. (Jt.iiX.nøen) the
K>ng.C^.»il«0<ieiOthe Sh.ink
or Beam« l%.»^BUnQ€n)
Pudding« Q%.n&pibUn)
the Biif« C9..@roen5 the
Shoc« C «. » <6f of f en ) the
Srock. Cfafte^l.) to caft,
drop Anchor; come to
anchor or to bring up. p<0*
AC for »HO to ride at Anchor.
(lette ti.) to weigh , htave
Anchor. (trtoe for 90 ^^
bring the Anchor home, or
drag the Anchor. (^nferct
bretO theAnchpr came hooae«
(@!ibet (odicbe far Vnferep
the Anchor brought theShip
rp. (fotle %0 ^^ ^^^^ the
Anchor. (fCMtC @foe Ma
51.) CO fhoc the AncHor,
Kti > 40 (
m
FifhhoQk , (6itc paa fliiB.)
CO bite ar the Hook*
Ung^l , (®iiifeO •" Angle
^inUtltQtU, of Confequenofiy
or Importance , imprrtanr,
macerial* ((abe fl^ noøct
t9tt anacUgcn) to make
foinerhing your Bofinefst
take grear Care of mind*
flctend ic affidoonsly, have
t Concern abonc ir«
Vttøelegeitbeb/ Conccrn, ear*
neft BDhnefs, Matter of
Confeqoencp«
yttgelfiffcr/ a Angler*
Tln^tiifa, (Urt) Angelica..
tlnøeUferob, Angelica«
TLngtimnuff a Shrewmonre,
Tingenem # {• N^geHg.
Hn§t pnn, to brtathe upon*
TLnQtv, f. jorcripbelfe,
Kngerfttib, angergiven i re-
penting, penirent«
Xngcrløf^ bUmeleft ; without
^€grcu
3ngcfl# Anguifli, Anxiery,
Pcrplexity. grcat Trooble,
Affliaion. C&VlUniO<^rM
of Mind. (f>9b\cné) Pangs
of Death« C@amuittiø(»eb»)*
Remorfo of Confcience« C^ce*
re i %n^ti) to be fuii of
anxious Thonghts, be in
great Anxicty. ($fr«f)
Terror . Fright,-
Vnøeflf Cbanøe) affVighted,
fearfiul« tremblins; forPear.
Tin^^^t, (anmerbO (• disciofe,
discover; relateiinakeknown
(cen^ to impeachy charge,
accufe one , inform againft
liim, prefenean OfTender to
jnftice, Cnoøet fer ©om»
tncren} to give in an Infor-
fnation of lomethine to the
Judge. (9)are vtl So(6#
boben) to enter
the Coftomhotife
and manifeft y(
or give a Mantf
Goods ro the Ci
(forcflaae) to pr<
potind, proiea«
angivelig, what
pcached or imple
may be entered
ftomhoofe*
Xnnivelfe, an I
Accufation, Dcla
mation* (pth
an Enrering of G
Cuflomhoufe.
angiver, an Accnfd
er, Informer, a
^ngU/ Ciuebe) to
wirh Hook€.
^nglefnoer, an A
TtngUflang, an /
3lngr«nbfe, (tiU
confin^, be adja
gaons, confinin{
Jng together,
upon.
^ngrarnb»ning/aC
Burdcringupon,
ify.
Qlngrc, (nwO "
b? forry for hi
Evil , to rue. ((
fin Setbrpbelfe/
(an l^Attt beøa
relented immedii
Grime; was fo
9ngrebi anAttack,
31ngreben>CAf@9øi
with a Diseafe.
^ngrenbe# repenti
ting, relenting.
Zn^ibt, (mcb t
take hold of , fe
lay Hånds on.
to enter tipon.
Hånd. (fl«nbfHø.
«tt ) 48 ( @(<t
3tifiinbllill9i • Landing, Corn-
ing m f hore«
Mansc# to arrive, come or
ger to a Placc*
HlangtnJ^, concerning, as
fort as CO«
Snlebtttng^an OceafionXaQfe«
MotiveUnduc<:itienCtRearont
Handle, Hinr« (gtut^ «JIbIO
CO giveOccafiorx or Handle«
ZnliggcnX^tt Aflf^ir. Concem«
inioD nod<0 <o ^^^ « dafh,
kick, trip, hJcagainlh (fei«
le) to trip, iniscake« (3
Bil Ubc au til iib9)yonwi\i
at lengrh meec wicli an ill
Lnck. Caf 8Ufltifl(>eb) to
nrnilht lofe Brightnei's or
Luftre, giow dalU by con-
f iC^ing o Vapour,(eil sjMU)
to toocli ar a Port«
%nma\^, Cttn} to annonnce,
give in one'js Name« (ffa
boi ccn^toaddrefs yourfel^
ro, makc your Addrefs to.
(inftnac (^ar antnelot O9 iii
htn Siencftc) many were
Itaniing for thgt Employ-
ment«
Znmxvft, CO mark« obferve,
remark , note« (S^Q^t
9))ccr(e tiV) to mind, take
Noticc of«
HnmctvMig^f remarkable«
TUnmavfeTf anObfcrver, Re-
marker«
^nmorrf ttinfff an Obfcrvacion,
Kem^rkf Annotation, Note,
Ra6edion, Takiae Notice
of. C^n. tStargine) a mar-
ginal No re or Glofs« (3ln»
tm ti BUiU^ a Commen-
tary«
^nmarfct^ete/ to cpproichi
s^dvance, march øn«
arrogace, take or feise*
upon«
^Inmo^t, (een om noøet) to
fqlicic, rcquire, demand a
Tdingofone, toimportone,
• Aic onc for a Thing, (oiH
betaling) to crave« (tH
UtUøO ^o Pi'^^5 in upon a
Woman to debanch her«
^1tiftoMling> aSoliCiting, So-
licitation, Befeeching« De-
tn^nding^
annamme; torec^ive* take or
gct fomerhing«
tXnhammeUgf« receivablc, fic
to be receivød.
Znnammcii^, a Receiving«
Rec^«:ption«
^nnammzv, a RQceiver«
Tinnammtt, rcceived«
TtltiteVA a Village, belonging
to rhe Parii'bchurch«
TinntpfivU, aChapcl ofEafe»
^ttttotarioni f. Tinmavfnin^
2(nor^ne/ (indrette) to order
fct.jn Ordér, to conllicatc.
r^g'ulate^ appoinc, fettU, fix.
deccrmine, difpofe of,dire«^i,
cftablifh. CforprOiie) to
make, pi efcrib-: Ordinance&j
ordain > give Ordsr«
Otttor^itingf the Order, Ordcr-
ing, DiCpofition, Direi^ion,
Rcgulation, Conftiiutioo,
Appoincment.
Tinpavh a Part, Portion, Lot*
S ha re«
7(nprtfC/ (noøeO tocommend.
recommend, praife, cry up«
^nprMninøi Commendacion;
Recommendacion«
^nraAbe# (roøfte til ccn) c*
call to, call after« (pao^
Mht) to invoke, call upou»
cry unto, to implorc.
Sitraabelftf (om $)ie(p) tn
Inv9cation, Iraploring«
9n«
«n ) 42 ( 9
ffarfcrHt SO » chtnge t anF»m(l, Arri
Birth. es. ffoacr tiøC CP DS Coinlng.
ncb onttr JUqbfa) the An- Hntxt, manchi
chor is « peek. (4 {|<ina(t Anchor.let
tet op Bfl ncb oaa &Vtt @i' InFrinSf Anc^
bmj the Anchor is ' c"ck- Ancl)rr.
bill. (M ftøiict ItaJDti«) XnlÆSi Cf"flt
tlie Anehor ii a Inng peeh. men'«. Sku
C'nfem er nflarr) the nino) »n On
Anchdr is ftinl. (ti&Htht tinr.CJJIan)
a. mti Idicbc EKscO "> Delign.
tide . p«k. Ctj"« etof a„[«gge, c,
Ca.i®ninbjArcIiotgroiin<l. beftow. mk
>nrcttpDi|i • Cibls. Stnat paaé
JillHaB*, CflUtO w imp-eh, °;;'"""=y'2
indite, impleid ooej ro«c- fffl' fomS
enf«, •rr>iitnorcli«rs«hiin f'"'J=*,"""^
with«Criine, fuenponhim <»"''''■ C«"'
tn AQion ofTiespsfs, bring ■ "-ity Ccit
in in Accnriiion »Rainft him, "V '"* '^","
JiilPUptlig,aeenf»bl«. charge- ,,„ jj^^^j-,
■'■'*• C'ounJ|.l.-ii
Vttnnøtlftf Accnratinn. Ini< Ola^e) to U
peichment. Indirement. C<@pri!) to )
9ntlMW, in Accnftr, Im- Monrnins.
p«cher.- *,f"*^r:r'
iBFORtmtf 10 arrivE, comeor Ailicn at La
][« CO a Place. (otl (jln tjko the Uv
ilbO to '""' *![*' » Boo'' invn:e«I.awf
JTrKiii ,„ h,.?,;l »"■'■"'■ f»'
tun tiieK'ik. to riii^M ■ i;,i„nHmo- n(
Chtck, (laH ®a<ifn an- ^ "^ "'
iDnimc pja £oiniiu(ramt> »"'"Bf. empio
BtiScmj to rcler thi Qlie- IP':^",
flJoB CO the ptcifipji of che HtlliXgning , C
Arbicert- fubmii ic co Ar- the Landing
bitremcn; , to comproiQilei Shorc,
put it to comp.oirirt. »nlagningellel
9titoma»> ('Hdtine) to Tot, i-iace.
P'""^!'- anUnbe, to ]
ynfØMnURf airived, (radlltn) Shore , Santi
TOti puitid. tiirnd. (Jloi bonr. airive,
Itflt (1 0.) ihePoft b cuuu in. • Coaft.
«n
) AS ( m
«Mir "'»^ .^"'Slr.iced.
, ;« up . Cry, .'«*;»^„«.
^S«. comiait it ro writ-
ta,.,noreit. keep itnoted.
wt or fcc ir down*
Af 8p. or poft vp t PiflCflrr.
(Sm) « «•«' «'»7' «^"f 8«»
ntac Goods* CfØm £a?9C«
a(nfp(tit&^ Cf. CjT. fine j^rdfeet
for atfaac no^eO to t^rain,
ftrive, cndeftvour tocompafs
fl Thin}?. (an. aKe fine
JCr<cftcO to ^rive wicli
Miftht and Main • itfe your
befl Endeavoars* ^
ZnivctiMn^f Straining;, £f«
fort.
TLnip^ft, OU noøeO tofpur
one on* to lHmuiarc> in-
ftigace, encice, drive«eggoiic
on»
%n(f^otinQ, a Spnrring oa»
' ff A " I * Stimulation , Inftigatioiu
SS^^oy'erJfe^aPtfeo'o »tlffrtiie, to become, btfeem,
^^^ ^ prove fuccpfsful ^«^!>v*' bedecent, ftiit. bo^
^ - fir, be proper or nt for one,
CfoncéDelom) tolikc, love,
(bet gaacr mig an) ic i«
pleafing to roe« I like ir.
7(i»(l<!endtg/ befeeming, reara*
ly, decent, becoming; con-
venient, proper«
aarrDevife, wicnrSleight, 9tl(t«nt>igen r decently> be-
ffae manøe flnfiad i C^O' comingiy.
Irtd) to have ypnr Head fnll 3(tifl«nt)<g|>e^ Dccenc>',
ofProjcas. CflWt« 8«noW* Seemlinefs; Bccomingnefs*
91. Cil intet) to break the Decoriim, Befeemingnefs,
Zncmy'i Mcafores. Behoof, Fitnefs.
a^ftgsittgF (^\9X9X%X%\ tlie T^nftalr, Order, Rcgulation,
havegood Itfne, to cotton,
Wir aDelign, Parpofes;
Mnfnress Project, Intenr,
btcecion« Accempt, Enter-
iritt, Undertflking; Flor,
Uaiifins« CCtftiflO « ^^-
dttøon • Straragcm, cnn-
Sccting orTofting up of Pia-
ai(I«SCtf fcc or pofted np.
SgfffCp tfim nOØCt) to fne ont
foraTbin^* tobefecch, fo-
Ijcithimaboncit; to apply,
addrcff yoarfelf to him for
Hscr, t Suicor* Soliciton
Entretccr«
Dispofition » Preparation*
Dire^ion > Appointinenr>
Proviiion, Mealiire* Cøi^C
tInO to make ready % make
Preparations, to order, dis-
pofe , provide » prepart.
C^t aéfd.) warlikePrepara-
tion. CinMiC BtDcrc 9iO t>l>
further Provifion be made*
Tlnfialte , f. foranflatte.
WMRtna/ « Sair> Soliciia* TlnfUn^, (Opf^olb) aDeUy,
éoa« AppJicacion« Addrcfs, Adjournment, Ceafing. Ccs-
Eaireacy; iAi^^t 9ln* OUI fation, Paufe, Deferring*
Mtt^ rp mafce your Suit, Rett, Snfpcnfionv Vacancy,
A^ication or AddriCi t# Refpite. (»Cttené) Vac*-
•w fcr foacciijng« tion of cha Court •» JvJJjce.
Kit ) 40 ( ««
KttlliftCr tdciufc, ra'iCt, mak«
or pruducc i Thinf[> be the
Aothnr, C«ore or Prortncer
«f ■ Thing; lo devif«, to
contTivc. COB. Dp»0 ""
rtih B Rebellion,
»■(lifter, "n AnthoT, Begin-
ner. Abettori RinglMden
Producer.
anfttftntng, »n Inftigttien,
Ahetting.
anflirf«. to lighr, kIndU.
m«ke 1 Fire, ler in aFIiine
bl fei OB Fire, vfm't«) «■
Jnfift, M'nt, pciiron. (dl
ZtntO '° ''O"' P'«t"i
broich or rip « Barrel.
qinftiFfellil, coiubofttble, apt
3ItfltPeellg^rt^ Cotnbuftible-
nefi, Aptneft lo whe Fire.
anjHDe, f. antetie; Cllfl) »•
feigni diflemblei pretcnd ;
toearry, behave yourlelf in
fach a Muiner ■ c« make ■(
if.
%UMi, OScitn) ■ Scura-
blingblock, a Stone rhn
ftopB ur hnrts ynui Fcct,
CSotflrflelfO Off^nco, Scar-
dal. Caf ©ijaStun) a Fit.
Accefs, Paioxyfin, Tonch.
(af U[Dtte) an 111 chnrxie.
•rAdi-enlure, iRlib. fbOtt
mange 9n0 to bc theMtrIc
ef MisfoTCune. O ttaltn)
Heriration, Hnniming and
Ha.ing.
inHébtt CmA Sottn) to hit,
dafh, kich, knuckor ttrihc
•gainft. (i taltn) to hc*
ruate.ftacnnier. fauiteri<ficki
' hum and ha\r. (øTxiibfe
til) CO be coniignoa), ad-
)icenr> joining, confiiiedTO.
Cfattwne) to olfend.
anjlKbcltø, olfénrire, fhock-
912, fiamUUw.
Unfttttftttn, t
biDch.
31nfl«kt/ hit or da
an(tr*(li the Paii
SInftr'rgcCmebSai
colour, Arikaai
giv« it I Cnlkui
to feiza and wh
Cb<r»r() ro ton
3(nfvttr, Secnrii
Biili GntnniY
or Pierig., (
(em mafKcr j
Plac. of greit
tcpaa (b«4lln.
be »nr»erable (
IlafVIIVt, to iCCo
■nr»er<Me to,
ens^ge , uiaho |
ZnfVMtV, Biil.
Voucher , Mail
Kindling,
antast, (O accepi
€trt) to adopi
Stflier) 10 takl
Servant. (tit&I<
inio Favour, (
bet) lo.ff^a,
ticuUr G«(lurci
mtnbtiin btritn
for tt ranted. (
6fiff(l|()towki
retrihetortn o
Cfig n 6(ifl)
a« ) 47 ( «l»
icorfclf abourtbe concerned
tor 1 TLin^t ir.ikt yoiirfelf
winrerefl in ir. (ff<| Ctll)
»inrereff yourfclf (or one.
liBl 9(>'If#icnJ to eiiibrace a
liAftliø« allnwablc, accept«
ibk,Teceu-a[>Ie, rcalonabic«
i^n ny bc receivc«1 or ad-
v'md. go6d • righr, law-
teipriiscnr allowtble &c,
SajrifCy Rcceprioni Accep-
rin, Admisfion.
feH|fBi allDwed« admitcedi
xccpred. Cv^^^ Anf. i Ct
tni) to h.*ve free Accefs
niHoafe or Family.
lKal|«Miilciciidc,grNC Ntim-
beriigreacMany, ;:nAbiind-
litcify to aflTjultt artacki
cfih fall or fet upon«
UuWe, an AlHiulr, Atcack,
Eoontcr , Aggreflion.
httjutt to note, mark, write
de»T(, remark, rable or re-
cord fometfiing.Cmc^ JthbO
n cSalk tip«
IritAterff to flntidate,to date
b<fore the proper Time«
Intaonium f Antimony.
litufvariuø^ an Antiquarian*
)atu|vitdrc^ Ant'quity» Re-
nams of old Times«
lUNcft, Cccn cdcrnodeO to
HKet wirh« find, find out,
light npon cnt or forne-
thing
Uiogi (af SntpCindcO • s«t
of Laccs.
Ittvordf , f. levere.
InCRbC / to be(hnv , fpend,
tmploy* makeUfeot; to
>pp'y.
faenibclig/ flpplicxble*
Sloc1l^elfe# « Beitowing,
Spending, Applicttion«
ManudtiStion <• Guidancs*
Condui^, Inllru^inn,Dircc-*
tion, Inflictition, ^paa CCn)
an Aflijnmenr.
Znviic (i ^'bcnflfab) to teach*
dirc^, lead, guide one in A
Sci«;nce give him Inftruftion
it ir. CtH een) to direi^,
rcfer. (VfnøO to asfign.
^pavxt, feparattily, particular*
ly , apart.
Qlpartemetftr (oet Xf^ffti)
Dr .wingroom«
71pot(^€F ^ an ApoChecary*t
Sh''Pft
HV^t^tftVi an Apothecary,ont
chat prepares and fells Medi«
cinec.
2fpot^eFerbog/aDifpcnrator)r,
Dirc£lionfor medicinal Pre«
paration^.
TLpotfycftvtonfi , an Apotfie-
cary's Tråde, Pharmacy, Art
of preparint; Medicincs..
3pot6ePerFriiFfef a Gallipnr*
2(pot^eFci'fvcnDf a Journey*
man- ApotheCary.
Tlppclf an Appeal, Appealing*
ZVVtUitti to appeal fromont
Courc to anothtff.
appellant f an Appellant«
iifjpctitt an Appecite, Stomach«
Defire of caring« (Jfa^t CII
meget ØOb 910 to be f harp-
fet.
7tppetitteli9#delicate,derirablc^
excicin^ Appctite«
VpproNtcion / Approbation.
ApprovaU
%Vpyob€vt, to allow, approvt
of, to like.
^pticoø, an Aprlcock«
^pviW the Month of ApriU
(»ifc cn ttpriO to fend on*
on a flcevcieis Errand 9 t«
give one a Bag to hold.
%qvaviti Aquavitc.
Kt > 4S ( «
Utr iScim. Scflr, orMirk af
« WotiDd > ■ Cinri icc,
3|r4^tr , «n Anbiin.
Ittatitt, «riblc.
Xraft Amc. Rich.
ZrM^e, ■ Work, ttboar;
pBini. CbfoMuurO Toil,
ToilJKjrindMoiling.Dradg'
«ry, Hardfhip, FjtiS'"!.
Trooble. Ctonfntrt; Mik-
ing. C(t tonitiøff Rtibn'st
IrbcibO ■" injjcnioiis Pir-
formancG or WorkniBnniip.
(bTøtltfl SrhifiO X"P<'0&-
nble Job. Cølaie ct Sftth
SO 'O ''o * Jo'* f'"' '"'°-
C9}fnta tt ^Mtt i 90 rbc
Wineis frettingor worki'ng,
3Irbtfbe> V. 10 work, Iiboor,
bestWorlt, do a Work; ro
tH, operace, (m)ifemincli<
fltn) to to;l»ndmoil. Clta*
gt njint) pao} eo T«kePaint,
ttrive, apply yonrfeif to. fa.
fOni iBitn) to work or frec.
C«, tern it @fib. bcc n
tatift. Da foftn fis feart i
!B9lfl«nO 10 labour. C*-
tt <Stib op i Vfnbtti;) 10
makc <i Bo'ird, ro board it
tip. C't ®'<ft (D" $ompO
to work a Ship orPump.
%rbtiin,a Libonrcr. Wotker.
Workman.
3trbeit»tiit{t, R Wofkday.
arbcfM&fgtittr «bl««>work;
capable of WOtktng,
3lct>t(l>eb<itf a Liboorin^
«t|tciD«fair,Liboareri,Worli-
3ltbci&eb(ftf t PickhoTr«,
Cattborfe.
tirbtf bs^Hiis , * Workhonr«,
Workingfhop. OiietraO«
Bri4twell,
^(r^tt^•Inl»lt>l
3irb(tt)f«inf lab
indultriout.
o-'Attion. t
Induftry, A»l
Carc and At
XrbfiMp'ung ,
arbcieifaU C
WorkmRhall.
]lrbci&««iiaW
or Inftrumen
}trtidbtv«gn i
Wain or Citi
3frd;iV/ rheArc
Keeper ofth>
fter of the I
31n)>iattr; thi
ar« , (.' atret
argcUftrCriftii
Shtcwdncfs ,
argnmcnt > ■
Proof. C(pit
argnmctucrer
pi ouf by At
at«, »nAif.
atfilbetib > Ai
iiDmcmotial,
Cfra aO of ^
arttt>m<ilFa r
artCiJapuOa
arl, C«c(«n)
antbiiftre, [O
kill wirh a h
HtttUt, c<it
ai-telltmcfter,
arm, f. «n Ar
atiM, Cfattig) 1
atmboitnB, Ar
ambcntr (inbi
cclbonc,
amWffe, Cr(
^i
) 49 ( ^t
nfi^it, • CroHibow-
f^nttf a Crofsbow-
|pini^er, t Gaffle,
nfi ui Annlet« Vam-
.1 IB Armhole t Arm-
pPoferry« Indigencei
r Pennry, ScarCiry«
•Cl «n Anncaf hion«
Ifi ^.branchcdCandl^
oorly« picifoUyf mife^
Ir iSmiRling, Wreft-
(InKfcb) a Hearth,
p'Ke.
MM^atfFoflge,Heart]^
■T.
vui, inmatic«
t (^) Calvesfoot*
O I Sort of Criilt on
ittrfs of Infinrs«
fcirred. fnll of Sears.
Ed vith Sears.
[M<iwJ!«fon) Arrcft,
IC« Imp-jfonin^. (pAa
jArtacVnerit, Diftrcfs,
r*t Diftraint (tclcrg«
ll^toarred Cf<Xtt<
1^ ro pQC ont in Cq-
iQAcnt of; to attach
»rain Goods*
tf 1 Pn:bncr»
p'toarreftt imprifon«
Prifon«
i^, Arrtfling) Im*
{$t a Prifon, Dn^
Sconcdoublec,
li ft Capias«.
3lrre(l^ul# t DnngeoiU ■
3brricr9<lr^e/CQilØtroppet)tllt
, ArreaVgiiftrd ; Rear
Hvvig, (onb^tbali^ions, fpite^
ful, perverfc, birter. (pttb) ^
peeVifh, faoh pro.okeci,
. toiiCiiyt rac^ins./uriouf.
2friigbe^>.COnMraO. Malici-
ousnefs.Spiccfiiln'-is CSreftv
dOtiQM ) Ptevifhntfs^
Toiichintfff*
JKrfentB^ Arftnic.
Origine« Srock, Dcfcenr,
^xrraaioh. C@UdO Kind,
Species , . .. Raée , Gender«
(< acnffdb) Nacnre, Prmer-
ty, ^QoaJicy« (Jti^o) Sex.
(mebføbO Genius, or nacn-
ral Dupoficion* . (3}'fj6>
^bdbe) Wife , Manner,
Fafhion \ Culiom ; Way,
Method. (Cinbetdø) .in-
dination« Difpofition, Hu-
moar, Temper; Chara^ei^
(on5 etter gob) bad or
good Dispofition , or Tow-
ardlinefs. (tit (ae 91.) it
ialls pat. (ban taltr, fad
bet bae^O be i* a well fpo-
ken Man ; he fpeaks Gnod-
fenfe, be f^eak to the Pur-
pofe (af fttinme 51.) bomo-
gcniai. (af en anben IL)
hecerogeneous. (ban b^^
tn flCb Srr ! tø) be is well-
principlcd. (»ejre uh «f 9!.)
ro grow out ofkind; (filttt
enfl^b^l. t ten) to principle
one ^welL (ftfttC Ctl ttb %•
i et^atn) ro imbne aCbild
With good Principles,
3(rte ftg f to go on , advance*
(fom JJlaneer) ro tbrivew
(Orehøen attec fia) be is
a hopeful Boy. (efier een)
to takc after one, r^rnble
bim » become of the fama
UofDønr, In^tUiUaon, Com-
éj^ fértmenc
at ) so (
^frrcgcnr liomo^enMl.
^trfrentmtt > hotL-rogeneoUs.
3r«t, Cf. ?t. •«( ortit) »w-
•rdly.good principlcd (otiN
ftttCQ 'ill-ptincipled.
aml■^t (. ubattc.
jfrtitf, ci*eMtm^l•^o i«-
tcct , t">'''!'' civil, well-
nianncred'. wtllbred. (^tt
tv tn flcttj) 5arO lit ii a
dcvcT Msn. CaTl. Sfitmt)
quaintWnyofJokihj. Curt.
JuO • bonny Bl«i)e. («(.
CgcnifabrT). Accomplirh-
ments. CDmdXtlgtlia) fweci,
etfy. obliginK, »ffable, (ffor>
HMIlBf Infta) ficetioiis,
merr'v > plcafant , jocnfe,
' CfmuO neat, tiandfome, clc-
Ci'ni. pTtftf. (wriKdig)
quainc, ftra'ngr.
ledyt polLccly. (i Cmsoin-
3(rtlFflvii« , bi
artidtrit, Am
«s i greir G
Boinbs ftc
2lninf tit • Capi
ot'rhi: Ai-rilli
3IrtiUertrr»n(l ,
31r^Uc^itp(a^ø
tliR Park of 1
XtriUtriil, a G
Slrtiffof . an >
arthrn^c, Ch
ar» tfict Hn
Breech. l!ai
Tail. I^indai
artebal^«r, rh
arM^•x^^r anUl
PilL'j.
Si'tøtiflbtiirt,
' worr, the lit
artspotiltr, ■ V
aeliO obligingly, aff.ibry.
ClOftiJtn) rD«rri!y. plearaw-
Jy, ' CftnuO liandfomBly,
netily. Coan bnV jtg »t
artiflCtt db) he managed it
cleverly.
iti^ncri, Civility, Rindncig.
good Manner*. (@tisn<
^(t) Frcttincfi, Hindfoinc'
ne(s> Fineners, Sprocenefs
<[CtCkIitb<l>) good Bried-
ing. Decency. GBllincry,
CS^Iifl^tW Jocofny . Jolli-
ly I Plcafjnrry.
O cn CofltMtt) an Article,
Ha«l. Point. Clinrc.
%tttMmtiat, * Pangtiph
or Pilcrow.
VObin.
Tlrt, C'Urti'flo
hereditary Poi
(gjBttnt. (Dt
Patrinionv. !■
by che Fsrht
C9«d< fro 9.
Débti.
Tl'rw , to inheri
. heritance ur i
Jdw, CUrt) H<
Vrvcbtcli Lot
her>i:liiary Efl
Sfrvcfølgct hei
Srvtgitlbf )>crc
SrvcgøbSr f. 31
Srvelcfjitf tn hei
sitnti Fwtiil
•^r . ) SI ( SJf
ItmUQi Vieredittry, héritable.
It InheriMnce. CfOOT @pa'
hm) propagated , intailcdi
>»liuie»bxtr«<:tion, Defccrt,
CcttfangTiinity, K ind red b]^
lVo'>d, Coj^nation.
iLrediJktr an Invcntoryv
)m\o^ her«dittry Fortion*
TUttlH^dlstnheritcd, withoac
' lirciéflfi^rf f to disinherit«
^rive of Inheritance» té
eiSferedace. .
llmk«9i^relfé > t>isinhertt>>
irjr, Disinherifon*
Direåion aboutlnhcrittnce*
ile^larion oflrrheritance*
IrvcpriB^øy u hereditary
Iroctitr Heirdom, Heirfhip,
l:|Xi of Heri tage.
lncrs&s^ed#bereditary Snc-
ImriSCp an hereditary King«
doa.
Znnfifttf cbc Dealing of In*
herittnce.
trvcfrgf/ a propajated Slck-
aeU* aDHtemper« thatruns
rfl t^-e Blood.
Xrvef«nD# thc original Sin.
ImanDcrfaat/ a»hcrcdilary
Sub) a
Irvino^ an Heir. tnheritor.
(et frucnCtmmc O «" Heip.
tfs,
ImngH^f nninhericed* child*
lrsing$crvins f fin After-
fer , a l'econd or fubltituce
Hslr.
Ilcii a Afs.
Vcainbe, a She-afs
Vttf Afhcf. C*ttO Cind^ri.
'bteO £aibcrSé
tCffet/ afhy, fnllof Afhet.
2lfFefar9Cb| af hcoloured*
^ffefiøf an idle Fcllow, ttiat
nei^er ftira out of Doors; and
doesnothingathoif^e, acon-
ft:int idle iioufckeeper.
TiiftQvaatf afhco'oiired.
2(fFeFone, a Cinderwench^
^jftftufU^ an Urti«
21fFe<(Dtt6^a9 f Af h-Wednt^
TiipavQtB, Afpargus.
^fpeft, Afpech
^fpirariotl> Afpiration. C-C^^M
Cøe^. ti'O »o afpiratc.
WeiT^ff «n AfTerfor, AsH-
((ant, Bencfiér; Jo'fge laceraU
2lø(!gnatiotl / an Astignatian«
A^fignmcnc.
ttaftgn^re> to asfign.
7lt{i^tntf an Asfiftcntt Stan j-
erby, Adjtitor, Helpen
Aiier.
^6fiilenteforv«(ter , a Com*
misnoner ofthe public Lom»
bard.
^eftllentø(>ihi6 / a Lombard.
31 eiittenteprtxfl f a Minider,
t*iat asfiftsthclncumbent t*
officiflté.
TtflTurance , Infurance.
'^fftir^ncePotitoiry the Infa*
rarce-offic.\
Sffiirancépoliér thc Police of
Inlarance.
3((fiiraiiceprémit ^ Preminm.
Qlfiuranb^r^ an Infurcr*
)l(lrol«)bittift# an AftrOlaba or
CrofslUff, an Inftrumcnt to
m^ke ttftronomicalObfervft*
tions with.
Hftvonomit, Aftronomy.
21(lronomi(r/ aftronoroicaU
7lilronomtl6# an Attronomer*
Tit, conj. that. (InfinJtivC
(Jticn^tmcrJO "♦ (at cmj
«t ) s^ ( 3r»
w
tplove. Cat ittO'eft. Cat
uO but. (pfld »et aO that.
twa OO '" fønjuch that,
_jfrel)», anAtheilt, oi e. who
dani't'th« Bcinz of God.
Xt^ftnUr Achofm.
atttttjttfr, athciltic
»tUfl, S.rm.
atU«, fl Colt>-aion of Mtpi;
Mapi. AtUi.
Stfccctif viribly, berorcyoor
Eyes, in yonr Slghi.
"Httatfott t. anfolt).
ZtUUf eiahteeo.
S'tCtlMf tne eiKteenth.
3lt«c. Bgain. «new;ontlic
othcr Hird,
Hntttt aCeriincite, AtteftR-
tion. (Kbtlig «0 on Af-
fidavit.
J(mft«W, tJie UftProbition ■
Sindent is to undcrgo,
ZtUfttrti 10 certify. Mfore.
•ver, witncfs, avonch or af-
firm a Thing.
Tittit, CUtt^DtniworkiDwarf-
elder.
Zttraat, a Defire. Wifh,
Longing-for, Hjnkering af-
icrt Wint, Love,
ZitvttM, V. to dcfire, wifh
for> longfon hanker alttti
Httroptrci to catch. overtak«.
3ln! inter'i- OM Oh! inwj.
denoting Fain.
Slictlotlj an Anftioo . poblic
Sale, Porifale, Outcry.
Ztutifitmt, (6 loaion.pnt
to pnblic Sslc.
iDCtlølKrlng, an Anaioning
or Futcing lo public Sale.
ZtuttMi'S^naltttt an Adc-
tioneer,
Zttlbtitcn, an Eelfpctr,
VMJeilMf Audicnce. Admit-
tiDCe. Hcaring, Ficfcncc,
VatitnttStmaf, a Prefi
Pf.re:ce-chJin'«f.
SuMt»T, in miliiaryjtt
a R.-g.m*nt.
Vut>tr<>tiiim, an Auittw
di.-i^cci 0( Coinpanyoi
%tlVl(tm<tAim, Anni
Mmih ol' Aug■.l^
Tivanctwt, Cttittt fra
ailva-Ce, mwve for«
Vvancereii, Ci?Ktnr«na
voncTg, Mo<Hngfoi
a»«nt{r«rtt, (Sbtti
ch« Vun^uard,
aurørofttrvr, Or«nge-c
jliirbant , a H.athcocl
Itat^int, » H-aihhca.
furore f f. Urojre.
aifton an Atith >r. Wr
Compufer of Book«,
SDiibtTr OpRntitO •
, Md
iver of a Thin«
rcrtr CO tm
thoi
Sittborircrt,
nnpower, glveAntBM
Fowerj toillovbyAl
■'y-
Hvarit, f. ^liVtTit.
Hvt, V. todifciplin^ dt
coiTi;£l , kctp andet
kecii in Awe > k«p *
H)..d over bne. ,
2lvCf f. Chaliifemenr, O
tion, Dircipline, Aw«
it i «0 fo IteeP '" *
Svtb, 10 thc wrongSiél
wiong Wiy.
Soentft« (SDantoO A
tu'e. ttrang;« Acd
Chance.
3ltfiRbi Envy. Ranckiu>i
J^-'nloufy, R(pimii|i
will.
SIvtilMmanBr an envfon
rcin), il twill bearing>
feaionate, |«aloni, f
ing. rpinfil Uan. ~
»Ni
$(t> ) 53 ( fba
toinbfiiolb, the raktng np
A øs againft yoar King or
rhe Scactf.
IftaMVg, envioast fpitefal«
|«iloCl»^ tllwtlledf malevo-
Icnt, d'ftffediontte. gruig-
ing £t fnorh.r's Fortune.
loift^ftge 9 Envy , Jealoufy.
mmfty Advice.
7tm9 iG4zerte, Kewspapers.
UfUBAii^, a Meicury« onc
i^c' carrios Newspapers a«
bom in the Scrcets« a Haw«
ktr.
tvitfTrivcr, « Gazecteer,
News wri ter.
99i*trrffcr# « Printer of
News, apert*
Mti, (Zifljrd af cammc 2)oO
Bre«d, Caft. Kind. H.uch*
(*. tjflSlCCrina^Hnsbandry,
TiUagc* Agricotcure. (Drioe
t. ta »Sicerinø) to foUow
Hu!>tn4ry«
Mt, n> beget« breed»^ procre-
4re, engender« generate; to
pbnt, tilL
MctYStiøf one having the
genera t: ve Faoilty«
Mt'^vnt, generative Facul-
Irihig.Breeding, Procreation,
Generation« Ingendering«
Tillade , f. QivU
Xvtivgøfrafr, thebrccdingor
g;ncrarive Faculty.
IvUn^ltmmtv , Genitals,
gcnitil Mcmbers, Parts of
Generation*
WemcDer# a Breeder ©rPro-
c-eatrix*
lvUgaal•^/ « F«rm , Berton,
Isnenicnt . Countryh«>ufe,
lPl«f4rW a Farmer's chief
S'.; ar r.
IvUnaiiOf a farmer, Hiis-
bindinan«
Zvn, ChaflF, Halk of Corn*
Zvnb^Q, Horntrefr» Horfc«
beachtree.
ZVf «n Ear or Spike of Corn«
Zv^iø (bvorom neøet (rcict
fta) an Axis. (dl CttSoøll)
an Axletree«
Zv^i , C@tu(6cr) a Shoulder- 1
21|:«I^aan^r « Shoulderknot.
TiVtimcvU å Scarf.
2ii:eiihcffei| (paa en Gfiorfe)
a Gasfet«
Hv^^ ftg r (øammeU OrO co
f^rug up. the Shoalders,
Syrling f the Shruj^ging np o(
the ShouMer*
ZtvUiffct, a Gleaner.
Tlrpiufninf, the Glcaning.
7i^ptuPniiiøøti^# che Time of
Glejning.
5J.
35
aa^, Boat. (JandKnie t cb
$BaO the Boatrope, (^eli
fforc @tibibaab) the long
Beat« (en ftxvt 9« fom fon
(lobt ()olDe ud t @ecn) a bold
fioat. (aiere SiøCDO^t paa
begøe @ibcr i en %a*5i ir.
9>ørc Q3aabeii fiat tticb olt
&i(bet^øO to trim the Boat.
»Aiibe , C^tnbing) Profit,
Gain, Lucro , AdvanragJ«
Bdnefic,Emoluinent,Intcrclt«
Earnings.
'9aa>t, V. (oinbe) to gain,
get, profit. f^amO foJ)e
uf'ctuL (crviccahlc, profita-
ble, bring or afford, yie^rf
Profit.
Idaa^t, conj. both.
»« ,) 54 ( Sa
]bMU^ f. bføge.
-9^A^eft1l^^ gainfnl* profita-
ble, advantageous,lucrative»
beneficiaU
Boatrnpe.
15aa^6:oif f Senmen, Seafar«
ingmer,
15ai)^eba^e^ a Boet'shook,
IdaA^eUam^tt, Bont-Cl:rops.
S^aabemanb I a Boatfwain.
I&aabemaitbtmat ; Boat-
fwain's Mate.
33a4bemaitb6^t| t Sailor*s
Cap. .
15aabemanbøpibtf the Boac-
fwflin*s Call.
^oabemanbtf ammet , the
""■ Boacfwain's B«rth.
Ibaa^Bftaqt, a Pple, which
1-rgcmcn ufc.
Z>aa^9t^itt, a Bench, Seat or
Thwart of a Boat.
l^aai, a Pile of Wood, a
W oJt)iI\
Xyaanb/ aBand, Tie, Stnng,
Li^^incnt, tigature. (af
©ilfc) a Rfbl'on. (5(orer»
®.) « Floretribbon, (om
Sønber) ^ Hoop.
Jl^aanbbriver, a Cpoper^s
. Driver. ^
23aanb^tifFf a Tafc or T^sfel
of Ribbons.
^ann^l^aQt, a Cooper's Tur-r
/ rcU
Saanb^aitbdi t Dealing in
RibboDS. ^
35aanbf niv^a Cooper*5P]aner*
23aanbf one, a Woman, felling
Ribbons. Tapes &c«
15aanbrofer a Cockade of
Ribbons* a Favour.
Tdaanpfi^ift, a Knot of Rib-
bons.
a^aanbflaøe, a Hoopftaff;
T^aan^ftoti, a Cooper's Form
to cut upon.
er.
33aanbva:ver(lo(
wcavers Looin«
33aé)nbvarrf /
T'mbcrwork.
25aare a Handb
X>€ia\tnt c^irricd
herden) born<
bcr 2cO worn.
234116/ liScr^ufc
a Srall.
S^aafebomi chc Sj
23abig; to prato,
tUy babble, c
Ibabitv, a Babblei
a Blab.
3&abieraatt9# bai
ativc, full of Pr
33abbleiife# a pr
talkative Wotn
bakket , Glatte
35accaiaurctUr
of Arts.
33ac(^ II 6, Bacchi'
23ab, SI Bath , W
(Sabetar) B
(i>armt<50<lry
n^utns. r^Ioi) \t
ding gf Blood
Carnagc. (5crei
to play one a T
33abe, CO bathe,
water. (b. fpg<
fomcnt.
^abebtigf Warm
33abcfar/ Bathi.
Vesfcl.
?>abcr. f. 23ab(li
33abning/ the Biitl
fhing; Fomcnti
Xxitox^ttit (i Cn
Ordcr ofBath.
33abfl?«rr t Sarg
33abtFiitrfonflf S
^abfftxrrangi an
an Inih-umcnt,
Skuils» chat ari
JOft ) 55 ( liBa
ifed 9^111 ; aPair of
s or Twe«zer«
. 2 Bflgnio, Bathlng*
Horhoofc •»
iti^nd/ a Bathkeeper.
Iccttt a Viimiccftone,
Hige foin et Sam) to
a Beaker« Cup« a
v% cup, a Chalice,
:taffcnfptner*>Jng-
Box*
rooik,RiviiIct,Screamf
CViiO ^^ ^ Strcam or
it.
9(0Cfcft{e(8) a Bair cf
rs» or Bellows.
(af grufltcO Hulk,
UuU; Shell.
CåittufUt @rinO a
Skin, Cafe, Pelt.
jater, Pulfe.
tbeVf aBellowblower«
f an Organ*
rP^ d.irk Night, e;c-
? dark.
®ior5e) a Bclt, Gir-
af h, Cin£lure.
cn^øearm oeb Offer«
heBelc orPasfage by
Jtic Sea.
^, the Waift, tlje
e of thcBody.
f Tape, IncU.
. Bcnch, Fornii Seat.
ter. 95.) But^chcry.
fflC/ a Cuf hion for a
Berry.
o carry, beav, bear
3 fupporr. (.ClÆbcr,
laardO ^® ^•^^ ^''^*
Hat, Sword, &c.
) to bring fovth,
or prodace Fruics*
Tljjt) to bcar. brecd,
wding, gowithChildi
or witli Young. C9Bth^hi§9
fftb, (BobUb for een) to
bear Refpeél/ Atfe^ion c^
one. (jMffPoefor) to abhor,
dete(l, abominate. C3^9fl^
for) to dread, fcar, COlQ^
forn fer) to take Care or,
to care for. (^a^ til een)
bear one a Grudge. 'Ci)af>
til een) CO bear one a Spire.
(paa é(ul^rene) to carry
en the Shoulders. CS»t^(
om) to donbt, -queftion.
C^ibneéborb) to bear Wit-
nefs, to r:coTd, (ooermeb)
to bear with one. (iibt) to
beat", fuflfer , be a SufTerer«
. (j^appen paa fregøe @(uf^
bre) CO temporize, be «
Shifter, c^rry k fair witn
both Bartie^ C!Dr;fea) to
carry the Prize or Bell*
(iD{cerfe af) to bear oi ha^
itillaMarfcofaWound. (ffg
ab)tobchave, bear or carry ^
ypuriVlf. (bærtd for) My
Mind misgivcs me. (b^rc
op# fecre t 3}etret).to bear
Yip. O^anbet b.@etbet) the
Wacer bears up che Ship.
^ccvtb^v , Handbarrow.
35«r£(^imn^e(/ a Canopy.
33<xrePranb9# a Bivled«
«
^ctvchltv, a Dorfcr.
23(crellgf portable, eafy to
be carried , apc to wear or
to be wovh. ^
:&Ær'el^n; Porterage.
23Ærcni the Carrying, Bear-
ing, Wearin'^.
23ceré(loe(# a Chair or Sedan.
23ccire|loelø4rn|f th? ?ole of
a Chair.
73Æi*mer Dreg?, Lees, Barm,
7^<Jtft , i. »ceft.
'S>xx>tf (bccurc) to trcmblc.
fhake, quakc. Qai <<lU
to tvcwblc with rcii.
fBa ) 56 ( 93a
J^cn>tl{t, Tremblin;, Shak-
in^« QuAkin^t Shiverinj^,
l^ævttt (ttn, fom (ceocr) «
' Tre m Mer* Shaker« Quaker«
2D«ver, CDpOfl Be«verXaftor»
33«vergel/ Caftorein.
Ibccvivnaai, a Bodkin with
" danging Tasfels.
3^40^ CQ3«t8eiO chc Bflck*
^Aøi p'cp.f« behind.
3&aøøase^ ^ag???^, Luggage,
UtenfiU of an Army,
9*Øøaøeooøtl» Ammiinition-
" Waggon, a covcred Was^gon
CO carry Ammunition pr
Bagga^;c
35Aøarel/ a Tnfle, Thing pf
no Vaiuc, rrtfling Burincfs.
33Aøbecil^ rhehn^Leg. (((td
~ Ce fid paa Q^aøbecn imob
CCtt^ CO inake HcaJ againit>
ro rffilh
Saøbittbei to tie one's Hånds
upon his Back« to pinion
o» c. '
^5Æølor^, Larboard« C%af)(.
ffiiiO ^^o""' '*>* Larboard's
SiJc (Kocrct om 9agborO
Port thc H:lm.
Saøbeel/ theHtndpart of a
Thing C«)f Ct()UUé# Q5og[
tcO th9 Back (if a Houfc,
Book &c. C<lf tt &hb) rhe
Hindpa« t oi aShiiJ.th'eStern,
Po'p. (af ctSRcn« fO ^^e
Backfide (af CII @flOTfO
Seat of a Shiit.
2Baøb(5r # a Backdoor.
a3age# to bake« (i Jlanbf)
to try»
23aøertei*^ behind, after,
' atrerwarjis. nexr ro» Cfi(ttø)
lare. (fodinK ^0 to ^^S be-
hind,
15aøen/ Baking*
X>aQtVtnbtt chc Backfide or
Part,
Iftaøetr^ a Baker.
S^aøerbrøb, Bread baked b*
a Baker.
33aøerbaø, f. (gf. (bet er iH
alti^ Saycrbaø, ttien unbci
tiben Stcabebaø) Every Qr
is not Snnday.
3&aøerbuuø# a Bakelioufe. .
^baørrovitf a Bakers Ovtr
23nøeirpenøe , Bi^kage.
:&aøen'er, C. 33aøerbtiu». .
S^dger'veab/ a Journeyman
baker.
l^a^^ftf hindmoft, aftermoi
hindi:! moit«
33^getf baked,
S'^getrtiø; aKnoadingtroagl
^Agiai^, the Falling bacii
* wardV a Sccond Fall.
25aøf!frbinø; (arAa(i)# gaa
kJ a Gi'^of or Leg of Vm
or Mutton &c» a Loin an<
Lee rogeiher. ♦
3&aø^bf a Hindfoor«
'^a^fra, from bciiind« bad
Wiird.
23^øøaar^/ a Backyard.
ibuQ^aan^, (i ^piC) ch
■ younger fland, (baw Hl
^^t 1 43.) to have fpmethin
\n Store,
35aø(^inanbetti behind on
anoiher*
2&aøbolbf an Ambnfh« t L)
ine in Walt.
'Jbam)0vc^i the hind Part c
the Head,
l^aøbtitiør a Backhoufe,
3&aøøtennemr through b(
hind*
2&>7gitib# in from behind.
X>a^tami^tv, a Backronm*
33agFa(l^ (9aaoinb) a BacK
wind, a Pu loack, (foillltl
i %.) ro be bthindhand i
the World.
33aøfloe# the hind Claw.
23aøUajge# a Po(teiR> Bacli
door;
»a ) 57 ( S3a
to ^row pcrplexed; ro mif-
orry; ro fall fhorc, OcC
§!t I S. for ianO i>is ^•-
(icnmiscflrr'ed, hefell fSort
øf his D.fign. (3ftun0en
Mkamniers in his Speecn»
^a||Unltøi bachwardfs arfy-
1l«Tl*.-
2«itLud»fa(bc# to ftU bflck-
2a^«iitf g^ae § to so back-
Aogldit, Ballad. Cf^il^ >neb
Mot øO^Kaft) CO go on or in
Bai tit. O^egac 9. i Orden
i 6fibcC; CO crim or crcnch
thc Ballad.
U^Uttt, Cct @fift) to balltft
aShip
Zc%ieitning, theBaiUdinsof
iShip.
I&af^fr^tningi che Unbal-
Zå§ii^, che Running back-
nrd.
AipiBg# the Bakin^«
S«feni# ab^t behind.
3^:9 ep, vp from behind*
(Haae bag op) to kick or
w nce.
3^A9paar behtnd«
3&«gport/ a Backeate«
Sagte, (co Sing!) to tnm,
fcc or bend a Thing. (en
Cflncn) CO level a Cannon«
:5«gf1ling, the Torning, Sci-
ling orBending of aThing;
che LevelJing.
^gfitC/ Backfide«
Za§fiin, Rcflcaion, Reverbe-
ration of Rays«
9<g|lag,aBackdroke.C@traAf
Ier*y'3overberarion.
3bagfniarF# an Afrcrclap* crofs
Forcane, aTurn of cheTide,
8CiofsCaper» Aftcrreckon«
tng.
33agri^e; thecoiuinnal Tosfing
of che Sea< che Rebounding
bf che Waves. from che
Shore.'
23agfpringi! a ILefilicnce, a
Lcaping or Srarcing back*
IdnQ^avn, che hinder Pare of
a Ship» the Scern« Poop.
^agfl^^i a Rebounding> R«-
coiling*
X>aQ\tiitf a Backroom«
IbaQit^ftt, a hind Part*
TpuQtaiCt V, CO backbice, d^
farne« calnmniace« dander«
decra^ or cr^duce« decry«
woiind» blemifh, afperle*
pbfcure, blad one*f Repaca-
cion« fpeak evil of« cada«
Afpcrdon or Bleinifh iipoA
bis Hpnor.
S&agtalelfe/ a Backbicinc^« C«r
liii.>ny«Siander. D'traclion,
Obticcljcion. falfc Impcica*
tion , Dofainacion, Traduo
cion.
X>aQtaltV, aBactbicer, Ca-
lumniator, S'andeicr, Deft-
mer, Decrfl<Sber, falfeAccu-
fer, Sycophanc, Pickthank,
Dtfcner.
23Agta(er(f, calumntous-, Han-
derous« backbicing* cradn^
cingf blaming*
X>a9talttftt f a flanderoi^
Woman.
:&agca(er6Cnn8e/fin evil Ton-
gac.
S^agtalefYOe/ Slanderousnefs.
a calumniacory Spirit or Hut*
mour*
3&agtaICf backbitten, flandei^
ed &c«
23Agtil/ behind, behind one'£
Back»
Sagtrini a Step, made back
ivards«
B« ) 88 ( e«
j&agtropt>tC « tiis R*«r of an
ATiny, llie Resrgnarft,
Stf|itt>r (iscUn-anl, bchirid.
(Itaot frO to kick , wirce.
SaciVitlfti <o backWtt; rally
behind otre's Back, (. brtg.
talt
SilgVcBr bihindt iitheBacki
SAgl>tI1^ff fo turn fh« fore-
inoft behind, psrv*rc inverr,
«o pUce th= l*ft fitd.
Bagvcnet, tuiricd ftiremoft
behind. pcrverretl, inverted.
:iaavtrr, PDllrywi>rh.
SiRvagnt ihe hind Pan of »
WjJKOI.
»ai, Culftfnl Ser) Bii«e.
».li , (OoDlimiO !■ ^''I'
JSujiMl«, « Baynner.
Accliviiy, Detcer-i. Declivi-
fy. lifin^Sroun-i, Hili. (d-
bm IB.) « HiHoclt.
Krtm, (paa cietib) the Fo-
XxtfFe. C*t 3a&. R*t 3Sa6,
*{|ltlllietIJl!t^O"'t"OMeli.
(».'ttomCtaO Mefsnute.
»aFE«, hiUy. |-.ilUfH.ll! or
Billocks. Ct!il'*"l*0 Jv
clinitig.
Palftlf«, Fsfti-y. Pattemears.
Ttii-.B.
■ »(»rfdfrf'riW.sBMid to kne^d
Sittcen, r. 3(ltan.
^&rtI^l!(l)llI, a Conopy.
Bull cifthe i-oo,
2>a!^^i«n, (IlrO Valeriaiw
Suwcll.
»«rn, f. efcb*.
7>allt, (fattt) iBaleorPuk
of MerchinilijKf, ''" <i
»AUct>lrt^cl, a Pick'zr. V
SaEUt, ((isiurct(t DanM) «.'
Ui-
i'ih on.
»flHelfertiU«, a Kolt,
iirtredailm Fon^cilils-Crtw.
»jtlhieogaMingcr, BuU(.
»ar, C0jn6f(((lira&) « Bsll,
E'H'-Traii'.incnt of Dancing.
S4taRCC, C^lØUiCsO Bjlanee.
Csi«« ®aIon« i SRefluin'
Ilt«) (O fctd« »11 Accounr.
2>aUiU'tl'<, to bjtanco. (i
KewiM«") W *?kI« ■•» Ae-
fonnt, paf whit il w^nting
to miks tlie Account weiit
»aUffii, f. »olb.
^itUotttrc, loballot, voMbr
BaUot.-
I&tiriifMMfler Balfflbob
Tbttlfamivt, loimbalmitr-p««^ ,
fiilDe,
SalfAintrtr, *n Irhalmw.
Balfftmti-tt, iinbaline-l.
».tlfiimtriitg, iholmbalining.
»aliamiff, b.ilf^.n.c.
£iai)amf(rt , JUImtv«.
^>ti|~<tnnirr,nHbci-[laIiiiintnt.
^AlfilCt, un^iighf &>lk, '
Baliitrin, f. n«gi<ilig.
»slite, tituj to'villow. we!-
iLi. tumble, b^ttea,
:Odloite. by 8jln.
Sambiifli-^r, a Bmnboo.
fidili-O, [Iic Bankv
S«iU9i.Ci]pili9l, rheSlOcft«
Principil of > Banh.
Siincopen<iC( Btnkmoncy.^^
:9a^cof(D^tIf a Baokoote «r
Bill.
SaHlb the Bin< EtcomiminiclB' '
tion. (D(rMli)t ©O Om-
Uwty, O'aticiSB.) f.brtnto
f«m. -
SonM, F.ft«in<I.GinK.C6iif
pany, S«, Troop.
f&» ) 59 ( fBa^
h^nttø V. CO CQrfe, execrate,
iinprecjrc, fwear. rap out an
Oatlu O. fem en SDiOtroO
to fwcar likc a linker ,
^£B^enr Curling, £xccracion>
Imprecarion , Swearing^
Z^an^er« a Swearcr,
&Aii^e(iiftcri fl Ringleader of
hd ous or fcdirious Men,
SoBteriie/ by Bands, Gangs.
9ftiiNat# cxcotninunicaced.
9£Dpf.ntC/ CO excommuni-
C3r£.
^aa^xtttlft, Excommunica«
tion.
Zauti a Path « bcacen \Vay,
troddcn Pach. (p^n^t paa
9,j CO rai:e a Disconrfe,
tear rhe Path, prcparc, chalk
oat che Way,
ScneKAndi an Asfflsrin* a
I Marderer« Ci^n tax (Atle
%.^ he was ilie Dcaih of
\.^
\ Z^aekav, a mortal Wound*
^N^fCif beaten, troddcn;
^«ge# f. fr^tibm*
Saif, (9c9øO Drubbing,
Cadsellipg, BIows,
^nfif OBonfen) thc Bank.
O'xttc vcn^t i QSanfen) to
depofite Money in theBank,
lav up Money in ir* (^, i
€'p\\j rhe Stake. Ci @t<tO
Shelves, Sands, (^anfcr i
flrunbt SDanty Brcakcrs.
Sdnftf the Bank.
XiinU, aBank, Hillock, f«
^anff/ to beat, knoc?«, ftrike,
finifc. (paa ®øtcn) to
knnck, rap or tap at the
Door. (pri'gfO ^^ cudgel,
bsftinado, inan.!5le, måiil,
(lianer) to du^t* beat the
bulroHorfroin theClothcs.
(laOsopafh, fquafh. ((orø
i^ierkO to beat, go pit-A«
pat. (b.flf) to cudgel, bafte,
XtanUbyg , oealed Barley.
23anfefiØ&f Mortrers, morcl-
fied Meat.
XianHnt O^Anfnina) Beat«-
ing, Knocking, Hammet-
ing.
23anferer/ a Banktr,
23atiferoti Ba(ikrvj>9y« Bre^fcf
ing, Failure. (S^vUtt øiørt
83.^ to .break, fail, tpta
bankrupt, C^An giOr^C ST*
paa 9(0000 2)aleO he brojnc
for 36000 Dollars.
33anfér^rteurr a Bankt^p^>
one, tiiiic has fiwallowed a
?pidcr,
33anPc(lef / the Stocks tf b^iild
* Sliips upon.
tlaøcrpaa)Tiltings, Stands,
Gatintrces to lay Tuns on.
23anPetf a Banquet, Treacr
ment.
i&ailf Ct/beaten, kr.ocktfftrnck,
finitten. (b.Sr^ic) aDr4ib-
birg.
TxtnUxxat , C^antttoitfftij
a Batlec , Batcingflaff.
X>anntt, a Banner, Standard«
Cqlours, Flag, Enfign.
^anqvøf f* 2»anfe.
XfOfV, (bliti neøen) bare, na-
ked, uncovcred, bald. (nt
frugtbar) barren.
2&4r/ bavt, adv. (Mot/ pnnO
meer, pure, clear, open.
(f un) but , only , purcly.
uiecrly.
:bavflfu, (SafetnO ^ Ba«r
rack.
23ai'bav, a Barbarian«
X>avbavit, Barbary.-
23arbarifT/ barbarous, wildi
crucl, inhuman.
3Bar*
i5a ) 60 < SSa
crnelly.
SarM, (gifO « Barbcl, Mul-
* let.
1&ai:beer# a Barber , Sh^vft*
Sarbeerbirffeiiir a Barber's
Bafon.
I^ArbeerbOfl > a fet Day for
fhaving.
3^Arbcfr^ti9# a Barber's Nap-
kin.
Jbarbect^ntt«/ a Barber's
Shop.. ^
SarbeerfttiVf a Kazor«
^rbeerprojfeelioni « Bar*,
bét's- Profesfion,
Cbrttberef to fhairé, fhear oflf
with aRaeor* co trioi, barb
one«
Sar^unerr Baekftays« C@i^c«
' Q.) Breaftbackltays. C8(0t«
i^^0 Shifting-Backltays.
C@(inørc t QO Sheering-
6ack(Uys.
Ibaxi 9 f. 33ar.
Tbwct fig/ ro forbear» abdain,
refrain. (b. fiø fwf af \tt)
toforbearlaughing« or Help
Uughine.
Sftarfpb/ barefooted.
33arbc^f Barenefs, Nakednefs«
Qb^tljiovtb § barehcadcd , on-
covered.
Ibattp che Rind or Bark of a
Tree. (af foplbcl.trflc) thc
Cruft or rugited Bark. (Jbtt
inber^ 09 M«bc) the Blea
or Bl '-»ak.
^urf oftiø # rinded , crufted«
lé^avfaxif (Set) Barrakaiu
S&Arfa(r<r the Longboat«
IbatU, CSdrtøi) « ^(tr^*
!6arPe, (fiaber) to tan» cnrryf
drefs Lear her«
Tbavftv^é a Tanner,
3&Arfegrubc# a Tanpir«
^•irfeptiuøi a Tanhoufe«
T>avMav, a Tanvat«
34rPeiua^# Ooze.
33arFMtf Wal<
%. utiDer bel
rif) Main-wale
bet anbet S<iti
wa e. (@ectcn;
2&arPmøOc/ a T
of r.carl er.
33arm/ aBofom,
bc I (in cdiTn ^
amine yourfcH,
tOarmbiernø, m
cious; coinpnsl
dv rhcartcd > m
ga) for ry.
^aVmbiertigeit/
33armbiertiabe^i
ci^alnefs, Com(
dernefs.
23arttf aChild, I
O «Wober6 eit>)
Embryo. (eft(
©øb) a Polth
f$bO a Baby,
Battard, a By bl
øeb.) aMalechi
a Femalechild.
Q).} CO ceeuit b>
bebreedingwicl
(e mcb et ^SO
Child. CeieU fe
fondleor faddle
^,) my Love.
Samagrig# child:
infanclike.
23arn»:gri9eitf chi
^arnagriabt^r C
Puerility« childi
Fa(tiine»
Sftarnbonti Childi:
c>;. (fra«J
Childhood. upfi
(aaae c *^0 to
ifh, to dote.
3&arnebai*n» a Gr
9<;rne&lcef cheBa
Children«
fi)a ) 61 ( fbi
tb, thc Chriflening Xav(tlfc.nt, t lyins-ln Wo^
ild, an Infint's Bap- man, a Woman in ChildbccI
ocdobapcifro* or in the Scraw» a, Woinaa
tv, Facher« Cf^Ult ntwly btbngKt to Bed,
t barn u5 fer 90 t^« 33arreirettø^ Childbed, aWo-
rheChildaponhim, man's Lyin^-in, CfomtOC i
^ f C^avUWti) a Q30 <<' ot brousht to Bed,
lingfeaththeFeaftin^ be ddtv.ered« C^9tt i QO
ikh:nins^. to be lyingrin;
\th a Womtn'sDe- ^arfel(ltif# ft Room of a
Womah lA tht Sstraw«
, a Hobbyhorfe« ^avff, auftere, ftvere, rigid*
r a Child*f heredita« . roneh ^ harfh , four.
23ar(Fpél>>Auftericy. StVeri'tyé
. childlefs« . Ri'^oor« Sournefs;
b. Pap for a Child* X>att, Adv; af båt.
^er, aTeeminifWo- céartifaiti bParrifan, Halberi;
Mntherof a Child^ X>avtfCcct, f« 23arbéer.
r^, an Infanttcidc. »<»»' Maitcr. CfpiD« »O »
lering of a Child. ^ ^a Or P^-y /^n. Mafter.
w » r • j ^^«> O MttfiO thcBafe^ .
r^cr, aninfanticide. x>Mfioi, a Bafcviol.
J' V^i"/?!: « •! 25«mieurr; Bafil.
P, c/>'«^'i'»^£"ttlc »dfiliflfi a Bafililk* Cock«.
n, f. e^ Cfta ^.; t,icc.
fancy, up from a 33^^^^ Ten Jriangcl*) Bafit.
., theThrow,, La- ^fc,®"^' ®'^^^ ^''^'P^-
on^?hVioin'tÆ ^^e!!dV^^^^^ " '"" ^"'^
T; «;i;-i n«.« »rtflffr, (CptO »»»^t*
V f. e;:. Qanfaøe t Bafe*
.«ir.Cf«Jteecni»0 Hautboy*
metoaNonplas, or »aéfpin«r> a Pkirer on the
to nonplos him. BaOsviol'
r, t Barometer, »^ffeflteitg, a Bafcftrinj.
^2 • 25aft, Baft, the inner Bark of
"»"S"* > a.Tree, to bind With.
' i Baroncfn Xta(ta, Cllwcf« i COmbre)
a Barony. Balto. •
faDC ii( Q90 ^^ S^ 3&afle og binbe# t» bind «n4
bie wirh Child, be fettcr«
r (^farc930 ^o b< 33a(li6n# Baftion, Bnlwark^
to Bed withaCh'ld, Xiaftmatttf a Baftmat.
livered of a Child, Jda^nti^ a Trnmp«t.
rrh Children, X>a^\\ntf verb, to found tht
., fl Woman's Ly- Trumpct.
Ihildbcd^^ 35a{runb(«tfer^ a Trompeter^
Sot*
m ) 64 ( ««
^tt^unitnn-itft , (tie feift
' of Trumpocs.
b^Soldicrs conlilt'ng af foo
Men,' C95at, dudTTtt) ■
Square Bjiallion.
idantvlt, 9 Bitcery. (_tttåtlt
•tt 55.) 'O "''^^ * Banefy, ,
tb^Htifbrnlif å Plitform of
.« Birtetr,
3&imierft&u[, i Loophole fot
Gnns to Tfiout doc at.
Sautér to hflwl « Ship with ■
Ropc to fome Plice> to
96i)titca,tlie Hawlini; ofaShip
with I Rofit, Towing of
tbixviaa, Baboon. .
»o^, (Siort, ©itfl) aBiy.
Sttxttgftt/ btitngftigei to ror-
. ment, ifflUT . trouble, ag-
gricve I clOg, fl))Vi^htan.
:ec<«l!t|ttEltIft, -Torment. Di-
■ ttreli, Trouble, 'Sovroir.
SS^mrCr 10 honour, do onc
Honour> lo fivour.
T^tdnlh, the Hononrinj. Fa-
36MrW»t, toeB^Nvonr.talrt
Pa^ns.
9ct)Tt>ei&(Ift, tlie T»lting of
" f inS.
Stbin&Cf to tieaThing TSund
■aboi
XcbintdfCf tlie Tyinjofa
Thing roonS about,
Stblatiei to (arnifh with
. Leivci.
36cblantie, tomlx. mingle. f.
' f>ten&t. Cfia TOib n @aø}
to meddhwtth, 'ointerfere
in g Bufinefa. (fig mtt ti
grutntimm«) to have ear-
niliy io do wich a Woman.
l^tblaMtlft, aMixing- Mlng-
lin^. (iMCmliS^ a Uan's
Lfiof witn 1 Wamin*
3&ebUiibctf mi«
Renuine.
SttJOCf to fnhabi
live in a Cirv.
Atbctli^i babiifli
to bs'inhabited.
ibtbetliti Inhabit:
Ims or lnh«b
BebacTi aninhab
SA«ttf inhabitei
BtbrtiAer to rei
braid. rebokct
oim's Difh, tax,
M ont'i Charge,
%ebc(f9tlta> repr
proachut, fhan)
ne^. bUmeabK-.
bte.
:6ebreib(irCf Sep
buke. Reprflac
btiil'f'S. Hitt
Tecth, Kepreh
Ji-oéf.
»tbreiMr, s Repr
brnilcr • Rebul
Sebtibe, to »MTOor
t(rOc'iift>.
StbiibelfCfAnnnn«
lifhing. Prodai
Annu'C:atii>T..
3&cbiib(i'r an Anno
a Fk
ScbTSSCr
[ioiii'«<i i
Vlice hibitable;
(. btboc.
»(b^ngelft. CBc6
BiiLldini;orEreil
fci ; the Inhat
Place.
9tb<røgfr , an
Dw.jUr.
S(b<Fi-be, to Ui>
upnn; charge Ol
cninber , opprt;
wcary, tit*.
?)t\
)
os
C^
• *
'. i'.
r,
♦•»'•.
•'•'•••Il •»I,
''•'«•/ III 111,1
*',
"I. I ^...x
' • "hl . .
Il I.
I
I •
• • t .
' ' I-I •. ,
■ I
... ,
•II
/ ' i
JSf
fbi ) et (. fii
3Mtt fløf <m i>e^rc•, to
mend. ■mcRii. nheup. alter
yoDt Lifci toraform. tnrn
nw t new Le»f. gtnw bef
, termtnnired. ((DnttK fiø
iiitn) t« g'ow b.tt-t,- reco-
ver, piek up ynnr Crnnu,
bé on the mending }!«■>(!;
<eilt MrI eub litftK
|«ml} Wo il ro«l Woto
. Iiimr Wo't ma, himl
Scbrttitllr conmitted , per-
pctratcd > done,
Sebrfng, CSntMting} Uelio-
,r*tiDn, Betieriiig, Amenil-
• ment, C%(*<iDii mti (n
Cdø) Recav(ry,Re(torarion
from Sickncr$, Cootc i i80
tA.beon thcmtnjingHJTKti
: to pick up yonr Crnms.
KctWlvCf to commiti pcrpe-
IhtlwlfcaPerpctratlon, Com-
mitfion. COitining i XhO
D«er(, Fcit, Achicvcment.
Explolt.
ibttrtv*, to Ta-lilen, m>ke M,
. togTitVf, afflia, vex, tron-
SebitfnltSi Ttd. rorronful,
■ffli£ting. dolcfbl. |^>cvoitt>
nwlincholy. afflii^ive^
aStbrfbelfe, Ssdn«r», Sorrnw-
fulnefs. Afflidion, Grirf.
Tronble, Heavinef), Melan-
Choly.
%ckr<tm |1f , (O baaffliaecj,
{^rieved.
ÅcMAøct, Tad. gri'i'oot. aF'
flidcdi fotrowlnl, troabled,
caft down (»fflre -b. MKt
noatOro bc grievcd, tåiQtå
ai roiii«thing,to wai^lauuDtt
Einoluinent. (_dt
ligt S.) the pu
(«i«e dt (B.) ti
Beft. yourUimo
lies in yonrpow
youT h<n Fnl«!'
pati (il føtt SO
yotirown Intercl
Bach. OfOM cn
rally, to play
. npon , jcer'or t
2»t»tttf<i&er , G
Grindfire. , (
Grcitgrinifathc
afteftfttfottclbrt«
i^etljltfa^(^•f|f(ter
3&et>(t(mo»er, Gn
SAuggc, tobeda
hcmoift«!!. w*tc
Wth Water;
StCnggfng/Bcdnr
thing, SprinkliAi
t«r.
KKbiøCr to Tweii
.yoiir O^iti on.
bind him by it, {
minifter him th«
Setbtttdi'e, th« '
Oath; che Bindi
an 0»h.
SM&lgcti fwort).
. Oath.
SecS' P'tch.
Sctgagtfg/ i>ttch)
Seegci (fttøO '<>
ovfrwitK Piceh.
XtifsMItl, I Link
SuS^conC« I a '
pttchcd Cord for
ibttgjiiiUt Binimai
f^t ) 6^ ( ^é
.adtctopb'jrPicch
Aeéne, f, gfr. M^tt ficj ti» hl
550 'O refirt, make Hoad
againft/ Cu5 e/ler ind jtif
950 *'** Fecc Qiu, or in ward*
23éen§fdrriffiting> a Diiloca«
tion % Luxation«
Twine* Shoemt-
ead.
lef) a Bone. (at
a Lcj. (rif SRiir*
:ocheqaick, <al» .
10 (ine 5J*^ (o(Dc 23e«tt»^imli>eb> theCavity of
> ftand on your ^ ^ ^0"^»
d your Grouhi* »eenffittllé, a Splint,
i føaac 950 to go 23eentråe# Priret, Primeprinh
fc^^Toi V^! u »"rttrWe. Rottcnncfs Å.ihé
i •• lO.J nc IS Bo -es
Jne tO rctnevc nis
bnmc poa 9.) c<^ 33ee(la9ti6^e^7 BcafHincfs,
refrieveyour FlU- BeltialityiBnitaliry, brurifh
N< cn irmee paa Nature or DcHre,
iLfeanArmy. (i^U 25ee(lifT> bealtly, brutiCK
Iwtt paa q5cnenO 23ect , (i JlotO Beaft. Cf«tte
> a landing: Army. 05 ) to raak< Beaft.
rems, has recovcrcd jj^efirngflfi-, an Infe^ion or
JO fem fa» flaac ^^efangeø, to be infeacd; to
«■; Ole iS fo lively ^^^^^.jf ^^ ^^j^^^
23éfÆjle, Cfo»» ©taber) to for-
u tver moved«
bony.
aFra^nre, Break-
r an Ivo ry Turner«
fr, (ftnålbeenct)
lankcd.
i'.rbcr's File,
tify« make ffrong, llrengrh-
cn wjth Walls. (fom antvt
?tit\^ (to ftrehgch »n curro-
borate, confirm. CS^rontn)
to fccnre, cftablsf Ii or fcttU
fhe Throhc.
i Joint 6f a Bone; 33efatfleli$ . fortifiable«.
^, Cuisles »cfÆpelfe^ thQ Forti^yingJ
thc Charrclhoufé. Stren^thening, ConHrming;
Eftabiifhing or Settling«
^eforilttiitS^ Fortification,
ltroni>: HoM,Fortrers.(^)iin«
Utlé Q50 tbe Firmament.
a3cfiC(lningérflérif/ l!loiti^#
ForrificatioHi thc Art of mi-
' litary Archicf^urCk
ly, of Bone, fuU
^ Breecheii.
1/ a Kniickle,
ifteology oraDe-
3f Bones«
inelefs.
S&eleton«
I^é ) ^4 ( ibi
Tbttftt Hq, clTet bebréé/ to
racnd, amend, rakeup, alter
yonr Life> tortform, curn
over a new Leaf* grnw b«f
I tennanntred* Oommc fiø
idten) td p-ow bL'tt^r,' reco-
ver* pick up ynor Crnmst
bé on the mending Hånd;
(øiib tcbrc! eu5 bcbte
kit!) Alas! ieub btbttmiq,
tåmO yfo is mef Wo to
im! Wo*s ma» him!
^eOtévétlf coinmitted» per*
petraced ; done,
Tbtbtinif CRotbebrihø) lielio-
, ration « Bettering » Ameiid-
•\ineht. CScdrina theb en
€99) Recovery.lledoration
from Sicknefs. Qocttt i Q30
co^.be on the mtnding Hånd,
. to pick np your Cmms*
tbtbtivtt to commit* perpe-
. trate, do;
!6e^rift/ a Perpctration, Com-
misfion. QQittnin^ i Xriø)
Heed. Feati Achievement»
Exploit,
^e^r^VCi to fadden« make fid*
. togriayti M'iStt vex, troa-
ble, dajea*
X>^v<^VtliSf Tad, forrowfaU
afQiAing, dolefiiL gnevOQSt
tnttlancholy, affliilive;
^thv4>Vtlft, Sitdnefs, Sormw
falnefs« Afflié^ion« Grief,
Trooble« Heavinefs, Melan-
choly,
Se^vøve (lø, to bc tffliaecl,
grteved,
"At^V^Vtt, fad> grieroQf, af-
flided« forrowfnl, troubled,
caft down. (»drc »b. OOeC
noøeOto bé grieved, afli£led
ae foiiiethingtto wail>laia«Qt*
berooan it*
Ht^f be(U
35eb(le/ GR9ttO ®atn)
Eineluinent. (0(t al
ItØCQS.) the public
Caittc fft 850 to de
Bell, your Uiinbft, d
lies in yotir Power, c
youk" beft Fii.leavour
pan fit eact 9.) to <
your own Inrerc(h Cb
til 95.p ro bé well t
be wcfl lin ed, have a
Back« Cba»ecnti(C
■ rally, to play and
. iipon , jeer or bantc
ia^e^(lef«^er / Grand
Grand fire. . (0(b(
Greatgrandfather.
^^e^flefor«(^r(r Gr
rcnrs.
35eb(lefaberørøflerf i
. aunt.
J^ebflemobeff Grandtin
33ebU99er to bedew,
bemoifleh, water, f^
With Water.
25eMigglll9#Bcdewing, ]
thing. Sprinkling; wii
ter;
Seebiøe; to fwear to,
.your Oath on. (|
Seb) to take the Oath <
bind him by ir* give
niinifler him the Oat
a&eebi^dfé, the Taki;
Oatn ; the Binding c
an Oath.
C^eebiøeti fworn, bom
. Oath.
OSeeg^ Pitch.
a3eegagtig# pitchy, b
nons.
2&eegei (beøe) to pitc
over with Pitch.
35eegfaKd/ a Link.
23eegFrall^o t a Wrea
pitched Cord for t C
JDeegliinif Bitnmen,
23c
f^ ) 6$ { ^é
^t9fttt, m Ladle to p 6 ur Picch a^eéitø, f, (?r. (a«>f« fifl tl> fil
»ith. 55.) ro if/lfK makc H.ad
SsgrrrtAbf Twine, Shoemt- againff. (u5 c/ler ind ti(
ktr's Thread. 5$0 -'^^F^^c Q^i^ orinwardi
H»ecn^totheqoJck. «!(• ^ "on , LI xation.
ti» #aae pda fine »•> toI&c 23fene'^iiaH>eb> theCavity of
S|li«f) to ftand on your ^ « ^o"*»
lip. ftand your Grbtihi* 2?fCnfBinné, a Splint.
imt paa fbajc CO «« go 23eentr«e# Prirer, PrimcprinL
ot
Mcfiine but Skin an f Bone. 'yL««n«^«H Pf.'tF«»
to» å «.| (ia . bruge 9J0 leX?: W«Vr^
loftiryour 5tumps,toinend >x_k J »_/!
beftitt
to tsfift ene to rccricivc hf«
Eftate. Cfommc pad «0 tb »eeftagtiBljeb > Bcaminefs,
ffcovar, rerrieveyour F(U- Beltulity^Briuahry, brutifh
tt. ftrinac €tt trmec paa ^ ^'ature or Dcnrc.
».^ti.raifeanArmy. C^D^ »CcfllfT, bealHy, brutinu
h Cl 9rtnce paa ^cnenO 23ect , (i jlott) 6:a(l. (S^tit
w tep a ftandinj Aimy« 55 ) to makc Beaft.
ftarr f fcmmen paa« iflun, x>t(fcnat, to inFea, caint, poi-
ffUnen fCi(F) he has pickt fon
■pMsCrums. hasr.covcred :|J^.,f^;,getftf , an Infe^ion or
Jiillia:th. Ctttncrfaamiin. conragion.
Ib en fifle, fem fa« flaac ^^efaiigeø, to be inf«aed; to
• Girl ^ as evct moved*
25fn4gciS bony*
9e»bru&» aFra^ure, Break-
injC of a Leg.
Srea9reierf anIvoryTnrner«
Stenet f f. @^r. (fmalbeenet)
fpin1le>fhanked.
9cenftt(» i larber's File.
catch or také.
'X>t\x[tt, Cfont ©taber) to for-
tify* makc (trong, llrengtK-
en with Wails. (fom anbre
Sing (to ftrehgtf »n Ctirro-
borate, confirin. CS^ronen)
to fccnve, eftabl'.fh or fcttle
the Thronc.
Secninge, a Joint of a Bone; 33efatfleli$ , fortifiåble^
ZttUbou^t the Charrelhoiifé.
ittniq^ bony, ofBone» iuU
of Bones.
SeelfUT^er^ Breechcs.
Sttnfnorfel/ a Knuckle,
Ibitiilccit, OfteologyoraDe-
fcnprion of Bones*
)^cmtøø# bonelefs«
lunva^, a Skeleton«
«
33efarfleire > th-: Forti^yingJ
Strcnjcthcningt Confirming;
Eftablifhing or Settling,
:6efarilttin9# Fortification,
Itron-^ HoId,iFortrers.(^>im«
Uni ^0 the Firmament.
23cf*T(lnin(j6rcifriP/ . Xonfc
Forrificarion, theArtofmi-
litary Architf^urCk ^
5&e*
/
fOt ) 08 ( 8Se
iRIBb tOl) 10 ferve or ^iiit ■
faichUr* and direwd Trick
upon nnc. (t)eOTl(tCé bl-
QoMt Se Ibm mtt ^m?)
QOMt
ii«w c
tan Hi i tdint ti>0 hoi
doei h< mak« Shift ar thJi
Time.
Ktgavt, to endow; regilci
beft'-w Gifri upon,
Scpatinil« CO o RI il red. perpe-
tfitea, dont,
Segotftti endnwcfl, giftcd with
CKCcllent Qmliticii havinit
rire Endowmenu, Pani>
mturit Gifri.
SMttsne> Cttb<in6It)retrm.
d<al with, (mibO "> ""'^
witlii lightnponiia'encoun-
teT.
ntgrnfuttft, CAtbfart^Treat'
mim Ulage.
Sffttil9tlfe|ttSolemnixing,Ce-
Icbrotion. (liiabtg.) thc Ot>-
r«quic). FDneril, Surial.
^tgqti bMh. (b. to) borh
ofihem, both cogethcr.
Stgge <tt»i bath Surti.
Xngin I 9 DeOr«! Petition,
Scqnefti Alking, Craving.
Demand.
Stsitr<, C^ttraaO tø dcCvr,
alk, Tcquclt, pL-iiiion. de-
mand, beits> call for./ulieic,
crave. Cnl Aiabi Hi) ro
coM». luft afrer. C(il «§'
tt) to coUrt. WHO nne for a
V/ite. ((llPtab(tt) to fne
for, pui in for a Place,
Ifrcglerilg, derirovi. ttrecdy,
eovetoufi cager ; lafting af-
ter < lon|{ng for.
3begiCTll«n, tongingly.Kteed-.
ily, loflfully.
ScglcrltøtC«/ an etger Dafire,
Ajipatcncf. Lon'gin^ Luft
after, Lultrulneri,
nefs. Concupifce
StglHiMraot, Crof
StgiØL-c, tu befhite
ZtRivtnlftO , an O
Incident, Acclden
ty. Chance. Hap.
Seøivt il;« Cbcn tii
Cub i ^tcben) to
inco the World.
^It) toforbhe. r
th« World. Ci ta
lard yourfelt. [itil
to arrivci cuwa
happen 1 fat) ont.
tåtda, at^an to.
chance^) to cume i
%eglvt( (belbt ep
qiiit, give o»er, .
:&4loe» toftateat, I
.ly«.
atguavt, to gnaw
biie.
B«tn4«iB4, Gnawi
■ bling.
3St»iC&e, tobemoii
deploreone, niqd'
Ian
whint
howt or cry Ibri
^tgrxMtg, deploi
mentabli, pitiibic
Sttrrtcttlftr the E
Lamencaiuin < Bc
Deploring.
StQranbfFe, f, gra
Stgriivc I to bu ry
commit 10 the Gn
tbtgtavtUtt Burial
tncni, Sepaltnre;
Obrequiei, fancri
niti«a. cemHeb;
ingplacc. Scpaldii
Scgravdfta-XtraHc
l&tmavtl(tt • &tat»
foag, Train ar Pi
SBc ) 67 ( S5e
'ollow a Thing« give your
Minfl ro ir«
Zcflicfoni/ di I igcnr»asft4iious*
^iidrous in- fient upon«
Sff(irfom(»eb, Diligence, As-
Mnicy«
Scféicrri(# inncled,wflrrtnred,
biv:nga Righr» Reafoni Pri-
viltf^e* Power« Permisrton
toal, competenc. C^. 2)0111'
vrj a cumpetenc, proper
Jrijje.
Mffr, (et tanb} topeopiet
CAsncry* to fend People
thirhcr.
3&cf»Ihiitt9r thePeoplingofi
Covttcry« a Colony«
ScfilCf ro fieel, grope» handle,
foablcv foDch«
Sriørbcrlt^f asfifUng« help-
tiif, favourable.
Mwbre^ Cnt^cO rofurther,
ilvince, forward, promote,
(dOT pnt aThin{^ forward;
loxceLerare. (tt Q3rcp) co
frfYir'l« fend away e Lecfcr«
((a) to fiirth^sr, advance,
^«r, raife, aber, back. aid
•AS to compafs a Thing.
Clffsr^iøO rodifipatch, dis-
mifs one, C^. Sittiitt 0^
ScIcnØabcOtoPromoreArcs
•nd Sciences, (b. en ØAg)
10 fpeed« CO furrher a Buu-
mTi. C^. $)anMtu') co cn-
cnnrage Tråde«
^orbreTr a l^romoter. Fur«
chereri Patron; Faacor, Fa-
voareri Clierifher, Abctter.
iNforbireøf to be advanccd«
prcferred • ger Prefcrmenr.
^t^tinqø Ccn Serfoné) Ad-
vincemanc, Forwarding,
Fanherance or Promotion.
(er 9u9é) rhc Forwarding
of a Letter«
^^craa, tråd v«e> caluinniate.
Sf^efØrelftr Defamarion^ At)ptt*
llon> Derradion, Oifpara-
ging.
23ef^rerf å Calumniaoor, De*
fimer, Reviler«
13cfdrerf1?e/ a Slanderefs«
Ibtf^viftf calumnious, flande-
rons , defam^tory«
!&efragtei to freighc or hire a
Ship»
Od:ita^ev, a Freighter ot lii*
rer of a Ship*
^eivagtninn,. Freighting or
Hiring or a Ship»
33cfrié/tafree, deliver, ridof,
franchife, releafe, acqiiir,.ree
or pnt ae LiSerry, fer or
make, free« (forgfadllO tQ
exémpt«
!6e(rielfé^ the Delivering, D^-
hvcry, Acquicment> Rid*
dapce,
»ipftielfefl.«eb, G^irflefnger)
a caronicjl Pur.;afi"fn,
35efrier^ a Uclivercr. Setter ae
Liberry* a Savicur.
23cfnt9te/ to f?r ilixe, impreg-
nare, make fruicfiil oe fo*
cund*
33efriic|teire^ Fcrtiliilag, Im-
prcgnation, Fccundation,
25efr^gter to fear, apprehénd,
dread, bcafvaidof, (land in
Fear or Awe of.
33efr^øtelig/ to be feared,
dreaded or appreYiended.
2Befp^ffte[fef Fear, Drcad«
X>t^ttQttf to moiRcn, wet,
damp, make moill ; to irri«
gate.
ajefligtnitig/ the Moiftcning,
Damping, Werting, Humac-
tation , Irr'gation.
Tdiq, I »eeg.
:6cSaac,roc mmit,perpctrare,
do. (en i<\0 ^» commir a
Fault, do amifs* (Utrefffab
tmo^
S3e ) 68 ( S3e
iinob ecu) to ferve or put a
faithicfs and flirewd Trick
upon one. C()00rIc^;» bc«
øaacr Se Idtm incb b^m ? )
Ji«w do you agree or live
with him? (b»ordan bcgaaec
tan (19 i benne Sib'O ^^w
doet he make Shift et this
Time.
Begave; to endow; regale,
hcft'^w Gifri upon.
33e8Altaeit/ commitred« perpe-
rrated, done«
ldtgA\ytt, endowe«), gifted with
excellent Qnslitiesi having
rare Endowments, Pares*
natural Gifts.
23egagne# (beb^nble) to trcAt,
deak with. Cmøbc) to mcct
with, light upon, to cncoun-
ter«
»eg«.g»elfe/ (ffllebftrOTreie-
inemt Ulnge,
35eg«'rtgelfe;ttSolcmniztngkCc-
Icbrntion. Wigbi^^thfyo-
ieqoiics« Funeral, BBrial.
»egge r bwh. (fc !•). ^oth
of t hem , both togethtr.
»egge 6Mg^# botJi Sorts.
a&egier / « Deår^i Petition,
Rcqp cft, Aik»"«' Craving,
Dema ndj ^ ^ x , ^
»eøitrc,. (M<»MO.t?defi.c,
alk r •9*'*^* P^'^^'on« dc-
te^ lO coOrr. woo nne lor a
Wifr* Cet ^bcbe) ro Tue
fot9 put in for a Place.
:i^gierUg/ dcfn-ons, ttreedy,
eovcrousi eager ; lufting af-
ter , longing for.
S^cgierligen/ longingly.greed-
ily, lullfuily.
23egier(ig(^e^/ «n eager Defire,
Appecency, Longing, Lait
after, Ludfulnefs, Covetous-
nefs. Concupifcence. Lult*
Beginneraatr Crofsjickyari.
Begiøi'f; to bc^hi'e, befonl.
Sdegiven^e^/ an Occurrcnce,
Incident, Accidcnr, Cafuil-
ty« Chance, Hstp- Cafe, Ad-
ventn e, Fmergeiicy, Evenr.
å^egive iip Cbcn til et v^tcb)
ro rcpair. ref<»rr to a Placc.
Cub i 3}erben) to lanch out
into the World, ^ra Q3cr»
b<n) toforfakvr, icrireirom
the World, (i Sace , to ha-
zard yoUrfclf. CtilDrage fifl)
to arrive, come to paf's>
happen, fill out. (Ot 5t«
4A»ftdr at ban foiii dcO he
chanced to cuiiw thcre.
»egipc/ (bo(be op meb) to
quit, give oirer, leave.
^tiiotf to ftare at, look fixed-
ly ar.
X>tqnavti tognaw, nibble,
bi te.
X>tpinavimi, Gnawing, Nib-
bling.
j3egrir^r^ to bemoan, bewtil;
dcploi-eone, fhed Tcars fer,
laincnt, whine, whiiiipcr,
howl or cry for*
23fgra:beUg/ dcplorabic, la-
mentable, pitidblc , pitifiil^
BegiÆ^elfe/ the Bcwailing*
Lamentation , Bemoan i ng»
Deploring.
a5egrrtn^(Fe/ f. grant)|Tc.
J^tgvavt, to biiiy, inr«rr»
commit to the Gro und.
»egravelfc; BuriaK Interr- ,
ment, Sepulrurc; Funeral,
Obfequics, funeral Solem-
nitics. (®rtt»fteb) a Bury-
ingplace, Scpulchre«
33egrAveIfeet:KnifFe, anUrn. r
ajegravelfe« * Qtabd , funeral
Pomp, Train or Procesfion,
f^t ) 69 { f&t
l^g;vavtl(té*Vtt$ r fnneral
i3:cry or Sone, a Dirge*
ItSttb, rOmrang) a Com-
pafs. CSorcfh'ffing) Idet,
Notion, Cohception. ^gidtt
$9 ct S. em nogeO co form
anI4«a of fomeching. CS^t«
I^CvrO appr<henfiveFacul-
ty, c.iipacuy« Abiliry« Reach
tf Under iHnå\n%, C (f^<^
WX 90 nccording co my
)ij(4tnent , es I conccir? ir;
iiftr as my UnderftanUin^
dbcs reach« (flort Q. om
(B ferien} a greac Opinion
effnme body. (fort 9.) an
Abri^igmenc« Abftraél, Epi-
nnc , narrow Compafs,
(aitre et forr.lB. af no«
|((} 10 draw fomcthin)^ in
t narrow Compflfs« (pCi^t
\ 9. ne^} ro be upon che
Tikmt be abonr to do « be
itibea doing, have in Hånd«
(ilubeUdt 9. om Stbeii'
ffi^rrj Encyclopedy.
^^be# to appienend, con«
Ciivct uerceive, underband*
(ildbefatte) iocoinpreh«nd«
conrain, hold« include«
^^sgribelig^ inrelligible, con*
c^vible, comprehenfible*
c>r7roapprehendt palpable.
Bcfribeligcn« intelligibly &c»
^Begroe^ to be ov^rgrown,
cpveredwith« fullof.^Mofsi
Wec^s , riajr.)
ficgribelig^ed, Intelligible-
nefs.
Sfjroetr overgrown« covered«
3^c^ll^ef f. ub(tfrun^e. .
^maftige# to favour, grati-
y. (hew Favoor to. or be-
tow Favotir opon» to give,
jtranc, or atlow one aBene«
fir, to befriend one.
^f uttjltgeire , Favoaring,
Gratifymg,
^tfi^, ro wat€r> fprinkle
wifh'Wacer.
»t§vih€, (tage (8eø9nberre)
to rife, take Rife. fpringt be-
gintobe, ro come forth» be
orn« draw or deri've ir*8
Oriyinc. ^toqt (tg fof) to
' begin, commence, inchoate,
iindertake» enter upon, take
in Hand» go about co wot k»
fct on Foot. (b. at baftd(e)
to fet up a Tråde« begin to
tråde, open, fet up 3 Shop.
(b. a}ettd(>uuO to fet ap a ^
Tavern or Alehoufe. (b.
Ot forttC Og ncb) to begiii
che World, enter che Stage
of the World* (b. at p^U
lofopbtre, at uuiiereife i
6prog IcO to commence
philofoDher* matter ofLanr
guage &c. (»fiere ben fer#
ire) to begin, make a Begin*
ning« (b* at (ee ic.) to fait
a Laughing &c. (b* et gelb«
tog; en (fsMi) ro open a
'Campaign« a School« (b*
Alammerte) to pifk up g
Quarrel^ ■ '
9tSTnbeire# a Beginning,Coiii-t
mencemisnt« Origine« Origi-
nal, Entrance, orfirltRife.
Ctt( æibenfrabeO rhe firfi
Principles« Fundamenralsor
Rudiments of Sciences, (fra
S.Xrom the Beginning; ori*
ginnally*
9t§^n^tV, aBeginner, liethat
bcgins. O en ?Jrofe*non) a
Novice* (til ct ©erf) an
Anrhor* Qtil @trib) the
AggrcfToi'^ the firft, thac
picks up the Quarrel, thac
commences nn Action/
33e(^arfte« to chfirge, burden«
overwhclm.
33e|^<vftet, (mcb ©ielb) charg-
ed« .laden with Debt« in«
debted , in Deb». (meb €ai
Rer') liable, inclinedf Tub-
»< I n { 8Jt
If itte k- \)€t) Ian wnknown
her J.nnbody hnowl inc here.
, Ctilfc £<ns crt mig b.) l »n-
notigniTini otrhercThlng.
rhe '; hings ire ftmiliir ro
mc. Cbocic b. Mb (inc ®(f if>
tftf iScbnem ic.) to be
rTnownt-l.celebratcdrorhis
Work« Exploics. C^naof
bc nia b. mefi ^ntc; h«
btoughi me or gor mc tc-
qntinted wiih her. Cføgt at
gi*t( fia i. mtb Mn)to re«k
pr con ri one'sAcqu li maner,
to f(r»>e AcqD)inMn« With
one. G>livc b. mtb UlO to
grovr v,> int" one'sAcquaint-
•nce. 0(9 bor bto a^rt' at
>«rt b. uitb tftntc) I hjve ihe
Hnn r, tobenmiliar omc-
Qiiainiel wiih her. Cfl'*t(
fij b. mtb ent) ro cortna
»Fj/iiiliaritjwich«ne. Cfli»:
rt Rq b.tncb nodrt}ro ucquire
Knawlciige of ■ Thing,
SklJcnMeri in Acquaincmcc.
•PtlicnOigtdrt, fgiet Unficn
Ttrntflfl cm) TO icquiint;
mahe onc Bcguainted wirh.
Coftnilifltn p(fitnbt8i»0 lo
qiahcknown' pnblifii, pra-
nplgate. norify; divulzf,
IprMJabroad.ftiaiifietbtfij
t. IIICB fRbBCr)1ie crepe Inio
•ny body'E Acqniinttnce,
0)M fliorbe mig b. mcb
fin fSrobrO ^f >«■<'« tn«
•cqujmtedwich hiiBrother.
Caittt bcrant) to nife tbove
ihe cmmon Level.
Sef itnbtfTrtb , Acgnimance.
Frnniiisry Cfli«« 85. mtb
(tn)ro concria ^'trniliariry
With OQC.
Scfigt, lolooktnentivelyoni
fttre or giz« at.
SctlgniB^ftheLool
ly I Gizing ae
StfEcili a Bifon.
Sefl^tti eocloih, •
doovern'ich; ovi
cilt . cover With
to decht:hairt. I
to o«rr.y wilhC
OrxbtO (O line »
(mtb QSanneT)
wirh Marble, O
to h« invcfted wi
ercife in Olii«
Pljce.
("S^cniXORiiigr Cloth
ing, Overliying,
Liningj Incrulh
StCItttti clothcd
oveiUy'd. cover
33:Etagt, to bemoa
rcgrci. cummifei
wi.ione. Cfifl}tc
inikc Coini'l.int
2)tC:agtlVi Uroeni
ful, dtpliirable,.
StfUgtligtttf Isine
plorably, mourn
Ottlagtlft, Lam«iii
moamng, Bevailii
f«l Compliint.
»cFldFFt, to blot,
»tfliFte, lo berc
bhir,
ScFleMMt, topinch
opprefi. ient
Gri«fopprefle( t
^ttltmmtlft, Ang
xiety, Perpletii]
StElenitt an K i out«
affli ded, o ppre fle d
tt) an iffliaed Hc
StClinCi to pifte I
do ot-er with Pal)
»criifre,C<MS3eT0
bcfpatter ent't
tion, pDtanAfpf}
f&t ) 71 ^ f6t
rftrinfir, refolote, nndannted, 33e^vlin9f the Planine or
(øierc K) ro mcoiiragc
animate , to pur in Hearr.
2c^icrcig{»eb / Intrepidfty;
Ccnr:iSeonsners9Valian(ncrs»
Refolucion, Bravery» Manli«
ncfs.
Stnoothing with a Plane*
33e()ti9aef to hew> lop« prune;
f hred t cnc oar or aboat,
S^e^ugttiltØ/He wing, Lopping,
Pmning, Cuccing abonr*
Tdtiatt to aflir m, avottch» /<^
:5*<rfN Caf en awiinji) the »eiaen, C^cjaelfe) Affirming.
Itmaindcr, Rcfiduc of an Aflirmation . Affercion,
Avoncbing*
23ejamre^ to regret» commite*
rate, iament, bewail 9 de-
plore,
33f jamren^ C^^iamttUi) La-
.-.«,w, r w ^-^^,- . menration, Be^v^ailing« Dc^' r
Slib; to get the batter otir^ ploring.
r tbc Bell away, ger the !&eile, to woo, conrcaLady.
Stperiority. CiWarfcn) to :BeUer, a Wooer, Suitor.
vin the Field. O ftufOW' ^ , /r t •
■effen) to keep in Remem- »efotmpe/ toaffanltf impugn,
^„ce. overcoine, f. beflrtt>e*
^^c|^l^f^9# tenabU, thatmay X>tficn^t, Ctil9aai) to con-
Acconnr. Cbaiy^ noøCt 1 93.)
re have fomerhing in Srore.
(>cre t øe^ IBO to be fafe
tnd foand.
S(f)Pl^C# to keep, hold, recain,
rcfcrve, preferve. CO»cr«
it kept.
^b^Un, Me ; in Store. O'
^Q€(ol^) fafe tadfound«
&N»f CJEwnø) Need, Nc-
ccsfity.Indigcnce« COpboI^}
Keccflar ies , Compctency,
Saftcnancc« CtOOC Q}.) to
fefs , own , acknowledgei
avoiich, avow, aver, grant,
to make a ConfeiTion. (f{j|
til en DJcIigion) to profefs a
Religion, own,dec]areyour-
felf for it. CJ Sort) to »n-
fuer the Suir.
have Occafion for« (land in }3e(ienbelft# Confeflioo, Own-
Necd of. Cfliøre (it 85.) to ing,Acknowledgement,Pro-
Ho yonr Kceds, cafe your feflion,
Belly, go to Stool. T>etitMtV, a Confeffor, Peni-
Ibt^Vf the Appnrrcnance, tenr.
Depenuance, Appendix of 05tf\€ntt, known, acquainted.
aThing; Train, Equipage,
^(>^njr# appertaining, be-
longing, proper or due, fit«
lingt refpeftive.
Z^vtt <o necd, lack, (land
in Need of, have Necd of,
have Occafion for.
&i^oen^C# wanting, needy,
indigent.
^i6vlt , to level , fraooth,
nwkc even or fmooth with
a Plane, to plane*
(bcrømO"^**"**"'* renowhed,
eminent , known ntvoad.
Cfortroli(|)fj»miliar,in;iniate.
(anlxnbaO iranifell, pUin,
evidcnti well-known, neto-
rioiis. (tUiaatO confcfTed.
C Jcrfon man f icnUt) an Ac-
quainrance. C^atl tV b. fov
cn ®niet) he »s a known Mi-
fer. (b. mcb een) Jicquain-
tcd with onc. (b. HlCb ^9i
^cr,S8ibcnffaber) well verfed
in Book^ , Sciences. 0^9
CC
i
m ) 74 i ^
' nakt it fa(^. CiM^VtttC ^o
block up, belcfleiier,
!&el<egiiin94 (meb llrceH) the
Arrefliny, Atrflching orDi-
Itrefling of an Eftate« (mtb
©norr) thc Lacing, Edgmg,
Bordcrin^i f, v,
Ibtlxne, CøiHtcrn) to infeoflf,
fettic in 9 Fee«
^tlctninq, InfeofTment«
^tlctvtt CO inftrnd« reach.
2&eIaefentr^/ grett Literacure
or Erudicion.
X>ticcf(tf (oload» lide, charge
or burden,
^loeili well read, ofgreatLi«
terature, or Eradition«
^tlanntntt, conceming,
roncning, as for, as to*
^tlct^t, u belabf/
Idtiavt f!g/ to prepare your*
felf, gec or make yonrreif
ready,
^lee# ro deridc, langhår, ri-
dicu]e,make aLaaghingiiock
of one, to fncer, twicrer at
him, comock, jeer, banrer.
Tftittn, 13elcelfe/ Derifion,
Ridiculing, Sneering, Ban*
tering, Mocking,
l^tittv, a Mocker, Jeerer,
Banccrer.
23eleiltS/ opportune, conve-
iuenr,cominodious« fir, pro-
Ser, apt, feafonable. Cbc.
^fb) a fit Time. (berfom
bet er bcm 5e.) if it ftand
wirh your Conveniency,
Xttltiligtn, conveniently, op-
porrunely,fearonflbly,p8t]y*
l^efeiU9t^e^ , Opporruniry,
Conveniency, Commodi-
OQsncfs.
^tltivi, to bcHege, bcleaguer,
laySiegero, befertforround,
incofnpafsaTowQ, fit down
before ir.
Seleirer, a Beleagaerer, Be-
ficger^
23efeirin9f Metgn
fieging. Siege.
23elemie/ to ovcrcb
den»
belemring, Ove
Barden in g«
23eleven/ affable, g
cesfible , acco(^ai
benign, kind, tri
33elevenbeb/ Alfali
tlenefs, Sweetneff
^efs, Courteiy,
Humanity. -
35elevent/ affably,
kindiy«
^tliafft, Cfrffdbe) i
aWoman, gethen
to deflow.r, del
know her camally
her,
33eH9genbe, (itufltc
33eltg9ettbeb/ Simat
Sc.u.
^tHqninjh the Ly
With i afcni an, ti
taticmifv
^tiivtf t oplive.
^tiovtt , proniifed,
Xfti^b, theAmoune
:i^eUbe ftg til, tp
come to.
23el^beiti (i noge^
Ikilled, experieoct
to. •
X>tl^nnf, ro reward,
rate, rccoqipcnfci
retribute, reraliai
X>tl^nntt, a Rewai
qniter«
33eUntttn9, aRcwar
neracion, Recotnp
33e(^ver, loafy, fbll
:&elnre, (lure paa)
Waic for, to ly in
for. haveaDeAgn i
f« beluffe.
2&eliiffe, to overrcacli
rock 1 take one in,
^f ) 73 r f^
Befltppe, CSmO ><> ^hew,
dip. C&t^^i) to triow
Mlumretf veryhor, fweltry«
Moniine# co receive» get, f.
to facceed well. fall out weA
or ilL O^^O^ fflttl) ^* inig
iffcteO thisMeac rifesupon
By Stotnach. (iRabcn b.
VUiVcO tlieMeac does him
foodt ftrenghccnshim« (btt
ffilK €b<t ilH) YoawiU
fire che worfe for ir. (ptl
k, e^rir) uiQch good may ie
do yon, ^
8efoB(l# Fill, Safficiency«
Competency« (ban fU ftn
raO hc
Fill of ir«
9chmll >craO ne got hit
3Mc»ftc» cofpend, beftowon,
Ijv OQC, co bear ehe Coft and
Cnarj^es of i Thing.
Mo|teii9# chargeable* expen-
&ve,
M«flcligen # espcnfive]y>
Moilntnø/ Colt^vBspence.
O'xtte fig i90><^pnt one's
feif to charges, (paa min
s.) ae my Expence«
SefrctftCr to affiriD, aver*
svow« avooch, confirm, ra-
tify, afccrtain, makejgood«
veriiVtCorroborate« aflevere*
9ef rorfrelfe , Confirmation,
Verificacion, Strengchening»
Affcveracion«
2^fr4n^fe # to pnt a Garland
npon one's Head, to crown
wirh • Garland,
S^crrantbøntngf the Crowning
wich a Garland,
IMtiqtf to make War upon*
wage Wjf v/»rh one.
^B«fngclfe# Waging, War,
Aftack by War, Inva(ion»
TM^numttlig, foI<citotis,rcra«
patons, fuTl of Doobts«
^Ymmeriigen # folicitously
23efimr(, C^i$tt htUtntti) to
afflid, trooble, vex, grieve,
caft down. (fig ooeO to ba
fad« folicitous^concer'ned ar,
troubled wifh, to be in Pain
for , affltd yonrfelf for it,
Cfig Øtn) to trouble, meddle
yourfelfwith, pryinro.con-
ccrn yourfelt about ir.
Cbef9mre fig aScne om fig
fcfO to be all for yourfelC
25ef ^mret* foHcirous, anxiooSf
rroubled.CombOggeMg) care-
fnl.
35cF^mrinø/ Affli£lion, Trou-
ble.Iucuinbrance, Vexacion«
Grief , Anfi;iiirh of Mind,
S^efvniringetrief free from
Sorrow and Care, quier,
13eFtmrltiaøft|l^ , forrowfaU
cumberioiii, affli^ed,
33ePmrin8*I#ei indolent, ca-
relefs, negligent, fupine*
25elabe# to load, Ude, chargj!,
burden« (bff^irre) to mo*
le((, trouble, incoinmo^e,
aggrievc, dog*
23eU^# troubled, clogged,
' incominoded. (meb 8otret«
hingcr) clogged with Btifi-:
neff, (meb @9gbom) trou-
bled, infeded with Sicknefs.
Cmeb ®idb} overwhelmed
in Oebti charged» laden with
Debt.
Ibtl^Qt Acquittance, Receipt.
C&elotggc/ (meb ^trcff) to feize
' one for Debt, arreltone, at*
tach or diftrefs his Eftate*
(meb QSCDliO t^ Icgitimate,
n'ake guod by Proofs, (mCb
@norO t^ l'ce, edge, bor-
der, ib'tch. (meb @traO ^^
lay a Punif hmont npon one.
(meb aSarmorjlifer) to pave,
overlay wirh MarbleflUgs,
(meb ^rccber) to board,
(gtøre faft fom 9adbe k.)
to belay« moor a Boat,
fnakc*
a« ) ?ff ( i$i
f&cpanrtr nvctchirfed. ov«r-
" burden«r1.
^(pan^ftrci f flc::oiu#cd witK
a Coat of Mt'iX.
' 3^tp«lt, to inniale, ftt Pilts
abont. to piIirBdc, fenc«
w>th PaUf.
iftVtcUmi linpilin;;, Filir«-
din,:. IndtrTir.); with P1L4.
StplfTef 10 bepiis.
a^tplonrc, to pLniwirhTreei
&c. fecwichplanis.fillwith
Pl.ntl..
Sepltutr to herpot. bifpartet,
bemire, b dtgelc, defiie,
ftain. foBt, d«ub.
S&tpr^Btf loadorn, cmbellirhi
fet off. decors'e, beiati^.
:eepr9t«I«, Decoration. Eio-
boliirhmenti Omamtnt,
ScpuOrttf berprinkled with
Powder.
qnalified, CVOlvn^O P'"**"
per, Cfnveni^nti fuitable.
C Disfl-lia] commodion-.
Cbtl(ili<n oppounne.feifnn-
able. Qb. @»aT) a pac,
■pporite Anfwer. itt Hen'
Rcfftf fomcib.tiliillcSi'ii)))
■ MinficfoTflnyTlimg Cøi*'
Ct b. til) tatdapt, fit. vike
fit for or (O.
0«|tKml)tP, inAbility. Apt-
nefa, Qualilicflcion, namral
' Qiialiry, Addrefi.
Scqveramc fig tid toaccom-
modaie yourfelf, yidd,fiib-
tnic to, 10 condeffend to,
•Bfqvtmnxlig t eommodious,
39e<|veninittls&*&' CommDdi-
oulncfs, Conveniency, Eafe,
^raabt ffo pao, to qnote.
alledjte. cail luWitn-f«, re-
fer, appeil,to, to urgtv Uy
Hold on. (Sonsnit 9taa<
^)tt> Uy Hold on ihe King's
Mercy. Cpu fil
bcb>opleadyour
Cen @trib«0 «
Auihor. Ck.flapt
tt) to'chalUnge
111 ire,
:9ci;a-)b , Drlibera
ftiltation. ($. t)
diciuion, Poreiho
». ^ifi dc.iUfat.
filly.
3^c^4A^|Iltoe, ro a'
l'ult, de!:berate,
3fttri)<i&]1-;g.ilii9 >
39(r<;iiiinff 10 dctv-i
>^P|joinr. [od«cid
Serommtl'f f Ucte
ApiPmiiHL-nt, D
SrrtPt, rc»dy, prc
parcd, d'fpofe^, i
3^er(»(, to p'cpaic
der, ordain. C«l
tib) to jttepare So)
tcrj tftdreis 1 011
ZtTtW»i&<i) rid
ktn , msnagcd.
SercOclfti prepanti
' fmg. Fitr>i-n.
Strcblfab, Rt^adint
TB(ian. (.'eare t 9
inR»dinefs, loltl
wiidnu
SeccDviUig. ready.
' wil.ing, rvadytofi
plaiTanti ber>)i(n>
Serc&vinin()cti| Pn
Coni|iUiUriCe, I
Willingnef* (o fat'
ingneCt, CoRiplii
StrcgnCf ro accnunt.
calcuUrc, make <:
■n Account. (ct
t(i place or pot to
Scrcgningi Calcnlatl
purationr Ktclutn
»e ) rs ( »e
Mtve^ro bely otte,rpeflk falfe-
ly of hiin > to Cfllomniacc*
(lander, arpciTe«
td^tHtø tBelytng, Defaina-
tion, Calurony* Afperfion.
2}Af9tr, a Belyer, Dcfamer,
Calofnniiitor
^5ma9tiøelfe#the TakingPos-
Ctsfior. oh Seiznrct Occupa-
tion
35nur9tige f!g# co make yotir-
felf MiUcr of. cakc Pesfei-
ionoC feize upon, lay Hold
on* gct « fn 11 Power oi, co
fobdue«
•9mxtU, Cb€f 9^) co n^nify,
denore, hetokm. 0^00^
n«(fc ttO to obferve, mark,
ootc, remark, take Notice
af. (Uiøc »aer, iaøtlaaO
10 obferve, pcrceive. disco-
fcr, defcry.
Uaucrtnin^s C^cmatcfetfe) .
Signification« Meaning. Ob-
(Rvacion • Remark«
Zftuki <o paint,fl Thing
o»er.
Zenuin^i to man a Ship«
^uatitinSø cheManningofa
Sh'p
^tmtlbttø menrioned, fald«
Zmmgt, f. hian^t. (flø pcb)
-'to mcddlc with.
2^mcB9elfc ; f« 331an^e1l«
Smefh:e# tp mafter, f* bc«
SmiMec# n'chi opnlent« weal«
rhy, well-lined or Itocked
virh Money , well co pafs,
able in Eftate«
Ztméit, to rroable, meleft,
inctimnodeone, givcycanfe,
make him Tronble, Pains*
(figi) to endeavonr, llrive,
hboor, cry, take Pains, make
Efforts.
^btméitl(e§ Endeavonr, La*
Oour, Eflforcs«. Pains, indo*
ftriooi Applicacion«
1
S^eiMAbc/ Cineb soget) t* fa-
vour, gracify with» i'hcwFa-
vour, gram one a Privilege.
Cti(øi»e tn gorbvober) to
pardon » fhew a Criminal
Grace, fend bim Pardon,
grant him bii Life.
33eiiaabelfe# Favoor, Gratify*
ing, fpecial Grant, Gract,
Pardon*
25eiticgcC| todeny, unfay, dia-
avow, disown « Cfnart (løec
ian ia, fnart be. (on bet)
forne Times he faya , fomo
Times hc tinfays ic.
33enÆgtelfr/ Denying, Unfaf-
ing , Disavowir^.
Ibtnxvnt, to noniinate»nainei
mencion by Name.
33enitvnelfc# Nomination, Ap-
pellation*
23enatie/ to grieve, opprefs,
Z>cnauziit, OpprefHon., An*
gniffj of Hearc, Sadncfs,
Heavinefs.
25ene^if tortf common Avensi
Hcrb Bennet«
J5tU€t>i^tf to blefs*
33eneM^e(fef BlefHng, BenediCf
tion.
33cngeli(i eiiQogtrofferprcfre)
the Rounce of a Printeres- .
prefs. Cfiroo XarO & Bum-
kb.
23cnflng, ex« (Snterb. t 9tin«
gen) Pndding of tht Ai^
chor^
V^tniltx, Scizings. .(Stnfert.)
Cablebands«
benytte (ig^ff to ufc, em-
ploy, make Ufe of, put te
Ufe, improve, pront b)^;
take Advantage of« avail
yourfelf of«
X>tn^oin^avpiv t Bcnjarain.
33eor^re# to order, ccmmand
•ne, give him Order to do
Semeching*
Be»
. • ;• v
/
iBe ) 78 (
Kt
blc.piftifewtirthy, commen-
- dible.
Farne, Renownedntls,
Xer^mmelft. Pitiri>, Commen-
ditiont AppUofc; Rcpun.
lien. Honour, Rcnown.
^trvmmtv, a Prairei, P*negy
inpreg
rilJ,
UlttWti dtl«br«r<d. «inintnr<
famoiit, Ttniiwnctli known
, abretfil. CatSK fift &.) ">
dilttnsuifh youifcir, gct or
•qgoira Fimc
l&trKt, C^ttt »^b^ to tooch,
hnndl«. Ci tt errift) (O
menrionflightly, EohiniRt,
to glance iipon.
3ft(r#r(irtf (liE Tonehing,
Tonch, Fteling,
3^cr#vt, to rob- plnndcr one,
Cttn ntgeO '<> berttve, åt-
priM one of »Thing. («n
CrcbiO to mikc on« loof«
hitCredlCi TodtiCrcHii ane,
link onfl Crtdit. fem flnf
64a>lct') CO l^n. (.ttn fit
tebt !&avn 00 EXti(tt) to
Cili sn AfperGon upun one'i
Rapnniion,
SeritTitlft, rhcRcbbing, D«-
privinjt 1 Bcredving,
^rtroMtøb , Bertrjinworr,
Pclljtory ofSpain,
Scruftf to inebriare, imoxi'
cate.
!6tniettingi tnebriiEion. In-
loxiciijun.
a^t^f9t(| to dcfamc, dccry, to
l^rigttt, dcfamed, tll-rtnow
ned , in in ill tcport,
StfoACf to fow n Titid wiih
S«cd.
9er«t»ninff| theSaninr ofa
Field.
StrMMr r>wt).
AcfatlttnSr O (1 i
G.rrifon, C« *
Ship'i Crew.. [
gaatbO ihc Con
■ Farm. (en £c
fenpl« of a Cvl
tBtr«inmgpca«
Camplcniailt •£
War.
Sef«tn,Cintt ®v*
KJC.) to trim, bl
imciiinpit'i, Ttt (
bindt acIofn> i
Border ■ Idging
(ttigt Ømtrti^ \
eant Placc. («
to %9tri(on aFoi
tnA Srxn) <■>
Tre«. (_ttieM
fafc) to min a
Vatt fflcft Siff)
PondwithFifhd
dlBO to befet,
Cftm rn en> Soi
MiTt) to poirefi
Sefttalt. to bfOab
bifputter yourfi
39eftigilngi Bedab
fpuirtrrng.
StfAt, Citi'B Vdor
kO <^gcd . bor
Ribbons, Galot
Cb. m<b Xiiamaai
cliaredwIihDiaiT
6o(^attr fem ti
Sirrironeil. Cmt!
>m et @tib) mi
ftraer) plj-ued
Cfom et (cbigt <g
led »s 9 vflcant f
ftitljgiBtO t>«ret
ded. (intB Sift
jMOftoclcd. I
CII Dub Sahb) p
■n evil S pi ri'.
^e ) 77 ( t&f
8<rri(f/ travelled.
^U'tn^e , O'om en gxSnmci)
coacrack t>Jock np a Caftlc;
(Oinvefi- circuinfcribc, fur-
round "r*
3tercrninS#anA Ivicc, Account,
Ko.c ,f n?nrinaiion. I- tima-
ton, I- celligtnce , Report.
3&<rntei to advice. notify, ad-
t^riife nne a Thing; keep
himidvifcd of, give IntcUi-
gnjce or Nonce of» to in-
foriB?«cqiiaint him of iciinake
him icquainted wich it,
' nake known to • make him
krowit. (b. til^tmhthtnj
CO make II w port ro theMagi-
ftwt«. CCB ©PH) to giv: a
Sick ctic Sftcramenc on his
Dcjrhbcd«
35crcrtcr# anAnnounccr* Re*
Uter«
temig<# togiva oneaRight
«t Title tOt to incide
him.
^^enrrigclfe f Right* Ciaiiii>
Ttrle <»r Anthority.
Semtisctp incitledto, having
aRighr* Power, Anthority,
CUim or Title to.
9frf , S. »ier«.
tegamt / a Coancii of thé
chicf Officers of Mines.
Scr|arbci^C/ Mincwork, Mi-
nary.
Serøart, Minerah .
ScfgMoai bine Bicc*
Tbn§ioif, Miners, Workmen
in Mines«
^gøuulf Oker.
Scrgg^lrc/ a Roach « Rocket«
terørønt^ green Brice.
ht^^^auvtman^i theSDrycy-
Oftlntendant orchiefDirec-
Tor of Mine9«
Utgfuptp a Mine-Aaion*
:&er9ntatibr a Miner 4ir Work«
mai) in Mine«.
33ergra4r, a Membe.r of the
Council of tht chief Officers
of rhc Mines«
X>tvQ-^tti the Laws, Sratnres«
Cuirbtns or Ufe of Mines.
2^cl$r^^> r>d Okar. Ruddle.
:&erc(tferf| Mines, Mincwork,
Minery.
T>tve^inobtr é natnrai Cin*
naber«
2&evi^6 to ride, bteak or mt^
nage a H^rfe.
X>tvi^eVf aRidingmafter, Ma-
nager.
i>tvi^nin§f the Breaking or
Managing of a Horfe.
33erige/ to enrich, make rich»
Cfifl) fp grow rich. (gg af
onbre^ Uiidetgano) to grow
t ich upon the Ruin ofothers*
^erigelfef the Enriching.
T>tvøg€, to befmoke, perfnme^
X>tv^Qti\c, Befmoking, Per«
fumi'-g
X>tviinevtlaaf prnsfian Btnei
29er(cfFeri Watchtrinkets.
33eiMrfkenr Amber.
'X>tvdc, Cpao) to depend oh.
Qaht b. Ot^) to acqaiefce
in (bet b. pda eber) i^ lies
in you. ((abe bO to let it
fuffice, to break or le^veoff,
f;n no furtheriacqiiierce wichi
et it alene, (jeu laber bet
b. bero(b) I let it relt by
thåt.
33eroeiige^ to qnlct, appeafe«
tranquillize.
X'evoeliøelfe^ At>pea{ing, Mi-
tigating, Qniecing.
25erømme/to praife, commend*
applaud, cry up, celebrace
cxcol, exalc. Ol<|} to vadnr,
boafh bra^, vapour of, to
t.?kePridein, glory in. (ffø
{e^O ^® preach yourlelf np»
I
i6t ) éd ( IN
3&effe^en# modeft, ditcreer»
Cobcr, reniperitc» modcrarc*
wellbred.
2^efFe^en(;eb > Modefty, Dis-
creérnels, Sobriery, Mode-
ritcion.
S^efYebentfiø , moåtAly , in t
modtil Manner.
3&effc^y an Anfwer, Return;
Decree « Senrence » Order,
Conditioh« (øiett 9.) ^^
fer.d one Word« (til Mtu
increQO"^^ further Ordcr*
(3^:0 0<iv (^A>n en reffdf e n S.
' lietpaa) I ^vc him a fharp
Return, I paM him off« (9l#
bt 9. om cn Sinø) to km>w
a Ba fin efs well, have Sk: 11 tn*
CøiøreQ}.! i»eM»eii@faaO
to ptedge one, do Jiim Rea-
fon*
ibt^ibt, tobeftiire, bewray,
befonU '
ibtVibt, bediirten, bewray'd*
bc^oiiled*
%e(fiéjtté/ to give, prefent
one wich, to inake one a Pre-
fent of a Thing.
)&effiéitfet# fnddled, inebria-
ted, inroxicfl'cd. tipfy, cup-
fhot, floftered, in Drink or
Liquor^
S^effienfitinøf the Prcfenting
one with a Thmg*
3&c(Fierme/ to prote£l, defend,
fhdter , ^phield , cover, fe-
cure; patronize.
3&efFtermelfe# Proceaion, De-
fencc, Shekering, Patroni-
zing,
Seffiermer^ Proteé^or, Defcn-
dcr« Patron.
Ibtfiietmtxin^t , Prote^^reft«
idtftifft} (inbrcttc) to dis-
pofe* order. regulere orcon-
ftttnte a Thing;. (een \>tb
SlOtanuO co fcnd ch« No-
tary to one ane
Qucriec (jttn \
tO to confer an
one, roappnint
ture for an Ei
in Order. C^ti
cnbett) to fubde
1 CII anbcné &t
ftitute. Cf«ttC I
, over*
t>m^Mit, (Ubno
bivftting, ConlH
9?otariuO ^^^ -
Ku tary to on
QUeries« (Jndw
pofition, Reguli
CetkbnO Defti
nation , Fate«
:6cfftrfdfeé>tnafi
- ritor , « Serfleai
Stffif ferran Ord
lator»
toefFtnné/ to f hin«
light, cnlight
n«'e«
ibtftttvtnt t bt
Ibiftvivt, to dcfci
make a Defcvipi
øet I et 6frifi;
couch in Writi
U) todepflint. (
prefs ; fet forth
C ntcb OmScent
detail, partiet
jjcrfon) to give
ter of a Perfon,
him* Cm tv i
is not to be e
beggars all
. C«n« ®oké) to :
Eflace jud'cifllb
pbicn) to defin«
finition of. ((
draw a Circle.
^nd SmbcDc)
a Caft of Jiis Ol
(9a5 6ielen tt]
Definition et til
8e ) BI i fd^
. fllif ku åatO Pray«
De the Chirt&er of chac
tU%t cipreffiblct whac
le cipreiTed.
Eflfie^ a Defcription, De*
liftering of onfsEftare
1^ a DtTcriben Dcfi-
Mvicwi behold« fee,
LconceiDplare, look«
nxeflcortipon. (med
CO fpecalfltC) inedi-
ufe npon*
JTi Contemplation«
Specularion.
r Con^emplator » Be->
1 Retarder.
, f. ernffe.
CO fire upon« (eit
19) CO cannonadc,
rd, barter. (Staben
af CafteffeO ihe Ci-
•mmands the Town«
f tooverfhadowi caft
w npon> adnmbrate«
i^t Overfhadowing*
ration«
to iccafe« impeach
k Grime, charji^e him
lay it to his Charge«
it ro him« (5« faU
t to calnmniate«
f an Accufer« Im-
igi an Accufation«
imenc;Ch2r2c, (Con<
Recriminacion«
ro prote£l, gaard,
deten df fnppnrti
t cottntefance«
;ProtecVion«G'.iaid,
23e(F^rre)r# • Prote£lor> O^
fender« Guardian.
Zftfiaat, (meb HmfO to feize«
diftrain* atcach« (mcb 6ølt>^
to cover« dooverwirh« plac^
or inchtfe with Silver. ^mc5
3eril) to bind wirh Iron-
V'ork, lay Ironbands aboor«
tn faften,tip or ta^ with Iron«
(en fitff) to fhoe a Horfe«
(en ^ogn elTcr @roe( med
£0leéftn9«6>m) to ftpd«
(@foe me5 @9tn) to befec
wich Nails« (et S)\ut) to
clout Wheels« )ay Ironbands
abottc them« (mtb S^rn«
pfadeO to clap tron Piates
on. (6etf) ro furJ. (med
Srsder) to board« line with
Boards«
SeflÆØteC/ akin« kindred, con-
fan^nineows « related to by
Birch«
^t\iøt§9 (paa neget) the
Bands tt a Thing« (paa
(SobO Diftreft« A.tach-
mencSeiznre, Di(traint. (df
3ern) ironwork. (af fflteé*
ttng) Brafswork. Qpaa&O^
toSer K«) Brj/'swork« Gar-
nifhment or Garniture for
Scmcoret &c. as Handlet«
Efcnccheons, Nobs and Hin^
ges« (paa SøøeO «h« B"^-
kles or Bosfes of a BoaU.
(paa @tib€) Embargo, (gw*
re 9. paa @ttbe) to lay ar.
Embargo on Ships« (øtøtc
93. paa cené ®a^i) to ftop
One's Pay*
a3efla(|enr (med 3ero te.)
bound, lay'd abontt faftened
\vith Ironwork, (med %r«
te|l) diftrained« attached,f.v.
^eflaøninø/the Binding or Fe-
lten ij^g with Ironwork or
Band«.
<
X>t^
p
IDe ) 81 ( (B
:&e(la9dit9# • V«rriU
^ejlagdltitcr , Furlinglines.
a5efliffe# to lick*
tion« Dcc«rmin9cion> Purpo-
fe, Defign, Inrenr. (iRaabO
Decree, Order, Scaruce. Ad^,
Arrer. (Cnbc) Conclufion,
Clof«« End. (Jdi 9.) in
Conclufion^ in Fine, finfiUy«
Itt^XLlXtt (futfifttO to decree,
decide, ordain, appoint.
ffætte f!9 fpr) «« rcrolvc,
dcrermme, purpofe« (gt^re
SnbC pAa) to condnde,
dofe^-end, 6ntni. (ticilbe^
^ømnu) to judge, give Scn-
cenee.
3&ermitte» CmckjBpøbom) to
infed, raint with ,a Diseafe«
(diare f ibe«) to beTmnt,
tbiiU foil, befpatten de61e,
dflob • beftnear.
Jbefmitf elfe # in Infeaion,
Contagion, Tainc»Poilution,
Defilemcnt., Corruptioiu
Scfm^rtf to TiBear« datib,
fmear over, fpread upon«
Sefménnøf Befmearing, Be-
danbing. (ØtfOlttrdfO f*
ovenfor«
»e(i»n^fe^f. befttbCe.
33efm^ffe# toglofs, colonr»
palliate., cloak> mincc tlie
Matter.
a^ffht^ffelfei Coloaring, Pil-
liating.
l^efh^tref to infnare, intran,
intangle, iltaqnettc, catcn,
inttce, decoy, ingage«
S^efitanreirCf an f nfnaring. In*
tangling.
Scfnafrci Covertale tiUtøt«'
fc) to pcrfuadcs indnce,
tnflnence; to draw one in>
to cajole.
S'efitet/ tacov
to overfhow*
35efitil^e, to t
•verreach, d<
33efnttte; f. bc
^efolOc/ to g
Wages* to hi
15efol^:iiit^, Sfl
Pay « Stipend.
33cfdve/ to impi
man, get hc
deflower, dcb
with her,
:&eroveire, Coiti
tion, Copula
nation of a W
Viuracion« Int
ing, Conferei
23eføge, to vifir,
fee one, to {
render him a
to fréqnenc,
often to, (J^
to haunt Bau(
^eføØCtV a Vifiti
er,
a^eføfe/ to foil, (
wray, defile, <
with Dirt.
tbetXiltøf Bcda
ing, Bemiring
^eførge, to cake
vide, inake P
fupply, fbrnifl
fornøbnO to pi
vide for Nece(
Seførøelfe# Prov
Ciking, Providj
init. (ft Cml
ntitration. Fa
charge of an «
fcnttl^the Pi
the KlRhin,
'^t^tqttf a Provi
Oft CUtartr.
»« ) «S ( »<
ftwnt .
C^mgin) to envi-
opprefs,
ivironedi farroQn-
ilcJ, otipreil^. Cmcl
I 'Brp^eriK) to be
h Milk« (af tIilN
» fplit your Sides
jhtcr. C(>an* ifhcrf
hu Heart wat op-
tofpy oQt> fcont,
tt«,
»tiveMeat« todj^t«
uc, entertain, féatt
li k gottiøO <o
I die poor*
9r Fecding« Kou-
»toaock 1 ridiciile«
Mttr, dcride, laugli
i t onc, CO droll
a&Ht hifs onc OQC)
lMo(t infult over
^irute, encercain
ttfelly.
1^ ignoinineonst
it oA'enllve « infa-
umefol.
f Xiockery« Jctr*
irering , Ploucingt
Scorning, Gibing«
n. (med (^eøiøe
^hemy.
ffl^iMockcrjJeer- ■
rr» ScoftVr, Dcri-
tr, Satirilt, Cavil-
Q a Blasphctetr«
■chour« qucdion,
f pDt one to the
.fpørderi(9iaa&0
ulct advifcyour-
Examining* Que-
Inierrogatitn
8
CiXaabfarfcO Confulcing)
Advifing.
S^efpricngc/ to fprinkle over*
bafprinkle. (fltøre fpriiaCcO
to fpeckle. (mtb @a'0 '»
cornMeatwithSalc, tocorn
it.
S&efprÆnøninø/ Bcfprijiklihg*
Spriokling over, Moiflening
with Watcr,
^efpraøle/ to fpecklfLor (uof^
S^efprtnøe, Cfomtmgfter^op«.
perne) to leap, c.>ver a Mare,
to. h«rfe iu Øorø $unbe
Sofocr) to line.
C6efpr<n^elfe^ Leaping; tht
Covcring or Horfmg.; Lin-
ing.
2&eft)rube> to befpirter> be«>
fprink^e, throw Watcr at.
35efprti^ning , Befprinkling,
Befpatrcring.
^efprøite / to bcfprinkie, be-
de^'.
33efp^e/ to befpue^ vomit
over,
:6efp^rre/ to befpit,^ befpawl,
befputcer.
X>tft , f. 23eb(t.
'^t^aati (af noget) to confifl
cU be compoféd of» (u50
to confift in* (ttlCb) to con-
fift* be confifteat, to ftand«
agree with» (u56o(be/.9CD'
pare) to iland, laft, conri-
tinue , rubfifl,. (paa noget)
to perfift irn to prefs apon,
maincain) (land out a Thing-.
(lolbc een@tanøen)to matcfi
with one , bcar up againih
hold out withhinr, beprocf
againrt him, (i eend {ejtie)
to perform your Talk well
or ilU fay yourLcsfon well
or iil. (fom en Hop, gor#
Minb) to be firm, valid.
2&ejl<cnPC/ to. fprinule, rem-
per wichWater, cowet, mni-
Iten , to Coak , Ucap*
a »•-
^e ) 84 ( S5e
tlie S'>rinkiirg with Witcr,
We'tingt Mo*(lening^«
. Seftallrngr an Appointment*
Grant* Invef^icure, InftalU-'
tion ; Pat ent ; Warrant ;
Commt(non»
3btftalHf to appnint. inveft
on« with an Office , to in-
ftaL
9tftan^/ Dnration, Lafling-
nefsft Continuance. ((^at>e
0.) ^^ 1*^' ^® durable,
lflfting» of Contlnoance > to
fnbfiff.
Seflaitt^eeU/ the component
or cunftituenc Parcf*
3&ep<inMø/ condflnty ftable,
ftcdfaft » fteady, firm» per-
\ feveranc, nnfhaken. (IKktii)
darable, laftfng, folid.
f. adjea.
SE^eflatl^ig^e^ / Conftancy,
Stcadinefs« Stability, Firm-
ner8,?erreverance> Dnrable-
nefs, Solidiry«
Seftemme# (ubnKrrfc) to de-
ftine« (anorbne) to ordain«
conditnte. (een nogct) <<>
aflign, allot, atlow. (ecu
tilnoflcQ toappoint, name,
CbcfluttO to deterinine, de-
crec, decide ^Ctb). to ap-
point, fix« (ISnffn) to (et
cbe Price, C®*'ttn^fcO w
limit, (et éM til éUni'
meil(0tll#)iO adjourn a Meet-
ing. '
Seilemmelfe # Appo''nrinent»
Ordainingf Aflignment, De-
term i nar ion 9 f, v.
Sfttflemmelffø^^nin^^Rcafon*
Caufe«
15e(le»tf appointed > fixcd, de«
termined« (• v*
25e(Haa(ctt# robbed,
dered,
^eftialt, to fteal from.
pilfer, plnnder. (et
to rob a Houfe.
23e(iU(elfe , Robbing,
dering.
Sefttae, (co f)tlO to n
bcftride a Hor Te, (?
to afcend, get up, to <
Ctn aXuuO to fcale a
CV^ætxUfoUn') t^ i
the Put pir«
Sffligelfe, a Moontin?, C
ing.Gettingop, Aicen
Scaling a WjIU
»effir, a Cafe« (fif i
a Cafe of Knives« (n
tnottif) a Set, Cafe of
Saflles or marhemarici
roments« (til @^eé
Prickin^ of a Chart, ]
ing. (aifrc 95.) ta i
late the Latitadé at S<
prick the Plot« (fiiøt
paa AorteQ to caft a
in Traverie (ban ]
(fø S. at fomme til i
lanb) he made Accou
come to England«
^€itifft,(mtb 9engO to t
fnborn, corropt, or ga
Gifts, giveaPair ofGl
greafc one's Fifh tip
Hånd. (befoc) to i
embroider. (nieb (Btli
pnrfle. (en éteø) to
a Piece of roaft Mear.
Ibtftintljt, Subornation
bfty..(95eføcning) Jfm
d*ry.
SeftiOe, (giwe) to do,
form. (tiit^e et b.) t
employ'd, huflef!, occu
(baoe meøet atb.) tob
of» bc doggd wirh Bnfi
(b^oe at b. mcb et Si
ttmmer) to meddle
havf to do with a Wo
(3
15c ) 85 ( S5e
Ofg »if iffe tått ffogcf at I. 25e(hren8e/ to ftring;in Inftni-
■:& l^am) I «ill neicher ment«
n^ddle ncr make w'th htm« 2&e(lri^ei to combtt» fighct
(k(«ngO 'O berpe«k,bargtin
or provide tor, i rdcr er
jive Orrfer for. (p, ttt tit
f}) ro hive one called , or-
d«r hi:ii ro come ro yon«
^Ml^ra9# Ciorretninø) Bn-
fincfi, AfTiir « Occiiparion»
Ifttni. C^itnMt) Bmpl' y-
oppcife, dispurc; wagc Wtr
9giinft» rcfift, wiclkftand.
cvnqaer) cvercoiiie, (fKll»t
mf re at be^ffe, cnb man toii
k.) to have more Bnfiners«
than yoo can manage or rot*
fter. (OmfoSninaer) to
defray or bcar Charges«
MBc, Office, l'lacf« (Q^c« 35eflri^eIre » a Combat, Dtf*
HtldH) Bcfpeaking, Order-
MOUvgoniAflb/ an Officer,
Oficial, one, that has an Of-
fice or Employment, a Place-
pure* COmfoftningerd) the
Defrsying or Bcaring of
Charges. (fl| Cinaé) che Ma-
naging or Maftering of Bnfi«
nefs.
^tfttifUt f. Nfn«re.
SliaU98*<I^Vtl # a Tide of :bt(tv^t, ttt ftrew, j»owdcrt
Hønour« fpread abour«
»l|to, ff6mtt€p done, per. X>t(tt^et, rtcfmWe) rodaub,
fanaed , iinif hed
• (bol
befpoti
^^ anoint , Dcfmcar, do over
S? ""i;^?^' KK^^^*'L• With Something. Cmcb gar*
^ ^.''^Jf-r"'^? Wm; hc ^ „^j fo colour, paint, ftrikt
« it a bad Paf«, in a fad or ^ éolour over. (roeb «alf)
fllCondition. tofizeand whiten, towhite*
MøTBCf to attack, aflanlct
nrm a City«
iitotmtn 9 the Acrackinj^,
Aflavlting or Storming ofa
Ciry.
waf h« (mcb ®ipé) to do
over wich Plaifter of Paria«
rXaSeKct fan bcRrpøe (Bpen)
the Citadel commands tht
Town.
ScfkorwerfanAflaQltenStor- Scftr^gninø/ Davbing, Bc«
aier. fmearing ; Doing over with
Mraale, to irradiarc aThiiig, fomcthing.
flune, gianceopen it, caft 23eflvre/ (Sorretninøer) to
Bcamf ot Light or Rays upon
it.
^tttatdinSi Irradiarion.
^ktttcbtiit, Endeavonr, Ef-
foit, Striring, Painf» Tnr-
manage , direiSl » conduél«
fovcrn or rnlc. (et (Smbe*
c) ro exercife, adminifter
an Office, to perform a Fpnc-
tion.
Z>tftyttiftt the Management •
Diredion, Governing, Ad-
miniftration«
httctht f!g> to drive, endea-
Tuar, take Painf, firainfor, ^ ^ — .. ^j.^, a^—:
kboor,affca.atferoptaboi.t, ^tftjttt, • ^'j^^^^^^/ ' ^'^^'"'-
bef^iryoorfelf, makcorem- niftraror, Moderator.
jloyallyuurEffortsinordcr Jbtft^tU, tofortifyS llrength-
»0 imccmpafs foraething, en# makc ftrong, corrobo-
rare,
B« ) atf c Kt
S&tft^rttt, furpiircd. iftnnirh-
«H , ainiticd, iccrifiedi nf-
frightcd, l^unned,
aSrfuOlt, r (>rfmlnc.
S&ejv.tri Troubk, Crogging,
Chargi:< Ir.cuinbianci;, Bu'i-
deni Incomiuodiiy, Incnn-
SrTvtvc, (btC^njiO comolcit,
ICDubIc, cFng, vcx, incoin-
mode, ni(;riLvc, loid. bur-
(fia oneO
StTvfftgrf i;iIdnbrT) to pnc-
tifc Chnrini, i li'c Spirit:,
to inchinp. cvorcife. (btbt
»•ft«) W Conj.,rc.
»e(>3«rgdft, C«an«rO Ek-
' orciriTi,Inc.intation,ItichBni-
inenr, Soiccry,
»eftiAtiiiy, Csragemaan n
Complaini, Griev.ncc. (for
Mmtn) AccnTarion.
3&(Fv(trlig, traublerome.cum-
bcrromc, burdcnrome, toil-
Comt, didicult, UboriouSi
grickODS, painful, inconve-
Ktfvfcr i i g tllr i nco m ro od i OU ti y
4c f. verb.
Jbcf^cnligbrb, Tronb'«raine<
ncff, DiHiculr;, Unealip-cfs,
Inconvcniincy. Iltrdfliiii,
FainrntJielj,
:bt(vangrt . w gct a Woroan
•»'uh CMldi te impr«gnatc
tion ot a WoDun or
ting her «ith Child.
Tttfvavt, loanfwer.ill
Reply, to reply.
Sifvonlftf an Anfw«
R;ply.
Se'tigr, to derrand, bti
bupblv I circDinvcntt q
dcceivf, disad*antaf^,
deprive hirn of hi* DaJ
Sfi'sigelfe, Fttud>_Pn|'
Citcumventio
ing , CoEcnig
'■S^
^.
»fl'w«gre figi ._ ..._.
ry. C'ock en tiig
to match inH> a ri,
ly, to ally yoarfelf I
Miivri.ige,
:^t(vogttt, alliedra
to onc mother b)>~
»tff«, tofow, ftitch, ^_
<i<;r, cinbL-llini hfSdm
(iJtonltn) to edgfv^
i&trftnjnø, Siiiching.lii
Scff nbfrltg, lingnli
pirticular, pccalu.,
ordinarvi uncomnni
ble. (n i. 61
pisfing Beiuty,
33tffkftcHig(ic», Stnioll
Specialiiy, Ptculitri^
Scivngt, to fing. priifti
SunnMir'/ Inflamraati«
»e ) 87 ( fdt
MsitbCø/ to inflime, erow
hoc«grow painfnl by obltmc*
tcd Marter«
htutnftf Coocrfdøøc^ to con-
&der , ponder • weigh , ex-
amine* refle^t open» fcan*
bcnd yotir ThoDghts to*
Cftd) 'O deliherate, conlider»
tdfife with yourrelf,ber)unk
yoarftlC think better npon,
Cfttdc anhtt Canfer) ro
ckange yotir Mind. (t)OPre
iSiflOto hefitatei be doubc-
hi, (ccn^ to confider one
for a Ser\ ice u^ne yoit« pay ,
kim for it* CfiØ (AR^O ^^
hefititc. Cfo^U^) to pre-
neditate« conAder before>
10 forecflft. iubtn åt 6*
fti) without Heficacion.
tStufnin^, Confideration.
Delibcracton > Rcfleiftion,
fondering. Scanning. Oøøe
i%.) to be doubcfol or (cru-
^oas« to make Difliculty*
(Jktiat ingen SO '^ ^^Sni-
fsi noihing.
ZfULUftliSt donbtfolf dubi«
009, delicate.worchy of Con-
fideration. (farliø) dan-
{eroQS* not advifeable.
tnmUiiqlft^ , Qonbtfnl-
flcfs, Delicacencfh Scrupu-
loficy«
Scroenf f»n # confidcratet dis«
creet, circumrped« prudcnt«
wary.
9ctdtnt^0lll&e^ # Confideraee-
fieft, Discreetnefs, Circam-
fpe^ion, Prudence.
Setotnrfoiiti / confiderately
SctAgf/ to abate> deprivcof,
iicreave, take away from, to
abridge of> weaken. (Ufrfig«
r«) to ftop , intcrcept thc
Prufpea or Sigbt. C©Pbtt>
ro disconraget disconnre*
nance, disheairen* jput but
of Conntknance. (JCraft 00
•Vtdigf^ebj to invalidaca»
make void* (^t)aAh) to pot
one out of Hopes* (gøon-^
to keep from Slcep. (ecni
Kmtg^ei*') to abridge. de-
prive one of hit Rieht. CS^*
le(fe) to ftupify, benumb.
^@an5fcrneétBruø) to fton*
CiCrcrfternO to enurvate, de-
bilitate. (duften) to choak^
fuftocatc. CJroflt) to put
one in goodliearc,encouragt
him« On^tiige 6inbctp to
charm, inchant« take, (mt^
Si\x\hi)io chili, benumb with
Cold.
Setagelfe/ Abating, Depriv*
ing, Privationi Weikening>
Rubbing, f. v«
Tbtta^zn, deprived, berefr.
r£uften)choked, fuffocated«
CJtrctftcrne) feebled, ener- '
vated, ((£3anbfernO ^^t^-
ned. (galciren) bennaibed
&c. f. v»
Setaf fefløf to thankonefor»
give, render him Thanks fov
a Favonr. (jxaat man xlH
t\i ^aøe noger) to refufe, to
dcprccate, (Det b. ttg mig
fotf) I don*t love to accept
of it; I don*t pretend to
that*
Tittaittto payiClearyourDebt«
qoit yourfelf of it« (al f\\\
®C(p) to pay oflf all your
Debc. (een ttge fov ItgO
' to requite one, pay one in
bis ownCoin, ^ive one a
Rowland for his Oliver, (itp
9al htteXt tUi for et^rd
©fa(fetic) ru pay y^u,
make you fmoke for vour
Knavcry. (røtb ?i»Ct; to
foi
I8e ) «8 ( IB«
førfeit yoar Ijfe. (3 tåt Snmnonir. Sei
Ittdlt bcQ yon fliall Cir.tvt foIiticO "> O
for it. Police, C onfUbl
Attaltlig, paytble, Calvible. Catclittole. («
Sttulfff m, » Fifmaftcc. foK) Oomeftici
^ttaling, Paynient, Wigcs. Strimtdgt early,
CSct Dnet!n.nii(irttarfaact timely.
fin ^ctalinfi) tli«t wicked :&(tiintitfln, f. f
Fcllow hu gut hil dne, Sctingti (nccoit
SttoltngailCvnf r Solvency, dirion, irricl<
a9Mrtlm(jB.5rt(l, Refpiic of tgrM. ftipolit
Pjym.:n-. »ont. Cftrttt
^ttallngs-Cctniinr the Term ftrve , ro excfpi
or Time of Paym«nt. when ttctinødrr« Condi
a Bill i« duc or Rents pay- Trovifo, Twoi, |
•b'e. CUn^t«^rtf(^ e
9ctaling«'Ugeirhe Wcek after Bfindrr , Bus,
aFiir, when ullBilU ofEl- Cro(>piece*. (iE
chanRa are paid, fFiøDciK) TopP
»Ctn|ig, [O rhew yonrrelF; Biii. Cr '
■■ ■- - dcmcao, condufl ' "^ "
I*b) Forejeer-B
KougftrilQt.) t
CabU. C®«'
Biihtad). C<K.
9nttTtDU«M'@l
V(tingcil) Bitte
fet a Mark by ornpon. ften
BOfllt) to g»' O"« 1 M'flf-
Sign, Token or Ch>.ailer of _ , ,
■ Thing tohnow itby. (bf Sntngctf ftipnli
tq^O to d«note, fignify. v*d.
»ewgmlft/a Defignation, 35«itl«, to give «
Denotation, Signiecatiti). _ "J" """■
'•»^j> i ■ . ■ »ttiCi to bag, Ett
»ttJtW, betimes, eatly, in byBaaaaryito
Seafon, timely, ftaronahty, »etltfdTtiB, «do.
StttetiCf CfO} [O r«rve, at- g*ry, bronght t
tcnd, do Olie Service; ae. or co a Morfel o
commodata hlm, (tt ØII)> Sttlttif Begffing,
btaO toexercife, adminiltn Srtlrr, a Beggar;
an C'ffict, ((ig afl lo nfc, »etler-Stcv, a Se
makf ur« of, to emp'
■rnpky.
%ctltrpaff bcaging
modatrin; ' CemfcCtO Of- ■' • *eitB".
fice, Employmanc. Chaigc. !8tlltrfogt0f a Bei
CjSotMltlfiflø') AdmJniltraT feizcs Beggirs,
"*"• 9«l(ri<i f. 39nl«n
:&ttitnt, ferved. attended. »«rl(r«c60i ,' the
Stttetit, C49(H(llttO an of- mendcint «r beg
A<er. (ttb fHiUtn) t ni.
QJe ; 89 ( SJe
t Bc^str*« Btg or
fl Beggflr's Wfllk-
»«rrc gaaaM til
broQght ro Beg-
ed oc^d CO a Mor-
d « or Crutt*
Irt) Bctgny«
)bm en SBei) « ^>-
irPtclu
B tread« go upon,
Mc« or bttvQiht
Din) to bc for-
» pr«ach« (betr*
itm) to mount the
t^Tretding, Going
(«|AaO to touch,
c (^n l)Uo b« paa
) 1k was farprifed]
Aét Marker.
MlrCDncerning, as
INI
Aopngs, Tapeftry»
(mfJtæfWtoco-
werwith. CBætcU
ABt> fnrnifki cover
røbjapiftry. (@tOt
leck Chairs« (mcD
ftodringanlnitra-
Mrage.
aCheac, Deceiver«
: ShaFer.
,Cheating,Shark-
cry,
tf i Jilt.
, the Furnifhing
tftry , Covcring,
r/aTapeftryweav-
wrorker.
pprelTedsdisftres-
ed.
^tttaQttf CMtti) to look,
view, gaze upon. (o9Cr>cle}
to conlideft conteinplate*
rcicél, meditate upOn > ru»
iiiinate> examinci ponder^
fifr, fcan, discafs« lookinto«
TfttvaQttUg, confiderable«
2&ecragccr/ aBeho]der» Look«>
ér-i^n»
23etragt ninø , (OoerøctelfO
Concemplfltion * ConHdera-
tion, Refledion, Meditation*
(toge i %0 to take into ,
Confideration » or into De-
bate« (Stgr) Regard. Ac-
count. Relpea, (f omme i
{BO <^ ^^ regardea » to be
of forne Account« O'ffe
tomme i (80 '^ ^^ flighted
or negleaed* (^et fommct
ti i 90 ^^ ^* ^^ no Account*
or no Account is made of
iu
33etragtnin99vatrb|Worthy of
Coniideratiun«
Sctroef (een noget) to intruft
Dnewitn. copuconeinTruft
with, commic a Thing to
one*s Charge, (borøc ceil
nooeO to trull aThin^ wich
one« give him Credit for»
give it him upon Truft« (fig
tiOto put> yourTruft 6rCon«
fidencc in one«
3&etroeIfe/ Credit, the Commit-
ting to one*s Charge«
Idttvotv, a Creditor«
^etrHlff en # covered , done
over, decked, hnng, furni«
fhcd with Tapeftry.
23etr^9ge; toafcertain, fecure,
aifure one of fomeching;
2&etr589elfe# Aflnrance, Aa-
certaining«
ajetr^f/ (5Bobr Sorlegenteb)
Trouble, prefling Difficuhy«
Fuzzle, Quandary« Perplex-
ity> CøOfre i 550 «<> ^e in a
Quandary. (fotf ClIjO ^^"^
of Money, _
»Ir
f5e ) 90 ( fSit
J&ettlUff to tfntse» iftofiifh«
pur under Conffernation«
J^ttntttlft, ' Confternation,
Amazemeot , ercat Fear,
S&enitretf amazed, aftonifhed«
atfri^hted, discouragcdt puf
ur.der Ccfnllernacion«
l^ttvinQtf to fubduetvsnquirhs
oveicome, ronfter, tatne,
^rt^^e, (betegne) to fignify,
betoken, (5ct \)at inttt at
b.} it fignines ilothing. (øi*
9t tilficnDe) to figni^, dc-
clare, give Notice of, to in-
timatc, give to anderftand«
(bet b.illtet dCbt)it portcnds,
bodes no good. (|t>ab 9c(
bet 6.) what does it fignify*
(b. meget \)0é em) to have
great Influence upon one;
to have Intereft in him*
9et^^eIi9f f. vigtig.
33et^&ning/ Significaiion, Ae-
c-.-ption, Meaning. (&pMf
bom) Prefage, Foretoken«
2^et^^e f. htfvcctt. ■
^etitiDre/ to admire > wondcr
at.
X>cnntvtv, an Admirer.
I3enn^rtngf Admiration, Won-
dcr; Efteem.
^eutt^ring99«r^ig/ admira-
ble, worthy of Admirariont
dcferving ro be admired.
TbtvaaQtrif favourable. affeo
tionare wellafTe^ed co one«
(bære een !».) to bear In-
clinarion or Coodwill to-
wardsone>to loveandfavour
hiu.
TbtvanqznlfC^ , AfTe^ion.
Fav-our, Goodwill Bene-
voiencc.
23evorbne/ to arm> farnifh
wich Arms, to dccouti'%
^eva:bnelfc, Arming, Furnifh-
ing with Arir.s,
35ev«g4acfa8» alf6t
gu ment > Re« fon t
menu .
X>tVMtt to move, flir.
to fhake, jolt. *
bcb) to agirat<> tof
fro; to vibratc, (
icCnoøet) to move,
f duate. ftir np, inr
to foraethtng (r^re)i
affca. ((dbefiflb.)
lent« feel Compaffio.
tender, (til 93rebe^
rirace, exafperace,
one*s Anger, puc
PaiTion. (tit iftebr
to move to Compaf
39evvcgeligN movcable,
(terenbe) moving, a
pathetic , perfuafiv«
traott forcible. .
l&ev<tgeItgt»e^ # Mobi
l^evitgelfe, Morion,
ment. (lafftig, »cerf
ing» Jolting, (gin
fion, Com motion,
bance,Fit,Hmotion o
(Segemeté) Excrcife
33e9iegerienf a Mover,
^evorger/ movod, ftir
feaed. (tiliDtebUl
fceling Compaffion.
3^eo<eggruM^/ Motive,;
ment.
33eo4n^rerf well-ex
experienced, verfed
9evantf accuftomed,
familiar. (b. mth^
verfed • ikilled in.
Scvaref to preferve
ginard, fave, conferv
tea.
3&eoarer/ txtt ^ Prefe
33evaring^ Keeping,
vation, Cullody.
33evenbef ((abe b.i^th]
quiefcc in? leavc it,
off.
9f ) 91 ( \S5f
'x.(Jktttittth.)
Conftqacnce« is
thin^» CO no Pur-
fAtertaiJi, crett,
xnitnrt receive;
cocrriUifg# En-
u Treacment) Re-
I
) trreft* affirmt
eft, bcarWitncfs
ay of, to certify,
Acteftation, Pro*
rcftificacion« Qmtb
Ædavit«
^cticnH) kncwn,
adirftood« (ftg bO
sof*
)i Confcionsnefs.
frtof. Argument«
DtBonf^rarion, £vi-
3pklt)'nAvcrmenr,
|».Vo!icher. (for
IjbK) aBond«
yfrtveable» demen-
evident 9 mahi-
tefoBltø) proba-
f liktly.
A» Reason, Argii^
-obaliliry.
Il D^mon(lvation>
00, Proof, Decla-
iåfertien<^ (^té,
te ShewTng ♦ Ren-
Honor or Fa vor.
»nfent, acquiefce,
frtc to, to allowt
i, give Asfent to,
accord , permit.
aConftnt, anAs-
pliance, Approba«
int, Pcrmifllon,
•
wind abour, twift
'. ingcd^
XftvivU, U nMvft.
»cplfe, Cmtb øc^e flrunie)
to provc, demonftraM, maKe
out, make cleir>ibvident or
good , make it appear with
inøicienr Reafons, Uiew,prQ«
4°«,?[oj(s for (gjeuffab,
Åier(tøbcb) CO riiew, do, cxn
hibit, yieldoneFricfidrhip,
Love , beftow it upon him,
CPø) to cxert yourfeif, (hew
yourfelf^
X>tvogUf to ivttch, guard;
keep a ftri£l Eye upon.
Ibtvogttlitf Watching, Gqtrd«
ing.
^voptUp covered or over^
grown with. ■ . *
^t^oav, Bezoar«
Idi, Particala infeparabilis.
S^iaatrfag, a fecondary Caafa
or Mocivc.
Ibictffe, to bark ; open.
^iafftn, Barking.
33icel^era Jingle, licde Bell.
^ictl^tbl^mfttv , Bellflower,
^itit^ti<tav , Bellwecher.
TS^icciU, a Balk, Beam. ((^o^
MbxMi) main Beam, Ar-
chirrave. (Cparrcftidlfcr)
Rafters« Joilts.
T>icclUlfl\lf a Mortife.
X>iciifttiim , a Bay pf Joifts^
Space becween the Beams.
j&i(9eifeuc;ei:e/Clamp8. Q^Ubi*
tam.)
l^ictiHvttf, thc Timberwork
of a Houfe*
'Jdiavhtibc, a Byjob, Bywork.
33ia^clf a Spareaxlecree.
X>ibti t the Bible, holy Seriøs
ture.
^ibclfafl/ vcrfed in or know-
ing all PaflTagcs of the holy
Scripture by Heart^
X>ibtlniccBfig , agrecable to op
conformable to the holy
Scripiure«
■V I /
incntiiian,
SIbragCf to eorcn
bote, he)p, »Bift,
»Ibfcl. the Bit af
»i ) 92 ( m
»ifcclfff biblicil. belonKingte aft{Mr< i Bydoor.
rt. Bible. ■"' -^
SibllArftf' ■ Librtry,
%iMtot^«r)us f a Libricy
keeper, LibTtriin,
Sibi-tngt, Ctcnet@Ub; Sa«
te.) to fecch ane a Btow,
mttkt > Pafi t( htm. (g)i>
»tItfab)toinftjll, infinntic, to bndle. (tOØI 4
imprini, inspiret Tcach. Cut' ' bridle ■ HBrfe,-*«
flet DRfO to Cn^KcA. SibfF. mordtcioBlii
JMbfgningi t Wmg or Psvil- bFting; ipc to K
lian ura BnilHing; i Pent- pifh.
hoBrearanyPieceofBDild- »ib|Fen, • lit tie Bi
ingeddcd to thc mitn Iloufe, SibfT^rB, Mardtcir
Sftlbi 35i&(tl, Biic. C^URb> tobite. SnippiA
futn; iBit, Morrd, Sniich. 35j&tl(> 'o bri-lle.
■' " ' a»le, (n, eBee.
SK, V. (Miw pM
to tir ry. ftiy> wi
(Kate ^C() to II
for ane I expcA b
SlfUber, the M
Eitbet.
Skravl t the K«
uihfnl.
aSiPe, (gnow} ta bite, jntw,
((om fitbet IC.) ta hiv* i
niirp or tirtTifte>ta be kcen.
fhlrp, t»rt or poignant. (j
(t fuBCt aSble) CO fwallaw
■ Godgeoni lo do> what i
diiplMr>nt> to bticMe to it
(iétafftO to be killedit
the Fight; to die, to htck »le-Ctati aCell or
ap, to bitc the DaR. (fen Honycuab.
lig) to make iniarp Return IMebronnlng/ tht i
or Repirree. (Xsnber* Bees.
Bt fammtn) ro gnafh thc SStcgitarb, 9icbAM
Tacrh. Cbdvt tii»t9eieb(tar ftind.
al Stam) to be paltShtma. Xtcfagtf ■ Honycw
ba riiaineieri, to have CvrtU Siefabe, a Hive.
lowedShameanddrtinktfter ifUlti C^CDten} '
■t. CbO>e bvtTtcn at b\tt Waiting.
Clttrbt4n»0toh>vcnothinf Ibitra , a Monnt. :
to fced upon. (fiiHilH Hill. Ce»ete.Ml
ørene tntr neget) lu repent Hedgeover DiccM
arrticroincrhmg.tofretwiih' ind Valei.
in vonrreif at n Thmg. (af SfcrgMrCr iVeiii it
COi; [O rnap at one. (foni 3&lerg«a», the Top,
BUg) to huTt. Cvoa) to Kidgeof a Hill.
biteat. (aQtobiteoff. (jefl Slcrgagtig, mon
tat iam nuget ot 6.paa) t hilly.
nippedhim, savebiraaBone ZtitntbatH, a Decli
»ibM, to bit« one another. »lerflbrtlfaw, Napb<
OFianhOto qnarrcl. wrtng* SfergbUor, f. birgl
le^ bicher, brawl.
»i > 95 ( »<
ttCtn)§^ låoQDtft inccrt
inder,
(ØObé) to falve or
^oods. (forMrc i^aa
tXt &tbj ' to fecore*
to make t preny
O ^o gftthert CO
r ftonfe Hny.
■, Highlandf«
Hibel, CVrt) Fili-
M^ the Fooc of a Hill«
tt BinifD«n«
f r* bfetøaodø.
n^f ((Mn oiøtel at
Ccecøene) an £1&
bH^ a Mine*
fne, (UrO Biirhca:a-
k, Petrol.
, che Cornifh
•OCl/ mineral Brim-
Pi che Smnmit, Pitcfi
loancain«
ar, a Tender of Beei»
•d.
I t Beehive or Stall.
■i a Swarm of Bees*
Approbacion Confent«
i, Agreement« Asfent«
liance. (ptb ^OOUbf
\pplaiire.
IC approve« accept of«
id 9 auenc 9 agree co«
fwithyyieldifaDfcribe«
t to , CO conftnt > ae-
to M€ with one in a
V (eeø< fflcntnø) to
in CO one's Opinion«
\\§f plaufiblc«
ri an Approver«
. Bfrtfte.
(. fTrifce.
gc, a fecondary De-
nttf n Byroom.
23il«r9^ a loofeSheetadjoined
to a Deed.
IdiiccMt, toadd»adj'in* Q^u
li§t) to accominodaret re-
concile» conipore> adjuft«
S^iltcggeliØ/ reconcileabJe*
23ilatøøeri i&utttl^tn} %
Scove.
T^iiaqttf the Solemnity of •
Prince*fl Wedding«
Vilbtt (dannO to form* fa-*
fhion, mouldi frame; to
make a ModeU (forefliSe)
efHgiate » dclineace* repre-
fenr.
SiI^( inbf CO oake one belicve
fomethingf fhamc it opon
him , impo/^ upon« (ft ({^
inb) to imagine, fancyt con-
ceive« (bilbe (tø mcøct ind)
to be conceiced > or prond«
take too mnch u^on yonrfclf«
a^ilbing, (Stf^mnøi gorefttU
linø) Reprefentition« (Dan«
ndfO Formarion«
»ile, C^ilbtxO a TwibilU
X>iUavb, Billiardf«
S^iUartbor^i BilHardcable*
:6iaart>Mf Billiardholt.
X>iUanfn§U, BilliardbaU«
»illai:^/pU, f. OMOarb.
:6iaarbflof/ BilliardlHck.
IbiUtbp 2&illeb(f an Imagc»
Figvrc, Effigy* Shape« Li-
kenefs«
r&iBebbibel, theHiftories of
che holyBiblejreprefented in
F i gu res or Cnts«
2&inebbog, a Book containing
Coppei-platef«
33inebbifrfcr, aWorfhipperof
Images«
r&tncbfob, a PedeftaU
9iaebfortlarinø# Iconology.
a&iaeb{^nBger # a Statuary«
»iacb^ttggerb«m»«r/«J«k,
3WV
fbi ) 94 ( fbi
Gravingtool.
