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NOUVEAU 

DICTIONNAIRE 

FRANÇAIS-ANGLAIS  ET    ANGLAIS-FUANCAIS 


ioS6-81  —  CoRiitiL.  Typ.  et  stéf.  de  CnLiB. 


NOUVEAU 

DICTIONNAIRE 

FRANÇAIS-ANGLAIS  ET  ANGLAIS-FRANÇAIS 

D'APRES    NUGENT 

Nouvelle  cdilioii,  eiilièremeiit  refondue 

ET  COMPLÉTÉE  D'APRÈS  LES  PLUS  WOUVEAnX  DICTIOMAIRES 

COiNTE.\A.NT 

la  Prononciation  figurée  de  tous  les  mots  anglais 

£t  augmeDlee  des  premiers  élêaieuls  de  U  Grammaire  anglaise 
PAR 

THORMSON 


PARIS 

LIBRAIRIE  THÉODORE  LEFÈVRE  ET  G'" 

2,   RUE    DES    POITEVINS,    2 


NOUVEAU 

DICTIONNAIRE  DE  POCHE 

FRANÇAIS   ET   ANGLAIS. 


1"  PARTIE. 


a,  sm,  an  A> 

Af  }>r.  to,at,  on,  witb,  in,  into, 

wilhiD,  about,  according  to,for, 

of,  against,  ly,  after  from. 
*!  troisième  pers.  sing.    of  Ihe 

indic.  of  the  v.  avoir,  to  bave, 

bas.  [caent. 

A-compte,  sm.  payement  on  ac- 
Abaisse,  sf,  under-crusl,  in  pas- 

try. 
Abaissemeut,  sm,  abascment; 

fall  ;  humbling;  diminution. 
Abaisser,  va,  to  abase;   lower; 

*  let  down  *;  bumble.  s'  —  vr. 

to   '   fall  ;  •  sink  ;   cringe ,  to 

humiliate. 
tbaisseur,  sm.  dépressor. 
Abaloiirdir,  va.  to  stupify. 
Abandon,  sm,  abandoning  ;  lew- 

dness. 
Abandonne,  sm,  a,  rake. 
Abandonné,  e,  a,  aband0D6d; 

shameless,  impudent. 
Abandonnée,  sf,  prostitute. 
Abaudonnemeut,  sm.  abando- 

ning  -,  giving  up  ;  dereliction  ; 

profligacy. 
Abandonner,  va,  to  *  forsake  ; 

•givi  oYer^  '  leaïe  off;  doliver 


np  ;  •  let  loose  ;  désert  :  toglw 

up.  s'  —  vr,  indulge  one's  self; 

despond. 
Abaque,  sm.  plinlh  —  top  of  a 

column.  [slupify. 

Abasourdir,  va.  —  to  stun,  ta 
Abatage ,  sm.   the    felling    of 

trees,  clearing. 
Abatani,  sm,  sbutler,  flap. 
Abâtardir,   va,    to   corrupt;    tO 

adulterate. 

S'  —  vr,  to  degenerate. 
Abâtardissement,  sm,  adulté- 
ration, degeneracy. 
Abatéc,  sf.  raar.  falliijg  aback. 
Abat-jour,  sky-ligbt. 
Abattement,     sm,     déjection  g 

faintnesâ,  prostration. 
Abatteur,  sm.  a  feller,  a  great 

dispalcher  of  business. 
Abattis,  oITal  ;  defeat;  giblets. 
Abattre,  va.  pull  dowa;  ab^te; 

afflict. 

S'—  vr,  '  fall  down;  despcnd. 
Abattu,  e,  a.  afOicted  ;  dejected. 
Abattures,  sf,  foiling  —  deer'o 

h-ack.  ' 

Abat-vent,  jm.  pent-bou9e  Of  & 

steey le  ;  wind  screen. 


ABO  ; 

Abat-voix,  sm.the  caoopy  sbove 

a  pulpit.  [an  atjbot. 

Abbulial,  a.  of  or  beloDgJDg  to 
Abbaje,  sf.  abbey,  convent. 
Abbé,  sm.  abbot. 
ftbbesse,  sf.  abbess, 
ftbcédcr,  "n.  to  change  into  an 

abscess, 
>bcès, sm.abscess;  imposihume. 
kbdalag,  cm.  a.  Persian  monk. 
abdication,  sf.  —  lion, 
abdiquer,  t)n.loabdicate,resign. 
abdomen,  sni.  abdomen. 
AJ>ductctir,  a.  S.  —  tor. 
Abduction,  sf.  —  tion. 
Abécédaire,   sm.    a  primer,  a 

hornbook,  a  novice. 
Abécédaire,  a.  abecedary. 
Aberqiier,  Abéquer,  va.to  feed 
Abée,  sf.  dam  ;  bay.  [a  bird. 

Abeille,  sf.  a  bee. 
Aberration,  sf.  —  tion. 
Abêtir,  va.  et  ?i.  to  stupify,  to 

grow  stupid. 
Ab  hoc  et  Ab  bac,  at  random. 
Abhorrer,  va.  to  aLhor,  detest. 
Abigeat,  sm.  catlle-robbery. 
Abject,  te,  a.  abject,  mean. 
Abjection,  sf.  —  tion. 
Abîme,  sm.  aliyss,  hell.  chasm. 
Abtmer,  va.  to  deslroy  enlirely, 

S' — ,  vr.  sink,  decay.    [to  ruin. 
Ab-inlestat,  abinlestate. 
Abjuration,  sf.  —  tion* 
Abjurer, va.  to  abjure, renounce. 
Ablaciation,  sf.  the  weaning  of 

an  inTant. 
Ablatif,  sm.  ablative. 
Ablégal,  sm.  ablegate. 
Abluer,  va.  to  revive  old  wriling. 
Ablution,  sf.  —  tion. 
Abnégation,  —  tion. 
Aboi,  Aboiement,  sm.  barking. 
Altois,  pi.  point  of  deatb;  at  bay, 

extremity.  [obliterale. 

Abolir,  va.  to  aboHsb  :  annul  : 

S' —  vr.  grow  obsolète. 
Abolissemeni,  sm  .abolisbment. 
Abolition,  sf,  destruclion. — tion. 
Abominable,  2.  a.  exécrable, — 

nable. 
Abomiiiiiblement.  ad.  —  bly. 
Ah«tainalion,  if,  —  tiOB. 


ABR 

Abominer,    va.    to    abominate  i 

abbor,  detest. 
Abondamment, a^/.  abundanfiv. 
Abondance,  sf.  abundance,  ful- 

ness   plenly.  —  Avoir  la  c<irce 

d'abondance,  to  be  lucky. 
Abondant,  e,  a.  abundant,  nlen- 
Abondcr,  tJ?t.  to  abound.    [tiluU 
Abonne,  srii.  a.  subscribe. 
Abonnement,  sm..  subscriptiont 
S'abonner,  vT.  to  subscriber. 
Abonnir,  I).  to  *  improve. 

S'  — ,  vr.  to  *  grow  better. 
Abonuisscment,    sm..    amena* 

ment.  [1')  ;  from  the  very  tirst. 
Abord,  sm..  access;  ressort  (dès 
D'abord,  ad.  forthwith,  at  first. 
Abord,  ad  :  mar  :  on  board. 
Abordable,  2.  a  accessible. 
Abordage,  sm.  boarding  a  "hip. 
Aborder,   va.   to  accost;  board, 

land  ;  altack;  resort,  [natives. 
Aborigènes,  sm..  pi.  —  gines; 
Abornemeut,  sm.  the  IJKing  of 

bounds,  boundary. 
Aborner,    va.   to   *   set  tounda- 

ries,  to  limit.  [successfui, 

Abortif,  Te,  a.  abortive;  un. 
Abouchement,  sm.  conrerence. 
Aboucher,   va.   to  *   bring   per 

sons  togelher;  to  confer. 
About,  sm,   end  of  a   pièce  of 

timber  eut  square  and  shel  ving. 
Abouter,  va.  place  end  to  end. 
Aboutir,  vn.  ta  broak,  to  abut, 

to  corne  ta.  end> 
Abouti8âaul,e,a.  bordering,oi^ 
—,sm.  abutment;  abultat;  limita 
Aboutissants,  sm.  pi.  Ihe  ends. 
Aboutissement,  sm.  ekingpie* 

ce;  suppuration. 
AboT/ant,  a.  barking,  baying. 
Aba;er,  vtl.  to  bark.  to  bay  dun 

a  debtor.  [cannot  bile, 

—  à   la  lune,  to  bark  when   ont 
Abojreur,  syn.  barker  ;  dun. 
Abraquer,  va.  mar.  t^b-""»!  anj 

rope  inlo  a  ship. 
Abrasiou,  sf.  abracion,  méd. 
Abrégé,  abridgement,  compen- 

dium.  [viate. 

Abréger,  va.  to  abridge  ;  abbra» 
Abreuver,  va.  to  n&ler,  soak. 


ABS 

Abreuver  {S'),  vr.  to  drinlt  pTen- 
tifully.  [horsepond. 

Abreuvoir,  sm.  watering-place, 

Abrévîateur,  sm.  —  tor. 

Abréviation,  sf.  —  tion. 

Abri,  sm.  shelter,  defence. 

Abricot,  sm.  apricot. 

Abricotc,  sm.  candied  apricot. 

Abricotier,  apricot-lree. 

Abriter,  va.  to  shelter,  toshade. 

Abrive,  mar.  pull.  away. 

Abrlvent,  sm.  shelter  fiom. 

Abrogation,  sf.  —  lion.   [wind. 

Abroger,   va.   abrogate,  repeal, 

(brouti,  e,  a.  nipped,  browsed. 

Abroutigsement,  sm.  browsing. 

Abrupto  (ex),  out  of  hand. 

Abrutir,  va,  to  besot  to  stupify. 
S' — ,  vr.  to  grow  slupid.  [u'  ss. 

Abrutissemeut  ,    sm.    brutisb- 

Abscisse,  sf.  part  of  thé  axis  of 
a  curve  abscissa. 

Absence,  sf,  absence;  missing. 

Absent,  e,  a.  s.  absent.        [self. 

Absenter  (S'),  vr.  to  absent  oue's 

Absinthe,  sf.  wormwood. 

Absolu,  e,  a,  absolute;  perem- 
ptory.  [terly. 

Absolument,  ad,  absolutely;  ut- 
Absolution,  sf,  —  tion,  pardon. 

Absolutoire,  2.  a.  absolutory. 

Absorbant,  a,  8,  absorbent. 

Absorber,  va.  to  absorb;  suck. 

Absorption,  sf,  —  tion. 

Absoudre,  vn.  to  absolve  acquit. 

Absoute,  sf,  absolution,  acquit- 
tai. 

Abstème,  3.  a.  S,  abstemîous. 

Abstenir  ^S'),  vr,  to  aLstain,  re- 
frain, [cleansing. 

Abstergent,  a,  8^  abstergent. 

Absterger,  va,  to  cleanse  a 
wound,  abslerg'i. 

Abstersif,  ve,  a  abstersivô. 

Abstersion,  sf,  —  sion. 

Abstinente,  —  nence,  fasting. 

Abstiueni,  e,  a.  abstemious. 

Abstraction,  sf,  —  tion.   [tedly, 

Abstractivcment,  ad.  abstrac- 

Abstraire,  va,  to  abstract. 

Abstrait,  e,  a.  abstracled. 

Abstrus,  e,  a.  abstruse,  dark. 

Absurde,  2,  absurd. 


ACC 

Absurdemcnt,  ad.  absurdly. 
Absurdité,  S.  —  dity 

Abus,  sm.  abuse;  error;  fraud. 
Abuser,  va,  to  abuse;  deceive, 

delude;  misuse. 

S'  —  vr,  to  *  misiuke.  [ver, 
Abuseur,  sm.  seducer,  decei^ 
Abusif,  vo,  a,  abusive,  deceilful. 
Abusiveuient,  ad.  abusively. 
Abutilon,  sm.  yellow  marshmaU 
Acabit,  quality,  taste.  [ioWi 

Acacia,  acacia  (a  tree). 
Académicien,    member   of  an 

academy. 
Académie,   sf,    academy;    gam 

Ing- table,    or    bouse;   ridiiij 

house. 
Académique,  2.  a,  —  mîcal. 
Académiqucmcut,  ud,  —  cally. 
Acadcmiser,  vil.  to  workafter  a 

model. 
Acudcmiste,  sm.  academîst. 
Acagiiarder(^^),Vj\to  gron  slotb 
Acajou,  sm.  mahogany.        [fui. 
Acanucé,  e,  a.  thorny.        [root. 
Aruntbe,  sf.  braok-ursine  bear'a 
Acare,  sm,  —  rus.  handworm. 
Acariâtre,  3.(7.  peevish,  sullen> 
A  cause  de,  c.  on  accouot  of. 
A  cause  que,  because  that. 
Accablaut,  e,  a.  grievous;  trou* 

blesorae,  overwhelming. 
Accablement,  sm.   oppression  ; 

faintness;  heaviness. 
Accabler,   va.    to    overwhelm; 

crush;  oppress;  tire. 
Accaparement,  sm.   monopoly* 
Accaparer,  v.  forestall  ;  mono- 
polise. 
Accapareur,  sm.  a.  forestaller. 
Accéder,  vn,  to  accède,  assent. 
Accélérateur,  sm. — rator, 
Accélératiou,  sf. — tion. 
Accélérer,  va.  to  accelerate,  ha- 

sten,  dispatch. 
Accent,  sm.  accent;  tune;  note. 
Accentuation,  sf.  —  tiou  proso» 
Accentuer,  va.  to  accent,     [dy. 
Acceptable,    2.    a.    rea-onaule, 

worth  accepfing,  acceptable. 
Acceptant,  e,  s.  accepter. 
Acceptation^  6/.  acceptante. 
Accepter,  va.  to  accept,  receiOa 


ACC 

Accepteur,  sm.  accepter. 
Acception,  s^ — lion;  meaning. 
Accès,  sm.  access,  fits,  attacks. 
Acc«B»it>le,  2,  a.  accessiMe, 
^ccessiou,    sf,   accession;    in- 

crease.  [premium, 

accessit,   sm.   tha  second  best 
accessoire,  sm.  accessary, 
— , ((,  accessery;  contributing. 
Iccideiit,  sm.  accident;  chance. 
àcciilcuté,  ad.  hilly,  di\ersified. 
Acciileutel,  le,  a.— dental. 
%ccideutelleiiieut,  ad. — ally. 
Accise,  sf.  excise,  tax. 
Acclamateur,  sm.  commender. 
Acclauialioii,  sf.  shout:  huzza. 
Acclimater,  va.  acclimatize. 
Accoiiilance,  sf.  familiarity. 
Accolade, s/'. embrace;  dubbing. 
Accolé,  e,  a.  joined. 
Accoler,  va.  to  *  clip,  and  cull  ; 

'  put  togelher  in  a  dish;    add 

into  one  sum;  joiu.  [dabie. 

Accomuiodable,  2.^.  acconemo- 
Accomuiodage,  sm.  dressing  o! 

méat;  titting  up. 
Accommodant,  e,  a.  goodnatu- 

red  ;  cotrplying. 
Accoiniuodatiou,  sf. —  (ion. 
Accommodé,  e,  a.  nell   provi- 

ded  for;  drest  oui;  fitted, 
Accommodemeut,  sm.  compro. 

mise;    expédient;   accommoda- 

tioa. 
Accommoder,  va.  to  accommo- 

date;  toadapt;  toadjust;  dress, 

COOlf. 

S'  — ,  vr.  to  *  get  accustomed; 
agrée  witi;  seize  upon;  be  ar- 
rangea, [panist. 

Accompagnateur,  sm.  accom- 

Accompagnemeuly  retinue,  ac- 
companiinent. 

Accompagner  9  va*  to  accom- 
pany;  attend;  match;  escort, 
follow.  [fulfil. 

Accomplir,  va.  to  accomplish, 
S'  —,  vr.  to*  be  fulfilled. 

Accomplissement,  sm.  accom- 
plishmenl;  fulfilment;  réalisa- 
tion, [cord,  harmony. 

Accord,    sm.   agreement ,    con- 

Arcordable)  i,  a,  graulablei 


ACC 

Accordailles,  sf.pl.  espousalSi 
Accorilani,  e,  a.  concordant. 
Accorde,  sm.  bridegroom. 
Accordée,  sf,  bride. 
Accorder,  va.  lo  grant;  recon- 
cile, to  tune. 

S'  — ,  vr.  to  agrée. 
Accordeur,   sm.  tuner  of  anj 

musical  instrument. 
Accordoir,  sm.  a  tuning  kcy. 
Accorer,  va,  to  prop,  to  staj. 
Accorné,  e,  u.  horned. 
Accort,  e,   a.  complaisant;    sa- 

gacious,  civil. 
Accortise,  sf,  complaisance. 
Accosiable,  2.  a,  affable,  [up  to. 
.accoster,  va.  to  accost,  *  com3 

8'— ,i)r.  to  '  keep.  company  wilh. 
Accoter,  va,  to  prop  up. 

8'  —,  vr,  to  lean. 
Accotoir,  sm,  prop.  [bed. 

Accouchée,  sf.  woman  in  cbild- 
Accouchemeut,  sm.  delivery. 
Accoucher,  do.  to  *  lay  a  wo- 

man. 
—,  vn.  to  *  be  brought  to  bed. 
Accoucheur,  S7n.  man-midwife. 
Accoucheuse,  sf.  midwife. 
Accouder  (s^),  vn,  to  leaa   on 

oue's  elbow. 
Accoudoir,  sm,  a  leaningplace. 
Accouple,  sf,  a  leasb. 
Accouplement,  sm,  copulatioDi 

coupling. 
Accoupler,  lia.  to  couple. 
Accourcir,  to  sborten ,  abridge, 

8'  —,  vr.  to  '.  [sborten. 

Accourcissement,   sm,  sbort- 

ening. 
Accourir,  lui.  to  run  to,  to  hasten. 
Accoutrement,  sm.  garb  dress. 
Accoutrer,  va.  to  bedizen. 
Accoutumance  ,  sf,  habit,  eu* 

stûm,  wont. 
Accoutumé,  e,  a,  accustomed  ; 

usual,  wonted.  [use. 

AccoiEtumer,  va,  to  accusLom} 

S'  —,  vr.  toget  the  habit. 
Accréditer,  to  *  give  autbority, 

to  accredit. 

8'  — ,  vr.  to  ♦  get  a  name. 
Accroc,  stn.  rent;  hook;  stop, 
Accrotsber,  v>  tO  *  hang  on  f, 


aCH  1 

hook,  tacleng;  *  catck  ;  grapple. 
Accroire  (faire),  to  *  make  one 

believe  an  intruth,   to  impose 

upon. 
Accroissement,  sm*  Increase  ; 

growlh  ;  rife  of  a  rider. 
Accroître,  vn.  to  extend  increase. 
Accroupir  {s'),  ur.  to  squat  down. 
Accroiipissement,  sm.   squat- 
ta ng. 
Accru,  e,  a.  increaseti,  grawn. 
Accueil,  sm.  réception,  welcome. 
Accueillir,   va.   to    roceive;    * 

overtake,  honour  (a  bill). 

S'  — ,  t!7'.  to  hire  ono's  self. 
Accnl,  sm.  a  blindalley,  creek. 
Acculement,  sm,    mar.    extre- 

mity  of  thestem  and  sternpost 

of  a  ship.  [le  it. 

Acculer,  va.  to  *  put  one'  liard 

S'  — ,  10  *  hetake  one's  self  to  a 

corner  or  wall. 
Accuniuintion,  sf.  —  tion. 
Accumuler,  va.  accumulate. 

S'  — ,  vr.  to  hoard  heap  up. 
Accusalile,  2.  a.  blamaljlc. 
Accusateur,  tricc,  5.  accuser. 
Accusatif,  sm.  accusative. 
Accusaiion,  s/.  —  tion,  charge. 
Accusatrice,  she-accuser. 
Accuse,  sm.  party  accused. 
Accuser,     VU.     to     accuse;     to 
Acéphale,  acéphalous.    [charge. 
Acerbe,  2.  a,  acerb,  sour,  harsh. 
Acéré,  e,  a.  sharp;  keen;  acute. 
Acérer,  va.  to  Steel. 
Accteux,  se,  a.  tart,  acetons. 
Acétum  alcalisé,  sm.  distilled 

vinegîr.  [mers. 

A  ritalander,  va.  to  draw  cuslom 
Acharnemeui,  sm,   rage,  fury, 

animosity. 
AoUarner,  va,  to    enrage,  pro- 

\olie,  aniraate. 

S' — ,!))•.  to'fall  furiously  upon. 
Acbat,  sm.  purchaso,  bargain. 
Aclie,  sf.  smallage. 
Aciice,  baitworm,  maggot. 
Aclietniiienient,  sm.   means  to 

bring  a  thing  about. 
Acbeuiiuer,  va.  to  forward. 

S' — ,  ur.go  one's  to  proceed  way, 
Acheter,  va.  to  purcbairC,  buy. 


ACT 

Acheteur,    se 9    8,    purchaser, 

buyer. 
Achevé,  e,  a.  perfect,  complète. 
Achèvement,  sm.  finÏFiiing. 
Achever,   va.    to    liiiish;   end; 

complète  ;  •  put  to  death. 
Achoppement,    sm,    ob^scle; 

stumbling  block. 
Acide,  2.  a,  acid,  sour. 
Acidité,  sf.  acidity,  soumets. 
Aciduler,  va,  '  make  sour,  aci- 
Acîer,  sm..  Steel.  [dulale. 

Acolyte,  sm.  acolyte. 
Aconit,  sm.  aconite  ;  wolfs  bane. 
Acoquinant,  e,  a.  engaging  allu- 
Acoquiner,  va.  to  allure,  [ring. 
Acoquiner  (s'),  VT,  to  be  atta 

ched  to  habits. 
Acoustique,  sf.  acoustics. 
Acquéreur,      sm,     purcba?er  ; 

buyer.  [*  buy. 

Acquérir,  va.  to  acquire;  '  gct, 
Acquêt,  sm.  acquest,  acquisition, 

gain. 
Acquiescement,  compliance. 
Acquiescer,   vn,   to    acquiesce, 

yield.  [remcnt. 

Acquis,  sm,  knowledge,  scqui- 
Acquisitiott,  sf.   —   tion  ;    pur- 

chase. 
Acquit,  sm.  receipt  discharge. 
Aeqgiit  do  douane,  cricket. 
Acquit  au  jeu  de  billard,  the 

lead. 
Acquitter,  va.  to  clear,  acquit. 

S' — ,  vr.  to  discharge  peilornii 

fulfll,  pay  off. 
Acre,  2.  a.  tart,  sour,  acrid. 
Acre,  sm.  acre. 

Acreté,  sf.  sharpness,  acrimom; 
Acrimonie,  acrimony. 
Acrobate  ,     sm.     ropo-dsncer 

among  the  ancients, 
Acronique,  2.  0.  acronical. 
Acrostiche,  2.  a,  acrostic. 
— ,  sm.  acrostic. 
Acte,  s.  m,  act.,  action,  deedi 
Actes,  records;  acts. 
Acteur,  rice,  S.  actor  ;  aclress. 
Actif.  S.  essets.  [tirifa. 

Actif,  ve,  a.  active,  induslrious, 
Action,  action;   sbare  in  stock; 

baltle;  tuit  at  Uw. 


ADM  I 

Action  de  grâces,  sf.  thanks- 

giving. 
Actionnaire,  sm.  stock-holder. 
Actionner,  va,  to  sue  at  law,  to 

action. 
Activetnent,  ad.  actively. 
Activer,  va.   lo   put  in  motion, 

stir  up,  hasten. 
Activité,  sf.  aclivity,  quîckness. 
—  «le  service,  in  actual  service. 
Actnel,  le,  a.  actual;  real. 
Actnelleinent,  iid.  now;  reallj. 
Acuité,  acuteuess. 
Aciiniiiié,  acuminated. 
Acutangle,  i,  acutangular. 
Afiage.  sm.  adage;  proverb. 
Adagio,  adagio. 
Adaptation,  sf.  adaptation. 
Adapter,  va.  to  adapl;  to  apply, 
Adéquat,  e,  a.  comjjlute.    [suit. 
Addition,  sf.  addition. 
Additionnel,  le,  a,  additional. 
Additionner,  va.  lo  cast  up,  sum 

up.  [de. 

Adduct^'ur,  sm.  adducent  mus- 
Adept,  sm.  adept.  [hesion. 

Adhérence,  sf.  adhérence,  ad- 
Adbérent,  e,  a.  S.  adhèrent. 
Adhérer,  to  adhère,  *  stick  to. 
Adhésion,  sf.  adliesion. 
Adiantc,  s>n,  maiden-hair. 
Adieu,  sm.  ad.  adieu,  farewell, 

good  bj-.  [away. 

Aiiieu,  lia.  (mar)tack  awajjveer 
Adipeux,  euse,  a.  adipous;  fat. 
Adjacent,  e,  a.  adjacent. 
Adjectif,  sm.  adjecli\e. 
Adjectiou,  sf.  adjection. 
Adjertivenicnt,  ad.  —  vely. 
Adjoindre,  va.  to  adjoin. 
Adjoint,  sm..  assistant,  adjunct, 

partner. 
Adjonction,  sf.  adjunction. 
Adjudant,  s.  adjutant.         [der. 
Adjudicataire,  s))^  highest  Lid- 
Adjudication,  sf.  adjudging. 
Adjuger,  va.  to  adjudge. 
Adjuration,  sf.  adjunng. 
Adjurer,  va.  to  adjUre. 
Admettre,  va.  to  admit;  allow  of. 
Adniinicule,  sin.   slight   procf, 

adniinicle.  [minislrator. 

Administrateur,  manager  ;  ad- 


ADR 

Administration,  sf.  —  tion. 
Administratrice,  —  tratrix. 

Administrer,    va.    administefi 

to  pioduce  proûfs. 
Admirahle,  2.  II.  aomirable. 
Admiiahlemcut,  ad.  —  rably. 
Admirateur,  sm.  admirer. 
Admiration,  sf.  —  tiOn. 
Admii'atrice,  a.  admirer. 
Admirer,    va.    to    admire; 

wonder  at.  [missible 

Admissible,  2.  a.  allovvable,  ad- 
Admission,  sf.    admission,  ad- 

mittnnce. 
Ailmonitcur,  syrt.  monitor. 
Admonition,  5^.  warning. 
Adolescence,  sf.  adolescency. 
Adolescent,  sm.  youth,  lad,lass. 
A4lonien,  ne,  a.  adoniî. 
Adonner,  vn.  mar.   to  veeraft, 

foinard.  [vote. 

S'  —,  vr.  lo  addict  one's  self,  de» 
Adopter,  va.  to  adopt,  approve 
Adoptir,  ve,  a.adoptive. 
Adoption,  sf.  adoptiot». 
Adorable,  «.2, adorable. 
Adorateur,    sm.    adorer;    wêT 

shipper,  admirer. 
Adoration,  sf.  —  tion,  worshipi. 
Adorer,  va.  to  adore,  worship. 
Ados,  sm.  shêlving  bed,  border. 
Adossemcnt,  backing. 
Adosser,  va.  to  *  put  back  to 

back.  [against. 

S'—,  vr.  to   lean   one's   back 
Adouber,  va.  to  set  a  pawn  right 

in  playing.  [stone. 

Adouci ,   sm.    a    soft    grinding 
Adoucir,  to  sweeten;  appease; 

soothe  ;  soflen;  mitigate. 

S"—,  vr.  to  *  become  sweet;  ta 

relent;  grow  milder. 
Adoucissant,  e,  a.  softenîng. 
— ,  sm.  sweetening;  emollient. 
Adoucissement,  sm.  softeuing; 

mediura;   lenitive;  lenity;  mi- 

tigation  ;  aileviation. 
Adiagan,  sm.  gum  dragant. 
Adresse,  sf.  direction  of  a  let» 

ter;  addiess,  industry,  skil,  dex- 

teiily.  [mark;  direct. 

Adresser,  V.  to  address;  hit  ths 

S'—,  *  vr.  lo  apply;  *  be  directei 


AFF 

Adroit,    e,    dexterons'    sklITuI, 

cunning.  [cle-verly. 

Adroîteinetit,  ad,  dexterously. 
Adulateur,  sm.  adulator,  flatte- 
Adulatiou,  sf.  flatlery.  [rer. 
Aduler,  va.  to  flatter  meanly,  to 
Adulte,  s.  an  adull.  [fairo. 

Adulte,  2.  a.  adull,  grown  up. 
Adultère,  sm.  adultery;  adulte- 
Adultère,  sf.  adulleress.      [rer. 
Adultère.  2.  a.  adulterous. 
Adultérer,  va.  to  adulterate. 
Adultérin,  e,  born  in  adultery, 

adultérine.  [burnt. 

Adustc,  2.  a.  adust,  overbeated, 
Adustion,  sf.  —  tion,  burning. 
Adveutif,  Te,  a.  —  tîlious. 
Adverbe,  sm.  adverb. 
Adverbial,  e,  a.  —  bial. 
Adverbialement,  ad.  —  ally. 
Adversaire,   s.  —  S^t'y,   oppo- 

oent. 
Adversatif,  ve,  a.  —  tive. 
Adverse.  2.  a.  adTerse,  contra- 

ry,  opposite. 
Adversité,  sf.  ad'versity. 
Aéré,  e,  a.  well  aired. 
Aérer,  va.  fo  air,  give  air. 
Aérien,  ne,  a.  ethereal  ;  «eroi-- 

tatic,  aerial.  [tion). 

Aérier,  va.  to,  air  (by   fumiga- 
Aérograpliie,  sf.  aerography. 
Aéromancie,  aeromancy. 
Aéromètre,  s)n.  aerometer. 
Aérométrïe,  sf.  aerometry;  ae- 

ro.station. 
Aérouaute,  STn.  aeronaut. 
Aérophobc,  one  nho  is  afraid 

of  tbe  air. 
Aérostat  ou  vaisseau  aérien, 

sm.  air-ballooc. 
Aérostatique,  2.  a.  —  tatic. 
Affabilité,   sf.  —   bilily;    cour- 

teousness. 
Affable,  2.  a.  affable,  courteous. 
AfTablement,  ad.  affably. 
Affadir,  va.   to  cloy;   surTeit;  to 

render  insipid. 
Affadissement,  sm.  cloyment. 
Affaiblir, u(7.  toenfeebje;  weai^eQ. 

S'—,  vr.  to  *  grow  weak. 
AffaibliâseKiout,  sm.  \veakness, 

faintig. 


AFF 

Affaire,  sf.  affair;  business;  m»t 

ter;    concern  ;    lighl;    dispute; 

action  ;  scrape. 
Affairé,  e,  a.  busy,  fussy. 
Affaissement,  s»i.  dépression. 
Affaisser,  va.  to  *  press  down. 

S'—,  vr.  to  *  sink  down. 
Affalé,  e,  a.  wind-bound.  [sails. 
Affaler,  va.  (mar.)  to  lower  tha 
Affamer,  to  famish,  slarve.  [of. 
Affamé,  e,  a.  famished,  greedy 
/«fféager,  va.  to  *  give  in  lease- 
Affeelation,  sf.  —  tion.  [hold. 
Affecté,  e,  a.  aiTected,  conceited. 
Affecter,    va.    to    affect  ;    naort» 

gage;  appropriate;  to  move. 
Affectif,  ve,  a.  affective. 
Affection,  Sf.  aflection,  love. 
Affectionné,  e,  a.  affectionate. 
Affectionner,  va.  to  love. 

S'—,  tir.  to  deiight  in. 
Affectueusement,  ad.  fondly. 
Affectueux,  se,  a.  affectionate 
Affermer,  va.  to  farm  ;  let. 
Affermir,  to  strenglhen. 

S'—,  vr.  to  •  be  conlirnied. 
Affermissement,  sm.   support^ 

strengthening,  consolidate. 
Aflété,  e,  a.  affected. 
Afféterie,  sf.  affectation,  finical» 
Affiche,  sf.  bill  posted  up.  [neg. 
AfCclaer,  va.  to  post  up. 
Afficheur,  sm.  bill-sticker. 
Affidé,  e,  a.  trusty,  confldant. 
Afiiler,  to  sharpen,  set,  to  grind 
Affiliation,  sf.   Siiation;   adop 

tion,  entrance. 
Affilier,  va.  to  adopt,  initiale. 
Alfiuage,  sm.  aflinage,  refining 
Affiiiemeut,  refîning. 
AHiuer,  lia.  to  refîne. 
Alfiiierie,  sf.  refining  forge. 
Affineur,  sm.  retiner. 
Affinité,  sf.  afiinily,  relation. 
Atfiuoir,i'ni.  halch.-l. 
Alfiquet,  knitling-sheath. 
Affiquets,  sm.  pi.  ornements. 
Affiruiatif,  ve,  a.  pereniptory. 
Affii-mation,  sf.  —  tion. 
Affiimative,  —  tive. 
Afûi-uiativemeiat,    ad.     positi* 

velj,  affirmatively. 
Affirmer,  lia.  aflirm.  assert. 


AFl 


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ftfflixe,  S.  a.  lied  to  Ihe  end.        ] 
Aroielir,  ve,  a.  arniclive. 
ArOiction,  sf.  affliction,  grief. 
Arnigeant,  e,  a.  afflicting,  sad. 
Aroigcr,  va.  to  afflici,  distrefs. 
S' — ,  vr.  to  grieve.         [course. 
Aflluence,    sf.    affluence  ;    con- 
Affluent,  e,  a.  flowing;  running. 
ArOiier,  vn.  to  resort;  abound; 

•  flow;  rush;  flocli;  swarm. 
Affoler,  va.  to  infaluate.     [food. 
Affouragement,  sni.  foddering. 
Affourager,  affourer,  to  fod- 
der.  [anchor. 

Affourche,  s.  luar.  small  Lower, 
Affourciier,  to  moor  across. 
Affranchi,  a.  emancipated;  freed. 
Affranchi,  a.  freed  man. 
Affranchie,  a.  freed  woman. 
Affranchir,  va.  to  *  set  free  ;  to 

emancipate;  deliver. 
•-  une  lettre,  to  prepay. 
Affranchissement,  sm.  delive- 

ry;  exemption. 
Affres,  sf.  pi.  terrors. 
Affrètement,  sm.  bire  of  a  sbip, 

freigtb. 
Affréter,  va.  to  load  a  sbip. 
Affréteur,  «m.  freighter. 
Affreusement,  ad.  borribly. 
Affreux,    se,    a.    dreadfui ,    hl- 
deous.  [to  allure. 

Affrinnder,  va.  to  use  dairities; 
Hffrioler,    to    allure,    entice; 

decoy. 
Affront,  sm.  affront;  insuit. 
Affronté,  e,  a.  facing  (in  heral- 

ciry). 
tCTronter,  va.  to  face;  cbeat. 
Affronterie,  sf.  cbeat. 
Affulilvment,  s>i).gear,nTapper. 
Affubler,  va.  to  muffle  up. 
S'—,  to  *  be  wrapped  up. 
affût,  sm.  frame   of  a   cannon; 
lurliing  place.  [catch. 

Affût  (être  à  r),  to  be  on  the 
Affûtage,  sm.  set  of  tools. 
— ,  the  dressing  of  an  old  bat. 
—,  the  grinding  of  tools. 
.— ,  the   monuting  of   a  pièce  of 

ordnance. 
Affûter,  va.  to  sbarpen;  mount. 
Afin  que,  c.  to  the  end  Ibat. 


AGN 

Afin  de,    o  order  tO. 
Agn  ou   agba,  sm.   an   aga,   a 
Turkifh  officer.  [iing- 

Agaçant,  e,  0.  enticint-     îrovo 
Agace,  s/",  magpie. 
A  gacement,  s»l.  settîn'  3n  edf  e. 
Agacer,  V.  to  *  set  oir-edge;  to 

entice;  pro^olte;  irritale. 
Agacerie,  sf.  enticement. 
Agapes,  sf.pl.  love-feasts  ;  ag»» 
Agaric,  sm.  agaric,  [P'-*^ 

Agate,  sf.  agate. 
Age,  sm.  âge,  centnry. 
Agé,  e,  n.  agcd;  old. 
Agence,  sf.  agency. 
Agencement,  5)jn  arrangement. 
Agencer,  va.  to  *  set  in  order. 

S'—,  vr.  to  rig  one's  self. 
Agenda,  s»),  meraorandumbook. 
—  Le    drûle    est    sur    mon 
agenda,  I  remember  tbat  fel- 
low.  [down. 

Agenouiller   (S'),  V.  to  kneel 
Agcnouilloir,  sm.  bassock. 
Agent,  sm.  agent,  depuly. 
—  de  change,  exchange  brokeri  " 
Agglomération,  sf.  aggloméra* 
tion.  [erate. 

Agglomérer,    va.     to    agglom- 
Agglutiner,  va.  to  agglutinate. 
Aggravation,    —   tion  ;    provo- 
cation. 
Aggraver,  va.  to  aggravate. 
Agile,  2.  a.  agile,  nimble. 
Agilement,  ad.  nimbly. 
Agilité,  sf.  agility,  nimblenesf. 
Agio,  sm.  course  of  exchange. 
Agiotage,  stock-jobbing.  [fundsi 
Agioter,  va,  to  gamble   in   tha 
Agioteur,  sm,  Etock-jobber, 
Agir,  va,  to   act;   *   do;   deal; 
*  hâve  an  influence  ;  behave  no» 
goliale;  sue.  [cious. 

Agissant,  e,  a,  Etirring  effica» 
Agitateur,  sm.  agitalor,  alar- 
Agitation,  sf.  agitation,  [mist. 
Agiter,  va.  to  agilale;  move; 
stir;  disturb;  disorder;  debale; 
toss,  discuss. 
Agnat,  sm.  descending  from  a 

collatéral  maie  line. 
Agneau,  sm,  a  lamb* 
Agueler,  va,  to  yean. 


AID 

Agnelet,  sm,  lambldn. 
Agnè»,  sf.  a  young  raw  glrl;  a 

simpleton. 
Agnus,  sm.  agDus  Beit 
Agonie,  sf.  agony,  last  gasp. 
Agonisant,  sm.  dyiog  mac. 
Agonisant,  e,  a.  dying. 
Agoniser,  vn.  to  *  be  at  the  point 

of  dealh.  [and  eye. 

Agrafe,  sf.  clasp,  et  porte,  hook 
Agrafer,  va.  to  clasp,  heok> 
Agraire,  2,  a.  agrariao. 
Agrandir,  va.  to  enlarge  ;  ralse. 

S' — ,  vr.  to  *  be  enlarged,  raised, 

promoted;  to  increase. 
Agrandissement,  sm.   enlarg- 

ing;  promotion;  inerease. 
Agréable,  2.  a.  agrceable. 
Agréaliiement,  ad.  pleasantly. 
Agréer,  v.  to  allow;  accept  of; 

please,  like  ;  approve. 
—  un  vaÊsseaii,  to  rig  a  shipt 
Agrceur,  sm.  mar.  a  rigger. 
Agrégat,  sm.  assemblage. 
AgrégntioiB,  sf.  admission. 
Agrégé,  sm.  fellow  of  a  collège. 
Agréger,  va.  to  aggregate  ;  ad- 
mit into  a  Society. 
Agrément,  sm.  agreeableness; 

consent;  approbation. 
Agréuneuts ,     —     ornaments  ; 

charms;  music  and  dancing  in 
Agrès,  rigging.  [a  play. 

Agresseur,  sm.  aggressor. 
Agression,  sf.  —  sion  ;   assault. 
Agreste,  2.  a.  agrestic,  rustic. 
Agriculture,  sf.  —  ture. 
AgrilTcr  (s'),  vr.  to  *  cling,  tO. 
Agripper,  va.  to  snatcU  ;  pilfer. 
Agronome,  sm.  agriculturist. 
Agroupcr,  va.  to  group  figures 
Aguerrir,  -vrar.      [in  paintaing. 

g' — j  vr.  to  inure  onc's  sell'  lo. 
Aguets  (être  aux),  to  *  lie  in 
Ah  !  int-  ah  1  ob  1  alas  1  [wait. 
Alian,  sm.  trouble;  effort,  hard 

labour.  [^stubborness. 

Abeurtemeut,  sm.  ohïilinacy, 
Aheurter  (s'),  Vr.  lo  '  be  obsti- 
Abi,  int.  oh  dear  1  [nate. 

Aburir,  va.  to  astonish,  hurry, 

amaze.  [ease. 

Aide,  sf.  aid,  belp;   cbapel  of 


I  AIG 

Aide,  sm.  helper  assistant. 

—  eanon»ier,s»i.(mar)quarler 
gunner. 

—  charpentier,  sm.  (mar)  car- 
penters  crew.  [mate. 

—  chirurgien,  sm.  surgeon's. 

—  de  cuisninc,  sm.  under  cook. 

—  major,  sm.  adjutant. 

—  pilote,  sm.  (ma),  pilots. 
Aider,  va.  to  heip;  aid,  assisl. 
Aides,  sf.  subsidies,  excise. 
Aïeul,  sm.  grandfatber. 
Aïeule,  sf.  grandmolher. 
Aïeux,  sm..  pi.   forefathers,  an» 

cestors. 
Aigle,  sm.  eagle;  superior  ge« 

nius,  Elandart. 
Aiglon,  sm.  eaglet. 
Aigre,  2.  a.  sour  ;  britlle  ;  shrill; 

sbarp;  acid,  tart. 
Aigre*doux,  ouce,  a.  sourisb; 

quaintly  polite. 
Aigreflu,  a.  sharper. 
Aigrelet,  e,  a.  tart,  sourisb. 
Aigrement,  ad.  severely,  shar- 

Aigremoine,  sf.  agnmony;  h- 

verwort. 
Aigret,  te,  a.  sourisb. 
Aigi-ctié,  c,  a.  tufted. 
Aigrette,  sf.  aigret;  tuft  of  fea- 

thers.  [spite. 

Aigreur,   sourness;   sharpness; 
Aigreurs,  pi.  heartburning. 
Aigrir,  va.  lo  '  make  sour;  irri- 

tale,  embitter.  [angry. 

S' — ,  vr.  to  turn  sour;  to  *  be 
Aigu,  e,  a.  sbarp,  acule;  sbrill. 
Aiguade,  fresb  waler. 
Aiguemarine,  sf.  sort  of  pro- 

cious  stone,  aqua  marina. 
Aiguière,  ewer,  jug. 
Aiguiérée,  ewer-full. 
Aiguille,    sf.    needle  ;     spire; 

band  of  a  watch,  cock. 
Aiguille  de  têtes,  sf.  a  bodkin< 

—  à  emballer,  packing  needle. 

—  à  tricoter,  knitting  needle. 

—  de  carène,  oulrigger. 
Aiguillée,  sf.  needle-liill. 
Aiguiller,  sm.  needle-maker. 
Aiguillette,  sf.  tagged  point; 

slice,  sboulder  knot. 


AJO 


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AIgnilletter,    va.    to    lie   with 

points  lash. 
Aiguillicr.  sm.  needie-case. 
iligiiillon,  goad,sting;  motive. 
Aiguillonner,  va.   to  *    sting; 

drive   wilh  a   goad;   to  incite, 

slimulate. 
Aiguiser,  to  sharpen  ;  wket. 
Aiguisement,  sm.  sharpeniDg. 
AJI,  çarlic. 

Aile,  sf,  wing;  sweep  ;  aisle. 
Aîlé,  e,  a.  winged.  [pinion. 

Aileron,  sm.  fin;  small  wing; 
Aillade,  sf.  garlic-ragout,  or 
Aillcurg,  ad.  elsewhere.   [pauce. 

D'  — ,  otherwise,  besides. 
Aiioiable,  2.  a.  amiable,  lovely; 

agreeable. 
Aiuiant,  sm.  loadstone. 
Aimanter,  va.  to  touch  with  the 

loadstone. 
Aimantiu,  e,  a.  magnetic. 
Aimer,  va.  to  love  ;  lilie  ;  be  fond 
Aine,  sf.  groin.  [of. 

Aîné,  e,  a.  eldest,  firsl-born. 
Atné,  sm.  elder,  oider,  senior. 
Aînesse,  sf.  eidership. 
Ainsi,  ad.  so;  thus;  just  so. 
—  qtie,  as;  even  as;  so  as. 
Air,  sm.  air;  vent;  wind. 
— ,  sni.  manner;  carriage  ;  waj. 
— ,  sm.  tune. 
Airain,  sm.  brass,  bronze. 
Aire,  Sf.  arca;  wind. 
— ,  barn  floor;   aerie  (nest  of  a 

bird  of  prej). 
Airée,  a.  barn-floor  fuM  of  she- 

aves  ready  to  thrash. 
Ai»,  sm.  board;  planli;  shelf. 
Aisance,  s/,   ease   in   manners, 
Aisance,  ready  money.  [comfort. 
Aisances,  sf.  pi.  privy. 
Aise.  2.  a.  glad;  joyful. 
— ,  sf.  ease;  content;  conyenien- 

cy  ;  leisure. 
Aisé,  e,  a.  s.  ea^y;  rich. 
Aisément,  aa.    easily;  commo- 
Aisselle,  sf.  armpit.       [diously. 
Aisscttc,  sf.  a.  coopers  adze. 
Aiircs,  Etres,  stn.  pi,  the  dis- 

[lOïitions  of  a  house. 
AjiMirnemont ,  smy  s.ïmmons , 

adjouroment. 


ALE 

Ajourner,  va.  to  summon,  put 
S'— ,  t)r.  to  adjourn.  [o(T. 

Ajouter,  va.  to  add,  join. 

Ajusté,  c,  a.  fittpd  ;  joined. 

Ajustement,  sm.  adjusting; 
agreement;  attire,  dress. 

Ajuster,  un.  to  adjust;  trim  ;  fit; 
use  ill;  reconcile;  '  taise  one's 
ai  m  al,  agrée.  [dress. 

S' — ,  vr.  to  suit;  trim;  agrée, 

Ajustoir,  sjji.  coinage-scale. 

Alailer,  va.  tO  Suckle. 
Alambic,  sm.  alembic  ;  a  still. 
Alambiquer  (s'),  Vr.  tO  puzzle; 

refine  loo  much  upon. 
Alan,  sm.  a  sort  of  hound. 
Alarguer,  va.  to  *  stand  off  to 

sea.  [ming. 

Alarmant,  e,  a.  dreadful  ;  alar- 
Alarme,  sf.  alarm  ;  fear. 
Alarmer,  va.  to  alarm,  fright. 

S'  — ,  vr.  to  *  be  frighted  at. 
Albâtre,  sm.  alabaster. 
Albatros,  aibatross. 
Al  berge,  sf.  early  peach,  alberge. 
Albiuos,  albinos. 
Albran,  sm.  a  voung  wild  duck. 
Album,  sm.  album  ;  memorsn- 

dum-book. 
Albumine,  albumen. 
Alcade,  alcaid  ;  sheriff. 
Alcaïque,  2.  «.  alcaic  (verse). 
Alcali,  sm.  alkali. 
Alcalin,  e,  a.  alkallne. 
Alcalisation,  sf.  alkalizaliOD. 
Alcaliscr,  va.  lo  alkalise. 
Alchimie,  sf.  alchymy. 
Alchimiste,  sm.  alchymist. 
Alcool,  sm.  alcohol,  spirits   of 
Alcoran,  alcoran.  [wine. 

Alcôve,  sf.  alcôve. 
.%lc)'on,  sm.  king-fislier,halcyon. 
Alflorinan,  alderman. 
.Aléatoire,  2.  a.  contingent. 
Alègrc,  2.  a.  brisk;  cheerful, 
.llvgi-emcnt,  ad.  briskiy. 
Alégresse,  sf.  joy  ;  alacrity. 
A  rencontre,  ad.  against;  by. 
.ticnc,  sf.  an  awl. 
Alentour,  ad.  roundabont. 
Alentours,  sm.   pi.    neigbbour 

ing  places;  intimitate  frieadSi 

inmates. 


ALL 


il 


Alerte,  2.  a.  alerl  ;  brisk  ;  pert. 
— ,  sf.  a  -warning  of  beiog  upon 

one's  guard. 
—  ,  ad.  be  upon  jour  guard. 
Aleii  (franc),  sm.  freehold. 
Alexandrin,  e,  <Z-  alexandiine. 
Alezan,  s.  a.  sor"el  horso 
— ,  e,  a.  sorrel  oolour. 
Alizé,  under  fhut. 
Algarade,  sf.  insuit;  prank. 
Algèbre,  sf.  algebra. 
Algébrique,  algebraical. 
Algébriser,  V.  to  *   speak,  Or 

*  Write  upon  algebra. 
Algébriste,  sm.  algebraist. 
Aigiiazil,    —    zll,   constable   in 
Algue,  sf.  sea-weed.        [Spain. 
Alibi,  sm.  alibi,  absence. 
Aliboron,  5m.  ass  ;  donkey. 
Alidade,  sf.  a  cross-slafî. 
Aliénable,  2,  a.  aliénable. 
Aliénation,  sf.  —  lion,  insanity. 
Aliéné,  e,  a.  insane. 
Aliéner,  va.  to  alienate. 
Alignement,  S7n.  Une  ;  row. 
Aligner,  va.  to  lay  Dut  by  line, 

to  trim,  square. 
Aliment,  sm.  aliment;  food. 
Aliments,  pi.  alimony. 
Alimentaire,  2,  a,  —  tary. 
Alimenter, t'a.  to  maintaîn;  feed. 
Alïmenteux,  se,  a.  nutritive. 
Alinéa,  sm.  alinéa,  paragrapb. 
Aliquante,  sf.  aliquant  part. 
Aliquute,  aliquot  part. 
Aliter  (s*),  ur.  to'keepone'sbed. 
Alité,  e,  a.  bed-ridden. 
Alize,  sf.  beam-berry;  lotos. 
Alizés  (vents),  a.  trade-winds, 
Alizier,  sm.  beam-lree. 
Alkermès ,    sm.    alkermes    (a 

compound  drug). 
Allaitement,  S7n.  suckling. 
Allaiter,  va.  to  suckle. 
Allécliement,  sm.  allurement; 

enticement. 
Allcclier,  va.  to  allure;  entice. 
Allée,  sf.  entry;  walk,  alley. 
Allégation,  quolalion. 
Allégé,  a.  tender;  lighler. 
Allégeance,  allegiance. 
Allégement,  sm.  a'ieviation. 
Alléger.  i<:i,  to  ease  ;  lighten. 


ALO 

Allégorie,  sf.  allégory;  fiction. 
Allégorique,  2.  a.  —  rical. 
Allégoriqiiement,  f((2.— rically. 
Ailégoriser,  va.  to  allegorîre. 
A!l<'-grosse,  mirth,  sprightliness. 
Ailégoristc,  sm.  allegorist. 
Allégro,  liTely,  briskly,  gay. 
Alléguer,  va.  to  allège,  qnote. 
Alléluia,  ,9m.  praise  the  Lord. 
Allemand,  the  German  tongua. 
Allemande,  sf.  allemande. 
Aller,  va.  to  '  go;  wafk;  to  fit, 

—  à  cheval,  to  ride,      [become. 

—  à  pied,  to  go  on  foot.  [aloy. 
Alliage,  sm.  mixture  of  metals. 
Alliance,    sf.  —  ce;    coTenant; 

bargain. 
Allié,  e,  s.  relation  ;  ally. 
Allier,  va.  to  ally;  mîx. 

S'—,  vr.  to  match;  blend. 
Allier,  sm.  a.  bird-net. 
Alligator,  —  tOT. 

Allobroge,  sm.  a.  clownboor. 
Allocation,  sf.  allowance  in  an 
Allocution,  —  lion.      [accouut. 
Alloilial,  e,  a.  —  dial  ;  free. 
Allodialité,  sf.  freehold. 
Allonge,  eking  pièce. 
Allongement,  sm.  lengthenîng. 
Allonger,    v.    to     lengthen;    to 

stretch;  prolong,  expand. 

S' — ,  vr,  to  '  exlend" 
Allouable,  2.  a.  allowable. 
Allouer,  va.  to  a'iow;  admit. 
Allumer,  va.  to  Mglh  ;  kindle. 

S' — ,  vr.  to  be  kinifed. 
Allumette,  sf.  a.  match. 
Allumeur,  sm.  a.  lamplighter. 
Allure,  sf.   gail;   pace  ;  way  of 

dealing  ;  manner. 
Allure,  sf.  trim  of  a  ship. 
Allusion,  —  sien;  hint. 
Alluvion,  —  \îon. 
Almanach,  sm,  almanack. 
Aluiandine,  sf.  sort  of  ruby. 
Aloës,  sm.  aloes. 
AIoélique,  2.  a.  aloelic,  bifter. 
AIoî,  sm.  alloy;  ualue  ;  qualily. 
Alors,  ad.  at  that  lime,  Ihen. 
Alose,  sf.  a.  shad  Csh. 
Alouette,  a  lark.  [heary. 

Alourdir,  va.  to  slupify,  maks 
Aloyau  de  bœuf,  sirloiOi 


AMA 

Alphalict)  sm.  alphabet. 
Alphabétique,  2.  a.  —  betical. 
AlpfaalycUqiicmeiit,  ad.  caily. 

Alpislc,  S7n.  canary-gras?. 

Altpralilc,  2.  a.  chaiigenble. 

.4l(érant,  c,  a.  Ihirst-excitingi 

Altératif,  ve,  a.  alterative. 

Altération,  sf.  —  tion  ;  adulté- 
ration ;   excessive    thirst  ;    per- 

AKercation,  conlest.     [verling. 

Altéré,  e,  a.  thirsty;  adultcra- 
led;  altered.  —  tu  tigre  al- 
téré de  sang,  a  bloodthirsty 
man,  changed. 

«Itérer,  va.  disorder;  aller; 
adulterate:  to  make  thirsty;  to 
falsiry. 

Alternatif,  Te,  a,  allernafe. 

Alternative,  sf.  —  ive ;  choîce. 

Alternativement,  ad.  nafely. 

Alterne,  2.  a.  alternate. 

Alterner,  va.  to  allernate. 

Altesse,  sf.  highnes?.       [proud. 

Altier,     ère,     haiigbty,    lofty; 

Altièrement,  ad.  haughlily. 

Altimétrie,  sf.  allimefry. 

Alto,  alto. 

Alude,  sf.  dressed  sheep^tins. 

Aludel,sm.  ch.  subliming  vessel. 

Alumine,  alumen. 

Alumineux,  se,  a,  aluminous. 

Alun,  sm.  alum. 

Aluner,  va,  to  steep  in  alumwa- 

Alunière,  sf.  alummine.      [1er. 

Alvéole,  sm.  cell  ;  loolh-socket. 

Amaliilitc,  sf.  —  lity,  amiable- 
Amadou,  sm.  tinder.  [ness. 

Amndoueuient,  fondling. 

Amadouer,  va.  to  fondle,  coax. 

Amadoiieur,  sm.  coaxer,  whee- 

Amaigri,  c,  a.  emaciated.  [dler. 

Amaigrir,  va.  to  *  make  lean, 

— ,  !))!.  lo  *grow  lean,*  fall  away. 

AmaDgrisscuicut,  sm.  eraacia- 
tion. 

Amaigamntion,  sf.  —  tion. 

Amitlgaiiic,  sm.  —  garaa. 

Amalgamer,  va.  to  amalgama- 
te,  unité. 

Amande,  sf.  almond;  kernel; 
aho  3  pièce  of  cryslal  eut  in  the 
form  of  an  almond. 

Amande,  sm.  alniondmilk. 


12 


AMB 


Amandier,  sm.  almond  tresi 
Amant,  lover;  suitor. 
Amante,  sf.  swcelheart. 
Amarante,  amaranthus. 
Amnriner,    va.    to   *  send   saU 

sors,  etc.,  to  replace   those  oft 

taken  ship. 
Amarque,  sf.  sea-mark,  buoy. 
Amarrage,  sm.  enchorage. 
Amarre,  sf.  a.  rope,  a  fast. 
Amarrer,  va.  *  to  tie,  moor. 
Amarres,  sf.  ]>l,  cbceks,  of  sida 

posts  of  a  wind-beam  or  crâne. 
Amas,  sm.  heap;  pile;  mass. 
Amassemeiit,   heapingup. 
Amasser,  va.  to  heapup  ;  •    laj 

up;  galber,  collect. 

S\Amasser,  vr.  to  gather. 
Amassette,  sf.  plainter's  knife. 
Amatcloter,  va.  to  man  a  ship. 
Amateur,  sm.  lover,  admirer, 
Amatir,  va,  to  unpolish  motals. 
Amazone,  sf.   amazon  ;   a    bold 

woman,  lady's  riding  dress. 
Ambages,  sf.  pi.  preamble,  cir- 

cumlocution  ;  ambage. 
Ambassade,  sf.  emba=sy. 
Ambassadeur, «m.  ambassador. 
Ambassadrice,     sf.     ambassa- 
Ambesas,  sm.  ambsace.    [dress 
Ambiant,    e,   a.  ambiant,   sur- 

roimding. 
Ambidextre,  2.  a.  —  dexter. 
Atnbê^ti,  ê,  a.  arabiguous. 
— ,  sm.  medley,  ambigu. 
Ambiguïté,  sf.  ambiguity. 
Ambigument,  ad.  —  guously. 
Ambitieusement,  —  tîously. 
Ambitieux,  se,  «.  ambitious. 
Ambition,  sf.  ambition. 
Ambitionner,  va.  to  affect  ;  co 
Amble,  sm.  amble.  [vet. 

Ambler,  va.  to  amble. 
Aiiiblciir,  sm.  pacer,  ambler. 
Ambiygonc,  obtuse  angled,  am- 

brelte,  ambret,  muskseed.mnsli 
Ambre,  amber.  [pear. 

Ambre-gris,  ambergris. 
Ambrer,    va.    to   perfume   wilb 

ambergris. 
.%mbroisie,  sf.  ambrosia  ;  deli' 

cious   eating   or   drinkiog;  o,%li 

of  Jérusalem. 


AMI 

Ambroisieu,  ue,  a.  ambrosian. 

Ambulant,  e,  a.  ambulatory. 

Ambulutoire^    2.    a.   —    latory 

Ame,  sf.  soul  ;  spirit.     [strolliug. 

— ,  middie  part  of  a  fagot. 

Aîné,  e,  a.  well-beloved. 

AiiiéSîorotiou,5/".  irnprovement. 

Améliorei-,  va.  lo  iraproTe. 

Amen,  amen;  so  be  it. 

Aménage,  carriage,  porterage. 

Amonile,  sf.  a  fine,  penalty. 

Amendement,  sm.  bettering. 

Amender,  va.  to  fine;  mend ; 
•  fall  in  price,  reform. 

Amener,  vn.  to  *  bring  ;  *  cause, 
incise,  draw,  throw. 

Amener,  va.  lo  bring  to. 

Aménité,  sf.  pleasantness.  — 
Aménité  de  caractère,  swee- 
tness  of  temper.  —  Aménité 
de  stj-le,  flowery  style. 

Aanenuiser,  va.  to  reduce. 

Amer,  e,  a.  bitter.  [beasls. 

—  ,   sm.   billernesp;   the   gall   of 

Amèrement,  ad.  bitlerly,  sadly. 

Amertume,  s/,   bitterness,  bat- 

Amétb)|»'sle,  sf.  ameihyst.     [red. 

Ameublement,  S7n.  furniture. 

Ameublir,  l'n.toloosen  ;mellow. 

AmeuloiBer,  va.  fo  stacli. 

Ameutemeut,  sm.  mob;  cou- 
pling  hoiinds,  [toslirup. 

Ameuter,  t;a.  to  couple  bounds; 
S' — ,vr.  to  conspire;  to  assem- 
ble riofoiisly. 

Amligouri,  amgibigourî,  sm. 
a  burlesque  discourse. 

Ami,  friend  ;  lover. 

Ami,  e,  2.  friendly,  courteous. 

Amiable,  2.  a.  friendly,  amica- 
ble,  privale. 

A  Tamiablc,  in  a  friendly  way. 

Amiablemeut,  ad.  araicably. 

Amiante,  araianihus,  [ble. 

Amical,  e,  a.  courteous,  amica- 

Amicablemcut,  ad  in  a  friendly 
way.  [der-cloth. 

Amïct,  sm.  amice;  priest's  shou- 

Amidon,  sm.  slarch.  [ter. 

Amidonner,  va.  to  starrh  ;  pow 

Amidonuier,  sm.  starchmalier. 

Amie,  sf.  friend  ;  mistress. 

Amincir,  to  *  mako  itiin. 


13 


AMO 


Amineur,  sm.  sait  mêler. 

Amiral,  admirai. 

Amirale,  sf.  adunral's  shîp;  ad» 
miral's  wifo,         [nish  admirai. 

Amirauté,  sm,   amirant;    Spa- 

Amirauté,  sm.  admirally.  [lost. 

Aniixsible,  2.  a.  which  can    be 

Amitié,  s/',  friendship ;  love:   fa- 
veur; symp.'illiy. 
mitié's,  compliments,  regards. 

Amman,  sm.  a  title  of  honouf- 
in  Sniizerland, 

Ammon.   corne   d^ammou,   s. 
a  kind  of  spiral  shell. 

Ammoniac,  .sm.  ammoniac. 

Amnistie,  sf.  amnesly,  pardon. 

Aiuo<liatcur,  sm.  a  lessee, 

AmodiatioiB,  sf.  lease  ;  lettîng 
of  a  land, 

.amodier,  va.  to  let  land. 

Amoindrir,  i}(i.  to  lessen  ;  abale. 

Amoindrissement,     sm,     de- 


dc,  c.  under;  except. 
A  moins  que,  unioss. 
Amollir,  va.  to  softon  ;  mollify. 

S' — ,  vr.  to  *  grow  efferainate; 

grow  soft  ;  •  be  moved. 
Amollissement,  sm.  softening  ; 

fffominacy.  [pii'^- 

Amonceler,  va.  to  heap  up,  to 
.«mont,  ad.  up  Ihe  river. 
Amorce,  sf.  bait;  prime,  decoy; 
Amorcer,  va.  to   bait  ;  allure  ; 

prime. 
Amorçoir,  sm.  an  auger. 
Amortir,  va.  quench  ;  redeem  ; 

allay;  '  dcadon  ;  wcaken,   fado. 

S' — ,  vr.  to  grow  weak  ;  abale, 

to  decrease.  [ablo. 

Amortissable,    2,    a.    redeem- 
Annortis9cment,sm.mortmain  ; 

finishing;  uppermost  part  of  a 

building. 

caisse  d'  — ,  sinking-fund. 
AnioTibilité,  sf.  removing;  rao- 

ving  away. 
Amovible,  2.  a.  removable. 
Amour,  sm.  love  ;  passion 
Amouracher  (S'),  vr.  to  *  bft 

smillen,  in  love. 
Amourette,  sf.  intrigue,  datatj 

bits  of  multon  and  veal. 


AMU 


14 


Amotiretisonient)  ad.  amorous- 

Ij,  lovinglj.  [amorous. 

Amoureux,  se,  a.  in  love  witb, 

Amoureux,  sm.  a  lover,  wooer. 

Amour>propre,  self-Iove* 

Amours,  stt'pl.  sports  ;  smiles  ; 
grâces. 

Amours,  sf.  pi.  a.  mistress. 

Amphibie,  2.  a.  —  bipus.  —  Cet 
liomme  est  un  ainpbibie, 
Ihat  man  is  always  of  every  bo- 
dy's  opinion. 

Amplliliologie,  sf.  —  logy. 

Amphi!fo1ogique,  2.  a. — gical. 

Ampliiliologiquemeut,  ad. 
amphibologically. 

Ampbi«^cieii9,  sm.  —  iababî- 
tants  of  Ihe  torrid  zone,  amphi- 
scii.  [gallory, 

Amphithéutre,  —  théâtre  ;  first 

Amphore,  sf.  amphora,  pilcher. 

Ample,  2.  a.  large;  wide  j  spa- 
cious. 

Amplement,  ad.  fully,  amply. 

Ampleur,  sf,  amplitude;  ful- 
ness.  [exlending. 

Ampliaiif,   »c,  a.   amplialing, 

Ampliatiou,  sf.  duplicale. 

Amplier,t;a.  to  dclay,  to  give 
more  libcrty.  [amplifàer. 

AmpliGcateur,  sm.   romancer; 

AmpliGcation,  sf.  —  lion. 

Amplifier,  va.  lo  amplify;  lo 
e.xaggerale. 

Amplitude,  sf.  —  de,  extent. 

Ampoule,  bubbie;  blister;  am- 
pulla.  [basiic. 

Ampoulé,  e,  a.  high-ûown,  bom* 

Ampoulette,  s^hour  glass,  of  a 

Amputation,  sf.  —  tion.  [ship. 

Amputer,  va.  to  *  cut  olT  am- 
putale. 

Amulette,  sf.  amulet  ;  charm. 

Amurer,  va.  to  baul  a  tack. 

Amure»,  sf.pl.  lacis  of  boom- 

sails  and  stay  sails. 
Amusant,  e,  a.  amusing. 

Amusement,  sm.  —  ment;  dc- 
lay; toy. 

Amuseur,  sm.  amuser,  Irifler. 

Amuser,  va.  to  amuse,  divert. 

Amuseite,  af.  triûing,  amuse- 
ment. 


ANC 

Amusoire,  sf.  arausing,  trlte. 
.Amygdales,  tonsU. 
An,  sm.  year. 
Anabaplisme,  —  tîsm. 
.anabaptiste,  —  list. 
Aiiacborète,  anachoret. 
Anachronisme,  —  nism. 
Anaoréoutique,  2.  a.  —  tic. 
Anagogie,  sf.  my^tery,  anagogy. 
Analogique,  2.  a.  mystical. 
.Anagrammatiser,  vn.  to  trans- 
pose leders,  anagraramatize. 
Anagrammatïste ,     sm,    ana* 

grammatist. 
Anagramme,  sf.  anagram. 
.Analectes,    sm.    pi.    analects; 

•chosen  fragments  of  an  aulhor. 
Analême,  sm.  analemma. 
Analeptique,  2.   a.  aoaleptic; 

comforting. 
.Analogie,  sf.  analogy. 
-Analogique,  2.  a,  —  gîcal. 
.Analogiquement,  ad.  —  cally. 
Analogisme,  sm.  —  gism. 
.Analogue,  2.  a.  analogous. 
Analyse,  sf,  analysis,  parsing. 
Analyser,  va,  to  analyse. 
Analyste,  sm.  analyst. 
Analytique,  2.  a.  —  tical. 
Analytiqueuieut,  ad.  —  cally. 
Ananas, 5m.  ananas;  pine  apple. 
Anarchie,  sf.  anarchy. 
Anarchique,  2.  a.  anarcbical. 
Anatbéniatiser,  va,  to  anathe- 

matize. 
Auathème,  sm.  —  ma  :  person 

excommunicated,  anathema. 
Anatomie,  sf,  —  my. 
Anatomique,  a. —  cal.      [cally. 
Anatomiquemeut,   ad.  —    ml- 
Auatomiser,  va,  to  —  mise. 
Anatomiste,  sm,  —  mist. 
Ancêtres,  sm.,  pi,  anceslors. 
Ancette,  sf,  mar.  bow-line. 
Anche,  sf.  bautboy-reed. 
Ancher,  lo  put  a  reed  tO. 
Anchois,  sm.  anchovy. 
Ancien,  ne,  a.  old;  late  ;  ances< 

tor,  ancient. 
Ancien,  sm.  elder;  senior. 
Anciennement,  ad.  anciently. 
Ancienneté,     sf,    aociontness; 

«esiority. 


ANG 

Anciles,  sm.  pi.  sacred  b^iteldl. 
Ancolie,  sf.  columbine  flower. 
Ancrage,  f>m.  anchorage. 
Ancre,  f{f.  anci  or,  iron  brace. 
Ancre    à   enipeiiuelcr,   kedge 
anclior.  [chor. 

—  d'aCTourcbe,  small  bower  an- 
^  de  liossoii>  bowcr  anchor. 

—  de  Hot,  flcod  anclior. 

—  de  jusan,  ebb  anchor. 

—  du  large,  sea  anchoor.  [chor. 

—  de    miséricorde,   shect  an- 

—  de  rechange,  spare  anchor. 

—  de  (erre,  shore  anchor. 

—  de  touce,  stieam  anchor. 
Ancrer,  vn.  to  anchor. 

S'—,  vr.  to  get  a  footing. 
Ancrure,  sf,  a  little  plait  or  fold 

in  clolh.  [deralely. 

Andante,  sm-  andante.  ad.  mo- 
Andonille,    sf.    hog's    pudding, 

chillerling. 

—  de  iahac,  roi!  of  tobacco* 
Andauiller8,£?n.  deer's  antlers. 
Adouilletlc,  sf'  rorced  méat. 
Androgjnc,  sm.  —  gynus. 
Audroïde,  sm.  autom.ilon. 
Ane, sm.ass.donkey;  idiot,  [stroy. 
Anéantir,  va.  to  annihilale;  de- 

S' — ,  to  humble  one's  self,  to  * 

come  to  *  nothing.  [tion. 

Anéautissemeut,  sm.  annihila- 
Anecdote,  sf.  anecdote. 
Anée,  sf.  the  ioad  of  an  ass. 
Anéuiograpliie,    —    phy  ;    the 

science  of  the  winds. 
Anémomètre,  sm.  —  meter. 
Anéuiométric,  sf.  —  try. 
Anémone,   sf.  anemony,   wind- 

flower. 
Anerie,  sf.  gross  ignorance. 
Ancsse,  a.  she-ass. 
Anet,  sm.  anise,  dill. 
Anét-risme,  sm.  aneurism. 
AnTraclueux,  euse,  a.  uneven, 

winding,  anfractuous. 
Augar,  sm.  shed.  [fish. 

Ange,  angel;   chain-fhot  ;  angel- 
Angélique.  2.  a.  angciical. 
Angélique,  sf.  angelica. 
Augéliquemeut,  ad.  —  cally. 
Angelot,  sm.  a  sort  of  Norman 
Angélus,  ïngelus,  [cbeese> 


15 


ANN 


Angine,  angina,  sore  Ihroat. 

Anglais,  Englishman. 

Anglais,  e,  a.  Englifh. 

Angle,  angle.  [Enpland, 

Anglican,    e,    a.    anglican  ;    ot 

Anglicisme,  sm.  anglicism. 

Angoisse,  sf.  auguish,  pang. 

Angon,  sm.  javelin  of  the  Gaul?. 

Angiiiciinre,  sf.  huntsman'bclt. 

Anguillade,  lasb,  stripe. 

Anguille,  eel.  [holes. 

Anguillers,sm.p?.  mar.  limbcr- 

Anguillièrc,  an  eel-pond. 
Angulaire,  2.  a.  angular. 
Anguleux,    se,    a.    angulous  ; 
hooked.  [mur,  lub. 

Anicroche,  sf.  hînderance,  de- 
Anier,  sm.  ass-driTOr. 
Anîl,  anil;  indigo-plant. 
AnimadTcrsiou,    5^.    '-    sion^ 

reproot. 
Animal,  sm.  animal  ;  brnte* 
—,  e,  a.  animal  ;  sensual;  dunce; 

blockhead. 
Animalcule,  sm. —  cule. 
Animalité,  sf.  —  lily. 
Animation,  —  tion. 
Animé,  e,  a.  animated;  brifk. 
Animer,  va.  animate  ;  enlivcn. 

S' — ,t)r.to'be  angiyjtocheer  up. 
Animositc,  sf.  aaimosity  spite, 

ill  feeling. 
Anis,  sm.  anise;  aniseed;  suga- 
red  aniseed.  [joints  anchylasis. 
Ankilose,  sf.  a  swelling  of  the 
Annal,  e,  a.  annual. 
Annales,  sf.pl.  annals. 
Annaliste,  sm.  annalist. 
Anuate,  sf.  anuats. 
Anneau,  sm.    ring,  bow  ;  curi  ; 
Année,  sf.  year.  [link. 

—  bissextile,  leap-year. 
Anncler,  va.  to  curl  ;  10  *  ring. 
Annelet,  sm.  little  ring  ;  annu- 
Annclure,  sf.  curling.  [let. 

Annexe,  annex  ;  chapel  of  ease. 
Annexer,  va.  to  annex  ;  unile. 
Annexion,  sf.  aanexment. 

Annihilation,  —  tion. 

Annihiler,  va.  to  annihilate. 
Anniversaire,  a.  s.  —  sary. 
Annonce,  s/".,ad-ïÇlti55Çjnenl  pu- 

bik  notice. 


ANT 

Annoncer,  ua.  to  *  10  foretell; 

*  give  ont,  proclaim. 
AnnoiicIniSC',  sf.  annunciada. 
AniKiBicialciii',  5^77.  proclaimer- 
Annouciatiou,  annunciation. 
Annotateur,  annolator. 
Annotation,  sf.  —  tion,  inven- 

"venfory,      [torv,  to  note  down. 
Annoter,  t'O.  to  *  toke  an  inven- 
Anuuaire,  almauack,  annuary. 
Annuel,  le,  a.  aonual,  yearly. 
Annuellement,  ad.  annually. 
AunuitcS    sf.   annuity,  set  pay- 

ment  Tor  life.  [finger. 

Annulaire,  2.  a.  (iloigt)  ring- 
Aunulation,  sf.  annulling. 
Annuler,  va.  to  annul  ;  repeal; 

revoke.  [lilale. 

Anoblir,  va.  to   ennoble,   nobi- 
Anohlissenient,  S77t.  ennobling. 
Anoïliu,  e,  a.  anodyne. 
Anomal,  e,  a.  anomalous. 
Anomalie,  sf.  irregularity. 
Anon,  sni.  ass-coU. 
Anonner,   vn.    to    hesitate  ;  to 

*  read  clownishly,  foal. 
Anonj'uie,  2.  a.  —  mous. 
— ,  S7)7.  —  mous  aulhor. 
Anse,  sf.  bandle;  ear;  creek. 
Ansénfiiques,   2<  villes  hanse- 

towns. 
Autugoniste,  antagonist. 
Antan,  svi.  tUe  last  year, 
Aiitauaclase,  antaiiaclasis, 
AiBiarctique,  H,  a.  antarctic. 
Autécéilemuicut,  ad.  —  dentij. 
Antécéflent,  e,  a.  foregoing. 
Antécédent,  sm.  antecedenti 
Antécesseur,  predecessor. 
Antéchrist,  antichrist. 
Aotéciens,  S7Î!.  ;>/.  aniœci. 
Antédiluvien,  antediluvian. 
Antenne,  sf.  sail  yard. 
Antennes,  pi.   horns  of  batter- 

flies,  antenna,  etc. 
Antépénultième,  a,  S.  —  tima; 

the  last  but  two. 
Antérieur,  e,  a.  foremost. 
Antérieurement,  ad.  before. 
Antériorité,  sf.  priorily, 
Antes,  s»Jt,p/,  pillars. 
Anthologie,  —  logy. 
%nthrax,  antiiriix,  carbuncle 


16 


ANT 


Anthropologie,  —  logy» 

Anthropopathic,  —  palljy. 

Antlii'opuplia^es,  sm.liL  men- 
eaters,  cannibal. 

Anthropophagie,  sf,  —  l'i^gj» 

Anliehamhre,  —  charaber. 

Antichrèsc,  antichresis,  mort- 
gage,  [tian. 

Anticliréticn,  ne,  a.  —  chri  - 

Antichristianisme,  S777. — iiisni« 

Anticipation,  sf.  —  tion. 

Anticiper,  va.  to  anticipate,  fo- 
restall.  [vadf. 

Anticiper     sur,    to     usurp,    in 

Anliiiiite,  sf.  anledate. 

Antidater,  va.  to.  antcdate, 

Antidote,  s7n.  antidote, 

Aiatidoter,  vu.  to  antidote. 

Antienne,  sf.  anthem. 

Antirébrile,2.a.  reraedy  against 
fever,  antilebrile. 

Antilogie,  antilogy. 

Antilope,  antelope. 

Antimoine,  S)?î.  antiroony.  [ca!. 

Autiuionarehiquo,  2.  a.  —  cUi- 

Antinionial,  e,  a.  niai. 

Antinomie ,  sf.  coniradiclion 
bctween  two  laws,  antimony. 

.Intinomien,  ne,  S.  —  mian. 

Antipape,  s;77.  antipope, 

Autiparalj tique,  2.  «.  S.  — tic. 

Antipathie,  sf.  —  pathy. 

Antipathique,  2.  a.  averse,  an- 
tipathie. 

Antipéristase,  sf.  —  tasis. 

Antipcslilentiel,  le,  a.  —  tial. 

Antiphonie,  sf.  antiphony. 

Antiphonaire,  Antipbonier, 
antiiihoner,  book  of  anthems. 

Antiphrase,  sf.  —  phrase. 

Antipodul,  e,  a.  —  dal. 

Antipode,  contrary  contradic- 
lion,  antihode. 

Antipodes,  87)7.  pU  —  yodes. 

Autiptose,  sf.  antiptosis. 

Antiquaille,  sf.  antiquity. 

Antiquailles,  pi.  old  rubbish, 

Antiquaire,  S)7i.  —  quary. 

Autiquuriat,  the  knowledge  a'. 
antiques  and  anliquities. 

Antique,  a.  S.  antique  ;  ancienU 

Antiquité,  sf.  antiquity. 

.liitiscieus,  sm.  pi,  Autiscii. 


API 

AatiscorbiKique,  2.  a.  —  tical. 
Antispasiuodique)  2.  a.  antis- 

pasmodic. 
Aiitistropbe,  sf.  —  phe. 
Aiilillièse,  sf.  —  thesis. 
Aniiij'pe,  sm.  antitype;  ^Sire. 
"  Aiitioéuérien,  a.  sm.  —  nereal. 
AulivéroISqne,    2.    a.   gOOd    a- 

gainsl  ihe  small-pox. 

Anti-c,  sm.  den  ;  cave  ;  cavern. 

Aniiiter  (»'),  vr.  to  be  *  benigh- 
ted. 

Anus,  sm.  anus,  tundament. 

Anxiété,  sf.  anxiety,  anguish. 

Aoriste,  sm.  aorist. 

Août,  sm.  August  ;  harvest. 

Aoûté,  e,  a.  ripened  Ly  the  sun. 

Aoûterou,  sm.  barvest-man, 
reaper. 

Apaiser,  va,  to  appease  ;  quiet, 
quench,  calm,  cool. 

Apaiser  («'),  Vf.  to  be  appeased. 

Apanage,  appauage  ;  appendix. 

Apanagcr,  va.  to  settle  ou,  give 
an  appanage. 

Apauagiste,  sm.  a.  prince  who 
enjoys  an  appanage. 

Apanttaropie,  sf.  apautbropia, 
!.  e.  misanlhropy. 

Aparté,  sm.  aside. 

Apathie,  sf.  apathy.  jsible. 

Apathique,  2.  a.  ap.iihic,  insen- 

Apcrcevable,  2.  o.'perceiYablo. 

Apercevoir,  va.  to  perçoive,  no- 
tice, discvoer. 

Aperçu,  sm.  note,  observation. 

Apéritif,ire,a.aperitive,  opening, 
sljetch. 

Apétale,  2.  a.  apetalous. 

Apétissement,  sm.  a  diminu- 
tion, lessening.  .  [«en. 

tpétisser,  va.  to  diminish,  les- 

A-peii-près,  ad.  nearly,  aimost. 

Aphélie,  sm.  aphriion. 

Aphérèse,  apherisis. 

Aphonie,  aphony. 

Aphorisme,  sm.  aphorlsm. 

Aphoristiqne,  2.  a.  aphoristic. 

Aphronitre,  stn.  sallpetre. 

Api,  délicate  sort  of  apple. 

A  pic,arf.pcrpendicularly.  [jard. 

Apiquer   (mar),    lo    Icp    a"  sail 

A|iito}'er,  va.  lo  move.  affect» 


17 


ÀPP 


Aplauer,  in.  to  nap  clolh. 
Aplancur,     iW.    he    who    LBpi 

clolh. 
Aplanir,  va.  (0  levai  ;  smooth. 
Aplunisscment,  sm.  levelling 
Aplanisspur,  se,  S.  a  poliflioi 
Aplatir,  va.  to  Satten. 
AVWtisseuient,  sm.  flattening 
Apiets.  sm.  pi.  herring-nets. 
Aplomb,  ad.  perpendicularly,  as 

surarce. 
Apocalypse,  sf.  apocalypse. 
Apocalyptique,  2.  a.  —  tic. 
Apocope,  s/,  a  final  elision,apa 

cope. 
Apocryphe,  2.  a.  npocryplial. 
Apocryphes,  sm.pl.  apocrypha 
Apodictique,  2.  a.  —  ctical. 
Apogée,  sm.  apoga^um;  heif.bt. 
Apographe, —  pbum;copy. 
Apologétique,  2.  a.  sm.— iical. 
Apologie,  sf.  apology. 
Apologiste,  sm.  apologist. 
Apologue,  apologue,  fable. 
Aponévrose,  sf.  aponeurosis. 
Apophthegme,  —  thegm. 
Apoplectique,  2.  il.  apoplectic. 
Apoplexie,  sf.  apopiexy. 
Apostasie,  apostasy,  défection. 
Apostasier,  vn.  to  aposlalize. 
Apostat,  sm.  apostate. 
Aposter,  va.  to  suborn  ;  apport. 
Aposthcme,  «m.  swelling  ;  i"- 

postliume. 
Apostiiume,  s/',  aposthume;  ini- 

posthume,  abscess. 
Apostille,  sf.  postscript,  marpi 

nal  note,  aposlil. 
Apostiller,  va.  to  *  Write   mai 

ginal  notes. 
Apostolat,  sm.  apostleship 
Apostolique,  2.  a.  nposlolic. 
A  r.tpostolique,  ad,  bolily. 
Aposloliquement,  ad. — lio:illy 
Apostrophe,  sf.  apostrophe. 
Apostropher,  Va.  to  *  speali  IQ 

*  cul  olf  a  vowel. 
Apothéose,  sf.  apotheosis. 
Apothéoscr,  va.  deify  a  rnan. 
Apothicaire,  sm.  apothecarj. 
Apfitre,  sm.  an  apostle. 
Apozème,  sm.  apozem. 
Apparaître,  to  rppear. 

2 


APP 

SP  —  9  vr.  to  *  shew  ooe's  self. 
Apparat,  sm.  préparation;  pa- 

rfiiie,  pomp. 
Apparaux,  sm.  pi.  ail  appurte- 

nances  of  a  ship. 
Appareil,  sm.  préparation;  ban- 
dage; équipage  heighl  or  thic- 

kness  of  a  stone  in  ihe  quarry. 

ppareiller,   va.    to    maich;  * 

gel  ready.        [stones  to  be  eut. 

ppareilleur,  sm.  a  marker  of 

pparcniment,  ad.  —  reutly  ; 

likely. 
Apparence,     sf.     appearance; 

sign,  likelihoad.  [manifest. 

Apparence,  a. — rent;  erainenl, 
Apparenté,  e',  a.  related. 
Apparenter  (S'),  vr.  tO  marry 

iolo.  [lazy. 

Apparesscr  (  S'),  vr.  to  *  grow 
Apparier,  to  pair,  match. 

S' —  ,  to  couple. 
Appariteur,  sîn. —  tor  ;  beadie. 
.apparition,  sf.  —  tion  ;  \ision. 
Apparoir,  vn.  (0  appear. 
.^ppartenicul,  sm.  apartment; 

drawing  room,  lodging. 
Appartenance,      sf.     apparte- 

n-mce,  appendant. 
-appartenant,  e,  a.  belonging. 
Appartenir,  vn.  to  belong  to  ; 

le  '  become.  [grâces. 

.t5>|ias,  sm.  charnis,  atlractivee, 
.ïppât,  bail;  allurement. 
Appâter,  to  allure,  to  *  feed,  to 

LCcoy,  infant?»  birdp,  etc. 
Appauvrir,  to  impoverish. 

S' —  ,  vr.  to  *  grow  poor. 
Appauvrissement,  sm.   impo- 

^crishment;  decay,  exbau^tion. 

ppeau,  bird-call;   quail   pipe; 

dpcoy-bird. 

ppel,  appeal  ;  call  ;  challenge. 

pjislant,  e,  a.  S,  appealing; 

rftooy-bird. 
.appeler,  va.  to  call;  appeal. 

-^'—  ,  vr.  to  *  be  called. 
.'-ppeilatir,  ve,  a.  appellalive. 
Appelialion,    sf.    appeal,    na- 

ming. 
Appcnrtice,  sm.  appendix,  ad- 

(ifnda,  [up. 

A£>trcndre,  va,  to  append,  bang 


18 


APP 


Appentis,  sm.a  sbed,penChou<». 
Appesantir,  va.  to  *  make  boavj 

or  duU,  oppress. 

S'—  ,  vr.  to  *  be  made  heavy; 

to  *  grow  dull. 
.Appesantissemeut,  sm.  hea>i< 

ness,  become  inert. 
Appétence,  sf.  appetencj. 
Appeter,  vn.  to  covet,  to  crave 
Ap^ctiijiiité,$/^. — lity,  désire. 
Appétible,  2.  a.  désirable. 
Appétissant,  e,  a.  relishing. 
Appétit,  S7n.  appetite;  désire. 
Appétitir,  ve,  a.  —  tive. 
Appétition,  sf.  —  tion,  désire. 
Applaudir,  va.  to  appland. 
Applaudissement,      sm,      Hf 

plause,  cheer. 
Applaudisseur,  comraender, 
Applicaltlc,  2.  a.  applicable. 
Application,  sf.  —  tion;  study. 
Appliqué,  inlaying  setting. 
Appliquer,   lia.  to   appiy;   set; 

*  put;  *  give,  bestow;  *  stick 

ut,  appropriate. 
.Appoint,  sm.  odd  money. 
Appointemeut,  allowance,   de- 

cree,  salary.  [ance, 

.Appoiuter,  va.  to  *  give  allow- 
Appointcur,  sm.  partial  judge. 
Apport,  share  of  capital. 
.Apporter,  vn,  to      bring;  con- 

vcy  ;  use  ;  slart,  cause. 
Apposer,  to  put  to,  or  in;  *  set. 
Apposition,  s/'.  —  tion;  putling. 
Appréciateur,  sm.  appraiser. 
Appréciation,  sf.  appraising. 
Apprécier,  va.  appraise;  raie. 
Appréhender,  Urt.toappreheud 

fear,  dread,  arrest. 
Appreliensir,  »e,  a.  fearful. 
Appréhension,  sf.  —  sion,  fear. 
Apprendre,  va.  to  tearn;  beat; 

inform,  discover.  [vice. 

Apprenti,  e,  s.  apprentice;  no- 
Apprentissage,  sm.  appreniicf>. 
ship.  [dressing  of  food. 

.Apprêt,  préparation  ;  priminç. 
Apprêter, i'(7.  to  prépare;  difss, 
Appi'êteur,  srii.  dresser,    [trim. 
Apprivoisement,  taming. 

Apprivoiser,  va.  to  tame;  t« 

accuslom. 


AQU  19 

g'  —  ,  to  *  grow  tame. 
Approbateur,    sm.    approvei  ; 

appiaudor. 
Approbatif,  ve,  a.  approving. 
Approbation,  «/■.—  tioil.   [like. 
Approchant,    e,   a.    somelhing 
Approchant  de,  near  aboul. 
Approche,  sf.  approach. 
Approcher,  va.  to  approach;  ' 

draw  near,  ha^ve  access, 
Approroudir,  to  "   deepen  ;   to 

search  into,  investigate. 
Approfondissement,  sin.  mak* 

ing  deeper;  investigation. 
Appropriation,  — tion. 
Ai»proprier,  va.  to  appropriate; 

to  adapt;  to  fit  up. 
Approuver,  va.  to  approTO  of, 

to  like,  to  allow;  consent. 
Approvisionnement,  sni.  sup- 

p!y  (oF  provisions),  victuals. 
Approvisionner,  va.  to  supply 

wilh  provisions  ;  provide. 
Approvisionneur,  sm.    provi- 
der. 
Approximation,  sf.  —  tiOn. 
Appui,  s>n.  support;  prop  ;  siil  of 

à  window  rest,  hand-rail  (hau- 
teur d')  breast  height. 
Appni-main,  sm.  manlstick. 
Appuyeiv mi.to  support-,  *prop; 

protect;  keep  up,  to  second,  to 

Lack. 
— ,  vn.  to  press  or  dweli  upon. 

S'  — ,  vr.  to  rely;  lean;  rest. 
Apre ,  2.  a.,  rough  ;  eager  ;  bard. 
Apremont,  ad.  ïiarshlj  ;  sharply, 

rigidly,  roughly. 
Après,  p.  ad.  after,  next  to. 
Après  coup,  too  late. 
.%près  que,  c.  when,  after. 
Après  quoi,  ad.  after  that  ;  af- 

terwards.  [morrow. 

Après*»dcmaiu ,    ad.    after    to- 
Après-dtnéc,  sf.  afternoon. 
Après'ikiidi,  afternoon. 
A  prêté,   roughness  ;    stiarpness; 

eagerness,  acidity,  sourness. 
Apte,  2.  a,  apt,  fit,  proper. 
Aptitude,  sf.  aptness.         [tling. 
Apurement, sm.  cleanness;  set- 
Apurer,  l'a.  to  cleanse;  seltle. 
Aqualile»  2.  a,  aquatic. 


ARC 

Aquatique,  2.  a.  aquatic;  na» 
Aqueduc,  sm.  aqueduct.  [tery. 
Aqueux,  se,  a,  walerisb;  vs'ate- 

ry,  aqueous. 
Aquilin,  e,  havt'ked;  aquillne. 
Aquilon,  sm.  nortb-wind. 
Aquilouaire,  2.  a.   northerly. 
Arabe,  s.  m.  Arabian,  Arabie. 
Arabesques,   sf.   pi.    arabesks;. 

wliimsical  ornaments   (in  pain- 

tlng.) 
Arnbesse,  sf.  Arabian  woman. 
Arabique,  Arabesque,    2.    (it 
Arable,  2.  a.  arable.      [Arabie. 
Arac,  sm.  arrack. 
Araignée,  sf.  spider,  web. 
Arang,  sm.  a  lazy  printer. 
Arasement,   levelling. 
Araser,  va.  to  level  a  wall. 
Aratoire,  a.  belongiDg  to  hus- 

bandry,  aralory. 
Arbalète,  cross-bow. 
Arbalète  à  jalet,  stone-bow. 
Arbalétrier,  sm.  cross-bowman. 
Arbalétriers,  «m.  pi.  beadraf» 

ters. 
Arbitrage,  arbitrage;  référence. 
Arbitraire,  2.  a.  arbitrary  ;  ab- 

solute. 
Arbitrairement,    ad.    arbilra- 

riiy.  [award. 

Arbitral,  o,  a.  (sentence),  sf. 
Arbitraicmeut,  ad.  by   way  of 

arbitra  tion. 
Arbilrateur,  sm.  —  tor. 
Arbitration,     sf.     estimation,- 

prizing.  [arbiter 

Arbitre   (libre),  sm,   freewili 
Arbitrer,  va.  to  arbitrale;  de 

cide. 
Arborer,  to  botst  ;  *  set  up. 
Arborise,  a.  leaved,  tufted. 
Arbousier,  sm.  strawberry  tree 

arbulus.  [tree  sho!' 

Arbre,  a  tree  ;  beam  ;  mast,  ax!' 
Arbre  de  Diane,  chymical  tree, 
Arbrisseau,  srbub  ;  small  tree. 
Arbuste,  sbrub. 
Arc,  a.  bow  ;  arch  ;  section. 
Arcade,  sf.  vault;  arch;  arcade. 
Arcaue,  Arcauum,  sm,  ^cbiui) 

arcanum. 
Arcausou,  colopbaoy. 


ARD  : 

Arcasse,  buttcck  of  a  ship. 
Arcliuutuut,  sm.  butlress. 
Arclioiiler.   va    to  *  prcj  ;  stp- 

porl  v.uh  a  Mttress. 
i%2ceau.  sm.  arch.  keystone. 
Arc-cu>cîel,  sm.  a  raifliow. 
Arctoi,  trass  wire. 
ArcliMicge.  archange!, 
«rt-lic.  ïA  arch  ,  ark      [ofbcat. 
krcliéf,  SOT.    (chim)    pnnc:p!e 
.rcufel«(,  iin.  UUie  bow,  drill 

coTt.  If'quities. 

.l'ciieoieeie.  st.  treatise  on  an- 
A.rcûei'.  an  archer',  a  ccnstablc. 
ArcUct.,  im.  tid(Ue-i.tick ;  bow; 

nocp 
A.ti'ii«:i>pe.  archétype;  mode). 
Aici^eiôcki',      archbishoprick  ; 

arciiLui-tiop  s  palace. 
Aiclievpque,  archbishop.  [ship. 
Arcbsdiacouat,       archdeacon- 
Ai'i'liidïacoué^  archdeaccnry. 
ArcliitSiarre.  arcbdeacon. 
Arcliiditc.  aicbduko. 
.%rcbidurlia.  erthJukedom. 
Ari'IiiducUetse,     sf.     archdu- 

cbess 
Arcliîcpi^coiral)  e,  a.  —  pal, 
Arcbiépisorpat,  sm.  an   arch- 

bifliop  s  dignity. 
Arclii|iel^  —  peJago. 
.Arc h i prêtre,  sm.  archpriest. 
Architecte,  aichitect. 
Arcbileotiire,  sf-  —  ture. 
Architrave,  £m.  —  Irave. 
Arcbivea,  sf.  pi.  archives;   re- 
cords, [records. 
Arcbiiiste,  sm.   keeper  of  the 
Archivolte,  aichivault. 
Archoute,  aichon. 
Arcbures,  sf.  drum,  casing. 
Arçou,  saddle-bow. 
Arctique,  2.  a.  arctic,  northern. 
Ardeiumeut,  ad.  ardenlly. 
Ardent,  e,  u.  ardent;  burning; 

tiery,  intense. 
Ardeur,  s/',  ardour;  beat:  zeal, 

eageiiiess.  [ckle). 

Ardillou,  sm.  longue  (of  a  bu- 
Ardoise,  sf.  slate. 
Ardoisé,  e,  a.  of  a  slate  colour. 
Ardoisière,  sf.  slale  quany. 
Ardre,  VU.  t«  *  buinj  consume. 


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ARI 


Ardu,  e,  a.  arduous,  hard 
Are,  sjn.   the  unit  of  the  frCiicS 

SLpeificial  measure. 
Arec,  bclel-nut  tree. 
Aréuutiou,  s/',  a  balh  ofhot  sar.d, 
Arèue,  sf.  sand,  gjavel;  arena. 
Areueux,  se,  a.  sandy. 
Aréomètre,  sm.  areometer. 
Areopikge,  Ar.;opaguS. 
Areopagcte,  —  gîte. 
Arête, sf.  fish-bone;  edge;  ridge. 
Arêtier,  sm.  bip    corner  oi   a 

roof. 
Argaucau,sm.(mar)anchorring. 
Argemun,  sm.  a.  disease  of  tbe 

17e. 
Argéuioae,  sf,  Ihorny  poppy. 
Argent,  sm.  silver;  money,  cash. 

—  (vif),  quicksilver. 

—  monuajé,  ccin. 

—  blanc,  silver,  coin. 

—  comptant,  ready  money. 
Argenté,  e,  a.  ot  a  silver  colour. 
Argeuter,  va.  to  silver  over. 
Argenterie,  sf.  plate. 
Argentier ,     sm.     silversmith  ; 

house  slenaid,  purser. 
Argentin,  e,  a.  silver  coloured. 

—  f  of  clear  Sound,  silvery. 
.Irgenliue,  sf.  sîlver-weed. 
Argenture,  sf.  silver-platinc . 
Argile,  white  clay,  argil. 
Argileux,  se,  a.  clayey. 
Argot,  sm.  dead  bough  ;  siub; 

cant  language. 
Argoter,  va.  to  *  eut  the  Sli-b  of 

a  Iree  above  the  eye. 
.%rgousin,  sm.  galley-serjcanl. 
Argue,  sf.  wire-drawing. 
Arguer,  va.  to  *  wire-draw. 
Arguer,  to  argue;  reprove. 
Argument,  sm.  argument. 
Argumentant,  disputiug. 
Argumentateur,  arguer. 
AriBumcntation,  sf.  arguirg. 
Argumenter, un.  to  argue, iufer. 
Argus,  sm.  Argus,  spy. 
Argutie,  sf.  quirk,  cavil. 
Arianisme,  sm.  —  nism. 
Aride,  2,  a.  arid,  barren,  dry. 
Aridité,  s^  —  ty  ;  barrenness. 
Arien,  ue,  a.  S.  an  Arian. 
Ariès,  bélie^  n».  Arles,  ranu 


ARM 


21 


Arieilc,  sf.  —  ta;  tune- 

Aiiser,iia.  to  lower  (a  sea  terni). 

Aristarqiie,  sni.  a  critic. 

ArË!<tocra(e,  sm.  —  crat. 

Aristocratie,  sf,  —  cracy. 

Aristocratique,  2.  a.  —  tical. 

Aristocratiquemeiit  9  ad,  — 
cally. 

Aristodémorratle,  S/'.  — cracy. 

Aristodémocratique  ^  2.  a. 
aristodPirocratical. 

Aritliiocticien,  sm.  — tian. 

Arilliniétique,  sf.  —  metic. 

Aritl>n>étiqiie,  2.  a.— tical. 

AriBitniétîqiiement.a/f. — cally. 

Arlequin, sm.buffoon,harlequin. 

Artcqiiinadc,  sf.  buffoonery. 

Armadille,  a.  llght  frigate,  ar- 
madilla  (fleet),  armadillo  (ani- 
mal), [owner. 

Armateur,  sm.  prWateer,  ship 

Armature,  sf.  iron  bars  used  in 
timber-work.         [coat  of  arms. 

ArnxB, sf.  arm  ;  weapon  ;  armour, 

Armes  blanclses,  bayonets. 

Arme  à  feu,  a.  fire-arm  ;  gun. 

Anne  de  trait, a  bow,crossbow. 

Armée,  S/',  army  ;  fleet. 

Ai'meliiie,  ermice. 

Armement,  sm.fitting  ont  a  sbip. 

Arménien,  ne,  a.  S.  Armeniaii. 

Arméuieune,  sf.  a  bluisb  stone. 

Armer,  fa.    to   arm  ;  to   fit,    to 
cock. 
S'— ,  vr.  to  arm  one's  seir,  for- 

Arniet,  sm.  helmet  ;  head.    [tify. 

Arm-Elaire,  2.  (sphère),  hol- 
low  sphère,  annulet. 

Armï.lle,  sf.  annulet. 

Armiuianisine,  sni.  —  nism. 

Arminien,  ne,  a.  s.  —  nian. 

Armistice,  sm.  —  (ice;  truce. 

Armoire,  sf.  cupboard  ;  press. 

Armoiries,  ;)^  coat  of  anus. 

Armoise,  mugwort;  molhwort. 

Armoisin,  sm.  -sarcenet. 

Armoriai,  book  of  armory. 

Armorier,  VO..  tO  paint  coats  of 
arnis. 

Armoriqiic,  2.  a.  maritime. 

Armoriste,  sm.  armorist;  he- 
rald ;  blazoDPr. 

Armure,  sf.  armo.ur. 


Arnii: 


ARh 


,  sm.  armonrer;  gnn- 


I,  arnica.  [perfiime. 

tes,   sm.  pi.    aromatics; 
Aronuntiqiie,  2.  a.  aromniic. 
Aromatisation,  sf.  —  tinn. 
Aromatiser,  va.    to    perfume , 

aromatize.  [iike  myrrh. 

Aromatite,  sf.  a  precious  stone, 
Arômo,sm.(chim.),spirit,aroma. 
Aronde  (queue  €l^),s^.  swallow 

tail.  [low. 

Arondelat,  sm.  a  young  swaU 
Arjvailleur,  sm.  gold-finder. 
.%rj>cnt,  French  acre. 
.Irpentage,  land-surTey. 
.irpenter,  va.  to  survey   land; 

riin  walk  miich  or  fast. 
Arpenteur,  sm.  surveyor. 
.^rqiié,  e,  a.  arched;  bent. 
.'ïrqiiebiBsade,  sf.  —  sade. 
Arqgsebiise,  arquebuse. 
.^rqiiebuserie,   sf.   trade    of  a 

gun?mith.  [smith. 

Arquebusier,  sm.  —  sier;  gun- 
Arqijer,  un.  fO  *  bend. 
Amichcment,  sm.   pulling  out 

looihiiig,  plucking  oui. 
Ari-achcV,  va.  to  pull,  fo  *  draw, 

*  piuck  out,  01'  up  snalch. 
.^rraebeur  de  dcnls,s»i.  tootb 

drovver,  dentisl. 
Arracbis,  sm.  pi.  young  trees 

era;ed. 
Arrangement,    sm.    —    ment; 

disposai;    contrivance,    setiing 

in  order.  [adjust,  prépare. 

Arranger,  Va.  to  *  set  in  order 
Arras.  sm.z  sort  oT  large  parrot. 
Arrentement,  S!)!,  renting  out. 
Arrenicr,  vn.  to  *  let  out  ;  rent. 
Arrérager,  vn.  to  '  be  in  ar- 
Arrérage».  sm.  arrears.  [rears. 
Arrestation,  sf.  arrest. 
Arrêt,  sm.  decree  ;  arrest;  stop. 
Arrêté,  sm.  resoluliOD. 
—  de  compte,  a  setlled  accnunt. 
Arrêter,  va.  to  *  stop;  balance; 

arrcft,  fas(en,hold,  hire,  sirike. 

S'— i')'.  to  '  stop  ;*stay,*  larry; 

forbear. 
I  Arrêtistc,  sm.  compiler  of  de> 
[      crées. 


ARR 

Arrbe,  sf.  earnest.  picdge,  tno- 

ncy  advanced. 
Arrhémetit,  sm.  the  bailin g,  or 

giving  security. 
Arrhcr,  va.  to'gÎTe  earnest  mo- 
.»rrîcre,  ad.  away.  [ney  behind. 
Ai'i'icrc  «le,  pr,  far  rrom. 
Arrière,  sni.  stern,  abafl, 
ArB'ière-han,  arrierban. 
Arricre-Iiouliqucs/'.backshop. 
Arrière-eliaiige,    sm,    interest 

ufion-intereft. 
Arrière-cour,  sf.  back-yard. 
Arricre-forinier,under  tenant. 
Arrière-fier,  mesne-fce. 
Arrière-snrde,  sf.  Ihe  rear  of 

an  army. 
Arrière-mnin,  SOT.   back  of  Ihe 

hand  ;  back-slroke. 
Arrière-iie\'cii,  Eon  of  a  gran- 

dchild,  or  nephew. 
Arrière-pciiscc,  sf.  mcnlal  ré- 
serve. [i:randdaui:h!cr. 
Arricrc-pelile-fille,  «/■.  a  g  rcat- 
Arrière-peti(-nis,    sm.    grtat- 

grandsoii.  [stilchcs, 

Arrière-point,  sm.  wrisl  band- 
Arricre-snisoit,  sf.   latler   end 

of  aulumn  ;  o!d  a^e. 
Arrière-vassal,  S7n.  under-te- 
Arrièrc,  e,  a.  in  arrears.   [nant. 
Arriérer,  va,  to  '  Ihrow  behind- 

hand,  delay. 

S'  — ,  vr.  to  *  be  in  arrears. 
Arrimage,  sm.  slowago. 
Arrimer,  va,  lO  StOW. 
Arriinciir,  S7n,  Stower. 
Arriser,  va,  to  lower  (Ihe  sails 

of  a  ship). 
Arrivage,  sm,  arrivai  of  goods. 
Arrivée,  sf.  arriva]  ;  coming. 
Arriver,  vn.  to  arrive  ;   *  corne 

10  pass,  happen,  befall. 
Arrogaiiiniciit,    ad,    proudly  ; 

haiightily. 
Arrogance, s/',  arrogance;  pride. 
Arrogaut  ,     e,     a.     arrogant, 

liaughiy. 
Arroger  (S''),ur',arrtigafe,  daim. 
Arrondir,  vi,  to  '  mako  round; 

*  give  a  good  turn,  enlarf^e. 
Arrondir,   va.  (roar.)    to   wea- 

tber  a  capoi 


2  ASC 

."<'  —,  t'A  to  *  grow  round. 
Ai'roïidissciiieiit,  Sî)?.roiindirig; 

a  district,  vvard. 
Arrosage,  watering.  [klinu. 

Arroseinent,    walering,    sprin 
Arroser,  va.  to  walcr;  baste. 
Ari'osoir,  sni.  watcring-pot. 
Arseaial,  arsenal. 
Arsvnie,  arsenic,  orpine. 
Arsenical,  c,  a.  —  cal. 
Art,  sm.  art,  skill,  abilily.  — •  Il 
n'y  a  point  d*ai-t  chez   Iciir 
he  is  a  mosl  candid  man. 
Artère,  sf.  artery. 
Artériel,  le,  a.  arlerial. 
Artériciix,  se,  arlerious, 
Artcrïole,  sf.  small  arlery. 
Artériologic,     sf.    —    logy; 

Ireatise  on  arteries. 
Artériotornie, —  lomy  ;  opening 

an  artery. 
Artésien  (puits),  artesian  wcli. 
Ai-lliritiqiic,  2.0. —  tic;  goiily. 
Artichaut,  sm.  artichoke. 
Article,    article;    joint    matter, 

thing,  subject. 
Articulaire,  2.  a,  —  lar. 
Articulation,  sf.  —  tion. 
Articuler,  va,  to  articulate. 
Artifice, s?H. skill;  craft;  artifice. 
Artificiel,  le,  a.  artificiel  ;  fitti- 
tious.  [by  art. 

Artificiellement,  aft.  —  cially; 
Artificier,  sm.  fire-worker, 
Artificieiiscmcnt,  ad,  crai'lily, 
ArtilîcieiBx,  se,  a.  cunning. 
Artillé,    e,   a.   (mar.)   mounlcd 
wilh  cannon.  [nance. 

Artillerie,    sf.    artillery;    ord- 
Artilleur,  sm.  artilleryman. 
Artimon,  mizen-mast. 
Artisan,  c,  arliliccr,  tradesman. 
Artisan,  sin.  wood-worin. 
Artisonnc,  e,  a.  vvorni-eaten. 
Artiste,  sm.  artist;   performei" 

singer. 
Artistoment,  ad.  artfully. 
Aruspice,  diviner,  soolhsayer. 
.*B,  sm.  ace. 
A  savoir,  ad,  to  wit. 
Asbesic.  asbestos,  a  stone  whicb 
firo  caiii:ot  consume. 
scnriticB.  sm.  pi.  —  de?. 


ASS 


23 


A8cen<1an(,sm.—  dant;influence. 
Ascendaul,    e ,  a,    ascendirg  , 

iipward. 
Asccaieiou^  sf,  ascension. 
Ascousionnul,  le,  a.  —  nal. 
Ascè<c,  s.  ascetic;  anchoret. 
Ascétique,  2.  ascetic. 
Afioieus,  sm,  pi,  asciî. 
Ascile,  sf.  ascites;  dropsy. 
AscitiquO)  2.  a.  —  tic. 
Ascyron,  sm.  St.  John's  wort. 
Asiatique,  2.  a.  S.  Asialic  ;  loose. 
Asile,  sm.  asylum,  slielter. 
Asine  (bête),  he  or  she  ass. 
Aspect,  «7?!.   aspect;   looli;   'vi- 
sion ;  sight. 
Asperge,  sf.  asparagus. 
Asperger,  va.  to  hesprinlile. 
Aspergea,  sm.  holy  water  sprin- 

kler. 
Aspérité,  sf.  roughness ,  asperity. 
Aspersion,  besprinivling. 
Aspersoir,  sm.  lioiy  waterstick. 
Asphalte,  sm.  jeco's  pilch,  as- 

pliaitum. 
Asplinitiquc,  2.  n.  bituminous. 
Asplioilèle,    sm.    dalTodii ,    as- 

pbodel. 
Asphyxie,  sp  suspension  of 'vilal 

action,  asphysy.  [asphyxy. 

Asphyxié,  2,  a.  struck  witli  an 
Aspic,   sm.  asp,   slanderer,  spi- 

kenard,  aspic. 
Aspirant,  e,  a,  S.  Candidats» 
Aspirant,  midsbipman. 
Aspiration,   sf. —  tion;   pious 

ejaculations. 
Aspirer,   v.  to   aspire;   *  draw 

brealh;  aspirale;  attract. 
Aspre,  sm.  Turkish.  coin  (about 

one  penny),  [gressor. 

Assaillant,   sm.   assailant;    ag- 
Assaîlllr,  l'a.  to  assault,  attack. 
Assainir,  to  render  healthy. 
Assaisonnement,.9m.seasoning. 
Assaisonner,  va.  to  season. 
Assaisonneiir,  sm.  seasoner. 
AssaUi,  sf.  the    favourite  sulta- 

ness.  [derer. 

Assassin,  sm.  assassin,  mur- 
Assassinant,  e,  a.  very  tedious. 
Assassinat,  sm.  ■—  nation,  mur- 

der. 


ASS 

Assassiner,  un.  to  murdcr,  kiil 

plague,  vex,  tire.  [oiiset- 

Assaut,    sm.    assault  ;    sIoiit]  , 
Assêelienient,  sm.  a  dryiug  up 
Assécher,  rrt.  to  dry  up. 
Assemblage,   assemblage  ;    joi 

ning,  union;  heap,  collection. 
Asseuibicc,  sf.  assembly  ;  nu  et- 

ing,  call.  [meet,  gallicr. 

Assembler,  va.  to  assemble  ;   ' 
Asséner,  to  strike  hard. 
Assentiment,  sm.  assent. 
Asseoir,  va.lo*  sel  ;  *  lay  assess  ; 

pilch;  flx ,  seat. 

S'  — ,  vr.  to  *  sit  down. 
Aseermenter,    va.    to   *    swear 

one;  to  confirm  by  cath. 
Asscrteur,  sm.  asserlor;  rescuer. 
Assertion,  sf.  assertion. 
Assertivenient,   ad.    affirmati- 

vely.  [slave, 

Asserx'ir,    va.    to    subject;    on- 
Asser-t'issement,    sm.    subjec- 

lion.  [iônt. 

Assesseur,  sm.  assessor;  assis- 
Assessorial,  e,  a.  belonging  to 

an  assessor. 
Asseï,  ad.  enough. 
Assi<lu,e,a.assiduous,  constant. 
Assiduité,    sf,    assiduity,    dili- 
gence. 
Assidûment,  ad.  assiduously. 
Assiégeant,  e,  a.  besieging. 
Assiéger,  rn.  to  besiege  ;  *  Ijc- 

set,  surround. 
Assiégés,  sm.  pi.  the  besieged. 
Assiente,  sf,  slave    trade;   As- 

siento. 
Assietv«,   sf.   plate  ;   situation  ; 

a«scssment;      fund;      temper; 
Assiettée,  plateful.  [irim. 

Assignat,  sm.  mortgage  ;  French 

credit-paper,  [sumnions. 

Assignation,    sf.    assignment , 
Assigner,  va.to  assign;  to  suni- 

mon,  allot. 
Assimilation,  sf.  —  ton,  u.  ma- 

king  iike:  resemblance. 
Assimiler,  va.  to   assimilate,  * 

make  Iike. 
Assimilé,  c,  a.  comparedi 
Assise,  sf,  laver  of  slonest 
Assises,  sf,  pi.  assizea< 


ASS 


24 


Assistance,  —  ce;  audi.nc\ 
A«siï!>(;iiii.  e.  a.  s.  an  as^I5laD[•, 

lielper.  tij-stander. 
-ts^utantc,  ,<:/".   a  Dun  that   as- 

stis  tue  abbess. 
AssisiRiiis.  sm.  j)i.-as?enibly. 
Assister,  va.  to  asf  ist  ;  to  '  be 

présent;  to  belp.  [nership. 

Association,  sf.  —  tion,  part- 
Associc>  e,  s.  partner. 
Associer,    va.    to    associate,    to 

join  unité,  admit. 

S"  —,  vr.   to   enter   into  part- 

nership  wilh.  [crops. 

Assolement  ,     distribution      of 
.Assombrir,      to     darkon,     look 

gloomy.  [oppres=. 

ABsommer,tolniockdo\t'n;  maul; 
Assommoir,  sm.  loadstone  in  a 

mouse-trap. 
Assomption,  sf.  Assuinption. 
Assonance*  rbyme. 
Assonant,  e,  a.  assonant;   chi- 

ming.  [suit,  set, 

.Assortiment,     sm.     sortment  ; 
Assortir,  l'd.  to  '  supply,  match, 

suit.  [stock. 

S'  — ,   vr.    to   get   a    suitable 
Assortissant,  e,  a.  matcbing. 
Assotcr,  V7i.  be  infatuated. 
Assoté,  e,  a.  doatinp  ;  fond  of. 
Assoupir,  va.  to  *  makc  drowsy; 

to  Euppress,  luil.  hush.  [sleepy. 

S'  — ,    vr,   to  '   grow   dull,   or 
Assoupissant,   e,    a.    somnife- 

rous. 
Assoupissement ,    5m.    beaTi- 

ness  ;  suppression, 
.«ssouplir.  va.  to  supple  a  horse, 
.tssotirclir.  to  deafen,  stun, 
Vssouvir,  to  glut;  satisfy. 
rASSoiivissement,  sm.  glutting. 
Assujettir,    va.    to    subdue;    * 

overcome;  submit,  [self, 

S'  — ,vr.  lo  subject,  tic  one's 
Assujettissant,  c,  a.  slavisb. 
Assujettissement,   sm,  subjec- 

tion,  sen'îtude. 
Assurance,   sf.    —   ce,   safety; 

confidence;  trust;  boidness. 
Assure,  a.  certain,  steady  firm, 


re. 


Assii 


ncnt,  ad,  assnredlj. 


ATO 

Assurer,   va.    assure  ;    Insnre* 

encou-.age;  to  assert,  déclare, 
.Assureur,  5»;;.  insurer. 
.Astelle,  s/',  (chim.)  splint  bolster 
Astérisme,  asterism. 
Astérisqnc,  asterisk(*),cat'seye. 
.Asthme,  sni.  asihma. 
Asthmatique,  2.  a.  asthinatic. 
Asticoter,  va.  to  plagup,  for  tri- 
Astragale,  astragal,  [fies, 
.A»tral,  o,  astral,  slarry. 
Astre,  sm.  slar,  planet. 
Astreindre,  va.  to  confine,  tie 

up  *  bind,  oblige, 

S'—,  vr.  to  submit  to.  [costi-ve. 
Astringent,    e,    a.    astringent, 
Astrolabe,  sm.  cross  staff. 
Astrologie,  sf.  —  logy. 
Astrologique,  2.  n.  —  gîcal. 
Astrologiquemeut,  ad. —  cally, 
Astrologiae,  sȕ.  astrologer. 
Astronome,  astronomer. 
Astronomie,  sf.  astronomy. 
Astronomique,  2.  a.  —  mical. 
.Astronomiqiienient,  ad. —  cal- 
Astuce,  sf.  wile,  craft,  [ij. 

Asymétrie,  sf.  assymmetry, 
.Atabale,  sm.  kettle  drum. 
Ataraxie,   sf.   —  xia  ;    quiet   of 

minrt,  [dio. 

Atelier,  sm.  TPorkshop,  m.,  stu- 
Atermoiement,  delay, 
.Atermoyer,t'rt.to*put  off,  delay. 

S'  — ,  vr,  to    compound    witb 

creditors.  [tical. 

Athée,   2.  a.  s.  atbeist  atheis- 
Atliéisme,  sm.  atheism. 
Athénée,  sm.  athœncum, 
Atlilctc,  sm.  athlète,  champoin, 

wrestler. 
Athlétique,  2,  athletic, 
Atinter,  va.  to  '  trick  up,  *  se! 

ont,  adorn,  dresc. 
Atlantes,    sf.    ]il.    statues     put 

instead  of  columns,  caryatide. 
Atlantique,  2.  o.  Atlantic,  wes- 
Atlas,  sm.  Atlas.  [tern, 

Atmosphère,  sf.  atmosphère. 
Atome*  SDit  atom. 
Atomiste,  atomist. 
Atonie,  sf.  atony  ;  faintness. 
Atours,  syn.jÀ.  woman's  altirei 
Atout,  sm.  trump  at  cards. 


ATT 


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Atrabiluîre,  2.  a.  —  larlous. 
Atrabile,  nf.  black  choler. 
Atraïuentairo,   sf.    Sulphate     of 

iron,  -vitriolie  slane. 
Atre,  sm.  hearth.         [nefarious. 
Atroce,  2.  a.  b^Hnous,  grievous, 
Alrocité.   sf.  heinousness,  atro- 

city. 
Atrophie,  sf.  consumption. 
Altanler  (S'),  vr.  to  *  sil  down 

at  table.  [dearin^. 

«ttaoliant,  e,  a,  engaging;  en- 
Aitachc,  sf.  a  tie;  string,  atla- 

cblment.  [zeal,  tie. 

Attachement,    sm.     alTcctioa  ; 
Attacher,    va.   to    tie  ;    fasten  ; 

apply;  altach.        [to  *  stick  le. 

S' — ,   vr.  to   apply  one's  self; 
Attaquable,  2.  a.  that   raay  be 

attacked,  assailable. 
Altaqunul,  e,  a.  S.  aggrcssor. 
Attaque,  sf.  attack;  insuit;  fit. 
Attaquer,  va.  to    attack;  *  fall 

upon  ;  insuit. 
Attarder  (S'),  to  be  late. 
Atteiudrc,  Vil.  to  reach;  atlain. 
Atteint,  e,  a.  arraigned  ;  afflic- 

ted;   hit   with   or  by;    cbarged 

with. 
Atteinte,  sf.  tlow;  hurt;  fil. 
Attelage,  syn,  set  of  harness,  or 

liorses,  team. 
Atteler,  va.  to  *  put  to,  or  into. 
<lttelle,  sf.  splint. 
Attcloire,  sf.  a  peg,  or  pin. 
Attenant,  ad.  next  to  ;  near. 
Attenant,  c,  a,  contiguous. 
Attendant,  e,  a.  that  waits,  in 

the  meanlime. 
Attendre,  i;a.  to  wail;  expect. 

S'  — ,  vr.  to  rely  upon  ;  to  ex- 

pect.  [mo\e. 

Attendrir,  va.  tO  soften  ;  affett , 

S'  — j  vr.  to  *  grow  tender;  to 

*  be  affected,  pity. 
Attendrissant,  e,  a.  mo-ving. 
Attendrissement,  sm.  Commi- 
sération, compassion. 
Attendu,  pr.  for,  on  account  of. 
Attendu  que,  c.  seeing  that. 
Attentat,  sm.  outrage,  altempt. 
Attentatoire,    2.  O.  illégal,  un- 

lawful. 


ATT 

Attente,  sf.  expectalîon,  hopB. 
Attenter,  vn.  to  atlempt,  heed. 
Atten(ir,«'e,a,  attentive, in  tent^ 

fui  mindful. 
Attention,  sf.  atlenliun  ;  vare. 

Attenliiement,  ad.  —  fely. 

Atténuant,  e,  a.  weakening. 
Alténuatir,  ve,  a.  attenuating. 
Atténuation,  sf.  —  tion. 

Atténuer,  va.  lo  altenuale. 
Atterrage,  sm.  landing-place. 
Atterrer,  va.  lo  '  throw  down; 

destroy,  cast  down. 
Atterrir,  vil.  ma.  to  make  land. 
Atterrissement,    sm.    land   in- 

creased  by  sea-slime,  allu\ion. 
Attestation,  sf.  —  tion  ;  certiB- 
—  sous  serment,  affida\it.  [cate. 
Attester,  ua.  attesl  ;  cal!  to  wit- 
Atticisme,  sm.  atticism.  fness, 
Attiédir,  va.  to  cool;  make  lu 

kewarm. 

S'  — ,  vr.  become  careless. 
Attiédissenient,  sm.  COolnesE. 
Attifer,  va.  to  *  trick  up, 
Attiqtie,  2.  ffl.  attlc.  [implement. 
Attirail,    SOT.    baggage  ;    train, 
Attirant,  e,  a.  attractive. 
Attirer,  Va.  to  altract;  *  draw; 

entice,  wheedie,  excite. 

S'  — ,  vr.  to  draw  upon  one's 

self  :  *  to  •  win. 
Attiser  le   feit,    va.    tO  stir  up 

fire;  to  inflamc.  [the  flrn. 

Attiscur,  se,  S.  one  who   stirs 
Attitrer,  va.  to  appoint  ;  to  Com- 
mission, to  bribe. 
Attitude,  sf.  attitude;  posture. 
Attouchement,  sm.  touch  ;  fee 

ling,  contact. 
Attractif-  ve,  a.  attractive. 
Attraction,  sf.  attraction. 
Attractionnaire,  2.  a.  —  nary 
Attrait,  sm.  allurement,  bail. 
Attraits,  -pi.  charms,  beauty. 
Attrape,  sf.   gin,  snare  (mar.) 

relieving  tackle,  trick. 
—  mouche,  sm.  fly  trap. 
Attraper,  va.  lo  *  catch  ;  *  hit, 

•  cbeat;   *  overlake;   surprise^ 

to  reach.  [priser;  clieat. 

Attrapeur,  se,  S.  catcher,  sur- 
Attrayant,  e,  a.  attractive. 


ALli 

Attreinpcr,  va.  to  temper. 
Attribuer,  to  attribute;  ascribe; 

assume. 
Attribut,  gm.  altribute. 
Attributif,  ve,  a.  attributing. 
Attribution,  sf.  allowance;  pri- 

vileg-e. 
Attristant,  c,  a.  sad,  grievous. 
Attrister,  va.  to  grieve,  afflict. 
Attrition,  sf.  attrition. 
Attroupement,     sm,      tumult, 

riot,  rubbing,  friction,  mob. 
Attrouper,  va.  to  *  get  together, 

S'  — ,  vr.  to  flock  in  crowds. 
Au,  art.  VI.  to  the;  in;  with;  for. 
Aiibnde,  s/",  aubade;  reprimand. 
Aubain,  sm.  alien. 
Aubaine,  sf.  windfall  ;  escheat. 
Aube, «/■.  daybreak,  alb(of  priesl) 

dawn  liorit  bonrd,  pudtile  board. 
Aubépine,  hawthorn. 
Auberge,  pubbc  bouse,  inn. 
Aubergine,  egy  plant. 
Auberon,  sm.  calch  of  a  lock. 
Aubier,  sm.  bazcl-trfe  ;  sap. 
AubtToin,  cornflower.      [canter. 
Aubin,  white  of  an  egg,  aubin, 
Aucun,  c,  ((.  no;  none;  not  any. 
Aucunement,,  ad.  not  at  tall.  ' 
Audace,  sf.  boidness  ;  audacity, 
Audncieusement,  ad.  boldly, 
Auflacieux,  se,  a.  audacious, 
Aii-decn,  pr.  on  this  side. 
Au-delà,  beyond. 
Audîejice, s/,  audience;  hearing. 
Audiencier,  57?i.  Crier  of  a  court, 
Auditeur,  —  tor,  [usher. 

Auditif,  ve,  a.  audifory. 
Audition,  sf.  audit,  hearîng. 
Aisditoire,  sm.   ses^ions-bouse, 

auditory,  congrégation. 
Auge,  sf.  tro\igh  ;  tray,  hod. 
Augée,  «.  tray-full. 
Auget,   sm.  drawer   of  a  bird, 

cage,  fpout,  of  a  mill  hopper, 

bucket  of  water  wbeels. 
Augiucntateiir,  sm.  who  adds 

to   the    wcrk   of  anolher,  aug- 

mentor. 
Augmentatif,  Te,  a.  —  fative. 
Auiinientntion,  sf.  —  lion. 
Augmenter,  va.  to  augment,in- 

crease,  en  large 


■:g 


ALT 


Augurai,  e,  n,  of  an  augnr,  an' 
gurial.  "[omen- 

Augure,    sm.    augury;    augur; 
A'igurer,  va.  to  augurale. 
Auguste,  2.  a.  august;  royal. 
AujourdMiui,  ad.  to  day;  noWi 
Auli(|uc,  2.  a.  aulic. 
-lumôuc,  sf.  alms,  clinritj. 
Auniôner,  va.  to  beslow  alms. 
Auniûuerie,    sf.    almoner's    di- 
guily;  almonry,  [ner. 

Aumônier,  sm,  chaplain,  almo- 
Aumiice,  sf.  amess. 
Aunage,  sm.  alnage,  measuring 
Aune,  sf.  an  ell.  [by  ells. 

Aune,  sm.  aider  tree. 
Auncr,  va.  to  measure  by  the  ell. 
Auneur,  sm.  alnager. 
Auparavant,  ad.  before. 
Auprès,  pr.  near,  about  ;  by;  to. 
Auprès,  ad.  hard  by  ;  close  by. 
Auréole,  sf.  glory;  crown. 
Auriculaire,  2.  a.  —  lar. 

Témoin  — ,  ear-witness.  ' 
Aiiriciile,  auricle,  auricula. 
Aurifique,    2.   a.   that   convcrts 

inio  gold.        [long-eared  herse. 
Aurillas,     clieval     aurillas, 
Auronc,  sf.  wild  wormwood. 
Aurore,  dawn;  aurora  ;  yellow; 

the  east.  [lis. 

Aurore  boréale,  aurora  borea- 
Ausculter,  to  auscultate. 
Auspice,   sm.   auspice  ,   omen  , 

patronage.  [as,  likewise. 

Aussi,  c.  aiso,  so,  too,  but,  truly, 
Aussi-bien,  for;  as  vell. 
Aussi  peu,  as  litllc.  [soon. 

Aussitôt,   ad.   immedialely  ;   as 
Aussitôt  cguc,  c.  as  soou  as. 
Auster,  soutbern  wind. 
Ausiere,  2.  a.  austère,  rigid. 
Austèrcmcnt,  ad.  severeiy. 
Austérité,  sf.  auEterity,  rigor. 
Austral,  c,  a.  soulh'^ru,  austra» 
Autan,  sm.  south  wind.  [h,!. 

Autant,  ad.  as  much,  so  much; 

as  many.  [lar  as  ;  as  —  so. 

Autant  que,  e.  as  much  as  ;  as 
Autel,  altar;  religion  (in  poetry). 
Auteur,    sni.    aulhor;    maker; 

writer;     inventer;     aulhoritj; 

contrider,  proinoter. 


A  VA 

AiiUicnticité,  sf.  —  City. 
Aii)liciilit|iie,  2.  a.  authentic. 
AutlieiitiqiiC)    sf.     authentic; 

Roman  laws. 
Aiitlicutiquement,  ad.  —  cMy. 
Aii(lieu<iqiicr,  va.  to  prove. 
AiatooépliaEc^  syn.  —  lus,  I*  e* 

bis  own  ruier,  op  ma?ter. 
Autocrate^  sm.  autocrat, 
Autocratie,     sf.    de?polic    go- 

•vernment. 
Autoctlioncs,  pi.  aborigines. 
Au(o-ila>rc,  sin.  auto-da-fe. 
Autograiilie,    st.    et    m.    aufo- 

grapby,  original  writing. 
Automate)   sm.    autoraaton  ;   a 

simpleton. 
Automnal,  e,  a.  autumnal. 
Automne,  sf.  autumn. 
Autonomie,  autonomy  ;  liberty. 
Autopsie,  antopi^y. 
Autorisation,  empowering. 
Autoriser,    va.    to    empower  ; 
.jusiiliy  ;  empower. 
S'  — ,' pr.  to  *  get  crédit. 
Autorité,  sf.  autliorily,  power. 
Autour,  pr.  about,  round. 
■autour-;  sm.  goshawlv. 
Autre,  pr.  olher,  another. 
Autrefois,    ad.    formerly,    hère 

tofore. 
iîutrerois,  sf.  another  time. 
Autrement,  ad.  otherwise;  also. 
Autrepart,  elsewhere. 
Autruche,  sf.  ostrich. 
Autrui,  sm.  others,  other  people. 
Auvent,  pent-house;  shed. 
Auvernat,  a.  sort  of  red  heady 

wine,  auvernat. 
4ui,  art.  pi.  to  the. 
4u:iiliaire,  2.  a.  auxiliary. 
lïvacliir  (S'),  vr.  to  Qag. 
Aval,  surety  for  payment,  endor- 
cement.  [river. 

Aval,  ad.  downwards  ;  down  the 
Avalage,  sm.  letting  down. 
Avalaison,  sf.  ilood,  torrent. 
Avalanches,  sf.  pi.  fal'  of  snow 
from  the  mounlains.      [a  river. 
Avalant,  a.  ebbing,  going  down 
Avalasse,  sf.  a  torrent. 
Avaler,    va.    to   swallow;   *   let 
down,  to  endorse. 


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A\A 


Avaler,  vn.  to  *  hew  off. 

S'  —  ,(;»■.  to  *  go  down;  to  *  hang 

down. 
Avalcur,  se,  s.  greeoy-gnt. 
Avaioire,  sf.  large  throat. 

Quelle  avaioire!  what  a  gui. 

zierl  [juttiDg. 

Avance,  sf.  advance  ;  step  ;  ont- 

D'  —,  ad.  beforehand. 
Avancement,  sm.  preferment; 

advanct  ment  ;     progress  ;    for- 

wardneps;  promotion. 
Avancer,  va.  to  advance;  'set 

forth  ;  forward;  *  avail,  project. 

S'  — ,  vr.  to  move,  *  eome  or  * 

go  forward  ;  *  get  preferment. 
Avanie,  sf.  oppression;  insuit. 
Avant,  sm.  prowhead. 
Avant, pr.  before;  forward;  deep. 
Avantage,  sm.  advantage  ;  en- 

dowment,     privilège;     honnr, 

viclory;  odds;  breakhead.  [vour. 
Avantager,  va.  to  bestow  ;  fa- 
Avantageusement,  ad.  profit- 

ably  ;  favorably. 
Avantageux,    se,    a.    advanta- 

geous.  —  Une  taille  avanta- 
geuse, a  fine  shape. 
.tvant-bec,   sm,.   jutting-stones 

of  a  bridge. 
Avant-corps,  forepart. 
Avant-cour,  sf.  fore-court. 
Avant-coureur,   sm.    forerun- 

ner;  warning,  harbinger. 
Avant-fosse,  sm.  fore-dilch. 
Avant-garde,  sf.  vanguard. 
Avant-goût,  sm.  foretasie. 
Avant-hier,  ad.  day  before  yes« 

tarday. 
Avant-jour,  time  before  sunrise. 
Avant-logis,  sm.  fore-honse. 
Avant-main,  forehand  stroliC. 
.%vant-mi<li,  fore  noon. 
Avant-mur,  outward  wall. 
Avant-propos,  preamble. 
Avant-toit,  house-eave. 
.4vant-train,  fore-wheels.     [re. 
Avant-veille,  $/'.  two  days  befo- 
Avare,  2.  a.  covefous  sordid. 
Avare,  s.  a.  miser. 
Avarcnient,  ad.  covniousiy. 
Avarice,  sf.  covetoufness. 
Avai'icîeui)  sej  a.  avariciouSc 


AVI  28 


AZl 


Avnric,  e,  (I.  averaged,damaged. 
Avarie,  sf.  average,  damage. 
_*»«rii's,  pi.  a^erage,  loss. 
.«vaste,  stop  (sea  term). 
A-vaii-reaii,a^.  down  the  river. 
Avec.  /Jr.  with;  withal;  for;  by;  in. 
Avi-iiifire,  va.  *  take,  fetch  out. 
Aveline,  sf.  Albert. 
Avelinier,  sm.  filbert-tree. 
Avenant,  e,  a.  becoming;  pre- 

possessing.  [ming. 

Avènement,  sm.  accession  ;  co- 
Avenir,  vn.  to  happen  ;  chance  ; 

ûCLUr. 
Avenir,  future  ;  posterîty. 
A  l'Avenir,  ad.  henceforth. 
Aveitt,  sm.  advent. 
Aventure,  sf.  adventure  ;  event  ; 

fortune  ;  love. 
Aventurer,  va.  to  Tenture. 
Aventureux,  se,  a.  venturous. 
Aventurier,  e,  a.  s.  ad\enturer. 
Avenue,  sf.  avenue  ;  walk. 
Avérer,  va.  to  prove  ;  aver. 
Avernc,  sm.  hell  (in  poetry). 
Averse,  sf.  heavy  shower. 
Aversion,  sf.  aversion  ;  hatred. 
Avertir,   va.   to    warn  ;  inform, 

apprise,  tell. 
Avertissement,  syn.    advertise- 

ment;  warning;  caution. 
Aveu,  confession;  consent;  avo- 
uai, admission. 
Aveugle,  a.  s.  blind. 
A  l'uveugle,  ad.  blindly. 
Aveugle— né,  e,  stone-blind. 
Aveuglement,  sm.  blindness. 
Aveuglément,  ad.  blindly. 
Aveugler,  va.  to  blind;  dazzle. 
— ,  to  erect  s  battery  againsl. 
Avcugletle,    à    l'aveuglette, 

ad.  groping  raslily,  [ping. 

Avide,   2.   greedy  ;  eager,  gras- 
Aviilemcnt,  ad.  eagerly. 
A  virtîtc,s/'.pagernef  s;  greediness. 
Avilir,  va.  to  disgrâce,  abate,  de- 

preciate,  dégrade. 
Avilir  (s'),  vr.  to  debase  one's 

seir. 
Avilissement,  Sm.  ahasement. 
Aviiier, un.  to  imbibe  witli  wiue. 
Aviron,  .s)n.  car, paddie.     [onrs. 
Avironner,   va.    to    draw    wiD' 


Avis,  sm.  advice  ;  opinion;  In 

telligence,  notice. 

Avise,  e,  a.  prudent,  crafty. 

Avisemeut,  SOT.  thought ,  Con- 
sidération. 

Aviser,  vn.  to  consider;  spy; 
warn;  *  think  of,  [self. 

S'  —  ,  vr.   to    •   bethink  one's 

Aviso,  sm.  advice-boat. 

.%vitaiilcnient,  sm.  victuallÎDg. 

Avilailler,  va.  to  victual. 

Avitailleur,  sm.  victualler. 

Aviver,  va.  to  brisk  up;  polish; 
hew.  '  [  fogger. 

Avocasser,  vn.  to  •  be  a  petti- 

Avocat,  sm..  lawyer,  advocate. 

.Avocat  plaidant,  barrîster. 

—  consultant,  cbamber  COun* 
sel.  [trix. 

Avocate,   sf.   advocate,    média* 
Avoine,  Aveine,  oats. 
Avoiues,  j)/.  standing  oats. 
Avoir,  TOI.  to  *  hâve,  *  hâve  got; 

—  faim,  to  *  be  hungry,    [tobe. 

—  soif,  to  *  be  thirsty. 

Avoir  cliniïd,  to  *  De  warm  or 

—  froiil,  to  '  be  cold.  [hot 

—  heaiB,  —  in  vain. 

—  «O  ans,  to  be  20  yearsold. 

—  lieu,  to  take  place. 

—  égard,  to  pay  attention  to. 
Avoir,  sm.  sulistance,  vrealth. 
Avoisincr,  va.  to  border  on. 
Avortement,  sm.    miscarriage, 

abortion 
Avorter,  vn   to  miscarry  ;  abort. 
Avorton,    sm     abortive    chiid  ; 

shrimp. 
Avoue,  attorney,  sollicitor. 
.1  vouer,  va.  to   own  ;   avow,  te 

recognize. 
Avril,  sm.  April  ;  prime. 
Axe,  sm.  axis,  axie-tree 
Axillaîre,  2.  a.  axillary. 
A.\iuomance,  sf.  —  m'ancj 
Axiome,  sni,  axiom;  maxim. 
Axongc,  sf  the  fat  of  animais» 
Ay,  aje,  int.  ah  !  oh  1  ah  I 
.tzédarac,  sm.  jujiib  tree. 
Azcrole,  sf.  azerole. 
.ïzébro,  sm.  ethiopian  horst. 
Azimut,  azimuth 
Aiimiital,  e,  a.  azimuthal. 


BAD 

Azote,  sm.  azote. 
Azur,  sm.  lapis  lazuli,  azuré* 
Azui',  sk}-colour,  blue. 
Azui-é,  e,  a.  skj-colouréd. 


'^U  BAI 

Azyme,  2.  u.  uuleaveiied. 
.azymes,  sm.  azymes. 
Azymithe,  s.  azjmite. 


B 


B,  sm.  un  It  bien  formé,  —  a 

w.ell  made  B; 
D    (être    marqué    au),    être 

borgue,  bossu,  boiteux  ou 

bègue.— to  be  one-eyed  hunch- 

tacked,  lame,  or  a  stammerer. 
'  B-moI,  sm.  B-llat. 
B-quarre,  B-sharp. 
Babel   (  tour  de  ),  sf.  confused 

place  or  affair.  [whey. 

Babeurre,      sm.      butter-milk, 
Babiche,  sf.  lap-dog,  Babicbon. 
Babii,  chat,  talkativeness. 
Babillard,  e,  a.  chatterer,  prat- 

tler.  babbler. 
Babiller,  va.  to  chat,  prattle. 
Babiue,  sf.  lip  of  beast. 
Babiole,_bauble,  toy,  trifle. 
Bâbord,  sm.  larboard. 
Babouche,  sf.  Asiatic  slippers. 
Babouiu,S7)i.  baboon;  simpleton. 
«abouiner,  V.  play  the  bulToon. 
Bac,  sm.  ferry-boat,tank. 
Bacaliau,  stock-hsh. 
Baccalauréat,  bacbelorship. 
Bacchanale,  sf.  tumultuous  de- 

bauch  ;  Bacchanal. 
Bacchanales,  Baccbus's  feast. 
Bacchante,  sf  termagant  l  bac- 
Baclia,  sm.  a  bachaw.       [chant. 
Sache,  sf.  a  waggon-tilt,  larpau- 

ling.  [a  knight. 

Bachelier, sm.  bacbetor  of  arts; 
Bâcher,  va   to  tilt.  | 

Bachique,  2.  a.  drunken,  merry.  j 
Bachot,  sm,.  wherry,  pass-boat.     i 
Bachotage,    wherryman,    busi-  1 
Bachoteur,  wherryman.     [ness. 
Bâclage,  sm,  a  lier  of  boats. 
Bâcler,  va.  conclude,  to  patch 

up.  [clude. 

BaculouiétrM;,  sf. — metry,  con- 
Badaud,  e,  s.  booby  ;  cockney. 
ti.  B.  Badaud  at  Paris  an  swers 

to  the  Word  Cockue;  in  LoudoQ. 


Badaudage,   silliness,    saur.toi 

ring. 
Badauder,  vn.  to  gape  ahout. 
Ba<laudcric,s/.  silly  behaviour, 

idleness. 
Badigeon  ,  sm.  plaster  of  Parïs 
Badigeonner,  va.  to  lime-wasbi 

to  white-wash. 
Badin,  e,  a.  S.  playful ,  wanton. 
Badinage,  sm.  sport,  play. 
Badinant,  a  horse  of  reser-ve. 
Badine,  sf.  light  walking  switch. 
Badinenieut,  ad.  jistiDgly, 
Badiner,  va.  to  jest,  play. 
Badiuerie,  sf.  jest,  play,  sport. 
Bafouer,  va.  to  ridicule;  abuse, 

to  scotr  at. 
Bâfre,  sf.  guttling. 
Bâfrer,  vn.  to  guttle,  to  stuff. 
Bagage,  sm.  baggage ,  luggage. 
Bagarre,  sf.  brawl,  strife,  squab- 
Bagatclle,  trifle,  toy.  [ble. 

Bagatelle,  int.  stuff  I  away  1 

—  Vive  la   bagatelle,  aM'ay 

with  sorrow  and  care. 
Bagne,  sm.  galley. 
Bague,  sf.  ring. 
Baguenaude,  bladder*nut. 
Bagueuauder,  vn.  to  trifle. 
Bagueuaudier,    s'm.    bladder- 
Baguer,  va.  to  baste.  [nut-tree. 
Bagues-sauves,  clear,  safe. 
Baguette,  sf.  wand;  rod;  stick. 

ram-rod. 
Baguettes,  ^2.  ganlelope. 
Baguier,  S'm.  ring-case. 
Bahut,  trunk,  press. 
Bahutier,  trunk-maker. 
Bai,  e,  a.  bay-coloured. 
Bai-brun,  brown-bay. 
Bai-châtain,  of  a  cbestniit-co> 
Bai-cluir,  light-bay.  [lour. 

Bai-doré,  yellow  dun. 
Baie,  s^.  bay  berry;  ûarii  ;  gap. 
Baie,  bay  gulf. 


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BAL 


Baictte,  sf.  baize. 
Baigucr,  va.  to  balhe  ;  soak,  to 
water.  [nio-kecper. 

llaigueiii>  se,  s.  bather;   iiaj- 
Baignoir,  sin.  batliing-place. 
Baignoire,  sf.  bathing-tub. 
Bail,  sm.  lease. 
Baille,  sf.  large  sea-tub. 
Bûilleiiient,  sm.  yawning. 
Bâiller,  vil.  lo  gape,  yawn. 
Bailler,  va.  to  *  give,  reach,  de- 

liver,  to  grant. 
—  à  feruie.  to  lease;  *  let  out. 
Bailleresse,  jf.  b'asor. 
Bâilleur,  se,  S.  yawner. 
Bailleur,  sm.  ieasor. 
Bailli,  sni.  bailiff;  judge;  sene- 

schal,  rêve,  sberilT. 
Bnillage,  bailiwiok. 
Bùillou,  sm.  gag. 
Bâillonner,  un.  to  gag. 
Bain.  sm.  batli,  bagnio. 
ilaiii-inaric,  balneum-mariœ. 
Baioiiitette,  sf.  bayonet. 
liaiseuiaius,    sm.'  pi.    compli- 

mrnts,  service. 
Baisenaeut.  sm.  kissing. 
Baiser,  sm.  kiss,  buss. 
Baiseiir.  se,  s.  a  kisser. 
Baisotter,  va.  to  kiss  often. 
Baisse,  sf.  diminulion  in  value, 

fall,  décline. 
Baisser,  v.  to  *  let  down  ;  stoop  ; 
lower;  *   fall;   '  sink,   strike, 
castdown. 
Baissière,  sf.  dregs,  sédiment. 
lîaisure,  kissing  crust. 
Bajoue,  s/',  a  hog's  cheek. 
Bal,  sm.  a  bail,  dance. 
Baladin,  e,  s.  dancer  at  sbows  ; 
hnffoon,  merry-andrew.      [scar. 
Balafre,  sf.  gash  ;  slasb  ;   rent, 
Balafrer,  va.  to  slash;  gash. 
Balai,  sm.  broom;  besom. 
Balais   (rubis),   balass,  a   fine 

ruby;  a  very  red  pimple. 
Balance,    sf.    Ijaiance  ;    libra  ; 
scale.  [dancing). 

Balance,   sm.    a.    balance    (in 
Balancement,  balancing. 
Balancer,  va.  to  balance,  poise, 

waver,  weigh. 
—  (»c),  •  swing;  Lover;  waddle. 


Balancier,  sm.  halance-makor  i 
balance   of  a   watcli  ;    flil   cf  a 
jack;  beam  of  the  scales. 
Balanciers    de    boussole,    s 
}il.   (niar.),    the   symbals   of  i 
compass. 
Balnucincs,  sf.  pi.  lifts. 
Bsilançoire,  sf.  see-saw. 
Bnlassc,  sf.  mattress  made  o! 

oat  chaB. 
Balausle,  sf.  wild  pomegranate. 
Bnlaj'Cr,  va.  to  *  sweep. 
Balayer,  to    kil   or  *  drive  out 

frnni  a  post  (in  war). 
Balayeur,   se,   s.    sweeper;    a 

broom-man,  or  woman. 
Balayures,  sf.  pi.  sweepings. 
Balbutiement,    Sin.     stammc- 

ring,  stuttering. 
Balbutier,  Vîi.  to  stammer;  lisp. 
Balcon,  sm.  balcony. 
Bai<Iai|uiu,  canopy,  baldachin. 
Baleine  ,  sf.  whale,  whalebone. 
Ifuleinier, wbaler,  wbaling  sliip. 
Baleiuon,  Sm.  voung  wbaie. 
Balcvre,  sf.  under  l[p. 
Balise,  buoy  or  masf,  beacon. 
Baliser,  V.  to  *  set  buoys. 
Baliste.  sf.  balisla. 
Balivage,  sm.  the   markins   o! 

pollards  in  a  forest. 
BalÎTcau,  sm.  pollard  stander. 
Baliverner,  vn.  to  trille. 
Balivernes,    sf.    pi.    nonsense 

Iriûes. 
Ballade,  sf.  balladj  "iODg. 
Ballant,  a.  smnging. 
Balle,  sf.  bullet,  bail  ;  iLiOle. 
Balle  ramée,  a.  cross-bar  shot. 
Ballet,  sm.  ictertude;  ballet. 
Ballon,  stn.  football;  balloon. 
Ballon  aérostatique,  air-bai- 

loon.  Vid.  Aérostat. 
Ballonnier,  foctball-maker. 
Ballot,  sm.  baie,  pack. 
Ballotade,    sf.    bounding    of  a 
Bullotc,  voting-ball.        [horse. 
Ballotcr,  vu.  to  baUot;  disciiss; 
toss.  [the  batl]-. 

Balncable,  2.  a.   belonging  lo 
Balourd,  c,  s.  loggerhead,  silly. 
Balourderie,  Balourdise,  sf. 
absurdity,  stupidity. 


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Balsamine,  batsam. 
Italsaiiiiquc,  2.  a.  balsamic. 
Balustrade, «/■.  rails,  balustrade. 
ICaliistre,  sm.  rail,  baluster. 
Ualzaii,    black,    or    bay    horse, 

while-footed  horse. 
Ruinbiii,  sni.  a  babe,  brat. 
ilumbockado ,     sf.     grotesque 

piclures. 
Raïuboche,  shrimp;  jKippet. 
Bambou,  sm.  bamboo,  sort   of 

ladiaa  cane. 
Bau,  bans;  outlawry;  exile. 
Uaual,  e,  a.  conimou,  vulgar. 
Uaualité,  sf.  triteness  tbe'rights 

of  a  manor. 
Bauanc,  sf.  banana. 
Uanauier,  sm.  banaua-tree. 
Uauc ,  banli  ;  bench  ;  seat  ;  pew  ; 

form. 
Banc  do  sable,  sand-bank. 
Bauc  du  Itoi,  King's  Bench. 
BuMC  de  rocher,  reef. 
Bauc  lie  glaces,  field  of  ice. 

—  de  briiuie,  —  fog  bank. 

—  de  pierres,  bed  of  stones. 

—  de  poisson,  ?hoal  of  fish. 

—  Comuiuu,  Coramon  Pleas. 
Bancale,  sf.  bandy-legged  per- 

son.  [man. 

Bancrocbo,    sm.    bandy-legged 
Bandage,  bandage  ;  truss. 
Bandagiste,  truss-maker. 
Bande,  sf.   band;  fiUet;  gang; 

link,  cusliion,  flock. 
Bandeau, sîn.  fillet;veil  :  peak; 
Baudége,  sin.  tray.        [wreath. 
Bandelette,  sf.  liltle  fllfet. 
Bander,  va.  to  *  bind;  *bend", 

eock.  [league. 

—  (se),  vr.  to  coTer,  unité  in  a 
Bandereau,   sm.   string    for    a 

trumpet. 
ICanderuUe,  sf.  streamer  ;  ban- 
liaudière,  sf.  ensign.  [drcl. 

IBandît.Sîn.robber;  highwayraan, 
Itaudoulier,  vagabond. 
Oandouliéro ,    sf.    bandolcer; 

shoulder-bell. 
Ranlieue,  precincts  of  a  town. 
Banne,  tilt  for  a  boat  ;  cabin, 
Bauncau,  sm.  fruit  baskcl. 
Bauuer,  va,  to  cover  with  a  tilt. 


BAR 

Bannerct,  a.  m.  baaneret. 

Banncton,  sm.  a  cauf. 

Bannière,     bauner,    standard^ 

Baunir,  vu.  to  banish.         [flag. 

—  (se),  vr.  to  withdraw  from. 

Bannissable,  2.  a.  banishable. 

Ilaniiisseuient,  sm.  exile. 

Banque,  sf.  bank. 

Banqueroute,  bankruptey. 

Banqueroutier, e, s,  bankrupt 

Banquet,  Sm.  a  banquet,  feast 

Banquette,  sf.  raised  foot  waj, 
long  bencli. 

Banquier,  sm,  banker. 

Banquise,  sf.  field  of  icei 

Baptême,  baptism. 

Baptiser,  va.  to  baptise. 

Baptismal,  e,  baptismal. 

Baptistère,  sm.  a  baptistery. 

Baquet,  bucket;  tray;  trough. 

Baquetiires,  sf.]>l.  droppings. 

Bar,  sm.  handbarrow,  barble. 

Baragouin, sm.gibberish;  cant. 

Baragouinage,  gibberish;  cant. 

Baragouiner,  V,  to  '  speak  gib- 
berish. 

Baragouineur,  se,  jabberer. 

Baraque,  sf.  barrack,  hut. 

Baraque,  sf.  a  shed  hut. 

Baratte,  sf.  a  chura. 

Baratter,  va.  to  churn;    cheat. 

Barbacaue,  sf,  a  barbican. 

Barbare,    2.   a.   s.    barbarous; 
rude;  barbarian. 

Barbaremeut,  ad,  barbarousiy. 

Barbarie,  sf,  barbarity;   rudè- 
ness  ;  cruelty. 

Barbarisme,  sm.  barbarism. 

Barbe,  sf,  beard  ;  lappet  ;  vane 
wattle. 

Barbe,  sm.  a  Barbarj  horse. 

Barbeau,  sm.  a  barbel. 

Barbelé,  e,  a.  bearded. 

Barbet,  sm.  water-spaniel. 

Barliette,^^  ^tomacherfor  nuDS. 

Barbiche,  lap-dog. 

Barbier,  a  barber,  tonsor. 

Barbilicr,  va.  to  shave. 

Barbillon,  sm.  little  barbei. 

Barbon,  a.  grey-beard. 

Barbote,  sf.  eel-pout. 

Barboter,  V.  to  dabble;  muddio^ 

Uarbot'aur,  sm,  tame  duck. 


DAR 


32 


BAS 


Sarbotiiic,  sf.  worm-seed. 
Barbouiliagc ,    sm.    daubing; 

nonçense.  [plex  ;  scribble. 

Itarboiiiller,  va,  lo  daub  ;  per- 
—  (se),  Dr.  lo  besmear,   slur. 
Rarboiiilleur.    se,  s.    dauber; 
Harbu,  e,  beardcd,       [sciibbler. 
Barbue,  sf.  brill. 
Rarcai'olle,  s/',  a  Vcnetian  bal- 
Bardane,  sf.   burdock.         [lad. 
Barde,  bard  ;  slice  of  bacon. 
Bardeau,  sm.  sbiogle. 
Barder,  va.  to  bard. 
Bardeur,  day-labourer. 
Bardis,  sm.  partition. 
Bardot,  small  roule;  drudge. 
Barge,  sf.  a  barge;  boat. 
Barguignasse,  sm.  hagiçling. 
Barguigner,  haggle,  wa-ver. 
Bargiiigiieur^  se,  S.  hagglei. 
JBaril,  sm.  barrel,  cask, 
Barïllage,  sm.  boltîing. 
Barrillee^  keg  ;  barrel. 
Bariolage,  medli'y  of  colours. 
Bariolé,  e,  spcckled. 
Barloiig,  ue,  (i,  longer  on  one 

side  Ihan  another. 
Raruabite,  sm.  baroabite. 
Barnacle,  sf.   sea-duck. 
Barocher,  vu.  to  daub. 
Baromètre,  sm .  barometer. 
Raroiuétrique,  2.  a,  —  trical. 
-Baron,  ne,  sm.    baron,    baion- 
Barounage,  baronage         [ness. 
Baronnet,  a  baronet. 
ISarounie,  barony. 
Baroque,  2.  a.  queer;  odd. 
BaroBCope,  sm.  baroscope. 
Barque,  sf.  a  bark. 
Barquerolle.  litlle  Sstiingboat. 
Bari*age,  sm.  paspaje-toll,  dam, 
Baprager,toil-galherer.[barrier. 
Barre,  sf.  a  bar;  spar;  crossbar; 

helm.  [wjers. 

Barreau,   sm.   bar;  court;    la- 
Barrer,  lia.  to  bar;  *  stcp;  knit 

fast;  erase. 
Barrette,  sf.  bonnet,  cap. 
Barricade,  barricade;    barrîer. 
Barricader,  vn.  tn  barricade. 
Barrière,  sf.  barrîer;  gale;  list. 
lEarrique.  hO-lfheat'. 

Barriquot,sm.  s-.mali  barrel,  keg. 


Bartavelle,    sf.   red    parlridgei 
Bas,  se,  a  low,  shallow,  base. 
Bas  fond,  sm.  Dat,  sballow. 

—  peuple,  [lopulace,  mob. 

—  relief,  bas=o  relievo. 
Bas,  sm.  a  stocking    hose. 
Bas,  ad.  down,  low.  [p^"^ 
Bas.   sm.    bollom;    foot;   lowei 
A  bas,  ad.  down. 

Eu  bas,  ad.   downward. 
l>à  bas,  ad.  yonder. 
Basalte,  sm.  basait.       [leather. 
BaKaMc ,    sf.    tanned  ;    sheep's 
Bas&né,  c,  a.  tawny,  sunbarnC 
liasbord.  sm.  Ihe  larlioard. 
Bascule,  s^.  swippe;  swioggate; 
Base,  lasis,  foundation.  [see-saw. 
Baser,  va.  to  seltle;  fix;   esta- 

blish  ;  ground. 
Basilic,  sm.  basilisk;  sweet  ba- 
Rasilicon,  —  con.  [sil. 

Basilique,  sf.  basilik. 
iiasin,  sm.  dimity. 
Basoclie,   sf.    tlîe    Company   of 

lawjers'    clerks    of    Ihe   parlia- 

meut  al  Paris. 
Basque,  sf.  skirt  of  a  coat. 
Basse,  Ihe  bass,  in  music. 
Basse    continue ,    a    thorongk 

—  taille,  countertenor.       [bass. 

—  de  wiole,  bass  viol. 
Rasse-coiir,  poullry  yard. 
Russe-fosse,  dungeon  [saîl, 
Rasse-voile,  tha   main  or  fore- 
ISasse-mer  sf.  (mar)    low-tide. 
Rassenieui,  ad.  low,  meanly. 
Russes,  pi.  .'hallows,  flats. 
Bassesse,   sf.    base    action;  vî* 

leness.  [slalura 

Rasset,  .sm.  terrier-dog  of  a  lof 
Rassette,  sf  a  basset,  a  gome. 
Rassiers,  sm.  pi.  flals  ;  heap  oi 

sands. 
Bassin,  sm.  basin;  pan;  scale. 
— ,  a  wpt  dock. 
Bassine,  sf.  wide  pan. 
Rassiner,  va.  10  warra  ;    balhe. 
Bassinet,    5m-    small    basin    uT 

pan  ;  onzzle  ;  pan  of  a  gun. 

—  (fleur),  butter  cup. 
Rassinoire,  sf.  warming-paa. 
Basson,  sm    'nas.'.oon. 
Basie,  '.id.  im.  be  it  so. 


oAT 

Rastc.  sm,  basto,  ace  of  clubs. 

Ilasiidc,  sm.  neat  country'seat 
(so  called  in  Provence), 

Bastille,  sf.  Ihe  Bastile. 

Uasiiiigiicr,  va.  (mar),  to  bar- 
ricade a  sbip  bj  means  of  net- 
l'mg. 

Rnstioii,  sm,  buiwark;  bastion. 

Raxtioiiiic,  e,  a.  bastioned. 

Rastoiïiiadc,  sf.  bastinado. 

Uastoiiiier,    va.    to    basiinade  ; 

Bât,  sm.  paki=add!e;  tail.  [cudgel. 

Rataille,  sf.  a  battle,  tight. 

Ratnillcr,  vn.   to  struggle  hard. 

Bataillon,  sm.  battalion. 

Bâtard,  e,  a.  s.  baslard;  mon- 

Râtardcaii,  sm.  a  dam,      [grel. 

Ratardièrc,  sf.  nursery. 

Bâtardise,  bastardy. 

■iatayoles,    sf.   pi.    iron    stan- 

Bateaii,  sJ7i.  beat.  [chions. 

Batelage,  trick,  fare. 

Râtelée,  sf.  fare,  boatful. 

Ratelet,  sm.  little  boat. 

Bateleur,  merry-andrew;  jug- 
gler;  mountebanck. 

Râtelier,  waterman. 

Rater,  va.  to  saddie  wili  a 
packsaddlBf  [saddles. 

Râtier ,    sm.    malier    of    pack- 

Ratifoler,  vn.  to  romp  ;   to  toy. 

Râiimeut,    sm.  building;   ship. 

Ratir,  vu.  to  *  buiid;  erecti 

Bâtisse,  sf.  the  building. 

Bâtisseur,  sm.  great  builder. 

Ratiste,  sf.  cambric,  lawn. 

Raton,  a.  stick,  staff,  cudgel. 

Bàtonner,  va.  to  cudgel  ",  score; 
cancel.  [bearer. 

Bâtonnier,    staff    man  ;     wand- 

Rattage,  thrashing  of  corn. 

Battant,  clapper;  folding;  bea- 

—  ting;  —  d''uu  pavillon,  si}t. 
Dy  beetle.  [staff. 

Batte,  sf.  paving,  beater,  churn- 
Ratiellenient,  sm.  bouse  ea\es. 
Battement,  sm.  beating;   clap- 

ping;  slamping;  shafUing. 
Batterie,  sf.  baltery  ;  squabble  ; 

—  de  cuisine,  kilchen  tackle. 
Baitenr,  se,  S.  beater,  Ihrasher. 
Batteur  dépave,  sm.  rambler. 

—  d'or,  gold-be«ter. 


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BEA 


Batteurs  d'estrade,  sCOUl 
Battoir,  battledore,  beetle. 
Battre,   va,  to  *  beat  ;  str 
batter. 

—  (se),  vr.  to*  fight.  [beare:;. 

—  (se-  faire),  10  *  get  on 'es  scf. 
Battre  Tostrade,  to  scour 

—  monnaie,  to  coin. 

—  le  blé,  10  lhra«b  corn. 

—  le  beurre,  to  rhurn. 

—  les  cartes,  lo  siiuffle. 

—  des  mains,  to  *  clap. 

—  de  Paile,  to  flap,  Butter. 

—  bien  du  pays,  to  travel  for. 

—  la  campagne,    to    speak    af 
random,  rave 

Baudet,  an  ass  ;  trestle. 
Baudrier,  shoulder  beîti 
Baudruche,    sf.    gold    beater'j 
Bauge,  sf.  mortar,  lair.      [sliin 
Baume,  sm.  halm  ;  balsam. 
Raumier,  balm-tree. 
Ravard,  e,  s.  babbler,  talkati\o, 
Bavardage,  sm.  prating,  gofe  [i. 
Bavarder,  vn,  to  prate. 
Bavarderie,  sf.  gossip,  chat. 
Bavaroise,    tea  sweetened    willi 
Bave,  g/".  s!aver,froth.  [capillaiti;. 
Raver,  1172,  to  slaver,  drivel. 
Bavette,  sf,  a  bib. 
Raveur,  se,  s.  slabberer. 
Raveuse  (chair),  s;f.  proudUe^h 
Bavoché,    e,    a.    rough  ;    dini 

ciumsy. 
Bavolet,  sm.  head-dresst 
Ravure,  sf.  seam,  beard  (In  cas 
Bayer,  vn.  to  gape.  [Ucg. 

Bayeur,  se,  s.  a.  gaper. 
Bazar,  sm.  bazar. 
Béant,  e,  a.  gaping;  openi 
Béat,  e,  s.  sanctimonious. 
Béatilicalion,  sf.  —  tion. 
Béatifier,  va.  to  beatify. 
Réatidipie,  2.  a.  béatifie. 
Réatilles,  sf.  til-bits  ;  giblets. 
Béatitude,  —  tude  ;  .^iliss. 
Bear-r  bel,  belle,  n.  fine  ;  hand- 

some;  béautifui  ;  fair. 
Beau-père,    syn.   falher-in-law. 
Beau-fils,  son-in-law. 

—  frère,  brother-in-law. 
Reaii,  sm,  excellence,  linenesf, 
Beaiicoiif  ,  ad,  mucb,  manj. 

3 


BEL 

Rcnii-pré,  sm.  bowsprit. 
Kt-nuié,  sf.  beauly;  finencss. 
I-  l'f,  sm.  bcak;  bill  ;  iiib. 
rv-c  d'aiguière,  gullet.     [berd. 
Kicc-dc*coi'1)iii,    pincers;    hal- 

—  «lo  lampe,  sockct  ;  burner. 

—  de  terre,  point. 

—  de  pliiiue,  nib. 

—  de  cigogiie  ou  bec  de  grue, 
stork  bill,  or  crane's-bill. 

Rec-dc-lièvre,  hare  lip. 
lîécnrre,  a  natural  in  music. 
):écasse,  sf.  ï:_'i  icock. 
Isêeusse  de  mer,  sea-ple.  [cock. 
Ctécasseau,  sm.  a  young  wood- 
Récussiue,  sf.  a  snipe. 
ncrngue,     sm.     becaffio;     fig 
lEécbamel,  cream  sauce. [pecker. 
ttêclie,  sf.  a  spade. 
tlêelier,  va.  lo  dig. 
riécliiqiie,  2.  a.  pectoral,  sloma- 
[:eci|uce,  tf.  tiiliru!.  [chic. 

livcqueter,  va.  to  *  peck,  pick 
Itcdaine,  sf.  paunch,  guts.  [up. 
Itedeau,  sm.  teadle,  verger. 
ICeffroi,  sm.  belfrj;    alarmbell. 
tCcgaieinent,  stammering. 
"ésayer,  v.  to  slammer,  *  lisp. 
nésiie,  2.  a.  s.  stamnaerer. 
IBéiïueule,  sf.  prude. 
ISégiiin,  sm.  biggin,  cap. 
tlégiiiuagc,  nunnery. 
Régiiiue,  sf.  nun. 
Bciguet,  a  fritter.  [booby. 

tiéjaiuae ,    sm.  young   bird  ;   a 
Bel,   a.  fine,    handsome. 
Bi^landre,  sf.  bilander,  a  small 

coasling  vessel. 
Itêlunt,  c,  a.  blealing. 
liêlcment,  sm.  blealing. 
l;êlor,  vn.  to  bleat. 
ccelette,  sf.  weasel. 
icelier,  ram;  aries;  batteringram. 
ISélilre,  sm.  a  scoundrel. 
n^^iladone,  beiladonna. 
Ileile,  sf.  a  handsome  woman. 
UL-llc-de-jour,  sf.  day-Iilj. 
nL-lle-de>uuii,  night-shade. 
It. 'Ile-mère,  sf.   molher-in-law. 
fit.'lle*fille,  sf.  daughter-in-law. 
lii'lle-sœur,  sisler-in-law. 
B.-Uigérant,  e,  belligerent. 
B.  lliqueiu,  se;  martial,  warlike. 


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BEU 


DelTéder,    sm.    a    turret;    ter» 

race  ;  belveder. 
Bémol,  a  Dat  in  music. 
Bémolisé,  e,  (I.  marked  with  a 

flal.  [meals. 

Bénédicité,  Sm,   grâce   before 
IBéiiédicliuik,  sf.  a  blessing, 
BéiiéHcc,  sm.  benefit,  living. 

—  simple,  sinécure.  [living 

—  à   charge  d'ames,    a  parisb 
Béiiéficeiicc,  s.  beneficence. 
Bénéricial,  c,  a.    belonging  te 

a  benPlice. 
Bénéficier,  sm.  incumbent. 
Bénéficier,  un.  to  profit  by. 
■Ipnct,  o.  S.  silly;  a  ninny. 
Bénévole,  2.  a.   kind  ;  friendly. 
BénignpuienI,  ad.  kindly. 
Bénignité,  sf.    —  ty,   gooduess. 
Bcniu,  m.   bénigne,  f,  a.  be- 

nign. 
Bénit,  c.  Béni,  e,  a.    blessed 

praised  ;  holy;  consecrated. 
Bénitier,  sm.  boly-waler  pot.' 
Bénir,  v(f.  to  bless,  praiso. 
Benjamin,  sm.    a    darling. 
Benjoin,  sm.  benjamin,  agura, 

benzain. 
Béquille,  sf.  a  crutch  ;  garden 

trowel.  [trowel. 

Béqniller,    vn.    to    dig    with  a 
Berberia,  sm.  bo  barberry. 
Bercail,  sm.  sheep-fold  ;  pale. 
Berce,  sm.  a  robin  red  breast. 
Berce,  sf,  a  cow  parsnep. 
Berceau,  cradle  ;  bower;  Tault; 

beginning. 
Bercer,  va.  to  rock,  amuse. 

—  (se),  iT.  to  flatter  one 's  self. 
Bergamote,  bergamot-pear  ;  es- 
sence, perrume. 
Berge,  high  beach,  barge. 
Berger,  S7n.  shepherd. 
Bergère,  sf.  shcphordess. 
— ,  sort  oT  easy  elbow-chair. 
Bergerie,  sheep-fold,  llock. 
Bergeronnette,  sf,  wagtail. 
Béril,  béryl. 
Bcric,  $f.  water  parsley. 
Berline,  a  berlin. 
Berlue,  sf,  dimness  of  sighl. 
Bernardin,  e,  ».  a.  Bernardiu  . 

friar  or  nuo. 


n[c 


35 


BU 


neriie,  sf.  (mar),  a  waii. 
liei'iiemeHl,  sm.    tossiog   in    a 

iilanket;  banter. 
iti-riicr,  va.  to  *  toss  in  a  blan- 

kel;  to  ridicule. 
iloi-nîcIe8,s/'.  JiLnothing;  fham. 
ISfsace,  sf.  a  wallet. 
iSi'Mucier,  sm.  beggar. 
IlL-saiit,  sm.  besant. 
Rcsiclea,  sf.  pi.  temple  glasses. 
Itpsognc,  work,  labour,  task, 
ifiesoj^uer,  vn.  to  work. 
Kc-suiii,  sm.  want,  nced,  lack. 
Bc'^tiitl.  e,  a.  beastly,  brutish. 
Resiinlcmeni,  ad.  beastlike. 
Ilcsliuiité,  sf.  beastliness. 
liosiiaiix,  sm.  pi.  caltle. 
Bestiole,  sf.  liltle  beast,  insect. 
Bc-stion,  sm.  wild  boasl. 
Itcta,  sm.  simplelon;  booby. 
Bétail,  catlle. 

Bête,  sf.  beaft,  brute,  hloch  head. 
Bête,  2,  a.  siliy. 
Stète  fauve,  wild  deer, 
Bciel,  sm.  bétel. 
Bêtement,  ad.  sillily. 
Bêtise,  slupidily,  folly,  nonsense. 
Keioiue,  bctony. 
Bette,  beet. 
Betterave,  beet  root. 
Beiigleiuent,  liellowing. 
Beugler,  vn.  to  bellow;  low. 
Beurre,  sm.  butter. 
Beurrée,  sf.  bread  and  butter. 
Beurrer,  va.  to  butter. 
Beurrier,  e,  S.  butter-seller. 
Bévue,  sf.  mistake,  blunder. 
Bcy,  sm.  bey. 
Bexoard,  sm.  bezoar-stone. 
Biais,  slope,  angle,  way,  bias. 
Biaiscmeiit,  fetch,  shift. 
Biaiser,  va.  to  sbufflc,  dodge. 
Biaiseur,  sm.  a  shurHer. 
Biberon,  ne,  s.  lippler;   suck- 
BiUle,  sf.  Kible.         [ling-bottle. 
"SJIiliographe,  sm.  —  pher. 
flibliograpliie,  sf.  —  pby. 
BIkliouiane,  sin.  bibliomaniri,. 
D<l>Uoina»ie,  sm.  biblioniania. 
Biltliuthéeaire,  sm.  librarian. 
Bibliothèque,  sf.  library. 
Bibus,  sm.  pallry  tbing. 
BicUe,  tf.  a  bind,  roe. 


vtîehon,  ne,  s.  lap-dog. 
Bicoque,  sf.  a  paltry  town. 
Billet,   sm.    pony;    tit,   joiner'» 
Riiluii,  a  can,  tin.  [bench. 

BicH,  good,  weallh  ;  beneljt.  [very. 
Bieu,  «fi.woll  right,  many,rauch, 
Bieii-ainié,  e,  a.  S.  beloved. 
Bieu-être,  sm.  comfort,  ease. 

—  loin,  very  far  off. 

—  loin  de,  nr.  so  far  from. 

—  que,  c.  althougb. 
Bicufaisauce,  sf.  beneficence. 

—  faisant,  e,  a.  libéral,  kind. 

—  fait,  sm..  favour,  benefit. 
Bienfaiteur,  beDcfactor. 
DJeufaitrice,  sf.  benefaciress. 
Bienheureux,  se,  a.  s.  blessed. 
Biennal,  o.  lasting  two  years. 
Bienséance,  sf.  decency,  con- 

■veniency.  [■venient. 

Bienséant,  e,  a.  décent,  con* 
Biens-fonds,  sm.  pi.  lands. 
Bientôt,  soon,  shortly. 
Bienveillance,     sf.     good-vill; 

bencvolence. 
Bieu-veuu,  e,  «.  welcome. 
Bien-venue,  sf.   entrance-mo- 

ney;  initiation;  garnish-iïioney  i 

haiipy  coniing. 
Bière,  béer;  coffîn. 
Bièire,  s??i.  a  beever. 
Bi^.z,  water-mill,  channel. 
Biffer,  va,  to  erase,  cancel. 
Biis.inie,  2.  a.  s.  twice  married, 
Bijiamie,  sf.  bigamy.  [bigamist. 
Bigarade,  a  sour  orange. 
Bigarreau,    sm,    redor   nhite, 

heartcd  cherry.  [\ariegate. 

Bigarrer,  va.   to   party-colour, 
Bigarrure,   sf.    variety    or   CO- 

leurs,  medley. 
Bigle,  sm.  a  beagle. 
— ,  2.  nr  s.  squiBt-eyed. 
Bigler,  vn.  to  squint. 
Bigorne,  sf.  an  anvil. 
Bigorneau,  sm.  little  anvil. 
Bi;coi-  e.  ii-  S.  a  biL:ot,  hypocrite 
âigoterie,  S;,  bigo'.r;; 
Bigiier,  va.  to  barter 
Bijou,  sm.  jewel ,  trinket  locket 

l'élit  bijou,  little  darliug. 
Bijouterie,  s/,  jewellery. 

Bijoutier,  am,  jeweileri 


BIS 


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nilan,  balance  fheel. 
nilbo(|iict,  sm.  a  ciip  and  bail. 
Mil»-,  sf.  choler,  bile,  gall. 

—  ,  (colère)  anjrer,  passion. 
ttilinire^  2.  0.  bilîous. 
nilicux,  se,  biliouf,  choleric. 
nill.  a  bill  in  parliament. 
Itillaril,  sm.  a  billiard-l.ible. 
J^illai-tler,  vil.  to  *  strike  a  bail 

twice. 
Billp.  sf.  billiard  baM,  packer's 

Mick,  rolling-pin.  [stick. 

«•lier,  va.  to  *  pack  with  a  pack- 
Billet,  sm.  note,  ticket,  billet, 

bill,  ballot. 
Billet-lilanc,  a  billet. 

—  de  lolcrie,  lotlery  ticket, 

—  doux,  love-lettcr. 

—  de  banque,  bank  note. 
RilleTcsée,  iddie  Irash.     [lions. 
Billion,    s)n.    a    thousand    mil- 
Ilillon,  bad  coin. 
Rillonuage,  debasing  the  coin. 
nillonner,  vn.   to  *  put  otî  bad 
Billot,  block  dog-yoke.         [coin. 
Binibelot,  a  t'y. 
Bimbeloterie,  sf.  toy-trade. 
Biinbelotier,  sw.  a  toyman. 
Binaire,  '2.  a.  binarj. 
Binage,  second  dclvîng, 
BiBicr,  va.  to  *  dig  again. 
Biuct.  sni.  a  sa^e-all. 
Biographe,  biographer. 
Biographie,  sf.  biography. 
Bipède,  2.  a.  Diped. 

Bique,  sf.  a  she-goat.  [gold. 

Biquet, sm.  a  kid  ;  scale  to  -neigh 
Biqucter,  va.  to  weîgh    money 

with  a  money-scale. 
Biribi,  Sm.  a  game  of  hazard. 
Bis,  e,  a.  brown. 
Bis,  int.  encore,  OTer  again. 
Bisaïeul,  sm.  great  grandfatber. 
Bisaïeule,  sf.  great   grand-mo- 
Risannuclle,  «.  biennial.  [iher. 
Bisbille,  sf.  quarrel,  discussion. 
Biscornu,  e,  (T.  ill-shaped,   odd, 
Biscuit  biscuit.  [queoi- 

Bise,  sf.  north-east  wind. 
Biseau,  sm.  basil,  be-vil. 
Biset,  sm.  stock-dove. 
Bisette,  sf.  narrow  lace. 
BiBmiHb,  Sm.  bismuth. 


BLA 

nison,  sm.  bison. 
Itisquains,  slieepskin. 
Risque,  sf.  bisk,  cullis,  odds. 
Rissac,  sm.  wallct. 
Rissextc,  bisse.\tile. 
Bistouri,  sm.  bistouri. 
Bistourner,  va.  to  t^vist  Ihe  ge* 

nitals  of  a  horse. 
Bistre,  sf.  bistre. 
RiKer,  tv).  to  bit  a  cable. 
Riiume.  sm.  bitumen, 
RilBsniineux,  se,  a.  —  nous. 
Bivalve,  a.  s.  bivaNuIar, 
Bivouac,  sm.  bivouac. 
Bizarre,  2.  a.  odd,  -nhimsical. 
Rizarrenicut,  ad.   ranla<-tically. 
Rizarrerie,   sf,    fantasticalaess 

oddness. 
Blafard,  e,  a.  wan,  pale. 
niaireau,  sm.  a  badger. 
Rlûuiabic,  2.  a.  blâmable. 
Illùme,  sm.  blâme,  censure. 
Rlànicr,   va.    to   blâme  ;    repri- 

mand.  [blank. 

Rlaeic ,   che ,   a.   wbite,    clean, 
Blanc,   a    mark   at   shooting  ;  "a 

break;  a  blank;  white  slice  of 

the  breast  of  a  fowl. 
RIanc,  -nhiting. 
Rlanc-bee,  a  noTice. 
Blanc-manger,    sm.    a    dainty 

difh.  [che. 

Rlanc-signé,    S)n.    carte-blan- 
Blanchaille,  sf.  young  fry. 
Blanchâtre,  2.  a  wLitish. 
Blanchenient,  ad.  cleanlj. 
Blancherie,  sf.  bleachfîeld'. 
Blancbct,  sm.  prinler's  blanket. 
Blancheur,  sf.  uhitcncss. 
Blanchiment,  sm.  bleacbing;  a 

wafh  for  sil-ver. 
Blanchir,  v.  to  whiten,  clear,  ' 

grow  grey;  blanch,  wash. 
—  an  soleil,  to  bleach. 
Blanchissage,    sm.    washirg 

whitening,  bleaching. 
Blanchissant,    f,    a.    ^N'blTi^L 

hoary.  [house 

HIanchisserie  ,    sf.    bleaching 
Blanchisseur,      sm.      ^hMilh 

bleacher.  [man 

Blanchisseuse,  sf.  washer-wo 
Biaaer,  V.  topall,deaâen. 


BOD 

Blason,    sm.    lieiaidry,    blazon, 

arnià. 
Blusonucr,  va.  to  blazon. 
ICIns|ihciua(ciir,  blasphémer. 
Blasphéiuatoii-e,  2.  a.  biasphe- 

mous. 
niusphAnie,  s)?i.  blasphemy. 
BZaspUénier,  v.  to  blasphème. 
Kialier,  sm.  corn-faclor.  [bolllc. 
fitlavel ,    corn-Dower,     or    biue- 
Blé  ou  bled,  corn,  wheat. 
Illvime,  2.  a.  wan,  paie. 
Rlcsscr,   va.   to  '  hurt,  wound. 

cEfend.  [ofTendcd. 

—  (se),   vr.   to  miscarry,  to  *  be 
Blessure,    sf.    wound  ',    bruise. 

injury. 
Blet,  e,  a.  half  rolten,  averripe. 
Blette,  sf.  blite. 
nieu,  c,  a.  s»i.  biue. 
Bleuâtre,  2.  a.  bluish. 
Bleuir,  va.  to  *  make  blue. 
Rliuder,  to  co'ver  with  blinds. 
Blindes,  sf.  pi.  blinds.      [lump. 
Bloc,  sm.  ragged  marbie,  blocl;, 
Blocage,  m.   ou   Blocaille,  f. 

rubbish,  shards. 
Blocus,  sm.  blockade. 
islond,  e,  a.  s.  fair,  flaxen. 
ISIond  ardent,   red  as  a  carrot. 
■tloudc,  sf.  blond  lace,  fair  wo- 
Blondïu,  sm.  a  beau.  [man. 

Blondir,  V7i.  to  *  grow  fair. 
Blondissant,    aute,  a.    golden 

yellawish. 
Bloquer,  va   to  block  up,  £11  up. 
Blot,  sm.  log-line. 
Blottir,  se  blottir,  to  lay  squat. 
Ulouscr,  va.  to  *  tbrow  a  bail 

into  the  hazard. 
~-  se    blouser,    to    fall    into   a 

mistake.  [cornflower, 

Bluet,    sni.    a    blue-bottle,    or 
Bluelle,  sf.  liltle  spark. 
Bluteau,  sm.  a  boiter 
Bluter,  va.  to  boit,  sift. 
Bliitcrie,  sf.  bolling-room. 
Blutoir,  sm.  a  boiter;  sie\e. 
Boa,  sm.  boa  a  sort  of  serpent. 
itoiièche,  sf.  clandlestick-socket. 
Roliine,  a  bobbin. 
Bouiiicr,  V0-.  to  wind  silk,  etc. 
BuJtûtuuses,  s.  pi.  wiuders. 


'  BOM 

Bolio,  sm.  small  oilment  hcitr 
Itocagc,  a  grove,  thicket. 
ISocai,  sm.  a  jug. 
ICodiuc,  sf.  keol  of  a  ship. 
BuL-uf,  sm.  an  ox,  beef. 
Btsjuf  à  la  mode,  a  la  modebeoî. 
Bo;i;ue,    sf.    the    rough     piicklj 

schell  of  chestnuts,  husk. 
Bogue,  sm.  sort  of  sea  fish. 
Bohémien,  ne,  s.  a  gipsy. 
Boii'c,    lin.    to    *    drink,    soa!: . 

blot.  [alTroi)'. 

Boire,    to    *    put    up    witU    ai 
— ,  sm.  drink,  drinking. 
Bïtîs,  wood  ;  deer's  horns. 
<:)^llis,  a  copse. 

—  iv  4-hur|iente,  timber. 

—  de  lit,  a  bedstead,  [wood. 
Buis   de  teinture,  sm.   dying.. 
Boisage,  tirabcr  nainscot. 
Boisé,  e,  wainscotted,  wooded 
Boiser,  va.  to  wainscot. 
Boiserie,  sf.  wainscot. 
Boiseux,  se,  a.  woody. 
Boisseau,  a.  bushel. 
Boissclier,  sm.  a  turner. 
Boisson,  sf.  drink. 

Buiio,  lillime  to  drink  new  winc. 
Boite,  a  Lox. 

—  de  tuontre,  watch  case. 

—  de  presse,  hûse* 

—  ù  fusil,  tinder-box. 

—  à  poudre,  powder-box. 
Boitement,  sm.  balling. 
Boiter,  vil.  to  *  go  lame,  limp. 
Boiteux,  se,  a.  S,  lame  cripple, 

limping. 
Boitier ,    S7n.    suageon's    case  ; 

box  of  jewels;  case  maker. 
Bel  ou  Bolus,  a  bolus.  [niât. 
Bol  d'Arménie,  bote  ammO' 
Bouïbance,  sf.  riot,  junketing 
Bomliarde,a  bombard,  gunboat. 
Bombardement,   S7n.  bombar* 

dment. 
Bombarder,  va.  to  bombard. 
Bombardier,  sm.  —  dier. 
Bombasin,  bombazin. 
Bombe,  sf.  a  bomb. 
Bombé,  e,  a.  curved.  [condexity. 
irombement,  sm.  bunching  out,^ 
Etomlii,r,  va.  to  ETvell,  bulge. 
Bomerie,  sf.  (ma)  botlomrj. 


BOR 


38 


BOT 


Bon,   stn.    promise,   acceplance, 

tonus,  good. 
Bon,  lie,  n.   good,  kind,  brave, 

skilful,  excellent. 
Bon  air,  good  lucii,  trrace. 
Bon  mot,  sm.  witiicism,  jest. 
Bon  !  int.  pshaw  1 
— ,  sm.  good,  cicar,  the  cream. 
■ — ,  ne,  5/".  dear,  honoy. 
— ,  ad.  weJl. 

Bonace,  sf.  calm,  quictness 
Bonasse,  2.  a.  siiiily  goodnafu- 

tured.  '      [tmeats. 

BoubounSère,  sf.  box  for  swee- 
Bonlion,  sm.  dainlies. 
Bond,    rebound  ;    gambol  ;   skip. 
Boude,    sf.    sluicc  ,    flood-gale; 

bung,  bung-hole. 
Boudir,  un.  to  frisk,  rebound. 
Bondissant,  e,  a.  skipping. 
B«udisscnient,  sm.  l'risking. 
—  de  cœisr,  a  rising  oï  the  sto- 

mach.  [hole. 

Boiidon,    bung,    stopple,    ming- 
Boudouuer,  va.  lo  bung,  ?top. 
Bondounicrc,  sf.  COOper's  tooi. 
Bondrée,  a  bird  of  prey. 
Bonheur,    sm.  happiness,  good 

luck,  blesfing. 
Bonhomie,  sf.  good  nature. 
Bonification,  sf.  improvement. 
Bonifier,  va.  to  impro'^e.   [ning. 
Bonjour,   good  day,   good  njor- 
Bouiie,  nur-scTy-maid. 
Bonne  fortune, good  adventure; 

lady's  l'a-vors. 
Boniteuu,  sm.  buoy.       [simply. 
Bonnement,  ad.  honcstly,  ncll, 
Bonuet,  sm.  a  cap,  bonnet,  [ing. 
Bonnctadc,  sf,  capping,  cring- 
Rounetcr,  va.  to  *  cape  cringe, 
Bonneterie,    sf.    hosier's    busi- 
ness, hosiery. 
Bonncleur,  sm.  sliarper. 
Bonnetier,  cap-maker,  hosier. 
Rouiictte,  sf,  a  bonnet  of  a  sail. 
Roii-soir,  good  night. 
Bonté,  goodness,  kiudnesSf 
Bonze,  sm.  bonze* 
Uoquet,  scoop. 

Borax,  borax  [the  entrails. 

Borborygme,  sm.   rumbling  in 
Bord,  edge,  brini,  brink,  stiore. 


Bord  à  bord,  ad,  level,  even, 
Rord  (navire),  sbipboard.    [with. 
Rordage,  side   planks  of  a  sbip 
Rorduyer,  vn.  to  tack,  .çail. 
Borde,  sm.  bem,  lace. 
Bordée,  sf.  broadside,  tack. 
Border  va.  to  edge,  to  border, 

lace,tuck. 
Bordereau,  sm.   note,  acconnt, 
Bordure,  sf.  Trame,  edge  border. 
Boréal,  e,  a.  norlliern. 
Rorée,  sm.  north  wind, 
Rorgne,  2.  a.  one-pyed. 
Korgue,  sm.  one-eyed  man. 
Bornage,  sm.  setting  bounds. 
Borne,     sf,   a     bound  ;    ]imit; 

mile-stone  ;  post.  [narrow. 

Rornc,    e    a.    shallow,    sraall , 
Borner,   va.    to    bound,    limit, 

confine,  end.  [bounds. 

—  (se),    ur.    to    '  keep    wilhin. 
Bornajer,    va.    to    look  over  a 

surface  with  one  eye. 
Bosquet,  thicket,  grove. 
Bossage,  cmiiossment. 
Bosse,  sf.   bunch  on  the  body'; 

ri'iievo  ;  bruisse;  lump. 
Bossclage,    gm.  a  relievo  ;  em- 

bossing.  [emboss. 

Bosseler,  va.  to  work  in  relievo 
Bosselure,  sf.  crimpling. 
Uossemun,  S)?!,  boalswain. 
isosser,  va,  to  stopper. 
Kossette,  sf.  bridle-stud,  boss* 
Bossu,  e,  a.  s.  hunch-backed. 
Rossuer,  va.  to  bruise,  batler. 
Bot,  S7n.  a  boat. 
Bot,  pied  bot,  lame  of  one  foot. 
Botanique,  sf.  botany. 
— ,  2.  a.  botanic,  botanical. 
Botaniste,  sm.  botanist. 
Rotanologîe,  sf.  botanology. 
Botte,  bool;  bunch;  Ihrust;  bcttle. 
Bottelage,  sm.  botling  of  hny. 
Bottcler,  va.  to  bottle  hay,  tiuss. 
Botti^leur,  sm.  hay  trusser. 
Botter,  va.  *  make  boois,  '  put 

boots  on. 

—  (se),  vr.  to  •  put  one 's  boots 
on,  to  clog  one's  shoes. 

Bottes,  pi.  clods  of  dirt. 
Bottier,  sm.  a  bootniaker. 
Bottine,  sf,  boot,  buskin. 


BOU 

Bouc,  stn.  he-goat. 
Boucan,  sm.  a  drying  but. 
Boucaner',  va.  lo  smoke,  dry  by 
— ,  to  hunt  oxen.  [smoke. 

Boucanier,  sin.  huccaneer. 
Boucassin,  bocasine. 
Boucaut,  a  kind  of  hogshend. 
Bouche,  sf.  the  niouth,  \ictuals. 
Bouchée,  mouthfui,  morsel. 
Boucher,  va.  to*  stop  up,*shut. 
Boucher,  sm.  a  butcher. 
Bouchère,  sf.  butcher-woman. 
Boucherie,  shambles,  bulthery. 
Bouche-trou,  sm.  stop-gap. 
Boucheture,  fence,  enclosure. 
Bouchoir,  lîd  of  an  oven. 
Bouchon,  stopple,  cork,  bush. 
Bouchonner,  va.  to  rub  wilh  a 

wisp,  riimple. 
Boucle,    sf.    buckle;    knocker  ; 
— d'oreille, ear-ring.  [curi;  rmg. 
Boucler,  l'a.  to  *  buckle  ;  *  ring  ; 

to  curl,  block  up. 
Bouclier,  sm.  buckler,  shield. 
Boucon,  sm.  poison. 
Bouder,  V)i.  lo  pont,  sulk. 
Bouderie,  sf.  pouting.—  Ils  ont 

toujours  quelque  bouderie, 

they  are  always  wrangling.  [len. 
Boudeur,  se,  s.  who  pouts  ;  sul- 
Boudiii,  sm.  black-pudding. 
Boudiné,  sf.  mîddle  knot  in  a 

glass  pane. 
Boudiiiière,  s^.  a  Mtlle  Tunnel. 
Boudoir,  sm.  a  closet  boudoir. 
Boue,  sf.  dirt,  matten,  mud. 
Bouce,  a  buoy.  [gei*. 

Boucur,  sm.  dustman;   scaven- 
Boueux,  Be,  «.  muddy.  miry. 
Bouffant,  e,  puffing. 
Bouffe,  sm.  italian  buffoon. 
Bouffée,  sf.  paff;   blast;    slight 

fit.  [lenly  angry. 

Bouffer,  va.   to   puff;  *  be  sul- 
Bouffette,  sf.  ear-knot  of  narrow 

ribhon. 
Bouffir,  va.  to  bloat,  •  puff  up. 
BouTCssure,  sf.    swelling,   tur- 

gcncy. 
Bouffon,  ne,  a.  s.  jocose  ;  buf- 

foon. 
Bouffonuer,  va.  to  droll  ;  jest. 
Bouffouuerie«  $f.  bulfooner}. 


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BOU 


Bong«,  sm.  a  lodge,  the  middla 

of  a  cask,  dirty  hole. 
Bougeoir,  flat,  wax-canarestick. 
Bouger,  vn.  to  budge,  stir. 
Bonnette,  sf.  budget,  or  hag. 
Bougie,  a  wax-candle  ;  bougie. 
Baiigiur,  va.  to  sear  wilh  a  wax- 
candle.  [b).'. 
Bougonner, un.  to  mutter  gi-jûa- 
Boiigrnii,  sm.  buckram. 
Bouillant,  e,  a.  hot,  hasty. 
Bouilli,  sm.  boiled  méat. 
Bouillie,  sf.  pap. 
Bouillir,  vn.  to  boil,  work. 
Bouilloire,  sf.  boilcr,  keltle. 
Bouillon,    sm.    broth;    gust    of 

passion  ;  seething  up;  puff;  buLi- 

ble  :  irolh.  [plant. 

Buuillon-blanc,      mullein      (a 
Bouillonnement,  buLbIing  up, 

ebullition.  [gust  oui. 

Bouillonner,  vn.  to  bubble  up, 
Boulanger,  sm.  a  baker. 
Boulangère,  sf.  bakeress. 
noulangerie,baking,bal>ehouse. 
Boule,  a  bowl,  bail. 
Bouleau,  sm.  birch-tree. 
Boulet,  sm.  a  buliet,  bail. 
Boulette,  sf.  bail,  pellet. 
Boulevard,  sm.  bulwark. 
Bouleversemeut,      overtk::>i 

disorder. 
Bouleverser,  va.io  'cverthrow. 
Boulimie,  sf.  bulimy,  hunger. 
Boulin,  sm-  pigeon 's  cove;  pu- 

llock,  scaffolding  pôle. 
Bouline,  sf.  bowline,  tack. 
Boviliuer,  vn.to  lack  about,fhifi. 
Boulingrin,         bowling-green 

grass-plot. 
Boulinier,   a.  ship  that  *  goo 

wilh  a  side  wind. 
Boulon,  iron  pin,  sarcn-boll. 
Boulonner,  V'1.  lo  fasten  ;    boit 
Bouquet,  sm.  a  nosegay,  posv. 
Bouquclicr,  a  flow'cr-pot. 
Bouquetière,  sf.  flower-girl. 
Bouquetin,  sm.  wild  goal. 
Bouquin,  old  lie-goat;  Icclicr. 
— ,  old  book.  [brooks  :  to  cflu| 'p. 
Bouquiner,  vn.  to  hunt  aftcr  ii  d 
Bouquiuerîe,  sf.  a  hcap  of  0  d 

books. 


BOU 


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Roiiqiiineiir,  am.  book-worm. 
■bouquiniste,  oM  books  dealer. 
I^ouraraii,  barracaE. 
liuui-nsquc,  sf,  suddin  storm. 
E!uufl>e,  mud,  mire. 
Xuui'bcux,  se,  a.  mtiddy,  miry. 
«ourliior,  sm.  slough,  luiie. 
l?f>iii*billon.  core. 
F?our<Ie.  sf.  sham,  fib.  fim. 
Ifourdiliou,  sjn.  clefl  wood. 
tloiu-flou,  droit,  staff. 
iruui-i9oBiiiaii<,  e,  a.  buzzing. 
iruui'douiiemout,    sni.    bum- 

min?,  IjuzzÎDg,  murmuring. 
fîoiiriloiiucr,  V7i.  to  hum  niut- 
ÏSourg,  lorough.         [ter;buzz. 
Ituurgade,  sf.  little  lown. 
nourgeois,  e,  burgess ,  citizen; 

comnioncr. 
ltf>urs;eoïseiuc»t,  ad.  plainly. 
Ituui'gcoisic,  sf.  cilizensbip. 
Rourgcoii,  sni.  a  bud. 
ISuurgcoiiner ,    vil.    tO    bud,    * 

-hoot,  pimple. 
Itourguiestre,.;»!.  burgomasler. 
Roiirraolie,  borage. 
Itoui-rnde.  beating,  snap. 
IN>iirre.  wad,  cow's  haïr. 
lEoiirreau.  sm.  executioner,  tor- 

mentor. 
ISourréc,  sf.  chal-wood. 
Itouri'ée  (dause),  a  boree. 
Rourrelcr,  va.  to  torment,  lack, 

sling. 
Roiirrelet,  S}7ï.  a  pad,  hood. 
I«;>urrelicr,  harness-maker. 
B  .:irreilei'ie,  sf.  harness-mak. 
uuurrer,   va.   to   pad;    eram  ; 

aluipe,  stuff. 
Koui-riche,  s/",  basket. 
Ro:ii'riqne,  sf-  ass,  ass's  coll. 
Uuui-riquei,  s»i.  barrow  ;  ass's 

coït. 
Rourrn,  c,  a.  morose,  cross. 
iiourse,  sf.  purse,  pod;  excban- 

gp,  ve'icle,  bag. 
lîoursicr.  sm.  treasurer,  burser. 
Roiii'SOBi,  sm.  fob. 
I?0{irsour£lage.$7>?.Boursoiif-> 

.Inre,  «/■.  swelling,   pomposily. 
notii-HourOcr,    t'a.    lo    bloal,   , 

ïîciise,  sf.  cow's  dung. 


BRA 

Bonsillage,  sm,   a  mud   w»ll; 

dabljling. 
Bousiller,   va.  '  make    a    mud 

wall,  (o  spoi!  a  work.    [dabbler. 
Itousillciir,  sm.  m  jd-waller,  or 
Boussole,  sf.  compass,  guide. 
Bout,  sm.  end,  iip,  nipple. 
Bout  d''aile,  sni.  pinion.  [scrag. 
Bout  saigueux,  neek  of  mullon, 
Boutade, «/■.  freak,  nhim;  spurt. 
Boule,  sf.  ma.  cask.  bucket. 
Boute-eu-lrain ,     sm.     decoy- 

bird,  nierry  companion. 
Boute-feu,    gunner;     linstock; 

incendiary,  firebrand.       [thrifl. 
Boute-tout-cuîre,sm.  aspend- 
Bouteiile,  sf.  a  bottle  bubble. 
Bouteillei-,  sm.  butle.r. 
Bouterole,  sf.  chape  of  a  scab- 
Boutcr,  va.  to  *  put.  [bard. 

Boiiiiquc-s/'.  shop;  implements, 

slall,  trunk. 
Boutiquier,  S/Î7.  sbopkeeper. 
Boutoir,  snout,  bullress. 
Bouton,  bulton  ;  bud,  pimple.. 
Boutonner,  va.  to  butlOD  ;  bud, 

*  break  out.  [king. 

Boutouuerie,  sf.    butlon,    ma- 
Boutonnier,  S711 .  button-maker. 
Boutonnière,  Sf.  buttOU-hole. 
Bouts  rimes,  j)(.  rhymes. 
Bouture,  slip  of  a  tree. 
Bouvcau,  sm.  stirk. 
Bouvcrie,  sf.  a  cow-house. 
Bouvet,  sm.  a  plane. 
Bouvier,  c,  s.  cowhcrd,  cIowSi 
Bouvillon,  sm.  bullock. 
Bouvreuil,  bullfinch. 
Bo,«uu,  a  gut,  bowel,  hose, 
Bojaudier,  sm.  catgut-makei. 
Bracelet,  a  bracelet. 
Brai?l>ial,  e,  a.  brachial. 
Bracliniaiie,  stn.  bramin. 
Braconner,  va.  to  poach. 
Braconnier,  S7n.  a  poaclier. 
Brague,  sf.  ma.  span,  breeching 

of  a  giin. 
Brai,  pilch  and  tar  mixi. 
Braie,  sf.  Dursery-linen.       [as=, 
Braieuient,  sm.  biaying  of  an 
Braillard,  c,  a.  S.  bratiling. 
Hraillcr.tn.tO  bawl. 
Braillcur,  se,  s.  bawler,  scold. 


BUA 

Braire,  V7i.  to  bray  as  an  ass. 
Braise,  sf.  \ne  coal  ;  small  coaU 
Rraisicr,  sm.  brazier. 
lirnuier,  vn.  to  bell  (as  a  stag). 
Iti'iiii,  coarsest  bran. 
I>raucard.  sm.  a  iitler,  shaft  of 

a  coach  ;  hand-barrow. 
Rrnucliagc,  branches,  boughs. 
liruuche,  sf.  branch,  bougb. 
Brancher,  va.  *  lo  hang  on  a 
—  ,  vn.  to  perch.  [tree. 

Braiicliici^,  sf.  pi.  gills. 
Hrnncbu.  e,  n.  branchy. 
Braaadevîii,s»î.  brandy. 
BraudcTMiicr,  e,  s,  sutler. 
Brantlilleincut,  sm.  swinging. 
Braudillcr,U(Z.  to  swing,  seesaw, 
Braudilloire,  sf.  a  swing,  [sway. 
Brandir,  va.  to  brandish. 
Brandon,  sm.  a  firebrand  ;  wisp 

of  straw,  [ring. 

Branlant,  e,  a.  sbaling,  tottc- 
Branle,  S))!,  jogging;  hammock. 
Braillement,  jogging  ;  motion, 

pushing.  [ver,  totter,  mo've. 
Branler,  IL  to  jog;  *  shake  ;  wa- 
Branloire,  sf.  swing;  see-saw. 
Braque,  s>n.  a.  setting-dog. 
Braqueniart,  a.  cutlass.  [non. 
Braqnemeut,  pointing  a  can- 
Braquer,   va.    to    point   direct, 

turn. 
Bras,   sm.   arm,    claw,   sconce, 
Braser,  va.  (o  solder,     [liandie. 
Brasier,  sm.  coal-fire;  pan  for 
Brasillcr,  va.  to  broil.      [coais. 
Brassage,  SOI.  stirring,  brewing. 
Brassart,  brassets;  bracers* 
Brasse,  sf.  a  fathom. 
Brassée,  armful. 
Brpsscr,  la.  brew,  mix;  devise. 
Brasserie,  sf.  a  brewhouse. 
Brasseur,  se,  s.  a  brewer. 
Brassières,  sf.  cliild's  stays. 
Brassiu,  sm.  masti-tub. 
Brasure,  sf.  soldering. 
BravacUe  ,  a  swaggerer,  t)ully. 
Bravade,  sf,  bravado. 
Brave,  2.  a,  s.  brave,  gallant. 
Bravement,  ad.  stouïly,  finely. 
Braver,  va.  to  brave,  defy. 
Braverie,  sf.  Bnery. 
Bravo,  int.  well,  bravo. 


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BRI 


Bravoure,  valour.  courage. 

Brayer,  va.  to  pitch. 

Brayer,  sm.  a  truss. 

Brebis,  sf.  a  sheep,  ewe. 

Brèche,  breacb  ;  gap,  notch. 

Brèchedeut,  2.  a.  s.  gap  too- 
iLed. 

Bredi-hrcda,  hurriedly,  hastily. 

Bredouille,  sf.  lurch,  backgam- 
mon.  [ring. 

Bredouillemcnt,  sm.  stamme- 

Bredouiller,  vn.  to  stamraer. 

Bredouilleur,8e,s..stammerer. 

Bref,  ve,  a.  brief,  short. 

— ,  ad.  in  short,  sliortly. 

— ,  sm.  brief,  calendar. 

Bréliaigne,  2.  a.  barren. 

Brcland,  sm.  a  gaming-house. 

— ,  sort  of  game  at  cards. 

Brel.indicr,  sm.  a  gamester. 

Brelle,  sf.  a  raft. 

Breloque,  a  gewgaw,  toy. 

Brème,  a.  bream  (fish). 

Brésil,  sm.  Brazi!  w-ood. 

Brésillcr,  va.  to  '  eut  small,  te 
dye  wilh  Brazil  wood. 

Bretailler,  vn.  to  tilt. 

Brelailleur,  sm.  tilfer,bul]y. 

Bretauder,  va.  toi  *  crop. 

Bretelle,  sf.  strap  ;  braces, 

Brette,  a  rapier. 

BreUeur,  sm.  a  bujiy,  hector, 

Brelturc,  sf.  teeth  of  tools. 

Brcuil,  sm.  copse.       [beverage. 

Breuvage,  drink,  potion,  drench. 

Brève,  a.  short  syliable. 

Brevet,  sm.  warraat,  commis- 
sion, indenture. 

Breveter,  va.  to  patent. 

Bréviaire,  sm.  breviary. 

Brille,  sf.  a  scrap,  lurap. 

Bric  à  lirac,  sm,.  odds  and  ondï. 

Bricole,  breast,  band. 

Bricoler,  vn.  to  toss  sideways. 

Bride,  sf.  bridie,  stay,  loop. 

Brider,  va.  to  bridie,  bind. 

BrSdou,  a  snafûe,  a  liit. 

Brief,  ve,  a.  quick,  short. 

Brièvement,  ad.  brieBy. 

Brièveté,  sf.  brevity,  shortness. 

Brigade,  sf,  brigade,  troop. 

Brigadier,  .s;>i.  brigadier. 

Brigand,  higbwayman,  ruffiaa. 


BRO 

Brigandage,  robbery. 
Brigaiitiu,  sm,  brigantinei 
Brigiiolcs,  sf.  jil.  prunes. 
Brigue,  sf.  solicilation,  cabal. 
Briguer,  va.  to  solicit,  sue. 
Brillant,  e,  n.  shining,  bright. 
— ,  sm.    brightness;   a  brilliant. 
Brillautcr,  i;a.  lo*cut  in  facets. 
Briller,  un.  to  *  shine  ,  sparkie, 

gliUcr. 
Brimbale,  sf.  pump-handie. 
Brimborions ,  â7?i.  j>^  baubles, 

loys. 
Brin,  sm.  bit;  sprig;  ?!ip;  stick. 
Briu  à  brin,  ad.  bit  bj  bit. 
Brioche,  briosb,  blunder. 
Brîon,  sm.  moss  on  trees. 
Brique,  sf.  a  brick. 
Briquet,  sm.  steel,  tender-box. 
Briqtictnge,  brickwork.       [liki?. 
BrîqHeter,  va.  to  *  make  brick- 
Briqueterie,  sf.  brick-kiin. 
Briqueticr,  sm.  brick-maker. 
Bris,  ureck,  breaking  open. 
Brisants,  sm-  pi.  breakers. 
Brise,  sf>  a  breeze. 
Brisées,  s/'. pi.  tracksin  hunting. 
Brise-cou,  narrow  staircase. 
Brise— fer,    s^n.    a    very    sirong 
Brise-glace,  sterling,      [fellow. 
Brise-vent,  shelter,  screen. 
Brisement,  dasbing;  rcnding. 
Briser,   un.  to  *  break;  '  split; 

dasb;  bruise;  *  rend;   destroy; 

*  fall  out. 
Briser  (se),  «r.  *  break;   crush. 
Briscnr,  sm.  brcaker. 
Brisoir,  a  brake  for  flax. 
Brisure,  sf.  fracture. 
Britannique,  2.  a.  Hrilisb. 
Broc,  sm.  ,iug,  can. 
Brocanter,  va.    (o  deal    in  old 
Brocanteur,  s.abroker,  [goods. 
Brocard,  sm.  taunt;  brûcket. 
Brocarder,  vn.   tolaunt;  *  nip. 
Brocardeiir,  se,  S.  a    taunter. 
Broccoli,  sm.  brocooli. 
Bpocbe,s/".  spit  ;  knittingneedle; 

faucet;  stick;  peg. 
Brochée,  spit-full. 
Brocher,  va.   to  *  knit,  stitch, 

nai!;*doin  ahurry;*slick;pa«le. 
Drociaes,   tusks  ot'  a  wild  boar. 


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BRO 


Brochet,  sm.  pike,  jack. 
Brochcter,  va.    lo  skewer. 
Brochclon,  a  small  pike. 
Brochette,  sf.  a  skewer. 
Brocheur,  se,  j.  st'tcher. 
Brochoir,  sm.  smilU's  sliocing 

bammer. 
Bi'ochure,  sf.  a  pamphlet. 
Brodé,     e,    a.    enibroidcred  ; 

streaked. 
Brodequin,  sm.  buskîn  ;  bool. 
Broder,   va.  to  cmbroider,  era- 

belliFh. 
Jtroderie,  sf.  embroidery. 
Brodeur,  se,  s.  erabroiderer. 
Broie,  sf.  a  brakc  for  flax. 
Broiement,  Sm.  crushing. 
Brouchade,  sf.  stumbling. 
Broncliement,    syn.    failure. 
Brancher,  va.  to  slumble;  '  Irip. 
Bronchial.  e.  a.  bronchial. 
.  Broiichotomie,  sf.  —  temy. 
Bronze,  2.  S    bronze,  brass. 
Bronzer,  va.  to  bronze,  tan. 
Broquettc,  sf.  lack,  nail. 
Brosse,  a  brush,  pencil. 
Brosser,  va.  to  brush. 
Brossier,  sm.  a  brush-maker. 
Brou,  sm.  shell  ofalmondSjbusk. 
Brouet,  sm.  thin  broth. 
Brouette, «/■.  wheel-barrow.[row. 
Brouetter, ua.to  wbeelina  bar- 
Brouettier  ,     sm.      wheel  -  bar- 
Brouhaha,  hubbub,      [rowman. 
Brouillamini,  botcb-potch. 
Brouillard,  mist  ;  daj-lmok;  fog. 
Brouiller,  va.  to   fhiiffle,  *  mix 

togelher,     embroil,      pcrplex, 

jumble,*   set  at  variance. 
—  (se),  tir.   quarrel,  get  cloudy 
Brouillerio,  sf.  broil,   quarrel. 
Brouillon,  sm,  foui  copy  ;  day- 

book  ;   meddicr. 
Brouillon,  ne,   a.  S.  shuffling, 
Brouir,  va.  to  hlast.  [busy-bodj. 
Brouissure,  sf.  bligbt,  blast. 
Broussailles,     sf.    bramblcs  , 

bushes. 
Broussin,  sm..  excrescence. 
Brouter,  va.  to  browse,  graze. 
Broutilles,  sf,  sprigs,  trifles. 
Broyer,  va.    to  '  grind,  pnund. 
Broyeur,  -siii.  grinder.       [brayi 


BUC 

Broyon,  brayer. 
Bru,  */.  daughter  in  Uw. 
Bruaut,  sni.  yellow  hammer. 
Bruguoii,  a.  nectarine. 
Bruine,  sf.  rime;  hoar  Trost. 
Bruiner,  t)?i.  to  drizzle. 
Bruire,  to  roar,  rustle. 
Bruissement,  sm.  roarins^. 
Bruit,   a    noise,  report,  uproar, 

quarrei,  famé. 
Brûlant,  e ,  a.    burning,   bot, 

scorching,  scalding. 
Brûle-tout,  sm.  savc-all. 
Brûler,   va.   to   *  Lurn,  scorch, 
Brûleur,  sm.  incendiary.  [blast. 
Brûlot,  a  fire  ship. 
Brûlure,  sf.  a  burning,  blast. 
Brumal,  e,  u,  winteriy. 
Brume,  sf.  fog  mist. 
Brumeux,    se,  a.  foggy.  misty. 
Brun,  e,  brown,  dusliy,  darl;. 
— ,  e,  brown  manor  woman.  [ken. 
brunir,  V.  to  burnisb,  tan,   dar- 
Brunissage,  sm.  burnisiiing. 
Brunisseur,  a.  burnisiier. 
Brunissoir,  burnîshing-stick. 
Bruiiîssure,   sf.  polisiiing. 
Brusque,  2.  a.   blunt;   abrupt. 
Brusquement,     ad.      bluntly; 

hastily,  suddenly. 
Brusquer,  va.  to  prccipitate. 
Brusquerie,  sf.  rudeness. 
Brut,  e,  a.  rough;   brute;  raw. 
Brutal,  e,  brutish,  rude. 
— ,  SOT.  churl  ;  brute. 
Brutalement,  ad.  rudely,  clow- 

nishly. 
Brutaliser,  va.  to  use  rougbiy. 
Brutalité,  .'i^.  —  lity 
Brute,  a.  S.  brute,   brutisb. 
Bruyamment,  ad.  noisily. 
Bruyant,  e,  a.   clamorous,  roa- 
Bruyère,  sf.  healh.  [ring. 

Buanderie,  a  wash-bouse. 
Buandiére,    a    wafber-woman. 
Bube,  a.  pimple,  blister. 
BuIjoH,  sm.  bubo,  blotcb. 
Bueeulanre,  sm.  bucentaur. 
Btacépbale,  Bucephalus.  [block. 
Bûche,  sf.  billet,  ijiockhead,  log. 
Bûcher,   sm.  wood-pile,  wood- 

house,  funeral  pile. 
— ,  va,  to  fell  vood. 


43 


BYS 


Bûcheron,  im.  Goodman. 
Bûchette,  sf.  small  log. 
Bucolique,  a.  bucolic,  rural. 
Buffet,  sm.    buffet,    side-board, 

set  of  plate  ;  case. 
Biirne,  biiffalo,  liuff-skin. 
Bufnoterle,s/'.  bellsoFa  soldier, 
Bufflelin,  a  young  buETalo. 
Bugle,  sf.  bugle. 
Buglose,  hugloss. 
Buis,  sm.  box,  box-tree. 
Buisson,  sm.  busb,  thickct. 
Buîssouuicre    (école),    sf.   tQ 

play  the  truant. 
Bulbe,  sf.  a  scallion. 
Bulbeux,  se,  a.  Lulbous. 
Bulle,  sf.  bubble;  bull. 
Bulletin,  S7n.   ballot,  certincata 

of  heaith,  tbickef. 
Bnnette,  sf.  a  hedge-f  parrow 
Buraliste,  a.  cicrk. 
Bure,coarseclolh,shariora  mine. 
Bureau,    sm.  office  ;  law-court; 

factory  ;  desk. 
Burette,  sf.  cruet  for  ail. 
Bncgrave,  sîii.  burgrave. 
BnrgraTÎat,  sm.  burgravate. 
Burin,  sm.  graver-burin. 
Buriner,  va.  to  engrave. 
Burlesque,  sm.  ludicrous. 
Buricsquement  ,      ad.       comte 
Bursal,  e,  u    pecuniary.      [ally. 
Busard,  sm.  a  buzzard. 
Buse,  sm.  busk,  whalebone. 
Buse,  sf.  buzzard,  ninny. 
Busquer,  va.  to  stilTeD. 
Buste,  sm.  a  bust. 
But,  a  butt  ;  mark  ;  aim. 
But  à  but,  ad.  even  bands. 
Buter, u/i.  *  hit  the  mark,  .lim  at. 
—  (se),  vr.  to  stick  at,  be  *  fixed 
Butin,  sm.  booty,  spoil,  pjize 
Butiner,  va.  to  pillage,  plunder. 
Bniireux,  se,  a.  bullery  . 
Ruior,  sm.  a  bittern,  a  lob 
Butte,  hillock,  mark,  poiut. 
Buvable,  2   a.  potaljle.  " 
Buvetier,  sm.  tavern-keepi^r. 
Bu-ïctte, s^.  a  tavern,  a  drinkinj; 

bout. 
Buveur,  se,  S.  tippler,  toper. 
Buvotcr,  vn.  to  *  sip,  tipple. 
Bysse,  tm,.  byssus. 


CAC 


44 


CAI 


\a,  bit.  corne  on. 
l'a,  abbrevialion  of  cela,  that  it. 
^'ii  et  là,a'/.hilher,iipand  down. 
l'nbalc,  sf.  a  cabal,  club. 
Caijalcr,  un.  to  cabal. 
rabaleur,  sm.  a  caballe? 
rabaliste,  a.  cabalist. 
Cabalistique,  2.  a.  caba'i::tic. 
Cabane,  sf.  cottage,  cabin,  till 
Cabuiioii,  sm,  sniall  cell. 
Cabaret,  sm.  public-liousc,  tea- 

board. 
Cabarelîer,  e,  S.  a  publican. 
Cabus,  sm.  frail,  basket. 
Cabcstau,  a  capstan. 
Cabillaud,  a  cod,  cliub' 
Cabinet,   sm.    closet,    cabinet, 

summer-house,  prh'j. 
Câble,  a.  cable. 
Cfibleau,  small  cable. 
Câbler,  va.  to  tv.ist  a  cable. 
Caboche,  sf.  hobnail  ;  liead  ;  old 

nail.  [not  *  eut. 

Cabocbou,  sm.   precious   stono 
Cabotage,  coastiofc  trade. 
Caboter,  va.  to  coast. 
Caboteur,  sm.  coaster. 
Cabrer,  V.  to  prance,  irritate. 
—  (se),  to  be  refractorj. 
Cabri,  sm.  a  kid. 
Cabriole,  sf.  a  capHole;  caper. 
Cabrioler,  vn.  to  caper. 
Cabriolet,  sm.  cab. 
Cabrioleur,  se,  6'.  a  caperer 
Cabus  (choux),  cabbage-boad. 
Cacao,  sm.  cocoa  nul.         [tree. 
Cacaotier,     Cacoyer,     cocoa- 
Cacaojérc ,    sf.    cocoa    planla- 
(Tacaràer,  vn.  to  cackle.     [tiûn. 
Cacbalot,  sm.  smali  whale. 
Cacbe-cacbe,  sf.  bide  aud  seck. 
Cacher,  va.  *  hide,  conceal,cover. 
Cachet,  sm..  seal,  signet,  stanip 
Cacheter,  va.  to  seal,  wafer. 
Cachette,  sf.  lurking-hole. 
Cachette  (eu),  ad.  secretlj. 
Caciieiie,  cachexy. 
Cachot,  sin.  a  duugcoD. 


Cachoterîe,  sf.  aneclatîon,  mys- 
Cachou,  sm.  casbew.  [tery. 

Cacis,  .sm.  black  currant. 
Cacochyme,    2.    a.  ill-natured, 

cross,  odd. 
Cacocbyinie,  sf.  cacocbymy. 
Cacogihonic,  cacopbony. 
Cailiistre,  sm.  doomsday-book. 
f 'atiaiêreux,  se,  a.  cadaverous, 
Cixinvre,  .5m.  corpse,  carcass. 
i'ixieau.  sm.  prosent,  gift. 
Catleuas,  a.  padiock,  c!asp. 
C.tilesiasser,  vn.  to  padiock. 
Cixieucc,  sf.  cadence,  hai  mony. 
Cailcncé,  e,  n.  cadeuced,  trilled, 
C'aileucer,  vu.  to  cadence. 
Cadet,  sm.  junior. 
Cadette,  sf.  younger  sister.  • 
Cadi,  sm.  cadi. 
Cadran,   sm.   dial. 
—  solaii'c,  sun-diai. 
Cadre,  rot,  fraine. 
Cadrer,  va.  to  agrée,  suit. 
Caduc,    cadiaquc,   a.  decayed, 

frail,  perisliable 
<'aducee,  srn.  Mercury's  wand. 
Caducité,  sf.  decay,  craziness. 
Cafard,  e,    a,  s.  hypocrite. 
Cafarderie,  sf.  hypociisy. 
Café,  sm.  coffee,  colTee-house. 
Caféirie,  sf.  cofTee  plantation. 
Cafetier,  coffee-man 
Cafetière,  sf.  coffee-pot. 
CaGer,  sm.  coffee-tree. 
î'age,  sf.  cage,  frarae,  coop. 
Cagueux,  se,  a.  bowlcgged. 
Cugut,  e,  hypocrite  ;  bigot. 
Cagoteric,  sf.  bypocri.sj. 
Cagotisuie,  sm.  cansing. 
Cahier,  sm.  copy-book. 
Caiiiu-caha,  ad.  so  so. 
Cahot,  «m.  jolt. 
Cabotage,  jolling,  liumping. 
Cahoter,  v.  to  jolt,  .•^hake. 
Cuhutte,  sf.  a  liut,  cottage. 
Caille,  sf.  quail. 
Caille-lail,  sm.  rennet. 
Cuillebottc,  sf.  curds  and  nUej. 


CAL 

raillcbottc,  c,  n.  curdled. 
Caillcbotlis,  sm.  gratings. 
railler,   va.   to  curdie  ;  coagu- 
Caillctagc,  sm.  gossiping.  [late. 
Cailictcaii,  sm.  yonng  quail. 
Caillette, .'/'•  rennet;  silly  gossip. 
Caillot,  sm.  a  dot  of  blood. 
C'aillotis.  sm.  kelp. 
Caillou,  a  flint,  Dint-stone. 
Cailloutagc,   pehble-work, 
Calma», an  alligator.  [body,ca?e. 
Caisse,  s.    chest ;  cash;    drum; 
Caisse   (livre   de),  ca^h-book; 

—  (il'épargne),  saving-banks. 
Caissier,  sm.  a  cashier. 
Caisson,  sm.  covered  waggon. 
Cajoler,  va.  to  cajole,  w'heedle. 
Cajolerie,  sf.  cajoling,  coaxing. 
Cajoleur  ,    se  ,    s.     wlieedler  , 
Cajute,  sf.  berlh.  [coaxer. 
Cal,  callosity,  callus. 
Calaisou,  sf.  dcptli  of  a  ship. 
Calamine,    calamine. 
Calamité,  —  ty,  misery,  distress. 
Calaniiteuz,  se,  a.  calamitous. 
Calandre,  sf.  caiander;    weevil. 
Calandrer,  rn,  localender  clolh. 
Cainndreur,  sm.  a  calender. 
Calcaire,  2.a. chalky,calcareous, 

limy. 
Calcédoine,  s^.  chalcedonyï 
Calciualion,  calcining. 
Calciner,  va.  to  calcine. 
Calcul,  sm.calculation,  calculus, 

reckoning. 
Calculalile,  2.  a.  compntable. 
Calculateur,  sm,  calculator. 
Calculer,    un.    to    calculate,   * 

cast  up. 
(Talcnlcux,  se,  a.  calculous, 
traie,  sf.  wooden  wcdge  ;  crcek  ; 

ducking;  ship's  hold  ;  flat  cap. 
Calebasse,  a.  gourd. 
Calèche,  calash;  chariot. 
Caleçon,  sm.  drawers. 
Caleçonuier,  drawers-maker. 
Caléfaction,  sf.  —  lion. 
Calemliourg,  a  pUD. 
Calendes,  sf.  calends. 

—  grecques,  never. 
Calendrier,  sm,  a  calendar. 

—  (irégorieu,  Gregorian  *  ca- 
leadar. 


45 


CAM 


Calepin,  sm.  mémorandum. 
Caler,  t'a.  to  lûwer,  to  steadj 
CaKas,  sm.  calking,  oakum. 
Calfat,  a  calker,  calking. 
CalTatage,  calking  of  a  ship. 
Calfater,  va.   lo  calk,  pitch. 
Cniratin,  calker's  boy. 
C'alfeutrage,  stopping  CDin'  s. 
Caircutrcr,iin.  to  *  stopchiiiki. 
Calibre,  sm.  bore,  size,  sort. 
Calibrer,  va.  to  dispart. 
Calice,  sm.  chalice,  calix,  ciip. 
Califoiirckou,     à     catifoiira 

clion,  astrido. 
Caligiuenx,  se,  a.  gloomy. 
Câlin,  e,  s.  coaxer,  wheedler. 
Câliner,  vn.  to  coax. 
Calleux,  se,  a.  calions,  hard. 
Calligraphie,  sf.  calligraphy. 
Callosité, $/'.  callosity,  hardnes.s. 
Calme,  2.  a,  calm,   quiet,  slill. 
—  sm.    calm  at    sea,   calmncss, 

quielness,  slillness, 
Calmer,  l'a.  to    calra,    appease, 

quiet,  still,  pacify. 
Caloninialeur,    sm.   calumnia- 

tor,  slanderer.  [trix,  slandercr. 
Calomniatrice  ,   sf,  calumnia- 
Calomnie,  calumny,  slander. 
Calomnier,  un.   to  calumniale, 

slander.  [rously. 

Calomnieusement,  ad.  slande- 
Calomuieui,  se,  a.  slanderous. 
Calotte,    leathcr-cap;  skull-cap, 
Calotlier,  sm.  cap-niaker. 
Calquer,  va.  to  counterdraw. 
Calumet,  sm,  calumet. 
Calus,  calus. 
CaUaire,  sm.  Cahary. 
Calvinisme,  calvinism. 
Calviniste,  2.  a.  S.  calvinist. 
Calvitie,  sf.  baidness. 
Camaïeu,  camaïeu. 
Camail,  a  camaii,  a  capucliin. 
Camarade,  a.  comrade,  fuHon'. 
Camard,  e,  a.  S.  flat-noscd. 
Cambiste,  sm.  cambist. 
Cambouis,  coom,  grease. 
Cambrer,   va.  to  \'ault,  "  Icoii. 
Cambrure,  sf.  bending. 
Camée,  sm.  cameo. 
Caméléon,  a  chamcleon. 
Camelot;  camlt;t< 


CAN 


46 


nérîcr,  sm.  Chamberlain. 

lerlingat,  camerlingate. 

lerliugue, camerlingo  [cart. 

lioii ,    cat's    miaikin,    claw, 

lisole,  sf.  under  waistcoat. 
lille,  camomile. 
Camp^  camp.       [country,  rustic. 
Campagimnl  ,    e,     a.     of    tbe 
fanipagnard,   Sm.    rustic. 
Canipaguardc,  sf.    a   country- 

«otnan. 
Campagne,  countrj ,  campaign. 
t'umpagnole,  sm,  great-beaded 

fieldmouse. 
C'iimpane,,  a  tuTt,  fringe. 
Canipanellc,  —  nella. 
4'ampauette,  blue-bell  ilowcr. 
C'ampanille,  Steeple,  belfry. 
Campêclie,  (bois  de),  sm,  log- 

wood. 
Campement,  encampmen. 
Camper,  V,  to  encamp,  place. 
<'aiupbre,  sm.  campbire. 
(aiuplirc,  e,  0.  campborated. 
Campine,  sf.  Coe  pullet. 
<'ampas,  S7n.  a  plaj-day. 
Cacuus,  e,  a.  Dal-nosed,  balked. 
Canaille,  tbe  rabble,  mob. 
Canal,  sm.  canal,  channel,  gut- 

ter,  pipe,  ways,  means. 
Camape,  a  canopy-couch,  sofa. 
Canard,  mallard,  drake. 
«nnarder,  va,  to  pelt,  *  slioot, 
Canastre,  a.  canisler. 
<'auuri,  sm.  canary-bird. 
Cacan,  sm.  gossip,  tattle. 
Caneel,  chancel. 
Cancellation,  sf.  recision. 
Cancellei-,  va.  to  cancel;  annul. 
Cancer,  sm.  a  canker,  cancer. 
Cancre,     «.     crab-fisb  ;     poor  ; 

stingy. 
Candélabre,  u.  cbandelier. 
Candeur,  s/,  candûur,  frankness. 
Candi  (sucre),  sm.  sugar-candy. 
Candidat,  0.  candidate. 
Candide,   2.   a.  candld,  sincère. 
Candidement,  ad-  sincerely. 
Cane,  sf.  a  duck. 
Caneler,  va.  to  cnaruTer. 
Canelle,  sf.  cinnamon,  a  tap. 
Canellc,  e,  a.  cbamfcred. 
Cttaellior,  sm.  a  cinnamoQ-tree. 


CAP 

Canelure,  sf.  chamTer,  flutings. 
Canetille,  sf.  gold  or  silverpurl. 
Caneton,  sm.  duckling. 
«anoag,    sm.     canvass,   rough 

draugb  sketch. 
Caniche,,  sf.  spaniel  do^. 
Caniculaires  (jours), dog-days. 
Canicule,  sf.  dog-star,  dog-days. 
Canif,  sni.  a  penknife. 
Cuuiu,  e,  a.  canine. 
Canne,  sf.  cant',  stick,  [cannibal. 
Cannibale,    sm.    a     man-eater. 
Canon,  sm.  cannon  ;  gun-barrel, 

quill-barrel,   gun,  cliurch   law. 
Canonial,  e,  a.  canonical. 
Cauonicat,  sm.  a  prebend. 
Canonique,  2.  a.  canonical. 
Canoniqnement,    ad.   —  callf. 
Canonisation,  s.  —  zation. 
Canoniser,  va.  to  canonize. 
Canoniste,  sm.  a  canonist. 
Canonnade,  s/.  cannonade,can- 

non-shot. 
Canonage,  sm,  gunnery. 
Canonner,  va.   to  cannonade., 
Canounier,  S7ît.  gunner. 
Canonnière,     sf.    embrasure  ; 

drain-bole,  gun-boat. 
Canot,  sni.  a  small  boat,  canoe 
Canotier,  sm.  a  rower. 
Cantaloup,  cantaloup. 
Cantate,  sf.  cantata.  • 

Cantalille,  a  Utile  cantata. 
Cantatrice,  s/,  a  singer. 
Cantliaride,    Spanisb    lly,   can- 

tbaride. 
Cantine,    a    bottle-case;  a  ta- 

vern  for  soldiers. 
Cantinier,  sm.  sutler. 
Cantique,  sm.  a  canticle. 
Canton,  district  ;  canton. 
Cantonnement,  cantonîng. 
Cantonner,  va.  to  canton. 

—  (se),  vr.  to  fortify  one'sself. 
Cantonnière,  sf,    valance   of  a 
Canule,  sf.  pipe,  tube.        [bed. 
Cap,  sm.  a  cape. 
Capable,  2.  a.  capable,  able.apt. 
Capablement,  ad.  skilfnliy. 
Capacité,  sf.  abiiity,  skill,  size. 
raparafon,sm.  caparison. 
Caparaçonner)  va,    tO  capari 

soa. 


CAP  47 

Cape,  sf.  hooded-cloak,    ridlne- 
^  tiood;  main-sail.  » 
rapillaire,  capillary. 
Topilotade,  sf.  a  ha?h. 
rapîrninc,  STO.  captain. 
rapiiaîucrie,s/'.  captainry. 
»  «l>i«al,  e,  a.  capilal,  chief. 
—  SOT.  main  point;  stock,  princi- 
fap.inle.  s/-,  chief  City.         [pal. 
rapiiali-ment,  ad.  capitally. 
rap.iales,  sf.pl.  capital  letters. 
««pi«alisje,  sm.  capitalisa 
Çaplian,  sTO.  boaster,  hector. 
«■apaane,  sf.  the  admiral's  eal- 
;  "pKatîoo,  poll-tax.  [Tey. 

«  apiieux,  se,  n.  heady,  stron. 
rapitole,  sȔ.  Capitol. 
C'apUon,  silk  well. 
<'apitoiiI,  capitoul. 
^apiltilairc,  2.  a.   of  a  chapter. 

<  "pituluiiciueul,  ad.  capitu- 
,.  "'7.-  ,  [chapter. 
"  "P"ulani,  sm.  memher  of  a 
(ap.iulaUoii,   sf.  -  tion,  arti- 

tles,  agreemenl.  [parley 

«apituler,  vn.  to  capitiilale, 
«apoM,sw.sharper,erariy  knave 

<  aponner,  vn.  lo  *  trick. 
Taporal,  sm.  corporal. 
«apoi,  great    coat,  cloak;  capot. 
f'ipotcsf.   riding-hood;  cloak. 
«  âpre,  a  caper,  m.  pri-vateer. 
«aprice,  sm.   whim,  caprice. 
''apricieusemcn«,nrf._cioiisly 
«'upricieux,    se,  a.  capricious! 
C  apricorne,  sm.  capricorn. 
Câprier,  a  caper-tree. 
Capripède.  2.  a.  goat-footed. 
Capsule,  sf.  a  case,  percussion- 
«  aptaleur,  sm.  in-veigler.    [cap 
Captaliou,  sf.  inveigling. 
<'»ptatoire,  2.  a.fraudulent,  de- 
Capter,  va.  to  inveigle.     [ceitful. 
(  aptieusement,    ad.    sublilly, 

deceitfully.  ■" 

Capiîeui,  se,  a.  deceitful,  sub- 
til, sophistical. 
Captif,  *e,  a.  s.  captive. 
Captiver,  ua.  to  captivate,  con- 
r"°!:  .  .  [nement. 

Captivité,  sf.  capti-vity,  confi- 
«  npture,  capture,  booty,  seizure 
Capiice,  sm.  cowl.  i 


CAR 


Capiiclioii,  riding-cloak;    cowl- 

Capuoiii,  capuchin-friar.  [leum 

Capucine,  capuchin-Dun;  Iropo- 

Caquage,  SOT.  barreling  up. 

Caque,  sf.  a  caç,  barrel. 

Caque.deiiicr,   sot.    pinch-far- 

Caquer,  un.  to  barrel  up.  [thin?. 

Caquet,  sm.  babbline-  talk.riing. 

Caquetage,  sm.  praltling,  chat- 

Caqueter,  vn.  to  chat,  prattle. 

Caqueterie,  tittle-tallle. 

Caqueteur,  sm.  gossip.    [rings. 

C  aqueur,  sm.  barreller  of  her- 

Car,  c.  for,  because. 

Caral.c,  SOT.  yellow  amber. 

Caraliiii,  carabineer;  rook. 

Carabine,  a  carabine. 

Carabiner,  va   to  rifle,  [bineer. 

Carabinier,  SOT.  rifleman,  car- 

Caracol,  eu   caracol,  winding 

round. 
Caracole,  sf.  caracol,  or  whee- 

ling  about,  gambol. 
Caracoler,  vn.  to  wheoi  about. 
Caracouler,  to  coo. 
J'aractcre.  sm.  character  ;  style; 

humour;  charm  ;  type. 
Caractériser,  va.  to  characte- 
"^s-  [teristic. 

Caractéristique,    a.  s.  charac- 
Carafe,  sf.  a  décanter. 
Carafon,  sm.  an  ice-pail. 
Carambole,  sf.  carambol. 
Caramboler,  va.  to  carambol. 
Caramel,  sm.  burnt-sugar. 
Carapace,  carapace 
Caraque,  sf.  a  carak. 
Carat,  a  carat. 

Caravane,  sf.  a  carafan.  [raTan. 
Caravanier,  sm.  leader  of  a  ca- 
Caravausérail,  sm.  cara-van- 
,  sary.  [ley. 

f  aravelle,  sf.  Portuguese  gai- 
Carbonate,  carbonate. 
Carboncle,  carbuncle. 
Carbone,  sm.  Carbon. 
Carbonique,  carbonic. 
Carbouuade,  sf.n  carbonade; 

a  rasher.  [collar. 

Carcan,  sm.  necklace;  iroD- 
Carcassp,  sf.  carcass  ;  skeleton. 
Cardamine,    cardamine,    mea- 

dow  cress. 


CAR' 


48 


CAll 


Carcinome,  sm.  —  ma,  a  can 
cer.  [choke 

Tarde ,   sf.    stalk   ol    an    arli 
— ,  3  card. 
Cordée,  cardrul. 
Carder,  va.  to  card  wool. 
Cardeiir,  se,  a  carder. 
Cardialgie,  sf.  hcart-burn. 
Cardiaque,  2.  a.  S.  cordial. 
Cardicr,  sm.  a  card-maker. 
Cardinal,  c,  a.  cardinal. 
— ,  sm.  a  cardinal. 
Cardinalat,  cardinalship. 
Cardinale, s/',  (plante), cardinal. 
Cardon,  sm.  cardoon-thistle. 
Carême,  lent.         [culous-fellow. 
fjn    Carême-prenant,  a   ridi- 
4'arcnagc,  sjn.  careening-place. 
Carène,  sf.  keel,  botlom. 
Caréner,  va.  to  careen. 
Caressant,  e,  a.  kind,  Tawning. 
Caresse,  sf.  caress.       [whecdie. 
■Caresser,  va.   to   caress,   sooth, 
Cargaison,  sf  a  cargo. 
Cargaer, va.  to  brail  up  the  sails. 
«'argues,  sf.  pi.  brails. 
Cariatide,  caryatid. 
Caricature,  s'f.  a  caricature. 
Carie,  roltenness  in  the  bones, 
Carier,  ra.  lorot,  taint  [cariosity. 
Carillon,  sm.  chimes;  Ecolding; 

jingling.  . 

Carillonnement,   chiming. 
rarillouucr,    vïi.     to      cliime, 
jinele.  [bell-ringer. 

Cari'llonneur,  sm.  a  chimer;  a 
Carline,  sf.  carline  Ihittle. 
Carlingue,  sf.  ma.  tlie  keelson. 
Carme,    sm.  a  carmélite. 
Carmin,  sm.  carminé. 
Carminatif,  vc,  a.  carminative. 
Carnage,     sm.     carnage,    slau- 
rrjiterr  [-voracious. 

{'arnassier,    e,     carnivorous, 
Carnassière,  sf.  pouch,  game- 

bag. 
Carnation,   sf.   —   tion  ;  tlesh- 
Carnav»l,sm.  carni-val.  [colour. 
Carne,  sf.  angle,  corner. 
Carné,  e,  a.  carnation-colour. 
Carnet,  sm.  a  debt  book. 
Carnivore,  2.  a.  carnivorous. 
Caruosité,  sf.  carnosit}. 


Coron,  sm.  a  slice  of  fat  bacon. 

^'aroiiadc,  carronade. 

Caroncule, «/■.  a  small  gland;  ca- 

Carotide,  sf.  carolid.      [runcie. 

Carotte,  a  carrot. 

Carpe,  a  carp. 

— ,  sm.  the  wrist. 

Carpettes,   sf.    packlng-clothe 

Carpillon,sr)i.  a  young  carp 

Carquois,  a  quiver. 

Carre,  sf.  crown  of  a  bat;  sh.ipe 

of  a  coat;  toes  of  a  shoe. 
Carré,  e,  a.  square. 
—,  sm.  a  fquare,  garden-bed. 
—  de  mouton,  breast  of  mnllon 
Carreau,    square;     pane;     dia- 
mond,  at  cards  ;  cufhion,  floor; 
tailor's  goose. 
Carrefoiir,  a  cross  way. 
Carrelage,  paving  with  square 
tiles,  etc 

Carreler ,     va.    to    pave    with 
square  tiles,  etc.  to  mendshoes. 

Carrelet,  sm.  a  flounder,  square- 
needle. 

Carrelette,  sf.  a  fine  file.    [c.lc. 

Carreleur,  sm.  tile  tloor  layer, 

Carrelure,  sf.  cobbling. 

Curréntent,  ad.  square. 

Carrer,  va.  to  square. 
—  (se),  vr.  to  strut. 

Carret,  sm.  ropeyarn. 

Carrier,  a  quarry-mar^ 

Carrière,  sf.  quarrj;  career. 

Carriole,  sf.  cab. 

Carrossier,  sm.  a  coach-maker 

Carrousel,  a.  carousal. 

Carrure  shape  of  a  coat. 

Carlaycr,  va.  to  quarter.     [bill 

Carte,  sf.  card,  map,pastebùard 

Carte-marine,  sea-chart. 

Cartel,  SI",  cartel;  challenge. 

Cartero,  .tm.  a  pocket  book.  [isin 

Cai-tesiauisu.c,   the  Cartesian 

Cartier,  a  card-maker. 

Cartilage,  a.  gristle,  cartilage. 

Cartilagineux,  se,  a.  gristly. 

Carton,   sm.    pastcboard,  bacd- 
box,  cancel,  cartoon. 

Cartonner,  va.  to  board.  [books. 

Cartouncur,    siii.     boarder    ol 

(r.;-,:'tonuier,    sm.    pasleboard- 
kSaker, 


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tartoiicbe,  s^.    a  changé;   6ar- 

tridge,  carlouch. 
Cartulaire,  sni,  a  cartulary. 
Car»!,  sm.  carrawôy-Jeed. 
Cn»,  a  case  ;  fact  ;    chance  ;   mat- 

ler;  "vaille.         [per;  sodentary. 
rnsuuier,  e,  a.  close  hoiisekee- 
rasnqiie,  sf.  a  great  coat. 
Casaquiii,  sm.  a  short  gown. 
l'uscude^  sf.  cascade,  waler-rall. 
fasc,  a  point    at    hackgatnmon  ; 
squaTe  m  a  draughlboard  ;  meaa 
ha'jitation  ;  box. 
Casemate,  a  casemate. 
f 'ûscniater,ra.  to  fortify. [tables. 
Caser,  l'/i.  to  *    take  a  point  at 
—  (se),  to  find  a  placo,   settle 
one's  self. 
Caserne,  s/,  a  barract. 

^'aserncr,  vn.  to   *  be  In  bar- 

C'usSer,  case.  [racks. 

(  iisilleux,  se,  a.  brittle. 

'iisoar,  cassowary. 

Casque,  sm.  a  helmet. 

C'aNquette,  \isor  cap. 

r'nssant,  o,  a  brittle,  fragile. 

Cassation,  sf.repcal,abrogating. 

t'assave,  sf.  cassava. 

<'assc,  cassia,  pcn-case,  case. 

Tasse,  e,  a.  broken,  infîrm. 

Casse-coa,    sJïi.    unsafe  place; 
uneven  ground. 

rasse-Boisette,    sm.     nut-cra- 
cker.  [crack,  abrogate. 

Casser, u?i.   to  *  break,    bruise, 

Casserole,  jf.  astew  pan. 

Casse-tête,  puzzle-brain  ;  toma- 
kack. 

Cassette,    sf.    cofferet  ;    privy- 
purse. 

Casseur,   sm.  Cracker,  boaster. 

Cassier,  cassia-tree. 

Cassolette,   sf.   perfuming*pan. 

Cassonade,  pow'dered  sugar. 

Castaguette,  castanets. 

Caste,  tiibe,  ca^te. 

Castelane,  green  plura. 

Castille,    bickering;  contention. 

Custinc,  limestone. 

Casior,  sm.  a  beaver. 

Castrauiétation,  sf.  —  tion. 

Castrat,  sm.  castralo  eunuch. 

CaMratiou,  $f,  —  tioa. 


CAU 

t'usuel,    le,  a.     casual;   prec»- 

rious.  [tes. 

Casuel,    sm.    profits,     perquisl- 
Casiicllcnient,  ad.  casually,  bj 
Casuistc,  sm.  casuist,    [chanca. 
Catacombes,  pi.  catacombs. 
Cataclysme,  sm.  cataclysm, 
Cathacrèse,  sf.  catacresis. 
Catafalque,  sm.  decorated  bter. 
Catalepsie,  sf.   catalepsy. 
Cataleptique,  2.  a.  —  tic. 
ratalogue,    sm.  —  logue    list. 
Cataplasme,  poultice.         [rollr 
Cataracte,  sf.  cataracl. 
Catarrhe,  sm.  a  catarrh. 
Catarrkeui,   se,  a.  catarrhoui. 
Catastrophe,  sf.  —  phe. 
Catéchiser,    va.    to    catéchise',; 

tcach,  persuade. 
Catéchisme,  sm.  catechism. 
Catéchiste,  catechist. 
Catdchumèue,  2.  S.  —  men.^ 
Catégorie,  sf.  —  gory,  class. 
Catégoriquement,  ad.    categO> 

rically. 
Cathartique,  2.  O.  cathartic. 
Cathédrale,  sf.  cathedial. 
Catholicisme,  —  licism. 
Catholicité,  sf.  catholicism  ;  ea- 

tholic  countries. 
Catholique,  2.  O.  S.    catholic; 

universal. 
Catholiquement,    ttà.    catboii- 
Cati,  sm.  gloss,  lustre.       [callj. 
Catimini,  ad.  slily. 
Catir,  va.  to  press  cloth. 
Catisseur,  sm.  cloth  glosser. 
Catoptrique,  sf.  catoptrics. 
Cauchemar,  sm.  nightmare. 
Caudataire,  sm.  trainbearer. 
Causalité,  causality. 
Causatir,  we,  a  causal. 
Causées/,  cause,  reason,molîT9« 
—  d'appel,  action  upon  appeai'. 
Causer,  on-  lo  c-iuse;  talk,  chat; 

blab. 
Causerie,  sf.    babbling,  gossip. 
Causeur,  e,  s.  talkative,  chatty, . 
Causticité,  o,nialignity.  [laitier. 
Caustique,  2.n.  caustic.waspislL 
Cauteleusement,  ad.  slily. 
Cauteleux,  se,  a.  n'ily,  sly. 
Cautère,  sm.  issue  ;  cauterf. 

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CEN 


Caat/rIsatSon,  s^.Cauferlzation. 

ranlériscr,    va.   to    caulerise. 

Caution,  sf.  bail;  security;  su- 
rely. 

ra<i(|on«emeu(,   sm.    baillog. 

Paiitlonner,  va.  (o  bail,  warrant. 

Cavalcade,  a  cavalcade* 

Cavale,  sf.  mare. 

Cavalerie,  cavalry,borsei 

Cavalier,  sm.  trooper;  gentle- 
man, horseman,    spark,  knighl. 

Cavalier,  e,  blunt,  liaughly. 

Cavalièrement,  ad.  bauglitily. 

Tave,   sf.    cellar;    liquor-stand; 

-,  2.  bollow.  [vault. 

Taveaii,  sm.  Taull. 

t'avce,  sf'  bollow  way. 

Cnvcr,  V)i.  to  bollow;  sunk. 

Caverne,  s/'.  cavern,den. [bollow. 

Caverneux,   se   a.    cavernous, 

Cavcrnosité,  sf.  bollowness. 

Cavité,  sf.  bollowness,  cavity, 

Ce,  cet,  cette,  pro,  this,  tbat,  it. 

Ce  que,  wbat,  lliat. 

Cest  pourquoi,  tbercfore. 

Ce  n'est  pas  que,  aot  tbat, 

Céans,  ad.  witbin,  at  bome. 

Ceci,p/-o.  Ibi?,  iliese. 

Cécité,  sf.  Llindness. 

Cédant,  c,  s.  grantor,  ceding. 

Céder,  l'fi.  (o  cède,  yield,  resign, 
part  witb,  give  up. 

Cédille,  sf.  cedilla  ç. 

<rédrnt,  sm.  cédrat,  citron. 

Cèdre,  ccdar. 

Ccdule,  sf.  bill,  note,  cedula. 

Ceindre,  fn.  to  enclose;  *  put 
on  ;  gird,  surround,  [enclosure. 

Ceinture,  «/'.  girdle  ;  sasbwaist; 

Ceintnricr,  sm.  a  belt-maker. 

Ceinturon,  bclt. 

Cela,  })ro.  tbat,  tbus,  so. 

Céladon,  sm.  sea-green. 

Célébrant,  officialing  jfriest, 

Célébration,  sf.  solemnity. 

Célèbre,  2.  a.  famous,  eiîiinent. 

Célébrer,  va.  celebrate,  '  per- 
form,  officiât. 

Célébrité,  if.  —  ly,  solemnity. 

Celer,  va.  to  conceal,  *  hide. 

Céleri,  sm.  celcry.  [speed. 

réiéritc,  $f.  —  rity;  swiftness, 
déleste, 2  a.  Mlestial.  beaveoly. 


Célestiu,  celeslin.  [lorshlp.  - 

Célibat,   sm,    celihacy;     bache- 

Célibataire,s»!.  a  bachelor. 

Celle,  pro.  f.  sbe,  Ibal. 

Cellcrier,  stn.  cellarist,  cellular. 

Cellier, sm.  cellar  at  ove  grounij 

Cellule,  Sf.  ceil,  box-case 

Celui,  pro.  he,  Iha. 

Celui-ci,  celle-ci,  this.  ' 

Celui-là,  celle-là,  that. 

Cément,  sm,  cernent. 

Cendre,  sf.  asbes,  embers. 

Cendré,  c,  a.  asb-couloured. 

Cendrée,    sf.    dross    of   lead; 
small  sbot.  [asbes. 

Cendreux,    se,  a.  ashy,  full  of. 

Cendrier,  Sin.  asb-pan. 

Cène,  sf.  the  Lord's  supper. 

Céuelle,  bollyoaks  berry. 

Cénobite^  sm.  monk. 

Cénobifique,  2.  a.  —  tical. 

Cénotiiplie,  sm.  cenolaph. 

Cens,  qiiit-rent,  census. 

Ceusal,  sm.  a  broker. 

Censé,  sf.  a  fee-farm. 

Censé,  e,  n.  accounled;  reputedi 

Censeur,  sm.  censor,  critic. 

Censitaire,  sm.  copyholder. 

CensncI,  le,  a.  feudal.     [mable. 

Ccnsurabic,   2.  a.  —  ble,  bla- 

Censure,    sf.   censorsbip  ;  cen- 
sure ;  criticism. 

Censurer,ii(!.(o  censure;  *  cbide. 

Cent,  2.  a.  bundred,  cent. 

Centaine,  sf.  about  a  bundred. 

Centaure,  sm.  centaur. 

Centaurée,  sf.  centaury. 

Centenaire,  2,  a.  centenary. 

Centeuier,    Centurion,      snt. 
centurion. 

Centésimal,  a.  centésimal. 

Centième,  2.  a.  bundrcdtb. 

Centime,  sm.  centime. 

Centimètre,  sm.  centimeter. 

Central,  c,  a.  central,  centrical. 

Centre,  sm.  centre. 

Centrifuge,  2   o.  ccnlrifugal. 

Centripète,  2.  a.  cenlripelal. 

Centumvir,  sm.  centumvir. 
CentumvSrat,  sili.centumvirate. 
Centuple,    2.    o.    SHi.    bundred 
fold.  [tly,  centuple. 

CvMtupIcr,  va.  to  increase  grès- 


CER 

Centariatenr,  sm,  —  atol". 

f'ciiturie,  sf.  —  ry.  hiindred. 
(cnlurion,  sni.  —  rion. 
<'cp,  sm,  a  Tine. 
Cependant,    ad.    in  Ihe    mean 

time,  neverthe!e?s,  yet. 
f 'cpbalalogie,  sf.  —  ^y, 
Céphaliqnc,  2.  a  céphalic' 
Ceps,  S7n.  2>l-  stocks,  felters. 
Céraf,  sm.  cerate,  plaster, 
î  erbcre,  Cerlerus. 
Cerceau,  a  boop,  net,  quills. 
Ccrcelle,  sf,  a  teal, 
Tcrcle,  sm.   a  circle,  assembly. 
Cercler,  va,  to  hoop. 
Cerclier,  sm.  hoop-maker. 
Cercueil,  a  coffîn. 
Ccréal,  cereal,  corn. 
Ccréliral,  e,  a.  célébrai. 
Cérémoninl,  c,  a.  —  niai. 
— ,  sm.  —  niai,  rilual. 
Cérémonie,  sf.  —  ny,  rite. 
Cérémonieux,  se,  a.    ceremo- 

nious;  formai. 
Cerf,  sm.  a  stag  ;  a  hart. 
Cerf-volant,    horn-beetle;    pa- 
Cerfcuil,  sm.  chervil.  [per  kite. 
Cerise,  sf.  a  cherry. 
Cerisier,  sm.  a  cherry-lree. 
Cerne,  a  ring,  circle. 
Cerneau,  kernel  of  a  nut. 
Cerner,  va.  "  take  ont  the  kernel 

jf  a  nut,  tap  a  tree,  to  surround. 
-).-  yeux    cernes,   eyes  surroun- 

ded  with  black  and  blue  spots. 
Certain,  e,  a.  certain,  sure. 
-,  sm.  certainly.  [news. 

.-une  nouvelle  certaine,  sure 
—  une  certaine  nouvelle,    a 

^«port. 
ifertainenienf,  ad,  certainly. 
Certes,  truly,  indeed. 
Certificat,  sm.  a  cerUficate. 
Certificateur,  a  voucher. 
Certification,  sf.  —  tion. 
Certifier,  va,  to  cerliPy,  assure. 
Certitude,  s/'.certainty, certitude. 
Cérumen,  sm.  earwax. 
Cérumineux,  se,  a.  ceruminous. 
f;éru8e,  sf.  wliite  lead. 
£ervaison,  venison-season. 
Cerveau,  sm.  the   brain.   [sage. 
Cervelas,  cervelas,  kiud  or  sau- 


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LhA 


CerTclcf,  hind  part  of  ihe  braln. 
Cervelle,  sf,  brains. 
Cervical,  e,  a.  —  cal. 
Cervicr  (loup),  sm.  a  lynx. 
Cervoîse,  sf.  sort  of  béer. 
Ces,  j)ro.  tbese,  those.        [sien. 
Cessation,  sf.  —  tion,  ii^tcrmis- 
4'esse,  ceasîng.  intermission. 
Cesser,  v.  cease,  *  leaTe  oCf. 
Cessible,  2.  a.  transférable» 
Cession,  sf.  a  yielding  up. 
Cessiounaire,  2.  a.  cessionary, 

grantee 
Cestc,  sm.  cestus,  girdle. 
Césure,  sf.  cœsura,  pause,  rest. 
Cet,  pro.  this,  that. 
Cétacé,  a.  m.  cetaceous. 
Ceux,  celles,  jyro.  thèse,   those. 
Cliabinge,   sm.    the    l'ees   of   a 

waler  officcr. 
Cbablaeu,  sm.  a  tow-Iine. 
Chnblcr.  va.    fasten    lo  a  cable. 
Cbablour,  s?)!,  a  water-officer. 
Chablis,  wind-fallen  wood. 
Chacal,  jackall. 
Chaconne,  sf.  chacoon  (a  tune). 
Chacun,  c,]iro.  every  one,  each  ; 

{it  cnn   never  be  joincd   to  a 

substuntivey.  [soirow. 

Chagrin,   styi,    grief;    vexation 
— ,  shagreen. 
— .  e,  morose,  sad. 
Chagrinant,  e,  vexations. 
Chagriner,  va.  to  vex,  grieve. 
Chaîne,  sf.  chain,  warp.  ridge  ; 

bondage. 
Chaîuctier,  a  chain-maker. 
Chaînette,  sf.  liUle  chain. 
Chaînon,  sm.  a  link. 
Chair,  sf.  flesh,  skin,  méat. 
Chaire,  pulpit;  chair. 
Chaise,  chair,  seat,  chaise. 
Chaisc-percce,  sf.    ciose-stool. 
Chaland,  e,  s.  customer;   chap- 
Cliâlc,  sm.  shawl.  [man. 

Chalet,  sm.  swiss  cottage, cabin. 
Cbaleur,  sf.  heat  ;  warmth  ;  zeal. 
Chaloupe,  sf.  launch,  boat. 
Chalumeau,  sm.  reed  ;  a  pipe; 

flûte. 
Chamade,  sf-  parley. 
Chamaillcr,i>n.  to  right',wranglek 
Cbanarrer.  va.  to  lacei   dauk 


CHA  •   • 

riinninrriii-e,  sf.  lacing,    trim- 

min;:. 
riiambellun.  Chamberlain, 
riiambraiile.jambjmantletree. 
Chambre,  sf.  chamber,  room. 
Cbainbrce,  mess. 
rhaiiiljrcr,i!)i.  to  chum  together. 
Chambrctle,  sf,  litlle  rooni. 
Clianilii'iei',$?n.  Chamberlain. 
Cltambrière,  sf.  chamberraaid  ; 

horsewhip. 
rhamcnti,  sm.  camel. 
rhamclier,  camel-driver. 
Chamois,  sbamoy;   wild  goat. 
Chamoiscur,  shamoy-dresser. 
Ckam|i,  Seid;  matter,  région. 

—  de  bataille,  field  of  baltle. 

—  clos,  camp  list. 
Champagne,  sf-  champalgn. 
Chauipélre,  a.  rural. 
Champignon,    sm,    mushroom. 
Champif^nouuiêre,    sf,    mush- 

room-bed. 
Champion,  sm.  champion. 
Chance, s/",  chance,  hazard,  luck. 
Chaucei    ou    Chauceaii,   sm. 

chancel.  [teady. 

Chancclaul,  e,  a.  totter!ng,uns- 
Chanceler,    vn.  to    totter;    wa- 

ver,  stajger. 
Chancelier,  s»!,  chancelier. 
Chancelière,    sf.     chancellor's 

wlTe,  foot-warmer. 
Chancelleinent,  sm.  tottering. 
Chancellerie,  s/",  chancery.  [fui. 
Chancenx,  se,  a.   lucky,   doubt 
Chancir,  va.  to  grow  mouidy. 
Ciiaucre,  sm.  cancer,  sore. 
Cliancreiix,    se,   a.    cancerous. 
Chandeleur,  sf.  Candlemas. 
Chandelier,  sm,    candiestick,  a 

t;,^_  tallow-chandier. 

Chandelle,  sf.  prop,  candie. 
Chanfrein,  sm.  chamfcr. 
Change,  excbange,  change,  ban 
ker's  trade.  [broker. 

riiange  (agent  de),  sm.  stock 
4'iiiineeaiit,  c,  u.  variable* 
Chanscmenl,  sm.    change;  al 
loralion. 
I  Chan.ser,    vn.    to    change;   al 

I  ;  ter,  shifl,  barler,  convorl. 

^       ChuDseur,  sm.  money-cbangerc 


>  CHA 

Chanoine,  prebendary. 
Chanoincsse,  canoness. 
Chanoiiiie,  canonry,  canonshipi 
Chanson,  song.  ditly,  nonîeuse. 
Chansonner,  va.  lo  lampoon. 
Chansounetle,  sf.  liltle  song. 
Cliansouuier,sn2.  ballad-maker. 
Chaut,  singing;  tune;  canto. 

—  du  coq,  cock-crow.         [giOo. 
Chantant,  e,  a.  tuneable  •  sin- 
Chantean,  sm.  cantle 
Chanter,  t)a.  to*  sing;  tocrow; 

praife.  [decoy-bird. 

Chanterelle,    sf.   treble-string 
Chanteur,  se,  S.  a  singer. 
Chantier,     sm.     timber-yard  ; 

stocks,  ga.wntree. 
Chantignoie,  sf.  a  bracket. 
Chantourné,  a  head-piece  of  ■ 
Chantre,  a  chanter.  [bed. 

riian-»re,  sm.  hemp. 
«'Iianvrier,  hemp-dresîer. 
Chaos,  chaos,  confusion. 
Chape,  sf.  cope,  flap. 
Chapeau,  sm.  a  bat. 
Chapelain,  a  chaplain. 
Cliapeler,  va.  to  '  rasp  bread. 
Chapelet,  sm.  chaplet,  a  chain- 
Cliapelier,  e,s.  a  hatter.  [pump. 
Chapelle,  sf.  chapel,  bénéfice. 
Chapelure,  chlppings,  raspiugs. 
Chaperon,  sm.  hood  ;  coping  of 

a  vall  ;  companîon. 
Chaperonner,  va.  to  •  cap  one; 

to   protect  ;    to  hood-wink  the 

hawk. 
Chapier,  sm.  cope-bearer. 
Chapiteau,  chapiter,  capital- 
Chapitre,     cbapter;      chapter* 

house. 
Chapitrer,  va.  to  reprimano. 
Chapon,  sm.  oapon. 
Chaponneau,  sm.  youngcapon. 
Chapaunièi'c,s/'.  caponry. 
ï'Iiaqtie^     ^ro.  each,  every  (*   is 

ativaysjoined  toasubstuntive). 
Cliar,  sm.  chariot,  car. 
Ciiarailc,  s/',  charade,  riddie. 
Charançon,  a  weevil,  mite. 
Charbon,  coals  ;   ulcer. 

—  de  bois,  charcoal. 

—  de  terre,  pit-coal.  [forge. 
Charbon  d'usiue,sm.  coals  fora 


CilA 

rharbounée,    if.    short   r!b  of 

beef.  [»  coat. 

rharbonuer,  va.  to  daub  with. 
Charlioiiucux ,    se,    a.    pesti- 

lenlial. 
Charbonnier ,     srn     coal-mer- 

chant  ;  collier;  coal-hole. 
Charbonnière ,     sf.     colliery  ; 

coal-house;  coal-woman. 
Charcuter,  va.  to  hack,  mangle. 
Charcuterie,    sf.     hog's-Uesh, 

sausages,  etc. 
Charcutier,  e,  t.  nho   keeps  a 

pork-shop.  [htad. 

C'bai-dou ,  sm.  Ibistle;  spike- 
Chardonner,  va.  to  nap  clolh. 
Chardonneret,  sm.  goldfiDch. 
Chardonnette ,    sf.    wild    arti- 

choke. 
Charge,    load,    charge  ;    cargo  ; 

employment;  place,  office. 
Chargeant,  e,   a.  cloggiog;  te- 

dious. 
Chargement,  sm.  bill  of  ladiog, 

cargo. 
Charger,  va.  to  load;    charge; 

burden,  lade,  clog. 

^(se),  lo*takeupon  one's  self. 
Chargeur,  sm,.  a  loader. 
Chariot,  sm.  waggon,  cart. 
Charitable,  2.  a.  cliarilable. 
Charitablement,   ad.  —  tably. 
Charité,  sf.  charity,  alms. 
Charivari,  sm.  paitry-music,  a 

dut  ter. 
Charlatan,  a  mountebank,  quack 
Charlatanorie ,   sf.  quackery , 

coaxing. 
Charlatanisme,  sm. quacquery. 
Charmant,  e,  a.  cbarming;   de- 

ligblful. 
Cliarme,  sm.  charm,  yokcelm. 
Charmer,  va.  to  tbarm;  allay. 
Charmeur,  se,  S.  charmer. 
Charmille,  sf.  hcrnbeam  bcdge. 
Charnel,  le,  a.  carnal  ;  f'ensual. 
Charuellement,  ad.    carnally. 
Charneux,  se,  a.  Desliy. 
Charnier,  sm.  charnel-liouso. 
Cliaruivrc,  sf.  hinge,  joint. 
Chitruu,  e,  a.  flesby,  plump. 
Charogne,  carrion,  carcass. 
Charpente,  timber-v'ork. 


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Charpenter ,  va.  to   herw  ;    te 

mangle. 
Charpenteric,  sf.  oarpentry. 
Cliarpcuticr,  sm.  caipeuler. 
Charpie,  sf.  sm.  lint. 
Charretée,  cart-load.  [ner. 

Charretier,  sm.  carman,  wagc* 
Charrette,  sf.  cart. 
Charrier,   va.   to   cari,  convey, 

drift. 
Charroi,  sm.  convoyance. 
Charrou,  cartwrigbl. 
Charronage,  caitwright's  wo;k. 
Charrue,  sf.  plough. 
Charte,  charter. 
Charte-pni-tîc,  chartcr-party. 
Chartre,  sf.  cbarler,  gaol. 
Chartreuse,  cliarter-liouse. 
Chartreux,  se,  Carthu^ian  friar 

or  nun. 
Chariulaire,  sm.  book-shehes. 
Chïïs,  sm..  needie-eye. 
Châsse,  sf.  shrine  ;  scale  ;  frame; 

cheek. 
Chasse,  sf.  hunting;  game,  chase. 

—  aux  oiseanx,  l'owling. 
Chasse-avant,  sï)i.  foreman. 
Chusse-cbîen,   sm.    Iieadsinan. 
Chasse-coquin,  beadsman. 
Chasse-marée,  sm.  lîsh-cart. 
Chasse-morte,  sf.  randomsbol. 
Chasselas,  whilc  prape. 
Chasser,    va.    lo  hunt,  *  drWe 

away,  cbatp,  pursue,  expel. 

—  au  fusil,  lo  '  go  a  shooting. 
Chasseresse,  sf.  a  huotress. 
Chasseur,  sm.   hiinter,  fowler 
Chassie,  blear-cyedness. 
Chassieux,  se,  a.  bleard-eyed. 
Chitssis,  sm.  sash  ;  frame;  cbate. 
Chassoir,  cooper's  driver. 
Chaste,  2. 1!.  chaste  ;  pure;  neat. 

■virginal. 
Chastement,  ad.  chastely, 
Chasteté,  sf.  chastity,  purity. 
Chasuble,  chasuble. 
Chasulilier,  sm.  maker  of  eo 

clesiasiical  ornaments- 
Chat,  cat,  kitten. 
Chat-buant ,  sm.  scrcech-owl. 
Châtaigne,  sf.  chestnut. 
Châtaigneraie,    chesnut-grove. 
Châtaignier,  «m.  chcstautlreei 


CliA 

9'bâtain,  a.  m.  cbestnut-eolour, 

auburn. 
Cliâtpau,  sm.  castle,  seat,  man- 

sioii.  [caslles. 

Châteaux  en  Espagne^  airy 
Ckûtcluui,   lord   of  a   manor  ; 

caslcllan. 
Cliâteict,  little  castle. 
C'iiùielleiiie,  s^.  castle-ward. 
('lutter,  vil.  to  kilten. 
Chàliablo,  2.  a,  punishable. 
C'iiûtier,    va.    to    chaslise,   cor- 
rect, cliaslen, 
€'li;iicéi-c,  sf.  cat-hole. 
C'bâiiiueut,  sm.  chastisemeat. 
Cbatou,  sm.  bezel,  kilten, 
Cliaioiiillemcut,  tickling. 
riiaïuiiillcr,  in.  to  lickle;  flatter. 
Ctaaiouilleux,  se,  a.  ticklisb, 

délicate. 
Chatoyer,  vn.  sparkling. 
Châtré,  sm.  aa  euDucli. 
Châtrer,  t'a.  to  castrate, 
Châtreiir,  sm.  a  gèider. 
Chats,  jil.  catkins. 
Chatlq,  s/',  a  slie-cat;  puss. 
Chattcuiitc,  demure   hypocrite. 
Challerivs,  sweelmeats. 
Chaud,  c,  a.  hot,  warm,  hasty, 
— ,  sm.  lieat.  [flercë. 

— ,  nd.  bot;  warraly.  [nestly. 
Chaudement,  ad.  warinly,  ear- 
Chatidiére,s/.  caidron;  copper, 

great  kettle.  [dron. 