:}iDe^&uøøerronf!f the Art of
Carving. Statujrv.
3^ifiebfraemer/ a Scller of Cop'^
perptates.
I a&iUe^f ram(Toe/ a Shop, where
Copuerplates are fold,
SiUc^^tl/ a Gallery of Pie«
tures.
a^i^c^fni^cr/ a Sculpcon
Garver.
^iOe^t^dber> a Cafter or Eoun-
der of Sraenes.
£iUed(løtte, (i fu(b CerpuO
a Stacne,
S&illebverf ^Sculptnre or Carv-
ing Figures wroDghe or
carve^ Tomewhcre in.
:6iae^viben(fab tKtt «&e(Fru
. tJClff, Iconography.
a^iUerr C@tbbcO ft Bill, Kote
or Tickcr«
S^iDigr jnlh ri^fit, eqnitable ;
reai'onable. (tiUMig) fic»
dae> reafonable, fair> plaa-
fible.
S^ifliøCf to approve, avowi
allow of, like a Thing, take
or acknowledga it for good,
right and jufl, toaathorizc.
(mtfiCt) to bc londly for a
Thing,
tftilUøeilijiiftly* eqnitably&c.
^iOiø^b^ Equity, Jnftice.
Right. Reafon, Reafonablc-
nels,
ibiUkngtv, ((maat flaaxnt
@tOffcO Shrcds.
^itnccrftt a Conntermark.
33ilni^^f [^ a fecondary Mean«»
an acce-Jory Remady.
rdimpcf^ a Cag.
^imftttn t Pnmiccftone.
35imuui*/ a Counccrmvre;
Stinavn f $urn;^me.
Sinbf Ligature» Bat
dage. (taa cn I
Cover of a Booki
Sog) a Volumc« I
en ^rm j) a sling
an Ann in , whc:« h
33inbe/ to bind , ti(
tit) to eie» wring
conllrain. (^(aftj
faft, to fiiftcn. Cf
men) to bind clofe t
Cop om) to ti ufs 1
(om) to gird obour.
op tii en ^Oo^d) to
(paaSSrmeO ^^ in
believe, to fham
upon one, imppfe
hinu (an meb) t«
wirhy to entcr rheL
one. (meb Salt)
with Mortar. (f
(om £ioeQ to conftip
ftringe. c^anber Oj
pdd) tobindHaxidfl:
to faggot onc: (fe
Jie) tonoodwfnk> b!
Cfor Wunben) to
♦Cen SranbO to wi
Garland.(t5laf(|cO^
Cora« bind it ir.coS
C^Oger) to bind.
be) to cnwrap. (
to pack np> niakcii[i
dies. (Ofeencr om
IBeen) to bind abro
with Splints, (eci
berne) to tie one uj
limit. ((?9 fclo) t<
youifelfi l^intyomf
tilOtDtne) t«/ty 01
up to the Words.
faabunbcm at ?cO
ti ed up, that &c.
23inbeb!el(Cf a Ciofsb
3&inbebrcv/ a cong\at
Leirjr to one on th
vciinry ofhischriitiai
by which he is boiind,
a Gift or give a Tre:
V
f5t ) 93 { f&t
I*
li
i
i.'-
■»■■ii
''il
ti
.I-t
. i I
T.f-
hMMie, (paatbt Ii'O Coftivc-
BcTst Oof^rudion."
BiÉbeiir Bincffag, Tyins:.
aiAfiit><# O'om Iftclicantcn'
ftf} adflringenr ; coftive«
|la5cc»r&# fl Conjan£lton»
MOCRcb, « Cord, Robe.
aSnKcreSf t String, Tliong«
ta^Cfiifr Ozi«rt*
aNiMUlr Binda^e«
]&Mctni# Reyfrone.
IMft^i;, a Twifr, Girder«
XåMv^ Ligfltiire, Ligament.
(1( ØianinilcO Joincihg of
Tnberwork.
SåiMaSøbicl Pe # Crorsbcam;
&iliii9f«arii # Packtrcad.
Saii!i9«l«gre , å Rafter or
loi^rcrofs tlie Beams.
SMigircrV/ Timberwork*
CirpvTsrer's Work,
SoAuølC' fl wooden Peg or
Tn, CO faflen Timber togc-
9aM| Binding, Ligament»
Sii^tBinn»
ZmjåKti Dog»« Mercnry.
Afttr t By word, Epichec,
AdjeÅive. i
8ilci, t Bear.
3Mtwb4tri Brambleberfics,
Mrtillcc, CUrO Branknr-
fn, Cf^wparfnip,
SitacttfffPcr, a Bearward«
tttrnennge, a Bear*s Cub.
Vénin^Cr a Shebcar«
IviSfy a Counterpillar*
8i9e(i, a Counccrpoft*
9iqtjib# che Barden ofaSong,
Rtfret.
^Kf a dainry Difh.
taf C^irfetrcr) aBirchtcee,
*Wi (ct »ift ©ilhicO «he
]nisdidion of a Village«
Svhbonmcrr a Vil lage judge»
ItthEoftr t birchtn Broora,
^f depofed^
Zifccttt, CtnU^) todepofea
CurpleataChurchfor a cer-
rain Time.
^i(cttttl\e, che DepoHng of a
Curpfe acaCharch foracer-
tain Time.
3&ifa<t# a rccondaiy Caafe.
C&ijl0^e# cu fir by.
25i(T&t>cr, an AfTeflor, a Jndga
lateral, Afliftant*
23i1Fo|i/ a Bifhop.
3&tfFopeli(rr epiicopal.
23i(lfopø C6orf AAbe# Rocher«
33iffop9t)at, aMiere» Bifhop's
Crown.
23t(rop6 ^nbfixrninø/ che Ui'^
ch roning of a Bifhop.
BifYopøFAAbe/ aBifhop'sPall.
23if^opø(lAV^ a Crofier.
:&iifopeX)iCArtii6^ Suffragan«
»iffølrc, aBilker..
33tfTAg/ a Porcl).
3&inopcrffe# a Concnbine;
CgiDt Si}7aitbO a Leman.
25t6mer^ a Sceclyard.
3^iøm(rlo^/ the Weightof »
Srcclyarch
25i]»merflAtig/ che Bcam of a
Steclyard.
C6tfoel/ Parelium, Mockfan.
»ifp, f. »ifTop.
£irpebØmme/Birhoprick,Dro«
CC fe.
3^ifpe-2lef!bettce/ a Bifhop's
Houfe or Palace.
m
Sifpeflocl/ a Bif hops Seat o(
See.
33i(pe«X>a:r^ig(>eb/ Episco^
pate.
£ifpe'X)ieiref the Confecra«
cioii of a Bifhop.
2&ifpin^e , che Bif hop*s Lady
or Wife.
Tdifft^vctmtv, aPedlar.
/
»i ) 96 ( 15
jftM44ei toftindbv, iid» i»* aMA<lb«r^Whor
fif() faccoart bteK> ftcond, berrie^ » BUcl
fapporc; comfort« itreng- 33la4bielbef (I
then« tie.
é&iflAtt^. Affiftance, Sticcoar, :6laabYn?e# (li
Rctief. Adminicle, Subfidy, 3MaAfar9e» ro r
Adjuraenr. colour wirh b
»i(ler, furioiis, oatragiou«, »Uafawt* bl
raeing, flaming, frctting. »tf<»fo^# W
viounr. (af »nffao grim. ^^t;*;;;;^;, ,
»iffer^c^, Fury. Rage, Fret, XdaaMn, blu
0««ragc. of green.
S&itre, Cneøft KHn) vcry a&(<iallonfef O
litcle, botrle«
»Itter, (af 6nidø) bitter, WAaftiap, De^
acerb> tart» (oBiirf et) rude> 33lAaIa^en r bh
crabbed. charlifK »Uanfi Grten
Jpitter^eb/ (af 6maø) Bitter- ciood.
ncfs , Tarcnefs. (Srck) ^blaant, f. CjT.
Cholerr theSkvIower«
Zitnviis, bitterly. (gr(rtt (btt kfoanct fi
K) to fhed a Flood of my Eves grov
Tears« >* c*>t before i
»UterW^, (UrO Bitter fweet. *^i?^"x^\ ^'"
»lt>aatie, (er tilgebc »eb) to J^^iu. "
be prcfent gr affifting at, :s>iaav, Hards.
*^**"^*'* »laargarn, Yi
Afllfting at. Meeting, ^^^^' ^^e Ey<
Sivetf a Byway« bluc.
91aa# bloe, azure« (bimnteN 33Iaaflaøett f (
k) ^ycoloaredt blanket, beacen bUck a
blcakblne. (mwfeb ) dcep- „, ' .,' I,
blue. Oiaae een brun oø ^l?^»^"^«i' l'^
I.) to be« ene black and ltreaked,havir
blue. (fortcb.) livid. Cbiaat °^ Strcaks,
Sitoft) Fraud, Oeceit;great 33Iaat$^ie» abla
Promifes wirhout Perfor^ maat OOOeetb.
tnances, (gtøre eetl en blaae venture a Blo\t
Dunft) ro impofe up« n, de- fra mtb et bL
ceive, give ene the Bag to oft* with a bro
llold, to dtizzle or deceivc »U^ (pa^ctæ?
one by a fa I fe Shew. aL^at. (paa Ct '
lbl<taaQtiQi blnifh, fomewfiat bret) a Le if. (>^
blne. (paa XoriibaCr
f&J
»muictdvdieQu«
dbc xalilcf.trt
!§( «. fire flhift'
ik«n.btTofliTtU*
loFlamrcr*
Bo|Qtoc«mov«r»
^CliivcroC break
tkc$» or Shivcr«.
lUl af Iftveiw
Utfcold.
bids. Aript ef
jQM Stngrccflt
Ki Kwlftonecrop-
SET
UiiJver«
V Tobacco in
^ I Tafltl.
lalndax* Tablcof
» vritf n{ Ink*
iskboctle«
bkhorn.
simSpocorBlnr
Inkpowder*
Paperblorrart a
il Scribbler.
Scandifh«
xUfifh.
Ider« (øoafBdfb
nr,
Graval in the
, a Vcficatory*
laften
.^^ bliftertng.
Mafft,, to blow«, CforO ttt
blow hard. Ott k ttffO
, the Wind is Aiglu (ts) to
iWell or puir m> wirh wind,
GtVOØpeO <^ ^nnd aTrum-
p€f» O Vath^nQ to Wind
a Frenchborn. Qi j|2)feiiO
CO whifper into Onc*s EafiL
(UtiMnO to foqnd anAlarm«
C(99mfc (Som) to hnflf t
Man atpraogbt. Ci 9Mg
fcil}.to bay the Forfetr» to
come on a lorer* (^^^ gistf
føtt}coclat«» poffop, mako
protid* C<^f eca^ CO Cbew.
Contcnpt« tofligbt/cointko'
no Accoanc of» co fcom*
disdain, (fo^fO to bnffand
pnff.
MctfebctlQø aPair ofBellowt
or Bellows.
ObWtbalmét f thaSnoQt of
che Belfows* ^
23Ureb<sIøtr«^frf aBellow
blpwer. ^
9(<efeø øPi to fwelL be pvøi
ed npf or blown up. (plidt
9^Uj bc prond or ebited»
»Utft, highWind> Blaft, Paff
ofWiad*
a5(afetc, (ringe flioiit) a
Ooit> Ftrchingv
23Uffil9lr Hedgafparrow*
23l4ffet, grtyifh.
SUn^tf tomix, mingle, blend*
jnmble • dafh. (famoien)
co intertnix cogether (aU
tiu% i bscroii^rep co hnrry
or jnmbre togecher> make a
Mtngle-mon^let co ad in a
Hnrry« (ffiltll mcb Vianb)
to daf h > diliice Wine with
Water, to tempcr it. (for«
betaet 9)iin tnth ni)e ffito?)
co (tnm Wine« (({^ t OtU
hUi GdØCO 'O med die wich
othsr Folk^sBufinefs^eDgago
yotts«
»i ) 98 ( IBI
yonrhlf ifl rhcm. (IDIcldf'
ItO '<>'"*¥' tem per Metals.
XUnObat, ihat may b« mixed.
3DUn&m> (VUibOitiS) Uix-
irg. Mixtion, Mingling.
Blcnd'ng, .lumbling,
XtlanMns« C9tcn&(ff<; a MD^'
Slan^Forn, Bolligmcitig, Met-
lin.
3Mt:nbi fiinan^m, p-^IImelt,
iniConfufion, ronfuiircdly.
»I«n6(trt)?t, Mifcellaniei.
»Unf.brieht, fbming, polifh-
cd. white. Cb. JtaaibO
k siked Sword,
Wonf«, Cif/ 0P5 fo fnrbifb,
- bnrnii'h , hrighren. v-
SUnFeti a Blank.
»UnJniiig, FnrbiOiinjt. Bur-
niniinB, Srijthtcning.
aMnnfTct, a Bnik.
»USr [■ l>[f».
»1«, • Sv.BiUdclont.
SMitSf r*'^' bleak, w>n, fal-
low , fad^^d, palUd.
IblUBi f- SUtgbam.
éltfoa(|t[Bf iialifl], romewbac
pak-.
Stccgbliiati ramtblne,
3^leg^aml a Bleachinf^ard,
TtUtStt lo btcacit, whitcn,
Sluøc ' C8iff} CuttleGl'h.
2>lM(|cF9ntf a Bleaching-
S&Ingel^it, Pay for Bleach-
mg.
3Mttg5u[f (Irawcvloiired.
aM(Cgt>eb, Faicneri, BIcaknefs,
Wanncfa.
35lMgt>viDt, Whiteleid, Cé-
SleegUecR, romewhac p»lc,
Sltegmonbi a BUacher,
WRicfter.
VUegtlingr »eachins.
Slecør^b, ftinrred.
»[egn, a Blilter. Sla
SltgttCf V. to ero
palt.
SlegncN fnll of Bl
»Iff, f. »l«f. .
»lenbe, CKinl«)
eicecare. make bl
6D[tn)ra daszie o
f. hebrnsr,
Tbltnbont, Blindini
virsShew.Illnrioi
Trichi, Lcgtrdea
»((ffere, f. fttavt.
331ib, chcarful, rpti|
^lit>tmatmtb, Feh
»libbtbf Ch<
SprietitMnefc, Gai
:&IIF,fOJcfaØ}aLoi
of ihe Eyei, Eyta
»UP, C@tkq»ci
»lif/ Ovnbjlaflea'
pcrn) a Tiupliiil
TinpLiewnrke.,
»liFpiat, C^aitKHi
;Diinb, blind, rtii
orprctenifcd Alan
bet cni ØiO bli»
tye. ftotnfee 3, (
b.^ te)1 me it Adi
»liiibc, (I »[JiM
blindfold, inconi
Caa» i e.p to gi
in cha Dark,
SUnbr,Cb»«SrtBlM
to cover open Tr^
»linbe, rfliwe Htrt)
make bliitd; to I
' one. ChbMte) t
kate, infatnatc.
paaccn) tociftflU
one'j tyc
Slinbtbiit, Bliadm
SMinbcn, SpTitfail. i
Spiit-iop-fatl. COi
(
t
»( ) $^ ( m
kltn^rn , C.^(iiiMnø) D«z-
zlinj^iBlinding; Infacuation;
Beguiltne; Hoodwinking.
Slindr, Z&ixt og tbAnttt
l@Oen} Shelves* Sands«
;&Iiti^farøter i « Sorc ofFen^
cers. rKat fooght hoodwinkc,
1&Iiii^^t>r# blindborn«
Q&tinb^c^i Blindnefs, Cecity^
3&Ira^nd^Cf dead-Kettle^
Min^ormt a Blindworm or
S/o«worni.
2>liiiMariB| the blind Gut*
Min^^t rafhlyi hetdlers-
)3lnif/ ft Glimpfe. ,.
SMiftfCi Cfom ^ttafitt) to
f hine, glitrer* glifttr* twin-
kle« fparkle. (mcdØtncnc)
to winkf tvrinkle wich the
Eyts, to blinke
fttHUil/ Glitteriiie, Gliftcr-
i^Z* Sparkling. (mth OinO
ni) Winking , Twlnkling.
9lHs C^Ut i iPanbcn pAd en
f)cit cact Jtoc) a Spot in the
Forehead of a Horfe or a
Cow. (cn ^tft cKcr iCoe)
Blackbtfrrry*
MiVCi CO bt, become, grow«
(til) to exift. Cpfltt ctSteO
10 abide, larry, Itay. (af*
fe(btø) to dcday* fa 11 away*
Cflhn«9lia) to fiiint, lan-
gnifh, pine away. (9ftcn)
to grow towards Eveiiing,
(bMAdtig) fo grow foft,
etfeminare, C^Ula%tiq O f«»
Hiare, or partakc in. (åp«
VCKCtDi^) to be fledged« be-
Rin to li.ivc Fcathers* (f0C»
ff*'aKeO '^ ^^^' ''^'o f righti
(friff) lo recover, grcw
whole, picktip yotirCrmns,
Cl^atl OCD) to pcrfifli con-
tinuclle ilfjftly to perfevcrc.
C^aart/ (om éucii) to P«-*
« 4
trify. Cmeøcf ^ibfTø) to bé
all onFirc, bom violenrly,
be in a R^gCi (bttlø ((f*
ØC^J to heal upi (futldbør)
to be ptiblif hed abroad, be
divtilged. CroWa Oft tf^i^^J
to clear np, Cltiii) to run
tnad. (ftffcf) to gather
Strengrh. (foåå iøicn) to
relapfe into Sicknel's« QciU
haqi) to treiflainv be léfr be>>
hind, Cttf ^ntcO tø coine*
or fall to nOthing, be lo(l»
vanif h. (til Sr«0 «* be
curned into Wood. (CduO
to be . hnfhéd« (oaad) td
bc tnoift. (oaeO to beholdt
obrerve,erpy,discover»(orO
ro go on * to procee/J. (bo
b'tj ro take up, to refurmi.
(bootn) tb fwelL (@o[>
bdO to ttarnSoldicr. (t>CO
tor) to go outDodtor«(i<ttO}
to maktf a good SchcUr«
(JJwW Xo enter into Gr-
ejers, (eh btito iSIanO to
pro ve å g^Od Mjn« (iaO b.j^
chiifc then, (MiOC ef Ot»
fer for Dnbfdb) to fall a
Sacrifice ro Mahce. (j^i^ab
otl Der blioc aQ ^^<'t ^i^l
this coine to. (la^ bltOé^
tojpreftiffe) forbear. (b;;n b»
dl^ri^ noøcn txrb mant)
he will nevcr make a Scho-
lar. (b. fp(;) to fall, grow
ficlc« ChliJ^t \>ttb otti 9fO
tic) to blnfh ; be affrtghted.
(b. borfc p baane) to faint
nway. (b. bcremO ro acouirc
Reputarion. (b. fcrtbio) ro
linif h, end. (bliOCf OmfonM
ftii)io perifh. belof^. (6fj«
bet bleo paa bcti jlpff) the
6hip wascait away, or loft
on that Coa(h (50O SlaitØ
bltH i ©ia^tO ^00 Mcrt
were killed in the Batrie.
(blf?e peb (It gcrcbaoenbe) to
ubide i/iyour Vurpol'c, ((Ad
Ol
ei ) 100 ( d(
ti BIlM kcrHt) let os picch Sfobptnge/ che Price <
upon that, Blood«
SliventCf becoming, growing, ^lo^pUttittØf che Piifing i
abiding. C^tbhUunU) per- Blood«
maiient, conftant« ((^er tt ^fo^p^lfC/ Blackpudding»
togrn 9U &tt fpr (am), 33Iobrcri criminal Courr.
hereis noAbi ding for him*' 23lot)rtiai fanguine, fuU <
3livc(lebf Abode. BloocT, plechorick.
3&ii|rfiil^/ ftark or deaddnink, 23lo^rUg^ebi Plethory«
topheavy* ^3(o^rø^f fanguine,
3Mo^ t Blood« (iøttntt tttt 331o^ramUll# Sanguificacionl
letteO^^^eorclottedBlood« 23Io^ffor9aiibri a Relacior
(ørp^Ct er ølbtiajaa V^nbt, Kin or Kinsman by BIooc
htt et ^00 ujlttttf tnb ^iob^iptvantifabf Confaoa
gjanb) Charicy begint at iiinicy> Kindred by Bloofl
Home« ParentagetofthefameBIood
Iblo^aattf a Vcin, 23{otffam# IncefL ^
^ftlo^ba^f t Slanghee.** Mat- 33lo^Katll^crf t inceftvoi
facre, Butchcryt Bloodflied- Man«
ding« ^iotfl^nbttifi i inceftnont.
2lo^b^[^f a bloody Sore» 23lo^f^pl^# Bloodgnildntfi
Ulcer* Apofteme or Bile« capital Crime*
3&l9bbomi aJndgmencorSen- 3Mo6foei a Dyfentery«
cence of Death« 23Iobtp^ltina# bloocffptctiog
a^Iob^omwcr, a criminal Jo- ^lotflcciii Bloodftone.
ftice« S^lobØiQenbe/ ftyptic
»lo^onc f a red Banner or »lobjl^itBitiø , Hemorrhagy.
»lo^m.fengBineCoIonr« '^'l^af&t'''^'^
:&lø^finre/ ti Redench. Extortioncr!
WoMIøb, thc bloody Finit; »lobfucrie, Extortion. Fla»
351^fitlbf f« blcbriiø, cing
3Mobftlt«£ Plechory or Abon- S^lobfucrfff fleecingt €Xtor^
dance ot Blood in a Body« in g«
3Mo»gailØi Hcmorrhagy, Dy- a&lobø U^umff beb # Serofity«
fcntery« »lobfiinr/ toilfome, painiiil.
aWobgicrria/ bloodthitfty* »lobt^rfllg, bloodthirfty,
fangmnolenc. cmcU bloodyminded.
»lob^wit, Vengeance of a3Iobt^r(ligbeb, Thirft after
^^^06. Blood, Cruelty.
»lob^Ullb, a Bloodhoond. Zlobuth Tormentil«
»roJ)igj bloody. coveredwith »iot>vlbnc, a Martyr.
Blood, tmcnlent. ^, ^ »1 1. r o •.
^, ^é^ t T 1. mof, aBlok, Log, StockiL
a51c^3gel , a Leech. T^nnk, (til JJarpO • wood«
W^^inmPt dottcd Blood* Head« (Solttgc^ $50 tbt
Poor'i
ei ) loi ( m
Poor*> box. C^Bfel) B Pnlley, Jbtomlttt, aFlowcr. BluTom.
(Bloch, r^eslintb.) Bow- CSfotnte iooi i 9r.) ihe
linebloh. QiShefiJtO She«t- TrtM are in Bloirom.
block. COol^bO '!'>'*'>''•><:''• 2M9m^rb«øcr, thc C«Iiz «
(SiIOD^bO Clewljneblock. Cap of a Flowar.
(3Su94orl>iRab.} Bunttine- S&lomfltTbrt r ■ Flovtrbad in
block, C W-'EaornfngibO ' • Garden.
Lcrchlincblock. CS'i^n^c ^lamntTbnttt i a Nafegay.
f (tiM.) Footblock, (taU crt.
I VA.} TackUblock. C&tM' »te-m^mmHa, a Florifc
I (dk) lanncrblock. (Øitb} onc, whocaltivatetFlowan^
GnUock. CVcafO Braec- Z>lemtttri*n, Capillamanta of
yick. CDfeitCtUft.) Tia- Ftawcrt.
Uock. reuftetb ) lianginE »fonftn-botiDlcr . CfltBt feai
GMrblocb C XrotfMb. } falg« (BfoloRtr) a Nofcsay-
Shoableek. (gfelftO Fiddle- woman.
bUek. (KtlpalcrbO Down- Sl9MAer^«a(|f r a Fle«ai>
klinrblock, - fKoiIcnttO garden.
Ufiblock. CXwIccUbO 3»l9«pctfjtnbcr, m Flortft.
QttMock. CfaloO Hal- ane, who iaikiUed ii\Flow-
liirdblock. (SintMHIlO et«; « Rotanifl.
•Vuim, f^rtButtiOffl) m »I»"ft<rtK>««b« - a Garland,
»Saie. - a Crown of Flowew.
SWtef^ to brock np a Plac«. S[OBfterl«gf Joltbd/ a Bolb
SWh»», a Bloekhonfe. a ofFlowari.
Icdonbt of Timbci at tha Slomfttmiaøt^ r om. that
IttarGde. makai Flowara.
IHafffbtcier« a Turner of 3MoMft*rm4ln / a Flowar-
llocka.one,that tnmiBlocka Plinter, or a Painm . ibat
Hid Potlici. cxceli in painting Flowari.
SMfRmCf tb« Hofe of • Stowfltrpotte, a Flowerpou
"^^ aMonftcnivartttt/ f. Iblom
tUfivt, tht Shivcr of a (lerEorttet.
"■'. "«='^ »lomllerttB, florid; covwed
Li XMfteca« Blockftont. with Flowcra.
'■ ' KtMaal, Colliflowcr, Slen^trtlb, thc bloomy Si»
%»■■«, aPlntn. (t«3 a f""- SpringtLow.
:i Prane. (fettc) Dararon. ^blowftttvttt , Flowerwork,
(i d SCø) Yolk. (^B le* FlontinM*, Garlandt. Fa-
M Tm vfeaufn t ti Hai ftoom.
~ livM in Clovar. »lowjlenjlbfljffab, Botany.
^ I Vmmmof a Plnmtret. »lowflerswitb«! . f. »I«*
■ : Vmmtt, lowarcd. ftert^S.
« ) 10% ( (t^f
9^4M(lrf# to bloom, blotfoni*
biow. (liH Mlf »arre bo
rtmO to flourifh. be in
Rcuure , Voi;qe or Eilcein,
Cai) to flied « Ut fall it*s
BMiSionns.
231oln|lren^e» blooming^, bios-
foiiiing. flonnfhing.
filondlac<;.
Slonbtnf/ a fair Woman. .
131oqv€rc» f. blolere.
33lor# C^øO "aIccH, uncovered.
' bafe. (af (>. Ø^iéfanfO o^ <
mere Suspicion« (mcd b«
SfliirbO^i'^ drawnSwoidi
3M«t# C^xlfrnef fun) but, on-
' ly, •n^cly, Otøeirem)plain,
wtthoor ' any Ornam^nti
downright, phinly*
9Io(beb/ Nndicy. Nakednefs.
Barenefs
231otItøgen# G Sctdfiiini}} the
Lyin^ open in Fenclrg.
Xiløtning, DenndaMon, Unco-
■ venng,
Slotte, to Qncover, bare,
make naked. (iit Srpfl) to
open yonr Brcaft. C(l9ftl»)
to expofe yourfelC lay youf-
felf open. (fin &ap) to
proftitiite yoorfelf. (ffn
wtongcQ to mnkc yoiir Pe-
nury appear. (finc Idnfcc)
to discover yeur Mind*
Z>lé^.t Toft, limber, fapple,
ftnoorh to thc Touch, (m^cr)
tender, inellow,
^lø^Agtiøf foft, effeniinate,
tender, nicc*
331^bag[tl9te^f Softnefs, Eft'e- '
mmacv,
231^be^ O SSall^) to moiften,
warcr, (tcep. foak, maccratc.
C^im b(eD^ Osso og (mb)
loloftcn, mollify, lenify,
make foft.
351^bei OriMe «f 1
bleed. (af R«fdl)
at the Nofe«
:&l^e, (dcO C thc
or t\\t Soft«
2)l#beB| Bletfling«
nin«) Sotking. '
15l4^9lØrc# to foften-
Icnify, mtkefoft* c
(diert<rac)toraelt
H*art<,
^l^bai^rettbe, (fpni
IcrJ l.enitive.
a&l^&9i^relfe/ thc S
>to!li<'ying«
3Mo^beb, (Sceøbcb)
Smoothnel's to tb
nacy.
Sl^bbierect, foft, d
1 ff'.mii acy*
331øbimtn^et« tendi
251#^nef to fofta
lort.
3Mø^ningi Suepini
:&lø»<!nbe^ C. M^b(
33|^bføben4 foftboilc«
' poached Egg*» rtt
Sl^^^ foftly, tendei
iteepcd, fo^kcd«
91ueø veb« to bluHi
in the Face througi
to be af ha med of«
fol, or fhainefaced
23Iiif(trMg, bafhfuK
ced , modeft. demi
S&lufojrbigeii, bafhfif
dcftly.
33(tif<erM9(eb, Baf
Shameiaccdneff » 1
Demurenefs.
33(iiiin, (fort6«»ii]
Wink of Sieep . SI
fVo ) 103 ( ^
Uåw!^ dHnfc ncb Øtøene)
'to wink or blink. Ci^ttiap
tdiøcn^ CO Hecp flightly > to
Bip*
8iii^eii# CSIinfcn) Wink-
iog*
din^f (SMtt) a Fitmbeau;
Link«
ftafk or flame. O' SnjjiarcO
to blBfb, colonr> be afnain-
Zlåfifh Blazifi}^. (i 9nfti|(Ct>
ArffAing* FUming«
^/ff/ L blnfocr^iø.
XAv iead. (icrttc meb 9(0
10 lead a Roof.
Zlyntf Leadftone« Black-
lad.
«5(t4tltfpeil# a LeadpenciL
Ibi^ttrtå, Ore of Lead.
3MY^^t/ (»reøbbib) Whiie-
kad.
Slifnglef a Bnlltt.
15t^U^e# a Sheet of Lead*
.SM^fioT/ a Plaiii'j or Plumbv
mie,
Zttfum 9 Drofs of Lead«
:Mtfiøber, f. 'Z>V^ttctlUv.
^ttjhffe/ a Pig of Lead.
9htaffer# a Plummer«
9M^«ffer>ainiiier, a Platn-
mer's Mallec,
Bl^ltf f er/ a Glazier's Vice«
SMtvorgtf a Plunmicc.
3Mle# røanbboble) a Bnb«
ble.
^blcr Cffebe Q3ob(cO ^ o ^ub-
hle up.
35o6Iett/ che Bnbbliag up.
^boeb, (it^t S&att fal^oIbeO*
tShop> Warchoufe. (9)ert'
fcO a Workfliop ♦ Work-
houfe. (paa et SRarfeO ^
Booth, Sral).
^tx>, (9Caab for cDer imob nb^
tct) a Rcmady,
^
• . <
i- f.
»oe^# CSebHng)^ Peni;ence|
Repencance« CoKverfion.
33o^f<sr^ig/ penicenci repen-
cane> contrice.
2^o^f(trbf 9^e^ # Repentance«
ConcritJon» Sorrow for onr
Sinj.
15obfelt{Fror, a Naphew»
33oMnerie/ Botcomry.
33obmeriebrev^ a Bill of Batp
tomry.
Ibot, (Coclifl) Dwillinjj;
Abo^e. C%cebat)<f QSoeffab}
Honsholngoods, Moveablesy
FitrnitDrc. (efterlabenffaby
€ter9bP0 £ftate of a dis-
eafed.
Tb^tf V« to live, dwelU abide
fomewhere. (j^th ttn) <^
lodge in one*8 Honfe.
2^0€^avc p Honsholdgoodsk
Mc»veables» Fnrnirure.
33ocltg^ DwelTing, pwellinj*
place, ManHofihonfe.
33oelf1fab , f. 33i(ldpper{Ve*
23oep(tI, Abode, f. S^elig«
^oeelob/ Eftate« Fortone,
3^09^ aBook, Volnme, aPam-
phlct. OPj^P^O • Quira
of Paper. (ildbbjbp a
BookofRem^mbrance,^((U
nercv (atninenlcrdae, \t\tt
H tnbbinbe en 45oi) to gine,
fold, ftitchandbtrdaBook*-
fføre fil 93085) to book
down, enter a Thing into %,'.
Book.
23ogbin^# Cover of a Book«
^ogbin^er# a Bookbinder.
33o9bin^erbretf a Bookbind-
er's Board.
^o gbinber^ aa ti ^ verf/*
a Bookbindcr*s Tradé.
J&^obin^crprefre' a Bookbinn-
t er's Snwin^piefs«
35ogbin^fl*flenlpeI# a Book-.'
binJer's Coin.
25ogbin^erftJcnb, ajoutney-
manbookbinder,
9o<f
*/ rr-
^å
00 ) i04 ( 00
3Bdffbif€# t ChalRncYu
9d8f^ tttf a Stationer«
SDogøttlbi Lea%old«
^oøl^Ait^ei, BookfallerU
Tradc.
Soø^anMcTi a B')okfeller«
cneB«oks.printed for aBook-
falUr or a Bookfeller'a Co-
pies.
Soø^olbet/ a Bookkeeper*
Ibogbolhttiti Bookkeeping.
9&08pvc^e# Buckwheat> Beeck«
coriu
S&ogb^lter a Bookfhelf«
a3ogfien^e| (Qoømarrfe) a
Tasfcl,
S^oglabCf aBookfeller^sShop«
^oøl^trti booklearnad« verfed
in Bookt,
95oøIi8e7lonfler# liberal Arts.
S^gmi^l # a Bookwornu
S^ogreoly Book-cafe«
SDofa XfbeUnø/ a Chapter*
(»4gdtO a Seaien,
%90fu# <t Library.
93^aiiiliiifi CoUeftion of
Bookst Library.
9ogfere# to tow or hanl a
Ship.
S^érittøf tfie Tx>wing or
Hauling of a Ship.
Sogajormat, theForm ofa
Book«
Sogforfotttinø/ the Cotnpil-
ing dr Compofing ofa Book.
Soøf forfarter f an Author,
Compiler* Bookmaker* Wri^
ter.
Soøffabf a Repofitory for
Books.
35oga«a>plAgi Edition«
23ogn?«iibe/ a Clafp.
S&ogflao / a Letter. (Qka^Rt
belfeéb.) initial Letter. Q^p/
re) capiral Letter.
Sogflnvelig^ literal.
SogftAveligeii/ iitcraUy* *
bal ly.
3&ogftavere# to fpelL
Sbogjlavcring/ Spelling.
33og|la9areaninø^ Algebi
^øgftavé • S^rfotmiRøf
Anagram.
^o§^av$ « tt^ela^elfe/
El^on.
23og(ioe[/ a Readingdeik«
23ogrri^f f er/ a Printer.
33ogrrtf f erbengef , the
or Rounce of a Printi
prefs.
S^rr^ff erfarne, a Princ
Ink.
35pgrrtVferfett/ Faults of
Prefs, Errata«
Sftogrrpf rerU , a Printi
hoDte.
9ogrr7fferCottil/ the An
Printi ng.
33oørrtfrerpre(re/a Printi
prefs.
S^ogrrfFferfiib, a Printi
Galley. S
9cgrrrfrerfleø, the Galle
ofa Prinier's Prefs.
^gtr^Fferflol*/ aTaiipic
26ogrnM^ferf9ettb^ ajonrn
man- printer. . CbCtIf f
toaer 9tb ^xtfltn) a Prc
man.
9ogrnrrferrenAfer,viforiii
33ogrr^Itltnøi the Printing
a Book.
2&ogrtP/ « PJagiary.
X>otlfavt, »oefFab, f. »,
35oie, CSo^icrn) the Bilbo
(Søcttrro.)
Rolling # red Herring.
9o(b/ fl Bull. C3ob6or
Football. Cfpitte 55ølO
play at Ball.
33ol^fornii!jf globolar.
2&oIb«
SBO ) 105 ( S3o
fis ^«o 9*) KO- ftand upon
Toar own Botrom«
Sol^^noe/ ■ Tcnniscourt.
MDBager^ a FooibtUniflken
MMBCgcr, TenniscoBft-kee.
fcr« Mailer of t Tennis*
conrt*
15oMvi(, a Tcnniiplay,
3freUiv 10 coRiniic WhorcdoTD*
IbolCfiMillrefs, Concubme«
*3Mfff t Gfllltnct Amoriftf
Fdrucacor*'
Z^iiti 1 9 Cnncnbinflge,
Anovrs. Loveintrigne*
Silfrf , whorifh* amoroas,
Icachcroai*
SMiff a Dwellin^, Manfion,
Icfidence*
linie Paddtng* formed Irke
lilU.
»tic, C««0 a ^^^'* , .
. 9il|ii,rwoln, pufted ap« (mCO
MbK^ fuppttracive, pnni-
^■ifg^ffcj. Tumonr* SweU
fag. Cm<> flWme) uiccra-
BOD, Snppvration.
3otac^ cofwell) tomify« (OKb
JMc) CO marter* fuppnrate,
■kcrace • draw to a Head*
99l#cr# Bedcicking.
Soltt flBolt, anIronPin, or
Peg* OB* ^ 3«l0 Fettera,
Shackles,(Iar9ac rø.oøOem)
to ferter* iron or fhacklc
•ne, pac in Iron« ^
»oicc, ceribé) Boiti. (y^t*
10 Drivebolts. QØIcb.)
Eycbolts. . (9. m'-J) (9tte
tPK^r # €(umbO Fore-
lockbolrs« C<Iinf bo Clinch-
bolts« (Jba%tb.^ Huokbolts*
(@!ntte». t\\ 99ttinøéfftiti
Icrne) Prevcoterbolrs. (l^*
IcH Ragboltf* CKiO^O
Ringbolts. CSittfonMeb.)
Squarebolts. (Sb. QlCb fltr«
fantebe$Ot»cb<r) faabrehead-
ed Bolts. Cl^ompeoO Pump-
bolts, (en 'jageboU ot bme
Sotter il tneb) a Statting-
bolr.
a^oluø, (git(ecr) Bole,
23olverf , C8ot|Fanb4nind)BQl-
wark, Baff^ion,
33oh^ecf epcitgc / Keyage.
23om^ QBIaøuO " Bar to fliiit
chePauage>aBarricadOiTurii-
pike.
Som t (til @f ibé) a Boom«
(Jt(9t)Crb.) Gibboom. (9Rc«
fanéb0^izzenboom(Uiibcr«
IdfCtUbOLowerftnddingfail-
boom. (Soocntofeildb.)
Topmaft^ftudding-faiiboora«
33oiiibat^eer(|aaioc> a Bomb-
ketch.
23cmbarberf / to bomb.bomb-
ard,attack withBombs,throw
Bombs upon,
33omb4ir^erer, a Bombardier*
33ombarbettng^ Bombarding,
Atracking with Bombs«
23ombei a BombfhclU
:&omerurei Cfcebt Stueiitim'
mer) a Dowdy,
23ommer^ (Xtxi) a Fail, Mis-
take> Trip, Blunder. (ribC
(BO CO be baffled» frnftrared*
disappoinced.
23cmrci to faiK mistake* err*
blunder*
TbotaoMtf fweetOiU Oilpres-
.fed out ofOli^s, Salladoil«
Vbom^iVitf hufh, quice filene,
33omtil^ § Cotton.
33omul^6t#i# ScutfofCotton;
Callico.
2^omtll^6Cr<ce#the Cottontrce,
]6onbe^ a Countryman) Pev
fant, Husbandman, a Villa-
ger; a Clowm
v
99 ) 106 { IBø
IbMiHWgUQ, fgreftic, nifti-
calydownifh, boorifhtCgroO
nnpolifhed « mde*
Bonbeaøtigen , ronncrylike,
liHe t Clown, in a ni(lic
Manner*
3^on^ea9ri9^?^ / Rnfticicy>
Incivility* Kojdenefs.
Son^ebte# a Vilhgc
3^otl^e^an^6/ a Counrrydance.
13on^c^ra9t/ a Peafanc's Ha«
bit or Garb.
05ent>titftf thcFeaft or Harveft-
home,
iSølt^eg^iirti a Farm, Tcnc-
raent.
ISdltbe^ftø/ t Coancryman*s
fiat, Cot or Coctage.
l^onMaxif a Councry*Lad,
Swain, Hind,
25^nbefiuel/ a Counrrymaft's
Jackct.
35onbef no(b#a HoydonXhorl,
Lobcock » Councrybumkin,
^Ollbef onf / a Countrywoman^
35enbefo(lf Countryfar«.
^onbtiaaQ, the Commonity of
Peafants«
15otlMe(ttf aPief held by Soc-
cage, a Fief ignoble.
S&onbelevnetf a Countrylife.
a rnral or ruftical Lite.
Sottbentaali GibbefifhtConn*
try-diale£^. •
3^on^em4nb/ t Country man,
Peafanr.
3&onbcmii(Fat| (Urt) Drop.
worr.
35ontcptge, a Conntrylafs.
2^on^cpIagtr/ an OppreflTor of
Fcafanrs.
2^^nbe]riQem«7n^r a Country-
fiddler or MinlheU
»ditbcfproq, f. :&oti^emAAI.
J&0ltbft1an^/ a Courtryman's
Extra^aion, (flffc ©enderne)
the Peafanrry.
fortifh'Haiighci
9cnbe9U»» cl^wi
Way, Cpaa 3
tike; likc a Cl
S^oftbepogn , t C
X>øntt tocleanfei
to biirnifh« poli
clout*
^onntt, Ceti 9Sr«fl
man's Bonnet..
:5onnn, C@tibéU
net. Cetibd b
6ei( 00 honnet
Shiphdsher Coi
net abroad. (f
tolaceonthe Bc
t
33orf n Bore« Pi<
let, (j&UUlb.)
Wimblc. (Sgcn
gar for Waterpi
25orb# (ae fpife oe
C5«f f c93.>o «*» J
fprcad the Tabl
i5.)to clear the 1
jløtil>^.)to Gt
bie, Q^aiXt op
ri fe from Tabl<
aobt 9.) ro keej
oHito Iivenlenti
Board. CéfiM
gaa< om 09.) 'o
imbark. (gaae fl
from Board. (C
Lord's Supper.
®ubé4B0 'O CO
to receive theCor
Lord's Supper.
a Fcvdingtabie«
a Board.
33orbMAb, a Leaf
^orb^lIg| a Tab!«
23orbc# C^rcjinmc;
£dge, Lace, or
m^J
«« y 107 ( s^
r^UppcrBnd of
tilt FoM pi thc
Boflrdgoodi.
ord, tftififcor.
rot^ aTsbleCom*
i FeHowbotrder*
, fl Tiblebein
h t $ctnd CO fer a
ig, che BiciHng of
i» cbeSayingGrac^
d ifcer Meau
lffr# Offalff llem-^
rtbUbeer* Table*
t^tiie Company te
|ood Hanners ar*
i Tabletalk.
(lÉkcackling^*
r Iibicfriendt ?ara-
iMKoiiin.
fTibl€wina9 Rape«
mH Wine«
Bpeabroider« make,
orc^ make hollow,
i% ro wear inio a
uc8()ictncfP(r0.to
9. in CønbO ro
BtTTtU
årer,
(r g^orHO « Caftle»
ce or Hold,
fil) Trnft, Credit,
a S.^ ro give or
Troft. Ctagtpaa
kc upon Tjnft«
|c poa Crebip ro
ike npon Tick or
Øcrg^gaarb, a Farmlioiire, ^
Manorhonfe* rhe Coorryard«'
^otqaat^, a Bnrgmafleiv
Mayor* ^
^orøermeftersieiiibeb^ (l5o«ki
aeineleeffab) a Mayoralry,
iurghraafter's OfR^t^ ^ '
borgen, (Caution) BalU Sti^
curity« Caocion, Majnprize«
CfHSeeO ro give, pnr in Bailr
Cblio^ $3f for ^) ro l^ail
. one.
f&orger, ((til feff (aøBcr af
an^re^-a Borrower«
2l^orger/ % Cirisen, Bnrgefs,
.' ' Bargh^r» Freeman« a Coiik
moner^ Cf»t^<lt<C(iø) a Cie.
(Mi»^ tSO ro 'reccive cb^
Rightf otCirizena,
23orgerfoiief aCirizen*aWife»
a Cirefi«
3&orgcrUg^ civil, cirizenlike.
QfSDn) ulain, popnlar. (b.
9{CBriR9; a Citizen*s Tråde,
or Dealing, (b. j(tt9)civil,
inteftine War.
9U5) like a Citizen* in aciti-
zenlikeManner,civilly,pIain-'
ly, fparingly, wirhourShew
and Noife. ((cMbO ro lead
a civil Life,
l^otgtvmanbf f. Sorger«^
3^0f geror^tiing, rhe Police or
civil Regolarion.
l^orgetpUøCf theDntyofaCi-
riaen,
l^orgcrret> rhe civil Law.
^otQttflabf theFreedom of a
City, BnrgherOiip. (raøCf;
Wttbe fit C) *o bc a Free-
man orBurgher of a Town«
a^orgerfTab , Qiffe Sotaente>
cheComraOnalcy ofBnrghers.
Xorgerffab^ (unber ee»at>
rhe Cicy*Trainband8«
So ) 108 ( f^
SdrgcrfUtibf the Commontl-
2ftorgcr(hie# tfwScrytnfthall«
lbotgttva§t9 the Gntrd of
Burghers. '
S&orggrcvff Borghgravc, Vis-
connt.
^5or99rcvilt^f f Visconntef«,
7bøv§SVtvftab, Viscounty^
HøtVtø fl Bor , Clocbar. .
TbotTtfattt, Falleres Thiftle«
Sort ! af t>f ien ! twty ! gct
yoa gone ! tvannc.
9&ortbatrff to carry away»
9^ortbi^e $ to bicc off.
IfrorttxgivtfiØfto abfenryour-
Ct\U to wichdraw, depart. go
tway« rctire«
3&ortbl«fc# to blow away*
SftonbrittgCf to bring, carry,
rake away, to remove it.
Sortb^ttei to exchanee, bar-
ter> truckt chop or iWop fo*
meching for another.
Sfrortbampe # to evaporate,
reek or ftcam ont, to cx-
hale.
S^orcbompiiing/ Evaporariom
Reeking or Steaming ont«
23crttb^e# to expire, die, de*
ceafe, die fadderly.
to witndraw« recire«
33orttri9e# to chafe, drive or
turn away«
Sorcfy away, out of thaWay,
abfenr, gone« ((OQØf bort)
far off« a great Way off* (mn
f C b« fra et 6tcb) to be ab-
fent or a great Way from a
Place.
^otttblivtt to ftay ont. (fot*
ft^inbe^todisappear, vanifh«
go out of Sight.
^ovtfaftt, to leafc, let or farm
our.
Ibottfaittlft 9 the Leafing or
Farming oot.
35ortfaIbef co fidl
Ibotdattø todepai
wirndraw, fct a
9ortfart# theDep
ting oQt.
SortfSne, tofwec
J&ortfl^ien# flown
3&ott^^/ to flow
Sortfte/ to fly. n
away, efcape, ]
35ortflttliin8# Ren
in^of aLolging
ofa Place.
Xhttfi^ti to rei
qait or letve yoi
(en %in§) to rem
inco anotherPlacc
it away.
3^rtfIyi>c#toflyaii
diaappear, ^t o
l^ortfltvtiiiøf t
avay.
SortforpAgte/ to
or let out.
^bortforpagter, a
26ortforpa8mitig,
or Leafing out,
23ortf#re# to car
tranfport, to fti
(9øtn) CO fpirit
awav Childreiu
frite) to rDn away
gin«
Iftortf^relfe/ tha
Transporting ,
away, the Ran
with*
Sortgaae# co go
yourWay,get yoi
ro depart, fetont
yourfelf, march
S^ortgangi a Dapi
treår, Retiring«
Sortgivte/togivcfi
to marry or n
Daughtcr*
•*.♦.
B» } 109 ( ' fS9
fffwtwmjt fptiHl ^^rt(c^tliltfl^ rhc CooTeying
> bcfhnr vpoii« ro of Water from onc Pltc« co
fi» 'flilow* CH^ anothcr
to btqøcfthont XhftMti CO leflfct Arm« kt
out.
beGivingawty« 3&ortleier^ t Ltafor«
Dootnon* Ltr- 25ottIctiliii9«aLeafing«Lctting
or Farming odc i
» CBt off or 35oi*(Uø8e# co bt diftanc> ly
afar oBT. ^
» hirt onc (fig SorcUflc flg# to flip or flidt
:e OBC or ingago awjy ; co tteal awaj« fneak
awåy, con'vey yonriclf away*
drive, c«m, or Sortlot^f topromire, angago
• («f tanM) co yoor Word. (cil S>åXttt)
vent* driTahim tobccrothtproinifeoraffiancé
t and HoiBt» a Dtaghcer to one, (^SJOjg«
ritcD« rarnedf or BCn cr bO che Coach la. fo-
f^ cnlad« omlaw- rafpoken* bafpoken or bar
åottHonra and fet.
23orcl#be# to run » ffy» gat«
^ tbe Chafing or fcaniper away, betakeyoor-
nr. felf to your Heela, fhew a
kufteoy fpead fairpair ofH«els,inakayonr
dUetogetawayt Efcape, co torn your Back«
Fy Sorrløbnfng/ Efcapa, Flight«
hSjTwIt. loft! ^onvufU fip CO maka. run.
- (forr«M<) to '« •^^*^« yoarfelf.
ifi not co know -35orcrcifc# v« co pare. depart*
id it or what you fet our,go away from a Place«
vitk itt to puc go abroad«
^•y* 23ortrfife (c«> aDeparture,
éaThrowing or Satting ont , a#oing away
y, from a Placa.
togetaway» dis« 25orcrei(l/ deparcad« fac onc*
kO <o be 1of^• gone away«
got away, loft« 33ortrci>cii# plackt or pnllad
> poc or lay a- ^*
25orcrit>Cr to deparc, fat ouf
ilongforgoing onHorfeback. torida away.
I longing Oafira 33orcriii^^ co rnnoflforflow
ouc
(mb) to draw 'Kotttivti copull« pluckaway
ey Water from by Force* to taar off> takt
anochcr* oflu
1^0 ) liO ( ^6
toortrømmc# to fly » %et,
fcaroper awåy , make your
Efcape. f.t^rrløbe fr<t. ^ivt
one the Slip. ([fra Sorcel*
bre, ^dnOK.) ro clooe«
J^ovtvømmin^. Efcape, fiight*
3&orrrØDbef to femovc forne*
thing, fet ir out ofthcWay,
(9<øte åf trtfb) to dcftroy,
txcerminace9 cat oft^
S^orrtn^Mfi to pollf plnck
away by^orCe* to tear out.
S^ortfceløé, to fell titter, dis-
pofe of » put ofT, to vend«
S^onffftte/ to put AQde, fet
afide orapart« to retnove,
(paa SCcntc) to pnt on In-
tercft.
Sorrfeé^ to ram yoar Eyts
awey from.
IbovtftUif to deparc, ftil away,
fet f^ili put out«
Tbottftn^tfto fcnd or difpatch
tway, fpeed <way. (SJore)
to forward , difpttch or con-
' v^ goods,
Sortfénbelfe^ the Sending or
Diipacchingaway, Forward-
ing, Crinveying*
Ibévtfltafftf to remove« pur
aw.iy. fend a greatWay ofF.
Ibovtftatt, to cqt off or our«
IbovtftimHå to give away to
one^ mWn one a Prcfenr of,
prefent one with a Thing,
bettow upon him«
IbovtiiUnfning , the Giving;
away, Bellowing upon^ Do-
nation.
a5orri17if re / f. bchrcnbe.
X>ottVvccfft, to frighcen,
fcarc one away.
Ibottft^t, ro puf h away«
33onff^I^ig, due, owing.
(fotti 3)anb øiat 9tO S)iøtr;
to wcar away«
Sdrrfl A Ae#Caf Canfei
drive away disp«1 1
'^ottfUtbtt to drågi
harry away.
IbovtftctnQt j (é bon
C&ortfn4pp€r ro fnai
Iteal away« (cil !p((]
away with a GirJ.
35orrfitappe(fef the S
away, Robbing. ^
Rnnning aWay wil
!6^cfnappei> (en) t
ldon(ni§t f Cnogft;
ririvately, purl^in,
fteal away. ((tjt)
fneak. Hip away.
9onfOVtf to (lip foin
- Sleeptng too låne.
Sortfi^iilé/ (Venge
Money by Gamin«
S^orrfprtnøC/ to leaf
' hop away*
SortflteU, to fteal'
rob, plundcr.
23wt(l^bCf to pofh
away , fhove om
his ?lacei
23ott|t^^ee# to fty
Duft, be dufted i
blown about rsDc
to Duft.
25drrflrv1e* to ftrike,
:&drtfrin&e/ Cforrt>in]
appear, vnnifh aw
U^tmti) to fall aw
iDCii^er* O'om Sya
unfwell.
)3dirtfvinbclfé^aFa!l:
siG'OW'n^ nicngcr
23orrfvøminef to fwi
to eicapc by Swir
33orttitré# to confun
2&oi'ttø:reø , ro be c
wafted , giow meci
away.
^øvttaQ^, to rake aw
ve, doaway,withdr
VQ to dcprive, bei
of fonicrning, ta
CgortrDlIcCfc; to di
SSo ) 109 ( s»
Vifiy on, ro bcltow upon, to ol \V;Tei irts ud: Pia:^ :i
(mtmsjtf
c ofr <
i« om. Cfi9
int or ingige
Umift, lo drive, tern, or
Olle. ontUwonc, drivshim
fronHonrc ind Home
BfnjogtL driven, tnrned, or
doTtdiwiy, exilcd, ODclitr-
(i itmr, from Houft md
Benief«tB9> the Chafing or
Senilt, Ib biftcn, rpecd
•■■TsikcHifte togcraway<
Avtb^, tinfa(ltt, ciit,
U'ci.i (ir finne aw^Yi lolf.
Btnf j^, ;o ciJt , throw or
*af iwiy, Cforlcrøgf^ to
kft ■ Tbing, not lo hnow
■Wn CO find iicrwhatyoq
bi( done »ith it, to pnt
of ibc Way.
ibcThrovingor
fer.
SortUtnirs.
S, ■«. s:.** -^
|[o abiaid.
Z^ørtrnft Ol>
Smitiga«. L,
friM iflMb
ibo ) iio ( »o
iboTtttmmt, to fly. s«,
fetmper awiy , mtke yoor
Efcipe. r.bortl^bc fra. giv*
ene the Slip. Cfw Sot«('
tre, rødnbic.) ro cIodc.
Sortrømming. Ercipc.I'iight.
3^«trT«^^e. o rcmovc fnme-
thing, fet itnut oftheWjy.
Cjf*« «f mtD) to dcftroy,
•mcrminat« , ctit off.
»OttPlHe. to pcU, pinck
■wty by Forte, to tctt oat.
2»rtfiz(gt, to fell mt«r, dis-
poft of, pnr otft 10 vend.
Sortffftttr to pnt aSde. f«
efide oT iptTC, to Tcniovc,
Cpafl flICB«) to pnt on In-
(crcft.
S«rrfH( t(t torn yoiiT Ey«>
»wey from,
SonfrUCf tod«part,failnwty,
fct IVi). puE our.
2»rtr*itbc<to fcnd oT diTpiTch
•w>y, rp«d <wiy, (5)nrO
to forward, dtfpttcliorcon-
■ vey goodi.
Tbonfinbtlfti the Sending or
Dirpsichingewiy, Forward-
inj, Cnnveyinj.
SørtfTttfTt, to remove, pur
aw.iy. fend n gteitWay off.
' SortfFAte, lo c>]t oiT or oui.
SonflllenEb lo Rive aw«y to
onci inv onc iTrerenr of,
frefent one wrth a Thiog,
ellow upon him,
SortfTifnCning , thc Giving
■wjy. Bellawing nponf Do-
%onfFtFFc , f. t>(>ttrcBb(.
SertffrnCtc , to frighten,
rciK onc away.
Xiottft'^t, to pufh away.
SenfF^lblg, due, owing,
SørtfP^ae, ro vafh away
Cfom ESanb giat nb Siøttj
■a w>gar away.
35*«(I««f ,Caf ftiin!«>o
drive away dispcl . dii
%Ott|l«bt, Eo dtag. ht<
liarry away.
Sortfldtigei f. t>ontit|l
35orrrniippt( to rnaich.
Ileal away, Ctnfiit) t
away wich a Girl.
I6»rtfii«|9p(lfti> theSnati
away, Roblimg, fpl f
RDnnin^ aWiy wiRi a
ftorrfnatipeif (en) ■ fto
9»»rnjgti Cnoert) tø
^rivarely, piirl"in, pili
fteal away. Cfifl) to
fneahi ll'p »way.
SftdrtføVi I« flip romtthi
SIceping too Ure,
SortfiiiDtf (VcngO >*
Money by Gaming.
Sorifprfnfief to leapt I^
hop away,
^ortitltU, ta fttal'am
rob, plnndcr.
Sorttt^bt, to paTh or I
away , Orove om c
his rlace.
39ol-tft49e» f to fly iwi
Duft, be dufted aW*]
blnwn ibntli rtDuft, I
to D..[t.
3ftart(h:<ci1e,[olHikc.fwM
»ortfolu&t, Cforf»in*0"
ipueir. vanini away.
StacHMt)iu<al)*way, I
mciier, /fB« ^OSCtf«
vnrwcll.
35»nrvlnbtlfCiarallingt
aG^owng meager.
Søctfv^mintf toTwim 1
t" efeapd by Swimmii
Korttitre, to ciinrum«, i
SoL-ttÆrc« , to be conf«
walted , groW meaieri
Sorten gCf to lake away, i
ve, doaway,wiihdraw,4
Bp to dcprive, bereai^
of fomerning, lake i
CSmnZtm "• 'li^tK
5o ) III ( 00
tbtTtkinf awaf« 7^oc(ttttt (19, co fixt fctcle or
\%t Removing, eUablifli yoarfelf or your
Abode in a PUce» bcffin ro
keri«way.rcaiov- liv«: and dwcU chere; fec up
iwn, • yoiiv Living cherc,
oftatre) to wipe, 23Qe(i5bétiN/ fettled.ef^ablini-
away or ofF, to cd , fixed« f» Honsholder«
3&oeff 4b> Furnitnre»Hoorhold-
• chc Drainingi goo(ls» MoveabUs* Ucen-
(O drain , draio 2&dtanif/ (ttrtefcMO Botany»
ed up* JbotanifuB # CUrtcnoibC?) a
to draWf pnll* Bocanin:« an Herbalilt«
vay. 33durgo9ticviiil/ Hurgiindy«
toilirongoflaotit 23oufere/ toimbors, inakeim-
e. bosfed Woirk, fflake Figurtø
) ttchange« bar- -in Retievoi
cliop, iwop forne- 9ftdiifeei*fon(t/ the Art of loi'*
Aotncr, bofling,
\f Exchang^e, 33otifcrei^f an ImboiTtr*
^outtiUt, a Bottl«.
to go awayi go dot?/ the Shoulder.
eryourfeif gone, 230P| (et @hbO a Bo^. fe«
oor. fParp i5 ) a lean Bow. (en
n wflfh away. f^ttt ^0 fl't>lufF or bold Xow»
iiofebyiayingor . ((gfibex fciUr faa ffsrf at
1 Wag«r. . bet bo!b^* @fum fiaaet for«
cnrnDtt'orawayt øcb^oi^en) the Ship carriet
rt. (^inbrt) to a Bt^ne in her Mouch« 0£A'
eoff. nonerne for tø., Øoo'ØCof«
f a Turning oflf, ferne eHer fromme Sir«ct
for i Q30 Bowpieces.
decline, reccde, 23ovbU& / (paa en t^eft) the
ityourfelf, kccp Withcrs ofo Horfc.
Yay, fly from. 2^0 vHne/ Bo wline» C^a(^9t
, Deoial, Refv (incn til) f harp the Bowline*
'• 2^0^^e(/ a Hangmani £xcca-
flAae} to deny, tionsi , Jackcatch.
)rt". rejea. Cpvv »^^^elrnegt/theExcCuflone^'s
id away. Cfor. Scivant or Man. Qqtnm
fh, exile, reU- SKenncJPc) « Tormcnior,
^' L rj 25^^5»clm«ø(!gi cruel, bar-
lag, withcr,fade barons.
., diooptdecay, t^^^j fov/ to makc Amcnd«,
Reparation fort fatisfy for.
leFading away, ?{^,j^ ^o pay, fmart for,
iVfihering. ^f^^ ^j„^ gefQto cxpiatéyour
• fixody elUbiU Fanlti, atone for or laake
Aronement for them. C^CO
f&ø ) 114 ( S5r
Ibifftfi^tt, thc Si>hr x>f • Gan.
SøifefCub ; Gunihoc« (paa
ét ?J.narO withina Gnnfhot,
2Døfre(loP# cheScock of dGiin.
35øflcflftrte/ an Arquebufier«
350flei CStelftbeffO « Gammbn
of Bacon.
a^ørtCf a lirde Tub»
250V'<1; Rcnct QuirrenCi Fee-
farmrentv
!35^ytibon^t, a Tcntnt liable co
Quicrenr«
Ib^^tlbvtVt a Leafe«
S^^rclgaai'^.f a Feefami*
25i^|reigo^ø# a M-inor.
a^øjrel perre # the Lord of i
Manor.
00]rlCr to f ake on tc»^e. (borO
CO let) leafe or farm ouc«
T^éHf f. Hit.
T>vaa^, a Prick> S'ing^*
Idvaabtf Cbe feefle ^labo jtor«
net ffQbcr op af forben om
jforaarcp a Slip or rtnder
Shoot ot Corn, a Bnrj^eon.
a^raaDf/ (fPo^e op fom en
9raabe) (O come or fhoot
up, ro buryreon.
75vaa^t, C3orbu$)mnd) a Barri-
cado of fcllcd Trces«
^vabétnf, a car^jcninj Placc.
Z>tactitt, a B-acelcr.
^ta^, (nebb^lbenbt) floning;,
dcclining, Itcep, ftaftig)
fndden.
2^r4^ptfllt^e t a Fryfngpan,
Ste\vini?pan»
T-va^fe, (@9mmeboi)(ber/fom
liere 6ro(c tcO Scuds.
S^ra^fpi^/ a Spir« Broach.
Z>rat>fpH, W.ndlafs.
Z>tæb€V, Bo^rdj,
35r<t8e# to bicu,
2^r(tgéil/ rhc'Blcacin^ of Sheep,
X>txf, (Briftf SXceone) a Chink.
Fifsare^ Chap , f» it^Oe*
a^rttr^riPf a Vomfr, Ei
33rÆf&t9ti9; emeric<)L
X>txfbMnmtt i Cboé ^
mi^iJcrO a Mafon*s Cn
^votf^tt to break, (* '
fer) ro break in Piecec,
biiianben) to break afn
(b. meb eet) to break I
to fnap. Cct »BrtiO to
unfeal. (cn DerT to
opcn a Door. OStra
to redea. (eii %ata
to rout or break rhroi
Batt<)lion. (il^) to v
disgort^e« calt up. (fil
,fi^) ro pQke, rerch, beqi
orqualmifh, tofeela^
blingof theSromach« (
terodSunaeaffId) cqi
up >0DrGuts> to Ipatl
bly« (oiiae i @t9ffei
break,
33r(tfFejerii; an Iron-bi
Croe.
X>vxffeiiQ, fragil, brirtli
ro break, eafily fnt]
broken,
^vxfMiQ^tb, Fragility,
rlenefs, Aptnefs to b«
kcn.
^rÆfPeT; brokeh, (ndp
23rA*Fmi^^e^ anEmctico;
mir.
»r«fii«nff, CVrnlelfe) B
ing. C®PPe«) Vorni
Disgot^ging.
23ritCpuIverf tmetic Poi
X>vctmmt, i Border, Ltcei
loon, Edgi*
^tccmmtf V* to ornameni
-a Border«
33r<tn^b4r, combuflible,
Bammable, apt to take
23r«it^bar(^eb # Combnfl
nefs, the Quality of ti
Fire,
^ræ
i5¥ ) Xts ( fSit
)tf f.Wood, Firewao^t
C^OMeO derved
1 (ttUwgtty rrolind
L (et &t^tU e. ft
i itaflefooficR^ a Bil-
t, r* Cnogct) to brnrp«
HK With Fire> hurc er
ad vith Fire. CAhO r<>
]rc^irk> ro mtkcChark
f rcoaUt Cf^^ttT, itgi*
*,)to makeor bakePort,
Ae. CAait) to burn
C4SrcrnO(9iiii/ f^nof
\ t&^tke Brani^s to <
%qiiavir« &C4 C<d9lcn
rljoi^ mcøcr) thc Son
rnc.^nned or (ceitfii^-
ad. (fir 0(aO to VI-
Cit »a flfsndr) to de-
ill WTtbFire aniSword«
to born yourfelf* ((14
cM^Bub^ro 'cald your-
»?di Ik'i Warcr. (foic)
tfrc (rt ®v»«r of) ^o
rifficharge a Gan« (b,
MWr) CO roall Coft«-
5- C&- ^«)* •«" Dagcn^
r DayliX*it Ci>. ni«
9€d ftielbalina) to
or broom a Sbip«
, ▼* O'Dctccre^ af 3!^
Sranb) to bum, con-
r'ch Fire-. bcinflamed9
Firt. (af SScflicrIig*
obe inflamed with De-
f.lf ®rrte) to be in a
fWbc in/lsmedor burn
^njer. (of Stcrliabcb)
r,forLovc,bc overHcad
rs in Love. (afUtdaf'
bC^)to long with great
itncc*
^laø/ t Barning?!;lafs*
isning tHtx ^tiøft^
Utfig of Trees.
jemraSeoring orMark-
6t
honfe . Room fo" Wood,
^tan^tmcctte, i'ub. a Brandy
C<nitt;ry, Stigma, a Mark of ' -
InUmy, a Mairk with a hot
Iron,
^tccn^mittUi (Jerner, 6»©ti»
med M brcrndeO a Brand- '
irrtn;
23r<;eii^f m((lrf e # v. to bnrn,
mark a Criminat or a Fek>ii
vich a ho'Iion,rf> (Uginaciz&.
to brand with.a Tbkcn o^
Infamy,
idvctnttmattft^ bnrnt whb«
hot Iron, ftigmacized. *
23ir(Cttt>f mi^bel^ ah Efcaroti'C)
Catif^ic«
25rc»nDeii^ ^vctnlbing, Bukn-
ing, Finng. Conlnuiingwiiti
Flie ; Confl 'grari n,
25l*a?n^epIrtbø, ^ Woodyard*
3&v^l1^epttllft, (i et tjgr^old
FociM
^vccnbtitabtU a Pile ofWood*
^rien^evec^/ Fi ewnoi.
ibvctn^tViin, B^'niy Cnrn-
fpvirs* Itrnng \Va'C-5. (ofh
inO'IP) Arrak, (DiftiB^ij)
Runi»
Xfvxn^tviin^hvccn^cv, aBran-
dyman , Dsll'l'iir.
2&ratn;>eviinø^.uuø, a Bi andy-
fhop. '^
23ra?n»evttrt9m<:n^, it>txn*
X>vccnttT9iin^nci\tt a Coppcr-
nofe.
w&r(tn&eviin«p;ittbef an Alcm*
bic,a Sfll
^tctnttviinsøtntttif th«
Selling oi Brandy by Re-
t-iil.
Sl'cen^&e^e/a ftortchingHear.
2^ra:ii&^ef & ^ pipinghoc.
2?»l•<*n^ing/ (i>o»l(»l)) Surf.
»r^nbittBer/ BrcakerSiSyrtet,
Quickfaods^
Zt } 116 ( I6t
^Mlbofftt, m baint Off«f
IjbrttnOfpttl« t bnraing Uif
t>rxnbt, hmnt. fb. S-wt)
- ■ Bum. (fi. f»iii ^tqiHtta)
bik«d.
-»r«nb««icftii r Cl £bi)ini«0
PhI-iriltnn.
aBr«g,»rfln(n, aCtack. CHni.
rickiing Noife. ^ CiSlttab
lerO Detonation orDriving
twiyillim^nrcrulp'iurtoDt
. ind mctcDtial ?utt of a
Bodf.
aVAØtr locrafh, cnck. cUp.
Sftttlgtr brou|tliE< carticdi con-
vey'd. (i Orten) r«r D' ptit
in Orffer &c, . f. v. ^^jnge.
Jbtat , (XM (»di eiltO >'*'*•
C(Mn ajoiit) brj-.h.rii. bri-
nifh. (ligøc *.) to tie f«l-
\om.
Ibfftt, Foftiin. CtPftbtft)
Bo« > fin.
3&r«FlAn«, fcllow Groond.
SrDFn«rC( broa-l ar flic Nofc
SAifnotfKi fl'ttiored,
SrAin, f. er. C^ramradc,
VcjtnfiiO ti Sflct/ ©(il.
Sra«, CMortJloafting. Olhn'
ST(Iinb2r> Brimbleberries.
SmmbncTliB, Bitmblebcrry
bMfh.
7&rAininCr Cbiallt) t« boaft.
biat[ of.tobeproud oF,tRhe
Priici". lu piide (ir Gioty
in o Tliing
Srftmmin , C^tatTtn) Bo«(l-
, ing. Br^eging , Gloryiiig.
.»r«nf, C^ltbO l'i.rtiiii^He.it.
(btiinBtnef w;5ttt St«, lai
oetaf^l«'^) »Br^nl, Fire-
bi-ai-n COlOcbroiP; Fire.
ConflAKration, rtol* !».)
I Gmnrene. O Wti) tit«
SnaffofsCandie-O*«!'")
.BlaltormislitinCotn.Cpo;«
i SB-} 10 be »n f itc or in a
Flive. CtiK<i9
nn Fira, to fire,
- (ømme i tBr.) ">
Srin&bttUT .'ne
hif Houfe by Fir
3E^r<UlVbr(»( a Certit
tovne.thaihaslol
■nd Goodf by F
for Fire,
'Srantbiid an A^d
]&r<in»'CoDKt.a Cb
10 thofc, that ara
Ftr», ,
Sranbft f. ftiwe.
Ibtan^tr, a FiTeffi
»l■l.ln^M'- F>r*m«
BcunOfoiorbiiingr
nn.Ci O'Rif^ulj'ii
ifg the QucriEliin
SiantOllIi flainsfc
Smnebogti a Fii
hooh^.'d Pole to 1
rhcHoures, to fto
SranPffllTej » F're-
h.-; ■!■ I ifuran« i
Bi«n6FlofEe, tbc /
SranCtorn, blafted
led Corn,
SranVlibtr Soffere
Srnnbliigi) the Sme
Branbmuiir f a br
a Stonewall.
Sran^re61fab( Infti
JoenchFire, at Hi
ers,Spoii[I> Eng
kers.
3&ront>røt, (ifB.-itib
let OTNeck ofaB
iniiWmiilt Sol. cl
3Sranb[Faber Dauiaj
SmiiMTatf • Rinlon
from ■ Plac« for
burat.
tBr ) 1X7 ( fdv
Snittbffartc^ ro txi€t t Rtti-
fom from iiPlace for not being
bnmCi or ro exrorr Money
from It bj Threfltening of
Firing r
9ralt^fpan^» a Firebncker,
fttaa^Anrt^ite^ a Firecnginc.
35r«lb(li9e# a Fireladder*
3&r«v^9^gr# a Firewatcb.
l^t«iltf CO fry.
Tbttdtt to roaih
Jkaft^mbrace. C&hHUttttO
(6. til hi bt 9}llU>) ro bring to
(I. op Og brioO <o ftrike t
Hall.
a^afer, Bruces. Q^ittt fa(t
mtb^vatev') bracetf« (®toø
tekxaf O Mairbraces, (3^^
Mrafcrj Forebraccs. (^e*
fiHflcraabraicr^ Crofsgick-
racws. CSCt^MtaUr) Mi-
icncopbraces* (»{ormcré«
metillcafcr^Maintopbraces
(8corcbcjmK'U6r«> Main-
tøpgal anrbvdces, (Socc«
friøfeilx^briifer^ Foretop-
|allanrl>rdces.
SrofFCy to boaf(, brsg of« be
prood of» nke Pride in« to
pride or glory in a Thirg^
SrapffR/ Boalting, Bragging,
0(ten ration«
9rar» f^e^p.
Sroutcr 33raureri(/ f, prale;
Pralcrie.
^av# Oappf O Ivcave, val>ant»
cou«-ag;eou s. C rctffaffcn )
brave, virtuoDS, good, ho-
neft, honoorub*c, credirable,
S3!lan^) an honc(( Man , a
Ian of Honour. (6o(t)aO
t brave, valiant Soldier«
{Uttf btati) oh brave,brave-
]y, nobly, finely«
fcaoere# tciboaft, braeof, to
glorv in,valuc yoDrfelf Dpon
a Thiflg,
35reb, a5rebbe# tbe Edge.
Brim, Margin of a Thing,
(&ttantb.) Seafidc, Shorc.
C9ta »rO f be Rivcrfide. (paa
Cn?5'0«b; beBrimofaWell.
Cpnact®laO the Brim of a
Glafs. Cp«o er IBtaO Mar-
. gtn or Mirgcnt of a Lcafi
»rebe, C®">0 the Breadth,
Widenels. Larvrenefs. (fra
fi'ntcncL!Wk|uator)Laticiide.
23rebC, v, ro fpread. unfold,
exrcnd, flretchoiit, expand«
d'larc. OreNubfonrctSRpg«
U')fo Jivnige, pnblifh mal:e
public. C(tq uj>) to fpread,
dilate , wtden , grow wi.de,
increafe. comerhicker, mnl-
■ riplv, waK, comc-on. C^V»
hctyo fprc«'! or Itrcw u..a.,
to I i'ter,: C^uøcn) to lay tha
Tftbk'cloth«
S^rtbfnlt)/ brimfuK tip to tlie
Brim« (&« ®laé) a Bnm-
per»
35rcbt og vibt, fp'icloQslyt
widciy, at large. 0>Vtbt Dg
bitt DCftClt^Oknnwnfarand
wide, nniverfally known*
^vttbf broad, large, ample,
wide, deep«
23reebfobeCr Cptatfobet) A^^-
footcd,
25reebfftiIbrét#broadrhoii1dér-
cd.
2&reone, (Utt) Férn, Brake.
33remø/ a Breeze, Bree, Gad-
fly. C&cBcbr.) a Hornet«
^orfefly.
23temø# C^aa iJ^eftO ■ Snaffle,
or fharp Bit for Horfes« a
Farrier's Tool to brake
Horfes with > a Brake,
»remff/ («tl t^W to brakc a
Horfe^
^vtfte, C^ufi ffubt t en ^of5
cKcrSl^UUr^a Rreach of aWall
of a
f^v ) 1*20 ( S3r
9rO(21a8# thc Swipe of a Crime*
Bridge. 2Di*>t»f ammcr # the Pam
Srog# T 33ii|rtr. 23r«&rrttmme^ t Cra
9reøet# vanegtred* motly« Bread*
fueckled » parrycolonred, 23r^bf tirv# a Pannier.
checkered » f^otted , grisly. «c iBt, op for ctn) to ke
^tof# C(Bc«t)(illi)) a Bidger. ihorrofhis Viduals,al
3&rof, CSarMel^b) fiurfting, a oneofhisNccenfaries,!
Raptuie. (fom i)ar 90 ^^^* him.fmall Commons.
ln% a Rnpture« Sr^M06/< CunptCtg) anp
Xrofabe^ Brocade, Tisfae* ble« Cu^cn Smbebc)
Sbrofbaanb, aTrofft Snrpen- out Employintnt, i
fory, Place*
35roffugI» a Plovar. , 33rØbr(# Brothers or
9&rdf6iltlb'Al*crncr, Tumbl en ren«
Siofflforrcr/ an Operator, thac a^r^^reb^riii Kephen
heaifl Buritenafs by Way of Niccei,
Se^icin, X>X^^ifab, a Locker for
55^SSe;/:P.^^e•;orPavier. "^^T"' ''^ '^^ ^'
STaFaverfBeetlcorRam- »W^bfmiiU, a littlc C
iner» Bread.
»wiflt«ger.^«mmer/aPaver's »P*^f«PPe# »Soup of «
Twifri. * Panado.
»tolorrøeVpeiige, Paviagc. »rgbcyv, (Juffcrf føra
^rolÆøiiing, Paving. ^ 9xøM fra Oe retic «
9rome|lci;i a Tollman, an * Spoiltrade,
Overfeer of a Bridge. JOV^tvoQn, a covercd V
a^ronce, Bronze. ^^O Ci«*rv Bread.
»rop«le, the Piif s of a Bridge. *^h O acanctonjlcii;
3Br#peiigei Pontige. -»^."^"Vi' <» >
»lofdjeret, wrougiic. »r^Jo Crom en 8#»0 n
a5rotoll> , Brughmore. C«om cn Ojrc) to low.
XhroQte, to brag, boait. glory, «» V«Of O to bellow.
vapotir. Ibv^itn, Roaring*. L
SrØb# Bread/ (if^r) foft or Bellowing.
new Bread CaainmcIOftale :5r#nb, a W«ll,
Bread. (bméba^tt) Hous- ^\ J , „, ,„
holdbread. Cmi) white »r^ntwiare , th« Weitt
Bread. Cl^a»e ccn t fit %rO Svéni^btf fen/ « Ciftei
to have one in yotir Service, ion.
?.Sr7 VT.«rÅJ"^ ^!f If: »røn Wwr, the Waters.
C»«re I ccn*.«r. ) to bc qj^^^ ^^ „f^ j,,^ ^^^j,
in one's Service. Cforticnc ^ ^ ^ „, ,,
•t©r»>) to earnyour Live- JOV^nt>gxavtt, a Well
fihood. Oa»e fit Scocbr.) »røn^l^iul^ a Wheel t
10 have your Competancy* Water iip with«
Sri
»r ) 121 ( »r
Ar^nbtiu^ « Wellpir*
Ibr^n^fatfti Wiicercre/rei.
Ibrénbfifit, f. T^tf^n^btfUn.
^énbmtfittf a Conduictnt-
fter.
9rØiiboanb# WcIIwarer.
Ibt^nbviPVti a Wellfwipe.
Déftd» Imperfeétiont Infir-
micy.
SréfkMtltigy ruinooStdecayM,
filuk t« Oecay.
ZiøtittMqbt^f cheDecaying
or Falling; co Decay of a
Hoafcy needing co berepai-
red.
Bni^r (Sr«! mnø) the Break-
ing. a Fraaion« (Søoteé)
a Breaking or Infradion of
aPromif«. (grcbé) Ruprurc»
Breach of Peace* -f
Snib# Cfom øiotcO * Bride»
Spoufe.
)5nibcfaffel/ Weddingtorch,
Ibndefoif ^ newmaried Peo-
9rMf^rer# Brideman«
9Bibcgavc# bridal Prcfcnt,
Dowry,
95ni^^uue # th« nuprial
Haufe.
Bmbcf ammer, bridal Cham-
ber.
Smbcf liebntng # Wedding-
doches.
SroMfranbi/ cbe Bride*i
virginal Garland«
Srn^patf newniarricd Cou*
pie,
hin^tpigt, the Bridemaid*
S^bcfcng/ the Br ide-ar con-
genial Bed« Marriage-bed«
Zvtt^ammtl, cheWeddin^-
JoincftooU onwhichrheBri-
degroom and Brid«. do kneel.
3^f uScfm^f F(/bridal or nuptial
Ornaments, which cheBride*
groom gives to the Bride,
ttiiOefh^r/ Dowry» Porcieiu
Snibervenb, theBridelaadeo
Briicman , Paranymph,
Tdvu^tvtvé, nuptial Verfas^^
fipithalamium.
S^rubevielf^a nuptial Sermon,
t!ie Minilicr*s Solennizing
of Matrimony betwean tht
Bridegrooro and Bridc« the
Mini(ter*s Benedi£(ion of
newmarried People.
23rtlbtvogn, the Coach of nei«^
married People.
3& r tt b g o m^ Btidegroo v,
Spoule«
23rtlbt/ broken*, crackt«
^tu^ntZaU flFradiont br«i>
ken N amber«
33ni8/ CSruacn) the Ufc,
Employing.or Rnjoyment of
A Thing. C&if) Uft, Ufage,
Cudom« Pra<^ice.
23ntgbar, ufeful, fitoraptto
be ufcd or employ'd.
3^nlger (lettene fi^aQ to ufe,
makcUleot', ro cmploy, ap*
ply* (()aoe no2)iø) ro wnnt«
jack,'need, have Occafion
for« CnQDe grugt af) to en-
joy, C|)a9e92i)UC«Otomakc
Ufeof, improve, makepyo!-
ilt by. CP<iaeiiulo9UdiS)laa«
hO Eo ufurp« (roungcc 9)s^
fen) to behave affcaedly«
(Sn^Cb m€6 CeiO to make
Iree with one« (Stet) to liv^
byrRule, keepallndCourfa
of Diet. O^ebinn) to take
Phyrfic« (£roølo»0 to ofe
Quirk? or Fetches at Law*
Cfcv mAttøe 9c6(trbcr) ro uft
too much Geftures, be full
of Aaion. (jifttttanfO »•
refled« confider. (tDCtQbigc
Orb) to bqnivocate« (Ub^ug#
fer) ro ufe Shift or Evafions«
(mange Orb) to verbalize«
(nnr^ttii^ibtlBUiQ^tb) to go
aboot the Bufh« ((ig) CO
bøttir yourfelf.
S5t ) lai ( iSt
dihflry. cuftomary, ftf hio
qOrnpime, 'fnn en ^i«i)) to
roar. Cfcm in^iO co lium,
bilis Cfoin »11 ■JJnlTy ">
foimd l-kt aBAf.viol, fP««
itWilfttW) W murmur,
grpinblc. muncr, ^towl.
tTCt. innmhle,'
Murrouring , Grombling.
Miittcnns. '
a^viin. brown.
aSrunafltin, brwnin..
»llllirntp • PrunEttc.
Sruncttf. a brown Gwl. .
Sriingmi'r fnliow.
»nmfaolf tt«"^ Csbbii«.
3&runlA&(ni biownifh.
»mnvoS , Scrophuiary, Fig-
ØtKnc«^> reddifhbroyi'n.
»ruhl*/ RnlfinS " pot.
»CiinOl, ("lut.beJniRotor
bqittiirvK CO go to lUt.
J6«mftl*l. rntring ;
«xmi(b©Ev1n. chcBellwtfing
ofU«i- 10 il"* K->""iB.
aStnnfltt^ Rutriitgtime.
J^FUU, CO far, foam. .'Cftm
• Wavci'. Cfom^&ftjio frcc.
»nifcn, (SotnO ,Roari"t>
Eoamins, Kiling m Wives.
■ C«lDfls:Frtning. Worhma,
, Etnnai.iaupn ot Cy.Ur.
IBrilfentf, impMumis, boiftcr-
fUEi furioui I cuciigiDas.
Srnf&Aner a ftghti'i
XntnfTt GiilU«,- Cav
Briitr»( tirrilagir.
Sritii«fiieppt , Ruft
Sn;«rtobri!jhihi-i
intnngs-v
(»4rt> to Jill
rl'li«
Cjortdi B)
aleftup..
FlJX '
oiiai
t (t ;^U0 to t»
Home. ^tilBfto
optn a Door.. (o)
otr. (ot "KO £(i[
Ciinp. bictk up.
tobeit-punzlcior'
' one'»Brain' "(>or
Cfmaat f»j) <bi'0>
ouc. iU-va &iTai
fnSt. (3'"(n) to
Ice.maJii; Wayioi
t!.c Way. (flf/ Pl
Sluok orf. erop, s
tn) t.. bri-'ak Bu
SrT^tilr Hrjaking,
( Slcifltcns) J
CpMrttitbcIft) ■
Sct^ctii CSirtwn,
Vcxtrn.Tioubluv
Bil^Itrir-^.
Ur
Coiii
3^rt^trf(, Vcxation
Pair. Affliflion,
1 yo ■
intDd, nieddl«
'•-If
»c ) 123 ( S5t
8røc nt, Wm MitntO to
9anb af DamoKj m over-
Iow. hredk rhe Uikes. /i
laab tmoo noii<0 '^ »ciaiA
cry out jsaintt une«
2n9ge« c 6 brcwv makeBeer«
:5c^, f. »roe,
Sniscrf aar^/ a Hou^« allow-
•4 10 txeroil'e ciic Brewcr's
9r«|;fr|»nfi« ^ « Brewhonfe.
&fj9ecfar# a Brewdr'« Coo-
ler or Keevc. : . "
9r^9gtrff«vlf a Dityraant i.
at9wtT's Man,
Snggcrftc^el^ • a «rewcr*i
Cojiper. ' . » . •'
hnsi9tvf^ntf a Mfllrkiln«
:5n99enVrnb f a Brewat^a
JoD'ne\man.
Vfsservogit/ a Oraycart«
Snsunø/ 33r50, Brewing,
Srplaf , Wedding, Marriage,
dieMtfnnicy orCelebracion
•fa Marriagc. C&olbc Q3r.)
tolKepa Weiding,cclcbracc
aMarriage« CMo gaac ti(
9tJ) to invicc , ro ao co a
Wedding. C»«V^ '^ti 9rO
co he at a >Vedd:ng*
^ttupobreVi an invicatory
iecccr ro come c o a Wed-
ding.
SrfBuptt49f Weddmgday.
Srtlupafe(lf Wcddingfeaft»
htsHnpéioif tUtt (BitfttVi rha
nnprijl Gucrts,
trvSnptf lortning # nnptial
Girmenr.
^^upømaaUi^f a Wedding-
mt»],
^fkttp$ttat$i nnptial Cere*
oonics or Sol emni tics*
^r^UiipBfang, nnprial VerfcS)
£|iiralan)Uiiu,
3^^t1^e/ (45can() aborning
Heat, Ardoiir, Fervency.
Ardcncy, Fire, Cåictlifi»
l)C(é) the Heat of venerca)
.Priching. alafcivious DeGre
after CopDlation«(cin^Onn)
Brimming.
T^tynit, theSigbr, Vifier ofa
Hcadpiece or Heimor
^tintfttan,' Hnrniiliing Stone«
23r^fFe, u 2&ttiff. .
(»elbr9Åa# tiorbrvf cO hav-
ing a grcar Brcaf^ (øattO
-. Fa4)a»Xcars,Babbt«fjBreatti;
Udder. Cfoni iat dav« (Bro«
j^O'hiYi^^. grwt.^realla»
. Dii^a, T«at8. . (Uiøåc til <B0
toputro theBreafh (SunøO
<Lung. C^aDC^et RvTrrt %r.^
to be of goo'd Inngs, (htt
. ftoaertifinfor^rOhisBreaft
r or Ohett- is oppresfed wict»
Sliine,
Ttt^iti^cec, Jiijube.
3&rvilbeeti/ the Brenftbon«*
Sternon«
23rvflbiUedC/ a Buft.
^^tr^fl^vi^r a peiloral Dccoc-
riofu
33rif(lbnøfa Stoinac}ier,Underi
waittcoac; Breaftcloch.
25rv(le ftgr to bricken, bridle
it, bridle yourChin, thruft
your Chin into yonrNeck, to
fiold in your Chin proudly,
to carryithigh. (Ⱦre (f bit)
to be puffed up wich Pridcj
, have a proud Gait»
Idr^QOb, pe£(oraK
X>v^(k{)atmff t aCorsIct.
33n(l^inbe / Mediaftin,
23r^jlfaøcrr peiloral Troc-
kliks. Paftiis or Lozenges*
Sri^df lemmen^ the Oppresfioi^
ot che Breaf^
-é
»r ) 124 ( »u
«xpe£koranve,
l^rfftrttm, (paa en f)ift^ Poi-
tral.
Idrfft^n^ft, tWoman'sGor-
35r^flfBcrimnte(# t Tncker.
9^fftfl^rFceacrPla^e» Peao-
rtU Cen SeøtcmeticrO P^'-
ftron« (af en 0>'e) a Urllket
#f Bcef«
SrfitfMr tronbled witk t
Phcinc*
7^t^^t9 t Phtific.
a&rtpertlninfp f* Snpilf (em«
35rf(h9«m# Bretftwork, Pa-
rtp«c*
Srt^VortCf theVippIt of cTie
Bretft, Cl^aa2)Q0 Teacor
:Dut, C<^<n5c^uO ^Mesfengtr.
(^(ii5ebtt^ meO en fcer^eleé
£)rdcc) an Exprefs. (iøu^
»e5 en ReO « Beadie , Ser*
geanr, Appariror*
*u^ C®«bffab) Mcsfage. (Si*
benb<)Ncws, Tidingf. Q^o
faltnø) Command, Ordert
Dire^ion, Charge, Inftroc-
tion« Cnromisnon, Injvnc-
fi«n9 Precept, (be ti Øttbé
Cut) che ten Command-
mencs- (paa noger) an Offer,
Proffer, (i 6piQ a Vy ae
Cards. (paa en Suction) a
Bidding, C))9terc iBu5) Ont-
bidding,
Su^^ing, a Pudding»
35ttben/ inviced, bid» offered,
*?&uMfe, a lictle Box*
?&ubffab/ a Mesfage, Errand,
CHaMiqt 950 Gofptl.
Tbntf (at ffi)e meb) a Bow.
(af en fficf eO ^he Circumfe-
rcnce of a Circle. (i en ^Pffl«
9mi0 «" ^^^^' (unber en
IBtte) theArch of aBi
(paa9laabe)Tiirt.
^uC'Tfabninø r an Arca
SlieCy arched, vanlced.
hegnnør an Arcade, an
ed Walk. (i en $ani
green arched Walk.
^UtinnU concave.
^ue$uul(^e^/ Concavit^
9uefntm# bent» crookc
a Bow*
S^ttefruntMCr tobend,
crookcd like a Bow*
^ntma§€Vf t Bowytr*
33uentRb# convex.
33nerun^^e^; Convesir
^UtftftUø . a Archer > ,-
yer.
^nt^ttMt Impoft*
2^ttcflreng, the String
Bow*
^ittvttff Arhonrwork.
33nevitøf archwife« in i
^uør (9{at>e) Belly, St«
(paa et .fat/ StttM
Belly orMidcfle of a ^
Barrel &c (t^f Q
Paunch, Gntf* (CBl
@eiO a Bunt,
33u9et# bellied, tbat fun
Windings and TiiWiir
^noflafit, aroandbclUc
^Uff Si^f ^ t o Bellybtotf
Draughthorfe; t Girtl
33u99orbinger, Botitlin
Idugl^h, a Loofeneft of ]
Lalk, Wherrygonimb
35u9ne, f. Zlnimmc*
35uøforg, Care foryonr!
3&ugt, (jKrummtnø) Ctq
nefs, Sinuoficy, Bent« i
ing. (9}»fi) a Bay or
rø. paa et Soug) a ]
(faaeQ3.meb) ro mafteti
power* conquer* to
onc.
<Hr ) 125 ( S5tt
fi§, CO boidi bow« .
^ 1^ crooketit bcnCf b«w-
tf , nrned np.
iTf aBelly-God» Epi-
Abbylobber*
„,_ ..Il ihe Griping« or Gri-
^ <rf ét Bdly , Jkllytke*
[Ml (IMnf) t Gotc» He-
rMhek](oat. C^t ramme
liml) aRtmblcck* CaC
tonijaStwingrresfel or
M. (ttt 6pifcbcr»e K J
ijkk, Trcftle. (Cømplu
mC)a Bov« Rcverence,
Ch|r. (lirfccIfO • Blun-
dv.
Nofegty.
rr (lut) WoodrooC
ttÉRfi (UiO (O bend» bøw,
wbiaoolbMj.(ncfc)co bend,
W«A»n, ircine. (fig)
m Wi iftwn, Itoop, lean*
étA viAfoor Head (ffø
ftrtflirirfOtoli« ^^nar or
dSoftniicGronnd. ((ig^
■ ivn «p. CliiO<]) ro
p iøachin^ or Itooping.
cMO V nnif force or
irmpilci inco cht Gronnd
«rh a Xf nbfock. (ttn^cr)
»fioeuBbi faJl, fink, be
MhA, (øg for ccn) to
låif Møw 10 one*
V Solomon's SeflU
Iftrflitrcfoilt
wffM/ • He-kid«
IMH f Backl«. CnrU (øaae
iØ-JrocarU btickkt carn
Ineklet. (»eb fUnhint
Urtlocki« (brcie ftg
j CO twift*
i, i&nfnlng/ a Bend«
Inclining, Srooping«
iliøenOthtMflkmg a
Eo one. Cfor Ol ffiule
. fg) che Lying cløfc ro thi
Groiind«
:bnfftfl[ccg, (ttrO Salfify.
X>nfMt9anft arqmmifhSrink;
23iif f ecorn^ fincksrhorn> Tro-
gacanc«
^ui, (@fotntne paa Srcrc) t
Trnnk> btump, Seem o »^ Bo-
dy of a Trec. (af en »Jiffe}
theShafc of t Pil (ar*
:&u(bi&er^ a Bulldog. M^ftifF«
3^til^er/ a N< ife, Biiltle, Tn-
mtilct Hurlyburlyf Brtwl»
TnrinoiK Uproar.
JS>ul^vt, CO makeaNoifV, Bn-
ftle, Tumalct S;ir, UprOir»
keep a heavy do. (buloee 00
fftCBlite) to chide and fcolo*
CO buliy, ro huff» coke^or.
^3tll^ren^e# rnmultuouit tur^
bnlcnt, fifidious«
23til^rcr# a Icoldmg;, hoffin^
Man.
:i3i*.le^ (t ^anbcn) aSwellins^
Tiimour. (t tt iSHttaltat)^
a Dine. (tiaae en ø.) t*
dinr,
£uie, CQ^ettbuUO to dint;
Xmlttf dinred, fuil of Dinc$»
Stilf/ f. 2(nn&e.
Q^tiUe, (GiunMoOBalU (beo
gi^lOnc 90 ^^^ gttldcn BnlU
33iiUeii, f. Z>oUen.
C&tilmetirti Henbane*
Snittet f roigh>' rngged*
uneven« * •
23iinb, (htt un^crfte) a Boc-
com. (paa en Sei;5e) thc
Head ot a Callu (Sordctl)
Soil, Ground. (i fgfibfj
Bottom. Oil Q5unDé/ 9uii'
ben} ro rhe fioccoin, (t Q*
eg Q^tunD} ncrerly, toully*
Cfal^e til 550 ^ fubiide*
Slingr H/ boundi tied« falltnr
ed, knit*
Sun^f4l^# cht SedimenCf Set«
tlemenc, Drogs » GronndSb
Leef.
t3tt ) it€ ( IStr
atoubfr^fef to fbeticrtb tIieQot*
tom, "^
l^tln^a<trnf a Caftfngnet.. -^
2&tintt^er bottomief«,
•a&itnOefoifvintr, atiAlly« å
Confede I e.
ce, Confcdtracy,
^^nn^fi^fer cht Bottonu
»lin^t, (SnipH) t Bandlc,
Bunch, Tral's or FardeL
($ø€)a Bottle of Hay. (9lii<«
Branche«. (AlvT^cO »Paclu
of Clothes.
Knlt^tfr to btindlc« pa£k tip)
' make ap into a Bondlt*
S^un^tmagerr a Fnrritr.
2DuR^rninS' thePadiing op*
Bortiing of Hay*
^nn^tvxfUt, t Cooper'i
Turrel.
Ibnnft, (OnnflO • Htap.
a^uncft; f. broget*
3^tt(f# a Bufhi Shrub*
»iiflfare/ («ratffot>) a Thic-
k«r, Boscade , Covert.
3&ttf?e9r Cffi)bc ub i $ttf!cO to
bring forch Buihes.
Sttffec# bufhyt coverad with
Bnfhas.
9n?tttVCttf a Shrab* lictlt
Tree. •
25iiffevm/ a Shrub.
Tofts. ^
^uffemaitb# aBagbtar, Hob«
goblin.
3^lltf blunt, rough* fnappifh;
crabbedt fout, cr-^ft.
Ibnttlmiv, Bumkin. (éfibét.)
S^Ut'vCb/ Blantntfs, Ruugh'
* nefs, Snappifhncfs.
iltete QaMftttvltf (jSUn»
ber) Floundcu
Satiner » fqtisit, far. plamp«
3&itcm*bei, Pnffpafte.
2&mirf a Cagt. (a( fange
Suafe i) a Trip or Pitfall
lp cacch Bird«
^unvft, boorifh)
' clpwfiirh> 'ruftjM
^fttijcbom/ thc Bo}
s&u^ta^iry thé C(
S^ttFelinntng^ thi
of Breechas«
35ti|:elottmeir a Fo
^nptt, a Pair t
Breeches« Sm
C9uj:er og @tr
Pantalons, (j^
tniiK fpenbere Q
Vein CO Day*
TutVtittltf Galov
2&ure(ftDer^ 9 SIi
2&Ybe^ (Male) t;
mand, ordert ini
(cfler eget Si>fe
tnand arbitrarih
.fcerfe^tofpeak 1
prefent, tender.
leO to t)id for
ooer) ro outbi
[o»cr i 'Spil) to
Vor (ibcO to on
6ieft> to in vire,
Dinncf or a Fea
toreroir,expore
etSclb(|Ia«Otob
tie. 'Cctn ©pibf(
Head agtinft, i
iiance, (O cop
(garpet) to bil
fh ke Hånds wit
Retten) fo pnr 1
KitfUt ^Ybning
re) thc Bi Iding
( jnbboben) Invi
2&^0cnbe^ Comma
J^tberr å Bidder.
»i?e# (@ta5) a c
Boroiigh. CfiHtj
town.
^^eøbarni Town
^t^foøebf aSheri
23yefogebf«Sinbet
ty.
»9 ) 127 ( f&9
kflillinøeri manicipal
\tcn^, theBnrgtsfes
own corporace or tht
fenucives of ftich a
Cl i TtvAcalk* Chtt
at.) 'cis {enarally
iéroad«
IK| tbe-Rcgifter of a
m^t^ntoitf tht Re*
'fCftce; thc Rolls*
1^1 Bumbaily, Cachr
Il tf.e Town*Asfise^
I of Jadiciture in a
i,
tBBiilo,BQffleorwild
kiH^ 1 Baffhin.
tMiele« i BuflTcont.
^.røanfefrO peeled
Sril?rleyfie!d.
lrf*2»)aSqoalI.Guft
[^ (Scøn^O a Show-
fliilfr}tobackT.ineti»
41« 1 fiackingrub«
Wjr ruinons, d«cay'd.
ar.
»feBjld,*e»-eft or raiTe
fc (ro ID^uur op) ro
»aWali. C^amtvi
ift)5ui)dCaftlesinthe
iCcpda) CO rely, de-
r rrn(t on.
hoCf CO fix your A<^
icwhere, coinhabict
Iwell in fl Pl.ce.
be Boiiding or Con«>
of a Hoofe, che
of ir.
lø^aGroond orPlace
tipon«
i, a Builder*
Barley^raats«
BarleyUraw«
^Tømefiisr/ a MaflerbniMeri
an Archiceft.
^pHtftttmaal, Modute.
3&t9ninø' a Baiidinf^, Srrnc-
ture Fabrjc,^ Ed;6ce. (mc^
VtHarcr inttn i) Penity-
lium*
35tgninøa*7(frtti^aiiin9^Sceno«
ftraphy. OfUr ^tCUncilt«
^V^ntngøfoif« Workmen aa
Mafprs . and C^rpcnccr^im«
ployM ae k Buildinr^.
23^øningd«(Bienneinfntr# Pro*
file of a fiuilding.
cncOr nght of che Groand«
pine of a Buildinj^.
35^9111 n^efond # che Art of
Building, Archireiture« ^
S^^gningøtømmer/ Timbef
for Building.
13^gvan^/ Barleywater.
^yib , a Bile, Borch, Bfotch
Bump, Swelling. (cinbcKtf
hi) Fiftub. (af Sraniofcr)
a veneriapBuho« a Winche«
ftergoofe. (flf ip<ft) a Car-
bunC'e, pelHlcncial Bile,
!5^Ite0^t/ Macccrisfuingoua
of a Bile.
aS^lOt/ aBundle, Pack, Truf«*'
S^^nf C; (UrO Mugworc, Field«
foutherwood.
tD^rOCf a Burden t Load« In*
CHinbrance, Ttonblc.
23^r^c paA/ co impofe uponi
charje.
23ti^^cfitl^fbardenroroe,griev*
ons, oppresfive* hard to ba
borne.
2^'9tt».itgf Exchange, Barcer-
inj;, Trucking, Chopping«
»^ttc/ CSriaøbottf) cheSpoiia
otWar, Boocy. (Ko»)
B.apine, Bo'>ry, PiLaget
Prey, Prize. Gløre ®.) to
get a Booty or a Pvir.c.
€a ) 128 ( tå
9^tftf CXn9tn') t Baner, Ex-
change, Trnck*
iBttte# V« tochtngCf fliflkfe Ex-
change, Barter or. Trnck«
C6«ftO «^ ^"''« tiockey't
Tråde*
9«tCf penge/ Money ratfcd by
the Spoilt of War.
Ib^ftPtr, a Trucker, one« thac
mdkes Exchange f»r Good^
SifttinSr a Chansclinf«
yLahAU, a Cabale, Plot, Con-
fpiration;a jewif hTradition.
(giøre CabaUr) ro cabal, in-
trtgue, unite in Parties« (ta»
balmaøeO • Cabaler, Cabal-
man.
CrtbaKfti a Cabalift*
Cabaltiltir, c.ib:iliftic.
Coblnet, Oibct æ«relfe) a
fmall Rooin , Privacy, t:lo-
fet, Study. (tit SXctaiacr)
ft Cabinet of Medals«
Cabineca'CottrceC/ a Prince*«
private Exprcfs or Courier.
Cabiiteeøminifieri a Miniiter
of rhe Cabinet-council.
Cab<ner#fecretrtiiv aSecrctary
of the Cabinet-council or
private Secretary*
Ca^ence # f. Zafu
CacaOf Cacao or Chocolate-
nut. CCacaotrare) Cacao-
tree«
Crtfc, Coffee.
Cafftb^nnt, a CofFeeberry.
Caffcbriieii^inø # Ctffcaroaft-
ing*
C4(februttti# ofactnuN^c
ed.
CafTebttnør a Coffeehot
CaffefanDe# a Coffeepor.
CaflfePiøbman^ f a Deal
Coffee, CofF.ein.in.
CaffePoPf a Coffeecup.
Caflfemøttei a CoHPeerrill
Caffere# to dr^f« ynur
Coffeff aaf f f. Caffef op.
Caiman, (©pr). Alligai
Calce^onier, a Calcedo
Caicintvt, to calcine.
Calcinering, Calc'nario
Calenber, f. Zlmanåf.
Calefcbe, a Calefh. (p
Qoan) Riof.
Calmuø^ (Urt) Cai
fveerfmelling Flag.
Calofcber f Clogs.
€Mvini Hættf Calvipifii
CaMnift, a Cai vin Hh
Cammerabr f. Bmlbbc
Cammera obfcttra/ a C.
obfciira.
CampaQUt, f. jelbcog.
Camperer to enomp,
the Camp; lo-i^e in T
Campering , C Catnper
Fncampeincnt , L^carr
CanatUC/ a Rafcal, S
dreK
CanaiUepaf; tlie Rabbi
fcallyPeople, Rag, T«
Bobtail, the Dregs c
People.
Canal, Channel. (9)ei,
bel) W.iy, Mc.ir.8.
Cancellie, Ch^r.céry.
Cancediebetient/ anOfii
the Chancery.
CanceHiebreve # ( gef^
fccret Letters.
CanceUif#3n^f omfter ,
Reven aes or Fees c
Chnncerv
Cancelltevaab/ a Counfe!
Chancory,
CanctUiefFrivCi the g
Qharacler.^.
C
€å ) 1^9 ( €a
)
UactVi\9, aChanceryderk or
Carricor.
Ciw^i^ar/ ■ Candidate) Peti-*
iioner> one tbat (tands for
Preferæenr*
bson/ CiXcgeO ^ Canons
Chorchlaw.
Canott« (ot f9^e nieb) a jp-eat
Gan, Canhon, a Piecc of
Oruntnce. Q^i\<i fttftC €tl
£•) to level a Gun«
Cnmhia^ / Gunboaf«
CAK^Bhagftry a Pointer«
Om»aitt§ to cannonade« bat-'
(er wich GnnS or Cannon«
Caaoner« ^øaning/ the Dis^
cliarn; or Firing of Guns«
tedseflfc/ a Canonefs«
CmønfonMf theMoold withm
a.Piece of Ordnance« when
' ic IS daft«
€a<ioiitcar# a Canonfhip) å
Preben"^.
CatttfBicu:/ a Canon« Preben-
diry,
Coiott'rere^ to canonize or
faim.
€aw9n\\tv\n^f Canonizaiion*
€aMiii((» canonical. Cc*iKtt}
che canonical Law« (c. i5o«
fCr} tbe canonical Books*
Coiioiif tler^Coins to levelCan-
non witlu
Caipiifrttt^ Gnnpo'^der.
Camonfuglei aCannonfhot or
Bollet«
Catonlaft^a Row of Ordnance«
(til ©fiM) * Tier of Ord-
nance*
Can^itmunMttø^ the Motith of
1 Cannon«
W) the Apron«
CMonfrop/ the Tomkln or
Scopple of a Gun«
CoHOiiffee^ a Ganladle.
CaionfTo^/ a Gnnfliot, .the
firing of fl Gnn«
£attoii(t^b^r/ å Cannonfouoip
der.
ianontalitf t Gantackle«
CanonvifitVf the Spunser of
a Gufl.
€atitaxz, Cantåta«
Caittilitr; Pnrls«
Capd/ a Chåpel, Orator^«
Capellatt^ Chaplflin, Cnrate^,
tapti^wi^p rehhed Gold«
£apeUe# a Coppel.
Cap^lme(ler/ a MafterofMn(i#
or Chapelmnfic«
£aptaits/ a Captain«
Captain-Cietiteitant/ tieutt-
nant-Captflin«
C4pUatn6 < 33eiliaintf fAtt
pofl og X)a;rbtgt)e^/ a Cap-
tains Coaimisfion or Place*
Captainfhip) RankorPoit«f
a (;aptain«
£apital/ (* ^dvebøoet«
Capital/ (paa en Qog (o<
Q3cdb:nberuO ^^^^ Headban4
of a Boolc»
Capitoelet/ (pda en !)3iire) the
Capital orChdpiter ofaPil«
lar.
CapiteO a Chapter.
Capitel^ Caf et ©tift elfee Or#
ben) the Chapter of Canons
or Aifembly of the Clergy
of the CathcdraL
C4pitel(>etr^ a Canon.
CapiteI«»Ca)rt/ a Rate or Price
fec on Corn, of a fec Rate or
Price of Corn.
Capitolittm/ CapitoL
Capitulation/ Capitulation«
CapituUre/ co capitulate , to
parley*
Capriole^ a Caper, Capriol«
Cff^rrei.) to cut Capers.
Caprioipp^i'er^ a Caperer.
Cavhonatt, Carbonade,
Carbtinfel/ a Carbunclc«
Caroin«! / f. ^RorDinal« ^
Careffc t Careflfcs , fawning
. Spcechcs, kind Expreflionsi
AUuramcnts«
3 C(H
/
€a ) 130 ( Sa
C4rtfferef to carefs« mtke mvch
of« flatter, footh* wheedle*
hwn tipon»
Coirctteit, C @f t'rbpo^be )
Hawk'tbill-mrcle*
CarUvogn ^ Charlo^'s Wain«
C^rnioli (Kbelffecn) a Cor-
n^ian*
C4rtet, Cartel.
CafT^ti^n ^ an infamous DiV
charge.
C«ffr, f. »affe.
Cafteneicer; Ca(lanet%
CAKante# a Chesnut.
dftaniebrutm , chei nutco'*
loured« bay*
CåftanitttCttt a Chesnuttree«
Coftmt; an Etmuch, or a ca-
ftractd Man.
CaflrerCf togeld« caftrate« lib
ont, take away theStonesof
•n Aniinal.
C^fhrereci gelded, caftrated.
Ca^Vttin^f Gelding, Caltrt-
tioD«
Coftrum ^^lori5/ a faneral
Decoration , Maufoleum*
Cafuø, Cafe.
CatAloøf (8otteøne(fe) a Ca-
tdogue.
CatavVf CSIot)) a Cacarrh.
Ctlttdjttt a Catechilt
r€4rtd)ifere# to catcchife, in-
ftruA in chriflian Faitb«.
Cat€d>i6mtie» a Catechifm.
Cat|>e^cr/ CAt^e^ra# a Pal-
pit, a Profefror'f Chair.
Cfttl^rineblomme , Prnne)
firench Prunc.
€afd)iinøbf Cafhewnnt*
Cafuari (Itor SuøQ Cafoary.
C^rtttn^ Calico, Cnrton.
Cantiotl^ Bail, Plcdge, Såre-
ry, Gaaranty. (gaae t £•)
fobail one, be Security for«
tocaation, pafs yoarWord
for« (ftiEet) togiveorput
in Bai).
C4iiti<ntHt/ Bail, Goanntecr*
Pledge« Warranccr«
CauHottt'Cmt(iott# Aibfii
Sccariry.
ranty, Balling or beinj
caricy.
€Atutonø<6tiaen# chc Pi
in of BaiU
CAvalca^ef a Cavalcté
Proceflion on Horfeb«
CAvaleerf ■ Chevalier>
tieman* Esquire*
CAVAlcetrflf # gentlemti
genteeU gallant>fine>fl
C4valeerflf# gallandy, øl
nianUke»genreeIy,wicni
Freedoni4Gigc99n)i9) i]
ly, blandy« (CroCtCI
C.) CO bt coo frec wid
treat him flighcly.
dVAQfrie^ Horfemen« B
CADerc/ CfoO (O b^il oiii
Security foi',parf yoor^
for him,
€eber# ^€^xttottt • G
CelA^on^ Cføeørøn) cclia
fcagreen,
HonyComb«
Cellefonnigi ccllular«
Cements Cement.
Cementere # to cement«
Cenfor, a Genfor. (Cd
^mbebe) Cenforflufi«
Cenfttr, Cenfore, XtsA
Judgment*
Cvxxt Procent/ pet Cent,
Centner r a Kintal* hm
Weight«
Ceremonifilff # ceremoni
Ceremonien Ceremony« .(
CO fimply, plainly» fi
wichoat Ceremony«
Ceremoniemefler, the \
of Cereraonies«
CeremoniAl/ f* a Ceremi
outwai^ Form,externa]
the Ordcr to be obfen
approaching fome great
fonagc» Formaliry.
C«
aCcÉ
lar« 1
^ ,
€9 ) 131 ( ^
lel, •4j«cereiiionious. C^drbretiØC/ the fingtngBoyt
, Aill of Cercmony« in the Choir^
ief Charrerptrcy« C^orfaabe, a Siirplice«
> fl Cercificacc« Ttftr- C^orfatigcrr « Choitirh
C^øtviii, in Choirs or Chc^
Chaife. rufcs* > , .
U Shallop. Ct)ri(lelig, ctiriftian, chrtiHan-
jfum, Pa^^e^Ar# a like. ^
•«■• C^nfleiigeit, chriditnly. likc
M^ a Chamdeon* a Christian.
fiovC^aramrlfereic* C^ri(lett/ a Chriftian«
nctecr. €^ri(lent>oiii # Chriftianityi
«/ (Sarf^ger) å Chiiftianifoii thriitian Doc«
Kbtnk« Quack» Char* trine.
C^rifictt^e^^ Ghriflendoni*
tacritf Charlaranry« C^riflett XXltntitfft, a Cri«
CtafaO Lint* . ftian.
^9eMnan^• C^rtfleitt^t f Chrifom* Chri«
p a Cmvil, CaviUing« fomcloth.
Kaption« €f^ti(ti SoMatti^tf thttrtni*
Cfi to caviU to raife -figtiratidn ef Chrift.
NU and frivolous Ob- Ct>rtflt himmelfare/ tht A*
IBS. fccnfion of Chrift«
^f|lKrs,recTec Charac C^tifti Hegeme og 35lo^^ Ql
QKtcretu ©acramcnte) Ea«
fUfl^Writinj^inrecrec chnrid.
9åtT5, Steriog^raphy. Ct^trtltiUcgemølDAg/ Corpaa«
vinflarer/ a Deci- .Chri(H-Day.
r, or Expounder of C t^rl(li naglegab/ the Printt
n. or Marks in the Hånds o(
f, a Chim^ra* ChHft. ^
Of Chiragra* Goat io Cbtiflmaanebr December.
*aås, ^ C^ri(lne# (pU m af (Ei^rt|eit>%
r (fiåatletQi) a Chi- the Chriltians.
m, Snrgeon. Ci^ri(lne^ v, (gctftltgt Otb) to
k, Chirurgefy, Sur** chriiten, baptize a Child*
Ci^vi(loilt)CV»Urt/ Herb-Ckri'
ff f chirurgical« (Vophef*
m f. Cbiturg. Xf^x\^t<>vnt, Chriflthorn«
f» f. WWg. €\>viit\\B, Chrift.
iTy Chocolate* C^rcfiifC/ f« IRrØnife«
Nf«ii>e# a ChocoUte- ^bronologic / Chronotogy,
., ^. ._^ ^, , Art of Compwing Times.
Uf6angcrc)aChoir, Cl^rottoldgiffi chronolog.cal-
I. Cet^Ot^aiUO the C(^roito(ogiil , Chronologtt«
»r raat Alti . (ooiOe Cbr^foIttb# a Chryfoliih.
CO retd or ung the Jl r^ a,^ «^ trUA«..
^ €<>«rrft(ce# an EUctor.
««^# pUin Mofic C^^urfiytilf Ug , ckaoraU
2 a cptiF*
Co } 134 (
eo
tømwutnhoftavt a Truncheon
or Staff ofi Cpmmand«
^mmcfitaire/ (9inmarrfnin«
ger out et @trt»0 > ^o™'
mentary, Comment. (øiorc
C«) c<2 comiDcnc« to^write
Commencs iipcn«
CommcocACorf a Commenca-
tor.
Contmcnrere/ tocommenct •r
wrict Cotnmenrs upon,
Commcrce » tcHtgium, che
Courcil of Commcrce.
Commerccraab/ a Counfallor
of Cammeree«
Coilimiøbri5b/ Ammnnition-
BreaH, brown George.
ComnttflTariat^ the Board of
AdiD'raUy.
ComnftfTar erøf IDom # Arbi-
tragc.
CommiffaviiiBt a Arbitrator,
CominifTdry^ Conimi$noner»
^»e^ en ^rmeO ^ Mnfterma-
Aer • Cfimmilfary.
Cømmtøfton^ (<Srln^e) a Com-
misfion, Errand. Qtll at Ull«
lerfegOf Dømme om nogeO
a Coinmisrioii«
Commiøn^nair^a Correfpond-
ent. Agent, Faftor. Cfom
fartøer oø ftøbcr $ufc fov
anbrei ffafer Cap^ taler) a
Scrivensr.
Commitcret/ a Commiree.
Commøpt, Bnreau, Comivode-
Clieft of Drawers.
Communicatt^i|# Commtinica-
tion,IntercQurfeiFe11pwrhip.
€omi«nntc4ttonølinieit a Line
of Commiinicacion.
Communiceve/ to communi-
cate,receive the Communion
or LOrd's Supper* f. Qieb«
Oeele.
Commuiiicaitr/ a Communi-
cant.
C^mmunioiHf Communign ^
Lord's Supper«
€ommnnitctti • Company, S»
ciety«
Compagttif; a Compa^ny. (
^anhtl) a Partnerfhip«
Compaønted>ef/ a Captain«
Compaaitoitf a Companion
CSeifecomO % Fellowtravtl
far.
CompAø# a Marineres Compafi
CSKiéoiMntnø af CO Varit
tion of the Compafs*
Compaøitaol; theNeedle of ci|i
Corapals«
Compaøflfivf/ the Flie of tk
Compafs.
Comp^nbittm# {. Ubtef^
Compeitbiøøf Piort> abrid
ged.
Cotnpetent« a Compecitor.
Ccom. Sommer) a prppa
Judge*
Comple]|^ioii / Complexion«
Compiimenr # a Complimenti
Salute, Salutation.BowtRO'
verence, Congce, Conrte-
Coinpfimentbrev f a compU^
mental Lecter,Letter pfCoii-
pliments,
CompUmentere/ C^en^tocoa-
plimencone« makehimcooi'
plimencs.
CompUmentmagør/ a Com-
plimenter, a cercinonionii
complimental • or formal
Man.
Comploti (@ammenrotteffej
a Plot, C(>nibinacien, Con-
fpiracy, Fa»Llion, Party, (a)
S9t>e)aBnnd, Gang, Ser ol
Thieves. (Jan Oi] \)ant ty
he and his Complot or A^v
hcients. (giøre £♦) to plot,
complot, cobal, combincoi
conipir« togcther.
Componere, (fo^ae paa ^obe^
to compofc, torm a Tune, fet
tft Mafic;
CONP
Co ) J33 ( Co
«.
Cbeitt# fl Client*
Ciina/ C^immdeøti) t Clime
. or Clioiate*
Clifteer/ f. XClifleer.
C^enine/ Cochenetl.
Cx9«lt6^/ a Coconur.
Colibrt, C^Cft mintflt fuaO
Ctftitticitf Colla^^ a Clnb,
Co^ladon orEncertaintnenc*
€»imonev€t tocollate. com-
pue. i^Unntmft^t tn 99oø)
to chucf^«
ioRtitt, Qlittn^øn^ a Colleél.
(fllmiiTcé 3n^(amlind) the
Gidieringof CharicieSt Col-
lecHon«
Cøleccbogf a Book« in which
cHe Charities gathered are
entcrcd,
CoSectfamler/ a Collcélor or
Gatherer of Charities.
iAltga, a Collegue, Partner in
tn Office.
Megiant/ a Collegian, Fel-
low of a College*
€clltgtam# a Collej^c, Coun-
cilboard.^offentlig g«r(f
Utimn^) a College.
C^Bifetf Scenes.
Coflu^ercr C()o(i>e bemmeltd
mrb iionttapatttnj <<> ^<'^~
lude, plead b)rCovin cothc
Intent to dcceive.
CoQofionf Collnfion, Deceit,
Covin ufed by Lawyers.
Colonif/ Colony, Settlement.
C»(onift/ an Inhabitant of a
Colony,
Colona^e« a Cofonade.
tohnnt, (Arig^termO > <^o-
lomn or a Line. rmatf(t)C'
ve i Co £0 <^ march in two
Lins« or Coinmns.
Cobp^Piiinnt/ Colophony «r
hard Rolin.
Coloqviøt/ Coloqnintida«
C^Ioratiiti (t<Drtt|ff)theQaa-
vering or Trilling in Mufic
or Singing,
Colovtttf to trill or qnaver>
to run Divifions«
Colorit/ Colouring.
Coltimbinfarve , Colombine.
Cofumnc/ (t Soøtrofforttt) a
Column in a Book,
Columneileg^ Regiet.
Comoebtant # a Stageplavtr,
Comedian« (omlebciibe) t
ilrolling A£ior •r Stage-
player.
ComoebiantifV/ comicaUmimi?
cal,
Comcebte/ a Comedyt Play,
((piHe CO ^o (^^ <i Comedjr,
Comoebiel^iiiiø f a Playhoafe*
Theatre.
Comoebiffebbel/ a Ticket for
the piay.
Comoebitf^river, a Play-
wright , a Makcr or Writer
of yhys,
Comcf biefpiHer ; an AStou
AArefs.
€omtt, a Comet. Cwek 0<^(O
a tAJled Comet.
ComifF/ pomical.
Comma, a Comma or Stop.
Contmanbant f a Commande):
or Lieutenant of a Ca(^Ie» ,
Commanbére^ (en ^tmee} ro
commanc) an Army or have
the Condii£l »f if. (cOltt.
et ananblPab tt &ttb l^ett)
to command .Soldiers to
march to a Place.
Corttmanberenbe/ command-
ing. (CjcO «*^« «'*>«^ ^^^^
mander,
Comnuinbsfrfergeant » the
chief Serge inc ofaCompa-
. ny.
Commanberet/ commanded«
C^mmanb^f the Command or
Comnian Jing.
€dmmanb>« 0)1*9 # Wérd »f
Ci/inman 1»
Co ) 134 ( Co
tømmanh^aVt a Troncheon
or Staff ofi CpmmancL
^mmentaire / C^inmcrrfniti'
ger o»cr er @tri»0 « ^oi^-
mencary« Comment. (øiorc
C«) CO commcntf ro^write
Comments iipcn«
€pmmti^tMott 4 Commenta-
tor.
C^ntwcitrere^ tocommentt er
write Comments upon«
Commcrce « CoUeøium# che
Courcil of Commerce.
Commerceraab/ a Counfttllpr
of Commeree«
Conimt5bri5bf Ammnnition-
Bread, brown George«
€ommii(aviat , che Board of
Adm'rtUy.
ComnftflTarerøflDoJitf Arbi-
trage.
Comint(r^ritt6# a Arbitrator,
ComininTdry« Commi$noner>
0^ tn ^rmee) a Mufterma-
Aer f Commilfary«
€ommitficn, (<Srin^e)aCom-
misfion, Errand« Qtil at Ull«
letføg^ Døiutne om nogcO
a Com misfion«
X^mmis^onaiv^^ Correfpond-
ent. Agent, Faftor. (fom
fartøer oø ftøbcr $iifc fov
'' anbre/ ffaffcr CapttaUr) a
Ser i vener.
Commiteret/ a Commitee«
Commobe, Rnreau* Commode-
Cl»ett of Drawers.
CommttnicAti^l|/ Commtinica-
tion,IntercQurre>FeIlowrhip«
€ommnmc(ttiomUniti a Line
of Coinmiinicacion«
CommttQice^e/ to commar^i-
cate,receive the Communion
or Lord's Supper« f« QieN
Oeele.
C^ntimiDicanr/ a Communi-
canc.
Commutiioiir Coimnanign qx
Lord's Supper«
€ommiinit(Ct# a Coi
dety,
Compagttie; a Conr
i)anM} a Partnc
Compaønied>cf / a
Compagnonf a C
CSeifecQmO % Fe
fer.
Compa«/ a Mariner*
CiØIidDti^nind af <
cion of the Comp
Compa6|t<<<U;theN<
Corapafs«
Compaeff tPf/ the ]
Compafs.
CompenDittift/ (. U
Compenbiø6# (hoi
ged.
Cotnpetenr« a c
Ccom. Sommer)
Jwdgc.
Complejri^n / Com
Compliment , a Cc
SaUice, Salucatloi
verence, Congec
fey.
Colitpfimentbrev #
mental Leccer, Let
pUments«
CompUmencere/ C^i
plimentone* mak
plimencs«
Contplimentmager
plimenter« a cei
complimcncal • *
Man.
Comploti C@amiii
8 Ploti Combinai
fpiracy^ Fa<Uion»
S90e)aB»n*d, Ga
Thieves. ({^an 9i
he and his Cornp^
hcrencs. (gtOte ^
coniplot» cabalf <
conlpir^i togcther,
Conipoiiere,(fcette|i
to compoi*c> form \
tn, Mafic,
Co ) 137 ( to
CMitrebanbisre, to fmuggU
€»utrtban^vtv, t Smagglcr.
Conrrefcarpf/ a CoUnter-
fcarp,
ionttibntiou , Contribnciom
(fxrtc i ^0 ^o put under
• Cfnm'bution*
ConctoOeurr a ControUer*
CMKubernalr Bedfellow«
C»iti(tOllf . a Concufion*
Onci/ a Convoy * Guard«
ifncitvt, to convey.
Coovoiffibf a Convoyfhip«
Man of War, thac gocs
flon^^withMerchantfhips to
defend cheni«
CoivolttCf a Cover«
Cotviilflon/ a Convulfion*
CMiinilftvlff/ convulflve, pro-
dncing Convnition.
€/Ofie, a Copy , Transcript,
Dvplicate. (MflC €. flO to
Copy* take a Copy of» to
transcribc«
Uffkre, to copy> transcribe.
Mering# Copying» Trann
fonbing*
Cøptiiif a Copier, Copi(l,
Transcriber,
C^pnlatiotl/ tfie Joining in
Matrimony, nnpcialSolem-
nity, Wedding.
C^puUttonø @€^^e^ a Cer-
tiiicate of Marriage.
CopnlerC/ tomarry« join in
Matrimony or Wedlock«
ioq;vtttt, a Coqnettc.
CoqvetterC/ to play the Co-
qnet, to a A the Lover , co
affe^ amorous Advanccs.
toavtttetit, Coqncrry, Af-
fektation of amorous Advan-
total, a CoraU
Coralfl^er/ å Coralfifher«
CortoR/ Soldier furrounding
thefiørderi of a Ci;nain Pro-
Corbtiait; Cordwain^
Cornetf a Cornet.
Cot:porAl# a Corporal,
(orporalfFob, a Band of SoK
dicrs, cpmmand^d by a Cof-
pora).
Corporlig/ corporaL
Corporltøen^ corporally, be-
dily.
Corpe Soldater f a Body of
Soldicrs*
Corpulent/ corpnlent« pinmp,
f« ilaf)?et*
CorptlØ , a Body. (et ©(aøé
@Ui9t i ^oatrpf fater (Cor^
eurfio) Pearl. (C ^nttqua)
Homan«
Cocrect/ f» riøtlø*
Corrcctenrf a Correjlor*! Re-
vifer.
Correctttr# a Proof* Conben}
Revife. (trcbtt) fecond
Rev i fe.
£orré!)>ont>ent; a Correfpon*
dent.
Correfponbencc/ a Cot refpon-
denc«. Cboltt £. mcb «n)
to cnltivate Correfpondence
With one,
Correfpon^erf^ tocorrefpond,
to have Intercourfe by Let?
ters.
Cdprejr, OteUefarttdfOChcck,
Reprimand, Rebukc, Lee*
ture«
Corrigere^ to correft, revifc«
Corrigerittøv Correfting.
Coi'far/ a Corfair* Pirace.
Codtnopoiit/Cosmopolicein Ci-
tizen of the World > one,
who is at home in [cvery
Place,
Coftit here, in this Placc.
tliere with you* in your Place
or Town,
Cofitimei Cnfto«, Ufagt«
Ufe.
Uf
Å
Co ) 136 ( €o
€pfm^f!tmtnt f # Bill of
Lotdinjr*
Conitih TflC^citlK) the privy
€9niU\otMtaa^, t CoTtnfel-
!or ofthe Confiftorv.
f^puflftortuni / « Confiftory,
Cou't of ArcheS) Do£lor-
Commans.
f,pnM eder Confolbor^f t
Side-rnblef .
Coitfoitant/ a Confonantt
Conflalle, a Gunner.
(er tn anoen) to ip^deler
^ate> fnbttttucc.
Conflittitiom Con(litution»
Cotiflrucrioit / O (Bramtnat.^
Conf^ruilion, C^^tbcéj
Coaftru^ on orBuildinj^ of
Sh'ps,
Confnlr a ConfiiU
Cotiiiimtipii/ Fxcifc.
€ontaht, (rebe 9rnge) rca-
dy Money. (i)CUit £.) to pay
Money down,
Conrert/ the Connexion^
ftick.
Cøntociivvant f an AccounN
curranc,
Concoii*^ a Countin^houfe;
(offcnrlin) an Office.
Contoirbcrient^ a Clerk.
Contoirfppper^ fireakfalfcnps
and Saucers^
Cont&iVftagt , Ofticecandle-
Coitrra, Cbtn^tf i SompofitiO
f* famme.
Contra/ Cf{ri^i9) oppofice«
rcpugnanc.
Cotttrabaøf Counrerbafe.
iøntvabdtttvitf t Connter-
bat^cry,
Coitrrabefaliiiø f Counter-
mand.
€ontvabtVslbz , ro rccrimi-
nare, rcturnt retort an Ac-
cufation.
€øntvabtfll^l^ninQf Rccrimi-
^ation*
€onttabt9ii§i • •
proof«
€fCnttaboq, t Con
fiook of AccoQnts,
a Chapman againf]
chant.
CpntracC; a ContraiS
ment, Covenanr, P
tion, Stipulation.
H.) to m.ike a (
to concrdtll, coveni
tide, clap up a 6a
Contract , (føtnmei
qrippled, htned, de
the Ufc ofthe Lim
Ccntractma(6ft9# in c
of a Ci.ntrud.
Contr4fet/ a Portrait,
Image.
Cøntvd^nte, a <^otii
(ontrafitøff (t $D
Conntcrfuguc.
Conrra^ef Fe / (i $<
Counrcr-efpdlicr.
Coiitra()ere/ to conti
tion.
Con tr af lage / a '
charge*
Coittramtnf/ a Coun
<Lontraiiimei*e / to
mine.
Contraorbre^ Ccunt
Counrerorder.
Coittrapait/ an Ad
Antagonilt, Oppo
oppouce Party.
Contrafl/ a Contrafl*.
Contra jlere# to com
fet two or more T
Oppofition to one
Contraflcmmc/ the (
fecond Part in Mu(i
Contra.- X)tDne/ a Cou
nefs, aWitnefs pr I
ofthe oppolite Part
Contre'21^miral/ a 1
miral.
Coutrebanbff ^ont
prohibired*
JDo ) 139 ( S!)a
himMf. (bå bCftmol) where-
ts» inftead of chau
^Mf Daa^t^# « Deer or hU
low Deer.
iaabø Bipcifin* Chriftenine,
(Cmb (•rer rirø.) kaptismau
l^Jbt tt 9atn 09er Ib.) co
hold sChild over the Fonc»
CO prefcnr it 9c rhe Font«
IDoAbfit« Gactamtnti Bap-
9t4fiø 25tf rorfrelfe # Con-
irmtion«
CiMbPagt/ the Sacrament
orAdoffiapcjToit bapcismal
Bond.
^tM, Decd» Dein|^, A£(ioni
ftd, Effca. Cøaae een ei(
loadvife and help one eØicar
cioosly, to fvccour him wich
toodAdvicc and eflfcaoalRc-
»cf, to advife one falutarily
tni really relieve hinu
^la^, f. IDaa.
^aa^rø SPartt t Fewmecs*
twr^inb« a Doe.
tååEt, (tefotme) to fwoon
•r fainc away, to fall into a
Swoon, co be feized or taken
with it> to get a Swoon-
t(umtii€, X9ef»ime(fe) a
Swoon» Swooning, Qualm>
er fainting Fit.
OmtC/ a FooU Sot* Tony,
Siapleton« fop, Proper-
^Mitftfttø a Madhoufe« (t
ttfl^n) Bedlain«
taorcfiflcø Bammer eSer
Hoitf a Box ur Cell in a
MadhoaCe*
téuitliff, Cnfot^anhiQ) fool-
ifh« fotrtfhi filly, ftmple,
addlc« (vrimelijS; abfnrd,
ntravaganr. Cufltunbet ^
frivoloor, fatiU Cf^tVOt^en)
ccfBerU|»««> f*ft9*
IDanrliøeitf f«oliYhIy &c«
S>aAritg(^e^/ Polly, Foolifh.
ncl's, Foppery, Sottifhnefs,
Sillinefs« ((um &ttt§) a
fooUfh Dedgn«
IDaarlig , U t^aarligen«
IDaafC/ a Box*
IDabe, (b^^ Srolfføgerne) a
Pavier'f Beetle.
IDao^eii ({almefruøO ^
Date.
t>a^^el # ( 3reitefaptteKc }
BUine, Cenfore, Taxing,
Rep roof, Rcprehen6on,Carie
ing.
IDaMCr CMO to blamer cri-
ficize upon, fincl Fault witl|»
carp att perftringe, tax,
charge, reprehendi hatchel,
cenfure«
IDabletf/ Blaming, Taxing.
Cenfuring, Carping, Criti-
cizing.
IDftMer, a Fault(ind(r» Car*
per, Caviller«
IDa^UffØf cenforioua upon«
fiven CO cenfore, apt to re-
c^ upon ochers.
JDaMef^gCf Cenroriousner$,, a
Propenfity of blaming,
IDøegge/ to fnolcle Ca Child).
lOccQ^t / f* 2ltele^atgge«
IDarggclAiitf a Snckling,
lOctf, (tt etibi) Deck. (et
t>9tr hmn ff9itttiMhtcn
tnb paa @t^erne) a cam-
bering Deck. t2)«f# fom
tnøen $)celKing l^aoer pa«
nogen af @l^ernc) a fiufh
Deck,
«)«f fer/ f. tr. (en ttrebceMer)
a Threedecks* (en Soborf«
fer) a Twodecker.
l^CtfUt f. a Covering, or Co-
ver. (fpiHe un^er Scrffe
4ned een anden) to confpire
or agree togethcr, have a
fecret ImelligoBce , to pUy
Booty,
S)« ) 140 ( JDfl?
wit
^QOty With one tnother«
(®!>åbO theCciling. (cMr
^aa^ttO * Tilt for a Boat,
CMfiCD.^af) to lincover, re-
inove or take aw«y theCoverr
iP^Ft^C/to cover or env^Iopt^.to
wrap up, C?5or5cO ^ « Tprevi
theTable,Uy theTablcclorh,
tofervtaTable, ((KmantlO
CO cloak, pallidte* (fom en
b^mtt en i)tppi) to leap or
horft fl Mare«
IDftf femager/ a linker ofBed-
coverin]j;s.
IDftFlPétf covere d, covert.
JDorff ctøi/ a Setpf Tabielin^n,
Napcry,
1D«fnin3# Covering. (en
i t)inaftcO t*'« leaping pf:
• • Horfing of a Mare«
IDorf ffif a Cover.
1D«føg»;iler, Wafte-Crew«
Ibcclt, f. jtOEl.
Oorlg eHer D(«(f r « Furrow*
' Hollownefs or Cavity.
IDiXmntef to fence or incompafs
wich Banks, OikcS) Dams or
Watergages*
IDotmning; a Bank* Dam, or
Caufey. (i^tb en f)Am) a
Mole or Peer*
fOctmvtf (3^^) to qnench,
exIHnguini, to put out*
((fioenbt ånt) t» fmochcr
. glowing Coals» (Eio^an«
len) to deaden the Spirits.
<£QDen af tt 3n|ltumenr)
to deaden the ^ound nf a
nufical Inftrumgnt. (^ru
gen) to (lop or put a End to
the War. (ccn^ ftODmoD)
to humbic, abate ont's Pride,
to brinw; ene Iow, to mortify
one. ODpr^jr) to appeafe,
tsfuage, quell an Uproar*
• ((fnetibenfPabcO to mflfer,
ptn^ueri overcome» kcep
under yoiir Pa
bre) to moifrsii
fccrmpningi (;
Qu- I cl.in^ ofr^
jn^ ot one's \'v
fFubecO ^^2 C*-"
Oveicoinini^ oT
(£nUr.n:i;Hoi(
: cnng.
alittlcl»'pe, th
Truiupct, to m
3Dag/ a Day. O ^
this Uay, (i
now-a-Djys.
2)J at broad Da
øanfPe ^ ) all i
©. ott? D J th
night. (i D. fi
this Day forc'n
S)age) halcyon 1
fifl gode ©age) <
lurest to (iiakcii
gobe ©aaO to
Eafe. (i)tta frfl
Day to Day. C
»ore 'Dmt) in
(brinjicfDcSag'
- to Light, discc
me for Bagen)
coine out« (i ^
in the Days of
gob 2)ag> yes
up.
IDagbog/ a Dayb
Journal , Epher
IDaobrceifning ,
the Breaking of
IDagbiirec/ a Ti
pcs, idlc Strec
Vagrant, an Idl
loitering FcIIom
ZDagbrtverieJdler
fhip.
ita ) 141 ( ^Ci
tå9fmB^tbt, theHwc OT the
Son« (bxtt {Ddøeit^ Snr«
le øg Vttt) to fuffer thc
Borden and Heat of che
Day.
Uqt§, C^O it dawns, tht
Oty peeps • it grows Day.
Bofc« ep/ to appear, be dis-»
covered«
^ognifl/ a Påpilion of the
Diy.
Qoflist, (5DoIf) a Dag» Dag-
|iri Poniard.
tidiMt daily* diurnali every
6ij, Day by Day. (^dØ^
StøOordinarily« common-*
ly. (d. UbtommO ^^^ ^»v-
B|frofn Hånd toMourh-.out
Kccaffaries Day from Day«
Cloiliø JCoflI cSct 9)2a5)coin-
oon Fare.
tcfligenr daily« evcry Day.
tiftøB, a Daylabourer'sHire,
hy for fl Day's Work.
^tfénntv, a Jonrneyman«
llky-Labonrer*
ttping , the Dawh4 G X>0
t Break of Day*
Bat og Hat, (Urt) PcUitory
•Tche Wall.
Ui Kegtflerf f. fiagbdg«
t«§reøning/ Stile.
Ikff«^rbeide; a Talk, Man-*
Bing I D^YWork, a Char*
Chare» Joo« Daylabour*
Dafs««5ovfrie/ Average, a
Dmdging Day*s Work« or
Btnd-Days*
t«|ff«tr/ Dawning.
tagi 1^ ; Daylighc«
t«g»fPIØining/ an Acre of
Groondtfo much;as oneYokc
ofOxen will ear in aDay,con-
taining in Lcneth 140 Fcct.
and in Breadtn iio.
Coft^Kcifef^ a Jonrncy, t
JoQioej of a Day*
IDacfvariger/ • Prognoftica-
tor.
feagoagt; a Daywatch,
TDagperPf a Talk.
?D«l/ aVfllc, Valley, Dale,
GammcrbaO a v lley of
Mifcries. (øoer Q9urg og
. ©flO over Hedge overDitch*
^aler; CiX'OébaUr) ^ Dollar«
IDaitf/ (i @pil} a King ae
Draught*
IDantf f. iDiCmning.
IDantf (til iift eOec at i^anbe
i&crfc O • Pond.
S^amafF/ Damnlk.
?DainafF'23Idmflei*/ Panfiea.
fDAmafFerCf to damasquine«
damalk ol: inlay Iron wieli
Gold or Silver.
^am;(¥eø^(cfretøt/ Damalk
Tabling.
S^amafTcø IDtig meb 1 1 Ber«
Viecter/ Damalk Service.
IDama(F>lll^n(ler , Damalk*
work. (»cn>e i S.) tio da-
niflik.
X)ambi*eo ^ Dranghtboard*
IDambvif FC/ t Man %t
Draiighrs.
IDame ^ a Lady. (t jtørt) the
Queen.
IDame p^nr# Woman's Attire«
S^amlttge# a Dar^, Wear,
Sluce, Floogate. (dabtlC
2)0 ^o open the Damfluce
or Floodgate, to fluce out»
IDamme op/ O tDamfpiO <<>
crown or King a Man ae
Draughts.
IDamp/ aVaponr, Exhalatiom
Turne« Smoke, Steam.
IDampC/ to exhale, fend or
drive out VapouraorFumes*
drive awar in Fumes; to
evaporare/ fly away in Fn-
mes. (iaiennem éøebbuU
lerne) to perfpire.
IDampc^Hl/ a Venthole.
3Datit7
S)a ) 14a ( ^A
|^ampl$f vtparoQf. damp*
IDampning/ Exhalatlon, Fvi-
poration. (tøicnncm @»(«
Oe|)uScrnO Pcrfpiration.
IDamfpiU Draughts.
1DanbØ# a Dance. (Coiitfa«
©,) a Country dance. (f»r«
X).) to Icad the Dance.
IDanttfff to daVice* (ftrf^
aabne Q3aKeO ro le^ d the
Dance, have the Precedcrcy
in Dancin^. (5. Og fpvtnac)
ro rtf and ramp« play wanton
TricKSt frilk abous play
Gamhols or Rampade»
IDanOfebobf . DancingfchooU
IDan^febiøriti t Dancinj-
bear.
ibaubfefonfti the Art of Dan-
cing.
IDan^femefler/ t Dancmg-
mafter.
IDanbferi • Danccr.
1DAnOfertnbe# Dancert Sht«
dancei.
IDanbfefeljJab / a Ball> dan-
cing AlTcrably.
IDanbfcfFoe^ Pumps.
IDailbft|FoU#a DancingfchooU
IDanbfeffribt, a Scep in Dan-
c»ng*
ftnnliflfreb/ f. etiføelfe.
IDannC/to form*farhion,frame,
mottld. Ctfttt^ to com-
foroif fuitt frame or fafhion
by, makcliketo. Q!t£ePlt(t
cfrer en anbenSRanbjro frame
or fquare your Life by that of
another Man.
IDaimtarf # Denmark*
1Dannebrog*Or^en, the Or-
der of Dannebrog.
fDannef«^ th« Treafares of
Denmark, Things foand or
aUTreafures that are foond
hidden in the Earth, ForelV,
Field or elfewhere and noc
daimad by any Owner*
IDannclfe/ Fotmiiig,
tion» Formine.
fbannttnaa^, the Mi
Framing or Formit)
IDAttneman^/ a Man
bity. (iwiaitac S))
Integrity.
1Danneø#to be made ot
to come to forne f 1;
Danitivt^^^; Honefty
g'iry.
fOanft, danifh* (e
Dåne.
lD4n|F tJttfttfoer/ Aro
IDafo Cn$éit tcO to ro^
ble, go up and dowi
taken up wirh forne
Thing or other.CSil
to triåe away the T
,l^aiit * Tap, Flap o
Cuff. Cø'De een et 3
Q}V<i) to jtive one a
the Har. ((|it>e een
paa ^tceoten) to gi
Slap in* the Face»
jDaflfe^ (flaae) to b«
one. (ligge og t.n
tocohabir, have cai
do with one.
T>aifmt, (ufQbff DtH
Cohabitation , Lo
gueS > Arno urs*
IDaeerer (et SreO t<
Letter. (tilbagO
dåre.
lbAtter# f. iDotter«
IDatnm , a Date»
lOt, they. CbtinO »^
' Sfl^anMtng) a Debs
pute.
Oebactcrff to debai
pute.
1Debatid)e/ f. S(em
ID^iumen.
2Dc > 143 ( £)<
tocbrtnptfoiiir
rn hfLtwånzTs or
Dcet to dof iDJoy a
Exce(i» to follow
w
;>ebtor Ol m Ac-
ri ^oa 9}arr) uc-
>alc cht Pactin^
>ofifig of Warcs*
gol^CbiO^^bas
nghc otUrcerance
Mrc^hefcC ommo'
r«ll 9 |;o off vary
I a qoickRecarn*
Account, cbere is
jidforchafeCoin-
ifFittU Såre) co
otter or pnt off, f«
to r«tonedowna
debit one*
Debror«
(. atgteif »
Deacon«
Dvcatoon«
te«itebr Decem-
Monch of Decem-
pétafitnttf af«-
1^ Deciaraacion.
todedairo, make
wches.
1 erf l«re.
r IDecCitt(reii#
n.
(Bram. Centi) co
kcodion*
en 800) to dedi-
D tell theParticn-
låntCh sive afttll
f
it*
IDe^nctson, tn Enomtration ot
Recital of a Bountft«
I>eel# aPart»P oc^ion, D jyidand«
Divifion, Shart, tot* CKf«
^Cltnø) a Scaiotu (af CII
®og) aVoInme. (afltitlrr
a Dividend, (^ttittibt ©.
my Shara or Lot* Ctitb^tli
ge2>0»yQv^ the Portion
dae to ma (of tn XxiAéfjfat)
aOivåfion« Cafe«9lo^)a
.^qaadron. C2>ee(# Sii^el
i noaetj the Pai;cictpacioh,
the Share I am Contarnad
for« (Hor 2>0 a great DaaU
(fiben^ a finafl Part, Partide»
Parcel, 9iu Siiip> little Seg^
ment« Qc^ bofder mtb in^
øcnafDO.iride withneither
of the Parties, I takeneither
ofrhe Parties, Itake rtoParc
with either of thatn, (før tllttl
©.) for my Part, as to me*
(af<n@tab) aWard* (booe
2>« o to participate, fiave n
Share in« Ct(^^t^. Qtotake
Share in,partake oCconcern»
intered ^oai'felfttakePart in*
(to trebie2)ecO twoThirds«
IDeclagtig^ participant, fhar*
ing, intere(led% cdncarned,
Parraker« (»ære b. Q topar-
takeof, be concern':d or en«
gaged in« (gtøre b.) <<> (n^ke
ont! aPartaker of, impartona
fo^ething.O tn Jorbrpbelfe)
an Accomplice to a Crime»
IDeelagttngiører to make one
aPartaker orPartner of,make
hbn parrake of» to impart,
communicate aThing with
one, to partidipate a Thing
with one. (figj to partaHe,
or participaté of, to ti^ke
Share in«
IDeelagtigglØrelfa, Particjpa*
' tion, Partaking, Imparting*
Commvaication*
>-
^e ) 144 ( ©e
OeeUgtiø^eø/ Ptnicipation,
Parttking:. (i en ©ag) Im-
p1ic9cion9 Encangling or In«;
^ttihaVf divifible, parcible«
IDeelbav^eb^ pivifibiliry«
jDeele, f. ^ele.
IDeeU tUtt til;)eelf t partly,
in futu for a Parr.whar wich«
(Dee U mc5 S>rif / htcUmcb
9D(t tilbragte ^an ftit SiD)
what with drioking and
whoringhe fpenc his Time.
IDeeltr parted) divided.
IDefect/ .defcftivc, imperfed^«
fnll of Defea«.
IDefecc, C^anøeQ a Defca«
Imperfedion, Fanlr« (tCII
Steflnhta) an F.rror.
IDefettflv TiUianct, a defenfivé
Alliance.
IDe'fenjti? , f. €f, C<iaac b'efen*
ftl> til 9Jcrfé)to ad dcfenfive-
Ibe^røff CfnæDcrt 9aO « De-
file, a narrow Lane or Pas-
IDeflicre^ to (?le oC
IDegeli f. IDigel.
tDeser, (tt i£aaet (o^efinbir
^aniUre) a Dickcr.
lOtgtit a Clerk. (SanbébQcb.)
a Counrryclerk.
IDesta^ere, f. affcctce*
IDei/ IDeiø/ a Dongh for
Bread.
beigecr doaghy«
IDeiøHump, \at Heppe $øné
meb) a Pafte , where wich
Poulccy is fatcened«
Setliø/ beanteous , beantifal,
fairt handfomC) finc,charin-
IDeiliøettf beaatifnlly &<;,
IDeiliø^e^i Beauty, Beautifal*
néis» Finenefi) Charming-
neff«
I>et9it€/ C<iiltt ©ei"
IDciøfFrabe, a Rak<
IDeife agtet* tl^f to
altern, to fhlcve
bePfel, (bod 9c<
a Printeres Tymp
Ibtltf to part, .de
rhing, put itin Ct\
(mcb een) to Oiai
vifh one« Cbato j
een) (O go Hatves
(ah^iUt) to fepa
tefe)todefil, difir:
ter) to fubdividc
divide intodillin^
partirioii. (i prc)
O n'ae ©ele) to <
eqnal Pares. (fi%[
rate.
IDeléf Cf^re (Sagei
at the Bar,
IDelelta/ divifible.
S^elelig^e^ Dtvifib
S^elemaalf Adion,
Procefs* Caiife.
iDelenbef dividing
tive.
IDclerf a Divider*
S^eleø; to be divide
IDelicarf dcHcate* :
ZDelinø/ IDeelvtngr
Divide* Partition
tion. C>Mb|!iflelfe
tion* Co<ia no)
fion. (©fiftt O
Divifion of an Ir
iDelingerite^didribi
Way ofDiftribut
IDeUcttint/ a Delid
IDelinqt^ent/ a D
Criminal, Malefa«
IDelp^in^ Dolphin«
lOtntf them. I
€bcr) yon.
I^emantf a Diamo
@(arniefferé) an
(HiTdteJ).) Briftoi
©e ) I4S ( Sé
t,. « Diamond- thac Account (føfgeltø) c6r|»
reqnently. (Derfor ttO to
(pr« »ife for (DO i^c Eftd thit.
yoor Trial-Se^- IDerfoni^eitr Hefides,
JDfcfraf thence, from theret«
DfCRixsiion, Dis- IDer^en^ "tWther, yondcrt
thitherwørds*
rtlf Triil-Ser- tDer(>^fl op ^ thirher up.
^er^en tvtt,^ chirher over.
IDer^Oø/ thereby, chertwich.
(bcrtO bcfirics.
IDerif thcrein. C^m mtt
bcrO put more in it«
IDeriblati^r/ thcre - tmong,
amongfl them« (ber ermaii«
øe øobe tbfanbt bem) therc
are many good among; them«
1Derigiettttem# through thac
Place.
IDerimeQf m , there - betweto,
betwixt ic or rhem«
\vi APowflflce of IDevimo^^ (ba bcrttnob) whcre*
Tiik, Corn &c. as. (cffCtO othcrwife. (til
IvDepucics. øitnøterbntnø) in Rerarn,.:
jDcpnty. (ewf» (••Cttimob) on the contra-
rrtr t et iKcntefatn« ry , contrary wilV,
Soperincendanr or 3Dtrin^# thei'ein, rhertwiihinft
srfcir or tlie Prefi- .in it,
■8 Exchcquer. '^1DeHn^ef therewirhin, ^
in that place. X>trivatxon, (1 erammotifai)
,": , Derivation«
lom. rclat* inat, ^ , e ^w
•cof^ of ir, hence. IDerme^^ cherewich, wich tha^
§Ct) hence ic fol-
, Democracy.
» democratical.
^eni.
s. (paa benne
:his-Side.
tf the feinamé,
, very rehfame.
he, ch^c
lt| Dif^ric^, Ju-
» Department«
CO dcpend»
:o depofc.
i Dcporirc.
heretfrer, after-
rrwardfl. (evet*
mit bcrmebj ac-
by thac Means. (betmtb baf
Itt tffe ØtorO thflc wat not
alU
IDentffflf ncxc» in the »ext
PlaCe
efteOwho alks tor *»"*^ *^y*
^ernel># downi bciow,
r, thcirs. (beteé iDerne^enttlf thetebelow.
»r Reafvn , vpsii Otcoppe, th«ie »bov«.
a>fT: ) i4«\(: ^
bmiK IHMf clur> «nr ib
tbtnnttt, tfitftOMTtOMia*
OU it. Cnwn 0^ ftw Mt
■MtBD ovir ind (bove. loili-;
tisniltr ot ix. Cba tr ilol
Mrwct) he i> &la<1 6f it.
Ctait n bdctKt MteKi> fw
il affliAcdu it.
' Cltpna. therc on. ihcreiipon,
«f[ci rhnt. Cban (uatc6( Pet.
;." ■ poaj beinrwaredroii, ffcr.
•aa dif @laa<inaalet an
.-;.■ ' iintl(cm6«lli}arrer ibarthcy
w«ntfighrin^. CbanBauaflt
bttpddj hc minded it, wai
Ccrfw'.'' if.
tewr thtr««, to it. QmI
fcy to it." ■ ■ ■ '
Dertil, btfidct. top. CbM «
fddig o« »cttil |k*tclt«^lw
.^ pooT> >n<] wnk too,
SctHI, »nfoniBcsr btfidM.
fonlHrniDTe, (jmM U»
ntt^addco thiL
DtftfUHt« ow wd ibovci
tlfo.
BenMj btnACi th«r«with>
(•ibt. tbnti:
Dinibafr thcre ob mt of it.
CkUft-iU ttmat IcraMf)
whil will became of il.
HcrnM, f. »crL ■ ^ .
B«ru» tfifant«!/ dirftagb tUt
ttuilimr.iliiir beneith, there
-vndcr. CI«<s*trttenniMO
pnt ramcihing under it,
QtffVtDi >htr«by • by (bit.
DetX«rfaS' for tlitcRtaron,
becmfe oC .
fif f«umt, ^.(tlvfammtt
tMfelfCtme.
KM^cbTtf tb« better.
DcfiMnMlttf % D«fc
Offi^rin«. ?rot«iri
deRtti tfctpe', iiiilt«>
roii tw^j.
•CcfMcriag, DaTartion,
SCtfjfnftf t Uir«rt«t.> R
tw«y.
C>ctf6ritb»yr btfidtt d
over md ibovc '
Det^cBcri the nthtr. .
DMltgtf rnch-lilt«.
"Dtåtttebftt t Unlk-Ai^
a wild GotEi diat piaill
Mnik. ; ■
1D(«taerl(tg^ Mnrcadin^.
DnsetTat, a Civar.«(; J
Xmmtrtaglt, UulkbalL!^
molky Smtll. ''J
De«nicnMrC( t Mw^fii
^(•iaer'3l«ac, i MalNl
CcMfnOctf itie lefl, ^1
Ctfticratf f. fortvtplitt^J
Dtfpotf a DcfJMK. J
)6c(pMiftf dcfpocic. ' ^
Ccsfert, C«fMrat«K*l
lOiHiivct, MfhOtrc, te 44
draw ont the Moiftiw
ThiBgs tbroggh tb«.^
bie i. :
CHHHtCfXArf dcftUhn
V«fel».
K>eØiatn>X»Ii)t, aa Ali
bie. ' ,(
1DcfHI(R4>viif aDtftiUai
Fntnace.
CffHBCTcr, a Deftilltr. ' .
KtftiUtrttØitt , Alembic.
C fttatrlRS, Dcftillatlon,
Dtftebcbrc, (. BMbtbrc, ,.
Sf^MWtr , f. »cMictr. ..
Otjl^KlBbri, f. »e»NlNl
)DwMBt*» notwitUttndi^
SH ) 147 ( m
rrtø th; worCt^ .
xt, interj« /UfltI
onom« neur. iu C3^9
:C} I Tee ir«
:»f.
Bflief che famet che
(anie;
r inccrj«^ beitdpne!
tUs. f. bainc»
. i Morro*
>l driftig*
i# Dievel # Devil» t
«, the foal Ftend
vDiavcfen) to exorcir«
)cviL
kgriøi diabolicaUdevil-
lofrigenf diebolicilly«
IkSanii a Devil in-
Ittf KetfTabf a Tool
c Devil.
im^ef (flem iCone) a
hvil , a devil in Pecti-
1,1 Scold, Shrew.
Wib/ (UrO »^«virs
% didbolical.
ff ad. diabolically, de-
s at a deviliCh Rate«
fcbf dcvilifh Tricks*
irovH« Sorcery, Ma-
Necromancy* black
hVin9!t9 an Tmp/
i)|rt, a Devirs-Raee,
-e> Genios or Ha-
•
Qtaner^ anExercift*
'tnaning/ Hxorcifm.
rtkrff a dtabolical
lai. C« CcDmeerten)
Mial.
lUf a De^c^n,
■
icr, Clu^inaaO Dia-
r.
5t
løø) Diarrhea, Lafk*
Dicrara/ Diaates, Wricingt.
Dtcceee # to di^ate or |&dirc»
to tell one Word by Wor4
what heis to write.
Di^f Mb()etl# yonder« yor^
(Cebe b<^ 09 hiV) to nin
here an<( chere, co and fro«
^Didoverf beynnd9 oveft or
on che orher Side*
Die/ to fnclu (øi»e o( tie)
CO give fnck • to fackle«
Difi Cl^rttøe^ fan me> 8t9e) ^U
n tAtt ro Tuck«
Wktfit che Giving of Sock*
Snckling«
Dien^ef (Sbatn) a Snékling; '
Dieti C((Ol^e DO ro keép a ftriét
Conrfe of Diet • to live by
Rules.
Dig, thee.
Dige/ a Dike, Ditch, Trench«
CøtørC/ppfolfeDigf) to ditch» '
makc a Dicch.
Digel/ a Crucible« melting
Pot.
Digelfatø/ a Sec of Cmci«
bles.
Digt/ aPoem, PieceofPoetfy«'
a Copy of Verfes. (SobeQ «
Fable, Fi^ion. Talt offt
Tnb.
Digt/CACf f4(l/ Cight> faft»
coropa£( » folid 9 clofew
Digte/ (giøte SetO to makc
Poems, Rhiines or Varfts* to
rhime* verfify, poecise. (ofr
tiøte) to fcign, inventfforgc»
counterfeit, dcvife, imagine,
contrive a Thing* makc Fic-
rtons. (bigte Sean og 6naf>
to tell a Lie« to nb* romance*
to ccll Stories, frame or coin
falfe Stories«
Digte/ Ctittte) to tighten, mak«
tight. (el ©tip) to calk «
9 Digttf
#
^ ) 148 ( IDi
MfCetcnv Calking;-iron,
IDigtefonflf Pocfy, Arc of
Poery.
IDistes, 1Di9tniitg,Cet6fiM)
Ae Caiking of a Ship«
l^iøter/ t Point« Inventer, «
Wricer of Verfef. ((IcO «
Poettden Vile. panltry Poet.
lDigtet,Cfom ct6ti60 «<^>l>t-
IDiaceCi feiened, inventcd.
ftbled. iiartioiis.
IDigtfT/ C^iorC torr) tightened,
made tight.
IDiil , (i en Soatroffcvprcfle)
cht Platten or Piatine of %
Printer's Prefs.
IDilti (llrO Din.
IDimmeUUøe, thaHolyweek.
1Dl9# pron. adj.thy, pron« «l^-
fpjnt, chinc. fa: 55MCt) thv
Books, (mine ofl d. etøotcr)
my Boots and chine«
mn^lt, (beooraci bib 09 bib)to-
dangletoanafro.hangdang-
ling« ro bob. fwing to and
fro.
Cinølettf tDangling. Swjng-
ing to and fro « ft Bobbing.
^inUU lOlnUifovn, Spelt.
DiplOHMf a Charttr* Letters
patent f Diploma.
Ibipbtffongf a Dipbthong.
lOiptam, CV(anK) Dittany«
IDirecti^f (»ef pcelfc) Adm j-
ntftradoni Management. Di«
• region.
IDirccrortuiiir a Dire^ory«
DårecrØr^ a Diredor> Mana-
ger t Overfeer^
Cirigcrc, ro diréd. manage,
adminiftratc.
I^iriP, a Picklock«
IDftrfff QoåSt øp) to pick
Locks.
JDlecatlt# rhe Defcant or Tre-
ble. Cbolbc t>0 (• fing the
Deftant.
1^i$C(tntift, one, th
Defcant.
IDifekpUi aDifcipIe
Pupil.
IDiøcipline, Difcipl
IDiøconvir a Disco<
IDiøcretioitf Di Teret
dø paa DO c<) f"
Ditcretion« yieli
Terms.
IDifP, Table. (i én
a. Connter. (boll
2)ug fatnmcn) ro
Hoofe togeriier.
fftfbt fra fin jlone
(Dug) heandhisV
vorcedasfor Bed i
Cii(r, CPAdSCrterct)
of the Chalicei
IDiøpenfarion , f.
iiclie, Un^taøtlfi
IDifputarø, Difpurai
fertarion. Cb^ltt (
upaDisputation,
and maintain a Q'
IDifpnreerFotijlr So
IDifputere, (ttcitu
piice> contend, de(
rel. (oocc noget
to dispute aboDt
wich one« to cont
a{^inR him> ro ci
With him. ((oli
taté) f. I^iøputai
^tfpnttcrligr dispa
IDifpttf Dispute, De
teftation, Differer
troverfy« Qnarrei
feiflf/ thefe,
IDiflfertation; Diflfei
IDiflantO/ a Difhnc
IDtfliDere; f. befliOe
I>i(linctioni Diftiné
I^i(Hnctionø«CeBn#
of Diftini^ion«
Siftingx^ere f ro di
()M) to dillinguif
liit yourfelf.
fOo ) 149 ( ^0
if tocakeoA divcrr
idj. thy. pron.abfoU
llt>liuO(lvyHotire«
B og ^in iHiO ^^^^
and rhine,
' C^iétt Sienbett en
ivc rhediemy aOi-
to divert, diverrife,
(fiø) w divert
. mjkcoitrrys yke
afares,
to di vide«
Divifion« CfomAO«
a Chfs.
•DgM/ Mark of Di-
^!>elcren iSIctnefoK«
Dividend, y
donble. G<^ØdO
I) 10 'iouble,
4tiW. doub'v«
4A, Duphciiy«
• Gimef^er. ^
• (giarcDoMelO to
ff Duplicacinn«
I Doaor. ce«^) a
r ofDivinity. (fliWC
creatconeaDodor,
U beftowonhiinthe
;r bignity of a Doc-
r to core, to treac
^ the Degree rfg
(rage C O tv take
re« fls Dodor, go
ttor, commence
r a Do^or't Cap.
VthcDoaor'sWifc,
9§f ^Aoral,
;
S>oee«r f proMiociott/ tDo^
ror's Prémorion«
lOoaoxsVarbiQbitb, DoAor*
rhip> a Do^or's Degree.