Chaudron,  sm.  a  ketllo,  cal- 
Chaudrounerie,  brazier's  ware. 
Chaudronnier  ;   sm.    brazier , 

tinker. 
Chau0age,  $m.  fuel. 
Chauffe,  sf.  furnace. 
ChuuCTe-pied,  sm.  a  foot-slOTe. 
ChautTer,  va.  to  beat,  warm. 
Chauiferettc,  sf.  a  foot-stovd. 
Chaufferie,  cbaftry. 
Chauffeur,  sm.  5toker< 
Chauffoir  ,        uarming  -  place  ; 

warm  clotb  for  a  sick  person. 
Chaufour,  a  limc-kilD. 
Chaufournier,  a   liine-burner. 
Chauler  le  blé,  V.  to  lime. 
Chaume,  sm,   stubble,  stubLIe- 

fieid.  [to  Ibatcb. 

CUauœer,  va.  U>  *  eut  stubble  ; 


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Chaumière,  sf.  a  thatched  cot- 
tage. 

Cbaumine,  small  cottage. 

Chausse,  sf.  stockiag,  stra'r.- 
iDg  bag. 

Chaussée,  sf.  causeway.    [brcn. 

Chausse-pied,    sm.     sboeirij- 

Cbausse-trappe,  sf.  a  caitiop. 

Chausser,  va.  toput  *  on  sbocs, 
or  stock) ngs,  maie  shoes  to  C(. 

Chausser  le  cothurne,  to  turn 
a  dramatic  writer. 

Chausses,  ;il.  breeches. 

Cbausseticr,  sm.  bosîer. 

Chaussette,  sf.  under-stocking. 

Chausson,  sm.  socks,  pumps. 

Chaussure,  sf.  any  cover  for  Ibe 
leg  and  foot,  stockings,  boots. 

Chauve,  2.  a.  bald.        [slippers. 

Chauie-souris,  sf,  a  bal. 

Cbuuvcté,  baldoess. 

Chauvir,  va.  to  prick  up. 

Chaux,  sf.  lime. 

Chavirer,  va.  to  turn  upside 
down,  upset.  [fag-end." 

Chef,  sm.  bead,    cbief,   leader; 

—  de  r.traîlle,  housekeeper. 
Chef-d'œuvre,  a  masterpiece. 
Chef-lieu,  cbief  town. 

—  de  parti,  a  ringleader. 
Chelem,  siam. 
Chélidoiue,  ceiandine. 
Chemin,  way,  road,  course. 
Chemin-couvert,   sm.  covered 
Cbcmiuée,  sf,  a  cliimney.  [way. 
Cheminer,  vn.  to  walk,  Or  *  go. 
Chemise,  sf.  shirt,  sbifl. 
Chemisette,  under-waislcoat, 
Chênaie,  a  gro^e  of  oaks. 
Chenal,  sm.  cbanne!.       [rogiio. 
Chenapan  ,     sm.     ascouudre!. 
Chêne,  an  oak. 

Chêueuu,  a  pipe  to  conTey  raio- 

waler  froni  tlie  gutters. 
Chenet,  haud-iron,  lire  dog. 
Chenevière,  sf.  bemp-lield. 
Chenevis, sm.bemp-seed.  [pecl. 
Chcuevotte,  sf.  Etalk   of  bem[i 
Chêne votter,  vn.  te  peel  benip 
Chenil,  $?n.  a  dog  kennel.    [stalk. 
Chenille,  sf,  a  Caterpillar. 
Chenu,  e,  a  hoary;  grey-headed. 
Cher,  e^dear;  costiy;  beloved. 


CIIE 

Cherche,  sf.  search. 
t'hcrchci-,  va.  to  *    seek,   look 

for  *,  fearcli.  [cher,  punter. 
Chercheur,  se,  s.  seeker,  sear- 
Chère,   sf.   cbeer,    fare,    enter- 

tainment. 
t^'héremeiit,  ad.  dear,  dearîy. 
Chérir,    vci.    to    cherisb  ,   love 

dearly.  [affection, 

Chérissable,    2.    a.    whorty   of 
Cherté,  deorness. 
Cbcriibin,  sm.  a  cherub. 
Chervis,  »in.  skirrsl.  [fui. 

Chctif,  ïe,  a  meaD  ;  sorry,  piti- 
Chétivemont,  ad.  pitifulljf. 
Cheval,  sm.  horse. 

—  de  bataille,  charger. 

—  de  course,  race-horse. 

—  de  selle,  saddic-horse. 

—  de  trait,  draught  horse. 
Cheval-foudu,  leap-frog. 
Chevaleuieiit,  sm.  prop,  shore. 
Chevaler,  i;a.  to  shore  upi  scra- 

peshides;  run  about. 
Chevaleresque,  a.   chivalrous. 
Chevalerie,     sf.    knighthood; 

chivalry. 
Chevalet ,   sm.   wooden  horse  ; 

bridge  of  an  instrument ,  easel; 

trestle,  buttress. 
Chevalier,  a  knight. 

—  d'industrie,  sharper.  [usher. 

—  d'houueur,    flrst   gentleman 

—  errant,  knight  errand. 
Chevalière,  sf.  knight's  lady. 
Chevaline    (bête)  ,   horse  ,    or 
Cheva«cher,U)i,to*ride.  [mare. 
Chuveau-léger,  sm.  ligbt-hor- 

seroan. 
Chevelu,  e,  a.  long  baired. 
Chevelure,    sf.    heai]    of  haïr; 

beams  ;  fibre. 
Chevet,  sm.  a  bolster,  pillow. 
Chevêtre,  a  halter  joisl. 
Cheveu,  a  bair.  [botch. 

Cheville,  «/".  a  peg;  anclebone, 
Cheviller,  va.  lo  peg,  pin. 
Chevillctto,  sf.  small  peg. 
Chevillon,  sm.  turner's  peg. 
Chevillurc,  sf,  the  branches  of 

a  deer's  head. 
Chèvre,  sf.  a  she  goat,  crab. 
Chevreau,  sm.  a  kid. 


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Chcvre-reuille,  bonejfsuckle', 

—  pied,  a.  m.  goat-footed. 
Chevrette,  sf.  a  doe;  siruppot; 

iitlle  andiroQ. 
Chevreuil,  sm.  a  roobuck. 
Chcvricr,  a  goatherd. 
Chcvrillard,  fawn  of  a  roe. 
Chevron, a  rarier,che'¥ron,stripB. 
Chevrotement,  sm.  quivering. 
Chevroter  ,   vn.  lo    kid  ;    fret  ; 

skip  ;    to  *   bave    a    trembling 

■voice  in  sioging. 
Chevroliu,  sm.  a  kid's  skin. 
Chevrotine,  sf.  deer-shot. 
Chez,  pr.  at,  to,  the  house  of, 

among,  witb,  in. 

—  soi,  at  home. 

—  moi,  at  mj  house.         [home. 

—  nous,  at  our   country  or   at 
Chiasse,  sf.  scum,  dung. 
Chicane,  sf.  chicanery,  cavil- 
Chicaner,  va.  ta  chicane;  cavii, 

quibble. 
Chicanerie,  sf.  chicanery. 
Chicaneur,    se  9    s.    chicaner, 

shifler,  caviller. 
Chicanier,  e,  chicaner,  caviller. 
Chiche,  2.  a.  stingy. 
Chichement,  ad.  slingily. 
Chicon,  sm.  coss-lettuce. 
Chicorée,  sf.  succory,  endive. 
Chicot,  sm.  a  stump. 
Chicoter,  v/i.  to  wrangle;  trifle. 
Chicotiu,  sm.  orpine. 
Chieu,  a  dog,  cock  of  a  gun. 

—  couchant,  a  setter. 

—  courant,  a  hound. 

—  d'arrêt,  a  pointer. 
Chiendent,    sm.    coucb-grass; 

quitch-grass. 
Chienne,  sf.  a  bitch. 
ChiOTe,  sf.  sorry  silk,  or  stuff. 
Chiffon,  SI)!,  a  rag,  scrap  of  paper. 

—  s.  jil.  dress,  trinkets.  [ble. 
Chiffonner,  VU.  to  rumple,  tum- 
Chiffonnier,  e,  S.  a  rag-picker, 

clicst  of  drawers.  [ber 

Chiffre, sm.  cipher,  figure,  num« 
Chiffrer,  «a.  to  *  cast  up  ;  wriU 

in  ciphers. 
Chiffreur,  sm.  calculator. 
Chignon,  sm.  nape,  chignon. 
Chimère,  sf.  ckimera,  idle  faucj 


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Chimérique,    2.    a.  chimerical, 

fancifii!. 
riiinicriqiicmenl^a^. —  rically. 

rhiiuie,s/'.  c!ijmislry,chemistry. 
rbiniiquc.  2.  c.  cbymical,  cbe- 

mical. 
riiiuiigtc,  sm.  cliymist,  chemist. 
riiiiicr,  va.  to  clôud,  ftreak. 
Chiiioîs,  snj.  chinese.       [riients. 
Chiiioisericfl,    chinese    orna- 
riiiouriiic^  sf.  of  convicls,  crew. 
rhi|>er,  va.  tofilcb;  crib. 
Cbîpotcr,  un.  lo   piddie;    trifle. 
nii|iotiei',  e,  s.  piddler,  trifler. 
Cliiquenaiidc,  sf.  fillip. 
riiique,  sf.  quid. 
riliqiier,  vn.  to  chew  totacco. 
Chiquet,  sm.  bit, 
Cllïrographaire,    in    vîrlue    of 

a  note  of  linod. 
rhiromnnrie,  sf.  —  Cy. 
rhiromaiicifii,  ne,».— mancer. 
rhirurical,  e,  a.  —  cal. 
Tbiriirgie,  sf.  surgery, 
rhirurgien,.  a.  surgeon. 
rhirurgique,  2.  a.  —  gical. 
rhlanij-fle,  sf.  cblamys. 
rhiore,  s»i.  chlorine. 
Chlorose,  sf.  green  sickness. 
Choc,  sm.  shock;  dashing;   on- 

set,  clasbing. 
Chocolat,  sm.  chocolaté. 
Chocolatier,    one   who   keeps  a 

chocolate-house,  chocolaté   ma- 

ker,  or  seller. 
Chocolatière,  sf.  chocolate-pot. 
Chœur,  sm.  choir,  choius. 
Choir,  vn,  to  *  fall.  [oui;  select. 
Choisir,  va.  to  *  choose,  *  pick 
Choix,  sm.  choice,  option,  [kept. 
rhôuable,  2.  «  Ihat  ougbt  to  be 
rhôniage,  sm.  respite,  resl. 
rhôiner,  v.  to  *  kcep,  tO    want 

work,  rest  from  work 
rhopiiie,  <f.  balf-pint. 
Chopiuer,  L'n.  to  lipple. 
Choppenicnt,  sm.  slumbling. 
Choppcr,t;n.to  blunder;  sturable. 
Choquaut,  e.  a.   sbocking,   of- 

fensi^ve. 
Choquer,  V.  to    •  shock,  offend, 

•  dash,*clasb,to  *  touch  elasses. 

—  (Se),  w .  10  •  tike  offence,  i 


abuse    one    another,  •  clash    * 

slnke,  encouDter. 
Chorégraphe,  stn.  —  phcr. 
Chorégraphie,  sf.  —  pliy. 
Choriste,    sm.    cLorister ,    cbo- 

russinger. 
Chorogrnphic,  s/.— phy. 
Chorographique,  2.  a. — pliica!. 
Chorus,  faire  chorus,  to  ""^ing 

together  *  niake  chorus. 
Chose,  5^.  lliing. 
Chou,  sm.  cabbage;  colewort. 

—  rave,  sm.  radish-cabbagi.-. 
Chou-fleur,  cauliilower. 
Choucas.,  sm.  a  jackdaw. 
Chouette,  sf.  screech-owl  ;   lau- 

ghing-stock. 
Chouquet,  sm.  cap,  block. 
Choyer,  VU.  to  cocker  ;  to  '  Iake 

great  care  of. 
Chrême,  syn.  chrism. 
Chrémeau,  chrisrn-cloth. 
Chrétien,  ne,  a.  S.  Christian. 
Chrétienuenieut ,    ad.     chiis- 

tianly. 
Chrétienté,  sf.  christendom. 
CIIKINT,  sm.  CHRIST. 
Chrisiiiiuieme,  christianily. 
Chromatique,  2.  a.  sf.  —  lie. 
Chronique,  sf.  chionicic. 

—  2.  a  chronical.         [chronicles. 
Chroniqueur,  sm.  a   writer  of 
Chronogramme,  —  gram. 
Chronologie,  sf.  —  logy. 
Chronologique,  2.   a.  —  gicali 
Chronologiste,  sm.  —  gist. 
Chronalogue,  —   loger. 
Chrysalide,  sf.  chrysalis. 
Chrysanthème,  sm.  —  temum. 
Cllrysocollc,  sf.  —  colla. 
Chrysolithe,  sf.  —  lithe. 
Chrysocome,  sra.  —  me. 
Chuchoter,  vn.  to  whisper. 
Chucboterie,  sf.  whispering. 
Chuchoteur,  se,  s.  whîsperer. 
Chu«;  int,  hushl 

Chute, s/,  fall,  di.'astei^ cadence. 

—  L.a    chute    des    Veuille», 

autumn.  —  Cnc  chute  d'hu- 

uicui-s,  a  deQuxion. 
Chyle,  sm.  chyle. 
Ci,  ad.  hère;  —  après,  hereaf- 

ter,—   dessous,   bereuDder; 


cm 

rSodesBus,  aToresaid;  —  de- 
vant, heretofore  ;  —  gît,  hère 
lies. 

Ciboire,  sm.  a  pvx,  box,  cup. 

Ciboule,  sf.  scaliion,  chibbat. 

Ciboulette,  chives. 

Cicatrice,  a  scar. 

Cicatriser,  va.    cicalrize,  gash. 

Cicéro,  pica  prinling  tjpe. 

Cidre,  cider. 

Ciel,  sf.  sky,  hcaven,  canopy. 

Ciel  de  lit,  trster,  top  of  a  bed. 

Ciels  de  lit  (des),  bed  testers. 

Cierges,  sm.  a  wax-taper. 

Cieux,  sm.  pi.  ciel  for  its  sin- 
gular,  heavens. 

Cigale,  s/,  chirping  kind  of  gras- 
Cigare,   sm.  a  cigar.   [shopper. 

Cigogue,  sf.  a  ftork. 

Ciguë,  sf.  hemiock. 

Cil,  stn.  eye-lash. 

Cilice,  sm.  hair-cloth. 

Cillement,  sm.  winking. 

Ciller,,  va.  to  Iwiukle,  wink. 

Cime,  5^.  top,  ridge,  heigbt. 

Ciment,  sm,  cernent,  union. 

Cimenter,  va.  to  cernent. 

Cimeterre,  a  scimitar. 

Cimetière,  a  cburciiyard* 

Cimier,  crest,  bultock.        [clay. 

Cimolie  ou  Cimolis,  sf.  pipe- 
Cinabre,  cinabar;  red  lead. 

Cinéraire  urne,  sf.  urn  ino- 
ludiDg  ashes,  cinerary. 

Cinglage,  sm.  ship's  course. 

Cingler,  vn.  ta  sail  before  the 
wind,  to  lash,  '  eut. 

Cïnique,  2.  a.  cynical. 

Cinnamome,  sm.  cinnamoQ. 

Cinq,  a.  sm,  fivc. 

Cinquantaine,  sf.  fiTty. 

Cinquante,  2.  a.  fifty. 

Cinquantième,  2.  a.  Urtieth. 

Cinquième,  2.  a.  sm.  fiftll. 

Cinquièmement,  ad.  fiftbly. 

C'inti-age,  sm.  the  coras  which 
etther  encircle,  or  lie  a  ship. 

Cintre,  au  arch,  centre. 

Cintrer,  ua.  to  *  make  archwise. 

Cippe,  sm.  cippus. 

Cirage,  waxing,  blacking. 

Circoncire,  va*  to  circumcise. 

Circoncision,  sf.  circumcjsiun. 


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Circonréreuce,   circumférence. 
Circonflexe,  2.  a.  circumflex. 
Circonlocution,    sf.    circumlo- 

cution.  [lion. 

Circonscription,    circumscrip- 
CircouBcrire ,    va.   to   circuin- 

scribe. 
Circonspect,  e,  a.  circumspect. 
Circonspection  ,    sf.    circum» 

spection. 
Circonstance,  circumstance. 
Circonstances  et  dépcudun— 

ces,  appartenances. 
CircouBlancier,  va.  to  relate  a 

tliing  wilh  its  circamstances. 
Circonvallatiou,  sf<  circumvaN 

latioD. 
Circonvenir,    va.     tO    circum- 

venl,  deceive. 
CirconveiitÊon,  sf.  deceît. 
Circonvoisiu,  e,  a,  neighbour* 

ing.  [volution. 

Circonvolution  ,    sf.    circum- 
Circuit,    sm.    circuit,    amhit; 

dislrict,  compass.  [round. 

Circtiluire ,     2.     a.     circular; 
Circulaii-emcut,  arl.  circularly. 
Circulant,  c,  circulaling. 
Circulatcur,  sm,  —  tor. 
Circulation,  sf.  —  tion. 
Circulatoire,  2.  a.  —  lalory 
Circuler,  va.    to  circulate;    be 

current.  [black. 

Cire,  sf.  wax,  gum,  seal  ;  sboa- 
—  d  Espagne,  scaling-wax. 
Cirer,  va.  to  wax. 
Cirïer,  sm.  wax  chandler. 
Ciron,ahaadworm;  little  blister. 
Cirque,  sm.  circus. 
Cirure,  sf.  wax  pîastering. 
Cirure,  sf.  waxing. 
Cisailler,  va.  to  *  clip,  *  shear. 
Cisailles,  sf.  shears,   clippings. 
Cisalpine,   a.  on  this  side   the 
Ciseau,. sm.chise!,graYer,[Alps. 
Ciseaux,  pi.  scissars. 
Ciseler,  va.  to  cbase,  carve. 
Ciseict,  sm,  a  graver. 
Ciseleur,  chaser,  pinker. 
Ciselure,  sf.   chasing,  carving. 
Citadelle,  a  citadei. 
Citadin,  e,  a.  s.  citizen. 
Citateur,  sm.  quoler. 


<:la 

ritnlioii,  sf.  —  tion,  summons. 
rite,  a  City,  a  town.  [name. 

Ciicr,  lia.  cite,  quote,  summon, 
ritérîeiir,  c,  a.  citerior;  hither. 
C'itcrue,  sf.  a  cistern. 
rilo.veii,  uc,  s.  a  citizen. 
Citrate,  sm.  —  le. 
rîtrin,  c,  (t,  lemon-coloured. 
C'iti-oii,  sra,  citron,  lemon. 
C'itronui-,   c,   «.  that   has   Ihe 

lasle  ot'  lemon. 
C'ili'oiiiiL-llc,  sf.  balm-gentle. 
t'id-oniiicr,  SHi.   a   lemon-tree. 
f'ilrotiiile,  sf.  pumpion,  gourd. 
Civatlicrc,  sf.  sprit-sail. 
Cive,  liind  of  onion. 
Civet,  sin.  liare  ragoût. 
Civette,  sf.  chive  ;  civet-cat. 
Civière,  a  hand-barrow. 
Civil,  e,  a.  civil,  well-Lred. 
Civilement,  aJ.  civilly,  kindly. 
Civilisation,  sf.  —  zalion. 
Civiliser,  va.  to  civilise. 
Civilité,  sf.  civilily,  courlesy. 
Civique,  a.  f.  civic.  [fellow. 

Clabaiid ,     sm.     liar  ;      noisj 
Clabaudage,    barking  of  dogs. 
Clabauder,  vn.  lo  bark;  bawl. 
Clabuiiderie,  sf.  damour. 
Clabaudcur,  se,  S.   noisy  man 

0?'  woman,  a  bawler. 
Cluie,  sf.  a  hurdie. 
Clair,  c,  a.  clear;  light;    thin  ; 

bright;  plain.  [plain.. 

— y  ad.    clearly;    plainly;     clear 

—  sm.  sbine,  light. 

—  de  luue,  mooDsbine. 
Claîremcut,  ad.  clearly,  plainly. 
Clairet,  te,  a.  reddisb,  claret. 
Clair-voie,   sf.  rails  in  a  park. 
Clairière,  glade  in  a  wood. 
Clairou,  sm.  Clarion. 
Clair-scuiê,   e,  a.   thin  sown; 

thin,  scarce.  [netration, 

Cloirvojauce,  sf.  sagacity  ;  pe- 
Clairvojaut,  e,  a,   elear  sigh- 

ted,  ocute. 
Clameur,   sf.  clamour,  outerj. 
Clan,  sm.  clan. 
Clandcstiu,  e,  a.  clandestine. 
Clandestinement,  ad.  —  nely. 
Ciandesiiiiitc,  sf.  clasdestiae- 

Dess,  privacy. 


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CLE 


Clapet, S))i.  sucker.  [taraerabhii* 
Clapier,  coney  burrow  ;  rabbll  ■ 
Clapir,  vn.  to  squoak. 

—  (se),  vr.  lo  *  tquat. 
Clapotagc,  sm.  rough  sea. 
Clapoter,  va.  to  ripple. 
Clapotcusc,  a.  f.  beaving  swel- 
Claque,  s/',  a  smack,  clog.  [linp. 
Claquedeut,  sm.  beggar,  chai- 

tering.  [rini;. 

Claquement,  clapping,  cbaLIc- 
Claqucmui-er,  va.    to  *  put  in 

prison. 
Claquer,  vn.  tO  *  clap,  *  snap  ; 

clialtcr.  [chil. 

Claquct,     sm,     mil! -clapper  ; 
ClariCcatiou,  sf.  clarifjing. 
Clarifier,  VT.  to  clarify. 

—  (se),  i!)-.  to  *  player. 
Clarine,  sf.  a  bell    for  Ibo  ncck 
Clarinette,  clarinet.  [ofanimals. 
Clarté,  sf.  light.  clearness. 
Classe,  s/',  class;  order;  form  ; 

school.  [ord-:!-. 

Classement,    sm.    disposilinr  , 
Classer,  l'a.  lo  dispose,  io  levy. 
Classification,  sf.  —  tion. 
Classique,  2.  a.  classic. 
Claude,  a.  foolish,  simple. 
Claudication,  sf.  lameness. 
Clause,  sf.  clause. 
Claveau,  sm.  thc  rot,  scab. 
Clavecin,  sm.  harpsichord. 
Clavelée,  sf.  the  scab. 
Clavelc,  e,  a.  scabby. 
Clavette,  sf.  a  key;  peg. 
Clavicule,  the  collar  bonc. 
Clavier,  sm.   a  key-chain;    llio 

keys  of  an  organ,  etc.     [uastic, 
Claustral,  e,  a.  claustral  ;  mo- 
Clayon,  sm.  litlle  hurdie. 
Claionuage,  a  fence  made  with 

hurdles  and  turfs. 
Clé,  Clef,  s/",  a  kcy,  clef. 
Clématite,  sf.  —  lilis. 
Clémence,  cleraency. 
Clément,  e, a.  clément, merciful. 
Clepsydre,  an  hour-glass. 
Clerc,  sm.  clerk,  clergyman. 
Clergé,  clergy,  churclimen. 
Clérical,  e,  a.  clérical. 
CléricaIemeul,a(Z.  clergy-maD 

tike. 


CLO  50 

Clérlcatnre,  sf.  clerksbip;  State 

of  a  clergyman. 
riichage,  sm.  stérêotyping. 
Cliché,  sm.  stéréotype  plate 
riicber,  va.  to  stéréotype. 
riicheiir,  sm.  stéréotyper. 
Client,  e,  s.  a  client,      [nection. 
Clicntelle,   sf.  protection,  con- 
<'liEnemciit,sm.\vinking.  [seek. 
C'Iiiiiip-iniiscite,    sf.  hide  and 
C'iiisiiei'  les  jeux,  va.  to  nink. 
rii;;notemciit,£)n,  winking. 
C!is>>oler,  to  wink  oflen. 
f  liiuat, sm.  climate,  clime. 
riiniatcriqiio,  2.  a.  climacterîc. 
Clin  d''œil,  s)n.  tbe  twinkling  of 

an  eye. 
en  un  clin  d'œil,  ad.  in  a  trice. 
Clinique,  2.  a.  clinical. 
Cliiii|uant,  sm.  tiusel. 
Clique,  sf.  party,  gang. 
Cliqueter,  vn.  to  clack. 
Cliquetis,  sm.clasliingofswords. 
Cliquettes,  sf.  snappers;  clap- 

pers. 
Clisse,  little  hurdle;  splint. 
Clîaser,  îjn.  to  *  make  hurdles; 
Clistère,  sm.  aclysten.    [splint. 
Cliver,  va.  to  clieve. 
Cloaque,  sm.  common    sewer; 

fillliy  place.  [ing-pan. 

Clocbe,  s;',  a  bell,  blister,  stew- 
riocbemeut,  sm.  hopping. 
Clocher,  steeple  ;  parish. 
— ,  vn.  to  limp,  Lobble. 
Cloeliette,    sf.    band-bell,    bell- 
Cloisou,  partition.  [Hower. 

Cloisonnage,  sm.  partition- 
Cloître,  a  cloister.  [work. 
Clottrer,    va,    tO    cloister    up; 

immure. 
Cloîtrier,  sm.  claustral  raonk. 
Clopiu-clopaut,   ad.  bobbling 

along. 
<'io|>incii.,  va.  to  bobblo   along. 
Cloporte,  sm.  wood-louse. 
Clore,  va.  lo  inclose,  close. 
Clos,  sm.  a  close. 
— ,  e,  a.  closed,  close,  shut. 
Closeau,  sm.  small  close, 
Clossemeut,  cluckin;^, 
CInsscr,  vn.  to  cluck." 
Clôture,  s/'.aû  enclosur*. 


me 

Clâturer,  i)<i.  ju.  to  close  an  ac* 

count. 
Clou,sm.  nail;  a  boil;  clove;  slud. 
Clou  à  crochet,  tenter-hook. 
Clouer,  va.  to  nail. 
Clous  de  girolle,  clOTes. 
Clouter,  va.  lo  slud. 
Clouterie,  sf.  nail-trade. 
Cloutier,  sm.  a  nailer. 
Cloutiére,  sf.  nail-mouldi 
Club,  sm,  a  club,  Society. 
Clubiste,  member  of  a  club. 
Coaccusé,  accused  witb  one,  Oî* 

several  persons. 
Coactir,  vc,  a.  coercive. 
Coartiou,  sf.  coercion,  coaclion. 
Coadjuteur,   sm.   a  coadjiilor. 
Coadjutorerie,   sf.  —  tordbip. 
Coadju  trice,    coadjutrix. 
Coagulation,  a  congealing. 
Coaguler,  va.  coagulale,  curd. 

—  (se),  vr.  to  curdle. 
Coaliser  (se),  vn.  to  coalesce. 
Coalition,  sf.  —  tien. 
Coassement,  sm,  croaking. 
Co.isscr,  un.  to  croak. 
Cobalt,  sm.  cobalt. 
Cocagne,    sm..    pays    de    co» 

cagne,  a  land  of  niilk  and  lio- 
Cocardc,  sf .  cockadc.  [ncy. 

Cocasse,  2.  a.  odd.  comical. 
Cacatrix,  sm,  cockatrice. 
Coche,  s?ïî.  caravan,  large  cùacb. 
Coche,  a  passage  beat, 

—  sf.  nolch,  oldsow;   fat  illsba- 
ped  woman. 

rochcnillage,  sm.  scarlet  dye. 
Cochenille,  sf.  cochincal. 
Cocbciiiller,  va.  to  dye  scartrî 
Cochenillier ,    sm.     cocbinca'. 
Cocher,  a  coachman.  [Irci'. 

Cocher,  va.  to  *  tread.  [enlran'.'i- 
Cochère   (Porte),    sf.  carria^â 
Cochet,  sm.  cocberel 
Cochevis,  sm.  tufted  lark. 
Cochon,  sm.  bog,  pig. 

—  d'Inde,  sm.  guinea  pîg. 

—  de  lait,  sm.  a  sucking  pîg. 
Cochonnée,  sf.  litter  of  pigi 
Cochonner,  vn.  lo  farrow. 
Cochonnerie,  sf.  filtbiness. 
Cochonnet,  snx,  jack  at  bowlA. 
Coco,  cocos 


COI 


60 


Cocon,  sm.  cocoon. 

Cocotier,  a  cocon-tre. 

Coctiou,  sf.  coclioa,   diges-v'on. 

Tocu,  sm.  cuckold. 

Code, sm.  code,  codex. 

Cocuagc,  cucholdom. 

rodccimateiir,  partner  in  1l> 
tlies.  [a  codicil. 

Cudicillaire,  3.  a.  ccntained  in 

Codicille,  sm,  codicil. 

Codille  gagner,  vn.  to  win. 

Codonataire,  2.  a,  he  or  slie  to 
whom  a  thing  is  given  jointly 
whith  anolher  person. 

CoeGcient,  e,  a.  cocl'ficient. 

Coégal,  e,  a.  coequal. 

Caeniiitiou,s/'.  rcciprccal  buying. 

Coercilir,  Te,  a.  coercive. 

Coercition,  sf.  coercion. 

Coéternel,  le,  a.  cOPternal. 

Coéternîté,  sf.  —  nity. 

Cœ«r,sm.  hcarf,  courage,  spirit, 
stomack  middie;  à  contre  — , 
againslone's  will  ;  de  lion  — , 
heartily  ;  de  gaîté  de  — ,  wan- 
tonly;  par  — ,  by  heart. 

Coexistence,  sf.  —  ce. 

Coexister,  vn.  lo  coexist. 

Coffre,  sm.  chest,  trunli,  coffer, 
belly  of  a  lute. 

Coffre-fort,  strong  box. 

Coffrer,  va.  to'  put  in  jail. 

Coffret,  sm.  a  little  chcst  ;  trunk. 

Coffretier,  a  trunk-maker. 

Cognasse,  sf.  wild  quince. 

Cognassier,  sm.  quiuce-tree. 

Cognât,  kinsman, 

Cognation,  s^.  —  tion,  kindred. 

Cogue-fetu,  sm.  a  triQer. 

Cognée,s/.a  Lalchet,  axe.  [knock. 

Cogner,  va.  to  *  drive  in   beat, 

Cognoir,  sm.  printer's  shooting 
stick. 

Cohabitation,  sf.  —  tion. 

Cohabiter,  vn.  to  cohabit. 

Cohérence, s^.  cohérence. 

Cohérent,  e.   a.  uuilcd.     [ress. 

Cohéritier,  e.  s.  co-heir  ;  cohei- 

Cohésion,  sf.  cohésion. 

Cohober,  va.  to  thicken,  fortily. 

Cohorte,  sf.  cohort,  conipany. 

Cohue, a  rout,  crowd. 

Coi,  te.  a.  still,  quiet. 


COL 

Coiffe,  sf.  coif,  hood,  hnsk. 
Coiffer,  va.  lo  put  on  tlie  hrad; 

dress  the  liair;    cap    a    bottie, 

lay  a  sail  aback  ;  inTaluate  wilh, 

—  (Se),  vr.  to  covér  ono's  head; 

dress  one's  head;   bf-    fond  of; 

bewitched  wilh.  ^dresser. 

Coiffeur,  se,  s.    milUner;  liair- 
Coiffure,  sf.  a  bead-dress. 
Coin,  sm.  corner,  wedge;  coins, 

die;  lock   of  a  wig;  dock  of  a 

stocking. 
Coîitcidcnce,  sf.  coincideDce. 
Coïncident,  te,  a.    coïncident. 
Coïncider,  vn.  to  coïncide. 
Coing,  sm.  a  quince. 
Coït,  sm.  coilion. 
Col,  sm.  stock  neck  défile. 

—  (Faux),  false  collar. 
Coloture,  sf.  Dllration. 
Colégatiiire,  <!.   S.  collegatory. 
Coléoptcre,  sm.  —  ter. 
Colère,  s/",  anger,  wrath,  passion. 

— ,  2.  a.  passionafe. 
Colérique,  2.  «.  choleric.  [libri. 
Colibri,  sm.  humming-blrd,  co- 
ColiQcbet,    gewgaw,  toy,  bird- 

cake. 
Coliu-niaillurd ,  sm.  blind- 
Colique,  sf.  a  cbolic.[man's  buff. 
Cotisée,  sm.  colisœum.  [bourer. 
Collaborateur,  sm.  fellow-la- 
Collaboralion,  s/'.^tion.  [ging. 
Collage,  sm.  sizing  paper  haa- 
Collant,  a.  tight. 
Collataire,  sm.    one    who     bas 

been  collatcd  to  a  bénéfice. 
Collatéral,  a.  —  rai. 
Collateur,  sm.  collator. 
Collatif,  a.  —  ti-?e. 
Collation,  sf.  —  tion,  adTowsor 

— ,   artcroon's    luuclîeon ,    te? 

drinking. 
Collationner,  va.  to  collale. 
— ,  to  •  eat  betwcer  dinner   an 

supper,  to  *  drink  tea. 
Colle,  s/,  pa.'te,  glue,  size. 

—  de  poisson,  isinglass. 
Collecte,  collect,  gathering. 
Collecteur,  sm.  a  collcclor. 
Collectif,  a.  sm.  collectiTe. 
Collection,  sf.  —  tion. 
Collectivement,  ad.  —  vely. 


COL 

Pollége,  »m.  collège. 
L'ullcgia:,  e,  a.  collégiale. 
['olligieu,  sm,  collegian.    [low. 
['olloguc,    stn.    colleague,   fel- 
[•oller,  va.  to  pa?te,  glue. 
-du   vîn,  to  clarifj  wine  with 

isinglass. 

—  (Se),  vr.  to  lie  close,  cake. 
Dollerette,  sf.  woman's  neck- 
_  kerchief,  tucker.  [of  méat. 

['ollet,  sm.  collar;   SDare,  neck 
-,  cape;  neck,  hand  ;  gin. 
Colleter,  va.  lo  collar  *  set  suares. 
'ollctir,  sm.  paper  hanger. 
^'ollicp,  sm.  necklace,  collar. 
^olliger,  vn.  to  collect,  infer. 
rolliue,  sf.  biU. 
'ollïsioii,  —  sion. 

ullocatian,  — tion.         [rence. 
Colloque,  sm.  colloquy,  confe- 
'olloqucr,  va.  to  place  in  order. 
'olludcr,  vn.  to  colludejuggle. 
'olltision,  sf.  juggling. 
.'ullusoire,  2.  a.  —  sory. 
olIuBoiremeiil,  ad.  —  sorily, 
■ollyre,  sm.— rium,  eye-salve. 
'olombc,  sf.  a  doYe. 
'olombiur,   sm.  a    dove-house. 
^olonibîue,  sf.  pigeon 's  dunk. 
'olou,  sm.  a  planter,  colon. 
'olouul,  a  colonel.  [pa°ï- 

.'olonelle,  sf.  Ihe  colonel 's  [com- 
'olouial,  c,  a.  colonial. 
'oloiiie,  a  colony,  plantation. 
'oloiiisatiou,  sf.  —  tion.  [lony. 
'olouiser,   va.    to  setlle  a  co- 
'oloiiuade,  colonnade. 
.'olunac,     a    column,   pil'.ar;  — 
-d'uu  lit,  ted-posts. 
'olopliaue,   rosin,    hard  rosia, 
'oloquinte,  coloqiiintida. 
'olorant,  e,  a.  coloul'ing. 
'olorer,,  va.  to  coiour,dje,  dis- 

guife,  cloke. 

'olofîer,  to  varnish,      [plexion. 
oloris,    sm.    colouring,    com- 
'oloriste,  a  colourist. 
'«lossal,  e,  a  gigantio. 
'ulosae,  sm..   coloâsus. 
'olustre,  sra.  colostrum. 
^'■»~i'iaf  6,  h&wker's  trade. 
uiporter     vu.,  to  hawk  about. 
olporieuri  ifft.  a  hawker. 


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CuM 


Colure,  coluri,  colure. 

Colza,    sf.    colewort;   —  hiiils 

de,  —  coleseed  oil. 

Tonia,  comma. 

Comateux,  se,  a.  sopori  ferons. 

Couibut,  sm.  a  fight,  batlle. 

Couibattaiit,  a  combalant. 

Combattre,  V.  to   *  Bght,  com- 
bat, oppugn,  contend  wilh. 

Combien,   ad.   how  much;  how 

—,  .sm.  price.  [many. 

—  que,  although. 

Combinaison,  sf.   combination^ 

Combiner,  va.  to  combine. 

Comblé,  e,  a  heaped. 

Comble,  sm.  top,  height,  timber- 
work  of  a  roof.  [fill. 

Combler,  va.  heap  np  ;  load  one  ; 

Combrière,  a  large  net. 

Combustible,  2.  a.  ble. 

Combustion,  s/'.- tion,  tumult. 

Comédie,    a    play  ;    playhouse  ; 
shamming;  sport. 

Comédien,  sm.    an   actor;  difr- 
sembler,  comedian. 

Comédienne,  sm.  actress. 

Comestible,  2.  a.  eatables. 

Comète,  sf.  a  cornet. 

Comiecs,  sm.  pi.  comitia. 

Comique,  2.  a.  comical. 

Comiquement,  ad.  comically. 

Comité,  sm.  officer  of   a  galley- 

Comité,  a  commitlee. 

idaut,  sm.  commander 


Commande,  sf.  order. 

lOKen;  made  to  or- 


command  ^ 


(de),  bespo. 

der;  feigned. 
Coniniandemeut , 

conimandment. 
Commander,  va.  tO  command] 

order,  *  bid,  •  bespeak. 
Commanderie,^/'.  commandery» 
Commandeur,  sm.  commander 

of  an  order. 
Commanditaire,     s, 

partner. 
Commandite     (société     en), 

sieeping  partner  sbip. 
Comme,  ad.  as,  like,  almost. 
— ,  C.  as,  whereas. 
Commémorutir,  *e,  a.  —  tive>. 
Commémoration,   sf.   —  tion„ 
Coniiueufaut,    e,  $.  beginner. 


COM 


62 


Commeuccment,     sm.    begin- 
ning.  [menée. 

f  oinmoiicer,  t'rt.  to*begin;  com- 
roiiimciidulaire,  a.sm. — tory. 
fommeiide,  sf.  commeDdam. 
Commensal,   a.  m.  messmale. 

eatingat  Ihe  same  table. 
fonsmcusulîté,  s^*  —  lity. 
rommcnsural>ilité,  —  lity. 
rommciisui-abic,  2.  a.  —  ble. 
i'ommeiit,  ad,  how,  why. 
ï'ommoïKnire,  sm.  comment. 
C'omuiciilateur,  —  tator. 
Commenter,   va.    to   comment, 

to  romance. 
fommérage,  sm.  iddle  gossip. 
Vommerçable,  2.  a  negotiable, 

commercial. 
C'ommerçauf ,  e,  trading. 
Commerçant,  sm.  trader,  mer- 
chant,  [intercourse. 
Commerce,  sm.  —  ce  ;  trade  ; 
Commercer,  vn.  to  trade. 
Commercial,  e,  a.  —  çial. 
Commère,  sm.  a  g'SSip. 
Commettant,  sm.  trustée  ;  con- 
stituent,         [appoint  ;  expose. 
Commettre,     va.    to    commit; 
Comminaiion,  sf.  Ihreatening. 
Comminatoire,    2,    a.  —  tory  ; 
threatening.  [missioner. 
Commis,  sm.  clerk,  deputy,com- 
<'ommisc,  sf.  forfeiture. 
Commisération  ,  —  tion,    pity. 
Commissaire,  sm.  commissary; 
coromissioner;  overseer  ;  — prï- 
seur,  sm.  auctionneer;  —  de 
police,  justice  of  thepeace. 
Cauiniission,    sf.    commission; 
message.            [an  errand  man. 
Commissionnaire,  sm.  Tactor; 
Commissionner,    vct     to    com- 
mission. 
Commissoire,  2.  a.  ju.  binding. 
Commodat,  loan. 
Commode,    2.   a.   commodious; 
convenicnt;good-nalured;[wers. 
—  sf.  a  commode  ;   chest  of  dra- 
Commodément  ,      ad.      conve- 

niently,  con.^ortably. 
Commodité,  sf.    confenience ; 
l's.])L  ocnommodniion,  waterc'o- 
ouiuiuiioi<,£^.cuiiiuio'.ioD.[sets. 


COM 

Commualile,  2.  a.  commulable. 
Commc«r,  va.  to  commute  ;  rai- 

ligate. 
Coiiimnn,  e,  n.  coramon,  usual; 

mcan  ;  publie. 
Commiiuanté,   sf,   community, 

corporation. 
Commune,  sf.  corporation. 
Communes,   inhaliilants  of  vil- 
laces;    common     pasture;    Ihe 
bouse  of  commons. 
Communément,  ad.  commonly. 
Communiant, e, s. communicant. 
Communicablc,    2,    a,  —  ble, 

easy  of  access. 
Communicalif,  Te,  a.  —  ti've, 
Communication,    sf,   —    tiOD  , 

intercourse;  Society. 
Communier,  v.    to  receive,   Of 

administer  the  sacrament. 
Communion,    sf,  —  nion;    fcl- 

lowship. 
Communiquer,  va.  tO  commu» 
nicatc  ;    to   *    liave    corresfion- 
dence  ;  to  produce. 
— (sc),y)'.to*be  communicated. 
Commutatif,  te,  a.  —  ti\e. 
Commutation,  sf.  —  tion. 
Compacité,  closeness. 
Compacte,  sm.  agreement. 
Compacte,  2.  a.  compact,  close. 
Compagne,   sf,  a  female   com> 

panion  ;  consort. 
Compagnie,  company. 
Comp.ignon,    .5m.    companion  ; 

journeyman  ;  fellow  ;  partner. 
Compagnonnage,  journeyman- 

ship. 
Comparable,  2.  a,  —  ble;  like. 
Comparaison,  sf.  comparifon 
Comparant,  e,  a.  S.  appearing 
Comparatif,  »e,  0.  —  tive. 
Comparalivemenl,ad.— tivelj; 
Comparer,  va.  to  compare;  cot 
—  à  (se),  to  vie  with.  [fo  ■ 
Comparoir,  un.  to  *  make  dm  : 

appearance. 
Couiparaîlre,toappear.  [ninr^ 
Compartiment,  sm.  COmparC' 
Comparution,  sf.  appearaut*. 
Compas,  compassés. 
Compassieniciit .  tje  mc^f* 
ring  »ilb  compnsse». 


COM 

ksmiiaxscr,  un.  lo  measure  ;  to 

proportion;  order  well. 
Compassé,  c,a.formal;affected. 
Compassion,    sf.    compassion; 
«omputibilité,  —  lity.       [pity. 
«ompatililc,  2.  a.  —  ble. 
Compatir,  v)i.  lo  commiserate  ; 

siiil;  *  bear  with.  [sionate. 

Compatissant,  e,  a.  compas- 
Compatriote,  2.  s.  compatriot. 
Coiupcadium,  sm.  —  dium. 
Compensation,  sf.  —  tion. 
Compenser,  va.  to  compensate. 
Compéragc,  sm.  compaternity. 
Compère,  a  gossip,  jovial  l'ellow; 

partner.  [tently;  enough. 

Compétesumeut ,  ad.  compe- 
Compétrncc,    sf.  compétence; 

compétition;  jurisdiction. 
Compétent,  c, a.  compétent;  fit. 
Compétcr,  vn.  tobeiong.  [rival. 
Compétiteur,  sm.  competitor; 
Compétition,  sf.  —  tion. 
Compilateur,  sm.  compiler. 
l'ompilalion,  sf.  —  lion.    [lect. 
Compiler,  va.  to  compile  ;  col- 
Complaiguant,  e,  s,  plaintiff. 
Complainte,  sf.  complaiiit. 
Complaire,   vn.   to  please  ;   to 

humour. 

—  (se),  vr.  to  delight  in. 
Complaisammeut,    ad.     com- 

plaisantly.  [complacency. 

Complaisance,  sf.  —  ?ance  ; 
Complaisant,  e,  a,  complaisant; 
— ,  sm.  fawner.  [obliging. 

Complément,  sm.  —  ment. 
Complémentaire,    2.    a,  com- 

pleting. 
Complet,  e,  a.  complète,  pei feel. 
Complètement,  sm. compiction. 
Complètement,  ad.  —  tely. 
Compléter,  va.  lo  complète. 
Complexe,  2.  a  complex. 
Complexion,    sf.  —  xion  ;  con- 
stitution ;  temper;  humour. 
Complcxiouné,e,n.  constitued. 
Complexité}   sf.  —  ness,    com- 

plexity. 
Cociplicatlon,  f^f.  —  tion. 
Comi^lieef  2,  a  S.  complice;  ac- 

coï^^'ice.  [accomplice. 

Co.vf.^cité|  if.  tbe   beins  an 


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Compiles,  sf.  complines. 
Compliment,  «m. —  mentt 
Complimentaire,    iirst  partDet 

in  a  trading  society. 
Complimenter,    va.  tO  compli» 

ment;  to  flalter.  [menler. 

Complimenteur,  se,  s.  compli- 
Compliqué,  e,  a.  complicate. 
Coniplicfiier,  va.  to  complicate. 

—  (se),  tobrcome  complicatcd. 
Complot,  sm.  a  plot;  conspiracy. 
Comploter,  l'fl.  to  plot;  conspire. 
Componction,  sf.  compunclion. 
Comportement  ,  sm.  comport- 

ment. 
Comporter,  va.  to  allow,*  bear. 
—  (se),  vr.  to  behave  ;  act. 
Composé,  sm.  compound  ;  — ,  a. 

compound.  [compound. 

Composer,  va.,   to  compose  ;  to 

—  (se),  vn.  to  compound  ;  ca- 
pitiilate;  make  a  compromise. 

Composite,  2.  a.  composite. 
Compositeur,  SOT.  a   composer 

(in  music);  a  compositor. 
Composition,   sf.    composition, 

agreement.  [or  setting-stick 
Composteur,  sm.  a  composing 
Compote,  sf.  siewed  fruit,  etc. 
Compotier,  sîu.dish  for  stewed 

fruit. 
Compréhensible,  3.    a,  —  ble. 
Comprcliension,  sf.  —  sion. 
Comprendre,    va.    to    compre- 

hend.  [ter. 

Compresse,  sf.  compress,  bols- 
Comprcssiltilité,    sf,    —    lity; 

compressibleness. 
Compressible,  2. a. —ble.  [sure. 
Compression,    sf.    sion,    près* 
Comprimer,  va.  to  compress. 
Compromettre,  va.  to  compro» 

mise,  to  expose. 

.-(sc),tjr.  lo  commit  one's  self. 
Compromis,  sm.  compromise. 
Comptabilité,    sf.     responsibi" 

lily,  accounls. 
Comptable,  2.(^5.  accounlablei 
Comptant,  argent  couiptant, 

ready  money. 
Compte,  sm.  account;  à  — ^  on 

accoiint  ;  arrêté  de  — ,  accouvil 

agreed  u^ion;  à  bon  ~,  cheap; 


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Acuîr    compte    de^     to     pay 

attention  ta. 
Cuinpter,   va.    to    count,    seltle 

accounts;  charge;  reckon. 
Compter,  v)i.  to   dépend    ripon. 
Compteur,  sm.  accounlant. 
Comptoir,     counter  ;    counling- 

house;  factoryjbar  of  a  public- 

house. 
('uinpulser ,    va.   xo    examine,' 

inspect;  search. 
TompiiUoire,  vn.  a  warrant. 
Cuiupiit,  computalion. 
Coiupiitisic,  sin.  —  tist;  t«r. 
Comte,  stn.  count,  earl. 
Comté,  countj,  earldom. 
t'omtesse,  sf.  a  countess. 
Coucasser,  va.  to  pound. 
roncave,  2.  a.  sm.  concaTe. 
Concavité,  sf.  ccncavity. 
Concéder, u«.  to  grant,  concède. 
Conceulratiou,  sf.  —  tion. 
Concentrer,    ua,   to  concentre, 

concentrate. 

—  (se),  vi:  '  be  thoughtful. 
Concentrique,  2.  a.— trie,  con- 

ceutricai. 
Concept,  sm.  conception. 
Conception,  sf.  —  tioQ.  under- 

standing. 
Concernant, />>'.  concerning. 
Concerner,    ca,    to    relate    to  ; 
Concert,  sm-  concert;  [concern. 
Concertant,  e,s.  concert  singer. 
Concerter,  va.  to  concert. 

—  (se),  vr.  to  concert  matters. 
ConceHsiou,   sf.  grant,  conces- 
sion, [lee. 

Concessionnaire,  sm.  a  gran- 
Concetti,  sm,  conceits. 
Concevable,  2.   a,  concei'vable. 
Concewèir,    va.  to  conçoive;  to 

'  breed;  to  svord. 
Conchyliologie,  s^.  —  gy. 
Concierge,  2.    s.  porter,   door- 

porter,  dooi-lieeper.         [place. 
Tonciergerie,    s/^.    a   keeper's 
Concile,  sm.  council. 
"^onciliable,  n.  reconciteable. 
Coueiliabule,  couventicie. 
Conciliant,    e,  u.    cocciliating; 

conciliatory. 
Conciliateur,  ).  conciliator. 


CON 

Conciliation,  sf.  —  tion. 
Concilier,  va.to  reconcile;  gtls. 
Concis,  e,  a.  concise,  sliort. 
Concision,  sf.  conciseness. 
Concitoyen,  sm.  fellow-citize». 
Conclave,  sm.  conclave. 
Coiiclaviste,  5m.  —  vist. 
Concluant,    e,   a.    concluding; 
convincing.  [fer;  convince. 

Conclure,  ua.  to  concludejin- 
Conclusir,  a.  conclusive. 

Conclusion,  sf.  —  sion. 

—  pi.  demands;  opinion. 

Concombre,  sm.  cucumber. 

Concomitance,  sf.  —  tanC6> 

Concomitant,  e,  a.  —  tant* 

Concordance,    sf.    agreement^ 
concordance. 

Concordat,     sm.    concordate; 
compact;  agreement. 

Concorde,   sf.    concord  ;  nnion. 

Concourir,    vn.    to    concur;  to 
*  put  in   l'or.  [course- 

Concours,  sm.  concurrence;  con. 

Concret,  e,  a.  concrète. 

Concrétion,  sf.  —  tion. 

Concubinage,  sm..  —  âge. 

Coucubinaire,    sm.    one    wh» 
keeps  a  mistress. 

Concubine,  kept  mistress. 

ConcupisccBice,  —  cence,  iust. 

Concupisciblc,  2.  a.  —  ble. 

Coucurremmcui,  ad,  in  com- 
pétition ;  joinlly.  [tition. 

Concurrence,  s/". —  ce;  compe- 

Concurrent,  e,  S.  competitor; 
rival.  [tion. 

Concussion,  peculation;   extor- 

Concussionnuire,  sm.    pecula- 
ter;  exlortionner.  [ble. 

Condamnable,  S.  a.  condemna* 

Condamnation,  sf.  condemna- 
tion. 

Condamner,    va,  to  condemn; 
to  blâme.  [denser. 

Condcnsateur,sm.(/)ft(/s.)  con- 
denser. 

Condensation,  sf.  —  tion. 

Condenser,  ïM.  to  condense. 
—  (se),  vr.   to  condense;   ie 
condensed. 

Condescendance,  sf.  —  descr.' 

Coudeaccudaut,  «^  4»  — ^  £U'^ 


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Coudcsccudro,  vn.  to  conde- 
scend, to  *  Lear  viilh, 

foii<Ii8ci|iIe,   sm.  schoolfellow. 

Cuudiliou,  sf,  —  tioD,  service, 
proffer. 

C'Giiilitîoniié^e^a.  couditionned. 

C'oitdîiionnel,    le,    conditional. 

CondikiomieElciueut,  ad<  con- 
dilionaliy. 

Coiiditiouuer,  va.  ta  article  ;  to 

*  make  weli. 
Coudoléance,  sf,  coudolence< 
Condor,  tm.  condor. 
Coudiicteur  ,    sm.    conductor , 

guide;  tutor. 
Conductrice,  sf.  conductress. 
Conduire,  va.  to  conduct;  steer; 

*  drive;  convey. 
Conduire    (se),  vr.  to  bebave. 
Conduit,  sm.  a  conduit. 
Conduite,    sf.    coaduct;    beha- 

viour;  care. 

i'oiidj'le,  condilus. 

Cône,  a  cône,    [lion  ;  confection. 

Coufection,  sf,  making  ;  execu- 

Confectîonuor,  va.  to  make  ; 
to  exécute. 

^'onfédération,  confederacy. 

Confédérer,  (se),  vr,  to  con- 
fédérale. 

Confédéré,  tm.  confédérale. 

Couféreuce,  «^  —  rence  ;  com- 
parison. 

Conférer,  V.  to  confer,  admit. 

Confesse,  sf.  confession. 

f^'oufesscr,  va.  to  confess;  own. 
—(se),  vr.  to  confess  to  a  priest. 

Confesseur,  sm,  confessor. 

Confession,  s.  confession, 

CoEifessional,  sm.  confe&sional. 

Confiance,  sf,  confidence;  trust. 

ÇonOaut,  e,  a.  sanguine  ;  con- 
fident, [tly. 

Coulidemment,    ad.    confîden- 

CouOdeuce,  sf.  trusting;  inti- 
macy. 

Confident,  e,  s.  confîdant. 

Confidentiitire,  tm.  who  holds 
in  trust. 

ronfideutiei,  le,  rt. — tial  trusty. 

CoufideutiellcmeMtj  Ul .  COnfi- 
dentialiy. 

Confies-;  va<  to  intf  usti 


—(se),  vr.  to  confide  in  trust  !•• 
Configuration,  sf.  —  tion. 
Confiner,  va.  to  confine;  border 
Confins,  s?n.  pi.  confines,  [upon. 
Confire,  va.  to  préserve;  picklo. 
<'onfiruintîf,ve,rt. confirma  tory. 
Confirmation,  sf.  —  tion. 
Confirmer,  va.  to  confirm. 

—  (se) ,   vr.  strengthen   one's 

self;  to*  beconfirmed.  [feilure. 
Confiscable,  2.  a.  —  ble;  for- 
Coufiscaut,  e,  a.  liable  to  for- 

feiture.  [feiture. 

Confiscation,  sf.   —  tion,    for- 
Confiseur,  sm.  confectioner. 
Confisquer,  va.  to  confiscate. 
Confitures,     sf.    pL     pomfits, 

Eweetmeats. 
Confiturier,  sm.   Confectioner. 

ConOugration,  sf, — tion. 
Conflit,  sm,  contention,  conflict> 
Conniient,  conflux,  confluence. 
Confondre,  lia.  to  confound. 

—  (se),  vr.  lobe  bien  ded,  con- 
fused;  —  en  excuses,  to  losa 
one's  self  in  excuses. 

Conformation,  sf.  —  tion, 
Conforme,  2.  a.  conformable. 
Conformément,    ad,    conforra- 
Conformer,t)a.loconform.[ably. 

—  (se),  vr,  to  conform  one's 
self  to. 

Conformiste,  2.  s,  conformisf. 
Conformité,  sf.  —  mity,  union, 

likeness. 
Confort,  sm,  comfort,  aid. 
Confortable,  2.n.  comforlable. 
Confortatif,  ve,  a.   corrobora- 

tive;  comfortable.  [lion. 

Confortution ,  sf,  corrobora- 
Conforter,  va.  to  corroborate. 
Confraternité,  sf,  brotherhood. 
Confrère,  S7n.  brotber,  fellcw. 
Confrérie,  s/',  fraternity,  Society. 
Confrontation, s/,  confronting^ 

comparing.  [compare. 

Confronter,  va.  to  confront,  la 
Confus,  e,   a.    C0Qf"Hed,  out  of 

countenance. 
Confusément,    ad.  coDfusedlj. 
Confusion,  s/'. confusion,  supeiv 

abundance  ;  disorder;  shamè. 
Confutatiou,  sf.  —  tien. 


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ronfiiter,  va.  to  confute. 
Congé,  leave;    disciiarge;    war- 

Diijg  ;  play-day. 
<  ongéable,  2.  a  ju.  claimable. 
Congédier,  va.  to  disiniss. 
Congélation,  sf.  —  tion. 
Congeler,  va.  to  cODgeal  '  freeze. 
Congestion,  sf.  ■ —  tioQ,   mass. 
Conglobation,  $f,  coD^lobatioa. 
f'onglutiualiou,  —  tion. 
Conglutiner,  va.  to  giue. 
Congratulation,  sf.  —  tion. 
Congratuler,  va.  coDgratulalet 
Congre,  sm.  conger-eel. 
Congréage,  sin.  (ma)  worming. 
Congréer,  va.  (ma)  to  worm 
Cougréganîste,   a    persoo    be- 

longing  lo  a  congrégation. 
Congi'égntiou,  sf.  —  lion. 
Congrès,  sm.  congress.  [pètent. 
Congru,  e,  a.  oongruous  ;  com- 
Congruilé.  $f.  songruity. 
Cougrûment,  ad-  exactlj. 
Couifère,  2.  a.  coniferous. 
Conique,  2.  a.  conic. 
Conjectural^  e,  a.  —  rai. 
Conjecturalemeut ,     ad.      b} 

guess.  [guess. 

Conjecture,     sf.     conjecture; 
Conjecturer,  va.  to  conjecture. 
Conjectureur,  «m.  conjecturer. 
Conjoindre,  va.  to  conjoin. 
Conjoints,  sm.  pi,  busband  and 

wife  {in  law). 
Conjointement,  ad.  jointly* 
Conjoucilf,  *e,  a.  conjiinclive. 
Conjonction,    sf.    conjucction. 
Conjonctive,  a.  eonjunctiva. 
Conjoncture,  coDJuncture. 
Conjugaison,    sf     ConjugatiOD. 
Conjugal,  e,  a.  conjugal. 
4'onjngalenient,  ad.  —  gallj. 
Conjuguer,  va.  10  conjugate. 
Conjurateur,    <m<   conspirator 

conjurer  [racy,  entreaty. 

Conjuration,  sf.  —  tion  conspi- 
Conjurer,  va.   to   conspire  i    to 

conjure  ;  to  ectreat. 
Conjurés,  S7n.  p/.    conspirators. 
tf'otiiinissable,   2.  a.   kno^able. 
Cofinaiflsancc,    5^.   knowledfe, 

cogni5aiice,acquaintânee;  judg- 
—  pi.  leair.ing.  [meot. 


Connaissement,  sm.  bili  oF  lc« 

ding. 
Connaisseur,  s.   connoisseur. 
ConnaStre,  va.   to  *  know,   ao- 

count  ;  •  take  ccguisance  of. 

Se  —  à ,  en,  to  be  a  j  udge  of. 
Connétable,  sm.  a.  conslable. 
Connélablie,  sf.  constable's  ja- 

risdiction. 
Connexe,  2.  a.  connecled. 
Connexion,  sf.  connection. 
Connexité,  connexion,   relation. 
Coniiî\ence,  sf.  connivance. 
Couniver,   Vïu  connive;  •  ■wink 
Conoïde,  2.  mat.  conoid.         [at. 
Conque,  sf.  a  concb,  shell. 
—  marine,  trurapet. 
Conquérant,   sm.  a  conqueror. 
Conquérir,  va.  to  conquer;sub- 
Couquèle,  sf.  conquest.      [due. 
Consacrant,  sm.  consecrator. 
Consacré,  a.  consecrated  ;  esla- 

blished,  sanclionned. 
Consacrer,  va.  to  consecrate;  .to 

dévote  ;  adapt ;  ordain. 

Se  — ,ur.  to  dévote  one's  self. 
Consanguin,  sm.brother  ou  Ibe 

falher's  tide. 
Consanguinité,  sf,  —  nity. 
Conscience,  conscience. 
Consciencieuseiueiit,      cens- 

cientiously.  [tious. 

Consciencieux,  se,  a.  conscien- 
Conscrit,  sm.  a  conscrlpt. 
Conscription,  sf.  —  Uon. 
Consécratenr,  ym.  —  crator. 
Consécration,  5^,  —  tion. 
Consécutif,  ve,a.  —  tîve. 
Consécutivement,  ad.  -^  tively. 
Conseil,  sm.   couLsel  ;  council; 

resolution;  advice. 
Conseiller,    e,   »-.    counsellor; 

adviser.  "  [vise. 

Conseiller,  va.  to  counsel,  ad- 
Couseutant,  e, a.  consentisg. 
Consentement,  sm.  consenl. 
Consentir,  vn.  to  Consent. 
Conséquemmeut ,   ad.    conse- 

quentiy  ;  accordingly. 
Conséquence,  sf,  conséquence; 

précèdent. 
Conséquent,  sm,  conséquent. 
Couserintcur)  (ireserTec. 


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Conscrvalion,  sf.  —  tion;   pré- 
servation. 
roii8er»Btoire,  a,  s.  —  torj. 
(ouserTatricc,  sf. —  trix. 
rouscri'e,  conserve,  comfits. 
roiiscrver,   vn.    to    conserve; 

serve  ;  to  '  koep  in  paj. 

Se  — ,   vr.  lo  *  keep  ;    mind 
one's  self.  [(spectacles). 

Conserves,  sf.  pi.  preservers, 
rousùdérablc,  2.  a.  —  ble. 
C'oi'.sidérablciiicut,  ad.— ably. 
roiisidéraut,  e,  a,  considërato. 
f  ousidération,  sf.  —  tion,  note. 
CouaidérémeiK,  ad.  coDsider- 

atelj.  [bave  a  value  for. 

ConsidéFer,  va.  to  coDSider  ;  * 
rousignataire,sni.  a  trustée. 
Consignation)  sf.  deposit;  car- 
nage. 
Consigne,  a  trust;    watchword. 
Consigner,  va.  to  deposit. 
Consistance,    sf.    consistence  ; 

steadiaess. 
Consistant,  e,  a.  consisting. 
Consister,  vn.  to  consist;  *  lie. 
Consistoire,  sm.  cODSistory;  ves- 
Consistoriai,  e,  a.  —  rial.  [trj. 
Consolable,  2,  a.  consolable. 
Consolant,  e,  a.  consoling. 
Consolateur,  am.  comrorter4 
Consolation,  sf. — tion,  comfort. 
Consolatoire,  1.  a.  —  tory. 
Consolatrice,  sf.  comrorter. 
Console,  s^.  bracket;  prop;  con* 
Consoler,  va.  to  comfort.  [sole. 

Se — ,  vr.  to  console  one's  self. 
Consolidation,  s/'.  — tion. 
Consolider,  va.  to  consolidate  ; 

to  heal  up. 

Se  — ,  vr.  to  grow  firm. 
Consommateur,   $m.    finisher. 
Consommation,  sf.  CODSUmma- 

tion  ;  consumptioo. 
Consomme,  sm.  jellj-broth. 
Consommer,    va.     tO     COnsum- 

mate;  consume;  boil  to  rags. 
Cousomplift  voj  a.  I.  eousiuup- 

tive. 
Consomption,  sf.  consumption. 
Cousonuance  ^    $f.     faarmoDy , 

rhyme. 
Conaounantj  e^  ■  eODSOnuut. 


Consonne,  a  consonant. 
Consort,  e,  s.  associate. 
Cousoude,  sf.  comfrey. 
Conspirateur,  sm.  —  ralor. 
Conspiration,  sf.  —  racy. 
Conspirer, ua,  to  conspire, plo{. 
Conspuer,  to  *  spit  upon. 
Constamment,   ad.  constantly, 

cei-tainly.  [ness. 

Constance,  sf.  constancy;  lîrm- 
Couslant,  e, a.  constant;  certain. 
Constater,  va.  to  verify;  prove» 
Constellation,  tf.  —  tion. 
Constellé,  e,  a.  constellated. 
Consternation,  sf.  —  tion. 
Conslerneri  va.  tO  dispirit,  dis- 

may.  [tiveness. 

Constipation,  tf.  —  tion  ;  cos- 
Canstiper,ua.t0C0n8tipate,biiid. 
Constituant, e, a.  S.  constituent. 
Constituer,  va.   to    coDStitute; 

place  ;  raise  ;  *  put.  [sion. 

—  une  pension,  to  settle  a  pen- 
Constitutîon,  —  tion,  annuitj, 

composition;  order;  decree. 
Conslitutionnaïrei  2.  s.  annui- 

tant.  [tional^ 

Constitutionnel,  le,  a.  constitu- 
Constitutionueliement,  ad, 

constitutionally. 
Constricteur,  sm.  —  tor. 
Constriction,  tf. — tion,  com- 
pression, [binding. 
Constringent,  e,  a.  —  gent. 
Constructeur,  sm.  oonstructer; 

builder. 
Construction,  sf.  —  tion. 
Construire,    va.    to   construct, 

*  build;  construe  ;  frame. 
Consubstantialité,  sf.  —  lity. 
Consubstantiel,  le,  —  tial. 
Consubstantiellemeiltf    ad. 

coDsubstantially. 
Consul,  sm,  consul. 
Consulaire,  2.  a.  cODSnlar. 
Consulat,  tm.  consuisbip. 
Consultant,  a.  S7n.  one  wbo  iK 

coosulted;  counsellor. 
Consultation,  sf.  —  tion 
Consulter,  va.  toconsult. 
Consumant,   e,   a.  consuming, 

devouring.  [waste. 

Consumer ,  va,    t«  coQSUaie  ; 


CON 

Consumei    (se)j  vr.    to   waste 

away. 
Contact,  sm.  contact,  touch. 
Contagieux,  se,  a.  contagious. 
Contagion,  sf.  —  gion,   plague. 
Coutaniiuatiou,  d&6iiDg,  pollu- 
Contaniiner, la.  to  deflle.  [tion. 
Conte,  SîH.  story,  laie. 
Conteni|>lateur,  rice,  S.  —  tOF. 
Contemplatir,  ve,  a.  -^tive. 
Contewplatiou,  s^.  —  tiOD. 
Contempler,   va.    ccntemplate. 
Contemporain,  e^a»  S»  coûtem* 

porary,  coetaneous. 
Contempteur,  sm.  despiser, 
Contemptible,  2.  a.  —  ble. 
Contenance,  sf.  capaciousness, 

appearance;     posture;    order, 

countenance. 
Contenant,  sm.  conlainer. 
Contendaut,     ante,    a.    rival, 

confending. 
Contenir,  va.  to  contain  *  hold. 

Se  —  ,wr.  to  contain  one's  self. 
Conleut,e.  a.  contented;  pleascd. 
Contentement,    sm.     content; 

satisraction;  pleasure. 
Contenter,  va.  to  content;  sa- 

tisfy;  please. 

Se  — ,  vr.  to  *  be  satisfied. 
Coiitenticu8ement,a(i.  conten-> 

tiously. 
Contentieux,  Be,a.  contenlious. 
Contention,    sf.  —  tion  ;    êtrife 

application. 
Contenu,  sm.  contents» 
—  a.  staid,  guarded. 
Conter,  va.  to  relate,  •  tell. 

Eu  — ,  to  wheedle,  cajole. 
Contestable,  2.  a.  disputable. 
Contestablement,    ad.  contes- 

tably. 
Contestant^e,  a.  contending. 
Contestation,  sf. — tioniCOnlest. 
Conteste,  dispute,  odds. 
Contester,  va.  'i  contest,  con- 

tend,  debate. 
Conteur,  se,  s.  a.  teller. 
Contexiure,  sf.  contexture.  ' 
Contigu,  ê,  <t.  contiguous;  next. 
Contiguïté,  sf.  conliL'uily. 
Continence,  —  nency,  cLastily. 
Cajitiueut,  e;  a.  continent. 


S  CON 

Continent,  sm,  mainlând. 
Contingence,  sf.  —  gency. 
Contingent,  sm.  contingent. 

—  e,  17.  contingent. 
Continu,  sm.  close  bj. 

—  e,  a.  continuai. 
Continuateur,  sm.  —  tor. 
Continuation,  —  tion. 
Continue,  sf.  conlinuance. 
Continuel,  le,  a.  continuai. 
Continuellement,  ad. — nually. 
Continuement,  incessantly. 
Continuer,  va.  to  continue,*  go 

on. 
Continuité,    sf.    continuance; 

coidness;  cohésion. 
Contorsion,  contortion. 
Contour,  sm.   contour;  outline ; 

circumlerence;  winding. 
Contourner,  va.  to  *  draw  the 

contours  of  a  picture. 

Se  —  ,  vr.  to  get  out  of  shape. 
Coulournemeut,  sm.    convolu- 

tion. 
Contractant,  e,  a.  S.  contractor. 
Contracter,  va.  to  contract. 

Se  —  ,  vr.  to  *  contract.    [ing. 
Contraction,  sf. — tion;   sbrink- 
Contractuel,  le,  sfipulated. 
Contradicteur,  sm^  opposer. 
Contradiction,  sf.  —  tion. 
Contradictoire,    2.  O.    Contra' 

diclory;  peremptory. 
Contradictoirement,  ad.  con« 

tradictorily;  peremplorily.  [ble. 
Contraignable,  2.  a.  compella- 
Contraindre,  va.   tO  constraiu, 

to  slraiten. 
Contrainte,  tf.  constraint;  force. 

—  par  corps,  writ  of  arrest. 
Contraire,  2.  o.  contrary  ;  hurt- 

—  S7n.  contrary.  [fui. 
Contrariant,  e, a.  eontradictory. 
Contrarier,  va.   to    coutradict| 

counteract. 
Contrariété,  sf.  contrariety. 
Contraste,  sm.  contrast. 
Contraster,  va.  to  contrast. 
Contrat,  sm.  contract  ;  covenant. 

—  de   mariage,  articles  of  set- 
tlement. 

Contravention,  sf.  —  tion. 
Contre,  ^r.  against,  near« 


COM 

rcntre-allce,  sf.  a  stnall  walk 
alongside  of  a  great  one. 

Contre-amiral,  sm,  rear-ad- 
miral 

Contrebalancer,  va.  to  coun- 
terftalance.  [or  smuggled  goods. 

Conirebande ,     sf*    prohibited 

Contrebandier,  e,  S,  smuggler. 

—  basse,  sA  counter-bass. 

—  batterie,  counter-battery. 

—  coup,  sm.  rebound. 

—  danse,  5/".  country-dance. 
Contredire,   vn.  to    contradict. 
Contredisant,   e,  a,  contradic- 

ting.  [\ersy. 

Contredit,  sm.  answer  ;  conlro- 

Sans  —  ,  ad.  assuredly. 
Contredits,  sm.  pi.  objectioDSi 
Contrée,  sf.  country,  région. 
Contr^éckange,    sm..    countor- 

cliange.  [of  trees. 

Contre-espaIier,sm .  hedge-row 
Contrefaçon,  counterfeiting. 
Fontrefactenr,   sm.     counter- 

feiter,  forger. 
Contrefaire,  va.  to  counterfeit, 

to  ape,  disguise,  feign. 

Se  —  ,  vr.  to  feign. 
Contrefaisenr,  sm.  a  mimlc. 
Contrefait,  e,  a.  imitated. 

—  fenêtre,  sf.  inside  shutter. 

—  finesse,  sf.  counter-trick. 

—  fort,  sm.  arch,  spur,  prop. 

—  hacbcr,  va.  to  côunterhatch. 
^  jour,  sm.  false-lighl. 
Contre-latte,  sf.  stroBg  lath. 
Contre-Iutler,  va.   to  counter- 

—  niattre,  sm.  a  mate.      [lath. 

—  mandement,  sin,  counter- 
mand. 

—  mander,  va.  to  tountermand. 

—  marque,    sf.    countermark  ; 

—  mincs^countermine.  [check. 

—  miner,  va.  to  countermine. 

—  mineur,  sm.  connterminer. 
^  mur^  conntermure. 

—  murer,  va.  to  countermnre. 

—  ordre,  sm,  counter-order. 

—  partie,  sf.  first  and  second 
part  in  music. 

—  peser,  va.  to  counterpolse. 

—  pied,  sm.  yrong  seaî',  re- 
verse. 


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CON 


Contre-poids,    counterpoise. 

—  poil,  sm.  -wrong  course  —  » 
contre  poil,  agaiosttbc  grain. 

Contre-point, sm.  counter-iioint. 

—  pointer,  va.  to  quilt  on  bolli 
sides;  to  thwart. 

—  poison,  sm.  antidote,  [proof. 
Contre-preuve,  sf.  counter- 
Contre-promcsse,        counler- 

bond.  [slope. 

Contrescarpe,  sf  counterscarp 

—  sceller,  t;fi.  to  counterseal. 
Contreseing,  sm.  countersign. 

—  sens,  wrong  sensé, wrong  side. 
Contre-signer,  va.  to  counter- 
sign ;  to  frank.    [sappointment. 

Contretemps,    mischance;    di» 

Contretirer,  va,  to  '  counter- 
draw. 

Contrevallation,  sf>  —  tion. 

Contrevenant,  e,  s.    offender. 

Contrevenir,  vn.  contravene,  to 
infringe. 

Contrevent,}»!,  anoutside  shut- 
ter. 

Contrevérlté,  sf.  irony. 

Coiitrcvisito,  second  search. 

Contribuable,  2,  a.  taxable. 

Contribuant,  sm.  —  butor. 

Contribuer,  va.  to  contribule. 

Contribution,  sf.   —  tion. 

Coiitristcr,  va.  to  grieve. 
Contrit,  e,  a.  contrite. 
Contrition,  s^  —  tion. 
Contrôle,  sm,  control  ;  mark  oC' 

plate  ;  command. 
Contrôler,  va.  to  control;   ve- 

rify;  mark  plate;  carp  at. 
Contrôleur,  am,  comptroiler. 
ControuTer,va.  to  forge;  in  Tcnt. 
Controverse,  sf.  contro'vei'sy. 
Controversé, e,  a.  controverlcd, 

disputed. 
Controversiste,  sm,  —  'vertist. 
Contumace,  if.  contumacy. 
Contumax,    a.   a   ciimioal  mai 

doesnotappearbeforethejudge. 
Contus,  e,  a.  bruised. 
Contusion,  sf.  a  bruise. 
Convaincant,  e,  a.  convlclive, 

plain.  [convict. 

Convaincre,  va.  to  convjuce,  » 

Se  —  g  vr.  to  be  convir.je^ 


CON 


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COR 


Convaincu,    a    convinced    con- 

■victed.  [recovery 

ConTalesrence.     $f,  —  cence; 
Convalescent,  e,  a.  —  cent. 
Convenable,  2.    a.  61;   proper; 

becominç;  beOttinj;  condgn. 
ConTenablement,  ad.  Fuilably, 
Convenance,  sf.    suitableness; 

decency. 
Convenant,  e,  a.  suit^ble,  raeel. 
Convenir,  vn      to    agrée,    suit, 

*  be  proper;  •  become. 
Conveniiciile,  sm.  conventicle. 
Convention,    sf.  —    tion,    con- 

tract,  assombly.  [tional. 

Conventionnel,  le,  a.  conven- 
Conveutionneliemen«,ad.  con- 

ventioDally.  [life. 

Conveniualitj,    tf.    conventua! 
Conventuel,  le,  a.    conventual. 
Conventucllement,  ad.   —  tu- 
Convenn,  e,  a.  agrecd.        [ally. 
Convergence,  sf.  converging. 
Convergent,  e,  a.  —  gent. 
Converger,  va.  to  converge. 
Convers,  e,  a.  S.  laybrother  or 

sister, 
ConversaMc,  2.  a.  conversable. 
Conversation,  sf.  —  tinn. 
Converser,  vn.  to  converse. 
Conversion,»^.—  sion,  change. 
Converti,  e,  s.  a  convert. 
Convertible,  2.  a.  —  ble. 
Convertir,  va.  to  convert. 

Se  — ,  vr.  to  *  be  converted; 

change;  tura. 
Couvertissement,  sm.  change. 
Convertisseur,  a  converter. 
Convexe,  2.  a.  convex. 
Convexité,  sf.  convexity. 
Convictiou,  —  tion. 
Convié,  sm.  a  guest. 
Convier,  va.  to  invile;  incite. 
Convive,  2.  s.  a  guest.   [-vening. 
Convocation,   sf.  —  tion,   con- 
Convoi,  sm.  convoy,  funeral. 
Convoitable,  2.  a.  covetable. 
Convoiter,  va.  to  eoTet. 
Cuuvoiteui,  se,  a.  covelous. 
Convoitise,  sf.  Cûvelousnpss. 
Convoler,  vn.    to    marry  ngain. 
Convoquer,  va.  to  convoie;  as- 
semble. 


Convoj'cr,  l'a.  to  conTOy. 
Convulsif,  ve,  a.  convulslvs. 
Convulsion,  sf.  —  sion. 
Convulsionnaire,    a.     convul- 

sionary  ;  suhject  to  convulsions. 
Coobllgé,  sm.  party  in  a  bond 
Coopérateur,  sm.  —  rator. 
Coopération,  —  tion. 
Coopératrice,  sf.  —  ratrix. 
Coopérer,  va.  to  cooperatB. 
Coopter,  va.  to  admit. 
Copahu,  sm.  balsam-copahu. 
Copal,  sm..  a  sort  of  guin. 
Copeou,  5m,  chip,  shaving. 
Copcrmutant,  sm.  one  who  eX" 

changes  a  bénéfice. 
Copie,  sf.  a  copy,  picture. 
Copier,  tM.  to  copy,  mimic. 
Copieusement,  aà.  copiously 
Copienz,  se,  a.  copious. 
Copiste,  sm.  copier;   prompter. 
Copropriétaire,  2.  S.  joint  pro- 

prielor,  or  owner.  [ning. 

Copiilatif,  ve,  a.  copulative  joi- 
Coptilation.  sf.  —  tion. 
Copiilative,  conjunction. 
Coï|,   sm.    a  cock,   churcb   wea- 

ther-coclt. 

—  de  bruyère,  a  healh-cock. 

—  à  l'âne,  nonsense. 

—  (l'*lndo,  turkey-cocit. 
rof|ue,  sf.  egg-shell,  cod. 
Coquelicot,   sin.    wild    poppy, 

cock-crowing. 
Coqueliner,  vn.  tO  crow. 
Coqtielourde,  sf.  pasque-flower. 
Coqueluche,  sf.   capuchin  ;  fa- 

Tourite;  hooping-cougb. 
Coqueluchon,  sm.  hood  ;    cowl. 
Coquemur,  a  boiler. 
Coquet,  te,  a.  S.  a  coquet,  beou, 
Co(|ueter,  vn.  to  coquet. 
Coquetier,  sm.  a  higgler. 
Coquetterie,  sf.  coquetry. 
Coquillage,    sm.    shells,    shei!- 

work,  shell-fish. 
Coquille,  sf.  a  shtlli 
Coquin,  e,  S.  rogue,  ja^e. 

—  e,  0.  idle. 

Coquinerie,  sf.  knavery. 
Cor,  sm.  French  horn,  a  corn. 
Corail,  coral,  sm.  Coral.  [co:tîI. 

Coralliu,  e,  a.  coratine  ;  red  a> 


COR 


71 


roralloMe*,  sf.pl.  seed  ofwhite 
Coraux,  sm.  pi.  corals.  [coral. 
Corbeau,    sm.    rCTen,    cbrhel, 

corp?e-bearer  [ket, 

Corlteille,  î^.tiread or  fruilbas- 
Corlicilléc,  baskelful. 
Corbillard,  sm.  a  large  travel- 

lintr  coach,  hamper. 
Corbillou,    small    nat    basket; 

crambo. 
Coriiiii,  sm.  a  raren. 
Cordages,  pi.    cordage,    ropos, 

cords. 
Corde,  if.    cord,   rope,    striDg. 

—  à  boyau,  cat-gut 

—  de  boSs,  cord  of  wood. 
Corder,  va.  to  twiat  ;  to  cord. 

—  (»e),  ur.  to  become  stringy. 

Cordeau,  sm.  a  line,  a  cord. 

Cordeler,  va.  to  twist. 

Cordelette,;^,  small  cord  or  Une. 

Cordelière,  Franciscan  nun, 

—,  cordelier's  girdie. 

CordelierB,  sm.  pi.  grey  friars. 

Cordelle,  sf.  party,  gang. 

Corderie,  sf.    a.  rope    walk  or 

Cordial,  e,  a.  cordial.       [house 

Cordialement,  ad.  cordially. 

Cordialité,  sf.  cordialness, 

Cordier,  jm.  a  ropemaker. 

Cordon,  twist,  string,  hand,  gir- 
die, lace,  slone-pliut,  edge  of 
coin,  mitling. 

Cordonner,  va.   tO    twIst,   mill. 

Cordonnerie,  sf.  shoe-making. 

Cordonnet,  sm.  edging. 

Cordonnier,  a  shoe-maker,  bat- 
band-maker. 

Cordonan,  sm.  spanish  leather. 

Coriace,  2.  a.   lough. 

Coriandre,  sm.  coriander. 

Corinthien,  (in  arclii(ect.).';)n. 
the  Gorinihian  order. 

Corlieii,  sm..  curlew.  [pie. 

Pornie,  sf.  a  ser"vice,     sorb-ap- 

t'oi-mîor,  sm.   the    service-tree. 

rurniornn,  cormorant. 

Cornac,  a  groom  for  éléphants. 

Cornaline,  sf.  cornelian, 

Cornard,  sm.  a.  cuckold. 

Corne,  horn.  hoof,  cornet, 

—  d^nbondance,  cornucopîa. 
Cornée,  cornea  of  the  eje'. 


COR 

Corneille,  a  rook,  a  crow. 
Corneniiise,  sf.  a  bag-pipo. 
ï'orner,  vil.  lo  *  blovv  a  boni,  % 

trumpet  about,  tingle. 
Cornet, sj)i.  horn,  ink-hom,  die». 

box,  rolled  wafer. 
Cornelicr,  a  horn-dresser. 
Cornette,  sf.  a  cornet,  mob. 
-^sm.  cornet  of  a  troop  of  lior>e, 

a  commodore's   broad  pennant. 
Corniche,  sf.  a  cornice,  gig. 
Cornichon,   sm.    a  Utile    horn, 

gherkin. 
Cornière,  sf.  Corner  gutler. 
Cornoiiille,  sf.  cornel-berry. 
Cornouiller,  sm.  oornel-trto. 
Cornu,  e,  a.  horned,  coroute. 
Cornue,!^,  curcurbite. 
Corollaire,  sm.  corollary. 
Corolle,  sf.  oorol,  corolla. 
Coronaire,  2.  a.  coronary, 
CoronnI,  e,  a.  coronal. 
Corporal,  sm.  a  corporal. 
Corporation,  sf.  —  tiOD. 
Corporel,  le,  a.  corporeal. 
Corporcllcment,  ad.  —  rc.T'Iy. 
Corporifier,    va^    tO    COrponly, 

suppose  a  body,  assemble. 
Corps, sm.  a  boay,shape.  ni"''^^- 

—  de    logis,    side   of    a    j-'ieai 

—  de  garde,  guard-house. 

—  perdu  (à),  ad  headiong. 
Corpulence,  sf.  corpnlenoe. 
CorpBileut,     Of     a.     corpulent, 

portly. 
Corpusculaire,  t.  a.  —  lar. 
Corpuscule,  sm,.  a  corpuscle. 
Correct,  e,  a.  correct,  exact. 
Correctement,  ad.  correctiy. 
Correcteur,  sm..  a  corrector. 
Correctif,  correclive,  salve. 
Correction,  sf.—  tion. 
Correctrice,  she  who  corrects. 
Correctionnel,  le,  a.  —  ml 
Corrcctioniiellement,    ad. 

summarily. 
Correcli»ement,  ad.  — vely. 
Corrcgidor,  sm. —  dor. 
Corrélatif,  ve,  a.  S.  correlat'va. 
Corrélation,  sf.  correlativenes». 
Correspondance,  sf.  —  d«n?e. 
Correspondant,  e,  a.  suitabl'j. 
—,  «m.  —  dent. 


cos 


Correspondre,  vn.  to  corre- 
spond, answer.  [municate. 
Se  — ,  vr.  to  correspond,  com- 

Corridor,  sm.  gallerj,  corridor. 

Corriger,  ua.  to  correct, temper. 
Se  —,  vr.  to  mend,  *  forsake. 

Corrigible,  2.  a.  corrigible. 

Corrolioratir,  v©,  a.  tive. 

Corroliorntion.  sf.  —  tion. 

Corroborer,  va.  to  corrobora«9. 

Corrodant,  e,  a  corroding. 

Corroder,  to  corrode,  gnaw. 

Corroi,  sjn.  currying  ;  pudding. 

Corrompre,     to    corrupt,   taint 
mar,  bribe,  aller,  temper. 
Se  —,  vr.  to  corrupt,  spoil. 

Corrompu,  e,  corrupted. 

Corrosif.  Te,  a.  corrosive. 

—  S7n.  a.  corro'ive.  [in?- 

Corrosion,  sf.  corrosion,  gnaw- 

Corroyer,  ra.  to  curry,  plane,  to 

Corroyeur,  jȔ.  a  currier.  [join. 

Corrupteur,  débaucher. 

Corriiptiliilitc,  sf.  —  lity. 

Corruptible,  2.  a.  —  ble. 

Corruption,  s/'.  — tioD,  bribery. 

Corruplrice.  corruptril. 

Cors,  sm.  corns. 

Corsage,   shape,  form.        [rate. 

Corsaire,  corsair,  privateer,  pi- 
Corselet,  corselet. 

Corset,  stays,  bodice. 

Corsetier,  ère,  s.  stayiîiaker, 
corset-maker. 

Cortège,  a  retinue,  train. 

Coriiication,  sf.— tion ,  flashing. 

Corvéable,  2.  a.  averrable. 

Corvée,  sf.  a  job,  average;  sta- 
tute-work,  or  labour. 

Corvette,  sf.  cutter,  sloop,  scout. 

CorToy©ur,sï?î.  statu  te-iabourer, 

Corjmbe,  corryrabus,  tuft. 

Coryphée,  sm.  chief,  leader, 
worthiest.  [manor. 

Co-scigneur,    joint    lord    of    a 

Cosmétiçiiie,  2.  «.  cosmelic, 
beautifyin». 

Cosmogonie,  sf.  -  gcr  ,-.      ~ 

Cosmngraplie,  sm.  —  pher. 

Cosmograpliâe,  sf.  —  phy. 

CosmograpIiic|iie.2.  a. — pbical. 

Cosmologie,  sf.  —  gy. 

Co8mologii|ue,  a   — 'logical. 


72  cou 

Cosmologiste,  sm.  —  gisl. 
Cosmopolitain,    e,   s.  —  Il  Isa, 
Cosmopolite,  2.  S.  —  lite. 
Cosmorama,  sm.  cosmoram^. 
Cosse,  sfshell  of  peas,  etc. 
Cesser,  va.  to  butt  like  a  ram. 
Cosson,  tm.  corn-mite. 
Cossu,  e,  a.  shelly,  rich. 
Costume,  sm.  costume. 
Costumer,  va.  to  costume  ;  drers. 

Se  — ,  vr.  to  dress  one's  se'.f, 
Colangente,  sf.  cotangent. 
Cote,  sf.  number,  quota. 
Cotte,  sf.  petticoat. 
Côte, a  rih,coast,declivlty,billoc!& 
Cote  à  côte,  ad.  abreast. 
Coté-  sm.  side,  sideway,  party. 
Coteau,  sm.  hillock.  [rib 

Côtelette,  sf.  chop,  cutlet,  liltle 
Coter, ra.  toquote,  endorse,  cite. 
Coterie,  sf.  a  club,  Society. 
Cothurne,  sm.  a  buskin, 
Côtier,  a  coaster.  [der, 

Côtière,  sf.  a.  range  of  coast,  boï- 
Cotillon,  under-pètticoat. 
Colir,  va,  to  bruise. 
Cotisation,  sf.  assessment,  club- 

bing. 
Cotiser,  va.  to  assess,  to  club. 
Colissurc,  sf.  bruising  of  fruits. 
Coton, sm.  cotlon,  down.    [tons. 
Cotonnade, sf  colton  tissues;  cot- 
Cotonner,   va.    to   *  stuff    \vitb 

cotton.  [cotton. 

Se  — ,vr.  to  be     cofered  -wilb 
Cotonneux,  se,  a.  spongy,  soft. 
Cotonnier,  S7n.  a  cotton  tree. 
Cotonnine,  sf.    common  calico. 
Côtoyer,  va.    10  coast  along  ;  to 

walk  by  the  side. 
C'>«'-et,  sm.  a  little  fagot,  cotrei. 
Coitc  d^armes,  sf .  coat  of  arms. 

—  do  mailles,  coat  of  mail 
Cottage,  sm.  cottage. 
Cotiiteur,  a  co-guardian. 
Cou,  the  neck,  narrow  pass. 

—  -de-pied,  sm.  instep. 
Couard,  e,  a.  S-  coward. 
t.\n:nrAr~v,  sf.  cowardice.  [inî. 
Couchage,   stn.  bedding;  lodg» 
Couchant,  a.  m.  sitting. 

—  sm.  the  west. 
Couebe,  sf.  in  bed,deIiTery  Ijing 


In  ;  stake  at  play,  hot-bed  in  a 
garden,  siralum. 

—  fausve;  miscarria^e. 
Coucbée,  an  inn  nhere  one  li&s 

on  a  journoj,nie!it's  lodging. 
Coucher,  va.  to  *putto  bed,  to  * 
lay,  or  stake,  •  lie  down. 

—  en  joue,  to  aitn  at. 
Se  —,  tir.  to  *  lie   doirn,  t«  • 
go  to  bed,  to  •  set. 

Coucher,  »m.bed-tinie,bedding; 

night's  lodging. 
Couchette,  sf.  a  conch. 
Coucheur,  se,  j.  bed-fellow, 
Conchis,    $m.  iayer,  bed,   cen- 
Couci-conci,  ad.  so  so.  [tering. 
Coucou,  tm.  a  cuclioo. 
Coude,  sm.  elbow,  any  angle. 
Coudée,  sf.  elbow-room,  cubit. 
Couder,  va.   to  *  bend. 
Coudoyer,  to  elbow,  hunch, 
Coudraie,  sf.  hazel  grove. 
Coudrc,sm.ahazel,hazelnuttree. 
—,  va.  to  sew,  stilch. 
Coudrier,  sm.  hazel-nut  tree. 
Coudremcnt,  S7n.  soaking. 
Coudrer,  va.  to  soak  (skins). 
Couenne,  sf.  hog's  skin. 
Couette,  featlierbed. 
Coulage,  sm.  leakage. 
Coulamnïent,rtf/.fluently,  freely. 
Coiilnnt,   e.  a  flowing,  smooth. 
'^  ^<eud — ,  runningknot.  [jewei. 

—  sm.  slide,  slider  ;  cursor,  neck 
Coule,  sm.  a  quick  sinking  plep 

in  dancing.  [ing. 

Coulée,  s^  runninghandin  writ- 
Coulemeut, sm.  running  of  a  li- 

quid,  ilujt.  [*  run. 

Couler,  un.  to  flow,  raeit,  strain 

Se  — ,  vr.  to  *  slip,  glide,  cast. 

—  à  fond,  va.  to  *  sink. 
Couleur,  sf.  colour,  suit  at  play. 
Couleurs,  sf.  pi.  livery. 
Couleuvre,  sf.  snake,  adder. 
Coulevrîue,  sf.  culverin. 
Coulis,  sm.  jelly,  gravy. 

Tent  — ,  a  sharp  draiight. 
Coulisse,  sf.  grocve,  scène  or  a 

playhouse,  gulter.  [lender. 

Couloir,    sm.    a    strainer,   col- 
Couloire,  sf.  a  collender. 
Coulpe,  sf.  trespass,  sin. 


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Coulure,  sf^  dropping. 

Coup,    sm.    blow,    tlirow,    act, 
time,  bout,  a  move,  aim, 

—  de  i>âed,  a  kick. 

—  de  poing,  sm.  a  Bsticutf. 

—  d^arme  a  feu,  sm.  a  shot. 
.—  de  bâton,  sm.  cudgelling. 

—  d^épée,    sm.    thrust    wilh     s 
swrod.  [clap. 

^  do   tonnerre,  sm.   thuoder- 

—  de  pinceau,  sm.  stroke  witb 
a  brush.  [pen. 

—  de  plume,  sm.  dash  witli   a 

—  d^œiU  sm.  a  glance. 

—  de  siraot,  sm.  whistle. 

—  de  Touct,  sm.  a  whipping. 

—  de  dent,  sm.  faite. 

—  d'essai,  sm.  trial. 

—  de  bonheur,  sm.  lucky  hil> 

—  do  hasard,  sm.  by  chance. 

—  imprévu  ,     sm,     unforeseen 
e^vent. 

—  du  ciel,  sm.  proTidential. 

—  de  théâtre, sm.strikingeyent. 

—  de     mattre,    sm,     excellen! 
stroke. 

—  dV-clot,  sm.  remarkable  feat. 

—  de  vent  Torcé,  sm,  stress  o( 
weatber. 

^  sûr  (à),  ad.  certainly.  [again. 

—  sur  coup,  ad,  over  and  over 
B*Oiir  le  — ,  ad.  now. 

Coupable, 2. a.  culpable;  guilty. 
Coupage,  sm.  cutting.  [pola. 
Coupe,  sf.  cutting,  eut,  cup,  cu- 
Coupé,S))2.acoupee,stap.  [culter 

—  cors,  sm.  coru-knife,  corn- 
Conpe-gorge,   cut-lhroat   place. 

—  jarret,  a  rufBan,  assassin. 

—  paille,  sm.  chafl  cutter,  chaS 

—  papier,  sm.paper  knife.  [box. 

—  -pâle,  sm.  baker's  knife. 
Couper,  va.  to  *  eut,  •  eut  off, 

*  eut  out. 

Se — ,  vr.  to  fret,  (of  stulTs! 

to  contradict  one's  self,  to  eut 

one'5  self.  [way. 

Couper  chemin,  to  *  stop  lliQ 

—  la  parole,  to  interrup*. 

—  court,  to  be  *  short,  in  short- 

—  du  vin,  to  brew  wrne. 

—  la  racine,  OU  —  pied  û,  ta 

—  la  tête,  to  behead.  [root  o>iU 


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Toiiperel,  sm.  G  tlfU^W- 
foiipcrosc.  sf.  tcppf ras. 
roiiperoBc.    c,    «.   full   of    red 

pimplef,  blolfhed 
Coiipe-lêle,  leap-froj. 
Coupeur,  se,  s.  a  ciilter. 

—  de  bourse,  cul-purse. 
Couple,  sf.  couple,  hrace,  yoke. 
—,  sin.  couple   (of  per?ons). 
Coupler,  va.  to  couple. 
Couplet,  sm.  slaff,  couplet. 

—  salirique,    lampnoD. 
Coupleter.  va.  to  lampoon. 
Coupleteiir,  sm.  lanipooner. 
Toupoir,  sm.   cullcr. 
3'oupole,  sf,  a  cupola.      [=hred. 
Coupon, sm.  remuant,  dhideud, 
Coupure,  sf.  a  eut,  Cutting 
Cour,  sf,  court,  court-yard- 

Faire  sa — ,  to  court,  [don. 
Courage,  sm.  eourage,  hcart, 
— ,  cheerupl  [pafously. 

Courageusement,  ad.  courage- 
Courageux,  se,  a.   couraGreous. 
Couramment,  ad.   currenlly. 
Courant,  e,  a.  curreut,  riinning. 
CouraiBt.  sm.    current,   course. 
i'ouranio.sf.  courant,  loo^eness. 
Courlialii,  e,  a.  foundered. 
Courbature,  sf.  founderinj. 
Courbaturer,  crt.lo  OTer  fatigue. 
Courbe,  2.  a.  crooked. 
Courbe,    sf-   a   crookcd  pièce  of 

'timljer,  rib  of  a  sbip;  rurbs. 
Courbement,  sm.  bendinfir. 
Courber,  va,  to  *  bend,  to  how. 

Se  — ,  iT.  to  bend,  to  «lo.ip. 
Courbette,  sf.  cur\"l  ;/;/.  n-.ean 
complaisance?.  —  faire  de», — 
to  crin^,  to  fawn. 
Courbetter,  vn.  to  curvet. 
Courbure,  sf.  cur\ily,  curve. 
Coureur,  sm.  a  ruî'ning    foot- 

man,  rambler,  racer. 
Coureurs, p/. m.  scout?. [walker. 
Coureuse,    sf.    gadder,    street- 
Courge,  sf.  a  gourd,  a  yoke. 
Courir,  vn.  to  *  run,  ramble. 

—  à  toutes    jambes,  to  *  run 
with  full  speed. 

.—  la  poste,  to  •  rV*  po=t. 

—  le  cerf,  to  hunt  a  staç. 

—  les  mer»,  to  infest  the  sea;. 


COU 

r«<sf  llsi,  sm.  a  curlew- 

Couronne,    sf.    a   Crown;   bla?, 

coronet. 
Couronnement,sm.  coonslion, 

finishing,  crownwork. 
Couronner,  va.  to  crown. 
Courrier,  sm.  Courier,   letlers. 
Courroie,  sf.  leather-string. 
Courroucer,  va.  to  irritate. 

Se  — .   i'7-.   to   be    greatly  iu- 

cen?ed,  to  rage. 
Courroux,  sm.  -wrath,  raging. 
<'ours.  sm.   course,  run,  airiug-      ] 

place,  ■veni,  sale.  1 

—  de  centre,  sm.   looseness.  j 
Course,  sf.  running,  race,cruise,     1 

incursion,  run.  [steed. 

Coursier,  sm.  conrser,  cbarger, 
Court,  e,  a.  short,  brief. 

—  ad.  short,  quick. 
Courtage,  sm,  broterago. 
Courtaud,  sm.  a  thict-set  mat 

cropped  borse.  [horse's  tailj. 
Courtnuder,  va.  to  '  crop  (a 
Court-bouillon ,     sm.     courtp 

bouillon. 
Courto-bot(e,sm.  a  dwarf. 
Courtc-lialeine.s/'.  shortbrealh. 
Courtemeut,  nd.  hriefly.  shortly, 
Couric-p.-iille,  sf.  culs. 
Courippoiiiic.  sf.  counterpana» 
Courtier,  sm.  a  broker. 
Courlillicre,  sf.  mo'e-cricket. 
Courtine,  sf.  a  curtain  (In    for- 

titicationj. 
Courtis.'in,  sm.  Courtier,  suitor. 
Courtisane,  sf.  a  courtezan. 
Courtiser,  va.  to  court. 
Courtois,  e.  a.    courteous  civil. 
Courtoisement,     ad.     courte- 

ously. 
Courtoisie,  sf.  courteousness. 
Couru,  in  request. 
Cousi-n,e,  s.  cousin;  gnat.  [red. 
Cousinage. sjn.cousinship,  t.n.i- 
Cout'iner,  va.  lo  call   cousiii,  te 

sponge. 
Cousinicre,sf.  swarm  ofcousins. 
Coiisoir.  sm.   sewing-press. 
Coussin,  sm.  cushion,  pillow. 
Coussinet,  sm.  bag,  pad,    Lois- 
Cousu,  e,  a.  sewed,    [ter,  tush. 
Coût,  sm,  cost  pric«. 


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CRA 


rou<efin,  sm.  a  kulfe. 

—  de  chasse,  a  hanger. 

—  poignard,  hunling-knite. 
_  à  découper,  carvTng  knife. 
roiitclns,  sm.  a  cutlass. 
Coiiielé,  e,  a.  flaugbtered. 
«'outclier,  sm,  a  culler.     , 
C'ouiollerie,  sf.  cutlery.     \ 
roulellicre,  sf.acsEe  oriniTes. 
«■ofiter,  vn.  to  C05t,  •  stand  m, 
r'oiiteiix,  se,  a.  expensive. 
roûtîcr,  s»n.  ticking-maUer. 
Coutil,  coulis,  sm.  ticking. 
roulille,  sf.  a  kind  of  sword. 
foutre, sm.  coulter,pIoughshare 
rontume,  sf.  custom,  toll. 
Coutumier,   e,    a.    customary, 

common. 
Couture,  sf.  seam,  sewing,  scar. 
Couture, e,n.scarred  in  tlifface. 
Couturer,  va.  to  feam  ;  ?car. 
Couturière,  sf.  a    mantua-ma- 

ker,  scamstress. 
Couvuin,  sm.  cggs  of  becs. 
CoHTce,  a  covey,    nest   of  eggs. 
CouTent,  sm.  i  convent. 
_  d'honinics,  friary. 
—  de  Biles,  niinrery. 
Coui-er,  va.  to  Irood,  sit   on, 

breed,  incubate,  lurk. 
Couvercle,  sm.  a  cover,   lid. 
Couvert,  sm.    Ihe  clolh,    cover, 

lodging,  sliady  place. 

A  —,  ad.  uuder  shclter. 
Couvert,   e,  a.    covered,   clad, 

hid,  close,  obscure  fuli,  loaded, 

dark. 
CouvertcBient,  ad.  secretW. 
Couverture,  sf.  cover,  blankct, 

rng,  roof,  cloth. 

—  de  laine,  sf.  blanket.      [ker. 

i    Couverfurier,  sm.  blankel-ma- 
;    Touvct,  sm.  foot-stove. 

Couveuse,  sf.  hen  tV.at  broods. 
I    Couvî,  a.  m.  addie,  rolten. 
i    Couvre-clief,  sm.  kerchief. 
I    —  feu,  curfew,  fire-screen. 

—  pied,  cover-feet,  quilt. 
]    —  plat,  diïh-cover. 

Couvreur,  sm..  a  tiler,  slaler. 
Couvrir,  un.   to   cover,  '  bide, 
conceal,  défend,  load. 

—  4^ardoises,  to  slate. 


Couvrir  de  cliaume,  tO  Ihatch. 
—  de  tuiles,  to  tile. 

Se  —,  VT.  *  bo  overcast,  *  pul 
one's  bat  on,  *  put  on  a  suit. 
Crabe,  sm.  a  crab. 
Crabicr,  sm.  crab-eater. 
Crac,  sm.  crack,  cracklingnoisa 
Cracbat,  sm.  spittle. 
Crachement,  sm.  spittmg. 
Cracher,  Dît.  to  *  spit. 
Cracheur,  se,  s.  a  fpitter. 
Crachoir, sm.  spittoon.[fpining. 
Cracholoment,  sm.  a   fréquent 
Crachoter,  vn.  lo  '  spit  often. 
Ciwtie.  sf.  chalk. 
Craindre,  va.  to  fcar,  dread. 
Crainte,  sf.  fear,  awe. 
Craintir,ve,a.  fearful,  timorous. 
Craiulivemenl,  ad.  feaifuUy. 
Cramoisi,  sm,  crimson. 
Cramoisi,  e,  a     crimson,  dyed 
Crampe,  sf.  cramp.      [in  grain. 
Crompou,  sm.cramp-iron. 
Cramponner,  un.    fasten   vNith 
a  cramp-iron. 

iSo  —,  to  — cling  at  any  thmg 
Cramponne»,  SV\.  little  cramp 
Cran,s)?i.  notch.  [or  staple. 

Crâne,  sm.  the  ?cull,  a  hotbrai- 

ned  fellow. 
—  ment,  ad.  swaggeringly. 
Craucrie,  sf.  swaggering. 
Crapaud,  sm.  a  toad. 
Crapauduitle,   sf.   thin    crape. 
Crapandière,  sf.  swampy  place. 
Crapuudine,  sf.  toadstone,  iron- 
wort,  malt-worm,  sort  of  pear. 
A  la  crapaudine,   eut    opcn 
and  broiled.     [stunded  person. 
Crapotissin,    c,    sm ■  deformod 
Crapule,   sf.   gross  debauchery. 
Crapuler,  vn.  to  live  in  a  gros» 

debauchery. 
Crapulciai,  se,  a  crapulons. 
Craquelin,  Sm.  cracknel. 
Craquement,  sm.  cracking. 
Craquer,U)i.to  crack,  loasl  'ii.ip. 
Craquerie,  sf.  cracking. 
Craquètement,    sytl.    cracking, 
Croqucter,  vn.  to  crackle. 
Craqueur,sc,s.  boaEter,brngger. 
i  Crasse,  s/',  dirt,  nastiness,  rust, 
[  Crasse,  a.  gross,  thick.    [drosi 


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rrnsfier,  va.  \o  foui,  dirly. 
'  C'i-asscHz,    se,   a.    dirly,  ûllby, 

sordid. 
C'B'aicre,  sm,  crater,  round  cup. 
f'ralicailer,    va.   to    reduce    by 

squares. 
C'ravnchc,  sf.  a  ridinç  rod. 
<'ravnii,  sm.  cravan,  barnacle. 
rravntc,  sf.  cravate. 
—  ,  sm.   a  Croat.      [on 'es  cravat. 
('ravaler  (se),    vr.    to   put    on 
Crayon, sî)!.  penoil  ;  description; 

rougii  draught. 
rrayoniicr,  ra,   *  draw,  sketch. 
Crayonneiir,  sm,  sketcher.  . 
Créance,  sf.  trust,  belief,   debt. 
Créancier,  e,  s.  créditer. 
Créa»,  sm.  an  usher  in  a    rid- 

ing-scbool. 
Créateur,  sm.   Creator,  maker. 
Création,  s^.  création. 
Créature,  sf.  créature. 
Crécelle,  sf.  a  raltle. 
Crécerelle,  sf.  a  hawk. 
Crèche,  sf.  a  manger,  crib, 
Crédeiice.  sf.    cupboard   \\here 

tiie  church  plate  is  kept. 
Crédibilité,  sf.  —  lity. 
Crédit,  Sîïî.  crédit,  intcrest. 
Créditer,  va.  to  crédit. 
Créditeur,  sm,  créditer. 
Credo,  sm.  creed. 
Crédule,  2.  a.  credulous. 
Crédulité,  sf.  credulily. 
Créer,  va.  to  create. 
Crémaillère;  sf.  a  poi-hanger. 
Crémaillon,  sm.  a  book. 
Crème,  sf.  cream. 
Crcment,  sm.  climax. 
Crêmer,  vn.  to  Cream. 
Crémeux,  se,  a  creamy. 
Crémier,    ère,  milkman,  milk- 

woman.  [nacle. 

Créneau,    sm.    battlement,  pin- 
Créuclage.sîït.  stamping  on  the 

edge  of  a   coin. 
Crénelé,  e,  a,  embattled.     [Ile. 
Créuel«r,  l'a.  to  indent,  embat- 
Crénelure,  sf,  indenliug. 
Créole,  2,  s.  Créole,  Creolian, 
Créosote,  sf,  créosote 
C'rê|ie,  sm,  crape. 
Crêpe,  sf.  pancaksi 


cm 

Crêper,   va.  to  frizzlej   *  crisp. 
Crépi,  sm,  rough  cast, 
Crépin,  crispin. 
Crépine,  sf,  fringe. 
Crépir,  Va.  to  parget. 
Crépissure,  sf,  rough  cast. 
Crépitation, s/',  cracklingof  flrc. 
Crépon,  sm,  thick  crape. 
Crépu,  e,  a.  crisped,  frizzlcd. 
Crépuscule,  sm.  twilight. 
Créipiier,  s??i.thewild  plumtrce. 
Créaeau.  Sm.  kersey, 
CrrssoK.  sm.  cresses. 
Cressonnière,  sf.   cresses  plot, 
Ci'ésiis,  crœsus,  rich  man. 
Crétacé, e,  a.  marly,  cretaceous. 
Crête,    sf.  crest;   cock's  comb; 

bank  of  a  ditch,  tuft. 
Crêteler,  vn,  to  chuckle. 
Crétin,  sm.  Crétin,  idiot. 
Crétinisnie,  sm.  cretinism. 
Crêton,  sm.  residuum  of  fallow. 
Cretonne,  sf.  sort  of  wbite  Mi- 

nen,  cretonne. 
Creusage,  sm.  deepening. 
Creusement,  sm,  digging. 
Creuser,i,'a.to  dig,or*  drive  into. 
Creuset,  sm.  crucible. 
Creux,  sm.  hollow,  pit,  mould,. 
Creux,  se,  a.  hollow,  deep. 
Crevasse,  sf.  '    crevice,   gap; 

scralches. 
Crevasser,  va.  to  '  chap' crack, 
Crève-cœur,  sm,  heart-break- 
Crcver,  va.  to  *  burst,  cramp, 
Crevette,  sf.  prawn.  [put  oui. 
Cri,  sm,  cry,  sbriek,  molto. 

A  cor  et  à— ,  wilh  hue  and  cry. 
Criailler,  va.  to  bawl,  scold. 
Criiiilleric.  sf,  bawling. 
Criailiour,  se,s.a  bawler.[merK!. 
Criant,  aute,  a,  glaring,  shi- 
Crîard,  e,  a,  S.  bawling,  bawlcr. 
Criblage,  sm,  sifting,  screening 

(coal). 
Crible,  sm,  a  sieve,  riddle. 
Cribler,  va.  to  sift,  to  riddle. 
Cribleur,  sm.  a  sifter. 
Criblure,  sf.  sifting?. 
Cribratiou,  sf.   sifting.      [dens. 
Cric,  sm.  enginc  for  lifting  bur- 
Cric-crac,  crick-crack. 
Cri-cri,  sm.  criket. 


CRO 

Criée,  sf.  an  auction,  outcry. 
Crier,  vn.  to  cry  out,  proclaim, 

inveigh,  clamour. 
Crierie,  sf.  cry,  clamour. 
Crieur,  se,   s.  "^  bawler;  crier, 

undertaker. 
Crime,  sm.  crime,  sin. 
Criiuinaliste,sm.  writeron  crl- 

minal  jurisprudence. 
Criuiiuel,  le,  a.  crimina],guilty. 
C'i'iiuiuel,  sm.  malefactor. 
Crimiuelleuient,  ad.  —  nally, 
Cria,  sm.  horse-hair.  [capitally. 
CriiiicF,  sm,  horse-hair  worker. 
Crinière,    sf.    horsa    OT    lioa'« 

mane,  paltry  wig. 
Crinoline,  sf.  criaolinei 
Crique,  sf.  creek. 
Criigiiet,  sm.  a  lit;  small  horse. 
Crise,  sf.  crisis.  [''"?• 

Crispation,    sf.  —  lion,    wrink- 
Crisper,  va.  to  draw,   squeeze. 
Crispin,  sm.  jester,  joker,  cris- 
pin  (short  cloak). 
Crisser,  vn.  to  gnash- 
Cristal,  sm.  crystal. 
Cristallerie,  giass-works.[mour. 
Crislalliu,  e,  a.  cryslalline-hu- 
{'ristallisation,  sf.  —  zation. 
Cristalliser,    va.  to  crystallize. 

Se  — ,  vr.  to  crystallize. 
Critiquable,  2.  a.  censurable. 
Critique,  a.  2.  critical,  caplious, 
—,  sm.  a  crilic. 

—,  if.    criticisra,  critic,   censure. 
CritiqueuF,  sm.  criliciser,  fault- 
Critiquer,i;a.  tocriticize.  [finder. 
Croassement,  5m.  croaking. 
Croasser,  vn.    to  croak. 
Croc,    sm.    hook;    fangs,    tusk 

sharper,  pôle. 

roc-cn-janibe,  sm,  trip, 
Croche,  2.  a.  crooked. 
—,  sf.  a  qua-ver. 
Crochet,   sm.   hook,    steeUjard 

pick-lock,  crochet. 

rocheter,  va.  to  *  pick  a  lock, 
Crocheteur,    sm.   porter,    pick 

lock. 
Crochets,  yl.  m.  fangs,  braces. 
Crochu,  c,  a,  crooked,  hooked. 
Crocodile,  sm,  a  croeedile. 
Vçocs,  sm.  pi,  whisJ 


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CRO 


Croire,  va.   to  believe,  •  think. 
Croire    capable   (se),    vr.    to 

think  ones  self  capable. 
Croisade,  sf.  crusade,  boly  war. 
Croisé,  sm.  crusader. 
Croisé,  e,  a.  crossed,  twilled 
Croisée,    sf.    casement;    cross 

bar,  window. 
Croisement,  sm.  Crossing. 
Croiser,   la.  to  *  lay  crosswise  ; 

'  strikeout;  cruise  ;  cross. 

Se  — ,  to   cross    eoch    other; 

take  the  cross. 
Croisette,  sf.  Crsissief. 
Croiseur,  sm..  a  crulser. 
Croisière, 5^,  eruise 
Croisillon,  sm.  cross-bar. 
Croisure.s/'.cross-web.  [growlh. 
Croissance,  sf.  giowing  âge, 
Croissant,  si)!,  crescenr,  hook. 
Croît,  sm.  increase.  [wax. 

Croiltrc,  vn.  to*  grow,  increase 
Croix,  sf.  a  cross. 
Cromorne,  sm.  krumhorn. 
Croquade,  «/■;  rough  skelch. 
Croquant,    e,     a.     scranching, 

crackling. 
Croquant,  SDZ,  a    poor  wretch, 

a  spunger. 
Croque  au  sel  (à  la)   (man- 
ger), ad.  to  eat  with  sait. 
Croqueniitaiue,  sm.   bugbear, 

bogie.  [man. 

Croque-mort,  sm.  underlaker's 
Croquer,  Va.  to  scranch;  crackie; 

de-vour  ;  pilfer. 
Croquet,  sni.   crisp  biscuit. 
Croquette,  sf.  olive  (of  potatoes., 

rice,  etc.,  fried). 
Croqueur,  Sm.  a  devourer. 
Croquignole,  sf,  a  fillip  ;  a  sort 

of  cake. 
Croquignoler,  va.  to  fillip. 
Croquis,  sm.  sketch. 
Crosse,  sf.  crosier,  but-end,  bat, 

drumstick,  or  pestle. 
Crosse,  a.  croziered. 
Crosser,  vn.  to  beat,  bat,  abuse. 
Crossette,  sf.  layer. 
Crosseur,  sm.  cricket-player. 
Crotte,   sf.    dirt,    mud-  diingaf 
Crotter,  vn.   to  dirt.      [animais. 

Se  —,  lo  dirty  one's  self. 


CUB  78 

Crottin,  sm.  duDg  of  horse. 
Croiilnut,  e,  a.  sinliing. 
rroulcmeut,  sm.  siaking  (of  a 

house),  shaking. 
Troulcr,  vn.  to  *  sink.  *  shake. 
t'rouliei-,  c,  a,  boggj- 
rpoiip,  sm.  croup. 
Croupe,  sf.  crupper,  croup. 

Monter  eu — ,  to  ride  happen. 
Troupi,  e,  a.  stagnaled. 
l'roiBpier,  s7n.  croup,   Crupper, 
Croupière,  sf.  crupper. 
Croupion,  stn.  rump.       [abîde. 
Croupir,  vti.lo'  stand,  slagnate. 
Croupissant,  e,  a.  stauding. 
Croustillant,  e,  a.  crisp,  crus!;. 
Croustille,  sf.  pièce  oi"  crust. 
Croustiller,»»,  to  nibble  crusfs. 
Croustilleusenieut,  ad.  smut- 

tily. 
Croustilieux,  se,  f7.gay,free. 
Croûte,   sf.  crutt;  scurf;  rind; 

a  bad  picture.  [dauber. 

Croûton,   sm.  crust  (of  bread)  ; 
Croyable,  2.  a.  crédible. 
Croyance,  sf.  helief,  trust. 
Croyant,  tm.   believer. 
Cru,  sm.  growlh  ;   soil. 
Cru,  e,  a.  raw,  crude.        [thing. 
Cruauté,  tf.    cruelty  ;  grlefous- 
Crucbe,  a.  pitcher,  biockbead. 
Cruchée  a  pitcber-full. 
Oucberie,  if.  stupidity. 
Cruclion,  «m.  little  pitcher. 
Crucirère,  3,  a.  cruciferous. 
Crucifiement,  tm.  crucifixion. 
Crucifier,  va.  to  crucify. 
Crucifix,  sm.  a  crucifix. 
Crucifixion,  sf.  —  xiOD. 
i'rudité,    sf.    rawness  ;  crudity, 
Crue,  sf.  increase     [indigesliou. 
Cruel,  le,  a.  cruel,  hard,  severe. 
Cruellement,  ad.   cruel  ly. 
Cruement,  ad.  bluntly,   rashiy. 
Crustacé;  sm.  a  crustaceout. 
(Triple,  sf.  sepulchral  Tault. 
Crjptograpbie,   sf.    cryptogra- 
Cubatiou,  sf.  cubalioa.      [ptij- 
Cube,  sm.  cube. 
—  a.  cubic. 

Cubèbe,  sm.  cubeb-pepper. 
Cuber,  va.  to  cube. 
Cubique,  2.  a.  cublcal. 


CUL 

Cubital,  e,  a.  cubital. 
Cucurbile,  sf.  cucurbite. 
Cueillc,s/'.a  breadth  ofsailcloth; 
Cueillette,    sf.    harvest   gatherv 

ÏD?,  collection. 
Cuvilleur,  se,  S.  a  gatherer. 
Cueillir,  va.  lo  galber,  to  *pick, 
Cueilloir,  sm.  fruit-basket. 
Cuiller,  sf.  a  spoon,  ladle. 

—  à  pot,  a  pot  ladle. 
Cuillerée,  sf.  a  spoonful. 
Cuillerou,  sm.  bov.1  (of  spoon). 
Cuir,  sm.  leather;  bide. 

—  à  rasoir,  razor-etrap. 
Cuirasse,  sf.  cuirass. 
Cuirassé,   e,  a.  with  B  cuirass; 

prepared.  [cuirass. 

Cuirasser,  va.   to  arm    with  a 

Cuirassier,  sm.  cuirassier. 

Cuire,  V.  to  cook  ;  digest  ;  smart  ; 
bake  ;  to  *  do  ;  *  dress;  digest. 

Cuisant,  e,  a.  sharp,  Smart. 

Cuisine,  sf.  kitchen  ;  cookery.. 

Cuisiner,  va.  tO  cook. 

Cuisinier,  e,  S.  cook,  man-cook. 

Cuissard,    sm.    cuish,   cuissart. 

Cuisse,  sf.    thigh  ;  leg  of  a  fowl. 

Cuisson,  sf.  dressiug  of  vic- 
tuals  ;  Smart. 

Cuissot,  sm.  bauDch  of  a  deer. 

Cuistre,  sm.  servant  in  a  col- 
lège; pédant. 

Cuit,  e,  ».  done;  dressed;  boi- 
led,  baked,  roasted,  ruined. 

Cuite,  sf.  baking. 

Cuivre,  sm.  copper, 

—  jaune,  yellow  copper,  brass. 
Cuivrer,  va.  to  copper  over 
Cul,  sm.  bottom,  posteriors. 

—  de  lampe,  a  tail-picce, 

—  de  plomb,  a  sedentary  man. 

—  de  sac,  a  blind  alley. 

—  de  jatte,  8  lame  mac. 

—  de  basse  fosse,  a  duugeon. 
Culasse,  sf.  breech.  [head 
Culbute,  s^,  tumble;  heels  over 
Culbuter,   t;.    to    *   overlbrow  ; 

break;  tumble. 
Culée,  sf.  butment  of  a  bridge. 
Culière,  a.  rectum. 
Culinaire,  a.  culinary. 
Culminant,  a.  m.  —  atiug. 
Culmiuation,  »f.  —  tiOB. 


DAG 

Culminer,  mi.  to  culiniaale. 
Culot,  sm.  a  nestling  ;  drosSf 
Culouagc,   sin.  blackeuiDg  (of  a 

pipe  bowl). 
Culotte,  sf.  breecbes  ;  back  part 

of  a  pigeon;  rump  of  beef. 
Culotter,  va.  to  breecb,  to  put 

in  breecbes. 
Culotlier,  sm.  breeches-maker. 
Culpabilité, s/".  culpauility,guilt. 
Culte,  sm,  wotship;   adoration. 
Cultivable,  a.  cultivable. 
Cultivateur,  sm.  busbandman, 
C'ultivation,  sf.  cullivation. 
Cultiver,  va.  cullivate,  instruct. 
Culture,  sf.  culture,  tillage. 
Cumul,  sm.  accumulation. 
Cuuiulatir,  ve,  ('.  accumulative. 
Cumulativeineut,  ad,  accumu- 

lati'vely. 
Cumuler,  va.  to  accumulate. 
CuuL'iformc,  a.  cuneiform. 
Cupide,  2.  a.  co'velous,  greedy. 
Cu|ii(Iit6,  sf.  cnpidil},  lust> 
Cupidon,  sm.  Cupid. 
Curable,  2.  a.  curable. 
Curage,  sm.  cleaning  out. 
Ciaratelle,  s/',  guardiansbip. 
Curateur,  rice,  S.  guardiau. 
Curatif,  ve,  a.  curative. 
Curation,  5^.  curing,  cure. 
Cure,  s^.   a  cure;  living;  parso- 

nage  ;   cleaning. 
Curé,  sm.  parish-priest. 
Cure-dent,  sm.  toctb-ptck. 
Curée,  sf.  hound's  fées,  carnage. 
Cure-oreille,  sm.  ear-picker. 
Curer,  va.  to  cleanse,  to  *  pick. 
Curette,  sf.  SCOop,  scraper. 
Cureur,  im.  cleanser,   cleaner. 
Curial,  e,  a.  rectorïal;  priestlj. 


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DAl 


Curie,  s/,  curia,  ward. 
Curieusement,  tï(i.  curlouSly» 

Curieux,  »e,  a.  curions,  rare. 

—  sm.  a  Tirtuoso,  sighiseer. 
Curiosité,  sf.  curiosity,   Inqul» 

sitevecess. 
Curoir,  sm.  plough-spud. 
Cursive,  a.  s.  cursive. 
Cur«Ie(cbai8c),s/'.curule  chair. 
Curure,  sf.  mud  (frora  a  pûad)o 
Curviligne,  2.  (1.  curvilinear. 
Custode,  sf.  holster-cap,  pyx, 

—  Siu.  warden,  curtain. 
Cutané,  e,  a.  cutaneou». 
Cuticule,  sf.  cuticle,  tbin,  skin» 
Cutter,  sm.  entier, 
Cuvage,  sm.   tub   bouse,  plaça 

for  tubs. 
Cuve,  sf.  a  tub,  vat. 
Cuveau,  sy7i.   little  tub. 
Cuvée,  «/■.  a  tubful. 
Cuver,  va.  to  work,   fret. 
Cuvette,  sf.  hand-basin;  basin, 

cap  of  a  watcb.  [tub. 

Cuvier,  sm.  a  fisb  tub,  bucking 
Cycle,  sm.  cycle. 
Cyclope,  sm.  cyclop. 
Cygne,  sm.  swan. 
Cylindre,  sm.  cylinder,  rolt. 
Cylindrique,  a.  cylindricat. 
Cymaise,  sf.  cyma;  ogee. 
Cymbales,  sf.  pL.  cymbals. 
Cymbalier,  s»l.    cjmbal-plajer. 
Cynique,  2.  a.  cynical. 
Cynique.  s»i.  a  cynic. 
Cynisme,   sm.  moroseness,    cy- 

nicism,  ribaldry. 
Cyprès,  gm.  cypress-tree. 
Ciar.sm.czar,  emperorofKusEi». 
Czarine,  sf.  czarina. 
Czarowitz,  sm,  czar's  son. 


D 


Da,  int.,  truly,  indeed. 
D.ictyle,  im.  dactyle. 
Dada,  sm.  hobby  horse. 
Dadais,  sm.  booby,  ninny. 
Dague,  s/'.dagger;  pricket;  tu»k. 
Duguer,  va.  to  ?tab  ;  flog.  [type, 
Daguerréotype,  $/n.  dagueneo. 


Daguerréot}'penr,  sm.  daguer» 

reotyper. 
Daguet,  sm.  joung  stag. 
Dahlia,  sm.  dahlia. 
Daigner,i;a.to  dei^^n , condescend, 
Daim,  sm.  buck  ;  4eer. 
Daiue,  $f.  a  lloe> 


DAT 

Vais,  sm.  a  canopy. 
Dallage,  sm.  Dsgging. 
noUc,  s^  flas(s«oiic-).      [flags. 
Uiillcr,  va,  to  flag;  to  pave  wilh 
Dnliuatiqiie.  sf.  a  dalmatic. 
Dam,  sm.  cost;  loss;  lormenls. 
DaniaH,  sm.  damask,  damson. 
Uaniasquincr^t'atodamaskeen. 
Uainasquiueur, sm.  damaskee- 

ner. 
Dnma8quiuure,s^.damasheeD- 

DnmaBse,  sm.  damafked  linen. 
ISnmiisser.  va.  to  damask. 
Damasseiir.  sm.  damas-uorkcr. 
Clame,  sf.  lady,  goody,  draugbts. 
a»nme-jeainie,s/'.demijol:n  c:ir- 
ltanie,ad.  Day,  indeed.  [boy 
Damer.i'(T.tocrown(aldrai:ghtf). 

—  le  pïon,to*outdo. 
a>amcrcl.  sm.  beau,  spark. 
Oamici'.  sin.  diaught-board. 
£>iim:iiil>le.  2.  a.  daninable. 
S>niiiiial>lemeiil, (2(2.  damnably. 
Ttamliatioii,  s/'.    —   tiOD. 
Damiié,  e,  a  damned. 

—  s.  damned  soûl. 
Damner,  va.  to  damn. 

Se  — .  vn.  to  incur  damoation. 
Damaiseaii,  sm.  spark,  beau. 
Dainoiselle,  sf.  young  lady. 
Daiidiii,  sm.  noddy,  simpleton. 
Dandinement.  Slll.  lolloping. 
Dandiner,  t>a.  to   bebave  like  a 

Se  —,  vn.  to  lollop.      [ninoy. 
Daudjr,  sm.  daudy. 
Danger,sm.  daDger.risk.  [ousiy. 
Dangereusement. aff.  danger- 
Dangereux,  »e^a.  dangerous. 
DanB,pr.  in,  into,witbin;  with. 
Dansant,  e,  a.  dancing. 
Danse,  sf.  dance,  dancing. 
Danser,  v.  tO  dance. 
Danseur,  se,  s.  dancer. 
Dard,siti.  n.darl,  spindle. 
Darder. ud.to  dart,  throw,  spear. 
Dardiilon. s)n.   barb  (of  a  fish- 
Dariole,  s/',  custard.         [hook). 
Darne  ou  dalle.  sAsIi";  of  fisb. 
Darse,  sf.  wcl  dock. 
Martre,  s^  telter,  ring-worm. 
Darirenx,  se,  «.  beipetic, 
Oataire,  sm,  dalary. 


80 


DEB 


Date,  sf.  date. 
Dater,  vn,  to  date. 
Daterie,  sf.  dalary's  office. 
Datif,  »e,  a.  datWe. 
Datte,  $/■.  date  (Iruil). 
Dattier,  sm.  dale-lree« 
Daiura,  «/■.  thorn-apple. 
Daube, s^  a  kind  of  slewed  ineat 
Dauber,  va.  to  stew,jeer. 
Daubeur,  sm.  banterer, 
Daupbin,  sm.  dolphin. 
Daiiphine,  sf.  dauphiness. 
D^autaiit  que,  c.  "wbereas. 
D'autant  plus,  ad.  tbe  more. 

—  mieux,  tbe  ratber. 
Davantage,  atl.  more;  longer. 
Davier,  snî.  pincerfor  teelh. 
»e,2)r.  ofjfrom,  lo.witb,  bï,at,in 
Dé.  sm.  die,  tbinib!e. 
Déalbalion,!/'.  —  tion. 
Uébâeler.  va.   to  take   oï    tbe 

lai|ianlin  (of  a  wagon). 
Dcbàciage.  sm.  clearing. 
Débâcle,  sf.  breaking  ofa  frozea 

ri-ver.  [tbe  ice. 

Débâeicment,    sm.  breaking  of 
Dcbàcler.  va.  to  clear,  undo. 

—  vn.  to  break  up  (as  ice). 
Déballage,  sm.  unpacking. 
Déballer,  va.  to  unpack. 
Débandade  (Â  Ba),  ad.  m  con- 
fusion ;  belter.  [banding. 

Débandement,  sm.  skelter  dis- 
Débauder,  va>  tO   uubind  \  un- 

bend. 

Se  —,  vr.  to  corne  uubouud  ; 

corne  unbendi 
Dcbanquer,  va.  to    break   tbe 

bank  of(at  pla;)> 
Débaptiser,  to  unchristen. 
Débarbouiller,  va   to  wasb. 

Se  —,  vn.  to  wasb  one's  face. 
Débarcadére.Sïn.landing-place. 
Débardage,  s?n.  unlading. 
Débarder,  va.  to  unlado   woodi 
Débai-deur,  sm.  lumper. 
Débarqucmeut,  sm.  dis»<nbar- 

king. 
Débarquer. V.  disembark;  land. 
Débarras,  sm.  riddance. 
Débarra(iisemeiit,sm.  clearing. 
Débarrasser,  va.  toclear; 'gel 
Déb;Qrrer,  va.  to  unbar.     [out 


DÉB 

n^at,  sm.  debate,  dispute. 
îiéliBler,!;a,  touDsaddle.  [down. 
Uébâtir,    va.  to  demolish,  pull 
«ébattre,  va.  to  debate, discuss. 

Se— ,Dr.  to  Etruggle;  grapplo. 
Dobuiiche,  sf.    débaucher;. 
Débaticbc,  e,  S.  débauchée. 
— ,  sf.  courtesan. 
Débaucher,  va.  to  debaucb  ;  to 

bribe,  to  entice  away. 
1    Se— ,iir-.torallintodebauchery. 
Dcbaucheur,  sm.  débaucher. 
Débet,  sm.  balance,  débit,  [tate. 
Débiffer,  va.  to  disorder;  debili- 
Uébile,  a.  weak,  débile. 
Débilitant,  e,  a.  debilitating. 
Wébilitatîon,  sf.  —  tion. 
Débilité,  sf.  —  litj.  weakness. 
Itébililer,  va.  to  debilitate. 
Uébiiie,  sf.  needj  circunstances. 
Débit,  sm.  sale,  utterance. 
Débitant,  e,  s.  relailer. 
Débiter,  va.  to  vend,  utter;  to 

*  sel!  by  retail. 
1    Se  —,  vil.  to  sell  ;  eut  up. 
IDébiteur,    «e,  S.   utterer;  pro- 

pagator. 
Débiteur,  ra'ce,  a.  debtor. 
Débilter,  va.  to  unbit  (a  cable). 
Déblai,  S7n.    riddance,   cutling. 
Déblaiement,  sm.  cutting,  clear- 
ing. 
Déblatératiou,   sf.    scurrilous, 

declairation,  railing. 
Déblatérer,  vn.  tO  rail. 
Déblajer,  va.  to  reraove  ;  cleir. 
Débloquer,  va.  to  change   tur- 

ned  Jettera. 
Déboire,  sm.  twang,  grief. 
Déboiser,  va.  to  clear  of  wood. 
Déboîtement,   sm.   disjointing. 
Débotter,  va.  to  *  djslocate,  to 

Warp;  disjoint,     r 
Débonder,  va.  to  open  the  dam. 
— ,  vn.    »B   Débonder,    vr.    to 

sluice  ouf,  •  break  forth. 
Déboudouuer,  va.  to  unbung. 
Débonnaire,  2.  a.  affable,  gra- 

cious  ;  kind;  good. 
Débonuairement,  ad.  kindly. 
Débordé,  «,  a.  dissotute. 
Débordement,  sm.  overUowlDg; 

profli^ac}. 


81  DEC 

Déborder,  vn.   to  overtiow  ;  run 

o-ver  ;  project 

Se  —,  vr.  to  overflow;  burst  out. 
Débotter,  va.  to  pull  off  boots. 
Débouché,      débouchement, 

sm.  opening,  oullet. 
Débouchcr,!;(I.to*  unstcp;open. 
—,  un.  to  fall  ;  debouch.  [uncurl. 
Déboucler,   va.    to   unbuckle  ; 
Débouquemeut,  sm.   disembo- 

guing. 
Débouquer,  va.  to  disembogue. 
Débourber,  va.  to  clean  out. 
Débourrer,i;a.  topolish;  unstop 
Débourg,  sm.   monej  adianced. 
Déboursé,    sm.   disbursement , 

outlaj.  [ment. 

Déboursement,  sm.    disDurse- 
Débourser,  fa.  to  disburse. 
Debuut.ac/.  up, standing  upright. 
Débouter,  va.  to  refuse. 
Déboutonner,  va.   to  unbutton. 
Débraillcr  (se), Un.  to  go  bare- 

breasted. 
Débrider,  va.   to  unbrldle;  di»- 

patch;  to  relax,  open. 

Sans  —  wiithout  drawing  bit. 
Débris,  sm.  ruins;  remains. 
Débrouillement,  sm.  disentan- 

gling,  unravelling,  [sentangle. 
Débrouiller,    va.     to    unraveî, 

Se  —,  to    get     disentangled; 

clear  up. 
Débrutir,  va.  to  roug-polish. 
Débucher,  t;n.  to  start;  dislodge. 
Débusquemeut, sm.  dislodging. 
Débusquer,  un.  to  dislodge;  oust. 
Début,     sm.    lead,    beginniug, 

outset. 
Débutant,  e,  a.  new  performer 
Débuter,    vn.  to  *  begin;    p!ay 

first,  lead;   make  onesfirstap- 
De$a,  ad.onthisside.  [pearance. 
Décacheter,  va.  to  unseal. 
Décade,  sf.  décade,    [decadency 
Décadence,  sf,  deûay:  décline; 
Décagone,  sm.  decagon. 
Décagramme,  sm.  —  graro. 
Décalitre,  sm.  décalitre. 
Décalogue,  sm.  decalogue. 
Décalquer,   va.  to  transfer   (t 

draw.ing). 
Déeamètre,  <m.  âecaiMt»r. 


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Dôcampemeut)    sni*     decâmp-  I 

ment.  [ke  up. 

Décamper,  va.  to  decamp  ;  ma- 
Décantage,  j»i.  decantiQg. 
Décauta<iou,  sf.  decanling. 
Décanter,  va.  to  decant  ;  trans- 
vase. 
Décaper,  va.  to  ciean,  scour. 
Décapitation,  sf.  bcbeadÎDg. 
Décapiter,  va.  to  behead. 
Décarreler,  va.  to  unpave. 
Décastére,  sm,  decastere. 
Décatir,  va.  to  sponge  (woollen 

cioth).  (noilen  clotb). 

Décatissage ,     sm.      sponging 
Décéder,  vn.  to  decease;  to  die. 
Décèlement,  sm.  détection. 
Déceler,  va.  to  discicse  betray. 

Se  —,  vr.    to  malie  one's   self 

known;  show  one's  self. 
Décembre,  sjn.  December. 
Décemment,  ad.  decently. 
Décemvir,  sm,  decemvir. 
Décemvirat,  sm,  decemvirat. 
Décence,  sf.  decency,  propriety. 
Décennal,  e,  a.  decenuial. 
Décent,  e,  a.  décent,  bccoming. 
Décentralisation,  s/'.  —  zation. 
Décentraliser,  va.  to  deceutra- 

iizo. 
Déception,  <^.  déception,  deceit. 
DécorneF,  va.  to  decree,  award. 
Décès,  sm.  decease,  death. 
Décevable,  a  deceivabie. 
Décevant,    e,  a.  deceitful,  de- 
Décevoir,va.  to  deceive.fceptive. 
Déchaînement,    sm.  ^ildness; 
Déchatuer,ua.  to  unchain.  [rage. 

Se  —,  vr.  '  togel  loose. 
Déchanter,  vn.  to  sing  small; 

lower  one's  note. 
Déchaperonner,  va.  to  unbood. 
Déchargo,  if.  unloadlng  ;  case- 

ment;   discharge  ',   acquittance  ; 

relief. 
.  Déchargement, tm.  nnloading. 
Décharger,  va.  ta   unload;  dis- 
charge ;   ease  ;    open  ;   empty  ; 

lire  off.  [change;  clear  up. 

Se— , iw.  to  discharge  itself; 
Déchargeur,    sm,    porter    dis- 

cliarger. 
Décharné,  •,  a,  scragg;;  I«aa, 


DEC 

Décharner,    ta.    to        ship    ot 

Cesh,  *  malie  lean,  emaciate. 
Déchaussement,    sm.    barring 

(the  root  ofa  tree);  layingbare. 
Déchausser,    va.    to    puU   cff 

boots,  to  lay  bare. 
Déchaussoir,  sm.  lancet. 
Déchéance,  s^  forfeiture,   lOSS 
Déchet,  sni.  diminution,  loss. 
Déchevêtrer,  VU.  to  unhalter. 
^Déchiffrable,  a.  legible,  dect 

pherable. 
Déchiffrement,sm.âecipheriQg- 
Déchiffrer,   va.     to    decipherj 

make  out. 
DéchilTreui',  sm.  decipherer. 
Déchiqueter,  va.  topinii;  slasb, 

*  cul. 
Déchiqueteur,  sm.  pinUer. 
Déchi<|ueture,    sf.      pinking; 

slashing.  [boas,  etc. 

Décbii'uge,s»i.  breakingup  old, 
Déchir.'inl,  e,  a.  heart-rendiog. 
Déchirement,  sm.  tearing,  rcn- 

ding.  [rip  up. 

Déchirer,  va.  to  *  tear;  defame  ; 

Se  —,  vp.  to  tear;  lacerale. 
Déchirure,  sf.  rent. 
Déchoir,  i;ii.  to  decay,  *  fall  off. 
Déchu,  2)rét.  di  Déchoir. 
Décidé,  prêt,  et  a.  decided,  de- 

termiiied,  resolute. 
Décidément,  ad.  —  ediy. 
Décider,  va.    décide;  résolve; 

scttle;  fir. 
Décigramme,  sm. —  gram. 
Décilitre,  sm.  —  litre. 
Décimal,  e,  a.  —  mal. 
Décimateur,  $m.  lithe-ownefa 
Décimation,  sf.  —  tion. 
Décime,  sm.  tenth,  décime. 
Décimer,  va.  to  décimale. 
Décimètre,  <m.  decimeter. 
Déciiitrer,   va.   to   remove  the 

centeiing  of  (an  arch). 
Décisif,  ve,  a.  décisive,  clear. 
Décisiou,s^.  décision, resolution. 
Décisivement,    ad.    1)0Sitively, 

decisively. 
Décistére,  sm.  declstere. 
Déclamateur,im.  declamatorj. 

spouter. 
PéclanmtiQD)  «/•-déclamation. 


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Mcclama<olre,2,a.  àeclamatory. 
Dpflaniet-,  vr.  déc^im  ;  deliver. 
i>cclaratioii,s/', —  lion;  ■verdict. 
lïéclai'utoii'c^  2.  a.  —  ratory. 
Dvrlarer  vp  to  déclare  ;  reveal  ; 

discover. 

Se  — ,  vr.  lo  déclare  one's  self. 
Dcclassemeut,   sm.    change  of 

class. 
Déclasser,   va.   (o  change   tbe 

class  of;  disrate. 
Déclin,  sm.  décline  ;  wane. 
Déclinable,».  — ble.  [clination, 
Décliaaisou,  5^  declension;  de- 
Dcclinaut,  e,  a.  declining. 
Décliuatoire,  s?n.  —  tory. 
Décliner,  v.  to  décline;  fall  away. 
néclivité,  sf.  declivity. 
Décloîirer,  v.  to  uncloisteri 
Redore,  va.  to  Ihrow  open. 
uéclos,  e,  a.  open,  unfenced. 
Déclouer,  va.  to  unnail. 
Dccoclior,  lia.  to  *  shoot. 
ïlccoctiou,  i/.  décoction. 
Décoiffer,  va.  to  undress;   dé- 
range the  haïr  of  ;  open. 
Décollation,  sf.  beheading. 
Décollement,    sm.     ungluing, 

beheading.  [bodied. 

Déoolleté,  e,  bare-necked,  low- 
Uccoller,  va,  lobehead;  de  col- 

late,  [of;  cullow. 

Décolleter,  va.  to  bare  the  neck 

Se  —,  vj).  to  go  bare-necked. 
Décolorer,  va.  to  discolour. 

Se  — ,  vp.  to  lose  colour;  fade. 
Uécombrcr,  va.  to  clear  from 

rubbish. 
Décombres,  sm.  pi.  rubbish. 
Décomi"auder,  va.  to  counter- 

inan.  [complète. 

Décompléter,  va.  to  render  in- 
Uécompuser,va.  to  discompose, 

to  dissolve. 
Décomposition,  s/',  dissolvlng. 
Décompte,  sm.  déduction. 
Décompter,     va.     to    deduct; 

•  take  off.  [*  put  ont  ;  baffle. 
Déconcerter,    va.    disconcert; 

Se  — ,  vr.  to  be  disconcerted. 
Découdre,  va.  lo  discomfil,  rout. 
Déconfiture,    sf.    discomfiture, 

feilure,  comsuœptioa. 


DEC 

Déconforlor,  va.  to  discomfort, 

*  cast  dowD,  despond. 
Déconseiller,  va.  to  dissuade^ 
Déconsidération»;/',  disfavour, 

discrédit.  [dishonour. 

Déconsidérer,  va.  to  discrédit; 
Décontenancer,  va.  to  pul  out 

of  countenance,  confound. 
Déconvenue,  sf.  misfortune. 
Décor,  sm.  décoration. 
Décorateur,  sm.  decorator. 
Décoration,  s/'.  —  tion. 
Décoré,  e,  a.  knighled. 
Décorer,  va.  to  decorate,  adorDi 
Décorticatiou,  sf.  —  tioQ. 
Décorum,   sm.    décorum,   pro- 

priely.  [home. 

Découcher,  V(l.  to  *  sleep  from 
Découdre,  VH.  to  unsew;  *  rip 

up;rip.  [fallaway. 

Se  — ,  vp.  to  come  unsewed; 
Découlemcnt,    sm.     trickling; 

flowing.  [down;  proceed  from. 
Découler,  vu.  totrickle,  to*ruQ 
Découpage,  sm.  carving,  pin» 

king.  [carve. 

Découper,  va.  to  'eut  up; pink; 
Découpeur,  se,  S.  pinker 
Découplé,   e,    a,    weli    bullti 

strapping.  [out. 

Découpler,  va. uncouple;  cutting 
Découpure,  sf.  pinking.  [ging. 
Décourageant,  e,  a.  discoura- 
Découragement,  $m.  discoura> 

gement.  [depress. 

Décourager,  va.  to  discouragei 

Se  —,  vr.  to  lose  courage. 
Décourber,  t;a.  to  unbend. 
Décousu,  e,  a.  unsewad;  out  of 

order;  ripped. 
Décousure,  sf,  rip,  rent,  glash. 
Découvert ,  e,  a,  uacovered; 

discovered  ;  open. 

A  —,  in  the  open  air. 
Découverte,  sf.  discovery. 
Dccouvrir,  va.  to  uucover;  dis- 
cover; reveal. 

Se   — ,  vr.    to    uncover   on'e» 

self;  expose;  '  make  on'es  soif 

known. 
Décrasser,  va.  to  clean;  polish. 

Se  —  vp.  to  clean  on'es  self. 
Décréditer,  va.  to  discrédit. 


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DEF 


Décrépii.c,  «.décrépit. [crackle. 
Borrépiter,  VH.  to  decrepitate; 
Décrépitude,   sf.  —  tude,  de- 

crepimess. 
Décret,  S7n.  decree,  writ. 
Décréter,  va.  to  decree,  issue  a 

wril  againsl.  [graca. 

Décrî,  sm,  crying  down  ;  dis- 
Dccrier,  va.    to    cry  down;   to 

disgrâce  ;  *  piohilil. 
Décrire,  va.  to  describe. 
Décrochemcut,  sm.  unbookiDg. 
Décrocher,  va.  to  unbook. 
Décroifisemeut,  stn.  decrease* 
Décroître,  vn.  to  decrease. 
Décrottage,  sm.  cleaning. 
Décrotter,  va.  to  clean,  Lirush. 
Décrotteur,  s»i.  skoeblack. 
Décrottoire.s/'.  bard  sboe-brush. 
Dévrne,  sf.  decrease,  Tall. 
Décuple,  a.  teofold. 
Décupler,  va.  to  décuple. 
Décurie,  $f.  decury. 
Décurion^  sm.  a  decurloD. 
Décuver,  va*  to  tuo. 
Dédaigner,  t).  to  disdaii>,scoiD. 
Dédaigueuseweut,  (/(/.disdain- 

fully.  [scoroful. 

Dédaigneux,  0e,  a.  disdaiufu], 
Dédain,  sm.  disdaiu,  scorn. 
Dédale,  sm.  labyrinth,  maze. 
Dédaler,  va.  to  untlag  ;  uupave. 
Dedans,  ad.  in,  nitbiu. 

Ak  — ,  inwaid. 
DcdauD,  sm.  inside  ;  iuterior. 
Dédicace,  sf.  dedication. 
Dédicatoire,  a.  dedicatûry. 
Dédier,  va.  to  dedicate. 
Dédire,  va.  to  disa\ow;  UDsay. 

S«  —,  vr,  to  recanl,  *  recède. 
Dédit,  sm.  a.  forfeit. 
Dédaiiuniiigeuiuut,^»!.  indem- 

nity,  satisfaction. 
Dédoiunia;:er,  v  (.  toindemnitv. 
Dédorer.  va.   10  unglld. 
Dédoubler,  vu.  to  unllne.  [lion. 
Déduction,  sf.—Uon,  enuniera- 
Déduire,  va.  to  deduct,  deduce. 
Dôefse.  s^.  goddess. 
Défaillances/'.  fainling,swooii. 
Déraillant,  e,   a    faiuliug,  de- 

cayiog. 
—,  ».  defaulter 


Défaillir,    V7i.    to    faii  ;    decay; 

swoon.  [deTeat  ;  rid;  reduce. 
Défaire,  va,  to  uudo;  uumake  ; 

Se  — ,  vp.  to    corne   undone; 

get  rid  ;  fay  aside.  [dejected. 
Défait,  e,  a.  uudoDe;  routed; 
Défaite,  sf.  defeat,  rout  subter» 
Uéfulcatiou,  sf.  —  lion,  [fuge 
Défalquer,     va.     to     defalcalr; 

deduct.  [waat;  default;  flaw 
Défaut,  tm.    defect:   blemisb 

En  —,  at  fault. 

A  —  de,  for  want  of, 
Défateur,  tf.  disgrâce. 
Défavorable,    3.  a.    unTavour- 

able,  [vourably. 

Défatqûrablemeiit ,   ad.    unfa< 
Défectif,  ve,a.  defective. 
Défection,  sf.  défection. 
Défectuoiuemenl,  ad.  imper- 

fectly.  [imperfect. 

Défectueux,   se,    a.    defective, 
Défectuosité,  sf.  defect. 
Défendant,  prt.  defôodiog. 
Défendeur,  défendant  ;  —  de» 

resse,  lemale  défendant. 
Défendre,  VU.  to  défend;  prn- 

hibit;  •  forbid.  [one's  self. 

Se  —,  vr,  to  défend  ;  to  excuse 
Défense,  sf.  défense;  probibi- 
Défeuses,  pi.  tusks,  thorns.[tion. 
Défensif,  ve,  a.  défensive. 
Défenseur,  »m.  defender. 
Défensive,  sf.  défensive,  [pect. 
Déférence,  sf.  déférence;  res- 
Déférer ,  va.    to   coufer  ;   de- 

nouQce,  accuse. 
nê'i-i-ier,  va.  to  unfurl. 
Déterrer,  va.   to  remove  iron- 

work  from  ;  confound,  abash. 

Se  —,  va.  to  UQsboe  ;  get  con- 

fuied.  [êheet. 

Defet,    tm.    odd   sbeet;    naste 
DéO,  sm.  challenge,  défiance. 
Défiance,»/',  distrust;  mistrust, 

suspicion.  rpicious. 

DéPiaul,    e,    a.    diffident;    sus- 
néllcit,  sm.  déficit,  deficiency. 
DéOer,  va.  to  deTy,  cballenge. 

Se  — ,  vr.  to  mistru^l,  suspect. 
DéOgurer,  va.  to  disfigure;  de- 

form.  [Bllnç  off  (of  soldiers), 
Déûlé,  tm,  âcble,  narrow  oass 


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85 


B^ai«r<  yix  •   10  unstring;,  nn- 

thread.  [appoint. 

Dénnl*.  en.  to  deline;  describe; 
Définissable,  a.  definable. 
Définitir,  ve,  a.  definili've,  pe- 
Dpfinition,  sf.  tlon.  [remplorj. 
Définitivement,  ad.  —  vely. 
Dûlleurnîson,  s/'.  Tall  orblossom. 
Déflenrir,    vn.   to    •    lose    tbe 

blossoms;  —  va.  '  nip  the  blos- 

£om  ;  rub  off  the  hloom. 
néOexion,  sf.  —  xion. 
Dédoration,  s/',  deflowering. 
Déflorer,    va.   to    corrupt,    da- 

fiower, 
Dérouccmcnt,  sm.  staving. 
Défoncer,  va.  to  *  stave  (casks); 

split. 
DérormatSon,  s/',  derormation* 
DérormcF,  va.  to  •  put  out  of 
Défrayer,  va.  to  defray.  [form. 
Défrichenieii(,.^m.grubliingup. 
Défricher,    va.     to     cullivate; 

clear(land).[up  untilled  ground. 
Défricheur,  sm.  he  tbat  grubs 
Défriser,  va.  to  uncurl. 
Défroncer*   va.   to    *  undo  the 

gathers.  [left  by  denlh. 

Défroque,  sf.  goods,  moveables 
Défroqiier  se,  •  Ihrow   off  the 

monkish  habit. 
Défunt,  e,  a.  deceased,  late. 
Dégagé     (degré),    sm,    back- 

stairs  ;  —  e,  a    (air),   a  free 

easy  way. 
Dégagement ,  sm.    disengage- 
ment ;  freeing  ;   passage  ;  cal- 

ling  in. 
Dégager, un. disengage;  redeem. 

Se  — ,  vr.  to  be  disengaged. 
Dégatner ,    lia.    '    draw  one's 
Dégatncur,  sm.a  bully.  [sword. 
Déganter,  ua.  topull  off  one's 

gloves.  [*  strip,  unrig. 

Dégarnir  .   va.    to    nnfurnist  ; 
Dégarnir,  tJft.  ma.  to  unship. 
Dégât,  sm.  havoc  ;  waste  ;  spoil. 
Dégauchir,  va.  to  plane  ;  level. 
Dégauchtssenient,   sm.  level- 

ling,  improTing. 
Dégel,  sm.  thaw. 
Dégeler,  un.  to  thaw. 
Dégénération,  5^.  —  tlon. 


DÉG 

Dégénérer,  va.  to  degoneratei 
Dégénérescence, —  ration. 
Déslucr, urt.to  iingtue;gcl  ridof. 
Dégluiîiion,  sf.  aeglutilion. 
Dégommage,  sm.  the  firft  pré- 
paration of  the  silk. 
Dégommer,  toungum  (silk, etc.). 
Dégonflcmeut,  sm.   déduction, 
Dégonfler,  un.   rcduce;    ompty. 
Dégorgement, sm.  overflowing. 
Dégorger,  vn.  to  clear,  purge, 

spread  out.  [one'  self. 

Se  — ,  vr.  to  overflow;  emptj 
Dégorgeoir,  sm.  an  engine  to 

clear  a  gun.  [levi-ved. 

Dégourdi,  e,    a.    sharp,   acute. 
Dégourdir,  va,  to  quicken,    to 

wnrm  w.nler;  to  polish. 
Dégourdissoment,  sm.  quick- 

ening;  removal  of  numbness. 
Dégoût,   sm.    disgusl;    satiety, 

aversion.  [disagreable. 

Dégoûtant,    e,    a,     disgustful 
UégoHié,  é,  a.  squeamish  ;  out 

of  conceit  wilh. 
Dégoûter,  va.  tO  disgUEl 

Se  — i  u)'.  to  *  be  out  of  conceit 

wilh,  to  like  no  more. 
Dégoutt.int,  e,  a.  dropplng. 
Dps:outtcr,  vn.  to  *  drop. 
Dégrad.-ition,  sf.  —  tion,  waste. 
Dégrader, ua.  to  dégrade,  waste, 

disgrâce. 

Se  — ,ur.  to  dégrade  one's  self. 
Dégraffer,  ua.  to  unclasp. 
Dégraissage,  sm.  scouring. 
Dégraisser,  va.  to  scour,  clean 

*  take  away  the  fat. 
Dégraissour,  sm.  SCOnring, 
Degré,  sm.  Etair;  step  ;  degree . 

sfaircase.       [from  stop  to  step; 

Par  Degrés  ,  ad.  insensibily 
Degréer,  ua.  to  unrig  a  ship. 
Dégrèvement,  57n.  réduction. 
Dégrever,  va.  to  reduce  a  tax- 
Dcgringolade,  tumbling  dowD, 

leppling  down. 
Dégriugoler,  vn,  '  to  run  down 

slairs  ;  to  tumble. 
Dégriser,  va,  to  sobef. 

Se  —,  vr.  to  get  sober. 
Dégrosscr,  ua.  lo  reduce. 
Dégrossir,  ua.  tr  chip;  to  œodel< 


DÉL 

Dégneuillé,  e,  a,  tattercd  ;  in 

rags.  [otr. 

Dégueriiir,  va.    to   qnit;    pack 
négiaispiiioiil,  sm.  disguise. 
Dcguîseï'*  va,  to  disguise,  con- 

CPal. 

Se  —,  tir.  to  disguise  one'sself. 
Dégiistntciir,  sm,  tasier. 
Dégustation, s/'.—tion,  tasting. 
Déguster,  va.  to  taste. 
Déliaiiclié,  c,  n.  hipshot,  hipped. 
Délia  rnachement,  sm.  unhar- 

nejsing. 
Déliarnachcr,ra.tonDharness. 
Dékonlé,  a.  shameless. 
Dehors,  ail.  pr.  out  ;  abroad. 

En  —  du  —,  withont. 

Au  — ,  outwards. 
Dehors,  sm.  outside,  oulworks. 
Itéici<1c,  s?)!,  déicide,      [theosis. 
Déilication,    sf. —  tlon;    apo- 
DéiGcr,  va.  to  deify. 
Déisme,  sm.  deisra. 
Déiste,  sm.  deist. 
Déité,  sf.  deity. 
Déjà,  ad.  aiready. 
Déjection,  sf.  flcol. 

Se  Déjctor,  vr.  fowarp.  [fast. 
Déjeuné.  Déjeuner,  sni. break- 
Déjeuner,  11)1.  to  breakfast. 
Déjoindre,  ua.  to  disjoin. 
Déjouer,  va.  to  Urfle.  [out. 
Déjucher,  vti.  to  uaroost;  turn 
De-là,  nd.  off;  frcm  thence. 

Au  delà,  pr.    bejond,   over, 

aboTO. 
Délabré,  a.  rulned,  tatteredi 
Délabrement  ,,    sm.     ruining 

decay.  [ruiu. 

Délabrer.rn.  to  chntler;  impair. 
Délacer,  va.  to  uniace.  [ment. 
Délai ,  sm.  a  delay,  adjourn- 
Délaissemcnt,  sm.  relinquisli- 

ment.  [abandonne. 

Délaisser,  l'a.  to  forsake  ;  • 
Délassement,  sm.  récréation, 
F^élosser,  rtT.torefrcsh.  [repose. 

Sfe  — ,  vr.  lo  rest;  repose. 
l>éluteur,  sm.  informer. 
Délation,  sf.  an  inTormation. 
Dél.iyant.  a.  di  luent. 
Délajement,  sm.  diluting. 
Délayer,  va.  to  diiute. 


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DÉL 


Déleelable,  a.  delightful. 
Délectation,  sf.  dciight. 
Délecter,   va.   to   deligtit,    re- 

create.  [mission. 

Délégation,  sf.    ^  tion,    com- 
Délégatoire,  a.  delegatory. 
Délégtié,  sm.  a  deputy;    dele- 

gato.  [point. 

Déléguer,    va.    delegate  ;    op- 
Délestagc,  sm.  unhallasling. 
Délester,  va.  to  unballast. 
Délétère,  a.  deieterious, 
Dcliliatîon,  sf.  —  tlon. 
Délibérant,  e,  a.   deliberalîng, 

deliberaliye,  [lution. 

Délibération,  5^.  —  tion,  reso- 
Délibératif,  ve,  a.  —  tive. 
Délibéré, e,fi.resolute  délibéra  to. 

De  propos  — ,  ad.  on  purpose, 
Délibérément,  ad.  —  ratelj. 
Délibérer,    vn.    to    deliberate. 

détermine,  résolve. 
Délicat,    e,   a.    délicate;   nide; 

weak,  dainly. 
Délicatement,  ad.— tely;  dain- 

tily  ;  tenderly.  [kcr. 

Délicater,  va.  to  pamper;  coc- 
Délicatesse,  sf.  delicacy;  nice- 
Délicc,  sm.  delight.  [ness. 

Délicieusement,  ad.  delicious- 

ly.  [lightful. 

Déiicienx,  se,  a.  delicious;  de- 
Délié,  e,  a.  slender  ;  fine  ;  thiu  ; 

unlied. 
Déîier,  va.  to  untie;  nndo. 
Délimitation, s/°.  marking  limMs. 
Délimiter,  va.  to  mark  lirait;. 
Délinéation,  sf.  —  tion. 
Délinquant,  sm.  délinquant. 
Délinqucr,  vn.  to  ofTend. 
Délirant, e, a.  délirions  frenzied. 
Délire,  sm.  delirium,  raving. 
Délirer,  vn.  to  rave. 
Délisser,  va.  to  sort  rags. 
Délit,  sm.  fault,  crime. 

En  flagrant — ,arf.  in  the  facl. 
Délivrance,  sf.  deliverance,  dc- 

livory. 
Délivre, sm.  arier-birth.        [rid. 
Délivrer,  un.  to  deliver,  set  free, 
Délivrcnr,  sm.  deliverer. 
Déloger,  va.  lo  remove  ;  to  turn 

out;  dislodge. 


DÉM 


87 


Déloyal)  e,  a.  disloyal,  knaTish. 
Déloyalement,  ad.  perfîdiously. 
Déloyauté,  sf.  disloyalty. 
Déliige,sm,  déluge,  flood.[luster. 
Dclustrer,  l'a.   lo  take  off  ihe 
Démagogie,  $ft  —  gy. 
Démagogue,  sm.  démagogue. 
Démailloter,  va.  lo   unswathe. 
Demain,  sm.  ad.  to-morrow. 

Après  — ,  after  to  morrow, 
Démaucher,  va»  tO  unhart. 

Se — ,vr.  to  lose  its  handie; 

get  unliinged.       [ontho  violon. 
Démancbemeut,    sm.   shifting 
Demande,    sf.    demand,   ques- 
tion, pétition. 
Demauder,  va.  to  demand;  beg; 

ask,  require.  [self. 

Se  — ,  tir.to  beasked,  ask  ooe's 
Demandeur,  deresso,  s.  com- 

plainant,  plaintif. 
Demandeur,  se,  s.  asker,  dun. 
Démangeaison,  sf.   itcbing,  a 

longirg  for. 
Démanger,  trn.  tO  itch. 
Démautclemeut,  sm.  disman- 

tiing-,  undoing. 
Démanteler,  ta.    to  dismantle. 
Démantibuler,    va,    to    break; 

put  out  of  order.     * 
Démarcation,  sf.  — tion. 
Démarche,  sf.  gail,  proceeding. 
Démarier,  va.   to  divorce  ;    un- 

niarry. 
Démarquer,  va.  to  unmark. 
Démarrage,  sm.  unmooring. 
Démarrer,  u.  to  unmoor;  *  set 

sali,  unlie. 
Démasquer,  va.  to  unmask. 
Démasliquer,    va.    lo    remove 

the  putly  from. 
Démâlage,  sm.  dismasiing. 
Démâter,  va.  to  dismast,  uumast. 
Démêle,  sm.  debate  ;  quairel. 
Démêler,   va.    lo  discover,  COH" 

test,  unravel,  comb. 

Se  —,  vr.   to  *  exlricate  one's 

self  ;  unravel.  [large  cornb. 

Démêloir,    sï?î.    v\'inding-reel , 
Démembrement,  sm.   dismem- 

bering,  cutling  oïï 

émembrer,    va.    to    dismem- 

ber;  eut  olT;  cantle. 


DÉM 

Déménagement,  sm.  remoTSi. 
Déménager,    vn,    tO    remove; 

get  silly. 
Pémencc,  s/.  madness,insanity. 

Se  — ,  vr.  to  bustle;  struggle. 
Démenti,  sm.  lie;  balk. 
Démentir,  va.  to  '  give  tbe  lie  ; 

to  conlradict;  deny. 

Se  — ,  vr.  to  *  be  inconsisteni. 
Démérite,  Sm.  demerit. 
Démériter,  vn.  to  *  do  amiss. 
Démesuré,  e,  a.  excessWs,  im- 

moderate.  [ratelj. 

Démesurément,    ad.   Immode- 
Démettre,  ua.  disjoint;  discard; 

dlsmiss,  dislocale. 

Se  — ,  vr.  to  resign.    [nislilng. 
Démeublement ,    sm.     unfur- 
Démcubler,   va.    to  unfurnish. 
Demeurant,  sm.  remainder. 
Demeurant,  e,  a.  living;  dwell- 

ing;  aliiding. 

An  demeurant,  ad.   besides. 
Demeure,    sf.    dweliing,    stay  ; 

Eu  — ,  in  arrears.  [abode. 

A  — ,  immovable. 
Demeurer,    vn.  to   live,  •  stay, 

remain,  stop,  réside.  _ 
Demi,  e,  a.  half. 
— ,  ad.  half. 

A  —,  half,  by  halves. 
Demi-cercle,  Sm.  semi-cercle, 
Demie,  sf.  half  an  bour,  half. 
Demi-dieu,  S7?z.  demi-god. 
Demi-lune,  s/',  half-moon,  cres- 

cen(.  [tone. 

Den>i-ton,  sm.  scmi-tone  ;  half- 
Démis,  e,  a.  out  of  joint,  dislo- 
Dcmissi«n,s/',  resigning.  [cated« 
Démissionnaire, sjn. a  resigner 
Démocrate,  sm.  —  crat. 
Démocratie,  sf.  democracy. 
Démocratique,  2.  «.  —  tical. 
Démocratiquement,  ad.  —  Li- 

cally.  ^iizc. 

Démocratiser,  vn.  tO  democra- 
Demoiselle,    sf.     young     lady, 

miss,   giri,  rammer,  dragonfly. 
Démolir,  va.  to  demolish;  puli 

down. 
Démolisseur,  sric,    demolisher. 
Démolition     sf.    demolisbing, 

rubtjish. 


DÉN 

Démon,  sm.  imp,  devTi.  [wal. 
DvnioiiélisittioM,  sf.  withdra- 
Démonéiiser,    va.    to     call    in 

(coin).  [Iraliilily. 

Dénioiistrabililé,  sf.  demons- 
Dénionsd'atciir,  sm.  —  lor. 
Démoustrnlir,  »e,  a.  —  Uve. 
Démonstration,  $f.  —  tion  ;  as- 
surance, fjrove.  [ly. 
Démanstraiivemcnl, <T({.  clear- 
Déraontage,  sm.  taking  down. 
Démonter,    va.   to    uiihorse;    * 

take    to  pièces,   confound,  dis- 

mount,  *  undo,  Ihraw. 
Démontrable,»,  demonstrablo. 
Démontrer,  va.  to  drmonfirate, 

lodcscribe.  [nioraiizinp-. 

Démoralisalcnr,  tricc,  a.  de- 
Démoralisution,  sf.  zation. 
Démoraliser,  vrMo  demoralize. 
Démordre,    un.  '   let  go    one's 

hold;  recède  fiom. 
Démoucheter,  lia.  to  break  tho 

bulton  off.  [garnish. 

Démunir,  va.  to  unprovide,  de- 
Démurer,i)a.  tounwall;  re-open. 
Démuseler,  va.  to  unmuzzle. 
Dénationaliser,  va.  to  denatio- 

nalize.  [ralize. 

Dénaturaliser,  va.   to    denatu- 
Dé»alter,ii«.  lountwist,  unlress. 
Dénaturé,  c,  a.  unnalural. 
Dénaturer,    va.   to  pervert;  to 

misconstrue,  disfigura. 
Dendrite,  sf.  dendritis. 
Dénégation,  sf.  déniai. 
Déni,  sm.  déniai,  refusai. 
Déniaiser,  va.   to  '  sharpen  up. 

Se  —,  vr,  to  *  grow  sharp. 
Déniaiseur,  sm.  sLarper. 
Déniclicr,     va.     to     unnestle; 

—  vn.  to  fly,  get  away.  [turn  out. 
Dénicheur,     sm.    «ho    goes    a 

birds  nester. 
Denier,  sm.  money,  denier. 

—  à  Dieu,  sm.  earne^t-penny. 

—  vingt,  sm.  fîve  per  cent. 
Dénier,  va.  to  deny.   refuse,  di- 

sosvn.  [delraction. 

Dénigrement,  sm.  slandering, 
Dénigrer,  tw.  to  revile;  slander. 
Dénombrement,  sm.  enumera- 

tion,  survey,  ceasus. 


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DÉP 


Dénombrer,    va.    to    number; 

count. 
Dénominateur,  sm.  —  nator. 
Dénominatir,  »e,  a.  —  tive. 
Dénomination,  sf.  —  tion. 
Dénommer,    va.  to   name,   de- 

nominate. 
Dénoncer,  va.  toinform  against, 

impeach,  accuse,  denounce. 
Dénonciateur,  sm.  informer, 
Dcnoncialion,  sf,  information, 

dcnuncialion. 
Dénoter,  va.   to  dénote,  e-vince. 
Dénouer,    va.  to  untie;  *  sup. 

pie;  unravel. 
Dénouement,    siin.    conclusion, 

catai-tropbe,  issue,  [pro-visions. 
Denrée,    sf.     commodity,    ware 
Dense,  a.  dense,  compact. 
Densité,;/'.  densily,corapaclness. 
Dent,  ,</■.  footh,  p<.  teeth;  notcb. 

«oiiii  de—,  bite. 
Dents  ciicisives,  incisors. 
--  de  lait,  young  teeth. 
Etre  sur  les — ,  to  he  tired  out. 
Denl-de-iion,  sf.  dandclion. 
Uecilitirc,  a.  dental. 
Dental,  e,  a.  dental. 
Denté,  e,  a.   notched,  înffented. 
Dentelé,  e,  a.  jagged,  noiehed. 
Denteler,  va,  to  indent,  jag. 
Dentelle,  sf,   lace. 
Dentelure,  sf.  indenting,  nolch- 

ÎDg;  dented  work. 
Deutieule,  sm.  denticle. 
Dentier,  sm.  sel  of  teeth. 
Dentifrice,  a,  dentifrice. 
Dentiste,  sm.  dentist.  [of  teeth. 
Dentition,    sf,  —   tion,    cutting 
Denture,s/.  set  of  teeth,  toolhing. 
Déniider,i)a.  to  dénude;  laybare 
Dénué,  e,  a.  stripped,  devoid. 
Dénuement,  sm.  deprivation. 
Dénuer,  va.   to    bereave  *  stiip 
Dépaqueter,  va.  tO  *  unpack. 
Dépareillé,  e,    a.    incomplète, 

odd. 
Dépareiller,  va,  to  unmatcb. 
Déparer,  va.  to  disfigure,  spei!. 
Déparquer,    va.   tO    let  (slj.!fp) 

out  of  fold. 
Départ,  S}n.  departure,  paili'.g, 

selling  out. 


DËP 


89 


DÉP 


Départager  les  voies,  V(U    to 

'  give  tlie  casting  \ote. 

Départenieut,  sm.  departmeni; 
distiicl;  quarlers. 

Dôpni-tcuiciUal,  a.  —  tal. 

Départir,  lia.  to  impari;  to  allot. 
Se  — , ur.  to  desist;  recède. 

Dépasser,  va.  to  *  go  Leyond, 
pass  ;  exceed. 

Dépat'cr,  va.  to  unpavB. 

Dépayser,  va.  to  bewilder,  send 
from  home;  to*put  on  awrong 
scent. 

Dépècemeni,  sm.  cuttîng  up. 

Dépecer,  va.  to  *  eut  up;  carve, 
disraember. 

Dépêche,  s/',  dispatch;  raail-bag. 

Dépcclier,  va.  to  dispatch. 
Se  —,  vr.   to  *  make   haste, 
hasten. 

Dépeindre,  va.  to  depict,  de- 
scribe,  ragged;  tattered,  ex- 
press. 

Dépenaillé,  e,  a.   ill  clad  (old). 

Bïépendaniinent,  ad.  —  dentiy. 

Dépendance,  sf.  dependence, 
dependency,  pi.  eut  houses. 

Dépendant,  c,  a.  dépendent. 

Dépendre,  l'n.  to  dépend  on 
unhang;  •  talie  down  ;  belong. 

Dépens,    sjn,  pi.  expense;  cost. 

Dépense,  sf,  expense;  waste  ; 
larder.  [waslc. 

Dépenser,!;^,  to'spend;  expend; 

Dépen8lcr,Sïn. expensive,  spend- 
thiift. 

Déperdition,  sf.  —  tion,  loss. 

Dépérir,  vn.  to  decay,  perish; 
décline.  [ing,  wasiing. 

Dépérissement ,    sm.    perish- 

Dépétrer,  va.  to  disengage,  ex- 
Se  —,  to  *  get  clear.      [tricate. 

Dépeuplement,  sm.  dépopula- 
tion, [unpeople. 

Dépeupler,  t!(j.  to   depopulate; 

Dépiécer,  VU.  to  dismember. 

Dépilatoire,  sm.  —  tory. 

Dépiler,  vn.  10  dépilate. 

Dépiqu.-«ge,sm.tradingoutcorn. 

Dépicfiier,  va.  to  unquilt. 

Dépister,  i'«.  to  track. 

Dépit,  sm.  ■vexation  ;  pet  ;  spite. 

Dépiter,  va.  to  7ex;to  provoke. 


Se  —,  vr.  to  fret. 
Dépitenx,8e,  a.  fretrul  ;  pettlsh 
Déplacement,    sm.    displacing, 

Vemoval,  [move,  change. 

Déplacer,    va.   to  displace;   re- 
Déplaire,  Vn.  to  displease. 

Se  — ,  to  be  ill  at  ease. 
Déplaisancc,  sf.  dislike. 
Déplaisant,  e,  a.  unpieasant. 
Déplaisir,  sm.  displeasure;  trou- 
ble ;  annoyance. 
Déplanter,  va.  to  displant. 
Déplantoir,  sm.  transplanter. 
Déplâtrer,  Va.  to  unpiaster. 
Déplier,   va.  to   unfold;    open, 

shaw. 
Déplissage,  sm.  unplainting. 
Déplisser,  va.to  unplait,  unfold. 
Déploiement,  sm.  unfolding. 
Déplorable,  a.  déplorable. 
Déplorablcmcnt,  ad.  —  rahly 
Déplorer,  va,  to  déplore,  [furl. 
Déployer,    va.  to  display;    un- 

Se  —,  vr.  to  spread  ;  deploy. 
Déplumer,t)a.  to  unplume;  pick. 

Se  —  ,Dr.  to  mollit. 
Dépolir.tjci.  togrind.  [unpopular. 
Dépopiilariser,  va.  to  render 
Déportation,  sf.  transporlatîon. 
Déportemeut,  sm..  deporfment. 
Déporter,  t)a.  to  banish;  exile. 

Se  — ,  vr.  to  desist. 
Déposant,  e,  a.  s.  depositor. 
Déposer,  vn.  to  dépose;  resîgn, 

deposite.  [fidant. 

Dépositaire,  s.  depositary;  con- 
Déposition,  s/'. —  tion;  deposing. 
Déposséder,  va.  to  dispossess. 
Dépossessiou,  5/.  dispossessîon* 
Déposter,  va.  to  dislodge. 
Dépôt,  sm.  deposit  ;  trust;  chesl; 

sédiment. 
Dépoter,  va.  to  take   ont  of  pot. 
Dépoiidrcr,  va.  to  unpowder. 
Dépouille,  sf.    skin;    crop;  ef- 

fects  ofadeceasedperson;  spoil; 

booty. 
Dépouillement,     sm.     despoi- 

ling  ;  spoliation;  privation. 
Dépouiller,  va.    to    strip;skia 

despoil;  plunder,  put  off. 

Se  — ,  ur.to  slripotr,  'ay  aside. 
Dépourvoir,i;a.to  dcpriYe,strip. 


DÉR 


90 


Dépourvu,  c,  a.  uoprcvided. 

Ah—,  ad.  unawares.  [''''y- 

DépraTatioii,  sf. —  tîon,depra- 
Dcprover,  va.  lo  déprave. 
Dcprcciatcur,  —  tor,  déprécia- 

tiug.  [depreciate. 

Déprécier,   va.  to    undervalue, 
Déprérinlion,  sf.  —  tion. 
Déprédation,  — tion,  maNersa- 
Dépreiulrc,  i'«.  topart.      [lion. 

Se — ,lo  detach  one's  selT. 
Dépression,  sf.  dépression,  dip 

(of  Ihe  horizon).  [wer. 

Déprimer,  va.    lo  depress;   lo- 
Dépriser, rrt.  todespise,  viliTy. 
Déprisonuer,    va,     to    release 

from  prison.  [aTter. 

Depuis,   ad.   j>r.   since;   from; 

—  quand?  how  long? 

—  peqi,  lateiy. 

—  lougteiups,  this  lang  whilo. 

—  que,  since. 

Dépuration, s^. — tion.purirying. 
Dépuratif,  »c,n.  depiirati-ve. 
Dépuratoire,  2.  a.  —  tory. 
Dépurer,  va,  lo  depuralo. 
Députalion,  sf.  —  tion. 
Député,  sm.  a.  deputy. 
Députer,  va,  lodepule,  delegate. 
Déracinemcut,   sf.   uprooting, 

extirpation.  [oui;  exlirpale. 

Déraciner,  va.   to  uproot  ;  root 
Déraillement,  S7n.  running  olT 
(he  hails.  [Iiail?. 

Dérailler,    f)!.    to  run    off    the 
Déraison,  sf.  folly,  unreason. 
Déraîsouuable,    a.   unreasona- 
ble.  [sonabij. 

Déraisonualilement,';f/.unrea- 
Déraisonuer,    vn.    to  la!k  non- 
sense  ;  rave.  [confusion. 

Dérangement,    sm.    disorder  , 
Déranger,  va.  to  dérange  ;  dis- 
order, unseltle. 

Se — ,  gct    ont  of   place;   dé- 
range one's  self;  go  aslray. 
Dératé,  e,  a,  lively,  sharp. 
Dérater,  i;n.  to  take  the  miltout. 
Dercclicf,,OfZ.  again,  once  more, 
Déréglé,  e.  a,  disorderly;  irre- 

gular. 
Dérèglement,   sm.    irregulari- 
ty,  disorder,  wildness. 


DÉS 

Dérèglement,    ad.    disorderlji 
wildiy.  [range. 

Dérégler,  va.  to    disorder,  de- 
Se  —,  vr.  *  (0  gel  ont    of  or- 
der,  become  licentious. 
Dérider,    va.    to    smooth,   nn- 
^rinkle. 

Se  — ,  vr.  to  get  smoolh. 
Dérision,  sf.  dérision;  ridicule. 
Dérisoire,  a.  derisive. 
Dériialif,  ve,  a.  —  tive. 
Dérivation,  sf.  —  tion,  origin 
Dériie,  sf.  lee-way,  drift, 
DériTé,  sm.  derivative.      [drift. 
Dérirer,  va.  to  leave  the  shore; 
Dernier,    e,   a.    last;    utmost 

Tvorst  ;  hifhest,  lowest. 
Dernier,  snu  the  last. 
En  —  (lieu),  ad.  lastly.  [centiy. 
Dernièrement,  ad.   lateiy,    rè- 
Déroliéo  (à  la),  privately,  se- 

crelly,  stealthily. 
Dérober,™,  lo  rob ;  conceal ; 
deprive  ;  *  hide  ;  di-vest. 
Se  — ,   Dr.   to  *    steal    away; 
avoid;  disappeat. 
Dérocher,  va.  to  scourmetal. 
Dérogation,  sf.  —  tion. 
Dérogatoire,  a.  derogalory. 
Dérogeant,  e,  a.  derogalory. 
Déroger,^)!,  derogate  ;  stoop. 
Héroidir,  i'(2.  unstiffen;  Eiipple. 
Déroiiillemeut,    sm.    rubbing 

ofT  riifl. 
Dérouiller,  va.  to  rub  off  rust. 
Sk —,  vr.  lo   get   less    rusty; 
grow  polished. 
Déroulement,  STO.  unrolling. 
Dérouler,  va.  to  unroll;  run  oui. 
Déroute,  sf.  roui,  ruin,  failure. 
Dérouter,  l'a.  puzzle,  baffle;  leal 
Derrière,  pr.  cehind.      [astraj. 
—,  sm.  back  side. 
Des,  of  the,  from  the,  someiany. 
Dés,  prop.  from. 

—  lors,  immedialely. 

—  que,  as  soon  as.        [disabuse. 
Désabuser,  lia.   lo    undeceJTe; 
Désaccord,  sm,  discord.     ? 
Désaccorder,  va.  to  untune. 
Dèsaccoupler,  va.  to  uncouple. 
Dcsaccotitstmcr,  va,  to  disac- 

cuslom, 


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de   dcsnccotitiimer,  vr,    to 

leave  off  a  cusiom. 
Dcsaclialandci*^   va.   tO  *  hurt 

Ihe  cusiom  of. 
néoagi-éalilc,  a.   dîsagreeable. 
Désagréablement,     ad.    disa- 

greeably.  [bleness;  annoyance. 
nésn^ïrémcnt ,  sm.  disagreea- 
DésiijMstcr     va.    to    disorder  ; 

dislurb. 
Désaltérant,   e,  a.    rerreshing. 
Désaltérer,  t^a.  toquench  thirst; 

refresh. 

Se  — ,  to  qnench  one's  thirst. 
Désapparciller,  va.  to  unraatch. 
Désappointer,  va.    to  cashier  ; 

disappoint. 
Désapprendre, m.  to'forgel. 
Désapprobateur,  sm.  di=appro- 

Ter.  [bation. 

Désapprobation,  sf,  disappro- 
Déi^appropriation,  sf.  aliéna- 
tion, [prove. 
DésnpproiiTer,  va.  to  disap- 
Désarçoiiner,  Va.  to  unhorse  ; 

throw  ;  upset. 
Désargenter,  va.  to  unsllver. 
Désarmement,  sm.  disarming; 

unrigging. 
Désarmcr,va.tcdisarm;appease. 
Désarroi,  sm.  confusion,    disar- 

ray.  [lion. 

Désarticulation,  sf.  disarticula- 
Désarticiilcr,  va.  to  disarticu- 

late.  [pièces. 

Dcsassembler,  va.  to    take   to 
Désassocier,  va.to  disassociate. 
Désassortir,  va.  to  «nmatch. 
Désastre,  sm.  a  disaster. 
Désastreiisenient,   ad.    disas- 

trousiy, 
Dés.tstreux,  se, n.  disastrous. 
Désavantage,  sm.  disad-vantage. 
Dcsavaiitagetisemciit,  nf/,  dis- 

advantagcûusly.  [\antageous. 
Désavantageux,  se,  a.  disad- 
Désavcu,  sm.  disavowai,  disow- 

ning.  [cry,  diîown. 

Désavouer,  va.  to  disavow,  de- 
Dcsccller,  va.  to  unseal. 
Descendance,  sf.  descent. 
Descendant,  «.descending  ebb. 
—  »?)!.  descendant. 


DÉS 

Descendre,  vn.  to  desce 

run;    foll ,    go,    corne 

alight.  — va.  to  taise,  carry 

down  ;  descend;  go  down. 
Descente,    sf.    going   down, 

wering,  landing,  irruption;  r 

ture,  descent. 
Descriptif,  ve,  a.  descriptive. 
Description,  sf.  —  tion. 
Désemballer,  va,  to  '  unpack. 
Désembarqucmeut,  sm.  land- 
ing. disembark. 
Désembarqucr ,  t^a.  tO    land; 
Désembonrber,  va.  to  *    drag 

ont  of  the  mire. 
Désemparer,  va.  to  quit  ;  leave. 
Désemplir,  l'a.  to  part, empty. 
Dc9enipri8onner,î;a.  to  set  free. 
Désenchaîner,  va.  to  unchain. 
Déscnclaantement,  sm.  disen- 

chanting, 
Déscncbauter,   Va.   to    disen- 

chanl  ;  undeceive. 
Désencloucr,  va.    to    unnail  ; 

draw  a  nail.  finstring. 

Désenfiler,    va.     to    unthread  ; 
DésenOcr,  va.  remove  a   swel- 

ling;  unswcll,  eniply(aballoon). 
DésonUtire,  sf.  diminution. 
Désengager,  va.  to  disenro!!. 
Désengréner,  va.  to  disengage. 
Désennuyer,  va.  to  divert,   en- 

Se — ,  to  amuse  one's  self.riiven. 
Déseiirayer,    va.    to    unskid    a 

wbeel.  [cold. 

Désenrbumcr,  va,  to  cure  of  a 
Déscnrouer,    va,     to     cure    ot 

hoarseness.  [hoarseness. 

Se  — ,  vr.   to  get  rid  of  ono's 
Désensorceler,  va,    to    unbc- 

wilcb.  ri'irrrci. 

Désentortillc»--  v:;.  to  untvvist; 
Déscntraver,  va.  to  unfelter. 
Désert,  e,  a.  désert^  solitary. 
— ,  s?ii.  désert,  wilderne.'îs. 
Déserter,  va.    to  désert;  '  ruo 
Déserteur,  sm.  déserter,  [avay. 
Désertion,  sf.  —  tion . 
Désespérant,e,  a.  discouraging; 

disbeartening.  [despair. 

Désespéré,    e,    disperate ,    in 
— ,  sm,  desperaio,  desperate  per- 

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nésespérémeiit,  ad.    despera- 

lely. 
Uoscspérer,  vn.  to  despalr  — , 

va.  to  •  driTe,  to  despair. 

Se  —,  vr.  to  despair,  [ration. 
Désespoir,  sm.  despalr,  despe- 
OéBlinbillé,  sm.  dlshabiile,  un- 

dress. 
I»ésliiibilIep,t)(î.toundress,str1p. 
Déslialil(iier,vn.  to  disaccustom. 

Se  — ,  vr.  to   break  one's  self 

or  a  liabil;  disuse. 
Dé8liarnachep,u«.toiinharnes?. 
VéaUévvnce .  sf  di^herisrin. 
Iloshcriter,  va.   to  disinhoril. 
Désiiouuête,   a.dishoEest,   in- 
décent, [lly. 
DéslBoiinêtenient,a^.imniodes- 
Désiionneur,    sm.     dishonour, 

disgrâce. 
l>éslioiiorable,a.disbonourable. 
DéshoiioraP^ïenicnt,    ad.    dis* 

honourably. 
Déshonorant,  e,  a.  disgraceTul. 
Déshonorer,  va.  to    disgrâce; 

dishonour. 
nésiguaiion,  sf.  —  tion,  choice. 
Désigner, ra.to  appoint,  dénote; 

design. 
Désillusionner,  va.  torreerrom 

illusions;  undecelvo. 
DésiiiTeeter,  va.  to  disînfect. 
Désiufoction,  sf.  disinfeclion. 
Désintéressé,    e,    a.    dislnter- 

estfd  ;  impartial. 
Désinléressemeut,  $m.    disln- 

terestedness,  impartialitr. 
Désintéressement,  aa.    disin- 

terestediy. 
Désinlérecser,t)a.  (oindemnify. 
bésinvoltare,  sf.  unconslraint, 
Désir,  sm.  désire,  wish.      [ease. 
Désirable,  a.  désirable. 
Désirer,  va.  to  désire,  wish  for; 

long  for. 
Désireux,  se,  a.  desirous. 
Désistement,  sm.  desistance. 

.Se  —,  Dr.  to  desist. 
Désobi'ir,  v)i.  lo  disobey. 
Dc9obéi*jsauco,s/".disobedience. 
Désobéifii^saiit,  e,a.  disobedieot. 
Wésubiigeamuient,    ad.     diso- 

blingiogly. 


DES 

Désoliligeance,    sf.    disobliglB 

gness. 
Désoblîgeani,e,  a    disobliging. 
Désobligeante,    sf.    ligbl    car> 

riage  for  two  persons. 
Désobliger,  l'a.  to  disoblige. 
Déseeiivré,  e,  a.  unoccupied. 
Désceiivrement,   sm.   idleness. 
Désolant,   e,    a.     grieTous,    af- 

flicting,  sad. 
Désolateur,  s.  desolator. 
Désolation,    sf,  —  tion;    grief, 

lateness.  [grieved. 

Désolé,    e,    a.    dcsolate,   sorry, 
Désoler,    va.    to    afflict,    *    lay 

waste,  dlstress. 

Se  —,  vr.  to  lament. 
Désopilatif,  ve.a,  deobsiruent. 
Désupiler,    vn.    to    deobslruct  ; 

deoppilale;  clear. 
Désordonné,  c,  a.  Inordinate. 
Désordounément,  ad.    inordi- 

nalely.  [senslon,  tumult.  ' 

Désordre,   sm.    disorder-    dis- 
Désorganisatenr,    sm.    a  dis- 

organizer.  [nization. 

Désorganisation,  j/.   disorga- 
Désorganiser,  vn.    to  disorga- 

nize.  [nized. 

Se  —.vr.  to  become  disorga- 
Désorienter,  va.  to  lead  astray, 

disconcert.  [reafter. 

Désarmais,  ad.  henceforth,  be- 
Désossemcnt,  sm.  boning. 
Désosser,  va.  to  boDB,  unbone* 
Despote,  sm.  a  despot. 
Despotique,  a.  despotie. 
Despoliquement,  ad.  —  tlcally. 
Despotisme,  sm.  despotism. 
Dessaisir,  va.  to  dispossess  of, 

Se  — .vr.  todisseize.partwith 
Dessaisissement,  sm.  partin' 

with.  [freshened, 

Dessalé,    e,    a.   soaiscd,    crafty. 
Dessaler,  va.  to  freshen. 
Dessangler,  va.  to  ungirth. 
Desséchant, e,  a.  drying,  wilhc" 

ring.  [draining. 

Dessèchement,    sm.     drying, 
Dessécher,  va.  lo  wilher; 'irain; 

dry  up. 
Dessein,    sm.    design,   sclieme, 
drawing,  plan,  pattefn,projecl. 


DES 

A  dessein,  ad.  on  purpose. 
Desseller,  va.  to  unsaddle. 
Desserrer,  va,  to  loosen,  ualock. 
Dessert,  sm.  dessert. 
Desi«eric,    sf.    brokCD   vîctuals, 

parochial  duties. 
Desservant,  sm.  curate. 
Desservir,  va.  toclearthe  table; 

disoblige;  todissene;  to  *  do  an 

ill  orfice.  [of;  undecelve. 

Dessiller,  va.  to  0|:en  Ihe  eyes 
Dessin,    sni.    drawing,    sketch, 

design,  draught.  |wer. 

Dessinateur, sm.  designer;  dra- 
Dessiuer,     va.     to     design;    * 

draw  ;  delineate. 
Dessouder,  va.  to  unsolder. 

Se  — ,  ta.  to  corne  unsoldered. 
Dessoudure,  sf.  UDSolderiag. 
Dessous,  ad<  ^r.^under,  under- 

neath. 

Au-  — de,  au.  pr.  under;  below. 

Ci-—,  hereunder. 

Par- — ,  under.    [upsidedown. 

Sens  dessus    — ,  iippermost, 
—,  sm.  under  part,  boltom. 
Dessus,  ad.  ;;r   above,  upon,on, 

Par- — ,  over,  upon.         [o\er. 

Au- — ,  bejond,  abo\9. 

Ci-  —,  above.  [tage. 

Avoir  le — ,  to  get  the  advan- 
—,  sm.  upper  part;   upper   side, 

soprano,  top- 
Destin,  S7n.  destiny,  fate. 
Destination,  s^.  —  tiou. 
Destin»,  e,  a.  destined,  bouad. 
Destinée,  sf.    de^liny,  Taie. 
Destiner,  v.  to  desigu  ;  destins  ; 

dévoie. 
Destiiuable,  a.  removable. 
Destitué,  e,  destitule;  deposed. 
Destituer,  va.  to  discharge  ;  dis- 
Destitution,  j/.  dismissal.[miss. 
Destructeur,  rice,  a.  destruc* 

tive.  [bility. 

Destriictibilité,    sf.    destrucli- 
Sestructir,  ve,  a.    destructive. 
destruction,  sf.  —  tien,  ruin. 
désuétude,   sf,   désuétude,  di- 

suse. 
kcsuiiiou,  5/.  disunion,  discord. 
•ésunir,  va,  disunite;  disjoia* 

Se—,  or.  to  *  disunite,  part. 


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Détachement,  sm.detachment; 

abstraclion.  [unfaster,separate. 
Dctaclicr,  va.  to  detach,  untie; 

Se  — ,  vr.  to  get  loose  ;  get  de- 

tached.  [account;  détail. 

Détail,   sm.    retail  ;     particular 
Détaillant,  sm,  retailer. 
Détailler,  va.  td   retail;    relate 

in  détail.  [away. 

Détaler,    va.    to    *    clear,    put 
—,  un,  to  shut   up  shop;  scamper 

away.  [out. 

Déteindre, Da-  to  discolour;  take 

Se  — ,  Dr.  to  *  lose  colour. 
Dételer,  va,  to  take  out  borses 

from  a  carriage.       [take  down. 
Détendre,   va.     to    uubend;    • 

Se  —,  slacken. 
Détenir,  va.  to  detain,hold- 
Détente,  sf.  trigger- 
Défentenr,  rice,  s.  holder. 
Détoution,  sf.  —  tion,  holding. 
Détenu,  e ,  s.  prisoner. 
Détérioration, s/". —  lion;  wa^te. 
Détériorer,  va.   to  deteriolate  ; 

•spoil.  [tive. 

Déterminant,  e,  a.  delermina- 
Déterminatif,  ve,  a.  determi- 

native. 
Détermination,  sf.  —  tion. 
Déterminé,  e,  a.  bold,  froward; 

—,  syn.  desperado. 
Déterminer,  vu.  to  détermine; 

décide  ;  settle  ;  cause. 

Se — ,  vr.  to  •  be  resolved. 
Déterrer,  va.  to  *  dig  upe  ;  un» 

derneath;  discover;   exhume. 
Détestable,  a.  détestable,    [bly. 
Détestablemeut,    ad.    detesta- 
Détestation,  sf.  —  tion. 
Détester,  ua.  to  detest;  abhor. 
Détirer, va.  to  pull  out;strecbt. 
Détonation,  sf.  —  tion. 
Détonuer,  vn.  to  be  out  ol  tune  : 

thunder  out  ;  out  of  keeping. 
Détordre ,  va.  untwist;  undo. 
Détorquer,  va,  to  wresl;  dislor». 
Détôrtiller,  va.  to  untwist;  \in- 

ravel,  [cuit;  subterfuge. 

Détour, snt.  winding  ;  turn  ;  cir- 
Détournement,  sm.  dissuasion, 

turuing,  aside. 
Détourner,  va,  l«  turn  aside  ; 


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DËV 


wrest;  embezzle;  dissuade;  avert. 
So    dctouruer,    vr.    to    turn 
a&ide;  lurn  a^say. 
ï>étractcr,Da.to  detract;  traduce. 
Eictractciir,  sm.  —  lor, 
!)t-ti-action,  sf.  —  tion. 
Détraquer,  ya.    tO    upsetj  de* 

range;  uEseltle. 
Dctrcuipc,  sf.  distremper. 
i>éircui|ici-,  va.  lo  soften  steel; 

Foak  ;  v.el. 
Ititvcsae,  sf.  diflress, 
l5étrcs8cr,!;a.tountress,  unpiat. 
Bétriineut,  sm.  —  mont,  loss. 
I><-troit,  sm.  sirails  ;  uarrow. 
Détromper,  va.   to  uudeceive; 
disaLuse. 

Se—,  vr.  to  be  undeceived. 
Détrûucineiit  ,  S)n.    delbroae- 

ment. 
Détrôner,  va.  to  dethrone. 
Détrousser, tJa.  to  untuck;  riQe; 
let  down.  [ruia. 

Détruire,  va.  destroy;  demolisli; 
Se—,  vr.  to  ruin;  decay;  to  kill 
one's  self. 
Dette,  sf.  doit. 
Deuil,  sm.  mourning,  sorrow. 
Deutérouoiuu,  sm.  —  nomy. 
Deux,  a.  sm.  two. 
—  fois,  twice. 
Tous—,  botb. 
Deuxième,  a.  second. 
Dcuxiéuicuieiit,  ad.  secondly. 
Déx'ulisor,  va.  to  rob;  strip;  riile. 
Devauccmeut,  sm,  outrunning. 
Dexaucer,  Da.to  'outetrip;  'ou- 

trun  ;  prevent;  précède. 
Dexaucier,  (.  predecessor. 
Devant,  ad.  pr.  bcfore;    OY«r- 
ngainst  ;  facing  ;  ahead. 
Pur- — ,  in  présence  of. 
«•;-—,  forinerly. 
Au-—  (aller),  to  go  to  meet. 
I-e —  (prendre),  to  gofirts,  pre- 
Tent. 
Devant,  sm.  Torepart. 
Devanture,  sf.  shop-front. 
IIU>Vastateur,  trice,  a.   devas- 
laling  ;  —  s.  ravager  ;  desolator. 
Dévastatiou,;/'.  —  tioD,  ravage. 

Dévaster,  va.  to  deïastale  ;  ra- 
vage ;  destroy. 


Développeiuciit,  5>n.UMfo]diDg, 

explanalicn,  display. 
Déxeloppi^r,  va.  to  unfold  ;  un- 

ravel,  cxplain,  develop.  [get. 
Devenir,  vn.lo*  bocoine;  *  gi  ow; 
Dévergonilage,  sm.  shameless- 

ness. 
Dévergondé,  o,  a.  shameless. 
Déverrouiller,  va.  to  unbolt. 
Dévers,  c,  a.  leaning. 
Devers,  pr.  towards  ,  near. 

Par — ,  ad.  before.  [lean. 

Déverser,  va.   to  throw  ;  warj  ; 
Déver8oir,sm.  wasle-weir;  ovek 

fall. 
Dévêtir,  va.  to  '  strip  ;  undress. 

Se—,  vr.  to  divest  one's  self. 
Devêtisseuent,  sm.  divestiture. 
Dévintiou,  sf.  —  tion. 
Dévillage,  sm.  winding  of  silk. 
Dévider,  va.  to  wiiid  skia. 
Déxideiir,  se,  S.  winder. 
Dévidoir,  sm.  winder,  spindie. 
Dévier,  V7i.  to  deviate ,  swerve. 
Devin,  e,  s.  conjurer,  diviner. 
Deviner,  va.  to  divine,  guess. 
Devineresse  .  sf.  a  devineress. 
Devineur,  sm.  diviner;  guesser. 
Devis,  sm.   eslimate  of  a  buil- 
ding ;  talk. 

Dévisager,  va.  to  scralcb  the 

face  of;  fall  foui  of. 
Devise,  sf.  device  ;  motto  ;  posy. 
Deviser,  V)i.  converse;  cliat. 
Dévisser,  î;a.  to  unscrew. 
Dévoilement,  ini.  unveiling. 
Dévoiler,  va.  to  uaveil  ;  revesl  ; 

expose. 
Devoir,  sm.  duty  ;  Usk.  —s.  pL 

respects;  bonours. 
Devoir,  va    tO  owe. 
Dévolu,  e,  a.  devolded  ;  vested. 
Dévorant,  o,  a.  dOTOuring,  ra- 

venous. 
Dévorer,  va.   ta    devour,    con- 
sume, broûk,  squander. 
Dévot,  e,  a.  devout.— s.devolee. 
Dévotement,  ad.  devoutly. 
Dévotion,  sf.  —  tion  ,  disposai. 
Dévouement,  sm.  devotedness, 

dévotion. 
Dévouer,  va.  to  dévote,  dedicate. 

Se—,  t«  devoto  «a«'s  self* 


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Bevoyer,  va.  lo  mislead  ;  slope; 

purge. 
Dextérité,  s/".— rlly;  skili,adress. 
Diable,  sjn.  devil  ,  deuce  ,  lorry. 

Pauvre — ,  a  wretch. 
Dialileuieut,  ad.  de-vilishly. 
Diablerie,  s^wilchcrart,deviIry. 
Diablesse,  sf,  she-devil,  fury. 
Diablotins,    sm.    pi.    chocolaté 

lozenge,  devilkin.  [vilish. 

Diabolif|iie,   a.    diaboUcal,  d«- 
Diaboliquemeiit,  ad,  —  lically. 
Diaconat,  sm.  deaconry. 
Diaconesse,  sf<  deacouessi 
Diacre,  sm.  deacon. 
Diadème,  sm.  diadera. 
Diagnostic,  a.  diagnosliCi 
Diagonale,  sf.  diagonal. 
Diagonalentent,  ad.  nally. 
Dialecte,  sm.  dialect;  idiom. 
Dialecticien,   sm.  dialectician. 
Dialectique,  s/'.  —  tic,  logic. 
Dialcctiquemenl,  ad.  dialecti- 

cally. 
Dialogue,  sm.  dialogue. 
Dialoguer,  v.  lo  dialogue  ;  con- 
verse; Write. 
Diamant, S7n.  diamond,adamaDt. 
Diamétral ,  c,  a.  tral. 
Diamétralement,  ad.  diametri- 
Diamètre,  jf.  diameler.     [cally. 
Diane,  réveille,  morning-gua. 
Diantre,  int.  the  deuce 
Diapason,  sm.  —  son,  tuning- 

forlh,  pitch-pipe. 
Diaphane, a — nous;  transparent. 
Diaphanéité,   sf.  trinsparency. 
Diapborèse,  sf.  —  resis,   pers- 

piralion. 
Diapborétique,  a.  purging. 
Diaphragme,  sm.  midriff,  dia- 

phragm.  [ted. 

Diapré,  e,  a.  diapered,  variega- 
Diaprée,  sf.  a  violet  plum. 
Diaprure,  sf.  diapcring. 
Diarrhée,  sf.  diarrbœa. 
Diastole,  sf.  diastole,  dilatation- 
Diatonique,  a.  diatonic. 
Diatribe,  sf.  diatribe. 
Dichotomie,  sf.  —  ray. 
Dictame,  sm.  dittany. 
Dictateur,  sm.  diclator. 
Dicltttorial,  e,  a.  diclatotial. 


DIL 

Dictature,  sf.  diclatorship. 

Dictée,  sf.  dictation. 

Dicter,   va.  to  dictate,  suggest 

Diction,  sf.  diction  ;  elocution. 

Dictionnaire,  sm.  dictionary. 

Dicton,  sm.  saying,  proverb. 

Didactique,  2.a.— tic,didactic»l 

Diérèse,  sf.  diœresis. 

Dièse,  sm.  diesis  ;  sbarp. 

Diète,  sf.  diet,  low  diet. 

DIEU,  sm.  GOD. 

Diffamant,  e,  defaming. 

DifTamateur,  sm.  defamer. 

Diffamation,  s/,  calumny,  libel. 

Diffamatoire,  2.  a.  defamalory. 

Diffamer,  va.  to  defame  ;  tra- 
duce  ;  libel. 

Différemment,  ad.   différent. y. 

Différence,  sf.  différence,  dis- 
tinction. 

Différencier,ua.  to  (ft'stinguish. 

Différend,  sni.  variance  ;  diffé- 
rence, [varions. 

Différent, e, a,  diffcring;  unlikei 

Différentiel,  le,  a.  —  tial. 

Différer,  V.  todiffer;  deJay, 

Dirncile,  a.  dimcult,  bard,  Tas- 
tidious.  [ty;  hardly. 

DirOcilement,  ad.  witb  difBcul- 

Diraculté,s/'.dif&cult  y;  obstacle. 

Diriicultueux,  se,  a.  fui  ol'  dif- 
ficulties.  [pen. 

Difforme,  a.  deTormed,  missba* 

Difformité,  sf.  deTormity. 

Diffus,  e,a.  diffuse;  prolix.  [lixiy. 

Diffusément,  ad.  diffusely,  pro- 

DiffusSon,  sf. —  sion,  verbosity. 

Digérer,  va.  to  digest;  stomacb  ; 

Digeste,  sm.  digest.      [endure. 

Digestif,  Te,  a.  digestive. 

Digestion,  sf.  digestion. 

Digital,  e,  a.  digital. 

—  sf.  fox-glove. 

Digne,  a.  nortby,  deserving. 

Dignement,  ad.  wortbily. 

Dignitaire,  sm.  dignilary. 

Dignité,  sf.  dignity,  honour. 

Digression,  sf.  digression. 

Digue,  sf.  dike,  bank,  obstacle. 

Diguer,  va.  to  dam  up  ;  embank 

Dilacérer,  va.  to  rate;  tear. 

Dilapidation,  s^.  —  tion. 

Dilapider,  va.  tO  lapidate. 


DIR 

i>llatalioii,s^.— tioa.  expansion. 
Dilater,  t'a.    to  dilate,  extend; 

Se — ,to  dilate;  expand.  [expand. 
Dilatoire,  a.  dilatorj. 
Diloctiou,  5^  —  tioo,  love. 
Dilcinme,  sm.  dilemma. 
Diligemiiicut,     ad    diligent!;; 

promptiy.  [coach  ;  promptitude. 
Diligence,  5/.  diligence  ;  stage- 
Diligent,  e,  a.  diligent;  quick. 
Diligenter,  V)i.  to  haslen,  push 
Diiuauclie,  Sïii.  Sunday.  [on. 
Dîme,  sf.  tilLe;  the  tenth  part. 
Dimension,  sf.  dimension,  ca- 
Dlnier,  vu.  to  titlie.  [pacity. 

Diiueur,  sm.  tilbegatlierer. 
Diminuer,  va.  to  diminish;  les- 

sen,  reduce,  decrease. 
Diminutif,  ve,  a.  s.  diminutive. 
Diminution,     sf.   —   tioDJ     de- 

erease,  lessening. 
Dimi»»oîre,sm.dimissory,lettes. 
Dîmissorial,  o,  a.    dimissorial. 
Dluandier,  5772.  braziur. 
Dinde,  sf.   turliey-hen;  niony. 
Diudon,  sm.  turkey-cocli. 
Dindonneau,  S77i.   turkey-pout. 
Diudunnier,  e,  turlfey-keeper. 
Dtué,  Dîner,   5771.    dinner,  din- 

ner  party.  ['iog- 

Dinée,  sf.  dining  place  in  travel- 
DSner,  va.  to  dine,  take  dlDoer, 
Dînette,  sf.  play  dinner. 
Dîneur,  se,  5.  diner,  eater. 
Diocésain,  e,  a.  diocesan. 

—  s.  inbabitant  0!  a  diocèse. 
Diocèse,  5771.  diocèse. 
Diopirique,  $f.  dioptries. 

—  a.  dioptrie. 
Diorama,  9771.  diorama. 
Diplitongue,  sf.  diptitliODg. 
Diplomate,   sm.  —  tist. 

—  a.  diplomatie. 
Diplomatie,  —  macy. 
Diplomatique,  a.  —  tical. 
Diplôme,  «772.  —  diploma. 
Dire,  va.  to  tell;  say;  recite. 

—  vr.  to  say  to  one's  self. 
Cela  va   sans  —,  that  wants 
no  explanalioo. 

C'est-à-  —,  that  is  to  say. 

Pour  ainsi,  —  so  to  say  80. 

^■•e,  »77i,  say,  acçouni,  opinion, 


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DIS 


Direct,  c,  a.  direct  ;  straighi. 

Dii*cctement,  ad.  directiy. 

Directeur,   triée,    s.    director; 
manager;   confesser. 

Direction,  sf. —  tioo,  conducl. 

Directoire,  S7)i    directory. 

Diriger,  U(i.   to  direct  ;  manage  ; 
conduct,  turn. 
So  — ,  vr.  to   direct  one's  self 

Disccrnemeut,    5772.  judgmeot* 
distinction. 

Discerner,  va.  to  discorn. 

Disciple,  sm.  disciple;  pupil. 

Discipliuable,  a.  docile. 

Discipline,  sf.  discipline;  whip. 

Discipliner,    Va.    to  discipline  , 
ta  cbastise.  [nuance. 

Discontinuallon,  $f.    discontl- 

Discontinuer,  va.  to   disconti- 
nue, to  cease,  *  suspend. 

enable,  a.  unsuitable. 


Discunvcnance,   sf.    disagree- 

menl,  incquality.  [fuse;  admit. 

^  '  '  '  ny  ;  re- 


U)2.    to 
Discord,  e,  a,  disaccord. 
Discordance,  sf,    discordance. 
Discordant,    e,    a.    dissonant, 

jarring,  discord. 
Discorde,  5^.  discord,  dissension. 
Discorder, va. to*  be  ont of  tune. 
Discoureur,  aey  s.  great  talker, 

declalmer.  [expatiate  on. 

Discourir,  V71    to  discourse,   to 
Discours,  <77i.  discourse,  speech. 
Discourtois,  e,  a.  discourteous 
Discrédit,  sm.  discrédit. 
Discréditer,  va.  to  discrédit. 
Discret,  e,    a.   (iiscreet,   war}, 

reserved. 
Discrètement,  ad.  discreetly. 
Discrétion, ^A  —  tion,  prudence, 

cautinn.  [nal,  discretionary. 
Discrétionnaire,   a.   discretio- 
Disculpation,  5^  —  tion.    [tify. 
Disculper,  va.  to  eiculpate;  jus- 

Se  —,t)r.toexculpate  one's  self. 
DiscuBsil',ve,a.  discutient.[bate. 
Discussion,  5/.  discussion,  de- 
Discuter,  va.  to  discuss.  debate; 

argue. 
Disert,  e,  a.  fluent,  voluble. 
Disertement,  ad.  fluently. 
Disette,  sf.  want,  scarcity. 


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Diseur,  se,  s.  teller,  tal&er. 
Disgrâce,  sf.   difgrace;    ill-Tor- 
lune.  [lavoured,  difgraced, 

Disgracie,    c,   a.   deformed  ;  ill 
Disgracier,   va.  to  '  pul  out  of 
favour;   difgrace.  [cefully. 

DisgracieusvmeiK,  ad.  ungra- 
Disgracicux,  se,  a.  disagreea- 

Me,  ungracious. 
Disjoiudrc,  va.  to  disjoÎD,  dis- 

imite,  separate. 
Disjouctif,    Te,  a.  disjunctive. 
Disjonciioii,  sf.  disjunclion. 
Dislocntiou,  sf. — lion,  takiEg  to 
pièces.  [to  pièces. 

Disloquer,  l'a.  to  disIocate,lake 
Disparaître,    vu.  to   disappear, 

vanish. 
Disparate,  a.  —  rate,    unlike, 

.«.incongruity. 
Disparition,  sf.  disappearing. 
Dispeudieusemcut,  ad.  expCQ- 

sively. 
Dispendieux,  se,  a.  expensive. 
Dispesisaire,  sni.    dispensatory. 
Dispensateur,   trice,  5.  dispo- 
ser, dispenser,  dispensing. 
Dispensatlon,  sf.  —  tion. 
Dispense,  sf'  permission. 
Dispenser,  va.  to  dispense,  dis- 
tribute,  exempt.         [self  from. 
Se  — ,  vr.    to  *   exempt  one's 
Disperser,!)n.todisper;e,scatter. 
Se  — ,  vr.  to  disperse  ;  be  dis- 
Dispersion,  sf. —  sion.  [persed. 
Disponibilité,  5/.  power  of  dis- 
posai, [able. 
Disponible,  a.  disposable,  avail- 
Dispos,  n. m.  active,  agile,  hearly. 
Disposer,    va.    to    dispose,    ar- 
range, order. 

Se  —,  vr.  to  prépare  one's  self. 
Dispositif,  sm.  enacting  clause. 
Disposition,  sf.  —  tion,   pian, 

tendency,  order,  disposai. 
Disproportion,  sf.  —  tion. 
Disproportionné,  e,  a,  —  tiOQ- 
ate.  [ —  nally. 

Dispropvrtionnellenient,  ad. 
Disproportioiincr,  va.    to  dis- 
proportion. 
Disputable,  a.  disputable.  [bâte. 
Dispute,  sf.  quarrel,  discute,  de- 


DIS 

Disputer,    va.  to  discute,  con- 

tend,  for  quarrel. 
Se  —,  to  dispute.         [putanl. 
Disputeur,  sm.  wrangler,   dis- 
—  a.  disputatious. 
Disque,  sm.  disk,  quoit. 
Dissecteur,  sm.  —  tor 
Dissection,  sf.  —  tion. 
Dissemblable,  2.  a.  unlike. 
Dissemblance,    sf.    uniikeness. 
Disséminer,  va.  to  dissiminate  ; 
scatler.        '  [persioQ. 

Dissémination,    sf. — tion,  dis- 
Dissension,  sf.  dissension. 
Disséquer,t'a.todissect;criticiz8. 
Disséqueur,  sm.  disseclor. 
Disserintenr,  sm.  dissertator. 
Disscrtatif,  ve,  a,  —  ti-ve. 
Dissertation,  sf.  —  tion. 
Disserter,vn.to  dissert,  descant. 
Dissidence  ,     sf,     dissidence, 

schism. 
Dissident,  sm.— dent,  dissenter. 
Dissimilitude,  sf.  —  tude,  un- 
likencss.  [bler. 

Dissimulateur,  rice, s.  disseia- 
Dissimulation,  sf.  —  tion. 
Dissimulé,  e,  a.  dissembling. 
— ,  s.  disserabler.  [conceal. 

Dissimuler,  t'a.    to    dissemble  1 

Se  —,  vr.  to  be  dissembled. 
Dissipateur,    trice,  3.   spend. 

thrift. 
Dissipation,  s^— tion,  waste. 
Dissii>er,  va.  todissipate,  spendj 
squander,  divert. 
Se  — ,  D)'.  to  divert  one's   self^ 
Dissolu,  c,  a.  dissolule,  lewds 

Dissoluble,  a.  dissoluble. 

Dissolument,a(i.lewdly,loosel;3 

Dissolution, s/. — tion,  lewdness, 
'DisBolTaut,  e,  a,  dissolvant. 

—,  sm.  dissolvent.  [cord. 

Dissonance,  sf.  dissonance,  dis 

Dissonant,    e,    a     discordant, 
dissonant.  [nul  ;  break  up. 

Dissoudre,  va.  to  dissolve,  ai^ 

Dissuader,  va.  to  dissuade. 

Disuasif,  a.  —  sive. 

Dissuasion,  sf.  —  sion. 

Distance,  sf.  distance,  inter'vai. 

Dislancer,  va-  to  distance. 

Distant,  e,  a.  remote  ;  (Hst&ot> 

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DIV  S 

Dîs(cndre,t)a.to  distend;  strecbt. 
Dîsteiisioii,  sf.—sion,  sireching. 
Distillateur,  sm.  distilleri 
Distillatiuii,  sf.  —  lation. 
DÎMtillatoire,  a.  —  lory. 
Distiller,  va.  to  distil,  vent. 
Dixtillcrie,  sf.  —  lerj. 
OiHtiiicl,  e,  a.  distinct,   clear. 
Disliuctement,  ad.    distinctlj  ; 

clearly. 
Dititiiictir,  vc,  diftincli've. 
Distinct  1011,$/. — lion,eminence. 
Distingue,  c,  a.   distinguished; 

genteel,  eminent.  [to  note. 

Distinguer,    va.   to  dislinguish, 

Se  — ,  vr.  to  distiQguish  one's 
Distique,  sm.  distich.  [self. 

Distraction,  5^.  —  tion,  sépara- 

tien,  absence,  inadvertence. 
Distraire,  va.    to    separate,  di- 
sert, distract. 

Se  —,  to  amuse  one's  self. 
Distrait,  e,   absent,  inattenliTe. 
Distriliuer,    va.    to    distribule, 

dispose,  arrange. 

Se  —,  vr.  10  be  distributed. 
Distributeur,  trice,s.—  butor, 
nisit'iliulir,  Te,  a.  —  butive. 
Uistribution,  sf.  —  tion. 
Uistrict,  sm.  district. [^urnamed. 
ï»it,   sm.  sajing,  —  e.    a.   said, 
ailhyraïube,  sm.  ditbyramb. 
niton,  sm.  ditone. 
DUirnal,  sm.  diurna]. 
Diurne,  a.  diurnal,  daily.    [ing. 
Divagation,!/'.  wandering;5tray- 
Divaguer,  vn.  to  wander  ,  stray. 
Divan,  sm.  divan. 
Divergence,  sf.  divergence. 
Divergent,  e,  a.  —  gent. 
Diverger,  vn.  to  diverge. 
Divers,  e,  a.  diverse,  varions. 
Diversement,  ad.  diversely. 
Diversirier,iia.  to  diversiry,vary. 
Diversion,  sf.  —  sion. 
Diversité,  sf.  —  sily,  variety. 
Divertir,  va.  to  divert,    embez- 

lie,  recreale. 

Se— ,ur.to  •  divert  one's  self, 

make  merry. 
Divertissant,    e,    a.    âivertiog, 

entertaining. 
Divertissement,  «m.  dlTersiOB, 


DOG 

embeizlement,    eulertainment, 

amusement. 
Dividende,  sm.  dîvidend. 
Divin,  e,  a.  divinn.  [jurer, 

Divinateiar,    srix.   diviner,    con- 
Divination,  sf.  —  tion. 
Divinatoire,  a.  —  (ory. 
Divinement,  wl.  divinely. 
Diviniser,  L'a.   to  deifv. 
Divinité,  s/   divinily, deily,  god. 
Diviser,  va.    to  divide,  part,  se- 

Se  — ,  to  divide.  [parate. 

Diviseur,  sm.  divisor. 
Divisibilité,  sf.  —  litj. 
Divisible,  a.  divisible. 
Division,  sf,  —  sion,   disunion 

séparation. 
Divisionnaire,    divislonal. 
Divorce,sm.  divorce,  dissension. 
Divorcer,  va.  to  be  divorcfd. 
Divulgateur,  trice,  s.  divulger. 
Divulgation,  sf.  divulgation. 
Divulguer,  va.  to    divulge,  pu- 
Dii,  a.  len.  [blisli. 

Dix-huit,  a.  eighfeen. 
Dix-huitième,  a.  eighteenth. 
Dixième,  s.  a.  tenih. 
Dixièmcment,  ad.  tenthly. 
Dix-neuf,  a.  nineteen. 
Dix-neuvième,  a.  nineteenth. 
Dix-sept.  a.  scventcen. 
Uix-septicme, a.  seventeenth, 
Uizuin,  sm.  decatish. 
Dizaine,  sf.  ten,  halT-a-score. 
Docile,  a.  docile,  traclable. 
Docilement,  ad.  with    dociilty. 
Docilité,  sf.  docility,  obédience. 
Dock,  sm.  dock. 
Docte,  a.  s.  learned. 
Docteur,  sïïï.  docfor. 
Doctoral,  c,  a.  doctoral, 
Doc'toraicment,  ai/.  —  rallj. 
Doctorat,  s»i.  doctorale. 
Doctrine,  sf.  doctrine. 
Doc  nmcut,s/. — ment,  tille-deed. 
Do<Iu,e,  a.  plumb,  chubby. 
Doge,  sm.  doge. 
Dogmatique,    sm.    dogmatical. 
Doguiati(|ucnicnt,  ad.  —  cally. 
Dogmatiser,  lin.  to    do;,'m.ilizc'. 
Uogmatiseur,sin.  adogmatizer. 
Dogme,  jiii.  dogma,  lenet. 
Dogue,  sm.  jard-dogue. 


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DOU 


Doigt,  sm.   flngor,  claw,  toe  {of 

Ihe  foot). 

A  deux  doigts  de,  ad.   near. 
Doigté,  doigter,  sm.  flngering. 
Doigter,  va.  et  n.  to  flnger. 
Doigtier,  sm.  finger-slall. 
Dol,  sm.  fraud,  deceit. 
Doléances/',    complaint,  grief. 
Doieiumeiit,  ad,  mournfuliy. 
Dolent,  e,  a.  dolefui,  mournful. 
Dollar,  sm.   dollar. 
Dont,  s7n.  don,  lord,     [property. 
Uaiuaine,$>n.  domain, demesne, 
Doiuauial,  e,  a.  oï  domain. 
Doiuc,  Sïïi.  dôme,  bood. 
Doiitesiicïté,    sf.     dome?ticîty, 

meniai  condition,  servants. 
Domestique,  a.  domestic^tame, 

interna^  Ijome. 
— ,  sm.  a  domestic,  family,  man- 

servant,  sf.  maid-servant. 
Domicile,  sm.  home,    domicile. 
Domiciliaire,  a.  domiciliary. 

Se  domicilier,  vr.   to  settle, 

réside. 
Dominant,  c,  a.  ruiing,  prédo- 
minant, prévalent. 
Domiiinteitr,  trice,  S.  domina- 

lor,  a.  governing,  dominaling. 
Domination,  sf. —  tion,   domi- 

nion. 
Dominer,  t).  to  rule,   predomi- 

nate,  command,  tower. 
Dominicain,  S7n.  Dominican. 
Domino, sm.  domino. 
Dommage,  sm.  damage,  loss. 
Dommageable,  a.  injurions,  de- 

trimenlal. 
Doni|>iablc,  a.  tameable. 
Dompter,  vu.  to  subdue,   lame, 

masler. 

Se—,  to  govcrn  one's  passions. 
Domptenr,  sm.  subduer,  lamer 

of  beasls. 
Don,  sm.  donation,  gîft,  présent. 
Donataire,  s.  donee.  [ver. 

Doiiaieiir,  trice,  s.  donor,  gi- 
Donation,  .sf.— tion ,  deed  of  gift. 
Donc,  c.  llierefore,  Ihen,  so. 
Dondon,s/'.  stout  red-faced  girl. 
Donjon,  sm.  lu. fret,  keep   of  a 

caMle.  [libéral. 

Douuant,    ante^    a.    gênerons, 


Donne,  sf.  dcal  at  cirds. 
Données,  s/,  dilum,  pi.  data. 
Donner,     v.    to    give;    heslow; 

présent;    give    away;    snpply; 

allow;  deal  (cards)  ;  yield. 

—  à  entendre,  to  give  a  hint- 

—  à  penser,  to  puzzle.  fven. 
Se—,  to  give  one's  self;  begi- 

Donnenr,  se,  S.  a  giver. 

Dont,  pr.  wliom,  of,  from  whotn. 

Donzeile,  sf.  wench. 

Dorade,  sf.  dorado,  gold  fish. 

Dorénavant,  ad.  hencefortb,  for 

Dorer,  va.  io*gild.    [tbe  future. 

Dorenr, sm.  gilder. 

Dorique,  a.  doric. 

Dorloter,  va.  to cocker;  coddle. 
Se  — ,  vr.  to  coddle  one's  self. 

Dormant,  e,  a.  sleeping.  Stag- 
nant. 

Dormant,  sm.  sleeper,    shroud. 

Dormeur,  se,  s.  sleeper,  slug- 
gard. 

Dormeuse,  sf.  long  chaîr.couch. 

Dormir,  VU.  to  *  sieep,  slumbcr 

Dorniitir,Te,n.  —  tive,  soporit^j 

Dorsal,  e,  a.  dorsal. 

Dortoir,  s;)î.  dormitory. 

Itornre,   sf.  gilding. 

Dos,  sm.  back,  ridge. 

Dos-d''ùne,  steep  ridge  sides. 

Dose,  sf.  dose,  portion. 

Dosse,  sf.  stab  of  wcod. 

Dossier,  back  of  a  seat,  file, 
bundle  of  papers. 

Dossière,  sf.   ridgcband. 

Dol,  sf.  portion,  dowry. 

Dotal,  e,  a   dotal. 

Dotation,.';/'. —  tion,  endowmcnt. 

Doter,  l'a.    to  endow,  portion. 

Donairc,sm.jointurc,scltlement. 

Douairière,  sf.  dowager.  [toms. 

Douane,  sf.  custom-bnuse,  cus- 

Douaner,  va.lo  pass  at  thecus- 
lom-house. 

Douanier,  sm.  CUStom  house 
officer. 

Doiililage,  sm.  shealhing. 

Double,  a.  double,  deceitful. 

— .  sm.  double,   fold,   subslitute 

Double-croche,  s/',  semiquaver 

Doubicau,  sm.  binding-joist. 

Doublement,  ad,  doubly. 


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Doubler,  l'a.  to  double,  to  line, 

multiply,  linc  a  sail. 
Doiil>lc-t,  s»i.  doublet. 
Doublon,  sîn.  doubloon. 
Doublure,  sf.  lining,  substituts. 
Douccnieiil,  ad.  soflly,  gently, 

slowly,  sweetly. 
Doucereux ,    so,    J.    sweetish , 

mawkish,  affecled. 
Doucet,  «e,  o.  dcmure,  gentle. 
Doucette,  sf.  corn-sallad. 
Douceur,   sf.    sweetness ,    soft- 

nesf,mildness,pleasure,  flatterj. 
Doucbc,  sf.  lopical  balh.  [balh. 
Doucher,  va.  to  Ji<ve  a  topical 
Doucinc,  sf  moulding-plane, 
Douer, lYi,  to  endow,  gift.  [o?ee. 
Douille,  sf.  Socket.  [sensiiive. 
Douillet,  «e,  a.  sofl,  délicate, 
— ,  s.  over-delicate  person. 
Douillettenieut,  ad.  softly. 
Douleur,  sf.  pain,  ache,  grief, 

affliction.  [lully. 

Douloiireuseuieiit,    ad,    pain- 
Douloureux,  se,  a.  painful,sor- 

rowful,  afflicling. 
Doute,  sm.  doubt,    fear,   suspi- 
cion, appreliension. 
Douter,  Vil.  to  doubt,   question. 

Se  — ,  vr.  to  suspect,  surmise. 
Douteuscmeut  ,     ad.      doubt- 

fully.  fous. 

Douteux,  se,  a.  doublful,  dubi- 
Douvc,  sf.  stave. 
Doux,  ce,  a.  sweet,  mîld,  easj, 

affable,  soft,  smooth. 
Tout  —,  ad.  genlly. 
Doiizuiiie,  sf.  dozen* 
Douze,  a.  twelve. 
Douzième,  a.  twelflh. 
—  ,  sm.  twelfth  part. 
Douziènieuieut,    ad.  twelftbly. 
Dojcu,  s7n,  eldeer,  dean, senior. 
Doyeuué,  sm.  deanship,  dean 's 

pear.  [shot,  cornet. 

Dragée,   sf.  ougar-plum,  small 
Drageoir,  sm.   dish  for  comfits. 
Drageon,  sm.  sucker. 
Dragou,  sm.  dragon  termugant, 

drageon. 
Sragouuade,  sf.  dragooning. 
Dragoune,  sf.  sword-knot. 
Dragonuer,  va.  to  dragooa. 


Draguoge,  sm.  dragging. 
Drague  ,     sf,     grains .      drag, 

dredge.  [sweep. 

Draguer,  va.    to  drag,  dredge, 
Dramatique,  a.  dramatic. 
— ,  sm.  dramatic,  drama. 
Dramatiste,  sm.  —  tist. 
Dramaturge,  sm.  dramatist. 
Drame,  sm.  a  drama. 
Drap,si)i.clotb,sbeet.  [standard. 
Drapeau,    sm.     colours,    flag , 
Draper,  va.  to  mill  stockings,  10 

jeer,  to  drape. 
Draperie  ,s/'.cloth-lrade,drapery. 
Drapier,  sm.woollen  draper. 
Dreche,  sf.  malt. 
Dressage,   sm.  breakicg,    trai- 

ning  of  barses. 
Dresser,  va.  to  *  erect,  set  up, 

rai,=e,  dress;  draw  up; arrange  ; 

Se  —,  vr.  to  ri-'ie,  stand  up. 
Dressoir,  sm.  dresser. 
Drille,  sm.  fellow,  bard  soldier. 
— ,  sf.  rag  for  paper,  dril-box. 
Drogmau,  SHi.  dragoman. 
Drogue,  sf.    drug,    trasb,  stulT, 

rubbisb.  [nait 

Droguer,  va.    to  physic;   drug. 

Se  —,  vr.  to  physic  one's  self. 
Droguerie,  sf-  drug-trade. 
Uroguier,   sm.    medicine-cbest. 
Droguiste,  sm.  druggist. 
Droit,  e,  a.  slraight,  rigbt,  jusf, 

upright,  direct. 
— ,  «m.    rigbt,  law,   claim,   f«e; 

lax,  equJIy,  due. 
—  des  gens,  law  of  nations» 
— ,  ad.  straigbt,  uprigbtly. 
Droite,  5/.  che  rigbt  band. 

A  —,  on  Ihe  rigbt. 
Droilcmeul,  ad.  uprightl?. 
Droiture,  sf.  uprigbtness. 
Drolatique,  a.  bumorous,'funnï. 
Drôle,  a.  droll,   funny,    comica,. 
— ,  sm.  sly  fellow,  knave,  rogue. 
Drûlcmenl,  ad.  comically. 
Drôlerie,   sf,    droUery ,    merry 

trick. 
Dromadairo,   sm.    dromedary. 
Dru,e,  a.   fledged,  brisk,  thick, 
Druide,  sm.  druid.  [liYelj. 

Druidcsse,  sf.  druidess. 
Druidique^a.  druidical|druidio 


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Drnldlfime,,  sm.  dism. 

Dû,  sm-  due,  duly, 

Du,  art,  some,  of  (he,  from,  the. 

Dubitadon  sf-  —  tion. 

DiibUativc,  a.  f.  —  ti\e. 

Duc,  sm.  duke,  born-owl. 

l^llcal,  e,  a.  ducal. 

Sïiicnt,  S7n.  ducal. 

Dticlic,  sm.  duchy^  dukedom* 

OiichesBe,  sf.  duchess. 

Ductile,  a.  malléable. 

Ttuetilité,  sf.  malleableness. 

Duègne,  «/■.  duenna. 

Duel,  sm.  duel,  dua!  number. 

Duelliste,  sm.  duellist. 

Dulcînce,  sf.  swecthoart. 

Dûuient,  nd.  dullj,  legaly. 

Dune,  sf.  down. 

Duuette,  sf.  poop  (of  a  ship). 

Duo,  duetlo,  duo. 

Dupe,  sf.  dupe,  gull. 

Duper,  lia.  to  dupe,„gull. 

Duperie,  sf.  —  ry,  trickey. 

Dupeur,S7?i.  clicat. 

Duplicata,  $m.  duplicatOi 

Duplication,  s/'.  —  lion. 

Duplicaturo,  sf.  (cbi.)  —  ture. 


Caplicîté,   sf.  —   City,    doubi» 

dealing. 
Duquel,   voy.    Quel,   pro.    of 

whom,  of  wliich,  whereof. 
Dur,  e,  a.    bard,    tou^b,  cruel, 

rude,  severe. 

Eutoudre  —,  bard  of  bearing. 
Dure,  sf.  ground. 
Durable,  a.  —  rablo,   lasting. 
Durant,  pr.  during. 
Durcir,  va.  to  harden,  to  dull. 

Se  — ,  vr.  to  *  barden. 
Durcissement,  sm.  hardening 
Durée ,s/'.  duration,  continuance. 
Durement,  ad.  bard,   sevcrely. 
Durer,   va.    fo    last,  '   remaini 

continue,  endure. 
Duret,  te,  a.  somewbat  bard. 
Dureté,    sf.    bardnesE,    cruelty, 

callofily,  severitv. 
Duretés,  pi.  bard  words. 
Durillon,  sm..  callosity. 
Duvet,  sm.  down. 
Dynamique,  sf.  —  mical 
Dynastie,  sf.  dynasty. 
Djssentcrie,  sf.  dysentery. 
Dysscutcrîque,  a.  dysenterie. 


E 


Kau,  s^.  water,rain,sweat,  gloss. 
tian  douce,  fresb  water. 

—  do  mer,  sait  water. 

—  de  fontaine,  —  do  source, 
spring  water. 

—  de  puits,  pump  water, 

—  de  rivière,  river  walefi 

—  de  vie,  brandy. 

—  bénite,  boly  water.       [water. 
A   Oeur  d'— ,   ievel  witb    the 

Ebahir  (s'),  vr.  to  *  le  amazed. 
Ebahissemeut,    sm.     wonder- 

ment.  [pare. 

Ebarber,  v(i.  to  stripe,  scrape; 
Bbarboîr,  sm.  scraper,   parer. 
Ebat,  sm.  diversion,  sport. 
Ebattre  (s''),  vr.  *  to  take  one's 

ease,  sport. 
Ebaubi,  e,  a.  astounded. 
Ebauche,  sf.  a  skelcb,   rongb, 

draught.  [hew. 

Ebaucher,   va,   sketcb,    rough 


Ebauchoir,  stn.  coarse,  hatcfaet, 

bosting  cbisel. 
Ebc,  sf.  ebb,  ebb-lide. 
Elièiie,  sm.  ebony. 
Ebénier,  sm.  ebony-tree. 
Ebéniste,  sm.  cabinet-maker. 
Ebénistcric,  sf.    cabinet-work. 
Eblouir,  va.  to  dazzle,  deceive. 
Eblouissant ,    e,   a.    dazzling, 

transplendent.  I^ï^" 

Eborguer,  va.   to  blind   oione 
Ebouillir,  vn.  to  boil  down. 
Eboulenieut,  sm.  falling  down. 
Ebouler,  vn.  to  *  fall  dowQ. 
Eboulîs,  sm.  rubbisb. 
Ebourgeonuemeut,  -^m.    nîp- 

ping  off  buds.  "", 
Ebourgeouner,  va.  tO  nipp  off 

buds  from  fruit  trees. 
Ebouriffant,  o,  a.  astounding, 

stunning.  [.flurried. 

EbourrilTé,    e,    a.    disordered 


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Ebranchement ,    sm.     loppiog 

of  trees. 
Rlirnuolipr,  VU.  to  '  lop  slrip. 
Elirauleiiient ,     sm.     shaking, 

shocii,  fcar,  [disturb,  agilate. 
Ebranler,  t'a.  to  *  shake,  move 

S'—,  vr,  to  mcve,  *  give  waj, 
Ebi'écher,  va.  to  notcll. 
Ebruiter,    vn    to   di-vulge;    hu- 
mour; publisd.     [bruited  away. 

S' — ,  vr.  to  *  ce  remoured, 
Ebullition,  sf.  —  tien,  rash, 
Ecaille,;/'. scale,  shell.[eruplicn. 
Ecailler,  v.  lo  scale,  peel  of; 

open  oyslers. 

S' — ,  vr,  to  peel  off,  scale  off. 
Ecaillcre,  sf.  ojster-woman. 
Ecailleux,  se^   a.   scaly,  squa- 

Diose.  [eggs,  etc. 

Ecnle,   sf.  a  shell    off  walnuts, 
Ecalcr,  va.  to  shcll. 

S' — ,  vr.  to  corne  off.  [smash. 
Ecarboiiiller,  va.  to  *  crush  ; 
Ecarlate.s/'.  scarlet.  [ding  wide. 
Eearqiiilleuient ,  sm.  spren- 
Ecarqtiillcr,  va.  to  open  wide. 
Ecart,  sm.  aside,  fault,  disgro- 

lion,  straiD,  slep. 

mettre  à  1'—,  to  lay  by. 
Ecartéleiuent,  sm.  quartering 

a  crimmal.  [minai. 

Ecartcler,  va.  toquarter  a  cri- 
Ernrtcnieiit ,    sm.    séparation, 

opening,  removal. 
Ecarter,  va.   to    put,    lay,  turn 

aside,  remove,  open,  discaid. 

S" — ,  vr.  to  diverge,  open,  de- 

■viate. 
Ecvlesiastc,  s-/".  Ecclesîastes. 
Ecclésiastique;  on.  Ecclesias- 
— f  clergy-man.  [tiens. 

— )  a.  ecclesia'tic.  [cally. 

Ecelésiaslif|iiciiient,     ad.    — 
tcervelé,  e,  a.  harebrained. 
toliaraud.  sm.  scaffoid,   stage. 
Ecbafuuiluge,  sm.  scaffolding. 
Ëcbafaiider,  va.  to  scalTold. 
Ëcbalus,  .sm.  prop,  stake. 
ï^chalasseuieut,  sm.  propping. 
fecbalasser,  va.  to  prop  a  vine. 
£cbalier.  .5)11.  dead  hedge. 
Ecbalotte,  «/■.  shallol.    rscallop. 
Ecliaucrer,  va.  to*  bollow  out; 


Ecliaiicrare,î/'.  hollow,  scallop. 
Ecbauge,  sm.  exchange,  barter« 

returu.  [ter,  *  relurn. 

Ecbanger,  va.  to  exchange,  bar- 
Ecliniison,  sm.  cup-bearer. 
EcliaiiKonucrie,  sf.  tbe  king's 

wine  cellar,  [tern. 

Ecliaiitilloii,  sm.  sample,  pat- 
Ecbaiitilluniier,    va.    to    take 

sampies;  gruge;  test  the  weigbt 

by  the  standard. 
Ecbanvrcr,  va.  to  batchel. 
Ecliaii«roir,  sm.  batchel. 
Ei-bappado,  sf.  slip,     [terfuge. 
Eclia|iiialoire,  sf.    fhil't,    sub- 
Ecbappé,e,a.  escaped,  fugitive. 
Echappée,  sf .  prauk,  snatch. 

—  de  »ue,  visia,  prospect. 
Echapper,  va.  to    escape,  *  let 

fall,  •  forget  one's  self,  *  slip, 

évade,  avoid.  [rowly. 

Echapper   belle,    escape    nar- 
Kchurde.  sf.  prickle.     [thistles." 
Echardouiicr,  va.  to  clear  of 
Echarner,  va.  to  flesSl. 
Eciiarpe,   sf .   scarf,  sling    for 

llie  arm. 
Eclinrper,  va.  to  slash,gask. 
Echar«,  e,  a.  niggard. 
EchiisKv,  sf.  stilt,  double-metre. 
Erbaiiboiilé,  e,  a.  fuU  of  pim- 
Ecliaulioulurc,s/'.pimple.[ples. 
Erliaiidagc,  sm.  lime-wash. 
Ecliaiidé,    sm.    ecbaudé,   camp 
Echaiider,  va.  to  scald.    [slool. 

S" — ,  vr.  lo  *  burn  one  s    fin- 
gers;  scald  one's  self. 
Echaudoir,  sm.  scalding-house. 
Echatiffeniciit,S))'.heating,over' 

beatinp.  [excite;  chafe;  inUame. 
Echauffer,  va.  10  beat,  warm, 

S* — ,  vr,  to  ►eat  get  warm,  or 
excilfd,  Ofangry. 
Ei'hauffuurce,  sf.  affray,brush, 

skirmisb. 
Echaiiffure,  sf.  hoat-rash.     . 
Echauguctte,  sf.   watcb-lower. 
Echéance,  sf.  expiration. 
Echec,  im.  cneck,  loss,  rebulf. 

—  et  mat,  cbeck-niats. 
Eclieojii,  sm.  ]>l.  cbess,  cbessmen. 
Echelle,  sf.  ladder,  rack. 
Eckelou,sm.  ladder-step,  round. 


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Echelonner,  vn.  to  place  at  îd- 
tervals.  [terpillars. 

Erbi^uiller,  l'n.  lo  clear  of  ca- 
Eclici'cau,  sm.  skein. 

EcUcTclc,  e,  a.  disbevelled. 
Eclieviu,  sm.  alderman. 
EclicTÎuagc,  sm.  aldermansbip. 
Ecliiue,  sf.  chine,  spine. 
Ecliinée,  sf.  chiue  (of  pork). 
Echiner,    va.   to    *    break    the 

liack  of;  beat  unm.  rcifully. 

S' — ,  to  break  one'sback;  over- 
exert  one's  self. 
Echiquier ,     sm     chess-board, 

exchequer,  square-oet. 
Echo,  sm.  ecbo.  [happen;  fallto. 
Echoir,  VH.  lo  expire,  *  fall  out, 
Echoppe,  s/',  slalj,  scorp. 
Echouemeut ,   sm.    slranding} 

running, 
Echouer,  vn.  to  *  ran  aground, 

shipwreck;  miscarry. 
Eciuier,  va.  to  top  tiees. 
Eclabousser,    va,    to     splasb; 

bespatter, 
Ecl:>hou8surc,  sf.  î^plasb. 
Ecluir,    sm.    lighlning,    fiash, 

flasb  of  lighlning. 
Eclaircie,s/'.  opening  in  a  wood, 

clear  spot  in  a  cloudy  sky. 
Eclaircir,  va.  to  clear,  clariPy, 

thin,  instruct,  elucidate,   enli- 

ghlen. 

S"—,  vr.  to  *   become,   grow 

clear,  to  inform  one's  self. 
Eclaircissement,  sm.  explica- 
tion, clearing. 
Eclairé,  e,  a.  ligbted,  exposed. 
Eclairer,   va.  to    ligUt,  euligh- 

ten,  watch,  observe. 
— ,  V7i.  lo  glitter,  sliine. 

8' — ,vr.  to  become  enlightoned. 
Eclaireur,  stn.  SCOut,  loûk-out- 

ship. 
Ecluuche,  sf.  leg  (of  mullon). 
Kclat,  sm.  pomp,  luslre,  splen- 

dour,  brigbtncss,  noise,  explo- 
sion, scandale,  shiver. 
Eclalanl,  e,  a.  sbining,  brîgbt, 

transcendant,  eminenl. 
Eclater,   vn.    to    burst ,   crack , 

slii\er,  shine  ,  appear,  fliy  into 

sbiveps. 


Eclcciisme  ,  sm.  —  tism. 
Eclipse,  s/,  éclipse. 
Eclipser,  ua.  to  éclipse  ;  surpas». 

S' — ,  vr.  to  *  be  eclipsed. 
Ecliptique,  s/'.  Iheecliptic. 
Eclisse,  s/',  splint,  cheese-vattls. 
Kcloppé,  e,  (I.  lame,  limping. 
Eclopper,  va.  to  lame. 
Eclore,  vn.  to  •  hacht  *  bloWf 

peep  ;  springup, 
Eclosiou,  sf.  halching;  blowing.. 
Ecluse,  sf,  a  sluite,  lock. 
Eclusier,  sm,  lock-keeper. 
Ecoiuson,  sm.  jamb  of  a  doorv 

corner-cuplioard. 
Ecole,  sf.  school. 
Ecolier ,  e,  s.  a  scholar,  nOTice. 
Ecoiifluirc,  va.  refuse;  show  out. 
Economat,  sm,  stewardship. 
Econome, —    mical ,  saving. — 

sm.  —  misi,  steward. 
Economie,  sf,  ecoûomy,  order^ 

saving. 
Ecoiioiuique,  —  mical. 
Econoiiiii|uemenl,  ud.—  callj. 
Economiser,  t'd.  to  ecoaomize  ; 

husband. 
Ecope,  sf.  scoop.  [outside. 

Ecorce,  sf,  bark.  shell,  peel^ 
Ecorccr,  va,  to  peel  bark-strip. 
Ecorcfaer,  va.  to  flay;  gall,  mur- 

dera  language,  rub  of. 

S'—,  to  rub  oï  the  skin. 
Ecorcheur,  sm.  a  flayer,  extoi>>' 

tiooer. 
Ecorchure,  sf,  excoriation. 
Ecorner,   va,   to   *  break    tha 

horns;  dogs-ear  a  bock,  curtail; 

eut  dù^n. 
Ecornifler,  va.  tO  spunge  upoD. 
Ecornifleur,  se,  s.spunger,  pa- 
Ecosse,  sf.  Scotiand.  [rasite. 
Ecosser,  va.  to  shell;  husk. 
Ecosseur,  se,  sheller.  [koning. 
Eco«,s»!.share  ;  score  quota;  rec- 
Ecoulemcnt,  sm.  ilowing ,  ruD- 

niog  ;  vent  ;  sale. 
Ecouler,  vn.  to  ♦  run. 

S" — ,  x)r.  to  *  rua  away;  Qow 
away  ;  retire;  go  off- 
Ecoupe,  sf.  swab. 
Ecourler,  va.  to'crop,  shorten. 
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Ecoule,  sf,  listening-place. 
Ecouter,  va.  to  hcar;  listen  to; 

hearken;   attend  lo. 

S' — ,  to  indulge  one'sself. 
Ecouteur,  sm.  listener. 
Ecoutille,  sf.  halchway. 
EcouTîllon,  sjn.maulkin;  scovol, 
Ecoiiiillouuer, i;a.  tosweepout* 
Ecran,  sm.  screen  ;   tire  screen. 
Ecrasement, sm.crusbing;  ruin. 
Ecraser,    va.   to    crush,  squash 

ruin  ;  run  over. 
Ecrcmage,  5»}.  skimmîng. 
Ecrémer,  va.  to   skim  \  take  tbe 

best  of. 
Ecrevîsse,  sf,  crawfïsh,  crab. 
Ecrier  (s'), Dr.  cry  ont  exclaim. 
Ecrin,  sm,  a  jewel-box.      [.«pell. 
Ecrire,  va,  lo  •  Write,  compose; 
Ecrit,  sm.  writiDg,  wrilten  docu- 
ment. 
Ecriteau,sm.  bill,  sign,  tille. 
Ecriloîre,   sf.    inksland;    stan- 

dinsh.  [scriplure. 

Ecriture ,   sf.    hand    wriling  ; 

—  Sainte,  tbe  Bible. 
Ecrivaiileur ,     Ecrivassier, 

sm.  scribbler;  sorry  writer,  au- 
Ecrivain,s7n.writer,  clerk.  [llior. 
Ecrou,  sm.  screw-nut,—  gaoler's 

book,  [scrofula. 

Eeronellos,   sf.  pi.  king's  e\il, 
Ecrouer,i)a.toimprisonregister, 
Ecrouir,  Va.  to  sbingle  iron. 
Ecrouissement,  sm.  sbingling. 
Ecroulement, sm.  Talling  in. 
Ecrouler,  vti.  to  *  fall  in. 

8' — ,  vr.  lo*  fall  down. 
Ecru,e,rt.  unwashed;  unbleached. 
Ecu  ,  sm.    sbield,   esculcheon  , 

crowD  pièce. 
Eculiiers,  sm.  bawse-bole. 
Ecueil,  sm,  rock,  danger. 
Eciiclle,  sf.  porringer. 
Ecuellée,  sf.  porringerfull, 
Eculer ,  va,  lo  *  tread  down  the 

bcel  of. 
Eeumage,sm.  skimming. 

—  de  mer,  sf.  meerscbaum. 
Ecume,  sf.  scum,  Trolb,  foam. 
Ecuméuique,  2.  a.  gênerai. 
Ecumer,  va.  to  foam,  5kim,frolh. 
Ecumeuz,  a,  frohy  ;  foaœj. 


Ecumoire,  sf,  skimmer. 

Ecurer,  va.  to  scour,  clean  ont. 
Ecureuil,  sm.  sqiiirrcl. 
Ecureur  ,    se  ,   s"i.  scourer  ; 

scullion. 
Ecurie,  sf.  Stable,  équipage. 
Ecussou,  sm,  esculcheon,  sbieldi 
Ecussonner,  va.  lo  bud. 
EcuBSonuoir,  s»2.  grafling,  bud- 

ding-knife. 
Ecuycr,  sm,   esquire  ,    riding- 

master,  equerry,  rider. 
Ecuj'ère,  sf,  liorse-woman.    [ted. 
Edeutc,  e,  a.  loolhless  ,  edenla- 
E<Ienter,  va.  lo  *  break  oui  tbe 

leeth  of. 
Edinaut,  e,  a,  ediTylng, 
Ediûcateur,  s?)i.  builder. 
Ediflcaliou,  s^.  — lion,  building. 
Edifice,   sm,   édifice,  building, 

fabric,  [found. 

Edifier, va. toedify;  erectjbuild; 
Edile,  sm.  edlle. 
Ediliic,  sf.  edileshipe. 
Edit,  sm.  edict.  decroe. 
Editer,  va.  to  publish. 
Editeur,  Sin.  pubiisbera 
Edition,  sf.  édition. 
Edrcdon,  sm.  eider-down. 
Educutiou,  s/'.— lion,breeding. 
Eduquer,  va.  lo  rear;  bring  up. 
ECTaf  ablc,  u.effaceablo,  erasable. 
Effacer,  va.  lo  efface,  strikeout, 

éclipse;  erace. 

8'—,  to  be  effaced  ;  stand  bacit. 
Effoçure.s/".erasure, oblitérât]  on. 
Effauer,  va.  to  pull  off  Ihe  lea^es. 
Effarer,  va.  lo  scare  ;   frighlen 

S'—,  vr.  to  *  be  scared.  [away. 
Effuroucbcr,  va.  lo  fright. 

S** — ,  vr.  to  be  scared. 
Effectif,  Te,  a.—  ti-ve,  effectuai. 
Effecti%'cment,  ad.  rcally. 
Effectuer,  va.  to  elect,  perfcrra. 
Efféminutiou,  sf.  —  nation. 
Efféminé,  e,  a.  effemiuale ,  wa> 

manisb. 
Effémincr,  va.  to  efferainate. 
Effervescence,  sf.  —  cencc. 
Effet,  S7n.  effect ,  exécution  ,  de- 
sign, producl, bill  ef  exchange; 

purpose. 
Effeuiller,  va.  U'Etrip  off  leaves 


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Efficace,  a.  erficacious,  efficient. 

— ,  sf.  efficacy. 
Efficacement,  ad.  —  cionsi;. 
efficacité,  sf.  —  cy  ;  efficiency. 
KrOgie,  sf.  effigy. 
Effile,  sm.  plaiD,  Tr'UgS' 
C<:rfilé,  e,  a.  slender,  unwoven. 
Effiler,  va.  to  ra-vel. 

S'—,  to  fray  out  ;  ravel. 
Effilocher,  va.  to  draw  tbreads. 
Effilures,  sf.  ravelling. 
Efflanqué,  e,  a.  lean,  lank. 
Effleurer,  va.   to   glaze  ;  touch 

slightly;  skim  over. 
Ef  floreeccuce,  sf.  efflorescencet 
Effondrement,   sm,    deep  dig- 

ging. 
Effondrer,  va.    to  *  dig   deep  ; 

subsoil  ;  slave  in  a  cask. 

S' — ,  vr.  to  give  way,  fall  in. 
Effondrillcs ,  sf.  pi.  dregs,  sé- 
diments, [endeavour. 
Efforcer    (S'),  vr.    to   *  stiive, 
Effort,  sm.   effort,  endeavour; 

sirain;  trust. 
Efl'raclion ,  s^  breaking. 
Effrayant,  e,«.frighirul,  terrible. 
Effrayer,  va.  to  frighten,  alarm. 

S' — ,  vr,  to  be  frightened. 
Effi-éuê,  e,  a.  unbridled,  ungo- 

vernable. 
Effroi,  sm.  fright,  terror. 
Effronté,  e,  a.  sbameless. 

—  e,  i.  impudent,  person. 
Effrontément,  ad.  impudently. 
EffroLiSeric,  sf.  effrontery,  im- 
pudence. 
Effroyable,  a.  rrightruljhîdecus, 

wonderful ,  dreadful. 
Effroyablement,  ad,  fearfully, 

horribiy. 
Effusion,   sf.    effusion,   outpou- 

rirg;  openness  of  heart. 
Egal ,  e,a.  s.  equal ,  even,  uni- 

form,  indiffèrent.  [both. 

Egalement ,  ad.  equally ,  alike , 
Egaler, Da.to  equal;  alike;  even; 

compare,  macbt.  [equal. 

S' — ,   vr.    to    mate  one's   self 
Egalisation,  sf.  —  zaljon. 
Egaliser,  va.  to  equalize,  level. 
Egalité,  sf.  equality  ,  evooness, 

levelness. 


Egard ,  sm.  regard ,  respect,  at- 
tention, considération. 

A  l'—  de,  prép.  as  to ,  as  for. 
Egaré,  e,  wandering,  wild,  lost, 

stray.  [error  ;  wildness. 

Egarement  ,    stn.    wandering  , 
Egarer,  va.  (o'mislp'^d.  to  mis- 

lay  a  thing.  [der. 

S'— ,t)c.  to  lose  one's  way;  wan- 
Egaycr ,  va.  to  enliven  ,  rejoice. 

S'—,  vr,  to  be  cheerful  ;  make 
merry. 
Egitle,  sf.  shield  ,  œgis. 
Eglantier,  sm.  eglautine,  brîar. 
Egiantine,  sf.  dog-rosOi 
Eglise,  sf.  a  church. 
Eglogue ,  sf.  eclogue. 
Egoïsmc,  sm. —  ism,  selfishness. 
Egoïste,  s.  egoist,  selflsh. 
Egorger,  va.  to  *  eut  the  troal 

of;  slaugbler, 

S'—,   vr.   to    eut    one's   own 
throat  ;  raurder  each  olher. 
Egorgeur,  sm.  cut-throat. 
Egosiller    (s') ,   vr.    to  '  make 

one's  throat  sore  with  shouting, 

sing  loud.  [of  a  roof. 

Egout,  sm.  sewer,  sink,  «aves, 
Egoutter,t;?t.  to  drain. 

S'—,  vr.  to  drain.  [rack. 

Egouttoir,  sm.    drainer,  plate- 
Egoutiure,  sf.  drainings. 
Egraincr.  V.  Egrener. 
Egratigiicr,  va.  to  scrafch. 

S''—,  VI'.  scralch  each  olher, 
Egratignurc,  sf.  scratch. 
Egrener,    va,    lo   *    shell    Out, 

pickoff. 
Egrillard,  e,  a.  sprigbtly,  Issiab 
Egi'illoir,  sm.  grate ,  grattog. 
Egrisée,  sf.  diamond-dàst. 
Egriscr,  t>a.  to'grind  ai.  moadi. 
Egrugeoir ,  sjli.  mortar. 
Egruger,  va.  lo  bruise  ;  pound. 
Egueuler,  va.   to  '  break  the 

gullet  of  a  pot,  etc. 
Egyptien ,  ne,  s.  gipsy,  Egyptiaa. 
Eh!  int.  ah  1 
Elionté,  e,  shameless, 
EjaciBlatiun,  sf.  —  tioD. 
Ejaculateur,  ti-ice,  a.  ~-  iOtJ. 
Elaboration,  sf.  —  lion. 
Elaboreri  va,  to  elftboiatei 


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Elaguer,  va.  lo  *  lop  ;  suppress. 
ICIan,  sm    «uiiDg;  flisht  spring, 

elk, 
RlnuccDicnt,  sm.  twfDgc;  year- 

ning;  sbooting. 
El:inccr,  vn.  10  push  on,  fhoot. 

S' — ,  vr.  lo  rush;  spring    l'or- 

ward,  dosli,  darl.      [libérale. 

Elargir,  va.  to  widen  ,  release, 

Elargissement  .    sm.    enlaige- 

nient,   libération. 
Eiiislicilé,  sf.  —  cily. 
El::sliqiie  ,  a.  elastic  ,  buojant. 
Electeur,  sm.  elector. 
Eleclir,  »e,  a.  electi'vo. 
Election,  sf.  —  tion,  cboice. 
Electoral ,  e,  a.  rai.  [sbip. 

Eleetornt,  sm.  —  rate,  elector- 
Elccii-icc,s/'.  eleclress. 
Electricité,  sf.  —  citj. 
Electrique,  2.  a.  elettrfc. 
EIccIrisialion  ,    sf.    —     zation; 

eleclrilîcalion. 
Electriscur,  sm.  ciccirifler. 
Electriser,  va.  to  elfclrify. 
Elégauinient,  ad.  elegantly. 
Eléisance,  sf.  élégance. 
Elégant,  e,  a.  eiegant,  fine. 
Elégiaque,  a.  elegiac. 
Elégie,  sf.  elcgj. 
Elément,  s))i.  élément. 
Elémentaire,  a.  —  tary. 
Eléphant,  sm.  éléphant. 
Elévateur,  sm.  —  tor. 
Elévation,  sf.  —  tion;    raising; 

height;  lofliness;  rising. 
Elève,    sm,   pupil,  scholar,   ap- 

prentice.  [elevaled,  bigli. 

Elevé,    e ,  a.    bred ,    educaled, 
Elever,    un.    to    raife;     erecl;  * 

bring  up;  extol,*  educate;  rear. 

S'—,  vr.  to'rise,*  arise,  *  bear 
off,  raise  one's  seir, *  amount. 
Eleveur,  sm.  caltle-breeder. 
Eligibilité,  s/'.  —  lity. 
E[igil)le,rt.'eligible. 
Etinter,  vr.  10*  wearout. 
Eliminer,    "li.     to     eliminate, 

etrike  oui. 
ESire,  va.  to  elect,  *  choosCt 
Elisiou,  sf.  elision. 
Elite,  sf.  cboice,  best. 
Eliiir,  sm.  elixir. 


Elle,  pro.  t.  sbe, 
Ellipse,  sf.  ellips 


,  her,  U. 

sis. 
Elliptique,  a.  —  tical. 
Elocution,  sf.  —  tion. 
Eloge,  sm.  elogy,  praise. 
Eloigné,  e,   a.  distant,  remota- 
Eloiguement,  sm.  removal,  ab^ 

sence,    distance,   aversion,   es- 

trangemenl. 
Eloigner,    va.   to   remove,  es- 

traiigr;   send  away;  teep  away; 

put  off. 

S'—,  vr.  to  go  awaj;  swerve, 

deviate,  diverge,  differ. 
Eloquemment,  ad.  eloquently. 
Eloquence,  sf.  éloquence. 
Eloquent,  e,  a.  éloquent. 
Elu,  c.  elected,  chosen. 
Eluciilatiou,  sf.  —  tion. 
Eluculiratiou,  sf.  lucubratiOD. 
Eluiler,  va.  to  élude;  évade. 
Email,  sm.  enamel. 
Emailler,  vn.  lo  enamel. 
ICmailleur,  stn.  enameller. 
Emaillure,  sf.  enamelling. 
Emanation,  sf.  émanation. 
Emancipation,  sf.  —  tion. 
Emanciper,  vn.   to  emancipate. 

S' — ,  vr.  to  make  too  free. 
Emaner,  vu.  to  emauale.  [note. 
Emargement,  sm.  marginal 
Emarger,  va.  to  Write  in  the 
Emaux,  sm.  colours.  [margia. 
Emballage,  sm.  packing. 
Emballer,  VU.  to  pack  up  ;  send 

lo  prison. 
Eniballeur,.':7n.  pacl.er.  [station. 
Embarcadère,  5t?î.  jelly,  wharf, 
Embarcation,  sf.  small-craft. 
Embargo,  SIX.  einliargo. 
Embarquement,  sm,  embarka- 

tion,  shipping.  [ship. 

Embart|uer,  va.  to  embark,  to 

S'—,  to  embark;  go  on  board. 
Euibai-ras,  sm,  enil  anassmenl, 

encumlirance;    perpiexily,  trou- 
ble, obstruction. 
Embarrassant,  e,  a.  embarras- 

sing,  trouble-some,  perplexlng. 
Embarrasser,  t:a.  lo  embarrass, 

encuraber,  perplex. 

S'—,   vr.   lo   '  be    enlangled 
1     •  gel  embarrassed 


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Embasement,  sm.  basement. 
Einbattre,  va.  to  ti'^e;  sboe  a 

wheel. 
embauchage,  sm.  hiriog,  de- 

coying,  enga^ing,  seducing. 
Embaucher,  t'a.  tohire,  seduce; 

tamper  willi. 
Emhniio^eur,  sm.  recruiter. 
EiubaiK:  joir,  sm.  boot-tree. 
Emba-.<n>eiiieiit,     sm.    embal- 

miûg. 
Embaumer,   va^    to     embalm, 

perfume. 
Embaumeur,  sm.  embalmer. 
Embéguincr,  va.  to    muTtle  up. 

S' — ,vr.  tobecome'infatualed. 
Embellir,    va.     to    embellisb, 

beaulify. 
— ,  vn.  to  *  grow  handsome. 
Eiubellîsscmeiit,    sm.    embel- 

lishmenl. 
Embesogné,  e,  a.  busy.    [ring. 
BCiiïbêlaiil,  e,  a.  annoyiog,  bû- 
■Ciubêter,  va    iù  stupify,  annoy, 

bore. 
Emblaver, !;t!.  to  sowwith  wbcat. 
Emblée    (d'),    ad.    at   the   firsl 

onset. 
Emblcuiatii|ue,  a.  —  tical. 
Eiulilème,  sm.  emblem. 
Emboirc,  vn.  to  soak  in. 
Emljoilemeiit ,    sm.     jointing, 

filting  in.  [bnx  up. 

Embniter,  va.  to  joint,  *  lit  iii; 
Embottiire,  sf.  joint;  socket. 
Embonpoint,     sm.     lustiness; 

sloutncss;  obesity. 
Embordurer,t)a.  to  Trame. [bear. 
Embossagc,    sm.   bringing    to 
Emboucher,  va.  to  bit  a  horse, 

•  pat  to  the   moKth;    blow   a 

trumpet.  [river). 

S'—,  vr.  to  df.,,',harge  (as  a 
Embouchoir,  sm.  moutb  pièce. 
Embouchure,  sf.  river's  mouth, 

bit,  moiilli-piece  socket. 
Embouqiier,ua.  to  enter  astrait. 
Embourber,  va.  lo  *  put  in  the 

mire;  involve. 

S^ — ,  vr.  lo  *  slick  in  the  mud. 
Embourrer,  vn.  to  Slulî. 
Embranchement ,     S)n.    brau- 

cbing;  brancb;  branch-Iiae. 


Embrancher  ^   va.    to   brancb; 

S  —,  vr.  to  join.  [toin» 

Embrasement,  sm.  conflagra- 
tion, splay  of  a  window. 

Embraser,  va.  to  *  set  on  fire, 
S' — ,  vr.  take  fire.        [inflame. 

Embrassade,  sf.  embrace. 

Embrasse,  sf.  curtain-loop. 

Embrasscment,  sm.   embrace. 

Embrasser  ,  va.  to  embrace, 
comprehend,  kiss  ;  encircle; 
comprise. 

Embrasure,  sf.  embrasure. 

Embrcaier,  va.  lo  befoul. 

Embrocher,  va.  to  spit. 

Embrouillement,  sm.  Confu- 
sion; embroilment. 

Embrouiller,    va.    to    perplex, 
confuse;  embroil;  entangle. 
S'—,  vr.  to  embroil  one's  self; 
look  foui;  lower;  getconfused. 

Embruiné,  e,  a.  blîghted. 

Embruusé,  e,  a.  fo.cgy;  hazy. 

Embryon,  sm.  embryon;  fœtus. 

Embûche,  sf.  ambuf^h,   snares. 

Embuscade,  sf.  ambu  cade. 

Embusquer, ra.  to  place  in  am- 
S'— ,  vr.*lie  inambusb.  [bush. 

Emender,  va.  to  amend. 

Eracraude,  sf.  emerald. 

Eincri,  sm.  emery. 

Emerillou,  syn.  swiTel,  merîlD. 

Emérite,  s.  a.emerited;  retired. 

EmersioiLS/.  emersion.  [tonish. 

Emerveiller,  va.  to  amaze,  as- 
S'— ,  vr.  to  wonder. 

Emclique,  a.  emetic. 

Emétiser,  va.  to  render  emetic. 

Emettre,  va,  to  émit;  issue, 
express. 

Emeute,  sf.  riot,  insurrection. 

Emeutier,  sm.  rioter.  [ble. 

Eiiiier,  Emietter,  VU.  to  crum- 

Emigrant,  sm.  emigrant. 

Emigratiou,  sf.  —  tion. 

Emigré,  e,  emigrant,  emigrateo 

Emigrer,  vn.  lo  emigrs',^. 

Emincer,  va,  mince. 

Eminemment,    ad.    eminently» 

EuiiiBcnce,  sf.  eminence. 

Eminent,  e,  a,  emincnt,  higb» 

Emiiientissinie,  a,  IQOSt. 

Emir,  sm,  emiii 


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EMP 


Emissaire,  i>m.einissar;,out1et. 
EmiBsioii,  sf.  émission,  issue. 
Eminngn^iuage,    siïl.    ^'hare- 

house.  [bouse. 

Euimngasiner,  va.  to  wliare- 
Einmaillolcr,  va.  to  swalhe,  to 

Ewaddie. 
Emmaiirlieiucnt,  sm,  hartiug. 
Emmiiuclicr ,  va.   to  baTt;    set 

about.  [malter. 

Eminaiiclioiir,  sm.  handle- 
Enimaurliiifc,  sf.  sieeve-bole. 
Emmariué,    e,    a.  birdened  ia 

sea-service.  [season. 

Eminariiicr,  va.  to  man  a  ship; 
Emménagement,  sm.  removal 

10  a  bouse;  InstalliDg. 
Emménager    (g''),  va.    to  fake 

possession  oT  a  new  lodging. 
Emmener,   va.  to    cany   away, 

to  *  lead;  bring;  talce. 
Emmieller,     ta.      10      sweetBD 

^vîlb  boney;  boney. 
IRramilouncr,  va.  to  murQe  up. 
Emoi,    sm.     trouble,    auxiety, 

alarm. 
Emollicnt,  e,  a.  emollient. 
S!:molumen(,  sm,  émolument. 
Emoude,  sf.  dung  of  hawks. 
ESnionder,  IY(.  to  prune;  *  trim. 
tEmoiiou.  s(.   émotion,   distur- 

bance.  [of- 

Enintter,  va.  to  break  tbe  clods 
Emonclicr,  va.  to  *  rid  of  Oies. 
ESmoucliet,  sm.  muskel-liawk. 
Emouchuir,  sm.  fly-flap.     [etc. 
Emoiidrc,  lirt.  to  *grind  (knives, 
Emouleur,  sm.  grinder. 
Emoussé,  e,  a.  blunt,  dull. 
Emousser,  va.  to  clear  of  moss; 

blunt, dull.  [excite, stirup,  start. 
Emouvoir,  va.  1o   move,  affect, 

S' — ,  Vf.  to  risc;  be  excited. 
Empailler,    va.    to  *    BU    with 

ftraw,  to  slull  (animal);  pack  up 

in  siraw.  [mer,  stuffer. 

En9)iaillciir,  8e,  s.  cbair-botlo- 
Em[>nlemen<,  sm.  empalement. 
Empiiler.  va.  to  empale. 
Eiii|i:>iinrlier,  vit.  to  adorn  witb 

(\'allicrs   [dumc. 
Eni|>aqneler,    va.    (0    '    make 

into  a  bundie,  to  *  pack  up. 


Emparer  (s'),  vr.  to  take  pos- 
session of;  seize  upon;  cccupy. 
Empàlemeut,  sm.  clamminess; 

cramming;  impaslalion. 
Empâter,  va,  to  *  make  sticky; 

to  cram  ;  to  fatten;  to  blend. 
Empaumer,  va,  to  strike  (a  bail 

at  tennis);  grasp,  wUeedIe. 
Empanmnre,  sf.  top  antlers  oft 

slag;  palm  ofa  glove. 
Empêchement,  sm.  hinderance, 

obstacle,  impediment. 
Empêcher,  ta.  to  hinder,  pre- 

vent,  stop. 

S' — ,  vr.  to  •  help;  présent. 
Empeigne,   sf.  vamp  of  a  shoe. 
Empellemcnt,  sm.  sluicBi 
Empereur,  sm.  emperor. 
Empesage,  sm.  starcbing. 
Empeser,  va.  to  starcb* 
Empester,  va.  to  infect;  taint. 
Empêtrer,  va.  to  entangle,  ham 

jer.  [poîiiy;  bombast: 

Emphase,    sf.    emphasis,    pom 
Emphali>|uc,  a.  —  lic.     [cally 
Eiiiphaliquemciit,   ad.    —    ti- 
Empiéter,   va.  to  cncroach;  iU' 
Empiler,  ra.to  pile;  stack.  [vade. 
Empire,  Sm.  empire,  sway,  rule, 
Empirer,  va.  to  *  make  worse. 
— ,  vn.  to  *  grow  worse. 
Empirique,  a.  —  rical. 
Empirisme,  sm.  empiricism. 
Emplaceuient,     sm.     ground, 

place,  spot;  slite. 
Emplâtre,  sf.  plaster. 
Emplette,  sf.  b3rgain,purcbase 
Emplir,  va.  to  RU. 

S'—,  vr.  to  eu. 

Emploi,  sm.  use,  employ,  em- 

ployment,  office,  place. 
Employer,  va.  to  use,  to  employ. 

S'—,  vr.    to   dévote,   or  em- 
ploy one's  self. 
Emplumé,  e,  a.  feathered. 
Empocher,va.  le  pocket,  [clutch. 
Empoigner,  va,  (o  grasp,  seize; 

S'—,  vr.  to  seize  eacb  otber. 
Empois,  sm.  starcb.  [ning. 

Empoisonnoment,  sm.    puiso- 
Empoisonner,    va,    to    poison, 

infect,  corrupt.  [soner. 

Empoisonneur,  se,  s.  a.    poi" 


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Enipoiaser,  va.  to  pitch. 

EiupnissoiiiivmeuC,  «m,  stock- 
ing  with  fish,  [with  flsh. 

Empoissonner,     Da.    to    stock 

ICmporlé,  e,  a.  S.  passionate. 

Ëniporlenicut,  sm.  passiOD  ; 
transport;  fit,  ■violence. 

Emporta-pièce ,  5m.  punch; 
bitlfir  salirist. 

Emporter,  va.  lo  carry  away, 
imply,  pre\ail,  obtain,  *  take 
out;  surpass;  outdo.  [sion. 

S'—,   vr.  lo   *  fly   into  a  pas- 

Empoler,  va.  to  pot;  put  in  pot. 

Empourprer,  L'u.  to  purple. 

Empreindre,  va.  lo  imprint, 
impress;  stamp.  [ged. 

Empreint,  e,  a.  impressed  ;  tin- 
Empreinte  ,  sf.  impression, 
stamp.  [ward;  eager. 

Empressé,  o,  a.  assiduous;  for- 
Empressement,  sm.  eagerness, 
alacritj,  haste,  assiduity. 

Empresser  (s^),  vr,  to  *  be  ea- 
ger; hasten;  make  haste. 

Emprisonnement,  sm.  impri- 
sonment. 

Emprisonner,   va.  tO  imprison. 

Emprunt,  sm.  a  loan. 

Emprunter,  va.  to  borrow,  de- 
rive;  receive,  assume. 

Emprunteur,  so,  s.  borrower. 

Empjrée,  a.  empyreal.  [— tress, 

Emulateur,   trice,   a.   —    tor; 

Emulation,  sf.  émulation. 

Kmnie,  sm,  rival,  competitor. 

I!':mulsion,  sf.  emulsion. 

Ha,  pr.  in,  into,  for,  by,  of,  like. 

—  avant,  ad,  forward. 

—  liant,  above,  up  slairs. 

—  bas,  below,  down,  stairs. 
~,pro.  ofhim,  of  her,  of  them, 

«fit,  on  it,  al  il,  to  it,  it,  any, 
jeme,  Ihence. 

Encablure,  sf.  a  cable's  lenglh. 

^ncaclremcut,  sm.  framing; 
frame. 

Encadrer,  va.  to  *  fiame;  sur- 
round; enoircle. 

Encager,  va.  to  cago,  encage. 

Encaissement,  sm,  putting, 
tubbing  plants,  elc. 

Encaisse,  if,  cash  in  band. 


Encaissé,    e,   a,    having   steep 

branks. 
Encaisser,  va.  to  pack  up,  case. 
Encan,  sm.auctioa  sale,  auclion. 
Encanailler,    va.    to     dégrade; 

lowed.  [low  Company. 

S'—,  vr.  to  dégrade  one's  sell'by 
Encnpiiclionner    (s^)  ,    vr,    ta 

wear  a  hood  ;  muffle  one's  head. 
Eucaquer,  va.  to  barret. 
Encastelure,  sf.   contraction  ùt 

the  hood. 
Encastrer,  va.  to  fit  in,  let  in> 
Encaustique,  sf.  encaustlc. 
Encavcr,  va.  to  '  store  in  acel- 

lar.  [round. 

Eneeindre,  vr.  to  enclose;  sur- 
Enceinte,  sf.  enclosure,  circuit, 

fence;  place,  room. 
— ,  a.  pregnant. 
Encens,  sm.  incense,  flattery. 
Encensement,     sm.     censing, 

perfuraing.  [worship. 

Encenser,  V.  to  cense;  incense; 
Eaiceiiseur,  SîH.  llatterer. 
Encensoir, sm .  censer.  [cession . 
Encliaînenient,  S}}?,  cbain;  sue- 
En  chaîner,i;a.  tochain,enchain, 

S' — ,  vr,  to  be  linked  togelhcr. 
Encbaiuurc,  sf.  concaténation. 
Euchanteuicnt,  ^m.    enchant- 

ment,  delight.  [gic. 

Eucbanté,  c,  a.  enchanted;  ma- 
Enckantcr,  va,  to  enchant,  de- 
light. 
Enchanteur,  im.  enchanter. 
Eiicbanteres^e-.s/'.  enchantress. 
Encbaperonuer,  va.  to  hoodi 
Enchâsser,     va.     to     enchase, 

enshrine.  [ting. 

Enchâssurc,  sf.  enchasing,  set- 
Encbausser,    va,    to   earth    up 

(plants). 
Enchère,  sf,  bidding,  bid. 
Enchérir,  va.  to  outbid,  raisc; 

bid  for. 
— ,  vn.  to  raise  in  price.  [in  price. 
Enclicrissemcnt  ,    sm.    rising 
Enchérisseur,  sm.  biddcr. 
Enchcvaucbure  ,    sf.    lapping 

over. 
Enchevêtrer,  va.  to  halter. 

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Enchevêtrure,     s[.    chimney- 

beam,  halter-cast. 

Encliifrcncmciit ,    5m.     stop- 
page in  Ibe  nose. 

Eiicliiri-ciier,    va.    to    cause    a 
coid  in  Ibe  bead. 

Eticlave,  s/,  boundary. 

Eiiclaveiueiit,  sm.  enclosing. 

Enclaver,    la.  to  enclose,  sur- 
round, [«ipt. 

Enclin,    e,  a.  inclined,    prose, 

Eiicloîtrer,  va.  to  cloisier  up. 

Enclore,  va.  to  enclose,  fence. 

Enclos,  sm.  enclosure. 

Enclouer,  va,   to  prick  a  horse. 

Enclouure,    s/,    pncking    of  a 
horse 's  foot;  spiking  of  a  gun. 

Enclume,  sf.  UQYil. 

Encliimeau,  sm.  hand  an\il. 

Encoche,  sf.  notcb. 

Encoffrer,  va.  to  coler:  hoard; 
put  in  prison. 

Encoguure,    sf.   corner,  angle. 

Encollage,  5m.  sizing;  size. 

Encoller,  va.  to  size. 

Encolure,    sf.    Ibe    chest    cf  a 
horse;  looks.  [dont. 

Encombre,    sm.  cumber,  acci- 

Eucombrcment,  sm.  incumbe- 
ring,  obstraction.  [truct. 

Encombrer,  t!«.  to  stop  up;  obs- 

Encontre,  sf.  counler. 
A  r — ,  ad.  against. 

Encore,  nd.    jet,   again,   even, 
besides,  still,  more. 

—  que,  though. 
Encorné,  e,  a.  horned* 
Encouragement,  sm.  —  ment. 
Encourager,   va.  to  encouiage, 

incite.  [o'"g. 

Encourageant,  e,  a.   eccoura- 
Eiicourir,  va.  to  incur. 
Encrages?»,  inking. 
Encrasser,  i!(i.  to  diity;  soil. 

S*—,  Dr.  to  get  dirty. 
Encre,  xf.  ink. 

—  tlo  Chine,  india  ink. 
Encrer,  va.  to  ink. 
Encrier,  sm.  inksland. 
Eiicroué,  c,  a.  entangled. 
Eiicroùié,  e,  a.  inveterate. 
Encroûter,  ta.  to  cover  nith  a 

cuirass. 


S^cncroûter,  vr.  to  (alher  a 

crust. 
Eucuver,  va.  to*  put  into a  tub 

Encyclique,  a.  —  clical. 

Encf'clopéilie,  sf.  encyclopedia 
Encyclo|lcilique.  a.  —  dian. 
Enilctter,  va.  to  bringinto debt 

8' — ,  vr.  to  run  into  debt. 
Endêver,  vil.  to  *  be  vexed, 
Endiablé,  e,  a.  possessed,  de 

testahle.  [one's  Sunday  clolbe: 
Enilimaucher  (s'),vl'.to*put  on 
Endoctriner,    la.    tO    iudoctri 

nale;  teach. 
Endolori,  e,  a.  painful.  [injure 
Endommager,  va.  to  damage 
Endormeur,  sm.  wheedier,  ca- 
joler, [benumb,  cajole 
Endormir,   va.   to   lui!   asleep  ; 

S'—,  tir.  to  *  fall  asleep. 
Endos,  sm.  endorscment. 
Endossement,     sm.     endorse- 

ment.  [on;  ïaddle  with 

Endosser,  va.  to  endorse,  toput 
Endosseur,  S)n.  endorser. 
Endroit,  sm.   place,  spot,  side, 

part,    passage  ;  right  side  of  a 

tissue. 
Enduire,  va.  to  *  dû  over,  coat. 
Enduit,  sm.  coat.  [ring- 

Endurant,   e,  (/.  patient,  endu* 
Endurcir,  va.  to  harden,  inure, 

S*—,  i'?'.  10  grow  bard,  become 
hardened.  [callousness. 

Endurcissement,  s  »7. bard  ness, 
Endurer,  l'a.  to  endure,  sulfer. 
Energie,  sf.  energy,  power. 
Energique,  a.  ene;getical. 
Encrgiquement,  ad.  —  tically, 
Eiici-giimène,  s.  a  demoniac. 
Enerver,  va.  to  eaervate,  wea- 

ken.  [of. 

Enfaiicr,  va.  to  coTer  Ibe  ridg 
Eiifuiice,  sf.  infancy,   chilhood. 
Enfant,  s.  cbi'.d,  ialaiit. 
—  trouvé,  foundling.         [hope 
Enrants    perdus,    pi.     forlora 
Enfantement,  sm.   cbitdhirth, 
Enfanler,  vu.  tO  *  bring  forth. 
Enfantillage,  S)»,  cbildislincss. 
Enfantin,  c,  a.   cbildisb,  infan- 

tine. 
Eufariuer,  va,  to  Qour;  âust. 


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Enfer, sni.  hell.  [close,  comprise. 
Enfermer,  va.  to  *  shut,  to  en- 

S' — ,  vr.  to  shut  one's  self  up. 
Enferrer,  va.  le  *  run  through, 

pierca,  [inconsideratelj. 

S' — ,  tir.  co  '  hurt  one's  self 
Enfllade,    sf.    suite   of    rooms, 

string,  séries,  enfilade. 
EnQIer,  va.  to  Ihread,  *  string, 

*  go  through,  *  run  Ihrough. 

S'—,  vr.   to  he   run    through; 
get  involved. 
Enfin,  ad.  in  fine,  at  last,  in  short. 
Enllauimé,    e,    a-    burning,  on 

fire,  ignited.  [on  fire;  ignite. 
Enaainuier,va.  to  inflame,  *  set 
Enfler,  u    to  *  swell  up;  pufT  up. 

S' — ,  vr.  to  swell;  rise;  be  puf- 

fed  up.  [clalion. 

Enflure,  sf.  fwelling,  bombaft, 

Enfoiiçage,sm.boltominga  cask. 

Eufonceinciit,sm.  breaking  in, 

recess,  driving. 
Enfoncer,  va.  to  '  break  open, 

to  *  thrust  in,  to  *  sink,  rout. 

S' — ,  vr.  to  penelrale,  plunge; 

fall. 
Eufonceiir  de  portes  ouver- 
tes, sm.  boaster;  braggart. 
Enfonçui-c,  sf.  bollora  of  a  bed- 

slead;  hollow,  ca"vity. 
Cnforcir,  va.  to  strengthen,  to 

gather  strenght. 
Enfouir,  va.  to  *  hide;  bury. 
Enfouissement,     sm.     hiding, 

burjing. 
Enfourcher,  va.  to  besirîde. 
Eufourchure,    sf.     setling   in 

loaves. 
Enfournei.,  va.  to  *  set  in  Icaves. 

S' — ,  vr.  to  get  inlo. 
Enfreindre,  VU.  lo  infringe- 
Enfreinte,  sf.  iurraclion. 
Enfroqucr  (s''),ur.  lo  turn  monk. 
Enfuir  (s'),  vr.  to    ttoe  ;  lly  run 

away;   escape  ;   run   ont;   disap- 
Enfumer,  va.  to  smoke,     [pear. 
Enfutailier,  ua.  to  barrel. 
Engageant,    e,    a.    engaging, 

winning.  [raortgage,eulislment. 
Engagement,  sw.  —  ment, 
Engager,   va.   lo  indiice,  enlist; 

mortgage;  engage;  pswn, invite. 


S'engager,  vr.  to  enlisi,  I  ind 
one's  self,  *run  in  debt ,  en- 
gage. 
Engagiste, sm.  mortgagee. 
Engaîuer,  l'a.  lo  *  sheatli. 
Euganter,   va.    to    gain    upon; 

cajole. 
Engeance,  sf.  brood,  race-. 
Engcncer,    va.    to    embarras?; 

saddie  with. 
Engelure,  sf.  chilblain. 
Engendrer,    va.    to    engender, 

produce,  *  beget,  breed.  [sheaf. 
Eugcrber,  va.'  bind  insheaves. 
Engin,  sm.  engine,  craft,  skill. 
Englober,  va.  to  unité,  *  mix. 
Engloutir,   VU.    to   swa'llow    up, 

inpulf,  absorb,  squander. [lime. 
Engluer,   va,   to  daub  with  bird 
Engonce,  c,  a.  awkward. 
Engoncer,  va.  to  disfigure. 
Engorgement,  sm.  obstructiOTl, 

congestion.  [struct. 

Engorger,  va.  to  choke  up,  ob- 
Engoueuicnt,  sm.   choking,  in- 

faluation,  foiiduess. 
Engoueras''),  vr.  to  cboke one's 

self,  tn  *  be  infatualed.  [gulfed. 
Engouffrer  (s''),  vr.  to  *  be  in- 
Engouriti,  e,  a.  torpid;  dull  as- 

lerp.  [dull. 

Engourdir,     un.      to     benumb 

s" — ,  vr.  to  get  dull,  torpid. 
Engourdissement,  STO.benum- 

bed  ncss,  stilness,  dullness. 
Engrais,   sin.  fat,  pasture,  ma- 

niirc,  compost,  falting. 
Engraisser,  va.  lo   falton,   ma- 

nure,  cram,  enrich. 
Engranger,   l'O.  lo   house    COm. 
Eugraver,  to  strand. 
Engrenage,  sm.  gear;  gearing. 
Engrener,  vn.  to  feed  a  mill. 
— ,  m    lo  Ihrow  inlo  gear;  •  teed 

uilh  cnrn.  [child  (low). 

En;;rosspr,   Va.    tO    *    gel    wilh 
Enharilir,  l'a.  lo  embolden. 

.««''—,  vr.  lo  make  buld.  [ing. 
Enliarnaclicnient,sm.  harness- 
Enliarnaciier,  va.   to   baruess, 

acf'OLiIre. 
Euigmniique,  a.  —  tical.  [callj. 
Enigmati<iuomcutj  ad.   —  U' 


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Rnigmc,  sf.  coigma. 

iCnivré,  e,  a.  drunk,  inloxica- 
ted,  conceited.  [transport. 

■':i>ii'i-ciuciit,  S7n,    iiiloxicaliiig 

ecuÎTrer,  vn.  to  *  intoxicate; 
inebriale.  [catcd. 

8' — ,  vr.  lo  get  drunk,  intoxi- 

Bnjamlicc,  sf.  slrido. 

Enjaiubemcul,  S)7i.  running  of 
a  verse.  [jsi'tï  encroacb. 

Enjamber,   v.   to  *  slride,  pro- 

KnjGii,  sm.  stake  (at  play). 

Knjoindre  ,  va.  to  enjoin, 
charge.  [joie. 

Eujûlcr,    va.     to   invcigle,    ca- 

Enjfilcur,  se,  s.  inveigler;  ca- 
joler, [ment. 

Enjolivement,  sm.  embellish- 

Enjoliver,i;fT.  embellish,*  ?ct  ol. 

Enjoliveur,  sm.  embulli^hc^. 

Enjoué,  e,  a.  playful,  sportive, 
merrj.  [spriglitliness. 

EBijoucmcnt,  5?n,  spoi  liveness, 

Enlacement,  Sf)!.  entangling, 
interlacing.  [fold. 

Enlacer,  ta.  to   enlace;  twine: 

Fnlaidir,  v.  to  disligure,  to  * 
grow  ugly.  [rement. 

Eiilaidissemt'nt,    sm.    disfigu- 

Eulévement,  sm.  carrjing  off, 
clearing,  removal. 

Enlever,    va.  to  lift  up,    carry 
off  ,*  take  off,  raise;  flay. 
S' — ,  Dr.  to  corne  offjrise. 

Enleveur,  sm.  kidna]iper. 

Enicvure,  sf.  pustule,  pimple. 

Enlnwiner,  la.   to  colour. 

Enliiminotir,  sm.  colourer. 

Enluminure,  sf,  colouring  tin- 
sel,  [fiend. 

Ennemi,  e,   a.  s.  ennemy,  foc, 

— ,  a.  unfricndly,  hostile,     [vate. 

Ennoldir,  va.  to   ennoble,  cle- 

Ennui,  sm.  tc'diousness,  vexa- 
tion, irksomeness;  spleen  an- 
noyance.  [some. 

Ennuyant,   c,  a.  tedious;  tire- 

Ennujier,  va.   to  weary,  tire. 
S'—,  vr.  *  be  tired. 

Eunu)eu8ement,af2.  tediously. 

Ennujeux,  se,  a,  S.  wearisome, 
tiresome,  tedious. 

Enoncé,  enuncicrtion;  statemeuti 


Enoncer,  va.  to  express,  enun< 

ciate,  stale. 

S' — ,  vr.  lo  express  one's  self. 
Enonciutif,  vc,  a.  to  enuncia- 

tive.  [cnunciation. 

Enoncintion ,    5^     expression. 
Enorgueillir,    va.    to    *    luakô 

proud,  puff  up. 

S'—,  vr.  to  *  get  prend. 
Enorme,  a.  enormous,  huge. 
Eiioi-mcuient,  ad.   —   mously; 

unmeasurably.  [nousness. 

Enurmité,  sf.  —  mîty,  hei- 
Enquérnnt,  e,  a.  inquisitlvo. 
Enquérir  (»'),  vr.  to  inquîrei 
Enquête,  s/,  iuquiry;  inquest. 
Enquêter  (s'),  vr.  to  inquire* 
Enquêteur,  sm.  inquirer. 
Enraciner    (s')  ,    Vr.    tO     take, 

root;  *  implant. 
Enragé,  c,  a.  mad.  [provokîng. 
Enrageant  ,    e,   a.   maddening, 
Enrager,  un.   to  *  be  mad.  Ce 

enraged.  [apply  tbe  brake. 

Enrajer,  lia.  to  *  spoke  a  whell  ; 
Enruyure  ,  «/■.   lock-cbain;  trig- 

ger.  [in  régiments. 

Enrégimenter,  va.  to  embody. 
Enregistrement,  sm.  register- 

ing,  rccording.  [enroi. 

Enregistrer,  va.    to    register; 
Enrliumcr.rfl.  togiveone  acold. 

8'—,  vr.  lo  *  catch  cold. 
Enrichir,   va.  to  enrich,  store. 

8'— ,tji'.  to  *  grow  rich. 
Enricbis8ement,s7>i.  enrichi ng, 

embellishment.  [enlistment. 
Enrôlement,  sm.  enrolment; 
Enrôler,  va.  tO  enrol;  enlist. 

S' — ,  vr.  to  enrol  one's  self. 
Enrouement,  sm.  hoarseness. 
Enrouer,  va.  to  '  make  hoarse- 

S' — ,  vr.  lo  *  become  hoarse. 
Enrouiller,  va.  to  *  rusty. 

S'—,  to  *  get  rusty. 
Enroulement,  sm.  rolling. 
Enrouler,  va,  to  roll,  wrap  up> 

S'—,  vr.  to  twist  round. 
Enrubanner,  va.   tO  trim  witt? 

ribbons. 
Ensabler,  vr.  to  '  run  aground. 
Ensablement,    sm.   sand-bank. 
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Snsnuglanter,  va,  to  *  blood;, 

stain  wilh  blood. 
EnseigiiL-,    sf.  sign,  token,   co- 

lours,  mark. 
GnseigiiKnirnt ,    «m.     Inslroc- 

(ion,  (eacliing. 
enseitsncr,  îja.  to  leach,  instruct. 
Kusellé,  e,  liollow-l>ackfcd. 
Ensemble,  ad.  logclher,  at  once. 
— ^  sm.  w'bote,  ensemble;  uniiy. 
CnscinciicciuoHt,  sm.  50wing, 
ensemencer,»!,  to  '  sow.  [close. 
Ciiscrrer,  va.  to  *  lock  np;  en- 
Ensevelir,  va.  to  lury;  î+iroud. 
Kiise«'eli»9einciit,  51)^  burying. 
ensorcellement,     sm.     bewit- 

ching. 
Ensorceler,  tin.  to  hewitch. 
Ensorceleur,  sm.  bewitcher, 
Ensoufrer,  va.   to  •  brimsfone, 

sulphur.  -   [slove. 

EnsonCroir,  sm.  sulphuiing, 
Eusnite,  ad.  aflerwards. 
Ensuivant,  s.  ensuing.  [sue. 
Ensuivre  (s"),  îir.to  follow,  en- 
Eniublemcnt,  S))!,  entablalure. 
Entacher,  va.  10  lainl,  larnish. 
Kutaillc,  Entiiiliurc,$/'.  nolcb, 

gasb,  incision. 
Entailler,  va.  to  notcb;  gasb. 
Entame,  sf.  fîr^t  eut. 
Entamer,  va.  to  *  make  the  first 

eut,  *  begin,  eut,  incise. 
Eiitauinre,  s/,  eut,  first  eut. 
ICntassement,  sm.  beap,  board. 
Entasser,  va.  heap  up. 
Ente,  sf.  grart,  grafled,  stock. 
Enteuilenient,  S7n.  undersland. 
Entendenr,  sm,  hearer,       [ing. 
Entendre,  va.  to  *  hear,  *  un- 
— »un.  lomean,  expect.[derstand. 

S** — ,  vr.  to  *  be  understood. 
Entendu,  e,  a.  inlelligent. 

Bien  —  que,  ad.  certainiy;  of 

course. 
Entente,  sf.  meaning,  skill. 
Enter,  va.  to  graft,  ingraft. 
Eiiterremeut,  sm.   funeral;  en- 

terment. 
Enterrer,  lia.  to  bury,  inter. 
Entêté,  e,  a.  obstinate. 
— ,  s.  obstinale  person. 
Eutêtemeut,  sm,  obstinscy. 


Entêter,  va.   to  alTect  Ihe   beod 
of;  icioxicate. 
S'—,  t')'.  to  *  he  obstinale. 

Entlloiisiasn>e,.s'?}t.  entluisiasir. . 

Enthousiu^mer,  va.   to  eorap- 
ture.  [for. 

8'—,    vr.   to    be    enibusiaflic 

Enthousiaste,   sm.  enlhusiasl. 

Enticher,  r«.  taint,  blemish. 
S'-^-  to  get  tainted. 

Entlc>,e, n.  eniire,  whole,  com- 
plète; perrect.  [wholly. 

Entièrement,     ad.      enlirely, 

Entoiler,  urt.to*  mouDt  on  can- 

Entomologie,  sf.  -  gy.       [vas. 

Entomologique,  a.  —  gjcal. 

Entomologiste,  sm.  —  gist. 

Eiiloniiage,     Entonnctnent , 
sm.  tunning.  [an  air,  sing. 

Ei>toiiiier,r(r.  toinlone*  strike  up 

Entonnoir,  sm.   funnel. 

Entorse,  sf.  sprain. 

Entor«illage,s)?î.  entarglement. 

Eiitoi-tiilement,   S7n.    Iwisling, 
winding. 

Entortiller,    va.    fo    wrap     up 
t\\ist,  perplex,  entangle. 
S" — ,  vr.  to  twist;  wind  aboul. 

Entourage, $/}i.  a  rrame.[tance- 

—,sm.  mounlingsetting,  acquain. 

Entourer,  va.  to  surround;  en- 
close. 

Entournure,  sf.  slee\e-hole. 

Eutours,  sm.  pi.  environs,  at- 
tendants, 

Entr'acte,  sm.  interlude. 

Entr''aider  fJ/J,  vr.  to  *    help 
one  anolber.  [bowels. 

Entrailles, s/.pZ.  entrails,  heart, 

Entr'aimer    (s'),     vr.    to    love 
one  another.  [malien. 

Entrain,  sm.    life,    spirit,  ani- 

Entrainalilo,    a.    liable    to    be 
carried  away.  [teniptalion. 

Entratncment,  sm.  enlbusiasm; 

Entraîner,    va.  fo  carry   away; 
lead;  drag;  entaii;  captivate. 

Entraver,  !;<j.  to  clog  ;  Iramnel; 
hinder. 

Entraves,  sf.  pi.  shackles,  fel- 
ters,  obstacles. 

Entre,  jvr.  between,  among,  îd. 

—  ileuX)  betwixt  and  betweea. 

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Rnire-detix,  sm.  middle;  inser- 
tion of  embroidery, 
Entreliâilicr,  vn.  to  lialf  open. 
Kuii'ccbat,  sm.  cross-caper. 
Entrechoquer  (s^>,vr.  to  *  dash 

against  each  olher;  clash. 
F.uii'ccdte.  sf,  ribs  of  beeF. 
entrecouper,  va.  to  iutersect; 

inlerrupt,  cross. 
Entrée,    sf.    entry,    admission, 

entrance,  beginning. 
Entrcfaiie,  s/',  interval.    [time. 

Sur  ce»  —,  ad.  in  the  mean- 
Entre-sent,  syn.  tact,  address. 
En«rVsorgcr  (s'),  vr.  to  •  eut 

one  anotber's  throat. 
Enlrclacenicnl,sm.intprl3cing. 
Entrelacer,    vu.  to    interlace; 

blend.  [lard. 

Entrelarder,   va,  to  interiard, 
Entremêler, va.  to  intermingle. 

S'—,  vr.  to  intermix. 
Entremet*,  sm.  side-dif-b. 
Entremetteur,  s.  a  gobct^veen, 

agent.  [pose. 

Entremettre  (s'),  vr.  to  inler- 
Eutremise  ,   sf.    interposition, 

intervention. 
Entrepont,  sm.  between-decks. 
Entreposer,  va.  to  ^arelionse. 
Entreposeur,   sm.  store-hcuso 

manager.  [warehouse. 

Entrepôt,  sm.  a  staple,  mart  ; 
Entreprenant,  e,  a.  bold,  as- 

suming,  venlurefome. 
Entreprendre,  va.  to  *  nnder- 

take,    altempt,     incroach,    at- 

tempt  upon.  [masier-builder. 
Entrepreneur, s?/i.  underlaker, 
Entrepris,  e, impotent,  cripple. 
Eutreprïre,  sf.  enterprise,  un- 

dertaking,  incroachraent. 
Entrer,  va.  to  enter,  •  go  in,  * 

corne  in,  express,  *  begin. 

Faire  — ,  to  put  in;  inlroduce. 
Entresol,  S7n.  entersol. 
Entretailler  (s"),  vr.  to  eut, 
Entretaîllure,  s/,  crepance 
Entretemps,  sm.  meaiilimo. 
Entretenir,   t'a.    to   hold  toge- 

ther;  keep  un,  enterlain;  con- 

•verse  with.     [verse  wilh;  keep. 

«'— ,  to  support  each  other;  con- 


Entretlen,    sm,    maintenanes, 

keeping  in  repair,  conversation^ 

cloihing. 
Entre-toile,  sm.  open  <vork, 
Enire-tuer  (s'),  vr.lo  kill  cacb 

ollier. 
Entrevoir,  t'n.to*  hâve  a  glimpse 

of,  *  see  imperfectiy. 
Entrevue,  sf.  interview. 
Enlr''ol>ligcr  (s'),  vr.  to  oblige 

one  another.  [set  ajar. 

Enlr''ouvrir,  va.  to  half-open; 

8' — ,  vr.  to  open;  crack. 
Euumération,  sf.  —  tion. 
Enumcrcr,  Da.  to  enumerate. 
Envahir,  va.   to  invade,  usurp. 
EiBvnhissemcnt,  sni.  invasion. 
Envahisseur,  sm.  invader. 
Enveloppe ,  sf.  a  cover;  exte- 

rior;  envelop. 
Enveloppement, sm.  nrapping. 
Envelopper,  DO.  to  *  wrap  np, 

cover;  surround;  disguise. 

S"—,  to  wrap  one's  self  i^p. 
Envenimer,    va.    to    envenom, 

exaspcrate,  irritate,  fesler. 
Envcrguer,  va.  to  *  bend  sails. 
Envergure,    sf.  spread   of  the 

wings;  lenglh  of  yards. 
Envers. ;)r.  towards,  to. 
Envers,  sm.  the  wrong  side. 

A  P — ,  ad.  wrong  side  outwards. 
Envi  (qf),  wilb  émulation, emti- 

lously. 
Enviable,  a.  enviable. 
Envie,  sf.    envj,  désire,  mark; 

agnaii,  flaw. 
Envier,  va.  to  envy;  long  for. 
Envieux,  se,  a.  S.  envions. 
Environ  ,  pr.  about,  thereabout. 
Environnant, e,  a.  surrounding 
Environs ,  sm.  pi.  environs  ,  vi- 

cinity.  [round. 

Environner,  va.  toenviron;  sur- 
Euvisagcr,  va.   to  look  at,  face. 
Envoi,  sm.  sending,  envoy. 
Euvoisinc,  o,  a.  having  neigb- 

bours. 
Envoler  (s'),  vr.  to  fly  away. 
Envoj-cr,  i;a.  to  '  send,  t»  émit 
Epacte,  sf.  epact. 
EpagnenI,  sm.  spaniel. 
Epais,  se,  n.  tbick,dutU 


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Epais,  sm.  tliickncss,  thick. 
Epnisseiir,  sf.  tliiokness. 
Kpnissir,  va.  to  Ihicken. 

S" — ,  vr.  to  get  thick. 
Epaissiisseiucnt,  STn.lbickenlngc 
Epamprer, lin.  to  thin  outwinds 
Epauchemciit,  s)n.  pourÎDgout 

extravasion  ;  effusion. 
Epancher,  va.  lo  pour  out,  dis- 

charge. 

S'—,  vr.  to  overflow,  speakont 
Epnudi-e,  t'a.  to  scatter;  shed. 
Epanoui,  e,  a.  full  blown. 
Epanouir,  va.  to  open;  exp 

cheer.  [cheer  up 

S' — ,  vr.  to  blow,   te    bloom 
EpanoiiÊsscnioni,  sm.  blowing 

of  Dowers,  brightening. 
Epargne,  sf.  savingness. 
Epargner,  va.  to  spare;  save. 
EparpillenienI,  sm.  scattering. 
Eparpiller,  va.lo  scatter. 
Epars,e,  a.  scattered,  dispersed. 
Eparvin,  sm.  spavin. 
Epaté,  e,  a.   jlat ,  broken-footcd 

(as  a  glass). 
Epaule,  sf.  shoulder.  [shoulder. 
Kpaulemcut,  sm.    epaulment  ; 
Epauler,    va.     to    hurl    in     tlie 

shoulder;  help;  aid.    [epaulet. 
Epaulctte,    sf.   sboulder-piece, 
Epave,  a.  if.  straj. 
Kpée,  sf.  sword. 
Epcler,  va.  to  '  spell. 
Epellation,;/'.  spelling. 
Eperdiu,e,B.dismayed;  distracted. 
l'^perduuieut,  ad.  distractcdly. 
Eperlan,s??i.smelt.  ['iugs. 

Eperon, sm.  spur,  bnttress,  star- 
Eperouué,  e,  a.  spurred. 
Eperouuer,  va.  to  spur. 
Eperonnier,  sm.  spurrier. 
Eperonnière,  5^.  spur-leather. 
Epervier,  sm.  sparrow-hawk. 
Ephémère,  a,  epbemera!. 
Ephéméridc»,  sf.  yl,  epheme- 

rides. 
Epi ,  sm.  ar  of  corn. 
Epice,  sf.  spice. 

Paiu  d' — ,  gingerbread. 
Epicéa,  sf.  pi,  sweelmeats. 
Epicé  ,  e ,  a.  spiced,  seasoned. 
Epicer,  va.  to  spice,  season. 


Epicerie,  sf.  spices,  grocery. 
Epicier,  e,  s.  grocer. 
Epicurien,  ne,  a.  epicurean. 
—  sm.  epicure. 
Epicurisme ,  sm.  epiCurism. 
Epidémie,  sf.  epidemy. 
EpidéBiique,a.  epidemical. 
Epiderme,  sm.  epidermis. 
Epié,  e,  a.  eared,  in  ear  (as  corn); 

spiked. 
Epier,  va.  to  watch  ;  spy. 
Epierrer,  va.  to  clear  of  Stones» 
Epieu,  sm.  spear,  javelin. 
Epigrammatique  ,  a.  —  ticat. 
Epigramnialiste,sm.  —  list. 
Epigramme,  sf.  an  epîgram. 
Epigraphe,  sf.  epigraph,  motto. 
Epilatoire,  «.  depilatory. 
Epiiepsie,   >f,    falling  sickness, 

epiiepsy. 
Epilepiique ,  a.  et  S.  epileptic. 
Epiler,  va.  to  depilate. 
Epileur,  se,  s.  depilator. 
Epilogue,  sm.  —  gue. 
Epiioguer,    V.    find   fault   witb 

censure.  [critic. 

Epilof  ueur  ,    sm.    Tault-finder, 
Epiuards,  sm.  jjI.  spinage. 
Epine  ,  sf.  thorn,  prickle. 
EpineHc,s/'.  spinet. 
Epineux,  se,  a.  thorny  difficult. 
Epingle, sf.  pin.  [ney. 

Epingles,  sf.^i.  présent, pin-mo- 
Epinglier,  e ,  S.  a  pin-maker. 
Epiuière,  sf.  spinal. 
Epiiioche,  sm.  stricldeback. 
Epiphanie, s/,  epiphany,  twelflb- 

day. 
Epique,  a,  epic. 
Episcopal,  e,  a.  eplscopal. 
Fpiscopat,  sm.  episcopacyé 
Episode,  s?)t.  épisode. 
Episodique,a.  episodicaI> 
Epispasiique,  a.  epispastic. 
Episser,  va.  to  splice. 
Epissure,  sf.  splice. 
Epistolaire,  a.  epistolary- 
Epitaphe,  sf.  epitaph. 
Epitase,  sf.  epitasis. 
Epithalame,  sm.  —  lamium. 
Epithète ,  sf.  epithet. 
Epitome,  sm.  epilome. 
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Cpizoolique,  a.  cptzoolic. 
Spîire  ,  sf.  epislle  ;  letter 
Eploré,  e,  a.  in  lears. 
S^pliiohnge,  sni.  picking. 
Epliicbemciit^sm.  picking. 
Cplucbcr,  va.  to*pick,  sifl*  lop 

off;  eut  oir. 

S"—,  topick  fasbirds)i 
lEplucbcur,  se,  a.  picker. 
Eplucboir  ,  SDi.  a   paring-knife. 
Eplucbiires,  sf.  piekings. 
Cpoiiité,  e,  a.  without  a  point; 

hipshot. 
!Epoinler,r(7.lo  break  tbe  point  of. 
Epoinlure.  s/',  hipshot. 
Eponge,  sf.  sponge. 
£ponger,  va,  to  sponge. 
Epopée,  sf.  épopée. 
Epoque,  sf.  epoch,  date, 
Epouilrcr,  va.  to  dust.  [lungs. 
epoiimoiier  (s"),iic.to  tireoue's 
Epousailles,  sf.  pi.   espousals, 

weddings. 
Epouse,  sf.  spouse,  consort. 
Cpousée,  sf.  bride. 
Epotiser,  V.  to  nmrry,  espoiise. 
Epouscur,  syn.  suilor.        [beat. 
Epousselcr,  va.  to  du5t,  brusb, 
Epoiissettos,  sf.  dusting-lirush. 
Epoiivaiitnhle,  a.  drcadful. 
—  ïïuotit, ad.  dreadfuliy,  terribly. 
Cpouvuutail,  sm.  bugbear. 
Epouvante,  sf.  friglit,  terror. 
Epouvanter,    va.    lo     frigLten; 

terrify. 
Epoux,  sm.  spouse,  husband. 
— ^  pi.  husband  and  wife. 
Epreindre,     va,    to     express; 

press  out. 
Epreintcs,  sf.  tenesmus. 
Eprcutlrc  (»'),ui'.  tobesmitten. 
Epreuve,  sf.  trial,  prooT. 
Epris,  c,  a.  smitten,  enatnoured. 
Eprouver,  va.  to  trv,  prove. 
Cprouvelte,     sf.      eprouvetle , 
Eptagone,^'>}1.  heptagon.  [gauge. 
Epiicer,  V.  10  free  from  tleas. 
Epuîsaliie,  a.  cxbaustible. 
Epuisement,  sm.  draining.  ex- 

hauslion. 
Epuiser,  va.  to  drain,  exhausl. 
Epiiisctte,  sf.  land  ing. 
Epuratir,  ve,  a.  purifjfiag. 


Epuration,  sf.  puriTying,  pur- 
Epuratoirc,  a  piirifying.  [ging. 
Epure,  sf.  modei;  diagram. 
Epurer,  va.  to  puriTy,  purge. 

S'—,  vr.  lo  be  purified. 
Equarrîr^  Irt.  to  square. 
Equarrissage,  sni.  squaring. 
Equarris8emcnl,$m.  s qunri  ng. 
Equarrisseiir,  S171.  knacker. 
Equarissoir,  sm.  rimer. 
Equateur,  sjn.  equator. 
Equation,  sf.  équation. 
Equerre,  sf.  square,  i 
Equestre,  a.  cquestrian. 
Equiaugic,  a.  equiangular. 
Equilatéral,  e,  a.  —  leral. 
Equilibre,  sm.  equilibrium. 
Equilibrcr,vrt.lopoise,equalize. 
Eqiiinocliai,  le,  a.  —  tial. 
Equiuoxc,  sm.  equinox.    [crew. 
Equipage,  sm.  équipage,  dress; 
Equipée,  sf.  prank;  trick. 
Equipement,    sm.    cquipraent, 

filliug  out.  [fit  out. 

Equiper,    to    equip ,    accoutre; 

S' — ,  vr.  to  equip  one's  self. 
Equipoller,  va.  to  *  be  équiva- 
lent. 
Equitable,  a.  équitable,  just. 
Equilablcnicnt,  ad.  justly. 
Equitatiou.s/'.  — tion;  riding. 
Equité,  sf.  equity,  justice. 
Equivalent,  e.  ».  s.  —  lent. 
Equivaloir, rii.  to  be  équivalent. 
Equivoque  ^    sf,    equivocation, 

ambiguity. 
— ,  «.  equivocal,  suspicions. 
Equivoquer,  va.  lo  equivocate 
Erable,  s>n.  mapie-tree. 
Eradicalion,  sf.  —  tion. 
Eraller,  vn.  to  graze;  scratch. 
EraOure,  sf.  scratch. 
Eraillé,  e,  a.  frayed,  frettcd. 
Eraillen- -nt,  sni.  ectropium. 
Erailler..  va.  to  fray;  to  fret. 

S' — ,  vr.  to  fraj  out. 
Eraillure,$/'.  fraying. 
Ere,  sf,  era. 
Erectcur,  sm,  Ereclor. 
Erection,  sf.  érection. 
Ercinté,c,a.  knocked  up; jaded. 
Erciuter,   lia.    ta   *  break  the 

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flVrelnter,  vr.  to  break  one's 
Eréinitiqtie,  a.  —  tical.     [back. 
Erésipèlc,  sf.  erjsipelas. 
Ergo,  sin.  therefore. 
Ergot,  sm.  a  cock's  spur. 
Ergoïc,  c,  a.  spurred. 
Ergoter,  va.  to  cavil. 
Ergoteur,  sm.  ca^iller. 
Eriger,  va.  to  erect,  raise. 

S'—,  vr.  to  set  up  Tor. 
Ermitage,  sm.  hermitage. 
Eruiiic,  sm.  hermil. 
Erosion,  sf.  ero?ion. 
Erotique,  a.  erotic.  [bling. 

Erraut,  c,  a.  wandering,  ram- 
Errala,  sm.  errata. 
Erratique,  erratic. 
Erremcuts,  sm,  pi.  Steps. 
Errer,  vn.  to  err,  \iander. 
Erreur,  sf.  error;  Tault. 
Erroné,  e,  n.  erroneous. 
Ers,  syn.  -vetch. 
Erse,  sm.  criugle. 
Ernctalion,  sf.  — tion. 
Kruilit,  sm.  learned,  erudite. 
Eriitlitiou,  sf.  ^tion,  learning. 
Erugineux,  se,  0.   erilginOUS. 
Eriiptir.  ve*  n.  eruplive. 
Eruption,  sf.  eruplion,  rasb. 
Erj'sipèie,  sm.  erjsipelas. 
Es,    pr.     in.     Bnëbeiîcr-cs- 

Bcieiices,  bachclor  of  sciences. 
Escabeau,  eseabeIIc,S.  a  Stool, 

joinl-stool. 
Escadre,  sf.  squadron. 

Cljef  d' — ,  sm.  copimodore. 
Escadrille,  sf.  small  squadron. 
Escadron,  sm.  squadron  (oT  ca- 
Escaladc,  sf.  escalade      ['valrj. 
Escalader,  va.  to  scale. 
Escale,  sf.  calling. 
Escalier,  sm.  staircaseï 
Escalope,  5/,  scallop. 
Escamotage,  sm.  juggle. 
Escamoter,  va.  to  juggle;  filch. 
&scamo|i-<ir,  .':m.  filcher,  Jug- 

g  er. 
Escampette,  prendre    de   la 

poi&dre    d^escnmpette ,    to 

scan)per  away. 
Escapade,  5^  prank,  escapade. 
Escapc,  sf.  sbalt  of  a  column. 
Escarboi,  sm.  black-beetle. 


Escarboucle,  sf.  carbuncle. 
E^^arcelle,  sf.  pnrse,    monof 

bag.  [stairs. 

Escargot,  sm.    snail;    winding 
Escarmouche,  sf.  skirmisli. 
Escai-iBiouclier,rfZ.  to  skirmish. 
Escarnioucheur ,      sm.     skir- 
Escarole,  sf.  endive,      [raisher. 
Escarpe,  sf,  scarp. 
Escarpé,  e,  a.  steep;  rocky. 
Escarpement,  sm.  escarpment. 
Escarper,  va.  to*  cufvertically;. 
Escarpin,  sm.  pump.      [escarp. 
Escarpolette,  sf.  sv.ing. 
Escarre,  s/'.escliar,  gap.[earnest. 
Escient  (à    bon),  ad.  in  good 
Esclandre,  sm.  scandale. 
Esclavage, sm.slavery,  bondage. 
Esclave,  s.  sla^e,  drudge. 
Escobnrd.  s?n.  equi-vocator. 
Esoobnrflcr,  va.  to  equivocate. 
Escobnrderie,  sf.  equivocaiiOD. 
Escogriffe,  sm.   a  spunger,  a 

shabliy  fellow. 
Escompte,  sjn.  discount. 
Escompter,  va.  to  discount.  [t«r. 
Escompteur,  sm.  bill-discoun- 
Escopette,  s/. sort  gufi;  carbine. 
Escorte,  sf.  escort,  attendants. 
Escorter,  va.  to  escoit,  conTOy. 
Escouade,  sf.  squad. 
Escoiirgée,  sf.  scourge. 
Escourgeon,  sm.  grecn  barlejf 
Escrime,  s^.  fencing.  [forfodder. 
Escrimer,  va.  to  fenee,  spare. 

8' —  de,vr.  to  know  some- 
Escrimeur,s»>.rencer.  [tbing  of. 
Escroc,  sm,  sharper,  swindler. 
Escroquer,    va.    to   *  swindle 

entrap. 
Escroqucrie,s^.  swinding.  [ber 
Escruqueur,  se, s.  stealer;  crib- 
Espace,  sm.  space,  room. 
Espacement,  sm.  inlerspace. 
Espacer,  va.  to  distance; splact. 
Espadon  ,    5m.    espadon    (  t^o< 

bandled  sword);  sword-Ssb. 
Espndoiincr,  vn.  to  use  tlie  es* 
Espagnolette,  s^. "baize.  [po don. 
Espalier,  sf.  eS'pa.Mer. 
Espèce,  sf.  srecies,  kind,  case. 
~,  ]>l.  coin  cash;  spccies. 
Espérance^  sm.  hope,  trust. 


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<E8iiérer,  va.  to  hope,  to  exp  ict, 
•Espiègle, a. s.  waggish.  [trus  ip. 
Espièglerie,  sf.  frolic,  a  ^  12- 

glsh  Irick. 
Espiiigolc,  sf.  blunderbuss. 
Espion,  sm.  spy. 
Espionnage,  sm.  eïpionage. 
Espionner,  va.  to  spï,walch 
Esplanade,  s/",  esplanade. 
Xspoir,  sm.  hope,  expectatioi . 
Espontou,  sm.  spoDioon,   ha  If- 

pike.  [wit,  sr"H. 

Esprit,  sm,  spirit,  mind,geDiuS, 
—  -de-TÏu,  spirits  ot  wine. 
Esqnir,  sm.  skiff.      fken  tone). 
Esquille,  sf.  splinter  (of  a  bro- 
Esiininancie ,     sf.     cjnancho; 

qi.insy. 
Esqiiipot,  sm,  money-box. 
Esquisse,  sf.  a  skelch;  plan. 
Esquisser,  va.  to  sketch;  ouIUls. 
Esquiver,  va.  to  évade;  avoid. 

S' — ,  Dr.  to  '  slip  away. 
Essai,    sm,   essay,  proôf,   trial, 
Essaini,  sm.  swarm.      [sample. 
Essaimer,  vn,  to  swarra. 
Essauger,  va.  to  soak  linen  be- 

fore  washing  it. 
Essarter,  tJO.  to  grub  up,assart. 
Essayer,    va,    to   trj  ;   attempt; 

essay.  [powers. 

S'— ,i)r.  to  try  one's  self,  one's 
Essayeur,  sm,  assayer. 
Esse,*/',  a  pièce  oTiron  likean  S. 
Essence,  sf.  essential  oll  ;  per- 

fume,  species  ortimbcr  trees. 
Essentiel,  le,  a.  essential,  in- 
— ,  sm.  main  point,  [dispensable. 
Esscnticlleuicnt,  ad.  essen- 
Es»ieu,  Sin.hammer-axe.  [tially. 
Essor,  sm.  ilight,  soaring  scope. 
Essorer,  vn.  to  soar  up. 
— ,  va,  to  air,  to  dry.  [ears. 

Essorillcr,  va.  to  *  eut  a  dog's 
EssourUeuieut,  s)n.  blowing. 
Essouffler,  va.  to  *  put  out  of 

breath. 

S'—,  vr.  to  gel  out  of  breath. 
Essui,  sm.  drying  place. 
Essuie-uiuin,  sm.  towei. 
Essuyer,  va.  to  wipe,  '  endure. 

S' — ,  vr.  fo  wipe. 
Cst,  am,  EasI,  Orient. 


Estacade,  sf,  a  stockadfl^ 
Estafette,  sm,  express. 

EstaQer,  sm,    stoffier  /'ÇTinel 

atlendant). 
Estafilade,  sf.  slash,  glasn. 
Estame,  sf.  worsted. 
Estaminet,  sm.  smoking-room. 
Estampage,  sm.  impression. 
Estampe,  sf.  prini,  eut,  stamp. 
Estamper,  va.  to  *  slamp. 
Estampeur,  stn.  stamper. 
Estampille,  s^  slamp,  small. 
Estampiller,  va.  to  stamp. 
Esiimulile,  a,  estimable. 
Estimateur,  sm.  appraiser. 
Estimatif,  ve,  a.  eslimalive. 
Estimation,  sf,  —  tion,  valua- 

liûu.  [koning. 

Estime,  $7n.  esteem,  value,  ree- 
Esiimer,  D«.  to  esleem;  reckon; 

estimale;  value. 

S' — ,  vr.  to  esteem  one's  self. 
Estive.  sf.  trimming. 
Estoc,  sm.  stock;  point. 
Estocade,  sf.  stoeeado;  attack. 
Estomac,  sm.  slomach. 
Estompe,  sf.  a  stomp.  [iog. 

Estomper,  va.  to  stomp  a  draw- 
Estrude,  sf.  platform;  estrade. 
Esirugon,  sm.  tarragon.  [sword. 
ISstra  maçon,  sm.  two-edged 
Estrapade,  sf.  strappado. 
Estropié,  e,  a.maimed,  erippled. 
Estropier,   va,   to  maim,    bun- 

gle,  cripple. 

.S''—,  vi\  to  cripple  one's  self 
Esturgeon,  sm.  sturgeOD. 
Et,  c.  and;  bolh. 
El  csctcra,  and  so  on;  se  forth. 
Etuiilc,  sf.  stable;  ox-hovel  hog- 
Etablcr,  va.  to  stable,  etc.  [sty. 
Etabli,  sm.  shopboard;  joincr's 

bench.  [fîx,  setlle. 

Etablir,  va.  to  establish;  erect, 

S'—,  vr.  seltle,  *  set  up. 
Etablissement,   sm.    ttab^lsh- 

ment,  founding. 
Etage,  sm.  floor;  slory,  degree. 
Etager,  va.  to  taper  the  hair. 
Etagère,  s/,  dresser;  what-not. 
Etai,S)n.  prop;  support;  stay  (in  a 
Etaim,s)n.  carded  wool.  [ship). 
Etaiu,  sm.  pewter,  tia. 


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Etal,  sm.  stall  or  a  bulcher. 
Elnlnge,  sm.  exposure  for  sale; 

stnllage;  obstentalion. 
Etaiugiste,  sm.  stall-keeper. 
ECaler,  va.  to  expose  for  sale; 

parade.  [self  out. 

S' — ,vr.  tostretch;spreadone'3 
EtaIîcr,sm.journeymaa  butcher. 
Elaliuguer,ija.  to  clinch  a  cable. 
Etalon,  sm.  slallion,  standard. 
Etalonuage,    Etalouuemenl, 

.5m.  stamping  weights,  etc. 
Etalonner,  va.  to  *  stanip  wei- 

gbls,  etc.  [of  glass. 

Etamago,  sm.  tinning;  silvering 
Ktambot,  $m.  stern-post. 
Etamer,  va.  to  tin,  silver  glass. 
E^tameur,  sm.  (inman;  silverer 

of  looking-glasses. 
Elainine,s/'.  bolting  cIotb,sie\e; 

stamen  of  a  plant. 
Etampe,  sm.  stamp. 
Etamiirc,  sf.  tinning. 
Sitauclie,  a  tighl;  water-tight. 
Etaucheuieut,    sm.   stanching. 
Etanclicr,  va,  to  stancli;  stop; 

quench  thirst. 
Etançou,  sm.  support,  prop. 
Etançouner,  va.   to  *  prop;   ' 
Etang, sm.  pond;  pool,  [support. 
Etant,  part,  being. 
Etape,    sf.   stage,    rations,    sol- 

dier's,  daily  allowance* 
Etat,  sm.  slatSi  case,  condilioD, 

government. 

Faire  —  de,to  think  highlj  cf. 
Etat-major,  sm.  staf. 
F:tau,  S7n.  vice.  [porting. 

Ëtayement,  sm.  proppiug;  sup- 
Etaj'er,va.  to  support;  prop. 
Eté,sm.  summer. 
Etciguoir,  sm,  extinguisbor. 
Eteindre,  va.  to  extinguish;   * 

put  out,  quench,  destroy. 

S'—,  vr.  to  •  go  out. 
Eteint,  «,a.  exlinguisbed,queii- 

cbed,  exlinct;  dull;  out. 
Etandage,  cni.  drying-place. 
Etendard,   sm.  st^vndard,   ban- 

ner,  colours. 
Elcndoir,sm.drylng-rooin,pee!. 
Etendre,  va.  lo  extend;  *  s-pread, 

sirelcb  ouU 


SVtcndre,     vr.    to    stretch, 
reach  ;  exlend;  dilate. 
F-tvuilu,  e,  a.  large,  extensive; 

vague.  [corapass. 

Etendue,  sm.  cxTent,  extension, 
Eternel,   le,    a.   eternal,   ever- 

lasling.  [everlaslinglj. 

Eteruellemen«,  ad,    eternaily. 
Eterniser,  va.  to  eternizei 
Eternité,  sf.  elernity. 
Eternuement,  sm.  sneezing. 
Eternuer,  vn.  to  (nccze. 
Etêtcment,  sm.  heading  a  trea. 
Etêter,  va.  to  head;  pollard. 
Eteiif,  sm.  tennis-balli 
Etcule,  sf.  stubbla. 
Ether,  sm,  etber. 
Eilicré,  e,  elhereal,  subtie. 
Ethique,  a.  s.  etbic.        [briglit. 
Etincelant ,    o,    a.    sparkling, 
Etinccler,  vn.  to  sparkie;  glitter. 
Etincelle,  sf.  spark. 
Etiucellemeut,  sm.  sparkling. 
Etiolenieut,  sm.  —  tion,  blan- 
Etiolé,  c,  a.  etiolated.      [ching. 
Etioler  (s'),  vr.  to  fade  away. 
Etiologie,  sf.  —  gy. 
Etiqiic,  a,  consumptive,  lean. 
Etiqueter,  va.  to  label;  ticket. 
Etiquette,  sf.  label;  ticket;  éti- 
Etirer,  va.  to  strelch.     [quette. 
Gtigie,  sf.  consumption. 
Etoffe,  sf.  stuff,  cloth. 
Etoffer,  Txi.  to  *  stuff  upholster 

(seats,  etc).  [asterisk. 

Etoile,  sf.  star;  starwort;  luck, 
Etoile,  e,  a.  starry. 
Etoiler,  va,  tO  stan 
Etole,  sf.  slole.  [fuHy. 

Etonnauiment,    ad.     -wonder- 
Etonnant,    e,    a.    wonderful, 

amazing.  [wonder. 

Etonncmeut,  sm.  astonishment. 
Etonner,  va.lo  astonisb,  astound. 

S' — ,  vr.  to  wonder. 
Etouffant,  e,  a,  sultry,  close. 
Etouffement,    sm.    suffocation, 

stifling.        [suppress;  suffocate. 
Etouffer,  va.  to  slifle,  smotheri 

S' — ,  vr.  to  be  suffocaled. 
Etouffoir,  sm.  damper. 
Etonpe,  sf.  tow. 
Etouper  va,  to  stop  (witb  t<w)i 


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Etoiipille,  sf.  quick-match. 
Etuiirdci'ie,  sf.  giddiness. 
Kioiii'di,  e,  a.   slunoed,  giddy, 
t':ioiii'<li,e,s.  mad-cap.[hoedless. 
E:it>iir<tiiiienl,  ad.  giddiiy. 
ESuiii'dir,   va.    to  stun,  parboil, 

*  take  the  Chili  off. 

S"—,  ur.  to  forget  one's  trou- 
bles. 
lïluuriliesaut,  o,  o.   stunning. 
■alourdisse  lueut^  5?)i.  stunniog. 
l'Uotirueau,  sm.  starling. 
iiiranse,  a.  slrange,  odd. 
IStraiigemeui,  ad,  strangeiy. 
Etranger ,     ère  f     a.    foreigo, 

strange. 
— 1  s.  foreigner,  stranger.     [tion. 
Elrauglemeut,  syn.  strangula- 
Elraiiglcr,    va.    lo    strangfe,    * 

choke;  scant;  slur  over. 
Etraper,  va.  to  eut  stubble. 
Etre, m.  to'be;  exist,  belongto. 
— ,  sm.  being,  exislence. 
— .  ])l.  parts  of  a  bouse,  etc. 
Eii-vcir,  va.  to  straiteu. 

?•' — ,ur.to*get  Darrow';*5hrink. 
Eti>cci!isemeiit,s?n.  straiteniag. 
lUi-eîuflre,  va.  to '*  biud;  grasp, 
Etruiute  ,   sf.    ^Dibrace  ;    kuot, 

binding. 
Eti-euuer,  t'a.to  gWe  a  new  jear's 

gift,  sent;  handsel. 
—,  vn.  to  take  handsel.         [gif" 
Etreuue,  s^ handsel,  newyear's 
Klrésillou,  sm.  prop. 
Kirier,  sm.  stirrup. 
r.ii'ille,  sf.  curry-cumb. 
étriller,  va.  to  curry,  thrash. 
Eiriqiié,  e,  a.  narrow,  scanty. 
Eirive,  sf.  cross-seizing. 
Etriviore,  sf.  slirrup-Teather. 

Donucr  les  —,  V.  to  thrash; 
bide. 
Etroit,  e. a.  strait,  narrow, strict. 
Elroiietueul,  ad,  stricUy,  nar- 

ronly.  [tree. 

Kiroiiçouncr,  va.  *  to  head  a 
r. tilde, s^.study,  learning,olCceof 
ICI  iidiuu t,s?n.  student.  [anolary. 
riudié,  e,  a,  studicd,  ailGCled. 
Etudier,  va.  to  sludy. 

S'—,  vr.  to  be  studious;  seet. 
Etui,  sm,  case,  box. 


Etuve,  sf.  slove,  bot-haa>e. 
Eliivée,  sf.  stewing;  stew, 
EtiK'cr,  va.  to  stew;  foment. 
Ktiivisic,  sm.  liagnio-keepei. 
Eiyo.ologic,  sf.  —  logy 
Etymologique,  «.  —  gicallj* 
Etymologitile,  sm.  —  gist. 
Eucbaristie,  sf.  Eucharist. 
Eiicbaristique,  a,  —  tic, 
Eiicologe,  sm.  euchology. 
Eunuque,  sm.  euDuch. 
Eu|>liauie,s/'.  eupbony.  [spurga. 
Euphorbe,     sm.      eupborbia; 
Eux,  pr.  them,  they. 
Evacuatir,  ve,  a.  evacuating. 
Evacuatiou,  sf.  — tion,Teiding. 
Evactier,  va,  to  evacuate,  void. 
Evader  (»'),  vr.  tO  mak  one's 

escape.  [iualion. 

Eialuation,    sf.    estimate,    va- 
Evaluer,  va.  to  value;  estimate. 
Evaugéliqiie,a.  —  tical. 
Evaugéliqiiemeut,  ad.   ically. . 
Evaugétiser,  v.  to  evangelize. 
Eiaiigéliate,  sm.  —  list. 
Evangile,     sm.     the     Gospel; 

evangel.  [away;  vanish. 

Evanouir  (s'),  ur.  lo  svoon,faiut 
Evanoiiisseuieut,  sm.  swoon- 
Evaporalile,  —  rable.  [ing. 
Evaporatiou,  sf,  —  tiOD|  thou* 

ghtleness. 
Evaporé,  e.u.  evaporate;"jiJdy. 
— ,  s.  a  giddy  head. 
Evuporer,i'a,  to  evaporate,  vent 

8' — ,  vr.  toget  Ihou^htiess. 
Evusé,  e,  a.  bell-moutbed. 
Evaser,  va.  lo  widen;  spread. 
Evuscmeut  ,     sm.      widening, 
Evasir,  ve,  a.  evasive.      [widtn. 
Evasion,  sf.  escape,  évasion, 
Evasiveiueut,  ad.  —  vely. 
Evasure ,  sf.    widening  ;    ope- 

ning.  ^fbishopric. 

Evêché ,   sm.   bii^nDp's    palace» 
Eveil,  sm.  hinl,  warmng. 
Eveillé,  e,  (i.  sprlgbily;  lively. 
Eveiller,   va.  lo   awakea,  wake, 

rouse. 

S' — ,  vr.  to  awake  up;  arise. 
Evéueiueut,  sm.  eveul,    issue; 

incident.  [veut;  windage 

Eveut,  S)n.  mustiuess;  open  air; 


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Eventail,  sm.  fan. 
ETcutailliste,   sm.  fan-maker. 
Evcntaire,  sm.  flat  basket. 
Eventé,  e,  a.  musty,  giddy,  flat. 
Evcutor,  va.  to  fan, 'air;    di- 

■viilge,  '  make  krown. 

S'—,  vr.   to  *  fan    one's  self; 
flat,  •  get  wind. 
Eveutoir,  sm.  fire-fan. 
Eventrcr,    va,  to    disembowel, 

*  draw  a  fowl;  split  a  sail. 
Eveutiialité,  sf,  —  tj,  contiu- 

gency. 
Evenluel,  le,  a,  eventual. 
ETeutuellement,ad.eveutuall;. 
Evêquc,  sm.  bisbop. 
Everrcr,  va.  to  worm  a  dog. 
ETersion,  sf.  eTersiOD,  ruin. 
Evertuer  (8^),  vr.  to  exert  one's 

sell;  *  strive. 
Evidemmeut,  ad.  evidently. 
Evideuce,  sf-  évidence. 
Evident,   e,   a.  évident,  clear, 

obvions.  [ont, 

Evider,  va.  to  hoI!ow-out;  scoop 
Evidoir,  sm.  borer,  bit. 
Evier,  sm.  kitclien-sink. 
Evincer,  VU.  to  evict. 
Evitable,  a.  avoidable. 
Eviter,  va.  to  avoid,  sbun. 

S' — ,  Dr.  to   spare    one's  self; 
avoid  eacb  otber. 
Evocation,  sf.  —  tion. 
Evolution,  sf.  —  tioQ.  [call  up. 
Evoquer,  va.  to  conjure,  evûke; 
Evulsion,  sf.  —  sien. 
Ex-votoy  sm,  volive-offering. 
Exact,  e,  a.  exact,  accurate. 
Exactement,  ad  exactiy,    accu- 
Exacteur,  sm.  exactor.    [ratul;. 
Exaction,  sf.  —  tion. 
Exactitude,  sf.   exactness,  ac- 

curacy,  ponctuality.  [rator, 

Exagérateur,  trice,  S.  exagge* 
Exagcraliou,  s[.  — lion,  excess. 
Exagéré,  c,  a.  overcbarged. 
Exagérer,  ua.  to  exaggerate. 
Exaltation,  sf.  —tion,  advance- 

ment. 
Exalter,  va.  to  exall,  to  exiol. 

S' — ,  vr.  to  bfcome  escalied. 
Examen,  sni.  exaniiuation. 
Examinateur,  sm.  examiner. 


Examiner,    va.    to    examine; 

scrutinize;  observe. 
Exaspération,  sf.  —  tion. 
Exaspérer,    va.  to    exaspérât^; 
Exarque,  sm.  exarch.   [incense. 
Exaucement,  sm.  bearing. 
Exaucer,  va.  to  *  hear  favoura- 

bly  ;  grant. 
Excavation,  sf. — lion.[througb. 
Exeaver,    va.  to    excavate;  eut 
Excédant,   e,  am..    exceeding , 

surplus. 
Excéder,  ua.to  exceed,  weary  out. 

S" — ,  ur.  towear  one's felfout. 
Excellemment,  ((c2.  excellenlly. 
Excellence,  5/' — cy;  excellence. 

Par  — ,  ad.  pre-eminenlly. 
Excellent,  e,  a.  excellent. 
Excelleulissime,   a,    most    ex- 
cellent. [•  ouldo. 
Exceller,  va.  to  excel;    surpass; 
Excentricité,  sf.  eccentricity. 
Excentrique,  a.  eccenlric. 
Excepte,  ad.  except,  save,  but. 
Excepter,  va.  to  except. 
Exception,  sf.  —  tion. 

A  P —  de,  pr.  except. 

Sang  — ,  wilbout  regard. 
Exceptionnel,  le,  a.  — liona). 
—  meut,  exceptionnally. 
E\cès,  sm.  excess,  surfeit, 

A  r — ,  to  excess.    [reasonable. 
Excessif,  ve,  a.  excessive,  un- 
Exocssivement,  Uil.  —  vely. 
Excipcr,  va.    to   allège   an  ex- 
Exciser,  Va,  10  eut  off,  [ceptioQ. 
Excision,  sf.  excision. 
Excitable,  s^.  excitable- 
Excitant,  e,  a.  exciting. 
— ,  s.  excitant. 
Excitateur,  sm,  exciter. 
Excitatir,  ve.  a.  exriiative. 
Excitation,  sf.  —  tion. 
Exciter,    va.  to    excite,    stirnu- 

mulalc,  urge,  inflame. 

S'~,  vr.  to  rouse  one's  self, 
Exclaniutif,  ve,  a.  —  lory 
Exclamation,  sf.  —  tion. 
Exclure ,    va.   to    exclude,    d^ 

bar,  sbut  out. 
Excliisir,  ve,  a.  —  sive. 
Exclusion,  sf.  —  sion. 
Exclusivement,  ad,  —  vely. 


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Exeomniuiiication,  sf.   — tlon. 
Excomiuuttic)   Cl  s,  exoimniu- 

nicale.  [nicate. 

Excouii]iuii(cr,t'a.  toexcommu- 
Excoi'iaiiuii,  sf*  —  tiOD. 
Uicorier,  vu.  lo  '  exooriate. 
Excrémcut,  s»i.  —  ment. 
Rxcrétioii,  sf.  excrétion. 
EJxcroissaiicc,  sf.  excrescence. 
Excursion,  $f.  — lion,   inroad. 
Excusable,  a.  excusable. 
Excusatlou,  sf.  excuse,  plea. 
Excuse,  sf.  excuse,  apology. 

Faire  des  excuses,  to  apo- 
logize,  beg  pardon. 
Excuser,  va.  to  excuse. 

S' — ,  vr.  to  décline,  raake  an 
excuse;  excuse  oue  s  seii'. 
Exeat,  sin.  exeal,  pass. 
Exécrable,  a.  exécrable. 
Exccrablentent,  ad.  execrably. 
Exccratiou,  sf.  — tîon. 
Exécrer,  va.  to  execrate. 
Exécutable,  a.  — ble,  possible. 
Exéculaul,  e,  s.  performer. 
Exccu»er,î)«.lo  execule,perforni. 

S'—,  vr.  to  jield. 
Exécuteur,   tricc,  s.    —    tor, 

executrix;    executioner;    hang- 
Exécutir,  »e,a.  executive. [man. 
Exécuiiou,  sf.  —  tion,  perfor- 
mance, distraining. 
Exécutoire,  sm,  —  tory;  writ 

of  exécution. 
Excuiplaire,  o.  exemplary. 
—,   sut.  exemplar,   mode);    copy 

of  a  book.  [rily. 

Exeiu|>lairenieii(,ac2.  exemple- 
Exemple,   sm.   et  f.   example, 

pallern,  copy. 

Par  —,  ad.  for  instance. 
Excuipi,  e,  a.  exempt,  free. 
—,  sm.  police-ofScer. 
Exempter,  va.  to  exempt,  free. 
Exeuiptiou,  ^f.  —  tion,  dispco- 

sation.  [lise. 

Exercer,  vu.  to  exempt,  try;  pra- 

S>' — ,  vr.  to  exercise  Chne's  self. 
Exe<*cice,5m.  exercise,  praclice, 

performance,   mauual  exercise, 

fatigue,  use. 
Exercitation,  sf.  —  tkm. 
Exergue,  sm.  exergoe 


Exhalaison,     sf.      exhalatioa 

émanation. 

Eihululiou,  sf.  —  tion. 

Exbuler,   va.    to   exhale;   vent; 
brealhe  ont. 
S"—,  17'.  to  emanate.     [beight, 

Exliaiissciucnt ,    sm.    raising, 

Exbausscr,  va.  to  raise. 

Exbvrédatiou,  sf.  —  tion. 

Exhiber,  va.    to    exbibit,    pro- 
duce, [ducing. 

Exhibition,  sf.  —  Uon,    pr(^ 

Exhortation,  sf.  —  tion. 

Exhorter,    va,    to    exhort;   en- 
courage. 

Exhumation,  sf,  exhumation. 

Exhumer,  va.  to    exhume,    di- 
Einter,  bring  to  light.        [culU 

Exigeant,  c,  a.  exacting,  diffi- 

Exigence,  sf.  — cy,  exigence. 

Exiger,  va.  10  require,  exact. 

Exigibilité,  sf.  —  lity. 

Exigible,  a.  demandable. 

Exigu,  e,  a.  exiguous,   scanty', 
siender.  [■derness. 

Exiguïté,    s/,    exiguity,     sien- 
Exil,  sm.  banishment,  exile. 

Exilé,  e,  s.  exile. 

Exiler,  va.  to  banish  ;  exile. 
S'—,  vr.  to  banish  one's  self. 

Existant,  e,  a.  existent. 

Existence,  sf.  existence,  being. 

Exister,  va.  to  exist,  to     be  ex- 
Exode,  sm.  Exodus.  [tant. 

Exouércr,  Va.  to  exonerate. 

Exorable,a.  exorable.    [tantly. 

Exorbitumiuent,    ad.    exorbi- 

Exorbitant,  e,  a.  exorbitant. 

Exorciser,  va.  exorcise. 

Exorcisme,  sm.  exorcism. 

Exorciste,  sni.  exorcist. 

Exorde,  sm.  exordium. 

Exotique,  a.  exotic,  fureign. 

Expansible,  a.  —ble. 

Expansif,  Te,  a.  expansive. 

Expansion,  sf.  expansion. 

Expatriation,  sf.  expatriation! 

Expatrier,  va.  to  expatriate. 
S'—,  Dr.  to  quit  one's  country. 

Expectant,  £m,  expectant. 

Expeclation,  s/'.  — tion. 

Expeclatixe,  a.  sf.  expectation, 

F.xuectoraut,  e,  a.  expectorant» 


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fispcctoratîoii,  sf.  — tioB* 

Expectorer,  iw.  to  expectorate. 

Expédient,  sm.  expédient. 

— ,  a.  m.  proper,  fil. 

Expédier,   va.   to  dispatch,  ex- 
pedite;  *  send  off;  draw  up. 

Expéditeur,  sm.  sender. 

fi^xpéditif,  vo,  a.  expeditious. 

Expcdition,   sf,    —    tion,    dis- 
patch,  copy,  enlerprise. 

—,  sf.  ])l.  dispatches. 

Expérience,    sf.     experiment, 
expérience. 

Expérimeiitul,  e,  a.  —  tali 

Expérimentatiou,  sf.  — tion. 

Si^xpériuieiiter  y    od.    to    expé- 
rience; test. 

Etixpcrt,  e,  (1.  expert,  skilful. 

— ,  sm./)Z. -viewers.  [-vey. 

Expertise,  sf.  examination,  sur- 

Expcrtiser,    va.    to   examine; 
surTey. 

Expiation,  sf.  atûnement. 

Expiatoire,  a,  expiatory.     [for. 

Expier,  va.  to  expiate,  to  atone 

Expiration,  sf.  —  tion,  expiry. 

Expirer,  va.  to  expire;  die,  end. 

Explicable,  a.  explicable* 

Explicatif,  ve,  a.  explicative. 

Explication,  sf.  explanalion. 

Explicite,  a.  explicit. 

Explicitement,  ad.  explicitly. 

Expliquer,  va.  to  explain;  ex- 
pound. 
S' — ,  vr.  to  explain  one's  self. 

Exploit,   sm.   exploit,   achieve- 
ment,writ. [for sale;  marlietable. 

Exploitable,    a    workable;    fit 

Exploitant,  «m.  officer  seiving 
warrants.  [min». 

Exploitation,  sf.  working;   far- 

Ezploiter,   va.    to   *  carry   on; 
speculate  in;  work. 

Exploiteur,  sm.  sweater. 

Explorateur,  sm.  explorer. 

Exiiloratiou,  sf.  exploiatiOD. 

Explorer,  va.  to  explore. 

Explosion,  sf.  explosion. 

Exportateur,  sm.  exporter. 

Exportation,  sf.  —  tion. 

Exporter,  va.  to  export. 

Exposant,  e,  a.  petitioner;  expo- 
ueut,  exfaibitor. 


Exposé,  sm.  statcinent;  récital. 

Exposer,  va.  to  expose;  to  *  sel 
fortb,  expound. 
S'—,  vr,  to  expose  one's  self. 

Expusition,  sf.   —  tion;    expo- 
sing,  explanation,  situation. 

Exprès,  se,  a.  express* 

Exprés,  sm.  express. 

— ,  ad.  on  purpose. 

Expressément,  ad.  expressly. 

Expressif,  ve,  a,  expressive. 

Expression,  sf.  expression,  ira- 
nifestation. 

Exprimable,  a.  expressible. 

Exprimer, ua.  to  express,  convey. 
S' — ,  vr.  to  express  one's  self. 

Expropriation,  sf.    expropria- 
tion. 

Exproprier,  va.  to  expropriata. 

Expulser,  va.  to  expel;  eject. 

Expulsif,  ve,  a.  expulsive. 

Expulsion,   sf.   expulsion,   ex- 
pelling. 

Expurger,  ra.  to  expurgate. 

Exquis,  so,  a,  exquisite.[trance. 

Extase,    sf.     ecsiasy,     rapture, 

Extasier  (s'),  i  r.  to  *be  in  ecs- 

Extalique,  a.  ecstatic.     [tacies. 

Extenseur,  sm.  extensot. 

Extensibilité,  sf.  — Uty. 

Extensible,  a   — sible. 

Extension,  sf.  — sion,  extent. 

Exténuation,;/'.— lion,  debilily. 

Exténuer,  va.  to  extenuate;  de- 
Extérieur,  sm.  outside,[bilitatei 

Extérieur,  e,  a,   exterior,  out- 
nard,  external. 

— meut,  ad.  oulwardiy. 

Exterminateur ,    a,    m.    des- 
troyer, destrcying. 

Extcrmiiiatiou,sf.  — tion. 

Exterminer,    va.    to    extcrmi- 
nale;  exlirpate;  dostroy. 

Externat,  sm.  day  scbool. 

Externe,  a.  external;  ont. 

— ,  s,  day-scholar. 

Extinction,  sf.  —tion,  quench- 
ng,  extinguishment. 

Extirpateur,  sm.  — tor. 

Extirpation,  sf.  —tion.       [ont. 

Extirper,  va.  to  exlirpate,  root 

Extorquer,  va.  to  extort. 

exturaiou.  sf.  extOltiOD. 


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Extraction,  sf.  —lion  descent. 
ExiiMitlitiou.   sf,      extradilioQ. 
E.'<ei-«ire,i'a.  toextracl;  drawout. 
Extrait,  sm.  exlrnct,  aLstract. 
Eitraordiuaire,  a.    —  dinarj, 

iincommon,  siiigular. 
— ,  svi,  extraordinary. 
Exti-aordiiiaircnieiit,  ad.   ex- 

traordinaiilj.  [-vafantly. 

Eitraviifiniiinieiit,  ad.  exlrâ- 
E\ti-aTagauee,  sf.  — ce.  [wild. 
B'^xtravagaut,  e,  a.  s.  — gant, 
Eitravaguei-,    V7i.    to  exlra^a- 

gate;  mie,  be  âeliritus. 


Extravaser  (s'),  vr.   to  be  ex 

trai'asaled.  [excessJTe. 

Extrême,   d.  extrcmi?,    utmost, 
— ,  sm.  extrême,  ulniost. 
Extrômeiucnt,    ad.    exlremely. 
Extrcme-onclioii,  sf.  exti'Cme 

unction. 
Extrémitc,  sf.  — mity,   utmost 

part,  last  moment;  excess. 
Extriusèque,  a.  extrÎD&ic. 
Exiibéi*ance.  sf.  — rance. 
Exiilcératîou,  sf.  exulcoralion. 
Eitilcérer,  va.  to  exulcerate. 
Ex-Toto,sm.  tbiogvotedj'vowed 


Fa,  sm.  fa,  or  f. 
Faille, s/",  fable,  story,mythoIogy. 
Fabliau,  sm.  metricale  taie. 
Faliricaut,    S7n.    manufacturer. 
Fabricatuur,  £m.  — lor;  coiuer, 

forger.  [manufacture. 

Fal>ricaliau,s^. — lion,  forging, 
Fabricieii,  sm.  churcbwarden. 
Fa  briqcae, s/',  fabric  manufacture. 
Fabriquer,  va.  to  manufacture, 

to  coin,  to  forge. 
F<tbuleuHeiucut  ad.  fabulously. 
Fabuleux,  se,  a.  fabulous. 
Fabuliste,  S))',  fabulist. 
Façade,  sf.  front,  fronlage. 
Face,  sf.  face;  front,  State. 

En  — ,  to  one's  face,  in  front. 

Faire  —,  va.  to  meet. 
Facétie, s^-  pleasantry,  witty jest. 
FacêtieuBeiueut)     ad,      face- 

tiously.  [jester. 

Facétieux,    se,     a.    facetious, 
Facette,  sf.  facet. 
Facile,  e,  a.  angry;  sorry. 
Fâcher,  va.  to  *  vex,  grieTe,  to 

tease,  to  make  angry. 

Se  —,  vr.  to  *  be  angry, 
Fàcberie,  sf.  vexation,  pique. 
Fâclieux,  se,  a.  grievous,  sad, 

difficull,  vexatious. 
— ,  s.  troublesome  person. 
Facial,  c,  (1.  facial. [neak,  facile. 
Facile,  a.  easy,  free,  indulgent, 
Facilement,  ad.  easilj. 


Facilité,  sf.  —  ty,  easiness. 

Faciliter,  va,  to  faciiitate. 

Façon,  sf.  fashion,  raanner,  ce- 
remony,  affectedness,  tillage, 
sort.  [polish;  work. 

Façonner,  t'a.  to  form;   fashion; 

Façonnier,  c,  a.  S.  ceremo- 
nious. 

Fac-siulile,  sm.  fac-similé. 

Factage,    sm.    parcels-de!i"very. 

Facteur,  sm.  factor;  poslman; 
maker. 

Factice,  0.   factitious,  artiflcial. 

Factieux,  se,  factions. 

Faction, s/'.faclion,sentry,watch. 

Factionnaire,     jjn.     senllnel. 

Factorerie,  sf.  factory.  fsentry. 

Factotum, 5m.  factotum. [cause). 

Factum,  syn,   statement    (of  a 

Facture,  sf.  invoice,  bill, 

Faclurck-,  Va.  to  iuvoice. 

Facultatif.  »e,  a.  — -ve. 

Faculté,  sf.  faculty,  power,  ta- 
lent, virtue. 

Fadaise,  sf.  foolery,  trilîes. 

Fade,  a.  insipid,  dull,  faint. 

Fadeur,  s/*,  insipidness. 

Fagot,  «m.  fagot,  bundie. 

Fagoter,  va.  to  fagol;  bundie 
up;  bungle. 

Fagoteur,  sm.  fagol-maker. 

Faible,  a.  feeble,  weak,  faint, 
slight.  [ting  fit. 

Faiblesae)  sm.  feebleuess.  Tain- 


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Faiblir,  vn.  te  get  weak;  abale. 
Faïence,  sf.  fayCDce,  delfl-nare. 
Faïencier,    ère,    5,     potman, 

potwoman. 
Failli, stn.  banÉrupt. 
Fitillibilité,  s/,  faillibility. 
Failliltle,  a.  faillible. 
Faillir,  vn.   lo  Tail,  *  mistake,  * 

be  nrar;  *  be  err;  offead. 
Faillite,  sf.  baakruptcy. 
Faim,  s»!,  hunger,  appetite. 
Faine,  S)»»  beech-nut. 
Fainéant,  e,  a.  lazy,  idle. 
— ,  e,  s.  a  sluggard. 
Fainéanter,  vn  lo  laze;  be  idie. 
Fainéantise,  sf.  idicness,  lazi- 
Faire,  vn.  to  make,  to*  dû.[Dess. 

—  croire,  to  make  believe. 

—  l'auniûne,  lo  give  alms. 

—  la  loi,  10  give  laws, 

—  ses  affaires,  to  thrive  well. 

—  venir,  to  send  for, 

—  entrer,  to  call  in. 

—  voile,  lo  set  sail. 

—  eau,  lo  leak. 

•-  savoir,  to  infornii 
Fait  (il),  itis. 

—  chaud,  froid,  it  is  hot,  cold. 
Faire  fairct  to  *  bespeak;  hâve 

made. 

Se  — ,  vr.  to  improve,*  get,  be- 
come,  turn,*grow,  use,ioure. 
Faisable,  a,  practicable 
Faisan,  sm,  pheasant. 
Faisander,  va.  lo  *  keep  méat 

lill  it  gets  high. 
Faisanderie,  sf.  pheasantry. 
Faisandier,      sm.      pbeasaot- 

breeder. 
Faisceau,  sm.  bundle,  cluster. 
Faiseur,  se,  s.  maker,  doer. 
Fait,  sm.    fact,  aci,  case,  deed, 

matter,  affair. 

Bc  laît,«(i.  actiial,real,rcally. 

Tout  ù  fait,  ad.  quite. 
Faîtage,  sm.  ridge-piece. 
Fatto,  sm.  top,  ridge,  pinnacle. 
Faîtière,  sf.  ridge,  ridge-lile. 
Falaise,  sf.  cliff. 
Falbala,  S7)l.  furbelow. 
Fallacieuseuicut,     ad.     falla- 

ciouply. 
Fallacieux,  se,  a.  fallacious. 


Falloir,  v.  imp.  (o  *  be  neces- 
fary;  o'ighl;  want.  [be  done. 
Il  faut  faire  cela,  Ihat  must. 
Il  me  faut,  I  must  bave. 

Falot.sr/ï.  great  lanterD,fire-pnt. 

Falourde,  sf.  fagot  of  thick 
sticks. 

Falsificateur,  sm.  a  falslSer. 

Falsiacation,  sf.  —  tion. 

Falsiner,  ta.  to  ta'.sify,  adull&- 

Falun,  sm.  shell-marl.         [rate. 

Faluuer,    va.   to    manure    with 

Famé,  e,  a.  famed.    [shell-marl. 

Famélique, (T.famisbingjStarved. 

FauieMx,  se,  a.  famous. 

Famil  ariser  (se),  vr.  lo  fami- 
liarise oce's  self. 

Familiarité,  s/,  familiarity. 

Familier,  a.  familîar,  free. 

Familièrement,  ad.  freoly. 

FauiiEle,  $/.  faniily ,  kindred.  kin. 

Famine,  f/.  famine,  deaitli. 

Fanage,  sm.  bay-making. 

Fanaisou,  s/,  haj-lime. 

Fanal,  $7n.  iantern,  light-hoiisa. 

Fanatique,  a.  S.   faDatiC. 

Fanatisme,  sm.  fanalicism. 

Func,  sf.  dead  leaves. 

Faner,  ufl.to  iade;  *  make  hay  of. 
So  — ,  vr.  to  wither,  to  fade. 

Faneur,  se.  s.  a.  haymaker. 

Faiifan,  S7}i.  deary,  ducky. 

Fanfare,  s/'.flourish  of  trumpets. 

Fanfaron,  no,  a.  blustering. 

— ,  sm.  a  blusterer. 

Fanfaronnade,  sf.  bragging. 

Faufreluclie,  sf.  gewgaw. 

Fange,  sf.  mire,  dirt,  mud. 

Fangeux,  se,  a.  miry,  muddy. 

Fanon,  sm.  dewlap,  fellock , 
fannel.  [whim,  humour. 

Fantaisie,    sf.     fancy ,    raind. 

Fantasmagorie,  sf.  — rîa,  dis- 
solving  view. 

Fantasque,  a.   fantastîcal,  odd. 

Fantassin,  sm.  foot-soldîer. 

Fantastique,  a.  fantaslic. 

Fantôme, sm.  phantom,  spectrs. 

Faon,  sm.  fawn. 

Faoïaier,  va.  to  fawn. 

Faquin,  SÏ7Z.  scoundrei,  rascal. 

Farandole,  sf.  farandole. 

Farce  ,  sf.  stufSug,  farce,  joka. 


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9»reeuv,  sm.  bulîoon. 
Farciii,  sm,  farcy  (horse  diçease). 
Farciiicux,  Bc,  a,  altacked  by 

farcy. 
Farcir,  va,  lo  stuff;  cram. 
Fard,  sm.  paint,  linsel;  dissimu- 
lation, [weiglit. 
Fardeau,    sm.    burden,     ioad, 
Farder,  va.  to  paint    the    face, 

■varnish  over. 
—  un.  tosini;;  sellle  down. 

Se — ,  vr.  lo  paintone's  self. 
Farfadet,  sm.  elT. 
Farfouiller,  va.  to  rummaee. 
Fariboles,  sf.  idie  taie,  stulT. 
Farine,  s/,  flour,  pollen. 
Fariner,  va.  to  flour;  dredge. 
Farineux,  se,  a.  mealy. 
Farinier,  sm.  mcal-màn. 
Faru,  sm.  foro. 

Farouche,  wild,  fierce,  sayaje. 
Fascc,  sf.  fcfse. 
Fascicule,  .;m.  fasciculus. 
FascînaiEe,  sm.  fascine-making. 
Fascination,  sf.—  tion. 
Fa^ciue,  sf.  fascine,  fagot. 
Fasciner. 1'^.  lo  fascinate,  charra. 
Fasliion,  fasl.ion. 
Fasliionaljlc,  a.  fa?hionable 
Fasier,    vil.   lo  shiver, 
Faste,  sm.  promp,  splendour. 
Fastes,  ]il.  annales. 
Fasti€liensoment,  «<;.  tediously. 
FastidicuT.  se,  (T.  ilisome,  fasti- 

dious. 
Fastiiousecient,n(Z.  pompously. 
Faslneiix,  se,  a.  ostenlalious. 
Fat,  sm.  coxccinb,  fop,  puppy. 
Fatal,  e,  17.  fatal,  uniucky. 
Fatalement,  ail    lalally,  unluc- 
Fataliste,  sm.  fatalist.         [ki'v. 
Fatalité,  s/",  fatalily.  [më. 

Falignnl,  c,  a.  fatiguing,  irliso- 
Faiîgue,  sf.  fatigue,  weariness, 
toil.  "  [tease. 

Fatiguer,  Va.    lo    tire;  fatigue, 
— ,  vn.  to  *  labour,  toil. 

Se—,  va.  to  fatigue  one's  self. 
Fatras,  sm.   trash,  medley. 
Fatiiilc,  s/,  fatuity,  folly. 
Faubourg,  sm.  suburb. 
Fauchage,  sin.  mowing. 
Fauchnison    sf.  BioniDg-time. 


Fauche,  sf.   mowing  ;  crop  (of 

gras?.) 
Faucher,  t'a.  to  mow. 
Faucheur,  sm.  raower. 
Faucheux,  sm.  field-spider. 
Faucille,  sf.  a  siclile. 
Faucon,  sm.  a  falcon,  hawk. 
Fauconneau,  S7n.  falconet. 
Fauconnerie,  s/,  falconry. 
Fauconnier,  sm.  falconer. 
Faufiler,  <;«.  to  baste,  slip  in. 

Se—,  vr.  to  creep  in. 
Faune,  sm.  fawn. 
Faussaire,  sm.  forger. 
Fausse-couche, s/",  mîscarriage. 
Faussement,  ad.  falsely. 
Fausser,   va.    to  *  breack;  lo  * 

bend;  dint. 
Fausset,  sm.  spigot,  falsello. 
Fausseté,  sf.  falsily,  falseliood. 
Faute,  sf.  fault,  errôr,  want. 
Fauteuil,  sm.  elbow-chair. 
Fauteur,  s.  fa"vourer. 
Fautif,  Tc,  a.  faulty. 
Fauve  ,  a.  fallow,  tawny. 
Fauvette,  sf.  linnet. 
Faux, /■.  scyllic. 
Faux,   fausse,    a.  false,  sbam, 

feigned,  counterfeit,   untrue. 
Faux,  sin.  faiscbood. 

—  frais,  ])l.  incidental  expenses. 

—  fujant ,  sm.  sliirt,  évasion. 

—  monnajeur,   sm.    false    coi- 
ner. 

Faveur,    faTOur,    good   grâces, 

crédit,  protection. 
Fax'uralilc,  a.  favourable. 
Favoralilemcnt.niZ.  favourably. 
Favori,  le,  a.  S.  favourite. 
Favori,  s»!-  whiskcr.      [friend. 
Favoriser,   va.   to    faveur;   be- 
Féal,  c,  a.  trusty,  failbful. 
Feauté,  feally,  fidelily. 
Fébrifuge,  sm.  fébrifuge. 
Fébrile,  a.  fébrile. 
Fèces,  sf.jil.  fèces,  sedunent. 
Fécond,  e,  a.  fruitful,  fertile; 

prolific. 
Fécondation,  sf.  fecundation. 
Féconder,  va.  lo  fruitful, fertile. 
Fécondité,  sf.  fecundily;  plentj. 
Fécule,  sf.  scdinient,  fecula. 
Féculeul,  c,  a.  féculent. 


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Fcdcrat,  e,  a.  fédéral. 

Fctlvraliscr,  va,   to  fedcralize. 

Fc<lcrnlîs«e,  s))i.  federalist. 

Fédératif,  vc,  a.  federalivo. 

FédcraUoii)  sf.  fédération. 

Fédéré,  c,  a.  federary. 

Fée,  sf.  fairy.    * 

Féci-ic,  sf.  fairy  land. 

Féerique,»,  fairy.  [mulate. 

Feindre,  VU.  to  feign;  *  limp,  si- 

Fciiite,  sf.  feinl,  disguise,  dissi- 
mulalion. 

Fêlé,  e  ,  a.  crazy,  cracked. 

Fêler,  va.  to  '  crack. 

Féiicitalion,  sf.  —  tion,  Con- 
gratulation. 

Félicité,  sf.  felicity,  bliss. 

Féliciter,  va.  to  felicilate;  con- 
gratulale. 

Félon,  ne,  a.  S,  felonious,  félon. 

réionie,  sf.  felony. 

Felouque,  sf.  felucca. 

Fêlure,  s/',  crack,  chink. 

Femelle,  s/,  female,  heu. 

— ,  a.  feraaie,  woman. 

Féminin,  e,  a.  féminine;  wo- 
manisli. 

Féminiser, Drt.to  make  féminine. 

Femme,  sf.  woman,  wife. 

—  de  cbarge,  liousekeeper. 

—  de  chambre,  cbamber  maid; 
waiting  woman. 

Femmelette,  sf.  silly  woman. 
Fémur,  sin.  thigh-bone. 
Fenaison,  sf.  hay-har-vcst. 
Fendant,  sm.  cutting  blow. 
Feudeur, s<n.  cleaver,  sliUer. 
Fendoir,  sf.  splitting-tool. 
Fendre,  la.   to  *  cleave ;  splil; 

crack;  rend. 
Fendu,  e,  a.  cleft,  slit. 
Fenêtre,  sf.  window. 
Fenil,  sm.  faayloTt. 
Fenouil,  sf.  fennel. 
Fente,  sf.    cleft,    chink,   Crack, 

slit,  chap. 
Féodal,  e,  a.  feudal,  féodal. 
Féodalité,  sf.  feudality. 
Fer,  sm,  iron  ;  sword  ,  sboe  (ofa 

harse);   head  (of  a  lance);    jd, 

cbains;  letters. 
— à  repasser, smoothing  iron. 
Fer-blanc,  sm.  tio. 


Ferblantier,  sm,  linmaQ. 
Férié  ,  sf.  ferla. 
Férir,  V(l.  to  strike. 
Ferler,  l'rt.    tO  furl. 

Fermage,  sm.  rent  ofa  farm. 

Ferme,  sf.  farm. 

Ferme,  a.  firm,  steady,  resolute, 

sirong. 
—,  ad.  fast.  hard. 

ment,  ad,  firmly,  résolu- 


telv. 


lient,  sm.  ferment,  leaven. 

I''vrmentablc,  a.  fermentable. 

Fermentation,  sf.  fermenling. 

Fermenter,  va.  to  ferment. 

Fermer,  va.  to  shut  ,  close, 
stop. 

—  la  main  ,  to  clinch  the  fist. 

Fermer  (se),  vr.  to' shut;  close. 

Fermeté,  sf.  firmness  ,  resolu- 
tion, vigour.  [ning. 

Fermeture,   sf,   closing;    faste- 

Fermier,  e,  s.  farmer. 

Fermoir,  sm.  clasp,  chisel. 

Féroce,  a.  ferocious,  savage. 

Férocité,  .s/,  ferocity,  Savage. 

I^erragc,  sm.  shoeing  (a  horse). 

Ferraille,  sf.  old  iron. 

Ferrailler, un. to  fence;  wrangle. 

Ferrailleur,  sm,  buUy,  fighter, 
wrangler. 

Ferrant  (maréchal),  shoeing- 

Fcrré,  e,  «.  ironed.  [smitn. 

Ferrement,  sf.  iron  implement. 

Ferrer,  va.  to  *  bind  vvilh  iron  ; 
shoe  (a  horse);  tag  (laces). 

Ferret,  sm.  tag. 

Ferrcur,  sin.  tagger  of  laces. 

Fcrrière,  sf.  smith's  shoeing- 
box. 

Fcrron,S))i.  dealer  in  bar-iron. 

Ferronnerie ,  sf.  foundry. 

Ferronnier,  e,  a.  ironmonger. 

Ferrugineux,  se,  a,  ferrugi- 
nous.  [of  a  horse. 

Ferrure,  sf.  iron-woik,*  shoeing 

Fertile,  a.  fertile,  fruilful. 

Fertilemcut,  ad.  fruitfully. 

Fertilisation,  sf.  fcrtilJzaliOQ. 

Fertiliser,  va.  to  ferlilize. 

Fertilité,  sf.  fertility,   plenty. 

Férule,  sf,  ferula  ;  rod. 

Fervent,  e,  a.  ferveiiU 


FÉV 

Ferveur,  sf.  fervour,  zeal, 

l''csse,  sf.  bullock,  breech. 

Fc«8c-ma(liicu,  sm.  skinflint 
iriiserly  hunks. 

B'vssée,  sf.  whipping. 

■''csser,  va.  to  Uog  whip. 

i'esseuv,  se,  s.  a  llogger. 

l'essïer,  srn.  bultocks. 

Fcsiiii,s»!.  feast,  banquet. 

Feston,  sm.  festoon.  [lop. 

Festouiier,  va.  lo  festoon;  soul- 

I''estoycr,  va   to  feast. 

Fêle,  df.  feast;  boliday  festival 
enterlainmcnt, 

Fêle-Dieu, s/'.CorpusChrisfiday. 

F''''«r,  va.  to  keep  as  a  holidav; 
to  feast. 

Féiiclie,  sm.  felich. 

Fétide,  u.  fetid;  rank. 

Fétu,  sin.  stiaw,  rush. 

Fétus,  sm.  fu;tus. 

Feu,  sm.  tire,  Uame,  beat,  inflam- 
mation, passion,  anger,  liveli- 

—  dç  joie,  bonfire.  [ness. 

—  d'artîGec,  fireworks. 

—  follet,   gnis  fatuus. 
Feu  (armes  à),  fire-arms. 
Feu,  e,  a  late,  deceased. 
Fcuilatuire,  «»{.  feudalory, 
Feuillage,  sm.  foliage. 
Feuille,  sf.  leaf,  foil. 

—  de  papier,  sbeel     of  paper. 
Fouillée,  sf.  leafy.  [leaf. 
Feuillc-uiorie,   lilcmol,    dead- 
F'euillel,  sm.  leafof  a  boot. 
Feuilletage,  sf.  puD'-pa^te, 
Feuilleté,  a,  a  light  cake. 
Feuilleter,  va.  to  turn  over. 

—  la  pâte,  to  make  puff-paste. 
Feuilleton,    sm.    lUeraiy     part 

ofa  journal. 
Feuilletoniste,  sm.  novelist. 
Feuillette,  s/',  wine-cask. 
Feuillu,  e,  a  full  of  leaves. 
Feuillure,  sf.  rabbet. 
Fourre,  sm.  straw. 
Feutrage,  sm.  felling. 
Feutre,  sm.  fell,  old  uati 
Feutrer,  l'a.  lo  felt. 
Feutrière,  sf.  felt-maker. 
Fèves,  sf.  bean. 
Féverole,  sf.  horse-bean. 
Février,  sm,  Februarjf, 


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Fi,  int.  fie,  6e  upon. 

—  donc,  l'or  sliame. 
Fiacre,  sm.  hactney-coach. 
Fiançailles,   sf.  ,d.  betrolhing. 
Fiance, S)/(.  bride-room. 
Fiancée,  sf.  bride. 
Fiancer,  l'a.  to  bclrotn. 
Fibre,  s/-,  fibre,  filament. 
Fibreux,  se,  a.  tibrous. 
Fibrilles/',  fibril.small  fibre. 
Ficeler,  va.  to  tie,  to  *  bind. 
Ficeleur,  sm.  corder. 
Ficelle,   sf.  packlhread,   stri'jg. 
Fiche,  sf.  book;  flsh,  counler. 
Ficlier,  ii,î.    10  «drive  in;   deal. 
Ficbet,    sm.   ivorypeg. 
Fichu,  sm.  neckerchief.     ■ 
Fictif,  vc,  flclitious,  imaginary. 
Fiction,  sf.  fiction,  lie,  story. 
Fictivement,  ad.  fictitiously. 
Fidei-comnii»  ,  sm.  trust. 
Fidèle,  a.  s.  lailhful,  lovai,  true, 
Fidèlement,  ad    failhfully. 
Fidélité,    sf.   fidelity;    failhfûl- 

ness,  loyally. 
Fief,  sm.  fief;  tenure. 
Fieffé,  e,  a.   arrant.  regular. 
Fieffer,  va.  to  enfeoff.  [tj,  liile. 
Fiel,  s»!,  gall,  malice,  cnimosi- 
Fiente,  sf.  dung. 
Fientcr,  i>/i.  lo  dung. 
Fier,  va.  lo  trust;  BEtrust.      [in. 
Fier  (se),  vr    lo   rely  on  ;  tru>l 
Fier,  c,   a.  proud;    loflv,  fiercu, 

baugbty.  •" 

Fier  a  bras,  sm.  bully. 
Fièrement,  ad.  haugbtily. 
Fierté,  .s/-,    pride,    baugblines?, 

spirit,  arrogance. 
Fièvre,  sf.  lever. 

■  ntei'mittcnte,  ague  fever. 

—  lente,  bcctic  fever. 

—  chaude,  a  violent  fever. 
Fièvre    (.%voir  la),  to  be  in  a 

fever,  to  bave  an  ague. 
Fiévreui,se,«.  feverish,aguish. 
Fifre,  sm.  fife,  fifer. 
Figer,  va.  to  congeal,  coagulate. 
Figue,  sf.  fig. 

Figuier,  sm.  fig-tree.    [figurant. 
Figurant,  c,    s.    baliel-dancer, 
Figuratif,  ve,  a.  figurative. 
Fij(urativcment,a(^.  —  vely. 


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Figaro ,  sf.  figure  ,  form,  shape. 
Figiii-émcut,  ad.  Bguralively. 
Figurer,  en.  10  figure;  appear. 

Se — ,ur.  to  imagine,  fancy. 
Figurer,  vn.  to  look  well,  rank. 
Figurines,  sf.  figurine,  [stream- 
Fil ,  sm.  tliread  ;  wire  ,  edge, 
Fîl«ge,  sm.  spinnîng. 
Filament,  £»!.  filament,  tbread. 
Fîltmienleux ,    se,  a    filameu- 

tous,  stringy. 
Filaudière,  sf.  spinster* 
Filandres,  pi.  flianders. 
Filuudreux,  se,a.  stringy,  wiry. 
Filasse,    sf.  tow  ;  flax  or  hemp- 

ready  to  ■*  be  '  spun.    [dresser. 
Filassier,  sm,   flax,    or  hemp- 
Fiiaicur,  sm.  spinner. 
Filature,  sf.  spinning. 
File,  sf.  file,  row. 
Filer ,  va.  to  *  spin,  *  -wiredraw; 

file  o[r{as  soldier.'^). 
Filer,  vn.  to  file  off,  to  purr. 
—  doux,  to  be  submissive. 
Filerie,  sf.  rope-walk. 
Filet,  sm.  strlng,  fillet,  net,  rid- 
ée, tbread  (bride);  snaffle. 
Fileur,   se,  s.    spinner,    wire- 
Fiiial,  e,  a.  filial.  [drawer. 

Filijileuieut,  ad.  fîlially. 
Filiation,  sf.  —  lion,  descent. 
Filière,  sf.  wîre-drawing   iron, 

wiuder. 
Filigrane,sm.  filigrane,  filigree. 
Fille,  sf.  girl,  inaid,daughter. 

Petite- — ,  granddaughter. 
Fillette,  sf.  young  lass. 
Filleul,  s'in.  godson. 
Filleule,  sf. goddaughter. 
Filochc,  sf.  net,  net-work. 
Filon,  sm.  vein  in  a  mine  ;  Iode. 
FiloscUe,  sf.  floss-silk. 
Filou,  sm.  sharper,  pick  pocket. 
Filouter,  va.  to  pick  pockets. 
Filouterie,  sf.  cheating,  filching. 
fils,  sm,  son;  maie  cbiïd. 

Petit- — ,  grandson. 
Fillration,  sf.  straining. 
Filtre,  sm.  filttr. 
Filtrer,  va.  to  filter. 
Filure,  sf.  spinning. 
Fin, s/',  end,  aim,  ciosej  View. 

A  la—,  at  last. 


Fin,  c,  a.  fine,  thin  ,  snhtie,  slj, 

cunnîng,  sharp,  nimble. 
Final,  e,n.  final. 
Fiualeuicnl,  ad.  finally, 
Finance,  sf.  finance,  cash. 
Financier,  sm.  financial. 
Finances,  f.  pi.  finances. 
Financer,  V.  to  mise  money. 
Finasser,  vn,  to  finesse,     [ger. 
Finasseur,  se,  a.  s.  artful  dod- 
Fiuasserie,  sf.  finessing. 
Finaud,  c,  a.  artful;  deep;  sy. 
Fineuieut,a(i.  finely,  cunningly. 
Finesse,   sf.  Ëneness,    slyness, 

delicacy.  [len  tissue. 

Finette,  sf.  thin  cotton  or  wool- 
Finir,  va,  to   finish ,  to  end,  to 
Finisseur,  sm.  finisher.       [dis. 
Fiole,  sf.  figure,  phial. 
Fion,  sm.  finish. 
Fioritures,  sf, pi.  flourishes. 
Firmament,  sm.  firmament. 
Fisc,  sm.  fisc,  treasures, 
Fiscal,  e,  a.  lÎFcal. 
Fissure,  sf,  fissure,  crack. 
Fistule,  sf.  fistula,  ulcer. 
Fistiileux,  se,  a.  fistulous. 
Fixation,  sf.   —  tion ,    appoia- 

ting,fixing. 
Fixe,  a.  fixed,  steady,  set. 
Fixement,  arj.  fixedly,  steadily. 
Fixer,  va.  to  *  fix  ;  setlle  ;  deter- 
Fixité,  sf.  Ëxity.  [mine. 

Flaclie,  sf.  llaw,  hole  in  a  road< 
Flacon,    sm.     îlask,   smellingc 

botile. 
Flagellation,  sf.  flagellation. 
Flageller,  va.  to  flagel  late. 
Flageolet,  sm.  flageolet,  kidney- 

bean. 
Flagorner,  vn.  to  fawn  upon. 
Flagornerie,fawning.  [cophant. 
Flagorneur,  se,  s.  a  toady.  sy- 
Flagrant,  c,  a.  flagrant. 
Flair,  sm,  smelling,  scent. 
Flairer,  va.  to  *  smell;  '  scent 
Flambant,  e,  a,  blazing. 
Flambe,  sf.  flag  (a  Dower). 
Flambé,  e,  a,   singed;  undone. 
Flambeau,  sm,    flambeau,  c»tt- 

dlestick,  light. 
Flamber,  va.  to  singe. 
—,  vn.  to  blaze,  flash. 


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dFlambcrge,  sf,  rapier,  sword. 
Fiaiubojaut ,    c,    a.    flaming  , 

glistering. 
fflambojer,  vn.  to  blaze.  Dame. 
Flnmme*  sf.   Came,  ship's  pen- 
dant. 
Flatnmèclie.  s/".  Dake  of  fîre. 
Flan,  sm.  custard,  planchet. 
Flanc,  sm.  flank,  side. 
Flanchet,    sm.    part    or  a  sir- 

loia  of  heef. 
Flauilrin,«m.lonf;hacke(J  fellow. 
Flanelle,  sf.  flannel. 
Flâner,  D)i.  10  louDge  ;  saunter. 
Flânerie,  sf.  louDging;  saunter. 
Flâneur,  se,   S.  lounger,   saun- 

terer. 
Flau<|ner,    va.    to  ûank  ;    deal 

(a  blow). 
Flaque,  sf.  puddle,  pool. 
Flaqiier,  va.  to  da«h;  sluice. 
Flasque,  a.  Paint,  flabbj. 
—1  sf.  powder-horn. 
Flatter,  va.  to  flalter  ;  please; 

favour;  charm;fawn  upon;  coax; 

wheedle.  [fclf. 

Flatter  (se),  vr.  to  flatter  one's 
Flatterie,  s/,  flattery,  fawning. 
Flatteur,    se,  a.    S.    flattering, 

flatterer. 
Flatteusenient,  ad.  Datteringly. 
Fléau  ,  sm.  flail ,  plague,  scale- 

beam,  bar.  [point. 

Flèche,  sf.  arrow,  stiteh,  team, 
fPléchïr,  V.   to   '   bend  ;    move; 

bow;  assuage.  [bending. 

FIéchissenien«,STO. génuflexion, 
Fléchisseur,  sm.  flexor. 
Flegmatique  ,  a.  —  tic  ,  grave. 
Flegme,  sm.  phlegm,  coolness. 
Flétrir,  V.  to  *  fade;  blemish  ; 

brand;  sully. 
Flétrissure,  sf.  withering,  stig- 

ma,  fading,  blight,  brand. 
Fleur,  sf.  flower,  blossom. 

—  de  farine  ,  fine  flour. 

—  de  lis,  flower-de-luce. 
Fleuraison,  .cf.  blowing  ;  efflo- 

rescence. 
Fleurdeliser,  va.  to  mark  with 

a  flower-de-luce. 
Fleuré  ,  e,  a.  flory. 
Fleurer,  Flairer, vn.  to'slselK 


Fleuret, s?>!.  silk  ferret,  fenfing» 
foil.  [gallanlry. 

Fleurette, sf.  floweret,  cajoling, 

Fleuri,  c,  a.  flowery. 

Fleurir,  t>/l.  tO  blossom  ;  *  blûW, 
to  flourisii;  *  thrive 

Fleuriste,  S.  florist.  [rUh. 

Fleuron,  sm.  flower;  gem,  flou- 
Fleuve,  sm.  river,  stream. 

Flexiliilité,s/'.flexibilit\;pliancj 

Flexible,  a.  flexible,  suppio. 

Flexion,  sf.  flexion,  defleclion. 

Flibustier,  sm.  filibuster,  free- 
booter. 

Flic-nac,  ad.  thwick-hwack. 

Flocon,  sm.  flake,  flnck,  hift. 

Floraison,  sf.  flowering,  hiosso- 

Floral,  e,  a.  floral.  [ming. 

Florentine,  sf.  florentine,  figu- 
red  salin. 

Florin,    sm.    florin. 

Florir,  vn.  to  flourish. 

Florissant,  a.  flourishing.      ' 

Floristc,  sm.  Ilorist. 

Flot,  sm.  wave,  tide,  float. 
A—,  ad.  afloat. 

Flottage,  sf.  floaling. 

Flottaison, sf.  (mar.) water-line. 

Flottant,  e,  a.   floating,  wave- 
ring. 

Flotte,  sf.  fleet,  float,  buoy. 

Flotter,  ni.   to  float;  fluctuate; 

Flottille,  sf.  flotilla.     [hesitate. 

Flou,  ad.  soft,  light. 

Flouer,  va.  to  deddle-dupe. 

Flouerie, sf.  diddling;  clieat, 

Floueur,  sm.  diddler;  cheat. 

Fluctuation  ,  sf.  —  tioD. 

Fluctueux,  se,    a.   fluctuons, 
unstcady. 

Fluer,  vn.  to  flow  ;  *  run. 

Fluet,  te,  o.  tender;  slim;  weakly. 

Fluide,  a.  s.  fluid,  fluent. 

Fluidité,  sf.  —  tj,  volabilily. 

Flûte,  sf.  a  flûte  ,  pink  (a  sbip). 

Flûte,  e,a.  soft,  fluty. 

Flûter,   vn.   to   plaj    the  flûte; 
tipple  ;  tope. 

Flûteur,  se  ,  S.  piper. 

Fluvial,  e,  a.  fluvial. 

Flux,  sm.    flood ,    tide,   flux; 
flush  at  cards.  [tion. 

FInxion,  sf.  snelling,  inflamma. 


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Fol,  if.  failh,  évidence,  feally. 

Uoune — ,  sincerity,  good  faith. 

nSaiiTaise — ,  dishonesty. 

Digne  do — ,  truslworlhy. 

.«joiiior — ,  to  give  crédit  tOi 
—,  sm.  foihle,  weak  side. 
Foie,  sm.  Ii\er. 
Foin,  sm.  hay,  choke. 
—,  int.  piih  1  pest  1 
Foire,  sf,  fair,  fairinj;  looseness. 
Foireux,  se,  a.  S.  relaxed,  pale> 
(Fois,  sf.  lime. 

Due — ,  oDce. 

lieux^,  twice,  two  timesi 

A  la—,  at  once. 
foison,  sf.  plenty,  abundance. 

A — ,  nd.  abundantly.  [lip'y- 
Foisonner,  vn.  to  abouod,  mul- 
Folâtre,  a.  playfu!,  sportive. 
Folâtrer,  vn.  10  splay;  toy. 
Folâtrerie,  sf.  playing,  wanton 
Folichonne,  a.  piayful.  [trici;. 
Folie,  sf.   folly,  madness,  fond- 

ness,  mania,  insanita. 
Folio,  sm.  folio. 
Foliole,  sf.  leaflet;  rdiole. 
Folle,  a.  f.  vid.  Fou. 
Follement,  ad.  madly,fcoIishly. 
Follet,  te,  a.  wanton,  piayful. 
Folliculaire,  sm.  follicular. 
Follicule,  sf.  folicle.  [1er. 

Fonaentateur,  trice,  s.  fomcQ- 
Fomentation  ,  sf.  —  tion. 
Fomenter,  va.  to   foment;  en- 
courage. 
Foucé,  e,  a.  rich;  clever,  darlf. 
Foncer,  va.  to  botlom;  sink;  de- 

epen. 
— ,Dii.to  supply  furds;  fall  upon. 
Foncier,  e,  a.  land,  profoimd. 
Foncièrement,  ad.  tboroughly. 
Fonction,  sf.  funclion,  duty. 
Fonctionnaire,  sm.  a  fuuctio- 

nary. 
Fond,  sm.  bottotn,  ground,  main 

point,  back  part,  end. 
Fond  en  r'>mtile  (de),  ulterly, 

wholly. 
—  de  caic  ,  hold  of  a  ship. 
Fondamental,  e,  a.  fundamen- 
ta'  [raentally. 

Fon.^  mentalement,  rtd.funda- 
Fondant,  Oj  a,  melting. 


—  sm.  flux,  for  mefals. 
Fondateur,  trice,  s.  foundeft 
Fondation,  sf.   foundation  ,  en« 

dowment. 
Fonde  de  pouvoir,  5.  attornoy. 
Foitdement,     sm.     foundation 

base,  cause,  fundament. 
Fonder,  va.  to  found;  *  lay  tha 
foundation;  base. 
Se  —,  vr.  to  *  be  founded. 
S'onderie,  sf.  foundery.. 
I''ondeur,  sm..  founder. 
Fondoir,  sm.  melling-houSB. 
Fondre,  ra.  to  mett,*casl*pusb 

upon,  blend. 
Fondrière,  sf.  a  quagmire;  bog 
Fondrillcs,  pi.   grounds,  sédi- 
ment. 
Fonds,   sm,  land,    soi),    fund} 

steck,  ground, 
Fongeux,  se,  a.  spOBgioux 
Fongus,  sm.  fungus.      [cistern. 
Fontaine,  sf.  fountain,  sprinç, 
a'ouiaiuier,  sm.  fountaic-maker. 
Fontanelle, s/',  fonlanel. 
S''ontaHge,  sf.  top-knot. 
l'ontc,s/'.melting,castiron,fonti 
Fonticule,  sf.  issue.  [font, 

S'onts,  sm.  pi.    font,   baptismal 
l'orage,  sm.  boring.  [etinerant. 
Forain,  e,  a.  foreign  travellingi 
Forban,  sm.  pirate. 
Forçat,  sm.  a  gaiiey-slave. 
Force,  sf.    slrenglh ,   fortilade, 
violence,  force,  power,  magna- 
nimity,  energy. 
De—,  violenlly. 
Force  de  (à),  by  dint  of. 
Forcé,  e,  a.  forced;  constrained 

unaturai. 
Forcément,  ad.  forcibly. 
Forcené, e,  a.  mad,  in  a  farj. 
Forceps,  sm.  pi.  forceps. 
Forcer,  vn.   to    force  ;    '  break 
open;  override;  violate. 
Se — ,  vr.  to  do  on 'es  self  vio» 
lence;  strecht  a  point- 
Forces,  sf.  large  shears. 
Forclore,  va.  to  foreclose. 
Forclusion,  ^<;/.  forciosure. 
Forer,  t'a.  tobore;  perforate. 
Forestier,  sm.  forester,  rang«r> 
Forêt,  sf.  forest. 


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FOU 


Foret,  sm.  drill  ;  gimblet. 
rorfuii-o,  V.  10  Irespass;  forfeU. 
ForTiiit.  sm.  heinouf  crime. 

Pi-fiu!i-e  à— ,  to  coiitract  for. 
Forfiiiiiire-  $f.  forfeiture;  trea- 

SOD.  [bragging. 

Forfaisterio  ,    sf.    romancery , 
Forge,  sf.  forge,  smilhy. 
Foi'gcable,  tbal  maj  be  forged. 
Forcer,   va.   to  forge  ;   ÏQYent  ; 

coin. 

Se — -,  vr.  to  produce;  fancj. 
Forgeron,  sm.  blaksmilh. 
Forfjeiir,  sm.  forger,  fabricator. 
Fci'Iiiuccr,  va.  to  slart  (game). 
ForloBicicr,  va,  lo  protract,  vn. 

to  gel  abead.  [oITence. 

Foriu:iliser  (se),  vr,   to  '  take 
Formaliste,  ri.  s.  formalist. 
Foruiuliié,  sf.  formality,  forni. 
Format,  sm.  size  of  a  book, 
FoB'uiatioBi,  sf,  forming. 
Furiiic,  sf.    form,   sbape,    for- 
mality. 
—  i!c  eliai>eaii,  Crown  of  a  hat. 
Formol,  le,  a,  formai,  pofitiye; 

e^|Jrofs.  [positively. 

Formellement,    ad.     formally, 
Former,  va.  to  form,  *  make,  * 

produce;  conçoive;  train  up. 

Se— ,r/-.lo*be  l'ormed.  [riliie. 
Formidable,  a.  formidable,  ter- 
Formier.  sm.  a  la^t-makcr. 
Formulaire,  sm.  formulary. 
Formule,  sf,  formule,  prescrip- 
tion, form. 
Fornication,  sf.  —  (ion. 
Forniquer,  vn.  lu  fornicale. 
Fors,  ]ir.  save,  except,  but. 
Fort,  e,   a.  slroiig,  sloul,  bard, 

violent,  powerfui,  robust. 
Fort,   sm.     ma^terpiece;    skill  ; 

main  point,  fort.  [londiy. 

Fort,  ad.  very,  very  miicb,  hard, 
Fortement,  sir  iigly,  stoutly. 
Forleres»e,  sf.  furtiess. 
Fartili:(nt,  e,  a.  strenglhening. 
Forliiicateur,  sm.  slrength- 
Foriincaiiou,  sf.  —  tion.  [ener. 
FurtiDer,  va.  to  fortify  ;  streng- 

llieii,  iiicigorale. 

Se    fnrtiEer,    vr.     tO    grow 
tirons. 


Fortin,  sm.  litlie  fort;  fortlel. 
Fortuit,  e,  a.  forluitous,  casusl. 
Foriiiitemcnt,  ad.   lorluitousiy, 

casualiy. 
Fortune,  sf.  fortune,  luck,  con- 
dition, destiny,  chance. 
Fortuné,  c,  a.  fortunate;  bappjf, 
fr'orum,  sm.  forum. 
Forure,  sf.  bore  of  a  key. 
Fosse,  sf,  grave,  pil,  hole> 

Basse—,  sf,  aungeou. 
Fosse,  S7n.  ditch,  moat. 
Fosse».  SOT.  peg,  faucet. 
Fossette,  sf.  cbuck-hole,  dimpla. 
Fossile,  sm.  lossil. 
Fossoyage,  sm.  grave-digging. 
rossoyer,   va.    lo   ditch. 
Fossoyeur,  sm.  a  grave-digger, 

ditcher. 
Fou,  fol,  le,  a,  mad  ;  sîlly,  very 

fond,  fooliîh.  [cliess. 

— ,  sm.   lool  ;    jester,  bishop   at 
Foiiaee,  sf,  hearlh-cake. 
F€>unse,  sm   hearih-money. 
Fouaille,  sf.  quarry  (reward). 
Fouailler,  va.  to  lash  ,  wbip. 
Foufire,  sf.  thunderbolt. 
— ,  stn.  large  tun.  [striking. 

Foudroiement,   sm.    thunder- 
Foudroyant,  c,  a,  Ihuuderiag, 

drcadful,  flashing. 
Foudroyante,  Sf.  rocket. 
Foudroyer,    va,     to     fbjndeiii 

striko;  batler-down,  confound. 
Fouce,  sf.  bat  fowling. 
Fouet,  sm,  whip,  whipcord,  rod, 

iafh,  tail.  [flog  ;  pelt;  eut. 

Fouetter,  va.  to*wliip;    lasb; 
Fouetteur,  se,  s.  a  flogger. 
Fougade.  sf.  feugade. 
Fougeraie,  sf.  fern-plot. 
Fouscre,  Sf.  fern. 
Fougon,  sm.  caboose. 
FougMe,sAimpetuo«ily;  passion; 

ardeur,  (ire.  [nate;  spirited. 
Fougueux,  se,  a,  Hery;  paîsio- 
Fouiile,,</'.  excavation;  digging. 
Fouiller,  m,  to  *  search;"excd- 

vato;  dig  ;  ransack. 
Fouillis,  sm.  confusion. 
Fouine,  sf.  pole-cat. 

F'')uir,  va.  to  '  dig;  sink  a  weUi 
Foulage,  sm.  fulling. 


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Foulant,  e,  a.  pressing. 
l'''o'.ilard,  sm.  foulard. 
Foule,  sf.  crowd;  ihrong  ;  ful- 
ling;  mob. 

Eu  — ,  ad.  in  crowds. 
Foulées,  sf.  pi.  deer's  tracts. 
Fouler,   va.  to    tread;    to   full 
trample  upon;  crush;  oppress. 
—  du  drap,  to  inill  clotli. 

Se  —  le  pied,  etc.  to  sprain, 
Foulerie,  sf.  ruilery-mill. 
Foiileur,  .;i)2,  luiler;  wine-pre5- 
Fouloir,  sm.  fullinj-board.[ser. 
Foulon,  sm.  fuller.  [stag. 

Foulque,  sm.   coot   faling  (of  a 
FoitU'-re,  sf.  sprain,  fulling. 
Four,  sm.  o-ven;  kiln. 
Fourbe,  sm.  cheat,  impostor. 
— ;  a.  cliealing,  false. 
— ,  sf.  imposture,  cheat. 
Fourberie,  s^.  imposture, chcat. 
iFonrbir,  aa.  to  lurhisli. 
Fourbissas;e,  sm.  furbishing. 
Fourbisscnr,  sm.  sword-cullcr; 

lurbisher. 
Foiirbissure,  sf.  furbishing. 

Fourbu,  c,  a.  foundered. 

Fourburc,  sf.  foundcring. 

Fourche,  sf.  a  fork. 

Fourché,  a.  cloven,  splitjforkpd. 

Fourcher.  r«.   to   forkout;  bi- 
furcate  ;  branch  oIT. 

Foiircheté,  e,  a.  forked. 

Fourchette,  sf.  fork,breast-bone. 
.  Fourchon,  sm.  prongofa  fork. 

Fourchu,  e,  a.  forked,  cloven. 

Fourchure,  fork,  furcalion. 

Fourgon,  Sîlî.waggon,       [  poke. 

Fourgonner,  va.  lo  stir  the  fire; 

Fourmi,  sf,  ant,  pismire. 

Fourmilier,  sm.  ant-eater. 

Foupmiiîcre,s/.  anl-hill;  swarm. 

Fourmillant,  e,  a.  swarming. 

S'ourniillemcnt,  sni.  tingling; 
swarm:  0  g. 

Fourmiller,  vn,  (0  swarm  wilh; 

Fourna|;e,S)n.  baking.  [be  fullof. 

Fournaise,  sf.  furnace, 

Fourneau,  sm.  slove,  kiln,  mine. 

Fourn(je,  sf.  batch,  baking. 

Fourni,  e,  a.  full,  tliick. 

Fonrnicr,  sm.  o\en-tender. 

Fournil,  sm.  bakebouse. 


Fourniment,  sm.  powdcr-flask, 
equipment.  [?upply,  afford. 

Fournir,  va.  to  lu^ni^.h  ;  *  flnd 
— ,  vn.  to  contribute  . 

So  — ,  vr.  to  be  supplied  by. 
Fournisseur,    sm,    contraotor, 

purveyor. 
Fourniture,  sf,  furnîshing,  pro- 
vision, trimming,  garnish. 
Fourrage,  sm.  fodder,  forage. 
Fourrager,  vn.  to  forage,  rava» 
Fourragcur,  sm,  foragcr.  [ge. 
Fourreau,  sm.  case,  scabbard, 

child's  frock. 
Fourré,  e,  n.fur;  stuffed;  bushedi 
—,  sm.  thicket  ;   brake. 
Fourrer,  va.  to  thrust;  *  stulT; 
to  fur;  poke.         [self,  engage. 
Se  —  ,   vr,   to    intrude    one's 
Fourreur,  sm.  furrier. 
Fourrier,  sm,   quarter-masfer. 
Fourrière, s/,  green-yard.pound. 
Fourrure,  s/,  fur,  serving. 
Fourvoiement  9  sm.  going  as- 

fray,  errer. 
Fourvoyer,  vn,  to*  mislead. 
Se  —,  vr.  to  go  wrong  way. 
Foutcau,  sm.  bcech. 
Foyer,  sm,  hearlh;  house,  seat| 

tiring  room,  focus,  centre. 
Frac,  sm.  dress-coat. 
Fracas,  sm.  crash, smash, noise. 
Fracasser,   va.    to  *  break  in 
Fraction, s/,  fraction.      [pièces. 
Fractionnaire,  a,  fraclional. 
Fracture,  sf.  fracture. 
Fracturé,  e,  «.broken. 
Fragile,  a.  frai!,  brittle. 
Fragilité,   sf.  —   lity,  frailty, 

britlleness. 
Fragment,  SMî.  fragment. 
Frai,  sm.  spawn,  spawning. 
Fraîrlicnicnt,  ad.  coolly,  recen» 

tly,  freshiy. 
Fraîcheur,  sf,    COoIness,   fresh" 

ness  ;  floridness. 
Fraîchir,  vn.  to  fresTien. 
Fraîrie,  sf.  merry-making. 
Frais,  fraîche,   a.  coll ,  fresb| 
new,  récent,  raw  [airt 

Frais,  sm.  cool  ;  coolness,  fresU 
— ,pl.  charges,  expenses. 
—,  ad,  newly,  coolly. 


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FRÉ 


Frnisc,s^  strawberryiruff,  frill; 

counlcT-finli.  [counler-fink. 
Fi-niyci-,  VI,  to  [liait;  fraise; 
Fi-ai>^icr.  sm.  sliawberry-plant. 
Fratsoir,  S))),  counlor-sink  bit. 
Framboise,  sf.  raspberry. 
FramboÊscr,    V(L    lo  *    give    a 

taste  ol'  raspberry  [bi:sh. 

Frain|joi».ier,    sm.    raspberry- 
Frauc,  sm.  franc. 
Franc,  franche,  a.  free,  frank, 

mère,  arrant,  true,  bold. 
Fr.^llc,  ((rf.  plainly;  quite. 
Fraiic-nia^aii.  sm.  freemason. 
Fraiic-tnafoiineric.      freema- 
Fraiir.iîs.  e, 0.  French.     [sonry. 
— ,  s.  Frenc'.iman. 
— ,  Fi(^nch\vom:in. 
Francliemeul,atZ.  franlily;  free- 

ly.  [corne. 

Francliir,  va.  to  *  leap  over;  oyer- 
Fraiicliise,  sf.   immunily  ;  fiee- 

dom  ;  franlinesi?. 
Fr,-)uciser,  v(i.  to  Frenchify. 

Se  — ,  vr.  to  become  French. 
Fr.i!Bcisc|uc,   sf.  double    edL-ed 

axe.  [paid. 

Franco,  ad.  po";t-paid;  carriage- 
Franç ois,  sp.  Francis. 
Frange,  sf.  fringe. 
C'rangcr,  va.  to  fringe. 
Fr.Tiiser,  e,  s.  fringe-maker. 
Fi'it>]^;|iiiiiG.  sf.  frangipane. 
Franquette  (à  la),  frccly  fran- 

liy.  [  tial,  notable. 

Frapj>ant,  c,  a.  slriliing;  essen- 
Fraps^e,  5/.  stamp. 

—  -ninin,  sm.  bot  cockles. 
Frappement,  sm.  striking. 
Frapper,  va.  tn  *  strike,  *  smite, 

inock,  lath. 

—  €l<i  la    monnaie,    tO    Stamp 

—  tïes  m.tius,  to*clap.  [money. 
Se  —.Dr.   to   knock   against; 

be  impressed.  [cker. 

Frappenr,  se,    s.  beater,   kno- 
Fratcr,  sm.  barber,  surgeon. 
Fraternel,   le,  a.  —  nal,    bro- 
theriv.  [nally. 

Fraloi-iicllemcut,  ad.  frater- 
Fratcrnïser,  vn.  to  fralcrnize. 
Fraternité,  sf.—  nity;  brothfr- 
Fralricide,S(n.  fratricide,  [hood. 


Fraude,  s',  fiaud,  decoit,  cheat. 

Un — ,ad.  fraudulenlly. 
Frauder,  vu.  to  dcfraud;  deceÎTe 
— ,  v>i.  lo  smiiggle. 
Fraudeur,  sm.  defrauder;  smug- 

gler. 
Fraudulenscnient,fZ(7.  frauQu- 

luntîy,  by  fraud. 
Frauduleux,  se,  a.  fraudulent. 
Frayer,  Vn.  10  open,  to  *  shew, 

rubagainst,graze,spa\vn,  agrée. 
Frayeur, s/'.IVight,  dread,  terrer. 
Fredaine,  sf.  prank  ;  frolic. 
Fredon,  sm.  tril;  quaver. 
Fredonnement,  sm.  humming'. 
Fredonner,  D?i.  tobum  an  air. 
Frégate, s/,  frigale.  frigate-bird. 
Frein,  sm.  bit,  bridie,  curb. 
Frelater,  va.  to  adulterate. 
Frelatcrie,  sf.  adultération. 
Frêle,  a,  frail  ;  weak,  brittia 
Frelon,  sm.  bornet;  drone. 
Freluclie,  sf.  tuft,  small  tassef. 
Freluquet,  sm.  coxomb;  puppy. 
Frémir,  vn.  to  sbudder;  chal'e; 

roar;    simmer;    tremble. 
Frémiss<?ment,    sm,     bo'lling, 

sliudder,  shiver,  sbivering,  agi- 
FrÎMie.  S)H.  asb-tree.        [tation. 
Frénésie,  s/',  frenzy,  madness. 
Frénétique,  O.S.  frantic. 
Fréquemment,  ad,  frequently. 
Fréquence,  s/",  frequency. 
rréquent,e.  a.  fréquent;  usua!. 
Fréquentable,  a.  fréquentable. 
Fréqucntalii',  ve,  a.  —  tative. 
Fréquentation,  sf.    frequend-. 

lion.  [fclloweta 

Fréquenté,   e,    a.  frequented, 
Fréquenter,   Va,   to  fréquent, 

\isit. 
— ,  vn.  to  keep  Company  with. 
Frère,  sm,  brother;.  friar. 
—  de  lait,    fofter-brother, 
Frcsaic,  sf.  screech-ow!. 
Fresque,  fiosco.  [pluck. 

Fressure,  sf,  liarslet    of   a  pig, 
Fret,  sm,  freight. 
Frétemcut,  sm.  ths  freighting. 
SFi'éior,  vn.  to  freigbt. 
Fréteur,  sm.  frcigblcr. 
Frétillant,  e,  ri.  frisky;  livelj 
Frctilleiment,  sm,  frisking. 


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rrétilict-,  vn.   to  frisk;    flullcr; 
l'rotiii,  sin.  frj;  Irash.     [fidgel. 
l'rettc,  sf.  ferrule;  boop;  collar. 
I''re««cr,  va.  to  hoop;  coilar. 
■''riabilitc,  sf.  —  lity. 
Friuble,  a.  friable,  briette. 
Friand,  e,  a.  dainty,  nice. 
— ,  S.  dainty  person,  epicure.   . 
Friaudiso,   sf.  daiatiness,    epi- 

curism. 
Fricandeau,  $m.  fricandeau. 
Fricassée,  sf.  fricassée. 
Fricasser,  Va.  to  squanderaway; 

fricassée. 
Fricasseur^  sm.  a  bad  cook. 
Friclie,  sf.  land,  waste,  fallow. 
Fricot, siî!.  ragoût,  siew,  hash. 
Friction,  sf. —  tion,  riibbing. 
Frictionner,  va.  to  rub. 
Frigidité  ,  sf.  frigidity. 
Frigorifique,  a.  frigorifie. 
Frileux,  se, a.  chilly. 
Frimas,  srii.  rime,  îioar  frost 
Frime,  sf.  sham,  prclence. 
Fringant,  e,  a.  frisky,brisk. 
Fripe,  sf.  rag. 

Fripé,  e,  a.  tbreodhare,  shabby. 
Friper,  va.    to    rumple,  gobble 

up;  boit;  squander. 
Frîperie,s/".rrippery,oldclolhes. 
— )  broker's  row. 

Fripier,  e,  S.  salesman,  brocker. 
Fripon,  ne,  a.  knave,  rogue. 
Friponuer,  va.  to  cbeat. 
— ,  vn.  to  play  Ihe  rogue. 
Friponnerie,  sf.  knavish  Irick, 
Frire,  va.  tO  fry. 
Frise,  sf.  freize,  flannel. 
Friser,  va.  to  curi,  crisp;  graze, 

ruffle,  nap. 
Frisotter,  l'a.  to  frizzle;  becurl. 
Frisquette,  sf.  frisket. 
Frisson,  sm.  shivering,   a  cold 

fit.  [ring. 

Frissonnement,     sm.      shive- 
Frisouncr,  vn.  to  îViver;  sLud- 

der ;  quake. 
Frisure,  sf.  curling;  curis. 
Friiilinire,  sf.  —  lary. 
Frito,  sf.   frilt. 
Friture,  sf.  frying;  fried  food. 
Fri\ole,  a.  frivoious,  vain,  tri- 

fling. 


Frivolité,  sf.  frivolousnesSi 

l'ruc,  sm.  monts  habit. 

Fi'ocord,sni.  nionk. 

Froid,  e,   a.  cold;   frigid,  gmTS. 

Froid,  sm,  cold,  coldnoss,  indif- 
férence. 

Froidement,  ad.  coldly,  coolly. 

Froideur,  sf.  ccidness,  indiffé- 
rence, reserve. 

Froidure,  sf.  cold. 

Froissement,  sm.  bruising 
clashing.  [ruffle 

Froisser,  va.  to  bruise;  rumple; 

Frôlement,  snt.grazing,  contact. 

Frôler,  va.  to  graze. 

Fromage,  s?n,  checse. 

Fromager,  e,  s.  checsemonger. 

Fromagerie,  sf.  ,  clieesc-dairy 
place  \\here  cbeese  is*  made. 

Fromageux,  se,  a.  chcesy. 

Froment,  sm.  wheat. 

Fronientéc,  sf.  frumentj. 

Fronce,  sf.  gatlier,  plait. 

Froncentenl,sm.frowuing,  kuit- 
ting  cf  ibe  braws. 

Froncer,  in.  to  galber;  knit  tha 

Froncis,  sm.  gather.      [brows; 

F'roude,  sf.  sling. 

Fronder,   Va.   to  sling;  stickle; 

blâme;  criticize,  fling.  [rious. 
Frondeur,  sm.  flinger;  censo- 
Frout,   sm.  forehead;  front,  as- 

Dc —  ad.  in  front,      [surance. 
Frontal,  sm.  a  frontal,     [work. 
Frontenti,  sm.   frontlet,  breast- 
Froulicrc,  sf.  fronliers. 
Froniisipice,  Sm.  frontispiece. 
Frontou ,  sm.  pcdiment. 
Frottage,  sm.  ruhbing. 
Frottée,  sf.  drubbing.        [bing. 
Frottement,   sili.  friction;  rub- 
Frotler ,     va.    to     rub  ;     drub; 

Se—,  vr.  to  fréquent,     [bang. 
Fi-otteur,  se,  rubber. 
Frottoir,  sm.  rubbing-cloth. 
Froiier,  va.  to  pipe. 
Fructifère,  a.  fructiforous. 
Frucliflnnt,  c.  n.  fructifying. 
Fructinration,  sf.   —  t  on. 
FrucliOer,   v.   to  fructify;  pros- 

per;  be  fruliful. 
Fructueusement,    ad.  SUCCesS- 

fully,  fruilfully. 


FUN 


13b 


FUY 


Fructueux,  se,  a.  fruilful,  lu- 
crative. 

Frugal,  e,  a.  soDer,  frugal, 

Friignicment,  ad.  frugaliji 

ffrugafîté,  s^  frugahty. 

Frugivore,  a.  frugi\orous. 

Wruit,  5Hî,  fiuii;  advantage,  pro- 
fit, effect,  result.  [loft. 

>IFruilerie,     sf.    fruitery,    fruit- 

Fruilier,  ère,  o,  fruit,  s.    frui- 

Frusquin,  sm.  ail.  [terer. 

Fruste,  n.  defaced  ;  broken. 

Frustratoirc,  a,  —  tory. 

Frustrer,  va.  to  frustrate;  balk. 

Fugitif,  »e,  a.  s,  fugilivei 

Fugue,  sf.  fugue. 

Fuie,  sf  dovecote.  [retreat. 

Fuir,  vn.  to  *  flj;  *  run    away; 

— -tn.  to  fly  from;  i-bun. 
Fuite,  sf.  iiiglji;  évasion;  escape; 

IcakiDg,  subterfuge. 
F'ulgiiratiou,  sf.  —  tion. 

Fuligiueux,  ee,  a.  fuliginous, 
tiuskj.  [dering. 

rulii.iiiaiit,e,n.fulminaiit;tliuii- 

Fuluiiuatiou,  sf.—  tion. 

Fuluiiuer,    v.    to     fulminate; 

thundcr. 
Fumage,    sm.    lackering. 
Fumaut,  c,  a.  smok.ng,  fuming. 
Fumécjs/.  smoke,  fume,  vapour. 
Fumer,     u,     to    smoke;     duug: 

rceke;  fume. 
Fumeron,  sm.  smoking-coal. 
Fumet,  sm.  flavour,  tasie. 
Fumeterre.  sm.  fumitory. 
Fumeur,  sm,  smoker. 
Fumeux,  se,    a',   smoky,  fumy 
heady.  [1^,11. 

Fumaer,  sm.  muckjdurg;  dung- 
Fumigateur,  si»,  lumigatûr. 
Fumigation,  sf.  —  lion. 
Fumigatoire,  a.  fumigalory. 
Fumiger,  vu.  to  fumigale. 
Fumiste,  sm.  chimney  doctor, 
Fumivore,  a.  lumivorou-, 
Fumoir,  sm   smoking-room. 
Fumure,  sf.  manure. 
Funambule,  sj7i.  rope-dancer. 
Fuuébre,  a.    funereai,    di>mal, 
mournful.  f'cquics 


Funeste,  a.  fata.;  dismal, 
Funestemenl,  (7(/.  lalallv. 
Funiculaire,  0.   fuuicular. 
l'uuin,  sm.  rigging. 
Fur  _  au  fur  et  à   iticsurei 

as  Eoon   as. 
Furet,  sm.  ferret. 
Fureter,  v.  to  ferret;  'search. 
Fureteur,  sm.    ferreter;  prycr. 
1  ureur,  sf.  furty,  rage,  madnU. 
ïuriijonil,  e,  a.  s.  furious;  mad 
Fur.e,  sf.  fury;  rage.  [sivcl, 

Furieusement,    ad,  furioublî 

excessively.  ■ 

Furieux,   se,  a.  mad,   furious: 

prodigious,   raging, 
Furoiicle,  sm.  furuncle;  'joil. 
Furtif,  ve,  a.  furtive,  viandes- 

!in;_Eieaill]y.  |;(i,i|y, 

J'_urtiTci„ent,nrf.rur'.ceIy,  steal- 
l'usaiu,  s))z.  spindie-iree. 
Fuseau,  sm.  spindie;  bobbin, 
ï'uscc,   sf.  spindiefull,   rocket, 

squib,  fusée. 
Fuser,  vu.  to  fuse;  melt. 
Fi^sibilité,  sf.  —  lity. 
Fusible,  a.  fusible. 
Fusil,  sm.   firelock,  box,  steel, 

f.er.-e  à  -,  sf.  Uint.      [gun. 
Fusilier,  i))î.  fusileer. 
Fusillade, s/,  discbcirge  of  mus- 
l-usiller,  l'a.  to  sLoct.      [ketry. 

Se  ~,vr.  to  fire  at  eochotlmr. 
Fusion,  sf.  fusion  ;  melting. 
Fustel,  stn.  fustate. 
Fustigation,  sf.  flcgging. 
Fustiger,  va.  to  wbip  ;  tlog. 
Fût,  sHî.  gun-stock,   shaft   of  a 

pillar,  cask,  staff. 
Futaie,  sf.  forest,  trees. 
Futaille,  sf.  cask,  barrel. 
Fuiaiue,  sf.  fustian. 
Fulaiuicr,  s)ïi.    fustian-weavcr. 
Fuie,  c,  a.    crafly,  cunning,  sly. 
Futile,  a.  Iriflins,  vain,  futile. 
Futilité,  s/.  fulUily,  vanitj. 
Futur,  e,,i.  future,   s.  inlcnded 
(liusband,  wife). 

—  sm.  future,  fulurily. 
Fuyuut, e, a.flying, fading,  t^pa- 

ring. 
Fujarii.sm.  fugitive,  vild. 

—  ".  lt;-iUve 


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GAL 


Gabare,  sf.  lightor,  transport! 
Cnbarer,  sf.  to  seuil. 
Knbari,  sm.  model  (ofa  ■vessel). 
Gnbarîer,  sm.  lighterman. 
Gabelle,  sf.  gabel;  sait-store. 
Gabion,  s?n.  gabion.        [biens. 
Gabîouucr,  un.  to  COTerwilh  ga- 
Gâcbc,  sf.  staple,  wall-book. 
nâcher,  va.  to  mix;  rinse  Mnen. 
Gûchclte,  sf.  tumbler-sl.iy  of  a 

lock.  [labourer. 

Slâcheiip,  sm,  Bungler,  mason's 
Gâclictix, se,  a.  splashy,  sloppy. 
Gûcbis,  sm.  slab,  splash,   mess. 
G::(t<>iiar<I,  sm.  nightman. 
Cndone,  sf.  night-soil. 
Gaffc,s/'.  boat-hook.  [g^ÔS. 

Gage,  sm.  pawn,  token,  plcdge, 
Gagei-,  t'rt.  to  hiro,  to  bet. 
Gagei-îe,  sf.  seizure  orgoods, 
GagcHi-,  se,  s.  tettCr, 
Gagiste,  sm.  per-.on  hired. 
Gngnage,  sm.  paslure-ground. 
Gaguaut,  c,  s,  a  winning,  gai- 

ning. 
Gastie-îleniep,sm.day-labourer. 

—  paîu ,  livelibood. 

—  pclit,  kniwes  grinder. 
Qogiicr,  va.  to*get,  gain,  *wîn, 

carry,    reach,  earn,  bribe,  im- 

prove. 
Gagner  (se),  vr.  to  be  calching. 
fôai,  e,  a.  gay,mcrry,  lively. 
Gaiement,  ad.  merrily,  gaily. 
Gaieté,  sf.  gaiety,  mirth,  chêer- 

fulness. 
Gaillard,  c,    a.    merry,   brisk, 

tipsy,   gallant,  bold,    pleasant. 
Gaillard    tfavant,    sm.    lore- 

castie. 

—  d'arrière  ,  quarter-deck. 
Gaillarde,  sf.  wantoD,  gay  wo- 

man,  bourgeois  (a  type). 
Gaillardement ,    ad,    mcrrily, 

blunlly  boldly. 
Gaillardise,  sf.  fi'0lic,gaiely. 
Gain,   sm.    gain,    lucre,   profit, 

winning. 


Gatne,  sf,  sheath,   case. 
Gatnicr,  sm.  shealh  malcer. 
Gala,  sm.  gala, grand  party. 
Galamment,   ad.  gentcely,  c!»> 

\erly;  gajlantly. 
Galant,e,rt.gallant,honestpolite. 
—  sm.  spark;  gallant.  fguo. 

Galanterie,  s/',  gallanlry,  intri- 
Galantine,  sf.  snow-drop. 
Gulbaniim,  sm.  —  num. 
Gale,  sf.  the  iich,  the  mange,  flia 
Galbe,  fim.  sweep,  curve.[scab» 
Gale,  s/,  ilch;  mange  of  dogs. 
Galée,  sf.  printer's  galley. 
Galène,  sf.  galena,  plumbago. 
Galère,  sf.  galley.  [way. 

Vogue  la  — ,  corne  \hat  coma 
Galerie,    sf.    gallery,    corridor, 

foot-hoard. 
Galérien,  sm.  galley-slave. 
Galet,  sjn.  shuQe-board  pcbble, 
Galetas,  sm.  garret.      [shinglo. 
Galette,  ■ç/'.bulter  pasle,damper. 
Galenx,  se,  a.  itchy,  scabby. 
Galiraalrcc,  s/',    hotck-potch. 
Galimntias,sm.  rigmarole;  non- 
Galion,  sm.  galleon.        [sensa. 
Galiotc,  sf.  galliot. 
—  ù  bombes,  bomb-Tcetch. 
Galipot,    sm,     galipot  ;     whif.a 

rosin. 
Galle  (noix  de),  sf.  gallnut. 
Gallican,  c,  a.  gallican. 
Gallicisme,  sut,  —  cismi 
Gulliqiie,  a.  gallic. 
Galoche,  sf.  galoshe. 
Galon,  sm.   lace,  gallon,  gimp. 
Galouuer,  va.  to  lace. 
Galop,  S))!,  gallop. 
Galopade,  sf.  galloping. 
Galoper,  DU.  to  gallop. 
Gulo^iin,  sm.errand-boy,  ro£ae. 
GnU-aniquc,  a.  galvanic. 
Galvaniser,  va.  to  galvanizo. 
Galvanisntc,  sm.  galvanism. 
Galvauo-cicctriiine,    a.    gai' 

\ano-elcctrIc.  Jplasiics. 

Galvanoplastie,  sf.    gaivano- 


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finniliailo,  s/',  gambsl. 
«iliiuibailcr,  i;/i.  lo  g.nnjbol. 
<^amliillcr,  vil.  to  kick  about. 
(Jumelle,  sf.  wooden  bowl, 
f^aïuiii ,  sm.  streel  boy. 
aau,ine,sf    lissy;  gipsj. 
tj*aninie^  sf.  gamut. 
Ganache,    sf.    lower   jaw    cf  a 

korse,  lilockhead;  doit. 
Gauglion.  sin,  ganglion. 
Uaiigrèuc,  sf.  gangrené. 
Caiigréner    (se),    vr.   to  gan- 
grené, canker. 
«an grcn cm,  se, «.gangrenons" 
iàapsc,  sf.  loop,cora. 
«iaii»,  sm.  glove  ,  gauntlet. 
Humé,  e.a.  glo\ed. 
«antclé,  e,  sf.  foxgloTe. 
«;anlel,ct.  S))!,  gau  nliet. 
Ganter,  l^fl.  to*  glove. 

Se—,  î;}'.  lo  put  on  one's  gloTes. 
Ganterie,  bf.  glove  trade. 
Gantier,  e,  s.  a  giover. 
Garançagc.  sm.  madder-dyiDg. 
Garance,  sf.  maddcr. 
Garancer,  va.  to  madder. 
Garant,  sm.  warranter;  guaran- 

tr.',  surrtty. 
Gni-aniie,  sf.  warranty. 
Garantir,  va.   to  warrant  ;  pro- 

tect;  assure;  secure,  fhelter. 

Se—,  to  sheller  one's  self. 
Garce,  sf.  strumpet. 
Garcette,  f.  gaskel. 
Garçon,    S7n.    boy,    bachelor , 

journeyman  ,  wailer,  lad. 
Gartle,   sf.  guard.  keeping  nur- 
se, watch;  care;  waid. 

Corps  do — ,  guard,  bouse* 
Garde,  sm.  keeper,  warden, 

—  bois,   forest-keeper. 

—  boutiqne,    old    sbop-keeper. 
nnfashionable  wares. 

—  cliauipctre,  sm,  field-kceper. 

—  chasse,  s)ii.  game  keeper. 

—  côte,  sm.  coast-guard. 

—  du  coi-ps,  life-guard. 

—  feu,   a  tireguard-fender.    [e!c. 

—  fou,   parapet,  Landrail,quaj's, 

—  magasin,  store-kceper. 

—  Dialaiie,  s.  sicl;-nurse. 

—  manger,  larder,  sale,    [dilto. 

—  »cublc,\vardrobc,ycomaD,  of 


Gardc-nnppc,  sm .  fable-mat. 
—  robe  ,  sf.  wardrobe  ;  water- 

closet. 
Gai-der,   v.    to    *   keep,  *  take 

care  of;  shield;  nurse. 

Se — ,  to  '  keep;  beware. 
Garde  de*  sceaux  ,  the  keeper 

of  the  seals. 
Gardeur,  se,  s.  a  herd;  keeper. 
Gardien  ,  ne,  s.  guardian,  pro- 
GaraJon,   Sî)ï.  roach.         [tector. 
Gare,  int.  look  ont;  '.ake  care. 
— ■  sf.  fcasin,  slalion. 
GareiiBie,  sf.  warren. 
Garer  (se),  to  *take  care;  stand; 

moor  a  beat. 
Gargariser  (se),  vr.  to  gargle. 
Gargarisme  ,     sm.     gargling; 

gargle.  [house. 

Gargote,  sf.  cheap  eating- 
Gargotier,  e.  S.    paltrj    victu- 

aller,  bad  cook. 
Gargouille,  sf.  a  gulter-spout.' 
Gargouillement,    sm.    grum- 

bling  in  the  bonels. 
Gargouiller,    vn.    to   dabbic; 

paddie.  [tmg. 

Gargouillis,s)n.Eplashing;  spou- 
Gargoussc,  s/.cannon-cartndge. 
Garnement,  sm,  «OrthleSS;  lel- 

low;  scamp. 
Garnir,    va.    to   furnish,    trira, 

store,  adorn,  garnish,bind;rig. 

Se—,  vr.  to  provide  one's  self; 
Garnison,  sf.  garrison.         [fill. 
Garuisseur,  sm.  trimmer. 
Garniture,  sf.    furniture,  gaf« 

nisbincnt,  sel;  rigging. 
Garou,  sm.  spurge-laurel. 
Garrot,  withers;  packirg-stick. 
Garrotter,  ra.  to*bind;  pinion 
Gars,  sm.  younker,  stripiing. 
Gascon,  sm.  gascon;  biagger. 
Gasconnade,  sf.  gasconade. 
Gaseonncr,  vn.  to  brag. 
Gaspillage,  sm.  spoiÙng,  was- 

ting,  Lspoil. 

Gaspiller,     vu.      to     -naste  ;    * 
Gaspilleur,  se,    s.  spendlhrifti 
Gastralgie,  sf.  gaslra.gy. 
Gastrique,  a.  s.  gastnc. 
Gastrite,  sf.  gaslntis. 
Gastronome,  sjH.  gastronomisU 


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tiastroiiomie,  s/.  —  my. 
Castronomique,  a.  —  mie. 
Gate-niétier,  sm.   a  spoiltrade. 

—  papier,  sm.  scribbler. 

—  sauce,  sm.  sorry  cook. 

—  tout,  sm.  spoil-all. 
Gâteau,  sm.  cake.    « 

— J^^  niiel,  honey-comb.[corrupt. 
Gâter,  va.  to*  spoil,  waste,  mar, 

Se—,  vr.  to  taint;  be  spoiled. 
Gâterie,  sf.  fooli-h  indulgence. 
Gateur,  se,  s.  spoiler,  waster. 
Gauche,  a.  left,  awkward. 
Gauchemeut,  ad.  awkwardly. 
Gaucher,  «,  a.  s.  left  handed. 
Gauchvriu,   sf.  awkwardness  ; 

blunder. 
Gauchir,  vn.  to  *  turn  aside  ; 

dodge  ;  warp. 
Gauchissement,   sm.    easting, 
Gaude,  sf.  woad.  [warping. 

Gaudir  (se),  vr.  to*  liave  some 
Gaudriole,  sf.  coarsejote.  [l'un. 
GauCTrc,  sf.  lioncycomb  ;paslry, 
Gauffrer,  va.  to  goffer.  [waftir. 
GauOi'ciir,  sm.  gcfferer. 
Gaiiffrier,  sm.  waffle-iron. 
Gauffrure,  sf.  golTering. 
Gaule,  sf.  switcii,  pôle. 
Gauler,  vil.  to  '  beat  williapole. 
Gausser  (se),  vr.  to  jeer;  ban- 
Gausserie,  sf.  jeering, jest.[ter. 
Gausseur,  se,  s.jeerer. 
Gairutte,  sf.  gavot  (daucfi). 
Gas,  sm.  gas. 
Gaze,  sf.  gauze. 
Gazé,  e,  a.  veiled. 
Gazelle,  sf.  gazelle. 
Gazer,  va.  to  coTer  with  gauze  ; 
Gazctier,  sm,  gazelteer.     [veil. 
Gazette,  sf.  gazette  ;  nowspaper. 
Gazîcr,  siu.  gauze-maker. 
Gazomètre,  sm.  gazometer. 
Gazon,  sm.  grass;  turf. 
Gazonuemeut,  sm.  turfing. 
Gazouncr,  va.  to  turf. 
Gazonucux,  se,  a.  turfy. 
Gazouillemeut,  stn.  warbling, 

purliiig 
Gazouiller,  V7i.  to  warble  ;  purl, 
Gazouillis,  .sm.  warbling.  [cliirp. 
Geai,  sm.  jay. 
Géant,  e,  s.  giant,  giautess. 


•  Ticlienne,  Sf.  genenna. 

Geindre,  vn.   to  whine  :  moan. 
Gélatine,  sf.  geiatin. 
Gélatineux,  se,  a.  gelatinous. 
Gelée,  sf.  frost,jelly. 
Geler,  va.  to  *  freeze. 
Geler  (se),  vr.  to  freeze;  con- 
Gcline,  sf.  hen.  [geai 

Gelinotte,  sf.  barn-door  fowl. 
Gémeaux,  sf.  pi.  Gemini. 
Gémir,  vn.  to  groan  ;  lament; 

wail.  [ting 

Gémissant,  (T.groaning,  lamen- 
Gémissement, sjn.  groan;  moan. 
Gemme  (sel),  50!.  rock  sait. 
Gênant,    e,    a,    troublesomme, 

uneasy,  tedious. 
Gencïve,  sf.   gnm. 
Gendarme,  sm.  gendarni;afer- 

magant;  pollce-man;  pLsparks, 

spots. 
Gendarmer  (se),  vr.  to  fly  info 

a  p.îssion. 
Gendarmerie,  sf.  gendarmery, 
Gendre,  sm.  son-in-law.  [police. 
Gêne,  .ç/.  rack,  pain,  constraint. 
Généalogie,  s/,  genealogy,  pe- 
digree. 
Généalogique,  a.  genealogical. 
Généalogiste,  sm.  —  gist. 
Gêner,    vn.  to  clog  ;  constrain  ; 

inconvenience  ;  cramp  ;  straiten. 
Général,  sm.  a  gênerai,  chief. 
— ,  e,  a.  gênera). 

Eu  — ,  ad.  in  gênerai. 
Géuéralat,  sm   ganeralsbip. 
Générale,  sf.   gênerai  (beat  of 

drum).  [gênerai. 

Généralement,  ad.  —  rally,  in 
Généraliser,  v.  generalize. 
Généralissime,  sm.  a  genera- 

lissimo.  [neral  remarks. 

Généralité,  sf. — ty  ;  sf,  pi.  ge- 
Générateur,  trice,  s.  genera- 
Génératif,  ve  a.  —  tive.  [ting. 
Génération,  sf.  —  ti.on  :  poste- 

rity  ;  production,  [!y. 

Généreusement,  ad.  generous- 
Généreux,  se,  a.  gênerons,  no- 
Générique,  ((.  —  ricaJ.       [ble. 
Géaiéro^lté,  sf.  geuerosity. 
Genèse,  sf.  Genesis. 
Genêt,  sin.  broom,  furze. 


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GIR 


Senet,  $m,  jennet. 
Gcuette,  sf.  genêt;  ring-Curb  bit. 
neiicTrier)  s?n.  juniperlree. 
4icuîe,6Y.  gcnius;  spiijt;  temper. 
bcnièvre,  S7n,  Juniper,  gin. 
fàeiiissi'^  sf.  heiferi 
tiléuital,  e,  a.  genilal. 
Géiiitir,  sm.  genitive  case< 
Ccuiiure,  sf.  offspringi 
tiiciioii,  sm.  knee. 
tiSciiouiller,  snt.  knee-pieCS. 
(>eiiouillére,sA  knee-piece  boot- 

top.  [gender,  species. 

Genre,  sjn.  genus;    kind,  style, 
Gens.s/'^j/.folks,  peopleserfanls. 
tient,  «/T  nation  ;  race. 
Cent,  e,  a,  neat  ;  prelly. 
Gentiane,  sf.  gentian. 
Gentil,  s?/^  bealhen,  gentile. 
—  le,  a  genteel,  pretly. 
Genliibouiixie,  siH.  gentleman, 

noblemaii.  [try. 

Ccutilhomnicric,^^.  small  i;eQ' 
Gentilhommière,   sf.    couulry 

squire's  bouse. 
Gcntilitc,  s/,  tbe  beathendcm, 

heathenismi  [squire. 

Genlïllâtre,  sm.  poor  counlry- 
Gculillcsse,    sf.    genteelness; 

prelty  speecb,  pretly  Irick. 
Gentiment,  ad.  prettily  ;  grace- 

fully. 
GenuOexion,  sf.  génuflexion. 
Géoreuti'ique,  «.  —  trie. 
Géographe,  sjn.  —  pher. 
Géographie,  sf.  —  phy. 
Géographique,  a.  —  pbical. 
Geôle,  sf.  gaol. 

Geôlier,  ère,  s,  gaoler;  gaolcr's 
Géologie,  sf.  geology,        [nife. 
Géologiqaie,  a  geoiogicait 
Géologue,  s.  geologist. 
Géomancie,  sf.  geomancy. 
Géomctral,e,  «.  geometrical. 
Géomètre,  sm.  geometer. 
Géométrie,  sf.  —  try. 
Géométrique,  a.  —  trical. 
Géométriquement,  ad. — cally. 
Georgiquee,  sf.  pi.  Georgics. 
Géranium.  6')'i.  crane's  bili  ;  gé- 
ranium. 
Gérant,  sm.  manager,  director. 
Gerbe,  sf,  sbeaf. 


Gci'her,  va.  to  bind  in  sheaves; 

set  caslis  onc  on  anollïer. 
Gerboise,  sf.  jerboa. 
Gercer,  V.  to  chap;  *  C\aclt. 
Gerçure,  sf.  chap,  cleft,  crevice. 
Gérer,  va.  to  manage  ;  conduct. 
Gerfaut,  sm.  gerfalcon. 
Germain,  e,  a.  germain. 

Cousin  — ,  first  cousin. 
Germanique,  a.  germanîc» 
Germanisme,  sm.  gcrmanism. 
Germe,  sm    bud,  shoot,  gcrm; 

treadic»  [shoot;  *  sprout. 

Germer,  v>i.    to  *   germinate; 
Gcrnïinatiou,  —  tiOD. 
Germais,  sm.  steeping-CÎSlerB. 
Gérondif,  sm.  gerund. 
Gésier,  sm.  gizzard. 
Gésir,  vil.  to  •  lie. 
Gesse,  sf.  thickUng.velch. 
Gestation,  s/,  gestation. 
Geste,  sm.  geslure,  movcmenH 

—,  s.  pi.  exploits,  feats;  tricks. 
Gesticulateiir,  sm.  —  tor. 
Gesticulation,  sf.  —  tion. 
Gesticuler,  vn.  gesticuiate. 
Gestion,  sf.  management, 
Gibhcux,  se,  a  gibbons. 
Gibbon,  sm.  gibbo. 
Gibbosité,  sf.   gibbosity. 
Gibecière,  sf.  game-bag  ;  jug- 

gler's  bag,  satcbel. 
Gibelotte,  sf.  stewcd  rabbit. 
Giberne,  sf.  cartridge-box. 
Gibet,  sm.  gibbet. 
Gibier,  sin.  game. 
Giboulée,  sf.  shower. 
GIboyer,  va.  to  fowl,  shoot. 
Giboyeur,  sm.  fowler.     [game 
Giboyeux,  se,  a,  abounding   Ie 
«^ifOe,  sm.  buffet,  cuff,  How. 
Gigantesque, rt.gigantic.  [game. 
Gigot,  SHi.  leg  of  mutton,  leg; 

shank. 
Gîgotter,  un.  to*  kick  about. 
Gisue,sAJig. 

Gilet,  sm.  waistcoat,  ■ves\.  [ker, 
Giletier,  ère,  s.  waistcoat-ma- 
Gille,  sm.  clown;  simpleton. 
Giiublette,  sf.  ring,  biscuit. 
Gingembre,  S»),  ginger.  [short, 
Giiiguet,  te,  if.  poor,  weakj 
Girafe,  sf,  girare,  camelespard. 


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GOC 


fàlrandolc,  sf.  girandolo. 
GiroHc,  sm.  clove. 

(iii'onpo,  sf.  gilljflower. 
Gii-oniei-,  s»i.  clove  tree. 
Gii'oii,  sm.  lap,  pale,  piron. 
Ciii-oiieUe,  sf.  weathercock. 
(ïisuut,  e,  (/..  lyiug. 
Gisement,  sm.  bearing. 
Gît,  cit-gît,  liere  *  lies. 
Gîie,   sm.  liare's   form;  resting 

place  ;  layer,  stratum. 
Gtlei-,  vn.  to  '  lie  ;  lodge. 
Gi»i-e,  sm.  rime,  hoar-frost. 
Glubre,  sm.  glahrous  ;   smooth. 
Glaçant,  e,  a,  treezing;  cuttinï; 

piercing. 
Glace,  sf.  ice,  glas?,  Dow-coM- 

ness  ;  chilliaess;   looking-glass; 

glazing.  [glaze. 

Glacer,  un.  to  *  freeze,  to  cliill, 
Glaccur,  sm.  calenderer, 
fiâlaclal,  e,  o.  frozen,  sharp. 
Glacier,  sm.  glacier  ;  ice-dealer; 

plate-glasî-maker. 
Glacière,  sf.  ice-house. 
Glacis,  sm.  glacis;  slope. 
Glaçon,  sm.  icicle,  pièce  «f  ice. 
Gladiateur,  sm.  gladiator. 
Glaïeul,  sm.  gladiole,  corn-flag. 
Glaire,  s/.  glair,  while  of  an  egg. 
Glaireux,  se,  a.  slimj,   glairj. 
Glaise,  s/,  clay;  loara. 
Glaiser,  t;«.  to'clay;  loam. 
Glaiseux,  se,  a.  clayej;  clayish. 
Gluisiére,  sf.  clay-pit. 
Glaive,  sm.  sword. 
Glanage,  sm.  gleaning. 
Gland,  sm. accorn, gland  ;tassel. 
Glande,  s/,  gland;  kernel. 
Glandé,   e,   a.    baving    swelled 
Glandée,s^.  forest-mast. [glands. 
Glandule,  s^.  small  glandule. 
Glanduleux,  se,  a.  glandnlous. 
Glaner,  va.  toglean*  pick  up. 
Glaneur,  se,  s.  gleaner. 
Glanure,  sf.  gleaning. 
Glapir,  vn.  lo  yelp,  lo  squeak. 
Glapissant.,   o,   a,    sgucaking , 
sbri!l.  [barking, 

Glaiiisscnient,     sm.     yelping; 
Gins,  sm.  toliing;  knell. 
Glauque,  a.  glaucous 
Glèbe,  sf,  glebei  £Oil> 


G  lis 


sf.    slip,   slipping, 
«Glissant,  e,  a.  slippery.  [slide. 
Glissement,  sm.  sllppiug. 
Glisser,    du.    to  *   slip,    slide; 

glance. 

Se—,  vr.  to  *  slip,  creep  in. 
Glisseur,  S7n.  siider. 
Glissuirc,  sf.  slide. 
Globe,  sm.  globe;  sphère;  orb; 
Globule,  sî)i.  globule.  [bail. 

Globuleux,  se,   a.    globuious, 

giobiilar.  [nour. 

Glaire,  sf.  glory,    auréola  ;  ho- 
Gloria,  sm.  coffee  and  brandy. 
Glorieusement,  ad*  gloriously. 
Glorieux,   se,  a.    glorious;os- 

tenlalious.  [or  womar. 

Glorieux,    se,    S.   proud   man 
Glorification,  sf.  —  tion, 
GloriOer,  va.  to  glorify.        [of. 

Se—,  va.  to  glory  in  ;be  proud 
Gloriole,  sf.  petty-glory.  [rody. 
Glose,  sf.  gloss,  comment,  pa- 
Gloser,  VH.  to  gloss  ;  inlerprel  ; 

comment. 
Gloseur,  sm.  censurer,  carpen 
Gli>ssaire,  sm.  glossarj. 
Glossogra|lhe,  Sm.  —  pher. 
Glotte,  sf.  gloltis. 
Glouglou,  sm.  gurgling. 
Gloussement,  sm.   clucking. 
Glousser-,  v)i.  lo  cluck. 
Glouton,  e,  a.  gluttonous  greedy. 
— ,  s.  glulton,    greedy-gut. 
Gloutounemeut,    ad.    glutto- 

nously. 
Gloutonnerie,  sf.  gluttony. 
Glu,  sf.  bird-lime. 
Gluant,  e,  a.  glulinous  ;  stickj» 
Gluau,  sm.  lime-twig. 
Gluer,  lia.  to  make  sticky. 
Glumc,  sf.  busk. 
Gluten,  sm.  gluten. 
Glutiueux,    se,    a.    glutinous, 
Guouie,  sm.  gnome.        [viscid. 
Gnouiiquc,  a.  sententious. 
Gnomon,  Si?!,  gnomon. 
Guomonir|uc,  s/*.  dia11in.g. 
Go  (tout   do   go),   without  an) 

ceremony,  [eu  p. 

Gobelet,   sm,   goblot,      içglerls 
Gobelins,  )n.  pi.  manuiactory  oî 

tapestry  in  Paris. 


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Gobe-muuvbes,sin.  fl;-catcher; 

sinip!elon. 
Ciabcr,  va.io  gulp;  nab,toswaI- 

low,  catch. 
Goberger  (se),  ur,  lo   banter; 

take  one's  ease. 
Gobeter,  va.  to  points  a  wall. 
Gobeiir,  se,   s.   guiper;   swal- 

lower. 

obillnrd,  S7n.  stave-wood. 

odailler.rn.  totipple;  fuddle. 

otlclcireati,  sni.  lop,  beau. 

odeuot,siii.  a  juggler's  puppet. 

Oder,  vn.  to  puckcr;  bag. 

odcl,  s?)i.    a   iillle   cup   horn; 

bovvl  ;  drip-cup;  bucket. 
Godiclje,  a.  awkward;  UDgaînIy, 
Godichou,  ne,  a.  silly. 
Godiller,  vn.  to  seuil. 
Godiveati,  s)n.  force-meat  pie. 
Godroii,   sm.   round-plait;   go- 

droon. 
Godroiiner,  va.  to  round-plait. 
Goélette,  sf.  schooner. 
Goëuion,  sm.  sea-weed. 
Goguille,  sf.  merry-making. 
Gogo,  in  clover,  [jeering. 

Gogiicnartl,    e,    a.    bantering, 
— ,  s.  jeerer;  banlerer.  [ter. 

Gogiieuarder,rn.  to  jeer  ;  ban- 
Gogiieites.  sf.  pi.  raerry  story; 

pleasure  paity. 
Goiufre,  sm.  gormandizer. 
Goiufrer,  VI).  to  gutlle. 
Goinfrerie,  sf.  gultling. 
Goitre,  syn.  goitre. 
Golfe,  sm.  guir. 
Gomme,  sf.  gum. 

—  arabique,  gum  arable. 

—  élastique,  india  rubber. 

—  giitte,  garaboge. 
Gommer,  va.  to  gum.       [mous. 
Gommeux,  se, a.  gummy,  gum- 
Gommier,  sm.  gum-tree. 
Gond,s»i.  hinge,  hook.[eye-cup. 
Gondole,  s/',  gondola;  eye-bath; 
Gondolier,  sm.  gondolier. 
Goufaloiinier,  sm.  gonralonier. 
GouOemeul.  s»i.  swelling,  puf- 

fing.  [pul  up. 

Gonfler,  ru.  to  swell;  inflate;  * 
Gouorrhée,  sf.  gonorrhea. 
Gordien,  am.  gordian. 


Goret,  sm,  porket  ;  <Brtj  fellow 

hog. 
Gorge,  sf.  throat,  neck,   gorge, 

boEom,  gullet,  défile;  pass. 
Gorgée,  sf.  mouthfui;  sup. 
Gorger,  171.  to  gorge;  ram;  cloy 

Se—,  t')'.  to  gorge,  one's  self. 
Gorgerede,  sf.  gorget  ;  tucker. 
Gorgeriu,  SiH.  neck-plece,  goE" 

get.  [  loicri . 

Gosier,    sm.    throat,    guliet^ 
Gothique,  a  gothic. 
Gouaebe,  sf.  water-colours 
Goudron,  sm.  tar. 
Goudronnage,  S7n,  tarriog. 
Goudronner,  va.  to  tar. 
GouiTre,  sm.  gulf. 
Gouge,  sf.  gouge. 
Gouger,  va.  to  gouge. 
Goujat,     sm.     camp-follower; 

drudge;  low  blackguard. 
Goujon,  sm.  a  gudgeon  dowel. 
Gaulée,  sf.  large  moulhful.    . 
Goulet,  sm.  narrow  channel. 
Goulot,  sm.    gullet,   neck   of  a 
Goulu,  sm.  glutton.         [bottle. 
Goulu,     e,    a.    s.     gluttûDOus; 

grt^edy. 
Goulûment,  ad.  gluttonously. 
Goupille, s/',  pin;  key. 
Goui>illon,sjii.holy-watersprin- 

kler;  bollle-brufh. 
Gourd,  e,  a.  numbedstiff. 
Gourde,  sf.  gourd,  piastre. 
Gourdin,  stn.  cudgel;  club. 
Gourgandine,  sf.  strunipet. 
Gouruiade,  sf.  cuff;  punch. 
Gourmand,  e,  a.  S.  glutton. 
Gourmnudcr,    va.     tO     scold; 

rate;  chck. 
Gourmandise,  sf.  gluttony. 
Gourme,  s/.  strangleSjhumours; 

rigidity. 
Gourmé,  e,  a.  curbed;  stiff. 
Gourmer,  va.  to  curb;  druh. 
Gourmet,  sm.  wine-taster;  epi» 
Gourmette,  $/■.  curb.  [cure. 

Gournable,  sf.  (ma.)  tree-nail. 
Gousse,  sf.  pod,  husk,  shell. 
Gousset,  sm.  fob;  gusset,  brac- 

ket;  arm-pit;  pocket. 
Goût,  sm.  tasie,  palate, 

relisb,  style,  fancy. 


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Goûter,^  va.    to   faste;  approuve; 

relish;      eaf,£mell-,  enjoy. 
Goûlci',  s'",  collation,  lunclieon. 
Goutte,  sf,  drop,  goût,  jot. 

IS'e  voir—,  ad.  not  toseea  bit. 
Gouttelette,  sf.  droplet. 
Goutteux,  se,  a.  gouty. 
— ,  s.  goiity  person. 
Gouttière,    »f.     gutter,    spout; 

roaT;  garret*,  groove. 
Gouveruable,  a.  govcrnable. 
Gouveruiiil,  sm.  rudder,  lielm. 
Gouvcruante,    sf.    governess  ; 

goYcrnante,  housekeeper. 
Guuveriiemeut,     sm.    govern- 
menl, admiDistration;  rulejsway. 
Gouvcruer,  ta.  to  govern,ru!e, 
steer,   busband,  manage. 
Se — ,  to  behave.  [tor. 

Gouverneur, S))i.  go'vernor,  tu- 
Grabat,  sm.  pallet;   stump-bed- 

ftead. 
Grabuge,  sm.  a  squabble. 
Grâce,  sf.  faTOur,  grâce,  pardon, 
thankp,  agreeableness. 
De — ,  ad.  pray. 
Grâces,  sf.^pl.  the  grâces. 
Graciable,  a.  pardonable. 
Gracier,  va,  to  pardon. 
Gracieiiscineut,  ad.  kindly. 
Cracîeuscr,  tït.  to  treat  kindly. 
C  racîcusetc,  sf.  kindness,  gilt. 
Gracieux,  se,  a.  kind,  graceful. 
Uracilité,  sf.  slendernefs. 
Gradation,  sf.  —  tion  ,  clinnax. 
Grade,  sm.  grade;  rank;  degree. 
t.radcr,  vrt.  to  confer  a  grade. 
Gradin,  sm.  f tep ,  bench,  seat. 
Graduation,  sf.  —  tion. 
Gradué,  snî.  graduate. 

—  e,  a.  graduate,  graduai. 
Graduel-  le, graduai. 
Graduellement,  ad.  —  dually. 
Graduer,  va.  to  graduate. 
Graillon,  sm,  broken   victuals; 

scrap.  [kernel,    seed. 

Grain,   sm.  corn,  grain,  berry, 

—  de  folle,  a  touch  of  madness. 
Graine,  sf.  seed,  kernel. 
Grainîer,  ère,s.  corn-chandier. 
Graisse,  sf.  fat,  grease,   drip- 

ping.         ■  [dirty;  smear. 

Graisser,  va*  to  gr^iise;   soil; 


Graisseux,  se,  a,  greasy. 
Granien,Sî)i.bent-grass,grameB. 
Grnn>inée,n.  bo,  gromineous. 
Grammaire,  sf.  graramar. 
Grammairien, S))!. g  rammarian. 
Grammatical,  e,  a.  —  cal. 
Grammaticalement,     ad. 
Gramme,  s?)!,  gram.  [cally 

Grand,  e,  a.  great,  large. 

En—,  ad.  in  full  lenglit,  in 
Grand,  sm.  grandee.  [great 
Grand''-mère,s/'.grand-motber 
Grand-oncle,  sm.   great-unde. 

—  -père,  sm.  grand-lcilher. 
Grand'-rue,  sf.  bigh-street, 

—  ^tante,  sf.  great-aunt. 
Grandcicl,  <e,  a.  rather-talI.[lT. 
Grandement, «f^.  largely  graud- 
Grandesse,  sf.  grandeeship. 
Gi'andeur^   sf.   tailness,    large- 

ness,    grandeur;    magnitude. 
Grandiose,  a.  grand;  majestie. 
Grandir,  vn.  to  grow. 
Grandissime,  0.  very  great. 
Grange,  sf.  barn;  grange. 
Granit,  sm.  granité. 
Granulation,  sf.  —  tion. 
Granuler,  va.  to  granulate. 
GranuletEx,  a.  grauulous. 
Graphique, a.  grapbîc. 
Graphiquement,  ad.  —    cally. 
Grapboniètre,  sm.  —  meter. 
Grappe,  sf.  bunch,  cluster. 
Grapillage,s);i.  grape-gleanîng 
Grapiller,  vn.  to  glean,   scrape 

up.  [gleaner. 

Grapilleur,    se,    s.    a    grape- 
Grappillon, S))!. cluster  ofgrapes. 
Grappin, sni.grappling;  grapnel. 
Grappiner,  va.  to  grapple. 
Gras,  se,  a.  fat;  plump. 
Gras,  sm.  fat,  méat,  greasy, 

—  -double,  tripe. 

—  (Jour),  flesh  day,  carnivalé 

—  fondu,  sm.  molten-grease. 
Grassement,  ad.  plentifully. 
Grasset,  te,  o.  ratlîcr-fat;  plum- 

pish. 
Grasseyement,  sm.  lisping. 
Grasseyer,  vn.  to  *  lisp. 
Grasseyeur,  se,  S.  lisper. 
Grassouillet,    te,    a.    rstllW 

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eratiflcation,  sf.  gratuitv;  re- 

ward. 
Gratiner,  vn. fo  ' favour,  oblige. 
Uratiii,  sm.   part  burat    to    (in 

cocLiEg). 
Oraiiole,  sf.  water-hyssop. 
Urixtii,  nd.  fur  Dollimg,  gratis. 
Gradiiiilc,    sf.  gratitude  grale- 

fuhiess.        [clerk;  quill-dri\er. 
Gratic-papivi-,    pn-     copjing- 
Grallcleux,  se,  a.  i*fiiy. 
Gratter,   va.  lo   scratcht,  scra- 

pe,  pilfer. 
Grasiuir,  sm.   scraper. 
Gratuit,  e,  a.  gratuitjs  présent. 
Gratuitcmeut,    ad,   —  tousij, 

gratis. 
Graire,«.graTe;  serious,weighlj. 
Grave,  un.  grave. 
Gravé,    pitted;   engraved. 
Graveleux,  se,  a.  gravelly,  in- 
Gravolle,  s/,  graïel.       [décent. 
Gravelure,  sf.  obscenity;  smut. 
Gi-aveiueut,  ad.  seriûusly. 
Graver,  va.  to  grave;  imprlnt; 

impress;  eut. 
Graveur,  sm.  engraver. 
Gravier,  sm.  gravel.  [up. 

Gravir,  tn.  to  clamber  up;  climb 
Gravitation, s/',  —  tion.  [deplh. 
Gravité, «/■.  gravity,  importance; 
Graviter,  V)u  to  gravitate. 
Gravois,  sm.  gravel,  rubUsh. 
Gravure,   sf.    eDgraving ,   eut, 

print. 
Gré,    sm.   will;    inclination. 

Savoir  bou — ,  to  take  kindly, 

Savoir  mauvais— ,tolakeill. 
Grec,  Grecque,  a.  s.  Greei. 
Grécisme,  sm,  Grecisra. 
.Grecque,  sf.   fret-work  ;   book- 

binder'ssaw.  [put-dog 

Grediu,  e,  a.  s.  bepgar;  scamp; 
Gretlinerie,  sf.  beggarliness. 
Grééiucut,  sm.  (maj  rigging. 
Gréer,  va,  to  rig. 
Greffe,  sm.  registry;  graft. 
Greffer,  va.  to  graft.  [the  court. 
Greffier,  sm.  r'egislar;   clerk  of 
Greffoir,  s>?î.  grafting-knife. 
Grégeois  (feu),  sm.  greek-fire. 
Grcgues,  s/,  u.  brecches. 
Grêle,  sf,  haif;  hailstone. 


—  ,n.  slim,  lank,  shrill. 
Grêlé,  e,   a.    much   pitted   wîth 
the  small-pox;    ruined    by  Ihe 

bail. 
Grêler,  va.  to  hail,to  rxin. 
Grelin,  sm.  small  cable. 
Grêlou,  »m.  large  bailstone. 
Grelot,  sm.  a  Utile  bell. 
Grelotter,  vn.  to  sbiver.  [nade, 
Grenade,  sf.  poiDegranate,  gre- 
Greiiadîer,    sm,   pomegranate- 

tre'e  ;  grenadier. 
Greiiadillc,  sf.  passîon-flower. 
Grcuiidiue,  «/'.  grenadine, 
Greiiage,  sm.  graining  (of  gun- 

powder. 
Greuaille,  sf.  small  shot 
Greuat.  sm.  garnet. 
Grcuelé,  c,  a,  grained  ;  grainy. 
Grcuelcr,  va.  lo  grain  (leather,!. 
Grener,i(i.lo  pound  seed,to  seed. 
Greiietcrie,  sf.  corn,  grind. 
Grcueteric,  sf.  seed-trade. 
Greiietier,  e,  i.  corn-chandlor,  ' 

a  hucksler. 
Greiietis,  SI)!,  engrailed  ring. 
Grenier,  Si)!,  granarj,  loft,  gar- 

ret  ;  storc-house. 
Grenoir,  >m.  graining-bouse. 
Grenouille,  5/.  frog.  [ned. 

Grenu,  e,  o.  full  of  corn,  grai. 
Grés,  sm.  sand-stone. 
Grésil,  sm.  sleet. 
Grésillemeut,  sm,  shriwelling. 
Grésiller,  in.  to  sbrivel. 
Grésillouucr,  vn.  to  chirp. 
Gresscrie,  5^  sand-stone. 
Grève,  sf.  strand;  beak.  [wrong. 
Grever,  la.  toaggrieve,  burden; 
Gribouillage,  sm.  scrawl. 
Gribouille,  sf.  ninny;  flat. 
Griboiiiller,i;a.lo  scrav.l;  scrib» 
Gribouillette,  sf.  scramble,[blet 
Grièclie,  a.  speckled. 
Grier,  sm.  grievance,  complaint. 
^,  ve,  a.  grievous. 
Grièvement,  ad.  grievously. 
Grièveté,  sf.  grievousness. 
Griffe,  sf.  claw,  clutcbes. 
Griffer,  l'ft.  to  claw,  scratch. 
Griffon,  sm.  griffin. 
GrifTonuagc,  sf.  Scrawl.      [bis. 
Griffouusr,  vn.to  scrawl ,  scrib» 


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nrlCTonncur,  sm.  scribbler. 
Gi-ig'iion,  sm.  crust,  hard. 
Krigiiotter,  va.  tonibble,munch. 
d'il,  su;    a  gridiroa. 
Grillade,  sf.  broil.[wire-Iatlice. 
Cii'illage,  sm.    broiling;    grate, 
Criilo,  s;,  grate,  palisade. 
«rillei-,  «a.  tobroil.  parcb,  toast; 
Grillou,  sm.  cricket.         [burn. 
Grimace,  sf.  grimace,  grin  ;  \va- 

fer-box,  affectation,  [facef;  grin. 
Grimacer, «n.  to  grimace;  malie 
Griinacerie,  sf.  grimning. 
Grimacier,  e,n.s.grimacing;  af- 

fected;  hypocrite. 
Griinaud,  sm.  brat;  doDCe. 
Grime,  sm.  dotard.  [scrawl. 

Grimoire,  sm.  conjuring    booli, 
Grimper,  vn.  to  clirab;  clamber. 
Grimpereau,  sm.   creeper. 
Grimpeur,  se,  S.  climber. 
Grincement,  sm.  gnashing. 
Grincer,  VH.  to  gnash. 
Gringotter,  vu.  to  warble;  hum. 
Griotte,  sf.  a  black  cherry,  [tree. 
Griottier,  sm.  black-cherryt-ree. 
Grippe,  sf.  whim;  influenza. 
Gripper, ua.to catch, seize,  [lilie. 

Se  — ,  to  shrink-up  ;  take    dis- 
Grippe>soii,  sm.  rent-collector. 
Gris,  S7n.  gray. 
—  de  lin,  gridelin. 
— ,  e,  n.  gray,  fresh,  tipsy^ 
Grisaille,  sf.  gray-camaieu. 
Grisailler,  va.  to  paiût  gray. 
Grisâtre,  a.  grayish. 
Griser,  v.  to  make  grey,  fuddla. 

Se  —,  vr.  to  get  tipsy. 
Grîsette,  sf.  grisette. 
GrisoUer,ua.to  warble. [spy,  ass. 
Grisou,  ne,  a.  S.  grey-headed, 
Grisonner,  vn.  to*  grow  grey. 
Grive,  sf,  thrusU. 
Grivelé,  e,  a.  speckled. 
Griveler,  va.  to  embezzle,  flich. 
Grivois, e,  rt.  jovial,  gross. 
— , s.joily  dog;  merrj  wench. 
Grog,  styi.  grog. 
Grognard,  e,  a.  grumbling. 
— ,  s.  grumbler. 
GrogBiemeut,  sm.  gruntin^. 
Grogner,  vn.  to  grunt,  growl. 
Grogiieux,  se,  s.  a.  grumbler. 


Grognon,  a.  rumbling. 
— ,  s.  grumbler. 
Groin,  sm.  shoul  oTa  hog. 
Grommeler,  vn.  to  grumble. 
Grondement,  sm.  rumbling. 
Gronder,  va.  to  growl,  scold. 
Grondcrie,  sf.  SCûlding. 
Grandeur,    «e,  a.   grumbling 
scolding. 

—  s.  grumbler,  scold. 
Gros,  s»i.  main  part,  cîiief. 
— ,  ad.  much,  a  great  deal. 

En  —,  ad.  by  wholesale.  [ther. 

Tout  en— ,ad.  takingall  toge- 
— ,  se,  a.  big,  large,  coarse. 

Femme  —  ,  woman  with  chlld. 
Gros-l>ec,  sm.  gross-beak, 

—  rouge,  currant. 
Groseille,  sf.  gooseberry. 
Groscillcr,sm.  gooseberry-bush. 
Grosse,  sf.  gross,  copy  oF  a  wri- 
Grosserne,  s/",  iron-ware.  [tings. 
Grossesse,  sf.  pregnancy. 
Grosseur,  sf.  bigness,  swelling. 
Grossier,    e,   a. coarse ,    thick, 

rough,  raw,  rude,  gross,  clow- 

nish.  [grossly. 

Grossièrement,  ad.  coarsely, 
Grossièreté,  sf.  coarseness,  ru- 

deu'  ss  ;  grossoess. 
Grossir,  va.   to  *  mako    bigger, 

eniarge,  increase,  magnify. 
— ,  vn,  to  *  grow  bigger. 
Grossissement, sm.  magniTyog, 
Grossoyer,ua.to  engross  (deeds). 
Grotesque,  a.  grotesque,  antic, 

odd.  [ly. 

Grotesquement,  ac2. grotesque- 
Grotte,  sf.  grotto.  [miag. 
Grouillant,  e,  a.  stirring,  snar- 
Grouillement,  sm.  grumbling. 
Grouiller,  vn    ta  stir,  swarm  ; 

grurnble. 
Groupe,  sm.  group. 
Groupement,  sm.  gronping. 
Grouper,  va.  to  group  ;  class. 
Gruau,  sm.  oatmeal,  groats. 
Grue,  sf.  crâne,  noddie, 
Gruerie,  sf.  foresl  court. 
Gruger,  ua.to crunch;  squander; 

devour. 
Grume,  sf,  rough  ;  timber. 
Grumeau,  «m.  dot,  lump. 

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Knimeler  (ge),  ur.  to  clôt. 
Ciriinipleiix,  se,  a.  clolteilsgru- 

nious. 
Griij'ère,  sm. Gruyère  cheese. 
Gué,  sm.  ford,  pass. 
GuéaMe,  a  fordable. 
Oiièdc,  sf.  woad. 
Giiéer,  va.  la  ford,  soali,wash. 
Guenillc,$A  a  rag,latter.[tatlers. 
Guenillcux,  se,  a,  ragged;  in 
Gueuillon,  stn,  small  rag. 
Caucnoii,  sf.  sbe-monkey;  drab, 

ugly  woman.  [key. 

Ciucnnclie,  sf,  young   she-(,-?ûn- 
Guêpe,  sf.  wasp. 
|Giiêpier,  sm.  wasp's  nest,  snare. 
Giierilon,  sm.  guerdon,  reward. 
Guère,  Guère»,  ad,  but  litlle, 

not  very,  not  long,  few,scarcely. 
Suéret,  SÏ7!. fallow ground,  fleld. 
Guéridon,    sm.     small     rouud 

table.  [Ter. 

Guérir,  V.  to  cure,  heal ;  reco- 
Gucrison,  5/*.  cure,  recovery. 
Guérissable,  a.  curable. 
Guérisseur,  sm.  healcr. 
Guérite,    sf.  sentry-box,  belve- 
Guerre,  s^  war,  warfare.    [dere. 
Guerrier,  e,   a.    martial,   war- 

like.  —  sm.  soldier,  warrior. 
Guerroyer,  un.  to  war  ;  wage; 

flght. 
Guerroycur,  sm,  warrior. 
Guet,  sm.  watch,  sentinel, 
—  à    pens,    ambush,    lijng   în 
Guêtre,  sf.  gailer.  [wait. 

Guêtrer,  va.  to  gaiter.  [gaiters. 

Se  —  ,   vr.   to    put    on     one's 
Guetter,  l'a.  to  watch,  wait  for. 
Guetteur,  sm.  watcher. 
Gueule,  sf.  moulh  ;  chops  ;  jaws. 
Guculêe,  »/■".  mouthfui,  low  lan- 

guage. 
Gueuler,  vn.  to  bawl,squall. 
Gueules,  sf.  pi.  gules. 
Gueusaille,  sf.  rifrraïirascalily. 
Gueusailler,  va.  to  beg;  mump. 
Gueusuut,  e,  a.  begging;  mum- 

pinj. 
Gueusard,  sm.  rascally  fellow. 
Gueuse,  sf.  beggar;  pigjworth- 

less  woman. 
Gueuser,  vn,  to  beg. 


Gueuseric,  sf,  beggary,  trasb. 
Gueux,    se,    a.  bfggai'ly,    poor, 
— ,  s.  beggar.  [  boom, 

Gui,  .fm.  mislleote  ;  mar,   main. 
Guichet, sm.  wicket,  door  ;  small 
Guichetier,  sm.  turniiey  [door. 
Guide,  sm.  guide,  direclor. 
— ,  sf.  rein.  [duct,  *  bring. 

Guider,  va.  to  guide,  *  Icad  con- 
Guidon,  snt.  a  guidon,  standard, 

sight  of  a  gun. 
Guigne,  sf.  black-heart    cherry. 
Guigner,  u;  to  leer,  to  'ha-vo  in 
,  Tiew.  [ry-tree. 

Wuignler,  sm.  black-heîirtcher- 
Guignon,  sm.  badluck  (al  play). 
Guignonuant,  c,  a.  provoking. 
Guildive,  sf.  rum  ;  r.ilafia. 
Guillaume,  sm.  rabbet-plane. 
Guilledou  (courir  le),  lo  fré- 
quent low  Company.  [mas. 
Guillemets,  sm.pL  turned  corn» 
Guillcr,  va.  to  ferment  ;  work.  . 
Guilleret,  te,  (7,.sprigbtly,merry. 
Guillocher,  va.  to  engine-turn. 
Guillochis,  sm.  gnillocho. 
Guillotine,  sf.  guillotine. 
Guillotiner,  va.  to  guillotine. 
Guimauve,  sf.  marsli-maNow. 
Guimitnrdo,    sf.    Jew's     harp; 

tilted  waggon. 
Guimpe,  sf.  wimple,  chemisette. 
Guimper,  va.  to  make  a  nunof. 
Guinriage,  sm.  boisting.  [ced. 
Guindé,  e,hoisted,  strained;  for- 
Guinder,  va.  to  hoist  up  ;  OTCr- 

strain. 

Se — ,  vr.  to  clirab  up. 
Guinée,  sf.  a  guinea. 
Guing.im,  sm.  gingham. 
Guingois  (de),  ad.  ail  awry. 
Guinguette, s/',  tea-garden;  dan» 

cing  garden 
Guipure,  sf.  guipure,  gimp. 
Guirlande,  sf.  garland,  wrealh. 
Guise,  sf.  guise,  manner,  likin^ 

way  (mar),  breasi-hook. 
Guitare,  sf.  guilar. 
Guitariste. s?)i.  guitarist,  guitar» 

player. 
Guttural,  e,  a.  guttural. 
Gymnase,  sm.  gymnasium. 
Gymnasiarque,  sm.   —  Siarch. 


HAC 

Gymnastique,  a.  —  tic. 
fSymiiosophistc,  sm.  —  phist. 

tijuacée,  sf.  gjaaudria. 


147 


HAM 


Gypso,  sm.  gypsum  ;  plastic 
Ch^Pscux,  se,  a.  g-ypseous. 
Ci^roinanciC)  s/".  —  mancy. 


H 


(Les  H  qui  sont  aspirés  en  fran- 
çais, sont  marqués  d'un  *.) 
•  Ha,  int.  li:i  !  lia  ! 
Baltile,  o.  knowinv  ;  able,  clever, 

active,  qualified. 
Habilement,  ad.  skilTully, 
Habileté,  sf.  abilily,  sliill,   de- 

verness. 
Habilissime,  a.  Tery  able, 
Habitation,  sf. —  tion. 
Habiliter,  va.  to  qualify;  renfler 

compétent.  [try' 

Habillage,  sm.  trussîrg   (poul 
nal>illenieul,sm.c!olbiag;dress: 

clolhes. 
Habiller,  va.  to  dress  ;  clothe 

trim;truss.  [one's  clolbes. 

S' — ,vr.  to  dress  one's  selfjget 
Habilleur,  s?n.  dresser.  ■ 
Habit,  sm.  clolhes  garb,  dress, 
Habitable,  a.  habitable,     [coat. 
Habitacle,  sm.  habitation,  bin- 

nacle. 
Habitant,   e,   sm.    inhabitant  ; 

habitant,  résident. 
Habitation,   sf.   tion,    abode, 

colony,  plantation, 
habiter,  v.  to  inhabit;  live  in 

cohabit;   réside. 
Habitude,  s/,  hibit,  use;  wront. 
Habitué,  e,  s.  fréquenter. 
Habituel,  le,  a,  habituali 
Habituellement,  ad.  —  tually. 
Habituer,  va.  to  accustom. 

S'—,  vr.  to  gel  accustomed. 

•  nâbler,  vn.  to  brag;  crack. 

•  Hâblerie,  sf.  bragging,  crac- 
king.  [gart. 

•  Httbieur,  se,  (.  braïger  ;  brag- 
'  Hache,  s/',  axe,  hatebet. 

•  Hacher,   va.  to   hash,    mince. 

•  Hachette,  sf.  hatchet. 
'Hachis,    $m.    hash ,   basbed 

Bieat. 


*  Hachoîre, sm.  chopping-hoar 
— knife,  etc. 

*  Hachure,  sf.  hatching. 

*  Hagard,  e,  a.  wild,  tiaggard. 
Hagiographe.sHl.ha^iograplier 

*  Hiiha,  sm.  haha,  suak  fonce. 

*  Hai,  int.  boy  1  [range 

*  Haie,   sf.    hedge,   lane,   row, 

*  —  fi»e,  quickset-hedge. 

*  HaTp,  int.  gee-ho'. 

*  Haillon,  sm.  a  rag,  tatter. 

*  Haine, s/'.  hatred,erudï8;  spite. 

*  Blaineui,8o,  a.fullofhate,spi- 
*  tlaïr,  un.tohate,  dislike,  [teful. 

*  ilaire,  sf.  hair-shirt. 

*  Haïssable,  a.  hatefui,  odious. 

*  I9alage,  sm,  towing. 

'  Halo,  scorching  beat  ;sunburn. 

*  Hâlé,  c,  a.  tanned,  sunburnt. 
Haleine,  sf.  breath  ;  wind. 

Eu — ,  in  breath;  on  the  alert. 

*  Halemcut,  sm.  bauling. 
'  Hâter,  vn.  to  heave;  haul. 

*  Haletant,  e,  a.  out  of  breath, 
panting. 

*  Haleter,  vn.  to  pant,  puff. 

*  Haleur,  sm    hauler. 

*  Hallage,  sm.  marketdules. 

*  Halle,  sf.  market-place. 
'Hallebarde,  sf.  nalberd. 

*  Hallebardîer, s??z.  halberdier, 

*  niallier,  sm.  thicket.      [circle. 

*  Halo  ,    sm.     hrîlo  ,    luminous  , 

*  Halot,sm.  rabbit-burrow. 

*  HIalte,   sf.  hait,  stùp;   resiing- 
•—  int.  hait!  [place. 

*  Halte-là,  hold  there. 

*  Hamac,  sm.  hammock. 
Hamadryadc,  sf  —  dryad  ; 

*  Hameau,  sm.  hamlet. 
Hameçon,  sm.  fisb-hook. 
Blameçonner,  va.  to  hook. 

*  Hampe,  sf.  staff,  stalk;  lighj 
sf  3  sue. 


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148 


IIAU 


*  naiiap,  SI»,  large  cup;  bow!. 

*  lEniicliir,  sf.  bip,  baunch. 

*  IBniigai-,  s»i.  shcd  ;  liovel. 

*  Iluiiiietou,  sin.  Maj-bug-. 

*  IBHiitor,  i;;i.  to  fréquent,  baunt. 

*  IlHiipC:  sf.  cramp-iroa. 
*Ilu|>|ie-chair,  jm.fberilT's  oT- 

ficer  ;  graspj-all.      [omply  fop. 
IIa|i|icloui*de,s/'.raUe  diamoud  ; 

*  Happer,  lia,  lo  •  snap;  nab. 

*  llaquouée,  sf.   nag,  ba^kncy. 

*  lEuiiiict,  sm.  dray.       [speech. 

*  flaraugue  ,     sf.      barangue  , 

*  Haranguer,  D/i.  lo  harangue. 

*  Harangueur,  sm.  haranguer, 
fpeaker, 

"  Haras,  sm,  breeding-slud. 

*  HarasijL'iucui,    sm.    eitreme 
fatigue. 

*  Harasser, un.  to  barass;weary. 

*  Harceler,  va.    to  barass;   tor- 

*  Harde,  sf.  berd  of  deer.  [ment. 

*  Ilardrr,  ca.  to  leash  hounds. 

*  Hariles,  sf.  pi.  clotbes,  apparel. 

*  Hardi,  e,  a.  bold,  impudent. 

*  Hardiesse,   sf.    bolduess,  da- 

*  Hardiment, ai^.  boldly, freelj. 

*  ISareiig,    sm.  herring,    sand- 

banli.  [  season. 

Ilareugeaison,    sf.    nerring- 

*  Harengére,  sf.  Dsli-woman. 

'  Hargneux,    se,    a,    morose, 
snarling.  [rîcot 

*  Haricot,  Sm.  kidney-bean,  ha 

*  Haridelle,  sf  wcrn-oBt  hack 
Harmonica, sm.  musical  glasses 
Uarniouie,   sf.  harmony  ;    kee 

ping.  Iniousiy, 

llaru]Onieugenient,aa.barmo- 
Harmonieux  ,  se,  a.  —    nîous, 

mclodious. 
Harmonique,  a.  —  nical.     [ly. 
Uaruiouiqucmeut,  ad. —  nical- 
Barnioniste,   Sm.  barmonitt. 

*  Hurnachemeut,  sm.  harness; 
accoutrement. 

*  Harnacher,  t'a.  to  barness. 

*  Haruaclieur,s»i.harness-ma- 
kcr.  [harness. 

*  Harnais,  sm.  horse-trappings, 

*  Haro,  sm.  bue  and  cry.   [flint. 

*  Uarpagou,   sm.    miser,   skiu- 


*  Harpe,  sf.  harp. 

*  Harper, ?)n.tograpple  ;  cJulch. 

*  Harpie,  sf.  harpy. 

*  aiai'pistc,  si'it.  barpist,  harpert 

*  Harpon,  sm.  harpoon. 

*  Harponner,  va.  to  harpoon. 

*  Hitrponueur,sni.  a  harpooner. 

*  Hari,  sf.  halter;  withe. 

*  Hasard,    sm.     hazard,    lisk| 
chance,  péril,  danger. 

Au  — ,  at  random. 

A  tout  —,  at  ail  events. 

*  Hasardé,  e,  o.  hazardous. 

*  Hasarder,  va.  to  risk,  yenture; 
hasard. 

Se  — ,  Dr.  to  hazard. 

*  Hasardcusemeut,  n^rbazard- 
ousiy.  [■venluresome. 

*  Hasardeux,  se,  a.  hasardons, 

*  Hase,  sf.  doe-hare. 

*  Hûle,  sf.  baste,  hurry. 

A  la  — ,in  hasle,  hastily.  , 

*  Hâtelet,  sm.  small  skewcr. 

*  Ilàier,  l'a.  to  hasten  forward. 
Se  — ,  to  make  hasle. 

*  Hâtcreau,  Si?!,  broiled  liver. 

*  Halif,  \e,  a.  hasty,  early,  for- 
\\ard. 

*  Haiiveau,  sm.  early  pear. 

*  Hâtivement,  ad.  early. 

*  Hùtivcté,  sf.  forwardness, 

*  Haubaus,  sm.  pi.  sbrouds. 

*  Haubergeon ,    sm.     sbirt    of 
mail.  [mail. 

*  Haubert,   sm.    large     coat   of 
'  Hausse,  sf.  lift,  rise  (of  stocks, 

etc.),  layer. 

*  Hausse-col,  sm.  gorget. 

*  Haussement,  sm.  raising. 

*  —  d''épaule9,  shrug. 

*  Hausser,  va.  to  •  raise  ;  rise, 
shrug  the  shoulders. 

Se — l'j'.to  raise  one's  self;  rise. 

*  Uaussière,  sf.  (ma),  hawser. 

*  Haut,  e,   a.  higb,  tall,  upper 
lofly,  summit. 

*  —,  sm,  height,  top,  ridga. 

*  —,  ad.  bigh,  aloud,  big. 

*  Hautain,  e,a.  baughty,  proud. 

*  Haulaiuement,  ad.  proudijf. 

*  Hautbois,  sm.  hautboy. 

*  naul-de-cliau88es,  sm,  1»'^ 
breecbes. 


HEM  149 

naiite-conti'e,    s/,    eounter- 

tenor.  [tertenor. 

—  taille,   treble,    alto,    coun- 
En  haut,  ad.  above,  up. 

—  mal,  epilepsy. 
nautemeuC,ad.  highly,  open- 
ly,  briskly,  boldly. 
Haiitesse,  sf.  hig^hness. 
Hauteur,  sf.  height,  eminence, 
hillock,  haugbtiness,  boidness, 
pride,    greatness,   full    length, 
altitude.  [start. 
Ilaut-le-corps,    sm,    bound, 
Hâve,  a.  pale,  wan. 
HâtSi-,  V.  to  scorch. 
Havre,  sm.  haven,  harbour. 
Havre-sac,  srn,  knapsack. 
Hé!  int.  t'hl  oh  1 
Hé  bien!  n'ell. 
Heaume,  sm.  belmet. 

Hebdomadaire, n.  weekiy. 
Hébergement,  S?II.  lodging. 
Héberger,  D«.tD  harbour,  lodge. 
Hébété,  c,  a.  stupiSed. 
—,  e,  s.  doit. 

Hébéter,  lia.  to  slupify,  hebelate. 
Hébraïque,  a.  Helirew. 
Ilébraisme,  stn.  Hcbralsnii 
Hébreu,  a.  s.  Hebrew. 
Hécatombe,  sf.  hecatomb. 
Hectare,  sm.  hectare.  [me 

Hectogramme,  sm.  hectogram- 
Hectolitre,  sm.  hectolitre. 
Hectomètre,  sm.  hectometer. 
Hégire,  sf.  heeira. 

•  Hein!  int.  eh?  ehî 
Hélas  !  int.  alas  1 
— ,  s,  sigh. 

Héler,  va.  to  hail  a  shlp. 
Héliaque,  a.  heliacal. 
Hélice,;/',  spiral,   hélix,  SCrew. 
Hélingue,  sf.  strop. 
nélioscope,  sm.  helioscope. 
Héliotrope,  sm.  héliotrope. 
Hellénisme,  sm.  hellenism. 
Belleuîste,  sm.  hellenist. 

*  Hem!  int.  hem  1 
némérocale,s/'.  day-lily. 
Bémicj-cle,  sm.  hémicycle,  se- 

micircle. 
Héniisplière,  snî.  "hémisphère. 
Hémisphérique,  a.  —  cal. 
Bénaistiche,  im.  hemistich. 


HÉR 

Hémoptysie,  sf.  hemoptjiîi. 


,  S^ 


lléniorrhoïdal,  e,  n.  —  dal. 
Hémorrlloïiles,  sf.  pi.—  roid    ^ 

*  Hennir,  vn.  fo  neigh.      [pilil 

*  Hennissement, . 9m.  neighi 
Hépatique,  sf.  liverwort. 
— ,  a.  hepatio. 
Heptagone,  a    —  nal. 
—  sm.  hcptagon. 
Hepl.trchie,  sf.  heplarchy. 
Héraldique,  a.  heraldic. 
'  Héraut,  sm.  herald. 
Herbacé,  e,  a.  herbaceous. 
Herbage,  sm.  herbage,  greens 

pasturage. 
Herbe,  sf.  grass,  herb. 

En  —,  cora  in  the  blade,  to  h© 
a  spendlhrirt. 
Herber,  va.  to  grass-bleach. 
SIerbetle,  greensward. 
Herbeux,  se,  a.  grassy. 
Herbier,  sm.  herbal. 
Herbière,  sf.  herb-wornani 
Herbivore,  a.  herbivorous. 
Herborisation,  sf.  —  zation. 
Herboriser,  vn.  to  herbnrize. 
Herboriseur,   sm.    herborizer. 
Herboriste,  sm.  herhorist. 
Herboristerie,  sf.  hcrb-shop. 
BBerliu,  e,  a.  grass-covered. 

*  Hère,  sm.  poor  wretch. 
Héré<iiCaire,  n.  hereditary. 
Héréditairement,  ad.  heredi- 
Hcrédilcs/'.  inherilance.[tarily. 
Hérésiarque,  sm,  heresiarch. 
Hérésie,  sf.  heresy.  [tic. 
Hérétique,»,  s.  hercUcal, here- 
Hérissé,  e,  o.  bristling  ;  full  of. 
'Hérisser,   v.    to  liristle    up; 

erect,  set  up. 

Se  —  *,  vr.  to  stand  on  end. 

*  Hérisson  ,     sm.     hedgedhog; 
boltle-drainer.  [tance. 

Héritage,  sm.  héritage,  inheri- 
Hériter,  V.  to  inhcrit;  heir. 
Héritier,  e,  heir,  heiress. 
Hermaphrodite,  sm.  —  dite. 
Ilorméiiqiie,  hermetic. 
nierniétiquement,  nd— tically. 
Hermine,  sf.  ermîne. 
Hermine,  c,  n.ermined, 
Hermiuette,  sf.  adze. 


HIU 


150 


HOL 


neriiiUage,^??).  hermifage. 
Hcrmite,  sm,  hermil,  aachoret. 
"lEerniaire,  a.  hernial. 

*  ISeriiie,  sf.  rupture,  liernia, 

*  Heriiieux,  ne,  a.  Iiernious. 
néi'oï-comiquc,  f\heroi-coinic. 
néroide,  sf.  liercid. 
Kéroïiie,  sf.  hercine. 
Ocfoïque,  a.  heroic. 
IIçroïc|iicii>eitt,  ad.  heroically. 
lii-roisinc,  S)i>.  heroifin. 

*  leéroii,  sm.  héron,  hcronshaw. 

*  EBci'OiiMcau,  jouug  lieron. 
mëroiBiiière,  sf.  heronry. 

*  eicros,  sm.  hero. 

*  I9ci'sagc,  sni,  harrowing. 

'  llei'sc.  sf.   harrow;  porlcullis. 

*  ticrger,  fa.  to  harrcw. 
nésilation,  sf.  —  lion. 
Ilcsiicr,  un.  to  hesitate,  waver; 

pause;  l'aller. 
!9v(érocli(o,  n.  irregular  ,  odd; 

uncoulU  wihmsical. 
fiEéférodoxe,  rt.  —  dox, 
ISélci'ocloiie,  sf.  hclerodoxy. 
HEétérogèiie.  a.  —  Eeous, 
Slcicrogëiiéilé,  f.  —  ty. 
Hî'ire,  sj;ï.  beech-Uce. 
Hciâ!  int.  hejl  s.  hay. 
Heure,  sf.  hour,  time,  moment. 
Ton!  à  P— ,  presently. 
D"heurceii— ,  eyery  hour. 
A  toute—,  at  ail  limes. 
A  la  Ijoiiue — ,  so  be  itt 
l>e  bouiie — ,  early. 
nciii'cs,  sf.  prayer-book. 
Ueureusenieiit,    ad.     happlly, 

fortunately, 
Beui-eux,  ac,  a.  happy. 
Heurt,  sm.  shock;  collision. 
Heurté,  e,  o.  abrupt;  harsh. 
Heurter,  va.  to  hil,  strike,  con- 

tradict. 
— ,  i')ï.knocT[,rush,  against. [ther. 
— ,  vp.  Se — ,  to  run  agaiust  ano- 
Hexaèdre,  a.  sm.  hexahedron. 
Hcxagoue,    a.  hexagonal,  sm. 

bexagon. 
Bcxiimètre,  a.  hexameteri 
lEiiiiiis,  sm.  hiatus,  gap. 
'  EEibou,  s»)î.  owl,  sullen  fellow. 
«ic,  rub,  diffîcujty. 
*  UideHEement,   ad.  hldeously 


*  B8ideux,se.n.hideous,frightrul. 

*  I!5e,  sf.  paving-beelle,  rammer. 
Hiébic,  sf.  dwarf-clder. 
Hier,  (id.  yesterday. 

—  au  soir,  last-night. 

*  lliérarcliie,  sf.  bierarchy, 

'  ïlitTarcliïquc, «.hierarcbical, 

*  llêôi-nrchîqueineut,aJ.  hicr> 
archically. 

Iliéroglj'iihe,  sm.  hieroglyphic. 
IliérogljpLiquc,    a,    hierogly» 

phical. 
liierographie,  sf.  —  phy. 
Eiilai'ité,    sf.    hilarity,    cheer- 

fuloess. 
Hi|>i>odromc,  syn.  —  dromei 
eiifiiKigritTc.  sm.  hippogriir. 

iEI|ipo|>olaiiie,  sm.  hippopo. 
liiroiiUoile.s/.  snallow.  Itamus. 
Hisser,  va.  to  hoist;  haut  up, 
lEistoire.  sf.  bislory,  story,  taie. 
BEistorieu.  e,  s,  bistorian. 
BCistoricr,  va.  to  embellish;  rç- 
Ilistoriette,  sf.  story;  tale.[late* 
EEistoriograpLe,   sm.  historio- 

grajiher. 
llisiori<(ue,  a.  hislorical. 
nistoriquemeut,    ad>    historl- 

cally.  [player. 

lEisirion,    SOT.    histrion;   stage- 
Hiver,  sm.  winter. 
iBiverunge,   srn.   ma.   winter- 

time,  \\inlering-piace. 
IBiverucr,  i;;!.  lo  winter-fallow. 

S' — ,  Vf.  to  inure  one's  self, 
tlo!  !«;.  bol  hollal  [to  cold. 

*  IBobereau, sm,  country-squire, 

*  IJoc,  s)ii.  hcck  (a  game). 
t'cla  m'est—,  I  am  sure  nf  it. 

*  BCoche,  sf.  nGtcb,nick,  [head). 

*  IBocbc'uieul,   sm.    tofs  (of  tbc 

*  BBociiei>oi ,  sm.  bodge-podge. 

*  BIocbec[eieuc  ,  sm.    wagtail, 

*  BBorbcr,  va.  to  '  shake;  jerk. 

*  Biocbct,  sr/i.   a    chiid's  coral, 

rattle. 
BBogner,  vn,  to  grumble;  growl. 
Rloir,  si/î.beir. 
IBoirie,  $/■.  inheritance.        [Ioo\ 

Ilolù  :  (/(/.   hoMI    stop,    bolla 
'  Blûler,  ru.  to  boot.       [(quills). 

*  IBollauder,     va.     to     bardent 
Holocauste,  sm,  bolocausi. 


HON 


151 


HOT 


Rnmnrd,  sm.  loljeter. 
"  If  onilirc,  sm.  omhre  (a  game). 
Iloiuéiio,  sf.  liomily.  [dprcr. 
Blnsuiriflp.  sm.  liomicide,  mur- 
— .  a.  liomicidal,  murderous. 
ISoinilinstc,  sm.  a  writer  ol'  ho- 
milies. 


Hcj 


âge,  sm.  bornage;  respecl; 


pre: 


nt. 


Glcnimasae,  a.  manlike,  mascu- 
line. 
illumine^  sm.  man,  manliind. 

—  faî*,  a  grown-up  man. 

—  «!c  robe,  lawyer. 

—  d'cpée,  sword-man. 

—  «le  lettres,  author, 
Iloiuœopntlic,  s»î.  homœopalh. 
Sloiiiœopatliic.  sf.  —  thy- 
Iloinoeopathiquo,  a.  —  thic. 
Sioritœopathiscr,  lia.  topracUsc 

Iiomitopalhy. 
S!<M!iogèMe,''n.  homoeenoii?, 
SSouio^éiiéité,  sf.   homofreoiis- 

ncss."  riion. 

^ioinologation,    sf.    confirma- 
ESoRioIogiie,  0.  homolognus. 
iloicinlogiier,  va.   to  con&rm; 

homologate. 
ISoiiioiij'inc,  a.  homonymous. 
•  EEoiigre,  a  geldcd. 
"  asoiigrer,  va.  to  geld;  eastrate. 
Eiongroyeur, S))l.  saddl'ers  cur- 

ricr. 
(ioniiêto,    a.    honesl,    modest, 

ci-vil,  genteel,  polilc,  courteoiis. 
Ilouiiêtemeiit,     ad,     hnnestly; 

ohliginsrly,  kindly,  modcstly. 
ISniiiif-Icté,  sf.  hone?ly,  modes- 

ly,  civilily,  courtpousncss. 
ïSoiineiir,   sm.  honour;   crédit, 

plory,  rcpiilalion,  mark  of  res- 

k'airc— ,  to  honour.         [pect. 
'  iCoiiiiir,  va.  to  disgrâce. 
!9«EioruI>le,  a.  honourable. 

.^luciide — ,  public  pen^r.V}. 
ISosiornblement,   ad.    boDOra- 

bly,  respectably 
Honoraire,  a.  honorary. 
— ,  sm.  fee,  émolument, 
Sloiiorer,  va.to  bonour-,  respect, 

cneem.  [one's  self. 

S"—,  vr.  tobo  proudof;  respect 
Bonoriliqne,  a.  bonorinc. 


*  llontc,  sf.  shame.  mcdesly,  re» 
pro.ioh. 

Avoir — ,  to  be  asnamed, 

*  BQontciisciuciït,    fid.    shame* 
fully.  rccriil,  sliarneful, 

Ilnnteiix,  se,  bashPul;  disgra- 
Ilôpital,    sm.    liospital,    alms- 

*  llorgiiet,  sî?i.  hiccough.  [housOi 

*  iBoqiictou,     sm.    hocqueton; 
ycoman  of  Ihe  guard, 

Horaire,  a.  horary. 

*  Ilorile,  sf.  horde,  gang. 
norizon,  Sm.  horizon. 
Elorizotital,  p,  a.  horizontal 
esorizoïitalcnipiit,  ad.  horizon» 
Ittorlo^e,  sf.  clock.  [lally, 
norlo^cr,  sm.  a  dock  orwatoa- 

makcr, 
norlogerîc,  sm,  clock-makinj, 

watcli-making.  ['ving. 

Ilormis,  pr.  except ,  but,  sa- 
Iloro^raphie,  sf.    horography; 

dialling. 
norospope,  sm.  —  cope. 
Horreur,  sf.  horror,  dread,  de» 

t(i:-tation,rright,  antipathy;ug!y 

person. 
Itorrihlc,   (T.   horrible;    horridj 

deteslalile,  shocking.    [tremely. 
Horriblement,  ad.  —   bly,  ex- 

*  Elors,  pr.  out,  except;  save. 

—  de    doute,  without  question. 

*  Hors-d'œu»re,   sm.   digres- 
sion, outwork,  [ri?t, 

norticiiltcur,  sm.  horticultu- 
Horticulture,  sf.  horticulture 
Hospice,   sm,   hospital ,   alms- 

house. 
Hospitalier,! j,  a.  s.  hospUable< 
Hospitalité,  sf.  bospitality. 
lïospodar,  sm,  hospodar. 
Hostie,   sf.    host    (consecrated 

waTer);  victim. 
WorAlle,  a.  hostile,  Inimical» 
Hostileuient,  ad.  bostilelyi 
Hostilité,  sf.  hostility. 
Hôte,  sm^  host,  landlord,  guest| 

ipnkcon'^-. 

"i-titeic  a^ — ,  ordinary. 
nôtcl,  sm.  hôtel,  inn,  palace. 

—  do    ville,    guildhall  ,    town« 
liouse. 

Mattre  d*— ,  house>5teward. 


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BAtcIier,    e,    s.    hotel-V^eper, 

landlord;  landialy. 
liniellL-rie,  if,  ina,  licsteir;, 
■rôtcsse,  sf.  liostefs,  landlalj. 
•  ISodc,  sf.  dorsel. 
"  Ilotiéc,  &f.  dorserfull. 

nonbloii,  sin.  hop. 

Uoublonuière,    sf.  hop-field. 

Ilouc,  sf.  boe. 

Douer,  un.  lo  hoe. 

Mouille,  sf.  pit-coal, 

Houillère,  sf.  coal-pit 

Elouilleiir,  svi.  collier. 

Ilouilicux,  se,  a.  coaly. 

Houle,  sf.  swel,  surge. 

Iloule*te,s/'.crook;  eheep-hook. 

Hoiileuz)  se,  (ma.)  snellic^, 

rough.  [fhoul. 

Uouper,  vn.  to   whoop;  honp; 

Houppe,  sf.  tuft.    [great  coat. 

Houppelaude,    sf.    a    rough 

Doupper    de    la    laiiie,    to 

comb  wool. 

Houra,  sm.  burrah. 
Hourdage,  sm.  rcugb-walKng. 

Uourder,  va.  to  roughwall. 

Houri,  s^  bouri.     [ting-i\ord.) 

Hourvari,  sm.  uproar  (a  bun- 

Douseaui,    sm.   pi.    spatler- 

dasbes.  [out  ;  mcb. 

Houspiller,  va.  to  beat;  pull; 
Doussaie,  sf.  boly-grove. 
Housse,    sf.    horse-clolb,  case 

for  a  cbair. 

Ilousser,  t'a.  to  sweep;  dust  ; 

saddie-cloth,  hammer-clolb. 
Boussetle,  «)i.  spring-lock. 
Uoussiiic,  sf,  s^>'ilch. 
Houssiiier,  va.  to  switcb;  cane. 
Houssoir,  sm.  fealber-broom. 
Houx,  sm.  bolly. 
Ho^au,  5))^  matlock. 
Hublot,  sm.  (ma.)  scu(tle.[bin. 
Huche-  sf.  incading-lbrougb; 
Uueher,  va.  to  balloo;  \sboop. 
Hue!  int.  bo,  gee! 
Huée,  sf.  bootïDg,  sboutiDg. 
Auer.  to.  to  hoûl  aller. 
Huguenot,    e,  s.  et  a.  —  DOt. 
Uu§;ueuate,  s/.pipkin,  earthen 
nulle,  sf,  oil.        cookiDg-btOïe. 
Buile  de  colza,  râpe  oil. 
Huiler,  va.  to  oil;  lo  auoint. 


naileiix,  se,  a,  oily,  greasy. 
Huilier,  $m.  oilman;  oilcruet. 
Buis,  sm.  ju.  dcor. 

A — clos,  privately. 
Huisserie,  sf,  door-frame. 
Huissier,    sm.   usher,    lipslaiï, 

*  Huit,  a  eigbt.  [baililT. 

*  Huitaiu,   sm,  staDza  or  eight 
ver.'îes. 

*  Huitaine,  sf,  eigbt  dajs. 

*  Huitième,  a.  sm,  eigblb. 

*  Iluiiivmenient,  ad.  eigbthly. 
Huttre,  sf.  oysler. 

*  Hulotte,  sf.  madge-howlet. 
Humain,  e,  a.  buman;  buniane, 

iiod,  good  natured.  [nien. 

—  ,  sm,  pi.  mankiod,  morlals, 
Humainement,  ad,  bumanly. 
Humaniser,  va.   to    bumanize, 

civilize;  soflen  down. 

S'  —  ,   vr.   to  *  grow  gentle, 
sociable. 
Humaniste,  sm..  —  nîst. 
Humanité,    sf.   human    nature,  , 

bunianity;  kindne?s,    mildnessi 
Humble,  a,  humble,  lowly,  rao- 

dest. 
Humblement,  ad.  humbly. 
Humectant,    e,    a.    huiïiectÎDg, 

refreMjing.  [teniug. 

Humeciatiou,  sf. —  tion,  niois- 
Huniectcr,     va.    to    moislcn , 

damp.  [in. 

*  Humer,  va.  to  *  sucb  up  ;   suck 
Humerai,  e,  a.   humerai. 
Uiimcrus,  £;;?.  bi.merus. 
Humeur,  sf.  humour,   teraper, 

disposition  fancy,  nhim,  mois- 

fure.  [wet. 

Humide,  n.humid,  damp,  moisi, 
Humide,  sm.  bumidity. 
Uumidcnient,  ad.  damply. 
Humidité, s/'. —  dily,  dampness 
Humiliant,  e,a.  mortifying. 
Humiliation,  s/',   — tion,  Difir. 

tification.  [^'^1- 

Humilier,  va.  lo  humble;  nior- 

S' — ,  r)'.  to  humble  one's  self 
Humiiité,  s/,  humilily,  humble- 

oess. 
Humoral,  e,  a.  humoral. 
Humoristes,  liumoi  isl,  peevish. 

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*  Hunier,  sm.  (ma),  top-sail. 
Crniid  ' — ,  main  top-sail. 
1)>eii(  * — ,  loietope-sail. 

*  Huppe,  s/',  puet,  lapwing,tuft. 

*  Huppé,  «,  a.  tulfed,  topping. 
cunuing.  [  a  salmon. 

Uure,  s/,  heaa  of  a  boar;  joie  of 

*  Uurlcuicul,sm. bowling;  jell. 
"  Uui-Iei-,  t'ii.  lo  ho«l;  jell. 
Hurluberlu,  a.  silly,  mad. 

— ,  sm.  harebrained  l'eliow. 
Hussard,  sm.  hussar.  [IWe. 

Hussarde   (à  lu),  ud.    hussar- 
Ilittiu,  a   slubborn,  beadstrong. 

*  liuUe,  sf.  but,  cabin. 
Hyacinthe,  sf.  —  cinth. 
Hydraulique,  (I.   sf.  —  lîc,  hj- 
Hydre,  sf.  bjdra.  [draulics. 
Uydroccle,  sf.  hjdrocele. 
Hydrocéphale,    sin,    bydroce- 

phalus.  [namics. 

Hydru<lyiiauii(|ue, s/',  bydiodj- 
Uydrogéue,  4))(.  hydi'ûgou. 
Hydroijrapbe,    sm.    bjdrogra- 

pher. 
Hydrographie,  sf.  —  phy. 
Hydrographique,  a.  bydi'Ogra- 

pbic.  [mel. 

Hydromel,  sm.  meal ,  bydro- 
Hydromèlre,  sm.  hydrûnietei', 
Hydrophohi*,  a.  b^drûphobic. 
Uydrophobic,  sf.  bidropbûbia. 
Uydropique,  a.  —  pic. 
—  s.  dropsical  person. 
Pydrojjtîsie,  sf,  —  dropsj. 


Hydi'ostatiquc,  sf.  bjdrosta 

Hyène,  sf.  byeîia. 
Hygiène,  sf.  bj'giene. 
Hygiénique,  a.  bjgienic. 
Hygromètre,  sm.  —  meter. 
Hymen,  sm,  bymen. 
Hyuiéuéc,  sm.  wediock. 
Hymne, sm.  bymn. 
Hyperbole,  sf.   bypcrbola. 
Hyperbolique,  a.  b\perbolicaI . 
Hyperboliqucmeut,  ad.  bjper- 

boiically. 
Hyperborée,  a.  —  lorean 
Uypcrcritique,  n.  sm.   byper- 

critîc. 
Hypocondre,  sm,  bjpocbondria. 
IBypocondrie,^/'.  bypocbûndria. 
Hypocondriaque,  a.    s.    bypo- 

cbondriac. 
Hypocras,  sin.  hyppocraE.[iion. 
Hypocrisie,  sf.  ^sy,  dissiinula- 
Hypocriio,    a.   $. —  tical,   an 

hypocrite. 
Hypothécaire,  a,  of  morigage. 
Hypiiiliécaireiuent,     ad.     b; 

moi  igage. 
tlypoihéque,  sf.  mortgage. 
iiypothéquer,  va.  to  mortgage. 
SJypothèse,  sf.  bypolbesis. 
Blypothétîque,  a,  —  cal. 
Hypothétiqucment,  ad,  hypo 

thttically. 
Hypotypose,  sf.  hypolyposis. 
Hjsope,  s/',  hyssop. 
Hystérique,  a,  Uistedcal. 


ïambe,  sm.  lambus. 
lambique,  a.  iambic. 
Ibis,  sm.  ibis. 

Icelui,  icelle,  ^ro.  tbis,  that. 
Ichueumoii,  sin.  —  mon* 
Ichuograpliic,s/''  Icbnograpby. 
lchor,SHi.  ichor. 
Ichoreni,  se,  u.  ichorous. 
Ichtyologie,  sf.  icbthyology. 
Icbtyophage,  a,  s,  icbtbyopba- 

gous.  [place. 

Ici,    ad.    hère,    hither,   in    tbis 

D'— j  hence,  froiu  bere. 


D'icl-là,  by  then. 

Jusqu^ — ,  bitberto. 
Iconoclaste,  sm.  —  clast. 
Iconographie,  sf.  iconograpby. 
Ictère,  sm,  icterus,  jaundice. 
Idéal,  c,  a.  idéal,  imaginary. 
Idéaliser,  va.  to  ideaiize. 
Idéalisme,  s)n.  idealism. 
Idéaliste,  s.  a.  idealist. 
Idée,  sf.  idea,  notion,    conceit, 

fancy,  tbougbt. 
Ident itlcat ion,  s/'.identifj cation. 
Identifier,  va.  to  identil'y. 


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li^cntEqiic,  n.  identical. 
Idcutiqucmcut,  ad.  identically. 
Iileiitilé,  sf.  id  niily. 
Idéologie,  sf.  ideoloiry. 
Ifléologue,  sm.  -.  gist. 
J<Icg,  sf.  pi.  ides. 
Iiliome,  sm.  dialecl,  idioiïi. 
liliopathie,  sf.  idiop.ithy. 
Idiot,  e,  a.  s.  silly,  idiot,  ninny. 
Idiotisme,  sm.  idiom,  phraseo- 

logy.  [later. 

Idolâtre,  a,  S.    idolafrous,    ido- 
Idolâtrer,  va.  to  idolize. 
Idolâtrie,  sf.  idolalry,  idol. 
Idole,  sf.  idol,  statue,  slocli. 
Idylle,  sf.  idyl. 
if,  sm.  yew,  yew-tree. 
Ignare,  a.  illiterate,  ignorant. 
Igné,  e,  a.  fiery,  igneous. 
Igiiicole,  s.  flre-worsliipper. 
Ignition,  sf.  ignilion. 
agnoble,  a.  ignoble, base,  mean. 
Ignoblement,      ad,      ignobly , 

meanly. 
Ignominie,    sf.  îgnominy. 
IgiïoiuÎEiBeusciaeut,  ad.  igno- 

niiniously.  [nious. 

Ignominieux,    se,    a.    igncmi- 
Ignorance,  sf,  —  rance. 


lit,  ■ 


nt. 


Igeioré,  e,  a.  uniinown, 
Ignorer,  va.  to  '  be  ignorant  of, 

not  (0  be  aware. 
Il,  pro,  he,  il. 
Ile,   sf.  island,  isle. 
Iléon,  sm,  ilium« 
Ilex,  sm.  holly. 
Iliaque,  a,  iliaCi 
Illégal,  e,  a,  illégal,  uniawfull. 
Illégalement,  ad.  illegally. 
Illégalité,  sf.  illegality. 
Illégitime,  a.  illegitimate,  un- 

lawlul,  [tely. 

Illégitimement,  ad.  illegitima- 
Illégitimité,  sf.  illegitimacy. 
Illeiirc,  e,  a.  uniettered. 
Illicite,  a.    illicit,  unIauTul. 
Ellicitemeut,  ad,  unlawfully. 
Illimité,  e,a.  unlimited,  bound- 
ISIisible,  a,  illegible.  [  less. 

Illumination,  sf.  illumination. 
Illiitniné,  o,  a,  s,  illumiuated. 
Illcimluer,  va.,  to  illuminate. 


Illusion,  sf,    illusion,  deluslon, 

crror.  [self. 

.Se  faire  — ,  to  ûeceive  one's 
Illusionner,  t:n.  to  deliide,  de- 

S' — ,to  deceive  onu'sself.  [ceive. 
Illusoire,  a.  illusivo  ;  deceitTul. 
Illusoirement,  ad.  deceilfully. 
lUustrntion,  sf,  —  tion;  illus- 

triousness. 
Illustre,  a.  illustrions  ;  famous. 
Illustrer,  lia.   to    illustrate  ;  do 

lionour  to.  [trious, 

illustrissime,    a,     most     illus- 
Ilot,  sm.  isiet,  eyot. 
Ilote,  sm.  sla-ve,  helot. 
Ils,  pro.  pi.  they.  [picture. 

Imase,s/',  image;  likeness,  slatuei 
Imagcr,  *re,  s,  print-seller. 
— ,   va,    to    picture;    embellist 

wilh  imagei'y. 
Imaginable,  a,  imaeinable. 
Imaginaire,  a,  imaginary;  vl- 

sionary. 
Imaginatif,  ve,  a,  imaginative.. 
Imagination,  sf,    imagination  ; 

invL'ntion.  [nation. 

Imaginative,  sf,    fancy,  imagi- 
Imaginer,  va,  to  imagine,  con- 

ceive. 

S'—,  iT.  to  imagine  one's  self. 
Iman,  sm,  iman, 
Imbécile,a.s.— cile,weak;  idioti 
Imbécillité,  sf,  imbecilily. 
Imberbe,  a.    beardioss. 
Imbiber,  va.  to  imbibe,  absord. 

S*  —  ,  vr,  to  soak,  Le  imbibed- 
Imbibiiion,  sf,  îmbibition. 
Imbroglio,   sm,    confusion,  \Vf 

tricacy,  imbroglio. 
Imbu,  e,  a.  imbued. 
ImlitiTable,  a.  undrinkabis. 
Imitable,  a.  —  ble. 
Imitateur,  trice,    S.     imitator» 
Imitalif,  Te,n.  imilative. 
Imitation,  sf.  imitation,  copy. 
Imiter,   va,    to  imitate  ;   copy; 

re?emble- 
Immaculé,    e,   a,    immacnlate, 

spolless. 
Immanquable,    a.    infaillible; 

certain,  [bbly; 

Immanquablement,  ad,  iufaU 
Immatériel,  le,  a.  immatorial. 


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■nmatcriclleniciiC,  ad.  iiDma- 
Bngiiall'îcu'talioUq  5^.    —   tiOQ* 

,cr,  va.  lo   matricu- 


iate 


éilint,  c,  a.  immédiate. 
Smmédiutcment,  ad.  immedia- 
Immômorial,  le,  ».— rial.[tely. 
lium<-uioriaIcment,a(2,  —  rial- 

Iiniuciise,  a.  immense,  infinité. 

Eiiimeiiséiueiit,  ad.  immensely. 

■  inuiciiiiité,   sf.  imraensily,  in- 

Einniensiirable,  a.  —  ble.[tinity. 

Immerger,  va.  to  immerge. 

Emméritc,  c,  (I.  unmeriled. 

Immersion,  sf.  immersion. 

Immeuble,  a.  immoveable. 

—,  s.  real  ;  landed  estate. 

ammîiicmmoiii,nrf.  imminenlly. 

Imminence,  sf.  imminence, 

ImmiiBeiit,  e,  a.  imminent. 

Immiscer  (g'),  vr.  to  interfère 

Immîsciltlc,  a.  immiscilile.  [in. 

Immobile,  a.  immoveable. 

Inimubilier,ièrc,n.real. — s, lan- 
ded propeiiy.      [real   property. 

Immob!!iser,ua.toconvert  into 

Immobilité,  sf.—  lity, 

Iminodéré,  e,  a.  immoderate. 

Immodérément,  ad,    immode- 
rately. 

Intmodeste,    a.    immodcst. 

Emmodeslem«nt,n(2.  immodes- 

Immodcslie,s/'.  —  desly.       [tiy. 

Immolatcur,  S))2.  iminolafor. 

Binmolation,  sf. —  tien. 

Immoler,  va.  to  imraolate,   sa- 
crifice. 
S' —  vr.  lo  imir.olate  one'sself. 

Immonde,  a.  unclean. 

Immondices,  sf,  pi.  iiltfa,  dirt> 

Iinmoral,  e,  a,  immoral. 

Imuior.ilcme>i«,  orf.  immorally. 

Immoralité,  sf.  immoralily. 

Immort.tliser,    va.   to  immor- 
talize. 

Immortiillté,  sf.  immortalily. 

Immortel,  le,  a. — tal,  undying. 

Immortelle,  sf.  gnaplialiura. 

Immuable,  a.  immuable. 


Imm 


tiableiïiient,rt(/.immutably.  I 
unité,  s^.  immanity.  ' 


mmutabilieé,    sf.  —   Ilty,  un» 

changeablene?s, 

mpact,  sm.  impact. 

mpair,  a.  odd,  uneven. 

mpalpable,  a.  impalpable. 

mpardouuable,  a.  unpardo* 
nable.  [fecti-ve. 

mparfnit,  e,  a.  imperfect,  de- 

mpnrfaitcment,  ad.  imper- 
feclly. 

mpartablo,  a,  jll.  indivisible. 

mpartageable,  ((.   indivisible. 
iipartial,  c,  0.  impartial. 
nparlialcmcut  ,    ad,    impar- 
tially. 

iipartialité,  sf,  impartiality. 
npasse,  sf.  blind  alley,  court. 
upassibilité,  sf.  impassibility, 
npassibic,  a.  impassible. 
npatiemment,drf.  inipatiently. 
npaticncc,  sf.  impatience,  ea- 
gerness.  [voking. 

upatient,  e,  n.  annoying  ;  pro- 
npatieutcr,  t'a.  to  put  out 
of  patience;  provoque. 
S' — ,  va,  to  fret,  grow  angry. 
upatroniser  (»^),  VV,  to  take 
possession  of.  [chless. 

npayable,  a.  invaluable,  mat- 
npeccabilité,  sf.  impeccabi- 
npeccable,  a.impeccal3le.[lity. 
iipénétrabilité,  sf.  împeae- 
irabilily.  [ble. 

upénétrable ,  a,  impenetra- 
npénétrablement,  ad,  impe- 
netrably. 

npénitenee,  sf.  —  tence< 
upénitcul,  e,  a.  impénitent. 
upeuscs,  sf.  l>l.  outlay  for  re- 
pairs. 

npéralif,  sm.  imperative  mood. 
npéralif,  ne,  —  tive. 
upérativement^  ad,  impcra- 
tively. 

npératoire,   sf.    master-wort. 
npératrice,  sf,  empress. 
upercepCiblei    a.    impercep- 
tible, [perccptibly.  _ 
npcrcepliblemeiit,    ad.    im- 
iiperfection,  sf.  imperfeclioa. 
upérial,  e,  a.  impérial. 
— ,  sf.  tbe  roof  of  a  coacli,the  im- 
périal lily,  a  game  at  cards. 


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Impérinleiuent,  <7(Z.  imperially. 
Inipéi-iniix,  sm.  pi.  tbe    impe- 

rialists.  [riously. 

liupérictisement ,  ad.  impe* 
Impérieux,    se,    a.    imperious, 

haughiy.  [ble. 

Impérissable,  a,  imperisha- 
Impci'iiie,  sf.  ignorance,  uns- 

kilfulne?s.  [bility. 

Imperménbililc,s/'.  impermea- 
Iiupcrméable,  a.  imperméable. 
Impersonuelfle^a.  impersonal. 
Impersoiiucllenicnt,   ad.    im- 

persona!!y      [tinently,  saucily. 

■  nipertiiiemment,  ad.  imper- 
Inipertiiiciice,    s/.    —    nence; 

silliness;  flippancy. 

Impertinent,  e,  a.  S.  imperti- 
nent, silly,  intrusive, sauce-box. 

Iniperturbabiiilé,  sf.  —bility. 

Imperturbable,  «.  imperturba- 
ble. 

Imperturbablement,  flfZ. — bly. 

Impétrant,  c,  a,  S.  grantee. 

Impétration,  sf.  iimpetration. 

■  mpélrer,  va.  to  impetrate  ;  ob- 

tain.  [tuously. 

ïi^      Impétueusement,    ad.    impe- 

linpétueux,  se,  ^.impetuous. 

Impétuosité,  $f.  imp'-luosity. 

Impie,  a.  impious  ,  ungodiy. 

Impiété,  s/.impiety,ungodliness. 

Impitoyable,  a.  un-mercifui. 

Iinpitoyablcuseut,  ad.  uiimer- 

Implacable^  «.  —  cable,  [cirujly. 

Iiiipliintation,  s^.  implantation. 

Implanter,  va.  to  implant. 

Implication,  sf.  —  tlOn. 

Implicite,  a.  implicil.     [tavlle. 

IiuplÊciteœent,    ad.    —    citly; 

Impliquer,  va.  to  implicate; 
in.volve,  imply. 

lunplorabie,  a.  implorable. 

Imploration,  s^  imploration. 

Implorer,  va.  to  implore,  to 
faeg,  rcqueit,  involie. 

Imptili,  e,  a.  unpolite,  rude« 

Impoliment,  ad.  rudely,  unpo- 
litely.  [politenefs. 

Impolitesse,  sf.   rudeness,   un- 

InipolÈtiqiïe,  a.  impoiitic. 

Importance,  sf. —  larce,  consé- 
quence, material.  [importance. 


IMP 

luportant,    e,  a.  important. 
luporlaleur,  sm.  importer. 
Qiportation,  sf.   importation» 
[nporler,  la.  to    injport;  COB» 
cern,  introduce.     ■» 
-,  vn.  to  signifj;  matter. 
mportHn,  e,  a.  s.  imporlunafe. 
uporlunément,  ad.  imioitu- 
nately.  [bore;  plague  ;  dun, 

niportuner,  va.  to  importune; 
mportunité,  sf.  importunity. 
uposablc,  a.  taxable. 
[uposaut,  e,  a,  imposing,  com- 
manding.  [on  ;  awe. 

mposer,    va.  to  impose,   laj 
Eu — ,  10  deceiTe. 
S' — ,  vr.  to  lay  on  one's  selT. 
^position,  sf.  imposition,  im- 
posing, lax,  i_ 
mpossibilité,  sf.  —  ty. 
[■■possible,    a.   —  sible,    im- 
practicable. 
inposte,    sf.    impost. 
uposteur,  sm.  impostor. 
aiposture,  sf.  imposture. 
inpât,  sm.  impost,  tax,  duty. 
xipotei^t,    e,  a.    impotent,  in- 
firm,  crippled. 

npraticuble.  a.  impraticable. 
[upréealioi^,  s^.  Imprécation. 
inprécaloire,  a,  —  tory. 
[uprog^iation,  sf.   —   gnation. 
aiprégi^er.  va.  to  impregnate. 
iiiprenable.  a.  impregnable. 
nprcscriptibilité,  sf.  —  lity. 
iiprescripliblc,  a.— tible. 
npressi.o^i ,    sf.     impression; 
stamp,  print. 

upressioiinable,    a.   impres- 
sionnable. 

■■pressionner  ,  va.  tO  make 
an  inipressionn  on  ;  impress. 
nprévoyance,  sf.  improvî- 
dence,  want  of  foresight.  [dent. 
«prévoyant,  e,  a.  improvi- 
«»prévu,e,a.unroreseen,[print. 
nprimé,  sm.  prinled  paper; 
uprimcr,  va.  to  inipress;  im- 
print,  slamp;  impart. 
nprimerie,  sf.  printing;  prin- 
tirg-olfice. 

uprime^ir,  sm.  printer. 
^probable,  a.  improbable. 


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INC 


Bmprobateur,  irice^  a.  s,  dis- 

sapprovor;  censurer.  [tion. 

Iin[ii'<>!i.tiian,  sf.  disapproha- 
Iiii[troiluBcLfil',  vc;  a.  uDproduc- 

li\e. 
Biu|>i'<>>ii|i(ii.  sm.  impromptu. 
Bin['<'<)iii'e,  a.  improper;  unfit. 
ïoipropreineiit,  ad.  —  perly. 
Iiupruprii-té,  sf.  priely. [blâme 
■mproiiTer,  va.  lo    dlsapprove 
Ini|irovi«iateur9    trice^   5.   im' 

pro^isator,  —  trice.  [tion 

Improvisation,  sf.  improvisa- 
Improviser,  V.  to  extemporize 

deliver  exlempore. 
Improviste     (à   V),    ad.    sud 

deuly,  unawares.  [dently 

Imprudemment,     ad.     impru 
Impriidcuee,  sf.  —  dence. 
Imprudent,  e,  a.  S.    —    dent 

indiscreel.  _         [tly 

Impudemment,  ad.  impuden 
Impudence,  s^f.  —  dence,  slia 

melessness.  [brazen 

Impudent,  e,  a.  S.  —  dent 
Impudicité,  sf.  —  ty.  iewdnesE 
Impudique,  a.  immodest;  lewd 
Impuissance  ,     »f.     inabilîty 

impolency.  [unable 

Impuissant,    e,    a.    impotent 
Impulsif,  ve,  a.  impulsive. 
Impulsion,  sf.  impulsion,  im 

puise.  [punity 

Impunément,  ad.  nith  im 
Impuni,  e,  a.  unpunisbed. 
Impuuissable,<7.  unpunisliable 
Impunité,  sf .  impunity.  [chaste 
Impur,  e,  impure;  lewd;  un 
Impurement,  ad.  impurely. 
Impureté,  sf.  impurity,  unchas- 

tity. 
Imputable,    a.  Imputable. 
Imputation,  sf.  imputation,  dé- 
duction. [  with. 
Imputer,  va.  to  impute  charge 
Impulrcfiable,    a.  impulresci- 
In-diiL-buit.a.octo-decimo.[ble. 
—,  sm.  ûcto-decimo  (book), 
—douze,  a.  duodecimo. 
— .  sin.  duo-decimo  (book). 
—folio,  a.  et  sra,  folio. 
— octavo,  a,  sm,  octave  ;  In-S». 
— quarto,  a.  sm.  quarto. 


lu-soSze,  a.  decimo-soxto, 
— ,  sm.  decimo-sexto. 
—  trente-deux,  a.  S.  thirty-twosi 
Inabordable,  a.  inaccessible. 
Inacceiitnble,  a.  unacceptable, 
inaccessible,  ffl.  inaccessible. 
Inaccoutumé,  e,  a.  uoaccusto* 

med. 
Inachevé,  e,  a.  unBnished 
lnactir,ve,  «.inactive, indolent. 
Inact  ion,  s/',  inaction  ;indo'ence. 
Inactivité,  sf.  inactivity. 
Inadmissible,  a.  inadmissible. 
Inadvertance ,    sf.     —    tence, 

oversight.  [ness. 

Inaliénabilité,  sf.    inaliénable- 
Inaliénable,  a.  inaliénable. 
lualliable,    a.   that  cannot    be 

mixed.  [bleness. 

Inaltérabilité,     sf.      unaltera- 
Inaltérable,  a.  unalterable. 
Inamovible,  a.  unremoveable. 
Inanimé,  e,  a.   inanimate;  life- 
Inanition,  sf.  inanition,     [less, 
Inapercevable,  a.  unperceiva- 
Inaperçu,  a,  unperceived.   [ble. 
Inapplicable,  a.  inapplicable. 
Inapplication,   sf.  —  tion. 
Inappliqué,  e,  a.  inattentive. 
Inappréciable,   a.    invaluable. 
Inaptitude,      sf.      unaptitude, 

unaptness. 
Inarticulé,  e,  a.  inarliculate. 
Inattaquable, 3a.  unassailable, 

inexpugnable.  [unforeseen. 
Inattendu,  e,  a,  unexpecled, 
Inattcutif,    ve,  a.    inatlentive; 

heedless.  [lessness. 

Inattention,  sf.    —  lion,  heed> 
Inaugural,  e,  a.  inaugural. 
Inauguration,  sf.  —  tion,  ope- 

ning. 
Inaugurer,    i'(!.  to  inaugurale. 
Incalculable,a.  incalculable. 
Incapable,    a.    —     ble;    unfit; 

unable.  [bility. 

Incapacité,  s^.  incapacity,  ina* 
Incarcération,    sf.    incarcéra- 
tion. 
Incarcérer,  l'o.  lo  incarcérais. 
Incarnat,  e,  a.  carnation;  llesh. 

colour. 
fucaruatiou,  sf.  iDCarnationt 


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Incarné;  e,  a.  incarnate. 

lucai'iier  (s'),  Dr.  to  take  flesh. 

lucarladc,  £^  pelulanl;  insull; 
quarrci  ;   folly. 

Inucndiaii-c,  n.sm.  incendiary. 

Incendie, sju.  fire,couflagralion. 

luccudié,  e,  s.  sulTcrer  by  fire. 

Incendier,  va.  lo  burti;  set  fire 
to.  [resolute. 

Incertain,  e,  a.  uncertain;  ir- 

lucertitude,  sf.  uncertainly,in- 
décision.         [tly,  immediately. 

Euccssamnient,    ad,    încessan- 

luccssant,»,  incessant. 

Incessible,  a.  inaliénable. 

luccst,  sm.  incest. 

Incestueux,  se,  a.  incestuous. 

Incboatif,  \e,  a,  iûclioative, 
incepti\e. 

Incidemment,   ad.    incidently. 

Incidence,  sf.  incidence. 

Incident,  sm.    incident,   event. 

Incident,  e,  a.  incidental,  inci- 
dent, [ties. 

Incidentcr,un,  to  raise  difticul- 

Iiicincratiuu,  sf.  incinération. 

lucii-coucis,  c,  a.  s.  uûcircuni- 
cised.  [sision. 

Incii'coucision,    sf.   incircum- 

Incise,  sf.  incidental  pbrase. 

Incisé,  e,  a.  incised,  notched. 

Inciser,  va.  lo  incise;  slash; 
tap. 

Incisir,  ve,  a.  incisive,  cutting. 

Incision,  sf,  incision,  eut. 

Incisive,  s/,  inciser  (tooth).[tive. 

Incitation,  sf.   inciteraent;  rao- 

Inciter,  la.  to  incite,  insligate; 
pns  bon. 

iuciiil,  c,  u,  uncivjl,  rude. 

lucivilcmcnt,  ad.  unciviUy, 
rude!y. 

Inci^ilisé,  e,  a.  inci'vilized. 

Incivilité,  sf.  incivility;  rude- 
nesso. 

Incivique,    a.    unpatriotic. 

Iiicitisiue,  sm.  incivism.    [rity. 

Iuclé«ueuce,s/'.lnclemency,5eve- 

tueU'-uient,  e,  a.  iuclement, sé- 
vère, [of  the  needie. 

Inclinaison,  sf.  inclination;  dip 

lucliunnt,  e,  a>  iacliuing;  in- 
clined. 


Inclination,     sf.      inclinatiooi 

tendency;  love. 

Incliner,  va.  to  incline;  bend. 
.S^ — ,  ir.  to  incline,  bow  down. 

Inclus,  c,  f(.  inclosed. 

Inclusif,  ve,  a,  inclusive. 

Inclusivement,  ad.  inclusivelj. 

Incognito,  ad.  Incognito. 

Incohérence,  sf.  incohérence. 

Incohérent,  e,  a.  incohérent. 

Incolore,  a.  colourless. 

Incombustîliilité,  sf.  —  lity. 

Incombustible,  a.  incombus- 
tible. 

Incommensurabilité, 5^ — lity. 

Incommensurable,  a.  —  men« 
surabJe.  [moding, 

IncommodanI,    e,    a.    incom> 

Incommode,  u.  inconvénient. 

Incommodé,  e,  a,  indisposcd; 
crippled.  [veniently. 

Incommodément,    ad.    incon- 

Incommodcr,  va.  to  incommo- 
de; annoy;  impoverish  ;  indis- 
pose,   [venience,  indisposition,  " 

Iiicouimodité,  s/'.  —  ty,  incon- 

luconimunicablc,».  incommu- 
nicable, [mutabilily. 

Incommutabilité,    sf.    incom- 

liBcouimutable,  a.  incommula- 
ble.  [chless. 

Incomparable,  a.  — able,  mat- 

Incom|iarabienieut ,  au.  ÎQ- 
coniparably. 

Incompatibilité,  sf.  —  lity. 

Incompatible,  a.  —  tible,  cou- 
si^lent.  [inability. 

Incompétence,    sf.     —      tcncyj 

Incompétent,  c,  a    —    teut. 

Incomplet,  e,  a.  incomplète 
imperfect. 

Incomplexo,  a.  incomplex. 

Iiicompréhensibilité,  sf,  — 
hrn-ibilily.  [hensible. 

Incompréhensible,  a.  —  pre- 

Incomprcssible,  a.  incompres- 
sible. 

Incompris,  c,  a.not  underslood. 

Inconcevable,    2   a,  inconcei- 

vable. 

Inconciliable,  a,  irreconcilc^ 
bie. 

luconduite  ,  sf,  misconduct. 


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neongrti)   e«   a.  inceiigruous, 

improper.  .[ously. 

Incoiigrûnïeiit^  ad>   incûngru- 

lucouiiu,    e,   a.   s.     unknown, 

obscure,  strangor.  [sistontly. 
lucoiiséi|iicuiiueut,  ad.  incoQ- 
lueoiiscqiieuce)    sf*    inconsis- 

tency.  [tent. 

Inconséquent,  e,  a,   înconsis^ 
tnconsidéraliouj   £/'.   incoosi- 

derateness.  [rate. 

Inconsidéré,   e,  CZ.    incoDside- 
Incousidércmeut,  ad.    iacoa- 

sideratelj. 
Incoaisistaiice,  sf.  iastability. 
Inconsolable,    a.  inconsolable. 
lucoitsolablcmcnt,  ad,  incoa- 

solably.  [tly. 

lucouslaniment,  a(i.  Inconstan- 
Inconstance,   sf.    inconslancy, 

ficldeness. 
Incoiciîiant,  c,  a.  inconstant. 
Incoiiseiîtitionuel,  le,  a,  un- 

constitutional.  [putable. 

Incoutostalilc,  a.—  able,  indis- 
lucoulestableuicut,  ad,  incon- 

testably. 
Incoulcsté,  e,  a.  unconlesled. 
InconiiiBouimeHt,  ad.  Inconti- 

nently. 
luconiiiicuce,  xf.  Incontinence. 
lucoulâueut,   ad.    immedialely, 
— ,  e,  a,  incontinent.       [at  once. 
IncouTeuauce,   f^.    unseemli- 

ness. 
Inconvenant,  e,    a.   improper. 
Inconvénient,     sm,     incon"ve- 

nience,  difricully.  [lion. 

Incorporation,  sf,    incorpora- 
Incorporcl,  le,  a,    incorporeal, 

abslracl.  [embody. 

Incorporer,  va,  to  incorporate, 

S' — ,  vr.  to  incorporate. 
Incorrect,  e,  a,  incorrect. 
lucorrectciucnt,  ad.  —  recUy. 
Incorrection,   sf,    inaccuracy , 

incorrectne?s. 
lucorrigil)»U(é,s/.  incorrigible- 

ness. 
Incorrigible,  a,  incorrigible. 
Incurfii[>libiiité,  j,f.  —  bility. 
Incumiplible,  a,  —  pUble. 


Incrédule,  a,  S.  —  lous,  nnbs- 
liever.  [unbelief. 

Incrédulité,  sf.  incred'jlity 
■  ncrcé,  e,  a.  uucreated. 
Bncriininer,  vu.  to  incriminato 
incrochetable,  a.  nnpickable 
lucrojable,  a.  incredible,  p.is  ; 
belief.  [dibly, 

lucroyablenieut,  ad.  increa 
Incrustation,  sf.  —  tiou.  [lay. 
Incruster,  va.  to  inscrust;  over- 
Incubation,  sf.  —  lion,  [bus. 
Incube,  sm.  nîglitmare,  incu- 
Inculpation,  sf.  inculpation,, 
accusation.  [pâte. 

Inculper,  va.  to  accuse;  incul- 
luculquer,  va.  to  inculcate. 
Inculte,    a.     uncuUivatcd,   un- 

tilled,  rude,  waste. 
Inculture,  sf.  incultivation. 
lucurabîlité,  sf.  incurableness. 
Incurable.,  a.  s.  —  ble.  [gence. 
Incurie,  sf.  carelessness,  ncgii» 
Incursion,  «/■.  incursion,  inroad. 
Indébi'ouilluble,    a.    unravel- 

table. 
Indéceniuieut,   ad.  indecently. 
Indécence, s/'. —  cv,  impropriety» 
Indécent,  e,  a. —  cent,  unbeco- 
ming.  [ble,  illegible. 

Indéchiffrable, (t.  uudeciphera- 
ludécis,  e,  a,  undecided,  irra» 

soluté. 
Indécision,  sf,  indécision. 
Indéclinable,  a. —  able,  [nisb. 
ludccrottable,  a.  boorisli;  clow» 
ludéliui,  e,  a.  indefinile. 
Indéduiment,  a.  indclinitely. 
Indéfinissable,  a.  undeRnabla. 
Indélébile,  a.  indelible. 
Indélicat,  e,  a.  indélicate. 
Indélicatement ,  a^.  —  tely. 
Indélic.ttcsse,  sf.  indélicatesse' 
lud4.*iuBiiser,  va.  to  indemnify. 
Indemnité,  sf.  indemnity. 
Indépendamment,    ad.    indâ< 

pendently. 
Indépendance,  sf,  —  dency. 
Indépendant,  e,«.— dent,  free. 
Ind^'scriptiblc,«,indescribable, 
Indestruclibilité.s/.  —  iilily. 
Indvsiriictible,  a,"  indestruc- 
tible. 


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Cndétcrmiiiable,  a.  undetermi- 

nable.  [sion. 

ludéiei'uiiiinlion,  sf.  indéci- 
ludélerniiiié,  e,  a.    indetermi- 

nate,  uniimiled.     [termiaalelj. 
lillléleruiinéincnC,    ad.     inde- 
liiflcviiiahle*  a.  undivinable. 
IndcTotioii,  xf.  indevotion. 
itiflcx,  sni   index,  fore-finger. 
luilicnteiir,  SJH.  — tor,  tlie  fore- 
Iiidicalir,  »e,  î.     ■  tive.rBnger. 
— .  'îîîî.  indicative  mood.      [si^n. 
Indicutiou. .«/'.  indication,  mark, 
Indice,  sm.  indicalion,  sien,  to- 

lien.  [fable. 

Indicible,  a.  unspeakable,  inef- 
Iiidiclîon,  sf,  indictioD,  convo- 
cation. 
Indienne,  sf.  printed  calico. 
ludifTércninieut,  ad.    indiUe- 

rently.  [ness. 

Budifférence.5/'.  — rence,  cold- 
lindilTérent,  e.  indiffèrent. 
Indigence,  sf.  indii^ence,  want, 

poverty,  distress. 
Indigène,  a.  indigenous,  native. 
indigent,  e ,  a.  —  gent ,    poor. 

needy,  [gest'r  s. 

indigeste,  a.  undigested,   indi- 
likdigestion,  sf.  indigestion. 
Indignation,  s/'.  — tion.     [vile. 
Indigne,  o.  unworthy,  infamouf, 
Indigné,  e,  a.  indignant. 
Indignement,  ad.    unworthily, 

vileiy. 
Indigner,   va.   to    irritate ,   to 

exasperate. 

S'—  vr.  to  be  indignant. 
Indignité,    sf-    indignity ,    ua- 

worthiness,  baseness,  outrage. 
indigo,  ><im.  indigo,  [tory, 

lutligoterie,  s/,  indigo-manufac- 
indiquer,  va.  to  indicate  ;  point 

ont.  [rai. 

Indirect,  e,  a.  indirect,  coltate- 
Iiidireclenient,  ad.  indirecliy. 
inilisci|ilinabie, a.  indocile,  un- 

rnly. 
Indiscipline,   sf.    indiscipline, 
indiscipliné, e, a.  indisciplined. 
Indiscret,  te,  a.  S.—  creet,  im- 
prudent. 
ludiscrvlemcnt,  ad.—  creetly. 


indiscrétion,  sf.  indiscrétion. 
Indispensnbiliic,  sf. — bleness» 
Indispensalde.n.  indispensable. 
leidispcnsableuieBit  ^ad.  indis- 

pensably.  [well. 

Indisposé,  e,  a.  indisposed,  un- 
Indisposcr,  va.  lo  eftrange  ;  in- 
dispose; make  unwell. 
Indisposition,»/'.  — lion,dislike. 
Indispiitalile,  a.  indisputable. 
Indissolubilité,  sf.    indissolu* 

bilily, 
indissoluble,  a.  indissoluble. 
ludissolublemeut,  ac^.  iadisso- 

lubly. 
Indistinct,  c,  a.  indistinct. 
indistinctement,  ad.  iodistinc. 

tly;  without  distinction. 
Individu,  sm.  individual. 

Son  — ,  one's  own  self, 
IndiTidtiel,   le,   a.    individual. 
Indiiiduelleiueut,   ad.  indivi- 

dually. 
Indivis,  e,  a.  undivîded. 
Indivisibilité,  sf.  —  tj. 
Indivisible,  a.  —  Sible.         [bij. 
Iiidivisiblement,   ad.   indivisi. 
Indocile, a. indocile,  untractable. 
Indocilité,!/'.  —  lily,  untracta- 

bleness. 
■  nflolemmeut ,  a(2.  indolently. 
Indolence,  sf.  indolence,  slug- 

gishness.  [gish. 

Indolent,  e,  a.  indolent,  slug- 
Indomptable,    a.     untamable, 

unruly. 
indompté,  c,a.  untamed,  wild; 

unsubdued. 
Indu,  e,  (i.  undue,unseasonabIe. 
Indubitable,  a.  —  ble. 
Indubitablement,  ail  —  bly. 
induction,  sf.  induction,  infe- 

rence.  [infer. 

Induire,  Va.  to  induce;  lead, 
Indulgemment.ad.iiidulgently. 
indulgence,  sf.  —  genee,   for- 

bi^arance. 
Indulgent, e,  a. — gent,  lenienti 
Induit,  sm.  induit,  induite. 
Indûment,  ai/,   nndiily. 
Industrie,    sf.   induslry,   skiU, 

business. 

Cbevalier  d'— ,  a  sharper. 


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Industriel,  le,  a.  industrial, 
commercial.  [maD. 

—  ,   sm.   inanulacturer  ;    Iradcs- 

Incliisli'ieusemcni,  ad.  indiis- 
triously.  [ingpnious. 

Industrieux, se,  a.  industrious, 

■  nébrauiable,  a.  immovahle, 
sleadlast.  [vably. 

InéliranlnblcBuent.  ad.   inmo- 

Surdit,  c,  «.  unpublished. 

Ineffable,  a. — ble,  unspeakable. 

Bi.uiri.çal.!e,  a.  indelible. 

Siiofûcacc,  a.  —  cacious,    vain. 

lucrOcacitc,  sf.  ineflicacy. 

Inégal,  e,  a.  unequal,  uneven. 
De  caractère  —  ,  wbimsical. 

Inégalciuent ,    ad.    unequally. 

lucgalilé,  sf,  inequalily,  une- 
venness.  [gance. 

Bnélc^amment,  n^/.wilhout ele- 

Iiscfégance,  sf.  inélégance. 

Siiclcgant,  e,  a.  inélégant,  un- 
polished. 

Inéligible,    a.    inéligible. 

Inénarrable,  a,  unutlerable. 

Inopte,  a.  inept,  unfit. 

Ineptie,  sf.  ineptilude,  fooly. 

Inépuisable,  a.  incxliaustible. 

EMerte,a.inerl,sluggisli,indolent. 

Inertie,  sf.  inerlia,sluggisliness. 

Inespéré, e,  a.  unexpected.  [dly. 

Sucspéréuieut,  ad.   uncxpccte' 

Inestimable,  a.  inestimable. 

Inévitable,  a.  —  able,  unavoi- 
dable.  [voidably. 

SuoTitablement,  ad.—  bly,una- 

Inexact,  e,  a,  inexact,  inaccu- 
rate. 

Inexactement, a(Z.  inaccurately. 

Inexactitude,  s/',  inaccuracy. 

Inexcusable,  a.  —  able. 

Iiiexéciilable,  a,  impractîcable, 

Inexécution,  sf.  inexécution. 

lucxigible,  a.   Dot  deraandable. 

Inexorable,  a.  inexorable,  in- 
flexible. 

incxorablcmeut,  ad. —  bly. 

Inexpérience,  sf.  —  rience. 

lucxpérimeutc,  e,  a.  i-nexpe- 
rienced. 

Inexplicable,  a.  inexplicable. 

luexpressible, a.  inexpressible. 

Inexprimable,  a,  ioexpressibl*. 