IDocumcntfa OocumcobDeed«
Inftraoittnt. (2>. fooi tieoet
lt( 3$f»iié t eo @4g) Bviden-
CteSt Deadi, Moniin^ncs. O et
Caneeffie^ Lttctrt Patent.
Ct)o»cdd« i en Vrocd)* the
fundamentarPieccs ør Writ*
ing in a Lawfnit«
IDoctirttentere/ to prodnce tht
MunimeiitSi toprovebyDo-
cuments.
IDocuincnrerf Opkrinint^
(for Starten) Prefentation*
1D^9/ yet, howcvert for all
that« Ctinf dog O indeed !
whac do I hear f (^ør dogl
hear, pray. (fig lotg dogj
tell ir me, I befeech yoQ.
IDog aDigevfl/ 'however, noc-
withl^anding , nevarthelefs*
for all thar.
IDogf^ (ooerSe SKagtHrat^per«
fon i SepuMif en SeneMg te.)
Doge,
IDogge^ (en enae(|r ^uM) a
Bulldog« MaftifL
IDoglftbf (paa 92ob) Dew
lap«
T>offt9 n DretetftoCen oøVoa'
ntngéf on(ltn>a little PiUar or
Ballifter which is feen on the
ontfide of Galicrifs &C.
ibcfft, (boor @f ibe reparerel)
8 Dockyard.
S>olf / a Poniard. Daggtr; (K*
ben) a Dag*
IDontf a Senrence, Jndgrnenr,
Dccree, Verdia. (bct f(tlt
beO^^'*^^"^'^^tion« (9}olD»
gtOtimffnbOtheDecifion of
anArbitraton Arbirration,
Arbitrenient.()kiatiei(bel(e)
Decifton,- Determination of
a Conrc of Judicatine. Ctn»
be(jg)
■M
S)o ) :i50 ( ®o
' -' feciiø) t defifiirive, decitiv«*
percmptory or fir.tlSentcnce«
(ØtemniO Opinionr Senri-
monc^ Mcaning, Thonghcs«
' (Sermedmng) Suppoficion.
cabinterimd D.) t provifio-
nftl- Scntence. (2)omi %\*
flflCtfc) the Pasfini( of • Sen-
ttfice. CaftøeD.) to jndge,
mtkcv pronounce« give or
piff Sencencct gift in yonr
Verdia.
^ ibd«»C4pire(/ tlia Chapter,
Sooieitllf/ fl Domeftic. CS)l>'
mettfcr) Servants.
fiowfccl^Ci ro ca(t one at Law.
to condeihn (i jkngc^taf)
to fine, mnia« '
Domfotl^oing # Condemna-
tion.
IDomføel^r # condemned. caft
at Law«
IDom^crrf/ a Canon. Preben-
dary.
IDoiii^erte« Csnbe^e 09t)«r«
Mg^eb/ Canonfhip*
IDom^erref ^I^o^•/ a Pre-
btnd* røomi^emi @ioe(
i Ckorct) the Scall of a Ca-
non in the Qnicc«
Dembiuie# the Hall of Judge-
ment«
IbominXcantvmatif 9 a Domi-
■ nican Friar, a Jacobin. (2)d«
ntnicanetnonnO « Jacob-
inc.
!DomVirfff,,a Cathedra], cathe-
dral Church«
1Domiiie^4g# theDay of Jndge-
q^nt Doomsday«
Bommer # • Jndge, Jqftice.
(9)0(5ft»téma8O Arbitra-
con O øeiffltøe @ag;eO an
Official« O Jtiemtie'@a«
|Cf) an Inqnifitor« (•»€?«
tf OO theLord chief Juftice«
Crct/tefiift) * comi
Jadge. CubeføteO »nc«
tent Jndge« (fttt) • \
dclcgate. C^cd vgrei
net) a Judge of the £;
IDommcrembe^ei the
of the Judge«
IDommerffftf rth« Judge'i
Tribunal, the Jad|
Seat.
.iDommer^i(lrift# thePn
or JiirisdtdHon of a S
Ibompapt CSuøO ^^^
Ruddock. •
JDomlloed f. IDc^mmctfte
IDoiiar, an AccidtnoCf
IDone, f. Øitiire* •'•''■
iponFrAfr# ajack, Ha^
anEngine to raife poan
Things by. j^
Afi'iirs, Matrert* ,.j
IDorfF, (cfferrabcn) (MJ
fuK fluggifh, Itl "
(bum) heavy, hl
duU. (fn^nid) dal'
fy I heavy« Ctat\
thårgic« Cøiøre bl
todnlU makedull«
heavy, to heberatcw
b«0(|fO»iliø) to oiakfi
fy , heavy or fleepf« "-
IDorir^et/ (Cttmbcb)Djl
Hcavinefs • SlaggtM
Stnpidity« (6#blUI|li
Drowfineft.
IDofløi aDofe. (tiQabed
to do fe«
t)ofi6i (cn @opten) a Di
IDoømer, a Dunce, B
head, Dolt, Dollard, 1
ikull, Simpletcn*
IDoameragcigr (hipid,
forcifh, foolif h, SXl'^i
pie. '
IDcf merAgttg(^fb # D«
Stnpidity • Silimefs«
©o ) -151 ( ©*
«r#. Gnnddttigli-
trøfT^øtUt yotit
Eigh:€rf Children«
ere-Si^ii/ yonr
'andfon.
Un^/ your Soti in
ly« id'e* flothfol,
.H^ifh« fttrdy« flack,
f« remiss 9 cf raters,
piM. (ftoe. SneaO
!»••- SlansaFcl Cfom
I Mte X>riO fl<^f>
«;ii)f evapor>ued,
r# Sloth.
b; L^zineft) Idic-'
B^plliners, Slothful-
■I^'vity.
mfi Itzily, ticgled*
ftlSun) CO grow
pi ftale, patl» eva-
L
bifKise, dirtden.
»t Regi iler or Book
nlt> ofCh riflen i ngsi
bbook,whereinChri-
tre entered and rt-
^ a chrillianN*me»
i given at your Chri-
ipciil« he, thatbap-
:hrift«nt nne.
., a Ccrcificact ouc
rchbook,
rhe bapcicmal Wa>
ized,
I
b Deceafe, Oepar-
• >at«0) premanire
)ta^ti m^ 2)0 to
ithDtttb.betcche
ilort Mk^ 2)0 ^ ^^ Tf^^ to
give npcheQboflv 1>c attht
Point ofOdith^.or ^t che^rialc
•' ofthedrW*
^^9 arlj.dcad, decéKfedt de«
partedy gone cc^ hif lonj^'
Home, expir^d. C^tfeiMtori
' a }onély,tinfreyviehte!((PliCe.
Cørcrnmefid tit^O to^nfve
yborrtlftodeath, killyoar«
lelf/ brcfk yotirjtteart witb
Grief: CttiWb, tt tltø) a
CorpTe.
Ki^ryt, OrtpW J^er) %o morti.
fy yonr Li|fts« ^. *
1D#bériff,'-mtn'taf,mortHtroiif»
lethil. (SltnbtåH^) morral pr
deadly 1 nmicy C^) ^n
inveterate ; trretoncileable«
or mortal Hacred. Cb. føO
iick todeath. C^«9ttOrank
Poifon. (^.UdfCO no^<*^
ly wonnded«
IDØbeligeit/ mortally.
ID^brlig^eb^ Morcaiicy»
10^M{tr Morti ficarion«
tion* ' '
IDø^føH^e/ (toi be gtttle
>ebningeO Heil, Tarttmi,
Tor bet ØotK) tJic Elyfitn
>ieldg. , ...••■
tbøbf^tf ftillbom.
X>#Mi#e, ItU of MortttiiTi'
IDøtmittttfa GhofttSpirittSpte-
tre 9 Apparition « Skelfton«
Cfce «bT9m en OøbftitO t%
look, pale as Death or like «
Skeleton. , •
&#^nitl8a«lftcai r Bonet and
Scnlls of dead Bodies.
ScallofadeadBody, G<^t9'
iricn) Caput Mortpuim tbe
Vofs Relics of diftilUd
Tbings. (©• Stmfmcf ta
JD« ) isa ( 5)0
•en ®f(t)cr erc) ^«ad Eyes.
JDi^bningi 4.iigf:# clieSmell of
■ IDé^ogpinf/ Intcrj. oøScb/
Dmoi and Fury.
&^^«'2(>t9(l# Pangs of Detth,
mbrcal Anxiecy.
. ID^^etagi a pay of Death
1Dé^f^an^fl^ che Dance of che
Ocad , a Pi<^arc.
S^bd'IDdm/ a Sencenee or
Judgirent of Death.
IDe^øfeb^eL f« IDébiifle*
l^!^^rcn6f guilryofOeath. (btt
er2>90fené) chou art a dead
U«n.
lD#^fene 23raab; the Sting of
Death.
1D#^•fAI^f the Happening of
one*s DcatK. C^n ^<n6 ufor«
»taU^C SO the unexpcded
Dearh pr Lofs of Vi Fru-nd.
D^^øfarCi the Dangcr of
Dc.vh
1Dø^øf4l:oe# apale, wan, fal-
lowi faint, bleak, HvidCo-
lo'ir
ID^be jorbu^/ thcForeranner
of D-nh.
©^^fttCO the Fcarof Death.
IMb9famp/Agony,Strugg1ing
wirh Death.
1DØNpiite# th? Pflin of Death.
ID^^^sfenø/ the Death Bed.
IDø^øfmerre y f. IDø^øpiite.
IMbffhruf, the Pain of Death.
tDØb«|lrubef che Jaws of
Death.
^!D0^6(lutt&/ the Honr of
Death, Article of Death.
^bacanfcr^ Meditation on
Death, Thovghts of Morta-
licy.
lD^^t TM^b, dead Flef h. prodd
Flefh.
IDøbt negerne # a dead Body,
Gorple,
IDøb n^, extin£l.
lDøb9ørrM^ giiilty
lOMi to di?k expirc
dcpartthisLife, pa
to Nature, breath
kickup* tip oflf, ti
Pcrch. (af tjunge
to Uarve with h
Cold. C@trdac:©(
a narural Death.
to perif h iitterly.
IDøgeni^c etter IDøg
good tor nothing F
idic Rafcal or I
Vftvlct-Scoundrel.
{DøøemgOarighcD
ID^gity Day and Ni
Space of twenry fo
IDøgitvarig, Ephcnr
oneDay, that lai
Day.
IDøgei f. taale.
iDØlge/ toconceal, I
thingfromone, di
betore him, kce|
clofe, fccrct from
flmeSiIilanb) to(
Face on a bad G' m<
bølger, IDølgnittfr/
ing, Concea ment
tOølgePy a Conceale;
IDøIgamaal, (bruoeé
vcrbia1i(er,foni i2>l
fecretly, clandeftin
øe D. paa noøet) I
IDømme^C^irøiie ©om]
inakv.-, give, pron
pafsSentence, (fPii
rodifcern. (ocl Om
to love • like {;oo(
to approve tliat
good. Cfornuftigeti
good Senfc. (t,
maaQ ro fine on^ U
. pearnnccorContcn
Courr. (om ^ifc
Coccnfure> judgc.
B» •) J53 < S)» - ,
csnilemn bivne. ^rpoft^ thc feft W Jink.of«
hu like r.ognl- Door.
lihe, to decide it Ctfr;in«, 'h* Ring or Cat<i}i of
Bytp fic« one. . Dr,or.
?rthcV<:rc1i<£lJn Z>tii-Hi)i», iheBoU of a Doot.
hr. OffloO to »Sr)loS' a CuIUnrf r,
Mit Bgaiiift onc. Cir(IoIpfv, f. ^tflpfffl«,
Ertømanb) to ir- CSl'ta:r|?{I/ rhe ThrtrhoW.
KcnO 10 judgc. Csi-n-rt, (. Cøi-i<xrfFc(.
5. t'»i-trin, ihe Lo^r-Sill;-
' ludgaisnt, dis- OtfcrcgtetfaDoutkcdperif J6*
:ulty, .j^l l Sutftt) aGernleman-Por-
it»,iCQinpeten- W"^-
; 10^(ti tomaliedull, lisav».
; (nittl«fb«0 fliowfy. Hefpy, lull aflcep.
fc' (talhit) • dtjiøf dfowry, heavy, flecpy,
rr. ■ nro Irafcd C^flatltt/ Heailncfi, Drowri-
M f»r kcn MttO ncfi, Slecpincli, Dulnefs. .
door. , CX>*nR Supincnef«,
I(CBQ the Door C4vi 'lof' (IlM b*V, tung'
. (,Wttn aa«t t>«lfl) ilcafifh. Iiatd of hea-
lor opRiu. C>l[e ring. CtiliUt D>p) ro grow
(O rlicw ane the dvi.
hint our, bUhim ©ø w/fli«l fc«)" »•lia-^eaf,
nrlan«tpackin|:. . rfcifcn, (ofinn, brcakmi^i
Pivot. ■ HmA f„ ,'.4^
H?:g;rrmot.' 'w«"',«>sr*:»' ^■'*?-.-^
jtchion. '"«• Stnnnlnt. -
*^ pmimheJlotithifiHlliB.
, _ , , pet, to mak* it fanad Iow, ■
eh^fai« of. c^^i^„,ft„„: ,.
hiBtnh^tUnttd !>*'*«»>/ Dwfctf. . -Sur.jity.
.JDrAolx« ■' Dioo. CMhc
, t Hins« for t tW^MilO ip tfroR. tricHe
' * or tlTop down. fptflllt«, .
~ _ , . nrtttiNfN) Dwfrfc. ; ■ '
dnbcntiaHalberdear.alco-
Ji. • 11 _/■ man QltheGmiJ. C»t IDH-
dia Sall vT I aclietEiBltcal>i>n("0'h<Vco-
.' , 11, n of (he Giiard of.llit.
(tMiHcftttiitTat' Kmg'sBody. C.im(tQ>qi
i»fett)A«WeigtH. nODfl) th= Bci:f«.«M. (MII
-dw. tngdll Songcs Eiebfolianlp ^_
JOt ) 154 ( ©t
ti) rYieGent1etiién?cii(ioners»
•rmed wich Poleaxei, ttcen4-
in% the Rmg; of England.
ØiCMttttnU Srdbantcrc)
ihe Sttellires of che Plaoeti*
^vabant Capitain , the Ctp-
tain of che Yeomcn« of the
Gutrd« of che Rin{;'s Body.
IDrobaitt'BtoIef a Mandllion
or Cuac for che Yeomcn i^f
the Gutri. ^
IDrabantfp^bi t HaIbelM|r
Poleax»
IDratelig^ ftrenuons, brave»
valiflnt*
IDrabcIigeiw ftrtnoosly. bravc-
ly
' 1Driibi9ierniii9/ t ^inr^er«
^ab$manbf a Murdercrt
Stayer«
Drorbe* tokiU, murdtr«* flay«
barcher» pac co deach« cake
tway one*s Life. ((KntOiefti
aen) coatfasfinate. (Xi$Mé
fof^O ^^ mortify. (mcbSor«
difO to poifon.
ntxbtiit, CitiabftO Mortifi-
CJtion,
lOitåhtnbti killing » morcify-
ing»
lOtctbt, killed, flain. Otmmt'
ftøeil) asfasfinaccd« (mcb S^
01^} poifoned«
^tCtQ, tf Creeper. (ff^rte) t
Grapple » Grapnel«
^Mft, (af2)9t>Brood. Caf
CrtfO « ticter of Pigs.
withToang. Wil^hfl^^ii)
to rerain clie Seed* co con-
ceive»
fDroEøtigr (fora 6f i^O f- ^f*
(bo*c manoe tæftcr er ^et
6ftb braøltø) of how many
TansBnrdeninchisShip« or
how manyTuns can thisShip
cirry.
^rffstig(eb# Pn
den or Xnnna]
IbcccnU, t Cr* (
fer pøntn) ch(
che Hen.
IDrcrtif ting/ G 98
fOtcct, CmtD et 9!
ingofrheN.ee il
IDr^vfi CO coy,
linger, crtflet
t^tctvtn, Toyin;
Loicering« Ta
1Dr«9fr# • Tojr<
Lingercr> Trifi
Ibctvtvotn, toyi
flow9rardy, loi
ring« faun ter in
lDrarvevoni(^ebf
TardinefS) Sup
nefs , Carelefs
IDrag/aPiillorPi
ine, Tujc. (@I
C@(urO « Drai
mcl)eii£ce)ch?G
Qan cuc down i!
'D. meb ec fBav
JJd. uafbcuttfl
concinual Pufh
Dragaitty f^va
Tcagacanth.
Ibvagt, C6(crc# fi
bcar. (trcef fe#
pall. cug« loff.
CO draw, buII i
rbortreife; c
aeparCiCoparcf
yoiir Dwelling.
quic 9 leave on(
hin. (fra/ flaa
rodedu^t abac
to breache.rtke,
(franoaet) t«d
one ofi; (en $)ei
Af een) co pnmi
of one. (JBotfC
f rofic from« (C
fOt ) 155 ( IDr
•look to er after» C^#
Si$åa)^o bringicrflin
drcn. Cft9 OOQCC Ollfte
klO CO brjng or drtw
schief upon jroarfelf«
mr Hctd, . 19 toc'jr or
irfelf tattthXitd Ob
ptout ofmDeTrou-
iKc offi disentgngle
flonc oC OiQ coar-
GamiiKn^ iind*.t ceQ
pkolaie. CttlSkinbO
ember, call co. Mind«
I rkO Oøben) «• be
isXtcaic ttOto go oQc
atd.
I Dragnru (Vørnl
* D.) a Kit«.
Mf Dragofi-bloody
4ock.
h Dragning« Draw-
i"Win^.('ft«rc«)Carry-
t Wring.
BfiPurtcr, Carrier«
ML
IBl«( fl Porteres Yoke«
■ftvVf a Dorfer.
*ta# Portcro je , Car-
Vmc; f. IDrager«
fongf/ aPoletocarry
AiaS upon«
M5/ CO be trooblcd,
• innoyed or importii«
kt, Dragonwort,
ll^ « Chcil of Draw-
If »(fCf 1 Drawer«
f Dragoon.
^xb€)aLawL Bor-
liarice. '^
tfffDntnø cflfer Aaa«
tHfiø^flDrefs, Ha-
irtfl Gannent« Garb,
Wced; Fafhion or
nWearing ofGIothrs9
KVbtxiO Drapery«
a Drama, ^
IDromarW^ dramatic.
!DranP,Cu>ni tfuviatH i 8r<rn«
bcotin^ ^tan^ini) Drcgi,
Lees, Groundt«
IDranVerr a Drinkcr, Toper«
Tip^lcr. Guzzler, Fuddler.
IbvanUtn^d, a Coppernol^^
IDreie, CtnnOc) co mrn. (fnuf«
re} to cuin> to work ae the
La(h,(rnnbOto tarnronnd,
ronnd* maK«^' ronnd« (fom
Souø K.) to twift. Cfnoc
^ Dinfrlnø} to wring abouc»
twill, comp'icate. (Jb:Siåi^»
pen efeer Sinken) to Kinpo-
rize, (5r. Il) CO bring, to^
(@eerer«0 ^
IDretebffnV/ a Tarner's Lttk
IDreiebonti a TarnftUe*
IDreiebortf an Anger.
IDreiejern/a Tom or Turning-
iron.
1DreicFonfl# che Art of Turn-
IDteielf Diaper-Linen«
1DirfieIe&U9/ a Diaper-Tablc«
clotb,
IDreieni 1Dreinincr# Tnrning,
C2)rcieit oa røehoeo> Turn*
ing and Winding.
Creteiv a Turner.
IDreiffloeb a Tumcr'f Chair.
IDreierfloele CrittytheTreadlc
of a Turner's Lach«
1Dreier(!an9 f the Fole of a
Turncr's Lath.
Oreireeb/ Tie. C6fiMt)
IDrenør « Bo)r, Malechild. ((t^
ben} a Striplin^, SpringaL
(paa et Conttitf (o^ tn
9aaobperfémanb)an A ppren-
lice or a Frencice (VtefmfP)
a knavifh Boy or Aichboy.
(teø vU itu tmt eberé X>0
I won'c bc your Dnidge, I
wan'cdrudgcforyou« X^f%
€t tild AanpxO lam p<"^ «
Boy* O et tiMtn) a ScoU
Hor.*
©r > 156 '( iDr
lionboy« (^folCU^Cfl) fl Ltd.
Yourh.
IDrenøcbitrti # « Xalechild«
l^reitgertppe# a rompifhGirl*
^rcitgeflreg^ a wnggifhTriGk«
IDrenøeOrenø/ a Drudge*
l^revetti C^oct Q cxpericnced,
Ikillad« kndwtn;;;;, verfo^'rin,
cood tr, nimbKå at. (fifibt
ftttxO pnfhed fo. wiurd.(borQ
driven <tr chaftd away« (t
' SiiobjIpøtirt^Cb) banifhed*
CfoVB^O ovcrdona« 6ver-
inaincd« C^Ibaøc} driven
btck« (fomUrbeile boé (dulb*
fmefO imbosfcd Work«
Ctiftr CS^Cmatt) t Mcadow,
coinnion« Paitnre.
IDrift, (et(bøi((i9|cb) Drifr,
Inclinarion,- liMpnlfe^ In-
fttnd, Inticeinem> Tempta-
tion. CftcBrf) Ardbr, Furor,
(Af egen X) ) fponcaneous-
ly-
tDrlftr (of Q.090) a Drove or
Herd.
1DHfte» to vin. winnow, fift.
IDi'ifteflirv I aVan, winnow-
ini; Fan or Van,
^vmtqo(t9, a S^ray,
Oriftetrttai a Van.
IDriftiSr ad^ive, quick« livtly,
ttirring, nitnblt, brilk, al-
ways adoing orbufy.
-SrifHø^ebf Aaivicy« Dili-
g;cnce > Briiknefs « Quick-
nefs.
Ibtiff Drink* Liquor. (tntbit
ciflip) 'Potion* Deeo{lion>
Apoztme. CSod^iO '^iP'
pling. C&lltt) Draught.
I>rif fe, to drink. . Qpttc ffø)
to cippte, (Jutht Wdé) ro
drinkBtimpers.(e(né @faaO
totoail. (Ubt df®an(;cn)to
fip. C#orc©furO tofwigor
fwill. (ifiaj ofiipup, luck
op, imbibt« imprej^narc. (i
dO/ fom fiæbet) to fuck. (ub)
øi dri.k np or oucto empty a
Ghfs. romfriim)
abont« (iMieniaar
Vjle, (f«t(e) to car
Cbrtffe oa WU fig
bowse, gnzsle* i
omfrmø} ro roall fl
nt Ø^^i fiø) ro
Wordéé to recanc.
K bom til mrb fatn
I'llmakthim ea^li
givt 8 Roland for I
feen fulb) to mal
drink him dowmfo
CCIltiOtoplyonct
IDriffcbrøbeTf a ]
nion « Clubfello'
Companion, Tofsi
bowl«
IDrifff^ittiff a red 1
IDrtf f €gil^e , a ;
Match or tlnb, i
IDriVf ebufiør a Tav<
IDriffrfari a Drink
at Coblers9 Cups
lOvifMawg, f« 1
f¥ab.
IDi'ifFeliff-f drinkeal
^tiHti^ftf greac a
Drinking,
lOvif Un, IbriVning
ing.
fbviffcptnatf Vails
pence, Gratutcy,
fenc or a Pair of i
lOvifUtf a Drink«
IDrirrefelfTobi é Co
Topers.
lOtiff tftaaU a Bowl
i:>rifUiøfttv, a 1
Goøp.
OrtfVcf^Ø; cropfick,
Excefs and Debau<
1Driffeffge# a Cro
Surfcit by hard D
t>riffcriffr a Drink
OrifFepare/ Drink«
) 157- C ©r
non*
corftllyt jeer«
nleonettophv
che Fool wi:h
> - •
CO årilU hottx-
re. 1>nU«
li-borc
lbov«L
en , Ralltry,
iciicaling.
Uieri Jeerery
lorrhea, Clip.
id, tdv^ntnrey.
Bldneftt Asfti-
fågO ^^^y»
;, fludacioos»
, <;oartge<»us«
venturejfome« '
)olhardy, te-
rafh. (aiøre
)old, have che
dly\ hardily*
.daringly.Cfor«
ariousiy* rafh-
impudenrly«
Idnefti Hardi-'
eft, Courage,
>>nfidencc. As-
«• CSor»ooen'
y, Foolhardi-
i's. (uforffatn'
onrery«
fe. (»anfO to '
►le, rove. (rum«
wave, fln^uate
HW) to roflin,
gO <o compeU
r« Cnbarbetbc i
pl9} CO imbofs,
'h forward, (b*
dap .on a Bøccom fo a Cafli*
CtQ ØAØ) to pnrfnc* puf h»
carry on a Bunhefa » go on
vich it« C^9lingi) to Cold a
Farm« to farm Lftnd, to fol«
lowHnsbandry« CtHhtt§t) to
repalfc* drive bncli, po( h or
beatbocki (jDoøen lorO «>
loiter,(icftxllaiui donoching.
(for IMO ^^ e»ce»d, go B<-
yond. Cb( b«)t^t brevet Mn
Jt9fl|l|m« bet (øieHe) cNy
.'have (Iraitied chat Arr :co ihe
higheil Pitck (reiT fnr.ffo
.flSiieilbnn^ to idiafpofCefaKov
dnfeiic. Ceii Sitøbefm flC
ØOflrlr^ rodiftocfgtOQ fino*
my trom hi^Advantag^Cfira
fin Jloi ) CO force Qfum a PofK
CO dttlod«e. (ftaiU<b$ttlii)^
to depole« (OterillfbXlo
r^Iiy, jeer« bantar« flounc*
/i()aAiib9erf # Ørofeéffon) to
drive, exercife, or ioUdw a
Tråde. ($anbeO ^^ »'w^« •
Tradft to tråde, traffick«. (bit
0^ bii) to tofs to and fro^
(t QSåroffø) to nonplui*
drive one to a Nonploaw
(QoædpaaØricO ^^ drive*
turn Cattle to Gr^fs. (t Jtni«
bt^ to pnc one to a Stand*
pnzzle, to bring inco
Straights« (i taflbflPjiriøbcb)
to banifh, exile. UttniiO
to carry coo far« (bt. paa}
CO. inforcc, drive on, per-
fuade. {tvcmQtPMyoviT^tt
?irtfs, be earneft witli«
6licit.(paa9fn|t)to puc to
Fiight, roDt. fpaa <9ronb/
fom @ftbe) to rinke, rona-
ground. (>pnfenop)tortire»
inhancethe Price. {&ffittn
tilboøe pia enanben^ to rc-
criinmate, retnrn. recoirche
Accufation« (Sfteoit tneb)
CO make Spore wich* C&poi
meb) to raock one* Oti^^n
boei) to walte che Tiro«.
a)c ) 158 ( ©t
COiorJCUn uV) to exorclfe,
cal^ ourDevilt. (tilftruer tU*
fP^nbO ^° incite, inttigiR.
fec on, On @a^ taicnncm^
ro 2^0 choroiizhc Sticch wicn
• fiafinefs. ^nb} ^o expel,
«ied»- drive or force out*
lOCt)- to drive, chafeaway.
*9lantev) to raife Plantt.
Jbwtf naar Mnttttt i tf c ()oU
Nr f«ft) to drivt. (p. ubCR
eein CO hdll Cktm »p 00
Iriw for et @!tbr oj tUtté,
itMt mon Denter) to ttnke a
Hnlfw Cbrive fom en Qkul
a|»*9oIf) to go • drifr.
- (itiw fo? Saff el og Soug)
xo drive under bare Poles.
IDrioebieiif/ a Hocbed.
I>rtvttanV6i1DiXffe^ aLay of
' feairtipofi Flowers> tokeap
-fKm from Froft«
IDvivcbroe^ a Floaeinjsbrid^.
IDrioefutr, a Spring. (%ax\tt$)
'- Caafe,
IDrivegom^aTrammel, Drag-
• net.
1DcioeaP^6r Jecfon, Flotfon,
IDrtvepammer/ a Drivinghitn-
mer.
IDriVetfittff Spring* Wheel;
fecrei Way,
IDri9et>titt6/ Grcenhoufe» Hot-
honfe*
t^vivt'Zt'U f Drifrs of Ice.
IDrtvemi^bcl/ a driving Rerne*
dy.
I^vivtfibt, f. (Er* (bet gaoer
6.) it goet on fwimuiingly*^
O^an t)at en h. Acrt ing) he
has a briik Tralle.
lOtivtUf l^vivninq, (Vaa«
drivmng) Driving forward*
Impulfion. (£um(en) Agi-
tation. Cita fin rette (CourO
Declining from the right
Cour fe.
IbtiiHt, • Driver. (KtCffon^
ftet) an Inciccr* Infligator«
Ctin, fom brioer 9enge inb)
an Esac>or» Evtortio
6etl undee ^tiani
Driver or Goofewii
1Dirivef<}nbr Quickfai;
IDrivtrrj, Floaragcs.
IDdwerff Force.
l^roør s Duncc« Log]
Sluggard« drowfy*
fler, a Slowback. I
Lingerer. (ffibcitf ^
fty, flovsnW« Pello'
af en fO^anb) a Dn
Husband.
broget/ Cct @(ag^ St
1Dronniit9# a Qaeeti»
IDronninøeni ^n
'fen# aMaid ofHono
Queen.
IDrofTel/ CSitgl) > T^rnt
eerdr.) Trii(tlc» Son
Droft; a B-iilifT.
I^énti f. 1Drif(e»
Jbvéi, fufficient, enoi
ing, durable.
1Dr^it^e^f SnfRciency
blenefs, Soliiity.
IDrøntr • Dream. (M
to be inaDream. C
ttb af 2>rO c° undiec
Ibvémmt, to dreaiBi
Dreain.
1Dr«mmef)|Cgr • Bool
ning an Explicn
Dreams.
IDrømmer; a Dreame
1Dr^mmet^^et| an In
of Dreams.
IDr^mnlett^erie# an]
tation of Dreame
IDr^nniievevP/ an idi
foolifh Conceir, R
IDr^ening , (((ben
Driz^le, drizslin;
IDr^flfe^ to corn or
fprinklewirhSalt.
loicer « Unger«
9^: y ^^Å ^ P^
t
CMiO a Loirc* IDrttitecvørit, loiterinffj. lin»
Cftif« ©r.5 -to- grafo ^ Glandult. ^ v; ^,
Mku) ^ ^^* Breech.
reis. . IbvfpnUft, i Noft tkac 'firppr
€f nmuMDC« conttnttally.
pc. Cb.:jM «t 1Dripit<ii|, • Oripping, trfe>-
( hifldam Knoju kling down, ^
m. tlitKi&iibft IDttPI^/ co drip, co cricklt*
FoaigKoo« down* fgll by urnpij. ^mii..
Bvndi or Clvftcr 6fittO ^o. btitttr« OJrDSiE
t^ifi^tnaVM) titllP
Dofler to dirrf prove ' one by hit ^ mq
Wordi. • ^^
(ttfO ^'ntberf= fifrtppefa^f Dripping^ptnu
IDrtppcrenMf " • uotttr*
iDcfiretter. " IDrtpv«^^ . wet t^ ilic SSiiu.
,«Gnptgtcliéi«n thotflbilil^ weV V ' ^;
. !Du# thoiu C(tt fe(i) thotf/ili^
iticc of Gfat»ett felf« C^fieMili(ccn) ckthM
Vtfjoice.' ^ ane.
m tfie Fotm of fbnCatf a Dncae. ' ' v^.
i Clattcrt, . IDucot'CØtll^ Gold of Dnioit«,
I che Prtfsinian, lbn€lnVt^, G61d-Weighrf.
«.die Wincprefs. IDue, a Dove orPigeon. CitBg
wk, fddifled, in 2)0 a youn^ pigeon« (jpmu .
tof ftroneLiqnor* kJ) a Cockpigcon« (|>iinittc)
Øt føffi Nt eålui a Henpigeon. CVItCé fofll.
yiiilftrnnfc rip- ®0 to bill.
•RCfw a Httle cnt IDnCt to be good or lit for foøie« .
|»Bel1ow«(m<9tt) chinfi;* ro be ferviceabfe 6r
Toft. dcad-dmnk. ' proncable* Cbtf hUVt inttO
(ti$ft ^ntf(en^ iti»goodf(&rooching, Ornf
EU Ottfft fiø ^O to noPurpofe, is ot no Ufcf
•t Xmt»1ft9, i Dove-Egg«
> t Drnnktrd^ £"*1^^!' * ?"iJ^*'^i"^
I. Wine.b4bb«r, Joebiitlé , f. ©ttf ffjjg.
*ipplcr. ' tDwefoercii/ thnCoomg of
Doves
, Drunkcnncfs, ^^j ^DneK t fingit qon«^
Bowong. |,j j]^ ^
S to dro^n, fink lOneAcve^to doeU 6ght a DneU
^tfe^lf ^**^" t^cUerér, aOnellift, Duillit,
1Doelig# fit* apt» able,*capt*
efter r to ligbe* b!«> good, proper, nicet»
rattr; towetrtht convcniem (eg tac(iøf)l«l»
tOMUiaMaiu ..
•i
^ ^«^
!&u )' t60 { S^«
Biiffifff Cffittta) diligcnt, tsfi-
duous* laborioui.
!bueljøeitr fiptly^ tkilfully, as*
(Ifluoiislv.
'^»diø(>e&# Fitncr$, Aptnefs«
Me,:rn.fs CS*''«ifl6cD) DiD-
gcncct Asfi-Iuiry,
C)ttefFArnf Dovesdung.
IDuejlaci« .> Dove-cot or HoufCf
a Cofumbary,
IDlieuit^err youno; Pigeons«
iDnfff Cfaau IBtet) K^ncle
G)le, a Ereeze. Cttd5uil3'-
Iima3 Vap'Mir.
^ilfteA.ro bluw gently, (uk«
knnffé) to cxhalc
IDitgg« Dew.
lOaøø^Tr C^^t bO it dcwf.
IDuøget^ dewy. (
Ibnfti, f. D^Pfe.
fMlWC/ fen) t Pupper, B by.
Cl^Qnttt fom in 60 dresfed
in Print.
OtiVre, C@arctraa5} aSkain
af Silk.
IDitff cbarit , a Baby«
ipaf f cCritmmer,a Pupper-Sel-
ler.
©uf f f f rambocb ^ a Piippet-
SeUer*f Shop.
IDllKefpif; a Puppet-Shcw.
1Duffttøi# Toys> Play-things.
OiiffeCi btifnaP.-ftf crook-
necked.
f)iire(»cveb, BuU's Eye. (@0(#
term.)
IDuIfltf concealedt hid» cove-
red, disnmulated C|^o(6e* no«
ftt bO ^^ corceal.
IDttiii; (maaHeO dnmb, mnte,
fpTecchlels,
^um^ CtaaMi^i fIo») dnii.
■ blnnt, rtiipid. Cecnfolbtø)
fimple« blunr« foolifh, Itu-
pid« Cdi^^e ^0 ^o inakedutl
or ftupid, to hcbctace. (Mive
I«) togrowdnll, i^upid« hc-
betated. Cfont cn Sin^) ab-
fardi fiUy. (fom (tmcnO
dtm. (6ct Hi>fr IltlØ ]
pinenO "*y £y^s grow
IDiiifltf Ci^UtifcP dark, obl
dnikif h. (cn 5. ti^") i
Sound.
Ibum^rij^ig^ teinci-iirioiis
hardy, rafh. Cn^éøii^
pudent« iinpcrtinenc*
1Dumbriflig^e^ , Tern
Fool - Hardinefs , |^a£
(i&iTv;:u'5^eb) Effrpi
nefs, Scupi.firv, Siiupl
rity. CiHia Q^nettet
Con) Dimnefs. . ^
1Dum|>o9eb, eSer Aain|
Vfbr > Blockhcadt' S
1Dunime# (ØincuO ^om
Eyef,
dim.
IDumriåni Dimce. Bl
Lnrdan.
IDunt'Stiregra fitlyThi:
pery, fa ol i l'h Trick
qfFolly, Bnll. Jt..
^ pidly, fillilv t fob.^
OumcSÆCf aSiinpleOMb
ly, Btibblc, Loggféi
blockifliFellow, aouij
IDnnbrcr to chundl^ri ai
rumblingNoife« torri
IDunbtf n , Thundring,^
blinfr, fl Rartling«
IDitnfel, l^mvtlf aRlib'
IDtmfff f. banfe.
IDnnfeIr f. mdrf.
1Dun|i*aft, f. 1Doi:rr«|iK
1DuRil# Vapour, Fuiiie« j
lacion, Scrcam, C^ffl
aRifngin theStomacfa
tccen cn blaacSunft fi
nene) ru ca<i a Milt I
onc's Eyes«
1Dun(te# CO vapour« m
Iteam, fume, caft Pf
forth a Vapour.
Dl
m y'^i i ^
TBni
SmKrrtO thc iDuve op, (lafre toåt fMrt^
• ' 9inb) to bear up roand;
ftportdoB, ix« (Qi^iertiL) \ i I
^ y^Vftiu Ctølttf Mtt) to tarry, U l^"-'
dcctoicw " '-finger, delfly, dally, rctard*
tttm)'*« IHpU- procrtftiiiflce« tp drill oa,
fpin out the TiiDie* ,,
O iIliiftrioiis» 1Dv<xIen# Tarfyiftg, Liftgcrinflk
(^c», lUoftri- DeUy* ,
crcnicy; High- lOvxUti t LiHgtrer* ProloQp
ger of TioijB, £oitercc» " :
hut) m Cock-pi- IDvorlg/ Bnckranu
canning, fly« Figmy«
fird. (vel ømO lDiKergrr«f#. • Dwarf-trtt» «
bl,llulled;CffarT»^ IDVi^Ie, Excafy* l^ransport;
t« , Ingenioos. t ^i( €^mO^«^> Covmå Ct
Loofcnéfs of rhe twe^ SUep, Qiøae 1 2)lldle)
k. Lajctry* Tho- to be in an Exdtfy« (faOei
liinble. Sl>aU) to faliintoa Trance.
nintimateFriend, 1D9ale^riff • foporifnfiul
^ion, Dt-ink or Potion. flv
lab, an Incimacy, IDvilie ^eil/ to languifht pint
It. away.
ven. CfrttfillvnO IDvitieit, tiangvor. :■
ttcn. lO'fbt deep, profound* ftUff *
.adandlingKnot. ^onO & ^«^P Tant. Cdi#»
!te»tber) & Creft, re h^bctt) to deépen« mak^
ttom jer) a No- dceper. f l)bmi)4) Iow , pro-
inJSnap^TasfeU fotind« Cf(<^fl^ i ^* Santer)
KeOaTasfelofa to be in a brOittiStudy.
faigler)Feftoon. I^ib, Depth, Profundity*
■ftofHair. iDtjfret) thc Deep. Oiml>«
er, tiiftcd. i»ft) ai« i^byff, bottomlefa
fToftt. Pit. *•
«tiIeeir)tot1ioii ID^bt^eW* Deapnefa, Proftia>
wirhFamiJiariry. di'y, Profbundncfs.
wa) toextorta ID^bftnMg, d^ep* meditative,
from one. profound, penetratii^g, div-
♦ Oit tSoefret) mg, confidering, decpi
mnfitig, conremplatave.
• (med a>. paa) ID^bfln^ig^eb, profound.^
ditation. Penetration, C|ot
Downb^d. ^^^S\%Zli:Xt
«y» IDybr, deeply, .profoundIy»
, CbtiUt ©O to (t. tnfr O dce ply, far, a grcat
•ndf hip in your Way. (i»He) to makc a low
How. (f9tdC to møft »pPOi
f ch«w
a)c ) IS8 ( ©r
COiOTJCleR 11^) to exorcir«.
cal^ ODt Devilt. (tjiOcwef tU«
fP^nbO to incitc, in(tig4R.
fec on, On @ag iaicnncm^
ro go choroiixhr Scicch witn
• Buiinefs. ^nb} to expel,
«jedi- drive or force out*
[ioec)- to drivc> chafe away.
*VlantCC) t» raife Pitnrt*
Jbti9t, itaar9nfcrctiHc()oU
Nr f«ff) to drivt. (5, ubCR
eein CO hdlL (tooie »p oø
Iriw^ et @!i»#i Dø tac^i
. itMt mon Denter) to ttnkc t
Hoh:- C^rive fom en QoAl
• ale«*^oIO ^^^ fo e^nft*
~ (itiw fi? Saffei og Soiig)
: .to driv« under b<re Poles.
IDrioebieiiff a Hocbed*. .
I>ri9ttaitf6i1DiXffe^ atay of
' Sfftirtipoii Flowers* to keep
-fKm from Frol^*
1Dvtvcbroe# t Floacinjrbrid^.
IDrivefutr, a Spring;, (mat^tt$)
- Canfe,
^Drivegom^aTrammel, Drag-
■ • net.
IDviveao^ør Jecfon* Flotfon»
IDvivepammer/ a Drivingham-
mar. ■ .
IDril^e^hllf Spring Wheel;
fecret Way,
IDrivebttttB/ Greenlioufe, Hot-
honfe«
lDrive'3i^» Drifrsoflce.
IDrivemt^bcl/ a driving Rerne-
dy.
lOtivtnbt, f. (Ej:- C^^^ ^^^^
tO ^t goes on fwiminingly*^
O^an t)at en ». Acrt ing) ht
has a briik Traic.
lOtivtUf l^vivninq, C9M'
driomna) Driving forward,
Impulfion. (iCum(en) Agi-
eacton« (fra fin rette (Couré)
Declining from the right
Cour fe«
Ibdvttf fl Driver. (StCfPon«
ftet} an Inci(er» Indigator*
Ceen, fom trioer ^enge inb)
anEva^or,E»tort
etii unto røcfd
Driver or Goofei
1Dirivef<}nbr Qoickf
1Drl9trn:# Floaragc
IDi'tvverf^ Force.
l^roør t Dance« Le
Sluggaul, drowf)
fler , a Slowback
Lingerer.CWbcilt
fty, floveniy,- Fel
af en fO^anb) a £
Husband.
broget/ (et @(agd i
gec.
IDronning^ a Qaee
IDronnftnøen« 'Zi
ftnr a Maid ofHo
Queen.'
IDrofTel/ CSngQ a Ti
eerdrO Truffici s
Droft; a B«)i1ifr.
IDrøftfi f. IDrifre.
IDrøi^ fafficient* en
ing) durable. •
1Dr^it^e^/ SufRcien
bienefs 9 Solidit)
IDrøm^ • Dream. (
to be in a Dream.
ttDafSr.) to und
Ibvémmt, to drear
Dream.
IDr^mmebcgr s B«
ning an Explii
Dream s.
IDtømmeT; a Drear
1Dr^mmet^&er# an :
of Drcams.
1Drømnlect^erie# a
tation of Dream
IDt^mmevei*^/ an i
fooHfh Conceir,
IDr^eninøf Gt^
Driz^le, drizzl
IDr^flfe^ to corn c
fprinklewirhSali
loicer t lioger«
2^9 ) l^ ( 1D$
KTf. aaimtl Sptriet« of thc Ground« Agricaltsrc^
vmifig- Zoognphy« Hnsbandry« * •
ocr# ZoomiphBr« 1D^fcr# Wbrfhipper* Adorer«
d«ar» coftTy, pre- C'Kfdn^Ci^) t^<*l«te^ ' O^fkr
f greac Valot. benO fl1'>*lc^Hll<iban(iIlUllU
€, U Cx* o S>.) st (f5iire5^r«) Iconocla(t
raipiiKs tsorbiciinc Ib^f tender > a Z'^ologift«
Piice. D;n*fnfti8# f.X>fsftIfe»
«g^ che Fighting-of ID^Iorre/ Zoology,
I>frpl(mcer Zonphytt«
ID^^i dearly, coitiyt char^t«*
bly. (ti9l< met' ^e hmft^
to bny at che worflHan J^^tet
tom l^am Doridt ^aai) iccoft
himdeitly; it ftood hiu) in n
high Price, (jtg MaieftC bcf
r -. ^ Jl pay'd a grea(Price.for ii^-,
aLcs of iDeer ©r i^,^^^ Dearth, %tw%cmta^
fl ^ ^« 1 L' ty or Wanc of Pcx>vifiont*
, rheZodiack« tht _ ' ^ .. . ,.
eUttial Signf. - ID^rrafcilr Animality, Bru-
t t>r^ti>nU. tif hncri
kior/ the In^in^l of ID^fTCf (i @Øt>n) to Inll a Sl«Ép»
3lt6bti&nih<l)^o ^^^ yonrfelf
vri th yoQT own Chimerfis. (Iw-
ceni@di>n me6 øo5ceMtet|)
to amufe* fool one with (air
Promifef^ce bring one into n,
Fool's Paradife« (»eb 6mt#
øren) to decoy with fair
Wor.ds*
V Park.
I90ø9cr# Recptr^of
»
a Hawsc or Den of
ftt.
f Plac«* whtra
vildBeaftsarekcpr«
Cd«#w50 to
riAtFrice. Cl>Ii^^.^O
tfMrer« rife in Price*
r clic Kint^dom, Or-
n«fs of Aninials,
• FiUer.
;« Fewnets.
Dtamefa« excesfiva
hff% Price.
»**, "u*-ai k «>^ffen&e t B^rii, lolling m
taial, ^beaftly, brii- 5,^^- ^ caufing one to act||u
J. «jg„) An.«..h. ^^ ^^j g^^^ ,^.„,^^,
worfhip. adore, or ID^jli a Blow, Strokc* Fighe*
t (éflUlimr) to idol- • ing,' Brtmr> Shock. (»ot^
HHlO 'O cnltivatc, eil ©.) to rilk a BIow, go tp
w maniire, improvt fight. Q^tXU en X>. ttb) t«
må theGroiind«(SoV« ftand the Shrck or Bront* tO
I CO €nltivaie, . im- ftandtheTcft.*
exercife the Under- |^«abane # Caretr, Coiirft»
S'Si'ld^S;;''* »,(l(lri^ Tonrnament, Tilt.
r Worfhip, Adora- >"«• '^ ^ .^ •.
tnaracion« Rclifl^iofl* ID^veløtref/ Asfafsctida* th«
Ci) Idolatry* (gjDt* Ocf if« Dnnfc
■ItiTMion or Tiflipi €♦
€6 > 164 ( €e
g.
e
'bbti Ebb> Fhbing, fallin^
Water, tlie Tide. (Sb, Og
glod) Ebb and Flo'^d, falling
and rifinr W<.ter, Flux and
Reflox. CM er eO it is «b^
bing Water.
9bbt f V« CO ebb * be ebbing*
ftlU
Cbbetib/ thc TIrae when tlic
Warer is kighelt and begins
re falU
ftdbd, Fxho, Rcfound. (ø!dc
*•) to ccho, rcfound,
IBd)oe^ CSuaO Mockbird.
Cb^cr^ CSIaabf ^oeO Marter^
Corrapcion. (u(^rt)ttc ^^.
df é(UlO^^ fqueezc ouc Cor-
niption.
CbMrb^lb# fl running Sore,
ro'tcn ImpoRume,
IBbberbtttittr f. iet>erbnum
Cbbcrfiilb^ purulcnc, marte«
ry.
Cbb<rfop# a Spi'd^r. Cfomfor#
oavfaøet KafcriO Taran-
tnle«
Cbberfittniltcr / Suppnrtrion*
the Gachcring to a Head>
Impoftumacion«
Cb^itf«tre, rofuppurne, ga-
tber to a Head » iinpoitu-
mace.
Cbbertir^cfPettbé/ fuppnracive,
Cber, you.
Cberbuiitt/ Down df the
Eidcr-duck«
Cbetfuøli a Scflbird, called
Eider-dack, Cuchbert-duck*
Cbet## pron. posf. conjun^«
(bf t et EOer^ t At) it is yoar
Hat.
Cberørpi'on« pofs, abrol.yonrs*
Cbet ec mm Q3od oø if fe eO
ny Book and not yours» \
^bic(, f. jorcrbnittø«
ICe&# anOath« Sweanng.
te 4P0 ^^ ^^^^ Oath, mo
Oath^robc ^worn« fwci
lemnly. (bringe een i
fftb) to fwear o»^e bi
one to his Oath (taøC
Seb) to tender or i
nKtcr one the Oath,
him» pift him undt
Otth. (gcber e<j Q«
SwcaringandCurfing '
be en for jf rcrf felige. af |
rap out er racric odc a{
vous Oath, (hcfrcrftf^
(f.) to flffinn by an
lÉebelictf by or tij
of an Oth,
lCe^6'X>ibltc6b^rbf tn
vir, a Ocpofitionupoiii
iSc^6 5^rblm^/ Conf
rion*
i£eb6plt$é» a fWorn
Olil'gation by Ocfcl
lCe^rrtgC| f. lee^.
iCc&ra(inC't17(tn&,
l&c&raaelfei rhe Adm]
of the Oath.
Iftcg, C^cflctræe) tn
trec. Cfomerafecfl)
of Oak.
i£c(teitble/ o Call-nti^'^
ieegc()iotr^ (SnfecO Si^
i£c(ictømmer# Oakcimb«!
lEenir a Stearn* ' ..j
iKeme; to lleam* .i
ICit/art. indef. a.an, CtVÉ
a Stick, (en Ow «
(en t>flO a Har,
iKen, one, (een €eiiete)-
only, (ecnafto)eirl
for un) on« by one,
iJttnaaviQ , one Tetr
one Year*s Age«
Kenb^^reii # only ^
Ml
fe ) 165 ( €t
riVftigf iininimoiis> of
•ne Mind or Accord.
r«grigeii# nnanimously
vkhonc Accord, joincly«
lØtfCl^tig^tb f Unanimiry,
CoBCtrd, Accord, Confor-
Btyof Senriments«
\p Maidlervanc of all
only* one only, fole«
ig^ nniform, eyen,
s of one Fafhion.
i^eiif che Mulciplica«
Tdblc,
I Unity. Ott ninHt
t Unity*
iing# a, Unicorn.
__^ ijreeingf tinitcd, join-
A (Mipc ccniø i <n @aø)
.Nifrec abouc or npon, ro
, flie to an Agreemenc wich
»ibout a Thing.
l'!9'^' Union, Harmony,
»I 6ord» Agfcemenr, good
i*fcrftandfne. (af ®«fcn)
Mibitantiality.
i|lj%rolicary, lonetv, lone-
rer ired.(itgi9r) fingle,
ried^
, foiitarily, retiredly«
^9 Solitude, Rctreac«
rinefs, Lonefomenefs,
tetiredncfs*
V tiaving bnt one Bar,
ittf one eyed, blind of
•ne Eye.
ntk^tVf a Onepounder«
»f Cbruøeé ftin adver-
biaiirer i (f .) privately, fe-
:ly, inSccrct, in Private«
_, aniform, even, eqaal,
iliice, of che farne Faf hion.
iMf ad%*. eqnaily, after the
jbneFafhion, alike,
. jnfi# f. cett».
»farvet/ of one Colotir,
^jfbrKig, oniform, liaving
iW farne Form* keepingone
CovrJOe.
fttnftaUttf univalvt.
iCenefinOetr unanimotis* of
one Mind, pf one Accord*
concordant, agreeing cpge-
ther,
^tnti'^btn^tf confanane, con*
fonous, of the farne Tenor.
Kettfoiit/ folitary, lonely, lone-
f'ome , retired.
itiniømbt^t SoHrude, Solita*
rincfs,LoneIineft. Lonefome-
nefs, Retirednefs,
ICettfontt/ foiitarily, lonefome*
ly* .
Kenftavelfeø • ^r^ , a^Mont*
fyllable. .
ICeftflemmig^ concordant^
agreeing togetlter, unani-
mons, narinonious.
iKen|temmigfn; unpnimonsly,
with one Accord.
iEeit(lemmig()e^i Accord, A-
gr-ein^neis, Harmory.
fttnetoniQf of one and the fame
Sunnd, uniform of Sound;
wanting proper CadcnCe in
Pronunciation,
l&en6tonigbeb/Monorony,per-
fe«ft Uniformiry of Tone*
Want of proper Cadence in
* Fronnnciation«
iCetl6t^^ig^ fynonimoQS.
ittntt^piQ^t^f a Synonym*
fJttt, one Thing. funbcr dtt)
' jointly, at the lame Time.
Cbcr lebcr oicfainmenubpaa
eet) *^ comes to the lame
Thing. (foplfle unber eet) to
fcll by the grcat. (m^^ ?^0
fudderly, unawares, CH^BXt
ttt meb pinanbcn)to go Hånd
in Hånd with one anothcr, to
aa in Concert. ((jemecilO
to pifs thro' one Quiil.
Itet SU§## of the fame Spe*
cicn ^^
€f ) 166 ( Cf
Cffécti t tHHHiiiiø.
Cf ettf even. Offin tUcr ucf cn)
even or 6dd.
Cfeiti jaftf pttn^ually* ex-
adiy»
Cftet; after, pafl, behinrl, ncxt
to, according to« at* for &c,
(|^9tm fpørgc 3 efter) whom
do you i'^quirc ufter. (efter
teihøl^eb) iis Occafion f hall
otter, (efter ®frifccn) ac-
cording toScriptnre, (efter
fBcfafinø) c niormably,
tgrcoabl y ro Command, (ef«
ter ncrcosrtnbe SiDer) as Ti-
inesaicennw, for theprefenr
Time. (efter ^icrtené^nfPe)
tr your Hwart's Dtrfirc, (al
ftm øatfer t)Ani efter $»nffe;
tvery Thing fflllsonc« as he
wonid have ir, he has cHe
World in a String or at his
Wili. (ertercenée9ett)owb)
flCCordjng to one'f own
Pancy. Um efter) f. efter*
§fivt. (efter at finfeenoc)
jn allAppearance. (gaae ef'
ter noøet> to go for fume-
thing* (Mc, ffQht, (^UØge
efter een) to throw, f hoot,
ftrikc at onc. (efter min CfSee*
ntnø) in niy opinion, in my
Judgment.(efter pderftejor*
mue) to the iitmoff of my
Power, (tragte efter noget)
to hunt after fomething.
nornøeé efter) to long for.
Cftaaeeen efter 5i»et) to lay
in Wflit ior, to attempt or
make Attempt upon onc^s
Life. (r)«rc efter eené fto^eb)
fo humour one« biickle to
one's Humoar, be ro onc's
Liking or one's Humoqr.
(tegne efter!Baturen)to draw
one to thcLife.
flftetabe^ to imitate, copy,
Cøitrc efter) ro nake as ano-
tfier dbes* f« c
(»rapnge) toconte
mick. i^pe.
tCfterabelig^ imitab
Ulfterabelfc # Imit^t
mickmi;, Aping.
tCftember, an Iroitfl
pier, M.mic. .
ISfterTfftaiei parfua
, A\jreem.nt,accor 1
Convcntion » App
Contrii^.
ICfter Alt, after all,
Lcngth.
ICfter Hntittl, Pror
portionally, in P
to.
iCfter ^itfee nbe, pro
kcly, Hpparently,
pearance.
Kfterarte, to take
rcfemblehini, bec
farne Humour, Ir
Comporrmerc, I
Carriage.
ftfcerat, afrer, afrerl
by thar Time, wk
as, where«s. (e
baobc bort bcniibt
eratterl hadheard
in};s 01 having h<
News (efterår ie
itiuo ^y <')^( Til
reftel.
Cfterat/ (fotbi) fiw
rhat, fince thar*
iCftcrbare/ to carry
mething after one«
mngenø @(a?b) co
Queen's Train«
lefter Idt^ictting, \
man^,<)t,according
Kfterblive, to fta>
behind.
iCftetbringe, tobrir
fomething after or
4l^fterb^r^/ Afterbin
•f •) i^r ( «f
Mr vhen« wherets, fince
r% fwcanfe, for at much«
)Mer to draw one afcer
rfdff (reifc efter) ^afol-
fivif to drive aftcr*
U^t, CO fall afcer.
Wt, CO folio w one» go
kim* joarncy afcer hiin»
ptf to fly afcer«
jlf / CO flow afcer«
»riasøetiber uponDe-
» ae your Defirt«
r|N/ r« inqnire ifter»
h di ve inro« alk for« ex-
tt cd feek for,
(fPeff an jCnqnlrer« Per«
or* Searcher> Exami-
ffninø/ Inqniry, in-
on« Search into« See^-
Looking for* Exami*
|e# cofollow, goafter
r behind him« (t tt
jt} CO fttcceed one*
ilcer» or in one's Place.
«)roob«y« (efterabe)
tace, f« efccrabe« Cfor«»
to purfue, foliow one
per(^cutt*
S|eire# the Following
fjBfterabelfe) Imita-
Cmopen) Cmalarjon,
. (Jorf^Caelfe) Perfc-
« theFollowingcIofe,
imbtbi) Saccesfion«
|eii^e# Cfom fonimer
following , infuing.
WO rubfequenci Aib-
|er# aFoIlower, Imi-
Emolacor. O et (Sm«
Succesfor. (af eo
aSedafy,Adherent co
iScAicor« Difcjplcé
ftft€vfal\t', followad. (féfli
fttigr) perfecaced, jnorfued*
(efieubet) fmitacad; OCii^
btile).fac€eeded,
iCftergiore/ ' coanc«rfeited»
imttarad« faliified*.
Ctjttvgiétt, toeoincerfeir,tmi»
tar^ one's Art. (eeil> eo mi-
mic • «pe one» oiafct at b^
doet, (ee6filberie) tocepy
a Pitert*
tKftetøtørtii, imicable*
iefreirgipe# coyield, 2;ivaWay
CO, give che btccer, fubmir*
condafcéndt confent« abace*
ailow fomvcnine. ((an ef#
tttfiff^ ingeti t 3tibØf i) hc
yieldt td nobodyi is notjnfe-
rioor to. comet noc behind*
is not behind anybody in
SkilU (fortabe) co forgive,
pardon, (paa nogef/ i^mit
fp(rnbt).co Haken, relax*
loofen* yield, give Way«
ISfccirøii>f(ff/ Yielding, Con*
defcending« Complyfng*
CompHance« SubmisHon«
Allowing. (Sortobelfe) Par-
don,
^ft€t^ivtn^e^ yieldingt coin*
plying, condefcendings obli-
ging> compUifant.
iCfterørotøf (Vovet) Afcef
Krafs,
tCftergravei co dig afcer*
l&fterørtibltico rpec;placa,make
an exad Refearch into, to be.
penfive or inquifitive npon,
to beat yotir Brains abenit«
iefterb<iatt^ett# bv Ocgrees or
Leifare, by iirrle and lictle.
St\tttl^ctn^t: (en fting) co give
yourfelfoven addidtf yonr-
felf CO, to efponfe aThing,be
weddedtOiadheraor ftickto.
(fomÉO^er) co indnlgeyoiir
Defires and Pleafnres, lec
If ofcthtRcin« of yonr Luft«,
(^OMM.
^
«f ) T€d i «f
to åin%\t tfter t Womtn*
Cftfr^a^# cohtftentfMronc*
niflke HaftoJn purfuing him«
be te hif Heels, foltow him
clofo, baftily« forthwlth«
iRfter^ina1l^etl» on« after mo-
ther > fiicc'.^8fiv«ly*
Cfrect^Mf che latter Ptrtofche
Hflrv«lt
Cfter^ugøe, (efter c« t^tig
SiClØe^ to pelt« chafe, pur-
foe fl iymg Enemy«
Cf^criAøe# toch.irc, porrue,
follow after* (SiglOIIl) to
hunt after Riohef«
Cfttrioscitf pQrrvitf Perfeca-
tion,
CfrerU^i to mn ari;cr» pur^
Kfrerilelfe/ Parfulr«
f&fterf ommC;to come after onet
follow him, CnaaO toover^
take » get after » reach one«
(£øatO to be as good as your
"Word, toobferve, perform
yovr Promife* copiply with
it« acqnir yourfelf of jt* Q^U
ialinih fRA<l^ >0 to comply
with « axeentje« effe^oate,
mind, obfcrve, do% follow,
perform wbar is commanded
oradvifed« (aMo^e)co obey.
([iSmbebO to focceed, come
tn one'a Place.
•frcrfominer, CSftermanb)
ICfterfommere/ Pofterity, Af-
tera^es, our Saccesfors, (mU
argfterfpmmere) my Isfue,
OflfTpring, Progeny, pefccn-
danrs, or Race^
ISfterUbCf CforftromO to ncgr-
lea, omit* Cefteratt^c (!n fRtt)
. to remit, abate, quit* for-
fake, give over, forego your
S.ight» Opb^rO to leave
oflT, defift from, let
ceafe, give over. (U
Øg) to leave bahind« (
to pardon.* (fovmi
relent, baappeafed,
ed«
fing, Defifting, Lea
(efterø JOC(fe) Remis
DHtement.AUowanc
gence. Moderation,
l&fterla^etl, negli^ent
(lack, neg^edtut,
carelefs, fupine«
ltfrerla^e|tftfb/ Nei
Remifsncfs, 61&ckn
gleafulnefs, Slocl
Carelefsneft«
Cffcrlabenffab/ Sn
Inheritance, anEft«
by Succesfion* Pac
Heritage,
iCfterlabent/ adv.neel
negle^tfully« curclsi
lefterla^r, (forfamt^
cd, omitted, (forui
doned, forgiven«
ftfterUOe, (f om 93^rnf
tie over again,whatt
othe^s fay^
lCfterl(cfe, to read af
ther, (i en (Bofl) u
and reak fome Bool
man ^ar ffrn^cO te
what yoQ have wriri
l&fterlebn/ a Mefhe-
Mefne Fee«
llifm*iclftnaman&/ anl
nant;one, thutholdj
ne-Tenure.
Itfterleve^ CajcfaKn
comply with, obfer
form, porfite or ob
Ordcr. (HoUCnc) to
tooraccQrdingtOi 1
or purfuant to th^ '.
€f ) 169 ( €f
Cftftleverr < Survivor. Q
CtttrleverfFe/ aWidow«
CfterUanCf ro imirare or coun-
terfcft fomctliing. C^ttl) to
I refemble one or ke like to
him, Ctfttxabi)to inimic on(^
CfterliQitflfe/ Coiintcrfcicing;
Imitarion; Rcfctnbline, Si-
miUciide;Portrairore. (yiorc
CftCtO cu cnake che Portrti*
tire on
Cfrerligner/ an Imitator.
• €frerlpbe/ to run after. (fytt
CCr)rogo a wenchingi hunt
^erHarlotSf haunrB^wdy-
houfeSt bc a Whoreinader«
Cfrcrmaale« to mearure t
Thing ii^ain or a fecond
Time« to try wherher rhe 6rit
Meafnrebe right* to fcanit,
examine the Mcafure of it«
ftftermaalemaii^/an Avcnger,
Revenger.
€JftttWM^, the lad Courfe tt a
Tablc.
€iwnmait, rhe Fanie> Kame,
Praife* Renown, Reputation
or Celebrity one leaves be-
hind him» when hedies; me-
morable Account, Memoirs«
eftermåle^ to counterfeit,
p^int afcer one« imicate a
Pi^nre.
Cfcerman^/ a SiicccfTor.
Cfrermt^^a9 # Afremoon. (i
iiftttmi^ta^) in this After-
noon*
Cfte^lli^^a96, of the Aftcr-
noon« (QU^tmibbaQi'&$pn)
a Nap atter Dinner. (8fUr*
middaø^'SiD) Time between
Dinner and Supper.
i(frer (E^nff e , at Heart't Eafe,
at your Will, according to
JoorWifh or CO your Mind.
have theWorId in • String,!«
have every Thing ro your
Wifh, at your Heart'a Der
fire.
^itttpibti to hifs or whiftle ai^
ter or at one*
IKfterregtte, to reckon up or
again, examine che Acconnt»
reckon it a fecond Time. *
Cfrerrctreliø/ explicft. clear,
evident. CpaaliDeIiø>ertain»
fure« true » faithful, auch^n*
tic.
iCfterrmeliøfii/ explicitly*
clearly, certainly, fbrely.
itftntttttliQ^tb, Explicatfon.
Explanation,. Ecfaircifler
ment » ( i^ilfoxlabtU^htb )
Certaincy , Sorenefft, Ancnen-
ticiry.
Stfttvvttning , Account. Ad»
vice, Notice, Information,
Intelligence, Advcrtifement»
Relation, Report, Inftruc-
tion. Ocrr^e ff.) critical
Reviews or Journals, (inb*-
bcnfc &.f fem Dommer} to
take Cognizance of. (inlipin'
tt (?.} to take Infoimarion*
fpy * fci^ut , go about for
getring Intelligence, (^m
^0 ^^ Siv^ Notice or Intelli*
gence of, to acqnainc one
with, let him know, keep
him advifed of, fend him
Word of &c. Cfoae e.) to
have, ger, recei ve Account,
News; to hear or nnder(tand,
fcc, obferve by Letters. QttU
U tiener til (rO 'h>s fervcs
for Advertifement, Advice,
Caution or Governmept.
ftfterrertiinøø'Bf rivt , Me-
morial.
iefrerretntng6«6Pri9eIft / a
Letter of Advice,
iCfterrtOfe, to draw a Pi«^ur«
after another, to copy it.
iCfterfartrC/ to purfue aflying
Enemy, make afcer him,
" é
€f ) iro ( €f
ftfrarføemlfff Purfaiu f. Stis
terflrorbelfe.
ICfterfat, pnrfned.
Afcetrfare, (i Boøica) thc mJnor
Prepofition ofaProp »fition.
Cfierfee, Cboa^ man bar fttu
9tt^ to review, revilc,^ c<-
amine>whatyon havewritrcn
&c. CSroppemO fo rake a
Keview of the Forces.
ftfterfeiU/ to failafteranorher
Ship, give Chafe to ir,
Kfterfenbefto fcnd onc a Thing
flirer or fend i c af ter him or
ificer he wcnt away.
Cfecrflgei (Orb) to fay Words
flfcer one« repeat rhecn to his
Hearing. (taU Om) to talk,
fay,tcll, repoit of one. Cbaoc
ititct et fige efter t^am ubeit
AU ø6t}to have nothing to tay
in Disgrace orDisadvanrajjc
of one, to be obligcH to fpe.ik
well of him. (bet maat man
fl^t iåm efter ttl l^ani iKoeO
to kis Praifc be it fpoken,
ftfterfTiFfer f. eftpfenbe.
Afcer &if og tTtaabef accord-
ing to Cultom. ,
Cfteririlbre^ to copy a Pic-
ture.
Cfterffreveiif copied, tran«?-
cribed. (fom eené i^aanO
counterfeited«
lÉfterffrige/ to cry out after
■ one,
Cfterflfrive/ to copy, transcri-
be, wrirc from ihe Original.
(efter en gorfPr.pt) t" write
flfter a Copy, (boab ecn ticte«
fer) to wrire dnw* whatonc
dictares. (cené ^aanb) to
counterfeit one'i Hånd.
Kfterfftlb/ an Afterdisbnrfc-
roent. fecond Furnifhing or
Sopply^ an Addition«
Stftvffi^ht, robepti
ter Dtsburfemenr,
disburfc or fupply
ney. (Silbt) co
Decr.
iSfterfl^tae^CtenSoi
or look for or atcet
a Book.
Kfterflorbe, to train
drag after.
ICfrerf!«gt# Poileiir
ages, OiFpring,
Im!K\
ICfcerflacn9f Sequel
q 'ervcc, Trnin.
iCften'maøi an il) Af
itfterfnige Pg* to fi
injily after <>ne.
Cfeerfontf fmce, bec«
that, fcein; tha^, i
ts, even as, asmnc
portio'iably, acf
Ccfterfom Jciflab'^'^
rer) IS much 3S» acc
Opr'ortunity fhall
rerfom be f oin# btei
indførte) accordmj
come, thcy were ii
O'ftcrfom *2lrbeidet
Q^cfennmden) fucli
Work, fucn is aU
ward, theRcwardi;
tioned ro the Wor
tEftcrføgerf o fearch,
retor look about, fe
a Thing.
iCfterféger/ an Inqu
quifitor, Searcher«
Uifterfi^gning^ Searcl
(tigacion, Ferretinj
ry. (efter £ietteri
quifition.
Æfttrfpeibe, to fpy oi
out, follow by th<
Ft'orfleps.
iCfterfpil, the Afterga«
Mockcomedy*
♦•
€f ) in ( €f
tftetfpcrt, to inveftigaec, in-
quire,dive, pierce, penecrtce
inro i orne Arr, fearch it oiic»
endeavour co coi«e tr ir.
tfttviporing, Invedigacion,
Irquiry, Search,
Kfterfp^rge/ to inquire after,*
aili for> makeaninquiry af-
ter,
ftftcrfp^rger/aQ Inquirer, De-
unnder« '
^^ktri\^taftl , Inqmry, De-
mand, Aiki ig, Perq\iincion)
Search for or after.
Cfcerfpringt f co leap afcer
one, thac did tt before« run
ttrcr him«
Cftcrfpnrøt/ inqutred aft6r>
alkcd for«
Itftttftnat, CO ftand after or
bclow one. Oftcrftr«bO fo
Ity in Wair, lay a Snare or
Ambufh« wait anOppnrcuni-
ty t« catch or feize npon one,
perfecnce him.
Cfrerfligef to dimb, afcend,
moUnc afcer one»
ISfterfhf/ a fecond En^aving;
of a Copperplatc.
Cfcerft#^e# topufh, chruft for-
ward or on.
ftfttt^vctbt, to pcrfecute* fol-
low a Thing, ftrive for or af-
cer« flfpire rOt fearch afrer«
addi^ yotirfelf to it* to fne*
CO defire to get or obrain
it. Ctxa^tt efter) to afpire to,
to afFea. (efter 3Kve) to af-
pire to , hunt after Glory.
teen)fo perfecure one.(eenO
£i») to lay in Wait for one'a
Life , to make an Attempt
upon ir,
^fttvfivccbtlit, a Striving for,
aHbnting after, anATpiring
to, Perfccution, a Lying in
Wair.
<fcer(lr«bfr , a Lyer in Am-
taf h ir Waic. a Waylayer.
lefcetfvatigrittø/ SnperfMt
tion*
ICfrerf^K^ Revifion, Revietr*
in g, Review, Looking over
again.
ISfterfipttge/ to 5ng aftcV on*,
• fing co the fame Tnne, yoa
hear of him*
Kfcercfffle^ corell again or a fe-
cond Time.
itUtttanU, to reflea ttpon^
tnake yoor Rcflc^ion upon,
chink ferionalyof, coniidef
or mufe or mediracc opon»
CO rnminate, ponder, weigh,
fcan, examine orbendyout.
Thoughts upon.
Pt\ttvtccnUlig, notable, con«
fiderable, worthtobeconfi*
dered.
•
Stfttvtctnf^cm, priidenr, con-
fiderate, providént, wary, of
good ForefightfOf great For-
call, cantious, circnmfpe^
l&fterra;nffom^e^, Prudence,
Circumfpeaion * Cantions^
nefs, Warinefs, Confiderate^
ncfs, Heedfuinefs.
Æfcertarnf fomr / pmdencly,
cautiously, warily»
ICfrercitle/ (onb) ill Report,
ill Name. C»«re i (^fHxtalt)
CO hear ill, be under the Lafh
of an cvil Tongue, (fommc
i dfttvtali) to fall under the
Lafh of evilTongue, te be
afperfed« CbCllia« t gfter*
talO to ^^^^ an Afperfion
upon one*s Reputaton, af*>
pcrfe' him«
iCfterranf e / " Confideratiom
ReHeéb'on, M ufin g, Medita>
tion, Deliberacion. (ttten
QtfttttanU) inconfiderately,
rafhly, wichom Refledion,
Oomme til gftcrtonf e) to r*^
colleiSl yourfelf*
IBf(ertt^f Time to come, fik
nire Time, Afurages«
«f
«f ) in ( f&
Itee, ((idta ^a>) a
lictl« Boat
(arfDrfiøfeh))<)wn pr
, pecQliar, private (|taO<
Hånd. Q^h Rt t^tt t
CO have a Hoiife of your
CM ^øoe i tt Cprog
JEdiom or peculiar Cail
Xangiiagc. (mcrfftorrMfl
table^ memorabley (Ir
(tn t. Stl^ageirO « <^
Accident. (r( eøcn fli
^ fe) a ftran^e, odd, wf
'cal Man.
Hntniiiation.
Kfttnrcbef to follow ont or IKftfrvliitcrf t Winctrt
tfrer iiim » to' gtve him the comei lar«*
Prtcedenc?« (forø i CmMc) tCftervojrc , to grow aft<
te Aicceed one. KflrCOdOC^theEcijDieofaS'
CfccrrratMfe# O Smtch) Knite &c. (JtrMics
Socceifion. / Wi^c«edge.
itftgfttafftø to drag« drag Itgc, f«^i^inlegf.
along. '^
WHtntan9€f to thi-ong or
preCs after.
ttftertTAgce/ to fne for, hans-
ker after«arpire at. (to>after)
to defire tp.gtc or.obtain,
• icqoire or purchafe forne-,
thing« to long tb be at ic
Ccfterlvaøte paa tinO to
' atttmpt iipionone*tLife » to '
}y in Wait for it*
iefiertragtelfei an Afpiringat»
a Suipg for* Hånkcring af*
teru
Cfrerrraørar^ aDeiigneriipon
a Il^rlpn or Thing, a Way
layer.
Emphafis, Energy, Force. «øen<?«nWg, done with
Strength. Dint, Strcfi, Nei- ?.^J i^*!"l- . CWlHil
▼Ofityt Significahcy, Effiea- 1lllØcrfri»0Signatare,
cy. C« «69é) the CoMn- manual , your Hånd
t^ftit of a Book. ■ ^ Writing
•ftannKa. Cfrm eaCoa) to ^ff^J J^nDigai^wuh yo«
contcrfeit a Book, Ct$H flj^en^^^vn, Sclfrevenge.
CftcO to pufh on. Hpenbe^, Propriety, Prc
tflfunt^fMiQ 9 cmphatical, cy, Qudliry. C&«rbftO
cnargeticaU expresfive. fig- gulariry,Scrgngeners,w
nificant» nervoua, weightyt nc^lnefs.
I^athetlcal« fenfeful. ICøenf terUøt^e^ / Selfl
•ftertrtfWiøeii, emphatical- ^ Pbij^uty.
ly ic. ftøenf raftf natnral For©
€fremtfr, counterfcitcd, re ijgVilmliiig, »bfolnre. I
pnnted by another, tråry, Snl.mitcd, idiperi
Hfterveer^ Afterpain. defporic.
iCfrcrverøeii, Pofterity, Af- <Cgcnm«gttgeitf arbitra
terages abfolutely, derpoticall'
«ft.rr...V to wcigh » fccond «»«?:: ^Tl^r
^'"**» iinlimiredPower»SDvcre
Cfrcrviitt/ a tart Wiat, %y^ Defpocifro*
itgei
€d ) 173 ( ®d
ågmnytte, Self-Intereft, Self-
fMtlk) Disintereflcdnefs.
tøcnnyrrig/ felfincer^ftedk
felhrh C^cttt cøennoctiø)
toconfolr yonr ownintereft«
be flttentive to iti
CfCtiM^iøeit^ felfifhly, in
a fe)lirh Mtnner«
C9nll|^i9^f^lSe!^nterefted•>
neOi, Sclfirhnefs.
CfOpff^Vf # Selfrrial.
<tniraabig# f* cgertmors*
Cinr#cø^ SelfpraiTc« vfttrt
Glory« Oftentarion«
tenffB^iOi »eftyf canri'cious,
fclf«ritrtn,opinifitre\nothead*
*«d. Cfortrcrbel.ø^ morofe.
Cgeøliilbifleit^ capriciousIy>
wilfully &c.
Cse1l(tR^tg(^e^/ Caprice, Ca-
prichio> TdHnefs, Wilfiil-
ncfs, SelfwilU Ci^tttCChO
Hiitb') Morofity.
CfMffabr Proprictyr Proper*
cv, Qualirvs n.uunl Dispofi-
tion. (^ttévtOQ^yVro^nttyf
ofa Language, (Tn tdiotifm.
(el "Doté/ UvU UO rhe Na-
mre, Property, Fncalty*
natnralQualtty.Ccn du&^om«
nclfø (PgrnfPdD) a divinc At-
tribntti. (Mx^Qt CH £illg
fin SørnlFab cKcr aite ten ttt
Vaoif , f om paffer fia poa ben^
Cøcn(Fab>o qaa]ify,give che
Chara^er of*
Cfentlig,' proper, peculiar,
particular, finguUr«
Cgentltgetti properly, pccti-
liarly« precileiy*
tjtCRcligbtb/ Propriery*
Cfeiivilli(# Volnncarincfs,
Spm'flneiry*
CgenviUigr volnntary, fpnn-
taneøtts , n«c coinpellod.
i&rf e»<DIben > Acom» Maft»
iCgern/ Stgttnt, a Squirrel*
ttgtfføv, a Qrove of Qaktree*«
lEget/ proper, pccnliar.
' ^§^tjCt\lfft^nbt)to animate,ev
cice,intite one,co egg^fec him
onrodofomething« Qtpivti)
toirricate»provokc« C^eiftit'
Vrtbt) to provo)te» kindie
onc's VVrath, irritate onf»
ICgii/ (Country, Region, Tnåt
or Part of T.an.-I, Glime. Cli-
•' - mate. (oe oin(i(i<ien5e flfflnc)
the ttijjCenr Parts, (i milt
^an)wirhiis, inotarNcigh*
bour'»ood4
ignt, C«n(ffl«0 f. C^jr. bee eft*
ner eø anitaaer baiii) itbe-*
comeshiin itishisDury, ie
is meLt. jufVorreafonablet ie
is 6t for him*
lEcitf/ f. flpgte.
ICir not. f. ifft.
well, ravely. CJonin^rino}
hcyday> bravcly, how, fay
you fo, Ctfcnbrinø) ho*
ycs. CSi^cbO ho> how.
ha, Iiowfay you!
ICU! O brave!
Zi€, C<?i<nbem) Posfesrion*
C^att i tunbom^ ro be pos«
fesied of, to have in Posfes*
fion«
(tie, C^aoe i dit) to own, pos-
lefs, en joy, be posfesfed of»
bcOwncr, orProprictor of»
l&iegot>f goodnaturedi^gentle^
meek, debonair*
ICicgobtxbf Good or kind Na-
ture % Debonairnefs,
lEienbeeli Propricty.
ICienbom^ Posfesfion, Pro-
i'i*i-ty.
Kien^ommeliøf posfesfory«
leteiM .
«t ) 174 (
€C
jBUtiboiie'35er^veIfe#Ditpof-
(cifion, Disfeizin.
|lteiibomøao^ø# f. lEienbont*
Cieit^omepenre/ Propritcor*
Proprietary.
CtcnDom»'3nbtaIer theClaim-
ing of t Posresfion«
IfillBO^ntø (Dverbr agclfe , che
Conveyance or Mtking over
a Posfesfion.
iEieitbomerec, Rij^ht of Posftt-
fion. Propricry,
Aler# ICicrmanb/ aPosfcsfor,
Owner, Propriecor. (af it
tanbaoté) a Proprietary.
ltUanb# f. 9t.
ttfUit r. t)aejnme(fe«
ÆUflicitec, Eiafticity.
^{aftiftf elaftic, fpringy, hav*
in^ a Power to recover its
original Form after Impul-
(ion*
ØtUctvictVt, to elcdrify*
ttitnticittt, Elearicity.
4titctvict€tma{Cint f an Elec-
trifying-Kngine.
ItUctriff, ele£lrical.
ititiant, f. (i^l(p(>attt.
iCIemeitt/ an Eiemenr. (bet
GieSrffiAn iM »t( t>Ære)Ele*
menr. (bet ferfte (Bcun5 t en
Q)i5cnfPab)£lemcnt or Rudi-
ments of a Science. (3*^9*
. tcnermitSIcmenO Huncing
is myElemenMs cny DelighCf
my favorire Pleafure.
Mltmtntatbo^t a Book con-
taining the Rudimtnts of
Sciences,
ClemetttarifF , elerocntary^
dcmettcfleenf an Element-
ftone.
CUnbiØf CuIoHefid) miferable,
«alaraitous> wrccched, di-
ftresfed« fad, pitiful, pitit-
t»l«. (uffcO poor, paultry«
fcurvy.
iPleiiMøeit/ mifcrably^ wretch«
ly &«•
Calamicy, Diltreii
chedneft«
Stltvfyantø an Elephi
iKlep^aitrifP« elephar
iKlep^anrle^er, a G
an Eiephanr.
i&Ierbantiuu9 / MaU
U^leppattt Ot^tn, the
the Eiephanr,
flMep()atttfnabe(# the
Snout of an Elepht
ftipf^tnbttn, ivory«
lElp^cnbeenø , of ivo
Stil, itiitttat, an A
atHtfone, C&PHplK
an EK.
i&aef rage , CSuaO ^<
leaenøroeO, (Urr)
pane.
stUit, or. (eder ^g) <
flMlerø; el fe, orherwi*
reften)forthcreft.(
befides*
itUtVt, eleven.
lEQeotCf the cleventh
ieirtt>fe,0Mbtitre,C3if
Itleb^r/ an £lk. /
OMff«/ to love (een i
loveonedaarly (i
'to love one ten
rendd
ewid
J)iert<Ofoiov(
Hearr, from the B
yourHeart. (OQ^
øaaøcn) ro have i
for, to favour. Qa|
C»creenéffemmelfcj
pachize, to have n
feftion.
Ø^IffeU^f amiablejove
charming. pleaiing,
Ci^ift e(fifeltø) dead
cd, Minion,
fliljFer/ a Lover. C<»f9
aFlorift. (afOlW
Antiquaiian. (af ^
aPhilofopher.(af3
Iticr) a Gallant,
Beau« Spark> Lov
fair Se«.
et ) 175 ( em
i\
tfritgt, t tovcflc.
PfCVf tove« A:iOlir» C9I-
bn ry. O'om b^rcc Hi S(fFoD)
tmoronst %'enerca}*
Btcvtbiifi imorous Ogles or
look«.
Éfcvibvyn^ti Flamtf of
fifoMbriF, fl Philcrnm.
tt|«viMgrA. fl Poem on the
Stbiea of Love.
mtoMfub, Cupid, the God
' it love.
4toifgubinbe, Venus«
4yS9W^llOcl/ Amoiirf, flOlO-
tmå Tricks* Love Incriguek*
UBorous Advenrnrcs«
ntofH^iitorit , a. Romance,
sai*rous Scotics
ÉWo9tit|lr Love- Pien fure*
fifovtpiil/ Love-Arrow»
WÉfåVJinaf, Lovetale, amo-
fMS DiMTOurre, Converi'a-
mu cheCajolingaWoman.
CWfBifpil/ Love-Sport.
t!fg9§vi\t, an amoroui
ØfvctxbiQ, amiable, lovely,
vunhy of Love.defervingto
bf loved*
QhMrr^i9&eø# Amiablenefs,
loveline Is , Gracefalnefs,
Sveecnefs«
QÉbcnii to evtde, elude, fm-
trtce. disappo'nt.
ftMilerC'tllAHitø/ f. iCmai'
Urinø.
CaAiUvCf ro enamel.
ffMUerer# an EnamcUer«
teaileriitg# I-namcl1ine»
(HbCbC/ an Office, Employ-
■ene, Phce, Chitrge. (paa
C. Sicgne) by Virruc of my
Office. (9i»c tt <S* bort) to
dispofe of a vacant Place,(t^
ItifUtitttZ.) toappoinrfoff
an Office. (oocr5rai|c €cn tt
^.) to conter or bcltow an
Ofhce upon one. (tiltv^httt
SO 'O "^nccr upon an Office*
(foicffaac CtS.jco adminifter
an Office. cxc«i cife rhe Fnnc-
tionsofa Charge. (jbtt1)BHt
Ul mit(?0 '( i> thcDuty of
my Charge.
l£mbeb9>2(f(laaelfcr a volun^
t^ry Surrendering of yovr
Office ti anothcr.
fl^mbebøbrober, a CoIIegne,
lembebeforretitinøer , the
Funktions of your Chaige»
iCmbebøførelfe, the Admini-
(tering of your Office.
ftmbeOsinbf omfler, rhe Revc-
nues or Incomes of your
Charjre,
iembeb6'3v^i^# ^^^,1 in yovr
Office
iSmbcbemanb/ an Officer, one«
that is in a Office, a Place-
man.
l&mbebepIiøCf the Duty of your
Office.
itmfinMiQt fenfible, delicare,
eafilypained, tender, (pttb^
låDen) touchy, foon provo-
ked. (bli»e C ot>et noøeO
to be moved, difpleafed, t#
gricve at.
ItmfinMigtn, fenfibly.
ftmfin^rngbcb # Senfibility,
Del»cacy.Tendernefs.(g)rcØ^
labent)eb) Touchinefs
Unimtv, Cø(eenOc 9^0 Em.«
bers. Cinders.
ftmnff Matter, Stuflf, Snb»
itmttv, Chaff«
Vtn, f. een.
ienc^clopccbie# Encyclopedy,
the wiioU Cirole ot all Scien-
ces.
stnh
€« ) 176. ( €tt
Ctib, tYifln. ((an tt (fetere
en^ Jon* fljrobctj he is wi-
fer chan hii Brotner. (|)(in
atéY tnfet-anbctenb fpidcOhe
- doesnothing butplsiy. Cénb
fløO i'o^ ^^ mention« much
lefs.
Kn^ba/ howbetc, yet* ftill*
Ccnbba er bon miéfornøtcO
hc is disconcQnced ftill.
dtbbog# howbcit. a1tTio\ ne*
verthelefs, nocwithftanding*
Øtn^tf Hnd, Pertod> Excremt-
• ty. Cfi^iemccb) Atm, Scope.
. Olbgang^lsfucCSrutning)
• .Conclnfion. (l^enflaO Pnr-
' pofe, Defign. (SnbcIiaO
Deach, Departure, (ot>Ct
eOftandinj. OUbMb«.?)
towhatPiirpofc? (bringe (i(
^0^0 finifh, put an End or
Period to, accomplifh, to
conclude* (giere en S» paa)
to makcan Hndof. totinifh.
(taactn(f.) totnd, cometo
an End. (fnfte OWr 9Q ro
overtarn. ((a!(c Ob ®0 to
decline« C<|lØrC C pOOi af«
øiore cniSaø) locnd. dcrer-
mine, decide. Cbetømrfid
a*) mark but cheEndotit,
. ir wtll be proved ttthe Con-
clufion. (naarS. er 90b, er
altinø ØObO flil is welU thac
«nds wclU
r
ftnbtf V. to end, finifh, makt
or put an End to. toabfolve,
concludc, atchicve, accom-
plifh.
ftntt iiQt to end, come to an
End. ^
Cnt>C'2(arfAgr a final Caufc,
moving Rcafon.
ICn^ee(# rnmewliatlittle, forne-
ching. Cenbeel qaat og en«
bttl fomme) foma go tnd
forne come.
lEnbeltø/ Ott^fra
cd, circumfcril
giørenbepaa^fi
tory, decilive.dei
CnbcO«ndable»
brou)(httoanEr
ble. (egeren« e
liøt 09 feracrn
Goodsof Fortur
able.
SnbeUgett^ in Fine
lafh at Length,
when all is don
C'«mes ro alU
(igen) abfolntc
ICnbeUg^eb, (<
End, Isfne« Fin
complifhment.
' ^beligjtbmebf
totn Agreemenc
reconcilcd.
ISnbeUgtr En-), D
Period. (ulpffe
ftrophc, nntinpi
O^nbelfe, (erOrl
nation*
iCnbeø/ to end, h
come to an Flid
expire. (cnbc6 I
beife) to cermir
Knbetarnt/ thegr(
feguf, Scriiirgui
iKntivey Endive.
ICnbnii^ yet, ftill,
øang) oncc mon
agflin, over ags
Time, anew, air
engana faa l^oi
haif* (enbnu en*
gcO *s much
enbnttberrilimt
vhich is yet ra(
my honfe, and
honfe too. fe. t
to this very Ti
Utfitogt cvcn, all
Knbogfaitf .even
tbove> aHo»
CH ) m ( sd
»«ti& ^fiQf^f givt, Mcadew-Rent/
Co ØCffO <<^ 19* J^n^blommt, GIoMower^
(ili oC. E^chfngt*. . ftaqtbvtsntf Poly pody« Wa^
«Jfho% tho', al- fcrn. ■
mchl^uiding* ^ngrgtoMi Bancgrafi,
!l S«føe> by liitn- iEBgniiø,. onc^« ene TimS^
thouc Atttndancc« Ccnbim ttH^M) onca møre,*
•tf den osNn^ o?« • Cmth tn^aw^ at once»
dbcT. Cfomctøierne lSngbtln^/ f. eng.
I of bcing alone* l£if gel^ an An^eU good or btd
■ni perberry« Genius« C^w) an evil Angdl»
nibevil«# Gio» a Deni«n*
tf J«nipcroiU ftngeflanbf England*
itf Jmipertrec HtnQtViCtnbtv, nn Engliflimani*
, Monopoly* dit ftncitUctn^tln^, aoEnglifh
dg of Commodicita Womon«
Haadf. o^ngcUi Cfom i^ttx tiKSngfO
ff§ 1 llonopolift. angelical*
QbndUm) Mono- iSngelfrmanbif.lSngefUntben
iKn^telfr^ Cfra (?nd(IIanO eng-
M^ nonotonoQS* ]ifh. (paa cnø. ® i'O s^t^i*
»Sovereigncy« abfo- the englifh Fafhion or Ca-
wm» ft'oro'.
fcan^yone. viBngelføb/ CUtf) Po1ipody»
|Mrb, a Mono- (Engefforr, Sawwort.
( l£n(Tfttmmen# Meadow-Cum-
aSoliloqoy« min , caraway.
I rovtreign* abfo- i^ngle, bruø<5 i fammdifatte
OrD# fom:
^arrCf tSovereign, ø^nglM^ori aChoms of An-
di» gels«
lafTy fovereign. lengU^^Ureit # an angelical
Power« Saluca ion«
(ligcffem) pla»n» Itnglereeni pure or innocenc
WBioctnu artlerS)^ as an Angel*
barmlefa« CUO m^gigrfe, a Titlark«
credatoQs« QaOf ^ ^ , ^ a ^ •» a
Ir, dolU foolifli. OlngUffare/ an Army or Hoft
Tfimple, wcak. of Angels.
^finiply,filli!y.foo. «ngleffUn , fair as an Angel«
lainly* harmlefsly. iBnglcrrtgt^aGuaidof Angels.
!^, Pfainnefs« Art- aingl^eviie# angelical«
g^abdiftMJ) Sil- ij^^Ux^tt, cvery> cvcry one»
efs, Foolifhnefs, ^^^j, ^p^^ flJ«cW6teb) in
iicfs« Weakneff ot ^^^^y pi^,.«^ (cnt^ocr af ol
fil otte ©Jittina) each oftis
mi^. ldeadow.Mca- got ^onr Pence* (en|>OCr ff^
ad, Pattura« _ tcO «v«y »»dy feas ir.
JPI icit«
e» ) tT8 c cp
Cn^, Uniiy.
ttntt, 9 WitJowtr.
Cttemønniiif , ClM«n-Dow-
•tiFclljee, Simpliv^ty.
«nf«lt. finslfc individnil. C«.
Cnfclt OTciiiitfft< il Indivi-'
Hiial. ■ ringle Man,
IEnr:ma^^, a Widower. ,
«nF« lllcogtrr a Dower.
J ni mure or StnUoMQt.
Stott^åtttt a Widow*! ReA-
dcnce,
ainFeltan^ WidowhBod, Vi-
duicy,
CltK^ert, (O enlift or ernol.
ttmroQerlng, Inlifling orEn*
■ rolling.
ling-Capiain.
Ct SK^S f anywherei foine-
wh«ie. ((online <t @(tM
frajto come froin fomePbce.
Cttt iDM votct et @ttli«) it
mult be in any PUce.
«iittn, tith"'. CenHn3*trM
DiigtlEtr ittt; "ther yon iove
Cnrturmsmue, f. 3<ifflb(I'
tCntiiini tUcO Gentian.
Cn 'Ei^I any Time. at any
Cnttc, Cf t 6tib) to boiTd a
Ship.
entw^afff, a Grapnel.
iS»trtp«n(nt, iin Undercaktf
u' 3 Woth by thi Gnit.
Cntttnfr th« Boitding of k
Ship.
Cnolfr * c*rtiin.
Kae«<TC/ an Env
*9iCWttttt an E
Cl)t«ml(, ■ cai
Cpibffllø', tpid
Kions.
CpforaM, an Ep
CpiUpd«, Cfat
EpiUpfy, fill
lepiieTtif^ cpilc
CpilM, C@llUili
E[>)lognc.
apifO&, an Epifi
æpiftlf, an EpiftI
tCpiiaD^iiiiii/ (.
lEporf)*. an Pprc
eqvipagtr Eqni
dance, Fiirnir
■ («@fibO '''•
of a Ship. cq».
tendante. Ret
beODteft, Al-ti
FTilp^go. ro;
CII ØDt) (ntrflet
good or forry I
or ill eqoipped
Aqvipagenteftcr,
Ship,.
iCqviperci to eqi
At out, fet for
tocquip, fittiut
battt) to acco
hiih wadikcAc
Cctli)tnftirnin)
u-ithNfCcfTarie
ft} to «qujp, I
for ■ Jtmrney.
Cl, Pref. Tenfe.
I sm, thonarli
Cntqitiio luilgci
CbømmO to de
c i de, pronounc
Verdia or Jnd
Critgtnins f Tndi
cifion. Verdia
CcfHr min C}
niyjndceiiiaat'
in my Opiaion
j i79 ( ét
Diferable«,
pttifiiUy« la-
mir* Rcclnfey
ary.
I folicary Life«
9td0 tocome
arn« hear« an-
cive, cfpy.dis-
\i) to cry, ex-
•rience« prove,
»r a Trial of, co
ience.
;. ikined,ikn]-
experiencerf,
Scierce. (tU
tåmå^ hflvelii Memary* (ffti
leom^tomention. (poåmin^
!(} to admonini) r«itain(I»
SiMlanu mdti fon erm^fe
i) within the Memory of
Men. . .
Solicode, Heiv ftti^tttf an AtfAohlfher«
* iCriiitring# Kemembrance«
Commeraoracion, CVAOinftt'
beffe) Adfnoninooi Remind-
i'tK« C^b>«l^f<0. Warnin;,
Aovice« Advertifement*
^Erin^rinøefFd vt r Mamoirs,
Metnorandoifu
iCrittbriDøeftøttf, a Mona-
ment>ercÅed in order te pre- ^
ferve the Memory -ofemtnenc '
Perfons or greac Acchieve*
mentf*
Kritt^ringeteøtt/ a Mona-
ment«
btn^abtt) ver- Krinbrittøøv^erbig^ mcmora*
ences. ble, worthv to be rtmam-
^erience,SIciII« bered* notable«
iwlcdge, Ufe, Htfe, COPP^^If) Arch.
KrfebifFopi an Archbifhop,
Irfareitbeb. Stvfthifioj^mtntt Archbl-
cive, get, ob- f hoprick.
, gain, impe- OfrPebiff •ppcltø # archtepifco-
kfe* pal*
ainable* impe-' (ErPebiaconAt# Archdeacon*
ry.
be obtaining, IErPfMaconttH> Archdeacon«
»etraiion. CrPcengel, an ArchangcU
^^^ ItrHei^ertitg/ Archdnke.
aconire« par- ^ *^
j, win, obtain. «rfeJ>ertiigbo«# Archdnke-
Mi) to gain, ^o^*
lErlPe^ertugeligf archdneal.
qoiiition, Ptir- ISrfet^rnigiitbe# Archdti-
g^ chefs.
\cqairer* &vUf)inx9t Archdoc^l-Honre*
,, an Acqnift, («. ©(lri§) the moft illnftu-
Obtainmcnt. oua Archducai-HoQfe of An-
oft pmhimin «rFcPammerei-/ Arch-Cham-
1. remind one berUin.
advertife. ffj^ <trfe(1fatmc(Ur/ Archtraafa-
!niber» caliio rer»
UR % Cvi
/
cr ) irs ( ep
SiiFCt a Wiaowtr.
ftntebtonntiif , QnMn>Dow
*8" . . ,
iCiiPclljrt. Simplicity.
Stnttlt. linjU, indiiidail. (c
Sraat)) a Ens'= ihteid.
ænfelt mcnnefrt, an Indivi-
Huil, ■ fingU Man.
ieiiC:in>in?i 3 Widowcr,
«nf» mcftjt«, 9 Doww.
]nin:urc ar ScrtlfOwnt.
ttnttietU, « WMow-t R«fi-
dencc.
fc«(t(tBiiN Widowhofld, Vi-
ti ui ry.
Mntdut, n enlift or«nrol,
aiiroUerins, Inliftingot En-
rolling.
«»r*Utriiig8d)(f,.th« Enr«l-
ftt Ste^9 ( anyivhere. fomt-
wher«. Ctomtnc tt @t(bl
fr(l)tOConiBfToiiiromePI»ce.
(DCt mM OOCrt tt @t(bé) it
inutt be in any Flice.
Onnn, tiiW. (tnKnJelf«
«BtilUp<lftf «n Entiinfiift.
lEntltin, (Urt) Gcntian.
Cn Zif>t ""y Tim«, at any
■ f. b«frit.
CnirCf (ti eNb; to board a
Ship.
eiltrt(wBfo « Grapnel,
ICntrcpL-enciitri "> Undertaker
u! a Wotl( by tht Grcat.
CntttnSr the .BoudiDK of a
Ship.
Cb Vllr * cartiia.
ttnvoyti an Envi
Cpicntvtrf ' an e
Zp^btmit, tcor
CpibtmlfF/ *pid
ttpigr««, an Epi
' ttpUtvHi, Cfall
Epilepiy, falli
iCptlog, OSlntnii
Epilog;ne.
lEpifoA, an Epir<:
■ ffipiltlf, an Eplll!
lepUupdimn , f.
(Cpotftt, an rpiM:
ie()rip.igt , Equi)
dance, Frnnir.
• (ttetib«) iht.
ofa Ship. røf
Ifndincc. R«t>
Kr) Dreft, Atti
Eqiilp'gT. Coai
tligofi (QcTlICt
goodorforry C
or ill equrpped
lEi)Viptt(f to eqt
lit out, f«t fon
toe,quip>lit out
tlilRr) to icco
wiihwarlikcAc
(:«n)rnf.rnifl.
withNcccffatie^
(Oto«aip. *
for a Jonrncy.
«r, Viet Tenfe.
I am, thonirt.
CritatCrio luttge.e
C6»inmO to de
Verdia or ]nd
ttraamtn«^ Jvdj
cilion, Vardia
(cfin min C)
nyJndEcii
in iny Opi
pmftiU j^abh* lime!, kavefn Memøry« (f(M
aiferåblei, fe 9in^ to mencion. QHMmint
, pidfttttr* . Ifl- 10 <o tdmoninh » i:«^in(i»
JiaclMat min tøM értø^re
ig) withln tke Memory of
^- • Men, .^ ..^^ , . 'i
I Solitade, H«i> ieriii^rfr# tn AtlAonli her*
" " SMH^tin^, Itcmeinbrance«
icury; Comméinoracion* CVMUrfS^
ft lolinry Life« bCffO Admonirion« Remind*
«^K< (fIbWUfcO. Watnxng,
tt9^) tocome Advice« Advertifenient«
learn, hear, nn* 4Erilt^ri^9•frd vt r MamQirSf
rceive, efpy>dis- Memorandmfi«
^e^ to try» ex- iCrititriDøeftøYtf # a Mbnv
perience, urove, ment>ereÅec| in ordar to pre- ^
r or • Trial of, CO ^ fervechaMetnoryofemmenc'
fience. Perfons or greac Acchieye«
rt» ikilled, ikill- menti.
I, experienced, Krittøringøteøtt/ a Mpnn*
a Science. (tr# ment.
Vbtnftabtt^vQV' Krittbrifiøøvoerbig^ mcmora*
acnces. bU) worthv ro be rtinam-
^erience,SIdn« bered* notable*
iowledsc« Ufe, Hvfe, (t^PPttft} Arch.
lCrffHffop# an Archbifhop,
€rf4reltbe^. iCrf$bifFop^ømmey Archbi-
iccive, get, ob- * f hoprick.
e, gain, impe- Krfebiff »ppcUø # archtapirco-
liafe* pal,
Kalnable, impe-' (ErPt^iaconAt# Archdeacon-
cbe obtaining, IErPfbfacontt<> Archdeacoiu
ipctration. (ttfetn^tl, an ArchangeU
- : - ^^^ VtcUl^tvm^, Archdake.
> acqoire* pur* ^ ^ ?^ ^' * t^ i
re, vin, obtain. ICrfeJ^ertilS^O«, Archdnke-
lErlPe^etttigeUSf archdveaU
€qoafition,Ptir- ISrfe^ørtngiitbt/ ^ Archdtf
sg» chefs«
Acquirer* iSrFc^iitlø/ Archdoccl-Houfe*
M^ an Aciinift, («• ©(lri§) the moft iUuftti-
, Obtainmcnt. otfiArchdncal-HoufcofAtt.
coft Smhimin «rFcrammereif/ Areh-Cham-
é, ramind one bedain.
adver^ife, Cfi^ AtU^OtmtfUt , ArcTitraafa-
einber» call to^ rer.
>^
€r ) 180 t €t
Crfe(fienf / Archcupbeartr.
ltrfe(tal^ntefler/ Archeqner-
ry.
ICrfe(ltfO Archbiftiopriclc«
Crfet^^ler, tn trrtnt Hip-
pocrire«
atcftl^Øtt, i rtbftitate.
tCrrefi^crrer^ an emnt Herc-
tic«
lKrFe(^9ner# a common tiår.
Crfcnar/ an Errant-FooU
tttftftbantf flnabroluc«)tho-
ronghpacsd Pedant«
StvttfUitim, an Errant-Rogiie.
lerf ien^e # (ttlftadc; titnM
»cW w acknowlcdge , own,
confers^ Clel^nne) acknow-
ledge, con(idcr, bc rhankful*
graeful for, torequitc, re-
ward, recompenfe« (c. fo(
<J©0 ^^ approvc.
Crfienbelfef Acknowled^
ment, Agnition, ((39n^*^
Rccipifcence^Cfoirtnc til fl? ,
to repenc, acknowledge your
. Faulr«
Crfiettttliø , gratefnl, ihank*
fuK acknowlcdging«
Crfien^rUc(()eb# Acknowledg*
ment, Thank^nldnefs, Gra*
^ citude. C'^cf^nnina) Gra-
tuity, Recoiiipence, Rcqui-
ttvflctvtf to dcclare, exprefs,
fay, rell. (flg) toopcnyoar
Mind to one, communicite
you; ThongJirs. (r. i^qt)to
banifh, ootlaw« profcribe«
Crflorringi Declaration, De-
clarin^ (i %9t}an Outlawry,
Profcription«
Crf^nbifie fig cm# to Inform
yourfelf about, inquirefor,
(after, of, abonc^ make an
Inquiry of.
Crf^iiMøelfc; Inquiry, Infor-
mation» Inqueft« (cfUr fttt
tU) dutSetrcb bting made«
ittt<tg§t , to pay d<
down Money*
Ct^iangtf rox)btatn,
quire , itnperrare.
iCrUn^elfei Obtåin
quiring, Impenati
<Crle, a Wagtail.
flSrme, f. Tttmt.
l^vmitaqt, Hermitaj
Stvnctvt, conourifh,
((eft alimenr, mal
ftain, enterratn.
itvnctvtv, aNourifh
rer. (OpftotocO <
net*, Sudainer«
Itrobtf/ toconqner,
malier » take, wiK
(Stvobvtt, a Conqm
quif hor«
<Erobring# a Conqoe
nation, Taking oi
Itvvata, Errara.
O^rftatningi Reftin
ttoring, Compenfai
valent, Reparatioi
Avftattt, toreftorv
to repay, retrie
or good , to r
to redrefs , mi
lErflatlig/ repar
rable.
ftvftatttv, Refto
lErte/ Ore.
iCrtøontbe# • Mtnt*:
ie6,Ci.«ortfptOaA(i
a Scruple. ^
lefcl; f. Ufel. ^ff\
fl^eqt^abrer a éq«
S bips or Men et 1
fteqVAbrott/aSqatdr
fcmen«
at^t, O en 6intMe)
fl^(tentø; an Sflenc^
(tt, a» an;
leraøe, a Story, ?loi
(le# oetfrfte S.) m
floor» (ani^cti
Story.
k
i£b ) ist i ^
, t Connfellor of
'wy, «ny, tit
rentr foiir Iloiirs*
LnywKere» fbnie*
te»tt9 AfterjfrafSu (f. pt 0|M
giM) the Field ityicfdedup
to the Cartle. Transl« now
everybody lives nnconftrtin-
ed»
^vvttfmtVf Snibble - But-
ter.
f Etynology«
irope«
« Evropeaiu
cttropttn«
t evangelicflU
£vinf|;eli(^. .
åf the Gofpeh
Mvcntnre« Tal«»
ible. rførtcrSee.)
iries« oøAacndvaa
iBSi:arch olAdveo-
flQt fabnlous«
I vondcrfnlr
■tevcrltfting« per*
Kdlefs* (flimre C.)
aitc« cteiiiise^
nally, perperaal^
Id wichoBt £nd»
SEerniry« Everlafl-
PerpetQicy« (i .a(
EcerYiicy. Ovad.
7orIcl withoutEndy
CHtWaU(i.aXbtii
ill ncvtr bf donc»
e, cverlafting«
lerpetuaU
g cccrnaU^ &c»
gi, flf^nnoc) Fa-
»eprPower^ (g.
I ir du^t not Hein
, Rcach or.Way,
rr c>cr* (5.) von
than yon are abU«
bcrality is i|bove
cy« C^Ct Cr ØMT
nr pasfes my Ptw-
ftj^ftmtnt t TriaUExtminatioiy
Ten éttt^eatl) Frobatioiv
Ctaae fin €•) to <»ndcrff» t
Probaiion. CnnhtttåHm^U
UhtU^iSO tpfiibmiccpapu*
blic Triat
itpamintvtf ro try» exaitiine a
^Body or a Thing. (lOll fr(e»
neit tJ) h« was put to thcTcft*
exaAlyeMmined« ctCII/ font
ftyatnintVtVf an Examiner«
ØtyctUtnctf'ExctlUnce. Cbopé
€*)his Exccll?ncy»1|i$ Lprd-
fbip.
ierceUent# ^xcellent^ f, fon.
treffelig,
JtrctUtvt, to cxceU (e.tfl9
Spn(l)to cxccl, beexcellent-r
ly ikilled in your ProfesfiOHt
bf gn fccpmplirhed Maftar
in it^ .
Arccptionr f» ttttMiigelfe.
(gteve (S.) to make Exce^tion^
fpUt t Canfe*
ftxceø# an Excefs* Snråva-
gance.« Imtempennce« Qbf
ØOae.S.) to do ^ravagant
Things^
Stpctf^Vf excesfivf » iinmodcr>
race« extrgvagant^
ttpcivttti (unhUi^i) to ev
cept. (f« forum) to except,
make Ex^eption a^inft» tf
decline a JupsdrAion,
flipcU^ationf CUbraataf Sif«
tinbrtiiø) Exclamationt
ttfcommnnictttt f cxcom-
mnnicatef _ ,
3 |8a ( et
KrcrtmtNttr. Eitcreownn. -
^tciittoti, Cefftattig) public
Execntion, fftr (BttK^ Di-
fticft or Diftraininc of
Coodi. Cf nlMBOØt tileO •
Writ of Diftriini»jt.
Crtcutor, CaftiCcfianenO*"
Excu gr.
KFcS^tiFt cKcgttical,
Srtmpcif (O Exiuiplc, In-
ItJii". Etenipbr. Vttct-
åtau CforffO 'orlnftinM.
Cflise fiBorf!} (ofMigood
£xample. (btoiff mtbC.)'«
, exumplify. ttOflC Of fto«)
tahc Exstnplu by him. CØb>
<»«(£. paaecn) [omakcan
Exampk ot' one.
aFtmpUVf • Copy.
Itftuvlatifi, exetnpliry. Cv.
CtvnttP in Extmplirity uf
Life. ffetc et tr.£iO '»'*■<!
«n e!ieiaplaryLi(e>liv< »em*
plaril,/
CrcqvtTc, to exemte. put in
Exwuiion, petfotm, (føl
9JCiO to diffraln Goodi,
^t^Vnttt « Olftrainet.
Mft^vtvtng, Diftrainins of
Gooda.
Crcrrttc« to cKcrcire. (@e[ba>
KOiodrill, marfhall, dis«!-
plinc ot cx^rciTe Soldicrt,
KFCrcltrpkDl« a Place, wherc
Soldiert sre traincd iip> a
FUcaof EiKcrcire.
nili-
KfPtttttf to dup
pedicc.
Cjipcbtt, expediii'c
Diapacch.
CUbfttTAiaciro I
iCFPcDicionøfiuCf
ry'i Apattmeni;
Srptttmentr > Ti
ment, EtTiy.
CFP"«< CKHmtftl
esprcftlyi pprp(
fotk. fot the N
Defign.
CFprtfltr, an Ex)
ordiniry MtlT«i
CrfVcccantr Sarvi
haseocaReverd
vorlljip of an(
Itfttcitt, CubDO
Outfide.omwari
ofuPerfon. ett-
er.) he i( of a
Look.
KrttAi ««ranrdii
chcttiut.
KftTtttt , CUbtot
or Afaltrad. (fl
of >
1Crnci\ti EBweife.
C|;t|t«iu«, Exiftence.
ttfifttetr to miftt hav«
b.ldgm-ntofa;
gjtoctOiJ*«""«
a chymical £ki
iCfn^a ittotlr Bir-h
Defcenc, Famil
etftVitf)tCC, to C)
out, (;cn 9d3.
or abririp; a B<
^ ) 183 ( $«
^^OMrbiøair/extraordiiiary«
■ncomiiioii«
Éftcu&fatf extraordinary
Ttx.
%*
Oaat
St«# V« to icer,receiv«« obrtxit*
pfn, ac^#ire, have, (faOi
Wi;t foPrdiflO lojjer a Thin j
éne or refl^y. Gaacfiiifor«
linitc ten) to gei your Dc-
icns or d derved Punilh*
■ent. CfAae ccn at f(0 to
RC or compafs to fee ona,
gecMghtorhim. (fa(UAltop#
Kt) to begin to bnd, (fadt
ccn tit at øtørc noøet; te
m onc to do fumethings
prevail on or perfuade him
10 do it. rfaae»unM6piO
to gct thc better of it. (faaC
l|C f rafter) to recover your
StrengtH. (faac graoc t^^ar)
CO grow hoary thro* Age*
(« fUm 9)anc) tj contraa
M ill Habit« (JtiO to kid»
(fflåC at »»€) to gctKnow-
Icdge of* to Uarn« (9)^^
im) CO S^c an Inkling or
Hint of , to bave it in the
Wind. (fia «Wct) to bc
dncharged. (faOC t)^i) to
tct StripeSt a Drubbing*
(trtcrcsi) to bt feized witii
t Fever» (ctfl til tUnht) te
Incur one*s Difpleainre*
CSRa5} to eact diet. CrtO
»eb 909ebet) to apprehendt
catch* feize one, lay hold
on him* (Otcr^aanb) to
prevail , get the berter of*'
catry it> CU^ ff^I Hot faae
bam^r will nap orcatch him«
Cfaacricofatpaabtøf ffalfeø
tløe bin wij ^^ >^ X<t thea
.once>- 1 (hallfallfoni onchy
Back, Qnos (ar faaet 2>e'
ferteurciO tb« Runaway U
feizad«
^aaftc^, Cii^ct (Ca() Pawcyé
Fewnefs, fmall Nnoiber«
JSaar, Sheep« (br^liøt) an
£wewirhLaittb. CÉ^^f f^ni
(ar Uiminct) a Hoggr-U an
Ew^9 rhathatytanid.Cetffa#
feer Saar tan anftif te en ^ecl
8t»f)o"^^<^^^y^^^P*' ^Pt
CO roarr or infe£t the wholt
Flock. (en øofe 6taHeO a
fimplc* harmlefji Fellow*
joaraørifCi ^taaffet) f htepif h»
overmodeft* fimplifh,
jaarea9l# the Brtcding of
Sheep»
^areilof , a Flock of Shaep«
|«arebievb# f. jaareflof.
3aiirt^oveb# BloÆkheadt Sim«
pieton«
$aavtf^nn^f a Cnr* a Shep-
herd's Dog«
Raavtb^tt, a Shepherd*
3aacep^*Mnte# a Shepher-
def«.
SftavtU^^, Mutton,
fiaaref Upninø , the Shcaring
or Fleecing of Sheep«
jaorrf UpnillifetiN the Shear-
tng-Timc«
^oaref lipper , a Shctrer.
Saarefoppeirr ScaborDlseafe
in Sheep,
jaortf^Qe/ t Gigoc of Mut-
ton.
SaareP^fnifig^ a Cricket.
«4 ) 184 ( f*
[Adrtftmt/ « Tick«
aavtmtlfi Sheep's-Milk.
iiareni^9f Sh«ep-CtoteU or
Sheep^^Dung.
\aattoft, Shcep-Milk-Cheefe*
aattftit, a ShcGp-Cor.
4bel# a Fable. Fi^iion« Ta^e*
Story. CSMttnti 9arre 09
SortMnnti ) My thology.
Cfri»e 8abler> ta compofe
Fables*
54bela^ig#fabii1oii». feigned,
é£iitioti$« roMÉmic. QM
fond fabelaøtføO i< l^^^^l^*
fabulous«
itHUøtigbeb/ Fabnlofity.
labcirtnMør Mythologift^
JAbelfl^viver« a Compofer of
Fablet, Mycho*ogi(t> Fabu-
lift.
AabelVfrf # Fable » Foolary.
liabrtf/ « Manurtilnrc,
abvifanti a Manufaaurer.
abrilFere# to manufadtire,
mako ( r work Cloth« ^tuff
&c « CO have t Mannfidure
ot" it.
Sabrif^v, f. S^biifant.
acabfy the Fronr,- or Fore«
front of a Building«
jOdC/ cheProduce, Qaotfenr»
total Svm. C^mt (tt Sac't
paa nHcO ^<> *^y yo?*" Ac-
count in,tuakeReckoningof>
to caicalate npon it«
SéiCOtif C^aabt) Way, Man-
ner, (Opfln^f^ff') Invention.
CDannfiiO Fafhion, Makc«
Caf npcftc Sdcon) of the ncw-
eft Fafhion«
S<tCttonf Faaion.
factor, a Faaor, Agent,
S4Ctortf# Faaory.
jactorpenøe , Commiifiom
Brokerage«
jactor'HeøRinø/ ^. jacrttra.
factonini; tFaaotum, aDo-
atl
^actttru/ an IiKvoie
34Ctiir4boø# Book
ces«-
5»tCtllt(et, Faculty
Doaors or Profe
tbeofoøifPe) the 1
Bodv of Divines,
|a^ CCtl <D{ab) a D
Sab, cSonbe) a Ca
Tun, But» Pipe«
bat)^ Hogshead o
(meb (atrreb) a v
las. (mcb Q3r«
Pipc of Brandy«
5»^b^er/ a Go^fip.
or Godmorher«
J.) ro defire, in^
iland Go^fath«r
Child. CSatc g.
Godfarhcr or Go
' iC9k'l(f,'oasriftai
ar iheChriltcninj
Sabbtvgavt, the p
• Godiathcr or 61
jab^erfFab/ Gosfii
fatherfhip or C
fhlp.
3hbber(To fl Godn
tt^e, Cfoni 00 to b
Becr.
S^^ebtlttr^ Pantry
SattV, a Father.
nbttlQSdrncrSab
a Child iip(>n 01
f!n gaber paa) ti
one's Father.
JAberli9f fttherly
Saber(igen# patcn
SabelrU8be^/ Pate
5a^rl^»i fathcrle
00 moberloO ^
5a^ernlor^, Parri
5rt^ermor^er,aFat
rariic>de.
5a^erebro^er, f. ,
5a^frø ^iertc, fai
dernefs or Love,
it > las c ti
»^
&tÉb, Cmtt i Mtti
ro be tS'«-F|ithcrs-'in
of a Fsther«.
Btanb, Fathtrhøod«
•or# f lie Lurd'f Fnyer.
e Qofct rom ilt gabet'
o htve fl Thing ae yonr
rs End«
\Ut, a Gagtr.
lUoép, the.Giging of
or Tniui..
Ir (paa en S^oøn) the
ofa Coach*
IrC^f 4^0rhe BamlHng
inning of Beer«.
b CSorbtraoM) t
Ico fec a Oif h opon«
kf9 (taSerfeafttfeO
tdiOi, SmallfeafttTran«
ricfid.
uHtv, Fttrimoiiyt |n-
incc on yonr Fachcrs
or lefc by yont Fa«
bIah^i nativ« Conii*
ir SoiU yovr Country*
tw!bev€th • Patriot*
etatt^i»Bpros/ yoar
er-Tongne*
Fathers« ForcfatherSt
ftors* QtitfefO ^•f
of tlie Cnurch*
«afts* Cattla« (ilfoi^
|t afteimefPO < irnté^
Itgcrc^a Doliliead»Siiiir
n » • mccr Aft«
;, a Breedi'ng of Cactle.
9t> Faftara« Faftnrage.
aOel/ a Trading with
le » Catticcrade*
Mtff a Tråder or Ota-
n CiCtlc.
MTb^ aHérd'orDroveof
la. (iOi|t€ 8.) to keep
»d tnc Cattle«
vt^ • Baaft or Head of
lo.
[ote^iinb/ a Cnri.>
[otebuuif. a Stahia for Cattl^
icttirftttf a Hcrdsm/n« •
|(tiff# beftiaU briitifh* CfCTlf
9«{en> Bifntaliry« Oe»e
fcrif) <• live like a'Brnta«
S^U (6<lMtl|}.ugty» ill-fayoor*
cd» hMc^s»' dreadfuK gaft*
ly, korrtbK; (fttciO-toQU
fihhyi onclean« impiire% dir-
ty. (ftti @nae> obfcent*
ribaTd Language.
jcrlbe/aTrdp, titfkin FAlUag-
board«
j«tlbe» V« CØAdeneb ti( 39rbeii)
. to threrw; Bing dpwn, throv
ontha Cround* (ffpbc fen
ØimO to kill, f hooc (jm
Wen^) toOfy* kill« tocooo
qaer. Crammetii (^inatiften)
to mortircro joint oneTJiinf
inco . another> pnt or ftc u
wichin anotfaer« (en Sottl)
to pafs* give or proiio^ttCI
• ' Sentence« Verdtin or Jndg-
ment; (een oeb X)om) to caft
, ona at Law« tø fine ona»
(Srcrcr) ro felU hew dowa
Tre^«. ifåat ihitO <« 0<^
pnt toyeath« kilU murdisrr
* asraifioate,((ntnere) ro ruin.
deftroytbring to Ruin* Ofi^
htx) comewt fhedFeåcherlk
iTtaAilt^ ^ '
Scélbintø SaU§ø tbc Joinv
Seanif or Clofora ofa Thinflb
5«lB«/ i: UlQ^
jotl^dV Uglinafs« paftUneflft
Hidaonsnefs«
mon«
^(tBcif common* '
S^Unfahf Commnnity, Fé*
lowfhip. O SfafOUt) Pflr»
nerfhip9 Company* (Af
9otatre) • Corporation.
^fdtf liidaontlyt norrtbly*
4
^ ) 1B6 ( %é
Ifltemottf Cittit«
\ccn^tiHpla^$t a Comniisfi^n
of an Enfign*
jatiigbar#comboftible, inflam-
mtble«
Fire» tokindle. (dndiKcfom
fmitfonime Øodoomme) to
rake« infe£l9 ro be infe£(i*
^nøenbf/ takinja; Fire. (forø
Goa^om^ infedious.
S^n^ui, the Toachholc ef a
■ . Gniu
^O^ttgtf rtt^ / Pr imifigp#wder.
O^^^e Sartiifrul pta) to
• prim««
Sccnqnaal, Prlmingiron to
clear Gnn«
Sctn^pan^tfthtVtn or Touch-
. pin of a Gan*
5AligfrIyt?riron,]ail,Goal»Cif
ftodj« Coiifinftmenr<» Stone*
doublec. (fcrcrc i SornøfcO
cocaftintopri:'on« imprilont
' to clap one op into ic*
^CtnxfUtf to imprifon. pnt into
■ Prifom or J'-il, to lay one
bytlieHeelt. (i Jern) to put
ono in Iron.
Jloenfrfleii^ Sccnf^inp Impri-
fonmeiit, Imprifoning«
jlqperait/ the Stealins; of Cac-
tlc^
Scttb, Sfptv^t, (»arre i ifort5
> dcD) to betbour, f«t abouc
t Thing. (^M^ ef ^er paA
<r SdrctO vhat is the Matter.
Oer er noøet OnM pda 8cir«
te) fome cvil if t brcwing«
5*t^t9i (lereeb) ready, in
JK-eadinefs, at Hånd* prepa-
red. (gitre ftø f«f5iø) to
preparQfget or make yourfelf
readv for fomething, (ofø
f tort]) finirhed> broughc to
P^rfeQion, perfe^
fcerMø# tilla»e) t
jl^et ready, dresH
(øitreforrdtg, br
be)tofinifh, pirr
coPcrfcdion> pni
finifhing Hånd
hutlxQ) proinpr,
pedite, dtxteron
(atpre forrkiø/ bu
capacitflte« cnabl
difpofe to*
Scttbi^tiiø prompti
CflinfO cxpeditel
onsly«
^irrbi9beb# Readin
cyfAgility,Proiii(
terity. Addrefs*
(fc^eb 6t førr
»ieb)aFacility«(
pecnliar Knack ii
CtunøenO Niml
Glibncfs of the *
Scnté, Ct^aoefrdM
move« bc in %r
Creife/ fare omj
rove* ratnble ab
S^t^t, a Fcrry, Fe
jotrgeMn, Fare> i
Jcergemanb, a Ferr
ccrrnan.
S^rgepengti f. ja
^^rgcfleb, Fer ry,
overtheSeaorSi
ooer et S«) to cro
•ver the Sea in •
Snerle, Ferula«
Sccmi$, f. jci^nit*
jorrfel; Stirring« Ho
Speed*
jorer^ter, an Hci
Cowkeeper.
Søreflalb« a Stable
5^^(le, (gitre faff)
inake tii\. (meb
nailup. O^Otbei
) 187 ( 8e
(cd to. JCSoWlrirtJ ftimed,
hneA. mgsgefi for Pav.
S^fcntnS/ 9 Fort, Fnttrtfij
tttongHold, r.nified Pia«.'
Clial>f[»inB([ig} an impreg>
n.it'l! rotlr«ls.
liOtogive SaWningtanlxg, a Plan of «
liivoi have For'icts.
hardl.aboBr inCliaiiii.CtsnM
mc til 8*ØiiRs'»fe(i>0 t*
e»ndcnlnMBCft4ltd^■l)0ll^
in OhtlA.
BMlwarlj. .CfwfBK mc> t.>
CO fotUty, , ,,
jmters, ■ Harket fot CtttI«.
S«cvatitf VFaftnra-tirgDocUa
Mcadow.
Sttn^gttVi •BndtaiB.
> tbtEtinh. CtiO
iTbief toaiMtner.
e f«; lo filt jronr
n, laok •cteniivdy
iiinaPlact. (WcA
:) to fatten wieh
. (KtM liOtogive
, to bclitvoi have
CSTrtMO "> "1"«
:lt}i<i '■"*'">''"''''•
to Wiit, enpgtfoE
Rcboitførvostt) [o
ftrm outi (ive to
learc ont.
let) • Cillle.
nUarN) th«^lt
It of a Swøt«''
c ■ TcnuiT. '
tn Intel ligcnce-
that tiMP an Iniel-
}fice andhiruSer-
r otheti.
>, C(tn, r»m fMtt
cSr filtr) an In-
•-Uan. onc> tbat
rranit før oihetb
),.(tTKl«Mt) t bc-
litnorBTidcgroonu
ftlKd)iotlie<lVir|in
c • ■ Bamaftpeimy.
[M« ctea^mn) a
panor. {ivca tp a
', ivhcnjFOvhitahim*
ve, a L»v«-plidte.
rtMft.
, a Bothi^hine, Af-
Elponfint 01 ASiuv
tf tai$ <ir Fonnda*
L«f fe«, a Bim.
, ■ Woddfngring.
■fttiHd. mdt faft.
'fif) ftftcud.! TITtt*
«*!;
Iqtun of tqtaai Spicé bcN
^fttn th« FJIIari or Beami br
' th« Windowi in ■ Bnildiac.
Ot^aui paa n Saø) ^ Hod^
ctiou. Winrloi^s, CffUlbtfrf,
<SittnfIa». Scn^) « Scknn,
ProfMfion.TmJs. Piovincr,
Cflrt tr ittt mit so ^ »"> ""■'^
qnlirtcd wilh ii. 1 in; not
itcill'd ir it. Cttt fiflfltr 1 bani
Saø)>tbe|ongt[ohisPrafe^
lion , Line. Coftelt i 8fl9)
todivide. feparaie or order
intoBays, Squittt or cqual
Sa9ti liaftily. precipiiitelyt
r*0ily.
jagter, Geftores, Looks. De- -
mcanour. CS<tØttI Og iOlintt)
Grimaces.
Snj*nft/ Delfiware,
3Davlia> by Bhvs ar Sonates.
5«W((, C«nBtt9) B Linh, C(rf
qjo>) Totcli. C'«nM) ■
VUmbuu,
■ S««
t5« ) J[88 ( ^a
Safftlbvtn^, Cfo« for V^ae
lofct 8o(! biero »ed SaftcQ
A Linkboy,
jalf Cilfale^ venaU vendible«
fet out to Sale, to be fold*
CiRcnnefFc/ fom er tilfdU) t
venalMan« merccnary Man«
•nc» that is rea^y to be
bribed and does any Thtnc^
for Money. 0>^i^^ tilfaU)
to expofe ro Sate«
Salbala, (paa X(æler) a Fur-
below , the Flounces«
3<Ub^^e^ to offer or etpofctv
Sale« (itt^eaeme) toprofli-
mte yonr Body«
5alb^^elfe, Sale, the Sctting
out or Expofine to Sale*
Julb, a Fall, Tiip, Tumble.
(Oøenfcd) a Downfall. CØ'
htiCt^itUt) Rnini Dertruc-
tion« O^tttaøelfe t ^eif)tb)
Declenfion fromGreatnefsor
Credit. ((010 et i^ufcé) the
Fdlling or Ruin of a Ronfc.
CSAat paagalOto bcready
to fall, to totter., (brinøe
paa s Aid) <o makeonje totter
or ready to fall. (brmøeeeo
til8AU>) to undo» ruinone.
gorbfalO)rbe Sinkinj? qf tht
bund« (et Srucntimrocré)
thtLofs of aWoman*sCba(H*
. cy., thcDeflowring ofaWo--
mail. Chtmt eo S^tnf^U^
iUjalb) to debauch. deSow«
«r a Virgin, (i WluHf) ^ ^^^^
in 3lufic. (i OrW « Nuii»»
Ber, Cadence. CIC\if<Sl^t,
. Øeøioenbeb) a Cafe, an Ae-
' pdcnr, Adventure. Event,
G ttttt Jdlt) in that Cafe.
Cfcer bU falb) put the Cafe«
O ål Sa^)^^ a>^ Adventures>
. it any Rate. (c ga(b at\ in
Cafe that. C^cl er iuil SO 1^
ifl the very Cafe« (beilnbe fiø
i fdtnme gdUO 'o "^^ »" ^^^
A'ine Cafe. (ocrfom je^ tc>
fdnbt miø ( let
w^s inrhatSitnat
hal befallen me.
8aI6) on the Co
S^db^fdlb) fnCafc
ty, on a forccd
forelldder barn et
he will have a %\
greatltall awaitsl
Pdd SdCb) to be
Sai^f Cet3;ottaf <5f
HalliArci.
SM^btoe, a Drawl
J4lbe^ to fall, dro
•get a Fall. Ctttt^
Pieces. O afmagt
fall into a Fir. (
to be hard, diflic
(een bcfpcrrligr}
blefoineroone,co
cominode hiin. (
to fall fick, to V
(fdd lanø fom moi
yourfullLengtlf.
tall or drop dowfl
be) to fall into Di
under one's D
frowoutofir, toj
avour. (dOPebj
headlong. (i Sif
fte(fe) to fall il
Tempcation« (CJEÉ
hn) ro interrvH
check one*s Talk
£dnb) to invade I
inakeanInrodciM
jtn'a, t>eb@p«rM^
fallinaBtrckk or
Swvd. (een til
throw voiirfelf at i
nU(9ffe)toincor<
CeeninbibdnéCPml
toincroachuponot
to invarle hisRijht
to fall in the Price,
Vdctte) to take ot
tolldcwich him. (|
fade ^oft til) to p
upon a Thmg, \
• • f
if ) IB9 ( 84
ir knir to ir»bt chtrmed
ricched wich it» take
Miefl^ CO fall 8way
Religion;! to apofta*
1 SoraiiO ^o fall inco
B|>c» fink in on'$ Cre«
Ø^tSCne} to (krikt one's
toappeaft toiieappa-
inrpfcalhii. C^ en n»øct
iMl inco one'tMind*
Come to hic Mind«
CtottliøionicftllintO
lind. Qa5e »nferet
KO lef fall« dmp An*
(ptuM Umin^f^a
mC ^^* Feftival fell
bu Day, (f Allc i tfm^
ro fall into t^eHand«.
I ftnmbled iipnn this
Oa^e Seden fa!^)
rcryonr Voice. (falde
n^førD) to fall down«
L Ocf falM en Seoo^
10^ cheT wera ftruck
rtan (aHe 6tttmmt
Ib t påM) all Rivers
' disirobosoe themfel*
«o the Sea« (fdl^ i
Sd^ to fall ro one*s Lot
Té« (folbelanaføm^ro
(la^vy tlooefome or irk-
ffalbcaf/ Mii^emaøeO
1 away« to abate in
iKrow nieager«Cti(baae
Ékrodtar) co reflca»
back the Beimf. (la^e
t icHbt) to loofe yoar
igct be diahtartene'B*
r# iåH) to fnccnmb.
b^ to Tall ont happily*
xced« Co9tr oodct) to
ile* trip at fomething*
t af hm Qfoic af
^ to fall oflfy ro come
oOe asi gitre tinfdtb
CO attack* fall upon«
I tib, gitre Watb foni
?.
df en SaHlninø) et fall omk
tnaka a Sally, (tes Sorte
foder ub i StlQ ^^ co-
loiir inclints to red* (JUibt
falde/ fom Ord# Caf^; to
Ut fall • • drop « mtar • tx-
profa. (fatte nth fegne) to
fall chrooghWeakoers/fane
omftt(t) to fall down« Qfalbe
tnd mthWtafO ^^^ 'oHi vio-
lencly in. (falde fkrttf bUu
affpornStfø) to revolt« fall
away, froou (folbeafi (en«
tdre) CO pine; wafte away«
(fermtndf el # fom SonbeO
to falU abate« CMhti fem
ftflt fStr Køer i itt tUttM
atitl) to be bred f. Cr. Q
Cngeffanb faOif itnne9«te)
England prodnces fineHor-
fes.or fine Horfcs ara bred in
England« (fom btt' folber
fftt) according as it falls out*
CWU ftm KcnCe, 9age) to
becomadue. (6fttbes tiC
falde paaebcr) theFauh viii
be la id ar your Door* (lade
noget falde) to let fall, to
drop* (^ Øtater) to ftand
gapmg in the Air* to btina
Ravery«
Salmen, Falline. ^ (tf^agtlfe)
Decreafet Abating.
JAlben#(affdtden>fallen,dropt*
(tt faldet (rucnttmmer) a
deflowared Woman«
jalben^ty falling* dropping.
SienJttne goaer paa faldende
od) that Woman k$ naar fier
Time«
jal^enbe 8^8^ ^^ Fallhig.
Sicknefs* Epilapfy*
JAlbtf^trbig/ ready to falUrni-
noos«
Salb^ittttø aPortcnllis. Fall-
ing Gate.
jal^(?AMPa(Idlngfor a yonng
Child's Head . a Roller.
fK ) 198 ( fe
S^btt^U the hoc Fie of tn
jcbcchllbe/ the cold Fit of an
jeberpitll>fr# t Febrtfuge«
3cberi'^flel)e/ the fhivering or
fbaking Fie of an Agne,
Seberfvøi fick of a Fever.
$(b€rurt# Feverfew^ hooded
, Willowherb.
jebruariu«/ C^aantb) Fe-
brjiiry.
St^f Caf Ødril) a Sktin«
je^tef/ « Wooden Frame fur-
nifhed wich aBell und a Fox-
cailworn bySold^ers'Wivas
asaPonifhincnt. they having
fought or quarrelled witK
ocherf«
St^t ^<^ cram. fluff, fatten or
tnake fat, feed,' (ftg) to cram
or rtuft'yourGiits, to make
yonrfclf fat or burly.
StttfalVf a fattened Calf.
St^tMf jebniftg^ Cramming,
Sruffing* orFattening, Put-
tin;^ Fowls &c« up to feed,
jcbeø/ to grow fat . ro fatten.
Scbevare# Chandlcr's Ware.
^ebmer (itbM) ' Fatncfs,
Grofsnefs* ( golttg^eb/
. JtiøbfulDbeb ) Corpulency,
Flefhinefs. (goWigbcO/
ØOb i)ull>) Plnmpnefs, good
Cafe or Plight. GorbCllO
/ cheFatnefs, Fertility of the
SeiU
jebramt/ aFat-rripe, thethfck
and fatty Part of the Belly
of a Bcef«
Sttt, (mælPee^ far, fafted,
crainmed. (f^lbiøf laffet^
ftøbfulb) corppUnt, plump,
(ff^^iO gr«*»y» nndluous
clainniy, oily. (fccb 3otb)
fat» fertilt SoiL (f. mU)
creamy Milk. (Mii^ f.) la
f row fati to fatten. (Olfpc
fttbr M man a(
grow fat and glifl
uliabfcnbe af Sfb
' (oace feeb om 9)9
have yotirCho|>a
fhtt til itu a<e
ecb) it will hel
little, ic will bati
fnips.
jeebagtig^pretty fat
in a pretry good
'jegte^ tofence% tilf
rftribe) to fight«
Cfegte'Aanb for
nght Hånd to 'Ha
jeøcefonfli che Ai
cing.
^egtemeileri a Fenci
^eøtcpUb«! the Lii
jeøter^ a Fencer, C
Champion, Sw
Gladiator. CMilld
be ®iinile) an Al
jegtf^nte^ a Swc
Trick or Turn,
Segteifpring/ a I
ward.
^egt;er|lreg, f. ^egp
jegtefFole, a Fcnci
3egtedogi|aae6^to
to Hanrf with \Wi
jegtning^ Fcncing,
Combatin^.
SeigiCufriff<tti(5lri
ly, dalhrJly , fti
heartlefS) f«
jr^gtfom/rimorons«!
grow e(ftfminate,k
§or, (giøref.) tot
isconragc. (cB \
Poltroon, Cowan
Mbt, Ci^rig) War,
5ci^e , Tfore &tif,
War,- c9rqbanbc
Stigen b bcre<€
the Hrabanders a
fi:!ncQ With their i
jeibebrev, a Decli
War, (imcttcm K
Ch^Uengei Carte
I
8« ) i»9 ( 8< *
tp9 cle«fi whh t
Ue H tMC ned)
hh tKtir brooin«
Eb ficii Otr) (o
mfeif or ta yonr
•
¥oniah /wftcpin^
om.
>oiii«CHfCffD»«)
eicfone.
veepifigt»
detnedf cImb-
'srdicefCowtrdli-
)fCoarage«Ftint-
Failinj, Failaiet
israke, Bluncfcr,
cfcd, Imperfec«
. (g. t ©tikn) t
Cbeaaae en §)
a Faultt to do
r fv ingen n^en
!iTfal]ibie,noB«9n
Black. C&txUø
•iting. (;for&e5ee
so to recUiin
om vour Fatilts.
ils.' 6f «^«.Q *^
a falle Step, noifs
n% , tread amifs*
miscarry, not to
faiU CWflC fO
scake« (cm ica
) ifl am not mis-
d in his Hope.
>intf$ yourWay,
gWay« loleyour
Et f.) to flioot
1 the Mark, (øaae
> feek one to no
ilty.
Faulrin^rs.
'S^iltf Cmongle) CO fail, wtnt
bcmitfinipt' waiitfng* bebi^
hind» tall fhorr. CfotfCC
fl$) to oflf^d, do wrbng or
amifs. Cf^ood f, eder^ whac
' ailiyoa or is yottr Ailiticnt.
(Oer f. fuii fttt i, |an ^tbc
mift tmty^lkiln mot« and,
hé had b^cn killad« ha iMa
Itke to bo" killedl. (øbiloø
be) to omif« Cl§n fi(b> to
«rr» oiijstakc« b« oot»>)ad]rt
tmifs, Cf.tffe«ilfbl9>tofail,
in or falL 1h4n 06 yoQf
Defigntf bet ten iHe f.) ic caii
not cbtiie bat fiirt fo.
jeiCenbt/ failingi #antiøf»
Seiffne^ /taltltfi«
^eilftttbi fanlcy« iFnllofFtnltf;
StU^aMø to mifi jour Way, go
altray, be misled, beoatof
the Way.
5cilfienbe# to mistake ene,
take hiro for anocher.
jcil 3legningr t Misreckoii-
in?. .
Seiiftvivtf to miswrite, fan,
coirmic a Fault in writinf»
Seilff llbi the Sheotirf!^ amifs,
Misfing of the Mark«
jeilflaAeitabeator ftrike amifs
pr the wrbng Wiy, to fail or
mifs in ftriking, C^nflaget
(loo fcfO <h* DeHgn did not
f«cc«ed or proved onfuccefs-
fuU
jeilt^øelfci t Mistake, Error,
Stilttct^t, to mifs yoarFoot*
ing> to trtp.
^eilrrin/ • falfeStcp, Trip, •
Treading amifs,
jeininøf Sweeping, Cleaning
with'a Broom,
jeigt/ cowardly, faintheartcd-
jeibereber/ a Cnrricr, Leathef-
Drefler; Skinner«
Sel«-
8a ) 196 ( «a
$aftfiiMt, CO jtloc orpaftcup.
to fallen wicn Pifte«
Safifiinin^, Gluing, or Paft-
in? np.
S<tftfvamptt CO ftften wich
' Cramp'Irons.
JAfllime# ro agglucinate, glue
or jiiin cogccher by-GIne«
jadnagUf to faftcn wirh
Ntils.
i^ftiat, Cfotn St^en) fer. Bit-
«d, appointed, (giort faft)
faftined. (fem Jrifen) fct,
fix d. (acreffercO ioipri-
foned, arrelted,'
jaflf<Ctte, CO make faft or firm,
ro ftrengthcn. (beftemmO
CO appoinr, determine« (af'
aiøtO ro deccffnine* decide«
cVrtfcn) to fix , fer, fettle.
Cøtb (id fciO to be refolved,
to refolve, decermine« C^dg
Og Sid) CO fix» flppoinc or
nominace Day and Time (t
8<f nøfcQ ^^ arreft.pot in Pri-
ION*
jailficrtclfe , (6ta^f««€(fe)
Screngchening, Corrobdrac-
In^. (QeKentmcire) Ap-
poinring« Determinarton«
tSføitrclre) Decifion, De-
termination«
JAflfiD^ei to fic faft» ftick to.
jaflfl^^en^ fticking or dcav-
ingio.
jaftvo)rei co grow fifl to, to
ftick faft tø oy Growing.
S^t, htu^ti meD anbre Otb,
(faat fat pda) to gctHotd of.
Ctaqt fat paa^ co cAkeHoId
or lay Holdet, Carch, feize«
overcake. CtM^orleOed er det
fat?} how do you do? how
go Squarcg with you? (jbct
et ilbt fat) Matters are m t
fad Pickle.
\atai, fatti; del
[ataUtet# Fatali
lartthtg, CSMt
preliénlion, Coi
Perception, Int
tete} Frame or
Mind. (fomme
nitig) co be pul
per, roberumc
(fomme nb af !
en SdUO to ft
Srand. to ftflg{
jarte, (tage fat p
take, feixe, tak«
of, apprehend
take or catch ]
nie)to conrain,
coraprife, comp
(gil^e KttQiy fpin
VAéftOn) to con
tain. (fatte COi
Courage, or a
pttick upyourS
te 9obbeb for eei
fedion for a Th
ceiveaLiking h
Thing. (begril
hend, conceive,
nerrate. (eii9e
refolvetipon, d«
tiponaRefoluti«
(tdtte ^aab^ \
Hope. (i@inbe
to yourrelf,to b<
felfapon. (jftal
to be abfoloteli
be obftinacely
(fatte fig) corec
fe!f^ to recov'
(fatte fiø i 9ebr«
moderare. or mo
feif in Aflliaion.
Q3edttb) to abri
jarteltfCf comprch«
ccivable, inteliij
cuous.
jarteligj^ebi Conc
Intelligibleneifi
ty*
) 001 ( %i
fA
t.
fifVecntfu
) FenncL
. Fenntlwttter.
nr » Vacition-
.inwhichCefla-
je from nfnal
vactnct ceafe
ifatl Work.
u
Infty, frcfht
ferm ^anb) •
tiu C<t fcrnU
rp Ar.fwer.
nifh.
rnifh.
t VarniOiing*
^comparativ. af
, (fwpcrlativ, flf
fwccr. CUt9t
I, fwect Wtter.
frefh Mcau (f.
'ifh. Cfltibc een
nø} to take one
ro rakeon« ivap-
f.
ch.
•ninefi, Swcct-
ifternoonin^ or
3eaver, or CoUa-
I, a Holyday.
ftival-day*
^, BAnquec% En*
, aTreat. (|or»
\t banqaetf fare
Y-
il, feftaU fcftive,
ry, joyoiis.
a jovial Manner.
eftivicy.
feftival Mufic.
in.CtAlbcccnSO
StUttfitabf Rindred, Rela-
tion,
^erterffe/t Slie-Confin.
Si<!tf# OStttf tUmtt) a Boardv
Plank« (»rftcsbe mtb V^O
to boardito line With Boafds.
Si<c(e# CffiulO ^ conceafl, hide,
covar«
^i(c(c(leDf a tvrking^Place*
\xxlingf Concealing« Ridinj«
lialttf conccaled> hid,
icev, t* Ritt.
iotvt, (ffcnebe øa faiiMe
@Ceber, fom fMti t$ttt tU
ter Cbbc>Downs«
jionrefan^f Sandctft np by the
Sea*
jfante, a Simpleton, Sot» n
Hmple« rUly ManorWoman*
^iantemrm rimplc Tilly, dnll,
^iantevtttn^e^f Simplicity,
S i Hinds, Dnlnefs.
Sia$, Fatilityt Trifle, Trif-
ling«
^iaft/ ro trifle, romp« dally*
jiafTe/ (XlæbeO to foil, rpot»
fully, befoiear, benitre*
SiMi Ceoobom iU l^eHe)
Vives. ,
^ibel, jibelbree, CAt l^ttt %
9' (L efter) > Primer, Horn-
book, Chriftcrofs- Row,
Battledoor (for Children to
learn the Alphabeth by)«
ji^eicommi•/ a Feolfimenr in
Troft, an Cntai)« (fffil bat
faaet et Stbeieommié at al«
føre) a Feofliee in Tmft«
jl^ere paa, f. fortabe (lø pao«
SMf (6por) a Trace, Print of
a Footitep, • Veftige«
Sittbt • Monntain, llonnr.
Rock, aRidge ofMountaini
or Rocks«
jieCbbØ^pøt, Highlands inha--
bited«
jielb'
%i ) ft02 ( %i
SitM^m^ø t Monnuineer,
"lIighUiKbr*
;5ieIb(Frtb# • Tntnbling dowti
^' of a Rock. •
3icnbe# 4in Enemy« a Foe, Ad-
vcrfary^ ^fDeren JQ fworn
tal Enemy«
jienbfF/ hoftile« adverfe, un-
fricndly, fpitcfuU haceful,
tnalevolent«
jienb((abf Enmity* HoftUity*
Animo(icy» Spire^lnefs. ({•
Af 9{dUr€n)Antipathy« (iuhf
groet) Inveteracy.
Stenbthg, hofkWt. Q. «ufd(5)
anOnfertAsfault. (om9ldt'
f€ll}aCamiradeor Asfault in
the Sight, (f. 3nbfald) an
Invafion or Inroad.
jienMiiøeitf in an hoillle Han-
ner.
^tettbtliøbct), Hoftility, £n-
mity. War^
5ier# a Fcather, Pliime. ({
^atttn) a Plume, PUimage,
a Feach.r. 0^^^^ SO to
moultt me^vtr or caft Feathers.
f roffeS. oQto pick or pluiic.
lat ff riw mcO a Pen. (afPaa«
ren) a Quiiu (fulb af g )
feachered«
Sitrø/CitntMii, Uht tc.>a
Spring,
jierDpIb« a Shittleoock.
' ^ietbufF/ a Plume, Plvinage.
(paa en SuøO > ^^eft (paa
en t^ielm) a Creft
jiercrcatur, Ponlcry.
jierbe^ the tonrth. (for bet
fterbe) foarthly.
^iftbtbeel, ^jerenbeef, a
Quarter, the fourth Part,
(af et Job) a Drachm. (af
et Centner) a Ted,
jierMng/ (afenOre) {»Quar-
oerofanOx« (afenSonbe)
aFirkin. (Jorfl
CAni)Forequartc
der of a Lamb«
the Hindpart q
Lamb«
jierbittgaarf a C
Year, three Mo
jierbingvetf a C
Mile.
^ierbipne^ a Feat(
Sitvtt, (f u(b af 8.
full of Feathars
^ierfitlbing/ Mcw
ing of Feathers.
jCerf^Ibning, Fta
Beds with.
[ierfoflf a Feathc
[jerPrafti elaftlc
;ierl^O/ featherlc
liern^ adv. renw
tttit taroflf, aer
at a greac Diltfl
eKer nctr) far og
[terfeng/ Feather-
fierjlng^ (Veteni
viver,
[ierr^ a Fart,
(terte^ to fart» br
di'wnward.
[lertntngf Farrin
jiervifcf; a FeatI
[prt'iibt^ f. 5"gi
3iev9i(F^ a Feachei
jige/ (fappeO coe
vy with him,
jigen, (Jtapptn)
Vying.
5jgen/ a Fig,/
5tgenb^Ib# Emrodi
or Swclling,
jigen bro flet/ Beca
jigenftirv, a Frail
^tgenfanb^ a Plot
for Figtrces.
jigenfneppc/ a Be<
^igur aFigure, Eoi
Cic^n er en nn^i
té ) <zai ( §1
åflien.
tf the 6fteciitfu
r (llrr) FenncL
lMQt)>f Fenntlwflcer.
Victncj , Vacation-
iTiili€,ih which Cefla-
I flitd^ from nfual
ro be vacanC) ceafe
onr nfntl-Work*
Ferala.
rilk. lofty» frcfh*
Ccn ferm 3Aan5) a
e Man. (ct fcroU
• fharp Ar.fwcr.
t Varnifli,
CO vamifh.
1^ a VarniOiing«
rer. C^omparaciv. af
ewcft« Cftiperlativ« af
•dl, fwcét. (fttft
fref h, fwcct Wttcr.
Itoe) frefh Meac« (f.
refb Fifh.. (øttbc ecn
Ncmina) to take onc
•^, CO rake one nap-
. frift,
I Pcach.
r FreOincra, Sweet-
\p Afternooniti; or
eon» Beaven or CoUa-
sfttval, aHolydty.
• Fcftival-day.
> Fcaft, Banquec« En-
ment« tXrcat. (bor«
ofeafl^f btnquet* fare
»oiisty.
éftival, feftal, fbftive,
, raarry. Joyons.
tf in • {ovial Manner.
(^, Feftivity.
f,^a fcftivalManc.
iCovfin. (talte een SO
jrtcerffab/ Rindrcd* Rela-
tion.
5etterffe# • Slie-Coiifin.
Se^e, f. Seie.
SiftU (Wttf VUwfe) a Boards
Plank* C»en«te mrt St«0
to board«céline with Boafds.
Sialtt Cfillle} CO coneeal hidei
cover.
|i(clcfle^# a tnrkingwplace.
[iaclittøi Concealing« Ridln^
[iatier# concealed* hid.
lictvtf Ci^Qiebe M faaMe
&Mttp fem iMii t$ttt tU
ter 9hU) Downs.
Sictttfan^, Sand caft np by the
Sea.
jfiintei aSimpleton» Sor» a
fimple« (Uly Man or Woman.
^iantevorRy (imple, filly, dnll.
^iantevttnt^e^^ Simpliciry,
Sillinef^, Dnlnefs.
Sia$, Fucility» TriBe, Trif-
Hng»
^iafe^ ro crifle* rompt dally.
jUfTei CS^cr^O tofotl, fpor*
fully •: befaieart bemft'e*/
Sibel, (69fltem M 9^0
Vivea. .
SibtU jibtlbm, iat {an;e 91
9- (L efter) a Primer. Horn-
book« Chriftcrofs- Row«
Battledoor (fer Childrcn to
learn the Alphabeth by).
ji^icommiar • Feelfimenr in
Troft« an Cncail. (ftm (ar
faaet et St^etet mmié åt al«
føre) fl Feofliee in Tmft.
pibere paa, f.forUibe fføpao.
Sieb* (6por) a Trace, Print of
a Footftep, a Veftigc.
jielb, a Moontain, Moonr.
Reck« aRidge ofMountaina
or Rockf.
5ietbb^^i Highlands inha-
Wted.
gi ) a04 ( %i
jitt^# Sinblupi t Finltnder, a
Native of Finland«
Sin^, to find fomethinj^. (fo«
' rcffntt/ ereffO to find. mcet
with, light upon« (htfinH,
tn^feO to find* perceive« bt
ftnfible oC Cfittht fer aebO
to find eood» to take it to be
Jood« tnink it proper, (^eø
nb€r M for aotpi thjnk it
>aod, I like ir. Cjea fflH Ci
f. faa5anS(p9ffab t^oé barn)
I do npt take him ro be lo
witty a Man. (finht paa,
tage pad) to feei. (jUt«
bty røre »eb) to toach«
(ffnbe for (lø, fotn i Oortr)
to fc«l one't Way, to grope
tn the Dark. (flnof/ fornem«
mc tip to feeU be fenfible
. of. Cf^nbtpaa, iitttpaå)
to fin4 ont, invent. (f. pdA
Slaab) to find out an ITi«-
pedicnr or Mcans. Cj^nbc
gornøelfcO ^o takeDelight
or Plcafore in. (ffnbe $n»
htft, betage) to vleafe, be
•Rreeabie. (5et finOer tf fe
@te5 ()er) ir is nor applicable
here, it has roPlacehere, it
, is no' ro be aimitted here.
Ct^an fantt fin £0}jnb) he
found his Match. (Pnbe (fø t
noget) to comply wich,
fomcrhin<,t« like it.^pprove
" of, take up with. (finde Øg
oe( oeb noget) to fintf mnch
good by it. Cfinbc ftg oel
ellcr i(be) to find yourfeif
well or i :i. (M ffat oelflnbe
jla) it fhanV be for^otren.
ucg flcd nof flifbe eber) yon
tiian't carry it fo, you will
fmoke for it, I will mike
you fmoke for ir. (ter fin«
M 8o(f/ fom te ) there are
forne Men, that &c. - (bct
finbeé faa(e5eO ^^ it proves.
CMt (ig for (oé een) to
fonnd onCf feel or
to pomp one.
jin^en a Finder.
3ti|^ing# a Finding;
found by Chance
Look«
Sintin^tl^n, a Re
finding any Thing«
[inblan^^ Finland.
inMornber^ a Fin»
\inhlap, f. jinb.
linerfi finer.
^*ittefle^ fineft.
j^tnger, a Finger. (
finger]) a Thumb.
ger) the Forefin^ei
bflftnger) \he Midi
(d(iQgfinger)theRi
Cben aae Singer)
Finger, (fee tgiOi
gre meb) to conni«
atttakenoNoticeoi
look a Fanlt, indi
C^ioer mnn (am ei
»t( han baoe en b(t
give him aninch, i
take an Eli. (fee
Singre) to have a 1
upon one, watch du
to watch his Warei
een paa S.) to cl
Wings, to check on
re£l, chaftize orpoi
to fine him. (ot5e fl
ftnejingce) to have
Finger's End, co km
feary. Cfliffe Singe
noget) ro be very
fomeching, be eagf
uponit. (jitrelangi
to be light fingeret
gitr Unge gtngre)hi
are Limetswigs. (|
t^aotcn Singer i@tti
had a Finger in the
[ingerb^^Oef Thimbh
lingere, to fe!.;n, ini
iin^er^^anbffe; a GI
Fingers.
) 203 (
be il tn cdd Kind ofMtn.
Cfsretiff* iDtb 80 '° H^'i-
r*prcrcntwiihFigar««.Cti9*'
tcSiinmiSti nctMMrmt
V^KCO CO inakcorciirflFi-
|vrr.
^rcr*, tofignre.
Skpriig, fignmiiire, «ypic»I,
S^Rllgcn> fignnrivcly.
^iFile. Cl)»D)roashFilc.
^illj fmuoih File.
flUiiggcr, C8iiirat»)tCilt-
jtilfti«4ll* Filingi.
SUtof, thaVice in«Siniih->
^Iwp. toholdfiltiThinKto
Ufilcd.
gillllfv, Fileifuft.
Um, Ene. Cblot) rofr. (_mi,
HrinliBJ fin«, rhin, nendcr,
tmiii. (fim Bt ttmmO nicc,
icnrit«. acuie. CffcbtD,
|u>ffllan6)aw.ll-hri:dMsn,
aUinortincMor3li.Clilli9j
nnnin^ fly. traUy, åeep,
(fin af Smaa>"«.del'M'e.
dtinty. C"'") *•"•' P'"'''
tmnixcft. (ffintøulll) pute.
nncGoti]. CD;tfincBt«uIIi)
Gold of 34,Cariti. Clltnt
6urt(0 'enn'd Sngar. (f-
fiuitgu-rttO tfoubU r.fintd
Sag«r. CBt'KfiinOto*''"*-
icfinc.
jllBbc«, Fineneri. CS^OtbeO
Th.nnrs,S len -Icrnelt. Smal 1-
ntf), (StiniKl) i ot bømniO
Sbirpncff, Acutencf« of
JndtEmeni, Nkcncn. (^af'
lif^A^ Poliienef* , good
Itccjmg.fine Manneri.Gcn-
ucineri. Civilicy. (SmIiO'
W) Cunninnners. Slynefi,
cniiiiwf*. cncibcb} :ftit-
i(u Cnttfl^eO Pniencf>,
Financft. Cmtt 80 polit«*
ly. in a po1!» M^n<i<r.
jiintf CcqilDO lineiy. thinly,
tend«ily, (ard^en^ paltre-
ly, genceelly. civilly. gal-
la ntly. Cn«J nsolly. el«-
mnily. Cliftiatn) c
ly, craftily. (ffatpfi
(liarply, ingeniously.
raftily. CffatpfiiibilttB>
Work, (Filigrea-Worli.
5i[nC(ta frill. matceNeEworh.
Ma, filed.
xilttf Mttworfc.
Ailcci CpaaSlMBM af cttBoA-
biob) Fittt.
jiUngf Filing.
Stltebteii, f. »C[f(iib(«n.
Silt, Felt. very courfe Clorh
made of Hair or Wool,
ÅiU. cut buttt) Ftlt.
Siltcrie, f. Utc&t.
3tltl}M, a Felt-hai or a Fait.
3iln;(l'</to61tari ItriinLiquor
thro' a Bag.
Sillrerepofe, a FilMrinj-bagr
Hippocraif ■'naive,
jiUf«alc, aFeltfotc.
5iU(toe, a Feltfho«,
Silliitf aSharpar. Kogne.
SiIaiiftrtB«/ taguifh Tiickt,
a Tailpiece.
Sin«lictr» Finaneti, th* King'a
Rcvenoai,
SiRtinccforp<tgt«C.a FmanCtri
a Fjimer of iht Kinra Rav«.
5inaiKtffltp«8tiiiiig, theFai-
ming of thcKing'tKevennCf.
ginaiiutcit, C!ifl)CMft, Cun-
ning. Slyoela.
SltiAKcoVxitn, lUViavKtt.
Exchequer.
%i .) ^06 < §i
drupediil« (f. j)pr) QaiT-/'
druptfds«
jiref^rftCf a Tetrtrch,
jtrfgAttøe^ fonr Times. (f.
^ faa man^c VeoøO ^ourtimes
tht Money
livtfanz, f. fiafant«
hrcfl^et/ qnadriUter«!*
lireflnOet^ve^ «»ghty. (f.
. SCaU aAHimeO oi^ogenary.
jtreiTn^ecY^nOc, the cigh-
tieth* ,
jtre(lAttø, fonr fundry Sorts or
liveraC, (• Rittal
irfol^ f. flrefol^.
irf^^^et , f. ^ref,^b^et.
Kirf^rfle# a Tetrarch.
|icffr(len^#mme# a Tetrat^
cby^
Sirgreiiet# fonrpointcd, fonr-
fpiked« fourforked,
lirbiøtrncc^ f. firtalte
irpiørning^ a Qnadrangfe.
;ir^iulet/having foor Wheels,
foorwheeled«
jirPaitti a Sauare. .fquare Fi-
gnre, Qnaarat, Qnddrang^
or Tetragon. (i cn3ir!anO
fqnare.
jirfAncct, fqnare, fonr-fqua-
rads quadrangolar, fourcor-
nered« (øiøre f.) ro tquare»
niake fqnare«
jirfantntngi Squaring.
5irf l^vetf clcft in fonr Parts^
Sitma, C<n£Mnulll^O Fi^m*
jirmamenti the Firmament«
jirpunbigf wcighing fonr
Pounds*
jirpmi^iger^ a Fonrponnder.
jirø, f* fireftttbe(5ve.
jirfoebet, Cfomen£qrcOfo«r-
feated*
^irfPaarettf fquarcd. Cf. fStcvQ
a broadilipnldcrcd Fcilow» a
well-fetMan, a
handed Fcllow
5tlffp(tiiMg# tUi
wirh fourHorf<
big^ogn^aCoi
or with lour H
5irfpalret/ di vid
Columns.
^irfpibflgr fonrp
iirtAgget; fourt
fonr TcL'th.
iRivtal, fhc >;aiT
5t» (det Si^f ^ ^
zle.
jiecAlf the King*i
Attorney, aSer
((B<ncra(ft<FflO
General, (næn
lenéStttaU) to
ed by the Kin]
StectlØ/ the Exche
Xreafure or K<
5ifc, to foitl. fizj
5ijF, a Fifh.
Spawner. (^i
ter. (ScrfFoan
ver- or Frcfl
(Mut, (errci
ftcQU foatS.)f
ickled.roaftcd
iaa frifP/ foii
oand as a Ro
SifP fotn bxuqti
ncé^efcctnma]
of the Ma(h (
54fre# to fifh, c
Fifh, C^an tær
filFc noflcO.he
out foinething«
Fifhes.
SiffcTlngcr/ a Fi
an Angle to fi;
Sijfebeén, Fifhb.
fffftbO Whalel
gf ) aor ( ^ ^
Firhtns^Groiind.
tø • Fii hmon^r«
I FlfhpondL
• Drtnghr of Fi-
tbe Spiwn of Fi-
efae Cttching or
rPifhes, Fifhtry«
Fins ofFifh«
I Firtiing^NtU.
ihe Gilis of Fifli*
>rprey.
— fhing^(
t Fif h
(er Bctfe^ t Bo#-
Vect.
, a JowU
1 Dinf or Sccw to
lin.
tTronk for Fifiu
\ø »Fifh-Pan.
Vkkle, Brint*
^.•Pry of Fifh,
i^hct oitdeofFifh*
f.
r September«
the lililt of
M Ospr«y«
• t Fiihpond«
Wtf t Kipier«
raWf Fifhcrmtn«
; flet Koøtif F4rh-
»r Sp«wn> thc hard
>!nic9«
^ fl Fifhcrboar.