Inexpugnable,  a.  impregnable 

inexpugnable. 
Inexlinguibilitc,.«/.  inext'"gui. 

shableness. 
Inextinguible,    a.  unexting-ui- 

sbable, 
Inexiirpaltle,  a.  fnexiirpable. 
Inextricable,  a.  —  cable. 
Infaillibilité,  sf.  infaillibility, 
Inrnilliblo,  a.  infallible. 
Infailliblement,  ad.  infallibly. 
Infaisable,  a.  impossible. 
lBif:iBuant,  e,  a.infamous. 
Infauiuiion.s^.  brand  ofinfam,y. 
Infâme,    a.  infamous,  sham^^/ 
—  s.  infamous,  fîltliy. 
Infamie,  sf,  inTamy,  basen*V. 
Infant,  e,  s.    infant,  infanta. 
Infanterie,   sf.    infantry,    foot» 

soldiers. 
Infanticide,  sm,  infanticidet 
Infatigable,  a.  indefatigable. 
Infatigablement,    ad.    indefa- 

tigably.  [possession. 

Infatiiation,  sf.    —    lion,   prfl* 
Infatuer,  va,  to  infaluafe. 
Infécond, e,f<.unfruilful,  barrent 
lufécoudité,s/'.  infecundity,  bar» 

renness. 
Infect,  e,  a.  infections,  foui. 
Infecter,  î)a.  to  infect,  taint. 
Infection,  sf.    infection,   conta- 
gion. 
Itiféodatiou,   sf.  infeolTment. 
Inféoder,  va,  to  infeoff. 
Inférer,  va.   to   infer,   deduce; 

conclude. 
Inférieur,  c,  a.  inferior,  lower. 
Inféricurement, a(2.  inferiorly. 
Infériorité,  sf.  —  rity. 
Infernal,  e,  a.  infernal,  hellish. 
Infertile,  a.   unfruitful,  barren. 
Infertilité,!/. — tility,  barenness. 
Infester,  la.  to  infest,  barass. 
Infidèle,  a.  s.  faithless,  infidelt 
luildclemcut,  ad.  unfaithrully. 
Infidélité,    sf.   infidelity,    dis- 

loyalty. 
Infiltration,  sf.  infiltration. 
Infiltrer,  vtl.  s'—  ,  to  iniiilrate. 
Infime,  a.  lowest.       [boundlcss. 
Infini,   e,    a.    infinité,   endless^ 
— )  sm.  infinité. 

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INJ 


Inflnimeiit.  ai},  infinitcly. 
InOnitê,    sf.    infinily,    eDcîJpss, 

host.  _  [mal. 

Infinilésimal,  e,  a.  infinitesi- 
Infiuilir,  sm.  inSnilive  moo  . 
Infirme,  a.  s.  infir       icklj,  in- 

valid. 
Infirmer,  va.  lo  in-validate.  [lai. 
Infirmerie,  sf.  infirmarj,  hnspi- 
Infirmicr,  e,  s.  nurse  in  an  hos- 
Infirmilé.  sf.  infirmily.  [pilai. 
InOammabilité,  sf    inflamma- 

bility. 
InOammalile.  a.   inflammable. 
Infiammalion,;/'.   Camm    lion. 
Innnmma<nire,a.  inflam      tory. 
Inflexibilité,  sf.—  lity. 
Inflexible,  a.    nflexible,  inexo- 
rable, [nately. 
InOoIiblemen<,n(^  -bly,  obsli- 
■  uflexion,  sf.  infleclion,  inlina- 
Infliclir,  ve.  a.  inlliclive.  [lion. 
Inflictiou,  s/',  inflidion. 
Inai°;er,  va.     0  inflict,  pnish. 
Infliieuco,  sf.   influence,   sway. 
inOiicucer,   t'a.    to   influence; 

snay. 
Influent,  e,  a.  influential. 
Influer,  vn.  to  hâve  influence. 
—  sur,  ïo  influence  ;  sway;  a  ect. 
Inrormatiuu,    sf.    information, 

inquiry.  [fect. 

informe,  a.  sbapeless,  impcr- 
Informer,   v.    to  inform,  *  tell, 

S* — .  vr.  to  inquire.     [apprise. 
Inrortituc,   sf.   misfortune,    mi- 

sery.  [tunate. 

Infortuné,  e,a.  unlucty,  unTor- 
— ,  s.  unliappy. 
Infracteur,  sm.  inTringer. 
Infraction,  sf»  infraction,  viola 

tion.  [ble 

Infrancliiflsable,  a.  însurpera 
Infructueusement,  a<i.  unpro 

li--lj|y.  [vain 

Infructueux,  «e,   a.    fruilless, 
Infiis,  c,  a.  iniu-ed,  inspired. 
Infusé,  sm,  infusion. 
■nfu8<>~    va.  to  infuse. 
— ,  vn.  draw;  steep. 
Infusible,  a.  infuaible. 
Infusion,  sf.  infusion, 
laifusoire,  a.  inf^^? "rj. 


Ingambe,   a.  active,   lithesotnfe- 
Ingénier  (s"),    vr.    lo   exercisB 

one's  wits. 
Ingénieii  r  ,jn  .englneer. 
Ingénieusement, a(/.in.genioi!3- 

ly..  [witty. 

Ingénicnx  ,  a,   îngeniou?^ 

Ingénu,  c,  a.  ingenuous,  candid. 
Ingénuité,    5/.     ingenuou^ness, 

candour.  [frankly. 

Ingénument,   ad.  ingenuously. 
Ingérer  (s'),  to  meddie  wilh. 
Ingouvernable,  a.  ungovsrna- 

ble.  [grate. 

Ingrat,  e,    S,  un    grateful  ;   in- 
Ingratemen  tai.  ungratefully. 
lugraiitude,  sf.  ingratitude. 
Ingrédient,  sm.   ingrédient. 
Inguérissable,  a.  inu  jable. 
lugiiinnl,  e,  a.  inguina  . 
Inbabile,  a.  unable,  unfit,inapt. 
Iiilinbiliié,  sf.  incapcity,  ina- 

liilily. 
Inbabilable,  a.  uninhgbitable. 
Inbabité,  e,  a.  unink     iled. 
Inhabituel,  le,  a. unaccustomed. 
Iiibérence,  sA  inhérence. 
Inliérent,  e,  a.  inlirent. 
Inliosj>il.'»lier,e,«.inbospi  table. 
Inliospitalité ,  sf.  —  ty,  inhos- 

pitabieness. 
Inhumain,  c,  a,  S.  inhuman. 
Inhumainement,  (1(2.  — manly. 
Inhumanité,    sf.    inliumanity , 

cruelly.  [rying 

Inhumation.  s^,.inl)umatlon.  bti' 
Inhumer,  va.  l  inhume  bury. 
Inimaginable,  a.  inconc'^ivable. 
Inimitable,  a.  —  be. 
Inimitié,  sf  enmily,  antipathy. 
Inintelligibilité,  sf.  uninteli 

gibilily. 
Inintelligible,  a.  nnintelligible. 
Inique,  d.  iniquitous,  unjust. 
Iniquement,  ad.  iniquilously. 
Iniquité,  sf.  iniquity,  injustice. 
Initial,  c,  a.  initial. 
Initiation,  sf.  iniliation. 
Initiative,  sf.  initiative. 
Initier,  va.  to  iniliale. 
Injecter,  va,  (0  inject. 
Injection,  sf.  injection. 
Injonction,  sf.  injUDCtioo. 


m 

Injure,  sf.  injurv,  oufraffe. 
i"j"r.ci-,  va.  to  insuit;  al.use. 
l''J.ir.eii8eiiicul,  ad.  injurious- 

lujorieui,  ,e,   injurious,   aba- 

•  njuslc,  a.  unjust,  wroDsrful. 
Injusleineiii,  a,l.  uniuslly. 
Injus».ce,5A  injustice,  wrong. 
I"j..st,fiablo,a.unjustifiat.le. 
luhsible,  a.  illegible. 
luua»isal,lc,  a.  innatigable. 

•  nnc,  e,a.  innate,  inborn 
iMiiocemmcH,  ad.  Innocentlv. 
lunoceuco,  sf.  innocence,  sim- 

plicitj,  harralesness. 

— »  e,  s.  innocent,  simplelon. 

■  uuoceiilor,  va.  to  acquit 
Inuombrahle,  a.  inuumerable. 
In..oml,..ablcme..i,  «J.   jnnu- 

merablj.  r, 

Im,omiué,  a.  (anat.),  ianomhm. 

■  niioTnlriir,  sm.  _  tor. 
Iiinovatiou,  sf.  innovation. 
lunover,  V.  to  innovale 
lucbservaiio..,  j/.  _  ^ance. 
Inoccupé,  e,  unemplovcd. 
lnoc..„.e„r,...ice,s._la(or. 
inoculation,  sf.  inoculation. 
Inoculer,  va.  to  inoculale. 
Inodore,  a.  inodorous. 
lnoffc.«if,  ve,   ad.  inoffensive. 
luoCfeiis.ïcmeu»,  ad.  inoffen- 

sively. 

luofficieui,  se,  a.  icofficions.      ' 
Ino„da..on,     sf.      inundation , 

flood.  ' 

Inonder,  va.  to  inundate  ;  flood. 
«uopiiie,  e,«.unroreseeD,sudden. 
■  nopiueineui,  ad,  unexpectedlv 
*""l'.P"';*""'e,«- unseasonable. 

unlimely.  [bless,  unfilness. 

Iuoppori„„î4c,   sf.    unseasona- 

poTne!""''"""''    "''■    ''"'^" 
Inouï,  e,"n.   unheard    cf. 
ïnquiei,  e,  a.  uneasy,  restless 
Inquie.au,,  e,  a.  alàrming 
inquiéter, ua.  loalarm;  dislurb. 

"^  ~\^'>'-  to  *  bo  uneasy. 
'"j?„"'^;""'*''Ai°q"ietude,unea. 


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luquSsileur,  sm.  inqnlsitor. 
luquisiiinn,  sf.~  tiun,  inquiry. 
■  nqui^-itorial,  a.  inquisitorial. 
Insuisissablc,  a.  un-eizable. 
Insalubre,  a.  unsalubrious,  un- 
''«î^ithy.  [heailhiness. 

Ingalubri(é,  .i^insalubrily,  un- 
■nsaCabilitc,  sf.  insatiableness. 
Insatiable,  «.  -  ble. 
Insatiublenient,  ad.  insatiably. 
iHscripiible,  a.  inscriptible. 
Inscription,  s/,  inscription,  en- 
^'"y-  ,  [ter  ;  enter, 

Inscrire-ua.  to  inscribe;  to  regis- 
S'— ,  vr.lo  inscribe  one's  naïae; 
put  down. 
Insecte,  sm,  insect. 
lusensc,  e  a.  s.  mad,  senseless, 

mad-man  ;  man-woman. 
Insensibilité,  i/.— litv,  apalhv. 
Insensible,  a.    insensible;    ii.''- 
perceplible.  [perceplibly. 

Insensiblement,  nf2._siblï;iiu- 
Inseparablc,  a.  inséparable. 
luséparablemeut,  ad.  insepa- 

ral'ly. 
Insérer,  va,  to  insert;  put  in. 
Insertion,  sf.  insertion. 
Insidieusomcnt,«rf.insidiously. 
Insidieux,  âe,  a.  insidious,  trea- 
Insigue,  o.  notorious.   [cherous, 
I  —j  SI»,  bad»e.—  s.])l.  insignia. 
■  nsiguitiance,;/.  insignilicance. 
Cnsigiiiliant,  e,  n.  insignificant. 
Insinuant,  e,  a.  insinuating. 
Insiuiiatif,  ve,  a,  insinuative. 
Insinuation,  sf.    —    tion,    ia- 

niiendo. 
Insinuer,  va.  to  însinuate  j.hinL 
*'  — !   î-T.   to    insinuata    one's 
_selr  in,  to  creep  into.      [dull. 
Insipide,   a.   insipid,    tasieless; 
Insipidement,  ad,  insipidly. 
Insipidité,,^.— dily,insipidness. 
Insistance,  sf.  insisling,     [sist. 
Insister,  tj;î.    to  insist  on  ;  per- 
Insociabilitéjs/'.unsociableneàs. 
■  nsociable,n.  unsociable,  sullen. 
lusociablement,  nrf.insociably. 
Insolation,  sf,  insolation. 
Insolemment,  ad.  insolenlly. 
Insolence,  sf.  iosolence,  sauci- 
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lOnsolent,  e^G,  insolent,  saucy 
Insolite,  a.  untisual. 
Insniiiliililé,  sf.  insohibilitj. 
Iiisnliiltle,  a,  insoluble. 
Insolvabilité,  li^  insolTenCy. 
insolvable,  a.  insolvent. 
Insomnie,  sf.  sleeplessness. 
Vusoiieiaiice,  sf.  carelessness. 
Insouciant,  e,  a.  careless. 
Insoucieux,  se,   a,  free    from 

anxiely. 
Isisouinis,  e,  a,  unsuhdued. 
Insoumission,  sf.  insubordina- 
tion, [intolérable. 
Biisoutenablc,  a.  indefensible; 
'Bns|iec(cr,  va.  to  inspect. 
Inspecteur,  sm.  inspecter. 
inspection,  sf.  inspection,  con- 
trol,                         lotion,  breatd. 
inspiration,  sf.  —  tion,  sugges- 
Ssispirer,  va.  to inspire,  suggcsl, 
inliale.  [tainlj. 
Instabilité,   sf,  —  lity,    uncer- 
Snslable,  a.  unstar.le,  isconsia  nt. 
installation,  sf. —  tion,  induc- 
tion. 
Installer,  va.  to  inslal,  induct, 

S'—,  vr.  to  seule  one's  self. 
Instamment,  ad.  instantly,  ur- 
gently.  [suit, 

Snstauce,  sf.  instance,  entreaiy. 
Ënstaiit,  sin.   instant,    moment, 
minute.  [nest. 

—,  e,  a.  urgent,  pressing,  ear- 

A  I'—  ,  instanlly, 
instantané. e,  a.  instanfaneous. 
Instantanéité, s/,  instanlaneous- 
ness.  [neously. 

Instantanément,  ad.  instanta- 
Instar  de  (à  V),ad,  liko. 
Instigateur,  trice,s.  iostigator. 
Instigation,  sf, —  tion,  suggcs- 
Insliller,  va.  to  instil.        [tion. 
Instinct,  sm.  instinct. 
Instinctif,  ve,  a.  instinctive, 
Kustinctivement,  ad,  instinctif 

vely. 
Instituer,  ra.to  înstitule;  settle. 
Institut,  sm.  institute,  institu- 
tion, [tor. 
Instituteur,  s.  founder,  precep- 
Institutiou,  sf,  —  tion  ,  boar- 
ding-scbcol. 


Institutrice,  sf.  foundress, 

vorness,  schoolmisircss. 
Instrikctcnr,  sm,  inslractor. 
Instructif,  ve,  a  instruclive. 
Instruction,  sf.  —  tion,  educa» 

lion,  linowledge,  inTormation. 
Instruire,  t!a.  to  instruct;  teach; 

inTorm  ;   educate. 
Instruit,   e,  a.    learned  ;   well- 
informed,  [tool. 

Instrutaient ,  Sm,  instrument, 
Instrumental,  e,  a,  instrumen- 
tal. 
Instrumentation,  sf,  —  tion. 
Instrumenter,  vn,  lo  make 
decds.  [lalist. 

Instrumentiste,  sm.  instrumea- 
Insu  de  (à  T),  unknown  to. 
Insubordination,  sf,  insubor- 
dination. 
tusuburdouué,c,  a,  insubordi- 
nale.  [cienllj 

Insiiflîsaninicnt,     a.      insuffi- 
Eiisuftisaiice,   sf.  insufficiency. 
Etïsul'fîsaiit,  e,((.  insufiicient, in- 
compétent. 
Insulaire,  o.  S.  —  lar,  islander. 
Eusuliublc,  a.  {mil),  assailable. 
Insultant,  e,  a.  insulting,  abu- 
sive. 
Insulte,  sf,  insuit,  affront. 
Insulter,  va.  to  abuse,  insuit. 
Insupportable,  a,  —  able,  into- 
lérable, [portably. 
Insupportablement,  ad.  insup* 
Insurgé,  e,  a.  s.  insurgent,  re- 
bel.  [revolt. 
Insurger  (s'),  vr.'  rise  in  arms; 
Insurmontable,  a.  insurmoun- 
Insurrection,  sf. —  tion. [table. 
Insurrectionnel,  le,  a.  insur- 
rectional.                          [entire. 
Intact,  e,  a,  untouched;  intact, 
Intarissable,  a.   inexhaustible. 
Intégral,  e,(Z.  S.  intégra! ,whoIe. 
Intégralement,  ad.  integrally. 
Intégralité,  sf.  integralily. 
Intégrant,  c,   a.  intégral,  inté- 
grant. 
Intégration,  sf,  intégration. 
Intègre,  «.  upriglit,  just. 
Intégrer^  va.  to  intégrale. 
lutcgrîté,  £^.  integrity,honcstf. 


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Intellect,  sm.  intellect,  under- 
slandinjr. 

Intcllpclir.  \c.  t  .  intnlleclive. 

Intullectiiel,  le,   n.  —  tuai. 

Intclligeniiui'ntj  ad.  intelli- 
gently. 

Inlclli genco,  sf.  —  genco,  un- 
derstanding,  union,  concord, 
correspondence.  [sharp. 

Intelligent,   o,    a.    intelligeni, 

lutelligiblc,  a.  intelligible,  au- 
dible. 

lulellîgîbleinent,  ad.  —  gibly. 

lulempéruiice,  s/*.  —  rance, 
excess. 

Inlcnipérnnt,  e,  a.  —  perate. 

tntenipéfé.  e,    a.  intemperale. 

Iiiteiiipéi'ie,    sf.  intempérance. 

CiilL-:iiil>le.  n.  uutcnable. 

Intciidaiicc,  sf.  intendancy,  di- 
rection, management:  inten- 
dant's  liouse.  [steward. 

Iiitenduiil,        sm.       intendant, 

Eutciisc,  «.  intense,  \ebement. 

■uteuttir,  ve,  a.  intensive. 

Buteusité,  sf.  intenseness. 

lutensivenicut,  ad.  intensively. 

Inlcuter,  ra  lo'bring  an  ac- 
tion; enter. 

luteutiun,  sf.  intention,  Intent, 
purpose,  design. 

Intcuiâoiiné,  e,  a. 
Bien—,  wei-intentionefl. 
Mal—,  ill-intentioned. 

Intentionnel,  le, a.  intentional 

Intercalaire,  a.  intercalary. 

lutercalatiou,  sf.  —  tion. 

Intercaler,  va.  to  intercalale, 
interpolate.  [médiate. 

Intercéder,    vn.    tO    intercède, 

Intercepter,  va.  to  intercept. 

Interception,  sf.  —  tion. 

Intercesseur,  8711.  —  cesser. 

Intercession,  sf.  —  sion,  mé- 
diation. 

Intercostal,  o,  a.  intercostal. 

Intorcutané,  e,  a.  intercuta- 
neous.  [of  lunacy. 

Interdiction,  s^. —  tion,  stalute 

Interdire,  va.  to  proliibit,  inter- 
dict  dumfound;  confuse. 

Interdit,  sm.  interdict. 

—  e,  Cl  dumfounded;  lonrused. 


Intéressant,  e,  a.    intereslingi 
Intcrcesé,  sm.  intcrested  partv, 
concerned. 

—  c,  a.  selfish,  intere.stcd. 
Intéresser,  va.  to    interest,   te 

affect.  [in. 

S' — ,  vr.  to  takc  an  interest 
Intérêt,  $'?!,    interest,  concern, 

selfisbncss.  [inteiior. 

Intérieur,    Sm.  inner,"    inside. 

—  e,  a.  inlerior,  internai. 
Intérieurement,  ad.  inwardly. 
B II t éri lu, 57n. intérim,  meanlime. 
Interjection,  sf.  interjection. 
Interjeter,  va.  to  lodge  an  ap- 

peal. 
luft-rligue.  sf.  spaco    hetween,, 

l.vo  laies. 
lutcrliiiéiili-e,    a.  interlineary. 
ïalerloculciir,  trice,  s.— culor. 
Biitcrloculiou,  s/.  —  tion. 
Interlocutoire,    a,    S.   interlo» 

culory. 
Interlope,  S7n.  intcrloper. 
Bntermèile,  sm.  interlude. 
Buteruiéiliaîre,  n.intermedlale. 
Iiiicrniéilint,  e,  a.  —  diale. 
lutcruiinaljle,  a.  interminable. 
Iiitcrmittciice,     sf.     intermit- 
tence. 
Interuiilteut,  c,  a.  intermittent. 
Bnlerne,  a.  internai,  inward. 
Biiternoiice,  Sm.  inicrnuncio. 
Bulerpellatioii,     sf.     —     tiOn. 

sommons.  [upon. 

Bnterpelcr,  va.  to  summon,  call 
Iiilcrpolaienr,  sm.  interpola» 
Bilterpo!ation,s/'.— tion.  [for, 
Interpoilor,  va.  to  interpolate. 
Biiterposcr,  va.  to  interpose. 

S'—,  vr.  lo  intervene. 
Interposition,  sf.  —  tion. 
Interprétatif,  ve,  a.  interpre- 

tati-ve.  [talion. 

Interprétation,    sf.    interpre- 
Intcrprète,  S.  —  prêter. 
Interpréter,    va.    tO   interpret- 

explain. 
Interrègne,  sm.  interregnum. 
Interrogateur,     sm.      —     tor, 

examiner.  [gative. 

lulerrogatir,  ve,  a.  intorro— 
luterrogatîou,  sf.  ^  tion* 


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INV 


(nterrosatoire,    sm.  examina- 

tion. 
Inlorrogcr,  va.  (0  inlerrogate  ; 

to  examine. 
Bntei'i'ani|iro,   va.  lo  inlerrupt, 

break  off. 
Interrupteur,  sm.  interrupter. 
iHlcrruptiou,  sf.  —  tion,    ces- 
sation. 
lutcrscction,   sf.   intersection, 
jutersticc,    Sîïi.    inlersllce,  in- 

terval. 
Intervalle,   sm.   interral. 
Intcrvenaut,  c,  a.  inter\ening, 
luteri'enir,    vn.    to   intervene; 

interfère. 
Interveution,  sf.  —  tion. 
Intervertir,    va.   to  interTert; 
inTert.  [verting. 

Intervertisscment,  sm.  inler- 
Inte6tnt,rf.  intestate. 
Intestin,  c,  a.   intestine,  inter- 
Intestiual,  e,  0.  intestinal. [nal. 
Inieslins,    sm.  pi.     inleslines. 
Intimation,  ;/.    intimation,  no- 
tice. 
Intime, a.  close, intimate,  hearty. 
Intimé,  e,  s.  appellee. 
Intimement,  ad.  intimately. 
Intimer,  lo.    to  Eummon,   inti- 
mate. 
Intimidation,    sf.    —    tion, 
Intimider,  va.  to  intimidate. 
Intimité,  f/".  intimacy. 
Intitulé,  sm.  title  of '(dced). 
Intituler,  va.  to  ej)title. 

S'—,  vr.  to  cal!  one's  self, 
IiGtolérable,  a.  —  able,  unbe- 
aralile.  [rably. 

Intolérablement,    ad.    intole- 
Intolérancc,  sf.  —  ance. 
Intolérant, e,  a.  intolérant, 
lutbléraniisme,    sm.     intolé- 
rance. 
Intonation  ,  sm.  intonation. 
intrados,  sm.  intrados,    [table, 
lntradui».{ble,     a.     untransla- 
■utraitalile,     a.      intraclable , 

harsh. 
Intransitif,  Te,  a.  intransitive. 
in  trépide,  a.  intrepid,  fearless, 

ho!d. 
Sulrcuidemeat.  ad.  Intrepidly. 


Intrépidité,  s/.—  dily,  fcarlts* 

ness. 
Intrigant,  e,  n.  inlriguing, 
— ,  s.  intriguer. 
Buti'igiie,  sf.  intrigue,  plot. 
Intriguer,™,  to  puzzle;  perplexi 
—  ,  vn.  to  intrigue. 

S"" — ,  vr.  to  manœuvre. 

Intrinsèque,   a.    intrinsic,   ia- 

trinsical  [sicallj. 

Intrinsèquement,    ad.    intrin- 

Introducteur,  trice,  s.  intro- 

ducer, 
Introductif,  Te,  a.  —  tory. 
Introduction,  sf.  introduction. 
Introduire,   l'a.    to    introduce, 

bring  in;  let  in. 
Introït,  sm.  introït. 
Intromission,  sf.  intromission. 
Intronisation,      sf.     enthrODe- 

mcnt. 
Introniser,  va.  to  enthrone. 
Introuvable,   a.  uniindable. 
Intrus,  e,  u.   S.   intruded,    in- 

truder. 
Intrusion,  sf.  —  sion. 
Intuitif,  ve.  a.  —  tive. 
Intuition,  s/*,  intuition. 
Iittiiitivement,  ad.  —  tively. 
Intumescence,      sf.    intumes- 
cence, swelling. 
Inusité,  e,  a.  unusual. 
Inutile,  a.  uselcss,  neediess. 
Inutilement,  n(2.  cccdlessly. 
Inutilité,  sf. —  lity,  uselessnes.. 
Invaincu,  e,  a.    unvanquished. 
Invalide,  a.  S.  difabled,  invalid. 
Invalider,    va,    to     invalidate, 
annul,  [Hty- 

Invalidité,    sf.    invalidity,  nul- 
Invariabilité,   sf.     invariable- 
nes£.  [tant. 

Invariable,  a.  invariable,  cons- 
Invariablement,  (II?. invariabi». 
Invasion,  sf.  invasion. 
Invective,  sf.  invective. 
Invectiver,  va.  to  inveigb;  rai". 
Invendu,  e,  a.  unscld. 
Invendable,  a.  unsalable. 
Inventaire,  sm.  inventory. 
Inventer,  Va.  to   invent,   con- 

trive. 
Inventeur,  sm. —tor,  contriver. 


IRR 

SnTcnlîf,  ve,  a,  inventive. 
liiTeiilioii,   sf.    invention,  con- 

trivance. 
Inventorier,  va.  to    invcntory. 
9uvcr8al>le,    a.    not    liable    to 

upset. 
SiiTcrse,  a.  s.  inverted,  réverse. 
SnvcrsioH,  sf.  inversion,   [cher. 
iuvcsli;a(ciir,  sm.  —  lor,  sear- 
liivesligntiou,  sf,  —  tien. 
ficivestir,  l'a.  to  invest. 
luvcsiissenient,  sm.  investiug. 
SiaTcstiture,  sf.  investiture. 
IiiTétéré,  e,  a.  — raie. 

S''—,vr.  to  grow  inveterate. 
3nvincible,  a.  —  bîe,  unîonque- 

rable. 
InviiiciblcmenC,  ad.invincibly. 
Snviolabilité,  sf.  inviolability. 
BuTiolalile,  a.  inviolable. 
anviolablemciit,  ad.  inviolably. 
Invisiliilité,  sf.  invisibility. 
Iiivisilile,  a.  invisible. 
invisiblcment,  ad.  invisibly. 
InTÎtation,  sA  invitation,  call. 
(nvitatoire,  sm.  invilatory. 
Invite,  s??l.invitedperson,  guest. 
luvilcr,  va.  to  invite,  beg;  ro- 
Invocnlion,  sf.  —  tion.    [quest. 
Involoniaire,  a.  involuntary. 
EnvolonlaîremenC ,   ad.    invo- 

luntarily.  [upon. 

Invoquer,  va.  to  invoke  ;  call 
luvraiscniblable,  a.  uniikely. 
Invraisemblance,  sf,  ».^\W<^V'- 

Invuluérabilité  sf.  invulnera- 
Invulnérable,  a.  —  neraLle. 
loilc,  sm.  iodine. 
ludure,  sf.  ioduret. 
Ionien,  ue,  a.  lonian. 
Hpécacuauha,  sni.  ipecacuanba. 
Irascible,  a.  —  ble. 
Ire,  sf.  ire,  wrath,  anger. 
Iris,  sf.  iris,  rainbow,  orris,  flag. 
Irisé,  e,  a.  irifed,  irisated. 
Irlande,  s/^.  Ireland. 
Ironie,  sf.  irony,  jest,  raillery. 
Ironique,  a.  ironical. 
Ironiquement,  ad.  ironically. 
Iroquois,  e,  a.  Iroquois. 
— ,  s.  boor  hurapkinl 
IrradîatîoD,  sf.  irradiatiaa. 


167  IRR 

IiTaâter,  va.  to  irradiate. 

Gi'i'oisoiatiable,  a.  irralional. 

Irr.aisoiinableniont,  ad,  irra- 
lioiiaily. 

Irrationnel. le,  n.  irra'Joiial. 

■  rrcronciliable,  a.  irréconci- 
liable, [liably. 

IrréconcilinbSemcnl,  ad.—  ci- 

Irrécnsable,  ad.  UECXceptiona- 
ble.  [bleness. 

Irréductibilité,    sf.    irreduci- 

Irrcductible,  a.  irreducible, 

IrrëOccki,  e,  a.  thoughtiess. 

Irréflexion,  sf.  thoughtiessness, 

IrréTormable,  a.  irrévocable. 

Irréfragable,  a.  —  ble. 

Irrégularité,  sf.  irregularity. 

Irrégulicr,  e,  a.  irregular. 

Irrégulièrement,  ad.  irregu- 
larly.  [giously, 

Irréligieuscmcut ,   ad,    irreli- 

Irréligieux,  se,  a.  irréligions. 

Irréligion,  sf.  irreligion. 

Irréméiliable,  a... —  diable.» 

Irrémédiablement,  ad.  irrs- 
mediably. 

Irrémissible,  a.  —  ble. 

Irréinissiblcmcnt,  ad,  IVTQ* 
misHbly. 

Irréparubilité,   Sf.    —  blenesS. 

Irréparable,  a.  —  ble.     [rably, 

Irrép'^"'»Wemen»,   ad.    irrepa- 

Irréprckkvnsinie  j  a,  îrrepre- 
hensibleness.  [!>!?• 

lTrv,iM-»*-»saibIemcnt,«(Z.—  si' 

ij^-tit^AKbahle,  a.  irreproacha- 
blc.  [ably, 

lrrépro«^*«blemcnt ,    ad,     — 

Irréslsti-Àii»,  a.  irrésistible. 

Irrésistiblement,  ad.  irresis- 
tibly.  [wering. 

Irrésolu,  c,  a,  irrc?olute,  wa- 

Irrésulitment,  ad.  irresolulely. 

Irrésolution,  sf,  — tion,  indéci- 
sion, [pectful. 

IrrcspcctiieiBK ,  se,    a.  disrec- 

Irrcspousable,  a. irresponsible. 

Irrévérence  ,    sf.    irrévérence. 

Irrévércnt,  c,  a.  irreverent. 

Irrévocabililé ,  sf.  irrevoca- 
bleness.  ■  - 

Irrévocable,  a.  —  ble.    [cably 

Irrévocablement,  ad,   irrevo. 


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JAP 


Irrigation,  s/',  irrigation. 

Irt'iiHbililc,  sf.  irrllabiiitj. 

Irritable,  a.  —  aille. 

Irrilniit,  c,  n.  irrilaling. 

Irriiatioii,  xf.  —  tion,  exaspé- 
ration. 

Irriter,  va.  to  irrilate,  exaspe- 
rale,  provokc,  incense.  [tated. 
S"—  vr.  to  cliafe  ;  liccome   irri- 

Irriiption,  sf.  irruption,  inroad. 

l8ab<-)le,  a,  s.  isabella,  light. 

lechôoii,  sjn*  iscliium. 

ïscfiiiiric,  sf.  iscliury. 

Islniiiisiue,  sm.  IslamisiDi 

■slniide,  sf.  Icelandi 

Isocèle,  a.  isocèles. 

Isocliroiie,  a.  isochronal. 

Isolé,  o,  a.  insulaled,  lonely, 
solitary.  [liness. 

isolement  sm.  distance  ;  lone- 

Isolémcnt,  ad.  separctely. 

bolcr,  va.  insulale,  scparalei 
S' — ,  vr.  to  ssLun  socicty. 


I8»u ,  e ,  a.  Lorn  of,  .sprung 
froni.  [sage. 

issue,  sf.  issue,  end,oulIel,pa»- 
A  1' — ,  immcdialely  after. 

Isthme,  sm,  istlimuè. 

Itaguc,  «î)t.  burton. 

Italie,  sf.  Italy. 

Italien,  ne,  S.  a   italian. 

Italique,  a.  s.  Italie. 

Item,  aiZ.  item,  also.  [ted. 

Iiératir,  -wc,  a.  itcrated,  repea- 

ItcrattTement,  nd.  repealediy. 

Itinéraire,  sm.  itinerary. 

Ivoire,  sj)î.  ivory. 

Ivuirier,  sm.  ivory-tumer. 

txtuie,  sf.  darne),  lares. 

Ivre,  o.  drunl(,  inebrialed. 

—  mort,  dead  d,-unl;.        [brietjr. 

Ivresse,    sf.   drunlienness,    ine- 

Ivrogne,  a.  S.  drunkard. 

— ,  sf.  —  guesse,  drunkine  wo- 
man.  [pling- 

Ivrognerie,  s/',  drunlienness,  tip- 


Jà,  ad.  aiready. 

Jable,  srij.grove,  chime  ofa  cask. 
Jabler  un  "tonneau,  t'Q.tO  notcll 
a  ca^tv  [  a  sliirt. 

Jabot,  S7n.  a  bird's  crop,  frill  of 
Jabotnge,  sm.  jahbering. 
Jaboter,  vn.  to  jatiber. 
Jacasser,  vn.  to  chatter. 
Jacasscrie,  sf.  chattering. 
Jacée,  sf.  bo.  knapweed. 
Jachère,  sf.  fallow  ground. 
Jacinthe,  sf.  hyacinlh. 
Jacobée,  sf.  ragwort. 
Jacobin, S7H,  a  wbite-friar,  jaco- 
Jaconus,  sm.  jaconet.  [bin. 

Jacquerie,  sf.  insurrection. 
Jactaïkce,  sf.  lioasting,  bragging. 
Jaculatoire,  a.  ejaculatory. 
Jade,  sm,  jade. 
Jadis,  ad.  orold,  of  yore. 
Jaguar,  sm.  jaguar. 
Jaillir,  vij.lospoulout;  sprirt. 
Jaillissant,  e, n.  spountig. 
Jaillissement,  sm,   spouting. 

Jai*,  sm.  Jet,  black  bugle. 


Jalap,  sm.  jalap. 

Jalon,  sm.  station,  pôle,  stake. 

Jalonner,  vn.to  stake  oul;marti 

stations, 
Jalouneur,  sm.  jaTelinman. 
Jalouser,  va.  to  envy. 
Jalousie,   sf.  jealousy,    uneasi- 

ness,  window-blind. 
Jaloaix,  se,  a.  jeaious,  envious. 
Jamais,  ad.  ne\'er,  e^ver. 

Pour,  à  — ,  for  e'V'er. 
Janjbage,5?».jamb,down-st^  ^e« 
Jambe,  sf.  leg,  sbank,  tliig!  , 
Jambette,  sf.  clasp-knife. 
Jambier,  sm,  sbin-muscle. 
Jambon,  sm.  bam.        [knuckla* 
Jambonneau,  sm.  smalt  bam  ; 
Janissaire,  sm.  a  janizary. 
Jante,  sf.  felloe  of  a  wbce£ 
Janvier,  sin.  January. 
Japon,  sm.  Japan. 
Jappement,  sm.   jclping,   bar- 

king. 
Japper,   vn.  to  yelp  ;   bark ,  to 

clamour. 


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JOI 


Jac|ueinart,    sin,  jack    of   the 

■%''t^ock-bouse. 
laquelle,  sf.  jackct. 
Jai'diu,  sm.  garden.  [dens. 

Jardinage,  sm.  gardeningjgar- 
Jnrdiuer,  i')i.  to  garden. 
Jardinet,  sm.  litlle  garden. 
Jardineux,  se,   a.   cloudy,  not 

clear. 
Jordîuîer,iiîcrc,sm.gardeiier, 
— 5  s/',  gardener's    wife;   flower- 

stand. 
Jargon,  sm.  jargon,  gibberish. 
Jargonncr,  v.  to  jabber,  to  talk 

gibberish. 
Jargoiinetir,  se,  5.  jabberer. 
Jai'uac,  sm,  small  poniard. 
Jarret,  svi.  ham,  boiigb. 

—  de  bœnf,  shin  of  beef. 

—  de  veaii,  knuckle  of  veal. 
Jari'cté,  e,  a.  close-hocked. 
Jarrcter,  va.  to  garter. 

Se  — .  vr.  to  lie  one's  garters. 
Jarretière,  sf.  garler. 
Jars,  s?)î.  gander. 
Jas,  sm.  anciior-slock. 
Jaser,  vn.  to  chatter  ;  blab. 
Jaserie,  sf,  prating,  tattling. 
Jasciir,  se,  s.  a.  prater;  Llab; 

thatler-box, 
Jasinîit,  £>ji.  jasmine,je5samine« 
Jaspe,  SHi.  jasper. 
Jaspé,  e,  (I.  marblcdj'veined. 
Jasper,  va.  to  marble  ;  Teio. 
Jaspure,  sm.  marbling. 
Jatte,  sf.  bowl 

Cul  fie  —,  cripple. 
Jattce,  sf.  bowl-full. 
Jauge,  s/",  gauge,  standard, mea- 
Jaugeage,  sm.  gauging.   [sure. 
Jauger,  i'<7.  to  gauije. 
Jaugeur,  sm.  gaiigcr. 
Jaunâtre,  a,  yellowiib. 
Jaune,  a.  yellow,  jolk  of  an  egg. 
Jauuet,  sm.   CTOwfoot;  butter- 

^tup;  yelloï-boj. 
Jaunir,  va.  to  make  jfellcw. 
Jaunisse,  sf,  jaundice. 
Javart,  sm.  quitter  (lumour). 
JaTcler,i!u.  lo  bind  in  busdles. 
Jaielcur,  sm.  harTestmani 
Javeline,  sf.  ja\elin. 
Javelle,  s/',  handfui. 


Javelot,  sm.  short  javelin. 
Je,7)ro  I. 

Jérémiade,  sf.  jeremiad. 
Jésuite,  sin.  Jcsuif. 
JÉSliS,  Jésus,  Jésus  Christ. 
Jet,    sm.    cast,    tlirow,    swarm, 
shoot,  sprig,  casling. 

—  d'eau,  sm.  water  spout. 
Jetée,  s/,  jelty,  pier. 

Jeter,  v.  to  throw;  cast;  suppu- 

rate;  swarm  ;  shoot  ;  spout,  shedj 

!ay  foundations,  run. 

Se — ,vr.  to  run    info;   throw 
one's  self;    fall  upon;  dash  ; 
rush,  fall  upon^ 
Jeton,  sm.  counter. 
Jeu,  sm.  game,  play,  sport,  jest, 

acting,  motion.  [game. 

Avoir  beau  — ,  to  haïe  a  Hne 

—  de  billard,  billiard-talile. 

—  de  boule,  bowling-green, 

—  do  cartes,  pacli  of  cards. 

—  d'échecs,  chcss-board. 

—  de  mot»,  quibble,  pun, 

—  do  quilles,  skiltle-grounU 
Jeudi,  sm.  Thursday. 

—  saint,  Maunday-Thursday. 
Jeun  (à),  fasiing. 

Jeune,  <T.young,youthrul, junior. 
Jeûne,  sm.  fast,  fasting. 
Jeûner,  vn.  to  fast. 
Jeunesse, s^.youth,young  folks. 
Jeunet,  te,  a.  very  young. 
Jeûneur,  se,  S.  fasler. 
Joaillerie,  s/,  jewellor's  trade. 
Joaillier,  ère,  S.  a.  jeweller. 
Jobard,  sm.   simpleton,   ninnv, 

Bat.  [tiick. 

Jobarderie,  sf.  silliness;  lool's 
Jocket,  sjn.  jockey. 
Jocrisse,  sm.  cotquean. 
Joie,  sf.  joy,  deliglit,  mirlh. 

Feu  de  —,  sm.  bonfire. 
Joignant,;»-,  adjoining,  next  ts, 
— ,  c,  a.  adjoining. 
Joindre,  l'a.   tojoin;  fix  ;  OTCr- 

taie;  accosi,  corne  up;  add  ;  ad- 

join,  meet. 

Se  — ,  Dr. '0  join,  combine,  cou- 
Joint,  sjn.  joint,  joining.      [pie. 
Jointe,  e,    ad.  joinled. 
Jointée,s/'.  double-l]andful.[ther. 
Joîntir,  ve,(i.  joined, close  loge< 


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170 


JUP 


Jointoyer,  va.  to  point. 
Jointure,  sf.  joint,  articulation. 
Joli,  c,  a.pretly,  genteel,  fine. 
Joliet,  te,  a.  rather  prelly. 
Joliment,  nd.  prettily,  finely. 
Jolivetés,  sf.  pi.  prelty  tliings, 

toys.  [holcs. 

Jombardo,  sm.  flûte  witli  three 
Jonc,  sm.  rush,reed,  rattan,caue, 

guard-ring. 
Jonchée,   sf.    slrewed   flowers; 

cream  cheese.  [Ter. 

Joncher,  vu  .to  strew;  over;  co- 
Jonchets,  sm.  ;)I.  spillikins. 
Jonction,  sf.  jolning,   ccnjunc- 

tion,  meeting. 
Jongler,  vn.   tojuggle. 
Jonglerie,  sf.  juirgling,  cheat. 
Jongleur,  sm.  juggler. 
Jonque,  sf.  junli. 
Jonquille,  sf.  jonquil. 
Joseph  (papier), sm.  silver-pa- 

per.  [of  masl. 

Jottereaiix,  sm.pl.  (ma.)  clieelis 
Joubarbe,  sf.  bouse  leeli,  jou- 
Joue,  sf.  cheeli.  [barb. 

Coucher  en— ,lo  take  aim  at. 
Jouer,  u     to    play;    act  ;    sport, 

jeer,  mock,  cheat,  rush,  handle; 

gamble,  feign  ;  ridicule. 

Se—,  vr.  to  be  played;  sport; 

wanlon. 

Faire—,  vr.  to  set  in  motion. 
Jouet,  sm.plaything,  toy,  sport. 
Joueur,  8e,  s.  game-ter,  player. 
JouOu,  e,  a.  s.  chubbed. 
Joug,  sm.  yoke. 
Jouir,  vn.  to  enjoy;  possess. 
Jouissance,  s/'.etijoyment,  frui- 

lion. 
Jouissant,   e,  a.  enjoying,  in 

possession. 
Joujou,  sm.  plaything. 
Joii:-,   sm.    day,  light,   dailight, 

life,  means,  \say,  insÎL'Ut,  clear 

space.  [per,  day-book, 

Jouriii*^.  sm.  journal,  news-pa- 
Jourj     JïL'r.  sm.  journeym.in. 
Joiii-unlier,  e,   a.    daily,  chan- 

gcable,  diurnal. 
Joui-it.'ilisie,  sm.  —  nalijt. 
Journoo,  sf.  day,  daj's  journey, 

cays  nork. 


Jo  n-iicllemcnt,  ad.  dailj,  eve- 

ry  day.  [(of  cots). 

Joule,    sf.     jonst    tilling    lîsht 
Jouter,  un.  to  joust;   tilT;  fight. 
Jouteur,  sm.  comlatlant  tilter. 
Jouvence,  sf.  youlli. 
Jouvenceau,  celle,  sm.  a  lad, 

stripling,  sf.  young  fellow. 
Jouvencelle,  sf.  lass;  damsel. 
Jovial,  e,  a.  jovial,  merry,  gaj; 
Jovialement,  ad.  jovially. 
Jovialité,  sf.  jovialily. 
Joyau,  sm.  jewel,  gem. 
Joyeusement,  ad.  joyfullj. 
Joteuseté,  sf.  merry,  jesl. 
Joyeux,  se,  a  joyTuI,  merry. 
Jubé,  sm.  mane  (of  a  lion). 

Venir  à — ,  to  knock.  [joicing. 
Juliilation,  sf.  jubilation,   re- 
Jubilé,  sm.  jubilee. 
Jubiler,  t;n.  torejoice;  bejoyful. 
Jitcher,  vn.  to  roost;  perch. 
Juclioir,  sm.  roost,  perch. 
Judaïque,  a,  Jewish,  Judaîcal. 
Jufliiïsme,  STti.  Judaisra, 
Judas,  sm.  traiter;  peep-holo. 
Judicatiire,  sm.  judicature. 
Judiciaire,  s/^.  judgnnent. 
— ,  a.  judicîary;  judicial. 
Judiciairemeut,  nd.  judicially. 
Jiidicieiisentent,  ad. — ciously. 
Judicieux,  se,  >i. — ous;  prudent. 
Juge,  sm.  ajudge,  justice. 
Jugcable,  a.  amenable. 
Jugcnient,sm.jiidgtraent;  trial, 

sentence.  [belicve,  think. 

Juger,  V.   to  judge,  try,   Ihink, 
Jugulaire,  a.  jugular. 
Juif,  ve,  a.  Jew,  Jenish. 
Juillet,  sm.  July. 
Juin,  sm.  June. 
Jujube,  sf.  jujube. 
Jujubier,  SI/!,  jujube-tree. 
Julep,  sf.  julep,  décoction. 
Julienne,  s.  Julian  tlower. 
Jumeau,  Jumelle,  a.   s.  twin. 
Jumeaux,     sm.     pi.      Gcmini| 

twins. 
Jumelles,  sm.  chcck  of  a  prêts; 

double  opera-glasE. 
Jument,  sf.  mare. 
Junte,  Sj^.'junta. 
Jupe,  sf.  pelticoat. 


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Jupiter,  sm.  Jupiter  (pla-net). 
Jupon,  sm.  under-petticoat. 
Juraitdc,  sf.  warden?riip. 
Jurnt,  S}}},  jurât;  alderman, 
Jiiratoire,  swoin,  on  oath. 
•Iiirc,  sm.  warden  of  a  cotnpany; 

jurjman,  juror. 
Jure,  c,  a.  sworn. 
Jureineut,  sm.  oath,     [squeak. 
Jurer,   u.  to    swear;  clash;   jar 
Jiiroiir,  se,  s.  profane  swearer. 
Juridiction,     sf.    jurisdictîon; 

province.  [tiona!. 

Juridictionnel,  le, a.  jurisdic- 
Juridique,  a.  juridical,  légal. 
Juridiquement,      ad,    jurîdi- 

cally.  [suite. 

Jurisconsulte,  sm.  juriscon- 
Jurisprudence,  sf.  jurispru- 
Jurijte,  sm.  jurist.  [dence. 

Juron,  sm.  oath. 
Jury,  sm.  jury. 
Jus,  sm.  juice,  gravy. 
Jusant,  sin.  ebb-tide,  ebb. 
Jusque,  Jtisques,  pr.  to;  as  far 

as,  until,  till,  even  to  ;  even. 
Jusqi>''ù,  Jusqu'au,  eYeniVery. 
Jusqtios  à  quand?   faow  long? 
Jusqu'ici,  till  now,  hitherto. 
Jusqu'où  ?    how    far?   to   wbat 

place  ? 
Jusquiame,  sf,  benbanei 


Jussion,  sf.  command;  order. 
Justaucorps,  sm.  a  close  coat. 
Juste,  a.  jusl;  fil,  righl-,  équita- 
ble, exact. 
— ,  sm.  juft;  righteous  man. 
Juste,  ad.  right;  exaclly,  proper. 

Au—,  exactly.  ["gbt. 

Justement,  ad-  juslly;    exactly, 
Juste-milieu,   sm.    moderate- 

party. 
Justesse, s^.justness,  précision. 
Justice,  sf.  justice;   equity,  ju- 

risdiction. 
Justiciable,  a.  justiciable;  ame- 

nable. 
Justicier,  t'a.  to  exécute, punish 

corporally. 
— ,  sm.  judge;justiciary. 
JustiGuble,  a.  justifiable. 
Justifiant,  e,  a.  justiTylng. 
Justificatif,  Te,  a.  justificative. 
Justificative  (pièce),   a    vou- 

cber.  [measure. 

Justification,  sf.  — lion;  prooT; 
Justifier,  vu.  to   justify,  prove, 

vindicate.  [self. 

Se  — ,   i')'.     10    justify    one's 
Juteux,  se,  a.  jnicy. 
J»vétiiile,  a.  juvénile,  young 
Juvénilité,  sf.  youtbruincss. 
Juxta-positiou,     sf,     juxtapo* 

sition. 


K 


Kathouame,  sf,   caretta   (tor- 

toise). 
Kakatoès,  sm.  cockaloo. 
Kaléidoscope,  sm,  —  pe, 

Kali,  sm.  kali,  sallwort. 
Kanguroo,  sm.  kangaroo. 
Kaolin, s?n.  porcclain  clay. 
Kopi,  sm.  kepi  soldier's  cap. 
Kermès,  siii.  kermès. 


Kilogramme,  sm.  kilogramme 
Kilolitre,s»i.  kilolitre. 
Kilomètre,  sm,  kilomètre. 
Kicsque,  sm.  kiosk. 
Kirch-nusser,      sm,       kircb 

wasser. 
Kyrielle,  s/.  litany,  string  list. 
Kyste,  sm.  cist,  cystis. 
Kystotomie,  sf.  cysfotomy. 


I,a,  les,  art,  the. 
l.a,;jro.  her,  it. 
•  ,  c»    la  {musO> 


I  I-à.  ad.  therei  yonder,  tbithsr. 
l.à  là,  ad.  so  so. 
»-"-I>a»,  down  ;onder. 


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lià-dcAnn9,\vitbin,  In  that  place. 

—  dessous,  under  this,  that,  or 
Iberc. 

—  dessus,  iipon  Ihat;  up   there. 

—  haut,  up  yonder. 

De—,  pi-,  thonce,  from  there. 
Labeur,  sni.  labour,  work. 
I.abinl,  e,  a.  labial,  \erbal. 
Labié,  e,  a.  labiated. 
Laboratoire,  sm,  laboratory. 
Laborieusement,      ad.     labo- 

riously.  [painTuI,  difficult. 

Laborieux,    se,    a,     laborious; 
Labour,  sm.  tillage;  plougbing. 
Labourable,  a.  arable. 
Labourage,  sm,  tillage,  plough- 

ing. 
Labourer,  va.  to  plougn;  drag; 

till,  toil.  [ear  up. 

Laboureur,  S7n.  a  ploughman, 
Labyrinthe,  sm,  labyrinlh, 
Lac,  sm.  lake.  [maze. 

Lacer,  va.  lo  lace,  line. 
Laeération,  sf.  lacération 
Lacérer,    va.  to   laccrate;  tear. 
Lace», sm. lace;  snare;  bowslrlng, 
Laccur,  sm.  net-maker. 
Lâche,    a.    loose,   slack;    faint, 

conardly;  base;  spiriiless. 
— f  sm.  coward,  wretch. 
Lâclieuient,  a({.  stuggishiy;  ba> 

sely,  cowardly. 
Lâclier,  V.  loloosen;  lel  go;  fire; 

abandon;  relax. 
—  le  i>ied,  to  run  away.      [slip. 

Se — ,  Vf.    lo  slacken;  Ict  out; 
Lâcheté,  sf.  cowardice,  villany; 

meanness. 
Lacinié,  e,.a.  laciniated. 
Lncis,  S7JI.  net-work. 
Laconique,  a.  laconic,  concise. 
Lacouiquciueut,    ad.    laconi- 

cally. 
Laconisme,   sm.    —    nism. 
Lacrymal,  e,  a.  lachrymal. 
Lacr,tmaloire,    sm.  lachrynna- 

lory.  [snare. 

Lacs,   sm.    string,  noose,  cord, 
Laciutiou,  sf.  lactation. 
Lacté,  e,  a.  lacleal,  milky. 
Lacune,  sf.  hiatus,  lacuna,  gap. 
Ladre,  a,  leprous,  stingy,   sor- 

did;  measly;  insensible. 


— ,  s.  lepor,  miserly. 
Ladrerie,  sf.    lepro^v,  measles, 

lepcr-bospital,  sordidness. 
Lnguc,  sf.  (ma.)  o{  a  sbip  wake. 
Lacune,  s/.  lagoon. 
Lai.  e,  a.  lay.  .«TO.  layman. 
Laiche,s^.  bosse  tongue;  sedge; 

sword-grass. 
La΀l,e,  rt.ugly,  déforme  d,wrODg. 
Laideron,  sm.  ugly    fcmalr. 
Laideur,    sf.    ugliness,    us'ght- 

liness. 
L.iie,  s^.  wild-sow;  inarrow  fialh. 
Lainage,sm.voollcn  goods  fiecce. 
Laine,  sf.  wool. 
Lainer,  va.  to  teazie  (cloth). 
Lainerie,    sf.   woollen-drapory; 

woll-anarket. 
Laineur,  sm.  (earler. 
Laineux,  se,  a.  woolly,  fleecj. 
Laïque,  a.  s.  lay,   layman. 
Lais,  sm.  sladdle. 
Laisse,  sf.  leash,  hatband,  allu- 

vion. 
Laisser,  va.  to  leave;  let,  quit; 
abandon,  foresake;  bequeatli. 
Se  —  tomber,  to  fall.    [rence. 
—  aller,   sm.    freedom;    indilTe» 
Lait.  sm.  milk. 
Petit—,  whcy. 
Fi-érc  de—,  foster-brother 
Laitage,  sm.  milk-diet. 
Laitance,  sf.  soft-roe,  milt. 
Laite,  e,  a.  soft-roed. 
Laiterie,  sf.   dairy;  milk-sliop. 
Laiieron,   sm.  sow-thistle. 
Laiteux,  se,  a.  milky,  lacleous. 
Laitier,  sm.  dairyraan;  milkman; 

slag,  dross  oT  metals. 
Laitière,  sf.  dairj-Diaid,  suckler 

(wel  nurse). 
Laiton,  sm.  latten,  brass. 
Laitue,  sf.  letluce.  [stulT. 

Laize,  sf.  width  of  cloth  or 
Lama,  sm.  Tarlar  priest.  [ting. 
Lauianage,  sm.  pilotage,  pilo- 
Lamaneiir,  sm.  harbour  pilot. 
C.aiuaiitin,s7>i.manatus,manati. 
Lambeau,  SJH.  rag;  shred;  tattcr, 
Lanibel,  sm.  label. 
Lambin, e,  a.  dawling;loitering. 
— ,  s.  dawdicr. 
Laïubiuer,  i;)i.  tO  dawdie. 


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K.aml>otii'<tc,  sf.  joist,  soft  buil- 
ding Etone.  [lop. 

Ivnuihreqiiiii,^?}?,  fesfoon,  ?cal- 

E.nuitii'ia,  sm.  wainscot,  canopy. 

Lambrlssnge ,  sm.  waiiiscot- 
ting. 

I^nnibrisscr,  t'a.  to  wainscot. 

I.nme,  sf.  sea,  thin  strip  (of  mé- 
tal), blade,  flake,  wave,  lamina. 
Fâiie — ,  a  cunning-  Made. 

(.aine,  c,  a.  laminated. 

E.atticiitable,  a. — ble,  mournrul. 

E.ameiitiililcnicnt,  ad.  moura- 
fully,  lamenlably. 

S>auaciitalion,  sf.  —  tion. 

H.ainculcr,  u.  lo  lament;  wail. 
Se — ,  to  lament,  lo  mnurn. 

Lamentîn,  sm.  manatfe  (sca- 
cow),  ['ing,  flallinj. 

I.aniiua^e,  sm*  rolling-,  lamina- 

I^ainiiiei-,  va.  to  llattcn;  lami- 
nate. 

E.aiuincrie ,  sf.  Daltinj-mill. 

L.aniiiiair.  sm.  rolUng-mill;  flat- 
ling-machine. 

lyampadairc,  sm.  lamp-bearer. 

I^ampas,  sm.  lampas,  palate. 

Lampe,  sf.  lamp. 

E.aixipéc,  sf.  bumper,  brimmer. 

ILniiiper,  i)(î   to  guzzic.     [larap. 

Lampion,     sm.      illuminalion- 

E.ampistc,  sm.  lamp-maker. 

I.nmpi-oic,  sf.  lamprcy. 

I^aiiçagc,  Laucomeut,  5m. 
launcbing'. 

L.auce,  sf.  lance,  spear. 

Lancer,  va.  to  dart;  throw; 
cast;  launch.  [out. 

Se—,  vr.  to  rush  spring;  launch 

Lancette,  sf.  lancet. 

Lancier,  S7n.  lancer. 

Lancicre,  sf.  wasîe-gate.  [ting. 

Lancinant,  c,  a.  twinging,sboo- 

Laiiçoir,  sm.  mill-gale. 

Lande,  sf.  beath,  moor. 

Landgrave,  sm.  landgrave. 

Landgraviat,  sm.  landgraviate. 

Laiicret,  sin.  laneret. 

Langage,  S7n.  language. 

Langes,  ]il.  swaddTing-clothes. 

Lange,  .s/jî.  swathe. 

Laugourcueeateut,  acZ.lang'jJS- 
biuglj. 


ing. 


pininç, 


Langouste,  s/",  .cpinny  lobster. 
Langue,  sf.    tongue, "language, 

index. 
Langnctto,  sf.  linguet,  tongue, 

strip,  index,    cock;    j;ey. 
Langneur,s/'.langour;  faintness. 
Langucj'cr,  t'a.   to   e.xamine  a 

bogs  tongue. 
Langiicj'cnr,    sm.    bfig-doclor. 
Languir,  vil.  to    languish;  pine 

away. 
Languiasammcnt,  ad.  langui- 

shingly. 
Languissant,  e,  a.  languishing, 

pining,  dull,  hcavy.         [shrike. 
Laiiicr,    sm.    lannier,    leraale 
Lanière,  sf.  Ihong. 
Lanifère,  a.  lanigerous. 
Lanscfucnct,  sm.  lansquenet. 
Lanterne,   sf.    lanlern,  cupola, 

trundle  (of  a  mill). 

—  8ourdc,  dark  lantern.  [wîtht 
Lanterner,  t'a.  to  loiter;  totrifle, 
Lantcrnerio,  sf.  nonsense,  tri- 

Cing. 

Lantcrnier,  e,  s.  lantern-ma- 
ker,    lamplighter,     triflor. 

Lantiponnagc,  sm.  nonsense. 

Laiitiponuer,  vn.  to  talk  non- 
sense. [cards. 

Lanturlu,   sm.  langterraloo  (of 

Lanugineux,  se,  a.  downy. 

Laper,  vn.  lo  lap. 

Lapereau,  sm.  young  rabbît. 

Lapidaire,  sm.  lapidary.  [ning. 

Lapidation,  sf.  lapidation,  sto- 

Lapider,  va.  to  lapidate;  stone. 

LapidiCcation,    sf.    lapidifica- 

Lapitlîner,  tia.to  lapidify.  [tion. 

Lapidilique,  a.  —  cal. 

Lapin,  sm.  rabbit. 

—  no,  sf.  doe  rabbit. 
Lapis,  sm,  lapis  lazuly. 
Laps,  e,  a.  lapsed. 
Laquais,   sm.  lackey,  footman. 
Laque,  sf,  gum  lao.  [who. 
Laquelle,   ;))•.    f.    (liai,    which, 
Larcin,  sm.  tlieft,  robbery. 
Lard,  sm.  bacon,  lard. 
Larder,  l'rt.  to  -ird;  assail, 
Lardoiro,  sf,  larding  pin. 


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ï.nrdon,   sni.    slice    of    bacon, 

lardon. 
Large,  liirge,  width  broad,  free. 
— ,  s.  open^a,  offlng:. 

Au  —,  ad.  keep  off:    at  one's 
ease.  [dantîy. 

Largement,  ad.  largelv,  aburi- 
l,nrgcsse.  s^.  iarecss,  eenerosily, 
Largeur,  sf.  brealh,  breadth. 
Largo,  o.d.  largo,  slowly 
largue,  styi.  oifing,  open  sea. 

Veut  — ,  side  wind. 
■%urguer,  un.  to  '  let,  loose. 
Larigot,  sm.  Date,  pipe. 
Larme,  sf.  tear,  drop. 
a.ariiiicr,sm.weather-moulding, 

drip,  drip-=toue. 
— ,sm.pl.  eye  veins  (of  a  stag). 
Larmoiemeut,  s?n.  n'alering  or 

the  eyes.  [ttars. 

Larmojant,  c,  a.    wecpiog,  iu 
Larmoyer,  vn.  to  weep. 
Larron,  nesse,  s.  tliief,  rogue. 
Larve,  sf.  'arva. 
Laryngotomie,  sf.  laryngolomy. 
Lar}(ux,  sm.  larynx. 
Las!  int,  aiasi  aiack. 
Las,  se,  a.  weary,  tired. 
Lascir,  ve,  o.lascÎYious,  lewd. 
Lasciwement,  ad.  — ^iously. 
Lascivclé  ,    sf.    lasciviouiness, 

lust.  [ledious. 

Lassant,  e.  n.faliguing;  tirlog; 
Lasser,  vrt.lo  tire,  i'aligue,weary. 

Se— ,»!'.  to  grow  weary. 
Lassitude,  sf.  lassitude,  weari- 
Lastfn^,  S)n.  iasling.  [ness. 

Latanier,  sm.  latauia. 
Latent,  e,  a.  latent,  bidden. 
Latéral,  e,  a.  latéral. 
Latéralement.  uJ.  laterally. 
Latin,  e,  a.  S.  Lalio,  lateen. 
LatiDiiscr.  v.  to  latiolze. 
Latinisme,  sm.  btinism. 
Latiniste,  sin.  Latinist. 
Latinité,  s/.  Latinity. 
Latitude,  sf.  latitude. 
Latitudiuaire,  a.  S.  —  narian. 
Latrines,  sf.  privy,  necessary. 
Latte,  sf.  lath. 
Latter,  va.  to  lath. 
Lattis,  sm.  lalhing,lath-work. 
Laudanum,  sm.  laudanum. 


Laufiatir,  ve,  a.  laudatÎTe. 
Landes,  «/■.  ;)/.  lauds. 
Lauréat,  sm.  lauréat. 

Lauréole,  sf.  spurge-lourel. 
Laurier,  syn.  !auri-l,  baytree. 
Lavalio,  Si?!,  wafhliand-sland. 
Lavage,  sm.  wasliing,  slop. 
Lavande,  sf.  Ia\etider. 
Lavandière,  s/*,  laundress. 
Lavasse,  sf.  drenching    shower, 
Lave,  sf.  lava.  [wasb. 

Lavement,  sm.  glister,  washing. 
Laver,  va.  towash,  clean;  batbe; 

colour  (a  plan). 

Se— .ur.to  wash  or  clean  one's 
Lavette,  sf.  di>b-clout.  [self. 
Laveur,  se, s.  washer,  dish-scul- 
Lavis,  sm.  wash,  colouring. [lion. 
Lavoir,  sm.   wash-louse;   scul- 

lery. 
Lavure,  sf.  dish-valer,  hogwash. 
Laxatif,  ve,  a.  laxative.opening. 
Layetier,  sm.  trunli-maker. 
Laiette,  s^.  a  drawer,  box,cbild- 

bed  linen. 
Lazagne,  sf.  ribbon  -vermicelli. 
Lazaret,  sm.  lazaretto. 
I.Biii,  s»!,  jest;  pleasantry. 
Le.  les,  art.  m.  the. 
— ,  pro.  him,  it. 
Lé.  sm.  breadih,  nidthi 
Lèche,  si.  tliin  slice. 
Léeliefrite,  sf.  dripping-pan. 
Lécher,  lui.  to  lick;  lick  up. 
Leçon,  $/■.  lecture,  lesson.  [rcr. 
Lecteur,  trîce,  s.  reader,  lectu- 
Lecture,  sf.  reading,  lecture. 
Légal,  e,  a.  Ii'gal,  lawful.  [fully. 
Légalement,    ad.  legally,    law- 
Légalisation,  sf.  légalisation. 
Légaliser,  ua.   lo  legalize  ;  au- 

thenticate. 
Légalité,  s/'.  Iega!ity,lawfulness. 
Légat,  sjn.  lejrale. 
Légataire,  sm.  legatee. 
Légation,  s/.legalion,legateship. 
Lége,n,  (ma.)  light  ;  without  car- 
Légendaire,  s»i.  legcndary.[go. 
Légende,  sf.    legend.     [trifling. 
Léger,  e,  n.  light,  nimbie,  fickie, 
Légère  (à  la),  ad.  inconsWera- 

ttly.  > 

Légèrement, a(2.  Mght1y,nimbl; 


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Légèreté,  sf.  ligblness,  agility, 

jimbleuess,  leTily,  frivolity. 
I.égion,  sf.  légion. 
Kicgioiinairc,  sm.  Icgionary. 
Iicgislalciir,  Irici-,»'.  legislator. 
Eicgislaiir,  vc,  fi,  législative. 
l^égîslatioii,  sf.  législation. 
Législalure,  sf.  législature. 
Iicgisle,  sm.  civilian,  legi.5t. 
Lcgitiuiatiuii,  sf.   légitimation. 
Légitime,    a.    legilimate,   just, 
— ,  sf.  légal  share.  [lawfui. 

Légitimement,  ad,  —   mately, 

juslly. 
Lvgttimcr,  vfi.  lo  legilimate. 
Légilimisle,  sm.  legitimist, 
Légitâiuité,  sf.  Ie;^iliinacy, 
Legs,  sm.  legacy,  bequcst. 
Léguer,  va.  to  Lequealh,  leavc. 
Légume,  sm,    légume,    puise; 

vegefable.  [nous. 

Légumiueux,    se,    fi.    legumi- 
l^emuie,  sm.  lemma.  [row. 

Lendemain,  s»i.  next  day,  mor- 
Lcnilore,  sm.  dawdier. 
Lénifier,  vu.  to  leniiy. 
Léuitif,  sm.  lenitive. 
Lent,  e,  fi.  slow,  sluggish. 
Lente,  sf.  nit. 
Lentement,  ad.  slowly. 
Lenteur,  sf.  slowncss,  dullness. 
LenlicuUiire,  n,  Icnticular. 
Lenticule,  sf.  duck-weed. 
Lentille,    sf.   a    lentil,    freckle, 

bob,  lens. 
Lentilleux,  se,  fi.  freckled. 
Lentisi]ue.  sm.  maslich-tree. 
Léapnnl,  sm.  léopard. 
Lépidoptère,  sm.  lepidopter. 
Lèpre,  sf.  leprosy. 
Lépreux, se, fi. $.  leprous,  leper. 
Léproserie,  sf.  leper-bouse. 
Lequel, jjco.  m.  nhicb,  wbo,  that. 
Les.  p(.  or  Le,  La. 
Lêse*majcsté,s/'.  high-treason. 
Léser,  va.  to  wrong;  offend. 
Lésine,   sf.   niggardliuess,  stin- 

giness. 
Lésiner,  vn.  to  bestingy;  haggle. 
Lésinerie,  sf.  stinginess,  mean- 

BOSS. 

Lésion,  sf.  wrong,  lésion;  hurl. 
KiCssÎTC;  3f.  lye;  nash. 


Lessiver,  Vfi.  to  wash  wilh  !}•; 
Lest,  sm.  ballast. 
Lestage,  sm,  ballasting. 
Leste,  nimble,  brisk;  sly,    incoih 

sidérale,  uncivil. 
Lestement,  ad.  brisidy,  actively. 
Lester,  va.  (ma.)  to  ballast. 
Lestour,  sm.  ballast-lighter. 
Léthargie,  sf.  lelhargy. 
Léthargique,  fi.  letliargic. 
Lettre,  sf.  letter,   epislle,  type, 
— ,pl.  liteiature. 

—  do  change,  bill  of  excbanga, 

—  de  créance,  credentlals. 

—  de  voiture,  way-bill. 
Lettré,  e,  a.  lettered,  literary. 
Leur,   pro.    thoir,    to   tbem. 

Le — ,  la — ,  le» — ,  theirs. 
Leurre,  57ÏÎ.  lure,  decoy. 
Leurrer,  va.  to  lure;  decoy. 

Se—,  vr.  to  delude  one'8  self. 
Levain,  sm.   lea\en,  yeast,  re- 

mains. 
(  evaut,  sm.  east,  Ibe  Levant. 
Levantin,  fi.  sm.  Le-vantine. 
Levée,  sf.  le-vy,  raising,  rising, 

takingorjremoval,  enbankment, 

trick  (at  cards),  crop.  [up. 

Lever,  sm.  levée,  rising, getting 
— ,  v.  to   lift  up;  raise,  levy,  re- 

move,    lake    up,    off;     r.ollect, 
— ,  l'ji.  spring  up;  rise.       [sbool. 

—  l'ancre,  to  weigh  tbe  anchor. . 

—  un  plan,  lo  draw  a  plan. 

—  la  garde,  to  relieve. 
Faire — ,  to  spring,  to  start. 
Se  —  ,   vr.    to    rise;    get    up 

arise. 
Léviaihan,   sm.    leviatban. 
Levier,  sm.  lever,  crow-bar. 
Lévite,  sm.  Lévite. 
Lévitiqiic,  S)7i.  Levilicus. 
Levis  (pont),  sm.  drawLridge 
Levraut,s?n.leveret,youni  Lare. 
Lèvre, ■!/.  ;ip. 

Levrette,    sf.    grcyLound-îiitch. 
Lévrier,  sm,  greyliound. 
Levure,  sf.  yeast.  [pher. 

Lexicographe,    sm.  lexicogra. 
Lexicologie,  sf.  lexicology. 
M.cz.jtr.  near,  hard  by. 
Lézard,  sm.  iizard.         [a  wall. 
Lézarde,  sf.  a  crevice,  crack  ia 


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LIM 


I.ézar<Ié,e,  a.  full  of  cracUs. 
Lczarilcr,  va.  lo  crack;  rend. 

Se—,  vr.  (0  crack. 
S.inis,  sm,  lias. 
Liaison,  s/',  joimnîr,  friendshîp, 

slar    (in    music)   thickcning  (of 
S.iuiie,  sf.  liane.  [sauces). 

Liant,  c,  a.  affable,  mild. 
Liard,  sm.  a  half  farthing. 
Liai'der,  va.  to  club  sniall  sums. 
Liasse,  sf.  bundie  oT  papers, 
Liljalioii,  sf.  libation. 
Lil>L-lle,  sm.  a  libel,  lampoon. 
Libeller,  vn.  (^u.)  to  draw   up, 

specify  tbe  object  of. 
Liltellistc,  sm.  libeller. 
Libéral,  c,  ((.libéral,  gênerons. 
Liliéraienicut,  (id.  liberally. 
Libéralisme,  sm.  liberalism. 
Litiéralité,  sf.  liberality,  gene- 

rosity. 
Libérateur,  trice*  s.  liberator. 
Libératir,  »c,  a.  liberating. 
Liberation,   sf.    discbarge,  re- 

lease. 
Libérer,  va.  to  deiiYer;  exempt. 

Se — ,  vr,  to  clear  one's  debts, 

to  get  free    from. 
Liberté,    sf.    liberly,    freedom, 

immunity.  [lious. 

Libertin,  c,  a,  libertine,   liccn- 
—  c,  s.  freethinker. 
Libertinage,    sm.     libertinism. 
Liberliner,  vn.    to   play  the  li- 
bertine. 
Libidineux,  se,    a.   libidinous. 
Libraire,  sm.  bookseller. 
Librairie,    sf.  bookirade,  boot- 
Libration,  s/",  libration.  [selling. 
Li^i-e,  a.  free,  easy,  bold,  loose. 
Librement,  ad.  freely,  easily. 
Liée,  sf.    lists;   tilt-yard,   arena; 

bilcU-hound.  [ness. 

Licence,  sf.  licence,  licentious- 
Liecncié,  Si»,  licentiate. 
Licenciement,  SiU,  disbanding 

(troops), 
Liccncier,vrt.to  disband(troops). 
Liceucieiiscuicnt,    ad.    liceu- 

tiously. 
Licencieux,  se,  a.  licentious. 
Licben,  sm.    lichen  ;  liver-wort. 
Licitation,  sf.  ijii.}  auctioD. 


Licite,  a.  lawful,  allowahlSf 
Lieitciucnt,  ad.  lanfuIlT. 
Liciter, un.  lo  sell  by  auclion. 
Licorne,  sf.  Uiilcorn, 
Licon,  sȔ.  halter. 
Licteur,  sm.   lictor. 
Lie,  ff.  lees,  dregs,  gro-unds. 
Liège,  sm.  cork,  cork-tree. 
Lien,  sm.  iitring,  tie,  bondi 
Lier,   va.    to   *  biud;  tie,  join, 

tliicken,  unité,  slur  (notes). 

Se—,  vr.   to  bind   one's   self; 

league,  thicken;  join. 
Lierre,  sm.  i\'y. 
Liesse,  sf.  joy,  gayely. 
Lieu,  s»i.  place,   room,  cause, 

fami!y,2JÎ.  premises. 
—  d''ai'sancc8,  water-closet. 

Au — de,  instead  of. 

Tenir— de,  lo  be  asi 

En  tout—,  cvery  svberei 

.4u — que,  c.  whereas. 
Lieue,  sf.  league. 
Lieulenuncc,  sf.  lieutenancj. 
Lieutenant,  sm.  lieutenantt 
Lièvre,  Sïii.  liarc. 
Licvretc«u,sm.sucking  leveret. 
Ligament,  sm.  ligament. 
Ligamenteux,  se,  a.  —  tOUS. 
SJguturc,  sf.  lure. 
Lige,  u.  lieg.e,  eulire,  absolute. 
Lignage,  s»!,  liueage.     [family. 
Liguager,  sm.  one  of  tbe  sama 
Ligne,   sf.  line,    rank,    fishing- 

line,  equinoctial  Hue. 
Liguée,  sf.  lineage,  issue,  race. 
Ligner,  ta.  to  draw  Unes  on. 
Lignette,  sf.  Iwine. 
Lîgneul,si(i.sbœmaker'sthread. 
Ligneux,  se,  n.  Iigneous;waody. 
Ligue, s^.  league,  faction,  parly. 
Liguer,  va.  to  confédérale. 

Se — ,  vr.  to  league. 
Ligueur,  se,  s.  a  leaguer. 
Lilas,  sm.  li'ac. 
Liliacé,  e,  a,  liliaceous. 
Limace,  sf.  slug,  suail,  limax. 
Limaçon,   sm.    snail)    cocblea 

(of  llie  ear). 

Eu —  ad.  spiral  winding. 
Limaille,  sf.  lilings,  file-dust. 
Limande,  sf.  daljtifh. 
Limbe,  sm,  limb,edge> 


LIQ 


m 


LIT 


Limbes,  sf.  pi,  limbo. 
SJuic,  sf.  tile,  lime. 
IJmcr,  ta.  to  file,  finish  off. 
Liniour,  sm.  filer. 
Limier,  s»i.  blood  lound,  spj. 
Umilatif,  vc,  a.  limitary. 
LtEuitatioik,  sf.  limitation. 
Limiter,  t)a.  to  limil;  Lound, 
Limites,  sf.pl.  limits  hounds. 
Limitrophe,  a.  bordering  upon, 
LimoD,  sm.  mud,  slime,  lemon, 
Liuiouade,  sf.  lemoDade.[sbaft. 
Limouadier,    e,   s,  lemoDade- 

seller. 
Limoneux,  se,  rr.muddy,  slimy. 
Limonier, s^'Kshaft-horâe,  lime- 

tree  thiller,  [riage  wilh  shafts. 
Limoiiière,  sf.  four-wheel  car- 
Limiousin,  sin.  hough  waller. 

se,    sm.  rough-wal- 


ling. 
Limousine,  s/,  waggoner'scloak. 
Limpide,»,  limpid,  clear. 
Limpidité,    sf.    clearDCss,  lim- 
a.imure,  sf.  Ëling.         [pidness. 
Lia,  sin.  lincn  flax. 
Liuaire,s/.  toad-tlax. 
Linceul,  sm.  winiling-sheet. 
Linéaire,  a.  llDear. 
Liuéal,  e,  a.  lineal. 
Linéament,      sm.      lineameiit| 
Linctte,$/'.  linseed.        [outline. 
Linge,  siji,  liuen,  linen  rag. 
Linger,  e,  S,  linen-draper.  [dry. 
Lingerie,  sf.  linen-trade,  lauQ- 
Liugot,  sm.  icgot,  slug. 
Lingolière,  sf.  ingot-moulet 
Lingual,  e,  a.  lingtiali 
Liuièrc,  sf.  lla.x,  of  ilax. 
Liuimcnt,  sm.  linimect. 
Linon,  sm,  lavrn. 
Linot,  sf.  linnet. 
Linteau,  sm.  lintel. 
Lion,  ne,  f,     UoD,  Leo,   lioness. 
Lionceau,  sm.   lion's  nhelp. 
Lippe,  sf.   Lilobber-lip. 
Lippée,  af.  mouthful. 

fr'rancbe — ,  raeal  at  free-SCOt. 
Lippu,  e,  blobber-lipped. 
Li<iiiation,  sf,  liquatioD. 
Liqucfactiou,  sf.  liqueraction. 
LifiuéGcr,  va.  to  liqueTy. 

He~f  vr,  to  liquefy. 


Liqueur,  sf.  liquor,  spirits. 
Liquidateur,  sni.  liquiilator. 
Lii|iiidatian,    sf.  liquidation. 
Lii|uide,  u.  liquid,  net,  clear. 
Liijuidcr,   va.  to  liquidate. 

Se — ,rr.  to  pay  olT  one's  debts. 
Liquidité,    sf.    liquidness,    li- 

quidity. 
Liquoreux,  se,  a.  luscious. 
Liquoristo,    Sm.  dealer  in  cor- 
Lire,  vu.  to  read;  peruse.  [dials. 
Lis,  sm.  lily. 

Lisable,  a.  readable.        [stripe. 
Liseré,  e,  s)?!.piping;  bindiug; 
Liserer,  va,  to  welt. 
Liseron,  sm.  bindneed. 
Liseur,  se,  5.  reader. 
Lisible,  a.  legible;  readable. 
Lisiblement,  «d.  legibly. 
Lisière,  sf.  list,  leadiug-strings, 

border,  ridge  exlremily. 
Lisse,  sf.  (ma.)  riband,  rail. 
Lissé,   a.  sleek,  smooth,  glossy. 
Lisser,    va.    to    smooth,    gloss; 
Lissoirc,  S|^.  sleek-stone.  [sleek. 
Lissure,  sf,  polishing,  smooth- 

ness. 
Liste, s^  iist,  roll,  catalogue. 
Listel,  sm.  cincture,  fillet. 
Lit ,  sm.  bed,  channel  of  a  ri-ver, 

—  de  camp,  field-bed.  [stratum, 

—  do  repos,  couch.  [bed« 

—  desangle,  horse-bed,  stump- 
Eufaut  du  premier — ,  chiîd 
by  thefirst  wife.  [story. 

Litanies,  sf,  pi,  litany,  long 
Liteau,  sm.  coloured  stripe  on 
Literie,  s^beddiog.  [napkins. 
Litbarge,  sf.  lilharge. 
Lilliograpbe,  sm.  lithographer. 
Lithographie,  sf.  lithography. 
Litbograpliier,   vn,   to   lilto- 

graph. 
Lithographie,  a.    —    phie. 
Lithotoniie,s^.  lithotomy. 
Lithotoœiste,  sm.   lithotomist. 
Litière,   sf,  litler  (for  horses); 

litler,  straw. 
Lidganl,  e,  a.  t.  litigart. 
Litige,  sm,  litigation,  stnfe. 
Litigieux,  se,  a.  litigious,    dis- 

putable.  [a  suit). 

Litispeudaucc,!^.  pendeDOy(a{ 

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LOG  1 

l.ître,sn!.  litre,  Frencb  measure. 
Litron,  sm.    litron,  measure  of 

about  a  pint. 
Littéraire,  a.  literary. 
Littoral,  c,  a.  literal. 
Littéralement,  ad.    literally. 
Littérulité,  sf.  lilerality. 
Littérateur,  sm.  litterary  man. 
Liticratiire,  sf.   lilerature. 
LitteruI,    e,   a.    littoral,  of  Ihe 
—,  sm.  a  shore,  coast.        [shore. 
Liturgie,  sf.  liturgj. 
Liturgique,  a.  liturgique. 
Liure,  sf.  cart-rope. 
Lifide,  a.  livid. 
Lividité,  sf.  li\idity. 
Livraison,  $/'.  delivery  ofgoods, 
numbtT  ofa  bock.        [rcgister. 
Livre,  sm.  bock,  volume,  canlo, 
—,  sf.  pound;  livre  {coin). 
Livrée,  sf.  livery,  liverj  servants. 
Livrer,  va.  to    deliver;  give  up; 
surrender,  confide. 
Se—,  vr.  to  deliver  one's  selr, 
trust  to,  confine  in. 

—  Iiataille,  to  give  baltle. 

Livret,  siH.  litlle  book. 

Lixiviatiou,  s/'.  lixiviatioQ» 

LixivicI,  le,  a.  lixivial. 

Lobe,  sm.  lobe  (of  Ihe  ear). 

Local, sni.  place ,situation,hou5e. 

— ,  e,  (I.  local. 

Localité,  sf.  locality. 

Locataire,  s.  lodger,  tenant. 

Locatif,  ve,  a.  belonging  to. 

Location,  sf.  Ictting,  location. 

LocJi,  sm.  (ma.),  log. 

Locbe,  sf.  loach. 

Locber,  un.  to  be  loose. 

LocIiie«,  sf.  pi.  lochia. 

Lecomotion,  sf.  locomotion. 

Locomotive,  sf.  locomotive. 

Locution,  sf.  locution,  phrase. 

Lof,  em.  (ma.),  lool',  luff. 

Loffer,  vn.  (ma.),  to  luIT. 

Logarithme,  sm.  logaritlim. 

Logarithmique,  a.  logarilhmic, 

Loge,  sf.  lodge,  but,  box,  cell. 

Logeable,  a.  convenient. 

Logement,  S)?l.  apartment,  lod' 

gemenl.  L'er 

Loger,  V.  10  lodge;  réside; quar 

Se  —,  vr.  to  lake  a  lodging. 


S  LU  a 

Logeur,  sm.  lodginghouje-kee- 
Logicien,  sm.   logician.       |per. 
Logique,  a.  sf.  Icgical,  logic. 
Loiiiiquement,  nd.   logically. 
Logis,  sm.  lodging,  bome. 
«.ogogriphe,  sm.  logogriph. 
Logomachie,  sf.  logomachy. 
Loi,  s/,  law,  rule,  aulhority. 

Homme  de—,  sm.  lawyer. 
Loin,  ad.  far,  far  off,  rcmotele. 

—  de,  far  from.  [distance. 
.tu  —,  do  —  en  —,  at  a  greal 

Lointain,  e,  a.  remote,  far  dis- 

—  sm.  distance.  [tant 
Loir,  sm.  dormouse. 
Loisir,  sm.  leisure,  leisure-lime 
Lombaire,  a.  lombar. 
Lombard,  S))!,  pawn-shop. 
Lombes,  $?71.  ji.  the  loins. 
Lombric,  SfU.  worm,  lob-worm. 
Long,  sm.  lenglh. 

—  gue,  <i.  long,  great. 
Au  —,  ad.  at  leuglh. 

A  la  longue,  ad.  in  time. 
Le  -.  2":  along.  ..,•,• 

Loiig-juinté,  e,  a.  long-jomted. 
Lougauime,  a.  patient. 
Longanimité,  sf.  forbearancc. 
Longe,  sf.  loin    of  veal,    It.npe, 
rein,  tulher,  jess.  [along. 

Longer,  va.  to    go    along,    ruji 
Longévité,  .9/'.  longcvity. 
Longimétrie,  sf.  iongimetry. 
Longitude,  sf.  longilude. 
Longitudinal ,   e  ,  a.    longitu- 
dinal, [tudinally. 
Longiliidinalemcnt,  ad.  longi- 
Loiiglemps,    ad.    long ,  a    long 

wbile. 
Longue-vue,  sf.  télescope. 
Longuement,  ad.    long,    leng. 
tbily,  at  lengtb. 

Longuet,  n.  longish.  [dclay. 

Longuciir.sA  '■înglh,  longitude, 

Looch  (lok),  S))!,  loch. 

Lopin,  sm.  gob,  lunch. 

Loquacité,»/',  loquacily. 

Loque,  sf.  rag,   latler. 

Loquet,  sm.  a  latth,  catch. 

Lorct<e,s/'  courlesan,gay  woman. 

Lorgner,  1(1.  lo  og!e,  eye. 

Lorgucitc,  sf.  opera-glass, 

Lorgueiir,  »o,  S-  ogler. 


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179 


LUN 


liOriot,  swi.  loriot,  witwallt 
Lormicr,  sm.  lorimor. 
l>ors  «le,  ad.  ihal  iime,lhen. 

Bcs  — .  froin,  Ihat  lime. 
E.ai'sqiie,  c.  when. 
liosange,  sf.  lozenja. 
tôt,  sm.  loi,  poiiion,  share. 
E,otcric,  sf.  loltery. 
L.o(icr,  sm.  lolus,  sweet-trefoil. 
l'Olion,  sf,  lotion. 
Lotir,  va.  to  lot;  share;  portion. 
Loto,  sm.  loto. 
Lotte,  sf.  eelpout. 
Louable,  o,  laudable. 
LouablenieiK,  ad.  laudably. 
Louage,  sm.  Icllin^,  hirin^. 
Loiiauge,  sf.  praise,   commen- 

dilion. 
Loiiunger,  ua.to  trumpet;  praise. 
Louangeur,   sm-   praiscr  ;  flat- 

lerer.  [biguous. 

Louche,    a.   sqiiînt-ejed,    am- 
S.ouciier,  t^l.  to  squint. 
Louchct,  sm.  niallock. 
Louer,  t)«.  to  hire;  let;  praise. 

Se  —  de,  to  be  picased  wilb. 
Loueur,  se,  s,  praiser,  birer. 
Loiigre,  sm,  (ma.),  lugger- 
Lotiis,  sm.  louis  (24  fr.  pièce.) 
Loup,    sm,    nolf,   black    masi:, 

stock  jobber;  lupus  (ulcer)- 

—  CKrtier,sm.  lynx. 

—  garoia,  a.  werewolf. 
Loupe,  sf,  wen;  wart  (on  trees); 

magnifying-glass. 
Loupeux,  se,  a.  warty. 
Lourd,  e,  a,  heavy,  dull,  bard. 
Lourdaud,  e,  s.  duilard,  block- 

head.  [ly. 

Lourdement,  ad.  heavily,  gross- 
Lourderie,  s/",  gross  blunder. 
Lourdeur,  sf.    heaviuess,   dul- 
Loutre,  sf.  otter.  [ness. 

LouTe,s/'.  sbe-wolf,  lewd  woman. 
Louveteau,  svi.  a  vvolf's  cub. 
Louveler,  vn.  tO  wbelp.     [ling. 
Louvetcrie,  sf.    tlie  \vo!f-hun- 
Louvetier,  sm.  wolThunter, 
Louvoyer,  l'a.    (.ma.),    to  tack, 

ply  manœuvre. 
Louvre,  sm.  palace. 
Loxodromie ,  sf.   (ma.),    loxo- 

dromis. 


Loxodromiquc,  a,  loxodromie. 

Loyal,  e,  a,  loyal,  honest,  fair, 
true,  upright.  [rully, 

Loyaleincut,  ad.  loyally,  faith- 

Lojauté,  sf.  loyally,  fldolityi 

Loyer,  im.  renl,  bire. 

Lulicrne,  sf.  leopardess. 

Lubîc,  sf.  whim. 

Luliricilc,  sf.  lubric.ity. 

Lubrifier,  va.  to  lubiicate. 

Lubrique,  a.  lubric. 

Lnbriqucuient,  ad.  lecherouslj. 

Lucarne,  sf.  dormer-window. 

Lucide,  a.  lucid, 

Lucidouicut,  ad.  lucidely. 

Lucidité,  sf.  lucidily. 

Lucratif,  ve,  a.  lucrative,  pro- 
fitable. 

Lucrativcmcnt.  ad.  lucratively. 

Lucre,  sm.  lucre,  gain. 

Luette,  sf,  uvula. 

Lueur,  sf.  light,  glimmeri 

Lugubre,  a.  —  brious. 

Lugubrement,  nd.lugubriously. 

Lui,  i)ro,  he,  bim,  ber,  to  him, 
to  ber. 

—  même,  himself,  ilself. 
Luire,  t)u.  to  gliller,gleam,?hinei 
Luisaut,e,  a.  sbining,  glisfering. 
— ,  sm.  gloss  brigbtness. 
Luisante,  sf.  sbining  star. 
Lumbago,  sm.  lumbago. 
Lumière,  s/,  light,   touch-hole, 

(of  a  gun),  knowledge,  insight 

hint. 
Lumignon,  sm.  snuif,  wick. 
Luminaire,  syit.  luminary,ligbti 
Lumineux,  se,  a.  — ous. 
Lunaire,  a.  lunar,  luoary. 
— ,  sf,  moon-wort. 
Lunaison,  sf,  lunation. 
Lunatique,  a.  S.  moon-eyed,  In* 
Lundi,  sm.  Monday-         [natic. 
Lune,  sf,  moon. 

—  rousse,  April-moon. 

—  do  miel,  honey-moon. 
Clair  de  — ,  moon-ligbt. 

Lunette,  sf,  Ibe  scat  ol'  waler- 
clo.set,  spy  glass ,  télescope; 
perîpective-giass. 

— ,  pi.  spectacles  blinkers. 

Luucttier,s))7.  spcclaclc-raaker> 

Luui-solairct  a.  lunisolar. 


MAC 

I.uniile,  sf.  lunula. 
I,ii|iiii,  sf.  lupine,  [fellow, 

Lui'oii,   sm.  jolly  dog,  resolutci 
Luronne,  sf.  buxom  dame^ 
Lustral,  e,  a.  lustral. 
Luslrntion,  sf.  luslration. 
LusSre,  sm.  lustre,  gloss,  foil. 
Lustre?,  va.  to  glops;  glaze. 
Lustrcur.  sm.  silk-dresser. 
lustrine,  sf.  lustrine,  lustring. 
Lut,  sm.  iute. 

Lutaiion,  sf.  —  tion,  Inting. 
Luter,  va.  to  Iute. 
Luth,  sm.  Iute,  lyrei  [nism. 

Liithéranisnic,    sm.    Luthera- 
Lulticrieu,  ne,  s.  Lutherau 
Luthier,  sm.  lute-maker. 
Lutin,  sm.  goblin;  spirit,  imp. 
Luliner,  va.  toplague;  tormeni; 

tease. 
Lutrin,  sm.  reading-desk. 


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Lutte,  sf.  wresling,  struggle. 

Lutter,  vn.  to  wresil^,  struggle. 

Lutteur,  s»i.  wresller. 

Luxation,  sf.  luxation,  disloca- 
tion, [dor,  profusion. 

Luxe,  sm.  luxury,  pomp,  splen- 

Luxer,  l'a.  to  luxato;  dislocale. 

Ltixiseux,  se,  a.  iuxurious,  ricii. 

Luxure,  sf,  lust,  lecbery. 

Luxuriance,  s/. —  auce,  exu. 
berance. 

Luxurieui,  se,fi.lecherons,,'ew. 

Luzerne,  sf.  lucerne. 

Luzcrnîcre,  sf.  luceme-field. 

Lycée,  sm.  lyceum. 

Lycéen,  s.  collegian. 

Lymphatique,  a.  lymphatU. 

Lymphe,  sm.  lyrapb. 

Liinx,  sm.  lynx. 

Lyre,  sf,  lyre. 

Lyriiiue,  a.  lyrio,  lyrlcal. 


M 


Ma.7)7'o.^  my.  [road. 

lUarutlani,    sm.    macadamised 
niacnclamiser,  va.  to   macada- 
Slxkcaron,  sm.  macaroon.  [mizc. 
Macaroni,  sm.  macaroni. 
Macaronique,  a.  macaronic. 
aiacédoiue,  sf.  medly,    hodge- 

podge.  [Ëcalion. 

Uacératiou,  sf.  —  tion,  morti- 
Slacérer,  va.  to  macerate,  mor- 

ti/-y. 

Se—,  vr.to  mortiTy  one's  self. 
Mâche,  sf.  corn-sallad. 
Mùchecoulis,S}>i.niacbilolation. 
lilârhelîèrc,  grinder;  molar. 
idârhcr,  va.  te  cbew,  masticalo; 

cbamp  (tbe  bit). 
Mâclieur,  se,  S.  cbewer,  ealer. 
Machiavélisme,  sni,   Macbia- 

■velism. 
Machinal,  e,  a.  mecbanical. 
Machinaleuieul,    ad.    mecba- 

nically. 
BSachiuateur,  $m.  plotter. 
Machination,  sf.  —  tion,  plot. 
Machine,  sf.   macbiue,  artifice, 

plot. 
—  électrû]ue,eiectncsl  machine. 


nSachîiie   pneumatique  ,  air- 

pump. 
—  à  x-apeur,  sleam-engine. 
niachiner,ua.to  plot;  machinale. 
Machiniste,  sm.  machinist. 
Mâchoire,  s/',  jaw,  jow-bone. 
— ,  ;)/.  chops. 

Mâchonner,  va.    to    mumble; 
Màchiirer,ra.to  maclile.[munch. 
IMucis,  sm.  mace. 
Muf  on,  sm.  ma;on,  bricklayer. 
niasonnage,  sm.  masonry. 
Maçonner,  va.    to    build   with 

slono  ;  bungle.  [son'swork. 

Maçonnerie,  sf.  masonry,  ma- 
Macque,  sf.  tewing-beetle. 
Macreuse,  sf.  scoter. 
Mucul.-itiou,s/.  maculation, 
Maculaturc,  sf.  macled  sbeete. 
Macule,  sf.  spot,  stain. 
Maculer,  va.  to  mackle. 
— ,  vn.  to  set  off.  [lady. 

M.ii1ame,  sf.  madam,  mistress, 
Mailenioiselle,  sf.  raiss. 
Muilré,  e,  a.  spotted,  sly. 
Mn<l répore,  sm.  madrepora. 
Madrier,  sm.  plank  (of  Ihimber. 
Madrigal,  im.  madrigal. 


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Hacstral,  im.  tbe   north-vest 

■wind. 
niafOé,  e,  n.  clubbj-cheeked. 
Blagasiii,  sm.  {magazine,  store- 

houSB,  «arehouse. 
Bîa^asliiagc,  sm.  warehouf^ÎD^. 
Slagasiuicr,     sm.     warehouse; 
Slagc,  sm.  mage.  [store. 

Slagicieu,  S))!.  magiciaD. 
Single,  sf.  magie. 
Magique,  a.  magie. 
Alagisme,  sm.  magioBÎsm. 
Slagislci-,    sm.  village  school- 

master. 
Magistère,    sf.   magîslery. 
Magistral,  e,    a.    magislerial, 
principal.  [rially. 

Magistralement,  ad.  magiste- 
Magistrat,  sm.  a  magistrale. 
Magistrature,  sf.  magistracy. 
Magnanime,  a.  magnanimous. 
Magnaniuiemeut,  ad.  magna- 
nimous!y.  [ty. 

Magitanimité,  sf.  raagnanïmi- 
Maguésie,  sf.  magnesia. 
Magi>étic|iic,  a.  magnetic. 
Magiiéiiqueuieut,  ad.  magne- 

tically. 
Magnétiser,  va.  to  magnelize. 
Magnétiseur,  sm.  magnetizer. 
Magnciismc,  S17!.  magnetism. 
Maguideeuce,    sf,     —    cence, 

splendor. 
Magnifique,  a.  magnificent. 
Maguillqueiueut,  ad.  raagniS- 
Maguoiicr,  s/".magno!ia.[cent!y. 
Siagot,    sm.    grolesque    figure, 

hoard;  ape  ;  booby 
Mahoniélau,  ne,  a. S.  Mabome- 
tan.  [tanism. 

Maliomctismc,    sm.   mabome- 
Mai,  sm.  May,  may-pole. 
Maigre,  a  meagre,  iean,  tbÎD. 
— ,  sm. Iean,abstinenee  from  méat. 
Jour  — ,  fisb  day. 
Faire  — ,  to  abstainfrom  méat. 
Maigrelet,  te,  a.  spare,  rather 

thin. 
Maigrement,  ad.  poorly,  badly* 
Maigret,  te,  (X.  ratber  Iean. 
Maigreur,   sf.    leanness,    mea- 
greness.  [away. 

Maigrir,  vn,  to  grow  leaa;  l'ail 


Mail,  sm.  mail.  [oys,  link. 

Xluille,  sf.  mcsh,  stitc,  ia  tbe 
I^Iailler,  u.  to  liammer;beat  lea- 
>llail!el.  sm.  mailet.  [Iher. 

.tiaillocho,  sf.  beelle. 
M:iillot,  s)(i.    swadd  iar-clothes. 
M.tiii,  sf.   hand,  wrilin;,',  power, 

bandle,  clasper,  tiick  at  cardSi 

paw. 

Coup  de  —,  bold  stroke. 

En  venir  aux  — ,  to  coma  M 
blows. 

Donner  la— ,  to  faveur,  assist. 

—  forte,  assistance. 

Faire  —  liasse,  to  put  tO  tha 

—  ciiaiide.s/.  hotcockies.[5WOrdi 

—  <raiuvrc,  making. 

—  levée,  sf.  replevjj. 

—  morte,  s/'.  raorlmàin4 
Maint,  e,  a.  many. 
Maintenant,  ad.   now,   at   tbis 

lime.  [support;  keep. 

Maintenir,    va.     to    maintain  ; 

Se—,  l'î*.  10 maintain  ono'sself; 
keep  up. 
Maintenue,  sf.  maintenance. 
Maintes  fois.  ad.  many  a  time. 
Maintien,    sm.     maintenance, 

counlenance,  carriage. 
Maire,  s)ï7.  mayor. 
Mairie,  sf.  mayor.s  ofSees. 
Saaï9,  sm.  Turkey  corn. 
Mais,  c.  bu(,  bowever,  neverlho- 

less.  [mily. 

Miiison,  sf.    bouse,    home,   fa- 

—  de  comusei-cc,  fîrm. 

—  de  santé,  private  infirraary. 
Petites  — ,  bediam. 

Faire  —  nette,    to  discbarge 
ail  one's  servants. 
Maisonnette,  sf.  small  bouse. 
Maître,  sm.  master,  teacber,  ow» 

En  —,  autborilatively.      [nor. 
— ,  a.  (ma..),  master,  main. 

—  autel,  higU  allar. 

—  d'^éeolo,  Pcboolmaster. 

—  crbûtel,  steward. 

Petit  — ,  sm.  fop,  coxomb. 
Maîtresse,    sf.    Mistress,   land* 
lady. 

—  ancre,  (ma),  shcel-anchor. 

—  femme,  élever  woraaii.[pony. 
,  Maîtrise,  sf.  Treedom  of  a  corn- 


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Hntlriser,  va.  lo  domineer,  sub- 
BIi>jc>>tc,  »/■, —  tj,  dignilï.  [due 
ni.-).iosiiicii8cmcut,  (/(/.  —  lical- 
]Unj<'*<<diieiix,  se,rt.  majestic.[Iy. 
Bliijoiii'.  c.  a.  of  âge,  grealer, 

supcrior.  [g'?m, 

Mnjriire,  sf.  major  of  a  sjllo- 
Blojor,  sm.  mojor. 

Eîat  —,  slaff' officers. 

Sergent — ,  sergeant  major. 
Blujoi'iit,  sm.  cslate  in  tail. 
Blnjui'doiue,  sm.  major-domo. 
]U:ijoi'ité,  sf.  majorily. 
Majuscule,  sf.  capilal  lelter. 
Mal.  sm.  ill,  eviljmisthier,  pain, 

aclic,  sore. 

—  avêsé,  e,  a.  imprudent. 

—  Ijâii,  c,  a.  ill,  —  fliaped. 

—  caduc,  falling-sickness. 

—  d'aventure,  whillow. 
■—  de  dents,  toolh-ache. 

—  d'ciifaui», pains  of  childbirlh. 

—  de  goigc,  sore-lhroat. 

—  de  mer,  sea-sicimess. 

—  de  tète,  head-ache. 

—  d*\eiix,  sore  eyes, 
— ,  ad.  ill,  nol  well. 
IHnlackiic,  sf.  malacbite. 
Malade,  a.  sicli,  ill. 

— ,  s.  patient  [malady. 

Maladie,  sf.   disease,    sickness, 
Mal:i<Iir, le,  a.  sicklj. 
Maladrerie,  s/,  leper-house. 
Maladresse,  sf.   unskilfulness. 
Mahtdroit,  e,  a.  auk\Nard. 
— ,  e,  s.  awkward  person. 
Maladroitcineut,  ad.  awknar- 

dlj.  [Lie. 

Malaise,  sm.  uneasiness,  trou- 
Malaisé,  e,  a.  difficult,  uneasy, 

needy.  [culty. 

Maluisément,  ad.  ViMh  difû- 
Malaudres.  sf.  }>l.  malanders. 
Mataiidrcux,  se,  a  fuli  of  dead 

knols. 
Ma  l-à-propos,  unseasonably. 
Mâlc,$)i!.  maie. 
— ,  a.  male,manly,  vogorous. 
Maiebêle,  sf.  dangerous pcrson. 
Malédiction,    sf.    malediciion, 
Maléfice,  sm.  Eorcery.      [curse. 
UaléOque,  a.  malign. 
Maleucontrc,  sf,  misbap. 


MM]cncontFeux,8e,a.  unluclcy. 
Maleii'.endu,    sm.    misunders- 

Malepeale  !  int.   plaguB    on  it. 
Malfiiire,  i'7î.   to  do  ill. 
Malfaisant,  e,  a.  nOxioUS,    ma- 

IcTolent, 
Mnlfait,  e,  a.  ill  shaped. 
Malfaiteur,  sm.  malefactor. 
Malfnuié,  c,  ((.  ill  famé,    ['villy. 
Malgracieusemont,  ad.  unci- 
saali^ré,  ]ir.   in   spite    of,   noî 

uiihslanding. 
Slalliabilc,  a.  unskilful. 
Malbeiir,    sm.    misfortune,    ill- 

luck,  disaster,  calamily. 
Malheur  !  int.  woe  I  [pily. 

Mallleurcuscuicilt,  ad.  unbap- 
Malliciircux,    se,    S.    unfortu- 

nate  fellûw,  wretch. 
— ,  o.  unbappy,   uniucky,   pitiful, 
Malliuunête,  a.    rude,  uncivil, 
dislionesl.  [nestly. 

ItSallionnêlenient  ,    ad.    disbo* 
Mallioiinêteté,    sf.    inciviiity," 

dislione^ly. 
Malice,  sf.  malice,  wanton  trick. 
Malicieusement,     ad.      mali- 
cioiisly.  [cbîe\cus. 

malicieux,  se,  a. —  cious,  mis- 
i\Eali};iienient,  ad.  maliciously. 

Malignité, s/',  malignily,  malice. 

Malin,  igue,  a.  malicious,  mis- 
cliievous. 

Maline,  sf.  (ma.)  spring-tide. 

Maliiie,  sf.  mecblin. 

Malingre,  d.  sickly,  ailing. 

Malintentionné,   c,    a.  ill-diS* 
poscd. 

Malle,  sf.  mail,  trunk,  box. 

Malléabilité,  sf.  malleableness. 

Malléable,»,  malléable,  ductile. 

Slalléole,  sf.  ankle-bons. 

Mallcticr.  s)n.  Irunk-mater. 

Malette.s/.  liltle  trunk. 

Malmener,  va.  lo  maltreat. 

Malotru,  e,  a.  awkward.  [nasty. 

Malpropre,  a.    slo\enly,   dirty. 

Malproprement,  ad.  slovenly. 

Malpropreté,    if.  slo^enliuess, 
diriiness.  [le^cme. 

Malsain,   e,    a.    sickly,  iin\\ho- 

Malséant,  e;  a.  unbecoming. 


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Hait,  sm.  malt.  [rln?' 

Sïaltôlc,  s/',  exorlion,  tax-gathe- 
Illallûtier,  sm.  ta\-galherer,  ex- 

tortioner. 
Blallraiter,  va.  (o  maltreat. 
MaWcillauce,  sf.  male^olence 

ill-will. 
MalTcillant,  sm.  maleToIcnt. 
SlalTcrsatioii,  s/',  malversation 
Hlalverser,  vn.  to  embezzle. 
nialtoisie,  i/.  Malmsey. 
AlaHuaii,  sf.  mamma. 
lUamclie,  sf.  breast,  bag. 
SIanielon,s»i.  nipple. 
lUainelii.  e,  a.  full-breasted. 
Illaininircrv,;7.  S.  mammiferous, 
nianaiii^  ,s})i.  cio^vD,  [paps. 

lUanccuillïcr,  sm.  manchîDeel- 

tree. 
Naiic-hc,  sm.  handle,  haft,  heWe. 
Blauclicrons,    sm.  pU   plougll' 

handie. 
Slaiirhette,  sf.  ruflle. 
niituelion,  sm.  muff.  [pied. 

Klaucliot,  c,  a.  one-handed;  crip- 
niaiidiirin,  6))i,  mandarin. 
mandat,    sm.    mandate,  order, 
chèque,  draft.  [proxy. 

Uaudataire,     sf.      mandalary, 
Uaudemeut,  sm,  mandate;  or- 
der. [write  to. 
Mander,  r^.to  apprise;  send  for; 

Blaudiliiilc,  s/',  mandible. 

Mandoline,  sf.  mandoline. 

Mandragore,  sf.  mandrake* 

Mandrill,  sm.  mandrill. 

Mandrin,  sm.  mandrel. 

Manège,    sm.    manège,  riding- 
bouse,  horsem.mship. 

Mâues,  sm.  pi.  mauc-,  .î,:'''^. 

Manganèse,  sf.  manganèse. 

ASangcalilo,  a.  eatable. 

Mangeaille,   sf.    Tood;  victuals. 

Mangeoire,  sf.  manger. 

Manger,  u.  to  eat,feed, consume. 

—,  sm.  food,  me.it. 

Mangeur,  se,  s.  eater. 

Manguier,  sm.  mango-tree. 

Maniable,  <i.   maniable,  worka- 
blc,  manageable. 

nianiiKiue,  a.  sm,  maniac. 

Manichéen,  ne,  a.  S.  —  chean. 

Manie,  sf.  mania,  aiadncss. 


Maniement,  sm.  handliog,  ma- 
nagement. 

Manier,  va.  to  handie;  manage. 

Manière,  s/,  manncr,  way;  me- 
thod. 

— ,pl.  good-breeding;  deporlment. 
Ile— que,  so  tli.lî. 

Mnnicré,e,f!.airccled,mannered. 

Manieur,  s>n.  Iiandier. 

Manifestation,  sf.  —  tion. 

Manifeste,  a.  manifest,  évident. 

— .  S)»,  manifesto. 

Manifestement,  ad.  manîfeslly. 

Manifester,    va,    to    raanifest; 
évince;  display. 
Se—,  vr.  tomanifest  one'sself. 

Manigance,  sf.  sly  dealing. 

M.inisiancer,  va.    to  flot;   ma- 

M.tiliiic,  sf.  anklel.        [nœuvre. 

Manioc,  sm.  nianihot. 

Manipulation,  {/.manipulation. 

Manipuler,    va.   to  mauipulate. 

Maniffiie,  sj.  hand-Iealher, 

Mauiveuu,  sm.  wicker  mat. 

Manivelle,  sf.  winch,  crank. 

Manne,  sf.  mauna,  liât. 

Mannequin,  sm,  haniper,  man- 
nikin.  [hamper. 

Maunette,      sf.     long     basket; 

Manœuvre,  »m.  mason's  labou- 
rer, [lulion. 

— ,  sf.  manœuvre,    conduct,  evo- 

—,pl.  (ma.)  rigging. 

Manœuvrer,  va.  (ma.)  to  ma- 
nœuvre; work  a  ship. 

Manœuvrier,  S7n.  clever  ofËCer. 

Manoir,  sf  manor,  domain. 

Mauouvrior,  sm.  workman. 

Manque,  sm.  want,   deficiency; 

—  '■•■,  :;--'.  for  want  oT.        [miss. 
Maiïqiicmcnl,      sm.       failure, 

breach. 
Manquer,  V.  to  miss;  losc,  fail, 
turn  bankrupt,  need,  bave  need 
of,  commit  a  fault,   offend,  *  do 
amiss,  want,  lack,  •  be  missing. 

—  de,  lo  want. 

l,a— belle,  to  escape. 
Mansarde,  sf,  garret. 
Mansuétude,  sf.  mansuétude. 
Mante,  sf.  mantle. 
Man:eau,$i?i.cloak,text,msntIe. 
Mantelet,  sm,  mantlet,  mantle. 


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MAR 


HniXille,  sf.  mantilla. 

Bf  auture,  sf,  lieavy  sea. 

Sliinucl,  le,  a.  sm.  manuali 

Uanueilemeut,   ad.  manuall;. 

lUaniiraclure,  sf.  —  ture;   fac- 
tory.  [lure. 

nSauiiracturer,  v^.  to  manufac- 

Slanufacturicr,  S7tl.   manufac- 
turer. 

SfiaiiEiiuission,  sf.  —  sion. 

Haniisrrit,  sm.  manuscript. 

iUaiiiiteiition,  sf.  maDagement. 

BSappemoude,   sf.    map  of  tbe 
world. 

Haquerean,  sm.  mackerel. 

—,  pi.  spots  in  Ihe  legs. 

■faquerellage ,    sm.    pimping. 

Uacgtici'elle,  sf.  procuress,  paa- 

Maquignoo.  sm.  jockey,     [der. 

BIat|iiiguoiiuage,    sm,    borsc- 
dealing. 

Uaquignoniier,  va.  to   job. 

Haqiiiileur,  sm.  mackarel-boat. 

Uaraboii,  sm.  marabou.      [ner. 

Uaraiclier,  sm.    markel-garde- 

Uarais,   sm.   marsb,  bog,  mar- 
ket-garden. 

—    salans,  salt-marsh.       [lion. 

Uarasnie,  s?n. —  mus,cûnsump- 

Slaras<|uiu,  S7n.  marascbino. 

Slai-âtre,  sf.   barbarou?  motber. 

Maraud,  c,  s.  rascal,  jade. 

Uarauder,  vn.  to  maraude. 

maraudeur,  si)!,  marauder. 

Uarbre,  sm,  marble. 

Marbrer,  va.  to  marble. 

Marbrerie,  sf.  marble-culling. 

Uarbreur,  sm,  marbler. 

Marbrier,  sm.   marble-cutter. 

Marbrière,  sf.  marble-quarry. 
Marbrure,  sf.  marbling. 
Marc,  sm.   mark    (old  weight  of 
8  ounces);  grcunds    (of  coffee). 
Marcassiu,  sm.  young  wild  boar. 
Marrassile,  sf.  niarcasile. 
Marrliand,    e,    <!      mercantile, 

mercbantable. 
— ,  e,  s.  merchant,  dealer,  buyer, 
purcbaser. 

—  en  délnil,  relail  dealer. 

—  en  ^ro8,  \\hoiesaIe  dealer. 
Harciiander,    va.  lo    cheapen, 

baggle  forj  cbaCfer. 


Marchandeur,  se,  s.    haggier. 
.Marchandise,  sf.  merchnndisc, 

goods,  wares.  [f-^y;  stop. 

Marche,  sf.   march,   way,  jour- 
Marché,  sm.  market,  bargain. 

Don  —,  cheapness. 

A  bon  —  cbeaply. 

Par    dessus  le  — •    info    tb( 
bargain.  [board. 

Marchepied,  sm. footflool,  foot 
— ,  (ma.),  foot-rope  of  a  yard. 
Marcher,  sm,  gait,  walk. 
— ,  rn,   to   go;    walk,    march,' 

tread;  (ma.)  to  sail. 
Marcheur,  «e,  S.  walker. 
Marcotte,  sf.  layer. 
Marcotter,  va.  to  layer. 
Mardi,  stn.  Tuesday. 

—  gras,  Sbrove-Tuesday. 
Mi'.re,  sf.  pond,  pool. 
Marécage,  S)}t,  marsb,  swamp. 
Marécageux,    se,    a.    marsby, 

Ewampy. 
Maréchal,  sm.  farrier,  marshal. 

—  de  logis,  quarler-master. 

—  ferrant,  shœing-fmilh. 
Maréchalerie,  sf.  farriery. 
Maréchaussée,  sf.  marshalses* 
Marée,  sf.  tide,  fresh  seafisb. 

Basse  —,  low-water. 

Haute  — ,  higb-water. 

<^randc  — ,  spring  tide. 
Mareyeur,  sm.  fish-lranter. 
Marge, s/*,  margtn,  time,  means. 
Marger,  un.  to  regulate  tbe  mar- 

gin  of  a  sheet. 
Margelle,  sf.  curb-stone. 
Marginal,  c,  a.  marginal. 
Margot,  sf.  magpie,  possip. 
Margouillis.  stn.  piiddle;  mess. 
Margrave,  sm.  margrave. 
Margraviat,  sîïi.    margrariato. 
Marguerite,  sf.  daisy. 
Marguillicr, si?i.  churchwarden.- 
Mari,  sm.  husband,  spouse. 
Mariable.  a.  mnrriageable. 
Mariage, sm.  niarriage,  wedding) 

match. 
Marié,  e,  s.  bridegroom,  bridCi 
Marie-graillon,  sf.  slut. 
—  salope,  sf.  murd-barge. 
Marier,  t'£.  to  marry  ;  la  mttch, 

uuile. 


MAR 


185 


MAS 


Se  uiai-ier,  vr.  to  g«t  married; 
njarry,  blend. 
niarieiir,  se,  5,  match-maker. 
Marin,  s)7i.  seaman,  mariner. 
— ,  c,  «.  marine. 
lUai-iuade,  sf.  picliled  méat. 
Hlai'îiie,   sf.     navy,    navigation, 

maiine,  sea-piece. 
Mariuei-,  va.  lo  marinale;  pickle. 
lHariitgoin,  sm.  a  musquitOi 
JUiiu'iuicr,  sm,   mariner,  barge- 
Alariuuuette,  sf.  puppet.  [man. 
lUuriluI,  e,  n,  marital. 
IBIarituleincut,  ad,  maritally* 
niai-ïliiiic,  a.  maritime. 
Marivaudage,  sm.  o\er-refine- 

ment. 
Marjolaine,  sf.  marjorami 
Marinaiile,  sf.  brals,  clildren. 
Marmelade,  sf.  marmalade. 
Marmite.i/.porridge-pol;  boiler. 
MarniitoBi,  sm.  sculiion. 
Marmoiincr,  v.  to  mumble. 
Marmot, s>n.  marnioset,  litle-boy. 
Marniottage,  sm.  mumljlip^^ 
Marmotte  sf.  marmot,litlle  girl. 
Marmotter,  m.  to  mutler. 
Marmotteiir,  se, S.  m'rmbler. 
Marmouset,  sm.  monkey,  ape. 
Marne,    sf.    mari. 
Marner,  va.  to  mari. 
Maruicre,  sf.  marl-pit. 
Blaroquin,  sm.  moroCCO. 
MaroqEiiuer,    va.    to     morocco 

leaUier,  etc.  [trade. 

Maroqtiinci'îe,  sf.  morocco- 
IlEai-oqiiinier,  S>n,  morocco- 
Maroliqae,  a.  —  tic,  [dresser. 
Marotte, s/',  fool's  bawble,  hûblij. 
Maroufle,  sm.  scoiindrel. 
Marque,  sf.   mark,  token,  note, 

proof,  sign,  distinction. 
Marquer,    va.  to  mark;  dénote, 

indicate,   show,  to  sbew    mar/t 

(as  the  liorses).  [inlay. 

Marqueter,  va,  lospot;  speckle, 
Marqueterie,    sf.     marquetry, 

inlaid  work. 
Marqueteur,  silt.    inlayer. 
Marquette, s;',  cake  of  bées  wax. 
Marqueur,  se,  s.  marker. 
Marquis,  sm.  marquis. 
Blarquiïat,  sm.  marquisate. 


Marquise,  sf.  marchioness. 
SSurraiiic,  sj.  god-molber. 
Miiri'i.  e,  ((.  porry,  grieved» 
Mari-on,.'vî». cbesnut;  a runawaj 

slave;  a  curl  of  bair. 
— ,  a.  marroon. 

—  d'iutic,  borfe-chesnut.  [troe. 
niarroiinier,  s}»i.  sweetcbesnut- 
Marouuer,  va.   to    arrange   in 

grcat  curis. 
— ,  vn.  to  interlope;  mufter. 
Marrube,  sm.  horehound. 
Mars,  sm.  Mardi,  Mars. 
MarsouiBi,5j}7.  porpoise,  seahog 
Marteau,  S)».  Iiammer,  knocker. 
Martelage,  sm.   marking  trees. 
Marteler,  va.  lo  bammer;   tor- 

ment. 
Martcleur,   sm.  hamraer-man. 
Martial,  e,  a.  martial,  war  like, 
brave.  [fisher 

Martin-pêclieur,  S))!,  king- 
Martinct,  sm.    flat    candlestic, 

ill-hammer;  tr.artin. 
Itrariingale,  S/',  martingal. 
Martre,  sf.  marlen. 
Martjf,  e,  s.  martyr. 
Martyre,  sm.  martyrdcnj. 
Martyriser,   va.  to  martyriie; 

torture,  forment. 
Martyrologe,  sm. martirology. 
Mascarade,  sf.  masquerade. 
»Ja8caret,s»!.(ma.)l'ar  ofariver 
Kiiascaron,  sm.  mask. 
Masculin,  e,  a.  masculine. 
Masculinité,  s/'.masculineness. 
Masque,  sm.  mask,  masker. 
—  ,  sf.  ug!y  female,  hagwitch. 
Masqué, e, a.  masked, disguised, 
Masquer,   va.  to    mask;    cloak, 

bide. 
— ,  ma.  to  back,  lay  aback. 

Se — ,  vr.  to  mask  one's  self. 

Massacrant,  c,    a.    cross;   un- 

bearable.    [ter,  butchery,  bead. 

Massacre,  S)?i.  massacre,  slaugh- 

Massacrer,   va.    to    massacre, 

slaugliter,  bungle. 
Massacreur,  sm.  rfiassacrer. 
Massage,  sm.  sbampooing. 
Masse,    sf.    mass,    luni*p,  beap, 

bulk,  stock,  mallet,  mace. 
Massepain,  sm.  marclipana. 


MAT 


186 


MEC 


masser,  l'ii.  to  group;  shatnpoo. 
Massicot,  sm.  massicot. 
niassii-r,  sm.  maco-bearer. 
Massif,  «/■.  pier,  pile,  clump. 
— ,  ve,  a.  maffy,  liia\7,  bulky, 
Massivviuciii',  ad.  massiyelj. 
Massue,  sf.  club. 
Mastic,  sm.  ma=lic,  cernent. 
Masticniioii,  sf.  maslication. 
Hasiicutoirc,  sm.  masticitory. 
Hasiigtiiloiir,  sm.  maslicador. 
Mastiquer,  va.  to  cernent. 
Uasure,    sf.  ruins  of  a  housC) 

decayed  house. 
Mât,  sm.  (ma.)  mast,  staffi 

Ecbcc  et—,  check-mate. 
Hat,  te.  n.  unpolishpd  ,  dull. 
Matadure,  s?»,  matadore. 
Mâtagc,  sm.  (ma.)  masling. 
Matamore,    sm,     large     filoe, 

hecfor,  bujiv. 
Maiclns,  sîii.matlress,  padding. 
Matelasser,  va.  lo    slulT;  pad; 

line.  [ker. 

Matelassier,  sm.  mattress-ma- 
Matelot,  sm.  (ma.)  sailor,  sea- 

man. 
Maiolotage.    sm.  searaan'ship. 
Matelote,  sf.  sailor's  dance;  ma- 
telote, [morlify. 
Muter,  in.  to  check-mate,  mate; 
Mâlcr,  la.  (ma.)  lo  mafl. 
Mâicreau,  sjji.(ma.)  small  mast. 
Matérialisme,;»!,  materialism. 
Matérialiste,   sm.    materialisl. 
Matérialité,  s/,  materiality. 
Matériaux, s»!. }]I.  materials. 
Matériel,  le,  a.  material,  subs- 

tanlial,  gross;  coarse. 
Bîntérielleniciit,n(?.materially. 
Maternel,  le,  a.  maternai. 
Matei'aielletucut,a(i.  molberly. 
maternité,  s/,    maternily  ,  mo- 

tbcrhnod. 
Hâtetir,  sm.  (ma.)  mast-maker. 
Matliéiuaticien,  sni.  matbema- 

tician.  [cal. 

Matliéuiatïque,   a.  matbemali- 
Mathéiiiatîquciucut,    ad.     — 

caity.  [matics. 

niatliéiaiatiques,  sf.  pi.  mathe- 
Matière,  sf.  matter,  si:l)Stancei 

subject,  cause. 


Matin,  sm.  ad.   morning,  fore- 
lUâtin,sm.  masIifT;  cur.     [noon. 
Matinal,   e,    a.  morning,  early. 
Matinée,  sf.  forenoon,  inorninir. 
Taatiucs,  sf.  pi.  malins. 
Slatineux,  se,  a.  early. 
Matir,  lYi.  tofrosl;  deaden  (gold). 
Matois,  e,(i.  s.  cunning,Eharper. 
Matou,  sm.  tom-cat. 
Mutras,  sm.  matrass.        [caria, 
Itlatrieaire,  sf.  feïerfew;  malrl» 
Matrice,  sf.  matrix,  womb. 
Matricide,  s.  matricide. 
Mati'irulaire,  sm.  —   late. 
Matricule,  sf.  matriculation. 
Matriuiouial,  le,  a.  —  niai. 
Matrone,  sf.  matron. 
Maturation,  s/',  maturation. 
Mâture,  sf.  ma-ting,  ma-I?. 
Maturité..':/',  malurily,  ripcne3Se 
Matutiiial.  e,  a.  matulina'. 
Maudire,  va.  to  curse. 
Maudit,  e,  a.  s.  cursed. 
Maugréer,  vn.  to  curso;    fun-.«« 
Mausolée,  sm.  maupolenm 
Maussade,  a.  sulky;  .=ont-.  dull, 
Maussiideuient,  «rf.full.i  y. 
Maussaderic,  sf.  sulkilii--. 
Maurois,    e.    a.    bad,  evil,ili, 

hurirul,  cruel,  dangerous. 
—,  ad.  bad  ill 
— ,  sm.  bad. 
Mauve,  sf.  mallow. 
Mauviette,  sf.  lark. 
Mauvis,sm.  mavis.  [lary. 

Ma.\illiairc,  a.  maxillar,  maxil- 
Maxime,  sf.  maxim. 
Maxiuiunr- sm.  maximum. 
Mazette,   sf.    poor  hack,     dull- 
Me,  pro.  me,  to  me.  [head. 

—  voici,  herc  I  am. 
Mécanicien,  svi-  mechanician. 
Mécanique,  sf.  mecbaniis. 

—  ,rt.  mechanical.  [cally. 
Méeaniqueuicut,  ad.  mecliar.i- 
Mécaniser,  lo.  to  renden    ma- 

chinii'al. 
Mécanisme,    sm,    mechanism. 
Mccbaniment,  ad.  wickodiy. 
Méchanceté ,    sf.    wickcdncss, 

depravity,  malice, perversencss. 
Méchant,    e,  a.    wicked,    bad> 

(altry,  pitifui,  miscbievous. 


MÉD 


187 


MËM 


Méchant,  s.  rcprobate. 

lUèche,   s/',  wick,  malqh,  tinder. 

Mt-clier, in.  lobiimslrine  a  cask, 

MûcoiBipte,    S7n,  misreckoning. 

Hi-coiiiiiiii,  s?)i.  mecouium. 

UécoHunissaljle,  a.  urecogni- 
zahlc. 

ftlécounaissaul,  e,  a.  tbanklcss. 

BléconiiaSti-o,  va.  lo  recognize; 
to  dissûwn,  lo  deny. 
Se—,  i')-.  lo  forgel  one's  self. 

Slécouiiii,  c,  a.  igiiored. 

Mécouicut,   e,   a.   dissatisfied, 
displeased,  maloconlent. 

Hécoiitciitc-iuent ,  sm.  discon- 
tent, dissalibfaclion.  [displease. 

nécoiitoiiter,  va,  to  discontenl, 

Bléei-caiit,  sm,    miscreant;  infi- 

Sléilaille,  sf.  medal.  [del. 

Blédainer,  sm.  cabinet  of  me- 
dals. 

Blédaillîste,   sm.    medallist. 

]IIi-(3ai)lon,  sm.  médaillon. 

BIcileciu,  sm.  plijsician. 

Méi!ocine,s/'.  naedecine,  physlc. 

SIédt-ciiicr,  va.  to  pbysic;  di  ug. 
Se—,  vr.  lo   doctor  one's  self. 

lUétliaiie,  5/'.  médian.  [p"^'"* 

Blédiauoche,  sf.  midnigbl-àup- 

Médïaiiic,  sf.  niediant. 

IHédial,  c,  a.  médiate. 

nicdiateiiieut,  ad.  medialely. 

Blcdiateiir,  trice,  sm.  media- 
tor,  mediatrix. 

Blcdiation,  sf.  médiation. 

Blcdical,  e,  n.  médical. 

lllcdicaiiieiit,5m.  —  ment. 

Mcdicaincntcr,  va.    tu  Joclnr. 

BlédicaïucMtciix,  se,  a*  medi- 
camenlal. 

Blétiicaiiou,  sf.  médication. 

Médicinal,  e,  a.  médicinal. 

BIcdiocre,    a.     middiing,   mo- 
derate. 

Mcdioci-cmcut,  ad.  middiingly. 

Mcdiocritc,  sf.  medioc.'itj;  mé- 
dium. 

Médire,   va.    to   speak   ill. 

Médisance, s/,  backljiling,  slan- 
der.  [-vUer,  slanderer. 

Médisant,  e,  a.  S.  backbiter,  re- 

Médilatif,  ie,  a.  —  liTe. 

Méditation,  sf,  —  tion. 


Méditer,  ts.  to  mcdltate;  thlnk 

ovei-, 
:>lédilcrranéc,    sf.    lilediterra- 
itjôdiiiBii.  sm.  médium,     [nean. 
:«lôfliil!aii'e,   a.    medular,    me- 

dullary.  [barir,. 

Slcfaire,  VU.   to  do  btII,  wrcng. 
Méfait,  sm.  misdeed.  [cloi;. 

IfléiSancc,    sf.    mhlrust,    suspi- 
S9élianl,  e,  a.  mistrusful,    sus- 

picinus. 
Blélicr  (se),  vr.  to  mistrust. 
Richarde,  sf.  inadvertancy. 

l'ai — ,  inadvertcntly. 
Slcgèrc,  sf.  slirew;  vixen. 
Klégïsseric,  sf,  tawing.       [ger. 
Mé^issBcr,  sm.   tawer;  fellmon- 
IMoilleur,  e,  a.  heller, 
IMéluneolie,  sf.  melancholy. 
Mélancolique,    a.  melancboW. 
Mélaiicoliciucment,    ad.     me» 

lancliolily.  [confusion. 

Mélange, sm.mlxlure,  mediey. 
Mélanger,  va.  to  mingle;  mix. 
Mélasse,  sf.  molasses. 
Mêlée,  s^.  figbt,  fray  scuffle. 
Mêler,    va.     to    mix;    mingle; 

blend;  sbuffle  (Iho  caiJs). 

Se  — de,  vr.   lo  underlake;  in» 

Icrfere,  meddie  \\ilb. 
Mélèze,  sm.  larch-liee. 
Mcliiot,  sm.  moiilot. 
Mélisse,  sf.  balm-mint. 
Mélodie,  s/',  melody.      [diously. 
Mélodieusement,     ad.     me!o° 
Mélodieux,  se,  a.  melodious. 
Mélodrame,  sin,  melodrama. 
Melon,  sm,  melon, 
Melonnière,  sf.  melon-bed. 
Membrane,  sf.  membrane. 
Membraneux,  se,    a.  memlira* 

nous.  [(ma.)  ril'. 

Membre,    sm,    member,    liiiib, 
Membre,  e,  a.   raembered,  lim, 

bod. 
Membru,  e,  a,    strong-limbed. 
Membrure,    s;..frarae;     (ma.> 

frame-limber. 
Même,  a.  same,  self,  itself. 

I,e— drap,  tbc  samcclolb. 

De—,  tbis,  so,thesame. 

A—,  able. 
i  Mëmemcut,  ad.  Iikewi;-e. 


MEN 


188 


MER 


Mémento,  sm.  raemenlo. 
Blénioîre,  sA  memory;   remem- 
^,  sm.  memoir,  noie,      [brance. 
— ,  pi,  m?mojrs. 
memoralile,  a,  mémorable. 
BIéiuoi'ableiiieut,a(/.  —  rably, 

mindful. 
Blémoratif,  Te,  a.  remembering. 
Méuiurial,  sm.  mémorial. 
lUeii.tçaiit,    e,     a.     menacing, 

threalening. 
Bteiiisce,  sf.  menace,  threat. 
BIciiacer,  va.  to  menace;  Ihrea- 

ten. 
ménage,    sm.    house  •  keeping, 

bouschold,  family. 
néuagemcnt,    sm,    considéra- 
tion, caution,  care. 
Uénagcr,   va.   to    manage;     to 

spare;  care;  economize.      [self. 

Se — ,  vr.  10  take  care  of  one's 
ménager^  e,   a.  saving,    econo- 
Ménagèi-e,  sf.  hou6e»ile.[mical. 
ménagerie,  sf.  menagery. 
BIcudiaut,    e,    a.  S.    begging, 

beg?ar.  [g'ng- 

aienilicité,  sf.  mendicily,  beg- 
Bleudier,    V,    to    bei'ginj,';    beg; 

implore.  iplol,  intrigue. 

Sleuée,  sf.  underhand,  dcalïng, 
Blener,  t;(i.   lo  lead;  drive;  con- 

duct;  introduce;  drive;  govorn; 

catlle  a  coach. 
Ménestrel,  s»!,  miostreli 
Ménétrier,  sm.  fiddier. 
Meneur,  sm.  leader,  driveri 
Meuin,  sm.  gentleman  usber. 
Méninge,  sf.  méninges. 
Menotte,  sf.  liltle  tiand, 
—,  pi.  handeulTs. 
Mensonge,  sm.  r\e,  faischood. 
Mensonger, o, a.  deceitful,ralse. 
Mensirue,  sm.  menstruum. 
Menstruel,  le,   a.  nienstruous. 
Mensuel,  le,  a.  monthly. 
Mensuellement,  ad.    montbiy. 
Mensurabic.  mensurable. 
Mental,  e,  a.  mental. 
Mentalement,  ad.  mentally, 
Menterie,  sf.  fib,  untruth. 
Menteur,  se,  a.  s.  lyng* 
Menfbe,  sf.  mint. 
HeutioU;^'^-  mentlOQ. 


ïïcntionner,  fa.  to  mention. 
Mentir,  vn.   (0  lie;  tell  storics; 
Menton,  Si?!,  chin.         [deceive. 
Meiitoniiière,  sf.  cbin-piece. 
.\Ieutor,  sm.  mentor,  guide. 
Menu,sm.  bill  of  Tare. 
Menu,  e,  a.  slender,  sn.all,  tbini 

—  plaisirs,  privj  purse.    ^ 

—  peuple,  moh.  *■ 
Meuuaille,  sf.  small  change. 
Menuet,  Sm.  minuet. 
Mciiuiser,  vn.  to  carpenter. 
Menuiserie,  s/',  joinery,  joinert 
Menuisier,  Sm.  joiner.    [work 
Méphitique,  a,  mephitic. 
Mt*pbitis,  sf.  mephitis. 
Mépbitisme,  sm.  mephitism. 
Méprendre    (se),    vr.    to   mic 

take.  [disdaiii 

Mépris,   sm.   contempl;   scorn, 
Méprisable,     a,     contemptible 

de5[iicable.  [tibly. 

Mépri^ablcment,  (T(Z.  contemp- 
Méprisant,  e,  a.  scornful. 
Méprise,  sf.  mistake,  blunder. 
Mépriser,  va.  to  contemn,  des- 
Mer,  sf.  sea.  [pise. 

Haute—,  highsea,  main. 
Mercantile,  a.  mercantile. 
Mercttntilement,      ad.      mer- 

chantly. 
Mercenaire,  a,  S.  —  nary. 
Mercenairement,    ad.   merce- 

narily.  [dashery. 

Mercerie,   sf.    mercery;  haber- 
Merci,  sf.  mercy,  pity. 

Dieu— ,  tliank  God.      [dasher. 
Mercier,  e,  S.  mercer,  a  haber- 
Mercredi,  sm.  Wednesday. 
Mercure,    sm.   Mercury,  quick- 

silver. 
.Mercuriale,   sf.  reprimand. 
Mcrcnriel,  le,  a.  mercurial. 
Merde,    sf.  turd,  dung,    excre» 
Mcrdcux,  «e,  a.  dirly.     [menls 
Mère,  sf.  mother,  dam. 
Méridien,  sm.  thcmeridian. 
Méridien,  ne,  (7.  meridian. 
Méridienne,  sf.  meridian  lint 
Méridional,  c,  a.  —  dional. 
Mérinos,  sm,  merino. 
Merise,  sf,  wildchorry. 
Merisier,  sm.    wild-cliorry-tree. 


MES 


189 


MET 


Mérlie,sm,inerit,  désert,  worlh. 
Xl<-riicr,  ua.todeserve;  procure. 
niéritoire,  a.  merilorious. 
IlSéritoircntent  ^     ad,     merîto- 
Iftfi-liiu,  sm.  whiling.     [riousij. 
Merle,  sm.  blaokbird. 
IMcrletlc,  sf.  martiet. 
Uci'liii,  sm.  a  kind  of  axe. 
—  (ma.)  marline. 
norliuer,  to  marr. 
Merluche, s/',  stockfishjhaddock. 
Mcrraiii,  sni.  small  timber. 
SIcrvuille,  wonder;  marvel 

A — ,  ad.  admirably  well. 
Slerveîlleuseiucut,   ad,    won- 

derfully.  [strange. 

aiervciliciix,  sm.  marvellous; 
— ,  se,  a.  marvellous,  wonJerl'ul, 
Mes, pro.  pi.  my.  [slrange 

MésalUauce,  disparagement. 
aiésallier,  l'a.    lo  misallv;   dis- 

parage. 

Se — ,  vr.  to  dégrade  one's  self. 
Mésange,  sf.  tom-til. 
Mcsavcnli*,  V.  to  succed  îll. 
Mésavcutiire,  sf.  mlscbance,  ill 

.success 
Mésantère,  sm.  raesenlery. 
Mc!scntcrÈf]eie,   a.    mescnterîc. 
Mcscstiuici',  va.  lo  sligbt;   de- 

preciate.  ]slaudinj. 

Mésniitelligeiice,  sf.  misunder- 
niosîutërpréler,   va.  to  misin- 

terpret. 
SlésoCTrir,  vn.  to  underbid. 
Mc9i|tiin,e,  a. s.  stingy,  sparing. 
Mesiiuiueuiesit,  ad.  stingily. 
Uesfiïiiuerief    sf.     stingiuess , 

avarice. 
Mcss.igc,  sm.  message,  errand. 
messager,  e,  s.  messengcr,  car- 
rier. 
Messagerie, s/.poEt-house,  stage- 

coach. 
Messe,  sf.  mass. 
Messéaiiee,  sf.  impropriety. 
Hessëaiit,  e,   a.    uûLecoming- 

improper. 
Messeoir,  vn.  to  be  unfilting. 
Messie,  sm.  Me«siah. 
Messior,  Sm.  field-keeper, 
Sïessâre,  sm.  sir,  master. 
Mcstre  de  caïap,  sm.  colonel 


Mesurable,  a.  mcasurable. 
Mesurage,    sm.    measurcmsnt, 

survey. 
Mesure,  sf.    measure,   time;    11» 

mit,  proporlion,  maître. 

A— que,  in  proportion  as. 
Mesuré,  c,  a.  circum^pect. 
Mesurer,  va.  to  measure;  com» 

pare,  consider;  proportion. 

Se— avec,  to  figbt. 
Mesureur,  sm.  measurer. 
Mésuser.uji.  to  raisuse. 
SSëlucarpe,  sm.  raetacarpus. 
Métairie,  sf.  farm-house. 
Métal,  sm.  mêlai. 
Métalepse,  sf.  melalepsis. 
Métallique,  a.  metallic. 
Métallisatiou,  sf.  —  zation. 
MétalKser,  va.  to  metallize. 
Métallurgie,  sf.  metallurgy. 
Métallurgiste,  sm.  —  gist. 
Métamorphose,    sf.    metamor- 

phoiis.  [morphose. 

Métamorphoser,  va.   to    meta» 
Métaphore,  sf.  metaplior. 
Métaphorique, n.  metaphorical. 
Métaphoriquement,      ad.    — 

plioncally. 
Métaphrase,  sf.  metaphrasîs. 
Métaphysicien,  sm.   melaphj- 

sician. 
Métaphysique,  sf.  metaphysics. 
—  ,  (!.  —  cal,  abstracted.      [cally. 
^Sétaph^siqnemcnt,  ad.  — si- 
Méiaslase,  sf.  raetastasis. 
Métatarse,  sm.  — SUS. 
Méialhcsc,  sf.  melathesis. 
Métayer,  e,  s.  farmer,  farmer's 
Méteil, s?H.  meslin,maslin.[\vife. 
Métempsycose,  sf.    metempsy- 
Météore,  sm.  meteor.     [chosis. 
Météorologie,  sf.  meteorology. 
Météorologique,  a.  —  gical. 
Méthode,  sf.  method,  way,  cus- 

tom. 
Méthodique,    a.    melbodioal. 
Méthodiquement,   ad.   metho- 

dically. 
Méthodiste,    sm.    melhodist. 
Méticuleiiseraeut,  a(^— lousiy. 
Méticuleux,  se,  a.  —  lous. 
Métier,  sm.   trad,  calling,  pro- 
fession, loam. 


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MIL 


Métis,  Bse,  o.  S.  mongrfti. 
sei'toiiymie,  sf.  meîonjray. 
Métrage,  sm.  measurin-j. 
Méfrc,  S))!,  metrc,  lime. 
!IIétriqiie,  ff.  metrical. 
aiéiroiuaiiic,  sf.  metromania. 
SBétroiiomc,  s»!,  metrnnome. 
lUéti'oinctre,  sm.    nietromeler. 
ASétropole,  sf.  metrtipolis,   mo- 

Iher-city,  molher-church. 
Itlétropolitui»,  c.  o.  S.  metro- 
lUL-ts,  sm.  di5h,  meals.  [politan 
AScttnlile,  a,  wearable.  [setter. 
Itlctteur  ou  œuvre,  sm.  stonc- 
Slettre,    va.    to    put;    set;  lay; 

weary;  place. 

—  à  lu  «aile,  to  set  sail.  [forlh. 

—  au  jour,   to    puLilisb;    bring 

—  bas,  (0  bring  forth. 

—  do  côte,  to  lay  by. 

Se—,  vr,  ID  place,  set  one's 
self;  stand,  begin^;  dress;  sel 
down  at  table,  [article;  ustensil. 

niciible,  sm.  pièce  of  furnilure. 

— ,  sm.  household-goods. 

nioiililcr,  va.  tofurnish,  lostocli. 

Mouîc,  sf.  millslone;  grindslone; 
code,  rick  (of  hay). 

!IIouIii-r,sm.  milUlone-maker. 

nictiliéro,  sf.  millslone;  mills- 
tone  quarry. 

meunier,  sm.  miller. 

—  ,  sf.  miller's  wife. 
Meurtre,  sm.  murder. 
Meurtrier,  e,  s.  a  raurderer. 
— ,  o.  murderous. 
IHcurtriére,  sf,  loop-hnle. 
iMcurtrir,  va.  to  bruise.[tu«ion. 
^eiirti-issure,  sf.  bruise.  con- 
Sleute,  sf.  pack  (of  hounds). 
niéveudre,  va.  to  underM-il. 
Slezzauitie,  s^  arch,  mezzanine. 
lUezzo-tiuto,  sm.  mezzotint, 
Mi,2>ar.  ind.  mid,  balf. 

—  Août,sf.  middie  of  August. 

—  careiue,  sf.  raid-lent. 
A— clicuiiu,  ha!f  way. 

Stiasine,  sm.  miasma. 
Miaulement,  sm.  mewinf. 
Bliauler,  in.  to  rnew. 
Hiiva,  sm.  mica,  talc. 
Miche,  sf.  ioaf  of  bread. 
Uicniac,  sm.  intrigue. 


nBicrocosnie,  sm,  mîcrocosm. 
Xlierograiiliie,  sf.  micrography. 
K^Bicruiiictre,  sm.  micromeler. 
RSU-roscope,  SHI.  microscopc. 
!tSi('i'ospu|>ique,  a.  microscopic. 
Midi,  sm.  mid-day,  noon,  soutb. 
Mie,  sf.  crumb  of  bread. 

Ma  —  ,  my  dearest. 
Miel,  sm.  honcy. 

Rajou  de—,  honey-comb, 
Miellat,  sm.  hnney-dew. 
Miellé,  c,  a.  honeyed,  sweek  aa 

honey.  [cious. 

Mielleux,  se,  a.    boneyed,  lus- 
Mie»,  iio,_Bro.  mine  ,  my  own. 
Miette,  sf.  crumb,  crum. 
.Mieux,  ad.  bélier,  more. 
— ,  sm.  bcller,  amélioration. 

A  qui ,  in  eager  rilvary. 

Milliard,  e.  fT.dc!icale;  mincing. 
Miguardeuieut,  ad.  delicatcly. 
Mi^uarder,  va.   to  rear  delica- 

lely.  [ressing  raanners. 

Miguardise,    sf.    delicacy,  car- 
Miguou,  ne,  a.  dehcale,  prelty, 
— .  s.  darling,  a  favourite.     [fine. 
Mignonne,  sf.  (lyp.)  minion. 
Mignonnette,    sf.      mignonett» 

lace;  poundcd  pepper. 
Migraine,  sf.  megrim. 
Migration,  sf.  migration. 
Mijaurée,  sf.  fioical  creaturCi 
Mijoter,  va.  to  summefi 
Mil,  sm.  millet. 
— .  ad.  Ihousand. 
Milan,  sm.  kite. 
Miliaire,  a.  miliary. 
Milice,  s/',  mililia,  war,  host. 
Milicien,  sm.  mililiaraan. 
Milieu,   sm,   middie,    médium, 

mcaa. 

Au  beau—,  in  Ihe  middie. 
Militaire,  a.  s.  military,  soldier. 
Hilitaircmeut,  ad.  la  a  mili- 

tarily. 
Militante,  a.  militant. 
Militer,  vn.  to  mililale;  faveur. 
Mille,  a.  thousand. 

—  ,sm.  mile. 

—  feuille,  sf.  milfoil,  yarrow 
Millénaire,  a.  s.  millenarv. 
Millepertuis,    sm.     St.    JODh't 

wort. 


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191 


MIS 


RIilIcsIme,  sm.  date. 

asillct,  sin.  millet. 
Slilli.tii-e,  a.  milliary.      [lions. 
niilliai-d,  sm.   a  Ihousand  mil- 
Rliliicnie,  a,  tliousandlh. 
lUillicf,  sm.  tliousand. 
Slilligramiuc,  sm.    milligram. 
millimètre,  sm.  millimoter. 
aiillioM,  sm.  million. 
Slilliouièuie,  sm.  millioulli. 
IUillioiii>«(ire,  sm.  a  very  ricb 

man. 
Aliiuril,    sm.   an    Engtish  lord; 

a  four-wheeled  cab. 
lllime,s»z.  mime. 
lUimogruphCjSDî.mimographer. 
Illinalile,  a.  pitiTul. 
Bliiinrct,  sm.  minaret. 
Rliiiaiider,  vn.  lo  simper. 
lUissaudcric,  sf.  primness. 
lUiimuiIier,  ùrc,  s.    aHected, 
Milice,  a.  thin  ,  siender,  small, 
mille,    sf.    mien,   look,    counte- 

nance,  appeaiance,  raine,  ore. 
—  de  plouib,  black  lead. 

Avoir  lionne — ,  to  look  well. 
niiiicr,  va.  lo  mine;  undermine. 
minéral,  sm.  minerai. 
— ,  c,  a.  minerai.  [(ion. 

Illiiiéralisatiou,  sf  mineraliza- 
SEiiiéralogic,  sf.  mineralogy. 
SSiiicralogiste,5/'.mineralo^âst. 
Sliiiet,  to,  s.  puss,  kitten. 
Sliaciir,  sm.  a  miner,  pitman. 
— ,  e,  a.  s.    minor,    under   âge, 

less,  lesser. 
Mineure, s/.minor  ofa  syllogism. 
miniature,  sf,  miniature. 
miniaturiste,  sm.  miniature- 

painler. 
Minière,  sf.  mine  ;  placer. 
minime,  a.  very  small. 
miiiiiiium,  sm.  minimum. 
Hinistère,   sm.  agency,  minls- 

iry;  administration. 
ministériel,  le,  a.  ministerial. 
miuistérielleiuent,  ad.  minis- 

terially. 
ministre,  siji.  minisler;  parson. 
minium,  sm.  minium. 
minois,  s)7i.  face;  physiognomy. 
minoH,  sm.  puss. 
Uinoraiir,  sm.  a.  laxativei 


minorité,  sf-  miiiorKy. 
minot,  sm.  measure  of  39  litre*. 
Hlïnotnure,  s))i.  minolaur- 

minuit,  sm.  midniglit. 
minuscule,    sm.  small    lotter, 

fmall  capital.  [drauglit. 

minute,    sf.     minute;    rougb 
minuter,  va.  to  make  a  rough 

draitght  oT,  propose. 
minutie,  s/',  trille,  mère  nothing. 
minutieux,  se,  a.  minute, 
minutieusement,  »(/.  minutely. 
mioelie,  sm.  Utile  boy;  brat. 
mi-imrii,  e,  a.  bipartite  (blas.), 

niiparti. 
Mii-Kliclle,s/'.  mirabelle  (plum.). 
miracle,   sm.   miracle;  wonder. 

A—,  ad.  admirably,    pcrfectly. 
miracnleuseuteut,    ad.    won- 

derfully,    miraculously. 
miraculeux,  se,  a.  miracul0US| 

wonderful. 
mirage,  sm.  loomîng. 
miruudcr,  va.  to  gaz6   at;   ad- 
mire, sf.  aim.  [mire. 
mirer,  vn.  to  aim  at. 

-Se—,  vr.  to  admire  one's    self. 
mirliQorc,  sm.  fop,  beau. 
mirliton,  sm.  cbild's  llute. 
mirniidon,  sm.  shrimp. 
miroir,  looking-glass;  mirror. 
miroité,  e,  a.  dapple-bay. 
miroiterie,     sf.     lookiug-glass 

Irade.  [ker. 

Miroiticr,sm. looking-glass  ma- 
miruiou,  sm.  miroton. 
misaine,  sf.  foremast,  forosail. 
misanthrope,  s.    misantbropei 

man-bater. 
misanthropie,  sf.  —  thropy. 
misHuthropitiue,  a.  misantro- 

pic. 
misccllancc,    sm.    miscellany. 
miscible,  a.  miscible. 
mise,  sf.    disbursement,  layîng 

ont;  dress.  [worlhless. 

misérable,  a.  misérable,  wicked, 
— ,  s.  scoundrel,  wrelch. 
misérablement,     ad.     —    bly. 
misère,  sf.  misery,  poTCrty,  ca- 

lamity;  trifle.  [passion. 

miserere,    sm.    miserere;  iliae 
Uiscricorde*  sf,  mercy,  pit}. 


MOD 


im 


MîsérScorilIctîScmcnt ,       ad. 

mercifuily, 
Sliséi'icordîviix.  RC,     Gi    COm- 

passiocatc,    merciful. 
Missel,  sm.    mas--book,  missel. 
Mission,  s^.  mission. 
Kissiunuairc,  sm.  missiODSry. 
Missive,  a.  sf.  missive. 
Uitnine,  sf.  milten. 
Uitc,  sf.  mite;  clieese-mito. 
Mitigatiou,  sf.   —  tion. 
niiiiger,  va.  to  miligate. 
Miion,  sm.  long  mitten, 
Miioiiner,  v.  to  soak,  simmer. 
— ,  va.   to  coddie;  nurse;  secure. 
Mitoyeu,  ue,  a.  middie. 

Mur—,  sm.  party-wall. 
Mitoj'onnclé,  s^  party-right. 
Mitraille,  sf.    old  iron,  scraps 

(ma.)  langrave. 
Mitre,  sf.  "mitre,    chimney-top. 
Mitre,  e,  a.  milred. 
Mitron,  sm,  baker's  man. 
Mixte,  a.  raixed,  mixt. 
— ,  sm.  a  mixl  licdy. 
Mixtion,  sf.  mixlure,  —  tlon. 
Mnénioitîquc.  n.  mnemonics. 
Mobile,  a.  movcable;  ficlile. 
Mobile,    sm.  mobile,  motive. 
Mobilier,  e,  n.  iiersonal. 
Mobilisalioii,  sf.  —  sation. 
Mobiliser^  va.  to  mobilize. 
Mobilité,  sf.  lily,  mûveableness. 
Mode,  5/.  mode,  fashion,  vs'ay, 
— ,  sm.  mode,  mood. 
Modelage,  sm.  modelling. 
Modèle,  sm.  model,  pattern. 
Modelé,  sm.  mode]. 
Modeler,  v.  to    model,    rashîon. 
Modeleur,  sm.  modelier. 
Modérateur,  triée,  a  modera- 

tor,  —  trix.  [tempérance. 

Modération,    sf.     modération, 
Modéré,  c,  a.   moderate. 
Modérénsent,   ad.  moderately. 
Modérer,   va.  to  moderate;  re- 
press,  aljate,  chr-cii 
Se — ,  vp.  to  refrain  one's  self. 
Moderne,  a.   modem,  récent. 
Modeste,  a.  modest,  reserved. 
Modestement,  ad,  modestjy. 
Modestie,  sf,  modestv,  modera- 
tlodiciié,  s.,  smallness.     [tion. 


MOL 

Itlodidable,  a.  modifiable. 
niuiUncatiou,  sf.  —  tion. 
Biodiner,  in.  to  modify. 
Modillon,  sm.  modiiloa. 
Modique,  a.  moderato,  small. 
Moi!ii|uement,  ad.  muderatelj. 
Moùisile.  sf.  milliner. 
Modulation,  sf.  —  tion. 
Module, sm.  a  module;  diameter. 
Moduler,  va.  to  modulate. 
Moelle, s/,  marrow;  pith  o!' plants. 
Moelleux,  se,  a,  marrow,  pithy, 
soft.  [riously. 

Moel1euseinent,a(2.  soft'y;  luxu- 
Moellon,  sm.  rough  stones. 
Mœurs,  sf.  pi.  morals,manners. 
Moi.  pr.  me,  I. 
—  même,  myself. 
Moignon,  sm.  stump. 
Moindre,  a,  less,  lesser. 

ï-e— ,  s.  the  least.        [warmer. 
Moine,  sm.  a  monk,  friar;  bed- 
Moiiieau,  sm.  sparrow. 
Moiiiei-ie,  sf.  ff.onkery. 
Moiuillon,  sm.  monking. 

Moiiîs,  ad.  less,  except,  but. 

— ,  sm.  the  least. 
*  — que,  c.  unless. 
Aîi— ,    du — ,    pour   le — ,  at 
le.-ist    howe-ver.  [less. 

Ni  plus  ni— ,neither  morenor 

Moirage,  sm.  watering. 

Moire,  sf,    mohair. 

Moiré,  e,  a.  clouded,  watered. 

SBoit-er,  t'a.  to  water;  wave. 

Moireur,  sm,    silk-waterer. 

Mois,  sm.  month, 

— ,  pi.  menses,  courses. 

Moisi,  sm.  mould. 

— ,  a.  mouldy,  hoary. 

Moisir,  va.  lo  mouldy. 
S<'— ,  vr.  to  grow  mouldy. 

Moisissure,  s/',   mouldicess. 

Moisson,  sf.  har-vest. 

Moissonner,  l'n.to  reap;  harvest. 

Moissonneur,  se,  S.  a  reaper. 

Moîie.  a.  moist,  da  mp. 

Moiteur,  s/'.moistness,  moisture. 

Moitié,  sf.  haïr,  moiety;  wife. 

MoKa.  sm.   mocha. 

Mol.  Molle,  Yoy.  Mou. 

Molaire,  a.  S.  molar. 

Mâle,  sm.  mole,  pier. 


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MON 


—  ,  sf.  mole,  3ioon-calf« 
Slolcculaire,  a.  f^ccular» 
illolcciile,  sf.  moiecule. 
Molester,  va.  to  molesl;  harass. 
SIoloKe,    sf.    rowel    of  a   spur, 

painier's  muller,  windgall. 
mollasse,  a.  flaLby,  fiimsy. 
Slollenieut,  ad.    soflly,  falntly, 

effeminalely.  [cy,  easiness. 

Mollesse,  sf.  soflness,  effemina- 
SJlullet,  te,  a.  soft,  lifïht. 
— •  sm.   calf  of  the   leg,    short 
:t9aIletou,  sm.  swanskin.[lringe. 
Moililîer,  va.  to  mollify. 
(iSoIlir,  V.  to  soflen;  get   soft; 

fiog;  slacken;  give  way. 
Mollusque,  sm.  mollusk. 
Molybdène,  sf.  molybdenum. 
Moment,  sm.  moment,  minute. 

A  tout—,  every  moment. 
Motiicntané,  e,  a,  momentary. 
Momeutauémeut,  ad.  uiomen- 

larily. 
SSonierie,    sf.    mummery. 
SSouiie,  sf.  mummy. 
!^ioii,  fein.  Ma,  pr.  my. 
S9oiiacal,,  e,  «.  monachala 
Muiiacalemeiit,  at^.monaclially. 
Slenacbisnie,  sm.  monachism. 
SSoiiade,  sf.  monad. 
Moiiai-cbic,  sf.  monarchy. 
Mouai'cbique,  a.  —    cbical. 
1SSoiiai'cbi(|ueiiieul,    ad.    mo- 

narchicaily. 
Monarque,  sm.  monarcb. 
Monastère,  sm.  monastery. 
sroiiastique,  a.  monastic. 
-Uonaut,  sm.  one-earedi 
Monceau ,  sm.  beap.        [dane. 
Mondain,  e,  a.  s.  «orldly,  mun- 
Sloiidaineuient,  ad,  norldly. 
Mondanité,  sf.  mundanity. 
Monde,    sm.    world;     servants, 

foiiipany,  pleople.  [world. 

I^o    beau—,    the    fashionable 

Tout  le—,  every  body. 
Mondé,  e,  a.  peekd. 
Monder,  vn.  ta  cleanse;  peel> 
Monétaire,  tnv.  monetary. 
Alunétisatinn,    sf.    giving    CUl! 

reiiij  ito  paper). 
iHouitrur,  sm.  monitori 
iMoniiioD,  sf.  —  tioa. 


Monîtoire,   a.   monitory  letter* 
Monitoriai,  e,  a.  monitory. 
Monnaie,  s/'.moDey, coin, change» 
Monnaj-age,  sjn.  coining. 
Monnayer,  va.   10  coin;  mint. 
Mouuayeiir,  sm.  coiner. 
Monocorde,  sm.  ironochord4 
Monocle,  sm.  eye-glass. 
Monoculaire,  a.  one-eyed. 
Monogame,  sm.  monogamist. 
Monogamie,  sf,  monogamy. 
Monogramme,   sm.   mocogra» 

pher.  [loquy. 

Monologue,  sm.  —  Icgue,  soli»  . 
Mononiaue,  a.  mottomaniac. 
Monamauîe,   sf.  monomania. 
Monôme,  sm.  (mat.)  monôme. 
Monopétale,  a.  monopetalouSi 
Monoplijlle,   a.   moDOphyllous. 
Monopole,  sm.  —  ly. 
Monopoleur,   sm.    monopolistt 
Monosperme,  a.  (bot.)   monos« 

peinions.  [blei 

Monosj'llube,  sm,    monosylla» 
Monosyllabique/^  a.  —  bic> 
Monotonie,  a.  —  nous,  tedioUSt 
Monotonie,  sf.  monolony. 
Monseigneur,  sm.  my  lord. 
Monsieur,  sm.  sir,  master,gen« 
Monstre,  sm.  monster.  ftleman. 
Monstrueusement,  ad,  moQS« 

Irously,  prodigiously. 
Monstrueux,  se,  a.  moDStrouSi 
Monstruosité,»/',  monsfruosilj. 
Mont,  sm.  mount,  mountaio. 
—  de  pieté,  public  pawn  shopi 
Montage,  S7n.  carryingup. 
Montagnard,   c,  a.    S.    mouD 

taineer,  bighlaoder. 
Montagne,  sf.  mounlain» 
Montagneux,  Se,  a.    mountal* 

nous,  billy.  ftolal,  amount. 
Montant, sm.flood'tide;  upright^ 
Monte,    sf.    covering,    serving 

(mares).  [asceud. 

Montée,    sf.  slaircase,  step,  as» 
Monter,  V.    to   go  up,  risS)  a$r 

cend,  get  up,  to  flow. 

Se—,  i>^.  to  amount. 
Joniieule,   sm.  Ilillock. 

Iflonioir,  sm.  hor^c-block. 
Rlontre,  sf.  a  watch  ;  sample 
musler,  shew. 


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194 


MOT 


Monlrer,  va.  lo  show;  teach. 

Se—,  vp.  to  show  one's  self. 
lUoiitiieux,  se,  ^   T»oj.î''"inO!is, 
lloulitre,  s^  aLeaStli/i  o   »t4A/, 

stock,  frarae. 
Monument,  sm.  monument. 
Monun«en<al,e,«. menu  mental. 
Moque,  s/,  (ma.)  a  ead-eye. 
Moque--   île   (se),  dc  to  laugh 

al,  ridicule,  scorn.  [scoff. 

Moquerie,    sf.    mockery,  jeer; 
Bloquctte,  sm.  mockadoes. 
Moqueur,  se, n.jeering, SCO ffing. 
Blorailles,   sf,   pL    twitcb    for 

horses. 
Moraillon,  sm.  claps  (ofa  lock). 
Moral,  e,  a.  moral. 
Morale,  sf.  morality. 
Moralement,  ad.  morally. 
Moraliser,  V.  to  moralize. 
Mornliseur,  sm.    moralizer. 
Moraliste,  sm,  a  moralist. 
Moralité,  sf.  iiioralily,   moral. 
Morbide,  a.  morbid. 
MorliiQque,  a.  morbiSc. 
Morbleu,  int.  zounds. 
Uorccan,  s?n.  bit,  pièce,  morse). 
Morceler,  vu.  to  parcel  out. 
Morcellement,  sm.  division. 
Uordacité,  sf.  —    City,    corro- 

si-veness,  speech.         [sarcaslic 
Mordant,  e,    a.  biting;  caustic; 
—,  sm.  mordant,  keenness. 
Mordicus,  ad.  obstlnately. 
Mordiller,  va.  to  nibble. 
Mordoré,  e,  a.  brown,reâcoIour. 
Mordre,  va.    to    bite,    corrode, 

carp  at,  hold  fast.        [another. 

Se—,   to    bite   one's  selT,  one 
Moreau,  sm.  black  horse. 
Morelle,  sf.  nlghlshade. 
Moresque,  a.  Moorisb. 
—,  sf.    moresque. 
Uorfil ,    sm.    wire-edge;     an- 

wrought  elephanl's  tusks. 
Horfoudre  (se),  vr.    to  dance 

attendance,  to  wail  in  \aiD. 
Uorfondu,  e,  a,  obllled',  star- 

•ved  with  cold. 
Morfondure,  sf.  nasal  catarrh. 
Mordue,  sf,   boue-bouse;  pride. 
Moribond,  e,  a.  dying. 

uoricaud|«m.  tawojf  person. 


— ,  o,  a.  tawny,  bLick,  dark. 
Morîçcner, ua.  totutor;  correcï 
Morille,  s/.morel  {ormushrooni). 
Morillon,  sm.  fine  black  grape, 

sort  à!  emerald. 
Mowion,  sm.  morion. 
Morne,  sm..  knoll;  rock. 
— ,  a.  dull,  sullen,  sad. 
Morné,  e,  a.    tipt,  blunt. 
MorniDe,  sf.   slap  on  tbe  chope 
Morose,  a.  morose. 
Morosité,  sf.  moroseness. 
Morpion,  sm.  crab-Iouse. 
Mors,  sm.  horse  bit. 
Morse,  sm.  morse,  «alrus. 
Morsure,  sf.  bite,  biting 
Mort,  «/■.  death,  decease. 

A — ,  mortally, 
— ,  e,  a.  dead,  deceased. 
— ,  e,  s.  de^id-person. 
Mortadelle,  .s/'.  Italiansausage. 
Mortaise,  sf.  mortise. 
Mortalité,  sf.  mortalily. 
Mortel,  le,  a.  s.  morlal,  deadlj. 
Mortellement,   ad.  mortally. 
Morte-saison,  sf.  dead-season. 
Mortier,  sm.  mortar. 
Mortifère,  a.  mortiTerous. 
Mortiûaut,  e,  a.  mortifying, 
MorliUcatiou,  sf.  —  tion. 
MortiUer,  vr.  to  mortify. 
Mortané,  e,  a.  still-born. 
Mortuaire,  a.  mortuary,  buriaL 

Drap — ,  a  pall.     [burial  book. 

Extrait— ,certlficate out  ol'  tb» 
Morue,  sf.  cod,  codBsb, 
Morve,  sf.  snot,  glanders.[brat, 
Morveux,  le,  a.  s.  snotty,  liltli 
Mosatque,^/.  Mosaicnork. 
Mosquée,  sf.  mosque.  [saying. 
Mot,    sm,    word,    noB)  motto. 

Bon—,  jest. 
—  a  Mot,  word  for  word. 
Motet,  tm,  motet. 
Moteur,  tm.  autbor,  mOTOr. 
Motif,  sm.  motive,  aim,    caus*. 
Motion,  if.  motion,  action. 
Motiver,  t'a.  to  relate  >be  mo- 
tive. 
Motrice  (force),  motive  faculty. 
Motte,   sf,    clod,    turf,    bil'ock, 

Se—,  vr.  to  skulk.  [peat 

MotuS)  int,  bushi  mum. 


MOU 


19t 


inoa,  sm.  lights  (slack\ 

,  Molle,  n.  soft,  inellow  ;  loose, 

Mou«-liarU,s)H.  spy.  [shisgish. 
tiiourhe.  sf.  fly,  patch,  luft,  loo. 
-,sf.  (cards). 

Prendre  la to  lake  pet. 

Gube  —,  credulous  man. 

Moucher,  VU.  to  wipe  tlie  nose  of 

a  child  ;  snull  a  candie. 

Se  — ,  vr.  to  blow  one's  nose. 

Moucherole,  sf.  muscicapa,   tiy- 

catclier.  [a  candie. 

Mourlieron,  sm.  gnat  ;   snuiï  of 

nuucbeler,    va.  to   spot;    siud 
wilh  spots.  [a  cornice. 

IHuiichette,  s/',   vater-table    (of 

lUoiiclicttes,  ;42.  soufers. 

nioiiciieture,  s/',  pinking,  spots. 

BBoiicheur,  sm.   candie'snufTer. 

Blouchoir,  sm.  tiandkerchief. 

Sloucliure,  sf.    ttie    SDuff  of  a 

Moudre,  vn.  to  grind.    [candie. 

Moue,  sf.  grimace,  pouting. 

Mouette,  sf.  sea-œew,  sea-gull. 

Houl'etle,  skunk. 

Moufle,  sf.  mitten,  bloated  face. 

Moufflou,  sm,  mufllon 

Mouillage,  sm.  anchorage. 

Mouille-boucbe,    sf.     lammas 
pear.  [cast  anohor. 

Mouiller,   va.  to    wet,    soak  ; 

Slouillelte,  sf,  slippet. 

Mouilloir,  sm,  fînger-cup. 

Mouillure,  sf.  wetting. 

Moulage,  sm. moulding,  casting. 

Houle,  sm.  mould,  modeK 

— ,  sf.  mussel. 

Mouler,  va.  to    fflould,     cast, 
print,  pile  up. 

Houlettes,  sf.  pi,  small  sbots. 

Mouleur,  sm.  moulder. 

Moulin, sm.  mill. 

—  à  café,  coffee-mill. 

—  à  eau ,  water-millf 

—  à  vent,  wind-milh 
Moulinage,   sm.  silk-throwing. 
Moulinet,   sm.  capstaD  i    turn- 

stile,  small  mill. 

Faire  le—,  to  whirl. 
Moult,  arf.  much,  irery  much 
Moulu,  e,  a.  ground. 
Moulure, s^.  moulding. 

UoHr«utyc,a.â]iDg,langulsbiDg. 


MOY 

— ,  sm.  dying  person. 

Mourir,  vii.io  die  ;  expire  ;  eome 

lo  notliing. 

Se  — .  vr.  to  be  dying. 
Mouron,  sm.  cbickweed- 
Mousquet,  sm.  musket. 
MoU6quelade,  sf.  musket-shot. 
niouM|upCaire,  sm.  muskcleer. 
IMousqueterie,  sf.  niusketry. 
Mousqueton,  sm.  niusketoon. 
Mousse,  sf.   moss,  lather,  frutb. 
— ,  sm.  caliin-boy. 
Mousseline,  sf.  muslio. 
Mousser,»,  to  frolh,  lather. 
Mousseron,  sm.   button-mush- 

room.  [mingr 

Mousseux,    se,    a.  frothy,    foi- 
.Moussoir,   sm.  chocolate-stick. 
ÎIIoussou,  sm.  monsoon. 
Moussu,  e,  a.  mossy.  [chio. 

Moustache,  sf.  wbisker,  musta' 
Moustique,  sm.  mosquito. 
Moût,  sm.  must,  sweet-wort. 
Moutard,  sm.  little  boy-,  bat. 
Moutarde,  sf.  muslard. 
Moutardier,    sm.  mustard-pot; 

muslard-maker. 
Moutier,  sm.  monastery. 
Mouton,   sm,  wetber,    mutton, 

sbeep,   rammer. 


Moutonné,  e,  a.  woolly,  frizzled. 
Moutonner,  vyi,  to  foam,  curl. 
Moutonnier,  e,  sbeep-like. 
Mouture,  sf.  grinding,   mixed 

corn,  miller's  fee. 
Mouvance,  tenure. 
Mouvant,  e,  a.  moviog. 

Sable—,  sbifting  safy  '. 
Mouvement,  sm.  motiOJ,  mo've- 

ment,   impulse.  [incite. 

Mouvoir,  va.   to   move  ;    stir  ; 
—,  vn.  to  move;  stir. 
Moyen,  sm.  means,  power. 

Au — de,  b;  means  of. 
Moyen,  ne,  a.  middliDg,  médium^ 

mean. 
Moyennant,  pr,  for,  by  means 
—  que,  c.  provided  tbat.  [of. 
Moyenne,  sf.  mean  proportion, 
Moyennemcut,ac2.  moderately, 
Moyeuner,  va.  to  médiate. 
I  Bloyeu,   im,  but)  of  a  wbeei,' 


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MUT 


yolk  of  an  egg;  nave;  preserved 

plum. 
Hiiable,  a.  mutable,  changeable. 
Mucilage,  sm,  mucilage. 
SliEciIngiueux,  se,  a,   mucila- 

ginous. 
Blticosîté,  sf.  mucosity;  mucus, 
Mil,  e,  a.  moved,  slirred. 
Blue,  sf,  slougb,  coop,mouUing, 

mew. 
muer.  Vin.  lo  monll,  mew;  shed. 
niuct,  te,  a.  s.  dumb,  mule. 
Muffle,  sm.  muzzle  snoul,  mug, 
Rlusrci,  sm.  Mufti.  ~  [phiz. 
Mugir,  vn.  to  !ow  ;  bellow  ;  mar. 
Mugissnnt,     e,     a.     bellowing, 

roaring.  [roaring. 

niugiasK'nieiit,    sm.     bellowing, 
niuguei,  sm.  illy  of  tlie   valley, 

uiciy-lily;  fox,  coxomb. 
lUugueter,  va.  to  court. 
Muiil,  sm.  hogshead. 
i^tuiatre,  s.  a  mulalto. 
niulatrexse,  sf.  mulatress.  [per. 
niuir,  sf.   she-mule,   pope's  slip- 
—  ,  pi.  chaps. 

RluU't.  S'/î.  bo-mule.  mullet. 
Muletier,  sm.  mulc-drîTer. 
Huile,  sm,  surmullet. 
Mulot,  sm.  Seld-mouse. 
Multipare,  a.  mulliparODS. 
lUuliipie,  a,  multiple, 
Multiaoï-c,   a.    (bot.)    muitiflo- 

rous,  bearing  manny  flowers. 
Blultipliable,  a.  —  pliable. 
Vultipliaut,  «m.    CDultiplymg- 

glass. 
Multiplicande,  «m.  —  caud. 
Multiplicateur,  sm.  multiplier. 
Multiplication,  {/. —   tion. 
Multiplicité,  s/'. —   city. 
Multiplier,  t'M,  tO  msUiply. 

Se—,  vr.  to  moltiplj. 
Multitufle,  $/.  mullitude, 
Multitalve,   a.    multivalvullar. 
Municipal,  e,  a.  municipal. 
Municipalité,  s/',  municipality, 

lown  hall. 
Munificence,  9f%  —  cSi 
Munir,  va.  to  supply;  proTÎde. 

Se— ,  ur.  to  protide  one's   self 

(wilh).  [store,  provision. 

■luuition,     if.     aœmunllion , 


Muuitionneire,  sin.  commiss» 
ry    of  stores.  [brane. 

Muqueuse,  sf,   mucour.    mem- 

— ,  se,  a,  mucous. 

Mur,  sm.  walI. 

—  uiitoyeu,  party  wall. 

Mûre,  Mûre,  a.  ripe,  matare. 

Muraille,  sf.  a  wail. 

Mural,  e,  a.  mural. 

Mûre,  sf.  mulberry. 

Mûrement,  ad.  maturely* 

Murène,  sf.  murena. 

Murer,  Do.  to  wall;    mure  np. 

Murex,  sm.  murex. 

Muriate,    sm.    muriale. 

Muriatique,  a.  muriatic. 

Mûrier,  sm.  mulberry-(ree. 

Mûrir,  va.    to  ripen. 

Murmure,  sm..  murmur,  whine. 

Murmurer,  V.  tO  murmur; 
whisper. 

Musaraigne,  sf.  shrew-mouse. 

Musard,  e,  a,  s. loiterc". 

Musarder,  va,   to  loiter;   trifla. 

Musc,  sm,  rausk. 

Muscade,  sf.  nuttreg. 

Muscadclle,   sf.  musk-pear. 

Muscadier,  sm..  nutmeg-trea 

Muscadin,  sm.  musk  lozonge, 
dandy,  fop. 

ïluscat,    a.  muscade). 

Muscle,  sm.  muscle;  strengbt. 

Musculaire,   a.   muscular. 

Muscuieuz,  ae,   a.    muscutCUS. 

Muse,  sf.  muse. 

Muscau,$m. muzzle,  snoutiDose. 

Musée,  sm..  museumi 

Museler,  ta.  10  muzzle> 

Muselière,  sf.  muzzle» 

Muser,  vn.  to  loiter;  triSe» 

Muserole,  sf.    nose-band   of    I 

Musette,  tf.  bagpipe.      [brldle. 

Muséum,  sm.  muséum. 

Musi-tal,  e,  a.  musical. 

Musicalement,    ad.    musicallj. 

Musicien,  ne,  s.  musician. 
Musique,  sf.  music. 
Musqué,  o,a.musked,perfumed» 
Musquer,  va.  to  musk. 
Musulman,  sm.  —  man. 
Mutabilité,  s^—  lity. 
Mutation,  s/.  —  tion,  change. 
U«lilaticu,(^— tiOD,  maiDiiiif. 


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197 


NAT 


Mutiler,  va.  to  mntllate;  maim. 
Bliitin,  e,  a.    s.  saucy;  self-wil- 

led,  olistinate,  mutinous. 

Se — ,;;r.toniulinj;  reTOlt;reboI. 
Mutinerie,  sf.  mutinj;  sédition. 
niuiir,  vn.  to  mule. 
Mutisme,  sm.  dumbness. 
Mutuel,  le, a.  mutual. 
BIntuellement,  ad.  mntually. 
Hj-ologie,  sf.  myologie. 
Myope,  a.  shorlsighted. 
Myopie,  sf,  rojopy. 
Myosotis,  sm.  myosotis;   forget 

me  not;  mouse-ear. 
Myriade,  sf.  myriad.   [gramms. 
Myringrammc,   sm>    ten    kilo- 

Uyriamètre,    (•»>    ten    kilo- 
mètres. 


Myriare,  sm.  hundred  hectare*, 
Myroliolan,   sm,  myroboiaro. 
— ,  a.  slunning. 
Mvrrhe,  sf.  myrrh. 
Myrte,  sm.  myrtle. 
Mystère, sin,  mystery.     [riou?ly» 
Mystérieusement,  ad,   mysts- 
Mystérieux,  ec,  a,    inyfterious. 
MyiiiieiKme,  sm.  mysticism. 
My8tificateur,sm.  mistifier. 
Mjslification,  sf. —  tion. 
Mystifier,  va,  lo  mystify;    hoax. 
Mystique,  a.  —  tic,  mystical. 
Mystiquement,  ad.  mystically. 
Mythologie,  5/".  —  Icgy. 
Mythologique,  a,  —  gical. 
Mythologue  ou  Mj'thologisle^ 
sm,  — logist. 


N 


IVabad,  sm.  nahob. 

Naliol,  c,  s.  fhrimp,  dwarf. 

Nacarat,  e,  a.  nacarat. 

Wacclle,  sf.  cliiff;  car. 

TXacrc, sf.  motlierof  pearl, nacre. 

Nadir,  S)n.  nadir. 

lV»ge  (à  la),  by  s\vimming. 

Être  eu—,  to  he  in  a  sweat. 
Nageoire,  sf.  fin,  wingof  a  fish, 

cork;  bladder  for  swimming. 
Nager,  vn.   to  swim;  sail,  row. 
Nageur,  se,  s.  swiûiâier. 
—,  sm,  swinimer  (ma.);  rower. 
Naguère, <ic2.  not  iongsince. 
Naïade,  sf.  naiad,water-Dymph. 
Naïf,   «e,   a,   artiess,    nalural, 
Nain,e,  a>$>  dwarr.        [simple. 
Naissance^  sf,   birlh,  nali\ity, 

rise.  [new-born. 

Naissant,  e,  a.  Dascent,  rislng, 
Naiirc,  vn,  to   be  born,  arise, 

îpring,  grow. 
Naïtcmeut,  ad.  iia!yely> 
Naïveté,  sf.  ingenuousnesS]  naï' 

•vcly. 
Nanan,  sm.  ^oodies. 
Nantir,  rn.  to  insure,  secnre. 

Se — ,  tir.  secure  one's  self. 
Nantissement,    s)n,     security, 
Naphie,  sf,  naphta.       [pledge. 


Nappe,  sf,  taHe-c!olh;  deerskiD, 
—  d'eau,  a  sheel  of  water. 
Napperon,  sm.  napidn. 
Narcisse,  sm.  dafTodil. 
Narcutinc,  sf.  narcotine. 
Narcotique,  a.  s.  narcotic. 
Nard,  sm.  spikenard. 
Narguer,  va.  to  Leclor;  defy. 
Narine,  sf,  nostrii. 
Narquois,  e,  s,  dodger. 
— ,  «.  sly,  deep,  salirical. 
Narrateur,  sm.narrator,  relater» 
Narratif,  i/e,  a.  —  tive. 
Narration,  $/". —  tion,  narratiTe. 
Narré,  sm.  narration. 
Narrer,  vn.  to  relate;  narratc. 
Narval,  sm.  narwal. 
NazaI,  e,  a.  nazal. 
Nazardc,  s^.  fillip. 
Naseau,  sm.  nostrii. 
Nasillard,  e,  a,  snuffling. 
Nasiller,  vn,  to  epeak    througi 

the  nose. 
Nasilleur,  se,  S.  snuffer. 
Nasse,  sf.  hoop-net,  eel-f  ot. 
Natal,  e,  a,  natal,  native. 
Natation, s^.natation,  sw  iinining. 
Natatoire,  a.  natatory. 
Natif,  ve,  a.  native,  born. 
Netiou,  sf,  nation,  (eople. 


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NÉR 


NaOonal,  e,  a.  national. 
Natioiialemeitt,  ad.  nalionally. 
^'atiiMialitô,  sf.  Dationalncss. 
Nalioualiscr,  va.  to  donationa- 

lize. 
Kaliona./té,    sf.    nationality. 
Nalioiiaiiv  vn. ph  fellow  coun- 

trymen.        -ï, 
IVariTité,  sf.  nathitj,  birih. 
Natrou,  sm.   catron. 
Natte,  sf.  mat,  tress. 
niaticr,  va.to  trrss,  piaf,  fnat. 
nfaturalisation,  sf.  —  zalion. 
Naturaliser,  l'a.  to    naluraV.ie. 
Naturaligmc,   sm.    naturalisnk> 
Naturaliste,  sm.  caturalist. 
Naturaliié,  sf.   citizenfhip. 
Nature,  sf.  nature,  constitution. 

D'après—,  from  liTe. 
Naturel,  le,  a.  natural,   native. 
— ,  sm.  nature,  disposition,  natu- 
ral feeling,   constitution. 
Naturellement,  ad.   naturally. 
Naufrage,  5771.  shipwreck,\vreck. 
Naufragé,  e,  a.  wn'ckcd. 
Naiimachic,  sf-  nauinacby. 
Nauséabotiil,  e,  a.  nauscous. 
Nausée,  sf.  uausea,  disgust. 
Nautile,  sm.  nauliius. 
Nautique,  a.  nautical.        [man. 
Nautounier,  S77!.  mariner, boat- 
Na\-al,  e,  a.  naval. 
Navet,  S77!.  turnip. 
Navette,  sf,  rape-seed,  weaver's 

shuttle. 
Navigable,   a.    navigable. 
Navigateur,  S)77.— gator,  sallor. 
Navigation,  s/°.  — tiou,  voyage. 
Naviguer,    V.  to  navigate;  sail. 
Naville, 5777. canal  (for  irrigation). 
Navire,  s?77.  sliip,  vessel. 
Navrer,  va.  to  vring;  distress. 
No,  ad.  not,  no. 
Né,  e,  a,  born. 

Mort—,  still-born. 

Nouveau — ,  new-born. 

Premier—,  flrst-born. 
I^'éanmoius,  c.  nevertheless. 
Néant,  sj77.  not.hingaess, nought. 
Nébuleux,  se,  a.  cloudy,  darli, 
—  ,  s.  neljula.  [gloomy. 

Nébiilugitc,  sf.    nebulosity. 
Nécessaire, (!.necessar},aeedrul. 


— ,  sm.  neces5arles.  [rily. 

Néoeseaircnient,  ad,  necessa- 
IVécessitaut,  e,  a.  necessitating. 
Nécessité,  sf,  necessity,  need. 
— ,  j)l.  necessaries.  fforco. 

Nécessiter,  va.  to  aecessilale; 
Nécessiteux,  ae,  a,  necessitoui 

oneed. 
Nécrologo, sjTi.regIsfer  ofdealhs. 
Nécromancie,  sf,  —  ancy. 
Nécromancien,  nc,$. — mancer. 
Nécrose,  «/■.  necrosis. 
Nectar,  S77J.  nectar.  [vessel. 

Nef,   sf.   nave  of  a  church;  ship; 
Néfaste,  a.  ill-omened;  fatal. 
NcOe,  sf,  mediar. 
NéQier,  sm,  medlar-tree. 
Négatif,  ve,  a.  négative. 
NéETatiou,  sf,  —  tion. 
Négiitive,  sf.  négative,    rerusal. 
Néga^^.•cment,  ad.  —  vely. 
Négligé,  e,  a.  oIT-hand. 
— ,  S)n.  und~ess,  negligect. 
Négligemment, aa.  negligently. 
Négligence,  sf.   négligence. 
Négligent,  c,  u.  négligent. 
Négliger,  l'rt.  to  neglect,  siight. 

Se — ,  vr,  to  neglect  one's  selT, 
Négoce,  sm.    trade,  corr^crce. 
Négociable,  a.  négociable. 
Négociant,  sm.  nrerchant. 
Négociateur,  S77Î.  negociator. 
Négociation,  sf,  négociation. 
Négocier,  vn.to  trade;  négociât». 
Nègre,  s.   a  negro. 
Négrerîe,  s/,  bararcoon. 
Négrier,  SÎ7Ï.  slave;  of  a  slaver. 
— ,  S777.  slaver.  [girl. 

Négrillon,  no,  negro-boy,  negro- 
Neige,   sf,  snow. 
Neiger,  t',  im]),  to  snow. 
Neigeux,  se,  a,  snowy. 
Keuiti,  ad.  no. 
Néuiipbar,  sm.  water-lilj. 
Néologie,  sf.  neology. 
NéoEogique,  a,  —  cal. 
Néologisme,  S777,  —  gism. 
Néologne,  S777.  gist.  [vei-t. 

Néopbjte,  ncophyt,  new  con- 
Népbrétiqne,    a,    nephritic,  re» 

nal-colic. 
Népotisme,  S77!.  nepotism. 
Néréide,  sf.  sca-nymph. 


MG 


199 


NOI 


Wcrf,  gtn,  sinew,  ner?e,hand. 

—  de  bœuf,  a  bull's  pizzle. 
Wcroli,  sm  essence  of  oranges. 
Nerprun,  sm.  biioLthorn. 
Nerval,  e,  a.  corded  nerred* 
Norveux,  «e,  o.  nertoas,  sinewy. 
IVervin,  e.  a.  nertine. 
Riervure,  sf.  a  ncrve,  ribicording. 
Ket,  te,  a.  neat,  clear,  clean. 

— ,  ad.    cleany,  shor.. 

Au — ,   to  make  a  fair  copy  of. 
IVettement,  ad.  nedllj,  plainij. 
IVetteié.  sf.  cleanness,  neatiiess. 
IVettoiement,  sm.  cleanin». 
Kcuoyer,  va.  to  clean  ;  scour  ; 

clear;  sweep. 
IGeur,  a,  nine. 
— •  sm,  a  nine. 
— ,  ve,  a.  new.  nnexperlented. 

A—,  nid.  afresh,  like  naw. 
Neiitralenient,    ad.    nentrally. 
IVeiitraligation,  sf,  neutraliza- 

tion. 
Neutraliser,  va.   fo  neutralize. 
Neutralité,  sf,  neutrality. 
Neutre,  a,  neuter,  neutrali 
Neuvaine,  sf.  Dovena. 
Neuvièuie,  a.  s.  niatfa. 
— ,  sm,  ninth  part. 
NeuTièmeaieiit,  ad.  nlnthlj. 
Neveu,   sm.  nephew. 
— t  pi.  posterilj. 
Névralgie,  sf.  neuralgyi 
Névritique,a.  neurotic;  nervlne. 
Névrologîe,  sf.  neurology. 
Hez,sm.  nose. 

—  à  iiex,  face  to  face. 

Avoir  bon— ,  to  be  sagaclous. 

A  «on—,  to  his  face. 
Ni,  c.  neilber,  nor. 
Niable,   a.  deniable. 
Niais,  e,  a.  silly,  simple. 
— ,».  simpleton. 
Niaisement,  ad.  sillilyi 
Niaiser,    vn.  (0    trifle;     faddie. 
Niaiserie,    sf.    silllness,     silly 

tbing.  ('~'^''u 

Niche,  sf.  niche,  kennel,  pranS 
Nichée,  sf.  nest,?et,  crew,  brood. 
Nicher,  vn.  to  build;  lodge. 

Se—,  vr.  to  nestle;  bide;  lie. 
Nichoir,  sm.  breedinp-cage. 
Nicodème,  sm,  noodls ,  niuny. 


Nicotiane,  sf.  nlcotlaUi 
Nicotiue,  nicotine.    .■ 
Nid,  sm.  a  nest. 
Nidoreux,  se,   a.  nldoroas. 
Nièce,  sf.  nièce. 
Nielle,  sf,  mildew,  blast. 
Nieller,  va.  to  blast,  mildew. 
Nier,  va.  to  deny,  disown. 
Nigaud,  e,  a.  s.  silly,  simpleton. 
Nigauderle,   >f.  silllness,  siliy 

tbing. 
Nimbe,  if,    glorj,    nimbus. 
Nipper,  va.  lo  fit  ont.         [thés. 

Se—,  vr.  to  get  a  stock  of  clo- 
Ntppes,  sf.  pi.  clolbes. 
Nique  (faire  la),  to  mock. 
Nitouche  (sainte),  sf,  a  sao^ 

timonious    person. 
Nitrate,  sm.  nitrate. 
Nitre,  sm,    nitre. 
Nitreux,  se,  a,  nîtrotl8« 
Nitrière,  sf.  nitred-bedi 
Nitrite,  sm,  nitrite. 
Niveau,  sm.  level. 

De—,  ad.  level,  eTen. 
Niveler,  va.  to  levé!. 
Niveleur,  sm.  leTellefi 
Nivellement,  sm.  levelling. 
Nobiliaire,   a.   nobiliary. 
Noble,  a.  s.  noble,  nobleman. 
Noblement,  ad.  nobly. 
Noblesse,  s^nobility,nobleness. 
Noce,  sf.  wedding  party. 
Noces,  sf.pl.  marriage,  nuptials. 
Nocher,  sm.  pilot. 
Noctambule,  s.  noctambulist. 
Noctambulisme,  sm,    noclam» 

bulism. 
Nocturne,a.sm.nocturn,nightlj. 
Nodus,  sm.  nodus,  node. 
Noël,  sf.  Chrislmas  carol. 
Nieud,  sm.  knot,  stress,  tie,knn» 

ckie,  node,knob.  band,  intrigue. 
Noir,   e,  a,   black,  base,  dismal, 

dark. 

—  de  fumée,  sm.  lamp-black. 

—  d'ivoire,  'wry  black. 
—,  r^'^.  black. 
Noîfiitiv,,  (I.  blackish. 
Noiraud,  e,  o.   s.  dark,    fawnji 
Noirceur,    sf.    blackness,  blaci; 

spot. 
Noircir,    V,  to  blacken,  asperse. 


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NOU 


Se—,vp.  toblacken;  gelcloudy. 
Noircissure,  sf.  black  spot. 
Noire,  sf.   Crotchet. 
Noise,  s/.  strife,fqualble. 
NoiMciier,  sm.  bazel-lree. 
NoisottCf  sf.  hazelnul,  nutbrown 
Noix,  sf.  walnut,  plug.     [colour. 

—  de  galle,  a  gall-nut. 
Nolis,  freight. 

Noiiser,  va.  to  freight,  charter. 
Nom,  sm.  Dame,  ncun,  famé. 
Nouinde,  a.  nomadic. 
Noinlire,  sm.    number,  rhylhm. 
Nonibrer,  fa.  to  number,'  count. 
Nombreux,  «e,  a.  numerous. 
Nomliril,  S712.  nanel. 
NomenclateuF,  sm.    —  tor. 
Nomenclature,  sf.   —  ture. 
Nomiual,  e,  a.  no.ioinal. 
Nomiuateur,    sjn.     patron    (of 

a  liviiig. 
Nomiuaiif.  sm.  Bominalive  case. 
Nomination,     sf,    nomination, 

apiiointment. 
Noniinativement,n(^b;  name. 
Nommé   (à  point),  ad.    in  the 

nick  of  time. 
Nommément,   ad.  particularly. 
Nommer,  vn.  to  nnme;  nominale. 

Se—,  D1-.    to   gite  one's  name, 

be  called. 
Nonipareil,  le,  a.  matchless. 
Nouipareille,      sf.     nonpareil; 

small  sugar-plums,  narrow  rib- 
Non,  ad.  no,  not.  [bon. 

Nonagénaire,    a.    ninety  jears 

of  âge. 
Nonagésime,  a.   nonagesimal. 
Notante,  0.  ninety. 
Nonanticme,  a.  ninethleth. 
Nonce.  ;i;!.  nuncio. 
Nonclialammeut, (7(2.  negligen- 

tiy,  CGCly.  [coolness. 

Nonchalance,    sf.    nejlifpice, 
Nonclialant,  e,  a.  8.  negrr^'ent, 

careless. 
Nonciature,  sf.  nunîînture. 
Non-conformité,  $?)!,  —  IDity. 

—  être.  S)»!,  non-entity. 
NoBics.  sf.  }il.  nones. 
Nonina.  sm.  nonius. 
Noitnaân,  sf.  nun. 
VVouuettc,  s/',  nunt^^nger-bread. 


Nonolistant,   ad.    notwilhstan» 
Non-pair,  e,  a.  odd.  [ding. 

—  payement,  sm. non-payment. 
Non   plus  ultra,    ud.    ne    p!uB 

—  -sens,  »»!.  nonsense.    [ultr». 

—  -seulement,  ud.  not  oniy. 
Nonuple,  a.  ninefold. 
Non-valeur, s/',  loss;  dedi:c'ion. 
Nopal,  sm.  nopal.        [bad  dept. 
Nord,  sm.  norlh. 

—  est,  north-east. 

—  ouest,  north-west. 
Normal,    e,  a.  normal. 
Nos,  pr.  pi.  our. 
Nosographie,    sf.    nosografhj» 
Nosologie,  sf.  nosology. 
Nostalgie,  sf.  nostalgiâ. 
Nota,  sm.  note,  mark. 
Notabilité,  sf.    respeclabiiily. 
Notable,  a.  remarkable,  nnl.ible. 
Notablement,  ad.  noiab'y. 
Notables,  sm.  pi.  leading-men. 
Notaire,  sm.  notary. 
Notamment,  ad,  especially. 
Notarial,   sm,    profession    of  a 

notary.  [lary. 

Notarié,  e,  a.  settled  by    a  nô- 
Notarler,   va.    to    draw'  up    (a 

deed). 
Note,  sf.  note,  mark,bill,  account. 
Noter,  va.  to  note;  brand;  prick; 

remark, 
Noieur,  sm,  copier  of  music. 
Notice,  sf.  accounte,  knowledge. 
Notification,  sf.  —  lion,    [tice. 
Notifier,  va.  to  notify,give  no< 
Notion,  sf.  notion,  idea. 
Notoire,  a,  notorious,  manifest. 
Notoirement,    ad.  notoriouslj. 
Notoriété,  sf,  DOtoriety. 
Nôtre,  pr.  our. 

Les—,  pi,  ours. 
Noué,  e,  a.  tied  ;  rîckety.  [form. 
Nouer,    va.  to    lie;   knot;  knil: 

Se—,  vr,  to  set  (as  fruits),  to 

knit.  [satcbel, 

Nouet,  sm,  ragful;  little  bunch, 
Noueux,  se,  a,  knotty,  nodose. 
Nougat,  sm.  nougat,  "cakes  made 

~C  almonds  and  bonej.     [celli. 
bouilles,  sf.  pi.  ribbon   ■vermi- 
Noulet,  sm.  gutter  (of  a  roof). 
Nourrice,  sf.  wet-Durte. 


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Nourricier,  ère,   a,   nutrîlho. 

—,sm.  fosler-father. 

Nourrir,   va.  to    nonrîsh,  feed, 

suckle,  nurse,  eniarge.     [upon. 

Se  —  de,  v^    to  live  or  feed 
Nourrissant,  <$,  a.  nourishing. 
Nonrrîsaeur,  sm.  dayrjman. 
Nourrisson,  sm.   fosler-child. 
Nourriture,  sf,  food,  breeding. 
Nous,;))-,  we,  us,  to  us.      [cent. 
Nouveau, nouvel,  le,a.Dew,re- 
1    De — ,  again,  afresh. 
'Nouveauté,  sf.  newness,  novel- 

fy,  innovation,  change. 
Nouveautés  (marchands  de), 

linen-draper. 
Nouvelle,  sf.  news,  noTel. 
Nouvellement,  ad.  newly. 
Nouvelliste,  sm.  oensmocger. 
Novatïon,  sf.   change. 
Novembre,  sm.  November. 
Novice, (7.  s,  novice,  raw. 
Noviciat,  sm,  noviciate. 
Novissimc,  ad.  (Lis  minute,  Te- 

ry  lately.  [ncl,  mould. 

Noyan,  sm.  stone  of  a  fruit,  ker- 
Noyer,  sm.  walnut-lree. 
—5  va.  to    drown;   flood ,   blend 

(colours).  [go  to  ruin. 

Se—,  vr.  to   drown  one's  self; 
Noyon,  sm.  bound  cf  a  bowling- 

greeni 
Nu,  nae,  a.  naked,  plaiDi  bare. 

A—,  ad.  naked. 
^,  sm.  maked;  nudity. 
•»  *6ie,  bare-beaded. 

—  jambe,  barre-leggeâ> 

—  pieds,  bare-foot. 

—  propriété,  réversion. 
Nuage,  sm.  cloud  ,  mist. 
Nuageux,  se,  a.  cloudy. 
Nuaison,  sf.  a  tradewind.  ' 
Nuance,  $f.  shade,  tint. 


Nuancer,  va.  to  shade;  tint. 
Nubile,  a.   nubile,  marriçea 
Ntibilité,    sf.    marrigea!j!en 
Nudité,  sf.  nakedness,  nudily. 
Nue,  sf,  cloud,  sky. 
Nuée,  sf.  cloud,  swarm,  ciowd. 
NuemenI,  ad.  nument. 
Nuer,  va.  to  shade;  blend. 
Nuire,  V)i.  to  hurt,  injure. 
Niiisnaice,  sf.  —  ce,  damage. 
Niiisible,n.  hurtful,  prejudicial. 
Wvii»,  sf.  night. 

De—,  ad.  by  nîghl. 
Nuitamment,  ad.  in  the  night. 
Nuitée,  sf.  night's  work. 
Nul,  le,a.  void,none,  noone,no-. 
—  part,  ad.  DO  where. 
Nullement,  ad.    by    no  means, 
Nullilc,  sf.  nullity,  incapaciiy. 
Kùmcnt,  ad.  piainly. 
^'umérnire,  a.  numéral. 
— ,  specie,  cash. 
Numéral,  e,  a.  numéral. 
1%'uniérateur,  s»!.  —  lor. 
1%'umération,  sf.  —  tion. 
Numérique,  a.  numerical. 
IViimériquement,  ad.  numerl' 

cally. 
Numéro,  sm.  number. 
IVuméroter,  va.  to  number. 
Numismatique,  a.  —  matic. 
Nuuciipatif,  ve,  a.  —  live. 
Nuptial,  e,  a.  nuptial. 
Nuque,  sf  nape  (of  the  neck). 
Nuintion,  sf.  —  tion. 
Nutritif,  vc,  a.  nutritive. 
Nutrition,  sf.  —  tion. 
Nyclalopc,  a.  night-seeing. 
— ,  s.  njctatlops. 
NyctalopkC,  «/■.  nyctalopia. 
Nymphe,  sf.  nymph,  njmpha. 
Nyniphomauic,     sf.   nympho- 

mauia. 


0 


O!  int.  oh. 
O  ça,  now. 
Oasis,  sm.  oasis. 
Obédience,  sf.  obCidience. 
Obédicutiel,  le,  a,  —  tial. 


Obéir,  vn.  toobej,  bend,  serve; 
yield.  [misMon. 

Obéissance,  sf.  obédience,  sut»- 
Obéissant,  c,  a.  obedient. 
Obélisque,  sm.  obelisk. 


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202  OCT 


•Obércr,t'(i.eti!p.toruninto  deht. 
Objecter,  va.  to  object;  oppose. 
Objectif,  sm.  object-glass. 
■Objectif,  Te.  a.  —  tive,  idéal. 
Objection,  sf. —  tîOD,  difficulty. 
■Oljjet,  sm,  ohject;  end,  matter, 

*;ticlo,  suhjecti 
Obintion,  s/,  oblatîon. 
Obligatiou,  obligation,  bond. 
Oblii;atoii-e,  a.  obligatory. 
Obligé,  a.  obliged,  indispensable. 
—  ,  s.  oliligor,  obliged,  idenlures. 
Dbligcaiumcut,  ad.  obligingly. 
Obligeance,  sf.  ob!igingness. 
Diïli^caHt,  e,  a.  obliging,  kind. 
Obliger,  va.  to  oblige;  bind. 
Obliiiiie,    a.    oblique,   indirect, 

slant,  sloping.  [directly. 

Obliquement,  ad.  obliquely,  in- 
Obliquité,  sf.  obliquity. 
-Oblong,  ne,  a.  oblong. 
Obule.  sf.  obole,  mite,  farthing. 
<tboiubrer,  va,  to  conceal,  over- 

sliadow. 
Obrcptîce,  a.  abrcptitious. 
Gbroplion,  sf.   —   tion. 
Obscène,»,  obscène. 
Obscénité,  sf.  obscenity. 
Obscur,  c,  a.  dark,  gloomy. 
Obscurcir,  va.  to  darken,  grow 

dim. 

S'—,  vr.  to  grow  dim.       [ing. 
Obscurcissement,  sm.  darken- 
Obscnréraent,  ad.  oliscurely. 
Obscurité,  sf.   obscurily,   dark- 

ness. 
Obsécrationa,  sf.  pt.  —  tion. 
Obséder,  V.  to  beset,  obsess. 
Obsèques,  sf.  pi.    obsequies. 
Obséquieux,  se,  a.  obfequious. 
Observable,  a.  observable. 
Observance,  sf.  observance. 
Observateur,  trice,  s. observer. 
Observation,    sf.   —   tion,   re- 
mark, observance,  keeping. 
Observatoire,  sm.  —  tory. 
Observer,  t'a.  to  observe,  watch, 

notice,  practice.  [other. 

S'— ,vi'.  lobeobserved;eyeeach 
Obsession,  sf.  obsession,  beset- 
Obsidienne,  sf.  obsidian.  [ting. 
Obsidional,  c,  n.  —  nal. 
Obstacle,  S)/!,  obstacle, bar, clog. 


Obstétrique,  a.  obstétrical. 
Obstination,  sf,  obstinacy. 
Obstiné,  o.  a.  s,  stubborn,  ob> 

stinate,  willul. 
Obstinément,    ad.  obstinately. 

S'obstiner,  vr.   10  persist  iû  ; 

be  obslinate   in. 
Obstructif,  ve,  a,  obstructive. 
Obstruction,  sf,  obstruction. 
Obstruer,   va.  to  obstruct;  stop 
Obtempérer,  t;a.  to  obey.     [up. 
Obtenir,  Df7.  to  oblain,  get. 
Obtention,  sf.  obtaining. 
Obtus,  e,  a.  obtuse,  dull. 
Obvier,  vn.  to  obviate. 
Obus,  si'-x.  howitzer  shell. 
Obusicr,  S7n.  howitzer. 
Obvier,  lia.  to  obviate. 
Ocease,  a,  occasive,  seltinf. 
Occasion,  sf.  occasion,    oppor- 

Par — ,  occasionally.  [tunify. 
Occasionnel,  le,  a,  —  nal.[lT. 
Occasionnellement,  ad. — nal- 
Occasionner,   va.  to  occasion; 

cause. 
Occident,    sm.    west,        [west. 
Occidental,     e,     a.      western. 
Occipital,  e,  a.  —  tal. 
Occiput,  s)n.  occiput. 
Occire,  t'<x.  to  slay;  kill. 
Occiseur, sm. slayer;  slaughterer. 
Oceision,  sf.  murder. 
Occultation,  sf.  —  tion. 
Occulte,  a.  occult. 
Occupant,  e,  s.  occupîer. 
Occupation,  s/',  occupation,  eni« 

ployment,  work. 
Occuper.rn.  to  take  up;  emploj) 

possess;  hold,    plead,  manage, 
appear.  [iLink  about. 

S'—,  vr.  to  occupy  one's    self; 
Occurence,  sf,  occurrence. 
Occurrent,  e,  a,  occurring. 
Océan,  sm.  océan. 
Ochlocratic,  sf.  ochlocraty. 
Ocre,  sf.  ochre. 
Octaèdre,  sm.    ocfaedron. 
Octant,  sm.  quadrant. 
Octante,  a.  eigbtj. 
Octave,  »/■,   octave. 
Octavin,  sm.  octave  (flûte). 
Octavo  (in-),  sm,  octavo. 
— ,  ad.  eightbiy. 


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OLI 


«tctobre,  sm.  Oclober. 
«(■«ogôiiaire,  a.  S.  oclogenary. 
Ooiogotte,  a.  sm.  octagonal. 
Octroi,    sm.   grant,    fown-dues. 
Oclroj-er,   va.  to  graiil;  afford. 
Ociiiple,  a.  e'ight-rold. 
Ocdiplor,  va,    to  eigbl-fold;  in- 
Ociilaire,  a.  ocular.        [crease. 
Oculiste,  s;n.  oculist. 
Odalisque,  sf.    odalisk. 
Ode,  sf.  ode. 

Odeur,  sm,  odeur,  BBielI,  scent. 
Odieusemeut,     ad.     odiously, 

maliciûusly. 
Oilieux,  se,  a.  odious,    bateTul. 
fidomètre,  sm.  odometer. 
Odontalgie,  sf.  odonlalgy. 
Odontalgique,  a.  odontalgic, 
Odorant,  e,  a.  sweeted-scenled; 

odorous. 
Odorat,  sm.  smell,  smel!ing. 
Odoriférant,  c,  a,  odoriferous, 

fragront. 
CEcuménique,  a.  —  nical. 
lEii,  sm.  eje;  bud;  gloss. 

—  de    boeuf,    Lull's   eye    (o-val 
window). 

Coup  d'— ,  look,  eye,  sight. 

Clin  d'— ,  twiDiiiEg. 

A  vue  d^ — ,  visibly,    by  sight. 

—  de  perdrix,  sjn.    partridge- 
wood;  soft  corn  {on  Ihe  foot). 

<Eillade,  sf.  ogle,  look,  glance. 
4EilIèrc,  sf.  blinkcr  of  a  briddie; 

eje-balh. 

Dents   d' — ,    cye-lealh. 
Œillet,   sm,    carnation,      pink, 
OËillelon,  sm.  sucker.     [eyelet. 
flîsopliage,     sm,    —     phagus, 
*Euf,sm.  egg.  [windpipe. 

Œuvé,  e,  a.  hard-roed. 
(£uvr«,  sf,  work,  act  on. 

Hors—,  tbe  outside. 

Hors  d'— ,  by  dish. 
Offensant,  e,  a.  ofTensi've. 
OITense,    sf.     oITence,    trespass, 

Mn,  injury. 
Offense,   S))!,    offcnded   person. 
Offenser,  va.  to  ofTend,  injure. 

S** — ,  va.  to  take  offence. 
Offenseur,     sm.    oITender,    in- 

sulls", 
O0cusif,  TO,   a.    offensive. 


Offensive,  sf.  offensive. 
Offeiisiveinent,  ad,  —  vely. 
Offerte,  Offertoire,  sm,  offcr» 

tory,  [turn, service 

Office,   sm.    crfice,    part,    good 
— ,  sf,  butler's  pantry. 
Officiante,  sf.  orticialily,  eccle- 

siastical,  court.  [ter. 

Officiant,  a.  s.  ofticiating  micis- 
Officicl,  le,  a   officiai. 
Officiellement,  (7 rL  ofRciali;. 
Officier,  vn.  to  offîciate. 
— ,  sm.  officer,  hojse-steward. 
Orficieusemeut,  ad.  officiously, 

ol)'ii;,'ingIy.  [officions. 

Officieux,  se,  n.  obliging,  kind| 
Officinal,  e,  a.  officinal. 
Offrande,  s/,  oblation,  offering. 
,  Offrant,  a.  s.  bidder. 
Offre,  sf.  offer,  lender,  supply. 
Offrir,  va.  to  offer,  bid,  tender. 
Offusquer,  to   darken;  éclipse; 

dazzje,  olTend. 
Ogive,  sf.  ogive. 
Ogre,  sse,  ogre,  ogress. 
ou:  int,  oh! 

Oie,  sf.  goose.  [callositv. 

Oignon,  sm.  onion,   root,  bulb, 

lioitc  d'— ,  rope  of  onioDS. 
Oille,  sf.  olio. 
Oindre,  va.  to  anoint. 
Oiitg,  sm,  hog's  grease. 
Oint,  e,  a.  anointed. 
Oiseau,  sm.  bird;  hod. 

A  »ol  d'— ,  as  the   crow  Aies. 

A  vue  d'— ,  in  birds-eye  pers- 
pective. 
Oiseler,  va.   to  go  a  fowling. 
Oiselet,  sm,  little  bird. 
Oiseleur,  sm.  bird-catcher. 
Oiselier,  sm.  bird-seller,  fowler. 
Oisellerie,  sf.   bird-catching. 
Oiseux,  ne,  a.  idie,  frivolous. 
Oisif,  ve,  (».  idIe,  unoccupied. 
Oisillon,  sm.    liftle  bird. 
Oisivement,  ad.   idly, 
Oisiveté,  sf,  idieness,  inaction. 
Oison, sm.  gosling;  oinny. 
Oléagineux,  se,  a.   oleaginous. 
Olfactif,  a.  olfactory. 
Olilian,  sm.  elilianum. 
Oiilirius,  sm.  pietended;  swe!. 
Oligarchie,  sf.  —  cby. 


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OPI 


Olignrcliiqiie,  a>  — chical. 
Olii-aiso»,  sf.  olive-harTest. 
Oliiûtrc,  a.  olive-coloured. 
Olive,  sf.  olive 
Olivclte,  s/'.  oliTe-jdrd. 
Olivier,  $m.  olive-lree. 
Ollaire  (pierre),   a.  pot  stone. 
Olographe,  a.  holographie. 
Olympe,  sin.  Oljmpus,  skj. 
Olympiade,  sf.  oljrapiad. 
Olympien,  ne,  a.  olympic. 
Olympique,  a.  olympic. 
Ombelle,  «/■.  umbel. 
Ombellirére,  a.  umbellirerons. 
Ombilic,  sm.  Davel;  umbilic. 
Ombilical,  e,  a.  umbilicai. 
Ombrage,  sm.  shade,    umbrage. 
Ombrager,  vn,    to    shade,  lone 

down.  [picious. 

Ombrageux, se, a.  sklttish, sus- 
Ombre,  sf.  shade,  shadow,gho5t, 

protection. 
Ombrelle,    sf.  parasol. 
Ombrer,  va.  lo  shade,  a  drawÎBg. 
Ombreux,  se,   a.    umbrageous, 
Oméga,  sm.  oméga.  [shady. 

Omelette,  sf.  omelet. 
Omettre,  va.  to  omit;  leave  out. 
Omisnioii,  sf.  omis.^ion,  neglect. 
Omnibus,  sm.  omnibus. 
Omuiscieucc,  sf.    omniscience. 
Omoplate,  sf,  omoplate;  blade- 

bone.  [man,  pleope. 

On,  pr.  it,  Ihey,  one,    somebody, 
Onagre,  stn.  onager;  wild  ass. 
Ouc,  ad.  never. 
Ouee,  sf.    ounce. 
Oncbets  ,  sm.  pi.  spillikins. 
Oncial,  c,  a.  capital,  unciaU 
Oncle,  sm.  uncle. 
Onction,  sf.  unction;  annoiting. 
Onciue'^semcut,  ad.  Viith  UDC- 

lioa. 
Onctueux,  se.f7,  uncluons,  oily. 
Onctuosité,  .■<f.  uncluosity. 
Onde,  sf.  wave,  undulation,  bil- 
Ondé,  c,  a.  watered.  [low. 

Ondée,  sf.  shower, 
Oadoiemcnt,  sm.  private    bap- 

tism,  undulation.  b'ing. 

Ondoyant,  e,  a.  undulating;  wa- 
Ondoyer,  vn.  to  undulate;  wave. 
— >  va.  cbristeu. 


Ondulation,  if.  undulation. 

Ondulé,  e,  a.  undulated.wavei 
Ondulatoire,  a.  undulalory. 
Onduler,  m.  to  wave;  undulate. 
Onduleux,    «e,  a.    undulating, 

wavy. 
Ouérâîre,  onerary,  actirg. 
Onéreux,  se,  a.  onerous,  bur- 

densomo.  [horse. 

Ougle,   sm,,    nail,    claw;    hoof 
Onglé,    e,    a.    armed   (in    he- 

raidry. 
Onglée,    sf,    hot-acha    (painful 

numbness   of  tho  Angers  from 

cold). 
Onglet,  sm.   gnard;   mitre,  Oal 

graver;  single-Ii  af  cancel. 
Onglette,  s/,  flat  graver. 
Onguent,  sm.   salve,  oinlment. 
Ongulé,  e,  a.  hoofed. 
Ouirocritie,  sf.  oneirocrîtics, 
Ouocrolale,  sm.  white  pélican. 
Onomatopée,;/'.  onomcEtopœia. 
Onyv,  sm.  onyx. 
Onze,  a   cleven,  eleventh. 
Onzième,  n.  eleventh. 
— ,  sm.  eleTenlh   part. 
Onzièmement,  ad.  eievOnUielj, 
Oolitlie,  sm.  oolito. 
Opacité,   sf.  opacitj. 
Opale,  sf.  opal. 
Opaque,  a.  opaque,  opacous. 
Opéra,  sm.  opéra  ,  opera-liouse, 
Opercule,sm.operculura,cover. 
Operculé,  e.  a.  operculated. 
Opérateur,  (rice,    s.  operator, 

quack. 
Opération,  sf.  —  tion,  vrorking. 
Opérer,  va.  to  operate,    work; 

elîect.  [opération. 

Se    faire — ,    to    undergo    ao 
Opbïte,  a.  s.  ophite. 
Ophtalmie,  sf.  ophiaimy. 
Ophtalmique,  a.  ophtalmie. 
Opiat,  sf.  opiate.  ,■; 

Opilatiou,s/.  oppilation. 
Opiler,  va.  to  oppilate. 
Opinant,  sm.  speaker. 
Opiner,  va.    to    give  ono's  opi- 
nion; speak.  [the  resl.  . 
—  du  bonnet,  (0   chirae  in  vith 
Opiniâtre,  a.  S.  obstinate,    wil- 

ful,  mulisb. 


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Olii»i«<rciuciit,  ad,  obstinatcly. 
0|iïi>iâ(i-er,  va.  to  render    obs- 

linale. 

S'—,  vr.  lo  be  obslinate. 
Opiniâtreté,  sf.  obsUnacy. 
Opinion,  sf.  opinion,  vota. 
Opinni,  sni.  opium. 
Opo<Iel4loc,5?)i.  opodeldoc. 
Opportun,  e,  a.  opportune,  sea- 

souable.  [nely. 

Opportunément,  ad.  opportu- 
Opportunité,  sf,  —  nity,    occa- 
Opposnnt,e,  a.  opponent.[sion. 
Opposé,  e,  a.  opposite. 
Opposer,  va.    to    oppose,   face; 

allège,  plead;  place  opposite  to. 

S'—,  to  be  opposed  to. 
Opposite,  sm.  the  opposite. 

A  I' — ,  in  front  of. 
Opposition,  sf.  opposition,  r  - 

sistance,  protest,  ca\eat. 
Oppresser,  va.    to  oppress. 
Oppresseur,  sm.  oppresser. 
Oppressif,  *e,  a.  oppressive* 
Oppression,  sf.  oppression. 
Opprcssivcnient,  ad. —  vely. 
Opprimer,  va.  to  oppress. 
Opprobre,  sm.  disgrâce,  shamej 

opprohrium. 
Optatif,  sm.  optati-ve  mood. 
Opter,  va.  to  clioose. 
Opticien,  sm..  optician. 
OiHiniisine,  sm.  optimity. 
Optimiste,  sm.  optimist. 
Option,  sf.  choice,  option. 
Optique,  a.  sf.  optic,  opties. 
Opulemment,  ad.  opulently. 
Opulence,  sf.  opulence,  fulness. 
Opulent,  e,  a.opulent,  wealthy. 
Opuscule,  sm,   opuscule,  brief 

treatise. 
Or,  sm.  gold;  or  (in  heraldj). 

D'— ,  gold,  golden, 
— ,  C.  but,  now,  and. 
— ,  (a,  sus,  come  now. 
Oracle,  sm.  oracle. 
Orage,  sm.  broils,  tempest. 
Orageux,  se,  o.  slormy. 
Oraison,   sf.    speech,   oralion, 
Oral,  e,  a.  oral.  [prayer. 

Orang-outang,   stn.  orang-ou- 
Orange,  sf.  orange.  [lang. 

Orangé,  e,    a.  OrSBge-CCloiuïd.  ' 


Orangeade,  sf.  orangeade. 

Orangcat,   sm.   candied  orangt 

Oranger,  sm.  oraoge-tree.  [piel. 

Orangerie,  sf.  orangery. 

Orateur,    sm.     orator,    public- 
speaker. 

Oratoire,  n.  oratorial. 

— ,  sm.  oratory. 

Oratoirement,  ad.  oratorically 

Oratorio,  sm.  oratorio. 

Orbe.  sm.  orb,  orbit. 

—,  a.  bruising,  contunding,  dead 
(as    a    wall). 

Orbicnlairo,  a.  —  lar. 

Orbiculairement,  ad.  —  ISflj» 

Orbite,  sf.  orbit. 

Orcanctc,  sf.  orcanet,  alkaDet. 

Orcbestre,  sm.  orchestre» 

Orcliis,  s)n.  orchis. 

Ordalie,  sf.  ordeal. 

Orilinaire,  sm.  ordinary,  fare, 
common,  custom. 

—  ,  a.  ordinary,  vulgar. 
A  r — ,  as  UEual.  [usually. 

Ordinairement,  ad.  ordinarily, 

Ordinal,  a.  —  nal.[holy  orders. 

Ordiiiand,   sm.    candidate    for 

Ordinant.  Sî/i. ordaining bishop. 

Ordination,  5^.  —  tion. 

Ordonnance,    sf.     ordiaance, 

prescription,    warrant. 
Ordonnancer,   va,  to  pass  (for 

payement).  [ser,   orderer. 

Ordonnateur,  triée,  s.  dispo- 
Ordonner,  va.  to  order,  dispose, 

prescribe,  ordain,  enjoin. 
Ordre,  sm.  ordor,  disposition. 
Ordure,  «/■.   fiith,  dust,  ordure. 
Ordurier,  e,  «.    S.    obscene  fil- 
Oreillard,  e,  a. lap-heared.[thy. 
Oreille,   sf.   ear,   tie,   ear-lap, 

dog'sear,  corner,  handie,  flucke 

of  an  anchar. 
Oreiller,  sm.  plllow. 
Oreillette,  gf.    auricle    of   the 

heart,  ear-rag;  ear-lap  (of  a  cap). 
Oreîllon,   sm,.   swelling   of  ths 

almond  of  the  year. 
Oremus,  sm.  prayer,  orison. 
Orféire,  sm.  goldsmith. 
Oi'féTrerie,  sf.  goldsmith 's  art. 
Orfraie,  s/',  sea-cagle,  ospray. 
Orfroi,  sm,  £old,friDg$,  orfuys. 


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Organdi,  sm.  organdi. 

Organe,  sm.  organ,\oicc,  agent . 

Organique,  —  nie 

Organïsatiou,  sf,  —  lion. 

Oi-sauiscr,  va.  to  organize. 
'     — .  vr.  to  gel  orgaiiized. 

Organis^me,  sȔ.  organism. 

Organiste,  s.  organisl.        [zine. 

Orgausîn,s»î.thro\v  silk,  organ- 

Orgasnic,  sm.  orgasm. 

Oi-ge,  sf.  barley. 

Orgeat,  SOT.  orgeat. 

Orgie,  sf.  orgie. 

Orgue,  sm.  sf.  OT-gan. 

Orgueil,  sm.  pride,haughtiness. 

Orgueillcu8emcnt,ar^proudl;. 

Orgueilleux,  se,  a,  proud. 

Orient,  sm.  east. 

Oriental,  e,  a.  eastern,  oriental. 

Orieutaliate,  sm.  orientalist. 

Orienter,  l'a.  to  set  in  an  east- 
ward,  exposure,  to  tiim  Ihe 
sails.  [silion  ;  look  abouk  one. 
S' — ,  vr.  to  afcerlain  one's  po- 

Orifice,  sm.  oriBce,  aperture. 

Oriflamme,  sf.  oriUarae. 

Origan,  s»!,  origanuni.    [ifsued. 

Originaire,        a.        originary, 

Originairement,  ad,  originai- 
ly,  primili'velj. 

Original,  e,  a.  original,  odd. 

— ,  SOT.  original,  odd  fellow. 

Originalité,  sf.  originality. 

Origine,  sf.  origin,  cause. 

Originel,  le,  a.  original,  pri- 
mitive. 

Originellement,  ad.  —  nally. 

Orignal,  sm,  Canada,  elk. 

Orillon,  sm.  ear  (oF  a  piphlo). 

Orin,  sm.  buoy-rope. 

Oripeau,  sm.  tiasel. 

Orle,  sm.  orle. 

Orme,  sm,  elm. 

Ormenu,  sm.  young  elm. 

Ormille,s/'.  eir.-plant. 

Orne,  sm.  manna-asb. 

Ornement,  s»l.  ornament. 

Ornementation,  sf,  —  tion. 

Orner,  va.   to  adorn,  embellisb. 

Ornière,  sf,  fut,  track. 

Ornithologie,  sf.  —  logy. 

Ornithologiste,   sm.  —  loglet. 

Orpailleur,  sm.  golâ-se»rclier. 


Orphelin,  e,  a   S.  orphan. 
Orphéon,    sm.    singing-scbooT; 

opiicon. 
Orpiment,   sm.    orpiment. 
Orpin,  sm.  orpine. 
Orteil,  sm,  toe. 
Orthodoxe,  a.  S    ortbodox. 
Orthodoxie,   sf.  —  doxy. 
Orthographe.s/'.— pby.spelling. 
Oi'tographie.  sf.  —  phy. 

Ortographicr,    Va.  tO  Spell. 
Ortographiqtie,  a.  —  ical. 
Orthopédie,  sf.  orthopœdy. 
Orthopnée,  Sf.  orlhopny. 
Ortie,  sf.  netile,  rowel. 
Ortive,  a.  ortive,  east. 
Ortolan,  sm.  ortolan. 
Orvale,  sf.  clary,  orval. 
Ort'iétan,  sm.  orviétan. 
Os.  sm.  lione. 
Oscillation,  sf   —  tion. 
Oscillatoire,  fl.  —  tory. 
Osciller,  un.  to  oscillate. 
Osé.  e,  a.  daring,  bold. 
Oscille,  sf.  sorrel. 
Oser,  vn.  to  dare,  risk;  Tenturao 
Oscraie,  sf.  osier-bed. 
Osier,  sm.  o£ier-wilbe.[kle.hone. 
Osselet,  sm.OEsicIe,  osselet,  bue- 
Ossements,  sm.  pi.  boncs. 
Osseux,  se,  a.  bony,  osscous. 
0^'siGcatiou,  sf.  —  tion. 
Ossifier,  va.  to  ossify. 
Ossilîquc,  a.  ossifying. 
Ossn,  e,  a.  large-boned. 
Ostensible,  a.  —  kle. 
Ostensiblement,  ad.  ostensibly. 
Ostentation,      Sf.     ostentation, 

parade. 
Ostéograpbie,  sf.  csteograpby. 
Ostéologie,  sf.  —  logy. 
Ostracée,  a.  ostracean. 
Ostracisme,  sm.  —  cism. 
Ostracite,  sf.  os'racite. 
Ostrogotk,  a.  golhic,  uncountb. 
Otage,  sm.  hostage. 
Otalgie,  sf.  otalgy. 
Oter,  va.  to  Iake  away,  pull   off, 

remove,  deprive. 
Ottomane,  sf.  ottoman  (seat). 
Ou,  c.  or,  eilher. 
Où,   ad.  wbere,  wbither,  whicb. 
D'— ,  froœ,  whencs. 


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Ouaicho,  sm.  wake   Oi    a  ship. 

Oiinis!  iat.  hey-day  I  whish. 

Ouaille,  sf.  sijeep. 

—,  s.  pi.  flock. 

Ouate,  sf.  wadding. 

Ouater,  va.  to  -vad,  pad.    [vion. 

Oubli,  sm.   forgelfulness,  obli- 

Oulilie,  sf.  wafer.  [glect. 

Oublier,  va.  to  forget;  omit;  ne- 

S'— ,  vr.to  forget  one's  self. 
Oubliettes,    sf.  pi.    oubliette; 

trap-dun, 
Oublieur,  sm.  wafer-raaker. 
Oublieux,  so,  a.  forgetful. 
Ouest  sm.  west,  occident. 
Ouf!  int.  ohl 

Ouï,  ad.  sm.  yes,  ay,  indeed. 
Oui-da,  indeed. 
Ouli-dire,  sm.  hearsay. 
Ouïe,  sf.  hearing. 
Ouïes,  sf.  pi.  gills  (of  fishes). 
Ouïr,  va.  tb  hear. 
Ourngau,  sm.  hurricane. 
Ourdir,  va.  10  warp;  frarae,  plot. 
Ourdissoir,  sm.  beam. 
Ourdissurc,  s/',  warpingi 
Ourler,  va.  to  nem. 
Ourlet,  S7n.  hem. 
Ours,  sm.  a  bear. 
Ourse,  she-bear. 
Oursiu,  sm.   sea-hedgebog. 
Ourson,  sm.  bear's  cub. 
Outarde,  sf.  bustard. 
Outardeau,  sm.  joung  bustard. 
Outil,  sm.  lool. 
Outillage,  sm.  sct  of  toob;  plant. 
Outiller,  va.  ta  supply  witb  toois. 
Outrage,   sm.   outrage,  injury. 
Outragcaut,  e,  a.    outragcous. 
Outrager,  va.  to  outrage  -,  treat 

witb  contumeiy. 
Outrageu8ement,ad.— geously. 
Outragcnx,  se,  a.    outrageous. 
Outrance,  utteraace. 
— ,  to  excess;  to  the  death. 
Outre,  sf.  lealher  boltle;  budget. 
—,  ad.  farther,  beyond. 

D''— en    outr«,   thrOUgb    and 

througb. 


Outré,  e,  n.  excç=sive,  Ihuroii;.'- 

going,  overdoiie. 
OutrccuZdauce,   sf.  presump- 

tion. 
Outremer,    s.   ultra-marine. 
Outre-mesure,      ad.     bejcnil 

measure,    excessively. 

—  -passer,  va.  to  exceed. 
Outrer,  l'a.  toover-work,  exagge- 

rale,  knock  up.  [servecU 

Ouvert,  e,  «.  open,  frank,  uura- 

Livre— ,  at  sight. 
Ouvertement,       ad.       opealy^ 

frankly.  [bint, overture,  means. 
Ouverture,    sf.    opening  hole. 
Ouvrable,  working.    [manskip. 
Ouvrage,     sm.     work,      work- 
Ouvrugé,  e,  fl.  worked,  figured» 
Ouvrant,  e,  a.  opening. 
Ouvré,  e  (linge),  diapered. 
Ouvrer,  va.  to  work;  lashion. 
Ouvreur,  se,  s.  opener. 

—  de  loges,  box-keeper. 
Ouvrier,  s.  working-man.  [king. 
Ouvrier,   c,  a.   opuralive,   wor» 
— e   (cbeville),  raain-bolt. 
Ouvrière,  sf.  work-woman. 
Ouvrir,   V.    to   open;    unclose; 

brcach,  excite,  sliarpen. 

S'—,  vr.  to  open  up;  uaboso» 

one's  self. 
Ouvroir,  sm,  a  work-room. 
Ovaire,  s»2.  ovary^ 
Ovale,  a.  sm.  oval. 
Ovation,  sf.  —  tioa. 
Ove,  sm.  egg,  ovolo. 
Ovipare,  a.  oviparous. 
Oxalate,  sm.  oxalate. 
Oxalique  (acide),  oxalic, 
Oxidé,  e,  a.  oxidated,  combiaei^ 

witb   oxigen. 
Oxjcrat,  sm.  oxycrate. 
Oxydable,  a.  oxidable. 
Oxj'dution,  sf.  oxidation. 
Oxyder,  va.  to  oxidate 
Oxygène,  sm.  oxigen. 
Oxjmel,  sm.  oxymel. 
Oyant,  e,  a.  s,   hearer,  audilor. 
02«ne)ini.  «z«a«. 


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Pacage^  êm.    pasture,  grazing- 

Pncnger,  un.  to  graze.       [land. 

Pacha,  sm.  pasha,  pacha. 

Pacbj'derme,      a.      pachyder- 

— ,  sm.  pachyderm.  [malous. 

— ,]il.  mata.  [ficator. 

Pacificateur,  trice,   sm.  paçi- 

PaciOcation,  sf.  —  tion. 

Pnciûei',Da.  to  pacify. 

Pacifique,  a.  peaceable,  pacifie. 

Pacifiquemeut,  ad.  pcaceably. 

Pacotille,  s/,  seaman's  venture. 

;pacle,  sm.  compact,  pact,  league. 

Pactiser,  t'îl.  to  convenant. 

:Pailou,  sm.  ferret.  [heathenism. 

Pagauisme,     sm.     pagauUm, 

Pngaie,  sf.  paddie. 

Paguyer,  va.  tO  paddie. 

Page,  sm.  page. 

—,  sf.  page  (of  a  leaf). 

Pagiuatian,s^.  pagingoTabook 

Pagiuer,  lia.  to    page. 

Pagne,  sf.  cotlon-drawers. 

Pagode,  sf.  pagoda. 

Païen,  ne,  a.  S.  pagan,  heathen. 

Paillard,  e,  a.  S.    lecberous. 

Paillarder,  va.  to  play  Ihe  rake 

Paillardise,  sf.  leechery. 

Paillasse,  sf.  straw-mattress. 

— ,  sm.  merry-andrew. 

Paillasson,  sm.  straw-mat. 

Paille,  sf.  straw,  flaw,  chalT. 

Paillée,  sf.  floor  (of  corn). 

Pailler,  sm.  farm-yaxd. 

Paillet,  im.  a.  pale. 

—,  s.  beap  of  siraw 

Paillette,  sf.  spangle. 

Pailleiii,  se,  a.  Qawy. 

Paillon,  large  spangle;  foil  (for 
jewels);  link  (of  a  walch  chain), 
tit  of  solder.  [lihood. 

Pain,    sm.      Lread,     loaf,     live 

—  d'épice,  sm.  ginger  bread. 

—  à  cacheter,    wafer. 
Petit—,  a  ro!l. 

—  rassis,  slale  bread. 

—  tendre,  new  bread. 
Pair,  e,  a.  rqual,  par,  evan. 


— ,  SM.  peermale. 

IDe— ,  on  an  equality. 
Paire,  sf.  a  pair,  brace,  Coupls^ 
Paircsse,  sf.  peeress. 
Pairie,  sf.  peerage.     [peaceful. 
Paisible,  a.    peaceable,    quUti 
Paisiblement,  ad.  quietly. 
Paissant,  e,  a.  grazing. 
Paisson,  sm  paEture,  feed. 
Pj<ître,U(;.  to  feed,  graze;brows9. 
Paii,  sf.  peace,  pax,  quiet. 
— !  silence!  be  quiell  hushl 
Pal,  sm.  pale. 
Paladin,  sm.  paladine. 
Palais,  sm.  palace,  court  ofjaS" 

tice,  palate  (oftbe  moutb). 
Palau,  sm.  (ma.)  tackle. 
Palanquer,    va.  tO    haul    On  • 

tackle. 
Palanquin,  sm.  palankeeo. 
Palatin,    e,    a.  palatal. 
Palatine,  sf.  tippet. 
Pale,  sm.  mill-galc,sluice,  pal». 
Pâle,  a.  pale,   wan. 
Paloe,  sf.  row  of  piles. 
Piilofreiiier  sm.  under-groom. 
Palefroi,  sm.   paifrey. 
Paléograiibie,  sf.  paleography. 
Paléontologie, s)',  paleontbology 
Paleron,  sni.    shoulder,   blade- 
Palestrc,  sf.  palestra.       [bone. 
Palet,  sm.  quoit. 
Palette,  sf.  baltle-board,  paiu» 

pallet,  spoonbill. 
Pâleur,  sf.   paleness. 
Palier,  sm.  stair-head. 
Palingénésie,  sf,  palitl_ 
Palinodie,  sf.  palinody,"  reCSIl» 

tatioD. 
Pâlir,   va.   to   grow   pale»     ' 
Palis,  sm.  pale,  paled  yard. 
Palissade,  sf.  paijsade. 
Palissttder,  va.  to  palisade. 
Palissage,  sm.    yaling  up. 
Palisser,  va.  to  paie  up. 
Palladium,  sm.  palladium. 
Palliatif,  ve,  ((.  S.    pailiativS. 
Palliatiou,  sf.  palliatioa. 


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Pallier,  va.  to  palliate. 

Palliiim,  sm.  pallium. 

Palnia    (hrigii,     sm.     ricinus 

commuDîi,.  fpalni-Iear. 

Palme,    sf,  palm,  palm-branch; 
Paliuettc,  sf.  palm-leaf. 
Puiinier,  sm.  palm-tree. 
Palmipède,  a.  webfooled. 
Paloiiuicr,  sm.   springle-tree, 

of  a  carriage. 
Palpalile,  a  palpable. 
Palpableuaeut,  ad.  palpably. 
Pa1palion,s/.  palpalion,feeliiig. 
Palper,  vn.  tot'eel;  palp;handle. 
Palpitant,  e,  a.  palpilating. 
Palpitation,  s^.    palpitation. 
Palpiter,  vn.  to  pa]pilate;throb. 
Paltoquet,  sm.    luberly    fellow. 
PaliiB,  sm.  marsh.  [away. 

Pâmer  (se),  vr.  to  swoon  ;  Taiol 

80 — de   rire,    to  be   rcady  te 

die  with  laughing. 
Panïphiet,  s?n.  pampblet. 
Pampre,  sm.  vine-branch. 
Pan,  sm.  pandeaD  pipes,  mouth- 
Pauacée,  sf.  panacea      [organ. 
Panache,    sm.    plume;    tuft  (Of 

foliage),  final. 
Panacher  (■e),t;r.to  get  streal  y. 
Panaché,  e,  a.  variegated. 
Panachure,  sf.  streak. 
Panade,  sf.  panado 
Pauader  (se),  vr.  to  strut. 
Panage,  sm.  panage. 
Panais,  sm.  parsnip. 
Panaris,  sm.  whitlow. 
Pancarte,     sf.     placard;     toll- 

table,  paper-case. 
Pancrace,  sm.  pancratium. 
Panoreasi  sm.  pancréas,  sweet- 

bread. 
Pancréatique,  a.  pancreatic. 
Pandectes,  8f.  pi.  pandects. 
Pandore,  sf.  pandora 
Pan-lonre,  sm.  pandour,  Hunga- 

rmn  soldier. 
fanég^-rique,  a.  panegjric. 
Panégyriste,  STO.  a  paiiegjrisl. 
Paué,  e,  a.  coîeved  wilfa  cruin- 

bled  bread. 
Panée  (eau),  toast  and  water. 
Paner,  va.  to  coter  wilh  crum- 

bled  bread. 


Panerée,  sf.  baskelTul. 
Paneterie,  sf.  paiilry. 
Panctier,  stn  pantler. 
Paiselière,  sf.  scrip,  pouch. 
Panic,  sm.  panic-grass. 
Pauicule,  sf.  panicule. 
Panier,   sm.    basket;    boop    — 

petticoat. 
PaniGcatiou,  sf.    panification, 

bread-makÎDg. 
Panique,   panic. 
Panne,  sf.  pane  of  a  hammer,  fat, 

puriin,  plust,  shag. 

Mettre  eu—,   (ma  )    to  bring 

tù  ;  bave  to. 
Panneau,    sm.    pannel ,    trap, 
Panneton,  S}n.  key-bit.        [net. 
Panoplie,   sf.  pano[ily. 
Panorama  ,  sm.  panorama. 
Pansage,  sm.  grooming. 
Panse,  sf.  pauncb,  belly. 
Pansement,    sm.    (iressing    of 

wounds,  grooming  (horses). 
Panser,  va.  to  dress    a   wouud, 

to  groom  (horses). 
Pansu,  e,  a.  S.  big-bellied. 
Pantalon,  sm.  —  loon,  buffoon 
Pantelant,  e, a.  panting.  [bow, 
Panteler,  vn,  tO  pant;  puff  and 
Panthéon,  sm.  pautbeon. 
Panthère,  sf.  pan'.her.       [net). 
Pauiièrc,  sf.  panier    (birding- 
Pantin,  sm.  puppel. 
Pantographe,  snu  —  graph. 
Pantois,  e,  a.  sbort-winded. 
Pantomime,  sf.  —  mime. 
— ,  sm.  pantomist. 
Pantoufle,  sf.  sllppor. 

En—,  ad.  slip-shod. 
Paon,  sm.  peacock. 
Paonne,  Sf.  pea-ben. 
Paouueau,  sm.  pca-chick. 
P«pa,  sm.  papa. 
Papal,  e,  a.  papal. 
Papauté,  sf.  papacy,  popedom 
Pape,  syn.  popa. 
Papcgai,  sm,  popinjay. 
Papelard,  e,  s.  hypocritical. 
Papelardise,  sf.  hypocrisy 
Paperasse,  sf.  waste  papper. 
Paperasser,    V7i.    to    ru.nmage 

old  papers.    [of  usoless  papers, 
Paverassier,  e,  s.  a  préserver 

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PapMerle,  sf.  paper-mill,  pa- 
per-making,  writing  case. 

Papetier,  ».  s.  paper-maker, 
slalioner. 

Papier,  sm.  paper. 

— ,  s.  pi.  passport;  documents. 

—  peiiil.  paper  hanging?. 
Papillnire,    a    papUlary. 
Papille,  s/,  papilla. 
Papillou,    sm.   butterûy,  a  fop. 
Papilloiiacc,  e,  a.  —  ceous. 
Papilloiiiicr,  vn,  10  fluUer. 
Papillotagc,  sm.  trilliDgthings. 
Papillote,  s/.  cur]-paper,comfit 

wrapped   ia    paper.      [papers. 
Papilloter,  va.  to  put  bair  in 
—,  vn.  to  twinkle. 
Papism»,  sm.  poperj. 
Papisie,  s.  paplst. 
Papyrus,  sm.   papyrus  (plant). 
Pâque,  sf.  passover.        [pocket. 
Pac|ucbot ,    sm.    packet    boat; 

—  à  vapeur,  steamer. 
Pâquerette,  sf.  easter-daisy. 
Pâques,  sm,  Easter. 

—,  Oeuries,  Palm  Sunday. 
Paquet,    sm.    packet,    parceli 

bundie. 
Pâquis,  sm.  pashire. 
Par,;)r.  by,  on,  Ihrough,  ont  0% 

for,  wilb,  aboutjin,  Oï8r,  at. 

—  de  là,  beyond. 

—  «ci,  this  way. 

—  ici,parià,ad.bereaadthere. 

—  là,  thatway. 

—  on,  which  way. 

—  dessus,  sm.  ovor  coat. 
Parabole,  s/',  parable,  parabola. 
Parabolique,  a.  —  lical. 
Paraboliqueuieut,  ad—Wc^V.'j. 
Parachèvement,   $m,  eudiog, 

fînisîiing. 

Parachever,  va.  to  Snisb,  end. 

Parachrouisme,  em.  —  nism. 

Parachute,  sm.  parachute. 

Paraclet,  sm.  paraclete,  com- 
porter. 

Paradox  sf.  parade,  state, 
sliow,   display,  pagcant,    state. 

Paradigme,  sm.  digiu. 

Paradis,  s)u.  paradisd  (upper 
gall,'ry. 

Paradoxal)  e,  a.  —    doxtcal- 


Paradoxe,  sm.  paradox. 
Paraphe,   sm.   tlou-ish,  fizzle; 

initiais;  abbrevialed   signature. 
Parapher,  va.  to  sign  with  ini- 
tiais, [latitudes. 
Parage,  sm.  extraction,    parts, 
Paragoge,  sm.  paragoge. 
Paragogique,  a.  —  gical. 
Paragraphe,  sm.  paragraph. 
Paraître,  vn.  to  appear;  seein; 

look;  show  one's  self. 
Parallactîque,  a,  —  tlO« 
Parallaxe,  sf.  parallax. 
Parallèle,  a.  sf.    parallel. 
Parallèlement,   ad.  parallelly. 
Parallélipipède,  s»t.— lopiped. 
Parallélisme,  sm.  —  HsiD. 
Parai  lèlogramiiie,5?n.—.grani. 
Paralipomènes,  sm.  pi.   para- 

lipomena. 
Paralogisme,  9m.  —  gism. 
Paraijiscr,  un.to  paralyse;  palsj 
Paralysie,  sf.  a,  palsy. 
Paralytique,  a.  s.  paralytiCi 
Parangon,  sm.  paragon. 
Parangonuage,  sm.  justifjing. 
Parangouner,  va.  to  justify, 
Parauomasie,  sf.  paranomasia. 
Parant,  e,  a.  ornameutal. 
Parapet,  sm.  parapet. 
Paraphrase,   sm,    paraphrase. 
Paraphraser,  uct.to  paraphrase. 
Paraphraste,   sm,  paraphrast. 
Parapluie,  sm.  umbrella. 
Parasélèiie,      sf.      parasOlenSi 

mock-moon. 
Parasite,  sm.  spunger. 
Parasol,  sm.  parasol. 
Paratonnerre,    sm.  lightning" 

conductor. 
Paravent,  sm.  folding-screen. 
Parbleu  !  int.  zounds  I  forsootlii 
Parc,  sm.  park,  fold  (ma.)i  lockerj 

enclosure. 
Parcage,  stn.  îSs^il-roldi^g. 
Parcelle,  sf.  part  particlSi 
Parcellaire,  a.  delailedi 
Parce  que,  because. 
Parchemin,  sm.  parchment. 
Parcheminerie,  sf,  parchment 

trade,  parchment  manufaclory. 
Parcbemtuicr,sni.  p<tr(<lim«Bt' 

Saker. 


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Parciniouie,  s/',  parsiraonj. 
Pai'coui-ir,  va.    to   Iravel   ovor; 

run  over;  survey,  peruse. 
t'ardou,     sm.     pardon;     forg- 

iveness. 
Pnriloiinablc,  a,  pardonable. 
Pnrdouiier,     va.      to    pardon, 

forgivcjfpare. 
Pareil,  le,  a.  S.  like,  equal. 

Kendrcla — ,  togi\e  titl'or  lat 
Pareillement,    ad,     similarlj", 

likenise,  also. 
IP'nrclle,  sf,  parella(dye-lichen). 
Parement,  sm.  ornamenl,trim- 

ming,  eut,  face,  front,  kirb,  Ihick 

slick  (in  a  faggct). 
l'as-eiicbj'iue,  sm. parenchyme. 
Parent,  sin.  relation,  kinsman. 
—  ,  pi-  parents. 
Parenté,  sf.  relationship. 
E>arcu<Iièse,   sm.     parenthesis. 
Parer,  va.  to  dress;  adorn;  trim; 

pare;  slielter;  find  a  remedy. 

Se—,  vr.   to  adorn  one's  self; 

shelter.  [zincss. 

Paresse,  sf.  sloth,  idieness,  la- 
Paresser,  vn.  to  be  idle. 
Paresseux,  se,  a.  S.  slotll,idIe, 

lazy,  indolent. 
Parfaire,  Va.  to  perfect. 
Parfait,  e,  a.  perfect,  complète. 
Parlait,  sm.  prétérit,  perfect. 
Parfailenicut,  ad   perfectly. 
Parfois,  ad.  sometimes,attimes. 
Parfondre,  t'a.  to  fuse. 
Parfum,  sm.  perfume. 
Parfumer,  va.  to  perfume. 
Parfumeur,  se,  s.  perfumera 
Pari,  SHi.  a  wager,  bet. 
Pariadc,  sf.  pairing-time. 
Parier,  va   to  bet;  lay. 
Pariétaire,  sm,  pellitoryi 
Pariétal,  e,  a.  pariétal. 
Parieur,  sm.  better. 
Parïslenue,  sf,  (impr.)  ptarU 
— ,  o.  parisian. 
Parité,  sf.  parity,  equality. 
Parjure,  a,  s.  perjured. 
—,  sm,  perjury.  [self. 

Se—,  va.  to  forswear  one's 
l>arlagc,  sm,  idle  talk;  chaltle. 
Parlant,  c,  a,  speaking;lifelike. 
Paricmeui,  sm,  parliament. 


Parlementaire,  a.  S. —  tary. 
Purlemeiitcr,  vn.  toparley. 

Parler,  vil.  to  fpcak,  talk. 

Se—,  Dr.  to  be  spokea. 
Parler,  sm.  specclî,  ao'-.ent,  man» 

ner  of  speaking. 
Parleur,  se,  s.  a.  ta^mer. 
Parloir,  sm.  parleur. 
Parmesan,  sm.  —  fan  cheese. 
Parmi,    pr,    among,    amongst, 

anidst. 
Parnasse,  sm.  Parnassus. 
Pai.".die,s/'.  parody. 
Parodier,  va.  to  parody. 
Parodiste,  sm.  parodist. 
Paroi,  sf.  wal!;  side;  inner  sniv 

face,  coat.  [church. 

Paroir,  sm.  parer;  scraper. 
Paroisse,   sf,    parish;    parish- 

church. 
Paroissial,  e,  a.  parochial. 
Paroissien,  ue,  s.  parishioner. 
Parole,   sf.   Word,  siieech,  pro- 
mise; parole,     [whcn  speaking. 

Couper    la— ù,    to    iuterrupt 

Avoir  la—,  to  bave  the  rigbt 

to  spcak. 

Porter  la—,  to  be  spokesman. 
Paroli,  sm,  paroli. 
Paronouaase,  sf.  paronoiZiasiai 
Parotide,  sf.  parotis. 
Paroxisme,  sm.  paroxysmt 
Parpaillot,s)n.caWinist,heretiCi 
Parque,  sf,  fate. 
— ,  pi.  fatal  sister.  [fold,  inclose. 
Parquer,   va.   et  n.   to   park. 
Parquet,  sm.  bar  of  a  court  of 

justice,  inlaid  floor. 
Parquetage,  s»i.  inlaidfloorisga 
Porqueter,  va.  to  floor. 
Parqueteur,   sm,    floor-joiner. 
Parrain,  sm.  godfather. 
Parricide, a.  parricidial. 
— ,  s.  parricide.  [stud- 

Parsemer,  va.  to  strew;  scatler; 
Part,  sf.    part,  portiofli  sharej 

A—,  except.  [side. 

Autre — ,  elsewhere. 
Parts  (de  toutes),  on  ail  sides. 

Faire— de,   to  impart;  sbarei 

Nulle — ,  no  where. 
Part,  sm.  (méd.)  cbilâbirtbt  ia- 

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Partage,  sm.  share,  lot,  divi- 
PariagcaMe,  a.  di\'isible-[sion. 
Pariagcaiit,  sm.  (jur.)  sharer. 
Partager,  va.  lo  share;  divide, 

Se —  vr.  to  divide.  [part. 

—  le  .ditréreut,     lo    split     Ihe 

diffeicnce. 
Partance,  sf.  sailing,  departure. 
Parlant,  c.  llierefore. 
Partenaire,  sm.  partner. 
Parterre,     sm.    flower-garden, 

parterre,  pil  of  a  Iheatre- 
Parti, soi.party,  faction,  delach- 

œent,  match,  condition,  means, 

ofTer,  resolution,  place,  side. 

Esprit  de—,  partj  spirit. 

Prendre  aou — ,  to  œake  up 

one's  mind. 
Partial,  c,  a.  partial. 
Partialement,  ad.  pirtially. 
Partialité,  sf.  partiality. 
Par(ici|iant,  c,  a.  participer. 
Participation,  sf.  —  tion,  sha- 

ring. 
Participe,  sm.  —  pie,  abeltor. 
Participer,  v)t.  to  participate, 

share;  take  part  (in). 
Particulariser,  vtl.  lu  partîcu- 

larize,  speciTy.  [juarlicular. 

Particulurilë,  sf.  particularily, 
Pariiciilc,  «/■.  particle. 
Particulier,    e,    a.    particular, 

privale,  spécial,  intimate,  odd, 

singular. 
— ,sî». privale  iDdhiduaI;priTacy. 
Pai'ivciElîèrenieut,  ad.  —  cu- 

larly,  in  détail. 
Partie,  sf.   par-t,    qualification, 

sum,  ganie,  party, client,  match. 

En—,  partly. 
Partiel,  le,  a.  partial. 
Partiellement,  (Tol.  partially. 
Partir,  vn,   to  set  oui;  départ; 

go   off;    starl;    begin;    arise  ; 

tursl,  rush. 
Partisan, $)/!. partisan,  adhèrent. 
Partitif,  ve,  a.  partitive. 
Pariitiuu,  sf.—tiOD,  division. 
Partout,  ad.  every  where. 
Parure,  5^.   parure/   iress,  pa- 

ring 's. 
Parvenir,  va.  to  arrive,   reach,  . 

•Itain,  oÙaiD,  make  a  loitune.  i 


Parvenu,  sm.  upstart. 
Parvis,  sm.  parvis  of  a  church. 
Pas,  sî)!.step,  pace,  stile,  foots- 

tep,  perplexity,  streighl,  strait, 

stride;  walk. 
Pas  à  pas,  step  by  step.    ^step. 

Sauterie — ,  to  take  a  decided 

.4Ilcr   bon—,    to  walk  prelly 

Faux—,  false  step.  [fast. 

Pascal,  c,a.  paschal. 
Pasquin,  sm.  pasquin,  bufl'ooD. 
Pasiiuiuade,  sf.  lampoon. 
Passable,  a.  passable, lolerable. 
Passablenienl,  ad.  so  to,tole- 

rably.  [stay;  passade. 

Passade,     sf.     passing,    short 
Passage,    sm,     passage,    nay, 

toli,  transition.  [sient. 

Passager,  e,  a,    passing,  Iran- 
— ,  e,  s.  passenger. 
Pa8sagèremeiit,ac{.  transiently, 

for  a  inoment. 
Passant,  sm.  passenger. 
Passant,  e,  a.    Trequected   by 

passengers. 
Passavant,    sm.    pass. 
Passe,   sf,   pass,  channel,  over- 

plus,  way,  front. 

—  debout,  sm.  transire. 

—  droit,  favour,  injustice. 

—  lacet,  sm.  bodkin. 

—  passe,  sm.  jugglina.    [frame. 

—  partout,  sm.  "pass-key;  plaie 

—  port,  sm.  passport.        [sion, 

—  temps,    sm.  pastime,    diver- 
Passc,  e,  a.  past;  over;  gone. 
— ,  sm.  lime  past,  past. 
Passée,  sf.  passage  of  troops. 
Passement, sm.  lace,  triniming. 
Passementer,  va.  to  lace. 
Passementerie,     sf,     francy- 

trimming.  [meaker. 

Passementier,  ère,$.trimmi  ng- 
Passer,  v.  lo  pass,  excel,  go 
beyond,  exceoa,  corne  or  go 
by,  skip,  outrun,  allow,  vanish, 
disappear,  rease.  strain  (li- 
qiiors).  Jmililarily. 

—  par  les   armes,    lo  exécute 

—  son  envie  ,  to   gralify  one's 
désire. 

Eu  -parla,  to  subœit. 

—  outre,  to  CO  OD-  .  _j^ 


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Se  passer  de,  vr.  to  be  con- 
tented  witli;  do  without. 

Pas«4erago,  sf.  pepperwort. 

Passereau,  sin.  sparrow, 

Passerelle,  sf.  foot-bridge. 

Passeur,  sm.  ferryman, 

Passiliillié,!/'.— lity. 

Passible,  a.  — liable. 

Passif,  ve,  a.  passive. 

Passion,  sf.    passion,    lovOi 

Passionné,  e,  a.  passionate, 
prejiidiced.  [nately. 

Passiounémeut,     ad.     passio- 

Pasr'-nnner,  va.  to  impassion. 
Se—,  vr.  to  get  irapassioned. 

Paosârement ,  0(2.  —  vely. 

Paa»oire,s/'.acolander,strainer. 

Pastel,  «m.  woad,  pastel. 

Pastèque,  sf.  -water-melon. 

Pasteur,  sm.  shepherd,  pastor. 

Pastiche,  sm.  pasticcio,  imita- 
tion. 

Pastille,  sf.  pastille,  lozenge. 

Pastoral,  c,  a.  —  rai,  rural. 

Pastorale,  sf.  pastoral. 

Pastoralcnient,  ad.  pnstorally. 

Pastoureau,  sin.    young  shcp- 

,    lierd.  [berdess. 

Pastourelle,    sf.    young   shcp- 

Pat,  (at  chess),  sm.    stalemaie. 

Pntaclie,  sf.  advice-boat,  masl. 

Pataraffe,s^  scrawl, scribbling. 

Patate,  sf.  polaloe. 

Patatras,  inf.  slap-bang  !  crash  I 

Pataud,  e,  a.  clumsy. 

Patauger, un. to  dabble;  splash, 
plunge  about.    [tulion,  tcmper. 

Pate,  sf.  paste;    dough;    consti- 

Pâtc,  sm.  pie,  pasty,  blot,    pie. 

Pdtée,  sf.  paste  for  poultry, 
dogs  and  cats. 

•''utrlin,  sm.  wheediing  fellow. 

Patelinage,  sm.  wheediing. 

Palclîner,  t>.  to  wheedle. 

Patpue,  sf.  paten. 

Patciiétre,  sf.  chaplet,  beads. 

Patent,  e.  a.  patent,  évident. 

Patentes  (lettres),  patent  let- 

Patente,  sf.  patent.  [ters. 

Pater,  sm.  the  Lord's  Praycr. 

Patcre,  sf.  paiera,  curlaia-peg. 

Paternel,  le,  a.  paternal. 

Paternellement,  nrf.  —  nally. 


Paternité,  sf.  —  tj. 

Pâteux,  se,  a.  clammy,  dougbj. 
Pathétique,  a.  sm.  pathetic. 
Palhéliquenient,ar/.  —  tically. 
Pathologie,  sf.  —  logy. 
Padiologique,  a.  —  logic. 
Pathos,  sm.  ranting,  fuslian. 
Patibulaire,  a.  —  lary. 
Pafieninieut,  ad.  patiently. 
Patience,     sf.    patience,     dock 

(planl). 
Pa(ieut,  c,  a.  patient,  constant. 
Patient,  sm.   malefactor,   going 

to  the  gallowSjSufferer. 
Patienter, un.  to  bave  patience. 
Patin,  s)n.  skate,patten,ground- 

sill. 
Patîmer,  vn.  to  paw;  handle. 
Patineur,  sm.  skater. 
Pâtir,  vn.  to  suffer. 
Pâtis,  sm,  common,  sheepwalk. 
Pâtisser,  vn.  to  make  pastry. 
Pâtisserie,   sf.    pastry-making. 
Pâtissier,  e,  s.  pastrv-cook. 
Patois,  sm.  provincial  dialeot. 
Patraque,  sf.  gimcrack;  useless 
Pâtre,  sm.  herdsman.    [lumber. 
Patriarcal,  e,  a.  —  chal. 
Patrîarc.-tt,  sm.  —  chate. 
Patriarche,  sm.  patrîarcb. 
Patrice,    stn.    patrician,  noble. 
Pntriciat,  sm.  patriciate. 
Patricien,  ne,  a. —  Clan. 
Patrie,  sf.  native  country. 
Pali-inioine.  S771.  patrimony. 
Patrimonial,  e,  a.  — uiat. 
Patriote,  S7n.  palriot. 
Patriotique,  a.  patriotie, 
Patriotiquement,    ad.    like   a 

patriot. 
Patriotisme,  jm.  —  tism. 
Patron,    sm.    patron,    pallern, 

cockswain,  master.        [■vowson. 
Patronage,    stn.    —  âge,     ad- 
P.itronal.  c,  a.  patronal. 
Patroucsse,  a.  S.  patroness. 
Patronne,  sf.  patroness. 
Patrouille,  sf-    patrol,  rounds. 

Faire — ,  to  patrol. 
Patrouiller,  un.  to  pp.ddie,  paw, 

disturb. 
Patrouillis,    sm.    puddie. 
Patte,  sf.  a  pa-.v,  l'ool,   Dap. 


PEA 


214 


PEl 


Patte-pclu,    sm.     s  chealîng 

coaser, 
Pndii,  e,  n.  fealhcr-Iegged. 
Pâdiragc,   sm.    pastuiage. 
Pâtiire,  sf.  food,  paslure. 
Pâiui-cr,  171.  pasture, 
Pâliiro»,  sm.   pastern. 
Paume,  sf.  palra    or  the    hand, 

hand,  tennis. 
Pnuincr.  va,  to  give  a  slap, 
Panniicr,  sm.  master  ofa  tennis 

cour;. 
Paupière,  sf.  eye-Iid,  eyc-Ias, 
Pause,  sf.  pau?e,  stop,  resti 
Pauscr,  va.  to  pause. 
Pauvre,  sm.  beggar. 
— ,  a,  s.  poor,  beggar.        [garly. 
PauTrcmciJt,  ad.    poorly,  beg- 
PauTresse,  sf.  poor  uoman. 
Paiavret,  *e,  s.  poor  litt!e  thing. 
PnuTreSé,s/'.  poverty,  platitude, 
Pavage,  sm.   paving.        [need. 
Pavaner    (se),    vr.     lo    ïtrut, 

flound. 
Pave,   sm.    pavement,  pilching. 
Paver,  va.  to  pave;  pitch. 
Paveur,  sm.  paver. 
Pavillon,  sm. pavillon,  flag,  tenl, 

couleurs. 
Pavoiis,  sm.  =hield,pavise;  (ma.) 
the    waisl-cio'.h.  [feuce  a  ship. 
Pavoiser    un     vaisseau,    to 
Pavol,    sm.  poppy. 
Payable,  n.  payable.  | 

Paynul,  e,  a.  paving. 
Paye.  sf.  pay,  salary 

Bonne — ,  good  paymaster. 
Payement,  sm.  payraent. 
Payer,  va.    to    pay;    liquidate; 
reward;  return.  [payer. 

Payeur,     «e ,    S.     paymaster; 
Pays.sîïî.  country.  native  coun- 

try;  compatriot. 
Paysage,   sm.  landscape. 
Paysagiste,     sm.      landscape- 
painter.  [woman,  peasant. 

Paysan,  n»,,  «■  countryman  or 
Payse,  sf.  fellow-countrywoman. 
Péage,  sm.  loll,  toll-hoiise. 
Pcagcr,  sm.  toll-gatberer. 
Peau,  s/,  skin,  bide,  rind,  peel. 
Peausserie,  sf,  skin-trade; 
peltry. 


Peaussier,  sm.    fell-monger. 

Pee  (hareng),  pickled  herring. 
Pécari,  sm.   pccc.iry. 
Peccaijie,  a.  pecca'ble. 
Peccadille,  sf.  peccadillo. 
Peco.ivi,  sni.  repenlance. 
PêcUo,   sf.   peach;  fishing,  pic- 

kiQg    up. 
Péché,   sm.   sin,   trespass. 
Pécher,  va,  lo  sin,   transgress, 

trespass. 
Pêcher,  va.  to  fisb;  angle. 
— ,  sm,  peach-tree. 
Pêcherie,  sf.  fishery.      [sinner. 
Pécheur,    Pécheresse,    s.    a 
Pêcheur,  se,   s.  fisherman,  fis- 
herwoman.  [mal. 

Pécore,  sf.  blockhead,  lout,ani- 
Pecloral,  sm,  pectoral,  breast- 
—,  e,  a,  —  rai.  [plaie. 

Péculat,  sm.  peculate,  tliefl  of 

public  money. 
Pécule,  sm.  hoard;  savings. 
Pécune,  sf.  money,  ca«h. 
Pécuniaire,  n,  pecuniary. 
Pédagogie,  sf,  —  gy. 
Pédagogique,  «. —  gical. 
Pédagogue,  sjii.  pédagogue. 
Péda!,  sf.  pedal. 
Pédant,  e,  s.  pédant. 
—,  a.  ppdantic. 
Pédanterie,  sf.  pedantry. 
B'édautesqne,    a.  pedaotical. 
Pédasitisme,  sm.  pedantry. 
Pédéraste,  syn.  pederast. 
Pédestre,    rt.    pedestrian. 
Pédestrement,  on  foot.  [dlcle. 
Pédicelle,  Pédicule,  Sin.  pe- 
Pédiculaire,  a.  —  cular. 
Pédicule,  sm,  pedtcie. 
Pédonculc,sm.  peduncle,  stalk. 
Pégase,  sm,  Pegasus. 
Peigne, s?ïi.corab,  card,hatelie!. 
Peigner,  va.  to  comb;  card;  po-> 
lish. 

Se — ,   vr.    to  comb  one's  selT, 

Pcigneur,  sm.  comber. 

Peignoir,  sm.  combing-clotb. 

Peindre,    t'a.    to    draw;    paint, 

defcribe,  write.  [portrait  taken. 

Se  faire—,  vr.    to    get    one's 

Peine,  sf.  pain,  penalty,  pains, 

A—,  ad.  hardlj.  [trouble. 


PEN  215  PEN 

Se  —,  tir.  to  stoop  ;  bencf,  lëai». 
Prnilable,  a.  hanging  ;  a  nocious. 
■*en<laiwon,  sf.  hanging  on  a 
l'enilant,  jir.  during.  fgallows. 
—  q""-,  ad.  whilst. 
— ,   wîî.   ear-ring,   pendant,    hajï- 

gins  (low.  [bird. 

Penilaril,  e,  s.  hang-dog.  galloT, 
l'rnilelnque,  sf.  pendant  dang. 

ling  rag.  [pendenlive. 

Pcnilentif,    S111.    (arch.      Tault. 
Pendre,  u.  to  hang,  suspend. 

Se  — ,  vr.  to  hang  one's  self 

(up).  [hiing  ;  hanged. 

Peniln,  o,  prêt,  suspended  ; 
Pendule,  sf.  dock. 
— ,  sm.  a  pendulum. 
Pêne,  sm.  boit  of  a  lock. 
Péiiélrabilité,  sf.  —  lily. 
Pciiétrabic,  a.  penetrable. 
Pénétrant,  e,   a.    penetraling, 

piercing,  piingent, 
Péiiétralir,  ve,  a.  —  tive. 
Pcnétratiou,    sf.    —    tiOD,    sa- 

gacilj.  [tralcd. 

Pénétré,  e,  a,   affecled,  pene- 
Péiiétrer,    V.      to      penelrate, 

pierce;    see    through  ;    imbibe, 

con-vice. 

Se — ,w.  to  imbue  one's  mind. 
Pénililo,     a.      laborious,   hard, 
Pénililenient,  ad.  painfullj. 
t'éninsnic,  s/,  peninsula. 
Pénitence,  sf.  repenlance,  pn- 

nisl)mpnt. 
Pénitencier,  sm.  —  tenliary. 
Pénitent,  c,  a.  s.  pénitent. 
Péniteutiel,  sm.  penitenlial. 
Penne,    sf.    beam-feather    of  a 
Pciinon,  sm.  pennon.        [hawk. 
Pcnouibrc,  5/.  pcnumbra. 
Pensée,  sf.  Ihinking,  care, 

lion,  thouglit,  sketcli. 
Penser,  v,    to    Ihinli,   imagi 

belie've,  snppose. 
Penser,  sm.  lliouglit. 
Penseur,  .y,  tbinliing  man. 
Pensif,  »c,  a.  pensive. 
Pension,  sf.   board,    boardîng- 

school,  allowance.  [school. 

Pensionnat,      sm.      boarding- 
Pensiouualrej  S.  i)oarder,pea- 

siooer. 


Sans  peine,  cas!  I;.     [labour. 

Peiner, rrt.to  pain;  trouble;  hard; 
Peiné,  e,  loboured,  stiff. 
Peint,  c,  a.  painted. 
Peintre,  sm.  painter;  coloured, 

linncr.  [miner,  description. 

Peinture,    sf.     painting,     iim- 
Peinturer,i'«.to  paint  roughij; 

daiib. 
Pelade,  sf.   alopecj;  fox-evil. 
Pelage,  sm.  colour   of  animais 

bair, 
Pelard,    slripped   of    bark. 
Pêlc-mcle,  ad.   pell-mell. 
Peler,  va.  10  maka  bald,  pare, 
Pelé,  sm.  bald.  Ipeel. 

Pèlerin,  c,  s.  pilgrim. 
Pèlerinage,  sm.  pilgrirtiage. 
Pèlerine,  sf.  pèlerine,  lippet. 
Pélican,  sm.  pélican. 
Pelisse,  sf.    pelisse. 
Pelle,   sf.   «liovel,    oTen-peel; 

blade;  paddie. 
PcUeréc,  sf.  sboïelfull. 
Pelleterie,  sf.  pcltry,  fur-trade. 
Pelletier,  e,  s.  furrier. 
Pellicule,  sf.  pellicle. 
Pelote,    sf.   pincusbion,  bottom 

of  Ihread,  clew,  bail,   star  in  a 

horse's  foreliead. 
Peloter,  va.  to  toss,  to  bang. 
Peloton,   sm.    bail    of   tbread; 

plaloon;   groop. 
Pelotonner,  l'ft.towind  (tbread). 
Pelouse,  sf.  lawn;  grass-plot. 
Pelii,  o,  a.  hairy. 
Peluche,  sf.  sbag,  plusb. 
Pelucher,  vn.  to  wear  rough. 
Pelure, s/,  paring,  peal. 
Pcuaillo,  sf.  crew  cf  monks» 
Pénal,  e,  a.  pénal. 
Pénalité,  sf.   penalty. 
Penard,  sm.  old  dotard. 
Pénates,  sm.pl.  pénates. 
Penaud,  c,  a.  eut  of   counte- 

nance. 
Penchant,   sm.   decli-vity,  pro- 

pensily,  décline)  brink,   prone- 

ness.  [clining. 

Penchant,  «i,  a.    bending,   de- 
Penché,    c,    a.    bowed    down; 

lolling.  [be  inclined. 

Pencher,  va,   to  beud;  incline; 


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Penalonnrr,  va.  to  pension. 
Pensum,  sjîî.  extra  task. 
Peulagonic,  a.  peutagonal. 
—,  sm.  pcnlagoc. 
Peatanièii'c,  sm.  —  meter. 
Peiitateiiqiie,  S7n. — teutch. 
Pente,    s/',    declivity,    ■valince, 

proneness.  [pentecosL. 

Peutecûle,      sf.    Wliitsuntide-, 
Pentiire,     sf,    irou-work    of   a 

door  bicge. 
PénuKicnie,  a.  s.  penutiimate. 
Pénurie,  sf.  —   rj,  scarcilj. 
Pcpie,  sf.  pip  Ihirft. 
Pépin,  sm.  pip,  grape-stone. 
Pépinicre,  */,  nu:sery. 
Pépiniériste, sni.  nursery-man. 
Percale,  sf.  cambric  muflin. 
Percaline,  sf.  giazed  calico. 
Perçant,  c,  a,  piercing,  sharp, 

shrill. 
Perce     (en),    ad.    broached. 
Percé,  e,  a.  pierced,  bored. 
Perce-neige,  s/",  snow-drop* 

—  —oreille,  s»i.  ear-wig. 

—  -pierre,  sf.  samphire.  [cing. 
Percement,  sm.  opening,  pier- 
Percepliliilité,  sf.  —  lity. 
Percepteur,  sni.  collector. 
Perceptible,  a.  —  ble. 
Perception,  sf.  — lion,  receipt. 
Percer,  D((.  lo  pierce,  tap,  break 

through,bore. 
Perceur,     sm,    borer.        [lect. 
Percevoir,  va,  to  perceive;  col- 
Perclie,  sf.  a  perch,  pôle,    rod. 
Percher,  vti,  to  percb;  roost. 
Perchoir, s;«.  roost,  perch. 
Perclus,  c,  a. impotent,  crippled. 
Perçoir,  sm.  piercer. 
Perçu,  e,  (i.perceived;collected. 
PereuKsiou,  sf.  —  sien. 
Perdalile,  u.  losable. 
Perdant,  e,  S.  loser. 
Perditi»-!!,  sf.  perdition,  naste, 

corri.^-r,  undo. 
PertS'iî.-,  va.  to  loso,  ruin, 

'e-1  or.  lo  lose  one's  self,  to 

be  cast  away. 
Perdreau,  sm.  youog  partridge. 
Pcrdi'igon ,      sm.       pcrdrigon 
Perdrix,  sf.  partridge.  f{plura.) 
Perdu,  e,  a.  iost)  ruiaedf 


A  corp«— ,  ad.  headlong. 
Père,  sin.  ralher,sire  of  a  hor^e. 
Pérégrination,  sf. —  tion. 
Pérégrinité,  sf.  aliensbip,  a!i& 

nism. 
Péremption,    sf.    liinTlalion. 
Pércmptoire,    a.    peremptorp 
Péremptoirement,  ad.—  [ûri  \ 
Pérenaiial,  e,  a.  perennial. 
Perfectibilité,  s/'.perrei;tibilily 
Perfectible,  a.  —  tible. 
Perfection,  sf.  perfection. 

En—,  ad.  perfectly.  [vementi 
Perfectionnement,  Sr;i.irj]prOi 
Perfectionner,  va.    lo  perl'ect, 

improve. 

Se—,   vr.  to   improTe. 
Perfide,  (I.  s.  perfldious. 
Perfidement,  ild.  —  diously. 
Perfidie,  sf.   perfidy,  false. 
Perfuraiion,  sf.  —  tion.  [hood. 
Perforer, i.a.lo  perforste;  pierce, 
Péricarde,  sm.  pericardium. 
Péricarpe,  M)!,  (ma  )  pericarp, 
Pértclîter,  î;/i.  to  be  in  danger. 
Péricrûnc,  s»!,  pericranium. 
Péridot,  sm.  —  dot,  a  prccious 
Périgée,  sf.  périgée.        [slone. 
Périliélie,  sili.  —  lion. 
Péril,  sm.  danger,  péril,    ri?k. 
Périlleusemeut,  aa.  perilousiy. 
Périlleux,   se,  a.    dangerou.si 

perilous. 
Périmer,    va.    to   lapse. 
Périmètre,  s»!,  perimeter. 
Périnée,  sHi.  perinœum,  [acme 
Période,    sm.    pitch,    sumniit, 
—,  sf.  période,  cycle. 
Périodique,  a.  —  dica!,  [cally. 
Périodiquement,  ad.    —    di- 
Vériœcioua. sm. pi.  perioecians. 
Péripatéticien,  a.  peripatetic. 
Péripatétigme,   sm.    peripape- 

ti«m.  [sjiude. 

Péripétie,   sf.    peripelia,   vicis- 
Périphérie,  s/'.  —  peripbery. 
Périphrase,  sf.  —  phrase. 
PéripUraser,  vn.  to  pfl:iphra?e, 
Péripueumonic,  sf.  —  nia. 
Périr,  va.  to  perish,  decay;  die. 
Périsciciis,  4»!.  pi.  Periscii. 
Périssable,  a.  perishable. 
Périsialtiqne,  a.   perislaitiCi 


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PER 


Péristyle,  sm.  —  péristyle. 
Péritoine,  sm.  porilonœura. 
Perle,  sf.  pearl,  bead. 
fo'-lô,  e,  a.  pearled,  pearly. 

Oi'se— ,  pearl  barley. 
î'orluro,  sf.  curlings  of  a  deer. 
Peruiiiiioiice,  sf.  —  nency. 
Pcrmaueiit,  e,  a.  lastinj. 
Perméabilité,  s^.  permeability. 
Perméable,  a.  perméable. 
Permettre,  va.    to  permit;   suf- 
fer;  allow;  lolerate. 
Se — ,  vr.  to  permit  one's  self. 
Permis,  e,  a.   lawTull,  allowed. 
Permis,  sm.  permit.        [leave. 
Permission,      sf.     permission, 
Permutant,  sm.  permuter. 
Permutation,  sf.  —  tion,    ex- 
change, [change. 
Permuter,    vn.   to     exchange  ; 
Pernicîeuaement,  ad.  perni- 

ciously. 
Pernicieux,  se,  a.  pernicious. 
Péronné,  sm.  Sbula.  [sip. 

PérounelIe,4/'.silly  woman,gos- 
Péroraison,  sf.  peroration. 
Pérorer,  ud.  to  harangue,  spout. 
Péroreur,  im.  spouter. 
Perpendiculaire ,    a.    sf.    — 
cnlar.  [pendiculary. 

Perpendicu1airement,a^.per- 
Perpendicularilé,  sf.—  rity. 
Perpétration,  sf.  perpétration. 
Perpétrer,  ua.  to  perpetrate. 
Perpétuation,  sf.  —  tion. 
Perpétuel,    le,    a.    perpétuai, 

continuai. 
Perpétuellement, d(^ — tuilly. 
Perpétuer,  va.  to  perpetuate. 
Se—,  vr.  to  be  permanent. 
Perpétuité,  sf.  perpetuity. 

A—,  ai.  for  ever. 
Perpleie,  a.    perplexed. 
Perplexité,  tf.  perplexity. 
PerqtiisilQon,  sf.    search,    per- 
quisition;  research.         [house. 
Perron,    «m.    steps      before    a 
■*»erroi|uct,   Sm.    parrot;  a  top- 
gallant-sail.  [quet. 

Pei-rucbo,  sf.  hen-parrot;  paro- 
Perruquc,  sf.  wig,  pernke. 
Perruquier, sm.  peruke-maker. 
Pers,  c,  a.  bluisb  grey. 


Perse,  sf.  chintz. 
Persécutant,  e,  a.  importunate, 
Persécuter,  va.    to    persécute; 
importane.  [cutor. 

Persécuteur,  trice,    s.    perse- 
Pei*écutiou,    sf.    persécution. 
Persévéramment,    ad*  perse- 
■veringly.  [rance. 

Persévérance,     sf.      perseve- 
PerséTÔranl,    e^   a.    5.  perse- 

vering. 
Persévérer,  vn.  to  hold  On;  per- 
sévère; to  parsist. 
Persienne,     sf.     windowblind. 
Persiflugc.sm.banter,  quizzing. 
Persifler,  va.    to    banter;  qui». 
PersiOeur,  sm.  jeerer;  quiz. 
Persil,  sin.  parsley.      [parsley. 
Persillade,:/',    cold  beef    and 
Persillé  (fromage),  sm.  Spot- 

ted  with  green. 
Persique,  sf.  large  peach. 
Persistance  ^    sf. 

persistcncy. 
Persister,  vn.   to  persist,  hold. 
Personnage,  sm.    person,  per- 

sonage ,  part. 
Personnalité,  sf.  personality. 
Personne,  sf.  person.  [body. 
—,  pr.  nobody,  any  one,  anj 
Personnel,  le,  a.  personal. 
Personnellement,  ad.  —  so- 
nally.  [nification. 

Persouniflcation,    sf,     perso- 
PersouniOer,  va.  to  persocify. 
Perspectif,  a.  perspective. 
Perspective,    sf.     perspective; 

prospect  view. 
Perspicacité,  sf.   perspicacity. 
Perspicuité,  sf.  perspicuity. 
Pcrspiration,  sf.  —  tion. 
Persuadoat,  e,  a.  persuading. 
Persuader,    va.    to    persuade: 
satisfy,  advise,  induce. 
Se — ,  vr.  to  be  persuadPd. 
Persuasilile,  a.  —  ble. 
Persuasif,  ve,  a.  persuasive 
Persuasion,     sf.     persuasion, 

belief. 
Perte,  sf.  loss,  damage,  ruln. 
A — ,  al  a  loss. 
Kn  pure—,  to  no  purpose. 
Pertiuemaioatiact.  pertiaoal\| 


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Pertinent,  e,  a.  pertinent. 

Pertiiis,  sm,  narrow  pass,  hole, 
strait. 

PerftiiSsnno  ,   ryf.    partisan. 

Pei'tiirbnteiii-,  tricc,  s.  dis- 
turber. 

Pertiirbalion,  sf.  —    tion. 

Perwciiolio,  s/,  winkie    (Dover). 

Pervers,  e,  a.  perver?,  wicked. 

Pcrvcr9Kou,  sf>  — sion,  corrup- 
tion, [ness. 

PcrvorsUë,  sf.  —  sity,  wicked- 

Pervertir,  va.  to  pervert,  cor- 
rupl.  [sion, 

Porvertissement,  sm.  perver- 

Pcsammeiit,  ad.  heavily. 

Pesant,  e,  fï,  heavy,  weighty, 
ponderous,  slow. 

Pesant,  sm.  weight. 

Pesanteur,  sf.  weighl,  hea» 
viness,    dulness. 

Pesée,  sf.  weîghin^. 

Pèse-lettre,  sm.  letter-weigher. 

—  -liqueur,  sm.  hydrometer. 
Peser,    va,    to  weigli,  eslimate, 

consider. 

—  vn.  to  be  heaTj,  to  weigh, 
Pasour,  sm.  wciglier. 
Pcson,  sm.  steelyard. 
Pcssaîro,  sm.  pessary. 
Peste,  sf.  plague,  pestilence. 
Pester,   l'a.  to  storm;  rave;  in- 
Pestiférc,  a.  —  ferous,     [veigh. 
— ,  ca.s.  infecledwilhthe  plague. 
Pestilence,  sf.  pestilence. 
Pestilent,  e,  a.  pestilent. 
Pestilentiel,  le,  a.  pestilontial. 
Pe»,  sm.  Tart. 

Pétale,  stn.  petal. 
Pétarade,  S|f.continuou5  farting. 
Pétard,  .sm.  pétard,  cracker. 
Pétarder,    va.    ta    blow    down 

with  a  pétard. 
Pétardicr,  SOT.  petardeer. 
Pétautlicrc,  sf,  Dear-garden. 
Pétcchiul,  c,  a.  petecliial, 
PctcchiesjS/.^ji.petechialifever- 

spots.  [wind. 

Péter,  un,  fart;  crackie;  lireak 
Pétillant,  e,  a.  sparklinj'.fkling. 
Pétillcment,.sm.crao»ling,spar- 
Pctiller,  un.  to  crackle;  sparklc; 

long;  be  eagcr. 


Petiote,    j.    dilling. 

—,  a.  ting.  [petty,   short. 

Petit,  e,   a.  little,  smal]  Jfoung, 

—  lait,  SOT.  whey. 

—  fils,  grandson. 

En—,  ad.  in  miniature. 
Pelile-aile,  grand-daugliter. 
Petitàpetit,  ad.  bylitt««adlil. 

—  maître,  sm.  a  fop;  dandy. [lie. 
Petite  vérole,  sf.  small-i>ox. 
Petitoiueiit,  ad.  little,   lueanly. 
Petitesse,  sf.  littIeness,lownesj. 
Pétition,  sf.  —  tion,  domand. 
Pétitoire,  sm.  demani. 
Peton,  sm.  tiny  Tool. 
Pétoncle,  sf.  seallop. 
Pétrifiant,  e,    a.  pf'trifying. 
Pétrification,  s^,  —  fjing;  pelrl- 

fication. 
Pétrifier,  va.  to  pelrify. 

Se—,  to  pétri  fy. 
Pétrin  ,  sm.  kneading-trougû. 
Pétrir,  va.  to  knead. 
Pétrissage,  sm.  kneading. 
Pétrisseiir,  se,  s.  a.  kneader. 
Pétrole, SOT.  potroleum,  rock-oil. 
Pétulaminent,  ad.  —  lantly. 
Pétulance,  sf.  petulancy. 
Pétulant,  e,  a.  pétulant. 
Petun,  SOT.  tobacco,  snuff. 
Peu,  ad.  little,  few. 

—  à  pcn,  ad.  by  degroes. 
A — près,  thereabout. 
Tant  soit  —,  a  little. 
Un — ,  sm.  a  little,  somo. 

Peuplade, s^colony,  plantation. 
Peuple,    sm.    peuple,    nation, 

vulgar.  [pond. 

Peupler,  vn.  to  people,  stock  a 

Se — ,  vr.  to  peopl'-'. 
Peuplier,  sm.  poplar. 
Peur,  sf.  l'ear,  dread,  fright. 

Avoir — ,  to  fear. 

De—,  for  fear 

»e— nue.  lest,  for  fear  that. 

Faire—,  lo  frighten. 
Peureux,  se,  a.fearful,timoroas. 
—,  s.  trembler. 
Peut-être,  ad.  perhaps. 
Pliaëtou,  sm.  pliaeton. 
Phalange,  sf.  pbalanx,  joint. 
Plialoiio,  sm.    phatena,    night- 
Pbaraou,  sm.  pbaraoh,    [molh 


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Phare,  sm.  light-house,  beacon. 
Pbai'isaïquc,  a, — saical. 
Pharisien,  svt.  pliarisee. 
Pbamiaceuliqtic,  a.  — -  tic. 
Pharmacie,  sf.  pharmacy. 
Pharmacien,   SVI.    apcUiecary, 
Pharmacologie,   sf.     pbarma- 

cology. 
Pharmacopée,    sf.  —  Copœiai 
Phanuacopolc,  sm,    —  polist. 
Pharyiii,  sm.  vtharynx. 
Phase,  sf.  phasis,  phase. 
Phénix,  sm.  pbœnix. 
Phénomène,  sm.  phenomenon. 
—,  pi.  mena.  [pist. 

Philanthrope,  a. S.  philanthro- 
Philanlhropie.s/'.pljilanthrop}. 
Philologie,  sf.  pnilology. 
Philologique,  a.  —  gical. 
Philologue,  sm.  —  ger.  [fale^ 
Philomélc,  sf.  —  mel;  nightln- 
Philosophale     (pierre),     tbo 

philo'sopher's   stone. 
Philosophe,  sm.  philosopher. 
— ,  fl.    philosophica.'. 
Philo9opher,l)«.  to  philosophize. 
Philosophie,  sf  philosophy. 
Philosophique, ft.philoEophical. 
Philosophiquement,  ad.  philo- 

sophicallj.  [phism. 

Philogophisme,    sm.    philoso- 
Philosophiste,  sni. phi  losophist. 
Philtre,  sm. —  ter,  loTe  potion. 
Phimosis,  sm.  phimosis. 
Phlébotomie,  sf.  —  Illjjblood- 

letting.  [cold. 

Phlegmatiqiie,  n.  S.— tic,  dull, 
Phlegme,  stn.  phlegm. 
Phlogistlque,  sm.  —  giston. 
Phlogosc,   sf.    phlogosis. 
Phoque,  sm.  seal  (animal). 
Phosphore,    sm.    phosphorus. 
Phosphorescence,  sf. —  ce. 
Phosphorescent,  e,  a,  —  cent. 
Phosphoriquc,   o.  phosphoric. 
Photograiihe,  sm.  —  pher. 
Photographie,  sf.  —  phy. 
Photographier,  t'a.  tO   photo- 

graph. 
Phrase,    sf.  phrase,  expression. 
Phraser,  vn.  to  phrase. 
Phrasier,       Phraseur,     '  sm. 

pbrase-maker. 


Phthisie,  $f.  phlhisis,  consuma 

tien. 
Phthisique,  a.  phthisical,  coi.« 

Eurapli-ve.      [sopher,  physiciat- 
Physicien,  sm.    nalural"  pliilt  ■ 
Physiologie,  sf.  —  logy. 
Physiologiste,  sm.  —  gist. 
Physionomie,  s/',  phj&iognomv, 

looks,  phiz.  [gnomisu 

Physionomiste,    sm.     pliysifc. 
Physique,    sf.  phjsic,   natura; 

philosophy. 
— ,   a.   sical,    nalural. 
Physiquement,  ad.  —   sicallj. 
Piaffer,  vn.  to  slrut. 
Piailler,  v}i.  to  screain;  bawl. 
Piaillerie,s/'.scoldiDg,  bawling-. 
Piailleur,    se,    a,     s.     scold, 
Piauist,  sm.  pianistt     [squaller. 
Piano,  5m.  piano. 

—  (forte),  S771.  forte  piano. 
Piastre,  sf.  piaster  (coin). 
Piauler,  va.  to  whine;  whirapcr. 
Piauleur,  se,  s.  whiner;  whim- 

perer,  [peak. 

Pie,  sm.    pick-axe,  -wood-pokor, 
Pica,  sf.  pica. 
Picorée,  sf.  pickeering,  marau- 

ding.  [rifle;  pick. 

Picorer,  un.  to  pickeer;  maraud; 
Picot,  sm.  purl  (lace). 
Picoté,  c,  o.  pitled,  pricked. 
Picotement,  sm.   pricking. 
Picoter,     vn.     to    prick;    peck; 
Picoterie,  sf.  leasing,      [tease. 
Picotin,  sm.  peck. 
Pie,  sf.  magpie,  pied  horse. 
— ,  «.  pious,  charilable. 
Pièce,  sf.   pièce,  fragment,  bit, 

room,    bason,   paper,    writing, 

stomacher. 
Pied,  sm,  foot,  set,  plant. 

—  plat,  a  wretch, 
A — ,  on  foot, 
Coup  de — ,  kick. 
I/âcher  le — ,  to  give  way. 

—  à  terre,    occasional    lodging. 
Piédestal,  sm.  pedec-lal, 
Piédoucbe,  sm.  litlle  pedestaU 
Piège,  sm.  snare,  trop. 
Pierraille,  sf.  hrokcn  sîones. 
Pierre,  sf.  stonc,  flint. 

—  pouce,  pumice-stOQO, 


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Pierre  à  rosll,  gun-flint. 
—  de  touche,  (ouch-slone. 
B*5errée,  sf.  rubble-drain. 
Pierreries,;);,  precious  stones. 
Pierrette,  sf.  littlo  stone. 
Pierreux,  ge,  a.  slonj. 
Picrrîer,  sm.  pedrero. 
Piété,  sf.  piety,  godline?Sf 
Piélinciuentj  ad.  traropling. 
Piétiner,  vn.    to  trample  on. 
Piéton,  ne,   s.  walker,  footsol- 
Pictre,<i.  paltry.  [dier. 

Piètrement,  ad.  miserably. 
Piétrerie,  sf.trasb,pitifuUbiilg. 
Pieu,  ttn,  stake. 
Pieusement,  ad.    plousiyi 
Pieux,  se,  a.  pious,  godiy. 
PilTre,  esse,  «.  a.   glutlon. 
Pigeon,  sm.  pigeon  ,bubble,dove. 
Pigeonneau, sm.  J'oung  pigeon. 
Pigeonnier,  sm.  pigeon-house. 
Pîgmce,  sm.  pigmy. 
Pignocher,  vn.  to  eat  litlle. 
Pignon,  sm.    gable-end,  pinion 

(wheel),  inlerior  wool. 
Pilastre,  sut.  pilastcr. 
Pilau,  sm.  pillau. 
Pile,  sf.  pile,  heap,  pier. 
Piler,  va.  to  pounJ,  bruise. 
Piletir,  sm.  pouDder.[drunkard, 
Pilier,  sm.    pillar,  post,  gibbet, 
Pillage,    sm.   pillage,   plunder. 
Pillard,  e,    a.    S.     plundering, 

pluoderer. 
Piller,  îja.to  plunder,  pillage. 
Pillerie,  sf.  plunder. 
Pilleur, sm.  plunderer,pil!ager. 
Pilon,  sm.  peslle;   sumper. 
Pilori,  sm,  pillory. 
Piîorier,  va.  to  pillory.     [work. 
Pilot.ige,     sm.    pilotage,    pile- 
Pilote,  sm.  pilot. 
Piloter,  va.  to  pilol;  pile. 
Pilotis,  sm.  pilei  pile-work. 
Pilule,  sf.  pill. 
Pimbècbe,  sf.  pert  minx. 
Piment,  sm.  pimcnto. 
Pimpant,  e,  a.   spruce,  Emart. 
Pinipreiiclle,  sf.  burnet,  pim- 
Pin,  sm.  pine-tree.  [pernel. 

Pinacle,  sf.  pinnacle. 
Pinasse,  sf.  p'.nnace. 
Piuastre,  sm.  wild  piae. 


Pince,  sf.   nîppcrs,  crow,  lever, 

loe  of  a  horse. 
Pincé,  e,  a.  alTecled;  stilT. 
Pinceau,  sm.  pencil  (brush). 
Pincée,  s^.  pincb.  [eut. 

Piacelier,  sm.  sinusfa-pot;  dip- 
Pince-maille, sm.  pinchpenny. 
Pincement,  sm.  pinching  oï. 
Pincer,  va.  tO  pinch;  nip;  catch; 

hug. 
Pincettes,  pi.  tweezers;  longs 
Pinçon,  sm,  the  mark  ofapincli 

on  tb,"  skln. 
Pinçu)    )  $f.   crease. 
PiudarM]ae,  a.  Piadaris. 
Pindariser,    vn.  to   Write;  talk 
Pinée,  s/',  salt-cod.       [bombast. 
Pinéal,  e,  a.  pineal. 
Pingouin,  sm.  penguln. 
Pingre,  sm.   curmudgeon. 
Piunule,  sf.  pinule. 
Pinque,  sf.  pink  (raar). 
Pinson,  sm.  chafflnch. 
Pintade,  sf.  Guineahen. 
Pinte,  sf.  pint. 
Pinter,  va.  to  topo. 
Piocliage,  sm.  dipping,detv1ng. 
Pioclic,  sf.    mattock;    pick-axa. 
Piocber,    va.    to    dig;    loosen, 

delve  ,  work  hard.  [student, 
Piocbeur,  sm.  delver,  hard. 
Pion,  sm.  pawn  (at   chess),  man 

(at  draughts). 
Piouner,  vn.  to  take  pawiis. 
Pionnier,  sm.  pioneer. 
Pipe.  s/',  pipe. 
Pipeau,  sm. pipe,  bird-call. 
Pipée,  sA  birding  by  decoy.rcog. 
Piper,  va.  to  catch  tirds;  caeat, 
Piperie,    sf.  cheat,  Irick. 
Pipeur,  sm.  cheal,  bird-catchor. 
Pipi,  sîn.  pee,  piddle. 
Pif|uaul,    e,    a.  tart,    piquant, 

keen,  sharp,  satyrical,  bitting. 
—,  s»i.  prickle. 

Pique,  sf.  pike,  pikeman,  pique. 
— ,  sm.  spade.  [ger. 

Pique-ai>siettes,parasite,  spun> 
Pique-bœuf,  jm.  drover  beaf- 
Pique-nique,  pic-nic.  [eater. 
Piquer,      va.    to    prick,   sting, 

quill,  lard,  anger,  offend. 
—,  vn.  to  prick;  excite. 


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Se  piquer,  ur,  to   prick  one's 

self;   get  spolled;  take    offense 

pique  one's  self  on. 
Piquet,    sm.    slakC)  picket,  pi- 

<juet  (at  cords). 
Piquette,  sf.  tiad  wine. 
Piqueur,  sm.   huntsman,  over- 
.-^  seer,  groom. 
— ,  se,   s.  shoebinder. 
Piquier,  sm.  pikeraan.  [pinking. 
Piqûre,  sf.    pricking,   quiltiog, 
Pirate,  sm.  pirate  ;  l'ree-boboler. 
Pirater,  va.  lo  pirate. 
Piraterie,  sf.  piracji  extortion. 
Pire,  a.  worse. 

lie — ,  worst.  Tout. 

Pirogue,  sf.  a  pirogue,  dug- 
Pirouette,  sf.  whirligig,  pi- 
rouette, [on  thewhi  ri,  runabout. 
Pirouelter,vn.  to  pirouette,  keep 
Pis,  s.  udder,  dug,  teat,  bag. 
— ,  a.  s.  worse,  worst. 

De  mal  eo— ,froni  bad  toworse. 

Tant—,    so   much    the  worse. 
—  -aller,  sm.  worst,  last  shift. 

Au — ,  at  the  worst. 
Piscine,  s/,  a  pool,  pond. 
Pissat,  5??i.  piss,  urine. 
Pissement,  sm. pissing.[delion. 
Pissenlit,  sm.  piss-a-bed,    dan- 
Pisser,  vn.  to  piss,  mak^.  waler. 
Pisseur,  se,  sm.  pisser. 
Pissoir,  sm.  urinai. 
Pîssotcr,  vn.  to  piss  often. 
Pissotière,     sf.    dribbling    jet, 

paltry  fountain. 
Pistache,  sf.  pistachio-nut. 
Pistachier,  sm.    piftachio-tree. 
»«ste,  sf.  track,  footstep. 

Suivre  à  la—,  tO  traCSi 
«-istil,  sm.  pistil. 
Piitole,  sf.  pistole. 
Pistolet,  sm,  pistol. 
Piston,  sm.  sucker  of  a  pnmp. 
Pitance,  sf.  pittance. 
Piteusement,  ad.  pitifully. 
Piteux,  se,    a.   pitiful,  pitiable. 
Pilié,  sf.  pily,  compassion. 
Pilon,   s7n.    slaple;    peak   of  a 

mounlain  ^  [piliful. 

Pitoyable,  a.  compassionate, 
Pitoyablement,  ad.  pitifully. 
Pittoresque,  a.  (icturesaue. 


Pittoresquement,    ad.    pictn» 

resquely. 
Pituimire,    a.   pituitary. 
Pituite,  s/',  pituite,  phlegm. 
Pituiteux,  se,  a.  S. —  tous. 
Pivert,  sm.  wood-pecker. 
Pivoine,  sf.  peony. 
Pivot,  sm,  piTot. 
Pivoter,  va.  to  turn  on  a  fiToL 
Placage,  sm.  plating. 
Placard,  sm.  plaçai  d;  cuphoard. 
Placarder,  ua.topost;  lampoon 


Place,    sf.    place,  room,  squ 
spot,    office,  employment. 


for- 


Placement,  sm.  placing.  [tresSi 
Placenta,  sm.    placenta. 
Placer,  va.  to  place,  put;  lay. 
Placei,  sm.  pétition. 
Placeur,  se,  seller,  placer. 
Placide,  a.  placid. 
Placidité,  sf.  placidity. 
Placier,  e,  S.  agent;    town-tra- 

■veller. 
Plafond,  sm.  ceiling. 
Plaronner,  va.  to  ceil. 
Plage,s^flat  shore,region,  beach. 
Plagiaire,  sm.  a  plagiary, 
Plagiat,  sm.  plagiarism. 
Pluid,  sm.  plea. 
Plaider,  va.  toplead, argue;  sue 
Plaideur,  se.  O.S. liligantjSui  (or. 
Plaîdoirîe,s/'.  pleadiDg,la«suil. 
Plaidoyer,  sjfi.counsel's  speech. 
Plaie,  sf.  wound,  sore,  scar. 
Plaignant,  e,  a.  s.  plaintif. 
Plain,  e,  a.  plain,  fiât,  even. 
Plain-chant,    sm.    piain-song. 

De— pied,  ad.    on   the  same 

floor. 
Plaindre,  va.  to  pity,  grudge. 

Se — ,  vr.  to  compiaiu. 
Plaine,  sf.  plain. 
Plainte,  sf.  complaint,  whinirg. 
Plaintif,  ve,  a.  Diaintive,  moa~ 

ning.  ^       [fully. 

Plaintivement,      ad'     niourn- 
Plaire,  vn.  to  piease,  be  agreea- 

ble. 

,  Se— ,  vr.  to  loTe,  deiight  in. 
plaisamment,  ad.  pleasaiitly, 
Plaisance,  pleasure.  [comicaily. 
Plaisant,  e,  a.  pleasing,  plea* 

eant,  coinicai, 


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Plaisant,  sm.  joker.  [jeer. 

K>liiii<aiiter,  VU.  to  joke;  jest; 
<>l;ii8niitcrie,  sf.  joke,  a  jest. 
Plaise  (àDieuiie),  God  forbid. 
Plaisir,  sm.   pleasure  ,  joy,  di- 

icrsiOD,   kindness. 

lUeiius— ,  pocket  expenses. 
IPIan,  sm.  plan,  scheme,  plane, 
— ,  e,  a  plain.  [draft,  level. 

Plaiirlic,  sf.  plank,  iioard,  shelf, 

gardenbed,  plate, 
piaiïcbcr,  sm.  floor.         [table. 
S»laiichette,s/'.littleboard,plane- 
Plauchcier,  va.  to  âoor,  plank. 
Piançon,  sm.  set,  slip. 
Plaiie,  sf.  spoke-shave. 
—,  sm.  plane-tree.         [planish. 
Planer,  va.    to  sha-ve,    smoolh, 
— ,  va,  to  hover,  look  downi 
Planétaire,  a.— tary. 
Planète,  sf.  planet. 
Planeur,  sm.  planisher. 
Planimétrie,  sf.  —  metryi 
Planisphère,  S))).  —  sphère. 
Plant,  sm.  set,  plant. 
Plantain,  sm,  plantain. 
Plantage,    s,    plantation. 
Plantation,  s/.  —  lion,  plantin?. 
Plante,   sf,    plant;  sole    of   tbe 

foot,  [drive  in. 

Planter,   va.  to  plant;  set  Sx, 
^  là,  to  leave  in  the  lurch. 

Se—,  vr.  to  be  planted. 
Planteur,  sm.  planter. 
Plantoir,  sm.  dibble. 
Plantureux,   se,  a.  abundant, 
Plauure,  sf,  shaving  (of  wood). 
Plaque,  sf.    plate,  a  cross,  sliell 

of  a   sword,  bsck  of  a  chimney. 
Plaquer,  va.   to  plate,  Teneer; 

give  a  blow. 
Piaqueur,  sm,  plater; veneerer. 

Plastique,  a,  plastic. 

Plastron,  sm,  breast-plate, 
plastron  ,  but.  [plastron. 

!Se    plastroner,   lo  put   on  a 

Plat,  sm.   disfa,  mess,  fiât   side. 

— ,  c,  a.  flat,  insipid,  mean. 

Platane,  sm,  plane-tree. 

Plateau,  sm.  scale,  teaboard, 
plalform,  tay.  [der. 

Platv-baude,  sf,  plat-band,  bor- 

Platée.  «^  fsuQdaUoDi  dismuil. 


Platc-forme,  sf,  platform,  flat 

roof.  [spirit. 

Platement,   ad.    flatly,  wilhout 
Platine,  sf,  esculcheon  plate   of 

a    gun-Iock,  platen,  apron  of  a 
— ,  sm,  platina.  [cannon. 

Platitude,  sf,   dulness,  insipid| 

twaddie. 
Platonicien,  sm,  platonie. 
Platonique,  rt.  platonic. 
Platonisme,  sm,  —  nisnii 
Plâtrage,      sm,     plaster-work, 

manuring  with  gypsum. 
Plâtras,  sm.  rubbish,oldpIaster. 
Plâtre,    sm.  plaster. 
Plâtrer,  va.  to  plaster,  patch  up. 
Plâtreux,   se,   gypseous. 
Plâtrier,  sm,  pla^terer. 
Plâtriére,  sf,  gypsum  quarrj. 
Plausiliilité,  Sf.  —  lity. 
Plnunilile, a.  plausible,  specious. 
Plausililement,  ad.-  sibly. 
Plébéien,  ne,  a,  S.  plebeiaDi 
Pléiades,  sf.  pi.  Pléiades. 
Pleige,    sm,    pledge. 
Pleiger,  V,  to  pledge. 
Plein,  ne,  a.    lull,   \hole,  close 

worked;  with  joung  (as  the    fe- 

males  of  animais). 
Pleines  mains  (a),  pleQtifully. 
—  jour,  in  broad  daj. 
Plein,  sm,  fuIU 

Pleinement,  ad.  fui!;,  entlrely. 
Plénière  ,a.  plenary. 
Plénipotentiaire,  stn.—  tiary. 
Plénitude,  sf,  —  de,  fulness. 
Pléonasme,  stn. —  nasmi 
Pléthore,  sf,  plethor. 
Pléthorique,  a,  pletboriCi      —■■■, 
Pleuraut,  e,  a.  weeping. 
Pleurard,  e,  a.  blubbering. 
Pleurer,^;,  toweep,  cry,  moura, 

water. 
Pleurésie,   sf,    pleurisy. 
Pleuréiique,  a.  S,   —   ritiC. 
Ploureur,  se,  weeper,  mourner. 
I>leureux,  a.  tearful;  crying. 
Pleurnicher,   vn.    to   pule, 
Pleurs,  sm.  pi.  tears.  [whimper. 
Pleuvoir,  V.  to  rain,  pour  dowR;» 

shower. 
Plexus,  sm.  plexus. 
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•*II,    sm,   plait,   fold,    wrinkle, 

;urn,    bend. 
Pliable,  a.  pliable,  flexible. 
l'iiage,  sm.  folding. 
Pliant,  S}»,  a  folding  chair. 
Pliant,  c,   a.    pliant;    flexible; 
Plie,  sf.  plaice.  [docile. 

Plier,   V.   to  plait;  fold,   yield, 

give  way. 

Se—,  Vf.  to  bend;  bow;  turn. 
Plieiir,  sm.  s.  folder. 
Plinthe,  sf.  (arch.)  plinth. 
Plioii',  sm.  folder,  paper-kûife. 
Plique,  sf.  plica. 
Plissage,  sm.  plaiting;. 
Plissement,  sm.  plaiting< 
Plisser,  l'a.  to  plait,  fold. 
Plissure,  sf.    plaiting.        [sînk. 
Plomb,  Sf>;.  lead,  pluramet.shot; 

A—,  perpendicular.  [l>ing. 

Plombage,  sm.    leading,  plum- 
Plombagine,  sf.  plumbago. 
Plombe,  sf.  a  sort  of 'varnish. 
Plomber,  va.  to   lead;  plug  a 

tootb,  glaze. 
Plomberie,    sf    plumbery. 
Plombier,  sm.  plumber. 
Plongée,  sf.  glacis,  slope. 
Plongeon,  sm.  diver,  sea-fowl. 
Plonger,  un.  todip,  dive, plonge. 
Plongeur,  sm.  a  diver,plunger. 
pioquer,   va.    to   sheath   witb 

h  air. 
Ployable,  a,  bendable,  flexible. 
Ployer,  va.  to  bend;  fold  up 
Pluie,  sf.  rain. 

Plumage,s»i.fealhers,  plumage. 
plumasseau,  sm.   pledget,  pe- 

nicil,  feathor-broom. 
Plumassier,  sm.  fealber-seller. 
Plume,  sf.  feather,  quill,  pen. 
Plumeau,    $m.    fealber-broom, 

pentray. 
Plumée,  sf.  penful  ;  dip  of  ink. 
Plumer,    va.     ta  pick;    fleece, 

plume. 
Plumet,  sm.  feather,  plume. 
Plumetis,  sm.  satin-stitch. 
Plumeux,  se,  a.  Diumeous,  fea- 

thery. 
Plumitif,  sm.  mihute-book. 
Plupart  (lo),  sf.  mosti  Ihe  grea- 

test  put. 


pluralité,  sf.  —  lily,  majority 
Pluriel,  le.  a.  plural. 
— ,  sm.  the  plural.         [any  more. 
Plus,  ad.   more,    most,  furtha? 

Au—,  at  most. 

De — ,  hesides. 

l.e— ,  the  most. 

Sans—,  without  any  more. 
Plusieurs,  a.  pi.  many,3eTeral. 
PliK  tard,  latcr, 
—  tôt,  sooner. 
Plutôt,  ad.  sooner,  rather. 

Au—,  ad.  as  sooQ  as  possible. 
Pluvial,  sin.  pluvial. 
Pluviale,   a.  pluvial. 
Pluvier,  sm.  plover 
Pluvieux,  se,  a.  lainy,  pluvious 
Pneumatique,  a.  —  matic. 
Pueumatologie,  if  —  logy. 
Pneumonie,  sf.  piiL'umony. 
Pueumoiiique,  a.  s.  —  Die* 
Poche,    sf.    poclict,    bag,    kit, 

craw,  net,  pouch,  crop. 
Pocher  l'œil,  va.  to  bîack  eyes; 

poach  eggs. 
Pochette,  sf.  pocket,  kit. 
Podagre,  a.  S.  gouty,  podagrical. 
Podestat,  sm.  podestat. 
Poêle,  sm.  a  stove,  pall. 
— ,  sf.  fryingpan. 
Poêlée,  sf.   panful. 
Poêlier,  sm.  slove-maker 
Poêlon,  sm    skillet,  sauce-pan 
Poêlonnéo,  sf.  saucepanful. 
Poème,  sm.  poem. 
Poésie,  sf,  poctry,  poes}. 
Poète,  s.  a  poet,  poetess. 
Poétique,  a.  poetical. 
— ,  sf.  art  of  poetry 
Poétiquement,  «(i   —  ticallj. 
Poétiser,  v.  poetize,  to  make  a 

poet. 
Poids,  sm.gravity,  heavlness,im- 

porlance,  conséquence,  weight. 
Poignant,  e,  a.  poignant, acute. 
Poignard,  sm.  dagger;  poniard. 
Poignarder,    ta.    to    pODiard; 

stab,    bore;    plague. 
Poignée,   sf.  bandfut,  handle; 

hilt  of  a  sword 
Poignet,  sm.  wrist,  wrist-band. 
Poil,  sm.  hair,  colour  of  abeasti 

besrdi  bristie;  filei  4own. 


POI 


m 


POL 


Poilu,  e,  a.  hatry.  [puncheoD. 
Poiiiçou,  S7n.  bodkin,  punch, 
Poiiifoniier,     va.     to     stamp; 

mark  plate.  [sting;  appear. 

Poiiidi-e,    vn.    to    dawn;  lorlh; 
Poing,  sm.  est. 
Point,  ad.  no,  not,  none. 
— ,  not  ai  ail. 
—,  sm.   point,    stop,   dot,  stitch, 

size,    mark,    moment,    degree, 

pitch,  respect,  regard,    matter, 

subject 

—  d'^appui,   basîs,  support. 

—  de  vue,  pro.spect,  aim.[dawn. 

—  du  jour,   sm.    break  of  daj, 

—  et  virgule,  semi-colon. 
Deux — ,   colon. 

A — ,  seasonably. 

A — uomuic,    in  time. 

De — en — •  exaclly. 

En  tout—,  entirely,  to'.ally. 
Pointe,    sf.     point,   top,    sprig, 

frill,  shoot,  graving  tool,    larl- 

ness,    head-land  ,    promontory, 

pun* 
Poiutcment,    sm.    pointing. 
Pointer,  v.  to  stitch;  dot;  point, 

level,  soar  higb. 
Pointeur,    sm.  marker  gunner. 
Pointillage,    sm.    dotting,  pri- 

cking. 
Poinùlié, sm.  dotting;  stippling. 
Poiniiller,    va.  to  dot,  quarrel, 

nettle,  prick,  [\iliiDg. 

Pointillerie,  sf.   bickering;  ca- 
Poiutilleux,  se,  a.  punctilious. 
Pointu,  e,  a.  pointed,  sbarp. 
Pointure,  sf.  point;  size. 
Poire,  sf.  pear,  a  powder-flask; 
f  bail  (of  steelyards). 
Poiré,  sm.  perry. 
Poireau,  sm.  leck,  vart. 
Poirée,  sf.    white-beet. 
Poirier,  sm.  pear-tree. 
Pois,  sm.  pea,  peas. 
Poison,  sm.  poison. [low;Tulgar. 
Poissard,    e,  a.    billings-gate, 
Poissarde,  af,    fisbnomau. 
Poisser,  va.  to  pitch,  wax;  soil. 
Poisson,  sm.  flsb. 
—  d^ivril,  april  fool. 
Poissons.  Pisces. 
Poissonnaille,  sf.  small  fish. 


Poissounerie,    sf.  fish-market. 

Poissonneux,  se,  a.  full  ofash 

Poissonnier,  e,   s.  fishmonger. 

Poissonnière,  sf.  fish-kettle. 

Poitrail,  sm.  breast-band;  cbest; 
breast-summer. 

Poitrinaire,  S.  consumpti'ïe.V 

Poitrine,  sf,  breast,  bri;ket. 

Poivrade,  sf.  pepper  and  vine» 

Poivre, sm.  pepper.  [gar  sauce. 

Poivrer,  va.  to  pepper. 

Poivrier,  sm.  pepper-plant. 

Poivrière,  sf.  pepper-box. 

Poix,  sf.  pitch. 

—  résine,  yellow-rosin. 

Polacre,  s>n.  polacca. 

Polaire,  a.  polar. 

Pôle,  sm.  pôle. 

Polcuiif|ue,  a.  —  mical. 

Poli,  $jii.  polish,  gloss. 

— ,  e,  a.  polile  neat.    [insuranca. 

Police,    sf.     police,     policy     of 

Paliccr,i;«.  to  ci\ilize.  [punch. 

Polichinelle,  syn.    puncbinello, 

Poliment,  sm.  polishing,poli5h. 

— ,  ad.    politely. 

Polir,  va.  to  polish,   brighten 

Polisseur,  sm.  poh'sber. 

Polissnir,  sm.  polishing-tool. 

Polissoire,    sf.    shiniog-brush; 
polisher. 

Polisson,  sm.  blackguard,  wag. 

Polissonuer,  vn.  to  be  in  mis- 
chief,  to  play  the  blackguard. 

l>olissounerie,  sf.  blackguar- 
Polissure,  «/■.  pollshing.  [dism. 
Politesse,  sf.  politeness,  good- 

breeding. 
Politique,  a.  political,  artrul. 
— ,  sm.  politician. 
— ,  sf.  politics,  policy. 
Politiquement,  aa.  —  tically. 
Politiquer,  un.  to  talk  politics. 
Polka,  sf.  polka. 
PoIUer,  vn.  to  polk.  " 

Polkeur, sc,sm.  polker,  polklst.  . 
Pollen,  sm.  pollen. 
Polluer,  va.  to  pollute;  profane. 
Pollution,  sf.  pollution,    profa. 
Poltron,  s.  a.  ooward.     [nation. 
Poltronnerie,  st.  cowardica, 
Polyèdre,  sm.  polvhedron. 
Polygame,  am.  polygamisU 


POIN 


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roR 


Pdlygainîe,  «/•.  —   gairy. 
l'olj  glotte,  «.—  glot 
Pul)gone.  a.  S.  —  gon, 
Pol)  graphie,  sf.  —  phy. 
l*olyj»e,S)?ï.  polypus. 
I»olj|>c(ale,  a.  —  Ions. 
Polysyllabe,  a.  S.  —  lable. 
Polyteclliiiqiae,  a.  —  nîc. 

Polyiliéisiiic,  sm.  —  llieism. 

Polythéiste,  sm.  —  theist. 

i>omiiiadc,  sf.  pomatum. 

fominader,  l'a.  to  pomalum. 
^oinme,   sf.    apple;    head,    let- 

—  «le  terre,  palaloe.  [tuce,  elc. 

Pommé,  e,  a     hearted,  regular. 

—,  sm.  cider. 

Pommeau,  sm,  pommel,  knob. 

Pommelé,  e,  a.  dappled. 

Pommeller  (se),  vr.  todapple. 

Pommelle,    sf.  cap  (or  a  drain- 
pipe). 

Pommeraie,  sf    apple-orchard. 

Pommette,  sf.  small     pommel, 
cheek-bone.  [ple-roaster. 

Pommier,  sm,  apple-tree,  ap- 

Pompe,  sf.  pomp,   pump;  slate. 

Pomper,  VU.   to   pump,  imbid, 
suck  up. 

Pompeusement,  nrZ.pompousIy. 

Pompeux,  se,  rf.  pompons,  lofly. 

Pompier,  sm.  pumper. 

Pompon,  sin.  tnft;  (asse)i 

Pomponner,  va.  to  adorn;  trim. 

Ponant,  sm.  west. 

Ponce, s/,  pounce,  pnmice-stone. 

Ponceau,  sm,   corn-poppy,  cul- 
vert,  [wilb    pumice-stone. 

Poncer,    va.    to     pounce;    rub 

Poucîre,  sm.  limo  (fruit). 

Poncis,   sm,  pounced  drawing, 
paltern  for  pouncing. 

Ponction,  s/. punction,tapping. 

Ponctualité,     sf.     puncluaiily, 
painting. 

Ponclualion,    sf.    punctuatiOD. 

Ponctuel,  le,  a.  punclual. 

Pouctucllemcut,     ad.      punc- 
tually. 

Pouctuer,ra.to  point;  punctuate. 

Pondération,  sf.  —  tion. 

Pondre,  u.  10  lay  eggs. 

Poney,  sm.  pony.  [fall. 

Pont,  sm    bridge,  d«cli|   liap, 


Pont-levis,  drawbndg&. 
Ponte,  sf.  laying,  punler. 
Ponté,  e,  a.  nilh  a  deck. 
Ponrer,  vil    lo  punt. 
Pontife,  sm.   pontiff. 
Pontifical,  e,  a.  pontifical. 
Ponlificalemcnt,  ad.    —  catfj 
PontiOcat,  srti.  ponlificate. 
Ponton,    sm.     pontoon-bridgsi 

hulk. 
Pot-tonagc,  sm.  bridge-loll. 
Pontonnier,      sm.      pODtoneeirj 

tollman. 
Popliic,  e,  a.  poplitic. 
PopMlace,s/'.  populace;  mol». 
Populaire,  a.  popular. 
Populairement,  ad. —  larly. 
Populariser    (se),     VT.     tO    fre 

popniarized. 
Popularité,  sf.  — rity. 
Population,  sf.  population. 
Populeux,  se,  (f.  populous. 
Populo,  sm.  cljubby  cbild. 
Porc,  sm.  a  hog,  pork,  pig. 

—  épie,  porcupine. 
Porcelaine,  s/'.china,  porcelais. 
Porche,  sm.  porch;  portico. 
Porcher,  sm.a  swineberd. 
Pore,  sin.  pore. 

Poreux,  se,  a.  porous. 
Porosité,  sf.  —  sity. 
Porphyre,  Sm.  porphyry. 
Porphyriaer,  va.  tO  grind  WÎtà 

a  muller;    pulverize. 
Port,  sm.   port,  harbonr,  whapfj 

burden,  postage,gait,presenca. 
Poi-table,  a.  wearable. 
Partage,  S))!,  carriage. 
Portail,  sm.  portai;  front. 
Portant,  a.  bearing. 
Portatif,  ïc,  a.  porlable. 
Porte,  sf.  door,  gâte.  [dcoi 

—  à    deux    battants,    folding 

—  halle,   pediar. 
cigares,  sm.  cigar-caso. 

—  clefs,  sî?!.  key-ringjturnkaj. 

—  cochère,  a  large  gâte. 

—  crayon,  a  pencil-caso. 

—  croix,    cross-bcarcr. 

—  de  devant,  slreet-door, 

—  épée,  sword-bearer  ;  belt. 

—  étendard,  slandard-bcarer. 

—  faix,  street-porter. 

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Porie-maiiteau,    portmanleau, 
cloak-bearer. 

—  mounaie,  sm.  moneT-case. 

—  moatre,  sm.  via(ch-«tand. 

—  moiichetlea,  snuffers-pan. 

—  -woîx,  speaking-lrumpet. 
Porlereiiillc,     sm.      porlf'olîo, 

pockel-book.  [makcr. 

Por»efeiiillis«c,s»n  .pocket-Look 
Portée,   sf.  brood,  litter,  reach, 

capacilj,  length,  shot. 

A—,  at  hand. 
Porter,  un.  to  carry,  bear,  wear, 

induce,  incite,  cotiTey.  [carry. 
—,  vn.  le  bear,  rest,  lie,  reach, 
Portant    (à    bout),    Bear,    to 

one's  face. 

—  le  deuil,  to  be  in  mournîng. 

—  le»  armes,  to  he  a  foldier. 

—  malbeur,  to  brinï  ill  luck. 
Porter  (se),  vp.  to  he  (weil,  ill) 

to  claini;  tendj  repair;  fly. 
Porteur,   sm,    porter,    bearer, 

holder. 
Portier,  e,  s.  hall-porter,  door- 

keeper;  door-keeper.  [door. 
— ,  sf.  porleress,  door-curlain. 
Portion,  «/■.  part,  portion,  allo- 

"B'ance,  ?hare. 
Portic^ue,  sm.  portico,  porch. 
Portraire,  va  to  portray;  depict 
Portrait.  Sm.  portrait   picture 

description.  [ting 

Portraiture,  sf.  portrait  pain 
Pofiage,  sm.  Pose,    sf.  Iayin_ 

pulliug  up.  [atlitudë. 

Pose,  sf.  laying;  selting;  posture 
Posé,  e,  a.  staid,  sedate,  steady 
Posément,  ad.  softiy,  staidly. 
Poser,  l'a.  to  set;  lay;  suppose 

grant;  admit;  bear;   rest,  lean, 

lie,  put;  place. 
Poseur,  sm.  layer  setter. 
Positif,  ve,  a.  positive,  certain. 
—,  sm.  positive,  realily.      [site. 
Position,  sf.  position, situation. 
Posiliiemeut,  ad.  —  vely. 
Possédé,  e,  a.person  possesscd. 
Posséder,  va.  to  possess;  enjoy; 

hâve;  be  master  of.      [tempci. 

Se — .  vr.  to  be  master  ol  one's 
Possesseur,  sm.  possessor,  ow- 
PoB8e«sir,a.  possessive,     [i'^''- 


Possession,  sf.  possession,  es- 

joyment. 
PoBsessoîre,  sm.   possession. 
Possessoircment ,  ad.  posses* 

sorilj. 
Possiliililé,    sf.  possibility. 
Possible,  a.  sm.  possible. 
—,  ud.  perliaps. 
Posl-scriplum,  jm.poscript. 
Postcommuniou.  sf.  —  nion. 
Postdate,  sf.  post-date. 
Post  dater,  va.  to  post-date. 
Poste,  sin.   post,   station,  place, 

office,  guard-house. 
Poste,  if.  post,  post-orSce,  hail- 

shol,  mail. 

Courir  la—,  to  ride  post. 
Poster,  va.  to  post;  place. 

Se — ,  vr.  to  post  one's  self. 
Postérieur,    e ,    a.    posterior, 

laler,  Lind. 
Postérieurement,  ad.  after. 
Postériorité,    sf.    posteriority. 
Postérité,  sf.  —  rity,  issue. 
Posthume,  a.  poslliumous. 
Postccbe,  a.  supuradded,  fa'se, 

artificial.  [^oy. 

Postillon,  sm.    posllIioD,    post- 
Postulant,    e,   a.  s.    postulant, 

candidate. 
Postulat,   sm.   postulate. 
Postuler,  va.  to  solicit  apply  for. 
Posture,   sf.    posture,  altitude. 
Pot,  sm,  pot. 

—  -au-feii,  sm,  bollcd  beef  and 
its  broth.  [vase. 

—  -de-cliambre,    sm.     nigbt- 

—  -de>viii,  présent,  douceur. 

—  -l>oiirri,    sin.    hotch-potch, 
medly. 

Potable,  a.  drintable,    potable. 
Potage,  sm.  potlage;  soup. 
Potager,  e,a.culinary,  kitchen- 
Polasse,  sf.  potasb.        [garden. 
Potassium,  sm.  potassium. 
Pote,  a.  impotent  ùand,  swelled, 

clumsy. 
Poteau,  syn,  post,    stakOt 
Potée,  sf.  pctful,  putty. 
Potelé,  e,  plump,  cbubby. 
Potence,    sf.    gallows,    gibbet, 
Potentat,  sm.  potentate.[crulcb. 
Potentiel,  le,  u.  poteDtial. 


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J>oteric,  ff,  pottery. 
Polcriic,  s/,  postern. 
Potier,  e,  s.  polier. 
Potin,  sm.  pinchbeck. 
Potion,  sf.  draught;  potion. 
Potiron,  sm.  pumpion. 
Poil,  sm.  louse. 
Poanb, int.  poh!  pho! 
Pouacre,  a.  nastj,  filthy. 
Ponacrerie,  t/'.  nasliuess. 
Pouce,  sm.  thumb,  inch. 
Pou-dc-»oie,  sm.  padesoï. 
Pouding,  sm.  pudding. 
Poudre,  s/',  powder,  dust,  sand. 

—  à  canon,  gunpowder. 
Poudrer,  V(i.  to  powder. 
Poudrette,  sf.  dried  night-soil 
Poudreux,  «c, (7. dusty,  powdeiy. 
Poudrier,  sm.  fand-box,pounce- 
Pouf  !  plump!  bangl  [box. 
PoulTcr   de    rire,  vn.  lo  Dursl 

out  laugbing. 
Pouilleux,  se,  n.s.loiisy,  mean. 
Poulailler,      sm.       hen-liouse, 

poulterer,  upper  gallcrj. 
Poulain,  );m.  coll,  foal. 
Poularde,   sf.  faUened,  pullet. 
Poule,  sf.  hen;  pool  (a  gaice). 

—  d^eau,  moor-tien. 

—  mouillée,  coward. 
Poulet,  sm.  chiclien;    loveletter. 
Poulette,  sf.  bea-chicl£ea,  lass, 

pullet. 
Poulicbc,    sf.  fillj,    foal. 
Poulie,  sf.  pulley. 
Poulier,  sm.  block. 
Pouliner,  t)(!.to  foal. 
Poulinière ,    sf,      brood-mare, 
Poulot,  s.  darling.  freeder. 

Poulpe,   sf.  poulp,  cephalopod. 
Pouli,  sm,  puise. 
Poumon,  sm.  lungs. 
Poupard,  sm.  baby. 
Poupe,  sf.  stern,  poop. 
I>oupce,  sf.  doll,  puppet. 
Poupin,  e,  a.  fpruce,  Smart. 
Poupon,  ne,  s.  plump  child. 
Pour,  pr.  for,      «   order  lo,  as 

for;  towards. 

H^e — et  lecoi-<rc.  pro  audcoD. 

I.e  —  cent,  sm.  percenlage. 
Poiir-hoire,     Sm.    p»t-money, 

gratuity. 


Pourceau,  sm.  hfig,  swine,  pij. 
Pourchasaer,    va.    to   pursue* 

dun. 
Pourfendre,  un.  to  cleavei 
Pourparler,   sm.   parley,  con- 
férence. 
Pourpier,    sm.    pursiain. 
Pourpoint,  Sm.  doublet, 

A  Ijrûlo— ,nilhm  arm's  length. 
Pourpre,    sm.    purple,  purpls- 

çolour.  [dignilj. 

—•,    sf.  purple  die,  tlie   Uighes( 
Pourpre,  e,  a.  purple. 
Pourpris,  sm.  enclosure. 
Pourquoi,  ad.c. whyjwhereforei 
Pourri,  e,  a.  roUen,  [trefy. 

Pourrir,  V.  et  vp.    to    rot,    pu- 
Pourriture,  sf.  rottenness,  de- 

cay. 
Poui'suite,  sf.  pursuil,  process. 
Poursuivant,  sm.  candidate,  a 

suilor,    pursuer. 
Poursuivre,     va.    lo     pursne; 

pro^ecute,  court;   chase;  follow. 
Pourtant,   c.    howe'ver,     ne\er- 

llieless.  [pit-lier. 

Pourtour,   sm.    circuniference, 
Pourvoir,   va.    lo  providc,  look 

to,  supply,  bestûw,  eudow. 

Se  —,   vr.  to  appeal  ;    proTids 

one's  self. 
Pourvoyeur,  sm.  purveyor. 
Pourvu  que,    c.  provided  that, 
Pou8»e,  «/■.  slioot,damp;growth. 
l"oitsse-cul,  sm.  bumLailifT. 
Poussée,      pushing,     showing, 

press. 
Pousser,    va.    to   push;    tbrust; 

shove,  force,  urge,  di5Cuss,pro- 
— ,  vn.  shoot,  germinate.      [voke. 

Se—,  vr.    to  make  one's  waj. 

—  à  bout,  to  provoke. 

—  des  cris,  to  scream. 
Poussette,  sf.  push-pin. 
Poussier,  sm.  coal-dust. 
Poussière,  sf.  duit. 
Poussif,  ve,  a,  astbmatic,  bro» 

ken-winded. 
Poussin,  sm.  chick,  chicken. 
Poussinière,  sf.  Pléiades,  chis. 
Poutre,  sf.  beam.         [k^o-coop. 
Poutrelle,  s^  small  be:im. 
Pouvoir, v-to  be  able,  maj,  un. 


PRÊ 


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PUÉ 


Se  pouvoir,  DU.  to  be  possible. 
Peut  (cela  se),  that  mav  be. 
Se    iiV-u    puis    plus,    I   am 

quite  oui. 
Pouvoir,   sm.    power,  inleresl, 

influence,  aulhorily,  force. 
Pragmatique,  sf.  pragmalio. 
Prairie,  sf.  meadow;  pasture. 
Praline,  sf.    praline,  burnt  al- 
Prame,  sf.  praara.  [mond. 

Praticable,  <i,  practicable,  pas- 
sable, [the  law. 
Praticien,  sm.  praclitioner  in 
Pratique,  sf.  practice,  cuslom, 
—,  pi.  dealings.  [customer. 
Pratique,  a.  practical,  skiITul. 
— ,  sf.  pratice,  habU,  expérience, 
— ,  pi.  dealings. [client,  cusiomer. 
Pratiquer,  vn.  to  praclise,  per- 

form,   fréquent,   open,   tamper 

witli. 

Se — ,  vr.  to  be  customary. 
Pratiques,   sf.  pi.    clandestine 
Pré,  sm.  moadow.  [devices. 

—  salé,  downs,  mutlon. 
Préaduiuite,   a.  S.  preadamite. 
Préalable,  a.  previous. 

Au—,  previously,  before  hand. 
Préalablement,  rrf/.  precarious- 
Préambule,  sm.  preamble.  [ly. 
Préau,  sm.  green,  vard. 
Prébende,  sf.  prebond. 
Prébeiidier,  sm.  a  prebendary. 
Précaire. s?n.tenure  during  plea- 
— ,  a.  precarious.  [sure. 

Précairement,  ad.precariously. 
Précaution,  sf,  —  tion,  caution. 
Précautionné,  c,  a.  cautious, 

wary. 

Se  —  ,  vr.  to  laka  précautions. 
Précédemment,  ad,  formerly, 

before. 
Précédent,  e,  a.  preceding. 
— ,  s»!,  précèdent.  [first. 

Précéder,    va.    to  précède,  go 
Précepte,  sm.  precepi,  rule. 
Précepteur,  sm.  preceptor,  tu- 

tor,   têacber. 
Préceptorat,    a    lulorship, 
Précession,  sf.  —  sion. 
Prêche,  sm.  protestant  church, 

sermon.  [leach,  extol. 

Prêcher,    Vé  to  preacb,  advise, 


Prêcheur,  sm.  preacher. 
Précieuse,  sf,  a  finie,  affectea 

wonian. 
Précieusement,  ad.  dearly. 
Précieux,  se,    a.  preciou?,  ■va» 

luable   dear,  beioved,  affecled, 

Snical. 
Précipice,   syn,    précipice. 
Précipitammenl,      ad,      bur> 

riedly. 
Précipitation,  sf.  —  tion. 
Précipité,  sm.  precipitate. 
—,  e.  li.  —  taie,  basty,  hnrried. 
Précipiter,  va,   to  precipitate; 

overhiirry,  hasten. 
Préciput,  sm.  préférence  lega- 

cy-  [tome. 

Précis ,     sm.    abstract  ,    opi- 
Précis,  e,  exact,  strict. 
Précisément,  ad.  precisely. 
Préciser,  vil.  to  State  precisely. 
Précision,  sf. — sion,  exactness. 
Précoce,  (i.precocious,  forward, 

early.  [wardness. 

Précocité,  sf.  precocity,  for- 
Préconipter ,    va.    to    deduct,  , 

discount. 
Préconisation,  sf,  —  zalion. 
Préconiser,    va.    to  préconise; 

to  extol;  ■vaunt.  [precursor. 

Précurseur,    sm,    forerunncr, 
Prédéce8seur,s)n.predece5sor. 
Prédestination,  sf.  —    tion. 
Prédestiné,   e,   S.    one  of  the 

eicct.  [nate. 

Prédestiner,  va.  to  predesti- 
Prédétermination,  s/".  —  tion. 
Prédéterminer,  va.  tO  predo^ 

terminale. 
Prédicable,    a,    —    ble. 
Prédicument,  sm.  —  ment» 
Prédicant,  sm.  preacher. 
Prédicateur,  sm.  preacher. 
Prédication,     sf.     preachingi 

sermon. 
Prédiction,  sf.  prédiction 
Prédilection,    sf.  prédilection. 
Prédire,  l'n.  to  forelell,  predict. 
Prédominant,  e,  a«  —  nant. 
Prédominer,  vn,   to    predomi- 

nale;  prevail.  [ce,  superiority. 
Prééminence,  sf.  pre-eminen- 
Prééminent,  e,  a. —  neul 


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Préexislaiit,  e,  a.  —  tent. 

Préexistence,  sf.  a.  —  ce. 

Préexister,  vn.  to  preoxist. 
Préface,  sf.  préface. 
Préfecture,  sf.  —  ture. 
Préférable,  a.  préférable. 
Préférablement,    ad.    —    bly. 
Préférence,  sf.  préférence. 
Préférer,  va.  to  preTcr. 
Préfet,  sm.  perfect.      [appoint. 
Prélîiiir,  va,  to   détermine;  set, 
Préfix,  e,  a.  prefixed  set. 
Préjudice,  sm.  détriment, pré- 
judice, [injurions. 
Préjudiciable,   a.    prejudicial, 
Préjudiciel,    le,  a.    inlerlocu- 

tory. 
Préjudicier,  vn.  to  préjudice. 
Préjugé,  sm.   précèdent,  judg- 

mcot,  presumption.         [resee. 
Préjuger,  V.    to    prejudge,    fo- 
Prélart,  sm.  taparwling 
Prélasser  (se),  vr.  to  strut. 
Prélat,  sm.  prelale. 
Préluturc,  sf.  prelacy. 
Prêle,  sf.  rougli  borselail. 
Prélcgs,  sm.  préférence  legacy. 
Prélèvement,  sm.  previous  dé- 
duction, [viously. 
Prélever,    va.  to    deduct    pre- 
Préliniiuaire,  a.  S?».— nary. 
Prélîuiinaireuictit,  ad.  —  na- 
Prélude,  sm.  prélude.        [rily. 
Préluder,  DU.  le  prélude. 
Prématuré,  e,  a.  prématuré. 
Prématurément,  ad.    prema- 

lurely. 
Prématurilé,  sf.    —   fureness. 
Préméditation,  sf.  —  tioD. 
Préméditer,  un.  to  premeditate. 
Prémices,  sf.  pi.  first  fruits. 
Premier,    e,    a,    first,    former, 

chief. 
Premièrement,    ad.    fi:st. 
Prémisses,  f.  pi.  premises. 
Prémunir,  va.  tp  çrepare;  warn; 

fore-arm. 

Se—,  i«.  to  provide. 
Prenable,  a.  pregnable. 
Prendre,  va.  to  lake,  catch,  put 

on,  choose,  seize,  stcal,  arrest. 
— ,  VH.  to  freeze,  lobe  congealed, 

coagulate  ■    Mtch     eurdie    (as 


milk),  break  ont  (as  fire),  strtta 
ont. 

—  à  témoin,  to  cal!   tO  witne«« 

—  terre,  to  land.  [catch. 
Se— ,  l'p.  to  freeze,  congeal; 
S'en— à,  to  lay  blâme  on. 

Preneur,      se,     taker;     lessec; 

Prénom,  sm.  first  name.[bujer. 

I>réiioiion,   sf.  prenotion, 

Préoccup.ition,  sf.  préoccupa- 
tion, prepossession. 

Préoccuper,  va.  to  prepossess. 
Se — ,  to  be  preoccupied. 

Préopinaut,  sm.  préviens  spea- 
ker, [opinion  firsl. 

Préopîner,  vn.  to  express  one't 

Préparatif,  ve,  a.  —  live. 

Préparatif,  S7n.  préparation. 

Préparation,  sf.  —   lion. 

Préparatoire,  a.  prcparatory. 

Préparer,  va.  lo  prépare;  ar- 
range; get  ready. 
Se—,  vr.  to  prépare  one's  self. 

Pi-époBidérance,  sf.  prépondé- 
rance. 

Prépondérant,  c,  a.  —  rating. 

Préposé,  sm.  officer,  gauger. 

Préposer,  t)rt.  to  set  over;  place. 

Préposition,  sf,  —  lion. 

Prépuce,    sm.    prépuce,    fores» 

Prérogative,  sf.  —  i'ive.     [kin. 

Près,  /))•.  ad.  near,  liard  by  al- 
A  peu — ,  nearly.     [mosi;  by. 
A  cela—,  save,  except  that. 
Bien — ,  very  near. 

Présage,  sm.  présage,  omen. 

Présager,  va.  to  présage;   for- 
Presbyte,  s.  presbyte.      [bode. 

Prcshytéral,  e,  a,  —  rai  j 
prieslly.  [presbytery. 

Presbyicro ,     Sm.    parsonage; 

Presbytérianisme,  sm. — nism. 

Presbytérien,  ne,  a.  s. —  rian. 

Prescience,  sf.  prescience,  fo- 
reknowledge. 

Prescriptible,  a,  —  hle. 

Prescription,  sf.  —  tion. 

Presci-ii-c,  vn.  to  prescribe; 
order,  d.rect. 

Préséance,  sf.  precedence. 

Présence,  sf.  présence. 
En— de,  in  tlie  présence  of. 

Préaent,  e,  a.  présent. 


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Prcsont,  sm.  présent  lime,  pre- 
setil  len<e,  gift,  présent. 
■*~5  ad.  nt  présent,  now, 

Piéseulable,  a.  —  Lie. 

■>réseiitaleiir,  sm.  présenter. 

Préseutatiou,  sf,  —  tion. 

I^rcseiitemcntj  ad.  at  présent. 

Présenter,  va.   to  présent,    of- 

Ter,  iotroduce,  afford. 
'Se—,   vr.    to    appear;    offer 
one's  self;  occur.  [serTer. 

Préservateur,    triée,    J.    pre- 

Préservatir,  »e,  a.  sm. —  tiTe. 

Préserver,     va.    to     préserve  ; 
keep;  save.  [presidency. 

Présideuce,    sf.  presidenlship, 

Président,  sm.  président,  chair- 
m.jD. 

Présidente, s^.  présidents  wife. 

Présider,  va.  to  préside  Ofer. 
— ,  vn.  to  talie  the  chain, 

Présidial.  sm.  —  dial. 

Présouiptir,ve,  «7.  presumplÎTe. 

Présoni|i<ion,  sf.  présumplion, 
surmisô  [sumptuouïiy. 

Présoniptueusenient,  ad.  pre- 

Présoniptueux ,     se,    a.     pre- 
sumptuous,  coneeiled. 

Presque,  (id.  almost,  nearly. 

Presqii^ile,  sf.  peninsula. 

Presqii'ouibre,  sf.  penumbra. 

Pressage,  sm.  pressing. 

Pressamnient,  ad.  pressingly. 

Pressant,    c,   a.    pressing,   ur- 
gent, [  (angine)  press. 

Presse,  sf.  crowd,  press,  hurry; 

Pri.ssé,  e,  a.  in  haste.  in  a  hurry. 

Presseuliment,  «m.   pressenti- 
ment, foreLoding. 

Pressentir,     va.      to     foresee, 
Sound. 

Presser,      to     press;     squeeze, 
crowd,   hasten,  require,   haste, 
urge,  quicken,  harrass. 
Se — ,  vr.  to  sit,  hurry;   mate 
haste;  crowd;  stand,  bustle, 

Presseur,  sm.  presser. 

Pressier,  sm.  priss-man. 

Pression,  sf.  pressure. 

Pressis,  sm.  juice  (of  méat). 

Pressoir,  s?n.  pre.=s  wine  press. 

Prossurage,  sm.  pressing,  près- 
sed  uine. 


Pressurer,  va.  topress;  squeeze^ 

drain. 
Pressurpur,  svt.  press-man. 
Prestance ,      5/.      deportnicnt, 

port,  hearing. 
Prestation,  sf.  prestation,   ta- 

king  (oalh.)  snearing. 
Preste,  ((.  quick,  nimble. 

—  ,  ùit  quick.  [bij 
Prestement,  ad.  quickly,  nira- 
Preslesse,  sf.  agility,    nimble- 

ness.  [juggler 

Prestidigitateur,  triée,  5. 
Prestidigitation,  sf.  juggling. 
Prestige,  sm.  prestige,  illusion. 
Presto,  sm.  ad.  presto,  quicii. 
Presto*9t,  sm.  priestling. 
Présumabic,  a.  presumable. 
Présumer,  v.  to  présume;  an- 

ticipale. 
Présupposer,  v.  to  présuppose. 
Préstipposition,  sf.  —  tion. 
Présure,    sf.   rennet,    cheese- 

rennet. 
Prêt.  sm.  a  loan,  adfance. 
Prêt,  e,  a,  ready,  wiiling. 
Prétantaine  (courir    la),  sf. 

to  be  al\va\s  gadding  about. 
Prétenduuî,   e,   s.   pretender, 

candidate,  suitor. 
Prétendre,    V.    to   prétend     to 

daim  ;  expect,  aspire  at,  mais- 
tain,  design,  purpose. 
Prétendu,  e,  a.  supposed. 
— ,  s.  intendtd  (husband  or  wife. 
Prétention,  sf.  —  tion,  daim. 
Prêter,    va.    to    lend;    stretch, 

give,  afford. 

Se—,  vr.  to  lend  one's  self;  be 

lent;  comply  with. 
Prétérit,  sfii.  prétérit. 
Prétérilion,  sf.  —  tion.    [sion. 
Prétermissiou ,  sf.   pretermis- 
Préteur,  se,  a.  S.  lender. 
Pi-êtcur,  sm.  prêter.  '.î 

—  sur  gages,  pawnbroker. 
Prétexte,  sm.  —  text,  prelence. 
Prétexter,  va.  to  prétend;  al- 
lège. 

Preliutaillc,  sf.pl.  trimming, 
Pretintniller,  la.  to  Irim. 
Prétoire,  sm.  pretorium. 
Prétorien,  ne,  a.  I.  —  rian. 


PUI 

f*rêtre,  sm,  priest. 
Prêtresse,  s/,  priestess. 

Prî-«riso,  sm.  priesthood. 

Prcture,  sm.  prelorship. 

Preuve,  s/,  proof,  Toucher» 

Prcui,  am.  valiant. 

Prévaloir,  vn.  to  prevail  over> 
Se  —,  vr.  to  take  advantage  ; 
pride  in. 

Prévaricateur,  sm.  —  tor. 

Prévarication,  sf,  —  tioD. 

Prévariquer,    vn.    to    preTari- 
cate.  [tentions. 

Prévenance,  sf.   engaging   at- 

Prcvenaut,  e,  a.  engaging. 

Prévenir,   va.  to  preïenl,  iiin- 
der,  anticipate,  prepossess,  pré- 
judice. 
So— ,  vp.  to  be  prejudiced. 

Préventif,  ve,  a.  préventive. 

Prévention,  sf.  prévention. 

Prévenu,  sm.  prisoner. 

Prévision)  sf.  prévision,  antici- 
pation. 

Prévoir,  va,  to  Toresee. 

Prévôt,  sm.  provost. 

Prévôtalemenl,  ad.  by  the 
provost's  court. 

Prévûté,  sf.  provostsbip. 

Prévoyance,  sf.  foresîgbt. 

Prévoyant,  e,  a,  provident. 

Priapiame,  sm.  priapism. 

Prie-Dieu,  sm..  prajing-deslf. 

Prier,  va.  to  pray  ;  beg,  invite, 
beseech,  implore.  [treaty. 

Prière,  sf.   prayer,  request,  en- 
Prieur,  sm.  prior. 

Prieure,  sf.  prioress. 

Prieuré,  sm.  priory. 

Primaire,  a.  primary. 

Primat,  sm.  primate. 

Primatial,  e,  a.  f.  primatial. 

Primatie,  sf.  primacy.      [raacy. 

Primauté,  «/■.  supremacy  ;   pri- 

Prime,  sf.  premium,  prime. 
De— abord,  at  first  sigbt. 

Primer,  va.  to  be  ;  play  first  ; 
lead;  excel. 

Primevère,  sf.  primrose. 

Primeur,  sf.  early  fruit,  bloora. 

Primitif,  ve,  a.  sm.  primitive. 

Primitivement,  ad.  —  vely. 

Primo,  ad.  sm.  Srst,  firstly. 


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Primogéniture,  sf.  primogenl- 

Primordial,  e,  0.   —  dial. 
Primorilialement,  ad.  priraor- 
Princo,  sm.  prince.  [dially. 

Princesse,  sf.  priocess, 
Princier,  e,  a.  princely. 
Principal,  e,  a.  principal,chief. 
Principal,  Sm.    principal,    top< 

pingman ,    bead    of   a    collège 

main  point. 
Principalement,  ad.  —  pally. 
Principauté,   sf.   headmaster» 

sliip  of  a  collège. 
Principauté,  sf.  principality. 
Principe,    sm.   principie,   be- 

ginning. 
Principion,  sm.  petty  prince. 
Priutunier,  e,  a.  spriog,  veraa!« 

early. 
Printemps,  sm.  spring,  youth. 
Priorai,  sm   prîorship. 
Priorité,  sf.  priority. 
Pris,  c,  a.  taken,  seized. 
Prise,  sf.   taking,    prize,    dose, 

hold,  scufflle,  pinch,  power  in- 
fluence. 

Etre  aux  —  ,  to  be  figbting. 
Prise  do  corps,  arrest  for  debts. 
Prisée,  sf.  appraisement,  valua- 

lion,  appraised  value. 
Priser,   va.    to    rate,   to    value, 

e5teem,extol,  praise;  take  snulT. 
Priseur,  se,  a.  appraising. 

Commissaire  — ,     auctionea 

and  appraiser. 
— ,  s.  snulT-taker. 
Prismatique,  a.  —  tic* 
Prisme,  S7n.  prism. 
Prison,  sf.  prison,  gaol. 
Prisonnier,  e,  a.  S.  prisoner. 
Privatif,  ve,  a.  —  tive. 
Privation,  sf.  —  tion,  want. 
Privativement,  ad.  exclusively 
Privante,  sf.  familiarity. 
Privé,  e,  s.  a.  privy,  private. 
Privément,  ad.  farailiarly. 
Priver,  va.  to  deprive,  tame. 

Se^ — ,  vr.  to  deprive  one's  self; 

abstain.  [tage,  secured  deljt. 
Privilège, sm.  privilège,  advan- 
Privilégié,  e,  a.  —  leged.  s.  a 

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PrlTlIéglcr,  va.  lo  privilège. 
t»*-!!,    srn.    price,    rate,    prize, 

value,  ^ortli,  revvard. 

Au — de,  in  comparison  with. 

Hors  do — ,  Tery  dear. 
Prolxiliiliié.  sf  —  lity. 
Proliublo.  o.  proljalile,  liltely. 
Probablement,    ad.    probably, 

niiely. 
Probant,  e,  o,  probatory. 
Probation,  sf.  —  tion,  Irial. 
Probatoire,  a.  probalory. 
Probe,  a.  honesl,  iipriglit. 
Probité,    sf.     probily,    honesty, 

upriglitneES. 
Problcmatifiue,  a.  —  tical. 
ProblcDiatiqucmeiit.  ad. —  ti- 
Problème,  sm.  problem.  [cally. 
Procédé,  sm.  proceeding,  con- 

duct,  procédure. 
Procéder,   un.  to  proceed,  be- 

bave,  go  forward,  issue,  arise, 

Carry  on. 
Procédure,  s^.  proceeding  prac- 

îice,  procédure.  [action. 

Procès,    sm.     procès?,    lausuit, 
—  verbal,  verbal  pincess. 
Processir,  ve,  a.  .itigious. 
Procession,  sf.  —  sioQ. 
Processionuel,  sm.  —  £ional. 
Processionuelleuseut,   ad.    in 

procession. 
Prochain,  e,  a.  nex(,  near. 
Procliaiu,  sm.  nei^hljour. 
Procbaiuemeut,   ad.    sLortly; 

soon. 
ProcUes,  sm.  pi.  relalions. 
ProcUc,;)r.  roar,  nigli,  close  to. 

— ,  «(/,  by,  bord  by. 

De— eu — ,    gradually,    by    de- 

grées. 
Proclainateur,  sm.  proclaîrcer. 
Proclamation,  sf,  —  tioQ. 
Proclamer,  r.  10  proclaim  ;  pu- 
Procunsul,  sm.  —  sul.     (blish. 
Proci-éatiou,  sf.  —  tion,' 
Pr«crécr,  ta.  to  procreale  ;  be- 

get;  engendor. 
Procurateur,  sm.  —  tor. 
^'rocuration,  s^  —  tiOn,  power 

(ol'  atlorney). 
T  rocurer,  la.  to  procure,  get. 

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Procureur ,        sm,      «ttoraej, 

proxy. 
Procurcuse,  sf,  altorney's  wife, 
Prodigalemeut,  ad.  —  pally. 
Prodigalité,     sf.     Drodigality 

profuFcness. 
Prodige,  syn.  prodigy. 
Prodigieuseniciit,   ad.    ~-    gî- 

ously,  amazingly.  [amaziiig. 
Prodigieux,  BC.  a.  —  gious, 
Prodigue,  a.  proTuse,  prodieal, 

la\ish.  [digal. 

Prodigue,  s.    spendlbrift,    pro- 
Prodiguer,  fa.  to  lavish;  wastc, 

squander. 
Producteur,  trlce, 5.  producer. 
Prodiiclif,  ve,  a.  productive. 
Production,  sf.  —  tion,  bree- 

ding. 
Produire,  va.  to  produce,  yield, 

malie,  sbew,  bear,  œake  tinown, 

inlroduce. 

Se—,  iT.  to  présent  one's  self. 
Produit,  sm.  produce,  product. 
Proéminence,  sf.  prorainence. 
Vrofiinaleur,  sm.  proTaner. 
Pi'oranaiion,  sf.  —  tion. 
Profane,  a.s.  profane,  profaner. 
Profaner,  vo.  to  profane,  pol- 

lute. 
Proférer,  Va.  (0  ulter;  express. 
Profés,  se,  a.  s.  professed  monk 

or  nun.  [clare;  teacb. 

Professer,    va,   to   profess;   de- 
Professeur,  sm..  professer. 
Profession,  sf.  profession,  cal- 
lin?,  trade. 
Professorat,  Sm,  —  SOrship, 
S'roDI,  sm.  profile. 
I>ronler,  t>a.  to  profile. 
Profit,  sm.  profit,  gain,  advan- 

tage.  [geous 

Profitable,  a,  —  ble,  adianla. 
Profiler,  in.  to  gain;  improve, 

profil;  taiie  advantage;  ^row. 
Profond,  e,  a.  deep,  profcund. 
Profondémeut,  ad.  deeply. 
Profondeur,     sf.     deplh,'  pro- 

foundness. 
Profusémeut,  ad.  prffusefy. 
Profusion,  sf.  profusion,  pICDly, 
Progéniture,  sf   prcgeny. 
Programme,  tm.  programme» 


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PRO 


Progrès,  sm.  progress,  impro- 

veraent. 
Progresser,  vn.  to  progress. 
Progression,  sf*  —  sion. 
Progressif,  ve,  a.  progressive. 
Progressivcmeut,  ad.  progres- 

sively.  [bid. 

Prohiber,  va.  tO  prohibif;  for- 
Prohiliitir,  ve,  a.  prohibitive. 
Prohibition,  sf.  —  tion. 
Proie,  s/',  prey,  booly. 
Projectile,  S7n,  projectilei 
Projection,  sf.  —  tioa. 
Projet,    sm.    Project,    draught, 

design,  scbeme. 
Projeter,  vii.to  project,  scheme. 
Prolégomèuea,   sm.  pi,  prole- 

gomena. 
Prolétaire,  s.  a.  proletaryi 
Prolifique,  a.  prolific. 
Prolixe,  a.  prolix,  dilTuse. 
Prolixcm«nt,  ad.  prolixly. 
Prolixité,  sf.  —  ty. 
Prologue,  S7n.  —  gue. 
Prolongation,  sf. —  lion,  delay. 
Prolongement,  sm.  prolonga- 
tion, [then. 
Prolonger,  fa.  to  prolong,  leng- 
Promcnade,  sf,  walli,  walking. 
Promener,  va.  to  walk,  to  lead, 

disquiet,  banter. 

Se—,  vr.  to  walli;  take  a  wallf. 

Se — à  cheval  ou  en  voiture, 

to  take  a  riding  on  horseback, 

or  in  a  coacb. 
Promeneur,  se,  S.  proraenader. 
Promenoir,  sm.  public  walk. 
Promesse,  sf,  promiss,  promis- 

sory. 
Prometteur,  se,  s.  promîser. 
Promettre,  va.  to  promise. 

Se — ,  vr.  to  résolve. 
Promiscuité,  sf.  —  cuousness. 
Promontoire,  sm.— tory,  cape. 
Promoteur,  sm.  proraoLer. 
Promotion,  sf.  promotion,  ad- 

tancemeat.  [advance. 

X'«romouvoir,   va.   to   promote; 
Prompt,    e,   a,    quick,  sudden, 

active,  speed,  ready. 
Promptemout,     ad,     quickly, 

prorapdy. 
Promptitude,  sf,  promptitude- 


Promulgation,  sf.  —  tion. 
Promulguer,  va,  to  promulga- 
Prouateur,  sm.  pronatoi      [la. 
Pronation,  sf.  pronation. 
Prône,  S)n.  sermon,  scoldin». 
Prôner,  va,  to  cry  up,  eitol,  to 

preach  to.  [ser. 

Prôneur,  se,  s.  leclurer»  prai" 
Pronom,  sm,  pronoun. 
Pronominal,  e,  a.  —  nal. 
Prononcé,  sm.  sentencOi  jndg. 

ment. 
Prononcer,  va,  to  pronounce , 

utter;    articalate,    deliver,   dé- 
cide, pass. 
Prononciation,    sf.    pronOUD- 

cing,  delivery. 
Pronostic,  sm.  prognOStIc. 
Pronostiquer,  ua.to  prognOStî- 

cale.  [cator. 

Pronostiqueur,  sm.  proguosti- 
Propagande,    sf.    propagauda. 
Propagateur,  sm.  —  ter. 
Propagation,  sf.  —  tion. 
Propager,  VU,  to  propagate» 
Propension,  sf.  —    siîy,    incli- 
nation, tendency. 
Prophète,    sm.    prophet. 
Prophétessc,  sf.   a  prophetess. 
Prophétie,  sf.  prophecy. 
Prophétique,  a.  propbetiCt 
Prophet  iqucmcnt,a(/. — tically. 
Prophétiser,  va.  to  propbesy. 
Prophylactique,  a.  propbylac- 

tic.  [rable. 

Propice,  a,    propitious,   favou- 
Propitiation,   sf.   propitiatiOD, 

atonement. 
Propitiatoire,  a.  —  tOry. 
Propolis,  sf.  propolis. 
Proportion,  sf,  —  tion. 

A—,  in  proportion  to. 

Compas  de—,    sector. 
Proportionné,    e,    a.    propor- 

tîoiiable. 
Proportionnel,  le,  a,  —  tional. 
Proporliouuellement,  atZ.  prc* 

portionably,  [tion,  just. 

Proportionner,  va.  to  propor- 
Propos,    sm.   discourse,  propo- 

A— ,  a,  suitably.      [sal,  design. 
— ,  ad,  now. 

A— de,  with  respect  to. 


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Hors  do—,  mal   à—,  UDsea- 

sonaLily. 
Proposablc.  a.  proposabICi 
Pi-oposer,  va.  lo  propose,  offer, 

move,  make  a  motion. 

Se—,    vr.  to  offer    onc's    selT; 

be  proposed.  [posai,  motion. 
Proposition,  sf.  —  tion,  pro- 
Propre,   a.   proper,  own,  neat, 

self,  fit,  apt,  clean. 

Amour — ,  self  love. 

IVom — ,  proper  name. 
Propre,  styi.  properly,  réal  es- 

laip,  peeuliar  quahtj. 
Propremciii,      ad.     proper'.y, 

neally,  cleanly. 
Propret,  le,  n,  neat,  clean. 
Propreté,  sf.  cleanliness,  neal- 

ness. 
Propriétaire,     *•     proprîctor, 

ouncr.  [perty. 

Propriété,    s/",    propriety,    pro- 
Prorata  {ont),  in  proportion  of. 
Prorogation,  sf.  —  tion. 
Proroger,  va.  lo  prolonfr,  pro- 
Prosaïqiie,  a.  prosalc.     [rogue. 
Prosateur,  siii.  a  pro3e-\\riter. 
Proscenium,  sm.  proscenium. 
Proscription,  sf.  —  tion. 
Proscrire,  va.  to  proscribe;  ex- 

pei  ;  outlaw  ;  banish. 
Proscrit,  sm.  outlaw,  exile. 
Prose,  sf.  prose. 
Prosélyte,  S.  prosélyte. 
Prosélitisme,  sm.  prûselytîsm. 
Proser,  vn.  lo  Write  in  prose. 
Prosodie,  sf.  prosody. 
Prosodique,  a.  prosodical. 
Prosopopéc,  sf.  —  popaMa, 
Prospectus,     sm,    prospectus, 

bill.  [rishing. 

Prospère,  a.  prosperous,  flou- 
Prospérer,     vn.     to     prosper, 

tlirive;  flourish. 
Prospérité,  sf.  —  rlty. 
Prosternation,    sf.  Proster- 

nement,  proslralion. 

Se— ,  t'î'.to  prostrate  one's self. 
Prostituée,  sf.  prostilute. 
Prostituer,  la.  vT.  to  prosiitute. 
Prostitution,   sf.    prostitution. 
Prostration,  sf.  —  tiOQ. 
Protase,  if.  protasis. 


Prote,  sm.  overseer. 
Protecteur,  sin.   a    protecting, 

supporter. 
Protection, s/". — tion,  patronage. 
Protectorat, ;m.  protector-sbip. 
Protectrice,  sf.    a    proteclress. 
Protéo,  sn\,  Proteus. 
Protégé,  e,  a.  protégée. 

Protéger,  va.    to   prolect,  dé- 
fend, shield. 

Protestant,  e,  a.  S.  protestent. 

Prolcstautlsme,    Si7î.     protes- 
tantism. 

Protestation,  sf.  protestation. 

Protester,  v.  to  protest. 

Protêt,  sm.  protest.  [locot. 

Protocole,    sm.    formula,     pro» 

Protonotaire,  s»! .  protonolary. 

Prototype,  sm.  —  type. 

Protubérance,  sf.  —  rance. 

Protateur, sm.acting  guardian. 

Prou,  ad.  much,  enough,  many. 

Proue,  sf,   prow,  bow  of  a  ship. 

Prouesse,  sf.  prowess,   exploit. 

Prouvable,  a.  probable. 

Prouver,   va.  to  proTe;  évince. 

Provenant,  e,  a.  provening. 

Provendc,  sf.  provender. 

Provenir  de,  vn.  to  proceed. 

Proverbe,  sm.  provcrb. 

Proverbial,  e,  a.  —  bial. 

Proverbialement,  ad.  —  biallj 

Providence,  sf.  providence. 

Provigner,  v.  lo  provins;  layer. 

Provin,  sm.  layer  lof  a  vine). 

Province,  sf.  province,  country. 

Provincial,  e,  a.  s.  —  cial. 

Provincialat,  sm.  —  cialsbip. 

Proviseur,   sm.  provisor,  prin- 
cipal ofa  collège. 

Provision,  sf.    provision,   vie- 
tuais,  food,  stock. 

Provisionnel,  le,  a.  —  sional. 

Provisionnellemeut,  ad.  pro- 
visionally.  [porary. 

Provisoire,  rt.    —  sional   tem- 

Provisoirement,  ad.  —  sional- 

Provocation,  sf.  —  lion.       [ly. 

Provoquer,     va.    to      provoko, 
urgc,  incite,  cause.  [mity. 

Proximité,  sf.  nearness;   proxi- 

Prude,  a.  s.  prudi^h,  prude. 

Prudemment,  ad.  prudeotl}. 


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Prudeuce,  s/*.  —  ce,  wisdom. 
Prudent,    e«    a.    prudent,    clr- 

cumspect. 
Pruderie,  sf.  pnidery. 
Prud''lioiuiue,  sm.  honest  man. 
Prud'homie,  sf.  visdom  (in  ac> 
Prune,  sf,  p'.um.  [tion). 

Pruneau,  sm.  prune. 
Prunelle,s/.sloe;  pupil  orihe  ej6. 
Prunellier,  sm.  sloe-lree. 
Prunier, sm.  plum-tree. 
Prurit,  sm.  (méd.)  pruriencj, 
Prytance,  sm.  prytaneum. 
Psalniisic,  sm.  psalmist. 
Psalmodie,  sf.  —  dy. 
Psalmodier,  v.  to  sing  psalms. 
Psaltérion,  sm.  p'altery. 
Psaume,  sm.  psalm. 
Psautier,  sm.  a  psalter. 
Pseudonyme,  sm.  pseudonym. 
Psora,  sm.  ilch. 
Psyché,  sf.  p?yche-glass. 
Psycclogîe,  sf.  —  gj. 
Puamment,  ad.  stinkingly. 
Puant,  e.a.stinking,  disgusling. 
Puanteur,  sf.  stink,  stench. 
Pubère,  a.  pubescent. 
Puberté,  sf.  —  ty,  puberty. 
Public,  que,  a.  public,  common. 
— ,  sm.  public. 
Pubiicaiu,  sm.  —  can. 
Publication,  sf.  —  tion. 
Publiciste,  sm.  publicist. 
Publicité,  sf.  publicily. 
Publier,    va.   to    publisb,   pro- 

elaim;  irake  known. 
Publiquement,  ad.  pubUcIy. 
Puce,  sf.  flea. 
Pucelage,  sm.  maidenbead. 
PuceSle,  sf.  maid,  ■virgin. 
Puceron. sm.vine-freHer,  plant- 

house. 
Pudeur,  sf.  modesty,  chastity. 
Pudibond,  e,   a.  basIiTul. 
Pudicité,  sf.  —  City,  cbastily. 
Pudique,  a.  chasle,  modest. 
Pudiquement,  ad,   cbastely. 
Puer,  vn,  to  stink;  smeli. 
Puéril,  e,  a.    puérile,  childish. 
Puérilement,  a.  cUildishly. 
Puérilité,  sf.  puerility. 
Purpuéral,  o,  a.  puerpéral. 
PuH,  sm.  puff. 


Pugilat,  sm.  boxing. 

Puîné,  e,  s.  a.younger  (brother, 

daughter). 
Puis,  ad.  then,  afterwards. 
Puisage,  sm.  draning  (nater^ 

etc.). 
Puisard,  sm.  draining-well. 
Puisatier,  tm.  well-siuker. 
Puiser,  ta.  to  draw;  take;  bor- 

row;  let  in. 
Puisoir,  sm.  ladle;  lade-pail. 
Puisque,  c.  Eince,  seeing  tbat. 
Puissamment,  ad.  mighlily. 
Puissance,    sf.    power,    might, 

force.  [ly,  slout. 

Puissant,  e,  a.  powerl'ul,  migh- 
Pnits,  sm.  well,  sbaft.  [iate. 

Pulluler,  un.  to  multiply,  pullu- 
Pulmonaire,  a,  pulmonary. 
Pulmonaire,  sf.  lung-wort. 
Pulmonic,  sf.  consumption. 
Pulmonîque,  a.  consumptive. 
Pulpe,  sf.  pulp. 
Pulpeux,  se,  o.  pulpouf ,  pnipy. 
Pulsation,  s^.— tion,  throbbiiig. 
Pulvérin,  sm.  priming-powder. 
Pulvérisation,  sf.  —  zalion. 
Pulvériser,    va.    to    pulverize, 

crush. 
PuUériseur,  se,  s.  puheriîer. 
Pumiciu,  sm.  palm-oi!. 
Punais,   e,  a.  >.  aSected  witb 

ozœna. 
Punaise,  sf.  bug,  drawing-pin. 
Puncb,  sm.  punch 
Punir,  va.  to  punisb,  chastise. 
Punissable,  a  punisbable. 
Punition,  sf.  punishment. 
Pupillaire,  a.  —  lary. 
Pupillarité,  sf.  pupiiage. 
Pupille,  s.  ward,  pupil;  sf.  pupII 

(of  tbe  eye). 
Pupitre,  sm.  desk. 
Pur,  e,   a.    pure,   mère,  cleai 

clean,  innocent. 
Pur  ée,  sf.  soup;  pea-soup. 
Pi£.i-emenl,  ad.  purely,  merely, 

clearly,  really,  solely. 
Pureté,    sf.    pureness ,    purity, 

clearnesg.  [g'ng- 

Pur-atif,  *e,  a.  s.  —  tive,  pur-' 
Purgation,  sf.  —  tion,  purge 
Purgatoire,  S)7i,  purgatory. 


QIjA  '. 

Purge,  sf.  purge;  purginï, 
paying  off.  [off. 

Purger,  va.  to  purge,  clear;  paj 
Se — ,  vr.  to  purge  one's  self. 

Purification,  sf»  —  tioD. 

Purificatoire,  sm,  —  tory. 

Purifier,  va.  to  purify  ;  cleanse. 
Se—,  vp.  to  get  pure. 

Purisme,  sin.  puristn. 

Puriste,  sm.  puristi 

Puritains,  sm.  —  lan. 

Puritanisme,  sm.  puritanîsm. 

Purpurin,  e,  a.  purplish. 

Purulent,  e,  a.  —  lent. 

Pus,  sm.  pus,  tnalter. 

Pusillanime,  a.  —  nimOUS. 
Pusillanimité,  sf.  —  nimity. 
Pustule,  sf.  pustule,  pimple. 
Pustuleux,  se,  a.  pustulous. 

Putain,  sf,  whore,  prostilute. 


QUA 


Piitani«me,  sm.  whoring. 
ll>utassier,  sm.  whoring. 
Putatif,  »e,   a.  pulati-ve,  repu- 
Putois,  sm.  polecat.  [ied. 

Putréfaction,  sf.  —  tion. 
Putréfier,  va.  to  putrefy. 

Se—,  vp,  to  putrefj. 
Putride,  a,  putrid. 
Putridité,  af.  pulridity» 
Pygmce,  sm.  pigmy,  dwarf. 
Pylore,  sm.  —  rus. 

Pyramidal,  e,  a.  —  dal)  pyra- 

midical. 
Pyramide,  sf.  pyramidi 
Pyrite,  sf.  fire-stone,  pylle. 
Pyroicclinie,  sf.  —  nies, 
Pyrrhiquc,  sf.  pyrrhic.       [nie. 
Pyrrboiticn,  ne,   a.  S.  pyrrho- 
Pyrrbonisme,  sm.  —  nism. 
Pylhouisse,  s/.pythoness,witch. 


4|uadragéuairc,a.  S. — narious. 

Quadragésimal,  e,  a.  —  mal, 
lenten. 

Quadragcsijne  ,  sf.  —  ma. 

Quadraugutaire,  a.  —  lar. 

Quadrat,  sm.  quadrate.      [ing, 

Quadrature,  sf.  —  ture,  squar- 

Quadrieuuiul,  e,  a.  quadren- 
Dial. 

Quadrifolium,  sm.  —    rolium. 

Quadrilatère,  »m.  quadrilaté- 
ral, [men. 

Quadrille,   sf.  troop   of  horse- 

— ,  sm.  quadrille. 

Quadrillé,  e,  a.  cbecked. 

Quadrumane,  sm. quadrumane. 

Quadrupède,  sm.  aquadrupcd. 

— ,  a.  quadruped,  fourfooted. 

Qnadrnpl"-,  a.  S»!.—  pie,  four- 
fold.  [cate. 

Quadrupler,  va.  to  quadrupli- 

Quai.  sm.  quay,  wharf. 

Quaiclie,  sf.  kelch. 

Quaker,  esse,  S.  quaker, 

Quakérismc,  sm.   —   rism. 

Qualificatif,  ve,n. qualiTicative. 

Qualification,  sf.  title,  epitliet. 


Qualifier,  va.   et    Dr.    to    call; 

style;  term;   designate;  qualify. 
Qualité,  sf.  quality,  tille,   rank, 

property. 
Quand,  ad.  when,  though. 

Depuis—,  how  long  siace. 
Quant  à,  ad.  as  to;  as  for. 
Qiiuuiicme,    sm.    number,  day 

(of  (he  month). 
Quantité,    sf.     quanlify,   deal, 

multitude.  [rantine. 

Quarantaine,    sf.    forty;     qua- 
Quarante,  a.  forty. 
Quarantième,  a.  fortîeth. 
Quart, sm.  quarter, watch,  point; 

—  de  cercle,  quadrant,  [l'arrel. 

—  d'heure,  quarter  of  an  hour. 
Quartanier ,     sm.    four-yeard- 

old,v.i!d  boar. 
Quartaui.sm.  quarler-cask. 
Quarte,  sf.  quart,  fourtli. 
Quoricron,  c,  s.   quadroon. 
QtiartÎL'r,  sm.  quarler,  ward, 
Quarlicr-mattro,  sm.  quartCT- 

master. 
Quarto  (iu-),  sm.  quarto. 
Quart*,  sm,  quartz. 


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Quasi,  ad.  almo.'t,  quasi. 
Qunsimodo,  sf.  Low  Sunday. 
Qiiatoriiaîre,  a.  quaternary. 
Qiialcruc,  SOT.  quaternary. 
Quatorze,  a.  sm.   fourteen. 
Quatorzième,  a.  S.  fourteenlb. 
Quatrain,  sm.  quatrain. 
Quatre,  a.  four. 

—  -temps,  pi.  ember-days. 

—  vingt,  a,  eighty,  four-score. 

—  vingt-dix,  a.  ninety. 

—  vingtième,  rt.  eiglilieth. 
Quatrième,  a.  Sm»  fourth. 
—,  sf.  fourtli,  flcor,  flourlh. 
Quatrièmement,   ad.  fourlbiy. 
Quatuor,  sm.  quatuor. 
Quc,|)ro.which,wlioin,  that,wbat. 
—,  c.   et  ad.  till,  when,  whether, 

only,    no    more,    notiiing    but, 

how,  howmuch,  Ihan,  but,  less, 

unle.ss,  let,  thaï,  nobody. 
Quel?  Quelle?  jii-o.  a.  wbat. 

Tel—,  so  so;  sucli  as  be  is. 
Quelconque,  wbatever,  any. 
Quelque,   a,  some,   aoy,  what- 

eyer,  whatsoever. 
Quelque,  ado.  about,  however. 
Quelquefois,    ad.  sometimes. 
Quelque  part,  somewhere. 
Quelqu^uu,  pro.  some,    some- 

body,  ona,  [idle  tattle. 

QuVn  dira-t-on,sm.  lown  talk; 
Quenotte,  sf.  tootli    (of  a  baby). 
Quenouille,  sf.  distaif,  bedpost. 
Querelle,  sf.  quarrel,  debate. 
Quereller,  vn.  toscold,  quarrel. 

Se—,  vr.  to  quarrel. 
Querelleur,  se,  s.    a.  quarrel- 

some  person. 
Quérir,  va.  to  fetch;  go  for. 
Questeur,  sm.  qucstor. 
Question,  sf.    question,    query, 

matter;torture.  [question-book. 
Questionnaire,  sot.  torturer, 
Questionner,   va,    tO  question; 

Interrojate. 
Quesiioiiueur,  sm.  questioner, 

inquisitive. 
Questure,  s/'.qneslorsbip.  [ring. 
Quête,  sf.  quest,  search,  gatbc- 
Quêter,  VU.  seek;  search;  beg. 
Quêteur,  se,  S.  beggar-collecter. 
Queue,  sf.  tail,  haodie,   latter 


end,  loin,  vessel,  stalk,   eue  of 
a  wig.  [wax-taper. 

—  de   rat,  sf.  round  file;  small 
Qui,  2)V0.  lhal,'vho,  whom,wbich. 

A — ,  wbose,  to  whoni. 

—  que  ce  soit,  jjio.  whoever, 
whomever.  [sed. 

Qui.i    (être  à),   to  be  uonplus- 
Quiconquc, ^)'0. whoever;  which- 

ever.  [dual. 

Quidam,  sm.  certain  indivi- 
Qiiictisme,  sm.  —  tism. 
Quiéti-ste,  SOT.  —  tist.  [lude. 
Quiétude,  sf.  quietness,  quie- 
Quignon,  SOT.  huncb  (of  bread). 
Quiliagc,  sm.  keelage. 
Quille,   sf.    a    nine-pin,    keel, 

sidc-trimmîng,  skittle. 
Quinaud,  e,  a.  aliashcd,  silly. 
Quincaillerie,»/',  ironmongery. 
Quincaillier,  e,s.  ironmonger. 
Quinconce,  SOT.  quincunx. 
Quinine,  sf.  quinine. 
Quinola,   S171.   kuave   of  hearts 

(at  reversis).  [years  old. 

Quinquagénaire  ,    a.     S.    fitfy 
Quinquagésinic,  sf.  —  sima. 
QniiM|ueunal,  e,  a.  —  niai. 
Quinquet,  sm.  argand  larap. 
Quinquina,  SOT.  cincbODa, 
Quint,  e,  a.  fiftb. 
Quintal,  SOT.  quintal. 
Quinte,     sf.     fit    of    COUghing, 

quint,  crolchet,  fiftb. 
Qniule-rcuille,  sf.    cinqne.oil. 
Quinicsseuce,  sf.  —  Cf-. 
Quintessencier,  i>a.  tf  tefine; 

sublilize.  [cbety. 

Quiutcnx,  se, a.capricious,  crot- 
Quintuple,  a.  quintuple. 
Quintupler,   t'(7.    ta  quintuple. 
Quinzain,  SOT.  fifteen  ail. 
Quinzaine, s/",  fifleen,  fortnight. 
Qeiinzc,  f!.  fifteen. 
Quinzième,  a.  sm.  fiftcenth. 
Quiproquo,  sm.   quid-pro-quo. 
Quiiiance, sAreceipt,  discharije. 
Quittancer,  va.  to  receipt. 
Quitte,   (I.    quits,    clear,    free, 

out  of  debt. 
Quitter,    vn.    to    quil,    forsake, 

pull  or  casl  olT,  leave,  yield,  let 
Qui-vivcï  who  goes  thereî  [go. 


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Stro  «iir  le—,   10    be   on  the 

ionk  oui. 
Quoi  !  ]iro.  nhicb,  what,  that. 

—  qii"'îl  eu  Boit,    bow    ever    it 

—  !  int.  whatl  Ijowl        [may  be. 
Quoique,  c.  allbougb;  tougb. 


I  Quolibet,  sm.  quiri;,  pun,  quib- 

Quolilielicr,  sm.  punsler.  [bla. 

Quote-pat't,  sf.  quota,  share. 

Quolidien.  ne,  a.  — dian,  dailj. 

Quotient,  sm.  quotient. 
I  Quotité,  $.  quota,  sbare> 


R 


KSabAchago,  sm.  endless   répé- 
tition, tautology. 
Rnbàclier,   l'u.    lo  make    tire- 

some    répétitions.  [tilion. 

ICabâchci-ie,  sf.  tiresome   repe- 
Itabàcheur,  se,  a.  endless  re- 

peater  of  lie  same  Ihing. 
Rabais,    sm.    fall,    abatement, 

diminution.  [tion. 

Raliaisscment,     sm.     dimmu- 
Rabaissor,    v.    to    abate,    Tall, 

lower,  humilie,  undervalue, 
Rabat,  si)!,  band.  [^l'O*- 

Rabat-joie,  sm.  damper;   niar- 
Rabattre,    va.     to    aba'e,    pull 

down  again,  to  humble,  lessen, 
— ,  DU.  to  turn  off.  [tip. 

Se—,  vr.  to  fall  on  or  upon. 
Rabbin,  sm.  rabbi,  rabliioi. 
Ral>binii|ue,  a.  —  nical. 
Rabbiiiisme,  sm.  —  uism. 
Rabbiiiieto,  sm.  —  nist. 
Rabctir,    V.    to    stupifj;     grow 

stupid.  [rake. 

Rable,  sm.    back   (of   a    tiare), 
Rabouuir,  va.  to  improte. 
Rabot,  sm.  scraper,  rebate. 
Ral>otcr,    va.  to  p'ane;    polish. 
Raboteur,  S7n.  planer. 
Raboteune.  s^planing-inachine. 
Raboteux, «6,0.  rugged, rough, 

har^b,  une^ven. 
Rabougri,  e,  a.  slunted. 
Rabougrir,   vn.  to  be  stunted. 

Se — ,  vr.  "  >  grow  stunded. 
Rabougrisk^uieut,    sm.   stun- 

ling. 
Rubouillère,  j^Irabbit,  burrow. 
Raboutir,  ta.tojoin  end  by  end. 
Rabrouer,  va.  to  scub;  snap  at. 
Rubroueur,    *e,      I.    SDappi.'b 

persoD. 


RacB^e,  sm.  (ma.)  parrel. 
Racaille,  sf.  rabble,  trash» 
Rncouaiuodage,  sm.  mending; 

repairing.  [ciliation, 

RaocouBmodenieiiC, 5??i.  recon- 
Raccommoiler,  va.    to    mend; 

repaii-;  reconcile. 
RaccoBnni«ideur ,     se,      s,    & 

inender;  pairer.  [tion. 

Raccord,  $m.  joining,  junc- 
RaccordrBkenf,  sm.  levelling. 
Kaccordsîr,  va.  to  join,  unité. 
Raccourci,;»!,  fore  shortentDg. 
— ,  e,  a.   shurtened. 

Au—,  briefly,  [abridge. 

Raccourcir,    va.     to    shorten, 

Se—,  to  gct  sborler. 
Raccourciasemeut,  SOT.  short- 

ening,  curtailing. 
Raccoutrenient,  sm.  mendjng. 
Raccoutrcr,  va.  to  mend. 
Racooutunier(«e),  vr.  tO  reac- 

custom  one's  self. 
Raccroc,  sm.  lucky  hit. 
Raccroclier,  va.  \ô  hook  agaIn, 

catch  hold   of.      [-ver  one's  self. 

Se— ,iT.  to  cling;  catch;  reco- 
Raccrocbeuse,    sf.  street-wal- 

ker. 
Race,   sf.   race,    breed,    kind. 
Rachalander,  lia.   to   recoTer 

cuslomers.  [som. 

Radial,   sm.  rédemption,  ran- 
Raclietable,  a.  redeemable. 
Racbeter,  va.  to  buy  again,  re« 

deem,  regain. 

Se —  vr\  to  be  redeemed. 
Racliitique,  a.  rickety. 
Racliilis.  sm.  rickels. 
Racine,  sf.  root,  radix. 
Kaciner,  va.  to  take  root. 
Hûcle,  sf.  scraper. 


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Etâclée,  s/',  hiding,  dnibbîng. 
Kâcler,   va.    to    scrape;    grale; 

slrike.  [fiddier. 

Râclciir,   sm.     scraper,     sorry 
Râcloir,  sm.   fcraper. 
Râcloire,  sf.  stricile. 
KârJure,  sf.  scrapings,  gratîngs. 
StacoliigC)  S7n.  crimping. 
Racoler,  va.    to    enlisl;   crimp. 
Racoleur,  sm.  crimp, 
Riicouter,  i;a.  to  relate;  tell. 
Raconteur,   sm.    relater;  oar- 

rator. 
Racornir,  va.  to  harden;  shrivel. 

Se—,  Dr.  to  grow  hard.  [Ding. 
Racoritisscuicnt,  sm.  barde- 
RacqiiSdcr,  vr.  to  win  back. 

Se — ,     vr.    to    rctrieve    one's 

losses. 
Rade,   sf.   road,   roadstead. 
Radeau,  sm.  raTt,  £oat. 
Radial,  c,  n.  radial,  [cancelliog. 
Rndiaiîou,  sf.  —  tien,  erasure, 
Radical,  e,  n.  radltal. 
Rntlicalenicnt,  (7(/.  —  cally. 
Ridicule,  sf.  radiclc,    radicule. 
Radié,  c,   a.  radiated.      [ming. 
Radieux,  se,    a.    radiant,  bea- 
SCudis,  sm.  radif'h. 
Radius,    sm.  radius. 
Radotage,  sm.  dcitage,  Eenility. 
Radoter,  vu.  to  dote;  drivei. 
Radoterie,    sf.  dotage. 
Radoteur,  se,  dolard,  dri'veller. 
Kadoub,   sm.  refilling,    repair. 
Radouber,  va.  10  relil;  repair. 
Radoucir,    va.    to  soften,  ailay; 

nioilify. 

Se — ,  vr.  grow  mild,  relent. 
Radoucissement,  S7n.  mitiga- 
Rafalc,    sf.     squall.  [tion. 

Raffermir,    va.   to   streoglhen, 

harden,  confirm.  [ftrcnglh 

Se—,  vr.  to  harden;  gain 
Raiferniîssement,  sm.  streng- 

thening,  confirmation. 
Raffinage,  sm.  refining. 
Raffiné,  e,«.  suLtle,  deep;  wily. 
Raffinement,  sm.    reflnement. 
Raffiner,  r».  to  suLtilize;  refine. 

Sic—,  vr.  to  get  refined. 
Raffiner.e,  sf.  sugar-bakery. 
Rafiiueur,  sm.  sugar-baker. 


Raffoler,  vn.  lo  dote. 
ituffolir,  v)i.  to  go  mad.  [dice). 
RaOe,  sf.  grape-slalk,  double  (al 
— ,  vil.  to  play  at  dice. 
Knfier,  va.  lo  sweep  oIT, 
Raffratchir,  D.  tocool;  refrpfh; 

revive;  Irjm;   refair;    renovate. 

Se—,  vr.  to    gel  cool;    refresb 

one's  self. 
Riifratchissant,  e,   a.  cooling. 
Rafraicbissement,  sm.  a  cool- 

ing  drink,   refresliment. 
RafratoliisBcments,  pi.    fresb 

provisions. 
RafrnScllissoir,sni.wIne-COOler, 
Ragaillardir,   va.    to    cnliven; 

cheer.  [phobia. 

Rage,  sf.  madness,  rage,  hydro- 
Kagcr,  va.  lo  be  furious,  enra- 

ged. 
Rageur,    ae,    a.    passionate. 
Ragot,  e,  a.   dumpy,  thick-set; 

fquat.  [zest. 

Ragoût,     sm.     ragoût,    relish, 
Ragoûtant,  e,  a.  relishing,  sa- 

voury.  [stomach;  slimulate. 

Ragoùter,  va.    to    revive   one's 
Ragrafer,  va.  to  clasp  again. 
Ragrandir,iin.  to  enlarge  again. 

Se—,  vr.  to  get  larger. 
Ragréer,  va.  to  finisli  off;  dub. 
Ragrcnient,  S7n.  finisbing  off. 
Raguer,  va.  (ma.)  tocbafe;  gall. 
Raide,  «.  sliff;  stark;  rigid;  harsh, 
— ,  ad.  rapidly,  rougbly.  [tight. 
Raideur,  sf.   Etiffness,   rigidity, 

sttiriness. 
Raidir,  ta.  to    ftiffen;    tighten. 

Se—,  vr.  to  get  stiff. 
Raie,    sf.    Une,    streak,    furrow; 

ftripe,  stream  of  the  hair,  ray- 
Raifort,  sm.  borse-radish.  [fisL. 
Railler,  va.  to  rally,  banter. 
— ,  i')i.  to  jest,  jest. 

Se—,  vr.  10  jeer;  mocV. 
Railici-ic,  sf.  banter,  jest. 
—   ù  part,  scriously. 
Railleur,  se,   a.    S,    banlcring 

banterer,  jest. 
Raiuceau,  sm.  leafy  bough. 
Kaii.c,  sf.  fiog. 
Kaiiictte,  6'/.  rennet. 
Rainure,  sf.  groove. 


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Rniponce,  sf.  ramplon. 
Raire,  va.  to  bell  (as  a  deer). 
ISni»,  sm.  rny,  spokc(of  a  wlieel). 
KnÎKiii,  S)».  -Hrapcs.  [curranls. 
Raisins  (I<.  t'oriiilhc,  dlicd 
Raisiné,  sm.  preferved-grapcs. 
Raison,  sf,  reason, sensé,  proof; 

cause,  maller,salisracUon;  Erm. 

A— de,  at  Ihe  rate  of. 

En— <lc,  at  Ihe  rate  of.  [faction. 

Demauili'r — ,to  demandsntis- 
Raisoutiulilc,    a.     reasoDable, 

rational,  just. 
Baisonualilemcnt,   nd.  ratio- 

nally,   justly,    reasonably. 
Raisonné,  e,  a.  iDCthodica),  ex- 

planatory,  [argiimcnt. 

Rui»oniieinent,  sni.  reosonJiig, 
Raisonne- ■',  vn.  1o  reason;  argue. 
Raisouneiii'.  se,  s.  a  reaeoDcr. 
Rajeunir,  va.  to  make  young. 
—,  un.  togrow  young  again. 
Rajeuuisscmeut,  sm.  groning 

joung   again. 
Rajustement,     sm.     rcadjnst- 

ment;  putling  to  righis.  [ri^lits. 
Rajuster,   va.    \o  set    in  order; 
Râle,  sm.  rail,  crack  (l'iid). 
Râle,  Rûleincnt,  sm .  raltle. 
Ralentir,   iY(.  to  siacken;  make 

siower;  diminisli. 

Se — ,  vr.  to  get  siower;  abale. 
Ralentissement,  sm.slaj^  en  ÎDg. 
Kâler,  un.  to  bave  a  ratlliDg  in 

the  Ihroal, 
Ralingues,  sf.  pi.  bolt-rope. 
Ilalliement,sm.  rallying. 
{(allier,   vu.    to    rallj,    rejoin; 

approacli. 

Se—,  vr.  to  rally;  join. 
tiallonge,    sf.  eking  pièce,  leaf. 
Rallongement, s»  j.lcngtliening. 
Rallonger,  va.  to  lerglitcn. 
Rallumer,  va,  to  liglit  again. 

Se — ,    D)'.   to    rekindie,   burst 

ont  again.  [flowering. 

Ramage,  ârn.  varbling  of  birds, 
Ramaigrir,  v.  to  make  leaner. 
Ramas, s»i.  collection,  heap,  lot. 
Ramassé,  e,  a.  thick-set,  squal. 
Ramasser,  vn.  to    galber;  pick 

up;  belavour. 

Se—,  vr.  to  meet;  assemble. 


Ramassis,  sm.  heap.  [apple. 
Itanilioiir,  sm.  large  bakirg 
Itauio,  sf.  car,  ream,  stick. 
■tnnié,  e  (boiilel).  a.  bar  s'nol. 
Rameau,  sm.  loiigb,  brancb. 
Knniée, s/'.arbour,green  boughs. 
Ramener,    va.    to    bring  back, 

re^iw;  restore,  [terpuli. 

Ramer,  vn.  to   row;  stick;    ten- 
l&niueiir,  snt.  rower. 
Ramenx,se,  a.  branchy,ramos« 
Ramier,  sm.  ringdove. 
Itamifieation,  sf.  —  tiOD. 
Rnniifier  (se),   vr.   to  ramify; 

branrli  eut. 
Ramollir,  V.  to  soflen,  enervale. 

Se—,  vr.  to  soften;  relent. 
Raniollisscnient.SJTJ.Soflenirg. 
■tumonugc,  sm.  sweeping. 
Ramoner,  va.  sweep  (chimney). 
Ramoneur,   sm.  chimney-swe- 

eper. 
Rampant,  e,  a.  —  pant,    eraw- 

lirg,  cringin?,  sloping. 
Rampe,  sf.   tliglit  of   slair,  ba- 

lu>lindp,flope.  [crawling, 

Ran>|iemeiil ,      SJil.     creeping; 
Ramper,    ni,   to   crawl,  creep, 

crint:i>,  slope. 
Ramure,  sf.  brancbers,  anllers. 
Kance.  n.  sm.  rancid,  rusly, 
Raneiiliié,  sf.  rancidness. 
Raiirir,  vn.  to  grow  rancid. 
ICïinçoii,  sm.  rausom. 
Ranfonnement,  sjn.  exfortion. 
Rançonner ,    va.    to    ransom  ; 

fleece, 
Rançonneiir,  se,s.  extortioner. 
Raneiiiie,  sf.    rancour,  grudge. 
Raiieiinier,  c,  a.  S.  rancorous. 
Rang,  sm.  raiik,  row,  tnrn,  rate. 

Rangée,  sf.  row,  range,  line. 

Ranger,  ni.  lo  set  in  order, 
range,  rank,  put  back,  subdue, 
tame.  [gooier. 

Se — ,  vr.  to  sland  liy;  adhère; 

Ranimer,  Î.Y1.  to  reauimale;  re- 
vive, stir  up. 
Se—,    vr.    lo  revive,  cheor  np, 

Ranule,  sf.    ranula  (lumour). 

Rapare,   o.    rapacious,   grcedy. 

Rapacité,  sf,  —  ty,  greediness. 


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nnpotrier,  va.  to  reconcilei 
Se—,  vr.  to  be  reconciled. 

ISûpc,  sf.  grater,  rasp. 

Kiîpé,  sm.  rape  wine. 

lEâper,  va.  to  grate,  rasp  [botch. 

Kapctasser,  lo  patch  up,  pièce, 

Itnpctasaeur,  sm.  botcber,  pat- 
cber.  [in;  shorten. 

Rapetisser,    v.  to   lessen;  take 

Kapidc,  a.  rapid,  swift,  fast. 

Knpidemcnt,  ad.  swiftiy. 

Itapidité,  «/■.— ty,  swiTtaess. 

Kapiécer,  Rapicccler,  va.  tO 
pièce,  palcb  up.  [piecing. 

linpiécetagc,  s'in,  patcD-work, 

Kapiécetcr,  va.lo  patch,  pièce. 

Rnpière,  sf,  rapier.      [dauber. 

R.tpin,    sm,     painter's    pupil; 

Kupiue,  sf.  rapine,  plusde. 

Kapiner,  va.  to  pilfer;  peculale. 

tCapiiierie,  sf.  pilfering. 

I&apiueur,  sm.  pilferer. 

Kappareîller,  va.  to  malchi 

Rappel,  sm,  recall,  recalling. 

Rappeler,  va.  to  call  back;  call 
— ,  vr.  to  reinember. [recall. 

R.t).^ort,  sm,  report;  produce, 
allinity,  respect,    rising  in  Ibe 
stomacb;  story,  relation,  taie. 
Par— à, as  for,  as  to. 

Rapporter,  va.  to  bring  back, 
carry,  relate,  jield,  cite,  pro- 
duce, bear. 

Se— ,t)r.  to  agrée;  refer,  relate. 
«'en  —  à  quelqu^un,  to  COQ* 
fiae  in  one. 

Rapporteur,  «e,  S.  tell-tale. 

—,  sm.  tale-bearer,  prolraitor. 

Rappor(eu8e,s/.taIe-bcarer,  re- 
porter. 

Rapprendre, t.'(7.  tolearnagain. 

lt::pprocfacnient,  sm.  reconci- 
lernent,  comparison. 

Rapprocher,  Va.  to  draw  near 
ri'.-ain,  recoDCile.  [reconcile. 
Hc — ,    vr.    to    corne     nearer, 

Riipsodie,  sf.  rbapsody. 

Cii^pt,  sm.  rape,  violeoce. 

fiiipiire,  if,  raspings. 

«Caquette, î/.  racket,  battledore. 

Raqiictier,   sm.    racket-maker. 

Rare,  a.  rare,  uncomaion, 
fcarcej  tbin> 


Raréfaction,  sf,  —  !:0n. 

Raréfiav*,  a.  rarefyin^'. 
Rarcfit..^  va.  to  rarefyT 

Se—,  vr.    to  become    rarefied. 
Rarement,  ad.   rarely,  seldom. 
Rareté,  sf.  rarity,  scarcity. 
Rarissime,  a   Tery  rare. 
Ras,  e,  a.  shavea  close,  smootb, 

shorn,    blank. 
Rasade,  sf,   brimmer,  bumper. 
Rasemeut,  sm,  razing,    démo- 

lisbing. 
Raser,  va.  to  shaTe;  raze;  graze; 

bug  ;    eut    down. 
Rasibus,  ad.  close,  clean  oS, 
Rasoir,  sm.  razor. 
Rassade,  sf.  glass-beadsi 
Rassasiant,  e,  a.  cloying,  »• 

tiating.  {tf^. 

Rassasiement,  sm.  satiety 
Rassasier,  va.  to  satiate, 

Eurfeit. 

Se—,  vr.  to  be  satisfied;  setfTeâ 
Rassemblement,    sm.    assem- 

bling;  muster,  crowd,  mob. 
Rassembler,  vn.  to  galber;  col- 

lect;  put  together;  musler.  [ble. 

Se—,vr.meel  again;  reassem» 
Rasseoir,  vn,  to  settle;    reseat; 

calm;  ù\.  [down. 

Se—,  vr.  to   sit  down;    settle 
Rasséréner,   va.    to  make   se* 

rené.  [calm. 

Se—,  vr,   to   become   serene, 
Rassis,  e,  a.   stale,   staid,    set- 

tied,  calm,  sedate. 
— ,    sm.    borse-shoe,    reset. 
Rassoter,  va.  to  besot;  infatuata. 
Rassurant,  e,  a.  reassuring. 
Rassurer,  va.  to  reassure;  tran- 

quillize;  strenglhen. 

Se—,  vr.  to  be  reassured. 
Rat,  sm.  rat,  whim. 
Ratafla,  sm.  —  fia. 
Ratatiner  (se),  vr.    tO  sbrÏTel. 
Ratatouille,  sf.  Stew. 
Rate,  sf.  spleen;  milt. 
Râteau,  sm.  a  rake,  rack. 
Râtelée,  sf.  rakeTuI, 
Râteler,  va.  to  rake. 
Râteleur,  sm.  raker. 
Râtelier,  sm.  rack,  set 
Bâter,  vn.  to  miss  fire. 

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Ratîer,  sm.  crolchetj. 
Rntiore.  sf.  rat-lrap. 
Ratification,  sf.  —  tion* 
Ratincr,  vn.  lo  ratifi';  cor.firm. 
Ration,  s.  ralion;  allonance. 
Rationnel,  le,  n.  rational. 
Ratissage,  sm. scraping;  raking. 
Ratisser,  va.  to  scrape,  rake. 
Ratissoii-e,  sf.  rake,  scraper. 
Ralissure,  sf.  scraping. 
Raton,  sm,  racoon. 
Rattacher,  va.  to  lie  again. 

S»—,  vr.  to  be  tied. 
Rattraper,  to  overlake;  regain; 

catch    agaia. 
Rature,  sf.  erasure,  scratch. 
Rntnrer,  va.   10   eraze,    scratch 
Rauqne,  a.  hoarse.  [out. 

Ravage,  sm.  ravage,  waste. 
Ravager,  va.  to    ravage;  dcvas- 
Ravaseur,  sm.  ravager,     [latc. 
Ravalement,      s»l.       disgrâce, 

plastcring  of  a  wall. 
Ravaler,  va.  to  swallow   again, 

dress  a  wall.  Jseir. 

Se  —,   vr.  to     debase     one's 
Ravandagc,sm.  botcbing,  men- 

ding. 
Ravauder,  V.  to   botcb;  mend. 
Ravaudeiir,     se,    s.    liotclier, 
Rave,  s/',  radisb.  [meuder. 

Ravcliu,  sm.  ravelin. 
Ravi,  e,  a.  glad. 
Ravier,  sm.  radish-plate. 
Ravière,  sf.  radish-bed. 
Ravigote,  sf.  ravigote-saucet 
Ravigoter,  va.  to  revive. 
Ravilir,  va.  to  debase,  disgrâce. 
Ravin,  sm.  hollow  road,  ravine. 
Ravine,  sf.  mounlain  slream. 
Ravir,  un.  to  ravish;  to  charm. 

A  — ,wonderfulIj.  [ofit. 

Raviser  (se),  tjr.  tothinkbelter 
Ravissant,  e,  a.  ravishing,cbar- 

ming.  [rapture. 

Ravissement,  sm.  ravishing, 
Ravisseur,  sm,  ravisher;  spol- 
ier, [ling. 
Ravilail.'.-ment,  SȔ.  reviclual- 
Ravitailler,  va.  to  revictual. 
Raviver,  i'«.  to  brisk  up;  revive. 
Ravoir,  va.  to  bave  again,  re- 


Rayer,    va.    to    streak,    crase» 
si  ripe.  [radius- 

Rnj'un,  Si)!,  ray,  fcrrow,  spol»e, 
—  «le  miel,  sm.  boneycomi). 
Ilaj'onuaut,  e,  a.  radiani;  sbi- 

Rnyonnement,  sm.  radiaiion, 
Rayonner,  VU.  to  radiale;  beani; 

sbine. 
Rayure,  s^.  stripes,  rifling. 
Kë,s))i.  musical  note. 
Réaction,  s/,  reaction. 
Rcaclionnaire,   s.    reactionist 
— ,  a.  reactionary. 
Réadmettre,  va.  to  readmit. 
Kcadmission,  s/',   readmissioi}, 
Réagir,  vn.  lo  react.        [.■nous. 
Uéajournement,  sm.new  sum- 
Réul,  e,  a.  régal,  royal. 
Réalisable,  a.  realizable. 
Réalisation,  sf.  realizatiOD. 
Réaliser,  va.  to  realize. 
Réaliste,  s.  realist. 
Réalité,  sf.  reality. 
Réappai'itiou,s/,re-appearance. 
Réai'pentage,  sm,  admeasurc- 

nient.  [nions. 

Réassignatiou,  sf,  new  sum- 
Ui-assigner,  va.  to  resummons. 
Réattelcr,  va,  to  put  lo  again. 
Rebaisser,  va.  to  lower  again. 
Rebauder,  va.  tobind  up  again; 

bend  again.  [cross. 

Rébarbatif,    ve,    a.    orabbed, 
Rebâtir,  vn.  to  rebuild. 
Rcbaitre,    va.    to   beat   again, 

reshui'tle    cards,    repeat    ovcr 

and  over. 
Rebaudir,  va.  to  caress  (dogs). 
Rebec,  sm.  rebeck. 
Rebelle,  u.  S.  rebellions,  rebel. 

Se—,  vr.  to  rebel;  revolt. 
Rébellion,  sf.  rébellion,  revolt. 
Rebecquer  (se),  ur.tobe  saucy. 
hVcbondi,  e,  a.  plump,  chubby» 
Mtobondir,  vn.  to  rebound. 
Rebondissement,  <m.  reboun* 

ding.  [border. 

Rebord,     sm,     ^icrder,    edge. 
Reborder,  vC    (0  new-border. 
Reboucher^  Va,  to  stop,  recork; 

putty.  [back. 

Se—,  tir,  to  get  filled  up;  turo 


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RcbODillIr,  va.  to  boil  again. 
Rcboiiisagc,  sm.  lustring,  glos- 
Rcboiiiseï-,  in.  lo  lustre,  [sing. 
Rcboiu's,  sïïï.wTong  sidejTroDg 

sensé  ;  reverse. 
Rebours,  c,  o.  cross-grained. 

A—,  an—,  against  the  grain, 

■wrong  way. 
Rcboiiteiir,  8e,  s.  bone-setter. 
Reboutonner,    va.    tO    button 

again. 

Se— jur.to  button  one'sselfnp. 
Rebrider,  va.  to  bridie  again. 
Rebrorker,  va.  to  sew  again. 
Rebroder,    va.    to     embroider 

again. 
Rebrouiller,  i-n.to  mix;  jumble. 
Rebrousser,  vo.  to  lurn  back; 

brush  up.     [grain;  wrong  way. 
Rebrousse-poil  (à).airainst  Ihe 
Rcbroyer,  ici.  to  grind'agaîn. 
bcbrunir,  va.  to  buniish  again. 
Rebuffade,  sf.  rebuff,  repuise. 
Rcbus,  sm,  rébus. 
Rebui,  sm.  trasli,  offal,  refuse. 
Rebutaui,  e,  a.  répulsive,   of- 
fense, discouragirg. 
Rebuter,  va.  to  re.''use,   repel , 

disgust. 

Se-,  vr.  t«  be  discouraged. 
Recacher,  vn.  to  hide  again. 
Recacbeter,  va.  te  Seal   again. 
Récalcitrant,  e,  a.  refraclory, 

récalcitrant. 
Rccapiiiil.ntion,  sf.  —  tien. 
Récapituler,    va.  to   recapilu- 

late. 
Recardcr,  va.  to  card  again. 
Recarrelcr,    va.   to    new-pave; 

new-sole. 
Becasser,  va.  to  break  again. 
Recéder,  va.  to  return;   resell. 
Recêlement,  sm.  concealment. 
Receler,  va,  to  conceal;  secrète; 

reçoive.  [len  goods. 

Receleur,  se,  s.   receiver  of  slo 
Récemuieut,  ad,  lately,  recent- 

'ï-  [rification. 

Recensement,  sm.  census.  ve- 
Recenser,  va,  to  take  a  census; 

reslamp. 
Rccciit,  e,  (T.  récent;  fresh,new. 
Recépvge,  sm,  lopping  a  tree.    I 


Recéper,  va.  lo  eut  down  close. 
Récépissé,  sm.  receipt. 
Réccpiocle,S)n.receptacle,  nest, 
Kcccpiiuii,  sf.  réception,  draw» 

ing-room. 
Recercicr,  l'd.torehoopfïcasli). 
Recette,  sf,  receipt,  recipe,  re- 

ceiversliip.  [missib'a. 

Rccevobic,  a.   receîvable,  ad- 
Rcceveur,  se,  ».  a  receiver. 
Recevoir,  va.  to  receiTj;  admit; 

allow.  [eut. 

Rechampir,  va,  tO  set  Off;  pick 

Rechange,  sm.    change;    re« 

excliange. 
Recbanger,  va.  to  change  again. 

Se—,  vr.  to  change  one's  clo- 

'l'cs.  [repeat. 

Rechanter,  va,  to  sing  again; 
Réchapper,  vn.  to  escape;  re- 
Recharge,  sf.  surcharge. [cover. 
Rechargement,  sm.  reloading. 
Recbarger,  va.   lo  load  again; 

recharge.  [again. 

Recbasser,  va.    tO  drive    baclj 
—,  vn.  to  hunt  again. 
Réchaud,  sm.  chaling-dish 
Réchuur,  sm.  hot-bed. 
Réchauffage,     sm.     warining 

again;  haîh  up;  reheating. 
Réchauffé,  e,  «.  warmed  again 
— ,  sm.    hash-up;   food   warmed 

again. 
Réchauffement,  sm.  warming 

again.  [revive. 

Rechauffer,  va.  to  warm  again, 

Se—,  vr.  to  get  warm  again. 
Rechausser, ra.  toput  stocking 

or  shoes  on  again,  mould  up. 

Se— ,î)c.  to  put  on  one's  shoes. 
Rcchc,  a.  rough;  harsh. 
Recherche,  sf.  inquiry,  search, 

courtfhip,  suit. 
Recherché,  e,  a.affected,  choice. 
Uechercher,  va.  to  seeli  again, 

make  inquire,  into.  [look  cross. 
Rechigné,  e,  a.  crabbed,  sour, 
atechute,  sf.  relapse,  new  fall. 
Récidive,  sf.  relapse;  offense. 
Récidiver,  va.  to  relapse;  re- 
peat an  offense. 
Récif,  sm.  reef,  ridg  , 
Récipé,  im.prescriplio   ,  rc.  p<^. 


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né«ipiendaire,  sm.  new  mcm- 
Kécipieiit.  sm.  —  pient,    [ber. 
KéciiirocnCion,  sf.  —  tiOD. 
Kéciproeité,  —  City. 

Réciproque,  a.  S.  reciprocal. 
Béciproqucment,  arf.  —  pro- 

cally. 
Réeiproqiicr,  vn.to  recïprocate. 
Récit,  sm.  récital,  relation. 
Récitatetir,  s>n.  reciter. 
Récitatif,   sm.   recitative. 
Récitation,    sf.    —    tion,     re- 

hearsial.  [declaim. 

Réciter,  va.  to  recite;  relate, 
Rcclamntion,  sf.—  tion,  daim. 
Réclame,     tf.     editorial     puff, 

eatchword.  [plore,  object. 

Bêclamcr,   l'a.    to    claim,  im- 

Se— de,  ur.  to  refer  to. 
Rcolincr,  v.  to  recline. 
Recloucr,  va.  to  nail  again. 
Reclure,  va.  to  shut  up;  impri- 
Reclus,  c,  a.  ».  recluse,      [son. 
Réclusion,  sf.  seclusioD,  impri- 

6onment.  [repel. 

Rccogiier,  v.  to  knock  again, 
Recoiffer,  l'a.  to  dress  again  (a 

person's  hair). 

Se  —,  vr.  to  dress   one's  own 

hair  again. 
Recoin,  sm.  nook;  b;  place. 
Recoller,    va.     paste    or    gluo 

again. 
Recollet,  S.  Franciscan  monk. 
Récolte,  sf.  crop,  harvest. 
Récolter,  l'a.    to  harvest;  crop. 
Recommandable  ,    a.    recom- 

mendable.  [dation,  esleem. 
Recommandation,  tf.  —  men- 
Recommander,  va.    to  recom- 

mend,  charge;  ad'vise. 

Se— ,ur.to  commend  one's  self. 
Recommenoenienl,     sm.     be* 

ginning  again.  [again. 

IKecommeucer,  ua*  to  begin 
tïécompense,    sf.    a  —    pen<e, 

renard.  [compensate;  repay. 
Récompenser,  l'a.  to  reward, 
Rccompo»er,  va.  to  recompose. 
Recomposition,  sf.  —  lion. 
RécoMciliable,  n.reconcileable. 
Kécoiiciiiateiir,  sm.reconciler. 
Réconciliation,  s/.— cilcment. 


Réeoncllîor,  lia.   to   reconcile; 

conciliate. 

Se— ,  v)'.  to  be  reconciled. 
Reconduire,  va.  to   reconduct; 
Réconfort,  sm.  comrort.[e5COrt. 
Reconrortcr,     ua.      îo    cheer; 

strengthen.  [zable. 

Reconnaissable,  a.  recogni» 
Reconnaissance,  s/',  gratitude, 

reward;  recognizance;  sea-mark; 

look    oui;    vérification. 
ReconnaisfeaDt,  c-  a.  grateful; 

thanlirul. 
Reconnaître,      va.      tO     know 

again,    acknowledge,    observe; 

reconnoitre.     [ther,  look  about. 

Se— ,i'r.  to  recogn;ze,one  ano- 
Reconnii,  e,  piirf.    «•    acknow- 

ledged.  [quer. 

Reconquérir,  va.  to  recon- 
Rcconstriiire,  Va,  to  rebuild. 
Reconter,   V.    to    relate    over 

again.  [cross  action. 

Reconvenir,      l'a.    to    bring    a 
Kcconventiou,  sf.  cross  action. 
Reconstruction,    sf.    recons- 
truction. 
Recopier,  va.  to  recopy. 
Kecoqiiillcment,    sm.    curling 

up,  turning.  [slirivel, 

Recoqiiiller,  l'a.  et  vr.  to  curl, 
Recorder,  va.  to  record. 

Se—,  vr.  to  call  to  tnind. 

Recorriger,      la.      tO      COrreCl 

again;  revive. 
Recorg,  sm.   bailiff's  Tollower. 
Recoucher,  va.    to   put  to  bed 

again;  lay  down  again. 

Se-,  vr.  to  go  to  bed  again. 
Recoudre,    V.  to  sew  again. 
Recoupe,    sf.     rubble,     coarse 

flour,  stone  chips  broken  hread. 
Recouper,  va.  to  eut  again. 
Reconpette,  sf,  sharps.  [round. 
Recourber,  la.  et  vr.  to  bend 

Se — ,  vr.  to  curve. 
Recourir,   vn.  to  run  again;  to 

bave  recourse. 
Recours,  sin.  recourse,  redress» 
Kccoussp,  sf.  rescue,  recapture. 
Kccoutrable,  a.  recoverable. 
Recouvrement,  sin.    recovery, 

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Bocouvrer,  va.  to  recover,  re- 
gain-, collect. 
BecouTi-ir,  va.  to  coTer  again. 
Recracher,  va,  to  spit  again. 
Becréanee,  i(.  prOTitional  pos- 
session.,; 
I^ettre  ôe— «  letter  cf  reoall. 

Rccrcatif,  vo,  a.  diverting. 

Récréation,  $f,    —    tlon,  play, 
new  création.  [le  anew. 

Recréer,  va.  to  recreate,  crea- 
Se— ,  Dr.  to   disert  one's  self. 

Récrément,  <m.  —  ment. 

Recrépir,  va.  tO  parget  again. 

Recrouser,  va.  to  dig  again. 

Récrier  (ae),  vr.    to    exclaim; 
Cry  oui. 

Béct-iminatiou,  if.    —  tion. 

Récrïmiucr,    vn.    to    recrimi- 
nate.  [answer. 

Récrire,    va,    to   Write  again; 

Recroqueviller    (se),    vp.    tO 
shrivel  up;  curl. 

Recru,  sm.  shot;  growth. 

Rccrudcsceucoj  sf.  —    C6>  iD- 
crease. 

Recrue,  î^,  recruit,  recruiting. 

Recrutement,  sm,    recruiting. 

Recruter,  va.  to  recruit. 

Recruteur,  sm.  recruiter. 

Recta,  ad.  exactlj;    punctuall;. 

Rectangle,  s.  a.  s.  rectangle. 

Rectangulaire,  a.  —  lar. 

Recteur,  sm.  rector. 

Rectification,  if.  —  tion. 

Rectifier,  va.  to  rectiry;  correct. 

Rectiligne,  a.  rectilineal. 

Rectitude,    if.     rectitudei    a- 
prighlness. 

Recto,  sm,  first  pageoFa  leaf. 

Rectoral,  e,  a,  rectorial. 

Rectorat,  sm,  rectorsbip. 

Rectum,  sm.  rectum. 

Rcf  u,  sm.  receipt. 

Recueil,  sm.    collection. 

Recueillement,    sm,    médita- 
tion; collectedness. 

Recueillir,     va,      \0      gather; 
reap,    recollect. 
Se—,  vr.   to   medilate. 

Recuire,   va,    to    coolc     again; 
relieal;  anneal, 

Recuiflson,   sf.   annealiog. 


Recuit,  e,a.overdone,  anncaled. 
— ,  e,  s.  anaealing,  baking,   ra- 

healing. 
Recul,  5m.  recoil,  recoiling. 
Reculade,    sf.    drawing    back, 

retreat. 
Reculé,  e,  a.  distant,  remole. 
Reculée    (feu   de),  a.  roaring 

fire.  [ching. 

Reculement,sm.  back'iug;  bree- 
Reculer,  va.  to  move  back;  set, 

put,    draw    hack;    hack. 
— ,  vyi.  to  stand,  go  back,  recède; 

retreat;  recoil.  [recède. 

Se—,  tir.  to  move;  stank  back; 
Reculons  (ù),  ad.  backwards. 
Récupérer,  vn.  to  recover;  r«- 

trieve. 
Récurage,    sm.    scouring. 
Récurer,  va.  to  scour,  cleanout. 
Récurrent,  te,  a.  récurrent. 
Récusable,  a.  exceptionable. 
Récusation,  sf.  exception, chal- 
lenge. 
Récuser,  lia.  to  excGpt,  récuse. 
Rédacteur,  sm.    compiler,  edi- 

tor,  writer.  [nal;  edilor's  room. 
Rédaction,  s/.cditing  of  ajOur- 
Rcdnn,  sm.  redan. 
Reddition,  sf.  surrender,   giv» 

ing  in  (of  accounts). 
Redéfairo,  va.   to  iindo  again. 
Redéjeuuer,  va.   to  breakfast 

again. 
Redemander,  va.  to  ask  again» 
Rédempteur,  sm.  Kedeemer. 
Rédemption,  sf.  —  tion. 
Redescendre,  va.    tO    descend 

again. 
—,  v)x.  to  take   down    again. 
Redevable,  a.  indebted. 
Redevance,  sf.  quitrent,  due. 
Redevaucier,  e,  s.  vassal. 
Redevenir,vii.to  become  agaia< 
Rcdcvoir,  va.  to  one  still. 
Rédhibition,  sf,  rédhibition. 
Rédhibitoire,a.  redhibitory. 
Rédiger,  va.  to  draw  up;  word; 
indite;  writo.  [one's  self. 

Kédimer    (se),'  vr.  le  redeem 
Redingote,  sf.   frock-coat;    sur- 
tout, [fault  wilh;  repoat. 
Redirei  va,  to  sa^  again  ;   find 


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Rediset    ym.  repeater,babbler. 
Rodite,'  s'f.  repetilion. 
Rccloiiilniit,  c,  a.  redundant. 
Rviloudcr,  va,  to  be  redundant. 
Rvdouuer,  va.    to  give  again, 

reflorc,  return. 
Redorer,  va.  10  regild, 
Stedotil>Iemeut,sm.redoubling, 

increase,    paroxysm. 
Redoubler,  va.  to  new-!îne,  to 

increase,  redouble,     [dreadfull. 
Rcdoiitalilc,     a.      formidable, 
Redoute,  s/"    redoubt. 
Redouter,  va.  to  fear;  dread. 
Rodowa,  sf.  redova. 
Redresseuieut,  sm.  roforming; 

redress;  straightening. 
Redresser,  va.    to  rectify;    set 

up  again,  redress;   correct. 

Se—,  vr.  toget  straight  again; 

right  one's  self  (ma.);  to  right. 
Redresseur,    am.     redresser, 

righter. 
Redû,  sm,   balance   due. 
Réductible,  a,  reducible. 
Rcductir,  ve,  a.  reduclive. 
Rcduetiou,  sf. — lion,  reducing. 

éduire,  vn,  to  reduce;  subdue, 

compel.      [minisb;  to  come(to). 

Se — ,  vr.  to   be   reduced;    di- 

cduit,    sm.  lodging,    corner, 

reduct. 
Réduplicatif,  Te>  a,  —  tive. 
RéduplicatSoD,  sf,  —  tion. 
RéédifiCHtion,    sf.  rebuilding. 
Rcédincr,    va.    to    rebuild. 
Réel.  le.  a.  real,  true.  current. 
Réélection,  sf.  re-election. 
Réélire,  la.  to  re^lect. 
Roellcmcnt,    ad.  really,    trnly. 
Refaire,  va.  to   do    again,    re- 
pair; nnal;e  agala;  restore;   deal 

apain    (at   cards). 

Se—,    vr.    to    racover     one's 

beaith,    recruit. 
Refait,  sm.  drawn  garne. 
Réfection,  sf.  repast,  repair. 
Réfectoire,  sm.    refeclory. 
Refend    (mur    de),    parlition- 

wall. 
Refendre,  va.    to    split;    saw. 
Référé,  sm.  référence. 
Référendaire,  sm.  —  darj. 


Référer,  va.  to  refer,  report. 

Se—,  vr.  to  refer,  relate. 

S'en— à,  to  refer  to. 
Refermer,  va.  to  sliut  again. 

Se—,  vr.  to  shul  again. [horse). 
DSeferrer,  va,  to  new-stioe  (l 
Réaéchi,e,  a.  rcflecling,  reflex; 

coneiderate,  Ihoughtful. 
Rénéchir,  u.tothinkon,  reflect. 
Réfléchissant,  e,    a.  reQective. 
Rénéchissement,    sm.    reflso 

tion. 
Reflet,  sm.  reflection,  refleï. 
RcOcter,  va.  to  reflect. 
Refleurir,  va.  to  bloom  or  flou 

rish  again. 
Réfli-xibilité,  sf,  —  lity. 
Réflexible,  a.  —  ble.  [tation. 
Réflexion,  sf,  refleclion,  medi- 
Refliier,  vn.  to  flow  back.  [tude. 
Reflux,  sm.  ebb,  reflux,  vicissi- 
Refondre,  va.  to    meit    again, 

remould.  [li"?- 

Refonte,  sf,  recoinîng;  remodel- 
Réformable,  a.  reformable. 
Réformateur,  sm.  reformer. 
Réformation,  sf.  —  tion. 
Réforme, «/■.  reform,  invaliding; 

pulling  on  half  pay.  [invaiid. 
Réformé,  e,  s.  reformed, 
Réformer,  va,  to  reform;  forra 

again.  [reverse;  amcnd. 

Reformer,  va,  to  reform;  abate; 

Se—,  vr,  to  reform;  amend. 
Refouler,  va,   to   press   again, 

ram;  force  back. 
Refouloir,  im.  cannon-rammor, 
Réfractaire,  a,    refractory. 
Réfraction,  sf.  —  tion. 
Refrain,  sm.  Durden  of  a  song 
Refréner,  V.  to  refrain, to curb 
Réfringent,  e,  a.  reTraclive. 
Refrire,  va.  to  fry  again. 
Refriser,  va.  to  curi  again. 
Refrognement,  sm,   frowning. 
Refrogner    (se),   vr.    to    knit 

one's    brow^;  frown. 
Refroidir,  v,  to  cool,  Chili. 

Se — ,    vr,    to    get   cool. 
Refroidissement,  sm.  COOllDg) 

coldne^s. 
Refuge,  sm.  refuge,  shelter» 
Réfugié,  e,  s.  refugee. 


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Rcftigier  (»e),vr.  to  shaller. 
■tefiiitc,  sf.  doubling. 
■Icriis,  sm.  refusai,  déniai. 
Kcrusablo,  a.  reTusablo. 
itcriiscr,  va.    et  n.  to    refuse, 

deny,  rcjecl,  docline. 

Se—,  lo  deny  one's  self. 
Réfulablc,  o.  refutable. 
KériiCnttou,  sf.  —  tion. 
I(éruter,va.  to  réfute,  disprove. 
Uegagner,  va.  to  rejoin;  reco- 

ver;  get  again;  return  to. 
Regaiu,sm.after-grass  or  math. 
ttcgal,  sm.  treat;    great  enter- 

tainment. 
Régale,  sf.  regale,  treati 

Eau — ,  sf.  aqua  regia. 
Régalomeut,    sm.  assessmont, 

levelling.  [level. 

Régaler,   va.   to    treat,  assess, 
Régalien,  am.  régal. 
Regard,   sm.    look,  view,    air, 

aspect.  [near,  saving. 

Regardant,  a.   nice;  particular; 
Regarder,  un,    to  look  al;  face, 

front,  consider,  concern,  view; 

pay  attention.  [trim  afresb. 

Regarnir,  va.  to  furnish  again, 
Régates,  sf.  pi.  regatla. 
Regelcr,  vn.  to  freeze  again. 
Régence,  sf.  regency.  [nerator. 
Régénérateur,  trico,  s.  rege- 
Régéncration,  s/'.regeneralion. 
Régénérer,  va.  to  regenerate. 
Régent,  e,  u.  s.  régent,  protec- 

tor  (of  a  collège),  master. 
Régenter,»,  to  domineer;  teacb; 

tyrannize. 
Régicide,  sm.  régicide,    [cise. 
Régie,   sf.   administration,    ex- 
Regîmber,  vn.  to  kick;  resist. 

Se—,  vr.  to  revolt;  resist. 
Régime,  sm.  diet,  rcgimen,  go- 

vernment. 
Régiment,  sm.  régiment,  host. 
Rcgimeutaire,  a.  regimental. 
Région,  s/',  région,  counlry. 
Régir,   va.  to  govern,  ruie,  ma- 

nage.  [steward. 

Régisseur,  sm.  manager;  land. 
ICégisIrateur,  sm.    registrar. 
Registre,  sm.  register,  accounl- 

book;  ledger;  damper. 


Rogistrcr,  v.  to  register. 

Règle,  sf.  ruIe,  pattern,  <nod»l. 
— .  pi.  menses. 

•iogié,  e,  a.  set;  regular,  steady. 
Règlement,  sm.  régulation. 
Reniement,  ^(2.  regularly, 
R('-^lcmcnlnirc,  a.  regulating. 
Réglemcutor,  Va,    to  lay  dowD 

tbB  law. 
— ,  un.'to  regulate;  managei 
Régler,    va.     to  ruIe,    regulate, 

order,  setlle,  détermine, décide. 

Se—,  to  follow;   regulate   one's 
Réglet,  .i!?M    ',^->k-marker.  [self. 
Régleur,  *u,  s.    paper-ruler. 
Réglisse,  s/'. liquorice. 
Réglure,  sf.  ruiing,  lineSi 
Régnant)    e,  a.  reignant,  pré- 
valent. 
Règne,  sm.  reign,  kingdom. 
Régner,  on.  lo  rcign;  rule;  pre- 

vail;  cxtend,  run. 
Régnicale,s.  native;  denizen. 
Regonfilcr,  i)i.    to  swell;    accu- 

mulale. 
Regorgement,  sm.  over  flowiag, 
Regorger,!j)i.to  overttowjabouud; 

disgorge. 

Se—,  vr.  to  gorge    one's    self. 
Res»uler,  va.  ta  snub;  soarlat; 

surfeit. 
Regoûter,  va.  to  taste  again. 
Rcgrat,    sm.    regrating,     huck- 

stering.  [scrape  again» 

Regratter,  va.  to  ECratch  agaia 
— ,  VH.  to  huclister. 
Regratterie,  sf.  regrating. 
Regraitier,  e,  S,  a  buckster. 
Regreffer,  va.  to  new-grafti 
Regret,  sm.  regret. 

A — ,  ad.  reluclantly. 
Regrettable, a.  worthy  of  regret 
Regretter,   va.   to    regret;    b( 

sorry  for. 
Régularisation,  sf. —  zation. 
Régulariser,  va.  to  regularizeil 
Régularité,  sf.  regularity,  sym- 

metry,  slrictness. 
Régulateur,  sm.  regulator. 
Régule,  sm,  regulus. 
Régulier,  e,   a.  regular,  exacti 
Régulier,  sm.  regular. 
Régulièrement,  ad,  regulurlf. 


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Kéhabilttation,  sf.  —  tlon. 
Bébabiliter,  un.  ta  rheabililate; 

resloie;  reinstate. 
Réhubitucr,  va.  to  reaccustom. 
Rebniissenieiit,    siii.    raising, 

rise. 
Bchausicr,    t)  • .    to   raise,    en- 

hance,  iieiglnen,  decorate. 
Ilchauls,    sni.    jil.    ligLts  (of  a 

picture). 
Bviniposer,    va,    to      reassess  ; 

reimpose. 
Bciinposition,  s^,  reassessment, 

reimposition. 
BoiiuprosBioii)    sf.  reprînting. 
Kôiuipriiuer,  va.  to  repriot. 
Kviu,    s)n.   kidcey. 
— ^  pi.  loins,  reins,  launcbes. 
Beiue,  sf.  queen. 
Beiue-claudo,  sf.  green-gage. 
Reitielic,  sf.   rennet,  pippiD. 
B<l-iur<.-cter,  t,Yi.  to  reiiil'ect. 
Briustallatiou,   sf.    reinstalia- 

tion. 
Briiiiilaller,  va.  to  reinstall. 
Boiiilc,  e.  (t.  strODg-kacked. 
Bpiiilpgraiide,  sf.  a  replevy, 
Béinipgraliou,  sf,    redinlegra- 

tion.  [reinstate. 

Béiutégrer,  va.  to  redintegrate; 
Rciiération,  sf.  —    tion. 
Bëitércr,  va.  to  reiterate. 
Bettre,  sm.  rciter. 
Bejaillir,  va.  to  gush  out;  spirt; 

flash;   rebound;  reflect. 
Rcjaillisscmeut,    sm,      gusbj 

spirting;  glance,  rebound. 
Rejet,   sm.   rejecUon,    springe; 

shoot. 
Rcje<able,    a.    rejectable. 
Rejotar,  va.  to  tbrow  back;  cast 

Bp,  condcmn;  deny.  [scion. 

Bpjelon,    sm.    sucker,     shoot; 
Rcjuiudrc,    t'a.    to  join  again; 

meet  again,  rejoin,  overtake. 

Se—,  vr.  to  rejoin  eacb  other; 

Bieet  again. 
Rejouer,  va.  et  it.to  pis;  again. 
Réjoui,  e,  a.  merry,jsçial,iol]y. 
Réjouir,   va,  to  rejoice,  cheer; 

gladden.  [merry. 

Se — ,    vr.    to    rejoice ,     make 
héjouissQucc,  sf.  rejoicing. 


Réjonissant,  e,   a.  joyous,  re- 
joicing. [road,  harbour. 
Relâche,    sf.    relaxation,    bay, 
Kelilcbé,  e,  a.  loose,  slack. 
Helûcbemeiit,    sm.    slackness, 

relaxation,  giving  Tay. 
RuIAcher,  va.    to    slacken;    re- 

lease,   loosen,   rent,    put    into 

port. 

Se—,  vr.   to    get  railder;    get 

slack;    unbend;    giïe    way. 
Relais,    S7n.    relay    of    borses; 

stage;  posting-bouse. 
Relancer,  va.   to   start  again; 

sniib,  beat  up. 
Relaps,  e,  s.  relapser. 
Kélargir,  vn.to  make  wider 
Relatif,  »o,  a.  sm.  relative. 
Relation,  sf.  —  tion,  narralioa. 
Relativement,  ad.  —  Tely. 
Relavcr.  va.  to  wash  again. 
Relaxation,  sf.  —  tion. 
Relaxer,  va.  to  release;  relax. 
Relayer,  va.  to  relieve;  change 

liorses.  [another. 

Se—,     vr.     to      relieve     one 
Relé^ation,  sf.  banishra.ent. 
Reléguer,  t'a.  to  —  ate;  banisb, 

a^ide. 
Relent,  sm,  Tusl;    musliness. 
Kelevaillva,   sf.  pi.  churcbing. 
Relevé,    e,    u,    raised,    noble, 

loriy,  high. 
— ,   sm.  abstract,  list;  statement. 
Relevée,  sf.  afternoon. 
Kelèvemont,  sm.  raising  again. 
Relever,  va.  to  raise  again,    soi 

ol,  extol,  relieve,   lift  up,  tun: 

up,    tuck    up,  ease,    quickeu, 

raise. 

Se—,  vr.   to  recover;    get  up 

again,  rise  again;  stand  up. 
Rcliiige,  sm.  hooping(of  casks). 
Relief,  sm.  relievo,  relief. 
Relier,  va.  to  bind;  hoop. 
Relieur,  sm.  bookbinder. 
Religieux,  se,  a. religious,piou5. 
— ,  se,  monk,  nun. 
Religion, s/.religion,  piet^,  scrv 

pie. 
Religiounaire,  s.  protestant. 
Relinicr,  va.  to  file  again. 
Reliquaire,  sm.  reliquarj. 


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Reliquat,  sin   remainâer,  rem- 
nanl,  talance.  [deblor. 

Rcliqiiatnii'c,   stn.   reliquator, 
Ri'Iiqiie,  sf.  relie. 
Roi  ire.  L'a.  (0  read  agairii 
Reliure,  sf.  lindiDg. 
Reloucr,i'ii.to  let  agaiD;uDderlet. 
Reluire,  v?i.to  sbitie,glitter. 
Reluisant,  e,  a.  glittering. 
Reluquer,    va,    to    ogle;     Icer 

upon. 
Remâcher,  va.  to  chew   again. 
Remanier,  t'a.  to  bandie  again, 
to  do  o^ver  again;  (iinp.)  lo  oyer- 
run.  [ning. 

Remaniement,  sm.  o\er-ruu- 
Se  remarier,  vr.  to  remarry. 
Remarquable,  a.  rennarLable. 
Remarque,  sf.  remark,  noie. 
Remarquer,  va.lo  malve  again; 
obserTe;   discoTer,  notice,  dis- 
tinguiïli. 
Remballer,  va.  to  pack  up again. 
Rembarquement,  sm.  re-em- 

barking. 
Rembarquer,  va.  to  re-embark. 

Se—,  vr.  to  re-engage  (in). 

Rembarrer,  t'a.   to  repel,  re- 

pulse.  [ment. 

Remblai, sm,  fiUing  up;  embank- 

Rcmblaj'er,     t'a.    to    fill     up  ; 

embank.  [vWh  coin. 

Remblaver,  va.  to  resow  again 

Rcmbuticmeut,  sm.  resetting. 

Remboiler,  t'a.  to  reset. 

Rcmbourrement,:»!.  stuffing. 

Rembourrer, ta.  tostuf;  craoï. 

Remboursable,  a.  reimbursa- 

ble.  [bursement. 

Remboursement,    sm,    reim. 

Rembourser,  va.  to  reimburse, 

repay. 
Rembrunir,  vn.to  make  darker. 
Rembrunissenient ,  sm,  dar- 

•^•jing;  gloominess. 

S-rmèdc,  sm.  remedy,  clyster, 

lïoema.  [to  rights. 

Bemcdicr,   vn,  to  remedy,  set 

Remêler,    va.    to    mix  ;    sufîie 

again;  entangle. 
Reniémoratif,   ve,  a.   COmme- 

moratiTC. 
Remémorer,  va,  tO  remind. 


Se—,  vr.  to  remember. 
Remener,  va,  lo  carry  or  bring 

back.  [miss,refii?e_ 

Remercier,  tia.   to  lliank,  dis- 
Remerctmcnt,  sm.  tlianks. 
Réméré,  sm,  redemplinr. 
Remettre, t'a. to  put  back  again, 

delay,   resign,  commit,   remit, 

send,  deliver  up,  replace;  rea- 

tore  ;  reset. 

Se— ,  tr.  to  set  to  again;  re- 
member ;  recover. 
Remeubler,  va.  to  refurnish. 
Réminiscence, «^.réminiscence. 
Remise,  sf.  ccacb-house,lhicket, 

delay,  remiltance,  déduction. 

Voiture  de — ,  glass-coach. 
Remiser,  tia.  to  put  np  a  car- 

riage. 
Rcmissibic,  a,  remissible. 
Rémî«eioit,  sf.  remission. 
Remmener,  t)f7.  to  lead  again. 
Rcmulade,    Rémoulade,    sf, 

remolade. 
Rémollicnt,  e,  a.  émollient. 
Remonte,!/'.  Remontage,  sm, 

waniping;  wioding,up  remount. 
Remonter,  vn.  to  go  up  again  ; 

rise;  reascend;  trace  back. 
— ,  t'a.  wind  up  ;  carry  up  ;  new- 

stock;  supply;  wamp,  go  up. 
Se — ,  t'î*.  tosioik  one's  self  again; 

wind  up  (as  a  watcb,  etc.) 
Remontrance,       sf.       remon- 

strance.  [show  again. 

Remontrer,  v.  to  remonstrate, 
Remordre,  va.  to  bite  again. 
Rémora,  sm.  obstacle,  delay. 
Remords,  sm,  remorse. 
Remorque,    sm,    towing    of  a 

ship. 
Remorquer,  l'a.  to  to*  a  ship. 
Renioudre,  va.  to  grind  again. 
Remouiller,  iJrt.   to  wet  or  dip 

again,  anchor  again. 
Rémouleur,  S)ii.  knife  grinder. 
Remous,  sm.  dead-waler,  eddy. 
Rempaillage,  sm.   chair-botlô- 

ming. 
Rcn)liniller,l'a.  to  Stuff,  botlom. 
Rempailleur,   tm.   cbair-botto- 

mer.  [again. 

RelnpiW|iieter,  t'a.   to   pacK  up 


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Se  remparer,  vr,  to  fortifj 

eue 's  self. 
Rempart  1    sm.    raitipart,    bul- 

wark.  [reinvestrrent. 

Reuiplacenieiit, S)7i.  replacinf:, 
JKeiupIaccr,     va.     to    replace, 

^upply,  reiovcst. 

Se—,   V7:  to  bo  replaced;  ob- 

tain  a  fresh  supplj. 

Se  faire—,  to  ge"t  a  subslilute. 
Rempli,  sm.  plait,  tuck. 
Kemplier,  va.  to  turn  in. 
Remplir, tid.  to  £11  up,  fill  a^-ain, 

fulfil.  [rubbisb. 

Remplissage,  sm,    filling    up, 
Rciiiplisseuse,    sf.   point-Iace 

maker;    filler. 
Remploi,  sm.  replacing  of  mo- 

ney,     compensation ,    reinvest- 

ment.  [again. 

Remployer,     va.     to     employ 
Remplumer,  va,  to  new-quill. 

Se—,    lo    get   new    feathers; 

thrive. 
Rempocber,  la,  to  repocliet. 
Rcmpoissouuer,  va.  to  restock 

with  fish. 
Remporter,  ta,  to  carry  back, 

bear  cff;  oblain. 
Rempoter,  va.  ta  repot. 
Rempruuter,     va.    to    borron 

again.  [ring, 

Remiiago,    sm.    moving,    stir- 
Remuant,  e,  a.  stirring;  bu<(;; 

restless.  [ging,  stir. 

Remue-ménage,  sm.  runima- 
Remuement,  sni>  moving  stir, 

commotion. 
Remuer,  v.  to  move,  stir;  affect; 

slir,  budge;  fidget. 

Se—,  vr.  to  move;  stir;  bestir 

one's  self. 
Rémunération,  sf.  renard, 
Réjiiuuératoire,  a.  (ju.)  remu* 

neraiory.  [munerate. 

Rémunérer,  va.  to  renard;  re- 
Reuâcler,   un.    to    snufûe    up; 

snort;  dcmur. 
Renaissance,  sf.  régénération, 

revival.  [again. 

Renaissant,  e,a.  springing  up 
Renaître,  vn.  to  revive;  spring 

up;  bc  born  again,  rise  again. 


Rénal,  e,  a.  recal. 

Renard,  «m,  fox,  crafty  fellow, 

dcep  dng;  rejnard. 
Renardeau,  sm.  fcx's  cub, 
ECeucaisser,    va.    to    put    into 

anolLer  box;  get  in  (monej). 
Hencbéri,  s.  tasiidïcus  person. 
Renchérir,  va.  to  make  dearer; 

get  dearer;  rise, 
Reucbérissement)    sm.    ri.'ie 

in  price. 
Rcuclouer,  va.  to  spike  again. 
Kencogncr,  l'a.  to  drive  into  a 

corner. 
Rencontre,  sf.  meeting,  ren- 

counter,  occasion,  cbancei 

De — ,  second  band. 

Roue  de — ,  balance  nheel. 
Rencontrer,  ta.  to  meet;  £nd; 

fali  in  wilh;  quess. 

Se—,  vr.  to  meet;  to  coincide. 
Reudex-vous,  sm.  rendezvocs; 

appoinlment. 
Rendormir,  fa.  to  sleep  again. 

Se—,  vr.  to  fal!  asieep  again. 
Rendouliler,  ta.  to  turn  in. 
Rendre,  ffi.  to  rcnder,  restcre, 

express,   proûuce,   \oid,   bear, 

pass,  deliver,  discbarge, 

—  compte,  to  give  an  account. 

—  jtisiice,  to  do  justice. 

—  rûme,  10  give  up  tbe  ghost. 

—  raison  de,  —  lo  explain  for. 

—  un  arr2t,to  pass  a  judgmeut, 

—  visite,  to  paj  a  visit. 

Se  rendre,  tr,  to  render  one's 

self;   Eurrender,  yield,  repair, 

liecome;  go. 
Rcndurcir,  v.  to  barden. 
Rêne,  sf.  bridie-rein. 

Tenir  les — 8,  to  govern. 
Renégat,  sm.  renegado,  reno- 

gade. 
Reneiger,  vn.  to  snow  again. 
Rencltoyer,  t'a.  to  clean  again. 
Renfaiter,  t'a,  lo  new  ridge. 
Renfermé,  sm.  mustiness;  close 

smell. 
Renfermer,     ta.     tO     shut    up 

again,    enclose,  include,    com- 
prise;  boid. 

Se— ,t)r.  to  shut  one's  self  up; 

conGno  one's  self, 


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noiHIcr,  un,  lo  thread  again. 
Renaaniincr,     va.     tO     kindie 

again. 

Se—  ,  vr.  to  talio  fire  again. 
ReiiOcincnt,  sm.  swelling  of  a 

pillar.  [up. 

Renfler,  txi.  to  swell  out  ;  puir 
Rciifoucenicnt,    sm.    hollow  ; 

recess. 
Rciiroiicer,  va.  fo  new  bottom 

(a  cask),  drive;  pull  further  on; 

indent  again.  [Ihening. 

Rciirorceimeut ,     sm.     slreng- 
Renforcé,  e,  a.  thick,  strong. 
Rciiforcer,    jjo.    to    reinforce  ; 

strenglhen. 

Se—,  vr.  (0  get  stronger. 
Rcufort,  sm.  supply,  reinTorce- 

ment.  [ment. 

Rcngiigenieii<;  sm.  re-eugage- 
Kcngager,    va,     lo    re-engage 

ono's  self.  [up. 

Rengainer,  va.  to  sbeath;  put 

up.  [up. 

So   Rengorger,  vr.  to  bridie 
Reugruisscr,     va.     to      fatlen 

again  ;  feed. 
Rcniable,  a.  deniable. 
Rcuicmeut,  sm.  denying. 
Kcnior,  va.  to  denj,  disown. 
llcniaenicut,S)n.  snii'nng. 
Renifler,  va.   to  snif. 
Rcnifleur,  »e,s.  fnifTer. 
Renne,  sf,  rein-deer.        [again. 
Reuoircir,     va.      to       blacken 
Renom,  sm.  renown,  famé. 
Renommé,  o,  a.  renowued,  fa- 
mous. 
Renommée,  sf.  famé,  renown. 
Renommer,  va.  to  reelect;  uame 

again;  renown. 
Renonce,  sf.  renounCBi 
Renoncement,  sm.  renouncing. 
Renoncer,  v.  to  renounce;  dis- 

claim,   relinquish,    forsake,  re- 

Yoke. 
Renonciation,  s/.  renuncialioD, 
Renoncule,     sf,       ranungulus, 

crow-foot, 
Rénovation,  sf.  rénovation. 
Renouée,  s/',  blood-wort 

Renouer,  vn.  ta  tie  again,  re- 
oew,  reconcile. 


Renoucnr, snn  bone-setleri 
ICcnouvenii,  sf.  fpring, 
Ucnouvellenieut,      sm.     ren» 

wing,  revival. 
Ucuouvelcr,    va.     to    renew, 

revive,    refresb,    replace. 

Se — ,  vr.  to  be  reiiewed.  *•' 
Bcnsvignement,  S7n.  bint,  iQ- 

formalion,    indication. 
Benseigner,  va.  lo  leach  again; 

inform;  direct. 

Se—,  uî-.toobiain  inrormation. 
Kentamcr,  to  eut  again. 
Kentassé,  e,a.  thickset  dumpy. 
Renlasscr,  l'a.  topile  up  again. 
Kente,   sf,    ront,  jearly  iucome. 
—  viagère,   life  annuity. 
Renier,  va.  to  endow. 
Rentier,  c,s,  annuilant,  renter. 
Reuloîlagc,   sm.    putting    new 

linen    (to    shirls);  new    canvass 

(lo  paintings),  [nen  to. 

Rentoiler,  va.  to  put  new  li- 
Renloriilier,  va.  to  new  twist. 
Rentraire,    va.    to   Ëne-draw; 

ranter. 
Rentraiture,  sf,  fine-drawing. 
RviEti'ajeur,Be,  s.  fîne-drawer. 
Rentrée,  sf.  re-opening;  re-en- 

tering;  relurn;  receipt. 
Rentrer,  vti.  to  come,  go  or  get 

in   again;     re-appear;     return;  . 

drive  in.  [again. 

Renveloppcr,  va.    lo    wrap  up 
Renverse  (à  la),  backwards. 
RenverHcauent ,  sm.  reversing; 

ruin;  ovenhrow. 
Renverser,  va.  tO  throw    doWD, 

cverlbrow,  ruin   overturn,  des- 

troy,   upset. 
Rcnversour,  sm,    ovcrthrowor. 
Reuvier,  vn.  to  improve   upon. 
Renvoi,  sm.   sending  back,  ré- 
férence. 
Renvoyer,  va.    to    send  again, 

send  back;  dismiss,  return,  re- 

fer,  direct,  repuise. 
Rcordiuation, 5^  reordinal^on. 
Réordonner,    va.    lo  reordain. 
Réorganisation,  sf. — zation. 
Réorganiser, t'a.  to  reorganizs. 

Se—,  vr.  to  be  reorganized. 
Réouverture,  sf.  reoponinga 


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Hcpalrc,  jm.haunt,  den,  repalr. 
Repatire,  vn.   to    feed;  delight. 

Se—,  vr.  to  feed;  delight  in. 
Rcpniidrc,  va.    to    spill;   shed, 
scatter;  sprcad;  pour  oui. 
Se — ,   vr.  to    be   poured    ont, 
shed,  go  into  soeiety:  burst  out. 
Réparable,  a.  réparable. 
Reparaître,  vn.  to  reappear. 
Réparatour,  j»i,  repairer,   re- 

slorer. 
Réparation,  s/,  repaîr,  repara- 

ration,  amends,  satisraclion. 
Réparer,  va.  to  repair,  relrieve, 

recover;  redeera. 
Réparitiou,  sf.    reappearance. 
Répartie,  sf.  repartee,  replj. 
Repartir,  tJ.lo  set  out  again,  go 

back  again,  reply. 
Répartir,  va.  to  divida;  assess. 
Répartitiou,  sf.  division;  asses- 
Repas,  sm.  repast,  meal.  [ment. 
Repasser,  v.  to  repass,  wlict, 
iron,  rcvise,  mend,  poiish  up. 
— ,  V7i.  to  repass;  relurn;  call 
Rep.tsseiir,  S)?ï.  grinder. [again. 
Repasseuse,   sf,  ironer,   lauD- 

dress. 
Repaver,  lia.  to  new-pave. 
Repayer,  va.  to  pay  over  again. 
Repêcher,  va.  to  fish  up  again; 

recover. 
Repeindre,  va.  to  repaint. 
Repenser,  va»  to  Ihint  again  of. 
Repeiitance,  sf.   repentance. 
Repentant,  e,  a.  repentant. 
Repentir  (se),    vr.   to    repent; 
— ,57îî.  repentance.  [rue 

Repercer,   va.  to  pierce  again. 
Répercussif,  Te,  a.  —  cusiTC. 
Répercussion,  sf.  —  siOD. 
Répercuter,  va.    to   repercuss; 

reflect;  repel;  rererberate. 
Reperdre,  va,  to  lose  again. 
Repère,  sm.  bench-marki 
Répertoire,  sm.  —  tory. 
Répéter, ra.  torepeat;  rehearse, 
reflect;  claim;  sue  for. 
Se—,  i_r.  to  rcpeat  one's  self. 
Répétiteur,   sm.  private  tutor. 
Répétition,  s/'.  —  tion,  rehear- 

sal,  duplicaie. 
Repeuplement,  sm.repeopling. 


Repeupler,    va,    lo    repeople; 

restock. 
Bepic,  sm.  repeek  (at  piquet). 
Uepiler,  vn.  to  pound  again. 
Repiquer,  va.    lo  pri''k  asain; 

pick  up;  prick  out. 
Répit,  stn.  respite,  delaj. 
Replacer,    va.  to    place  again. 
Replaider, ud.to  goto  law again. 
Replanter,  va.  to  replant. 
Replâtrante,  s»i.    rcplasiering; 
siiam   reconcîIiatioQ.        [botch. 
ReplAtrer,    va.      10    repla.ster; 
Replâtreur,  sm.  apologist. 
Replet,  te,  a.  corpulent,  obese, 

botcher. 
Replélion,  sf.    corpulence,   re- 
pl'tion.  [cess,wriDkle. 

Repli,   sm,    fold,   winding,   re- 
Replier,  va.  to  fold  again;  wind. 
Se—,   vr.    to    fall    back;    coîl; 
liirn  up.  [eue. 

Réplii|ue,    sf.    reply,    answer, 
Répliquer,  va,  to  reply;  answer. 
Replisser,  Va.  to  plait  again. 
Replonger,    va.    to   dip  again, 
replunge. 

Se— ,Dr,  to  plunge  in  again. 
Repolir,  va.  to  repolisb. 
Répondant,  sm,    security,  res- 

pondent. 
Répondre,  va.    to  answer. 
—,  vn.  reply,  agrée,  lead,  equal, 
be  accounlable  for,  be  corres- 
pond wilh, return. 
Répons,  S7n.  response. 
Réponse,  sf.  answer,  reply. 
Report,  sm.  continuation;  car- 
rying  forward;  brought  forward. 
Reporter,   va.    to    carry    bacii, 

repeat. 
Repos,  sm.  rest,  quiet,  landing 

place,  pause. 
Reposée,  sf.  lair  (of  deer). 
Reposer,  v.  to  rest,  calm;  slum» 
ber,  lie,  iay,  repose,  settle. 
Se — ,  vr.  to   rest    one's  self, 
settle;    rely;    dépend    (upon); 
dwell;  trust.  '     [altar. 

Reposoir,     sm.     resling-placo. 
Repoussant,    e,    a.    répulsive, 
forbidding,  [king, 

RepouBseuicutjsm.  reçoit;  ki» 


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Repousser,  va,  to  drWe;  pusb, 

repuise;  ropel. 
—,  un.  10  shoot;  kick;  recoil. 
l&epousaoir,  5m.  driver,  chisel. 
Blcprchcusiblc,  a,  —  fible. 
ItépréheiiAion,  sf.  —  sion. 
Ueprenilre,  va.   to  retake;  re- 

new,   cliide,  take   up   a   stilch, 

blâme,  criticise,  get  profit,  re- 

ply,  take  root  again.        [close. 

Se — ,  vr.  lo  correct  one  s  self; 
Iteprésaillcs,  sf.  reprisais. 
Kcpréseutaut,   sm,    représen- 

lali-ve. 
Rcpr<-scn<alif,  ve,  a.  —  tive. 
Représentation,  sf. —  tioD,  ex- 
hibition, acling,  show. 
Représenter,  v.  to   represent, 

produce,  act,  perform;  express; 

show. 
Répression,  sf.  repression. 
Répressif,  Te,  a.  répressive. 
Reprêter,  va.  to  lend  again. 
Réprimande,   sf,    reprimand  , 

reproof. 
Réprimander,  va.  to  reprove. 
Réprimer,  un.  to  repress;  curb. 
Reprise,  sf.  relaking,  reoewal  ; 

burden  (ofa  song);  darn. 

A    diverses  —  ,    at    différent 

times. 
Repriser,  un.  to  Dnedraw,  darn. 
Réprobation,  af.  —  tion. 
Reprocbable,  a.  reproachful. 
Reprocbe,  sm.  reproach. 
Reprocher,    va.     to    reproach; 

except  against;  grudge. 
Reproduction,  sf.  —  lion. 
Reproduire,  va.   to  reproduce. 

Se—,  vr.  to  reappear  ;  re  cur. 
Réprouvé,  sm,  reprobale. 
Reprouver,  va.  lo  prove  again. 
Réprouver,  ua.  reprobate;  con- 

demn. 
Reps,  sm,  reps. 
Reptile,  a.sm.  reptile,  cravling. 
Républicain,  e,  a.  S.   republt- 

can. 
Républicanisme,  »m.  —  nlsm. 
République,  5^.  republîc,  coiiQ- 

monwealth. 
Répudiation,  sf, —  tion. 

Répudier,  va.  to  repudiate. 


Répugnance,  sf.  répugnance. 
Repiigii^3it,  e,  a.  répugnant. 
Répugner,    un.    to  .   'îol    repu» 

gnance,  go  against. 
Repululer,  un.  10  repuUulalBe 
Répulsif,  vc,  a.  répulsive. 
Répulsion,  sf.  —  sion.     ^ 
Réputation,  sf,  — tion,  repute. 

famé.  [deem, 

Réputer,  va.  to  réputé,  esteem; 
Requéruble,  a,  demandable. 
Requérant,  e,  a.  plainlilf. 
Requérir,  va.  to  applicant,  re- 

quire,  demand;  call  in. 
Requête,  sf.  requcst,  pétition. 
Requiem,  snt.  rcquest,  demand. 
Requin,  S7n.  shark. 
Requinquer  (se),    va.  ta  dren 

or  spruce  one's  selfup. 
Requis,  e,  a.  requisite.       [call. 
Réi|uisitiou,    sf.    réquisition; 
Réquisitoire,  sm.  suit,  request. 
Rescindant,     sm.     motion     tO 

refciud;  cancel.  [cel. 

Rescinder,  va.  to  rcscind,  can- 
Rescision,  sf.  —  sion,  cancel- 

ling. 
Rescisoiro,  «.  sm.  rescissory. 
Rcscrïptiou,  sf.  assignment. 
Rcscrit,  sm.  rescripi,  edict. 
Réseau,  sm.  bag-net,  net-work. 
Réséda, sm.  mignonette,  reseda. 
Réservation,  sf.  réservation. 
Réserve,  sf.  reserve,  proviso. 

A  la—,  except. 
Réservé,  e,  a.  s.  reserved;  coy. 
Réserver,  va.  to  reserve,  sa-ve, 

keep  Lack;  lay  by. 

Se—,    to   reserve   one's   lelf, 

bide  one's  time.  [pond. 

Réservoir,  sm.   réservoir,  fish- 
Résidant,  e,  a.  résident. 
Résidence,  sf.  résidence;  resi- 

dentship. 
Résident,  sm,  résident. 
Résider,  va.  to  resida  ;  abide 

dwell;  stay. 
Résidu,  sm.  residue. 
Résignataire,  sm.  résignée. 
Résignation,  sf.  —  tiou. 
Résigner,  ua.  to  resign,give  up. 

Se — ,  vr.  to  Eubmit. 
Résiliation,  $f,  cancellioj. 


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Résilier,  va.  ta  canceli 
Hésille,  sf.  net  (for  the  hair). 
Rcsiiic,  sf.  ro?in;  resin, 
Itésiiieiix,  se,  a.  resioous. 
Uf'sipisecBice,  sf.  résipiscence. 
Rcsisiaiice,  sf.  —  ce,   opposi- 
tion. 
Résisior,  vn,  to  resîst,  oppose. 
Résisiiblc,  a.  resislible. 
Résolu,  c,  a.  s,  resolved,  reso- 

lute,  Lold,  stoul-hearled. 
Résoluble,  a.  resolvable. 
Résoluincut,a(i.  boldly,stout1y. 
Résolutif,  *e,  a.  s. —  tive,  dis- 
solvina;.  [détermination. 

Résolution,  sf.  —  tion,  résolve, 
Résolutoire,   a>    $.  résolutive, 

cancelling. 
Résotiiiauce,  sf.  résonance. 
Résonnant,  e,  a,  ecboing,  ré- 
sonant, [ing. 
Résouucment,    sm,    resound- 
Résonncr,  vn.  to  resound,  éclio. 
Résoudre,  vn.  to  résolve,  solve, 
induce,  cancel,  melt.         [(on). 
Se—,  vr.  to  be  resolved;  décide 
Respect,  sm.  respect;  révérence. 
Respectable,  a.  respectable. 
Respectabilité,  sf.  —  lily. 
Respecter, «n.to  respect;  spare. 
Se — ,  V.  to  respect  one's  self^ 
Respectif,  ve,  a.  respective. 
Respectivement,  ad.  —  vely. 
Respectueusement,    respect- 
fully.  [fui. 
Respectueux,   se,  a.    reipcct- 
Rcspirable,  a.  breathable. 
Respiration,  sf.  —  tioo,  brea- 
tbing.                              [respire. 
Respirer,  v.  to   breathe,  rest; 
Resplendir,  V.  to   be  rcsplen- 
dent.                 [dent,  gliltering. 
Resplendissant,  e,  a.  resplen- 
Respli'udisscmcut,    sin.    res- 
**  plendence.                         [bilily. 
Responsabilité,   sf.    responsi- 
Respousable,  a.  responsible. 
Ressac,  sm.  (mar)  surf. 
Rcssaigner,  ra.  to  bleed  agaln. 
Ressaisir,  va.  lo  seize  again, 
Rcssnicr,  va.  10  sait  again. 
Ressasser,  va.,    to    silt    again; 
scrutinize. 


Ressaut,  sm.  jutty,  projection. 
Ressaiitcr,  vn.  to  leap  again. 
Rcssellcr,  va.  to  saddie  again. 
Ressemblance,  sf,  ressemilaa- 

ce,  likeness. 
Ressemblant,  e,  a.  Hke. 
Ressembler,   VU.  to  resemble, 
to  be  like.  [otlior. 

Se  — ,   vr.  to    resemble   each 
Ressemelage,  sm.  new-soling; 
new-footing.  [new-foot. 

Ressemeler,  va.  to  new-sole; 
Ressemer,  va.  to  sow  again. 
Ressentiment,     Sm.      fecling, 

toucli,  resenlment. 

Ressentir,  va.   et  vr.  to  feel; 

expérience.  [(of);  resent. 

Se—,   vr.   to  feel    the   elTecls 

Resserrement,  sm.  tigbtecing, 

oppression. 

Resserrer,    va.    tO    bind    up  ; 

tigliler;  contract,bind,  confine; 

close.  [energy;  resort. 

Ressort,  sm.   spring,  elasticity, 

Ressortir,  vn.  to   be  in  tlio  ju- 

risdiction  of,  to  go  oui  again. 
Ressortissant,  e,  a.  dépendent 

(on). 

Ressouder,  va.  to  new-solner. 

Ressource,  sf.  resource,  shift; 

experient.  [brance. 

Ressoiivenance ,   sf.    reraem- 

So  Ressouvenir,  vr.  to  re- 

member.  [branco. 

Ressouvenir,      sm*      remem- 

Ressusciter,  V,  to  raise  (from 

the  dead),  revive. 
Ressuyer,  va.  to  dry. 

Se—,  vr.  to  dry;  be  dried. 
Restant,  e,  a.  S.  remainder  left. 
Restaurant,    sm.    restorative; 

ealing  bouse. 
Restaurateur,  s.  restorer,  kee* 

per  of  an  ealing  bouse. 
Restauraiif,  vc,  n.  restorative. 
Restauration,  sf.  restoration. 
Restaurer,  va.  to  reslore;  re» 
eslablish.  [residue,  rest. 

Reste,  sm.  remainder,  remnant, 
Au—,  ad.  aiso,  besides. 
De—,  ad.  left;  to  spare- 
Du— ,  ad.  besides. 
Etre  eu—,  lo   be  in  arroar»i 


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Rester,  vn.  to  remain;  slay,  slop. 
Restituable,  a.  to  be  restored. 
Restituer,  va.  to  reslore;  reins- 

tate;  give  back. 
Restituteur,  sm,  restorer. 
Restitution,  sf.  ~~  tion. 
Rcslreiiulrc,    va.    to   restricl; 

restraio;  limit. 

Se—,  vr.  to  reslraîn  one's  seir. 
Restrictif,  *e,  a.  —  ti\e. 
Restriction,  s/,—  tion,  réserve. 
Restringent,    sm.    restriugent. 
Résultant,  c,  a.  resulting. 
Résultat,  sm.  result;  issuei 
Résulter,  V.  to  resuit;  ensue. 
Résumé,  sni.summary,  abstract. 
Résumer,  va.  to   résume;    sum 
Résurrection,  sf.  —  tion.  [up. 
Rétablir,  va.  tD  reslore,   rece- 
ler, re-establisli,  briug  back. 

Se—,  vr.  to  recover;  improfe. 
Rétablissement,  sm.    re-esta- 

blislimenl,  reco\'ery. 
Retaille,  sf.  sbred.  [mend. 

Retailler,    vn.     to   eut   again  ; 
Retaper,   va.   to  do  up;  remo- 

\ate  (a  hat);  dress  (a  •vig). 
Retard,  sm.  stay,   delay. 
Retardataire,    $)n>    persoo    In 

arrears,  laggard. 
Retardation,  sf.  —  tion. 
Retardement,  sm.  delà;. 
Retarder,  V7i.  to  relard,  delà;; 

put  off;  lose. 
Reteindre,  va.  to  d;e  again. 
Retenir,  va.   to  delain;  hindcr, 

be°peak,  carr;,  boldback,  Lire, 


Se—,  vr,  to  forhear;  hold  on; 
cling;  reslrain   one's  self. 

Retentir,  »e,  o.  —  tive. 

Rétention,  sf. —  tion,  retaining. 

Retentir,  vn.  to  resound,  riug; 
ecbo.  [ringing. 

Retentissant,  e,  a.  resounding, 

Retentissement,  sm.  resoun- 
ding, noise;  din. 

Retenu,  e,  a.  reserved,  discreet. 

Retenue,  sf.  reserve,  discrétion, 
^kecplcg  in  (pupils). 

Réticence,  sf.  conceaiment. 

Réticulaire,  a.  reticular. 

Bélif;  ve,  a.  restive,  stubborn. 


Rctirorme,a.  retiform. 
Kciine,  sf.  relina  of  Ihe  e;8. 
ICciiré,  o, a.  rctired,  secluded. 
Retirement,  sm,  contraction. 
Retirer,    va.    lo    draw     again, 

draw    out,    barlïour,     redeem; 

fire    again,    deiiire. 

Se—,     to     retire,     willidraw; 

fhrink,  leave  olT;  elib. 
Retomber,  vn.  to  Tall  again. 
Rctordemcnt,  sm.  twisling. 
Retordre,  wi.  to  twist;  wring. 
Rétorquer,  va.  to  retort. 
Retors,  e,    a.  twisled,  cunning, 
—  ,s.  craTl;  person.  [crafLy. 

Rétorsion,  sf.  relorting, 
Retouclic,  sf,  retoudiing. 
Retoucher,     va.     tO     retoucb 

again,  correct. 
Retour,  sm.  return,  \icissilude, 

reciprocit;,  turn. 
Retourne,  sf.   trump. 
Retourner,  v.    to  return,  turn, 

turn  up,  again,  aboul,  cvcr. 

S'en—,  Dr.  to  turn  back. 
Retracer,  va.    to    trace    again 

describe.  [canlalion 

Rétractation,  sf,  —  tion,    re- 
Rétracter, un.  to  retract,  recaut 

Se-,   vr.  to  eat  oce's  words; 

retract. 
Rétractation,  sf.    —  lion. 
Rctraire,   va.    to    redeem    (an 

eslale). 
Retrait,  sm,    prÎT;,  redecming. 
Retraite,  sf.  retreat,  retirement, 

refuge;  tattoo,  pension. 
Retranclienient,  sm.  retrcnch- 

ment,  intrenclinient. 
Retrunclier,   va,    to    reirench; 

eut  off,  inlrench, take  off;  sup- 

press. 

Se—,  vr.    to   reslrain,    fortiBj 

one's  self. 
Retravailler,  va.  to  work  agai  n. 
Rétrécir,  va.  to  strailen;  sliii'i' 

narrow,  conlract. 

Se — ,  vr.  to  grow  narrow. 
Rétrécissement,  sm,  coutruct- 

ing,  stricture. 
Retremper,   va,  tO  soak  agaia; 

invigorale;  retemper. 
Rétribuer,  va,  to  retribute. 


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Acii'ibiition,  sf.  requital,  re- 
iCèti-onctir,  vc,a.  —  tive.[uard. 
Kriracêdei>  la.    to   giïe    back 

again. 
5ێti*oces*iion^  s^.reconveyance. 
Kêtrogrudntioii.  sf.  —  tion. 
Btéd'o^rude^  a.  rétrograde, 
Kéti-ogrndcr, t'a.  to  rétrograde, 

go  Lackward. 
HvIrotiBBC.  e,  a.  SDub. 
Relroiisscmcllt,    sm.     tucking 

up  again,  cockiog  up. 
Retrousser,    lia.    to    tuck    up; 

turn     up. 
RetfoiisBis,    sm.  cock  of  a  hat. 
Kelrotiver,  va.  to  find  again. 
Keis,  sm.  nel;  smare. 
Kvtudier,  va.  to  sludj  again. 
Stéunion,  sf.  reunion,  meeting, 

party,  [assemble. 

Réunir,   va.    to    reunite;    joio; 

Se— ,  ur.  to  reunite;  join  again; 

meet.  [prosper. 

Réussir,  vn.  to  succed;   tljrive; 
Réiissilo,  sf.  success;  issue. 
Revaucbc,  sf.  revenge,    return. 

Eu — ,  in  return.  [port. 

Revancber,  V)i.  to  derend;sup- 

Se — ,  vr.  lo  défend  one's  self; 

avenge.[pleasant  dreams;  muse. 
B^vassor,  vn.  to  bave  un- 
Rêïc,s?7i.a  dream;  fancy,  vision. 
Repêche,  a.  barsb,    cross-grai- 

ned. 
Réveil,  sm,  awaklng,  alarni. 
KéTeille-matin,     sm.    alarm- 

cloïk.  [vive,  excite,  slir  up. 
Réfeillcr,  va.    to   awake,     re- 

Se— ,  vr.  to  wake,  up  awake. 
RéTcillon,  sm.  midnight  revel. 
Rcvclatlon,  sf.  —    tion,  disco- 

very.  [ver;  lay  open;  disclose. 
Révéler,  va,  to  rcveal;  disco- 
Rctreitaut.  e,  a.   likely,  taking. 

—  ,  sm.  gliost.  [ment. 

—  -bon,  S)n.  perqulslte,  emolu- 
lEcTeiideur,  se,    s,    cbandler; 

retaller. 
Revendication,  5/.  daim* 
ItL-veiidiqiier,  ta.  toclalm. 
Revendre,  va.  to  sell  again. 
Revenir,    vn.     10    corne    back; 

grow    again;     return;     corne; 


amount     to;      recover,      arise, 
Revente,  sf.  resale.         [please. 
Revenu,  sm.  revenue,   iucome. 
Revenue,  sf.  young  wood. 
Rêver,    vn.     to    dream;     rave; 

muse;  think. 
Réverltération,  sf,  -^   tion. 
Réverbère,  sm.  réverbère,  lan- 

tern. 
Réverbérer,   va.    to    reflect. 
Reverdir,  va.    to    make    green 

oi-ain;  grow  young  again. 
RcvérecnmeiiC,  ad.  reverentîy. 
Révérence,  sf.  révérence,  bcw, 

courtesy.  [rentialy, 

Révéreucieusemesit,  ad.reve- 
Révérencieux,  se,  a.  reveren- 
Révérend.  e,  a.  révérend,  [tial. 
Révérendissime,  sm.  most  or 

rigbt  révérend.  [rence. 

Révérer,  ta.  to  revere,  reve- 
Rêvcrie,  sf,  revery,  musîng,  de* 

lirium.  [varnisb  again. 

Revernir,  va,  to  glaze  OTer, 
Revei's,  S7n.  back   of  the  band, 

reverse;  back-stroke. 
Reverser,  fa. to  pour  out  again. 
Revcrsi.  sm.  reversi  (at  cards)* 
Réversible,  a.  revertible. 
Reversion,  sf.  réversion. 
Revêtement,  sm.  lining,  facin^s 
Revêtir,  t'a.    to   clotiie;    dress; 

line,  invest,  bestow. 

Se—,  vr.  to  put  on;  assume. 
Revêtu,  e,  a,  clothed,  dressed; 

iined.  [musing. 

Rêveur,  se,  a.  t,  thougbtful; 
— ,  sm.  dreamer.  [fer. 

Revirement,  sm.  tacking,  trans- 
Revlrer,  va.  to  tack  about;turB 

about.  [mine. 

Réviser,     vn,   to   revise,   exa- 
Reviseur,  S7n.  reviser. 
Révision,  sf.  review,  révisai. 
Revisiter,  fa.  to  revisit. 
ReviviQer,  va,  to  revive. 
Revivre,  vn.  to  lift   agaii  ;  ra- 

Faire— ,10  revive.  |  vive. 

Révocable,  a.  revocable. 
Révocation,  sf.  repeal. 
Révoratoire,  a.  revocato  7. 
Revoir,  va   to  see  «gain,  reTÎset 

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Se— ,ur.to  see  each  Dtheragain. 
névoliaiit,  e,  a.  revolting. 
■tévolte,  sf,  revolt. 
RévoUé^  sm.  rebel,  révolter. 
Révolter,  va.  lo  rouse;    excite; 

insligate. 

Se—,  vr.  10  revolt;  rebel. 
RcTolu,  e,  a.  revolved,  pasti 
Révolution,  sf.  révolution. 
Révolutionnaire,  a.  revolutio- 

—  ,  sm.  revolutionist.  [nary. 
Révol-utiouuer,  va»  to  revolu- 

tionize. 
Rcvomir, VR.  to  Tomit;  bring  up. 
Révoquer,  «a.to  dismiss;  rccali; 

revoke.  [examiBation. 

Revue,      sf.      review,     searcb, 
Révulsif,  ve,  a.  révulsive. 
Révulsion,  sf,  révulsion. 
Rez,  even  with.  [floor. 

—  -de-ciiauBsée,  sm.  groucd- 
Rhabillage,  sm,   mending,  re- 

pairing. 
Rhabiller,    va.   to    oew-clotbe, 

dress  again,  repair. 

Se—,  to  dress  one's  self  again. 
Rhéteur,  sm.  rhetorician. 
Rhétorique,  sf.  rhetoric. 
Rhinocéros,  sm<  rbinoceroSi 
Khodedeudron,  sm.    rose-ba;> 
Rhoinbe,  sm,  rhomb. 
Rhum,  sm.  rum. 
Rhubarbe,  sf.  rhubard. 
Riiumatisnie,  sm.  rbeuœatism. 
Riiunie,  sm.  cold. 

—  de  cerveau,  cold  Inthdhead. 
Rh}'thme,sm.  rhjthm. 
Rhythniique,  a,  rhjthmical. 
Riaist,  e,  a.  pleasant,  smiling. 
Ribambelle,   sf.    string;    host; 
Ribnud,  e,  a,  lewd.  [array« 
Ribleur,  sm.  rambler. 
Riboie,  sf.  drunkenness. 
Riboter,  vn.to  get  drunki 
ISiboteur,8e,s.drunlier;  tippler. 
Ric-à-rîc,  ad.  rigorouslj;  slric- 
Ricnnement,  sm.  sneenng.[lly. 
Ricaner,  vn.  to  titler;  sneer. 
Ricaneur,  se,  S.    giggler,  sne- 
Richard,  sm.  rich  man.       [erer> 
Riche,»,  ricb,  wealthy,  opulent, 

.     costly,  fertile,  fruitfui. 
—,  sm,  riçh  man« 


Richement, a(Z.  richly, amply. 
Richesse,;/',  weallh,  richness. 
—,  pi.  riches. 
Ricin,  sm.  castor-oil  plant. 

Huile  de — ,  castor-oil. 
Ricocher,  tin.  to  ricochet. 
Ricochet,  sm.  rebound. 
— ,  pi.  ducksand  drakes. 
Ride,  sf.  vprinkle. 
Rideau, sm.  curtain,  shelteF 
Ridelle,  sf,  rack  of  a  cart. 
Rider,     va.    to    wrinkle    (ma.) 

stretch  eut;  rumple. 

Se—,  vr.  to  wrinkle;  shrivel. 
Ridicule,  tm,  redicule,  reticu!e 

(Ptnall  bag). 
Ridicule,  a.  ridiculous. 
Ridiculement,  ad.  —  lousiy 
Ridiculiser,  va.  to  ridicule. 
Rien,  ad.  nothlng;  mère  Iriflc. 

En  moins  de — ,  la   less   tbao 

no  time. 
—  du  tout,  nothlng  at  ail. 
Rieur,  se,  s.  laugbter. 
Riflard,  .<im.  large  plane. 
Rigide,  a.  rigid,  sliff,  severe. 
Rigidement,  a.  rigidly. 
Rigidité,  sf.  rigidity,  strictneîs. 
Rigodon,  sm.  rigadoon. 
Rigole,  s/',  trench,  rill. 
Rigoler,  vn.  to  lipple. 
Rigorisme,  sm.  rigorlsm. 
Rigoriste,  sm.  rigorist.         [ly 
Rigoureusement, a(2.  rigorous- 
Rigoureux,    se,    a.     rigorous, 

severe,  hard,  cruel.       [cruelty. 
Rigueur,   sf.    rigour,    severity, 

A  la—,  rigorously.        [versas. 
Rimailler,    vn.   to    Write  sorry 
Rimailleur,  sm.  rhymester. 
Rime,  sm,  rhyrae,  verse. 
Rimer,  vn.  to  rhyme;  tally. 
Rimeur,  sm.  rhymer.        [glass, 
Riuce-houcbe,      sm»      Snger- 
Rinceau,  sm,  foliage. 
Rincer,  va,  to  rlnse. 
Rinçure,  sf.  finslng. 
Ringard,  sm,  pokar. 
Ripaille,  sf.  feasting,junketiiig< 
Ripe,  sf,  scraper  (for  stone). 
Riposte,    tf,    reply;    p^rry  and 

(hrust.  [and  thrust, 

Riposter)    Vd.    to  reply;    parrf 

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Rii-c,  en.   to   laugh;  jolie;  jest; 
S«  — ,  tir.  to  laugb  at.     [smile. 
—,  S!u.  laughler,  laugthing. 
Ris,  sm.  laugb;  smile  (nia.)reers. 

—  de  «eau,  sm,   cail's   sweet- 
bread.  [stock. 

Risée,  »f.    Isughing;    laugbing- 
nisible,    a.    risible,    ISDgbable; 

fumay. 
Risqiiable,    a.     blzardous. 
Risque,  sm.  risk,  bazard. 
Risquer,  va.  to  risk;  bazard. 

Se  —  ,  vr.  to  ruD  tbe  risk. 
Rissole,  sf.  minced-meat  frilter. 
Rissoler,  vu.  to  browo. 
Rii,  sm,  rite. 

iiournelle,  sf.  ritoroello. 
RitualUte,  tm.  rltualist. 
Rituel,  im.  ritual. 
Riv.ige,  sm.   sbore,  bank,  side. 
Rival,  e,a.  S.  rival. 
Rivalité,  sf.  rivalrj.  [skirt. 

Rive.s/.bank,  sbore;  border;  oul- 
River,ua.  to  rivet;  clioch. 
Riverain,  a.  river-side. 

—  ,  sm.  rîTer  side  résident. 
Rivet,  sm.  rivet. 
Rivière,  sf.  river. 

Rixe,  sf.  quarrel;  afray;  souffle. 
Riz,  sm    rice. 
Rizière,  s/',  rice-ground. 
Rob,  S7n.  rob.  [hnsk. 

Robe,  sf.  gown,robe,skiD,  bull, 

—  <!o  clianibre,  morning  gown. 
Roliiuel,  sm.  cock;  lap. 
'Kuboratif,  Te,a.  streDgtbening. 
Robuste,     a.    robust,     stroug; 

hearty. 
Ciobusiement,  ad.  robustiv. 
ISoe,  sm.  rock;  castle.       [vvtiort. 
Eiucaille,    sf.    grotlo    or    rock- 
liocnilleiix,  se,  a.  slony;  rougb; 

pobMy. 
Roraïubole,  sf.  rocambole,  zest. 
Rocbe,  sf.  rock,  stone. 
Rocher,  Sf».  rock,  cliff. 
Rococo,  sm.  rococo. 
—,  rj.  autiquated. 
Rôder,  ua    to  rove,prowl. 
Rôdeur,  sin.  rover,  rambler. 
Rodouioui,  sm.  bully,  hulT. 
Rodomonlade,  sf,  boasling, 
noiialions,  f>i.  —  tion,  dajs. 


Rogatoire,   sm.   judicial   com- 
Rogaton,  sm.  scrap.      [mission. 
Rogne,  sf.  scab,  itcb;  mange. 
Rogner,    va,     to    clip,    prune; 

pare;  eut. 
Rogneur,a«,  s.  clipper(orcoin). 
Bogneux,  se,  a.    scabb;,  itcbji 

maugy. 
Rognon,  sm.  kidney,  bip. 
Boguonoer,  vn,  to  growl. 
Bognure,    sf,     parlng,     shre(J, 

clipping. 
Rogomme,  sm.  spirils;  cordial. 
Bogue,  a.  haughty,  arrogant. 
Roi.  stn,  king. 
Roitelet,  sm.  kingliog;  wrcn. 
Bôle,   sm,    roll,  list,  part  (of  a 

play. 

A  tour  de — ,  In  turns. 
Bôlet,  sm.  icinor  part. 
Bomaiu,  e,  a.  s.  Roman. 
— ,  sm,  (typ.)  primer.       [leltuce. 
Bomaiue,     sf.    steelyard;    coss 
Boman,  sm.  romance,  novel. 
Bomance,  sf.  ballad. 
Boinancier,  sm.  novelist. 
Bomaneaque,  a.  romantic. 
BomauesquemenI,     ad,      re- 

mantically. 
Bomaiitique,  a.  romantic. 
Romarin,  sm.  rosemary. 
Rompre,  V.  to  break,  break  off, 

keep  off,  break  up,disliand,  train, 

Se—,  vr.  to  break  off.[destroj 

A  tout—,  furiously. 
Rompu,  e,  a.broken,  accuslomed. 
Ronce,  sf.  briar,  bramble. 
Bond,    e,    a.    round,  circnlar, 

plaiD,  cirele. 
— ,  sm.  roand,  ring,  cirele. 
—  point,  sm,  eircus. 
Roudacbe,  sf.  round  shieM. 
B  jiide,    sf,   round,   semibreve; 
-xiudeau,  s»i.  rondo.       [rondo. 
Boudelet,  te,  a,  roundisb. 
Rondelle,  sf.  target,  round. 
Rondement,  ad.    roundiy,  fasi. 
Rondeur,  sf.  roundness. 
Rondin,  sm.  billet,  cudgel. 
Roudiner,  va.  to  cudgel. 
Ronflant,  e,    a.    snoring;  bigb- 

soiinding;  sonorous.  [ming, 

BouOemeut,  $m.  snoring;  bum- 


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Roiiflrr,  vn.  to  snore  ;  bum  ; 
UonOuur,  se,  s.  snorer.  [roar. 
Uoiiger,    va.     lo    gnaw;    pick, 

niljble,  eat,  champ. 
Rongeur,  se,  a.  gnawfng. 
Uoquer,  vn.  to  castle(at  chess). 
Ku(|iieA,  sm.  cur;  mongrel. 
Koi|uette,  sf.  rocket,   besperis. 
Ko(|uillc,  sf.  gill,  quarteo. 
Kosace,  sf,  rose. 
UosaQe,  sm.  rose-ba;. 
Rosaire,  sm.  rosary. 
Rosat,  a.  of  roses,  rose. 
etosbif,  sm.  roast-beef. 
Rose,  sf.  rose,  rose-wîndow. 
— ,  «.  rosy. 
Rosé,  e,  a.  rosy> 
Roseau,  sm.  rééd. 
Rose-croix,  s.  Rosicrucian. 
Rosée,  sf.  dew.       [pure  copper. 
Rosette,    sf.    red-ink-,     rosette, 
Rosier,  sm.  rose-bush;  rose-tree. 
Rosière,  sf.   youDg  maiden  who 
bas   obtained  a    prize   for   her 
good  conduct. 
Rosse,  j^.  misérable  back. 
Rosser,  va.  to  tbrash  ;  drub. 

Rossignol, sm.  Dightiogale;  pic- 
klock. 

RosBiiiaute,  sm,  sorr;  borse. 

Rossolis,  sm.  rosolis. 

Rostrale,  a.  rostral. 

Rot,  sin.  éructation,  belch. 

Rât,  sm.  roasted  méat. 

RotatioD,  sf.  —  tiOD. 

Rote,  sf.  rota,  court  or  justice. 

Roter,  vn.  to  belcb. 

Rôti,  sm.  roast-meat 

Rôtie,  sf.  toast.  [bum, 

Râiir,  va.  to  roast  ;  toast;  broil; 

Rôtisserie,  sf.  cook's  shop. 

Rôtisseur,  se,  s.  cook.        [tus. 

Rôtissoire,  sf.  roasting-appara- 

Rotoude,  sf.  rotuoda.        [oess. 

Rotondité,  8^.  rotuudit},rouDd- 

Rotnle,  if,  koee-pao. 

Roture,  sf.    soccage,  commo- 
nalty.  f-vulgar. 

Roturier,    e,    a.    s.    plebeian, 

Rotui-ièremeut,  ad.  meanly. 

Rouage,  sm.  wheel-work. 

Rouan,  a.  roan.  [casks). 

Rouanne,  — ette*  s,  braDd  (for 


Rouanner,  t'a.  to  brand  (caskgy 
Rouble,  sm.  ruble  (russlan  mo- 
Roucou,  sm.  roucou.  [ney.) 
Roucoulement,  sm.  cooing  of 

the  dû\e. 
Roucouler,  vn.  to  COO. 
Roue,  sf.  wbeel,  peacock's  tail. 
Roué,  sm.  rake,  profligale. 
Rouelle,  sf.  round  slice. 
Roueunerie,  sf.  Rouen  goods 

(cotton  prints,  etc.) 
Rouer,    va.    lo    break    on     tbe 

wbeel;  dupe;  gull;  coil;  cudgel. 
Rouet,  sm.  spinning-wheel,small 

wbeel. 
Rouge,  a.  red. 

—,  sm.  paint,  red,  colour;  rouge. 
Rougeâti-e,  a.  reddisb. 
Rougeaud,  e,  a.ruddy.  [breast. 
Rouge-gorge ,    sm.     roDin-red 
Rouge-bord,  sm.  bumper. 
Rougeole,  sf.  measles. 
Rouget,  sm.  red  surmulet 
Rougeur,  if.    redness,    blusb» 

colour.  [blush. 

Rougir,  sm.  to  redden,  colour» 
Roui,  sm.  steeping;  rettiag. 
Rouille,  sf.  rust,  mildew. 
Rouillé,  e,  a.  rusty. 
Rouiller,  va.  to  rust;  impair. 

Se— ,  ur.  to  grow  rusty;  déclina. 
Rouillure,  sf.  rust. 
Rouir,  t>.  to  steep  ;  ret. 
Roulade,  sf.  roulade,  trilling. 
Roulage,  sm.  rolling,  roulade. 
Roulant,  C)  a.  rolling;  at  work, 

easy.  [roller. 

Rouleau,   sm.  rolt,  rolling-pin. 
Roulée,  sf.  turn;  voKey. 
Roulement,  sm,  rolling,  trill. 
Rouler,    va.    '.0    roll  ;   ramble, 

rove,  revolve. 

Se—,  vr.  to  be  rolled;  wallow 
Roulette.,  sf.  Utile    wbeel,  cap- 
ter, roulette. 
Boiilier,  «m.  aoDmoa-carrUr. 
Roulis,  sm.  rolling. 
Rouloir,  sm.  roller. 
Roupie,  sf.  snivel;  rupoe 
Roupiller,  vn.  to  doze.    [bead. 
Roupillour,  se,  s.  dozer  sleepy- 
Roussûtre,  a.  rusfct. 
I  Rousseau,  sm.  r«d-baired  man. 


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Stousseur,  tf.  redness;  freckle. 
Housai ,    sm.     Kussia    lealher; 

burni  smell. 
Roiissilier,  vit,  to  scorcb. 
KoiihnIu,  «m.  cart-staliion, 
Bouaair,  v.  to  redden;  Ecorchi 
Boute,   af.  road,    waj,   course, 

route,  palh. 
Routier,  a.  road-book. 
Routine,  sf.  routine,  habit. 
Routiner,  va.  to  teacb  b;  roa- 

tloe. 
Routinier,  e,  a.  or  routine» 
Routoir,  sm,  retting-pool. 
Rouvre,  tm.  the  bardest  oak. 
Rouvrir,  va.  to  open  again. 
Roux,  Rousse,  a.  s.  red,  red- 

baired,  rufus,  carrotj. 
Royal,  e,  a.  royal,  régal,  noble. 
Royalenient,aÛ!.regally,rO)all;. 
Royalisme,  ad.  rovalism. 
Royaliste,  $m,  —  list. 
Royaume,  sm.  kiugdoiD,  realm. 
Royauté,  sf.  rojaltj. 
Ru,  sm.   chauDel. 
Ruade,  sf.  kick,  fling, 
Rul>an,  sm.  ribbon. 
Rubancrie,  sf.  ribboD-trade. 
Rnbanier,  e,  sa  ribbon-neaver. 
Ruliaué,  e,  a    streaked. 
Riilticau  (clieval),  a  bayborseï 
Rubicond,  e,  a.  rubicund. 
Rubis,  sm.  ruby.  [trick. 

Rubrique,  sf.  rubric,  tltle,  rule, 
Ruelle,  sf.   bee-hive. 
Ruchée,  sf.  hive-full. 
Rudesse,  s/'JiarsbDess;  eeverity, 

rudeness.  [ment. 

Rudiment,   «m.  —  ment,  ele- 


Hudoyer,  va.  to  use  barshiy;  111 
Rue,  sf.  Street,  rue.  [use. 

Ruelle,  sf.  lane,  bed-side. 
Ruer,  va.  10  fling;  tbrow. 

Se-  sur,  lo  rush  upon. 
Hugine,  5/'.  rugine. 
Ru^ir,   vn.  to  roar;  bellow. 
Rugissant,  e,  a.  roariDg.[wlng. 
Rugissement,  sm.   roar;  bello- 
Ruine,  sf.  ruin,  decay,  fall. 
Ruiner,  va.  to   ruin;  destro). 

Se—,  vr.  to  fall,  to  decay. 
Ruineux,  se,  a.  ruiDOUS,  totte- 

ring. 
Ruisseau,  sm,  riyulet,  gutter, 

kennel. 
Ruisselant,  e,  a.  dripping. 
Ruisseler,  va.  to  stream;  drip. 
Rumb,  sm.  (ma.)  rhumb. 
Riintcur,  sf.  rumour,  uproar. 
Ruminant,  e,  a.  ruminant. 
Rumiuaiioii;  sf-  —  tion,   che- 

wing. 
Ruminer,    va.     to    rumiuate; 

chew  tbe  cud. 
Rupture,  sf.  fracture,  rupture- 
Rural,  e,  a.  rural. 
Rusenj/.craft;  deceit;  sly;  dodge. 
Rusé,e,  a.  s.cunniog,  sly,erafty. 
Ruser,  vn.  lo  shirt,  usecunning. 
Rustaud,  e,  a.  S  boorisb,  clown. 
Rusticité,  sf.  rusticity,    clown- 

ishness. 
Rustique,  a.  rural,  rude. 
Rusiiqucr,  t'a.  to  rusticate. 
Rustiquement,  ad.  rudely. 
Rustre,  a.  s.  boorisb,  ciownish, 

churl  ;  lout. 
Ru»,  sm.  rut,  ruttiog. 


Sa,  pro.  f.  bis,  her.  Ha. 
Sabbat,  sm.  sabbath,  eaterwau- 

liug;  row,  uproar. 
Sabbatique,  a.  —  tical. 
Snbéisme,  sm.  sabeism, 
Sabine,  s^.sabine.  [sable. 

Sable,    sm.     sand,    hour-glass, 
Sablé,  e,  a.  covered  wilh  sand. 
Sabler,  vn.  to  gravel;  sand;  toss 

off. 


Sableux,  se,  a.  sindy;  gravelly. 
Sablier,  jm.  a  hoor-glass. 
Sablière,  $f.  sand-pit. 
Sablon,  sm.  small  sand. 
Sablonneux,  se,  a    sandy. 
Sablonnier,S)n.   sand-man. 
Sablonnière,   sf.  sand-pit. 
Sabord,  sm,  port-hole. 
Sabot,  S)»i.   wooden-sboe,  borseï 
boof,  lop. 


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Sabotier,     sm.     wooden-sboe- 
maker.  [scole;  rate. 

Salioiiler,  va.  to  push   aboul; 
Sabre,  >m>  sabre,  broad-sword. 
Sabrenas,  sm.  buDgIer. 
Sabrenauder,  va.  to  bungle> 
Sabrer,  va.  to  sabre;  huddieup. 
Sabreiir,  sm,  gooi)  fighter. 
Sac,  sm.   sack,  bag,  pillage. 
Saccade,  sf.  saccade;  jerk;  jolti 
Saccader,  va.  to  jerk;  check. 
Saccage,  sm.  overtbrow. 
Saccagemcnt,  sm.  sackingt 
Saccager,  va.  to  sack;  raosack, 

pluDder. 
Saccageur,  sm.sacker;  ravager. 
Sacerdoce,  sm.  priesthood. 
Sacerdotal,  e,  a. — tal,  priestly. 
Sachée,  sf.  sackfui,  bagful. 
Sacbet,  sm.  tcenl-bag.    [wallet. 
Sacocbe,  sf.    long  money-bag; 
Sacrnmcnlal,  e,  a.  —  tal. 
Sacraiuontnleineiit,n(i.— tally. 
Sacre,  sm.    coronatiOD,    consé- 
cration. 
Sacré,  e,  «.  sacred,  holy. 
Sacrement,  sm.  sacrameDt. 

Sacrer, rrt.to  consecrate,  crown, 
curse;  swear. 

SacriOcateur, sm.  sacriBcer. 

SncriCcature,  sf.  priesthood. 

Sacrifice, sm.  sacrifice. 

Socriflcr,  urt.to  sacrifice;  de'vote. 

Sacrilège,     a.    sm.     sacrilegei 
sacrilegious. 

Sacrilégemcnt,  nd.— legionsly. 

Sacristain,  sm,   seston;  sacris- 
tan. 

Sacristie,  sf.  vestry,  sacrisly. 

Sadiicceu,  ue,   5.  Sadducean. 

Safran,  sf.  saffron. 

Safrane,  e,   a.   saffron;  yellow. 

Safraner,  va.  to  saffron. 

Sagace,  a.    acute,  sagacious. 

Sagacité,  sf.  sagacity.       [good. 

Sage,  a.    wise,    niodest,  sober, 

— ,  sm.  sage,  wise  man. 

—  -femme,  sf.  midwife. 

Sagement,  ad.  wisely,   soherly. 

Sagesse,  sf.    wisdom,  modestj, 
honesty,  sobriety. 

Sagittaire,  sm.   Sagiltarius. 

B   eou,  sm.  sage. 


Sagouin,  e,  S.  sloTen. 
Saignant,  e,  a.  bleedingi 
Saignée,  sf.  blood-letting;  opSB 

drain. 
Saignement,  sm.  bleeding. 
Saigneux,  se,  a.  bloody. 
Saillant,  e,  a.  jutting,  salient. 
Saillie,     sf.     saliy,     projection; 

ranl,gush.  .      [start. 

Saillir,   mi.  to  gnA.'  out,  leap. 
Sain,  e,  a.  s.  Sound,  wbolesome 
—  et  sauf,  safe  and  sound. 
Saindoux,  tm.  fresb-lard. 
Sainement,  ad.  soundly. 
Sain-foin,  sm.  sain-Foin. 
Saint,  e,  a.  S.  boly,  saint. 
Sainte-barbe,  sf.  glin-room. 
Saintement,  ad.  boliiy. 
Sainteté,  sf.  holiness,   sanctity. 
Saisi,  S7n.  distrainee. 
Saisie,  sf.  seizure,  dislress. 
Saisine,  sf.  seizin. 
Saisir,    va.    to    seize;  lay   boI(J 

cf,  grasp,  distrain. 
Saisi  de,  struck  with.      [nable. 
Saisissabie,  o.seizable,  di.strai- 
Saisissant,  e,  a.  S.    seizer,  iin. 

king. 
Saisissement,  sm.  sbock,  chiK. 
Saison,  sf.  season,  time. 
Salade,  sf.  salad. 
Saladier,  sm.  salad-dish. 
Salage,  sm.  salting. 
Salaire,  sm  salary,  reward. 
Salaison,  sf.  salting;  sait  méat. 
Snlamalec,  sm.  profound  bow. 
Salamandre,  sf.  —  der. 
Salant  (marais),  sm  .sait  marsfa.^ 
Salarier,  va.  to  pay, 
Sale,<!.  foui  dirty,  tilthj;  indécent. 
Salé,  sm.  sait  pork.  [coarse. 

— ,  e,  a.  brinish,  salted,  sharp; 
Salement,  ad.  fllthily,  nastily. 
Salep,  sm.  salep.  [dear. 

Saler,     va.    to   sait;   cure;  sell 
Saleté,  sf.   fillhiness,   dirtiness 
Saleur,  sm.  salter. 
Salicoque,  sf.  prawn. 
Salière,  sf.  salt-cellar. 
Saligaud,  e,    a.  sluttish;  nasty. 
Salin,  e,  a.  saline,  brinisb. 
Saline,    sf.    salt-pit,  salt-meat^ 

salt-fisb,  saltern. 


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Salir,    va.    10    dlrl,    lain;    soil; 
Salisson,  sf.  younï  slut.  [défile. 
Salissure,  sf.  fpoil;  sport ofdirt. 
Suliiaire,  a.  clammj,  salivai. 
Salivation,  s/". —   tion. 
Salive,  sf.  spiitle;  saliva. 
Saliver,  vn.  to  saliva;  spit. 
Salle,  s/,  hall;  room. 

—  à  manger,  dining-room. 

—  d'armes,  rencing-room. 

—  de  bal,  btll-room. 
Salmis,  s)n,  ha^hed  game. 
Salmigondis,  sm.  botcb-potch. 
Saloir,  sm.  ?alt-tub. 

Salon,  sm.  drafting-room,  par- 
leur, ejbibition  of  pictures. 

Salope,  o.  s    dirlj,  slovenljf. 

Saloperie,  sf,  sloveniiness. 

Salpêtre,  stn.  saltpetre,  nitre. 

Salpêtrer,  to  nitriTy. 

Salpêtrier,  sm. saltpetre  maker. 

Salpêtrière,  s/',  saltpetra-house; 
bridewell. 

Salsepareille,   tf.  sarsaparllla. 

Salsifls,  sm.  goal's  beard. 

Saltimbanque,  sm.  moUDte- 
bank;  juggler. 

Salubre,  a.  salubrious. 

Salubrité,  sf.  salubrity. 

Saluer,  va.  lo  salute  ,  bowto; 
greet. 

Salure,  sf.  saltness,  cbeer. 

Salut,  sm.  salutation,  safety, 
sal-vation,  salute. 

Salutaire,a.salutary.who!esome. 

Salutairement,    ad.  salutarîly. 

Salutation,  sf.  salutation,  bow. 

Salve,  sf.  salute;  ■volley.     [ritaa. 

Samaritain,  e,  a.    S.    a    sama- 

Samedi,  sm.  Saturday. 

Sanctifiant,  e,  a.  saDctifying. 

Sanctificateur,  sm,    sanctifier. 

Sanctificaiion.  sf.  —  tion. 

Aaiictifier,  va.  to  sanctify;  keep 
boly;  hallow. 

Sanction,  s/',  sanction;  assent. 

Sanctionner,  va.  to  sanction. 

Sanctuaire,  sm.  —  tuary;  clian- 

Sandal,  sm.  sandal-vood.     [cel. 

Sandale,  sf.  saudal. 

Saudaraqiie.  sf.  —  rac. 

Sans^  sm.  blood;  race,  famlly. 

—  -froid,  sui.  coolness. 


Sanglant,  e,  a,  bloody,  grloTOUSi 

outrageons. 
Sangle,  sf,  a,  girth,  band. 
Sangler, i>a.  tolash;  girth;  strike. 
Sanglier,  sm,  nild  boar. 
Sanglot,  sm.  sob. 
Sangloter,  vn.  to  Sob. 
Sangsue,  s/'.leech,  blood-sucker. 
SanguiQcatîon,  sf,  —  tion. 
Sanguiu,  e,  a.  sanguine,  blood- 

red.  [bloody,  cruel. 

Sanguinaire,     a.     saoguinary, 
Sanguine,  sf.    red-lead,  blood- 

stone. 
Sanguinolen(,e,a.saDguinolenk 
Sanhédrin,  sm. —  drim,  lewis!: 

tribunal. 
Sanie,  sf.  sanies  (bloody  pus). 
Sanicux,  se,  a.  sanious. 
Sanitaire,  a.  sanitary. 
Sans,  pr,  wilhout,  but  for. 

—  doute,  doubtiess. 

—  -cœur,  sm.  heartiess  fellow. 

—  -gêne,  s^.  uDceremoniousness# 

—  -souci,  s.  careless  person. 
Sansonnet,  sm.   starliug. 
Santé,  sf.  health,  toast. 
Sapajou,  sm.  sapajou. 
Sape,  sf.  sap. 

Saper,  va.  to  sap. 
Sapeur,  sm.  sapper. 
SapCiique,  a.  sappbic. 
Saphir,  sm.  sapphire, 
Sapidc,  a.  sapide,  tasteabifl. 
Sapidité,  sf.  sapidity. 
Supin,  sm.  fir,  pine. 
Sapinière,s/'.shell;fir  planlatiol. 
Saponaire, s^  soap  «orl. 
Saquebute,  sf.  sackhut. 
Sarabande,  sf,  sarabaod. 
Sarbacane,  sf.  shooti;i^-Lube« 

arrasmc,  sm.  sarcasm. 
Sarcelle,  sf.  teal;  uidgeon. 
Sarcler,  va,  to  weed 
Sarcleur,  se,  weedftr. 
Sarcloir,  sm,  weed-liook. 
Sarclure,  sf.  «eedings. 
Sarcocèle,  sm.  sarcocelc. 
Sarcoma,  sm. sarcoma  (tu niooif 
Sarcophage,  sm,  —  gus 
Sardine,  sf.  sardina 
Sardoine,  sf.   sardonyx. 
Sardouique,  a  sardonio. 


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Sarigue,  sf.  opossum. 

Sarmeut,  sm.  Mine-branch. 

Sarmenteux,  ce,  n.sarmentous. 

Sarriisin,  sm.  buck  wlieaU 

Sarrasine,  sf.  portcullis. 

Sarrau,  sm.  waggoner's  froek. 

Sarriette,  sf,  savory. 

Sas,  sieve,  screen. 

Sasaafras,  sm.  sassafras. 

dasaer,  va.  to  sift,  examine- 
Satan,  sm.  Satan. 

Satanique,  a.  satanie. 

Satellite,  im.  satellite. 

Satiété,    if.   satiety,   repIetiOD. 

Satin,  tm.  satin. 

Suiinage, sm,  hot-pressing. 

Satiné,  e,  a.  soft,  glossy. 

Satiner,  «a.  to  hot-presf. 

Sallneur,  ae,  s.  hol-presser. 

Satire,  «m.  satire,  lampoon. 

Satirique,  a,  —  rlc. 

—,  sm.  satirist. 

Satlrîquement,  ad.  —  rlcall^. 

Satiriaer,  va.  to  satirize*,  cen- 
sure. 

Satisractlon,  sf,  satisfaction. 

Satisfactoire,    a.    satisfactory. 

Satisfaire,  u.  to  satisfy,  please, 
gratify,  fulfil. 

Satisfuisant,  e,  a.  pleasing. 

Satisfait,  e,  a.  satisfied. 

Satrape,  sm.  satrap. 

Saturation,  sf.  saturation, 

Satiirer,  va.  to  saturate. 

Saturnales,  $f.  pi.  —  nalla. 

Saturne,  sm.  Saturn, 

Satyre,  sm.  satyr, 

Satyrion,  sn(i.  satyrium. 

Sauce,  sf.  sauce. 

Saucer,  va,  to  dip,  sop;  scold. 

Saucière,  sf.  sailce-boat. 

Saucisse,  sf.  sausage.      [squib. 

Saucisson,  sm,   thick    sausage; 

Sauf,  Te,  a,  safe,  secure. 

— ,  pr.  save.under,  but. 

—  conduit,  sm.  safe-conduct. 

Sauge,  sf.  sage.  [terouï^. 

Saugrenu,  e,  a. absurd;  prepos- 

Saule,  sm..  willow,  sallow, 

Saumfitre,  a,  brakish. 

Saumon,  sm. salmon  pig(of  lead). 

Saumoné,  e  (truite),  a,  sa)  mon 

Bauoiure,  sf.  briue.  [trout. 


Saunage,  sm,  salt-trade. 
Sauner,  va.  to  make  sait. 
Saunerie,  sf.  sallern. 
Saunier,  sm,.  salt-maker. 

Faux— ,  SOT.  salt-smuggier. 
Saupoudrer,    t'a,     to    powiicr, 

sprlokle,  strew. 
Saur(hareng),sm.red  hcrring. 
Saurer,  va.  to  smoke  (hen  i  ngs). 
Saussaie,  Sf.  willow-plol. 
Saut,  sm.  leap,  jump,  w&icv  Fali. 

Au— du  lit,  on  Brst  getUug  up. 

—  de    loup,    baba. 
Sauter,  va.  to  leap,  jump,  skip; 

tumble,  coTor. 
— à  bas  du  lit,  ta  get  utfrom  bed, 

—  au  cou  de,  to  fall  ou  a  per- 
son's  neck. 

—  aux  yeux,  to  be  obvious. 
Sauterelle,  sf.  grasshopper. 
Sauteur,  se,  s.  leaper,  lumbler, 

juggler. 
Sautillement,  tm.    skipping. 
Sautiller,  un    to  skip;  hop. 
Sautoir,  sm.  Sditier, 

En — ,  ad.  sallier-wise. 
Sauvage,  sm  Savage,  nild. 
— ,  sm..  salTage,  savage. 
Sauvageon, sm.  v  :ld  stock. 
Sauvagerie,  sf.  unsociableness. 
Sauvegarde ,     sf.    safe-guard, 

protection. 
Sauver,    va.   to   Save;    excuse, 

deliver,  spare,  palliate. 

—  qui  peut,  escape  who  raay. 
Se—,  ur.  to  escape,  fly,  amend 
one's  self. 

Sauvetage,  sm.  salvage. 
Sauveur,  sm.  saviour,  saver^ 
Savamment,  ad,  learnedly. 
Savane,  sf.  savanna. 
Savant,  e,  a. <.  learned. 
~,  sm,  learned  man,  scbolar. 
Savantasse,  sm.  sciolist. 
Savate,  sf,  old  shoe,  bungler. 
Savaterie,  (/.cobblering. 
Savetcr,  ua.    to  cobl-le;  biingle 
Savetier,  sm,  cobbler,  biinjlèr. 
Saveur,  sf,   savour,  relîsji.     [of, 
Savoir,  va.    to  kiiow,   Le  i  a,{;8 

—  bon,  mauvais   grc    ili-^    lo 
be  well;  ill  pleased  with. 
Faire — ,  lo  inform;  let  kuow. 


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A  «avoir,  ad.  to  nit. 

— ,si)i.  knowledge,  learning. 

—  faire,  skill,  tact. 

—  vivre,  usage  of  Ihe  world. 
Savon,  sm.  soap;  reprimaad. 

Eau  de—,  soap,  î^uds. 
Savonnage, sm.  soaping.[scoId. 
ISavoiiner,  va.    to  wash  ;  soap; 
Savonnerie,  sf.  soap-bouse. 
Slavonnetle,  sf.  nash-ball,  bun> 

tiog-walch. 
Savonneux,  ae,  û.  soapy. 
Savourer,  va.  tO  saveur;  relish. 
Savoureusemeut,  ad.    savou- 

rilj. 
Savoureux,  se,  a.  savoury. 
Saxatilc,  a,  saxatile. 
Sayou,  sm.  roundfrock;  blouse. 
Sbire,  s)?2.  sbirro,  myrmidon. 
Scabicusc,  af,  scabious. 
Scubieux,  se,  a.  scabby. 
Scabreux,  se,  a.    rugged,  difS- 

cuU,  ticklish. 
Scalcue,  a,  scalene. 
Scal|iel,  sm.  scalpelf 
Scalper,  va.  to  scalp. 
Scaniuionée,  sf.  scammony. 
Scaiiilale,  syn.  scandai,  oITcnce, 

scène. 
Scanilaleu«emeut,nrl.  — lousiy. 
Scanilaleux,   se,  (7.    s.  scanda* 

lous.  [gi've  offence. 

Scanilaliser,  va.  to  scandalise; 

Se— ,Dr.  to  be  offendfid. 
Scander,  va.  to  Scan. 
Scni>tilaire,sm.  scapular. 
Scarabée,  sm.  scarabée,  beetle. 
Scaramouche  ,      >m,       scara- 

mouch. 
ScariûcateuF,  «m.  —  Cator. 
Scarification,  sf.  —  tion. 
Scurider,  va.  to  scarify.  [feTer. 
Scurlaline  (Oèvre),  s.  scarlet- 
Sceau,  Scel,  sm.  seal. 
Scélérat,  c,a.scelerat;  flagitions. 
— ,  s.  a  tillaiD, 
Scélératesse,    sf.    villany. 
Scellé,  sm.  seal. 

JUvltre  les — ,  lo  seal  up. 
Scellement,  sm.  sealiog. 
Sceller,    va.    lo     seal;    fasten; 
Scelleur,  sm.  sealer.      [irabed. 
Scèaie,  sf.  stage,  scène. 


Sccnique,  a.  scenical. 
Scénographie,  sf.  —    phy, 
Scepticisme,  sm. —  cism. 
Sceptique,  a.  S.  scepUc. 
Sceptre,  sm.  sceptre. 
Schako,  sm.    shako. 
Schelem,  sm.  slam. 
Schclling,  sm,  a  sbillirg. 
Schismatique,  a.  s,  —  lie. 
Schisme,  sm.  schism. 
Schiste,  sm.  shist. 
Schiague,  s/',  flogging. 
Sciage,  sm.  sawing. 
Sciagraphie,  sf,  —  phy. 
Sciant,  a.  boring,  annojîng. 
Scialique,  a,  sciatic. 
— ,  sf.  soiatica,  hip-goul. 
Scie,  sf,  saw;  bore;  Loax. 
Scivmnient,  ad.  knowingly. 
Science,  sf.  science. 
Scientifique,  a»  —  cal. 
Scientifiquement,  ad. —  Cally. 
Scier,  va.  to  saw;  reap  corn. 
Scierie,  sf.  saw-yard;  saw-mill» 
Scieur,  sm,  fawyer. 
Scille,  s/,  squill  sea-onion. 
Scinder,  va.    lo  divide. 
Scintillation,  sf.   tninkling. 
Scintiller,    vn.    la    scintillate; 

twinkle. 
Scion,  sm,  scion;  young  shoot. 
ScCssile,  a.  scissile.      [division. 
Scission,   sf.  scission,    schism;. 
Scissure,  sf,  scissure,  fissure. 
Sciure,  sf.  saw-dust. 
Sclérotique,  $f.  sclerotic. 
Scolaire,  a.  scolastic. 
Scolastique,  sf.  divinity, 
— ,  il.  scolastic.  [lically. 

Scolastiquemeut,  ad.    scbolas* 
Scoliaste,  sm.  scboliast. 
Scolie,  sf.  scholiura. 
Scolopendre,  sf.  —  dra. 
Scorbut,  S7n,  scurvy. 
Scorbutique,  a    S.  scorbulic. 
Scorie,  sf.  dross,  scoria. 
Scorificaliou,  sf.   scorificalioat 
ScoriOor,  va.  to  scorify. 
Scorpion,  sm.  scorpion. 
Scorsonère,  s^  scorzonern. 
Scribe,  sm.  scribe,  copyi'-l. 
t^crofnlaire,      sf.     scrofularia, 

figwort. 


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Scrofules,   s,      vl-  scrorula. 

Scroriileiix,  ae,  '■.  scrofulous. 

Scrotuui,  sm.  scroiuS 

Scrupule,  sni.    scruple,  ^'►'ibt. 

Scrupuleusement, ad.  scruyu- 
lously. 

Scrupuleux,  se,  a.  scrupnlous. 

Scrutateur,  sm.—loT,  searclier. 

Scruter, ua.lo  scrutinize,  search. 

Scrutin,  sm.  scrutiny,  ballot. 

Scubac,sr/t.scubac;  usquebangb. 

Sculpter,   va.   to  cai-ve,   sculp- 
ture, [lor. 

Sculpteur,  sm.  carver,  sculp- 

Sculpture,  sf.  —  ture,  carving. 

Se,  pr.  one's  selT,  himseif,  her- 
self,  thomsel'ves,  one  anothcr. 

Séance,  }/.seat,  session,  si tting. 

Séant,  sm.  sitling  posture,  [up. 
£tre  sur  son — ,  to  be  sittiug 

Séant,  e,  a.  becoming,  seemiy. 

Seau,  sm.  a  pail,  pailfui,  bucket. 

Sebeste,  sm.  sebesten-plum. 

Sébile,  sf.  wooden  bowl. 

Sec,  a.  m.  Sèche,  f.  dry,blunt, 
sbarp,  tart,  leau. 
Etre  à—,  to  be  eut  of  funds. 

Sec,  sm.  drjness. 

Sécaute,  5/.  sécant. 

Sécateur,  sm.  pruning-sbears. 

Sèche,  sf.  cuttle-fisli. 

Sèchement,  ad.  dryly,  harshly. 

Sécher,  va.  to  dry,  wither. 
Se — vr.  todry  ono's  self. 

Sécheresse,  sf.  dryness,  aridity, 
drougbt,  Llunlness. 

Séchoir,  sm.  drying-room. 

JSecond,  e,  a.  S.  second;  otber. 

Secondaire,  a.  —  dary. 

Secondairement,  ud.—  darily. 

Seconde,;/,  second. 

Secondement,  ad.  secondlv. 

Seconder,  va.  to  second;  assist. 

Secondiues,  sf.pl.  aftcr-birth. 

Secoueuicnt,  sm.  shaking,  jog- 
ging. 

Secouer,  va.  et  vr.  to  shake  ; 
shake  off;  jog. 

Becourable,  a,  he!prul;   relie- 
\able.  [assist. 

Secourir,  va.  to  succour;  be!p; 

Secours,  sm.  succour,  help;  aid; 
suppljf. 


Secousse,  sf.  shake,  blow;  ag* 

talion.  [clos-l. 

Secret,   te,   a.    seCret  ;  private; 
Secret,  sm.  secret,  mysfery. 
Secrétaire, sm.secrelary.   [6ce. 
Sccrétairerie,  s/',  secrelary  s  oT- 
Secrétariat,  sm.  sccretaryshi  p. 
Secrète,  sf.  secret  prayer. 
Secrètement,  ad.  secretly. 
Sécréter-  va.  to  secrète. 
Sécrétion,  "'.  —  tion. 
Sécrétoire,  a.  secretory. 
Sectaire,  sm.  sectary.        [ciple. 
Sectateur,     sm.    seclator,    dis- 
Secte,  sf.  sect. 
Secteur,  sm.  sector. 
Section,  sf.  section. 
Séculaire,  <l.  secular. 
.Sécularisation,  sf, —  zation. 
séculiiriser,  va   to   secularizei 
Séculuriié,  sf,  secularily. 
Séculier,  e,  a.  S,  lajman. 
Séculièrement,   ad.    secularlj. 
Secundo,  ad,  secondly. 
Sécurité,  sf.  security.         [ting. 
Sedan,  siiî. Sedan  cloth,(in  prin- 
Sédatif,  ve,  a.  sédative. 
Sédentaire,  a.  sedenlary. 
Sédentairemeut,  ad,  in  a  seden- 

tary  manner. 
Sédiment,  Sm.  sédiment,  dregs. 
Srdilieuscment,  ud.  — tiously. 
Séditieux,  se,   a,   s,  sedilious. 
Sédition,  s/,  sédition,  riot. 
Séducteur,  trice,  s,  seducer 
— ,  a.  seducing. 

Séduction, s/'.seduclion,  bribing 
Séduire,  t;».  to  seduce,  corrupt. 
Séduisant,     e,      a.     seducing, 

cbarming. 
Segment,  sm,  segment. 
Ségrégation,  sf.  —  tion. 
Ségrcger,  lia.  lo  segrogate. 
Seigle,  sm,  rye. 
Seigneur,  sm,  lord,  signior. 
Seigneurial,  e,  R.    seigneurial, 

manorial.  p- 

Seigneurie,  s/'.lordsbip,  maiior. 
Sein,  sm,  breast,  bosom. 
Seine,  sf,  fish-net.  [manual. 

Seing,     sm,     signature ,     sigD 
Seize,  rt.  s.  sixteentb. 
— ,  stn,  sixieen. 


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Seizième,  a.  s.  sixteenth. 
Séjour, sm. stay,  abode,  man?ion. 
Séjourner,  vn.  te  abide,    slay, 

dwell,  sojourn. 
Sel,  s»),  sait,  nit,  point. 
Sélénite,  sf.  scleiiite. 
Sélénitciix,  se,  a.  selerjitic. 
Sélénograpliie,  sf.  —  phy. 
Selle,  sf.  saddie,    pinion,    slool. 
Seller,  va.  <o  saddie. 

Se—,  va.  10  harden. 
Sellerie,  sf.  barness-room,  har- 

ness    Irade. 
Sellette,  sf.  stool;  seat. 
Sellier,  sm.    faddier. 
Selon,  pr.  according  to,  after. 

C'eBl— ,  thaï  dépends. 
—  que,  c.  accordirg  as. 
Semaine,  sf.  sowlng-,  seed. 
Semaine,  sf,  «cek,  week'swork. 
Semainier,  e,  a.  weekiy. 
— ,  sm.  septimarlan. 
Semaqiie,  s/',  (ma),  smack. 
Semblable,  a.  sm.    like,    such, 
— ,  S7n.  fellow-creature.     [equal. 
Scmblablemcnt,   ad.  likewise. 
Semblant,    sm.    pretcnce;    fee- 

ming.  [appear. 

Sembler,  va.  to  seem;  look; 
Semble  (si  bon  tous),    if   you 

think  et.  [sill. 

Semelle,  sf.  sole,  foot,  ground- 
Semenee,  sf.  seed,  small  nails. 
Semer,    va.   lo    sow;    sprinkie; 

scatter. 
Semestre,  a.  half-yearly. 
— ,  sm.  six  montbs;  halfa  year. 
Semestriel,  le,  a.  half-yearly. 
Semestrier,   sm.  soldier    on    a 

six  months;  furlough. 
Semeur,  sm.  sower. 
Semi,  a.  half,  seml. 
Sémillant,  e,  ».  brisk;  lively. 
Séminaire, sm. —  nary,  nursery. 
Séminal,  e,  a.  —  nal. 
Séminariste,  sm.  a  semlnarist. 
Semis,  sm.  seed-pIoL 
Semoir,  sin.  aseed-lip;  drilj. 
Semonce,  sf.  formai  invilation; 

reprimand. 
Semoule,    sf.    semoule. 
Sempiternel,  le,  n.everlasiing. 
Sénat,  sm.  senate,  senalehouse. 


Sénateur,  trtoj,  s.  senator,  se- 

nalor's  wife. 
Sénatorial,  e,  a  sénatorial. 
SénatuB*consultc,       senalus- 
Senau,  sm.  snow.      [consullutn. 
Séné,  sm.  senna. 
Sénéchal,  sm..  seneschal. 
Scnéchale,   sf.  seneehal's  wife. 
Sénéchaussée,    sf»    seneschal's 

jurisdiction. 
Séneçon,  sm.  groundsel. 
Senestre,  a.  left;  sinister. 
Sénevé,   sm.  musiard-seed. 
Sénile,  a.  senile. 
Sens,  sn\.    sen^e,  opinion,  side, 

way,  signification,  meaning. 

Bon—,  r'çht  way.  [turvy. 

—  dessus    dessons,  ad.  topsy 

—  devant       derrière  ,       hiod 
before. 

Sensation,    sf.    sensation. 
Sensé,  e,  a.  sensible,  judicious. 
Sensément,  «(h  judiciously. 
Sensibilité,  s/',  sensibility. 
Sensible,    a.    sensible,    tender, 

grievous,  exceptions,    [bleness. 
Sensiblerie,    sf.  affecled  sensi- 
Sensiblement,  ad.    sensibly. 
S<'nsilir,ve,ft.  sensitive. 
Sensiiivc,  sf .  sensitive  plant. 
Sensoriiim,  sin,  sensorium. 
Sensiialistc,  a.  S.  seDsuaiîst. 
Sensualité,  sf.  sensualily. 
Sensuel,  le,  a.  s.  sensual. 
Seiisuellement,    ad.  sensually. 
Sentence,  sf.  sentence,  maxim, 

judgnient. 
Sfutencier,  va.  to  sentence. 
Seuteucicnsement,     ad.    sen- 

ienliously.  [tious. 

Sentencieux,   «e,    a.    senten- 
Senleur,  sf .  odour,  smell,  scent. 
Sentier,  sm.  path,   by-nay. 
Sentiment,  sm. —  ment,  sensé, 

mind,    feeling,    sensation,  opi- 
Sentimental,e,  a.  —  tal.fnion. 
Sentine.  sf.  sink,  cesspool. 
Sentinelle,  sf.  sentinel,  sentry. 

Faire—,  to  stand  sentry. 
Sentir,  va.  to    feel;  be  sensible 

of,  smell;  tastejsavour  of;  look, 

forcsee.  [feel. 

Se— ,vr.loreel,  knowone'sself^ 


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Seoir,  va.   to   fit  well;   become, 

sit;  suit. 
Séparable,  a.  separable» 
Séparation,?/'.  — tion,  partition. 
Scparatoire,  sm.  separatory. 
Sépare,  e,  a.  5eparate,  différent. 
Séparénicut,     ad.     separately, 

apart.  [sever;   divide. 

Séparer,  va.  to   separate;    part; 

Se — ,  vr.  to  part;  divide. 
Scpia,  sf.  sepiay. 
Sept,   as.  seven,  seMnth. 
Seps,  sm.  a  seps  (lizard). 
Seplaulc,  a.  m.  seventy. 
Septembre,  sm.  September. 
Scptéuaire   (uoiullre),    septe- 

nary. 
Septennal,  e,  a.  septennial. 
Septentrion,    sm.    Dorlh;    sep- 

tealrion. 
Septentrional,  e,  il.  nnrtbern. 
Septentrionaux,    sm.   pi.    the 

nortliern  nations.  [sevenlh. 

Septième,  a.  sm,   sevenlh;  the 
Septièmement,  ad.   seventhly. 
Septique,  a.  septicai. 
— ,  s,  septic. 
Septuagénaire,     s.    septuage- 

nerian. 
Scptuagésimo,  if,  —  sima. 
Septuple,  s>n.  a.  sevenTold. 
Septupler,  va.  to  septuple. 
Sépulcral,  e,  (I.  scpuicliral. 
Sépulcre,  sm.  sepulchre;  torab. 
Sépulture,  sf.  burial,  tomb,  sé- 
pulture, vault. 
Séquelle,  sf.  gang,  crew,  set. 
Séquestration,  sf.  —  tien. 
Séquestre,  sm.   séquestration, 

sequesiralor.  [secrète. 

Séquestrer,  va.    to  sequester; 

Se—,  vr.  to  sequester  one's  self- 
Sequiu,  sm.  sequin. 
Sérail,  SI»,  hackie,  hatchel. 
Seran,  sm.  flaxcomb. 
Scrancer,  va.  to  hatchel;  haclile. 
Séraucolin ,     sm.      seiancoiin 
Séraphin,  sm.  seraph.  [raarble. 
Séraphique,  a.  seraphic. 
Sérnskier,  sm.  gênerai  among 

the  Turks.  [dew. 

Serein,  sm.  eveniog  dew,  mil- 
—,  e,  a.  serene. 


Goutte  sereine,  gulta  serena. 
Sérénade,  sf.  sérénade. 
Sérénissime,  a.  most  serons.  ■ 
Sérénité,  sf.  serenity,  caimness. 
Séreux,  se,  a.  serons,  watery. 
Serf,  -Serve,  a.  S.  serr.[matlock. 
Serfouette,  sf.  two-pronged 
Serge,  sf.  serge.  [lioldrast. 

Sergent,  sm.   serjeant,  cramp; 
Sergier,  sm.  serge-weaver. 
Ser»crie,  af.  serge-trade. 
Série,  sf.  séries.  [earnest. 

Sérieusement,  ad.  seriously.io 
Sérieux,  se,  a,  serious,  grave, 

earnest. 
Sérieux,  sm..  seriousness. 

Au — ,  ad.  in  earnest. 
Serin,  e,  s.  a.  canary. 
Serinette,  sf.  bird-orgao. 
Seringat,  sm.  seringa. 
Seringue,  sf.  syringe,  squib. 
Seriiiguer,ii«.to  syrin^je;  squirt. 
Serment,  sm.  oath. 

Prêter—,  to  take  oath. 
Sermon,  Sm.  sermon;  discourse. 
Sermonner,  va.    to  sermonize; 

lecture;  va.  to  prose. 
Sermonneur,    se,  s.  sermoDi- 

zer;   proser. 
Sérosité,  sf.  serosity. 
Serpe,  sf.  hedge  biU. 
Serpent,  sm.  serpent,  snake. 
Serpentaire ,     sf.     snake-root, 

serpenlaria. 
Serpente,  sf.  tissue-paper. 
Serpenteau,  siii.  young  serpent; 

layer.  [tine. 

Serpenter,  vn.  to  wind;  serpen- 
Serpeutiu,  e,  <i.  serpentine. 
Serpentine,  s/.  —  titie  Stone. 
Serpette,  sf.  pruning  knife. 
Serpilière,     sf.      «rappering; 

coarse. 
Serpolet,  sm.  wild  thyme. 
Serre,    sf.    green-liouse ,    frni 

house;  talon,  grasp. 
—  chaude,  hot-house. 
Serré,    e,  a.    reserved,   close; 

lighl;  brief;  fast. 
Serré,  ad.  close;  cautiously. 
Serre-nic,  sm.  last  man. 
Serre-papiers,    sm.     weight; 

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8erre>têle,  sm.  night  cap. 
Serrement,  sm.  squeeze;  pres- 
sing; wring. 
—de  cœur,  heuit-breaklng. 
Serrer,   va,    lo   squeeze;    close, 
lie  tight,  iay  up;  bind,  get  in. 
Se — ,  to  près?  one  another,  lace 
Serrure,  sf.  look.  [liglit- 

Serrurerie,  sf.  locksmith  8  tra- 

de;  iroD-work. 
Serrurier,  sm.  locksmith. 
Sertir,  va.  lo  set  a  gem. 
Sertissure,  sf.  selting  a  gem. 
Sérum,  sm,  serum,  serosity. 
Servage,  sm.  serTOge;  bondage. 
Servant,  a,  serving.  [vant. 

Servante,  sf.  servant;  maid-ser- 
Sei'viable,  a.  serviceable,  offi- 

cious. 
Service,   sm     service,   waiting, 

olfice,  course,  use,  funclion. 
Serviette,  sf,  napkin. 
Serviie,  a,  servile,  meau. 
Servilement,  ad.  servilely. 
Servilité,  sf.  —  ly,  baseness. 
Servir,  V.  10  serve,  wait;  belp  ; 
attend;  be  of  use,  court;  oblige; 
serve  up;  lo  be  a  soldier;  be  in 
service;  be  or  use. 
—de,  lo  be  instead  of, 
Se  Servir,  to  serve  one's  self; 
make  use  of. 
Se-viteur,  sm,  servant. 
Sei-vitude,  sf.  servitude, slaverj. 
Ses,  pr.  pi.  his,  ber,  its. 
Sesamc,  sm.  sesame. 
Session,  sf.  session,  sitting. 
Sesterce,  sm.  sesterce,     [hels). 
Setter,  sm.  seticr,  (twelve  bus- 
Seton,im.  selon.       [groundsill. 
Seuil,     sm,      threshold;      sill; 
Seul,    e,   a.    sole,  only;    alone, 
bere,  mare.  [even,  only. 

Seulement,    ad.    solely,    but, 
Sculet,  te.  (t.  ail  alone. 
Scve,  sf.  sap;  vigour,  pilh. 
Sévère,  a.  severe,  slern,  harsh; 

rigid. 
Sévèrement,  nd.  severely. 
Sévérité,  sf.  severily,  austerily, 

striciness. 
Sévices,5)ïî.  pi.  ill  usage,  [rage. 
Sévir,  vn.   to  misuse  ;  punisb; 


Sevrage,  sm.  weaning. 

.Sevrer,  va.  to  wean,  deprlvj. 

Sevreuse,  sf.  dry-nurse. 

Sexagénaire,  o.  sexagenariao. 

Scxagésime,  sf.  —  sima. 

Sexe,  sm.  sex. 

I-e  beau — ,  the  fair  sex. 

Sextant,  a.  sextant. 

Sexte,  sf.  sixlh  canonîcal  hour. 

Sexlil,  e,  a.  sextile. 

Sextuple,  a.  sextuple,  sixfold. 

Sextupler,  va.  to  sextuple. 

Sexuel,  le,  a.  sexuai. 

Schérif,  sm.  sberiff.  [iber. 

Si,  e.  if.  so,  as,  yes,  indeed;  whe- 

—  bien  que,  so  Ihat. 

— ce  n'est  que,  but  for,  except 

SI,  sm.  si  or  b  (in  music). 

Siam,  sm.  nine-pins. 

Siamoise,  sf.  siamese  calico. 

.Siltylle,  sf.  sybil;  propbefcss. 

Siltj'llin,  a  sm.  sibylline,    [vo. 

Sicaire,  Sm.  bired  assassin;  bra- 

Sircatir,  ve,  a.  drjing.  s.  dryer. 

Siccité,  sf.  siccity,  dryness. 

Sicle,  S7n.  shekel. 

Sidéral,  e,  a.  sidéral. 

Siècle,  sm.  century,  âge. 

Siège,   sm.    seat ,   see ,   bench^i 
sége.  chair. 

— d'un  cocher,  coachman's  box. 

Siéger,  vn,  to  hold  setlings;  sit. 

Sien,    ne,  pro,    bis,    hers,    bis 

own,  her  own. 
Sieste,  sf,  siesia,  aftemoon  Bap, 
Sieur,  sm,  mister. 
Sifflement,  sm,  wbistling,  hisâ- 

ing,  wbizting. 

Siffler,  V.  to  wbistle;  hiss;  war- 

ble;  whiz;  imhilje.  [pipe. 

Sifflet,  s}n.  whislle,  catcall,  wind 

Sifdeur,    se,   s.    a.    «ïListler; 

bisser.  [lala. 

Sigillée  (terre),  s/,  terra  sigii- 

Sigisbé.  sm.  cicisbeo. 

Signal,  sm.  signal,  sign. 

Signalé,  e,  a.  signal,  signalized. 

Signalement,   sm,    description 

of  a  man,  sign.  [giiah 

Signaler,  vu,  tn    signalize;   si- 

Se — ,    ir,    to    signalize    one's 

self.  [in.- 

Signnlure,  sf.  signature,  signg 


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signe,  sm.  sign,  token,  wink, 
—  de  <Ê«e,  Dod.  [mark. 

Signer,  V.   to  sign;  subscribe. 

Se—,  lo  cross  one's  self. 
Signet,  sm.  book-mark. 
Significatif,  vc,  a.  significant. 
SigiiiOcaliau,  sf. —  tioD,  notice; 

meaning.  [intimate,  mean, 

Signifier,  va.  to  signifj,  serve; 
Silence,  sm.  silence;  stilliness. 
Silencieux,  se,  a.  silent,  still, 

3iute. 
Silencieuaenient,  ad.  sileoll;. 
Silex,  sm.  flint,  silex. 
Silhouette,  sf.  silhouette. 
Silice,  sf.  silica. 
Siliceux,  se,  a.  silicious. 
Silique,  sf.  siliqua. 
Sillage,  sm.  headwaj;   speed; 

wake.  [along. 

Siller,  va.  to  run-a-head;  dash 
Sillon,  sm.  furrow. 
Sillonner,  va.  to  furrow;  ridge. 
Silo,  sm.  solo  (pit    lo  préserve 
Simagrce,  sf.  grimace,    [corn). 
Simarre,  sf.  fimar  (gown). 
Similaire,  a.  similar. 
Similitude,  sf.  similitude. 
Similor,  sjn.  prince's  métal. 
Simoniaque,  a.  S.  simoniacal, 

simoniast. 
Simonie  ,  sf.  simony. 
Simple ,  a.   sm.  simple,  plain, 

single,  silly,  mpdicinal  plant. 
Simplement,  ad.  merely;  sim- 

piy- 

Simplicité,  sf.  —  city,  silliness. 

Simplifier,  VR.  to  simplify. 

Simulacre,    sm.    Idol,    image; 

Simulation,  sf.  —  tion.     [sham. 

Simulé,  e,o.  feigned;  imaginary. 

Simuler,  vn.  lo  feign. 

Simultané,  e,  a.  —  taneous. 

Simultanéité,  sf.  —  neity. 

Simultanément,  ad.  simulta- 
neously.  [in. 

Sinapiser,  va.  to  mix,  mustard 

Sinapisme,  sm.  —  pism,  (mus- 
tard  plaster).. 

Sincère,  a.  sincère,  n 

Sincèi-ement,  ad.  sincerely* 

Sincérité,  sf.  sincerity, 

Wuciput;  sm,  sinciput. 


Sinécure,  sf.  sinécure,      [aper. 
Singe,  sm.  ape,monkey,baDOon. 
Singer,  va.  to  mimic,  ape. 
Sitigerîe,  s/'.apisb  Irick;  grimace. 
Singeiir,  eresse,  a.  apish. 
Singulariser  (se),  vr.  to  affect 

singularity,  be  singular. 
Singularité,  sf.  singularity. 
Singulier,    e,   a.  sm.  singular, 

strange.  [straugely. 

Singulièrement,  ad.  —  lariy, 
Sinistre,  a.  sinister,  unfavoura- 

ble. 
— ,    s.    damage,     loss,    disaster, 
Siuistrcuient,  ad.  sinisterly. 
Sinon,  ad.  else,  except 
Sinueux,  se,a.sinuous,winding. 
Sinuosité,  sf.  sinuosily,   wind- 
Sinus,s>n   sine,  sinus.         [ing. 
Siphon,     sm.     siphon,     water- 
Sire,  sm.  sire,  lord,  sir.    [spout. 
Sirène,  sf,  siren,  mermaid. 
Sirius,  sm.  Sirius,  dog-star 
Sirocco,  sm.  sirocco. 
Sirop,  sm.  sirup. 
Siroter,  va.  to  sip;  sup. 
Sirtes,  sf.  pi.  qnicksands. 
Sirupeux,  se,  a.  syrupyi 
Sis,  e,  a.  seated. 
Sistre,  sm.  timbrel. 
Site,  sm.  site,  situation. 
Sitôt,  ad.  so  soon. 

De — ,  for  a  long  wbile. 
—  que,  as  soon    as. 
Situation,  sf.   situation,   State; 

condition. 
Situer,  vn.  to  situate;  seat. 
Six,  a.  sm.  six,  sixtb. 
Sixain,  sm.  stanza  of  six  verses, 

six  packs  of  cards. 
Sixième,  a.  O'i.  sixtb. 
Sixièmement,  ad.  sixthly. 
Sixte,  sf.  sixtb  in  music. 
Sloop,  sm.  (ma.)  sloop. 
Smalt,  sm.  smalts;  powder-blue. 
Smectite,   9^.  smectite    (l'uller's 

earth).- 
Smille,  sf.  scappling  Hammer 
Sobre,  a.  sokni,  sparing. 
Sobrement,  ad.  soberly. 
Sobriété,   sf.   sobriety,   tempé- 
rance, modération. 

Sobriquet,  sm.  BicknjtiDe. 


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Boe,  sm.  plough-share. 
Socîabililé,s/'.— hIenesSjSOCielï. 
Sociiikie,  a.  sociable. 
Social,  e,  a.  social. 
Socialîsiue,  sm.  socialisiu. 
Socialiste,  a.  s.  socialiàt. 
Sociétaire,  sm.  member    of  a 
Society.  [bip. 

Société,    sf.   socielj,    partners- 
Sociiiiaitisnic,  sm.  —    nism. 
Socinieu,  ne,  s.  soclDiaD. 
Socle,  sm.  socle;  plinth. 
Socque,  sf.  clog. 
Sodium,  $m.  sodium. 
Sodomie,  sf.  sodomy. 
Sodomi<e,3m.  sodoœite. 
Sceur,  sf,  sister,  nuD. 
Sera,  sm,.  sofa. 
Sofl,  sm.  sophi. 
Sofflte,  sf.  Suffit  (ceiling). 
Soi,  pr.  one's  self,  itself.        [be. 

—  -disaut,  sm.pretended,\vould 
Soie,  sf.  silk,  bristle,  hair;  tang; 

staple. 
Soierie,!/.  silk-trade;silk-tissDe. 
Soif,  sf.  tbirst. 

Awoir— ,  tobe  thirsty. 
Soigner,  un.  to  look   after;  take 

care  of;  tend.  [self. 

Se — ,  vr.  10  lake  care  of  one's 
Soigneusement,  ad.  carefully. 
Suigucuz,    se,  a.    carefui;   id- 

lent  (on). 
Soin,  sm.   care,   attention. 
Soir,  sm.    etening,   even,    eve, 

afternoon.  IP^flJ. 

Soirée,    »f.     evening,    evenlng 
Soit,  ad-  be  it  so. 
—,  c.  either. 

—  que,  c.  wbether. 
Tant-peu,  ever  so  liltle. 

Soixantaine,  sf.  tbreescore. 
Soixante,  a.  sixty,  tbreescore. 
Siiiiautième,   a.    sm.  sixtietb' 
Sol,  «ni.  soil,  ground. 

—  ,  sol  or  g,  musical  note. 
— ,  Sou,  penny. 
Polaire,  a.  solai. 
Solaudre,  sf.  seiiander,    uker. 
Solbalu,  e,  a.  surbated. 
Solbalure,  sf.  surbating, 
S»l<lai,  sm.  soldier. 
KolilatcB<l«e)  s^.  Eoldiery. 


—,  a.  soldier-like.  [account. 

Solde,    sf.    pay,  balance    of    an 
Solder,  va.  to  pay;  liquidate. 
Sole,   sf.     sole,    borse-hoof,     a 

ground-plate. 
Solécisme,  solecism. 
Soleil,  sm.  Sun;  sun-flower. 
Soleuuel,  le,  u.  solemn;  formai. 
Solennellement,  ad.  solemnly, 

in  due  form. 
Solouiiisation,  sf.  —  zation. 
Solenuiscr,  va.    to    solemnize. 
Solennité,  sf.  solemnity. 
Solfège,  sm.  solfeggio. 
SolOer,  L'a.  to  solfa. 
Soliduire,  a.  jointiy  and  sève- 

rally  responsible.        [se^verally. 
Solidairement,  ad.  jointiy  and 
Solidarité,  sf.  solidarity. 
Solide,    a.    sm.    solid,    strong, 

firm,  Sound. 
Solidement,  ad.  solidly. 
Solidifier,  Va.  to  solidify. 
Solidité,  sf.  solidity,    firmness. 
Soliloque,  sm.  sollloquy. 
Soli|>ède,  a.  solipede. 
Solitaire,  a.  solitarv,  désert. 
— ,  sni.  soli'aire,  ancnoret. 

Ver—,  sm.  tœnia. 
Solitairement,  ad.  solitarily. 
Solitude,    sf.   solitude;    loneli- 
Soliie,  sf.  joist.  [ness. 

Soliveau,  sm.  small  joist. 
Sollicitation,  sf.  solicitatlon. 
Solliciler,t;a.  to  solicit,  entreat; 

ur^e;  promote.  fsnitor. 

Solliciteur,     se,    s.    soliciter; 
Sollicitude,  sf.  solicitude» 
Solo,  s»i.  solo. 
Solatiee,  sm.  solstice. 
Solslicial,  e,  a.  solstitial. 
Soluble,  a.  soluble,  solvable. 
Solution,    sf.  solution,  release. 
Solvabilité,  s^  soWencï. 
Solvuble,  a.  soltent.  [brc. 