, a Bofs* a great
Fifhin^.
Pobf Fifhing-Im-
Utcnfilf or Tac»
h Fiili-S^rth.
if hing or Fif hary«
-hf, faU of Fif hUé
[f(rerfro9/ f. JSifPernngeti
NfTerrogti« f. Sifttttavn.
tifferufe, a Weel or Le«p to
tflke Fif het in» a Janket of
Wfckert put in the Ciound
under Water. (af 9t|^ic> a
Kipt*
[i(rerqv4fe# a Dogger«
|iffer|tint9f an Anglinr-rod.
(tjfervoO/ aSwaap« orOraf-
Net»
liffcffff, a Fifh-tadlt«
tfFcjrieIf Scalet^fFifhaf. •
[iffefficatr; fcaled«
jifrcffit^ Skin ofFifhcf« (tit
UxtHj Shagreen.
jiffefflørei a Fif hlinc
Siffetorv, Fif h-Markau
5*tfrfH8eI|Fry or yonogFIf h*
[ifFningr Fifhing.
iff (DODcr, Fif h-Otter* *
tf^epofteif a Fifhpic,
\\^tvatt, Fif h.
ji(lel/ aFiftnla* a narrow caU
low-Ulcer*
git, Creafc, Fat. (|i|je#
fmore mc^ 30 to greafe,
gitjorb/ Potte t's Earth, Clay.
Sixittti Bola or Terra figil-
Lta«
gitpUt/ a Spot of Greafe,
gitter f fittig , greafy , o»y.
fat, nn^uoQS*
gittig^e^, GrcafinefsiOilinefi
Fatnefs«
gijpi ffermf (>utrtg) prompt.
3aick> nimblei adivt> fpat*
y, cxpeditc» apt,
giperer (tttroaO ^o chcat.
delade, beguile, atiH« bob*
ble, deceiva« frnnrate« im«
poi^upont bafRe« fharp»
dope, fob» diaappoint. Cøtd*
fcé mti) to bantett raiU
}ter« make a Fool of onc»
to mock liiim ^
5b
fK .) ^06 < %i
dritpedsU Cf* Ht/t) Qoi^^
drnpedi«
å^f^tfttf a Tcmttfu
|irffr«ltøe# foar Times. Cf*
fåa mange 9f oge]) fourtimet
thft Money
IrcVanc; f. fiufaitt«
[ire|Tber# qnadritacefftT«
Jireftn^erfve^ . tMity. (f.
. fat^mmtt) o^ffcntry«
jlreftn^irnMiiM^ thc eigh-
tieth* • ,
jireflAM^ronr rnndrjSont or
livttai, I Ritt<d.
EirfolN f. flrcfol^•
[irf^fff # a Tetrarch.
kmften^aimCr l^ Tetnt^
cby^
StrgretUt^ fonrpoinced* foiir-
fpiked, fonrforked«
[frpiøm(t# f. firf Aiie.
irpiørnfnøf a Qnadrangfe.
|irpiule€#htviii2 fonr Wheels,
foorwheeled«
SManti a Sauare. .fquare Fi-
gvre, Qnaarat, Qaadrangfe
or Tetragoiu (i CnStrfilnO
foMre*
JttrfMItet/ fquare, (bvr-fqiia-
rtds q«adrangvltr» foarcor-
iMffad« Cfl^'t^fO 'otqnsre,
make fqiiare«
^MattHitnøi Squaring. '
jirf f#ver# clefc in fonr Parts^
SitmOi (enSMmaobO Firm.
jinnameitr/ tht Firmanenr«
jirimttMgr wtighing fonr
Poiinds«
jifpooMgcrf a Foarponnder.
Sit$, f« fbrffinbet^e.
jirf(«5et/ Cfomen JtorcO^onr-
feetdd.
StrfPaAteitf fqnared. Cf. SdtQ
abroadCboiildcredFtllowt a
weM-fetMan, tA;
handed Fcltnww
jiiffpattibl8# eSer
wirh fourHorfts
MøSoønpaCoec
or wich lOdr Hoi
Sivipaittti dividet
Columns,
trfpibftgr fonrpoi
iirtaggfti fouttee
fonr Teeth.
ijircaU the h^nmli
5i4 cScf Sih a Foi
sle*
5iKAl/thtKing*5/
Attorney, aScrge
(fitntxaififfaOth
General. ^MPre U
lené Siftdle) to fa
ed by the King'i
jiactl«, the Excheqi
Treafure or Rev
jife, to foitl, fizzh
Sifff a FJfh. O
Spawner. (©Jfif
ter« (3cr9øari^é
ver- or Frefhn
CeaUvanH ?.) «
(fdUa, lerret,
mu roøtj?.>raii
pickled,roaflcdib
Cfaa friff, fom
fonnd as a Roac
gifP fetn brugeé (
nef^ef(ctntna}St
(i9ori Staffen ffda(
of t^e Maft. (@;
jiffCf to fifh, can
Fifh. C^an tænfe
filFe nogcO he hc
out foniething.
Sif1fe'2(gn,CS)ta5tnt
Fifhes.
5j(r^2<ngc^ a Fif F
an AngU to fifb
SOftbtkn, FiThbon
JffcbO Whaleboi
mWiBXi)Mooi
s ) oor ( ^ ^
Pifbpond«
Dranghr of Fi«
e Spavn of Fi-
the Catchtng or
Fifhcs, Fifhery.
?inf ofFifh.
Eifhing-Neu
ficGilisofFif]]*
prey.
^ifhine-Grotind.
a Fif hmonger*
f Z^erfC/ a Boir-
tl.
i Jowl.
Cauf or Sccw to
in«
Tmnk for FifJi«
1^ Fif h-Pan,
5iP^eattgcf* ^
:kle, Brinc,
•ry of Fifh,
ie> made of Fifh*
September«
the Milt of
irnftiø.
Osprcy.
Fifnpond.
a Kipier.
her« Fifherman«
(Ter Koøtt^ Fjf h-
Sp{iwn> the hard
he9.
I Fifherboar«
a Bufs« a great
ifhing.
b^ Fifhing-Im-
Jtenfils or Tac*
Fifh-garth«
bing or Fifhery«
SifTCCtc) CO go •
y, full of Fif hUé
» jiflfer()09« ^
I, aFifh-woman,
IfFerTroø/ f. jifNrAngeL
NfTerroøft^ f. jlfrerravn«
[ifferufe/ a Weel or Leap ro
rake Fif het in« a Janket nf
Wickera put in the Ci-ound
linder Watar« (af ViØic> %
Kipe«
[ifTerqvAfe^ a Dogger«
(tfferftaitø^ anAngling>rod.
{tffervo^, aSwatp« orOrag*
Net.
ii(repree# a Fifb-Iadla«
jiffeffieli^Scalef >of Flfli^f .
SiffefTieØcr; foited.
jifrefTtn^ Skin ofFif hu« (fit
beretr) Shagreen«
^if?efn#re^ a Fif hlina«
Sifferorv/ Fif h-Markec»
jiff c^ttgcli Fry or yoimg Fifh«
[ifrniti?/ Fifhing«
lt(V <Dbt>er, Fif h-Otter« *
tffepofletf a Fifhpia«
liflfeparC/ Fifh«
jiflel/ aFi(lala» a narrow caU
low-Uicer«
5lt> Greafe, Fat. (gnie,
fmere meb S«) to greafe«
jitjor^f Potttc'fEarth, Clay«
^irleer/ Bolt or Terra figil-
htå«
jitpUt, a Spot of Greafe«
jirtet/ fittiøf greafy, ofly«
fat* nn^uoos«
jittig^eb/ Greaiinefs,Oilineft,
Facnefs«
%\Sf (fttmt ^ttttiøp prompt,
3nick> nimble» aaivei fpaa*
y, expeditc» apt«
delode, bcgviie* siilU bob«
ble, deceivtk fraftrate« im«
pofetipoii» btAe« fharp*
dope, fok diaappoinr, C^iih
Ui mcO to Samer, rail>
feen maka a Foot of one»
to mock hinu
é
%l ) aro ( %i
SlifPcti a PåTcher,
Bungier.
^CtrPft, pa'clied, b(
^liFnincf, Pitching,
5lift?erf/ a Frai^ei
fccllon. Cfaininenj
om en iBoø) a R^
Book« inadeupOQi
Scaps.
S'cffeifiMr a Sllce of Bacon,
^icfifefvær/ che Sward of Ba-
con*
5U(tO mofV« the greateft Part
of Number.
fletning rheBraiding, Twift-
, ing, Plaiting.
jUttCi fub, a Trefs, Biaid,
Plait.
5ItttC#r. to twift, braid.C^nat)
to weavc Hn'r for Pertwij;«, . _ „^ .,
Sl«tt«bartn^# aWoman'sHair- Jlinf, dexterous, li
lace « V Fiilet. ti ve, nimble, c
Slitttfont* aWonrnn dre^fing jaMe, ingenious- 1
thc H adB of othcr Women. jHttFb^b^ DcKterify
Slib, C3f?eiaflt'9(>Cb) Exaa« Ni.nbl n.-fs, Abi!
ncfs> Cire»alners,Arrention. jliiiPtf dcxterotisl
(meb 8Wb) ^» is«nily c^rc- Iv.
fiilly. cxquKirely, ciirious- ^lint, f. ^^inteft^ei
Laboun Pains, (inc> gfibjl H ntrnn, a Fire-
painfiiHy,with much Labour ©ol'^flté) * Fir. Io(
er Pains« ((iictt tncO ghl)) Ccn Sttnté Q3aa<i9i
well wroiiglu, done with fP«5c5 aQ f '^^^ R-*c
Care, carcfully, dili^cntly, Miiiker,
jeirorin?d with Pa-ns and ^Hnubd^tt^r hard
Lab iiir. Ji^ifti mcD 3(l5) to fli- ry.
rah^;Pr.i-s, cnlavour, ufe §\u\ulan$f thc 1
Diligence, do a Thing w'th M -ik '.
Applicatinn. CiU(Uqf^t^) j^linteflc;/!!/ a Flint
Diligence, Indultry, So fu- ^IJUte|l t Cllfr Bf
liry, Application, AiSivity, S'ocfc of \\ Mnik
rmcb m, meb 3orf«0 ^up, thc Tip. Poi
aefignediy, pn pc.fcy, on ^ „„^y „r ext
Purpofe, for thc Nonce. ThiM> C n xnaet
(an»cnDc al SliO to make-it J rtf?>^iV »Æ
your Stu'ly or BuHncfs. *^ ^ »T ^ w -O^:«"©
SUq, aSkirt, Flip ovLnppct.
Siifft'Uvbti^t, parchcd Work,
Bunglingi
Siifft, top'tch, botch, picce,
mend, repr.ir, (ncact ind i
tt &Umj to interiard, in-
termix, mlert. (noø^t Q
to ek« out wirh, (camit
©foc) to cobble old Shocs.
(fommcn) to bangic, hobble
a Thing over, (paa Ct ^UuO 5l*ttigen, diligcntl]
to repair, ously &c
excrciue
r.n »naci
^ .# Sr«n^
f<r ucj Jlcmoiifaft^
5life elfer ^life (leen
a Squnre oi Mari
flitter, a Spjng^e.
5llttcrgHl^ , Xini
Br 's.
5lirtig# diligcnt, i'
fe Milotis, a fiduoi
øittigj to Hudy
Bo'^k«,
%i ) ao9 ( , SI
r/ a FlagttafT.
in, flflt* Cilaf fdr«
itVesieU Ciat2cnt^)
)Uin» open lieldt a
"gn.
ramble) rovetrangc*
ir.
a Ri}iiible» Roving«
( aboQt*
a Flame. CJfOt^ OJ
:) Ftiry, Heat. Pa$-
laat i ful5 Slammt)
[ inFircorFlaine. (i
ii) in the Fafhion of
:4daiiie,bla2e. flafh«
Flame«
flamerl, flaming«
^i) watercd.
f (cn. in^tanjB SuøO
Icmifh.
» a Ftemin]^«
RoiDp, Tomboyt fl
aded Woinan $ Co«
ty gi-fdly* fickle«
toncOFlanncl, (flint
SO Swiintkin« (cn<
un^^e^d SO Fleccy
m, Coquetry.
Botric. CSIaffc mth
)alé) aFlagon. (b^
iied@traaOaFlaik«
aa en Zx$\0 ^ ^^9-
ttf Botrlefhnd*
r# a Botric- Calc*
lig/ forme d likt a
Bottle«
(WfcO to fuccced,
thrivCf cotroHi be
9a s or racccfsful*
o fiatter, coaXt tawn
fmiffre.
>tt flatterinjc* (f*
t.deceiVfbl Hope«
jUrrerer/ a Flatterer«
S^Mtxit, Flatter y, Adolfi«
tion,
RUttzvinq, f. ^Utuxxt.
Si<t\\, Cfom tngrti Æmaø JarJ
infipid« nacy malkifh, tfiac
has no Tafte. (»ammeO
iqacamifh, faiHdioas. (»(Mil«
nie(cap loathfome« disgtift-
fuU O^CBre øau) to bc fqaea-
mif h, to bave a fqueamirh
or bad Stomach»to have yotir
Stomach elovM« (tat^\aU
(en/ forf rielfcO diicotinte-
nencfd« discoutagedf dil«
heartened. .
jl4u(»e^/ Squeamirhne/jS« Fa«
fti'iiouinefs.^ (^^Qctmmtiia*
0C5)Loathroiiiencr8,Oisguft'
falnefa. (i ©fiiQ Barren-
nefs, Slenderncfa of Stile.
FJatnefsofStile«
^Utltf ifi/ipidly« faindyi Cac«
ly*
Sleer, f. jlere,
^(eertKegimente/ Pottgarchy«
^ieertaaet/chtPlaral orpltttal
Nnmber«
jleeflf mo(l* the moft«
^legef/ f. jlitgeL
j^leF/ Cnaturdd iftcttfe paa Ce^
øemcO < natural Mark of
Spot or Excrefcence in the
Body* (jiO^itO^VU^.
jleffebet*/ the PurpUs, the
fpotted Ffver.
jlef f e« (ri^eti i5i)e)3B«rrotigh,
Hamlet« Itttle Town«
SitUZt rocleave, flir, fplit« f «
fUve.
^Xtlftt, clcftj flitj fplit,
5 leve/ more«
Suff/ (ier(»0 Poxk Cfi>tt«0
powdefed or raltedPork«(t9/
Oef) Bacooi l'moked Pork,
jlefFebØjte/ a Cammon of Ba-
eon.
^leffef 49e/ iin Omlet« t Froife*
Aleffefl^e* a Flirch of fificon«
Sleffefflnfe/ a Ham of Bacon.
i
%l ) ftw ( %\
Eafc, threeFaces under oné
Hood,
jl^tfifT, Piper.
SWiPflap# (@!iMtO Vane-
head*
jtøtmanbf theLeader ofaFile
or Filcleader«'
SWtt, a Flacc. (fpiKe poa
SU(tc)ro pipe, to play on che
Flute. (et@ft^) a Flyboat,
Si^itt, . V. to whiltle, CflW to
whiftlc at, (ni) to hifs at«
explode«
SWttn, j^one, loft. (Jenac*
nc e«e jUitcn) the Money are
loft. C^aat ^øiten) to go to
Wreck or R«in» to perifh«
jløirefptQer/ a Piper, one tbat
pkys on the Flute*
[tøitetravere^a GcnnanFlute*
llørmnj/ (• ^l^tning.
jløtfe, G95»^WCrfO aBcd or
Layer in Mines*
Sl^ttt, f. flette.
Siuo fl Fly. CfponfF) Can-
tharidcs, Spanifh or Bliftcr-
fly* (fteftcjue) aGadorOr-
fly. (©panfTAuepUSeO ^
Blifter-Plaifter.
jlttefanøer, Cen# fotnøloer 09
øabeO ^ Fly-catcher» one,
thatftandsfoolifhlv looking^
at cvery irifling Thing.
Slutnttr a Cflparifon, aSortof
Cloth or Network laid on
Horfes, to keep Flies from
them.
[litefFab/ a Ward-Mear,
jhiefFarit/ Fly-dirt.
\intimctfU, a Flyflab, FU-
. bcU
[fucfpi^e/ Flyblow.
\ingt9 C^^emmnø) a Flighr,
Ffcape, Running a^tray. (et
2)t)rd tilbage tn^ i Øf opcn) a
Deer'sRnnning back into the
Lair. (tdac Sluaten) to fly.
flee, betake yooi
Heels, fhew •
Heels, makc yc
run away. (jaøi
ten) to put to Fl
paa Slugten) toi
RontJ
jluat, (tn guglO t
Flying of a Bin
M, naav 5en fla
Stooping of a H
en Suøl I Slugten;
Bird flying.
j(ustfatr^i9 , fngii
SUlB, Melting, Flu
jlujr^qaickly, foon
inftantly, our o
5l^be, (rinbe) to
elide away. (tOt
flow by. CJtodefl
forbi@(Ottct) che
by orwafhesthc<
bage) to tiow b
aXftaO 50 run.
to melt in Tcars,
t^ct# font 8(o5er)
bogucicrelt'into.(
abroad. (flpbe
Sart) CO gu r<b out
to flow about. (C
af ban^ røunb)
flaencly, he gocs<
his Discouric. (i
au jlobe) the Ini
flect. (Det flobet
(am ener inh af
bam) he rolls or f^
chcs. Cooenpaa)
fwicn upon. (£<
neb af ^iiiberne)
frickled down th
CflO^e af) to refnl
proceed, fpring, i
from. (htt maa
b»ab bet til) ha]
Wil!, f;ill Back !
(oper, gaae oper
to rife above the
over How, to mn c
^ ) 113 ( %l
to drop, ftill.
b paa SondeO (o
CctSfih/fomtffC/
for øruoibt SSanb)
beneaped CG^t«
Flofl ting-Bridge«
inbtn) Flowing,
wing,liqiiid,fliiid>
) flowing abun-
Mi%t og (}<ctrt)
fnll Strcflm« rap id,
m Solen) fluenc,
CSoIen) voluble,
round Pronuncia-
nintn^e^floating,
Liqoidity. (fcfioc
:o grow liqnid«
9 run flway» fly,
' Efcape, fcflmper
ccyourfelfroyour
ft til gun^en) to
inbOJCJf) to efcape,
Cdocrir; ta^tXiu
Hy for Siiccoiir»or
J for Rcfugc, (rel*
!) to reach, give»
OtorcifuTnrCilDe
\) to depoflte or
igwithone,(fFoO
non, cfchew, fly.
Slngten) to flee,
turn yourBack«
)roflceinBatcle»
Mght,
ying « efcaping*
it ranaway» efca-
aftigi) flccting,
houghts. (fom
ive, vagabond.
) ficklc, lighr,
nfteady.fffpatifit
le or inconftant
cniicnJom©pu
SCW^ge??/ lightly. rnightly,
Alperficially.
JWørig^i^re, (i Ct^micn) to
volatilize. ,
Si'fQtigQii^vtlft t Volttilizt-
tion.
SWfrtig^eD/ Cddflfia^eOFleet-
ingnefs, Swiftneis» (j|((a5ig«
t^tb) Ineon(hinc7» Fickle*
nefs, levitv , Inftability.
SlTgtttitig, CRomntniKmanb)
a Fugitive , Dcferter. (eil/
fom tafter SUrluøt eU nogen)
fl Refugee.
^I^nber^ Flonndér, Plaict«
il'^ttt, Octttt paa en onbet
@te5) to reniove a Thini(» to
transfer,cikrry from onePlace
to anothcr. (åf ©Cien) to
carryaway. (idtiHtt it5ttU
Ut)to play^move yourMen at
Tables. (bta^t hott, fotan«
breOSorig) toremove. fhift
your Quartcrs, or change
vour Dwelling or Place of
Abede.
SIttten/ S^^tningf Removing,
Transferring,
Sl^ttetlbi Time of Removing.
or Changing yoor Dwellingt
Removing-Time.
SiV^tf to fly, bf upor the
Wing. (Jib og bih) to fly
abont, to flutter. (p^O tq
fly aloft, to foar* fly higb.
rtott) to fly, wing it away^
CRuglen et jlocen borO the
Birds is flown, bas taken
Wind. OabeSa!(enjlo»Oto
let %o the Hawk at a Flight.
(Salfen flooer gobO^^^^Hawk
make good Montecs« js nim»
ble or wigbt of Wing. (©O«
ren fiOi op) the Door flew
opcn. (i ^eirct af ©rebe)
to fly into Pasfion, to blufter,
Shvtblabti flying Papers.
5lVvefÆr^lg,readY to fly.CJog«
mv') fledge ur fledged,
Sl'^Vtfloff a Flight QfPirds.
5 li?*
m ) 2.14 ( ^
SlV^t^tht$ a Fiart. fa4d«n
Hcflc.
S%eiit)e, flying. Cflijpcn>e
gonc) HyingColours. Cfl^t
9eit^e@tortn) n flyingStorm«
• Tcmpefh boifleroQS Wind,
[ItvenbC'Siff, « aying^Fifh,
[IlPet^gtc# a flving Reporr.
(l^9efan^#QuicK^ands, flsxive
Sandt,
$iwtpitSt <^^ Direflion of
Flying,
Sl^vttanftf a Flight of
Thonght, a Sally,
j^l^pe^CtbenbC/ a flying, whf-
rpcrihg Rtporc.
jtroti the Icch, Scftb, Scabbi-
ncfs* Mange,
SuatttU fcabby. fcabbed«
manyr,
Siiifc# Snifivtt to .giggle, tit.
ter.
Sntfeni 5n«fff?tt# « Gigglc,
Giggting« Tiftering»
5ll^fe#^ C«f ViuU) to huff and
puft", ro rage. oeinaFrecor
Fury» ro chafe, to frec and
fvme.be upon the Frer.rfaor«
fe i(i(enn<m9}crfen)to fnort,
jlt^feilr Raging, Chafing, Fret-
ting andFuminj?« Foamin^,
Snorting, SnufSing,
j6^f«Foor, (un^er jPiITcO tlie
Bafis. Fuct. FootitflUorPe-
dcltal of Pitlars. (}^aa S0?O*
WCT tC.) Foof, Let?, (Kif.
ftanb) Footin?. (i^aa t^t>ab
Sober don »eb £)effet?) upon
whatFooting ishcutCourt?
iian 9aMv paa en ^ob Sob)
fie ftan/fs npon a f(ood Hot-
tom, r® aberne ffaae nu paa
^tn Sob} Matters arc comc to
cliat Pals, (taat en Sinø pa«
ten rette gob) to tuke the
right Courfe or Mcthod in a
Tniny, togo thcj riglitWay
to work in an Aflfi
en S^ber at ^aai
Aake one lind his L
tt poa fri gob) to
herty« enUrge a
Slibe een tit gobc
ate yourfelf* c
felfatonc'sFeet, (
til gebbernc) fron
Toci Cap-a-pe, fi
to Hee), (pna et Q
Foot of a Mountai
penffre gob paa es
Off-Fuot, theNea
Horfe, Cg^bber
©or) Paws. Ctadi
Tiotters. (©rifefr
titoes. (fSHaalafii
aFqot. O'a^C M\
&ttl>') to get aFoi
Placc, (paa ftaai
ftraitway, forthwi
Hånd, immcdiatel
(B^cjcr ffaacr paa i
hisAiTnirs are fa II
orDecay.(gobfor
byl'oot, Stcpby S
tiener til gobO a^c
(ban ()iir bet paa c
he has it upon a 2
ing. Cgo^lJJoefle^
[o^'Qinøei/ a Caltr
[0^b<^^# a Footbarh
{o^^al^e # the Ba
Foot.
jo^beFFen/aBafont
Fcet in.
jo^ll^t), the Plai
Foot,
5obbrct, O « @eni
et ^ubffeføbe) a F
Sober # 5^er# (til
Foddcr» Food, Fo
vender or Meat f
(^eDtegober)tofet
. vifion for Carrie,
Cunber^fcrber) Li
5oberaI, f. ^titrere
5'oberf ijle^ a Chcft t
in«
%» y 215 c IfO
alf # tn Avenor,
I lUg CO fce«p Otcs
•
tø t Fortger«
mmblt Sapplica-
itnwn. Ciiøvcen
to proft nre yuor-
yoorfcif at one'f
ff proftrtcing,
otftcpb
€ FoAt, Infam ry >
««•
1^ F^oc by Fooc,
itp. or}Footpa€e»
r 1 Footp«s(cnger«
CmkC CO 00b SO to
t or good Vralker,
Fttrera or Scocks^
Footroldier«
tbt Length of che
ttJointoftheFoot*
Q^b) a Foot.
»id ir.
Ml (iUer) > Torof.
ftilJobO on ^ooT.
WO^^ go onFoot,
ooc» to foot iCy to
iFoot; to beatthe
bc Sole ofthe Foot«
irrcd Bag, to put
1 for to k«ep tnem
, t Footftool, a
•
Sock*
Pootftcp* Trice»
Ctr«bc c cné Sob«
>llow one's FoON
ead In thero«
bnigc^ i 9ab) •
Way, tootpatlu
le Bafe or Foot of
af 9fn5indéOfrO
(e)tb€ PtdeftaUrFoocfhiU.of
a Piliar, (af er €fngc«Oin#
baflø^ tha lowtlt Part of »
Bed-Ctirtains. >^ r
Søt>tai, (Vnittør t»øi Mt er
&ih fttfto) tb^ Draught of
a Ship, '
^o^rr in , Eoocftep « • V•(^i^•
(poa ea Ibttitxé Sod/ S^or«
DCVtocI tcO thc Tre^dle of a
Turner'sT.a'he or t Weaver^t
Loom. Cpaa en ftasctV tbt
FootbnariofaCoa^h« CPOA
cn &ti%i) the koDod of "a
Laddet, -a Laddcrfttp. (t et
Srappc) tbe (jrees of aFair
ofStaira. ,
Sot^van^f. Water, wberciiiv
one*8 Fect ar« wa(*bed.
Sotv, Cnnbtt JtMer) I-in<nfr*
Cfcefic Socv unbet JCCcrber)
to line Clothet.
jloerbaj/ B;uze«
^oe« ing, (vaa SX«tc(ne oT tc if fc
fFamp(é) raonch;
5ocn(?«i t, F nrr. (f«rie gort^
un^eO ro furr.
5og# (lijc Øn'iO a little Pig»
jog^friff aBaiiiwtck, tbePre-
. cind of a Bail iPs Jurisdic-
tion. (^paa en ^ecregoarb) «
Stewardrhip«
joge^ a Bailiff« (tAB^fOi^O
a Senefhal or Govcrnor of
foroe Territory» (pM et
eror) a Cuftellan« (i et
Qtrf; a Bailiflf , a Villag«-
Judge. CXonaenO tbt Co-
roner. (!Xt5efogebJtbf Stew-
ard ofaManor (fab^foAet))
an Undtr-Steward or Ovcr-
ftar of forne Servica dono by
Soccage« CSorrige^fogcb^ •
Bcadle«
S^Htma^t tbe Foramafi«
SofUn, f.6ciU
Soi^i (paa Sl^btr^ a Fold.
^Ply> Plair, (ff^m SolW a
Rwmpic, p«j^et?ajl^0
to
9o ) ai6 < $0
Md vpitiy inFoldit to pliiic,
to lay a Thing in ics Gecrs*
(ta^t 8o(Nr u^ , flette) to
tindo PtairSf ncekthem out»
((laoe Solber) «<> pucker.
5olbf (t«lO»aft)aFoM, Pen.
JJol^e# (fomthen) to fold «p.
C^crnberne fommcn) to claip
fhe Hånds,
^ol^eit^ Piaiting. Folding.
Soltft/ fblded« plaited« nav*
. ing forne Folds or Plaics.
SolbtfniVf a FoldinZ'Knife»
Clafp-Knifc.
SoU, to bring forthaFoali to
foaU
joltAttti a Book in Foiio» a
Folio-Book, a Foli«.
jolte« Cunbet eteen t IKinøe)
Fon. (rmoer ©peiU) Tin-
foil.
5«H^te, CSpeile) to tin over
Looking-Glaffesi to do over
• wi'tli Tinfoil,
jolierinø/ the Tinning of
Looking-GlalTcs.
5olio, a Folio, (en War i 5.)
an Errant-fool,
5oIf/ People, Men. Folks, the
World, (etbeeU5Plf)aNa.
tion. (fernemmc 8oif) «he
Genrry, the '^.onreel Part of
the World, 'Gertic- foI|:s.
(oemeeneScfOvonMnnn Pco-
pTc, Populace, the Vulgar.
Mob, Mobile. C^oUi^ufet)
Servants, Domeltics. (golt
tff®tan5)PcoplcofF-rh:on,
C^aaiiDperMfolQ Handi-
crafts-MenAVorkmen,(ttøm»
merfolO^a'pcntC' s. (Wlunt»
folf) Mafor.s, («rt«éfolf)
Soldicrs, Warriors, warfar-
ingMen, miliraryMen. fri«
fFe Solt) Recriiirs. (ffionnC
f Olf)choiccTroops thcFlow-
eroftheSoldicrs, (^ererS,/
foin (lue) there are (ome, tiiat
fay.Cromine uDibfflnMSelf^
forti tt SKogte; to bc fprcad
•broad,|>odiviilg<
Solf) openly, po
fore all the Worl
roc^foff) to peoi
f OrSolf)to dcpopi
øefolfpoaQSenci
levy Men, gct F<
ther. ((ffte (It h
to ftody Men. (b
(ært enbnu otfiei
hflsnotyetfecrtth
does not yetknoi
ftand the World.
at fPiffe fta iblan
knows how to ca
or behave in the
underftands or
World, (bfln IKd
Mati ffore golf;
know to Jive or <
mong the great
great Folks, or
Qualiry. (je^ \)at
^regolfen^3eO
wich othcr Facej
muft ftand behin<
9i( l^tltt So(f / t
^cnl)hetharwoul
muftpay forit. (i
we want Hånds,
but 12' Men.
ibranbtSoir>o fe«
iberer en meder rt
.) there is a I
World of Pcople
ribte golf) Sutter.
5olfeai:m, depopu
peopj^d, unpopt
jolfe^rt/ f. 5^lfe
jolPflig^ knowing,
have among Peo
genteel. civil.
SolUi^B, f. ioifta
§olfem*rng^ef Mi
People, Populo^
pulcfiry, (trænj
aThrongorCrow
a Prtfs of Peppl«
^^ ( 5o
\-
well-
. ot PCO-
ion , Eic-
rojjc, man-
. Manhater*
Lifanthropy.
-('•ru Rumour«
. ??c Servantes Hall,
■ in^f Emimtion,
ir, knowins how to
:::infelf in^che World
.onverfia with People
mttnt (S^Wnal i
Ir font ^c tffc ret tBt
ømCb)«Bruit, Bozz,
ij{B wifpcringKcporr,
fnifCfeib) a Fund«
cnrSoab til aoøcO
It ft Fond for fo|ii«-
(fmiknit Soiib) iU
; Fand«.
L iFoncaneU Isfneor
aatteenSonraiuO^o
iFonctiwif Cfcrlte^c«
HitaiicO to rowel or
t.^^
wni, • Qm^t.
>ntane[farrtiing; Gforeri-
/jnj{, Searing or Burnm^,
.i',for» before, to« (forSO^iO*
8)<19^ before Noon. (gaaC
tor eCB^ to go before one.
(f remSiHe fig for een) to ap«
pear before onc (for mint
Øinc) before my Face« un-
der my Nofe. (lapgfle for Sa«
gen) to bring to Light, (for
a( ^ing) before« above alK
by all Means. (anfee een for
en crrlig SRanft) co look upon
one as an honcft Man, take
him for an honeft Man. (fore^
htagt en %im for en onben)
to prefer oneThing before or
to another« (for Q^intnc) in
the Sight off tp one's Viéw«
before one's Eyes» (forme«
htlf) bccaafe of, on Account
of. (tf^O for. (for prc 'Hat
fiben) four Years fincc or
ago. (for SXaabee) in the
Scnate* (for ^nfcr) at
Anchor, (formeOe(tl) for,
becaufe of , by Reafon of,
on Account of, (arbeibe for
Senfle) to work tor Money.
Cbefomre f!g for noget) to
take Care of. (for gammel
£ienb|Fabé Stplb) for the
Sak« of, on the Score ofour
old Acquamtancc. (oopre tin^
foarligror) ro be rnfwerabU
for. (berergobtforgeberen)
it is good for or agflinft the
Ague, (ban Haaer 6f ilboagl
for flommmerat) he (tands
Centinel for or inftead of
his Comrade, 9Aan maat
eninu m<trf e, ai ben 33rarpc(if
tion inbbefatteé ofte i $erbo/
f.(frWeforeen, jaoe ?|ff?oc
foreenptofcar one.. toabhor
one. (Unbertibcn foranbrel
Srcr pof?tion€n# f. ocere bange
for een) to bc afraid of op<?,
(o<tre I Crang for noaf «; fo
be in Want of fgntQ^nng.
s
s •
%0 ) ^18 ( 90
(Sttmr^nbtt for Siif n€f) the
On^rditnofcheCltill (joD
for »?cb) ^«p by Step, C £)a«
f«r X)a4)i^^y by Dfly.;jCaian
lob bå\n Imt for D^^>he
. was Icit t'oDdaa^i« (fortXi^«
•UnbeliCi Safter) ^ith Envy,
Laui?htn\ (for6tr(|, QJ(cc»
• llf) ^"or Grief, Joy, C^OlOC
.^uH forQ)'nO to <«ar Go i.
Cb<t maat 3 bol^e for eder
ffiOyi joy itwitUinyourfelf,
(bo(5e iio<|ct N(gr for een) ro
coPCcai hi U (ometliing from
one. CoerbéU'øciRafltøielber
iffefor®ob) wmld^y powcr
is of no Account with Go*!.
(Sicnben (treifer Imtetah^'
porten) the Eneiny's Parties
drive even before the Town-
Gate, (roffe for eti @ta5) to
draw near to a Town Qor
tnin2)eeO as forme, for niy
Parr, (taa tt»ab 5er er nær
fort)aiinb) rakcwh^t isncar
at Hånd (foifltc flJianb for
^an^}to fight Head ro Hfal
•«r Hånd to Jland (ij^ebett
for)infttfadof. (altforjtoo.
(for ftor) roogvéat.
SovanVf Spring,* Spring-
Ti me.
5ora«v»/of or bclonglng to the
Spring.
joraarfag^/ to caufe, r>cca.
fion fomethiog, be the Caufe
or Occafion of ir. Cppror)
to raifc, canfe or excire a Se-
dition. (©IccDe) to give,
. c«afe, brccd, yialdatfordor
excite Joy. Q&abO to do
Hart or Mischief, to prejii-
dice,dis9dvantage.(gorne(e('
fe)todiverf, diverrilé, mako
inerry. CjbMrttfiio)tobind,
mak^ co^ive, toconftipate,
(^nuO to make one gc a
Pofe. C^ppe(it) to provoke
Appctitc,
S^^dtfa^tKt, the
Occ«iioniaj(,£xcit
ing.
Sovaaviagtn^j oc
c»ufing&c. (®0l»
. fic. Céfa6f)preju
•dvantigeous. (^
d'Sgoftfu tnqufenu
jovial, comfcal. I
Sor^aan-IfO ridic
joraariblpinfie
Flowers.
Sovaai'9'iLuit , Sp
Air«
S^vaav^iccbf Cornri
Spring.
^oritaretiO/ Spring
^or(r^c , (anaoe ,
cognawornibbie t
corode« walie 1
ing.
Sov^^tfiQ, to fin, fl
or fui'iic your(elt«
Sovcc^tf gnawcd, ni
tally, corrocfcd.
5or«^r, C^m l)av fpi
UipK'uttedi cloy
fcitk-'d.
Sorccitt, Ancientn«
quity, Seniqriry, ff
Hecepiion in'a Co
jorcclbeø/ to grow 1
outt waflc , decay
5or<vJt)i-e/ Parcnrs.
S^vavtf xo give one.
him wicK, inakc h
fent op Gift of fe
Sovotving, a Prcfen
Donation, Largcfs
cation.
Sotagt, Contenipt, E
Disdain, Slightt C
ing. ,v
O^raqrCr rocontenipf
dcfpife, overlook, (
flighr, fcorn, under
light by, negled,
to brave, defy.
Sotagttlig, contemp
ff icaUe> di$dainfal
■»•-.
f» ) 2i9 ( %o
ile* (afieO Poor, pi-
irdi<lf jfnéaktng«
(en^ cooccfBptiblyt
»ly &€•
tP€^# Contemptible-
sfpicflblenefs*
ft Conccmpctf« De-
concemnedf defpi-
pnblicily, openly,
D9en(»«^0beforcaU
g, befinre alU by all
above all« chiefly,
irly« principaily«
, carneftly. (tH fot
Q very good Earnell,
r^idncfi«
m« before» iifore-
efore Hand».in the
ig> changeable, al«
mncable* ficklc, va-
inconftant, unftablc«
to* apc CO change.
i§tn, variably, in-
2y. nnequally*
igbtb f Mutabilicy,
mefs^ Inconftancy,
ty« Ficklenefs« Mo«
to cfiange, alter,
insmute, tum, con-
>iniKimiO to trans-
etatnorphofc« C^i^tt
) to divarrify. QøierC
nake new, ro inno-
n ii?le»infl>o change
ind« (uanf^cpnbide
i break off or break
'ofyour indecent Be-
• Cfid) CO grow bet-
nered , to reform*
Hn^tny to changt,
2^vncOto alter your
rn over a new Leaf.
ttc# changing, alcc-
Sotan^tt$,to changcbecbta«
ged.
Swan'^vttf chflngcd» &e.
SorAQbririØ# Changing, Alte-
ration , Variation, Vicisfi«
tude, Transmdtation. (forf
laøc goran^rinø) to inno«
vate*
Sovan^aatf to gofirft. go ht* ^
fore» preccde.
joranicbige/ tocaufe* ncca«
iion, fomething, adminilitr
anOccafion of doing it. bc*
com« thc Caufe or Abetcor
of It.
5otran(e^igeIfe # Occafloning,
Caufing,
5otran(lAlte# to dispofb, fctin
Qrder, prf pare, make ready«
order, give Orders, make
Preparation for. (fiifUt inh*
føce^ to ordain, ettablifh.
Sovanitalttt , preparcd, o^
dered, eiUblifhed.
Sovanftaltninci, Order, Dis-
pofitions Ordination, Regit*
lation, Appoinrment, Pra* .
paration, Dire^ion , Bfla-
biifhing. C@t»ftelfO i«i-
ftitntion.
Sovamtcc^tf to march, go or
walk before.
5orarbeit)e, (forf«rbiaO ^^
make, work, manufaanre*
Cforbruge) to fpcnd, ufe, b«y
llow,or cmplpy forne Matter
on tlie Doing of forne Wjrk.
(f. fin ©arirteO ^^ ^o^'*
your Salvatian,
jorarge# tofcandaUi*> give
Scandal or Oflfence. ((iflj to
1^ offended at. to take Pet
at, tOytake fomething til of
onc, be fcandnlized at«
Sovatgtlig, fcar.daloust ofTen«
(ve, giving Otf^nce,
o;
%
ffO ) !t<20 ( f^O
S^^røellgctt / fcandaloiisly«
in XL fcandalous Manner.
forar^elfCr Scandal. Offenc«.
orargeøi to befcandalizedor
oftcnded at«
jOTArmC/ to impoverif ht.makc
poor, to depauperate.
jorarmeø/to bc impoverifhed,
grow poor, be reduced to
Indigcncc.
jorarmet/ impoverifhed, de-
pauperated.
SdrafFeti incinerated, reduced
to Ai'hes.
$0f at; for to, in Order to.
(for ot ^m ibtt Unbttxtu
ntna bcromp for to give you
Koticc of ir.
jOVban^Cf to cnrfe, accurfe,
axecrate, iinprecatei damn«
deteft , abomi^atf* C^aité*
fcsttO <o excommunicate.
jorbait^elfe/ Execration, Im-
precation, MaIedI<^ion»
jorbamteltg^ pitiable.
^Mbarmelfe, Commiferation,
Pity, Compasfion, Mercy,
Sarbarmettbe/ merciful, com-
jiasfionatei pitiful» tender,
^orbamteiTr a merciful, com-
pasfionate Man» a Picier«
S^tbatmc dg, to have or take
Compasfion or Pity of» ro
commiferate , pityi bemer-
cifal CO one.
Sovbaxi(c, to aftonif h,furprifc,
amaze, tcrrifyt ftun.
^OVbrtllfelfe / Aftonif hmenr.
Surprife,Confternation,Per-
plexion,
5crbfi|tfer# aflonifhed, ama-
zcd, JVunned, ftupifitd, pcr-
plexed, planetdrnck,
$^vH^Cf to inccrcedc, prsy
fo%
(Jcvbr^cr; an IntercefTor,
Sovbehvtftohtttt]
mend, iamend,
form, iinprove;
better. (forfald
mend, repair« v
hcbtt ctbttuO
Houfe. Ctorbcdi
l>onT)to improvc
C^amit @OQtr)
botch, patch, Qfi
\ mendyourFortu
ti forbedret \ni^
am nor the bet^
5orbebrcIig. men
rigible, reparabl
be amendedor c
jorbebreligbeO^
be raended or co
Sdrbebrelfe, f. A
5orbe^ren&e# coff
5or bedrer; an\n«
rei^or or Reforu
jorbebreør forbel
grow betrer, men
reform, mend yoi
better your Fort
jorbebret/ mendec
&c,
^orbebringf Melioi
tering, Mendin^
ment, Improvémi
t.'on, Rcuaracien;
tion. (af @9abO
ery, Amendmcnt
fc;:ncy. (af gam
Botching, Patchi:
ing-
^orbeen, the forera
£orbebo[^# Referv;
ftriciion,Ref€rvc.
a mental Reftrifti
ffonrract) an Exce
viTo, (mcD Jorbt
ccpt or exceprcd.
Uitlb af mm SKt
my Right, (i Jor
Store,
t» ) 211 i %9
> to rcfenre^ txcfyt^
:) CO refcnre fome-
fctep il CO Yonrfelf*
CO conceaiy keep
ecrct« Cøici8nie}co
ittp up in Score«
y ipart. ^
ife^ ReftrTttfoiu '
1/ forbe^lMf rc-
B, Ctå»i)rerervtd9
Tcc« caocionsy cir-
wary* fly9 dis-
b|H^, Referved-
inefs« Ciremiirpcc-
aioAt Discretion*'
to prepare, dis-
it or ger re«dyfor>
itnp. Ca^^to pre*
rtpareyourfelft to
ger yonrfelf rea-
ll^Prepa ration) Pre-
freparatory> Gec-
bking ready, Pre-
tBTbtrf^cIfe for et
Preface> Preambte>
rolegninenn« an in-
y Discourfe«
t§'banf% Eve or
be Day before a
iMbOflt^anlncerlo-
der« an Interlocn-
:flr1ance*
rømib^el/
Remedy«
eøfanøf
a pre-
t Pre-
H , preparatory,
^«,Oiieii©oro)in-
a Preparer«
forbetebet/ pr'e-
ipofed« made rea-
(01 a Prefao
5orbcftbbei to poflTcHi bcforea
hånd, <N
5or6efIutte,to refol ve or be rt -
fol ved beforthtnd« to deter*
mine or propofe beforehatid*
SoTbtittmmtiio prtdeterntoet
predefti'nact,
^orbf (Icmmelfc / Predeftina-^
tion> Predetermination.
jorbet^nfef to confider be«
forehand,' to premedicate«
preponderatei forethink« fo«
rccaft*
Sovhttvamei to premedjtate«
prepondcrate« f«, forbftapni
^rberr4jtititiø# Preaadica«
tion« Forethoughc» '
Sotbtt^ttt to foredecm* ferfr«
bode« or portendi prafage*
prognofticate« '
jorbet^bntng/ Foreboding«
Foredeeining,a Portenc»^re>
fage.
Sothi, by, paft, »ver, C^aatf
Mtf ri^C/ fciU for^Q to go,
run, ride« fail by, CMTfC
forbil fom en Ctb og Scrmin)
to be paft, be over* be exp ir-
ed, Ct>ære forbiø fomcoigotir
tetnittø) to be transa<S(ed,
jorbierg# aCape» Promonto-
ry, Landcape» Head-or Vo*
reland.
forbifare/ to pf^fs by.
jorbifaven^e; pasfiag by,
j|orbi^^t)e, to flow« glide
by. Ct^ H^, fom eu SloO)
to waCh«
jotbigaae; (ubtlåht) to omit
leaveour. (f orbiøoae i ®tt(
tienbe]) to pafs by in Silence,
((abe $ei(ia()eéen ^aat forbO
tonipanOpporcunity. (for«
biøaoe fom Si5en) to pafs.
jovbiøaaenbe; pasfmg by. (bc
SorbiaoaCJlOe^ Pflsrencers^ (i
Sorbigaaente; by the by« by
tha way,
Sor;
't '
tf
%i> ) 4aa ( %o
5«rt>iftang,«Pasfiftgby. (Uhu
, lat^lfO ^^ Omistion* Leav-
in;^ out.
tovbiciiin^tn, paft. gont^
ovbifafttf to throw or caft
bcyond tik Mark,
3orbiUet>c, a Type, Pittern,
£xample> Models F»gure,
Shadow, Idea«
jotbttøbCf torunby* pafs by
rnnning,
^otbtl^beit , paft * expired.
3otrbiA^e/ (fotn 6aar) to bind
up, drefs a Wound» (rtlA
©finner) to fplint. Cf^tQ)i*
ncnc) to hl indfold* fftinbc
foO to bind, tie op. (bi'nbt
for SOlMrtben) ro mufflc. (^hitl^
tt fammen fom QSinbinøé*
IKr!)to join togerher. (for»
pligte) to oblige, bind, lay
an Oblignrioh upon. (for»
tnaac tii) to indnce, movc,
engage. (f. fig til) to oblige,
yourfclf, to cngnge, bind
yourfelf to do fomtthing.
Cftg fammfnf øierc Sorce«
ninø) to make, enrer into
anAllinnce, unireinaCon-
fcderacy, toconfodcrate, to
asfociate, join in Company.
Cfici fammen/ fammenrotte
' (tg) to confpire, plot or
conjiire. (foreenc, fammen«
f«tte) to Combinc, (bta*
te erHrf paa bet urette @tcb)
to transpofci misplace or
change the Ordcr of forne
Sheers. (fom en Dod) ro
bind.
jorbi^[^e((e , a Band . Tic,
Knor. C@am\ntubxni) a
ConncK'cn. Combina:ion.
(SJorpIuUelfe) anObligai'on,
Jingajiir^. (et 6aaré) the
Dresfin.?: of a Wound, Ban-
dage, Ligaturc.
jorbtttDen^e; (forpliatenbe)
obligatory, binding, obli-
%ing. CenforaKr pø o Ke for
een; fom en OMiø
Obligation for the
jotbitt^tlig; obligii
teous, kind, officiel
jorbinbtf igen # ol
courteously.
jorbinbtligbet) ; O
Obliginpnefs C
ne^s Kindnefs.
jorbiraflff tornfh
by, pafs by wich
or Buftle.
Sorbircife; to tra
Place.
^^rbircifenbef a Pa!
jorbtrt^ef to rideb
on Horfeback.
jorbirinbe/ to flo«
oeb) ro wfltcr*
^orbtrin^en; rhc F1
^orbifcile/ to fail b
inaShip. (et©fi
a^hip.
5orbiflrer, fnrioui
cniel< outrageous
framing, chating.
bt(!ret)to beinmg
Fury, to fhcw C
5orbijlre(fe, Fwr]
Madneff, Rnptnt
5orb<jlrirøe, ro whi
by fpccdily.
5ovbifr(6mmer to
pafs by fwimminj
5oi*b!r.a;f?C/ to m?
vel or pafs by»
5^rbittre f embittei
race, incenfe, pro
^ tarc, ulcerate.
^orbittvelfe / Ragi
Foam, Fret, Irrii
5orbittret, irritat
ged. (Wipcforbitt
in:6 Pasfion, be
flomach , bc exafj
SorbUfe, (fom55in
nerrata, (as the
blow through*
) a48 ( '^0
%ttd hf til«
nfotind, j'im-
rogcthcr, in-
liuJdle toge-
4 Atnre, Min-
g, Interns ix-
foondcd« in-
»d. blin'tfold,
irk« make or
»fTafCrites b«-
Daxsling«
ii1»rg.
Itfd, dazzled
in,rcft.abide,
• a While in a
fe O ^^ p^rre-
ntinwc Ct>tti»
1, abide. con-
dure. perfift.
9t tcrocb) f«
abiHe in a
d to ir, 0«fl
i^ I rcmain
kbiding, Per-
roanenc«.
dingrretHng.
.ent« pcrfcve-
r. (btvtib lat
l^O »t abiies
av.icå orcon-
ttobeal'cred
»fcure« dark^
nrat've. cni^-
*1. Cforbtoth'
f>) Allci^oryi
rent taltt for«
whodelig-hts
Cccn» hm for«
t^cXalcmaiu
tiit.
5orbCommet( adv« obfjiirely«
flllee0rical'y9 fif^irsiriveiy«
fymbplically; (talt f O «o"-
lej|j;orize« fpegk by Way of
Fi^tttrei. \
SorMØbC/ to dip, foak or ftecp
roo inuch.
Sor6l^be (!ø, (miffe formeøeC
Qlob) to lofc too mDch
Blood, tu bleed too miielu
jorll0^er; blcédinjt: too mucht
havi« j; 1(^ roo much Btood.
^CPblufff/ to ((an, amaze, (kvh
pify. terrify, ftartle* per-
l*lex, 'put to a Not^plttt or a
Stand* CO brow-beat,- onc-
facc«
jorbltifTer; pot to a Stand or
a Non pi u). intimpa.df ftoti«*
nvd • terrified«
5orMtiftttn9/ Stopefadion«
Aftonirhmcnt,
5ovb6g(laV| a capical Letrer«
5ovborgcit# concealed, fecret«
hidden, abfconded, occuitt
obfrure, myfterioos« (fpw
bordet @teO a BypUce, Htd-
in^place«
jorborøeitj^eb; aSecret. Uy^
rtcry«
jorborøeitf adv; in Secree, fe-
cretly, underhånd, inHa^
gerinngger.
jorborgning/ roncc^lraent,
Dis'^uilin;;;. Disfimulaciom
Myiicry, occiecy.
j^rbøttf Incerce^fion, Mfdii*
cion. Cfliøre 8orb«n) to in-
tet ccdc, inake Intcrcesfion*
Sovbtaih^tf Copbtttnbc) to
bum, confuine by Fire, (ittt
&Ain f^iotxt SRcnh.^O to
tan. makc tawry, C®olcnl
$)ebe bar forbrctnbt ØralTvO
theHeat o* rh«Snn has parch-
ed or fcortched the uraff*
pil 9l(Fc) to bum to Af bet«
incinerate«redacad co Aflie?,
CiiøD
%0 ) $104 ( So
.- CRi) ^o barn« be confamcd
by Fire,
jøtbr(!cn^€ligf combuftlbic,
iiluf>ible.
jorbrotn^clfe ^ Combuftion,
Biirning. (^lobctO Adu-
ftion. (til 91ffO Iiicinera-
j tion« (af foooe(aøtt|e X)cU
i £f)Omien) Deflagracion.
jorbr^ltbr, burnt» by Fire.
(af @d(''iO parched»rcorcch-
ed, funl'urnt- rawny«
5^briibt/ forfeited« C^^i}
' Confifcitted Goods. (t^oad
hat (un forftrubO what is
her Crimc? what hts fhe
Commiced ? wherein has
fhe trefpafTed ?
jorbrtige^ ro cafnfume, vfe*
fpcnH» waft« or bcftow, (f.
iSlahet,m$hitt^ cofpend*
waftt in Clothet* Ftirniture.
jorbni(Tiiing# Confumpt^on
orWafting »f Commodiries.
|o»l*bnigt/ confuined, waftcd,
loi'brc^tf tooflfcnd, trcspafs,
trr^nsgrefs, commic a Crime>
to ferfcic.misdemean youi-
felf,
j^rbrv^eIigf confifcable. Ha-
ble to Confiscatfon or For*
feicure.
j^rbl*T^elfe/ a Crimc^ Fanltt
Dcli^Sl, TransgrcsHon.
^ørbr^beiv an Offendcr, Cri-
tninal« Culpric, Maicfador.
jorbtibi (3rr(dbfO ft"Harb-
ingcr, Forerunncr.
^orbti^; (Otntn, 5lboarfcO ««
Forebodin^i Omen, Fore-
tokcning» Forewarning,Pre-
£^tbii&/ (hctf (corocb noact
forbobCé) a Forbid.lir.o;, Pro-
hibition, Intcrdi£\ion. (paa
@fibO an Imbargo«
5ot*bttbcn/ forbidd«n« probi-
bJccd«
jorbttn^# an Alllanc
Ccnfederacy ,
Pt^, Contra£l, I
( UlOO(iø) a Ploc> O
(øiert cC gofbunb
' into an Alliance« t
a Confederation.(
tiat Sorbuflb) to
plot,
joirbuiibeit, (forpd'i
ged, beholdcn, boi
ecnforbaiiben)toc
jorbuntem (t gorb
feder ated« allied,
jorbiinbeit/ (tal
bonnd or tied* ({
drefsed.
jorbtmbø35r9beIfei
of an Alliance* Bri
fringement, Rnpc
travention.
5^rbun^øbi*^^erf ar
of an Alliance*
Sovb^^t, to forbid*
^- incerdi£l onc a Tfa
(rO to hinder* ih
ketp from« (ten 4
SXcrten)toforeju4
5oi*b^:)eU9i whac n
bidden«
5orb^t)elfe/ f. S^^^
S^vb^99ff ((ccttc til
øe) to fpend or wi
Sumwith* in oru
ing, <bDØ?< tSc«
or bktrricade a P
bu i Id i ng. (^i'nbr
2^i af Saøcn) to
Neighbour's Ligh
fpedt by a new-rai
ing*
S^ib^gning, (forteO
ct&UuO f^c Fron
part of a Houfe*
joub^rtiittgi a Chan
changing, Truck
ing«
5orb^te^ to change,
barter, crack« CO cfi
ii» X ai5 C $0
rnppofe m ChUd« (i:rn<^ive*
^ocbanr^er# 8 Spoiler, Wflft«r»^
nock CQmp«1^<oft- Dcftroya*.
^ CO ttraiA yonr- ^orMrvet^ to bt cofrnpted,
:ifbcct, ^ CVillge. rpoiled,mørred,gOioWreck»
ilr. ^ rnnto-Deciy, rraadne)'ro
é> hiddem fecret; pncrify, Corrnpr, ror« (af
bliqne« Ottft^fttø @finimeQ ta (row mouldy,
i) exceptionabie* ro moald* ^
:epriofuQnUitttnt gortifltrvet/Cormpfed^fpoilfd, i
cioQt, firfp«aed. .nndonc Ae. ({em QSM)
aduft. (fom 9)itn) dttd,'
Salled> CQrru);>ted« (fom
)ati^tmhtzzled\ dtniage£^
wflft^d, damnifiéd« (foffluta?'
t»eil)eloyM, farfekedtdog-
^ ^^.^ __ gcd> fqactmifh«,
rwafte.nndo,per- ^or ©ag^ bcfore Dty-breik.
rhrow. (tne5 J(U bcfore Day-Iight.
jor IDaøCtt/ publidy. in pu«
blic« openly, before all the
World, (f omme for 2>aøeii)
to tppear. come to Light«
become public, (bringe for
iDaøen') robrin^orprodnce
to Light, to discover«
fniftmfted«
r« indireftty« ^b-
i^idoQsly.
y corrupr, fpoil«
>Marøøe) to de-
.waile» tindOfper-
rhtow. (mc5 2a»
tncb, deprave« vi-
Igi^re) CO foften,
. (mcD iictltn og
to fadd)a*ibndle,
UywalleaCoun-
dmebXiøttcQto
Borfe* - ♦ ^
^ rt«^clig) cor- Sort)ampeligr volatile,
vnidous. deftruc- jc^^ailOy to Lcading of a
Bg, hortingr-blaft- • Dance or Brawl. C^O^cS.)
ing» (fom (an for« to lead the Dfince.
fToptible, fnfcep- gøv^ail^fef to lead th«
»rmptiomperuhr • Dance.
jor^anbftri the Leader of a
Dance.
jot^anfFe/ to do> tranalate into
Danifh.
jørbeel/ (»utte) Advantage.
Efnotu^1ent^ Profit* Intereft.
røin&in9) Gain. Lticre.
cfrcmf or onbre) Pirerogativc. -
(ai^egotOccO to give or al-
low by Way of Advan^e or
over and above« (til mtll 8«)
in my Fivonr, to my Ad van-
tage. (o«rc tit gordeeO «« ,
profit 9 bf profitable.
9 Sot'
efl# in a perni-
ftradive-Manner.
'^thf Corroptibi-
,'CormptioniDc-"
pcrdirion» Ruin*
Dcfol^tion. C&C^
riarrndfe) Depra-
^ttt ttn i torb<rr#
plonge oiT« into
'4iiji; feduce.
nø 33aritf the
Pcrdician« .
fco ) Mtf ( %9
Søttttl, (forreffc 2>ftl af no«
gcO the Frort or foretnoft
Part of fl Thing. (pad et
©fib) the Prow or Forepart
of a Ship.
5or^eeIaatig# advantat^eous.
profitable,lucrarive,lacrou89
oeneiicial« gainfuL
5or^et(agtt9fn^advanrageoDs-
]v, profitably, ro the bcfl
Adirantagf«
jorbetUgtig^eO/ Advantage-
ousnefft Profitablenefs,
jorbtelff to part, divide, di-
rperfeifotnething abouMnake
a Repartition or Divifion«
(fortecfc flg|P ta Icparaic,
feeregatt* (lab oé forbede
ti) lat us feparace ar fegre-
gacc. C^iereronb/ roni9)<rb#
jreO ^^ rarify, make thin«
(forbede flg fom ©«MFer)
to rariCy* grow thin. C@oUn
forbeeler ©fo.'rnc) the Sun
disfip^res the Clouds« (fi^
fora ©foerne) to disfipatc,
break afunder (forbeele en
6oulff) to disfolve a Swell-
ing.
S^tbtU, (i f)ar\bd og ^an^
bel) forfol•^elef to preju-
dice* defraud, bubble, over-
reach • circunivcnt* cheat,
wrong,
^orbeeleltg^ divifible.
^or^ee(eI{g^c^/ Divifibility*
Sov^ttitt, divided, feparated
&c.
Sorbectiug/ Diftribution, Dis-
perAon, Segregation, Parti-
tion,
5or^eeHngf C^tii^, Sofncrr*
mdfe) Fraud, Prejudice,
Overrcaching,
Sov ben 2tarfag/ becaufe of
chat, for thnt Reafon«
Sov ^tnnt Zi^ø (nu) now, ae
Prtfent , at this Time.
Sov bffllte Zitf befio
iiitrly,in former Tin
toforc.
jorbenitixrftffbile/ b<
laft bur pne.
jorberligfli fir(l of s
andforemoR, chipfl
ly fpeedily.
^or bet# f r thar*
Sov bet anbeti in chc
Place, fecondly.
Sov btt femte ^ éftly,
fifth P!ace.
Sov bet fierbe^ fourtl
Sov bet førfle^ firftly.
Sov bee iøfe^ faper
lightly, in a fupt
Mønner.
;or .bet ntenbCi nmth
ior bet øvrige/ for tlv
lorbetftbile^ in chel«
laftly
5orbette, for bennet
merly jn former Tim
to fore.
Sov ^tt tienb?, in t|
Placc.
tieth Place. ^'
^orbe rinb/ aforeciil
^orbi/ becaufe, becnl
^orblorvletf devilifh,
chievous, diaholicil
jorbobbie/ Guørc bob«
double* make, Mé
double, to rcdonble,
bort) to lo fe by Gami
forb. Srcrfter) To«
Nail.
5orbobbIenbei reclopi
^orbobblet/ doubled,
bled.
jorbobblingr the Do
Rcduplicacion, tw:
Value.
jorbom^ Prejudice, F
ging* Preposfednefs
conceitedne'*s,
joirbøie/ Com >£^ab} to
concoa«Cforb(age)co
} ) 027 ( %0
opwlcfu
i.CUrcO
ro fwu*
copvtvgwld
cketap. '
ijory,
lu Cføryéc) to
lilyt confume«
qnandcr awa v.
rcftibtt« tåmj
Aptnefs to be
reftion* Con-
ft, Chyle.
jcfting. (forø#
il« profQfe»ltv-
I.
ibcr) a^Spcnd-
ligal« prodigal
lan.
nceaK hidefo-
one* disfcmblc
:o cover, keep
tv CO fupprefs.
Concealmenti
ling fecrer,
imn« condeiiin»
(til ©e5e) to
todie> tofen-
h.
lamnable« con*
if' damnablyr*
*^f Damnabili-
ledi condemn-
he Firft Ran-
led Liquors.
ccord> Agree-
iirionf Accoin-
eatyfContraél*
ilacion« (t 9t(C'
i^ion.
>reDrag.
[€, (ibejtofor-
toUrate, abide
atiencty« bear
k our. (^riffe
low, digeft or
Affronc QlfW
fan fef tr^e taabt fittbt tiå
StilUi) be is ufed or inared
liQth CO Heat and Cold*
jor^rageUgi fnppordible, to-
lerable, pasfaUe, C^møftlt«
|cUd) phcable, peaceable*
fociable« (foQI tM MMt
Iftol 00 nif^ CH an^tn Smø)
compatible«
jor^raøtltgeititolerablir, fnp- .
poftably' peaceably &c*
joi'^rageligptb , péaceable-«
nsfs, Socittblenefs«
5or^ra^ire#Safferante«C09CI^
b9ttl\t) Toleracion.
5or^ragettDe# coleraringt fo^
ferinif,
Sontdfitåf CMtt ttnii) CO
agree together pretty well,
live peaceably or in Harmo«'
ny, to nnderftand or con-
cord C^tU f) CO disagree*
difcord.
Sovbvti to alk> demand, re-
qiieft, require, fummon« Qf^
frem for gtcUcn) to faromon,
fnbpoena call or cite ro ap-
pur inaCourt. (fortncøeO
toexa£inpon. (uO) Co dcfy,
challengc, to provoké«
5or^teitg| deinandable> re^uir
firé,
Sov^vttt 9 Demander«
^otr^retf dcmanded, reqniredf
fnmmoned.
Sov^vtvtxit turned, driven ovc
or away* (af Eaittrt) *^"*"
fhed, cxiledtprofcribediOat*
lawed« (fom et ®Nf») caft
away«
^r^reifi tobend, wred, dis-
tort, (Orb) to wreft the
Senfe of a Word. (goocn)
to misintcrprcc,«lode or per-
vert the Senfe ot the Law.
jotr^rcierf a Sophill, Cavillcr«
Sovtttitt, bent* turned; wreft-
ed, discorced« misincerpreip
% <dr.
%o ) lo« ( ^0
5^t^ftil.9# Soptiiftry« Mis«
interpretation,
S^rbrtirg^ Demand, CUim»
Title. O 9enøO M#ncy ow-
ing;; a Debc. (for StcCtCn)
a Sammons, a Snbpoena«
5^^rive/ to drive or chafe
flway, dislodge, turn our.
(fxa ilt @teb# (Dor man bar
fctftccSoD) todisJodge, dis-
place or pur one our of Place,
tmtb ©icncn) to conjure*
(gortrottclfe) to discnchant,
unchamn (f otbrioc ct gofter)
to procure Abortion. (5ttC5«
femmdtdbcb) to dircrr, rc-
crcare yourfelf. (forbriDC
fReUndfto(te) to divert Me-
lancholy. (en IXuuO to fleep
yourfeif fober. (ijjof ébf^) to
coreHoarfcnefs« C]@nuO to
get a Cold away. ^af ftt Bøb)
to put one out of his Ro\id.
(Si5en)tO pafs away, bcguile
theTime, to divert yourfeif.
(fom^inbemSKeønen) todi-
fpel> dtsfipare, fcarcer.
jc^rOriveliø/ repnlfive, bani-
f hablc.
jor^rivelfe , ((orbrit^ning)
the Driving orClwfing awav,
Dislndging« Repulfion. (i
f anbfIoati^i)C^) Banif hment.
(SorcroffcIfcO Discnchanc-
ment*
jor^riven^e^ cxpclling» ex-
palfive, driving our.
SovbviVtr, f. an Expellcr.
j#lr^rltfFfn/ drunken, given,
addii^ed ro drink, fuddled.
(cnforbrufftn ;garO a drun-
ken Sot« a Fuddle^cap, a
Swill-bowl.
^orbttlgt^ cnnccaled, hidden,
'covcred, fecrct.
5orl)um# (i forbum tib) in
Times ptft, formerly, in for-
mer Times, of old, a fore-
time, heretofore*
in Times of Yore,
joc^tinVlei to djrk(
bratc, eclipfe, offi
fcnre or cloud , t
jpr^tlnrUn9, Ofc
Darkening, Obtc
Cloudlng, Outdc
fior b^b/ too decp.
j^orb^bc/ to deep«
deep, makedeepe*
(l®icIb)co charge
.make one run int
jbrb^belfCr a Sinkir
cipi; down«
5orb^bc fiCTf ro lo
yourfeif intoaThii
oettnøer) to enga
withStudy, attad
to Study. (flg i
plunge yourfeif oi
Viccs,
5drb^bet , dtepcne
down. (i ©fubern
ply engagedwirhS
ched to Study, giv<
Study. (i Sanfer")
forbed in ThuugW
5orb^bmng/theA£l
deeper, Oeepenin;
Sov^^v, toodeer, to
able
Sov ^^i% adv. at t<
Rare.
Sott, <o line. (ineb
to fiirr.
forebragt/ reported
fented advanced, f
propoundcd,
Sotebvingt, to offer,
advance, propofs,
pr(>pound,ut(er,fp(
expreis or, discov
ThoughtsorMind.
Dsrre enb ben er) u
rare.
jct^ebrjngenbCf -Prr
Proporal,Mocion,C
Rcporr,
'-wi
§0 ') a*i9 i ^
9
tti t Refcrendary,
,to prev^enttdecline,
obviace, avertv di-
pe2> drive or keep
ig/Prevention, Ob-
Oeclining* Avcrc(>
SxtmtibttO Å Pre-
I Delivery« f rof)0-
^ofition, a Proje^^
f øc>te et bc^øe(!ør
) to defiver yoor-
welK to havtf an
i Urtcrance or De-
o have a fine Way
try. O mtcdtn)
Ition« C(at>C tt
b^ag i UhtaUn) to
e propcriv«
Cforcflaacjtopro-
ipound. t' ^^ 3lf»
to ex£ofjexpIain»
rtefT d^sctoTc, dis-
are, makeaReporc
IToKcøtum) to rcfcr '
Jf ff O ^^ pVefer onc
another. (U5e ffd
5 informed of it,
Qs preferable» ad-
IS.
gen# adv. prefcra-
be^nProponnding,
ng/ Ejfpofition,
ation*
(riCbragc (la) to
pafs* to come to
ptit* occur, offer i t-
én ©triD 2C0 to be-
Beginningf be oc-
arife^
>t, I gi:. (»c5 foi
£e«iflbeb) if Occa-
s. •
betbre or nrft, to preceoe.
' (meb gpbe foempIeO <<> ^^^^
£00 d £xamples before ano-
ther« (oi»erø(iae) ta excel,
fnrpafs. CfotcfalbO ^^ P«f«»
come to pafs.
5oregaaenbe; adv. preceding*
premitting.prelyninary.pre«
vi<>us,
jorcgaaet|t€/ C Preceding
Prccedcnce, Precedency«
^ovegiøre ^ C»«ft / jft^ottebd
beC fPal øiøreO to f hew one
how aXhing fhall be donei
to fhewhim how to imirate«
Sovtgxvtf toeiveout* fpreada
Reportt aiurt a Thing« re*
late. Cfftttcfor tt(af aføføre)
to propofe to one*$ Decifion.
((om en llnbflfQlbntnø) to
pretend, alledg^ for an Ex-
cufe, plead, ufe a Pretext«
Colour or Clodk« (gioe een
noget for at (ære) to pre-
fcribe, inj«in one a Lesfon
(een et SIcbeibe) to fet one a
Talk.
foregivende ^ Saying, Rela-
tion* Report. Asfj^rtion*
(goret)Albm9) P?ctence,Pre-
text,PaIliating> Show or Ap«
pearance.
jore^ave, to deflgn, purpoA!«
contrive* intend, tindertake
or enterprize a Thing. go or
be about ir« (bøøe een fofi
ei;aminere) to examine, or
cry one. (baoe et gotHdN
for) to be girded wiih ai^
Apron.
jolt^aven^e^ C Affaiy, Occu-
pation, UndertakingorEn-
tfrprize. (3lnjlaa)aDeftgn,
Purpofe, Intention.
jore^aven^e / dcfigncd, in-
tended, piirpofcd^
Søre|>Æ'i ge iiogetf to hang be-
fore, to vcil, cover with «
Vcil> 10 b^ hanging before,
^^ ) a30 ( %o
•ne> offer, procføc
display, exhibic,
it tu his View <
fhew it him, Ir
beføre him« C^eii
kt«n(e eacr te
offer, propofe or]
■ Thing to one*8
ration, (een ^at
one to forne Meat (
CifHttttvQanqé&a
mon anew«
Høvebolbe/ (een neaet at fet^
i Mc KO ^<' '^^'^ loinething
béfo« c one>to ler him fcetfeel
&c. (ccn fin JllflO f<» rcpre-
fent onc hts Duty.Cfotmanc)
to r monf^rare, to make one
fenfible of aThinfcbyReafon
andlnflances. (htbtti^t) to
»phraJd oncwitht cafbor hit
it in his Teeth, oxpofhilate
a Thing with one«
jorfadc/ (tafie noget for een)
CO cait or throw fomething jorelitgoetfe ^ (Sot
before one« (bebreibe) to Reprelentation, I
reproach, apbraid onewith ing, Exhibiting«
or hit it into his Teeth« ^ån^é @aø) a Re
Rovtfafttiifi, reproachable« joreliCfe, to read cc
jorefailelie^ Reproach Up- cire, read before
brai'ling, Expoftulation,£x- joretotfer^ a Le<^re
probration, Obje£(ion. • — . ^
Høvtfommt, Ctomnie t gor«
9Ctcnp ro come before one, to
get tneS'art of, tJ» bc fore-
liand with« (forebuøac) to
prevenr, anticipare, ubviate,
Keep off, ftop, ftay, balk, ^^reløbe^ (een) i
hinder, (iebt foxbij to out- outgo, overtake o
ram ouribrip, outgo, ouc- foralt) to rnn bd
walk, come bcfore. Cowr- 5oreløbent)e,prclimi
aade) to fnrpafj,, cxcel O?' mirting, prcviow
nw) ro nppear. fecm, look. A^^r
(forefalbe) bJfali, f^ll out, ^ ";:
happt n, <V)me ro pafs, occur. S^^^m^^f i*/ ^J.«""
(faabanne^ilfffifee forefalbe «"^^"' Harbmge
j»er2)ag) fnch Cafes are ve-^^relfife fig i cen# u
tr in a Church, C
jorelottninø^ a Rea<
ture, Reading alo
blicly«
SovtUt, CSi(!) aTr
moured Or in Lov«
be fmitten with Le
(befCtgen) to grov
rely or over Head
in Love with onC]
upon him.
ryobvious, or happen cvcry
Diiv. (beftc forefrtfber ofte i
IBibc(en) this Word occnrs
ofren in rhe Bible, (htt fore«
falber mtø nnber(ia) it looks
ftrange to me. (møbe^ to
come in yonr Way. be Hght- . 5oreIffet, cnamonrec
cd upon, be obvious, meet with, fmlttemchar
^*^" *^* (giøre f.) to enara*
Jorcf^mmelfc , Prevcntlon, g^relirningi an extr<
Anticipation* ^ Doting«
5øref amroenbe,prev5nted &c« gøitne, CfoTttfe)
Soreforgge^ (tSdøe noøet for ' agree, Record, rec*
een) to lay fomcrhing before toRights thofc>cha
to ') 229 ( ^
r/ t Referendar y,
;o preventtdecline,
bviate, aver c« di-
lel, drive or keep
5J*P revennen, Ob-
Declining* Avcrp-
[rctntt^en^ a Pre-
«
Delivery, ^rof)o-
oHcion, a Proje£^
øiere eC be^dørløf
to deliver yonr-
nrell, to have an
Uttcrance or De-
\ have a fine Way
:y. (j Uhtaltn)
tion« C^at>C tt
i^aø t UbfaCen) to
! properlv«
jorcflaoc) to pro-
pound. O ^n 3lf»
to expofjexplain*
rterTuisctoTc, dis-
irc, makcaRepoTC
loHcøium) to rcfcr
rffc) 'O pVefer one
mother. (Ube ftø
brage) to hear a
informed of it,
I, preferable» ad*
s*
jeil# adv. prcfcra-
>e,iiPropoiinding,
f. 5^re^raø.
19/ EJfpofition,
ition«
(tilbrflØC (la) to
pafs* to come to
nit» occur, offer it-
in6triDic.)tobc-
ieginning, be oc-
ar i fe«
e, f. €jr. C»cb foi
£ci(iflbeb) if Occa-
befbre 6r nrft* co preceoe,
' (meb gobe templer) to fec
good Examples before eno-
thcr. (oocrøiiae) to cxcel,
fnrpafs. Cfotcfalbc) ro pafs,
come to pafs«
joregaaenbe^ adv. preceding>
pretnitting.prelyninaryipre-
vious.
jorcgaaet|^e^ C Preceding
Prccedence, Precedency«
^oregiør e , (pih ', t^ottebc*
ttt fPdl øiøreO to f hew one
how a Thing f hall be done«
to fhewhim how to imitate«
SovtQlvtf roeiveout, fpread a
Reportf asfert a Thing, re-
late. CfftUcfor tilataWéxi)
to propofe to oné*$ Decifion*
C(om cn UnbflfQlbntng) to
pretend, alledg^ for an Ex-
cufe, pleød, ufe a Pretext«
Colour or Cloak. Q^ittttn
noget for at terc) to pre-
fcribe, inj«in one a Lesfon
(een et SItbeibe) to fet one a
Talk.
foregivender Saying» Rela-
tion, Report, Asfj^rtion*
CSoreDAibing) P? ctenccPte--
text,Palliating9 Show or Ap«
pearance,
^cve^ave, to deflgn, purpofc
contrive, intend, nndertake
or enterprize a Thing. go or
be about ic. (bfl^e een for#
ei;amtnere) to examine, or
try one. (baoe tt gOtfldN
for) to be girded wiih ai\
Apron.
Solt^aven^e# f. Affaiy, Qccn-
pation, Undertaking or En-
terprize. («njlag)aDcagn,
Purpofe, Intention.
5ore^aren^e/ dcfigncd, in-
tended , purpofed^
5orc|>ÆigeMogeri to hang be-
fore, to vcil, cover with a
Veil» 10 b^ hanging bcforc,
^ore«
%9> ) %i^ ( %^
adminiftertgovem or mtnafte
rheDaciesofyoiirOffice* Cf*
Mte fdt 0»eO «o be ovcr,i>re-
fide« rule» govern> adtnini-
fter or manage, to have
.Charge, Rule. Overfight of
aXhingftohave (he Manage-
uiencotir« Cfltt^UUO '0"^^~
nage, govcrn or adnrnif^er
yowr Uonfe-Corcerns,Cocrre
nat) to be nr Hånd, draw
near appro^ch^ hang over
thc H«ad» be flard by, to
chrearen. (flaac forOC^ to
ftand beforc.
5ore(laaen^e^ ncar, at Hånd,
immin^nt, threatening. ap-
proaching.
Sott(tctnq€f to har, barricade^
fliut With a Ba^;*
5orc(!<xngntng/ Barring* Bar-
ricade.
Sovt^t, I forefl.
jore(liUe noaet^ (oorrc nogeO
robetoinctning.cobclonked
upon as fomebody. (oitte f,
nogcO ^^ afl^c«ll Grcatnefs (f.
»ed ^iMtt, to reprcfent bv
Figuies. C^oaa @fuep(atKii)
CO t^^, reprefcnt, exhibiu
Cen WiAtihUnqi tt ®per$é<
ftlOdl) to rtatc a Qiicftion,
(ccné $<rfon) to reprefcnt
one's Perfon, (f. ctU, cené
93crfoii paa Sfuepldbfcn) to
■^» play or.e's-Pjrt on rhe
Stage, (i fig nDflcO to con-
ceivc, imagine to one's fcif«
' formanldea ofaThing* (f,
ilOgCt iiKlfltiflCn>o reprefcnt
or fec out in lively Celoiirs,
or ro rhe Life. (ccnnoscO^o
reprefent to one's View or
Sightt propofe, propound,
lay it before him. (f.ltogct
f et etter iffe vct) to fovm a
proper Idea of, to iodgc well
or ifl of; CWi^ ffa{ bit f.)
what it the Meanii
(((ii dig fer. fom c
gitre SKegafrab)be
ed, as if you wer
Account (f. ftg '.
thinkofDeath. Q
bennogeOtorepn
' foine(hing;makea
the Magiltrate« (
Ømbede) to rcprel
propofe him for ar
lHg» fom om 5ct
imagine, rhink.il
(man tal tf fe f. (i
nor to be imagme
(fornbcliøen) to c
tiate or defcriba i
cumrtances« Cf« 9^
aggerare,aggravat
fy. Cmindrej to al
minifh (fremfltSe
fent yourfelf to «
Met» f* for .f onga
prefcnred to the ]
joreiliUing/ an Id«
røetrafltning) '
tion, Rcflcybon«
judging, thinkingi
CiiierefiaenSO i
form an Idea of*
J., froc^ to btb>
judgc. (^iøtt en 8
ben om en @dg)
ftrate a Matter to
him Information o
5>afciiortS.&ercm^
is duly explained
man gt>r een) a i
tion, o 9Caa^cO
(paa éfucplalfen!
S?gh:orShew»an
of .1 Plny. (gorer
Pr^pofing.Propou
jMrefcntion, (til Cl
Prefenration,
jorefliUingefraftf
tion,
£ore|lttting6 ttvnt,
ginative Faculty.
«> ) a3S < 8*
}
lioHsndwirk take
. nt^pBpcoitcrpfirc*
Oc9 propo(«»rablvé'»
iri#re m) to cry»
t npon fojHiett^poa
tfo mft AH intftrmptcd
fct ic on Foot agt in*
3 dCf ?) whac are
m vnilirulctfiy en«
i« xakcn ktk Hånd. .
ilW^ fl Defign, In-
Parpofc, Fro|2^x
h Bncerprixe, tJn-
ift. Ci^tO tn Ex-
:^icv«BentOri(h'øO
Btnrsns Aft. an har-
rprize> boldUnder-
Otopffe fore) to
iCurcflin« ClioeSot*
^prefer> adVance a
liing befor64Miocher»
t becrer, iqake more
t of* cfteeita er fet
.CtnfebcScOtehave
Bøfs9# preferable»
iteø/ j[oretr«rfeU
cfcrancc«' Preroga«
taV preferrad.
i ccti noget f CO rell
in pne fonn^ching (ive
^ry Timesy to repeat
in( very ofcen to one«
ceic«
t, to pretend, plcad>
erence* Pretéxt» Co-
CToak« alledge for
Bfs. CB^htttO to
I Stcknefs«
inø/ X^aaHnh)^ a
«, Pretext^ palliat'^
■
inz SJieir or Appaarance« .
Colour. C^nptt' invttnø
hiOii) under Coloor« ^ . >
S^fvlj^ntk^ K'nowledfl(^
(ubeit mit t^titiMSt)
wi^oar my.rRnowledge*
5ortl^i9e^ toetarni|ie» iqimor-
. talize»perpeciutc oiia*4JNfaine*
^orepiaelfef Eierniziijg« •
j^otivifh toi f haw fortn« • pr^
duce, exhibic* ofTeis daiflwr*
prcfenr* displåv* dis€ov£r»
disclofe, ^xpoCe iomedbing
to che P^oplé*aViaw tf rSigbU
SøvtviitVf an£jc]iibicor> Bca^
«r. ",
^oreviUitinøi a Shewing fbttb
of anyTbing* a.Pr^ocing»
£xhsbirion» Kaprarenration«
S^ iEirempelf for Éxamptfr
for Inftance«
jorfa^^r^ a Forcfather. An-
ceftor«
Sotfa^i^tf Foreiathcr8> Ance-
ftorst FredecalTors« the An«
ciepu,
jorfotbreø Ct^# Antiqaity« (i
Sorf(e^elSi5)flndendy« in
former Times. of01d«tnold
Times* '
Jorfoegrc, f. forfegte*
SotianBtiigp (fem 5er er intet
Dtb)vain> frivolour« Aight«
tranfient. pasfing« worldly*
(fto(Obflttghty>ptoud,crack-
ing* COPPiø) luxuriont* ef«
feminace* deltcace*
5orf«ngeUgen# vainly, aftert
worldly Manner» prondly«
with Oftentatfon*
SotiangtUgbt^, Vanuy»Emp-
tincfs, WorMlineftt Pomp.
C9pp«rte6)Liixiiry: (6(rffe»
$rb, Vrolcrie) Pride, Often-
tacion, fioafting* Cracking«
jorftftrbe/ to tcrrify> Mj^hu
Uitinidaia.fcare,ftactle,(t«Q^
imasa« .
•i
$0 ) 134 ( f O
llfiHiSt* daant, pnt one in «
Frighr,Perp1exiry or Amflze,
Jorf^r^tlfg, (frcrffclig^hor-
•• rible, tetribie, drcadfol,
frightfiilf horrid, cremen-
^oiis, dismflli hideousfghaft-
ly^Cfofunbcrlifi/ftoOftnnge,
' marvelloius, ftiipendous« im-
m^nfe, vaft, niige,
jcrfitrteiigéfii terribly,
• frighrfnlly &c,
5orf(rrMfr# Horror, Con-
^ fternarion, Terror> Friglit,
•joff(rr^ef » ro be affrigbted,
fcåred» fUctléd, perpléxed,
ftunned« difmay'd, to take
Alarm*
5otf(erbetr affrighted, tdo-
fiifhed, furprifed.
jorfcer^ige# co pcrform« tnake
rcady, dispacch« finifh, ac-
complifh. bring ro PtrftC'
tion, pntthelal! orfinifhing
Hånd to, (fororbcibc fom en
i)aanb9ftfémanb) to make,
labricar«, bc doing or beat
Wurk wIth aThing.(<ii^pg)
to comDofe a Book. (tt ^D«
CttinenO,to draw up aWric«
ing.
jorfÆtbtCtelfer a Pcrfor*arcc,
Doing orF.laboiarion of foine
Work, the Ge'n'ng it done,
finifhed, concludsd, pcrftc-
fed. CSorof beibclfOthc Mak-
ing orMinufaf^urrre of forne
Work. (af tf &ti\>t) a Coin-
pofitim,
5orf«i •^i5er| a Workcr, Mak-
er, Aiuhor.
Sov fctv t> i 9 • tf performed,
finifhed, made, mannfac-
tured«
5#rfalt>, C?)in6nHg) Hin-
drance, Obdaclc, Impedi-
menr. C(ot)fit) Jorfdlb i cn
tKtt) Esfoine or Excufc for .
Kon-appearancc in rbo
Conri, Cttformtjenejiø Jer*
fan} flti iinexpe«
''ent,
5orfal^f (»wn) K
cty, Decline, FalL
Sovfrnih, (^(cmfardf
Devolution, Forfei
fifcation. C^tXtH"
raHon of p Bill or
5orfalt>€r to declin
go to Wrcck, run
talt, waf^e, weara>
Ruin. O @pilb) ti
Sin. (fom eC 9ui]
ruinous, grow out •
(forfnrbe fom tt <
be wafted. (5eil
fDrfalt>cr)rhtsMan
banched,(bHowsil]
(fom ®eirler/ %fr
expire, fc(eoBt> be«
payable,
Sovial^n, (ruineret;
dccay'd, gonc ro 1
.Dccay, wafted. (til
baucned« lewd, lo
®t|Itr le.^ payafc
($crmiiier)expir«
out. (fom ®obé)
Goods. (biemfaion
cd, forfeited.
jorfaI^ent>e^# Rnin
the Being in a ta
ruined Condition«
Sotfal^OiZi^fi the
Paymcnt, or when
du^,
goi-frtljFC/ to falfify,
a.iwlrcrate, baftardi
fticatC) corrup*. (
naOtointerpolate
nal. (cttié ^aanb)
ttrfeit or forge a
'SWmiQ to dcba
*^tin) to balderda
^Scrninflcr) to cog
Sorfalffer, a Countci
Forgcr.
Sov^alffttf falfi6ed, a
ed»
%t i) <a35 '{ ' $0
■g^ Ftlfifioition*
f • AdalcaradiigtSo-
lofw Corfaprins.
Hl lapcdiiiMiit* Ob-
Miniioe* CftoteSO
viAded«
uSbf CMmMc) CO
rcironc» coproceed
lin*
flLilirnU vell-ikil-
iwnig* €3cperienced>
n tn Art or Science*
vj^c^ Experienæ,
kbilicy« Rnowledge«
^ Eniaicion* Licera-
^ Dercription« Com-
» Colleaing. (gør*
aKbanbre)Connex-
vms. C@tdnb^ Sti*
Hkc> Condition.Cafe«
trder> Dispofirionor
lancc of fl Fer fon or
Claac i gorfatnina
■Døet )to bc «pon thtt
f doing fomethihg*
CO compofe« com-
m up or coach forne-
iWriting. (forfofte
ni^roabridge. (fota
jcrO to rhyoie* pot
t. Cct 3*<^€iitanttiir)
icory* C^rttttcO to
>Aaciior» Compofer*
p wrictent compeOeTy
op.
Cficftare^ to ftand
asTcrt« inaintatn9 vin*
cobntenance, con«
:»tend, fi9;fitfor* (ttt
re dc£ma or inaintaio
jorfegtetf a Deftnder* Main*
cainer. (paa en ScøtefPale) a/i
Uf her in a Fer.cing-School^
forftgter, defendtd, asftrted«
orfegtnitigf a Defence« 'Pro-
te£bion> Mainccnance*
^orfeile# to want« faiL
jor^affe,C4C(o^^]) toraiApfi^
tumble. rofRe, (fiDtt&fej to
foilt fooU'or divty«
jorfiertingf a Shonlder, tha
Foreqaarrer, foarth Pare of
killed Cactle»
{orf!eøe# fl pleia«
[prffeøntnø/ f. pUie*
tørf{^ieit/ (atlO wildt inor-
dinace. loofe^ licentJtolif« ^f«
Dtb) a Word rafh* inc.*:nfi-
derately blurted ou^.Cf*9e{r)
a boifteroai« blofteringWea-
thcr* (f» i(llØ(e) a Bnllec
fpenr*
jorfl^niRø, CSorllnttclf«) a
Removal t Transportation*
Translation.
jorflttte# to rcraove, ttans-
So fe« transfer«, er anøport* (et
^rceO to transplacc a Tree»
put it into anorner Groand«
fen (Canto (o disolant. (et
^ArffHel 00 6teen j to remo«
▼e» change» fhift» displaqe
tranfer or transnofe a Meer-
ftont. (00 9oUøJI to remova,
change vonr Abode. (een til
ctanbet)Sm6c^e)to n*anslate
one to another Office*
Sorfl^et/ removed, transpna«
cd*
^otfltve/ tofty away, wing tt
awjy*
jpttt^b^tt/ Fore-Feer.
jorf^ifflc^ (ben ttf et 6teb)
to repan-* tefort« get to a
Flace* ((^iem) to reiarn
home* ,
jorfølg^ (een) to purfoe, per-
fecnte one« (gten^) t«
chaiai
r
• ■■
cksfe* porfoe rhe Enemy. jorfrntt^ty to frt&c
Hu ceaEe, vexone« (udføre forfremme i to adv
fil 6o0 '^ por^ue , profe- ther « promote «
ctire» conttnue a Bufinefs. jorfrcmme [fe , Adi
Cfln 9kO ^<^ furthtr your Fuft^e^anc€» Pr
Way« ffo on« forfremmer # a
^orf^lgelfei CS^rføIgOino) Promoter, Fauto
Perfecutiont Parfuit, Profe- jorfremme6f to go f
• cntion« (J^ld^t') Perfecutton, on, to raife or adv
• Vtxfltiont Teazing« felf, to get Prcfi
Sorføigeri a Perfecucor« Pur- jorfremmet# fanh
fuer. vcncpd.
jorf^re , CPM »fret) to lead jotfriffei to refref h
a(li ay» to corrupr« mislead« rencw* rcvive, rec
faduce. (jxftiiti^t Oemittct) ken«
tocorruptfpervert.debaudi, jorfrifPeffei Refrefl
dapravc, tempc> draw in in- creation, Renewtr
nocent Minds. (fta fttl HiU ing , Récruiting«
dgtieD) te take one oft', di ver c ^^rfriff enOe « refref
Iiim from his Application* creativc, Cf* 2)tfl
Cmct Ot5} to wheedlc> de- rant Liqtior.
coy, cajole (en 3omfrue) to S^^^^^i^^^f ^^ ^«
debanch a Virgin, enrice her to r^crcare yourf
to lifcivious Fmbraces. '5orfrifTet# refrefhec
Ctabe Ud forføre of flette @el' ed 8t^.
iTatiOto fnftcrvonrfclfto jorfriffninø, f. S«
oe, lednced, dcbauched, •: . ._, " -^ X
tbnfcd or depraved by ill 5c>«^frW«t»ffØ'5^«^«}
Company. C« grucntimmec ofcomtortabU U
fif UtUøO to intice, tempt ^^l^fr^flfen/ frozen,
a W^man to Unchadenefs. ten, chilledt chili
5orf^reltg# corrtipt»ng, catch- Cold. (gahffe fO
ing, eharmtng* incicin^. or ftarved with Co
jorf^reliø^ebr Power of inti- fPiær) chilly* fe
c>ng, Charmingnefs* Cold.
aorf^relfe, Seduaion, Mis- ^orfrofieit&eD ,
leadinj, Cornipting, De- Numbnefs.
baiiching. c e r u
Sorf^rcr, Sedncer, Tcmpter, SWl^Vfc / ro be or fi
Corrupter, Debanchcr. wuhCold, to '^e J
m ^e^ ru r j ' . I j zen , to congeal.
SorfØviffr feducing, nwslead- c c , ^ r j
ing, inticing, catchlng. (f. S^rfillgt, pcrfecuted
S>rt'f) a treicherous Liquor, ^^*
5wf^rt, fcduced, misled, de- SotfiUne, tocormpt
bauchcd. t«*«^ » S»*o^ «"<*f^
5orfra, at ihc firft, from tbe Sorfitlnet, rotten,
Beginning. (beøQtlbe forfta) 5*^f"t«»"5' Cornip
CO oegin anew, afrefh^ rrcfa:bon»
V
»vtrfill» oirerhetp, ((« né Q}rebe er ferdMee) Mi
»o oiachk Cftf fot# ' 'Rø^ h«s fubfided« (dg) to
> fnrnHt yotirfelf, comroit s Bland«r » be onr*
raa>^OB» ftviTor to extravagate, commitEx-.
Belljy ([pfifft fer travag;ance9 fail in yoarDnty»
fnrfaic yoarftlf in ' take a falfe Step« f^imob Uh)*
faååWYfmtC%\ft to ofren()» ditoblige« dit-
yoorfclf; g:iift on«»
M« til Ønmøf) to jorgaar^9 an outwand Coom
ecav, 611 to'De*^ aForeconrt. anArta or >^i«.
RoliH b« dbnihi- ry. (for en Sir(e) a Parvia,
eftroyM, (all or ConrtbaforeaChnrch'PoirciC
Dthing, C^Mc ^^rgaarfi (t Borøaari) th«\
) to patTawdV« ex- Day befort ycilerday.
»ver* tobtipentt 5^røabefre# a foolifh Adnii-
«way (oftaøe fom ration of a Thing, a Dotuig
|^dre# &^n icO on.
dccay, fail , da- forgabe (lø/ O ceo) to be ex-
ow weak> orfeo- tremely for.d of« to dotc
IC t)9XttSt 00 8911 tipon.be tak^ or bétwitched .
) I was patbefide wirh ene.
»ratit. (f.afCSer« jocgabec tf fond of » dottng
B away by Grit^ to on, takcn with.
I Sorrow. CmftR S^rg<«ngelig/ perifhable, cor-
igaae derpoer) it ruptible, pasfmg, transient,
ieonepinehimfelf cransitory,
(Xaalmobifbeben ^^rgcengelig^eb/ Perifhable^
^ow out of Patien- nefs Transitorinefs«
nyPatienceibrra- ^org<enger/ a Predecesfor«
pes roe, I loferov ^orgAmmel # fnperannuated,
ipon it« my Stock grown out of Date« anriquae-
ee i$ qnite fpent. ed, ftale* paft the Belt,
» f. ned 9(lertn) ^^rcfangeiti paft« expired;
;ih dccays, decrea- (${atteO er f.) Ni«ht is fpent,
I with Arc. C6ma' pait (f . ©og) Ult Day. (forr ^
iaa<eeeii) I tnout toten) lofl, perifb^d.
Dcroebmaa^aUet jorgavl^ a Fronc> Forefront,
> tliar itapt ro put Facing.
if a hnghing Hu- jorgemafr an Anti-chamben
tn £o# er ferøaneC a Withdrawmg-room.
Longing is over, jorgielbee^raninDebtindelit-
le. lay'd. asfaaged, ^ j , ^^^ Head atid "fcars in
?en over my Lon- ^^f,,^
Far cy IS over. rfon o • ^ • n. \ ^t
disappear, vanif h ^ormemr, growing ftale. (f..
I eraporare; (om. '^ ^^^ ^^^^P-
aØeciO <o be caft jorgUt mig ei f (9tom$)
be foft» tp perifh« Moufeear , Germander,
$6 ) 238 ( %0
éMUtttt (forølemmO co for-
'fcec, anlearn. (fiøfetotScr
fin W^O to forket yonrfelf.
5or8ieoee,a'Jj) vain, fruirlefs,
improfirablev inefFednal.
SotQ]tOt$, adv. in vain, vain-
ly, t«» no Purpofe. (øi^reffg
foraiei>cé Umage) co lofe
your Labonr.
^orgift# Poifon, Venom,
Hånt«
^orøtfte^ to poifom envenoin>
convey Poifon inio fonie-
tliing, infea. (f. JJilO to
poifon Arrows* C^ab#
%>rtffO to poifon Meat,
Drink , convcy Poifon into
it« infed it wirh Poifon.
(£uftcn) to infea Air.
5^rsifttgr poifonous, venom-
ons< peftiferous, peftilencialt
' infcaious« (om MTteo) pe-
ftiferous, pefHlcntiali infec-
tioas Air.
j^trgtftig^c^i Peftilence, In-
fca»<in,
jorgiftelfCf Poifoning, Enve-
nomingi Infeaion*
Sotg\ovtf fafcinatcd, bewit-
ched, maleBciated; languifh-
ing, pining.
SoVf^^Vt, to Dewitch, fasci-
natt, to inchant.
jor^jøretfei Fafcination, Be-
witching.
Sovc,i6vcV9 an In£hanrer.
^orøive/ (Drccbc meb ®ifO to
poifon, envenom, kill with
P»ifon, (SorfPteflen imellem
at forcjifte oå f orgioe ,^ bet
Utdt er at befænøe/ M fiMle
at ti 4 :)c meb Sorgifr).
jorgtvc, (Sirr) to deal the
Cards the wrong Way.
jorgivelfer (meb (Bift) Poi-
foning, Killing with Poi-
fon, Venefice.
SoVQiaitt to vitrify, make
transparent lik« Glafs.
^orø(aøitt09# Vicrification.
Sot^ltmmt, to forg«
gctfulof. (cfterU
te) to n«g.eft, 1
omit. C^et ffaf aU
$Umn all f halt b
ted , o« blotted o
roory, be bnried
Obhvion. (btt (I
g(emt) it escapec
mory.
SovQltt^mtUg , wo
forgorten.
jorglemmelfef Oblii
getfninefs, Obli^
Kegleafulnefs. Cb<
to throw ofT to O
jprglemt/ forgoetei
ratedt negleded.
jorgnave# ro corro4
nibble totally«
(orgnavelfCr Com
[orguAvenbe , con
(orgticbtr diHolved
in Te;:rs, alt in T
Sov^tav, (i ic^fha
Foredicch.
jorgtAve, Ci^xatt m
ter, bu ry, lay, hit
into che Ground«
SovQvavtx, O @ca
deeply engaged wi
given op to deep S
^orgribcMcr Misttk«
fight , Blander*
Crinic, Trcspafs» T
fion, Offence.
forgribe (tg# to mista
een) to abufe, infu
hurt, offend, wrc
body. CimobtotKn
pafs, fin, offcnd a
Laws. (paa cn Cafl
bczzie a Caf h. (g
to mistake. (poa <
ment) co blunder oi
SorgroCf (groe fan
årow to^ether.
if od) to grow wi
thick and buf hy. i
to grow laxnriant
• '1
%9 ) aa9 { %p
^ i» dcify.
r, Ma«d.
féfff Apocbcofiia or
mg.
•Bffl^r forG«d*s
I. ro gild« do over
krfd.
Kf • GiMer« .
riBg# Gildinc»
>S&r.Gli»fficgoOt)
i^to hopct lio»€for»
fBflig, CO or Gucf.
ti I ckink » nope or
mtMp . Expeattiofi*
tf ferftaotntaø) be-
^ Expe^atioiu
G 6piO tHe tider
IC 80 <o ''^ ^^^
or h4ve the Itad-
, CM forteøc af
lÅ} the Infide of the
_ jf nævv4tvtn^t,
t% kmant, approach*
tnwing night coming
■nncftc«
■bdt^' tdv brugcl 00 1
le Cfor^rcn^ for ^aan«
ochallenee, defjr or
bl one to fight. 0><sre
^åonbtn me5 een) to
I Dvel with one.
ty to afTrotit, niock*
BDC« hifs him out« fcef
;li at hifD» infutt him»
ite» ri die ole him*
dfét Mockery« Ban-
Derifion» Scofiing
iting at«
tt, a Mockertr* Ban»
Scolfer«
{f# iiio€ked» dertdcd*
jor^ilbt; pdidva« hatcfblt haK
ed, heinoas. (giøte fiø i)^*'
draw the Odiuni of Paojpl«
upon you, (hlitt fO to m*
cnr thé Hatred of fomebodf«
^ort»aM# adv, hatefolty &x^
Sor^orttg, aCooruio orVail*
CtKorCfe 8 for), to draw tho
Curtflin« Ctt^ttt 8- fra fUn
op) to ondraw the Cnr tf in«,
(for et 91ttar) an Antiptn*
: dium of an Altar.
Sovfyctngt) to hang. (enfntté)
to hang aLock before aDoor.
Sor^a^r^e# to harden« render
hird, to obdarate« to ftæU'
Cfid) ^^ h.^rden- grow hard«'
jor^itr^elfe # ^ t Hardening«
Obduration.
Sot^ccv^ttt hardened. obdu-
rare, fteefed« obftinate.
Sovf^ait, to defer. delay, pot
okt retard« prolong Time,
jorl^aler^ a Lingerer or Pro-
longer of Time9 a Dallier*
Dodger,
Sovf^altt, deferred, put o^
&c*
Sor()alittg# a Retardation*
Delaying, Deferring or Pro-
longing of Time.
^or^alør the Throat.
Sor^«nMe# (((rlaO ^o f«"«
vend, utter or put oflTGoods*
to tråde, drive a Tråde with»
Caf(ant)te]) to treat on , de-
bute or discnfs a Matter.
jorbatiOling / (@atø) Sale,
V<ndit>g. C^fl^anOlmø) a
Trcating of a Matter«
5or&ailelfe# too greatHafte,
Hurry , Frecipitatiom
jor^afle Hq, to make too mnch
Ha((e, to hurry« be in too
great Haftc, be in a Hurry*
haften too much« to ptecipi^
tatc.
Sor(^a(li9, too hafty> precipi-
tate«
%i> > 040 ( ff^
^H^nfU^tttf adv, coo haftily,
precipitaccly«
jotl^ctl^ nfore, beforei tforc-
hånd , heretofore t before
tilis Time.
jort>c]trc» to bewitch, inchant>
charm « fafcinate«
S^xfytvttt inchanted) fascina-
ced , bewitched*
Sovfyt^ninq, Bewitching, In-
€hancing, Fafcinacion«
jor(^je(pCf (een) to help, aid
or aafift one. (^I tl^øcQ ^^
help one to ger fomething.
Sor^itlvnitlQ , Help , Aid,
Asiiltance , Relief«
^or|>ttt^erlig# contrary, wtiar
may hinder, be nfHindrance«
5or^in^re/ to hinder, let,
flopf obfb'u£l,cuinLer, clog,
divcrt one from, keep off*,
inrerrupt, crofa, balk, dia
apijoint.
5or(>ittbrct , hindrcd , let,
ftopt &c.
Sor(^in^rin9 / Hind^rance.
Stopping, Stoppage, Impe-
dimcnr, Crosfmg, Disap-
pointment*
Scvpipptt vaa i taken or be-
witched with, fond of, eager,
greedy of»
5or^>ol^, COpfarfcf, ©anbcQ
Bchavionr, Carrfai':c,Deporr-
mcnr, Demea!ioiir,rondu*fl»
Bearing. C^aa^eac<)aaettf
^ath J^aa) Way, Manner
of Procccding or Mr-naging
iin Affair. (i ©iørrclfC/
50laoO Proportion, Equali-
ty, Evenncfs, Conformiry.
O Sort)Ol5 meb) in Propor-
tion, proportionably to.
Sor^ol^e, (rifbaacboIbO to
wichhold, ketp back, detain«
(ftt?5<inb)tohold, retoinor
fopprefi your Water. (^aO
Ut, $rebe IcO to keep back,
fupprefs , llifle , refrain
Laiighter &c» feer
fen) to be in fnch
Condition« '(bttfo\
foaledcé mtb Øaøi
the Cafe with the B
thar il the State wii
(inefs, fo it lies, g<
fuah Terms ir i«. (
»et mer iihO to ca
demean deport «
yonrfclfwefl or i\\
SKaafefonfen) to
Froportion co,
fpond.
jorboCbø TLtttft, t C
Charai^er^
4orM^Ø^eeU Prof
j|or^oC^l»maabc.^
Deportit)enr.
3^r^ol^fma(f|T9# I
nal, analogical*
jorbolbeor^re / (
Order, Prefcript;
jcrbolt>6riørig, wc
tioned.
jort^olbf/ retained
Sot^ctt, Cfæetc tø
rer) ro whore a
Esrare, fpend ji
on Whores»
5or borer # weakenei
red by wliormg,
Sovbovt^, the F<
the Head.
5orbøie/ fccifc i?
exalt, hcighten, e
up, sdvance, raife
to raife the Price«
inhance, endear
dity< tomakeaTi
(et i;)uué) to raif«
Building«
5or^oUIfe# the He
Elevation, Raifin;
fen) the Enhar>ci
Price. C^OéfRa(<
iHQtUf @ncdférc
orRelievo inPainti
1^ ) Ml i .?«>
■ir^^.'cifvtced,
^f^^ imboifed
an Éniihence« a
ifolcL Qom cn
Motu i »arene,
0pf9u{øØC>Bro-
iearing« Eximi«*
rifoner* aTrial«
n^^r^ the Hcar-
ir€a.(;pimriat S»)
tage I 80 <o ®x*
ne. (frcmfomroe
sfent yourrdf to
L
titemtne/ efter«
?aireafrer9make
ter, take Infor-
»ndeavoar toget
ion of. (afføre
amtnaWimeues, '
ve their Depofi-
or6ri>ber) to ex-
CriminaC Cl^^re
mishear.
Dce or Forefkii^t
f!OBw
6f ib) to tarr or
ip* I
Cet efil>) the
Sheating' of a
rberM) to fpoiU
ve> haddle. Lun-
tlræe) to fpoil
atting it« to cut
9 @foi») to ftop
of a Wood wich
iber, Trce« la i i
IC Way* (®cicn)
oppiiatey bar or
Fasfig^
jor^iiøningf theStoi^plng or
Oppilating of Wayss^a Batrl*
C'daof Trcas.y
5^i*bnngi*e# CiAH fuffe il^UU
omfomioe, af fi^un^er) to
ftarve with Hunger, to
famifh. (ooifomme åf &uii»
geO toflaj^'vc^erirh» famifh
witn Hungeir, *
jorbutiør<ryfiiiiiirhed.(larve4> '
f harp fat or pinchtd with
Hanger.
lorbuuø, the Fronthoufe«
lorbvab? for what?
\ot ^vtml forirhom?
lotf^vttvtå to acquire, pnr*
chafe, win» get» gain, earn«
(fit iBrøb må ff or Skeii) to
take great Påins> to ma^
hard Shifc to get your
Livelihood,
S^tifvtvvtift, C8or{)»er»n>ni)
an Acqiiifitaon>Getting«Pur-
chafing,
jorbverveti an Acquirer.
jorbvetii^ee, ptqniredi gained
^orb^e, to hire."
3ori<7trte/ topromife, f. lot>e.
3oria(tcelfe#arroinire. f.ili&p«
te.
j^rjage^ tochafe* drive awaf,
dislodge, expel one« (af .
ianb oa giiae# fra ii>uué dø
®aar))J t«> banifh, exiL' or
outfaw one, drive him from
Houfc and Home. C^nftcfl)
to ovetridei jade or fuun«
der fl Horfe.
rharmg away» Dislodging,
Caf £anb og d^i^O ^^ £x'j«»
Banit htacnt*
5drjapet|Chafed, diivenaway,
ba-'i^hcd.
5or iBøe at talt om, not to"
ipeåk offWichottt mentioning
ic.
joriitø, Fodder* MeatforCAtr
- Ue. '^
- 4
/
%^ ,) 04^ < f
1^ itttet/ for iiOthin^, grttii.
»r i Spibf^n^ ae che Hetd of«
tor i Vtltn, before Hånd,
\otiWt Hq, ro fly out inro Pflff-
fion, be angry or transported
with Anger*
"S^fff « Fork«. Tridenr,
S^vfalft, Citf^r^tnittO- to cal-
cinare.
SotMfning, Calciiuition.
30rfAil# i^tfaftttf rejeaed,
caft« thrown or flung away,
reprobated.
Sovtaftt, (forfPobe) to rejeft,
caft, throwor ningawny, re-
fuff« (forlæøøe^ ro put o«t
• ofthtWay.
• j|orf4(leIt9» reprobable, or
that dcfervet to be rejc^ed>
Cjn^'emnable,
Sotfnfttlftf jorfailnitts* Re-
jeaion, Rebvff» Itelufah Re-
probacion.
S^vfaftti, f. fort4|t
jjorfaftning^ f. jorroileire«
jorfeertnø; (cf 6pip Back-
gammon« Backgaming« '
^ovftnt, perverted» turntd
up an £nd» upfidc down*
topfy-turvy/f. ©crfen) Per-
verfcnefs. (f. TOenoc(Pc) a
pervcrfe, malfcioos Perfon*
SovUttt, adv. thewrongWay«
pnrpofleroBsly, crofs, <]iiite
concrary« topu-curvy^npfide
down. (f^tftaat, bømtnef.)
to take in t wron^ Senfe,
jadge wrongt misjudj^e«
jorfccrt^e^f Perverfenefs,
Prepofteronsnefs*
tforPieU^ ro dandle» fondle,
faddle, or cocker. (fotfieU
tt 9aril) to faddle, debauch,
corrupt, deprave or fpoil a
Child» indalge* humoiir«
cockert allow orpermir htm
too muchito overccndcr hiuu
Sorfieliiiø^ Coch
dling, Fondlinj
Debauching,
S&tfi^b, Freeropi
ItalmenttAWtici]:
een i 80 ro anti
vent one, to fo
jotriøbe flø/ to fa
topaycoomiKh
dititf.
^orfi<^le, f. forf<
jorfiører (en $)e
der an Hørfe« ji
him.
fi^tfiøvt, overrii
foimdered*
Rovflot^t, an Apt
SorflarO&fitf, rod
ved, matk yow
jovTIobbelfe. aDi
vefhng, coont«
jor(l<ir&t#dis^uiri
rrensmogrified>
Jorf laffe, to calui
der, »rperfe) d
ctife fatfly*
Sor?lAfeIfe/ Cali
der, Afperfton,
jorfiafferfaCaloiE
derer.
jorf lagff to accu
inform againft*
for«
Sorl'UgcIfe^ an
Tnformation, Cfi
nienr«
jorf lager # an /
former.
fertotfe^ toiUai
date, clear» U]
pUin, txpoonc
to gtofi or con
(noget/ fometv
todecipher* (w
CO aliøgortze*((i
9» ) 99$ c %i:
V yonr TkovKhc^ to.
Iiin. Ctf^cUfC«) K^
mfv.prorc with Ctr*
^cMin) CO declaret
. ■msiftft* denottnc«
%• cransfigmact wt
^ theGlorificttiOfit
Ctiofi. CCI^rtf O
Tran^fOfacion
I
Ht^dv. cxpluittory»
ivib <scgttical» de-
iå% an. Incerprttet«
9 clcsnd» explainedt
l|^ Caplicarion* Rx-
l»III«ltraci«n, Elnci-
^Kved OrO Exprct-
lllima)Inierpre.
irliø gocflartnft
1^ a Commcnc or
on an An hor*
if).Lediiret« OaiU.
tiå§0 Solmion«
tf tf dféliøe) D«ci-
^ Oiamle cac« fremt
MQ t Glofs C^otr
i Ovnnddfe) Ety
h Cp9tt tt Or^)
U (9efiae (orr) to
ir yoar Money excra-
Hy, copIavDncks and
ivtrh your Money«
ifh, ton di)wn« im-
MC«, blurr, attainc^ar-
laftaMan*sCredicor
non to derogwe from
) CO deftme« flandcr«
s,vili^.decrtd,dhpa»
itcrMtf debafeone^
IfC^ Dn^n^tion« Bl%*
fc Slaiidoxioi. Dt»
^ cradion, falf« ImpoYatioii}
Afperfion, Vilifyinfl^.
jorf If inen^f^ derogatory* de*
trt^ive» dtfamatoryv*
SovfitintVt a Slandcrert De-
fdmer,
5orfIeinet# daramed, d:(>ifed»
b^ackened«
jorFIemme, to pafh, fqnafh,
bi-Dife in Piecet or-€rnrh»
SoxUifUi to defanif, blemif )u
biflcken« a(psrreone.,(anøta
tt) CO accuUt ioform aggjnit«
impeach* . '^
Søtfiifftv, a DeJfamer, SUia«^-
d«ier> Accafer* Informer«
Dslarcr«
jorf nttff forf mire# to brnifet
cmfh« or fqaafh*
jorPmitnffy Braifingf Conmit
fion«
jorfftttff^ f. forPnite.
Sorf niieningf f« jorfnninø*
jorfnttflf bmifed) craThed; ,
5orfn^r# O 9)C?rten) ftantad»
crooked and low*
jotPn^ttef to knic* bind faft
oiti^Kt. C#a9Dfe t ii}iiA*ten>
to (hint«
Jorf it^trelfei Knittmg» Tying
faft; Stunting,
j^rfn^ttetf bound. tie i too
faiK 'CftandfcC i Oø^j^n)
ftunted.
^rfdøt^ to boil too annch*
Soriromme, Cforlotdøe tej to
uut outof the Wiy* to waftc»
føcnd. (iniftcOtobelottfof
jburt^ltO f^ ftarve or pcrifK
with Hunger« Cf»6DrriO)c9
. pine away for Sorrow«
5orf on(IU, to fpoil a Piece of
Work by toomuch Art,
jorfortCf tofhorten* abridgei
abbreviflte» epicomise m
Thingk make or Cttt ic fhotf*
Ciiitn) to pafs away th« Ti-
«• (ciDtO to frucojfate.
O Cft«C
Cf.Øftfaf) flin«ro«i Looks* jorTf^fnør C
0(!les, Sheep*s Eyts« r«11t1«
j;r(i9f, to recondle, accord, SornfmlltØflH
bring ro an A^^reetncnttinake by Wiy of C
afi^recmakeFritnds tofctro joritlQ^ an A{
Rij^hts or ar one again. ^flø tn^tConref
tne b (tnanbcn) ro be rcconci- Trtinsadioni
led with one an^^ther« to Pa£lion Stipi
agree, nnite, coartideor ((abtffø brir
bargflin with one« (eil @CCt come t • an
bi^rb) to mike tip, decide jdrliiøømarøfl
or compofe a Difurence* to Aj^rteoier
Jorligcligf recnncileable* Sorliigr, reco
p^aeeable « inoffenHve, >;djuited.
jorllgeUø^eb/ ReconcileaMe- Jorlliøi a Loft,
nefs* PeiceaMenefs, Inoffen-, advantage, 1
fivenefi. ådtSa^t fytl
^orligelffr Reconcitiation, Re« t tge.
concilemcnr, Renewal of 5^^1if^' ^^ ^^^
Frtendfhip* Aronemens Bv- Want« Loft
ptation, thc Making of a Thmj^, r
F» lend«. - f n Matt) ro
SorliøetlbCf reconciliatory, ex- (G^^tttm.^
pia-^ory, jorhjlr 1* ft-
X^rliger, Reconcil^r. caft awav.
Sorttaeø/ to agree, be reconcil- jorlo^ / o Pre*
ed,'or un'te*. leg«, fpecia
jorliøøe, (fom ^att) ro wax S^^^^^^f ^^^^
rorren« fpoiled, wifted, im- vance. Oag<
bifedy diminffhed, corrupt to anticipat
or depravd C^y lying a long anorher.
Timeunfold, ftickingtothe joriorcit, CtAl
Shop} or onrcmovea from ondone« Qga
PlflC« in the Warehoufe, at to go ro Rt
forne Coromndiries tre apc C\tmtt&t\b]
to dot when they do not (øcnf*6oiiy
go'off« ro be fuperannuated* S^i^^^t^^n^ Cf^
SoviiQQtn, grownold Hale, ^/Yr^^Oamt
-f1lpp^^annn•red. too oldfor - *V ^^ Shai
any Servic-. C^attyAd, rot- oonov, a Lea
ten and nnfaleable Sriiff, a iJf*r^*C J)
Shig mere Drni?. C®iin) »foUn} tPI
ftale, fpoiIedWine. day tor Scha
jornggetit^eb, Oldnefs. Sn- fwbToischi
perannuation. by your Lea
SorhQnt, to parallel, confer or jorlooe# (fom i
compare, lettogerher, make trorh, make (
Comparifon of. oneinMariia
Sorliøneligf comparable. til een) to
8* ) a4? r ø»
VflUfiitcr CO one* (ft(0 t«
enctKc yonr Htått to t
Virgiii«
rio9c# CøAae i (erf^te) to
btil9 be bonnd for ene*
^t, CforfMrrge) ro foi*
. fvear« tbinre, renonnce bv
i,.- Mb. forftke. (@pi(, 93ttn)
-' w ibjni'e Game* Wine« ^
9iriMffft# the Afiiance, Af*
indng* Efpoufing or Bie-
- otdiins* EfpoDfals. Cbolbt
f)co celebrate the Efpou-
Jnloocry t Warrancer« Spon-
for, VoDch^r.
Jif to o e t# efpoufed, affianced,
provifed in Marriagc. (en f.
l^Bftépcrfon) he chat is bc-
trothed to a Woman, a Bride-
ftooqi« (cnf.SReO ^^)« thac
IS bctroched to a Man, a
Bride.
ewetiCforfporcnyorfworn.
éhf the Courfe or Conti-
nnance of Time. (efter tt
iorilovleb) after the Ex*
piraciop of a Year«
|Nl#bc, (lebe boer fra) to de-
fcrt, rnn away from. Ciit
lohtndonb) to run your
Coantrv. Oli Ktdttnctltt) to
dcferr nrom your Regimenr«
|Brl#bCf (fem Siben) to run»
pafsaway* go,flideaway>ex-
pirc (De b^icOdtlbC fotlølc
alcrebir) the high Flood de-
crcafes already, falla or low-
trs again« ebbs, runs or
Iows ont away. (fom 93(eb)
to bc loft«
jori#ben# (fom en Sermin)
• opired, our« Qorfottnben
•dttten)run, flipcorpaft
■way.
førUbftt^ (ijtria) run away.
deferted, roving. (f* Øolbat)
a Runaway, De fer ter.
5orUbcr# aForerunner« Pra-
infor« Harbiiigcr«
SétWtHs, (ttbmatfe ff ø uiåt
Mt) totireyourfelf, weary
yonrfelf with Running. (fet«
Uf brøaac 8ei() to iransgreff »
miscake« ^wtiiutic an Srrort
do amifs.
jorløbnlng/ Defertion, Rnn-
; ning . from your Colouri*
CSiobetO Lofs of Blood.
jot*lØfte# Bail, Security, So-
recy. Cautiun« Pledge« (øtO#
re S.) 'O put in Bail.
jorl^fte (ig/ to overftrain
yourfeir by lifting.
fiorløfcninøemanb« a Bondi-
man, Sui^ery> Warranrer«
S^^Wt9 to re9eemi rflnfoniy
reieafe, refcuCf favCt deliver*
(mtb9tn^i)toTtdttm, ran-
fi'ITl,
SovWtv, a RedcemcrtSaviour*
Delivercr.
joi*l)5fcø| to be delivered. (forø
Sarfe(QOtnbcr)ro bring forth
aChild, bc delivered oft bc
brought to Bed wich it.
jorl^øning« Kcdeeming, Re-
dcmpcion. ReleaHng« Salva-
tion, (>Sarft(qoin5erO a
Woinan's Delivejy.
^01*10(1^ redeemed, releafed,
(fom en QSarfelQoinbr) deli-
vered of>broiighc to Bed wich
a Child.
jorltbcr O^^t (Tg for(i>be me b)
to fayt utter* to hint, give
Hint« or to give to under-
iland, to fignify« (nuin ^ar
(abet flg fbrfobe meb) ir is
faid, or reporced, a Report
goes.
jorC^benHy Rumour, Repart.
(efter 8oc(i)benbO aocoi ding
to the Rumour« as the Ru-
monr goes, as iMt talkedor
reported abroad.
SorlT(le, to dclight, divert,
entertain, recreote. Q®in*
bet) to nnbend, cafe or re-
frrfh the Mind. (tø) to di-
vert
Ifb «) 04« t f«
*' WeyoiifrilfvtomtTteilieiTy«
takeyourPlttftimo« bede*
*'. fighced, j)i«ared» cahicnced
or Oi;uned wich.
5«>rl^Ilg, divtrtmg. plct-
^Orl^I<%; fl Delight* Plet-
fore, Reereanon« Df>erciTc«
inentt Rejoycing, Relaxa-
'jorC^(len^, recreativt« di-
verrive
' jonit# • fQTm% Schetne« Mo-
del Pacrem; ShdpCtFi.?nref
FafhioiL , Ciio« (Bo^ifrpffcrt
Qe) Ft>riii« (boé ^atUma^
øeOaBlock« (tit ftøbt 9tiCb
oa &élJ» i) zn Ingoc-M*uld.
jorm4Ae, (fimtic, iKrre iffanb
ItQ to be ablo or capable« to
have Power to e(Rfl[ua»^e a
Thing, be i>pt* to put it to
EflfeiS; 01* brino^ it abour«
Ctnegct 6oé en f trfen) to be
in Favour with> be great
wich one, have a great Hank
upon bim. CIne(^e^ Joé *CIU
øen) CO be great wich or
fway with the Kinj^« C^ei
eenj to prevnil with him«
(een til noøet) to prevail
wich one for a Thtng, prc-
▼ail, bring or di^pofe, in-
dnce one to do a Thtng«
C3eii fDrmoaer et at dt'Dc bet)
Ican*caf!bfdtO'jivc it. C3^d
»il øiøre bi^db ieø formaaer)
/ I will cio what liés in my
Power or in ma,
5^tmaal, vn Aim« Ob]cA,
Scope»
Sotmccle Hq, to croonfe« take a
Woman co Wif \
5^rnia(Ung# Msrnage, Epou-
fals, Wedding«
$cvmctncftf to mix, niinele«
^ intermix to admi«* juinole
or blend fomething«
Soi*mcenøer, intersnixc* min-
gled«
iJdfeiiMetf Ml, glnr^«
S^mofi^t 08# te r
fence or Exccption tti
' illdt find Fault with*
•naliie«
S^malittt, Ftfrmality
in Law* Form, Cert
S^vmanbt (y nf»rer) a
.Direftor> a Foreman
man^CfittiCnibebe} I
cesror.
Sovmatttf to tdmoni
hørCf dir ap. advife,
rajie, perfaadeto« (f
00 titlale) to rem<
and reprimandf cori
jormaniftøy Admoniti
horcati>>n« (SorilKif
SUId(e) a Remon
, Corre<Slfon,
jormanfnge > BPri vrt
en d)2enidbeb) a Mc
j^rmafleliøf audacioai
rarious« overbpldt i
dy, raf li% adventuroi
furefome*
5ormafleC{geni xemera:
audacion»ly.
Sotmafttlitf Temerit
dacity, Prefnmptac
Arrogance^
S«rmaiten^e# f. fo
lig«
Sorm<t(le (!g/ to pi
mflke bold, to grov
tieus, toventare, to^
take coo great Lattm
too mnch Liberty, to
fumpcuous, to dåre,
too rauch npon yoni
Sovmatt Cofen Q^oø) c
or*a Book«
5^nne#to f( rm,modeUf
mould*
^orme^eIflf beeaufe
Means of. (fotmebeC
(BiftdnbHyrheAsfill
God. (formebefft ooi
(e ^enfPab) becaafe
- old Friendf hip.
8» } C149 ( ^
|of m <9fC/ coo nakhé cxcetr
Ø»n»feiit# believtdt fappaM,
prerended*
5»roieciitli9# probtble, pre-
fiimed * likefy«
S»r«clO^ fttttfeébltadrerbia-
luer. (fom efter tonenel 80
utke Law direiftn
Jovwel^f ro remember or
iBcncion* to make a Remem*
brtoceorMcncion oftThine«
(eeiU »enlige satiren til fm
Besete remember one kindly
or remember his Kindnefs
rohisFriend, toprcfenthit
Service tu his Friend,
|•^■cl^Cr mentioned«
iovmtiigt formal, otprefh
pl4'n* Ies;itimace, legal« (f*
, frf larrtnø) a pablicDecUrt-
rino«
Sormener ro mean« think, fnp-
porevprefume bclitvcjndge«
unagine. (btiibre# forbo^e)
to oppofe or hinder, to be
contrary «. ro be or be fcc
againtU
Sormeninø^ MeaninjC* Sent)-
menr«Opinion,Freiumptioq9
Apprehenlion«
jormeere/ (forege) to aug-
mcnt, increafe* inUrge«
mnltiplv, imjprove/t Q^tamt
måtitin) ro form« (f. f ii Otb«
1:^0} to inrich a Di^ionar]r.
((•enfhrocfé) to clapaWrit
npon one*sBack, fue himat
Law.
Sor«ereCi9imaltiplicabIe9ang-
mencabic.
jormerelje t Aagmeatation*
Amplincarion, Accesfion*
{ontteren^e/ atigmentative«
jomeretfan Angmentcr« Mnl-
tiplier.
jorMerefiøi to increafe, grow,
mnltiply« pullnlate« (forme#
re fla ^n^tO ^^ brecdt in-
CrcaTe« mulriply*
Sonitefet# incrbifedvtagmffiii*
ed> multiplied« .
jormerfef to obferve, pcfw
• ccive> rodiicovets remark*
grow aware, be fenfible of«
SotmetHtf obferved* perceiv-
ed écc,
jormtb^agf Forenoon« Q
8ormi^bdl|4) in this Fort-
nnon*
jormil^e# to appeafe, fweercn*
micigate« allay» asfuaget pa-
cify« temperåte, moderarc«
qualify. modi^«
jormi(^eIfe# Asiaaging, Mi-*
ti gation, Moder arion»Sofren«
ing.
jormtlbente^ corre£live» le«
nitive*
5ormiIbeø# tofweeten, fofreh*
be mittgatedt appeafed« to
relent.
jormilber, appeared9 mitiga-
ced, asfaaged &c«
^ormiit^ffe, to diminifh, let*
fen, make lefs, to abaret
retrench« Cftne Ubdit>(er) to
retrench your Expences« Cf*
&tvaf(tn) CO mirigate che Pu*
nifhment*
jormititffear to lesfen* erow
lefs, to decreafe* abate«
fink«
jormlnbfFdfe # fiorm<nb(r«
ilitiay Decreafclq^inntton*
Lesiening, Retrenchmg,
jortninbfFeitbe/ diminifhing
Sotmlnbfferi lesfened, dimi«
nifhed« decreafed*
SøV min ©fyi^# for my Sake*
jormobfr ro gnefs, prefume*
conje£tare, fnppofe, opin^,
mean> rhink, lufpc«^, ex-
pe£l, imaginei hope. (jeø f*
laa) I hope fe. (jrø l)atU
U mere ^ejUdtic^ af '(am) I
had
^ ) 1156 { to
*'*fitA •KpkQed morC'Civility
of him*
S^motcittliø 9 con|edartl»
' gvéffingt flpptrenc» proba-
' bie.
3^ttl^c^€nf f *geit # apparently,
probably« in all Appea-
• rance^ likely.
jotoiobet f con jo£larcd • fnp-
pofed, thouj^hti expef^d«
jorma^ning # Conje&nre.
Suppoficion, Gacf9> Prc-
' famption* Expedacion«
$»vm^vUf to dtrken, ob-
fcore« obtentbrstCf eclipfe,
dim t offufcarc.
gorm^rlfelfr # Obfcuiation,
Darkening« (t @oIcn) an
Eclipfe. ' ^
jormørfe6# ro darken* grow
dark« gloomy or oveixadt
ba eclipfed«
jormramme / ((oé Q}odtn»f«
feren) a Chafe in a Prin-
tinjjprefs.
5^rmt?«rerr a Formcotter.
jormffccrefonflf the Art of
I'Ormcucting.
S©rmue^C^one)Ability. Able-
nc s, Powci. (®obé) Eftttc,
Meant* Richest Srock« Pa-
Crimonv* Inherttance. (at>€t
tinn Sormuc) bcyond n\y
Power, rhrtii ^x KorSocmiK)
he is ^ i lined or ftockedi
is an u 'le or fufficienc Man.
«^ormuf n^€ / able , richi opu-
lent , poWfttl. C5e meeH
fotmuciibe (Rarnb) the lea-
ding Men,
^armtlflt^fb/ C®»nt) Ablliry,
Ablencls. fSKigDoilt) Opu-
^. lence, Wealth , Riches«
*5wmucffatf an Impoft on the
Eitdtcs of the Subjedls.
5^rnitllar/ a Form, fet Form,
Precedent. Oraught« For-
mal i ry » ModeL
a Prccedtnfboo
formumme -flff co
fef, pat øna Mail
to nmmin, ga a
disguif: yonrfclf
jormummtCy. mtilc
Sotmxmtf a Balwai
$UttO the A
oucward WalL
Sotm^nbtv, a Gnai
racor^ Trutiec»
5anittn^er(f<ib ,
fhip or TuitioQ
fbip.
Sotnægtt, f. foriM
Sov nctt t tno near
en jJige for nær)
Maid with Child.
Sovnctvmt, to offen
in j ure, abufe, aS
judice, TO outrag
Sovnctvmtlig, offen
rious, prejudici
proachful.
jormtrmeifc/ Offer
ry, Abuf^, Wrc
rage , Affront.
Sotnccvmen^t , abui
ousy hatcfuJ. (f. £
(ive Langaage.
jornoErmcr , an offei
jariout Man«
Sovnccvmtt, offendc
ed.
Sov n(trr(trenbe Zi
fent, now, at prel
Sovnaqltf to nail u{
Gun.
Sovna§iingf NailL
Spiking.
Sovnavttf a chnftii
proper Name*
Sovntbvt, to hamble
debafe, deje^. Ion
or fet one down« (f
dervalae, debafe
to hamble yourf
((oop» cringe or i
fO ) 2SI ( $0
jfptntbvttft, HtiniilitrioAy
Abafemenc • Lowering,
Stoopjng;« FtUt DisgrsCe,
jorRC^rec # hnmblcd , caft
down,
^omegte # to det^y , tmffly,
riisjvo««' or disown aThine.
Cf?« SX(figton) to apoftarifét
tbjvre yonr Rene: or«
SonKgCClig^ deniabU> whac
may be 'lenied*
lomeørelfe^ NeRat'on, Dis-
avowing, Dtsowninz« Vn-
fa>ir^, Denying. (9u^0
Acheifm«
Sofntqttti 1 Denter, Blasplit-
mer , Swearer. (CobO
Arh^ift, Renegado.
jornfni« eminenr, celebraced»
egn^piCDonf 1 of Note« Ao-
coofic« Diftindion or Qnali-
Jornem^c^/ Nore, Diftinc-.
ti"n , Grandour«
iøvncmmtf ro perceive. appre-
hendt h'ar« nnderftand or
leirn a Thin?« (faa 9{p^
oni) to get a Hint of. (følt)
to fetl« be fenfible of«
Sofntmmtli§, CWtlii) fcnfi-
bte that may be felt. perceived
by rhe S^nfes, perccivable«
iotntmnuiiqtn , (føUIiøcn)
fenfibly« palpably,
jomemmeligetii principally,
preferably.
Sprnemmelfe/ the Senfe, Sen-
facion« Perceprion, Apprc*
henfion. (Sølen paa) Touch,
Tonchintj, Fceling« (8iii«
ffnMttØb^O Senfibility«
iovntmmtn^t, fenlitive.
iorntmit, the prime, firft,
chieteft principal, capital or
Head« moft excellent, moft
confpiGfioiis or notable«
jortt^^ett t necesfary • need«
fol, reqniiitt* indUpenfable«
(bau fomøbeti) r« wtn^
ttwnd in Necd of« t^Aøt Mt
fømø^ne} to have • Compe-
cence, (o<tøte (lø bf t foflif^
nt) to rob or tbridge your-
feff of the NcceflViriftof Life«
jorn^beit/ iovn^^tntf hmc«-
farily, of Necesfity* '
jorn#&en(^eb , Necesfity«
N«ed, Want, Indigcnce«
Ji^ritøiCf tocontenc, Ctm^
give Satisfa^ion« pleafe« ap*
peafe • humoiir« QbtMty
to fatisfy* pay> get or keep
one paid« (forlQ^C) to jdh-
verc « delight , recrettab
imafe« (ffg; to hivert yoiir»
felf , to be or make mer ry »
take your Pleafure, (ftboc
tiifubiftULtO to coatent
?'onrfelf» . be contenc oi^
ati*fted« ^
5ornøiehc|/ (nøifom) eafy t«
be conrented« concent witltf
lirtle, frugal.
M\fi) pleafant« deliglitfnk
deleaable, amufing, rccrea-*
tivc«
S^vnØitliatu, pleafantly dff»
UghtfiUTy«
SornøieligpeN Confentedneftt
Aptnefs to be content> Frn*
gality.
Sotn^Wt, (StrfreMKIircirc)
Content,Contentment,Coin«
fort« (®(35e) Rcjoicing»
Pleafare, Delighr, Divertife«
ment. Sport« (£l)ft, mam
iat til noøtO Pleafore, De«
light, (atørcdacngornøielfc
Af ROgcQ to ta](e Pleafnre or
Delight ih a Thing.
Søtn^itnJbt, fatisfaaory, plet«
fmg.
SotnMttt (tilfrrbé} conteni,
contented « fotisned , plea*
fed« Cø(<^b) i}^^* joyfalf
tejoicing« • ^ . .
f o ) 052 ( ^
r
ØtftfUåft't Retroti« itntkt Un- Søtéibf Rtfcrvttioi
derftanding « Wit « J^^ft ^^^^* Cltnfet Pro*
ftriébion, •^Ajj^rceiiM
foricion, prior Enj
mtb Seror^) apo
tion, with t Provi
9tb htiibt ingen
Contraéljnakes rhe ]
- 'J5:
menuDilcretionyjK^ifaD)
Tradenoc« (htn iuf^ht) the
eoQmon Senfe, found R?t-
fop. OH^aatt e»ct ffernufr
' ftti) ic is'beyondcheReach of
Reafon« (fait uUn govmifO
to fpeaic neicher Rhyme nor j^rorbne/to order.
ordinare« command
enjoin« (Mlemme]
Ssintt did ioc. Cf^i
tlLiil^ha^') toappoi
Day« Qn^fdttetet
to conilicnte » appc
ininate, create* Qfi
cnanbené€tf5)tof
one in anocher's Pia«
btcin) to prefcribe
Reafoji, talk mere Nonfenfe*
^mofHØf reafonable, witfy»
, JtidicioQa > diacreet > wife*
pmdenr, tindarftanding* (f*
'. Creatar) t ratfon«! Crea*
ture,
^^mitfHgen^ reafonably, wit-
tily > jndictoualy. (tofe fO
to fprak Réafon or very
good Senfe.
Sovnuftictttf Logic, Art ef joror^nen^e^ conftit
Reafoning. (fftetf SotnnfN S^rorbner^ an Ords
(ttjren) logically«
Jdmnfdttrer, a Loeicran«
cirntiftmcrefig, rational, ac-
cording coi Reafon
jfomiifrpraler^ a Reafoner*
S^tunftflutning, a Syllogrfnii
Ranocinacion« Cf^^t) So~
pliirin. ^ ^ , .
S«^umnfetf pcrceived, ob- ^^^^f fVl?/«^^^!*
f«Vved, rcmarked. .
Sovn'^t, to renew» make new
again, renovate, rcpair,
recfintegrnte.
Som^tift, Renew » Renova-
tion« Rcftauration, Redinte-
gration«
5'crniei*i aRénewer, Repai«
5brtit(t,. renewed, renovated,
'red Integrated.
tivtieny newly, latcly-, of aigai or wairciui »w
, Uce, recenrly, frefhly« jotøbcrfF/ prodigal.
Sov o^ bas, before and be- proftifc. waftefpl.
hind. j^røberff/ adv, pro(
•5.n-cimiTfeIbe, beforemention- profufcdly, lavifhl^
cd, afnrefaid, before or 5^^^^^' ^^^i^hed) fqaoi
abcv? Taid. wafbed.
Dispofer*
jororbnetf ordalned
tnted.
j^rorbning^ an Orde
nance« Edid, Décn
ftittition» Regulatic
cute. Ad.
' , in
perinol^ Place.
jorøbcb to la vir h, fe
disfipate, waite, n
fpend lavifhly, dil
confume, make D
Fling alU
Sot^btnbt, prodigal, |
lavifh, wadeful«
Sorøbelfe^ Prodigalit
fofenets, LavifhnefS]
folnefs*
So ) ass i %o
iot49t, to iii|;fiienc» increofa,
idd to« sggrandifc, amplify*
JorøgelK » m Augmentation,
Increafin^, an Aggravacion>
E]iflgj(eracion»
5or<^er, an Increafcr, Aug-
mtnren AmplifilT*
Soc^fff/ to growf increafct
inidciply> bt angmenced,
jør^et/ angmented* increa-
fed,
jor^ffeltø 9 dcfirable > to ht
wiined or defired«
jor^nfFet# wifhed or longc4
for« defired*
i^paa, before, tfore«
j^^rpagte f (bortX to firrm,
létfe, let om« let tp leafe.
Ctaøc tSorpagtninø) to farm,
take a Leafe« to farm« (Jill
Utbit ^ani^ to nnderleafe,
underlet«
forpagter/ a Lesfee, Farmer«
(fom f)Cit at ferpaøte borO a
Lesfor« (paa cnQDn^cøaarO
a Farmer« (af StOtené 3n5«
Umfttt) a Publican , a Far-
mer of public Revennef.
Jorpagcctr (borO farmed oat«
Uafcd or let out« QtC^tt i
Sorpaøtntng) farmed, let to
ftrm«
Sorpagtning , (til en åiibtn)
Farming ont , a Leafing out*
(tit jlø5 « Farming.
Sorpagminga » Con;raet ; •
Leafe.
Jorp4qttilng9 (Bob«^ a Leafe-
Farm, Lands held in Blench«
Sorp4itte/ f. pAnbf#ttre,
Sorpartr the Forepart«
%i«rpirfct,Cpaa nOdeO^xtremt-
ly fond of« docing on it,
fec or bent up«n.
£orpiufFet# put otft of Order,
CHy chc Wind &c) rumpled«
Wm^aat) difhevelled^ .
forplante, to transplanr« pro«
pagate, generate, mnlciply«
incrtafe. Ctn Corrbom) CO
fpread foren » propagate'a
Do<Slrine.
5orplatttelfe , Sovplantnini,
a Propagation, Transplan*
tatton, Mnltipltcation, En*
creafe.'
forplanter / a Propagator*
SorpCantetf propagaciSir.crfnf«
planred«
SpvpCanmiitg # f« S^t^lanø
telft«
jorpieie , to take Care of » to
nourifh« f« pieié.
jorpligte^ to bind» oblig« or
engage, impofe apoh as a
Duty« Cfig) to cngage, ob-
lige or bind yonrfelf* engage
yoor Word.
jorpligtetfey Obligation, £n«
gagement«
Jorpligteit^er binding, obli*
gatory«
forpligtet/ bound« obliged«
engaged. (gcfl er forprigeetr
ae gtørc beO ^ a*" i" ^"^Y
botind to do it, or my butjr
obliges me to do it.
5drport# a Foregarc.
^orpofl I a ForepofV.
Sorprattg/ Foreftalling« £n-
grosfmg«
5orpranger# a Engroifcr*
Foreftaller«
jorptiffe, (fom 6a(pefet5 >•
detonize« (((^Qtn« Sctm.)«
jorpufnittg, Detonation.
Sovqvaflc, (forberpe) m fpoil,
deprave a Thing, (fcrobe)
to fqnander away, fcattcr«
disfipace , misfpend«
^orqwafiet, (fotberpcO ^P®** ,,^
led, deprivc^j. CfV'^Dt) m\w- Jj^
fpmd» ^
tl» ) aS4 ( ^
J^t^Mmiig, Cf OrlcriMCrO •
Spdilihy; Depmving, (føf*
éMHO WtlHns* LiTirhfnf.
^^MtNerH, to calciMce Métil
With aWckfil ver. ' :]
jttwcfninøf th« Ctflcininr
oflH«Ctl With QufckiiUtS
SøjnM(bf a Store, StoieliN Fro-
vifioh, AMnrlMfoe. (StiftO
Atamiinmon (afØMninøf'
ftMMUO ktter kirs. QoIkI
* "MvAl^]; to htv« In-Brére.
Cbi^A^ op ^ Sorraod) to lav
1^ S »f voAb af^att) ro htve
t "ftooé Stæk of Commoy
ditiet« ' dmf^t føt manse
%act i fmaa^^ to ovt rfttfck
your<tfi; (have tfifet Sor«
taol t^tbaac) ro be^ OQt of
Stock. (faft i Sortaob) to
purvcign*
Jormobe, CfMrc i UCpfte) to
betmyt blowonetif. C^øbO
to betrtyf dticover, deted*
ditclofc*
jorråatflfé » t Betiraying,
BtowiRf op. (S»bcn) Dif-
COV«riti|. (Ulpffe) • Mif
. chicff Deftrudion> Knin.
^ortAHØnei to rot, potrefy,
grow rotten« to corrnpt.
jortOAMtfUg p perifhable«
corraprible, tpt to rot.
JortAA^ncliøt^eb; Corr«p»i-
bility t Apcneff to con upt
or rot
JofTM^netfc f tCormption,
Føcrtfaaion« Potrefying.
Sorroabnelfc« 5eber, a po-
trid» mtlignatit Fever.
jorraatftCC« rotten, putrefied,
corruprtd.
jorr aataiftati« eOcr Kammer,
fl Storehoufe« Magasine.
iorriebCt/ aTraytor, Betraycr*
CDrtagcr) « Diicovf r«r«
.hood. Forfidiotiifiefkv Trta*
fon. (unr^SeiiøaicIerSaN
brcod«llM> Hightreafotti;
• Coni^iracy.'
S^tff^ttttftp trøachtrouf, M^
'* teroroiay pcrfidioQtt'falfe« Cfft
fRorb.e'4 an Aafafiii.
forrcrVéiWc^f « Trairrelk,
jorrornf e, (fotrceffei fbrffrcrtt
- leAfe<cO^*^wraiic>Nrprtio^
ftrain« overi^rain, ditlocaiii'^
a Limb« put it out of Joiofc
j tb liiitate. '
Sorrffitfe^* dlitocattdi
ftrained, ' ^
Overftraining 1 Laxaciom
jorragci (ftoae Ictn^tu «l ni
acftfiO to jf»t> ttick onu
bear oat» proje£(.
jortagen^t/ jorcing out* Qf^
SteltcO Antes«
forrang, Precedency, érTt*
king place before« Siip«rio*
ri ty, Preemtnence.
jorraff c# to ovértakc, furprifr
to come upon vnawareii to
take nåpping* to ftea) vpibn*
feize Qiiiwares upon«
SotvafSttt' fnrprifed, over*
tflken.
SorrafTtlO^, Snrprffd. '
j$orrfOen# oveTrtdden, fadede
foundered. Cf. t>tf) a fown-
dered Horfe.
forregner to misrfckon« tm
nii&take in RecKoning«
^orregiitng ,• a Misreckoatng«
jorreife, ro fp.^ni a j^reat Deal
of M ney wlth Travellir(»
jorrtntCf to rent» topay Uio
' or ln<-ereft for. '
5orrentnin9# rhe Paying of
Irerell, Renting.
$otvt(tt, the foreinoft« oot«>
ScrKeften, asfortheReft» for
the Reft, what remains« finabr
ly» C9 cohclude, befides»
Sor»
t» ) 055 ( ffl
rhcfirftDifii« ^orrig^ foroMr« fortgoisfé
PfffviIcgÉ. Frer«rence. tiatMåff Uge) taft Y^r^
\u^, B Afiefsi Occapt' . We^ ^ forrige Cttcf ) tok
MiH) Ofiicc? Chit^e,
2 xo bc eakch.«ji wicb
rfi becnq^lo^F'd in, bc
htve AfiiKirs« be in
§A&ion •rOccuptr
pah tnan ^t unltt
«f remingev tiUaU M)
AiFairs tUow mt^ (i
IJlg) opon Bnfimfi«
f to perfornir 'id» ae-
!, eflfed, disparch, £•
execute, pnt in EffiftA,
cntion, briiif ittbont.
Anir» Aftiofu Agen* - foroMf XloiMf . of Old*
b^editiooi« Errjnd. 5wrrt»|plv «• diminirhriOMttt,
!?f?5^^i^!*i*^"^ idipÆre*fcet»U,kcteniittt.
les(^,iibtfe.i:fov(icttt^ frr«
imrr^J toobfcurc, ofiiifcace»
ecelipfe* (Ui OHi) to ext^
ntiate^j(f. tpiéfgu) toMo*
or blamjrh one*« RepntaHon*
C&^nt) CO imbifeCoiMi (1b>
to diminiriik Ut An»dccirfidh^
S^rritrgelfe, Dimintition, t^
feningi Detretfing, Imj^tobiii
jng,
Surringe« , to diminifb » lik^
fen«
jorringet^ diminifhed, abac-
' ed.
lone. perfonnad or dis- ^ortive/' to rend • teir , tlrar
sd. C^tM tteneftCD^ into Fieces, to tatcer,. to
:iate. (ba9C meget at Uj ^ w««' ^ Tatter s,
re ititich Bofinefs npoo S^rro'^f # (foø &>iili giac
lands, be raken np with ^OXUu) to root, rake up»
Bafinefs, (etOefailliu 'S^trØør, to fmoke too nmtl^
QubfPabf iSren^e) to ^orrtiftf« tb mft, grow rtttty»
onan Ambasfage, Mes- * ro giithér Rnft.
or Errand. (flii Reb* S^l^ttfteTi rufty, mfted.
ml Okfatinger). to ex- c,^.^;-. : 1 • '^j ,
ane'sOrderll ((ItCni. 5orrffl^«oreniove. ^isplac«.
perfomi yonr Office, •rdisRjctteaThmg.pntoua
ofitsPlace, pvtitoutofc^-
der or into Confnfion^ . (et
tetn^ CO luxate, put ottcef
toinr«. Cttni CeiuepfeO' 9
oalké- fru (trace or confonnd
•ne'sDefigns, fopuconeronc
of his Aim, put him outof kia
Bias, dafh oDt of Count%^
nance, * (eeW ^OOCb) cji
put frric!*lnco an Ecdacy«
r yonrfelf with Riding, ^otvitftlféf Rwnoving, Dis-
Kff^ ro overri^e, jade, ptactng. (etBcin0^u''*'i<^<^*
ler fl Horfe. (ri^e forf Dislokation« (^OPC^Cté) ^m
:o rid« bator« %nu Sattacy«
' ior»
perforiD yonr
irge yonr Dnty, to ac-
ourfalf of yonr Office.
tt» perfbrmed, dispat-
. brougbt aboDt*
m, rentt torn, torn to
t\ tattcred, ragged*
1lbe^# thc Being in a
ed Condition,.
f (fig) «o tirc yonrfelf.
é
f o ' ) 056 ( <i
orinff t/ removcd« put out jof
its Place* (t |>0lieM) crack-
brained) nairbniiled«. foft-
pated, crazy« (mtlie Coitf
cepttr erc forrptce) my De-
figns are confo.unded« baolk
•d. C^ttti (QiØit^IøO wild;
. rogvirh) villainoust de*>
bauched* <fom tt Um^
Ittxated) put out of Joinr«
Soviaait, to Tole Shoes or
StockingSt furnifh them
I with Soles«
jorfaaliitø » , the Soling of
Shoes &c/
iS^r'fa« vi^t.,* a$ jfar as» fo
far as.
M^ict^t, (i en $oøu) the
Froncfeat. (et (øfl SoctO^H t
en Voøn) a Crick^c or 1g >fe
Seat in a Coach. CSorran4(L
éfntftt (3ar5c) the WtccJ^
. dency» thechiei, uppermoft
prcfide, have the Prece-
dcncy.
^Otfccnft, ro fink« fubmerfe.
put into W-'tir,
^ovioitf Purpore, Dcfi{?;n, Tn-
tenrion« Intenr. (fad) Rcfo-
lution. tull Piirpofc, Cwcb
g.) on Pnrpofc, t>ut of D.'-
H^n f defignedly « on fet
Purpofe.
jorf^Ug^ wiiful. propenA^'f,
dcri>;ned , premeiitated ,
de1ib^rated•
$otf^tligtn , forfatritgvit6f
wil'iiUy, pufofcy, åtiÅ'i
fiedly, delibcrateiy ,. advi-
. fcdiy.
Jorf«c[tg6eb# wi^u'nefs.
orforrniitg; (fpm^oafta» rO
an Anagram. (nBrammat.)
MetathefiR« (di ^ant) an
Engagement,
|orf«rte,(pantf<rf(()to pawn.
mertgage» dip, (^DøfiavcrJ
to «nigrttac
tcO «o tri
totrtnsfpo!^
transport,
jorfoge , (U
fainti-defpon
yoHr CoQrag
dishe^ttened
dejeft^d. (ft
to deny, refu
Sov\a§ti(e, a ]
iingi Renqiii
ing , Dcfpc
jorfaget^ deni
notmced«
Sorfagt, (mc
ing, defpaii
dishearcened
e»«l down, til
(øiPrefOtod
ten, dejetil, t
tinati) unde
(orbeiøt f.^
Ta.k. (giDe
to yrive une o
jorfa^tt^eb, D
i*ainthearted
S^r\al, an Anti
drawtngroon
Sot(alttf ro ov
much Salr in
j^rfantle, to )
gregite, gat
draw togethi
nicn) tocail
convokc. (jij
come getors
to meet. (
re fort in gret
jdrfamleti asfc
jotMamltngf
Cowgjcg^tioi
MecMo* Or (
ther r>Kcrng
Cro'vd, Pr^l
a Driiwirig R«
rerOanAttdic
f o , > 057 ( %6
§té') a Councit, ge-
sftfinbly of UivinvS.
)tnté, ®epuecrc6eO
I Conventicle (Sanb*
:cO »Dier. ro f Sol!)
Crowd. (af^iffop'
lynod. .
i|»^4g; 1 Meeting
gøfaf^ unAttdience*
r»
a Prelude.
f a Precenror, 4
iQtCtrhedrtl.Cøærc
»d the Choir.
;i io^icd) che mfl}or
;ion of a Syllogifm«
coo Ure«
Offerte) to provide
nifh«Drocnre,(tocki
rith. Cfig tiQ w rely
ro(t in*
cocrr« beour« tnis-
il« cooimic an Ovtr-
Errort do amiCf, (^tt
forfeet cn^nu) no-
ytc lefcundonef no-
; negle^led yec, no
ir is commicced sis
orfeel er forfpilt)
IC mahes ene a
by Overrighc one
: Game« (inbctl mait
10^ before yoa were
f ir. Cbun forfaac <tg
foanaerc Sruentiim
c mislooked herfelf«
an Error« MIsrake«
ir« Blnnder«' Slip,
cn ØtO»SO itwasa
verftghr«
'forfoneO pfovidcd
to (tal« pnc tht Seal
m 9 confirm wich a
Soritf^itt, fealed, faftened Wicti
a SeaU
^^orfeøHitg/ S^salmg;.
jprfcit^e, C39Are) m fend,
convey away,forward6oods>
.:dispårCh them«
5^rfettte(féMc Sending, Coh«-
véying away ofGoo^s.
jorfloe^ tbe Fricifig, FronciV
piece, Forefidc, Fronr*
Sov fISøAae, to fncceed, ad-
vance, go dn, .gd forward*
. Ct><0 to P'-orpef ,thrivc,<*omc
to a good Islpe. hivea good
Saccefs. C(tnbef!g, fcOto
happen, rall out«
Sov (ig trtve^ C»«« >e|l?i(rf«t
øet) CO be btify« eiiiploy*d»
taken np with. C^9f forøeb
fid) to have beforc yonrfelf*
Cb}>tm mmv % 3 ^at fot
Cbcr?. whom do you think
V'-M fpeak to?
Sov (tg fclv/ privatdy, parti-
cnlarly« feparafcly, apart,
on one*S own Acconnr« a-
fide. Cfom tt for fla ff fO fo-
litary. (f«We for (Jd fdO to
fer apart. 0«^ for (la fffO
to fpeak by yourfelf. (gaoc
for (ig fc(o) to go ro the
Houfe of Office, co do yoar
Needs*
jor(lgtig# pfovident, éatiriotiSft
circamfpei^, prddent« heed«
fu^
5or(!gtjgeft/ prndently« cir-
cumfpe£liy« provtdenrly &c«
5^'flgtig^e^# Pmdence, Cir-
cumfpeilion, CaDcionsnefSf
Heedfalnefj, ConHderated«
nefs, Foreoaf^« C^dnMe mc^
Sorfiatidbeb/ to aa wich Cir-
cumfpeåion«
S^rflPtf/ Cforwffej) to asfure.
aicercain« certify« affirm«
rtiake fure of. (bcottne) to
proreft.(et(øfi^ ^UuO to
mfore a Ship, a Houfe« ((ig
8t tm
é
%9 ) 158 ( 9*
MlltOi^t') to flsfureyddrreif,
fcjctire yoqffelf* bc fnte of»
(09 eené Vtrreil) tb fécnre,
•rreft« feize a Perfon, inake
fure ofhim,f ake hold df him*
jorftfrer/ (Af VarO ^^ in*
fu-er.
Sovfifvtt§ tsfnred* iscertaln*
ei.
^rfifriitøf Asfurance, A$-
^ercairjng) Ascercaindieht«
(iéorgett) a Sttrerv« Seciiri-
tv, PledK€» (pad (BoHi
Éitih tcO Infurance. ff r{»t«
fig) a Bon.L (JonO Paw-*
S^vfifvin^* tonoiVf an
Inruiance-dfticc.
jorfll^i^ingf Coitcr<ict# Police
of Infurtjpce.
5orjWpiiig» Penge etter Pre#
mU/ Infurance« (r«tninm»
^or (tlbef too lacei
Jor(!nf 6 to kecp, tarry, re*
tard, ftay, makc one ftay*
decain him. (tneb @naH to
tmtife, kccp a Bay. (fig; to
tarry* ftaVf dally, loircr,
linger. (feibenp to del.iy,
prolong or fpin Ottc cht
Time.
iorHnttiUt a Itotarding, Tar-
rytngt Delaying, Staying*
.5or(infctf rctaided.ftaid, de-
tained«
Sovfltaantp to fpare, ejccmpr*
frec i discharge, filvt, cfis-
penfe wich , excufe«
5or(f aartflfe/ Exemption. Im-
muniry, Privilege, Dispen-
facion.
jorffaanetf fpated, e«mpt-
ed, freed.
iovft<taVtnt curtalled, muti*
lated , cut too fhort*
$Oti(åfftfto procure. furniTh,
provide- fopply. (tl<|^ toac-
^iiirti getorfupplyyotttftlf
With« CftøSteft<
diawChapmen c
Sotiiafftt, a Pi-fl
veyor , ProCorc
S^tftafft^^ farni
cured,
Providing. Forr
p^yfn^.
Sov &am9 dfyl
ftie*s SaKe.
SorfFanbfeiaParap
men'.
^ri!fan^fe^ v.toii
city, mound, or
to intrench, fen^
yourfelfk
^orfFan^fttitigi a
Di.nc.Intrenchin
ot Brca!^w»^rk« \
fncht Or Shonlf
ur Cpvert in F
(mcb iPaStfaDer
aPalar.ka or a P
rification, made
Palei or Srakca,
jorfFe; to fpy , fe
entjuire inro. (i
ftignte, f..arch
about, g(t Infri]
to examine, (cf(
vefligate, di ve,
hetrace into, fei
5oirffi<el, f. 5orfri
Sot Sfimmt, f. 5^
jorfFiatre/tocut,ci
disfe^l, cantle.
beroet) to (^oil
out, to cut fca;
fhorr.(i(Oc)toht
butchar yoar Mi
Sovificcvtt, a Carv
Sovffictttvfniv , i
knite,
SovfficttinUi Cutt
ing.
9» ; ) ^9 ( %o
'\
Diftinc-
irficy» Diftance«
npcodtlbngiiith*
diffinrctice, make
«. (tar er tsoat
Mrft(f}icisin(en-
snc»eke DilTerehct
e or htrdhr per*
ff^theraisaDiffa«
ten Man and Man*
iflTcranr* fnndryrt
rcralt odd» yari'«
»Ulgp diffanngt
Sentimarua« (pa*
\) todilTenc. dis-
>f a contrary Sen?
»ffficBiae aftcniø«
tcy or Variety of
CpriPieSiae Ooim
fimet*
dtflTerently) va-
veralhr«
>, Dif{crance» Di-
riety*
injcftf jokinely.
to lofe* fortet t«
)cglea« (f{n@0«
gle^lyonrSalva-
»ne*sCrcdic,niake
nc« to be che fola
Odf' Misfor tune«
loilf forfeited«
WfDonldy» to vi«
lonidy« vinewed«
Mooldlnars, Vi-
• cmbenifh^beflu-
• fetoff, grace.
karcli« Inqairy#
. Scekins afcer.
SøvfiotpninSi U 6ror|»e«
SorfPratffe/ totarrify, frifhc»
fcare, amaze« fhrrlc> flrun»
dannci bngbear ona, put him
inFrfght. MaseérParplaxi-
ry, to dlafm*
5oi1fr<tfFtIi^ dreadfiil, hor-
rible* terrible* f^i^hcfnU.
horridt dlsmal« hideoQt«
ghaftly. (nalmittHXii) ftran^
ge, marvallons, ihipandotia»
CnmaoHIig HeO uninanfe*
va(h
Sotffvctfftlifm i drtadfnlly«
horribly &c,
5orffr(ieVMiø6eb# Drwidfiil-
nefs* AbominaDlenefi*
SotfttxffMt, Fright* Fear,
Uraady Horron Cohfterna-
nation, Aftohifhment*
Sovfltcafet, affrighted, terri-
iied, alarmed« (bii^t fO to
be aflTrighted, take Alarnu
SotVvtvtth ordercd, wrkten
for* C^Q bar forffrc»tn |!ø
tit) he has obliged himfelf by
Writing.
jor(frive# (Stm SBatt) tø or*
der.writc for, order by Writ-
ing. (een) to fend oneaCall«
ing by Letters, (fiatihfou
hinbtmtil ffriotltø;to bind«
oblige yotirfelf by Wriring«
give your Bond or Note« CUH
til Ot ftetafO to give yoor
Note tinder yonr Hånd for
Payraent*
Sovféyivt ft^f (fiti9t'Uit)t9
writewrong, to miswrite*
Sotfftivt, (jftiH for) f. iovtå
(frive*
jorff rtvelfe , CSorfFrivtiina)
a Miswriting, an Error ot
the Pen, -an Ovarfight in
Writing« " »
Sovfitivninf^ C&dati^8Pri»e)
a Bond, a Note nnder yonr
Hånd an 8eaU CVoreO ^^^
a Or- ^
) a«o { i t
Tonjne. (^
Nt forfiner o
ty conccrninj
^rffi^l^tf deni
ved (gtcnøu
Orderap-^lBofds (from
abrcH).
jorfTrivt, (Ortre) aprefcrips
Rercription, Ordcr. (aCfrif
i^e efter)« Copy*,(cn 8«geO
5orffiib#,thc Advance. th< ^orff^lbntng /
A Ivancmg of Money, the Compenlatior
. Pay mg ot Money .n Hånd j^pjl^/^ (;jj5
^'. ''•^S'!r w'^- ^^l'^^?*' impafsaiayi
ment. ((iwre «0 ^o advancc ^^j^^ J^j^y ^,
' Money ro one. ^ «^f n<,<jei (iLåat
aorfm^tf (ruineret oet 6f ub) J^^'Pf 1?' CPfa«
^ bettered, disabl.d. ^ 'i:^"*^*' >
SorffttDt, (Wommet forub) theBuancfs,
.dvdnced, paid hefore^Hand 5^'^Q^^*^', ^^"'
(forfofteO reprobatcd, re- fionlitbe (Ig, te
Jiaed. fpcnd yonrfeli
caft, throw or flingaThing ^1 Working.
away, ro refufe, deny.repro- i^t^tK^t Propo
bate« (fordflte) to disdain, PropoArion, C
fcorn. CffoO ^** aborainate, tion. (fil et .(
deteft. (fin ftuftruc) to re- fentation. (ad
pudiatetdivciice or put away propofe, make
yoiir Wifc. (giøre SorlFub af Motion.
9)en<ie) to advmce Money Sorjlagi (jtleffe
to one, ftirnifh or fupplv fciency, what i
himwi'h Money, (et95arn) Compefency. (
todisinhcriraChild, toUave i) to fnfficc, b
it to the wide World. (f. jcrtlagm^ fubll
Opffl5&OfcmSU(|(erOflJttUl»f) ^ crafty, fly.
ro wnrte by 1 hi O'injr,
5orff^^elfe/ a Rejcdli'^n, Re-
p! obaii'n. (en t)utlru(0 «
Repndiation, Divorcc,
Jor SPtl^* becaufe of tbat*
for ihisReaf(jn, or this Ac-
count, (for btn Sfolb) for joi'flibninø, che
thy Sake. ot a Thing.
Sorff^l^e, (forttenO to merit, ^orflt^t| wafted,
daferve, deinerit. (aten<|if(^ ^^rjltnteiro iupke *
be) to rcmuncrate, confider* (forflimet SXail
rccompt nfe* rcqwire,reward. Stomach.
(De b<3it)e forfFoI^t bet for ^orfmaacr todefp
bereé ©fabbct) they fnffer fcorn, flight, d
for the Lavif hmcnt of their fnfe» rejca«
j^rilaøen^e^, Su
ningnefSf Cra
nefs.
j«rfli^^ to waftt.
out or off (b^
$iaUer) to wea
^0 ) 261 ( $0
i»tflaaaitf dcfpiTed, cfiidain-
ed. Oightcd &c«
SorfnorOeiig« dis'fainfnK
Ceornfol, vile, (fommcliøj)
fhamefnl, ignominious.