Sombre,  a.  dark;    gloomy,  som- 
Sombrer,   m.    (0    founder. 
Sommaire,  a.    summary;  brief. 
— ,  sm.    summary;    compendium. 
Somuiairemeut,  ad,  summari- 

ly.  [writ;  sommations. 

Sommation,      if,      summons; 
Somme,  sf,  load;  sum;  burden. 


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Eu  somnie,  after  all< 
— ,  sm.  nap. 

Suiiiiiieîl,  sm.  sieep.         [doze. 
Soiumeillor,   vn.    to   slumber; 
ISouiuiclicr,  e,S.  butler. 
Soiuuicr,  va.  to   summon,   sun 

up,  call  upoQ.  [Crown. 

Sonimet,     sm.     lop,     suinmit; 
Sommier,    sm.     suoipter-faorse 

hair  cushion,  summer. 
Sommité,  s/',  top;  chlef;  summit, 

point;  principal  person, 
Somuambule,s.  somnambulist. 
Somnambulisme,  sm.soninam- 

bulism. 
Somiiirère ,   a.    somoiferous. 
—,  sm   soporiflc. 
Somiiolejice,    sf.    somnolenc}. 
Somiioleiii,  e,  a.  somnolent. 
Soiuptiiaire,  a.  sumpluary. 
Somptueusement)   ad.  sump- 

tuously. 
Somptueux,  se,  a.  sumptuous. 

gorgeous. 
Somptuo8ité,s/'-sampluousness. 
San,  sm.  bran;  Sound. 
—,  pr.  m.  his,  her,its. 
Sonate,  s^.  Sonata. 
Soudage,  sm.  sounding. 
Soude,  sf.  sounding-line;  probe; 

lead.  [search,  pump,  sin. 

Sonder,   va.  to   Sound;    probe; 
Soudeur,  sm.  leadsman. 
Souge,  sm.  dream;  illusion. 
—  creux,  visionary. 
Songer,  v.  to  dream;  tbink,  ima- 
gine, consider. 
Songeur,  se,  s.  dreamer. 
Sonica,  s.  just  in  tima. 
Sonnaille,  sf.  bell. 
Sonnailler,  vn.  to  ring  ortCD. 
Sonnant,  e, a.  sounding, striliing. 
Sonner,    vn.    to    Sound;    ring; 

strilie.  [striliing  train. 

Sonnerie,    sf.     ring     of    bells, 
Sonnet,  sm.  sonnet. 
Sonnette,  sf.  bell;  monkef . 
Sonneur,  sm.  renger. 
Sonnez,  sm.  Iwo  sixes. 
Sonore,  il.  sonorous. 
Sonorité,  sf.  sonorousness. 
Sniiliismc,  sm.  sopbism,  rallacy. 
Sophiste,  sm.  Sophist. 


Sophistication,  sf.    sophlstr}« 

adultération. 
Sophistique,  a.  sophistical. 
Sophisiii|uer,  va.  to  adultérais. 
Sophisliqneur,  S)n.  —  ticator. 
Soporntir,  ve,  a.  soporific. 
Sopoienx,  se,  a.  soporous. 
Soporirère,  a.  soporiTerous. 
SoporiDque,  a.  soporific. 
Sorbe,   sf.   sorb,   service. 
Sorbet,  sm.  sherbet.       [mould. 
Sorbetière,     sf.    ice-pail;    ice- 
Sorbivr,  sm..  sorb,  service  tree. 
Sorcellerie,  s/,   sorcery,  witch- 

craft. 
Sorcier,  sm.  sorcerer,  nizard 
Sorcière,    sf.    sorceress,  witcb 
Sordide,  a.  sordid,  mean. 
Sordiilenient,  ail.  sordidly. 
Sordidiié,*/'.  sordidness. 
Sorne,  sf.  iron,  dross,  sla^. 
Sornette,  sf.  idie  stories. 
Sororial,  e,  a.  sisterly. 
Sort,  sm.  fate,  lot,  sbell. 
Sortable,  a.  suitable. 
Sorte,  sf.   sort,  kind,  manner. 

De  — que,  so  that. 

De  In  —  ,  tbus;  so. 
Sortie,    sf.    going    out ,    sallf, 

export,    outlet. 

Faire  une — ,   to    launcb  Out. 
Sortilège,  sm.  sorcery;    spell; 

charm. 
Sortir,  xm.  to   go  OT  come  out, 

go  abroad,   i?sue,   spring,  get 

out,  bring  off,  come  off,  shoot 

off.  ffoolisb. 

Sot,   Sotlc,  a.   s.  a   silly,  Tooli 
Sottement,  ad.  Foolisbly. 
Sottise,  sf.  nosense;  abuse;  (oWj, 
Sou,  sm.  penny.  [base. 

Soubassement,    sm.  basement 
Soubresaut,   sm-   start-  sbocli; 

jolt;  plunge.  [ablgail. 

Soubrette,    sf.     lady's     maid, 
Soubreveste,  sf.  surcoat. 
Souche,  sf.  stump,  stock,  stack» 

or  chimney;  top.  [tona. 

Sourhet-    sm.     inferior   frees- 
éou<-i,  sm.    anxiely,   marlgold, 

care. 
Soucier  (ae),  vr.  to  care  Tor, 

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Soucieux,  se,  a>  anxious;  care- 

worn. 
Soucoupe,   sf.  saucer;  salver. 
Soudai»,  e,   a.    sudden;   ucex- 
—  ,ad.  of  a  sudden.  [pected. 

Soudninemeul,  ad.  suddenly. 
Soudaiueté,  sf.  suddenness. 
Soudan,  sm.  sultan  of  Egypt. 
Soudard,  sm.  soldier.       [swort. 
Soude,     sf.    kalt,    soda,    glas- 
Souder,  va.  to  solder;  join. 
Soudoyer,  va.  to  pay;  bire. 
Soudure,    sf.  solder,  soidering, 

union.  [sheatbing  of  a  ship. 

Souroage,    sm.      glass-blcwing 
Soufflaut,  e,  a.  blowing. 
SoufQe,  sm.  brealb;  puff. 
SourOemeul,  S7n.  blowing. 
Souffler,   V.    to  blow;    breathe; 

prompt,  whisper,  shealh.a  ship, 

buff.  [balk;  slap. 

Soufflet,  sm,  bellows,  blow; 
Souffleter,  va.  to  slap;  bufet. 
Souffleur,  se,  s.  blower  paater; 

prompter. 
Soufflure,  sf.  flaw,  [rance. 

Souffrauce,  sf.  suffering;  enda- 
Souffrant,    e,    a.    patient;     in 

pain;  suffering. 
Souffre-douleur,  s.  drudge. 
Souffreteux,  ee,  suffering,  des- 

titute.  [endure,  stand. 

Souffrir,  V.  to  suffer;  admit  of, 
Soufrage,  sm,  sulpburing. 
Soufre,  sm.  brimstone,  sulpbur. 
Soufrer,  va.  brimstone; sulpbur. 
Soufrière,  sf.  sulpbur-mine. 
Soufroir,  sm.  sulfuring-stone. 
Souhait,  sm.  wish,  désire. 

.*  —,  accordingly  to  one's  wish. 
Souhaitable,  a   désirable. 
Souhaiter,   va.  to  wish;  désire. 
Souiller,  va.  to  sullj;  sol;  dirty; 

stain;  défile. 

Se—,  vr.  to  soi);  sully;  pollute. 
Souillon,  s.  slowen,   scullioD. 
Souillure,  sf,  soil;  dirt,  stain. 
Soûl,  e.  a,  Cull,  drunk,  cloyed. 
—,  sm,  belly-ful.  [viation. 

Soulagement,  sm.  relief;  alle- 
Soulager,    va,    to   lighten,  re- 

lieve,  ease,  comfort,abase,  aile- 
«•ûlaut,  e,  «1  clojfiDg.      [-viâitf. 


Soûlard,  c,  o.  a  druukard. 

Soûlas,  sm.  soîace. 

Soûler,  va.lo  saliate;  feil;  glute. 

Se — ,  to  gct  drunk. 
Souleur,  sf,  sudden  fright. 
Soulèvement,  sm.  insurrection, 

rising.  [cile;  re-volt. 

Soulever,    va,    raise  ;    lift;    ex- 

.•Se — ,  vr,  to  rise;  revoit. 
Soulier,  sm,  sboe.  [ning. 

Soulignement,     ad,      underli- 
Souligner,  va.  to  unde'rline. 
Soulte,  sf.  balance;  settleraent. 
Soumettre, l'a. 10  subdue;submit. 

Se—,  vr.  to  subrait;   yield. 
Soumission, «/'.  submission,  ma- 

obedence.  [kingatender. 

Soumissionnaire,  sm.  person 
Soumissionuer,  va.  to  tender 
Soupape,  sf.  ■valve;  plug.  [for. 
Soupjon,  sm.  suspicion,  sur- 
mise, conjecture;  dash. 
Soupçonner,  va.  tO  suspect. 
Soupçonneux,  se,  a,  suspî- 
Soupe,  «/■.  Eoup,  sop.  [cious. 
Soupente,  sf.  loft;  brace  (of  a 
Soupe,  sm.  supper.  [coach). 

Soupeser,  va.    to    poise;  weigh 

by  hand. 
Soupeur,  se,  s.  supper-eater. 
Soupière,  s/",  soup-tureen. 
Soupir,  sm.  sigh,  rest,  breath. 
Soupirail,  sm.  air-hole. 
Soupirant,  stn.  lover,  wooer. 
Soupirer,  v,  to  sigh;  breathe. 
Souple,  a,  suppie,  pliant,  flexi< 

ble,  docile. 
Souplement,  ad.  pliantlj. 
Souplesse ,      $^      suppleness  I 

pliantness. 
Souquenllle,  S7n,    smock-frock. 
Source,  sf.  source,  head-waters. 
Sourcil,  5»i.  eye-brow.    [spring» 
Sourciller,  va,  ta  frown:.  win«e; 

gush  fortb. 

Sans — ,  wilbout  winciug. 
Sourcilleux,  se,    a,    frowning; 

supercilious.  [sensible. 

Sourd,  e,  a.  S,  deaf,   dull,  in- 
— ,  s.  deaf  person.  [tern. 

Sourde  (lanterne),   dark  lan- 
Sourd-muet,    te,    $,  deaf   and 

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Sourdaad,  s.  dear  person, 
Sourdemeut.  ad.  secretlj,  low, 

rumhlingly. 
Sourdiuc,  sf.  sordine,  sordet. 

A  la-  ,  ad.  secfelly;  on  the  slj. 
Sourdre,   vn.    to   spring;  gush 

forth;  \iell. 
Souriceau,  sm.   joung  mouse. 
Souricière,  s/'.  iDOUse-trap. 
Suriquo!»  {le  peuple),  m.  the 

inicy  tribe. 
Sourire,  V)i.  to  smile;  please. 
— ,  Souri»,  sm.  sm'.le.  [kouckle. 
Souris,   sf.    mouse;  cram-bone, 
Souruols,  8e,  a.  sly;  craftj. 
— ,  s.  slj  fellow;  slyja'e. 
Sous,  pr.  under,  wilbin,  on. 
Sous-aide,  sm.  under-assistant. 

—  -agent,  sm.  sub-ageot. 

—  -bail,  sm.  under-lease. 

—  -biliHotliccaîre,  5m.  under- 
librarian.  [bonate. 

—  -carbonate ,     S7n.     subcar- 

—  -cbantre,  sm.  s£t>-cbanter. 

—  -chef,  sm.  depuly  head-clerk. 

—  -diacre,  S7n,  sub-deacon. 

—  -directeur,    trice,   s.    sub- 
direclor;  sub-directress. 

—  -doyen,  sm.  sub-dean. [stand. 

—  -entendre,    va,     to     under- 

—  -entendu,  s.  a.  understood. 

—  -entente,  sf.  menlal    réser- 
vation, [uerness. 

—  -gouvernante,  sf.  under-go- 

—  -gouverneur,    sm.     under- 
goveroor.  [dance. 

—  -intendance,  (/.  sub-inten- 

—  -intendant,   sm.  sub-inlen- 
dant.  [nancy  place. 

—  -lieutenance,  9f.  sub-lieute- 

—  -lieutenant,  sm.  sublieute- 
nant.  [nant. 

—  -locataire ,    sm.    under-te- 

—  -locution,  sf.  sub-Ielling. 

—  -louer,  va.  to  under-hire. 

—  -maître,  teacher,  usher. 

—  -mattrcase,    sf.    under-go- 
Terness. 

~~  nsariu,  e,  a.  submarine. 

—  -multiple,  sm.  submultiple. 

—  -œuvre,  sf.  under-pinning. 

—  -officier,  sm.  non-commisio- 
ned  or&cer. 


Soua-ordre,  sm.  subordlntta^ 

—  -pied,  S7n.  strap. 

—  -précepteur,  under-tutor. 

—  -préfet,  sm.  sub-prefect. 

—  —préfecture,  sf.  5ub-prefec- 

—  -prieur, sm.sub-prior.  [lure. 

—  -prieure,  sf.  sub-prioress. 

—  —secrétaire,  sm.  «inder-s^ 

—  -sol,  sm.  subsoil.  [cretary. 
Souscripteur,  sm.  subscriber. 
Souscripiiou,  sf.  subscription. 
Souscrire,  pro.  to  subscribe. 
Soussigné,  «,  a.  under-written. 
Soussigner,  va.  lo  under-sign. 
Sous-taugente,  sf.  sub-taogent. 
Soualraclion,  sf.  subtracliOD. 
Soustraire,  va.  to  sublract,  take 

away. 

Se—,  vr.  to  a'void  ;  escape. 
Soutacbe,  sf.  braid. 
Soutacber,  va.  to  braid. 
Soutane,  sf.  cassock. 
Soulauelie  ,  sf.    short   cassock. 
Soute,  sf.  slore-room. 
Soutesiable,  a.  supportable. 
Soutènement,  sm.  prop;  sup* 
Souteneur,  sm.  bully.        [port. 
Soutenir,  la.  to  support;  main. 

tain,  keep,  bear,  endure,  assist, 

défend ,     strengthen ,      fortiTy, 

uphold.      [selT;  bold  out;  resit 

Se— ,t)r.to stand;  support  one's 
Soutenu,   e  ,  a.     UDremitting ; 

equal.  [tunnel. 

Souterrain,  sm,  Tault,  cavero; 
Soutien,  sm.  support,  prop, stay 
Soutirage,  tm,  rackiug. 
Soutirer,  va.  to  rack  ;  draw  oCT, 

eztract. 
Souvenance,  $f.  remerobrance. 

Se  Souvenir,  vr.  to  remem- 

Èer;  recollect. 

Faire—,  to  reœind. 
Souvenir,    sm.    remembrapce. 

keepfake. 
Souvent,  ad.  often,  frequentlj 
Souverain,  e,  a.  S.  sovcreign. 
Souverainement,    ad.     sove> 

reignly. 
Souveraineté,  sf.  50vereignLy« 
Soyeux,  se,  a.  siiky,  soft. 
Spacieusement. ad.  spaciously. 
Spacieux,  se^  a.  spacious,  wide. 

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Spadassin,  sm.  bravo,  bully. 
Spadille,  sm.  spadille. 
Spulii,  sm.  spahi.  [etc). 

Spalnier,  >  a.  to  pay  (nith  pitch, 
Spai'nili-ap,  sm.  cereclolh. 
Sparteric,  sf.  things  made  with 

the  tpilium.    ' 
Spasme,  sm.  spasm,  convulsion. 
Spasiiiodiqiie,  a»  spasmodic» 
Npatli,  sm,  spar. 
Spulbe,  sf.  5pa(be> 
Spatnie,  s/,  spatula;  spoonbill. 
Spécial,  e, a.  spécial,  parlicular. 
Spécialement,  ad.  specially. 
Spécialiser,  va.  (o  specialize; 
Spécialité,  s^.  —  lity.     [specify. 
Spécieusement,  ad.  speciously. 
Spécieux,  se,  a.  specious,  plau- 
Spéciflcaliou,  s/.— lion,  [sible. 
Spéciflcaiir,  ve,  a.  specificalive. 
Spécifier,  va.  lo  specify. 
Spéciaqtie,  a.  sm.  speciSc. 
^péciûqiiemonl,  ad»  —  Scally 
Spécimen,  stn.  spécimen. 
Spectacle,  sm.  spectacle,  fhow. 
Spectateur,  rice,  s.  spectator. 
Spectre,  sm.  spectre,  apparition. 
Spéculaire,  a.  specular. 
Spéculateur,  sm.  —  tor. 
Spéculatif,  ve,  a.  s,  spéculative. 
Spéciilatiou,  sf.  —  lion. 
Spéculer,  vn.  to  specnlate» 
Spencer,  syn.  spencer. 
Spermatique,  a.  —  tic. 
Speriue,  sm.  sperm,  seed. 
Spbére,  sf.  sphère. 
Sphéricité,  sf,  —  City. 
Spbériqne,  a.  epherical. 
Splicriquem^nl,  ad.  —  rically. 
Spliéroïdc,  SDi.  spberoid. 
Sphincter,  sm.  Sphincter, 
Sphinx,  sm.  sphinx. 
Spinal,  e,  a.  spinal, 
Spiuclle,  a.  spincllei 
Spiral,  e,  a.  spiral. 
Spirale,  sf.  spirale. 
Spire,  sf.  spire,  hélix. 
Spiritualisatiou,  sf*  —  zation. 
SpirituaISscr,  va.   to  spiritual 

ize. 
SpiritnaliHme,  sm,  —  alism. 
Spiritualiste,  stn.  spiritualist. 
Spiritualité;  s/,  sjjiritu^litj. 


Spirituel,    le,     a.     spiritual, 

sprighlly,  witty.  [wittily 

Spirituellement,  ad.  —  tualiy, 
Spiritueux,    se,  a.  spirituous, 

—  sm.  spirit,  [noiogy. 

Splanchnologte,   ^^    ^lanch« 
Spleen,  sm.  spleen. 
Splendeur,  s/',  splendeur,  pomp. 
Splendide,  a.  splendid;  magni- 

ficent. 
Splendidement,  ad»  —  dîdly* 
Spiéniqnc,  a.  splenic. 
Splénétique,  a,  spIenetlCi 
Spoliateur,  sm.  spolier. 
Spoliation,  sf.  spoliation. 
Spolier,  va.  to  spoliate;  despoïl, 
Spondaique,  a  spondalo. 
Spondée,  «)».  spondée, 
Spondjle,  .sm.  spondyle. 
Spongieux,  se,  a,  spongy. 
Spontané,  e,  a,  sponlaneous. 
Spontanément,     ad.      sponta- 

neously. 
Spontanéité,  sf.  —  neity, 
Sporadique,  a.  sporadiCi 
Sporte,  S7n.  sport.  [thy. 

Spumeux,  se,  a.  spumous,  fro- 
Spumosité,  sf.  spuminess. 
Sputation,  sm.  spitting. 
Squale,  sm.  dogfisb;  shark. 
Sqiiammeux,  se,  a.  squamous. 
Squelette,  sm.  skelelOQ. 
Squille,  sf.  squill. 
Squirre,  sm.  scirrhus. 
Squirreux,  se,  a.  scirrhous. 
St!  in  t.  hushl  peace. 
Stabilité,  sf.  stability,  firmnssSt 
Stablat,  sm.  a  but. 
Stable,  a.  stable,  firm;  solid. 
Stade,  sm.  sladium. 
Stage,  $m,  novitiate  of  a  lawyer. 
Stagnant,  e,  a.  stagnant,  still. 
Stagnation,  sf.  —  tion. 
Stalactique,  a.  stalactic. 
Stalactite,  sf.  stalactite. 
Stalagmite,  sf.  stalagmite. 
Stalle,  sf  stall. 
Staiice,  sf,  slauza. 
Stase,  sf.  stagnation. 
Stnihondcr,  sm.  stadtholder. 
Siathoudorat,  ïladlboldersblp. 
Statice,  sf.  statice. 
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Statlonuair»,  n.  slatiooarj. 
— ,  sni.  guard-ïhip.  [sland. 

Stationner  ,  va,  to  station  ; 
Statique,  sf,  slalics.  ^  [tical. 
Statistique,  sf.  statistic,' stalis- 
Statiiairc,  sm.  statuar},  sculp- 
— ,  sf.  slatuary.  [tor. 

—  ,  a.  statuary. 
Statue,  sf.  statue> 
Statuer,  va.  to  enact,  ordain. 
Stature,  sf.  stature. 
Statut,  stn.  statute  written  law. 
Stegauograpbie,  sf.   stegano- 

grafihy. 
Stellaire,  sf.  stellar,  starrj. 
Stelliou,  sm.  stellion  (lizard). 
Stéuograpbe)    sm.    steoogra- 

pher. 
Sténographie,  sf.  stenography. 
Sténographier,  va.  tO  Write  in 

short  hand.  [phical. 

Slénographique,  a.  stenogra- 
Sténographiquenieut,a(^.  ste- 

nographically.  [■voice. 

Stentor  (voix  île),  ver;  stroug 
Steppe,  sf.  steppe. 
Stère,  sm.  stère,  cubic  mètre. 
Stéréographic,    sf.    stereogra- 

phj. 
Stércoiuetrie,  sf.  stereometry. 
Stéréotype,  a.  sîereotype. 
Stéréotypcr.  va.  to  stéréotype. 
Stérile,  a.  stérile,  barren,  vain. 
Stérilité,  sf. —  lity,  barreoness. 
Sterling,  a.  s.  sterling. 
Sternum,  sm.  sternum. 
Stcrnutatoire,  sternutatory, 
Stihié,  e,  a.  stibiated.    [stigma. 
Stigmate  ,   sm.    print  ,    mark; 
Stigmatiser,  va.  to  stigmalize  ; 

hrand. 
Stimulant,  e,  a.  stimulant. 
Stimuler,  va.  to   stimulate,  ex- 
Stipeudiaire,  a.  hired.      [cite. 
Stipendier,  va.  to  *  keep  inpay. 
Stipulant,  e,  a.  stipulating. 
Stipulation,  sf.  —  liOD. 
Stipuler, ïa.stipulate,  coTenant. 
Stokfich,  sm.  stockfisch. 
Stoff.  sm.  noollen  stuff. 
S(oïcien,  ne,  a.  StoiO. 
Sioïque,  a.  stoiçal,  austère. 
Stoïquement,  dd.  stoicallj. 


Stoïcisme,  syn.  stoicism. 
Stomacal,  e,  slomacbic,  cordial. 
Stomachique,  a.  s.   stomacbic. 
Storax,  sm.  storax. 
Store,  sm.  spring  hlinds 
Strabisme,  sm.  squiaiing. 
Strangulation,  sf.  —  tion. 
Strangurie,  sf.  strangury. 
Strapusser,  va.  to  drub  ;  bang. 
Strapontin,  sm.  bracket-seat. 
Strass,  sm.  stras,  paste  to  imi- 

tate  diamonds. 
Strasse,  sf.  refuse  silk. 
Stratagème,  sm.  stratagem. 
Stratégie,  sf.  stratcgy. 
Stratégique,  a.  stratégie. 
Stratification,  sf.  —  tiOD. 
SiratiGer,  va.  10  stratify. 
Strict,  e,  a.  strict. 
Strictement,  ad.  etrictly. 
Siriea,  sf.  pi.   flutings;   streaks. 
Strié,  e,  a.  striated. 
Strophe,  sf.  strophe. 
Structure,  sf.  structure. 
Stuc,  S771.  stucco. 
Stucateur,  sm.  stucco-plasterer. 
Studieusement,  ad.  sludioufly. 
Studieux,  se,  a.  studious. 
Stupéfactif,  a.  stupefactive. 
Stupéfaction,  sf.   —  tion. 
Stupéfait,  e,  a.   stupefied. 
StupéQaul,  e,  a.  stupiTylng. 
Stupéfier,  va.  tostupiry,asloundi 
Stupeur,»/',  stupor,  stupéfaction. 
Siupide,  a.  stupid,  du]|. 
— ,  s.  blockhead,  dunce. 
Stupidement,  ac/.  slupidly. 
Stupidité,  s/.  —  dity,  stoliditj. 
Style,  sm.  slyle. 
Styler,  va.  to  train  ;  form. 
Siylvt.  sm.  stiletto,  stylet. 
Stylobate,  sm.   sljlobate. 
Styptique,a.  s.  styptic. 
Suaire,      sm,      winding-sDeet  ; 
Suant,  e,  a.  swealing.  [shroud. 
Suave, a.  sweet  soft;  délicate. 
Suavement,  ad.   sweetly.  ^ 
Suavité,  sf.  —  ty,  sweetneos. 
Suitnitcrnc,  a.  S.  subaltem. 
Subdélégation,  sf.  —  tion, 
Suhdélégué,  s>n.   subdelegate. 
Subdélégueri    V«,  tO    Eul)dele« 

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Su1idi<'i«er,  va.  to  subdivide. 
Siabdi\isiou,  s^.  —  sion. 
Siihir.  va.  to  *  undergo,  suffer. 
Siiitit.  e,  a.  sudden  unexpeded. 
Subitement,  ad.  snbdenly. 
Snliiio,  ar/.  suddi^nly. 
Subjonctif,  a.  sm.  subjuDClive. 
Subjuguer,  va.  lo  subdue;  con- 
Siibiiiuation.s^.  —  tion.  [quer. 
Sublime,  a.  sm,  sublime. 
Sublimé,  s»2.  sublimale. 
Sublimer,  va.  to  sublimate. 
Sublimité,    sf.  —  ty,    loftincss. 
Sublingual,  e,  a.  sublÎDgual. 
Sublunairc,  a.  subluDary. 
Submerger,  va.  to  Submerge. 
Submersion,  sf.  submersion. 
Subordination,  sf.   —  tion. 
Subordiucmeut,  ad.  —  nately. 
Subordonné,  e^  a.  8.  subordi- 

nate.  [bordinate. 

Subordonnément,  ad.  as  a  sn- 
Subordonuer,  va.  to  subordi- 
nale. 
Subornation,   sf.    subornation. 
Suborner,  va.  to  suborn  ;bribe. 
Suborneur,  se,  5.  suborner. 
Subrécargue,  sm.  supercargo. 
Siibrécot,  sm.   afler-reckoning. 
Subreptice,  a.  subreptitious. 
Subrepticement,   ad.    surrej- 

litiously. 
Subreption,  sf.  —  tion. 
Sulirogaliou,  sf.  —  tion. 
Subrogé,  c,  a.  surrogated. 
Subroger,     t'a.     to     subrogate, 

subslilute.  [quintly. 

Subséqiiemment,  ad  —  subse- 
Subséqucnt,  e,  (1.  —  quent. 
Subside,  S7n.  subsidy,  supply. 
Subsidiiiire,  a.  diary. 
Subsidiaireiiieut,a4.— diarily 
Subsistance,    sf.    snbsistence, 

iiveliliood.  [live. 

Subsister,  vn.  to  subsist;  exist; 
Salistanct,  »•/■    subs'.aoce. 
Sabatwatlel,  ie.  u.  iuLitantial. 
Subsiauiiullcment,  ad,  —  tUt* 

ly.  [tive. 

Substantif,  Te,  a.  sm.  substan- 
Subslautivcmeut,  ad  —  tively. 
Substituer,  va.  to  substitute  ; 

•Dtaii. 


Substitut,  sm.  substitate;  de- 

puty. 

Substitution,  sf.  substltntion 
entai).  [évasion 

Subterfuge,    sm,    subterfuge 

Subtil,  e,  a.  subtile,  keen,  dex- 
terous,  tliin,  fine,  artful. 

Subtilement,  ad.  subtlely. 

Subtilisation,  sf.  —  zation. 

Subtiliser,  va.  to  sublilize. 

Subtilité,  sf.  sublility,  keen 
ness,  fioeness,  subtlely.        [ve 

Subvenir,  vn.  to  asfist  ;  relie 

Subvention,  sf.  grant;  subven- 
tion, aid.  [dize;  aid. 

Subieutlonner,   va.   to   subsi- 

Subverslon,  »^.— slon.  [throw. 

Subvertir,  va.  to  subvert,  over- 

Suc,  sm.  juice,  essence. 

Succédané,  e,  a.  suceedaneons. 

— ,  sm.  succedaneum. 

Succéder,  vn.  to  succeed;  Inhe- 
rit;  prosper. 

Succès,  sm.  snccess,  Issne. 

Successeur,  sm.  successor. 

Sucressibilité.s^  right  of  snc- 
cession. 

Successif,  ve,  a.  successive. 

Succession,  sf.  succession,  io- 
herilance. 

Successivement,  ad.  —  vely. 

Succiu.  sm.  yellow,  amber. 

Succinct,  e,  a.  succinct,  con- 
cise, brief. 

Succinctement,  ad.  succintly. 

Succion,  sf.  suction.     [Tall;  die. 

Succomber,  vn.  to  sink;  yield; 

Succube,  sm.  succubus,         [ly. 

Succuicmment,  ad.  succulent- 
Succulent,  e,  a.  —  ent,  julcy. 

Succursales^,  cbapel  of  ease; 
branch  cslablishment. 

Sucement,  sm.  sucking. 

Sucer,  va. losuck;  drain;  exbaust. 

Suceur,  euse.  ;.  sucker. 

Suçoir,  sm.  a  sucker. 

Suçon .  on.  sucking  mark  on 
Uia  skia.  [ediy 

Suçoter^  «a.   ta  latk   repeav- 

Sucre,  sn;,  sngar. 

—d'orge,  barley-sugar. 

—candi,  sugar-'candy.       [gareA. 

Sucré,  e^  a.  sweet,  aagary  ;  su* 


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Sucrer,  va.  to  sugar,  sweeten. 
Sucrerie,  sf.    sugar-house  ;  pi. 

sweelmeats.  [baker. 

Sucrier,  sm.sugar-basiD;  sugar- 
Sucrin,  sm.  sugar-melon. 
Sud,  sm,  south  ;  —  -est,  south- 

east;  —  -oueat,  soutb-west. 
Sudoi'iAque.  a.  $m.  —  fie. 
Suée,  >/'.  sudden  Tright. 
Suer,  V.  to  sweat;  toil;  perspire. 
Suéde,  sf.  swealing-sictness. 
Sueur,  sf.  sweat,  labour,  [cient. 
Suffire,  vil.  to  suffice  ;    be  sufli- 
Suffisammcnt,  ad.  sufficienlly. 
Suffisauce,  sf.  sufficiency,  self- 

sufficiency.  [self-conceiled. 

Suffisant,    e,    a.    s.    sufticient, 
Suflocant,   e,    a.    sulTocating, 

cboking. 
Suffocation,  sf. — lion,  cboking. 
Suffoquer,     va.    to    sutTocate, 

cboke. 
Sulîragant,  a.  sm.  sulTragan. 
Suffrage,    sm.   suffrage,  TOte, 

approljation. 
Suffumigation,  s/'.  —  tlon, 
Suffusion,  sf.—  sion.    [prompt. 
Suggérer,      va.      to     suggest  ; 
Suggestion,  s^. —  lion,  bint.' 
Sugillatiou,  sf.  sugillalion;   li- 

■vid  spot.  [murder. 

Suicide,     sm.     suicide,     selT- 

Su  Suicider,  vr.    lo    murder 
Suie,  •«/■.  soot.  [one's  self. 

Suif,  sm.  fat,  tallow,  suet. 
Suifer,  vn.  lo  tallow. 
Suint,  sm.  greasiness.         [ting. 
Suintement,  sm.  oozing;  swea- 
Suinter,  vn.  to  ooze  oui;  sweat. 
Suisae,   sf.    SwiUerlaad;   a.  S. 

Swiss,  sm.  portier,  beadl». 
Suissesse,  Swiss  woman. 
Suite,  sf.  train,  sequel,    séries, 

order,  succession,  conséquence. 

De—,  one  aftcr  anollier. 

Tout  de—,  immedialely. 
Suivant,  jir.  **cording  lo,  pur- 

suant  to. 
Suivant,  e,  a.  folloning,  uext. 
Suivant,  e,  s.  follower;  lady's 

maid. 
Suivre,  un.  to   follow;  attend; 

pursue;  observe;  pursue. 


Sujet,  te,   a.   subjeet,   liable, 

inclioed  ;  pr,ine. 
— ,  te,  s.  subjeet,  vassal. 
— ,  tm.   subjeet,  cause,  reason, 

matter. 
Sujétion,  if.  subjeclion. 
Sulfate,  tm,  sulphate. 
Sulfite,  tm.  sulphite. 
Sulfure,  $m.  sulphuret. 
Sulfuré,  e,  a,  sulphuraled. 
Sulfureux,  se,  a   sulphurûus* 
.Sulfurique,    a.  suipburic  aeid. 
Sultan ,  sm.  sultan. 
Sultane,  sf.  sultansss,  sultana. 
Sumac,  sm.  sumach. 
Superbe,  sf.  pride.  [perb. 

— ,  a.  sf.  baugiity,  sumptuous,  su» 
Superbement,    ad,    superblj; 

proudly,  sumpluously.   L<^eceit. 
Supercherie,  sf  fraud,  cbeat; 
Supcrfétation,  sf.  —  lion. 
Superficie,      sf.      superficies, 

surfacl. 
Superficiel,  e,  a.  superSeial. 
Superficiellement, atî.—elallj. 
Superfin,  a.  sm.  superflne. 
Superfiu,  e,a.  superQuous. 
—,  sm.  superfluily.  [rior. 

Supérieur,  e,  a.  s.  uppar,  supe- 
Super  euremeut,     ad,     supe- 

riorly. 
Supériorité,  sf.  superioritj. 
.«iupcrluiif,  ve,  a,  superlative. 

Supurlalivcuient,  oà.  — velj. 

Superposer,  va.  10  superpos». 
Superposition,  superposition. 
Superstitieusement,   ad.   SU- 

persliliously.  [lilious. 

Superstitieux,  se,  a.  3,  Supert- 
Superstition,  sf. —  lioa. 
Supin,  sm.  supine. 
Supiuatcur,  sm.  supinator. 
Supiuiiiion,  sf.  supination. 
Supplantateur,sm.  supplanter. 
Suppliiuter,    va,    to    supplant; 

di?place.  [up. 

Suppléer,  v.  lo  suppliy;  maka 
Supp  éuieut,  sm.  supplément; 

cliarge.  [mentary. 

Suppiéuientairo,  a.  supple- 
Suppliuut,  «,  a.  s.  humble,  pe- 

tilioppr,  ^iipplicant. 
Suppiicuiiou,  sf.  supplication. 


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Supplice,     sm,     pnnishinent, 

pain,  torment.  [sufferer 

Supplicie,  sm.  person  punished 
^■■PpliciiT,  iï!.  to  exécute. 
fiiipiilier,  va.    lo   beseech  ;  im 
Supplique,  sf.  pétition,    [plore 
Support,   .tm.    support,    prop 

retl;  bearer.  [portable 

Supportable,  a.  tolerable;  sup 
Supportablement ,  a^.  toléra* 

bly.  [prop. 

Supporter,  va.  to  support,  bear; 
SuppoHable  ,  a.  supposable. 
Supposé,   e ,    a.    suppositious, 

false. 
—que,  ad.  snpposing,  that. 
Supposer,  va.  to  suppose;  attri- 

bute;  invent;  forge.      [forgery. 
Supposition,    if.    supposition, 
Suppositoire,  sm.  —  lorj. 
Suppôt,  sm.  agent,  Instrument, 
Suppression,  sf.  suppression. 
Supprimer,    va.    to    suppress, 

abolish. 
Suppiiratif,  Te,  a.  sm.  —  tive. 
Suppuration,  sf.  —  tion. 
Suppurer,  vn.  to  suppurate. 
Supputation,  sf.  computation. 
Supputer,  va.  to  compute;  sup- 
pute. 
Suprématie,  sf.  supremacy. 
Suprême,  a.  suprem»,  last. 
Sur.  jir.  on,  upon,  OYOr,  about. 
Sur,  sure.  a.  sour,  acid,  sbarp. 
Sûr.  sûre,  a.  sure,  certain,  safe. 

A  coup— ,  pour— ,infaiilibly. 
Suralioudumment,  ad.  super- 

abiindantly.  [dance. 

Surabouilance,  sf.  superabun- 
Sur.'il>ou<1unt,e,  a.  superabun- 

dant.  [abcund. 

Surabonder,     t'a.     to     super- 
Surnigu,  ë.  (I.  -very  high 
Sur.ijouter,  va.  to  superadd. 
Suranné,  e,  Q.  superannuated, 

obsolète.  [superannuate 

Suranncr,  vn.  to  e.xpire  ;  vu,  lo 
Stirarbilrc,  s»i.  umpire. 
Surard  (linaigre),  syn.  vine- 

gar  ofeldor.  [pressed. 

Surbaissée,  a.   elliptical;    de- 
SurbnissemenI,    sm,    depres- 

eioo. 


Surcharge,  sf.  surcharge;  ad- 

ditional  burden. 
Surcharger,    va.    to    OTerload  ; 

overcbarge.  [pound. 

Surcomposé,  e,  a.  double  com- 
Siircoupei*,  v.  to  trump  abovi'. 
Surcroissance,  s/',  excrescence. 
Surcroît,  sm.  increase. 
Surcrotlre,     vn.    to    grow    tOO 

fast  ;  va  to  increase. 
Surdent,  sf.  prqjecting  toolh. 
Surdité,  sf.  deafne^^s. 
Surdoi'é,  c,  a.  double-gilt. 
Surdorer,  un.  tO  doilble-gild. 
Surdorure,  sf.  double-gilding. 
Sureau,  sm.  elder-tree,  cider. 
Sîirement,  ad.  surely,  sal'ely. 
Sûrémiuent,  e,   a.    superemi» 

Dent. 
Surenchère,  sf.  outbidding. 
Surenchérir,  vn.  to  bid  bigher. 
Surenchérisseur,  se, s. bidder, 
Siirérogation,  sf.  supereroga- 

tion.  [tory. 

Surérogntoire,  a.  supereroga- 
Suret,  te,  a.  sourish,  tartish. 
Sûreté.  s/.%afety,  security. 
Surexcitation,  sf.  over-excite* 

ment. 
Surexciter,  va.  to  over-excite. 
Surface, s/,  snrrace,  oulside. 
Surfaire,  va.  to  asli  loo  much 
Surfaix,  sm.  surcingle.        [for. 
Siirfln,  e,  a.  superfine,     [reacb. 
Surgir,  vn.  to  arise  ;  start  up; 
Surhniissement.  sm.  raising. 
Surhausser,  va.  to  raise. 
Surhumain,  e,  a.  superhumaa. 
Surjet,  sm.  OTercast-sUlch;  wip- 

stitch. 
Surjeter,  va.  to  wliip,  overcast. 
Siu-iuicudance,  s/',  superinten- 

dence.  [dent- 

Surintendant,  sm,  snperinten- 
Surinteudaute,  sf.  superinten- 

dant's  wife.  [ter  the  morrow. 
Surlendemain,  sm.  the  day  af- 
Siirlonge,s/'.  sirloin.  [drive. 
Surmener. vn.  to  founder  ;  over- 
Surmesure,  if.  over-measure, 
Siirinoulahle,  a,  surmountable. 
Surmonter,  va.    to   surmounl; 

surpass ;  outdo. 


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Siirmofit,  sm.  must,  scum. 
Surmulet,«)>2.  gray-mullet,  sur- 

mullet.  . 
Surmulot,  sm    biow  rat. 
Surnager,  un.  to  swim  ;  Qoat. 
Surnuturel,  le,  a.  supernalural. 
Surnaturcllemen<,  ad,  super- 

naturally. 
Surnom,  sm.  surname. 
Surnommer,  va.  to  surname. 
Surnuméraire,  a.  supernume- 

rarj. 
Suron,   sm.  seroon;  earth-nut. 
Suro8,  sm.  splint. 
Surpassabic,  a.  surpassabls. 
Surpasser,  1(2.(0  excel,  surpass. 
Surpayer,  in.  to  OTerpay. 
Surpente,  sf.  (ma)  guj. 
Surplis,  SU!,  surplice. 
Surplomb,  stn.slope,  slopeness. 
Surplomber,  vri.  overbang. 
Surplus,  sm.  surplus. 

au  — ,  ad,  bowe\er. 
Surpolds,  sm.  o'verweight. 
Surprenant, e,  a,  surprising. 
Surprendre,    va.    to    surprise, 

astonish;  cverhear. 
Surprise,  s/,  surprise,  trick;  as- 

tonislimenl. 
Sursaut, sni.  en—,  wilh  a  start. 
Surséance, .s/',  suspension,  slop. 
Sursenicr,  va.   lo  sow  again. 
Surseoir, ra.to  suspend;  put  oïï. 
Sursis,  sm.  delay,  respite. 
Surtaie,s/'.  O'ver-tax;  surcbarge. 
Surtaxer,  va.  to  OTer-taxe. 
Surtout,ai/.abo'veall,especially. 
—,  sm.  upper  coat.  [dence. 

SurTeilluucc,  sf.  supenutcn- 
Surveiliant,  e,s.  overseer,  ins- 
pecter, [eve. 
Surveille,;/',  iheday  before  tlie 
Surveiller,  on,  lo  inspect  ;  natcli 

o-ver.  [pecledij. 

Survenance,  sf.  coming  unex- 
Survenaut,  e,  a.  S.  come  unex- 

pecledly. 
Survendre,  D».  lo  sell  too  dear. 
Survenir,     Vil.    to    superveue; 

drop  in. 
Survente, .';/'.  overcharge.    [out. 
Survider,  l'a.  to  talie  out;  poor 
Survie,  sf.  survivorship. 


Survivance,  tf.  revers'OB,  sur- 

vivorship. 
Survivant,  c,  s.  sur\iTor. 
Survivre,  v,  lo  survivo,  outlive. 
Sus,  int.  pr.  up,  come 

en  — ,  above. 
Susceptibilité,  sf.  —  lity. 
Susceptible,  a.  susceptible. 
Suseitation,  s/.  suscilatiûD,  in» 

tigalion. 
Susciter,  va,  lo  raise,  croate. 
Suscription,  sf.  superscriptioB, 

direction.  [said. 

Susdit,  e,  a.   aToresaid;  above- 
Suspect,  e,  a.  suspected,  susfk 

cious. 
Suspecter,  va.  to  suspect. 
Suspendre,    va.    to    uang    ap; 

suspend,  delay. 
Suspens,  a,  m.  suspended. 

en  —,  ad.  In  suspense. 
Suspense,  sf,  suspension,  [ing. 
Suspensir,  ve,  a.  — ive,  hinder- 
Suspension, s/,  suspension,  ces* 

sation. 
Suspcnsoîr,  sm.  bandage  ;  sus- 

pensory. 
Suspente,  sf.  (ma.)  sling. 
Suspicion,  sf.  suspicion. 
Sustentation,  sf.  sustenancc. 
Sustenter,  va.  to  sustain,  fet(}« 

keep. 
Suture,  t<f,  suture,  joining. 
Suzerain,  e,  a.  paramount. 
Suzeraineté,  sf.  suzerainty. 
Svelte,  a.   siender,  slim. 
Sycomore,  syn.   sycamore-tree» 
Sycophante,  s.  ~~pbaut,  knave. 
Sjllubaire,  sm.    spelling-booka 
Syllabe,  sf,  syilable. 
Syllabique,  a.  —  bical. 
i^ylU-pse,  sf.  syllepsis. 
Syllogisme,  sm.  syllogism. 
Syllogislique,  a.  £.ïilogistic> 
Sylpbe,  S.  sjlpb. 
i^ylpbide,  sf.  sylphid. 
Sylvain,  siH.  saiyr;  sylvaioi 
Symbole,    sm,    Symbol,    cre»(lt 

tokcn,  emblem. 
Symbolique,  a.  —  lical. 
Symboliser,  vil.  symboiize. 
Symétrie,  sf,  symmetry. 
Symétrique,  a.—  tricaU 


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flymélrlqucmeiit)  ttd.   symme- 

trically. 
8}'incti-i8cr,i<n.  to  symmetrlze. 
Sympntbie,  sf.  sympatby. 
Sr>ipalbiqiie,  a.  syirpalhetic; 

vJBgeaial. 
S;iii|>nlbUcr.t'i!.  (0  sympalbize. 
S;iu|il>oiiie,  sf.  —  ny,  concert. 
Sympbonisto,  sm.  —  oist. 
8}iD|>hi8P,  sf.  syniphysis. 
Syniptnuiutiqiie,  a.  —  matical. 
SyniptAuie,  sin.  symplom;  si^'n. 
Synagogue,  sf.  -  gue.     [malic. 
Synallagiuaticiup,  a.  synallag- 
Synchrouisine)    stn.    Eynchro- 

nism.  [ling  fit. 

Syncope,  sf.  — pe,   swoon,  fain- 
Syuroper,  va.  to  sjncopate. 
Syndic,  sm.  syndic,  assignée. 
Syndical,  e,  a.  syndical. 
Syndicat,  sm.  syndicale. 


Syndiquer,  va.  to  censure. 
Syni'cdoqiic,  sf.  —  doche. 
Syiici'CBc,  sf.  syneresis. 
Synodal,  e,  (t.  synodal. 
Synoduleuicnt,  ad.  synodicallj. 
S)i>odc,  sm.  sjnod,  cuovocatioB. 
Syuodique,  a.  synodic. 
Synonyme,   sm.  —   nym. 
— ,  II.  —  mous. 
Syiioplique.  a.  synoptical. 
Syuiaïc,  sf.  syntax. 
SytiihèHe,  sf.  synlbesis. 
Syiilbéliqne,  a.  SynlhetlC. 
»iy|ib>li«,  sf.  syphilis, 
Syriuga,  sm.  syringa. 
Syrics,  pi.  f.  quicksand. 
Sy8lt-nialiqiic,a.  — tical.  [callj. 
Sysléuiatiqtiemeal,  ad.  —  lî« 
SyNième,  sm.  System. 
Syatole,  s/',  systole 
Syiygie,  sf.  syzygj. 


Ta,  pro,  (.  Ihy. 
Tabac,  sm.  tobaeeo -,  snuff.  [van. 
Tabagie,  sf.  smoiiing-room  ;  di- 
Tabarin,  sm.    buSoon  ;  merry- 

andrew. 
Tabai-iiiage,  sm,  buffoonery. 
Tabuliéi-e,  sf.  SDUff-box. 
Tabellion,  un.  notary.     [office. 
Tabelliunuge,   sm.   scrivener's 
Tabernacle,  sm.  tabernacle. 
Tabin,  sm,  naved  silk. 
Tabiser,  la.  to  labby;  water. 
ïablature,  sf.  tablature. 
Table,  sf.  table,  board,  slab. 
—  à  jouer,  card-table. 
~   de  cuisine,  dresser. 
>  d'bûce,  ordinarj. 

—  de  nuit,  bcd-side-table. 

—  alphabétique, index,  [tents. 

—  dos  nitttiéreti,  table  ci  con- 
Tableau,  sm.    picture,  descrip- 
tion, table,  lisl,  board;  roll. 

Tabler,  in.  lo  dépend,  reckon 
Tabletier,  e,  s.  toynian. 
Toble«te,.s7".shelf,  lozen^e,cake. 
Tableltei'ie,  sf.  toys,  toy-lrade. 
Tablier,  5ȕ.aproD,cbess-board, 
plalform. 


Tabouret,  sm,  stool. 

Tac,  sm.  rot. 

Tacet,  sm.  pause. 

Tuche,  sf.  stain,  spot,  blemish. 

Tâche,  sf.  task.duty. 

tt  lu  —,  by  Ibe  great.     [stain. 
Tacher,  va.    to   dirty,  to  spot, 
Tâcher, un,  toendcavour, strive. 
Tacheter,  va.  to  speckle. 
Tach) graphie,  sf.  short-hand. 
Tacite,  a.  lacil,  iraplied. 
Taciieuieui,  ad.  lacilly.' 
Taciturne,  a.  sileut,tacitura 
Tacituruité,  sf.  —  ty. 
Tact,  sm.  feeling,  touch. 
Tactile,  ((.  tactile. 
Tacticien,  sm,  tactician. 
Tactique,  sf.  tactics. 

Taffetas,  sm.  taffety  j   lustrlngi 
Tuûa,s»!.  rum. 
Tai'aut,  mMally-ho.    [Ihe  eye.) 
Taie,  sf.   pillow-case;    web    (of 
Tuillable,  a.  taxable. 
Tuillude,  sf.  gash,  slash. 
Taillader,  va.  tO  slasb. 
Taillanderie,     sf,     edge-lools; 
edge-tool-trade.  [ker. 

Taillandier,  sm,  edge-tool  ma* 


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Taillant,  sni.  edge  ofa(knire.) 

Taille,  sf.  edge,  cuUIng,  cul, 
tallj;  size,  taxe,  waist,  deal,  té- 
nor. 

—  (l>aa«F),  counter  ténor. 

—  (haule),  upper  tcnor. 

—  i-doiice,  sf.  copper-plate. 

—  -mer,  sm.  (ma.)  eut  «aler. 
Tailler,  va.    to    eut,  hew;    lop, 

tally,  carve,  deal. 
Tailleur,  sm.  tailor,  hewer. 

—  de  pierre,  stone  cutter. 
Taîlleuse,    $f.    mantuamaker, 

tailoress. 
Tuilli9,sm.underwood,  coppice. 
Tailloir,  sm.  trencher,  abacus. 
Tailtare, sf.  application  embroi- 

dery, 
Taiu,  sm.  tin-foil;  lear-tin. 
Taire,  mi.  lo  conceal,  lieep  secret. 

Se  —,  vr.  to  be  silent,  lo  lieep 
Taisaon,  sm.  badger.  [silence. 
Talc,  sm.  talc. 

Taleui,  sm.  talent,  gift,  power. 
Talion,  s»i.  retaliation. 
Talisman,  sm.  talisman. 
Talii»manique,  a    —  manie. 
Taller,  va.  lo  send  up  suckers; 

stool.  [wtiack, 

Falmouse,     sf.      cheese-cako, 
ralmud,  sm.  talmud. 
rainiudique,a.  —  dical. 

ralmudiste,  sm dist. 

Taloclie,  sf.  punch,  rap  on  tbe 

head.  [f^tock  (at  cards). 

ralon,  sm,  heel;    couoterfoil; 
falounor,  va.  to  pursue  closej 

press;  hard;  toucb. 
Talus,  sm,  slope,  talus. 
Taluter,  va.  to  slope. 
Tamarin,  sm.  tamarind. 
Tamarinier,  stu.  tamariûd-tree. 
Tamaris,  sm.  —  risk. 
Tambour,  sm.  drum,  drummer, 
■^iarrel;  tambour,  roller. 
— do  basque,  tambourine» 
Tambourin,  sm.  tabor. 
Tambouriner,  va.  to  drum,  to 

beat  on  the  limbrel,  exlol. 
Tambourineur,  siyi.  drummer. 
Tamis,  sin.  sieve,  slrainer. 
Tamiser,  VU.  to  sift.  [per, 

Tuui^uu,  sm.  bung,  plug,  stop- 


TnmpouucT,  va.  to  bung,  stop 
Tnn,  sm.  tan.  [up. 

Tanaisic,  s/.  tau5y. 
Tancer,  vd.lo  reprimand,  scold 
Taucbe,  sf.  tench. 
Tandis  que,  c.  nhiist;  wbile, 
Tungage,  sm.  pitching. 
Tangente,  s/.  tangent. 
Tangible,  a.  tangible.       [send. 
Tanguer,  va.  ()(!«.);   lo  pitch; 
Tanière,  sf.  den,  liole,  lair. 
Tannage,  sm.  tannage;  tanning. 
Tauuaut,  e,  a.  liretome. 
Tanné,  e,  a.  tawnv,  dark,  dun. 
Tanner, ua.  to  tan,  annoj;  tease. 
Tannerie,  sf.  lannery. 
Tanneur,  sm.  tanner. 
Tant,  ad.  so  much,  so  many,  as 

much;  as  many,  bolh.  [as. 

—que,  wbilsl,  as  long  as,so  far 
— sVn  faut  que,  far  from  it. 
-soit  peu,  ever  so  Utile. 
Tante,  sf.  aunt. 
Tuntinei,  sm.  litUe  bit,  drop, 
Tau<£l,  ad.  by  and  by,  a  liltld 

while  ago,  somelimes, 
— ,  somelimes;  jusl  now. 
Taon,  sm.  gad-tly,  borse-fly. 
Tapage,  sm.  noise,  racket;  row; 

uproar. 
Tapageur,  sm.  noisy  fellow. 
Tape,  sf.  lap,  slap  ;  plug. 
Tapé,  e,  a.  happy,  pat.        [tall. 
Tapi-cu,  S)?i.  falling  gale;  ring- 
Taper,  va.  lo  lap;  pal;  stamp, 

frizzle;  stop;  plug. 
Tapinois  (en),  ad.  slilj. 
Tapioca,  sm.  tapioca. 
Taptr,  sm,  tapir. 

Se—,  vr.  to  lie  ;  squat. 
Tapis,  $m.  carpet;  tapestry. 

mettre    sur    le  — j   to   bring 

under  discussion. 
Tapisser,  va.  to  carpet;  cover. 
Tapisserie)  sf.  tapestry,  hang- 

ings.  [tapestry-mater. 

Tapissier,  e ,  s.  upbolsterer, 
Tapissière,  sf.  spring-van. 
Tapon,  sm.  liundie  (of  clollies). 
Tapoter,  va.  to  tap;  pal;  slrum. 
Taqiiot,  sm.  book,  cleat,clamp. 
Tii(|uin,  e,  S.  tease,  plague;  a» 

slingy. 


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Taquiner,  va.  to  teasej  plague. 
Taquinerie,  sf.  leasing. 
Tarnl)u8(ci-,  va.  lo  pester;  huff. 
Tnrarc,  int.  Dddieslicl!. 
Taraud,  sm.  screw,  tap4 
Tarauder,  va.  lo  tap;  screw. 
Tard,  sm.  ad.  late. 
Tarder,  vn.  to  delay;  put  oET. 
Tardif,     ve,    a.    tardj,    slow, 

backward. 
Tardivement,  ad.  tardily. 
Tardiveté,   sf.  bracknardneSrS; 

lateness. 
Tare,  sf.  tare,  waste,  defect. 
Taré,  e,  a.  disreputable. 
Tarentule,  sf.  tarantula. 
Tarer, vn,  lo  tare;  larninsh:  In- 
Targe,  sf.  target,  [jure. 

Targette,  sf.  flat  boit. 

Se    Targuer,    vr.   to    plume 

one's  self. 
Targum,  sm.  targ-um. 
Tarière,  sf.  augcr. 
Tarif,  sm.  book  of  rates,  tarlfT. 
Tarifer,  va.  to  tariff. 
Tarir,  va.  lo  drain;  dry  up, 
Tarissabic,  a.  exhauslible. 
Tai-isiîeuiciit,  sm.  draining. 
Taroté,  e,  a.  cbeckered,  figured. 
Tarote,;iZ.  spoUed  cards. 
Tarse,  SOT.  tarsus,  tarse. 
Tartauc,  sf.  tartan. 
Tartare,    sm.    Tartarian   Un- 

gnage,  Tartarus. 
Tartareuz,  se,  a,  tsrtareoas. 
Tarte,  s^  tari. 
Tartelette,  sf.  tartlet. 
Tartre,  sm.  tarlar. 
Tartrate,  sm.  tarlrate. 
Tartufe,  sm.  bypoerile. 
Tartuferie,  sf.  Iivpocrisy, 
Tas,  sm.  beap,    iroop;    band- 

anvil  ;  pile  ;  lot. 
Tasse,  sf.  cup. 
Tasseau,  sm   band-an\il  ;  broc- 

ket  ;  bearcr. 
Tassée,  sf.  cup  fui. 
Tasser,  va.  lo  lieap;  pile  ap. 
— ,  vn.  to  groK  tliick. 

(Se—,  vr.  to  seule;  sink. 
Tassette,  sf.  lass  (of  armour). 
Tâter,  vn.  to  feei  ;  taste;  sound. 

Se—,  lo  examine  one's  self. 


Tatillon,  sm.  busy-boftj. 
Tnlillonage,  sm.  twaddllng. 
THtilloiiner,  vn.  to  twaddie. 
Tûtounement,  S)yi.  gropiDg. 
Talonner,  V.   to  feel  auout;  lo 

t:ro|)e;  fumble.  [per 

TÀlouneur,  sm,  fumbier,  gro- 

A  l'ôluns,  ad.  gropinglj. 
Tatouage,  sm.  tattoin^. 
Tatouer,  in.  to  tattoo 
Taudis,    Taudion,   sm.   dirlj 

hole;  fillhy  room. 
Taupe,  sf.  mole. 
Taupior,  sm.  raole-catcher, 
Taupière,  sf.  mole-trap. 
Taupin,  e,  a.  S.  blackisb;  tawny. 
Taupinière,  sf.  mole-bill. 
Taure,  sf.  heifer. 
Tauri-au,  sm.  bul,  Taurus. 
Tautologie,  sf. —  logy. 
Tautologique,  a.  —  gical. 
Taux,  sm.  assize,  rate;  price. 
Tavelure,  sf.  spots,  speckles. 
Taverne,  sf.  laTern. 
Tuvernier,  c,  s.  lavern-keeperj 
Taxable,  a.  taxable. 
Taxatcur,  sm.  taxer. 
Taxation,  sf.  taxation;  assize. 
Taxe,  sf.  assize,  rate,  tax,  price. 
Taxer,  va.  to  rate,  tax,  assize; 
Te,  pro.  tliee,  to  Ibe.      [accuse. 
Terlinique,  a.  —  nical. 
Te  Deuui,  sm.  Te  Deum. 
Teck,  sm.  teak-wood. 
Tégument,  sm.  tégument. 
Teigne,   sf.    scurf;    scaldhead  ; 

molli  ;  tbrush. 
Teisufux,  se,  a.  scurfy. 
Teiller,  va.topeeKhemp);  strip. 
Teindre,    va.   to    dye ,    tinge  ; 

slain.  [bue,  colour. 

Teint,   sm.    complexion ,    dye, 
Teinte,  sf.  tinct,  bue;  lincture. 
Teinter,  va.  to  tint;  colour. 
Teinture,    sf.    dje  ,    tinclure  ; 

smaltering. 
Teinturerie,  sf.    dye-UOUSe. 
Teinturier,  e,  s.  dyer. 
Tel,  telle,  II.  such,  like,  so. 
Tel  quel,  just  as  il  was. 
—  que.  suth  like. 
Tel,  tfllf,  s.  such  a  one. 
Télégraphe, s»i.  telegraph. 


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TER 


Télégraphie,  sf.  telegraphy. 
Tclégra|>lii()iic,  a.  —  phic. 
Télescope,  sin.  télescope. 
Télescopiqiie,n:.  telescopic. 
Tellement,  ad.  so  rm}ch,  so. 
—  que,  c.  so  thaï.  [hardy. 

Téméraire,    a.    S.    rash,    fool, 
Témérairement,  ad.  rashiy. 
Témérité,  sf.  —  rity,  rashness. 
Témoignage,    sm.    testimony, 

wilness,  évidence,  [dence;  show. 
Témoigner,  vm.  to  testiTy,  evi- 
Témoin,  sm.  wilness,  évidence, 

proof;  second. 
Tempe,  sf.  temple. 
Tempérament,    sm.    constitu- 
tion, temper,  tally-trade. 
Tempérance,   sf.    tempérance. 
Tempérant,  e,  a.  s.  temporale. 
Température,  sf.  température. 
Tempéré,   e,  a.  temperale,  so- 

ber,  moderale,mild.  [moderate. 
Tempérer, î)d.  to  allay,  temper; 
Tempête,  sf.  tempest,  slorm. 
Tempêter, U(T.  to  l5iusler,storm. 
Tempétueux,    8e,    a,    tempe- 

tuous,  ftormy. 
Temple,  sm.  temple,  church. 
Templier,  sm.  templar. 
Teuipornire,  ((.  s.  lemporary. 
Temporal,  c,  a.  temporal. 
Temporalité,  s.  tempérais. 
Temporel,  le,  a.  temporal. 
— ,  sm.  lempovalities. 
Temporeilement,  ad.  —  rally. 
Temporisation,  sm.  delay. 
Temporiser,  va.  to  temporize; 

procrasiinate. 
Temporiseur,  sm.  temporizer. 
Temps,    sm.     time,     weallier; 

A  — ,  iu  time.       [tense,  while. 

Depuis  le— ,  since.  [time 

De  —  ù  autre,  from  time  to 

De  tout  —,  ever. 

En  même—,  at  tliesame  time. 
Tenobic,  rt.  tenable,  habitable. 
Tenace,  a.   viscous,    tenacious, 

griping.  [nacily. 

Ténacité,  sf.  tenacioiisness  ;  te- 
Tenailles,  «/■.  j)i.    pincers,  nip- 

pers.  [cers;  torture. 

TeMoiller,t'a.  to  tear  with  pin- 
Teaiuncler,e, s. tenant,  occupier. 


Tenant,  sm.  champion,  [raidry. 

Tenaus,  pi.    supporters  (in  he- 

Tout  d'un  tenant,  ail  in  eue 

pièce;  in  a  ring-feuce. 

Teuilanee,  sf.  tendency. 

Tendant,  e,  a.  lending. 

Tendelet,  sm.  awniug;  screen 

Tondeur,  sm.  stretcher;  han- 
ger;  setter. 

Tendineux^  se,  a.  tendinous. 

Tendon,  sm.  tendon;  sinew. 

Tendre,  a.  tender;  soft;  sensi- 
ble, nice. 

— ,  vn.  to  bend;  tend,  strecht. 
liang;  lay,  drive.  —,  va.  to  go; 
lead,  tend,  aiin  (at). 

—  la  main,  tO  beg. 
Tendrement,  ad.  tenderly. 
Tendresse,  s/,  tenderness,  love. 
Tendreté,  sf.  tenderness. 
Tendron,   srn.   tendril  ;    young 

shoot;  young  lass;  gristle. 
Tendu,e,(t.tight,  sliff.  [scurity. 
Ténèbres,  sf.  pi.  darkness,  ob- 
Ténébreux.se.a.  gloomy,  dark. 
Tenesme,  sm.  tenesmus. 
Teneur,  sm.  ténor,  purport. 

—  de  livres,  sin.   book-keeper. 
Ténia,  sm.  lape-worm. 
Tenir,  r;.  to  hold  ;    keep,    stick, 

be  contiguous,  occupy,  hâve. 
80  —,   vr.    to    hold;  live,  lie 
close  lojrcllicr. 

—  debout,  to  stand. 
Tenon,  sm.  tenon. 

Ténor,  sm.  ténor.  [tion. 

Tension,  sf.   tension,  applica- 
Tentant,  e,  a.  templing. 
Tentateur,  triée,  tempter. 
Tentation,  s/'.  templalion.[vour. 
Tentative,  sf.   attempt,  endea» 
Tente,  «/■.  lent,  pavilioQ.      [try. 
Tenter,  va.  10  tempt,  attempt, 
Tenture,  sf.  hangings. 
Tenue,  sf.  sessioii,    steadiness, 
deporlment,  attiUide. 

—  des  livres,  book-keeping. 
Tenu,  e,  a.   tenuous. 
Ténuité,  sf.  tenuity,   thinness, 
Ténure,  s/'. lenure. 

Tercet,  sm,  tiercel. 
Térébenthine,  sf.    tiirpentine. 
Térébînlhe,sm.turpentine-tre6. 


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THÈ 


Tergiversaleur,  sm^    sburOer, 
Terglversatiou)    sf.    —    lion, 

shuffle.  [tergiversale. 

Tergiverger,    vn.    to    shuffle  ; 
Terme,  tm.  term,  Umit,  rent- 

day. 
Terminaison,  sf.  terminalion. 
Terminer,  va.  to  terminate,  ii- 

mit;  finish. 
Ternaire,  a.  ternary,  No2. 
Terne,  a.  dull,  dim. 
—,  sm.  two  trejs  (al  dice),  Ihree 

Dumbers  îd  Ibe  loiterj.      [dim. 
Ternir,  va.    lo    larnish,  sully; 

Se  —,  vr.  to  laruish. 
Ternissure,  Sf.  taroisliiog. 
Terrage,  «m.  manor  lillie. 
Terrain,  sm.  ground,  Eoil. 
Terrasse,  sf,   lerrace,   flat-roof. 
Terrassement,  SB!,  earlliwork. 
Terrasser,  va.  to  throw  do^n, 

to  discourage;   terrass  (a  »all). 
Terrassier,  sm.  terrace-maker, 

naTj.  [estate,  world. 

Terre,  sf.    eartb,  giouod,  land, 

—  glaise,  claj. 

—  -ferme,  sf.  terra  firma. 

—  -neuves  a.  S.  NewfoundlaDd. 
Terreau,  sm,  mould,  Tegetatile 

earlh. 
Terrer,  va.  to  clajf,  Eugar.  vn. 

to  barrow.  [eartb. 

Se— ,i-r.  to  be  clajed;   run  to 
Terrestre, a.  lerreslrial,earthlï. 
Terreur,  sf.  terror,  frij^ht. 
Terreux,    se,  a     earllij,  ler- 

reous.  [formidable. 

Terrible,  a.  terrible,  drcadlul  ; 
Terriblement,  ad.  terribly. 
Terrien,  ne,  a.  lacdowner. 
Terrier,  e  .  i.  a  burroB ,  terrier- 
Terrifier,  ffl.  to  terrify.     [àog. 
Terrine,  sf.  earibeo-pau,  disb. 
Teriinée,  $f.  panfui. 
Terrir,  t))i.  to  laod;  go  asbore. 
Territoire,  stn.  terrUory. 
Terroir,  sm.  ground,  soil. 

Goût  de—,  taste  oT  tlje  soil. 
Terrorisme,  sm.  terrorism. 
reriorislc,  s»),  terroiist. 
Tertre,  s)i).  knoll,  biHock. 
Tes,  pro.  pi  Iby. 
l'csson,  sm.  potsberd. 


Test,  sm.  test,  trial. 
Tesiacé,  e,a.  teslaceous. 
Testament,  svu  nill,  testamcnti 
Testamentaire,    a,    testamen- 

tary.  [testalrix. 

Testateur,  trice,  s.  testator; 
Tester,  vn.  to  make  one's  will. 
Testicule,  sm.  testicle. 
Testimonial,  e,  a.  s,  —  oial. 
Teston,  sm.  testooD  (old  coio). 
Têt.  sm   poUberd. 
Têtard,  S///,  ladpole.         [ment. 
Tête,  i;'   hcad,  top,  sensé,  jug- 

Pei d.     la—, lo  lose  one's  wit. 

-de  ma..-t.  stull. 
Eu — ,  ic  I  ront. 
Par—  (laiii),  so  iDuch  abead. 

—  (signe   de),  nod. 

—  -à-Tête,  pnvate  cooTersation. 
Téter,  in.  lo  suck. 
Têtière,  sf.  Lead-stall  ofabrid- 

le,  labj's  cap. 
Tctin,  sm.  ui;  pie. 
Tétiue,  sf.  udder;  dint. 
Téton,  S)/j.  noman's  breasU 
TétracordCfSVi.  lelracbord. 
Tétraèdre,  tetrabedrcn. 
Tétragoue,  s.  a,  letragOD,  le- 

tragooal. 
Télrurcliic,  sf.  tetrarchj. 
Télrarque.  si/i.  telrarch. 
Tetle,  sf.  un.  dug. 
Têtu,  e.  II.  beadslroogiObstioale 
Texte,  sm.  lext, 

(àros— ,  iwo  lices  brevler 

Petit — ,  bre\ier. 
Textile,  a.  textile. 
Textuaire,  sm    textuary. 
Textuel,  le,  a.  texiual. 
Textuellement,  ud.  lextnaliy. 
Texture,  sf.  texlure. 
Tbaler,  sm.  dollar.  [gus- 

Thaumaturge,  t.  tbaumalur- 
Thé,  sm.  lea. 

Tbéfiiral,  e,  a.  tbeatrical.[cally. 
Théâtralement,  ad.  tbeatri- 
Tbèâtre,sm.    tbealre,    slage, 

plav  bouse. 
Théiiaïde,  sf,  solitude,  desert. 

Tliéière,  S.  tea-pot. 
Tlieicme,  fini,   theisffl. 
Tbeiste,  a.  Ibei'tic.  [topic. 

Thème ,  sm.  exercise ,  tbeme, 


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TIR 


Théocratie,  sf.  theocraCJ. 
Théocratiqiie,  a,  —  tical. 
Théocratiqiiement,  ad.  theo- 

cratically. 
Théogonie,  sf.  theogony. 
Théologal,  e,  a.  divine. 
Théologie,  s/.—  logy,  di-vinily. 
Théologien ,    sm.    theologian, 

divine. 
Théologlqiie,  a.  —  gical.     [ly. 
Théologiquement,  ad. —  gical* 
Théoi'ème,  sm.  theorem. 
Théoricien,  sm,  theorlst. 
Théorie,  sf.  theory 
Théorique,  a.  theorical. 
Théoriquement,  ad.  —  rically. 
Théoriste,  sm.  theorist. 
Thériiical,  e,  a.  —  cal. 
Tbériaque,  sf.  theriac. 
Thermal,  e,  a.  thermal. 
Thermes,  sf.  pi.  hot  baths. 
Thermomètre,  sm.  —  mêler. 
Thésauriser,Dn.tolreasure  up. 
Thésauriseur,  se,  s.  hoarder. 
Thèse,  sf.  tbesis,  thème. 
Thon,  sm.  tunny. 
Thorax,  sm.  thorax. 
Thuriréraire,sm.  censer-boary. 
Thuya,  sm.  thuja. 
Thjm,  sm.  thyme. 
Tliyrse,  sm.  Ihyrsus. 
Tiare,  j^.  liara,  pope's  crown. 
Tibia,  sm.  tibia. 
Tibial,  e,  a.  tibial. 
Tic,  sm.  ticli,  convulsiTe  flt. 
Tiède,  a.  lukewarm,  tepid. 
Tièdement,  ad,  luiiewarmly. 
Tiédeur,  sf.  lukewarmoess,  te- 

pidily. 
T.vilir,  t'a.  to  cool  ;  grow  tepid. 
Tion,  no,  pro.    tliiiie,  Ihy   own. 

Les  TK-nr»,  thj  leb.tions. 
Tierce,  sf.  'Uficc,  re:a-;t  ;  revise, 

FièTre  — ,  li'r.iaii  aguc.  [thirJ. 
Tiercelet,    m    tsvsel,  tttrcel. 
Ticr!.;  S.  tierce,  tbid  party. 
—  étal,  sm.  Ihird  slàte,  Ihe  eoni- 
~puîn<,  r,n.  a  saw  file,     [iiiojis. 
Tige,  sf.  3  ocli,    truls  (of  a  Iree), 

stalli,    leg   of  a    boot,   shank, 

blade  of  corn. 
Tignasse,  sf.  scrubby  wig. 
Tigre,  sm.  liger. 


Tigré,  e,  a.  spotted,  speckled. 
Tigrcsse,s/'.  tigress. 
Tillac,  sm.  deck. 
Tilleul,  sm.  linden-tree. 
Timbales/",  timbal;  keltle-drum;, 

cup,  goblet.  [mer. 

Timbalier,    sm.    keltle-drum- 
Tiiiibre,  sm.  clock-bell,  stamp, 

helmet  voice 
Timbré,  e,  a,  stampped,  crae- 

ked;  crested. 
Timbre-poste,    sm.    postage- 

slamp. 
Timbrer,  va.  tO  stamp;  docket 
Timbreur,  sm.  stamper. 
Timide,  a.  timid,  rearful. 
Timidement,  ad.  timidly. 
Timidité,  sf.  —  dily,  shyness. 
Timon,  sm.  coach-poie,  helm. 
Timonier,     sM.      steersman , 

wheel-horse. 
Timoré,  e,  a,  timoroas;  tlmid. 
Tin,  sm.  block,  stock. 
Tinctorial,  e,  a.  tinctorial. 
Tine,  sf.  tub;  water-cask. 
Tinette,  sf.  little  lub.  [pus. 

Tintamarre,  sm.  clatter;  rum- 
Tintement,  sm.  tinkling. 
Tinter,  va.  to  loll;  tingle. 
Tintin,  sm.  jingling  (of  glasses). 
Tintouin,  sm.  tingling  in  ihe 

ears,  trouble. 
Tique,  sf.  tick. 
Tiqueté,  e,  a.  variegated. 
Tiqucur,    sm.    tUTous;   erilv- 

biter. 
Tir,  sm.  Bring;  cribblter. 
Tirade,    sf.    straln:    passage; 

shooting.  [presswork. 

Tirage,  sm.   polling,  drawing, 
Til'aillemeMt,     tm.     pulling , 

twitching;  pain.  [tease. 

Tirailler,  va.  to  pnll  ;  about; 
— ,  vn.  to  shoot  badly. 
Tirailleur,     sm.     skirmisber; 

sharp-'booter. 
Tirant,   sm.  purse-slring,  boot- 

strap,      beam,       whit-ïeather, 

draughloraship,gristle,cramp. 
Tirasse,  sf.  draw-net. 
Tirnsser,  va.    to  net  patridges. 
Tire-botte,   sm.  boot'jack.[etO. 
—  sbourre,  gua-worm. 


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TIre-foud,  cooper's  turreU 

—  -lire,  sf.  nionej-box. 

—  -moelle,  sm.  roarrow  spoon. 

—  -pied,  sboemaker's  slirrup. 
Tirer,  va.  lo  draw  ;  pull  ;  shoot; 

lug;  tug;  gel;  pull  oui;  fire;  let 
off,  pluck;  take  oui  or  off;  milk; 
require;  exlract;  go,  slretch  ; 
pull  eut. 

—  à  piirl,  to  take  aside. 

—  avauluge,  lo  take  adTanlage. 

—  du  suiig,  to  let  blood. 

—  au  gort,  to  draw  lots. 

Se  —,  ir.  (0  get  out  or  off. 
Tiret,  sm,  hyphen  (— ). 
Tiretaiue,  sf.  liDsey-\^'OOlsey. 
Tireur,  sm.  gamekeeper,  a  dra- 

wer  of  a  bill,  shooter. 
Tireuse  de  cartes,  s/',  fortune- 

teller  by  cards. 
Tiroir,  s)(!.  drawer,  slide. 
Tisaue,  sf.    diet-drink,    ptisan, 
Tisou,  sm.  brand,  lire-bracd. 
Tisonner,  va.  to  stir  the  fire. 
Tisouueur,  ae,  S.  fond  of  Stir- 

ling  :he  fire. 
Tisonnier,  sm.  poker. 
Tissage,  sm,  weaving. 
Tisser,  va*  te  weave  ;  plat. 
Tisserand,  e,  s.  weaver. 
Tisserauderie,  sf.  weaTing. 
Tissu,  e,  a.  novcD,  platled. 
— .  sm.  tissue,  texture  ;  fabrici 
Tissure,  sf.  texture;  tissue. 
Tissutier,  e,  $.  ribhoD-weaver. 
Titane,  sm.  Utanium. 
Tithjniale,  sm.  titbyoa. 
Titillalion,  sf,  — tien,  tlckling. 
Titiller,  lin.  to  tickle. 
Titre, sm.  title-page,  right;  tou- 
cher; title. 

A  bon  — ,  justly. 

A  —  de,  in  quality  ofa 
Titré,  e,  a,  titled. 
Titrer,  va.  to  give  a  tille  to. 
Titubation,  sf.  —  tion.     [beut. 
Titulaire,  a.    s.  titular,  incum- 
Toc,  sm,  tap,rap. 
Tocsin,  sm.  alarm-bell,  tocsin. 
Toge,  sf.  toga. 
'foi,  jjro.  tbou,  thee,  thyself. 
Toile,  sf.  liueo  clotb,  curtaiD  (of 

s  théâtre). 


—  cirée,  cere-cloth 

—  d'>Braignée,  sf.  cobweb. 

—  de  coton,  calico. 

—  peinte,  print. 
Toile»,  pi.  toils,  trap,  sailg. 
Toilerie,  sf.  liceu-drapery. 
Toilette,  sf.  toilel;  dressing, 
Toilier,  e,  s.  dealer  in  linen. 
Toise,  sf.   loife  (six  feel). 
Toisé,  sm.  measuring. 
Toiser,   va.   lo   measurei  eje; 

scrutiniie. 

Toisenr,  sm.  measurer. 

Toison,  sff  ûeece. 

Toit,  sm.  roof;  home;  bouse. 

Toiture,  sf.  roof. 

Tôle,s^  sheet-iron. 

Tolérable,a.  passable,lolerabl«. 

Tolérablemeut,  ad.  —  bly. 

Tolérance,  sf,  toleration,  allo- 
wance. 

Tolérant,  e.  a.  tolérant. 

Tolérantisine.sîii.tolerantism. 

Tolérer,  va.  to  tolerale;  suffer. 

TAIerie.  sf.  sheet-iroD  trade, 
sheel-iron   Works. 

Tolelière,  s/,  rowlock. 

Tolet,  S7n.  thole. 

Tomate,  sf.  toiiiato. 

Tombac,  sm.  tombac,     [grave. 

Tombe,  sf.    tomb-slone,    tomb, 

Tombeau,  soi.  tomb,  monu- 
ment. 

Tombée,  s/',  fall. 

Tombelier,  sm.  carter. 

Tomber,  t)n.  to  fall;  tumble, 
drop;  corne  off,  siDk,sia. 

—  d^accord,to  agrée. 
Tombereau,  s?>j.   dung*cart. 
Tombola,  sm.  tombola. 
Tome,  sm.  tome,  \olume. 
Ton, s»t.  tone,  lune,  voice,  Sound» 

strain,  accent,  style,  colour. 
—,  pro.  thy,  thine. 
Tondaison,  sf.  sheep-sneaiing. 
Tondeur,  se. s.  shearer;  clipper. 
Tondre,  fa.  to  sliear;  clip;  crop, 
Tonii|ue,  a,  tooic,  lonical. 
Tonnage,  sm.  tonnage. 
Tonnant,  e,  a,  tbundering. 
Tonne,  sf.  tun. 
Tonneau,  sm.  cask,  tUDi 
*  Toui>«ler,va.  I9  tunnel  (gaoïe). 


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Toinieleiir,  sm.  tunneller. 
Tonnelier,  e,  s.  cooper. 
Tonnelle,  sf.  tunnel-net;  green- 

arliour. 
Tonnellerie,  sf.  cooperage. 
Tanner,  va.  to  thunder;  boom. 

il  Tonne,  it  thunders. 
Tonnerre,  sm.  thunder. 
Tonsille,  sf.   tonsil. 
Tonaure,  sf.  tonsure. 
Tonsuré,  sm.  priest.     [sure  to. 
Tonsurer,  va    to  give  the  ton- 
Tonte,  sf,    shearing,    shearing- 
Tontiue,  sf.  tontine.  [time. 

Touluro,  sf.  sliearings. 
Topaze,  s/,  topaz. 
Tope,  int.  done.  [artichoke. 

Topinambour,  sm,  Jérusalem, 
Topique,  a.  topical,  sm.  topic. 
Topographe,  sm.  —  pher. 
Topographie,  sf.  —  pby. 
Topograpbique,  a.  —  pbical. 
Toque,  sf.  cap;  toque. 
Toqué,  e,  a.  cracked;  deranged. 
Toquer,  va,  to  slricke;  offend, 

—  vn.  to  replace. 
Toquet,  sm.  cap,  toquet. 
Torche,  s/',  torch,  link.     [drub. 
Torcher,  j;«.  to  wipe  down;  beat; 
Torchis,  sm.  clay;  loam. 
Torchon, sm.  dish-cloth;  duster. 
Tordage,  sm.  twisling.      [ster. 
Tordeur,  se,  s.  twisler,  throw- 
Tordre,    Va.    to    twisl,    wring, 

Ihrow;  wrest. 
Tore,  sm.  torus  ;  tore,  [fighter). 
Toréador,  sm.  toréador,  (bulf- 
Tormentille,  sf,  lormentilla. 
Toron,  sm.  strand  (ofa  rope). 
Torpeur,  sm,  torpor. 
Torpide,  a.  lorpid. 
Torpllle,s/'.  cramp-fish,  torpédo. 
Torquette<s/.  fith  wrapped  up 

in  siraw. 
Torréfaclïou,  sf.  —  tîon. 
Torréfier,  vu.  to  torrefy. 
Torrent,  sm.  torrent,  flood. 
Torrentiel,  le,  a.  torrent-like. 
Torride,  a.  torrid.        [(Ihread). 
Tors,  n.  twisted,  wry.  sm.  twist 
Torsade,  sf.  torsel. 
iTorse,  sm.  Irunk;  torse. 
TorsioBif/,  twisliog  (orsiODi 


Tort,  sm.  wrong,  injury. 
Avoir  — ,  to  bo  wrong. 
A  — ,  ad.  wroiig. 
A  —  et  à  travers,  atrandoïE. 

Torticolis,  SiH.  wrj-neck,  hypo- 
crite,  [guage;  underhand work. 

Tortillage,  s?)),    confused    ian- 

Torlillcnieut,  sm.  twisting. 

Tortiller,  v.  to  twisi;    wriggle. 

Tortillon,  sm.  coarse  cap;  pad. 

Tortis,  sm.  wrealli,  twisl. 

Tortii,  e.  II.  crooked,  tortuou?. 

Tortue,  sf.  tortoise. 

—  de  mer,  turtie.  [crooked. 

Tortuer,    va.    to    bend  ;    make 

'Tortueux,  se  a.  winding, 
crooked.  [ly. 

Tortueusement,  aï2.  tortuous- 

Tortuosité,  sf.  torluosity. 

Torture,  sf.  torture,  raek. 

Torturer,  va.  to  rack;  torture. 

Toscan,  sm.  Tuscan. 

Toste.  V.  Toast. 

Tôt,  ad,  soon,  early.  [ble. 

Au  plus  tôt,  as  soon  as  possî- 

Total,  e,  a.  total  ;  wbole  ;  utter. 

— ,  sm.  whoie;  sum. 

Totalement,  ad.  lotally,  wholly. 

Totalité,  sf.—  lity,  whole. 

Toton,  sm.  leetolum. 

Touage,  sm.  towage;  towing 

Touaille,  sf.  lowel. 

Toucan,  S7)i.  american  goose. 

Touchable,  a.  touchable. 

Touchant,  pr.  concerning , 
about.  [ving,  affecting. 

Touchant,  e,  a.  sensible,  mo- 

Touche,  sf,  top,  string,  louçh, 
pin. 
Pierre  de  — ,  touch-stone. 

Toucher,  v,  lo  touch  ;  meddie 
with  ;  bandie;  be  next,  receive, 
strike  ;  drive  ;  affect  ;  be  at;  re- 
late to. 

Toucher,  sm.  feeling,  touch. 

Toue,  sf.  towing,  ferry-boat. 

Touer,  va.  to  tow  ;  warp. 

Touffe,  sf.  tuft,  bunch;  clump. 

Touffu,  e,  a.  tufted,  bushy. 

Toujours,  ad.  always;  everi 
still  ;  hof^ever;  ail  the  same. 

Toupet,  stn,  toupee;  forelock; 
che«k;  impudeocs. 


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Toupie,  sf.  top,  peg-top.   [spin. 
Toupiller,  vn.  to  whirl  about; 
Toiipillon,  sin.  litlle  tuTt. 
Tour,  sm.  turn,  circumrerence; 

trick,  sensé,  order,  trip,  walk. 
—,  sf.  tower,  rock  (at  chess). 
—  de  relus,  strain  in  tbe  back. 
Tourbe,  sf.  lurf,  peat,  rabble. 
Tourbeux,  se,  a.  turfy;  pealy- 
Tourltière,  sf.  peat-moss;  tuif- 

pit.  [\ortex. 

Tourbillon,  sm.  whiriwind, 
Tourbillounement,  sm.  nbirl. 
Tourbillouuer,  un.  to  nbirl; 
Tourelle,  sf.  turret.  [eddy. 

Toure»,  sm.  réel  ;  wheel;  drill. 
Touriére,  sf.  altendaul  of  Ihe 

lurning-box 
Tourillons,  sm.  trunniOD,  axie. 
Touriste,  s.  tourisl.  [plague. 
Tourmeut,  sm.  tormeDt,  pain; 
Taurmeutaul,e,  a.tormentiDg. 
Tourmente,  sf.  storm;  tempest. 
Tourmenter,   va.    to   torment, 

plague;  toss,  strain. 

Se  —,  ur.  to  tease;  warp  (as 

tlmber). 
Tournailler,  vn.lohoTer  round. 
Tournant,  e,  a.  turning,  S.  el- 

bow;  eddy;  wbirlpool. 
Tourne -broche,    sm.    jack; 

turD?]iit. 
Tournée,  sf.  circuit,  lurn,  tour. 
Tournemain,  tninkling. 
Tourner,  v.    to  turn  ;  revolve; 

aller,  ^poil,  couvert,  bend. 

Se  —,  vr.  lo  change;  into. 
Tournesol,  sm,  turnsole. 
Tourneur,  se,  s.turner. 
Tourue^Is,  sm.  screw-driver. 
Touruiquel,sm.  turnstile,  tour- 
niquet; (mar)  relier.         [ment. 
Tournai,  sm.  tourney,  tourna- 
Tournoiemeul,    sm.    wbirling 

round,  giddiness. 
Tournoyer,  vn.  to  tuin;  nbirl 

round  and  round;  wind. 
Tournure,     sf.    turn;    figure; 
Tourte,  sf.  pie.     [sbape,  bustle. 
Tourteau,  sm.  cake;  oij-cake. 
Tourtereau,  sm.  JOJjng  lurtle- 

dove. 
Touricrpllc,  sf.  turtle-âoTO. 


Tourtière,  sf.  pie-dish. 
Toussaint,  sf.  Ail-saints  day. 
Tousser,  vn.  to  cougb;  bem. 
Tousseur,  se,  s.  cougber. 
Tout,   e,  a,  ail,  wbole,  every^ 

whatewr,  as,  ihougb. 
— ,  sm.  wbole,  ail. 
—,  ad.  wbolly,  quite,  ail,  ail  over. 

—  à  fait,  quile,  entirely. 

—  au  long,  at  full  length. 

—  au  moius,  at  least. 

—  au  plus,  at  tbe  most. 

—  autant,  as  much,  as  many. 

—  bas,  softly.  [denly. 

—  d'un  coup,  —  k  coup,  sud- 
Du— ,  not  at  ail. 

—  franc,  frank,  freely. 
Toutefois ,  c.  nevertheless,  yet. 
Toute— puissance,  sf.  omDip(^ 

lence. 
Tout-puissant,  c,  a.  almlehty. 
Toutou ,  sm.  little  dog,  bow- 
Toux,  sf.  cough.  [waw. 

Toxique,  sm.  poisoD. 
Toxicologie,  sf.  —  gy. 
Toxicolo«ique,  a.  —  gic. 
Tracas,  sm.  bustle,  turmoll. 
Tracasser,  ua.to  plague;  worry; 

tease.  [leasing. 

Tracasserie,  sf.  chicane;  worry, 
Trncassier,  e,  s.  caviller;  tease; 

pleaguer.  [sketch. 

Trace,  sf.  footsiep  ;  track;  trace 
Tracé, sm.  outline;  sketch;  plan; 
Tracement,  sm..  laying  out. 
Tracer,  va.  to   delineate,  cbalk 

out,  describe;  trace;  draw. 
Tracbée-artère,    sf.   trachea, 

wind-pipe. 
Traction,  s^  traction;  thrust. 
Tradition,  s^  —  tion. 
Traditionnel,  le,  a.  —  tional. 
Traditioniiellenaent,  ad.UZ^ 

ditiona!ly. 
Traducteur,  sm.  translator. 
Traduction,  sf.  translation. 
Traduire,  t;a.to  translate;  trans- 

fer,  summon;  appear;  explain. 
Traduieible,  ».  translatable. 
Trafic,  sm.  trarfic,  trade. 
Trafiquant,  sm.  trader. 
Trafiquer,  va.  to  traffic;  trado 
Tragédie,  sf.  tragedy. 


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TUA 


Tragi-conicdic,  sf. —  medy. 
T>-ngi-cou:iqiiv,  o.  —  mical. 
Tragique,  a.  sm.  tragic. 
Tragi(|ucuicii<,nii.  tragically. 
Trahir,  va.  lo  betray;  deceive. 
Truliisou ,  sf.  treachery,  trea- 

son. 
Troi»,  sm.  pace,    track,  train, 

course,    rate,   way,  trake  of  a 

coacli;  float  (of  wood). 

Etre  en  — ,  lo  be  in  Ihe  'vein. 

mettre  en  — ,  lo  set  on  fool. 
Tratuaiit,  e,  a.  trailing,  drag- 

ging.  [gler. 

Trntnard,   sm.   lagger,   slrag- 
Triitneau,  sm,  siedge;  dragnet. 
Tratnée,  sf.  train;  trail. 
Traîner,   va.    to    draw;    drag; 

trail;  put  off;  linger. 

Se— , tir.  lo  crawl;  creep  along. 
Trntnenr,  sm.  siraggitr,    poa- 
—  d'c'pcc,  snord-dangler.  [cher. 
Traire,  va.  lo  milk. 
Trait,  sm.  arrow;  darl;  trace; 

draughl;  fealure;  dash;  slroke. 
Traitable,  a.  Iractable, 
Traitant,   sm.    former    of    the 

revenue.  [lalion,  draugiit. 

Traite,  sf.  journej,  way,  expoi- 

Tout  d''uue  —,  without  stop- 
ping. 
Traité  ,  sm.  treaty,  treatise. 
Traitement ,     sm.    treatment, 

usage,  salary. 
Traiter,  va.  lo  treal;  use;  nego- 

cialc;  handie;  enlerlain. 
Traiteur,     sm,     ealing-house, 

keeper. 
Traître,  esse,  a,  treacherous, 

s.  Irailor,  trailress.        [rously. 
Trattrcnsenicnl,  ad.  IreacLe- 
Trajet,  sm.  passage;  journej. 
Trumaîl,  sm.  traminel;  dragnet. 
Truro"»  sf.  woof;  plot;  web  of 

lifp. 
Tramer,  l'rt.  lo  weave  ;  plot. 
Tramontane,  sf.  —  tane,  north 
Tranchant,  sm.  edge.       [wind. 
Tranchant,  e,  a.  sbarp,  déci- 
sive; trencbant. 
Tranche,  s^.slice,coIlop;rasher. 
Tranchée,    sf.    trencL;    dilch  ; 

cutting. 


Tranchées,  pi.  gripes,  ColiC. 
Tiaiichefilc,  sf.  laeadbandini 
book, 

—  lard  ,  sm.  lardlng-knlfe. 

—  montagne,  hector,  bullj. 
Trancher,  va.  to  cul  off;  carrj 

il  higli,  décide. 
— ,  vil.  lo  décide;  affecl;  glare. 
Tranciiet,    sm,     schoemaker'» 

knife. 
Tranqnillc,  a.  quiel,  calm. 
Tranquillement,  ac/.  quietif. 
Tranquillisant,  c,  a.  tranqull» 

lizing.  [lize;  quiel,  calm. 

Tranquilliser,  va.  lo  IranqniN 

Se  — ,  vr.  to  become  tranquij; 

be  easy.  [ness. 

Tranquillité,  sf.  —  ty,  calm- 
Transaction,  s^  —  tton,  treaty. 
Transhordement,   sm.  trans- 

shipping. 
Transborder,  va.  transship. 
Traiiscenilauce,  sf.  —  dency. 
Transcendant,  e,  a.  —  dent. 
Transcendeutal,  e,  a.   trans- 

cendenlal.  [tien. 

Transcription ,    sf.   transcrip. 
Transcrire,  VU.  to  Irauscribe. 
Transe,  sf.  frighl;  alarm. 
Transférer,  ta.  transfer;  con- 

vey;  translate.         [assignment. 
Transfcremeut,  sm.  transfer; 
Transfert,  sm.  the  transfer. 
Transngurutiou,  s/.  lraDsSga> 

ration.  [Iransligured. 

Se  Transfigurer,  vr.    to    bo 
Transrormaliou,SJ'.  —  lion. 
Ti-ansformer,  ta.  lo  transform; 

couvert. 

Se  —,  vr.  lo  be  transformed. 
Transfuge,  sm.  déserter;  fugi< 

tive. 
Transfusion,  S^.  —  sion. 
Tronssrcsser,î)a.totransgress. 
Transgresseur,  sm.  —  SOr. 
Transgression,  sf.  —  sion. 
Transi,  e, a.  chilled. 
Transiger,  i;a.  to  Iransact. 
Transir,  vu.  lo  cbill'  vn.  to  he 

cliillcii;  shiver.         [numbne.'s. 
Transisscmeut,      sm.       cbill; 
Transitif,  ve,  a.  transitive. 
Triiusitio»,s/',  —  lion. 

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Transitoire,  a.  transitorj. 
Tran»later,vn.  to  traDslate.[val. 
Translation,  sf.  —  tion,  remo- 
Transmettre,  va.  to   transmit, 

10  convey;  make  over, 
Transuiîgration,  sf>  —  tioD. 
Trausiuissible,  a.  transférable. 
Transmission»     sf.     —     tion, 

Iransfer. 
Transmuablc,a.  transmutable. 
Transmuer,  va.   to  transmute. 
Transmutabilité,  sf.  traosmu- 

labilily. 
Transmutation,  s(.  —  tion. 
Transparence,  sf.  —  rency. 
Transparent,  e,  fz,  —  rcnt. 
—,   sm.    transparent    (sheet    of 

black  lines). 
Transpercer,  va.    to    pierce; 

pierce. 
Transpirable,  a.    perspirable. 
Transpiration,    sf.     perspira- 

tion. 
Transpirer,  un.  to  perspira,  to 

traosfiire. 
Traus|>lantation,  sf.  —  tion. 
Transplanter,   va.     to    trano* 

plant.  [ter. 

Trausplantoir,  sm.  transplan- 
Transport,  sm.  transport  ;  car- 

riage  ;  transporlation,  rupture  ; 

conveyance.  [ble. 

'ronsportable,  a.   transporta- 
~fran8porter,  va.  to  transport  ; 

rcmoYO,  con'vej,  transfer. 

Se  —,  VT.  to  transport  one's 
selT;  proceed. 
J*ransposcr,  va.  to    transpose- 
Transposition,   sf,    transposi- 
tion. 
Transvaser,  va.  to  decant. 
Transversal,  e,  a.   transverse. 
Transversalement,  ad.  trans- 

nersallj. 
Transviticr,  va.  to  decant. 
Traniran,  sm.  knack. 
Trnpèie.  sm.  trapezium. 
Trapcioïde,  sm.  trapezium. 
Trappe,  sf.  trap-door;  pitrall. 
Trappiste,  sm.  trappist.  [squat. 
Trappu,  e,  a.  thick-set;  dumpy; 
TraqueoartI,  «m.  ambler,  rac- 

ItlDg-paee. 


Traquer,  va.  to  drive  (game.etr)) 

surround;  push  hard.  [fall. 
Traquet,S)n.mill-clapper;  dead- 
Traqueur,    sm.    game-driver; 

beater. 
Travade,  sf.  tornadn.      [study. 
Travail,  sm.  work,  labour, pain; 
Travailler,  vn.  to   work;  trou- 
ble; warp;  ferment,  incite. 

Se  —,  vr.  to  be  worked. 
Travailleur,  se,    S.    labourer; 

workwoman,    ^'orkman;     hard 

student 
Travée,  sf.  bay  (of  a  church). 
Travers,  sm.    breadtb;    whim; 

freak;  oddily. 

En  —,  ad.  across. 

De  — ,«d.  awry,  wrong;askew, 

A  Travers,  au  Travers, a(i. 

through  ;  across. 
Traverse ,  sf.  cross-piece  ;  tra- 
verse;    cross     way,    by-road, 

cross,  cross;  across. 

A  la  —  ,  in  the  «ay. 
Traversée,  sf.  passage,  voyage. 
Traverser,  va.  to  twart,  cross; 

to  pierce  tbrougb,  traverse. 
Traversier,  e,  a.  cross. 
Traversière   (Oûte),   sf.  ger- 

man  flûte.  [beam. 

Traversin,   sm.   bolsler,  croSS- 
Travestir,  va.  to  disguise. 

Se  — ,1,'r.  to  disguise;  one's  self. 
Travestissement, sm.  disguise; 
Trayon,  sm.  teat.  ["travesty. 
Trébuchant,  te,  a.  full  weigbt. 
Trébucliemeut,8m.stumbling. 
Trébucher,   vn.    to   stumble; 

fall;   trip. 
Trébuchet,  sm.  trap,  gin;  snare. 
Trèfle,  sm,  Irefoil,  clover,  club. 
Tréroiicier,  Sm.  landowner. 
Tréfonds,  sm.  land;  property. 
Treillage,  siH.  latlice  ;  trellis. 
Treilluscr,r<!.lo  lattice;  trellis. 
Treillugcur,  sm.  trellis-maker. 
Treille,  sf.  vinc-arbour;  vine. 
Treillis,    sm.    trellis;    coarse 

sacking. 
Treiie,  a.  sm.  tbirteen. 
Treizième,  a.  sm.  thirteeoth. 
Treizièmement,       ad,      thir- 

teentbly. 


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Trém»,  s»n.  diiresis  (•). 

Treiiiblaie,5^aspeD-pIantatlon. 

Tremblant,  e,  a.  sbaking  ;  tre- 
mulous. 

Tremble,  sm.  appen-tree, 

Tremblement,  sm.  trembliog, 
shakiDg,  trill,  shake.  _ 

—  de  (erre,  eartliquake. 

Trembler,    va.     to     tremble; 
shake.  quÎTer;  Butter.        [bler. 

Trembleur,  s^yi.  quaker;  trem- 

Tremblotant.  e,  a.  tremblicg. 

Treml>loter,?in.toquake;shi'ver. 

Trémie,  sf.  hopper.  [ing. 

Trémoussement,    sm.    {lutter 

Trémou«Bcr,  vn.  to  flutter. 
Se  — ,  vr.  to  flutter  about,jog. 

Trempe,  s^  tempering,  temper. 

Tremper,   V.    lo    dip;    stamp  ; 
steep,  temper;  mettle. 

Tremplin,  sm.  spring-boare. 
T'-entoin,  sm.  thirly  ail. 
'.•renlaine,  sf.  thirt;. 
Trente,  a.  tbirty. 
Trentième,  a.  Ihirtietb. 
Tréon,  sm.  {ma.)  lug-saili 
Trépan,sm.  trépan,  trepanning. 
Trépaner,  va.  to  trépan. 
Trépas,  sm.  decease,  deatb. 
Trépassé,  S7n.  dead. 
Trépassemenl,  sm.  death. 
Trépasser,  vn.  to  die. 
Trépied,  sm.  trivet,  tripod. 
Trépignement,  stn.  stamping 
Trépigner, un.  to  stamp;  patler. 
Trépointe,  sf.  welt. 
Très,  ad.  most,  very. 
Trésor,  sm.  treasure,  treasury. 
Trésorerie,  sf.  treasury. 
Trésorier,  sm.  treasurer. 
Tressaillement,     sm.     start; 

starting. 
Tressaillir,  vn,  to  slart;  tbrili. 
Tresse,  sf.  tress  ;  plat,     [weave. 
Tresser,  va.  tress;  plat;  inter- 
Tressenr,  se,  s.  platter. 
TréteoM. sm.  trcstle. 
Trenil,sm.  wbeeland  axle;crab. 
Trêve,  sf.  Iruce,  intermission. 
Triage,  s»),  picking;  triad. 
Triangle,  S7n.  triangle  ;  trivet. 
Triangulaire,  a.— lar.    [larly, 
l'riamgulaireineut,  ad.  —  gu- 


Triangulation,  sf.  —  lion. 
Tribord,  sm.  starboard. 
Tribordais,    Sm.    (ma)    Star- 
Tribu,  sf.  tribe.     [bo;ird-watch. 
Tribulalion,  sf.  —  lion. 
Tribun,  sm.  tribune. 
Tribunal,  sm.  tribunal,    ccuri 

(of  justice). 
Tribunat,  sm.  tribuîe'sbip. 
Tribune,  sf.   rostruro,  gallerïi 

tribune. 
Tribunitlen,  ne,  n.tribunitian» 
Tribut,  sm.  tribute. 
Tributaire,  a.  S    tributary. 
Tricbcr.  un.  to  cheat. 
Tricherie,  sf.  cheating. 
Tricheur,     se,    a.    s.     cbeat; 

tricksfer.  [cers. 

Tricnises,  sf.  pi.  farrier's  pin- 
Triculoi-e,  a.  of  tbree  coloured. 
Tricot,  sm.  cudgel;  tricot. 
Tricotage,  sm.  knitling. 
Tricoter,  va.  to  Unit. 
Tricoteur,  se,  s.  a  knitter. 
Trictrac,    sm.    backgammoB  | 

tricktrack. 
Trident,  sm.  trident. 
Triennal,  e,  a.  triennial. 
Tricnnalité,  sf.   triennial    du- 

ration.  [garble. 

Trier,  va.  to  pick;   pick   eut; 
Trieur,  se,  S.  sorter. 
Trifide,  a.  trifid. 
Trigonométrie,  sf.  —  metry 
Trigoiiométrîque,  a.  trigono- 

metrical.  [ — trically. 

Trigouométriquement,      ad» 
Trilatéral,  e, a.   —rai. 
Trille.  S7n.  trill. 
Trilier,  u«.  to  trill. 

Trillion,  sm.  —  tioD,  billion  of 
million.  rtrail. 

Trimbaler,  vn.  to  drag  aDout; 

Trimestre,  S7n.  quarter;  thre6 
monibs;  quarter's  pay 

Trimestriel,  le,  a.  quaterly. 

Trimestriellement,  ad.  qua- 

Trine,  a.  trine.  [terly. 

Tringle,  sf.  curtaiDrod,  triDgle^ 
listel. 

Trinitaire,  sm.  —  tarian. 

Trinité,  sf.  Trinity. 

TrinCme,  s.  trioomial. 


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Trinquer,  va.  to  louch  glasses. 
Trinquet,  S))i.  foremast. 
TrinqueUe,  sf.  fore-staj  sail. 
Trio,  SI)},  trio. 
Triolet,  sm.  Iriclet;  triplet. 
Triomiiliiil,  c,  a.  Iriumphal. 
Trionipholcniont,  ad.  trium- 

phaclly. 
Ti'ioui|ibant.^,  n.  triumphant. 
Triouipliateur,  trîce,s.  trium- 

pher.  [trump-card. 

Trioinplie  ,    sm.   triuniph  ;    sf. 
Triompher,    vn.    (0    Iriumph; 
Tripiiille,  sf.  garbage.      [excel. 
Tripe,  sA  tripe. 
Triperie,  s.  tripe-^hop;  trlpcry. 
Tripctaie,  a,  tripetalous. 
Tripette,  !/■.  small  tripe. 
Tripbllioiigue,  sf.    triphthong. 
Tripier,  e,  a.  tiipeman;  tripe- 

wnman.  [Ireble. 

Triple,  a.  s.  triple,  three-Told, 
Triplement,  ad.  triply;  trebly. 
Tripler,  va.  to  treblc;  triple. 
Triplicnta,  sm.  Iriplicata. 
rriplicilé,  sf.—  city,  tripleness. 
Ti'ipoli,  sm.  tripoli. 
Tripolir,  va.  to  polish  with  tri- 
poli,  [nis-court. 
Tripot,  sm.  gaming-house;  ten- 
Tripotage,  sm.  medley;  mess; 

jobbery;  mishmash,  mingle. 
Tripoter,  V.  to  mess;  meddie; 

job,  to  jumble. 
Tripolier,  e,  S.  jcbber. 
Trique,  sf,  cadgel.       [cannon). 
Ti'iqueballe,    sm.    truck    (ror 
Trirème,  sf.  trirème. 
Trisaïeul,     sm,     great-great- 

grand-fallier, 
TrisnVenle,     sf.     greal-great- 

gracd-mother. 
Triscclion,  sf.  —  tiOD. 
Trissj'llnbc,  a.  —  labical. 
Triste,  n.  sad,  dull  ;  pitil'ul. 
Tristement,  ad.  sadly.   [gloom. 
Tristesse,   sf.  grief;  sadness; 
Triton,  sm.  IritOD. 
Triturer,  va.  to  triturate. 
Triumvir,  sm.  triumvir. 
TriumTÏrut.sm.  triumvirate 
TritinI,  e,  a.  trifial,  trite. 
Triiialcmeutjad.  tlivislljt 


Trivialité,  s/',  trivialily,  tilviaf- 

ness. 
Troe  ,  sm.  truck,  exchange. 
Ti'ochaïqiie,  a.  trochaic.     [ter 
Troclinnter,  sm.  {an.)  trochaD- 
Troobée,  sm.  troclice. 
Trocbet,  S7n   clusler  of  fruits. 
Trorbisque,  sm.  trocbisk. 
Troëue.  sm.  prlvet. 
Trogloflite,  s.  —  djte. 
Trogne,  sf.  phiz,  face. 
TroguoH ,    sm.    core  (of  fruit), 

slump  of  a  cabbage,  a  cberub 

(child). 
Trois,  a.  sm.  three,  third. 
Troisième,  a.  sm.  third. 
—,  sf.  third  floor. 
Troisièmement,  ad.  thirdly. 
Trombe,  sf.  water-.ipout. 
Trompe, s/.trumpet,Jcw's  harp: 

tube.  [delude;  begiule. 

Tromper,  va.  to  deceive,  cheal; 

Se  —,  vr.  to  mislate. 
Tromperie,  sf.  fraud,  deceit. 
Trompeter,  vu.  to  proclaim;  cry; 

trumpet. 
Trompette,  sf.  trumpet. 
— ,  sm.  trunipeler. 
Trompeur,  se,  s.    cheater;  a. 

cheating,deceitful.  [stock;  stem. 
Tronc,   sm.    trunk  ;    poor-box  ; 
Troncbet,  sm,  block. 
Tronçon ,    SOT.    stump  ;    pièce  ; 

fragment.  [lengtlif). 

Tronçonner,  va.  to  eut  up  (in 
TrtJne,  s»i.  throne.  [mutilale. 
Tronquer.»,  to  truncate;  lop  ; 
Trop,  ad.  too  much,  too  many, 

Par  —,  too,  ICO  much.       [too. 
Trop  peu,  too  litlle. 
Trop,  sm.  exubérance,  excess. 
Trope,  sm.  tropc. 
Trophée,  SOT.  trophy. 
Tropique,  sm,  tropic. 
— ,  a.  tropical. 
Tropologique,  a.  —  gical. 
Troque,  sf.  barter;  excbange. 
Troquer,  va.  to  truck,  barteq 
Troqueur,  se,  s.  barterer. 
Trot,  SOT.   trot. 
Trotte,  sf.  trot;  slep;  distance. 
Trotte-menu,  a.  small-trolting. 
Trotter,  v».  to  trot  ;  run  ;  waUt. 


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Trjjtteur,  se, s.  trotter,  Irottîng-  1 
Tr»««iii,  S));,  errand-boy.  [horse. 
Trottiner,  vn.  to  jog  along 
Trottoir,    sm .   foot-palh  ,  fool- 

pavement. 
Trou.  S771,  bole,  gap. 

Itoiicher  ii» — ,  to  paya  debt. 
Trou-madame,  sm.   troll-ma- 

dam. 
Trou  II  a  (four,  sm.  troubadour. 
frouble,    sm.    trouble,    broil; 

agitalioD.  [dull. 

—  ,  a.  tbick,  muddy,  cîoudy,  dim, 
t'rouble-rête,  sm.  troublesome 

fellow. 

Troubler,  va.  to  trouble,  hinder, 
disturb;  muddy;  confuse;  dis- 
concert, [certed;  grow  tbick. 
Se  —,  vr.  to  falter;  be  discon- 

Trouéo,  sA  ofjeuing,  gap. 

—  ,n.  full  of  lioles;  holy. 
Trouer,  va.  to  make  a  hole. 

Se—,  Dr.  lo  grow  full  ol  boles. 
Troupe,    sf.    troop,    companj, 

band,  crew,  flock. 
Trou|>cB,  pi.  troops,  forces. 
Troupeau,   sm.    flock,   drove ; 

crew  ;  herd. 
Troupier,  sm.  trooper  ;  soldier. 
Trousse  ,    s/",     truss  ;     bundle  ; 

quîver,  comb-case,  heel. 

Hlouter  en  —,  to  ride  bebind. 
Trousseau,  sm.  buncb,  bundle; 

outat. 
Trousse-galaut,  sm.  choiera. 
Trousse-qiieue,  sf.  tail-band. 
Troussequiu, s/",  mortise-gauge. 
Trousser,  va.  truss;  despatcb. 

—  bagage,  to  boit. 
Troussis,  sm.  tuck. 
Trouvaille, s/",  finding;  pièce  of 

luck.  [find  out,  invent. 

Trouver,   va.    to    find,    nieet, 

—  bon,  lo  like. 

—  mauvais,  to  dislike. 

—  à  redire,  to  find  fault. 
Se—,  vr  to  find  one's  self,  be, 
prove  out,  stand. 

—  mal,  lo  faint. 
Trouvère,  5»).  troubadour. 
Truand, e, s. "Vagabond;  Tagrant. 
Truander,  vn.  to  bq". 
Tauruderie,  sf,  l&~. 


Trublè,  s^.  hand-net. 
Trucllenicnl,  sm.  interpreteTt 
Trucher,  un.  tO  beg. 

Truclicur,  sm.  beggar. 

Truelle,  sf.   trowel'. 

Truellée,  sf.  trowelful. 

Truffe,  sf.  Iruifle. 

Truffer,  i!«.  to  stuff  witb  trufOe. 

Truffière,  sf.  truffle-grouud. 

Truie,  sf.  sow. 

Truite,  s/',  trout. 

—  saumounce,  salmon-trout. 

Truite,  e,  a.  red-spolted. 

Trumeau,  sm.  pie'r,  pier-glass, 

Icg  of  beef. 
Trusquin,  sm,  mortise-gauge. 
Tu,  pr.  thou. 
Tunble,  a.  fit  to  bo  killod. 
Tuage,  sm.  killing  (of  a  hog). 
Tuaui,  e,  a  killing,  toilsonTe. 
Tube,  sm.  tube,  pipe. 
Tubercule,  sm.  tubercle,  tuber. 
Tuberculeux,  se,  a.  tuhercu» 
Tubéreuse,  sf.  tuberoso.  [lousi 
Tubéreux,  se,  a,  tuberous. 
Tubcrosité,  sf.  —  sity,  bunch. 
Tubulc,  e,  a,  tubulous. 
Tubuleux.  se,  a.  tubulous. 
Tuer, la.  lokill;  butcher;murder. 

Se  — ,  iir.  to  kill  one's  self. 
Tuerie,    sf,    slaugbter  -  bouse; 

butchery.  [bully. 

Tueur,  sm.  butcher;  killer; 
Tuf,  Tufau,  sm,  tut  (calcareous 
Tuile,  sf.  lile.  [rock. 

Tuileau,  sm.  shard  of  a  tile. 
Tuilerie,  sf.    tile-kiln. 
Tuilier,  sm.  liler;  tile-maker. 
Tulipe,  sf.  tulip. 
Tulipier,  sm.  the  tulip-tree. 
Tulle,  sm.  tulle,  net. 
Tuméfaction,  sf.  —  tion. 
Tuméfier,  vn.  to  tumefy. 

Se  — ,  vr.  to  tumefy. 
Tumeur,  sm.  tumour,  swellinge 
Tumuluire,  a.  Pierre,  toIDD'» 

stone. 
Tumulte,  sm.  tumult,  riot. 
Tumultueusement,    ad,    ric 

tousiy.  [tumultuous. 

Tumultueux,  se,  a.   riotouS| 
Tumulus,  sm.  tumulus. 
Tunique,  sf,  coat;  tunic;  film. 


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Tnnnel,  sm.  tunoel. 
Tiiorbe,  sm.  theorbo. 
Tiii'lian,  syn.  turban. 
Tiirliiiiê,  e,  a.  turbinated. 
Turbot,  sm.  turbot. 
Tlirliolière,  sf.  turbol-kettle. 
Tiirbiili-mment,  ad.  —  lently. 
Turbulence,  sf.  —  lency. 
Turbulent,    e,    a.    turbulent, 

noisy.  [Turkisb. 

Turc",    Turque,    a.    s.    Turk, 

A  la  Turque,  ad.  in  the  Tur- 

kish-fashioû. 
Turelure,  sf.  répétition,  bur- 

den  of  a  song  (low). 
Turgescence,  sf.  turgescence. 
Tiirlupiii,  sm.  sorry  buffoûn. 
Turlupinade,  sf.  sillv  jest. 
Turlupiner,  v.  to  make  connn- 

drums  ;  jest. 
—,  va.  to  banter;  tease. 
Turluter,  vn.  to  pipe;  loot. 
Turneps,  sm    turnip.        [ness. 
Turpitude,  sf   turpilude,  \ile- 
Turquel,  sm.  bearded  wheat. 
Turquin  (bleu),  blue  dark. 
Turquoise,. 1^.  tuTquoise(stone). 
Tussilage,  sm.  tussilage. 
Tutélaire,  a.  —  lar,  [lage. 

Tutelle,  sf.  guardiansbip;  tute- 


Tuteur,    trice,    ».    guardian, 
Tutie,  sf  tulty.  tprolector. 

Tutoiement,  sm.  thouing. 
Tulojer,  va.  to  thon  and  tbee. 
Tuyau,  sm.  pipe,  quill  of  a  pen, 

tube;  staik  ot  corn,  shank. 
Tuj'érc.  sf.  tuyère,  tewel. 
Tjiupau,  sm.  drum  of  the  ear; 

lympanum.  [decry, 

Tj'nipauiser,  va.  to  ery  down; 
Tynipanite,  sf.  tympany, 
Tyuipanon,  sm.  dulcimer. 
Type, sm.  type,  Bgure,  model. 
Typhoïde,  a.  typlius. 
Typhon,  sm.  t'yplioon. 
Typhus,  sm.  typhus. 
Typique,  a.  typical. 
Typographe,  sm.  —  pher. 
Typographie,  sf.  —  phy,  print- 

ing. 
Typographiqike,  a.  —  phical 
Typograpbiquement,  ad.  t;- 

pographically. 
Tyran,  sm.  tyrant. 
Tyrannicide,  sm.  tyrannicido. 
Tyrannie,  sf.  tyranny. 
Tyrunnique,  a.  —  nical.       [ly. 
Tyrauniquenient,  ad. —  nica!- 
Tyranniser,  va.  to  tyrannise. 


u 


IJbiqnlate,  sm.  ubiquist. 
Ubiquité,  sf.  ubiquity. 
tldoniètre,  sm.  rain-gauge. 
rka^e.  sm.  uk2se. 
Ulcération,  sf.  —  tion. 
Ulcère,  sm.  ulcer. 
Ulcéré,  e,  a.  ulcer. 
Ulcérer,  va.  to  ulcerate  ;  exas- 

perate. 
Ulcéreux,  se.  a.  ulcerous. 
Ultérieur, e,f(.  further,ullerior. 
UllérieureBienl,a(/.subsequen. 

tly. 
Vltinintum,  sm..  ultimatuin. 
VlIrniDuudaiu,  e,  a.  s.   ultra- 

mundane.  [tane. 

Ullraniontnin,  S.  a.  oltramon- 
Viublc,  sm.  grayling,  umber. 


Un,  Une,  art.  one,  a,  an, 
E.^ —  et  PauCre,  botb. 
1,' —  ou  Tautre,  either. 
Ni  r—  ni  Pautre,  neitber, 
Les  Uns  et  les  autres,  allf 

aitogether. 
U.^uD,  Pautre,  one  another. 

—  à  un.  one  bj  one. 

UnQuiine,  a.  unanimous. 

Unanimement,  ad.   —  mously. 

Unanimité,  sf.  unanimily. 

Uuguiculé,  e,  a.  uriguiculate. 

Uni,  e,  a.  even,  simple;  unitudf 
plain. 

Unième,  a.  Srst. 

Uniforme,  a.  uniTorm, 

— ,  sm.  unirorra,regimentaIs 

Unirorméinent,  ai.  uniforml} 


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l'nlformUé,  sf.  unirormlly. 
Unilatéral,  e,  a.  unilatéral. 
Viiinieui,  ad.   evenly,    plainlj, 

smoothly. 
Vniou,  $/.  unioD,  concord. 
Uuique,  a.  onlj,   sole,    single; 

unique. 
Uniquement,  ad.    only,   solely. 
Uuir,  va,  to  unile,  to  smootb. 

S' — ,  vr.  to  unité;  be  united. 
UuiBson,  sm.  unisou. 
Unitaire,  sm.  unitarian. 
Unité,  sf.  unily,  unit. 
Uiiivalve,  a.  s.  univalve. 
Univers,  sm.  universe.       [lism. 
Universalisme,  sm.   universa- 
UuiTcrsalité,  sf.  —  liiy. 
Universel,  le,  a.  universal. 
Universellement,  ad.  —  sally. 
Université,  sf.  university. 
Vuivocatiou,  sf.  —  tien. 
Univoque,  a.   univocal. 
Uranagrapliie,s/'.  uranograpby. 
Urbain,  u.  urban. 
Urbanité,  sf.  urbanity. 
Ure,  5)n.  ure-ox,  aurochs. 
Uretère,  siii.  urcler. 
Urètre,  sm.  urethra. 
Urgence,  sf.  urgency. 
Urgent,  e,  a.  urgent,  pressing. 
Urinaire,  a.  urinary. 
Urinai,  sm.  orinal. 
Urine,  sf.  urine. 
Uriner,  vn,  to  urine. 
Vrineuz,  se,  a,  urinons. 
Urinoir,  sm.  retiring-place. 
Urue,  sf.  urn. 
Vrsuliue,  sf.  ursullne  (nnn). 
Us,  sm.  pi.  Gustom,  usage. 
Usage,  sm.  usage,  use;  custmos, 

expérience. 


Usager,*,  «.  commoner. 
Usance,  sf.  use  ;  usance;    wont. 
Usant,  e,  a.  using,  enjoylng. 
Usé,  e,  a.  worn-out;  seedy. 
User,  u.  to  use;  naste;  wear  ont, 

impair,  exhaust. 

Eu  —  bien  avec,  to  be  baTS 

well  to. 
Usine,  sf.  manuTactory  ;    mills; 

Works. 
Usité,  e,  a.  used;  usnal. 
Ustensile,  sm.  usteosll,  impla> 

ment;  tool. 
Ustion,  sf.  uslioD. 
UsucapSon,  sf.  usucaplion. 
Usuel,  le,  a.  usual;  commoa. 
Usuellement,  ad.  usually. 
Usufructaire,  a    —  tuary. 
Usufruit,  sm.  usurrnct. 
Usufruitier,  e,  s,  usufructuarj... 
Usuraire,  a.    usurious. 
Usurairement,  ad.  usuriouslj.- 
Usurc,  sf.  usury,  wear. 
Usurier,  e,  8.  usurer. 
Usurpateur,  trice,  s.  usurper^ 
Usurpation,  sf.  —  tion. 
Usurper,  va.  to   usurp.   vn.   tO 

encroach  upon. 
Ut,  sm.  ut,  do,  C  (Brat  note  o( 

tbe  gamut.) 
Utérin,  e,  a.  nterine. 
Utérus, sm.  utérus;  womb. 
Utile,  a.  sm.  usefui,  proBtabla^ 

serviceable. 
Utilement,  ad.  usefully. 
Utiliser,  va.  to  utilize;  improte^ 
Utilité,  sf.  utilily;  proBt;  use. 
Utopie,  sf.  ulopia. 
titricule,  sm.  ulrlele. 
Uvée,  tf.  uvea. 
Uvulaire,  a.  UTuIar. 


Va,  fn<.  doue.  [days. 

Vacance,   sf.  vacaney,  pi.  boli- 
Vacaut,  e,  a.  Tacant,  empty. 
Vacarme,  sni.  tumult;  uproar. 
Vacation,  sf.  proression,  time, 

•sacation;  silting. 
Vaccin,  sm.  vaccine  matter. 


Vaccinal,  e,  a.  Taccine. 
Vaccination,  s/',  vaccination. 
Vaccine,  sf.  cow-po.x. 
Vacciner,  va.  to  vaccinale. 
Vaclie,  s^.  cow,  cow-bide.[berd. 
Vucker,  e,  s.  cow-keeper,  cow» 
I  Vacherie,  t/.cow-bouse. 


VAL 


2y6 


VAR 


Vacillant,  e,  n.  Tacillaling;  wa- 

Vacillation,  s/',  vacillation. 

Vaciller, un.  to  \acillale;  tôlier; 
waver. 

Vacuité,  sf.  —  ty,  emptiness. 

Vade,  sf.  slake  al  play,  vade. 

—  -nieciim,  sm.    vade-Mccum; 
hand-book. 

Ta-el-vient,  sm.  alternale  mo- 
tion; rerry-boal;(mar)  pass-rope. 

dTagalioud,  e,  a.  s.   vagabond, 
rambler,  wanderer. 

Vagabondage,  sm.  vagrancy. 

Vagabonder,vn.to  vagabondize. 

Vagin,  sm.  vagina. 

Vaginal,  e,  a.  vaginal.       [ling- 

Vagis«enient,$))t.  puliog;  nai- 

Vagiie,  sf.  wave,  surge,  blilow. 

— ,  a.  vague,  waste. 

Vaguement,  ad.  vaguely> 

Vaguemestre,    syn.    baggage- 
masler. 

Vaguer,  un.  to  ranibl6;wander. 

Vaillamment,  ad.  valianlly. 

Vaillance,   sf.  valeur,  prowess. 

Vaillante,  e,  a.  valiant,  brave. 

— ,  sm.  worth;  substance,     [feat. 

Vaillantiae,  sf.  prowess-,  great 

Vain,  e,  a.  vain,  idie;  frivolous. 
En  — ,  ad.  vainly,  in  vain. 

Vaincre,  vn.  to  vainquish;  sub- 
due,  surpass,  conquer.  [vainly. 

Vainement,  ad,  to  no  purpose, 

Vainqueur,  ;m.  conqueror,  Vic- 
tor. 

Vair,  sm.  vair. 

Vairon,  a.  m.  uhall-eyed. 

Vai98oou,s()i.  vessel,  sliip;  pile, 
blood-vessel. 

Vaisselle,  sf.  table-utensiis. 

Val,  sm.  valley,  dale,  vale. 

Valable,  a.  vâlid. 

Valablement,  nti.  validly. 

Valériane,  sf.  valerian. 

Vnici,  sm.  foolraan,  groom,  va- 
iet,  knave;  hold-Tast. 

Valetage,  sm,  drudgery;  maniai 

service. 
Valetaille,  sf.  pack  of  lackeys. 

Valetcr,  V7i.  to  cringe,  wait. 

Valétudinaire,  a.  —  narian. 

Valeur,  s^,  value,  worlb,  valeur; 
pi.  «ITects,  billf. 


Valeureusement,  ad,  vaMantij 
Valeureux,  «e,  a.  valianl. 
Vali<lation,  sf.  validalion. 
Valide,»,  vahd,  lieallh" 
Vnlidcmenl,  »'/.  validly. 
Valider,  vu.  to  render  ?alid. 
Validité,  sf   validity. 
Valise,  sf.  cioak-bag. 
Vallée,  sf.  valley,  vale,  dalc. 
Vallon,  sm.  dale  ;  dell. 
Valoir,  va.  to  be  worlh. 

A  —,  on  account. 

Faire—,  to  improve,  eslallish 

Se  faire  — ,  to  boast. 
Vaille  que  vaille,  at  anyrale. 
Valse,  sf.  wallz. 
Valser,  to  waltz. 
Value,  sf.  value. 

Plus-  —,  sf.  Increased  value. 
Valve,  sf,  valve;  clack-valve. 
Valvule,  sf,  valvule. 
Valvulaire,a.  valvular. 
Vampire,  sm.  vampire. 
Van,  sm.  winuowing;  basket. 
Vandalisme,  sm.  vandalism. 
Vanille,  sf.  vanilla. 
Vanillier,  sm.  vanilla-tree. 
Vanité,  sf.  vanily,  selT-conceit. 
Vaniteux,    se,   a.    vain  ;    self* 

admiring. 
Vannage,  sm.  ninnowing. 
Vanne,  sf.   paddie  (  of  a  lock); 
Vanneau,  sm.  lapwing.  [sluice. 
Vanner,  va.  to  winnow. 
Vannerie,  sf,  ba^ket-trade. 
Vannette,  sf.  server  (for  horses). 
Vanneur,  sm.  wiuoower. 
Vannier,  sm.  basket-maker. 
Vautnil,  sm,  folding  door;  leaf. 
Vantard, Vauteur,  sm.  boaster. 
Vanter,  va  to  extûl;  vaint. 

Se  —,  vr.  to  boasl;  he  e.xlolledt 
Vanterie,  sf.  boasting  îbeggar. 
Va-uu>pieds,  sm.  vi>,;<iboad; 
Vnpeur,  sf,  vapour,  steam. 

Bain  de  —,  vapour-batb. 
Vapeurs,  sf.  pi,  hystéries,  va* 

pour,  [pory. 

Vaporeux,  se,  a.  vaporous;  va 
Vaporiser,  va.  lo  vaporize. 
Vaporisation ,  sf.  vaporization* 
Vaquer,  vn.  to  be  vacant. 
Varuigne,  af.  tide-gaifl. 


VÉH 


297 


VËN 


Varangue,  sf.  floor-timber. 
Varech,  sea-weed,  wreck. 
Vai-eniio,  sf,  warren,  chaseï 
Variabilité,  sf.  variableness. 
Variable,  a.  variable. 
Variant,  e,  a.  fickle,  chan^ 
VarÎHiite» ,  sf.  yl.  various  rea- 

dings. 
Variation,  s^.— tion,  chang9. 
Varice,  sf.  varix. 
Varicocèlc,  sf.  ■varicocele. 
Varier,  va.  lo  vary;  change. 
Variété,  sf.  variely;  diversity. 
Variole,  sf.  Tarioia;  small  pox. 
Variqueux,  se,  a.  varicous, 
Varlet,  sm.  a  valet. 
Varlope,  sf.  jointer-planB. 
l'jFisculaîre,  Vaaculeuz,  se,  a. 

vascular. 
Vase,  sm.  vase;  vessel. 
—,  sf.  slime;  mud;  mire. 
Vaseux,  se,  a.  muddj,  rairy. 
Vasistas,   sm.   rmail    casemenl 

(in  a  door  or  window). 
Vassal,  e,  ».  vassal. 
Vasselage,  sm.  vasselage. 
Vaste,  a.  vast,  spacious;  wide. 
Vatican,   sm.  Vaticao    (pope's 

palace). 
Va-tout,  sm.  last  stake. 

Faire  nu  —,  to  stake  one's  ail. 
Vaudeville,  sm.  vaudeville. 
Vaudevilliste,  sm.  vaudevillist. 
Vaurien,  sm.  a  vile  «retch. 
Vautour,  sm.  vulture.  [roll. 

Se  Vautrer,  vr.  to  vrallow  ; 
Veau,  sm,  calf,  veal  ;  calf's  lea- 
—  marin,  sea-calf.  [Iher. 

Vecteur,  sm,  veclor. 
Vedette ,  sf.  sentry   on   horse- 

back,  watch-tower. 
Végétable,  a.  vegetablei 
Végétal,  sm.  vegelaflç. 
—,  e,  a.  vegetabie. 
Végétant,  e,  a.  vege'tàling. 
Végétatif,  ve,  a,  végétative. 
Végétation,  sf,  végétation. 
Végéter,  vn.  to  végétale. 
Véhémence,  sf.  véhémence. 
Véhément,  e,  a.  véhément,  im- 

petuous.  [menlly. 

Véhémentement,     ad.     vehe- 
Véliiculot  sm,  vebicle.'  meanai 


Veille,  sf.  watching;  natcb,  eve. 
Veilles,  sf.  pi.  labours;  watching. 
Veillée,  sf,  silting  up;  watching; 

viïil.  [nake. 

Veiller,    v.    to    walch;    sit    up, 
Veilleur,  sm.  watcher. 
Veilleuse,  sf.  night  lamp. 
Veillote,  sf.  cock  (of  hay). 
Veine,  sf.  vein. 
Veiné,  e,  a.  veined;  velny. 
Veineux,  se,  a.  veiny;  yeaoDf. 
Vêler,  vn,  to  calve. 
Vélin,  sm,  vellum. 

Papier  — ,  wove  paper. 
Velléité,  sf.  velleity,  iaklinf^. 
Véloce,  a.  swift;  rapid. 
Vélocité,  sf,  velocily,swiftDes3 
Velours,  sm.  velvet. 
Velouté,  e,  a,  velvet,  soft. 
—,   sm,  velvet   ribbon  ;    smooth 

sauce.  [rance  of  velvet. 

Velouter,  va,  to  give  Ihe  appea- 
Veloutier,  velvet-maker. 
Veltage,  sm,  gaiiging. 
Velte,  sf.  gauging-stick. 
Vclter,  va.  to  gauge. 
Velteur,  sm,  gauger. 
Velu,  e,((.hairy;  villous;  mouldy. 
Venaison,  sf.  venison. 
Vénal,  e,  a.  vénal,  mercenary. 
Véualement,  ad.  mercenarily  ; 

veually. 
Vénalité,  sf.  venality. 
Venant,  sm.  comer. 
Vendable,  a.  vendible;  salable. 
Vendange,  sf,  vinlage.  [grapesi 
Vendanger,  va,   to  gainer  the 
Vendangeur,  se,  s.  vintager. 
Vendeur,    Venderesse ,  s.  ai 

seller,  vendor.  [claim. 

Vendiratiou,  sf.  claimaing; 
Veudiquer,    va,    to    demaud; 

claim. 
Vendre,  va,  to  sell;  boJray. 

A  — ,  to  be  sold. 

8e  —,  to  be  sold,  soll. 
Vendredi.,  sm.  Friday. 
—  saint,  Good-Friday. 
Vendu,  e,  a.  sold;  belraje^ 
Véné,  e,  a.  tainted. 
Véuéflce,  sf,  veneflce. 
Venelle,  sf.  by-street. 
f  Véaéueux,  ««i  a,  poisaaoas. 


VEN 


298 


VER 


Veuer,  va.  to  drive  about;  bail. 
Vénérable,  a.  vénérable. 
Véuérabicment,  ad.  veoerably. 
Vénération,  sf. —  tlon.     [rence. 
Vénérer,  tia.  lo  venerate;  reve- 
Vénerie,  sf,  venery,  hunling. 
Vénérien^  ne,  a.  venereal* 
Veiictte,  sf.  fcar;  alarm. 
Veneur,  sm.  huntsmao.  ^  ' 
Vengeance,  sf.  —  ce,  revenge. 
Venger,  va.  lo  revenge  ;  avenge. 

Se  — ,  to  take  vengeance. 
Vengeur,  Vengeresse,  a,   re- 

venger,  avenger.  [ble. 

Véniel,  le,  a.   venlal  ;    pardona- 
Véniellemenl,  ad.  venially. 
Venimeux,  se,  a.  venomous. 
Venin,  sm.  venom,  poison. 
Venir,  sm  coming. 

—  ,t)ii.  to  corne;  proceed;  reach; 
arise;  happen. 

A  —,  to  comej  coming. 

—  à, to  happen. 

Eu  —  aux  mains,  to  eome  to 

blows.  [gone  ont. 

Il  VienI  de  partir,  be  is  just 

S'en  —,  to  come  awaj. 
Vent,   sm.   wind,    vent,   scent, 

emplinoss,  brealh. 
Venlaîl,  sm.  ventail. 
Vente,  sf.  sale;  auclion  sale. 

En  —,  to  be  sold. 
Venter,  vn.  lo  blow. 
Venteux,  se,  a.  wind;. 
Ventilateur,  I7n.—  lator. 
Ventilation,  sf.  valuation  ;  ven- 

tilalion. 
Ventiler,  ua.  to  ventilate;  value. 
Vcntosité,  sf.—sily,  windiness. 
Ventouse,     sf.     cupping-glass, 

ventilalor. 
Ventouser,  va.  to  cnp.  [1er. 

Ventre,  sm.  belly;  stomach;  ven- 
Ventrée,  sf.  liller  (of  joung). 
Ventricule,  syJi.  ventricle. 
Ventrière,  sf.  belly-band. 
Ventriloque,  O.S.—  loqulst. 
Veutriloquie,  sf.  —  loquy. 
Ventru,  e,  a.  big-bellied. 
Venu,  come. 

Bien  —,  welcbme.  [ming. 

Venue,  sf.  arrivai,  growln,   co- 
Venule,  sf.  little  vein.     [cbarm. 


Vennsté ,       »f.       gracefulnes». 
Vénus,  sf.  Venus.  [prayers. 

Vêpres,    pi,    vsspers,    evening 
Ver,  sm.  worm  ;  maggot,  moth. 

—  à  soie,  silk-worm. 

—  luisant,  glow-worra. 

—  solitaire,  tœnia.  [ness. 
Véracité,  sf,  veracity,  trulbrul- 
%'erbBl,e,  a.  verbal. 
Verbalement,  ad.  verbal  ly. 
Verbaliser,  vn.   to    draw  up  a 

report. 
Verbe,  sm.  verb  ;  volco  ;  tona 
Verbération,  >f.  —  tien. 
Verbeux,  se,  a.  verboso. 
Verbiage,  sm.  verbiage,      [ker. 
Verbiageur,  se,  s.  verbose  tal- 
Verbosité,  sf,  —  sity. 
Vercoqulu,  sm.  maggol;  whim. 
Verdâlre,  a.  greenish. 
Verdelet,  a.  tartish.       [diction. 
Verderie,  tf.  verderer's  juris- 
Verdet,  sm.  verdigrise. 
Verdeur,  sf.  greenness;  green, 

verdure;  sap  ;  lartness. 
Verdict,  sm..  verdict. 
Verdir,  va.  to  paint  green. 
—,vn.  to  grow  green. 
Verdoyant,  e,  a.  verdaot;  green. 
Verdoyer,  vn,  to  grow  green. 
Verdure,  sf.  verdure;  greenness; 

grass,  sa!ads, 
Vcrdurier,  sm.  salad-garden.er. 
Véreux,    se,    a.     worm-eaton 

magotly-bad. 
Verge,   sf,   rod,  swilcb,    verge, 

yard,  wand. 
Verger,  s^n.  orcliard,  verger. 
Vergeter,  va.  to  beat  ;  brush. 
Vergette,  sf.  brufh;  coal-brush. 
Verglas,  sm.  glazed  frost. 
Vergogne,  sf.  shame. 
Vergue,  sf.  a  sail's  yard. 
Véridicité,  sf.  veracity. 
Véridique,  a.  vcridical. 
Vérillciiteur,  sm.  examiner. 
VériOcaliou,  «/■.  —  tion.  [prove 
Vériner,  va.  to  verify,  examine; 

prove. 
Véritable,  a.  true,  genuine. 
Véritalilenient,aa.lruly;  really 
Vérité,  sf.  Iruth  ;  in  Irutb. 

A  la—   indeed,  I  conrasa. 


VER 


299 


VES 


En  —,  Indeed.  [pes. 

Verjus,  sm.  wrjuice;  sour  gra- 
Vcrnieil,  le,  a.  vermillon;  rosj, 
— ,  sm.  sil-vergilt. 
Tcrmicelle,  sm.  TerniTcellI. 
Vcriuicnlaire,  a,   vermicular. 
Vcrmirorme,  o.  -vermiform. 
Vorniirnge,  a.  sm.   vermifuge. 
Vci-niillou,  sm.  vermillon. 
Vermine,  sf.  verrain  ;  rabble. 
Verniineuz,  se,  a.    caused    by 

worms. 
Vermisseau,  sm.  worm;  grub. 

Se  Vermouler,  vr.   to    grow 
worm-eaten. 
Vermoulu,  e,  a.  worm-eaten. 
Vermoulure,  sf.  worm-hole. 
Vcrmout,  sm.  vermuth. 
Vernal,  e,  a.  vernal. 
Vernir,  va.  to  varnisb;  glaie. 
Vernis,  sm.  varnish  ;  glaze. 
Vernissage,  jm.  varnishing. 
Vernisser,  va.  to  varnish;  glaze. 
Vernisseur,  $m.  varnisher. 
Vernissure,  sf.  varnishing. 
Vérole  (petite),   s/'.  small-pOX. 
Véron,  sm.  minnow  (fish). 
Véronique,  sf.  speed-well,  »e- 

ronica. 
Verrat,  Sm.  boar. 
Verre,  sm.  glass. 
—  ardent,  burning-glass. 
Vérrée,  sf.  glassrul. 
Verrerie,  sf.  glass-house,  glass- 

making,  giass-nare.  [man. 

Terrier,  sm.  glass-makcr;  gjass- 
Vcrrine,  sf.  slrong  screw. 
Verroterie,  sf.  glass-ware. 
Verrou,  sm.  boit. 
Verrouiller,  va.  to  boit. 
Verrue,  sf.  wart. 
Ver»,  sm.  verse. 
Vers, pr,  towards,  about. 
Versant,  e,  a.  apt  to  overlurn; 

sm.  slope  (of  a  moimlain)  ;  na- 
Versntile,rt.  versatile,  [ter-shed. 
Versatilité,  sf.  inconstance. 
Verse,  à  — ,  ad.  Il  pleut  —  it 

peurs. 
Versé,  e,  a.  versed,  skilled. 
Verseau,  sm.  Aquarius. 
Terscmenif  $m.  payement  ;  de- 

posit. 


Verser,  V.  tO   pour,    flil,   OVer- 
turn,5hed;  laid  (corn);  deposit. 

Verset,  sm.  verse. 

VersiQcateur,  sm.  versifieri 

Versiacation,  sf.  —  tion. 

Versifier,  vn.  to  versify,     [tion. 

Version,    sf.   veision,   transla- 

Verso,  sm.  reverse  ;  second  page 
(of  a  leaf.) 

Vert,  e,  a.  green,  nnripe;  acld; 
harsb  ;  sharp. 

Vert,  sm.  gréen;  grsss. 

Vcrt»de-gris,  sm.  verdigrîs. 

Vertébral,  e,  a.  vertébral. 

Vertèbre,  sf.  vertèbre. 

Vertébré,   e,a.  verlebrated.  ». 
m,  vertebrate. 

Vertement,  ad.  smartly. 

Vertical,  e,  a.  S.  vertical. 

Verticalement,    ad.    verticallj. 

Verticalité,  sf.  —  verticality. 

Verticillé,  e,  a.  verlicillate. 

Vcrticille,  sm.  veriicil. 

Vertige,    S7n.    verligo;    frenzy; 
madness.  [slaggers. 

Vertige,    sm.    wèim ,     maggot, 

Vertu,  sf.  virtue ,  property  ;  for- 
ce ;  power. 
En  —  de,  in   conséquence  of. 

Vertueusement,  ad.  virtuously. 

Vertueux,  se,  a.  8.  virtuous. 

Vertugadin,  sm.  fartbingale. 

Ver»e,  sf.  rapture,  spirit. 

Verveine,  sf.  vervaiD. 

Verveus,  sm.    hoop-net. 

Vesce,  sf.  vetch. 

Vesceron,  sm.  wiM  Tetch. 

Vesical,  e,  a.  vesicti. 

Vésicatlon,  sf.  blisterlng. 

Vésicatolre,  a.    blistering.    •, 
blister.  [bladder. 

Vésicule,    tf.    vesicle;    little 

Vésiculeux,  se,    a.  Tesiculous» 

Vespetro,  sm.  vespetro. 

Vesse,  sf.  foisl. 

Vesser,  vn.  tO  folst.  •  ^^ 

Vessie,  sf.  bladder,  blister. 

Vestale,  f.  veslal. 

Veste,  sf.  vest,  jackef . 

Vestiaire,  sm.  vesliary. 

Vestibule,  sm,  porch,  bail,  ves- 
tiLule,  lobby. 

Vestige,  sm.  footsiep;  vestige. 


vie 


300 


VIG 


Vêtein  eut ,  sm.  garment   vest- 
Vèléron,  si)2.  \eteran.       [ment. 
Véiérance,  sf.  veteianship. 
Vétérinaire,  n.  s.  Teterinary. 
VeCille,  s/',  trifle. 
Véliller,  vn.  lo  sland  on  triGes. 
Vétîlleur,  «ctrifler.  [fastidious. 
Tétilteiix,  se,  (I.  ticklish  ;  nice; 
Têtir,  ii«,  loclolhe;  dre^s;  arraj. 

Se  —,  vr.  to  dress  one's  self. 
Veto,  sm.  ■»elo. 
Têtu,  e,  (I.  clad,  arrajed. 
Vétusté,  sf.  oldness. 
Veuf,  sm.  widower. 
Veule,a.  weak,  dull,  sort. 
Veuvage,  sm.  widowbood. 
Veuve,  sf.  widow.         [nojance. 
VexatioH,     sf.    vexation,    an- 
Vexatoire,  a.  vexatious. 
Vexer,  va.  to  vex;  harass. 
Viable,  a.  viable. 
Viager,  e.  a.  for  life. 
Viaiiile.  sf.  méat. 

—  blaiirho,  fowl. 

—  de  Ijniicherie,  butclier's  méat. 

—  noire,  game. 

Viaudis,  sm.  grazing;  browsing. 
Viatique,  sm.  viaticum. 
Vibrant,  c,  a.  vibrating. 
Vibraliou,  sf.  —  tion. 
Vibrer,  vn.  to  vibrale. 
Vicaire,  Sm.  vicar,  curate. 
Vicairie.  sf.  vicarsiiip,  vicarage. 
Vicariat,  e,  a.  vicsi'.al. 
Vicariat,  sm.  Ticarage  ,  curacj. 
Vicarier,  t)n.  toofficiate  as  vicar. 
Vice,   sm,  vice,  defect,  blemish. 
Vice-amiral,  sm.  vice-amiral. 
Vicr-amirauté,  sf.  vice-admi- 

rally.  [chancellor. 

Vice-cbancelîer,     sm.      vice- 
Vice-cousul,  sm.  vice-consul. 
Vice-ucrant,    sm.   vice  gèrent. 
Vicc-légat.sm.vice-legate. 
Virr-légation ,    sf.    vice-lega- 

teship. 
Viccnual,  e.  ((.  vicennal.    [dent. 
Vîce-pi'ésideiit,Sï?ï.vîce-prési- 
Vicc-reine,    sf.    viceroj's    wife. 
Vicc-roî.  Sî)!.  viceroy. 
Vico-Vei-sn.  nd.  vice-vcrsa. 
Vico-rojauté,  sf.    vice-rovally, 
Vicié,  e,  a.  viciated,  tainled. 


Vicier,  DO.  viciate;  taint. 
^'icieuseuieiit,  ad.  viciousTy. 

Vicieux,  «e,  a.  s.  vicions,  dele*» 
Vicinal,  e,  a.  vicinal.  [tive.  ; 

Vicissitude,     sf.     vicissitude; 
Vicomte,  sm. viscount.  [change.  ' 
Vîcouité,  srn.  viscounlsliip. 
VicomleBse,  sf.  viscouDtess. 
Viciinic,  sf.  viclim-  [quizi. 

Viciiuicr,    vn.     to     victiinize; 
Victoire,*^,  victory.         [ouslj. 
Victorieusement,  ad.   victori- 
Victorieuxjse,  a.  victorious. 
— ,  sm.  conqueror. 
Victuailles,  sf.  pi,  provisions. 
Vidame,  5//Î.  vidame.     [ieaving. 
Vidange,  sf.  empljing, clearing, 
Vidanges,  p2.  Sllb',  flood. 
Vidangeur,  sm.  nighlnian. 
Vide,  a.  void,  empty,  open. 
— ,  sm.  void  space,  vacuum,  gap. 
—  -bouteille,  sm.  siphon;  plea- 

sure-summerhouse. 
Vider,  va.  lo  empty;  clear,  eva- 

cuate;  gut  (fisb),  leave  a  coun- 

try,  pink,  drain,  draw  a  fcwl. 
Vie,s/'. life,  livelihood; animation. 

A  —,  for  life. 

En  —,  alive.  [aged. 

Vieil,  vieux,  a.  m.  old,  ancient; 
Vieillard,  sm.  o!d  man. 
vieille,  sf.  o'.à  woman. 
Vieilit^ries,  sf.   old  clotheS. 
Vieillofise,  sf.  old  âge;  oldness. 
Vieillir,  u.  to  grow  old;  to  âge; 

grow  obsolète. 
Vieillissement,  sm.  sénescence. 
Vieillot,  te,  a.  oldisb,  erderly. 
Vielle,  sf.  hurdysurdj.  [player 
V^eîlleiir,  se,  s.  burdygurdy- 
Vierge,  sf.  virgin,  maid. 
— ,  a.  virginal  ;   pure. 

rire  —,  virgin  vax. 

Or  —,  native  gold. 

Vigne  -,  creuper. 
Vif,  Te,  ((.   aiive,  sprightly;    II- 

vely;  ?mart,quick,ljright, sharp, 

vivai:ious. 
— ,  sni.  quick;  body,  substance. 
—  -argent,     siH.     quicki;ilver. 

mercury. 
Vif;ie.  sf,  look-OUt. 
Vigilammeul,  ad.  Ti^aotl}, 


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VIS 


vigilance,  sf,  vigilance;  watch- 

fulness. 
Vigilant.  «,  ((.  vigilant. 
Vigile,  sf.  eye,  vigil. 
Tigiic,  5)1!.  vire,  vineyard. 
Tigneroii.sm.  vine-drcsser. 
Vignette,  s(.  vignette;  meadow- 

sweet. 
Tiguobic,  sm.  vineyard. 
Vigogne,  sf.   vicugna;    vicuna. 
Vigoiireiiscnient,     ad.      vigo- 

rously.  [slout. 

Vigoureux,    «e,    a.    vigorous; 
Vignetir,    sf.     vigour;     force; 

strength. 
Vil,  e,  a.  vile,  mean;  low;  base. 

A  —  prix,  dirt.cheap. 
Vilain, e,s.  vi Hein;  miser; hunlis. 
—,  «   ugly,  ba;e,  vile;  nastj;  un- 

sighlly. 
Vilainement,  ad,  vilely. 
Vilebrequin,  sm.  nimble;  stock 

and  bit. 
Vilement,  ad.  vilely;  basely. 
Vilenie,  sf.  ugly  Word;   abuse  ; 

meanness;  tras'h;  coarse  food. 
Vilipender,    va.   to  viliry  ;    cry 

down . 
Villa,  s/',  villa. 
Village,  sm.  village. 
Villageois,  e,  s.  villager. 
— ,  e,  a.  cnuntry,  village. 
Villanelle,  s/,  country  ballad. 
Ville,  sf.  cily,  town. 
Villénage,  sm.  villalnage. 
Villette,  sf.  small  town. 
Vin,  sm.  wine. 

—  rouge,  red  wine. 

—  de  Bordeaux,  claret. 

—  de  Bourgogne,  burgundy. 
Vinaigre,  siii.vinegar.  [vinegar. 
Vinaigrer,  vu.  (0  season  nilh 
Viuaigreric,  sf.  vinegar-yard. 
Vinaigrette,  sf.  vinegar  sauce. 
Vinaigrier,  SHi.  vincgar-maker; 

sumacti. 
Vindicatif,  Te,  a,  revengeful. 
Vindicte,  sf.  prosecution. 
Vinée,  sf.  vinlage;  wine-crop. 
i^ineux,  se,  a.  vinous,  winy. 
Vingt,  a.  twenty. 
Vingtaine,  sf.  score. 
/iugiièms,  a.  stn.  Iwen/ietb. 


Vinicole,  a.  wine-growing. 

Viol,s»ï.  violatjnn,  râpe. 
Violât,  a.  cf  violets. 
Violateur,  S))t.  violatof. 
Violation,  s^,  —  tion. 
Viole,  sf.  ténor  viol. 
Violemment,  ad.  violently. 
Violence,  sf.  violence,  force. 
Violent,  e,  a.  violent,  Lasiy. 
Violenter,  va.  to  force;  violai» 
Violer,  va.  to  violate;  break. 
Violet,  te,  a.  violet-coloured. 
—,  sm.  purple,  violet  colour. 
Violette,  s/',  violet. 
Violier,  sm.  wall-Qower. 
Violon,  fiddie,  vloHn,  fiddier. 
Violoncelle,  sm.  violoncelle. 
Violoncelliste,sm,violoncelli3t. 
Viorne,  sf.  snowball-tree. 
Vipère,  sf.  Viper. 
Vipérine,  s/',  viper's  bugloss. 
Virago,  s/',  virago,  terraagant 
Virelai,  sm.  virelay. 
Virement,   sm,   tr'aosfer    (of   s 

dehl)  tacking. 
Virer,  un.  to  turn  ,  tack  about  , 

heave,  to  veer;  change 
Virginal,  e,  a.  virginal,  maid- 
enly.  [liood. 

Virginité,  sf,  —  nity,  maiden- 

Virgule,  sf.  comma. 

Viril,  e,  a.  virile,  manly,  maie. 

Virilement,  ad.  stoutly,  manly. 

Virilité,  sf.  virility,  manbood. 

Virale,  sf.  ferrule;  collar. 

Virolet,  sm.  (ma.)  roller. 

Virtualité,  sf.  virtuality. 

Virtuel,  le,  a.  Virtual. 

Virtuellement,  ad.  virtuallj» 

Virtuose,  s.  a.  Virluoso. 

Virulence,  sf.  virulence. 

Virulent,  e,  a.  virulent. 

Virus,  sm,  virus, 

Vis,  sf.  screw,  vice,  spindie  tree 

Vis-à-vis,  pr.  over-agaiost  ;  op«- 
posite. 

—,  sm.  vis-à-vis. 

Visa,  sm.  act,  certificale. 

Visage,  sm.  face,   look  ;  visage.- 

Viscéral,  e,  a.  viscéral. 

Viscère,  sm,  viscus. 

Viscosité,  sf.  viscosity,viscid;ly, 

Vi«ée,$/.  airo  i  design  ;  object. 


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VOI 


viser,  va.  to  aim;  revise,  tend; 
hâve  an  eye  to. 

Visibilité,  sf.  —  litj 

Visible,  a.  visible,  manifest. 

Visilileinent,  ad.  visibly. 

Tisicre,  sf.  visor,  sight  ol'  a  gUD; 
shade  (for  the  eyes). 

Visigotb,  sm.  barbarian. 

Vision,  sf.  vision,  sight,  appari- 
tion, cbimera. 

Visionnaire,  a.  S.   visionary. 

Visi*a*ion,s/".  — tion.  [inspection. 

Visite,  sf.  visil, Visitation,  searct), 

Visiter,  va.  to  visit;  searcb;  exa- 
mine. 
Se  — ,  vr.  to  visit  eacb  other. 

Visiteur,  sm.  visiter,  searcber. 

Vison,  sm.  vison. 

Visqueux,  me, a  viscous,sticky. 

Vissage,  sm.  screwing. 

Visser,  va.  to  screw. 

Visuel,  le,  a.  Visual. 

Vital,  e,  a.  vital. 

Vitniement,  (!(/.  vilally. 

Vilaliter,  sf.  vitality. 

Vite,  a.  swift,  nimbie;  rapid. 

—  ,  ad.  quiclily,  fast. 

Vitement,  ad.  quickly. 

Vitelotte,s/'.  red  kidney  potatoe. 

Vitesse,  s/. quiclcness,  swifiness. 

Vitrave,  sm.  glazing,  parlilion, 
glass  Windows.        [in  cburches. 

Vitraui,  j)i.  large  glass  Windows 

Titre,  sf.  window  glass;  a  glass. 

Vitré,  e,  a.  glazed,  vitreous. 

Vitrer,  va.  to  glaze. 

Vitrerie,  sf.  the  glass  trade,gla- 
zing;  glaiier's  work. 

Vitreux,  se,  a.  vitreous;  glass;. 

Vitrier,  sm.  glazier. 

Vitriflable,  a.  vitriGable. 

VitriOcatiou,  sf.  —  tion. 

VitriQer,  va.  to  vitriTy. 

Vitrine,  sf.  glafs-case. 

Vitriol,  sm.  vitriol. 

Vilriolique.  a.   vitrioMc. 

Vivace,  a.  long-lived,perennîal. 

Vivaeitéf    «/".   vivacity;    ardour 
liveliness,  brighlness;  choler. 

Vivandier,  c.s.  suller. 

Vivant,  e,  a.  s.  Iiving;lire;  llver. 
Bon  —,  gay   l'ellow. 

Tivat,  t'nt.  buiitl  kuirii 


Vi»e,  sf.  weever.fish. 
Vivement,  ad.  quickly;  bastil}. 
Viveur,  se,  s.  sensualist:  good- 

liver. 
Vivier,  <m.  fisb-pond.    [vifying. 
Vivifiant,  e,  a.  quickening;  vl« 
Vivillcalion,  s^.  viviflcation. 
Vivifler,  va.  to  vivifj,  enliveD. 
ViviOque,  a.  viviSc. 
Vivipare,  a  viviparous. 
Vivoter,  vn.  to  live  hard. 
Vivre,  vn.  to  live;  exist;  subsisl. 

Faire  — ,  to  maintain. 
Vivre,  Vivres,  sm.  food,  provi- 
sions, victuals. 
Vizir,  sm.  vizier. 
Vocabulaire,  sm.  vocibulary. 
Vocal,  e,  a.  vocal,  oral. 
Vocalement,  ad.  vocal  ly. 
Vocalisation,  sf.  vocalization. 
Vocaliser,  va.  to  vocalize. 
Vocaiif.sm.vocativecase.[ialent, 
Vocation,  s/,  vocation,  calliag; 
Vociréra)ion,  ,':/.   vociTeration. 
Vociférer,  vn.  10  vociTerate. 
Vœu,  sm.  wisb;  prayer;  vow. 
Vogue,  s/',  rowing,  vogue,  lepute, 

fashion. 
Voguer,  vn.  to  row;  sail;  float. 
Vogue   la    galère^   come  wbat 

come  mayl 
Vogueur,  sm.  rower. 
Voici,  a(2.  see  bere;  bere  is,  bete 

are;  this  is;  tbere  ire 

Me  — ,  bere  I  am. 
\oie,sf  way,  means,  course,  track. 

—  de  bois,  cartload  orwood,etc. 

—  d^eau,  yoke. 

—  d'eau,  (mar.)  leak. 

—  lactée,  sf.  Ibe  milky  way. 
Voilà,  ad.  see  tbere;  those  are, 

there  is,  tbere  are. 
Voile,  sm.  veil;  pretext;  eloak. 
—,  sf.  sail,  sbip. 

Faire  —,  to  sel  sail. 

Forcer  de  — ,  to  crowd  sails. 
Voiler,  va.  toveil;  cloak;  conceal. 
Voilerie,s^.  sail-loft.  [maker. 
Voilier,  sm.  sail  (oT  a  sbip),  sail- 

Fiii  — ,  fast  sailer. 
Voilure,  sf.  suit  of  sails. 
Voir,  vn,  to   see  ;    behold;  look, 

disceru;  visit;  examiae. 


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VOY 


Toîr  le  Jour,  to  be  born. 

*»  — 5  f*.  lo  visit  one  another. 
Voire,  ad.  indeed;  even. 
Voirie  ,    sf.    inspection    of    Ihe 

highBays,  common  sewer. 
Voisin,    e,    a.    neigLbouring ; 

s._  neighbour.  [vicinity. 

Voisinage,  sm.  neighhour-hood; 
Voisiner,    vil.     to     visit    one's 

neighbours.  [fare,  load. 

Voiture,  sf.    -vehicle;    earriage, 
Voilurer,  va.  to  carry  ;    conToy. 
Voiturier,  sm.  carrier. 
Voîi,  sf.  -voice,  singer,  vote. 
Vol,  sm.  robbery,  iheft,  flight  of 

—  au-vent,  sm  puff-paste. 
Volable,  a.  that  may  be  stolen. 
Volage,  a.  Tolatile;  iight. 
Volaille,  sf.  poullry,  fowl. 
Volailler,  sm.  poulterer. 
Valant,  sm.    shultlecock;    flight 

of  a  windmili;  fly-wheel  (of  a 

machine). 
Volatil,  e,  a.  Tolatile. 
Volatile,  sm.  volatile. 
Volatilisation,  sf.  —  zation. 
Volatiliser,  va.  to  volatilize. 

Se  —,vr.  to  become  volatile. 
Volatilité,  s/.  —  lity. 
Volatille,  sm.  fowls,  birds. 
Volcaii.sm.  volcano. 
Volcanique,  a.  volcanic. 
Volcaniser,va.to  inflame;  excite. 
Vole,  sf.  vole;  slam. 
Volée,  sf.    flight;   Society,   rank, 

voiley,  brood,  covey,bevy, flight 

ofa  wiodmill. 

■*  '*  —,  lo  sow  broad-cast. 

A  toute  —,  to  ring  a  full  peal. 
Voler,  V.  to  fly;  steal,  rob;  plun- 

VoIer■e,<^  theft;  thieving;  haw- 
Volet,  sm.  shuller;  ledge;  nénu- 
phar; water-lily. 
Voleter,  vn.  to  flulter;  fly;  flicker. 
l'oleur,  se,  s.  robber,  thief. 
toliere,  sf.  aviarj,  dovccot, 
Volige.  sf.  slate-lalh. 
Voliiian,;/-.  volition. 

»oIoniaire,a.  voluntarj;wilful' 

headstrong. 
Volontaire,  tm.  volnnteer. 


Volontalrenienl,nd.voluntaril> 

Volonté,    sf.    will,    tenaclly    ol 
purpose. 

A  —,  ad.  at  pleafure. 
De  bonne  —,  willingly;  at  will. 

Voloiitier8,ad.  nillingly;  readilv. 

Voltc,  s/-,  volt.  ' 

—  •fare,  wheeling  round. 

Volter,  vn.  to  voll  (in  fencing). 

Voltige,  sf.  stacli-]ope;vaul(ing. 

Voltigeineut,!»!,  vaulting;  flut- 
tering. 

Voltiger,  vn.  lo  flutter;  vault. 

Voltigeur,sm.  tumbler.vaulter, 
Iight  infantry. 

Volubilis,  sm.  bindweed. 

Volubilité,  sf.  volubilitjr. 

Volume,  sm. volume,  bulk,  book. 

Volumineux,   se,    a,   —  nous, 
bulky. 

Volupté,  sf.  voluptuousness. 

Voluptueusement,  ad.  volup- 
tuously. 

Voluptueux,  se,  «.  voluptuous. 

Volute,  sf.  volute;  scroll. 

Vomir,  va.  to  vomit. 

Vomissement,  s?»,  vomittng. 

Vomitif,  iie,«.  vomitive, S. vomit, 

Voniitoire,  sm.  vomilory. 

Voracc,  a.  voracious,  ravenous. 

Voracité,  sf.  voracity,  glutton». 

Volant,  sm.  voter. 

Votution,  sf.  voling. 

Vote,  sm.  vote 

Voler,  va.  et  n.  to  votei 

Voiif,  *e,  a.  votive. 

Votre,  Vos,  pro.  your.  [secrate. 

Vouer,  va.  to  von;   dévote,  con- 
gé —,  vr.  to  dévoie  one's  self. 

Vouloir,  va.  to  will;  be  willing, 
want;  require.  [against. 

E"  —  «,  to  bave  a  grudge 

— ,  sm.  will. 

Vous,  p7'0.  you,  ye. 

Voûlc,s/'.  vault, arch.[fhouldered. 

Vouié,   e,    a.    stooping;    round 

Voûter,  vn.  to  aich;  vault. 
Se  —,  ur.to  stoop;  grow  double. 

Voyage,    tm.    voyage,     travel 
journey. 

Voyager,  va.  to  travel;  voyage. 

Voyageur,  se,  s.  traveiler. 

Vojaatt  e,  a.  gaudy,  showy. 


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zi;n 


Voyant,  sm.  seer;  prophet. 
Voyelle,  sf.  ■vowel. 
Voyer,  sm.  lo  run  (Ijc). 
Vrai,  c,a.lrue,ri£ht,At,regular. 
—,  sm.  Irutb. 

Vraiment,  rfj.  truly,în(3eed. 
Vraisemblable,  a.  likely. 
—,sm.  liU'liliood.  fbably. 

VraiBeml>l:\l>lcment,  ad.  pro- 
VrnÎBembluitce,  sf.   likelibood. 
Vrille,  sf.  giitilel;  Lorer;  tendiil. 
Vu,  sm.  sighl;  inspection. 
—  que,  c.  seeiog  tliat,  s  nce. 


Vue,  sf.   sigUl,  \iew,  pro~iicct. 

light. 

A  —  d'ceîl,  •vifibJj. 

A  —,  al  siglil. 
Vulgaire,    (I.   common,  vulgar, 

low,  meaD,ba5e. 
— ,  SîJi.Tulgar,  mob. 
Vulgairement,  ad.  vulgarljr. 
Vulgariser,  va.  lo  vulgarize. 
Vulgarité,  s/',  \ulgarily. 
Vulnérable,  a.  vulnérable. 
Vulnéraire,  a.  s.  vulnerar}. 
Vulve,  if.  tulva. 


w 


IVagon,  sm.  waggon. 
llVhig,  sm.  «big. 


V%'Iiist,  Wisli,    sm.  wbist,    (a- 

cards). 
'«'isky,  sm  wisky  (carriage). 


Xénodocbic,  sf,  hospKalilj. 
Xéropbagie,  sf.  —  gy. 
Xéro|ibtlialuiie,  sf.  —  tbalmy. 
Xipbias,  sm.  thc  sword-Ssh. 
Xil>boïac,  a.  xipboid. 


Xyloâlre,  s.  idolaler  who 

sliips  slatiies. 
Xyloii,  sm.  coUon-lrce. 
Xyste,  sm.  xysluSi 


T,  ud.   there;  thilher;   hère;    al 

home.  pr.  to  lb:m;  lo  her;  to  il; 

to  Iheni,  by,  for. 

11  y  a,  tbere  is,  there  are. 

Vous  y  êtes,  you  ha\e,  it. 
Vatcli,  sin.  yatcb. 


Yatagan,  sm.  yalaghan. 

Yeuse,  sf.  holm-oak. 

Yeux,  pi.  Ihe  eyes. 

Yole,  sf.  yawl. 

Ypréau,  sm.  brcad-icayed  elm. 


Eagaic,  sf.  spear;  dart. 
Zain,  a.  dark  colour, 
Zani,  sm    buCToon,  zany 
Eèbre,  S7n.  zébra,  nild  ass. 
Zébré,  c,  a.  zebra-striped. 
Zélateur,  Irice,  «.zealot. 


Zèle,  sm.  leal,  ardour. 

Zélé,  a.  zealous;  ardent. 

Zclote,  s»i.  zealot. 

Zéniib,  sm.  zenilh. 

Zépbir,  sm.  zephir. 

Zéro,  sm,  nougbl;  eipLer,  zc.-o. 


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Seat!  int.  psliaw  I 

UiKru  l«  ziit  et  II'   — ,  to  be 

passable. 
SEf»»e,  sm.  zest  for  oranges, etc.). 
Zil>cliiie,  sf.  saLle,  sable-fur. 
XîK-ing,  stii.  zigzag,  crankle. 
Tiitc.  sm.  ziDC. 
Xiiigage,  s»i.  zinklug. 
Zingiicr,  va,  to  zink. 
Kiiiguerie,  S/'.  link-works. 
Zingueur,  sm.  zink-norbefi 
Ziiizolln,  a.  s.  rcddish,  violent. 
Ziiniiie,  s/',  disseosioo;  taret. 
Eiiiphe,  $m  jujube-tret. 


Zodiacal,  c,  a.  zodiacal» 
Zodiaque,  sin.  zodiac. 
Zone,  sf.  tane;  belt. 
Zoogrnplie,  siii.  zongraphor, 
Zoographie.  sf.  zoograpb}i 
Zoolalrie,  sf.  zoolatry, 
Zoolitiie,  sf.  zoolite. 
Zoologie,  sf.  zoology. 
Zoologique,  a,  zooTogieal, 
ZoologiKte,  sm.  zoologist. 
Zooplijtc,  sf.  zoopbjte. 
Zoolique,  a.  zootic. 
Zooiouiie.  sf,  zootomy. 
Zoyiwa,  sm.  (mtr.)  zosissa. 


END  OF  tHE  FIRST  PART. 


20 


A    NEW 


ENGLISH  AND  FRENCII 

POCKET    DIGTIONARY 


A 


A,  i,  A,  1"  lettre  ds  l'alphabet. 

A;  An,  é,  enn,  art.  un,  une,  le, 
la,  par.  [rière,  sur  le  ma;,  coi  (Té. 

Abâck,  a.bak^,  ad,  mar.  en  ar- 

A^liaciii,  ab^-a-keucei  I.  trcbei 
f.  abaque,  ni. 

Ab&rt,  a-b&fte',  mar.  arriire  d'un 
■vaisseau,  —  adv.  en  arrière 

Abâtidout  a-bann^-deunef  va> 
abandonner,  délaisser. 

Abûiidoiietl,  a-ban  nMeunnd,  a. 
abandonné,  dépravé. 

Ab6ndouiiig,a-banQ'-deun-lan- 
gne,  s.  abandon,  m. 

AbândoDment,  a-bann'-deune- 
inennt,  s.  tbandon,  délaisse- 
ment, m,  .  [lir. 

Abâsc,  a-béce.  va.  abaisser,  avi- 

Abâscment,  t-béce'-menut, 
abaissement,  m. 

Abâsh,  a-bachc',  va.  conTiir  da 
honte,  déconcerter. 

Abâsbuient,  a-bacbe''-nieDQt,  t. 
confusion,  f, 

Abâio,  a-béte',  va.  rabattre,  di- 
minuer, abattre,  annuler. 

—,  vn.  s'abatlrOî  diminuer,  per- 
dre, baisser. 

Abâteinent,  Abâtiiig,  a-béte'- 
mecnl,  a-bé'-tinngne,  s.  dimi- 
nution, réduction, remise, alTai- 
blissement. 


Abator,  a-bé'-teur,  s.  celui  qui 
fait  un  rabais,  qui  diminue, 
destructeur. 

Abb,  abbe,  ».  trame,  f.  [d'abbé. 

A'bbaey,    ab'-ba-ci,  s.    dignité 

A'bbess,  ab'-besse,s.  abbesse  f, 

A'bbey,  ab^-by,    abbaye,  f. 

A'bbot,  ab'-beute,  s.  abbé,  m. 

Abbi-éviate,  ab'-bri-'vi-éte,  ua. 
abréger,  raccourcir. 

AbbrcTiâtion,  ab-brl-'vl-é'- 
cheune,  s.  —  tien,  f. 

Abbreviator,  ab-bri-TÎ-é'-leur, 
».  abréviateur,  m. 

Abbréiiatiire,  ab-brl-Tii-é'- 
tcheure,  ».  abrégé,  m.  abrévia- 
tion, f. 

A/bdicate,ab'-dl-liéle,  tvt. abdi- 
quer, renoncer  à.  [s.  —  tion,  f. 

Abdication,    ab-di-ké'-cheune, 

Abdomen,  ab-d6^-menne,  s.  bas- 
venlre,  abdomen,  m. 

Abdominal,  ab-dome'-i-na',  a, 
abdominal, qui  a  rapporta  l'ab- 
domen, 

Abdouiiuona,  ab-dome'-i-neuce, 
a.  qui  a  un  gros  \entre;  pesant, 

Abdûce,  ab-diouce',ï«.  séparer, 
ôter,  détourner. 

Abdûcent,  Abduclor,  ab- 
diou''-cennt,  ab-deukMeur,  a. 
abâucteuri  a> 


ABJ 


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ABO 


Abecedirlaii,é-bl-tl-d6'-rl-iae, 
t.  abécédaire.  [abécédsire. 

Abécedary,  é-bi'-ciHié-ri,  s.  a. 

Abéd,  a-bed',  ad.  au  ht,  couché. 

Abérrance,  abérrancj,  ab- 
er'-rannce,  —  ci,  ».  erreur,/. 

Aberrant, ab-er'-ranut,  a.  égaré. 

Aberrâlion,  ab-er-ré^-cheune, 
s.  aliberralion,  f.  [errant. 

Abérriiig,    ab-er^-rlDDgne,    a. 

Abéi,  a-belt',  va.  appuyer,  en- 
courager, aider,  provoquer. 

Abétoienl,  a-betl'-mennt,  t.  ap- 
pui, eucouragament,  m.  exci- 
tation, /. 

Abétter,  abéiior,  a-bet'-teurr, 
t.   partisan,  auteur,  m. 

Abéyance,  —  laiids  in, —  a-bé'- 
annce, t.  vacance, atlenle,  leires 
jaeentes,  f.  pi.  [délester. 

Abhôr,    ab-bor',  va.    abhorrer, 

Abhdrrence,  ab-b&r'-rennce, 
».  horreur,  f. 

Abhorrent,  ab-htr'-rennt,  a.  es 
horreur,  opposé,  contraire. 

Abhorrer,  aD-hAr'-reur,  ».  en- 
nemi juré,  m. 

Abhôrrine^  ab-htr'-rinngne,  ». 
horreur,  aversion,  haine,  dé- 
goût, f. 

Abide,  a-baîde',  (abode,  abode), 
rester,  demeurer,  résider,  en- 
durer, souffrir,  soutenir,  s'arrê- 
ter. —  bj  or  lu,  se  tenir  à, 
soutenir. 

Abider,  a-bal'-denr,».  habitant. 

Abîding,  a-bal''.dinngne,  ».  de- 
meure, /.séjour,  m.  stabilité, ^ 

Ability,  a-bi'-li-li,  s.  habileté, 
f.  pouvoir,  stTOir,  m.  «a  pi. 
talents. 

A'bject,  ab'-djekt,  a.  vil, abject. 

Abjéctedncac,  ab-djekMed- 
nesse,  s.  servilité,  f. 

Abjection,  ab-djek/-cbeune,  ». 
bassesse,  f.  [ment. 

A'bjectiy,  ay-djekt-li,  ad.  vile- 

A^bjectiies*.  ab^'djeLt-oesse,  ». 
bassesse,  lAcbeié,  f. 

Abjuration, ab-djiou-ri'-cbaune, 


s.  —  tion,  f. 
Abjure,  ab-Qj 
r«Boo«fr. 


Icare',  va,  alynrer, 


Ablietate,  ab^-lak-téte,  v.  a«- 
vrer.  [s.  sevrage,  m, 

Ablacl&tion,  ab-lak-té'-cbeune, 

Ablation,  ab-lé'-cheune,  ».  dé- 
possession, ablation,  f,  [tii,  m. 

A'blaiive,    ab-'-la-tive,    ».  ahla- 

A^ble,  é'-bl,a.  capable,  robuste, 
aisé,  expert,  hab>le.  To  be— , 
V.  pouvoir. 

A'blegate,  ab'-li-guéle,  va.  éloi- 
gner quelqu'un  pour  s'en  débar- 
rasser ;  s'en  débarrasser. 

A^blcnea*.  é'-bl-nesse,  ».  pou- 
voir, m.  habileté,  capacité,  /. 

Ab'lepsy,  ab'-lep-ci,  s.  cécité,/. 

A'blet.  ab^-letl,  s.  ablette,  f. 

AVIueut,  ab^-liouennt,  a.  qui 
nettoie.  [ablution,  /. 

Ablution,    ab-liou'-cbeune,    ». 

A'bnegHtc,  ab'-ni-guéte,  VU.  re- 
nier, renoncer  à. 

Abnégation,  ab-ni-gué'-cheane, 
».  — tion,  f.  renoncement,  m. 
résignalion,  f. 

Abéai'd,  a-hftrde',  a.  à  bord. 

Abôdc.  8-bAde',  ».  séjour,  m. 
demeure,  f. 

—  ,v.  présager,  augurer. 

— .  prêt,  et  part,  de  Abide. 

Abédement,  a-bAde'-mennt,  ». 
pronostic,  m.  [annuler. 

AbôIiNb,  8-boK-iche,  vn.  abolir, 

Abôlishable,  aboK-iche-abl , 
a.  qui  peut  être  aboli. 

Abôlinber,  a-bol'-iche-eur,  «. 
celui  qui  abolit. 

Abeli8bnient,a-bol'-iehe-meDDt, 
».  abolissement,  m. 

Abolition,  ab-ol-iche'-enne,  »■ 

—  tion,  f.  [abominable. 
Abémiiiable,  a-bomeM-nabl,  a. 
Abominableness,       a-bomeM- 

na-M-nesse,  ».  ce  qui  est  abomi- 
nable, [ad.  —  blement, 

Abominably,    a-boxe'-i-na-bli, 

Abàminate,  a-bome'-i-néte,  va. 
avoir  en  horreur,  détester. 

Abomin&tion,  a-bon  e-ivé'- 
cheu-ne,  ».  —  tion,  horreur,  f. 

Aboriginea,  ab-t-ridje-tnii,  f. 

—  gènes,  m.  pi 
AbértioB,     a-bor'-eheoiiei     a. 

fausse  couche,  A 


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Ab6rtlTe,a-bAr'-tlTe,a.  abortlf, 

prématuré. 
—  cbild,  avorton. 
Ab6rlively,     a  bti/-tlTe-ll,  ad. 

avant  !e  terme. 

Abôrliveness,  a-bAr'-tIve-aesse, 
«.  avortement,  insuccès,  m. 

Abértment,  a-b&rte'-mennt,  t. 
avortement,   m.  [der. 

Abéuiid,  a-baounnd^,  vn.  abon- 

Abdtii,  a-baoute',  pr,  environ, 
autour,  à  l'entour  de,  aux  en- 
virons, touchant,  sur,  vers, 
dans,  par,  près  de,  prfit  à,  à 
l'égard  de;  ad.  de  tour,  &  la 
ronde,  de  tous  cOtés. 

Abôve,  a-benve',  ad.  en  haut. 

—,  pr.  au-dessus  de,  au-delà  de, 
sur,  pins  de,  i)Ius  que,  li  haut 
(aux  cieux),  ci-dessus. 

•-  board,(iâ.  sans  arrière-pensée 

w  ail,  surtout. 

%-  mentioiied,  a.  susdit. 

*-  grouiid,  ad.  en  vie. 

Abr&de,  a-bréde',  va.  user  par 
le  froltemeni,  ronger,  effacer. 

Abrasion,  a-bré' -jeune,  (.  l'ac- 
tion de  miner  en  frottant. 

Abréiisc,  a-breste',  ad.  de  Tront. 

Abi'idgc,  a  bridje',  va.  abréger, 
retrancher. 

Abrid'ged,  a-bridjd',  a.  abré- 
gé, raccourci. 

Abrigder,  a-brid'-djenr ,  f. 
abréviateur,  m. 

Abridgement,  a  bridje'-mennt, 
$.  abrégé,  épitome.  m.  [perce. 

Abr6acb,  a-brAtche',  a(/.  mis  en 

Abroad,  a  brâùde,  pr.  dehors, 
dans  les  pays  étranger.';. 

Abrogate,  ab^-rA-guéte,  va. 
abroger,  abolir. 

Abrogation,  ab-rA-gué^-cheune, 
«.  —  tion,  cassation,  f. 

Abrupt,  ab-reupt^,  a.  escarpé, 
saccadé,   brusque, 

Abrûpiion,  ab-reup'-cbeune,  s. 
rupture,  f. 

Abrûpily,  ab-reupt'-li, ad. brus- 
quement, hors  de  propos, 

Abrûptnefls,  ab-reupf'-nesse, 
s.  promptitude,    brusquerie,  f. 

A'bacesa,  ab'-cess»,!.  abcès,  m. 


Abscind,  ab'-clnnd,  va.  traa» 
cher.  .    [putation,  f, 

Absci««ion,  ab^-ci-jeune,  5.  affl- 

Abscôud.  ab-skonnd',  vn.  se  ca- 
cher, [celui  qui  se  cache. 

Af>0cdiider,  ab-skonn^-deur,  8» 

Abscénding,  ab-skonn^-dinn- 
gne,  >.  Tuile,  l'action  de  se  ca- 
cher, [distraction,  f. 

A'baence,    atZ-cennce,  absence, 

A^bsent,  ab^-cennt,  a.  absent, 
distrait.  [être  disirait. 

— ,  vn.   s'absenter,   êire  absent, 

Absentée,  ab-cenn-ti',  s.  absent, 
m. 

Absl'st,  ab-ctst',  vn.  se  désister. 

AbséU-v,  ab-zolve',  va.  absoudre. 

A'bsolute  ,  ab'-sA-lioute,  a.  ab- 
solu, achevé.  [absolument, 

A'bsolulely,ab'-sA-lioute-li,a6i. 

A'bsoliiteness  ,  alZ-sA-lioute- 
nesse,  a.  pouvoir  absolu,  m. 

Absolution,  ab-sA-liou'-cbeune, 
».  —  tion,  f. 

A'bsonant.  A'bsonous,  ab'-sA- 
nannl,ab'-s6-neuce,«.  absurde. 

Abs6rb,  ab-sorbe',  vn.  absorber. 

Absorbent,  ab-sor'-bennt,  a.  $. 
absorbant,  m. 

Abstirpt,  ab-sorpt',  a.  englouti, 
perdu,  absorbé. 

Absorption,  ab-sorp'-chenne,  a, 
engloutissement,  m.  absorp- 
tion, /■. 

Abstâin,ab-sténe',  vn.  s'abstenir. 

Absténiious,ab-sti'-œi-euce,a. 
abstème,  sobre. 

Abstémiously,  ab-Sti'-ml-CUC» 
li,  ad.  sobrement. 

Abstémiousncss,  ab-sti'-ml- 
euce-nesse,  s.  modération,  so- 
briélé,  ;'. 

Abstention,  ab-stenn'-cbeune, 
«.abstinence,  privation,  déten- 
tion,    [sterger,  nettoyer,  laver. 

Abstérge,    ab-sieurdje',  va.  ab- 

Abwtérgent,  ab-steur'-djennt,a. 
s.  alistergent,  m. 

Abstérse,  ab-steurce',va.pnrger, 
nettoyer,    purider. 

Abstêrsion,  ab-stenr'-cheune,  *, 
—  tion,  f,  [stersir. 

Absiérsi*e,ab-stear'>clTeia.  ab- 


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ACC 


—  ce,  f.  Ciro,  modéré. 

A'IislîMeut,  at/-sti-nennt,rt,  so- 

Abatràct,  ab-£trakl',«o.  abstrai- 
re, extraire. 

—9  s  abrégé,  extrait,  nii 

—9  ai  abstrait,  lu  ibe  — ^  abstral* 
tement. 

Abstr&cicd,  ab-strak'-ted,  a. 
abstrait.        [ad.  abstraitement. 

Abstrâciedly,     ab-strak'-ted-li, 

Abstraction,  ab-stral('-cbeuiie| 
s.  —  lion,  f, 

Abstrâctive,  ab-strak'-tlvei  a> 
qui  a  la  faculté  d'abstral.-e,  ab- 
stractir.  [straitement. 

Absirâcily,   ab/-strak'-t;i,    ab- 

Absti'ûsc,  ab-striouce^i  a,  ab- 
strus, caché. 

Abstrûscly,  ab-strlODCe^-li,  ad. 
obscurément. 

AbBti'ûsciioBs,  Abstràsity,  ab- 
striouce'-nesse,  ab-slriou'-ci-ti, 
s.  obscurité,  profondeur,  f, 

Absûme,  ab-cioume',  va,  dé- 
truire peu  à  peu. 

Absûrd,  ab-ceurd<',  a.  absurdei 
ridicule.  [-  dite,  f. 

Absui'diiy,      ab-ceur'-di-ti,     s. 

Abmrdly,  ab-ceurd'-ii,  ad.  ab- 
surdemeut.  [s   sottise,  f. 

Ab^ûrdiifeBS,     ab-ceurd'nesîo, 

^ul'und.Mice,  a-beunn'-dannce, 
■>    aliondaoce,  f.         [abondant. 

A'uûiidaiit,    a-beunn-dannl,    a. 

AI.'iiiidaiitl},a-beuaD'-daQDt-li, 
(ul.  aboodanjment. 

Abuse,  a-bioiiîe',  va,  abuser, 
maltraiter,  injuiier. 

—,  s.  abus,  m.  offense,  A.        [m. 

4b68er,  a-biou^'Zeur,  séducteur, 

Abusive,  a  biou'-ciïe,  a.  inju- 
rieux, abusif 

Abûsïvcly,  a-bioa'-cive-li,  ad. 
injurieusement,  abusivement. 

Abû»îwcnos«,a-biou'-ciTe-nesse, 
s.    impertinence,  insulte,  f, 

Abut,  a-beutt',in.  s  embrancher, 
èboutir.         [aboutissement,  m. 

Abûtuient,    a-beutt'-mennt,    s. 

Abysg,  a-biss',  s.  abîme,  gouf- 
fre, »)7, 

Académial,  — oilcaU  ak-a-di^- 


m!-al,  —  dem-ikal,  a.  académi- 
que. 
Académian,  ak-a-di'-mi-ane,  S. 

écolier  d'une  académie  ou  d'una 

université.  [démique. 

Académie,  ak-a-dem'-ik,rt.  aca- 
Acadeuiician,    a-ka-di-miche'- 

ane,s.  —  cien,m.  [académiste. 
Academist,    a-kad-^-i-miste,     5. 
Académy,  a-kadM-mi,  s.  acadé- 
mie, f. 
Accède,  ak-cide^,  V.  accéder. 
Accélerate,   ak-ceK-eur-éte,  t>. 

accélérer,  se  b&ter. 
Acceleràtiou,        ak-cel-eur-é'- 

cheune,  s.  —  tion,  f, 
Accénd,  ak-cennd'jUa.  allumefi 

enflammer. 
Acceu«ion,  ak-cenn'-cbeune,  s, 

l'action  d'allumer,/',  feu,  m. 
A'cceut,   ak'-cennt,   va.   accen- 
tuer, mettre  les  accents. 
— ,  5.  accent,  ton,  m, 
Accéntuate,       ak-cenn^-tcbîou- 

éte,  t'a.  accentuer   prosodique- 

meot. 
Accentué  tion, accenn-tchiou-é''- 

cheune,  s.  —  tion,  prosodie,  f. 
Accépi,  ak-cept',  va.   accepter, 

agréer. 
Acceptabilité, ak-cep-ta-biK-i-t!, 

s.  qualité  d'être  acceptable. 
Acréplable,     ak-cep'-ta-bl,    o. 

agréable. 
Accèptablenefis,  ak-cep^.ta-bU 

nesse,  s.    accueil,   tn,    faveur) 

grâce,  f. 
Accéptably,  ak-cep'-ta-bli,  ad. 

agréablement,  avec  plaisir. 
Accéptanco,  ak-cep^-tannC6,  S. 

accueil,   m. 
Acceptation, ak-cep-IV-cheuner 

s. —  tion,  acception,  A.  [teur 
Accepter, ak-cep'-teur, s.  accep- 
Acception,   ak-cep'-cheune,    s. 

acception,  f.  ^m.  entrée,  /. 

Access, ak-cess'', s.  accès,  abord, 
A'^ccessariuc.s,    ak'-ces-sa-ri- 

nesse,  s.  complicité,  f.  [plice, 
A'cessory,  ak'-cess-sa-ri,ii.  com- 
Acccéssibie,    ak-cess^-si-bl,  a» 

—  ble. 
Accession,    ak-cess' -cheune,  (• 


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accession,  f.  surcroUi  avène- 
ment, m. 

Accessavilf,  ak'-cess-s6-ri-Ii, 
ad,  accossoirement,  de  compli- 
cité. 

A^ccessory,  ak'-cess-sd-ri,  a. 
accessoire;  complice. 

A'ccideuce^  ak^-ci-dennce^  s. 
rudiment,  m.  accidents  de  gram- 
maire,m.  ;ji.  [dent, incident,)?!. 

A'ccîdeul,  al('-ci-dennt,  £.  acci- 

Accidéitlal,  ak-ci-dennMal,  a. 
accidentel,  fortuit,  casuel. 

Accidéutally,ak-cl-denn^-tal-li, 
ad.  fortuitement,  par  accident. 

AccidéutaluesB,  ak-ci-denn'- 
tal-nesse,  t.  hasard,  m. 

Accfpieiit,  ak-ci{/-pi-ennt,  s. 
celui  qui  reçoit.  [mer. 

Aceitc,  ak-saïte',  va.  citer,  som- 

Acclâiui,  Acclamation,  ak- 
kléme',  ak-kla-mé'-cbeune,  s. 
—  tion,  f.        [tée, élévation,  f. 

Acclii'ity,  ak-kliV-i-ti,  s.  mon- 

Acclivou8,  ak-kli^-veuce,  a.  qui 
s'élève  en  pente. 

Accl6y,  ak-kloï^i;a.(voi/ezClo}) 
rassasier,  déguûter  de.    [fracas. 

Accôîl,   ak-koll^,  vn.    faire    du 

Accémmoduble,  ak-kom^-ra6- 
da-bl,  a.  —  ble. 

Accômiuodate ,  ak^kom'-mA- 
déte,  va.  acfommodef,  propor- 
tionner. 

—,  adj.  convenable,  propre. 

AccommodAtian,  ak-kom-mA- 
dé'-cheune,  s.  convenance,  /. 

Acc^mpanior,  ak-keum^-pa-ni- 
eur,  s.  accompagnateur. 

Acc6in|i8iiy,  ak-keum'-pa-ni,  V. 
accompagner. 

Acc<impauimeut,  ak-keum'-pa- 
ui-meant,  a.  aOmpagnement, 
m. 

Accémplîee,  ak-komm-plice,  s. 
complice,  m. 

Accôuipiisli,  ak-komm'-pliche, 
V.  accomplir. 

Accômplisber.  ak-komm'-pli- 
che-eur,  s.  qui  accomplit. 

Accômplishmeut,  ak-kome'- 
(liche-mennt,  s,  accomplisse- 
ment, m.  perfectIOD,  f. 


Accônipt,ak-kaounnt',8.  compta, 
mémoire,  tn. 

Accôiuptaut,  ak-kaounn'-taant, 
s.  arilhmélicien,  m. 

Accord,  ak-kord',  a.  accord,  m. 
union,  f.  Orbis  own — , volon- 
tairement. 

— ,  va.  accorder. 

— ,  vn.  s'accorder,  réconcilier. 

.4cc6rdance,  ak-kor^-dannce,  s, 
rapport,  m.  convenance,  con- 
formité, f. 

Accordant,  ak-kor^-dannt,  ».  da 
bonne  volonté,  de  bonne  hu- 
meur;  d'accord. 

Accdrding,  ak-kor'-dinngne, 
pr.  selon,  suivant.  —  a»,  c. 
comme,  selon  que.  —  »o,  pr. 
suivant,  selon. 

Accérdingly,  ak-kor'-dinngne- 
li,  «(i.couformément.  [aborder, 

Acc6st,    ak-kost',    vn.  accoster, 

Accôstable,  ak-kos^-ta-bl,  a.  ac- 
cessible. 

AccéunI,  ak-kaounnt^,  s.  calcul, 
compte,  avis,  m.  relation,  con- 
sidération, raison.importaoce,/'. 
To  niake  —  of,  faire  cas  de. 
Ou  Ibe  —  of,  à  cause  de.  Te 
call  one  4o  — ,  faire  rendra 
compte  à  quelqu'un.  To  giwo 
— ,  raconter,   rendre     compte. 

— ,  va.  compter,  rendre  compte, 
estimer,  penser,  faire  cas  de 
To  —  for,  rendre  raison  de 

Accéuntable,  ak-kaounn'-ta-bl, 
a.  responsable,  comptable. 

Acc^uutanl,  ak-kaounn^-tanot, 
s.  comptable,  calculateur,  te- 
neur de  livres,  m.  [pler. 

Accouple,  ak-keu'-pl,  V.  accou- 

Accoûrt,  ak-kârte^,  V.  accourcir. 

Accoutre,  ak-kouMeur,  va.  ac- 
coutrer, habiller,  équiper. 

AccAutrenieut ,  ak-kou^-teur- 
mennt,  s.  accoutrement,  habil- 
lemeni,   équipement,  m. 

Accredited,  ak-kred^-it-ed,  a, 
accrédité,  reconnu. 

Accretion,     ak-kri''-cbeune ,    s. 

accroissement,  m.  [sant. 

Accrétive,  ak-kri'-tive,  a.  crois- 

Accréach,  ak-kritoh»/,  va.  (CCro- 


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cher,  attirer  à  sol, s'approprier. 
Accrue,   ak-krôù',  vn.  provenir, 

lé.-ulter,  être  ajouté,  revenir. 
Accnl»â«ioD,al{-kiou-bé'-cheune, 
à  demi-couché,  posture  des  an- 
ciens pendant  leurs  repas. 
AcctiDib,  ak-keumb',  vn.  se  te- 
nir   à  table,  à   demi-couché,  à 
la  manière  des  anciens. 
Acciimula»e,ak-kiou''-miou-léte, 

t'ii.  accumuler,  enta-ser. 

AcciimiilÂiion,     ak-kiou-miou- 

lé'-cheune,  s. — tion,^  amas, m. 

AcniaïuIatÎTe,    ak-kiou'-miou- 

lé-iive,    a.  qui    accumule,    qui 

est  accumulé. 

AccùmuIatoF,      ak-kiou'-mion- 

lé-leur,   ».  celui  qui  accumule 

ou  entasse. 

A''ccuracf,     ak'-kion-ra-cl ,    s. 

exactitude,  ^  soin,  m.  fidélité  /. 

A'ccuralejak'-kiou-rétein.  exact, 

soigneux.  [exactement. 

A'coiira«ely,ak'-kiou-réte-li,arf. 

A'ccurateness,     ak'-kiouréte- 

nesse.  s.  précision,  f. 
AccMr»e,ak'-keurce,î)a. maudire. 
Accûsable ,    ak-liou'-za-bl ,     a. 
accusable.  [s.  —  tion,  f. 

Aeciifiàiion,  ak-kiou-zé'-cheune, 
Acciisaiive,  ak-kiou'-za-tive ,  a. 

s.  accusatif,  ?n. 
Acci'isaiorj',  ak-kiou'-za-tê-ri,  a. 
—  tpur,  —  trice.  [blâmer. 

Accuse,  ak-kiouze',  va.  accuser, 
Accuser,  ak-kiou'-zeur,  s.  accu- 
sateur, m.  accusatrice,  f. 
Accùtiom,     ak-keus'-ieum,    vn. 
accoutumer.  —  oue'a  self,  tir. 
s'accoutumer.  A  well  accus» 
toincd     sbop,    une    boutique 
bien  achalandée 
iccùfiiomabic,    ak-keus'-teum- 

a-hl,<!.  habituel,    ordinaire. 
tccûslomably,    akkeus'-leum- 

a-hli,  ad,  souvent. 
Icci'istomance,    aktcus'-leum- 
annce,  s.  coutume,  f. 
Jccùslomarily,   ak-keus'-teum- 

a-ri-li,  ad.  ordjnairemeut. 
Acciisfomary  ,     ak-kous'-teum- 

a-rî,  a.  ordinaire. 
Ace,  éce,  s.  as  m. 


ACQ 


Acérb,  a-ceurV,  a.  acerbe,  âpre» 

aipre,  acre,  rude.  [grir. 

Acérbaie,  a-ceur'-béte,  va.  ai- 

Acérbliy,a-ceur'-bi-ti,  «aigreur, 

âpreté,  sévérité,  f. 
Acér»B«e,a-cenr'-Téte,oa.  amasr 

ser,  entasser. 
Acerv&iion,   a-ceur-Té'-cheune, 

s.  entassement,  amas,  m 
Aeéscent,  a-cess'-eennt     a.    ai- 
gre, âpre.  '[dite,  ;'. 
Acélosiijr,  ass-î'-toss-i-ti.  s.  acf- 
Acétous,  Acétose,  ass-i'-teute, 
—  tflze,  a.  aigre,  acide, acéteux. 
Aehe,  éke,  s.  mal,  douleur, souf- 
france, f. 
—  vn.  faire  mal.         [accomplir. 
Achieve,  at-tchIve',on. exécuter, 
Achicver,  at-tchi'-veur,  s.  celui 

qui  exécute,  accomplit. 
AchieTomeul,  at-tchive'-meDnIs 

s.  exploit,  écusson,  m. 
A'cbor,  é'-keur,  s.  teigne,  f. 
A'cid,a'-cid,a.  aigre,  acre,  acide» 
Acidilji,  Acîdnes8,    a-cid'-i-t;, 
a-cid'-nesse,  s.  aigreur,acidité,/". 
Acidulatc,    a-cid'-iou-léte,    va. 

aciduler. 
Acknôwledge,  ak-noK-edje  ,  v. 
reconnaître,    avouer,  confesser, 
Arkuôwledgiug,       ak-noK-edj- 

inngne,  a.  reconnaissant. 
AckiiaSivIedgaient,  ak-nol'-ecfj- 
mennt,   s.     reconnaissance,    f. 
confession,  f.  aveu,  m. 
A'colj>»e,ak'-6-lite,  s.  acolyte,  m. 
A^corn.  é''-korn,s,  gland,  m. 
AcouMic,  a-kou'-stik,  s.    acous- 

tique,  a.  sf. 
Acquaîu«,ak-kouénnt',t;n.  infor- 
mer; avertir,  communiquer. - 
Ta  lie  acqiiainted    with 
pemon,    fréquenter    une    pe 
sonne.  Make,  gel,  briug  a< 
quainced    wilb,    faire    fait 
connaissance   avec.  Illake  a« 
quaiuted     nith  ,    commun 
quer. 
Acquâiu«ance,ak-kouénn'-tani 
ce,  s.  connaissance,  habitude,; 
Acquâitiled,  ak-kouean'-ted,  û 

familier,   connu,  averti. 
Acquédi,   AcquUt,    ak-kîuest 


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ADD 


ik-kouisl',  s.  acquisition,  f. 

acquiesce,  ak-koui-esse',  vn 
acquiescer,  se  soumettre. 

JcqiiiéBceiice,  ak-kouî-ess^- 
cence,s.  acquiescement, m.  per- 
mission, soumission,  f. 

Acquirable,  ak-koual'-ra-bl,  a. 
qui  peut  être  acquis,    possible. 

Acqiiire.  «k-kouaïre',ua. acqué- 
rir, [acquéreur,  m. 

Acquirer,     ak-koual'-reur,     s. 

A  cqiifrement,  ak-koualre^- 

mennt,  s.  acquis,  m. 

Acquisition, ak-koui-zî^-cbeune, 
I.  —  tion,  f.      [qui  est  acquis, 

Acquisftive,  ak-Koui'-zi-tive,  fl. 

kcquK,  ak-kouite',i'(i.  absoudre, 
acquitter;  —a  deb(,  acquitter 
ane  dette  ;  —  an  obligation, 
reconnaître  un  bienfait;  — 
one's  self,  s'acquitter  de. 

Acquitment,  ak-kouile'-mennt, 
*.  décharge,  f.        [solution,  f. 

Acquittai,  ak-kouit'-lal,  j.   ab- 

Aequittance,  ak-kouit'-lannoe, 
*.  quittance,  f.  reçu,  m. 

A'cre,é'-keur,s.arpenl,acre,m. 

A^crid,   ak^-krid,  a.  aigre,  âpre. 

A^crîmouious,  ak'-kn-mfih-ui- 
euce,  o.  &pre,  acre. 

A'crimony,  ak'-kri-mft-nl,  $. 
ipreté,  acrimonie,  f. 

A'critudc,  ak'-kri-tioude,  $. 
âcreté,  aigreur,  /. 

A'er6ss,  a-kross^,  ad,  de  travers; 
croisé.  IVitb  arus  —,  les  bru 
croisés. 

— ,  p7 .  à  travers,  an  travers. 

Acrôstic,  a-kross'-tik,  s.  acros- 
tiche, m. 

Act,  akt,  V.  agir,  jouer,  animer, 
se  conduire  ;  —  ono^s  part 
well,  bien  jouer  son  rôle;  — 
contrarjr    to,   contrevenir  à. 

—,  S.  action,  f.  fait;  acte,  trait, 
coup,  m.  Ta  be  talieu  in  the 
»ery  —,  être  pris  sur  le  fait.  — 
of  olilivion,  amnistie,  f. 

A'ction,  ak'-cbeuno,  action,  f. 
fait,  procès,  m. 

Actioualile,  ak'-cheune-a-bl,  a. 
qui  peut  donner  lieu  à  une  ac- 
tion, punissable. 


A'ctivate,  ak'-tlv-éte,  va.  actK 
ver.  [sant,  actif.  Ingambe. 

A'ctive,  ak'-tive,  a.  agile,  agis- 

A'ctlvely,  ak'-tive-li,  nd,  agile- 
ment, activement. 

Actiwity,  ak-tiv'-i-ti,», — té, agi- 
lité, f.  [dien,  m. 

A'clor,  ak'-teur,  s.  acteur,  comé- 

A/ctre«»,ak'-tresse,  s.ac'rice,  f. 

A^ctual,  ak'-tcbiou-al,  a.  -cluel, 
effectif.  [actuellement. 

A/ctually,    ak'-tchiou-al-li,    ad. 

Actûiility,  ak-tchiou^-al-i-ti,  s. 
réalilé,  actualité,  f. 

A'ctuary,ak'-tcbiou-a-ri,s.  com- 
mis, clerc,  m. 

A^etnate,  ak'-tchiou-éte,  va. 
mettre  en  action,  faire  agir. 

A'cuate,  ak'-iou-éte,  va.  rendre 
pointu. 

Acûleato,  a-kion'-II-éte,  a.  poin- 
tu, piquant. 

Acûmeii,  a-kiou^-menne,  s.  ai- 
guillon, m.  subtilité,  f. 

Acûminaled,  a-kiou'-mi-né-ted, 
a.  pointu. 

Acûte,  a-kioute',  a.  fin,  aigu, 
ingénieux,  subtil,  violent. 

Acûiely,  a-kloute'-II,  ad.  fine- 
ment, subtilement. 

Actiteness,  a-kioute'-nesse.s  fi- 
nesse, f.  esprit,  m.    [de  force, 

A'dacted,  a'-dak-ted,a.  enfoncé 

A'dage,  ad'-édje,  ».  adage,  pro- 
verbe, m.  [m.  lent. 

Adagio, a-dé'-dji-A,  s.  a.  adagio, 

A''damant,  ad'-a-mannt,  s.  dia- 
mant, m.  fa.  de  diamant. 

AdiimÀntlne,   ad-n-mann'-tine, 

Adâpt,  a-dapte',  vn.  ajuster, 
adapter.  [s.  adaptation,  f. 

Adûptalion,     ad-ap-lé'-cheune, 

AdHy9,a-dèz^,ad.  maintenant. 

Add,  ade,V'i. ajouter, augmenter, 
joindre,  contribuer. 

A^dder,ad'-deur,s.  couleuvre,/'. 

A'ddible,  ad'-di-bl,  ad.  qui  peut 
êtri  ajouté. 

A'ddi.*.e,  Adze,  ad'-dice,  adze, 
s.  doloire,  addition,  f. 

Addict,  ad-dikt',  un.  s'adonner, 
s'appliquer  à.         [application. 

Addiciiou,   ad-dik'-cheune,  s. 


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314 


ADM 


Addition,  ad-di''-cheuDe,s.addi- 
lion,  f.  surcroît,   a\antage,  m. 

Additioiial ,  aU-dicbe'-eune-al, 
a.  en  surcroît,  de  surplus. 

A'ddie,   ad'le,rt.  stérile,  coaTi. 

—  eggs,  œufs  couvis, 
^~  braiii,  cer\-eau  vide. 

—  palcd,  rt.  nigaud. 

— ,  va.  corrompre,  stériliser. 

— ,  S.  tartre  (dépôt  du  vin  dans 
les  tonneaux). 

Addréss,  ad-dresse',  va,  adres- 
ser, prtsenter,  s'adresser  à. 

— , s.  adresse,  f.  requête,  placet, 
m.  prière,  remontrance,  dexté- 
rité, f.  caresses,  f.pl.  adresse 
(d'une  lettre),  f.      [titionnaire. 

Addrésaer.  ad-dres^-seur, s.  pé- 

Addtice,  ad-diouce',  va.  pro- 
duire, alléguer,  avancer. 

Adducciil,  ad-diou'-cennt,  a. 
adducteur.  [cir. 

Addiilce,  ad-deulce',  va.  adou- 

Adomption,  a-deni''-cl]eune,  s. 
privation,  f.  [habile. 

Ado|ii,    a-depte',  s.  adepte,  m. 

A^deqiiate,  ad^-i-kouéte,  a.  pro- 
portionnel, égal,  conforme. 

A'deqiialely,ad'-i-kouéle-li,ad. 
égaiement. 

A^dc<|iiatcness,  ad'-i-kouéle- 
nesse,  s.  proportion,  égalité,  f. 

Adhère  (»o) ,  ad-hire',  K/i.  ad- 
hérer, s'attacher,  se  coller,  itre 
partisan. 

-Adliérence, —  cy,  ad-hi'-venn- 
ce, —  ci, s.  adhérence,/',  [hérenî. 

Adhérent,  ad-bi'-rennt,  ft.    ad- 

—,  s.  —  rent,  partisan,  m    [san. 

.*dhériT.   ad-hi'-reur,   s.  parti- 

Adhëi*îou,ad-hi^-jeune,s.  — sion, 
attache,^.      [tenace,  adhérent. 

Adhcsive,  ad-bi''-cive,  a.  gluant, 

A'dii,  ad'-ite,  s.  passage  souter- 
rain. 

Adjûccncjr,  ad-dja'-cenn-cl,  «. 
contiguïté,  ^  voisinage,  m. 

Adjacent,  ad-dja'-cennt,  «.  ad- 
jacent, [adjectir,  m. 

Adjéctî-j  ^   ad-djek'-tive,    a.  s. 

.«/djéciiTely,  ad-djekMive-li, 
ml.  adjectivement. 

Adjûdso,      Adjiidicaley     ad- 


djeudje',  ad-djiou'-di-kéte,  itfli 
adjuger,  condamner. 

Adjùin,  ad-djoïne',  va.  joindre. 

— •  vn.  adjoindre,  tenir,  être  con- 
tlgn.      [ner,  différer,  remettre. 

Adjûurn,  ad-djeurne',  v.  ajour- 

Adjôiirnmenl,  ad-djeurne'- 
mennt,  s.  ajournement,  délai, 
m.  remise,  f. 

Adjudication,  ad-(ljiou-di-ké'- 
cheune,  s.  —  tion,  f. 

Ad'jugate,  ad'-djiou-guéte,  vn. 
accoupler.       [aide,  secours,  m. 

A'djiiniL-ut,  ad'-djiou-mennt,  s 

Adjûnct,ad-djeungkt',a.contiga. 

— ,  s.  adjoint.  )?i. 

Adjûnction,  ad-djeungk'-cheU" 
ne,  s.  —  tion,  addition,  f. 

Adjûnctive,  ad-jeungk'-tive,  s. 
s.  qui  joint.  [*.  —  tion. 

Adjuriiiion,ad-djiou-ré'-clieune 

Adjikrc,  ad-djioure',  vn.  adju- 
rer, conjurer,   exorciser. 

AdjÙBt,  ad-djeust',  t;a.  ajuster, 
régler.  [s.  ajustement,  )>t, 

Adjùstuient,   ad-djeust^-mennt, 

A^djutant,  ad'-dj!0u-tannt,  s. 
aide-major.  [concourir. 

Adjûte,    ad-djionle',  un.   aider, 

Adjùtor,  ad-djiou'-teur,  s.  aide, 
m.  [qui  aide. 

A'djiitory,   ad'-djiou-teur-i,   a« 

Ad'juvate,  ad'-djiou-véte,  va. 
aider.  [mesurer,  régler. 

Adnieasure,  ad-mé^-ji(nii'e,    V. 

Admeasurement.ad-méj^-iour- 
mennt,  s.  estimation,  f.  mesu- 
rage,  m.  [f.  secours,  m, 

Aduiinicle,ad-mine'-i-kl,s.aide, 

Adniinieular,  ad-mi-nik^-iou- 
lar,  a.  qui  aide. 

Adnifnisler,  Admfnistrate, 
ad-mioe'-is-leur,  —tréte,t)«- ad- 
ministrer; donner,  régir,  gou- 
verner, manier.  —  au  oatli, 
faire  piêter  serment 

Adiuiuistrâtion.ad'mine-is-trê'- 
clicune,  s.  —  stration;  règle,/', 

Adniinistrâtor,  ad-mine-is-tré'- 
teur,  s.  —  ftrateur,  m. 

Adn>ini8lrâtrix,ad-mine-ls-tré'- 
trikce,  s.  —  stralrice.  [mirablet 

A^diuirable,  ad^-mi-ra-Bl,  a,  ad* 


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315 


ADU 


A^flniirableness,  A'dtnivahi- 
.    Ii<y,    ad'-mi-ra-bl-nesse,  —  bil- 

i-ti,  s.  excellence,  f. 
A'duiiraltly,  «d'-mi-ra-bli,    ad. 

—  lilemenl.  [ni. 

A'diiiirnl,  ad'-mi-ral,  s.  amiral, 
A'dniiralsliip,      ad'-mi-ral-cbi- 

pe,  i".  charge  d'amiral,^. 
A/diiiii'aUj,ad'-;ni-ral-ti,».  ami- 
rauté, f. 
Admiration,    ad-mi-ré^-cbcune, 

s.  admiration,  f.  Kote  of  — , 

point  d'admiration. 
Admire,  ad-maïre', va.  admirer, 

estimer. 
Admirer,  ad-maî'-reur,  s.  admi- 
rateur, m.  grand  amateur,   m. 
Adiiiiriiigly,ad.maî'-rinngne-li, 

ad.  avec  admiration. 
Admissible,    ad-mis'-si-bl,     a. 

admissible. 
.Admission,    ad-miche'-eune,   I. 

admission,  entrée,  f.  accès,  m. 
Admit,  ad-mitt',   va.    admettre, 

permettre,  donner  accès,  entrée; 

accéder.  [admissible. 

Admitlable,     ad-mit'-ta-bl,    a. 
Admittauee,  ad-mit^-tannce,  t. 

accès,  m.  concession,  f. 
Admîxtion,  ad-miks^-tcheuneiS. 

mélange,  m.  mixtion,  f. 
Admixture,ad-iniks'.tcbioure,«. 

mixture,  /. 
Admôuisb,   ad-moneMcb«,    va. 

avertir,  exhorter,  reprendre, 
Admôiiisher,       ad-moue^-icbe- 

eur,  s,  qui  avertit. 
Admônisboieut.  ad-mone^-iche- 

mennt,  s.  avertissement,  m. 
Adni6iiitiou,ad'mô-^niche-eune, 

s.  avis,  m.  [a.  nionitoire. 

Adiuôiiitory,    ad-mone^-i-teur-i, 
AdmoTc,  ad-mouve',  va.  appro- 
cher, réunir. 
Adô,  adoli,  s.  Tracas,  m.  peine, 

diriicnlté,  f.  niueh  —  about 

uotbiiig,   beaucoup    de  bruit 

pour  rien. 
Adolcsceuce, —  cy,  ad.fi'-less- 

cennce,  —  ci,  s.  adolescence,^. 
Adôuize,  ad-ô'-naïze,  va.  adoni- 

ser,  orner, 
.4dôpt,  a-dopts'',  vn,  adopter. 


Ad6ptcr,  a.dop'-teur,  s,  qui 
adopte.  [adoplîon,  f. 

Adoption,      a-dop'-cheune,      J. 

Adôptive,  a-dop'-tive.  a.  adop- 
tif.  [ble. 

Adorable,  a-d6'-ra-b[,  rt.  adora» 

Adoi'ubleiicss,  a-dô^-ra-bl-uess, 
s.  qualité  de  ce  qui  est  ado- 
rable, [manière  adorable. 

Adôrably,a-dô'-ra-li|i,rt(i.  d'une 

Adoration,  a.dû-ré''-ch6UDe,  s, 
adoration,  f, 

Ad6re,  a-dêre',  va.  adorer. 

Adorer,  a-dô'-reur,  s.  adorateur, 
m.  [rer. 

Adôrn,  a-dorne'.  va.  orner;  pa- 

Adôriimeut,  a-dorn^-meont,  t. 
ornement,  m. 

Adôwu,  a-daounn^,  ad.  en  bas, 
à  terre.  —  prép.  en  bas  de, 
vers  le  sol.        [gré  du  courant. 

Adrirt,  a-drift',   ad.   flottant  au 

Adroit,  a-droïte',  a.  adroit,  ha- 
bile, [adresse,  /.  doïlérité. 

Adrôituess,    a-drdïle'nesse,    s. 

Adry,  a-draï',  a.  alléré. 

Adscitilioiis,  ad-ci-ticbe^-6UC6, 
<!.  qui  est  ajouté. 

Adstrictiou,  ad-strik'-cheuDe, 
s.  resserrement,  m. 

Adulation,  ad-jiou-lê'-cbeune, 
s.  —  tion,  flatterie,  f. 

Adulâlor,  ad-jiou-lé'-teur,  s. 
—  teur,  m.  [a.  flatteur. 

A'dulatory,     ad'-jiou-lé-teur-i, 

Adûlt,  a-deulte',  «..s.  adulte. 

Adultérant,  a-deu|/-teur-aDnt| 
a.  et  s.  qui  falsifie. 

Adûltcrate,  a-deuK-teur-é(e, 
va.  sophistiquer;  frelater. 

— ,  un.  commettre  un  adultère. 

Adultération,  a-deul-teur-é'« 
cheune,  s.  sophistication,  f. 

Adultcraleucss,  a-deuK-teur> 
éte-nesse,  s.  falsification,  f. 

Adiillerc-r,Adûltcrcas,a'deuy> 
teur-eur,  —  esse,  s.  homme  oa 
femme  adultère.         [adultérin. 

Ad  ûl  te  riiie,3i-deuK- leur-aï  ne,  (I. 

Adultérons,  a-deul'-teur-euce, 
a.  adultère.  [tère,  m. 

Adûltery,  a-deuK-leur-i,$.  adul- 

Adultuess,    s-deull^-nesse,    i. 


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316 


ADV 


état  adulte,  addescenee,  f. 

Adiimbraiit^  ad-eum^-braDDt,  a. 
qui  donne  une  légère  ressem- 
Dlance,  ébauché,  esquissé. 

Adtimliraie,  ad-euni'-bréte,  t'a. 
ébaucher,  esquisser. 

Adùnibralion,  ad-eum-bré'- 
cheune,  s.  ébauche,  esquisse,  f, 

Adùiintioiiq  ad-iou-né^-cheune, 
s.  union,  f.  [courliure,  f. 

Adûiiciiy,      a-diounn''-ci-ti,      s. 

Adùiiqiic,  a-deungk',  n.  crochu. 

Adùre,  a-dioure',  un.  brûler. 

Adusi.  a-deusl',a.  adusie,  brûlé. 

Adiistibleta-deuss'-li-bl,  a.  com- 
bustible, [brûlure,  f. 

Adiistîon,    a-deust'-cbeune,    *. 

Advânce,  ad-Tanuce',  v.  perfec- 
tionner, proposer  ;  vr.  s'avan- 
cer, faire  des  progrès  ;  va.  pro- 
duire, pousser,  avancer 

— ,  »    avance,/",  progrès,  m. 

Adoaucement,  ad-vannce'- 

Dicnnt,  j.  avancemenl,  m.  pro- 
motion, f.  [moteur,  m. 

Adȉiicer,ad-'vann-'ceur,J.  pro- 

Advnuiage,  ad-vann'-tédje,  s. 
avantage  ,  profit,  m.  To  «ake 
— ,  V.  profiter   de. 

— ,ua.  profiler,  être  avantageux  k. 

Advaiiiâgeous,  ad-vannté'- 
djeuce,  a.  avantageux,  utile. 

Ad<antAgeo<i.slf ,  ad-vann-lé'- 
djeuce-li,  ad.  avantageusement. 

Advantâgeou»ne>B,  ad-vaDD* 
té'-djeuce-nesse,  s  aTantage,  m. 

Advene,  ad-vlne',  vn.  accéder. 

Advénient,  ad-vl'ni-ennt,  a. 
survenant.  [venue,  f. 

A'dveut.  ad'-vennt,  ».  Avent,  m. 

A'dtc-iilive,  AdveiKf  lions,  ad- 
venn'-tive,  ad-venn-tiche'-euce, 
a.  accessoire,  adventif. 

Adventiire,  ad-venn'-tchloure, 
s.  aventure,  f  entreprise  hasar- 
deuse. At  ail — 9  à  l'aventure. 

— »  va.  aventurer,  entreprendre, 
risquer. 

Advcniurer,  ad-venn'-tcblonr- 
eur,  s.  aventurier,  m. 

Advéii(iiroti<4,  adveiiliiroso- 
me,  ad-venn'-tchiour-euce,  ad- 
vann'-tchiour-seume,  s.   hasar- 


deux, hardi,  entreprenant. 

Ad«éuturausl}',  ad-venn' 

tchiour-euce-Ii,  ad.  hasardeuse- 
ment,  hardiment 

A^dïei'b,ad^-veurb,  s.  adverbe, ï/i. 

Advci'biai,  ad-veur^-bi-al, a. ad- 
verbial, [adverbialement. 

Ad  wérbinlly,ad-veur'-bi-al-li, ad. 

Adversable,  ad-veur^'-sa-bl,  a. 
adverse,  contraire.       [veisaire. 

A^dvemary,  ad'-veur-sa-ri,  s.  od- 

Ad*ér»ati»e,ad-veur'-sa-tive,  a. 
—  satif. 

A^dverse,  ad'-veurse,  a.  adverse, 
opposé,  contraire,  malheureux. 

Ad*érsî(y,ad-veur'-si-ti,s. — silé, 
misère,  f.      [malheureusement. 

A^diersely,     ad'-Teurse-li,   ad. 

Advért,  ad-veurte',  v.  prendre 
garde  ;  faire  attention,  s'appli- 
quer à. 

Adtértence,  —  ey,  ad-Tenr- 
tennce,  —  ci,  s.  attention,  f. 

AdverKsc,  ad-veur-taîze',  va, 
avertir,  faire  savoir. 

Adtertiscment)  ad-veur'-til- 
mennt  ou  ad-ver-talze'-mennt, 
s.  avis,  m.  [moniteur. 

AdïcriiBer,  ad-venr'-taî-zeur.û. 

Advésperute,  ad-vess'-pi-réte, 
vn.  approcher  du  soir. 

Advfce,  ad-va!ce',  s.  avis,  con- 
seil, m.  connaissance,  instruc- 
tion, /.  Ta  take  —  with, 
consulter. 

—  boal,  $.  iTlso,  m. 

Advfsablc,  ad-val'  za-bl,  a.  Con- 
venable, prudent,  judicieux. 

Adiikabli-iiess,  ad-vaî'-za-bl- 
ness,  s.  propriété,  convenance, 
opportunilé,  f. 

Adwiae,  ad-vaïze',  va.  mander; 
conseiller,  donner  avis  de. 

— ,  vn.  consulter;  délibérer. 

Advfscd,  ad-v»S'-zd,  n.  sage, 
éclairé.  [demment. 

Advl8cdly,ad-val-zd-li,  ad.  pru- 

Adiiaednrss,  ad-vaï-zd-nesse, 
s.   circonspection,  prudence,  f. 

Advisenieiit,  ad-vaîze'-menut, 
s.  consultation,  f. 

Adviser,  ad-Taï'-zeur,  g.conseil- 
Jer.  nu 


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317 


AFF 


A'di'ocate,  ad'-ifl-kéte,  s.  avo- 
cat, protecteur,  m. 
Advoe&tion,  A^dvooacy,   ad- 

■v6-ké''-cheune,    ad'-vn-ké-ci,    ». 
défense,  intervention,  f, 

Advolàtiou,  %  ad'vA-lé'-cbeune, 
s.  ■vol,  essor,  m. 

AdTolûtion,  ad-v8-1lou'-cheune, 
s.  action  de  rouler.      [1ère,  m, 

Advoûtry,  ad-vaou'-tri,  s.  adul- 

i%d\owée,  ad-vaou-i^,  s.  patron, 
coilateur  d'un  bénéfice. 

Ad^'ow'aoïi,  ad-vaou'-zeune,  s. 
patronage,  m.  [nette,  f. 

Adze,   adze,  s.    doloire,    hermi- 

JE'gia,  é^-djisse,  s.  égide,  protec- 
tion, ^ 

JE'ra,  i'-ra,  s.  ère,  époque,  f. 

Acrial,  é-i'-ri-al,  a.  aérien,  d'air. 

Aéi-ic,  i'-ri,  s.  aire,  in.  [logie,  ^. 

Aerôlogy,é-eur-û|/-6-dji,  s.  aéro- 

A'oromuucy,  é'-eur-ô-mann-ci, 
s.  aéromancie,  /. 

Aerôiiieler,é-eur-ome'-i-teur,s. 
aéromètre,  m.     [aérométrie,  /. 

Aci'ânictry,  é-eur-ome'-i-tri,    s. 

A'erouaii»,  é'-eur-ô-nsate,*.  aé- 

Afér,  a-fâr^,  ud.  loin,   [ronaute. 

—  off,  de  loin. 

Afep,  EX-feur,  ventdu  sud-ouest. 

Afénrd,a-lird', a. craintif,  effraj'é. 

Affabflitjr,  af-fa-biK-i-ti,  s.  —  li- 
té,  f.  [doux. 

A'ITuble,   af'-ra-bl,    a.     affable, 

A^ffnblenesB,  ar-fa-b!-nesse,  s. 
affabilité,  f.  [ment. 

A'ff«bly.'af/-fa-bli,  ad.   affable- 

AlTûir,  af-fére',  s.  affaire,  f. 

Afféar,  af-fire',  va.  confirmer. 

Afféct,  af-rekt',  v.  a.  intéresser, 
toucher;  affecter,  aimer,  aspi- 
rer à,  convaincre  de.  AITec- 
ted  ways,  manières  affectées. 
He  is  well  AiTected  lo , 
il  est  bien  intentionné  pour. 
AflTccied  ^ilk,  atteint  de. 

Afféct,  af-fekt'  s.  affection,  pas- 
sion, f.  f—  tion,  afféterie. 

ADectàtion,  af-fek-lé'-cheune,  s. 

Afféctcd,  ar-fek'-ted,  a.  affecté, 

précieux,     t 
Afféctedly,    af-rek'-ted-ll ,    ad. 
d'uM  maaière  affectie. 


Afféctedness ,  af-rek^-tcd-nesse  i 
s.  affectation. 

Aff«ctSng,ar-rek'-tinDgse,a  tou- 
chant, attendrissant. 

ACTéciion,  af-fek'-cheunH,  s.  af- 
fection, amitié,  tendresse,  zèle. 

AffcctSonatc,  ar-fek'-cheune-étei 
a.  affectueux,  affectionné,  pas- 
sionné. 

Afféciioiiatel}',  ar-fek'-cheune- 
éle-li,  ad.  affectueusement. 

AfTcctionntcncss,  af-fek'-cheu- 
ne-éte-nesse,  s.  alfection. 

Afféclioiied.  af-rek''-cheuQnd,  a. 
attaché,  porlé  à. 

Affective,  ar-fek'-tive,  a.  inté- 
ressant, douloureux. 

Afféctuasily,ar-fek'-tchiou-OSS-l- 
ti,  (.  passion,  affection,  f. 

AlTéctuaiis,  af-fak^-tcbiou-eucc , 
a.  affectionné. 

Ara'anee,  af-fa'-Iannce,  s.  con- 
fiance, f.  fiançailles,  f.  pi. 

—  va.  fiancer. 

Arfld&tion,  af-fi-dé^-cheane,  s. 
union  par  contrat 

AfOdàvit,  af-li-dé'-vit,  s.  décla- 
ration sous  serment. 

Afaiiâtion,  ar-fil-i-é''-cbeune,  S. 
affiliation,  f, 

Arn'uage,  af-fi'-nédje,  s.  affi- 
nage des  métaux,  m.        [lif  à. 

Afflued,  af-l'aîond,  a.  allié,  rela- 

Arfl'nity,  af-fine'-i-ti ,  affinité, 
re.ssemblance, /.  rapport,  m. 

.\ta'rm,  af-feurm',  va.  affirmer, 
confirmer. 

Ara/rmable ,  af-fenr'-ma-bl  ,  a. 
qu'on   peut  affirmer,  probable. 

Affl'rniance,ar-feur^-manncej». 
affirmation,   [ne,.?,  affirmation, 

ArOrmàtion,    af-feur-mé'-cheu- 

Aro/rmative ,  af-feur'-mé-tive, 
a.  alfirmatif. 

.tiffl'rmativcly  ,  af-feur'-nié-ti- 
ve-li,  arf.  affirmativement. 

ArOx ,  af-fikce',  t;.  attacher, 
joindre,  lier.  [d'attacher. 

Affliion,   af-fik'-cheune,  s.   act. 
AraàtioH,  af-llé''-cheune,   s.  ac- 
tion de  souffler,  f, 
AfOict,     af-flikl/,    va.    affliger, 
elugriner,  disoler. 


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AGG 


ArfliXednegSîaf-flik'-ted-nesse, 
s.  douleur,  /.  chagrin,  m. 

Afaicter,  af-ûik'-teur,  s.  celui, 
celle  qui  al'ai.îe. 

nfniciiuii,    ar-flik'-cheune,     s 

—  lion,  calamilé,  f. 
Ataicli^c,  ar-ûik/-liTe,   a,  dou 

loureux,  affligeant. 
A^rOiipiice.  cy,  af'-fliou-ennce 

—  ci,  s.  al'fluence,  f.  [danl 
A'rauciK.  af-fliou-ennl,  «.  abon 
A/rfliiciiine88,      ar/-fliou-ennt 

nesse,  s.  aljondance,  f. 
Arnûx.  af-fleukce',  s.   amas,  m 
Arnûxioii,   af-ûeuk'-cheune,    s 

amas,  afflux,  in. 
Afférd,  af'-fôrde,  va.    produire, 

fournir,  donner.  [en  forêls. 
AITôrost.  af-for'-este,  un.  mettre 
A/ITi'aiicliise ,  af'-frann-tcliaïze, 

va.  alTranrhir.  [rifier 

Affrây,  at-fié',  Da.  effrayer,  ter 
—,  s.    quertlle,  bagarre,    f.  tu- 

niulte,  m.  [friction,  f. 

Affriclioii,    af-rrik'-cheune,    s 
Affriglii,  af-fraîle',  va.  effrayer, 

épouvanter. 
-,    Affiighiinent,      af-fraïte' 

mennt,  s.  effroi,  m. 
Aftrôiu,  af-fieunnt',  va.  affron 

ter,  insulter,  injurier. 
— , s. alTronl,)».  insulte,  attaque, ^ 
AfTr6iitiiig,  af-freunn'-linngne 

et.  chtaruant,  outrageant. 
AffM8e,af-liouze',iYT.  -verser  sur 
Affûsion,  af-lîou'-jeune,  s.  affu 
-AHy,  af-laï',  va.  fiancer,  [sion,/'. 
— ,  l'ïl.  se  fier  à. 
Ali/cld,  a-fîld',  ad.  aux  champs 
AOât,    a-flate',  prép.  de  niveau 
AOôat,  a-flôte',  nd.  à  flot. 
Aloot,  a-route',nd.  à  pied.[vant 
Afôre,  a-fôrc',;)r.  antérieur,  de 
— ,  ad.    avant,    devant,    aupara 

vant.  [,1.  précédent 

Arûrcgoing,   a-fôrc'-gô-inngne 
Afôrclinnd,   a-fôre'-bannd,  «a' 

par  avance. 
Arorenûuicd,       a-fôre-né'-md, 

ad.  ci-dessus  nommé. 
%fôre8aid,a-fôre'-séd,rt,  susdit. 
Arôreiiiiie,   a-fôre'-taïme,     ad. 

autrefois. 


Atv&id,     a-fréde/,     a.     efffavè, 

craintif. 
Afrosli,  a-frèche',   ad.  de  uou' 

veau.  -     [en  face. 

Afrâiit,  a-Vreunnt',  ,.<?.  de  front, 
A'f»cr,  af'-teur,  ftd.  pr.  c.  après, 

selon,  après  que,  ensuite. 

—  ail,  ad.  aprè?.  tout,  enfin. 

—  birth,  —  biirdcn,5.  arrière- 

—  clap,  second  coup,     [faix,  m. 

—  gaiDc,  revanche,  f. 

—  math,  —  crop,  s.  regain. 

—  noon,   s.    après-midij   après- 
dînée,  f.  [couchement. 

—  pains,  tranchées   après    l'ac- 

—  (aste,    déboire,   arrière-goût. 

—  Ihougfat,  arrière-pensée. 

—  fîmes,  avenir. 

—  wi«,  s.  expédient  tardif,  m. 
A^rtcrward,       af'-teur-oueurd, 

ad.  ensuite,  puis. 
Agâiii,  a-guenn',  ad.  encore,  de 

plus,  une  autre  fois,    de  nou- 
veau.  —   aud  —,  à  plusieurs 

reprises. 
Agâiiisi,  a-guénn.M',  pr.  contre, 

vi~-à-vis,  sur,  vers.  à. 
Agâpc,  a-guépe',  ad.   regardant 

avec  étonDement.  [éperdu 

Agâst,     a-gaste',     a.    surpris, 
A/gale,  ag'-ate,  s.  agate,  f. 
A'gnzc,  a'-guéze,  t»(.  ébahir. 
Age,  édje,  s.  âge,  siècle,  m.  gé- 

néralion,  f.  [agi!- 

A'gcd,  é'-djd,  n.  igé,  avancé  en 
.A/gcncjr,  é'-djenn-ci,  s.  agence, 

action,  f. 
A'geiit,  é'-djennt,  s.  agent,  sup- 

pôl,  m. 
AggencrAHon,  ad-djeunn-eur- 

é'-cheune,  s.  transformation,  f, 
A'ggerale,  ad'-jeur-éte,  uo.  en- 
tasser. 
.Agglàmoratc,  agglora'-eur-éle, 

va.  agglomérer,  pelotonner. 
Agglomération,     ag-glom-eur- 

é'cheune,  s.  agglomération. 
Agglûliiiate,    ag-gliou'-ti-néte, 

va.  coller,  assembler. 
Aggliitiiiâiioii,  ag-gliou-ti-né'- 

cheune,  s.  union,  liaison,  f. 
.Aggliitiiiâlivu,   ag-gliou-ti-oé'- 

tive,  a.  agglutinatir 


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319 


AGU 


A'ggrniidise,  ag'-grann-dalze, 
va.  agrandir. 

A^ggrniidisemciil^  ag-'-grann- 
daïze-mennt,  s.  agrandissement, 
m.  [aggra-ver. 

A'ggrnvntc,    ag'-gra-véle,    va. 

Asgi'avB«îoii,ag-gra-Té'-cheune, 
8.  —  tion,  provocation,  exagé- 
ration. 

fc'ggrcgole,  ag'-gri-guéte,  vn. 
agréger,  réunir. 

Aggregâlc,  ag'-gri-guéte,  a.  ». 
composé. 

Aggreg&lion,  ag-gri-gué'-cheu- 
ne,s.  agrégation,/,  assemblage, 
m. 

Aggrcas,  ag-gresse',  s.  assaut,  m. 

— ,  va,  insulter,  attaquer. 

Aggi'cssîoii,  ag-grèehe'-eune, 
s.  agre.*sion,  f.    [agresseur,  m. 

Aggi-v^sui-,     ag-gres'-seur,      s. 

Aggi'îé*ance,  ag-gri''-vannce,s. 
tort,  pa=se-droit,  dommage,  m. 

Aggrîévc,  ag-grive',  va.  cbagri- 
ner,  attrister,  faire  tort,  vexer. 

Aggi'éiip,  ag-groTipe',  va.  grou- 
per (in  painling). 

Aghnst,  a-guéste',  a.  effaré. 

A'gile,  adj'-il,  n.  agile,  souple. 

A/gilcness,  AgiUly,adj''-il-nes- 
£6,  a-djil'-i-ti,s.  souplesse,  agi- 
lité, légèreté,  f. 

A'gîial»lc,adj'-ila-bl,(i. agi  table. 

A''gitiitL-,  adj'-i-téte,  v.a.  agiter, 
débattre,  inquiéter,  troubler, 
examiner. 

Agii&tioH,  adj-i-té'-cheune,  s 
—  tion,  émotion,  f.     [leur,  m 

Agilâtor,  adj-i-té'-teur,  s.  agita 

A'glel,  ag'-lette,  s. aiguillette,/', 

A'gicis,  ag'-leli,  s.  bot.  élami 
nés,  /.  pi.  [panaris,  m, 

Ag'nail,   ag'-néle,  s.   envie,   f. 

.figiiHiiou,  ag-né'-cheune,s.  ag 
nation,  /. 

Aguiiiou  ,  ag-niche'-eune  /.  re- 
connaissance, aveu,  m. 

Agnize,  ag-naïze',  V.  avouer, 
confesser. 

Agiioininâliau,  ag-nome-i-né'- 
cheune,  s.  surnom,  ?J!. 

Agé,  a-gô',  ûd.  passé.  Long 
— >  11   ï   a   longtemps.   Soiue 


jrcnrs  —,  il  y  a  quelques  an- 
nées. 

Agôg,  a-gog',  s.  désir  violent. 
To  be  — ,  avoir  envie.  To 
set  — ,  donner  envie. 

Agôiiig,  a-gô'-inngne,  ad.  en 
devoir,  sur  le  |;oint. 

A'goiiisin,  ag'-ô-nizm,  s.  com- 
bat, 7)!.  lutte,  f. 

Agdiiisl,  Agonîstcs,  ag'-ô-nist, 

—  nis'-tiz,  s.  comliattant,  rival. 
A'gonizo,  ag'-ô-naïze,  vn.  être 

à  l'agonie. 

A'goiiy,  ag'-6-ni,  s.  agonie,  f. 

Agôod,  a-gôùd',  ad.  sérieuse- 
ment. 

A'grace,  a'-gréce,  DO.  favoriser. 

AgrAriaii,  a-gré'-ri-ane,  a. 
agraire. 

Agrée,  a-gA',vn.  accorder,  con- 
venir, s'accorder, être  d'accord, 
réconcilier. 

Agréeablc,  a-grî^-a-bl,  fi.  agréa- 
ble, sortable,  aimable. 

Agrceableiicss,  a-griZ-a-bl- 
nesse,  s.  agrément,  m.  confor- 
mité, /. 

Agi-ceably,  a-grî'-a-bli,  a.  con- 
formément, agréablement. 

Agréed,  a-grîd',  a.  convenu, 
d'accord. 

Agrceïngness,  agrî'-inngne- 
nesse,  s.  conformité,  conve- 
nance, /. 

Agpéoineiit,a-grî'-n)ennt,  s.  rap- 
port, accord,  accommodement, 
marché,  traité,  »).  To  come 
to  an  — ,  s'accommoder. 

Agréstic,  —  cal,    a-gress''-'.ik, 

—  ti-kal,  a.  agreste,  rude,  in- 
civil. 

A'gi'icultiirc ,  ag'-ri-keul- 

tcliioure,  ».  agriculture,  /. 

Agrôiiiid,a-graounnd',f(.  échoué, 
engravé. 

A'giie,  é'-guiou,  s.  Sevré,  f. 

—  pnwdcr,s.  fébrifuge,  m. 

—  flt,s.lrisson,accèsdo  fièvre,ni. 
A^giicd,  é'-guioued,  a.  qui  a  la 

fièvre.  [vroux. 

A'guisli,  é'-guiou-iche,  a.  fié- 
.4'giiishnc89,        é'-guiou-ich»- 

nesse,  ».  état  de  fièvre. 


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320 


ALI 


Ab!  &,int.  ahl  hélas  t 

Aba!  k-&,  int,  bal  bal 

Abéad,  a-hed',n(i.  mar. devani, 
p:êcipitammeni. 

iiUôi^bt,  a-baîte^,  ad.  en  haut. 

*i<l,  éde,  va  aider,  secourir. 

—,  s.  aide,  f.  secours,  m.      [»i. 

Vider,  éde'-eur,  s.  aide,  appui, 

A''idlc8a ,  éde^-lesse,  a.  sans  ap- 
pui, sans  aide. 

Ail,éle,vi:.  avo'lr  mal.  Taire  ma!, 
causer  de  la  douleur, cliagriner. 
Wbatailsyou?  où  avez-vous 
mail  1  —  uothiag,  je  n'ai 
rien. 

—,  s.  mal,  m.  maux,  pi. 

Vilmeu»,  él'-mennt,  5.  douleur, 
incommodité,  f. 

A'iling,  él'-iangne,  u.  maladif, 
valétudinaire.  [tramer. 

Aîiu,    éme,   va.    viser,    tendre, 

—,  s.  visée,  f.  but,  blanc,  coup, 
in,  mire,/',  (d'un  fusil),  [son,^. 

Air,   ère,  s.  air,  m.  mine,  chan- 

—  bole,  s.  soupirail,  m. 

—  balloou,  aérostat,  m. 
-..  gun,  fusil  à  vent. 

—  pump,  pompe  à  wr,  f. 

—  va.  chauffer;  aérer. 
A'iriljr,  é'-ri-li,  ad.  galment. 
A'irtuess,  é'-ri-nesse,  S.  gaieté, 

vivacité,  f. 
A'iriiig,   é'-rioDgne,  i.    aêrage, 

exposition  à  l'air,  promenade,/'. 
A'irlesB,  ére'-lesse,    a.    privé 

d'air. 
.A'iry,  ér'-i,  a.  léger,  creux,  ou- 
vert, aérien,  folâtre. 
Aisie,    aile,  «.  aile,  /.    bas-c5té 

d'une  église.  [vière),  m. 

Ait,  été,   s.    tlot    (dans  une    ri- 
AjAr,  a-djâr',  ii.  entre-bâillé. 
Akin,a-kine',a.?"ié,  qui  tientà. 
A'Iubastvr,     <<l'-H-bas-teur,     s. 

albâtre,  >n. 
Alûck!  a-lali',  int.  bêlas l 
Alâcriously,     a-lak''-ri-euce-l), 

ad.  galment. 
Alâerii; ,  a-lak'-ri-ti,  s.  feu,  vr. 

vivacité,  ardeur,  f.  plaisir. 
Alârm,  a-larm',  s.  aiarm,  /. 

—  bcll,  beffroi,  tocsin,  m. 

—  ffoti,  corps  de  garde,  m. 


—  wnicb,  réveil. 

— ,t)a.alarmer,eB'ra_ver,  inquiéter. 
Alârming,   a-lâr'-minngne,    (T. 
alarmant,     [cloche  d'alarme,  f, 
.Alârum,  a-la'-reume,  s.  alajme, 
Alas!  a-la-se,  int.  hélas  1  las  I 
Alb,  albe,  s.  aube  de  prêtre,  f, 
.Albëîi,  âl-bi'-ite,  rt(i.  quoique. 
Al'biigo,  al'-biou-gô,  s.  taie,  ^ 
Al'bum,  al'-beum,   s.  tablettes, 

/.   pi.    album,  m.  . 

Alcby'mîcal,al-kime'-i-ka(,  a. 

alchimique,  »n.  [miste,  m. 

A'cbymisl,  al'-ki-mist,  s.  alchi- 
A/lcbymj',    al'-ki-mi,    s.    alchi- 
mie, f. 
A''lcobol,aK-kft-hol,». alcool,  m. 
Alcobolize,   aK-kA-bô-Iaïze,    v. 

chim.  rectifier. 
Alcôve,  al-kôve',  s.  alcôve,  f. 
A'Ider,  âl'-deur,  s.  aulne,  /.su- 
reau, m. 

—  ploi,  aulnaie,  f.  [échevin,  m. 
A^ldermun,    âK-deur-man  e,    s. 
Al'deru,  àl-deurne,  aulne  (d'). 
Aie,  éle,  s.  aile,  bière  douce,  /. 

—  brewer,  s.  brasseur. 

—  coiiiier,   s.    iDspecteur    des 
mesures  pour  les  cabarets,  m 

—  gar,  s.  vinaigre  d'aile. 

—  bouse,  s.  cabaret  à  bière. 

—  boof,  s.  lierre  terrestre. 

—  bouse  keeper,  s.cabaretier. 

—  wife,  s.  cabarel:ère,  /.  Un. 
Aléuibic,a-lem'-b)k,s.  alambic, 
Alcngbt,    a-lenngtb',    ad.    an 

long,  tout  du  long. 
Alért,  a-leurte',  a.  alerte,  vif. 
Alcxûndriiic,    al-legz-ann'-drl> 

ne,  ((.  alexandrin. 
A'Iga,  al'-ga,  s.  algue,  f.         [f. 
A'Igebra,  al'-dji-bra,  s   alf;èbre^ 
Algebruical,  al-dii-bréM-kal,  a. 

algébrique.  [algébriste,  jn. 

Algebr&isi,  al-dji-bré'-isie,  S, 
A'Igid,  al'-djid,  a.  froid.  [m. 
Algidily,  al-djid'-i-li,  s.  froid, 
Algiflc,  al-djif'-Sk,  a.  glaçant. 
A'Igor,  al'-gor,  s.  froid  extrême. 
A'Iias,  éz-li-ass,  ad.  autrement. 
A'Iible,  al'-i-bl,  ii.  nourrissant. 
A'IicM,  éle'-ïène,  5  éirnnger. 
—,  A'iienate,  él'-Iène-éla,  va. 


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ALL 


aliéner,   donner  ds    l'aTeralont 

A'Iicuable,  éK-îène-a-bl,  a. 
aliénable. 

Alieuâtiou,  él-îène-é'-cbeune, 
s.  —  tîou,  mésinlelligence, 
désunion,  folie,  f. 

Alfght,  a-lalte',  va.  descendre, 
mettre  pied  à  terre. 

Alike,    a-laike',   a.    semblable. 

— ,a(2.  également.         [ment,  }?t. 

A'Iimeut,    alM-mennt,    s,   ali- 

Aliméutaljal-i-menn'-tal,  a.  nu- 
tritif. 

Aliméntary  )  Alim^nlou»,  al- 
i-menn''-ta-ry,  al-i-m5'-ni-euce, 
a.  nourrissant. 

l'Iimony  ,  aK-i-meune-1 ,  S, 
pension  alimentaire,  f. 

A'Iiquaiil  alM-ifouannt,  a.  ali- 
quante,  /. 

A/|i4uot,aK-i-kouott,  a.  aliquole. 

tlive,  a-laïve/,  a.  en  fie,  -vivant. 

ft/lkal'i,  al''-ka-li,  s.  alcali,  m. 
soude,  /. 

A'Ikaline,  aK-ka-Iine ,  s.  alca- 
lin, m.  [User. 

A'Ikalize,  al'-ka-laïze,  vn.  alca- 

Alkaliz&tion,  al-ka-li-ié^-clieu- 
ne,  s.  —  sation,  f. 

Ail,  &11,  a.  tout;  —  along,  tout 
du  long; — meu,  tout  le  monde; 
by  —  meauB,  par  tous  les 
moyens,  coûte  que  coûte  ;  —  a« 
ouce^  tout  i  la  fois  ;  uol 
at  —  point  du  tout;  —  over, 
sntièrement,  d'un  bout  k  l'au- 
tre ;  —  8aiu<»  day,  s.  la  Tous- 
saint; —  beariiig  earth,  la 
terre  qui  produit  tout, 

AU&yi  al-lé^,  va.  allier,  mSler; 
soulager,  adoucir. 

Allâyment,  al-lé^-mennt  s.  mé- 
lange, alliage,  soulagement,  m. 

Allâyer,al-lé'-eur,  s.  qui  soulage. 

Alleg&UoD,  al-li-gué^-cbeune,  s, 
—  tion, raison,/,  motif,  m.  ex- 
cuse, f.  [citer. 

Allège,   al-Iedje',    va,   alléguer, 

Allégeable,al-ledje/-a-bl,  a.  qui 
peut  être  allégué.  [allègue. 

Alléger,   al-ledje'-eur,   s,    qui 

.«llégiauce,  al-U'-diiannce,  a, 
miné,  /. 


Alléelant,  al-li'-djiai]nt,a.  lova). 

Allegorical,  Allégorie,  al-li- 
gor'-ik,  —  i-kal,  a.  allégorique. 

Allegôrically,  al-li-gorZ-i-kal-li, 
nd.— allégoriquemenl.  [gorie,f. 

A'Ilegory  ,  al'-li-gor-i,    s.    allé- 

A'Ilegorixe,  al'-li-gô-raïze,  va, 
allégoriser.  [ment. 

Allegro,  al-li'-grft,  ad.  vif,  vive- 

Alléviate,  al-li'-yi-éle,  va.  sou- 
lager, adoucir. 

.Alleviâdon ,  al-li-Ti-é'-cheuns, 
soulagement,  »n. 

A'Iley,  al'-li,  s.  ruelle,  allie,  ^. 
bliiid —  ,  s.  impafse,  m, 

Alliauee,  al-lai'-annce,  s.  al- 
liance, confédération,  f. 

Allicieiicy,  al-licheMeon-ci,  », 
alléchement,  iri.  attraction,  f. 

A'iligate,  al'-li-guète,  lia.  lier 
ensemble. 

Alligâlion,  al-li-gué'-cheune,  ». 
liaison,  règle  d'alliage,  f. 

Alligator,  al-li-gué/-teur,  t.  al- 
ligator, m. 

Allision,  al-lij'-eune,  j.  cboc,  m. 

Aliilerâliou,  al-litl-eur-é'- 

cbeune,  (.  allitération,  f. 

Alloc&tiou,  al-lô-ké^-cbeune,  t. 
allocation  f. 

Allocution,  al-lô-kiou'-cheune, 
s.  allocution,  f.   [indépendant. 

Allodial,  al-lô-di'-al,a.  allodial, 

Allàdiuin,  al-lô'-di-euroe,  S. 
franc-alleu,  m.  allcdialité,  f. 

Allôuge,  al-leunndje',  s,  botte, 
/■.  (escrime). 

—,  va.  allonger  (une  botte)  (es 
crime). 

AII60,  al-ldù',  V,  exciler,  pous- 
ser, [tion,  harangue. 

A'Iloiiiiy,  al'-lô-lioui ,    s.  allocu- 

Allôl,  al-lole',  va.  assigner,  ad- 
juger, départir. 

Allôtmeut,  al-lote'-mennt,j.  as> 
signalion,  f.  partage,  m. 

Allôw,  al-laou',  ta.  donner  ar- 
louer,  souffrir,  approuver, 
avouer,  déduire,     [time,  juste. 

Allôwablc,.  al-laou'-a-bl,a.  légi- 

AlloTvableuess,  aMaou^-a-bi- 
nesse,  s.  légalité,  f. 

\  Allôwiiu««)   sl-l-aou'-aaoce,    «• 

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ALT 


■IiOMtlon,  indulgence,  conai- 
TODCe,  f.  [lité,  f. 

Allôjr,  al-lo-ï',  ».  aloi,  m.  qua- 

Allûde,  al-lioude',  un.  Taire  al- 
lusion, [enlumineur. 

Alltiminor,    al-Iiou'-mi-neur,  3. 

Allure^  al-lioure^,  va.  amorcer, 
allirer. 

Allûrement,  al-lioure'-mennt, 
t.  attraits,  m.  pi. 

Allûrer,  al-liou'-reur,  a,  séduc- 
teur, flatteur. 

AIlârKiBly,  al-liou'-rinngne-li, 
ad.  d'une  manière  séduisante, 
attrayante. 

àlIûriuBuess,  al-llou'-rJDngne- 
nesse,  j,  agrément,  m,  [sion,  f. 

Allûsiou,  al-liou'-jeune,  s.  allu- 

Allûsiwe,  al-liou'-sive,  a.  qui 
fait  allusion. 

Allûsivel}',  al-llQu'-sive-Ii,  ad- 
par  manière  d'allusion. 

Allûsiveiiess,  al-liou^-slTe- 
nesse,  s.  allusion,  f. 

Allûvlou,  al-liou'-vi-eune,  J. 
allu-vion,  f,  [joindre. 

AU},  al-laî',  va.    allirer,   unir, 

— ,  ».  allié,  confédéré,  m. 

A'liuauack,S|/-ma-nali,  s.  alma- 
nach,  m    [s.  toute-puissance,  f, 

Almigtatinesa,    èl-ma^-ti-nesse, 

Almigbty,  il-mai^-li,  a.  s.  tout- 
puissant, 

A'imoucl,  a'-meunnd,s.  amande, 
/.  A'^liuouds  of  Ihe  tbroat^ 
amygdales,  f.  pi, 

—  tree,  amandier,  m.  [mtnier. 
A'Imoner,  aK-meune-eur,  ».  au- 
A^lmoury,  aK-meuDD-ri,  5.  au- 

mflnerie,/'.  [environ,  biealôt. 
A'Iui6sl,  âK-moste,  ad.  presque, 

eveu  — ,  ad.  à  peu  près.  [f. 
Alms,  tmze,  I.  aumône,  charité, 

—  box,  »,  troue  four  les  au- 
mAnes.  [charité. 

—  mau,  s.  homme  qui   vit    de 

—  house,  s.  m^'isou  de  charité, 
hospice,  f.  [m. 

A'Itiage,  aK-nédje,  s,  aunage, 
A'iaager,    al'-nè-djeur,  »,   au- 

neur,  m. 
A^oes,  al'-ôze,  ».  aloè»,  m. 
AliSi,  i-\oH',  <id.  «B  haut,  élevé. 


Toae*  —,  élever, 

Aldue,  a-lône',  a.  seul.  l.et  ma 
— ,  laisst'Z-moi  en  repos.  E.e» 
me  —  for  thut,  laissez*mol 
faire.  To  leave  —,  abandon- 
ner. « 

Alông,  a-lonngue',  ad.  le  long 
de  ;  —  «ide,  ad.  ma.  bord  k 
bord  ;  ail  —,  ad.  tout  du  long. 

Alâof,  a-lo'Ur',  ad.  au  large,  de 
loin.  [voix. 

Aléiid.  a-laoud',  rtd  haut, à  haute 

Al<iw,a-lô',  «(/.en  bas  [bel,  m. 

A'Iphabei,  al'-fa-beUe,  s.  alpha- 

Alpbabéiical,  al-fa-bef-tl-aal, 
a.  —  tique. 

Alpbvbécically,  al-fa-bet'-ti- 
kai-n,  ad.  —  tiquement. 

A'lpine,al'-pine,  o.  des  Alpes. 

Alieadjr,  &l-red'-di,  ad.  déjà. 

A'Ico,  à|/-sô,  ad.  aussi,  de  plus, 
encore. 

A'Iiar,  âl'-teur,  s.  autel,  m, 

—  oluib,  ».  nappe  d'autel, 
A'Ilarage,    âl'-teur-édje,  a,   of- 
frandes et  profits  de  l'autel,  p/. 

Agiter,  4l'-leur,  va.  et  un   clian- 

ger,  altérer.  [rable. 

A'Iterable,  âl'-teur-a-bl,  a.  ailô- 
A'UerablenesB ,       âl'-teur-a-bl- 

nesse,  s.  altêrabililé,  f. 
A'l»erably,àl'-leur-a-bli,  ad,  de 

manière  à  fiire  changé,  [ralif. 
A'Iterant,  àl'-leur-annt,  o.  allé- 
AliL-râtion,  âl-teur-é'-cheune,  », 

changement,  m.  altération,  /. 
A'Iteraiive,  âKleura-Uve.a.  S. 

aliéralif. 
Altercation,  al-teur-ké'-cheune, 

s.  débat,  m.  altercalion,^. 
Altériiacj',  al-leur'-né-ci,  ».  al- 

ternation,  f.  [natif. 

Alteruate,  al-teur'-nélo,  a.  al- 
— ,  vn.  alterner. 

—  ,  V(i.  faire  alterner, 
Altcruatel}',  alieur'-néte-li,  ad. 

akernalivenicnt,  tour  à  tour. 
AltérnaleuL-s8,        aj-teur'-nétfl- 

nesse,  a.  réciprocilé,  mutualité, 

f.  [s.  lour,  m.  vicissitude,  f, 
AUcruâiiou,  al-teur-ué'-cheune, 
Aliéritalive,  al-l^u ç'-ns-tive.  (b 

alterDatii'. 


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AMB 


—,  s.  alternali-ve,  f, 
Altériialively  ,  al-teuiZ-na-tiTe- 

li,  ad.  —  vement. 

Allhéugh,  Altho/,  kUhd',  c. 
bien  que,  quoique,  quand  mâme, 
encore  que. 

AI(>luqueiice,al-til^-ô-kouennce, 
s.  discours  pompeux,  m, 

AUisouaurt ,  ai-Us^-ft-naiint ,  a. 
pompeux. 

A'Ititude,  aV-tl-tioude,  >.  hau- 
teur, f.  faite,  m.  altitude,  f. 

AKogéther,  il-lô-gueth'-eur , 
ad.  tout  &  Tait. 

A'Iiim,  al'-eume,  s.  alun,  m. 

Alûmiiious,  al-iou^-ini-neuce,  a* 
alumiaeux.      [continuellement. 

A'Iways.âK-ouéze,  ad.  toujours, 

Amabilitr,  ame-a-biK-i-ti,  «.ama- 
bilité. 

Amâia,  a-méne',  ad.  vigoureu" 
sèment,  de  toutes  ses  forces. 

Amâlgam,— gama,a-maKgame. 

—  a,  s.  amalgame,   jn. 

Amâlgamate ,  a-maK-ga-métO 
va.  amalgamer. 

Amalgamatiou,  a-mal*ga-mé^- 
cheune,  s.  amalgamation,  f. 

Amaudâtïon,  ame-ann-dé^-eheu- 
ne,  s.  envoi,  message,  m. 

Amanuénsis^a-mane-iou-eQua^- 
cisse,  s.  secrétaire,  m. 

Amâritiidv,  a-mai^-i-tioude,  s. 
amertume,  f. 

Amâssinenl,  a-mass^-menat,  s. 
accumulation,  /.  amas,  m. 

Amàss,  a-mass',  s,  amas,  mon- 
ceau, m. 

— ,  un,  amasser,  entasser. 

Amàte,  a-méte',  va,  étonner, 
épouvanler.  [teur. 

Armateur,   ame'-a-leur,s.   ama- 

A^matory,  ame'-a-teur-i,  a.  ero- 
tique, [aoiaurose,  f. 

AmaiiriSsis,  ame-âîi-rô'-cisse,  s. 

Amàze,  a-méze',  s.  étonnemenl, 
m.  [étonnement. 

*«iià«edly,a-mé'-zed-li,rtf(.  avec 

Amdzeditoss  ,  a-mé'-zed-nesse, 
aiMâi<;incnt,a-méze''-meunt,  s. 
surprise,  admiration,  f, 

Amâxing,  a-mé^-zinngae,  «,  sur- 
prenant. 


AiiiâaSng1y,a-mé^-zinngne-Ii,ad. 
étrangement.  [zone,  f. 

A^mazon,  ame'-a-zeune,  s,  ama- 

Atnbagea,  amm'bé''-djez,  s.  pi» 
ambages,  détours,  circonlocu- 
tions. 

Amb&SBador,  —  drcss,  amm- 
bas'-sa-deur,  —  dresse,  s.  am- 
bassadeur, in.  —  drice,  /. 

A^mber,  amm'-beur,  s.  ambre, 
succin,  m,     [s.  ambre  gris,  m, 

A'mbprgris,     amm'-beur-grice, 

Anibidéxter,  amm-bi-deks'-teur, 
s.  ambidextre. 

A'mbieiit,  amm^-bi-ennt,  a.  am- 
biant, qui  entoure. 

Ambigûily,  Ambiguoiisness, 
amra-bi-guiou'-!-ti,  amm-big'i 
iou-euce-nesse,  s.  ambiguité,  f. 

Amblgaousiamm-big'-iou-euce, 
a.  ambigu,  équivoque,  douteux. 

Ambiguoiisly,  amm-big'-iou- 
euce-li,  ad.  —  gument. 

Ambilogy,  —  quy,  amm-biK-6- 
dji,  —  koui,  s.  emploi  d'expres- 
sions à  double  sens. 

AmbCloquous,  amm-bil'-fr- 

koueuce,  a.  qui  se  sert  d'équi- 
voques. 

A'mbit,  amm'-bite,s.  circuit,  m. 

Ambition,  —  tiousness,  amm- 
bichc/-eune,  amm-biche^-euce- 
nesse,  s.  ambition,  f. 

Ambition,  amm  bidie^-eune,  va. 
ambitionner. 

Ambitioua,  amm-bich8'-euce,a, 
8.  ambiMeux,  avide  de. 

Ambilioualy,  amm  biche^-eucs- 
li.arf.  ambitieusement. 

A'mbiluAe,  amm^-bi-lioude ,  (. 
circuit,  m.  [l'amble. 

A'mble ,    aram^-bl.    vn.    aller, 

—,  ,■!.  amble,  m. 

A'mblcr,  amm'-Meur,  s  haque» 
née, cheval  mnrchant  à  l'amble 

AmbraSsia,  amoi-Wy-ji-a, S.  am' 
broisie,  f. 

Ambrôaial,  amm'-brô'ji-al,  a. 
délicieux,     [manger,  buifat,  m 

A'uibry,    amm'-bri,     s.    garde- 

Ambs-ace.  âmz-éce,  s.  beset,m 

Ambiilâlion,         amm-biou-lé'- 

cbeuueiS.  marcheifromejiade,/. 


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A'mbulalory,anim'-blou-Ië-teur- 

i,  a.  amliulaloire. 
Ambiiscâde,  —  do,  A'nibiish, 

amm-beuss-kéde^,  amm-Leuss- 
ké'-do,  amm'-beuche,  s.  embû- 
che, embuscade,  f. 

^'mcl.  am'-el,  s.  émail,  m. 

Auiélioi'ate,  a-mi'-li-ô-réle  ,  va. 
•méliorer,  perfectionner. 

Ameliorâlioii,  ami-liô-ré'- 

cheune,  s.  amélioration,  ^  per- 
fectionnemenl,  ?H.  [soil-il. 

A^meii,  é'-mène,«(i.  amen,  ainsi 

Améiiablc,  a-mi'-na-bl,  a.  res- 
ponsable. 

Améiid.a  mennd',  ua  corriger; 
réparer,  réformer,  [santé. 

—  vn.   se   corriger    recouvrer  la 

Améudei-,  a-menu^-deur,].  celui 
qui  amende. 

Auiéudeuieiil,  a-mennd^-meDût, 
s.  —  dément,  m.  réforme,  /. 
changement,  m. 

AuiÉHds,  a-menndî',  s.  pi.  ré- 
compense, f.  dédommagement, 
m.  To  iiiake  —  ,dédomma?pr. 

Aménit}',  a-menn'-i-ti  ■  J.  amé- 
nité, douceur,  /".        [l'amen^'e. 

Auiércc,  a-merce',  V7i.  mettre  à 

Aaiicrcei-,  a-mer^-seur,  s.  celui 
qui   condamne  à  l'amende. 

A''iueib}st,  ame'-i-lhist,  s.  araé- 
tbiste,  f,  [aimable. 

A'iiiiable,é/-mi-a-bl,  f/, amiable, 

A'' miaule uesri,  é''-mi-a-bl-nesse, 
s.  agrément,  m.  amabilité, 
bonne  erâce,  f.  [grâce. 

A'miabl)',  é'-mi-a-bli,  nd.   avec 

Aiiiiaiittis,  a-mi-ann-'-teiice,  s. 
amiante,  f.       [cieux,  favorable. 

A'iuîcahlo,  ame'-i-ka-bl,  a.  gra- 

A'aiicablenesB,  ame>'-i-ka-bl- 
nesse,  s.  amabilité,  f. 

A'inicably,  ameZ-i-ka-bli,  ad,  à 
l'amiable. 

A'niice,  âmict,  ame'-ice,  ame'- 
ikle,  s.  aumusse,/'.  amict,  vi. 

Ainid,  Aiii(d8i,a-mid',  a-midsl', 
pr.  an  milieu,  parmi. 

Aniiss,  a-mice',  ad.  mal,  mal  à 
propos.  If  aiiy  thiiig  sboiild 
bappcii  — .  s'il  arrive  q'-ielque 
malheuri    Va    4uke    Aiuiss, 


prendre  en  mauvaise  part. 

A/mity,  ame'-i-ti,  s.  amitié,  con» 

corde,  ^.  [ammoniac,  m 

Amiuouiac,    am-mô'-ni-ak,     s- 

Ammoniacal,    am-mA-ai^-a-kal( 

a.  ammoniacal. 
AiumiiuiCion,    am-miou-nîche'- 
eune,  s.  munitions,  f.  [nistie,^. 
A'mnesty,  amm'-nes-ti,   s.    tm- 

Amàng,  AmôugKl,  a-meuDng', 
pr.  entre,  parmi  ;  au  travers; 
avec.  From  — ,  d'entre,  parmi. 

A/moi'ou8,  ame'-ô-reuce,  a, 
amoureux.       [amoureusement. 

A^morously, ame^-â-reuce-li,  ad> 

A^morousucss,  ame^-ô-reuc6- 
nesse,  s.  galanterie,  f. 

AmorCizatîoii,  —  xemeiit,  a* 
mor-ti-zé^-cheune,  s»  amortisse- 
ment, m.  [tir. 

Amériize,  a-mor/-tize,  t)«.  amor- 

Amoiion,  a-mô^-cheune,  «.répu- 
diation, f.  congé,  ?n. 

.AmôiiHt,  a-raaounat',  vn,  mon- 
ter, revenir. 

—  ,  s.  montant,  total,  m. 

Amour,  a-mdùr'jS.  amour,  m. 
amourette,  f. 

Ampbibioiis,  amra-fit/-i-euce, 
a.  ampliibie. 

Ampbibiotisnesfi,  amm-fibM- 
euce-nesse,.s-.  qualité, amphibie. 

Ampbibological,  amm-li-bd- 
lod'-ji-kal,   n.   amphibologique. 

Ampbiboidgically,  amm-fi-bô- 
lod'-ji-kal-ii,  ad.  —  quement. 

Ainpbîb6logy,amm-fi-bol''-ô-djî, 
s.  — loirie,  obscurité,  f. 

Ampbiibéatrc,  amm-iî-thi^-ao 
leur,  s.  — tiiéàtre,  m. 

A'uipic,  amm^-pl,  a.  amplej 
grand,  étendu. 

A^iupleiicss,  amra^-pl-nesse,  s. 
largeur,  splendeur,  f. 

A'mpliate,  amm'-pli-éte,  va, 
étendre,  augmenter. 

Ampliâiiou,  amm-pli-é'-cheune, 
s.  — tion,  exagération,  f.  délai, 

7)1. 

AmpliOcate,  amm-plif'-i-kéte, 
vu.  accroître,  amplifier,  exagé- 
rer, [cheune,  s,  — tion,  f. 

Amplification ,    amm-pli-Ë-k^i 


ANA 


m 


JL'mpUBer,   arum'-pli-fal-enr,  ». 

— Dcaleur,  nî.[plifier,  exagérer. 
A'mplify,  anim''-pli-raï,  va.  am- 

A'miilitiide^amm'-pli-lioude,  s. 
—  de,  grandeur,  f.  éclat,  m. 

*''niply,amm''-pli,ad.  largement; 
amplement.  [amputer. 

A'mputate,  amm'-piou-téte,  t;(l. 

Anipu(A«ian,  amm-piou-té'- 

cheuDB,  «.  amputation,  f. 

A'mulet,  ame'-lou-lette,  ».  amu- 
lette, m.  [tromper. 

Amuse,  a-mionie',  va.  amuser, 

Ainâseineiit,    a-miouze'-raenni, 

».  amusement,  m. 
Amuser,  a-miou''-zeur,  ».  amu- 
seur (par  des  promesses),  [sant. 

Amûsive,  a-miou'-zi^e,  a,  amu- 

An,  ann,  art.  un,  une. 

Auâcliorite,  ane-ak'-S-ralle,  ». 
anachorète,  m. 

Anàchroiiifim  ,  ane-ak'-krô- 
nizm,»,  — Disme,  m. 

A'ii«grain,ane'  a-grame,  ».  ana- 
gramme, f. 

Anagrâmmotism,  ane-a-gram'- 
ma-tizm,  ».  art  de  faire  des  ana- 
gammes. 

Aniigrâmmatist,  ane-a-gram^- 
ma-tizl,  » — grammatisle,  m. 

AiingrAmmalize,  ane-a-gram'- 
ma-taîze,    vn.  anagrammatiser, 

Analéptic,  ane-a-iep'-tik,  a.  ». 
analeptique.  [analogique. 

Analôgical,  ane-a-IodjeM-kal,ai 

A«iaI«igicaIly,ann-a-lodje'-i-kal- 
li,  ad.  — giquement. 

knâlogize,  a-nal'-ô-djaîze,  va. 
expliquer  analogiquement. 

tnâlogoiis,  a-na!/-6-gueuce,  a. 
analogue.  [/■. 

Aiiâlo6y,a-naK-*-dji,  ».  analogie, 

Au&lysia,  a-nal'-i-cisse,  s.  ana- 
lyse, [analytique. 

Analy'tycal,  ane-a-lilM-kal,    a, 

Analy/iically,  ane-a-lif-i-kal-li 
ad.  —  liquement.  [User' 

A^nnlyie,  an&'-a-laize,  m.  ana- 

A/naly.er,  aive'-a-lal-zeur,  ».  ana- 
lyste. 

AnamorpnCsU,  ane-s-mor-ffi/. 
cisse,   .  anamorphose,  f. 

*"*""•'  «-"*'-»•«,».  «nanas.m. 


km 


AnAreh  ,  ane'-ark  ,  anarchiste, 
"!•  [chique. 

An&rchic  ,  a-tiar/-kik,  a.   anar- 

Anarchy,  ane^-ar-ki ,  s.  anar 
«hiB)  f.  [thème,  »n. 

AnAthema,  a-nathM-œa,».  ana- 
[taïze,  va.  —User 

Anfithematlze,      ane-athM-ma» 

Anatémical,  ane-a-tom'-i-kal,(j. 
anatomique. 

.«nalômically,  ane-a-tomM-kal- 
li,  tid.  -miquement.    [tomisle. 

Aii6iomig»,a-nat'-Ô-misle, s  ana- 

AiiAtoniize,  a-nat'-fl-maïze,  va. 
anatomiser. 

AnAlomy,  a-nat''-6-ml,».  anslo- 
mie,  personne  maigre,  f.  sque- 
lette, [cêtres,  aieux,pj. 

A'iiceslop.  ann'-cefs-teur,  s.  an- 

A^'iicestrnl,  ann'-cess-tral ,  a. 
héréditaire.  [race,  f, 

A'iicosti-y,  ann'-cosf-tri,  lignée. 

A'iirlior,  anng'-keur,  s.  ancre; 
espérance,  f. 

— ,»;«.  mouiller,ancrer,  s'attacher 
4,  se  reposer  sur.  To  cast  — , 
jeter  l'ancre,  mouiller.  To 
■wcigh—, lever  l'ancre, 

—  Iiold.  mouillage,  m. 

—  Bmiih  ,  s.  fabricant  d'an- 
cres. 

A'ncliopage.anngk'-eur-édje,». 
ancrage,  mouillage, 7?i.  [l'ancre. 

A^ucborod,    anngk'-eurd,    a.  i. 

A'ncboret,— pîic,anngk'.9-rile, 
— raïte,  ».  anachorète,  hcrmite, 
m. 

AnrhaSvy,  ann-tclift'-vl,  ».  an- 
chois, [cien,  antique. 

A/nririit.     éne'-tchennt,  a.  an- 

— ,  s.  enseigne,  m. 

A'nricnlly,  éne'-tchennt-!i,  ad. 
anciennement, 

AncientncBs,  éne'-tchennt- 

nesse,  ».  ancienneté,  vieillesse, 
f.         [antiquité,  nncierneté, /. 

Anrieniry,    éne-tchenn'-lri,    s, 

And,  annd,  c.  et,  que  ;  à.  —  yc«, 
néanmoins.— Bo  fonb,  et  ainsi 
de  suite.  Toast  —  butter,  une 
rfltie  au  beurre.  To  go  — see, 
aller  voir.  Two  —  (wo,  deux  à 
deux. 


ANG 


326 


ANN 


Andfinle,  ann-daDD'-tl,  ad.  an- 

danle. 
A'udiron,anDd^-aI-eurn,  ».  che- 
net, m,  [dote,  f, 
A'ni-rdote,  ane'-eli-dflte  s.  anec- 
A'necilotic,  aoe'-ek-dA-lik,     a. 
anecdoLique.                 [mone,  /". 
Auémone^  a-nem^-6-ni,  s.  ané- 
Anéiil,  a-nennl^,  a.   coDcernant. 
A^neurisni,     ane^-iou-rizm,    s. 
anévrisme,  m.  [encore. 
Auén,  a-niou',  ad.  de  nouveau, 
Aiirr&ctuoiasue8s,      ann-frak''- 
tcliiou-euce-nesse,  s.  anfractuo- 
sité,  A 
A'ngel,  éne'-djel,  î.  ange,  m, 

—  aboi,  s.  boulet  ramé,/. 
An^élic,— cal,  ann-djel'-ik,anD- 

djel'-i-kal,  a.  angélique. 
Anf;éliciiliieas,   ann-djel'-i-kal- 

ncsse,s.  ce  qui  eslan;^éliqiie. 
A'ngelol,  aDn'-dji-lotc,  s.    sorte 

de  luth, m.  [passion,/". 

A^uger.,    anng'-geur,   s.    colère, 
—,  va.  fàciitT,  irriter. 
A^ii^ei'ly,  anng^-geur-li,rtd.  a^ec 

colère.    To    look  — ,  paraître 

ficlié. 
A'mseriies»,anng'-geur-nesse,  J. 

colèr,.,  f.  [f. 

Angiiia,  ann-dji''-na,  s.    angine 
A'ngic.  anng''-gl,  s.  angle;  ligne 

à  pêclier.  [m. 

—  pod,  scioD  (de  ligne  à  pêcher), 
A'ngle,    anng'-gl,  un.    pêcher  à 

la  ligne,  chercher  h  gagner    par 

«use.  [à  la  ligne,  m. 

A'ugler,  anng'-gleur,  s    pêcheur 
A'nglicism,    anng'-gli-cizm,    .v. 

— cisme,»i.  [pêche  à  la  ligue,/. 
A'nsling,  anng'-glinngne,  s. 
A'nsrily,  anng'-gri-li,  ad.    avec 

colère.        v)-. 
A'iigi-y,  anng'-gri,   a.    Tâché,  en 

colère,  irrité,  aigri.  To  make 

— ,  fàciier.  To  be  soon  — ,  se 

fâcher  facilement. 
A'iigiiish,  anng'-goulche,  t.  as- 

gois.se,  tristesse,  f. 
A'nsuishrd.   anng'-gouiche-ed, 

a.  accalilé  de  chagrin. 
A'ngiilar,    anng'-guiou-lenr,  a. 

angulaire. 


Aiigul&r(«y,— neBs,anng-guiou- 

lar'-i-ti,—  nesse,  s.  qualité  d'être 

angulaire,     [ar/.angulaîrement. 

A^iigiilarly,  anng'-guîou-leur-li,    " 

A'nguialcd,  anug/-guiou-lé-led, 

a.  pointu,  [a.  anguleux, crochu. 

A'ngiiloiis,    anng'-guiou-leuce, 

Angùst,    ann-gueuste',n.  élroit. 

Anbelfîtion,    ann-hi-Ié'-cheune, 

s.  essoufflement,  m.  [d'haleine. 

Anhciôse,  ann-hi-l6ze',    a.  hors 

AiiighM,  a-naîtti',  ad,  de  nuit,  la 

nuit. 
A^'nil,  ane'-il,!.  Indigotier,  m. 
Anility,  —  lene»,    a-nil'-i-ti  , 
a-nalle'-nesse,   ».    la    Tieillesse 
d'une  femme,  [peut  être  animé, 
A^nimable,      ane'-i-ma-bi,  qui 
Aiiimadvérsîon  ,     ane-i-mad- 
Ter'-cheune,  s.  —  slon,     puni- 
tion, f.  blâme,  m. 
AniuiadTér«ive(racuIty),  ane-î- 
mad-ver'-ciïe,  a.    faculté  d'ob- 
servalion,  f. 
AnimndvérsiveiieB*,         ane-1- 
mad-ver^-cive-nesse,  s.  pouvoir 
de  former  un  jugement. 
AnimadTért,      ane-i-mad-vert', 
va.  examiner,  reprocher,  hlâmer. 
Animadvcrler,  ane-i-mad-ver^- 

teur,  s.  critique,  m. 
A'nlmal.ane'-i-mal,  s.animal,m. 
— ,  a.  animal,  d'animal. 
AnîmAlciile,  ane-i-mal'-kloule, 

s.  animalcule,??!. 
A^niniaie.  ane^-i-mète,  vn.  ani-* 

mer,  exciter,  encour.igcr. 
— ,  Aninialrd,  ane'-i-mé-ted,  a, 

animé,  excité. 
Animation,     ane-i-mé'-cheuna, 
animation,  f.  [animant. 

A^ninintive,  ane'-i-mé-tive,     a. 
A^nimator,    ane'-i-mé-teur,     s. 
animateur,  nj.  [silé,  haine. 

AniinfSoe.   ane-i-mflce',    anirao- 
A»ini6siiy,  ane-i-mossM-ti,ani- 

mosité,  haine,  /.  ^) 

A'nise,  ane'-ice,  ».  ams,  rn. 
Anklo,    ann^-kl,   s.  jointure  da 

pied,/. 
—  bone,  s.  cheville  du  pied. 
A'nnalist,       an'-na-lisie ,       t, 
i     tuaaiiste,  7n. 


ANN 


327 


ANT 


Vnnala,  an'-na1Z|  t,  annales, 
f,  pi.  [épurer. 

A'nneal,  an'-nile,  va.  purifier, 

A^iiiiexe,  an^-nekSy  V.  annexer, 
joindre,  réunir. 

— ,  s.  annexe,  m. 

Annexaiiou  ,  an-nek-së^- 
cfaeune,  s.   union,  réunion,  f. 

Annihilable,  an-na!'-hi-la-bl, 
a.  qui  peut  Stre  anéanti. 

Annihilate ,  an-naî'-hi-léte  , 
va.  anéantir,  abolir. 

Annihilation ,  an-nal-bi-lé'- 
cbeune,s.  anéanlis?ement,  m, 

Aiiuivérsury,  an-ni-ver-'-sa-ri, 
s.  et  adj.  anniversaire,  m. 

A^nno  d6niiiii,  an-nô-dome^- 
i-ni,  l'an  de  grâce. 

A/nnotate ,  an'-no-téte ,  vn, 
annoter. 

Aunotâlion  ,  an-nft-té'- 

cbeune,  s.  —  tion,  note,  f. 

Annolâlor,  an-no-té'-teur,  s. 
commentateur. 

Annûiiuce,  an-naouDD^-ce,  va. 
annoncer,  publier. 

Anuôiiiiccukeut,  an-naounce^'- 
mennt,  s.  annonce,  f.  avis,  rn. 

Anndy ,  an-noï',  u.  nuire,  in- 
commoder, m. 

Aiiuéyaucc,  an-noï'-annce,  S. 
ennui,  déplaisir,  m.  tourment, 
71!.  inquiétude,    f. 

Aniiâycr,  an-noï'-eur ,  S,  celui 
qui  ennuie. 

Annôyiug,  an-noï'-inngne,  ad. 
Guuuyeux,  déplaisant,  tourmen- 
tant. 

A'uuua1,an'-niou-al,  a,  annuel. 

A'nnuall}',  an'-niou-al-li ,  ad. 
annuellement, 

Aiiuûiiant,  an-niou'-i-tannt , 
a.  rentierviager. 

4»iiûi(y,  an- uiou^-i -ti  ,  s. 
rente  constituéei  pension  via- 
gère. 

Auniil,  an-neul/,  va.  annuler, 
effacer. 

A'nuular ,  an'-nlou-lar,  a,  an- 
nulaire. 

Auiiûiurrate  ,  an-niou'-mi- 
réte,  va.  ajouter  h.  un  nombre. 

AuuiaïuerÂtioii         &ii-niou-ini- 


ré'cheuno.  s.  addition  k  nn 
nombre.  [u.  annoncer. 

Aiiiiûiiciate,  an-neunn'-chi-ét^ 

Aiiniiitciâlion ,  an-neunn* 
clii-é'-cheune,  s.  annonce,  pro- 
clamation,/'.; l'Annonciation,^. 

A'nodjne,  ane'-4-daîne, a.  ano" 
din. 

Anéint,  a-noînnt'.  va.  oindre, 
sacrer.  [m 

Anôiiiied,  a-noinnt'-id,  a,  oint. 

Aiioiiiter,  a-noïnn^-teur ,  s.  qui 
oint. 

An6ititingf  atiâintmeni, 

a-noînn'-tinngne,  mennt,  S- 
onction,/'. 

Anônialoiis,a-nome'-a-leuce,a. 
anomal,  irrégulier. 

Anôuiulously,  a-nome'-a-IeuCS- 
li,n(Z.  irréj:ulièrement. 

Anômaly, —  ism,  a-nome^-a-It| 

—  a-lizm,  s.  anomalie,  irrégula- 
rité, f. 

Aii6ii,  a'-none,  ad.  aussitSt, 
promplemenl.  Ewer  and 
Anon,  de  temps  en  temps. 

.«oônymous,  a-none'-i-meucB) 
«.  anonyme. 

Anôilier,  a-neuth^-enr,  a.  autre, 
un  autre.  Oue  aftcr  —  l'un 
après  l'autre.    One   while— , 

—  nbilc,  tantôt,  tantôt.  One 
n-itb  — ,  l'un  portant  l'autre, 
pêle-mêle,   l'un   avec  l'autre. 

A'nsntvd,  ann'-cé-ted,  a.  qui  a 
des  anses. 

A^nsmer,  anu'-ceur,  va.  répon- 
dre, satisfaire,  payer. 

—  again,  ré|iliquer. 

—  for,  rendre  compte. 

—  for  ono,  cautionner.  [f. 
A'nBner,  ann'-ceur,s.  réponse, 
A^nswerakle,     anu'-ceur-a-bl, 

(î.  conTorme,  responsable,  cor- 
rélatif. 

A'nswvrnbly,  ann'.ceur-a-bli, 
ad.  conformément. 

A^iiB^ercr,  ann'-ceur-eur,  ï, 
celui  qui  répond,  antagoniste, 
m.  ImJj.qu't  répond  à. 

A^nfiwering,  ani/-cGur-inngne, 

Ant,  contraction  pour  and  U  it| 
Bm  sot,  are  oot. 


ANT 


Î28 


ANT 


Ant,ann't,  s.  rourml,  ^. 

—  bcar,  —  eater,  s,  fooroîl- 
lier,  m. 

—  lioii,  S.  ,ourmi-lion,  f. 
_/B-liole,  —  bill  ,  fourmilière. 
AxtâgoiBifim,  ann-tag^-ô-nizme, 

s.  antagonisme,  m.  opposi- 
'tion,  f. 

ttutâgoniEc,  ann-tag'-6-Da!ze, 
vn.  faire  de  l'opposition. 

«ftnt&gonist,  ann-tag'-6-nisle,  s. 
adersaire,  m.  [tarclique. 

Antârclic,  ann-tarli'-tili,  n.  an- 

A'utc,  ana'-li,  prép.  anté, ;)rép. 

Antecédn,  ann-ti-cide',  vn.  pré- 
céder, [s.  préséance,  /. 

^n(ccc(lcnce,ann-ti-ci^'dennce, 

4ntccédi'iit,  ann-ti-ci'-dcnnt, 
a.  aniécédcnt.  —,  s.  précédent, 
î?i.  [li,  <id.  —  demmenl. 

ftntecédeiilly,ann-ti-ci'-dennl- 

^utccésBor,  ann-ti-ces'-seur,  s. 
prédécesseur,  m, 

A'nCecliainber.  ann'-ti-tcbem- 
beur,  s.  aoticiiambre,  /". 

ft'ule-cursor.ann'-ti-keur-senr, 
s.  avant-coùreur,  éclaireur,  m. 

A'utedote,  ann'-li-déte,  s.  anti- 
date, f.  [temps. 

—,  va.  antidater,  jouir  avant    le 

AHtcdilûvial,—  Vian,  ann-ti- 
di-liou'-\idl,— vi-ane,n.  s.  an- 
té-diluvien. 

A'utclopc,  ansMI-ldpe,  (.  anti- 
lope, gazelle,  f. 

Antemeridian,  ann-ti-mi-rld'- 
i-ane,  a.  avant-midi. 

AiitcmûndniiL-.ann-ti-meunn''- 
déne,  (i.  avant  le  monde. 

A'ntcpast  ,  ann'-ti-pasle  t  S, 
avant-goiil,  i)!. 

Autepenùlt,  ann-ti-pl-neuUe' , 
s.  antépénullième,  /. 

Anlepôtio,  ann-li-pône',  va, 
préférer  à.  [térieur. 

Antérior,  ann-ti'-ri-eur,  a.  an- 

Anterîôritji.  ann-li-ri-or'-l-ti, 
s.  —  rilé,  ^■ 

A'iiteroani,  ann'-ti-roume,  s. 
antichambre,  vestibule. 

A'n<heni,  annMheme,  s.  an- 
tienne,/', [anthère,  f. 

A^uthcr,   anoMbeur,  t.    (bot.) 


Aii4h<llugy,    ann-thoK-5-djl,   >. 

anthologie,  f, 
A'nthony'a     flre,   ann'-td-Iiiz- 

faïre,  s.  feu  saint  Aniolne,  erj- 

sipèle,  m.  [bon  (mal.)  m 

A'nllirax.  aùoMhrakse,  s.char- 
Aiithropâlogy,    ann-thr5-p5K- 

fl-dji,  s.   anthropologie,  f. 
Antropdphagus,     pluriel   a» 

thropophagi,  ann  -  thrA  -  pof 

a-gueuce,    s.    anthropophages, 

sm.  pi. 
Au»hrop6phagy,ann-thrft.pof'- 

a-djl,  s.  anthropophagie,  f, 
A^ntie,  ann'-tik,  s. figure  grotes- 
que, f.  bouffon,  m. 
— ,a.  grotesque,  antique,  ancien. 
A'ntirbambcr,     ann'-t)-tchem- 

beur,s.  antichambre,  /'• 
A/utichrcsio,    ann'-ti-krï.dsse, 

».  —  chrèse,  f.  [aniechrist,  m. 
A'n(icbri«l ,  ann'-ti-kraiste,  s. 
Aniicbriatîan  ,     ann-ti- kris''- 

tcheune,  a.  antichrétien. 
Antichrfittiaiilsni,      —      »K<yi 

ann-li-kris'-tcheune-izin, — tchi- 

ane'-i-ti,s.  — nisme,  m. 
Ani<cipatc,   ann-tis^-t-péte,  Va. 

aniiriper,  prévenir. 
Anticip&lioii,    ann- tî-Cl -p^ 

cheune,  s.  anticipation,^. 
Antiripâtor,  ann-ti-ci-pé'-teur, 

s.  anlicipateur,  m. 
Aiitîcipn<ory,ann-ti-ci-pé'-teur- 

i,  adj.  qui  anticipe,  [quenient. 
Antfcly,  ann-ti'-kli,  ad.  grotes- 
Anliconvûlgive,    ann-ti-kODD- 

veul'-sive,  a.  —  vulsif, 
Aniidôtal,  antidiStical.    aon- 

ti-dfr'tal,  dot-i-kal,  a.  qui  sert 

d'antidote,  en  a  les  propriélés 
Aiiiidôtary,  ann-ti-dô^-ta-ri,  ê. 

—  dolaire,  m,  [dote,  m. 
A'ntidote,  aDn'-tl-dfile,  s.  anti- 
Antidrâpslcal,  ann-ti-droj/-ci- 

kal,  a.  —  hydropique. 
Auiirébrilo,  ann•ti-fi'-^rîle,  a. 

—  fébrile.  [d'antimoine. 
Aiitiinônial,ana.ti-7iô'-ni-al,  a. 
A'ntiiiiony,     ann^-li-mA-oi,     s, 

antimoine, m.  [antinomie,^. 
A'nlîiioiny,  ann'-ti-nô-mi ,  s. 
AntipalbellO)  —  pathetîcaly 


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ann-tl-pa-thett'-lk,   —  l-kal,  o. 

an-lipalhique. 
Antipolbetically,      ann-tl-pa- 

thetl-i'-kal-li,  adv.  par  antipa- 

tliie.  [lipathie,  f. 

Antipathy,  ann-tip'-a-thi,  s.  an- 
Au(i|icstiiéntial,ann-ti-pess-tl- 

lenn'-chal,  a,  —  tiel. 
Antiphon,  ann-tif'-fine,  (.  antl- 

phone,  m. 
Autiphonnl,  phonic^  phont* 

cal  )    ann-tif'-6-nal,     fone-ik, 

fone'-i-kal ,  adj.  qui  appartient 

à  l'antiptione. 
Antipbouary,     ann-tlf'-ô-Da-rii 

S.  —  naire,  m.  [tiphonie,  f. 
AnKpbony,  ann-tif-o-ni,  «.an- 
Antfpbrasis,   ann-tlf^-ra-cisse, 

ji.  antiphrase,  f.  Ironie,  f, 
AnKpodea,     ann-tip'-A-det,    (• 

antipodes,»:.  p{.  [(ipape,  m. 
A'mtipope,  ann'-ti-p6pe,  s.  an- 
Antlquàrian,    ann-ti-kouc'-ri- 

a,ne,adj.  antique,  d'anliq:iaire. 
Au<iqiiàrianisui,  ann-li-koué^- 

rl-a-nizme,  s.   amour,  passion 

des  antiquités. 
A'utiquarj',  ann'-t!-koua-rl,  S. 

antiquaire,       papier       grand 

inonde,  m. 
A'utiqiiate ,  ann'-ti-kouête,  va. 

vieillir,   devenir   hors  d'usage, 

abolir,  abroger. 
A'utiquated,    annMi-kouê-!ed, 

adj.  'vieilli,  suranné. 
A'ntiqiiatedncss,  annMi-koué- 

ted-nesse,nrf;'.  élat  suranné. 
A''i>tique,  ann'-lik,   a.  antique. 
—  ^s.  antique,  m,  antiquité  f. 
Aiiiîqiieuefia,  ann-tik^-nesse,  $. 

ancienneté,  f. 
AntiqiiKy,     ann-tik'H>ut-ti,     5. 

aniiquité,  antiquaille,  f. 
A/iilirooin,     ann^-ti-roume,    S. 

antichambre,  /". 
Aii<iscorIiûtic,  —  (Ical,  ann- 
ti-skor-biou'-lik, —  ti-k«l,  a.  s. 

—  tique,  m.  [anti-social. 
Antisocial,  ann-ti-Eo'-chal,  adj. 
Auiiaplénetic,    anD-ti-spli/-ni- 

lik,  a.  —  hypocondriaque. 
AnKstrophet    aDD-tis^-tr6(l,    s, 

—  ttrof  be,  f 


Anti8<riîinatic,ann-tis-treum'- 
a-lik,  a.  —  scrofuleux. 

Anliiiiesis,  ann-tith'-i-tisse ,  ». 
aniilhèse,  f, 

Aiititbctic  ,  —  iScnl,  ann-ti- 
thelt'-ik,  i-kal,   n.— thétique. 

Antiveuéreal,  ann-ti-vi-ni''-ri- 
al,  rt.  anli\énérien.        [1er,  m. 

A'utler,   annt'-leur,  s.  andouil- 

A'nt-leon,  annf-laï-one,  s. four- 
milion. • 

Anlouonifisia,  ann-tS-nô-mé''' 
ihl-a,  s.  —  nomase,  f. 

A''ntre,  ann'teur,  s.  antre,  m, 
ca-verne,  f, 

A'nus,  é'-neuce,  s.  anus,  m. 

A'nvil,  ann'-vil,  .ç.  enclume,  f. 
band  — .  siuall  — ,  enclu- 
meau  ;  tbiii  —,  bigorne. 

Aniiety,  ang-za!'-i-ti,s.  anxiéléi 
Inquiétude. 

A/nxions,  ang'-cheuce,  a.  an- 
xieux, inquiet,  désireux,  plein 
de  sollicitude. 

A'nxioiisly,  ang'-clieuee-li,  ad. 
avec  anxiété,  avec  sollicitude, 
avec  ardeur. 

A^nxiousuess ,  ang''-cheuce- 
nesse,  s.  anxiété,  sollicitude,  f. 

A'iiy,éne'-i,  adj.  quelque,  quel- 
qu'un, tout,  aucun, 

—  body  else,  tout  autre. 

—  furfber,  un  peu  plus  loin. 

—  longer,    un    peu    plus    long- 

—  more,  davantage  [temps. 

—  oiie,  —  body,  quelqu'un, 
quiconque,  qui  que  ce  soit. 

—  (Iiiiig,  rien,  quoi  que  ce  soit. 

—  wliero,  partout. 

—  wise,  de  quelq'jo  manier; 
que  ce   soit. 

Avorta,  é'-or-ta,  s.(ana.)aorte,  f. 

Apâce,  a-péce',  nd.  rapidement, 

a  gr.nnds  pas.  [part. 

'Apart,    a-pârle',  ad.    Il  colé,  à 

[  Apài-tmciil,   a-parte^-menot,  s. 

pièce,  chambre,  Z'.  A  suite  uf 

—  s, un  appartement. 

Apalkctic,       a-pa-thett'-ik,   a. 

apathique. 
A/pnihy,   ap'-a-lhi,  s.  apathie , 

froideur, 
Ape,épe,;.  guenon, ^.siaga, m. 


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Ape,  épe,  l'a.  contrefaire, imiter, 

sing-er. 
Apôak.Apcck,  a-pilie',ad.  à  pic. 
A'pep»j'.3p'-ep-si,  s.  apepsie,  ^. 
A''pnr.  é'-peur,  s.  celui  ou  celle 

qui  singe. 
àpéi'ieiit^  apcritive^  a-pl'-rl- 
cnnt,  a-pir'-i-li\e,  a.  apéritif, 
•  pért,  a-perte',  a.  cu-vert. 
Apcrtion.  a-per'-cheune,  s.  ou- 
verture, issue,  f.  [tement. 
Apértily,  ap-erle'-li,  ad.  cuver- 
A/pertnoss,    ap'-erte-nesse,    ». 

liberté  de  faire,  f. 

A'perture,    ap'-er-tchloure,   J. 

ouverture,  [,  [apétale. 

Apétalotis,   a-pett'-a-leuce,    a. 

Apctaloiisncss,  a-pett'-a-leuce- 

nesse,  s.  a]  étalie,  f. 
A'pex,    é'-peks,   plur.    npîces, 
é-pi-cis,  s.  sommet,  cimier,  ni. 
Aphélion,  a-fé^-li-eunejS.apbé- 

lie,  m. 
Aptaiin;,  ar-y-nl,  s.   aphonie,  f. 
A'phorism,  af'-â-ri>m,  $.  apho- 
risme,??;. 
Aphoi'Bslic,  —  ticn-1,    af-ô-rîs'- 

tik,  ti-kal,  a.  —  tique. 
Apborfslicnll;,  ar-ô-ris'-tl-kal- 

11,  a,  en  aphorismes. 
Aphrôdîsine.  — siacal,  a-frft'- 
diz-i-ak,  a-frô-di-ïi'-akal,  a. 
aphrodisiaque, 
A'pbtœ,  af'-ti.  s.  aphtes,  m.  pi. 
A'piary,  é'-pi-a-ri,  s.  rucher,  f. 
A'picce,  a'-pi-ce,  ad.  par  tête,  à 

la  pièce,  chacun. 
A'pisb,  é'-piche,  a.  bouffon,    de 
singe,    badin.  [fectation. 

A'pisbij',  <id.  en  singe,  avec  af- 
—  Iricks,  s.  singeries,  f.  pi. 
A'pisbness,     é'-piche-nesse,   s. 

singerie,  afféterie,  f. 
Apiipat,  a-i  iti'-patt  ,j.  tic-tac,  m, 
To  go— .faire  tic-tac,  palpiter. 
Apâe.iljpxe.    a-pok'-a-lipse,  s. 

apocalypse. 
Apocnl;;'ptic,  —  ticnl,  a-pok- 

a-lip'-tik,  li-kal,a.  —  tique. 
Apocnlj'pticnlly,  a-pok-a-lip'- 
ti-kal-li,rtd.  d'une  manière  apo- 
calyptique,       [crjphes,  m.  pi. 
Apàcriffbn,  a-pcy-rl-fai  3.  aço- 


ApôerlphaI,a-pok'-ri-fal,n. apo- 
cryphe, [ad.  apocryphement. 
Apôrripballjr,  a-pok'-ri-fal-H, 
Apôcrjpbalnosii,  a-pok'-ri-fal- 
nesse,  s.  caractère  apocryphe. 
A'pogee.ap'-ô-dji,  s.  apogée,  m, 
Apolo|ïélir,  —   tical.  a-poUâ- 

djett'-ik,  i-kal,  a.  —  tique. 
Apologétically,  a-pol-6-djetl'-l- 

kally,  ad.  —  tiquement. 
Apôlogist,  a-pol''-ft-djiste,  ».— 

giste,  m, 
Apàlogize,    a-pol'-fi-djaiie,vn. 

justifier,  défendre,  louer. 
A'pnlogiie,   ap'-6-log,    ».    apo- 
logue, m.  Table,  f. 
Apôlogjr,  a-pol'-6-dji,  s.  apolo- 
gie, juswfication,  excuse,  f. 
Apooeurësis,       a-po-niou-ry- 

cisse,s.  apoitvrose, /. 
Aponeurôiic,  a-po-Dlou-rot^-îky 

o.  —  tique. 
Apopblégmatic,     s-po-flègDO'- 

mate-ike,  a.  antipituileux, 
A  popblegmatiam,  a-po-flègue'» 
male-izœ,  s.  remède  antipitui- 
leux. 
A'popbtbegrm^ap'-ft-them,  s,^ 
thègme,  m.  sentence,  f.  boa 
mol,  )?!.  [physB,  f. 

Apôphjrsis,   a-pof'-i-cisse,  ».  — 
Apopléotic,     ap-6-p!ekMik,  tt. 

appopleclique. 
Apoplexed,     ap'-6  plekst,     a. 

frappé  d'apoplexie. 
A'popicxy ,     ap'-â-plek-ci,      $» 
apoplexie,  ^  [tasie,  ^. 

Apû<4insy,  a-pos'-ta-ci,  s.  apos- 
Ap6»tate,  a-pos'-téte,  s.  apos- 
tat, m.  [apostasier, 
Apéslalîic,  apos'-ta-taïze,  va. 
A  posta  tical,  a-pos-tate'-i-kal,a. 
d'apostat.  [abcéder. 
Apo8téoiote,a-pos-tim'-éte,Dn. 
Apostem&lion  ^       a-po^-ti-më'- 

cheune,  s.  formation  d'abcès. 

A'pofiteme,  A'postiinie,ap'-OS- 

time,  ap'-os-lioume,   s.    apo»- 

tème.m. 

.4pô»tle.  a-pos'-sl,  s.  apôtre,  m. 

Apô**lleahip,    Aposlôlate,    a- 

pos'-sl-chipe,  a-pos-toK-ét'6,  *< 

apostolat,  m. 


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Ap»Btâlie,  a-pos-tol'-ik,  a.  apos- 
tolique.       [li,rtfZ.  —  liquement. 

Aposlôlically?     a-pos-loK-i-kal- 

Aposlolâcnlluesa,  a-pos-tol-i- 
j£al''-nesse,  s.  caractère  aposto- 
lique, [apostrophe,  A 

Apôsii'op'ne,     a-pos'-trô-li,     ». 

Apôstropliize,  a-pos'-lro-falze, 
va.  apostropher. 

Apôtbccary,  a-poth'-i-ka-rl,  s. 
apothicaire,  m.  [macie  f. 

— '»-Bhop,apolfeîcairerie,^.  phar- 

— '•  business,  pharmacie  (com- 
merce), [phtegrne,  m. 

A^pothegm,  ap^-ô-them,  s.  apo- 

A'pothcni  ,  ap/-6-them  ,  s.  — 
thème,  m. 

Apothcosis,  ap-fl-thi'-ft-elsse,  s. 
apotljéose,  déification, /■,        [îii. 

Apôzein,  ap'-ô-zem,  s.   — zème, 

Appui,  a-pâùl/,  va.  effrayer,  décou- 
rager. 

App&l,  AppaFnient)  a-pjîlK- 
mennt,  frajeur,  f.  décourage- 
ment, ni, 

Appâlling,  a-piûl'-Iinngne,  a. 
elfrajant,  épouyantahle. 

A'ppniiage,  ap'-pa-néd-je,  t. 
apanage,  accessoire. 

Appar&tua,  ap-pa-ré'-teuce,  ». 
appareil,  ustensile,  m. 

Appârel,  ap-par'-el,  ».  habits, 
vêtement,  ajuslement,?n.  garde- 
robe,  f.  équipement,  m. 

App&i'el,  va.  vêtir,  habilleri  or- 
ner,équiper,  ajuster. 

Ippûreiit,  ap-pé'-rennt,  a.  évi- 
dent, clair,  manifeste. 

—  hoir,  héritier  présomptif. 

kpp&reiitly,  ap-pé'-reu[it-li,ad. 
apparemment,  évidemment. 

Appnritïoii.  ap-pa-riche^-eune, 
».  —lion,  /'.spectre, fantôme,  m. 

Kpp&ritor,  ap-parM-teur,  ». 
— teur,  bedeau,  7». 

Appénch,  voy,  Impeacb)  va. 
accuser,  reprendre. 

Appéacbment,t;oy.  Inipeiich> 
meut,»,  accusation,  f. 

Appéul,ap-pile',t)a.  appeler,  ac- 
cuser, 

— ,  vn.  en  appeler,  se  pourvoir. 

—,  «.  appel,  pourToi,  m.  With- 


out  furthor   — ,  sans  appel. 

Appéalaut,  Appéaler,  tp-pi^- 
lanut,  leur,  s.  celui  qui  en  ap- 
pelle,    [appel, m.  accusation,  f. 

.Appcaling,     ap-pi'-linngne,     .5. 

Appéar,  ap-pire',  vn.  paraître» 
apparaître,  comparaître, se  mon" 
trer.  1(  Appears,  (tmp.)  il  pa- 
rait. To  muke  —,  prouver. 

Appéaraiice ,  ap-pi''-rann-ce  t 
».  apparence,  apparition,  figure, 
extérieur,  comparution,  f.  M 
flrs»  —,  d'abord.  »u  ail— ,  s» 
ion  toute  apparence. 

Appéarer,  ap-pi-'-reur,  ».  cora 
parant,  m.  —te,  f. 

Appéasable,  ap-pi'-za-bl,  a, 
qu'on  peut  apaiser. 

Appéase,  ap-pize',  va.  apaiser, 
calmer.  [calme,  m, 

.Appéasemeul.ap-pize^-mennt,»* 

Appéaser,  ap-pi^-zeur,  ».  pacifi- 
catenr,  ?n. 

Appéasing,  ap-pl'-zinngne,  adj. 
qui  apai.se,  s.  calmant. 

Appéasive,  ap-pi'-zive,  ad],  qnl 
apaise,  qui  calme, 

Appéllant,  ap-peK-lannt,».  ap- 
pelant, demandeur,  provoca- 
teur, [fendeur,  intimé,  m. 

Appéllate,   ap-peK-létt^,    ».   d6- 

Appellation,  ap-pel-lé'-cheDne, 
«.  nom,  m.  qualification,  f. 

AppcllatiTe,  ap-pel'-la-tiv«,  a. 
appellatif.  [ad.  — tivement. 

Appéllatively,ap-peU-la-tive-li, 

Appellâtoryj  ap-pel-la'-teur-ï, 
a.  d'appel.  [défendeur,  m. 

Appellée,    ap-pel-li',    ».  accusé, 

Appélloi-,  ap-pel'-leur,  ».  appe- 
lant, m.  —  lante,  f.     [nage,  m. 

A'ppenage,  app'-nédje,  s.  apa- 

Appéud,  ap-peond',  va,  appen- 
dre,  attacher,  suspendre,  ap- 
poser. 

Appéndage,  ap-penn'-dédj8,  s. 
accessoire,  apanage,  appendi- 
ce, m. 

Appéndan<,  Appéndcd,  ap- 
penn'-dannl,  ap-peun'-déd,  a, 
dépendant,  accessoire. 

Appéudicate,  ap-pena^-dl-léte, 
vu.  joiadre,  annexer. 


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App«ndle&llon,  «p-penn-di-ké'- 
cheune,  s.  appartenaDce,  dé- 
pendance, /■. 

Appôndii,  ap-pfnn'-dikse,  s. 
afiçendice,  supplément,  m.  ad- 
dition, dépendance,  f, 

Apiicrceplion,  ap-peur-sep'- 
cheune,  s.  perception,  f. 

App<?rt6in,  ap-per-téne^,  tin. 
partenir,  contenir  à. 

Apprei&inmeiit,  ap-per-têne'- 
menDt,  t.  ce  qui  appartient  an 
rang,  pri-viléges. 

Appcrtcnance  ,  ap-peur'-tl- 
naonce,  s.  appartenance,  dé- 
pendance, f.  [appartenant. 

Appërtineiil,ap-per'-li-nannt,a, 

A^ppelence^  A^ppc4ency,  ap'* 
pi-lennce,  ci,  s.  désir  violent,  m. 
appétence,  f.  [désireux. 

A'ppc«ent,ai/-pl-tennt,o.  avide, 

Appetibility ,  ap-pel-ti-Lil'-i-ti , 
—  Ulité,^.  [siraLle. 

A/ppctible,  ap'-pl-ti-bl,    a.  dé- 

A'jppctite,  ap'-pi-ta!te ,  s.  appé- 
tit, désir,  m.  ardeur,  f, 

Appetfilon,  ap-pl-liche'-eune,  >. 
dé.'ir.  m. 

AppetftiouB,  ap-pi-tiche'-euce, 
«.appétissant,  qui  eicile  ledésir. 

A'ppelitlve,  ap'-pi-ti-live,  a.  — 
titif.  (flir,  louer,  vanter. 

Applâud,  ap-pl£id',  t'<z.  applau- 

Applauder,  ap-pldùd'-eur,  s.ap- 
prolaleur,  m.       [dissemenl,»?. 

Applàiise, ap-pl£ize/,  5.  applau- 

Applâiislve,  ap-pld&'-live,  a.  ap- 
probateur, flatteur, 

A'pple,  ap'-pl,  S.  pomme;  pru- 
nelle, f 

—  core,  trognon,  m. 
.—  loft,  fruiterie,  f. 

—  monger,  fruitier  (marchand) 

—  piiriiig8,—pei-l. pelures, /■.;); 

—  l'oiielcr,  pommier,  îii.(uslen 
si:p).  [mes,  f. 

~-  Hxiiice,  marmelade    de    pom 

—  «ree,  pommier,  m. 

—  nuina»,  fruitière,  f. 
Appliuble,  ap-plaï'-a-bl,  n,  ap- 
plicable   conforme. 

Api>l>uii,.e  ap-plaî'-annce,«.  ap- 
piicctioD,^.  ^«tours,  remède,  ni.  I 


AppIlcnbnUy,fap.pli-lia-biK-!-tl, 
s,  suEcepliLilité  d  application,^. 

A'ppliciilile,  ap'-pli-ka-M ,  adj. 
applicable. 

A'pplicaiit, ap'-pîi-kminl,  s.  pos- 
tulant, demandeur,  requérant, 
m. 

Applicâiion ,  ap-pli-ké'-cheune, 
».  application,  /.  emploi,  m, 
demande  ,  /.  To  make  —  to, 
avoir  recours  4. 

A^pplicnlive  ,  A'pplicalory , 
ap'-pli-ka-tive,teur-i,  qui  s'appli- 
que, qui  contient  une  requête. 

A/ppliqiiee,  ap'-pli-ki,  s.  appli- 
que, /. 

Apply',  ap-pIaV,  va,  appliquer, 
approprier,  adonner,  avoir  re- 
cours. To  Apply  one's  eell 
lo,t)r.s'adrcsserà,s 'appliquer  à. 

Appofut ,  ap-noïnnt',  ta,  fixer, 
équiper,  établir,  prescrire,  ré- 
gler, arrêter,  donner  un  ren- 
dez-vous. At  the  appoiiilcd 
lime,  &  l'heure  dite.  Wcll, 
ill  nppointed,  en  bon,  en 
mauvais  état. 

— ,  s.  appoint,  m, 

AppiSiiitpr,  ap-poinn'-tcur,  s. 
celui  qui  donne  un  rendez-vous. 

App6iiitineut  ,  ap-poînnl^- 

mennt,  ».  stipulation,  conven- 
tion, f,  ordre ,  appointements, 
rendez-vous,  équipement;  hî. 

App6rtioii,  ap-por'-cheune,  vrt. 
proportionner,  diviser  égale- 
ment, 

Appdrlîoner  ,  ap-por'-chenne- 
eur,  s.  celui  ou  celle  qui  divise. 

Appéi-tionment,  ap-por^-cbeu* 
ne-mennt,  ».  division  en  partie] 
égales. 

Appose,  ap-p6-ze',  va.  examiner 

Appéaer,  ap-pft'-zeur,  ».  ex» 
niinateur,  m. 

A'pposîte,  ap'-p8-zite,  a.  à  pro 
pos,  propre  à. 

A/ppositely.  ap'-pô-zite-li ,  ad. 
convenablement. 

A'pposiienvss,  ap'-pé-zile-nes- 
se,  5.  convenance,  f. 

Apposiiioii.  ap-pA-zicbe^-eune,  s, 
-  tion,  application,  /. 


APP 


333 


APR 


ApprAiae  ,  ap-prize',  va,  appré- 
cier, évaluer. 

Apprâiseuieiiijdp-préze'^-inenDt, 
s.  évalualion,  appréciation,  f. 

âpprâiser,  ap-|  ré^-zeur,  s.  ap- 
préciateur, liu.s»ier-piiseur,  m. 
ipprâising,  dit-prë^-xÎDDgDe.  5. 
é7aluai:bu,  ;'.  [a.  —  Lie. 

Appre<;iuble  ,    ap-pri'-cLi-a-bl, 
■pprcciate,  ap-pri'-chi-éte,  du. 
estimer,  évaluer. 

Appréciation  «  ap-prî-clii -é^- 
cbeune.  s.  «stimation,  évalua- 
tion 

Appi-eliëud,  ap-pri-hennd',  va. 
prendre,  se  saisir  de,  apprében- 
der,  comprendre,  craindre. 

Appreheiider,  ap-prl-benn^- 
dcur,  ,  celui  qui  prend,  se  lai- 
tit. 

Apprebéusible  j  ap-pri-beon^- 
si-bl,  a,  concevable;  Tacile. 

Apprcliéuiiioii  ,  ap-pri-benn^- 
cbeune.  5.  appréhension,  con- 
ception ,  arrestation.  /.  Accor- 
ding   to  uiy  — «  à  moo  avis. 

ApprehénfiiTe  ,  ap-pri-henn^- 
sive,  a.  prompt  &  comprendre, 
craintif.  To  bu  — of,  craindre 
que. 

ApprcbéusÎTely,  ap-pri-henn/- 
sive-li,  ad.  d'une  manière  con- 
cevable; avec  crainte. 

ApprebéiieivciicM  ,  ap-pri- 
henn^-sive-nesse,  s.  entendâ- 
ment,  m.  crainte,/'. 

^ppi-éutice ,  ap-prennMice,  s. 
apprenti. 

^,  Vil,  mettre  en  apprentissage. 

Appréiilicebood,  —  «bip,  ap- 
prenn'-tice-boude,  chipe,  s.  ap- 
prentissage, l'o  serve  oiie/s 
— , faire  son— .To  lie  îii  oiiu'h 
—  ,  être  en  — .  To  be  ont  of 
one's  — ,  avoir  fini  son  — . 

A^nvinc  ^  ap-piaîze^,  va.  donner 
avis,  mettre  ai.  l'ait,  informer. 

Apprôiicb.  ap-piôtche',  va.  ap- 
procher. Rapprocher. 

-  ,  vn.   «approcher,  se    rappro- 
cher. 
-!  ap-prôtçlie  ,  a,   approche,   f. 
accès,  ?/2.  —  •■  l«s  f  *«jaières  dé- 


marches, /.  pi.  Al  the  —  of,  à 
l'approclie  de.  To  bave  —  lo 

oiic,  avoir  accès  chez  quelqu'un. 

Apprôucbablc,  ap-prô'tciia-bl, 
a.  accessible. 

Apprôuchcr,  ap-prô'-tcTieur,  ». 
celui  ou  celle  qui  approche. 

Apprôucbing  ,  ap-prô'-lchinn- 
gne,  a.  prodie,  prochain. 

Approacbnieul,  ap- prôtcfie'^- 
meunt,  s.  approche,/,  act.  d'ap- 
procher, [s.  approbation,  /. 

Appi'obâtion,appro-bé^-cheune, 

Apprôpriable  )  ap-prô^-pri-a-bl, 
a.  —  ble.  [approprier. 

Appr6prîute,  ap-prfi-pii-éte,  va, 

—,  ap-prô^-pri-éte,  a.  destiné  à. 

Appropriâliou  ,  ap-prô-pri-é^ 
cheunc,  s.  —  tion,  /. 

Apprôvable,  ap-prou^-va-bl,  a, 
digne  d'approbation,  estimable. 

Appi'ôval,  Apprôveuieul,  ap- 
prou-'-va],  ve-menni,  s.  appro- 
bation, amélioration,  /. 

Apprôve,  ap-prouve',  lia.  ap- 
prouver, confirmer,  agréer,  é- 
prouver,  rendre  digne  d'appro- 
bation. 

Approvement  9  ap-prouve^- 
niennt,  s,  approbation. 

Approver,  ap-prou^-veur,  appro- 
bateur, m.  criminel  qui  accuse 
ses  complices. 

Apprôximalc ,  ap-prôks'^-i-méte, 
a.  proche. 

—,  va.  rapprocher,  vn,  approcher 
de. 

Approximâiion,  ap-prôk-ci-mi'- 
cbeune,  s.  —  tion  /. 

.%'ppulge,  ap'-peulse,  s   choc,  m. 

A|>pû>'tciiaiice  ,  ap-peurMi» 
r.aiiiice,  s.    dépendauce. 

A'iirivut,  é'-pri-kole.  s.  abricot, 
VI.  l'oueh  — .  pèche,  /'.  "^  tree^ 
s.  abricotier,  îii. 

A'pril,  é'-pril,  s.  Avril,  m.  — 
fool.s.celui  qui  reçoit  un  pois- 
son d'avril.  —  fool^s  orraiid, 
poisson  d' — Touiakemiyone 
a»  april  *  fool  ,  donner  un 
poisson  d'  —  ,  To  bc  iiiade 
ail  — ,  recevoir  i/n  poisson.—. 
■howert  »,  giboulev  d.  mar*. 


ÂRB 


334 


ARC 


A'praa,  é'-peurne,  s.  tablier, 
cou7re-lumière,  radier.— mau, 
t.  artisan,  ridiug;  — ,  ».  dd- 
vantière,  f.  [un  tablier. 

A'proned,  é'-peurnnd  ,  a.  ajanl 

A'^psis,  A^psidos^  ap'-cisse,  ap^- 
ci-dès,  s.  apsides,  m.  pi. 

Apt,  apte,  a.  capable,  propre, 
sujet,  enclin.  —  (o  be  drunk, 
enclin  à  l'ivrognerie. 

A'ptate,  ap'-téte,  va.  adapter. 

A'ptitude,  ap''-tl-tioude,  s.  apti- 
tude, /.  [tement. 

A'pd}',  apt'-li,  ad.  h  propos,  jus- 

A'piiie»ii,apt'-nesse, s.  aptitude,/'. 

Aqua  rérlis,  a-koua-l'or'-tisse, 
s.  eau-forte, /.  [marine,^. 

—  marina,  raa-raî'-na,  s.  aigue- 

—  regâlis,  ri-gué'-lisse,  s.  eau- 
régale,  /".  [seconde. 

—  seciinda,  si-koun'da,  s.  eau- 

—  tinla,tinn'-ta,s.  aqua-linte,  A 

—  vitee,  Tal'-li,  s.  eau-de-Tie,/. 
Aqiiârius,   ï-koué'-ri-euce,  s.  le 

Verseau,  m  [que. 

Aqiiàtic,  a-kouat'-ik,   a    aquali- 

Aqiiàiîlc-,a-kouat'-il,a.aquatile. 

A^queduct,  ak^-ûuî-dukte ,  s. 
aqueduc,  m.  [queux. 

A'qiicoiis,  é'-koui-euce,    a.    a- 

A'^qiieoiisu«sa  ,  é^-koui-euce- 
nesse,  s    aquosité  [lin,  m. 

A'qiiiliue,  ak'-oui-line,  a.  aqui- 

A'qiiose,  a'-kouoce,  a.  aqueux. 

Aqu6siiw,t-kQaa>s'-i-ti,  s.  aquo- 
sité, f. 

Aràliian,  a-ra'-bi-ane,  o.  i.  arabe. 

A''rabic,  ar'-a-blk,  a.  ».  arabe, 
arabesque. 

A'raltle,  ar'-a-bl,  a.  labourable. 

A'i-ac,  ar'-ak,  s.  rack,  m. 

Arâncoiis,  a- ra'-nl  •  euc«  ,  0% 
arachnoïdal. 

AratioBi.  Ar&ture,  a-ré^-cbeu- 
ne,  ichioure,  s.  labourage,  m. 

AVaCory,  ar'-é-teur-i,  a.  aratoire. 

A'rbalis*'  ar'-ba-liste,  s.  arba- 
lète, f,  [balélrier,  m. 

A^i-balister,  ar'-ba-lis-leur,  s.  ar- 

A'rbiter.  ar'-bi-teur,  s.  arbitre, 
maîlre  absolu,  m, 

A'rbiirniilo,ar'-bi-tra-bl,  s.  ab- 
solu, Toloatairei 


Arbflrament,  ar-bi'-tra-meDn^ 
s.  arbitrage,  choix,  libre  arbl 
Ire, m. 

A'rbitrarily,  Arbitr&rioual,. 

ar'-bi-tra-ri-li,ar-bi-lré'-rl-eue*> 
li,  ad.  arbitrairement,  despott- 
quement. 

A/rbilrariness,ar'-bi-tra-ri-net 
se,  s.  despotisme, arbitraire,))! 

Arbitràrioiis,  A^rbitrary,  ait 
bi-lré'-ri-euce,  ar'-bi-tra-ri,  a 
despoiique,  arbitraire.       [trer 

A'rbitrale,  ar'-bi-tréte,  )ia.  arbi- 

Arbilratioii,  ar-bi-tré'-cheune, 
s.  arbitrage,  m. 

A/rbitrator,  ar'-bi-tré-teur,  ». 
arbitre,  négociateur. 

Arbfiremeiit ,  ar-bi^-tri-nienilt , 
s.  arbitrage,  compromis,  m. 

A'rbltresB,  ar'-bi-tresse,  «.arbi- 
tre, f. 

A'rbor,  ar'-bour,  s.  arbre, m. 

A^rborary,  .4rb6reous,  Arb6w 
roua ,  ar'-b5-ra-ri  ,  ar-bô'-ri- 
euce,ar-bfl'-reuce,a.  qui  se  rap- 
porte aux  arbres,  arborescent. 

A'rboret,  ar'-b6-rette,  ».  arbris- 
seau, 7n.  [riste,  m. 

A'rborist,  ar'-ko-riste,  ».   arbo- 

A'rbour,  ar'-beur,». berceau, m. 
tonnelle,  treille,  m. 

—  mnker,  s.  treillagenr,  m.  [m. 

A'rbuscle,  ar'-bus-sl,».  arbuste, 

A'rbiite,  .A^rbii(e>tree,  ar'- 
bioule,».  arbousier,  m. 

Arc,  arke,  s.  arc  de  cercle,  m. 

Arr&de  ,  ar-kéde',  ».  arcade,  f. 

Arcéiium,  ar-ké'-neume,  t.  S»- 
cret,  mystère,  m. 

Arcb,  artche,  ».  arc,  m.  voûta. 
arcbe,  f.  [espiègle,  m. 

— ,  a.  insigne,    fieffé.  —  boy,  ». 

— ,  l'n.  voûter,  arquer. 

.%'rcbai8m,  ar'-kaîzm,s. — rae,)0. 

Arobdiigel,  ark-éne'-djel,  s.  ar- 
chanu-e,    m  [a.  —  que. 

.%rcliniij;olic ,    ark-éne-d.jel'-ik , 

Ai-chbisbop,  arleUe-biche'-eup, 
s.  archevêque,  )n. 

Arcbbisbupi'ic,  artcho-hiche'- 
eup-rik,   s.   archevêché,  m, 

Arcbcbâiilor,  artcbe  -  tchann'- 
teur,  s.  grand-chaatre,  m. 


ARC 


335 


ARG 


Arrhdéaeon,    artche-di'-kOi    f> 

arcliidiacre,  m. 
Archdéucoiiry,  Archdéacou- 

6hip.  artche-di'-kn-ri,  chipe,  s. 

arcliidi.-iconat.  [chiduc,7ïi. 

Arcbcliike,  artche-dioulte',  S.  ar- 
Arcbdûclieas,  artche-deutcb'-es- 

se,  archiduchesse,  f. 
ArchdûLedom ,  artche*diouke^- 

dome,  s.archidttcbé,  m. 
A'rcbed,  ar'-lched,  o.  Toûté. 
A'rcher,artche'-enr,  t.[«rcber,m. 
A'reher;,  artcbe'-eur-l,  ».  l'art 

de  tirer  de  l'arc,  m.  [ginal. 
A'rclietypal,ar^-ki-tal-pal,a.  ori- 
A^rchetype,  ar'-ki-taliiei  (.  ar- 

chétype,  m. 
Arcbeiis,ar-l(l'-eue«,v<rchée,/'. 
Arcbidiâconal,    tr-ki-di-ak'-6- 

Dal,  5.  —  cai. 
ArcbiopUcopal  ,    ar-ki-é-pi»'- 

kô-pal,  s.  —  pal.  [ — pel,m. 
Archipélago,  ar-ki-peK-&-go,  t. 
A'rcbitect  ,  ar'-ki-tekt,  s.  ar- 
chitecte, m.  [d'architecte. 
ArcbitécliTe  ^  ar-ki-tek'-live,  a. 
Architectonic,  —  téuical,  ar- 

ki-tek'toue'-ik,  l-kal,a.  —  ioni- 
que, f. 
ArchitéGturaI,ar-ki-tekMchieu> 

rai.  II.  architectural. 
Architecture ,    (.    ar'-ki-tek- 

tchioure,  «.architecture,^. 
A'rchitravet  ar'-ki-tréYt,  (•  ar- 

ehilraTe,  f. 
A'rchival,  ar'-ki-val,  a.  qui  con- 
cerne les  archives.        [Tolte,s. 
A'rcbivauU,  âr'-ki-Tfàlte,  S.   — 
A''rGhiire*,  ar^-kivz,  s.  archives, 

/.  ;;(.  [te,  m, 

A'rcbivict,  ar'-ki-TÏste,  ».  —  yis- 
/«'rchlike,  artche^-laike.  a.     en 

forme  de  TOÛta.  [glerie,  m. 
A'rcbneMqartche'-nesse,».  espiè- 
Arcfapresbyter,     Arehprieftt, 

artclie'-pres-bi-t<)r,  priste  ,     j. 

—  prêtre,  m.  [tibule. 

A^rcbway,  artcbe^-ouai,  s.  ves- 
À'^rchnriBe ,  artche^-K)ua2xe,  od. 

en  voûte. 
A'rctic,  ark'-nt,  a.  arctique. 
A'rcturua,    ark'-ti«u-reuce,    ». 

arcturus.  m. 


A'reaale,ar/-kIou-éte,vo.TOÛter. 
Arciiàtiou,    A^rcuature^    arw 

kiou-é'-cheune ,      tchieure,     »• 
courbure,  incurvation,  f, 
A'rduney,  ar'-denn-ci,».  ardeUFi 


f.  Teu,  m 
k'rdeut. 


ar'denot,  airdentj^t 
A'rdeiitly,   ar'-denni-li,  ad.  ar- 
demment, [zèle,  passion. 
Ar^dentuess,  ar^-deont-nesse,». 
A'rdour,   ar'-deur,   ».    ardeur, 

fougue,^.  [nible,  difficile. 

A'rduoua,  ar'-djiou-euce,  a.  pé- 
A'rduoti»ljr,ar'-djiou-fluce-li,ad. 

avec  difficulté. 
A^rduoueaess,  A^rduity,  ar^- 

djiou-euce-nesse ,  ar'-djiou-i-ti, 

».  difficulté,  f. 
A'rea,  é'-"^, s. aire,  étendue,  /. 
Aréca,  Arec,a-rek'-a,  a-rek/,  ». 

Doix  d'arec,  f. 
Arefâctiou  ,     ar-i-fak'-cbeune  i 

».  dessiccation,  f. 
A'ref;,  ar'-i-fai,  va.  dessécher. 
Aréna,  a-ri'-aa,  s.  arène,  f.  sa< 

ble,  m. 
Areuàceous,    Arenéae,  ar^-i- 

né-cbeuce,  ar-i-nâze^',  a.  sablon- 
neux. 
Areii&cion  ,    a-ri-né^-cheune,  s. 

arénation ,    /.   b.iia     de    sabla 

chaud,  m. 
Arénulous ,     a-rène'-ion-leuce, 

a.  rempli  de  gravier. 
A'reola,  ar'-i-ô-la,  ».  aréole,  f. 
Areômeter,  a-ri-ome'-i-teur,  << 

aréomètre,  m.  [—page,  nit 
Are«pngu»,a.-ri-op'^a-gueuce,». 
Areôstyle,    a-ri-os'-tiie ,    ».  — 

style,  m.  [tartre,  m 

A'rgal,  A'rgol,   ar'-gal,    gol,  s. 
A'rgemona,  ar^-dji-mone,  s.  ar- 

gémone,  f.  [(blason.) 

A'rgent,  ar'-djeDDt,  a.  d'argent 
Ai-geutàtiou.  ar-djenn-lé'-cheu- 

ne,  s.  argenture,  f.  [gentin. 
Argentine,  ar-djenn''-taïne, a.  ar- 
— ,  s.  argentine,/'.  [potier,  f. 

A'rgil,  ar'-djill,  s.  argile,  terreà 
A^rgillous,  Argillâceous,  ar- 

djil'-leuce,  lè'-cheuco.  a.  argi- 
leux. 
A'rgosf ,  ar^-gô-zi,  ».  grand  vais- 


ARI 


336 


ARM 


têtu  marchand,  caraqua,  f. 

A-'rguo,  ar'-juîou,  vn.  raisonner, 
débattre,  soutenir,  prétendre. 

A'rsuer,  ar'-f uiou-eur,  s.  rai- 
sonneur, m.       [argumentatloQ. 

A'rguiiis,    ar'-guiou-inngne,  », 

AVgunieiit,  ar'.-uiou-niennt,  s. 

argument,  m. 
t'rgumcutal ,  ar'-gulou-menn- 
tal,  a.  appartenant  à  l'argument. 
Ireunieiit&lioii  ,        ar-guiou- 
raenn-té'-clieuae,  j.  —  lion,  f. 
f'rgunieiitalive,       ar'-guiou- 
menn-tétive  ,    a.   de    raisonne- 
ment, qui  est  porté  \  la   con- 
tioverse. 

trgûte,  ar-guioule',a.subtil,fln. 

t'i'gus,  ar'-gueuce,  ».  argus,  es- 
pion, m.  [nisme,  n\. 

à'riauisiB,  a^-rl-a-nizm,».  aria- 

^'i-iaus ,  a'-ri-anni,  m.  pJ.  A- 
rieni,  yl, 

Vrid;  ar'-rid,  o.  aride, stérile. 

ftrîtiity,  a-rideM-ti,  »,  stérilité, 
sécheresse,  f. 

A'ries,  a'-ri-ii,  ».  le  Bélier,  m. 

Arietale,  a-n'-é-téte,  va.  heur- 
ter de  la  lÂte  comme  les  béliers. 

Arietâtiou,  a-ri-é-té'-cbeune,  ». 
coup  de  bélier,  »i. 

Ariéitu,  a-ri-et'-la,  s.  ariette,  f. 

Ai'igUl ,  a-raîte',  ail.  comme  il 
faut;  bien.  Te  «et  Arigb<, 
redresser,  corriger. 

A'ril,  é'-rill,  s.  arille,  (, 

Ai'iulàtiou,  é-ri-d-lé'-cheune,  ». 
divination,  prophétie,  {. 

Ikrise,  a-raîze',  un.  (aroze,  ari- 
sen),  sa  lever,  j'élever,  sa  sou- 
lever, procéder,  naUre,  prove- 
nir, venir. 

Aristâi'cbua,  ar-is-tarli'-euce,  ». 
—  que,  critique  sévère,  ya. 

Arisl6ci-acjr,ar-is-lok''-kra-ci,  s. 
aristocratie,  f. 

A'ristocra»,arMs-lft-krate,s.  — 
craie,  iix. 

Ai'ifttoci'alic,  Aristocrâtîcal, 
ar-is-tô-iirateMk  ,  i-kal ,  a.  — 
tiqae. 

Arislocrà«ically,ar-is-l9-krate'- 
i-kai-ii,  ad.  —  craliquement. 

Ari8(ocrâ(ieolue*8 ,    ar-t3*td- 


krate^-i-kal-nesse,  ».  état  arist» 

cratiquc. 
Aristolorhy  ,    ar-is-tol'-6-ki,  ». 

aristoloche,   f. 
Ariihimaiicv,  a-rith-mann-ci,  ». 

—  mancio.  f.  [arithmétique,/', 
Ariibmeiic  ,  a-rith^-mi-tik,  », 
Arithméiical,  a-rith-mète''-i-kal, 

a.  -^  tique. 
Ariibmclically,  a-rilh-mète'-i- 

iial-ii,  (((/.  —  tiquement, 
.%riibuieticîau ,       a-rilh-mi-tî- 

chi'-ane,  s.  —  ticiea. 
.%rk,   ark,  ».    arche,  f.  vaisseau, 

m.Tbu  Ark  of  eOTeuant, s. 

l'arche  d'alliance.  [voir,  ?n. 

Arm,  arme,»,  bras, soutien,  pou- 

—  cbair,  s.  fauteuil,  m.     fsées. 

—  full,  bra«sée,  f.  I>y — ,  à  bras- 

—  of  au  oar,  le  bras  d'un  aviron. 

—  of  aea,  bras  de  mer,   tn. 

—  or  a  irec,  branche  d'arbre,  f% 

—  pit  or— holo,  aisselle,  f. 
— ,   va.  m\.  armer. 
Ariuâda,  ar-ma'-da,  ».  flotte,  f 
.%/riiiaiuoui ,  ar'-ma-inennt ,  S 

armement,  m. 
A^riuameutary ,    af'^-nia-nieai'- 

té-ri,  ».  arseual,  m. 
A'rinature,    ar^-ma-tchioure,  *. 

armure,   {.   ergots  des  eiseaux 

dû  proie. 
Armcd ,    armd',  a.    aux    bras. 

l>oug  — ,  qui  a  les  bras  longs 

Oiie  — ,   manchot.    Sbort   -*9 

qui  a  les  bras  courts. 
— ,  a.  armé. 

—  cap  a  pe  or  from  top  2a 
(oc,  armé  de  pied  en  cap. 

Arinéutal,  Arniéuliuc,  ar<J 
uienn'-tal,  taïne,  a.  qui  est  re- 
latif à  un  troupeau  de  bétail. 

A'rnigaunt,  arm'-gâunt,  a. grêle, 
menu  comme  le  bras,  [m. 

A'i'iuiger,  ar'mid-jeur,  s.  écuyer, 

Ariuigcrds,  ar-mid'-jeur-euce, 
II.  qui  poiie  des  armes. 

A'riiiillary  ,   ar'-mil-la-ri,  a.  ar- 

A'riuillaled,    ar''-mil-lé-ted,     O. 

portant  des  bracelets. 
A  riuiug.  arm'-ioDgne,».  ar(a(« 
fflgnt,  équifemeat,  m. 


ARO 


337 


ARR 


Armfpotence,  ar-mip'-d-tennce, 
s.  puissance  en  guerre. 

Arnii'potent,  ar-mip'-t-tennt,  a, 
puissant  en  guerre.       [ménien. 

Aruiiuiau,  ar-mi'-nlane,  s.  Ar- 

Armisonoua,  ir-mice'-o-neuce, 
a.  aux  armes  retentissantes,  où 
retentit  le  bruit  des  armes. 

A'rmisticC)  v'-mi-stice,  s.  ar- 
mistice, f.      [bras,  sans  armes. 

A'rmleis,  trme'-lesse,  a.   sans 

A'rmlet,  arme'-letle,  J.  brassart, 
bracelet,  petit  bras  de  mer.  m. 

Armérial,  ar-mC-rial,  S.  2)2.  ar- 
moriai, [moriste,  hérant. 

A'rmorUt,  ar'-mo-r<ste,a.i2.ar- 

A^riiiory,A^rnioury,ar'-meur-i, 
s. arsenal,  m.  armure,  f.  armes. 

A'rmour,ar'-menr, s.  armure,  f. 
harnais, m.  Co««  — ,  cotte  d  ar- 
mes; ^în  proof,  armure  à 
l'épreuve;  Co  buckicon  o'nes 
— ,  revêtir  son  armure  ;  — 
liearer,    écujer. 

A^rmourer  ,  Armorer  ,  ar^* 
meur-eur,  s.  armurier,  m. 

Arma  or  weapons,  armz,  S. 
armes,  armoiries,  f.  pi.  blason, 
m,  Canling  —  ,  armes  par- 
iantes,  f.  pi.  Arms!  Armât 
int.  anx  armes.  Cessation 
of  — ,  armistice,  m.  Fire- 
Arm,  arme  à  feu,  f.  To  take 
up  — ,  prendre  les  armes. 
man  at  —,  homme  d'armes. 
rising  !o  — ,  levée  d'armes. 

A'rmy,  ar'-mi,  ».  armée,  f.  on 
grand  nombre,  m.  Flyiug  — , 
camp  volant,  m.  Laud  — ,  ar- 
mée do  terre.  Naval  —,  armée 
navale. 

Arôma,  a-rô'-mi,  i.arAme,  m. 

Aroni6tic,-tical,  ar-A-mat&'-lk, 
i-kal,  a.  aromatique. 

Arom&tics.  ar-ô-maty-lks, }.  pi, 
aromates ,  3.  m,  pi. 

Aroniatizàtlon,  ar-A-mate-l-zV- 
eheune,  s.  —  sation,  f. 

Arom&llxe  ,  ar-A-ma'-talze ,  va. 
aromatiser.  [aromatique. 

AromAtoiis,  ar-ô-mate'-euce,  a. 
Arase,  a-rOze',  prêt,  de  Ariae. 

Ar^undja-rsound'i^.tutoBr  de. 


Arôuae,  a-raouze',  va,  éveiller, 
exciler.  [en  ligne. 

Ar6w,  a-rft',  ad,  en  ran»,  rangé 

Arôynt,  a-roinnt',  ad.  va-t-en. 

Arpéggio,  ar-pedj'-jl-o,  t.  ar- 
pège, »n. 

A'rquebusade  ,  ar-koul-beus- 
éde',  s.  arquebusade,  f, 

A'rquebiise,  ar'-lioui-beuee,  t 
arquebuse,  f. 

Arquebusier,  ar-lcout-beus-ira^  ^ 
s.  arquebusier,  m. 

A'rrack,  ar'-rak,  s.arack,ra(^k  ,m. 

Arrâîgn,  sr-réne^,  va.  faire  le 
procès  à  quelqu'un,  accuser, 
citer. 

Arràignment,  ar-réne''-meaDl| 
$,  procès,  m,  accusation,  f. 

ArrAiige,  ar-rénn'-dje,  va.  ar- 
ranger. 

Arr&iigemeni  ,  ar-rénndj»'- 
mennt,  s  —  ment,  m. 

A'rrant,  ar'-rannl,  a.  insigne. 
Infâme,  DefTé. 

A'rrautly,  ar'-rannt-Ii,  ad.  hon- 
teusement, méchamment. 

A'rraa,  ar'-race,  3.  tapisserie  à 
personnages,  ,'. 

Arrfiy.arré',  s.  habit,  ornement, 
ordre,  rang,  m, 

— ,ar-ré',uiT. ranger,  déployer, met- 
tre en  ordre,  vêtir,  équiper.  To 
Be<  au  army  Su  .%rr&y,  ran- 
ger une  armée  en  bataille. 

Arr&ycra,  ar-ré^-eurz,  s.  pi.  ca- 
pitaines d'équipement,  [arrière. 

Arréar,  ar-rlre',  ad.  en  arrière, 

Arréars,  Arréarage,  Arréa* 
rauce ,  ar-rlrze',  ar-ri'-rédje, 
ar-ri^-rannce,  8.  arrérages,  ?», 
pi.  In  .%rreara,  a.  arriéré. 

ArrBn«ftti<in,ar-renH-lé'-cheune, 
s.  arronlement,  m. 

Arreptitious  ,  ar- rep- tiche'- 
euce,  a.  enlevé  violemment. 

Arréal  ,  ar-reste',  va.  arrêter 
saisir,  empêcher, 

— ,  ar-reste',  s.  arrêt,  m,  sen- 
tence, prise  de  corps,  /". 

Arrestéiiou,  ar-res-té'-cheune, 
j.  arrestation ,  f, 

Arrfdc,  ar-raîde',Dn.  se  moquer 
de,  rtgarder  eu  souriant. 

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Arriere-ban,  ar-rire''-bann,  s. 
arriére-ban,  m» 

Arricie-gnurd,  ar-rire^-guiard, 
5.  arrière-parde,  f.  [rie,  /". 

AiTiiiou,  ar-riz'-eune,  s.  inoque- 

Arrital,  ar-raï'-val,  s.  arrivée, 
■^'enue,  f.  arrivage,  »!. 

Arrfvatice,  ar-raï^-vanuce ,  *- 
compagnie  qui  vient. 

Arrite,  ar-raïve',  vn.  arriver, 
parvenir.  [ronger. 

Arrùile,  ar-rOde',  va.  gngnnler, 

A^rro{;aiice,  A^rrognBicy,.%^r— 
roguiitucss,  ar^-rô-gannce,  ci, 
gannl-nesse,  5.  arrogance,  /". 

A^i-rogaut,  8r'-rd-gaDnt,ai  arro- 
gant, fier. 

A''ri'ogantly,  ar'-rô-gannt-lijUU. 
arrogaramtjut,  fièrement. 

A'rrogate,  ar/-rô-guéte,  WJ.  S'ar- 
roger, usurper, 

—,  rn.allribuerà. 

Arrogâlioii,  ar-rô-gué'-cheune, 
.=:.  action  de  s'arroger,  réclama- 
tion arrogante.  [de  ronger. 

Ai-i*ô»îou,ar-rô''-jeune,s.  i 'action 

A'i-i-ow,  ar'-rô,s.  flèche,  f.  trait, 
7n.  .\9  righ  taâ  au  — ^  droit 
cnmine  un  i. 

A'i'fowheail,  ar'-rô-héd,  s.  tête 
de  flèche  (bot.),  flècliière. 

A'rrowy,  ar'-rô-ï,  a.  de  flèche, 

Ai'so,   arse,  s.  cul,  derrière,  m. 

—Smart,  S.  persicaire,  f. 

—  Yersy,  ad.  sens  deàsusdessous, 

A'i'<ic-ual,  ar'-si-nal,s.  arsenal,»!. 

Ai'«éuiale,  ar-ci'-ui-éte,  s.  arsé- 
n^ate,  Hî.  (poison,  ?(!. 

A''rseiiic,   arse'-nili,    3.   arsenic. 

Arsenical ,  Ai'séiiiac,  ar-cine''- 
i-l<al,  ar-ci'ni-ak  ,  s.  d'ar-tienic. 

Arsenicale,  ar-cène'-i-kéte,  va, 
cnmt'iner  avec  l'arsenic, 

Arsenioiis,  ar-ci/-ui-euce,  u  ar- 
«éiik'ux.  [î/i. 

AV9cni(e,ar'-ci-nile,s.  ar^énite, 

A^rsoii,  ar-'-sooe,  8.  incendie  vo- 
'oniaire.  m. 

Art.  .irte,   s.  art,  artifice,  m.   a- 
drc"^5P,   science,   /.  Black  — , 
!a  magie  noire. 
<.<<€> l'inl.  ar  ti'-ri-al,  a.  artériel. 

L  ricry,  at'-tsur-i,  S,  artère,  f. 


Small  — ,  s»  artériole,  f. 

A'rifiil,arte'-foul,n.artistenieet, 
fait  avec  art,  liabile,  adroit,  ar- 
titicieux,  artificiel. 

A'rirully,  arte'-l'oul-li,  ad,  arlis- 
tement,  finement,  artificielle- 
ment. 

A^rtfiilneBS,  arte^-foul-nesse,  3. 
art,  habileté,  ruse,  artifice,  f, 

Arthritic  ,  Arthi-ltical  ,  ar- 
Ihrit'-ik,  i-kal,(7.  goutteux;  qui 
a  Irait  h  la  goutte. 

A'rHchoke,ar''-ti-tcliftke,s.  arti- 
chaut, 1)1,  Jerusalciu  — 9  to- 
pinambour, m, 

A''rlicle,  ar'-ti-kl,  s.  terme,  ob- 
jet, article,»!,  condition, stipu- 
Jalion,  f. 

— ,  ar'-ti-kl,t'a.  passer  article,  con- 
tenir, stipuler,  articuler. 

Articiilar,  ar-tik'-lou-lar,  a.  ar- 
ticulaire,        [articulé,  distinct. 

Arliciilate  ,    ar-lik''-iou-Iéte  ,   a. 

— ,  vn.  articuler,  stipuler. 

Arliculalely,  ar-tikMou-Iéte-Ii, 
ad.  distinctement. 

Articiilûiiou  ,  ar-tik-iou-li'- 
ch'  une,  s.  —  tlon,  f. 

Articiiliiteues»,  ar'-tik-iou-léte- 
nesse,  s.  qualité  de  ce  qui  est 
articulé.  [métier,  m, 

A'rtlflce,  ar'-ti-fico,   s.'  artifice; 

Ar«iDcer,ar-tif'-i-ceur,$.  artisan, 
artiste,  ouvrier,  m. 

Arliricioiis,  Artificial,  ar-ti- 
tiche'-euce,  ar-ti-fiche'-al,  a,  ar- 
tificieux, hypocrite. 

Artilïcially,ar-tl-fich6/-al-li,  ad. 
artiliciellcmenl,  artistement, 
avec  adresse. 

Arliricialnt  is  ,  ar-ti-fiche^'-a'- 
nesse,  s.  ar  ifice,  m.  adresse,  f. 

Artillery,  5  -tilMeur-i,  s,  artil- 
lerie, f. 

AriisAu,  ar-   -zane',  s.  artisan,)?!. 

A^rtist,  art'-iste,s.  artiste. 

— lik»-,  a.  artistique. 

A'rtiess,  art'-lesse,  a,  ingénu, 
simple,  naïf.  [plernenl. 

A^rtlcssl)',  art'-lesse-Ii,  ad.  sim- 

A'rilessiicss,  art'-lesse-nesse,  s. 
simplicité. candeur,    [membrer, 

A^i-iuaie,  ar^-iciiiou-éte,  va.  dé- 


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Arundin&eeoua  «  a-reuna-di- 
Dé'-cheuce,  a.  arundinacé 

Arundiiieous  ,  ar-euDn-diQ6^- 
i-euce,  a.  plein  de  roseaux. 

A»,  az,  c.  comme,  aussi,  que,  se- 
lon, suivant,  si,  en.  Do  —  I 
bîd  yon,  faites  ce  que  je  tous 
Jis.  Tbe  CbrUt  —  Cod,  le 
Christ  en  tant  que  Dieu.  To 
lie  —  a  father  to  oue,  tenir 
lieu  de  père  i  quelqu'un.  — 
benevolent  Km  niae,  aussi 
bienveiHaat  que  sage. 

w  for,  as  lo,  quaut  à. 

—  he  spokc,  en  parlant. 
^  ii  w^ere,  pour  ainsi  dlr6. 
^  mucb,  ad.  autant. 

—  soon  a«,dès  que, aussitôt  que. 

—  tbough,  comme  si,  [tant  que. 
•-  Tvell  as,a(i.  aussi  bien  que,  au- 

—  jet,  encore.  [plaira. 

—  yoii    please,  comme  il  'vous 
Asbéi-liue,    az-bes/-tine,  a.    in- 
combustible comme  l'asbeste. 

Asbéstos  ,   az-bes^-leuce,  a,  as- 

boste,tm.  amiante,  f, 
Ascarides,  az-karM-dis,  s.  asca- 
rides, m,  pi. 
Asccnd,  as'-cennd,  vn.  monter, 

acquérir,   parvenir  à. 
Ascéudable,    as-cennd'-ibi,    a. 

gravissable. 
Ascendant,    as-cenn'-dannt ,  «. 

influence,  f.  ascendant,  «i. 
—,  a.  supérieur,  ascendant. 
Ascrudenc}',   as-cenn'-denn-ci, 

s.  ascendant,»;,  supériorité,  f. 
Ascension,  as-cenn^-cheuue,  3. 

ascension. 

—  day,  s.  l'Ascension,  f. 
Ascénsiounl,    as-cenn^-cheune- 

al,  a.  ascensionnel. 

Lscéusive,  as-cenn''-ciTe,  a,  en 
élat  d'ascension. 

jlsrénl,  as-cennt',  s,  hauteur, 
élévation,  montée,  f. 

Iscei-tâiu,  as-cer-ténfr',  va.  as- 
surer, établir,  constater,  véri- 
fier, fixer. 

Iscertàincr,  as-cer-tè'-neur,  a. 
celui  qui  détermine. 

tsceriâinnieni,      ascer-téne'- 

sieimt,«,  freuTe,  véiificalion,/', 


Aseéiie,  as-eéte'-II(,a.  aseitiqu*. 
— ,  s.  ermite,  anachorète. 
Ascftes,  a5-sai'-u_, .'.  hjdropisie, 

ascite,  /.  [supplémentaire. 

Ascilitiuns,  as-ci-tiche'-euce,  a. 
Ascribable,   as-kraj'-ba-bl ,    a. 

qu'on  peut  attribuer.  ' 
Ascribc-,  as-kraîbe', ua.attribuer. 
Asci'jpiiou,  as-krip^-cheune,   «. 

attribution,  imputation,  f» 
Ascriptitioua  ,      as-krip.tich»'' 

euce,  (i.  qui  est  attribué. 
Asb,  Asb->ree,ache,J.rr6ne,  ni> 
Asb,    A'sbcs,  ache     acbeMz,s. 

cendres,  /.  pi.  To  «.  urn  to  — , 

réduire  en  cendres. 

—  colour,  $,  couleur  de  cendre* 
•^  coloured,  a.  cendré. 

—  pan,  s,  cendrier,  m. 

—  ^Veduesday,  jour  dw  Cen- 
dres. 

Ashàmed,  a-cbém^d,  a.  hon- 
teux, conTus.  To  be  — ;  avoir 
honte 

A^sben,  ache^-enn,  a.  de  Trène 

.Vsbiar,  ache'-lar,  s,  bloc  de 
pierre  brute. 

A^sblering,  ache'-leur-inngne, 
s.  lambris. 

Ashéi-c,  a-chôre',  ad.  à  terre.  A 
sbip  — ,  navire  échoué.  T» 
set  — ,  prendre  terre. 

A''sby,  acbe'-i,  a.  cendié. 

Asian.  a'-jiane,  a.  de  l'Asie, asia- 
tique. 

Asiâtic,  aj-i-af-ikjn.  asiatique. 

Asi'dc,  3-saïde',  ad,  à  côté,  à 
part.  To  iay  —,  mettre  à  part. 
To  iake  — ,  prendre  en  par- 
ticulier. 

.Asfde,  a-saïde',  s.  aparté. 

.A'sinai-y,  .A'Binine,  as'-i-na-ri, 
as/-i-naïne,  a.  de  l'âne. 

Ask,  ask,  va,  demander,  prier, 
requéiir.  [chose. 

—  for  a  Ibîng,  s'informer  d'une 

—  for  oBie,  aftcr  oiie,  deman- 
der à  parler  à  quelqu'un, 

—  aiiy  oile  in  tbt;  cbtarcb, 
publier  les  bans  de  n'ariage  de 
quelqu'un. 

Askâuce.  Askâunce,  a^-skana* 
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Asfcâunt,  a-skaunl',  ad.  de  tra- 
■vers,  de  côié.        [lézard  d'eau. 

A'sktT,    ask'-eur,  s.  demandeur, 

A'obew,  a'-skiou,  ad.  de  cftlé, 
avec  mépris. To  look  auy  oue 
— ,  rega-'der  quelqu'un  de  tra- 
vers, [ment. 

Aalânt,   a-slannt',    ad.   oblique- 

Asléep,  a-slipe',  a.  endormi,  as- 
soupi. To  l>«  — ,  être  endormi, 
engourdi.  To  fall  —  s'endor- 
mir, [en  talus. 

Asl<)pe,   a-sl6pe',  ad.    en  pente, 

A»p  •"■  A'spîCj  aspe,  as'-pik, 
a^pic,  m.  [s.  tremble. 

A»«p  or  A^spon,  aspe,  as'-penn, 

A^pÂvAgus.  as-par'-a-gueuce,  $, 
asperge,  f.  Buudie  of  —  , 
liollo  d'  —,  f. 

A'spect,  as'-pekt,  ».  aspect,  m. 
mine,  air,  f.  A  very  beau(î« 
fui  — ,  une  très-belle  vue. 

A'speet;  as'-pekt,  va.  regarder. 

Aspectabic,  as-pek'-ta-bl  ,  a. 
■visible.  [f.  aspect,  m, 

Aspëction,  as-pek'-cheune,  s.vue 

A''8pcru9«,  aez-pi-réte,  va.  rendre 
rude,  inétjal. 

Aaperâtioii,  as-pi-ré'-cheaDe,  i. 
act.  de  rendre  rude. 

ABpéri»y,  as-pir'-i-ii,  s.  inéga- 
lilé,  ruguosité,  rudesse,  f. 

Aspe''iiàtioii,as-per-né'-cheune, 
s.  mépris,  ni.  [âpre. 

A'spcroiis,  as'-pi-reuce,  a.  rude, 

Aspérsu,  as-perse',  va.  diffamer, 
noircir. 

Aapcrsion ,  as-per'-cheune,  ». 
dilTamatioD ,  calomnie,  asper- 
sion, f.  [neui. 

Aspb.Mtic,  as-la l'-tik,  a.  bitumi- 

Aspbùltos,  as-falMeuce,  s.  as- 
phalte, m.  [dèle,  f. 

A'spbodel,    as'-fô-del,  s.  a>pho- 

Aspby'iy,  as-fiks'.i,j.  asphyxie,  f. 

Aspiraut,  as-paï'-raunt,  s.  aspi- 
rant, m.  ' 

A'»p' raie, ai/-pi-réte,t>a, aspirer. 

— ,  as'-pi-rétt,  (1    aspiré. 

Aspirûtiou,  as-pi-ré'-cheune,  s. 
-,  lion,  f 

Hspiriy,  as-p«Ir«',  VH,  Maf&ec, 
ssfitar  i. 


A'spirÎDs  ,      Aapfror,    a^QaI^<i 

riringne,  a.  ambitieux. 

Aaportâtion.  as-por-lé'cheune, 
s.  transport,  m. 

Asqiiiiit,  a-skouinnf,  ad.  obli- 
quement. To  look  — ,  regar- 
der de  travers. 

A«B,  ace,  s.  ine,  inesse,  f,  sot,  m. 

— *•  coït,  $.  ânon,  în, 

—  driver,  s.  âoier,  m. 

—  beud,  a.  ignorant. 

—  like,  d'âne,  a. 

—  akiii,  s.  peau  d'&ne. 
A«sâil,    as-séle',    va,   assaillir, 

attaquer.  [quable. 

Aaitàilable,  assé'-la-bl,   a.  atta- 
Assàilant ,    Asaâiler  ,     as-sé'- 

lannl,  leur,  s.  assaillant,  agres- 
seur, m. 
A'««ar<,  as/-sart,  va.  essarter. 
Assâssîu  ,    Asuâiisiiiator ,    as- 

sas'-sine,    as-sas'-si-né-leur,    j. 

assassin,  m.  [assassiner. 

Asfti'iHBÎiiate,   as-sas^-sinéte,  va, 
Ansasaiuâtio»  .      as-sas-si-né'- 

clieune,  .1.  assassinat,  7>i. 
Assûtiou,  as-sé'' -chenue,  s.  action 

de  rôtir  [taquer. 

Assaûlt.  as-sâit',  tJa.  assaillir,  at- 
— ,    5.    assaut,    m.   attaque,    tîo- 

lence,/.  To  make  an  —  iipon 

ttiiy  011e,  allaqiier  quelqu'un. 
Assaùlter,  assàlt'-eur,  (.  agrei- 

seur,  assaillant,  ?n. 
Aiisày,   as-sé',  f.  essai,  examen, 

m.  épreuve,  f. 
Assây.  as-sé,  va.  essayer,  tenter. 
.%»sâyer,  as-sé'-eur,  s.  essayeur, 

)n.  [s.  obtention,  acquisition,  f. 
Aaspciilion,  as-si-kioii'-cbeune) 
A»»ciiiblage,    as-semm'-blédje, 

s.  assemblage.  [sembler. 

Assemble  ,  as-sem'-bl ,  va.  as- 
Assémlily,  as-semm'-bli,  3.  as- 
semblée, f.  [ment,  m. 
Asséiii,  as-sennt',  s,  consente- 
— ,  vn.  consentir,  agréer. 
Aaseiitâtioii  ,    as-seiin-té'-cheu- 

ne,  s.  condescendance,  f. 
Asséiilalor,    as-senn'-té-teur,  d. 

fl.itleur,  complais3Dl.       '-^ 
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Aeaéntingly,  a3-!enn'  tinngac.-1i 

ut.  ;uoc  r;i*.-eMliinenl. 

Assert,  as-serl',  va.  avancer  «n- 
tonir,  pruLéger  assuier,  pré- 
tendre, [sertioii;'/. 

Asaértion,  as-ser'-cheone,  s.  as- 

Aasértive,  as-serMiTe,  a. positif. 

Assértlvely,  a5-ser''-ti've-li,  ad. 
affirmatiTement. 

Assértor,  as-ser'-tear,  »■  dêren- 
seor,  soutien,  m.  [flrmalir- 

Assértory,  as-ser'-teur-l,    a.  af- 

ABScrve,  as-seurve',  va.  aider, 
seconder.  [imposable. 

Asséssable  ,     as-ses'-sabi ,      a. 

AsscBs,  as-sesbe^,  ra.  taxer^  (aire 
la  répartition,  régler. 

Asséflsion,  as-sèche^'euDO,  s. 
act.  d'assister  quelqu'un  de  ses 
conseils. 

Asscssment  ,  as-sess'-mennt , 
s.  taxe,  assiette  de  l'impôt,  f. 

Asséssor,  as-ses^-seur,  s.  asses- 
seur, m.  [sants,  pi. 

A'sBets,  as^-Fetse,  j.  biens  surti- 

Assévcr,  Afiscverate,  as-seV- 
eur,  eur-éte,  va.  affirmer  solen- 
nellement, sous  serment. 

AfiseverâtioM  ,  as-se"V-l-ré'- 
cheune,  5.  protestation,  /". 

Assidûitjr,  as-si-diouM-ti,  s.  as- 
siduité, f.  [assidu. 

AssiduouB,  as-sid'-jlou-euce, a. 

Assiduously,  as-sid^-jlou-euce- 
li,  ad.  assidûment. 

Assign,  as-saîne',  va.  assigner, 
prouver,  substituer,  députer. 

Assiguuble,  as-saïne'-abl ,  a. 
qu'on  peut  assigner,  prouver, 
substituer,  etc. 

ABsignition,  as-sig-né'-cbeune, 
I.  assignation,  f.  rendez-vous, 
m,  [mandataire,  m. 

Assignée,  as-s1-ni',  s.  substitut, 

AsKigiier,  a=-saî'-neur,  *.  celui 
qui  assigne,  commettant. 

ARsigiiiueiil ,  as-saïne'-mennt , 
s.  assignation,/',  transport,  m. 

Aasiniilaltle,  as-sime'-i-labl,  a. 
assimilable. 

Asslmilate,  3S-sime'-i-Iéte,  va. 
assimiler,  rendre  semblable, 
lomparer. 


ABBfmilaleness  ,     as-s)me'-ls 

léte-nesse  ,  s.  ressemblance,  f, 

Assimilâcion,  as- sirae  -  i  -  lé'- 
clieune,  s.  —  tion,  f. 

AsBist,  as-siste',  va.  assister, se- 
courir. 

ABBlstance,  «s-sisZ-tannce,  s, 
assistance,  aide,  f. 

ABsistaiit.  as-sis'-tannt, «.assis- 
tant,  aide,  nt. 

—,  a.  auxiliaire,  qui  assiste. 

Assister,  as-sis'-teur,s.  celui  qui 
aide,  auxiliaire,  [taxe,  f 

Assi'ze,  as-saîze',  règlement,  m< 

—  ,  va.  régler,  taxer. 

Absi'zcs,  s.  assises,  f.  pi. 

Assizer  ou  Assiser,  as-saS'-zeur, 
Inspecteur  des  poids  et  mesures 

ABsdcîable ,  as-s&'-chi-a-bl,  Ur. 
associable. 

Assôciale,  as-sy-chi-éte, ea.  as- 
socier,   unir,  joindre. 

— ,  s.  associé,  compagnon,  allié, 
complice. 

AsBocidiion ,  as-sfl  chi-é'-cheu- 
ne,  s.  association,  A  [sonance,/. 

A^ssoiiaitce,  as^-so-nannce,s.as- 

A^BBonant,  as'-sA-nannt,  a.  as- 
senant. 

Ass6r«,  as-sort',  va.  assortir. 

Assôrtineut,  as-sorte^-mennt,  8* 
assortiment,  m.  variété,  f. 

Ass6t,  as-sote',  C(i.  assoter,  infa- 
tuer. 

AsBuâge,  aS'Sonédje',  t'a.  adou- 
cir, apaiser,  mitiger,  calmer. 

ABSuâgcment  ,  as-souédje^- 
meunt,  s.  adoucissement,  m. 

Assuâger,  as-soué'''dJeur,s.  mé- 
diateur, yn. 

Asstiâgiiig,  AssiifisiTe,  as- 
soué'-djiongne,  as-soaé'-cive, 
a. pacifiant,  soulageant,  calmant. 

Assùlijiigate,  ,  as-seub'-djiou- 
guéle,  va   soumcltre,  assujélir. 

Assuerûclion,  Assuétude, as- 
soui-fali'-cheune,  as-soui-tiou- 
de',  s.   habitude,  f. 

Assume,  as-6ioiime',t;,  (.prendre, 
s'arroger,  s'attribuer,  s'en  faire 
accroire. 

Assi'imer,  as-s!ou'-meur,;.  glo- 
rieux, présomptueux. 


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AT 


Aaifiming,  a'-slou'-minngneja. 
allier,  arrogant. 

Afinnuipait ,  as-seom'-sitt ,  s. 
promesse  ■verbile,  /• 

A«8ûmption,  as-seum'-cheune, 
s.  présomption,  l'Assomption,  f. 

Afifiiûni|>tivc,  as-seum^'tive,  a. 
supposé,  altr'bué.  qui  peut  être 
attribué  à. 

Assurance,  a-chiou'-rannce,  S. 
assurance,  caution,  hardiesse, f. 

Assure,  a-chioure',  va.  assurer, 
promettre,  garantir. 

Assûredly,  a-chiou'-red-li,  ad. 
assurément.        [s.  assurance,/'. 

Assûredness,  a-chioa-rednesse, 

Assurer,  a-cbiou'-reur,  s,  assu- 
reur, m.  [à  Iribffrd. 

Asturboard,    as-tSr-beurd,  ad. 

A'sterî»k,as/-ti-risk,  s.  astéris- 
que (•),  m. 

Asicrn,  a-sterne',  (id.  en  poupe. 

Asiért,  a-stcrt',  t'O.  effrayer. 

A'siliina,  ast'-ma,s.  astlime,  m. 

.«sthmâlic,  Astlini&tical,  ast- 
mate'-ik,  i-iial,  a.  — tique. 

Asttinish,  as-tone'-icbe,i'(i.  éton- 
ner, surprendre. 

Astôuishinsif  «  as-tone'-!che- 
inngne,  adj  étonnamment. 

As  tôtiiiilii  11  giiess, as-ton  c^-ît'he- 
inngne-nesse  ,  s.  qualité  d'être 
étonnant. 

As(6nisbineiil  ,  as-tone'-Icbe- 
raennt,  .'.  élonnement,  m. 

A'stoiiiul,  as^-taound,  va.  éton- 
ner, conTondie  de  crainte  ou 
d'admiration.  [iifourchon. 

Astr&ddlo,  a-strad'-dl,  ad  à  ca- 

A'slrn;:»!,  as'-tra-gal,  s.  astra- 
gale, z'. 

A'siral,  as'-tral,  a.  astral. 

Aslrây.  a-stré',  adv.  hors  du 
droit  cliemin.  To  go  — ,  s'éca- 
rer.  To  load  —,  égarer.  To 
turn  —  ,  détourner. 

A'strïci.as'-trikt,  va.  resserrer, 
tom[irimer. 

ABtrictioii,  as-trik'-cbeune,  s. 
'  resserrement, !H .compression,/'. 

A8trîclive,Astr{ctory,as-trik''- 
live,  teur-l,  a.  itjjitiçsSj  as- 
triogeat. 


Astride,  a-straïde',  ad.  &  cali- 
fourchon. 

Astr<(crou«,  as-trif'-i-reuce,  a, 
orné  d'étoiles. 

.«striugc,  as-lrinnjrt',  va.  res- 
serrer, contracter. 

.%s<riiigciic}'.  a«-trinn'-djonn-ci, 
s.  propriété  astringente. 

Astringent,  as-trinn'-djennt,  a. 
astringent.  [iabe,  m. 

A'sirolabe  ,    as'-tre-Iélie ,   s.  — 

Astr6loger,  —  f;San,  as-troK- 
ô-djeur,  as-lrô-lô'-dji-ane,  s.  — 
logue,  m. 

Astrologie.— gical,as-tr6-lodj/- 
ik,  ikal,  a.  astrologique. 

Astrolôgieally,  as-tr6-lodj'-i' 
kalli,  n(/.  — giquement. 

Asirôlogize  ,  as-trol'-4-dja!ze) 
vn.  pratiquer  l'astrologie. 

Astrôlogy,as-trol'-6-dji,s.astro- 
logie,  f.  [astronome,  m 

.48(r6noiner,a£-trone'.A-mear,;. 

Astrônémic,  —  niEcal,  as-trô- 
nome'-ik,  i-kal,  a.  astronomi- 
que, [tronomie,  f. 

A«tr6noniy,af-trone'-6-mt,s.  as- 

Aslrût,  a-streut',  adj.  bourfl, 
gonflé.  [rengorgeant. 

— ,  adv.  en  se    pavanant,  en   se 

Astûte,  a-stioute',  a.  fin,  rusé, 
pénétrant.  [parement. 

Asûnder,  a-seunn'-deur,  ad.  sé- 

Asy'lum,  a-sa!''-leum,  s.  tsile, 
refuge,  m. 

Asy'mmetral ,  a-slme'-l-tral,  a. 
asymétrique,  iecommensurable. 

Asy'mnietry,  a-simc'-i-lri ,  s. 
afyraétrie,/'.dérautde  proportion. 

A'symptote  ,  as'-inim-lôte,  s. 
asymptote,  f. 

At,  aie,  pr.  à,  au,&  la,  chez,  par. 

—  an  end,  achevé,  fini. 

—  a  loss,  en  défaut. 

—  a  stund,  en  peine. 

—  a  Word,  en  un  mol. 

—  nrst,  d'abord,  tout  à  coup. 

—  Iiand,  près,  à  la  portée. 

—  lost.  à  la  fin,  enfin, 

—  leisure.  à  loisir. 

—  no  tîDic.  jamais. 

—  once,  d'un  seul  coup.     [sent. 

—  ibU  day,  aujourd'hui,  à  pré* 


ATR 


343 


ATT 


At  sionr  hoiise,  chez  vous. 

A«c,  été,  part,  de  Eut.  [m. 

A'IIicism,  é'-lhi-izm,s.alliéisme, 

A^'llieist,  é'-thi-isle,  s.  alliée,?». 

A«bc<B«ic,  —  tical,  é-tbi-is^-tik, 
ti-kal,  a.  athée,  impie,  m. 

Atheistically,  é-tbi-is'-ti-kal-li, 
ad   en  athée. 

Alhei6t>calnc(i«,é-thl-ls'-ti-kal- 
nesse,  s.  impiété,  f. 

A'theons,  a'-thi-euce,  a,  athée. 

Athirsl,  a-lheurst',  adj.  qui  a 
soir,  altéré.  ['"■ 

A'thlete,    ath'-lite,   a.    athlète, 

A^thleiic,  ath'-let-ik,  a.  athléti- 
que, robuste,  fort. 

Athwàrt,  a-thouarte',a(2.  de  tra- 
>ers. 

—^pr.  &  traTcrs, 

A'tilt,  a''-lilt,H(f,  dans  la  posItioD 
d'un  lutteur. 

A'tlas,  af'-lace,  S.  atlas,  m. 

A'tmospberc,  at'-mô-sfire,  S.  at- 
mosphère, m. 

Atniospbéric,  —  ical,  atmfr- 
sferZ-ik,  i-kal,  a.—  sphérique. 

A^tom,  Atomy,  ate^-euine,ale'- 
eum-i,  s.  atome,  m. 

Alônic,  — ical,  a-tomeMk,  I-kal, 
a.  composé  d'jtomes. 

A^iomâst,  ate'-ô-miste,  s.  ato- 
niiste,  m. 

Atone,  a-l6ne',  va.  expier,  apai- 
ser, mettre  d'accord. 

— .  vn.  expier, racheter, s'accorder. 

Aloueuicnt,  a-tône^-mennt,  5. 
expiation,  propiliation,  f,  sacri- 
fice, accommodement,  îh. 

A^'ioiiy  ,  ate'-o-ni ,  s.  faiblesse, 
atonie. 

Alép,  a-lop',a(f.auhaut,au  som- 
met. 

AtraliilârSxti,  —  l>IIArioiiB,a- 
tra-bi-lé'-ri-ane,ri-euce,  a.  atra- 
bilaire. 

Atrabilârionsncsfl,  a-tra-bi- 
lé'-ri-euce-nesse ,  s.  humeur, 
caractère  atrabilaire,  f. 

.mirabilis,  a-tra'-bi-lis£e,$.  atra- 
bile,  f. 

Atrainéntrtl^  —  menions  ^  a- 
Ira-menn'-lal ,  teuce,  fl.  noir 
comme  de  l'eucre. 


A(r<{ciaus,     a-lr6'-fheuee , 

atrocf,  énorme. 

Atrôoiuiislji ,  a-!r6'-cheiice-lt 
ad.  énormément. 

Atrûcioiisncss,  a-lr6'-cliei:ce- 
nesse,  s.  atrocité,  f. 

Atrôciiy,  a-tross'-i-ti",  s.  alrm 
cilé,  énormité,  f. 

A/(ro|iby,  a'-trô-fi,  sm.  (raé/ 
atrophie,  f. 

Atlécb  ,  at-tatche',  vn.  attacher, 
lier,  arrêter,  saisir,  appartenir. 

All&cbmcut ,  at-talcbe'''ineniif, 
s.  attachement,  arrêt, m.  Eaisiej 
f,  [accès,  ni. 

Att&ck,  at-tak',    t.   attaque,   f. 

— ,  va.  attaquer.  [lant,  ^ru 

Attâcker,  at-tak'-eur,  s    astaiU 

A«âin,  at-téne',  va.  atteindre, 
acquérir,  obtenir,  parvenir. 

Adâinable,  at-téne'-a-bl,  a.  qui 
se  [jeul  acquérir,  atteindre,  ob- 
tenir. 

Attâinablencas ,  at-têce'-a-bl- 
nesse,  s.  ce  qui  peut  être  obtenu. 

Attâinder  ,  at-téne'-deur,  s. 
mort  civile,  f. 

Atiâinmeut,  at-téne'-mennt,  s. 
possession,  portée,  acquisition, 
f.  action  d'atteindre. 

Aiiàint,  at-lénnt',  va,  accuser, 
convaincre,  tacher,  flétrir. 

— ,  s.  tache,  contrainte ,  atteinte 
(man.) 

Attâiutnre,  at-têne'-tchloure.  «, 
sang  corrompu,  reproche,  m. 

Attcni|ier,  Atiémpcratc,  at- 
tem'-peur,  per-éte,  va.  tem- 
pérer, adoucir. 

Attcmpt,  at^-tenot ,  va.  entre- 
prendre, essayer,  attenter. 

— ,  s.  essai,  m,  entreprise,  f.  at- 
tentat, m. 

AKémptable,  at-teinmMa-b1,n, 
ex[iosé  à  des  entrepriser,  à  des 
attaques, 

Atténipter,  at-lemm'-teur ,  s. 
celui  qui  entreprend;  disposé  à 
entreprendre,  agresseur. 

Attend,  at-tennd',  vn.  observer, 
considérer,  prêter  l'oreille, écou- 
ter, accompagner,  suivre,  pren- 
dre soin,  servir. 


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AUC 


Attend,  vn.  faire  allenlion  .  s'oc- 
cuper, assister,  se  rendre. 

Atiéiidnucc,  aMenn'-dannce,  s. 
service,  soins,  égards, train, cor- 
tège, m.  suite,  cour,  f. 

AltciidaiK,  ^Kcndants,  at- 
tenn^-dauDl,  dânntz,  5.  celui  ou 
teuxqui  accompagnent,  suirent, 
suite,  /■.  gens,  7)1.  pt. 

Attcuder.  at-tenn'-denr,  «.asso- 
cié, compagnon,  m. 

Atlout.  at-tcnnt',  a,  attentif. 

Aiiéiiiioii,  al-lenn'-cheune,  s.— 
lion,  application,  f.  soin,  m. 

Attéutive,  at-tenn'-tive,  a.  atten- 
tif,  soigneux.  [ —  \emenl. 

Attpiiiiicly, at-tencMiTe-Ii,  ad. 

Attéiitivciicsse ,  at-tenn^-tive- 
nesse,  s.  attention,  f. 

Atiétiiiaiit,  at-tène^-iou-annt,  a. 
atténuant.  [atténuer. 

Attéuiiate,  at-tène'-iou-éte,    V. 

Atleuu&tioii  ,  at-tène-iou-é^- 
ct]eune,s.  —  tion,  f. 

A^tier.  at'-teur,  ».  matière  cor- 
rompue, f.  [tifier. 

Attpst,  at-tesl',  va.  attester,  cer- 

Altcstâtion  ,  at-tes-té'-cheune, 
s.  attesiation ,  f.  certificat- '.é- 
mnignage,  m.  [teur,  s.  léa  /in. 

Altéster  ,     Altéator  ,     z*  ies^- 

A'ttic,  at'-tik,  ».  altique. 

— ,  a,  attique,  pur,  élégan'  . 

A^uicism^  at^-ti-cizm,  s.  atticis- 
me  ,  m.  élégance,  f. 

A'tticize.  at'-ti-saîze,  va.  Taire 
usage  d'atticismes. 

A«iiige',  at-linn-dje',  va,  tou- 
cher lé;.èrerûent.       [ter,  orner. 

Attire,  al-laïre',  va.  parer,  ajus- 

^.  s.  parure,  f,  ajustement,  m. 
bois  de  cerf  ou  de  chevreuil. 

Attirer,  at-laï'-reur,  s.  celui  qui 
pare  une  autre  personne. 

A'ttitude,  at'-ti-tioude,  s.  atti- 
tude, posture,  f, 

Aitôlii-iit,  al-toK-lennt,  «.éléva- 
teur (muscle). 

Atlôrney.  a!-teur^-nî,  ».  procu- 
reur, homme  de  loi,  î/i. 

Aitôriiejship.  at-teur'-ni-chipe, 
s.  office  ou  charge  de  procu- 
reur, /. 


All6rnment,  at-t.^urn'-mennt, 
».  altournance.  f. 

Atiràrt,  at-lrakt',  va.  atttirer, 
tirer  à  soi,  gagner. 

— (S.  attrait,  charme,  Wi. amorce, 
f.  attraits,  m.  pi, 

Attrac«âii<>u,at-trak-lé'-caeune, 
s.  attouchenient,  m, 

Altrârlicnl,  at-trak'-li-l;al,  a. 
doué  d'un  pouvoir  attractif. 

Attrâciion  .  at-trak'-cheune,  ». 
attraction,  /".attrait,  7/ï.  amorce, 
A  [traçant,  attractif. 

AtlrAciivc,  at-trak'-tive,   a.  at- 

— ,  ».  attrait,  appas,  jn. 

Attrâctîwelj.attrak'-tive-li^d 
par  attraction. 

Atii-Actit'cncss  ,  at-trak'-tive- 
nesse,».  charmes,  m.  pi. 

Atti'&ctor,  at-trak'-teur,  s.  qui 
attire,  amorce.  [rant. 

Attrabeii^at-traZ-hf-nut,  o.atti- 

Atli-ilnital>le.al-trib''-iou-fa-bl, 
a.  qu'on  peut  attribuer. 

Altribnte,  at-trib'-ioute,  ».  at 
tribut,  VI. 

— 5  va.    attribuer,   imputer, 

— ,  vn.  s'approprier,  s'attribuer 
s'arroger. 

Atlpîbiiiioji.at-tri-biou'-chcune, 
s.  attribut,  attribution,  A  privi- 
lège, ))!.  [attributif. 

AttrihûiîTe^at-tri-biou'-tive,  a. 

Attritc,  al-tralte',  a.  usé  par  le 
rroltement. 

Atlriiion,  at-triche'-enne,  ».  Ce 
qui  est  usé  par  le  frottement, 
attrition.  [(un  instrument). 

Attiine^  at-tîonne',  va.  accorder 

Aubin,  aù^-bine,  ».  aubin,  m, 

Aûbiirn,  Sii'-beurn,n.  brun  châ- 
tain, obscur. 

Aûciioii,  âùk'-cheune,  ».  encaD| 
m.  erehère,  licilation,  f. 

— ,  atik'-chenne.va.  Tendreà  l'en- 
chère. 

Aûctionory^  auV'-cheune-a-rî, 
a.  qui  est  relatifà  une  enchère. 

Atictîonéer,  âilk-cheune-ire', .S. 
huissier-priseur ,  m. 

Aiîctîve,  éùk'-tive,  a.  qui  aug- 
mente,       [s.  chasse  à  la  pipée. 

AucHpâliaii,£i-fciou-pé^-eheuiia, 


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AUT 


Andfietoua,    ffî-dé'-cheuce,   a. 

audacieux,      [ad.  effrontément. 

Aiiducioiisly  ,   âù-dé'-cheuce-li, 

Au<lâciousiiess,  âù-dé^-cheuce- 
nesse,  s.  effronterie,  impu- 
dence,/',       [diesse,  audace, /. 

Aiidâcitjr,  âù-dace'-i-ti,  s.    har- 

Auilible,  âù^-di'blja. qu'on  peut 
entendre.  ^  [\oix. 

Aûdibly,  àù'-ui-bll,  ad.  à  Haute 

Audience,  âû'-di-ennce,  s.  au- 
dience,/'.auditoire,  )?l. 

Audit,  âù'-dite,  s.  audition  d'un 
compte,  /. 

— ,  va.  examiner  des  comptes. 

Audition,  âîi-diche^-euae,  s»  au- 
dition, f.  [m. 

Audi  tor,  aV-di-teur, }.  auditeur, 

Aùditory,  âù'-di-teur-i,  (.  audi- 
toire, audience,  f. 

—,  a.  auditif. 

A'uger,  âû'-gueur,  ».  tarière,  /. 

Aught,  mile,  pr.  quelque  chose, 
quoi  que  ce  soit,  tout,  rien. 

Angméul,  âù^-meniit^,  va.  aug- 
menter, agrandir,  accroître. 

Augmenta — talion, âùg-mennt^, 
4iig-menn-té'-cheune,s.  —  tiou, 
f.  accroissement,  m. 

Aiigniéntutive  ,  £lg-meDn'-té- 
tive,  a.  —  tatif. 

Augmenter,  a'Qg-raennt'-ear,  s. 
celui  qui  augmente,     [gure.m. 

Aûgur, —  rer,  âù'-gueur,  S.  au- 

Aâgur,  —  rate,  au'-gueur,  âù'- 
guiou-réte,  va.  augurer. 

Augurâtion,  âû-guiou-ré^-cheu- 
ne,  s.  pressentiment,  augure, 
m.  divination,  /. 

AugârttI,  — riai,  ffl-guiou'-ral, 
ri-al,  a.  augurai,  relatiT  aux  au- 
gures. 

Aûgurj,  âvi'-guiou-ri,  t.  science 
des  augures,  f.  augure,  pré- 
sage, 7)1. 

Augûst,  âù-gueusl',  a.  auguste. 

Aûgiist,  aù'-gueust,  s.  Août,  m. 

Augûiitness,  ôù-gueust^-nesse, 
s.  grandeur,  majesté,  /. 

Auk.  aùl:,  s.  pinj^ouin. 

A'ni<c,âû'-lik,  a.  auliquo,  royal. 

Auln,  âùue,  s.  aune,  /. 

AumÂil,  fix-méle'',  va.  émailler. 


Aumrjr/,  dùme-ri'jS.  garde-man- 
ger, m. 

Aunt,  annt,  s.  tante,  f.  [f. 

Auréola,  ffll-ri'-o-la,  s.  auréole, 

Aurélia,  âû-ri'-lia,  S.  chrysalide, 
nymphe,  f. 

Aûricle,  âù'-ri-kl,  l'extériew  de 
l'oreille,  m.  oreillettes,  /. 

Auricula  ,  (iù-rik'-iou-la  ,  s. 
oreille  d'ours,  f.         [riculaire. 

Auricular,  iiù-rik'-iou-lar,  a.  au- 

Auricularly,  fil-rik'-iou-lar-Ii, 
a.  auricuiairement. 

Auricnlated,  £t-rik'-ion-lë-ted| 
a.  auriculé.  [aurifère. 

Aurîferous,    âû-rif'-i-reuce,   a, 

Aûrigâtiou,  â&-rl-gué^-cbeune| 
s.  office  de  cocher. 

Aûrîst,  âù'-rist,  ».  médecin  pour 
les  affections  de  l'oreille. 

Aur6ra,  aù-rô^-ra,  $.  aurore,  f, 

—  boroalis,  aurore  boréale. 

AusciBltÂtion  ,  âùs  -  keul  -  té^- 
cheune  (méd.)  auscultation,  f. 

Aûe|iice,  âù'-spice,  s.  auspice, 
appui,  pré.'^age,  m. 

Auspiciai,  aH-spiche'-al,  a.  qui 
est  relatif  aux  augures. 

Auapfcious,  aH-spicbe^-euce;  a. 
heureux,  propice,  faTorable. 

Aiiftpicioualy,  ftù-spiche^-euce- 
li,  ad.  heureusement,  favorable- 
ment, [euce-nesse,  s.  félicité,  /. 

.^uspicioiisueBS  ,     âû-spiclie^- 

Aûster,  îïus/-teur,  s.  le  vent  du 
sud-ouest. 

Anstcre,  fil-stire',  a.  austère, 
rigide.  [rement. 

Austérely,    ^-stire'-li,    nd.  — 

Austéreucss,  Aiistérity,  âù- 
stire'-nesse,  âù-ster'-i-ti,  s.  sé- 
vérité, austérité,  dureté,  /. 

Anetin,  aù'-stinn,  s.  Augustin; 
—  friars,  Augustins,  m.  — 
nnns,  Auguslines,  f.  pi. 

AûsiruI  ,  —  triue,  lîùs'-tral, 
trine,  a.  austral. 

Aulhciiiic,  —  cal,  âù-tnenn'- 
tik,  ti-kal    a.  autiienllque. 

Aulhculicnliy,  a'ù-llienu'-ti-kal- 
li,  »(/.  —  liquement. 

Autllcndicale,  au-thonn  -li-kéte, 
va.  authentiquer,  légaliser. 


AVA 


346 


AVE 


Autbenticity,  —  calneas,  l!ù- 
tlicnn-tice'-i-li,au-thenn'-ti-kal- 
iiesse,s.  —  cilé,  f. 

AûUior,  âù'-llieur,  s.HUteur,}?!. 

Aûtiiorees  ,  âu'-tbeur-ef-se  ,  s. 
femme  auteur,  f. 

Aiititôfiintivc  ,  ^  llior'-l-lé- 
live,  a.  fait  par  autorité. 

Antliôritalîvely,  âQ-thor'-!-té- 
tive-li,  ad.  d'autorité. 

Audi^rity,  «û-thor'-i-ti.  s.  auto- 
rité, f.  privilège,  m.  pouvoir, 
témoignag-e,  m.  Estiiblisliod 
— ,  autorité  constituée.  Prin- 
«ed  by  —,  imprimé  avec  privi- 
lège. 

Aiithorîx&lton  ,  fô-thS-rl-zé'- 
cheune,  s.  autorlMtion,  f. 

Ai'ilborize,  Sil'-thô-raïze,  Un.  au- 
toriser, [cratie,  f. 

Aiiiocrasy,  âû-toV-ra-ci,  5.auto- 

Aûtograph  ,  dîi'-tô-graf,  .<;.  auto- 
graphe. [— graplie. 

Aiitôgriiphor,  dil-tô''-graf-eur,s. 

Aut6grii|>by,  ffl-lôg'-ra-fi,  s.  — 
graphie. 

Aiitôgrngtbixe*  £l-tog^-ra-faîze, 
va.  auioeraphier. 

Aii(agrâ|>bic ,  —  tcal,  ffi-tA- 
graf^-ik,  i-kal,  a.  —  graphique. 

Aiitoniûtic,—  ical,  Sû-lô-mate'- 
ik,  i-kal,  a.  —  tique. 

Aut6mn(o»,  4îi-(oine'-a-tone,  s. 
automate,  m.        [automatique. 

Aiit6inntoiis,fï&-tome^-a-Ieuce,<7. 

Aiitéiionious,  ^-tone^-A-meuce, 
a.  —  nome.  [nomie,  f, 

AiittSiioniy,   dîl-tone'-ô-mi,  s,  — 

Atitopsy,  oTi'-lop-ci, .9. autopsie,  ^. 

Aiitoptical,  ^- top^-ti-kal ,  .<;. 
qu'on  voit  de  ses  propres  jeux. 

Aiitôp«icnlly,  dîi-top'-li-kal-li,(7. 
d'après  ie  témoignage  oculaire. 

Aiitûniii,  âù-teume', s.  automne, 
/'.  (m.  in  poetry). 

An<"ini>iil  .iti-teum'-nalirt.  au- 
tomnal. 

Aiixtlinry,  .<ùg-zil'-ia-ri,  s.  a.  au- 
xiliaire. Auxilini'ios,  troupes 
auxiliaires,/',  pi. 

AiixSliâlioK^  dîig-zil-î-é'-ciieune, 
s.  pide,  /".  secours,  m.      [utile. 

AvAil,  a-véle',  va.  profiter,  être 


—  onc^s  «clf  of,  profiter,  se prfr 

Taloir  de. 
— ,  vn.  servir    It  avails  not, i^ 

aTails  notbîiig,  cela  ne  se^ 

à  rien. 
— ,  a-vèle',  s.  profi',  »?.  To  be  <4 

■lo  — ,  ne  servir  à  rien. 
.AvAilable,  a-vé'-lé-bl,  a.   utile 

eflicace.  [s.  utilité,  f. 

.4»'&iIttbIoiies»,a-vé'-lé-bl-ness^ 
A^'iiilably,  a-vé'-lé-bli,  ad.  uti 

lotnenl.  [profitable! 

ATÙiliiig, a-vél'-Inngne,  «.utile, 
.tvAilmciit,    a-véle'-mennt ,    $. 

avantage,  effet,  m. 
A'TaInnche,  A'vainnse,  aV-ï 

lanntche  ,   lanndje,  s.  avalan» 

the,  f.  [s'abaisser. 

Av&lc,  a-véle',  vn.  s'enfoncer, 
A' varice,  av^-a-rice,  ç.  avarice,  / 
Avaricioiis,  av-a-riche'-euce,  a. 

avare.  [ad.  sordidement. 

Avarlcîon9ly,av-a-rielie'-euce-ii, 
AvaricioiisiiesB ,     av-a-riche'- 

ence-nesse,  s.  mesquinerie,  f. 
A»à«<,  a-vast',  ad.  arrête!  liens 

boni  [arrière  I 

Avâiiiit,  a-vffint',  !)îL  loin  d'ici! 
Avcl,  a-vel',  va.  arracher. 
Avéïige,  a-venndje'jUrt.  venger. 
Avéïiger,  a-venn^-djeur,  5.  ven- 
geur, m,  [vengeur. 
Avéïigiug,  a-venn'-djinngnie,  a. 
— ,  s.  vengeance,  f. 
Aventure,  a-venu'-tchloure,   $, 

aventure,  /.  accident,  m. 
Advenue,  av'-i-niou,  s.  avenue, 

/.  passage,  m. 
Avcr,a-ver',t;a.  affirmer,  vérifler. 
A'vcrage,       av'-eur- èdje ,      $, 

moyenne,  corvée,  avarie,  /. 
A'verage,  av'-cur-édje,  va.  Cal- 
culer,   prendre    une    moyenne, 

établir  un  prix  moyen, 
— ,  vn.  revenir  en  nioyenne,  coû- 
ter prix  moyen.  [rié. 
A'veragcd,  av'-cur-Cdgd,  «. aT'. 
.Avérnieiil,  a-vcr'-mennt,  s.  a- 

firmation,  f. 
AverNiiiioii,  av-eur-cè^-cheune, 

s.  aversion,  répugnance,  f. 
Avorrûncato  ,    av- er- reung'» 

kétc,  va.  déraciner. 


AVO 


347 


AWK 


/iTerraiicalion  ,  av-er-reung- 
ké'-cheune,  s.act.  de  déraciner. 

Awérs.«  a'-verse',  a.  contraire, 
ennemi. 

Avéraeif.  a-verse'-li,(irf.à  regret. 

Avéraenea*,  a-verse'-nesse,  s. 
répugnance,^. 

ATÔrsion,  a-ver^-cheune,  s.  aver- 
sion,^, éioignement,  dégoût, m. 

Avért,  a-verte'  va.  détourner, 
éloigner. 

Aviàrjr,  a-vl-a'-ri,  s.  volière,  f. 

Avi'iliijr,  a-vid'-i-ti,  s.  avidilé,  f. 

Avise,  a-vaïze',  vti.  aviser,  médi- 
ter, réfléchir,  conseiller. 

A'Toeate,  av'-ô-liéte,  va.  détour- 
ner, évoquer. 

Avocâlion,  av-6-ké'-cheune,  s. 
diversion,  évocation,  f. 

Ato(<I,  a-voïd',  va.  éviter,  fuir, 
échapper,  évacuer. 

— ,  vn.  devenir  vacant, se  retirer. 

Avoîdablo,  a-voïd^-a-bl, «.qu'on 
peut  éviter,     [fuite,  vacance,  f. 

Avoîdaiice  ,    a-voïd'-anuce  ,    s. 

Avoider,a-voïd'-eur,  s  qui  évite. 

.AToidleaa,  a-vold'-lecse,  a.  iné- 
vitable. 

A«oîrdup6ia,  av-er-diou-polz', 
avoir-du-poids,  nom  d'une  série 
de  poids  dont  la  livre  est  de  16 
cnces  (0  k.  4331  tandis  que  la 
livre  poids  de  'Troj  n'a  que  11 
onces  (0  k.  373). 

Avolàiion,  av-ô-lé'-cheune,  s. 
fuite,  f.  acte  de  s'envoler. 

Avoûch,  a-vao'ùtche',  va.  soute- 
nir, garantir,  attester. 

— ,  —mont,  ».  déclaration,  ^.  té- 
moignage, m. 

Avoûcbablo,  a-vaoutehe'-a-bl , 
11,  soutenatjle. 

A»oûclicr,a-vaoutche'-eur,s.qui 
soutient,  qui  atteste,  témoin,  m. 

Ato^  ,  a-vaou',  va.  justilier, 
avouer,  déclarer  ouvertement. 

Av<^nrablo  ,  a-vaou'-a-bl ,  a.  ce 
qui  peut-être  déclaré  ouverte- 
ment, [tion,  f.  aveu, m. 
Avôwal,  a-vaou'-al,  s.  déclara- 

Avôwedly,  a-vaou'-ed-li,  ad. 
hautement,  onverlement. 

Avowée,  «v-aou-i',  (.  celui  qui 


a  le  droit  de  présenter  un  eeeli» 
siaslique  à  un  bénéhce. 

Avower,  a-vaou'-eur,s.  celui  qui 
déclare,  qui  avoue. 

Av^wi-y.  a-vaou'-rl,  s.  aveu,  m. 

Avéwaal,  a-vaou'-zal.  s.  confes- 
sion, f.        [tri,  s.  adultère,  m. 

Avôwtrjr,  .Adiôiitrjr,    a-vaou'> 

Avulsion,  a-veul'-cheune,s.  l'ac- 
tion d'arracher.  [menacer. 

Awâit,   a-ouéte',   vn.    attendre, 

— ,a-nuéte',  s.  guet-à-pens,  m. 
embûche,  f. 

Awûke,  a-ouéke',  va.  (avroke, 
awukftd,  a^akeit)  éveiller, 
réveiller. 

— ,  vn.  s'éveiller,  se  réveiller 

Awâkeu,a-oué'-kenn,  va.  t;n.  V. 
awake. 

Awâke,  Awàkenod,  3-Ouéke', 
a--oué'-kennd,  a.  éveillé. 

Awàfd,  a-ouârd',  va,  adjuger, 
juger. 

— ,  a-ouârd',  S.  arrêt,  décret,  ju- 
gement arbitral,  m. 

Awârc,  a-ouére',  a.  vigilant, qui 
sait,  qui  est  instruit  de. 

— ,  a-ouére',  vn.  être  prudent;  se 
tenir,  se  mettre  en  garde. 

Awây  ,  a-oué',  ad.  absent , loin; 
excï.  hors  de  là, arrière,  en  avantl 
—  wïib  tbis,  emportez  cela. 

Awe,  âii,  s.  crainle,  f.  respect,  m. 
To  keep  iu  —,  imposer.  Ta 
stand  iu  — ,  être  saisi  de  res- 
pect, [imposer. 

—,  iîîl,  va.    frapper   de  respect, 

A'weband,  jù'-bannd,  S,  cause 
de  respect.  [au  vent. 

A-weâlher  ,    a-ouélh'-eur  ,    ad, 

A'wfiil- SQ'-foul,  a.  solennel,  re- 
doutable, auguste,      [remment. 

A'wrnllj-,  au'-foul-li,    ad.  rêvé- 

A'nTuIncSB,  (m'-foul-nesse  ,  s, 
solennité,  sainteté,/',  respect,  m. 

Anliile,  a-ouaïle',  ad.  quelque 
temps.  [jours  passés, 

—  ago,  il  y  a  quelque  temps,  ces 

A'wkvrard,  âîik'-oueurd,  a.  gau- 
che, maladroit,  ma,l  bâti. 

A'nrkwardly,  âUli'-oucurd-lî,a. 
maladroitement,  lourdement. 

A'wkwardneaa ,     auk'-oueurd- 


BAC 

nesse,  s.  défaut  d'élégaoeet  ma- 
ladresse, grosâièreté,^ 

Awl,  aille,  s.  alêne,  f. 

—  mukcr  or  seller,  aléoier,  m. 

A^^vless,  iSl/-le?se,  a.  sans  res- 
pect, sans  crainte,  qui  n'inspire 
pas  le  respect.  [nées,  ^. 

A-nn,   âùne,  s.  barbe  des  grarai- 

A'wiiing,  âù'-ninngne,  s.  (mar.) 
ti-nd(j!et,în. 

Anôke,  a-ou6kef,  prêt,  et  part. 
de  ««ake. 

A/work,  Aw6rkIiig,a/-oueurk, 
a-oueurk'-iDDgne,(f(2.en  travail. 

Awry/,  dû-ri',  ad.  de  travers,  de 
cflté. 

— ,  a.  oblique,  contrerait. 

Axe,  alice,  s.  hache,  cognée,  f. 

A/xillar,  A/iill&ry,  aks/-il-lar, 
la-ri,  a.  axillaire. 


348 


BAG 


A/iiom,sk/-cbenme,s  axiome,jn. 
A'iîs,  ak'-cice,  ».  axe,  essieu,  m. 
A'ile,  — «ree,  ak/-sl  — tri,  s.  es- 
sieu, m. 
Ay,  ai,  ad.  oui-dà,  abi,  oui 

—  uice,  int.  malheureux  qusj6 
suis. 

—  merry,  int.  oui-dà. 

Aye,  é-i,  ad.  à  jamais.  [m. 

A'ziinuth,  az^-i-meutb,  s.  aiimut, 
A'iot,  a'-2Ôte,  s.  azote,  m. 
A'zuFo  ,  é/-jicure,8.  azur,  blea, 

—  sia>«   >.  lapis  lazuli,  m, 
— ,  a.  *-'tzuT,  azuré. 

— ,  va.  ^urer,  [bien* 

A/zured,  é'-jioured  ,   a.  azuré, 
A/zyme,  az/-im,  s. azyme,  tn.pl. 

(fêle  juive). 
Azymna,  3z/-i3ie-euce,<.  azyme, 

(sans  lefain.) 


B 


B,  M,  B,  si  (mus).  [mol. 

B  short,  B  Oat,  s.  bécarre,  bé- 

Bàa,  b&,  vn.  bêler. 

— ,  s.  bêlement,  »n.  [jaser. 

Bâbblc  .  I>ab'-bl ,  m.    babiller, 

— ,  s    babil,  caquet,  m. 

Bàbblemeiit,  bab'-bl-mennt,  s. 
caquet,  babil,  m.  [lard. 

Bâbbler,    bab'-bleur,  s.    babil- 

Bûbbliug,  bab/blinngne,  s.  ba- 
bil, caquet,  ni. 

Bac,  bak,  s.  bac.       [babiole,  m. 

Bûbery,    bé^-beur-i,   s.    joujou, 

Bâbisb,  bé'-biche,  a.  enfantin, 
de  petit  ef-iant.         [magot,  m. 

Babéoii,    ti3-bdÙDC^,  s.  babouin, 

Bâby.  Bâbe,  bé'-bi,  bébé,  s. 
enfant,  nouvellement  né,  pou- 
pon, m.  poupée,  f. 

—  liueH.s.  laiette,  ^. 

Bâbyhood  ,  bè'-bî-houde,  S.  en- 
fance, f. 

Bâccated,  bal<'-ké-ted,  a.  orné 
de  perles  ;  à  baies. 

Bacchanâliau ,  bak-ka-né^-Pi- 
ane,  s.    ivrogne,    serviteur   de 

— «  a.  bachique.  [Bacchus. 


B&cchan^la,  bak^-ka-nalz, s.  — 
nales,  f.  pi.  [chante. 

Bacehânt ,    Uak-kannt',  s.    bac- 

Bâcehie,  bak^-kik,  a.   bachique. 

Baccifcrous,  bak-cif'-i-reuce, 
a.  —  fèie. 

Bâchelor,  bolclie'-i-leur,  s.  céli- 
bataire, garçon,  bachelier,  m. 

— 's  buttons,  s.  bluet. 

Bâchelorship,  batche'-i-Ieur- 
chipe.5.  célibat,  baccalauréat, m, 

Back,  bak,  5.  dos,  derrière,  re- 
vers ,  dossier,  7n.  To  fall  upou 
one's  — ,  s.  tomber  à  la  ren- 
verse. To  lurn  one^s  —,  s'en- 
fuir. 

—  basket,  ».  hotte,  f.  [m. 

—  boue,  s.  épine  du  dos,  rabl-d, 

—  door,  ».  porte  de  derrière,  f. 

—  frieud,  s.  faux  ami.  [gis,  m, 

—  bouse,  s.  second  corps  de  lo- 

—  of  a  cbuir,  dos  d'une  chaise. 

—  or  a  chimuey,  s    plaque,  f. 

—  room,  s.  chambre  de  derriè- 
re, t. 

—  aide,  ».  revers,  ùerriSre,  m. 

—  shop,  arrière-boutique,  /• 


BAD 


349 


BAK 


Back  staire,  escalier  dérobé,  771. 

—  ta—,  ».  dos  à  dos. 

—  yard,  s.  arrière-cour,^. 
Back,    liak,    ad.   en  arrière  ;  de 

reloue  une  seeonde  fois. 

Back,  hali,  ua.  monter,  dompter 
un  cheval  ;  reculer,  appujer, 
soutenir.  «-  a  carriage  ,  re- 
miser. 

B&ckbite,  bak'-bite,  va.  médire 
d'un  absent. 

Bâckbiter ,  baV-bl-ttcr,  s.  qui 
médit  des  absents. 

Bàckliiting,  bak'-bi-linngne,  t. 
médisance,  f,  cancans,  m,  pi. 

Backcd,  bakt ,  a.  qui  a  un  dos, 
à  dos;  soutenu,  appuyé. 

Backgâmnion ,  batt-gam^-meo- 
ne,  s.  trictrac,  m. 

B&ckground,  balt^-graouDQd,  i. 
lointain,  m. 

Bâckbanded ,  bacl<''-hann-ded , 
a.  la  main  renversée,  donné 
avec  le  revers  de  la  main. 

Bâckpieco,  bak^-pice,  5  dos- 
sière  de  cuirasse.  [re,  m. 

Bâckside,  bak'-saïde,  s.  derriè- 

B&ckslide,  bak'-slaSde,  vn.  apos- 
tasier. 

BacksUder,  bak-slal^-deur ,  s, 
apostat,  m. 

Backsiîding,  bak-slal^-dinogne, 
s.  apostasie,/. 

Bâckstaff,  bar-staf,  s.  quart  de 
cercle,  m.  [mâts,  m,  pi. 

Bâckstaya,  bak^-stéz,  5.  étais  de 

Bâckflword  9  bak^-sôrde,  s.  es- 
padon, m. 

Bâekward,  bak'-oueurd,  a.  en 
arrière,  en  retard,  lent,  tardif. 

Bâckwarldly  ,  bak''-oueurd-Ii, 
en  arrière,  malgré  soi. 

Bâcknrardue»s,  liak^-oueurd- 
nesse ,  s.  état  arriéré,  répu- 
gnance, lente*jr,  négligence,  f. 

Bâckwards,  bak^.oueurdz,  ad. 
en  arrière,  à  reculons, à  la  ren- 
verse, à  rebours. 

Bacon,  bé'-kn,  s.  lard,  m. 

Bad,  baàe,  a.  mécbant,  mau- 
vais. To  lie  —  être  mal  por- 
tant. 

B»d,  ou  Bado,  part,  de  Bid. 


Badge,  badje,  s.  marque,  /.  la. 
signe,  m. 

—  va.  pourchasser. 

Bâdger,  bad'-jeur,  5.  blaireau, 
rograttier,  m.  [avec  peine. 

Bâdly,  had'-li,  nd.  mal,  à.  peine, 

Bâdiie99,bad'-nesse,  s.  méchau- 
ceté,  mauvaise  qualité,  f. 

BâfOc,  baf'-fl,  va.  déconcerter, 
faire  échouer,  confondre,  ba- 
fouer. 

— ,  s.  éciec,  m.  défaite,  f. 

BârOer,  baf'-fleur,  s.  fourbe,  m. 

Bag  ,  bag,  s.  sac,  77t.  bourse,  f, 
Carpet  —,  s.  sac  de  nuit,  m. 

—  net,  réseau,  777. 

—  pipe,  cornemuse,  f.  [m. 

—  piper,  joueur  de  cornemuseï 
— ,  va.  mettre  dans  un  sac,  met- 
tre un  sac  sur  le  dos. 

— .  rTi.  se  gonfler,  s'enfler. 

B&ggage,  bague'-édje,  s.  ba- 
gage, m.  drôlesse,  /. 

Bàgnio,  baceMô,  S.  maison  de 
bains,  bagne,  777. 

—  kecper,  5.  baigneur,  777. 
Bail,  bêle,  ».  caution,  f, 

— ,  va.  cautionner. 

Bâilable,  bé^-labl,  a.  capable  de 

caution. 
Râilee,  bé'-li,  S.  dépositaire,  77i. 
Bâilir,  bé'-lif ,  s.  bailli,  sergent, 

—  "s  follower, s.  recors, ?7i.  [))7. 
Bàiliwick,  bé^-li-onik,  «.  bail- 

I  âge,  771. 

Bâiliiig  ,  bé'-linngne,  s.  caution- 
nement, 7)1. 

Bâilor,  bé'-leur,  S.  déposant, 777, 

Bâilment,  béU-mennt. 

Baii,  béte,  .<î.  amorce,  /.  appât, 
77).  rafraichissement, 

—  ^vorm, s.  asticot,  7ï?.  acliée,  777. 

— ,  t'a,  amorcer  une  ligne,  har- 
celer, faire  battre,  lancer  les 
chiens.         [de?  ailes,  voltiger. 

— .  se  rafraîchir  en  route,  battre 

Bâîiing,  bé'-tinngne,  l'action  de 
rafraîchir,  d'amorcer,  de  faire 
battre. 

Baizc,  téie,  s.  sorte  de  ilanelle. 

Bake  ,  béke,  (bakod,  baken), 
Drt.  cuire,  cuire  au  four,  boulan- 
ger. 


BAL 


350 


BAM 


B&keboHso ,  béke^-baôùze  ,    s. 

fournil,  m. 
Bakoi*^  bé'''keur,  s.  boulanger. 

—  'g  foi-euiaii,  s.  geindre,  m 
^~  ^s  ma»,  à\  mitrûn,  vi. 

—  's  shop,  s.  boulangerie,  /. 

—  '«  (rade,  j.  boulangerie,  f, 

—  'a  «rire,  ».  boulangère,  f, 

—  Icgged,  a.  qui  a  les  jambes 
en  dehors,  bancal. 

Bâkiug,  bé/-kinngne,  5.  cuite, 
fournée,  la  boulangert6|  f» 

—  pau,  s.  tourtière,  f. 
Balance,  bal^-annce,  â'.  balance, 

f    contrepoids,  balancier ,   m. 
la  Balance. 

—  beam,  s.  balancier,  m. 

—  makor,  s.  balancier,  ni. 

^  wheel,  s.  roue  de  rencontre. 

—,  va.  balancer,  peser,  considé- 
rer, examiner,  régler  UB  compte. 

— ,  vn.  hésiter. 

Balancer,  bal'-ann-ceur,  s.  ce- 
lui ou  celle  qui  pèse. 

Bâlassi-iib;,bal/-asEe-riou-bi,  s. 
rubis  balais.  [m. 

Bâlcony,   bal'-kô-ni,  s.  balcon, 

Bnid,  bauld,  a.  chauve,  pelé,  sot, 
fade,  usé. 

—  head,s.  tête  chauve. 

—  patcd,  s.  à  tête  chauve. 
Bàldacbin,     bdu|/-da-kine,     s. 

(arch  )  baldaquin,  m. 

Bâidcrdasb,  bauK-deur-dacbe, 
S.  mélange  singulier,  galima- 
tias, m, 

Bàldiv.  bàUld'-li,  a.  dépourvu 
àc  glace,  nu. 

Bâidness,  bauld^-nesse,  S.  cal- 
vitie, manque  d'élégance,  plati- 
tude, f. 

Bâidrio,  b(iùl''-drik  ,  s.  bau- 
drier, j».  le  Zodiaque,        [sère. 

Baie,  bêle, s.  balle  ;  calamité,  mi- 

— ,  va,  emballer,  vider  l'eau 
d'une  embarcation,  écoper. 

Bâlernl,  bêle'  foui,  a.  Tuneste, 
triste.  [tement. 

Bâiofull),  liéle/-foul-li,  ad.  tris- 

nAlist,  buK-iste,  s.  baliste,  f. 

Bàlister,  Bàlustcr,  bal'is- 
leur,  s.  Ijalustre,  f. 

Balk,  bauk,  s.  désappointement, 


contre-temps  ;  guéret ,  grand 
rayon» 

— ,  va.  entraver,  frustrer,  man- 
quer, tromper  l'attente. 

Bâiqei's,  baû'-keurz,  s.  ceui 
qui  indiquent  aux  pécheurs  oiï 
sont  les  harenga 

Bail,  bffîl,  s.  boule,  f.  globe, 
9)i.  bille,  f.  boulet,  m,  balle,  ^. 
—  or  Iho  hand,  paume  da 
la  main,^.  Eyo  — ,  s.  prunelle 
de  l'œil,  f.  Foo»  —,  I  bal- 
lon ,  m.  Prîn«er/»  — ,  s. 
balle  d'imprimeur,  f>  Red- 
bot  — ,  t.  boulet  rouge,  m, 
Spent  —,  s.  boulet  mort,  balle 
morte.  Stang  —,  s.  boulet  ra- 
mé. Snonr  — ,  }.  boule  da 
neige,  f.  Wusb,  Soap  —,  s. 
savonuelte  ,  f. 

Bail,  bâîill,  s.  bal,  m.  Uasiied 
—,  bal  masqué.  Bres»  —,  bal 
paré.  Fancy  —,  bal  travesti. 

Bâilad,  bal'-lad,  .s.  chanson,  bal- 
lade, f.  vaudeville,  "î. 

— ,  va.  chanter  des  chansons. 

—  singer, s.  chanteur  des  ruas. 

Ballast,  bal'-last,  s.  lest,  »1. 

— ,  va.  lester,  affermir. 

BAIIet,  ba|/-lette,  $.  ballet,  m. 

Biillôon.bal-loûne/,!.  ballon,in. 

Ballot,  bal'-leute,  vn.  voter  au 
scrutin.  [scrutin. 

—,  s.  boule(pour  voter),  bulletin. 
Second  —,  t,  ballolage. 

Balloiation ,  bal-lo-té^-cheune, 
s.  scru'in,  m. 

Balni,  bàme,  s.  baume,  m.  Gen» 
tie  — ,  mélisse;  /', 

— ,  bâme,  va.  embaumer,  frotter 
lie  baume,  adoucir,  calmer 

Bâlmj',  b&me'-i,  a,  balsamique. 

BâUaui,  bdùK-seume,  s.  baume 
m.  [i-kal,  a.  balsamique 

Balsâmic,  —  cal,  bal-same'-ik, 

Bâliister,  bal'-euss-teur,  s.  ba- 
luslr?,  m. 

Buliisti-âdc,  bal-euss-tréde',  s. 
balustrade,  rampe,  /. 

Bâiuboo,  bamm'*bo'ù,s.  bambou, 
III.  tanne  à  sucre,  f. 

Bauibôozle,  bamm-boV-zl,  va, 
tromper. 


BAN 


351 


BAR 


Bambdozler,  bamm-b<nl''-zleur, 
s.  trompeur,  fourbe,  m. 

Ban,  bane,  s.  ban  d  *  mariage, 
m.  inlerdiclion,  ^. 

— ,  va.  analhémiser,  maadire. 

Bauâua,  ba-na'-na,s.  banane,/". 

—  iree,  5.  bananier,  m. 
Baud,  bannd,  s.  lien,  bande;  ra- 
bat, troupe, /'.corps  de  musique. 

— ,  la.  bander,  former  en  bande, 
liguer. 

B&udage,  bann'-dédje,  t.  ban- 
dage, m. 

—  box,  s.  boite  à  linge,  f. 
Bâiidelet,  bann'-di-lelle,  s.  ban- 
delette. 

— .  s.  moulure  plaie,  f.  filet,  m. 
Bâudit,  Bûit  ditio,  bann^-dite, 

dit-tô,  s.  bandit,  m. 
Bâiidog.  ljann/-dog,s.  mâtin,  m. 
Baudolécr  ,    bann-dô-lire' ,    s. 

bandoulière,  giberne,  f. 
Bâiidrol,  baund'-rôl,  S.  bande- 

rolle,  y. 
Bâudy,    bann^-di,  s.    crosse,  f, 

—  leggi'd,  a.  Ijancal,  torlu. 

— ,  un.  ballotter,  renvoyer  de  l'un 
à  l'autre,  agiter, 

Banc,  béne,  s.  peste,  mort;  f. 
poison,  maliieur,  m. 

— ,  va.  empoisonner. 

Bâucftil,  béne'-foul,  a.  funeste, 
mortel,  Ténéneux. 

BâneriiliicsK,  béne'-foul-nesse, 
s.  destructivilé,  propriété  véné- 
neuse, [relie,  /. 

Bàiien-orl,  béne'-oueurtejj.  mo- 

Bang,  banng,  s.  coup,  m. 

— ,  int.  Vboï 

—,  r«.  bailre,  rosser. 

Bâiigle,  banng'-gl,  un. gaspiller. 

Bâiiisli  ,  bane'-icbc,  va.  bannir, 
exiler.  [qui  bannit. 

B.'iiiislicr,  bane'-icbe-eurjS.  celui 

Bâiiishnieiit,  bane'-icbe-mennt, 
.s.  bannissement. 

Baiik,  bangU,  va.  élever  une  di- 
gue, encaisser,  placer  sur  une 
banque,  m. 

— ,  bangk,  s.  digue,  liauteur,  rive, 
bord,  tréteau,  in.  banque,  f.  — 
bill,  —  note, billet  de  iianque, 
—  of  Ihe  sca,  écueii,  m. 


Bânkcr,  bang'-keur,».banqulbr, 
VI.  fqueroulier,  m. 

Bâiiknipt ,  bangli'-reup,  j.  ban- 

— ,  vn.  faire  banqueroute. 

Bâukru|itcy ,  bangk'-reup-ci,  K 
banqueroute,  f.  To  turn  — , 
va.  l'aire  banqueroute. 

Bâuuer,  ban'-neur,  s.  bannière, 
f.  étendard,  m.         [neret,  ?». 

Bâniierel,  ban/-neur-elte,s.  ban- 

Bânuerol,  ban'-neur-ôle,  s.  ban- 
derole, f.  [de-cbambre, 

Bnniiiau  ,  bane'-J-ane  ,  s.  robe- 

BâiiMook  ,  ban^-neuk,  s.  gâteau 
d'avoine.  [quet, festin,  m. 

Bâuquet,   bang^-kouetl,  s.   i<an- 

—  ,vn.  donner  un  repas;  faire 
bonne  chère. 

Bâiiqiieicr,  bang'-kouett-eur,s. 
celui  qui  donne  un  festin;  gas- 
tronome, «!. 

Bâiller,  bann'-teur,  $,  plaisan- 
terie, raillerie,  f. 

— .  u«.  plaisanter,  railler,    [leur, 

Bâiitercr,  bann'-teur-eur,s.  rail- 

Bâiitliiig  ,  banntMinngne  ,  3. 
poupon,  m.  [tême,  m, 

Bâiitisin,    bap'-tizm,   £.    bap- 

Bâ|itisiual,  bap'-tiz-mal, a.  bap- 
tismal. 

Bâptist ,  nâiitizer,  bap''-tist, 
bap'-laï-zeur,s.celui  qui  baptise. 

Bâpiislcry,— «rj',bap/-tis-teur-i, 
tri,  s.  baptistère,  vi. 

Baptize,  bap-ta'ize',t)n.  baptiser. 

Bar,  bar,  s.  barre,  f.  barreau; 
comptoir,  ni.  mesure,  f* 

—  kcepcr,  s.  garçon  de  comp" 
toir  (dans  un  cabaret.) 

—  iiiaîd,s.fille  de  comptoir,  (id). 

—  rooui,  s.  salon  {id}. 
—,va.   barrer,   empèclier,    obs» 

truer,  priver, 
Barb,  barbe,    s.    barbe,    pointe 
d'un    hameçon;     armure    d'un 
cheval,  /.         [cheval  ;  aiguiser. 
— .  vn.  faire  la  barbe;  armer  un 
Bârbacaii,  Barbicau,  bar'^-ba* 
liane,  s.  barbacane, /'.  [bare,))i. 
Barbârinii,bar-bé'-ri-ane,.^.bar- 
Bai'hâi'ic,  bar-bar/-ik,  a.  étran- 
ger. 

Bâi'barauu,bar^-ba-nza,  s.  bar- 


BAR 


352 


BAR 


barisme,  m.  grossièreté,  bruta- 
lité, cruauté,  f.  [barie,  f. 
Barltârity,  bar-bar'-i-ti,  s.  bar- 
Bûrbarlze,  har''-ba-raïze,ra. ren- 
dre barbare,  faire    des    barba- 
rismes,                    [bare,  rude. 
B&i-l>arou*,bar'-bar-euce,a.bar- 
Bârbaroiisly,    bar^-bar-euce-li, 

ad,  barbarement. 
Barbaroiisues»,  bar^-bar-euce- 
ne=sp, s.  barbarie,  f.  [barbe,  m. 
ttiii-bary,    bar'-bar-i,   s.    cheval 
BArlialed,    bar'-bë-ted,  a,  bar- 
belé, barbu. 
Bârlieciie,    bar'-bi-klou,   I.   co- 
chon rôti  en  entier. 

—  ,  va,  f.Tire  rfltir  un  cochon  entier. 
Bûrliod,   bar'-bed,   a.    barbelé, 

bardé. 
Barbcl,  bar'-bel.  a   barbeau, m. 

Lilllo — ,  s.  barbillon,  ?>!. 
Barber, bar'-beur, s.  barbier,  m. 
Bârberry,  bar'-ber-ri,  s.  épine 

vinette,  f.  [m. 

Bard,    barde,  s.    barde,    poète, 
Bare,  bére,/>r^f.  de  Bear. 
—,  bére,  a.  ra's,  pelé,  nu,  simple. 

—  faced,  a.  effronté. 

—  rncedly,  ad.  ouvertement. 

—  Taeeduesa,  ».  effronterie,  f. 

—  foot,  a.  nu-pieds. 

—  headed,  a,  nu-tête. 

—  lu  clothes,  a.  mal  vêtu, 

—  le^ged.  a.  jambes  nues. 

—  iierked,  a.  cou  nu. 

—  ribbed,rt.dontonvoit  lescôtes. 

—  ,t)a.  mettre  à  nu,  découvrir; 
priver,  dépouiller.         [charné. 

Barebone,    bére^-bône,  a.    dé- 

Barely,  bére'-li,  ad.  à  peine; 
simplement;  seulement;  pau- 
vrement, {f.  pauvreté 

Bârcne8s,bére'-nesse,  s.  nudité, 

Bâreworii,  bérf'-oueurn,  rt.  UFé. 

Bargâiti,  bâr'-^uéne,  j:.  marché, 
accord,  m.  To  bave  iiiio  ibe 
— ,  avoir  par-dessus  le  marché. 
A  — !  tope ,  j'y  consens. 

■~,  va.  conclure  un  marché. 

Bargalnée,  bâr-guéne-i',s,  celui 
qui  accepte  un  marché. 

Bâi'gainer,  bâr'-g>jéne-eur,J. ce- 
lui gui  olre  UQ  marché. 


Barge,  bar-dje, s. barge,  barque,^. 

—  man,  s.  batelier,  )?!.  [m. 

—  masler,  5.  patron  de  barquei 
Bark.  bark,  5.  écorce,  f, 

—  mill,  s.  moulin  à  (an, 

—  Iree,  quinquina,  m. 
— ,  ».  barque,  f. 

— ,  .5.  aboiement,  m. 

—  vn.  (as  a  dog),  aboyer,  glt* 
pir,  crier  après  quelqu'un. 

— ,  va.  écorcer  un  arbre. 

BÂrker,  bar'-keur,  s.  aboyeur, 
in.  celui  qui  crie;  écorceur. 

Bàrking,  bar^-kinngne, S.  aboie- 
ment, glapissement,  m.  action 
d'écorcer  les  arbres.         [corce. 

Bârky,  bar'-ki,  a.  qui  cst  fait  d'é- 

Bàrley,  bar'-li,s.  orge,  f, 

—  corn,  grain  d'orge. 

—  meal,  farine  d'orge. 

—  Biigar,  sucre  d'orge,   m. 

—  ^acer,  tisane  d'orge,  f, 
Barm,  barme,  s.  levure,  f. 
Bârmy ,  bar'-mi,  a.  contenant  ds 

la  levure. 

Barn,  barne,  ».  grange,  f.  gre- 
ni  r,  m.  —  Ooor,  s.  aire,  f. 

Bâriiacle,  bar'-na-kl,s.barnache, 
/.  anatife,  m.       [baromètre,  m 

Baréoieler,  ba-rome'-i-teur,  ». 

Barooiétrical  ,  bar-ô-mct^-tri- 
tal,a.  Daromélrique.  [m 

Bârou,  bar'-eune.  s.  baron,  juge, 

Bârouage  ,  bar'-eune-édje,  ». 
baroDuage.  m,  baronnie,^ 

Bâi'oness,  Dar'-eune-esse,  ».  ba- 
ronne, f. 

Baronet,  bar^-eune-ett,  »,  ba- 
ronnet, m.  —  «f  the  exche* 
qiier,  juge  de  l'échiquier.  Tho 
lord  chief  — ,1e  prtmîerjuge. 

Baroniul,  Da-rlV-nial,  a.  ba- 
ron'iial.  [nie,  f 

Rârony,    bar'-eûne-t,  s.   baron- 

Itûrracan,  Dar'-ra-tane,  s.  bou- 
lacan.ï/ï.  [caserne,^. 

Barrack.    Da:'-rak,  s.  baraque, 

— .  tfi.  caseruer, 

Barralor,  Dar'-ra-teur,  s.  chica- 
ueur,  qui  est  coupable  de  bara 
tarie,  m. 

Bârrfatry.  bar'-ra  Iri, ».  cbicanei 
liauoe,  baraterie,  f. 


BAS 


353 


BAS 


nûrrci,  bar/-rel,s.  baril,  canon 
d'un  fu5il,  barillet  d'une  montre, 
fat,  cylindre  d'un  orgue.  —  bel- 
lied,  a.  qui  a  un  gros  ventre. 

—,  va,  mellrc  en  baril. 

Itûrrcllcd,  bar'-reld,  a.  i baril, 
à  canon.  Double  — ?  à  canon 
double,  il  deux  coups  (des  armes 
à  feu). 

flûrrcn,  bar'-renn,  a.  stérile. 

Uài-reiily,  bar'-renn-li,  ad.  stéri- 
lement, [stérilité,  f. 

R&rrcnncss,   bar'-ren-nesse, a. 

ESarricàdc — cado,  bar-ri-kéde^, 
kéd-6,  s.  barricade,  f.       [guer. 

—  cado,  va.  barricader,   baslin- 
Bâi-i-ier,  bar'-ri-eur,  s.  barrière, 

limite,  f. 
Riii-ristcr,  bar'-ris-teur,  «.  avocat 

plaidant,  m. 
Qàrrow,  bar'-r6,  s.  brouette,  f. 

lumulus,>ii. pourceau, m.  Haud 

— ,    brancard ,   m.   civière,    /. 

AVIicII  — ,  brouette. 

—  grcasc,  s.  saindoux,  m. 

—  Iiog  ou  pîg,  s.  verrat,  m. 
Uûi-8ho(,    bar'-chott,  s.    boulets 

raraés.  [échanger. 

ISârler,  barMeur,   va.    troquer, 
— ,  ICâi'Ccry,  bar^-teur-i,  s.  troc, 

écliange,  m.  [queur. 

nûricrer,  bar'-teur-eur,   s,  tro- 
Uâi'<o»,  bar'-tone,  ».  manoir,  ni. 

cpinelte,   cage  &  engraisser  la 

volaille,  /■. 
Râi'traitB,  s.  pariétaire,  f. 
KasâUeB,  ba-zal'-tizjS.basalte,»)!. 
Unse,  béce,  a,  vil,  bas,  infime, 

indigne. 
--  born,  0.  bltard. 

—  court,  s.  basse-cour,  f. 

—  miiided,  a,  vil. 

— ,  s.  base,  f.  fondement,  piédes- 
tal, m.  basse,  f. 

—  clif,  s.  clef  de  fa. 

—  sirliig,  s.  basse,  f.  (mus.) 

—  Kiol,  s. basse  de  viole, /■.  (mus.) 
—5  va,    baser,   asseoir  ;    altérer, 

dégrader.  To  —  a  inctul,  va, 
altérer  le  titre  d'un  métal. 

Bâsolj-,  béce'-li,  ad,  bassement; 
honteusement;  pauvrement. 

BAaen«»,    béce'-nestei  «.  bas- 


sesse^  Illégitimité,  gravité  (du 
son),  f. 

Basil,  bâche,  vn,  avoir  honiei 

Bâshaw,  ba'-cha,  s.  bâcha,,  m. 
pacha.  [modeste,  honteux. 

Baslifiil,  bache'-foul,  a.  timide, 

Uàsbriilly,  bache'-roul-li,ai/.  ti- 
midement, modestement, 

Bâsbriiliicss,  bacbe'-foul-nesse, 
s.  timidité,  modestie,  /. 

Basil,  bazMI,  s.  biseau,  m,  ba' 
sane,  f,  basilic. 

—,  va,  tailler  en  biseau, 

Bàsilica,  ba^-zil-i-ka,  $■  basili- 
que, veine  basilique,  f, 

Bai^ilical,  Basilic,  a.  qui  ap- 
partient à  une  basilique. 

Bnsili»k,baz'-i-lisk,s.  Dasilic,»!. 

Bâsîii,  bé'-sine,  s,  bassin,  m.  eu- 
vette,  f.  bassin  (de  port),  ré- 
servoir, m, 

—  of  a  balaucc,  plateaux  d'une 
balance.  [ment,  m, 

Bâsis,  bé'-cisse,  S.  base,  f.  fonde- 
Bask,  bafik,  va,  vn.  chauffer,  s« 

chauffer  au  soleil  ou  au  feu. 
Basket,  bas'-kett.  S,  corbeille,/, 
panier,  m.  bourriche,  f,  Back 
— ,  s.  hotte,  '.  Uand  —,  s.  pa- 
nier à  bras,  m.  Uaiidlc  — ,  s. 
anse  de  panier,  m.  Hil.t  — ,  s. 
garde  (d'épée)  en  coquille,  f, 

—  mabei-,  i.  vannier,  m. 

—  rod,  s,  osier  &  paniers,  m, 

—  trade,  s.  vannerie,  f. 

—  n'oman,  «.  crocheteuse,  f. 

—  work,  «.vannerie,  f, 
Bûson,  bé'-seune,  s.  bassin,  m. 
Bass,  basse,  ».  basse;  natte,  f, 
Bâss-rclier  ,    Basso-relicvo, 

bass'-ri-lif,   bas-sô-ri-li'-vô  ,   s^ 

bas-relief,  m, 
BAssct,    bas/.sett   s,  (at  cards), 

bassette,  f, 
Basscuct,    bas-si'-nett,  s.    ber- 

celonnetle,  f.  [m. 

Bassooii,  bas-sdime^,  s,  lasson, 
Basséouist,    bas-soîi'-niste,    s 

basson  (musicien),  m. 
Bâstard,     bas'-tarde,  s,  bâtard, 

enfant  naturel. 
— ,  a,  bâtard,  faux. 
Bâitard,     BâslardUe,     bas'- 

23 


BAT 


354 


BAY 


tarde,  baf/-tar-da5za,  vn.  décla- 
rer bâUrd,  engendrer  un  bâ- 
tard, [façon  bâtarde,  en  bâtard. 

Bâstardly,  bas'-larrie-li,  ad.   de 

Bâsturdy,  bas'-lar-di,  s.  bâtar- 
dise, f, 

Bnstc,  bésle.wi.bilonner,  arroser 
(un  rôli),bag:uer,  faufiler,  bâiir. 

BastiiiAdc,  Bustiiiàdo,  ba^-ti- 
néde',  né'do,  s.  baslonoade,  f. 

— ,  va.  bâtonner. 

Bâsting,  bas'-tinngne,  s.  action 
de  bâtonner,  arrosement  (du 
rôti),  fauËlage.  [rôti. 

—  Inddle,  s.  cuiller  à  arroser  le 
Bastion,    bas^-tcheune,  3.    bas- 
tion, m. 

Bâslo,  bas'-tS,  3.  basie,  m. 
BÛHton,  bas'-tone,  s.  bâton,  m. 
Bol,   batl,  s.  crosse,  gros  bâton, 
chauve-souris,  f.  éclat,  m, 

—  fowlcF,  s.  chasseur  nocturne 
(aux  oiseaux).  [beaux. 

—  rowliiig.  s.  chasse  anx  tlam- 
Bâialile,  bé'-ta-bl,  a.  contesta- 
ble, [pe,  f. 

Batcli,  balche,  s.  fournée,  trem- 
Bato,  liéte,  s.    débat,   m.    dis- 
pute, /. 

—  V.  rabattre,  retrancher,  dimi- 
nuer, baisser. 

Bâicfiil,béte'-fouI,rt.  querelleur. 

Bâtemeut,  béle'-mennt,  «.  ra- 
bai'!,  m. 

Balli,  balh,  s.  bain.  ?)J,  Pool — , 
s.  bain  de  pieds.  Iloi  — ,s.  bain 
chaud.  Ilip  —  ,s.  bain  de  siège. 
Saiid  — ,  bain  de  sable.  Va- 
peur — ,  bain  de  vapeur,  m. 
Wuter  — i^  bain-marie,  m. 

—  kceper, s.  baigneur, 7n    [ner. 
Bnilic,  bath,  va.  baigner,  bassi- 

—  .,  va.  se  baigner. 
Biiihitig,  bé'-tbinngne,  3.  bain, 

action  de  se  baigner. 
euwn,  s.  peignoir,  7». 
-  I  oom,  s.  salle  de  bain. 

—  luit,  s.  baignoire,  A 
BAiiiig,  bé'-tinngne,f'r.  excepté 
Bâili-i,  bal'-lett,s.  battoir,  vi. 
Baiiion,  ba-tôiinc',  bâton,  m, 
Biitiailou*,  bat'-lé-lei:ce,a.  mar- 
tial. 


Baltâlia,  bat-ta'-li-ya ,  s.  ba- 
taille, f.  ordre  de  bataille,  m. 

Ballniiou,  bai-taK-îeune,  s.  ba- 
taillon, m.  [fertiliser,  amender. 

Bûiien,  bat'-ln,  va.  engratiier, 

— ,  vn.  s'engraisser. 

— ,  s.  volige,  f.     [œufs  et  au  lait. 

Bàlter,   bat'-teur,    s.    pâte   aux 

—  ,t'rt.  battre  (en  brèche),  abattre. 
Bûtlcrcr,  bat^-teur-uur,  s.  celui 

qui  bat.  ..     [f. 

nâttcry,  bat'-teur-i,  s.  batterie, 
Biiltiv,  bat'-tl, s.  bataille,/',  com- 
bat, m.  —  array  s.  ordre  de  ba- 
taille. In  orderof — ,  en  ordre 
de  bataille.  Pitchcd  —,  s,  ba> 
taille  rangée,  f. 

—  axe,  s.  hache  d'armes. 

—  bst'-ll,  u(i.  se  battre,  contester, 
BAulcdore,  bat'-tl-dôre,  s.  bat- 
toir, m.  raquette,  /". 

Bâillement,    bat'-tl-mennt,    s. 

créneau,  m, 
Bâily.  bat'-ii,s.  de  chauve-souris. 
Ilaiiljée,  ba'îibî',s.  liard,  7î!.   [m, 
Bâvaroy,    bav'-a-roî,  s.  surtout) 
nûvin,  bav'-ine,  s.  bourrée,  fas- 
cine, f.     [gatelle,  breloque,  f. 
BâTObie,bâù'-b!,  s.  babiole,  ba- 
Bâwcock,  biûi'-kok,  s.  petit-maî- 
tre, m. 
Bawd,  bjQde,  s.   maquereau,  f, 
— ,  vu.  faire  le  métier  de  maque 
reau.  [pudicité,  f, 

Râwdiness,  h<SQ'-di-nesse,  s.  im- 
Uâwdrick,    bâû'-drik ,  j.    bau- 
drier, 7>ï. 
Oâwdy.  baV-diin.  obsc&De. 

—  bouse,  s.  bordel,  m. 
BanI,  bdïil,  va.  crier,  brailler. 
Bâwlvr,  bàû'-leur,  s.  criard. 
Bûnling,    baùl' inngne,s.   cris, 

)7i.  rriailleries,  f. 
Bâvrrel  ,  bâù-rel',  s.  faucon  la- 

nier,  7i!.  [»n. 

Bûwsin,  baV-sine,  a.  blaireau, 
Bay,  bé,  s.    baie,  f.  golfe,  m, 

écluse,  travée,  f.  Small— ,anse. 
— ,  vn.  aboyer,  bêler.  To  lie  ai 

— ,  être  aux  abois. 
—,  s.  abois. 
Bay.  bé,  s.  laurier,  m. 

—  berr]r,s.  baie  de  laurieri^t 


BÉA 


355 


DEA 


Bay  eh«iTy,*.  laurier  cerise, m. 

—  tree,s  laurier,  m. 

—  a.  bai,  lirun-ronje,  gris. 
Brighl  — ,  bai  clair.  Brown 
— ,  dark  — ,  bai  brun. 

—  «ait,  s.  sel  gris.  [m. 
Bâj-upd,  bé'-iarde,  s.  cbeTal  liai, 
Bâyiiig  ,    bé'-iuogne  ,   s.    bêle- 
ment, m. 

B&yoïiet  ,  bé'-yeune-ette  ,  s. 
bayonnelte,  f. 

Bo,  bi  (ain,  was,  beon)  vn  itre, 
exister,  devoir,  se  porler,  aller. 
—  well,ill,  se  porler  bien  ou 
mal.  —  well  wiiU  oiie,ètre 
en  faveur  auprès  de  quelqu'un. 
Ho  was  near  Irciiig  kil- 
Ic'd ,  il  fui  près  dêtro  tué. 
Ucre  I  am,  me  voici.  How 
■8  itî  comment  vont  les  affai- 
res? 1  aiu  Co  speack,  c'est  à 
moi  de  parler.  I  caiinot  lie 
witboiit  ït.je  ne  saurais  m'en 
passer.  It  U  cold,il  fait  froid. 
It  is  fiiio,  il  fait  lieau.  It  is 
hol  ^  il  fait  cliaud.  it  is  iio 
■natter,  n'importe.  It  is  ovcr. 
c'en  est  l'ait.  It  i»  so  witli 
me,  j'eu  suis  là.  lict  it  bo 
■o,  soitl  Tbat  is  uolhiiig 
to  me,  cela  ne  me  regarde  pas. 
Tkcr  cis,  il  y  a.  To  be 
abolit  a  tbiiig,  s'occuper  d'une 
cliose.  To  be  out,  se  tromper, 

Bearh  ,  bilche  ,  s.  rivage,  Jn, 
plage,  f. 

Béacby,  bit'-chi,  a.  qui  a  un  ri 
vage,une  plage.        [balise,  m 

Béaeo»,  bi'-kn,  s.  fanal,  phare 

—  Oume,  s.  fanal ,  pnare,  m. 
Beud,  bide',  s.  chapelet,  m.  ro 

saire,  perle  fausse,  bulle. 
Bvadie,   s    bi'-dl ,    s.    bedeau , 

huissier,  n. 
Béadieship  ,     bi'-dl-chipe ,    s. 

fonctions  de  hedeau,  d'huissier. 

—  rall,s.  liste  de  ceux  pour  qui 
l'on  doit  prier. 

Béads-man,  s.  religieux,  men- 
diant, m, 

—  woman,  s  religieuse,  men- 
diants, f. 

BéaBle,bi'-gl,».    açset.  m. 


Bonk,  bike,  s.  bec,  l'éperon  d'un 

navire,  promontoire,  m. 
Bêaked,  bi'-ked,  a.  en  bec,  qui 

a  un  hec.  [las.se,  f, 

Béoker,  bi'-keur,  ».  gobelel,  m. 
Brabriil,  bike'-foul,  s.  becquée, 

f. 
Beal,  bile,  s.  pustule,  f. 
Bcal,  bile,  vn.  abcéder. 
Bcam,  Lime,  s.  poutre,   flèches 

/.  timon,    rayon,  m. 

—  of  uiichor,\erged'uneanere. 

—  of  a  balance,  fléau,  m. 

—  of  a  biill,  mouton,  m. 

—  of  a  ^ean'er^s  Doom,  en- 
souple. 

Bcam,  bime,  V.  rayonner,  dar- 
der ses  rayons. 

Béaiuieas,  bime'-lesso,  a.  sans 
éclat,  sans  rayon.         [radieux. 

Béai»)',    bi'-mi.    a,    rayonnant. 

Beau,  bine,  s.  fève,  f.  Frcuch 
— ,  kidney  —,  haricot,  m. 

Bear,  bére,  s.  ours,  m.  ourse,  f. 

—  garden.s.  ménagerie  d'ours, 
fosse  aux  ours. 

—  herd  ,  —  ward ,  —  driver, 
s.  meneur  d'ours. 

Bear,  bére,  va.  (bare,  bore, 
borne)  porter,  soutenir;  sup- 
porter, souffrir;  essuyer. 

— ,  un.  souffrir,  porter  (des  fruits), 
se  comporter, endurer. 

—  a  part,  avoir  part 

—  a  price,Sire  vendu  à  un  prix, 

—  away,  prendre  chasse  ;  reUf 
porter;  vaincre. 

—  Company,  tenir  compagnie. 

—  don^u,  entraîner,  renverser. 

—  fruit,  porter  du  fruit. 

—  hard,  maltraiter. 

—  in  haud,  tromper. 

—  interest,  porter  intérSt. 

—  off,  parer,  alarguer. 

—  on,  porler,  poser,  imiter. 

—  onc'ii  self  as,  se  donner  pour. 

—  out,  maintenir,  justifier  ;  avan- 
cer, saillir. 

—  sway,  dominer,  régner. 

—  tbe  charges,  payer  les  frais. 

—  toiwards,  gouverner  vers. 

—  iip,  se  bausseri  se  soutenir; 
résister. 


BEA 


35G 


BIX 


—  npon^  se  glorifier  de. 

—  nitiieas,  se  porter  témoin. 
Deard,  lîrde ,    VU.  braver,  ton- 
dre, ébarber. 

— )  s.  barbe,/,  fibres,  f.  pi.  Grcy 

— 1  s.  barbon,  lu.  barbe  grise,/'. 
Beârded,    blrd'    d,    a.     barbu, 

barbelé. 
Be&rdIcsB,   birdMesse,  a.  sans 

barbe,  imberbe. 
Béarei*,  bér^-eur,  s.   porteur.  .% 

note  iinyaUle  4o  tîie  — ,  une 

note  pajableau  porteur. Cross 

— ,  s.  porte-croix,  m. 
Béariiig,  bér'-inngne,  s. aîr, m. 

démarclie,    manière    d'agir,   f. 

support,  gisement,  m.  hauteur, 

situation,  f.   armes,  armoiries, 

f.  pi. 
Bcarish,  bé'-riche,  a.  d'ours. 
Béai'like,  bér'-laîlie,  a.  comme 

un  ours. 
Beasi,  blste,s.  bSte,  f.  animal, 

brutal  ,m. 
— ,  vn.  être  mouche  (aux  cartes). 
Béastliiiess,  lilste'-li-nesse,    s. 

brutalité,  saleté,  f. 
Béastly,  bSste'-li,  a.  bestial, sale. 
Beat,   bite,    va.    (beat;   beat, 

beateii)  battre,  frapper,  punir, 

chasse  r,'vaincre,parcou  ri  r,pi  1er. 
— ,  vn.  battre,  être  agité,     [cher, 

—  aboul,  battre  la  plaine,  cher- 
•—  back,  repousser. 

—  black  aud  blue,  meurtrir. 

—  dowu,  rabattre,  démolir, abat- 
tre, renverser. 

—  flat,  aplatir, 

—  high,  battre  Tort  (du  cœur). 

—  iu,  enfoncer,  cogner. 

—  iiilo,  inculquer. 

—  oue^s  braiiis,  se  tourmenter, 
se  rompre  la  tête. 

—  out,  arracher,  battre  du  blé. 

—  time,  battre  la  mesure. 

—  the   wing,   battre   des   ailes 
pour  s'envoler. 

—  lo  deaih,  assommer. 

—  topowder,  réduire  en  poudre. 
.—  up,  attaquer, 

•-  upon,  agir  avec  Tiolence,  re- 

battre. 
B«»(,bit«,  I.  b«(t«m«Bt,  m. 


ncatc«,n.  bi^-tn,;).  p.ia  Beat) 

battu,  rebattu,  massif. 

—  IracL,  s.  chemin  battu,  m, 
néaier,    bi'-teur,   s.    batteur, 

iialle,  hie,  f.  pilon,  m. 
BcatiOc,  —  cal ,  bi-;  tir/-ik,  t- 

kal,  n    béalifique. 
Bcntificnlly,  bi-a-l!f'-i-ial-li,nd. 

béatifiquemeot. 
Bcniificûtiou  ,     bl-ate-i-fi-ké'- 

clieune,  s.  —  tion,  f. 
Reâiifj',  lii-ate-i-faï,  v.  béatifier 
Bcaling,  bile'-inngne,s.  batterie, 

f.  Iiatlcmont,  m.  battage. 
Béatitude,    bi-ate^-i-tioude,    s 

béatitude,  f, 
Beau,    bô,  s.  damoiseau,  petit- 

maître,  m.  To  sep  up  for  a 

—  ,  faire  le  damoiseau. 
BeAuisIi,  tO'-iche,  a.  i  impant. 
Beaûteoiis,   biou''-tchi-euce,    a» 

beau,  belle.  [ad.  avec  grâce, 
Beaûtcuusly,  biou'-lcbi-euce-li, 
Beaùteousiic8s,biou^-tchi-euce- 

nesse,  s.  beauté,  f. 
BeaûtiruI,  biou'-ti-foul,  a.  beau, 

bel,  7n.  belle,  /".  superbe. 
Beaûiifiill}',  biou/-ti-foul-li,<I(2. 

avec  beauté. 
Beaûtifulucss,    biou''- ti  -  foul- 

nesse,  s.  agrément,  m.  beauté^ 

f.  [bellir,  orner-. 

Beaûtiry,  biouZ-ti-faï,    un.  em- 
Beauty,    biou^-ti,  s.    beauté,   f, 

charme,  m. 

—  spot,  s.  mouche  pour  le  yU 
sage,  grain  de  beauté. 

Béaver,  bi'-veur,  s.  castor,  cha- 
peau, m. 

Béavered,  bi''-veurd,  a.  coiffé 
d'un  castor. 

Becafico,  bik-a-fi'-kâ,  s.  becfi- 
f;ue,  m.  [calmer,  abriter. 

Bvcâlra,    bi-kâme',  va.  apaiser, 

Booâme,  bi-kéme'',  prêt,  de  Be> 
corne. 

Becâuse,  bi-kâùie',  c.  parce  que, 
à  cause  de  ce  que. 

Bcchàuce,  bi-tcLannce',vn.  ar- 
river. 

Becbic,  bi-tchik^  n.  béchique. 

Beck,  bek,  s.  signe  de  tète  ou  de 
main, m. Ta  b«  al  anyaue'* 


BET 


357 


BEE 


— 4  être  aux  ordres  de  quel- 
qu'un. 

néclion,  bek'-kn,  t).  faire  signe. 

Vecifp,  Li-klip/,  ti(T.  embrasser. 

(rcôuaOf  bi-lteume',  vn.  (bc- 
cainay  becouio),  devenir,  con- 
Tenir. 

)  vu.  conTenir,  seoir  à,  être  di- 
gne de.  It  bccoiucs  a  kS»{£^ 
il  conTient  i  ua  roi.  Tbat 
•ull  becouics  yoii  i/evy 
nell,  cet  lialiit  Tous  sied  fort 
bien. 

£ecûmS»s,  bi-keum^-inngne,  a, 
convenable,  séant,  avenant,  qui 
sied,  qui  va. 

Dec6iiiiugl)r  I  bi-keum'-inngne- 
li,  ad.  convenablement,  d'une 
manière  séante. 

Bccôiuingneaa,  bi-keumMnn- 
gnc-nesse  ,  s,  bienséancei  con- 
venable, élégante, 

Bcd,  bed,  s.  lit,  couche,  plan- 
che, /.  carré,  canal,  lit  d'un 
fleuve,  m.  flasque,  f.  Bridai—, 
iitDuplial.  FcHtlier  — ,  lit  de 
plume.  Pïeld  —,  lit  de  camp. 
Foldiiig  —  ,  lit  de  sangle. 
Frttin  — aiid  boiird,de  corps 
et  de  bien»  (law).not — ,  cou- 
che, f.  To  kcep  ouc^s  — , 
être  alité.  Sii-aw  —,  paillasse, 
/.  To  go  to  — ,  se  coucher. 

—  cbamber,  s.  chambre  &  cou- 
cher. 

^  clothea,  },  eouTertures,  f. 

—  eurtaiua,  S.  rideaux  de  llti 

—  '■>ihead  «  J.  chevet,  m. 

w  *«-fee(,  5.  pieds  du  lit,  m.  pi, 
••  fellow,  —   rpaiO)  s»  cama- 
rade de  lit. 

—  aide,  s.  ruelle  du  lit ,  f. 

—  titue,  $.  temps  de  se  coucher. 

—  maker,  i.  celui  qui  lait  le  lit. 

—  pusts,  s.  colonnes,  ou  que- 
nouilles de  lit,  f.  pi. 

Bed,  va.  coucher,  planter,  se- 
— mer,  mettre  en  ordre. 
—,  un.  cohabiter,  [ser,  tremper. 
Bedâbble,  bi-dab'-bl,  V)i,  arro- 
Bedâggle,  bi-dag'-gl,  va.  crolter. 
Bed&sU,  bi-dache',  va,  arroser, 
éclabousser,  souiller,  salir. 


ncdâzzlo,bi-daz'-zl,ua.  ibloatr. 

Bcddpr,  Bédetler,  bed'-deur, 
bi-det'-teur,  s.  meule  inférieu- 
re d'un  moulin  &  huile. 

Ueddfiig,  bed-dinngne'.  s.  lite- 
rie, /'.coucher,  m  [rer. 

Bcdêrk,  bi-dek'',  to.  orner,  pi- 

Bcdéw  ,  bi-diou',  va.  (gard.), 
bassiner,    arroser  légèrement. 

Bedight,  bi-daîle',vci.  parer,  or- 
ner. 

Bediin,  bi-dlme',  va.  obscurcir. 

Bcdûen,  bi-di'-za,  va.    atlifer. 

Bétliaui,  bed''-leume ,  Bedlam, 
maison  de  fous. 

—  likc,  ad,  en  fou. 
Bédluiiiite,  bed^-leume-alle,  $, 

fou,  j)i.  folle,  f.  [paresseux. 
Béd|iresscr,  bed-'-presseur,  s. 
Bcdrûggle  ,    bi-drag/-gl  ,    va. 

crolter.  [tremper,  abreuver. 
Bcdrénch,    Li-drenn'-che  ,   va. 

—  witli  blood,  ensanglanter. 
Béiliid,  Bédridden,  bed'-rid, 

bed'-rid-dn,  a.  alité. 

Bcdi'iic,  bed''-raïte,  s.  le  devoir 
conjugal. 

Bcdi'ôp,  bi-drop',  va.  arroser. 

Bvdiiteud,  bed^'-sted.  S,  bois  do 
lit,  châlit,  m.        [s.  adullère. 

Bédswcrver,     bed'-souer-veur^ 

Bedûiig,  bi-deun'-gue,  va,  fu- 
mi'T  la  terre.        [de  poussière. 

Bcdiist,  bi-deuste',  va.  couvrir 

Bcdivard,  bed/-ouârd,  ad.  dii 
côlé  du  lit. 

Bédwarf,  hi^-dou&rf,  va.  rabou- 
grir, empêcher  de  grandir. 

Bédwork,  bed^-oueurk,  s.  ou- 
vrage aisé,  m.  [miel. 

Bee,    bt,  s.  atieille,   mouche    h 

—  eater,  s.  guêpier,  m, 

—  bive,  —  bouse,  s.  ruche,  f. 

—  gardeu,  s.  rucher,  m. 

—  inHsicr.  s.  éleveur  d'abeilles. 
Beech,  bîtche,  3.  hêtre,  m. 

—  inust,  3.  faine,  f. 
Béccbeu,  bl^-tcben,  a,  de  hêtre» 
Beef,  bif,  s.  bœuf,   m,  viaudd 

de  — . 

—  steak,  s.  bifteck,  TO. 

—  witti^d,  a.  lourdaud. 
Beou,  bine,  ;^ar<.  de  to  U», 


BÉG 


358 


BËH 


•eer,blre,s.  bière,/.  Small  — , 
petite  Lière.  Stroug  —,  bière 
forte. 

—  huiise,  .<.  cabarel,m. 

—  slio^t,  5.  débit  de  bière,  m, 
Beft,    bîte,    ».    betle-poiréc,    {. 

Kc<l  — ,  —  roo« ,  —  radieli; 
—  ravci,  betterave. 

Bcetle,  bî'-tl,  s.  escarbol,  bat- 
toir, m.  bie, /".  maillet,  mouton. 

—,  vn.  avaacer,  faire  saillie,  sur- 
plomber. 

—  brdwed,a.  qui  a  des  sourcils 
épais. 

—  heâde<l,a.  stupide,  lourdaud. 
Bécvi-8  ,  IjÎvz,  ».  Jil.  bœufs,  m. 
Berâll,  bi-fauK   (bcrell,  befal- 

leii),  vn  arriver,  survenir. 

BeTît,  bi-fite'',  va.    convenir  à. 

Befittiiig,  bi-fitez-iongne  ,  a. 
convenable. 

Beroàmcil.  bi-fômd',n. spumeux 

Bcfoél,  bifolil',  vn.  infatuer, 
rendre  fou,  tromper. 

Befére,  bi-fôre',  pr.  avant,  de- 
vant, par  devant,  plus  que,  plu- 
tôt que. 

— ,  ad.  auparavant,  avant. 

—  and  bvliiiid, devant  derrière. 
Bcr<ireliuiid,bi-r6rt:'-hannd,a(2. 

par  avance,  et  li 'avance.  Gi»e— , 
faire  avance.  Taki-  up — ,  anti- 
ciper.To  be  — ,êtreà  son  aise. 
To  be  —  witb  one,  devan- 
cer quelqu'un.  [autrefois. 

Brl'<}rcliine,  bi-fôre''-taîme,  ad. 

Bcrôriiiue,  bi-rore'-tchiaune,i>n. 
arriver. 

Brfôiil,  bi-faôtil,  va.  salir,  g&ter. 

Bcrriénd,  bi-frennd',  vn.  favori- 
ser, [ner  de  franges. 

Befringe,     bi-frinndje',  va.  or- 

Beg,  beg,  va.  mendier,  deman- 
der, supplier,  prier. 

— ,  vn.  vivre  d'aumônes. 

Begân,  lii-gane',  pi'c/.  de  Begin. 

Begét  (bcgot,  begolteii).  bi- 
guett',  ua.  engendrer,  produire, 
causer. 

Bcgéitvr,  bi-guet'-teur,  s.  celui 
qui  engendre.  [diant. 

Bcggar.    beg^-gueur  ,    s.    men- 

~~  maid,  5.  jeune  mendiante. 


—  man,  ».  mendiant. 

—  v'omati,  s.   mendiante. 

— ,  va.    réduire  à    la   mendicité, 

rendre  impossible. 
Béggarlinoiis,       beg''-gueur-li- 

nesse,  s,  état  de  mendicité,  m 

gueuserie,  f. 
Bcggarly,  beg'-gueur-li,a.  ché 

tif,  pauvre,  indigent. 
— ,  ad    ehétivement. 

—  doings,  s.  bassesses,  f.  pU 
Béggary,  beg'-gueur-l,  s.  gueo 

série,  mendicité,  f. 
Beg<u    (Begau,    Bi-giiu),    bV 
guine',  V.   commencer,    débu- 
ter. 

—  afresb,  anew,  agniu,  re- 
commencer, se  renouveler. 

—  the  norld,  entrer  dans  le 
monde.  [mençant. 

Bogiiinpr, bi-guin''-neur, 5.  com- 

Beginiiiug,  bi-guin'-ninngne,s. 
commencement,  éiémenls,  tn. 

Begi'rd  (Begii-l ,  Brgii'dvd, 
Begin),  bi-gueurd',  va.  cein- 
dre, lier. 

Begiiàw,bi-nfll',  Dit. ronger,  [en. 

B<'g6iic,  bi-gone',  inl.  aliez-vous- 

Begôtlen,  bi-gol'-tn,  a.  cn;;en- 
dré.  The  fli-sl  —  le  premier 
né.  Only  —  sou,  fils  unique. 

Begréitse,  bi-grize',  va.  oindre. 

Begrime,  bi-graïme',  xja.  noircir 
avec  la  suie,  barbouiller. 

Begiiflc,  bi-guaïle',  va.  décevoir, 
abuser,  surprendre,  tromper. 

Beguiler,  bi-guaS'-leur,  ».  abu- 
seur,  m.  [?in. 

Begûii.  bi-gueune',  part,  de  Be- 

Bckâir,  bi-hâf,  s.  faveur,  f. 
égard,  m.  In  my  — ,  en  ma  fa- 
veur. On  bis  —,  de  sa  part. 

BebAve,  bi-liéve',  vn.  se  com- 
porter, se  conduire. 

Bcbâ\ioiir,bi-béve''-ÏQUf.  »  soa- 
duite,  contenance,  f. 

Bcbead,  bi-béd',  va.  décapiter, 
dicolier.  [^décapitation,  f. 

Bcbéuding,   bi-béd'-inngne,   ». 

— .  niacbine,  s.  guillotine,  f. 

Bebcld,;ia>-t.  de  to  Bchuld. 

— ,  a.  contemplé.  [ment,  ?rt, 

Debcst,  bi-hest',  ».    commande- 


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Behiiid,  bi-baïnnd',  pr.  ad, 
derrière,  en  arrière  de,  après, 
en  retard  de.  To  be  —  îit 
one^B  work,  être  en  arrière 
dans  son  ouvrage.  To  rail  ol 
one  —  hts  back,  se  moquer 
de  quelqu'un  en  arrière.  To 
ride  —  eue,  monteren  croupe. 

—,  band,  bi-bainnd'-hannd,  ad. 
en  arrière.  To  be  —  îo  *be 
world,  6lre  mal  dans  ses  affai- 

Bvb^ld    (Bebeld  ,     Beheld), 

bi-hôld',u. regarder,  conlempler. 

— ,  int.   voici  1  voilà!  tenez. 

Bchôlden,  bi-hôl'-dn,  a.  rede- 
vable,  obligé. 

Bcbôlder,  bi-boK-deur,  s.  spec- 
tateur. 

Bchéidiiig)  —  nesB,  bi-hôK- 
dinngne,nesse,  s.  obligation,  f. 

Bebôof,  bi-houf,  >.  avantage, 
profit,  î)î. 

Bebôve,  bi-honve',  vn.  impers., 
convenir.lt  BehoTe«,il  im- 
porte, [avantageux,  utile. 

Bchévefui,    bi-houve''-roul  ,    a, 

BehénI,  bi-haôùl'',  va.  hurler 
après. 

Being,  bi'-inngne,  s.  être,  état, 

— m,  existence, condition,  denipu- 
re,  f.  Tho  suprême  — ,1'Être 
suprême.  The  time  — ,  le 
temps  présent. 

—  ibat,  c.  puisque,  tu  que. 
Bcl&bour,  t>i-lë'-beur,va. rosser, 

battre. 

Bclâce,  bi-léce',  va.  tresser,  ga- 
lonner,  donner  des  étrivières, 

Bélumie,  beK-a-mi,  s.  mailres- 
se,  f.  [amant,  m. 

Bélamonr ,     beK-a-monr  ,      s. 

Bclated,  bi-lé'-ted,  a.  surpris 
par  la  nuit. 

Belây,  bi-lé',  va.  entraver,  dres- 
ser des  embûches. 

—  o  rope,  amarrer  une  corde. 
Bcicb,  beicbe,  t.  rot,  m. 

— ,  vn.  roter.  [crépite. 

Béldam,  bel'-dame,  s.  vieille  dé- 
Bcléagucr,  bi-M'-gueur,  va.  as- 
siéger, bloquer.        [assiégeant. 
Belcaguerer,  bi-li'-gueur-eur,s. 


Bclémnite,   bi-lem'-nite,  t.  bé» 
lemnite,  f.  [froi,  m. 

Béirry,  bel/-fr!,  ».  clocher,  bef- 
Belle  ou  Bely,  bila!',va.  contre- 
faire, imiter,  calomnier. 
Bélier,  bi-lif,  s.  créance,  foi,  f. 
Uard   of  — 4  incrédule.  Easy 
of  — ,  crédule.  Pas»  ail  —, in- 
croyable, [ble. 
Beliévnble,  bi-H-va-bl',  a.croya- 
Belicve,  bi-livB',  tja.  croire, pen- 
ser.   To    make  one  — «  faire 
accroire.                            [fidèle. 
Bcliéver,  bi-l!'-veur,s.  crojant,' 
Bcliéviiigly  ,    bi-lt'-vinngne-li , 
ad.  avec  foi.     [ment,  peut-être, 
Bvlibe,  bi-lalke',  ad.  apparem- 
Beiive,  bi-laïve',  ad,    prompte- 

ment,  vite. 
Bell,  bell,  s.  cloche,  clochette, 
bonnette,  f.  grelot,  ??!.  Alarm 
— ,  tocsin,  m,  Cbime  of —  s, 
carillon,  m.  l.ittle  — ,  s.  son- 
nette, clochette,  f.  Riug  of 
—  B,  sonnerie,  f. 

—  cloppcr,  battant  de  cloche. 

—  fnBhioued,  a.  carnpaniforme. 

—  founder,  s.  fondeur    de  clo- 
ches, m. 

—  glass,  s.  cloche  (de  verre). 

—  mnn,  s.  réveilleur,  crieur, 

—  métal,  métal  de  cloche. 
Bell,  bell,  vn.  donner  des  fleuri 

campaniformes,  raire. 
Béliadoua,  beK-la-do-na,  j. bel- 
ladone, f. 
Belle,  belle,  s.  une  belle,  f. 
Béllcs-lettreB  ,    beK- lé-teuri, 

belles-lettres,  f.  pi. 
Bellaonrer  ,     beK-flô-0 

campanule,  f. 
Bclligcraut  —  roiis,  bel-lidje- 

é-rannt,  é-reuce,  a.  belligérant. 
Bélliiig,   bel''-linngoe,  s.  le    cri 

des  liêtes  fauves  en  rut. 
Belli'poteiit,  bel-lip'-ô-tennt,  a. 

redouialtle  dans  la  guerre. 
Bcll«>w  ,    bel^-lô,    vn.    beugler, 

mugir,  vociférer,  gronder. 
Bélloniiig,  bel'-lô-ouinngne,  .1, 

beuglement,  mngisseȔent,  m. 
BcIloHB,    bel'-lôze,  s.  soufflet, 

ventilateur,  m. 


i-OHeur  ,  s. 


BEN 


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BEN 


Bélliiîne,  beK-liou-ine,(T.  bestial. 
Bélly,  bel'-li,  j.  Tenire,  m.  pan- 
se, f. 
— ,  va.  faire-ventre,  se  gonfler. 

—  arhe,  i,  mal  de  Tentreinî.  co- 
lique, f. 

-•  liand,  ».  Tenlrière  de  cheTal. 

—  bound,  a.  constipé. 

—  friend,  j.  parasite,  m. 
ImI,  s.  ventrée  ,  f. 
^od,  j,  glouton,  m, 

—  piiiched,  a.   afamé. 

—  liinber,  j,  ifivres,  m.p/, 

—  nrorm,  s.  ténia,  m. 

—  of  a  lu*e,s.  table  d'un  luth,  ^. 
Bellwélher,    bell-oué'-//ieur,  ». 

sonnailler(la  première  bête  d'un 
troupeau).  To  bear  «be  boll, 
8lre  le  roi,  la  reine  de  la    fête. 

Bclôcb,  bi-lolc',  ra,  fermer  à  clef. 

Belôiig,  li-lonng',  vn.  apparte- 
nir, concerner.  [»ori. 

Belôved,  bi-leuvd',  a.  chéri,  fa- 

Belôw,  bl-14',  ad.  en  bas,  au- 
dessous. 

—,  vn.  injurier,  outrager. 

Belsnrâgger,  bel-souag'-gueur, 
s.  fanfaron,  6er-à-bras,  m. 

Bcii,  belle,  s.  ceinturon,  bau- 
drier, bandage,  vt. 

—  maker,  s.  ceinturier. 

—5  va.  passeren  sautoir,  ceindre. 
Bclvidere,  beK-Ti-dir.e,  s.  beWé- 

dère,  m. 
Bcmâd,  bi-mad',t)a.  rendre  fou. 
Bemire,  bi-malre'.i;. embourber. 
Bcmoân,  bl-m4ne',ua,  plaindre, 

lamenter. 
Bcmoâuer,  bi-m8'-neur,  ».  fai- 
seur de  lamentations,  m. 
Brmocli,  ti-mok',  va.  railler. 
Bvmàil,    bi-moïK,  va.    mouiller, 

S04iiller.  [déformer. 

Bi-mângter,  bl-monns'-leur,  va. 
B<-iifcÛ8e,  bi-miouze^,  va.  rêver, 

se  livrer  à  la  rêverie. 
Bemûsed,  bi-miouzd',«. qui  fait 

des  réflexions  creuses. 
Bouch,  bennche,  s.  banc,  établi, 

î)i.  cour  de  justice,  f. 
—  va.  mettre  sur  un  banc,  garnir 

de  bancs,  siéger.  [seur, 

Béncber,  beun'-clieur,  »,  asses- 


Beud,  bennd,  s.  bande,  f.  lien, 
m.  courbe,  f. 

—,  ta.  (beat,  beni)  courber, 
plier,fléchir,  bander,  tendre  di- 
riger. On  mjrBeuded  buées, 
à  genoux.  Ta  be  cruelly 
Beat  against  oue,  s'acharner 
contre  quelqu'un. 

— »  vn.  se  plier,  se  courber,  se 
pencher,  s'incliner. 

—  back,  recourber, se  reconrber. 

—  forward,  s'accroupir. 

—  «be  brow,  froncer  le  sourcil, 
Béndable,  benu^-da-bl,  a.  plia- 
ble, souple. 

Bénder,  benn'-deur,».  personne 
qui   plie,  courba  ;  tireur  d'arc, 
m.  instrument  pour  bander. 
Déiiding,benn'-dinngne,  ».  tour, 
détour,  pli,  m.  pente,  cambru- 
re, f.  [matite,  f. 
Béndwilb,  bennd'-ouilhe,  A-,  clé- 
Reuéaped.  bi'-nipt,  a.  engravé. 
Beiiéath,  bi-nir/ie',yr.  SOUS,  au- 
dessous. 
— ,  ad.  en  bas,  là-bas. 
— ,  dessous,  au-dessous. 
Beued(cli»n,  benn-i-dilt'-cheu» 

ne,  «.bénédiction,  /. 
Denvfâclioii,  benn-i-fak'-ch«u- 

ne,  s.  don,  bienfait,  »?. 
Benefâclor,  benn-i-fakMeur,  ». 

bienfaiteur,  m. 

Bener&ctrpgs,  benn-i-fakMres- 

se,  s.  bienfaitrice,  f,     [fice,»!. 

Héneflce,    benn/-l-flce,  s.  béné- 

Bëueflced,   benn'-i-fiste,  s.  qui 

a  un  bénéfice,  bénéficier,  m. 
—  clergjriuaii ,  bénéficier,  m, 
Beuéflccuce ,  bi-nef/-i-cennc8, 
s.  bienfaisance,  lénéficence,  lar- 
gesse,/, [bienfaisant, 
Benéllceiil,  bi-nef'-i-cennt,  a. 
Bciicd'cial,    benn-i-fiche'-al,   a, 

avantageux. 
Bciit-ficiany,benn-i-ficiie''-al-li, 

aU.  avantageusement. 
BeueficialiiesB  ,   benn-i-fiche'- 

al-nesse,  s.  utilité,  /. 
Beueficiary,  benn-i-fiche''-a-rl, 
s.a.  bénéficiaire,  bénéficiai,  feu- 
da taire. 
Béueat,  benn/-i-file,  s,  bienfail. 


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BES 


servlee,  bénéficei  profit,  m.  fa- 
veur, grâce,  f. 

—  (otilicclergy),  pri-vilége,ni. 

•-  •ocivty,  s.  tociété  de  secours 
mutuels. 

—,  la.  faire  au  bien,  favoriser. 

^5  vn.  profiter,  tirer  parti. 

Bcuét,  bi-netf,  va.  prendre  aux 
filets,  attraper. 

Beuévoleiice  ,  BenoToleiit» 
nesB,  bi-nev'-ô-lennce,6-lennt- 
nessc,  s.  bien-veillance,/.  bonté, 
charité,  f.  don  gratuit,  m. 

BeucToloiil,  bi*ncY^-ô-ieont,  a. 
bon,  affable,  cliaritable,  m. 

Bénjuiuin,  benn'-dja-raine,  (• 
benjoin,  lait  virginal,  m. 

Beuight,  bi-na1te',  va.  anuiter, 
obscurcir. 

Beiiighted,  bi-naï''-tid,  a.  sur- 
pris par  !a  nuit, par  l'obscurité. 

Bcuign,  bi-aaîne',a.  béiiiu,bien- 
faisant,  doux. 

Beuignity,  bi-nig'-ni-ti,  s.  bé- 
nignité, douceur,  ^     [gnemcnl. 

Beiiîgiily,  bi-naïue''-li,  ac2.béui- 

Bciiisou  ,  benD''-i-zeune,  s.  bé- 
nédiction,/' 

Bent,  bennt,  s,  pli,  penctiant,m. 
résolution  fixe,  disposition. 

—,  II.  enclin,  porté,  bandé. 

Beuûuib.bi-neume',  va.  engour- 
dir, glacer,  étonner,  stupéfier. 

Beuzôin,  bena-zoloe',  t.  ben- 
join, m.  [1er,  farder. 

Bepâint,  bi-pénnt',t;a.  barbouil- 

Bepiiich,bi-pinnclie',  ua.  pincer. 

Bi-piss,  bi-pisse',  va.  compisser, 

BeqHeâtIi,m-koui//ic',i>. léguer. 

Beqiiéat,  Bequéutlimeut,  bi- 
kouesle^,  bi-Icouit/te^-nieDDt,  s. 
legs,  m. 

Berûitle,  bi-ral^-tl,  va.  faire  du 
bruit  pour  se  moquer. 

Beréave,  bi-rivc',  va.  (bereft, 
bereav^d),  dépouiller,  priver 
ravir. 

BeréavemeKt  ,  bi-rive'-meont, 
«.privation,^,  [gamote,  ^ 

Bérganiot,  ber'-ga-mote,s.  ber- 

Berby'me,  bi-raïme^,£.  rimer. 
Berlin,  ber-line',  s.  berline,  f. 

Beru,  bermeiS.  berin»,/.    [»i. 


Bérrjr,ber''-rî,ï.  baie, ^. grain,»» 

— ,  vn.  produire  des  baiesi 

nérj'l,  ber/-il,s.  béril,  m. 

Bescrânrl,  bi-skrâïiK,  DO.  bar- 
bouiller (écrire).  [abriter. 

Bcscréeu,  lii-skri  ne',  un.  cacher, 

Besécrh,  bi-citche',  V.  (be» 
soiigb<,  besougbO,  supplier, 
conjurer. 

Bescum,  bi-ctme',  vn.  convenir. 

Besét,  bi-cetl',  va.  (be»e»,  be— 
■el),  obséder,  assiéger, guetter, 
environner,  attaquer. 

Be*brénr,bi-sbraù',t;fX.  maudire. 

Beside ,  lii-salde,  prép.  auprès, 
après,  outre,  hors,  hormis,  ex- 
cepté. 

—  uature,  ad.  contre  nature. 
Besidcs,  lii-saïdi', pr.  outreiex- 

cepté,  hors  de. 

—  ,n(i.  d'ailleurs, de  pIu3,enoatra 
—  ibai,  outre  que. 

— ,  ad.  encore. 

Besicge,  bi-cidje',  t'(l.  assiéger. 

Beaiégod,  bi-ci'-djd,  s.  assiégé, 
m.  [géant,  m. 

Besîéger,    bi-cl'-djeur,  s.  assié- 

Bcnlûbber,  bi-sleuV-beur,  voij. 
Beaniéar. 

B«siuéar,bi.smire',U(î. barbouil- 
ler, salir,  fouiller.  [1er. 

Bcsmii'Cb, bi'-smirche, »(!.  souil. 

Befiiiiiàke,  bi-smôke',  va.  enfu- 
mer, fumer,       [avec  de  la  suie. 

Beaniût,  bi-smeuie',  va.  noircir 

Béaom,  bi^-zeume,  ).  balai,  m. 

— ,  un.  balaver. 

Besôrt,  bi-'sorte'jVn.  convenir  à. 

— ,s.  compagnie,  suite,  A  train, 
m.  [ter. 

Bcsôt,  bi-sote',t)n.  abrutir,  hébé- 

Besôiigbt,  bi-sâQte',  prêt,  da 
Beseccb» 

Bespângle,  bi-spang''-g^,  va. 
orner  de  paillettes,  faire  élia- 
celer. 

Be8pâtier,bi-spat''-teur,ua>  écla- 
bousser, asperger. 

Bcspâwl,  bi-spaùK,  va.  couvrir 
de  crachats. 

Bespéak,  bi-splke'  (beapabo^ 
bespoke  ;    bespokeu,    bc8«> 

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BET 


i,  ordonner,    prier,  annoncer, 
retenir  (quelque  chose). 

Bespéaker,  bi-spV-lieur,  s.  celui 
qui  commande-  qui  adresse  la 
parole,  etc. 

Bespéckie  ,  bi-spek'.kl,  va.  ta. 
eheter,  moucheter.  [sur. 

Brapén,    bi-spiou',  va.    -vomir 

Bespice^  bi-spaïce',  va.  épicer, 

Bcspit,  bi-spile',L'a.  cracher  sur. 

Bespôke,  bi-sp6ke',pref .  et  part. 
de  Bee|.euk. 

Bespéken,  bi-spy-kn, a.  décom- 
mande, retenu,  prévenu. 

Bcspét,  bi-spôte',  va.  lâcher. 

Bcsprcad,  bi.spred',  va.  (bc- 
apread,  bespread),  semer, 
étendre,  couvrir. 

Besprént.  bi-spreanl',  va.  arro- 
ser, mouiller. 

Bespriuklo,  bi-sprinn'-kl,t'n. ar- 
roger, répandre.  [Bcspii. 

Bespûller,    bi-speut'-teur,  loy. 

Best,  beste,  a.  meilleur. 

— ;  ad.  le  mieux. 

Besi&in,  bi-sténe',  va.  tacher. 

Be«téad,bi-5iéd',i;r7  (bestéad, 
bestéad,  bvstcadvd),  profi- 
ler, servir,  accommoder. 

Bestial,  bes^-tchi-al,  n.  bestial, 
de  bête.  [tialité,  f. 

Bestiâlity,  bes-tchi-al'-i-ti,s.bes- 

Béstiall/,  bes^-tchi-al-li,a^.  bru- 
talement. 

Besti'ck  bi-slik' (be«»iick),ua. 
faire  des  marques  sur,  percer  de 
traits. 

Bestfnk  bl-stinuk'  (Beslunk), 
va.    empuantir. 

Bestir,  bi-sleur',  vn.  s'empresser 
(pour  une  chose);  donner  une 
impulsion  vigoureuse. 

Bestôw,  bi-stô',i'n.  donner, con 
férer,  dépenser,  employer,  di;- 
poser.  [de  donner,  do 

Beatôwal,   bi-stô'-al,    s.    action 

Beatâner  ,  bi-stô'-eur,  s.  qu 
donne,  qui  dispose. 

Beatraûgbt,  bi-straute',  a.  Ton 

Bestréw.  bi-slrou',  ca.  (be. 
■tre-wed  ,  'Nîstrov'u) ,  ré 
pandre. 

Bealrfdo    a    borce,  bi-straïde- 


(bestrode,  bestrid,bestrida 
deii),  va.  monter  à  cbeval| 
être  à  califourclion. 

Bpstûd,  bi-steud',  t;a.  garnir, 
orner  de  clous. 

Met,  bett,  s.  pari,  m.  gageure,  f. 

— ,  va.  parier,  gager. 

Betôj:,  bi-taguc',  va.  galonner, 

[tetâiled,  bi-léld',a.  muni  d'une 
qu-eue. 

Retâke,  bi-ttke'  (bctook,  be- 
takeii).  tvj.  prendre,  saisir,  a- 
voir  recours  à,  se  rendre, se  re- 
tirer, [souffrir,  permettre. 

Bctéem,   bi-lîme',   vu.    donner, 

Detbiiik,  bi.think',  vn.  (be- 
thoiight),  penser,  ruminer, 
s'aviser.  [esclave. 

Bethrâll,  bi-lhrâîill',t)a.  rendre 

Betbûmp,  bi-theump',  va.  ros- 
ser, battre. 

Beti'de,  bi-taîde',  vti.  arriver,  a- 
>fenir.  Woe  —  thee,  malheur 
à  toi. 

BoiimeB,  bi-laSmz',  nd.  de  bonse 
heure,  à  propos,  assez  têt. 

BotleouBetel,bittl',s.  bétel,))!. 

Betokeii ,  bi-tô'-kn,  tJ.  présager, 
signifier,  annoncer. 

Betook,  bi-to'uk/,  prêt»  de  Be- 
take. 

Betàos  ,  bi-tosse',  va.  agiter, 
troubler,  ballotter,  berner. 

Betrdy,  bi-tré',  v.  trahir,  livrer, 
tramer,  exposer  à. 

Betràjer,  bi-tré'-eur,  S.  traître, 
m.  traîtresse,  f. 

Bctrâyiiig,bi-lré'-inngne,s, l'ac- 
tion de  trahir,  trahison. 

Bctrim ,  bi-lrime',  l'a.  orner, 
parer,  embellir. 

Betrôtb,  bi-troth',  va.  fiancer, 
nommer  à  un  évfiché. 

Bcirôtbing,  bi-trotb'-inngue,». 
fiançailles,  f.  pi. 

Betrûst,  bi-treusle',  va.  confier, 

Bcttée  or  Betty,  bet-tl',  cro- 
chet de  voleur,  rossignol. 

Betler, bet'-teur, S-  supériorité,/'. 
1  love  bim  tbc  —  for  ii, 
je  l'en  aime  davantage.  I 
tlioiigbt  —  of  it,  je  me  suis 
ravisé.  Sball  ■  be  tbc  —  for 


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BIS 


U,  gagnera!-je  quelque  chose  k 

cela? 
—5  arf. mieux.  To  be— ,  se  porter 

mieux,  valoir  mieux.  —  aud  — , 

de  mieux  en  mieux.  So  miicU 

•lie  — ,  taDt  mieux. 
— ,ad.    meilleur.  To   make — , 

rendre  meilleur.  To  groiw — , 

se  corriger. 
Béttcr,  bet'-teur,  va.  améliorer, 

rectifier,  bonifier,  avancer. 
Beltéred,  bet-teurd',  »   devenu 

meilleur,  amendé,  amélioré. 
Béttor,  bet'-teur,  s.  parieur,  m. 
Betwéen,  Betvixt,    bi-touine^f 

touiiist/,  pr.  entre. 

—  deck,  entrepont,  m. 

—  whiles,  de  temps  en  temps. 
Béiel,  Bévil,  beV-il,  j.  fausse 

équerre,  béveau. 

—,  va.  équarrir,  tailler  en  biseau. 

— ,  vn.  biaiser,  aller  de  biais. 

Bever,  UOy.  Beavep. 

Béver,  biv'-eur,  s.  goûté,  m. 
collation,  f. 

Béverage,  biv'-eur-idje,  S.  breu- 
vage, m   boisson,  bienvenue./. 

Bévy,  bev'-i,  s.  volée,  compagnie 
(de  perdrix),  troupe,  bande,  f. 

Bewûil,  bi-ouéle',  va.  pleurer, 
regretter. 

BcTâiling,  bi-oué'-linngne,  s. 
p\suri,  f.  pi.  regrets,  m.  pi. 

Bewâre,  bi-ouére',  un.  se  garder 
de,  prendre  garde. 

Bewéep,  bi-oulpe^,  va.  pleurer, 
arroser  de  pleurs.         [arroser. 

Bewét,  bi-ouetle',  va.  mouiller, 

Bi;v«'ilder,  bi-ouiK-deur,  va.  era- 
barasser,  dérouler,  égarer. 

Beivîtcb,  bi-ouitche'',  va.  ensor- 
celer. To  be  Bi-wilchi-d 
^icb  «  womati.  61  re  éperdiî- 
meni  amoureux  d'uue  femme. 

Beiviceher,  bi-ouitcb'-eur, s.  ce- 
lui qui  ensorcelle. 

Bewiichci  y  ,  —  ment ,  bi- 
ouiiche'-ri,  —  raennt,  s.  sorti- 
lège, ensorcellement,  m. 

Bewiicbiug,  bi-ouitche'-inngne, 
a.  charmant,  enchanteur,  7n. 

Bewrây,  bi-ré/,  va.  déceler, 
tromper,  trahir. 


BeTr&5ep,bi-ré'-eur,s.tra1tre,»n. 

Bcyônd,  bi-jonud',  pr.  au  delï, 
delà,  outre.  —  measure,  outra 
mesure.  —  (ho  rcacb,  hors 
d'atteinte.  To  go  —,  passer 
outre.  [d'une  bague, ?n. 

Bvzel,  Bcxil,  béz'-il,  s.  chaton 

Bézoar-stoue,  bi'-zôre-slône, 
s.  bézoard,  m, 

Bézzle,  bez'-zl,  t)(i.  boire,  man- 
ger («on  bien),  dissiper, 

— ,  s.  débauche,  di-sipation,  f. 

Biângiilated  ,  Bliiiigiilou* , 
bi-anng'-giou-lé-led,  leuce,  a, 
bianguleux. 

Bian,  baï'-ace,  s.  pente,  f.  pen« 
chant,  ni.  inclination,  direction, 
f.  To  put  ont  of  his  —,  dé- 
sorienter. To  met  a  —  upon 
one  towardii  any  thing, 
inspirer  le  goût  d'une  chose. 

— ,  ad.  en  travers,  de  biais.  To 
go,  «o  eut  — ,  aller  de  travers, 
couper  en  biais. 

— 9  vil.  faire  pencher,  gagner, pré- 
venir, diriger,  détourner. 

Bib,  bibe,  s.  bavette,  f.  — »,  a- 
tours,  m.  pi. 

—  apron,  s.  tablier  à  bavette. 

— ,  vn.  buvolter.  [ivrogne. 

Bibâcious,    baï-bé'-cheuce  ,  a. 

Bibber,  bib'-beur,  s.  biberoni 
ivrogne,  m. 

Bible,  baï'-bl,  s.  bible,/'. 

Bililieal,  bib/-li-lial,  a.  biblique. 

Bibliographes,  bib-li-ôg'-ra- 
feur,  s.  —  phe,  m. 

Bibliographe,  bibli  ôg'-rs-fi, 
s.  ~phie,f. 

Biblioinania,  bib-li-û'-mé-ni-a, 
s.  — manie,  f. 

Bibliouiâninc,  bib-lia-ma'-nî- 
ak,  s.  bibliomane. 

Bibliophilus ,  bib-li-ô'-fil-euce, 
s.  — phile,  tn. 

Bibliôiheeal,bib-li-oth'-i-kal,a. 
qui  dépend  d'une  bibliothèque. 

Bibuloua ,  bib''-iou-leuce  ,  a, 
spongieux. 

Bice,  bice,s.  vert-pâle,  m. 

Bicker,  bik'-eur,  vit.  escarmou- 
cber,  quereller.         [relleur,m. 

Bickerer,  bik'-eur-eur,  s,  que- 


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Bfekerlug,  bik'-keur-ioDgDS,  s. 

querelle, ^  [gorne,  m. 

Bikern,  bik'-keunie,  s.  bec,  bi- 

Dicorne,  nicôrnoiis^bi^-korne , 

bi-kor^-neuce,  a.  à  deux  cornps. 

Did,  bide   (bad,  biil,  bidden, 

bid),t)n. ordonner,  commander, 

dire,    offrir,    enchérir,  convier. 

—  déflaiice,  défier, 

—  falr,  offrir  un  bon  prix. 

—  farem-ll,  dire  adieu. 
— .  up9  enctiérir. 

— 7  9.  enclière,  /". 

Biddau,  piirt.  de  Bid. 

Bidder,  bid'-deur,  t.  plus  offrant 
enchérisseur,  m. 

Bfdding,  ljid''-dinngne,  I.  com- 
mandement, ordre,  m. 

Bide,  baïde,  ra.  endurer,  souffrir. 

—,  voy.  Abido, 

—,  vn.  demeurer,  vifra,  habiteaf' 

Bidéntal ,  bi-denn'-tal,  a.  bi- 
dental 

Bi'del,  bi'-dé,  s.  bidet,  m. 

Bi'ding,  baï/-diungue,  S.  rési- 
dence, demeure,/'.  [ans. 

Biéuiial,  bi-en'-ni-al,a.  de  deux 

Bier,  blre,  s.  civière^  brancard 
[i  porteries  morlsj,  bière, /. 
cercueil,  m. 

Biéstiiigs,bls'-tinngz,  s. premier 
lait  d'une  vache  qui  vient  de 
voler.  [sens. 

Birûriaiia,bi-ré'-ri-euce,a.àdeux 

Bîferous  ,  bifM-reuce,  a.  qui 
porte  deux  fois  l'année. 

Bifid,  BiOdated,  bal-fide'',  b\!>- 
i-dé-ted,  a.  bifide. 

9<rold,  bal'-l'Ald,  u.  double. 

Bifôrimed,  baî-forind^,  ti-  à  deux 
c*rps.  [bifurqué. 

BiCûrcated,  bai-reur^-ké-ted,  a. 

Bifurcâlion,  bal-reur-ké'-cheu- 
ne,  s.  —Cation,  f, 

Big,  big,  a.  gros, m.  épais, grand, 
plein,  orgueilleux,  brave.  To 
grow  —,  grossir,  Hy  henrt 
i»  — ,  j'ai  le  cœur  gros.  To 
be  —  iviih  a  projeci,  avoir 
un  projet  en  tite. 

—  bellied,  pansu. 
•>  bodicd,  replet. 

^  uap|>ed,  it  gros  grain. 


—  wlthaehlld,remmaeneelnt6, 
grosse.        [vanlerie,  insulte, /'. 

—  Word»,  grosses  paroles,  f,  pi, 
Bigainist,   big'-a-miMe,    s,  bi- 
game, m. 

nigniujr,  biç'-a-ml,».  bigamie, f 

Disgiii,  big'-guine,  s.  béguin,  m. 

liigbt,  balte,  s.  crique,  f. 

Bi'ijly,  big/-li,  ad.  fièrement. 

BigucM,  blg'-nesse,j.  grosseur, 
grandeur,  f.  [tuffe. 

Bigot,   big'-eute,  s.  bigot,  tar« 

Bigoied,  big''-eute-ed,  a.devena 
bigot.  [rie,  f. 

Bigotry,  blg'-eute-ri,  «.  bigoto- 

Blgswuiii,  big'-sou6lne,a.  enflé. 

Bilberrjr,  biK-beur-i,  s,  mura 
des  haies. 

Bi'lbo,  bil'-bA,  s.  rapière,  épée.  f, 

Bilboe»,  bil'-bôze,  >.  fers,  m. pi. 

Bile,  baïle,  J.  bile,^.  furoncle, "i. 

Bilge,  bildje,  t.  largeur  du  fond 
d'un  navire.  [un  écuoil. 

— ,  va.  toucher,  se    briser  centra 

BilUry,  biK-Ia-ri,  a.  biliaire. 

Bilingagaie,  bil'-iuugz-guitei  *. 
langage  de  la  halle. 

Biliuguou*,  baï-linng'-goueuca. 
n.  à  deux  langues.  [colère. 

Bilioii*  ,  bil'ieuce,   a.  bilieux, 

B<lk,  hilke,  va.  duper,  flouer. 

Bill,  bil,  s.  bec,  m.  hache,  Abil- 
let,  compte  d'argent,  m.  loi 
soumise  au  parlement  ou  adop- 
tée par  lui  ;  ordonnança  du  mé- 
decin, affiche,  f. 

—  full,  s.  becquée,  f, 

—  of  «xchauee,  lettre  de  cban* 
ge,  f.  [m. 

—  ef  lading,  *.  eonnaissemenl, 
— ,  va.    se  becqueter,  s'entrebai» 

ser  comme  les  pigeons, afficher. 

Billal,  biK-lett,  s.  biichette.  ^ 
note,  billet  doux;  billeltes. 

— ,  va.  loger  des  soldats  par  bil- 
lets (de  logement),  délivrer  des 
billets,.  [h7. 

Billiards,  biK-Ieurdz,  s.  Dillard 

Billinrd-ball,s.bille,  f. 

—  eue, —  stick,  queue,  masse. 

—  cluth,  «.  drap  de  billard. 

—  player,  $.  joueur  de  billard, 

—  ruoua,  s.  salle  de  billard. 


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BIT 


Billtard  tabl«,  s.  billard,  m. 

nillîoii,bil'-lieune,s.lrillion,m. 

Billow,  b\['-\&,  S.  houle,  lame, 
■vague,/'. 

—,vn.  s'entier  comme  une  vague. 

Billowy,  L'iK-16-i,  a.  enllê. 

Bill, bine,  s.  cotTre,  m.  huche,/. 

Bi'uai-y,  baî'-né-ri,  a,  binaire. 

Biud  ,  bainnd  ,  va,  (bouiid; 
bouud,  boundcn),  lier,  atta- 
cher, ceindre,  relier,  obliger, 
resserrer,  border,  barder. 

— ,un.  contracter,êlre  obligatoire. 

Bind,  s.  sarment,  m.  tige,/. bot- 
teleur,  hart,  m.  [m. 

Biudcr,  bainnd'-eur,  s.  relieur, 

Biuding,  baïundMnngne,  S.  re- 
liure, liaison,  /.  bandage,  m. 
obligation. 

—,  a.  astringent.  [seron,  m. 

Bîudwecd,   binnd'-oulde,  s.  li- 

Binuécle,  biQ-Da''-kl,  s.  habi- 
tacle, /.  [m. 

Binocle,    binnM-kl,  t.  binocle, 

Bin6culaF,  bal-nok^-iou-leur,  5. 
qui  à  deux  yeux.  [me,  m. 

Bifiiôniial,  baï-nû^-mi-al,  s  bino- 

Biégrupher,  baï-og''-ra-feur,  t. 
— phe,  ?)i.  [pbie,  m. 

Biégrapby  ,    baï-og'-ra-fi,  s.  — 

BfpurouB,  bip^-é-reuce,  d  .bipare. 

Bipartite,  bip'-ar-laïle,  a,  divisé 
en  deux.     [s.  division  en  deux. 

Bipartition ,  bîp^-ar-tiche-eune, 

Bîpcd,  ba!/-ped,  a.  bipède. 

Bipedal,  bip^-dal,  a.  k  deux 
pieds. 

Bipciiiiatcd,  baF-pen-né-tcd,  a. 
ayant  deux  ailes.         [bipélale. 

Bipctnious,  baï-pèt'-a-leucc,  n. 

Biqiittdrate ,  —  tic ,  baï-kouâ^- 
dréte,  dré-tik,  s.  qualiième 
puissance. 

Birch  ,  beurtche,  S.  bouleau,  m. 
■verges,  /.  pi.  [leau. 

Bii'cheii,  beur'-tclienn,  a. de  boii- 

Bii*d,  beurde,s.  oiseau,  vi.  Cock 
— ,  mâle.  Hen  —,  femelle.  A 
lîttle  —  tolil  me,  mon  petit 
doigt  m'a  dit. To  be  biidwil- 
ted,  avoir  une  tête  de  linotte. 

_  boit,  s.  petite  flèche,  /. 

—  call,  s.  appeau,  pipeau. 


Bird  catcher, — mau,  Birder, 

s.  oiseleur. 

—  lime,  s.  glu,  /. 

— '•  iicst,  s.  nid  d'oisean. 

—  pouch,  s.  gibecière,  /. 

—  «eller,   s.  oiselier,  m. 
Bii'd,  va,  chasser  aux  oiseaux. 
Bîrdiiig,beurd'-inngne,s.  oisel- 
lerie, chasseaux  oiseaux. 

—  pièce,  s,   Tusil  à  chasser  aux 
oiseaux.  [oie  sauvage,  /. 

Birgaiider,  bir'-gann-deur,     », 
Birth,  beurlh,s.  naissance,  na- 

tivilé,  souche;  portée, source, /. 

commencement,  lieu,  .-ang,  m. 

—  day,  jour  de  naissance,  m, 

—  place,  s.  lieu  nalal,  m. 

—  right,  —  doom,    droit  d'aî- 
nesse, m, 

—  (uiitiincly), s. faur-se  couche,/, 
Birtbnort,   beurtb^-oueurte  j  S. 

(fco.)  aristoloche,  /. 
Bieaniiual,   biz'-an-niou-al ,  a. 

bisannuel. 
Biscuit,  bis'-kite,  s.  biscuit,  m, 

Scu— ,  Ship—, biscuit  de  mer. 
Biacct,   bi'-sekl,   va,  diviser  en 

deux.  [vision,/. 

Biscciion,  bi-sek^-cheune,  s.  di- 
Bisbop,    biche^-eup,  s.  évoque, 

m,    fou  (at   ckcgs);    bisbop 

(diînk). 
— ,  va.  confirmer.  fché,  m. 

Bi9boprîc,biche^-eup-rik,  s.évfi- 
Bisli,  bisk,  s.  bisque,  /.   coulis, 

bouillon,  711.  [m, 

Bisinutli,  biz'-meuth,  s.  bismuth, 
nigôu,  baï-sone',  s.  bison,  m. 
Bissextile,  bis-seks'-lil,    s.  bis- 

Eexle,m.  année  bissextile  (leap 

year),  /. 
— ,  a,  bissextile. 

Bislort,  bis'-torte,  s.  historié,  /. 
uiktoiiry,  bls'-teur-i,s.  bistouri, 

m. 
Uisii'c,  bisZ-teur,  ,5.  cislre,  jn. 
Bisûleoiis ,    baï-seulk^-euce,   a, 

à  pied  fourchu. 
Bit,  bile,  })rét.  et  i>art,  de  Bitc. 
— ,  s.  pièce,  /.   bout,  brin,  peu 

(un),  mors,  frein,  m.  mèche,  /'. 

morceau,  vi. 
—,  va.  emboucher;  biller  un  cible. 


BLA 


3CG 


DLA 


niteh,bitche,s.chieaQe,  f.  Shag 

— ,  s.  caniche,  m. 

Bite,  baïle,  s.  morsure,  piqûre, 
bouchée,  attrape,  fourberie,  f. 

Dite,  va.  (I>il,  bi(t<-ii,  bit), 
mordre,  ronger,  pincer,  attra- 
per, duper.  [dant. 

—  oll,  emporter  la  piécp  eu  mor- 
Di'ter,   bai'-teur,    s.    qui    mord, 

trompeur,  filou,  î71, 

Bilîng,baS'-liuDgne. s. morsure,/'. 

— ,  a.  mordant,  piquant. 

Biliugly  ,  Liaï'-tinngne-li,  ai. 
d'une  manière  satirique ,  pi- 
quante, etc.  [de,  m. 

Bittacle,    bit'-ta-kl,    s.    habita- 

Bitteu,  s.  yart.  de  Bit. 

Bîitep,  bit^-leur,a.amer,  rude,  ai- 
gre, ipre,  dur,  cruel,  [quinte,/'. 

—  gourd,  bit-teur-gourde,s.  colo- 

—  Bweet,  s.  douce  amère,  f. 

—  woi't,  s.  gentiane,  f. 
Bîtterisb,  bit'-leur-iche,    a.  nn 

peu  aruer.  [ment 

Bîttei'ly,  bit'-teur-lî,  ad.  amè-re^ 
nillerii,  Biltoiir,  bit'-teuru,  S 

butor  (oiseau),  m. 
Bittenics»,  btt^-teur-ne=se,«.  a 

mertume,   dureté,  f.    satire,  /■. 

malice,  f. 
Bilùmeii ,  bi-tiou^-menn,  9.  bi 

tume,  f.  [a.  Ditumineui 

Diiûmiuous  ,  bi-tiou^-mi-ncuce 
Bitàuuiiiate  ,    bi-tiou^-mi-néle 

va.  bitumer. 
BiTalve,Bîvâlvu]ar,baî^-valTe 

baï-TaK-viou-leuria.  bivalve. 
Bivouac,  bi'-vou-ak,  s.(mil.j  bi 

vouac,  ïïi» 
Btab,  Llab,  vn.  jaser,  bavarder, 

—  \ia.  conter,  répéter,  divulguer 
— ,  Blnbbcr,  b;ab,s.  bavard,  j 

seur,  babillard,  rapporteur. 

Blâbber,  blab'-beur,  v.  Blab. 

Blûbl>iiig,  blab'-^binngue,  s  ba- 
\ardago. 

BInck,  blak,  (t.  noir,  de  couleur 
l'oucée,  deuii,  triste.  Ta  pal 
on  — ,  preniire  le  deuil.  —  aiid 
bliic,  .s.  riieurtrifsure,  f.  a 
livide.  To  luok —  upou  Qiie, 
regarder  rie  travers, 

Blart,  s.  nécromancie,  f. 


—  beppy,  black'-ber-ri,  I.  mûre, 
framboise  sauvage,    [drftie,  m. 

—  berry  biiiih,  X.  ronce, ^.  mû- 
rier des  haies,  ni. 

—  bii-d,  s.  merle,  m. 

—  book,  registre  de  l'échiquier. 

—  caille,  gros  bétail,  »i. 

—  ciirraul,  .s.  cassis,  m. 

—  dny,  jour  fatal.  [m.  pi. 

—  fri-ars,  S.  pères  Dominicains, 

—  guard,  blag'-gârd,  s.  goujat, 

—  lead,  s.  molybdène,  f. 

—  leg,  s.  escroc,  grec,  m, 

—  letter,  s.  lettre  gothique,  /. 

—  mouday,  s.  jour  d'exécution, 
m.  [gresse,  moresque,  f, 

—  moor,  s.  nègre,  more,  m.  né- 

—  shoe,  s.  décrotteur. 
Bl.ick,  s.  nègre;  noir,  m, 
Blâckamoer,    blak'-amenr,    * 

nègre,  m.  [diffamer. 

Blâcken,    blak'-kn,  va.  noircir, 

—  *  V71.  devenir  noir,  se  noircir. 
Bl.^cUish  blak'-iche,  a.  noirâtre. 
Biâcking,  blak'-inngne,  s.  noir, 

m.  cirage.  [ceur. 

Blâckly  ,  blak'-Ii,  ad.  avec  noir- 
Blâckiiess,  blak'-nesse,  s.  noir- 
ceur, /.  [geroa,  m, 
BIAcksmith,  blak'-sraith,  s.  for- 
uiâdder  ,  blad'-deur,  j,  vessie, 
pustule,  f. 

—  mit.  s.  baguenaudier,  m. 
Blâddcred,  blad'-deurd,  a.  gon- 
flé, enflé,  ampoulé.        [culem. 

Blnddery,  blad'-deur-i,  a,  vési- 

Bliide,  bléde,  s.  lame;  chauve; 

brave,  luron,  gaillard.  Joliy — , 

joyeux    compagnon,    Spauish 

— ,  lame  de  Tolède.  [/. 

—  boue,  s.  paleron,  7?î.  omoplate, 

—  siiiith,  5.   armurier,  fabricant 
d'armes  blanches. 

Blaiii,  bleue,  s.  clou,  furoncle, 
m.  tumeur,  f.  [mable. 

Blâmabl.-,    blé'-ma-hl,   a.    blâ- 
Blâmubli-ni'Ks  ,  blé'-raa-bl-nes- 
se,  s.  faute,/,  ce  qui  est  blâma- 
ble, [manière  bâmable. 
Blâniably,blé'-ma-bli,n(i.  d'une 
Blâme.    bléme>  Va.   blâmer,  re- 
prendre, [reproche  ,  7?î. 
— ,  blême,  s.  blâme,  m.fau'e,  f. 


DLA 


3G7 


BLE 


BIAmefuI,  blémeZ-fouI,  o.  bl4- 
mable.  [prochable. 

Blttmeless,  bléme'-lesse,  a.irré- 

Dlâmolessly  ,  Lléme'-lesse-li , 
ad.  innocemment. 

BlàmelefiBness  ,  bléme^-lesse* 
nesse,  s.  innocence,  f. 

Blâmer,  blé'-meur,  «.  censeur, 
critique,  m, 

BIAmeworthy  ,  bléme'-oueur- 
<fti,s.bl&mable,  digne  de  blâme. 

Blaiich,  blann^ciie,  va.  blanchir, 
peler;  pallier,  éluder. 

BIAiicber,  blann'-cbaur,j.  blan- 
chisseur, m.  [blanchiment. 

Blâiiching,  blann'-chinngne,  5* 

—  boiise,  s.  blanchisserie,  f. 
Blaiid,  blannd,  a. doux, aimable. 
Blandiluqiience  ,  blann-diK-ô- 

iiouenDce,^.  doux  langage,  lan- 
gage caressant.       [ter,  cajoler. 
Blâudish,  blann'-diche, ra.  flat- 
BlAiidisbnieiit  ,    blann''-dicho- 
mennt,    s.    cajolerie,   f.    doux 
mots,  tendres  caresses. 
Blauk,   blanngk,  a.  blanc,  pâle, 
blême,  confus. 

—  bond,  s.  blanc-seing,  m.  carte 
blanche,  f. 

—  verses,  Ters  blancs,  m.  prose 
mesurée  ou  cadencée,  f. 

—,  but,  s.  billet  blanc,  ?)î. 

BInnk,  va.  laisser  en  blanc,  eN 
facer;  confondre, décontenancer. 

Blâuket,  blanng^-kett,  s.  couver- 
ture, f.  lange,  m.  blanquette, 
f.  blanchet,  »«. 

— ,  l'a.  couvrir  avec  une  couver- 
ture, berner. 

Blânkly,  blanBgkMi,  ad.  avec 
pâleur,  confusion.  [der. 

Blure,   blére,  vn.  mugir,  gron- 

Blasphéme,  blas-fime',  va.  blas- 
phémer, wi.        [blasphémateur. 

Blas|ibénier ,    bias-fî'-meur,    s. 

Bla«[ihéinou«  ,  blas-S^-meuce, 
a.  blasphématoire,  impie. 

Blnspbémoual  j,  blas-B'-meuce- 
li,  ad.  avec  impiété. 

BInspheniy,  blas'-fi-mi,  s.  blas- 
phème, »n. 

Bliisi,  blaste,  s.  son  (d'un  ins- 
trunientàvent),  >n. souflle,coup 


de  vent,  brouissure,  explosion, 
contagion. 

— ,  va.  flétrir,  dessécher,  anéa» 
tir,  frapper  de  stérilité,  faire 
sauter.  [tagion,  f. 

Blàstuient,  blasle^-mennl,  s.con' 

Bloy,  Bleak,  blé,  blik,  s.  ablet- 
te, f. 

Blaze,  bléze,  s.  flamme,  lumière, 
f,  éclat,  m.  publication,  f. 

— ,  vn.  flamber,  jeter  de  l'éclat. 

— ,  va.  publier,  divulguer. 

—  abroad,  va.  divulguer. 
Blazer,  blé'-zeur,s.qui  divulgue. 
Blàzing  ,    blé'-zinngne,   a.  qui 

jette  de  l'éclat,  brillant,  flam- 
boyant. 

—  star,  s.  comète,  f. 
Binzon,   blé'-zn,  va.  blasonner; 

célébrer,  expliquer,  divulguer. 
—,  s.  blason,  m.  déclaration. 
Blaïooer,blé^-zneur,s.armoriste» 
Blâzniii-]',  blé'-znri, s.  blason,  ?n> 
Blca,  bli,  s.  aubier,  m. 
Bleacb,  blitche,  va.  blanchir  ail 

soleil. 

—  j'ard,  s.  blanchisserie,  f. 
Bléacber,  bli/-lcheur,   s.    blan- 
chisseur, m.    [blanchiment,  )», 

Bléaobiiig,     bli'-tchinngne,   s. 

Bleak,  Bléaky,  blil:,  bli'-ki,  u. 
froid,  pâle,  glacial. 

Blcak08b,blik/-fiche,s. ablette,/'. 

Bléukiiess,  blik^-nesse,  s.  froi- 
dure, f.  froid,  m. 

Blear,  blire,a.  trouble, chassieux. 

—  tbe  sigbt,  D.  obscurcir  la  vue. 

—  eyed,  Bleàrcd-a.  chassieux. 
Bleârediiess,  bli'-red-nesse,  S, 

vue  trouble,  chassie,  ^. 

Bleat,  blite,  im.  bSler. 

BIc&tinj;,  bli'-tinngne,  s.  bêle- 
ment, m.  [bulle,  f. 

Blob,  bleb,  s.  pustule,  ampoule. 

Bled,  prêt,  and  part,  de  Bleed. 

Blecd,bllde,i;a.i;)i. (bled;  bled, 
blooded),  saigner.  [m. 

Blcéder,    blî'-deur,  s.  saigneur, 

BIccding,  bll'-dinngne,  s.  sai- 
gnée, f.  saignement,  m. 

— ,  (i.  saignant,  navré. 

Blcmi8b,blémeMche,  va.  déflga* 
rer,  diffamer,  flétrir,  tacher. 


IJLI 


308 


BLO 


Dlëinlsh,s.diirormilé,IIétri6Surc, 
tache,  f. 

nlc-Birli,  LIennctio,  s.  tressaille- 
ment, recul  de  crainte,  m. 

— ,  t7i.   tressaillir,  reculer. 

Illciid,  blennd,  va.  mêler,  con- 
fondre, allier.  [s'allier. 

—,  vn.  se    mêler,  ^e    conTondre, 

ttlesH ,  blesse,  va.  bénir,  rendre 
heureux,  favoriser,  souhaiter 
du  bien. 

-  me,  int.  bon  Dieu  1 
nlésBcd,  Mes'-sed,  a.  béni,  bé- 
nit,saint,  heureux,  bienheureux. 

Bléssedly,  bles'-sed-li,  ad.  heu- 
reusement, [féliciié,  /. 

RIcRgcducss,  bles'-!ed-nesse,s. 

Blesser,  bles'-seur,  s.  celui  qui 
bénit. 

3(lcM8ing,  bles'-sinngne,  F.  béné- 
diction, grâce,  f.  bienfait,  JH. 

niest,  bleste,  a.  béni,  heureux, 
bienheureux. 

niew,  blioii,  prêt,  de  BIo«v< 

Bliglit,  blaïte,  s.  brouissure, 
nielle,  fléirissure,  tache,  f. 
rouille,  /'.  [tacher. 

— ,  t'a.    brouir  ,    gSter ,    flétrir, 

Itlind,  lilaînnd,  a.  aveugle, igno- 
rant, ohscui-,  caché. 

— ,  s.  voile, 7?i.  tromperie, blinde, 
persicnne,  œillière,/'. 

—  of  oiic  cjc,  borgne. 
—,  fa.  aveugler,  éblouir. 
Bliiidrold,    blaïnnd'-fôlde,     va. 

bander  les  yeux.  [flexion. 

— ,  a.  les  yeux  bandés,   .sans    ré- 

Ulindly,  blaïnnd'-li,  ad.  aveu- 
glément. 

miud-niaii's-biiir ,  blaïnnd'- 
manz-beuff,  s.  cligne-mutette, 
f.  cûlin-maillard,  îït. 

ï5liiidiieBs,blaïnd'-nessc,s. aveu- 
glement,»H.        [côlé  faible,  m. 

niiiidsidc,    b'.aînnd'-salde,s.  le 

Uliudworiu ,  blaïund^-ouerme, 
s.  orvet,  m.  unvoye,  f. 

Bliuk,  blinngk,  vn.  cligner,  ne 
pas  voir  dislinclemenl. 

—,  s.  clignement,  clignotement. 

Blinkni'd,  blinugk'-eurd,  s.  qui 
cligne,  qui  clignote,  qui  a  de 
mauvais  jeux. 


Bliss,  blice,  s.  rélicitéi^.bonhenr, 

VI. 

Blinfirul,  bliss'-foul,  a.  bienheu- 
reux, heureux,         [^reusement. 

Rli'ssritll}',  blis5'-roul-li,a(Z.heu- 

Blisoriilncss  ,  bliss^-foul-nesse, 
s.  béatitude,  f.  bonheur,  m. 

Blister,  bliss'-teur,  s.  pustule^ 
ampoule,  f.  vésicatoire,  m, 

—  Oy,  s.  mouche  &  vésicatolres, 
canlbaride,  f. 

— ,va.    appliquer  un  vèsîCïloire, 

faire  venir  des  ampoules. 
— ,  vn.   se  former  en  vessies,  se 

couvrir  d'ampoules. 
BUtlie,  -  fiil,  blaî//ic',  blal^Ae'- 

tuul,  fl.  gai,  joyeux,  enjoué. 
Bliihly,  hlaïr/je'-li,arf.gaiement, 

joyeusement. 
Blitbiiess,  —  BoineiicsfB,  blal* 

ï/ic^-ne?se,  seume-nesse,s.gaîô- 

tc,  f.  enjouement,  m. 
Blîihsouie  ,   blaï/Ae'-seume,   $, 

gai,  enjoué.  [fler,  bouffir. 

Bloitt,  blôle,  va.  l)!, gonfler,  en- 
Blôated.  blô'-led,  fl.  bouffi,  jouf-  . 

flu.  [enflure,  bouffissure,  ^. 

ISlôntednesB,  blô'-ted-nesse,  S. 
Ulôljbei— lip,   lilôb'-beur-lip,  (. 

grosse  lèvre,  lippe,  f. 
Blobkci'-lip|ied  ,      blôb'-beuo 

lipt,  a.  lippu. 
niocb,  blol{,  s.  bloc,  ))).  tête  de 

bois,  forme,   f.    billot,  citp   de 

mouton,  jii.  poulie,  f.  obstacle, 

lourdaud,  m.        [blockhaus, »;■ 

—  hoiise,    —   bans,    s.    fortiUi 

—  tin,  S.  étain  lin,  m. 

— ,  ua.  bloquer.  To  —  up,  fer- 
mer, condamner,  murer.      \}n. 

Blockûdc,  blok-kéde',  s.  blocus, 

— ,  va.  bloquer,  faire  un  blocus, 

Blécbbead,  blok'-béde,  S.  be- 
nêt, sot,  m. 

niôckish,  blok'-iche,s.  stupide. 

BlûcUisbIy  ,  blok'  iche-li,  ad» 
stujjidement.      [s.  stupidité,  f, 

niôckisbiieEs.  blok'-iche-nesse, 

Blôiniii'},  nlûoinary,  bloum'- 
a-ri,s.  fourneau  à  alGner. 

Blond,  blonnd,  s.  blond. 

■lluod,  bleudc,  s.  sang,  m.  racei 
famille,   colère,  itiocelle,  f. 


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369 


BLU 


meurtre,  jus,  m.  Cold  —,  s. 
sang-froid  ,  m.  In  cold  — ,  s. 
de  sang-froid. 

—  guiliiness,  s.  meurtre,  m. 

—  hoiiud,  s.  limier,  m. 

—  bot,  n.  aussi  chaud  que  le  sasg. 

—  lei,  va.  saigner. 

—  Ictting,  s.  saignée,  f. 

—  rcd.  n.  rouge,  empourpré,  m. 

—  sheddcr,  s.  meurtrier,  m. 

—  Btoiie,  s.  sanguine,  f* 

—  sucker,  s .  sangsue,  f. 

—  tbirsiy,  (1.  sanguinaire. 

—  vessel,  s.  vaisseau  sanguin. 

—  warmi,  a.  un  peu  plus  que 
tiède.  [de  sang. 

—  wit,  s.  amende   pour  effusion 
— ,va.   tacher  de   sang,  saigner, 

exaspérer. 

—  (lo  let),  va.  saigner. 
Bloôdily,  bleude'-i-li,  ad.  cruel- 
lement, [cruauté,^. 

Bioédiuees,  bleude^-i-nesse,  s. 

Bloôdii'ss,  bleude'-lesse,  a,  qui 
n'a  point  de  sang,  lâche. 

— ,  ad.  sans  effusion  de  sang. 

BIoédsbed,  bleude'-cbéde,  >.  ef- 
fusion de  sang,  f, 

Dloôdshcdder ,  b!euâe'-ched> 
deur,  s.  meurtrier,  m. 

Bloédahot,  a.  rouge,  éralllé, 
enflammé. 

Bloôdy,  bleud'-l,  a.  sanglant. 

—  flux,  s.  flux  de  sang. 

—  miikded,  sanguinaire. 
Blooin,  bloùme,  »,  fleur,  f,  bou- 
ton de  fleur,  m. 

— ,  vn.  fleurir. 

Bloôming,  blôùroMnngne, a. fleu- 
rissant, florissant,  à  la  fleur  de 
l'âge. 

Bioômingly,  bloùm'-iungne-li, 
a.  d'une  manière  florissante. 

Bloômy,  llmimM,  a.  fleuri. 

Blôssoiu,  blos'-seume, 5.  fleur, ^. 

— ,  vn.  fleurir,  être  en  fleur, 

Blot,  blote,  va,  tacher,  ternir, 
boire  (le  papier).  — out,  rayer, 
effacer. 

—,  s.  tache  , rature,  flétrissure,  f. 
(aux  dames),  dame  à  souffler. 

Blotch,  blotche>  Si  pustule,  ta- 
che, f. 


Blote,  blole,  vn.  séchera  la  fa- 
mée,   fumer.    Blotcd    race, 

f.  visage   bouffi.  Bloted  her— 
rings,  s.  harengs  fumés. 
Blôliiiig,    blot'-tinngne,    a,  qui 
fait  des  pâtés,  des    taches,   qui 
boit  (du  papier). 

—  case,  s.  buvard,  M. 

—  paper,  «.  papier  brouillard, 
buvard. 

— ,  s.  barbouillage,  m. 

Blow,  bl6,  s.  coup,  événement 
soudain,  coup  latal;  piqûre  d'un 
papillon  r^ur  loger  ses  œufs. 

— ,  vn.(blcw,  blown),  souffler, 
venter,  sonner,  retentir,  sifjiar,. 
s'épanouir,  fleurir. 

— ,  va.  chasser,  souffler,  sonner,  ^ 
amener,  répandre,  faire  con- 
naître, soulever,  allumer,  en- 
fler, gonfler,  couvrir  de  piqftrer 
(d'insectes)  ,  faire  épanouir , 
faire  fleurir. 

—  a  bern,  sonner  de  la  trompo. 

—  away,  écarter,  emportev,  dis- 
siper. 

—  down,  renverser,  abattre. 

—  in,  faire   en'.rer  en  soufflant. 

—  off,  dissiper  en  soufflant. 

—  oue/s  noae,  se  moucher. 

—  oui,  éteindre,  faire  sortir  an 
soufflant. 

—  over,  passer,  se  dissiper. 

—  up, sauter  par  l'effet  de  la  pon- 
dre, faire  sauter, élever  en  l'air, 
faire  jouer,  exciter. 

—  upon,  décrier,  nuire,  souf- 
fler dessus. 

Biéwer,  blO'-eur,  s,  souffleur, 
tablier  de  cheminée,      [viande. 

Blôw-fly,  blô^-flal,  s.  mouche  k 

Blôn-pipe,  bl&'-palpe,  s.  chalu- 
meau, m. 

Blôwing,  bl(^-lnngne,  s.  action 
de  souffler, »>n,  soufflage,  souf- 
fle, m. 

—  weatbcr,  s.  temps  orageux, m. 
Blonib,  blôthe,  s.  floraison,  f. 
Blowze,  blaouze,  s.  crosse   rou- 
geaude, f,  [couleur. 

Bléwzy,  blaou'-il,   a.   naut   ea 
Blûbber,  bleub'-beur,  s,  graiss» 
de  baleine. 

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DOD 


BIAbber,  tin.  s'enfler  les  joues  à 

force  de  pleurer. 
— 1  va.  pleurer  comme  un  Teau. 
Bladgeon  ,     l)leud'-djeune ,    f. 

gourdin,  m.  trique,  /. 
Blur,  bllou,  a.  bleu,  azuré. 
— ,  s.  bleu,  m.  azur,  bas-bleui 

—  l>ottlo,s.  bluot,  mouclie  bleue. 
— ,  va.  bleuir,  mellre  en  bleu. 
Blûely,  bliou'-li,  ad.  en  bleu, 
Blûoiics8,blioij/-nesse,s.la  cou- 
leur bleue.  [brusque. 

Bluff,    bleuT,    a.    rude,    Tenne, 

Blôish,  bliouMche,  a.  bleuâtre. 

Blnuder,  blennn'-deur,  va.  faire 
une  béTue,  se  tromper,  errer 
To  —  otit,  licher  (divulguer). 

.^-,  s.  bévue,  faute,  /". 

Blûnderbiiss  ,  bleunn'-deur- 
beuce,  s.  espingole,  f. 

Blûnderer  ,  Illuiiderhoad  , 
bleunu'-deur-eur,  hédo,  s.  é- 
tourdi,  brouillon. 

Blâiideriug,  bleunn'-deur-inn- 
gne,  s   élourderie. 

Blunt,  bleunnt,  a.émoussê,  gros- 
sier, brusque.  To  grow  — , 
vr.  s'émoussert 

—,  va.  émousser,  réprimer, 

Blûiitly,  bleunnl'-li,  ad.  tans 
pointe,  brusquement. 

BIniitiiess  ,  bleunnl'-nesse,  s. 
état  de  ce  qui  est  émoussé, 
brusquerie,  f,  [a.  stupide. 

Blûntwllted,  bleunnt'-ouit'ted, 

Blur,  bleur,  >.  tache,  rature,  f. 

—  ,  vn.  tacher,  effacer. 
Blurt,  bleurte,  vn.  dire  étourdl- 

ment.  [honte. 

Blusb,  bleuche,  vn,  rougir  de 
—,  s.  rougeur,  f.  apparence  sou- 
daine, [boute  ou  de  pudeur. 
Blûsby,  bleucheM,  a.  rouge  de 
Blaster,    bleus^-teur,  vn.    faire 

du  bruit,  faire  le  fanfaron. 
—,  ».  bruit,  tapage,  m.  fanfaron- 
nade, /.       [lanfaron,  tapageur. 
Blâflterer  ,    bleus^-teur-eur,    8, 
Blûsteriiig,  bleus'-teur-inngne, 

a.  bruyant,  violent,  fanfaron. 
BInaicrous,  bleus'-teur-euc6,  a. 

tumultueux,  bruyant. 
B«Ar,  bAre,  *.  Territ,  m.  Wild 


— ,  sanglier  Youug  wild  — 
marcassin. 

Board,  borde,  s.  ais,  planche, 
conseil,  bureau,  m.  table,  pen- 
sion, f.  bord  (à  — d'un  navire^ 
m.  carton,  établi,  m.      W 

— ,  ud.  plancliéyer,  border,  abor- 
der, accoster,  [être  en  pension, 

— ,  vn.    nourrir    à    la    maison., 

Bofirder,  bôr^-deur,  s.  pension- 
naire, m.  /■. 

—  ,  s.  commensal,  nî. 
no&rdîiig,    bôr-dinngnc,  5.  a^ 

tien  de  plancliéier  ;  de  recevoil 
des  pensionnaires;  reliure. 

—  (of  a  sbip),  s.  abordage,  m. 

—  bouse,  «.  pension  (où  l'on  est 
nourri).  [nat,  lîi. 

—  srbool,!.  pension,  f.  pension. 
Boârisb,   bôr'-iche,  a,  grossieri 

cruel. 

noast,  bôste,  va.  vanter. 

—,  s.  vanterie,  vanité,  parade,  f, 

BoÂBler,  l'ôst''-eur,  s.  glorieux. 

Boâstfuii,  bôst'-foul,n.  fanfaron, 
vantard.  [fanfaron. 

noàsifully,  bôst'-foul-ii,  ad.  en 

Doasting,  bdst-inngne,  s.  van- 
terie, jactance,  f.  orgueil,  m. 

Boâatiiigly,  b6sl'-inngne-li,  ad. 
par  ostentation. 

Boat,  bote,  s.  bateau,  m.  cha- 
loupe, f.  Ferry  ~,  s.  bac,  m. 
Gun  — ,  s.  chaloupe  canonniè- 
re. Packet — ,  s.  paquebot,  m, 

Boàlman,  Boatsiiiaii,  bôte'- 
mane,bôls'-m.ine,  J.  batelier,m. 

Doâtswain ,  bô^-sn,  s.  contre- 
maître, m. 

Bob.  bob,  s.  pendant  d'oreille, 
bout,  m.  tape,  f.  refrain,  m, 
lentille  (de  pendule),  f.  sar- 
casme, m. 

—  tail,  s.  courte-queue,  f. 

—  tailed,  a.  à  queue  écourtée. 

—  wîg,  s.  perruque  ronde,  ^. 

— ,  va.  écourter,  balancer,  taper, 

bafouer,  amorcer. 
— ,  vil.  heurter, pendiller, s'agiter. 
Bâbbiu,    bob'-bine,    s.     bobine, 

f.  fusoau,  m.  [ni. 

—  work,  s.  ouvrage   au  fuseau, 
Bode,  bôde,  va,  présager. 


BOL 


371 


BON 


Bddement  or  D6dlng;t  bdde'- 
mennt,  b&/-dinngne,s.  présage, 
m. 

Badge,  boBje,  vn,  hésiter. 

Itôdice,  bod^-ice,  s.  corset,  m. 

Bôdilc-88,  bod'-i-lesse,  a.  incor- 
porel. 

Bôdily,  bod'-!-Ii,a.  corporel. 

—,ad.  corporellement. 

Bôdkin,  bod'-kine,  s.  poinçon 
frisoir,  point,™,  aiguille  de  tête 

B6dy,  bod'-i,  s.  corps,  corpora- 
tion, Téalité,  substance,  force, ^ 
recueil,  »».  Any  — ,pr.  tout  le 
monde.  Dead  — ,  s.  cadavre 
tn.  E*ery  — ,  pr.  chacun.  lu 
a  — ,  ad.  en  corps,  [une  forme 

B<idy,  boà'i,va.  donner  un  corps, 

—  clatbvs,s.  housse  de  cheval,  f, 
Bog,  bogue,  s.  fondrière,  f.  ma- 
rais, m.  [rais,  m 

—  trotter,  I,    habitant  de    ma 
Boggie,  bog'-gl,vn.  hésiter. 

lancer.  [nime 

Bôggler,  bog'-gleur,  s.   pusllla- 
Bôggy,  bog'-i,  a.  marécageux. 
Bùhea,  bô'-hi,s.thé  noirou  bou 
Boil,    boïl,  >'.  clou,  furoncle,  m 

cuite,  f, 
—,  boïl,  vn.  bouillir,  eniro. 

30.  faire  bouillir, 

»    oway,  se  diminuer. 

—  tant,  bouillir  à  gros  bouillons. 

—  over,  verser. 

Bdiler,    boïK-eur,   s,  bouilleur, 

chaudière, 
Bôilery,  bo!l'-enr-l,  s.  saline,/', 
Béiling,  boïl'-inngne,  s.  l'action 

de  bouillir,  bouillure. 

—  hot,  a,  tout  bouillant. 
Bolsterous,    boîs^-teur-euce,   a. 

violent,  orageux,  impétueux, 

B6i»teroii«ly,bois'-teur-cuce-li, 
ad.  violemment. 

Bôi8terou«ucB0  ,  '  boîs^-teur* 
euce-nes«e,  s.  impétuosilé,  f. 

Bôlary  ,  bô'-la-ri,  a.  bolaire. 

Bold  ,  bAld,  a.  hardi,  audacieux. 

Béiden,  bBid-'-dn,  ua. rendre  har- 
di, enhardir.  Iféste,  n.  effronté, 

Bôidrace,—  faced,  bAld'-réce, 

Bôldly,  b&ld'-li,  ad,  hardiment, 
effrontément. 


B6ldne««,  bAld'-cesse,  $,  hif 
diesse,  impudence,  l'berté, /■. 

Bote,  bôle,  s.  tronc  d'arbre,  m. 
terre  bolaire,  fourneau  (de  pipe), 
m.  bol,  mesure  (1  hect.  41 1.),  f. 

Bôlis,  bo'-lice,  s.  bolide,  m. 

Bail,  bSIe,  s.  balle,  li&le,  f. 

—,  vn.  mouter  en  graine. 

Bôlster,  bôle'-steur,  s.  traver- 
sin, chevet,  tn.  compresse,  f. 

— ,  t!«.  élever  au  moyen  d'un  tra» 
versin,  mettre  une  compressej 
appuyer,  soutenir. 

Boit,  bôlte,  «.  trait,  boulon,  m. 
cheville,/.  fers.m.pL  pêne,}n. 

— ,  va.  verrouiller,  bluter,  bou- 
lonner, cheviller,  épurer. 

—  out,  tut.  sortir  brusquement. 

—  in,  enlrer  brusquement. 
Bûll-hcad,    bftlte^-héde,  s.  ma- 

tras,  m.  [tamis,  m. 

Boiter,    bôlt'-eur,    s.    bluteau, 
Boltiug,    bôl'-linngne,  s.  action 
de  verrouiller,  chevillage,  blu- 
tage, m, 

—  cloth, s.  élamine,  f. 

—  hoiisc,  s.  bluterîe,  f. 
Bollsprit.  y.  Bonsprit. 
B6liia,  liô'-leuce,s.  bol,bolu9,m. 
Bomb,  beume,  s.  bombe,  f. 

— ,  va.  bombarder.  [barder. 

Bôiii1»ard,beum^-b&rde,u<(.boni- 

— ,  $.  bombarde,  f. 

Bomltardicr,  beum-bar-dire^,  a, 
bombardier,  m, 

Bombârdmeut ,  beumbardo'- 
mennt,  s.  bombardement,  m, 

Boinbasfn ,  beum-ba-zine^,  $» 
bombasin,  in. 

Boinbâst,  beum-baste',  a.  bourre 
de  coton,  galimatias,  m. 

Bembâfiitic,  bcum-bassMik,  a. 
ampoulé. 

Bumbulâtion  ,  beum-biou-Ié'- 
cheune  ,  s.  bouidonnement , 
bruit  du  canon,  m. 

Bonaroba,  bô-na-rô-ba,  s.  pros- 
tituée, fille  imblique,  /.       [m. 

Bonûsiis,  bô-na'-ceuce,  S.  bison, 

Bond,  bonnd,  t.  lien,  m.  obliga- 
tion, promesse,  f,  engagement, 
billet,  m. 

—  ■crTanl,  «.  e«c'svei  m.  f. 


BOO 


■iT. 


Bond  service,  s,  esclavage  ,  m 

—  f*lnve,  s    e^^'lave,  m.  f. 
Dôiidayc.  biJ»  l'-dédje,  s.  servi 

tude,  /. 
— ;  a.  captir.  [serf,  m 

Bôndniau  ,    bonnd'-mane  ,    s 
BôiKlsniiin ,     honndz'-mane,    s 

caution,  f. 
Boue,  t.ône,  s.  os, m.  ossements 

m.     pi.     arête,     f.    Jaw  — , 

cheek    — ,     la     mâchoire,    f. 

Sliiu  — ,  péroné,  m. 

—  gliie,  gélatine,/. 

—  lace.  s.  dentelle,  blonde,  f, 

—  black,  s.  noir  animal,  m. 

—  setter,  s.  rebouleur,  m. 
— ï  va.  désosser. 

Boiips,  s.  fuseaux  faits  aTee  des 
os  de  mouton. 

Botipd.  Lônnd,  a.  qui  a  des  os. 
Higli  — ,à  os  saillants.  Bîg— , 
qui  a  de  grns  o*. 

Boneirss,  bône'-lesse,  a.  sans 
os,  tendre.  [ter. 

Bôiicset,  liône^-celt,  va.  rebon- 

BciiiQre,  beuDD^-Taïre,  ».  feu  de 
joie,  ))i. 

Bonnet,  bonn'-ette,  s.  bonnet, 
chapeau  de  femme,  m.  calotte, 
bonnette,  f.  ftiment. 

Bônnil)',   bon'-ni-li ,  ad.     gen- 

Bônniuess.  boiv'-ni-nesseiS.gat- 
téiamabililé,  f. 

Bônny,   bon'-ni,  a.    gentil,  joli, 

—  clâliber,  bon-ni-lslab'-beur,  s. 
lait  de  beurre. 

Bôny.  bô'-ni,  n.  ossenx. 
Bo6l>j',    boù'-bi,  s.   badaud,  ni- 

f:aud,  lienêt,  ))!. 
Book,  lioTik,  s.  livre, registre,  m. 

Boiind  — ,  s.  livre  relié. —  In 

board«,   caf-tounë.  Day  — ,  s. 

journal,  m.  Hunl    atlrr   old 

— ,  va.    bouquiner.  Old  — ,  s. 

bouquin,  ni.    IStitcbed — ^    5. 

livre    broché.     Waste    — ,  s. 

brouillard,  m, 

—  binder,  s.  relieur,  m. 

—  case*  s.  bibliothèque,  f, 

—  fui,  bouk-foul,  a.  pédant. 

—  keeper,  teneur  de  livres,  m. 
• —  keepîng    by  double  eniry, 

tenue  de  livres  en  partie  double. 


BOR 

—  tnan,  s    homme  d'étuds. 

—  mate,  5.  camarade  d'école. 

—  seller,  s.  libraire, m.  Second- 
band  — .  s.  bouquiniste,  m. 

—  sviling,  s.  librairie,  f. 

—  tradc,  s.  librairie,  f. 

—  otaller,  s.  bouquiniste,  m 

—  Yvorm,  s.  ver  qui  ronge  lefl 
livres,  bibliomane. 

— ,  bôïik,  urt. coucher  snrnn livre» 
enregistrer. 

B6okiBb,bôùkMehe,a.  stndieuxi 
attaché  aux  livres. 

Dookisbiiess,  boùk'-iche-nesse, 
s,  bihlioraanie,^.         [a.  érudit. 

Bookicarned  ,  bôïik'-leur-ned  9 

Boom,  botime,  s.boute-hors,  arc- 
boutant,  m.  [ni. 

Boon.    bo'ùne,   >.  grlce,  f.  don, 

— ,  a.  gai,  joyeux. 

Boor,  bôùre, s.  paysan,  rnf(re,»I. 

Bônrish,  b()ïir''-iche,  a.  rustre, 
rustique.  [sièreraent. 

BoôrîMlily,  bdur^-îche-li.ad.gros- 

Boôrisliness,  boïïr^-iclie-nesse, 
s.  rusticité,  f. 

Boôse,  boùze, s,  étable  à  vacher* 

Boot,  boute,  vn.  profiter  à,  ser- 
vir à. 

— ,  boTile,  s.  profit,  m.  avantage; 
botte,  f.  brodequin,  coffre  (de 
voiture).  [m. 

—  In«t,  —  <ree,  3.  embouchoir, 

—  jack,  tlre-bolto,  in. 

—  maker,  s.  bottier,  m. 

—  sirap,  j.  tirant,  m.  [hottes. 
Booicd,  bôù'-ted,  a,  botté,  en 
Bootb.  hmith,  s.  loge,  cabane, f. 
Boôtiess.  bôùto'-le.'=se,a.  inutile. 
Boôtjr,  boTi'-ti,  s.  butin,  pillage, 

m.  [f. 

Rôpeep,  bô'-p!pe, cligne-musette, 
Uoruble,  b5'-ra-bl,  a.  qui    peut 
être  percé  [que. 

Rôracîc,    bô'-ra-cik,   rt.    boracî- 
Bôrage,    beur'-édje,  s.  bourra- 
che, f. 
nôraie,  lô'-rate,  s.  borate,  m. 
Borax,  b^-raks,  s.  borax,  m, 
Bài'der,  bor'-deur,  s.    bord,  m. 
bordure,    frontière,  limite,    vi- 
gnette, plate-bande,  f.     [cher. 
— f  vn.  oonfiner,   aboutir,  appro- 


BOT 


373 


BOU 


Border,  va.  border. 

Dûrderer,  hor'-dear-flnf,  f.  hi- 
bilant  des  fronlières. 

Bore,  bôro,  va.  percer,  forer, 
creuser,  sonder,  assommer  (en- 
nuyer.) [un  chi>min. 

— ,  in.  percer, se  percer,  se  frayer 

—,  s.  calibre,  trou,  m.  sonde, cau- 
chemar (personne),  m.  ras  de 
marée. 

Bore,  prêt,  de  Bear. 

Bôrciil,  hô'-ri-al,  a.  boréal. 

Borcas,  bô'-ri-ace,  s.   Borée,  m. 

Bôree,  by-rtiS. bourrée  (danse), ^ 

Bôrer,  bô'-reur,  5.  qui  perce;  ta- 
rière, Trille,  f.  instrument  à 
percer. 

Boni,  borne,  a.  né,  naissance. 
Bead,  stub  — ,  mort  né.  Ta 
lie  — ,  naître. 

Bôroiigh,  beur'-6,  s  bourg,  m. 
Rotccn  — ,  bour^-pourri,  m. 

Bôrrow,  bor'-ô,  va.  emprunter. 

Borrovver,  bûr'-ô-eur,  s.  em- 
prunteur, [emprunt,  m 

Bôrrowiug,      bor'-ô-inngne,s. 

Bûscage,  hos^-kédje,  s.  bocage, 
?)!.  pays  boisé. 

Bôs»y,  bos'-ki,a.  boisé. 

Bôsum,  bou'-zeume,  $.  sein, 
cœur,  giron,  jabot  de  cbemise, 
m.  amitié,  f.  [son  sein. 

— ,  l'a.  tenir   secret,  cacher  dans 

Boss,  boce,  s.  bosse,   bossette,  ^. 

Bé»snge,bos»'-édje,s.  bossage,^ 

Bossy,  boss'-i,  a.  en  bosse. 

Bosvel,  boz''-Tel,  8.  renoncule,^. 

Botânic,  —  cal ,  bâ-tane'-ik,  i- 
kal,  a.  botanique.  [boriser. 

Botaiiizc,  bote'-a-naïze,  vn.  her- 

Bôtaiiist,  b^'te'-ane-iste,  s.  bota- 
niste, m.  [nique,  f. 

Bôtanjr,  bote'-ane-i,  s.    la  bota- 

BoteSi,  botche,  va.  rapiécer,  ra- 
vauder, sa-veter,  replâtrer 

— ,  s.  ulcère,  m.  pièce  mal  mise, 
ravaudage,  replâtrage. 

—  (in  poetrj) ,  s.  cheville,  f. 

Bôtcber.  bott'-cheur,  s.  ravau- 
deur.  [vaudage,  m. 

Bâichiiig,  bott'-cbinngne,  s.  ra- 

Bôtchy,  boit'-cbi,  a.  rapetassé, 
marqué  de  pustules. 


Bote,  bftte,  s.  dédommagement, 
m.  Man  —  ,prix  du  .«ang. 

Botk,  bolh,  ]>r,  deux,  ies  deux, 
tous  les  deux,  tous  deux,  l'un 
et  l'autre.  [et  d'autre. 

—  sides,  des  deux  côtés,  de  part 
—,  e.  aussi  bien. 

Bola,  botz,  s.pL  moraines,/'. pi, 
Bôille,    bot'-tl,   s.    bouteiiî»,  /. 
flacon,  m.  botte,  f. 

—  I>rusli,  s.  goupillon,  m, 

—  caae,  s.  cantine,  f. 

—  coi-k,  s.  boiiclion  (Je  liège),  m. 

—  racL.s.  planche  à  bouteilles,  /". 

—  Oower,  s.  bluel,  m.         [nez. 

—  tioscd,  a.  qui  a  un  gros  vilain 

—  scren,  s.  tire-bouchon,  m. 

—  ,1,'rt.  mettre  en  bouteille,  bot- 
teler.  [pansu,  veniru, 

Biltllod,  bot'-t!d,rt.eii  bouteille, 
Bôtiling,  bot'-tlinngiie,  s.  mise 

en  bouteilles,  bottela,i;e. 
Bôtioni,  bol'-tcum,  s.  fond,  bas, 

derrière,   m.    culot,  m.    lie,  f, 

vaisseau,    navire,  enTonoement, 

fondement,    m.   limite,   borne, 

vallée,  carène,  f, 
— ,  va.  meiire  un   fond,  asseoir, 

baser,  fonder. 
— ,  i»i.  se  fonder.  Être  assis. 
Bôttomless.    bot'-teum-lesse,  M. 

sans  fond,  impénéliable. 

—  pi*,  s.  abîme,  en'er,  îji. 
Bôtioinry,  bot'-teum-ri,  s.  con- 
trai à  la  grosse, prêt  à  la  grosse. 

Bond,  baoud,  s,  charançon,  m. 

Bouge,  boudje,  vn.  s'enfler. 

Boù^ce,  bou^-zhi,  jf.  bougie  ft 
sonder.  [(d'arbre). 

Boiigh,  baou,  ».  grosse  branche 

Bonght,  bâùte,  S.  contour,  m. 
courbure,  f. 

—,  haute,  prêt,  et  part,  de  Buy. 

Boûlt,  voy.  Boit. 

BouHce,  baounce,  vn.  pétiller, 
éclater,  sauter,  heurte''  violem- 
ment, faire  lapage. 

— ,s.  éclat,  grand  cuup,  m.  rodo- 
montade, f.  [faron,  m, 

Boûiicer,    baoun'-ceur,    s.   fan- 

Boûucing,  baoun^-cinngne,  a. 
bruyant,  éclatant,  menteur,  m 
doodon ,  f. 


BOW 


374 


BOY 


Bound,   baounnd,   s.  bornei  li- 
mite, f.  terme,  bond,  m, 

—,  va.  limiter,  contenir, 

— ,  Vn.  bondir. 

^,n.  destiné,  cliargé, tenu,  obligé. 
■fprct.  el  jjart.  de  nitiil. 
-  Btoiio  ,   Boundiug-stoue  , 
borne,  pierre,  f. 

Boûiidury,   baoun'-da-ri,  s.   li- 
mite, bortie,  f.  [redevable. 

noûiidcii,  baoun'-den,a.  obligé, 

Buûndiiig  ,    Laoun'-dinngne   a. 
boudissaDt,  limitant, 

lloûiidlcHH ,    baounnd''-Iesse,  a. 
illimité,  injini. 

noûiitcoiis,   baounn'-tchi-euce, 
a.  libéral,  bienfaisant. 