SorfHidr5€iågeit# ditdainfull^,
fctrnmllv, conremptibly.
Sfi>':{$ut^tl(t9 Mocking, Dis-
dtin» Concempr.
SocfhiKgte^ to lanj^aifh, fainr*
ia-Dt sway« pine away* (af
6i!t# %9vi2 CO ftarvewuh
Hingcr or Thirft«
JMucffclfr^ a Langaifhing«
laagnifhmenr« Fainrin^«
igtftut^ a Forerafte« Preliba«
^oll9 Anccpaft.
joriiiiiIre# to crnm« cmoH
b'e,
SorftitlbCy to overreach« cir*
cBtPVJiir, chear« guU.
imont, (rom Gonger) ^o ex«
Diaet* atone for your Sns«
tformiO^i forltøO to ain
peafe* pi opiciJte, rtconciIt>
rennice. (Øø mth ^inatlbtu)
to makt yonr Peace wich ont
another* be reconcilcd«
jorfMItiibf # expiatoryi propi^
tiacory,
jorfbnCTf. a Reconciler«
Sorfonet/ expiated, aconed
for.
forfMiifiar Expiarion* Atone-
menc* Propiciation« (Sor(i«
|C{fe^ RecoAcilation* Re«
Bcwal of Friendf hip,
SMrfoningomibbel/ Cr^m Som
kri) Expiarion^CS« gotltiøp
Accommodation* Recjnci-
liation,
Jorrotttn^ooffteri a propitiaco-
ry Sflcrifice.
SMfonUøi expiable, exonble,
[ rcconcileable* eafy to be re-
conc led,
> lorfonligbe^/ Reconcileable-
ncff, Di^poficion to rencw
Tritndfhip«
jorforøi Providencei provL«
dent or provMencial Care»
Cares - raking, Provi(ion»
Forecjll, Precaution, Qbatt
8* fornoøcO to take provi*
dent Care for*
jorfoveilg, to overfleep yonr-
felf,
jorfø^e, to Tweeden« mako
fweec, di-.icify, dalcoratCt
CUtibtt, forini(be) to niti*
g ire, asfqage^ cafe« alleviace*
a!lay,
jorfø^e(fe/ a Sweet^ning« DqI-
cpration«
jorf^g. a EfTjy, Attempr*
Prooff Experiment, Trial,
Probation« (^idtt tt 3« itlcD)
tomakea Triai of.C^Cterfua
et 80 it is butTryin^, ftct
f ommer an paa et 8 ) it is but
i Trial , thc Trial is all*
5ovfØgCi (prOK) to esfav, try,
atreinpt« experiment, Cvooc)
'to hazard, venture, Qatit
tnucdør SAiMcrp to attempt
al: Mcan» pofible, leave no
Stoneunturned CU^^»^^^
me ud tblonlt SolO to try
your Forrane. (oai mAO tt
fitttt til noøeO to try vour
Abiliries, (flØ « X^<ø) <^
try thQ Chanc« of War , f
take vp the Tråde of a
Soldier, (ffø t nodtt) to
exercife, try your Skill in
fomethin?. ((dll cr fotfeøC
i ©crbenj hc is wcU prac-
ticed,excrcifed,expericnccd»
verfed, or IkiHed in the
common Courfe of the
World, he h^s got Expe-
rienceof rhecommonCoorfe
of the WrrW. (f. flit) to
Icavc noching nnclfay'd,
Jorf^ger / ^n Atremptisrf En-
dcavonrcr.
Sorfégt/ (erfaren) well vcr-
fcd, exercifcd, pi a^' fed.
i
5o ) a^ ( %9
' txperienced, verftd er ikiN jorfpittt^f Cfpcaåi
Itd, overftreccniBd . oi
5Mrf#t9ef to filvert do over or bent too mach,
lav over with ^iIverT pot to the Coflc)i
5orwvet# filvered* done over jorfpiienbninfff C
wicti Silver« tng, Overflbrtini
Sorf^lvingf Silvering.a Doing $offvctvvtf to bar,
over with Silver« block or fhnc ti
^rf^wmef to neffle£l, preter- jorfporrrec # btrre
Siir« flight« mils* lofeorflip up.
a Thing. (ffg/ forføtnme en jorfponrring, Barri
gobtcingt^cOtoflip« let flip ing or Shotting i
• ffiii Opportuniry.(bccernir jorfpaitb/ tSetof
tnretQ all Things are fafe dra% a Coach).
ilili. CSreitdcn er fotføtnO f iftct imd poa cti
che Bov is negleded or has layst frefh Hori
wantecf a good Tutor, (for« jorfpaitbe 33otl^/
{ém ei SiDcn) take Time, obliced to do hi
whtle Time ferves. Day^s Work wil
jorf^mmelig/ ne^le^ful, ne« Horfe^
gligent, rtraiis, ctrelers, 3^rfpAnbe-i$efle#
heedlefs. fes, Refaysi ftad
jorf^mmelige it , negligently» 5^^^^^'^ ^^^ Preln^
carelcfsly, fupincly ble.
jJotf^rnmeligbeD, NegUaful- jorfVil^Cy to lav
nefs, Reinilsnefs« Carelefs« wfRe, daftroy«
ncfs. £t)ffe) to mm
j^rfØm«elfe«Ne(rHgence. tune.
Neglea • Abfence * of ^rfpÉt^t^ wafted*.
ThoDghrs« SorfpiOe/ to play
S^tf^mtf negle^ed, flighted. by Gamiiig.
5^rf#rge^to providefor,make ^^rfpifr fig^ to c
Prnvifion for, take Care of» clog your ftomac)
fopply, furnifh. (untettoli j^rfpøg, (Oroea)
9tJ to mtlintain, fupport. ^ :^i. mPr^Ca^* €
CbOlbe WMlflO toconftrve. ' J^«; •^'^^'^X*' ^
^orftrgcr, aMamtainer, Pre- ^ .*
fervcr. S^tfpØgfi to omn
Sorf^rgelftf Provifion, pro- ^*"^*
^ vident Care, Providing for. jorft)^rge fig, to
5orfp«iibt/fpapnte for fframt) 2"'" »««»; ,?'«*=
to bend. ftretch or ftrain too ^^^^ vourfelff bo
inuch,tooverftretchorover- ^^ Enquiry af«
ftrain. fot mcgct) to aft
5orfp«iibe,CO<(fefoKngjoan) 5orfpørgfd, an En
to puttheHorfestoorinthe mand.
Coach, (fjtftt for »JIo»cn)co 5«pfP«^««g«/ ^ ®ve
foke the Horfes to the ftuff too mi^h.
loogh» clog* fiirfeit you
fjo ) a^s ( ^0
-.,. - J« • Ru naing before.
an Anricipadon Start, CfA^^
førfprisgec for cco^o gec the
Sart of one« to anticipate
hiuu
Jor(lAae# OnM'cO to under-
ftiindf compr^nend« c<»n-
ccivt,ipprchend or perceive«
(m»c# fttnne# fbcftaac ffø
•M) to know* underftand«
lui?e aSkill, be ikilled in a
ScKfic«« (forflaac Øg poa
Me^ to anderftand Uorfes*
(tøtté foae at »t^O (» he«r,
learn« p<?rceive, jtep ^foeicé«
|er acqvainted« Uomicdftar
htftaatibtt)^^^ n«ard or UP-
dtri^ood. C^n fotffaacr (t^
IM (Cr««a3 he is vtry good
atit. has tj(ood Genius cliit
^•7« Cm mftaatx miø if fe
tcrpaa]) ir is a Thing oocof
IDjr W y, I cannot t«U what
te make of it, (ttOtbt for«
tlaxt btt) 10 explaim ex*
poiind « inrerpret a Word*
KDow-fhe Interpretation pf
lU Ct^inonben^to nnderftand
one another. have |i fecree In-
tel ligence wirh> tb' plav
Booiy, joggle. (øm OtfO
10 fignify, inrimate, hint*
give toonderftand* acqnaint
one wirh • mak« known to.
ftct f. fidP« il tobe unrfer-'
itQod or (uppoftd* (bttorlfi
Ué 9ai ita U Ml) whatis
the Meaning of it? Cjbtt tt
•tfOth«»sto fay. Cf.atJ
ItHttt mtø bit tgien) upon
Condition or provfded* that
your render it me flgain«.
(f€t hrftaatt jeg tu bu til
Ka et hibt af at f!aO ' don't
•pproveoforconienttoir« I
don'r agree to it. (lob Oé ret
f. (ocraobrO ^^ ns igree
upon plain Terms* we mnft
clear our Bargain« y^t mafb
tftnov« all oottbtfnl Met^
ninjr^ (ICbt fifl f mtV) tog ivtt
a Hinttto fimt>ro urter.Coem«
tneltø f. (la m<5 (Eontroparir
ten) to prevaricare^ Cf^tø
ftdae fom et j^attt) to lie
unredeeroed.
jorflaaf liø^ int<lligible,clear»
diftin^, pfain> articulatet
perfpicabos.
^orflaaeligeii/intelligibly, di*
ftinftiy.
SotftaatU^iib i InteUigible«
nefs* Clearneri* Perfpicui«
jorflaaeKfei Incelligenet, Un«
derftanding i Correfpop-
dence« Harmony* Accord«
( bemmelid ) Confpiration,
Plot. (me5 (^oqtraparten)
• Prevarication. (lo»e i ØOD
8« mtb een) ro live in good
Vndei fUnaing or Harmonj
witb one.
jorflaact/ underftood ^c, ,
Sotftaalt, to deel, tenaptr wivh
Steel«
iprftaaletf ftceled^ .
orflaOf a Subnrb.
orjiixrFe, to inforce, ftrength«
en* fortify * make ilron^
CO r^inforcf* to rccruit, ((i^
to gather Strength* grow
ftronger.
, jorftøetMngi theStrcngthefi*
in^Supp!y> Rcinforcem,entf
^ Support, Recruiring.
jorftÆpni r. ^c^rilcvn.
Sorflaitb, Undecftaiiding, In-
telle^* Inte1Ic([luals, intel-
leaual Parts, Wlt. C?5e»
øreb) Conception. Cøobna«
tn«ltflf.)Mother-Wit, cora-
mon$enle«good Under(lf>nd-
ing, Capaciry, Brajn, Judg-
ment* witty-Min^I, faga-
ciousSpirit. CSorSan^^ man
tager et Ovb i) «" Accepta-
tion, (^Rcen^n^) the Senfff,
Meaning« Sentinient, Signi-
fic^tiofv (bet øaoer ooer mi9
80
io ) a<J4 < ^0
(^ ItUbeybnd tfieReacYi of
. my Under (tand ipg orBrain«
O*^ 8*) • ''^g*'* Jurlgment.
(gctgODu^nefsofwTt. (jeg
Ian iftc faac nogen 8. (^craQ
it is iTieerN6nrenfe,r()ao (at
, itfe faaet (en rette $• beraf)
|ic hus pur t wrong Interpre-
tfcion orConllruaion upon
!c. C^aatfxa9.^ rolofeyoar
Wiit. Cv^crefjraSO to bebe*
fiiesyourfelfi beoacofyour
v^its. (betteer ben rette 8. af
ftette 6tof fO ^ hi$ is che true
Senf« nf chac Pisfig;e«
'3dP(t<^nber# an Overfecr, Sur-
V-yor, Infpc£lor, Int«ndanr»
Snperinreiid^nc. (foretCo^
legiO^ aHeaii, Prefidenc ofa
College, ('or en SiMO *«
Eldcr or Lay-eHtr of a
Curch. (8<SttiøeO »n Over-
feer of thc Poor,
^orflanOtrfFab/ an AJmini-
(Irarinn, Infpc^toni Snper*
tntendancy,
jorftanbig p under fttnding,
knowing« wife, prodenc« (a-
ga(;iouSi judiciou5, raptble,
-discreec« advifed«
5^ftan^igenirationally, wife^
ly« judiciously, 'discreccly9
advifedly«
jorflanbig^eb , Senflbtliryi
Prudcnce, Wisdom, Discre*«
tt'on. Advifednefs*
Søtfkavnt iheProw, theFore-
parc of a Sh'p.
forflegef to roafl roo mDch«
otiHtmmtt to pqc out of Tune»
CO uncune«
jorftemt,uncnned,olic offunt)
disfonant« discordanr*
^orflemmelfei the Untuning,
Disronance> Disharmony of
tht Srrings of a mufical In-
ftruinent.
jorfleenei to petrifyt tnrn ineo
Sotftttntlig, that
ned into S tone«
jotftcening, Petri
trify!ng%Turnin
^orftigeflg, toclii
(iSmbetinøcr) t
yoarfelf«
S^tftxfU, to liic
abfcond, (fij) n
' ceal yourfelftco a
or Iktilk«
jorftiPifingf Con
SortbDeflgr to fe:
ble« disgaife yc
Sorfrillelfe, Di
O i liga I fe« Wetci
Colour,
Sorftiner/feigned,
iovftofUf CO obd
harden.
SorftofftUt, <
Hardeningf Ob
jorftolfeti obdo
Sov\\oiptt, thc J
jordopnino/ tlie I
ed up, (QMn5f<
cion» Conftipat
Sotftojfipt, CO (iop
obltrtia. WpU
pace, bind,
^orftoppelfe, th
Scoppage, Opp
»ete) Conftipati
nefsObftrndion
(af @nuc) tht !
theNofeby aRh
toret^^'nSiufrucai
ing. CUrmcnO'
5or(ldppenbe# coft
tive« ftypcic» o
jorfloppet/ ftoppe
(fem imt) conf
jorfløbe; to caft <
offt to drivf hin
%o ) 265 ( 5d
pd him. (Øn ^ffrtic) eo re*
padiate your Wife. (fra ftt
ØCed^ CO displace, remove
from irs Place. (ftøbc f orbe?«
Hf} to broife«
piidi.acion«
JoTf#Ot/ c«ft oarorofT, fhat
oif, Cfo'f U^O i^cpuditted,
' Ot« fir @tC^) displaced.
ioftént, Ciiått (rørre) to
wgnify« aggrandtze,amp]i-
fy, exaggerice, aggravsre«
Sttitøtttift, Magnifying, Ag-
grtndizing, Auginenutiony
Eta^geration*
jor(l#rrclfcfglaa, aMagnify*
ifiggfafst a Microfcope,
StxftØVtp to redacc'co Doft«
jor(hr4fffef (f9tr(rn(c) to
tbain, fprain, put oat of
Joint« dUlocate« Inxate,
i9vfttxfft, CMberve »el
6tratfiitnø)to fpoilScaflfby
, ftrcrchiBg it too mnch* to
' overihttch it*
i^tfttctfftp (for|P9be VenøO
to tdvance Money to one«
fbrnifh or fapply him wich
it.
Sorfhrorfiattøf (md Vtn^c)
tn Advancet a Furnifhing
or Snpplying with Money«
Sor#r«ffiiiig# Caf 9cO a
Sprain*. uiftlocacidn«
SorfhTff r»iii9 f (f?orter»e!fe
Kl Strafniøø) a Over-
fttctching« a Scrt tching too
mach.
joritrAfi/ Cmcb VenaO .^^''
vanced, fnrnif hedi fopplied,
i^tfttaftf (Stm femmer)
(urainedt dislocated. (fotti
^t) ovcrftretched.
SorftranO^ Sea-or River^Side*
Sea-Shore, Shore or Strand.
jorftran^ø Kety the Admiral-
ty of a Coaft, thc Law of
wreck and Salvagt«
S^tlftntt an Entry, Porclh
Antichambar«
SorfUmpcfr corcailed, maim-
ed.
S^ft^fUf thc Forepart of a
Thing. (p«a en WlO <he
Fronr of a Waidceat..
jorfhfrre, Cfomroelige) tb
tronbic, interrnpc, diftiirb*
di«<|Qier, (Øldden) to diRbrb
one's Joy. (en @«m(aU) n>
tronble aConverfanoii«(|be9
Ifføge) toderooiifht fubverr«
deftroy, raze,.lay wal^ (jm
6(ab} to dcmolifh, raffc ti
Cicy« (een i fin ^e) to in-
tayrapc ont. .'
So r flif rr cUg^ what mav be a^
ftfvdcd pr dellroy'd«
jor^nrcifer Troublc» Inter-
rnption, Disquiec« Uiftur-^
bance. (Økletodøelfe) Demo«
lition>DelUu^ion,Everrioht
Subverfion.
^orfltrrenbe/ deftmdive.
^oriltrrer, an interrapter.
Perrur bator, Difturber«(Q^«
Iclorøøer) Damolifher, Df
ftroycr.
jorfttrret, Cfor»trreO tron*
bled, diftorbed. Cfblla^Q
fnbverted, demoliihed.
Sorfnppetf (forbruKen) cra-
pulonSt drnnken^ incempa*
rate.
Sotinfttf. to fngar, fweetan
wich Sngar« (fofføle) (O
fweeten , .aflfuage,
jorftiUen , hunger - ftarved ;
ftarved, famifhed« fharpiat
with Hunger«
Sot^væxgt, to abjure, for-
fwear9 renounce by Oatb«
deny. (jfg) to perjure, for^
fwear yourtelf* be forfworn.
Sorfvoergen , (lorfoa^rgelfe)
Abjuration , Forfwearingi
(ØlCCnClertc) a Perjury.
\ Å
^0 ) a66 ( %9
$OffifttC[nf ' an »Abj^rtr.
(»ttcfne^cO • Pcrjurer,
jorfbatr a uefenc«, Protec-
tion, Guflrdf Pa- ronage, or
Shelter. (fer Slttttn) a Plet,
the Plca'i'ng oia Caufe«
5or(var# (gorfwrcO « De-
fendert ProtedJor, Asferrer«
Patrom Advociire,Apologi(h
A^rflE^AtCf CO defend, mtir.tain,
pacrocinate, proteél counce-
- nance • to (hnd in.Defence
foTi to ftand «p for,
'^•rfk^iiren^e^ defenfivc, tpo*
logttic*
åotfvavtt, f. 5*»M^
jlørfiNiref/ detendcdi miin-
rained &c»
^or(i7arMg# joft» foflicient»
txcarable;w^r rantablt« malnr
taintble.
S^tfc^tl^^p \Ielcncelefa, nn-
* armtd, nngttarded«
j#i:fvar»forbun^f e defenfive
Alliance,
Sctfvanftig, t defenfive
Mrar«
^orfvaramibbel; a Preferva-
tivc.
SøTfvavtWviftt an Apology or
• Writing in your own De-
fence«
jorfvaraftan^i Pofture ofDe-
fence,
S^ivAVttalt, an apologetical
• Oration,
jor(b<;r»vaaben , dafenfi ve
Wcavons,
Sctfvtttit finged, parched,
fcorcched or adaftcd.
^CfVP^itf to fing* or tprn (light*
ly, to fcurrch,
^orfvin^C/ to di^appear, eva-
nifh, vanifh «w.w» bc loft
to View,((om Iibcn)". flidc,
flip auay. (foin ^Ciic^t) to bc
fpcnc. U\ril hed. (Miue ma«
f Cr^ CO grow Uan» £ill away«
^orf^nsbelflTf Diaap
^orO^ireC; crapnloua,
(ick wich Intempei
^orfpoveii/ flbj uredt i
(mcentøorfn^ perji
Sovimtntftn, diaappe
t«' 'he Vicw.
^ovf^r, Providence.
feelfe^ ForafighN (
fe^ PiOvifion» S
w]th Ntcefla iet,
jotf^nbe ftQi to fin
r^eapaf.'. *
Soti^tf CO provide •
furnillK proci»re,ftc
fupply himwiclu (
•ianO CO fupply V
ttfiaU, to viétaal
ccn mth Alatu) co
in Clothet, furnifh
theni» ,
ovf^nttt a Provider
Oti^ilit, provided*
ed wi'h &c«
^^rf^nlijr^Provifion,:
ing. (mtb Ip^ocl
Viwiualling.
Sovfynino, cartful, fa
heedtul, favin^,
thrifty frngal,
jorf^nliøen^ inaring
gt'ily, with -Econou
jorf^nlfgbebf Ca«
H^K^iulhtiåt Spar
Economy.
3ort^ (^actig, iaftii) \
fwifrly.nimb]y,fpeed
f»l^crc) fiirthcr on
on*ard. (et@roffe
a contmual Courfe,
Sovtt inrerj. come on i
come along, comea
go, ger yon gont.
Sovtabe, ro lofe, fo!
futter the Lofs. Wan
fencc of a Thin^,
^orrabflff, Forfciton
Perdiriun, Damnatio
brr 9itti 00 (Sobfc
b<lfO undcf Penalni
^0 ) <3l€7 ( 5o
féiting or lofing ene*s Ho
noar iind £ftflce«
jortftbetf to he lo(^> to pe*
rifh.
jorTAbf/ loft, perifherf. (hu
fortfcl^ dtsmayM, aftonifh-
ed*
Sorc«Øe# totell, rehte, re-
liefrfe« (}å^ affe Omftcen*
liKCdcO ^ parcieuUrize.
(iirr«l[e C^entoO '<> <«il
Srories«
SMt«Be# Offire fctO to tell
ifflifs* to-faiU be mitcaken
m TeUing.
Jprtffleffe# T. jortitaittø,
jorc«IIerr aRejater, Teller,
hit thac relates pc tell« a
Story,
Sonorfltnø, j^rrotliiinøf Re-
latinn , Report , Acconnt*
Recical* Narr^cion* Narra-
tive,
l^nctViin^Wiaatt 9 Way of
relatingt or celling a Story«
jMrtae»^er# Foreteech«
5ort«nfe#ro rafped, mistrnflt
tcar. (eoøC iCde op) to take
iU or amifs, w)iat one does,
b« disgnfled« displcafed or
oflended with it, to blame
him for it»
SortamVeCtø/ furpaafiil, dis-
truftfiil« fofpicxons* jeal-
Sert«iifeCf€# Snfpicion, Jeal-
onfy, Diitrnft.
Sort««fr# fafpeded, diflra-
fted«
j[ort«re# to confnmc, eat up,
wafte, fpend. (forobc) to
disfipate, wafte. CfluøO '<*•
devonr. (forf(rre fom j(5>
to confnme. (^fom GfCCbt«
9anb) to corrode.
jortorrelfe/ jortcering^
Conromption t Wafting of
Commodittef« (for SftaltCf
rne 00 Coreorrtiiø) for a
Niglit's Lodging and Vic-
tual:. Cof 9(c£bcoaii0
Corrofion.
Sortcerentc , confiiming > de*
vouring« Cfotn 6f«cbebiiob>
cof rofive. (fom tcogcbom)
ah for bent.
jonotreri a ConfuQier, Walter«
jorcccretf confomed, devont«
ed, waded.
jort<cHii8* f« jorticrclf^^
fortag # the Qouft-Cvés ». %
Penthoofe«
^Otr^lfy f. a Prefiice,PréaaBle»
preUroinary DiscooKe« Fto-
jorc^le, (ta(e ifbe om) to c«r .
lumnUte, (lander* backbitOb
af^erfe, traduce or derraft
one, fpeak evil or decry«
wound, blemifh« obfcur^
or bhft one'i Repntation«
to oaft an Afperfion or Bier
roifh qpon one's Honour«
jorraCfr (ta(c for en anben) t»
recomnicnd onc» 'intercede *
for him,
Sortaler, (QSaøtateO CalnoK
niator, Slanderer, Backbi^
ter , falfe Arpcrfcr,
jortaletf (fom caUv etOrI
for en anben) an Intercet*
for.
5orta[e(i9# to flip with yoor
TongQe, fpeak a Word a^
mifs«
jorratt; (af fbrtcrSe) told,
related,
jortanbi an Incifory« inci*
five Tooth,
5^rt^rive, to drive, put for-
ward« pufh on, (fin f)^tH%)
to fpur a Horfc. (foriOflO)
to cnafc away.
gorreøne f to not«» mark, r^
gifter, taWe tr record fop[i^ ^
.tbing> ^^
9o ) a^9 ( §0
Mnp ((»erCtiiøfof fig)to jortie^ to conctiL
f)[»eciry or particaJarize* or feer et » fappi
S^Mncfftf a Specificariom over in Silcncc. (
Defignation, Particulari- to omir. fnpprei
«ing! (pOtt «Wr !fO « 5ortic(fc, Conccal
fjatc) an Invoicc. (opcr Sovt]tnt, (forffoft
OoPO Ai^ Inventory
Sottiaxt , '0>^m ttV) to con-
tinnc» perfeveret perfift, go
oni procetd. rrdfc fort) to
€onnnut» ftt lortli on your
ionrney* forward ir, travel
irther, (faot trcroaoiiip
to advance, go forward,
Cnteb ttoøcf^ to porfbe,
proceed witn,
jortfarelfe/ 3^tfatett# C«
nogcO Continaation, Ferfe-
vtrance.
jJ^rtfATCiit^e / continuing ,
perfeveringt proceeding.
•cl for fiø) to advance, Inc-
cetd, make Frografs, go
•n or forward , to ba for-
ward • pi oceed,
^ortgangf f rogrefs, Sacceff,
Sj^ed, Forwardnefs, Ad-
Vancement.
SbrtølibCf to glide along,
get forward by gliding,
Jor^ielpe, (een at unDAoe) to
ftirther, oid, help or asfifl
•ne to cfcfloe« (^cn i (ttl 9)et
eg Slocrinø) ro proin<ite or
forther one in his Way w
in gecting his Livellhoo(^
^ttjaøt 9 to chafe away«
jer Ctben^ bcfore the due
Tima, nntimely, prcpo«
fteroaiYy«
rit, deferve, deme
deryourfelfwjbrtl
thing. (ban (ar i
af ilt S^prenaUii
ferved weJl of hij
he obliged it, he
good Torn, (©,
pocroO to gain»
carn» acqaira,
to eflfn your fireår
Livelihood« (^5ai
rienc Ur 9rø5 (oc
DCrtr) he can live
Ground in che Wo
ae) to earn Mon
f oriuner en iKblr. c
he earns or gets 4
a Day. (Orr er in
tienc »tb ttttt) by
garn or win notl;
yields me no Profi
CO no Account to
(»am faaci (»ab l^c
ticnO let hiin havel
Sorrtencnøe^ dcferiri
torious,
fortie itefle, (^at mai
fient) a Menr, Dea
fcrt. (ban* 5. er fte
©crieiOhisWorrh
abroai« (minbaflli
daily Gctcing or
vhar I get every D
bourflndIndu(try.(
c; 3»n Profit, Advan
tiriSO defervedly,
. '\r ^ to Merit,
3ol'lien(^e^, Silence,
roncealing, Rcfei
JorriWIg, nnfcaron,Me, pre- 5onTenr7(?'or>nT«5
poierous, premature, ^ cierervH. Cc« Wl f
5or ribngen^oo carly, un- a Man of Worrh, a v-"
f^fonably. Man. (giore Øg fO t
^0 ) 1€9 ( %o
render yonrfelf wortfiy«
(gitre f{gf. af een) 'o oblige
one, to cfe fer ve well atone's
Hjnds. CfKin (if an f, £en)
lie got his Deferrs* '
Sortier f a Ditfembler* re-
fer ved Man.
Joctifr# concealedi kcpt« Te«
crct«
Jdrttp^arioit r Forr* fieatioti«
(ffrttf caticnlf onfl) Forriii-
CKi^n« military Archicec«
tire«
jortificerer te forcify , f« bu
fflBfle*
5^ ril # before $ from be(!ore»
in the Fronc* ^
jortinøei coagree, contraa*
btrgtip « covenanr. (ffd 9f C«
let^ep to tindertake a Work
by the Taflc«
jMti»øelfr# anAccord, Agree-
mcnt« Convenrion,
Aortinger^ agreed &c.
i^nmnt, to cin> do over wich
Tin*
SortinueC/ tinned åic.
lorctniitngy Tinning.
Sortfoiiime# to go or pafs on,
proceed » advance , get for-
ward« fucceed.
icnftybt, to creep along, get
forward by creeping, (blive
Kb at frpbe) to concioue
creeping*
Si>rtlarfe # to continue read*
ing.
jortl^be t ro run away or oni
to continue your Cour fe«
Jor to Zav fiben / rwo Years
tgo.
Sortogi Footway«
iono^B^ttnt, Flagftonef« '
&itol&e# To pay TolU Dutief »
Cuftom of Goods*
iøttMtf tointerpret« ex-
ponnd » explain che Mean-
mg of.
jortolfeff an Interpreeeib
Fxpoonder*
^ortoIVninø/ Interpreadony
Expoanding« •
Sortøje et drib# to moor «
Ship«
jorrøining , C^t 6fi(0 tb*
Mooring of a Ship.
S<^rtøiningeRlabe, t lioor-
ingplace«
fortørne # to ofFend* wrong»
injure« abtife, affront» irri-
tace« anger, provoke» cxt-
fperate.
jorr^rtteife» OflTence« AfTrontt
Provocacion , Anger, Dii-
pleafiire«
S^n^vmnbt, ofFenfive* injiH
' rioii«, affronring«
^ottørneTi an Offcnder«
^orrØvttee, to bc ofTended, bt
•ngry, fall inco Pasfion,
take Pet at,
Sovt^vnttt offendcd, tbnfedt
injuied, aiTronte^«
jortørre; to dry, dry up«
Cfom Coien) to parch» fcorch*
CttbtørrO ^o drain, dry vp«
jort^rrelfe/ a. Dry ing np or
Draining«
joreørref; togrowdry, b*-
come dry« parched, fcorch-
ed. (ubterreé) to be drain-
ed up, (fem ®rctff(t) • wi-
ther, (fom Srftcr) to wither
away , grow arid » faint or
dead«
jorr^rreti driedop, wither-
ed.
S^t^vt, to tarry, ftay orwait*
to ftand trifling or loiterin^
(meb) to retard, delay, de-
ler, procraitinate«
SovHvditf a Stay« Stop»
Delay, Tarrying,
jort^ver^ retarded«
Sortpaf fe ftf, to retire, wlth*
draw«
4
tø ) iro { 9^
jortr«^, Trouble. Vexacion*
Alortificfltion, Cliagrin, Uiv-
oafinefs^ Disconrenc, Spire,
■■ Indignation, AfTronr, Fret,
Affliaiun, Grief« (øt9(C Ctt
- ^.^ tocrofs one, teaze, vcx«
phgne, cha^rin him, to pot
liira CO Trooble or mto
Damps, to gall him. (f^an
fmhttdi^ MtH 80 he di 1 it
m Spite of myHeart orTecth«
(øi^ce ten tot g.) to caafe
on<* a Heart Brenking.
joitri^^e, C6fo(# øaae 6cm
forbcrrBd) to tread down
yoar Shoes at the HecU«
^rtroe^eUø # (fortrcrben)
croftt froward, niUtn, pee-
vifh, riir1y.(bcr»«t(iø«et(df
f»inillt(tø) tToobleromc ,
vtxariout, plt^y> tirefome,
tedious, wearifome, loarh-
forne. (etf. SRcnncffO « c^o^«
Man, a Plague cf a M^n, a
forly, dogged, pecvifh,
. wnoleifant Man« (ocrte f.)
CO oe displeafed, vcxed, to
^ iret, be in a grcatFnine. bc
in a Fret, (giøtc een fO to
fret, provoke ene, incenfe^
irrirate him. (f. Wnt") t
foor, crabbed Look. (øiøre
f* mine) ^^ contra^ , knit
your Brows. (f. $r0€eé) a
vcxfltioas Lawfuir«
5ortrÆ^eligeif # tedioasly »
frowardly.
jortræben^t^eb^ Tedioosnefs,
Trouble t Grief,, Vexation,
- Spite«
Sotttct^tnt morofe, peevifh.
fourt fretfnl* ofa crabbed
Look«
5orcr<!enge , to work or forca
one out of hisPofesfions or
Place, ^o displace, to force
one to qnit his Place.
j^rtrtcugelfC/ t Displacii;g«
S^ttvctnst, dii
ForcCk
S^vttccfftlig, excfil
gions; exqairiMt
rare, rarely rood
pa 'ticular, admin
choicp, fuperion:
jomorfeiigen # ^ c
eminently, in a
D«j?rec.
S^rtrixfeligl^b, ]
Eminence , Prc
Superioriry.
Sontctftt, to depa
or rcinove your
Place, to withdr
or travel fur (her,
jortreifCf to ro aw
part. (forncretCi
continue or fet foi
Journey , to fom
travel fnrcher or \
Sottvi^tf CO ridt
fhcr.
jortdn» a Preceder
garive, Prefercnc
nence , Prime-/
Buperiority. (Joi
cnCrcbitoT^arfoi
a Priority« (cn
Seniority. (gtoe I
givePlace,yieldPi
yield thc bettcr u
u en Stnø Sortrtii
^e^) to p re ter one
for anothcr, (Pcti
^m l>a\n t^vttin
that he is to be
for this I give hii
cedence , in this I
or furpaffes mé, i
trin) to excel, o;
pafs, to havt the
Cfom iat i^xtxinj
precellent«
5drrrinltg# foperio
lent, preferaole;
egregioos. (e^f
fingular, particu!
N > 271 ( 9»
' V Proftrable-
•Ogel) CO make
f. to cr«ft or in*
TthaThingt pac
twic|iir« commic
spt^fcyonrTraft
ce in« to confi *e
depenti on, (ftg
[a5c (iø liC) to
ipcn^your Mind
onbofom yonr*
• cmi^yf confl*
»
cpaiT. in inftied*
to onc^s Charge.
GtmiHar* conli*
intintace. (fof«
laBoforo-fricnd«
MtCtf fly. (øiøre
|} Tof'^inilurize
ncra£lFatniliari-
co«*fidcntly, fa-
recly.
I, FamiHartty«
incimare FrienJ-
rcrocd'øbfb fagO
M rhe Rofe. (tale
itcO to fpeak
• ■ famtliTly.
oefiøf^eb tt( ten)
, or r«pi»fcCon-
mc, have Con-
fro. Cnan |^ar tiC
fence.
cheVan, Van-
ernnners« Fore-
jty. vexcd* dis-
tnded« CtH ^^^
throl. noggifh,
Ing* dnlU
, Anger« Vexa-^
•tiatioffi » Spiret
renefa, Wearlnerf • KalaAaOi
cy, Kepugnancy, DiUnaff»
Sottt^t een poa itoøeirf co
give one fair .Hopes 9 maké
him tr«ft ro or hoM forne*
ching, pm hioi In Hopta or
Expedacion of ic, (gg p^a
noa^O ^ trvft orconfide in.
repose or pot Confidanca' iiw
(forlade f^i p«a) co^rtly or
depcnd upon. CHU ttf) f bo
cenndenttliaveCobfidanoain«
S^rtv^ftmins 9 Tratt, confi^
de: €^\ (in S btlcSortrttn n^
er til (am) My whoieI>epao*
dar.C4 is upon him.
jortrybCii co repenr a Thing or
of aThing, be furry for or d[
lt» to regrtt« roe ic« ralenr«!
(p.ia nOdrt)'o refenr,be ofcn*
ded at« to ftomach ic« cako
Excep-ion at. rmitan^O to
envy,gradge or be jealons of.
jortr^^aiiø paa, dtspleafad«
cif. n led » refencing. rapin*
ing ar. (miéttildcriø) an-
vious« grudging or icalooa«
Sortr^Migtitf ontof Spire*
in a Per, in a Frer, with an ill
W*iU (mt^ull^e(r(|cn) kn*
vioasly, grudgingly*
Soctr^delffy Ditpieafure« Dit«'
farist'ai^tion, Refenctnent«
ODtiéUndtlfe) Envy« Jealoif
fy« Grndge. {%n9tt) Re-
penfance « Peniterce.
Sottv^^tn^t, pentcent*- re«
peming.
Sovtt'^^ftr toadvanoe* fat
forward« fat forth on yoor
Journcy. .
Sovtt^Htf (mibrrtwfff) to
griave, oppreft. (af fin SiMa,
Sotn) to Work one ont ofhit
posftf sfion. (tn)f (c for Scrrft)
to prafs too hard« to cruf h«
(tCT'ffe feil) fo misprint.
jorrr^ffelftf Un^crtrt1»fd^e/
Oppresfion. (en SotO ^*
GruL hing ol a Jbwor.
S9^
f o ) a?a ( fo
5^ftrfflé# to enchantt bcwitch»
• chftrm« '
5^rtrtQcIf^ # Enchnnrinenr,
Bcwir-rhinR:« Firc-n^tion.
(8ertn)lltlf<é 8»rDri»elfO
Dttenchniirmenr«
5^rtrt0cr#a SotcerertWizard,
Confnrer.
Sottt^flttftt , t Sorcerefi,
Witch« an EtichantrtfsJ
jortri^flet^ bewicched« tn-
' chantcd«
jorrfoctte/ tocominiie« ptir*
fae. profecuret carry on»
(fin RfifO tp cohcinoc,
purfae your Jearney, for-
ward ir, travel alotij;,
jorrforctelfe # Concinuation t
Conrinmnce, Pnrfnitt PrO-
fecucion«
SovtMlt, to Tail aUng.
ortfen^e/ to fend away* to
forward) di«^atch, convey«
Sotxfiafft, (laøc ftorO to
chafe away«
S^vtffifftt f. fortfeu^e•
jottffri^e^ to go« ftep, pafs
on or forward, advanccy
proceed.
5ortffrivc^ to writc fnrcher,
go on writinff,
5ortfl?TbC# to f hov«, pufh,
tHrtift along or forward.
^orrfpiQC/ to play on or fur-
- ther, go on playing,
^øvttvotfftf to continoe yonr
Jonrney* march, trjvel fur-
thcr. Ctrffffc fort) to pull
OT draw furcher.
Sovtnfft, to exchange, bartcr
trock , chop or fwop.
jortuflfning/ Exchange, Bar-
tering, Trucking.
jortvan^rer to conrinue your
Courfe, walk on or forward,
to procetdt advance.
Sottvattt to continue, dure*
i^ttvavtlitø Cf«ntinaance.
SovtJHUtt to ifit
to ^o- or depar
Sc^vtvivUf to d*
dcfperarc, lof
SørtvMtiit, Dei
■ ration.
^rtoivlec^ defj
all Hope*
jortvlvlec/ adv«
in Defpair*
Sovt^fftf to con
danfatt.
5omrp<ife, (itd
denfatfon«
Søc^gn^e# to thin.
to rarefy, act<
jortfn^elfe/ t
SubtilizatioA«
S^V^^ttf madt
fied.
joru^f aforehand
forehand, by /
Anricipation> C
noaet forub) to
paft, have an
upon one« (fitt
u6) inthishe is
exceU. C^ttalt 1
to advance Part
ney, to pay fom
Advance, befor«
Hånd. (fltøe ti
iib i^tØarbfpiO
Odds at Billiard
bcr aUttita fot
ways odcruns m
een forub) to f«
advertife one.
Ub) to concert
Appointmentwii
a Thine. (belci
to predeterminc
ferub)tomakeR
(biti^ht foruO
prognofticace« ^
tib) to promedi
jorii^befleiitnielfe
nation«
%o ) ars ( %o
^dråbes otf befide^chir.
^nl^€tl bet $ befides , more
oi*eri fnrcher more, coge-
chcr wich*
preocoipy, preposfefs, pre-
' jodice.to posferswithaCon-
ceic.
Sombfettetf . preoccnpied,
prepoifetfed. C^tmtiQ^ a
?rc)odice«prejudicsd or con-
ceucd Opinion, Preposfes-
fion. C^aoe f. ^eentnø) to
bc prejndiced«
S^m^f^it f (førubforncmme)
to t'orcfeet percetvc bcfore-
Innd« hflve a Forefight of»
JMraMnbCAøe/ to preoccu-
pfltc, preoccupy,
jbrnMiibcaøet/ preoccupit-
edf preoccapied«
jorttMommef toprevent, out-
go, overreach or outftrip
of^, gec before htndv.icn
hira.
Jorobmelbt/ aforefaid, ber
forcmentioncd.
SmMVrtning # PreroppoH-
tion « Suppofition,
jontbfiøcrte/ to fuppofe, pre-
ruppøfc, take for eranced«
(foru^faC at) provtded that.
|orobfee/ coforefee^ prevtde.
Sorabfefti# Forefiglit, Previ-
fion**
S^rnbfeenbe/ provident>wary>
pmdenc, wife.
jofiibfe(tf previded, forefeen*
jorobfiøe# or co forctetl, prog-
nofticace, prophecy, omina*
te, con)ediirc.
jorabfiøelfe# Predi£lion, Fore-
telling, Prognoiticacion«
jombfniagCi to foretade, tafte
befor eh and,
SotiibftNUte# to prefage, pro-
phecy, prognolticflte«
jornbtaoe, to ancicipacci take
■p belorchand.
^oruOtagnlng # Antfetpation«
^oru^tiIvarren^e/ prcexif(enr,
j^tiibvorlge/ ro chofebcfore-
hand p'edeftiDate,
^oriibvatrt/ to preexifl«
Soriiboalgt/ prcdcftinated,
^ortibvarC/ to forewam. ad-
vertife, give Notice or Intel-
ligence, give a Cantion be-
forehnnd ^
^oriibvibenbC; prefcient, fo-
reknowing,
jortibviift/ to f how before*
hånd*
5orul^«c«/ Cfora te fRcnntfft)
to perifht be lofl« 'fom Cl
6ftb} to be cail away, to
ftrike • mn agroond , be
wreckcd. (fem Kt SotcbO«
Dtnbt) to miscarry, fail, h\\
f hort of Succefs. (fom. til
Sinø) tobcfpoiled, wafted*
or deftroy'd,
jortiltiliat; ro tronble, kin«
der, difturb, importune, in«
commode, vex, be trouble-
forne to one«
jonint/ a Court of Juftice, Ju-
risdi,ftion,Tribunal. (t^tipt«
tt Serum) to decline or ex-
cept againit Jurisdidion,
(inbifobt ftd for (tt 3orum)
to demand Trial in your
proper Court. ,
jorunbt/ to grant« permit«
admit, ihdulge, conc^dc,
yield, allow. (bcrfom ©Ub
forunber €10 09 $)t(brtb) if
God continues my Life and
Health.
5orlln^tlft/ Concesfion^Grant,
Yieldin;^« Allowance, Indul-
gence, Permisfion«
jorunbtrligf wonderfal, mar-
veliouSf admirable, flrang.**
farprifingt miraciilous, pi o*
digious«
%0 ) 474 ( ffø
^artlflb€tliøeit/ wonderfullyt
ftrtnj^ely. prodigiouily) ad*
mirably* in a furprizing;
Mitnner.
jonm^erIig^e^ , Mtrvcl,
Wonder, Miracle, Prodi-
gy.
Sotttnbre (Ig ©rer, to won-
der9marvel ir,admireaThing«
be farprized ai it,be at aGaze
, abouc it , tn (^ranee at it.
jorunbrer, C^tn, f om ferutiDrcr
figrver nog<0 *" Admirer«
• 5«^wt)ret# aitonif h«d, fnr-
prizerl« amazed, admired.
jcniflbring/ Admiration,
Wonder* Amazemcnt, A-
ftonifbmenr* Surprize,(]fcrt«
te t Sorun^cind)co ftrike into
Admiration.
jortfn^ringefuI^# wx>nderful,
admi iblc»
5oriinbiing6tegii# t Sign of
Ex'claraati'^n,
5or" bringøparb/ worthyof
Admiration, f. forunderlig*
j^riin^t/ gtanted, permitted.
jovurette^ to wrong, in j ure,
ab«ile»preiiidice, aftVonr, do
anlnjury.'CbC^caaO^ocheat,
gidl, dcceivc.
Sorurettcffe, Injury, Prcju-
dicc, Abu fe, Wror.g,
foruretter, a Injurer,
jortiroclige^ ro isquicr, di-
Iturb, (touble, haraOs, ccaze>
alarm, peffcr. (©^C^^^Cf*
ne foruroliae Dorc .fplfer)
the Piratcs peftcr or infett
oiir Coafb. (cn gicnbe) to
gall sn E» vmy.
5oniroeIigeI'e, Didarbance,
D s ]uicru«ic, Troublc, In-
road, I cH»iit>n,
joruroeligetf disquietcd, di«
iturbttd.
jorvornne eeiw t
iazy* idie, top
der, to fpoil, c
rupt. (et Sam
{Paft)torpoila(
mtich tndnlgenc
it tob inuch> i
5orr<trre, to wa
m^ke worfe, to
jorvorrreø^ to grc
fpoiled.
jorv(trrtng# Wa(
ration, Ag^avt
£ilflanb) worf«
[orvagr^ the Van
[orvalg, Predefti
lovvAitt, (et Cu
in an Office, t(
bear an Office
adminider the 1
ir. C6agce)
diredl, condnél
vern. rule, have
or Management
jorvaUelig# govei
jed ro Rule.
forvalter, an Ad
Diredor. (ODC
0055^ a Stewar
nor,
joi*va[tning# an
tion.Diredion,^
Ruling, Fundlic
jorVi^nMe/ ro
rransmnce, met
transmo^rify,
transfigurate, tn
&tun) to petrii
jorvanMeø, to b<
ed<'netamorphol
fig'^red.
jorvattbler/ transr
fi^ured. tranim
jort^anMing, Tra
Transiigurarion.
phofe, Change
jorvanbtf a Kina
tion, .((UB er
%t> ) 0.75 ( ^0
) fhe Jt t Rins- SovvatinQsmi^M, a Prefcr-
ine. vAcive.
lb# Kindred, Con- ^drvarfeb an Omen, Fore!>od-
ncfs, Affinity,
Othtaqt tttO to
ne, chear or de-
of fomethin^,
ig I defranding,
|tf maiO to keep,
preferve, guard,
in{( Sign. '
Sovvatfltf to warn, prefage«
advertifei irform« give No*
cice or Intelligence of.
Sotv:^, before* in the Front
of.
S^tvebbt, U t>ebbe bort.
S^vvtUt Cøtt>e et liler Dvfeø)
to boil a lictle» to par bo il,
poach.
liave in yoor Cu- $otvtnbtt to peryert, diftore*
Kaeping. (forMrc
ti) to keep under
Key« Cforvoredet
CH eanø to lav it
other Time. Cj^Vø
t, tii man ht^mx
ly up a Thing in
. Cl>cJ)æf fc) to co-
Kirt @t5erne af ctL
ntna meø (faoaSe«
nk rhe Anny with
t. (foroarc fig) to
s of yoorfelf, to
ir Health« (foroatC
invert, wreath, bend. (ff(tt»
itn) to per ver t Tndgmenr«
(eené OtD) to abafe one's
Expresftons.to force another
Senfe upon them, to misin*
terpret) pur a p^rverfeCen-
ftruiiion upon them* (^Øit
ntni) to Hiftort your Eyes«
(focoenOe £ot)cn) t«? elude the
Law. (et etriWeft) to di-
Itort, wrcli^a Saying.
5orren^elfc# Perverfion, In-
verfion, Diftorfinn, (Dtbé)
a perverfe Conftru£lion.
to bewaré, take jorren^ing^ Inverfion, Per-
verfion, DidoTficn.
5otven^t| pervcrted, invert-
cc!,diftorted, perverfe, prc-
poftorousf, ill-natured.
5orpentt;«dv.the wrong Way,
prep.'fterously, crofs* quite
'fcontrary.
forvente; to expeél, to walt,
or-ftay for. Cformodc) to
hope, iniagine.
jorventeUg, that may be hop-
Cuftody, Gnard, cd or expe£led.
g. Kceping. Ciau ^orveiitelfe tUztSovvtntnm,
((and on your
• in your Defence
'. fig imob bet fol^e
I provide againft
ither (befFierme)
1, prote£^«
a Preferver« Keep-
kept« preferved,
n§) to have in Cu-
jitK t 8on>arin9)
nit fomething to
ftody or Keeping.
nocet DDcrUocreé i
|)a Trultee. (ceW/
taget tiitnanhtn^
O fl Trufter*
Expedarion, Expcclance.
(ftaac I Sor»?nfninø) to bc
in Expc<5ntion of.
5orventct| e\pcded.
Sovvtitn, brugeé fun advcr-
biaUter.met) tr faafotti : Ci
Sorve((n)aforei beforehand*
%o ) 276 ( fo
JMr9<|:Ie# CO chsn^C} eirchtn^>
fhirt or permare 4i Thing.'
SorvtT^ling, Exchanj^cChang-
ing, Permutation* Alcera*
ticn«
■ rioQS* inqaifitive« Ci^m^tt
M^ttjttrut) prefaging.fore-
knowing.
^or1H^en^e•/ cnrionsTy,
$orvi^ent^<^, Cnriofiry, In-
' quiTitivcncfs. (^oor^eO moii
vccb'noøct forub) Prcrcience>
Foreknowledge«
jorvi^t^ coofar, exceedingly«
excesHvely , immodérately«
extravajcanrly, C^ttHU fw*
tibi) overflrained* over«
ftretchcd.
jorviiønitig # BamThment«
Exile, Relegation« Excom-
mtinication«
5drvii(^# banifhed, exiled,
outlawed) rclegared.
jorviPle, to ent^gle, impli-
i.ate, imply or embroil. ("fiø
I S^ttttnin^iv) to erabark,
engagoorcinbroilt entangle
youifelf intoBuHnefst med-
die or intermeddle with
them«
jorviritngf Impfication, En-
tangling, (i en ComcDi'O
ihc Plot of a Play.
5orrilt»e/ towilder, bewilderi
mislciH, putoutofché Way,
had altray, bring inco an
Error, to puzzic, perpfex,
C(^iøxtV\\t) to make wild.
5orpll^eIfe# a Wilderlng, Bc-
wildering, Leading aitray«
jorvtlDeø/ C^aat t»tl5) to go
ont ot che Way , lofe the
Way, waqder or ftraggle,
(fflrc »I Ib) mistake, be in
an Efror. (bllDC ^iih, fom
ct (DIcnnefFO to grow wild.
dered, led tlhn
ihayed (fir»i
an nndifciplinal
Boy.
bear, overcom«
fwallow« forge
C3ea (ar tffe ei
h<n bctCaft) I i
repaired or n
Lofs« I am not I
of ir. (fomcni
forbinde) irrep;
SotvivTtf CO dis<
found, pnc in C
embroil fometh
plex, to jomble«
hurry Things c
^orvhrrelfe, f. ,
forvirrer/ anEnta
blcr.
rSovvirvtBf to be
conc&rned, dai
Countenance, ]
5^r virret^ disor
broiled, perplex
ded, whimfical,
pOtthCt ) cra
loft-pated. ^i|
plexed, confonr
aNon-plos. Q^a
t 9^xUqcntftv)
plexed, beinaV
h<() perplexed
Af^irs.
forvirring f Conl
ordcr, Embro
plcxity, Entangl
G @int>cO ^gii
jorvijtf to banifh,
Inw, relegate, pr
Sintaié ©amfu
communicate;
jorviønt^rotiag, 1
fade away, dry
decay.
SovviMtt, faded
drooped.
go ) 27? ( %0
r# Asfnrtnce« Ai^
p Ceminty» Sure«
rcificttion«
»afctruih« asfare*
rceraintdf MHirtd)
taint confident,
CondlK^) certain*
jT* fare« asfarcdly.
th« Forcptrc of t
to m^ke, caofe, oc«
e che Caufe or Oc-
r Cfonnaac tif) to
e» incline or dis-
> theCanfin^f Oc-
OK CaQfc of a
>e# caufal«
an Author> Catife
ment.
r naughty, croft«
d» perverrcd* wic-
vard, uncoward.
)tb 9 Naughctnefs«
incfs, Frowardnefs*
bold, audaciouS)
ot> rafh , hardy,
I » vencurcfome t
r.
^9 An-lflcioiisncrst
, Tcmcrity* Rafh-
idvifedneff, Incon-
r adtr« aodadonsly,
jfdiy, nnadvifedly,
racely, headlong, at
at Rover9> at a
Cfom el %t) to go
r away with grow-
»otgrow pne'^Cia-
orn-flway by grow-
uling, Aipcrior^
jorvre^en; bent, wrcathtd«
wre(led» diftorted, wrnng*
dislocated,
jorvri^Ci to wrench, fprain,
ftrain, overftrain, disiocate
or luxatc a Lirnb« get itoat
of Joint* (ctt 9?aflfO «o
bend a Key.
jorvrtMttng^Wrenching.Dis-
location, Putcing onc of
Joint. .
jorvtin^etli repaired,'recQVtr-
ed, reftored agatn«
jorfngCf to make young, tQ
make one look yoiinger,
jor^ffeU9/ f. ^orønffeltg«
$06, røan^fa(b) a Cafcade,
WaterfalU Ca<araa, ^ Fall of
a River,
loøfilter, FosQls.
|o (ler. Fems, Embryo, a Chlld
in the Womb. (u(ibij)0
an abortive or untiniely
Child* one born out of due
Time.
5a(lerbarn; a Fefter-Child,
Pupil.
^oflerfa^elV Folter-Father.
^oflel•fø^en^e| viviparous*
joflevbin^C/ a Mcmorane.
jjofteiieier rht Matrix, Womb
or Mother^
Soflermo^er, aFof^ermother|
a Nurfe.
§o(lerfønr Fofter-Child,
Scjlvc/ tofoftcr, nnrfe, nurfe
up» bring up or edvcatt«
joilrinø/ Nurtare, Edttca**
tion.
Sour<rge, Fodder, Forage^
5ourag^'e/ to forage,
^'oiiragerer, a Forager,
jotiragevingr Foraging,
joureer, a IJarbinger.
^otirnerci f. ffaffc; forffaffe*
jø^, born, brought inco the
World, (for %MX^ ator-
tive«
■ f t '
1 1
■ V'
i* ) XT9 i %ø
Mtbcr, Fecc
AM# CnnhaMbt) to non-
rifht fofter, £eed« mainrain«
laftain^ ctirerraiiit •limtnt«
cherlfb. (i^U £l»crgy to
Iccdt httåCån\%.(f9SB€tø
htn) to b«tr» brin^ forth a
Child, tobree<t betttming«
! 'i Utide} to mitcfir ry, bring
orth in abortive Child. Cai^
fc) tobegett procrette* gc-
neratt, engender, (af fffU
lottoibi) <o caafe, create«
occafion , give Rife to.
5#^e# (9pb&(d) NQtrifaent»
Nbnril'htnent« •Aliinony«
Food, Sufl^enance« Vi^nali«
CSøbt oa J((0^) Food and
Rfliraenu
j^bebYfi Cy<>ttt) native Town*
^^flan^/ nacivé Country,
Mothercoantry, your Conn-
try,
J^^enbe# nourifhing, nutri-
ti ve.
^beriiøf iliicy« norifhing,
ftrong.
S^^t9, (til tBetbfti) to be bom,
come info the World, to
breed. (fomtnc øf) to fpring,
come of« grow, proceea*
f come, rife, take Rife. (j
UtttO to be born before
due Time. (føOci flieb) to
be ,born wtth or bred in«
be nitaral to.
j^^efle^/ a native Place, t
Birthplace.
jø^fel, Birth, Nativity. ($<r«
fomll)Birth, rxtraaion, Dc-
fcenc (9c(l9nDt(fO B'^th,
Rife, Sprinfir, Bet^inning.
(QarntføofcO • Woman*a
Delivery.
jØtfdabAgf Birth>Day.
^^feUIetltmer, tha Genitals,
privy Pircø.
dfChildbirth.
S#bfel«iUcmc^ ti
IninenoB of cIk
a Man at his Ri
hofpitftl«
iU»^Cl•ti^, thtT
j#er# ftrongt fta
brawny, robvft
^f^rlen^et, ftron
Mttitmmwtf ftro
tS^it, XrioøO
tuffiing.
Xjdier (iftVfoo,
tc.) Canfe, Rca
Righf. (bat ^
bc has a Right
do fo. a^ab !
fil mtt) what
indnced nlm to
Menner? (meb g
ly.reafonablyinv
by Right.
S^itr (lempe ffø
to pleafe, plcafi
one, to compl
yield, fobniitt c<
his Fancy, te. a
yonrfelf to it.
eénéøtnh} to a
or. adfl; r yo !rl
Humo' r. (f. fi|
ter) ''Migrec, fu
ttnH fto) to cha
fall ouc.(a(fami
vnitc Conne^- ]
(Orbr fammen)
Words, (i ilt
SsmmertOAttbei
join one Thin{
ther. (f. ttO t<
putro»adioint s
(fom ha fan jf.
non ferves. (f. i
dispofe, regal
direa. (9ot f. e
øene fonintolii
pofes or direSi
mirably. (f. i
§• ).2r9 ( f#
I.
f»Onftr orbirtc*
iéI» Prtptrttions
kitt »mie Ad meb)
rtd, eafy« fainiliir>
ondefccndingt fo-
!^cm>convenienr,
r««fonable« Clini«
nrcblc (9<fe 09
»mpldraiit ro» to
Complaifflficy* •
ifiom CompUancet
» Eafinefs, eafy
CVeatcm^) Op-
I ConveniencciFir*
icfs. (OttnK)Fa«
« rmall Matter*
a Thin^ of lictle
Mtt Urtype om
cn) to rainble
> run or gåd up
ehe Streets«
adding Gosfip, a
or gosfiping Wo-
Rambling , Gad-
FoaU .(en 3lf<ri#
Afacolt. ClOcJC*
rfccolt. (as»rc*
y-Foal,
iole, what inay be
ceived by cheSfen«
. perceivc» befen«
Cpaa) to feel,
n€h» pawi fitmble,
ioé eeo) to feel
and»feel hisPulft
ufinera> feel onc*s
I for/ fotn t SKer«
op« alqng, feel
as in the Dflrk«
raddlØ} fenfiblc,
)iii maa tao fø(c
bie«
[^Ifllg(lt# fenfiblf, ptlpably«
jØlfligl^eOf Senfibility«
Følelfe, Peeling« (SorneJiimet
f(^ Senfation.
Séitn, Peeling* Toucbing,
Handling, Pawing* Grop-
tng. .
Si^Ieønt/ toncby* exceptlotu^
tender « nice.
jørømbe^/ Serifibility* Ten-
derncff«
jØlcøUa^ infenfible, fenfeltrs. .
indolent« '
5^Ie9Uabc^/In^<^n^>biltty,S.en- *
relefanefs« Indolency«
Sl^it^l^ftf infenfibly* indolcnt-
5øift, (førnttmmcO pø^eind,
felt« Cpaa) touched«
følgagtig; obejlcnt, obfcqai-
ouSf condcfcendiogt willing
to folluw«
Sølgagtigenr obediently*
5ølgagtigbe^f . Obedicncca
Condelcenfion«
S^l^tr to foljowtffo along witfw
come after, lucceed, (<fc
tcrtiønOtoimitate« (af ^n« *
atlbf tt) te foUow* enfue, pro^
ceed, fpring« ttfke Rife from«
(efter t^inanOen) to fucceed,
tollow after. (een i ^dUn)
to purfue one on the Heels«
(meb; geleibe) to aceompa*
ny, attend, condaft, (jea »i(
følge cber btern) JMl fee*
Qttend yon Home« ((tiø) fO
asdfti be prefent at a Fnne*
ral, folfow it« (poa) to in-
fae« (ab(o5e) toobey« heaf«
ken to« (ftg <i)et i^opeb) to
• tak': yonr Swing, to hearken
to no Reafon* be felfcon"
ceited« (een I Cmbebe) to -
fucceed onc in an Oflice,
(bet føløer af fia felp> it
follows of CouiTe«
S^iQt , (SøCgcffab) a Retinue«
Attendancei Attcndants,
(Kabl
%9 ) 080 ( §•
. I
CSaIt Drtal) a Series, tn
Order. % Row. (i SmMc)
Snccesfiofu CSttrhlQi) Se-
qnel* Confequetice. C@Ivt«
uma af m 6atnui(|) Confe-
irnence« (af Jtort crÉcr^Jii«
•nhen^ a Sequtnce« OC^C*
mDntc) Procesfion.
S^Ut^ C^t VaafiløO Cofiff
qnence. Rcrolc O'OB mtfn
Ifrooct af noaet) the infe*
rence« Condufion« (Jørlf
forttclfc } Continnatioiii
OSammtntvn^) Cohercnce.
o t^l$t aO in Purftitnct
off in Confeqnence o&
Sél^tlig tUtxWqtligttt, conr
ftqnently, of Conrre* by
Confeqtience«
jølgen^e^ followine« nest.
Ci^an tfttO Atoreqnenc,
next- following* comifig«
tfter. Cpaa^ enfuing. (af
refahing,
jØlgefFab, Attendance, Reti-
nue, Followers. (atørtS^U
iClPab) CO accoropany, te«
rtodt go alon^ with«
jøløtft^en^i aCoinpanion* an
Attendanr«
jølfom, fcnfible, fentimen-
j^lfoK^f^ Senfibiliry«
jøn^ Down of Hcrhs. (paa
frugter, 00 Sracr) Down
of Fruits and Treci.
S^Vf beforei afore« tnterior-
•y.
$^ttt to carry« brin^, convey
Good8.(ta®oønértiC ©fibé)
to carry in a Waggon« in a
Ship. (føre 9>ar( tit et
GtetT) to carry or convey
Xfooot CO a Plflce« (fere^
dave i i^aanbcn) to handle^
managt. (fPobfr^ to carrv«
convey« (Jtrig) co make
•r wtge War. (m ttmu)
tolead« ,
CommtiidorCoi
'Bead an Aray*
10 commaiid t 8
vtgac« iu CMét
, tt or ply tht O
MØtet) COM ver
Scepter* (m C J
wifld ihe Sword
to prodoceWlcB
dence* (f« Co«
comoitnd, beer
rnle the Roiit.
to lead the C
f mtif 9tHte) ro
ble*. ofagoodPj
foK ttorbtaCfiii
Icad or live t gc
orderly Life.
nioøenj to tak
to have the Mt
Hoofe^kecptng;
to go CO Law wii
law oft fue at ]
bet) to lead the
bea Speaker« or:
(93<ldhen) ro i
(en6aøforgieti
aCaafc before t
•t chc Bar. (fi
to prodnce Wi(
(EinPCbe) to diyc
nage, oradminil
(en 6aø m(> te
mflnagc>dire2^ar
r^anM)to dri
a Ttade. (fere <
condii£l« gvtdc
to bring in« to
bort) to. trans]
i Vennen) to coi
ing. (tnb tmd
termix« (i ianh
bark, bring afh
fltCteb) to di
move from frs '.
llorben) to conf
Ditorder or>lo
ftaø^fet^colea
lead one a Wildj
> ) asi ( §0
, k«cp hitn at
ivé* JFruftrate
mtti) CO re-
Imonirh » pnc
)f « to exhoru
CO mencion«
of. Ctii QJOflé;)
a Book, book
Seønitta) to
anr. (i ©fttg)
briog inro Fa-
SfiolD) to dc-
ftt @eii>(b) I
ign or Intcn-
:ks. (ud Mani
3lge y fpread
ianO to hrlnz
• (mcD fia) to
ithit. (toffc
nggoodLuck«
rry or behavc
I gott op) bc-
Q give a good
jorfelf. (uJorc
Ccn @aø Dc(
Defign about.
finifh, accom«
a Piriod.
ing, Carriage*
rrying.
irriage, Prc-
Countenance,
. cre,
ing, l)caring.
:r,
»rcment , De-
npovtment«
healthy«
chirvcfs.
oritt^tage,
I # Carriage>
cyance. Load.
iimallQuanti«
allowed the
to carry in
race Cargo.
jøi'tnøel^ni PorCige» Porter«
age. Fare.
jørlig^ hcalchfuK wholefomet
vigoroui, Ittfty« ^
- jørlig&ebf Healthfiilnerfft
WholcfoiDenefs, Vigour.
S^c omtalt # beforc-inention-
cd.
S^tftl, Carnage. Conveying.
S^vft, i^vftt, thefirft. (for
M farfte) firftly , in the
arft Plac«. CforncmH) chief.
principal. «
jørd, adv. firft, chiefly,
principally, primitivdy.
^Ørfleføb/ che fir ft- bom.
Sørflefø^fel , Primogenicurt^
Elderfhip.
j|ølrflefø^feUretf Binh-right,
Primogenitare.
^øvftcfriigt f f. jørilegrø^e.
^Ørfle^vø^f Pr«mices» firlt
• Fruits of the Year.
jørflFomaen^ei next.
S^ftninp, the leginning. (i
gerflnindén) at fir(^.
5ørilv«ren^e# primitive. -
jørtf carriedi brought« led*
guided.
S^v f. f^.
5ra I from. (frtf timmtUn)
from Heavcn. Ci W Rodcn)
from rhe Root* utcerly. (Jta
®runl)cn) from che very
Botconi. fnndamentally, to-
tally, wholly, entirely. (fiu*
ttxt H ®pro9 fra (Brun^cn)
to i^udy a Language to the
Borcom. (Ua T>ai til 'DaQ,
fra '21ar it(^ar) Dav by uay,
Ycar by Year. (fra ?)t>rt
tene ®runt)) from rhe Bor-
• tom of ray Heart. C^atl Ct
frd Sonbon) he is of London
or a narive of London, (fra
min @iDO ^^ "*y P^r'» ^^ ^^
my Side, Qta tawU Si«
/
%t ) 182 (. tr
itna
'fra)
Ha)
•tr éO in tlie Di jf of Torcw
San er femmen fra (Bnøc^
Il5) ke is cotné q^t of Eng^
Itnd or fromEo(IandC(anøt«
from aftr. (aSci^egne
fi-om all FlacM. fra
%9t.@ibtt^ from both Si*
des. (Stemme fra) from
Home. (oi^enpra) from
ttboye. ^fra e»enaQ from
thc Top. (neben froj from
bcloir. (fra nebman from
the Bortom. Hn^Olfra) from
within » on thc Infide. Cf^a
ni) afrefh. (fra fBamd«
htta aO fi'ooi t child«
fr«4^e# f. jroae.
raa^f(# to eacgrecdilr> han*
gri?/«-ravcnouf lytto devottr,
glaceonizt, cram yoorfdf
wfth Meatf to eat to Excafs.
(fraabfe og brttfe) to riot*
. gormandtze.
StMhftV, a Glutton« Gorman-
dizer> Devoarcr* rreat Fee«
der* Grc^y-gutr
^aabferaøng/ greedy> glut*
tOnixingy glartonoBS» rio-
toiis.
^aabfera^rigen f greedily,
glnctonhke*
^aabferlc^ Gluttony, gretdy
Fecdingt Goodfellowrhip»
Mcrrimaking.
jtaatfetmaaltib/Banquetting
. Rioting.
jraae, Foam* Froch, Slaver.
jraae# v. to fqam or froth.
jrabebe ftg noget/ to beg to
bc excufed from,
Sra S^eg^n belfen f from the
Beg'nning.
jrablive^ to abftaim keep
from.
^Abrinøff to bring from,
avert« divcrti ditpel« dis-
fMdcw
jira te af, from
ever flnce»
jra 1D40 til nftbci
Day ro anothtr.
jra benne 6it^ /
Side^
^ra ben Ctb# from
Jrab^mme/ to tbjo
}ive or pafa i
adgment or
• againft one*
jrabrag , (j Sl^gi
Abatement* Du
Subflrradion, D
jrabragff to fobi
dud » rebare »
take oflf.
jrabrageligr tlit(
fabitrailcd, dedi
5rabr4øelfe > Sn
Dkdudion«
jv'abragenbei fo
Sv^n^t t f. S^^^
jrafalb, Defedion
Rebellion. (fti
Apoft icy.
jrafalbe« ro fall o;
Defei^ibn^ revol
defert, backflide,
liøion) ro apofUi
Apottare.
jrafalbenr fallen o
rcbclicd. Ten I
a Rebel. (fra I
ApolUte, Reneg
5i^afare# to go awi
or fet out trom«
jrajorilanbeøfmi
in a t>iry« ont of
5rafØre# to carry, b
^ragaaer (o«øl«^
ditown, gainfay,
SKaterte) to go. i
dine, torn from
ter in Hånd«
®eO to fwerve>
%t ) 283 ( %V
: ^ 9«Mid Cib # of Yore»
fron old or anciene Times«
(ØniBtMl afr ^rom r)ie
Bfftom , fnndamencally >
fnm che very Fonndarion«
[JMfr, Frtighr. (tiC £ant)0
Portige, Carriaxe, Fare«
af (fahningj charge,
1« Load, Cargo*
JMÉlii, ft Bill of Lading;
daicr- party.
Jlrfif to freight, hire a
Jk^tfrlbbcl , fl Bill of Load-
^tufifibt a Merchantman,
Tnnsportfhip.
Jnpoogn # a Waggon of a
(irrier*
Su (^inaoteti/ fcparately,
•fnnder , feverally«
jhi^Ib f Detaining , With«
bolding, Deccnfion, Hin-
trance.
JTtf^lbe^ to hold« kcep ofT,
virhhold, detain, ftop. Cfiø)
ro abftain from* forbear,
contain yoarfelf*
3rA^l^t/ withholden, kept
oflf, detained«
Jrttfagei ro chafe away from,
itailOagf from this Day«
Jrafftl^Cf CO recall, call back*
noonce, give or pafs Ver-
d'iå or Sentence ^gainll, to
ibjndicate.
dcmnati n , Ab>u.iication.
Jrotofrge flff» to jutHfy, clear
or acqait yotirfelf from an
Accui'ation.
^Iffggelfe^ Jnftifying, Clearw
ing, Acqoittiog, Excufe,
Vindication«
S^iilebe/ to tnm, tnm away,
draw or cake oflf* to avert
or divert from. C^AIlbet)
to drain, draw away cheWa-
ter , make Channels. (ccii
• fra fiii ^i(tfartffe) to ger
one out of a P'iinge, tak«
him off from his ill Conrfe«
(Cltb) to derivf Words
irora, '
jraligge^ to be remote, far
off , a great Way off or at
a great Diftance,
Staii^enttf adj. remote, di-
l^ant, tar off.
Staiigt^cn^tf f. Diftance,
Remocenefs.
^raltggent^e^/ Remoteitefs.
^vaMUt to draw off, get or
obrain fomething by fair
Words or Enticements » aU
lure one out of ir.
jral^VCf to ger or obtain by
Lics or Illufions.
Svanatvc, to get or obtain by
Cunning, Tricks or Subtilt*
ty. (ccn 'Jcngc) to fool ona
out of his Money, cheat or
bubble him of it.
Svan^f Cfranf eg frie) fi;ank,
free , exempred.
jranferc/ (et 9rcs>) to franit
a LsJtter.
[ranPrig, France.
[ranfF/ french.
Ivan^manb , a Frenchman*
jra nu afi row from this
vcry inftdnt, trom chisTime
foru-arcJ.
^xa nve «f ^ again » over
again , anewi ficfh.
5ran5c:ff , a Iref c' Woman, a
lren.'.h Govcrn^fs.
jtansoe/ a Frcnchman,
^aii5ofer# the french Pox»
^|foul Diseafo«
5r•1n3oftt*(!ri^ig # amivene*
rian,
ivtin^o^tvtxcttf Lignum
fiirilum.
^tany^^^f french.
fjf ) 284 ( fr
9t€t Drb til m^/ Word for
Word,
Svavaa^tt todisfuade, dehorr,
tnrn, avert fromt advife
one CO rhe contrary.
Scataabti^t, a Disfuafion,
Dehottarion.
Stataa^tXt disfuaded, dehorr-
ed,
fraregne, toabate« dedna,
disconni«
^riiregitet, dedn^ed, dis-
countei.
vrting; « torn out or off»
wrefled by Force from,
Stativtf CO pull. fnatch, cear,
wfcft", wring out or away.
jrartvelfe# aPuliing, Tcår-
ing, Wrcfting out, ofTor
away.
5r« Ko^ell af, from the vcry
Ront, from the Origine or
Beginning.
StAt^Vtt tø rob a Perfon of
a Thing, take it away from
him by violencct co dcprive
him of ic#
St<tt^Htf to pull, fnatch
from«
^MfÆttf/ to depofe» dcgrnde*
remove one from hisChargc,
^ra€ant>fet*tft, mad, furious,
out of his Wits.
^raftge / to unfay» deny. (fig)
renounce, abdicate«
jraflgelfci RenunciatioH) Ab-
dicacion.
jra f!g felV/ furinus, mad,
outof hi^ Wits, hefidcshim-
felf. (Ⱦce fra fia Mv^ to
have løft yonr Senfes« ^
jrAJfiQe# topart, feparat^
dtvide, disjøin, putafunder,
jraffiUelig; feparabUi aliena-
Sv^ifliUMt, Separa
ing, Disjoininr«
5rafFiaetU>e , Cit^
fccrcfory. .
jrafTU^t/ feparfltø<
ed.
5raflf^^e/ ro pofl
oflfor from«
jraflibe# to tear ofl
jri»iliMiing# Tear
from.
Stafnaffti to ^et
fomething from c
joling* Wheedling
or Flacterine *
Words, to flact«
of fomething«
5>^a^p<tn^e^ to untei
the Horiei out øf i
CØjmcne) to pn
Oxen.
Srafpotn^nittg # rht
Svaftaat, to defifl
from, quit or abs
leave orf*, discontf
over or up. (ftn !
btinø) torefignor
your Right or Pr
to give it over. (f
9){(ninø) to quit,
your Opinion, I«
rield and fnbmit t
udgment. (^aat
laat t)oé) to ftai
fclf.
^raftaaelfe # f. ^f(l
^ra(lant># Didance,
3ra(tieU/ to (les>law
rob , or deprivi
fomething.
jrajlieling, Stealinj
bing^
jrafl^Df Repulfioiu
^rafløbe # to repé
away, repolfc, dr
Svafl^bning, Puf hin
ing» Driving bad
h
^t ) a85 ( %t
^A^ctrgtf to abjure, for-
fwear« renonnce a Tbine by
an Oath. (ffn ^Oaitb^ to
deny your Hånd - wnring
wirh an Oath, (en ScfFoIN
nini) to clear or pnrgc
yourrdf of an Accnfatien,
StAfoatrgelfe# an Abjoracion.
Tot€ve«ring9 Denyingwith
ftn Oach»
Srouitcy C^cn n^t() ro eake
i Thing from one > reb or
dcprive him of ic. CfrfltagC
fOI fin £on3 to defraud,
diear* deprive one of his
Waget. Cfin 9tt9mmtVt)
to derogate fromone^sPraife,
dirainith tbe Valaeofit (f.
fcn fine jtun^er) to draw
•ne'tCpftoøers oflffrom one»
cntjce them away from him»
deprive him of them«
Stotagellg/ deprivable*
jrataøelftf Depriving, De*
privation,
jrntttSct/ taken from or away»
deprivcd«
StA Cib til an^en# from Time
CO Time > now and chen«
fometimea*
jratroeffe^ to draw* puU« get
from one. ffrø een @umma)^
to dedQ<S, lubftrad« Ciffer«
tc) to retrench. (fra ®ttgO
to march offfrom rhe Guard*
Cecn fra finc6tuOerinø<0 to
draw one ofF, avert one from
his Stadies.
SratricFning , Abacement.
Discount*
JMtruf f en# drawn from. Cfxa
(I Summa) dedu^^ed* fub-
fttaaed.
i^waltt, to roll ofFor away«
9tavaiine, ro wean> disacca-^
ft*ni tue frote* make ona*
leave a Coftom« (flf^ Mt!) r«
disofe or break one*s felf
oft' from an Habit«
jra9(cnnelfe# the Disaccn«
ftoming 9 Weaning off»
Stavctnt, f« itavant.
\vavættf to be abfenr*
itavocvtlft, Abfence«.
Ivavxvin^tt abfent.
Iravanc^ disaccoftomed, wean-
ed off.
Svavtn^t, to avcrt, diverr.
withdcaw« ritrn, drive>pQt off
or back. (ftaraabO to tnm
off» disfnade* (fPtSe 4)^6) to
.deprive one of fomething,
5raven^eIfe, Avercingt Torn-
ing off.
jr<^vi^^e, Diftance» Remoee*
nefs.
jr^vigei to decline, decedet
turn, go off, fwerve* rccoil*
jravigelfCf Defleaion, Di-
grcsfion-. Deviation, Wan-
dcring , Goin^ out of che
Way f Departing frem ^he
Subjea.
Svavoyt, (font Xfæber) to
outgrow yonr Clothes,
Sva ruggm af # from the
Cradle.
5ve^# Peace. (lew i frcb) t«
enjoy Peace or live in Peace*
(bt^it^tth^ to break Peace.
(labe ttn t^tt i 8re0) to let
one alone « at Relt > Qnieti
undiftnrbed. ^
jre^agr Friday. (Sanøfrebaø)
Good Friday.
5refebni^; f. Ste^ebrn&.
jre^C/ to fpare. (en 6foi>) to
prcferve a Wood.
jvebelig^ peaceable, inclined
topeaca, pacific, tranquiU
quiet. ^
jre^eUg<n# peaceably, tran-
qaillyi quictly*
%t ) 286 ( tft
^riKefiobeb » Trtnqaillicyt
Peaceableners*
jre^f ((Fenbe # paclfic.
[rebfotrDig , f. fre^elfren^e*
|(eDl09» profcribed, outlaw-
.ed. (øi^e frcbiéO ro pro-
fcribe, ondaw« Qcn%tthM)
an Outlaw,
jreb(^6/ CUrO Loofe-Strife*
WiUowhcrb,
jreMØømaal/ a Profcription*
Ootlawry,
jrebøbrub t a Breaoh or Rnp->
rare of Peact«
$tt^hv^^tv, a Make-bate,
Infringer, Violacor of Pcace«
jrtbfOommer r a Jitfticc of
Peace.
Stt^f^vft^Wtt f a Tronble-
feaft« Perrurbacor» Diftur-
?ber,
Srebef^rfte/ a Prince of
Pe^ce,
jrebøb^nMer^ a Negoriaror
of Peac€.
jrebøb^nMing # Ncgot i»rion
of Peacc , PflCifi^cion*
Trcating tor Peace«
5cfb$meglcr # a Mediator,
Peacemåker.
jrebentcgUng/ Mediation,
jre^øflutning^ Pacificatioii)
Treary of Peace«
jcebfonime(ig# peaceabU* pa-
ciHc, f. fredelig«
jrebfommeligeit # peaceably,
• pacificly,
itebiommtUqfytb , Peaceful-
nefSf Love of Quiet, or
Tranquillicy.
^rebøflav , Caddceum • che
Mscef^flflf of the Kings ac
Arms, or Heraids,
5irebe(lifce(re i Pacification,
Reconciliacion,
5vcbø(liftcr^ Pacifier, Peace-
maker.
[reb« Cibf-TitBe
(regar, k Frigac
[regne/ a Freck
[regnet # frecklei
|reibig# joyfoK
fol , conngeoi
5reiDigbeb# Com
fulnefs* Gladn
infolenr, grace
Icfs, brasen -li
%mn, ncr4oiié)
petulenr, wantc
Cutugttg) ima
chadc « wancon
Jrefb«^# (Uforf
Impudence ,
ShamclefsncfstC
CD9crøi»cnbebJ
Percnefs^ Petal
tonnefs • Fi
Uncha^enefs,
Lafcivioiisnffs.
Sletfil impudently
faacily. percfy
immorfeftly , o
5relfe, f. Salvatid
tion, Redemptio
Dclivcrance*
5relfe# v» to fai
releafe, ranfoi
free, redeem*
5«^elferf ivt{\tvn
viour, Deliverei
jrelentng^ Deliv^
Jrelfl f - fayed >
reieafed*
jrentf fremab, i
ffrcm 00 ttlbaøi
Gige frem til 05 j
way CO the Mou
frem) forther, f
er, i%a(kt fre
vanc^« pafs on,
$vtmavit Prodo*
tion, Gencrati«
cion» •
9$ ) 287 ( %t
KO prodoct; beget,
e , engender«
t^ , produdive«
p prodaccd 6cc»
m.' carried» broueht
CO bring« bear>
con vej » forward,
ce* Cpoa QorteO
op.
€9 copeep 0Qt»break
)adcii br«rf fer frem)
breaks forth*
rprodocedibronghc
itlded«
ti to prodace pro-
r» advince. Cf^ro
:o proffer. Cf» f^tn
o prodace, bring
ieid. n. taa^a^ti^-
o fpeak Nonfenfe*
elfe , Produ^lion,
; forch, Yielding,
sn. »
enfC/ produiflive«
, to break foreh,
bieakoac, appear*
løcn) CO peep«
CO ofl[er, prefent,
n9# Offer, Tender,
tion«
ng, a Jncting or
ouc in a Building«
furchcrraore, mo-
henceforward , far-
rther.
, Ctroff fe frkin) to
-»1^ our, hale ouc a
liihcn) CO pafi,
le Time beftow it*
O paTs the Life.
r Impolfe, Perfaa-
(t^garion*
r 'o drive forward,
put forrh«
ibt , impulfing»
orward»
fremfare; to go er run oot
proceed, acl or d:a]. .(d^ø
T^re (tø) to behave your-
felf,
jrcmfarr, C^bfærb) Proceed-
ing. Procedure, Dealing;.
COpførfel) Condud, C^r-
riage , Behaviour* '
Stttnjov, before, preferablf
to, in P reference of.
jremfor^re^ to demand or ^c-
quire , to call or fend for*
(for SKet(en).co fummon*
warn or cice a Perfon co ap»
pear before che Court* Cm
en Oié 2)aa) co adjourn.
Sretnfor^rinø , (for S^ttUn)
Summons, Citation, (til cO
md Saø) Adjourning.
jremf^re# to advance, pro-
dace, brine aThing forward«
(af eil Wdø) to alledge,
cite or quote.
jremfttfer co hnrry, co aft
witn Precipication«
5remfttfen^e , incontiderate,
raf h, heedlefs, unwary, pre-
cipicace, blundering, im'pé-'
cuous, boiflerons, turbulent^
Srelnfttfen^eo , inconfiderate-
ly , raf hly , precipicacely*
iropecuonsly.
jremfiifenbeb# Inconfiderate-
nefs, Rafhnefs, Impecuons-
nefs, Boifterousnefs, Preci-
pication«
Svtmgaat, co advance, go
forth , go on or forward*^
(u^S^oae) co proceed« (øaac
. forflø)cofp«ed, takfEffea,
fucceed, thrive, advance*
jremøang, Progrefs, Succefs,
Speed , Forwardnefs , Ad-
vancement.
5remgangomaabf/ Proceed-
ing, MannerofProceeding*
jremgive# co. prefent, offer.
iretiM
%t ) 088 (
5rem6irlbe, to incline > bend
or lean to«
jrem^«l^cn^e i incluiing; »
leaning to«
§f9mf)^Mnn , • Bending; or
Inclininj^ forward« a Jntting
or Leaning out in a Building,
• Frojcdure«
SttmJ^tnttf to fetch or bring;
forrh.
Svtmf)olttf ro ftretch ontø
retch, hold forth«
fvtmfal^t a Calline forth.
remfalbC/ to call forth. or
fend for « give one a Call«
(for dLttttnj to fummon co
app'?ar before the Court«
[remFant^ a Eacet« ^
iVtmtdmmt, to appear« come
forth« rpring forch« be born«
Sttmfom(t» t Corning forth,
Arrival« Appearancé«
^rcmFr^be , to creep forth,
lytmfv^btn^t, creeping forth,
iremiaanf a Lending«
Si'tmiaantt to Und«
jremla^e/ ro admit« receive or
let in » to give Admttrance
or Accefs,
Srtmict^gt, ro prefenr, expofe«
exhibif ^ fct forth* lay before.
(for SCcmn) ro produce, fec
forth. (fin xrain) '«> ^"y *>»c
or cxpofe to Sale yonrWares«
Stemlctgnin^t Expofing for
Sale, ^hewing, Laying our«
jremUgt/ expofed, fet forrh«
prodaced«
SvtmMtf to lead or carry on«
Svtmitvtvt, ro deliver, prc-
fenrj give forrh«
jremU(!e ftg# to (lide forth or
forward«
jreml^FFø/ to entice of drtw
onttprovoke« move or indnce
by MotivQ» (to fcrew onr^.
Xvtmi^bt , t
^remftibe #
projed«
jremlubnfitf
ward» a.L
Svtmmat$, a
ing, Adva
Svtmmavftvt
advance,
jremme/tof«
favouri CC
fremmet I i
eign. ftrai
exrraneons
(en Sremti
Forcigner,
fremmet pc
a Srr.inger
eigner in a
fremmet |<
known. (r
raw, unnfu
exrraordina
in forcign,
remote Coi
(fra f. Unl
from forcig
ta^tn^ affei
an) ro c^isd
fomme frer
farprifed at
upon, rhinh
fom mid f
feemed ftrar
me • I wat
(oære f. for3
be ignoranr
mth f« Si
wirh orher
(ot (aoe S«
Company r«
fremmer # (p
ilrange Man
jremmelig, a
(oper frcmn
far advance
Sremme^TUi^
Wf ) 7fi9 i 9ff
V frnmrd, ^remfatiy Propolition* (af
i^^mn to hing for- &MUtfJ Citation* Alltga*
tion.
e, Cføn ^fttt) to S^tm\tnU, to convey» fend
hoocep« (fom^an^ forth* dtspatch, ^
9«flp tofpringtrifc, S^tmfiatt to fpeak ovc v»»
obblt np« pAtchf prononnce, to explain
*«ii«-» Pr^nJLrJ^« Srciitffmiie, to rhin« ibrth,
tnillgf Propagation. gUrter, co be bright.
»C^ cocall.cflllforthi jreirifVri^^ co tdvance* go
!r« ' fofward* approacli^
fcy to ftretch oac« ^remflfri^ning^ ProjgreTt, Fro-^
loldforths putfor.th« gretfion, Advancing.
k, Cftaat fcemo»cr) 5i^entfFriM# Ptogrefi, Advan-
•act bcar ouc» pro*
Hup the Scratching
■ctmg forth.
f ftrecched oac, pac
> Cb^cnøc a( ^øcc)
rat
cing.
SnmVnb, (69»ire) Bnrgaon*
a young lad or Shoor*
Svtmfi^, (fem en 6p<rO to
fpting forth. fpronc.
Sttmfiitt9 CO pufh forward,
, „ — ^ TT"-' tk approach , advance.
projea, ftand Srcm((^Mlilig# Progrefs* Ap-
proaching«
Ht^, jatting oac, jremi1f^tl^e# to hurry aloiig,
ing» to haften forth, topvrfna.
tg CO draw near or 5rcm(l<«bci to drag forcb, for*
to approach, «omt ^ ^^\^* -^ . . «. a
o advantc. S^tmflaQ, a Dn ving or Thraft-
. _ A t ing forward,
linø , Approach, jremføgt, co fearch for or aG
«near, Acfvar.cmg. ^^eraXhing, tofeekoiit,
in§, (• Svtm\(zu ^remfpocnbe, to kick along,
t, CO propofe, fec bc- Sr«mfpif«# to come. or f hooc
c (af eniBoa) to al- "P* to fpronc, fpring onu
cita, qaote. (ct Srcmfpcillør Ger«iination>
Imaal) co ftart, pro- Vegatation«
aQueflKn. (fompaa Svtmfvving, iLcap, jamp,
)cofervenp, feton "^ skipping forward*
it. (forome frem roeb; ^temfprfngt/ co leap, junp,
vi^^Vur e ff N Al on fltip forward.
elfe, C9nf?wfe; Al- ^remfpiii^^cofpouc ovc, (pure
5, Qnotation, Cita- forward,
fflotllag). Propof.1. ^^^^^^^^ ^^ ^^^^ ^^^^^^
ktion«
(oiiftrO tlledged, appwr. (jfaaefrmoPcO «•
, (fore^raact) pro- *«"«* <>'• J"' <>»f-
CPOA 99tr(Cl) ftrfcd S^tmftMtnht, (landing, or
jtttciog ottC or Corward«
A
f t ) 19P ( «r
frt»(teiibi (i Oooøfnøer) «
Jutting. 9 Leaninif oiic in a
put'.nihg« ?roje«Snr€»
Jrrntfltge« toapprotch, draw
^■»•r. nigh, to come netr.
jranfhDef ro prefertt» rcpr«-
fens exhibir, C^Jttnen to
pruducw Wirneires. (fiO
CO tppetry prcCent yourrejf*
* (for gtcrtfn) eo appcar or
pr*<tnr yourfclf in aCo»ri:»
JremiliOelfe , jremftilninø/
Frefcntanon« Kepre^enca-
tion, (for SlCltcn) Appear-
ancei Prcfenting or Forth-
Coming in a Coart of Jn(lic%
jtémiliDct^ prefented, repre-
jremfl^^i. aThrnftine. Parh«
mg forward« ImpnTfion* .
jrcin(l^bef to pqfh forward»
or thmft fcward. ^
jremflébenbf/ impulfiyc*
thfufting forward«
$ttmfttaaitf to caft forth
Beamf« to r^diate* to ray
, onr.
Sttmftt^fft, to ftretch oat»
lenethen« to extend«
Jremjlrøgi a Coarfct Ron-
■ ning.
SvtmfV^f a Vifion or Prcvi-
fion, an idle Fancyt an airy
Norion> a Chimera«
Sttmixntt , Cfom bar Soner)
vifionary« fanciniK whiinft*
cal, fanatic who pratcnds ta
• have Viftont«
*
jrcmtAøey to produca» take
out* bring out« /
Jrcmrarv, Benefir» Cmolu-
ment, Progrefs. t^roficienqr«
jremtibi the foråre Time,
Time ro come« (i gremcit
feen) for rhe forure, hcnce-
forth.
|remtt^a*6ota/ Care for tht
liicaref Carking-Care«
' proach« prwfc
make yonr Api
ftcp fcr:h« Æt
jremrr<Kffe# lodi
pli 11 ont or for
Sremrritiigc^ co
iward.
Sremrrtni (j^aa <
Ihe Scene«
jremtrinc/ to e
advance, ftep*
JremnirCf toparfii
conrinne, be c<
5remnlrcll^e#
Sermanent« ftci
snr*
jrtntmrfnber Sltt
Perfevcrtnce I 1
Duration«
Sttmvctitu to fi
bnbblt up, fiMi
«'Ut«
jr^mvffyrtfAccreti
Growing, Thi
Crcafe, Progref
5rfmviiøning#aSb
Exhil>itjon, Pre
jrentpHfe, ro fhti
hibirt pro'luce,
play, expofc to
Signt of Piople
onc's Fycf,
^temvtifeUg, th;
fhewn«
ittmxii^ttf tb« B.i
hi bi ter«
angment, advar
ittmv^Vtnt adttlc.
jrenbe^ aRinsinan
Confin«
jrelt^(rAb» Kindrai
uiniry, Kin, Re
^Vtnltp a Rinswo
tion, She-confin«
jreqventf re # ro i
haunt a Uonfe«
fr ) ^i (- ^
Iniifci te libercj*
fri Ml t^nntåmtt,
te,) frte from Bufi-
Leifiiret trEflfe*onc
oymcnr« di.chamd
irk« dit«fij(t^cfU Cfri
ifeO exeøpt from
rcocfr«c rit(9Uti«
B» antfTeftto« eafy*
Ilf^nQia) indepcnf-
fabj^a to. '(noré
mtinenr* i'tncy, CU'
Oiarried« finj^le. (i
imitioiit* disflate«
i) in ojpen Air« (frt
rank-chafc (faath
ito#} CO htv« fi^c
•nd Board CboU^C
f»r OmfoHQingcr)
r ofic's Expences« Cf*
liberal Arts (fOPtte
1^ to fet fr*-e nr at
(af frie dttiO of
1 Morion. Cl>«3r:€for
CtiO ro be roo'fna
C^avc frt gortJTi
live opon free Coft*
røctadnø) gratoi-
freeborfit inge-
noble«
te&# fl Koblenefty
»
aFreeliolder> Pro-
Charc«r» Patent*
I Ft'eebooter* Bao-
^rivaceer«
Piracy*
icaffy*
o fry.
FriOcrid^# Fr,ede-
co abfolve« acqait*
briog in nor guil-
S^it^m, abfolved, acquttfedj
Ji'ie# to coarta Womnnt woQ .
her in Marriage, make Lovt ; *^*-*-
to her.
jrie, Cbtftit) to deliver, fa««^
rcfciic,
^rteelf^er^ a Gallnnt«
3iif r, :i Woo.t , Suitor, onc,
rhatcourf s a Virgin injorder
to marry h-r, , »
rierte, Courtfhip,. Wooyig*
derif, wooerlik.-*
i'iefinbe« [• fricfteit^e.
^-if^^f/ fVee-bof^ i'>g«niuiiii»
^attivt, to give Liber y, in«
franchiCe, fee at , Liberty*. -
(^rificnde) -o ibrolv«>. •
SrtgiDelfff In(nnch'r*nienr»
^L)elivefance» Abfolntioh«
jriøpeiif infriinchiferf« fer te
Liberty« CøA9mi(h) liheraU '
free. generntis« bounreons«
jrtgiveitbfb, L«beraltty,Boiin«
ty, Generofity« ^
S ibeOr Libiry, Free^fom,
(fra iHaafsa) Immnniry,
Exensprioni Franohtfe.^gor^
f aantlfO Difpenfation« (at
raaDefra iioøeOOsporinon«
Gcbtaaen) Licentionsncff*
Ctaac ffg tor tor itil)tb} tm
rak? tno great Latitiide«
Sri|>ebø Idvtv, a Charter,
pat nr. Pr i vi lette*
ji'tbebeflanb, a Free-(Utc»
(en UatorO) Celibacy«
jrit^e^ofleb, a ReceptacU,
Flace of Refage*
5jri()erre# a Baron«
griberre«- 5rue , (griterinbe)
a B-Tonefs.
gri^erre««Øo^ø/ a fiarony* .,
Scij^nory* Lordfhip« Dor
main,
gribol^e# to defrdy or bear
one's Chargcf«
gribolrer, C&iHttrmO ^^
d«rs#
I
tf ) a92 ( fr
Artf Abttt^ ■ Scotdhcoliop*
Irif Alfere, f. frif aferc.
^f i(1l^^ to flbfolvc* •c^ic«
clcan decltre iiree« excvl-
^tce, 'juftify*
jrifien^elfe, Abfolmiom Dis-
charg;€9 JalUfioition» Ao*
qnicraU
jr(f ienbeit^ , abrolving* ac-
quicting*
?MitMt, abfolved, acqoitted.
Matti to releafe* fet a Li-
berry.
jriU^f f fe i Infranchiremtnt,
Infranchife, Rcleafing«
^riUMi releafedt fet a Liber-
ty^ fet free*
jriubni a Frank-fee, a Frat-
hold. or Tenvra,
jrtieidcbrevf aDiploma« a
Patf ntf Safr-Conav£(t Pafa-
port.
SfiU^tu, (aAbenbare)clcar]y,
plain1y> manifeftljr*
jrtligge/ to lav by icfelf.
iriOe# a Concubine« Miftrefs«
[rsOebarn# a nacural Child*
Baftard*
jrfttcføilr a natnral Son.
Svtftebacreri a natnral Dattghp
ter.
jrimoegtia; ebrolnte, fover*
eign, despoiic«
jrimA^tfSovcreignty«abfolate
Power« Defpotifo)*
^tlmaitb/ i Freemnn, orFrce-
born. C^ib ct {KegimcnO ^^
£xeinpt»
Svi XUantag, Saint-Monday«
Taylors Holiday. (bofde
fri wtanbag) to keep holy
Day- to red or ceale from
Work.
^i XXtavft en open Field* a
Champaign.
^dnttirer/ a Free-Mafon.
Stimtfttv, a Craftsroan that
has got Priyilege to work
withont beiiig aFreeman of
« Company.
oHweffeffViAf ai ]
$rlNM^ta» fraiiik«
chearmL Ctlftrf
ttø) boldfintrep;
ed.
^mebiøCttf fran:
intrcpidly« und]
Openneff* C
. C^riitig^} Bo
trepidicy.
jripaa«r t PafaHM
Sripe^iør frank«
daunred,, hardr
Stipofiifftnf frank
tedly> boldly.
jripofliø^O, Frau
nefsilntrepidity!
jrtfe^bel, a Brid
øaatnbc Øace)
jrifeer)?a«Ir a »
jriferei tocnrl. cri
to drefs the Ha ir
nap Cloth*
S^iffØ^f ^^ abfol
excolpate« ioftii
Srifler# miliary F
S^mth, (8er06
neCst Coolnefst
fuftené) Coolnt
r@unbbcOSoQn
ttiinefft Vironr
5ci{r, (tarff) hedtl
haiU foBnd.briil
(munur) lively,
ful. (mobtø)
(aren) umi.
tathertd, frefb
ecroits * new
Soldiera. Cf* C
Eycs. (fiPif fo
found as a^Roac
frefh Horfes« 1
6aar) a raw
Wonnd, (f.euft
(t4øcfnV€ttfe)
Air. (f ariQ I
(eire »eft firtfl <
in good Cktar*
^
%f ) a93 ( %t
tj^ Co«itgc» chear
c on! ^
CbeiT «p ! Cov-
h1y» lively* tfrerh«
omøcn^ vigorottf-
: free Archer.
> ■ Frire*
a Butcher* thtt it
Moian of che Gom-
Snild« a pri vileged
Frife or FrifeUnd«
V irom Frife,
rpiC€» a f hore Stij
aiMK ofTime, aaic
Breath* a Delay»
nce « Prolof^ingt
»ff to a longe rTime,
r# Cfom fifle« te.)
by cheinrelves«
Free- C i tv.
DiCpuMtO a CoiD-
th. .
Afyltmit Place of
a Sandnar^*
State of Liberty.
etifOllM)toteniptf
incite, induce, fe-
icitt perfoade, coax,
Glte) to fuffer,
C90t»e3 to hazard«
fen) CO tryFortnne*
tmptation, Tempt«
icemenr« Atluring«
emptimgt alluring«
Tempter^
ipccd &c.
ri Sime) a LeiTure-
, frankly. (noté'
Uy« perdy. (u5eit
5cly* tinreftrrmed-
9ttMngi) gracii,
.eeooi pence. Oalt
eak freely* frank-
iDf nce the Matter«
Cotttøtige) ribatdry* lafcivi-
ously, obfceiiely. (frit ttb)
freely* frankly* plainly«
openly.
StitctnftVi m Free-thinkcr»
tibertlne« Latitadinarian.
5rit(enferif, a FgMthinker^a
Fairh« Free-thiDKing.
S^taått to exempn dispanrt
wicn> free« discharge* ex-
cufc.
^itAgelftf Exemption, Dis«
penfation* Immun ity.
jritafenM^ fpeajcing frctly,
plainly, openly, withoatRe-
ferve« (faabmunbei) lo-
quacioDtt verboft. (nctU
»I t'O infolent, fancy. (iKire
frjta(enbe) to fpetk th«
Word, not to niince tkt
Matter, to fpeak freely.
Stitaltn^tbf Free»fpeaking,
Loqnaeity.
[ritimer/ Leifore-Hoiirs/
(rit'Cajfelf Free-tgble.
[ritte^ Cet Dør) « Ferret.
[ritte, CititbWt) a Gimlet.
[rittef toinquire of, qneftion,
pomp one oat, fifhaThing
ont of him* make him betray
himfelf, fift one* hook a
Secret out of him*
jritteitf ^rirntttø/ Enquiry,
Exaraining.
jritteti an£nquirer> Examin^
$v\t ub|Opcnly,franklY»roiind-
lyi withoQt Ifs ana Ands.
^tividiei a FreewilU (Ood
I»illi9()eb) Benevolepoe«
StMUiQ, volontary* fponti^-
neous. TuforlfoltO %^*'
tnitous, CfriDittta ®ai»0 a
Fr«e-Gift, Gratu^ty. (en
grtviHtd) a Voltinteen
jriviHigeitf vohintarily» rpoa-
tat>eoasly» pf your own
Mo^on,
St ) ^94 ( t
^vtnitr^t« VolDniirioefh
^,■■ ia'.eonsnert,
jr(i, glid, iiiyful, content, in
g..ut)Huiiiour,cliearlDl,{«y,
i vo s.
5r»folt, Bre.kf.(l. (hfc
^cMJto hr...kfi(t.
^lom, C*Tli<l) goort . h«tneft,
5rffmbt&, Gno-'n.r«, Pro' i y.
ME^hxcrs. Mil nelt. Gcn-
ilcn£''i. C^K' «fT»^igk<0
promil
n ojj tn((c o i oianit}
t- ( ult 10 Occi'tr.n»s fur
S«'.-ci;f-.
X*omt, hoiKltly. piuui'y &e,
gronr, Frot. Ccaa tn ^atnt)
rh F« eop-'CiPciiwig. [<•
saa <( ^uu*) the FroPti«-
fWn, h-rndnKofiBa-ld
ing Ci>nf>il'>t I i^tat) (O
ch, rgc in ihg Fronc,
^-oepJEDittn Matmi, Morn*
a<!\ ) cl-, ly.
5r»ff, C^ul^<) F.»(K C>*tO
gro«) nipufnit Froit. CS««
I i^*^e-^nO chiit-iin,
5roftM»f. * Ch Ibain,
Svaitiff. chilly. F. riilbfrt«r.
Sri>(l»tir, 'V'.fty Weather. ■
Srét, iom (ua.O Seed.
ji-fttr.aEFdlf iheCroaking of
S »tbUUfi ihe Hulk, Hall.
Codor Shell ofPuir«,
Sf9ita, • tatty.
Sn«, Lady. C«
yoar 'Lirtyfhr
t)uftO ihe Mifl
mily. ^
, Ln-tj-hiir.
,<(riicbiin», * U
^riiefivtf, onrL
iriic Bl.'fttl-,
Nunnery. at
Ladiei
jriK Vliivlc, (
dy's Nivtl.
jrucntlmmcn •
ily . iht ftmal
^'iifnciRnntFt p
Itinsic Sex. ^
die*,
jnicntimmct« 2
Hei art.
jiriicnnninitr> £
Star abovc ih*
^iiifiitiTiimcf r
Br^alb« Pip*
jrnruiiniiiitT>3<)
Goslii-
ji iicncimmtr ^<
Woman'l H«
(iiienrijiiin« O
■nin-t Jjckvt
jnientimnrreiol
5nitntiHimtcClol
l,.n'i Ur, Ici f
5i'U(iirinTnrTFIo|
Srimniinimériiar
rir« Han.
jriitntiitimer • 9
jrHtRtlmmtriS
inen>aThingi,C
tht*.
fP ) 295 ( %t
lor« Mancnt-oiflker*
mer(l4€t, a Wo*
*sFlowsrs> monchly
or Monrht.
BcrfMTfrcV a We-
llerffg^om# a Wo-
yfteric H^ons* or
he Morher*
■rrviitl, fweet or
Winc. ' -
t L^'ly's* Womanor
Wdman«
C^fance) Efparcn,
f CtUtt »or gtfuetiN
nc Mary s Tfiiflie«
li'. Oocrc) to bear
brmg forth Fruit.
ewed Fmit. (fM^
the Womb, .Ferus«
BorlecO Frpit, Pro-
tnrage, Benefir, Re>
Onb^^ii) to rcap'
idvantflge«
tt^f/ fmic-bearing* ^
fmitful, fertile,
rceming. (Un%tbaxt
(fitiful Yetir. (vGtXt
fro bear« bring forrh
giøtt fruat^ar) ro
render fertile,
r. Sone) a good
Cnoltid) profitable.
eoa«.
tb, • Frnitfntnef«,
Fecundiy« (ftoe
^Cd^ 'PJentifalnefs«
froirfnlly, (nottM
icabiy, adv^ntage-
jcu9te# (jAX^ttt) to give yield^
render« affordFrntt. topro-
fir, ferve.avfliL (jmitit^^U
tnaninøer f. ifhin ixUt l)o4
}yi\ti) m'y Adinonici ns have
noEtfe^. ave toft upon hl nU
he does not yifld ro ihem.
jnigteoli^ø, fruirlel), ine^ec-
tnal, vain, nnpro^tahle.
jriigreol^flf frmrleftly/with*
ouc Etfe<^, to no Purpofe«
Jrugrl^Aitbf I, Dealing in
' Fruits.
Snigtt^atiMer/ a Fraiterer,
F oicmgn.
jru^rt^attgo an Oi-ehard*
Fvuir Garden.
5ntar|)in^e, a Pellicfe, rhin
Skin aboucFrnic. (OQltiø^
ftili)t) Mcmbrane«
irug&^Per/ a Fmirman*
S«igt^^rer(re# a ?ruit-Wo-
man.
jriiotf ammei* , a Frt^itery,
Fni'rchamber* • " •
;rtigtfiet*itef Kernel.
Irtig^Pnop/ a Bud, orCem*
jritcitfone/ a Prait-woman*
^riiorfurv, a Fruic Balket*
jriigtpliiffer/ a Gathe^er of
Fruit,
jrngtritgy abundant or rich
of Friiit.
ji^ugtfommeligf qtilck with
Child , a-bre^ding* ((^.o{#
fruøtfommeliø) far advanced
in Fregnancyibig wirhChild*
grcatwithChild. (fruatfomi
melidcD'OfnOeO breedin<j» or
teeming Womcn.
5nlgtfolltmeltgbe^* a Wo-
man' Breeding, Teeming or
Pregnancy.
jrngtttb« Fialr-Seafon.
5nigtrråff# a Fniit-Tree*
5riigtrr«ere'25eftiflPi-i»g# the
Nipping ot Pruning of the
needlefs ZvlAu
»V
Øt ) a96 ( *^t
S^^f Joj' Gladnef«, Mircli»
Kejoicing, Mcrriment« Plea-
farftnefs, Blichnef«« C^OppC
»0 fptinøf flf grob"^ ro fkip
or jump for Joy.(j|forgr9^)
Exultation«
5rt^e# to make glad, to Joy,
rejoicc, fill wifh Joy (^i\u
fto^tr S)?cnn<|fcncé §)icrt<r)
Winc glads, joy^^chcarsup
the Hearrs of Men. (f?p) to
rcjoice, bc glad. ((19 tn^er«
Ciø) to exiilt.
St^^titft, a Fcftivil, folemn
Rejoicing.
5r^^eftll^, joyftil, chearfnl,
mcrry, gay» blith,
5^^elig, rejoicing, dclight-
ful, pleafanr.
^rr^eligett^ deligfitfnlly,plcaf-
antiy, •
Sr^^efFng, an Acchmarion,
Shout, an Huzza, Jnbila-
tion«
£nbef<tne^ a Banner of Joy,
Sr^gt/ aFeanFright, Dread,
Apprehenfion Terror.^ilnb»
fcclfO Bpfhfuindfs. CSmt>0
Donbr. (SWi^unbclfe) Envy.
CinDiflØCgrDøOro ftrikcwith
Fear. (af StpgO for Fc«r.
Cb(^iii(\, pluDfwdg grpaO
panic Fcar,
Sf^gwgtigf fearful. frightful,
afraid, tunorous. pufillani-
mous, timid, (diørc fri)8N
OØfiø) rofright, fcareorter-
rify, put in Fear,
Sr^gtagtlgcH/ fcarfully, tlmo-
rensly. ttmidly.
Sr^(?ta(«tig{)C^ , Fearfijlncfs,
Timidity. Tiraorousncfs,
Fainthcartednefs.
S^9^^t tofear, drcad, apprc-
nend, to be afraid of, to ftand
jn Aw orFear. (frOdte fof/
bttmtt <ig for) to be in Pain
for I to carc for.
^«
lig, dretdf
righthil, terrifc
horrible,
Sr^gtenbe^ fearing
jrygtet/ feared, d
StW»•3^^fagflfe
tion, Frightenii
Jn9(f^nt# timid,
afraid, frighcfu
frogtfotnO f^r^p
jngrfom(^cbf Tit
moroQsne6, Fea
jrygtfomti fearfv
rously,
jttntfe, Fsingc (
gti)n(rcr)to friDj
with Fringes*
Sftnbfet; fringed, (
, Fringes« '
SfTjI^t, tofreesaorc
Mt>) tobecold <
faa mon toøet)
fhndder, fhakc
(naflen iiitl^ to
Cold. CfanrøKn)
frceze up, (f. {i
ftiff wirh Cold.
^rtfepiittf tr Point
lation«
5ugcr O aXttftfcn]
Fuge or Chace.
Suge, Cboé ^nthft
Clofure, Seanu
a Mortife. Cirøei
Ucene) Abbreuv«
5ugl» a Bird, Toy
fu^QaBirdofPa!
øeSu9(e)tocatGi
ItberdgeSnøpth
ousFclIow. (tnl
teti (r bedre enl
Dcn^Iwon'cchan
for t Crown ih '.
Sii^lthctv, wild S
ries, Warereldei
jitglebeilfriveCfe,
^ sy.
Suglebeffriver, gu
an Ornichologifl
fu ) 19/7 (
>ff<!i ■ Birding-picce.
nh > Cigc, Bicdcage.
wasie Sum O > Vo-
mtscalTcf tlie Drawer
^^e, aTrap otPiifalt.
Rger , ■ Birdcxcher,
*, fowler.CrDiii fanger
MO " Tunneler,
•fcrtr, BirdciKhioE,
ig. Foading.
ng|l , f, 5uglcfdn>
ir, ■ Featherofa Bird.
»f , k Floch of Birdi.
ift, s Fligbt of Birdf.
#éi SusUm«e, Bitd-
trm* a Fowrei'a Net.
anst SlMrbM« ntb) a
<1.
■«•, (tn UrO Chick-
Vlfc« a Cage for Birds
)od in. fl Volervi Breed~
f Birdt.
agcl , foull Shot fer
n£. BtrdinK-Shor,
anbri, Jl[rd-trade.
mMcr, a Bird-feller.
Vntt, B Spiniet.
Ka%, an Aviiry er Vo-
\%t, • Fowling.
tm; aTuft, Cop or
on theHeadsof rome
enker / f. jngltbC'
at.
»SCf (en 3uøO *
Mige f a ptKy Kinz,
(hat iachorcn, by cfie
ens who divcrt them
I wich Sbooting at ihe
X9t, (he Crop »r Craw
Bird.
ii»( Birdlimfi
jiiSlenuIF, (tn Urt) rhe Stir
Bcchleh^ra.
jufTlewor^R, C^ønfc(ib) the
Time, wk.'n thc Birds come
from fhe Roolf.
5nel**>(tif t Beah or Bill.
■jiiØltrll'«, a Bird call.
ju()I(4vibreni ih« Chirping.
WarbtioK , Singing or
ChaEtiring of BIrdi.
5ll3lert^e, a Birrt'i Neft.
^liglcti>Rg,ilii:SJngin(;.Chirp-
pmg Or Warbling of Birdt,
^tigf (|f arn , Bird-dnng. :
jiiElleflcigf thc ChaEEcrmK of
B-i^i.
jngf(|Iac«t, (art) Bird-hml
jiigltfiMrtr a Snar* to catch
•&>f\% In.
jugltf <l>peI|Fniner i&pFl«rFi
niniTi EheBrecdingofBirda.
jiiglr^an^/ l-iine-Twig to
carch Birds. (fit flbbc paj)
fl Ferch, Rool),
^iiglttapf the Tufi of a Bird.
Iiiglttrxe, the Paifig« tkf
Birda.
jiigltimget tht Young gf ■
Bird.
jugletirtf the Star of Bctbla-
5ua(eui5ncr, 5iillcrdgin, t
Itiåei of BirJs.
SligltlMFFc, Orebank.
^uglertlM, Game, «ild Fowl«,
imtt, V. n. Cdt'ut SustiøifCb
fr« (tg) (O moiften or vtet.
jugtCr T. a, to hamea. moi-
tten> iveci madifjr, damp,
S[:Qt«n&t homeaJng.
jngticTf bnmidt damp, mt.
moift. (df tn fastiø 9}atKt^
of a humid Coiuplexioti,
jiiøtlgcitf rooiftly.
Snfltig^rti Moidure, Wct-
nef*. HaniditT. Oampnefa.
CWfrtft * efcem«) Hn-
t!« ) a98 ( fft
['iittr.ing,
Snlb« fii'1 whol(. pcrftA.
intire.lin'irheil.ice mplilh-
»d. cm B»t BPt-iJO "' 'f
thcBrim. (flf DunOjmudiij.
intty. Caf arj cjcair-r^d (a{
etifener; Ihrry.C^f gjihtt
frt) faul'y. Cai i&»iji'l.ii-
dnWi. fflf©fain).llaiTiiin-
«d. Caf fulB gal-O wit'' f""
Cry. (i fule SSuitnini);) «rm-
cd c»p-i-pe«. (flirt aHagO
fnliI'ower.Ciful'ltefl)>vi fi
fnil Speed. Ct)i>»e f U.ltt OB)
, to ivt [il'-'ntifu'ly orinClo-
■v<r, r.ihJveAfflu-nce- Pltn-
ty 0[ Aboii'lince nf ill
TFiin^I> to aboDnd in Ne
ttlTirtet,^ to liv« « Rick
and ManKer,
jul&i Ctnitltn^ dtssnircd io
tiqoor, drwik, fn-t-tUd,
CitilU fla rut») to fud'tu
youtrdl. get drunk, faddU
ynni- Nor*.
jtIl^b4al:tn, C^'>tn) full-
' 5til&b«r«a» . ^n , CaQ d«l'-
bcrircly I prirmediiacrjly.
- 5il'^l)'fo'r «ntiiely. whollyt
5iilt>M«fe, M blow. piffop.
jiilbbløOigr plcthorici ftng-
j^Ieblo^1gtlr^f Pleihon. A-
bundance 6f Biood in th«
Body.
julttbritfiT. c infumm««'}. ac-
iniebriiiser, an
er. PcifoFwai
Siii&bro&CTfyoB
y.ur B o.hcr '
*rfi
Sui&i-7r»c, to pt
conlU'iimir.;,
bring (O P«if<
Clil tiottS I«
Pr in<'t.
Conriiinmiiiot
FvMIucon.
jul&b<frMr, in
er , Per<or«)ie
jillBbtrbet > I
canrainma^d ,
«x<C'<ted.
Stilbbi-iMe . C<
onedrunh. d'i
t..x hi.n. Cfi
yoiiTi'ir. dl
rt urkin Win.
Sul&bfJFninft , ■
DTinT<ins,.Fii
pli^ g.
SiiltteiiOe . t" lin
briig 10 Pert
linifMnK HtM
Dp cHl- naik t
jtllbtnOfllt. Ae
Con umiMtior
5ill6«iit>«, i Fi
jnlbbringc, to conrumniat«,
accomplil h. perfcA. finifh.
5lIl^tn«C> ICC
lo'prfeaio^
■■tiiqt. f.
'lu
juIbbrinøtlUfConrumm^Mon,
AccotnplirhnAnt. Pctform-
<'n{ , Exccution,
i»(^ ^
:,.nclii
5« ) Q.99 ( %vi
jolbféreffe« • ConrDmmttion,
Accomplifhingi Achicvingt
Co'cloding.
5nI^f^rfr # « Performer , A-
I cliievcr • Accomplifher.
$^(^f^rt/ tccomplfhmg,
• cyniotnmared«
SllI^8iort# perfe£led, brought
to Pertt^ion«
■m) to pencil, gct per-
iidcd • øcMcverf, confum*
■ared, perform fnily*
PJ nitifle.
ja!éVo9i9# hoof-bnnndt tn.
ctfrellaced« narrow - heeled.
jnlbbovig^C^/ theBeing inca*
ftelU'edi hoof-bonnd« nar-
row- heeted«
jj-.^fckmmCf to perfe^i, make
pérfed, bring to Perfeilion,
accomplirh« confu9iraarc»
finifh, flchieve ^et it per«
fecled« accomplil hed.
Sal^f ommelig/ v« fllI^F<Mm
meUgeitr perfi^^^ly* fully,
vholly , errtirely« fufficiently«
completely« totally » altoge-
ther, thoronghly,
SnMommefet t pcrfe^ , com-
ptete« accomplifhel , fuU,
whole, entirc, fufficicnr.
Sal^Fommett[^e^/ ?erfeiSion»
Pcrfectncfs , Accomplifh-
ment, Achievement* Con-
fummation; Fulnefs. CSt)l^O
Fienirtide. (i)9Je^f^5e^^ Mg-
tfiricy. (ndae Sulbfommcn*
((5) ro com.e to or cttain to
Perfeftion.
$nl^folltm:ltt^e^ø (Bra^ $ tlie
Uegfire ot Ferfodion. (ooec
Mtxi) Excellence*
Sulbfcmment, entirely, alto-
gctiier« totally.
jtlI^Pomllletf perfeAed, ecu-
Junimated, accomplifhed«
^uI^ntAaiKf FuU-Moon.
3ul^llK]e;ti9# a Agent, Atter-
ney , 6ne aarhorized to a£l
in your Behalf« a Depnty«
Pf^xy. fonflClig) Plenipo-
tcntHlry,
jtll^magtf a Full-Power, Let-
ter ot'Att«rney» authentic
Power* a ligned and feiled
Order, P. ociii'fltion, Proca*
racy, Proxy,. aDeed, wherc*
by one i* made Attorney.
(fra een St'IFop t\l en ftll^én}
t dimufo- y Letter. (Cefaot«
teteO Cr«[dcntiaU, or Lerter
of Creience* (^qU gulft#
magt} ro have full P wer, to
be aurhori/.ed« (git>e Su(b«
martO t** RJvc one full Pow-
er, to fluthorize or impow-
er him. CfrctitCcrgøe ftn
SuIbtnagO ^» prefent, pro-
duce yoiir Warrant.
Snlimaqtt'^vtv^cAnttit, an
Anthoiiz<ition,Aiithorizing9 '
Empoweritig*
jtilMnvnMgr of full Age,
come to Majority, (ocrrc fO
to \'t "f Ag.*.
jtilMnrnbig t^eO / Full - Xge »
Majority.
jllI^parre# to fill, full ap»
rp replcnifh.
5Ml^pl•oppe, to fiU, ftuff,
cra»n. gorge. fftø) to' gin*
yourftfK, to fill , ftutt'or
cram your Belly or Gutt.
ju(^proppetr gorged, (loflfed«
crammed*
j1l(^((llb# a hard, *deep Drink-
ing, Drunkennefs,Fuddlingr
Tippting, Bowzing«
5uIbiFi(«nFe# ro fill repl^nifh.
CtVbla^^to&W aGhri.(fu(5>
fh'OfnfCt @la5) • Bumper.
5ulN
Stt ) 300 ( %H
■ %
^IbfrctDcn, filled up with
Wriring.
Sul^ff river to writc fall,
tccomplifh.
^l^f^frfn^e# Brother or Sifter
of the fanie Ftther And Mo-
ther.
Snlbfpr^it^C/ to overfiK |lut,
cloy or Iwrfeit yourfel^
^ttldfprarttgningr Overfilling.
jttl&fl«ll^i(|# compleetc, per-
fed, cocal» whole, entire*
W^te fO to make perfca,
to compleece*
jol^ilotnMgeit, compleetely,
pérfe,^ly, entircly.
SllI^il«ll^iøt»eb I Compleetc-
nefs. Completion«
5ttlb(lemmi0 # fymphonious,
harnionious y agreeing in
Sound« C2?fllc) an unani-
inous Elc«Llion, or Eledion
pcrformcd wuh oneAccord
ur by all the "Notes united
togcrhcr«
Sui^ilopningy Stnfflng, Cram-
ming.
j$lll^)loppf f to ftuflf, cram.
jnit))liive, (ft @fib) to ftow
a Ship, to load it full.
j$1ll^r# tully, entircly> abun-
ijnl^raf Pe # to acknowlcdge
iutl:ciently, to thank one faf-
j.ci .Ttly , be ^rcarly thank-
tul , render due Thanks«
^*llI^tatltg, compleetc.
^iiICC OV/ .ibundantly, in
Abundance.
StlI^vcJ:e , to grow to Ptrfec-
tion. Cbltoe moeben) to ri-
pen.
Sul^voiren/ full-grown, ripe
in Years« Ctno<ben) mature.
(ea 8u(59ejren) an Adult.
^iil^vovenbe^ , Matnrity ,
K'penefs,
Senge) t Stock oi
t Fund.
jun^awent^ Foundti
fis.
5im^Ation# Fonndat
.dowmcnt«
5un&at9f InftitQtion,
tion.
[unbeit eøer f tintet
iltn^ere9 (onlcggr)
^unfer a Spark«]
Flake, f. (5ni^«
Siinfiln^t, fpick •
new. ftre-new^ br
^iinf e , f. (Bniftt.
Suntf the Font, '
Childrcn are bapfi
juntbcff eit, tlie Btfi
Font,
jnnten # f. junt.
Sutterner (Vlagegnbi
Furies. *
Sxivtt, a Furrow. O
rer) to furrow.
^nretr furrowed.
^iirreer# an Harbini
jtireflribe, aBulk er
Land between two !
jureoiier l)y Furron
rowiike.
jiife, (frem) to rnf h
forwar4 or forth.
rufh in« hallen or
iway. (een oøer«
uartigt n) to takc
f harply, to be blur
with one. fictt
rufh on fomebody
jufen(^eb.^ Impetoofi
petuousnefS) For
Fury.
jufcnbei adj« impetv*
lentt veheisent • bc
jufente/ adv. ina^
violently , boifterc
5u(Fe^ to bungle,
clumfily« tobotch
pi ) 301 ( 49
Bnnglen Spoiltrade»
r.
rtgi bnngling, botch-
Bongling-Piccc of
.t, Fnftick.
lokewArm*
, ft Cale.
ot:on, woolyDownt
cCs.
la JttcBbeO Fin«*
vaabtn.
itttif onO malicioas«
evoQS.
g Malice X Mifchicv-
•
s*
bftt to ftarter, cajole,
ipon. coaxorwhccdlc
bfer, a Plume-ftriker*
?-back, Fawpcr.
Kcrie# Fawning,
tion, rUttery.
irj. Fy! Cfo/ ffammc
fy ii\)on you!
Filline up > ftuffing,
Fiilfilling. O SudU
egeé) Farce -roeat,
Oocrflo^) Abundancci
fy Fulncfs, Copious-
(SiDcnO ^he Ful-
; or Fu'nofs of Tiinc»
ude. 03)8««Clrø Sa-
to fill. fiU iiill, make
replenifh. C^(tttt) to
y, fillone'sBcUy. (fooi
) to ftufF, crara. (fætre
ibfonifattcé>o^«PPW'
op. (pp) to fillup« (f.
>llbeO ^o barrcl, tun,
nto C^iks. Cffla, btiCrc
Hf fen') to fnddle your-
Irinkhavd, tippie, guz-
((ifl meb aHtt>) to fiU,
or cram your Gati,
5tJ^«^<*teer aDninkard,' Fnd-
dlecap* aGuz2ler» SwilKi
bowl,
5tlt)eb«Iei f- 5^Ibeb^tte.
S^l^efalf, aStufling, Filling*
Supcrftuity«
jvl^ePanbCi a Decanter.
S'yl^^n 9 f. Slibning.
j^lbeitOe; exptetive, filling,
j^l^crie/ Gluttony, Gorman-
dizing« Carouftng, Toping»
Riot, Riocousnerst Drun-
kcnn<:fs,
^^I^ee t ro iill , be iilled*
5^Jt)e ,lg# f. f^l^«*
j5l^efoe/ a fuddling Gosnp,
dninken Woinan.
JNl^e(l/ Sari8fa«^ioni Safiicien-
cy « Fulncfs. -#
5^lbCftgt^ce/ to farisfy.
appeafe, give SatisfaflionJ
(Bo1>^b)^ to fatisfy the Law.
S^l^eilgt#relfe , Satisfaaion,
Appeafing. *
j^l^e(lglør<llbe , faiisfying t
fatisfaé^ory«.
5^l^et| f. f^I^t.
S^lDc^nn^ ; f. 5.vlbebétt<.
i^ylDig, lully plump, flcfhy,
brawny, corpnlent.
5^lt)igte^| Corpulency, Flc-
f hinefs, Plumpnefs , Obc-
fity.
5^lMng# O JanceO « l*annel
of Wainfcot of Door. O
@t<gO Farcemeat.
5^l^ttngr aFilling, Stuffing,
Cramining.
^^l^t/fillcd, rtnffcd, cranimed*.
CopfplDt) replcnifhcd.
Stnt>t Kmphafis, Energy,
Force, Pith, Strength,
Ncrvofity, Significancy.
j^nMgf craphatical, cner?c-
tical, pithy, cxprcsfive, for-
ciblc, pathetical, ncrvous,
laconicy wcighry, pondci-
'.t
n9 ) 302 ( i^
j^fttMgeitf tmphttteillv« tmr^
gcricaily« expretfivelj«
Sfpf (»CO øtraaben for Oc
eocfdrenOe) aWaKch-%hc
•t. Set« • Ph'.>re» Wccch-
Cow<r% • tight hoQ^e (|ot
Od SUimincr fo« Otr er poi
eeO F^iry* Hett ot Pusfion«
(oi eptakbdfTe) a Spark,
Smarc, Blade, (gtoc Spr)
ro k'v* ^ire,
^rNffeii/ a Warmingpan.' -
ØtrKN^^tTi a Wnriner or Hva«
tar of a Room«
^JifrCf to fire, '^icharfft a
Gqiu jCmct CononerJ co
^rfab I a Chafingdifh. ^
»røetrvf/ f. f^rrattvt,
St^afreiif a CeaHng firom
Work. Uiete iforafrctO to
'kcep Holiday* to relt ur
ceaie from Work,
Jtriftf warm, tflert, iervent*
vehemenc. (fuIO Af Spr C^
ClAinnO fi«<'y» hot. hafty,
patfionace. ((cotBOc^ qjuick,
livelyttnetilefiime. Cf«®Clliej)
a ready t qoick Genius« T^
pine) fparkhng Eyes.* rf«
9<(|) a mcttltf'bme Hor fe.
'5tr*8te^, yivBcity,^aivityf
firitknefi.
jtrfrattb6/ a Cresfer.
j^mørfe; a Morcarpiecy
jtrpotte , a Footftove.
4l»T# 5trretr«e# Fir, or Fir-
tree.
$fntpianfti a Plank of Fir,
yellow Deal or Plank.
Sftttflov, a Wood of Firtrees.
SftttV^t, forty.
jtrcct^eti^f thefortieth.
4YrrffOit8ie# Jk Pincappla oa
Fir*
jn^HOlr < Se««l CO
wrh.
jtrffe, J Prinot»
jtrffeb, a Htsrch.
jtriteen ^ a Flint«
j^rfteltor prfncaly
like. C^ere« forfffi
. (iHdriigbeO) yn«r
»rjthneft. Oorfefi
princely Vta*'
j^fteliften , adv. pi
jtrf^en^^mmei a fri
Duchy, aPrince'al
jtrflin^e« a Princtl
j^tOArttf a Phara
towar. a LighthO
con. t
jtre^if t Tindtrb«
S'ftvttf 9 a FiraworI
Sf:vttUv9 a Firtw<
S^^rverf erf oitfl , Py
the'Artofmakingl
j[ir9ev(i|f# pyrotae
®
e.
acctt eOer Drbj
Ridile, a Rebas.
(Battt4 to go> wall
(SDinOcii aaaet^ i
bluws« (Orøetoørt
thc Organ playfs, (
(om Ut »iO Ml B
Edge/Od^c een §&
oDego ({iamifit li
mifløide^ietmaate
M Od n^anoel |a«c
Trading is dead.D
no Tråde ftirring»
ree goaer) ch« Wi
-ØCiy 303 ( ©«
to (>c--H>ft. to. pc-
c tkiAcr cf 8lB§re) •
aRéoorr. (oåM
I Øf aO<o crcad che
ttcthftHctlt. Cd*
té ri fe in Wtvcs,
fdQ to lofc or
Vay. (§aat ø(tp^
go t grett Pace,
nrt^coaundyonr
r(re>act>cc)(foop,
g. uuMC .f re6é*
oduwnrheWind«
Irogoidle, loiter«
to U>aren. (gaiic
■ctKrr) tP go off*
itiO ^^ ilackcn,
• Oiaat M paa .
Dpon one. C^aM
lOen) to encoun-
che Enemy. (^
witttif^ to walk
m's Pace« (øaac
o amble, to go an
ce. (94iae 9iU
to goPilgriraa«.
^f f i Vcrbcn) tbia
éofcheWorld* or
t World, (øaae
ilia) to go in your
Follow your own
aac ia^U) ^^ So
pngerly. (gaac
uu make a vain-
5w ofyourfelf.rg,
3orbtctilar]y.Cfl«
)i)antingorflop-
ijf fem Ian daO
hour fhifting hia
laae foroidr) to
or too great a
txceedf go be-
\at an, pafTcre)
paafflble« Cøaae
)to begln« cdm-;
ikM « Bcginning.
^goM aO CO go oS: Cøioe
af fom Vare) to feli . go oflT«
(fiaoc af font en einbcM«' ^
matlb^ to refign« give up ah
Oflic^ (Møif af nlcaXfom«
mctic) Mactera were made
up wichoot Quarrel. (øaat
4ir fftf 06c6einl) to be off the
Hkigei . (gaac af mcD 9ro<
fictn) to go by tht Wnrft*
come off by the Leé, CøOM
OfOcieo^ toftand ourofciie
^•T»-(øaae<fDrbOi^o go or
iHrfaby. (miae forlN#. Ifltt
•fMnAttaI^^)(^ grau or ffance
upon (øaoc f Mfli ^ jtdcCo«
N)cooAK. ieavc oiir« Cødat
' forbi' iffcaotO to ptas over.
Cøaac fra noøeff narøti) *'o
disown, disavow. (øaac fra
9lr» 00 ®icI5) Yo renonnce
Inherirance* (øaac fra Aa
Ørffbifcn) vo ftop, be oat«n , ,
• Sertnon. (øaae fra (It Orb)
tb go.back from your Word*
(foac|||8&vSaiiben) to rnn
diffradW* grow mad- (øoac
for fiøf folbfore^) ro be pcr»
fornied. (<Ctrmoiiienil øi(
for 9%) the Cerenionits were
perfiorrmed, (øaae for (tø. (o(«
fcO tofocceed, go forward* •
(oaoe ocl for fiø>o have »>ocl
Snccefs. (øaac for (iø fclo)
ia go to do yourNctds« (øaac
frem!) ro go on, forth or for- '
ward, advance« ^^at ffUf
ttn, jente een)to^ for oiie*
C^aat i SaaøeO to bt in «
brownScudy« to bedozing«
C^aat i Sornbom) co dore,
grow <;bildirh« (øaæ tCau«
tibn^ tobaiiforone, bailhim
or to engage for hiin. (øaac
igorfioø) to preventj-anrici;
Date one.' (øaac C 6fole/ i
fefenefle)to go roSchooI>Ser-
vice. Oaaei8riøe)torunto
Seed. Cøaaet @9ana) to
tftkfi prevail.baarSway* be
in
9 .
6a ) 904 ( 6a
in Vogue, (fiaoc kn) to
break, crack«^ (|Ode i Sif
,(ler) to enter inco Orders.
X^aat \2ant) co go afhorc
disimbark« (øaac i iBcirct/
fiØC Dp)ro go aloft,to afcend,
mopnt. (goac t <it 8s Hav^
ro enter or go upon yoorgi
Year. CøAOC tøttnr fom Sø«
br) to appear, walk« hannr a
?lace. . Cøoae iøitimemr
guimcmfee) to look over, re-
vicw« (gaoc iøicnitf m mcb eit
6d0 ^0 go K^^o* Stitch with
•n Aflfair. C9^at imiUtm,
tncøU) to incercedcmcdiace*
interpofe« ^øaac ind) to an-
ter, go in. (øaac inbt from«
Pté) to fhrink, contra£l it-
felf* (øaac inh i) to penc-
tratc. Caaae tnb i (tt) felo)
to defcend into you'rl'elf. (g«
ni(5 een) to go along with«
follow, atrend« accompany
one« C^aat tnc5 ^avn) to
go with. be big wiib Child,
e prcgnant. ((OølIeM til
Det øaac meb e5cr?) what
will becomeofyou? (htt^it
mcb f^am , fom meb mtg) it
fared with him as with mc*
(øaac ncD) to go down , to
defcend. (øaac ncD fom 60'
len) to fet. (øaac cmborD)
ro go aboard , to itnbarK.
(øaac om borb mcb) ro tam-
per with one, i'olicit him.
tTøAac op) to afcend, mount«
(øaac op» aabncé) ro open»
be opened. (øaac cp / fom
9)cnøc) to begin to dccreafc,
to be up. (ø. oocr itl Sien*
btn) to dcfert yonr Colours.
(øaac opcr ^rcbbenc) to
overflow , break our of it's
Banks, (øaac oocr ®rarnbfcr'
lie) to %o beyond fhc Hor-
ders, (øaac oocr &aQ) to
tack about. ((abc øaac oocr
(fø) to nndcrgo, fufl^r.
(øaac paa Mh
falltng. ran to 1
paa ixi^Utfit,
Pirate* to c-e
(øaac poa Sag
the Gaard«(øaa
$i»Cl) :o prel
(øaac paa ftt 3
play the Gentl«
paa 9t(rbifefto((
the Polpit. (øoi
to rtoti caronf
9atticøaaø).to
booter. C9<l<Lt I
to mend yonr
yonr Srumps. (
f tcnbc(ff) to coi
til SobO to go
til 6f ibO to ta
(øaoe til @enf
Confesfion, (d
$8orb) to comt
receive the Lo
(øaac abctcmff
to a£l precipit
urt'beltø til 9}ci
fhuffle, play ft
(øaac tt( (Brunt
go to Ruin. (ø
Dc) to attend, i
asfiflone. Q(liac
tnrn afide. (øa
2)ør)tofhut. (
to f€t Sail, gc
Q9oøcn aoacr i
Slfpbabcr) the
thc^Alphabet.
Cil Sribertdbébc
leads to Fred
(øaac ub fom c
out, be extingu
ob fom et £rtir<
away, grow a
buerne ø. ub til
Windows face
(©aren g. ub
the Door open:
Icry. (&<t vil
benbe) it wiu
her« C^an^Sa
ea ) 305 ( ®a
r.
!>itconrre cøme co
;ed tOt wis point-
lac« jc cendcd to
2tunUx, fovqaaO
go to Rnin, b'e
ro get nndei* Sail.
øé mtb Sanb) ro
rirh che Land» to
along the Coafh
rDcQtnb) to beflr
* rrom che Land«
>
•#
ar^ ycfterday. O
rgeO Yefterdåy-
<Baar ':;(fleO
r * lad Nght,
et&UuO »Yard,
t ftuuO a Houfc.
)ttj a Coontry-
. Cf. ffr. Q5U30.)
♦rt/ an Ordinary,
nghoufe, Cook*s-
pencc'Ordinary,
1 Cook«
a Hobgoblin,
a Groom«
Courtleer*
a Yard» Coorc>
Htibt i Sr«eO
Grain ofWood,
i Vein.
ly, fnll of VeinS)
''efterday*
ofe. C^nø ®aaé)
;reenGoore.(bum
Uy Maid or GirU
iaai) toplnmea
Whitløwgrafs^
er, Thrifc* Sea-
Mayweed»
(Haafeffrr, a Goofequilf*
(BaaUfitf Greafe of a Goofe,
(Baafefoo, (ttrO Goofc-Foot,
»he greacer Orach,
(Baait^ttl, (UrO Chickweed.
Henbic.
(øaafebub# rhe Ontfide or Skin
of a Goofe«
(Øa<:fef r4a9 r Goofe-Glblets.
(F^afcff reppcr Wild - Sow-
Thiftle , Milk-Thiftlf. ^
(Øoafefpilf the Goofe or the
PUy of che Ooofe*
(Baa^tiiitt • Goofc-Stall*
iBaa^mvt, Silver -Weed, wild
Tanfv.
(Bab, Ouabnini) nn Orifice,
Opening, Hole, Chafna«
(iftunMiiø af en SloO ^
Mnuth or Fntrance of a
River. (jtløOtj) a Gap,
Opening.Clifr. (ftaoc t(3abtt
for anbre) co (tand in che
Gap for or co preted orhers
from Dangers« (9la?onc) a
Chink.
(Babt, togape. yawn. C^aat
00' gabe t ®et>eO to ftand
gaping in che Air. (gabc 00
øtoc) to gaze and ftare« (rOEO« ^
nO to chink.
(Babctif Gaping, yawning. ({
9)eireO Gaping in che Air*
(oabeitbtv gaping, yawning*
(flaaenbe i^ibt aabtn) open-
ed, wide open«
(Babtv, a Gaper, Yawifer*
(Babtftof, a Pillory.
(5at>t, a Screec« (luft Odbe)
a Court) a Screec having no
Thoroughfare.Coffcntliø paa
(9a5cn) in the open Screec*
(C^a^e^lreltø> a Bl^^ckgard« Ho-
venlyBoy, anidle, naughty
Boy.
(Ba^tititVf aDuftman, Street-
fweeper«
U ^a^e«
j
Øa ) 30^ ( €ki
0«tnf»9eb, a Scflvenger,
tkitttitt, a PUfh, Paddle,
Pool,
(^^e(Farit# Dirt ofthe Srreet«
(E^^ejtitnf/ Spacterings of
Dirr.
(Ba^fttvnc, a Conventicle of
Meeting of the Peafants in
thc Street.
(9a^e(lr^get f a Trot-Town«
Vagabond.
(BabzviH, a Ballad«
(Øitltge/aCoarfc, Turn. Qabt
SttUn baoc f!ti (Bernie) to
fee Juftice done* have the
Law pnc in Execution« let
the Law have its Coarfe«
(Bctn^^i common, ordinary«
valgår, CdOnøbat) going,
corrent, pasfable. (Jbtn 0.
tDlaabe) rhe common Way.
(o. @9d5oin) a life Dis-
eafe.
(Pef/ f. (Bixf*
giccrelig.
^<«i/(p1ural. af ®aaé) Geefc.
(Bcttlinq, Gosling,
(BafitX, a Fork, C®affcl t« et
©eiO « Gaff.
(Biiffclgreeity a Tooth or Spike
of a Fork.
Øaøatf f. 2(gar.
(Bagfr aSaiary, Pay, Wages»
CAit madi frantic, lunatiC) fu-
riouSt maniac, raging, dis«
tra£lcd, out of one's Wits.
(raogal, fpItttergaQ lUrk*
mad, ra^ingmad. Q^aV^aV)
crackbrained. CøaO fotfectO
aukward, (tan øiør btt dO
hc does i^the wrong Way»
(bliDC øal) to run mad, di-
ftraaed. (Det funbe øtarc een
%cX), that would make one
run mad* or that woud mad-
den one, Q^i$tt
distrad one, (a
an cxtravagant F
(e SanfeO wild
C6at>e øqf e Sanf ei
lic under a Misc
me ub df en øa
be undeceived,
gaO drunk to
mad with Drink«
(Baiatit a Gallant
Spark, aMinion
ot Womcn.
(Balt^nterte # (forlt
Gillantry, Couri
Ifitrigue, Amoti
(ØaOanrerie * 21rbf
Sager , prettj
Knacks, Toys,
a fhowy Trifle«
(!^a(anteriebc^f a
(E»alanteviebanMei
man.
(BaXanxtxMaax^t,
french Sword.
(BaUnterie I Bnaf ,
ous Uiscourfe)
flatrerin;^. Exprc
(EfaUnterievare, Bi
w»re.
(5c\(z\}{t, Gall, Gi
(Balban, (et @la
Galbanum,
(Bal^e, the Bile or C
tc) the Spleen, Cl
mofity. (balden
paa \>Cim) his c
(^Al^efeber, a bili
(occafioned by
jowing of the Bi
(£»al^efioD 9 Chole
(Fal&efulb# bilioas
fuld of C holer,
(0<tl^trlig# bUious
f^l^.
CS^Ibeffge/ f. a bi
Ol der«
CBaUf to crow«.
(Øalen# (i^AnegaO
ing.
©a ) 307 ( ©«
(ØaUIoh/ (pda et 6Hft) the
Bet(f»' Beak-head or Head of
ViOtheHead-Gallery. (fiaU
liofi«gti>pcr/ ©fiNfcrmO
Headrails, Traiiboardø,
iC«ll^, the Galingalf
^arer-Flag»
rhe Gcllows, Triple-
rSt>PtØatøe)a Gibbet.
^r fortKRt (Ba(pen3 (ØaUiot, t Galliot.
^Ilows groan for him, Øatliff, gallic.
i 6M9floKcii bo^nøtO <E^Almefe/ Calamine* red Vi-
i-lows. rrioU
»ne# aHill, wherethe (E^aImeie'!7or^#CadlIli••Earth
Sff ''"iV ^7^«'?^'"* (Øa|mei(teen, Calamine-Stone*
ftifk, a Thicf s Refpite, _ , ' • ' ^ „ *
iPm-off, anidleDc^ (Balon, aLace, Galloon.
(ØaloiutC/ to Igce, edgc with
N(bel# aGallow-Ctap- Lace. .
filkin ripe for the Gal- (galonmtø Uctd.
fttif, a hemptn Ro- ®^"^,5'«P*j*Tr^Si"r?St*^*
lalterfickFcllow.New- ^l^iJ ®«tt0P< ^»^ GaJlop,
Bird ((D^< ØaKop) Hånd -Gal«
Gaia, Feitiviry. C®- ^^l^' „
Coart.D:iy, Gaia- ^^AfP^ie, to gal lop. go a
' gdllopmg*
IV9 Briony. (Batltoptvin^, Galloping,
aGalley (b^mmtétii eal(int>€tf cholcric, paado-
ernc) to be fcncenced „ate, apt to be angry, hot-,
Galhes. headede
(labf a Caiqne» SkifF* ^ .^^g. % * j r -r
u Jr (Prtlffab/ Madneif* Frensy»
cnFy the Efpale^
if Rowers«
or
Deliriam*. Fiiryi Rage.
(Baltt C^aoilwn) foolifhln
extravagantiy« iimply, rafh-
ly. (t^n l^ctrct Øø gaU ab)
he goes the wrong Way to
work. C^t i»i(be (ffe o«re
fa<l ØttU) >^ would not be
aaiir&« (ttt tUtt gOtt) rii^ht
or wrong,, iM g/aa€t åititt
ØaCO i^ exceeds'all Bonndi^
.. f^ ^^. (HaltF (en) a Barrow^hog,
leøaaeuOfU) a Galle- -, , - >.„^,n ^-iLw.
Libby, Ambnlatory. ^^itefliappe, (tttO FihiAm.
rtiepnaeteribjStern- ^"'«*
f» (paa Stben/Qnar- (Barn, a Vultnr«
(ØamfaK, a Getfaulton*
<B<»mmeIr Caf tllber) old»
agtd> ancitnt* ftrtcken« ad-
H ft vanc«4'
iWfiely the Rembade
recaftle of a Gallcy,
ig, the Ancient«
ivt, a Galleyflavt»
røeaiir# a Galleyfer«
> (en lang Qana i et
^»ot 2>«teRe til ^^»
iery.
> f. iLevetft^rfnitiø
GanU
a GanU
<.
&A ) 308 ( 6a
vanced in Years, (dflædO
worn out, decay*cl,wi'li Agc^
crazy, (fotfalbcn) dccayM,
ruinous« rgammclbd øraåc)
hoary. Cø^ntmcl Oø tn^l
arøet) invereratc, (^gammel
. fom ^ro5) (lalc. (biloe øani'
meQ to ;^row old, (damtnet
^Ut((no)an olrl Woman,old
Trot, (flflinmeI5?ar) an old
Dotard. (aammcl 5K«0 an
•Id beatan Fox> old crafty
Knave. (btioc øaminel/ taqt
til i5ll5cr)ro waxold, grow
in Age. (øamlC/ DOrneSoK)
grown People. (^j^an tt 80
Sfar øamincQ hc is eighty
Years nf Age. (Det CC nogct
pamineU) »tisanoMStorV.
On flammet @o(bat) an old
Soldier. old beaten Soldier,
a Veteran. C(?»or flammcl et
3^ how old arc yow, or
wfiac A'^e arc you o^ (cii fl.
©cn)andold Crony, Fiiend
of old Standing. (flamle ^il*
Mttf JJillarcO Antics, an-
cientFigures, PiUars. (a:(&»
fiamtlKO ar.tic, ancicnr, (Dc
<Bfl'n(c) tli2 Al cients. (jjor
gimfC gribcb) owr former
Liberry. Coailllc itiDcr) ^-i«
ancient Ajc^s^ oldTimc, An-
cientners.Ånriquity. Cjcfl b-f*
»cr t)c5 bet ®amfe) i am for
thc old Way. (\)an bliocc
»eb b<t Øam(c) hc holds his
old WonCf he is (lill in rhe
old Tane. (flammcl 3o»n*
* fruO a'* old, a ftale Virgin.
(FammcUgciø/ elderly, fome-
what old«
(Bamme(^i;(t6^ ancfqne« an-
cicnt, oldfafhioncd. (ccrbar)
modefh grave.
(Bammeltxi^evHQ, (paa)after
the ancienc or old Way.
(Brtmirtctflraiit), thc Fifhmar-
ket atCopenhagen.O tonbon)
Billingsi^e,
ffrAQbé ^dtdfeti
lingsgate-Rhetor
(Bammciti^, (gai
anciencTime89foi
Anrfkjuity.
(Sranflo arlj.intirt
whole, toral, pe
øanfF(@r(!b) thi
all the City# (
©um)chc total,
(of flaiijre't)ierte
Botrom of my U<
^ant, Savl) an
f. bccl.
(^anffc/ adv.intire
^quite, totally. (
very right. (ø<
pf etty ncar. Cd«l
dahitably« wichc
t>aab^ wet all ov
tfltetinemp (horoi
rough aiul thoroi
ffC »cl) very or i
Whole.
CØrtUC, Palate, thel
Mouth. C^an bd
tønnO^e has anii
a fweet Tooth. (
forrbifl ctbo:nfle \
nc) thc Tongue
cleave to my Fa
(øangfCfom man g
PaccN Cioinj5, Wal
®and) a Strurtt
(Jsiniian's Pace.
(Boug) afloworS
Cbattid)^quickoi
fl jrnod ronnd Tre
ti<F) a port^y, aii
C®anø ben cif etfi
Pasfage, (booefil
$uu6) to freqaei
H ufe. C^anø V
let) a Courfe in
C®anfl i en itHrf
Ile »rls'e in aJCl
®a ) 309 ( ©o
• a corered Wty. (til WlaiKu
fpU) che Goal ofMilLC^ana
f ipauøeO < Wilk« Alley,
(®<ing I i5;crg»erfe0 » Vein
orScre«k in Mines, meralHc
Ore. OlIet©tc5)aPasrase,
AveQoe. (unOcr 3ot&Cil) a
Cave, Grotto, (mtb JJittcr)
tPorcico, Piazza« (bringe i
. %ØM^) to bring ro pafs.
' (lrai<ie en SOlodc t ®anø; to
iBtrtJoce a Fafhion. (btiflf
f( es 6ad t ®ana) to fec a
Thin^i; on Foot, bring ic to
pafs» fet it forward, (fofttc
Cfttloffe i ®ang^ to rniCe a
Beiu 09tttttS)%uli ®angi)
f fet a Weel agoin^. (flaac
fin 9ict9t ®0 to follow your
oldCourfe. (Siogiien (ar cti*
|«b 9and} the coach has a
good Carriage, ic it eood
Riding in chat Coach, (occrc
i ®aitø} CO be in Motion.
(^ctrcQ t)ar finQ)and)Ju(lice
is daty adminidered « the
Laws are carried in £xecu-
tJon. (oi @ang) onc Time,
once. (to ØanøO twice. (trc
©ttnge) thrice. (<it(Baiia
liitr f^an 5et/ en anben ©an^
htt) one while does he this>
tnother while chat. (fot
Unnt®ani) for this Bour.
(paa ca ©ang) ae once,. ae
oneLifr. (itfeeenøang} not
To much as, not even,
Gangbar, common. current»
circQlacing/qandbar ^mi)
currenc Coin. (gailgbac
SriiO coinmon or Markec
Price. C^att, f©m Cl ere
gaagbare^ Cummodicies oac
of Dace.
6lltrabftl*^e^# Ufe, Cuftom.
Fafhion, common Pra£^ice,
Vogne. (iPenøeO Curren-
Øanotrf (cnftcft) anAmbler,
ambling Nag,
(Fangergai^øf an tmbling
Pace, ,
Øangfter, a Spring.
(5ang^tul# a Wheel, /ecret
Way,
(BanQfla^tv, wearing Ap*
parel , Wearables.
(B(^nQmaa^tf a Gait, Pace,
Going.
^(Øangfpif^ Capftern. (®dn9*
fpi( ttneacm ©tormaffcti og
Rof fcmallcn) leer Capitern,
C@torf®an9fpt( oeb @t(fr'
fnaflcn) Main - Capftern.
fætu goie til ©flnofpiO to
mantheCaff^ern. OS^MtO
(Bangitie, a Path. Vy-way,
(Banqvtvf, a Machine » En-
gine.
(Bangpogit/ a Gocart.
(Panne, (@i(b) f, giibtf
(Ban te a Fool» a filly FeU
low.
(Bantt, (fljfcre) to tidicule,
banter, make a Fool of.
(Savanti a Gqarantec, Sure-
(E»4i*anterC| to warrant, to an-
fWerfor, pafs your Wordi or
ingage for, to make good, to
make amends, indemnifyt
te fave harmlefs.
øaVdtititf a Giiaranty, aWar-
rant, a Contra^ ro make
good»
^atbt, a Gnard^ (til S)eff) a
riorfe-Guard, (tU gobO
Foot-guard.
(Bdt^tr, a Life->giiard*man.
(Bart>erobe, Wardrobe.
(E?ar&tvobeme<leri a Keeper
of the Wardrobe.
(5arMnC/ a Curtain.
(Bavfi^fftn, r (øaar^PiøC*
feir.
C«r»
®ft ) 310 ( 6ft
Øarfobbeti Rofe-Copptt.
(9arn, C@ptnd) Yarn. (£in»
net, Uloenøam) linen or
woolen Yarn.
^avn, Caffanqe gugU iiiebK.)
• Ner (ubfætie ®arn) CO Ity
or fpread Nets, Htys or
Toils« (dc fanøe ttøeri^nl
mtb) a Tunnel, (ol fdnae
JKiininerOaPurfc-nct. (løbe
I ®aril) to be intangled or
htmpered in a Net«'
(B^vmvtt to trim, gamifht
adorn, fet ofT or enrich«
(Barncrei/ trimmed, garnirii«
€d.
(Øarnertitø, T^ Timing, Gar-
nifhing, Fnrnitare.
(Cfornfpole; a Bobbin* i
Reed or Qaill to wind Silk
on.
(Bavnit^f a Skflin of Yarn.
(Batni^alt, a Hafp.
(34ivni)a^ptv, a Yamwinder.
(Barnifon a Garrifon.
(Pavnitnt, aSe^ Trimming,
(S^tvnmafiit, a Ner-Mafh.
OJarnnØglc, a CIcw or Bottom
of Y-rn.
iBavnpimt^t a Purfe-ner.
(Øartijlanøf a Rod, to hang tfie
Ner on.
(Sarnvtn^e/ Blades, Yarn-
windles or Reel Yarrtngles,
yarrinjrlc-blades.
(Bdvnvin^tv, f. (Bavnfya$}^v.
(Bartner/ a Gårdener.
(Bavtnttit, Gardening.
(Bavtntvé Btu^øicrit/ a Prn-
nini^-Knife*
dFarvCi to tan, cnrry, ordrefs
Hiies or Leathcr.
Øarvetra Tanncr, Cnrrieror
Leacher-dresfer«
iBatvtvbatf, Tan.
(Bavvtvgirwbt, a Tanpir.
(B(ttvtvl)nn$, a Tanhoufe.
(B^Wtvtt, a Tanner's Tråde«
(^awtvf aVf a Tanvat.
CdtVtvmHtt a TanroiiU
<F4rververf(tc^r
(Pavvtt»\Xn»f Oo
(Barvnitiøf Tatin
^afff a Gander*
(C^afcott f (Vrålet
Cracker« Pretei
" Matter.
(Bafcotiifiif Gafe
(5afcotitffy Gafo
' Sokmaabc eø
Gafconifm«
«aff,f.ejr.(betn
it is a canning I
ning Gypfy,
<5a(ttvtvt, to fea
treat.
(Ba(ttvtvlng $ Fe
qneting«
(B^ftgivtv, f. (Øi<
Øafløiverie, f, O
(Efafli9, (• icci, 1
^en«
gat) Tillerhole
Cer) Scupperbo
(Faiti cunning, fly
crafcy, captious
ØautyVf a Shar]
Rogoe, Knave
iBavtf aGift, Do
native, Largefs,
Bonnry. CfriwD
Gift, Gratuity.
Gifts, Talents, ]
orQnalities of ]
Keilamcntc) a i
byWili. (baøe
ter ttCnoøeOto
liarGenioa, Ta
for fumething. (
øtn ®(i»e'bmiC
does not ron thai
bor ret (Baøc be
culry liesnotab
(misbruge ®ttD
abufeGods^sCrc
te en ®aoe t etXi
be.qaeath«
®« ) 3ri ( Øe
eaiHté tXh^tUiiti a DiTpen-
fa'ion, Dfftribation.
iBavU ^^^ Gflble-End •f a
Houfe« (foran) the FronCf
Frontispicce«
CAVmil^f libcrfll, free, gent-
ron$*'1>Aanctfali mnnificent«
€fao»ilOt^fb # Liberal ity,
Bonnty« Generofity» Moni-
Cf4mnIbC# iiberally« bonnci-
Mlf.
^k9B9 Advantai^e, Benefir,
Emolnoientt Gaiii) Prefir«
Utility.
^kontf ro profit, bc of Uf^v
or rerviceable» t04ivaiU
CtfPnUf, advaniageoas, pro-
fitable gainfol* Incrative*
iitile* ufcfiil.
CaoalløCft/ profitably, tife-
tnlW.
€«viifFoiO/ a Wood or Foreft
of groat and lofiy Trecs«
Cii^ntØmnier/ Timber fit for
Baitding &c.
€tbæt^tVp a Mien, Gtftnr«,
Behaviour, Carriagp, Ways,
(i U &tiibttii) Ai;tirode>
Fofture. (rvunaite) affeaed
Geftares or Motions of the
Body, Griniace$.((attei:(l9e)
ridicnloo8poftares.(utouhd«
nr) fr^c> nnaffeéled Ways.
(aptogc ffcmmeDe (Btbctu
ler) to prim, taafe«tl Airs«
Ccbeer^ a Jurisdi£lion, Lord-
fhip. Dominion* (en Gtclé)
a Tcrrirory.
(Bcbncnfcli^/ infirm, weak*
feeble* faint, frail.
Øcbnrtf Birrh. Nariviry. C^An
rr en SDorbmanb nf Oeburt)
he is a Native of Norway,
originally comc from Nor-
wiy, f. 5<^^fd.
6cbtlrr•^ag# Birthday«
•eb, f, (Øee^«
«eWef Piko.
(B^ebebf ^, (Urt) Hon6y(Vicklc»
or Shrub-Trefoil."
(9e^ebuf / a He*goat» Buck«
' goat« Male-goat. (unø) a
Rid:
(Be^ebu(ifmb| iBt^efCtnbt
Goatlkin. '
dfjt^t^oh, Goatfoot.
(Bt^if^^av, Goar*s Hair.
(9r^ebama/ a Wafp.
(E»e^eb^^ef • Goat-berd.
(B^htf^vttf a Qoat^ Udder
or Dug^
(Bt^tti^f a Goat-Kid.
(E^ebe'(!>(iy' Goat-milk-choefe.
etbtfiixgt (Urt) Saifify.
(Ptbtflavn, Goat-Treadlei.
(6fe^efVili;># f. (Be^ebiirffin^.
(6fe^e(taI^ eEer Brfoy a Goi(c-
cor«
(B^itn, geMøtn/- O' ^'ergj
verfer) pure and fine • mat*
fy« masfive or folid.
(9et>ulgt/ f. (Tiitlr.
(Btt^t a Goat, She-goat. (!>itb)
a wild Goat* Anteloptor G»-
ael. (@teeode5) a Sham-
moy.
(EFefal^; Satisfaftioni PhaAire,
Favour.
(Befalet/ to plea fe« be accepta-
ble or agreeable. (baillabCC
f!ø øefoCbe) Ho takea up with,
or cqi^lies wich.
(Bt\vtitnt, a File-lcader or
Bringer up of a File, an Ei;-
empt.
Øtbctng, a Beltt Sword-Gif-
dU» Sword-Belt,
(Stf^cttlQ • Q^c^xi^U the |Quc-
kle of a Belt.
and Alloy of Metals, Coin
&c, what theRefiner hoMs>
whsn it is refined. (ben 5e«
fTctnte <Be(MiU for Qi}xVfi, oa
@Ofo) the Standard^
((es
®e ) sia ( €k
Øe^eifltf intimare, feeren pri-
vy, CO-e. (i 9l<l!<»itnft 6a#
øer) mvftcrious. (SdbtncO
the Caoinet or Cabiner-
Council, Cflct»eim CoiifeiO
thi. Privy-coiincil. (eil ®C*
J^CiinraaO « Privy-connlel-
or.
(Btbtimt, privfttely, fecrerly.
In private. C()oIbe ad^eimO
to keep a Thing Ucrtt or
clofe.
(Bfe(?Ør,thcHearing. Cff(|ur(ig)
•n Ear« (et*øo(t (Bebør) ^
](Ood or quich Eor. (cunøO
• dnll or hard Far. CbAOC®.
(Oécen}to havelnrereft wich
ene, bc in Favowr wth. C^X^^
®0 '^ S^^* ^*^ ^^ hearken
to> ro give Andience«
Øetlf leacheroos, lafciviotis*
wonfon. inconrin?nr. luft-
ful, buckfomc. (fcancrctd.
menncfFe) hc i$ a go,icirh,
rammifli* Icwd Fellow*
(fom .^oni) '"xurianr.
(Btiii^tbf LcflChcry, I'conti-
nence, LiilH'iilnefs, Lifcivi-
ousnefs, Lcwdncl'Si Wancon-
nefs.
^tiitt hiftrully, incontinenc-
ly. -^
(BtiHf aSpirit, Ghoft, a Spec-
tre. (en ()0i ®cift) an high
and grcac Spirit, f. 21an&«
^eiflbtmfl/ Chimera.
iBtiitig, fpirituoDS, full of
Spjrir,
^•eiftlig, (anba:(\liO fpirltuaU
dcvoiitt godly, pion^. (ftm
tørec til (»<i|Tl*ii ©fatiD) cc-
clefiaftical, clcric«U reli-
gioos. (en øciftlia) 3n Ec-
défiaf^ick, aCler?ry»nan, or
Chorchman, (^tanb) the
Clcrgy. (Orb<n)a rcligious
Ordcr.(got)) the Canon Law.
(Sor|lanD)myfteriou8 Senfc,
wholeBody-ofE^
(^an^tUa^l)
ty.
(BtWpUt' • Rebni
(Btiftti^f fpiritooi
(Btf, f. <5ieh
^tlaffttif cold» !
indifl'erent.
([5eIa(^enbe^/ Refi;
Snbmisfion ro i
God, Indifferen
in regard to a
that incy befal!
from Pasfion,
(ØdafTentf coldly*
(Btlti, Jctly.
(Btltibtf Gnird*
ConduO 9 Cpni
dance, Accompi
U un(&titibtj \
ny ene, go alor
(fiffer (peleibe)
• dild.
(S>elei&e/ to accon
du^Sl, copvoy.
(5e'ei^er, condnd
panied«
(Btltt^t a Rankor
diers. Ctuttt
to clofé the Rai
tib df ^(lebcO I
Rank,
({^€le^eptie # rank
(Efcliiige^ to fuco
proi'per, fpeed
(telsndct jt^am t
brought it abc
{roodl<rue>hasl
ful in ir,
(øelingeit; Saccef
^y
^elinget^ fncceed
cd.
(Stntv, (SifPeO
Fifhes. (®c»lcle
ver of the Gilli
) 313 (
^rtmtnti Cham-
m. C&emitwIiflO
rivy. N«ceafiry-
matUtnti @am>
lie Contiguicy of
e privy pirif.
■at* lun Dtn 8or>
IcM for æ^te«
ifort of " Lady.
Spdnre, Confort
ofan illnttriitui
ffitmetnjFuW (Omaang) Con-
vcrfviiion, Coinmercf, Com-
CSCTtcadie^eb) Familiarity,
Iiiriinacy, Privicy. {iOiIl''
pan<i) Familiariiy.
©(inetiit, valgirly. in a »ul-
■.;>ir Mitrner. meanly.
(Benift, rheMifiH, Humoiir,
S|ili;'. Soul, (abcU) a
noble Mind ur Soul.
ffi«mT'^'2l"( ihe Humoan
Nflnirc, Way or Genius.
Ci?«ni\ns ' Sev*fftlf(. unEino-
ilLii, Alieaion or Pafftun
i.l" Mind,
nmon. otdinary>
a, trivial, Iow. O
Tafniliar. (oemtcil
;1 a Iowi vulgar
. thc PopnU
cople. fStt atmo
) [he Common-
1 fleni«n ©olbot)
orpriuateSoldicr.
iDÆfin) Bafenefs,
(fltirictn @ir«a)
in, bafe Trick. Cfl.
ifpicable-vileFel-
rt fifl ttmttn') to
sfalfcheap. Cbd"
!i %tmttnmti^trf
t ofl fr»n h«r, or
t B Uiftanca. -iicl
niliar with lier.
rfl->5ieiTgtnei G"t "
Jiansport of Fiifion,
r^tin-fie llItvFe, diaraacr.
G-dHfte.HtiB&eft/ Sympathy.
{pciints . OMlCft'ill), Malijnity.
Æeni-Jtfl-Uroe/ Diftnrbanc^
ol Mind.
(Beiicstn, C6<na(»n} indintd,
bent. prone. proptnft. af-
' ■ ■ Uing. CWSnf)
ftdeil ,
addia«! toDrinh.
(Scntgcn^Cbf InclinaiioDi f.
liort3e6cr8«ll«n ^^„„ai, , Get>aral. Ctow
I *!>y d" y?" -"J^* inanentnta) «h* Cotnmand-
amiliar w.ih him. erinChief, Ganeraliafiwo,
OorO " common > , r , ■ . .■■,
"CtaiTof fnfl'' <^«"'"'' Cfltmmlitlig) g«n«-
(oinl!) ha 'i of a tal,
:ent, ofanobfcmc (5»nn:(ll.a»rilW>*» •"*'<•"
i({ ecmciK 58tlltIO dt-Camp.
loloraent. Cfldnecn (5(IKr«l.!a»mlMl. lh«L«Ti
) a hafe, ignoble. High Admiral, ConimaBder
' A^ion. in Chiefit 9ea.
aeniMdlifl«!, fre- Ætdittal-au&lmir, an Auditot
commonly, vnl- General, ihe chitfmiliHiif
Judgc.
®e ) 314 ( €><
Øtntral s 35a« # a Thorongh-
Bafc.
General « ^«l^c > tnarfFalf ,
the Camp -Marfhal- Gene-
ral«
C^eneral ' jel^t # Z^imtfitr,
che greac Mafter of Ord-
nancc.
Central » £iff a( / Attomey-
gcneraU
^tnttalqtvalti^tt, the grtat
Provoit
(Btntvaiittt f Ceneraliry or
che whole Body of Generals«
(BtnetM * %x\%^ t Ominiffa«
rtue# the Commiflfary-Ge-
nyal.
CeneraDientenanr # Liente-
nant- General«
tfftlieralUftmuø/ Generali^fi-
mo«
(Btntval*VI(laiov, Mijor-Ge«
nerål«
€fenera[«lTrarfcbf the Gene-
ral , or a Sort of Beat of
Dl lim,
Ccneral * partou § general
Pardon I an A^ of Oblivi-
on.
€>eneraI'Po|tamt| the general
Poftoffice.
ØerttvftUProcur^r; an At-
torney- Genera II
^encraii<Ctvartcerme(ter/ the
Qnartcrmarter - General«
Ctntval • Balve , a Discharge
qf all the Cannon«
(5eneraI6'ti(mbe^ef a Gene«
ralatc, ^
(FcneraifFab ; Gencralky«
C^eneral'BFatmefler/ Lofd-
High-Trcafurer«
(E>eneral'Btaben/ the Gene-
ral- Qnartcrs«
f^encr&lø r Celt / a Pavillon.
Øen<ral<BtAternt# the State
of Holland , their High-
Mi^htineiTes«
(ØencraliBtom
ueneraL
(Jftntxal * t>«rM
Dignicy of • (
(E^eiteral ' X>a8ti
lMa>or - Genera
(øeneral 'T>cime|
veyor-Gencral
of the High -II
(BtXitvtXf Genei
Gin.
(Øettiei Genios,
Talent, Pares,
øttitiani Cmebt
Genrian or Fe
Øenuø/ Genas, Q
Species , Sfrt«
(Sfeoølrap^/ t G*
(Øeoørapbie, Gc
(Beograppi^ , j
(Øcometer # a Lai
HanMnaalcr«
(?eometne# Geoi
(ØeometrifF / gec
(Øeraabe# Cbenb<
pen, fa 11 out«
fper , Aicceed
fall out to on(
©«bfarelfe) to
Tor.Cp2Iri!iDb)i
or reduced toP
digence. (i Uf
under one*s Di
incur into ic, 1
grace, lofe ohc
ioranb^ to fc
catch Fire, (^\ 1
to Ruin. Qbtt
tant ^e) ic
his Honour'«
(Beraabet^ hap|(4
OUT«
Øefanbry an
Envoy« (fra i
a Depury, ((>
Emiffary.
(pefanbttitbe 9 <F
an AmbafTadre
(øefanbrffabi Ao
tion.
«k ) 315 ( ©e
fl &^9 ICltflØt*
a Corniceon Windows
ntablftcnre on rillar^*
f i1ieS<rv«nt5 or Folks
^ing to a ramilyi
jftics.
ig, bufy, full of Bufi-
at Work, adive«
igbf^ f ' Occtipation ,
ty« Applicarion«
, the DMgs of rhe
e« the Mob, Xabble,
t, f. Bp^gelfe.
p 1 Sbape, Fortn« Fi-
Frame • Fafhidn of a
;$ or Likenefi of it» (in
dO ^^^ Afpcdt Look,
e, Conntenance« Mien»
re, Onrfide«
UCioili Gelh'ctilation,
iH of plfly*iDff Anrick
8, Skippingfor Joy.
tttf to gefticuUte, to
intick Tricks, to fliip,
for Joy.
[tg, loquaciotii« talka*
, v^rbefe.
|Igbe^ , Loqnacity ,
tivenefs , Vcrbéfity.
»r# fwift, qtiick, agile,
le » adive , rapid«
Ig) fleet.
►ig&eW Celerity, Velo-
Swiftnefsi Qiticknefs,
lentfs , Promptnefs,
tcfs, Raphlity.
l»t,adv« fwiftly,quickly,
iy, rpeedily, haftily.
tvcgttf a Flying-coach,
it f. eptiifi.
, Arms. (prcftntccc
ttt)^t{ent yourArms.
I unber ØcDCcr) '® ^* *"
. (fade ®.) rb throw
Arms.
med/ an Armorer,
inuli.
:, a Plant, Herb, or
*hing, that grows ont of
arcb» thcprodtt^ionof
thcGroBiid. (j^att^m^f)
an Excrefcence , Procube-
rane« , Wcn. (i 9?æfci|) •
Polyptfs.
(BtvaftffiUiB f • Green-honfc,
Frait-houfc.
(E>eva(M9«r, a Provoft , or
Marfbal in an Atmy.
(Btvttit, (SRafiO Power, An-
;hority, (^»(i) Force, Vio-
Icnce, Impetuofuy. (mth
®(!)0(t) with Violence, vio-
lently , by Force«
(Bvoinéf Gain, Advanta^,
Profit, Liicre, Irtereft. Win-
ning , Pttfchafe » , Acqnid-
tion. t
^evinflfrøi grecdy, of 6ain.
or Profit, interefted, merce-
narv«
(S^evtltflf^ge / Greedinefs of
Gain or Profif, Thirftafter
it.
(Biitri Ycft«
(øiorreligi fermentable, ha-
ving 'the Power to canfe
Fcnnents^rion.
(Rxctvt^t to ferment > fret,
work.
(Øicrritig/ Ferment, Fermen-
tation, Working«
(Bi^/ interj.wooldorwottld ro
God. C9ibied(At>^<Venae!)
O that ! or would I had Mo-
ney! Cøt^ jeø fuD^e tjehe
^cm !) would to God I wert
able CO ferve yon«
Øt^er to love, like, ciioore,havo
f n Inclination or Aflfedion
ior. (^anøibcriffcMtUno«
^ti) he can't abideTo take
Pains. (han øidcr tffe ar^eu
>et) hc don't like Worl^he
dislikes to doany Thin^. (ø,
3 ^e([cr \^Mi Saffc cnb £t^ce)
do you ratber choofeCoffce
than Tea. (jea 9* bcQer gtorr
teO I bad r^ther do that«
(Bi^^tXf Hoftage.
(Pitr# iCranelinti«
Øi ). 316 ( Øi
V tf/>t<
€ft8<i C6eif<ne op) to brail
iip chc Sailsu ^
CBttoV i Cranelines. Cp<J»1
lin^s. (paa UittxrfciUnc)
Ciswgarnecs.
^te^^e, a Pike« (iitxn) • Pic-
kerul.
<Øicbbe|^oveb# thejowloft
, ; 'Pike
f(^4i#U} dtUt anFool« Sot, a Simple-
jh^ilf'^"^ a Way, JclUr.
Ctef, (foren ©er) • Bolt.
dtfVt, t6 )e(l, joke, fport,
jecr,, fcetf, droU, rally,
(Bieffertf/ Mockery* Drolie-
(BtefFeø/ totoy, play wanton
Tricks, to playtheWao^«
'(E^tef fet, abufcd, reviled, ban-
tered, mockvd, laughed at*
iBitfninq, f. (PiePPerie. '
(5itlr>, Debt, (rcflcrcnbe) Ar-
rears. (pOPfcOfobe in OeLr.
(fommtf) fo run int« Debt,
fan in D«Dr CQiore) f« con-
tract Debts." (fmaae) Drib-
blets. OUt tnnbc jfttaU fin
* (BO 'O ^2 infolvent.
Ctel&bo9# a Book of Ac-
CO«in s,
(BtribbreVi a Bond, an Obli-
gariun.
(Bititbnn^tnt greatly indebt-
ed , over Head and Ears m
D:bt, funk in Debt.
(Biel^Cf tobeworth, or valid,
be of forne \*alue, beat a
Price, to hold gopd, OicfDC
incgcO topvcvail, brpreva-
lentt to carry n. Tocrtlédg
^a^t (j,' ti t>d ®u5) world-
ly Power is of no Account
withGod. QbttU ^icsht gieU
^crcifttomcfleO thcCIoth is
not woi th fo inTich. (|)t)Cl5
§idb<r .ttornct) what is the
Price of Corn. C^Tithin %itU
berfaameøel^lK
mach, or ii ol
C3eø maae foij
maat (i^iclbt ^oa
mul^ fell it at ai
maac itgc, (^imiO
ai(iOe) You mof
let a Value upon
modity, CvitncS
øicIOe ei ^oé bas
tations are of n(
hiiii.Cdct(|i<I^eri
I don*t valae it '.
gielbtt alMH i
noAccount, Valt
with her« (han (
»cbOoffeO nth
voar at Court« (i
I i) thcAce is«
or is good for el*
ba(o<^ar(t5en gi
cieé6a(er 91 éi
a Year/ago a R
fpeciewould go
•fhes. (Contrc
iffO th«Contra£t
or of no Effe£V.
ct i letten) it is
Law, is invalid o;
jnLaw, (tctøtcl
tO hisHonour
is concern2d. (
gteiber meget bi
InreifCesfiongoe!
with htr. (^au
@tiffen, 5a bc
Icfc her in the
Pinch. (naar
when NecesHc
(bet flierter oøf^t
holds alfoeood
aicIberebcOitc«
(E»icI^en^c^ valid
Price, good in
<Biel^for^rer/ a
Exader.
(^iel^for^rttl9l 1
in g of t bebi
/
Oi ) 317 (
ixtopCt fret from (Frenbøief ta bend anew*
(Øienbvin^e^ to. bring orcarry
D«btor« ^ back, refforc,
fttVf AfticUs of (Etenbrtngeltg , reftomble.
(Bienbrincrelfe , RcUoration,
. fl Snit «t Law Keftoring«
)cbr, (Fienb^tl^, Refraflion.
tting# the Pay- (BUnbv^^t, co refraél.
Debr. (Etenb^gge, to rebulH, build
tlabtlftf the Re* uf>a^ain, to new-boild.-
a Debt. (ETicnbygntng, ReediHcation*
riTelfe# an Obli- CBienbiftce^ to cotmterchan^e.
ond. (Bten^^Ffe; to cover agam.
egnelfe# a Lift of ^U^^Øbe/ to rebaptize.
(Bitn^øbtv , an Anabaoii^t*
b^vi^tliti the Øten^øbning/ RebapMhcion,
or Levying of Renewal of BaptirrrfJP .
(9ien^l'eie# to writhe or cwift
23ar^e; Cunber nvrain.
» ^olO '^* Beard (^ien^revett; refuted, confht*
Tt of a Whale. cd, puChed, driven back. ^
implore* folicit, (Øiettbrivf/ to refure, confute,
repel, oppofe, contraditSb,
gainfay, combat* baffle an
Ol)inion, (fra Ct &Ub) to
drive or pufh back from a
Place.
^izn^vivtliQf refutable, con-
futable*
(Hi<n^^vcIfe / Refutation ,
Confuracioni a Repulfing*
HopeHing.
(Bien^rtviitng^ a Refating,
ContPting, Rcpelling.
(Øieufaise^ to get again. co
recover. /
(5i€nf«it)/ a Spirit, SpeX^re,
a Shacfe, an Apparition*
the Ghoft of a Deceafed« '
(Ficnfal^/ a fecond Fj^U (i
^n @^rtbom) a Recidivation*
RelepU«
(Bienfang r a Recipient , chy-
mical Vcfrel,
(Bitnfangit, a Rccovering,
Recovery.
(Øicnfln^e/ to find again.
te.
Ceeping, Cuftody,
•cfcrvation, (irøit
in my C^aftody*
to kcep, prefervc,
ard a Thing«
jt f lirlting Fruit.
that may be pre-
, a Repofitory, a
;re ybiir may keep
::onrcrvation, Pre-
"ervcdj ^ept,
en.
ro rcgeneratet
to
, Regeneration ,
tion.
to bring or carry
to tic again.
to reft» Teraain
Kem«inder »
ei ) 318 ( ®i
Øt(nfinte# O Segtef onlien) t (Bienølimt , a Faire»H^»
Csnnterfeinr« JSitnvivs^ninQ f Reprodaftio
tfienfor^ref ro claim again, * (Bitniytmc, to fech back.
to reJemand.
(BUni^^f regen er ated » new-
born,
(Bitnf^^tt to regenerace«
(Bietif^Ocøf CO be new- bornt
regerer^ CC,
(Bitnfébicl f Regeneracion.
(Bten|)eifCniiig r a Fecchis
bnck.
(Øtent)ol^ / a Recencion«
C^ien^olDCf to recain, ku
reflrain.
(Bien^oI^en^e, recentive«
(Øtenføie^ co reunice, join to- (Bien^ol^er# a Recainer.
gccher flgain« co reanncx. (Bieitbolb^iCvnCithereceiitif
(Fienf^ielfe » Reunion. Faculry.
(BieitjfØiet; renniced, reannex- (^ienbol^ct; recained* kep
ed« bnck.
(BiciiMitger, f. (Øienfærb* (Øieitjoge/ to chafe ordifir
^BienBib/ a Return of tike bflck.
for Like* Recaliacion* Re- (Bitufal^tf co recall, ctlt ow
compenfflcion t Amends t
Sacisf^ftiom«
C^tengielbe; co reraliace,retiirn
Like for Likc, requite« re-
conppenfe, repayt rscribace«
(eenltgefovltøe) cogiveone
a Roland for his Oliver«
Ciengtfibelfei Recaliacion,
Rccompence* Reqaical« Re-
tribution > Repnying, Re*
turn« Recompcnfacion«
(Biengielbelfeøret , Reprifals
or Leccers of Mark.
Øiengiel^enbef remunerative,
recompenfacing«
ØiengielDer^ a Recompenfer*
Remuneracor«
^tengielbetf rccaliated« re-
quiced> retribnced«
^tengivf; to reftore, give
back. Cb^ab mon (ap feø^
CO recanr or iinfay whac yoi
have fflid« Cnogct/ mon 001
bcflutteO to councermandi
rtpeal, revoke> retraftoi
disannni«
(9ienFa(beltg r revocable«
(FienFal^eIie p Rcvocatiooi
Rerractacion , RecancatioOt
(Øienfa^; refleilled«
(E>ien^en^ef to know againi
CO reconnoicrc, (fiflj ic
know wherc yon are*
(BieitPien^e eUer C^ietif ien^ed
fCf Recognifing, or Know-
ing agdin* '
C^ienFienOt t known agtini
reconndicred«
(øienfierltg()e^f a mntnal oi
•reciprocal Love«
back again> repay, make (ØicnFiøb^ Redempdon, Re-
Redicucion«
(Siengtvelig ^ reftorable«
(Øiengiveife ; (Bien^ivning /
Reitoringt Reddicion> Re«
tnrn«
^iengitcer / a Returner«
(Ftengivetr given back again,
returncd«
deeming or Recovcring of I
Thing fold or loft.
(Bten?iøbe/ toredeemi bn|
again«
(Bienf iøbcUg , redeemable.
(Bxtntx^bti rcdcemcd.
(ØiettFCagC/ f. a Rccriminacioni
Recu^n of an Accufacion«
) 319 C ©i
JSeome
trn> ■ Com-
■atéttt Umi
Joint again,
em, ttniom.
ledcmptign ,
ed 9 ran fa m-
iFifitiwnibibd to hite clirou^ii,
(BiEiinemMnOej C« 'Son) t"
thiiinkover aBook, pinift- it
perrunaorily.to tiirn it over.
<EietiiicmblixfC( to blow
ihrough.
(Bitmtmblibt, to toti* ftttf
or macefate. «
(SUnntmbort, to pittce, pet-
forate or bor« through, (g,
tiicD AaaibO '<> ft>t>-
iFteniKinborinK/ • Petfori-
(Bitnnembortc, pierced, per<
(S i e,n ncmbricf Cc jO »
br«ak throngh. ' *
barn ttiroDgh«
(Bit nntmt) ringer toget>I««d.
rnrii eirry throogh.
(SlmntmbinO , a Brcaklnji;
I Bretch.
LlSl« broken
'w(r>Kepotc;
ilF, ptitback;
;fra>o drive
. (tilbaaO w
itO lodii«
ight.
h, tho rough.
33(0 by tT, i«
tm Dffltm«)
dy. CønnblCc
-oughly.
corrode, Mt
to work fuf-
iQ to knead
through, « Bre
Si<i«mbruS
throngh.
ttniJnbrfOtf to brtak
(Bttrin«nt>am)9nitigr ■ Perfpi'
(Bitnntmbragt < to pift. tra-
vel througfii driiw throojh,
(BitnntmtiCivt , to dnva
rhroiijih t if»A or bring
through, C"i ©ofl) fo 8«
thotongh Stiich wirh iBuG-
nef«. (ttt (an ti oicDntmbci'
t(é) ir it not ro be obiained,
(Bitnnem^rf ppt i ro drip >
drop, crichls throiigh,
©i^nntmfa« / to pafs, gu or
march ih, otigK lO tiiaverft.
(PItnntmfam aThoroughtare.
Slenntm jingie leei to in-
dulge, cinnivejc, ovttlooki
takl no Norici oF.
(cjtnncmftngreften , Conni-
vance, Induigence,
■^æiHinemllme, to twift on«
wiihin inaiher.
et ) sao ( Øi
^tnntmflitt,toAovif through«
' (Biennemflvve^ to fly through^
(Bitnntm\oviitt to fcarch into>
to fift, fcan, exatntnea Mat-
ter to theBottom, to^dive
to the Boctom of it«
• C^ieitnemf^re , to conduélt
l^d> or carry one through.
€»teitnemfro(renr froIUbittenrt
nipped or (tarved with Cold«
(Biennemfr^fe; tocongeaU be
frozen through« »
(BUnntmaaat, to go or pafs
. througn. Cm ©o«) «o run
•. over a Book« Ctnm%nini)
to txamine* review« audit an
Accounr« (couCe 99(f9(»rliø«
^CbeO <<> Albert undergo
Hardfhips« C^U(|(eit Øi( Cl
tøicnnctn) thc Ball did not
Sierce« (øtcfinctiidaiie fom et
orflAfl) to he approved«
iBitnntmgang, , a PafTage ,
Thorough-fare. f^
<5iiniiemøtti^e/ to rub fufii-
ciantly,
t^itnntmgtavtt to dig
throagh«
(nieniieiii()ebe;to heat throngh«
(Øtettnem^gU ^ to invcigh
'' flgainlt* per(tringe> blame,
find Fauft with, cenfure,
criticize» to give one a Rub
or Wipe, to objargacc«
eitnntmfytgltv , a Fanltfin-
der) a Crjticizcr, Inv- igher«
(5itnntmbtgltt , cenfnred,
objargated , reprehended,
^icititemt^e^liitøf Cenfuring,
Objurgation, Reprehenfion.
^itnntmfyoctbt f to harden
thoroughly« innre«
(Bitnntmf^cttttt # hardcned,
inured«
^tennem^ielpe/ to aid, asfifh
CO fupport or b»ck him in
gctting over a Danger«
(Bieitnem^ittimbciii eo
ly. higgUdy, piggl
(Sitnncml)iiagtt to he«
• through, (øieniumt^u
to cut yo«r\Vay cha>)
Enemy. (en @(oO >
a Glade in the Wooi
(Bittititml^nltt to hoUc
roQghly
(Øiennemjaøe # to dii
hnnt , ride fnll
throujih. (cn Jtaarl
tttifi 2(IK0 to ru
through wich a Swo
(Bitnncmfaftt, tp caii db
(Bitnutmfl^vtt tocler
rely^ thoroughfy«
(Sitnntmfnt^t, tolcnet«
(Biennemfoøe/ co bo
roughly.
ØiennemPomme ^ to
comc or get througK
Øiennemfr^bC/ to
throu-^h.
(ØiennemFr^^fe / to
the Sea.
(Biennem la^C/ to let oi
through.
(Bienneml<efe^ to peru
read through or over
(Øtenneinlet>e, to lead c
dui^ one through*
(Btennemlide fig# to
(lide, to fneak throi
(Biennemløb^ a PafTage,
ncU (finnft^narrowP
9 Strå r t r Fritht fl
(Fiennemløbe, to run
through«
(BtennemUiftef to air a
thoroughly«
(Bienuemutarø, a Pafll^
Goin<; through > or ]
ing through.
(BtennemmAtfere , to
or pafs through, to 1
condu«il your Army t(
a Town..
(5
©i ) $M ( «>i
Ue/ ta ttU or (Bieitttemiløt^ to bokt fcare«
ir brMk ap che or Aft«
titntf CO roe or t^ellucid, diaphanom.
itirciy. ØieitttemØgUjtpeo^ Tronipt*
fve/'tocaft in Ae- ' rtncy, Diaphanonønefs*
in« <&fentteii|(Véi4riMr<tttintwoof
fe, V. to tf «¥e1 or afundar.
i;h» to trtvorfe a (BitnntmfH^ttr tacnt iittwo
or tftinder.
it, f«tP«l{jise, ft (BitnntmfSihnéé to Chint
r through tCoun* throogh*
(Bitntitnftinntnbtf diapht*
ftnb€. flPaflcngcr. nows., - -
^^e, Ccoi m<5 en (Bleniieiiiff^te, to thoot
3 run oné through ' through«
rord. (9knitemff#tf torinri-iofi*
lfr# toporily iho- ciently. •■ ^
■'j 4Bientt«m(t44t/ to ftrike
»€/ torideorgøon through. OUtttt hxvxnttå
c through t Placf » {)DrjIaflCO ^^ ^^<^i" Peaft«
t, a Rent. (ftø tgicnntm gieiiNtilc) to
lOe/ to flow or mn. fight your Way through the
. £n«mief» (Vapiretr flaace
(^f to ceir or rend . iøienncm) the I^aper blots
ly. or fmks
^t, to rake «p» (pifnttemfliWJe/ tQ let flip or
:Gronnd, toroiir. p^fs through^
':'i^ Vr'"tS«Vu »ennemfmeUe, to mele tho-
kc. , ronghly*
Uito fait, pow^der (giennemfn4øe # to rak« or
y, to fsafon tho* fearch into alU to rtimmtgtf
with Salt. or fearch alU
fa II 9 e, to faw (e^tennemfnidef to flink* fnetk
or fteal through.
^fri^L r€viV (Piennemftiir^a Cutting in two.
torcvicw,revjfe, ^ seiSom a Diameter, (i
.eaBook. CDdmnacO ^ P«^<»fii«- •
n, t Reviejr, Revi- ^j^^^emfnitte; to cut in two
• —-»j »AMé or afundef«'
te, to ftil through. ture draw fictswty«. »r«*
Set, *•'*•
, to fiUrtte, mnv (Biettnemfrg«; to fe«rch or fer-
CndTro-^h. retJhevervC.rn.r,mtke* -
., F.ltr.«*n. Per. ^j,,,^^^ .oint.rf.eJ. -
m ) 329t ( 4
ØMlttCttflrtlttti Hi'diavt or
fj^tlt in two,
(Pimntmfpvtnitt to inprtg*
nart*
nation^
iBitmntmfptiu^t, to teip
through.
ØitnneaiflfQt-f to roaft tho-
ronghly«
Mtn%tnt(t\t, a TrmtpicrcifiK*
Øicimem^illfer to trampiarcc«
^ pierce, (fo« ntc^ Saav5e) to
nin one throiigh* (nicb
Cpt^) to pat bn thé Spite*
Øicwit«i(ltriti«fr Fiarcins« a
Perforttion.
Øtetlncm(l#^c^ to thrmftt or
pof h chroogh«
Øiemnewfltcge^ tocrofa* ftrike
oott arafai fcraich oQti to
efTaee.
Øienncmflrføttinøf i Blot,
Crofs, Daf h or Erafure
through a Wriring«
(Bienntmflreife, (et £an») to
ron ap and down a Conntry*
(fom ficnbtliøc VovtieO to
traverfe or pilla^e aCountry,
to makf Inroatis imo ic»
CliettneufhrØø^ Erafare or
Crofs through a Wriiing.
Øi(iitt(m(lr^9en»cro(rcdiftric-
ken out« fcratch ouc.
^iennemflr^gefCOG^pff. (hike
or fcratch out« totrafe« Cø*
SRarfen) to rnnop ad down
the Field«
(Biennemfirvgniiiøi Erafure,
Crofsing through a Writing.
€»icnncm(liif f en , tranapier-
ced, perforatcd«
.dtnntmfvt^, to fweat all
over» to perfpire all over.
(Bicnnemfrøirnncf to fwim
through«
ØiiiMtmtroM
- fia(tb) ro' i
et£as5)topi
throNtQtrav
tøtennem m <
a Thrcad in
Øicniteiitrranii
netrate. (tøH
^e golf) CO o
prefa or g
ThronMfP«
CO prelt chrc
(9icttttei»cranii
. ble.
(BienncMtroeni
crabiUcy.
(9lenneMtrasB(
■.: cion.
Øienncnittfntg
'- penetrating.
nippin^ Colt
nergetical. n<
OU8 Speech.
acnre, ingen
XPieniicaitnfnc
nccrated.
(ØienneMtr:
through, (ni
ed> impregn
ter.
(Øiennemvaa^|
Skin.
iBieunemvabe,
foid a Riv
through* ^
(Bicnntmva^tt
foftk or ftce
(^iennemvixvc
(Bi en nem 9i
Thoroughws
<Biennemvan^
imbibe.
(Birnntmvan^
ramhie abou
up and dowi
pcrambolate
(Øtennemvan^
. Ution* Pera
»i ^ sas ( m
tf iceiiftomed, (Bitn^tigvitHntttø fTmpttht*
:« inQr«d* tip. .
mtf towarmtho- (Bienfl^Øigti Comhtion«
<Pitnfit}§fl9tm^tø c6rrclativc.
i Paflage, a Tho- (ØietifigC/ co rapeat» fceU or fay
over.
»I CO interwax« (Bi(liflgclfe# Rtperirion«
a Conntermand, (BitH^gU * EcUcion* Rttroac-
f Rcordination, * tton* ^r .
:opy, Tranfcript, (Bitnfiffitnbtf rtlative^ ratro-
>r Ouplicata of a a^ivc^ cafpcduvcv
(BitnfigttiUbt, adv««elativcly»
to replanr, refpedlively« ■ - ^
reciprocal Dncy* (BitnfEaattUt fucjgain«
} reiied,confidér (pitnftxtf a RcÆdlion of
Light« a rtflcded -L^tbt« ^
a Return. . . (Bitnftafftt M'rtniifn tO ra»
toretam« to go ftore, givaagain« to*irtfoiid»
feconfl Tima« make good,
Coaocerplot. (Øien<Fiffe# to feod agaiiu
a Redresfing, (BiettfFiFliiltØfa gcoding agaifu
a ReflitQtiQn. (Bitn^in, k EaA«dioii> Ra-
• redrefst rc^ify pcrcu.«riofi orRevecbaration»
ghcs agam« . (Ølen(finiie; torafledi tofkine.
9 fold flgaifu flgain»
:o reunire, to gfl- (Bitnftintltn^t , reflaAing*
togctagaintoge- (BfienfCittø'Xlffert> a Tak.
raanited. gather. ^ieXe-PU^e, t Plati.
, Reuniting, a '^^'''^ f*^«^« «^?« ^}^^^*
again. <Bicnf?ralOy aa Echo or Ra-
gather again, to- founding« .
^« "/^ *!?'"• . <Bicnff ralDC/ to acho, i efonnd.
Re(idae>Remain- ^. -,_^ ,^^^ «»f^».^N _
(ØitnfTt^ (fiVt 91M) CO
fprout' againi fhoot new
te again, to wait Leaw. imH i^itu) to
'&»*"♦ racet again.
o fend again, to c^itnfiaati co ftrike or l>aac
again.
a Sending back; (ØicnflaoeilbCf rtrarberacing>
g« * elaftic«
ciprocaU mntvaU Øicnflag^ a RépfrcusfionfBcar*
ing back> RafltAion, Ravar*
reciprocally.mn. beratioa.
(PienflagøiCimt^ £la((tcity»
va Redprocatiom (BieitflaøOI^ a rever beratad
ing« Fire*
©i ) 814 (
et
Weil1T«g*'Pl«&«i ■PUtebf
which ihc Light if tttteQed,
(Ficnfnlfte, i<> cut ivain.
dtni^tfr » Rerearch, ■ n«w
StJich.
(tUmiiqt 10 rerearch, to fetrch
■Klin.
Øitnrpi ingi * Rtbonml. Rc-
bfifT'iin;, Rebouneinjt.
<6i€mpiiii(!fi to rebonnd.
boiinc« np again.
(Bitn^Mtt, to be lefd retnain,
be PKtinc,
(gitnfiaatnbt, ItCt, remain-
aSleii(tan», CStft) a Reft- Rc-
-nainrler, Rtlidue, CtB**
MWOl) the Objea, Aim,
(Bttnftnnti to fummonatww.
(BicnjttvnlnSf ■ new Summoni.
eitnfftf« a By-Way. Crofs-
Wav. 1 fhoit Cor.
(BitniliFfei to prick, lling
løif n(l^t<i • Conntcr-Blow- Re-
bonml. aRccoil, ■ Puf hiiig
back.
©i(nil»&»i to pofli OT thtuK
biick, to rcp<.-l, ro recoil.
(5i(iill-.?iii;iti, a '-.ipelling,
p.in.iP'^ back.
iBitnflraale, lotcfltfl, revet-
<Bltnftraaltnr>t, nUtHin^.
^Unfivaalmnrf, a RellE^ton
OT Revorbiration of Rays.
VitnHtamtAt (tn SSuO to
btnd « Ji< w ig«"*.
(PiniftT.immf, to be elaftic,
<Ficnttrammf nM f ela^tic.
(Si(Rflr<3mmltitti anEIanicity
or claltic Powen
(SiniftclM9r refrsA
<£t I < n |t ri P i Bti rt,^. C'
RBfrfla.>rinefi,
ner Opiniaireti
dtmfvm, a Reply, t
lØitMrvAre, ts r*pl;
(Ettnfvolmti to f«é
(5ftni>>oIaiingf a
apin.
Æ'Knl'f''i tn few igij
(Etctnvii. s Review.
Lo.'kint; over tlf
(Si(rtffRømAn&. aKi
itvt, Ptowjr,
(Btenrascf t« r«ti
ogam, rcriime, (W
flc} torevoke. un(
Orb) to rtpsit.
(Ficniagell'c, a Rml
furnJng. COr«5 R
Ct ,^crtb(6) Rv«(
(Bitntiiscn, ictahen,
<Sitmastnbt, rcttkb
in;;, icpcating.
(BltnCAnte, to refle
der.
(FtenticnCi to fer««
compenfe, rcward
(EicutJciKtlc, a Ktc
tnining ofa Favoi
(Bitnvtgt. » Conntei
(ritnori, a Car.
iFitnvsfFt, to waln
({IJtnvtnVtf to ren
bach, g'i back.
(SicilT'enting.aTDni
^itnrtVi ReproiJa
iSicnvln&e, tortgtia
■X»iti.
é -
ee ) aas ( ®\
A'etlVilfe/ to %€t reciprocal*
ly.
6ieit9irfen^e/ retroaktive.
(Pienvirfning, Recroa£tion*
^itmoi^tt CO fhow again, to
fend back aj^in*
Øieivii#iliil9# the Showitifl^
%%!iiini che Sending back
CiMV0rbt9(»eb# Adverfity»
crofil Farrune, Thwarting>
Cflimicy* Affli«Sion, Trou-
blfi» Inctin[ibrance9 Ditap-
pomrmenr«
^iwooxt, to grow ag(^in,
ØiCTf U ^ictv^
Øtcr^e# f. a Hed^e. Fcnce. (Ce*
ICII^C®*) a QaicUfet-Hedge.
(»iiéOa Hurdle. C^oor®*
cr (aiKfo bet oi( ent^oer Øiøc
McOPovcrty if alwaysexpo-
fed to Contempc.
€ier^€^ to hedge ip> make a
H^dge abour, to fence, irv
clofeyincompars or furround
vith a Hedge«
Z\ttbtg;ctnti Boogh or Bran-
ches for Hedges,
6ier^e7ottge# (liden SudO ^
Wrcn.
i?ifr^en/ Hedgirg in«
(Bicrbeposl/ Hedgepole,
<5ier^f fllturte/f.(§ier^efonge*
(Bier^eflav, Hed^eftakc.
6ierc# (bruget i folgenbe og
(ommerafgi^rc/ babei(Bie«
te) to have a Defign, Inten-
tion, to do fomeching, be
aboat fomething« (øsre I
®ierej[to be on tha Carpet» or
in Agirarion.
^tetlg, f. gierrlg.
Øicmef ftin, willingly, readi-
ly«Lhearrully,gladly. (gierne
liSe}ro Iove,wanrtbe inclined
to. (jeg »i(be gierne Dibe bet)
I wanted to know it. (bui|
tiitter gierne) fhe is apt to be
fnddled, inclintd to drink*
(l^an (laded øterne) hei^apt«.
forwardiinciined or prone to
fighting.(^an laber (iuøierne
(anble) he iseafy tobedealc
With. (leg fpifet dierne Ore«
h>b)Iloveto eatBeef. (ban
»ir øtetne |Kibe Sortrin for
aUep he affe<^8 che Preceden-
cy before all. (3e9 Wl %m«
ne fee &ittn paa bet) i lonp;
tofeetheEnd ofit. (3ed Ot(
aierne troe bet) I don't que-
Itionit,! don't donbtit.(baQ
»ifbe øierne t\{(^m^ be isin-
' clined) forward or apt to for-
give. (b«n Dilbe ø. ^cbbe en
færb iRanb) ha^ affeas tiie
Title of a learned Man. (be#
fom ftiøe \^9\t , fafbe gierne
neb) hady Cliinbers have
fudden Falls. (^Cfl (eet htt
Øierne) I am defirous of
feeing ir. (^tt øtøt jeø iffc
gietne) I am loth to do it.
Cbet pretet øierne at øaae
faa(ebeé) fo i( commonly
pocs, fo it ufesto go> that
IS the common Courfe of
Things.' (\^ati (abet ffø et
gierne talt meb) he is noc
esfy to be fpoken to.
CBierning^ aDccd, Ad» Fad«
Adion, Doing, Work» Pef-
formance^Exploit orAchieve-
inenr. (j^ierliøbeb^ «*)
WoiksofCharity. ($eUeg.)
great Exploirs, ^Iprioua
Feacs, heroic Anions or
Achievements. (be øamlv
Rometeé ©.) the Gerts of
the Romans, (oruefom ® J
a great Piece of Cruelty.
(foreooen ® ) a temerary.
rafh Adlion orFaft. (ffam«
melia ®,) a Piece of Dis^-
honeily, fhameful Doing,
iUi tm i\l ®.) it took Ef«*
fedh w^s put to Effe^, wa^
effe^ually performed, qc
readily
/
m > 1906 c 61
»iiff M i 90 I htve f iven
•ffedntltadatl or r«al ?roof
of ir. Cnu tHt moM ftiht til
90 nowtdhiflil ProcecdinKs
trt tO'be b€giin, (QRanéf
"fer flftetmtl) the Work kfelf
freaks cht Mafler prtife-
wo- rhy.Cj ®.)'"P'^»'"^«*^*
rtally. (p^a frif 9.) in the
vtryFaa. feaøcecn paafviff
O.) te takt one nappins or
in iKe vc»7 Aft or FaA.
cheAim> ScopeofhiaWork«
i5Utningt*Vftanbf the Doer.
CSovbr9^er) Oflfcnder* Dc*
likif]tient or. Criniinal«
<Bierrii,'avar]cioaa« covéfons«
SeedT of Money. (g. (fret
9tte^ rapacioaa« (en CM'er«
rig)a covecousHnnksXHnrl,
aPinchfiftt Pennyfather.
(Kecrigem avaricioaslyi cove-
tonaiy*
(Bitttig^ptb 9 Covetonancrs,
. Avarice«
(piertru^ø5u9(l f. ^^iertrut«'
(Bieafan^e^ a Ewer wieh a
Cranc>
<Piea# f. (ØÆø.
(Bicf!, a GtielK C^pbe tt( Ctef )
to invice ont co Dinner or
Sopper*
01tftepu^# aFeaft, Banqnet,
Treat« (^mt et Oieftebtt^)
to give Trcatraent.
(Efiefle/ 0<^øe in5 boé) to take
a Lodging, to inn«
(Efieilercrer to feaft, banquet,
regale » treår«
(Efiefl^^e^ the Law of Hofpi-
cality* 0'Co»en} a fpecial
Coarr.
flfleØeBtue^ aParloor forthe
Gnefta.
Øieflfrief hofpitable«
(BieØøit^ef/ aHpt,
(Fieflgivetytøaarbi
(Øieilmil^ f. aicff
(Biift'ierta , catt II
(Pierl^iinar a Fovn
ingbonfc,
(Fictmrfler^ « Foa
<9i(tflie(ler#foriiif
of a FonndcT«
(Bietnteflerait^AAii;
Tråde of a Foiii
(9ief«e(lerfon^#
Cafting*
<9letni9gr c Gntfi
Conjédara. Pi
Snppoficion« Co
(ETiftOUØ^ CIcw-'lin
(Btote# to gnefa »
(refome* foppol
Mb bet »i( flgc
(Efiev^ Cfortrceffelid
egregioos*
(Biftr married, joi
lock.C9tft SRanb'
Catft*ooe)aW'
(Pift, Scrgift, Poii
,Bane.(brarbetnei
poifon*
(Øiftblanber^ a Pc
(Efifcbl«re#aBladde
Poifon*
<Bifte, Cbnt)toma
.Marriage, (e» J
co t>e(tow or mi
Daaghter* diaiM
Marriage. (ffgl
ved.((tg.ttbcntoi
to marry abovc
yonrfelf. (»ie I
marry, co join i
(Øiftcfocrbta/ m
ripe for Marria]
te marry«
QSihvx, (Øifoiinfir
.^Wedding. ;
et ) 32? ( €H
tdt Mtrrtigt* Wed-
M«cch» iltrriAioay.
KitfO * Hedge^mar-
Cøitvc et riøt ^}'co
I fcreat Forranc« gec
Matou
be oitrricd»bt jointd
'imony,
l^vie-iicky in Love*
f Love-Sickncfss Lo-
on«
t Refervotr of Poi-
lifonous* vcnomoQit
tt peftiferoos«
> Virolenqr* Veno-
ff.
ef^an AntidoteXovn-
in» aPrefcrvatkve a*.
^oifon«
, Pilla againft Poi-
e^^t>il , (Vtante)
CHitUnbt (B\M)
3øt>thePairy,Para-
Goncinefa. (Oeo jl9'
beflying orrunning
Rhenmatidou
if a Peony«
txtti a rhenmtcic
Rhenmacifin*
Itoctement) a Fcaft,
, Collacion. (^btit*
Comporacion« \pan
til ai betaU ®0 ^e
kc» faflfer or be pn-
'•r \uQtM9.t naar
>o(bt) praife a fair
Night, Prov. («f.
Impoft, D!ity> Cu-
tuitrcnct oldRenc«
geld« caftrate, cot,
I awaycbcStonesor
(?ilM^ Ø(flt» (fiomO CO c"(
. off tht Gilla of Harrings.
QSiXUnf <BU^«iø8r Caftråtion,
ØUber, t Gcldcr.
(^tl^eabro^cr, a boon Compa*
nion»'goodFcUoWf PoKOOia«
panion«
CBitoc«5otlHiMrvcr# • trovbla-
foma Gtiefty. onci thac fp^ila
the Sport of tbe Compaiiy,
(9ilb<t#-|(tlded, caftra^ed«
(Øilbtnøf a&Ennucb* a gtldcd
(?tibct>t)fleUr, • Wether« gtl-
dtd Ram«
(Bimmnlamf txt Ew-lanb«
(Pinipe(l4i|Bf a $wing> Sce^
.' faw, •
(Pimpei to-fwingy fec-faw« to
weigh Salt**
(Bintpninøi Swinging« Scc-
lawing*
(Binøanøy Gingan.
(BidrO/ Qlbtlit) a Cin£hiret
Girdle, Belt, Safb«
Øior^t; (ppfctabO to tiickiio,
rrofs« tie op«
(Øiortf made> done* fabKeat*
ed« (cf^tr^ coanterfeiccd»
Cmtb JtonHj artificial«
nittgi Manttrat Compoft|
Dung«
ØiØbf# øi^bffC/ to oiannrt*
dungt improveor fattanthe
Ground«
niiiø«
^iitp to bark, topen« (ab) tq
bark at«
(Fiøeit^ Barking« ;.
(Bi^^ a Cnckow«
(Øi<^eblomftcr# Ladieifmeckt
CQckowflowcr.
(Eiiøgemo^i (Urt) Alleluya^
Woodforrel«
(ØiøøemoOcr# Linget or Lin-
gent.
^ \
•\
r*
i ■»
- f
I
e». ) aos ( m
(3i4ft, to 00, malitt Ttndtr;
f f ovarlrile) tu tnanoftiliire«
OOOnO (O ^orni» f hap« (M
neO og øjiv noact) fx <iowQ
to work. (inttt (a»e ae giørO
to be or tit i Jlei ii« vtcant«
ict at atøte) ht muft «1wavt
be bo(y> OT he carx never b«
ftill or qaiec. (å\$f tK(r faa
^aacrdetbia ixiTdo well and
have wHU C^Q øi^r flg feto
Cf abe)heai^sag;ainftl>is bwn
Imerett, h« prsjudcesbim-
MU (ieø taranbttat«t#fO
I have orlier Fifhea to fry«
(ica bal»^e nof al litrc at fcOf
ve mtø f or totter) I had mach
adotoforbcarLdnghin^ CM
Ci$t mit onbt) ir sivea me
rain« I ani forry fer it. (^CC
9ar bet melfet^dn giorbf) char
• he chiefiy befHrred himrelf
vritK or wafl occupied wich.
((an fan ti (\iétt M for ben
Jlriié) ho cannot afford it at
that Rate« 0^9 t^ac juft no^
att at øtøre) I am taken np or
bufy wifh {omethin;« Cøt^rc
* een et 9n50 ro ferve nne a
Trick, put er pafs a Trick
vpon onc. (øiøte en 9teifr) to
take or %o opon a Jonrney,
0)tøre ilt 9f()OI)) to .^o your
Necds. Cølore ft Sprino) ro
take a Leap» Cøiøre et ^aaU
tib) to makc a McaI. (^tøre
ff n Q9an) to fay your Prayers«
Cfti^re et Snolb) rn give a
Clap, Cøiorc røoMfanO to
•makeHea'i R^fjftancporOp-
pofition. (øiore et Jocfe) to
makea Vow, (flwrc Dlefln«
fPab) to make AccQUnr. (f$tCi
V€ffl}iraf(er) ro do w pertorm
Miraclcs. CVfnae M øtøre
M bebøe W brm) Money
witl do the BDfincrs with hiro.
Cbang« bctpaa eøenl^aanb)
hcdoef-ic^Cldi
han ^fibc M
TOlKb j bc wcnt
his own Fancy
Sebftc) to yoo
voara« CbM |
el QciiffaM #
me a friendly *]
Ot fin ili») to
moft Endeavoa
9or af noget) t^
jnHand* (gmc
^ngig) tø ene
•t the Coorr«
fom el @aar) t4
!ain« (giore fM
oin Intereft. (
»ebat^tMebetJ
himtodoittOira
Way to do it. Cl
ner'itoiQakoFr
ff n 8ot(e)ro mak
Fortune • to mt
(beroeb giorbe b
thatwas the mi
(gtore éeo bang
affright one« (
Sroeuratotf n ^
giere) chcPhyfic
yer haveagrear:
tice. (gior t^l
chofe wn(chyoi
cn fPamfulb^ t
blufJi. (g;ire
arebafttoget^to
nrcvtate« Cøi^ri
to fet a Ship al
gt giare meb ei
Mil) to have
a (trange Fellow
anbre fom bu bi;
og ftaoe) do by I
would he done
aiorttmobmigfi
heakbeenaFatI
et @lub efter eei
Shoot at one,
Wo meer af bet t
bt(t) Ycm make
Work that yon
et ) 329 ( ®t
hit øtore teO >( wlll do orTuf«
iic<. C^<t gier intet til Ga«
f eH^ it is no Matrer« ic mac-
ters nor« it fignifies nothins;«
Ott øttr initt til ©Oficit en*
len man folOcc (et faa cHct
^^} it is an evenLay, whether
Æon fold ic in this or that Way«
'^\^n tan øtere me^et^ertiO
Mbters a great Incered in
tomke inuch of> or great Ac-
co«nc of« (øt^re ^ttitnbu
fift) to piake yonrfclf ac-
qoainted with« tointroduce
yonrfelf co. (øiere flø til)
10 €arry ic high« take Srace
vpon yourfelf. (Ptt er et
neøet af øiere mc^ bt 3)are)
therc is lictlcDemand of thefe
Goods, Cb<in ^(it en @øn;
fnn ei »il gtere øot>t) he has a
dtbaached Son« ((^un 9i( et
ØiitC ØObt) fhe is incorrigi-
ble, foliows il! Courfes. (hatt
iataittt iibt tmob f^tn^t) he
has dealt iil wich her. (6eter
~ ^0 meøet om Ven^e at^ieø
ti) he makes a Point of Mo-
ney« Money is his Aim, his
Heart is fec nponMoney. (bet
tf ei bttom at giøre) I don'c
careir, it marters oie nor, ic
is no Matter to me« (bet O*
eøfoa meget bertiQ it aifo
heips or conrributes to rhis,
(bet øier inttt tii Baf^tn) ic
isnothing to chcPorpofe.Qjeø
øi>r alting mtb) l am for any
Thing. (aiøre fort »JJroccd
neb noget) co m^ke fhore
Workofa Thing, orBufinefs
of it« (labe noget gtere) to
have« get fomerhing done or
made« (giore een noget be«
Kenbt) to kccp one advifed of
i Thing;. (g øu een til gSort
femeffeOro crearcuiakceUcl
one Hurgomailer. (giote
9lar af een) to make aFooi
fify befool one« (jeg bit 0«
cber bet gobt) I will make ic
good. (giore f?g iiUet bcraf)
CO make jlighc of. (giote af
meb een) co dispacch one. (g«
af mebftgrelo) comake gway
with yonrfelf or lav violenc
Hånds npon yourfelf. (g. ceil
tilSilliOto gratifyone. (3eg
viici.i^atft at giore meb barn)
I will not beconcerned with
him. (reg oil ei bave mere
at btHiHc meb itnbt) I have
done with her. (giore flø
|(Srb) to pretcnd roLeaming,
to fet up for Learning. (gtorc
een meget af bet)to eau fe one
much Troubk« to cut Work
for one. (giore (rreloo) to
brand one wich Infamy. OiO'
re eet lig igien) to repair one's
Eeputation. (giore i 33enge)
to make Money of. (en ^f«
ftitUt af (?4) ro abfcni your-
felf« kcep out of the Way«
Cpéitib of een) to give one a
kind Reception, make him
kindly welcome. (g. @faar
i) to prejudice, ob(tru<^. (ilØ
til Snub) to hector, to huft'.
rgiore fflibunber af) to turn
into Ridicuie. (man (an g*
veb barn, p^ab man vil) you
may do with him, dispoie of
him or rurn and wind him as
you pieafe« (giore ilg galt
iacit) to reckon withouc
.your Holt. (gtore flø gobe
©age) to pamper yourfelf«
(giore ecu noget piié, binbe
pna SJScmet) to make one
belicvc fomerhing, (giore til
rette) to adjufh repair. (gtOrc
ffg gal)>" fly into aPflsfion«
(g. een gal i ^ooebet) to enra*
gc. (giore fig Umage) to tak«
Pains, (giore gorifub) ro
advance Money, (giore 8or«
bring p(ia)ro!putiip or lay
Claim to« (giore riig) to «n-
ric)i»
i
6i ) 330 ( m
(gint jMii) coim*
p«verif lu (tjttf dMtiØ til
f MWt) 10' qutlify onc for or
intbl« him to« or rtnder him
£t for fomtthing. (g<irc n*
teøttg) to ditqatlify nr dita*
bie one. (øitteccii fK^terlet)
to give one Qcart or Cou-
rage. Cøiire 9M) to brag.
boaft. (dttre fi( |)aiirei)
to CDckold onc« (øtite w
fpHj/g) CO roake void. (gi$t
fC ttn^tlfaby to bear one
Company, (øierc OOgef til
tmiilltnhithtV) tobeaccet-
fary to one'a Diftrefa. Tøiørc
(hrc ifiinO to ftare. Cøitrc
Cfft^) toprejadice ont. (g.
ttNMiø^ to immortalf ze« Qg«
fflft S09 J to belay. (gine Ct
Ccil loO to cnt orunforl a
Saih (møre Ot<Cd) to con*
traa Debrs. O^bt jeg QOgCC
«t giøre meb^ bavdc jeg Sot«
niae btttit) If I had whcre
wi(h;iU
flftøren# Aåion« tha Doing
of a Thing.
^if^reitbf / doing, making.
<Bt^rer , a Doer«
a^tté, en be made.Oct giø«
Ui Jltbt>) it is necesfary.
iSi^viia, fcafflblet pradicable>
posiible, that may be done,
aanal.
* a^vligtn, adnally« praaica-
ble » posfibly • in Efted«
flfiØrlig^eb^ Poafibiiicy, Prac-
ticablenefs.
iBi4B, f. (Bøf.
€^tpø f. (9^pe.
Ciranbole , a branched
Candleitick.
(Birc/ Cfom cl ©ftbp to yaw.
Øffe Zob^f, Qafnaifi^ be
fnaoe 9labi) to nip or
f hed ofT rhe fmall Leaves.
Øiøtie# (aabne ftg fom 0$«^'
f erfar) toY>pen, gape, for
Drynefs.
(Øitttiltay Con}
enéj Etian
(Bffpcr to gal
Breath.
<9i«pen# GaTp« K
(BiBp^v, Gafper.
Øito9 9 Cltwgai
faMløOMiscfife
mcrfcg.) Clt«]
Øitter # a Grat
^ Croftbars* Latt
(®ierer>ieem>'
(Hitterbét^ a gra
(Fitter(r4b# t en
(^tter9«rf# Grs
Latticea of Iro
(Øittcrvinbite #
Window.
QStot§ to give« btl
Qpon > prefent
Sjtorl) CO deal *
mgler) to y ield
Frnir, Cofrrfcfl
late« render« di
Ietpaaea8e(f)h
rendcred it in'
C(M»e efter) to g
yield. (giM t
ret an Example.
to croQch undei
(Mli) to grpar
éfOlbcn) to lay
upon or at one'a
ia tiO tofayyaa
or con fen t to« d
for) to pafs yoa
(bet gi»erfi)lte^
*or creates Disg
StfNn af Gperci
e Spors to thc
een Xmibffab) t
Notice. appnfac
een Xib) to allo«
(^tøe (ig/ OKVi
yield> forrender
intet) it is no Ms
nifies noching*
forfabe) to remi
(gioe efter, ftie j
give Way co om
®i
) 331 ( ©i
tntee cfcer i 9(ir5om) he was
noc behind him or catne not
f horr of him inLearning«was
iioc inferiorto him in it. (5(llt
9ilhe ti gi«( benbe bu rinøeRe
CftcO h^ would not abflce her
tn Ace oryield herthe leail
Thin?. C^m een ergm&ebe)
toconfer a Place upon onef
Mbw it iiD<in him. (^ioe
Hff/fo.rtobO to give over for
loft« (øioe tilba^lO to give
back« return, reftore* Cøioe
ccn noget tn5) ro give onc
Phyfic, or phyfic him. (d(t)C
01 tilfrebé) ro makc yourfclf
cify. C^ii^t (tg tt(@0lbat) ro
cncer« lift or inlift, enroU
yonrfeif a Soldicr. (gtttc flø
tfbfoO <^ fer np for, precend
to« (gtt>e(Ig u5 for iXctcrma«
lOt) to fet up for a Reformer«
(]b€, font øioc fig u^ for gri«
te^éforfoarcte^ Mioefelobe
ecjlc SDtanner) Prerendcrs
to pnblic Liberty tnrn often
the jreateft Tyrants. (ijioe
8at(ag for) to renderReafan
for« t^itt (kt for^aae) to
make one underftand. (^Qiiit
ti(SSgte) to give in Marria-
fe. C^ioe ccn iKet) to do one
nftice« (øiDC ®Ct)Or) to give
one Ear or the Hearing. Qom
6tté aittt mia €io) if God
fend me Life« (g. fig blot for).
CO cxpofe yourfeif ro, lay
vonrfelf opcn to, (Der gioe5
jofS fom 2f.) there are
People , that &c^ (bcr glocd
got ®iiri I @panien) Spain
prodnces good Wine or
abonnds with ^ood Wine«
(icfi (Pal gioc mig ben 9Src) I
fhall do myfelfrhcHonoTir.
(aioc for megen Sri^eO to
ailow one too miich Liberty«
(Ond g<OC!) God grant!
would to God ! (gtoe onbc
Orl) to give font Lflngvag€«
(Aornet giocr oc( i Gmppen
tCttC l^arp Corn yields well
in the Bufhel this Year« (gtt^
@ci(enc op, ^fibétcrmO to
hale or brail or ciew up the
Sails. (gioc 9(<inbcn op) to
expire, yield up the-Ghoft.
(gioc <9ien(9b) to echo » re-
fonnd«
(Bivcn, C@uf(cn) Groanii>ga
Si^hing. ,
(Sivcn, (Bivning, theGiving,
the A£l of Giving*
(Bivtv, a Giver«
(Biveo , to bc given« (5cr gu
»ed; bc fom) there are thofe»
that &c«
(Bia^r glad, joyfal* joyoQ5>
merry. (otttb g(ab og for«
notet; jovial, (jeg er gla^
OOCr ebcrd DoWc) I rcjoice at
your Profperity« (nicflct
gCob) ovcrjoyM« (Cigcglab)
unconcerned.
(P>la^cUgen, f« gl(t^eligen.
(Ela;^e# f. Joy, Gladnefs,
Mirth, Rcjoycing» Jojfiil-
nefs. (flor (Blæbe) Extafy,
Exultarion* Jubilaiion. (bet
cr band S^tcrtcné ®(flPbe) H«
is in his Kingdom«
(BI(3ebe# V« to glad, gladdan,
rejoice, chear up« (meget)
to ravif h or transport witn
Joy. (fig) to rejoice, be
glad, to joy 9 to exult, to
dclight in.
(BlÆbcli9/joyous,joyful,chear-
fiil, merry frolickfome, gay«
Ølcrbcltgcm gladly, cheerful-
ly, merrily, gayly«
V Gladnefs »
fulncfs«
(BictbtliabzVt
Joy-
(Bloebeebag, a fcftival, genial
Dav.
(F^lorbeøfacft , a Feftival , t
folemn Rejoicing«
(Bl(cbeaforfl^rrerr a Troublc-
feaft«
€M . ) S934
u«.
mUmntt, GlittcrinjK. Gliåcr- CfMlMto OMi
ing% Sparking, Shiniiif. , (Bl^b^tc« 4 b«r
Mimtf t Glimprc« Qlimmer. '<BMb()Cfb# redhoi
(f
pipinghftt.
quick fire of C<
ft Fire- or Gled
<Bl#t«t«9,ch«M«'
tbe Bnrning of]
coeU
(Blnbtn^ fttubfPf
▼oractopt* riv«
dy* fitrce« r«|
IBIimie, to glimmer«
3ld) to 0>«>^*i**,
<nrmreB, Cfem 300 Sptrk-
ling. *
ØliBDfe# to f htnt» gliftcr, be
bright 9 give Light«
ØliPr a fad Balk orBiffle, « fa-
tal Hap, Hit* Cafe or Adve^*
^t* (øoae Olip) to miia »
niscarry't be disapp ^iactd*
* to faU« (df (tt axool) to
fBifa ydvr Aim« come oft*
witbflBaifle. CbaHoaOKp) (Bltibff, (fMH fll
it misca^ricd« rioutt inhomn
9llmie» jpfail* mifcarry« CBliib|f(^ct^f Vonc
-<Pli|Cf f. øliB^ft; ry • Fitrccnofi
0!obtt»# a Globe. ®ii5M dtCT
tffloc# togase« ftarc. f»p ob Fary» Ragt.
9éQ§nO to gapc* look for <BIugge# « Breatbi
a long time at aThing one*t Vent, « Peep
1^ Moath open« Airhole«
tffoeii/ (éabcn # Gaping, (Blngmaantb, ch
. -Xooking at a Thing onc's
Montb open*
'tfftofttbe, glowing, rcdhot.
CffO ^ot Ember«. (ful)
biirning « live Coal«
Ølof* ^rm r Cct @Ior.l toooe
. £robf fom (Pioiec i SUrfe) .<ØnatBir f. (BntUi
a Glowworm* <E)|lAVf a Grambl
(ØlorVder^iØr glorious* illnftri- bling , moroft
oua, honoarable* Man, allannd
' Mofariuaif m Gloflfary, Die- CSnavt, (fkCMbCi
cionary for hard Worda* gmmble , maun
(Btoitf a Word, Name, a mumble,.imira
Form« (Bnavt, (iseb tt
^lofibogf a Vocabnlary*
Dictionary«
010^# jBUt, a Burning,
Glowing or live CoaL ((ta^tf
lidefom pa« tiMcr) to
ftand upon Thorns« (ScgC
pao ®0 to hroik
Øl#be^ to make burnSng or
redhot«
#1^6 r gløef # rto glow» be
bm-niog or radhot«
nuary«
(Binnt f the Go]
ftraitnecked Bo
ic is emptving,
(Biut, aBab, 1
Infant.
gnaw, éotrode
nibble« bilt ol
(5naveii#
bJing, Growliti;
ing»
^aveit I Cw
Gnawing, Con
(Øltaveil^frgnawi
^ f harp> biting« {
Corroding.
©I ) 333 (
et
\tvfonftf f. (BtMma^
Itvv^tf • Glafsmaker's
:ninø $. f. (øUema'
e^ a Fane or Square
ifs.
, vitrific'blé Salr,
>^ vitrificabfe Sand«
to virrify«
:ø virrificable*
, f. glafere.
HanQ, the Jingfing
V Cen ©ftflwf) a Ctip-
r Prefs forSilverpItite«
er'aGlafs-ruunille, a
Pane ot'Glafs«*
er/ fl Glals- grinder.
:, fufible Spar*
;nge(; a Priim,
• flnncaling Smalt«
epn) fmonthf cven>
ilcck. CuDcn C)daO
\ 1 without Ha ir,
*<nbc) fhining, (fom
or) (iiu)oth af Marbie,
rO polifhed. (jlibfio)
Ke l'inoorh or cvon,
»och« Ocek«
V. fmootMy, phinly.
'00 t)ct ølat ocef) he
talU
, Smnochnef;, Level-
Plainner3» Sleckncfs.
*f (cn $aan5t>erfé«
a Crafuman's Po«
(/aStnoorliing Plane.
IC/ to planc^ fmootli
n.
thc glazed Froft.
p Smoothing, Slcek-
Polifhing.
CBIattfr to fmooth, fleek«
plane t even, levcU fpolcrc
foin @$M to burnifh«
(Biatunf i. (BlatninQ.
(Biaittv, a Burnii'her.
^iatteftttn # a Sleekftone •
Calenderftone«
(Flatter r fmoothcd* p1aned»
Ivvclled«
C^Utibecfalr/ Glauberfalr*
(Biavintf, a Glaive,
(Blt^^n, (af ølibe) glided.
(lided.
(Hlemmef v. to forger. (efter*
lobc) to neglet, (ubcMbc)
to omii, leave out« 1([(ig
felD) to be oor.
(Bltnimt, f. ObIivl«n» C^^t ft
aacitt mig af Qlctnme) I
have forgot it» or ic (lipc
out of my Memory,
(E^lmmebog # (f. ©:. flaae i
®(einme(>09eiO to throw ofF
t« Oblivion » to negle£l, to
forgcr«
(BUmmtiiQ, forgctfnl, nn-
mindi'nl, apt to forger«
(DIemmeø , to flip oac of
Memory,
(Bltmiom, obliviovs, forget-
fiil,
CBIcnlfom^e^/ Qblivtousnefs*
I-'orgetfulnef«,
(Bientt, (Blt^tf t Kitc«
Crlit* Litharge,
Øhttc/ to g'iic, flip, flidc
(paa en ^ItbeDanc; (o fl'de
on the Ice, (nieb Sobcn^ to
flip.
(^Ii^<*^(^ne/ a Slide, a Sliding-
placo,
(Fliden # Sliding.
(Fli^effof / f. BPtfiter«
(diimmtv, Mufcovy-GUft«
(FUmmrrertei Glimmer«
(3limmerfan^/ glitceringSand«
(Flimre # to glitter, elifter,
fpnrkle« (bet er tf fe alt
Oulb# htx øO it is not all
Gold » that elifters«
(glim*
J
®0 .} 336 ( 0<
tcTcnjoy 9 or pamper your-
fe1f» live comforttblyf in-
dulf^c ymir.'elf.
tfct>t't$cn^tif, (Uri) Englif h
Mercury.
(Bo^e'Hail^; (et &aQé 95agf
»erf) a Sort of Cake,
<Bo^gf^ren^e| bencfic^nt, cha-
rirable* bountiful, benevo-
lentf f^ood « benit^n.
<?0^gt^ren(>e^ r Bencficence,
Charitablenefs, Benignicy»
lihcrarty.
<Bo^9i^rer, f. t^elgi^rer.
<Bo^5e^^ Goodnefs« (gront'
l^Cbf) Swcernefs* Clemcncy*
Hamanir)', Meeknefs, Mild*
tiefsi Debonairnefs, Benigni-
tyi Friendltnefs« (i^COaa«
iicnbcb) Goodwill, Affe^ion*
røunft) Favoor, Kindnefs*
^ii1«5eO Goofinefs.
Co^bitvti^f liberal, charira-
h\z , benign, Copngtiø) fin-
ccrc, cordialf
(Bo^(^ierti9t)e^^ Charity, Li-
bcralicy« Bouncifulncls, Be-
nigni^y.
C^ob«/ CfflltbleO Eftate, Mennj,
Siibftanctf, Wcalth, Riches.
liflt eller rorh^iO chattds,
Moveables, per 'bra' Goods
or Eftate. (ubcocjgedøf) im-
movctble Goo is> real EltJte,
Lands, Gronnds. Demeans,
PoOcsrions. C2l5c(é) nllodial
Goods« (iiebnianJ^éaobe)
Goods, Warcs. (fhaaUt)
ftolen Goods« (bctccet tiC
fiffer gotoarmn) a Dcpo-
litum , Tmft or Charge«
d^obfeø O^et^vtlUt the Priva-
tion of Goods« ^
<Bot>fe6 ^iemfalb; Raverfion.
Øobfeø S^t/br^ber^ onc, thac
lias forfcited his Eftace«
ØaMliii^ to.war
onettopafsoBc
' Secarityforhfi
ble for, CO enj
(Ø^bfigeil r (Øot
Warranc» Goa
rity«
(Bob|ii;er^ a War
rance«.
(^obr# adv« well
ØObt) tothink
(bolbeno^ecfoi
beO ^o approf
plaud ic (f^ai
for dO 2>« <iis
di si i ked it« ({^
to live ae one*
Plenty or <
(mene btt gobc
favour one« wi
(ban »i(be tffc
he defpifes all I
he does noc )
Admonicions. i
well, irsrighr, r
ftand you. (ban
Ct giørc bet) he
pablc ofdoirgii
dc (aa aobttg:ei
in his ownCoin
(Itppe gobe ben
avotd it handfo
taøer aUtng fe
takcs up wirh at
(Dobtbefinbettbef
cy, Approbatic)
(SoffOSenrime
Opinion, Tudgt
tremcnr« (ot»CC
®obrbe^nbenbe)
Thing to one's
(øobtgiorbt^ fna<
coinpcntacfrd. m
tiii?) proved, d<
(Øobtciére, to r<
good, make up,
rcqinte, rec?mp
fy. CbeDife) u
monRrate« fh
evidtnc^
Jo^ ;). 3sr ( ®d
røedWntod) SalfenrpiHerO to pliy legeiw
omVerification« demain Tricks> to juggle*
CCrffatninfl) mimic. . ^
Refticntion, St- ^é^UhanbB, a Fantaloon's
Pance*
creduloul, eafy <B6Qltl^i\Hti a Fyppétu
(B^gitv, a Juhler, a Hocut-
Credulousnefs* pocus>.a Miiimc» . Pjufibon*
Eafinefs of Be- (Eøølecagttg/ mimicai, fuU of
>m øiør noget af (B^qlcvit, Toying, Wag^tifh-
jncary, free, wil-
ineoiis. ((et at
i noflet) facile,
»coraplying. (ol
) hofpicable«
; voloncaiily •
(ly, coroplyingly
, Benevolcnce,
^illingnefsjFaci- ^^ - . .
ion. li at laanc (^^fi^^^f^mi
pitality.
giving no Milk«
lOliO the Cow is
nefs, wanton Trick«. ^ CSa«
(!nifpitteric)Jugjrliny,siighc
of Hånd. Cnaraøtiøe ®ei
bærbeO Mimicry* Geftica-
lacion* '
(Øøglerfpilf Barce» Drollary*
Jiiglcr's Tricks.
(E^9ler)'pHng#a Gamboli tum-
bling Tricks.
Meritoc, a
a
Gondola, Perga-
t fom \)o\btx en
a Gondolier.
f. (Baav^inQtt.
soffrey.
oth.
thic.
' a Goth.
^ Gothland.
lerxt, (geb) Odds
eath, Odds nig-
Jngglcr's Swinging on
llack Rope*
(BøøIertafTef the Jaggler*s
Box.
(Eføgeuro Satyrion, Stander-
grals. -i
(500/ (et JUg) a Jack*
(Bøvn, (to ^aonbfulb) two
Handfuth,
^vaa, grcy. (Vapiir) l^^ottine
Paper. (robmufPet grda)
gridclin. (ø. f^oarcl) hoary.
(Wi»c grao) to grow grey or
,hoary,
(Braaagtigi gteyifh.
» rejoice, he or (E^raablaa/ gridclin.
■y. to ivnket or (graablaf, (brugeé mMO
to miov vonrf.lf. dapplegray.
(Hiaabone, ^raab^re, (Urt)
Mugworc, M%'twort.
(Bvita^f Tears, Lachry mation.
(®raa5 ftobf^am i $;nene)
the Tears Itarted from his
Eyes. CØraab og £lagen)
Lamentation,
»njoy yourfelf,
onrlclf.
t a Govcrnonr.
••<Cna)e^e; Go-
e.
80 lege) to toy,
•on Tricks* (fom
;,)
9
i
©« ) 33a i' «c
Cffafltl) varMiovi.
n«H)y.
ØraitblglKVr GrMdineri,
GlntMnyii' Cannnndixing.
ØtAAbrnrtb/ dtp lo rabl«,
ØronfttfWr Gray or srcyCo-
hmr. -
Craaqaae, n WilJgooTe.
Si-ii(ll]i>Ar, groj H»lr,
<Pr«afttfc, Olrf) Tormint
(Braaut, ■ Clnud. (lihH^ ■
liule Cloiid.
~ (SraancCbliie jr<aaO (»Kraw
S rev, (bliK TMtti 10 grow
ard or eloudy, to IdWM.
tØttiaf<i, CVtia^iT) > MdMlt
Scockfifh.
(Stdiifiegoi, thc Inr«r Linnet,
^mufTintlcti 'Upplcgny.
tEi-a^lFimmtl, f&tftj a diuple-
grey Horfe. CSf«) ■ Gf'«-
«le,
(Braafvtictt, dappled, tpm
kl=d.
Æ>rAi)|Vri>g[ctr Cpotuå wich
grcy or bUch,
<!5i-.i.ifpiiirt, > commonSpu-
(Btttaverfi Turr. ■
>a Cl •:iffli!cmio (O iji!= 1
Dcgrec ir an Acadtiny.
<Pr«»(loP, a Scilc, ■ Gcom«-
tnURodi ■ Plonghi Almi-
cancor'« Sislf.
VrabMf, t>r De
gr«s.
(ØritACi (O vtep.
Tea«. Cbort) >
®rit&«Pone, » Mi
min.
Ørar»tR» WMpin
Vra^n, i Waep
Ci-«6ff iiUtr graf
lSpa^ff. adv.p*.!
' nr, in (lic pw(
Ftrhiah. i
CllrO- V.
(FtÆfoli « Gicck,
cDtÆmnitligf ftd
vntatiniti,
Vexaiion, Grii
Sadnef«.
tSranimc ^g, to r*
rOMxyourftlfi
»fflidcd or gtie
(prtMr Gr«fs. C
ta mow or a
Gnfs. CU»c i
biteihcDatt, 1
-Da:llc, Jtich Up,
©[JlKf fltoO "
leUliogeiy wif<
VittO to f"t" '
ØrManCf t« gridn:
(Bro&acrett gradoitc C3)<C'
An^iGrtdoaie, orandihat
hu$ t>k«n ■ Ucgrc« tt an
Vnivciliiy.
(SrixebunO, Mm
tBvixftlis, f. gro
(Sroct-lCRCcr (Bt
Stipor tendarS
(Frtrefitrvrtr ce
(Sr<tsfiilb,fiiU af I
CfSf
ét ) S3^ ( ^1^
v
e^aGottrdJ ^ - ØiNtéi>olt^etMlf6rpe)ftSoiU
Ippt, aBottle of Hay* urqand;
i^^ Mctdow* Paftare^ Qftccv, (gtitvé^ t Fdrk. (et
d. 9lø9gt«oe) a Dimsforlu
y/Pdrrct»b1adedteek» (Stixviø f* éfttvt.
iHf Meadow, Paftare« (Ør<eviRgc> Ot JDoO * S*^ >
lifc^ che Windflower^ gir«
ifr Pafturc, Paftura* (Bvctviugibtlltø a Bttrrow*
<C (Øroevinitt^itd&« a Terrier«
Bft^^^føivtf tfie Pafti>- (5t<tfHflt (aftiMeit^) gra«
r Paymenc for Paftaf f phic, .
d. ØrafifT/ tdv, graphically« wich
lOfcHeC/ the Right Exc^ncfs«
?ing your cattle tnto (Btailtf bateCbl, fbU orsplce*
»mmon faltarage, ^tammatifaf a Grammar*
Wh a Caterpillar* . (Frammatif alfff gftmmacicaL
«9# Cactle driven €• (øram»arif4lftadv» gramma-
fing. tically, -
t9,gra(ry»foll of Graft^ <Bv<tmvMtifn§tt Grammarian«
Itcr, a Horfeman, (Stan, (SBdqt) a Grain. Q{fl<
11 of the Saddle or iBtan) Atom. CSttOø) Flne»
tlie Horfe. • <Pi*an# (Øraittrdec/ a Pine*
f' (ftrc £XMgi) to cut Tre«.
tbe Grafs wich aStckle» ^vanct^ltt f. «(Ht4ttlli(^*
»w, (ji)etene) to l«ad (SvanaHtt, a Grenadier«
[orfes in the Paftnre. ®CAtl4^efr^ue»a GranadierV
, (gaoe poa Ørcpé) to cap,
graze« ^tanattttta^tf aGranado^
li, grisly,^ ghaftly» pouch«
ble, terrible, hideoQS« (Ørattat, a Grtnadb»
AU anormottf. <5raiiat«bie, • Pomegranåta^
if«l# gri«ly» ghaftly ^r4nftn>Idmjlterr * Pomegrt-
nate-Tree*nv>ironK
i^fftth . Hottiblenefs. <ør4ii<ttlierne, a Kcrnel tff å
aBiity,Heinoasnel8,Hor- pomegranate.
Oeteftation, Averfion^ (5raiiat(leeB > a Granat^
nllofGrafs^ ^^^
Set# f* »S^J^^'fJ* ' <!Bian«tUC(t^ å Pomegranat**
KoJ?^«^ ''• ' <^ta,b.r, l^m«ppU,
UT/tcerb« Æ^catibteir^ a Batk dl ft Pint*
irooCy aStalk» BlAdeof eree» a Whitehark«
ifc of Graff. ^vmU. f* tt«bdéw
#fWt»t«éttrOAgrt«ft Øraiitgl^etM» Btdiibfttt^itt«
Il Gason, g^u^ estAaiy* pttmftDallyi
MWIf l^nihlrlf Mtcådiw« tvi4amlr* cItiHy« pltitttrt
i
6e ' ) 340' ( ©r
tltanhiitø to fearch into« to
divei to the Boitotn of t
. Thing, tA examine a Thing
ro the Bortom, to fpectilate,
conlider attenrivcly,
^tan^{tfv, t Cxa miner. En-
quirar, Searcher, curious or
inquifitive Man,
(Hralt^(^lunø;an Examination*
Scarching, DisquifitionjSpc-
culti^ion.
(Btan^ii^ninQglM,z Microme*
ter.
<pl:aiiparpijf# R^dn or Rofin«
(Bvanit, (Øramt(lcen# a Gra-
nite«
<5van^a^t, a Jay er Jack-
daw*
(Bvan^aVf a Pole of Pinc-
tree.
(ptaxitavt Pineapple,
(Prancap^re/ (t^iccnetOthe
GlandiiU pincalis.
(Bramc«imer#Timber of Pine-
tree.
(Bvanttctc, f. (Bvan.
tBtanuitvinQ, f« Borning*
(BrafTarga^iiøer/ a Rcvcller*
(Bta^tvt, to rage, be rifc or
cominon»
dfvatitvnff the Graces«
<BvaMi gratis, for nothing«
^vav, Cfor c« 2)o5) a Grave,
Tomb, Srpulchrc, (om CH
6ftl*>) a Diih, More. (fom &C
55cU•lrell^c gicci for at tin«*
brc UDfalD^ a Contravalla-
tion. (tcni; (cbig) a Cc-
noraph.
Æfral>bl•e^l the Border of the
Grave, (^aac \'^a) to have
onc Foot in the Grave,
(BvAVt, to dig, breal? the
Ground* (øan^c efter 59?i»
mO to mine. (fig unbCC
3orben) to carth yourfcif,
(Btftvtf i. xib^vavtt grapere*
(5t4tvi9f t Digfti
(Btai^tttf ep %ngi
(Bravere, Cøi^rei
gravate,
(Bravercr^ an En;
(Stavixtt, engra%
(Braver^afre# a 1
(BvavtvitiQ, an
Scalpture.
Ørarirec^ Gnvit^
(Bravitettir^ grav
(Erapitjetijf/ adv,
(Bvavmin^tf (Btt
Maafolanni* M
(Stav^Uf Parenta
(E^ravfcntbre^/ U
m(rni)) a DispU
ØrayffrtvtyanEpi
fcriptioa on a '.
(Brav^eb^ a Tomb
Cprcrfitiot) aMa
•cil^irfcjaVatili
(Bravfleeni a Tor
^raviUffe/åBuri
Graving«cooU
(Bvavitøtttt a fui
ment.
<5reben, taken, ca
hended«
(5reebeaer(Freb,
ttn) a Grafp, G
Cfltch. (paa ®r
Croping. Cvai
rhe Frat of a Lu
Bing)aHandle, (
a Carch. CvciCi f)
Hilc or Handle •
(Det trette (dccb <
ae øiøre iioøeO th
dlc or Handling
right Way or A
Handling it or <
orSkilur^lubé;
Fetch, Tricks H
SJyncfs. (forbo*
PraiUcc, Underp
OnfD to Jingrt
Cbaoe paa ®rcb)
at 4ny Thing*
©r ) 341 ( et
> tBrancfi« Bon^fi. Gi'
) fl Twigf Sprig«Snooc or
nj^Branch. Ot^ell ®tcen
W) • Scicn. C(BtO
Jl 9ffP«rtnd) ^he Lop-
; 9T Pruning« (ilMPpN
l) the Springing: or
ning out of Br&nches*
rianff# Gregorian«
riuøf Gregory.
fr f (tmelfem 2anht,
ilommc/ ^arfi^ger/gn«
•#fom btuøeé ofte i SUetf«
QBorderSf Bounds. Li-
> Frontiers, Connnes«
ehes, Abaccflls. Cf<c(te
Ifnr foOto4)oiind> limit,
loands to«
fe# V« (tiO to border or
in« upon« ro abbnt ro.
imctt) CO beconcigaous.
fef^ilntnø. a Fronticr-
refs.
recontmtefiott/ the Set-
: of che Buundaries.
|'ell^C/ bordering, con-
g vpon.
fefÆCnittØi che Setcing
rmits.
\€\ct{lCtVi one» that fecs
ts.
tftitU • Bntt, Barrier.
idary«
eflot# a Frontier-cas-
é(iat>; iFronticr-town.
'c(lc^/ aFroncier-piace,
eflcen , « Mj er- done.
tft^tttf fl Fronticr-pil*
tlinø# Bordering, Con-
branchy* fullofBran-
^, brflnchlefs, wichoQt
:hes,
yret^Dinøf Ramifica-
(Frenefprebeø; to ramify.
(Bvtntvttt, Branchts.
(?ccnet>iiø/ Bough-wife«
(Bvtidiia, f. gi-fltflTelig.
(Btttt, C^ftortnina af SXarf
ijretc) Feg or Peggy.
(Øret^e^ Cenøc(|P) nn EtrU
CtpMP) • Coiinr.
<Ørevcli8#of aCouht or belong-
ing to • Counr«
(Bttvijf^tf fl CoQf^efs«
(årevinger f« (^roEoinge*
(Erepffab; Eiirldom, Coune.
(Bttb, (Efrtf/ a Griffin.
(ØribCf to gripe, apprehend,
catcb« layHold of% fecare.
feize. (tage meb i^aon^en)
to take or lay Hold of> to
grlpe,grofp,catch. (^(^a^tit
be) to icize, apprehend,
arreft. (gri5c(iflai!)tollrain
or exerc yourfclf, do your
ucmoft Endeavours* beftir
yourfelf. (gribe (?g m an)
to ftrivc Tooth and Nail«
(gribe een an) to arra^,
aflfanlr, U\\ upon* (gribc Ct
SBttt an) ^^ c"^<^r up^n a
Work. (gribe til ©oaben)
to rake np Arms. (ørtbC til
tt f^aanbDcrf) ro rake up a
Tråde. (j»ribe cii Jciliflbcb)
to take» cacch an Oppor-
cunity. (gribe til S(ugten)
to betake yourfclf to your
Heels. (gribe en Stng^ fom
fa(ber) to fnacch a Thing^
that is falling. (gribe inb i
eené Ømbcbe) to encroach
upon one's Office, to inccr-
meddle wich ic. ((KUl greb
tiC 6o(baterftanbcn) he
rurn'd Soldicr. Cnnt>tth iec|
ti, b^ab jeg fPal gribe til) 1
don*t know what Courfeto
take{ or whatShift tomake.
(gribe til ^aarben) to grafp,
draw your Sword, Ci(^^
griber for i^iht om (ig) he
goes too far> he exceedii
i
et ) 34a ( øt
er exorbieates, he (brpaffts
tfie Bounds or don'c keep
wirhin Bounds» (gribe om<
ftfnø 0(1 (Dm OnbO «>
fprcad aboat» (o cur ^r frec
wide and dtep« (gtibc i f!n
cøenøarm) to reflca upon
one'sfelf« to defcend tnto
one^sfelf« (gribe eené dSre
Hn) to blaft one*s Reputa*
cion« (o« cm nnber ^nuene)
ro lend one AsfiftancCt aid»
fucceur him.
ØribetiØ; palpable«
(Svibtligtn, palpably«
(Pvibtn, Taking, Griptt)g»Grfl«
fpinj?.
^Vibtn^tt grafpin^ (.Verbum.
(ørtbcabe cm Q^, (om 699«
bom) conta^ious«
(C^ribfalPf a Gerfakon«
(Fiibelin^ gndclin^
(E»riffel| a Slatc-PcnciU
(Btiin, Lauglitcr, Laughing«
(E^i*iiiie> f. grine,
(priie, a Pig (af et ^iltfmin)
• a young Wildboar,
(PriUCi a Crorchct, Whim,
\Vkifnry,Figary.Freak,Mag»
got. (ban er fulD af ®.) he
has His Pate full ofCrotcnets,
or Whiras,
(E*riQefoilei\ a Fantom«
(ØrlBenf^nc^er^ a vifionary.
Fanatic, Hnrhufiall, a fanci-
ful, fantaf^icaU freakirh* ca<
pricrons Fellow,
ØrillettfatngeriF , freaklfh,
whimfictl, fancaftic«
iPtiUtniccngcvit, Fanta (Heal-
nc(\» Freakirhnefs, Capnce,
Humorousnerst WhimficaU
^ ncfs*
(BtiWiø ii?:W» deformod, illfa-
v^ured) aisfigurcd, hideous*
Cvimactt a Grimace. (giore
(Srimacer) to makc wryFa*
ces, to wry the Mouch«
(Bvimtf'* Halur,
^timfftbt Uglinc(
ty, Illfavoartdi
(Btinc, to Ungh,
per, Tab^ ro Iti
(5vint$ ((oe futtrtQ
to pac 6n t fo
Countenance«
(Brine 9eMDa§f (
wecd,
(BvintUt Grini)»ng
Smiling« S^mpe
(Brit, U (Friii,
iFrife« te firrow %
forth Pigs*
' (Bnrefø^ber, Pert
^ifefoci a Sow«
O^rifle^ a Pccl to ]
the Oven with,
(Bvobian^ aGrol
Churl, Clowd, r
Fellow.
(Øroberiiri Gfos-
lich Sitkfhiff;
(Bvot, to grow, %
grow up« (trti
to heal up« .
(Prøfre, (i en 9tt
(Prol, (Waø)aGr
Spitc % IJ-wii
firy«
(øroei a Groc^
(E^roe()anMer/aW!
er«
(BrorfpreffeTi f.
Ørotre; a Grot c
(Ørorteme(ler/ a C
(Frottepecf I Gro
thick« (øroDt^
coarfc, thick C
(raa# uarbctb
unwronght« i
øterninøj a Cri
Hue. (grop I
Mistake, (jrol
€Jr ) 343 ( &t
iar Stiu (ørotyc Scmmer^
roboft Limbk« CøtOOt 9rø5^
coarfe Bread» (ørOD 902ab
coarfe Meat. (ør^o Xont^
t grave Sound« CøroueOrb)
hard* harfh Words, giofs
Laogaag;e. (utuøtiae Orb)
ob(cenc Words* Ribauldry.
(pw GfrifO Letters of
pcat Size« (øroo »Dipnt)
. gitit Coin« (ørODt @fQbO
'- mie Gnns, Ordnance«
OKr# ftOPcO gfofs, plump,
robnft« Cut^Øftø) rude. ru-
fticaKcUiwniili. iil-bred.nn-
polifhcd, (øroø iCarO «
rnde.homely,uncivil,roug)i,
illinannered Feilow« (vjiØCC
fer øro»t af btt) to exor-
bicate, be excravn^ranc* take
coo much Liberty« (i)Cit)(
irev) to mfticats. (3 maa
ci øterc Det for øro»0 ^^^
ina(i keep within Bounds«
(beøorøne en ø.) t" f^wt or
nfe one grofsly, roughly«
(mu l^ar beøKeønct b**«in ø.)
he has had hard Meafnrc«
(beøle een ø. iøiennem) to
take one up ronghly* harfhly
or fharply* to rattle one to
forne Tone. (f^nøe øroDt)
to fing a Bafe«
(Btwt, f. grov«
Øroxniig, utovtiiqtn, grofs-
ly, couriely. (f^nbCf ørooe«
Itøen) to fin gricvously«
Øropfiilf t rough File«
^vov^tbø Coarfenefs, Thick-
nefs» Meannefs« C9øer()eD^
Plampnefs« Cu|øfltø^e5)
Ciownifhnefsi Rufticity,Ru-
daoefs« IH-breeding, EttVon-
ttry,
999Vf9évlt a rough Plane«
&tov^uttt§ rough-ikinned,
ttov^noibp a Ruftic« Churl,
CUwn • ill-brcd Fellow«
(Bt^vi^mmttf ftrong* well-
linibed«
(Btovmaltv, • Dauber.
Øcovfan^# Gravel«
(Bro^vff iemt; obfcene Jeft«
(5rov(f^^ft, Ordnance, gretc
Glins« ,
(Bvov(mtb, a Blackfaiith«
(BroPllØ^C/ lightly pounded«
(Bvovtf courfeiy,roaghIy« (u«
I bØØiøt^ rudely, ruftically*
clownifh«
(Prot^traa^et/ having coarfe
Files or T»reads«
(Provrreolet/ having coarfe Fi-
bres,
(Ptovblatt (Urt) PUntain«
(Pv^^/ boiled Groars.
(Br<^^e^ Fruits, Produ^ of
Ilarth, Growth, Vegetation,
(førUc) Premiccs.
(Bv6^tM^i fruitful, fertile«
(Prø^efflttnlnfl/ Fruillfication* .
<Bv6'oevtiVf fruitful Weather«
(B^ø^fa^; a Porrenger«
(5r^t>e#i tof^rout, gerniinate»
fpring forth.
(Bf^ftf a Dirch, Pofs, Moat«
Trench« (iøiennem ^orab«
fer, Sicrr K.) Trench«
Ørøfretf fnllofDitches, Tren*
ch98 or FofTes,
(év^tlf green, verdanr« (ffrCTt
ellcrSrccO vtrdamTree or
green Grafs« ^hiiH øron}
to grow. green« becomever«
danr«
ØrØnagtigi greenifh« fome-
what green«
CBrØnbUO, (Urt) Patitnce^
(Bv^n^tiitt Verjuice«
(Eronfarvtf green Colonr«
Vcrdure,
(Bv^niinftt Greenfinch«
(?rønnnu(# olive-coloured«
(^c^n^e^i Grenoefy or Ver-
dure,
\
er ) 344 ( tie
(gt^tlfaat, green Cole, 'gretii
Cbfc-wort,
<5r^nttf /the Green or Vercfare«
(paa M ørønnO on the
Green, in the Grafs,
(Bténntn^tf verdant.
(Prf^niteø; to grow or become
green or verdant.
(Bvøntiiftig, corrodcd or fiill
of Verdcgreafe,
(Bvénii€Qcn, a Greenfinch;
(BtønfitoUinQi a Strlplino:, t
Chictifflce, a young beardlefs
FelloWf that takestoomuch
upon himfelf.
(Br^ilfpcu a Spelght. '
(Bt^nimiv, accrb«
(Bvénfvcetf • green Torf*
. Green-Gazon, Sod,
^vønivcttft^ffcv, (i ^augcO
Bowlinjgreen.
(B^rønt^ (fflaHutUO Pot-
her bs.
(ØCøttf/to bruifc, grind, (QJoil)
to pcel Barley«
(Erube, aPit, Hole in the
Ground, Dirch, (i Q3iecø'
verfer) a Mine,
CC^i'tibefalt^ fosAl Sale.
ØPtibcflfaf re r a Shaft in
Mines, Lodeworks,
(Brnblef to be in a Revery,
pafs mclancholy Thooghrs,
tøruitbe) tomcdirate, fpc-
. culace, beat your Biains
tbont fomeching, to fonnd,
fachom, divcci: pierce inco,
(Etnhltrt, Revery. C®runbcii)
Speculation, Meditation,
(Svnblcntt, fcrupulous,
thoJighcful, penfive.
(Frilbleilia penfivc, inqniilrive,
Fellow. who has his Head
full of Mulligrub5,a dull me-
lancho.'y Man, a Sarurnine,
Crubltnø / f, (Øcttbleii,
^fmt, Horror, Te?
blitig. Frigid Di
ing,
iBmt iotf grue« vi
dread, totrcAbl
'^ ouakc for Fetr«
attef^y abomintfi
nanfeatc t Thing,
on ic with Horro
(Bt\ltii§9 horrtd,
grievoBS, friglicf
execrablei abomi
(Ørueliøctl^ berrib
nably, dismaUy«
(BtVLtUgf^^f Horm
(Btvntf er ad, barl
humane« fiercc, Iti
rible, Lcinous,
bloodyi^.fangujn
Ørtimbe^f Crnelty,
FuvY* Fiercenefsi
Atrocity, ■ Tyran
manicy.
Ørtimmeligetti cm
manely, basbaro
(Bvum^t Grounds, !
Sediment, Drcg*
(Bnimfeti thick, mn
blcd, tnrned,
(Brun^f ('Bund)
Soil. (bDcrpaa
Q)crC- (ecocr)the]
porr.06øcn)Gn
vts. (af et Wii
Vrime of a Pidu
®riinN 9crre fai
doubtlefs, cerrair
Øranb) that is i
(cale mcb®runb)
lure Gronnds, co
fon and Trnth,
en33t)fliiiiifi)«heF
Foundation« ((d
t\i ®runb) to ftn<
nage to the B^tx
€Mr ) 345 ( ©r
polt or min a Thing (fltuftbc tø i en VihtnflåV)
. Ctalt Ubcn iSrunb) to groond yourfeif in a
Dorfe te Random, in Science« (grunbe tt d^olc«
or withoiit Ground. rtc) to prime, Cøntnbe poa \
t noøet fra (Brunb) noaet) to mufe, meditate,
lotn theveryRootor confider, refle£t upon.
ingr« (ubeif ®rmtD) CErtunbegenffab, the primitive
: Groond, unftdvifed- Quality,
»otf I (Fi)bc et efib i (Svmi^v, . (@4iibbanfct)
I to fink 9 Ship, Ci Shelves* Fiats, Gronnds^
I at the Bortom« (i (Briinbe iibi to penetrate to
^ClCCØøe) to If y evcn the Bottom of a Thing,
he Ground« (t>ibO (Bvxm^fxftz , f. Fundament,
^øet af (Ørunben) to Ba(is«
learn a thing (Ørtinbfas(lC;tofoQnd,groimd,
jhly , . perfe^ly. lay the Foundation , to
OReafons, Gronnds, eftablif h.
»onded in Sciences. ' (Bvnn^iatvt, the Gronndco-
:ii ©runb i en ffliben» ^®"«" » P"™*^ ^
to ground one in a (E^nmbgob f very "benign ,
. CbnMc fra ®runb element.
bnild from the vcry (Sviinb})tvvt , the Lord of the
tion. OSunb Ofl Manour.
I entirely, totally. ^. r j i r i--»
lf®runbcien@ag)to (^viin^i^, fundamental, fohd.f
diligently. to fcriiti- well-grounded. (©ewié)
•yordiveinto.Coære ft^ong, firm, nervous, evi;
runbeil) to b« rotten i^^ » inconteftable Proof.
Corc. CildbC paa CWanb) a dceply fliillcd
n) to ftrike or run ^*"*
d. (?riinbi9e# the Solid.
(»eaonbctfe) Rudi- (Bv^inr>iqtn , fundamentally.
Fundamentals of a ^^y^^^ ^ \^ ^y^^ 5^,^^^^,
•C^arfag) Ground, ^P^t J; c r.- t.
, Motive. C39epiiO C5rimt»i5be^ Solidity, Deep-
jnt. "«f»» Profundity.
?ienbom)Po$fcsrions. CHnmbFtlbe, Source, Head.
I, Fields, Lands, (en Spring, Fountain.
taPrincc'sTcrritory. (E>runbl(tt:b; adj. very learn-
rfag, the chief or ed, orconfummateLearning. '
al Reafon. o^ ^"P Eruditior.
a«fl(|e ©runb) to (Fninbl«:re / a fundamanral
{found. lay Founda- noanne. an Axioin , main
ound, ground or hot- (HhinMag^ the iBafe , Bafis,
rfelf upon fomcthing Bottom > Ground.
(C^rtinN
fH .) ^46 ( ^
li
Qiiic^renr* (af flRuffcté
^ WO StalUf e. • ;
4[vtt«MlltjB# (Siff) a Grourid-
. lillg* , ,
(Srmblovtr nM Amdsmenul
^ ^rimidv« Laws.
ØrottMøif fiTOondUff • Dot-
Mpilert* (h^V) tn Abyfiii
boctoiDlert Pic«
tPnm^ln§tt t Dani» Sliiic«»
'. Floo(U;flce.
<BvnnX^9M$99t agreeabh co
ene Principles*
(BrunbnutuiPiei the primitif e
Matter«
fPriiitbveøeli an Axi om* 'Prin*
ciple«
(ETrtiil^retf primitivt Hightw
(Hruttbri^ 9 Gronndplot >
Plan • Ichnography«
etwn^icttning , a Prlnciplt*
P^'opoficioii, Maximt Axtom*
jSrunbficftf ir f«' ^tnnt>{^p
(Øruntffati Quitrenn
' <?rtln^{Fielmf in Archrogne«
Ørun^ffn^^ a Shoc in. the
Qoickworkor between Wind
and Wacer or tinder Water*
(Btunhipvo^f tbeorigmal
Langiiage«
(Btnntiftétn, a Foondation«
(tone»
Øra9^of# Principle«.
Øntrtbft^fH# the lower Part
of a Thing«
<9vttBtfnppe# ihe Gronndf or
Settlement of a LJqao«'.
<B^utl^t^Qal>f om ^nO ^^^^l*
low. CvanO Shoal-watcr*
C»rult^teS(ting ^ a Draughc,
Groanaplot t Plan » Ichno-
graphy ^ or Sciagraphy«
<EfmilPrert/ the original Texc,
^vnnttV(mt>, fhallowWater«
Ør uiibtpas^ftc , radical >Moi-
ftare.
^ntnbvorl^i Sfnree«
Subftimct« - . ■ --
(ØrunbvølW :Yi«To9r
BaAa« Groandwotk
(Pruii69o(b«l<es«iB8- <
Layioi^.of tht Foi|f
(Btnppt, '(en (>ob Stgi
fRaUric) aGrovp«
plicfltion »r ICn
Figurts«
C^rtlé/ Rubbifh, Rab
Bfnins of g Building
mants ofMattcr afed i
i'^Xr O 9Kttteil)»Gi
Ørufoni. Ciftaari)) cri
hnman^^ tyrannicaU
nary. (f^t9t9tMii)i
blt»- aoominabU* t
ghaffly. - \
Craclty, Inhumaniti
heartednefs« (Sot
(td(^d)) Horror, A
(Øruf6ter# C^aarbt) <
innnmanefy , tyran
(forfFcqpfftliflcn) ^
horrlbly.
(Btnvti Hearth*
^t^^tf a Pot> Seethir
a Pot of Earch oi
iron Pot,
(Fc^bf (aagi the I^id o
(Br^bcfYtei a Ladle«
(Bt^tf to peep> to daw
arocr af £>aøen} ti
begins xo peep,, i<
Ør^ae« ^fime) to
fpring tortlu
C0r«llen# (fimene G
tion, Sprouting« ^
iBrfn f Qroflts. (aj
peeled Barley« (of
peeled Oats«
(Br^nebi gritry, rugj
(Bv^nfotn, Grain for
<S^r^ni|t^ae# aMill t
Groac« npon^
»Il ) 847 ( 6»
nnr«
anting;,
[e tnei> Qr^srn)
'or euH @f olb)
ake » for Good-
C^ttb 9u £aO
.nked«
Vlas!
tdicu ! Good
l^r ! God fave
eicy , Godhead>
iff divine, god-
ommelid @DdO
racle,
9Ctt# divinely,
g(>e^, Divinity«
Goddaughcer.
:od]y • devont«
piors.
3evoucly, pious-
Picty, Devotion,
t Gods. Cf)thn\nt
e heathen Gods»
%i @u6(rneé Sol)
^tif, Ncaar.
pife / Ambrofia.
! God forbid !
godly« devoat»
ligious > fearing
n# pio«s1y, de-
)e^ , Godlinefsi
lefs, Devoutnefs«
Iiod grant! would
e^etS God fcnd
(Bnbin^tf Goddeff« (for iof«
(Btibmcbec/ Godmocher.
(Dii^eager , ^Mittt^aavh) t
Cemcrry • . Borying-piace»
(?u^^befpotceUa , blasphe-
mous » blasBhematory«
(Øtl^9befportelre# a Blasphemy,
impious Langufige«
^iibøbefpotter# aBlaaphemer.
(E>llbøboc^, theLord*s Supper,
the holy Commnnion, ^øaac
tt( ®Ubébor5) to commnni-
care « takc the Sacrament of
the Lord's Soppet) reccive
the Lord's Sopper,
(E^iideb^rPelfe/ Religion » che
Worf hip of God.
(Øu^6foraøter# a Defpinor or
Reviler of fgcred Things» a
prophane or impions Maiu
(5ti0eforg<iaen# wicked, aban-
doned, disfolnte*
(Efii^efprgaaeniie^ , Wlckcd-
nefs. DinfolDtenefs,
(Ftl^6fotn<rgtelfe / Atheifm«
<E>ubøfornatgter/ an Arheift.
(^uba Sovf^n / divine Frovi«
dence,
Øti^efr^gtf Fear of God«
C5u^ø^e^>ll# divine Vcngeance,
(Bnb6t)tui0f theChurch, Tein-
pie.
(B»u^ePi(lef the Trtafvry of
the Church,
' (5tib«orb9tilccre# Diviniry .
Theology.
(SvLb^ovhS'iLcmv, a Theolo-
guc » Divine.
CBiibøor^o^tCtcner^ the Mini
Iler of che Chorch«
(øn^øot^ørCiene(le/ di vin«
Service or Worfhip> Éxec-
cife of Religion«
(FllM>ni Godfon.
(E>llt)ø'>laA^(llltnin9f the di*
vine Defiiny*
©K ) 348 i €lt
ilie Lhnrch. l^lll^grlI^fy a GoW
<!5iib«ni:n;rici i1 i vine S r vie«, (3lll^(llllr •■>**■
(EuB»rilfFi(Etlf(, the divine guM^" {oloqr. _
Deltiny, (E-lllfgtl^fn f * «•
Cu^9 Vreitt 9ptU, mi rin.
ExampUofthedivineWrath. <I!ii[t<t>Dlti(l < hoWt
' (F II ti' 10 OH . a Sttnd, tnoii>i( GoH.
iB0\b, Gnirl, CJICtJbaftCollil. W(r=v-jnld.=?M«l
COtMcøtn) tatlCy Gnid. ØnlUttrat/ « Cini
CtÉoani) i«*f Go'd. C6lang) (Buietluwp/ «■
Gold in Birt. Gold.
mMliame, ■. Vdn or Strcik Øal»U^f(f ■ AhI
•f Gold. Lac«. ;
ØdlbttblCf solden Apple, (BnlMliRf Chryrecal
ClonotnO th^ Tut. net .
©ItlOrivL'dE«, Workin? in <Pol»«4B«t , Wi AW
Cold. aGoldrmithsTnde. <PtlllMWScriC . AU
C^lB«rt»ei6er , a Jeweller. «i>(»nAgCrre«fti I
iStilbbarrt , in Insot «r <Ehi(&n(n« i a GoUs
Weis« of GoJd. ØnlbmTnti • Golqo
Ønltbtr<9l, ■ Chrrfobcryl. (ButCrApiir, silt Ki
Ctribhlecge , ' Moontaina of (^nlbrrOvCf tht BH
Giitrl. Gold. ,
ØafobUti, aGBld-lwf. øultotilvcrf GoMp
or Goldfl^wcr. Crowfoot. "S*"' «"'' <^»'"-
Æul&^«ta, iVutCe, » tmtH eulMAM« Gold U)
ia% lo ejrry Moner in. <8ul»fl«oet, • Goldi
©mH-r*mmt., gf "«» L»- «ui»fn„», . Goldfi
(BiifDtTcSirci-.f.CBiiltflirNr. (Boltf««*«»6f t'
tfalbcm, Gold-ore. fm;il.'i War*.
<Riil»farvt, fl golri«n, goldifh jpuiefrntMaug , the i
01 yello* Colonr. ^f Goijfmiihi,
enl^fi^ge^, n . ^..slinger, g,, [jf^.t^« „„»„«!
(Blll»fin(f, an OrchoUn. fmj.h'a Tri<U.
eulepff , a Goldanty , Do- <Bi,iefmrb»?r«»»b#r|
Ønl&fltttcr/ Spanglei of cltan thctr Work i
Gtiu. ^|]It>(l^(^Bncmvel »
Ønlbgafott/ a golden Lace. nfed by Goldfnuifi
0»ltatf>aU , til« AlUy or (?iilt>fnitMVcTit> * >i
VahitofGold. • inan-Goldrinith.
JØnlbSlet; • Licharge of Gold <BulM'r<n!>ct / t G
«r Uircafiic. dtawcr.
Øtt ) 349 C 6itt
an Em^roiderer*
I, Embroidering*
a Geldboin*
V Gold-Tin<^are,
Goldwire*
Tf Goldwircdraw-
rhcenft • Machine
w Gold on. -
rit 9 Goldwire-
Day-Lily.
Cxoldweighcs«
>ou Cfoin er fagt
an inlaid, check-
r.
> Boards to floor
a Rubbing-Cloth*
to floor«
, one thac,floors»
with a Floor.
g, che Flooring«
a Mac,
Sweepings, Dirt
wcpt of a Floor.
c, a Rubber,
\f the Rabbing of
a fquarc Br'ck.
im, (hcffrijge mcb
to gum ) (liften
1. •
;ommy.
Gambogc.
Giimlac.
I Gumtrce,
)^ Gummiwarcr.
Rump of a Fowl.
1 echn 9 rcfound,
l5crnO fo fhalce
ri;nge.
efonnding« Echo-
<5\\n^t Favonr, GoodwlIU Bet
nevotehce, Affcdion> Kind«
nefs. Ctøttc (19 t ®UB^) ro
gnin one's Goodwill, infi-
niiafe yourfclf inro one's
Favour. (paa en ne^r^||
S)iaa^e fcrtte ftø t %mi (^oi
een) to fcrew yourfelf into
one*s Favoiir. (tabt een*
(SunØ) tolofe one's Fa vour»
fa 11 into his D i sp lefl fure.
(Biinjlbevitøning# théShewing
or Rendering of a Fnvour.
^iintliø/ favourable, aff^åio*
natc, kind, benign, weU-
aflcdted, gradous , benevo*
lent.
(Butitligen# favourably, kmd-
ly &ۥ
^ttnflig(>fdr Favonrableneff*
Gencrofity,
(Biirgel# che Throat) Gorgc»
Guller,
(Btirgelvan^# Gargle.
(^argemctei indian Saffron«
(BUfgUr to gargle, gargarize.
(E>iU'gleit , Gargling.
(5x\^, a Biaft, PiifF.
(BiifleR^ wan, fallow, bleak« t-
(5u(len(;e^/ Wannefs, Sallow-
nets,
(5i'.\\\ , yellow.
^»unUgtig/ yellowifh,
(DiUilMrtHi fallow.
^milblan^^ Cfom $aaO yel«
low,
(FmiiLiiiU/ fallow.
(Pil n I K' ve ; Yellowcoloiir*
CPuulgi'^n; olivccolcurcd,
(DUlllne/ to grow yellow, ta
tnke a yellow Hue,
^wwl^aavtt , ycUouhaired.
(Pmilhrii^/ yellowifh,
(ruulfo^/ a Carror.
(E^llI^<5^/ fomewhac red and
yellow*
(Bmilffteppe/ (UcO Baftard-
Rhubarb, \^
Øiuilfot/ tba Janndif e^ : . . •^-
L-
eu ) »36 ( €%
tSmnK^tiip jtondiced, infcc*
' tcd witn cht Jtondiet,,
Cteolfpurre # a yeilow Sptr-
row«
Øttnlfhribcf / yeilow - ftriped«
flfovern^ # a Govemour t
Lolrdlicntcntnt« ^
€fvanilfott# f. Øwniibu*
Øvtriboti/ f. (Bufrtt9ii«
øt^en #. f. Støbning*
,Øil^tni Cfl)l9nO <^ Florint
Gnilder.
^^^n , gdldeh , of Gold*
" CStber) the {(olden Age.
ØYl^enl4f , Yeilow • Gilli«
flower«
iØtl^enfl^fe« Brocade,
Øflbfntal/ the golden Kom*
ber.
(Btl^iØi vflltd, foflicienr. ev-
^htntiC) binding, legal, good
in Law, done in due Form«
(flløtc 09(^10) to ritify, con-
firtn. (>ttDe øO CO b« valid.
Øflbigenf amhencicly, fuffi-
eiencly. Oooliøcn) legally«
(5tl^ia9ii^telfe » Ratification,
Aurhcnricnefs*
(0^1^i0^e^r Snfliciency> Valt-
dity, Legality.
tfifl^iCf ^e^6 ' Secagelff / An-
nutling, Abro^^acion.
(Ø^IM3()e&e>33fvii«^ Legitima-
tion*
(Bii^ntt'iLattf the hemdrthoi-
dal Vein, Hetnorrhagy •
bleeding Piles*
<StI^nc €finb# the golden
Fle«ce,
Ø^Ip 9 CQSttjrelliø) the Cod«
piece*
ØY^pe » (rom Araicr u.) to
croak, Kdw« ^
<9tlp(tt# Croaking, Kawipg«
ØYt^t/ fl Sowpig«
0^8e# Caiwittf
(B^tifen/Swihgtni
<BW«f Pltftu ofV
ØtPøbiBcbfi ftFic
tter*
øin»fe#«to piftfttn
00 over with PL
<BtPf<f# pltfttredf
lOg.
ØYPfer^ • Plflftmr
(ØtP«f^^# Vft^gcd
iEhyrtlfTv « Fovndt
<Øi^fe# to rhiwer •
tremble* (af Xa
ver with Cold* to
fommec mig tH <
ftrikes ni« with H
8Tl)dO to fhiver
(Btfeii/ Shivering«
ing, Trembling,
(af grwO Tcjw
(torncO thorny J
i>.
«>.
'4 ! inter j. oh ! i
^^^ t (Sif) > Shii
^aab, Hope, Hop
tance. CMtatté
to be disappoini
ftrated«
i^a^be/ tohop«. h
in HopesL, tmft
C5tt »il ieg mt
don't btl^tvc ic«
J^ ): ^1 C ^A
idped, «if^ftcif*
Isnd« (UifttrffrcnO
;ioii) iBond« Obli-
Cfrtet^deO Li-
lispdfaL Q>^pt frie
I CO be «t your own
> toadwitnoarCon-
I ve frceScop'e. (^aat
^aanht) to lend ont
n^Hand. C»«rc»eb
;^ CO be at Hånd or in
or withinCatI« (Dif*
ilne ty^nUt) toget-
velihood bf" yQnr
ork« (forøge ^aati'
een ^ øribe een) to
•rreftfl apprehend*
>aAiid<n pdttr fUiae
tay Hånds om beaf*
)<ra5erne i 6fieaeO
le» Cffaae S)aanbm
:o forfake, abapdon
ive him co th« wide
wichdraw yonr Cha-
n him. (biilbc £)SII«
øDter paa) to ugoc
reeeopaai^aan^cn)
mncbofgn:. {^CM
Mtlhtn^ to have in
ufiter ^aanden) nn-
> privatfly. (5ap(ia
laøe roeO taan^cl|)
3able, manifefh C^iD
iiOen ^etpita) ftnke
ith me ar tMs* (af
t DØ f 9)2undeii) from
Mouth. C^m een
[^^en^ to give one
Ccfter tX^anbtn^ by
CfFeipe en fmuf
o write a fine Hånd«
te btHtc) Hånds
^ar Ut fra en ^ob
ffiave it from good
pQPt (eøaci&MOee
fttO df Mtbtibt) to fftvri
yonr Hånds folU havéWork
ehoiigh npori your mnds*
(|^aoefi|aaii>eni@ptlleO to
have Hånd in the BaHnefi;
C(Kin er min beire t)anuO he
is my right Hånd or my beft
Help. Qcø i^apbe ei it)Mn^
' -defiyihad no Hind ihit of
I was< no ways inftrumenral
tn \t. (fiébt nodet fra férfe
^aanbi fra anden ^^anO (^
- Iray fomething at tha bo(t
Hånd, aCthe worft' Iland«
(Mc øff (am »el fra«9a<iii«
btti) he facceeded w«ll w it»
or ic w«nt< well witfi him;
' Odøe'0i»ertaan5>:n>'^kt
Force, prevail« OabC een
iiaat paa b$ire S)aanb) to
S've-one the rrghc Hånd or
eWaiU (((tdøe^aanb paa
* ei9)erO to lay Hånds onthe
Woi:k. ((ardgefi5ie£)aan5
paanoøet) to lay the hnifh*
iog Hind^ upon fératthing«
C^au Oper(^aan5) to gec the
tipper Hånd« (fad-'-tfeø
S)aanb) by himfell, of one*s
• dwn'Accord> b^ his own In*
duitry« by his own Inec-
niousnefs Or Wir« (i^adn^
t9er 't^aanb) Hånd • over
Hånd, (6fiMterm,).
"^aåilXilt^vbtite , Handy work*
^aan^belFen, a BafpTi, to
wafh your Hånds in« '
ySaaxibblA^ f the Paltnof tht
Hånd«
^aanbbo9# a Manual.
^aanDbcltei* / Manacles«
«$aan^bdre# a little Bort«
v^aan'bbre^/ the Breadth of
the Hånd«
^aan^baif(/ r. ^aanbrag. .
^aanttwg, f« ^aanhficc^
i^aant^elaøi the right Way or
•good Manner of handling n
Thing* Knack. ' '
{)a ) 352 ( t»
<3>t«n»fa|lr ftrons;, robult.
vigorcus. CfiatQ • Min ot
hii Handl.
^4Ait9fArbig, dcxteroat,
^AAnbfitftningr *nOhligation
or Conttaa, Clmrrer.
^DanbfliiQc , the Palm of the
itjaandfnlb, aHaniiriil, Grafp.
i^naKtgeinxiiCSr • Fiay. Grap-
plin^. EnC'iKemenT, ({omnK
lil S)aanb<)tmÆiig) lo comc
to Handllrokcs oi Hand-
blowa.
i^aiinbgicvnin(t, Handywork.
i^nitnbriranDI r a Handgrcna-
^aantgrtb, a Handle. Eir.
(paa £»Ttn)' a Cacch nf a
Dnor. Cpjil cn ÅOaTbc) ■
Hilr of a Suord. Cpao Sa«
non«) Minigliom.
be ftlt> pLiin, eviJGnc,
mil ni fult.
ijaanbgril'eliseiif evidcmly.
manikltly.
•^annAlfÆvc « to nuinuin.
tupport. dcfcnr] > counte-
^iiantbAUcUti Maintenancc,
Suppoi'l 1 Uefunci:,
•j>t<>M&t>L'<^vct, » Mainiaineri
Supporter, Dctontlir,
i^tiiilielif (t f » T.<:dliorre.
^a.inPKin, M^n-ides. CI«9'
gt i^aanbttrn paa) to ma-
nsclc.
•.'.iJUtFl.TOf, a To»«l,
•5lIa^^NlIp , iin AppUufSi
CLppinj ofiti- H.iMds.
■j-wnPtKippei-, Rufflc!.
linglir.g Btll.
i^<tanbf«nft , ....
mcchanic
^imntiFiir, ^rgen
^aanof f » i th* . K
^•iiinM>t(it , f. TOtn
1I14>In^l(t^tt-, CbH
BtrtSfollJ Hflndle«
fltr.
^a4nMtb, the Wri
^attntMtt (UH Mb^
to lead by ihe Hu
AaSt, minadna.
•iaatMtbtr , ■ Co
Handleadcr. Uh
^aanilttfiinfff a <
MiriiidDflion I t
by the Mnitd.
•5aanbUnDin8 r ti
band.
rl■^'!n^l'(;lfil a Hånd
^attnbiii^UCi f. ^Mtt
rJiiDtibpenQif an Sar
n<:lhiioney> Ad van
^iiantHlvn:i:n f a Hai
'.iiiiuPreFiiingl A
Help.
•jaaii&roFf (• ^»^X
^aanttfttiig r > UiRC
^itanbfFillingfPock«
<^iIall^ffrivt, ■ Bon
Obligation, afteco
und«T Hind.
^aanbflaqr Handfl
iny iToinifc. ot
claiK mi.
^4tin»rp48(|ff tHan
Hafirlfpte.
•^^onbfltenf aScoae
^ )■ 951 C J^
fiopifytf'pfdiht-
nd« CUK^ClHlKit^O
et Sff^ » mftnnaf*
il) aBond, Obli*
frie OctifdeO Li-
(pdfflL (|)aoe frie
o be «t your own
o ad witnoar Con-
efr«eSc6p'e.(9aae
sndej to l«nd ont
i;Hand. C9«re»eb
CO beat Hånd or in
r wifhinCall. (ncr*
De$rttn((r) toget
slihood by yqiir
k* ((orøge ^aaw
\n t øribe een) to
reftfl flpprehend.
niibcii paa/ fUiae
f Hånds on, beat,
lodeme i (Bfte^et)
. Cflaae S)aanbm
forfake, abapdon
e bim CO the wide
ithdraw your Cha-
him. (biobe £)(sit«
itjer paa) to fagot
cmpaai^aanbcn)
Micbofone. ((^c.ve
inben) to have in
Iberi^aaiiben^iin-
privatiily« (berpaa
Mt roeb taanbcn)
.bie» nsanifefh C^lD
btu bcrpaa) ftnke
h me at this* (af
>ØtØ)tunben)from
Mouth. C^m een
tben) to give one
[efrer l[)aan5en) by
(jtripc en fmut
iwriteatincHand*
e bcifra) Hånds
bar M fra en øob
niifc it fcom good
(aøcteøgel^ber
Hn 4f «r(eibe) to < trav«
yenrHtndafiBll« hayeJITotk
ehoiigb vipon your Htnds*.
Oaoefiraanben i@pilte0 to
have Hånd. in che BoOnefi;
C(^n er min (eire t)aattO be
■ is my rijKcHand or my Wft
Help. Qea (^apbe ei ^ooq^
' 'bérO'Iha<rno Hånd iii'ic of
I was< no ways inftrtiniénral
in it, (Mbe noøee fra févfte
^aanb, fra anben ^^asb) rø
- Iray fometbing at th< be(t
Hand» M'tbe worft'llahd«
(Mc øff barn »e( f9a*9aaQ«
ben) he (Qccecded weil fn ic»
or k wtfnc*well \nM him;
' 0(l^'Di»irbamib>;cb'ttk«
Force, p/evaiU (labe ecn
gaat påa i$\n ^aaitb) to
S've-one che righc HaiM or
e WaU, (((f øøe $!aanb paa
' eiVecO CO layHaiids onfhe
w<»k. (toøøe fiblli daanb
paa noget) to ktytbe nnifK*
iog Hdnd^Qp^n raioifething«
((^apeObecf^aanb) to gec che
fipiier: H*nd#- ObaårHfU
^aanb) by himfelt, of one*s
' dwn'Accord, bj hirown In«-
duiby^ b'y hts ovn Inge-
nionsneft or Wit« (j^aonb
t»er 'O^anb) • Hånd • over
Hånd, (6Kbieerm.). .
^<tå\!XftMtibt , Randywdrk,
^aan^béfPeit, a Mcftit to
W<ifh yoQr Hånds' ^. '
i$4<mM>U^# the Paliaof chs
Hånd.
tSaan^boQ # a ManuaU
i^aan^bclretr / Manaclet,
«$aan^b6re# a iitclc3oft.
v^aan'bbreO^ tbe Breadch of
the^ Hånd«
^4ari^^aff/ f. ^aanbrag. .
^aant^ug, f. ^a^nbHoc^
i^aanbelaøf the right Way or
•good Manner of handling a
Thing« Knack,
■$a4n># '
- /
^ ) 354 ( ^
(laatb (Setin) a profonnd
Sleip. Cbaomt ^Bcir; boilier-
ousWcitliM'. (ba(ii:t@lttn>
we) a harHi Voict.
<;a•ll-^Aaclct > foirewhat hard.
ly, ftverely , tisorouilj,
hBrllily.
ijtwrbfAr, hirdy, tobnft,
AaMbfte^tn, frozen op, con-
goUd.
'4tt«rt>frsf<< toconge«!, fireer«
i^artøi^cfr » hardtn, to
inilurai«! makc htrd.
(^flflctntei-clfe, o Hardinyijf.
te6)S(!ve^iiy.Aulltfr»y. Ri-
guur. (ilbatmtiirtliat'O
Crueliy. Inhumanity, In-
fltxibiiiiy. Cæinmcit*)
Shjrpneis ofWinter-
i5imrB6it"ig , harJ-hearted,
aat\, inliumanci nnchitita-
bk. inflexiblo, tnftete.
4«ttr»t>t«rti9ti«&. Hwdhear-
icdncri. Croelty. Unchtriia-
bUneri. Sev«riry,
^aatMfffltxn, f- P>iat)9lbeR.
^AarbuCi iheCall*fiiv, Hard-
nefsoiThitknefjeftJiebkin.
•ifdRrb&ubeD, calloD*. thkk
ofSkin.
^aatntogtMi boiIed.(a«fl3
hard-fodiienEggi.
i^arOIIvtt. kpwtd in the
Body, coIIlK.
^ftarenfllftt, ftiff-necked.
heiHItrong, pcrcinacioii),
ftabborn. obftinsre, opi-
niairci coiiiam«ciou5> rt-
fr»iiory.
^aati>narttt, adv, obltinaie-
ty, ItubbO'xly.
^a«^^nafr(ntebr Obllin«y,
Sidbbotnncri) Opiniattctyi
CoDCDOiacy,
Cipii BiRcry.
^ooctttf idv. hud)
rigortiusly, iiarf
ftriaiy. (tale ti
to take one ii|
Cftrofftctn^aap
fevere Puniriuiii
Cb(t bMtt taatt
cnlt. Ctd to»ti
bara) ™ noteafi
flHded. CBCt ((
|)E>£ barn mtli $
backwaidinpayi
iniDbbaactit')'iit
thai C11CI a Diair
igaArbt&IVf Cofti
ftrnfiion.
^«fli-&U|T, o Toft
Hair. (finaboh
i^ii>!rtiiig, Miirclc
^«Aretf haity.'fnl
^aarfMltntaø ( ti
^adrfalb, Alopac
Evil.
^4atfllt, Hairdoil
^aatfimt, a Btaii
Flaic of Hair.
^aat(I»gef a liti
Hlir.
^Attam, a Coml
^4(trNfftM/ r> i^a.
^ttarCMettlbtf tril
i^aarritfoer aSeii
terer.dallCriticl
CO Wil, Faiilttiiid
ijlioa* Man,
<^<l«ttl4rtciCi Ciii
vJIUiion. Sophil
pertiTMnt or ii
Nicety.
^aattt*at^ a Boet
^>f Hair.
>o ) 355 ( J^a
sck of Hatr*
left. bald, bald-
a Combin^-
Sodking;, aCnr-
I Pencil« Briifh*
Powder for the
Bag (co put y OUT
y, fiiU of Hair*
Hfflirfole«
enttenfe^ @a?0
Itng/ Ton fure.
oniacnm,
•rber*s or Hair-
cKTars«
oleer or Bolting«
loar.
i HairdrefTer,
^aarf(xI^ning•
()oé ilctgerne <it
nem @aar mtb)
Mitøf the Pat-
ron Pipes.
Tweesers« Nip-
uft of Hair*
Saartop«
fibrous*
[ead ofHair» a
idenhatr«
ipana ^o^ gifFe«
!t or wteU
Girudge, Spleen«
ice, Animodty«
rate Hatred) In-
^abCf tohate* bear an Ilf-will
or Spite againft one;
i$a^eful^' hatefil], fpitefal*
ranro on«»
^aMi^t odiooB , liacefiiU
i^a^cUgen# odianaly, hatefbl-
«^t>erf alfflter« anEnemy* an
tnviotis Man»
^albttø hated,
«§a^i1?rbatefil^ fpiteliil gmd«
ging^ rancorona* inalicious.
.^ocber, Hqiioart Refpeft*. Ve-
neration^ Fffeeni* Cl^oItC i
^a?Det Og Wre) to refp^a,
¥enerate» e((eein« .
1^at^erIig/ honoarable» refoec-
table. venerable« eftiraaDle,
reverend«
igot^erligen/ ht>nonrably, re*
fpedat'ly^
i$at^er9«Kl<cbiiin8#« Holiday
fint*
«$<«bre* to refped« honovr«
venerace« reverence.
^««, Cpititf fce Hf flobO. to
cherifn) fofter« noarUli,
mainrain, fopport*
tSccgtbctVt Clufterberries*
Bird's Cherries,
tScc^ttié (fr«feti) nicc*
^^.tgle, L^cgle.
tSccfft, f. ^affe.
^Otl, a lieeU Cfe()te ttlCb 0^*
lene) to rake toyour Heds«
CO fhow fl fairPair ofHeels*
C^^ttaitihi^ixunt paa een)
to be always at one's Heéls,
to follow one whcreever he
goes.
^cclbre^ (♦ i^elbreb.
2 ^Cfit,
^ ) 35^ ( i|^
r
i^<de» Cftetiteb# ffitt(e|) eocon-
ceftlft hide, kcep% cfofeorfe-
cret. (So»cfof(er) to re-
ctivt ftolen Goodt, Cm<5
{t99e) f helter* barboar or
receiveThieves« (Rcle, ^t(#
ge) to concetlt disfemble«
t$<cIefroft; t Chilbltin«
^QtXrXt ^oeliitqi Concettmenc«
Hidiiis. (Stelen / JD^taen)
Disfimulfltion. .
igotler # e Eeceiver of ftolen
Goods. O^crlercn et faa
1|05# fom6tt<rIeren)the Re-
ceiver and thc Thief defervt
cqnal Prniiflimcnt*
i$aelee^ concetled* Kid*
^oeltngi f. ^otXtn.
^QtVtawt9 (paa 6fee) tht
Qutrterpiece^ of • Shoe,
«S«tImAøer cSer &tcK%Xt t
Heelmaker*
i^iiemme/ f. fremme.
l$aen^ef (brugn^ f un i ftføeobc:
f oinme cil )t^<sote) to come to
Hind.
^KvC^tXf Cilf&Aanb) Handi«
Cferadte(iø) Goiis*
'^QtXifSltt (^eiUfCf to hang^tfwing,
dangle« (t t)sUnc paa un)
to be always at one't Heels«
dangle afcer one« Q^t^dXi^x^ \
tt t^UUé^ CO hannt a Hodre«
Cfor Cif SffuQtocover. hide,
conceal« draw the Currain
for« Cu5 tSnftcn) to expefe
to the Air»(af CCn) to deoend
on one. (»Cb) ro cieave,itick*
CMtlUlO CO dangle, bob« (oe5
ttXi) to be atrached to, fide
with one« (frcnf OPCr) to
hang over, lean to one
Side« (ooet/ fom gare) to
hover over, hang over, to
beimminent« rHebfeiStØcr^
eo devottr Books» Cfnminen)
CO bf eohttfR
cher. Cmeb^oi
down«- drobp«
»«ngebog# aPa
[oengebtn^f i
S Ion fin«
knøef ^i<# 1 H;
lotngel/ a Pinn<
[otngelaaør « P
EdcngelåmpCf t h
[(Kogclig/ pcod
^«ngelipper a g
or potttin^ Ui
i^«ngfUpi>er^ b
i5atBgeniattc# H
^otngenutvef (.
«^a:ngen/ aHan]
fian«
^ctn%%%^tt Han
iinminentt ioi]
i^itnget/ to ba 1
i$(xnge^re# a La]
i$«ngeøree# lap<
i$atngfel# a Hin
i$<cngt# hanged,
i$a:nøgen# ^an
(Oanéøen i Jl
Boy in the Bo:
Kelder«
^Qttt an Army» 1
bcer) the ce
Cffi{(BnaDe) I
Crøwd«
^(crbc/ rohardei
to indorate« (
to tegnpec Ironi
ter) CO obduffl
(fi9) toinnre
dening. Ind«
tc.) Témperin
^<rrbeø/tohar4e
to inure yoar
^ctttttt hardanc
indnraced« in
6CaaO tempt
^« ) 357 ( ^<e
■
^tnfasl, t Lapwing«
^xrpaafC/ a Kettledmm«
^xipaiifcr/ a KeccUdrnmmer,
ixtftatt, a Hoftt an Army*
<$xrjrareriiee (E»uD# thc God
ofHofts.
4ili Itoarfe , havine a rough
Yake. Cfi^øU i<2ij to make
httCt, C^Iioe l^arO to grow
ftoirfe. Cfl^nøe (?ø (æé) to
■ake yourlclf hoarfe with
Crying.
iubUcim^f Cbtn^tB fun i
Mgea^c: fommc t^iiiblstUn^
k) to corae qnite ont of
Breath«
^«a{^cd/ Hoarfenefs« Raucity,
Roughnefs of Voice*
ifffttC; a Cowi , Hood«
^fnt, Cnogtt 6o(be$ O ^ Main-
tenance« Prefervation* Pro«
teilion. Cart. (t»o(6e t t)a;ob)
tomaijitain preferv^tdcftindi
' fopport, protest«
an .UfucaptiontPrefcription^
Acquilition of a Thing by
Poltesfion of it« a certain
Term of Years* (faae ^^
Haa noøel) to gct by Pre-
fcription. C^tt, fom (an
M^OCO prefcriptible«
^imtt, fyxv^tfigtiU to pre-
fcribe, acqaire or get by Pr^-
Ccription*
i^nfMifii prefcrfptible*
ittvltt§f to reroain in one^s
Kand by Prtfcription«
fcvbctf prefcribed,
<«W/ (opløfte) to lift, heave
ap, raife. (Vcnøff SifnDe)
lo raifc Money, Tithet, re-
ceivQ ch^m. (en S^aoir^lia*
|eb) to remove a Difficnlty«
C9}in^en (Ⱦoer CrepeO the
Wind raifes thc Dnft. Cttf»
ffaffe) to abolifht abrogate«
(fi8 , fcrWc »«f<n i 5Jeir<0
to bridle, th^oft yonr Chin
into the Neck«.
^ccvt, fyotvts, to heave«
C^cien |^c(per ffø) the Dongh
heaves« CopfDUlnC/ (CTPC)
to fyvell, to puff*
^XVZlftf aSweiling, Tumort
Paffing^, Bump. C^v?pelfeé
6otnDin9)the Taking down
aSwelling, ftaatl)) a Schir-
rus, (()aTfcn) the Squincy.
^ctpttif the Lifting, Heaving«
tSctvtv, C@faUcricO • Tax'.
gatherer«
ijctverør/ a Siphon,
i^ofvert/ a Crane,
^ccvt9t f. bape.
i^osvefpaait/ (bo^ IBogtroKca
re) a Regiet*
ijceveftanøi a Leavcr, ^Colt*
StatI,
^ctviit f. ^ern.
i^agavtfalf/ a Hagard-
hawk,
i^agø/ aHook, Crook, Tack»
Tache, Clafp. C^Xib< nO#
gct mttr ^agc cSer f rog)
hitch.
"^age, (paa 92enne(Fer tcO thc
Chin.
^age# ((^age faff) to faft^n at
wirh a Hook, to hook« (({g
faft an t) to hook ih,
^ag«/ f. ^agetan^«
i^agebaanN a CWn-ClotM
Snaffle, Bit or Brak«;« «
^ageFl^fti the HoUow of thø
M Chin«
^agtfvum, crooked,
^aqtl, HaiU (at fPpbe IDCb^
Hailfhot, fn>all Shot,
i^agelbøfTø f a ?9wling-picc«,
^ ) 358 ( ^
\a%tlpnngf t Shot-btg.
»ageldft^/ a Cloud of HaiU
[aøelfleeit/ Hail ftone.
[agelveir« Hail-weathtr.
[agt fm*Pfe/ a double Chin.
Faøffmfffe, (for QJtrn) a
Bib«
ijagetorni Hawrhorn, Cornel-
cree. (iBxOCornel-BerrieS)
H»wthoii'-Bi:rriei,
[agUf ro hflJL
»4^4/ in'.TJ« ha! ha!
i^h C jiff^ > Shark«
[af, a No ch,
i$af(f, f. a Martock, Pick-ai>
Hough or H«e*
^afft, V. CO chop, hack, hoe*
(en %fitt) t'> till or break up
a Field« (fmaa) ro hackle,
minct, CQt fmall. (mcb^^c^f
to crob or hoc o*p a Wine-
yard C^aCfe paaccH/ latO
to carp ae one, cen^ure hiin.
((affe t SaUn) hum an4
haw.
4<irf ebret # (©pillt » 3nffnu
ment) ^ Dulcimer. (i et
Xiøften) a Clioppine-board*
(poa et @ftO TaffereU
t$«f f elfci chopt Straw. (iriorvt
Oot^cIfO ^0 chop Scraw«
i^aff elfefFotrer/ a Chopper of
Srraw*
^afUUttiftt, a Troa^h or
Ched CO chop Scraw in*
^affemat>, minced Meat,
Galliinawfrey,
tSxi^tv, Can the Cnttlefini
or Soand« ^
^ait, a Tail or Train of an
AntniaU
igakf CbUnt^t @eefo(0 to hale
orhawl. (Ji^l^U inl>} co ronfe
in.
kld^i witboi
klen# ^aiiMi
[«)llelujA# HaU
[aliiti Scraw« ]
Scraw*
^almbnn^t f*
lighced.
i^almfarve, Sci
fiMmtnipvi, a
• de of Straw*
igalmrøri a $
i§aim(lraae/ a
i^Almftub/ ScqI;
i^Aimtag^ a thi
i$4lmtae€fer, a
i^Almviff, a W
1^4 1 •/ t Nec
Throat ar Go
aet poa £)4ffe
bled with fon
|)alO to vor
9a((en) co fa
Nccktcoclipa
gceenenJJroc
to clap a Wr
Back. (det 91
eter paa f^aU't
come home r
lg)al^oøt>oani
Power of Li
(ot)er i^alé di
Hurry, preci
fulb 9a(0 ^
C(ee af fulb !
your Sides w
(labe al fin
t^iennem .^a(f
Farcune go do
(bet er€«gn i
is a fhamelei
(fPiflpreS)alfeii
one*s Throai
paa i^(fen)
abl« co one>
charges* (|Pa|
to get rid of <
lang ^ao »
^ ) SS9 ( ^
pmmt M ta i}(My
Ib. bavndonc. (fii
aTach. »ottt^lO
ltfbt)aUH)tar«irt
dwTick.
. tbc J«salH.
> tk Clnkk, C«I-
t.
^aScodb.
aPnci-
talalWf npltil. crimlmlt
alftW* ØUnitMf ''
aallac »r Wm<
^«lat>^
ftnd,
■$«l«rrMf ibf Tbroii'Rin^
ofaBrMlt. (M 9(«f(f O
ibc taKhtr-Mrif* fiun
af«.
Coiisra,
G>MWal*lf,
tUtdim.
I
' I
J^ ) 350 ( ««
^oli^ h'fllf. (tn ^al» SttnO
T MlftnHoiir. OoilMMIlffeii)
^ fipff« t lictle 6aftcred« (balw
690) hilf an Hpar pift fix,
ffeoUf«a||e^)beteer by half,
CiaU em (al9) To r«» in •
Stønner«
^fvaatnif opened litlfWayt
k«lf optiit or a Uttle jOptn,
^(Vl^aéeitf toopenhalfWay«
oroptn aJittfe,
ifatvaarig/ Half « Yetr old,
^aivct^tt half-etrcn«
Ivfemte^ • 'Covernar«
klvan^eil« one aind a half«
tlv^l^tndinø, (af cneerreg
Cii i}9il^} • Molatco. MoA«
t^l9^roMr# aBrothcr on.the
Fathcra or liothera .Side,
Hftlfbrotli^«
i^vcirf elf « Demtcircle, Se-
micircle,
^Alv^eeli thcHalf. or« Mole*
^alv^ttUi divided in bel-
ijulv^eft Orlop,
^Ulvtelff to dl vide in halves«
CO part» divide in two Parcsi
to deparc in (he Midft«
ij^V^^linøiaUividing in haU
ves«
falvtt^^i halfdead«
^IvOØfi a Fbldingdoor,
^Ivntf ta divide in halver
t9 p«rt/
(a) a Repiqne«
ijalvfeintt ^onr and a half«
^Ivitmxtn^tt fonrceen an a
half,
^a(9fn«efi!nbøt^e» ninety«
C (a{t)fcmteftn(étot)e V a c
^flOWmcO nonageAmal«
i^vfemtffliiOernTtn^ei the
ninetteth«
ty. ((KUnffertCflMIIIMLl
f ommef) fcpmaiccnary,
veitttech« .
\aivic>bf half a Foot«
léilvfulb, halMiitL .
[4(99^/ ravin^, d^iMj
an anrercledMiQd.l)areM
edf crackbrained« t 3
i^alvøaUnftab, Dotagaw? *
i^Alx^ifnnemfiøtiør"; M-
cranaparenr, fe ajdå i^
nouf« . ^ ' »f
ifulvfticiitteiitØilHfiMb W
cranspafency». Semidiaijl
n^ity« - ;■ -^
igalv^iottt halfmadaw ■
^aivkn^t a Deiiii^({eN|« '
^aivb^ntfftt a Mitten, *
iyaivi>nnt>vt^$, fifry;
^alvlfIo^e, a Hemifphete*
i^ftlvflobct^ heoiifphcricaL
i^alvf oøfr to halfboil 9t pi
bnU.
i^alvfoøt, parboiled«
^alvfolbf inkewarm, a tø
coId«
^aivfvt^^, Semicycle,
^Alvfngit, Hemirphere;
caU
9S<tMctv^,9^ prai^matfcalSnu
tf rer in any Knowled{t»
^alvmaant, a CreA:eiiti Ih
Moon. (i tn QJefcdloini}
Ravelin,
^alvmcnn^fFci Hippocc
taur«
i^af vntdtal^ Seroi^metaliknp«
fea Metal«
i^alvmiili half a Mile«
^aivnotc, a Minim«
i^aJvo.ctaVf aSemi-oAave*
^alv^it a Peninfnla« a F<
iflet a Demi- Island*
i^A ) 3^1 ( ^^
GilU
k Moiety«
Hfltrpikc.
Pint»
ilf- rtw.
f half- rotten oc
;onvex
half a Bafhil
ckt»
a Farrhinn;.
a.Waiftfhirt.
lirty.
) Onmber«
^ammtv, a Hammer. (dfCf er)
a Mallet, (POA en (Dtt) a
Knocker of fl Door« C6pi^^'
(ammer) ^ Pick, (Uiir(am«
mer) a Toning Hamfner*
(ac tiink t)cfi<fføe meb) a
Smith'8 Shoing- Hammer«
(eo @mib^'8oiSammcr) a
Smith*s Sledge«
^ammetmMtf, t Uill with
Hammerwotk.
i^ammerflPtet^ theScalcs;
SUkef t .thfii ara hammered
pot of Iroiu
i^ammer|tA9# the Stroke of
a Haminei;«
»(, Halfbrothera i^ammerfmi^r (Gmib poa en
?)am.merii|«ae). a Black«
fiiirh.
r Mocher*8 Side, ^ammec()ntbie# aForge*
:/ ofaSeroitone. ^4mp# Hemp,
, Bolkins> Half- ^^mp »Tiger, a Hempclore,
^mpbere^ei'/ a Hempdres-
fer.
«^ampbr«ffe/ JEI Hampbrake.
igampbrotf ninf r the Brcaking
of Hem|>«
i^ampebaflf tha Rind of
Hemp«
i^ampefr^e^ Hempfeed«
the fcccnd and i^ampffrøy • <Dlie # Hempfeed-
i5ampe(»egfe # a Hatchcl to
hatchd Hamp with,
t^ampetape $ a Filament pf
Hemp. .
ijamre, tonatnmer» bent pr
vork with anH^pmert
^dn, jie,
^an , Ccn ^an) « Mele«
(S&iO s Malebeet
^.int»cf# C^iebmanbO Tråde,
Traffiek, Commercet DeaU
ing> Merchandizingi Meroa-
torc« C<B€b gamle Jllccber)
aBroker'a Tråde« (mttVt'9'
flefa(b) Simony. CpvtPil«d<*
ret) Monppoly.
Vr a Sock.
lalf a Ycar,
rf , a Dcmi-bul*
Half fl Dozen»
9 and half*
W^re/ Hf ty.
a Hcmiftick,
er ^rbet^e/ Bas«
fiehalfWiiy, the
ftlf Way.
1 Sid'-*wind»
halfangry«
Sloujgh of a Ser«
• him«
encerbar«
ROb / to be even
CO be fopcrior to
ingcha to be no-^
iour to one,
é
^ •) 362 ( J^ft
téoilbefi C®ictntti9) in Affair,
Adiont Matter 9 Bufinefs*
ThiiMp or Cafa. (Mcté) a
Lawfoit » Snit 9 Adion 9
Caiife, Proceft« Cafe,'
[onbeltg/ f. fktanbelia*
^MbeUboø/ a Merchant's-
Book, Coantbook« Bpok of
Accoiifits»
igAit^eUbrnS/ che Ufare or
Fradice in Matters of Tråd-
i$iiilbeløbt9rt8 # GommerciaU
^anMBCompMtnitø t Part-
ner f hip in Trading«
1$all^e(6^49t>08/ the Journal
of a Merchant«
1$all^eIø§rfcn # a Branch of
Comroerce*
i$anbeUm<m^# a Merchant«
- Tråder« Dealer, Tradesman«
tradtng Man. j(ptt9t((gercO
Q Monopolift«
fSonbeUmebleiKi a Partner in
Tråde« •
^4ilbel6meø(!8 # coinmercia-
ble.
^anbtl$^€lftab, a PartnerThip
in Trading«
^anM^ftahi « Mercamlle-
Town*
i^aitbeløvtn^i t Tradewlnd«
(JJiiffaO-
'«$All^Un8er^ i^attbtlnnger/
an HeJper« t Mafon's Man»
a Hodman*
tråde, deal» drive« evercife a
Tråde« craffick, merchandife«
Ci Hor« 9axtitO to fell by
Wholefale or bv the Grear«
(t @maaO to fell by RetaiU
^atMt, CfotfarCf forrette) to
a<^« deal« proceed« treat«
Coc( ctfer t((c mtb) to deal
well or ill with « trcat one
well or ilU OiDiøt) to carry
it cnnningly« (pm fl
treat abotic or nej
Peace. (om OtCføiM
capitnlate« parley«
^antltn^tf rrading/ d<
trcicing*
«$aiiMer., a Dealer » 1
Merchant*
i$anMinø# Dealing. Tr
f. t<anM.
^anmn§,C9tbti»U9it[
Aclion« Ad« Decdf
Procecding«
^AttbroiTelf a Malt-c
^anbfti t^aitfe* to bi
initiatc one by rid»
Ceremonies« uB$<»%
«$Aiibfeii# Bapdimorli]
ing«
^aiibfe«@eIflP4bf the]
or an Alliance of thel
atic Towns*
i^anbfefhb idcr ^anfrf
Hanfeatic-Town, or ]
Town.
^an^iitf a Glo ve. ()
landfPO A Gentlet« (
lanbfPer) Mittens^
Jrue^ f^anbftt, Urt
Lady*s Cloves.
i^anbftemaøer/ a Glov<
i^attbfFeniiiøeHef a GI
Trade.
i^anbfpager,. f. ^anbf
i^aitbteeiif f. ^aan^v
^itn^ttt, to handlg« mt
C^iht t>e( at (anbtcre 1
to have a eood W;
handling a Tning*
«$aitbtenitg^ Bnriners,'j
Occnpacion, Fondion
fesfion« Tråde, (95^
Ung) Managing. '
^anbttvlig, managable,
table, eafy« fapple.
iJAtt • TErenpriiø , {<u(
%iti) the Male -Flue)
•5^
^ ) 863 ( ^
I Codu <{ tnmn)
til CII Ktnbe) fl Cock
irrclv (of Crse ti( tt
I Ftacn«
>f t Gon« (ttøCfe ^.
%ock a Firelock«
ffC^ thi Rid^e or T«p
>ofe t rhe Cock- Loft«
«ill§# Cockfigting«
# • C«^k*s Fc«ther»
, a Rannocolos or
you (tit &iHt
>d) CrOwfoot«
, Cock -Growing.
I, a Cock's Coinb«
Ariftology«
\, (UrO Primroft,
ittg # a Cockerel »
Cfiick«
!g# che Wattles of a
bt# a Cock's Stride«
rf# a Cock*4 Spnr>
Urt) larkfpnr«
, a TerceU
'the Milter«
« M^le-Colr«
f a Male-Bird*
ifeft, aMale-Infea«
Handle, or Ear of a
94(ker«
neely a Male - Camel«
rr# a He-cat« Boar-cat«
rV| a Balkec wich a
i, withont a Handle«
\f the Male -Sex.
r aMale-Salroon«
a Cnckold« C^iétt
MfCO CO CDckoid *
f4ib 9 *$atirei(f Atib #
tlddonit -Cnckoldrhip«
ohm Jack« (fiu fjWiU
Midfnmmerday«
pron» hif*
»antøeii# f. i^^nøgen*
[anavorft/ Jack-puddmg«
[arAttgCf Haran^e*
»arAffØtrfi to harangnc;
igar^ngererj a Harangojnrt
Speechmaker«
i^arff aHare, Qfna} • Leve-
ret« (iK^fe tnf)att) to ftarc
a Htra. Cmonae 9un^( tre
^armé {Døb) two againft
one is odds« (faoc eOerfoftc
^afeitllger) tokindle«
^QXtfitt GreafeofaRar^
i^arcjfo^raHarefoot« (llrt)
Harefooff Hare-Cnrnmin*
Cudweed. (ftf99< OØCr mtfe
cn t>oref»b) to d« a Thing
foperficially«
i^^reøarti f Nets or Snares to
carch Hares in«
i$arebini^# a Greyhound,
Hanner.
i$Are{agf , the-'Cnnrfinj or
Chjfing of Hfres.
i^arefoali SoftSow-Thiftlt^
i§4rrtWtwr f Wbod -Ibfrel ,
fmall Sheep-forrtl QtftX
[areCeier ihe Lair of aliart«
[arcpoftei, a Harepafty«
[areragn § a Harérag;oo».
larcffiati HareCkin«
[areil44r# Harclip«
larcimøef a Levarec» yonng
Hare«
^avftp totiawk«
i^orfeiif i$arfirtii9# Hawk-
»ng.
1$Arlefflt^f aEarlc^in, Bnl^
foon, Merry-Andrtw«
i^arlef tlt^f Øp^ipBoffbontry*
^atmtt Indignation, Ofience,
GrieJF, Reientmcnt* Haart-
breaking«
i^arnir fretftil, fnll of Ipdigna-
tion, ofitnded» i^cry angry,
vexfd*
^a ) 354 ( ^«
^avnttt V« te oflfendfte irritate«
vxafperate » raifc one^s In-
dignarion , vex him«
i$armonief Hirmony.
igarnif?/ a Hamefs, Armour.
(for armene) BrafTctSi, Vam-
brace. (fer IgrDlfeO « Cor-
felet. (for Jaarcnc) rhe
CuifTes or Armour for the
Thighs, (i fu» iS)ariiiff)
armedCap-a-pe« (bringe i
' ftarniff) to provoke, inragc
one, pnc him Pepper in tne
Nofe« roake one fret« teaze
or evafperate him«
^4:iti(fFammer# an Armour,
Arfenal, f« ^ti(lf ammer.
^arttifFmager/ an Armourer«
^atpt, a Harp.
f^arpe, C CtH Sotni Ken^
n\ti%) aVan, aWinnowing-
Fan or Van«
^avpti V* (Som) co van or
vinnow«
igarpel^^ , the Sound of t
Harp.
^avp^aatv, a Harper,
^arpifi Refin orRofio. (Sioff
i^rpij:) hnrd Rofin to rub
Fiddle{h'cks with.
«^4rpi>*a9rig/ rofinous* rofi-
ny.
'•S^rpljrbeegf Rofin.
i^arpiyere ^ to rofin« do over
with Rofin. (©ae • {tcrm.)
tb pay with Rofin.
ffSatpivWii^t roGnous* fall of
Rofin.
*Savpivi9ø f» ^arpiiragrig.
*Sav}?\yttat # the Rofintree,
i^arrtm« a Harpoon, Har-
ping -Iron.
igarpuficre^ to grapple, ftrike
with a Harping -Iron.
i^arpiinerer , a Harpooner or
Harponeer.
igarfelere, (forttroeliøe ficw
btn »eb iMi^t @f iermptfler)
to harafs the Enemy by
fre^uent Skirmifhes^
i^ar(F# ru((y» ranci
«^atrfFt)cWKu(Hnef8«S
^arfFc # to grow
rancid.
^avt, f. Ifaav^.
^avt A^\ almoft« v
15<<rtblln^en# clofe
bound.
^arr^oø/ f. n^trbos«
^attiotn, a certain \1
Ground, the Acres
^<ivvt, f. J5 Harrow,
^CUPC , f. to harrow
farver I a Harrowei
^avvning, Harrowi
^afe> (Anæbafe) th
Hough. (c utuiætt
^afe/ (er ei)b(!oa bri
t>H6 i folaeiibc: I
^dfe) tt is a Foo).
a Hafp. Cat foftt
©or K.) a Hafp.
i^afpe/ to wind on
to reel or hafp.
1$ a f p e n / the Wind
Hafp.
igafper, a Winder,
thar u'inds Yarn or
Tree.
^affelere / to toy, tri
wanton Tricks ,
Wag, to drolK ban
^affelbøne, f. JTerpe
^aflfelficp/ a Stick of
Tree.
^Ja^cUnnt>, a Grove •
of Hazel« Trees.
t^a^ciminiB, Dormei
*3a(felnø^# Hazelnnt.
^a^tltovn, Holyoak <
^ai^thivt, Cabaric,
bacca.
^a(t f Hafie> Speed,
Himblenefs, Preci
Celerity, (f eo pui
precipitately , in a
(l^aoe ffor ^a9) t
^ ) 365 ( ^ft
hfte. CilH^9tWttif Hatttform ^ (*' ^f^ttthM.
irforily« fli^htly« ^atttfvamptt cht Loop of a
htflet hiften* make Hit*
to fpeed« C^aa) to i^atteiifTe 9 t Hatftring.
ite, hallen, prefs for- f^attcmagjet f • Hatten
fec forward* pnfh ^atttmAatthvtt f a Hatter*5
ry* Cmc^) to haften Workih^board«
tfs or pufh on« ^attcmagen^erf ^eb / a Hat- .
laftening, Accejiera- tcr*s WoTkhpnfe«
SptedinefS) Expedi- igattepulO# tlie Crown of a
Hat. ^
p accelcrating» pres- i^atterant # the Edge of a
Hat.
haftened • puf hed igotteff YUfft # the Brim øf a
celerated. Har« /
hafty» precipitous* ^4tt(filor , f« i^ottebatfllb«
. Cøcf»iit50 qnick, f^Attcflaferer elTer ^atflaf«
(]peedy, nimble* (tit feter # fl Habardafhcr,
hafly» hot, pasfio- igaubtte^ (et Gldøé XaKOB) an
:oiichjr , hot headed, Hobit > ' Howirzer«
a 'mdden Death« i^an^e^ • Garden*
Rapidity* i^aiigeatbeibe # Gardening*
r haftily • fpeedily, igatiøebalfom # Garden - minr*
, foddenly, rapidly« ^augebete# a Bed in a Gar-
>, Qoicknefs, Nim- der:*
, Swiftnefs, Sudden- i^auøebtomfler/ Gardenflow-
Raoidity* (fflrebc) »rs.
* (tn étMmO Ra- tUMgtb^Ut, a Gårdener*
(Oi>crilelfe> Preci- i^aiigeb^rfningf Gardening,
1, Hor ry* tgaugefnifftér # ^iiugeureer#
y CbrUdeé tun i fø(' Gardcnherbs«
Caltmaaber: bet ee igaugeg4ng# a Walk in a
ic is presiin^. Garden*
ar ftaffoetryhe is m ^„gegierbe i an Enclofura
lafte , ,n a Horry* %fVGarden* ,
[at* (af .«aftorf)oar) ^ .^ m^ « i ^k^..*
/er* (nebflagcn) a ^4ii5|*«W«# ■ Hedge abonc
ng or flapping Hat. « Garden,
teeilipat) tococka i^angef4rfef Garden "CrefTes*
age&atten Offerten) ^anstfni^, t Prnning-Knife*
1 ofF thtf Hat to one* Zb ^ rr u «tf .
tnb/ a Hatband. •gmigefone, an Herb-Woman*
F, a Block to frame i^au^efiUltiietty Gardan-Ctim-
n. min*
fle#aDibble. igaugefaF # iShcats to lop
I Felt for Hats* Treea wlth*
eral # a H^rcafe« i^angefforUt/ (Urt) Garden-
ri tb^Cawl orLining • Clary*
it. i$4nge(rreppe#-C3arden • D#ck#
j
^ft ) 366 ( ^
^Møefvrc f Gardtti • SorreL
^atlØ(urt# Pot her bi.
^anntx^rf , O^rdenitijj.
igav, a sca, C^ct Sorc 9)er«
^cnO ^^^ Ocean, Main*
(j)ø9ft øaoer i CDoninaeri
the Sea rolls. (t^ruftn^)
fhc rajfing Sea.
ifavaali a Cpnger.
i$«varie# f. 4«verie.
^avb^treTf a SeahoiTcu
i§4vblif I a Calm.
^avbvtbf thc Seafidc, fiet«
(hore, the Coafh
i^OVbrtlfeil , the Roaring •
Rai^mc of theSea,
ijavbuiiPy the Botcomof the
Sea.
ijavf ; (• ^atige.
^avt f to have* ((»ab ^t 3
lil nibbaø) what have yoa
ffot for Dinner, Q^att gobc
ØaøcO ^o ^^ endowed with
good Talents; (baøc en St«
cn^Otn) to poiTeU an Eftate«
Obab bi( 3 ^Mt af nuø ?)
ivhat do you want with me?
(»ile l^aDC f begtære) to de-
iire, wif h, want to nave fo-
mcthing« (tffc fe(» mb<f
tøab man til i^atO to <li*-
agree with one's felf. ((ao<
Sécbtbiøi^eb for) to have Re-
fped for, vtnerate onc« (po*
•eSffFocfeO to abomindte,
deteft, abhor« Q^attOi^
#iSO to be etnployM* bu fy
or takeo op with. Oltnfcclfc
af) to appear. feem, bear a
Face of. Q^cnt (SfO'bO to
rejoice , bc glad. (OTaij til
CCn} ro bear one a Grnrfge,
((rmmeCtø ftag fil cenj) ro
have an aking Tooch at> have
« Spite agatnfl one. (onbt
t StnbO ^^ conceive Evil in
^ yoar M nd. (ban \^at tnøen
l»rflanb) his Upp rf^nry is
wiaroirhtd« (co@trttCM)
8
ro be a lirtle
[Q)ir paa) to
Øxi meb) \tc
upon. (i Siji
defign. (nogtj
to ger • garn •
of. (Jart O
fhare in. (p*
tneb een) to
with one* (ti
noaet) to be c
obliged ro. i
6pin to be
(K'b) tobeal
$ai>e3beraf?;
gain bv it? (j
ebetéQ^reO wl
you Letter be
6an efter fia %c
afcer his Fai
(betMi^inøcB
nn Fear for ths
aet for) to be
tnine. (ieg (a
go(() I have
Hånds, (man
noøle af band %
are ftill foine •
extant. (^\
mth een) t6
Refemblance te
f^ar nof af ^ui
tatkarive Felloi
Venøe) he is a
wealthy Man.
^avtxitf Averag
or Damage a S
theWaftc or De
•nd Merchandil
din^ry Charges
during a Voyaj
i^aveCf f. ^av.
^avtt^ 33evÆgeli
tarion ot the S
i^avece 35ølgec,
•f rhe Scf,
i^Avete ?D^bt>e ,
rhe Sca.
i^Ai^et« Cbbe og
FIbx, or ReBii^
^ ) S67 i ^
Ntprane«
bCf Amphitrlce*
I Scahorfe*
t Seacoaft or Share*
I Scafox«
« Sctcoaft«
Sqnill* il Seaoniotit
• fl Seaman» Mer-
Mrl#b# thc Over- ^tiwtmtA, Oatmetl«
or Brcaking out of i^avrefof » a Sack for-Oaca»
^a9rcfitppe# Watergrael«
Hm 9 cfaeScnm of igavreti(Bbe# Avenage or a
certain Qaantity of Oact
a Mermaid, a Sea- paid to cbt Landlord*
i^ai^ifl, PtriwJnkle«
a Guft or Fnff of ^av^Ut tha Froth of tht
Se«»
^avivti^f aGulph^ Whirl-
pool » Pit or Swaflow*
i^asarb, Hazard. Paril.
1$a^r^eerU8, KasardQiu»
vetitnrefonit» perilona*
HiirKimr M««*« ^AsorHrC/ JO kaxard. nik,
#gf ) to makc Port, Hasard . tspoft.
I arriv« at thc Port. _ ^ . - .
\^f a Waterbailiff. ^^^tUttt, hajwrdad, vcn-
«, the Chain of a »wrcd. ^
^ayctx^{$il9 a Game of Chtn^,
pfft, Marks ofa ^^j intarj. Bh!
icr, an Overfecr or ^cbetlt»«e, an Ebpny-Trt«,
ofa Port or a Ha- Ebon-Tree»
t^ebr^etf an Hcbrew«
|e, Port-Dnty, ^ebraiff, habraic. hcbrew.
g€ or Doty paid for "^ (SalimaoØO « Hcbraifip.
itenance of a Haven - ^••^•♦•»^••'' \. ^
f Ship. that caft ^t<%%U, an heaic Fever*
In ir« ^eoiff # badic«
named* baacmHM^ ((.Mi
(ebber 3?^ whar is yoiir
Nana? Cbef (cMcff OM«
ftger) ic U faid.
i^e^e, f.ileat« Warmth. fl|«rf)
parchine Bear« (6lllbct<>
Ardor« Ardanqr* Vehamaa^
cy , Transport or Pasilon«
igebei (iibprm £tiQb» IRarff
beiireel ncb t^ng le.) a
Heath t Placa ovargrowa
with Seath«
:hog«
ics. (Am ^øbcR en
i()a»re) to c^kc
yonr Life.
etf a Field fow»
ts«
^ Oatenbrcad,
f Groats«
f chaOat-Harveft«
I a Chcft to keep
I t Gcaia of Oats*
ji
4>t ) 3^ ( #
49bt9 Witt %etV) to he«r»
I ivt pr ctnft Hetc » p«t in
Hcte, make hoc«
t^ebebleif ne # Blitter« Paftale»
red Piinple/
ijebelerf e; a Hctthlirk » Tit-
hrk.
i^f^cttnør Sweec-Broom*
Heatlu •
^e^ett^^mmt # Heathendom »
Heath«niTm, Paganifai*
i$e^enfare# to deceafe* die»
deparc thi s Life.
'* i^cbcitfareiif deceafed. died«
,,{ ^t^nfåvt, Deceale, Deatb«
i^lbenffi heathenifh« pagan,
genrile. (ScKnton) Pagt-
nifnis Gencilirm,
igthtnfiabf Heachenirni» Pa-
gftnifoi* y
ijebefpor^ (efter 9)i(bO A^*
tVirfc.
^tpninq, a Heathen, Pagan*
ijebningcrnee para^iie# the
Elytian Fields*
«5ebfe# to chafe, coorfe, hpnc*
baiu CS^unbe) to loo or
fet Oogs at or nnon one«
(en $)iorO to unnarbour*
roufe or disiodge a Stag*
(en iE)ate) to courfc, ftart
or put up a Hare. Cf^fO
Solti forttc Ueeiitøi)ek hneU
icm bent) to fat tVarlance,
> ør at oddit to caa(c a Divi-
. fioo 1. Kø &t together by tht
Ears.
ffebfebatt^ iBaiting-pIac« for
BuIIs and Bears.
i$ebferi a Prickcr* a Honts-
- man on Horfeback « Baiter*
^ebønfnø^ Chafing« Hunting,
fiaitlng.
ijecb; hot« ardent« fervenf»
'lr<fnbenbe) bnrning* (fom
\ttn) burning hot. C^olb«
l^) rca1dinghot» (afoClM
fiefaKbf ^CflJ n
mco Fetr aøa Ar
threaten hioi |
(htt ØOAcr Jbcd
chére IS hoc Wov
^eeCf wholeV cmh
complete, nnbro
(bele 2)0(1(0} al
(b<elo9t«nc«)fi
Coinple(e«(^CCttfl
x.' GI als, a Bnmptt.
le) generally, «1
^eel^i^rc^ ftnifh«
pliThed bpvidic
tion , follfilltd*
i$é«l(|É#re / ro finif
plifh, compltct
lire,
^étlQi^ttt^bt i tun
^ceiri^vte# COnt
pede.
Integration«
i^eelfonti healinr, <
nacive,,whoteioiii
fulnbrious«
i^eelfomrr fanadv«
bly.
i$eel(l«nbtø # .tota
encire«
^Uit9 entirely« t(
ijeftei n CeUK)
(paa ed itøifbe)
a Sword«
iMttø (Deel af et
rmall Book ftitcli
Boards«
a String« Tit»
^tftti n to ci«. bnv
ftcn, make faft*
to join cogcther«
fammeit pøa e«
to bade, Cf*Q*
a Boolu rtt ti
to ftickto fømac
) d69 ( ^
É H i h t tf aO <$einv^C9it90<iHeroiu
få. •'-' ^eircHe^ff « HernOiiw*
» «ioMnt«im-' of imall Treei« Cmtuht)
> fiercc, hot, a QBickfer«
erf e,* fervcnr« i^ef Pir Ct en 6talb) • Matiger
ioknt Pflin« or i Ittek in m Stable.
dent Prayer« ^tfftf'to-btitch^ bread» diV
i«f ce or fn- dofe jo^tig onm^
ene (SSctor' i^effeb^rr Arlnn^ortlMFniic
locion« Cbcf« of Srrawbertytn«.-
ioIencStprm. ig^ttb^vttKi Arkitccrte 9t
ndy, vfolent- Scrawberryvirec,
y. wcesfive- ^I^,re^> Heiltt \(h(at Ulr
y* «,. 9o5t)(rbreb) ro be inagoéd
aifii<;«, Vjo- State of.HeaUh.
iiion,Fi«rce- ^ ,. ^ . - •
iisn«ffc Ea- '5«lbrebe^ to cure or beaU
^tlbvtb9iia, (»rable, what
tiKiy he Maled. ^ .
i^elbrebelfc/ the Cure,HcaIing;»
01 Rfecovery.
ijelb, CPpffO Fortune, * Lnck,
Prnfper^tyiHflppinefs C^tU
anffdqbiøt^éb) Elegance,
Neatriefs*
^clbi CSaHc) a Declivity,
Stcepnefs, Decline« (ffootf
paa v^^b) <o ^^ decliningr,
((atiiSoffe fader p^t)tlS)
ne is Qpon the 3rink of hit
Rniji,
4e(5e* (6narO « Gin, Snart
or Spring.
ling, Fflften*
lackle, Flax-
hflckle« (em
riticize, rc-
!, chide, per-
id, hackled,
lling, Hack-
?rotc£lion.
e) to hedge,
1, fence«
Clafp.
: ffte^wuh '«t*4„:»a:iy^é6?*''
fa (len tight
Hook«
Crcrt Dcb ben
Baøffavneti)
. ^ei ^a!
nimoly !
againlt CBS) to lean or '
bVid tewards« (Jba^tn^tU
hvQ itgrows towards Ntghr«
(ffluren f^eMer) the Wall is
in Decay> br ready to fall.
(f<enfe) to ponr. (^ed^er
fom et 6fib) to heri. (tt
&tib l^elber 6m6t9tboebeU
(ecBagberb) theShip heels
a Starooard or a Port*
lian*
res, Darnel, t^tlbtHf ftBtnding, Inclining,
roomgrafs. DecUning,chcGoingdown»
/
J&e ) iTtQ i Uff
4att«bei incltiik^ W|i4i>fei
happf . .
ijcl0t8eit# happily. pr«()^eT^
^tMnm, Cb^ihii S^tcfpnffrs*
Dcchviry. il''iiauit<5li*ping»
(af CH 6faM«t»> iiNi<s'a-
' CIS of » SMti vtt. (M^tlt
paadrt»tMnOcheB«crtnns
? a TiTc.«r begins'ob« Iow«
ijeldi (af.bcEef> tfiN^illy.
4eie, f. cm f^u) tU» tfit
(famoKn/ ot^rf ftc«) ocon-
i^fUi l)eU*^ to bMl «p» CO bt
. cured.
4tltn, Hctlin^t Confolida-
tion.
Helena, Helen,
i^élcn^C, healing, ^/^J^^^'i^^-
ing, vulnerary« Qi tcrøCCOtl«
«ClO. .
t^flgetu a Saint. CaBc?)e(acné
.©afiO «11 Saintf Day.
ijettebarb/ a Halbard or H4t-
bard. ,
AOcborbcri (cm, fom fércr
CB J)c«*arb) « Halbtr-
ijclcr, T«^«^ (jeg »il c JcN
Ut K.) ^ *'■** rather or I
could rjrhcr cholc to &c.
ifclliS' holy« facred, relicious,
bUff.'l. (beitibcliO^ folcmn.
. C^c^eQii^O ihe S'Jints. Oen
Mu\ ttan^) cHe holy Ghoft.
Otn bcHigc ©fhfO "»« '»^^ly
Writ» thc Scripture.
i^tlli'g ' Tifteiii the £va btfore
aFeail*
uivau *.if*'i-a
nffHipvqpi 9 .ivm
S'Ofc -,:• .
^iUigbwm, ter
. Thinu. . CS»d
/ cbc SanAwiry«
or Cnp« to fceff
' Popifh Charcftji
i$f Btgtf to hilloi
cbniWvarå. •
tSdHfCff haUoMd
coi recrai«d« . '
"deatggttørelfH^ Sft
OontecratiMU'
h.ilon'inj^«
vffediggiérer, a Sa
^eli9^e^r Sanait
Sacrtdnefa^ (fa
b« a Hypoertce*
^OigtK^lO^ to CC
lemojzc; ftmdif
ly.
.ijeaigl^olbelfCfdiaC
Sandify*ng»
hellig Pebar, tf^i
Hypocrire« .falfe
ly-Vrmrty.
flfr# the Haro
Knapwced«
igeOig'Crefolbigbf
Holy-Trinity-Sai
^eatgtCrtiBoBgcr
gerafe^, £uip|
cwcluhpay atter
<sciffy sMit. '
A«^'^/
^ ) -sri ( ^
I a Maftiffs Co.llar ftt
liAcp Points.
leros Champion« War-
Cc« 8i|P^ a.whitifh
lt#: 'f heroic or epic
ttr % .an epic ?oer.
if heroic Vir tue.
miitg^ heroic Feat or
lociff a Romance«
tfflg, heioic« hcfoi«
^f heroic Spiriu .
\t a Heroinc.
> Heil« Tarcarus« che
Jll Power«*
if ' infernal«
»^fgnin^/ cheAbyfi«
I of Heil.
I .l^ranb/ a Hellrake«
brand of HelL
» jlo^/ Styx or die
in-Fluod.
»S^^i^^i theFarieaof
6 ^U3^r Pluto«
»«$utl^/ a Hellhound«
3 PtttCf thc infernal
entf«
6 Pfa9<9n^in&erf' f,
:Dea furier.
9s6viciø# the Gulphof
iterj. hcm !
»fi a trigger.
to ftpp, (^ay» carb«
in, put « Stop toi to
in« Cbcmme et 3;mO
d a Wheel.
tli^r fscret, private«
rfttne« cljnctilatf clnfc,
rious« hidden« occnlt
econdite. O^tmmtU^
\ati\0 t^^*t Incer-
conrfct. r^nk Apll^ «||
ttnj nndcrhifid . De^lingt
with one« ( t^cmilicfiø il««
. tiaø) intriKuc. ((»emmcHø
etmai) the ^Privy, thf
Houfe of Office, neceftary
IToufe. Cfftmmtli^t iiittø
. IPab) clandelHne M^rrii^ge,
Hedjgemarriaje. Cbemmeliøt
Oicfaf) Ogline. (bemtne.
Itdt Dp^otiiéfkb) a Hiding-
piflce« C»f ^aøe intet bem'
meCtøt tmeHem eO there is
fio clancular or. privat«
converfation becween ns,
Cen betnmdia Krappe/ (Der
: . eller Smiø) a private Stair-
cafe« DoQr or PafTage«
. Cbranteliø &aO an hidden
Treafare. (bcmmeliø 6atllv
menrottelfe) a fecretPlor or
, Confpiracy. (b e m m e I i t
" Sotlfr) a Myftery, fecret or
bidden Art. Cl^an (oCDer
fine ttnø (emtned'øe) he
- does his Bafinefs with great
Secrecy, he itaveryclofeor
referved Man,
^emmeUgen# fecretly.private«
ly« clandeftinely, in hugger
mugger, incognito. CpoIbC
bemine(ioen) to conce^il,
keep « Thirn fccpit or clofe,
to iecret» Clii*'e beiiimcltøea
. P'id een} to ly in Ambufh, m
Wair or upon che Lurch for
one« Optce, ^mmtli^tnf
. bP^D 3olf ttøer) CO liiten pri-
vily to whitPeop^e fay«, to
. phy theEavesdiopper.Cøtpe
een i^mmiUgtn et ^•'.^) ro
five or tip one the.Wjnk,
Ute Øa bemmeltaen bort)
togoaway in a Mift toltcal
away, 0te bemmeliøeip to
Iflugh in the Sleeve« (pebe
beilimettaen) to pray in Se-
ere r. (forcctte noøet bem«
meliøen) to do fomething
clandeftinely«
a 2 ijent«
i
^e ) 872 X Jgjf
iJciMiéHMeb,' a Secrec. My- ^tnUt, to dk» ifidtilk« c»
il«ty« hMdetiThing, S«crc- _ pirc. ...
cy» Piivtcy.
^dlifr^ib^alff/ hemorrhoidal.
tjenV- fcimewhicher CaO to
thtt PUce > on cliere, in6re
- chtt Way« further chither«
wtrd. (berben)'rhMier. #hi-
therwnd. C^dae t»cn (il <fn) 4<nfa(ben, fiillcn« dteiy'i
to go up to ««nt. (op) up pineH awiy. (tiQ given or
thither, up to th«t Place. a^'^ii^ed to. ' «
fjeitbcerei tocarry foroething ^ef|fill^en^f, CfttntCBffCitoffO
^ .-trJ«— - •« »Mt%.n«rr langnifhing, pining^4Nra]r.
^enbrage^to dragtdrtntniMif ,
carryaway* C^tKOi^i^M
your Life. ■ •/ ' "^
^enfal^C/ tofall, fink, dcttyt
drop down« C^ll{Wllif> to
lah^uifh, pine away« (tff
2afkt) to giv«^orMf«p
to V'ces,
awa^
or
ray, depart; (tiQ to |i^
travel fomcwhitMr* «
^mfartf Depirciirt» Dcpift-
fomewhitKer« to tranipert
f^rnbØiCi' to-inclfn#» btod
foméwhttlier « bend in.
igenbroati transported, car-
ried fifr.ewhithvfr«
fStnbtiMt, to bring or carry a ,„
port ic: CSibcO w bufs igenPétte, t>efiff^«e, €•«•«•
aw«» or bcftow the Time. pon rcmoveaThmgfbae.
igenber to fall Otti, happen. .^^. . r*.! >t i.«f»>#*i«,4^
corac to pafs, comt by ^tnfl^ttt, O« Ct flfldtf ^M«
Chance, to chance, to rcmovc. to fliitc y ottr Lod-
•?enbe# pron. pcrf.her* ' _ 8^"KS.
dwtaf, incident, happen- drop down. <« «MWr) ta
ing,changing,adventitiotfl, b- disfolved in Tearfc
(brtuirous. ^ i^enflve^ to fly fomewhicberi
i$(ntclft# tn Accidont, ItiCi- ' to flee or tun away, to ft"
dont, Advenrnr«,. VentBrc, tire to a Place.
Ctfii«lty.Emjrk*n^^^^ ^tnfLxvt, to fly foqicwhither.
CC Cafe« (jfl tn fienoelKj ' 1-. ' ' . ,. -
accidenrtUn per Adven- *nf^i<f to adjoin. add.tOi.
tnre. P"^ ^«-
i^eitbenbt/ incident, happén- i^enførci to lead carry or bring
ing. fotnewhiiher* 0(Q to relcr
^enbeii pron. perf« her, hers, to.
ChtnM *ioO her Gown. igg^f^i-t, ud, carried. or
Chtt cr mm Ctoej o« iffc brought iomewhither.
bcnbcO it li my Chair and . ° - _^
not heri. igen grtrtC, to go away or fowf
igciibe (føl to happen, &11
out,
«$enbØb# decetffed, departed
thii Life, dead.
whither, to pafs away, (ti«
^en gaaer ben) Time piifei
away,
i^eiiøiiiigf f. Sorrgaitf.
^ ) ars ( ^
!t^ f. Cr« CM er øi^rt
Sll)-tt if done foperii-
or negli^enrly.
^ CO give awsyt ptrt
(f^tlabc) t#(ib«ndc>nt
ic Cl^cøatøe (ta. cti(/
k fi4 til> CO ^ivc
elf np to« (opofre Aa)
oteyourt'elfco« (l90(d«
||} CO yield yourfelf
W§ given« addiAed,
rd to. (een f^tn^ittu)
d CO one* 0^enau>cn
tr^ ^ivcn, indined to
Bor mffedtonate Ser-
t^b 9 Affpél^on 9 At-
nCt Devotion* Refig-
Sobmisfion«
f to flip or (lide
to appertiin» belong*
to.
, CoTitrtnt) •bont*
b') towards, thicher*^
there flgaintti againft
raflet # inconfidente-
IvifeJlytttRuversor
ir€.
I tf to^ fling, chroW
CO look or ca(i your
>inewhicher«
ie# CO come* ger or
o» CO arrive fomcwht-
> Arc4vaU
f, (Sv. Cj«(t Ian rtfe
t aaa ^tn) I cannoc
afs chus»
»# CO lav orpncaftde*
up« to weep*
^ Ctir er ® red^ to at-
fttfive CO« PHce.
^entebei to lead, condué}* c«
j{niclc, cari-y or bring fome-
^Wiirfjer. (Tom ^nl) to
derive or curn the Coarfe
of Water.
^eitlcbninøf a Condait ; Dari*
vation, ^
^titl^bi (StbenO <h< Coarfe
ot Time* (^Sanbetø) the
Cour fe or Flowing oS of
',. Watcr,
i^enløbr^ to flow or ran Tome«
whicher« (fom Siden) to
pa^s or glide away«
i^ettl^bettf flown or ran out^
■ paflTed away*
i^enonti |^enomfrinø> chat
Way about> cherc abovcft
behmd aboat«
^tno^t up above;
^tnovev, beyond« overorofi
the other Side«
^entccfte, to reach fomething
fomewhither« (UMi) tO
reach, comeco* cotoach« to
attain ro*
«5eiire9ne/ to afcribe, attribatt
or impace a Thing to a Par-
fon« CO facher it upon hinu
v^rnrcgnengfthat may beafcri-
bed, arcriboced or imputed«
i^enreifcy v.ta travel, joarney
or go fotnewhither.
i^enrrife, CaDeptrtare« •
Going away*
igenrf cté f to exectott* pat co
Death. (ffpre) to direft.
(benretre fi^ Sob tmob 92or»
b^n) ro dire^ yoør Coorfe
towards Nurch« .
i$enrectelfe# Execacion« ctpi«
tal PuniHinient*
i^enrecteCf execatéd, pac co
Death.
i^enriber to go an Horfeback
romewhicher«
•Jeii*
# > S74 c H
f 1
4[Mri«c^ té drtw, pull antji
: ilhttch'fWiyy^lemji^ocf or
hnrry twty« ^-
iSiiTéitfnø mi» Iowa foni«
whirher* ptlH^fiwty.
ijfénr^fc^ tocraiuporc. cotnr
trtnct I ' rtvifh-t - pvc in tn
•-■éirxw* to *ipnirt. ■ •
^tnv%nt, 04 et etclV co
drtw nigh* co «pprotch» '•
^enrfffelfe^^ m Rsttfj^. Kap«
. tiir«» R«virhm«nt»
4eA*^f9ciiirf, nvifliiiilf.
<haroiiQg» . ij.
cafy« Trance or Rapmr^bt
pot bffidfta himfelf, . ^
4i9«fihc cransporcad, tncrtftr
ccd*
^tiVPmif to pvc fetorpUtea
' foiiMwhithft* or in loma
iPltca« OiffM) to fat apatr.
^dlfegiiei to MU dropor6nk
• down* HU imo a Swoon«' '
^Cftfft/ tb look femcwhither«
co ragatd« co mind« cake
^ Notk* at f . ^
fnfiMci fa« adi^rbiiifctrorl
i, (i t)cnfccnDc) in Coiyklé-
raf{piv.^gard on RafpaÆo^
faeing» tonfijariog chaK^ '
^8M«Uam^ away,fail foma-
wtiitfior* **
•»■ •
«$aiifcii^# cofandaway« co-ax-
- paditm4 to dispatclw
ifftt^bf lfe>rh€ Sandlngaway;
' a DJapaich«
ijenfenbr# fenc away» diiptc-
' chad* ^ . .. .1 .
«$éniibbef to ramaiiH -ftay or
*^ xontinaa in fona P)ice» :•-.
■
4en(l(ac# a Defign, Purpofe*
Drift, Aim> aScopeianSnd*
- Intantioiu . 1$ Aiif
-inRégardcot (nMi
eaDrb)RatMJon«...
; titufi§t) in whai Vi
^^(løcar cd,aiQtr.jJNri
. :7umKth4vaa!Thin|[.J
CO hava a Hrpofa vi
. ' to ic« ep raga^ ni
Ralatioo co»
i^cnflgcevbc^ canjitm
a Tendcncy or RcSi
ralative* ; ,>.;
(j^Øpctn^ adaur M
r wicn Relation« >
njenfTaffa, (btmøt lili
' fo canfa fooMchini
> bront ht or pot ram^
(fPaf c bort) to pal
• ' turn ont or away«. :
n^eaffiTfay co fend c
fomewiiirlieri* dispi
^tnftiHtHtf « Oif ptH
bflSl'y, Misfiop, Dap
,' Dclegatioiu
i^enfFtf f eCf fent awi
pe'ched«
igenlfifnlnøy aSanVfl
" wnicher. :
^tnfttivt, (ff riae nlic
^dnff) to wfK*'fo
fuperfi^lly.
•• fhove awliy« (ibct
to fhoot foinewhtth
i^étfOAOe/ ro beat» oa
whithtr. (t 3)eir aj
i'^coåi^liren,. negled»
-i defpiTe a Thing;
^cn(Ioebe# to drag, hai
foniewhirlier,
^S^ftjflicnge^ co chra
- fling away*
i^enflibe, toweflr, waf
. (fom £i5cn) to pafi
^tnftMittf co malt aa
Søivecjl C9 ba diif«
maåcad ia 'Xatrv v.
^> )) 375 (C ^
•»
I fhMSliiritltt or
l>y foret* to ran
. .-■.■.■ .
flink or fntak
1 or Af ep, fbeO
dit« ilecetft«
eptrctd » deady
I Fallings aSiecp«'
D r o w fi n t f s,
ilace foméwhtre«
ren) r« leave To-
>nt's DKbrtrton«
tterlii«iii^ tO one*
CgrcinMe fil) «>
III« to meet at
be bounded or
n«
>cxtend, ftretch
r.
fbill, fhed.
(»trtfotn^e) to
meager or chin«
:hcGrowing rliin
s Falling awpy«
hnrU darttfling
»mewhichtr > to
grown thin or
gawav.
nnk Qi'wxi^ .
akt* foalbajroarw
of« pofTets'yoQr-
Som AultO to,
.akt ftitf.
tnnmbtd« grown
« go for, to bring,
srtake« fetchnp,
rtrcotfrom«.r«-
over,
p to* towards«
• go forward, or
.vance> Hep to a
poach.
. CO rtau>vt«. fo or marick to a
Place.
ijent'^Oe, co.apply, actrtbntab
. afcribc- tfr. wnpntt to«
igenub^ pn^3»«ftpfthiaMKf^
oat iVoakkeipRCa. .
i$enon&ir» jdMvto dowti hoat
hvnce, d4»wn thirhtrwardt*
ijtm^et^mtaKjiwartOt hy»
' egatnft« al^pctft,
^tiivte^,. (omtMll0.tbotit» aU
mott. (MMHnit)^ aboat
twtlvt Glook.
ijeitvtntc* tn curn fonitwhi-
thcr« to dirta» Cii" {XtAflt
liQ to di^'td yonr.Inttntion
to« 0^) to torn foaltv^i-^
ther, C^d (il een) to addraft
or apply . yonrUlf to ont«
makft Applmdrn or Ad-
drefs to hlm. C^OttKlUe)
to cvrn afida Ar tfway,
v^enoenbelfe, aToniingfonit-.
whicher» ' • -•
t$inv\iBni»gf{ an Addrtff« Di^
redion, ' St Dircdmg ,of a
Ptrfon« , ~ •
i^nvi(i#.' to fhewont «1it Wajpp'
fdtntwhitber. dir^^bioitlii-
ihcri toaidirefa*
i^eovifegbe/ addtoiifihg« dir^
iStv, htre, in tTifsFlact« f(ee
øedcnfbf) bare btlow. CtKtr
og Ni;} htrw and thtrt« # . ;;
«$erAf# hercof« ont of ebif«
benet« -from kariotb. kar at q f w
by rhta. from tbia, .
^ttaMfi It«raf>fty, Blaconry»
che Art øf Bk'ioning,
i$erbaHu«b.4fin HerbaU
i^erberør an Inn« Lodgtng«
HaT boor« Qwelling-Placa*
Sbakar« CfM c« CaratonO
" a Car-
^i r sre ( €fi
ji Cafivtnfcray« CWit^t
bcrøO ^0 innfto honfeScran-
gerfl« (t^gt ifib i l^erbetae>
' to pur up at an inn or cakea
temi orary Lodning,
vjcthcrgere; to keep an Inn»
CSReifenDe) to ifn or honfe
Stranj^ers or-Tnvellsrs.
i^erbergererr an Inn-keepar.
løerbarifl, an HerbaUit Boca-
. nift
iferefrer^ (efter benne K^b) af-
terwards. afrarrhis, h«tear-
cer« a^ter. chis Time. (i
Rremtibcn) for rhe future*
derefter/ pron. dem. (bereftet
retter ban fia) he. ko«s by
thtSi oy chis he taKes his
- Mearures,
^erfon for ir« for tliis»
rover, over and above«
i^crfrai h^refrom, from Jience,
i$erfrem#forth on,hithfrward,
nearer to. ^
^erfiigl rhe Ho^poop, Pewer.
i^crben, berbi^/ hither, hcre
to. Otmbib} comebyhere)
draw nearer.
^er^oø; hcrcby. by this, here-
with, 'here jointd or inclo-
ftd, at tne farne Time«
i^erty hercin, in this.
i^ertgicnnentf thro' this Way,
herechrough.
i^erimenenif here betwixt.
^erimob/ hcreagainft, againft
this.
4^nb; f^ninbtf in here, with-
in.
^erfomfl, (gebfel) Birth, lEx-
tra6)ion, Defcenr, Family,
Race, Origlne. (riniC) Ob-
fcuri-y of Birth.
^erlet>e, to derivc.
^ttli^i glorious, high, maje-
ftic, great> excellent, illa-
ftrtovs* ' mcfitflc
oot, fplendidL
i^erligenf gloriovi
lently« mtgnifiee
didly.
^ttligøtøtt^ CO gi
Glory to, to exi
Gloniication.
«Serligbeb# Clory
lUnårtoainefs • ]
Splendor, Ma
Brtghtncft. C9l
liøbéb) theRighl
leges of a Manoi
gcrO tht Maicft)
^ermapbrodhfan£
dite, a Scratw
1$erou^# herewitht
hercby.
4ermelin# an Enni
i^ermrlinefpierterj
Work.
tStvmitagt, an Hen
litude.
i^erncb, here beneat
' down.
15erne^en nnber^he
undcrneath this 1
i^ernorfl/ here nex
Time to come* I
forthwith.
i^er 09 ber, here and
Way and chat W)
dpTiTi.
i^érbtff, f. heroic,
' epic.
igtr^ff # «dv. hero
l§eroI^/ an Herald,
Arms, an Officer
ries Mesfages bet
ces« and proclaio
and Peace.
1$croI^e«ltmb«^e# s
Office. "
^zvoibB^&taVf the
or Tipftnff of th
Anns and Herald
^eroME^ harabont>
hereof»
t »377 ( ^
.H hfffoftiiDst %
I*, jNtPCUp« op
rf -vpwardfl«
Mve«
MtMAf here-
u. (i^aii bott
b* lives in tha
brre tbove«
i^er,*ovcr tli»»f
HAtuntttt (!i)
arveif at chia*
ofTs liere ac» to
is I after this,
orrpaiife«
t^ fom ttogft
rd 9 Maller«
a Proprieror«
• (mtnc t)0
bet et en frotif
a fine Gcntte-
i ^enfeenbe tit
:) Ma(tei . 0>M
»cO i^ depends
C fin egen) to
Mafter, (iniH
r Lord. (Ⱦre
to have the
Dominion of
tC ft.) to lord
Maftery « play
ike State upon
nincer , carry
rd. (fem ^er»
ren) like Ma-
tt.
rdly* OU (ler ly >
lomineering,
i AortfpiO tht
Cards of Ho-
icart, an Fdi£l«
Pr«c!amation,
iam,Diftria«
^fntMff, (RifétaO ft Din
or Aiiembly of PriiKea or
EftåM«* ($cxr€taøc« ittl^
(DdaO I>«y« of Bafe. :
igtttmmiiti « ØDmtnitff^
lordfhip . ■ . DonkuiicMOv
S«Tgnor||» pir«aiøn», Q6»
▼rrnment« (|mc ^enreliim'
tne) to reign, gov<m, btar
Enlø.prS^« CMtMneftc^
Ariftocracy/- Ct«iMlJ!4)#»
ino«r«^.^.:(9gM umMtU
bare) Tht#«rtcy^ (iiiniM
9rOT(cC> itbfelafe Pøinh
(nOen SoDe; Defpocifn«'
Judge.
igerregaartf a Maiiipn a lord't
Seat« Lordf hip or SeMiory?
i^errego^e # an Lordf b!p %
• Kanourm, « Dtmtftn • tt
Lord'a ÉiKit«»
igerrcgun^f « Prince*! Ft>'
vonr.
tjerrefevoet/ higk^rfplciidid
Life,
^ttvtilg, lordhr. noble, fpf g.
Dincent > iplendid«
i^errcng f biemliøett « lor4-
likei maitetiyi fplendidly«
fnmpttiouily,
t^tWtl^B, withoni • MAfter».
trut ofPlace or Servleet Ofil
that nobody wtU own« '
i^erremaO # dtlictt^^ ]itn^»
Tidbirs, . ,'
iferremantif > léf d^of a Ma-
iior, Proprhtbr, aPoflTéffbr
in his own Right* a S|mrt>
a .Gentleman, (tet Mct
fom enf[)erretDtiiD htriinp
like a Gtntleinan«
^erreitf (9ttl)thtL«rd€od»
i^trteiiAaMf the Grac^ w
Favour of tht Grcat«
i^ertene 9ortf the Loifd*s
I
•^ )}ST8: :(( , #
4:€t9tm»i^$m, ^n^t^B igHfii^f ki^%rim
Lord. rbc Day Vf Ja^jttntait. i$<fr»tieft9^ ItfMtfoé
^lllf l lf ØalveftCr the: Anoiii"' iinnioHiiniMpDet&vB-
• • itil«iC 'h« Lord; ino; RalcQT'Swtv«
i^c t g< Uti rrtif'e lli«ir High- ijfCWiiiiio, tiK^aMiit
' llig^riBeffers . ch« Ho[(tn nin|;» CoiMHMid ing
.. Iff # f. i se r rt ww6 4 -^ tliif, to jt«.:aiHo u«
^ 9Luik or D«grt«. w « Lørd 4(rrir^- « Dvki *
' or NobliAtii; " ^ i$eitu9D#mmeV • D<
PtrUr. ' ^ .Jertttsm^e a Dutcli
ijfjretleiiedf, publte Serviet, ^etmgf . »roite ,
4in^n, to coait,, pro^^ ijernigø X)<rrbi8tfd
F««» •«""""«•, - r - DignirybfaDtokt.
<ei«4b, t Dominitlon, Sr g- ^^^^^ ^nt, oar herc
noraw, LorcffbfD; Ctoni tb s Place. Waae
(I ttpnwO Mafiar, Miftreff ^v |K), -l com/fort
. of ril« Hoofe, (^r aiia< . w r i. I. r
t>crfal>) the Prificei. ^«nil>«f , (• \)tvaU
^Séttt<ib§, of«rbeh;iijingto. '5cru^e^ for^ herewi
. a iord*t of e Manbr« ^eruii^er t hcre un;
i^erfltebø mjjlle, Vj«ill bc- «' *>«ow . under tli
longing ro ^ Manor* or a
cnmroon Mill«
TfS^Abf 6Ior 00 (9ob«/ a
Caftleward«
. -</ tog.pvcrnt mie« refgti,
fway , bcar. Sway » mie the
Koaf^, hav« tbé Cotnmand*
piradion orGovarnoient of*
OCføm CII fifiO ro prevaiU
^^rfNtlbfy raiing» reigning.
prevailing*
ijeiirewbf viU , imperionsly.- igeéfligeii, naftiJy, aboc
ijerffer, a Rul«, M^fter, detcibiily«
Commander, Governoor, igeøliabeb, Cglinefs,
^r^cw, •^.mirv , OaftHncfs. <
tferfTfrill^fi t Miftredi^ (^c^) Naftliners, Fil
1Serl7e^f hcreby* b
'hcrew th,
i^rtrrejffl , a Rechang
^céliøf ugly« deforroec
voured • gflftly« dis
tionedt disj^gt eeable
nreen) nafty, fool
DPciean« Iflbby« pUi
ty. i^nanftcentiQ^ ii
vnmannferlvt obfcen
ie) f uh nafty.nnciea
tv Language, (o
aeteflable«
^ ) 399 ( ^
'Wfly. Oi^en flPotff Horftcoarfing, Jacå«.y't
rbdfiO • Pony* - Traét5» ,:v c ..-7
»10 a Courfer or <i$c^^iir«li9i Bttds, H^rft-
nnt Horfe. (BtC' i^eftc^M # che Horul«eoof
I nnmly or wild ? iUU)^Cq^.$*M.QOU
^f &cS)tftarring i$eftefi#^i Horreflefli«
lO^Dtg) ft refty or i^SeJMrif bØf # • Mtogir« •: ^
rft. f JTom UciIcO 4éfttft<tH9 thciCroiq^ or
Horic; Wirikta of^ HqiA» i '
^^acd» toilfome MefleUtiBtj f.!igiA00CtMS» ^
^^tlMthnft, cbt^An of t
BtVttCCie) • Svid, :; HflTfUwcb« . i-^ ^
recd of Hor f«f. ^tfttlctqnitmffølØø: ^' vttcri-
tbe Sboening of ^ '^naria^ ScnooL ". >
i^^elitttbt/ dit Bottodk of t
lit Star on aI|or- . Horic«: *..,:, r. r.
ctd^ iSedelipper, tbt Lipif of
« Gadfly f Hor fe- a Jiorfe. ^ ' /
fSifttnutUf i^ettMfC!> tlw
he Shonider of a . Man« of 4 HvrCi •
tScØemorfeC/ aFair* whtrt
»eb, the}nintof IjLoVfea arr fold-, Horfc«
ier of a Hocfe* marker« -:^v'
rigid, hard Cnre« ^tlttmé§j , HorCir^lteig. ' . -t
a Caparifon« '^eflcntøUt # a Hor(^«-milL
>r Horfeclofh. i^cjIemnåCy tht MoQCll 0^..^
p a Horfelecchf , Horfc« ^ ^ «
a Drench for a . Mtnt.'
eller jonrgt # a a Horfe.
Horfes. ^Sf^^tf^ ^ t i4i1ttf)afML
\ Hor fefoot« ^éEttpvan§n$ a Jockty, Hor-
Horfefooctd« ic-conrTért .' a Otatcr Is
Horftmeac, Proi- Horfc«. .• "
. 1. « ' 1^ ijeile4Uce^ : tilt laet or Brttd
l?rHo&F2? of Horfai,
Colr, FotU * ^éftå'f'MifM , Hérae&»i
ibt f SkiU in Hor- ^cR<r#f|ter # OcflMrfiigr
Bini)cl») Dulncfi, BmfMarl^ a Grodm of
thft Stable« '
a Gitth or Sur- ^cflernnM^' aHorfe'a TaiU
^tftttnn^ QM) Sbavc-
Horfehafr. grafs, H6r(t-TatL
f, tht Chcft of ije^fa^Mr a Sad^le for •
.■ ^ . Hofft«
i
^e ) 080 ( ^
^ttttfdhiln99 the Sflddling of
i^cftcø jorf^ObeiTf the F4)re-
teet ot ■ Horfe. (bcnftØaO'
hztn) the Hindfeet of a
ilorie.
Fang.
i^eflfø ^vHa§ , the Print of
a Horfe^i Foor«
i^eitefFoni # f* ^t(ttm^9*
^tMtxnUp <ne Gelding bf
' fl Horfe.
i$e(le(r«rer f ^^cfUgil^er^ t
Horfegeler«
i^eflfø Ain^baVfcr r the
Cheeks' ot a Hurfe.
^tfttftotT^ Horferhoe. (Urt)
Horrefhoe.
n^cflcfFofOlUb/ a Fir rier.
i§<iteflfor(^«/ a Hobnail.
i§f(leffoening# che Shoening
O! a Horfc«
^tfttfivabt, ^tfttftviffit, a
Currycoinb«
i^efleø BnimiRf II ^ CmeØ 9««
nene) Fatcade.
tgefkcø M^/ fl Carcer, Coarfe
or Race«
^tfttéHtt^f^ipring, a Capriole,
Caper orGoatleao of aHorfe.
^tfMmifft , Horfegears or
Trappings
^€ftt9VtCtftflo^9 Ghnderi«
^ftt^ingtl, the SiKggers«
i^eflfjiaCb, a Horfeftibl^
i^efledalning , thePltfin^ of
a.Horlr.
'4tfM94mmt9 aHorfff-p<>nd»
a Wat:ring-pljCs«
*j^flefygbom ^ the Diseafe of
a Hor le«
^tittt^i, Harndrf. 0«adC
i)€ttt$t paa) to harnefs«
^tfttffVf a Stealer of a
Horle,
ijefleoiffeTf Ertt. dit faitnr
Verch.
^tfttvvitiiitn-^ che Neiglnaf
of a Horfe.
^cilefolf/ Horfeineii. Cavilrf*
^etce# a Cowi, Hood*
^tvn eDer ^ctviu Vtnftaaoc,
Avenge', Vi'ndicattoi Um;
09cl»>^»n) &evcfig4il|^
l^ttn) CO take VengÉMM
i$fviie# CO av«nge, tevcm
vindicateé (fi%) co rtvw^t
yourfelr* oti , to rakc.la*
. venge iipon, to lighc
felf againft bini«
^tvntVf in Av4ng«r».
ger or Vindicator«
^tvntt 9 avenged » rtvcngi^
i^cvitcTierrig, revcngefvU tidp
dicirive. gree^y of RtvciM
^cvngierrigen, revengefnlTv«
i^evngterrtq(>e^. RcvengefaV
nefs Vindicasivcnefs. Gret*
dinefs of Rev'cnge.
^tvné'Tin, the Law of Repri*
fals or Rctaliaricn«
^c^$ a Wirch, Sorcerefs, fr
male Nccromancer, (ØM^
tntl) an old HaR«
^CV«/ to cnchanr, ufe Witch-
craff, exerciTc Sorcery«
^tptban^c, aOljngofWitchef
or Sorcerers»
«$e|rcbeaer/ an conjvring Cup,
^erebiiieOe/ a Talisman,
i^evcbog^ a con ju ring Book,
^tVtboq\\avtv , magical Chi*
radeis.
gil^e, a Dance, Mcetinf
or Feaft ot Witches.
^tftbvif, a Fhiltre.
^eirefigur/ a Talisman,
^cvtbiftoviti a TaieoiFinigiC
Adxci tiitej;*
'S^jrefiePr a magic Wand.
^ntfnu^tf a magic Knot«
^tptfttb^i t magic Citxle.
J^ ) 381 ( ^
tlw U«b An. Ui-
xy.V/ tcbc'ift.
Milk prodaccd by
to bring or cirry
t» dnw hither or
o åtWt, chaf« hi-
o flow liichcr. -
j fly thii W»y.
to Almmon ant
command him to
[O eirryt bring
ieCatryirghith«r.
to %o hi'hcTi tid-
■pprotch,
to Itin 01 inclina
ippcrtiin> belonb
ii ta ønhn 9aai>
inoihcr Time,
mdLcHalltihiftcn
•SWnVtilt hithn-to. till now.
v>'ti1l naw> to tliii Pla^.
ifibtaO>t, n ciU oTw hither.
<^i&t«mai(f tocomcj arrive
hiih r.
^ibton^r Arrival, Coming.
^l&lcCrf to condua , Uld
hilher.
^i^iift( fISr to fneak or crccp
Otly hitber.
ifMoitl, 10 cntica or allar«
^Mtbti to rair hitfact or
thi« Wayv
^tbhiMi to inclina or ftoop
thii W«y.
iffibnrtt I dfim thia Wa^,
^ibnø9Ci to prtft. importtné
. ona to Gome hilhar.
libov I Tp 'bil Wf y;.
iiCeonr over nn thii Gid(.
Ixbreffo a Coniiig rijtbar.
R nm.
^ttnifcr t« go,' joarnay hl>
~ther> retitrn, go bich.
^ibrtACf t* go bithar onHor-
re!>ack. ■ -'.-;.'■■■
^i»nfn>C r to rqn or Horn bi-
■jiCi'cr Cøi«K bttb) lo beib
to put intqifaaii, giv« m
canfe Heil.
^IbfcCr to loob lhi( Wly.
^IbftnM/to fcnd hither.
^IM'ottti to put, (worpliG«
^iefifi CtlftI*) ''01. ardant'
U.ient. ttud foc ^PoetKp,
pltfiunate. hue hen'kd, rili-
ly provokcj. Ot'^Sa ScbcrX
ta Ijitfiil WoWr) hc i« of a
har c nlliiulion. (»I hMt
ded Man. who will loon
t^U Fire. Min of Spank
and Dafh. C^ibfts Vt^<Y'(^
^i ) S84 ( ^
ijttmmtftøff ft Hankering
a*ter Home* •
^itmttiit, thc Goin^ home*
warH« a Rttlifn«
igiemribCy co return on Hor«
^itm^jtnbtø CO fend Home.
1§ifmt(n^elfef the Sending
home«
i§iemfrtfitittg # i. ^itmitiu
belfe;
^itmS^gt, CO vific«
^temføgelfe, VWt, Vificanon.
' (9uN) Affliaion, Suffer-
ancc.
^itmitiUtf ro commttt' leflve.
' "Cicg bictnAiIItr i^ec Ctl e^cré
SoriiJlti^Jl^fD) I comniit, pac
or ieave ic to yovr Prvdence«
*(fl« @aa til «U5) to Ieave
iTyowr Affiri'f ta Providencd*
^icmf^iTelr th^oufckceping.
^ituurccfUj To go or waik
home I to retsrn Home.
ijiemvanbre, ro jc-^ ho'ne, re-
turn to youT own Countrv.
i^iemvei § your Way home or
Return, (taqt éietnwifn)
- to go homcward*
lSl(lll19cn^C # 'O return home
or to your Country.
«$tfmvit>f to fend back, re-
turn , to (tismifs. Cen @å^
fra en SKet (il en anben) to
difmifs a Canfe from one
. Coort to another.
^XCmviUninQ f tlie Scniing
bflck> Rettirning or Dirots-
fmg.
i^iemviUningø IDoni/ a DIs-
roisfion of a Caufe from onø
Court to another 9 a Refe-
I rence to the firft Judge.
ifitrne/ the Brain or Braini,
(ben (tlle Q^ibietne ba^ S)ot
)icbc0 che hind- part of the
. Brain.
^itvntb^ttf a Trepan«
that inwraps c
Pia - Mirer«
^terneløf, har
crack- brained
i^ieritenaabDitii
t>f the Scult.
^icrnefFaW the
^iernefFal^iiibei
niom.
i^iernf ff almiif ,
human Brain.
i^ierneipiti^, ■ I
Phinrom, exil
but in the Brai
idie Conceit.
^iernefpin^i(r# «
^terccrlTPbf, f.'
t^ieroglYPi)iflf ,
^e1•^c.
^itnti a Ileart.
fttØcO che Hea
the Kin;»iom.
rjflje. S pir i t. Ur
(5jcnaf»fnbcO
(f crrte fic iyittt
tofotyourHeai
Cbnoe fC qobc C
to bear a goor
CiPt)diorbeDera
U) Ididit out<
beeen4S;)tcrfe3
Affe^ion, win I
mtt øaitbCPe ^it
my Soul or H«
@runb) from t
my HeJirt* (bi
i ben Jtai'O th
Coward* his n
Hcrt 09 ccbeU fy
and jj'cnerous S
(licadeDaa^ict
take flThing to
fiQ no^eC ^dat i
be art'eAed witl
tike ir toHeart,
tf fe (vaDc bcc S)i
not find in my
Iæøa< PA« $)ieri
fec at noughr*
^
^i ) 385 ( Jg>i
'' til fijetfft) it ^ittttXlapptn, t Ptlpitatioiu
ieves her « cuts Panting, Beåcin^, a Throb-
He«rt. Ct>^ttM bing» a Shaking of the
a M ttttt @Hh Heart.
bis Heart falU ^iertef lemmen^ an Oppresfion
oCe^ (icø ^obc of che Hearr* gréat Grie^
at gaat Utfj^n^ Hearc-brcaking,Hearc-born*
find in my Heart t^itVttfUmtf opprefled of
:r. C^D f^at M Hearc. Qeg er hitttttltmi)
'. paa^ittttO h« my Hcarc is ready to break«
[er Concern for is ooprefTed with Grief»
Gpod* has it at ^UrtArvmpittitØ/ a Syftole«
xn fmr Stomtné ^ierref ^ttMger, a Searchar of
ffaanb^ he is all Hearts.
e Kin^, or he i^iemlotppe, che Hap bf the
Ininence over Hearr. ^
btt øif f>am mut ^itvulag, an AfTeaion, Mind,
tnb noøec eHerO Cb^^t tt got t>ittttlagi M
•re to che Heart een) ' to fland well-afioaed
lanyThing clfe. towards one*
rtndebetooermit ^itvttiiQ, heartily, cordiaJ,
*c wellaway wich render, finccre.
[ttttt er fulbt af/ ^ierceligen/ heartily. cordiaU
)eu OOer ai) the 1y» tenderly, fincerely,
^s,whattheHeart y^irrteløø, (ff^gfagtfg) cow-
)rtfl(dt^eb) Face« ardly, fainthearted, tinman-
n^e) Chape. ly.
If Anyiety or ^iertel^ø^eb, (iowardline'fs,
Hearr. Faintheartednefs.
che Trembling igiercene/SCnger eKer 7^nel(t,
ru aCoropunaion, Pricking or
he Pericardiuni« Rømorfe^ a Trouble of Mind
he Blood of the for a Fanlt committed«
^- .^...\. ^iertenø ^riy^ C.^ft, Sitis-
%t>t, pathetic, faaion/Joy, DeJight,
. made in che 'Sievteiiø.SrvN (ttrO Balm
Heart. ^^ Balmgcntle.
^ierteøo^/ good- i^iercenø'EYøf acordialSa-
injgn, kind. lure or Ki fs.
elff/Heartbreak- ^^ierteitø'^Yfl/ an axtrJme
Affliaion. Contcntmenc
che Pie of the ^iertenø*Cr(((l/ an incernal
Confolation.
Pericardiura. ^ifft^(Øre, the Bar of che
Heart.
•/ ^^^ Ventncle fjerter; (i Øpi'O Hcarts ae
> ' Card^
rimer oas» fear- pierce *Tloe/ Tranquillicy of
areed« * U«art or Mind«
$5 b <5iec«
J^i ) 386 (
tJiertt'Xoeb/ thc Boftom bf
rhe Heart.
i^ierterør, C*ate) Aorta«
igiertf i'ørcnOe f aifcéling, pa-
thcrc
ijiertetllucire/ f. ^ierte^it«
ger.
i^tenetorø, Grief orAngnilh
of Hearc
igiertefp(t>=Mil8f Wctknefs of
H e a r t , Heflrtftirtcednefs«
• N«rabn«ff of Heart.
igicrtcfpaw, (Urt) Mother-
igiert€(ling/ aSting orFiinin
the H«art.
iS{iert?(løt»»C[^m 6(Ar|^r<tlcteit
giver en^DItébos^cr) thc fim-
iJlerteii^l?enfeC/ cordial, cor-
diacal.
iJicrtcfl^rFningr a Cordial,
Hcart's Eafe,
igicrtefiif« »n Fjactilation«
ejaculatory Praycr.
<iecf ctr^f f en , Heart-bnm,
Cordialjry.
igiertetf :&ortrenWfe/ Alie-
nation.
i<iertetø (Pninb/ rhe Bottom
of the Hcart. (btti tnbcrftc
^Braacr) rhe inncrmoft Re-
ceifcs of Hcart.
i^iertete PiPFen/ thc Palpita-
tion.
igiertete^erl^b/ thtEffnfion
of Hcart.
i^iertetø Vanfmcegtelfe, thc
Fainrnels of Hcarr.
i5ierrn?e<, Pain felt at tke
Htarr, Heartbiirn.
^i^vvtvttlf a Bofomfriend,
intimare Friend.
15icttct?ii^ni^g, a Diaftolc.
fiitttvu^&*S^i6h Robin red-
brcatt.
i^igei to Icng after« defire,
wiH) > covec* be defirous of«
fefterKigtø
Riches«
^tgeiir an A
Longing« ]
^igent>e^ Ion
titer«
i$iinfrhat«Cpn
^iiiie, chofe«
"^if^ the hicci
^iKf, to hi(
Hiccoogh*
^ittcnurn^r ii
marry conn
O wonderl
Zook«!
^ilff/ to fallit
ber me to h
Complimeni
him« C(^i(fe
one good D
^Wtn, i^iUni
Salute , Grc
ment.
man figcr i
good Oay.
^imbotr^ Ras
boer,
^imbccvtrctt, i
Raspisbufh.
^imitt CO die,
Lait. (^rUj
@?icmO.
^tmmelf Heav
ben S)tmmc(
Air. (paa
Roof of a C
6eng) th« 1
of the fitd«
to exrol one <
^immzibctlttt
^tmmelbUact
lonred> bli
blue«
^immtlbUtOf
Azure*coloQ
^immflbr#b|
from Heavci
Bfiif aRcgion/Zonf9 ^inanbeot one mother, eftch
e, . ochtr* miitiially»,nSciprocO*
!• Ibtfctftning , the ly«
Mnc« . ijifl^# « Hind*
Bøi^ffri tit celeftic ^iMbOt, a RindiMrry, Ittt*
berr>« Prtmboife^
ito£#b# die Mou'on i$lit^ban:trirc> a Raebctry*
Planetn Bafh«
tøPolCi the iPolet of i$inbé# a lieiAbraiit» Cnticlt*
^ N Pellidc
tétf the Afcenfion of ^inhtu in<inbranaoeo«a or
hrift^HolyTharsday. oiembraheoQt« '
trtøflDaø, Afcenfioo- ^in^efolMaagf 4teMte«l#
Valvnle«
tif elextced to the ij(ii5efotb# bembrancoiif*
^inber# an Rindering or Hin-
[ote« the celeftial drance» a Bar» ler« Impcdl-
ment« Stop> InterraptkNu
rcbOf the Circlea in bifhirbance»
omy. ' ' i$tnber(^I^, an Ambiiflu Ann
ØBU/ the celeftial bnfcade; Referve; Store«
i$inber[i9# hinderinr. canfiiif
ifO Bther, Air refin* an Imp«diai«ntt ooftm^live*
fnblimed. disadvancegeonaé
B^ø, the celeftial *«$SWb, a TDnjdt>
^ ' ^inbfalv, a Fawif or Calf of
r* '^ • i5inbre^ tohmder, bar, lét*
MbtnU, crying« inrcrriipt. - ""
) a crying Sin. ^inbtkt^, f. ^itMfU|U
• ba
a Bcdftead wIth ^inbret^ hincfered, barred*
ern> Foor-poft-bed- . bftnided, interrvpted.
iginbringi Hindering, f.^iiu
V hea^enly, celeftial« btt.
U fideral« aftraU ^ingflf a Stallion or Stone*
filltbetr heavenly- horft.
1. ^ingftfl^U « Horfe* Coltor
iøf, thaceleftial Lad- Po«l
' i5infe#roHmp» halr« golame^
torm, aFlying or fs* i^infebane^ (cit iheoiefeeg)
korm or Tempeft« i$inVef^ilithe lieriU or fiVa-
tr^q, a Region. penny-Morrla.
em, a celeftial Sign« ^inftn. Limning, Ralting«
tellat^on. Hobbhng.
9c# ^tiiMmrfgef 7iu i^inf m^ limping, hobbling^
iKingdoQofHeaven« ^j^^^^ a Floclu (ft. 4f dPH
^Uiiu * DMIt} Hard*
i^i • ) 388 (
Uetr, Fallow-Detr. (5 9«
gammtO a Stag, (4 lUr
famintO " Sorc S[«gitai<).
} Hat ømiuiulj a Soml.
. Spade, (et tUtt n 9«!
flafflBltO a Brock^'i. Pric-
Jwt. (,<&ttii-9int) » Buck
ef tht firft Head. CSE*«'"'
^iMt)! Fallowde r.
iJforMbniilllj theRucorant-
ting of De«r.
^ifivttb^vtii thc Atiireii thc
SchI, Horns Or BcJrnsefa
MT. CtCtnBl) l»"nt or
Cilcintd U\irt Horn.
DeefoomDeO ■'"= Cibbage or
Eutroi a De-VslUal.
^i»tt(^i>tnarodg«e itftrCaF'
Itt, (he BL-o.chei or Bran-
che) ofa Detr. C^t matløc
(inaac OJa ff n^tii o| «ttior>
Kboin) rlieTrochngt. («•
fcO HJri'sliorr-fTiaving*.
^iottf^oi'n , the bpoil* of «
Deer.
^loriejosci 'h* Hnnting or
Chafinjt of Deer.
^lontlaiv, lOcercalf, Fiwn
or Prickec.
■^iottttltt tStt^iomtlivtr,
fwect rmelline TDfoil.
*;ioi'[crici.'c, <t!e Hoof of s
Smr.
^iortel^BCf a leg ofa Hart,
•jiortrl(t^(^f Bock'i Leaiher.
^tørtdtit, t\\f Lnir.Retrliri or
Harbour ofa Deer,
^iontUb, a Deet's Fe«.
^t»Vttptit, a Deer'i Pizzl«.
^wm.Hffl, CllI et«u) 'lie
BuiiflCltpcc; ol' a Deer.
^iottegr(T«tting, the Pathire
or ViaiKlE tit 3 Deer.
^ioctcfFarti I Fewmew or
Fewmifhing or Dnng of 1
Deer.
^iamflTrif,
Troaiing or
Hi.MJieGro;
^i*itefpffr, [he
Striin.Srot.l
ofa Deer.
^iortftoFferr t
^lortttuffptrit
Hart'ihorn .
<^fsrtnornf thi
^tortctunge, (
4l»rtic, • Co
No.ik. Cf«
ten* &iern(0
Pms of ch« ^
^iern«, come
^■»rnc^uii«, ■
^tOritentotil, ■
Polt.
rroiner-Teeth
^irpc-cmSf (et
Hippoerai.
^ippfRtgrcedy,
of »»Tliing.
^ip font tmp,
felgcnbt: btic
ir >i all aiike.
"Suft, Millet, }
^irftascTf aFie
Miller.
Hi
>5iv*l!(gl, a uoti
^irlTiitngcr, •
UagKcr, •»
^i«( t>U! inMtj
hahoo, hiltno
^lening, (til 6
>^g up.
^iffttDwWTto
hoilt up. (g
Colonrs.
^ifTcf (ftm (hr
^ ) 389 ( ^i
^iifttt heretfrer« in the other
Worldff in the Life co come,
ih Heiven.
^i(log^er# chisWay ind that
Wiy, up and down* hither
md thicher.
ii^iti a.Hiftory, or Story.
^iffmcboff/ a Hif^ory-GooK.
{ifteteffr'tvcr, an Hiftoi-io-
frapher.
wteriff, hiftoricaU
^m, to find, hit. (paa) to
£•1 onr* inventt contrive«
AMfe) to divine , hit on«
Qm noaet falfFO ^^ forge«
^Ifebaritf a Fonndlint^.
^imgb^f, aFinding, aThing
todnd by rhancc.
^ioti Cnofict ooer^SotO to
heave lomethinff over bpxrd.
^inl/ a Wheel. O tn aSoffc).
theO e-wheel dfa Mill. (pet
femte piul paa en 3}ogn)
good for nothing«
^inlbaan^, f« «$iiilfrinne«
^inlftcnetf bandy-legged>bow-
Itggcd.
^ifljbcilaøi the Iron Work bc-
longing to a Wheel«
<iolb^r, a Wheelbarrow.
^tnMCge, the Spoke of a
WheeU
imlM^t, a Felloe or Jannt of
t WheeU
^tulformig#' made in cheForm
of a Wheel.
ik\fit^t, a Trigger,
^ioimagcrf a Wheelwright,
^ittlmagerarbeibf, a Wheel-
Swnght's-Tradc.
Inav, the Navc of n Wheel,
Ipet, ^Inlpett/ helped,
^i'ifted« aiden, fuccoared,
fiilriitff, f. «$iulfel9e.
mvpf, a SpinningWheeU
i^nlfiinntf Iron-Bandt,
Cloutt, Streaks or Strakci
iboQt a Wheel,
i^iuIfFitffe/ (paa 9]an&møirei
biuO the Laddle of a Wa-
tcr'iii.l-Wheel.
'^liihporgcr/ f. «5iiUe8e.
i^itilfpor, the lliit, Track or
Traa of a Wheel,
^itilflcmpcl; (|)0d QSodbinbe« '
ren) ' Bookhin'Jer's Roll,
^UlUMi^tf 3 Linch-pin,
^iilli?crf / Wheel-work,
1^0, bol Oh! Ah! Ho!
^ob, a Heapf Hoardi an Amafs«
PiUi Colledion, Agf regate*
(8o(f) a Mnititude, Crowd»
or Prefs,a Troop, Company*
(af fammcnleDct Jlaf) a
Gang,Sst,?ack,RouttCrowd
or Crew (ftor ©Ob gOlf) «"
Abundance of Folks, a
World ofPeople, (Venøe^
a Heap of Money, (bpnge i
$0&} to heap, amafs* to \
hoard up,
igobetal, f. «r. O* ©obetaO «n
Crowds, in greac Nambers,
in Troops, (om %in%) in
Heaps.
^oboif a Hantboy,
i^obotflr a Player npon the
Hautboy,
^ott, Adulcety, Fornication*
Who»"irig,
^ottfatl, an Adulterer« For-
nicator. Whoremafler*
^oerfone^ an Adulterefs.
i^ofi aConrt, RefidenceorPa-
lace of a Prirx*.
i^ofbager^ a Baker at Court,
^ofbetiefitet/ a Courtier, an
Officer åt Court,
i^ofbriig^ theCnftom> Wayor
Manner of the Court,
^oi^ctQf^tf a Favourite or Mi-
nion of the Conrt,
i^of^amC/ a Tourt- Lady or La-
dy o: Honoor to the Qu^n
or Pr i- CC ''s,
t$^f*(tthb:^9, an OfRce or Em-
ployment at ConrC
J^O ) 390 ( ^0
4»f9«pfl^ tlie Kiiig*t or
Qoe«n*f Chipel.
^offfwalutf • Courtter, «
Gerclem^n oftheCoart«
i$#fVo»pliiiienrcr/ Court-Ho-
ly AVttet.
tgoflfonrOigr l>read, hanghtv,
arroj^anc« infolent* "'S"'
fodring* lofty, elate, puned
up with Pride, hijfh-fwol-
Un (bimc (^uff^C^id) to xrow
>road. fweli ur i^ pnffed up»
.wirh Fri le) prefvinptaoQS
ri JtlAbtO beauifh , ipruct,
iplendid, nice in Clothcs,
iJofr^rMgcilf proudiy.haiigh-
cily. irr.M^antiy &c,
fSoffcttbigfft^, Pride. Vaniry,
HaOKhcii. efst Arrog;tnce, In-
fo cnce, Prernmptuouincrt,
iØoflfblf ; Coarciers . People.
tHac belongs to the Conrr.
i^flirøer/ a Huncsman of the
Couit.
ijofitltlf er^ a Gf^ncleman of the
K ng'5 BedchatnKer CQ\^tK»
t^oftaufcc) theGroom of the
Srole«
«$offof/ a Cook at Court*
fSofltv^tant^t 9 i Caterer or
Porveyor t^ Courr,
^fltvnttt the Way of Living
at Cuurti a courtlike Way of
Living,
ifofmaate # Court-Farhion,
Glllantry«
ijofmailb^ a Conrcier.
vjofmatibø/ adj. courtlike«
^imanttt,tht Caurt-fafhion,
Gallantnefs* Courtednca-
tion«
^ofmatftalf the Steward of
the King'f Houshold«
^fmeflet/ ((io6 umie i^errer)
a Governuur, Tutor, (^uué«
tfofmtfttt) a Steward orMa-
lordomo«
^øimtfUtin^t f a Governeft •
^ofmobf f« 4m
Ordinary ae C
i^ofllar, the Kit
Bnffoon«
igofUr^ftia Chapl
ry to the King
^cfraab, aCoui
King*s Connci
^c^fretf thb Kin|
of che Kingos h
^^offTir, the Wa;
at Cour'.
^offToemaacr, a
that HOT Et for
"^offfva^tv, a '
works for che i
Court,
Office mr Com
i^offorg. theCot
Mourning.
igofflproir the Co
i§offtar# the ]
iiold.
igofrey the Hip
Haunch«
igofte Slare, the
i^oftebten^thcH
Bone*
igoftebrnben
hipped, hipfh*
or Hauoch is i
i^cfceptiie/ theS<
- gout»
Pocket of Ho<
^oitex^tt, out
whoie Kaunch
ijofteffaafi the ]
Thigh.
^ofteveer (• 4c
^oftiene^Cr Coi
ment or Scitt
^» ) 391 ( J^o
laneer) thc Orde«- ,
Fflfhion or Manner
Ceiirt«
interj. Ofio !
incerj. ho chcre ! hold«
:herel hola* htUoo !
ir! ftop! be (lill!
brugte fun i f^tø^nbe:
i)oIbcD<r (itSaiiO to
Dpportnnicy > co im-
^ati^^tb, &\b, bcr
»gcOStren^rh (5er cr
retr well , vill do a
Deal of Service.
iaftbtO Faftnefs, SoTi-
Firmnofs* (D(r CC in«
I55cr0>ti^"ocftrong.
t« hold, keep) to t^ke
ain. ru((ain, maincain,
Sffe oDcrfrcebc) 'o
fervei live np ro«
5af#CI(Pe) ro love, che-
fond le. (|)olbe tormc«
flfll fdO to be hugely
iced, make coo mncn of
felf. (^iht aU faui'
to approve of. (J), af
;o keep ofT. Ct^oUe cU
øO to diverct avert
>ltl}to foltcit, petition,
icate for. ((olbc 9ri)U
) keep Wclding, r^OlDC
to-keep in Awe« C|0(5e
rn 09erx)aabcn) to ore-
nhild at the Font. (^oU
MO '^ make a Speech,
; ^UUé) ro keep Hoafe.
t iOuué, (arme I tmt
afftc5>o blader, keep
ry Noife, tbunder. (^,
'ynué mcb een) to hiin-
cronghly. (boCbC CCné
*) to countenanct one,
i with one. (bolbc faQ
rioSalc> expofe tofale»
(bolbe fat tautuøt) to profti-
ture. Cbotbe Serie) to keep
holy Day, (J)tlbt fot) to
fiippofe, eftaem. jadge, re-
pote, deemth ink, lookup«n«
tflke. (bolbe for got) tot hink
proper or fit. Cflolbe for MU
lifaldr) co approve of* ,Citd)
to keep from, wichhold. (b*
fri) to dcfrayr or bear onc'a
Charges, (fri fflanbao) to
ccafe from Work. (bCUiøO
to keep holy, folcmnize, ce-
lebrace. (beflimetip faoimen)
to collade» (boé (l^) to re-
ferve. (b^it) 'O eftc-^in, vene-
rate, reverence« (b^itibcli^,
to celebrate, foleinnizt* u
6tanO ro keeji in Repair« (i
p^Ob) to preierve, oefend«
Omob binanben) co compare.
or match to'^vither. (tUfiaat
be mcb) to moderate, (b. i
8>lltine) torefririh, ch^-ck,
to roalttr. QtoW, i$^ti) to
be asgood as yoor Word. (b*
tiøeDOrøO to counterbal^nce«
(t^fct) to be a Lavjchingftock
to fomebody« (SXaobe) to
moderate« (mcb) to fide wi'h,
ftick.adhereto*. (mobbiSAB«
ben) to confcr. (tli^tOWft)
10 uke Utnbrage tp.* (3x011*
ben) to hold your Peace, be
filent« (iXob) tu be conftant*
be always likeyoi]rrelf.(Daaf
fpOKO to fpare. ($r#OtJ to
keq^ Touch, (fammcn) to
join with, (land by oneano-
rher. (iRoab} to confer No-
tet, (fta / fon Stiøh, Sroøt)
to hold ont, keep ((t^ fra)
to abftain, forbear (ti( een J
to keep to one.to adhere (tick
er clea ve to. (@tangen) to be
cven with,bear np iigainft one
rSronb) to keep Gronnd or
iland to your Tackling, (ftø
tti) to behave, deinean your-
ftlf well. (tjlbaøe) coicfrain,
r«-
' . '^ ^ 89Q c 4^
; nftniii.lnépb«k.OM^)
' iiidn1(«< copnivt Btt bcir
' ' With. (til ttMtt) to ha»-
' band, iDi n«tc «i(liEcDn omy.
'■ tø. Mim Ml} to cmtiimc,
; MrftVtic. Cli>ira«lOn> bitr.
Tuffer, hold oat, OlH) to
kxdnde. f hm o«. Cmi) le
coHTinD«. perrcvcrci (o on.
Otb tiflOfo fcaep mOtrfEr or
lUptiri to miinMJih fnftaini
hold np; (fitif) to kctp, •-
bidftthe Touch. (Itt^ fM -
flMlfiC VnM VMt) t'i of fo
«iuy Ponndi W<im. (jHt
' tUMcfta moBicfat} it ■HM'
nrei fo iMay Fivt. CW^ '
- ilg)tocflntim,c«mprchend.
CMBprir«. CSIdffn Isner
s!HcVBIttt)t^eBonleltoMs
tiroGirioff. ttvOkftJm
■ CB|(>fflliffS>o held ODr.(tB(i
be ffiiWtiMitn) 'O keep aMc-
diniB, C^Blte gitt) (O kccp
tovtu CttlbttflfEicbf 6tB<
Itr'STRr Qaahi Vog^ to -
kiicp tShcp, School. an inn,
mBank,Banli.((oat(nfait'
gtn) to kttp one in PTifon.
nolfttftiu Q*ni lilt^ iOfO' -
. |Q rb haep|o»ChiIdrra fe-
4lrimlTit9rfiDoI.Cb«ItattR '
mO Øclff«») ro bcar. k»D
ene Cempanjr. C(o(bc gilllO - '
M keaptant. ClMlbC ^itTM' ■
tCt kf fe Nanllfa} te ko Hånd
JnRancfwirhene^Cøtn') •
W k«p the Sat, c|Mc t
€(lMtR) t« keap vonrBcd.
Clottt'Cn tA HfltO 'O keep
'- rtoq- -
«tO(»)<i«b«Ml
6c) to rr.«on.
(bolte KB«n) te
fcive(h»l.iw.Cll
in(bbani)laeiei
himinthBt. Cbd
*iti. her, Cbeli
CptøntO to ha
Sr."inP«y.Ct
t»flO'ok«ep.hi
■ in Kaaping. fbol
DrO lo lika
tnkccpinAwa.r
Cbol»t ten i Ueiå
. in Snrpancc. rts
■ to cufriwate Frit
oi-e. (be»e b»
giait Account or
lat«Kr«at Vttn
nvchby. CttfM
to fat • graat
Geoda, tpeftimi
mttRate. CbM
3*i»lhlK>3 1
jVll thefe Goodi
VntafQteparfd
¥otjoii.(oe(kc ed
tacdKUMloficiol
(kcT (Rt fei Kil
' 400*1 look npeil
Sqaal. (itf totte
'. thebifiwir.o
' 1lg)tokecpon«i
' Ctsllt «a 1 Cd
kaap onawithih
fhltomodenwi
fls rit at Itc>
langhlnK. CMll
kaip TiM. C*.
CkRtfc^ t« ■€«
wcllinona'aOric
ttw} co.faavt«li
Knod Aeoowit
^ ) 393 ( Jg>0
P« C^Ibe (iø fer.
ceep yourielfin
irSKrOI ukc ir
. C^oltc fia nøle
CO itick clofe ru
% erti fra f ioeO
e ar Arin's End.
.'C one harmlefs.
fOin Ct @fi&) to
)efort cheWjnd«
f)at>ncn^ ro bear
iarbour« (i^'^ ^
)car rcwardi rhe
Æotftn) to bear
d. (tM>Uc 5t(t bi
Jcecp ynnr Loof«
<Mt fSDøtnf fom
live,
^er fAili it holds
Q to be difiiculc«
Subihnce«
intainable.
.eeping orHold-
i fr crrlcar men
:ft)«rltfl} Promi-
buc Performin^
b SAaat) Tave,
ire (^an (r iltt
icd) this won*t
ir won*t do for
IDcnDO wealchy.
» Snbflance,
ificioos«.
Tenactry*
kepr. (foO re-
Di ed*
hold. CtiHe beO
»ke no Noife, ft-
[btr (laac eillo
(land ftill, ftop.
1 RieaeO foftly.
Subftance.
ir.
a Dotchman ,
maiu
^c^Qirnbcvie, a Farm > Dairy-
1^oUalt^#HoIl•nd.
i^oUitnDfr, dutch* hollandifh«
CiaiuiafO « Fine-dtawing«
CUtttO Holland or dntch
Linon«
i^olm t a lirtlc Island«
i^oIfteen# Holfltin.
^olileeiieiTy a Holfatian« .
^oiftetnffi holfatian« CM«
øccnfP @ilb) bloatcd, fmok«
ed Herrin«,
i^olsurti Cyfanie) Elccam-
pane*
igotwing / Honey; C()aDe {^. t
SAuobct) 00 (BaCbe i $}icrtet>
CO have aHonev-tongne and
a Hearr of Gall , or co hs
doubljc-hearted« (miO £^00«
ninfj) w.ild Honey«
^onningarret t mellean.
honning Hvir thc Kceping
of Bec6«
i^onttingblomffec / Honey-
flowvf,
i^onniitødrif , Merheglin«
i^onntng^ug f Honeydcw,
i^onningfuøl/ (£o(ib(0 >
Hnromingbird«
^onniriQbiit , rhe Honey-
Crop.
^onniKøf agC/ a Honey-Cake,
Sweetin((s. Ci etl Sicfubc)
a Honeycomb.
i^onningf fee f Melilor.
igonniiiølugt^ OdourofHo-
ney.
igotiitingf<^^# mellean f fwect
as Honey«
igomtingnrt^ Honey -wort*
^onninQvaitt a Honeycomb.
15onningvan^/ Mead or Me-
rheglin. Hydromel«
^oitilingviin/ Mellecifm«
i^ottorerc/ to hononr« (en
Sejrel) to honour a Bill of
Exchange , to accept ir«
j^o ) S94 ( ^
fS^Pt a Jnmp« Skip, Caper,
Capering, Gambol.
i^oppe # f. a Mare^^trt Sfue«
(rnf) a Mare for Brecd.
Cttnø) a Filly or FtHyfoal.
<3oppe# V« to jtiQip, fltip, hop.
leap, frifk. (fyitxttt ^tvptt
i iam af OCcrde) his Hearc
exnlrs with Joy,
^pppt^øl, ayouneMare, a
Fiilifoal.
ijoppemelf f the Milk^of a
Mare«
^øpptn cHer ijopning , ^ a
Jumping, Leaping, Skip-
ptnt Cpaaeii9ob)GamboX
t^opptnbCf jnmpint, leaping*
i^orc^ 1. a Whore, Harlot,
Stromper, Pnnk, Cr^ck« a
Woman of the Town or P!ea-
fure. (øetneen) a Proftimce,
TruU, Doxy. Drab. (« &»'
feO > Mi^s* O^i^e efter 90*
TCr} to go a wenching«
^OVtf V* ro whore, commit
Whoredom or Fornication,
to wench.
>dorer2(rt# a whorifh Race*
^OTthavftf a Baftard, Whore-
fon*
^Ottbliff a whorifh Look or
lafcivious Ogle«
^OVt^mtt, a Whorehoafe,Bro-
thel f Stew , a Bawdyhonft*
^tiia^tv f a Hannter of
Stcws or Bawdyhoofet« a
Wenchcr, Leacher, Fornica-
tor, Whoremafter«
^oref ippe # a Brothel , Stew,
Whoreneft.
^oref^e, a lafcivioaiKisnng*
^orelernetf Whoring, Wcnch-
ing, Harlotry*
^øvtlptif a Whorc»s Pay.
^otepaf , a Pack mf Whoret«
"^oreplyg, a Wboremafter«
i^rerie^ Whor«
ing, Wenchin]
Fornication, H
i^orefitof i laifcii
fcenc OitcoorT
^orcféiif a Whori
i^oreraisrer, f«
of a Whore.
i$oretr«ff Who
meretricioQS. T
^OttVtTt , t C
Pander , RiifRi
v^orevcrtinbf, a
i^orcvetrttfabf Pii
dry, or Bawdy
^ottvift, a Bawi
^oviiønt 9 che H
er liøc meb Ootii
zontal. foetM
i;)0>(iollt) ir IS
Comprehenlion
your Reach , f.
^orisoiuallT/ a
tal.
^oci^oRtalff / a«
tally.
igorijonrallébeiil
tal, orrnnning I
^ori5oiita 3&rcM
&t\vcnti ^xtht
er i 3(i>n599nlv
plirude.
i$ori30ttt(lr^g , 1
Diredion.
^OtU, (gtiP) thi
^ority aHorn. (|
to wind aHorn,
øft bet fantme t)i
bet Dttffe^ to
plot together ,
gence together,
ene Qaill. CfON
Viinben) ro ^
cnckold, hornii
him wear Horni
btøbtbébO hc
Plenty or Con
-i
SS* ) 39JS ( ««
I
f korny>offtfiorny
it, a HorndrcfTcr«
r « t Wiodcr of a
V
Xt'ituckoXå^
t/t Tårner inHor^
erhtd * cornntc*'
, fl corhy Colonr.
I Hornfirh».Horfi-
g ,. f n thi Shape of
made at a Horn*
å .Cof net* \
^,' hard. at Horiu
s#.. (i ØitO '^*
ranicla. »f th« £yt«
.Aorn-comb«
etter 6paU# (i
che Cl«^t of a
aw or Hoof*
. 0(|it of Horn*
> t Lanchorn with
kavei.'
I , Horn "- Cattlf t
-beafta»
|||<if# Hom-Geld*
if an Ointment • to
the Splitting of the
Clawf*
9^ a horny Serptnt«
«# (Stff) Hornfifh.
ti Hornftone,
, a Throft with tlie
a Batting;*
, the Homoarl* the
# VeforHmniet)
»rk.
f 8 Neighingbir^
wich> fi(t» In abont*
im) by or ivith hi ro*
Senge %H (I9) to
ilohey aboQt yoa,
tf to bnild next or
• » orjoéningtø.
tScki a iStocking, Hofe« Caint
mt1^^§t$nnt) toCttec
one, fcraw yonrfelf Intp
ontfs Favoiir*
Aø^tfUMnbt a Garter*
i9ofebMii& (Dr^etif cheOrd^
of fhe Ganer*
ijoe biiMttbtfi, abreaft« togt:
thcr« OHO with anochtr*
4^tø9< 9 to ly with or by
one 9 to have camally to do
with obe^ to cowlo with»
i^ølijMW f <he lyiAk With,
Coition , or ^riaal Copvlc-
. tion^ - ,j • '
yioélintuU p ClJKlMeste,)
bordering upon* condgnoM
to % adjacent to.
ijoøpttftb •nHofpiriilot8ph<-
tlc* (fét 6p€5alfc} a'Lasa-
rectn or tasarhoure, ^ <
4^it4MitUf the Cha^tof
an Hofpical
^flpitaU • Rpfftan^iif the>
War^eo o? an HofpuaL
i^ofl^toff - 31l^fom(ker , tht
' Revéhiief of -an HofpitaU
i^fl^oMTf CSprtc i aiQlMlt
Og OdKoAieO anHor^odar*
'i^oøfntff.t Jiixtcpo(itton» Ap-
pcifition«
f^øføettf f to fet or pnt io»
fet or Join to«
^cøUntUftf i Jnnaion«
.4ot(i^^/ to fit by or ar,-
the Chm-Coogh, Cuqiieln-
cho* Chnrchyard-Coiigh*
4ott,^ v^^^oongh«
4oiNir cicr tijdfbitiigi Covgh-
•ingi '•' ■
ijoftéf/ a Covgher*
i$oo9«re, to bt by or with^
to asfift or bapfrefeiit at*
^^SofV^CttOftt Prefence*
^9vmiil»ti prtfent*
.1
4
^0 ) 396 ( ^
ijotel t a grtzt Man's Houfe*
ftn Hot^l, t Pa'ace,
^OXlQi (bvn^té fun adverbiali>
cer i følgende : jaøc i $)ouøf
laSe It^uUreC od bu(tret , bet
unt i bit anbeO ^^ inmble
togeihn-, throw horly- bur-
ly, one amon]; anorncr.
tSov, Hoof. Cfom |>ar fulb ?)0
hoof-bound, incaflelled oi'
narrow hceled, CttlbCtCbt
l^J to pare the Hoof«
^OV/ jiffc^OVf a Bowner«
^0Vbeft«9, che $hoing; of a
Horie, ^
^oyCf CO like. (ft (o»e bet)
ir cakes wtrh them*
i^ove , Ofttbttfcr Oof# 6rø(Ké
fun adverbialirer m^b tiC#
font ti( $)P90 ^' Court*
•^ove^f Head, Noddle« Patc»
Poli. (Sorffanb, 93itti-.>t)cb)
Genius, Wir. (ct ft^Xt po^
l>eb) a grcar \Vit> Genius.
(et l\)ii^t S)eDcb) a mcrry
Tcliow or Grig, good Com-
panion , a DroII. Cfadt i
fto»ebet# (crrO to gec by
Hearc, imprinc in ene's Me-
mory, (bc^xibt) comprc-
bcnd* CtroO to ^* perfua-
ded, CO belicve (^Infører)
aHead, Chicf, Commander,
Leader. (et unbetliQt J)0«
9ab} on odd Sorr of a Man,
(et lifti^t lfto»eb) a crafty
Brain. TUade.(fnebiat ftco^b)
alongHead. Utbumt^POeb)
i\i.ackwir. (^aoe noget i ^0*
Vtbdt tibO to know, re*
tain in yonr Memory. (t^ilH
paa) ro conlider, mieditace,
rcflcd upon. (^at>e QOøet i
>)oocbet, Dccte fortrebeltø)
ro be oft'theHinges or Hooks,
(bttbe ftt ^otcb for fiø fe(o)
to indulgc your own Fancy
^ or Huinour. (goae efter (It
eøet^Obeb^ co bc opiniacK«
obftinate, hetdy
(oilbe igiennem i
to go head i ly ral
vifedly toWork^
iffe i bo^cbcO
ceiveit. (briiiøe
aft)o»ebeO<opi
oiir o^ one'S He
t»cbet)byHeflrr,c
(af ftt eøct tftf
yonr own Head
fdac bet ttb af a
fticks to my Min
ways in my Hct
iea itu foae i n
willnocdownwii
fir ^0T»tb i 9asty
yourHeadoiLitS
ching. (^OKM
* tf fe ret) heison
Humoar. (ener
9eb) précipicatel
Hurry, (^i)an ^a
' teb)hehasaeoo'
(al %\nq ffai^at
?)0»Ct") he MiH
ThingarhisDisp
fitt)oi>ebi&cfonii
croubic yonr I
fouictning. (bVVtl
Um tlf 6ooeb
noget) to beat o
Brainsabo!it*pnc
CocheRackabnui
(fitt brobcr mit
puzzles tne. (fAti
btt) to cake it intc
(øiereeenoa^mt
heatonc'sBrains
in ^ Pasfion. (^i
09ei^ (it it>o»eb) c<
chiefuionyonrl
tftHbcxnt (amn
yonr HeaTds toge
een for ^OMbet)
ditgiift. pimieor
»eb$o»ebet)to (
lay Hold of one
for l^ooebct)
piquant*
^ ) 397 ( J^O
t Tiattt the cephfllic
•
« 2tiirf4g I the Head-
», princip 1 Caufe or
Iteafoni original Caufe,
Sitar, the grcat AlUr,
TLvbti^tf Srudy, Spe-
ion 9 Application of
I.
Krgutnent^ the princi-
Pifgumenc.
[m cQet Ureelt / the
:ipftl Branch«
.2Itmeei the main Body
it Army«
• llrttVel , the chief
t or principal Arriclc,
»lUrpiitg# thennivetfal
llbaU^ttt, cephalicBal-
bAfHier^ an OriAambi
irincipal Banner.
itVilSf the principal
»C
bitlf tt the Architrave,
mmer or Main - Beam
Bnilding.
I>in^# aWoman^sFillet
[oadband.
bog/ (en JtiebmanbO &
>rt^# ^ovfM»rt^erie#
Seatitig or Racking oJF
Brains abonr fomething.
y, Application of Mind«
>r^^cnDe/ hard, diffi-
laboriousi painfuU
blefome,
bagning/ the main
ling. ,
>tcleF (i en Sino) the
:icncnt Parts of t Thing.
^ocamcntcr, (i en @a(!)
undamental Papers of a
nit« thechief ororiginal
ra orWritinzs of aCvitile,
ct>^r, Cai CO SitU)
PoruU
^ove^^1r^# • cardintl Virm«.
(De fire|)o»cØbobeO thef^ur
Cardinal Virtues. Jnilice. So-
beniefbt Wir and Conftancy.
^ope^'Ø^genfFab/ the princi-
pal QnaJty«
^ove^en^e af Ibotbtt, ^éu
* fosset, the upper End of
the Tablc.
^ove^fane^ f. «5o9e^banttcr•
«JOve^ 5<cflning/ a confidert-
ble Forirefs,
^ove^flen^e# a capital. fworn
or mortal Enemy. .
1$ove^fIo^| a Rheum, Ct-
tarrh.
i^ovc^ga^e, the principal
Srreet.
igoveDgang# (i en 9ru6e og
SDltnep the principal Vein ^r
Streak of a Mine. (i en
i^duge} the middle Walk in
• Garden«
i^ovc^giel^ # the principal
Uebt.
^ove^giel^ner; the princiiff!
Debtor,
i^ovebgienflanbi the chief
Subjed.
iJovebgicr^C/ f. ^5ove^brc^
i^ovebgoD , (ticnlig for ^ovc«
bcr) ccphalic,
i^OPCbgobø I the principal
Part of nn Eftate.
i^ovebgreen / the principal
Branch.
^ovebamnbf the principal
Reaion^ ((BrunOfffcntnø) «
Principle«
^ovebb^ar# the Htirofthe
Head«
v^ovcbbotr, f. ^ovebarmce»
^cveD|>cnfigt> the great Ain
or main End or principal
Defign*
«So>7tb(^iitI/ the Mlfter- Wheel*
<^ovcb«2fnb^olbf the chief
Contcnts, c he main Points
of a Bufinefn
tjcveb«
^ I wte ( |t9
• W§lO ene principal Rkv«-
' »Ml vf fl Pariflu
4ovc^ « ^ttbørtbif Ml , chf
chief ItiKrediemt.
^SøvtbtJ^t, rhé Cr6wn of cH«
Htad or Top of rht lUid,
i^ovdbFaaW hetdtd CiblMgc*
Cftbbtgc-Rcad.
i$09cMappe, t Hood.
t$ovebfilbe# chc yery Soprcc»
che ^eadrpring^«
■iiowMitft, the Cachtdrtlor
C»thr«r^tl • Church.
^^Vtbfla^tf theprineipti
Coinpliint« ^entrtl Accmt-
^evtibfnutt, (t c« Ckm^ the
. main er c{iicf Point of ■
^cvttfranbé, t Crown« Gtr-
, land or Wreach for rhe Htad»
15o9e^^ttl^9# badigtn, pre-
cipitately, headlung, wich
Prccipiracfon*
l^vMctUø a Fief held in chitf
or a Fiéf belcngmg to the
Lord Paramonnu
ij09cM«r^oiii# an Axiom.
Madm » Aphorifm« • main
Potnt»
ijovcblaf cnf f headcd Lettvce«
l^ovc^Ielr # tht main Camp of
an Army*
4øvMinit, (< etamta%lO
che dire£bLineofaPedtgree«
ujoviMP^V the principal Loct
Portion or Snare.
^9Ptbiééf headleft* wichoot
a Head« beheaded 9 withbtit
■ a Chieit
^evtbmanbf the chief, tht
Commander orLeader.CCtifi«
ter) Fonnder. (fot Cft JtonN
« |(o() the Ringleader. (»åre
^OMNmii^) to lead Parties«
^OtøfMi^bfl, a fovtreign
JUmfdy«,
_prfiicipat wU,
rtf# i'l*«
Adramafiu
Fronr of tM B
i^09ebp«v^c(M^
løovc^pcrfdiiji th
fon that aos i
Pan.
i^oftpiDrf » cij
. Supporctrs,
499Ctpi«t» 'Wm
. in the Head.
general Plan*
4ov€bpomp<^ the
1Sopc^podl O eg
principal« the
or Matcer in (
i$9V€bp0(l f (i
the Head*Sapj
Building
v^ot^tpubef a 1
i5o9C^ulver# cc
der*
i$ov(^ptinVt eici
the verticai Po
i^ove^pnnftf H«
9)toce<p the m
rhe Subftance c
t[tie»c^9itnfteai
øfCfO I^tcdpitn
1$09é^qvartctr »
qoarters ojTan
Placeof general
or Lodgemcnt
^ve&«d)Lvintrig
Dtacharge or \
4oi>€& }icb€tcr#
der of the Ral
&«le f an Axii
J&O. ) 399 ( ^0
øiiHc/ the chief i^otfebflreøer, O S^ØoiQacr)
the fandamcncal Lines in
tnim§f t general Drawing, Ondinea.
^ove^^g, a ycrtical Dire c«
ib# Cfom øaacr) tion.
Officer, chatwalks ^ov^fbrøgø, verticallf;.
ids* ^01^e^ilrØm/ a dired Car«
in the Head« ^OVtbft^fU, an Arcicle,Poinr»
the chief pr prind- Chapcer, Head, C^fctSeQ«
:, ntain Point. (|e|i<d) the Headboard of t
t Hcaddrefs« ' Bed.
ifiøf ^QVtbfattf fgovebih^Hfntnø f a Coiifom«
icipal Propofitii^n tive for che Head«
«g09e^fiiflt# the Principal, ga-
(, headed*S»llad» nerai Sum«
»I a Loft or Damage ^ovibivitnmel , C Diziinefa.
quer.ce, Giddinefs, Swiminingin tht
, t cunning Blade« Head«
^ovtbfvimmti , adj. giddy,
cheSculIi Brain- vertiginous«
t^ovtbting, the main Thing«,
inbft, the royal i5ove&top,th Top ofrhe Head,
Crown of the H<.ad. (fra
r f. BcpfFAt. $ot>(6top tiC XobfaaU) ^^p-
Itf a Arch-Rogne, a pe, from Top to Tee,
1 Grain. ^OVC^tØif a Headdrefs Ctjf
f ^ovet>fel^tfIa9f titfti) che Headftall ot a
! Bactie, a picched Brtdle»
:tle, general Fight« tiovtX>XV(Zf , (\ tn datøXtti) , -
* ^f'\ - the chief Striaures. .' v-.* '-^
fe^aWomansHead. 'Sove^tv^fning, a fet or pit-
»rs or Ornaments. ^*^«^ ^*^"**
O fl Diadem« igovet^trc vler , the principal
ttf tha chief Game- ^»^'«5*
1SotI^e^9ilgt# the main Corps*
g, the original <|c-G"flrd.
e. igovc^vee, f* fgovcMnt.
the Capital or chief iSo9Ct>Vfgtf the original
le Metropolis« Weight«
qtii thechiefStalk« ^ove^Villbf # the cardinit
, the Principal« Winds,
etebdocl og SRenrer) igo9fn# fwollcn, blown oc
e Principal and In- puffe^f up , bloated« (øiecC;
009Cn) to fwell , puff op«
f, t gcnt rfli AlTattlc i^dven^e^, a Swelling, Pa&
1^ fing , t Tnmvnr«
^ (
■ _■
$i i 406 {
'^^fifr foy> ta rcfoftt.' '
4ovtnitf > Jnbilfrion. kcjoi-
-taitS, Ucrry-mikfn^'^Mlt-
>4fVtrter Average, a 'frndg-
* ■ irif Dsy't Worh or Bind-
,JQ»7idiiefromaVair«IorTe-
'"nilBt to hit Ltndlord. Eond-
. *8«ivice, VilUnnge, Seccagt.
iSitK feetttiO "> "f" ["IS'
ftnikWorIt you irebcDnd
"■ to by iht I.snl! yen hold
inVillenlg« or Soccagt,
941'(rht>»^^Cl « SoccagPT, t
.i^ thi Ltnd* M-lwItfl in
''''SoceBgc. ■■ \
^«vttitpUBt[^i boutf.tode
^evfnfVi ftFitrter'ilartctit.
tiø itutnfiBjm(c) * Vir«so,
1 Tcrmagflnt. nttnly Womtti).
tavmtfttt, f. ^mcltrr.
ovmrjtcTliiet / i. ■^fnc
ftrrlnibt.
>SoviKOft. Prid^ ir»iK)itinc(i,
Ai;togtn» > PrcTninptian .
■ Vtnitf.
igeVflloUl ftø/ CO b« blown or
piAd vpi gr«w pTond.
igotfMobiø« proid, haathtyt
• ittbgaQt* vtcCWfO"^*
^•»tnoMøctii' prondly,
btBghiitr &c ^'
IfoVBCr to fwelU -JM blown
or pnffcd ap . bf olotitd.
«5orac«/ SwcUiog, .Bnffing.
^»or«fpt/ t FiKl^'i Bipc
<$ovfbMb*baMMif a Harriet*«
;>hoJog'|umilB(r,
' rier'* Bwwrii.
i5»vf»iir, lUobmfl, 1
ShoenaiK'-- ■, ■
ijoottinø/ a FtnM
• CtM, ' ' -- '
Urtelt fUlf).
^tURTtng, tht Bay-
H«y - makfniV IW]
^^tbIlll^/ • Mndaw;
4«chiRMr • Boctt« <
^^eb^nsr cfitr Z>M
■ Stow o^'flMp éPm
^t^rrr«,« fttckto
in for H<trftt to fto
^etr#ft, Hay.Math
Harvaft ar Ctop.
i$«e»tffler, a Hay
Htymihai*.
^Øcb^ftnins, theMo'
Hay.
<MliTf I a LoadofH
rf^elcc, i Scyrii«.
mt[»ft, aHaylt^E.
^øemaantb » Jnly. "
.^Ør« intcij. Dø imj
bcnrk y«l hcarkan
ba Q bo thcrc ! h«ig
^#e> Kager f a Uiy-
^^f^ivtt a Btkv
i^tftffaare, a Swaih.
Giafi a Mower c
down at one Sttok«
^eflntU, a GtaTil
Locaft.
^#e|Tri, Hiy-Mowinj
^^((Inatfb/ Haymåkfaii
4< ) 401 ( ^
iHiVrKiG^ »r Stick,
Toek. ■
Ct>»} Afi«r-Grari>
Eath.
I Pitchfork.
I Wirp«fHar.
a Rty-Cirt.
■tiB);iviI,coarrcotifi
;«mnli GOmpliirinr,
Crtid) Afficion*. hind,
:oodOBicct. Cttnlii,
(} aStblc. htimina
iCtelO condcfccnd-
it$ia9»ni ■ uodtft
id Invitation, C|i*rt
rotte etit p«a} to
•Itte, loci*ilise. ».
)aMrrVCoiic<itt in-
civillyt gentcclyi
f (irtifltrt) civiii-
rnTteousneff, Pol'cc-
inteelnefh Complai-
ty, Hnoiinity. O
I .good Bncdingi
Minntri, (<IJcilIit*
ndnersi Hnintnityi
tj. C^Htbti imab
I $*fliept») to ufe
dly ■ polittly.
S'Sevlllf Coiiipli>
iwk.
, an aqnilinc Nof«.
Kflwkwced.
Jill arifingGroundt
en«. Oiben) t Hil-
(H etat>b») * Sir-
:fH» af ^} hil-
hijtb. fcfty. tifing.
till.'Cbn't itf>0 •»
ai> iofiyTrtc. ((øi
tllk(r) grMt Ag«. (UH
Xaatuj ■ lofty Toiraf Jfttai
K»|l) a load Voicc.- nti
6tanO Kttit Quatity. Cb*i
Sti«) an axtravagant ^ice.
Oct n ^ei æib} ic IS high
Tmt. (58it pna Sagtnl
"Taroflhe Dy. (bfiSaSfeO
nobl«, illufttii.ns Birth.ftole
i tn (»iSonO '« i"?«''! ma
lofty ScrnJn. (6»it Kan!«)
lofty, rilMimp,h>l;l.-H..>vii«rI
Thongfii-. (■■«• i'iiiH a
lofty, laulime StUe. r^
6((0 *n ei""' Soo' or Utnd.
Cmcflct b*ie@dg(0 nbftmra
Thingt. C^ei VssnfnO «
lofty, toweritig Strnftura,
((•it Cprog} a fvblini«
Langatgc^ompofti Wordi«
(MetttO gi^evona Pcnal-
tiet. Cb>< Viiatiro) bnrrlcif
fomeTaKe). (ilianfi« (lie
SonttrDiD e(n) to-mtertain
an bigh Opinion ofone. ($.
6(alc) an Aeadcoiy.Uivvcr-
%. Cb*(t ØPiO high, dccp
Game, (&•< St^} > facrtd
Oath. <^af'SaiK)a ftrong .
Colonr. (btt »fDC fa«k ft«
niø^ititabnveiaa, biyond
my Reich. (_\ti talmåOi
beja" btghEMpraifiOn.COJt
oifhrttn W CO) bighly ia
onc'aBook, ingtMtPavoQr
With oni,C3 ^T fat niøM
fR t*'0 yoo ^** chatged
nc too daar. (Ønttil Iifl*
Øtr t*<0 'here Hm a daep
Snow. C^ltllJ(a|ttb^tuM
• ha alwayl aimi Et hign
TUngi. (Celttt n ^eit ippt)
tha San ia hi|;h, COtt tf f«
6*11 foc »t dt fDrltoot^ Il il
tao Mgh foifnato dircera.
Ctt mwt itit VBttt ZfitO
a very nigh Dtgrea ef Ho-
nonr. (fltt Otdnfi M<) ''»"^
Men abreal>. CtM« MlWblC
•- ■ - - ■ *-n«) ht
J^ ) 49a ( „^
mouACtd vp«n tht grcflt
ttorfc. a^i 9t9Ui) ^high
Diy.Cttaøfe tftahfit Sina)
. to aiiii te high Thingi or
i creat Matters«
.ij#tat^el# right nobt^
^iahtibodttnt right aoblcy
^ of a noble Family,
^#tirr9«rMg, right revcrcnd»
moft revcrend« '
ti^imtViJCt^i^fyt^f Itcvtrcnce^
CDerc^ $9nrrMtf»l#^)
moft reverand Sir,- yonr
Lordfhip«
i$#Ugtbary hononrtbla^ right-
worfhipfal«
ij^tftøttf CO efteem« valne*
maicaa greac Account of* to
hononrt refpefit reverence*
venerare* confider,
'i^iOØtelfe, Efteeoi* A^fpea*.
' Veneracion«Reverence,Con-
fideration* Deference, (mail
flmief tt^t lt>0 Reputation
rfterrO Prefertnce. 0>Mt
Søiaatcffc for) I bøtaote.
røøiaøtcIfcocrrO eftimable*
worthy ofEfteem*
ig#iaareiibc^ hononrable* efti-
mable«
ijøiaøtetf efteemed* valoed.
refpe^ed,
fjøi Tiitttf old or great Age^
i§#talbrcnbe.ftrtcken in Years>
advinced in Years«
i^ØianffcIiØr eminent« wor-
thytof Worrh« righc-honour-
ed> reputable, illuftrious*
^ØibaattUf high-born, right
nobiy born,
i^Øibeøavet/ endnwed with
great Qmliries« Abilirics or
Qifts, of great Parts or Ta-
lents*
igølbefUgclia eHer bøtf^be*
flafCUg/ highly, hoienra-
ble* dolefal, deplorablc.
^ØilmømmtliQ, veryfamoos«
tounanti ren owned«celebrat-
féibeoet^ UglHli
#tbetrofCf invtfl
Attthorm*
i^øibc, , a BiMi
Talnefa. CW
Ci i^øitaO •!«
(eteccM^tlit:
Place. (6«|CH
Altitndc ot c
SHinhph tttSH
. tion* CSlaaM
CMtt6cctf)«i
f^iettc^ theKilh
f C om i Gtrifta
ces.
i$#iere, C«f NQl
greater Nnapc
Caf eta«) ft^
i$Øtetfarm#v»cyl
tily All Hed or
preme« C(gie|h
Sommit« (p^i
at the beft or
(boicfte ftaør>i
lop rerne Powtr
fDldeiif Ab ti( b
carry a Scicnc
eft Pitch of Pt
high-flown,
i$o(forbiitMi||>v
coorteoiia»
^iiotbnbtu, ti
bid ^1 en
i^ølforbMitbettf 1
ed.
i$#tfonmiciibe#
w.althy,
^øiforrtetf, bi|
I et ene«
i^ØiøunfHøy vtr
01 nifedtonate,
ijøibcbf Highnd
Greatnaft» £«<
limity«
S^ )' 403 ( S^
i^i^efliøf moft holy t facred«
^i^itttttf flmbidoas, impiOo
riout, eltced, hanghcy.
4^tl«r^/ vcry learned. («
^t(<rrd^ ti tleep Scholar«
ij^Uig, b^iliaenr highly.
«ctcly> mii^ncilyf abfoluce-
Ift neccflTarily«
i^ll^vet/ bleflcd« masnified.
(torified«
iJ^lovliS^ very commetidftble»
vorthy. (3(»uf oromerfe) gio-
riMS 'Memory*
lAMfbett^ei highrnned, fono-
roos.
ij^«8ti9# very powerfuU
moft icrene> hiéh and roigh*
ty. H^im^U^ t)ttttt)
high and inighty Lords (Hq*
Cin-Mogan}.
ijøiiiurøtigi^c^/ High -and
Mighrinefs.
^imcffe/ Grandmafs, Fore-
noon-Service»
nanimotts« CliolO f* povmo^
^nio^iØM/ magnflnimoiisly.
^#iai0^igibeO> Magnanimicy*
GenerQUty« Greatnefs of
Mind,
very neecmil* molt nccefla-
«S#iiti9ttig # very ufefnU
■Søiopltfl # highly-iHuroinat'-
edi knowing, nnderlUnding.
chat has a greac Infighc in
Things.
i$^iprarflcng# pontificaK O
(r.prft(le(iø VrobclfO i*^
?onrific^Iibns
^iprifeltg/ very commcnda-
biet or praifeworthy, cele«
btated«
^\tt9 right« (S)aanb) tha
right Hånd,
^#it#^i lively red> fcarler.
t^Øirøflerf very loud» noify,
damorous«
^^itw^ttf bnnched or hpg*
backed«
i50if(C^e# the HeadCeac at the
Table.
^Øtrangftt^ Ecclefiaftes, Can-
ticles, a fpiritual Song*
^Sf^ifFaneerUg , greatly or
mach efteemed« very prt*
cious»
i$#iffoe# a highfoled Shoe»
i$Øi(liad¥. greacly, verymnch«
excremely, intirely,
i^j^lflammetf 6øifliimiiiig# of
a high Trank or Body,
tgØiflbc^r^i^eCf extremely af«
flided or forrowfiil«
tg^iftb^bende / he , thac bids
mod or the higheft Bidder,
i^^iflfarllg^extremely danger*
oas,
igøifll^ffeltg/ moft happy,
perfc^ly fortn nate«
ijøiflmagtpAAliggeti^e , very
weightyorimportanCf of the
greateft Conieqiience,
iSØtflffabeUg^ extremely per-
nicioQf.
igøiilflrafvitrbig/ defervlni ■
great Punifhment,
i5øit* Cflf (>^0 highly, greacly',
mightily« (brite tn Jtonf
f^etO to bring an . Art co
Perte^lion,
^^itavtXf right honoured«
igøttMivc^ (en @aø) to im-
prove or cariv on a Matter
to a high Picciu
i^øitelfFet/ mach belovadi ve*
ry dear*
f^^itfl^Pf/ to foar or fly high,
i$øitforr(cbf rie# High* trea-
fon,
i$Ølrtt>/ aFeaftor Feflival Day,
t htly Day« Cotnc l^tiCtl
e 31 af
i
^ ) 404 ( ^
éittn^o iiitkc#ne wclcomc,
f ive him t kind Keception«
i$^itiOeiig# ro]cmn9 fsftival«
C^elt. @tabé) Magnificence»
Tomp.
l$Øitt^eH9<n/ folemnly, in t
folemn Manncr« Ql^ttbt i$i'
tibtliQCn) to foleionize« ce-
lebrace«
^itib€[tg^cN Sotemniey* Cc-
Tcbracion, Feftivity.
1$^ttt^eltgt>oI^clfe/ Celebra-
tion.
ij^lri^øbaflf a Fcaft-Day«
i$øiti^øl)r«t>i(cn , a Sermotit
praacncd on a feftival Day»
ifØici^øiBanø, aHymn or fe-
.. ftival Song«
vjøitlirøcn^e, Hniarcd tn
t riung Gronnd« liigh ficoac-
cd.
4<^it 00 cebclr# raagnanimous-
Iy» generously,
^øie og anfeeUgty majeftical-
lyidacely, in great Stare, no-
bly.
ijott oppe, on high, alofr.
^^itvccn^tn^c, adv. vtry ur-
gent, cogenr, prcsfing. CfaN
tifl) very needy > indigcnc»
poor«
nS^ittctngtn^t, adv. very ut-
gently.
i^ØttvavenDef bombadic, high-
foaring, rnmid, fweUing, of
a high Stram*
'5^!t^&flf# high-durch, ger-
man,
l$<^tvatr^ig^ right rever end»
very venerable*
^^ivigtigy very wcij^hty or
maccrial,
y^^iviUf mod prndenCt very
judicieus.
^^ftt, a Huckfter, Regrater,
Broke6» onc, rhar relisfrnall
Ctranodicies JBy Recail,
Regratingft StMin
ParctU.
^i^Htmatftti Brokc
^éUwavtt Frtpper
i^frc/ toregrace» r
by RecaiL
linen Cap før Cbil
4^nt, a Hen. (m
lue.
ig^ilt, Henf , Fowl»
(mit lillc t^nO vy
Hcn-Bit.
<$ønfefier/ Henfeatb>
^éiifefo^ CUrt) H
ijøttffgaarbf a.Yard
try,
^^nfectriirø, ( Mrt]
wcen,
^^itff (^Øg# Henhamii
rier.
«$ønfebnn^# « Spat
tiny;-dog.
i$ønfebttitø# aHencc
ton, Hcnrooft.
f^ønfefagl, ^ønfef«
Cackling of Hens.
i^ønfefone^ a Sfue-I
«5^nfefraaø# Gibleti
i^nfefratmaier, a I
fcn# ()»or be famle
ferfl) che Craw of
^S^nftmatUtf the
Marker*
v^ønfepigt/ a Mald, i
Hens*
1$0nfere^e/ a Hcn-ne
^ønfeft-'arn, Heodnr
i^ønftflangf t Ro«ft*
*:?ønfe(lie, f* ^^nM
i^ønfeflopningf Fan
Cramming ofHen
Tim«*
^ ) 405 ( J&ø
9, Cfotroifclt^t Orb)
iks, Snetkfby« (fiule
tii>ønfct9»)cornetk, go
•ng.
»ører, a Fceder of
IX. Cbtdfet) harchel-
dr«(red Phx« (oforø
itfta^ Asbelt Cbrpbe
lo brake Flay« p>Mt
fo fteep Plair* (oi((
QrO To8dflax»
r ^ a Flax-gronnd.
Hug, thc Cnltnre of
fftf a Brake for Flax*
IV9 the Hards of Flax.
»nfng; cheSreeping of
^t/ a Bnndle of Flax.
3 hear, give oife' the
ig, (paCit tit) to hear-
lifren, give an Ear to.
)t) to hcar, obcy, hear-
I. OiU tilfommO <o
: Dtity> bccomer be
reafenable. CM fa*
I t^te) it is pafTable,
in allowable or fnfK-
Excufe. CilbO to bc
d« cenfnred« to be
the Lafh of an evil
I een til en onOen) to
and carry, C^p^ to
leave off, discontmne«
r) ro alk for, inquire
CO inform yourfelf of*
I to cxamine. CfciQ ro
ir. (()øre tuD tii een^
i at one'sHoofe. (til)
one« appertain. (^tt
n xonøe til, at) ic is
5ce of a King to. (bet
en o(é ^anh til, ot)
le Duty of a wife Man
t^r bttinb en anben
I ofll here another
Time. (*Dngeo (« htf) \i
came to rhe Enrs of the
King. Oabf fig f)ett paa tt
3nllrument) to give a Speci-
men of you SkiH in Mnfic.
^^vt»ftvnt, the Faculty of
Hearing.
^^reganfl, O Øf^O the Pas-
fagc of the Ear.
*S^vtift, the rfcaring. (tvng^
a hardHearing. C(et)aqi]icK
Hearing. .
l$øret^0^e# an Andienet,
^^Vtnbt, hearing.
^^vtv, an Hearer. (i en ©fOf
- le) an Ufher. \
^6t^Wt an Anditory.
f^ørefeatff the Sinewof Hear«
, ing,
a^vé ffge, Hearfay.
^^vtfttvntf an Audience«
^^vfinHf a Linnet,'
^é^yiv^t, Lfnfeed.
^øtgatttf Thread, Yamfpøn
of Flax.
^^vqvaatt gridelin.
"^^r^eaU; a Hatdiel for Flax«
i§ørl;<;t>i^(ee, a Dealer in Flax,
Flaxmcrchant.
^ørig, (bruøeé i @ammtn^æt'
nina meb (i)btg, fotn : børig
oa lObia) obedienr.
t^évftotmtntv, f.^ørt^anbler*
i^ørf rant/ the Goods of a Flaxn
merchant.
^Ørfran^ø^Flax, wreathedasa
Garland«
^ørl«re& / Linen -Cloth or
Linen,
i^^rolte^ Linfeed-Oil.
i^drfel, f. *S*velff«
<>ørfilFei (Urt) Dodder*
i^Ørfoni, obedient« dntifuli
obfequious, raorigerous«
^ørfom(^et>#^ørfommeliø(^eb/
Obedicnce, Dntiiulnefs, Ob-
fsquionsners.
^ørftengel eSeretilff tStalk
ot Flax,
I
^ ) 404 ( ^
af €f n>o mtke #ne welcome, ij^Perte , ^Øf riitgr S.tuil»
f ive him t kind Kcception« Regratin^« Selling in finall
i^^itioeltøy folcmn« feftival« Parcels*
C^ait. @tabé) Magnificence» ^^f ermarfcr/ Broker's Streer«
Pomp. "^^Utvavt, Frippery«
ig^iti^eltø<n# folemnly, in a ^^f i'C^ to regrare. recail» fdt
folemn Manncr. Qf^olbt (eii by RetaiL
tibtliQttO CO foleionize, ce- ig^aeFe/ ^^Uiftt Biggin; a
lebrace« linen Cap for Childreo«
|$^tti^elig^c^r Sotcmniey.Ce« t^^nt, a Hen« (ung) tPnl«
l'cbracion, Feftivity. hc.
^^\t\tt\i§^olUiitt Celebra- igønø/ Hens, Fowl, Ponltry*
tico« rmttlinetønO niyChickea«
i^^irt^øbaflf a FeaftDay. ij^nfebe^ , ij^ilfebit) , (Ibt)
•^øittbøprotDif en # aSermoni Hcn-Btt.
preached on a feftival Day» «$Ønfefter/ Henfeacheriu
i^Øici^«iBanø, aHymn or fe- ^énftiob, (Urt) Hena-Fcet
. ftival Song« ig^nfeøaarb/ a. Yard for Pool-
"^^itlirøcnDe, finiarcd »n try.
a rifiogGroundt litghficuac- ^^nfegr^ø, C Uri) CUck«
cd« weecl«
^<^it 00 ceteltf raagnanimous- ig^nfe^øg/ Henharm« Henbar«
ly« gcnerously. rier,
^øic og anfecliøtf majeftical- «$ønfe(^nnb# a Spaniel. Sef
]y,(lacely, in great State, no- ting-dog»
bly« a^ønfet^tiitø i a Hencoop • Bir-
i56it oppe, on high. alofr« Jo". »^"^Ji^^- . , .
•3øltr«ngen^e, adv. ^ry ur- cackling of Hcns«
gent.cogent,prcsfingCf at. ^ønfeFone, a Shc-Ponlterer.
tlfl)very needy. indigenc. §;„}efraaø, Giblets ofHetn-
P^®'* i^nfefrotmaier, a Poulterer«
^øitccenøenOe, adv. veryut- ^^„fefroe, (SSdwn wb i)at-
gentiy. , , , f<n, 6»or te fomlet «orDi(.
^øtcravenDCf bombaftic, high- førft) thc Craw of Heni.
^Jfl^ArlTn "*• ^''*"*"^' ""^ igønfemarret, the PoiiUry
a higri bcrain« Market.
^^it^t>{(, high-durch, ger- ^^nfepløe, a Maid, that fet^i
'"*"• Hcns.
^Øiv«rMg, right reverend. ^^„fere^e, a Hcn.nel^•
very venerable« •, '
^.. . ., „- • L 'S^nfeffarn, Hcndung.
i5øtvigtlg# very weijjhty or ;:'; . ' « a
niaterial« ^øntejlang, aRooft.
i5^ivil»# moft prndent, very <y^^M^t, f. ^ønfc{?«uø.
judicioui* i^ønfeflopningf Faccening or
fS^Uv, ■ Huckfter, Rcgrater, Cramming of Hent.
Brokf s. onc, that fells fmall «$øn^eti^| Qat |IQ9C Cp) Jakin^^
Ctmnødtties By Recail« Time«
^9 ) 405 ( J&>
leftks« Snetkiby. (f itlle
en$onfct9»)corneak, go
king.
iioøter, t Fcedcr of
Itry,
f. ^^9.
?Ux. CNflfCt) harche!-
or drefled Pl'ax. (oforø
Ibcd'a^ Asbelh CbrQbe
} CO brake Fla^. (bMt
j CO (^ecp Plax. (pilb
> Urt) Toadflax«
ler , a Flax-gronod.
[vliii9/ chc Culture of
c
irf ff; a Brake for Flax,
aavi che Hards of Flax«
ø^nfn9# che Steeping of
Ift^t/ a Bnndle of FIax»
ro hear* give oife* che
iring, (paa^ til) ro hear-
« lifren, give an Ear to.
ipbe) to hcar, obey, hear-
to. Ottr ti(fomme) to
the Duty« becomer be
t» reafenable« Cb^t la*
fiØ f>^^0 ic is pafl*able,
I an allowable or fnfK-
it Excafe. (t(bf) to be
ned« cenfured, to be
ler the Lafh of an evil
»pi^. ftMtoaførCf fUiN
fra een til en anOen) to
h and carry, C^p^ to
>i leave off« discontinne,
for) ro alk for, inquire
r» to inform yourfelf of*
fr) to examine. (fci[) to
hear. (børe ihD til een)
:al1 at one'sHoofe« (til)
bclong« appertain. (bet
rren ^onøe til, at) k is
Office of aKing to. (bet
:r en oié !Ranb tir^ at^
t the Duty of a wife Man
(b9t bertnb en anben
19) ctAl here enother
Time* (gongen (« bet) \i
came Co the Ears of the
King« (Tabe fig (øre poa et
SnSrument) to give a Speci-
men of you Skill in Mnfic.
^^vttVtvntf the Faculty of
Heering«
køregang; O O^cO the Pas-
fage of the Ear«
i$ørelfe# the tfcaring« (tvng^
ahardHearing* (UO^^^icK
Heering.
tSøHXXl^ttf an Andiencc,
^^ttn^t, hearing«
v^^rer, an Hearer. (t en GfOa
- le) an Ufhcr« \
i^^refal, an Anditory.
i^ørcfentff the Sinewof Hear-
ing«
^^vi fist, Hearfay.
^^ctfttvnti an Audicnce«
^ØtfinU, a Linnet«'
*^éiiv^ti Linfced«
i§ørgarn# Thread, Yarnfpnn
of Flax.
^évsvaatf gridelin«
"^^rbcate^ a Hatchel for Flax«
^Ørpah^Ue, a Dealer in Flax,
Flaxmerchant.
^ørig; (bruaeé i @ammenrat«
ntna tneb ipbtøf fom: bøng
DCI lobtø) obedienr«
i^ørrrormmerf f. ^ørt^anMer.
i^øtf ram# the Goodi of a Flax-<
merchant.
^Ørf ranbø^Flax, wreathcd as a
Garland«
^ørl^re^ / Linen - Cloth or
Linen«
i^ØroUe# Linfeed-Oil«
<?drfeU {. *S*velff.
<)ørfilfe, (Urt) Dodder.
^Ørfom, obedient, dmtfulf
obfeqnious« morigerous«
^ørfombe^r^ørfommelig^eb/
Obedicnce, DnciCohiefs, Ob-
faquionsnefs«
^ørftengel eScr^tilf/^ tScalk
ot FlaX|
^ ) 406 ( ^
mrttm Flt](wttd, Toidfltx.
jf#(l# Crop, Rarwft CSttt«
' Ml) Vinttge* CfoM ^cf
Mi^ifaO tqtiimiitL
i^# i£#fU|Mtib# AnnmiH
HtrveihJinc* ^
i^^^rbci^, Htrvcft-work» .
^Mtwif tucamntJ Brttd- of
. Ltmbt Cliickfii te»/
^MtMovfUr« juninhial Floir-
i^Øfk^ tolMrv«ft> crop» raft»
to Mchtr cheFmiu aftn«
. titid. OrO to g«c in yovt
Hftrvtih inn ir«
tS4fttføttt thekcAp^i|^;fiti^
veiraeiw ^
^egiltoe; « Hanptll««ft.
^éfttmtmit a Rttpet. Hatveft* '
maa. 0Bii«(tKcnuuiO Vin-
tager,
^éftttf reaptd» harveftcd.
^ttm^p Oiik at Mit) Har-
vcft-Tima«
4^(lfni 9t/ anrainnal or late-
ward Fruiu.
4#ftfs9K» • Kt«y *io» f r. X
i^MinmbØøUf the tBcmnnal
Éqninoju
Iffottf^ t Harvaftwoman* .
Hig, ancvmnaL
tti Aiigiift.
t lateward Pcar*
(I&f ancumnal Herringa»
^ Annumif tht btter
Seafon,
^ftøtitf Harvaft-Weatlier* -
i5#«bin8^aPrefeé(,Govern9nr>
Comtnander«
iSévebømimb/a Captain* Com-
mandtr«
i$^i?ebaiiiatiJbii(enibebeiaCap*
^cain's Ofiict«
i^^vfr a pline. (ØCetheoQ
t Smoobhing Ptant« ( tiw^
tø»n « Cortiifh-or Bed-
inoii1ding*Flane. ^tn^nnU
IdlMljlQChainfering« Iiol-
Itwinf ^t chahelling Plane«
i^vtftV ino«laft» cliftft«
r«ce» fober« wtUHM
i50«lff# adv.modaftly^
ly. fobcriy; .- . ^
Sobem«^
4éVitt CO f^fOM^ to ffl
or naka imoof h vich
to niMt .Wood
^Mibanfi aToinar^
^vltbcenH^ttPø che
a loiner'i Bencli«
^}9itban9$fttut, tb
of a ]oiner'a Beodw
i^Meflor^ tbt Vic^
Joiner'i Banch«
^#9lcf|p4a«# thaShai
Wood,
ing or Smoothening
Plane«
^*t# *^t^9te(fef te*
i^iastflfc
^tti (6inb og S9tt<]
Inclinatton, Hnmoii
Difftofition, WtiL (
tailb^vOhy Defirn,
Porpofct purpofelys
ncdly«
ijnb/ Shin, Hide« Ctl
Pallicle« (tnMf $•:
baater^ Skin. ($
St>aat poa) Hidea
. Hair. (banfteenfi««
give one a found Un
Cafontbe^O togali.
en 9Ccm af en nnbcné
. cntaThongofanorbc
((»an barbeeair betm<
^ot} he has paid evc
of ir.
i^ubena %^abéuin§
gnibninøf the Sbra
Galling or Fretting
Skin, Excorianon«
m ) 407 ( ^tt
nGoaOcocica-
o hetl opinco4i
ir» conrolidace»
*i ft Whipping>
Flagellation«
flriføeicowhip,
Scoureer«
lipt« fconrged.
caneousGlands*
» chafe or lofe
Gall or (li^ht
ing oftheSkin*
on,
iriiicator«
hanging of thc
ii^fTifce*
>ut>flette.
ii^ficrtlcr*
lood*
man chatmakes
^apmaker.
en, f. ^tijen os
Stripes, Drub-^
{. Ciicttt meb
) a Slafh, Cut,
>be beaten* get
t een et 2\t> fum
ive oneafound
iguenot.
hcw. C^n^Qt
cteavc Wood.
dO ^o chop.
:o chop> f^rike
wdowrr. (f)n^i
nem SIen^cn)
Way thi o' thc
m om ftø) to
h your'Swora,
caive. C^aøflC
cut in cwo> to
rodivide. (&ct
|(jen cllec «uN
fen) ir Is mere Nonfcnfe; .
therc is ncicher Rhime nor
ReaTon init, ((^nøøeløépAi '
(inanben) to fall upon one
another withSwords. (htiQ*
geneb/ maffacrcre) to bat-
cher, mafTacre« ((^ttdøC neb
for Sobe) to put all to the
Sword«
v^uggebisnF, C6o* Slagtere) a
Hutcher's Chopping-Board*
*^ug[gcblof, a Sutchtr's Chop-
ping'Block or'aBlock tocnt
Wood on.
^uggeiernf a Chifel«
l^nggeFAar^e/ a broad Sword<»
a Backfwordta Simicer or Sf^
bre CO cut with*
^nggot/ f^iiQQZt, cut» hewn*
dugger, a Cutter, Hewer«
i^uggeø og flaaeø, to fight
wich Swords«
tgugge(FoV|a Coppice orCopfe,
i^uggetan^^ C^i(br9tnl) «
Tuik.
i^tigntng, (i en ©f oo) the Fcl-
ling or Cutting down of
Trces in a Wood.
^\lH:^tm, an Alder«
^ngfli the Felling or Cntting
d iwn of Trees.
i^ugiliertf (en liladi S)ue)
Shaker.
^ui og ^4ft/ (t 'en i^ut og
^dft) prccipicattly, in a
Hurry, with greac Speed«
i^iitr CøIffbeCtgt @(riø) «
Shout, Huzxa, a Cry of
Jubilec,
^uUt (booere) to fhout, cry
huzza, rejoice* exulti jnbi-
lace.
linjen eHer Roveren # Shout-
ing, Huzzaing, Exulting,
Juoilacion.
^iiUn og©frigen/Cpatt3fl90
Hallowinir.
»5«^ V^^ 'jnF f fitting Jqnat
upon che Tail. (gSH VM
Quf) to At fquaty ^(Q cower«
Jptt ) 408 ( ijBI
Afk to An jle^ Nook»
4S
'uVer, "IK^^«
t)Ioy, Kind of a htftvy luir«
."Vow^lUrned Ship«
.i<Ofnuiill# Gnomon,
^i$uVteaAUltgf.Gno(nofiia, |;ht
Art of DiiUng« . .
^nfn^^^^ntf^fonftf theArtof
Dhlmg*
^nfonmtr to rcmembcrt cdl
N to Mind. (• ti>Ml^OIMICf fønr
er mtve tnruøcltø« ^
ijiifommeii?/ ch^t my Ke re*
merab^fed or culled tu Mffid*
i^OfomiMelft I Memory, Re«
.mtmbranct, rhe Ficttlty or
Power ofKemembrance* (af
IføneyKiø SOufDininclfO ot
ileiTed« elorions Memory«
(øob 6tt?oinme(fe^ good,
true Memory« (({et/ fof C 1)0«
fommftfe} < bart, fliorc Me«
mory« røiifommelfef fem
baltid bedefDer^ a ready
Memory, (df Ou(otDmclfe#
tlbeitilO byHeart« (eimin«
Mfe) Monament.' (mm ^u«
tDinmelfe ffddet mia fetO
my MenAory (ails me*
^ttfommeirea'jefti ({fol 3^«
berne) Purim.
^ttfomiiielfe*'i5uHitber Mne-
mofynt«
t^tifommelftecpaiief a Me-
i^ufciiøtiielfeeSfdfrf a Me-
moriindnm, Memorials Kote*
^ttf^mmeffe« Støtte # a Mo<*
ntmetit«
ifof^Bimelfea'Cegn > O en
ioj3 a Taffel/
'onime
ijlifonime(feo*X)aAbeit^ Arma
hotig op to preferve che Me«*
mory of fomething conlide«
rable«
ijttff vmelfefffVerf/ ao Aa of
M«ory.
ijniøtMKlfetf X>ecø# t^chni*
ctl Verits,
ble, notahk^ •'
i$H^ aHok. C<^3ocle
[vaa et Coi) ■ s
[6routbttQ ■ Lttf fc
'&aa et Itlie Sj)unå^
ét an HoQfe of OoN
ee $itl t Btenben) 1
the Ranka of Hic
(et Itbetliøt duQ i
honfe. (fribe om i
fer} to naontStewi
$u(ictSMdreO«C
(t>.iSinleiif naari
a Ditnple«
i$ulN f.(9cøemetf)r
drConlUmtion ofc
Opnbe« Favoor,^
lence.(fMnr(|e t)ll(b«
fPab) to Avear Alleg
1^ul^, adjL affeCkionate
uithfirt.
^løi^rttffffavoiirableti
«$tl(^fFaP f Affedion.
will. Kindnefs, S
fe# Homage.
^liUf C a Cave, Caver
to, a Den« (fulb a
cavernons«
^nlt, C. (tS>ttdnbeo)
low of the Hånd.
i^uUi V« tohollow« c
^tiletf cavernona> h(
^uift, to fob.
i^uUeti foll of Holet,
^ulm^^ame^ (eCSIa
Trollmadam* ^
i$ulterrU3^ti(rerf ho
ly.fopfy-tarvy.npn«
conftifedly« .
i^itroeiiri Hnmonr.
i^iimle^ Hop orHoVs. i
^nmleb^uøe eder 9i
Hopyard«
i^iimieiranVer aTendr
or fmall Branch of
*» ) 409 ( 9«
.■StdtArllflpt. iSunt>ebangtr , tht 1
~t ■ FoUtenH)(e EvtI, die cmine *
»k.'
, by. ^iiii&tbi>ti«/ * Dog1unn«l,~
'.ommtlntt-Srmt <^lln^ehltl, * DonKccin.
nbbiO « Drone. ^imbtlrr , (. SfonitfM.
• Lobtlcr. ^iinStfoiit-cl , •.LMfh,
it, aLobllet-BDrt, nc^iiii&cFi'ampci Diftortlon.
»c, th( Cltw of a r^iititclivbt, the iTipof • Oof.
•5un(ifl(iife, ■ cUin (or «
»lialr. limp. hob- Dag.
^uitOcacrfCi ^MUftvM, tht ,
• Bnnch . Hnmp. Snout of • Dogl.
(Iilini ^ort^O' > ^ull^t^>llr«tl . > Lovci of
IJttleHill.-
ovgb. ruggi .
ly. (bumpitte^t*
OhUon(. -
i5i'n6tt'iniPt r f. ■SiiiilMiwfe.'
Øtaf) a Fniul«! ^iinfttsfttiimtnrobliiig, thi
I.Mllli^g Oi UogS.
■ She-tpt. i^unt)» Spoi'lng, ilie Sctnt
« feinilc Elm. ol Do^i.
i(ttc> litnileFJaw* fjiinecftkrnci 'h« Oagftii.
■^iiiiCetanft, theTooihoft '^
og. Ctn gok ftoit) ' Dt>|t. -,..„-.
condiciontd Dog. ii^itTi^clilUOtf (UtO Hoond'l
ifl^unb) »Debin- " Tonito% .
Fro<tiK>l. i$tiii»r»f Imndt«!. M tlUI'
*. (til aafltJunbO 6tt60 ■ Hunrtrc'i . » C«nt.
i^iintvtCe 3avi huiulreJYcirt.
Btiony, Dogber- i Ccniur][i an Ai;e. S
Do»-IIitin» ^unbifDeiolCf ccniup)«. hin*
, Voog'.<I.y.. ^^-"^i\
turrj Uogbine. r{,i|,pr,t,e (BaHBCf ■ linndMd
I, a w;iipper ti, Tim>s,
»n ttnf 'l£)Uabti Eryngo.
bc one't Dra<l]{e. ^un9»9tmr«it> f hnnitcd
the Grcif« of ■ thoufind. '
^iinftrtftCf ccntcfimal.
» Dogf or Conch- scuiT-dral. «
'JhnbtfotV, ntnghty. I»d.
lanti«, a MtftifT* knivifh.
maite of U»ih« •jiinMffttfrit r •»»»»•rT .
ricb NmU, fcarvy Trkkt. ^
^tt ) 410 ( J^U
V
«jittttff# åtgpCht canioe,
charliffi.
«$nii^(ltgle , CSilO > Stickle-
back«
Ǥun^UC# a Hen -Pigeon.
i$tin^t<^f thc Female.
»^imftigl f the Henbird » Fe-
roile« Shebird«
lounger I Hunger, Apperite,
Scomadu CMt S)»^ to ftay
one's Senmach,
i^UliaereRf^b / Famine.
^unattt ro hungcri be hungry.
(eftw IlOfleO '« be grcedy
of • defirous oft ro covet.
Cub) to famifh, to iiarve*
v^ungrig, hungry. (m?øcQ
fhtrp fet. (jtfttt tieøcO
grcftdy of. '
^iinf^att, She-have.
i>5uiff atiartefugl , a Hen • Ct-
nary-bird.
r^ititlfttlin/ a Doe - Rabbet.
^iinfnt, a She-Cav
KttinFtøtlr the Female Sex.
^nnla^f a Spawner- Salmon,
^ a Salmon wirh Roe.
i^tinfpnrre^ a Henfptrrow.
^n om fyti tUtt putl mf)ti,
f. (Sr. (i <n buctotnbeO >n
ahurry, prccipitsitcly. all
on a fndden, hadily*
«jtirr4f intcij. Huzza.
^xitti^f si5»le» aftive, nimbic,
expeditiouS) quick, lively,
p.omc. adroit. C^aa 95c*
IlCne) nimble of Fcet. Cbur«
ti%t ipODCb) a quick Wit.
^imiQtnf aftivcly, nimbly*
expedtciously.
^nniQ^e^i Agility, Aåivicy,
ALiCricy, Speedinefs, Nim-
Menefs, Dexteriry. (^tVi
ffanbO Prafcncc of Mind,
«o"f<<Vi a HafTar,
^nthénhtf the Mafter orlfa«
fter of th« Family, (Ctcrcs
af et 3or5eo»d4) a Proprieo-
ry , Lord of ■ Maner« •
^uf^i (Sremmebc) co lodp»
harbour , giva Lodgingr to»
i^tife/ ^nVtf to remcmbcr.
((^ufe |iaa> ro recollcdl. f»
erin^rc• .
i^iifere, O'ti^ tneb) to fpoBj
lay wafte, ruin, dcfolat^
^ (med een) to treat ont ilL
vex teazf* hiir.
i^itfet/ Idr. CaoaepoatmfM)
to go to the Hoiife of OfiOk
to. eiife yotir Bel^«
^ufcre ^erbcMrtngr Rcpair«
^ttfete j^orgapli the Front of
the Houfe.
^uretø Ubp^nminø m^
i^utiegeraab , the Embtlli-
f hing of a Honfe with Far-
niture.
i^ufetø i^erre # the Mafttr a(
the Houfc or Family«
^iifUt, f. (>ttfe.
^tifFtiD# Fraorion.
i^iiflrue , the Wife«
^ttivalti to eafe, r elieve, cpm*
fort , confolate , alleviate,
lightcn.
i^iifvalelfe # E^ife , Relief»
Cemfort , Confolation,
Alleviation.
iCiinValelfe/ rclieving, com-
forting.
^ixtlt ub t (ot>er{F«n5e aa
fFamme ub) to reproach.
reprimand , chide one»
fcoldathim, to fnub, ratcle
hira to forne Tune.
«5iiiig f f. ^ng.
vjtm(#hollow,imbricatcd, deef*
coiled. C^ølfic) a rolling
Wavc. Cf iinge^ t hollow-
whc:ted Biidc. (forffadco)
con-
I ) 411 ( ^tt
BreadT
i^ittøbe^f tirt ncctfltry
Thingt belonging to anoiif«»
<til $Uttlb<(0») for ft CoflK
petencT,
^nuBtttm^f • BcgMr» that
gO€S • begging trom one
Doer CO aaomr«
i$iiis#brttø^ f/ijmiøfrUL
^nuicapti, a prWace Q]ia|»tl;
i§uaKapetm # t Chapl«in »
Cnrata* ...
»ttt»brif, Drdinr^ Drink*
(uitft^# a domtftic AnioHiL
raina Creatnrt* ,
tSnHBtft^ltf an Icciclt*
i5tttte»l£gtte# Domefticit
i§ttn»fa^er I tlyi Faclitr or-
Head of a FamtW* che good
Man of the HoBiCi tha Ma»
fter of the Hoofc.
t^tinefoøc^/ a Steward. Honfe-
keeper, Catercr or Spencer,
i^miøfolf # Domeftict* Fani*
lies dwelling in a Honfe.
igunafotrretttinøctf domeftic
or Houfhold-Biifinefs.
iguuø fra i^titif / from Ho^fe
to Hoafc.
i^uuafre^/ domaftic Peace»
i^uuafnie, the Miftrefs of the
Hoofe.
fSnntqttaåbf Hovfhold-Far-
nitore, Utenfils. Honf hold*
Implemencfl « HoDfhold-^
Stuff* Hovfholdgoods«
fguuageiln^C/ the Family,
Domeftics , Servants of the
Honfe.
i^tttt6pei!iitat€ftAitb# Dome«
iticKV,
^iin9*<Btvottt domeftic Armt.
lomeftic Ser* i^uiiagu^er, C6eé'fi€bniii|(ene)
The'*
f--*'
b«iI9rtlcr)
rp Blade,
^agar-Whim-
rnefs* Cavity,
•
ove fl hoUow
a Gfooviog*
nfered Ledge*
sooge«
:ave*
I*
icave Mirror«
mfered,
ilochyt Hart*
Cpatt fianbet)
fe. (Dberbiu
UO the Up.
the Houfe of
er(^ufet) the
or the HoDfe
(bcfPifte (it
n Order one's
your Aft'airs,
ofe of one's
røe (tt f^QUép
r Houfe with
ade til Safte
et formaacr])
rtflkcopwitn
affords* C60I'
•)uuO to be a
sbind« Ci^ah
\Uh 3 1^0(50
> you make«
RoyalFamily*
>riyate Devo-
;oiifholdMe-
modeft Poot)
tdofbegging*
Penatest HoQfnoldgodf.
^mx^t^tttt, the Maftar «f tha
Honfa* Lfndlord* *
å
■A
' ^t ) 412 < J^
.^nnt^^lttVf Cfom Whtt Hl
r ffiaaH^ a Husband, Ecuno-
fnift, O et f&UUé) t Hoafe-
keeper« Cacerert Steward,
i^mie^oI^ei'fF / economical >
rpai inj^, thrifry,
1$nn9t>ol^er(f, adv. fparingly*
thrifrily.
l$mt6t>oi^er(Fe| aHoafekeeper.
a H'jurewifc.
^niefyoMnQ, Honfekeeping,
Economy, the Manaetng oif
Hoafhold-Expences.r^pat«
(onibcb)Hujban'lry. CctSrtt'
tottmm^ré) Houfewifcry.
che Regulacion of Hoafe-
keeping«
i^unepoIMngø « Kegler , eco-
nomical R«!cs»
t5iiu6(>olMnge ' Baøer , do-
meilic Affairs,
•juufijomfrne # a waicing
Genrlewomen.
<5miefi^b;flBargain, Purchafc-
Biiying or Empcion of a
Ho 11 fe,
vjiinoFlÆber/ Dishabille, Un-
drjfs or Homedrefs.
^miefovj, a domclbc Evil,
daiiy Plague«
i$ilU6fo(l / ordinary Fare ,
Co'timons.
^titiøFrig cUev ^r«trc, domc-
ilicQnarrei, domeitic Feud,
^mi^ltlZ, Honfc-rcnt, Hirc
of aii Houfc«
^tliløligf faniiliar, domef^ic«
(for fon lig) fparin??, ccono-
micalt frugalt houfewifely.
i^tuieligen , cconomically ,
frugally« fparingly.
i^misligbe^, good Husbandry,
Economy, Thrifcincfs* Spa-
ringnefs«
^tltl^Uø/ Honfeleck or Sen-
grcen. QliUO Stonecrop,
Jiccit Houfeleei: . Frickma-
dam.
^nntUt, i Shclccr
Abrde, Loffgfn|
. ()uu5lr:0 to gii
gin^, CO harboi
bim.
^tiuemanb # « H
Lodger • in U
ijnnøTfiober, thel
FamilytMif^reTso
" good Woraan of
^tittøm^nntMfChc
Ri Ige or Top of
^uiiø og ^itm f t
an Abode> Dwel
Habiration. Mai
Ho o fe and Hom
i^iiuøor^eii 9 Ron
pr Dtscipline.
^luepoflil/ a Ct
Sertnons, or a fl;
tion of the Goff
home on Stinday:
^un6rAa^r domeil
^ttuøraaMø, fparii
economic, hnsb
i^tttteraaNgeii $
thnftily,
1$^l^6rrt:^^ig^e^#
Husbandry « S]
^iinetegimenre ^
Government t Ec
^uiiefT^if , domeil
or" Mønner«
^uuefTo'ei a privi
^mieforg / che <
Family,
i^utiefpøgélfe/ an F
a Spirit haoncing
rJtitieilanDi the c
State.
i^tinef^fie^ domefVv
^wwetczfUv 9 a Ti
^iitietofti a Toft or i
a Houfc Hood on
^utiøtømmer^ Timl
Buiiding of HoDl
<)tutentgrf aHoufh
pline,
^UUør^P/ a dorne!
>« ) 413 ( J^
iilttr, domtftic« i^valfffMetK * Cltf S«rbc^
ttéMBt} tp do- WhiUl^one» .•
nrfelf. ^val^fFefanQ^i dit CacdiVr
re* domcftic ^^ Whtlcs. ;
i^DAlfi^Vefang^f tfie Catchmg
lofMfticAflfairt. . . ^'|i,™"» «^Y^l*^ ,
i^valfiff c({tttter, ihc Fin« o^»
dlordorpwnor ^.^^ nJti^«/ ^
3r driven from ^»j"**"««^ *• !•«««• »^ •
r,cheSearching ^'^}'^'^1^T^^^^ n.M.
. . . £)oa(pc) te wh«lp, . ,
I:T:**/*J"^o< 'Spalpci to wlielp: pup.
«? ftMb foto ^ Seed of WUlef.
O whatifkhe tSvaivcBfValnth^SfåhotCu
> miø annaact) éy^aiipaf B1ttbber»
or ts to mc, ^x>aiipcvmt, Spérm'a-Cttu
^l* . ^va\t, 04 ttKifee) vaiiltcd»
whether. arched. rftilrc (^DOU) t«
rli^i whatevety arch« vaultf
any* i^val«Ult9e# a young Whalt,
ch> vavlt* make ^ fharp-edgtfd> ciitting«(fpiM)
Vaulc* poit\ted> fharp* .
valt* ^VMfinfMg, ntvilig pointedL
lArch« aVanlt« Fms«
oof. (£øna(|na ^vM^t^, Sfiarpnefst Råen*
:o I 8<arttningcr) ' nef«, Actntnefi, ^
((>JKiU Sum i tSvtht,vfhM.C9anti)hwd'
Concatncracion. "^ ^^ wheir •
OiheCanopyof ^^^^ ^^^^ Whettfield, t
A II f Field 'fown With Wheat.
' i^vetcbr^/ White- bread*
t^tte, t Center »"»^ »^ ^''^'»^«*
1$ve^ebr^D•^lløt f Honey*
•,archwife.bow* moon.
Form of an Arch« 1gve^c^4(m# Straw of Wheiti
ibø/ a Wafp« Wheacilraw«
iT/ a Whale« ((p tSttttif^ft t Wheat -Harvcft»
g Whale« Reaping or Githering oi
r ofthe Nature .^j^^ll „,. 1.
» cetaceons. ^Vt^tfli^s Wheat;Braiu
i ah Stit for ^vc^ef orn/ .Grain of Wheat*
i$9f ^€«
J
j^ ) 3|^4 < «*
4n«MM&; UA rf Wfaelt.
Ammm«I# Uwl df VWt.
^vcbéb whcncci from wjwnce?
cM»c4tMC>a Shnf of WhcM.
^Mb»e<C», WhMt Town.
i^PVOfCf to flitrptn. «h«ti ftr
' OB Edg«. mike niatp.
i$icbffl^TtMShir}^iiin2.WhM-
ringt thi Settmf on Bdfc,
nj in Ann.
I Borcbn'i Steel.
^VCfrfcØMtl« tWbR-Stonc,
• H<m<. -
ifttbfitt whettcd, fhrpcn«!.
^octwttiMør f. ^mbfett.
^9Cmr wboi accnf. ftc, iriion.
(totm et ^r ?} wb« i* Kere 7
(liKai tater 3 cif?) whom
do VOR fpMk ro? (^n af
ttlj whethtr of two?
^WmfMibcIft, whofoevir.
whonfntver. '
^Vtpå, Wtfp.
SVCTi *t^9tt, cvery, cverr
«ne.- ntcr dntM) cvery
other. CfK fifl} eiA. f. n>
' (ver.
^vtt»n»9i ou tiiMbtr, etch
othir.
^vcmSf cTerjDij', iliilf, m
•ny Tifli«. cver.
^MCbAØti cvciT Diy, qaoti.
dfin. diily. ^(hO ■ 4B0-
tidlM Agne. ^rhiM) dai-
Ij Uboar, (AlalwO ordi-
HHjr, common Clochtt.
^»tCf4R8f cvcry Time.
'ivnttH, neitticr. ((Mrftn
mrt btrøibe (Sf t n»6<naflO
neither by fur Hemt nor
by For".
ijvtcftnn^Rf the nfiiter Sex.
4vttwunbi every onc. aoy
Body, tU Mtn, iIl tht Wørli
^vcroMiiM <^t«r « «•«■«
Pro Hin te, j„
4»(ntatt*4lfHtr ■Mil)
Hourc. ^^
<gp(rmiin&e3iwt, sLanghiaj.
Siock 10 all rhe Worfd.
^vnmanbt Vtn, every Bo^
t'riind. * Ftiend lo il).
^vtr (In (Sang, every onB ifl
hre Turn ot Ordcr.
.^ocrtib, cvery Time. klwiyi.
'•jucrx'Cf to beit upfarVoInn-
teers. to levr. nife. lill ot
enroH Soldiei), to r«cririi.
(bDCTDcincIi {QtaaO '•prtTi.
Clubt fiaivtnt) lobeenlilt-
ed or eiifolUd; to CMbII
yonrfdi m Soldier.,. ..
^vttvtr, one tli» liftiSt)-
di«N, t reciBirifl^ O***
^vttviag, L<vy, RufiqfcUf
ingOT EnralUngof S«Hhlh
RAmiting.
^vttrvlwwpcngcPrt fw iiijÉ
Eirncnmonay, givaan^P* .
dieri, wtien cnroIMl -
4verviiig«pl4»tf tbt ilM
wbere Soldtcrt u« IwwL
lifted or enroltMl.
^vtrolnøtnotMUf tRacni^
inpDroni.
i$veif ^v(M, Hiefingt Vl>»
i^tftfe, txxcffr to biffc nakii
hiiling Noife.
fSvtntiBiii ^vøwtiNgr Hi»
iSvi? why? for whet loft«!
on whic AcconnlT
ifviDf white or blank, (^ut)
clear Skin. QSftb^lStunP
tinmtO ''x Whini. ^
wIiiteFlasinWomen. CØQ
Briwhtont.
:g«> . ) 415 ( J^t)
ftigø whitifby fomewha€
^Venge af dnfle SarbiO
>iC) Doickin*
tVtUt whkened, grown
ivtf CO whiccnt grow
I.
intet r whicc^fpeckled
rhicechekered.
CbcO thc White, (i et
the Ptarl or Whire of
jre. (i et ^ø) che Glair
iiice of an Egg.
F, a Blay, Bfeak, Whit^
>0f riie Wliif'^s ift Wo-
rhe whice 1 *•• ;.
aUf whitcly, hoary«
impeti whiretailed«
t>r Whitencfs. (i^ttdcnd
^learncfs, Fairnefs,
tal/ Cabbage«
^ctt/ f. ^x'i^agtig.
er, f. tnergel.
iti a whice Lily*
»g# (gtif) a Whiting.
01 Garlick«
\f t9 whitant to grow
e«
ettet/ white-fpoctcd«
Habai'ber ^ American
imony.
T/ CUrO Solotnont
*t, a Turnip«
r/ f. (>vifl?f,
V to hifs«
in, Hisfing;
T/ an Hi(r«r*
tttttt whicefpeckled*
vagltt, whitechekercd*
adv. whicely,
/ f. t^vitce*
3ult, pale Gold.
VHt, Whitcthorn» Haw-^
i??riiffe? wliy not?
^ptlt/ V. to rcft, rcDofc, t«ké
or get Reft. (fig) to rcft
yoarfelf« be tt Rcf^. (paiL
Scten) to bair. ((»trunter
i^tiitt icO lier c lies &c*
(pao/ fom en Sier (fe paa
^uren) to relh Ican on«
(fra ^vbtiti) to ccafe from
Work, leave ofF workin^*
^vUt, f. a Repofc» Reft, Rt-
frefhincnr.
^vHtbnQ, theOafofRcft, tht
Sabbathday«
i^vilef ammer, a Bedchimber,
(ffO^itliø) a Grave» Tomb.
i$9tle(an^ ttttt Q(ger#aFaUow-
Gronnd«
iSvUtpla^, a Rtftingplace»
^Viltputiftf the Centre of Gra-
vitation, (tragte til et ^Dile*
punCt) to gravitatc«
i^t^iUjfte^/aReftingplace. C^aa
en tt^rappe) a Landingplace«
a Broadftep. OBiIttetO «
Lodge or Lair of Deer. (c5
©050 a Grave, Tonib. fttb«
faøc een (il fit ^piftHeb; to
accumpany a Corpfe to the
Grave^
igvilet^ reftcd , repofcd« ,
tSviltti^, tine of Reft*
fgvilrcimf/ Hcmr of Reft«
i$9iUuO/ corelt repofe, takt
Reft.
^vi(Fe» (af (PiCfen) who>
whicn*
«
igviifcn/ who, which. (jeg
peeb ei / i iC i^iUtn 6iht ieg
Eal penbt mig) I don*c
now to whar Side I fhall
turn.((t>iCfcnaf tø) whcrher*
((Pilftt et ®9nJ what a
Sighr. ((^piUiaPvtfPaUare)
whichfottver*
^9iifettfpm(^elfl/ whofoevert
whichioevcr*
JjS« )-4l6 ( JflH
iQ«(nei Cfom tnaac eci(0 to
fc)u<iik. fqniwl.
i^Vivvd. ■ Whirt. (((ttrbndb
foiTifalf(*t«Jan6(t)«wfi,ti-
- pool. or t quick Kniition of
^ »he Water. fotlO ^CUtftcOt'«
V'f'vllofihcHead. Cicni llnafi
m-ipaa Kcomm<) a Kim; O
-«fln»fO " whijip.'i-f.
^eirvrUgrln, Turnmg. wind-
in«, wliiiling.
^pir^^fl^ctII| Veriebr«,
igptrvelilagf ^vlivrl, (poa
trotnin« tDaHlfliifO ' "uff.
i«!iÆt»1'6«' • WhirJpoo!,
^kir, a Nt. Abyfi.
•jeftvtr ■- ■"
•gvlrvle. ro iiirn orsoibom.
• wSul nbout.
i^iHrvlnr mad* inFormoTi
• Whiil.
c^rlnriCKf ^»irrling, a Tnr-
ning ar Whirling aboof.
ijoie, whoTc, CtlDi* fBiQitt »
ktt} whort Imige il ic. '
^»{•r conj. ir, In Circ. (^9ii
■^Vlevi«, Whj'mwham,
WIiifliywifliy.Foolevy.non-
renltcil SiulT.
^tftti to whifpar. .
ijVtfFCBt ^vffTtiie, WIiWpK-
ing.
, ^vffFcrf ■ Whifptrar.
<9Ptjle, Cfi>i*øOto'winK>»r>,
to tofi 10 and fro.
4»ltnfiiB, c« flRuurO tbc
Wbittwinitng of a W^ll.
■jviUtr (O whitint tvhitewafh,
(O plaftcT. ro do ovtr wirh
Flaftar.
^vUttUftt t WhitinK*6tani,
rh« plaOtn a V
.fhed, <
<VO, whfl. C^B «
U thir.,
^ve (Str bvffoMf
hc tlur.
^Vor,idv.)nreTJ. Se
(bBDi riig ban d
rieh ro«v*T li« is
^voruf,- wh«reofi
IVomMhMice. of
»il 3 btPiri NO'
■will ^ou ptovert
UUt, bvorof betl
(he AUitcr. irh
made. CtsMflf ti
wlnnce coines i'L
igvotBAii, how, la
Der.
^vor t<rrf how d«
Price or Rita, f]
KltllO •■'hit ■> d
^vonfttr, atm wl
. ffianb, jtg Spnft
Man I alk for. i
liRg>' boorcftct
mtø} (ha Ordar •
J go.
^oorfw, why, wlu
what.
^VOtføt inct why
but wl>jt tlft.
tVoiii wliat ?Uce,i
^v»r&i)|Tigt,how^
i^votittttf Whicha
Sdatt3^>«hii
^POtff wherain.
■I
^ ) 4ir ( ^
.1^ tmonf«|flmong(l> ^"øøjrvth tW^ tithoxkglh
rhom or whtt« ^votvi^t, how liir» co whit
tnntm, where Place«
• through which ^^t cScr i^i infer}. (fom Sabfft
tWh I ffvotiblanu ^^acimf^, . (UrO . Hyadnth«
f on the contra ry» l^nrplc-f lowcr«
b againft which. ^^acint^, (cR ØMtUO) ■
t, how long. Hyacinth*
y how, in what Man« i^Yhetl^ Hap«
>9orIcM Raacr bet iS^benrortti Hepthoriu
^Clll?) how do yott ^^bff, elegant* fin«» handfømci
f. arrig I fmiiK
[t, how nany. ^^b^btb, f« 2(r|i0^5/BlRttf#
re (ØAiiøf I how ma- (^e^*
!s« i^^aeiio («t(bc# øtttml2>9r# Icf
vhtrewith or whart^ (K^r KmtllcKig tig|fr( mcb UU
what. VClp a Hyena«
r# howinnch* i^^C/CfFrtac efter eei> to hooc«!
. how often« one.
whereoft of which, ^^tUf C&tiftn) Hooting,
Mch. Whcoping« CPaa3«ftOHal»
whereof, whereati lowing«
• (ben Stbenbe, b* i^^^brauflr, (rom foeHaree be
Hx mto) the Newi fl^bcnbe Stngi SeborøelfO
1 1 rejoice. ' Hydraalicf.
whertnpon» where- i^^OrCr a Hydra.
•rpaa Koter 3; what ^^bvoftatif, CMtnhttint$
wait for. ^igeocrgC) Hjdroftatics*
f howfoon, when. i^^fromerer^ Cf^m tifef tuf*
irt fommer bM) i ené S^rte oDSttøtiøbebJ Hy*
n doea hc comc. gfomeccr or (tygroicopc.
nbti^t wherevan ^^fUlffi iatterin j;, hypocriti*
•ver; in whatPlace cal, cotinterfeit. ^
^^f rer , f. ^ører»
how great. ofwhat "Sm^ A»«tre finMli) »
^ play.the Pnritan, bcorplay
. , ' Hypocrite to dKTembl«*
iL^'YSioTiirr/f^i CbpHefor, (mfttte) to flatter
h. CbMrtil npUer cajole. iawn upon, give gU-
• ^»»^ Purpofe 18 .vcring Wordf. to glave?.
^^fltnbtp Omiørenbe) ilatter<b
iow often, howma- ing« caioiihe. (IhttMiø)
ts. disfeinbling in Iteli^ion«
r i/hercof» out of tg^fUv, (fitinittigi) ah Hypo«
crice« Furitan« talfePreteir«
tf whert«Ader» un- der to Ho1in'.*fi • å Di^Tem*
ich. bien • t rciieiotts Chcat.
wheteby, by which» (6m(grer) a FWttrer, Ca*
:h Mtaiia» folar» fiAWtitr*
ID I «tfc
É
Jg>9 ) 418 ( J^
. ijtf Icra^tin » (f mt$renbe)
flattenng;« fawning« CUt^W'
U^ hypocriticalt diflTein-
bling. teienedt conntcrfeir.
^^fiftitt rømiflrcir) FUt-
tery, Adnlfltion, Ftwnin^i
Ctiolin^. C etinhtUi^ht^ ^
Hypocnfy, Bi^otry, disgui-
fedt counceifeic Goodnefit
Devotion or Picty» Knavery
cloaked wich a Veil of Reli-
gion. CSovlttHcUO Diigttife,
Dtsfiomlfltion^
i$ti^lcrff, hypocritical, conn-
tetfeir, flaceering> cajoling«
^^ltt^i\bttVCtt,tin Eldertree«
C@einnierbQ(0 Dwarfeldcr*
(^n((9lb) Warerelder.f
ig^l^e, r.aShelf. Ctil'^Bitt)
Boo^cafa, Bonkfholves.
"S^l^^f V. CO do Homage, to
fwear Allegiance to aPrirce
or King. (latc (ifl) to rcccive
Honiage.
^^l^fbOCiV Elderberries.
4^i^tblom\t, KlderblofTum or
Flower.
a Popgun.
iS^lU i »E^ttif e I Elder-Vine-
gar.
^^l&ctritC/ f. ^'9l^.
i^llMS/ (fccb) flefhy, fat,
corpulenr. ^
• fg^lMngi Homagc.
i^tt^tngød^e^f the Oath of
Allegiance«
i5tlt>tnfli^pligtr Vaffalagc,
the Duty of a Vaflal.
ij^lOcfvarop/. (et @(aøé
69amp) Jcws-Ear.
i^iple, to howl, whinc. Cflf
• etroff) ro yell. (fltClbe 00
Ifriøcj^to bewail* lament.
flf^lettf HcLwIing, Whining,
«Yelh (6r<iab) Lamenta-
ciotiy Bew«iling»
, Cørftbciibe} ItoK
wøiling.
fprcfidet.t af9oi
voir,
^"ffit, f. *Jtl^.
' var s veiU env
«P- CØØtttb) to
feif entirely, W]
tip, moffle yonr
^"^OiPei f. 4mU
^"^littv, a Holfter.
i^i^R^ei a CafhtOQ
^^pericoiif Otrt)
^TPt^eltf Hyphtn.
45T>ocoiiber# <
a HypocondrttCi
rronbled with ti
Melancholift*
^^ponbvitp Hypo
caK hipptni9 fp
vifh.
ijtpocraa/ C(n)^rel
pocras or medi«
^S'^pot^tf, aMorti
of moveable or
Gorx(!s.
^«potenufe# Hv]
hvpotenufal tii
^toper fer af «
ten om Xoftat i
ro h^ap.iip Ear^
I<accO) Cflbbagi
^^PPff^ frequeni
Qlual « abnndan
^VPPigeHr freqne
times, abnndan
^^r^e# a Her dum«
Sw in. CCicl
Pfl<>or»
i$^r^fban«»tDar
»i><^n,
Poein» Bncoiici
J^ .) 419 ( ^
r an Hcrdsman's
tn Herdtman's
tn Herdsraan*5
%nlferdsinan's or
I Dog, a Cnrr.
an Herd smånot
ttage.
an Herdsman's
i a paftoril Life*
a pflftoral Mufic*
iShepherd^sPipe«
a piinoral Sone«
Shepherd*s Hook«
iShep)ierd'f$crip
CUtO the Herb
I Purre.
I Shepherdefs,
koral*
M ith cHer paa en
fiayward, hc chat
common Herd of
Hire, Salary, Wa»
fcrffOtohire, be-
I Hayward's Hnr«
a Hackneycoach«
ircd> befpoken«
nbntfle) to equip«
i Hackneycoach*
ifh ! Peace here ?
Peace ! be quiet t
^oifel St!
5fib0^op«-y«rn,
(til Saritng)
»
>il iøf øemaderO a
tathertopuronrhe
raifeandiormthe
i^^eittroM^ t Wedg« e« drM
. between the uDperPart of rhe
Laft and the imall Pieccs of
Leather to raifc the Infttp«
^^9 hnfh« St! Silenctl
fg^fleriff* Ityfttrical«
i5^<f (M^tc) to take Heied,
be ware» co Mva a Cart» ftand
npon yonr Gnard. (({^ for
tntt CMfal) to fhnn evil
Company*
i$^C# a Hnr, Cottatc« Lodgt,
Booth« (Af tccQ a CltY*
Cottage, a wattltd HoaIa»
(Søv^oetc) a grétn ArboQf«
^"^tup (om cn Toarei'CMiiiev)
a FingerlhiU*
i^^tefn^/ aCaaforFifhtmnk
or Stews. ro keep Fifhes id!»
ijt^eient# a Sow or grtac
Lump of Iron*
Coocrollcr of the-Caftinf«
hoafes in Minia.
^^tt^n^ (@fiMcO the Poop,
"iS^tttovhf aFnrnactinaCaft-
inghottfe«
<$t^crøg/ Orpint» Orpimcnc,
^f pron* ptrf. Tov Ye. (3
mtnc Smrc m nioe Sao^«
ØitoCve} YoQ* Btethrcn* are •
my CoBnfellors« ((9tf^ 3 vC«
bAØcr) what yoQ plAife. *
3/ prftDof. In, att wrthin, into»
te* O et Hat) in the Space of
a Year« O €on^onp at Lon-
don« (øaiie i liften) to g«
to Chnrch* Q^aat i 6fD(e)
to go toSchooU(^UtOCfot(icM
i een) to* fall in Love wich
one* ^m fiø i or fFri>e) to
exerci^Bpiirrclf in Writing*
39 tnferj«lSb, ah»
««ri thia Year,
3 ) 420 (
3
yTL^ttUi tilif Evening« this
Night,
3^ft<ltflutt^en/ in thcEven-
^aørtagC/ to mind, obferve,
regara a Thing, co cake Care
or Notice ofi co give Heed
to. (i'åiittaij^tiiQ) to have a
Care* take Heed« tobeware
of. (fin ©fplbidb«^) to
comply with your Duty.
^agttagelfei Hecd, Care, Ob-
fervance, a Minding* t Re-
gard of a Thing*
^agtta^tt, minded, obferved,
taken Care or Noticc of.
3 al itvig(>e^r for «vcr and
cvcr, to all Erernity.
3 aUe S«lt> effec Ziii(tit>t, at
all Advencures, hapwhaccan
hap« at any Rate«
3 7lImin^eligt»eb| generally«
ingeneral« commonly, ufu*
ally« univcrraMy^orilinarily*
3 TUnt'Zal, By the Eli.
3 andre Cilfaclder otherwife,
ct'ntrariwil'e, aftcr another
-Manner.
^^Irbeider bafied. occupicd,
at Work, einploy*d. C^itlflt
et i'91rbci^0 theWine is upon
theFret« isfeitnenri: g. (ojfj
reiSrbclbcmebnoaeO ^^ ^^^
te or about lorne Woik, be
cmploycd, caken up with
fometniny.
y7^9^nM}tn, in the Begin-
nins« n firft«
J 35ef^0lbr in Store, (^aoc
.!t;-rn i 9cbo(2)) to hav.- < om
in Store; (fommf i ^oD ©c«
fUDlØ tilbaae) to return iate
and found.
Jbenf)oitf Ebon or Ebony or
Prmce'j Wood.
Ofrent^olttrite/ Eåontree or
Ebonytree. ^g
3 »ef^nbedlgbebf efpecially,
particularly, principally.
3 33etibø/ in Tim«, bcti
i'eafenabiy« in the Nic
Time.
3 f&etragtnhtø/ confidd
in Confideration« inU
of. ;
3bibe, co btte inco. |
3bit>em, adv. ClotJO) tU
the fameFlaccThingoHJ
3t>iø, Ibis (en lop N
5«gDPUn). -5
^btn^z Marfhmallow, A
^blanbt, to interoiix« m
mingle9 mingleornitjl
ther, j
3blant, among« among
j biant^ (ttnbertibea) iCTl
lometimes« now andlM
3blant t^inan^eiif i^rtal
ously, confufedly« pafa
32Mtnbe, blindy, bM
inconfideratelyv baafl
iinadvifedly, rafhly. Ø
^linDe) CO beli«vc i|MJ
ly, have an implicit II
(bxfalbt i Sd'nbe) toipy
wichout examining.
3boer coinhabir« dwclUll
a Place.
3boelfe# an Inhabiting« E
lin^ in a Place«
ycvotft, Cfom Q3røb i I
ro Cl umble Bread into 1
3 T>Ag, to Day. O Ood
^(d) this Morning. (|
^(bbngO this Nooa«
3 1Dagnlngen# • at Bred
D-y.
3bel| C(utter) mere« pan
ly, all« parcly* entin
3bcligr .frequency coodi
perpe'tial«
3bcligen# frequentlv« e
nua.ly« perp^tnally«
3 ^^n^e 3norgen# this M
ing.
3benneCi^f by this Thi
prcienr, now.
3 ^ett Stt^, inftead af
on thtcontrarr. in ti«
3*
3^ ) 4ai ( Sf
tf
«
b^ wbilft^ wh€!)» dur* Twinkling of tn Eytt in ft
K ThM^ theiii at thtt Moment« t
3 (<it S^(8e# in t Snccesfion,
i^.«iiiictbly« friend* fticcetfively« one after ano-
a fricndly Manner* ther«
• loyingly. (ftilffgac "J ttt BpHiif # • onje Lcap«
BCd dct#ode) to make OfalDi (fom m SiouO Inci-
dly CoiDpoficion. dence,
itfttt tt thc moft; «t 3 $a[^, in Cafe«
Df^ngCf to entangle» tocttch
Wbftt, t leaft« one in.
vige, tf for tht Rcft, ^itit^t tUtt ifaetbe#to ioint inio
» one a nother« to mortifcb t«
lfgc(lt# at leaft* fet within one another«
me, in the farne, tt 3felte||; 3fae(Mitig, tht^
ae Time. . Jointing into ont anothkr«
VanfntMg. . Mortifing, •
MBtii»^# Ximtt in 3$«aeaffaW inComnoo« in
■r of Oeatk in thc laft Fellowfhip.
\x* 3fAfle# to' fallen, make fiift«
maalf fecretly« elan- 3 jUn9# ae Randooou
ly* inSecret, inhug- ^ SloVittalt in Herdi« In
5gcr. CMt i 3)øløi« Troops,
tb be delivered of a 3 jorbtgaaenbe, by iKe by»
daodeftinely« • • by the Way» goingalongl
Daab)Aaion, Deed» 3^or^umti^f anciently, in
to imbibt* to foak Time pall« in formet Timett
of old, In old Time.
g, a Soaking in. 3 Jorgaarbf / the Day bafortb
to inftill, infnfe by Teilerday* «
CO drop in. 3 forrige ^ibf forraerly* ih
ta(# by Heaps« by former Time, of.old«
^lambers, copioasly. 3 Sorligninø mcb/ in Com-
I, a Dipping into, ' patifon of, in Regard to. (tct
to piange or dip into. er (utt \\M i Seciiantnø mel
diptin, ptnngedin« htt, jeg ffplbef edet) it it
If in Haftc, Tiaftily. «>"*y « Trifle to what I OWQ
tt?c?,^*iilh P?w7^tl 3 lovtaab, in Store, in Stock*
/ 3 5^ttroeWg^ebf in Confi*
»i, in a Circle, in a ^ 2«nc«* . ^ . .
3 J^i^^i^i beforehandi pra- ■
\, in a Row, one after vioasly.
3 S^^ff^i in Conff qotnct 0^
tø in pntvate, privi« pnrhiant tQ»
eieenrnra mth een) 3^^^^^ ^^ dothe, tttirt, ac-
ivy With one. ^^^^^^ ^^^^^^ ^^^ Clothtf
9/ in theTntnin^of for. (fig) todrefi yonrfal^
in A Trice, in the pat mi yove Ciothee«
3fi ) 42a ( ^
3fimite ClotUng. Drufing,
PKtting OB fou Cloihci.
. Vcftitnr«. ^ ,
3 5#rlhlin«n, la ih« Becin-
ning, « liTft.
Of^<^( Glotlicdi irtfftå, itri-
£«ncc f6rw*r4> for ih« Fv-
Cl^oIt'rlt^t)ti^t, inAaion.it
Work.
JfnlbtUb, withMSpHd.
. CI f'ilfc Spi-iiig tintivy. in
IiillCallop, infnll L*ap.
3W»«, w fill. QtWlOt-
filt.cnni, ftnfi: (fgacQu'll
Citki, (Q tun.
BO .'Hc Tunninf ofLiqnor.
3fslM, filled cnnimed.
3 ii^aar, \tfferdty. (i (San
SJlotfltO Vi;(iarilBy-M.irr-
- ins- (i ©fl« mm) lift
Night. Yefternight,
, jdmle Cogci of Old, jn oM
Times, in former Times, in
the D>ys of Vore.
CKsdoct tntb nogctf muclmfcd
eo. verfcrt in, OgaaCt IDCl
ttn) iiMiniie wich ane.
CJstrAAtt, lo-fall into. to in-
tTgltllr igain, on ihe other
H.nd. C3 ti( hwff« faoi-
mtnfam 0;:5 bru^ oftet
Sitii fot isifiri btifpr maa«
tt fl«ft( rompofiti terof
hflcS pdfl gien )c.)
rfroD ar fall off ae»in, Cftfl
froni, to rebel ISttiii
^gitttnfgaae > H» go tgiin,
tepafji pafi. Ctefi igiin.
Cfra^umincfi) robi
01 dcdutled igBJn
Som.
^gieitrtftanWc, wtr
in forne Marrer.
^aicnnfl^be, (fømVi
repsfF. return, (fo
ticc (t (eiO 10 T«fii
Ctgitnnf^ootf torelii
up, farrenderiiDlli
ov« sgain.
3gl(nl>troinmCi to t
recover, lecupett'
laiti, reirieve or t
^gienbetale,
U, to psyi
3frf»MtMi to I
be léft.
CfgitTtbriugo tobfU
ry back agirtii to
3t!ltiil>ritigcligr ri
»hai m»y be refto
OgientTingclft, a
back, aReftoTition
3gtcnb«bf, to rcbt;
CJgtcnbrivcr m ref otc
diiprove, op)>ofe.
Opinion. CflcifUig^
coanter a Thing,
3gitii&ri»c[|e, R<
Rcfoting, Cpnfnta
SøfnifiiilCi togMisi
ver, regain, retri'
^gttnfinbef to find 1
Jgitrt f l>r^rr, to demi
I e demand.
Clgltnføtnft, w ttru
09>cnf«tit, (i tfieoli
res-cncrite.
■3(tienf,6^(l(■e, Rtgani
3aienfft^M*to beragi
recompcAcCt retin
2tø > 423 ( 30
ti to give again*
rcftore* return.
en i given again«
!d» rcturned«
ttgi^rCf to reflore,
make AmendS) make
ke gQod) give Satis-
again*
re# to fecch back, go
in»go and fctch afl^ain.
tnin^f theFetching
ftf# C«n) to call one
recalK Cnoget) to
-mand , revoke , re-
reverfe or annul a
ordered. (1)00^ nion
O to recant, iinfayy
>ne's Words.
btlig, revocable, re-
•
belftf a Recalling;,
; back , a Repeal,
rmand. (af (^»aD fom
) a Rocanration.
Delfeø 23rev/ Letters
»'gation,
^ctf recalled; rcpcal-
)cerinanded, unfayM.
i^tf CO know again,
tOe(tg# to be known
t^t/ known again,
zcd.
?ef to redecm, ran-
rcovcjr a Thing fold.
iclig/ redeemablc«
}tv f a Redeenaer.
miug t Redecming,
I, Recovciing of a
i'oid«
,me# to eomc Lacki
ntftt/ coms back,
I.
mc^^e ^ coming
stiirninj. ,
3gienFdm(t/ a Coming back,
Return.
ZfQi^nfvc^vtf to demand back,
redemand.
3gietiløfe , f. aien Wfe.
^giennem/ through, crofs.
Caaae tøtennem &toi9ih) to
pafs through, to crofs the
Wood.
3giennem(cbe r co gnaw or
cac through.
OgieniteniblaOe/ ro thVrnb
over aBook, pernf« it per-
fiindorily, run ic over.
Ogiennemblisfef toblow
through.
3giennemb(øbe / to foak »
(leep or roacerate.
3gtennembcre/ to pierce, per-
forate or bore through«
"^Jt^itnntmhvcctft, to break
through.
3giennembr()sitbe I to bnrn
through.
Ogiennembringe/ to get, lead>
run or carry through.
3giennembrubr/ broken
throujjh.
3giennembr^^ei f* igiennem«
3giennembreueit / driven
through. (5ai!5reDen) cun-
ning. fly.
I^giennembrivf/ to drive
through.
3gienttemt>ruf f eit ,- foaked,
(leeped.
3igiennemfare# to pafa, go or
march through, to traverfe*
^giennemfart, a Through
Fare.
3giennemf(^be| to flow
through.
Ogicnnemfliyve/ to fly through.
^jfgiettnemfére/ to eondu^^t
lead or carry through.
3gieaitemgaae, (. giennem«
gaae«
ibuÉL
3d ) 424 ( *JØ
y§itnntWLgvavtf to dig
ihrmgh« .
l^glettnt mbegle # to hacchel
. »thoroughly. C^CIl) to per-
ftringe« criticize» ihveigh
•gtinft.
øgientim^tiage i to hew or
ctit througn.
^øtennemfoge/ to boi] tho-
rooghly.
^ffitnntmfommt , to come,
pafs or get chroa^b. (t^an
fal ba«c onM i^tbat fotrime
tO ke will make htrd Shift
eo eome throt^gh.
^øieittiemFrt(>e i to creep
(hrough«
^gtettnetiiVrf^fti to omife
through« crofs the Sea.
39ienneml<rfei to perafc*
read over or through.
Øgiennemløbfi to ron or pafs
through, run over« (een
Q3oø) to rtin over a Book«
perufc in Hafle» read over
in Haft« 9 to lick ir.
J§it\tntmraa^nt , to rotten
or putVify emirety,
ygitnntmvt^nt, (foafom ttif
|C,]} to revife , count over
again« caftan Account again«
^giennemrføne , (fpm ^egn
øtnip Hb Si^bvc) to foak
through«
l^gictiiieroreiff/ to travel or go
through« trflverfeaCounjry,
SgiennemriDe/to ridethrougn,
traverfe >on Horfcback,
CTgieiiitemrinOe # to run or
flow thr<Migh^
3giennemripej' ro tear er
rend thoroughly«
3gtentiemfalre, ro fait or
powder fufHciently, to foafon
thoroughly wrth Salt«
^giittnimfdiigei to faw
through.
2(gieitiiemfeeito look through,
(iaitnneinfobcy to rcvicw,
fcvife or cxamine t Book.
dgiinnemflgtigf tn
diapha«ioui« pcHnc
3giennem(l^tig^Cbr'
rency, DiaphinoOi
Øgiennemflfarre # to
two or afander,
through.
^gienitemff^Cf te
through« (melt en
pierce or transfiv •
an Arrow, (enSoi
iie 9Mi) to infcri
with blank Sheets
upon. (coffatiooerc
to chuckt. '
^giennemflaae ollf r I
i^u^Beri to punch
pierce through« (
tøtenncm Sitnben)
you'r way through
mi es, break throa
Kanks.CfIåae(tfligiej
maa fan^tolive fr
toMouth, makeSht
(ba^t onbt Dtb at
i9i€nnem)totakegr
to live , ro have n
thekeep LiFe andS<
tlicr. (ilt tQtennem)
(iPaptrcetlaocriøien
Paper blots or tran
Ink, finks, (33^1
t((c t'iiicnnetn) -th<
bears Ink«
!?giennamfégef to i
ftrret in evcry
make a ftri{l Enqu
^giennemflegef toi
rough.
3giennem(!iWer te
transfix« transpierc«
$aarbe) to riin ont
witM Sword. C^^iii
fen af Orm) worn
^(aiennenifløbe/ to ti
pufh through« Cni<
2(0 topicrc«* to 1
Så ) 405 ( 33
tn§t, (feMtt) to
ibont » to run up
PI che Cotincry,
treøf 9 to crofst
it 9 er afe, fcracch
trelfCf to run up
n» to ramble fthout*
vatft, (ItSanb)
travel • march
to travcrfe. (en
hread into a Needle,
vccngt, to pierce*
ran^tlig, penetra-
fy«
r^cngen^e # pler-
nctracing, (roren»
£ting, pathetic,
panttt, to wandcr,
iboQt. travcrfe, go
lown>. perxmbuhxc«
varme/ to warm
41y»
to fee again,
t, to l'end again,
tp repeat, tell or
«
tt to render.retlorc.
in ) ro indemnify«
digt reitorable«
littø I Reltoring ,
ig , Indeinnifying,
tf to fend again,
ile/ Cf^m Otraalcr,
to reflefti reverbe«
t , Otiflaae fom
kO to dap on a
(O a Calle«
, ro fcek again,
a fecond Time,
, to re tak c,- take
f«nie, (^p&CW>e) to
revoke, retra^, nnfay« ({{gr
efter«) ro repeat , tell over
•gain, (gtøre oftere) to rcite-
" race-, redouble, (^^o4 (iø
felt>) to repeat, t« con.
^gicntagelfe, a Retaking, Re.
fuming. (OrM) Repetition*
n^ortb^b/ Rccapituhtion«
COrterc(fe) Rcvoking, R«
tiaiåacion,
^gieutagett/ retakcn, refum-
ed* Cc'ort oftere) reiterated.
redoubled.
Dgientilbinbe t to bind or ri«
again , faftcn again,
3gientiiv«xnner to accufton
one a'new , ufe one snew to
fomerhing.
^gicnvinDtf to regflin, win
again. QmeO @oer5) to
conquer igain«
3gienvtinDen; regained, won
again^
3gel/ a Leech^
3*(E»riin^/ to the Bottom, per-
fe^ly, cxa£^ly, fully. (;for#
Saae en QibenfFdb i ®run«
ben) tounderfland a Science
ro the Bottwm, (o^eCorøfle j
®VU4lt)en) to raCe to . the
Giound , to ruin torally«
(t)aiv feer ærlig ub / luen i
©cunDen er (^an trebfP) hc
feems to be haneft or has an
Appearance of Sincerity.
biu he is wily in the Main«
3gt cDer (Øigt* Gont, Rhcu*
maiifrti^ (i t)aanben]r cfci-
ragra.
3i)flpnbe()arer af en Vejpel i<u
che Bcarer of å Draft etc«
3^i^ngc/ to hang on, ftick
ro a ching.
3 «5emmeUg0c^# in Secret, ^^
cvcrly, in Private, privily,
3 ^ciweent>ei in Regard'o^
RefpeiS^ to, as for, as to«
3 »^enfeenbe at# feeing thaif
for %% much«
35 ) 4a6 ( Si
^ft^itlftitt , to f boot one to
Death, killhim withaGan*
^ffitlflaat , to kiU, flay,
morder , put to Dearlu '
CK^ielfiagen , 'kiiled, Haim
rourdcred.
3^ieltlceite/ to ftone on€ to
Detch.
Ol^it{(tiiU, to ftflb, poniard
onsi run him through with
■ Sword,
3(inAUbftt» pellmell, confa-
redly» in Confnfiont niin^U-
inanglé«
3 t^inberbol^ I in Store »
fubfldiarily,
3 i^obetali in Crowds, in
Nanib«rs*
3 b^tefle ØraW in the higheft
Degree, Cuperlatively«
3btlf otitme^ to rememberfkeep
in Memory« tocall to Mind*
3()tifommelfe/ Memory, Re-
men.brance, Commcinora*
tion«
3 ivab ^er ett^ foiu v<^<^f
adv. happen, whac will«
whatever happens , fall
Back . fall Edge.
P ^vab for , i btH^bfombelfli
whatever, whacfoever*
3 &vie triangel, for Want of
which • on the contrary,
2f V5?or # howfocvcr. O 0*)or
»ilDe uc ci; tncnnt t>XiC) how
fa vage fu«vcr they may be,
3 t)v^v ^n en^ giaazv, at all
Adventurcs, fall Bailkt fall
Edge.
2J ^ror^rt^ cnb/ howexcv, in
what Manncr foevcr.
3 fyvotfyetif whithci focver.
3 tvorJcbtø/ howfocvcr > in
whac Manncr focver.
y ^VOV lifet/ how littlc foever,
3 b^oi meget/ how much
focver.
3 ^vorfoflt^dil #
ver.
3 t)Vort>eU altho*,
3i! ho! why!
3it)# »n Habitl
Cii^vantr hahitual
3il, Hafte, Horry.
tion « Rapidiry«
^Uatvbip, hafty»
coo quick« fwifc
rapid.
3ilfa;r&igeit , haft
Hurry« fpcedily»
tely,
3i(farr^ig&e^Htfte
Hurry, Swiftoefs,
3iø, Ice. C^libt pai
' on Ice. (Jbf^
break the ice, øial
the Bofinefs, Cf^tt
icy. C8(e^en ^rt»€
there i^ a gret t C
floating in the Rii
3if(>aRo a Way cv
Ofi^bterg/ a Mounti
Ciiøbro^ eOer 23rA«
nail. (un5ec ^i
Froll-nails on a N
Oteflagef a Fltke o
3iefi-oefen, c
iced, turned into
Jtøfvtfe f to bc froa
turned into Ice,
Oiøfiigif the King
Halcyon«
^iøgang, the Breal^
Ice in fl River,
frozen up.
Oiøgraa, hoary.
Oiø^avet / the fro
the Norch Ocean,
::^i(lngcrr f. Ofinge
3iøPielt>er, an Iceht
pit , a dsep i
prefcrve Ice in.
3i6«ict)t, CbtbafUi
covet«<J with les.
3f ) 417 i 3f
eold a» Ice. (§ieni
b) chilled» benum-
th Cbld*
a piercing Cold*
tf an Icelander,
congealedi iced,
Iceland.
f^ icelandifh.
I ' CO frecae* frceze
tg, the Breakins of
\, i. CTieWening.
Cun^r coi^roe) a
"s.
3w(føite/ t Scatc.
# f- 3i60flg.
tp an Icecroit*
glazed Froft.
f an Icefpnr*
> f. DiepicL
an Icicle«
ff (Outi SlaBmnd t
a Hole in che Ic«.
Dt. C^iUM itti) not
by 110 Means.
rae# not only*
Ht en^/ nothinj? but*
»mindre I ifU be(to<
t# neverthclefs > not-
mding.
riitgeflei not the leoft.
>f not fo much as«
>mi# not yet, not as
rgattg/ notfomnch
Dr^^ not a Word.
tVf nor.
Vf/ disipprove,
^e f!g ftge# to be obfti-
inril^l* iinrnly.
tgr berfra, not far
tnence«
itgt fva/ not far ofF.
get/ not much»
rc# no iBore«
JHt mintvt, noler«»
3W?e nogen r nobod^ , none
3ffe nogeni1nbe# ncvar, n«(t
&t any time«
3?fc op(>i(rei not no ceafe*
3PPc iiben , not but.'
iWe nu I only, but;
3n<xM/ dreifed, apparelled«
cladS clothed«
3fl(K^e# to cloth, drefs, appa-
rel. ((i^) ro piit on youc
Clo hes, drefs yourfclf.
3fi(t^ningi an Inveftment.
Dreflingv Apparclling, Put-
ting on of your Clothes*
!3fomme# to put in.
3 Hcaft af # by Virtae of.
3 Xrigcni Hi War, at War,
dnrinj; the War.
^HangbvaQt at the longRun.
(træffe en @a<i i Sanøbraø)
to prolong , protrad > hale
ou(9 fpin outan AfFairt bring^
it to the long Run.
3 lang Zip9 a long, great
Whilc, a long Time.
3 ilaver<ttning , a Sett ing in
, Order > a Dispofing, Con«
trivance.
3lapef«tte# to pm in Order.
place in Order » dispofe*
to rank.
3ll>i Fire/ (jintc^nht, fluffc
3i^eiO ^o kind le, to put out
the Fire. (jlaae 315) to ftrike
Fire. (3l5en ulmer unt^et
5l(fcn) the Firelies lurkitijr
in the Af hes. (amt % patt5
to makeFire. (fæfiTeBlb paa
et $)UUé) to fer a Houfe on
Fire, to Fire it. fgautCifJ f)tO
5e) Ardour. (gfibfiorrbeD)
Zeal. QQtthO Pasfion, Cho-
ler. (goriØbeb, fWoW Live-
linefs, Mectlc. Courage. Qtt
burnt
Sr ) 408 ( iSl
Kurnt Child drcad the Fire«
(ft«t>e gcb) to fire. (gi»e 315
of (Eanoner) *o 6rc Guns.
Cunber en beffantia 3(b fra
• Sienben fottc oc oocr Sioben)
the F.nemy ealled \js with a
contimial Fire in crosfing
the TJivcr,
CfC^bc(^rttU)ig, fixed. (Ctpm*
Serm.)
^l^bcflan^i9(>e^ , Flilty or
Fixidity«
'JlbbombC/ a red -»hot Bomb.
01^brel>| CVranbSeb) f.
2&ranbbrev.
ØCDbuF » 35ranbbuf Ci en
6Cw(fccil) an Andiron.
?[bbun(l/ an Ignis fatuus.
Ibe, ilU bad, nor weM. (ilbt
aofeer) disregarded. (ittt bO
ffttffcn) ilkonditi|ine<KOlbe
rpbrageO illeducated. (Jbtt
fal befomme ebcr ilbe) you
will fmart for ir« (ta^c ilbt
Op} ro take ir III, take am ifs,
to refenr« (lu^tt ilbc) ro ftink,
(fmaøe ilbe) ro have a bad
' Talte. CJanble ilbt nieb) ro
treår, ufeiJneilK abnfcone,
Q^9Vt ilbe) to be hard of
hearing, (fomme ilbe fra
noøeO ro come bad ly otf«
5lbe efler ftre, to make Fire«
l^ an(laae» ro misbecome«
to feen) improper, be unBt,
iinfeeinly, indecenr«
3(be anvfnbe# to misemploy,
bcftow ill«
JKbebranb, C3lW«>aabe} Fire.
Conflagration«
Ølbebanner^ .ill-made, ill-
concrivcd, illfhaped.
yiptttJ^VtVVtt, ilKacquired,
Ul-gotten,
3lbe forfinet f iU-furnifhed,
ill-provided for«
Jflbe forvitret r ill-kept or
prefer ved i ' Ul • guardcd«
to go ill, to hobbl
(bet iiaacr ban fl
go ill wirli hiui«
to his Shifts or i
is in a Plarfgcw
Jlbt^iott, ill-donci
ill • con rr i ved* il
^Ibeøi^re nbe, doini
mischicyotis*
3(be^runbee# jH-
lbetnt^rettet# HU
di8pofed>ill-c«a(
regulated.
Ølbefl^tb, poorl
fhabby, fhabbU;
dreflTed in • paltrf
^Ibefiingenbe, iU-
jarring,
3Ibelabenbe , «n1
unfeemly« indecc
Cllbehiotenbe, ftink
corrapced«
3il>elvbent>e^ ill-
diffonanr » disha
unrunable«
CJIbenø^ebe, theH«
3lt)e opbragen# Hl
ill - mannered«
Jittpiaqtt, very n
bled » teazed » (
vexed« - '
3lber , C©Dr} a Fci
^Iberaabf^rt , ill-i
3lbe(!Mbet# ill-min
affe<^ad > malevol
Jlbeffirret, (uM
qualified« unHr«
Olbeffirfet , CubAi
made, iU-fhaped«
ved«
^iDefmagenbe, nnn
illrafted « dispUafi
Tarte.
3Cb»«Cffe# a Forgc
3(bet«lent)C/ (fora
for (id) unclo4»Qei
31 ) 429 { 31
rf) to be > forry
, disruUfied, dis-
l-contcm-id wIth.
>>Cf inditpored.
imprepcrlf. nn-
, prepolteroujfy.
itlcrMteJ. fpoil-
lied, miiafed.
cotrait. nUill,
idle ill . miiur«.
il1fDCceede'!,iiiis'
(om ft ®ti[b(i;ie)
d. dcpiaed.
Ot, lookins i1l,
Irad Micn or Air.
, TO aitinicrptee,
-(ttctf ill-infor-
31epc*f(i Ordeal by Fire.
5i»pimft, CiSijrflloO thePo-
cut or Centr« af t Bnrning-
glafs,
^iNHagtf iRahcfoT inOven.
^lAi^tcøtii ■ Kain ofFire.
3lM«0( fiery-Md.
^lOrtfCf Firc-Armi. rm*ll
Gnus.
31b((AtCr t Danuga casfid
by Fire
3l&fFttTinr • FtrefcTMn.
^IBffnffa, a FiMfhdvel,
OlCffye , afiiid of Fir«.
5ie»lue, a Fiame.
3lD*ntfb«eDanger or Hasard
oi being firad.
iibl-Eft^nDtg.
Flood ofFire.
, FUke ofFire
Spark,
a Hearth.
!r. (»citcSIbMO
ok.: uu(.
a Fnotltove.
f. 3l»t(ing.
Fyroicchny, the
f ^irEWorkt.
ikilled in tha
'Fii-tfworhi,
I FirebaiU
ibcri. hoc Afhc*.
■ Morrarpicct.
■ CJlafing^lfh.
i m @IociletB> a
Chimnay,
CSSitCfl) » Volcan.
31&ft««[, a Firefteel. ,
5l6(le», a Heatth.
5l0|lel>».ee«, Foaga.
5l^(tetll. Fiteftonet.
nibft^tte,« PilUr of Fire,
5lb|te««I«; i FUrh ofFir*.
!3le(tri»ig, refrtflory to Fire.
31e(lrtlbtl , a \Vliirl- pool of
Fire.
3(«eHt>bCHC t >n Etnpcion of
Fire.
3ib8V«iiMf Conflagrliion,
^Ibfpamp, CSnejFJ a Spank.
3iM«n5( Fifttongj.'
3IbiAi, ^■?il#iy aTinderboK.
3l6Vitte, a Pirafan.
"^It, to halte, otakeUattaiitilkt
Speed. (.Uri) [o go tantivy
awflv. haltcn yonrUcpartiire.
(itll)) to ton in, CmtD %ti>tv
let) to halttn or accelerate
the Work, (ter tltfl mtftSu
bcibtO'heWorhiiprvifing.
or reqnires Hafte. <fw HU'
•"'""■""• 31".
31 ) 4S0 ( 3«
Ølenbe, adj.hflfty. htftemng,
beiii{( in aHnrry, rapid«
Jltn^t, aciv. hallUy, in Hafte
or • H'»rry, rapldly.
Jligfmaabtf likewire* in
the like Minnsr^
^Ugct;^ to cohabit., lie togc-
fher»
O^^Q^^^' Cohabitatidn* Copu-
larion*
Jling / a Showcr,
^llnmtnatioit # Illumination«
3tlumtnere# to illumint^re, Qtt
itobbcrtoffc) <o colonr.
3numineriiig/ liluminatingt
lUuminacion«
Dlter , fc 3«)er.
!3 tHaitgel a^, for Wanc of>
il} Default of*
^me^enø, while, whilft.(tne«
btné t^an oac bet) during
his Stay rhere« •
^mcllentf betwecn, betwixr«
(iblant) among.
OmcUemflette / to twift into
ene anotheri to incercwift
interplair,
JmtUtm l^manbtn, troong,
amongitt amidft one ano-
thcr> promiscuoosly.
JtntVitmfommt, to come b«t-
wLxt, intervcnc.
3mcttemfomfl, a Coming bcr-
ween, Incerpofition > Inter-
vention. '
!7mc0eml(t89e^ to put or liy
4£»inothing betwcen or ad-
mid(t* in the midih (fi^ i en
@aø} to interpofe* ihter«
cedt, mediue.
^mtUtmiigge, to lie between«
^ntfOemløbe; to run between
or betnixt.
3mcaemf«tre/ to put, fet or
pUce l>€cween, to interpofe.
3llicllemfee, to fee or difcover
• little* have but t Glimpfe
ween , or an
tion,
or thruft ben
between » to
3meaem(liFf e /
pnc a thing I
!3nteaem(liifibei
now and then
JmtUtmvctvt ,
or in the mi
3 tRiettg^e#.tt
great Namb«
tudel«
3iRengei to in
intermix« (fj
meddle with ,
"Jmccne , f. imi
^miMc^ti^/ me
rime, in che 3
mean Time«
(Sinaen er
ti( 3 ^09 itt
Thing is ccr
\von'c believ«
3miterc/ to i
endcavonr,
Ømatrifitlere,
to encer oné
Book«
^macrtfitleriit!
tion> Regifte
of one's Nam
3mmcr, alway
nually * pcr|
3mmerbr«nt)c
ui( hable ,
fver bnrnin;
qnenched or
3romerfoirtf p
ccs'anrly » c
Dmmermecrf i
5m ) 431 ( 3m
t^e# cvcrlafting,
pecual) fempicer-
:t)f # adv. cvcr-
tnnally, perpe-
ift, ccntrary to>
, towards. (til
Spite of, CdætC
to crofs one , of- '
refitt him. (iinob
crarytothcI.aws»
diaroecricallyop-
;:uno& ^ (ige oDcr
ecotoveragainfl«
l) towards Bven-
5 binanben / drt«
ry CO« oroppofite
er. (imob^ftcn)
ift or Eallwarrt.
een) tobeagainft
Advcrfary. Cimob
againfr Narure,
) Nature, (t)(rre
fcn) to be kind
uds one. (rcife
:nj,' to go out to
< go to meethim.
)bj to compare»
i^iO againf^ rhe
amlt one'f Will,
tmob i^immeien)
eaven,
^cn, ane egainft
contrary to one
»ppofite, to over
if^ere tmob ()tnt
confront.
iqfcd, fetagainil.
to oppofc , fec
noøcO to oppofe,
y fo, (et yourfelf
eogainftaDefign.
ine^ CO compare
i f CCtribig^fb)
> Hindrance, Ob-
igag<iinft.Céamr
) a Coroptrifon^
Omobfløe/ C^en) CO gainfay«
contradiA or oppofe« fpeak
againft, fpeak counter tiim,
to cxcept« cake Exc^priont
agfiind whac he faid, to ob- '
]ti\ againft it, gainfav or
disavow it. ^en c^aø^ to
contradi^, ^oppofc« gainfay
or disavow a Thing« co crv
oiit upon • impugn. (een)
to contradid, gainfay one»
(dø fe(o) to be concradi^
himfeir. ^
3mo^fTge(fef Contradidion»
Oppofition » Gainfaying,
Objeaion« f. XXtob^qti)t,
^mo^tl9en^e> contradictmg*
gainfaying« disavowing. '
3mo^(l<ii)e/ to refift, oppofe,
(tand out or tnake Head a-
gainft, to withftand or hold
out againft« torepugn. Q%xit
flelfeO to ftand out againft
Tcmptations, Qfom man
i(fe imobHaaer) irrefiftible.
3mot»r:aaenl>e# refifting, re-,
pugnant> withftanding,
*Jmo^(tvcib€, to rcfift« oppofe«
ftrive againlh
3mob(lr«ben^/ refifting/ ra-
pu^nant*
CJmobflri^C/ to fight againft,
to itnpugn« repugn > refift»
3mo^ftribenbt # repugnanr.
3moD Btvømmen^ againft th*
Streatn«' againft the Tide.
Jmottaqtt to receive« accept
of« to cake, admlCf ahter-
tain.
\}mo^taqt\St , Re^eptlom Ac-
ceptance. C^nb^cntflinø p
foni s>eb 3nbtO(0 Entry,
Reception.
3 VTTovgen/ to morrow«
• 3 tMovgeø , this Morning*
3 m^t>e , f. er (øaae een. i
Cøaac
f\* *.^('
3« ) 432 ( g*
U^t iaun im^bt) to 6b-
vitte theDftnger« Qf^e i^.)
ro exp«£(, look forward to.
(fcc med ((or Coriidrel i ^.)
to expcd wich grcat Long-
. »nff. Qfec ffn Q^fn-.'Ife i(Wøt
btj to look forward to your
Deliveranct.
tr t1tøt:ftiingett, in tht Dti(k
of fhc Evcnino;,
^mpbrerci f« bebe inbflarn«
Dig:
^mpørterti OntbrtngO 'o
matrer « yield«
Oinporrccrliø I (• forbeelag«
tl(j*
^ Vtcsvvattlftn 9 Cai tn 9cr«
• fon) in the Prer«nce of a
Perfon. (i 5iccr»atte(fcn b^r
omfrinø) in cheXcighbour-
hood hereabours*
Inclination « Propejifity ,
Pronenefs*
3nc!iitere/ (DOfrc Cilbefctia
eller for nogcO *^ incline
to, love* be prone to*
CJnclufirfr inClufively.
^ncogntto elltr infogttitO/
(fom ubthcnbO tncogmto,
incogt uftk^iown. *
^nt, in, to» into« (øadC tllb^
to go im (øaAC mb it)nf€t)
CO go inco the Huufe« (bcr«
inb) J" rhat Pl«cc. (Oriijc
cuéøm t SRurcn) to drivt
• Nail intu 8,Wail.
^ntaanttf to fetch or draw
Bredth, *
3n^4An^^*t9/ tbe Fetcbin«
or Urawing of Bieath 09
Drawing in Air,
3nb A^t inward, 'inwardt»
towards the inner Parts«
withinward.
ØtttitDci to eat in or inro>
to corrod<> frct.
!7nlKKbenb€^ Miii
roding*
3n^(t^nin§# a Coi
ing into* Frect
Bnb^tfei f« fnbe
nt»aiFe # t9 ban
Afhes.
^nbafTntits , tb
into Afhes* (t
cineration«*
^nbbastf f to b«t;
Jn^barF/ the ir
or Rind of a 1
3nbbebe^ to ihvi
to an Encertain
3nbbefittti(ngf (
fion , Comprisi
3nbbefac(e^ to c
conc;tin» inclodc
coinpafs Or takc
3iibbcf<:tterf Comi
tafned, incladed,
3n^bcfrtttet/ adv«
3nM>e<jrcb / Co
On^befatning.
3n^bcgrebm# f»
3nbbegribc, (• in
l^nbbererning, a :
count« Relation
ment* Informat
gcnce.
3nbberette, to re
infornit give Ae
telligence of »
acqnaint one wi
3nbbtvettctf rej:
ver ri fed &c»
^itbbii&ei to mak«
induce htm to t
Chimcra^s inco
fhamaThingnp
toimagine, tanc
think i prefutti
have an Opinio
yourfelf. (fifl u
mi/a ygorfalb 1
M ) 4S3 ( S«
rteli on Mmreir,
denc intheOpi*
felf.
FftnCy* Conceit,
« t Peffaiinon«
• (fflfff) Prcoc-
rejndice. («at«
otchcc. (ngrun«
ras>Revery4F8n«
Ig felOVanity*
Ibnin^tt vm fid
ime of yonrftlA
,ood Opinion 6f
fraft/ Imaginfl-
itnaginative oi^
: Facalcy*
céited»prertiinp*
mcafticaUwhim-
leeitedly, pre-
•
gined, fancied»
chimericaU
bind in fome-
>wrap or wrap
p inaCIoth&c*
• bind a BoOk*
Cfou) 9eøerO
»f Bocks, Gnb»
;nwrapping or
p of (ometning*
^n^thcBookbin*
nfpire« Aiggef^t
per, into one*s
ifay* toprtiuj^t
Inrptration>
ir ed, fitggefted»
ore into*
>€nd « bow in^
iirvate»
it ot bowad in«
rmtad* ^
CfntbrftSfi bfottghcin> InhrO*
dnced«
Stt^bmnfe/ to break in, into
or througb^ to énter bf
force« CtnX)#0 to break Of'
Force open a Doen O Sien«
tctldtanb) to make aninroad
or Irrupcion into, invadi
the Enemy'a Coiintry.
3n^br^røe# Oi$é ©Irabere) to
turn in or -down»
jMbtctfning, a Breaklng or
Fofcingopen. (fotn Jtlcrberå
i 69Ctting) the Torning in o(
4own of a Seam»
l^it^brotnb^to mark with a litt
Iron, to imprint wirh Bnrn*.
ing*.
Jnbbtin^tp to bring in, to in»
tr«dace» C^Zptf e) ro rehder»
yield« (btbnøøe} to ind*
nuare*
3n^btinselfe/ Introdnfiioft*
^nDbringenbe/ (forbctlaøMD)
lucrative, profitable«
3nbbtrttb/ o Breaking into. Q
ttf^uni) aBarglary, Houfc*
breaking* (fieitbtltdO ^n ^n*
road,tnvarion, hoilile Irrup*
tion^ a Infefling*
CJn^brubtf broken open« ((
SnCen) intermpted«
^nbbr^be^ to break in or into*
to enter by Force* OnbfOlbe
iSalcn) tointerrnptonc, (i
tanbct^ to invade, to make
Bti Inroad into a Country«
(boé een) to break inio
one*s Houfe*
tJnbbr^belfe, f. !^nbbrub»
tJnbbUbettf bid to» invited«
2Jnbbttffe, Cfom @øm i &J^tø
ninø) to tnrn In ordown t
Seam*
tJrtbbttfntttø/ the Tttrning in
or down 9f i Seam*
t 3nt#
3« ) 4S4 ( 3«
^Øtb^be/ coinvite, bid to (an
Entertainment). QM Stpt«
lop) to bid or invice to a
Wedding. »
3nbb^belie# Invitacion«
nbbifbelfee 23re9f an Invi-
. tatory Letter or Latter of
Invitation.
3Rbb5belfe»6rrifr paa Tlca*
.^mtet# a Programma.
3»»bb^^fr/ an Inviter.
3wbbl^get/ an Inhabirant, an
Abider, a Dwcller in a Place*
a Citizen, (paa tnØO als-
lander.
2hlbb^tbeøf nmtiial* recipro-
calirefue^live, interchangea-
ble. (inbbotbe^ dPøenffa^)
Reciprocation. (jtrtø) inte^
ftinc or dvil W.ir.
Sttbb^rbeai adv. mnmally, re-
ciprocally» interchangeably.
3ltbca(Fere# to reccivc, coUe«^
Money, geticin, putitinto
Cafh.
3nca(ftfrcr# a Receiver* Col-
l«<ftor.
Jn^ca^tvinq , a Receiving,
Colle£ling of Money, Get-
ting in Cafh.
3ltb0ele# todivide/divideinto
S har el, to fhare. C^rt>) to
fhare an Inheritance , to
fhareitout« dividc it into
Shares. (|tne Kimer) t* re-
culate or fettleyou-Hours.
O (Brager) to give the De-
grees,
3ltbbeeUltg/ aDivifion, Shar-
ing.
3ttbb<elt^ divided, fhared,
divider] inroSharcs, regular-
ed» fettled«
^nbbrage^ (^ragecf@Ce^in^)
to take up a Lodging at a -
Place. (t.tinciPcnge) toc><ll
in, receive your Money, (t
ttné QBcfoWRiil
one*sPay, loffi
({faoere)tocoiifi
^t 9?9Cte aO to )
import.
Confiicacion. (
the Stoppinr o
cht Retrenchini
ing of it.
Sttbbrcveti, drive
Oicld XC.) coU«^
ed, called in«
3ttbbrete» (t (»
wind, twint oi
one another
CJnbbreteii, Ønb;
Winding, Twini
ing*
3iibdrifft| CO in
drink in, fup m
abforb it.
3itbbri)lf (ig, to
be lo bold to g
5nbMrive/ to driv
@fatfer !c.) to
ther, receive, c
Debts. CCUkTC
CACtle home. (i
^orxb. tndfficrri
cace, beat fon
one's Head or B
Ct @em) to d
into. (fom 9?<
refute« to nc
b{itfl#''him, ftop
(CoraJJÆle) to rt
in wi^h a Ramr
^n^briving, the I
CCfottcrO the
Gflthering of Ta
3nbbrvppa, to ind
gently, ro inføj
V. n. to drop ii
Cfnbb^ppe, f. i^^i
^ntb^piiing« f. ;
3nbe, within. (t
within and witl
cnbe mel Setol
m ) 485 ( git
ttri-^ ffg ia!U) to
^lin VomtK
»to fttTftcHomctto
\Mn Doort.
i M^pofltft) iMcpin
Mis cooocapy, toen*
Uø ^otTføfiOfi« |1 Se«
► •
B^ posfetfing« oc«>
» enjoying.
tf ft?osfcsron (af
ni ØOH) one thac
' pofftsfcs tnofhtr'f
Kf CmMefoltO to
< tioaipreh«nd9 in-
Mnnprise*
» detf in, ftay» pat a
Koholdin* rcftrain,
inhibic* prohibiCt in-
hindcr» (foiH'e) rO
u (cn@aølX>otnetl
* StO 'O fufpcnd«
>ine0ia|Ui6e)tofer-
efift from , co ccafe«
(ii# 3ll^fM^nilt9f
Prohibicion*
mbt/> containins*
icndin^
t CO Ipcky fhmone
ikuplomeehiog (L
Dck orfhiicjourfelf
nclofff* >'
»fure«
ng^ 3n^eIoffdfef
ig or Shacting in»
op*
io€ked» fhoc ilt)
p» cAcIored«
ire Morning;*
f of this City of
clnngfinn: to this Ci-
i^flfcpf O ^ Citizen«
ibt aBttrgefi«
Ønbtnfor^ on cht lnfidc> nrlth*
in«
Bnhtnfta, flrom witliin*
nbcnti mtbtinnerParttt lo
the Infide.
3iitfn fort Ci^/ withia • Aorc
Time.
3n^eflIan^fP# nattvt« bom Ia
the CoiintrTi inland. CMCS«
lOODfrøare) homebredCooi*
modiciea (ittben(»ldf Xf«|>
. tcivil or inteftine War). rajje
^tn(an^fr Setl OtebidcfiO
Katuralisatioji. (oi 3ilCii
lARbn a N anv«. r
3nben(Viero, alon« theShonu
Cfdlc indciriKe^ to cbaft
tlongt to go tlong or kttp
clofe to the Short.
JnhtntiU onthetnfide« with«
in» intheinfterPartSy inctr^
naily> intrinfecBlly^*
^n^ttUtf Citftia) ferventi tr»
dent. Cfotlroftd) incimatc*
(•m) tender. CoprtØtiØKear*
ty^ (illb99K(c5) interior* in^
ward) internal* intrinfccal*
(i 6inbH) mental; (tM|i
fcQ ftrdent lohging or De*
lire. (9øn^ « fervent Prayer«
. n.6ot9^®(ttb0 ^n inward*
' leciei, private Girief« Joy»
Sftbcrligetii adv. C^fNacn)
arden tly» fervently.CfoUroCF
liøtn) idtimately. (•mt) tea-
derly. (i eiObtO mentaUyv
Onboortf O internally. (fiei^
fiøeiif opriøligciO cordiaUy»
heanily.
^nhtvftf intnofti innermo&
moft inward. (httwUilO
rooft intimate. (x>ittttté iHM
bttftt Xon(tr) the tnoft fe^
Thou^hts of the Mind.' (M
L Sildinjef t $)ltfcO the re»
moteft RoOm of the Hnofc«
3ttber(t<^ rhe innermoft or in*
ctrior Uvu CfoflorømHC
ift . af
3« ) 436 ( 3«
. •fMertet)tlieinnerfiioftRe*
. ce(f tt of the Heart.
dercentnt« Inmate«
^v^eftaaci (fom af ®ie(b) to
rtmain, ref^« (foace for)
to warrant, be reiponfiblc or
anfwertble for or acconnca-
ble tOt to be bound to mtke
good » CO be Sarecy for«
(ll^ctff| CO ecch into,
Inbcrfninør che Etching in.
iH^evatrettbeiinftanrtprefcar*
cnrrent« >
^nbtVr «n Index or Table of
Cpncencs*
3iibfalb/ (fom gorilanbenO *
Sally or FlafhofWir, Flighc
oftheBrain, Spurct« Starts,
(arttøO Clinch, Qiiibble.
Fun, apretry»"merrvFancy
or Conceif, CftnbnøC) a wu-
cy*ingenioasConceiCt t locky
Hir. Cfc(fcmm^ øaracitiøc
3nbftt(0 Freaks, Maggots,
Whims, Frolicks Crorchets,
ridicolous Fancy. (loitigc 3 J
a mcrryThought* (pOCtiffc)
{>oecical Rapraies«
31t^fai^, (i en anbcné 2at\h^ an
InroadJrruption,Incurfion,
Invanon*
3it^fi?(b» (fomt (fi anhtni Ork
cQer SorcbaocnbO >." ^^ttt-
rupriun, Irteivcntion*
3iibfrtl^ (ttilbragclfO ■" Ac-
cident«
3n^fal^* Ciom Jorbcné/ pm
fcélC.)f^c^'"king or Falling
inofaGrouncl, theF<illing
down of Houfcs« '(tt ijfnnéf
htx truer meb ^itbfalb) t
Hoiife rea'ly to fa 11.
3fIt^faI»e/ (fom 3or5) to fink,
fal! in. (»om &ufe) ro fall or
tnmbic d.MH. (i Tiitnltni
€onb) to invade, fill into«
infeft, make an Inroad into
cheBneny'fCoi
fft falbtt rtMffr
Eafler hapsens
thi« Year. Qbti
tnb) it falls inti
I fa 11 in Mind wi
into my Mind, (
bermiditb)asii
Mind or occors
(bet »ti tf (C f af b(
cannothiconir*
chink myfelf oj
Orbene) ro im
in his Disconrfe.
CO encroach c
upon one*s Rijjb
ir. (uforoarcnbc^
come uniooked
3ll^fal^en# (fom
(fom t>uft) tvoi
gom xinb) ho
Otnene) fonk.
Onbfalben^e, (fo
Ung down^ f. ver
^c. (inbtrcfen
uniooked to .
3ilbf«lff, to joinc
anccher, co noi
or fct in.
3n&faletting, chc
ctnc thipg into
Morrifing.
3n^fare/ to ente
come into. (i
enter or get ir
hftur.
3llbf«rt# an ^ntr
in^ inro. (en {
the Mout^ of a
bour. (i ^iergi
fcenr,
3ncifatfittt9# aFr
Border, an Frd
ting in. Cfom en
th-- S.'tting of« I
Be;izel or CoHe
for tlieStoQ^^ (
der, Pdg€. (3
the Morcirin^.
thaBQrdering« ]
t ) 4S7 ( 13ft
tCV)tDoor*or
(om ef ^aut
rder flbont a
Com Cl IB(om«
iBorde^tbout
>or^cr» ed^e,
npaft. (ctl S)?'
) to fet or en-
ous S tone in
ibttit i Kam«
Pi^are in a
lertdy fdgedt
in.
itt^feI^e/ co
inroanothcr*
into.
3f onc Thing
a Mortiflng«
inco or faften
a Nocch in a
mceti apptar«
i yonrfelf« to
repairto a
aftaUcBtcO
he aupoinccd
ttttn) to ap-
lourt, make
IC« thcre»
rlacciiptwinei
another.
erline^ finltrt«
fl^ritiit^
V in« Clobt u
infcrt, put in-
(t i^aott fem
£arge or dis»
lence. (f^a^t
. ccti filer no«
e or bava in-
mt or forne«
thing. (en 8(oM 38l|C9ke(F
fe i en anben) »n Inflnxt In*
flaxion. (i enØoe) thtDia-
charging or Disembogving
of ont River into tnothcr«
3nb(l^benbe/ flowing in.
nOflte, to take Refuge or
San^^uary* to fly to a Per-
fon or Place for S helter«
J^^flftninft the Removing
into a Houfé*
3n^fl^re# to retnove inco t
Houfe, occnpy it« , *
3nbfl7»e/ to fly into«
3nbfo(t>e , to fold in ot «p«
^n^for^re/ to demand* tnft*
require. C6fatfer) to g«L-
ther, receive> levr Taxes«
(jbtn ulUacnht wttt) to
call in Debcs.
3n^for^rel'| a Demander. a
DuAt anExai^er,
3n^for^ring, (®iettl) tke
keceiving, or Gathenng or
Calling in of Debts. (@>foK'
ttti meb VUUtaiti) military
Execution«
3nbf^btf adj« native, bornin
any Conntry, indieenout«
(be inbWtt Unberfaatter)
the native Subje£^i9
3n^føbi f. a Native, oneborn
in any Counrry« a Natura!«
3n^f^b6'11et# the Prerogative
or Privileget of the narivt
Subjtas« OnbføbéSRettenl
^ebbeCeffe) Naturalixation.
G. Voif nt) the Charter of
Naturalisation«
Onbf<^re# to introducei bring
in, uf her in, authorixe, afttf-
blifh« (nce flXeeninøer) to
broach new Opintons,(t* noe
@ftffc} to innovate, make
Innovatiuni, bring up new
Cnft«m. (ee Ubtrpf) to
bring in Ufa 9^ m^!^^ ^n
• »^
3n ) 438 ( 3t
1
^ SxprtTion evrrmn O en
• 4StØ} to entcr info iBook*
CitatUtnO to infert« røare)
CO bring in or import Com-
noditits* or tnccr thtnif
(fttmmtbt DA i tt &ptti)
to nacnralise t Word. (n^e
toti) to inake« propofe«
•fttblifh, confirm new Lawt«
(een t WtattituUn) ^o ><»-
tnacricolace« (cetl^ to ufher
.one in.
JnbiØVtiitø Introdnftiom
Brinffinff or urherinr, in
EfttMifhing. (ooe efiUti}
Innovation« (t fflatridlUoj
ImmatticaUtion«
JnbiØvttf tn Introduélor*
Ufhcr.
3tiM#rrd/ (af 9)arc) m im.
portacion of Commodiriéf«
O^ti een) an Atttchmtnr or
Diftrefs of one*aGoods.(øi>»
re 3nbf^W) to dlftrain or
fcize Qpor> one's Goods. (3.«
00 Ubføtfel) Importacion
Mtid Exportarion
3n^^rfel•«^ul^ma9r^ ■ Writ
of Execation.
JnhiØtti incroduced, bronght
in, eftabiiHied. (inlfPreven)
regiftcrcd, (» indføre.
^nbWh to j«in into one ano-
fher.
3nbf#ie(f(/ • Joining into one
anotlier«
tjfnbfrie/ (tt ^antt ®M^ to
redeem, disengaee» recover
t Pawn, Goods &c«
^fnbfrieliø/ redeemable, rever*
fible » reeoverable«
^nbfrienlnø, C^nbfrierfe, t
Redeeroing.Disengaging.Ee-
covery« Rederaption*
tfn^frier, t Redeemer«
Cfnbfroffen* frozen np, con-
fealed^ (fom Sfile) icc'
ouod«
3nbfrfff # to ft
geaU (fom 61
Dound,
3nbfiiul# malicj
ceitful;
Snbfuiilt^eb, M
]JnbMa€f to en
fiOJc(»>odcr<l
felf> CO cxamii
en @aaj to p<
£fiir.(ifN klw
to pafs. (ftpn
fhrink.
Jnt^aat, (fan
fent« agr«e
to accord ir«
CO make a C
øD^ SBiltaat
reafenable 1
ouin fan u) <
3nbga(ien# eni
corded.
3nb9«aenbe,
Contraft) agi
Onbgang, (C
trance. Entr
Avenue« Ae
£anb tmeSem
file« narrow]
Vtftbtfen) a :
ner gtoet t6l
crance-Tickei
^bgangO'To!
Cuftom for i
modiciet«
Jnh^tt^tn, re
folicary, moi
Ønbgeroacn^et
Modelfy, Re
^nbgierbff to
clore»encomp
wich an Bod
C(nbøierbetr I
clofed« (in>
InoloforCt
^ ) 43? ( *t
nfllf I «ft EnclofVn^
Cieii n9ttt9 Jnlblor'
llpttéf fiigreftonea
prempt hini fo ici
i apon fomttliingt
ir in hftlflr« 0\ ^'
M) to giv« int dtli-
•Ufitt exfiibit a Ptci-
icrfcmibbcO to giv«»
liyfle, adminlftcr ic
!vod Ilts infpired ic,
^f Inrpiracion> Stogr
» Promptitig.
, inrptrcdt Aifj^c-
ironipred
eb flide, Ainkt fllpt
cre«p into.
tf to gtMw into»
tf to ingrave, (ifl5«
ØCeen) to ingrave
^ O fSor^Cfi) CO hide
Eartn«
nir «ngraved«
liltøf «n ÉngrtMPing^
ivetfer) Rxcavation.
(i ecn6 8C<(ttab(beO
roachorent« Uforpa«
(fimre Jnbøreb t) to
h« or make an In-
lenc upon.
^e» tobound« litnitt
ids to. conilne* ftint*
»fcilOe# boiinding»
:•
*9nin9f Limtcttion,
ng, . *
, CO cncroaeh or en*
ipon, ih vade« afarp«
Ife # f. 5n^greb.
. ro rake Roor« co
ivHarare«
9 grown inveceratCf
K
to inM(^ • ponr in,
, infisfedf pourad in«
iqtf ro hånd a thing«
aaliver it intø one's
a Clåit* . ■:■',,
?iib&4ftt« to anccr htfttUr«
n^^thf CrMP UWe*) to
ftitch. '?• : ' '
tTubbeftetr-^lttckM; ..
O^^^gat, tp hcdgo-fni an-
Compad; bifk'ibottr« ftncc
with BtHiftan^' "
tfnbf^eøtt jtr titd^ in, ancla*
^nbf^ftfmintt anEncléibro^ tb
Hedging iri; afaHcihgtbovt«
^nbbdito C<tn^ eo«v«rraka,
oiitrai«« mob m or «p. (jlft
^tenetiiAiø) . té go tnd fMc|)
Word, anosif tf aMit, ^ki
Engvirf mar« infidvim f oari
ftflfaboQC« Cft»4l -ildll M(
f orf#mt>to racov«^ racriavc«
maka up yoor Loft* (DmB'
tncrneé JbenMfe) to racaiv«
the Cognixahce oftfieTodgei«
(9)afø B Cfcemnltf ne; to
gackar or eo\U(k cha Vocai
or SuflTrtgea of an Ela^ion«
^ttb^tlinrtiiø^ aOrcrcakiBg,
Fctohint ttp« 'i$ .
^tibi^iflper to htl|> on« ger
in romewhera«
3Bb^ol^ tbaConCMitSt Tanon
Fnrporc. Sen,(a; Snbftance
or Meaning. ' (fott) an
Abrldgtnant. Summary«
Ønbbolb« 0^'R><i^) « Stop,
Hindar* Oofttda* Oppoa*i
rioh.
3iibboCb» (øeørcli Omfeaø)
Capaciry* Contanc or Larg«-*
nafs oft VeiTeL (3^m)
tbe Bxtartt of a Gfr ovnd^ •
tf nb^olirer^ fi éUbtfU^tuK'^
cocka of Shlpa,
Jnb^ft, Harvaft t Crop,
3Qbt^(^ti to raap, harveft,
cropf CO tnn yo^r Fmicfi
gachar or raap yont Corn^
gét tn yoor ikrv^ft«
tJtt ) 440 ( 3«
ISåhbØftnin^ i Ettping« Har-
ved, Crop* Gflchtring or
Heaping of Corn , Gettine
in pf yonr Htrvcft, ($)øcUj
the Haymakini^«
tf ttb&øiltiiBg^ » CtO# Htrvtft*
Time.
;3itb()2aing# • Wrtpping up*
Muffling up* ,
^nbl^^aci to wrap up« in«
wrap« envdop«
3n^jaOf# to drivt or l>ear one
back or in again« rem (roøO
ceaffrighr, inc«(nidatcb to pat
one intoFcar* make nim af-
. (righctdft Itriko with Fear«
f[ll^i^n9t# an In'dian.
^liMAitfff indiani from the
Indiea«
3ltbiaD# the Indici,
tfnbigoi Indjjro,
3tibtrecte# Jndirc^ly,
3nbfal^f Revocacion,
3ll^Fat^e^ to call one in«
(inM^QbO to invite, bid one
to a Feall &o. (fof fKctttn,
tnllCl^nc) to cite or ruin<>
mon« (op(^cri»e) to revoke x
abrogate, repeal.
3nbf<ilb<lfe » a Kevocation^
Cu foi SRcUen) a Summons,
Citation.
!3n^i^<)l^en^ø# revoking.
3ll^f<lf^tt, abrogated, repea«
led. C®0bO P-viAfon, (inb.
ICl^neO t'ummoned* cited«
3n^Far9ø« to indent. to notch«
øn^rarvoingi anindencing«
Nocfhing«
^nbfaflkrø, f, intc4(Tere,
3itt>fa(le» 10 wft, (iiog or
throw inro,
^tlbPiøf > to peep fomewhere
into« (fee tun (tbel) to <^is-*
cover little , harv« bat a
Climpfo of«
Porchafe« Einpi
gain« (gttrtcif
to roakc a good '.
Jn^fi^tg to bay.
- to procnrc Ibr 1
fmrveigh« Qi f
ay up Provifiofi
3itbfi^frf i Piiri
^nbMbning, f. ^
JntfiØttf to enttr
Coach« drivt int
3tibfldrbe#toimbel
(inbf forbc CO iiUi
mel froanc Otb
up a bawdy S^i
tinen. (tmoif OW;
exienuate«
!n[iibH«bitiii8# ai
fhing* Adornin;
Kxtennation«
^itbflavtøf inbfl
cl i mb, clamber
3tt^Pletnmef to hei
narrow, to fque
3ntHog# ciinninj
(ly y fubrle » ref«
3ubf neben # narre
ftrait « itraitened
conllfrained % {
Conltraint.
2Jnbfnebeilr narroi
ly, (Iraitly, ir
Cooipars. (boe
to dwell clorc,
^iDfnibe, to limit.
fft Bonnda to , i
ftraiten , mak«
(tlbai»ter) to
abridge, to redo
' abate your Expe
^nbPnibning f % 1
Rellraining , Si
Mdkingdrair, ani
Uetrenching, Le
CJnbFcge, inbfoge
away , to ItfCpi I
Cabt inhttgt) to
Liquor. away i li
Bgiling«
3n ) 441 ( 3»
\ 9 rhe Boiling
t Lf flcning.
CO come in« cntert
itb in Aia^tt 9ln»
o •ddrefs, prcfent
int« Pecicion to,
loøet troob een i
pnc up • Prore-
^fiinft one to the
fem eMb 9 sten«
i paid.
in Income, Reve«
tes« Comin^s in«
rofict« Perqoifices,«
e 3n5(oioSer) ca
inities,
to demand« exaS»
>ea(feO to collea*
ixes.
a Demanding of
finuous*
Cfrempetr%immen)
cklcdor wrinkledt
'oolcn S'M(f» Cfoni
OflCO crepe inco
•
it, Cfom Seen)
rds.
'O cieep into,
b.) ro fhrink,
1 CO fhrink •
or wrinkle , to
9 bc concra<^ed in
Coinpgfs«
tn9# Shrinking ,
. Wrinkling or
;» Contrai^ion«
ler one.in« pormic
:er ro pcrmir him
admit him inco a
la i nogcQ to in-
jajre yourleU' in a
o imbr.r'< in ir, ro
termeddlc yf'uh ir,
e or infnnre v^ur-
en ^c^fommcIi^
^tV) to cnlar^c
upont eo laonch ooc int« ■
tediontProlixtty. (fiimdet
Seneneiinmer^ co havet Fa-
iniliarity witn a Woman, (t
en Setftntnø) re join Batd«.
(fig I aSflreJiPab) to marry,
contra^ Blarriage« (jL 9% i
Gameolc) to enccr inco t
Conv«rfatiofi.
3nMi!bclfe# Adniittance> Let«
ting ID« (i en &ti^^ Enga«!
f(in^ » Incermcddling or
Mtddlinis«
3nMrtnt# iakl into oi put {nto,
inclofed. (inb^Qltef) pi«kled.
conferved« Øoé tSnebtCff^
inlaid, checkercd« C«rfKP
te) inlaid Work, Marquccry«
3nM«<C/ (ienaer>aPica. Li-
bcU CContra'3nO((rø) a Rer
piicacion, C@oat pfla (Ton*
Craf^nMaø) a Rejoinder.
3nM^99e# to lay, put in. int
clofc« (Sitn i en fttelber) eo
]ay Wine in a Cellar. (i. gor*
f parébocinnenter I SXeCtcn) to
»refent or give in a KtyXy in
Law. (giove inDIapt Uroeibe)
to inlay. to makc checker^d
Work or Marquccry* ^eeit
eHer 6faa( meb ØlcraO ro
damafqaine« toinlaylronor
Steel wirh Metal. ((((1 %^0
to i^et or acqnire Honour. QtØ
6fam) to come ort* wich
Shame, (ffn *^flW). ^^ "^'
in yoor Commodicies« to
f hut up yonrShop,CinMpUe)
to conforvf. (®arnifon i en
Geab) CO garrifon ^ City.
Cl, imeHemj «» interpoft^
Ciubfoøbe) ro wrap up in^Q
fomccliing« (JtlCTbeO tamakf
Clothes nirrower, to (Irait^n
them. Cilø bo6 etn) to rak«
np Lodg-ng wich ene, {i. t%
øobe Oro for een) to p"^ «" »
Wori for one» (i. noget »
e( 9eep) (q indofc
/■
2i» ) 442 ( ^
ynblmtnlns, th« Ltyinjt in.
(Jt((fder<), che Mflkinr
Clockes narrower. (i ffiittttlj
Preftncmcnr« (i %t9t) In««
layinf^t Mikinji of checkered
. Work, (i CO JtcelDer) tht
• Laytng tnco a Cellar.
3nd(argø'a>platøniitgf (famt
«ii5ce Docntiti-nterO <He
ExhibiMon of Writing«
^nblebe ceiif to incroduee*
le^d or bring in«
3iiMebenbe# introducing« in-
crodudory«
tJitblfber f tn Introducer*
^nbUbnitia f ^ublebelfc, an
Introdnaion« GnbU^ning i
Ca(e) • prefatory Discourfe«
ØitbUmmef to incorpocate« im-'
body« with anotheri to join
or add to it« to infert, tn re-
ceiveor admitinto, totinire,
asfociate* (i et @C(ffol>) to
adtnit into a Socicty. n e(
Sl'dO 10 incorporacc. (itn
55 oa) ro ir. fer r.
tKnHemntclfe^ 3nMemmtngf
an Incorporation • Uniøn,
AfTociation.
^ntitnft, to incTiain, clap tip
inl.on. CfOtnflJeen) ro joint.
^nblenf ning/ Inchainjng;,
Jointing.
'JnbUpcrc, to deliver, jjive up,
conf'.^n , prcfent. (en 5ln»
(øønillø} to give in, deliver,
cxhibit or prcfent a Petition,
to put up a Suic.
3nblifter (noqct) to flip into.
(fiø) to (lide. flink, flip,
fteal or creep into.
^nbloPfCf to draw onc in, al-
Inte him , entice him or
wheedle him into a PIflce.
'^itblodbøning/ the Piloting
of a Ship,
3nbIdobfe, topilotaShip, fteer
it into theHarboiir or bring it
into theHarbour from thcSea.
Month o? a Rive
^Mh) the Moa
trance of an Harb
9lei{cit) thttPotei
Harbour by th% ^
^nbl^bt/ to ran in
inb, anfommO
come tn, arrive« at
t^ailt} to enrtr ini
bour. (ec ^ted t<
tb put into an Har
to tak« Provifiont
tii fammeii) to f h
kie or wrinklc^(
tllDMtn) the PdRi
.(cberéQ^rcb er mig
I have received yo
Cwht, ^enbeé) «
dnbl^be, (opløbe) to
fctch ont up.
3itbUbenbe/ «omin
tering, arriving,
^nbtøbnifig, (fom
te.) theShrinkinj
ings &c. (paa i
Taking up at a Ii
!3nbl<?>be»øtcbf (p(
an Inn , a Retirii
(for efibe) an
Bay or Road fit to
Jn^Wtt to redcero ,
fctch out of Pawn
3nbl^feligi redeemt
verable.
CJnbl^fcr^ a Redaen
2InbI^«ningr Redeeo
demption, Recove
^ftibløeningt «Ker, i
of Redemption.
^nbl^øtiingd • 6ra
Ctlflanb/ Soivab
3nblØ(l^ redccmed, i
fetched out of Pai
^nbltiPfff/ to lock o;
pen up« On^tKØl
3n ) 443 ( 3«
dofct fence witk in Endo*
iuTt. Of iennem en Søt) '<>
let one in chrotij^h t Door«
3tlMTfe» (een) to hghr ont in.
CnOiieO to give Lii^hc inco^
Snbdiab, (aføtcié« guøUiO
Garbtge, Giblecs of si Geofe
&C. (af 9laaM)0 Uniblet^
tJttbfftimge eller inMiteitøe/ to
mterminele> inceriniK. (ecQ
ictØAo) rotngage. inrir.-
Éc or involve one in an Af-
ir# (fig O to angage or
inctngle yoarfelf.ini co in*
termedile wich.
^Wbrnctngaing, Incermingling
or Inrcrmixing«
3n^m^n9iti , an Ingredienr^
Mmute# to immnre* inclofe
wtthin a Wall.
3il^nntrer# iinroured> inclofed
wihc in a Wall.
^n^n^ttf to force one to
come in.
(n^Fulcre^ to inoeulate.
[itbof filering # InocoUcion.
[fl^« og U^gangø Zoit, Cu-
ftom for imported and cx-
ported Commoditiei.
^11^. og Ubtcrgtabogr ■ Book
of AccoontSt^ a Cal'hbook.
3n^^fe# to pour into« infufe«
n^paiftt to pack up, make
np inro a Bondle. (fint @a«
ØCt} to pack up your Things.
Co»er ^aU oi 9ot>e5) to pick
vp your Tools, march with
Bag and Bagga{;e. (i^jtuf«
fert} to cram into a I rank.
(^are# f om laae ub til iali)
tOftake in yonr StaH-Com-
tnodities , fhut up your
Shop. (t jtifter) to pack up
in Chefls. (ftq) co wrap or
mnfBe up yourfelf.
^ntpafUv, a Packer*
On'tpafning , a P;ickmg up.
^ntpatnin^BttØnt a Facker's*
Ve«> Facka^a.
3nltpa6# Preiadtce,I>ctrineht»
Damage. (oitrc ^nlpdé i en
anhtni fUttj to invade, en-*
^voach or intrench upon ano^
ther'f Righc (faae 3nbpAl
ftoé) to creep into one's Fa<»
vonr» to have great Inrereft
with one. (giare een 3nb«
paé) CO thwarc, to cali •
Block in one*t W>iy.
^n^pafft, (pafTe inb O to fic
one ching into anotnor« c«
joinc into one anoch«r«
3n^pflflere# to enter, go in.
3nt>p4ttf , (fooi en QNldfarelfc
meb iln Sk^htté QKeif) to
fuck in an Error with your
Mother'a llilk* to imbibc«
^n^plf nte # to inclofe or en*
coinpafs with Planka,
3n^pIanfning, the Inclofmg
with Planki.
3n^plance# to implant, inr
graft.
3n^pIantet^ implanted. (pant
li() habitual.
^n^pI<tnrni1tg , Implaneing«
3n^pløie , (med en Sfouø^p/
oeO to channel , chamfer«
^n^po^e# to graft, inoeulate^
3n^PO^nillgr Ingrafting, In-*
oculation,
3n^prÆ^if e ^ to inculcate •
beat into one'jHead« Coper#
tale een til at troe) co induce
one co believe, to fuggeft,
intpire.
3nbpr<tfriceref (9)are) to
fmnggle Goods • to run
thein in.
^nbprorga^ to imprinr.
'^n^pvagningø tmprinting.
^nbprence« to inculcate, tm«
print , fix in the Mind.
OnbpreiTe^ to prefs or cram a
Thing int% a Trur.k.
^nbpropninøf Grafting, In«
o^acion«
3nN
!5« ) 444 ( 3<l
^f^pmmtf to graft* frtff or
t ingraff, inocultte«
Sntpunt, to pnt into,
nbpurtfit; 3ll^pntnin9f a
Pvtting intu , fnferrion«
3il)Hiyarrer( ^ to qoarter or
- billet Soldicri, to asQgn
chem thetr Qnartcn by Way
of Billets.
^n^qvArtertng , the Qnarter*
mg or Biileting of Soldiert.
^n^^arteringøfrie# exempt,
. frct from the Qnarter i ng
of Soldiert*
3lt^ql^rterinøo>Srt^e^# Kx-
cmption from the Qiiircer-
ing of Soldiers,
3nt$i^4rrcrin9««penge/ Snb-
fittenee- Money«
^nbtamlt, (in5bn'»e Valt
mcb en 9CamCe) to ram in*
drive Scakesinto the Ground
with a Rammer.
Cht^ramltnø ; th« Ramming
in.
:2ItlOregn€ i mtb, to enter into
an Account > comprchend it
therein«add or inl'crc it thcre«
!^^^ren^€^ to run in.
^n^celIte^ (faffe of f!a) to
yield Profit.
^nbrerning^flDisporition. Re-
gulation, Ord^r, Ordering,
Managing,Conrrivance;Plfln>
Infhrurion , E^^Mif hinenr.
(etftufcCp) theCor^ti:ivance
or Ordcr ota Houfo, Accom-
luodationof a Houfc,
-Jn^etrC/ to order. regnlatc,
adjoft, accoipmodate, ma-
nage, fctde, contrive, dis-
pofe. (inDrettc efter) to ac-
commodate, propo> don, fuit
to. frame, fqaare. (inhvtU
fe fl9 rfter) ro go by or fol-
low. OnbrcttmUm ®ebær«
(et) tocoropofe or fal'hion
your Gellures. iinttUH fint
fttmer) ro di^oft
Honrs«
Jn^tttttø rogalttcdi
dispofe^, lettled
2(n^riOe# torideint«
on Horfebick, ton
Bntrance on Horf«
On^ribf If( , an Ent
Norfeback.
^lA^tift^e, to flow or
to discharge« cid|
barden « or dia
icfelf into«
^ll^ringe!fe, an Ufl
with Bella.
3iibr^M>e> (fcrffcKi
take Root* -
Jnbv^mmt , to c^
Place, yield itnp« ;
or vp, part witl
o¥«r 9 reiign . grar
3li^rømming / a Co
a Grant, aYielding
Right, a Refignati«
3n^r<^r<^ totemper
mix one thing with
(Sd) to Beat Egga
JnbtnUevt, to inlilt,
CO the Li(l, to lift
l^nbrnOertng/ Inlifti
rolling, Entcring
Lilt.
3n^r^re# <noget i «i
infert fomething in t
papers. (nieb eo Vr
march an Army«
£r^^bvCr) to tnar
to *4Ke an Irrnpti
3n^r^K€f (neget ^ tt
in5) (O pull , draf
pluck in.
3n^rtfning, /i iti\
Enrranca into the C
^nb\Aat, CO fow in.
OhM'aaening » the
into a Field,
3nbfaa(e» (ieoGtoe^
ner Sole»
3« ) A4S^i 3»
N^ to foap Lifiefiw (irt«
tØbflrfCl) tp Itcher
ktrd«
»liilløf th« Soiping of
iftf to pm under Wa«
40 (ink or fabmcrff«
iDgt. inro*-
;e# CO filt* picklct
er or fetfon«
itf a Salrer«
let^ rilred« ptckled or
artd #ith Salr«
Hf to anoint or par-
«
ilCf to {^arher, get tm
I. C6faO to raife or
Faxef. O BA^) to inn«
iIcTf a Gathertr« Col«
ilet/ gatheredi eolled«
«
tf ittg f a Gactiering »
dion»
fe# to rathen colled»
!ico a Place«
. eihihliriiedf conftitvt-
^<te5ft for) fabftttDted
latttrCtØ^/et in by Art^
bcN^inftalled.tppoint^
:onftitmed« OmClTtin}
10 fed« incerealated«
l# O 6piU the Srake
iy» a Liv or any Thing;
ed« Qirbfotftné Sor«
la^ Pir«»li. (ta^tJ^tU
[t(th) CO ^weep cha
away«
itinø^ ^ttbfffttflfe^ (i
ibtbt) an Inft 1 ticni
iture • Inftalment.
UVti^t) Inftinition «
ifhing« f( en nnbené
I Sabrogarion« Suhf^i«
I. (t forrige 6t(iit5)
iblifhmentf Reftorrngt
tajcration« (t et f dn)
hituig ft Raiiiftålliog»
({(••ciiHtaOctaOOrdlfM^
tion* Fiitting* inio bolf
ØtåttK . » >
O^^i^ttifto inftltiitt,aftablini»
conftitvtaw (i (SlIlMe) fo^
Inftall in« invafl ona with nt
Offict».(i«effMelfe>'Co Mt
one in PoiT^afion ot; (i ^Um
reftore one to hiiown. \i té
cnHné 6teb} to fttbfttcntai
fobrogat*! d^maorappoinc
ona in tht Rooa of anotlwv
Mel tften) to rtiaftttf
one. to raftore htm imo hia
Office, (m^ Qtfftt^ to in*
throna 9 tnflal é Bii kojp«/ O
forriøe CfilBl) to relUre«
rttflabfifk rMintamitr((
en Cienboni/ bee ev gitre trc#
Mø) cuj^ivaonaa provifioott
Poireiuon in a Svit to ona of
the Partiet« till thaCaofa bo
determintd« O 6øiO <v
pur in. C^n DoffimeO ro ap-
point a /ndga*Ceit vrtiip
to conftitiita ont yoor Hair*
5nH^t ^ een) to frfva «
'htng into ona^f Cimodx*
{^t%m i eeité InfiøO ^o-
inprinc tha Ntila mco one't
Facti (i SoMffeO CO elap
ona up iato Pfilon* to im-
prlfon hin^» "* -
tiDfaiige« ro (km ktto« •
itbfee, to look into^ (ftfte^
to andarfhi>d a Matrar, look
into it* viewi axan^ or p<^
netrat'e it« inrptft into (Mt*
thii|T* #r
Snbfeen^ # a' tnrpeaion 'or
Cara. C^aM 9«lfeetibe OM)
ro hav% tha Infpvdion of»
Svperintendeneeor pr^fiding
Cara of a Thing*
Dntfegl/ aSeaL
IJttbfeiU, (t et (^dM? to fait
inco or tftctr. t Port.
3
/
3« ) 44é ( 3«
Shibf<n5e> C^ftmmini) to
fend one Word« give Nocice
of. (QreiO to ^<^<1 * ^«t~
ter* (f n éeøicrtnø) to cx-
hibir« deliver or prefenc t
Pcfition«
3itfi^berf tn Undtrtenant«
Ininace,
3tlfibD^rt Mti ■ Lodger't
* Rent.
JnbiiQtt to proteft agiinft*
to concradid* ninfay.
Dtlbftgelfe/ Prote^flcion, Cttn-
tradiélion* Gainfaying«
3flb(igtf an In(ight» Skill in a
Macter« PeAetration, Saga*
city, Perfpicacity« (fem er
af cø #er 3nbfløO fharp-
wicccd « penetrating« O tn
®aard} a View into one's
Yard.
Cfflbfløtøfolbr ikilfiil* know^
inR.
"Jnb^Aavtnt cnpoat, carved
out. (med CaøatO jagged,
indented.
3nbffafFe# to eet one in, pro-
cure him Admisfion.
'Jn^flaitti to inlert, interca-
lace.
!3n^ff«ltefibe^ intercalar.
[tt^fFaUntnø/ Intercalarion.
fnOJTcertf to cut oot or into.
(meb Satøer) to jr^ , or
nocch,
'Jntyflteivtn , JnMctvin^ t a
Curting out, aNorching or
Jfl{;f(ing$ fl Incifion.
Jn^iccnU, to fiU a Glafs,
ponr into ir.
ØifbfPccrpe/ to incolcve, to
imprcfs by frequencAtimoni-
ciontt beat into one's Head,
Brains*
Øabflfiarrpelfer *Jnt)fficcvping,
Incnlcation. . (i C^pmieiO
Conccntruion.
^IlbfFibe/ to embark. v;tu put
on Shipboard. (fofO ^ati)
to f hip or load Gooda«
3itb|(ibnf ng I fimbi
Embarking« Shipf
Snbffif (e , to fend i
ttbff risnf Cf to bovn
confine> refhraina
Bounds or Limita i
SeøterfiøftcbcO t<
fnppr efa or keep ir
fires« (fiø) to kee
Bounds; copinch c
Jn^Vvctnfnine, a B
Lin(iicarion> Reftrié
trenchin^ , Modi
Moderation«
^fibfivtvtnt entered
regidcred« writte
(t StttHen) inrolhd
triculated.
'Jnfltipt f Jttff ripri
fcription.
^ftbffrivt, (icnSoø
down in a Bo'ok,tO|?
or note it therc. (
ffildcrihifea ^c.) t
enrol, immatricula
to enter or li(^ yon
be cnroUed.
CTnbffrivninø, (i en^
Entering, Podirig o
in a Book > Enrotl
li(ling, Iminatricn!
2tlbffi*Me f to fcrcw i
jlibffritmpc^ to f hrir
klc) cockle , he co
Clnbffnb/ (3nbffaltn
f^rcalarion. (i f^i
ffdb) Advance-Mc
PayiTH? in Hånd;
ØnbftuM^ put in ♦ a
(fotii en ^aø eSer
tercatar. (mbblctf
red, fuggefted.
ynbfftbe^ (inbM^fe
fpire« fuj^gelt, infui
gc i^anbel) to adv
ncy, pay in Hånd.
O^ncn) to f Hove Bl
rho Ovn. ((Øllire
noner) ^^ batter do
wich Cannon« '
^ ) 447 ( ^n
t, lofptmion, Sug-
Cft« tu Set iKtt
ram} tn EsKtption
to ftriltt* bete inro*
to bmk opcn tfie
tt 9nad to drive t
o. CJBinftueO to
indowf« O iPaCfeO
p. C9<^t<Bl<^KA19'
ram in Fales.
;M6ef«Mnie)tKt
do« n«
if#(foitiDneé)thc
of Doors.
to throw or flinj^
to let one int per-
Encrancc. (f^m*
CO get in , gec Ad-
•
tg, a Shutting up,
in. cfra aSe San«
irronnding, Envi-
(t gcmiirei) Impri^
Cen @coOé af Sten«
lockade.
to lockor fhatnp»
in«Cfraallc6iOcr;)
n* fnrroiKidy envi-
lompafsy cncloféthc
CenSeelafenSien«
l^€ imcQcm dabOelt
l^bc ten paa beaøe
o double upon ^ol
o blodc up a Ciry,
\p) to enclofCf fend
onr Cover, (ttuh
) to fum up, ^.lakt
iecapitnUtion of ic*
at fDtnncr) to re«
ont in your Prey-
rSfofler) ro doifter
(bttfe t mcO to in-
, 1 Aked, (hxLt Qp
mnudin, inclofea,
[«d 9 f ncompafled.
3
bloked vp» O* < ncb) lAr
cinded«
nbifatltu. ^9 iBclt into»
hbfmiftre (Ig, to Infiniiatt
voiitUlf by Flattary« ^tep
ipto ont'i Favosr« fcrt#
yourfelf into it«
3ni>fiii#r^ to grttfc (md
VemoDe) toaapioc witbPo*
natum« ^
^n^imnttf gratfcd, anointed«
(Dr5) glavaring Worda,
JnhM^tt to flip, fttal'iiit. fn
inbv$teatth. (Øg)^to ilido«
flinkf fliporcrefpinto«(fto
ittnUBtmn to iAfihRtt«^
get or creep, wriggla iam
one*f Favonr*
3n^iniitlit, an lofinvatioB«
Creéping, Cttting in by
SteaUK.
Bnbfnigen^C^ infinnating.
nbffiit, a Cattingf Carvifigt
Incifion«
!7ii^fiiittiing^ ScarificatioQ*
On^fteittC^ to CQt or carv«
ootf to noccli or jag« (M
Caarteøcjp to naka an In^
cifion* T
^nbfnittet/ cut« carvcd ottt.
jegged,
Jnt^ntttø tolace«
^nt^fove, to fall aflccp*
^n^fj^bc, CO flip Bp, fwi
down.
3nbføben; f* itibF^gt. ^
n^f>(tHbe/ (i Ra«mO to
ftretch. '
3ndfpdrirrCf to hem lp, lockac
pen op, endofa, barricttft*
O cn &aV) to block op a
City*
3nbfp«rri(ti lockedorpenop,
encigfed, blocked op«
3n^fp(erriiig# t Barricade»
Penning np, Blockade«
pnbfpirarngff fpecklcd, vtrl^
gttad,
tfnb« '
raMi
Sn ) 448 ( 3»
SnbfOrinfti te l«ipt jnmp or
hop in c«,
^nifprtitt, to fqvirt. ryrin|«
OnWprtft«'«"«' 3nWt>rub.
Biitøi Syhngingi Sipiitt-
DiiMttMie. f. in»<ftaac.
ORbftdCtlAtg, inflanr, carneR,
CBger, ur^inKipreifing, (9)C>
gitrjos) Iiift«nce,«igt[Snit.
F,ntr«iy.
^nbllAneigtn, mftantly, «nr-
neftly. (btit inbftinWBftiJ
■ ropray jnfttnTly. eirneltly.
(o intreir, befeech.
3n^(^(tn&h^()rt, Entrdty,
Solicidtion, Importnnity.
^nftftfllpfi toft^mp, or b«ae
inio. ((BfOtftdltnO '" •■""
<t.->wn the Pnvit.^.
Demi.f.d, Siiit or Ciufe de-
ptrding «t Lnw. ("O* 3>
I S!<lt([[|ling) the Rcncwing
Or RevivinK af a Lawfnit.
(fra fotflt gnftSanrt) "P""
the firft Dem^j-d or FoiM
in Contruvet: , .
^n&flitniie, to b«r, ptn. flint
up tiitnjcaiic.
TBbftængnirtB' » B«rrie«do.
tn Appcil, thtl
a Cl af« kcferc
ZiMfttvtiinit-Tlai
Decd.
3n&ftfetc fts, lo fl
or cnter by Sictl
to import bjr 5
fmuggle,
3nD|tfftef loinftitn
found, eftablifli,
Dntftifttlftf Infttn
, blifhmcnt. Fonn
lioir.tinE. CillØUl
Conr!cr3tJor. {
or pronounc* ih<
tal WoTdft
7n&|tigMoftepinn
al'cend.
OnCfliltt, io|>ntit
Ttnftftti'l«, to liimmoni cite,
w« n ■« Pcrfon to appcar be*
fore tht Inlticc, (i' <<I C
IioidcSttO 10 »ppMl. Cfcni
fdti inDitodtJ til tn bfittt
9tcO ttiat which may be
trotght befnre « •lij;''"
Caiin. Cunter SftlMm-iaO
to rulpoeni.
SnMttvntt/ ranEnoneit, ci
led.
3n&(ltBiiiiigi aSf-
cation, ("11^'
« ) 44? ( 3«
of * Daui.
cdi puOitiJ or
ptå. (@1(»0
PilUr.
trcw. fow nr
)b> wipci <)o or
fflgO I« *hip
an swiy Mu-
iw Gaodiir.re
bc. Cl tBjtitt'
:>dfir.iCc]Ur.
lUc IB«, fem
nabic ir.. O*
y n> pnt Corn
t F»:UJ rt
-- 'jilV c4
Jlt&ff(tl l'«WII lt|l,
^nfinitt/ to prrrtrVtt ffnll>
f«rv*, OntrnlKtf A«|fr}
Comfiii, Frer<rv«l> Hwmi-
^HBrtltniRH, Prtftrvlnt.rnn.
fervlng, l'khliriK iil'hullu
Onftfinftr tnfink nr lia |ilufi>
lt«l tnio lunitiblnx,
3itt)r4B<r o >*li*t I«lM. M-
CD|>y. Uiahc yniitfair MtKaf
of, 10 rak« ?fi%1ttfn,n utt tn
eowimr, '^imitt'.mjttinké
nyde. ftn étai) 11 tt1>4,
z:rty * T',*n. i-iia ,f. fft
iaaljt^.t'^r'i'iti ■ f.',¥r,'tf,
fmtt Utmnit tj»åi»j -i
ttyt t.y iffcFW, 'hm »0
Od, ':<tyiy.'A, '*tn»-l}
•; '.H'» , *r/i-t-'. /*.,'(..
''jiwtiy ". .■ ftftft. ''r»T(
e-£l«y ". *'»■'> *'^VA,
•: »I'l^ ■•«■ -,- ■! «, '6
'. i: 5t-l> ", -ttj, jvv
f-ie": '»3 ?MV* •-* «!•
f- r- -•. t- ,A , - >«^
'tii 61 Srw, -.•. •*« -j*
-..;\-. - *. /•>' r^l IM«*
I-'V-T''« V -i5 «* Wil*,
' J^iiir, '■. yv I'- ••**■►*
itt-r. -JiflK tf loe*',*!^
3b ) 450 ( 3b
(Diiion, C(em flititbJiiO
thtAa of MkingPofTetTion,
mutagen, rslcru rfliaid.tofi-
qncrcil. (af tij^vbO ravifh-
•d wiihjoy. OocLlffcO'"^-
pou/ed fmirren. (txtdarct)
infatuated, (. l?{rbtt,
eharmirg, bewitching.illur-
ingi plcafant, delighiful.
3nAt«gtnb(t>i Chirmingncfs.
ingtging Wiy,
tlliftwit, V. (( 9tfO 'O <'»''"'
(femandi chilltngc. vindi-
MK.
3nt>talc, r. riKcOi CliTm.
Demand. Chalknge. Vindi-
^nhtttatt, ttf, cifnain{t fub-
ilct fharp.
yubtctgtf ihi Keceipt. (3nb'
l«9t 00 UHitl) <>'' Kcctipi
and Djiburrcmpnt.
Ønttit. untit, ill CO, nnto,
»* far *i, cven ro. CinHtil
StoilO at fir M Rome, OnMit
ttn^eite) to chit Dishc.
^ttbtll fati (>tng(i imcM,
3li»ril vlbtrfi til fntiher Or-
de rt.
JnMngt, n eompcéhcnd or
incliidc Ibmcihing in i Bir-
g«in or Agr«etn«nc.
3nM«gi Entry. Cb»iit |Tt
3a6lDg) to make yogr En-
try.
Ønbt^trefl, todry. dry np.
fhrrnk by biin| tao dry.
3nt>t«TrinS( thc Drying up.
nbirafff lo »nttr, ro ftep
in. (i øtiSliat Dcbtn) tocn-
ter into Oiaer-,
^n9t^n^tI1> f an Eninncc or
^ntttrafft, to happen, fill ovt,
eom* nnenpeacd, come to
^abVtnblg, inrcrnit, inwaid.
3nbtr(cfcli|f, cah
nli foTtoiiost.
3n&rT£ctftn&e. hii
riUini.
tfMtrolEt, to dr
3sbir(ttf«, CSOOC
tcT intOi cntet i
6tdt) to cnttr :
C^ttui) 10 «ni
Hoafe.
On^tmFniRg, an
^nbirongt, inbtx
ur by Fore«, (>
tom) to invtd«
Country, to mt
tion into it. f
SlObtr) to Uh
(ølitcii 9^1
trndcyonrrclfin
to invade it, ofni
inb) to, throng
3nbtr«cn9tlf(,an:
For«, an Intrn
fion, a Throngi
OiiMi'icngcnACf in
Viding,
3nbirDrnset, intri
td.
3uMroff«i/ happ
3n6tr«r,in Itnpw
SnMtgfDaanag
ImpTCtlionapot
bDily> n worh
3H»tTftEci to imi
ca:c. (noget i ei
imprint toOMth
Min«,
3nbtvingCr -co
3nt>t><cvc, to int
3tit>vcn&Ct t» o
ObjcAinfl ■{■•
3« ) 451 ( 3«
iligf tn Obje£(ion»
rion* ExcepdoH) Re»
xatnfayingi Contra-
*Ci«««fe) ehcWardi
»ck«
> to clitnge, to bny
in Exchang^e for cur-
>neyt to g;ather thcm ,
Y of Evchange.
confecrate, hallow,
•, devote to God or
Ufe, (en 95i(?op-) to
rate a Bifhop« .
tf Coi^ecration, Hal-
. Devoting to God or
Uft.
>ei confecrating, hal-
•
confecratedt hallow-
K (een i en @ai) to
:, eilgage or intangle
a Biifinefs. (fig) to
: or intangle yonrfelf«
>CP) to muffle up your-
fwaddle yoarfelf« ({.
ben} to cwift intoone
r. t^iøtt ureedO ^o
c, intricate or intan«
t f wra^t or folded
forftaaeliø) intricate,
)an5eO involved. tn^^
1 in,
ng^ theWrapping or
g up. (i en éajO In-
igylroplication, (Sou
") Intricating, Per*
^tf (famtDtf e) to con-
greetOt to grant, to
>f , give Asfent to.
;, CO interlace» inter-
litig, an Interiacing
Baving»
9
Jntvi^tf to fhow one in, di«
red him into a Place» fend
him into it»
^n^vittiø/ ingenidns» yery
witty, fiill otWit.
3n^voI^€^ theEntrails, Bow-
els, Guts,, Ga'r bage, (ta^
% uV) to pnll OQC the Guta*
Ctaøe 3. nb af én SufO to
draw aFowl. Oaøe3. ttØ af
en iif) to gut a Fifh,
^n^9otreø/ tnward, incernal«
inner, intrrndc, intrinfieaU
inteftine« (Xfig} incaftine»
civil War«
3nb9orceø/ adv.indward1y» in-
ternally, intrinfecally*
jMvotttB, (bet) ebe Inwtrd
or inward Part, (of OfenOCø
ffet) the Heart of Man.
3nfaaibel, adj.infallible, thae
cannot deceive or be dccei«
ved> f. nfeilbadig.
OnfAnterieithe Infancry,Foot*
Soldiers, Foot«
3nftcere, I berntirce*
Inficering, f. S&efmtrtelfe*
n(l4mntAtipn / f* a&et«n^
belfe.
information/ Information, f» •
tinberviiøning*
2(nforniatør/ aPrecepcortTa«
tor or Mafter,
3nformetf/ toteach, infttuA;
DngcfeV; Ginger, (»ilb) Za-
doary, (Z)anff) Waker<^tfi»
Cuckowpint,
Onøen/ pron, indef, no. none,
notany, no one. (jeø tint C
Stener) I bavé no Servantf
(bar 3 inaen) bave yo«
none? (i, fRennefe) no
Man, nevcr a one, not one
Soul, (i, af Vartterne) nci-
ther of the Partiea,
!3(igen <Ban9, no Time,
3ngenieiir/ a Engineer,
jfngenif urf on(l > Enginery.
^ngenlunbe^ tio atall, byno
Mtanft m no Wife.
f • 3nf
m > 49a c 3*
Mtnner whtcfocver, Ctefcn«
floil flMbM et fa«4«ca() no
ji t m e d y whttfoe vtr u fo
SMeiiØebøf aowhtr«* in no
gngrMcntif tn Ingrcditnt.
nøitnXn^tattfln foac lltn-
ncr or Mtftfnrt,
3m|«irfnf CO inqatrtb ntlni
tn Enqviijt to (t tkoc fttrcli
mftf r or ioijp* ".
, ISnqvifttitiøi an Empiiry,
. Stirchf ■ PerqQificSoQ»aQmtft
or Seeking afcer,
Sttqvifitf a Criiiiinal.
jm^j^tkon, ffn Inqviiiiion,
ftria Enqairy. (jnjUUMH
• Sicttttic) chelnqatmion* a
Sort of ecclefiaftical Conrt
'tmons the Spantards tnd
Portagnefe. ^C^btUi S)em)
Aiito-»1c-fe.
Sflfccti tn Infea*
jqfrctae^enDfr infeftivoronr.
3llfKti^<ilg# the Chryfalif or
Kympht aurelia«
t)nfectbøiine# Infecc-bean«
anfcli f. -0«. .
3tlfl1tttant|elMragtnf^Winning:»
plaafing« (twcefci)anenga-
ging Way»
3 ttflnoetcr Oeti iMcO to pre*
fent, infinaate* (fW af tO«
finu^re ff J) to cnrry Favour
^ wichonet endeavottr to infi«
fioate hiittfelf into one'a Fa-
vonr« (initituerc ftø f)i$ een) .
• to infinoatcwriggle or fcrew
yonrfelf into ona'a Favovr,
Ci(n(IPription# an Infcriptiotu
Snfpectioit/ Infptction*
3nfpea#ri aa Inrpcaor> an
O ver feer*
tfnftauntf f* iiit>f«tte»
(lalUrf itfr 1 9«^
iftiøere, f. cttfNobc,
luitinct, tbe Ii\ilifA»:
ral Senfé or llhcioti
3nftraerCf to inftma
^ttftrumtnt, an Udk
Tool t Implkmiiit*
8ee) Inftramtnt*' Id
Jmtnmtntiik ioftni
<i flkttfff) ioftmmta
lic.
3ii(lrnttctifiitr one» c
SluU to play oi| Iq^
^n^nttntRiaiierf an
niant-inakar«
Onftrnfi an Ini!r«aio
iMUf KttOt) Diftti
3f^reør Al lifgsisSf an i
Accdnnt. * *'
3iit^tioi& {.tXlittiin
3nrercfi4ii0«nreruinu
ting* agreeable«
3ntereire# Intereft, &tt
ntttimø intcriir, mc
2(nterlofnrorii IDdti,
ttrlocution, Interlo
^nrerlofotoriuK, an i
cucory.
Øntermetf^ 3ntermci
Interlnde(in aPlfy} i:
the Ads»
3ntirrf ønum aninttrr
Interreij^n, Time« i
Throne ta vacaAt*
3tttet^ nothing, nodg}
eet tninbre) nothin
(intet an^et) nothii
Ontet onber cnb) i
but« (for intet) for n
Qbnt til tntet) to be g
nothing, (g^are til, II
brine a Thing ro Koi
tnnnl, abrogatti mal
nntfO) deftroyt defa<
tommer intet ttb «f
comes to noai(ht» it
tnrpofe* notMog U
y that*
^tt ) 453 c 3«
T
tvtnbtf vain» inntile,
•fitiblet of no Ufe,
sfst frivolons*
iag«/ no Kind what-
(meøet fortroclig) in-
!» clofely flcquainced*
•C/ ro tun«.
'tnr Intonation*
ictiott^ an Inci'odac-
icHofiøsPenøe/ En«
-money.
»# Cfom er bltttn nhtip
Iciøp invalid, disabled,
ined, disabled by Sick-
- Hart$. OnDadbecnO
valles.
triunt; an Inventory,
>zue of MovcableS) a
li a broken or dead
Goods or Effeds.
Tf/ f. opfinde,
euø/ Cfom foA opffnbe
I an ingenions, inven*
[an*
011/ f. (Dpftn^flff.
ioni f. CJnbb^bclft.
I#^iøbe^# >» Abun-
» abnndantly.
(tate, f. i forga<irø.
> ponr in«
l, for che reft»
nn^ai CVurgcfrrot
nertfd^ Ipecacuanha.
vii9, by the Weight.
in a RoWf in Rows« (i
Srai: cftcv ()tnan(oO
ively,
to reckon or acconnc
,to comprife in an Acr
tttt to reprimand, re-
reprove, ch^cK or
(for dittttn) JO pro-
tttliti « Reprimind,
k ti Reprehenfiont
3rettffftttcCfO to read onea
Lcdnrti
Jtttttfmttv, a Reprimander,
Admonitor.
CfrftteCtb/ in due Timt, or
Seafom predfely.
Digang/ f* ^vvgan^.
3riø/ an Iris (a fort of Flower^
the Rainbow.
3^*iøgrØfir# iris-or rainbow-
gtccn,
3vlan^i Ireland«
5H<ln^ff/ irifh.
3liaen^er# an Irifhman«
'Jvonit, Irony.
3ronijFi ironicaL
^roniffr *<iv« ironically«
3rrariotial/ irrational. CCi«
nier, fom tf fe maaie^ it?e^
fdtnme ^aaU fom anbre}
irrational Lines. ' '.
Cfrirc, C^aae »ifb) to lofe yonr
Way. CfflW Otlb) to err» be
out, bewrone, beoucofche
Way or in the wrong Box«
mistake« lie or be under t
Mistake. (fra C^anbbebcii)
to deviatc from Trtitb*
3r^e5ttl«r/ irrtgular, tnomt-
loua,
3rreii/ ^vvtlit, Error, Mii-
take. Fault.
3rrenbe, erroneous. ftlftt f<N
dncing«
Cfrrgangf aMa«e, Labyrtfitb,
3rrigi erroneons^ . ftlft (•
Cfrrigcni adv, erroneointlf , in
an errpneousManner*
3rrl^e 7 Ignis fatutis.
3ir(llerne^ a Plapet, wtnderlng
Star«
fataus.
3fa«C/ Ifaac*
Jf<»bef| Of<»*rtl(f| f Ifabtll«;
3f^
^«|p ) 456 ( 3«
5M» 34«©rb| • Word, A«-
ftni, Confefiff Prbmife, ?r-
role. (faae 3<l»Ofd) to ob*
tiin one'f Confenc or Pro«
niirc, C3fl# fpottCl^ilO I ^"^*^''
rant yon indeed«
ØAbroteri •Complicrt Flatte«
rer.
^accbt James,
3acot>ineri t Whitc-Frlir [or
'Dominicfln«
facobiternCf the Jieobltci«
kco^øilavi JtcobVSraff,
]acobtnvt, Rjgvort,
(ab^cr» Prirdc-Prattle, Tittle-
Tfltdc Babblingt'Prftttlinic*
ØA^^rCito prattle, tarr|e, bab*
ble> chatccr,
IJabbreni^atbrincrrBabblin^,
Tactiing.
Øabbrer, a Prattler t Tartler,
Babbler» a BUb, Gabblcr,
TwiccU, TwatrU.
^a^tVt a Hunter, Hunrsman,
Sportsman, Chafer, OcPact
f« &(») a Prickcr,
^(Tøfragtigi Huotsmanllke,
Jflpgerbrengi a Hunter's Boy,
O^gergarn, « HnneimanV
D«gfr()ori!/ aHunting-Hom*
Oafgcr{>ime, the Hvntcr'a lod'-
ge or Shelttr,
^(t^tvfniv, a Wodd-knifc, a
Hnnrsman's-Hangcr,
3#rgerPonff, the Art pf Hun-
ting, Venary, Hwiu^inan-
fhip«
Cf«g<rmcvøflflti f, j«ger«jt
3<rflepme(!eiv the Maftcr of
the Hunt«
Sl#gerr«r/ the Hnnt$man*s«
Fcei,
Language or hii
Way ofcallinsTl]
belong CO Hnncir
JctCittf^^, « Bo«
Javelin,
^irgerrafFe^ « B\
PoQch) Poke or S
^oegerr^i , Implci
Hunting, atToih
page belongiog t
3«i en,^# yeaalfot <
and above,
Jatn^ifHø notevei
3a enbog, nay alfa
^age# to cjnfe, hui
be huntiiAor COQ
cirerpaa$øren}t<
out a Doors« (en
to dislodge a Sca]
ti) to courfe a Ha
drive away, Mtt
tftcr, to purliie,
SKoo afSien^tn) t
rctricvcrefcue fro
my. (poa SlugO
Plight, (iSanbjiQa
exilt) banirh, (o|
Slufttener) to ou
more, enhance the
en .^aarbe t eiod
one through with
3^gcn# 3aitnt«ci,
Hunting, (SorfPlj
fuing.
l^agenbei chafing«
puriuing,
^afstt, chafed* hun
fuIøO pnifued«
^agmcflTf, (@W
fmall HatilVr,
D<«gt/ (er SarrtQ *
Hunting, Spprtt
Maich,Cgwre3,p<
to give chafe to
^agtbAti what flwj
9T hunt^df
'-J^,
^ ) 455 ( ^0
fill» ftop« craiD>
n Piecet. ifunder«
Sieicn er t 6tt)f'
at iswornouci is
,byRetflil,repara-
y Picc« by itfclf.
rn) CO put inro.
iSønbe} CO pour
► a Tun. (i Uli)N
ne onc to Ruirit
afon^ CO Deliruc-
-1 Italian«
•liaØ
pur tn a Ca(k or
;r ÅmuO co <iraw
B Mug*
fign« CO draw on*
xtVit, to tell or
icy in a Bag«
mty opporcnnelyt
•
put Liquor in a
3ueh a Tunnel.
rhe Puccing of
ongh a Tunnel.
Cafe of NecesfitVf
Put. te a Pincfu
Itaab i en 9}aaO
hread into a Nee*
ead a Needle«
m SDanb i noøeO
ibibe or drink in.
(fom Q}anbO ^
Drinking in« Im-
»aked. (i en @l)et
into a Needle.
, broken« in Pie-
te ilu} ro bretk
(()udae^ ?ære
tn Piecet.
':ve§ chatttly* tno-
eftlv.
3 Cuem^rf eti in th« Dnflt of
the Evening, by Twilight.
3t^lbe/ to put inco a Barrcl*
3Utibe# unfeafonably* nnti-
roely.
yoccttf to be in.
5»eri Zeah Fervour* Ferven-
cy, Aflfedion, Actachment.
CJver, (Xoeé) tb« Uddtr or
Dug of a Cow*
^vavficcttt, to execute, pnt in
execucion« to perform» to
bring about, bring to paft.
3pertf«nelfe# Execucion, Ptr-
formance.
^vovtUf rooted, injreterate,
3vire ftg^ to fly or fall out in- ,
to a Pasfion, to be angry«
be transported with Anger»
to cakc Fire«
"^Jvtig, zealout, ardent, Y.eh«-
ment* fervent, hot, pasTio-
naca« choleric, apt ro bt
angrv, foon angry. (JbiM
iorig) to takt Fire,
tft^rtøen, zealously. ardantlyt
vehemently, pasfionacely«
2fwiSbe^'# Ardoun Vehemen-
cy, Pasfion, Choler« T(tns-
• l^ort of Anger.
% fal&et 3ob*
3
a, yet, yet, ty, nay. (ja
bttf fom mere er) nay what
is more, yea and whae ts
more. (^i»eft3ata noM)
to asfent, give Asfenrco.
04,
Sl% ) 456' ( 3«
JM* 34«©rb| • Word» At-
ftni, Confenri Prbmife, Fr-^
role. (faoe 3<l«0»d) to ob-
tiin one't Con i ene or Pro«
mire« (3a/ fpottC^tiO I ^f^^"
rant yon indeed«
^Abroter, •Complicr, Flacte«
rer^
3^C0t>ineri t Whice-Frlar (or
Dominican«
Bacobiternei tha Jaeobitci«
acobøilAVi JicobVStaff.
Oacobetirt/ Rjgwort«
Jabbcr, Prittlc-Pratf le, Tittle-
Tfltdc Babbling, Prattlint^«
ØAbbrCito prattU« tarrle, bab«
ble, chaccer,
!3a»^renf3abbrin9/Babb]ins,
Tactiing«
Øubbrer/ a Prattler • Tirtler,
Babbler, a BUb, Gabbier,
Twitde, Twattle^
^(røerf a Hunrer« Huntsman«
Sportsman, Chafer, CjX^att
fil fted) a Pricker,
^otøeraøtigi Hootsmanlike,
JflPS^f brenSi a Hunter's Boy,
O^gerøarKf a UnnttmanV
D««r<f6orn/ a Hunting-Horn*
Øitgert^tiiiei the Hwntcr*^ lod-
ge or SheUer.
0^9tvtnivt a Wood-knifc, a
Hanrsman's-Hanger,
3#8erPpn(l| thc Art pf Hun-
ting, Veneryi Huni^uian-
fhip«
^Mttm<x$H$$ f, j«ger«j-
3<r8epme(!ei?# the Maftcr of
the Hunt.
^^ntvvfh the Hnnt$man's«
Fcei.
Language or hi
Way ofcallingTl
balong to Huntii
3ff9erfp^b# a Boi
livelin.
Pooch, Poke or
^oegevrøi , Implc
Hunting, asToil
page belonging
3«i <n.bf ycaalfo,
and above.
"Jatn^ifUø notevi
5« enboj/ nay alfi
^agf# to chafe, hi
be huntiiSor C01
iUtt paa yderen) <
out a Doors« (eil
to dislodge a Sr«
re]) TO courfe a H
drive away. (eft<
aftcr. to pyrfuc,
SKoo'af'Sien^tn) i
rccrievetrefcue fn
my, (paa glugtj
plight, (i Sanbjlo!
exilt, btintrb, (o
jluffioner) to oi
more, enhance th<
en .^aarb< t £ip<
one through vitl
3^scit, Cfagntncii
Huncing, (gotfPl
fuingt
l^agenbei chafinf^-
puriuing«
3rtgeri chafed, hui
fuIøO puifued«
JagwcflTf, (@fil
rmall HauOer,
D<«gt/ (tt gflrW) <
3«gt, (cfrcrOiiDt
Hunting, Spprt
(3^d(fe(ffa&i <
Maich,(giore3»P
ro give chafe to
^agtbati what wa;
or hunt«4«
3« ) 459 ( 2le
K Xorøf^^f Ifff che
ng of Jtfus Chrifl*
li4egcnlog331o^i
untctf Eucharift.
^i }na1l^^m # the
flttire of)erasChrii^»
m Jefnit.
Ot^tn, the Society
Chrilh
jefaiticaU
'ad) » EcdcAflftes. .
isianc.
Cølaty li^e) evcn»
» level > pUin«
\ in open Field*
level Way.
•riflen # a Fellow-
i, EquinOK. (font
tt 3<^n^oøn) equi-
[•/ eqainoxiaU C^it
ninoxial Line*
of equal or the
epth.
level* fmooth, make
fmooth 9. lay flat»
C !3epninø.
levelled » fmoothed
f fimple« plain» ho*
Jwnright.
Smoothnerst Even-
>nier %oittn) Piain-
'lajndealing» down-
[oncfty.
Level ling, Smoooh-
aying Hat.
adj. trcqtient* ufaaU
rit ordinary«
|e/ (Sigemanb) an
Match, Peer«
\f frequencly. com-
' 6tr^9 f Paralle-
EmuUtion«
Ot^^nmaalf Symmetry.
3cvnfUetf # of the farne or
eqoal Strengrh*
^evnflot/ of eqnal Greatnefs.
^evnflr^gø/ in a paralled
Line*
Oernti levelly, fra^othly*
30 # yes, yea* QoftTf \tt^
6re) the foøner the becter.
(jo oift) yes indeed«
3obø Zaavtv , (et &iå^é
»Rlailte) che Tear« of Job.
^ot)an, John» Jack« (lilc
3) Johnny*
»94
3oc«nne# Jane or Joan*
^o^atiiue 7L<ihtnhavinQ, th»
HeveUtion of Se* John*
3obatini6b«r/ Garden -Cur*
ranes*
3«t)annidbrø&, John's Bread*
3ol)anne6«a>mf the Glow*
worm,
3o(>aniteøtr<«/ the Careb-
tree.
^obanntB Urt # the Herb
Hypericon St* John'a Wort
or Grafs*
30 litngcre |o fierere/ (Urt)
HoneyfackIe» Woodbine*
CfoIlCf a Yawl*
Jo meer o{| meer / ever more*
3omfriie , a Virgin » Damfel,
Maid, Maiden, Mifs. (J.i
'Dr^vtUtt^ttO Virgo. Oonii
frnc jJt(erfcn) Mifs Peter-
fon*
* 3omfruc2Wiief«if^ig6e&, Pn-
dicity, Modeftyt Chaftity.
jomfru e^om# Virginity.
Maidenhead* (ttliftt) to be
dedowered* (t^lØt) to de-
flower a Virjin , deprivt
her of her Maidenhead*
3omfrlle^omo 35erøve[fe t •
Deflowring of a Maid*
jomfruelig/ virginal, maiden-
ly.
3^mi }
», > 4SB ( 2»
jMNllU^ CO rvonkk Mnblt,
raflti'c« fvUff foiU ctrniflu
SafVfCr rallitdi fAiltdt.ram-
. ^td« rnflkdt drtgglc-uil-
(HMltor Jfimiii« Jcflemin*
(MflUtt • IMIe # Jatmin* O'il«
itimintVanb, Jtimin-Wt-
ter.
• vifleiiø, yci cerainly« yct
cruty • oj lorcly t ty » ty I
3t§i LG<9 rcb)I nyfiir.
crtttUe 2Bi^«Mfe# chtLt^
. . menudpotlof Jjeftmy*
3erfHM««r Jcrtmy* .
3criio«lUtil|f • ^t VLoCt of
lértcht«
Cbcr toøøcl iMii SaBger)
Iron» Shtcklet. (di#rc 3crnel
hUkt H fmiMiO to make
Iron htmnertble* mtllctbU.
CfttiiMc 3enii mebené ha er
' tkurmO <o <n<tk« Htyf while
thc Son fhinet«
3tr««3rbeiber (ron-Work*
^embaanb/ Iron-Btndf or
Hoopf«
3erttbe(la9, Iron -Work*
CiieniUilf IronpUce. Qcttin*
net) a Tinpbct*
^enibløiMfteri Helmee-Flowcr.
3etiibolCi an Iron •Bolt.
3crttbreV/ *• Letter of Refpite
for a Debcor«
^erttboRbeit # bonnd tbout
with Iron« iron-boand»
3eni*iCrtef Iroo-Ort.
l^emforvef Iron-Colonr«
::rcni(Uf(bMltrFilednft, Fil-
inga of Iron* Irondttft«
3tmg;<ttfr# • Grate, Iron-
iatticc*
Cfcnwvo&ef Iron-mint*
O^m^^mm^, a Font»k||iii»
wbert Iroo it,£awl|i|4^
ScmbAitbelr Irem-tniiC -
tm^iibUri é Dtfi« iv
Iron. ■ .;r.-
2(mifttttOf t Cafttn^
Foondery* a Placoiv
I on is cal^. "*. ,. , ,,^
ferniorbf fermgino«! *^*^^
lunftctmMtt a
old Iron. v . .;j«^;*s
\ticw9tamp€, t Crampoåir ■
lirBttaI»# Iron-^Ort^-'V'
[ctttMinfi an IronrlML •
ffrtncbflofr IronrpsiclM^IK .3
fem « <Df to f Iron - Om .. '.:
[ernfdhnii t Plact« .imI ;
Iron is mclted« ^ .- ■t*'' '
3<rnpiø# an. iron PoiiivJ.-' '
ernpiabCf an iron. PlfHi
(tpilb) Sheet-irons.
3ertipIcCf a Spot of JUt» •
Ironmonld* •
feritprecfi# nnlron^pwdu
iern*Kebff^br Iron-iooli ;
IttU'TSitHt, an IrOB*t^
Jernfafraøf Safron.éf Crni ■.
3tvn(laft Iron-drofi.
ernjtebCr a Fbrge» . {
Sernflaitøf anIron»Bai;
ernt#t# 3er A*2ltbflriib^ iroi |
Tools*
3fCR*Urtf Vervain» Holf
herbf Figeon^grafa« Jw'^ ■
tear.
3<tinHiref Iron-ware,
^m^nvttfø Iron-minei, •
3eritsinner# (^omnierfKaO
Iron • fcales*
3(éirpe» (Sttg() a FraacoUa* *
Snite.
3ertf git# a Prodigyt Ifira*
Wonder.
3ert(^fiilb/ mfrtcttlbos.
3erufalemø « Sfow^øer # *
Knighc-Erranc« %Raabitr»
Vagabond«
k ) 459 ( 2^ \
;oréf«ilef fe the ^tvnmuilf SjmeMrf.
»f Jtfns Chriil. jfevitiUetf # of tht um« or ,
egeniog33lobt cqoal Scrtngth*
etf Euchflrift. 3eutiftor# of mal Grcttntfn
fUm^^onif ch« 3eonftr^g»# in t piraUcd
'eof)ernsChrift» , Line«
efnit. 3e9tlt# Icvellfi fra^cfilir«
m 9 the Socieey 3o » Ves « yci^ Q^ ftr # io Ic«
*iiL 6re) tb« fotfner the becter*
iticiU ' (jo 9if) ycf iodeed*
3obft Cofircr # (et 6(«aé
9 E€defi«ftes. . 9^(ailte) cht Teart of Job. k
u 3o^iitt# Joho* Jftdu (fiBc
^# Itflc) event 3) Johnny*
level* plein« ^oQunnef JencAr Jotn»
:) open Field« ØotH^iuitf 3KiNillNiriiiø# th»
el Way* ReveUtio« of Sc»iohn.
ttii a Fellow- 3^t^<^»nUb«rr r Garden -Ciic<e
ranes,
S<|ninox. (fom 3#^an»Ubr#^/ Joliii'f.Brt«d.
Ictn^øn) equi- ^o^ftnee^a^rm^ the GIow*
worm»
N|ninoxiaU (!iu ^o\^anxu9tt^t tht Carob-
xial Line. tree* ^ '
f eqnal or the ^o^atine* Urt, th» Tfcffb
: ^ ■ , Hypericon 8t« Tohn*f Wort
I, fmooth, make ^/ Graf«« •
epnmø- "^ Honeyfnckle. Woodbine.
ledt fmoothed ^ - ■ « • *
iple. pUim ho. 3<^metrog«feri evermort.
ight. 3omfnief a Virgio. Damftl,
jothnefs. Even- Maid. Maiden, Mifs. f3M
W ecu) Piain- ©orrtrebfcn) Yirgp (5»m.
lealing/down- fmc »CUrf«) Mifs Peter*
ly. fon.
elling» Smooih- «3omfrue3ftluef<arbiøbe&/Fii-
I flat. dtcicy, Modtfiy« Cheftity.
ffMuene. nfoaU jomfriie^O«. Virglnity.
)rdinary. ^ Maidenhead. (mO to be
(»igemailb; an detfowered. OaaO to de-
ch, Peer« flower a Virgin* deprivt
eqnently* com- her of hér lleidenhead, '
' ^omfmebomo Seføvelfe I t
tx^if Paralle- Deflowring of a Maid«
^omfrudHl/ virginal* maiden-
ulation* . ly«
3^m« \
•1
?• ) 460 ( 30
(Urr) Maidenhair.
3omfntfrf (fnidae ^MU tneb
' i^iillcr t uden &mt t @9e«
mm). Dead Eycs,
^ømftnt^nnin^ # Virgin-
hnney«
^omfhle^lt^f « L«dy*t-Pup-
^om frtiff lofter # • Convenc
or Cloifter for Ladies, t
, Nannery«
^omfniefiMSt # (Hidernei
• 3enO a Smelirmoclc » a
Conrtcr of Ladies,
Øonifrtief ritnfer f a Debaa-
cher of Virgina,
l^omfhietriTfifningf a De-
tflowting«
^omfhle|ft^(f^e^ 9 virginal
Chaftity.
^omfrue niarie/ the Virgin
Mary, our Lady,
^ømivntf^litt Virgin- OiL
J^mitU9»f>tvgamtnu Virgin-
Parchfnenr«
3omfnie«Kflni a Rap^,
Sontfrtieflan^f tbe Stact of
Virginicy,
^omfmeff ge r C Q5Icr§f pflc )
the Greenficknefs.
2f omfrne • Un^reelig^<^ / vir-
gin Modefty«
!3omfriie»t>0jr, Virgin-Wax.
!3on(flP# [onic.
nprH. th? Eartli* (®runO
^ Soil, Grpund, Land. Cnplig
inbtaiien til Snrfnin^) new
pjowcd Gronnd, (fom b»ilcr^
•aFallowgi*ound. Oftraatia)
Pot?cr*s-Earth, Clay. (tt
©tpffc 3ofb) a Ploc,
^OV^«^t>lef Sowbread, Earih-
pufl;
^OVOiiVrf f ^oil, Ground.
S^f^mW I etrthly , fwU pf
Eartht
Jpvb^^Vt Strawbarric«, (jloO
ChJng»Str»wberriej, Pau^^
Jothbcttpiantt 9 f« 9oc%i
batrrrase«
3ot&bacrf«fr, aJallyofStrav-
berries« or a Sinip orjake
of Strawberriet,
Jov^hcttttcttt ArbQte» Scnw-
bcrry - tree. •
^orbbeeg; Bitumen.
3ortrbefFrii>er, aGeognpftcr«
lorobcff rivning, Gcograpky.
forObog, a Terrier.
lorObranb, a fabtcrraoN«
Fire,aBurning imderOroMi
Forbbuno, So'\
ortbiinf*f a Hillockor
Lump of L... ih«
^orObonnning eller IDMir 1
D»ke or Dam , a Bank*
3or00eling , forbene »C^
maaliiig/ the Snrvcy ei
Surveying of Landv.
3or^0rot# a Proprietori tbc
Lord of a Manor«
3orOO^rfer, a HoabanddHai
a Tiller,
ØorbOv^^f w^ng r Hnsbandrji
Tilling, Tillage f AgriCil-
tnre , Culture«
2fopbe# (bcgraw) to bwryi
intomb, interrt inhmac*
3oc0efa?r0f aBarial, FnneriL
Intcrring, Inhttmacion«Cftil
beter berttl) funeral.
ØorOjÆgn, a Coanrry, Rcgioni
Tr^St uf Land,
3or^cgobfl # Lands « Eftttffc
Demeans. (frit 30 Fref
hold.
3or^emobcr, a Midwife.
3or0ett§.2CFe, (•3or0»*t..
Jtorbene (Ørø^e, the ProdnSf
or Fruits ot the Earth^
^or^en« :RreOø/ tht Sphtr«
pf the Eflrth,
3or0ene»llltgei the Eartht
tho Univerfe, the World.
3orbet# buried> interred, In*
(ombfd«
30 ) 461 ( ^0
dit Sinking of the
it Weighing down
\rth.
earchly Colonr«
chc level Ground
f che Earth.
a Lay of Earth«
nittg t a fmall
'errace.
an Iftmna or
L. .
> containing £arth>
I rifing Gronnd*
I , Petif um f St»
/ort or Grafs*
a Cave, Den under
arthly* terreftrial,
, perifhable. Qbtt
eartWy Goods,
^ worldfy-minded*
minded.
i* , a Vanlt nnder
ener :Khtmpr «
Lump of Earth.
DC/ the terreftrial
9, f. !3or^Plimp.
, Earth- Cricket.
, che Sphere of the
, che terreftrial
PitcoaL
l, Earth-flea*
tv, a Gcometrician*
linQf Gc6metry.
tngøfoitfl^ cheArc
iJfry*
>if I f. CT^rbdriit*
p Soil, Ground«
. Éarch-mofi«
Earth - nnt*
r an Earth-worRlé
V, Poratoes*
Field »Robbing«
3otbri9/ tig paa Jct^f £M
of Earth»
3orbr^9i (Urt) F«««tory.
3orbfaft^ Mineral.
3Mb(aUf mineral Salr. ^
3«»V0ffi«IV# Earrh-quake.
^or^fforpCf che Surface of
the E<»rth.
3orb(ftlb» Land-tax.
^orbflageitf fnll 6f earchy
Spots, A
3orl)fnf9le» • Cocklefnail.-
3orb(lr^Øf a Climace, Regiofi>
Zone.
^ocbfvomp^ aMafhrtom.
3orbfx?«ig^ a Pir.
3orbtir«e t fosfil Wood.
3orbx7ebbtiibe/ (Urt) Gronn^-
Ivy or Alehoof.
3orbve]cter , Fruits of the
Earth, Vegttabtes.
3ournal^ a Day-book, Diaryt
Journal,
^onrnaliitf a Journalift. ,
3ournal« H^rtbont/ 1 fupesd-«
cial Knowledge«
3o vift / y«» certainly, yei
indeed, verily«
3<>be , a Jew.
3øb€»2l<iger^ OfbttttU) e«-
orbitanti exCesfive« unlawfuf
Ufury.
^^tt^^ntmtt Judåirm.
^løbegabe^ CJøOcfortfer^ tht
Jews-ward in a Town*
3i6berir febvfer, WifitercherrJel*
I^ightfhade-bertieSé Alke*-
kcngi.
^^^tliXnt, Judéå.
3øbelttm> Afphalto«*
3#beJFoUf Synagogti^
^øbeftec it/ 1 Sort of ptetlottt
Stonc^
3øMff^ jewifh, judaiC*
OøDiflf* adr* in thé jewifh
Hannet. ^ ^ ,
i
SItt ) 4«4( 3«
JiHip tV'crt leWe »crffet iMUi 9f 3MM(ffal> n^riqr
»e^ 3w 00 6iee) • 'Rock . che Gentle««A « CO^We>
M^villy covtfed wich ptty thtTrvanc; ,^
let and Snow« 3tipltfrf Jnpittrt J<nNU «
Strøen f George. Sapiccrt "IDrn^aiitc^ $ Ot
3itHlf <9l«bftPri9i ^ttbel« SttelUm of jvpktr«
(Mør Jobihtion« Snra, cbeLiw« i
^nbf i > 3(ar^ che Yttr of Jiibi« SnH^ifT , Jaridkil • ia^MU
1m. - Icgtl* tecordiuff to Ln>
3uf|cfff|l, thcFeaftofJabiloe, Q. %atnlt€0 the Vmdcf.«
jf Jobilec« Body of Dodort of liiv* ■
^oMI«pfr# ft Tiibiltte, tlli- S^riøbicriøit # t JnritdlålMii
. siifttr or^Dodor« cKtc hts Qfurift/ aLtwy^r* t.QiV9*
Itml in Ofiicf fifry Yearn mantWivUian, • Mm l atw i i
BtlMlfrff to jabilara, rcloict« in Law» • -; ^
iibitcreit# JnbiUcieni Scjoi- 3uflr fnft* aeadly«
' cing« 3aflcfe# co gaugt* to flNtotat
3ilbiifi»^ Jadea« the Conteiict af t VdUi .
11940' B^f t ercacbtrons Jn^tttmtfteti « Gam^ t
Klfc. ^ Mcaforer of VdTala^
3ttb<i«'<Pre, Cct6(atlØtHim^ Shi^ffi^^/ aQa«gib Sorf" '
^k) Jews Ear, ard*
3ttl, I. Oiiiil. Clufterittø^ Gauging.
3ule«fteitf Chriftraas-l^ve, Øoftlrø/ Jvftice. fbiOtSii'
nlcbulf Hobgobiin* one ^ftiti) co keep in Awi.
difgnifed with Horns, to 3u9ttøbetieilt, aPeaoa-oieiri
fcare Children. a Bailiff*
3ult^(t§, Chriftaaft-Day. ^nftitøroAb, a Cotmftlteraf
HtiJclagei a Chriftmafa-Cake» Juftice.
^itleUcø^ Chriftmafs-^Play, 3tt6Vocanbt/ an Advoviait-
YnlerGamta. Right to preftnt to a Bom-
' Øttf epfalme # Carol or Chrift- iice» che Gift of t BoMict
maft-Tong* Righc of Pacroaagt»
JtMwutautt, theMonchot 3,,«!, Chriftmaft.
jnniima^nt^i thalfonchof SiivHlfafTf/a Cafe for Javeli»
June* SuveclMnbtlf JawaUer's
3iinuiøf June. Tråde*
unfer, a Sqaire or Gencle- .^„^elcrfr, 3n9eel»4ll^
'TiT?* oti n 1c like * Jpwcller.
3ttnr«we ,^o?uJ Xe cintl 3«^' excraordinaryPeni«ifit«fc
leman, 3^b^# « Joe«* Jutlandi^
danferfrab , brugié fan ad- Qørre3pb(ri0tnMim6flO
verbtalicer i følgcnbe ; (øaae dried Her ringt.
*
JN ) 46S ( 3^«
Jt.
m Clotk » Mantlew
ft Mindet. (fttlH
ffuc fficircO to
; labber.
Ktatnai) winton»
» (pnrcivc, frolicki»
>aMfC taab) to wan-
ly the wtncon* plty
CøCiO ftltcious,
11 • ItachtroQS« in-
Baaldiir, BAali^f/ the Snik
of Colewort- Plant* the
Stvmp of Cabbage.
Saar, Condition« State, Cir-
cvmftance, (gobc) C^od
Ctrcumftancet » Profperity*
Cbaoc dobt) to be in good
Ctrcnmftancea » to live in
Clovcr. Qlcm) Advtrfity.
badCircamftancei« OomtBC I
Jcrtt S«ae) ta be redaced
to Indicence* (KTfei Øettf)
CO be in a Diftrcfi« (VMIi)
Choice> Bleaion; OptibB«
_. ^„„.w*, « , Optii
ic» Inftful« wanton. Sn^rbef t Sword« (fétj n,
,^_,-.i i.^ Rapier.ChfteOttwohandeå
C09tr9i»Cll(^)
nefs, PenilancytFro-
eneft. (fiiUWi) La-
tnefa, Lcacheryf In-
ncy* Laftfulneff*
tpttf calkacivc* lo-
it • verbofe » prat*
full of Talt
ibetbe^f Talkative-
.oqnacityt PrattHngp*
mSuflO tjackdaw,
f * Poge«
f* :aogeir«
Swbrd; ^ Chtt) «
Gltivt»
, _„j) nilita-
ry Lfftl'War* AnDt« (jMrfj
dO to fbllow the Tråde of
aSoldier. (temmc f^C« Kb)
to get Reputation inWar*
(trcetfe) todraw* nofhetth
your Sword. (ftiffc tllb) tø
pQC up or f heath yonrSwo? d«
(afaiert tn eertl Kb Xaar#
bcnj to dccide a Qvarrel
by Dint of Sword, ({khl§0
,* i^v^ryw« to flourif h a S word.
ole, CaU, €o1ewort. 2;44rtcbalg eDer effeebfi the
Cabbage. QxébJ red sheath or Scabbard«
je. (grw ;RjwU %aaxbtictittp the Handle or
Cole or Cale. ^^ ^f ^ Sword.
ow4r. C@*() Sftcolf XA«c»«9cp«n9/ Swor4>Mlt,
9eb# Cabbage-head« J^aarbcliinge/ the Blad* oC
H, l^Aflarve/ aCa- a Swbrd*
lar. BAarMlit«p# the Pommel of
mte^ Colewort-plan«. ^ Sword.
J) Tnrniprooted . Xoarbefpibii the Point of «
ig«» Sword.
n, Colefprotitf . Cole- »oac^ W^ # « 'Thmft with
. rprfptf. the Swor4»
V
:BkMH9 f. Xort. Gttnt«. . n '
f oAfe« Qorb iftet) to (Ucr Slse.
yonr Cottxfc* co ply co VicMptrriftf t htrole Smt«
_cht North« SoiUt '^mportim htroif Afr
3Ka^aI( » « Cabil« Plett Con* chiev«mtnn«r
, fpirfttion; t iewifh Tmti* T&Ctvtmaål * r « Comhhi;
aoiu (fltørc iL) to^MNnjPMRic
XolNtUft. CDbfllift. Xftfe, Coflfee, f.C4(p|^OflN
aUilMiUfifr^ cvbaliftie. « bøiivertc. ■
X«M# VMtkcn^i A Cablc, XaflfctYitnferr t CofM«|||ip
irttc Ropc (er »elfUgc«) 3«9, BtfafFlby t KtMw;/^ *
3it C^blc if wcl Uld« Slagt I • Ctfct« . /^
!K«btlt<ttn # Roptyariu . Xngcbogcr^ tPtfttyOotK.
SAbftfMi Chevm* S4gfit# t Sctffold •rtiii.
%4lki^$ (CbKfoilte) t Set* whcrt Fclont tre wUM
hos. CffnWCl M JCOMl) tTtt
X«lH^» (tUetilO ditCook* _ wbtpped tt thc Oirei4kfc
IUmou X49l# Ctcklinffy Crj ofBI«;
%é^mv, ÉCorpr«* C^rtcfti ^aaitt rb<tckle» crylttri
detd BodjT* Hen«
jBU^éf/ t Ctdttt t yotn^g Saøieit^ f. jRngt«
Genclcniflnt ttaincd up in 3Kaft(lr09<tt# whipptd Orlnr
ft Diilittry SchooL (6øeta< ed tt ihe C^trt^s Arft»
ker) t MidfhipaiaA » nftvtl jRdCtfhrttfe r to Whip, Utku
Ctdtt« ' thc CartU Arfc
%å^a94fbmitø t militftry Kaoilr^øntnøf a Whin^tVJ"^
Schodl, naval Academy« thc Cart's Affe*
JSa^mlt^ CAlanlih or Cidmiåi^ Xab^, a CabiA
brater^« Jiafy^tttng 9 t C|it»iiiiO]r*
^cmtHi to comb* %a\i^lMmvt, alictlcCaUii
vSaemtttt« thc ChamberUm ,^ , . T«**itd.#*
of thc City. å Rctfcivcr of ^*^*> * Jaekda#.
thalLcV)!ntmof thc City« !&afad # Cecoå* v
^ffkimi. C3ette> t Giaht* (af %4f 40iiØ^ Cotointat« t Cli
!&(tnipé atter toM|)el# v» t« i^^paah.^* riw^»*Mft'
eombåtei fight rwrcftle* K«Wétrdrt| Cotoatte*.
%rmT!»efrl8# Watflaitiftth« Cockroach*
^MItt>éiM»(ts^ gigahtiei gi- ^aaete, co fhite«
X^mVlH« eoihbatirte* Pijht* Jn å MilL
irtf. («r95ctt) Wr.ftl.ng. *s^i,ebd„|er, Calcrfoiu
Samuel** ftC)iaitipicft,Com« i,,...,^.,., •« Aoii^U.
baunt« fighter; (i »Cfltef . f^^^**"f' '^ ^"1^,'*^,
tcøe) ft WTeftier. !ft4Uittetin8# f^AJttMW
$(l ) 465 ( $!a
cfltioDf Cflllin^^«
Office, (Sued'ø^
Abiliry. (»Jr««
benefice, Living.
arfcQ Snmmons«
ill , give a Call>
intte. Cf, frcnii
%\vf one • Cail«
(i SRtttQ fo c«ll
one (paojcocfllU
Cfammcrijtocall
mvoke. ((IncOrt
recflnc. nnray* re*
home. Cttl^aao
repeal« revoKCi
ake void* (f. til
» nominace en an
9i^ne)to call ro
om^itM tn call
cry out for H<lp,
1 to call by Name.
ocallafide, offor
to call for rh. (u^
^challcneeoncro
mme^ fem man
to come in i*ic *
nc. (falbe ffg)fo
Name, to be cai-
led t nominated»
•ffl/ a Warning,
ife f Refignations
ap ofa Benefice«
^eiff/aCollarion«
Conferring of t
I Deedf of Gift, t
ant of a Benefice«
tTip((aff.aSain-
PS vocandi) Ad-
({htcffi^acronage*
JallimanCé*
Éalendar.
:alafh. (Mtutn»
Ho«d. yil ctt
.•of.
T^aliattt, totatilk a Sliip, beat
in Oknm between every
Plank and. pay the Seams
wirh Pirch and Tar.
ISialfatVtv, a Caulker.
:Kalfatrm9, theCaolkingofa '
Shsp,
:aAlibetr, (9rt# Q}cfPaffen(c6)
Sortt Kind, Stamp, Meritt
Worth CStmche) Size,
Bignefs^Bolk fafCoCaQon^
. the -Bore tf a Gun. (flf en
fiuøeO the Size of a BuTlet.
IBiM, C^røer) Cnp. Chalicc>
the Commnnion-CDp« '\
Balf/ time« (tinttthttyUoT'
tur. (ulorbf et) ginck tiuie*.
StsMPeO flflked time. (fiaat
(a(f> to beat or plafh Mor-
tar
:3BkA\fboinit a Frtine to beat
:1llorrar in«
Balfbrcrnbelig, what ra.ty.be
cakinitedf •"- '
Tiaifbvctnttv, a tim^*iAtkér«
tRairbtfVf Cfiia SfCttrcO tht
Pafen of the Chilice*
X;iIfMig, ft VeiU
jKalfgrtibf/ a time-pit«
%alftt toplaifter, parger> d«
over'wtth l^laifter«
TiaVlttøftf t Ma(oii*f Bnifh»
nelfe« (for «Uec(0 Ctfvt-
^'•^"•' .-•,:«'>
!^alFer/ « Ptrgeterr iplaifiti^^
^S^dlfejorOr time-eartfi. .
Salfféac^t PlaiftvYcr^ BhiN
er«
:Ra{fiAagt f« SalfMfF*
^alPning^ Ptrgecting, plaift«
er mg,
^Alfovm- Lime-Kiln«
SalFflAiMi to beat or- plafh
Morcar« mix the Lime and
Sand to^her, ■ . .f-'*-
S4lf fl^Bf fitPlifher ofMotAr«
i
Sd ) 466 ( X»
'S^Vtipat, Lirae-Spat.
'SaUittn, Lime Scone,
SolErritgi « Mil'on's Ilod or
Tray. _.
aaltule, rfS;r srWool peel'd
fff liy Murtar.
Kalhinf ■ Turkey-cock or
Hin. , .
eoch. CS«iO«Tjik«y-!i«n.
br.'c)* or I' II« TnilMyi.
SutlPittlbf Lime-wirir. (ilt
jBfftK meli) Wbinng. Whtte-
^(tUiinf Tripc Girbi^e, Gutt.
XaUunemnnB, n Tclpt-uifln,
"S-Attnnef^flt, l Tripc-wciniln.
Ziillniieiii>4rEet, •Tripe-iHi-
XoImuE, Calmiick.
BoImiUi f., Cetmti«.
Salotr tCiIotte. ItithetCap.
fttn^ a Dorne.
TLalt, (IK( ti'Kc o>t f|i|lc Af
^.iftfiftO tho l'ulp, iliepiihuf
Kaii'/aciir. cascif^faio •
■ so.-kini(-c*if, Citiitty •
ijved Caif, t'pfflic irtet tn
Atlbtns .6alø) CO iil(iuL;h wir1>
»nothtr M'n-s Heifv. G
■ |^ip«■3Jira^^ ii.c putr« or
...Bag in>» Fil'hingnet.
X«IM,ti>eiir, biing forth
Xttl«e4iw&ragf ■ Quitcer of
VMl.
S<tfv((Tint>( cair-ik-n. Cbinlit
(Sener mb i SohKBInb; to
bitil Book* 'n CitOdj,
SAlttffhøi tnafteil Vcal,
TSJUittvi* , til" ''w^rc Br«a.-|
ffiCttO ^IiitNrltE
lUnif a Comb. (t«t^
comb. CSccomotBl
ziing-comb. (yat
C.ell. Ctn in«ti
Camb. Cffaic 4d
£dm)tair4uall»;
»crlJaWeawer'iLi
tam; ■ Vafe or I
Samtufr, (pM '
Crell.
KaMttli • CiracL
HantMtivtv, a C
IJLfMtflgc««, Guii<
Sanift(6a«rf Wol)t
ZLomelcon, CtuitUi
Sainclof, Cam le I,.
^amnat, Compinii
Tide. FeUow,'
Z,iimtc^titab, f ram
h ho,>d relloa
:S>iiiiK->ttcAli Comb
S^unCormlg, for^i
^aiiiiUtMom^t r ^
S^niin. sChimney.
Bumiiigiticr, a F*t
XMmi^pIrt^r, ■ Bi
.Chjiiiney.
:Kemi|Vl, i~. VcfL
l^ammagtVt * Con
Saninct-> a Cliambt
Apirnuent. QOm
eciiitiiKbuuf, fs
3JDlii)uU«J a Bo«,
llic fvchrqiicr.' ■
Summeiibatitnuri
'l'rhe Kxclieqow.
£•; m m e val V i ^e ilif«
Scitrcc icU'ing (
S^muierbiiO, a Ha
ih« Excheqatft
^ ) 467 ( 5r«
toliøittilt/ cht CoBrt IBiamptflHn, Rock-Stonei^'
Ejtcncqnef* brown Free*Stonet» Fcb-
yamtt t Lady of the bles. • •
ittbtr* B4iiM9fcr# Camphirt* (tror)
tagf Cambrlck* Camphirc-cree.
er# tiChtmbcrlain of ^ftntflfitf, Pcriwinklt» •
Wil. :&amftmtf pctriffcd Pcriwin-
fovi7«{ttr^che Super- klen
inc «f .tht Excheqver Slattf f« f nime*
^errfb at^hambcrltin Batutli f. CanaiJ
Rififf'&Btii-Chaiiiber. jKait4pt(ha Conchbed, SaéiMw
iMKn^lKf a Maid of Banactctrøe. Canary^tcd,
r» aLadyofcheBed-'iKaRarierttølf a Ctnaaybird;
tr« . : - SattAdefnøUbefFt/ a iMuli
lliilfciff a Gantlcman oV Brcad ot Caottf biktlil
Bcdchambcr« / SoaMréffotf # OaiMnry- 8^
MMé Groam of tha fwcer, lafaioof Wina. '.'■*
BAnoritruf f er , Cananfr«5«k
gart the mofl refinedmfar*
B aiiafUr , BanafIcmåaiV
Canafter>Spanifh Xobatco^
%^n<tU\t, f. Cancellit« . :'
pott€,t Chamber-pot. 'Zan^t, (af Cin cffer @aCa} t
raa^ a Connfallor of JV'^li^ ^^^ ^^^^iS?*'
chcquer* 0^ ®^«^ P«* to »oeiert a
retf tha'Conrtofiha -. '^J!!*::^. « i . A.
,iier EatibcbørfN^ a Botrla^brqflu
L-L A«.- k 1 iUui^elfnffer ejer fanOerct
fageri Affairs btlon jw euWer, Sngat-Caiidy.
J^^JT^l^ *"' ^'''•' Xanbfdøber, a Pawtarai. (poa
inbar«
1M9a#Paga of dké Bad-
er. . .i»» ■ ■
pi8t# aWaitittg^Wo-
faøl# tha Seal of tha
loer.
tiener^ Valet-de-
»re.
nt, \. jelbtog*
Fighte Coinbar« Con^
^reftlinv; (jathVt9* .
ifticnif*
[aba, a Fiald nf Batele>
ing-Placa» Fighcing*
Lilts..
t, f« cAiftpere.
iig> CCampemcnf) f.
nocni;..
ctratc# Campachioi
da
Ititf Sanbeffabcr)
pron Scatesnan,
BanbeMbttiCf thaPawtacac^
Tråde*
Sitttbcjii.t/ che Mua^le. Snoo^*
Crana of a Cann or Tank-
ard»
X4AttiMita# by Poctki.
%M^ybat,L Canbibat»
2^ Aitbitfcé # tånfttt , laay ^
pei;haps«peradvennire9 pot*
libTy« Tonf t^an f owf^ lom«'
«icr; if he chancaa or hap*
pent to^comc«
^anCiXSkiab) a WherrfA a
Cfåhoe.
lrc<AMe)t6go» drivaiå
.a$H4(t» "■
a AOa
StCL ) 4^8 ( Sa
tiétnttl, Cinnamon* Q^uV) tht
Arabic Coftas«
iBianttiharf, Cinnainon-bark*
Baneelfan>e# cinnamon Co-
lour.
%ant€ltt^ , Cinnainon-cree»
Lignam'Cinnatnoni orCario«
phyllarium«
'Bianttiv^V f CinnaiDon-Wax*
TSi^tntiMf Canvas* (fti'nt &•
til f læbeO DimitT.
]ilaiicf iørfcly che Ridinf in a
Sledge.
Tianin^ tConey. Rabbir, (X.«
ØlCTø^ t Warren, (9acø)
t Purftncr. (Oauøe) War-
ren (f>iiacOBurrowt.(Voftf
tct) t Warrenar.
3;aitoftf f. Canon u. paa
Can*
mattonVielbcr, a Carcmacc*
Jlonopec a Settee.
2ianifttø may be» perhapf»
ptri'iventnre«
aiantf a B'frder, Kdget Rim«
Brien M^rtcin, Extremity«
CfLibtn paa ®laé)ra€or»(9«a
Slcrfrer; En^ing. C&i^rnO
Comer* An$;l^. (()Dorpaa cn
^paa SeO Liil or Selvage«
Jra aB( .tanter) from all
Sirles. (@eefane) Coaft,
:Bi^ntan, f. Cancate.
:6lante/ (fictte kanter paa) to
border^ lace, to bind or edge
with.
Hantctr Cfat Sant orofrtno)
bordered > laced. edged,
(btørneO angnlar* having
Angles* cornered.
jGlatttning/ Bo< dering Edging,
'JKantontttf tocamon, forti-
fy yourlelf in a Place,
^Kanconerinø/ Cantoning«
HantOVi a Chanter,
'Jlantoraci C^antor^ (Smhcbi)
Si Chanter'sPUm orOignity*
'Biantflttf t ChtncclUr.
^Sianifitv^ Bitmbt^, ChtDeclr
lorlhip*
^ap, CSotbierø) t Ctpe, Pro-
moncory or Poinr,
Sap/ brnøcl (lin adverbialitcr
meif om, faafom ; com jtap
ener JtapO in SmuUtion of
one tnv^ther« with a Ccncen-
tion, who fhall do the bc-ft*
((ebe om jtap) to vie rnn^
ning. CVctpe om jtap) t«
writa in Emalacioni to vie
Writing with one> tryMf
ftery in Writing.
jGlap# (MperiO ^incy* Kok
bery ar Sea» ((obe Ub paO I.)
to ffo a Pirating,
!&apeb Chapel, Oratory,
Bapellan, Ghaplain, a Cnnti;
^SapeDanie^ a Coratefhip,
3Glap€lmefler, f. Capclmcflcr*
Baper, aPirate. Corfair« Set-
rover.
:Kaper, ^IKaperflfib^ a Priw-
teer^aShip, fitced out by pri-
vate Men with aLiccncefroo
a Prince,t» make Prize ofthe
Enemies Shipf and Goodf.
Baplafen, Cf^anMitJ) Pri-
mage, Hatrooney.
>E^apI^bf Emnlation«- Confeii^
tion in Kiinning.
2\apløbe, ro rim in Emnlatioib
to vie running with onti
to run for a Wager.
2^apløber#an Emnlator inRaa«
ing, a Racer«
Bappe/ a Cloati, Mancle, Robci
(dODCbfappO t Cap.
'Siavvtf fappt af# to cut« cut
o tf. (forbceroe) to mntilace.
(SKumpen paa en £^eff)rc cnr*
taii. (fappc 9Rafrco) to cac
the Mal(. C^appc ^otcctOl'
øeO (O cpt the Cable.
^appebrager, c€opebaaier»
i(i ) 469 i ^« >
pftcs of • Sh«c,
Emalitioiit Conten-
crivfnf to exceU (i
»colKcnd« ctnolare,
)ro viewritin{«wrice
lation*
play the Pirtcctto ex-
iincy* c« rob on the
:8f lidt) Caper*
U €«prioL
*€, XUperØflifef t
r# Kapodnernmiifi
:liin-monk«
ror&cn^ the Order of
luchtn-monkf*
I Cepon«
to capon«
1 CavefTon« a M azsit
iband for a Hftrfe.
«poc» rhehaving no
«c Cardi» (øtt?C L)
t onC
c^uforf Ces ConteC«
eller 6Uttnt»SMSt)
r Mi dafa.
oitottiii# (< Cffon«)
iforciioai,
eflelt Tnb» (99ailft'
iffCiXaO • Laver*
» Noicé tH Vrpg«
i Cooler« aBrtwifig-
a Rf evc*
a Ctrabint.
r# a Carabineer,
(fRcrcfO* Charac*
kt Print, (i QSogflaoj)
er.Ltctcr,Princ, (Su
■(|) Charaaer. Dig^
t]icy,Degree.((^90r«
OK fkcnneilPe ttUU
§Mbtt i t)nmeuo
inde trO Chara^cr«
Hnnoar« Nature^
Saractcrtfcrei toclitrtfttrise.
Boractcrifereitf Charaatri«
zing.
Xlaratterifllf I a Charaden-
ftic.
jS4rafffcifli(f# diaraaarifti^
cal.
:&avatal, (Oot^ f»m lignet
SofTtn) a CaraciU
jSarafTfi •.Crtict» Doeaactr«
Barat, a Carac
%avavan€, a Caravaiu
Barbona^C| f. C^rMlAM;
Barbonfei; f. C^rbArtet
Barbc# a Card (for ^M^ooQ,
jKarbe^ to card Wool.
Z^arbemoniHie^ - Cardaisna
Grain of Paradifi««
%avbtVf a Carder*
Bar&etibftl,Br^(etiWtl|F«l-.
ler's-Wetd.
:6larbetffe/ t TSi^vtttftt.
2llart)etHitt# Cordovan*ltttbcr*
j&iirDevattbctebfri aDrcfler
ofCordovan-leachar»a Cordi
waincr«
j&nrbeoaitf'Sercbiiittfr the
Dretfing •£ Cordovaiflaa-
ther«
3arbiiiAl# a Cardinal*
Xiiirbittal, C^naO radbrtaflitd
Blackbird*
BaroinoU« CoOegiooii tht
. boly College«
Borbmalatieiiibcbe/ t Cardi^t
nilfhip*
jSarblnaU-Banintri (t Soi|f
cla»f) a CelU
2UirbinaIa«t)«rbi9^ebi a Ca^
dinaPs Dignity.
Cardoons«
jS a r b u e f Barbtiitøpapiif ^
Pafteboard*
2iarbua/ (9a(røii tit en %Qlb'
ninø) Cartoofe»aCarcridgt*
Biirbuatobafi cut Tobacco*
S4irbu«papåtma9érf Hft«^
boar4*aiakar«
iTft ) 470 ( 5Ri
SUlHMi t little Ctlefli with
two Wheels, a one Horfe-
Cha'fc.
Sarflii^r a Difh-cloun
3larl; aFcUow. Man. C^^ati)
• brave Man. C^rti^l).«'^ ho-
neft Fellow or Man.Qir)aail])«
IKrfdtarQ a Joorneyman«
(UnofarOa Bachelor Ca^ni«
»e( UtiafarO old B«chclor*
Ctn una£arO a Youtb,yonng
lian«
2l«rl# Charles,
jRarUvogn f. Carltvogtt.
X^ornt/ aCafe, Frame, (tiftn
©ør) a Doorcafe. CtiUt 9)m»
■ ^ue) fl Windowcafemcnc.
HkHvm, (afaøc O * Coach,
Chariot.
Barmager r a Cooper, that
makesgrsat Vesfefs orTubs«
Bavmelttermtinf^ a Carmelice-
monk or white Friar.
Batinelirer<nonne; a Carme-
licenun.
%atmtitttv (!^r^en/ the Order
of the Cartnelice or White
Friars.
Barvte(l^r^^/ Crimfon-co-
lour.
Barmtin/ (røb 8ari»e) Car-
min'*«
Barnapf a Balcony*
IB^atnat, aPulley. (t^té^utXU
DlcSecc) Tackle-ropes«
B vnavaU Carnival.
Bartiiol, f. €avnioL
Barnifie^ to finger one* han-
dle him roughly, thuinp
him.
Barniø/ a Cornice«
Barmø()«9e(fa Comicc-plane«
Baroltn , (aammel ivaiift
ffi{t)nO a Caiolus,
Baroø/ a Coach.
Barpe, a Carp.
Barre, a Car, Cart.
Barret« Såret, a Coach« (lu
den) a Chariot. C^atrctfAb^
HiBø) the Body of a Cofth«
C9rt>e|PainiiieO "3
(»om) Pcrch. QHH
Braccs of a Coach,
Barrig, pennriont, »
clofe-fiUed« niggin
gy. (tn jtafrrø) « ]
pinchfifts Pcnnyfai
Barriøeti, pcniiriaiu
didly, tenacionaly«
Barfigt^eb, Pcnar
Tcnacicy* Sordidn«
ginefs, Niggardlin
Borfe, CrefTwS. (han
den - creffes. Q^Jr
9rtto(arfe) Waccr-
BarfF, \nn^f foond,
healchfol, in Htali
ty» hole.
BarfF^eb, Sonndncfs
fiilnefs« Sanity. U<
Bartoune, a forry-eig
der.
Bartetfb'e, Grapefho
fhot.
BartetfFC'Bifle, t
Grapefhor.
Barteilatter^aCartefit
Barll^fe, a Kind
a Crucian.
Bariifel, C^pft Slitcf
fel y Tilcing.
Bar9alt^f Difhwatc
Barve, to |ag • note
fmallHollows. O
hackle» chop« min
bdf) to cnt Tobacc
^9nt i Santen) t(
Barver f. Bttmmen.
Barveflfnre effer Bn
Ntrch.
BarvefloP, a Ttllyi
poa XarMKotfen) \
Ban^etf jaggcdt norc
nelled.
Barvefnirter, crend
Barxmtng^ Jtgging
BafFeti t Montcro« t
cap.
BafTutteni (Urt) D
SUti ) 471 ( *t
tfé,*Box, Chtft or
rtif Jenflc) a c«fh,
loir« C^tUighomé^
Cf arricuUeO the
>rivy Piirfe,
fl rhorc Coitt •
leUiDcfeaofCifb.
affaffe, ttltntetøte«
rogtce* annulfmake
iccl, reverfe. (Qf*
ffPtOidc) to caf ?iier»
disband , break*
i/rn ene out of hi$
CO discharge infa-
nge in^/ f« itiN
a Cafhier, Cafh-
inulled, made voidt
', cafKiered.
an Annulling.Mak*
CaffatioritDiscard*
Copperpani Casfc-
iffia.
Sort of a Woinan'f
j^OéSeitbcOaJack*
itf Casfia tree.
t, Throw. X^Utn'
:ont-caft. (UcngO
(ræffc faflmi) ro
hrows. (mtb ttU
lait at Dice« (mtb
5} a Draus(hc ot a
imet jt. ne^)rocn-
I one. (øioe (id I
leddle wich« engag«
ttf caft« thrown*
0^ difperfed, fcac*
, \. CaflTettetrer.
• Caitanie.
cait) fling. throw«
Qtttrinø paa) to caft
npon. (faficgor«
agt paa een) to cad Scorn
upon one» ro. defpife him«
(f ofléSW^cii paa ef n) to lny
cheBlaoie on one oratone's
Door, charge one with a
Guilt. (fdftc jttoi for ten) to
h-ipupbné'sHeetsT giv«* one
the Foil • to foil one, (faftt
een ODCr (Sndt) ro rhrow one
down« (fafte j^icti pad) to
caft Eycs upon. (fo^c: bOD
btt førff iFal \Laat i J((Q(ef
fptO to throw Pins ae the
Bowl. (f, Øfraaler} to 'dtrt
Beams. (cn£ntP# épQ^tC.)
to dart or hiirl a Rnife Spear
&c. (taftt Vélgtv^ to nii«
ditlate« Clait QSøbier) ro
bnbble «p. (fflfte ililfer) to
caft, drop Anchor. (%(iMt
df fiq) tf« fhake off'the Yok^.
(taftt »Jropt af fia) to yield
Profic (fdfic (t Q9arn for
S)ør<n) ro expofe a Child at
aDoor. (faftcAorn) towin-
now.(f. i ©ijngO t© ''^ap op.
(faffti 9?crfen) to hit one m
the Teeth or reproach wi«^h»
to caft fomething" in one'a
Difh. (faftc een paa 3ort«ii)
to fling. one down or upon
the Ground. (fafte fotltbtC
(Mne paa) to ogle, caft
Sheeps Eyei at, look aoiQ*
rousfy upon. Cf^^O ^ ^tin^
forth. (fttHe Bofteret ht ttu
ten) ro Hink. (f. fammta
fom ©frccbere) finedravr.
(f afte ub paa ©øren) ro turn
out of Doors. l;f^ uhi giétt
Ub(all) to draw op,, (ketch*
inake a rongir Draoght of»
Cfa^epp) to \omir. (f» tPtt
(?nbe) to overturn. ^f. tU
irmee oocr flpnbe) to break
anlArmy. (falle en 5lappe
paa) to flip a Cloak on. C(*
noøit paa een) to throw
fomething upon one« (fa|c
len i f (tngfep ^ fn\' on« m
St^ ) 4?a ( JTft
FrifAti, clapoiitQpiiiir, (f*
lerO <o throw away, to re-
ita« (faffc o»ev éorb) to
uave <iver Board« C%tnti?n
faSer (ig) the Wind chops
•bou or veiirs.OAficftilfom
<Br<t5er K.) 'O ^^'^P- <^«^*
((rtf!e mtb 9^«fca^ ro rofs
your NoJc orilr cT. O^ftf fifl
IcnS^ftnina) o thiow your-
felf inco aForr.CMc i:n 9tOt
oQ ro cut r break down a
Bridg;e, (taftc XctttM^n^tt')
cokicten« (taic ®rifO t'> Far-
row, to pig. OaftimtbVtab
ttn) to cofs up your Nofe«
(tofte omfrtng for at cftcrf
fee nogcO to tumble.
lÉiafttgavn, a Fifhex's Caft-or
Dragncr«
jBlAfle4jev«r# a Ja velin«
TSkafktl, a Ctftle, CiiadeK (Ironr
Hnlfi. Cl>D()ge JtaffeHcr i Du^
Un) to build Cal^les in the
Air,
%a(t9n, jG^aflnifigf Gafning,
Thrwing H:nging, (mcb
Kaffen nf goragn the Tos-
fingot tiieNofc. (fottnécm
9e6e< !^atun^ iSlingef onllen)
• FoiK the Tripping up of
one'ft Heells«
THafttpiil, a ja velin, a Dart«
Sa(leflfopI, a Winnow» Win-
nowing Fan.
ISlaflef^m^ Rentering, Fine*
drawijg.
Baflefp^&, a J.ivelin«
!Kaflet; ofted, fl'sng* thrown.
Ba)Urtti^# a fudden Gu(t of
Wind, a Puff or Blaft of
Wind.
:Erftning, f. tKaflef^itt.
2la(lor; a Bcaver, Caftor.
%a(iorbaav Beaverhair,
lEaitovi^at, a Be^ver.
"Miaftvat, f. €,afivat, caflre«
re 2c.
2la(!tiiiit OoIcHfl^
(Inint IDolori«.
Safu«; f. Cafu«. '
:Eat, a Cat. Ct>«nfai
or Boarcar. (S;>itiii
male or She-cat* (j
len i Ocrtf en) to bi
in the Poke.
Sat# (paa 9)oI^ii) a
a#k.ind of high Pl
pUnrGuns on. (o
tMt Venae O t Se
to keep Mooey in, i
Feople carry abc
Waft. C«n Xomi
5initber)aCatandc
2^4taoupei a Lynx»
jB^arbarinai Cathari
Kir.
2lacl^eier# Urinr^^r«
te«,
3atbo»IlF| a Catholic
:Gl4r^ciffr catholic.
'Ratl^btVø Catfallf.
J^atof!, (Urr) Mallo
Katfporer# Riders.
ISiantiélVf Glimmei
IS^attu tolafh or flot
a Gat and nine Ts
^G^actearti a Race of <
kind.
'Eiatttioht C<it Uri}
Z^autUUingp a Kiti
ling.
TS^atttflott the Paw>
Glurch of a Car«
!Glatrefnurren# theP
Cars.
:GlAtremi49cn# the I
Gars.
j^attem^ntCf (Urt)
Galamint.
Iiarterumpfia Cattn
theHerbHorfe-tail
grafs. (QSlotnfer;
kins.
Batteffinr Catikin,
:Glatte|Trig, Gatterw
:&atreiingcf f. 11«tti
Satccurr , the Herb
.ått ) -*?s ( 4N
■ "I •
^éKco* 9ottoiu Cltf» Xeifcr^ m Cmpteor or Bmpv^
»Mton-fnannfii^re* roar* (riléi^ Cxtr. (^r«
9 ScrccchowL h9) Salttn»
StO ctM;Catclefirh» TUtihvtommtf an Emp{r%
!&etferittbe# an EopMrf.
> f.C4tifionf Caa« $etfcri»bef Cm Gtagi Vorf e)
ovr Ltdy't Petr.
•m ptcTM) M ytlp. 2l(iferf rotte f (QHoitti) ' cht
yclpiog.' Imperial- Crowfu
f. covect, • ScifcrUg« imperiaU belon|({nt
Caviar« to the £mp^Mf« (MutitlftXø
f. jUcMter« (tge) chs ImpaHaliftt.
hX Zvtbaf* Xclfetrligf 2l4t9iiicr6ofrci# tb«
CO* Imperial Cbamber«
Lactle« Caldron. CSoC# Beifrrff, imptrial • ofthc Em*
cO « Copper. Boiier* perour't Party« (p9tt goit
n, (ot tooe en SCefe« fdf(rfP)-t6 btnnlmpcrialift*
) a Hamboiler« (JiU to fidc with che Emperoh
Skiller« 2;eiferfRlt# (i Siiaføitriea)
Per# a Tinker« . Hyfterocomatocis.
ferie , a Tinker^t- :Gletr(>aatt?>et 9 ^ leftkanded*
chc Mending of old (jtctfi oø Sllet^onbel;) am-
» • bi<iexcre«
ferpofci a Tinker's Seicbaanbig^eb eSer feit#
baanbit <Biertting# tbe
g, a Pot -bander* Aé^ion of an aukwardMan«
Ol 2XebeI(lager# a TUtltvingø f. Sielcriftg.
jGlentre/ to tnrn nplide dowot
ifime , f. i$<erpanf e* overcarn«
Pin or Kayle«rSeg« :s;eref!gefteri(agu)tocfteera.
ne-pint> Ke4ls«([(pil« valo.e, care for» take Heed
play at Nine - ^\n$ of > have Refpe^ for« ONc
to tip Nine - pms. (. (7g efter) to neglet*
p) to fet op Ninepins* flight take no Care off take
le^ a Bowling-green« no Notice of«
fel^ a Bowl. THercmaal, S(cremAal# Con«
ittct# conical, in the plaint«
f a Sugar-loaC :Glei*mee# Kermes«
ir# a Cone« ^ermeeforir# CochineaU
niig^ conic, :Bi€tmn, f. 6f arlogeital^ti«
nittgeflerOpfattttitigi Berflmitr, Kerfeymire«
ting op of Nine-pinf» :Kctfe# (ot fiingcSiff tla Bow.
rer ener Øpføetteri net or Weel« (at fpiSe 9o(t
lat fetf up Nine-pins, med) a Bactle-door«'Kacke^,
N*m Volures. Ketfemager/ a Rackec^make
;, O ®eome(rten) an SiO, a Rid«
)ola. Bi^e , (faae Stih\ to kid* ^
, aPlayatNine-pins« IKibiPC/ f« Voerfaat*
M eøeé) O CK lidni SieblerCftve»e(<etSaiitlØitlt»i
a Ctuk^ IWOC M øfwmH}! « Gag,
^ ) (9ri^ { -IR
•XM; wtary« wwried, itléynK
\6ck» disgaftcd, furietud«'
oar of Ctnccir wi^h.
JUe»e, tf Chtin« Caf •»!») a
golden Chain. Qaf Vtcrgc)
\ • Chain of Monncatnø.
2llcb«9anf# Concateratinn, a
SaiKi of Linkf* CJCtndft«IC
pa<i t)dle) a Cncb.
StCtclceti a Link of t Cfifltn,
XiøiMfatmiien^ tochaim bind
op in Chains«
XfcOft, chainttL
Xic^e« Vfb# CO bf or itrow
tircdi wc^riedi cloy'd or
furfeitcd with«
Xlcbfoiiiiiich9iwaariroaie«tirtt-
forne* tedioosi faåidioos«
loatfiroma, irkfomt« odiobs,
CJlorO *n ifiipertfn«nt» nn-
pleafanr Fallow* a Plag ae«
Hicbfommeliøett/ ecdionsly ^
Wtiarifoinely,
j&icbfomméligbc^ # Tt dtons-
ncff, Wearifomtners> Loach-
fotneneft» Surfeir«
jRtffc# the chepi, (øjne een
paa SikHtn) to give •
Flap in rhe Face«
. moH^btiØøe«.
3kicf# brave, valianr* ftre-
noousi hardy« (louc, bold,
conragions, (fitof) able»
el* ver,
%M\^t> p Valianinefs, Hardi-
nefa« Stoorncfs« Couragious«
nefs, Undauntedncfs«
Xlff mobif 9 botd , brave »
vndmntad* keen« hardy«
XicfnioMal^c^ ^ Boldnefs ^
Hardinefa« Scomneri,
s
Si<fl# bravely, boldly« freely.
ftoQt1y,oodaanied]y« (fLMO
^ ckvtrly« ingeniouiiy«
ZM5cr^tCfilltr» Cavt» Vtmlt«
Ceilar«
2ltcl««rbaff , (llcf
' lanrcl* Sparge^
IS^iti^tv^nU aBrcat
- Vene -or Air-Hofi
of a Cellor.
meibernif(lcr> B«c
Wood-Loofc« i
Btclberpiffi eht ]
SMbcrffriverj CI4
CalUra ae Cobn
(>flice«
xLielberfff ittt « thtl
of a CelUr*
Btelberfven^f BntI
Bielbervitt^ue, a
in a Cellar*
Bifltrinø/ a Ragaa
rry. mean or fcab
« Ralcal«
BieUrtnnpa^aPad
or Scoundi ela f '
Bien^bar| knowab
vablet discernab
riona, evident »
CMbaO f«nfible«
'jKienbbar^ # V
Evidencnel'i« ( ]
Senfibilityr
Bien^fi to know« c
acqaaincad wichw<
again. (fienbe ea
len) to under lian
Hair« have tho
one's Poot co a Hi
paatUttif bMn
cide, takt Cogn
Cmer(e) .eo pare
btoanéCB) te diao
goifh. (fri) fc
(fctO CO flujcaka'
m ') 475 ( SH
n Motltftr (ftmte
an er) to "f^^wi
iboQts one IS.
fem fifl £)nKfuO P
o«r Witt.
• t M«rk> Sign, f»
Kitrfc«
l^aVi tchar&£fceri-
er.
genffab/ Chtrader«
# kncwable« percei-
difcernible, vifible,
ble« diftin^ifhablfy
r. Cmisrfeliø) nota-
itl, roanifed, retntr-
CføUftd) renfibie«
tcnbcliø) ro mark*
eit^ fennbly* npta-
iin£tly» apparenrly*
iøcn) manifeftly ,
Sentence > Verdia.
Sag) Cognizance »
I Notice.
/ C SotnemmcCfe )
Senfation , Feeling.
Zt^t, a Mark > Sign,
Token, Charafler«
iD9) a TaOel.
f. a Connoi^Teor, a
or knowing Man % a
otbf to know igain.
)0 CO acknowladge*
^ , Sign , M^rk,
ber.
i:^ / an Epithet.
re# to chara£lei>]ze*
erntnøf Faa.
[^# (9eCienMfPa6)
niunce,
(iic# to difccrn) di-
hnoini*
2l{(9 , å Stlek Snff* Cvdgtf«
Biepptfl«ø# 3tftin'ado. Cnd-
gelling.
^ifff fiiei^f dear« loveljr*
amiable. (obreffø fiort) to
,endcar- ydnrftlf. (tan Cf
fiirt efter '9N<il) haitfoni
of Wine,
%ift, f. a ^rfh, M6or»
Fen, Bog. /•
^Glietf fiert# dearlv« ttnderly*
(tf t er mid f letO I tm glad
of it. Coer er mig (ige tieiQ
it at dl one to me«
:& i e r b 11 Pfl an Og1<» Ogliligi
amorons Looka«
:Kiere, incerjed« pray» prithcti
I befeech you t pray do»
Biererc/ dcarcr* lovciter, (M
baote »csret miø f ieteec ol)
I had rarher Aiat &t«
%ittt (tg efter , f. fere«
Biere(l# deareft, moft belov-
ed.
B I er e (le I CStuenttmmer) a
Sweetheartr Miftrefs* Dar«
ling« Love«
Suicor, Gallant, Sweethctfrt«
!Gl(erfomme«» welcoaic grate-
fnlly« plaafirig, acceptabloé
:6lierli9, afTeftionate, favourv
ble, loving, amiable* amici*
bit, friendly, kind, benevo-
lenr. Qmob 92^tr«oaenbe)
charicable.
jRierltøctt i afTedionatelt ,
friendlyaamiably>charirabiy.
2tiel^Ug()e^r Loye* AfftOion«
l^avoar, Tenderneft, O'mob
SBø^tramgenbe) Charity.(S.
troob gcebrefanbel) Petrio-
tifnu (4ci8c({(0 Charity.
:&itvliqitb§»Znft^bt t£øvf
Fit.
2lierUs^ebf«9iuitibf ttovc-
Knot«
) 4ra {
^ tbtCfteck orjtw,
llatidiUt., ChoM (wa fflta*
|c}C>Mkt.
XisMMHf ChMh-er JiwbAn«.
"mia^tf Caf u 6Mni)»uO
■^ Chm-pitn af t H«tiDtt.
)Uni>Mb iBfiMSrBiawonth«
Eiri • Stap. or«r riie Face.
SinblARft , • Chtehcrxitli.
CSinBl«llfc«3 J*wi«eih,
Grirdtr«.,' roolst T««ih •
Tuckfel*.
Aiøl, tGiorttl, ■ Cnar. (toir
i merir S.) » Tuniel«. aubc.
C!1fU<BItRim»(tOlt) tiGown.
XioriclfliO/ tbeShitt orEdge
of 1 (Wsc.
Ttiatttlttkvt , t Cipe or
ColUr or ■ Con.
Siottildicb 1 ihe Ttain of •
■ Gown, Tall.
Xlfb, uBuying. Purc^are, Fur-
chiiring, EmpcloDi Birftain.
CQuItc ((^leb) i'iciap ud«
Birgsin. C^itttCCtDcMSift)
t*ibu«»S(voitBåtj»;ii,tebirf
« good Ponnywerth. Cgiue
*aOI Aifb;) 10 felicbesp or s
good Barutni gootl Penny-
:^vi- ' ir'n.iO r«n<tiince tlié U*rgiiiii.
Cl(t fem (r siert vaa .Cteb)
Åitbi, (O bA'y- pnrchaft, gst
or iirncurc Ut Money, (^aat
ilt) to tradc. traflic. Cfie&e
W&M^WOttffb«y by iOr
■r'in AvcTKgCi by th« Lnnp.
afatinijSattin) tobnr
Ihe Pig in tht Pohi.
Xf^ebtrv r C»]» (t tunfi
(om ftaC ).il3(0 * Bil' <>^
Sale. (£. caa trtt mos Hl
fiebl) « Ccriificnie abBnt
foQie Eipptiort af b HoHfl«
Xi^btli^i vcnnU tcndibl*.
Sl^vdtn, :ai*bnlngf tay'mp
rii.c)i«riiiit.
(Bl'S ■> CaUainar.
Xl«6fr«M Bobl llM BiMBt
of • FoTchirir.
hang up ra Sahf .n^tlrf
■ Sule,
J^6t)m>intv ■ Merchim, Tit-
dtr. (ism (xlgct føl einitn
• iax dllttC) s S|>oil-trtdb
(ioin boIMr en <Bob} ■
SiiQphecpcr,
incrc«ntl1e , mtrch&nlibic,
merchantlik«.
book of Acciiuni*.
KftfbBMttabrtv, ■ ^»inilli
Ufiga , Stil« « . e^
åmong MtrchifHi, -..-i. r.
-Comroodjii«!, iMrAtMiMi
: Guodi. (btUttacitt«!*
JEiøbmaDttfliM) thuUM
.' if nai ratichantiUi, .i^
:SittbtB«nbfbiimt>et«. Taått
.;TTidiog, CsuBiwMi Xa^
fiek. .; ;..
2U#bmnb|Fiib, Ttad«,~in(i
.. fick't