Boûultouslj-,baounn'-tclii-euce- 
ii.  ad.  libéralement. 

BoûuieouBticHs  ,    baotina^-tchi- 
euce-nes-e,s.  bonté,  libéralité,/. 

Boûu«ifiil,baounn'-ti-foul, a. gé- 
néreux,      [ad.  généreusement. 

Boûiilifiiily ,  baounn^-ti-foul-li , 

Boûntifiiliicss,baounn'-ti-foul- 
nesse,  s.  générosité,  f. 

Boûiit}',  baounn'-ti,  s.  bonté,  li- 
béralité, bienfaisance,  f. 

Boùfgvun  ,    bcur'-djeuue,   vn. 
bourgeonner. 

Boui-u,  bù.  ne,  s.  limite,  /.  ruis- 
.seau,  lùiTènt,  ni. 

Bouac,  Uoose,  bouze»  vn.  boire 
avec  excès. 

Bùusy,  bou'-zi,  a.  gris,  Ivre. 

Buui,  baoule,  s.  coup,  m.  fois,  f. 

Buw,    baou,  va.  courber,  flier, 
fléchir,  incliner. 

— I  U/i.se courber, plier, s'incliner, 

—,  s.  révérence  ,  courbette,  f. 

—,  bd,  s.  arc,   archet,  demi-cer- 
cle, m. 

—  liuud,  s.  main  de  l'archel. 
•-  legs,  jambes  arquées. 

<-  uct,  s.  nasse  de  pêcheur,  f, 
•-  of  a  kcy,  s.  anneau  de  clef,  »i. 
'-  of  a  sbip,  I.  l'avant  du  vais- 
seau, m. 

—  «triug,  S.  corde  d'arc,  /. 
Bûwel,    baou'-el,  lia.  éveutrer, 

vider, 
Bôwels,  baou/'-elz,  s.  entrailles, 
f.  pi.  iuttislins,  m.  pi. 


Bônrcllcss ,  baou'-el-!ess8,  a, 
?an5  entrailles,  inhumain. 

Bôwor,  baou^-eur,  s.  berceau. 
m.  feuillée,  chaiimièie,  retrai- 
te, f.  ancre  de  bossoir. 

— ,  '  (t.  garnir  de  berceaux. 

Bôwcry,  baou/-eur-i,n. ombragé, 
feuillu. 

Bowl,  bôle,  s.  boule,  f.  cuille- 
ron,  bol,  »!. grande  tasse, jatte,/'. 

— ,  s.  fourneau  (d'une  pipe),  i)i 
hune,  f. 

— ,  t'fi.  jouer  aux  boules. 

Bunldcr  stonea,  bôl-deur'- 
sionn,  s.  galets,  m.        [boules. 

Biimlcr,    bôK-eur,  S.  joueur  de 

Bôwliiie,BowUug,  baou^-line, 
linngne,  s.  bouline,  f. 

Bowling,  by-linugne,  s,  jeu  de 
boules,  m.  (_boules,m. 

—  greeii,  s.  boulingrin,  jeu  dâ 
Bôwiuau,  by-mane, s. archer ,m, 
Bôwse,  baouze,  l'a.  palanquer. 
Bûwsprii,   bô'-sprite,  s.    beau- 
pré, m,  [seur  d'arcs,  m. 

Bâw.«er,  b6/-ïeur,  s.  «rcher,  fai- 
Boi,  bok.SjS.  buis,  boite, /.tronc, 
Tti.  cotTre,  m,  cabinet  particu- 
lier (d'un  café,  restaurant),  coup 
de  poinj,  cassette,  caisse,  loge, 
f.  I»oor — ,».tronc,m.  Stroug 
— ,  s.    cofTre-fort ,    m. 

—  (of  aserewl,  s,  écrou,  m. 

—  keepoi-,3.  ouvreuse  de  loge. 
— ,  va.  mettre  dans  une  t)olte,  en- 
caisser,   donner    un    coup    de 

— ,  vn.  boxer,  se  boxer,     [poing, 
BôxL-u,  bok'-sn,  a.  de  buis. 
Bôier,  boks'-eur,  s    boxeur,  m. 
Boxiiig     match,    boks^-inngne 

nialche,  s.  combat  de  boxeurs. 
Boy,   boï,   s.  garçon,  enfant,  m, 

Siiigiug—,s.  enfant  de  chœur. 

Scbool  —,  s.  écolier,  m. 
— ,  va.  faire  comme  les  enfants. 
Boybood,  boï'-houde,  s.  enfance, 

f.  [fantin. 

Uôyiiiih,   boï'-fche,  a,  puéril,  en- 
BùyiHbly,   boï'-ich»-li,    ad.   en 

enfant. 
Bûyikbiic«!i,  Btiyisni,  boï'-icho- 

nesse  ,   bol'-izme ,  s,   eafance, 

puérilité,  f. 


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BRA 


Br&bblo,  braV-bl,  t.  querelle,^. 

—,  un.  se  quereller.  [leur. 

Drâbblcr,  brab'-bleur,  j.  querel- 

Itrace,  bréce,  un.  lier,  attacher, 
serrer,  bander,  tendre,  fortifier, 
brasser. 

—,  s.  brassard  ,  m  bretelle,  cou- 
ple, paire,  atlaclie,  f,  lien,  »h. 
crampon,  crochet,  m.  brasse, 
accolade,  agrafe,  f. 

Bi'âcelet,  brace'-lelt,  t.  brace- 
let, brassard,  m. 

Bi-ûcer,  bré'-ceur  s.  ceinture,  f. 
bandage,  m. 

Bi-ach,  nrali,  j.  chien  braque, 7?t. 

Brachial, brak/-ïal,  «.brachial. 

Bràcbniau,  brak'-inane,  s.  Bra- 
min,  ni. 

Bruck,  brak,  s,  brèche,  braque. 

—  ,  va.  saler.  [console,  /. 

Brâcket,  brak^-ett,5.  tasseau,  nt. 

Brûckigh,  brak'-iche,  a.  sau- 
mâtre,  âpre. 

Brâckiabiies*,  brak'-iche-nesse, 
s.  salure,  /'.goût  saumâtre. 

Brad,  brade,  pointe,  /.petit  clou 
à  tapis,  m. 

Brag,  brag,  vn.  se  vanter. 

— ,  s.  Tanterie,  f. 

Braggadôcio  ,  Brâggart  , 
Bra^gvr  ,  brag- a -do'-chi-o, 
brag'-arle,  brag'-eur,  s.  brava- 
che, fanlaron,  m.  [terie,/. 

Bràggiug,  brag^'-inngne,  s.  van- 

BrâglesB,  brag^-lesse,  a,  sans 
ostentation. 

Brâgly,  brag'-ll,  ad,  joliment, 
parfaitement. 

Braid,  bréde,  ti((.  tresser,      [m. 

— ,  s.   tresse,/,  lacet,  passe-poil, 

Brail,  brél,  s.  cargue,  /. 

— ,  va.  carguer. 

Brain,  bréue ,  5.  cerveau,  m. 
cervelle,  f,  esprit, jugement,  m. 

—,  «n.  faire  sauler.ôier  la  cervelle. 

Braiiicd,  brénnd,a.  qui  a  la  cer- 
•veile.  Crack  — ,  a.  timbré. 
narc  —,  a.  écervelé.  Sbiillle 
— ,  a.  léger,  volage,      [prompt. 

Brâiiiish,  bréne'-iche,  a.  colère, 

BrâinleHs,  bré"<!'-lesse,  a.  écer- 
velé. [m. 

Brûiupn»,  bréne'-Bane.le  çràne. 


Br&InsIck,    bréne'-slk,  «,    Ibn, 

cerveau  malade,  écervelé. 

Brâiusickiiess,  bréne'-sik-nej- 
se,.«. folie, état  d'uocervean  ma- 
lade. 

Brakc,  bréke,  j.  fougère,  /.  ron- 
ceraie, sentier  épineux,  m,  hu- 
che, /.  brisoir,  m.  broie,  /« 
frein,  m.  brimbale,  /.  travail 
(de  maréchal),  m. 

—  bcnip,  V.  briser  le  chanvre» 
— ,  prêt,  de  Break. 

Brâky,  bré'-ki,  a.  épineux,  rud». 
Brânible,    bram'-bl,    s,    roncs, 

épine,   /.    broussailles,  /.    pU 

buisson,  m. 
Braii,  brane,  s.  son,  m. 
Brauch,  braon''-che,  s.  branchog 

/.     embranchement,    brai     d« 

fleuve,  m. 
— ,  vn.  pousser  des  branches. 
—,  ua.  se  diviser.  [chier,  7»»^ 

Brâiichrr,  braon^-cheur,5.  bran. 
Brâucbiuos,  brann^-chi-nesss» 

s    abondance  de  branches,  /. 
Brâiictaiug,  braïia'-chinngDe,(la 

raœeux. 
—,  s.  ramure,  /.  branche,  /. 
Brâucble»,  brannche^-lesse,  O. 

sans  branches. 
Bràucby,  brann'-chl.a.  branchn. 
Brnud,  brannd,  s.  brandon,  ti- 
son, 1)1.  flétrissure,  /.  marque» 

/.  (châliment.) 

—  iron,  s.  fer  chaud,  m. 

— 9  va,  flétrir,  marquer  d'un  r«r 
chaud.  [oie  sauvage,  /. 

BrÂitdgoose,   brannd/-gôùze,  s^ 
Brândiab,  brana'-dlche,t)<I.brai>> 
dir,  secouer.  [vie,  /. 

Brandy,    braon'-di,    i,    eau-d»- 
Brâugle,  branng/-gl,j. querelle, 

dispute,  /. 

— ,  vn.  se  quereller.         [du  son. 

BrÀiiny,brau'-ni,a.  qutàl'aspect 

Brau,    brasse,  S.  cuivre  jaune, 

bronze,    airain,  m.  impudence, 

/.  Yellow  — ,  J.  cuivre  iauna. 

—  pol,  s.  coquemar,  m. 
— ,  un,  couvrir  de  laiton. 
BrâssineSB  ,  brass'^-i-nesse  ,    Sé 

semblable  au  cuivre. 
Brâsay.   bras'-si,    a.   qui  tleDl 


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BRE 


du  calTre,  d'airain,  impudent. 
Bra»,  brate,  *.  marmot,  bambin, 
"'•  [ronnade,  f. 

Bravâdo,    bra-va'-do,  s.    fa  u  fa- 
Brave,  brève,  a.   brave,    coura- 
geux, beau,  paré,  bien  mis. 
— ,  bravaclie,  m. 

—  ,  l'a.  braver,  défieh, 
Brâvely,   bréve'-li,    ad.    coura- 
geusement, hravemeni, fort  bien. 

Brnver>,  bréve'-rii  s.  valeur,  f. 

majznificeDce. 
Bi'âto,  bra'-vô,  s.  assassin,  m, 
— <  ad.  à  merveille. 
Brawl.  braul,  va.  clabauder. 

—  ,  .«.  clabauderie,  f.  [deur. 
Brâwler,  brSîi'-leur,  s.  clabau- 
Brairu,  brâiine, ctiair,  charnure, 

f.  bras,  m.  sanglier,   m,  cbair 

de  sanglier,  de  porc,  f. 
BrâwniuesH,  brâù''-ni-ne5?e,  s. 

force,  fermelé,  f.    [musculeux, 
Brâivny.    braû^-ni ,  a,    charnu, 
Bray,  bré,  t!o.  brojer. 
—,  Vn.  braire. 
— ,  s.  braiment,  bruit,  m. 
Brâj'or,  bré'-eur,  s.  broyon,  celui 

qui  brait,  brojeur,  m. 
Braze,  bréze,  vu.  braser.     [der. 
Brâzeu,  Lré'-îQ,  va,  braser,  sou- 
—,  vn.  être  impudent. 
— ,  a.  d'airain,  de  bronze,  decui- 

Tre  Jaune. 

—  face,  i.  effronté. 
Brâzier,    brè'-jeur,   ».    brasier 

(vase),  m,  chaudronnier,  s. 

— ^»  n^are,  cliaudronnerie,  f, 

Brazjl^wood,  bra-zll'.oLide,  s. 
bois^du  Brésil,  m. 

Brcacli,  biltche,  s.  brèche,  rup- 
ture, violation,  f. 

Brea«I,  bred,  s,  pain,  m.  Cïiu» 
ger  —,  pain  d'épice.  Kcw  —, 
pain  tendre.  Stalo  — ,  pain 
ra"^sis,  Sweet  — ,  ris  de  veau. 
Chippcr — ,  ».  mitron,  m. 

—  basket,  s.  corbeille,  f. 

■ —  rooni  of  a  sbip,souteà  pain. 
Breudlees,   bred'-lesse,  a.  sans 

fain,  [lé,  m. 

Iti'eadlh,  bredth,  s.  largeur,  f. 
Brvak,  bréke  (Vrake,  Brake, 

Srvkeu),  va.  rompre,  séparer, 


l&cher,  déjouer,  enfreindre,  rui- 
ner, forcer,  violer,  dresser,  sou- 
mettre,        [décacheter,  ouvrir. 

—  opcn,  va.  enfoncer,  forcer, 
— ,  un.  se    rompre,  éclater,  faire 

banqueroute,  se  passer,    flétrir. 

—  au  horac,  rompra  ou  dresier 
un  cheval. 

—  dowii,  démolir,  abattra. 

—  forih,  sourdre,  débonder. 

—  ground,  ouvrir  la  tranchée. 

—  iu  or  iiiio,  fondre,  percer, 
forcer,  éclater,  rejeter  dedans. 

—  looae,  détacher. 

—  oH,  ri'oin,  deshabituer. 

—  onc''s  beart,  fendre  le  cœur. 

—  oue'»oa«li,violer  son  serment. 

—  ont,  jaillir,  sortir  violemment, 
éclater,  s'échapper. 

—  prison,  forcer  !a. prison. 

—  brotigh, enfoncer, surraonteh. 

—  "p.  ronipie,  congédier. 

—  i"p,  creu.ier,  s'éclaircir,  se  sé- 
parer, avoir  vacaoce. 

—  nitli  oue,  rompre  avec  quel- 
qu'un, [percée,  trouée,  ^. 

Break,  bréle,  s.  vide,  blanc,  m. 

—  of  day,  s.  l'aube  du  jour,  f. 
Bréaker,  hrék'-eur,    s.  briseur, 

in  Tracteur,  lîi. brisant,  écueil,n). 

Bréabfaat,  brék'-faste,  s.  dé- 
jeuné, m. 

—,  vn.  déjeuner. 

Brcaking,  bté'-kinngne, S.  frac- 
ture, effraction,  banqueroute, ^ 

Bréakueck,  brét'-nek,  s.  préci- 
pice, m.  casse-cou. 

Brcak-waler,  brék'-oua-teur,  ». 
brise-lame,  aTantbec(d'un  pont) 
»«•  [son), 

Bream,  brime,  »,hrême,/'  (pois- 

Brcaat,  breste,  s.  poiliine,  f. 
sein, m.  conscience,  /'.cœur, m. 

—  boue,  ».  sternum,  m. 

—  fasi,  s.  amarre,  f. 

—  faigh,ncf.  à  hauteur  d'appui,^. 

—  kiiot,  nœud  de  rubans, m. 

—  work,  parapet,  m. 
— ,  va.  attaquer  de  front. 
Breaih  ,   breth,  ».    haleine,  f. 

souffle,  m. 
Breacbe  ,   bri.'/re,  vn.  respire;^ 
coufller,  exhaler,  inspirer. 


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BER 


•—  a  Tein,  Eaigner. 

—  afier,  souhaiter. 

—  one'a  last,  expirer, mourir. 
—,  vn.    respirer,    vivre,  prendre 

haleine.  [qui  respire. 

Bréaihor,  DrV'theur,  s.  celui 
Bréalliine,  bri/-f/(inngne,(.  as- 

piraliou,  prière  secrèle,  f. 

—  hole,  s.  soupirail,  m 

—  «iine,  s.  relâche, /.       [soufflé. 
Bréalhles».  brKV-lesse,  a.  es- 
Bre<l,pn7'(.  de  la  Breed. 
Brede,  Braid,    bride,  t.  lacet 

de  fil. 

Breecb,  brltcbsi  s.  detrièrei  m 
culasse,  f. 

—,  va.  mettre  en  culotte,  fesser. 

Bréeching  ,  br!'-tchinngne,  s. 
reculement,  m.  fessée,  brague 
d'affùl,/'. 

Bréecbes,  brîtch'-iz,  .^.culolle,/'. 

Brecd,  brlde,va.  (Bred;  Bred), 
engendrer;  produire,  élever. 

—,  vn.  enfanter,  venir,  na!lre. 

—,  s.  race,  couvée,  portée,  f. 

»>  of  borses,  s.  Iiaras,  m. 

Bréeder,  brl'-deur,s. éleveur,  m. 

Bi'éediug,  hrî''-dinngne,  s.  gé- 
nération, éducation,  naissance, 
politesse,  f. 

Breexe,  briie,  ».  vent  frais,  m. 
brise,  f.  taon,  m. 

Bréciclc»s,brlie'-les?e,a.calnie. 

Bréczy,  brî''-ii,  a.  rafraîchi  par 
la  brise. 

Breut.  brennt,  a.  brûlé. 

Bi'ct.  Broel,  brett,  s.  limande,^. 

Brétbrcu,  brct/i'-reu,  s.  pi.  frè- 
res, m.  pi.  de  Broihera. 

Brc»c,brive  (mus.),  î.  blanche,.^. 

BréviRry,bri'-vi-ïari, s. bréviaire, 
abrège,  m. 

Brëviutiire,  briv'-Ia-tchieure,s. 
extrait,  abrégé;  m.  une  brève. 

Brévity.  briv'-i-ti,  s.  brièveté,  f. 

Brew,  Lrcu,  va.  brasser,  mêler, 
tramer.  [parer. 

—,  vn.  faire  de  la  bière;  se  pré- 

Bréwagc.  brou^-édje,  ,^.  mélan- 
ge de  différentes  liqueurs. 

Bréwer,  brou'-eur,  s.  brasseur, 
m.  [rie,  f, 

Bréwery,  brou'-enr-i,  «.bra=se- 


Bréwhouae  ,    brou'-haouce^  (. 

brasserie,  /.  [sage,  m, 

Bri-wiug,  brou'-inngne,  s.  bras- 

—  copper,  s.  hrassin,  m. 
Bi'cwis,  lirou'-ice,  s.  pain  trempé 

dans  le  bouillon  gras. 

Brîar,  Brier,  braï^-eur,  s.  ron- 
ce ,    épine  ,    '.    Svcet  — 
égî.intier,  m. 

Bi-iIjc,  braïhe,s.présentàunjuge. 

— ,  va.  corrompre,  suborner. 

Briber,  braï'-beur,  s.  corrup 
leur,  m. 

Bi'ibery,  bral'-beur-i,  j.  séduc 
tion,  subornation,  concussion,  /", 

Bi'ik,  brik,  s.  brique,  f.  petit 
pain,  tn. 

—  bal,  s.  morceau  de  brique. 

—  einy,  s.  terre  à  briques,  f. 

—  Lilii,  s.  four  à  briques,  m> 
briqueterie,  f. 

—  laycr,  s.  maçon,  m. 

—  niakcr,  s.  briquelier,  m. 
— ,r(i.  bâtir  de  briques. 
Bi-idal,  braï'-dal,  a.  nuptial. 
— ,  s.  noce,  f. 

—  «oug.  s.  épilhalame,  m. 
Bride,  braïde,  s.  épouse,  f, 

—  bed,  s.  lit  nuptial,  m, 

—  cake,  s.  gâteau  de  noces,  m. 

—  groom,  s.  épousé,  m. 

—  iiiaîd,  î. demoiselle  d'honneur, 

—  man,  s.  parçoo  d'honneur. 
Bride wcll,  braïde'-ouell,  S,  mai- 
son de  correction,  f. 

itridge,  bridje,  s.  pont,  cheva- 
let, )})..  cloison,  dune,  f,  Draw 
—  ,  s.pont-levis,î7i.  l'Iyiug — , 
s.  pont  vo'jDt,  m. 

—  of  boula,  ponlon,  m. 

—  ,  vn.  construire  un  pont. 
Bridie,    braï'-dl ,    S.    frein,  m< 

bride,  f. 

—  baiid, s. main  qui  tient  la  bride. 
— ,  vn.  brider,  dompter. 

— ,  VJt.  se   rengorger. 
BrieT,  brif,  fi.  bref,  court. 

—  ,s.  extrail,  abrégé,  bref,  bre» 
vet,  dossier,  ?)i.  assignalion, 
mesure  à  4  temps.        [de  mots. 

Bri'eOy,     bilfe'-li,    ad.    en    peu 
Briel'iiccs,  brife'-nesse,  *.  briè- 
veté, f. 


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BRI 


Brier,  bral'-eur,  ronce,  f,  — ^  t. 
Lroïêsailles,  m.  yl,  Siveet— , 
églantier,  m.  [ronces. 

Briery,  braï'-eur-i,  ad.  plein  de 

Bi'ig,  brigue,  s.  brigantine,  3. 
brigantin,  7îi. 

Brigade,  bi  i-guéde'.s.  brigade,/'. 

Brigadier,  briK-a-dire',  s.  bri- 
gadier, m. 

Brigaulîiic,  brig'^-aDD-line,  5. 
brigantin,  m.  colle  do  mailles. 

Brighl,  braïte,  a.  luisant,  bril- 
lant, clair,  éclalani,  vif.  It  !■ 
— t  il  fait  jour.  Tborough. 

—,  transparent.  To  be  — ,briller. 

Brighieu,  braï'-tn,  ta.  aiguiser, 
brunir,  i''uslrer,  polir. 

— ,  un.  £'éclaircir,  éliaceler. 

Brîgbtish,lu'aï'-licLe,<i.  luisant. 

Brightiy,  braîte'-li,  ad.  claire- 
ment, 

Bi-ighinuess  ,  braïle'-nesse,: , 
luGur,  clarté,  splendeur,/,  bril- 
lant ;  éclat;  î». -vivacité  d'esprit. 

Brill,  bril,  s.  bajbue,  /. 

Brilliaiicy  ,  llrilliautuefta  , 
bril''-i-aDo-ci,briI''-i-annt-ne$se, 
s.  lustre,  éclat, ?/i.  splendeur,/. 

Brilliaiit,  hriK-i-aunt,  a.  bril- 
lant, éclatant. 

— ,  s.  brillant,  m. 

Briiii,  brime,  s.  bord, m.  surface 
extrême  d'un  liquide,  bord  d'une 
fontaine. 

—5  va,  remplir  jusqu'au  bord. 

— ,  l'n.  fitre  plein  jn.'qu'au  bord. 

Brimuicd,  brim''-md,s.  &  bord.-, 
Rroed  —  ,  à  larges  — .  Nur- 
row  — ,  à  —  étroits. 

Briiuriil,  brime'-roul,  a,  plein 
jusqu'au  bord.  [bords. 

Brinilc'Hftc,  trime'-Iesse,rt.  sans 

Braïuiucr,  briai''-nieur,  s.  rasa- 
de,/. [Ire,  m. 

Briui»toiie,I:rime^-stôue,5.  sou- 

Briinstouy,  brime^-stùni,  a.  sul- 
fureux. 

Sriudle,  brinn'-dl.s.  ta-velure, /. 

Briudicd,  Itriudcd,  brion^- 
ded  ,  brinn'-ded,  cl.  tavelé,  mou- 
cheté. 

Briue,  braïne,  3.  saumure,  onde 
«mère  (la  merl.eau  amère  (les 


pleurs),  la  mer,  /.    les   pleurs, 
m.  pi.  fmure. 

— ,  va.  saler,  mettre  dans  la  sau- 
Brinepit,  braïne'-pite,s.'saline,/'. 
Driiig,  brinngne,  va.  (Brough; 
Bruiigbi),  apporter,  amener, 
ramener,  transporter,  rappor- 
ter, conduire,  présenter,  mettre, 
servir,  réduire,  intenter,  per- 
suader, procurer. 

—  abolit,  effectuer,  venir  à  bout, 

—  agaiu  — ,  back  — ,  ramener. 

—  au  action,  intenter  action. 

—  a  tbing  abolit  iu  speecb, 
amener  la  conversation  sur  ua 
sujet. 

—  amay,  emporter,  emmener. 

—  down,  apporter  ou  amener  en 
bas;  descendre,  abattre,  humi- 
lier, diminuer. 

—  fortb,  accoucher,  mettre  bas. 

—  forward,  pousser  en  avant, 
reporter.  [grand  tour. 

—  grent  way    abolit,    faire  un 

—  111,  faire  entrer,  attirer,  intro- 
duire, pousser,  conduire. 

—  iuio  dcbt,  endetter. 

—  Vi\  guiliy,  déclarer  coupable. 

—  iHto  question,  examiner,  re- 
clierclier.  [valses  affaires. 

—  iiito  trouble,  faire    de  mau- 

—  low,  humilier,  affaiblir. 

—  off,  délivrer,  dissuader, 

—  on,  mettre  en  jeu,  engager. 

—  ont,  faire  sortir,  énoncer,  é- 
mettre,  publier,  apporter  de. 

—  o«er,  amener,  convertir,  a« 
tirer. 

—  to  bod,  accoucher. 

—  togctber,  réconcilier, 

—  to  |>ass,  exécuter,  effeclunr, 

—  to  (sea  term),  amener. 

—  uiider,  soumettre,  assujetti.'» 

—  u|>,  nourrir,  élever,  amener 
vomir. 

—  uiioii,  attirer,  exposer. 

—  up  tbe  rear,  faire  l'arrièri^ 
garde, 

—  Word,  informer,  faire  savoir. 
Oriiiger,  brir,ng'-eur,s.  porteur, 

—  iip.  s.  serre-file,  instituteur, r/i» 
Briiiiab,    braï'-niclie,  a.  salin, 

salé,  saumâtra. 


BRO 


379 


BRO 


Brfui*hue«B,  bral'-nlebe-nesse, 

salure,  f.  étal  saumâlre. 
Driiik,  brinnk,  s.  bord,  m, 
Driny,  brai'-DJ,  a.  salé,  salin< 
Urisk,  brisk,  a.  -vif,  gai,  ■vigou- 
reux, spiritueux. 
— ,  vn.  animer,  réjouir. 

—  one'a  «elf  up,  vn.  s'animer. 
Brfsket,  brisk'-etle,s.  bréchet,  f. 
Briskijr,  brisk'-lj,  ad.  vivement, 

lestement,  [cité,  gaielé,/'. 

BrÎHknesR,  brisUZ-nesse,  j.  viva- 
Brisile ,   bris^-sl,  «.  soie  de  co- 
chon,  f. 

—  vn.  se  hérisser,  >e  fâcher. 

—  np,  traiter  avec  hauteur. 
Br>8tlj,  briss'-li,  a,  gui  s  des 

soies,  hirissi. 

Briie,bn'te,  vn.  s'égrener,  deve- 
nir trop  mûr  (se  dit  des  grains). 

Briiisli  ,  Lrite'-iche,  a.  britanni- 
que, anglais. 

Briitle,  brit'-tl,  a.  frêle,  fragile. 

Brillleuess,  briteM-nesse,  s. 
frapililé,  f. 

Br<ltly,  britt''-!i,a<Z.  fragilement. 

Brixe,  broïze,  s.  un  taon,  m. 

Broach,  brëtche,  5.  broche,  f, 

—,  va.  embrocher,  mettre  en 
perce,  débiter,  répandre  (un 
bruit). 

Broachcr,  brôtche^-enr,  s.  bro- 
che,/'. inventeur(d'un  bruit), m. 

Brond,  brâùde,  a.  large,  grand, 
spacieux,  ouvert,  grossier,  gra- 
veleux, obscène. 

—  awakc,  ad.  tout  k  fait  éveillé. 

—  cast,n.  à  la  volée  (semis). 
— '«loih,  s.  sorte  de  drap  fin. 
•^  diiy-light,  s.  grand  jour. 

•-  side,  s.  bordée,  f.  flanc  du 

navire. 
^  Biep,  s.  repos  d'escalier. 

—  Kword,  s.  coutelas,  m. 
Ilrandeu,  brau'-dn,  vn.  s'élargir. 
Brondly,  braude^-lii  ad.h  pleine 

bouche. 

Bi-oûdiieBS  ,  brûlde^-nesse ,  s. 
largeur;  étendue,  grossièreté, 
obscénité.  [en  largeur. 

Brondwise,  Drâttde^-ouaïze,  ad. 

Brocâde,  biâ-kéde''i  S.  brocart, 


Bracfided,  hro-ké'-ded,  a.  Tfita 

de  brocart. 

Brôcnge,br6'-kédje,s.  courtage, 
m.  friperie,  f- 

Brock,  brok,  s.  blaireau,  m. 

Brokel,  brdk/-itt,  £.  daguet,  77!. 

Brogue,  brogue,  s,  brogue,  f. 
jargon,  771. 

Bràidcr,  broï'-deur,  va,  hrodiSr. 

Broidcry,  broï'-deur-i,  S.  brO" 
derie,  f. 

Broil,  broll,  t.  brouillerie,  que- 
relle, f.  tumulte,  »7î. 

— ,  un.  faire. cuire  sur  le  gril. 

—,  vn.  être  exposé  &  la  chaleur. 

Brôkeu,br5'-kn,pur{.de  Break, 

—  hcart,  s.  chagrin  mortel,  m. 

—  lauguage,  s.  baragouin,  777. 

—  méat,  s.  reste  d'un  repas,  ??t. 

—  sieep,  s.  sommeil  interrom- 
pu, 77Î.  [mauvais  anglais, 

—  eiiglish    (lo    spenk),  parler 

—  voicc,  S.  voix  entrecoupée, /■. 

—  wiiidvd,  a,  poussif. 
Br6kculy,n.  brô^-kn-li.  &  bâtOQS 

rompus,  sans  suite. 
Broker,  brô'-keur,    s.  courtier, 

fripier,    proxénète.    Slock— , 

agent    de    change.    Pa^u  ^9 

prêteur  sur  gages,  777, 
Brôkcrage ,    br&^-keur-édje,  s. 

courtage,  771.  {m. 

Brômiia,  brâme'-euce,  S.  brome. 
Branchial,  —  cbic  ,  bronn^-kS- 

al,—  kik,  n,  (anat.),  bronchique. 
Bronze,  bronnze,  s.  bronze,  m. 

airain.  [bijou,  m. 

Broach,  broùlche,  S.  ornement, 
Brood,    broiide,  s,  couvé»,  race, 

génération,/'.  [méditer. 

— t  w*.   couver,  mûrir  un  projet, 
— ,  va.  couver,  soigner,  chérir. 
Brooif,  broùke,    s.  ruisseau,  m» 

ruisselât. 
— ,  briîùke,  va.  endurer. 
Brûoky,  broîi^-ki,  a.  qui  abonde 

en  ruisseaux.  [net. 

Brooni,  brôùme,  s.  balai, 777.  ge- 

—  «tick,  —  siaff,  S-  manche  à 
balai,  777.  [genêts. 

Brôoniy,  broù^-mi,  a.  rempli  de 

Brolh,   brotb,  s,    bouillon,    771, 

JoHy  ~,  s.  consommé,  m.  Ta 


BRO 


380 


BUB 


drink   Bome   — ,  prendre  un 

bouil'.cn,  m. 
Bréthel,  —  house,brort''-el,  s. 

maipon  de  prostitution,  /". 
Ur6tbcr,  breiirt'-eur,  s.  (Bro- 

tbors,  Breilireii).    frère,  m 

Half  —..';.  frère  de  yière  ou  de 

mère  seulertiep'.  Fosler — ,«. 

frère  de  lait. 

—  in-la^T,  s.  beau-frère,  m. 
—'m  cbildren,  s.    cousins    ger- 
mains. 

Br6ihcrbooi],  breuf/i^-eur-oude, 
s.  fraternité,  confrérie,  f. 

Brôtherl)',  Lreii;/i'-eur-li,n.  fra- 

— ,  nd.  fralernellemept.     [lernel. 

Broii^bt,  braute,  prêt,  et  part. 
de  Bi'iug. 

Brow,  braou,  s.  sourcil,  front, 
sommet,  m.  hardiesse,  /.  bord. 
To  beud  or  knit  (bo  ~.  fron- 
cer le  sourcil,  avoir  l'air  triste. 

Brén'beat,  brauu''-bite,  va.  re- 
garder avec  mépris 

Bràwbound,  braou'-baounnd , 
a.  couronné. 

Broned,  braoude,  a.  à  sourcils, 

Brâwleas,  braou'-lesse,  a.  ef- 
fronté, [sombre,  noir. 

Brûn-ii,    braounc,  a.   brun,  bis, 

—  n-oman,  s.  brune,  f. 

~-  pnper,  s.  papier  gris,  m. 

—  bread,  »   pain  bis,  m, 

—  sliidji,  s.  idées  noires,  médita- 
tion profonde. 

—,  va.  brunir,  [nâtre 

Br6wuisb,braoune^-iche,a.  bru 
Br<iwuncs8,   braoun^-nesse,    s 
brun,  m.  [jeune pousse,/'. 

Browse,    Lraouze,  t.  liront,  m 
—.,  vn.  brouter.  [découragé 

Brôn'sick.  braou-'-sicK,  a.  abattu, 
Bruise,    bronze,    va.     meurtrir, 

rouer  de  coups,  concasser. 
—,  s.  meurtrissure,  contusion,  f. 
Brûiseworl,  brouze^-oueurtOiS. 

consoude,  f. 
Brûisiiig,  tirou/-zinngne,  s.  ac- 
tion de  battre  ou  de  piler,  vo- 
lée, f. 
Bruit,  broute,  vn.  ébruiter. 
— ,  l'a.  répandre  une  nouvelle. 
•-)  ».  bruit,  rumeur,  nouvelle,  f. 


Bi-ûcnal,  brou'-mal,  a.  d'hiver. 
Bruiic»«é,brou-neti/,s.hrunetle, 

/■.  [gnon,  m. 

Rrûnîon,  brenne'-ieune,  ».  bru- 
Brun»,  breunnt,  s.  choc,  coup,  m. 

violence,  attaque,  f. 
Rriisb,   breuche,    s.    brosse,    f, 

pinceau,  choc,  m.  attaque,   f. 

Boule  —,  s.  goupillon,  m. 

—  niaker,  s.  brossier,  m, 

—  triade,  s.  brosserie,  f, 

—  wood,  ».  broussailles,  f-pU 
menu  bois,  m. 

— ,  l'a.  brosser,  décrotter,  frôler 

en  passant,  peindre    avec   un 

pinceaa. 
— ,  vn.    passer    précipitamment, 

s'enfuir,  voler  (en  courant). 
Brûsber,  breuche'-eur,  s.  celui 

qui  brosse. 
Bi'iiiiby,breuche'-i,«.  rude, velu. 
Brûsilo,  breus'-sl,  vn.  pétiller. 
Bi'ûtiil,  brou'-tal,  a.  brutal. 
Bnitâliiy,  brou-tal'-i-ti,  .«.  bru- 
talité,/, [abrutir. 
Bi'ûlalize,    brou'-ta-laïze  ,    l'a. 
— ,  vn.  s'abrutir.           [talement. 
Brûtiillj-,   l>rou'-lal-Ii,  ad.  bru- 
Brule,  broute,  s.  bêle  brute,  /. 
— ,  a.  brut,  sauva^'e.      [talilé,  /• 
Briitoness,  broule^'-nesse,  s.bru* 
Brûlify,  brou'-ti-faï,  ua.  abrutir. 
Brûtisb,  brou^-tiche,  a.  brutal, 

sensuel 
Brûiisbly,    brou^-tiche-li,   ad. 

brutalement. 
Bi'i'itishucas,  brou'-tiche-nesse, 

s.  brutalité,  f. 
Bri'itism,  breu'-tizm,  s.  abrutis» 

sèment,  caractère  de  la  brute. 
Biab,  beub.s.bière  forte  (en  ar^ot), 
Bûbble,  beub'-bl,  s.  buiied'eaU| 

bagatelle,  duperie,  /. 
— ,  va.  duper,  escamoter. 

—  Hp,  va.  bouillonner,  murmu-' 
rer  (de  l'eau). 

nùliFiler,  beub'-blenr,  ."ï.  fi!ou,wt 

Bûbliliiig,  beub'-Minngne ,  * 
bouillonnement ,  duperie  / 
murmure  (de  l'eau),  m. 

Bùbby,  beub'-bi,  s.  'élon,  m 
mamelle,  /. 

Bûbo,  l'\ou'-hb,  a.  bubon,  m. 


BUC 


381 


BUL 


Bucanler,  benk-a-nlre',s.  bouca- 
nier,flibustier,  "1. 

Biick,  beuk,  s.  lessive,  f.  daim, 
chevreuil,  mile  de  quelques  fau- 
ves, dëliauché,  m.      [à  lessive. 

—  asiles,  s.  charrée  ,  f.  cendre 

—  basket,  s.  panie"'  &  lessive,  à 
linge  sale. 

—  ffoat,  s.  bouc. 

—  eoaey,  s.  lapin. 

—  masl,  s.  faîne. 

—  tiane,  s.  temps  du  rut. 

—  wrliea«,s.sarrazin,blénoir,»n. 
^»  va.  faire  la  lessive.  Itûcking 

tub,  s.  cuvier  à  lessive,  m, 

— ,  vn.  être  en  rut. 

Bûcket,  beuk'-ketle,s.  seati,m. 
Fire  — ,  seau  à  incendie. 

Bûckle,  beuk'-kl,  s.  boucle,  /. 
Tongiio  of  —,  s.  ardillon,  m, 

— )  un.boucler, attacher,  resserrer. 

— ,  un.  s'accoinmoderà,  plier,  se 
courber.  [m. 

Bûckler.beuk'-leur,  5.  bouclier, 

— 5  va.  défendre,  soutenir. 

Bûckshom,  beuk^-cborne,  S. 
chiendent,  m, 

Bùckram ,  beuk^-rame,  s.  bon- 
gran,  m.  échasses,  f.  pi. 

—1  a.  de  bougran,  empesé,  collet 
monté.  [colique. 

Bucôlic,  biou-kol'-ik,  a.  j.    bu- 

Bud,  beude,  s.  bourgeon,  bour- 
don. A  rose  — ,  bouton  de 
rose,  m. 

— )  vn.  bourgeonner, être  en  fleur. 

— ,  va.  greffer,  écussonner. 

Bûdge,  beudje,  vn.  bouger,  re- 

— ,j.  peau  d'agneau,^.        [muer. 

— ,  a,  rigid»',  formaliste. 

Biidger,  lieud'-jeur,  s.  qui  re- 
mue, qui  bouge. 

Biidget,  beud'' -jette,  s.  sac,  m. 
bourse,  f.  magasin,  budget,  tn. 

BiifT,  beuff,  s.cuir  peau  de  buf- 
fle (vêienieull,  m. couenne,^. 

—  ,va.  soufllelor. 

— ,  rt.  ferme,  résolu. 

Bûffalo,    nùfae,    benf'-falô, 

bsuf'-fl,  s.  buffle,  m. 
Buffet,  beuf-feite,  ua. souffleter. 
— 9  vn.  se  boxer. 
—,s,  soufflet,  buffet  m. 


BMlTeler,beuf'-filleur,  s.  boxeur, 

m. 
BûfOe,beuf'-fl,u)i.6tre  en  peine. 

—  Iicated,  a.  stupide. 
BulIo<iii,  tieuf-foune', a.  bouffon. 
— ,  vn.  bouffonner. 
Buffoôiicry,   beuf-foune'-eur-i, 

s.  bouffonnerie,  /". 
Bug,  beugue,  s.  punaise,  f.  THiny 
— 5  s.  hanneton,  m, 

—  bit,  s.  piqûre  de  punaise. 
Bugbear,    beug^-bére  ,  5.  épou- 
vantait, m.  loup-garou,  m. 

Bûgginess,    beug'-gui-nesse,  s. 

infection  de  punaises,  [naises. 
'^"sey»  beug'-gui.it.  plein  de  pu- 
Bûgle,  beug\  j,  bu sle,/'.  cornet, 

m.  verroterie  de  Venise. 

—  boni,  «.'cor  de  chasse,  m. 
Bûgloss,    biou'-glosse,   s.  bu> 

glosse  ,f. 

Biiild,  bilde,  va.  (buili,  biiiU 
ded),  bâiir,  construire,  baser, 
fonder,  édifier. 

— ,  CTi.bâtir,  se  reposer,  se  fonder. 

Builder,  bild'-eur,  g.  construc- 
teur,entrepreneur  de  bâtiments, 
architecte,  fondateur,  ni. 

Building,  bild'-inngne,  s.  édifice, 
m.  construction, /,        [Build 

Built,    bilte,  prêt,   et  part,  de 

— , «.construction,  structure,  f. 

Bulb,  beulbe,».  bulbe,/',  oignon, 
m. 

BiilbAceouB,  Bûlboiis,  beal- 
be'-cheuce,  beuK-beuce,  a.  bul- 
beux, [le  ventre. 

Bulge,  beuldje,i;n.  bomber,  faire 

Bûlimy,  blou'-li-mi,  S.  boulimie. 

Biilk,  beulke,  s.  grosseur,  f.  vo- 
lume, m.  capacité  {d'un  navire), 
saillie  d'un  bâliment,  f. 

— ,  vn.  faire  ventre. 

Bûlkiiiess,  beul'-ki-nesse,  s. 
gros-^eur,  tai  le,  f. 

Bi'ilKy.  beuK-ki,  a.  grand,  gros^ 
massif,  énorme.  [bévue,  f. 

Bull,  boni,  s.  taureau,  7)!.  bulle^ 

— 's  eye,  s.  œil-de-bœuf,  m. 

—  cnir,  s.  benêt,  w. 

—  dog,  s.  boule-dogue,  vu 

—  fcnsl,  —  bailing,  s.  combat 
de  taureaux. 


BUL 


382 


DUR 


DulIAnch,  s.  bou-vreiiil,  m. 

—  fly,  s.  taon,  cerF-volant,  m. 
Bullace,  bouK-léce,  s. prunelle, f. 

—  Irce,  s.  prunellier,  m, 
Itûllary,  boul'-la-ri,  s.  bullaire. 
Iliilleii,boul'-ln,s.chonevol(e, /■. 
Bûllot,  boul'-leUe,  balle,/',  bou- 
let, m.  [lin,  m. 

Bulletin,  boul'-oit-ine,  s.  bulle- 
Bûllioii,  boul'-îeune,s.orou  ar- 
gent en  lingots,  ih.  [sauiirenu. 
Biilliitb,  boul'-licLe,  a.  ridicule, 
Bûllok,boul''-lcuk,s.  jeune  bœuT, 

bouvillon. 
Bûlljr,  boul'-li,s.  mauvais  garne- 
ment, gibier  de  potence. 
— ,va.  eiïrajer,  intimider. 
— ,vn.  faire  le  fanfaron,  le  mata^ 

more.  [m. 

Dûlrush,   boul'-reuche,  s.  jonc. 
BiiUvarli ,  boul'-oueurke,  s.  bou 

levard, bastion, m.  protecl!OB,dé' 

fense.  f. 
—5  va.    fortifier    par   des    boule 

■vards,  des  remparts.         [f- pi 
Bum, beume, s. derrière,  7n.  fesses 
— ,  vn.  bruire,  bourdonner, 
Bùiuliailiff,    beum'-bé-life,    s 

sergent,  pousse-cul,  m. 
Biiinbli— bee  ,     beum'-bl-H,    s, 

bourdon  (abeille) 
BûuiboHt,  beum'-bôte,  ».  bateau 

de  provisions,  m. 
Dump,  beump,  s.  bosse,  enflure, 

/.  coup,  ni.  cri  du  butor,  m. 

—  up,  D«. faire  un  bruit  sourd. 
fiùnipcr,  beum'-peur  s.  rasade, 

f.  rouge  bord,  m.  [m. 

BûmpUîii,  beum'-kine,  ».  rustre, 
BûiupUinly,    beum'-kine-li,    a, 

grossier,  rustre. 
Buii,  beune,  ».  fouace,  f, 
Buiich,  beunncbe,  ».  bosse,  botte 

grappe,  touffe,  javelle,  f.  bou 

quet,  trousseau,  m.        [mei^ni 

—  of  feathcrs,  s.  panacbc,  plu- 

—  ofgrapcs,». grappe  de  raisin,/'. 

—  of  baira,  s.  touffe  de  clieveux. 
.—ofl  lit  le  sticks,». fagot  debrous 

sailles,  m. 
— ,  t»î.  liercn  botte,  en  faisceau 
— t  l"i-  s'élever  en  bosse. 

—  backed,  a.  voûté,  bossu. 


Bniicby,  beunn''-chi,  a,  en  grap- 
pes, en  touffes. 

Bûiiille,  beunn'-dl,  »,  paquet, 
faisceau,    m    botte,/'. 

—  «f  i-ods,  poignée  de  verges,  f, 
—,va.  empaqueter,  bottelcr. 
Biiiig,  beunngue,».bondoo,  tam- 
pon, m. 

—  bule,  S.  le  trou  de  la  bonde. 
—,vn.  bondonner.  [bousiller. 
Bûii(;le,beunng'-gl,  ua.  saveter, 
— ,  s.  faute,  bévue,  /. 
BHii|i;lcr,  beunng'-gleur,  s.  mal- 
adroit, housiileur. 

Bûiigliiigly,  beunng'-linngne- 
li,  ad.  grossièrement. 

Buul,beunnt,  renflement,  7?i.  mi- 
lieu d'une  voile,  m.  boudiné,  f. 

— ,  va.  s'enfler  (des  voilés). 

Bûirter,beunn'-leur,s.  bélître,))!. 

Bûiiting  ,  beunn'.tinngne  I  •. 
bruaut,  m. 

Biio)',  bou-oî,  s.  bouée,  f. 

—  ropc,  ».orin  de  l'ancre, nii 
— ,î)n.floller,  sesoulenirsurl'eaUi 

—  va.  soutenir  sur  l'eau,  baliser. 
Biiôjancj',  bou-oï'-ann-ci,  ».  lé- 

gèielé,  facullé  de  surnager. 

Biiôynnl,  Lou-oï'-anQt,  a,  léger, 
qui  surnage.        [s.  bardane,  f. 

Biir,  Bûrdoch,  beur,  beur'-dok, 

Bûrilc»,  Bûrlben,  beur^-du,». 
fardeau,  port,  m.  charge,  f.  re- 
frain, j)i.  [sur. 

— ,   va.  charger,  opprimer,  peser 

Bûrdeiier,beur^-dn-eur,  ».  char* 
geur,  oppresseur,  )ïi. 

Bûrdeusome,  beur'-dn-some, a. 
fâcheux,  coiitem,  pesant, inutile. 

Bùi'doiisomeiiess,  beur^-dn-SO- 
me-nesse,  s.  fardeau,  m.  incom- 
modité,^, [commode,^. 

Bureau,  biou'-rO,  ».  bureau,  m. 

B«i-g,beurg,  ».  bourg,  m. 

Dûrgainoi,  beur' -ga- mote,  ». 
bergamolte,^.        [guignolte.f. 

Biirgiiuet,  beur'-ga-netle,s.hour- 

Bi'irgeB««,  Biirgcois,  beur^'-djes- 
se,  beur'-djoïce,  t.  bourgeois,  m. 

BûrgessbÊp,  beur''-djesse-chipe, 
s.  bourgeoisie,  /  droit  de  bour- 
geoisie, m. 

Burgh,  beurg,  »,  bourg,  m. 


BUR 


383 


BUS 


Dûpgbcr,  beurg'-eur ,  ».  bour- 
geois, m. 

nûi-ghcr8hi|i,  beurg-eur'-chipe, 
s.  bourgeoisie,  droit  de  bour- 
geoisie. 

■tûrglar,  btjur'-glar,  ».  Toleur 
avec  effraction, m. 

Bûrglarj',  beur'-gla-ri,  î.  ■vol 
avec  effraction,  m. 

DiîrgoiiioBter ,  beur^-gô- mas- 
teur,  s.  bourgmestre,  m. 

Bûrial,  ber'-i-al,  s.  sépulture,/. 

—  book  ,  s.  registre  mortuaire, 
m. 

—  field,  s.  cimetière,  m. 

—  grouud,  s.  cimetière. 

—  place,  ».  sépulture,  /. 

—  service,  g.  office  des  morts,  m. 
Dûi-ier,  beurM-eur,s.  fossoyeur, 

m. 

Burine,  biou'-rine ,  ».  burin,  m. 

DurI,  becrie,  va.  éplucher  le  drap. 

Burlesque,  beur'-leske, U(i. tur- 
lupiner, rendre  burlesque. 

—,  a.». burlesque,  comique,  drôle. 

Burictta,  beur-let'-ta,s.rarce, >n. 

Bûrliness,  beur'-li-nosse,s. gros- 
seur, corpulence,  f. 

Bûrlj,  beuri'-li  a.  gros,   replet. 

Buru,  beurn.va.  va.  (burui-d, 
burut),  briller,  calciner, cuire. 

—  s,  brûlure,  cuite,/. 
Bûrner,  beur'-neur,  ».  brûleur, 

incendiaire,  m. 

Oûrnet,  beur''-netle,  s.  pimpre- 
nelle,  jf. 

Bûrning,  beur'-ninngne,  s.  brû- 
lure,incendie,/,  brûle,  7n.  cuite. 

—5  a.  brûlant,  ardent, en  feu, vif. 

—  coal,  s.  braise,/. 

—  glass,  s.  miroir   ardent,  m. 
BuniïBb.  beur'-niche,ïJrt.  brunir, 

polir. 

—  Vil.  devenir  brillant,  éclatant. 
Bûruîsber,  beur'-Diclie-eur,   s. 

brunisseur,  brunissoir,   m. 
Cûriiishiiig ,      teur'-niche-inn- 
gne,  s.  brunissage,  yn. 

—  stick,  s.  brunissoir,  m. 
Burut,  beurnntjj^réï.  etpart.de 

Buru. 
^-  offering,  ».  holocauste,  m. 

—  Bugar,  »,  caramel,  m> 


Burr,  beurr,   ».  le  lobe  do  l'a- 

reille,  m,  [m. 

Bûrrel,beur'-rel, s.  beurré  gris 

—  Bbot^  s.  mitraille,  /. 
Biirrow,  beur'-rô,  vu,  terrer,  se 

terrer,  se  faire  un  terrier. 
— ,    s.    bourg,    terrier,    clapier, 

trou,  m. 
Bûrsar,  Biirser,  bfc.jr'-seur5 1 

économe  d'un  collège,  m. 
Biirsnrsbip,    beur'-seur-cMpe  , 

s.  économat. 
Bûrse,  beurse,s.  lieuoùs'assem- 

blent  les  marchands,  bourse. 
Burst,  beursl, s.  éclat,  transport, 

explosion,  m.  hernie,/. 
Burst, un.  burst, burst,  burs« 

tens,  crever,  éclater,  débonder, 

mourir,   fondre. 
— ,  va.  crever,  briser,  rompre. 
Bûrsteu,  bour'-sln,a.  qui  est  af- 
fligé d'une  hernie,    [s.  hernie,/. 
Burstcnuess,    beur-stn^-nesse, 
Bûrt,  beurle  ,  S.  limande,  / 
Bûry,  ber'-i,  ta.  enlerrer, enseve. 

lir,  cacher.  [terrement,  )îi. 

Bûrying,    ber'-i-inngne,  s,   en- 

—  gronud,s.  cimetière,  m, 

—  place,  s.  sépulture,  /. 
Bush,  ».  buisson,    arbuste,    nu 

louffe,/.bouchon  (de  cabaret), m. 
— ,  vn.  devenir  touffu. 
Biisbel,   Louche''-el,  s,  boisseau 

(36  lit.   34).  m. 
Bûshy,  bouche'-i,  a.  touffu,  buis- 

sonoeux.  [fourré  de  buissons  m. 
Bûshnieut ,  beucLe^-mennt ,  », 
Bûsiless,  bii/-i-Iesse  a.  sans  oc- 
cupation, désœuvr  [affairé 
Bûsily,  biz'-i-li,  ad.  empressé. 
Business,  biz'-nesse,  s.  alTaire, 

travail,  m.  besogne,  matière,  f. 

objet,  m. 
Busk,  beuske,  s.  buse,  m, 
Bitsbiu,  beuss^-kine,  s.  bottine, 

/.  brodequin,  cotliurne,  m. 

—  style,  s.  Etjle  tragique,  m. 
Bûsk}',  beuss'-ki,  a.  touffu. 
Buss,  beus«,  s.  baiser,  m.  bateau 

de  pêche,  m. 
Busa,  i'«.  baiser,  baisolter. 
Bust,  beuste,  s.  buste,  m.      [f. 
Bûstardjlaeuss'-tardei  s.  outarde 


BUS 


384 


BY 


Basile,  bus'-sl,  v)i.  se  donner  du 
mouvement,  s'agiter,  intriguer. 

— ,  s.  fracas,  bruit-  mouvement, 
tumulte,  711. 

Bustier.  heuss'-Ieur,  t.  homme 
remuant,  intrigant,  m. 

Bùsy,biz'-i ^va.  occuper,erapIoyer. 

— ,  a.  affairé,  occupé. 

—  body,s.  entremetteur,  m.  tra- 
cassior. 

—  braîit,  s.  homme  à  projets. 

—  doy,  s,  jour  d'affaires,  îh. 
Bu»,  beule,    c.   liormis,  excepté, 

mais,  que,  seulement,  Tien  que. 

—  for,  sans. 

—  tliat,  si  ce  n'était  que. 

—  jet,  néan moins 

— î  s,  but,  m.  borne,  limite,  f. 

—  end,  s.  bout,  m.  crosse  d'un 
fusil,/-. 

— ,ua.  parler  par  si  et  par  maïs. 
— ,  un.  aboutir  à.  [clier,»n. 

Biitcher,   boul'-tcheur,    s.  bou- 

—  '»  méat,  s.  viande  de  bouche- 
rie, f. 

—,  va.  égorger. 

Bûtcbcriiûe»,  bout'-ltheur-li- 
nesse,  s.  cruaulé,/'.  [bare. 

Bûlclicriy.  boul'-lcheur-li,(i.  bar- 

BûtrEiery,  bout'-tcheur-i,s,  bou- 
cherie, f,  [m. 

Butler,  beult'-Ieur,  s. sommelier, 

Bûticrsbip,  beut-Ieur-chipe,  s* 
charge  de  sommelier,  f. 

Bûtment,  beult'-mennt,  s.(arch.) 
arc-boutant,  m.  culée,  butée,  f. 

Butt,  beutt,  s.  but,  point  de  mire, 
m.,  cible,  /'.  butle  /*.  plastron 
(homme),  coup  deiête,  ?h.  botte, 
(mesure),  pipe  (tonneau). 

—,  t'a.  heurter  de  la  tête. 

Butler,  beut'-teur,s.  beurre,  m. 

—  man,  —  noraaii,  s.  beur- 
rier, beurrière. 

—  milk,  s.  babeurre,  f. 

—  print,$.  moule  à  beurre,  »t. 

—  tooth,  s.  dent  incisive,  f, 

—  snuce,  s.  sauce  blanche. 
BûtterOy,  beut'-teur-flaï,  s.  pa- 
pillon, m.  [loir,  m 

Bi'itteris,  heut'-teur-ice,  s.  bnut- 
Bûltery,  beut'-leur-i,a.  bullreui. 
—,  S.  dépense,  oi'fice ,  m. 


Rûttock,  beutMeuk,  ».  fesse,/. 
croupe  d'un  cheval. 

nùtton,  beut'-tn,s.  bouton,  bour- 
geon, m, 

—  hole,  s.  boutonnière,  f. 

—  niaker,s.  boufonnier,  m. 

—  «are,  s.  boutonnerie,  /. 
— ,  va.  boulonner. 

— ,  <  n.  se  boutonuer,  bsntonner 
(des  arbres). 

Bûttreaa  ,  beut'-tresse,  s.  aro- 
boulant ,  appui,  boutoir,  m. 

— ;  va.  sou!eni.,îppuyer.  [tireux, 

Bûtyrous,beu'e'-i-reuce,  a,  bu- 

Bi'iiom,  heuii'-seumo,  a.  enjoué, 
docile,  joyeux,  lascif,  égrillard. 

Bûxontly,  beuk'-seume-li,  ai/. las- 
civement, gaîment,  d'une  ma- 
nière égrillarde. 

Bûxoiiiiieg«,beuk'.-seume-nesse, 
s.  lasrivelé,  gaillardise,  gaîlé,^. 

Buy,  baî,un.  (bougbt.bougbt), 
acheter. 

nûyer,  baï-eur,  s.  acheteur. 

Biizi,  beuzz,  j.  bourdonnement, 
m, 

— ,  t)!i.  bourdonner         [tout  bas. 

—  ,vn,  chucliotter,  murmurer, dira 
Buxzard,  beu2z'-arde,5.  busard, 

sot,  m.  [leur. 

Bi'izzcr,  beuzz'-eur,  j,   chuchot- 
By,   bai,  pr.  auprès  de,  près  de, 
à  côté    de,  devant,  par,  par  de- 
vers, sur,  divisé  par. 
—,   nrfi'.    près,   par    \h,    devant, 
passé,  relire,  accessoire. 

—  ail  meaug,  à  quelque  prit 
que  ce  soit. 

—  and  I>y,  tout-à-l'heure. 

—  ooiirs.r,  tour-à-lour. 

—  dny,  ml.  de  jour. 

—  dinb,  hors  d'œuvre,  m, 

—  goue,  (!.  passé,  qui  n'est  pins. 

—  job,  s.   ouvrage  à  part. 

—  lane,  s.  ruelle,  f. 

—  lows,  s.  statuts  de  commu- 
nauté, m.  pi.  [m. 

—  maitor,  s.  incident,  épisode, 

—  iinnie,  s.  sobriquet,  »n. 

—  one''»  self,  tout  seul. 

—  paib,  J.  sentier  écarlé,  m. 

—  place,  g.  réduit,  lieu  écarté. 


BY 


385 


CAG 


By  profils,  S.  gain,  tour  du  ii- 

ton. 
^  respect,  S.  réserve,  f. 

—  rctasi,  en  détail. 

—  road,  S.  chemin  de  traverse, 
m. 

<»  rooui,  s.  boudoir,  m. 

—  Bpeecli,  s.  digression,  mi 

—  stauder,  S.  Spectateur. 
--  Street,  s.  rue  détournée. 


By  tbe  bv,  en  passant,  indirecte* 
ment. 

—  towu,  s.  ville  écartée. 

—  Iiirns,  ad.  lour-à-lour. 

—  View,  s.  vue  d'intérêt,  f. 

—  way,  s.  détour,  m. 

—  nord,  s.  proverbe,  »n. 

—  Works,    S.    corvée,    f.   hors- 
d'œuvre,  m. 

Bye,  bal,  i.  demeure,  f. 


e,  se,  c,  cent,  %t,  do.  [per. 

Cab,liab,  y. courir  après,  altrap- 
—,  s.  cabriolet  de  place.  Staud 
of —  s,  place  de  cabriolets. 

—  man,  cocher  de  cabriolet. 
r«bâl,ka-bal',s.  coterie,  cabale, 

intrigue,/'. 
—,  va.  cabaler.  [m. 

C&balist,  liab'-a-liste,J.cabaliste, 
Càbalistical,  —  tic,  kab^-a-lis- 

ti-kal,  tik,  a.  cabalistique,  [m. 
CAballcr,kah'-al-leur,s.intrigant, 
Câbbage,  kab'-bédje,s.chou,OT. 

'Wbâic  heart,  —  s.  chou  blanc. 

Turuip  —,  s.    chou  navet,  m, 

—  «ree,  s.  palmiste,  m. 

— ,s.  gratte,  retailles  de  tailleur,  /. 
—,  va.  pommer,  voler  du  drap  en 

coupant  un  habit. 
Câbiii,  kab^-ine,  s.  loge,  cabane,  f. 

—  boy,  s.  mousse,  m, 

— ,  vn.   vivre  retiré.        [net,  m. 
C&biuel,    kaf-ine-ette,  s.    cabi- 

—  maker,  s.  tourneur,  ébéniste. 

—  ofinedals,  médaillier,  7n. 
CAble,   ké'-bl,    s.     câble,   m. 

Sheet  — ,  s,  maître  câble, 
Stern  — ,  s.  croupière ,  /. 
Strcam  —,  s.  câble  de  louée. 
— 'slength,  s.  encablure,  f, 

Cilblet,  ké'-bletle,  s.  grelin,  m, 
cablôt.  \f. 

r&briole,  kab'-riol,  s.  cabriole, 

Cabriolet,  kaL/-ri-o-lett,  j.  ca- 
briolet, m.  [cao,  m. 

C&cao,  ka/-ka-0,  ».  cacaoyer,  ca- 


Cachinn&tion ,        kak-Ine-6'> 

cheune,  s.  éclat  de  rire,  m. 
CÂcbalot,  katcbe'-a-Iott,  s.  ca- 
chalot, m. 
Cacbéctic,   —  cal,  ka-kekMik, 

al,  a.  cacochyme,  [cachou, m. 
Cacbéu,  rashéu,  kacbe-ou',  S. 
Câr.kle,    kak'-kl ,   un.    glousser, 

babiller. 
Fâckling,  kak'-llnngne,  S.  crI , 

chant  de  caille,  poule,  m. 
Cacochymic ,    —    leal  ,    kak-5- 

kime'-ik,  i-kal,  a.  cacochyme. 
Cacôchymy,  kak-ôk'-i-mi,  S.  — 

cbymie,  f.  [phonie,  f. 

Cacophony , kak-or'-6-ni,  s .  caco- 
Cadâverous,  ka-dav'-i-reuce,  a. 

cadavéreux.  [(sorte  de  serge). 
râildis,  kad'-disse  s.  cadis,  m. 
Càddy,  kad^-di,  j.    boite  à  thé, 

caque,  f, 
Câde,  ké'-de,  a.  doux,  privé, 
— ,  va.  élever  en  domesticité,     [f. 
râdoiice,  ké'-dennce,  s.  cadence, 
Cndot,  ka-delt',  s.  Cad  1,  m 
rad<-ut,  ké'-dennt,  a.  tomliant, 
Câdjer,    kad'-djeur,    ».    regrat- 

tier,  m. 
râdi,Tjé'-di,  ».  cadi,  m. 
Cadûceus,   ka-diou'-ci-euce,  ». 

caducée,  m.  vergede  Mircùre,^, 
Cadûc'ity,    ka-diou'-ci-li,    s.    — 

cité,  f. 
Caesnra,  siz-u'-ra,  ».  césure,  A 
Cag,  kague,  S.  caque,  f.  petit  bt- 

ril,  m, 

25 


CAG 


JSo 


CAL 


Cage,  kédje,s.  cage,  prison,  ^ 

—,  va.  encoger,  meltre   en  cage. 

(fAiniaii,  ké'-mane,s.  caïman,  m. 

t$aj6le,  ka-djôl«',  va.  cajoler,  en- 
jôler. 

■.'î«jéler,ka-djO'-leur.  s.  cajoleur. 

J!«j6liug,  —  lery,  ka-djô'-linn- 
gne,  leur-i,  s.  cajoleri •",/■. 

î!âis9ou,  ké'-sone,  s.  cui?son,ni. 

iàitill,    ké'-tiff,    s.  malheureux, 

^,  a.  bas,  servile.         [misérable. 

Jake,  kéke,  s.  g&leau,  tourteau, 
pain    de  cire,  m. 

—  sliop,  s.  boutique  de  pâtisserie. 

—  womau,  s.  marchande  de  gâ- 
teaux, [coaguler. 

— ,  V)i.   se    durcir,  se  coller,   se 

Câlabash,  kal'-a-bache,  s.  cale- 
basse, f.  [calamiteux. 

Calâmiioii», ka-lame'-i-teuce,  a. 

CalâniitouBuess,  kalame''-iteu- 
ce-nesse,s.  état  de  calamité, 
malheur. 

CaIdiuitously,ka-lame-i-teuce-II, 
arf.malheureusemenl,  désastreu- 
sement.  [lé. 

Calàiui(]',ka-lame^-i-tl,s.cala:iii- 

CâlamuB,  kal'-a-meuce,  s.  ro- 
seau, m.  canne,  /, 

Calâsli,  ka-lacbe',  s.  calèche,  f, 
grande  capole  (pour  coiffure  ae 
femmes),  galoche.        [calcaire. 

Calc&reouB,  kal-ké'-ri-euce,  a. 

Cdlceaicd,  kal'-chi-é-ted,  o. 
chaussé.  [cédoine,/". 

Calcvdôiiy,  kal-sé-deu'-ni,n.  cal- 

Calc'inâiiou ,  kal-ci-né'-cheune, 
s.  calcination,  f. 

ràlciiiator),  kal'-ci-né-teur-I,î, 
vaisseau  h  calciner,  m, 

râlciue,—  iiate,kaK-saine,  kaK 
ci-néte,  vu.  calciner. 

t&lciilate,  kaK-kiou-léte,  va. 
calculer,  compter. 

Calcul&tiou,  Calcule,  kal-klou 
lé'-cheune,kaK-kioule,s.caIcul,m 

râlculaior,  kal'-kiou-lé-teur,  s 
calculateur,  m. 

r&lculatory.  kal'-kiou-lé-teur-l 
a.  qui  a  rappor'  au  calcul  arith 
méllque. 

CAIculous,  kal'-klou-leuce,  a 
calculeui,  pierreux. 


CAIdi'on,kâK-drcune,  s.  ehan. 
dron,  m.  chaudière,  f. 

Calvfactiun,  kal-i-fak^-cheune, 
s.  caléTaction,  f. 

CalvrâctiTc,—  tory,  kal-i-fak'- 
(ive,    teur-i,  a.  réchauffant. 

Câlefy.  kal'-i-faï,  l'ii.  s'échauffer 

râlendar,  kal'-enn-dar,  s,  ca- 
lendrier, m.  [rançon,  m. 

f'âlender,  kal'-enn-denr,  s.  cha- 

— ,  s.  calandre,  f. 

— ,  va.  calandrer,  lisser. 

Càiciiderpr,  kal'-enn-deur-eur, 
s.  calendieur,  m, 

CAIciids,  kaK-enndz,  s.  pi.  ca- 
lendes, /■,  pi. 

CaléiKin-e ,  kal-enn'-lchioure,  «. 
fièvre  ardente,  /. 

Calf,  kâf  (calves),s.  veau,  faon, 
m.  le  mollet.  [m. 

Cniibcr,  kal'-i-beur,  s.   calibre. 

Calice,  Calix,  kal'-isse, s. calice, 

Câlico,kal'-i-ko, indienne,/',  [m. 

Câlid,  kal'-ide,  a.  chaud. 

Calidity,ka-lid'-i-li,  s.  chaleur,/. 

Caligatiou,  ka!-i-gué^-cheune, 
s.  obscurcissemenl  de  la  vue,  /. 

Cal>i;iuous,  ka-lidje'-i-neuce,  a. 
obscur. 

Caligiiiousneas ,  ka-Iîdje^-i- 
neuce-nesse,  s.  état  d'obscurcis- 
sement, /.  [graphie,/. 

Culigraphy,    ka-lig'-ra-fi,  S.    — 

Câliph,  ka'-lif,  s.  calife,  m. 

Câliver,  kal'-i-veur,  «.mousquet, 
arquebuse.  [fater. 

Calk,    Caulk,    kaùk,   va.    cal- 

CÂlker,  Càulker  ,  kâù^-keur, 
s.  calfaleur,  calfat,  m. 

Câlkiug,  kâîi'-kinngne,  s.  calfa- 
tage, radoub,  m. 

Call,  va.  appeler,  nommer, 
convoquer,  faire  venir, 

— ,  i)»i.  visiter  par  hasard  sans 
cérémonie. 

—  a  thiug  iu  or  îuto  qiies^ 
«ion, révoquer  en  doute  [qu'un. 

—  afier  eue,  crier    après  quel- 

—  again,  rappeler. 

—  aloud,  s'écrier,  se  récrier. 

—  aside,  tirer  à  côté,        [droit. 

—  at  n  place,  passer  par  un  ea- 

—  BHoc.  faire  sortir,  emmener 


CAL 


387 


CAM 


Call  buck,  rappeler. 

—  donii,  faire  descendre. 

—  for,  appeler,  demander. 

—  fortli,  l'aire  sortir  ou  venir. 

—  an,  retirer,  révoquer,  faire 
entrer, 

— off,  détourner,  dissuader. 

—  ou.  exliorter,  sommer. 

—  one  iiaiiii>«,  injurier,    [duel. 

—  out,  faire   sortir,    appeler  en 

—  ower,    faire  l'appel. 

.—  iip,  faire  monter,  éveiller. 

—  «ipoii.  implorer.  [qu'un. 

—  u|>on    oue,  aller    voir  quel- 

—  logctber^  convoquer. 

—  <o  one,  invoquer,  implorer, 
Call,  kffîl,  «.  appel,  rappel  (mil.), 

ordre,  m.  vocation,  invitalion, 
prétention,  demande,  pommel- 
le, A 

Câllal,  rallct,  kaK-latte,  s. 
femme  de  mauvaise  vie.   [pelle. 

Câllcr,  kâùl'-leur, s.  celui  qui  ap- 

râlliug,  kâùl'-linngne,  s.  voca- 
tion, '.  métier,  m. 

CâlIit'i'i'B,  kal'-li-peurz,  s,  com- 
pas d'épaisseur,  m.  [m. 

Câllosily,  kal-los^-i-ti,s.  durillon, 

Câlloiig,  kal^-leuce,  a.  calleux, 
insensible. 

Cnlloiisuess,  kaK-leuce-nesse, 
s.  dureté,  insensibilité,  f. 

CÂlloiw,  kaK-lô,a.  sans  plumes. 

Càllus,  kaK-leuce,  3.  cal,  calus, 
»i. callosité,  f. 

Calni,  kàme,  va.  calmer,  apaiser. 

— ,a.  calme,  tranquille. 

— ,s.  calme,  m.  [leur,  m. 

CÂlnier,    kâ'-menr,    s.    consola- 

Câluily,k&me'-lj,  ad.  tranquille- 
ment, 

C&liuness,  kâme'-nesse,  s.  séré- 
nité, /. 

CAImy,  kâmc'-i,  a.  paisible,  [m. 

Câlouiel,  kal'-ô-mel,  s.  calomel, 

Calârîc,  ka-lor'-ik,  s.  calorique. 

rnloriûc,  ka-lo-rif'-ik,<l.  —  tique. 

r.ilôttc,  ka'-lote,  a.  calotte. 

C'ûltfope,  kal'-trope,  «.  chausse- 
trappe,  f.  [m. 

Càlvary,  kal'-va-ri,  s.  Calvaire, 

Calve,  kave,ii)î.  vêler. 

Câlves,  ki\i,pl.  i^Calt. 


rAlt'iniBiu,  kaK-vi-nizm,  s.  eal« 
vinisme,  m, 

CâliiuUt,  kal'-vi-nisle  s.  et  a. 
Calviniste.  [calomnier. 

C'alûmiiialc,ka-leuni'-ni-éte,UO. 

(.'âliiniiiiatoi*,  ka -leum^-ni-é- 
teurjS.  calomniateur,  ?n. 

Câliiiuuious,  ka-leum''-ni-euce, 
o.  calomnieux. 

Calûiuuiously,  ka-Ieum'-ni-ea- 
ce-li,a(/.  calomnieuscment. 

ralûiDiij',  kaK-eum-ni,  s.  ca- 
lomnie, /. 

Call,   kalkse,  s.  chaux,  f, 

ï'âljx,  kal'-ikse.  s   calice,  m. 

C'âljcie,  kal'-i-kl,  s.  bourgeon, 
m.  [mi'-a,  s.  camée,  m. 

C'ainéa,  Cbama,  Cuuieo,    ka- 

Caniâieu ,  ka-mé'-iou ,  s.  ca- 
maïeu, m.  [quer. 

râmber  ,   kamm'-beur,  va.  ar- 

— ,  s.  pièce  courbe,  f.  [/. 

râmbric,  kamm'-brikjS.  batiste, 

Came,  kéme,  prêt,  de  Corne, 

Câuiel,  kame'-el,  s.  chameau, m. 
Arabiau  —  ,  dromadaire. 

—  driver,  s.  chamelier,  m, 

—  hair,  4.  poil  de  chameau. 
Câiuelvou     kame'-é-li-eune,  •. 

caméléon,  m. 

CâoielopaiMl,  kame'-ei-o-parde, 
s.  caméléopard,  girafe. 

Câmelol,  Câiulet,  kanie^-lotU, 
s.  camelot,  m. 

C&iuera  lucida  ,  kameM-ra- 
liou-ci-da,  s.  chambre  claire. 

Câniera  obscura,  kame^-i-ra- 
ob-skiou-ra  ,  s,  chambre  ob- 
scure, f.  [voûté. 

Câiucrated,    kame'-er-éled,    a. 

Caiuc-i'â(iou,kame-er'é''-cheune, 
s   voiite,  f, 

Câmisado,  kame'-i-sé-dô,  ». 
attaque  de  nuit,  f. 

Camous    kame^-euce,  a.  camus. 

Camp,  kammp,  s.  camp,  m. 

— ,  vn.  camper,  se  camper,  se 
poster. 

Camp&ign,  kamm-péne',s.  cam- 
pagne, f.  To  serve  a  — ,  faire 
une  campagne. 

Campâiguer,  kamm-péne^-eur, 
».  vieux  soldat,  vétéraD. 


CAM 


388 


CAN 


Câmpostral,  kamm-'pess-trall.a. 
champêlre. 

râmpliire,  Caniphor,  kamm'- 
faire,  iamm'-feur,  s.  camphre, 
?)i.  [camphré. 

CÂmpborule,  tamm'-fô-réte,  a. 

Càiu|iiii^,  kammp^-inngne  ,  5. 
campement ,  m. 

Can,  kann  ,  vu.  (Coiild)  ,  pou- 
voir, savoir. 

^,  s.  bidun,  Lroc,  m. 

Câunkin,  kane'-a-klne,  3.  ca- 
nette (mesure). 

Canal,  ka-nal',  s.  canal,  m, 

—  coal,  s.  houille  de  bonne 
qualité.  [naliser. 

CAii.tlizc,    kane'-al-aîze,  va.,  ca- 
Câiiary,  ké'-né-ri,  s.  Yin  de  Ca- 
narie. 

—  bird,  s.  serin,  m. 

—  gi-ass,  s.  alpiste,  m. 
C&ucel,    kann'-cel,  va.    biffer, 

annuler,  cartonner  un  livre. 

— ,  s.  carton,  7?i.     [annulation,  f. 

Câucclliiig,l:ann'-cel-liDngne,J. 

Câiiccr,  kann^-ceur,  S.  cancer, 
chancre,  le  Cancer,  m. 

Câuceralc,  kann'-ceur-éte,  vn. 
se  former  en  cancer. 

Caucerâtioii,  kann' -ceur -é'- 
cheune,  s.  formation  d'un  can- 
cer. 

Câiiceroustaess  9  kann-'-ceur- 
euce-nesse,  ■■•.  état  cancéreux. 

Caucei'oiis,  kann^-ceur-euce,  a. 
cancéreux.  [crabe. 

Câuci-ine,   kan^'-krine,    a.    de 

Câudent,  kano'-dennt,  a.  blanc 
de  feu,  incandescent. 

Càudicaiit ,  kana''-di'kannt,  a. 
blanchissant.  [sincère. 

Câudid,  kann'-dide,    a.    franc, 

Câudidate,  kann^-di-déte,  s.  as- 
pirant, m. 

Câudîdly,  kann'-did-li,a(f.  fran- 
ciieraent,  ouvertement,  sans  dé- 
tour. 

CÂudidness,  linnn'-did-nesse,  s, 

■    candeur,  sincérité) /.  honneur, 

Càu'dle,  kann'-dl,  »•  chandelle, 
f.  Dipped  —,  S,  chandelles 
à  la  baguette.    Mould  —  •  «. 


chandelles  moulée?,  Wax  —, 
s.  bougie,  f.  Medicated  — , 
bougie  médicinale. 

—  case,  s.  boîte  aux  chandelles. 

—  eud,  s.  bout  de  chandelle. 

—  grease,  s.  suif  de  chandelle. 

—  wick,  5.  mèche  de  —,  cotou  & 
mèches. 

Câudielight,  kann'-dl-lalte,  s. 
lumière  d'une  chandelle,  provi- 
sion de  chandelles.  By — ,  à  ia 
chandelle.  [Chandeleur,  f. 

C&udleinas,   kann'-dl-mace,  s, 

Cândiestick,  kaun'-dl-stik,  s. 
chandelier  ,  m.  Fia*  —  s. 
bougeoir,  m.  [de   fucus. 

rândoc-k,  kann'-dok,   s.  espèce 

Cûiidoiir,  kann'-deur,  s.  can- 
di ur,  sincérité,  f. 

Cândy,  kann'-di,  ua.  confire. 

— ,  vn.  se  candir. 

—  siigar,  s.  sucre  candi,  m. 
Câue ,   kéne,   s.   canne  (bâton), 

canne  (roseau).  Hcad  of  a  — , 
pomme  de  canne.  Alalacca — , 
canne  dejonc.  Stigar  —  , canne 
à  sucre. S  Word — ^canne  à  épéc. 

—  jiiice,Iiquor,  jusdecanues, 
tesoo. 

—  niill,  sucrerie  de  cannes. 

—  ti-asli,  bagasse. 

—  ^voi-k,  ouvrage  de  canne. 

— ,  va.  donner  des  coups  decanne. 
Canicular  ,    ka-nik'-iou-lar,    a. 

caniculaire. 
Cani'ue,  ka-nalne',  a.  canin. 

—  bunger.  s.   faim  canine,  f. 

—  teetb,  s.  dents  canines,/'. pZ. 
C&ui«ter,  kaiie'-is-teur,  s.  boîte 

à  thé,  f. 

—  sbot,  mitraille. 
Câiikcr,kannt;'-keur,s.ver  ron- 
geur, chancre,  m.  gangrène,  f. 

—  blossom,  ver  rongeur  des 
fleurs. 

—  ffly,  ver  rongeur  des  fruit» 
— ,  vn.  se  pâier. 

— ,  vn.  corrompre. 
Câunibal ,   kan^-ni-bal,    s,  an- 
thropophage, [m. 
Câiinon,    kan'-neune,  S.  canon, 

—  bail, bullel, boulet  decanon. 

—  «bot,  coun  de  —,  portée  de  — .. 


CAN 


389 


CAP 


Càunoii ,  11)1,   caramboler  ,  faire 

un  carambolage. 
Cannonâde,  kaa^'-neiine-ëde,  S. 

canonnade,  /. 
— ,  va.  canonner. 
Câunoneer,  kan'-neune-irei  •• 

canonnier,  ni. 
C'aiiôe,  Catioa,  ka-nou',  s.  ca- 

not,  m.  pirogue,  f. 
Caiiou,    kane^-eune,    s.    cauoni 

statut,  m. 

—  bit,  ».  embouchure  de  che'val 
(partie  du  mors). 

—  lawr,  s.  droit  canon,  m. 

— ,  s.  chanoine;  parangon,  m. 
Caiioneas,    kane''-euue-esse,   s. 

cbanoinesse,  f. 
Cau6uical,    ka-none'-i-kal,    a. 

canonique. 
Cauôiiivally,    ka-noDeM-kal-M, 

ad.  canoniquement. 
Cânoiiist,    kaoe'-eune-iste,    s. 

canoniste,  m. 
Canonizàtion  ,       ka-no-ni-zé'- 

cbeune,  s.  —  tion,  f. 
CÂuonlze,    kaQe''-ô-na!ze,     va. 

canoniser. 
CÂuoiiry,    Câuonship ,    kane- 

eunn-ri,  cbipe,  s.  canonica!,  m. 
Càuopy,  kane^-ô-pi,  s.  dais,  bal- 
daquin, poêle  de  mariage,  m. 

—  couck,  s.  canapé,  m. 

—  of  béa-yen,  calutte  des  cieux. 
— «  va.  couvrir  d'un  dais. 
C&norous,  ka'-no-reuce,  a.  har- 
monieux. 

Caut,  kannt,  s.  argot,  encan, 
langage  affecté,  ?)].  By  — ,  aux 
enchères,  à  l'encin. 

Câiil,  kanni,  vn.  parler  argot, 
vendre  à  l'encan.  [/■. 

(Tautâta,  kann-téMa,  s.  cantate, 

Canlâtiou,  kann-té^-cbeune,  s. 
art  de  chauler. 

Câiitcr,  kann/-teur,  S.  hypo- 
crite, m.  cafard. 

—,  vn.  aller  au  petit  galop. 

C&iiterbury  gallop  ,  kann'- 
teur-ber-i  gal-lope,  s.  petit  ga- 
lop, mi     [ris-.e,.5.cantharide,/'. 

Càiilbaris,  —  ides,  kano^-tha- 

râalicle,kann'-ti-kl,«.  cantique. 


r&iititig,  kannMinngne,s.hypi»- 
crisie,  m.  [morceler. 

rûiitle,    kann'-tl,    va.    diviser, 

C'ântle,ràiitlct,kann/-tl,kann'. 
llett,  s.  morceau,  pari,  )?i. 

Câiito,  kann'-tô,  s.  chant  a'un 
poème.       [s.  cantonnement,™. 

râiiloiimeni,kann'-teun-mennt, 

Câiitoii,kann'-teune,s,canlon,ni. 

Canton,  CàiiCoiiize,  kann^- 
teune ,  kann'-teune-aïze,  vn. 
cantonner. 

— ,  va.  diviser  en  cantons. 

Cântrcd  ,  kann'-tred,  S.  cantOD 
(pays  de  Galles). 

CâMula,kane'-iou.la,s.  canule,/. 

râiivass,  kann'-vace,s.  canevas, 
m.  sollicitation,  prélart,  m. 

— ,  va.  examiner,  discuter,  bri- 
guer. 

Cuny,  ké'-ni,  a.  plein  de  roseaux. 

Cap,  kape,  s.  bonnet,  salut,  som- 
met, m.  tête,/'.  Beai'-skin — , 
bonnet  à  poii.  FooI'k  — ,  ma- 
rotte. Foragiug — ,  bonnet  de 
police.  Nigbt—,  bonnet  de  nuit. 
Travelling  —,  casquette  de 
voyage. 

—  a  pic,  ad.  de  pied  en  cap. 

—  case,  s.  sac,  m.  valise,  /■ 

—  niaker,  s.  bonnetier,  m, 

—  paper,  s.  papier  gris. 

— ,  va.  saluer,  coiffer, découvrir. 

—  Terscs ,  réciter  allernative- 
ment  des  vers  commençant  par 
une  lettre  particulière. 

Cap.-ibility,  ké-pa-bil'-i-ti,  S.  ca- 
pacilé,  f.     [propre,  intelligent. 

Capable,  ké'-pa-bl,  a.  capable, 

Capûciuus,  ka-pé/-cheuce,  S. 
ample,  vaste,  étendu. 

Capâciousness ,  ka-pé^-cheuce- 
nessi',  s.  capacité,  f. 

Capâcita(<r,  ka-pace-'-i-téte,  vn. 
rendre  capable,  donner  pou- 
voir de. 

t'apâcily,  ka-paceM-ti,  s.  capa- 
cité,  intelligence,  qualité, /■. 

Capârison,  ka-par'-i-seune,  ». 
caparaçon,  m. 

— ,  un.  caparaçonner. 

Cape,  képe,  5.  cap,  collet,  man- 
teau à  capuchon,  m. 


CAP 


390 


CAR 


rApeînniîa'-plaBeiS.capelan.m. 

râper,  ké'-peur,  s.  cabriole,  en- 
trechats, bond,  »!.  câpre, /.  To 
cist  a  —,  faire  une  cabriole. 

-  busb-Irce,  s.  câprier. 

— .  vn.  cabrioler.  [leur,  m. 

râperer.  ké'-peur-enr,s.  cabrio- 
rnpillâccoiis,  TApillaiy,  ka- 
pil-lé'-cbeuce,    kap'-il-la-ri ,  a 
capillaire,  m.  [Iaire,m. 

ràpillary ,  s.  vaisseau  capil- 
C'âpilal,  kap'-i-tal,  a.  capital. 

—  ,  s.  capital,  cbapiteau,  m.  capi- 
tale, f.  [talisle. 

Câpitalist.  kapM-ta-liste,s.capi- 
Câpilall)',  kap'-i-tal-li,od.  capi- 

talenient. 
Capilâtion,  ka-pi-té'-chenne,  ». 

capilalioD,  dénombrement,  ni. 

taxe,  f. 
râpitol,  kap'-i-lol,  s.  capitole. 
Capittilnr,  ka-piie'-iou-lar,  a.  s. 

capîtulaire,  m.  [capituler. 

CapHii!a«e,ka-pite''-iou-léte,v(î« 
Capilulâliuii ,    ka-pite-iou-lé'- 

cheune,  s.  —  tion,  /. 
Fâpou,  ké-'-pn,  s.  chapon,  m. 
— ,  va.  chapoiiner. 
Tapôt,  ka-potC,  s   capot,  m. 
— ,  va.  faire  capot.        [chon,  m. 
Cap6iich,  ka-peulche',  s.  capu- 
Câpper,  kap'-peur, s.  bonnetier, 

m.  [Chèvre. 

Câpra .  ké'-prâ,  s.  (ast.),  la 
Capi'fce,  kap-rlce', s.  caprice, m. 
Caprlcioiis.  ka-priche'-euce,  a. 

capricieux,  [ad. —  cieufemeiii. 
Capi-icioii6ly,ka-priche'-euce-ii, 
Capriciousucss,      ka-pricbe'- 

euce-nesse,  s.  bizarrerie,  f. 
Càpricorn,  kap'-ri-korne,  s.  Ca- 
pricorne, îH.     [forme  de  chèvre. 
Céprifoi'ui.  kap'.ri-lorme,  fl.  en 
Cépriole,kap''-ri-flle,  s.  cabriole, 

f.  [ment. 

cipsîciini,  kap'-si-keume  ,s.  pi- 
Câpsize,  kap'-saïze,  l'a.  chavirer, 
Câp)i(au,('iipstern,  tap'-stane, 

steurne,  s.  cabestan,  m. 
Capsula  ,    kap'-siou-la,  s.    cap- 
sule, /'. 
Câpsiilar,   —  lury,     kap'-slou- 

lar,  léri,  a.  capsuhire. 


r&psulate,  kap'-slou-léte,rt. en- 
fermé. ^'  [chef. 

ràptain,  kap'.tnire,».  Capitaine, 

Câptainry,  kap'-laine-ri,  s.  ca- 
pitainerie, f. 

C'âptniu»hip,  kap'-taine-chipe, 
s.  charge  de  capilaine,  capitai- 
nerie, /. 

Càpial,  kap'-lal,  s.  chef,  captai. 

CaptÂcion,  kap-té'-cheune,  S. 
captation,  ^     [prise  de  corps,/'. 

râpiion,  kap'-cheune,s.  arrêt,  m. 

Câptiou»,  iap'-cbeuce,  a.  cap- 
tieux, bourru. 

Cépiiousiy,  kap'-cheuce-li,  ad. 
captieusement. 

Câplioiisness ,  kap^-cbeuce- 
nesse,  s  aigreur,  finesse,  f. 

Câpiivate,  kap'-ti-véte,l'a.  cap- 
tiver, charmer. 

rapiivàtion,  kap-ti-vé'-cheune, 
s.  assujettissement,  m, 

râpiive,  kap'-tive,  a,  s. captif. 

— ,  t'a.  faire  prisonnier,     [vite,/. 

rnptîTiiy,  kap-liv'-i-ti,  s.  capti- 

Câpior,  kap'-leur,  s.  celui  qui 
fait  une  prise,  /.    [/.  butin,  jn. 

Câpture,kap/-lioure,  S.  capture, 

— ,  va.  capturer. 

C&puchin.  kap'-iou-'.chine,  s.  ca- 
pucin, camail,  mantelet,  m. 

râpiiciue,  kap'-iou-cme  ,  s.  ca- 
pucine, /. 

Car,  kâr,s.  char,  chariot,  m. 

Cârabiue,  kar'-a-bine,s.— bine, 
f.  [ —  nier,  m. 

Carabinéer,    kar-a-bi-nire',  (, 

C'ârac,  kar'-ak,  s.caraque,  /. 

Câracol,  kar'-a-kol,  s.  caracole, 
m. 

—,  vn.  caracoler. 

CArat,  kai'-ate,  s.  carat,  m, 

Cai'uvâu,  kar-a-vane/.  s.  cara- 
vane, f. 

Cai'a^âiisary,  —  sera,  kar-a- 
vann'-sa-ri,  s.  —  sérail  ,  /■ 

Carbon,  kar'-bône,  s.  carbone, 
ni.  charbon,      [viande  grillé  e,/. 

Cai'boiiâdv  ,    kar-bô-né'-dô  ,  s, 

Carbouâd ,-,  kar-bô-néde',  va. 
faire  cuiie  sur  le  grii. 

Carbonate,  kar'-bô-néle,    s.  — 
i     nale,  m. 


CAR 


391 


CAR 


rnrlxSnic,  kar/-hone'-ik, o. —  ni- 
que, [carboniser. 

Ciirbonize,    kar^-bô-naïze,    va. 

C'nrbiiiirle,  kar'-beung-kl,s.  es- 
caboucle,/'.  charbon,  m.  anlhrax, 

C^ârbunclcd  ,  kar'-beung-kléd, 
(i.  garni  d'escarboucles. 

Carbûuciilar ,  kar-beun^-kiou- 
lar,  s.  brillant  comme  une  es- 
carboucle. 

rurbuucul&tlon.kar-bcun-kiou- 
lé'-cheune,  s.  éruption  de  pus- 
tules, [bure,  )?!. 

rârburef,  kar'-biou-rette,  s.car- 

Cârcanel,  kar'-ka-notle,  carcan, 
collier  de  diamants,  j?!. 

Cércass.  kar'-kars,  s.  carcasse, 
f.  squelette,  m. 

Card,  karde,  s.  carte  à  jouer, 
carte  marine,  carde,  f.  Mari- 
nera^— ,  rose  des  vents.  Visi- 
iing  — ,  de  visite.  Eugiue 
— ,  machine  à  carder. 

—  makcr,  s.  Cartier,  cardier,  m. 

—  table,  s.  table  à  jeu,  f. 

— ,  va.  carder,  jouer  aux  cartes. 
F&rdcr,    kar'-deur,  s.    cardeur, 

carde  mécanique. 
Cârdiac,  Câi'dical,  kar'-di-als 

di-kal,  a.  cardiaque,  [nal,  ?n 
Cardinal,  kar'  di-nal^  s.  cardi 
— ,  a.  cardinal,  principal. 

—  poinis,  s.  points  cardinaux 
m.  pi.  [les 

—  virtiics ,  S.    vertus   cardina 
C&rdiiialate,  —  aisbip,    kar' 

di-na-léte,    nal-chipe  ,  s.  cardi 

nalat.  [dage 

r&rding,   kar'-dinngne,   s.  car 

rârdoou,  kar''-doàne,  s.  cardon 

m.  [exactitude,  f. 

Tare,  kère,   s.    soin,    souci,  m 

—  nrorn,  a.  usé  par  le  chagrin 

—  crazcd,  a.  accablé  de  soucis 
—,  vn.  se  soucier. 

Caréen,  ka-r!ne',  s.  carène,  /. 
— jUrt.  radouber,  caréner. 
Taréeuing,    ka-rî''-ninngne,    S. 

carénage,  m.  [course,  f. 

Careér ,    ka-rîre',    s.    carrière, 
— j  va.  courir  avec  vitesse. 
fïârefui,  kère'-foul,  a.  soigieux, 

Sugrin,  inquiet. 


rArefiilly,  kère'-foul-ll,  ad.  sol- 

gmusenient. 
CArertiiiiess ,    kère'-foul-nesse , 

s.  attention,  f.  soin,  souci,  m. 
C&relcsB,  kère^-lesse,  a.  noncba* 

lant,  insouciant,  négligé. 
CârcU'ssIy,    kère'-Iesse-li  ,  aà. 

nonclialamment. 
Cârelessness,  kèrc-lesse-nesse, 

5.  nonchalance,  négligence,  f, 
Caréss,    ka-resse',   s.     caresse, 

flatterie,  f.  amitiés,  f.  pi. 
— ,  va.  caresser,  cajoler. 
Cnre»,  ké'-rett,  s.  caret,  marque 

d'omission,  renvoi. 
Cargo ,    kar'-gô  ,    î.    cargaison, 

chargement.       [s.  caricature,  f. 
Caricature,    kar-ik-a-tcliionre', 
— ,  va.  faire  des  caricatures. 
Caries,  —  riôsity  ,    ké^-ri-ize, 

ké-ri-oss'-iti,  a,  carie,  f. 
CAi'ioiis,    ké'-ri-euce,    a.    carié. 

To  grow  — ,  se  carier. 
Cark,  kârk,  S.  souci. 
— ,  vn.  avoir  des  soucis. 
Cârking,  kark'-inngne,   a.    cha- 
grin, qui  a  des  soucis,  [m, 
Cnrlo,   kârle,  s.  rusire,    brutal] 
Cârling,  kar'-linngne,  s.  carlin- 
gue, f.                           [tier,  m. 
Cârmnn,    kar'-mane,   s.   charre» 
Carmélite,     kar' -  mi  -  laïte ,    «> 

carme,  m. 
—  uiin,  s.  carmélite,  f.  [n.— tif. 
CariuiiiatÏTe,  kar-miue'-a-tive^ 
Carminé,  kar-maïne',  s.  car- 
min, m.  [m,  curée,  f. 
Carnage,  kar'-nédje,s.  carnage, 
Cnrnal,    kar'-nal ,    a.    charnel 

sensuel, 
Carnâlity, — ne»s,  kar-nalM-ti, 

nesse,  sensualité,  f. 
C&rnally,  kar'-nal-li,  ad.  char- 

nellcment.  [najine,/'i 

Carnélian,kar-nt'-li-eune,s.coi' 
Cârnu'ous.kar'-ni-euce,,'!.  charnu. 
Curiiincntion,     kar- ni  -  fi -ké'- 

chcune,  s.  —  cation,/'.  [fier, 
Câruirjr,  kar'-nî-faï, un.  se  earnit 
Cdruival,   kar'-ni-val.  s.   carnais 

val,  m. 
Carnivorons,  kar-niv'-ô-reuce, 

a,  carnassier,  Carnivore, 


CAR 


392 


CAR 


Caruôsi  ty.,  kar-DOScM-tl  —  s,  car- 

Dosité,  f.  [rouge,  f. 

r&i'ob,  kar'-eub,  s.  caroube,  ca- 

—  trep,  s.  caroubier,  m, 
C*rol,kar'-eul,i'(î.chanter,louer. 
—,  s.  chanFon,  f.  noël,  m. 
Carotide,  kar-ote'-ide,  s.  caro- 
tide, f.  [rousel,  festin,™. 

Caroiisul,    ka-raoû'-zal,   s.    ca- 
Curoûzc  ,    ka-raoûze',  s.   orgie 
rasade,  f. 

—  5  va.  boire,  se  réjouir. 
Cai-oiiser,ka-raou'-zeur,s. grand 

buveur,  m. 
Carp,  karpe,  s.  carpe,  f.  Voiing 

— ,  s.carpe.'iu.  Veryyoung — , 

carpillon,  m. 
— jUa.  critiquer,  censurer. 
— ,  i')!.  gloser,      [charpentier, m. 
Cârpeutcr,    kar'-penn-teur,    s. 
— 's  worb,  s.  charpente,  f. 
CârpcM«ry.kar'-penn-lri,s.  char- 

penlerie,  ^.  [censeur,?)!. 

C'arpcr,    kar'-peur,  s.  critique, 
Cârpel,  kar'-pell,  s.  tapis,  m. 

—  biig,  s.  sac  de  nuit. 
— *  t'a.  couvrir  de  tapis. 
Càrpiiig,  kar'-pinnL.'ue,  a.  poin- 
tilleux, [malignement. 

C'âi'piiigl)',   kar'-pinngne-li,  ad. 
Cârpiis,  kar'-peuce,  s.  le  carpe, 

m. 
Câi-i'iiigc,  karZ-ridje,  S.  voiture, 

/.  port,   air,  m.    mine,    façon, 

conduite,  f.  charroi,  affût,  m. 
Cdrrii.T,  kar/-ri-eur,  s.  porteur, 

voilurier,  m.  [gnc,  f- 

Cârriou  ,  kar'-ri-eune,  s.  charo- 
Câi'roiiade,  kar^-ro-néde,  s.  ca- 

ronnade,  f. 
CAi-rot,  kar'-reute,i.  carotte,  f. 
CAi-rotîiiess ,  kar'-reute-i-ne^se, 

s.  couleur  rousse,  /.  [î?î. 

Câ>To«j,kar'-reute-i,n.rousseau, 
Câri-y,  kar'-ri,Krt.  porter, mener, 

charier,  voilurer, 

—  aluug,  emporter. 

—  anaj',  emporter. 

—  biick,  rapporter,  ramener. 

—  falsc,  porler  à  faux. 

—  forib  CI-  oui,  tirer,  monlrer, 
faire  paraître,  faire  avancer. 

—  in,  faire  entrer. 


Càrpy  it,  l'emporter.  floB. 

—  i«  higb,  prendre  sur  un  naut 

—  off,  remporler,  se  défaire  de. 

—  ou,  pousser,  condu.e,  conti- 
nuer. 

—  oiie's  self  wcll,  savoir  vivre. 

—  o»er,  transporter.  [cause. 

—  «be    cause,    avoir    gain    de 

—  «hediiy,  remporter  la  victoire. 

—  tbi'ough,  venir  à  bout. 

—  <o  and  fro,  porter  çà  et  Ik. 
Tari-j-iale,  s.  conteur,  m. 
Car»,  karte,  s.  charrette,/',  cha- 
riot, m.  rbaiso  — .s.  carriole, 
f.  Duiig  — ,s.  tombereau, TO. 

—  borse,  s.  cheval  de  charrette, 

—  bouse,  s.  hangar,  ni. 

—  load,  s.  charretée,  f. 

—  way.s.chemin  de  charrette, JW 
— ,  va,  charrier,  voiturer. 
Cârtage,  kar'-tédje,  s.  charria- 
ge, charroi,  m, 

rni-«el,  kar'-tel,s.  cartel,défi,»n. 

t'âricr,  kar'-teur,  s.  churretler, 
rn,  Btibbish  — ,5.  gravatier, 
'«•  [charlreui,  m. 

rai'ibûsîan,  kar-lhiou''-jiane,  « 

Câriilage,  kar'-ti-Iédje,  s.  car- 
tilage, m, 

Cai'tilàgiuoiis,  —  ncous,  kar- 
ti-ladj/-i-neuce,  la-djine-i-euce, 
a.  —  gineux.  [m. 

Cartoén,    kar-toîine',  ».   carlon, 

Curioûch,  Oàrtridge,  kar- 
tdulche',  kar'-tridge,  s.  carton- 
touche,/. 

—  box,  s.  giberne, 
Cârlulary,    kar'-tchioo-la-ri,  ». 

carlulaire,  m. 

Cârtwrigbt,  ».  cljarfon,  m. 

Cûi'unciv,  kar'-eunng-kl,  s.  ca- 
roncule, f. 

Tarve,  karve,  t'f(.  découper,  cou- 
per, tailler,  graver,  ciseler. 

—  oui,  dispenser,  départir. 
Côricr,    kar'-veur,    s.    écujer 

tranchant,  celui  qui  liépèce,  dé- 
coupe; sculpieur,  graveur,  m. 
Cârviiig,  kar'-vinngne,  s.  action 
de  découper,  dépecer;  sculptu- 
re, gravure,  ciselure,  f. 

—  foik,  s.  grande  fourchette  de 
table.  /. 


CAR 


393 


CAS 


C&roins  kiiifc,  grand   couteau 

de  table,  m. 
CâryaloB,—  iîdes,  karM-a-tez , 

lidez,  «.  cariatide,  f. 
Tascâde,  kass-kéde',  «.cascade,  f. 
Case,  kéce,  s.  étui,  fourreau,  m. 

boite,  housse,  casse,  f, 
—,  s.  cas,  état,  l'ait,  m.  chose,  f. 

procès,   m.  cause,  f.  Good  — , 

s.  embonpoinl,m. 

—  shot,  s.  mitraille,  f. 

—5  un.  serrer,  exposer, dépouiller. 

—  harden ,  vu.  endurcir  ,  ci- 
menter, [tre,  ferrure,  f. 

CAsemcnt, kéce'-mennt,s.  feuê- 
Cûscous,  ka'-îi-euce,fi.  caséeux. 
Câsci'ii,  kaz''-eurn,  s.  caserne. 
Cash,    kacbe,    s,    argent,    m. 
caisse,  f, 

—  kcefier,  VOy.  Caebier. 
Casliîop,  ka-cliire',s.  caissier, m. 
— ,  va.  casser,  congédier. 
Câsiiig,    ké'-cinngne,  s.   re'vête- 

ment,  m.  enveloppe, cage,/'. 

Cask,  kask.s.  tonneau,  baril,  fiit, 
m.  barrique,  f. 

—,  va.  mettre  en  tonneau  en  bar- 
riques. 

—,  Casque,  t.casque,  armet,m. 

Câsket,  kass'-kott,  s.  cassette,/'. 

—,  l'O.  mettre  dans  une  boîte. 

Caasàtiou,  kas6-sé'-cbeune,  s. — 
tion,  /. 

Casshôo,  Cutechee,  ka-choù,«. 
cachou,  m. 

Câssia,  kache'-i-a,  s.  casse,  /, 

Câssock,  kass'-seuk,  s. soutane,  f. 

Câssowary,  kas&'-so-oué-ri,  s. 
casoar. 

Caet,  kaste,  va.  (casi,  casi), 
jeter,  compter,  fondre,  condam- 
ner, examiner,  tracer,  dresser, 
exhaler,  donner.  [vomir. 

— ,iin.  sejeter,se  couler,  déjeter, 

^— agaîiist,  reprocher,     [songer. 

—  about ,  jeter   de    tous  cotés, 

—  a^ay ,  abandonner,  bannir, 
faire  naufrage. 

—  dowu,  aflliger,  abattre,  décou- 
rager, baisser. 

■^  forch,  exhaler,  répandre. 

—  headiong,  précipiter. 

—  iu,  alléguer,  reprocher. 


Cast  olf,  dépouiller,  muer,  con- 
fjédier,  devancer,  cory^'er  les 
lignes,  lâcher. 

—  of  ibc  cyc,  s.  coup-d'œil,  m. 
—-  ou»,  chasser,  jeter  dehors. 

—  iip,  supputer,  sommer,  addi- 
tionner, compter,  vomir,  exha- 
ler, [dresser  à. 

—  upon  (foi*  aasistoiice),  s'a- 
— ,  S.  jet,  coup,  vol,   m.  foBle, 

trempe,  tribu, caste, /.TUe las» 
—  1  la  dernière  extrémité. 

Câstanct,  kass'-ta-nette,  s.  cas- 
tagnette,  f.  [prouvé,  m. 

Câstaway,    kast'-aoué,    S.    ré- 

— ,  a,  dont  on   ne  t'ait  aucun  cas. 

Câstellaiu,iiass/-tel-léae,  s.  châ- 
telain, m. 

Câstellaiiy,  kass'-tel-lé-ni,  s. 
châtellenie,  /.  [encastré. 

Cûstellated,   kass/'lel-lé-ted,  o. 

Castor,  kass'-teur,  s.  calcula- 
teur, roulette,  /. 

Cûsligale,  kass-'-ti-guéte ,  va. 
châtier,  punir. 

Castigàtion,  kass-ti-gué'-chen- 
ne,  s.  châtiment,  m> 

Câsligator,  kass'-ti-gué-teur,  a. 
celui  qui  châtie. 

Câaiigatory ,  kass'-ti-gué-teur-i, 
o.  qui  sert  de  châtiment. 

Câstiiig,  kass'-tinngne,  s.  fonte, 
/.  moulage,  calcul,  m, 

—  bouse,  s.  fonderie,  /. 

—  110»,  s.épervier,  7)2. 

—  popcr,  s.  papier  brouillon, m. 
Câstle,  kass'-si,  s.  château,  m 

—  ward,  s.  châtellenie,  /. 
—,  va.  roquer. 

Cûsticd ,  kass'-sld,  a.  muni  de 
châteaux,  m. 

Cûstlct,  kass''-lett,  s.  petit  châ- 
teau, î?!. 

Castor,  kass'-teur,  s.  castor,  m. 

Castrainelàlioii  ,  kass-tra-mi- 
té'-cheune  ,s.castramétation,/'. 

Câ8ti'ate,kass'-lré-le,««.  châtrer. 

Castration,  kass-tré^-cheune,  $. 
castration,  f. 

Câsirato,  kass'-tré-to, S.  castrat. 

Câsual,  kaj^-iou-al,  a.  casuel. 

Câsually,  kaj/-iou-al-li,  ad.  ca- 
suelleœent. 


CAS 


394 


CAT 


C!à9ualtj',tâstjj>Iiie99,kaj'-iou- 
al-li,  al-nesse,  s.  hasard,  acci- 
dent, m.  casualilé,  f.  [m. 

Càsuist,  kajMou-iste,$.casuiste, 

Càsuistical,  kajMou-is-ti-ka!,  a. 
casuistiqu» 

Ca«,  katt,  s.  chat,  m.  chatte,  f. 
Xom  —,  matou.  Iluiiiiiig  —, 
guépard.  Cajenne  —  ,n)argay, 
chat  tigre.  —  In  «lie  pan,  s. 
déserieur,  transfuge.  To  (urn 
—  iu  tho  pa«,tournercasaque. 

—  a-niount,  chat  sauvage. 

—  call,  sifflet  pour  siffler  une 
pièce, un  acteur; appeau, pipeau. 

—  gu«,  corde  à  bojau. 

—  o'uiiie  lails,  (mar.  chat  ï 
neuf  queues,  fouet  de  punition. 

—  tackie,  s.  (mar.jcapon,  m. 

— ^â  paw,  dupe.  To  be  an; 
one^â  —'s  paw, tirer  les  mar- 
rons du  feu  pour  quelqu'un.  To 
inake  anj  o'b  —,  faire  tirer  & 
quelqu'un  les  — . 

Câtacljsni,  kate'-a-klizm,  s.  ca- 
taclysme, m. 

Câtacoiulis,  kate'-a-komz,  s.  pi. 
sépulcre,  m.  catacom'oes,  f.ld. 

Catafâl-o,  ka-ta-fal'-kô,  s.  — 
falque,  ??i. 

CalaiOpsis,    ka-ta-lep'-cisse ,  s. 

Calalcptic,  ka-ta-lep'-tik,  s.  — 
tique. 

Catalogue,  kale''-a-Iog,  s.  cata- 
logue, ?)î. 

Gataménia  ,  ka-ta-mi'-ni-a ,  >. 
flux  menstruel,  m.  régies,  f. 

Câtaplasni,  kate'-a-plazm , S.  ca- 
taplasme, m.  lP"'"';  f- 

Câtapult,   kate'-a-pulte,   s.  — 

Câtai-act ,  kate-'-a-rakle,  s.  ca- 
taracte, f. 

Caiài'i'h,  ka-tar',  s.  catarrhe,  m, 

Catârrkal,  Calârrbotis,  ka- 
tar'-ral,  tar-reuce,  a.  catarrlieux. 

Catastrophe,  ka-tassMrô-fi,  S- 
catastrophe,/'. 

Catch,  kaiche,  va.  (caughl, 
caiighi)  ,  attiaper,  prendre, 
saisir,  surprendre,  gagner. 

—  a  «lislomper,  gagner  une 
maladie. 


Catch  at,  chercher,  rechercher» 
donnerprise,  porter  les  mains. 

—  agaiu,  ressaisir. 

—  rold,  s'enrhumer. 

—  lire,  prendre  feu. 

—  «p.  prendre, saisir, empoigner, 
— ,  s.  capture, prise,/,  affût, guet 

canon  (mus.),  crampon,  loque(^ 
cliquet. 

—  Ijii,  s.  parasite,  m. 

—  (for  a  hank),  s.  leurre,  m. 

—  of  a  door,  s.  anneau,  m. 

—  pôle,  s.  sergent,  recors,  m. 

—  Word,  5.  réclame,/. 
t'âtcher,kat'-cheur,s.  qui  prend, 

attrape.  [tagieux. 

râtching,  kat'-chinngne,  «.con- 

Catechctical .  ka-ti-kéte'-i-kal, 
a.  caihéchistique. 

Catechélieallj.ka-ti-kéte'-i-kal- 
li,  ad.  par  demande  et  par  ré- 
ponse, [téchiser. 

râteehîsc,  kate'-i-kaîze;  va.  ca- 

râieehism,  kate'-i-kizra,  s.  ca- 
téchisme, m.  [chiste,w. 

Câieobist,   kate'-i-kiste,  s.  calé- 

C'atcchnint'n.kate-i-kiou''-mène, 
s.  catécliun'ène,  m. 

Catcsôi-ical ,  kate-i-gor'-i-kal , 
a.  catégorique. 

Calo^ôrically,  kate-î-gor'-i-kal- 
11,  ad.  — riqucment.        [rie,/', 

râtfgoi-y,kate''-i-gô-ri,s.catégo- 

Catenârîan,kate-i-né'-ri-ane,a. 
en  chaîne.  [chaîner. 

Câtenate  ,    kate'-î-néte,  va.  en- 

Caieiiâiion ,  kate-i-né'-chenne. 
s.  enchaînement,  ))!. 

Câtpi',  ké'-teur,  s.  un  4  au  dés, 
pourvoyeur. 

— ,  t'a.  faire  la  provision. 

Câterer,  —  «ères»,  ié'-teur- 
eur,  esse,  s.  pourvoyeur. 

Caterpillar,  kate'-eur-pil-eur , 
s.  chenille,  f. 

Câtemaul  ,  kate'-eur-ouâùle , 
vn.  miauler  comme  les  chats  en 
chaleur,  faire  sabbat, 

Câterwaiilîng  ,  kate'-eur-ouâl- 
inngne,  s.  sabbat  de  chats, mu- 
sique de  chats, 

CatfSjkétse,  s.  jsi.  friandises, /'.pi. 

Calbarpiugs,  ka-thar'-pinngnz, 


CAT 


395 


CAY 


(.  pelites  manœuvres  d'un  na- 
vire,       [ti-kal,  a.  calhartique. 

Cathârtic «icnl,ka-lhar'-tik, 

Ca«l«cdrn!,ka-lhi'-dral,  s.  cathé- 
drale, f.  [sonde,  f. 
Càtlicler,  kaln'-i-teur,  s.  (clii), 
Cathôlicisin,  kath-ol^-icizm,  s. 
catholicisme,  7)2.  [lliolique. 
r&lholic,  kalh/-ô-lik,  a.  S.  ca- 
râtk;>i,  kaH'-kine,  s.  chaton,  m. 
Càtliug,  katt'-linngne, s.  couteau 

à  disséquer,  corde  à  violon. 
r&dikc,  katt'-laïk,  a.  semblable 
à  un  chat.  [m. 

rAtpipe,  katt'-païpe,  s.  appeau, 
Catsup,  katch'-eup,  s.  saumure,^. 
raille ,   kat'-tl,  s.    bétail ,   bes- 
tiaux, m.  pi.  Black  — ,  s.  gros 
bétail.  Small  — ,  menu  bétail. 
Horiiod  —,  s.  bètes  à  cornes. 

—  Uoiise,  —  shed  ,  étable. 
Câodie,  kaV-dl,s.  chaudeau,  nt. 
— ,  va.  faire  un  chaudeau. 
Caiif,  kâQf',  s. boutique  &  poisson. 
Caiight,  kâùte,  prêt,  et  part,  de 

Catch. 

—  np,  n.  ravi. 

Caul,  kaul,  s.  coiffe,  cornette,  f. 
résille,  réseau. 

Câiilifloner,  kâaK-i-fla(5îi-eur,s. 
choii-fleur,?n. 

CAiisnlilc,  kiSù'-za-bl, a.  possible. 

Causal,  kàù'-zal,  a.  causal. 

Cuiisâlily,  kau-zal'-i-li,  s.  causa- 
lité, cause,  f,  principe,  m, 

C&iisally,  kau'-zal-li, ad.  suivant 
l'ordre  des  causes. 

CâiiBatiun,  kôù-zé'-cheune ,  s 
action  de  causer.  [salif. 

Céusative,    kSû''-za-tive,  a.  cau- 

Càiisator,  kôù^-za-teur,  s.  qui 
est  la  cause,  l'agent,  l'auteur 
d'un  effet 

Cause,  kâùze,  s.  cause,  raison,/', 
sujet,  lieu,  parti,  procès,  fait, 
m.  Froin  aiiollier  — ,  d'ail- 
leurs. The  —  is  oTcr,  la  cause 
est  plaidée.  [cause,  faire. 

—,  va.  causer,  occasionner,  être 

Câuseless,  kimze'-lesse,  a,  sans 
raison,  sans  motif. 

CAuselessIy,  kifflze'-lesse-li,ad. 
sans  cause,  sans  sujet,  It  tort. 


C&u«cles«ness,  kâÛze'- lesse- 
nesse,  s.  défaut  do  motif,  da 
fondement,  [cause, 

Causer,    kâîi^-zeuï-,  s.  celui  qui 
Côwseway,  Cuitsey,  kimz''-oué, 
kaV-zi,  s.  chaussée,  digue,  je- 
tée, f.  môle,  m.        [caustique. 
Câiistic,  —  cal,  kauss'-lik,  a. 
— ,  s.  pierre  infernale,  f. 
Câusticity,     kâîiss'-li-ci-ti  ,    s. 
causticité,^.  [perie,  f. 

Câuiel,  kmi'-tel ,  S.  ruse  ,  trom- 
C&iitelous, kim'-ti-leuce,a.  rusé, 
prudent,  trompeur,  cauteleux. 
CâulvtoKssiivss  ,  kau'-ti-leuce- 
nesse,  s.  prudence,  prévoyance. 
Câiilelously,kau''-ti-leuce-li,ud. 

avec  ruse. 
CaulcrizÂlioii,    CÀuterizîug, 
kâïï-teur-aï-zé''-cheune ,      kâù'- 
teur-aï-zinngne,     s.   cautérisa- 
tion,/, [tériser,  briiler. 
Céiiteriie,kini'-teur-aïze,i>(i.caa- 
Câiilerizingirou,    s.     Cautère 
(instrument).  [jn, 
Càiitery,  kau'-teur-i,  S.  Cautère, 
Caution,  kâù'-cheune,  s.  précau- 
tion, avis,  prudence,  caution,/. 
—,va.  précautionner,  avertir. 
C&utionary,  kau'-cheune-a-ri,a 
de  prévoyance,  donné  en  garan- 
tie, qui  sert  de  caution. 
Càiat-ioiier,    kâù^-cheune-eur,  s. 

caution  (personne). 
Câulioui-j' ,    kau'-cheunn-ri ,    Se 

cautionnement. 
CAuiious,   kaH'-cheuce,   a,  eir- 

con-"pec',  prudent. 
Cûuiiausly,  kâù''-cheuce-li,  ad. 

prudemment. 
cAutiousness,  kâù'-cbeuce-nes- 
se,  s.  circonspectiop,  prévoyan- 
ce, /.  [valcade,  f. 
Câïulcade,  kav'-al-Uéde ,  s.  ca- 
Caïaliei-jkav-a-lire'jS.  cavalier, 

m. 
—  lîke,  ad.  à  la  cavalière. 
Cavaliorly,  kav-a-lir'-li,  ad.  ca- 
valièrement. 
Cavalierupss,    kav-a-lir'-nesse, 
s.  façons,  manières  cavalières. 
Câvalry,  kav'-al-ri,  «.cavalerie,/. 
Cavale,  ka'-véle,  va.  creuser. 


CAV 


396 


CEN 


Ca*&tion,ka-vé'-cheune,  s.  creu- 
sement, m.  [souterrain,  m 

Cavis    kéve,   s    caverne,  antre, 

— ,  vil.  habiter  une  caserne,  enfer- 
mer dans  une  caverne. 

C&vcat,  ké'-vi-ale,a.  notification 
d'opposition.  Enter  a  — ,  faire 
une  notification  d'opposition. 

CÛTcrn,  kav'-eurne,s.caverne,/'. 

Câverned,  ka-v'-enrnd.a.eitcavé, 
Labitanl  dans  une  caverne. 

t'ûvi'rnoiis  ,  kav'-eur-neuce,  ». 
caverneux. 

Cûvcrnulou*  ,  kav'-ear-nlou- 
leiice,  a.  caverneux,  qui  a  de 
petites  cavités  (anatomie). 

Cavessou,  kav'-ess-eune,  s.  ca- 
vesfon,  »i.  [cane,  f. 

C'âTÎl,  kav'-il,    s.  pointillé,  clii- 

— ,vii.  pointiller,  ciiicaner. 

C'âviller,  kav'-il-eur,  a.  cliica 
nier.  [lieux,  pointilleux 

Câvîllîng.kav'-ii-inngne,  a.  cap 

Cavîlliiigly<  kav''-il-inngne-li,"t/ 
en  chicanier.  [t'eux 

Câvillous,  kavMi-euce,  a,  cap 

Câvitas  tympaiiy ,  kav'-i-tas 
timm-pa-ni ,  s.  caisse  du  tym 
pan,  f.  [cavité,  f. 

Câvit)',  kav'-i-ti,   s.   creux,   m 

Caw,  kiîi,  va.  croasser,  crier. 

Câyniauïké'-mane,  s.  caïman,  m. 

Ccaao,  cize,  vn.  cesser,  disconli 
nuer. 

—,  s.  extinction,  f.  [nue! 

t'caselcBs,  cize'-lesse,  a.  conti 

Céaselessl}',  cize'-lesse-li ,  ad. 
continuellement. 

Cécity,  ci'-ci-ti,  s.  cécité,  f. 

Cédar,  ci'-deur,  s.  cèdre,  m. 

Code,  cide,  va.  oéder,  donner. 

Ccdilla,  ci'-dil-la,  s.  cédille,  f. 

Cédrat,  ci'-drate,  s.  cédrat,  m. 

Ceil,  cile,  va  plafonner,  lambris- 
ser, [lambris,  »i. 

Céiliug,  ci'-Iinngne,  s.  plafond, 

Célaiidiuc,cel'-ann-dine,s.cbé- 
lidoine,  f. 

Ceinture,  cil'-a-tchieure,  j.  ci- 
selure,/", art  de  graver. 

Célebrate,  cel'-i-bréle,  l't.  célé- 
brer, [célèbre. 

Célebrated,    cel'-i-bré-ted,    a. 


Célcbrating,  —  tion,ceK-i-bré- 

tiungne,  cel-i-bré'-cheune,  s. élo- 
ge, »n.  louange,  /   [panégyriste. 

rélebrator,    cel'-i-bréteur,    s. 

Ccicbrious,  cel-i'-bri-euce,  a. 
célèbre.        [ad.  avec  célébrité. 

relébrioiislj',  cel-i'-bri-euce-li, 

Celébrity,  ci-l6b/-ri-ti ,  s.  célé- 
brité, f.  éloge,  m.    [vitesse,  f. 

C'clérily,    ci-ler'-i-ti,    s.  —    té, 

Cclery,  cel-'e-ri,  s.  céleri,  m. 
Ilead  of  — ,  s.  un  pied  de  cé- 
leri, [lesle. 

rclésiial ,   ci-less'-ti-al,  a.  cé- 

reléstiallj'.  ci-less'-ti-al-li,  ad. 
céle-tement. 

C'elosiiTy,  ci-less'-ti-fal,  Ufl.  don- 
ner une  nature  céleste. 

Crliae,  ci'-li-ak,  a.  céliaque. 

Colibacjr,  —  bâte,  cel'-i-ba-«i, 
béte,  s.  célibat,  »?. 

Cell,  cel,  s.  cellule,  alvéole,  f, 

Ccllar,  ceK-leur,  s,  cave,  f.  cel- 
lier,cabanon,  cassetin,  m. 

Céllurage,  cel'-eur-idge,  S.  ca- 
ves, f.  pi. 

Céllaret,  eel'-eur-ette,  t.  eava 
(caisse  pour  les  liqueurs). 

Céllarcr,  C'cllariat,  cel'-eur- 
eur,  iste,  ».  cellerier,  m. 

Célliilar,  cel'-liou-lar,  a.  cellu- 
laire, celluleux.  [vation,  f, 

Céisitiide,  cel'-si-tioude,  s.  élé- 

Cémcnt,  cème'-ennt,  s.  ciment, 
mastic,  m, 

—  ,vn.  cimenter,  affermir,  lier. 

— ,  va.  cimenter. 

Cvmontâiion  ,  cème-enn-té'- 
ciieune,  s.  —  talion,  f. 

Cénietcr,),  cème'-i-ter-i,  S.  cime- 
tièie,  m. 

Ccuatory,  cène'-a-teur-i,  a,  qui 
concerne  le  souper,      [bile,  m. 

Céiiobit.    ci'-no-baîte,    s.  céno- 

Ccuobitîc,—  ieal.cène-ô-bite'- 
ik,  ikal,  a.  cénobilique. 

Céiioby,  ci'-no-baï,  .s.  maison  d« 
céiiobiies.  [laphe,  m. 

('éiiota|>b,   cène'-ô-taf,  s.  céno- 

Censé.  cennce,i;u.  encenser. 

— ,  s.  impôt,  rente,  revenu,  m. 

Cénser,  cenn'-seur ,  (.  encen- 
soir, m. 


CEN 


397 


CEK 


Cénsor,  cenn''-seur,  s,  censeur, 

m. 
Ceiisôrlal  ,  Ceu86i-ian ,  cenn- 

sô'-ri-al,  ri-ane,  ».  censorial, 
Ccusôi-ioii»,  ceno  sô'-ri-euce,  (l. 

de  censeur,  critique,  méclianl. 
Ceusôrioiisly,  cenn-sô'-ri-  euce- 

M,  ad.  en  censeur. 
Cciis6rioiisiic8s  ,    cenn-sô'-ri- 

euce-nesse,  s.  disposition   à  la 

censure. 
Céusorsbip,    cean'-seur-cbipe, 

charge  de  censeur,  censure,  f, 
Céusurabic,  cenu^-cliïou-ra-bl, 

a.  —  ble. 
Censure,  cenn'-cuioure,  s.  cen- 
sure ,  critique,  réprimande,  f. 

blâme,  m. 
— ,  rrt.cen-urer,  critiquer,  blâmer. 
Cénsui-er,    cenn^-chiou-reur,  s. 

censeur,  critique,  m. 
Céiisus,  cenu'-ceuce,  s.  cens, re- 
censement, m. 
Cent,  cenni,  a.  s.  cent,»i.      [m. 
Céutaiir,  cena/-làr,s.  centaure, 
Céutaury,    cenn^-li-r],  «.  ibo.) 

centaurée,/'.  [tenaire. 

Céiiteuary,cenQ'-tl-na-ri,«.cen- 
— ,  a.  centaine.  [séculaire. 

Coaitéuaiial,  cenn-leu^-DÎ-al,  a. 
Céutéttimul,  cenn-tess^-l-mal,  s. 

chiffre  centésimal. 
— ^  a.  centésimal. 
Ceiiiifôlioiis,  cenn-ti-rô'-li-euce, 

a.  à  100  feuilles.  [centigrade. 
Céiiilgrade,  cenn'-ti-gréde.  a. 
£ôutigrniu,    cenn'-ti-grame  ,  s. 

centigramme,  m. 
Céucililre,    cenn'-ti-liteur ,    s. 

centilitre,  m.  [lime,  m. 

Céuliiue,    cenn'-lime,     s.    cen- 
Céutiuelre,    cena'-tlme-i-tuur, 

s.  centimètre,  m.    [pendre,  ni. 
Céutipee,   ceun'-ti-pi,   s.  scolo- 
Céuto,  cenu'-lô,  s.  centon,  »u. 
Céuiral,  cenn'-tral,  a  central. 
Cenlrâliiy.ceaa-tralM-li,  s,  état 

central. 
Coutralizàtion,  cenn-tral-i-zé'- 

cheune,  s.  centralisation,  f. 
Ceutrâlizc,    cenn-tral'-aïze,  va. 

centraliser.  [Iralement. 

Géulrall}',  cenn^-trai-Ii,a(l.  cen- 


Centre  ,~cenn'-leur,   !■  centre, 

cintre,  m.  [trer. 

-»  va.  placer  un  centre,  concen- 

— ,VH.  faire  centre,  aboutir,  se 

concentrer. 
Céiitric,  —  cal,  cennMrik,  tri- 

kal,  a.  central. 
Céutrically,  cenn'-tri-kal-li,  a, 

dans  une  position  centrale. 
Céulricalliiess,     cenn''-tri-kal- 

nesse,  s.  position  centrale. 
Ceuti'ifiigal,    cenn-trif'-iou-gal, 

a.  centrifuge.  [centripètE. 

Cciiti'îpoial,  cenn-trip''-i-lal   a. 
Cciiti-y,  çenn'-tri,s.  sentinelle,/. 

—  box.  sl'guérite,  /. 
Céutiiplc,    cenn'-tiou-pl,   a.    I. 

centuple,  m. 

— ,  va.  centupler 

Ccixùplicate  ,  cenn-tiou'-pli- 
kéte,  va.  centupler.      [culaire. 

réutiirial,cenn''-tiou-ri-al,a.sé- 

Ceiiiûriale,  cenn-liou'-ri-éte,  va. 
diviser  par  centaines. 

Ccutiiry,  cenn'-lcbiou-ri,  s.  siè- 
cle, )?!.  centurie, /.  [que. 

Cephàiic,   ci-faK-ik,  a.cêpbali- 

Cérauiic,  ci'-ra-mik,  a.  cérami- 

—  art,  s,  la  céramique,  /.     [que. 
Ccrate,  ci'-iate,  s.  cérat,  m. 
réraied,  ci^'-ré-ted,  a.  ciré. 
Cérberua,   ceur'-ber-euce,  Cer- 
bère. 

Cère,  cire,  va.  cirer. 
Cérebel,  Cércbcllum,    cer'-i- 

bel,  cer-i-bei'-leum,  s.  cervelet, 

m. 
Cérébral ,     Cérebrin ,    cer'-l- 

bral,  i-brine,  a.  cérébral. 
Cére-elolli,    Cércnieut,  cire- 

klotb,  cire'-mennt,s.  toile  cirée 

pour  embaumer  les  corps,  /. 
Cérémonial,  cer-i-mô^-ni-ai,  s< 

cérémonial,  m. 
—,  a.  cérémonial. 
Cereiuôuiaily ,    cer-i-mô'-ni-al- 

li,a(/.  d'après  le  cérémonial. 
CereiuôuialneMS,  —  mouious- 

uesa,  cer-i-mô'-ni-al-ntise,  ni- 

euce-nesse,  s.  accomplissement 

des  cérémonies. 
Cereniônious,cer-i-niâ'-ni-euCet 

a.  cérémonieux, 


CER 


398 


CHA 


CercméuSotislj'  ,  cer-i-mô-ni- 
euce-li,ai(   cérémonieusement. 

Céremonj-,  cer'-i-mô-ni,  s.  céré- 
monie, f.  compliment,  m.  for- 
malités, façons,/',  pi.  To  makc 
— «  faire  des  façons. 

Cértnin,  cer'-teBo,  a.  sûr.  cer- 
tain, assuré.  [doute. 

Cértiiiuly,  cer'-tenn-li,  ad.  sans 

Cci-lainI}',  cer'-tenn-ti,  s.  assu- 
rance, certitude,  f. 

Cer«ficato,  cer-lif'-i-kéle,  s. 
certificat,  brevet,  extrait,  con- 
cordat, m. 

Cci-liAcâtion ,  cer-tif-i-ké'- 
cheune,  s.  attes^tation,  f.  aver- 
tissement, avis,  r». 

Certifier, cer-tif-aï'-eur,  s.  cer- 
tificateur. 

Ccrlify,  ccr'-ti-faï,  va.  certilîer, 
alte«iei,  donner  avis. 

Certitude,  cerMi-tioude,s.  cer- 
titude, A 

CcrûIeaii,CerûlcouB.ci-riou^- 
li-ane,  li-euce,a.  azuré. 

Ccrûiueu,  ci-riou^-menn,  s.  cé- 
rumen, m.  [céruse,  »!. 

Ccruse,  ci'-riouce,  s.  blanc   de 

Corusvd,  ci'-rioust,  a.  fardé  avec 
de  la  céruse. 

Cervical, cer'-vi-kal, a.  cervical. 

Cesâriaii)  ci-zé^-ri-ane,  a.  césa- 
rienne, [rienne. 

.— eeciîou,    s.    opération    césa- 

Cess,  cess,  s.  cotisation]  taxe, 
mesure,  liorne,  f. 

— ,  va.  cotiser,  taxer. 

Ccssûtiou ,  cess-sé^-cbeane  ,  s. 
cessation,  f. 

—  of  arms,  s.  armistice,  m. 

Cessibility,  cess-si-bil'-i-ti ,  s. 
cessibilité. 

CcKsible,  cess'-si-bl, a.  cessible. 

Cession,  cècbe'-eune,  s.  ces- 
sion,/", [cessionnaire. 

Céssîoiiary^  cèche'-eune-a-ri,a. 

CcBsnieut,  cess'-mennt,s.taxe,/'. 

Césspool,  cess'-poule,  s.  égout, 
puisard,  m. 

Ccstiis,  cess'-teuce,  s,  ceste,  m 
ceinture  de  Vénus. 

Cciâeeou»,-ci-té'-cheuce,  s.  a. 
céiacé,  m. 


C'bâd,  tcbade,  s.  alose,  f, 
f'hiire,  tchéfe,   vn.   ctiauffer,  6- 

cliauffer,  irriter,  érailler,  écor- 

cber. 
— ,  vn  s'écbauffer, s'indigner, s'é- 

corcber  en  allant  à  cheval. 

—  .s.  irritation,  f.  emportement, 
î)i.  [s'irrite. 

riiâfcr,  tchef'-eur,  personne  qui 

riiâfery.tchef -ri,  s. chaufferie,^. 

CliAff,  tcliaff,  s.  balle,  bâle  (dei 
céiéales),  bagatelle. 

fliâffer,  tchaf-feur,  un.  mar- 
cli.inder,  barguigner, 

ritâffcrer,  tcbal'-feur-eur,  celui 
qui  marchande,  barguigneur. 

C'Iiôircrn,  tchaf'-feurne,s.chau- 
tiière,  /".  [pi  nçon,  m. 

CiiAriluch  ,    tchaf'-finncbe  ,    s. 

4'liûtT)',  tcha!f'-i,a.  plein  de  pail- 
le, léger,  de  peu  d'impoitance. 

Châfiug.  icbé'-iinngne,  s.  écor- 
chure,  f,  [chaud, m. 

—  «lisli,  tbé'-finngne-diche,s.  ré- 
Ciiui^riu,    cba-grinc'',  ua.   cha- 
griner. 

— .  .5.  chagrin,  m. 
Claaiii,  tchéne,  s.  chaîne,  f, 
servitude,  captivité,  f. 

—  Hbot,s.  boulet  ramé,  m. 

—  inakcr,s.  chaînetier,  m, 

—  lace,  passepoil,  cordonnet. 

—  piiiiip,s.  pompe  à  chapelet. 
— .  va.  enchaîner,  f. 
rbûiurng,     tchéne'-inngne  ,  I. 

enchaînement,  m. 
Cbaii-,  ichére,  S.  chaise,  chaise  k 
porteur,  f.  Arm— .elbow  — , 
s.  fauteuil,  m.  Foldiug  — ,  s. 
pliant,  m.  Easy  — ,  bergère. 
Public  — ,  tribune.  Mr...  in 
«be  —,  M...  pré~idenl. 

—  maker, s.  fabricant  decbaises. 

—  niender,  s,  rempailleur  de 
chaises.  [fauteuil. 

—,  ra.  porter  en  triomphe  dans  un 

Cbâîrmaii,tchère'-raane,s.  por- 
teur de  chaise,  raccommodeur 
de  chaises,  président,  m. 

Cbaisc,  cbèze,  s.  phaélon,  m. 

rbnicédony,  kal-cid'-o-ni,  ». 
calcédoine,  /". 

Chàidrou,     Ch&lder ,     tchal- 


CHA 


399 


CHA 


dreune,  deur,  s.  chaudron,  m. 

mesure    de    capacité   pour    les 

mat.  sèches  1308  litres  5158. 
Ck&lice,  kal'-isse, S. calice,  m. 
Cbnik,   tchsak.  s.  craie,  f.  Red 

— •,  s.  sanguine,  /". 

—  cuUer«  S'  ouvrier  qui  tire  la 
craie.  [craie. 

—  pit,  s.  lieu  d'où   l'on    tire    la 

—  Blone,  $.  pierre  de  chaux. 
— ,  va.  crayonner,  tracer. 
Fhâlk]',  tcbffllk'-l.  a.  crayeux. 
Cbâilenge,    tchaK-lenndje,   va. 

défier,  réclamer,  récuser,  som- 
mer, accuser. 

—,  s.  appel,  cartel,  JH.  prétention, 
récusation,  f.  concours,  m. 

Cbâileuger,  tchal'-lenndje-eur, 
s.  appelant,  agresseur,  m. 

Cbaly^beute,  ka-lib'-éle,  a.  cha- 
libé.  [made,  f. 

Cbam&de,  cha-méde^,    «.    cba- 

Cbàmber ,  tchéme''-beur ,  s. 
chambre,/.  [tant,»). 

—  couuseller,  s.  avocat  consul- 

—  of  a  punip,  5.  corps  de  pom- 
pe, f.  [soubrette,/'. 

—  maid,   s.    fille  de    chambre, 

—  pot,  s.  pot  de  chambre,  m. 

— ,  un.  habiter  une  chambre, cou- 
rir les  ruelles.      [s.  galant,  m. 

Chaiiiberer,   tcbéme^-beur-eur, 

Cbdmberfcllon,  s.  camarade, 
m. 

Cbâuiberlaiii ,  tcliéme^-beur< 
léne,  j.  chambellan,  m. 

Cbumberl&iusbip  ,  tchéme 
heur-léne'-chipe,  s,  charge  c 
chambellan,  /. 

Châuiblet,  kameMette,  va.  ma. 
brer,  barioler,     [{de  cheval),  m 

Châiubi'el,  kame'-brel,  s.  jarre 

Cbiimc-leon,  ka-mi-li'-eune,  s 
caméléon,  m. 

Cbûmfer,  Cbamrret,tchamm'' 
feur,  frett,  s.  cannelure,  f. 

—  ,  va.  canneler. 

Cbaméi»,  >  cham-oi'   or   charnu- 

mi,  s,  chamois,  m, 
Cbâmoinilo,  kame'-o-ma-!le,  s 

camomille,/. 
Cbamp,   tcbamp,   va.  m&cher, 

ronger,  ronger  soa  frein. 


rbdmpaigu,    chamm'-péne, 

campagne,    plaine.    Open      -^ 

rase  campapne. 
rhâinper,  tchamp'-eur,s.cheyal 

qui  ronge  son  Trein. 
rbauipigiioii,   chamm-pine'-al 

eune,  s.  champignon,  m. 
rbâiupioii,     tcliomm'-pi-eune , 

l'o.  délier  au  comliat. 

—  nefis,  tchamm^-pi-eune,  esse, 
s.  champion,  guerrier,  jn. 

f'baiice,    tchanice ,    s.  hasard, 

accident,  revers,  m. 
— ,  vn.  arriver  par  hasard,  avoir 

le  bonheur  ou  le  malheur  de. 

—  giiest,  s.  survenant,  m. 

—  ixiodlej'.  s.  meurtre  en  cas  de 
Ié?ilime  défense,  m.      [fortuit. 

Cbitiicealile,    tchann^-sa-bl,    a, 

Cbâuccfiil,  tchann-ce'-roul,  a. 
hasardeux.  [re,cliœur,  »!■ 

Cb&nccl,  tchann'-cel ,  s.sanctuai- 

Cbâiicelior,  tchann'-cel-eur,  ». 
chancelier,   m. 

rb&ucellorsbip,  tchaun/-cel- 
eur-chipe,  s,  charge  de  chance- 
lier, m.  [chancellerie, /■, 

Cbânccry  ,    tchann'-Ceur-i  ,    S, 

rbâucre,  changk'-eur,  s.  chan- 
cre, m.  [chancreux. 

C'hâiicrou»,   cbangV-reuce,  a, 

Cbandelier,  chann-di  lire/,  ». 
lustre,  m. 

Cbâudler,  tchand'-leur,  s.  chan- 
delier, m.  fabricant  ou  mar- 
chand de  chandelles. 

Cbâiifraiu  ,  tchann'-frlne ,  «. 
chanfrein,  m. 

rbange,tchénndje,  va.  changer, 
échanger,  s'altérer. 

— ,  s.  changement,  m.  la  bourse, 
/.  échange,  change,  m.  nou- 
velle lune,  petite  monnaie,  va- 
riété, f.  Attev  tbe  —,  après 
la  nouvelle  lune,     [changeant, 

Cbâugeable,  lchénndje'-a-bl,a. 

Cbâugeableuess,  tchéundje^-a- 
bl-nesse,  s.  Inconstance,  /. 

Cbâugeably  ,  tchénndje/.a-bll, 
adw  inconstamment. 

Cbàngeful,  tchénndje'-foul,  ai 
inconstant,  léger. 

Châugeliug  ,    tchénndje'-llnn- 


CHA  400 

gne,  s.  enTant  supposé,  benêt, 

ni.  [geur,  banquier, TH. 

t'hAiigcr,  Ichénn''-  ieur, s.  chan- 
rbâiiiiel.  ichan'-nel,    s.    canal, 

lit,  m.  pa^se,  rigole,  f.  pas. 
— ,  va.  canneler. 
Chant,  tchannt,  s.  (diant,  plain- 

chanl,  m, 
— ,  vn.  chanter,  célébrer, 
ChÂiitcr,  —  lor,    Ichana'-teur, 

S.  chantre,  m. 
Châiiticlcer, lchana''-ti-cllre,  s. 

coq,  réTeille-matin,  m. 
Chântress,    tchann'-tresse,    s. 

chanteuse,  f.  [trerip,  f. 

Cbâutry,    tchanaMri,   s.    chan- 
Ckâos,  ké'-ocejS.  chaos,  m. 
Chaude,    ké-ote'-ik,   o.  confus, 

indigeste. 
Chap,  tchap,  s.  fente,  mâchoire, 

gerfure,/'.  gaillard,  garnement, 

m.  [cer. 

—  (chapt)^t'(i.  geicer,Taire  ger- 
—,  vn.  se  fendre,  se  gercer. 

—  fallen,  j,  qui  a  la  bouche 
renfoncée. 

—  les»,  a.  qui  a  les  joues  creuses. 
Chape,   Ichépe,   s.  chape,  atta- 
che, f,  [atelier,  m. 

Châpcl ,  Ichap'-el,  s.  chapelle, f. 

—  of  ease,  s.  succursale,  f, 
Cb&pelry,Cbâpellaii}'acbap'- 

el-ri,  el-en-ni,  s.chapellenie,  /. 

Chaperon,  tchap'-eur-eune,  s. 
chaperon,  ))i.  [nier,  în, 

Chaplaiu.  tchap'-line,  s,  aumô- 

Châplaiiiship,ichap/-line-chipe, 
s.  chapellenie,  f. 

Chàplet,  tchap'-lett,  s.  chapelet, 
m.  guirlande,  aigrette, ^ 

ChApmau,  tcbap'-mane,  s.  cha- 
land, m. 

Chups,  tchaps,  s.  gueule,  mâ- 
choire, embouchure,  f 

Chapt,  tcbapt,  a,  gercé,  /• 

Châpier,  tcùap'-teur,  chapitre, 
7n.  [te,  m. 

Châptref,   tchap'-trel,  s.  irapos- 

Char,  ichar,  s.  travail  à  la  jour- 
née, m.        [femme  de  jOLruée. 

—  uiaii,  —  womaii,  5.  homme, 
— ,  va.  IraTailler  à  la  journée, 
Ch«raci«ir,  kar^-ak-teur,   s,  ca- 


CHA 


ractère,  personnage,  m.  condi* 
tion,  réputation,  marque,  lettre, 
qualité,  f.  témoignage,  certifi- 
cat, m. 

— ,  ra.  inscrire,  graver. 

Characteristic,  —  lical,  kar- 
ak-ti-ris'-tik,  ti-kal,  a.  caracté- 
ristique, f. 

—,s.sigDP,marque  caractéristique. 

Chàructerixe,  kar'-ak-li-raïze, 
va.  caractériser, 

Châractcriess  ,  tar'-ak-teur- 
le«se,a.  sans  caractère. 

Chdracter;,  kar'-ak-teur-i,  s 
impression, marque,  f. 

Chârcoal,  tchar'-kôle,  s.  char- 
bon de  bois,  m.  Haïr  but-iii 
— ,s.  fumerons,  m.  pi. 

Cbard,  tcharde,  s.  carde  d'ar- 
tichaut. 

Charge,  tchardje,  l'a.  charger, 
accuser,  commander,  défier, 
sommer,  attaquer,  demander. 
Ilo^v  miich  do  you  —  for 
it,  combien  demandez-'vous  de 
cela? 

—,  s.  charge,  garde,  commission 
accusation,  attaque,  dépense 
cartouche,  f.  dépôt,  ordre,  em 
ploi,  avis,  reproche,  jïi. 

Chàrgeable,  tchard'-dja-bl,  a. 
coiiteux,  cher,  qu'on  peut  accu, 
ser  de.         [nesse,  s.  cherté,/'. 

Cbàrgeableuess,  tchar^-dja-bl 

Chârgcably,  tchar'-dja-bli,  ad. 
dispendieusement. 

Charger,  ichar''-djeur,  s.  grand 
p!at,  che-tal  de  bataille,  m. 

Cbârily,  tcbé'-rj-li,  ad.  frugale- 
ment, [caution,^,  soin,  OTi 

Cbâriness,  tché'-ri-nesse,a.  pré- 

Cbârioi,  tcbarM-eute,  «.carrosse, 
coupé, chariot,  m.     [cocher, m. 

Cbariotéer,  tchar-i-eute-lre/,?. 

Charitable  ,  tchar'ii-ta-bl ,  a. 
charitable.        [charitablement. 

Chârilably,  Ichar'-i-ta-bli,    ad. 

Châriiy,  tchar'-i-ti,  s.  charité, 
aumône,  f. 

Cbârk,  tchark,  va.  réduire  en 
charbon. 

Charlatan  ,  cbar'-la-taoe,  to 
charlatan,  m. 


CHA 


401 


GHE 


riii'ii-latniiical,    cbar-Ia-tane'-i- 

kal,  (.  charlatanique. 
riiàrlataur)' ,    char^-Ia-tana-ri, 

^.  oharlatanerie^ 
Cbârlcs'B-wadi.tcbarlz'-ouéDe, 

s.  lagrande  ourse,  [sauvage,/^. 
f'Iiûi'Iock,  tchar''-lok,  s.  navette 
Ckai'oi,  tcharnid,  S.  charme,  en- 

cbantemeot,  m,  appas,  m.  pi. 
— ,  va.  charmer,    eochaater,  en- 
sorceler, ravir,  adoucir. 
Cbârmer,    tcbarZ-meur  ,  $.  en- 

çiiaateur,  m.  eochanteresse,  ^. 
Pb'ûrming,  tchar'-minngne,  a. 

charmant,  [ad.  à  charmer, 

Cliârmingif,  Icbar'-minngne-li, 
Phâriiiingue«'8,tchar^-minngne- 

nosse,  s.  agrément,  m. 
Châi'uel-houae,tchar/-nel-baou- 

ce,  s.  charnier,  m. 
Cliai't,  icbarte  or  karte,  s.  carte, 

carte  marine,  /.  [f. 

Cbârtor,  tchar'-teur ,  S.  chartre, 

—  bouse,  s.  chartreuse,  f. 

—  pnrty,  s.  charire   partie. 
C'baso,  tchëze,>.  cha  se, forêt,  f. 

châssis,  gibier,  m. 

— ,    va.  chasser,  ciseler. 

Cbâser,  tcbé^-zeur,  s.  chasseur, 
ciseleur,   m,  [de,  m. 

(basin,  kazme,  s.    brèche,  f.  vi- 

Cbagte,  tchëste,  a.  chaste,  pudi- 
que, [tement. 

Cbâsicly,   tcbéste/-li,   ad.  chas- 

t'bâston,  tchése'-tn,  va.  châtier. 

Cbâ8ll8o,cbâstiseiiieut,tchas''- 
taïze,  tchas/-tize>n]eDnt,  s.  châ- 
timent, m. 

î'bâBiiseï .  tchas^-ta! -zeur,  (.  ce- 
lui qui  cb&lie. 

Cbâstity,  rbâstencsa,  tchas'- 
ti-ti,  chaste'-nesse  .  s.  chasteté, ^ 

Chut,   tcbalt,  un.    babiller,jaser. 

— ,  s.  babil,  m.  ja  série,  f. 

Ch&tellany,  tcba  te''-el-en-ni,  (. 
châtellente,  f. 

Ckditéla,  tchat'-tlz,  s.  bieGS  mo- 
biliers ou  immobiliers,  m. 

Cbâtter,  tchat'-leur,  vn.  caque- 
ter,  jaser,  gazouiller,  claquer. 

rbâiterer  ,  Icbat^-teur-eur ,  (. 
caqueteur,  jaseur. 

Cbâl(«rinc  ,  Cta&tter,    «^at''- 


teur-iongne,  5.  babil,  gazouil- 
lement, caquetage. 

Cbaw,  Ichâù,  s.   mâchoiri.,  f. 

rbâwdrou,  tchifii'-dreune,  < 
entrailles,  f.  pi. 

rhcap,  tchipe,  a.  à  bon  mnrché. 
Dos  — I  «<'•  ^  *•'  P"'^- 

Chéapeu,  tchi'-pn,  va.  marchan- 
der, faire  baisser  de  prix. 

Cbéupcner,  tchi'-pn-eur, s.  mar- 
chandeur, [marrhé. 

rbt-aplji,  tchipe'-ll,  ad.   à   bon 

rboa[Hie8«,  tchipe'-nesse,  s.  le 
bon  marché,  m. 

Cheat,  tchite,  s.  fourberie,  frau- 
de, tromperie.^, 

— ,  tchite,  s.  fourbe,  imposteur, 
Slou,  m. 

— ,  va.  fourber,  tromper,  tricher. 

Cbéater,  tchK-teur,  S.  fourboi 
tricheur,»!.      [rêter,  réprimer. 

Check,  tchek,un.  repiendre,  ar- 

— ,  vil.  s'arrêter. 

— ,  s.  échec,  m.  réprimande, 
contre-marque,  f.  bon,  mandat, 
m. 

—  book,  s,  livre  de  mandats. 

—  mato,  échec  et  mat,  m 
Cbécker,  tcbek'-eur.un. bigarrer. 

—  wisu,  ad.  en  échiquier. 

—  nork,  s.  marqueterie,  f. 
rbeek,  tchtk,  s.  joue,  f. 

—  by  jolo,  do  pair  à  compagnon. 

—  bouc,  s.  mâchoire,  f. 
Cbcfks,tchîkz, s. jumelles  d'une 

presse,  moulure,  châsse  de  ba- 
lance. 

Cbeer,  tchîr,  J.  chère,  mine,  f 
courage,  m.  acclamation,  /. 

— ,  va.  animer,  réjouir. 

—  up,  vn,  se  réjouir. 

—,  i«(.  hardi  I  courage!  [train. 
rbécrer,  tcbî'-reur,  ».  boutc-ea- 
Cbeorfuljtchlr'-foul,  O.  enjoué, 

gai.  [gaiement. 

rhccrfully,  tchlr'-foul-li,  ad. 
Cbécrfiiliie»»,  tcbir'-foul-noss9, 

s.  enjouement,  !iî- 
rhéerlf««,tcliîi'-losse,a.  t'ôte, 
rbéerlf,  tch!r'-ii,  ad.  gaiement, 
«  béone,  tchize,  s.    fromage,  ;n. 

rream  —,  fromage  à  la  crO::;ei 

m 

26 


CHE 


402 


cm 


<Cbee*e  cake,  s.  tslmouse,^ 

—  curds,  s.  lait  caillé,  ni. 

—  inongcF,  fromager. 

—  »a«,  s.  éclisse  à  fromages,^. 
CIicesy,tcbt'-zi,  a.  casécux. 
Cbélj',  ki'-li,  s.  pince,  serre,  f. 
Cbemist,  voy.  Ctiymist. 
Cbérisb,  tcherz-ictie,  va.  chérir, 

animer,  nourrir,  échauffer,  ca- 
resser, protéger. 
Cbérry,  tcher'-ri,  s.  cerise,  f. 

—  orcbard,  s.  cerisaie,  f.        [f. 
~-  pî«,  s.   fossette,  jeu  d'eufarls, 

—  «ree,  s.  cerisier,  m.      [cerise. 

—  ?  a.  vermeil,  rouge  comme  une 
Cbérsonese ,    kor-sd-nesse,     8. 

presqulle,  f. 
Cbéi'ub,-  bin,  tcher'-eub,  ion- 

bine,  s.  chérubin,  m. 
Cbériibic,  tchi'-riou-bik,a.  ché- 

rubinique,  m.  ['". 

Cbéi'Til,   tcher'-TÎl,  S,  cerfeuil, 
CbesB,  tcbess,  s.  échecs,  m.  pi. 

—  a|>ple,  s.  sorbe,  f.  [m. 

—  bourd,  —  table,  S.  échiquier, 

—  mail,  s,  pion,  m. 

—  plajer,  s.  joueur  d'échecs, )». 
Cbéssom,  tches'-seume,    s.  ter- 
reau, m,  [m.  poitriup,  /'. 

Cbest,   tchesle,  s.  caisse,  coffie. 

—  of  drawers,  armoire,  /. 
—,  t'a.  thésauriser,  amasser 
Cbéstcd,  ichest'-ed,  a.  qui  o  la 

poitrine.    Wurrow   —,  à   itai- 
trine  étroite.  Broad — ,  à  poi- 
trine large.  [taigne  /. 
Cbéatiiui,  tchess^-neute,  s.  cLà- 
^  coloiir,  s.  cliàlain,  m. 

—  plot,  s.  châtaigneraie,  f. 

—  tree,  s.  châtaignier,  m. 
Cbevalier,   chiv-a-llre'    ».    che- 
valier, m  [de,  f 

Cbeiauz*^de-frise,  s.  palissa- 
Ctaéieu,   tchev'vD,  t.  cabilleau, 
■m.  [m. 

Cbéverllitchev'-er-il,  s.  chevreau 
CbéTrun,  tohev'-reune,  s.  che- 
vron, m.  [duer. 
Chew.  tch(Jû,  vn.  mâcher,  mé- 
rhibbol,  tchib'-bol,  s.cibniile,/'. 
(i;hî<-4ne,rbicâiicr}'.  cbi-kéne', 
■  bi  ..ê'-neur-l,  «,  chicane,  dis- 


rbicâue,  chi-kéne',  «a.  chicaner. 

Cbicâner,  chWké'-neur,  (.  chi- 
caneur,  7)1, 

rbick,  cbicken,  Icbik,  tcliik'- 
enn,  s.  poussin,  poulet ,  m. 

—.  peas,  s.  pois  chithes,  m.  pi. 

—  weed,  s.  mouron,  m. 
Cbickeii-beartvd ,   a.    timiâe, 

au  cœur  de  poulet.  [f, 

—  pox,  s.  petite  vérole  volaute  , 
rbickling,  tchik'-linngne,  «.pe- 
tit poulet,  m, 

Cbid«>,tcha!de,  Va.  (cbid,cbUI- 
den),  gronder, censurer. 

rbider, lchaï'-deur,j.  grondeur, 

C'bief,  tchif,  a.  principal,  pre- 
mier, capital,  souverain. 

— ,  s.  chef,  général,  coryphée, jîî. 

rbieOcsB,  tchîf'-less,a.  sans  chef. 

rbieOy,  Ichîl'-li,  ad.  surtout, 

Cbit-riain,  tchif'-line,  s.  capi- 
taine, m.  [usuraire. 

C"bieTaiice,tchl'-vannce,  s.  trafic 

Cbilblaiu,  tchil'-bléne,  ».  enge- 
lure, f. 

C'bild,  tchalld  (cbildreu)  s.  en- 
fant, m.  Tobewiib—,  être  en- 
ceinte. 

—  bcariiig,  s.  grossesse,  f.  pL 

—  bed,  s.  couches  d'une  femme, 

—  birtb,  s.  enfantement,  accou- 
chement, Ȕ.  [fancc,  f, 

Cbiidliood, Icbaïld'-boude,  ». en- 
Cbildisb,  tchaîld'-icbe,  a.  enfan- 
tin, [puérilement. 
riiiidisbly,    tcbaïld'-lche-li,  ad. 
(bildisbuesB  ,      tc^aïId'' -iche- 
nesse,  «.  puérilité,  f.  eofantil- 
laee,  m.  [enfant. 
rb>ldl<>as,tchaïld''-lesse,  a.  sans 
Cbildlike,  tcbaii.d'-la!ke.  a.  pué- 
•  ril.                                      [Cbild. 
rbi'ldren,  tcbil'-drenn,  s.  jA.  de 
l'bill,  tcbil,  a.  frileux,    [frileux. 
— ,  va.  glacer,   refroidir,  rendre 
— ,  s.  froideur,  froidure,  f. 
C'billiuesB,     rbilliit'88,    tcbil''- 
li-nesse,  tchil'-nesse,  s.  frisson, 
rbilly,  ichil'-li,  à.  frileux.       [m. 
(bitue,  tcbalme,  ».  carillon,  m. 
harmonie,  convenance,  f. 

—  ,i))i.  carillonner,  convenir,  s'ac- 
corder. 


CHI 


403 


CHO 


Chimei',  tcbaï''-nieur,<.  carillon- 

neur,  m. 
l'Iiiniéra,  ki-mi''-ra,  S.  chimère, 

f.  [mérique. 

rbiuiérical,ki-n)ir'-i-kal,  «.  chi- 
t  biiuérically  ,     ki-mir/-i-l(al-i , 

«fi.  cbimériquement.      [née,/'. 
Chiniiicy,   tcliim'-ni,  s.  chemi- 

—  doctor,  s.  fumiste,  f, 
.—  mouey^  s.  fouage,  wi. 

—  piccc,  s.  tableau  de  chemi- 
née, chambranle,  m. 

—  sireeper,  s.  ramoneur,  m. 
Cbin,  tcfaine,s.  menton,  m. 

—  clolh,  s.  menlonnière,  f. 
Cbfiia,  tcba!/-na,  s.  porcelaine,/. 
'-  v/ai'chouMef  8.  magasin    de 

porcelaine,m.  [m.  faïencière,/. 

—  mau,  —  womaD,  «.  TaSeucier, 
Ctaiucoiigb,  tcbine^-kof,   t.    co- 
queluche, /. 

Chiue,  Ichaîne,  s.  échine,  /• 

— ,  va.  échiner,  éreinter. 

Chiiik,  tcliinngk,  s.  crevasse , 
fente,  lézaide,  /.  [fendre. 

Cbiiik,  tchinngk,  na.   tinter;  ss 

Cbiuky,  tchinngkM,  a.  plein  de 
fentes. 

Chiuls,  tcbinntz,  s.  indienne,  /. 

Cbip,  tchipe,  va,  hacher,  tailler, 
chapeler. 

— ,  Cbippiiig,  tchip'-pinngne,s. 
copeau,  petit  morceau,  zest,  m. 
miette,  /.  Cbïp-ai,s.  doloire, 
/.  Cbips  of  bread,  s.  chape- 
lure,/.  [l'art  d'écrire. 

Cblrôsrapb}',  kaï-ro^'-ra-fi,  s. 

Cluruiuaucf ,  kir'-ô-mann-ci,  s. 
chiromancie,  /. 

Cbii-p,  tcliiipe,  vn.  ramager,  ga- 
zouiller, égayer. 

Chirp,thiipi'iig,tchirpe,tehirp'- 
inngne,  s.  ramage,  m.      [leur. 

Chirper,  tchir'-peur,  s.  gazouil- 

C'bii-ûrgic,  —  îcal,  kaï-reur''- 
djik,  —   dji-kal,  a.  chirurgical. 

Chisel,  ichiz'-il,  s.ciseau  à  lail- 
)er,m.Cald  —,  s.  ciseau  àfroid. 

.—  work,  s.  ciselure,  /. 

— 9  vu.  ciseler,  graver. 

Cbit,  tcbite,  s.  iloupon,  germe, 
rousseur,  m. 

— ,  tcLite,  vn,  pousser,   germer. 


Chit-cbat,  tchiteMchate,  ».  bar 
bil,  caquet,  m.  [s.  tripes.  /.  pU 

fbittci'liiijis,  lcuit''-lcur-linngz» 

rhi'tl^,  tchit'-ti,  a.  cnl'anlin. 

t'hivnlroiis,  tcMv'-al-reuce,  a. 
chevaleresque. 

Cbîvalrj;,  tcbiV-al-rî,  s.  cheva- 
lerie, /'.  fief  noble,  m. 

C'hivvs,  tchnïvz,  s.  civette,/.  6- 
let  d'étamiue,  m,         [colal,»n. 

Cbôcolate,  tchok''-ô-léte,  S.  cho- 

—  pot,  s.  chocolatière,  /. 

—  mill,  j.  moulinet,  m. 

—  stirk,  s.  moussoir,  m. 
Choice,  lchoïce,s.  choix,  triage, 

m,  l'élite,  élection,  variété,  /. 

— ,  a.  rare,  choisi,  d'élite  recher- 
ché, [n'a  pa=  le  choix. 

f'boiccIesB,  tchoïce-less,  a.  qui 

ChôicL'Iy,  tcholce'-li,  ad.  pré- 
cieusement, soigneusement. 

Cbôiceiicss,  tchoïce^-nesse,  $, 
adresse,  /'.  discernement,  îtj. 

rhoir,  kouiïre,  s.  chœur,  m. 

Chokc,  ichôke,  va.  suffoquer 
étouffer. 

—  «p,  engorger,  boucher. 
Cboke,  tchôkei  S.   foin  d'un  ar- 
tichaut, m.  [sarcasme,  m. 

—  pear,^.  poire  d'angois50  ,  /. 
Cbôking,  Ichô'-kinngne,  ((.  suf- 
focation, /.  étouffement,  m. 

Cboky,    ichô'-ki,  a.  suffocant. 

C'hôlop, kol''-eur,s.  bile,  colère,/. 

Cbô!ara-inôi'bu8,kol'-er-a-mor'- 
beuce,  s.  choéra-raorbus,  m. 

Cbôleric,  kol'-eur-ik,  a.  bilieux, 
colère. 

ChôlcriciiosB,  kol/.eur-ik-nesse, 
s.  emportement,  jn.  irascibilité. 

Cbooso,  t'biise,  tcboùze,  va, 
(cbo»e^  cboseu) choisir,  élire. 

— 5  vn.  avoir  le  pouvoir  de  choi- 
sir.—  oaii,  tirer,  prendre, choi» 
sir.  —  racber,  aimer  mieux. 

Cbôoser,  tcho'îi'-zeur,  s.  celui 
qui  choisit,  électeur,  m. 

Cbop.  tchope,  va.  couper,  dé- 
couper, dégrossir  ,  troquer  , 
changer  ,  substituer;  manger 
avidement. 

— ,  vn.  faire  quelque  chiwe  ave* 
rapidité,  rencontrer. 


CHO 


404 


CHU 


CUôpper,  Ichop'-peur,  s.  coupe-- 

rcl,  m. 
riio|!,  s.    tranche,  morceau,  cô- 

telelle,  f.  gueule  (d'un  animal.) 

—  liuiiso,  s.  rcsiaurani  où  l'on 
mange  des  côtelettes  de  mouton, 
cnhoiet,  7«. 

rii<'r|iiii,  lchô'-plne,s.cljopine,/'. 
diiVlipiiig,    tchop'-pine,  «.  gros 

cl  gras. 
riiûiiiiiiig'baardi  tcliop'-  pinn- 

gne-bôrde,  S.  hachoir,  m. 

—  kiiiro,  tchop'-pinngne-naïre , 
s.  couperet,  m,  [percé. 

rhâ|i|iy,    tchop'-pt,     a.     crevé, 
C'Iiops,  icbopse,    s.  gueule,  bou- 
che,pmliouf  bure  d'une  rivière,  f. 
Chôrai,  kô'-ral,  a.  de  chueur. 
CUord,  korde,  s.  corde,  f. 
rhoi'il,   liorde,    va.    mettre   des 

cordes  à  un  instriTment. 
Choi'istcr,  kor'  -is-leur  ou  kouir'- 

is-lrur,  s.  chantre,  m. 
Chorôgraplier  ,k6rog'-ra-feur, 

s.  chorographe,  m. 
Cboi'ôgraphy,   kô-rog'-ra-fi,  s. 

—  graphie,  f.  [chorus,  m. 

Chorus,  kô'-reuce,  s.  chœur, 
riios<-,  tchôze,  prêt,  de  Vhoose. 
<hc><ic'ii,tcliô'-zn,j)ar/.derhoose. 
C'Iiuii^Ii,  Icheuf,  s.  choucas,  7n. 
C'IiuiiKi-,  tctiouce,  va.  duper, 
— ,  s.  fi  iponnerio,  f.  [l'ourber. 
C'Iii'isin,  krizm,  s.  chrême,  m. 
Cbi-isI,  krist, s.  Christ  ;  oint. 
C'Iii'iston,  kriss-sn,  va.  baptiser. 
Clirisifiidom,  kris'-sa-deume,*. 

chrétienté,  f. 
Clii'isU-uiiig,  kris^-suinngne,  s. 

baplême,  >H, 
Chifstiau,    V'^st'-Ieune,    a.    s, 

chrétien. 

—  nnine,  s.  non;  do  bapISme. 
Clli'isliûnity,    Chrioliâiiisiu, 

kris-tchi-ane'-i-ti ,    krist-ieune'- 

izm,  s.  christianisme. 
ClirîKtiauiie ,  krist^-îeuDealze, 

va   convertir. 
Christianly,  krist'-leune  -li,  ad. 

chréiiennement.  [m. 

Cbristuias,  kriss'-mace,  $.  Noël, 

—  box  ,  étrennes,  f.  pi.  tirelire, 
m. 


Cbi-oni5(ic,krô-raateMk,a.  chro 

maiique.  [nique,/. 

riiroiiirul,  krône'-i-kal,«.  chro- 
rbrôiiicle,  krone'-i-kl,  chroni- 
— .  lia.  mentionner.  [que,/. 

Cliionicler,    krone'-i-kleur ,  s. 

annaliste,»!. 
Cbi'ôiiograin,    krone^-ô-grance, 

s.  chronogramme,  m. 
rbrôu6luger,    kr6-no|/-6-djeur, 

s.  —  légiste,  m. 
f'bi'onâlugisi,  krô-nol'-ô-djiste, 

s,  chronologiste,  chronologue. 
rbi'ouoldgical,  krooe-&-Iod/-l- 

kal,  a.  —  gique. 
rbroiioI6gically,  kroue-ft-lodj'- 

i  -kal-li ,  ad.  chronologiquement. 
C'bi'ouology,    krj-nol'-fl-dji,    s, 

chronologie,  f. 
Cbi'ouôiuvter,  krS-nome'-l-teur, 

s.  clironomèire,  m.  [salide,/. 
('hi-}''Ralig,  kris'-a-lice,  s,  chry- 
Cbiib,  tcheub,  s.  chabot,  rustre, 

ignorant,  >H.  [potelé. 

rhùbb)',  tcheub'-bi,  a.  joufflu, 
Cbuck,    Icheuk,    do.    glousser, 

donner   un  petit  coup  sous  la 

menton.  [le  menton. 

— ,     s.    gloussement,  coup  soui 

—  rai'thiug,  s.  (jeu)  fossette,  f. 
Chiickle,  tcheuk/-kl,  vn.  rire  k 

gorge  déployée. 
—,  tw.  dorloter,  glousser.        [m, 
f'biifr.  tcheuff,  s.  paysan,  rustre, 
C'bi'irfi>ieB8,   tcheuf'-fi-nesse,   s, 

rusticité,  f.  [sièrement. 

Cbiirciy,  tcheuf'-fi-li,  ad.  gros- 
C'bi'ilTy,    tcheuf'-fi,   a.    grossier, 

1  ustique.  [de  chambre,  m, 

C'hiiui,  tcheume,  s.  camarade 
C'hiiuip,  tcheunip,  s,  billot,  m. 
<'bt<rcb,  tcheurtche,  3.  église,  f. 

service  divin,  m. 
(hurch,  va.  relever  une  femme 

de  couche. 

—  aie,  s.  anniversaire  de  la  con- 
sécration de  l'église. 

—  book.  S-  baptistère,  m, 

—  ceusure,  s.  interdit,  m. 

—  lan,  s.  droit  canon,  m. 

—  man,  s.  ecclésiastique,  m, 

—  yard,  S,  cimetière,  m. 

—  warden,        margai."jer,  Nk 


CHU 


405 


tiiA 


Chàrching,  tcheurtche^-lDDgne, 
s.  rele-sailles,  f.  pi, 

Ctatirl,  tcheuri,  s.  rustaud,  ma- 
nant, rustre,  m.  [que. 

rhûi'lish,  tcheiir'-liche,  a.  rusti- 

Chûrlishly,  tclieur/-liche-li,  ad 
grossièrement. 

Chûi-lishuesse,  tcbeurMiche- 
nesse,s.  rusticité,  f. 

Chnrn,  tcbeurne,  va.  baratter. 

— )  s.  baratte,  f. 

—  staff,    s.   balle  &  beurre,  f. 

FhylAceous,  4'h)/|oii8,  kaï-lé'- 
cheuce,  kaï'-leuce,  a.  chyleux. 

Chyle,  kaïie,  s.  chvle,  m. 

rhj'Iifàctioii,  kil-i-fak'-cheune, 
»,  chylifattion,  m.  [mique. 

Chemical ,  kime'-i-kal,  a.  chi- 

Cby^mically,  kime'-i-kal-li,  ad. 
—  quement.  [te,  m. 

Cby'iiiist,  kime'-iste,  s.  ciiimis- 

Chymistrjr,  kime'-is-trl,  s.  chi- 
mie, f.  [menlaire. 

Cibâi'ioiiB,  sal-bé'-ri-euce,».  ali- 

Cibol,  cib'-on],  s.  ciboule,  f. 

Cicatrice,  Cicalrix,  cik'^-a- 
trice,  s.  cicatrice,  impression,/'. 

Cicati  igive  ,  —  triziiig,  cik- 
a-tral'-si-?e,  —  traï-zinngne,  a. 
cicatrisant. 

Cicatrizâliou  .  cik  -  a -tri  -  zé'- 
cheune,  s.  l'action  de  cicatriser. 

Cfcalrize,  cik'-a-lraïze,  va.  ci- 
catriser. 

Cfcely,  cice'-i-li,  UOJ/.  Cher-wîl. 

Ckciiratc^  cik^-iou-réte,  va.  ap- 
priToiser. 

Cieuràlion,  cik-iou-ré'-cheune 
s.  apprivoisement,  m. 

Cider,  saî'-deur,  s,  cidre,  ?n. 

Cfderisi,  Ciderman,  saï^-deur- 
tste,  mane,  s.  oelui  qui  fait  et 
vend  le  cidre.         [til  cidre,»;. 

Cidei-kiii,  saï'-deur-kine,  s.  pe- 
['■erge,  serdje,  s.    cierge,  vi. 
Ciliary,  cil'-ïa-ri,  a.    ciliaire. 
-ilicioiiB,    ci-liclie'-euce,  a.  fait 

de  chevi:ux  o  u  de  crins. 
^imeter,  cime'-i-teur  ou  cime'- 

teur,  s.  cimeterre,  m, 
^facture,    ciungk'-tcheure,     s. 
ceinture,  /. 

Ciuder,  cinn^-deur,  s.  Traisi,  ni. 


CinerK<Ion,  cine-i-ré'-cheune,». 
cinératioo,  f. 

rineriiious.  cinc-i-riche'-euoei 
(I.  cendré,  en  cendres. 

Cingle,  cinng'-»l  s.  sangle,  f. 

Ciiiiiabai-f  Cinober,  cin^-na- 
bar,  s.  cinabre,  vermillon,  m. 

Ciniiamou  ,  cin^-na-meune ,  S 
cannelle,  f. 

—  tree,s.  cannelier,  m. 

Cinqiie,  cinngk,  a.  s.  cinq. 

Ciiiqiio  ports,  cinngk'-pôrtz,  S. 
les  cinq  ports  qui  regardent  U 
France.  [m* 

Ci'oii,  saï'-eune, s.  rejeton, scion, 

Cfpher,  saï^-feur,  s.  zéro;cbiffre. 
Stuud  for  a  — ,  être  un  zéro. 

—,  vu.  chiffrer.  [en  chiffrei 

Ciphéring,  saï-feur'-innrjUe,  ». 
calcul,  m. 

Circinate,  cir'-ci-néte,  va.  ar- 
rondir, tracer  un  cercle. 

Circiiiâtîoii,  cir-ci-né^-cheune, 
s.  cercle,  lour  de  compas. 

Cfi'cle,  ceur/-kl,  circonférence, 
aEsemb-!ée,  circonlocution,  f, 
cercle,  ni.  [rond. 

— ,    va.   mouvoir    ou  tourner  en 

Circled,  ceur'-kld,  a,  en  rond. 

Circlet,  ceur'-klel,  s.  petit  cer- 
cle, anneau. 

Cii'cling,  ceur'-klinngne,  s.  cir- 
culaire, tournoyant. 

Circuit,  ceui-'-kitl,  s.  circuit; 
contour,  déparlement,  tournée, 
enceinte. 

Circiiiter,  ceur'-kit-teur,  s.  ce- 
lui qui  fait  une  tournée  avec  !• 
juge  des  assi-es. 

Cirruition,  ceur-kiou-iche''-eu- 
ne,  s.  act.de  faire  un  circuit. 

Circûitoiis,  ceur-kiou'-i-tciiC8, 
a.  ennuyeux,  en  rond. 

Circtilar,  cenr'-kisu-leur  ,  a. 
circulaire.       [ad.  —  lairemont. 

Circularly,     ceur'-kiou-lcur-îi , 

Ctroulate,  ccur'-kiou-létc,  vn, 
circuler.  Circiilatii>g-!il>ra« 
ry,  s.  cabinet  de  lecture,  m. 

Circulation,  ceurkiou-lé''-che'l- 
ne,  s.  —  lion,  /■. 

Circulaloi-y,  ceur'-kiou-'.é-leur- 
i,  a,  circulatoire. 


cm 


406 


cm 


Circiiiunnibicncy,   ceur-keum- 

amm'-bienn-ci,  s.    action  d'en- 
tourer, de  tourner  autour. 
Circitmâinbieiit,       ceur-kpum- 

amm'-bi-eont,a.  qui  euTironne, 

tourne  autour. 
Circiiinauibiil&lion  ,         CBur- 

keum-anim-biou-lé'-cbeune  ,    s. 

circumambulation. 
Circiinicision,    ceur-keum-ciz'- 

jeune,  s.  circoncision. 
Circûmriso,     ceur-keum'-saîze , 

va.  circoncire. 
Circiimdûct,  ceur-keum-deukf 

va.  causer,  annuler. 
Circiimduotion  ,      ceur-keum- 

dei.k'-cbcune,  s.  cassation,  f. 
Cîrciiiiiferciicc  ,    ceur-keum^- 

fi-reni.ce,  s.   circonférence,  /. 

contour,  m. 
Circuiuferénter  ,    ceur-keum- 

fi-rcDn'-teur,  s.  planchette  d'ar- 

pentjur. 
Circiiiuflcz,    ceur'-keum-fleks  , 

s.  circonflexe,  m. 
Cii'cûninuc«(,ceur-keuTn'-fliou- 

ennt,    a.  coulanl   autour  d'une 

chose,  circonfluent. 
Circiniiaciou8,ceur-kenm'-flion- 

euce,  «.  qui  coule  autour 
Circiinifor&ucoiis^  ceur-keuiD- 

fô-ré'-ni-"  uce,  a.  ambulant. 
Circiinifûs^^.  ceur-keum-liouze'i 

va.   réjiandre  autour. 
Clrcuiufiisioii,  ceur-keum-fioa'" 

jeune,   s.  —  fusion,  f. 
Circùiugfrnie,  cour-keu!n'-dji- 

réte,  va.  s'enrouler. 
Circiinigjrâiiou.ceur-keum-dji- 

ré'-cheune,  s.  enroulement,  m. 
Circumitioii.    ceur-keum-icbe'- 

eune,  ,■!.  act    d'aller  autour. 
Pirciiiuj&ccnt,  ceur-keum-djé'- 

cennl,  a,  —  jacent. 
C■rclln^locûtïou ,      ceur-keum- 

lô-kiou'-iheune,  s.   circonlocu- 
tion, péripliras.,  f. 
Circiiniiuiired  ,      cenr-keum- 

miourd',  a.  ceint  de  murs. 
Circumiiâtigulc  ,    cenr-keum- 

nav^-i-gutte,  ru.  faire  un  "voya- 
ge autour  du  monde. 
Circumuavigâiioii}  ceQr-keum- 


nav-i-gué'-cheune,  ».  —  naviga- 
tion, f. 
Circciiuplicâtio»,     ceur-keum- 

pli-ké'-clieune,     s.      entortille- 
ment, m. 
rii-ciiiupôlar ,     ceur-keum-p6'- 

!ar,   a.  qui   est  autour  du  pôle. 
C'Bi'ctiinrûâion,  ceur-keum-ré'- 

jeune,  s.  act.  de  raser  autour. 
Cii-ciiini'otâlioii  ,     ceur-keura- 

rô-ié'-clieune,  s    rotation,  f. 
CircHinscribe^ceur-keum-skral* 

be',  va.  circonscrire,  limiter. 
Circiiinscrfption,    ceur-keum- 

skiip'-cheune,  «.  limitation,  f. 
C'irc!ini«pect,  ceur-keum-spekl', 

a.  circonspnct. 
Circnmspectlou  ,     ceur-keum- 

spek'-cbeune,  ».  circonspection, 

réserve,  /. 
Circiitnspécilvc,      ceur-keum- 

speli'-t  vo,  n.  réservé. 
Circiinispeclly péctîvely, 

ceur'-keura-spekt-li  ,   —  spek'- 

tive-li,Of/.  avec  circonspection. 
Cîrcuiuspectiiess,  ceur^-keura- 

spekl-nesse,  s.  retenue,  /. 
Cîrciimstancc  ,        ceur'-keum 

slannce,s.  circonstance,  pi.  état, 

m,  affaires,  /.  pi. 
— ,  va.  mettre  dans  une  situation 

parliculière.  To  be  Firciim- 

siaiiced,    a.  se   trouver  dans 

telle  on  lelle  posu.on. 
CirctiiustâBitial  ,      ceur-keum« 

stann'-clial,  a.  accidenlel. 
Circiiiiistaut  ,       ceur'  -  keum  • 

stannt,  a,  environnant. 
CircumstÂittiality^  ceur-keum- 

stann-chi-al'-i-ti,    s.    détail  des 

circonstances,  m. 
Circiimstâutialc  ,    ceur-keum- 

stann'-chi-éte,    va.  circonstan- 

cier. 
CirciimBt&ntlallf,    ceur-keum- 

stann'-chal-ly,  nd.  en  détail. 
Cii-cumvAlIate.  ceur-keum-vaK- 

léte,  V.'!.  circnnvafler. 
CirciiniTallâlion,    ceur-keum- 

val-lé'-cheune  ,    s.    circonvalla- 

lion,  f. 
Cii'cuiuvénl,  ceur-keum-vennt', 

va.  circonvenir,  tromper. 


cm 


407 


CLA 


Cii'cumvcnllon  ,      06ur-keum- 

venn'-cheunB,  s.  Iromperie.  f. 
Cifciinivoliitiou,     ceur-keum- 

■vo-liou'-cheune,   ».  eircoa^olu- 

tion,  f. 
rirciimTÔlTc ,    cenr-keum-vol- 

ve^,  va.  rouler  autour. 
C'ii-cus,  ceur'keuce,s.cirque,tn. 
ristern,  ciss'-lcurn,  «•  citerne, 

fontaine,  cu-velte,  f. 
Cil,    C<tc«s,    citt,    cltt'-es5,    I. 

bourgeois,  bourgeoise  de  basse 

condition.  [délie,  f. 

CItadel ,  cite'-a-del ,  (.  cita- 
Citatory,   s«îMa-tfi-rl,    a.   Cila- 

toire. 
Citation,    C{(al,sal'té'-cheune, 

sal'-tal,».  citation,  assignation, 

f.  ajournement,  m. 
Cite,  saïte,  va.  citer,  assigner. 
Citer,  saï'teur,  S.  cilaleiir,  m. 
Citizen,    cile'-i-zn,    (.  citoyen, 

citadin,  bourgeois. 

—  fellow,  s.  concitojen,  m. 

—  Uk«,  ad.  bourgeois. 
Citrine,  cite'-rine,  a.  citrin. 
Citron,  cite'-reune,s.  citron,  m. 

—  Iree,  S.  citronnier,  limonier, 
City,  cile'-i,  s.  ville,  cité,  /.  [m. 
Civet,    Ci»ct-cat,    civ'-ett,    — 

katt,  s.  civette,  f. 

CiTÎc,  civ'-ik,  a.  civique. 

Civil,  civ'-il,  a.  civil,  honnête. 

CivilianiCi-TiK-ïaueiS.  juriscon- 
sulte, m, 

Civflity,  ci-vilM-tl,  «.  civilité, 
honnêteté,  f. 

Civilizntion,  civ-l-U-zé'-cheune, 
».  civilisation,  f. 

Civilizc,  civ'-il-aîze,i)a.  civiliser. 

Civilizer,  civ'-il-aî-zeur,  a.  qui 
civilise. 

Civill)',  civMl-U,  ad.  civilement. 

Civisui,  civ'-iim,  ».  civisme,  m. 

Clack,  klak,  s.  cliquet,  m.  ca- 
quet. 

—,  vn.  cliqueter,  babiller. 

Clacker,klak'-keur,  s.  cliquette, 
f.  [quetis,  )7!. 

Clâcking,  klak'-kinrgne,  s.  cli- 

Clad,  klad,a.  vêtu,  habillé, 

CIaiin,l!!éme, s.  prétention, droit. 

— ,  va.  prétendre,  sommer. 


Cl&imable,  klé'-ma-bl,  a.  récla- 

mable. 
Clâiman(,CI&inier,k1É'-mannt, 

klé'-raeur,  s.  prétendant,  in. 

Ciaui,  klame  ,  va.  affamer,  en» 
gluer.  [ps""!  monter. 

rininbcr,klamm'-beur,un.  grirm 

Clâmminess,  klam^-mi-ncsse, 
».  viscosité,  f.   [gluant,  pâteux. 

Clànimy,  klam'-mi  «.visqueux. 

Cl&niorous,  klame'-eur-euce,  Ot 
bruyant,      [plainte,  clameur,  f. 

Clàmonr ,  klame-eur,  s .  bruit,  iru, 

—,  vn.  crier.  —  agolnst,  se  Ha 
crier.  \f.  gaburon,  m, 

rianip,  klammp,    ».   emboitur«| 

— ,  va.  emboîter. 

Clan.  klane,s.  race,  tribn,  f. 

Clandestine,  klann-des'-ting, 
a.  clandestin. 

Clandéstinely,  klann-des'-tine- 
II,  ad.  —  tinement. 

Clnng,  klanng,  vn.  rendre  oa 
son  éclatant. 

—,prél.  deCling. 

—,  Clangor,  klanng,  klanng'- 
geur,  s.  son,  m.  fanfare,  f. 

Clângous,  klanng'-geuce,  n.qui 
rend  un  son  éclatant. 

Clank,  klanngk,  s.  cliquetis,  tin- 
tement ,  m. 

—,  vn.  faire  dn  bruit. 

Clap,  klape,  va.  applaudir,  cla- 
quer, serrer,  appliquer  à. 

—,  ii)j,  claquer,  faire  du  bruit. 

—  in,  pousser,  se  jeter. 

—  np,  conclure  sur-le-cbamp. 
Clap,  s.  applaudissement,  bruit, 

éclat,  coup,  m.  tape,  f. 

—  board,  S.   douve,/'. 

—  net,  s.  filet  à  allouettes. 
rlâpper,    ».    battant,    traqaetf 

marteau,  clapier,  m.    approba- 
teur,?7!.  [va.  gronder, 
riâppcrclaw,     klap'-peur-klfi», 
riai-e-obscnr,  klér'-ob-skioure, 
s.  clair-obscur.  [deaux, 
riâret,  klér'-ett,  ».  vin  de  Bor- 
Clitricord,    klér'-i-kôrde,s.  cla- 
vecin m.  [cheune,s.  —  tion,/'. 
Clarification,     klér -i- fi -ké'- 
Cl&r!ry,  kler/-i-faï,  va.  clarifier, 
coller  du  vin. 


CLA  408 

Clârlou,  klér'-îeune,  s.  clairon, 


CLE 


CUsb,  klache,  s.  démêlé,  clioc, 
bruit,  m.     [mière,  humidilé,  / 
Clni-Uy,    klar'-i-ti.   s.  clarlé,  lu- 
Clash,  klache,  va,  choquer,  flip- 
per une  chose  contre  une  nuire. 
— »    im.    aijir    en   sens    opposé  ; 
contcfler,    disputer;    faire    du 
hriiil   par   une      olllsion    mu- 
tuelle. 
Cliisliiiig,    klaclie'-inngne  g    *. 

choc,  bruit,  dénnêlé,  m, 
fln»p,   Uaspe    va.    embrasser, 

agrafer. 
— .  s.  açrafe,  boucle,    f, 

—  kiiife,  s.  couteau  à  ressort,»!. 
l'Iâsper,    klas'-peur,    ».    -vrillos 

d'une  plante,  f. 

Class,  C'IAmsîb,  kiace,  klas'- 
cice,  s.  classe,  /.  rang. 

Class,  klace,  l'a. ranger,  fermer, 

Clâssic,  riâgsleal,  klas^sik, 
si-lial,  a.  classique. 

Classiiig,  klas'-sinngne,  s.  clas- 
sement, m. 

Clôtler,  ClâttcriiiK,  klal'teur, 
inngne,  J.  fraca»,  bruit. 

— 5  vn.  clabauder,  faire  du  fra- 
cas, se  quereller.  [nore. 

— ,  la.  frapper  ^ur  un  corps  so- 

Cl&iidcui,  klâû'-dennl,  a.  en- 
serrant,     [boiter  en  marchant. 

riAiidieate,     llaV-di-l>é;e,   vn. 

Claiidicfition,  kldù-di-ké'-clien- 
ne,s.  —  cation,  f. 

Clause,  klauze,  s,  clause,  stipu- 
lation, sentence,  fin,  f.      [irai. 

Clâiislral,  kliûis'-tral,  a.   claus- 

Clû usure,  kl^i'-jeure,  s.  clô- 
lure,  f. 

Clàva<ud,klaT'-a.ted,  a.  noueux. 

Claie,  kla-ve,  prêt,  de  f  Icavo 

Clâvicle,  kla-ï-i-kl,  s. clavicule,/. 

Clan,  klâû,  t.  griffe,  f.  pinces, 
serres,  f.  pi. 

—,va,  gratter, égratigner,  flatter. 

—  off,  gronder,  quereller,  expé- 
dier promptcmenl. 

Clâwbiick,klau/-bak,  s.  flatteur. 
Clawed,  klâùd,  a.  qui  a  des  grif- 
fes. 
Clnj,  kié,  s.  argile,  boue,  f. 


Clay  land,  s.  terre  grasse.y. 

—  mari,  s.  terre  de  pipe,  /, 

—  pi«,  s.  marnière,  f. 

—  cold ,  a.  glacé,  mort. 
— .  va.  marner,  terrer^ 
riâjcy,  klé'-i,  n.  argileux. 
Cil-an,    kline,    a.    net.    propr«| 

blanc,  clair,  pur. 

— ,  va.  nettoyer,  débarbouiller. 

Cléàiiuess.  i<rme'-nesse,  s.  net- 
teté, pureté,  innocence,  f, 

—,ad.  entièrement,  tout  à  fait. 

CleAulily,  klenn'-li-li,  ad.  pro- 
prement, [propreté,  f, 

Cli'&ulinesB,  klenn'-li-ne?se,  «■ 

Cléàuly,  klenn'-li,  a.  propre, 
net. 

—,  ad.  nettement,  élégamment. 

CU'Anse,  klennce,  va.  nettoyer, 
écurer,  purifier,    [rifie,  nettoie. 

Clcânser.  klenn'-ieur,s.  qui  pu- 

—  of  wells,  s.  écureur,  }n. 
Cléàiisiiig,    klenn^-zinn^jne,    s. 

nettoiement,  curage,  m. 

Clear,  klire,  ad.  tout  à  fait. 

— ,  va.  éclaircir,  liquider,  net- 
toyer, purger,  purifier,  acquit- 
ter, débarrasser,  démêler,  ab- 
soudre. —  n  boat,  payer  les 
droits  de  douane.  —  account», 
régler  ses  comptes.  —  a  Iï« 
quor,  clarifier.  —  tip,  vn. 
s'éclaircir,  —  (he  room,  vi- 
der la  chambre.  —  (he  table, 
desservir. 

—,  a.  clair,  net,  pur,  épuré,  in- 
nocent, évident. 

—  sigliied.  a.  clairvoyant. 

—  Bpirited,  a.  sincère,  intègre, 
naif.  [quit,  m, 

CleAranee,    kli'-rannce,  s.  se- 

Cleàrer,  klir^-eur,  $.  qui  éclair- 
cit,  qui  éclaire. 

Clearly  ,  k  ire'-li  ,  ad,  claire- 
ment, tout  à  fait. 

CIfâriiess.  klire'-nesse,  s.  clar- 
té, sérénité,  netteté,  pureté,  f. 

riéarB(arch,klire/-slarlche,t-a. 
empeser. 

Cléai'Slârcber  ,  klir-startcbe''- 
fur,  s.  blanchisseuse  en  fin,  f, 

Cleave,  klive,  vu.  (cla»o,clo-»e, 
cleft,  claveii,clert|,  se  teuirà. 


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CLO 


«'attacher,  fe  fendre,  se  diviser, 
se  séparer. 

—  va,  fendre,  di'vi'or,  séparer. 

Cle&ver,  kli^-Teur,  s.  Tendeur, 
fendoir,  m. 

Clef,  klif,  s    clet,  f.  (musique). 

Cleft,  part,  de  rieave. 

Cleft,  k'efte,  3.  fente,  raie,  ou- 
verture, f.        [greffer  en  fente. 

Cléftgraft,     kleft^-grafte,     va. 

Cléiuency,  ktëme^-eûn-ci,5.  clé- 
mence, douceur,  f. 

Clément,  klème'-ennt,  a.  dé- 
bonnaire, doux,  douce. 

Clépsydra,  klep'-ci-dra  )S.  clep- 
sydre, f, 

CIcrgy,  kleur'-dji,  s.  clergé,  m. 

Cléi'gj'uiuii,  kleur^-dji-mane,  s. 
ecclésiastique,  m. 

Clérical,  kleur'-i-kal,  a,  cléri- 
cal, ecclésiastique. 

Clerk,  klark,  s.  clerc,  homme 
d'église,  commis,  savant,  m. 

Cléi'kship,  klark'-chipe,  s.  clé- 
ricalure,  /. 

CléTcr,  klev^-er,  a.  adroit,  ha- 
bile, brave,  beau,  bien  fait. 

Clë-verly,  klev'  6ur-li,  ad.  adroi- 
tement, [adresse,  f. 

Cléveriioflft,    klev^-eur-nesse,  s. 

Clew,  kliou,  s.  peloton,  guide, 
point  d'une  voile,  m.  Arlad- 
ne's  — ,  fil  d'Ariane. 

—,  va.  retrousser,  carguer. 

Click,  klik,  vn.  faire  tic-lac. 

Clîcker,  klik'-keur,  s.  garçon  de 
boutique,  m.  [lure,/'. 

Client,  klaï'-ennt,  s.  clieul,  créa 

Clienled,  klaï'-enn-ted,rt.  ayan 
des  clients.  [clientelle 

Clieulsliip,  klaï'.ennl-cbiije,   s 

CHa,  Clift,  kliff,  klift,  s.  rochei 
escarpé, m.  [tomps  critique,  m 

ClimActer,    klai-mak''-teur  ,    g 

Climacléric,  —  ikal,  klal-mak 
ter'-ik,  i-kal,  a.  climalérique. 

CKmate,  Clime,  klaï'-méte, 
klaïme,  s.  climat,  m. 

Climax,  klaï'"lBakse,  s.  grada- 
tion, f. 

Climb.klaTme.vn.  (clanib,clini- 
bcd)  grimper,  monter.  —  up 
^vitii  a  ludder,  escalader. 


Ciinilier,  klaï'-meur,  .«.  grim 
peur. 

riiucli,  klinnche,  va.  serrer, 
fermer,  river,  étalinguer,  affir- 
mer, [guie,  f. 

—  s.   jeu    de  mots,  m.   étalm- 
rUucher,    klinnche'-eur,  s.   di- 
seur de  bons  mots,  crampon,  m. 

Cliug  ,  klinngne  ,  l)îi.  (rlaiig, 
clung,  cluug,  se  coller  à,  s'u- 
nir, adhérer. 

rifaigy,  klinngne'-i,  fi.  visqueux. 

Clinic  ,  Cliuical  ,  kline'-il;,  i- 
kal,  a.  clinique.  [sonner, 

Cllnk,  klinngk,   vn.    tinter,  ré- 

— ,  va.  faire  retentir. 

— ,  s.  tintement,  r^. 

Clinquant  ,  klinngk'-auiit,  j, 
clinquant,  faux-brillant,  m. 

Clip,  klipe,  va.  (rlipt,  clip- 
pc«l,  clipt,  rlippcd)  rogner, 
tondre,  embrasser. 

Clipper,  klip'-peur,  s.  rogneor, 
tondeur,  m.         [gnures.  f.  pi. 

Clippings,  klip'-pinngnz,  s.  ro- 

Cloak,  Iviôke,  va.  couvrir,  dé- 
guiser, pallier. 

— ,  s.  manteau,  prétexte,  m. 

—  bag,  s.  valise,  f, 

Clock,  kiok,  s.  horloge,  pea- 
dule,  /.  coin  d'un  bas,  m. 

—  niaker,  s,  horloger,  m. 

—  making,  s.  horlogerie,  /". 

—  nork,  s.  mouvement  d'une 
montre  ou  d'une  horloge,     [m. 

Clod,klod,  s.  motte,  f.  grumeau. 

— ,  vn.  se  cailler,  se  coaguler. 

— ,  va.  herser,     [plein  de  mottes. 

Clôdily.  klod'-di,  a.  caillé,  rigéj 

Clédpate ,  Clôdpoll ,  Idod'- 
péte,  pôle,  s.  lourdaud,  îjl 

Clôdpated,  klod'-pé-ted,(i.  «tu- 
pide.  [rasser,  entraver. 

Clog,klogue,iirt.  charger,  emfiar- 

— ,  vn-  s'attacher,  être  embar- 
rassé. 

— ,  s.  empêchement,  emban-as, 
m.  entraves,  /.  pi   charge,  f. 

Cléggincss,  klog'"Êui-D(SES,  s 
état  de  gêne.  [portuD. 

Clôggi,  klog'-gui,  a.  pesant, in> 

riogs,  MoL-z,  6-.  sabots,  claqueSi 
f.  pi.  poid;,  m. 


CLO 


410 


CLO 


riâister,  Idôïss'-teur,  f.  eloîlre 
— ,  va.  clottrer,  enrermer.  [?»! 
riôistcral  ,   kl6ïss'-teur-al  ,    a 

monastique.  [Iré 

CIôî8teped,kl6îss'-.^nrd,  n.  cloî 
Clôistcress,  klfiîss'-lress,  s.  re 

Ii»ieuçe,  f. 
Clomb,  kinme,  prêt,  de  Climb. 
Clooïii,  kldunie,  va.  fermer  avec 

11110  matière  visqueuse. 
riosp,  klôze,  va.   clore,  fermer, 

terminer.  [convenir. 

—  ,vn.  se  consolider,  se  fermer, 

—  lit,  enclore. 

—  with,    s'accorder   avec    quel- 
qu'un, en  venir  aux  mains- 
Close,  klêze,  s.  clos,  m.  fin, clô- 
ture, f. 

Close,  a.  serré,  contigu,  rare, 
plein,  secret,  énoil. 

—  Ilsted,  a.  avaie.  [lée,  f. 

—  liall ,  at  billard,  s.  bille    col- 

—  coat,  s.  justaucorps,  m. 

—  «liscoursc,  s.  discours  ner- 
veux. 

—  figUt,  s.   mêlée,  f. 

—  jest,  s.  rai'VtJ  piquante,/". 

—  room,  s,  petite  chambre,  f. 

—  Bpciit,  a.  fermé  herraélique- 
ment. 

—  tool.  s.  chaise  percée,  f 

—  stiiily,  s.  application,  f. 

—  lo  tlie  groiiiKl,  ad.  k  fleur 
de  teire. 

—  wenlUer,  S,  temps  couvert. 
Close,  ad.  serré,  de  près.  —  l>y, 

ad.  tout  près,  tout  contre.  To 
li*e— ,  vivre  avec  économie. 

Clôsely,  kiôse'-li,  ad.  de  près, 
secrètement. 

Cléseness,  klÔ2e^-nesse,5.  épaîs- 
sissement,  m.  connexion,  ré- 
serve, avarice,  f, 

Clôsor,  klô'-zeur,  s.  celui  qui 
termine,  qui  conclut. 

Clôset,  lilôz'-ell,  s.  cabinet,  m. 
termine.  [dans  un  cabinet. 

— 9  rn. parler  en  secret,  enfermer 

Closh,  kioclip,  s.  fourbure.  f. 

CIôsiire,    klô'-jioure,  s.  clôture, 

Cloi.  kiote,  s.  grumeau,  m,  coa- 
gulation,/'. 

—,  un.  se  cailler. 


rioth,  klêth,  s.  drap,  m.  toile, 
nappe,  f.  fnst  —,  s.  habits 
usés,  m.  pi.  Foui  -,s.  linge 
sale,  m.  Old  —,  s.  friperie,  f. 

—  beam,  s.  rouet  de  tisserand. 

—  «Uearcr,  s.  tondeur  de  draps, 

—  weaver,  s.  tisserand.       [m. 

—  workor,  S.  drapier,  m. 
Clolhe,    va.    (cind,    clothed, 

clad,    clothcd)  vêtir,  revêtir, 
liabiller.  [liabit,  linge,  m. 

rioihos,  kiftze,  s.   bardes,  f.  pU 
C'Iôthier,   klôtheMeur,    s.    dra- 
pier, m.  [tement,  m. 
C'Iothing,  klAthe''-inDgDe,  s.  vA- 
Clouer,  ktot'-teur,  voy.  Clod. 
riôKjr.  kiot'-li,  a.   grumeleux. 
Cloiid,  klaoude,  s.  nuée,  nue,  f. 
naage,  m,  —  cap<,  a.  couvert 
de  nuages.            [cir,  aveugler. 
— ,  va.  couvrir  de  nuages,  obscur- 
— ,   vn.    se    couvrir   de    nuages, 
s'obscurcir.  [rément, 
CI<Siidil)',  klaoud'-i-li,  ad.  obscu- 
ClôiidiiiesB,    klaoud'-i-nesse,  » 

pesanteur,  obscurilé,  f, 
Clôudless.  klaoud/-lesse,a.c1air 
CI6udy,  klaoud'-i,   u.  nébuleux, 
sombre. 

—  wcather,  temps  couvert,»!. 
Cloiigh,  klaou,  s.  précipice,  m. 

Irait ,  excédant  de  poids. 
Cioiit,  klaoute,  s.  torchon,  lan- 
ge, m. 

—  nails,  s.  clous  de  souliers, m. 
—,  va.  rapetasser.  [congelé. 
Clôuted,  klaout'-ed,  a.  coagule 
Clôutcriy, klaou'-teur-li,a.  gros 

sirr.  [Ile,  m. 

Clove,    klftve,  s.   clou   de  giro- 

—  of  garlic,  s  gousse  d'ailj  f, 
C16»en,  klô'-vn,  a.  fendu. 

—  footed,  s.  à  pied  fourchu. 
riéier,  klô'-veur,  s.  trèHe,  m. 
Clown,    klaoune,    s.  rustre,   m. 

bouffon.  [Ire,  rustique,  bouffon. 
Clônuish.  klaouni.''-iche,  fl.  rus- 
Clôwiiishly  ,   klaoune'-iclie-li  , 

ad.    ru'tiquement,   d'une  façon 

bouffonne. 
Clôwnîshness  ,     klaounC-icbe- 

nesse,  s.  grossièreté,  bouffonne" 


CLO 


4tl 


COA 


t'Ioy,  klôî,  va,  soûler,  rassasier, 
enciouei. 

riûjless,  klôï'-lesse,s.  qui  ne  se 
rassasie  pas.  [té,/. 

riôyment,  kloi'-mennt,  s.  satié- 

Club,  kleube,  s.  bâton,  m.  mas- 
sue, f,  cercle,  m.  réunion,  f 
club,  écot,  trèfle  (au  jeu  de 
cartes). 

—  foot,  ».  pied-bot,  m, 

—  Tuoted,  ((.  qui  a  un  pied   bot. 

—  law,  s.  loi  du  plus  fort,  sta- 
tuts d'un  club.  [son  écot. 

—  ,  vn.  se  réunir,  se  cotiser,  payer 
rinck,    kleuk,   t'rt.    appeler  des 

poussins   à   la   manière    d'une 

poule. 
—,  va.  glousser. 
riuinp,  kleump,«.  masse,  f. 
—,  s.  bloc,   corbeille,  molle,  f. 
Cliimps,  kleunipz,s.  sot,  m. 
Ciiiui^ily,  kleura'-zi-lij  rt(Z.  gros- 
sièrement, [grossièreté,  f. 
CliiuiBiiiess,  kleum''-zi-nesse,  s. 
C'Iûiusy,  kleum'-zi,  a,  grossier, 

lourd.  [Cling, 

Cliiug,  kleung,pr^(.  elpart.  de 
— ,  a.  décharné,  ridé. 
Clûster,  kleus'-teur,  t.  peloton, 

amas,  essaim     d'abeilles  ,  m. 

grappe,  foule,  f.  groupe,  m. 
— ,  va.  grouper,  masser,  mettre 

en  tas. 
—,  vn.    croître    en    grappes,    se 

grouper,  se  masser. To  coinc  i» 

a  ^,  venir  en  foule,  [grappes. 
Clûstei-y,  cleus'-teur-i,  a.  en 
Clulch,  kleutche,    s.    '^rise,    f. 

griffes,  f. 
— ,  va.  empoigner,  serrer, fermer 

la  main,  tenir  dans  la  main. 

—  flsted,  s.  avare,  ni. 
Clûltur,  kleut^-leur,  s.  vacarme, 

m.  foule,  f> 
—,  va.  s'attrouper,  faire  du  bruit. 
CliiUei-ing,    Kleut''-teur-inngne, 

s.  fracas,  bruit,  m. 
riy'sier,  lilis'-teur,s.c!ystère,m. 
l'oacérvato  ,     kô-a-ceur'-véte  , 

va.  entas.ser. 
Coacei-vûtion  ,     kû-a-ceur-vé'- 

cheune,  s.  l'action  d'entasser. 
Coach.kôtcbe,!.  carrosse,  m.  — 


ann  six,  s.  carrosse  à  six  che 
vaux.  Httckiipy  —,  s,  carross' 
de  louage.  To  koep  a  — ,  avoi 
équipage.  E.i»cry  — ,  ».  car 
rosse  de  remise.  Stage  — ,  ? 
diligence,  f.   ^ 

—  box,  s.  siège  du  cocher,    m. 

—  door,  s.  portière,  f. 

—  hire,  s.  louage  du  carrosse. 

—  boitse,  s.  remise,  f. 

—  maker,  s.  carrOîSier,  nî. 

—  mail,— di'iven  ,  «.cocher,   m 

—  fitaiid,  s.  place  de  voitures,  f, 

—  »tcp,  s.  marcbopied,  m. 

—  ,  la.  voiturer. 

Côac(,kô'-akt,«rt.  agir  deconcert. 
roâctiou  ,    k5-ak'-clieune  ,     s 

contrainte,  f.  [lif. 

Coâctivo,   kô-ak'-tive,    a.    coac- 
Cȉ<ljumcnt,k6-ad'-djiou-mennt5 

s.  assistance  réciproque,  f. 
Coadjûtor,  kô-ad-djiou'-teur,  s. 

coadjuleur,  ni. 
Coâdjiivancy  ,        kô-ad^-djiou- 

vann-ti,  s.  secours,  m. 
roâgmeiit,    kô-ag''-mi:'nnt  ,    va. 

assembler,  réunir.  [coagulaMe. 
Coâgulable,  kô-ag'-iou-la-bl,  a. 
Coâgiilale ,  kô-ag'-iOH-léte,  vn. 

se  coaguler,  [ne,  s.  —  tion,  f. 
roagiilâtir.»,  kô-ag-iou-lé'cheu- 
l'oâgtilaliv« ,  kô-agMoa-latlve, 

a.  coagulant,  [s.  qui  coagule. 
roâgiilalor,  kô-ag'-iou-ié-teur, 
Toal,  kôle,  s.  charbon,  m. 

—  black,   a.    noir    comme    du 
charbon,  noir  de  charbon  (lieu). 

—  cellai*,  a.  charbonnier. 

—  beavcr,s.  porleur  de  charbon. 

—  bouse,»',  charbonnerie,  ^. 

—  mail,  —  woiuan,  «.charbon- 
nier, nière. 

—  uiine,  s.  charhonnîfcre,  f, 

—  stone,  s.  charbon  de  terre, m 
Côalery,  kô'-leur-i,  s.  mine  d( 

charbon.  [s'incorporer 

roaIésce.kô-a-Tesse',^^n.  s'unir, 
Coaléscciice,    kô-a-less'-cennce 

s.  union,/'.      [sion,  coalition,/ 
Coalîtïou,  kô-a-liche'-eune,s. fu- 
rôaly,  kô'-li,   a.  charbonneux. 
Coaptâlion,  kô-ap-té'-cheune,». 

accommodement. 


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412 


COE 


rofirci,  kô-arkt',  va.  serrer,  ré- 
trécir, re^  Ireindre, 
Coarc<r»«ioii,    kô-ark-té'-cheune, 
s.  serrement,  m.       [épais,  ^'il. 
Coarse,     kôrce,      a.      gros-ier, 
Coârsi'ly,  kôrce''-li,  ad.  grossiè- 
rement, [sièrelé,  f. 
Coârsciiefi9,korce'-Desse,s.  gros- 
Coa«t,  kôsle,  s.   côle,  f,  rivage, 
plage,  frontière,  f. 

—  giinrd,  s.  garde  côte,  m. 
— ,  rn.  côtoyer. 

CoàsU'i-.  kôs'-teur,  s.  c6ller,  m. 
caboteur,  côté,  m.        [tage,  >?i. 

roâgtiug,  kôs^-tiangne,  s.  caho 

Coa<,  kôte,  s.  haliit,  justaucorps, 
tn.  fourrure,  pelage,  m.  cou- 
che, toison.  Great  — ,  pardes- 
sus, surtout.  Kidiiig  — ,  re- 
dingote. Dreas  — ,  babit. 

—,va.  couvrir,  liabiller. 

Cooi.kokse,i'«.  enjôler,  caresser. 

CoAier.  kôks'-eur,  s.  enjôleur. 

Cob,  kobe,  s  piastre,  f.  avare, 
m.  Sea  — ,s.  mouette,  f. 

C6balt,  kob'-alle,  s.  cobalt,  ni. 

Côbble,  kob'-bl,  va.  raccommo- 
der des  souliers,  saveter. 

C^ibbler,  kob'-bleur,  s.  savetier, 
mauvais  ouvrier,  m 

C6biron9,kob'-aî-eurnz,  s.  che- 
nets, m.  pi. 

Cobi!>bo|i,  ko-Liche'-eup,  s. 
coadjuteur  d'un   évoque,  m. 

Câb-nt'b,  kôb'-oneb,  s  toile  d'a- 
raignée, f.  [cochenille,   f. 

Côchiiieal,     keutcbe'-ine-ll ,    s. 

C<Sclilfary,kok'-li-a-rl,  a.  envis. 

Cock.  kok,s.  coq,  robinet,  m  gi- 
rouette, f  mâle  des  petits  oi- 
seaux, [m. 

—  a-dooclle-tio,  S.    coqucrico, 

—  boat,  5.  canot. 

—  crow,  s.  chant  du  coq. 

— 'b  romb,^'.  crèle  de  coq,  petit- 
maître. 

—  flgbl,  s.  combat  de  coqs. 

—  borse,  à  dada,  fier. 

—  lor(,s.  grenier,  galetas,  n;. 

—  luastci*^  -S    dresseur  de  coqs. 

—  pii,s.  endroit  où  combattent 
les  coqs. 

—  of  o  bal,  s,  retroussis,?n 


CocU  of  baytS.  meule  de  foin,  f^ 

—  of  a  dîiil,^.  style  d'un  cadrao* 
— ,  va.  relever,  retrousser. 

—  a  gmi, armer  un  fusil. 

—  iip  hay,  entasser  du  foin. 
— ,  vn.  se  pavaner,  se  carrer. 
CooUâde.kok'-kéde,  s. cocarde,^, 
C'ôckuirice,  kok'-a-traïce,  s.  ba- 
silic, m.  guonipe,  f, 

rôckep,  kok'-keur,  vn.  dorloter, 
mignarder.  [de  coqs. 

—  ,s.  celui  qui  aime  les  combats 
r<icko«,  kok'-kett,  s.  sceau,  mar- 
que fie  la  douane,  m, 

fôckUb,  kok'-iche,  a.  pétulant. 

lascif,  f. 
C<5ckK',  kok'-kl,  s  pétoncle,  f. 

—  slairs,  s.  escalier  en  vis. 
— ,  un.se  rider,  moutonner. 
— ,  va.  tourner  en  vis. 
C'ôcknej,  kok'-ni,  s.  badaud,  m. 
C6ckerel,  kok'-eur-6l,s   cochet, 

m.  L-iré. 

rûrksiire.    kok'-choùre,    a.  as- 

C6ck9waiii,kok''-sn,s  celui  qui 

commande  une  chaloupe  armée 

en  guerre.  [m. 

rôcoa,  kô'-kft,  s.  coco,  cocotier, 

—  Mil»,  s.  noix  de  coco,  /. 

—  tree,  s   cocotier,  m. 
Cocéon.  kô-koùne',  s.  coCon,  m. 
rod.  kod,  s.  morue,  f. 

—  ,  s.  gousse,  cosse,  f. 

rode,  kôde,  s.  code,  recueil,  m. 

rôdicil,kod'-i-cile,s  codicille,»!. 

Codie,  kôd'-dl,  va.  cuire  outra 
mesure, mal  apprêter, 

ràdling,  knd'-linngne,  s.  pomme 
précoce,  petite  morue,  f. 

Coérficucy,  Coeaicienc),  kô- 
cf'-fi-ka-ci,  kô-ef-fiche'-enn-ci,» 
coo[ération,  f.         [coefficient. 

roeff<ciciit,  kô-ef-fiche'-ennt.s. 

Coémpiioti,  kô-em'-cheune,  s, 
coemption,  ^.  [nobile,  )u. 

Coénoliilo,  cène'-6-balte,  s.  ce 

roéqiial,  kô-ï'-koual,  a.  pareil. 

Coociiiâliij-,  kôî-koual'-i-ti,  s 
égalité,  f. 

roéree.  kô-eurce',  va,  restrein- 
dre, forcer,  obliger,  presser. 

Coércible,  kô-eur'-ci-bl,  a.  sujel 
à  coercition. 


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COI 


Coêrclon,  kô-eur'-cheune,Si  con- 
trai nie,  f. 
Coércîïe,  kÔ-eur-'-cWe,  a.  toor- 

citif,  [s.  de  môme  essence. 

Coesséiiiîal^   kô-ess-cenn'-clial , 
Coetërnnl,kô-i-lenr'-nal,  a.  coé- 

lernel.  [ad.  coéleriiellement. 
Coctcrnally  ,  kô-î-teur'-nal-Ii, 
Cociérnii}',    kô-i-teur'-nl-ti,  a. 

coéternité,  f.  [ter. 

CoexiBt,  kê-eg-iisf,  va.  coexis- 
Coezistence.,  ko  eg-zis'-tennce, 

s.  coexistence,  f.  fcoexistant. 
Coexisteni,  kô-eg-zis^-lennt,  a. 
Coexténd,    kô-eks-lennd' ,    va. 

étendre  autant. 
Cocxtéusiou  ,     ko  -  ek  -  stenn'- 

cheune,  s.  extension  égaie. 
Ciffee,  kof'-fi,  S.  café,  m. 

—  hoiise,  s.  caTé,  m. 

—  po«,  s.  cafetière. 

—  berry,  *•   fève  de  café,  f. 

—  mîll,  s.  moulin  à  café,  m. 

—  (ree,  s.  cafier,  m. 
C6irei-,kof'-feur,s.  coffre-fort,  m. 
— 9  va.  coffrer. 

('«ifferer,  kof'-feur-eur,  s.  tréso- 
rier de  l'épargne,  m. 

CArfiu,  knf'-flne.s.  cercueil,  cor- 
net de  papier,  m. 

— ,  «a.  mettre  dans  le  cercueil. 

Cog,  kogue,  va.  cajoler,  flatter, 
piper  les  dés. 

—,  s.  dent  de  roue  d'engrenage,  f. 

CÀ^ency,  kô'-djenn-ci,  s.  force, 
puissance,  f.  [fort. 

Cdgent,  kd'-djennt,  a.  puissant, 

Cégenlly,  kô'-djennt-!i,n(i.  avec 
force.  [peur,  trompeur,  m. 

C6gger,  kog'-geur,», cajoleur,  pi- 

Côgging,  kog'-guinngne,  s.  flat- 
terie, piperie,  f. 

Cogglesioiie,  kog^-gl-stône,  8. 
petit  caillou,  m. 

rôgiiable,    kod'-dji-ta-bl,  a.    \ 


quoi  l'on  peut  penser. 
6giittte,kod'-dji-léte,U( 


C6giittte,liod'-djl-lète,U(ï. penser. 
C'ogit&tiou,  kod'-dji-té'-cbeu  ne, 

s.  réflexion,  f.  [pensif. 

rôgitativu  ,  kod'-dji-lé-live,   a, 
réguà(iou,kcg-ué^'cheune,  s.co- 

gnation,  f. 
Cognisée,  kog-ni-zl',  s.  celui  en 


faveur  de  qui  on  passe  une  re- 
devance, [connaissance,/. 

f'u^iiitiou,  kog-niclie'-cune,   j. 

Cô^iiizaiice,  kûg^-ni-zanuce,  s. 
compétence,  connaissance,  in- 
dice, m,  enseigne,  f. 

Cogiiâminal,  kog-Dome''-i-ual,a. 
de  même  nom. 

rogiiuiuiiiûtion,  kog-nome-i- 
né'-cheune,  s.  surnom,  m. 

rogiiàsceuce,  kog-nos'-cennce, 
S-  connaissance,  f. 

rognéseiblc,  kog-nos/-ci-bl,  a 
connaissaLile.  [biter, 

rohâbU,  kâ-hab'-ite.   vn.  coha- 

Toliâbitaut,  kô-bab'-i-tannt ,  3. 
haliitant  d'uu  même  lien. 

Cobabltâtioii,kô-bab-i-lé'-cbeD- 
ne,  s.  —  tion.  f.  [lier,  nt. 

Cohéir  ,    ko -hère',    s.    cohéri- 

robciress,  kô-bf-resse.s.  cohé- 
ritière, f.  [se  convenir. 

robére,   kôhire',  vn.    adhérer, 

Cobéreiice,kô-hi'-rennce,s.  co- 
héience,  liaison,  suite,  f.  rap- 
port, m.  [snivi 

Cobércnt,   kfi-hi'-rennt,  a.    lié. 

Cohésion,  Cobésivcuess,  kô- 
hi'-jeucie,  kô-bi'-civ-nesse,  s. 
rapport,™.  Cohésion,  f. 

Cobésivc,  k6-hi'-cive,n.  gluant. 

robn>îe,kô-bib'-ite,Urt.  contrain- 
dre, [lifier. 

C'obôbaK-,  kô-hô'-bèle,  va.  re«- 

rûboi't,  kô'-horle,  s.  cohorte,  f. 

C'oboriàtiou,  kô-hor-té'-cheune, 
s.  exhortation,  f. 

Toif,  kôîf,s.  coiffe,  f.  bonnet,  m. 

Coiffeil,  koïft,  a.  coiffé,     [rond. 

Coil,  koïl,  va.  rouler,  mettre  en 

—,  s.  vacarme,  fracas,  m.  corde 
roulée  en  rond. 

Coin,  koïne, s.  encoignure,  mon- 
naie, f.  coin,  argent,  m.  Dou« 
blo  faced  — ,s.  bajoire,  f. 

—,  vn.  monnajer,  battre,  forger 
des  mots. 

Coiiiage,  —  niug,  koîne'-édje, 
inngne,  s.  monnayage,  m. 

Coïncide,  kô-inn-salide', ««.s'ac- 
corder. 

Coïncidence,  k8-inn''-«i-dennce, 
»,  rencontre,  f. 


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COL 


C*(iicldent,  kô-inn''-ci-i}enDt,  a. 
coïncident.  [inventeur,  m. 

Coiiier, koïiie'-eur.s.  monnayeur, 

Coisiril,  k6-iss'-lril,s.pollron,m. 

CoU,  koïte.s.  palet,  m. 

roiiion,  kô-iclie'-eune,  s.  coït, 
m.  copulation,  /. 

Cojoin.  kô-djoïne',  un.  joindra. 

Coke,  kôke,  s.  coke,  m. 

râliindi-r ,  keul'-ann-deur,  $. 
passoire,  f.  lamis,  m. 

rolâtion,  rolatiire  ,  kô-lé^- 
cheune, kol'-a-lcbioure,  s.  lillra- 
tion,  f. 

Cold,  kôlde  a.  froid,  réservé.  Be 
—  to  oiie,  battre  froid  à  quel- 
qu'un, lu  —  blood,  ad.  de 
sangfroid.  To  grow  — ,  se  re- 
froidir. 

— ,  s.  rliunie,  froid,  m.  froideur, 
f.  Catch  —,  s'enrhumer. 

Céldl.v.  kôld'-li,  at/.  froidement. 

Célduess,  kôid'-nesse,  <  froi- 
deur, f. 

Cale,  kole,  5.  chou,  m. 

—  TTori,  s.  choux  verts,  m.  pi. 

Côlic,  kôl'-ik,  s.  colique,  f. 

Cdllnpgp,  kol'-lapce,U)!.  s'affais- 
ser, tomber  l'un  sur  l'autre. 

Cdllai-,  ko|/-leur, s.coliet,collier, 
m.  clavicule,  f. 

—,  va,  prendre  au  collet. 

Célla<e,kol/-lèle,  s.  collationner, 
conférer,  comparer.        [latéral. 

Collatéral,  kol-iate'-er-al,a.col- 

Collétiou,  kol-lfr'-cheuDe,  s.  — 
tion,  comparaison,  f.         [avec 

Collâiid,   Kol-laude',  va.    louer 

Côlleaguejkol'-llgue.s.  collègue, 
m. 

Collcct,  kol-lekt',  va.  recueillir, 
lever,eompiler,conclure, inférer. 

— ,  s.  collecte,  cour'e  prière,  f. 

Collect&neoug  ,  kol-lek-la^-ni- 
euce,  a.  rassemblé,  compilé. 

CoIIéotible,  kol-lek'-ti-bl,  a.  qui 
peut  être  réuni. 

Collection,  kol-lek'-cheune,  «. 
recueil,  levée,  amas,  m.  compila- 
tion, f. 

ColleclWe,  kol-lek'-tive,  o.  col- 
lectif. [—  vemrnt. 

CuiIécli»eIï,kol-lek'-tive-li,«(/. 


Colléclor,  kol-lel'-leur,  s.  col 

lecteur,  m.  [coliégataire- 

Cullégatory,  kol-leg'-a-to-ri,  a. 

Collège,  koK-ledje,  s.  collé,i;e, 
m.  société,/".  —  ofpbysiciaus, 
faculté  de  médecine,  /". 

Collégial,  kol-M'-dji-al,  a.  collé- 
gial, [bre  d'un  collège,  )H. 

Collégial!,  kol-li'-d.ji-ane, s.  mem- 

Collégiate,  kol-li'-djl-éle,  a.  éco- 
lier, membre  d'un  collège. 

Collet,  kol'-lett,  s.  collet.—  of  a 
ring,  s.  chaton,  m. 

Collide,  kol-laïde',  va.  frapper, 
se  heurter,  se  battre. 

Collier,  kol'-Ieur,  s.  charbon- 
nier, bâtiment  charbonnier,  11). 

Côlliery,  koK-ïeur-i,  s.  mine 
de  charbon,  f.  métier  de  char- 
bonnier, m.        [cliou-fleur,  m. 

Côlliflower,  koK-li-tlaou-eur,  3 . 

Côliigative,  Côlliquuut,  kol'- 
li-gué-live,  koK-li-kouaunl,  a. 
dissolvant. 

Colligàtiou,  kol-li-gué'-cheune, 
s.  jonciion,  f, 

Côlliqiiable,  kol-lik'-oua-bl,  a. 
fusiltie.  [fondre,  dissoudre. 

Câili(|uatc,   kol'-li-kouéle,   va. 

Culli(|iiâliou  ,  kol  -  ti-koué^- 
cliêuue,  ,1.  dissolution. 

Collisiou,  kol-lije'-eune, s.  frois- 
sement, choc,  m,  collision,  at- 
taque, /.  [cer. 

Côllocate,  kol'-lô-kéte,  va.  pla- 

Collocâtion,  kol-ld-ké/-cheune, 
s.  collocation,  /.  [cajoler. 

Collôgiie,  kol-lôgue',  va.  flatter, 

Côllop,  kol'-leupe,  s,  tranche  de 
viande,  f. 

Collôquial,  kol-lA'-koui-al,  a. 
se  rapportant  à  la  conversation. 

Côlloqiiy,  collocûtioii,  liol^- 
lô-koui,  koMôkiou'-clieune,  s. 
colloque,  m.  conversation,  /". 

Collnctaiicy  ,  Colluctâtion  , 
Ivol-leuk'-tann-ci,  té'-cbeune,  s. 
combat,  m.  opposition,  f. 

Collùile,  kol-lioude',  vn.  Sire 
d'inti  lligence.  [lusion,  f, 

Collii!iioii,kol-liou'-jeune,s.col- 

Collii8ive,Colliiaor}',kol-liou' 

cive,  ceur-i,  a.  collusoire. 


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COM 


ColIûsiTely  ,     koI-liou/-cW«-ll  , 

ad.  —  soirement. 

CoUy  ,  koK-li ,  va,  barbouiller 
a^vec  de  la  suie. 

—,  s.  fuie,  noir, 

Côllyriuiu,  kol-lirM-eume,  s. 
collyre.  [colon,  î». 

Côlou,  kô^'ione^.  deux  points  (:), 

Côlouel,  keur'-nel,  s.  colonel, 
m.  [irade  de  colonel,  m. 

Célonelshiii,  keur/-nel-chipe,  s. 

Célonize  ,  kol'-ô-naïze,  va.  éta- 
blir une  colonie. 

Colouuâde,  kol-ô-néde',  s.  colon- 
nade, [peuplade,  f. 

Côloii)',     kol'-6-ni,    s.     colonie, 

Coloqiiîntuida ,  kol-ô-kouinn'- 
ti-da,  s.  coloquinte,  f. 

Côlorale.  kolZ-ô-rélejn.  coloré. 

Coloi'âiioii,  kol-â-ré'-cbeune, 
s.  coloration,  f.  rant. 

Coloriflc,    kol-ô-rif'-ik,   a.   colo- 

Colôase  ,  rolôsstis  ,  kô-locO'' , 
kô-los'-seuce,  s.  colosse,  m. 

Coiôsseaii ,  kô-los'-si-ane  ,  a. 
colossal. 

Cëlour,  keul'-eur,  s.  couleur,  f. 
coloris,  teint,  m.  excuse,  /. 
prétexte,  mensonge,  point  de 
cartes,  m.  yl.  drapeau,  carac- 
tère, m. 

— ,  va.  colorer,  colorier,  rougir, 
enluminer,  peindre,  pallier. 

Célourablo  keul'-eur-a-bl,  0. 
plausible.,  .spécieux. 

Côloiirably,  keul'-eur-a-bli,  ad, 
spécieusement,  d'une  manière 
plausible. 

Côloiired,  kcul'-eurd,  a.  coloré, 
enluminé,  lavé,  peint. 

Côloiirîiig,  keul'-eur-inngne,  s. 
coloris,  m.  couleur,  f. 

Côloui'ist,  keuK-eur-iste,  s.  co- 
loriste, m.  [pâle. 

CôlourlesB,   KeuK-eur-Iesse,    a. 

Col»)  kôlle,  va.    gambader,  lulâ- 

— ,5.    poulain,  étourdi,  m.   [trer. 

—  of  ail  as8,  s.  ânon,  m. 

—  's  foot,  s,  pas  d'âne,  vi, 

— '«-iec'ili,  s.dentsde  lait,  f.  pi. 

Céltor,  kôl'-teur,  s.    contre  (de 

cbarrue),  m.  [fo.âlre. 

Céltish,    kôll'-icbe,    a,    badiu. 


f°ôlubi-!iie,     kol'-iou-brine,    a< 

d'un  serpent,  rusé.  [iombier,?n» 
rolMuibarj,kô-leum'-ba-ri,4-.c(y 
C'olûiultiiic,  kûl-eum^-baïne,   a, 

cùlonibin,  gorge  de  pigeon. 
— ,  s.colombine,  ancolie,  f. 
rôlninn, koK-eume,  s.  colonne,^. 
Colûuiuar^     —     iiariau,     ko- 
Icum'-nar,  na-ri-ane,  a.  en  co- 
lonnes, [m.  pi. 
Colûres,  kô-liourz',   s.    coluves, 
C'ôiiia,  kô''-ma,   s,  coma,  o)ï, 
Coiuâte,  k6-niéte',s.  compagnon, 
))î.                                  [mateux. 
roinatôse,     kftm-a-lôce',  a.   co- 
Conili,  kôme,  s.  peigne,  m.  crête 
(de  coq),    f.    rayon    (de    miel). 
Flax — ,  s.  séran,  ï?ï.  Uorse  — , 
s.  étrille,  f. 

—  iiiakor,  s.  peignier,  m. 

— ,  va,  peigner,  étriller, sérancer, 
carder.  [battre. 

Combat,   keum'-bate,  va,   com- 

—,  vn,  se  battre. 

— ,  s.  combat,  m. 

Côinbatant,  keum'-ba-lannt,  s 
combatlani,  cbampion. 

rôiuber,  kô''-meur, s.  cardeur. 

Combinabic,  komm-bai^-na-bl, 
a.  qui  peut  être    combiné. 

C'ômbiunle,  komm'-bi-néte,  a. 
fixé,  an  été 

Conibiuâlion ,  komm-bi-né'- 
cbeune,  n.  combinaison,  cabale, 
ligue,  /■. 

C'onibfue,  komm-baïne',  vn.  se 
combjuer,coni|i!oter,  se  joindre. 

roiiibûst,  komiii-beu.st^.  ad, 
en  feu. 

Combustible,  komm-beust/-i-bl, 
a.  comliu.~tible,   inflammable. 

Cuuibû»tibleiiess,konim-beuss'- 
ti-bl-ue>se,  s.  susceptible  de 
prendre  leu. 

Combustion,  komm -beuss''- 
tclieune,  s.  incendie,/,  tumultei 
m. 

Come,  keume,  vn,  (came,  co« 
me)  \enir,  arriver,  parvenir, 
aborder,  se  réduire,  revenir, 
s'adresser,  accostir,  aboutir,  de- 
venir, réussir,  se  terminer. 

—  about,  tourner,  l'aire  le  tour. 


COM 


416 


COM 


Corne  aftc-r,  sui\rc,  succéder 

—  agniii,  revenir. 

—  along^  s'en  venir, marcher. 

—  asiiuflor.  se  défaire,  désunir. 

—  at,  atteindre,  obtenir. 

—  a\taj,  s'en  -venir,  se  retirer. 

—  I>iirk,  revenir. 

—  E»etn'eeii,  survenir. 

—  I>y,  passer. 

—  <1o\vii,  descendre. 

—  foi-wnrd,  avancer,    profiter. 

—  iii,  entrer,  se  rendre,  prélen- 

—  ncar,  s'approciier.  [dre. 

—  nexi,  suivre, 

—  on,  avancer,  profiler. 

—  off,  se  détaclier,  tomber,  se 
défaire,  sortir. 

—  osit,  sortir,  pousser. 

—  slioi-t,    être    inférieur,  man 

—  (o,  s'approciier.  [quer 

—  toniidrro,  passer  et  repasser 

—  (ogethei-,  s'assembler,  se  ma^ 

—  up,   monter  [rier, 

—  tipon,  surprendre,  fondre 
saisir.  [f. 

Comc-orr,  keume'-orr, s.  défaite, 
Coiuédian,  liô-mi'-di-ane,  s.  co 

médien.  [die,  f. 

Cûiuedy,    korae'-i-di,   s.    corné 
C'ômoliiiess,  keum^'-li-nesse, 

beauté,  bonne  raine. 
Côinel}',  lieum'-li,  a.  beau,  bien 

fait,  honnête. 
—,  ad.  avec  grSce,  honnêtement. 
râuier,    lieura'-eur,   ».   venant, 

m.  venu. 
f'ôiiiet,  Iforae'-ite,  s.  comète,  f. 
C'oauetary,  foiuétick.  liome^-i- 

la-ri,  liô-raète'-ili,  a.  cométaire. 
Côiufli,lieum'-file,  s.  confiture,/. 

—  luaki-r,  s.   confiseur,  contilu- 
—,  va.  confire.  [ner,  m. 
rôiuroi'i,  lieum'-feurte,  t>((.  sou- 
lager, consoler,  réjouir^  encou- 
rager. 

— ,  s.  soulagement,  m.  consola- 
tion, satisfaction,  f, 

C6mfurtal>lr,  lieum'-feur-ta-bl, 
a.  doux,  ("insolant,  agréable, 
commode. 

réiurorlableu«,ss,  lieum'-feur- 
ta-hl-nesse,  >•  douceur,  agré- 
ment. 


rôiufoi-talily,  kenm'-reur-ta-bll, 

')(/   agréablement. 
Côiiiforitr,  lieum'-feur-teur,  t, 

consolateur,  m.  le  Saint-Esprit. 
C'oii>rorilcsa,  keum'-feurt-lesso, 

(1.  désolé,  triste. 
Côiuic,  Ciimical,    lome'-ik,  i- 

kal,  a.  plaisant,  comique. 
Côiuicull)' ,     kome'-i-kal-li,  aâ. 

conniqueraent. 
Côiuicaliies»  ,      kome'-i-kal- 

iiesse,  s.  plaisanterie,  ^ 
rôiuiiig,   keum'-inngne,   s.   te- 
nue, arrivée. 
-.(I.  futur,  avenir.         [vre,  ?)i, 
C'ôiuii)',   kome/-i-ti,  s,  savoir-vi 
('ôiuuia,  kora'-raa,s.  virgule,^ 

Iiiverted  — ,s.  guillemets,  m, 

pi. 
C'oiumâiid,      kom-mannd^,    va. 

commander,  imposer, ordonner 
— ,     5.     commandement,    ordre, 

m.  loi,  autorité,  f.. 
Coniiuaiidor.    koni-mann-'-deur, 

s.  commandant,     commandeur, 

m.  hie,  f. 
roiuiuâiidmeut,     kom^-mannd'- 

mennl,  s.  commandement,  pré- 
cepte. 
Coiuiuâudrcss  ,     kom-mann^- 

dresse,  a.  souveraine,  f. 
C'ouimaiirli-)',  kom-mann'-deur-l, 

s.   comm.inderie,  charge,  /. 
Coiumatérinl,  kom-ma-ti/-ri-tl, 

a.  de  la  même    matière. 
Coiumulciiâlity ,  kom-ma-ti-H- 

al'-i-ti,   s.    état  de  duux  chose» 

d'être  de  la  môme  matière. 
Coojuiéuiorable,     kom-mônie^* 

ô-ra-bl,  a.  mémorable. 
roinmcmoi-uiv,  kom-mème'-6- 

réte,  va.  célébrer  la   mémoire. 
f'oiuiuouioi'âtîou,    kom-mème- 

ô-ré' -chenue,  s.  —  tion,/. 
Couiinéniorati^c,   kom-mèm»'- 

ô-ra-iive,  a.  —  lif. 
C'oiuinéuoe,   kom-raennce',    vrit 

commencer,  devenir. 
— ,  LV(.  commencer,  intenter. 
roiuuicncL-u> !■■■(.  kom-raennce'- 

mennt,  s.  commencement,  m, 
Coiuniciid  ,    kom-mennd'  ,    va, 

louer,     vanter,    recommander 


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remettre.  —  me  *o  Siim,  sa- 
luez le  do  ma  part.  —  one's 
■clf,  je  vanter. 

Couiiuciidable  ,  kom-menn'- 
da-bl,  1-  louable,  recomman- 
dable.       [bli ,  ad.  louablement. 

Coiuméndably,kùrn-'menn^-da- 

Coiuiiiéitduui  ,  bom-rr.enn^-da- 
me,  s.  bénéfice  par  intérim. 

Coinuiendtttio»  ,  kom-menu- 
dë'-cheune,  s.  louange. 

Comuiéndulory  ,  kom-menn'- 
dé-teur-i,  a.  de  recommanda- 
tion,f.  [s.  preneur. 

Commcndcr,   kom-menn'-deur, 

Coiuinénaal,  kom-menn'-sal,  s. 
commensal,  camarade,  m. 

Coinmcns&llt)',  kom-menn-saU- 
i-ti,  s.  société,  camaraderie,  f. 

Comraenstiraliility,  kom-menn- 
chiou-ra-Lil'-i-ti,  s.  —  lité. 

Coiuiuéiisurable,  kom-menn'- 
chiou-ra-bl,  a.  commensurable. 

CoiiiuBéiisurablciiess  ,  koni- 
nienn'-chiou-ra-bl-nesse,  s.  pro- 
position, f. 

roinménsiirate,  kom-menn'- 
cliiou-rète,  va.  réduire  à  une 
mesure  commune. 

— ,  a,  réduisible  à  une  mesure 
commune,   proportionné. 

rummensurâtioii,  kom-menn- 
cliiou-ré'-cheune,  s.  propor- 
tion, f. 

Comment  ,  kom^-mennt  ,-  va. 
commenter,  gloser. 

—  ,  —  tary,  kom-'-menn-tarï,  (. 
glose,  f.  commentaire,  m, 

Commeutâtor,  kom-menn-(é^- 
teur,  s.  —  tateur,  )?i. 

ramincnt<tK>ii8,  kom-menn- 
liclie'-eucbi  a.  imaginaire,  con- 
iiouvé. 

Commerce,  kom^-meurce,  S. 
commerce,  m.  liaison,  f. 

— )  vn.  faire  du  commerce,  en- 
tretenir correspondance. 

Commercial,  kom-meur'-chal, 
Il    commercial.       [vn.  émigrer. 

Cûuimigrate  ,      kom'-mi-gréte, 

Commigrâlion ,  kom-mi-gré'- 
cheiine,  s.  émigration. 

Cauiuiuétian  ,       kom-mi-né^- 


cheune,  s.  menaces,  —  tion,  fo 

Comminatoi'y  ,  kom-trine'-a- 
teur-i,  a.  —  toire.  [mêler. 

Commingle,  kom-minng'-gl,  va, 

— ,  vn.  fe  mêler  ,  s'unir. 

Commîiiiiible,  kom-mine'  ioil» 
i-bl,  a.  qu'on  peut  réduire  ep 
poussière. 

Commdiute,  kom-mi-nioute^ , 
va.  briser,  diviser,  réduire  en 
poussière. 

Comminûtion  ,  kom-ml-niou'- 
cbeune,  s.  division,/'. 

Comiiiiseralile,  kom-miz^-eur» 
a-bl,  a.  digne  de  pUié. 

Commîserate,  Kom-miz'^-eur* 
été,  i:a  avoir  pitié. 

Commiserâlioii,  kom-miz-enr- 
é'-cheune,  s.  pitié,  f. 

Cômmissary,  kcm'-mis-sar-), 
.«,  commissaire,  jn. 

Commission,  kom-miche'-eune, 
5  commission,  f.  brevet,  cour- 
tage, ?)î. 

— ,  va.  envoyer  en  mission, char- 
ger, donner  pouvoir. 

Commissioiiucr,  kom--nicbe'- 
eune-eur,  s.  commissaire,  m. 

Commit,  kom-mite',  va.  com- 
mettre, envoyer  en  prison,  con- 
fier. —  onc^s  self  to,  s'aban- 
donner. 

Cou>mi<ment,kom-miH''-mennt, 
s.  emprisonnement,  m, 

Committee,  kora-mit'-ti,  s.  co- 
mité, f.  curateur,  1)1. 

Committcr,  kom-mit'-leur ,  ». 
commettant,  m. 

Commitlible,  kom-mif-tibl,  a 
qu'on  peut  commettre. 

Commis,  kom^-mikce,  va.  mS* 
1er,  allier. 

CoBimîxion  ,  Commlxtiire , 
kom-mik''-cheuDe ,  kom-miks'< 
tcbioure,  s.  mélange,  m. 

Commode,  kom-môde',  s.  com- 
mode,/', [«.commode, 

Commôdious,  Uom-mô'-di-euce, 

Commôdiously ,  kom-mô^-dl- 
euce-li,  ad.  commodément, 
utilement. 

Commôdioiisiiess,  knm-mô'-di- 
euce-nesse,  s.  commodité,  aise,f. 

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Commôdlt)',    kom-modM-ti,   I. 

commodilé,  decrée,  marchan- 
dise, /■.  profit,  avantage,  m. 

Coiuniodére,  koni-mô-dôre^,  s. 
chef  d'efc  idre,  m. 

C6niinoD,  kom^-meune,  a.  com- 
mun, Tuk'aire,  usité,  plat.   [m. 

—  council,  s. conseil  niunicipal, 

—  hall,  s    maison  de  ville. 

—  law,  s.  droit  coutumier,  ni. 

—  pvople,  s.  mt  nu-peuple,  m. 

—  rttte,  s.  prix  courant,  ?7i. 

^  scwer,  a.  égout,  cloaque,  în. 

—  Boldier,  s. simple  soldat,  m. 

—  iuik,  s.  bruit  général,  ni. 

—  wealth,j. république, /.élat  m 

—  (patiture),  s.  communaux, 
terres  communales,  f.  pi. 

—  ,  l'n  avoir  droit  aux  communaux. 
Comiiiéuagc,  kom-meune^-édje, 

s.  droit  de  pâture  sur  les  com- 
munaux. 
Comniénalty,  koro-meun''al-li, 

s.   le  peuple,  m.  communauté, 

société,  f. 
C6mnioucr,     kom'-meune  eur , 

s.  roturier,  député  de  la  cbambre 

des     communes  ,      bourgeois , 

prostituée. 
Comiuoiiiiion,    kom-mô-niche'- 

eune,  s.  avertissement,  m. 
Cômmoiily,  kom^-meunn-li,  ad. 

ordinairement. 
C6ninionueBB,kom'*meaD-Desse, 

î.  conimunauté,  f. 
Coniinôiiplacc,      kom-meunu'- 

pléce,  va.  résumer. 
Céumions,      kom'-meunnz,      s. 

cbambre  des  communes,  le  bas 

peuple,  l'ordinaire,  m. 
Cômiuoraiice,  —  ra»cy,kom^- 

mô-rannce,  —  rann-ci,s.  domi- 
cile. 
CÔBumorani,  kom'^-md-rannt,  a. 

domicilié. 
Commôiion,      kom-m6'-cbeuDe, 

s.  tumulte,  m,  sédition,  f. 
Comindiiouer ,    kum-mô^-cheu- 

ne-eur,  s.  perturbateur.  [ter. 
C'oiiini6«e,  kom-mduve',  la.  agi- 
ronimiiiue,    koni-miounc'',    va, 

conférer,  parler. 
Comuuuicability,    kom-miou- 


ni-ka-bilM-ti,  i.  étal  de  ce  qut 
est  commuoicable. 

Cunaniiiuicable,  kom-miou'-ni"     ! 
ka-bl,  a.  —  ble.  ' 

Coinmûnicaut  ,  kora-miou'- 
ni-kannt,  s.    communiant. 

Comniûnicate,  kora-miou'-ni- 
kéte,  va.  communiquer,    [quer. 

—,  vn.  communier;  se  communi- 

Coninii>Eiicâtiou,kom.miou-nî- 
ké'-cheune,  s.  —  tion,  f,  entre- 
lien, m.    liaison,  compagnie,  f. 

Couiiiiùufcalïvc,kom-miou-Di^'i 
ka-tive,  a.  —  tif. 

ConimûiiicatÎTcuess  9  korn- 
miou'-ni-ka-ti\e-Dessei  s.  fran- 
chise, f. 

Commûiiiou,  kom-miouneMeu- 
ne,  s.  communion;  commu- 
nauté, la  sainte   Cène,/. 

—  (ubie,  s.  la  sainte  table. 

Commiiiiit)'  ,  kom-miou'-ni-ti, 
s.    communauté,  république,  f. 

Couiiutitability^  kom-miou-Ia- 
bil'-i-ti,s.  —  mulabililé,  f. 

Commùtable,  kom-miou''-ta-bl, 
a.   qui  peut  être  échange. 

Comiiititutiou  ,  kom-miou-lé'- 
cheune,  s.  —  lion,  f.  échange,, 

CommutâtlTe,  kom-miou-ta^-tl- 

Te,  a.  —  latif. 
Caniinûle,     kom-mioute',     va. 

commuer,  échanger,    racheter. 
Couiniûtiial,  kom-miou'-tcliiou- 

al,  a.  mutuel, 
Coinpâci.komm-pakte',  s.  pacte, 

contrat,  accord,  concordat,  m. 
— ,  II.    serré,    liiif  compacte,  pro 

pre,  poli. 
— ,  la.  assembler,  lier. 
C'onipâclljr,  tomm-pakte'-li,  ad. 

avec   précision,  d'une   maniera 

compacte. 
Coiiipacdicss,      —       tcfliiesB, 

komm-patte'-nesse,komm-pak''- 

ted-uesse,  s.  densité,  f. 
Coiiipaclure  ,     —    giiiaiioii  , 

kommpak'-lchioure,    s.    struc 

ture,  f.  tissu,  »». 
roiupâiiion.komm-pane'-leune, 

s.  compagnon ,    camarade  1  ih. 

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CnanpAnionnble,  lorcm-pane'- 

ïeun  -a-b!,  a.  sociable. 
Compûm'oiiably,    komm-pane'- 

!eune-a-bli.  ad.  en  bon  compa- 
gnon. 
Compânioiisbip,   komm-pane'- 

Jeune-cbipe,  s.  compagnie,  a?- 

socialion,  f, 
C<iui|iaiiy ,     keumm'-pa-ni,     s. 

compagnie  ,    f    équipage  ,    m. 

troupe,    bande,    f.    convoi,  îïj. 

kcep  ill  or  goutl — ,  IVëquen- 

ter    la  bonne   ou    la  mauvaise 

Compagnie. 
—  ,  va.  hanter,  Tréquenler. 
Cémparahle,     komm'-pa-ra-bl, 

a.  comparable. 
Côntpni'ably,    koram'-pa-ra-bii, 

ad.  par  comparaison. 
CoMipâratsTc  ,       komm-par^-a- 

tive,  a.  s.  —  tif. 

Couipâralivel^  ,  komm-par^-a- 
tive-li,  ad.  en  comparaison,  par 
rapport. 

Compare  ,  komm-pére' ,  va. 
comparer,  con'érer,  confronter. 

ComparisoiB,  komm-par^-i-jeu- 
ne,  5.  comparaison,  analogie, 
similitude,/. 

Compârt,  komm-parle',  va,  di- 
viser. 

Comparution,  komm-par-tiche'- 
eune,  s.  division  é^ale,  f. 

Comparlment,  —  liment, 
komm-part'-mennt,  komm-par'- 
ti-raennt,  s.  compartiment,  m. 
division,  f, 

Ctimpass,  keum'-peuss,  s.  en- 
ceinte, f.  circuit,  tour,  vt.  en- 
tours,  ni.  pi.  boussole,  /.  Am- 
plitude — ,  s.  compas  de  va- 
riation. DcTcctiTe  — ,  s.  bous- 
êole  aiïolée.  Keep  within  — , 
retenir.dans  le  devoir.  Apairdr 
—,  campasses,  keum'-peuss- 
ez,  s.  un  compas,  ))i,  Foot  of 
compassés,  branche  d'un  com- 
pas. 

—,j)(i.  environner, venirà  boutde, 
faire  le  tour  de,  tramer,  assiéger, 
ceindre,  obtenir,  atteindre. 

Compassion,    komm-pache'-eu- 

ae,  s.  compassion,  pitié,  f. 


rompas.<i6natc,  komm-pachs- 
eune'-éte,  va.  avoir  pitié. 

— ,  a.  compatissant. 

Compassiônately  ,  '  jmm-pa' 
che-eune'-éte-ii,  ad  avec  pillé. 
tendrement. 

Compnlériiitj',  iomm-pa-teur'' 
ni-li,  s.  compé.age,  m. 

Compatibility ,  —  bicness 
komm-pale'-i-bil-i-ti,  bl-nes-se, 
s.  compatibilité,  convenance,  f. 

Compatible, komm-pate'-i-bl,  a 
compatible. 

Compatible,  komm-pate'-i-bli, 
ad.  d'une  manière  compatible. 

Compûtriot.  komin-pé'-lri-eute, 
s,  compatriote,  m, 

Compccr.  komm-plre',  camara- 
de, compagnon,  »i. 

Compél,  komm-pel',  va.  con. 
traindre,  forcer,  oljliger.  —  a 
tbin*:,  enlever  de  force. 

Compéllablo,  komm-peK-la-bl, 
a.  contraignable. 

Compéllably,  komm-peK-la-bli, 
a.  par  force,  par  contrainte. 

Compellâtion ,  komro-pcl-lé'- 
cheune,  s,  titre,  nom,  m.  apos- 
trophe, m.  [qui   contraint, 

Compéllcr,    komm-pel'-leur,   s. 

CompcndiouB,  —  diarious, 
komm-penn'-dji-euce,  —  dji-a- 
ri-euce,  a.  succinct, 

Compéiidiousiv,  komm-penn'- 
dji-euce-li,  »d.  brièvement. 

Compéiidîoiisness,  —  diôsl* 
ty,  komm-penn'-dji-euce-ness9, 
—  dji-oss'-i-li,  j.  brièveté,  f. 

Compéndium,  komm-penn'-dji- 
eurne,  s.  abrégé,  m. 

Compënsable,  komm-penn''-sa- 
bl,  a.  qui  peut  être    compensé. 

Compéiisate  ,  Compcaiso  , 
komm-penn'-séte,  —  pennée, 
va.  compenser,  remplacer. 

Compensation,  komm-penn-sé' 
cheune,  s.  —  tion,  f. 

Compéusative,  komm-penn-'-sé- 
tive,  a.  équivalent,  égal. 

Couipénsatory  ,  komm-penn'- 
sa-leur-i,  a.  compensatoire. 

Compéte  ,  komm-pite^,  VU.  con- 
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rompéteucc,  —  cy,  komm-pi'- 
tennce,  —  tenn-ci,  s.  —  ce; 
suffi^auce,  /.   le  néce^^aire. 

Compétent^  konim-pi^-ttnnt,  a> 
—  tc-Dt,  suffisant,  convenable, 
propre. 

Coui|>(>toiiily ,  komm-pK-tennt- 
li,  <id.  «iilfifamment. 

Compélible,  komm-pite'-i-bl, 
a.  convenable. 

rompciition,  komm-pi-tiche'- 
eune,  s.  concurrence,  brigue,  f, 

roinpétîtor,  komin-pite'-i-leur, 
s.  comintiieur,  >n. 

Compilation,  kcmm-pi-lé'-cheu- 
ne,  s.  compilation, y.  recueil,  )«. 

Compile,  komm-païle',  «a. com- 
piler. 

Compiicment  ,  komm-palle'- 
mcnnt,  s.  amas, m. collection, ^ 

Couipilor,  komm-paï'-leur  ,  8. 
compilateur,  rédacteur,  m. 

Complacéiicy, — cei»ce,komra- 
plé'-cena-ci,  —  cennce,  s.  plai- 
sir, 7?!.  condescendance,  amé- 
nilé,  civilité,  f. 

Complâci-nt,  komm-pli'-cennt, 
a.  condescendant,  affable,  poli. 

Complâiu,  komm-pléne'',  vn.  se 
plaindre,  se  lamenter,  porter 
plainte. 

Complâiiianl.komm-plé'-nannt, 
s.  coraplaignant, demandeur,  m. 

Complaiiier,  komm-plé^-neur, 
s.   p  aii:nant. 

Complaiut  ,  komni-plênnt  ,  s. 
plainte,  maladie,  lamenialion, 
accusation,/',  griefs,  m,  ;j/.lcill 
of  — ,  s.  accusation  juridique. 

Complaisance,  Couiplaisâiii- 
noHse  ,  komm'-pli-2annce  , 
komra-pli-zannt'-nesse  ,  s.  — 
sance,  f. 

Complaisant,  komm-pli-zannl', 
a.  —  sani,  civil,  poli. 

Complaisântly  ,  komm-pli- 
2annt''-li,  ud.  poliment. 

Coiuplaiialo  ,  Complane  , 

komm-pli^-néte*  komm-pléne', 
vu.  aplanir. 

Complément,  komm'-pli-mennt, 
s.  curaplément,  accomplisse- 
ment,  comble'  comflet. 


Complète,  komm-plite',  o. com- 
plet, entier,  parfait. 

— ,  vn.  achever,  accomplir,  ren- 
dre parfait.  To—  my  miaery, 
pour  comble   de  malheur. 

Cu!-.>plétcly,  komm-plite'-!i,  ad. 
pariaitement. 

Complètement  ,  komm-pHte'- 
mcimt,  s.  perfection,  f. 

Compléteness ,  komm-plite'- 
nesse,  s.   perfection,  beauté,  f. 

Coniplélîoii,komm-pli'-cbeu-ne, 
s    accomplissement,  m.  Ën,^ 

Cômplex.  koram'-pleks,  a.  com- 
plexe, composé. 

—,  s. assemblage, m.  collection,/'. 

Coutplcxedness  ,  komm-piek''- 
sed-nesse ,  s.  complication  , 
jonction,  liaison,  f. 

Cumpléxiou,  komm-plek'-cheu- 
ne,  ,';.  tempérament,  teint,  m. 

Complf>xioiial ,  komin-plek'- 
cheune-al,  a.   corapiexionel. 

Compléxionally,  komm-plek'- 
cheune-al-li,  ad.  par  tempéra- 
ment. 

Compléxity ,  komm-pleks'-l-li , 
5.  état  complexe. 

Compléxly,  komm-pleks'-li,  ad. 
obscurément,  d'une  manière 
complexe. 

Compléxiiess,  —  xnrc,  komm- 
plelis'-nesse,  komm-plek'-chiou- 
re,  s.  difficulté, complication,/', 

Complianci-,komm-plai/-annce, 
s.  consentement,  soumission,/'. 

Compilant,  komm-plaï-anut',  a. 
facile, complaisant,  [compliqué. 

Cômpiic.tte,  komm'-pli-kéte,  a. 

— ,  va.  compliquer,  unir. 

Complication,      Côniplicate 
ni't.s,     komm'-pli-ké'-cheune , 
komm'-pli-kéte-nesse,  s.— tion, 
f.  tissu,  amas,  m. 

Complice,  komm''-plice,  S.  com- 
plice, m.  et  /. 

Compiler,     komm-plal'-eur, 
complaisant,  m. 

Cômi>liment,komm'-pIl-rr,eniit 
s.  compliments,  m.  pi  cérémo- 
nies, /.  pt. 

— ,  va.  complimenter. 

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Inry  ,  ^  komm  -  pli-menn'-lal , 
!tomni-pli-menn/-la-ri,  a,  res- 
jioclKOux,  honnête. 

C'umpiiiuéiitnlly,  liomm-j  li- 
nienn'-tal-li,  ad,  par  politesse. 

('ampli méiilui'y  ,  komm-pli- 
menii'-lari,  a.  compliraenleur, 
flaiteur. 

f'nnipliiueiiter ,  komm'-pli- 

menn-teur,  s.  —  leur. 

C6mpliiie,  komm'-pline, s.  corn- 
plies,  f.  pi,  [lamenter. 

Couiplôre,  komm'-plôrc,  vn.  se 

Complot,  komm'-plote,  va.  com- 
ploter, tramer. 

— )  s.  complot,  m. 

Complôttcr,  komm-plot'-teur, 
s.  conspirateur,  complice,  m. 

Comply',  komm-plaï',  vn.  ac- 
quiescer, condescendre,  se  sou- 
mettre, se  coolormor,  s'accorder. 

Compôiicut,  komm-pô'-nenul, 
a.  qui  constitue. 

Compôri,  komm-pôrte/,  vn.  se 
conduire,  contenir. 

— ,  va,  souiTrir. 

— 5  s.  con^luile,  f.    [a,  conforme. 

Compùrtalile  ,  komm-pôi'-ta-W, 

Compôrtaiico,  —  ment.komm- 
p3r'-tannce,  pôrle'-mennt,  s. 
ton,  air,  vi.  manière  d'agir,  f. 

Compose,  kom-pôze',  va,  com- 
poser, régler,  se  composer,  se 
disposer,  adoucir,  apaiser,  — 
eue^»  uffuirs,  mettre  ses  af- 
faires en  ordre. 

Compéscd,  komm-p6zd'',a.  tran- 
quille, apaisé. 

Compéscilly,  komm-py-zed-li, 
ad.  tranquillement. 

Compôseditoss,  komm-pft^-zcd- 
ness,  s.  sang-froid,   calme,  m. 

Composer,  korampô^-zeur,  s. 
écrivain,  auteur,  compositeur, 
m. 

Compâsing-stick  ,  komm-p6'- 
zinngne-stik,  s.  composteur,  m. 

CouipôsUe,  komm-poz^-ite,  a. 
composite,  composé. 

Composition,  komm-pô-ziche^- 
eune,  s,  — •  lion,  f. 

Compôsitive,  komm-poï'-i  tive, 
u.  composa. 


Compôsitor,  komm-poi'-i-teur, 
s.  compositeur,  m. 

Compost,    komm'-posie,   s.    en- 

— .  l'a.  fumer,   [fiais,  fumier,»!. 

Coinpôssire,  komm-pô^-jioure, 
s.  composition,  tranquillité,  f. 
mélange,  ouvrage  d'esprit,  m. 

Compotâtioii  ,  koram-pô-lé^- 
ctieune,s.  festin,  m.  libation,/', 

Compôiind  ,  komm-paounnd' , 
va.  composer,  convenir. 

—5  0)1.  s'tccomiLocler. 

— ,  s.    composé,  m. 

Compôtiudable.komm-paounn'. 
da-bl,  n,  qu'on  peut   composer. 

Coiupounder,  Komm-paounn^- 
deur,  s.  compositeur, arbitre, ??i. 

Comprehéiid,komm-pri-hennd', 
va,  comprendre,  concevoir,  con- 
tenir,       [lienn'-si-bl,n.  —  ble. 

Corapreliéusilile,      komm-pri- 

Comprehéusiou ,  komm-pri- 
lienn'-clieune,  s.  intelligence, 
conception,  imagination,/'. abré- 
gé, m, 

Compi-i^héusive,  koirm-pri- 
lienn'-cive,  a.  concis,  signilica- 
tif,  énergique. 

ComprchéusiToly,  komm-pri- 
lienn'-cive-li,  «(/.  d'une  maniè- 
re compréhensible,  avec  conci- 
sion. 

Comprchéiisivcness ,  komm- 
pri-henn'-cive-nesse  ,  «.  préci- 
sion, ^,  [resserrer,  comprimer, 

Compress,    komm^-presse,    va, 

—,  s.  compresse,  /. 

Compressibility,  —  bicncss, 
komm-press-i-biK-i-ti,  bl-nesse, 
s.  compresslbililé,  f. 

Compressible,  komm-pre^îs'-i- 
bl,  a.  compressible. 

Compression,  komm-prèche'' 
eune,  s.  compression,  f. 

Compréssure,  komm-prôche'- 
ioure,  s.  force  comprimante,^. 

Comprînt,  komm-pnunl',  va. 
contrefaire  un  livre,  [contenir. 

Comprise,    komm-praïze',     vn. 

Comprobâtioii.  kimin-prô-bé'- 
cheune,  s.  apiirobaiion,  épreu-- 
ve,  /.     [ze,  s.  ccapromis,  m 

Compromise,    komm^-prô-mal- 


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C'émproiulge,    l'a.    passer   un 

compromis. 

fouiproinissâi-ial,  komm-prô- 
mis-?ô'-ri-al,  a.  qui  se  rappor- 
leàun  compromis,  [ronlroll, 

roi:i|itr<ill,     konn-trôll',     voy. 

romptrôller,  liODD-lrô'-leur,  s. 
contrôleur,  inspecteur,  7n. 

—  sliip,  s.  surintendance. 

roui|itilsa(ivcl)',  1  omm-peul'- 
sa-live-li,  ad.  par  conlrainte. 

ronipiilsatory,  Couipûlsor;, 
komm-peul'-sa-teur-i,  komm- 
peuf-seur  i,  a.  qui  a  le  pouvoir 
de  contraindre. 

rouipûlsioii,  komm-peuK-cheu- 
ne,  s.  contrainte,  f, 

rompiilsive,  komm-peul'-cive, 
a.  compulsoire. 

roiiipûlsifcly.  komm-peul'-ci- 
■ve-ïi,  ad.    de  force. 

CotaipûIsîvcuesB.  komm-peuK- 
cive-nesse,  s.  contrainte,  vio- 
lence, f.    [ri-li,  ad.  par  force. 

roiiipiilsoi'ily,  komm-peul'-fô- 

Conipiinctiou,  komm-peun^k'- 
clieuue,  s.  componction,  dou- 
leur, f.  remords    lo. 

Compiiiiciioii8,liomm-peungk'- 
clieuce,  a.  repentant, 

roinpûiicliTe,  komra-peungk'- 
livi-,  ((.  cuisant,  causant  des 
remords. 

Cuiii['iii'K&t*on  ,  komm-peur- 
gué'-cheune,  s. justification  par 
le  témoignage  d'un  autre. 

Coiupurgntor,  komm-peur-gué''- 
teu'-,s.  témoin  qui  prouve  l'inno- 
cence d'un  autre,  [a.  calculable. 

rouipiiluble,  komni-piou'-ta-bl, 

Compiitâtiou,  komm-piou-té'- 
clieune,  "WS.  supputation,  f. 
compte,  calcul,  ))i.  [te,  m. 

roiiipii«e,komm-plouto',s.corap- 

—,  va.  calculer,  supputer,  es- 
timer, [calculateur,  m. 

Coiupùtcr,  konim-piou-'teur,  ». 

Côinrade,  keumm'-réde,  s.  ca- 
m.nrade,  compagnon,  m. 

Cou,  konn,  jM'cp.  contre.  Pro 
aiid — ,  pour  et  contre. 

— 9  va.  savoir,  étudier,  apprendre 
par  cœur. 


C'ouc&iiiera<e,konn-kame'-l-réte, 
vn.  voûter.  [va.  enchaîner. 

roncâteiiiile,  konn-kate'-i-néle, 

C'oiicateu&tioii  ,  konn-kale-i- 
oé'-cbeune,  s.  suite,  enchaîne- 
ment, tissu,  m. 

f'oiicnv&tioii  ,  konng- lia-'vé'- 
cheuuo,i'.  action  de  rendre  con- 
cave. 

C'oncâvo,  —  vous,  konng^-kévei 
konn-ké'-veuco,  'f.  concave. 

roiiCHvily  ,  réiicavoueaa  , 
kon  n-kav'-i-ti,  kong'-kéve-nesse, 
s   concavité. 

Coticavoiiflly,  konn-ké'-veuce- 
li.aii.  d'une  manière  concave. 

Coucéal  ,  konn-cile',  va.  celer, 
cacher 

Coiicéaiable,  konn-ci'-la-bl,  a. 
qui  peut  être  caché. 

CouGcaleduess,  s.  konn-ci''-led- 
nesse,  \,  secret,  >  '.  obscurité,  f. 

Coiiccaler,  konn-ci'-leur,  > 
receleur. 

Coiicéaluient,konn-cile'-mennt, 
s.   réticence,  retraite,  f. 

roiicéde,  konn-cide',  l'a.  ac- 
corder, céder, 

Coacéil,  konn-cite',  pensée, opi- 
nion, f.  Ont  o(  —  iwitli  auy 
thiiig,  dégoûté  d'une  chose. 

— ,va.  imagine]-,  s'imaginer. 

Coiicciied,  konn-ci''-ted,  a.  re- 
cherché, suffisant,  entêté,  af- 
fecté, [fantasquement. 

roiicéitcdlj,  lionn-ci'-ted-li,ad, 

Coiiccitedues*,  konn-ci'-ted- 
nesse,  s,  entêtement,  m.  va- 
nité, f 

f'oueéillesB,konn-cile'-lesse,  a. 
pesant,  stupide.       [concevable. 

Coiicéiiablc,  konn-ct'-ve-bl,  a. 

roiieëivableuefts,  konu-ci^-va- 
bl-nesse,  s.  possibilité  d'être 
connu.      [ad.  intelligiblement. 

roucéivably,     konn-d'-va-bli  , 

Coiicéive,  konn-cive^,  va.  con- 
cevoir, imaginer,  croire. 

Coiicéiter,  konu-ci''-Teur,  ».  ce- 
lui qui  conçoit. 

Cuiicéut,  konn-cennl',  ».  ac- 
cord, m.  harmonie,  consoD- 
nauce,  f. 


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Conréiitrate,  koan-cenn'-tréte, 
va.  concentrer,  renfermer. 

Concei>li'à(ion,konD-cenn'(ré'- 
clieune,  s.  —  tion,  /. 

Coucénti-e  ,     konn-cenn'-teur  , 

vn.  se  concentrer. 
—,  va,  concentrer, 

Co.iicéiiCi-îc,  —  cal,  konn- 
cenn'-trik,  trl-kal,  a.  concen- 
trique [s.  réceptacle,  m. 

Coiicépiacle,     konn-cep'-la-kl, 

Coiicéptible,  konn'Cep'-ti-b! ,  a. 
intelligible. 

Concépiiou,  konn-cep'-cheune, 
s.  conception,  Idée,  f. 

Coucéptious,  —  tive,  koDn- 
cep'-cheuce ,  tive,  a.  fécond, 
Intelli°:enl. 

Coucérii,  konn-ceurn',  va,  tou- 
cher, concerner,  intéresser. 

—  ,s.  affaire,  peine,  ^.  intérêt,  m. 

Coiicériiiiig,  konn-ceur''-nînn- 
gne, pi:  touchant. 

Coiicvriiment  ,  konn-ceurn'- 
mennt,  ».  intérêt,  trouble,  m. 
inquiétude,  f. 

Coucért,  konn-ceurt',  va.  con- 
certer, délibérer. 

— ,  s.  concert,  accord,  m.  sympho- 
nie, f.  In  — ,  de  concert,  d'ac- 
cord. 

Coiicert&tiou  ,  konn-ceur-té'- 
cheune,  s.  démêlé,  f.  dUfé- 
rend,  m.      [ve,  a.  contentieux. 

Concertât ive,  konn-ceur-'-ta-tl- 

Concéfto,  konn-ceur/-tô,s.  con- 
certo, m. 

CoHcéssioii ,  konn-cess^-cheune, 
s.  concession,  /.  piivilé^^e,  m. 

Coiicéflsioiiary  ,  konn*cess^- 
cheune-ar-i,a.  concessionnaire. 

Concessive,  konn-ces£/-cive,  «, 
cédé  par  concession. 

Couccssivcly,  konn-cess'-cive- 
li,  ad.  par  voie  de  concession. 

Couch,  konngk,  s.  couque,/'. 

Côiiclioid ,  kondg'-koïde  ,  a. 
conchoïde       [concilier,  attirer, 

Coiiriliate,    konn-ciJ'-ïéte,    va. 

Conciliation,  konn-cil-ï-ê'-cheu- 
ne,  s.  —   tion,  f.     [s.  —  teur. 

Conciiiâtor,     konn-cil-i-é'-teur, 

Couciliatorjr,  kODn-ciK-i-é-teur- 


i,  a.  conciliatoire,  paciBque. 

Concînnity.  konn-cin'-ni-ti,  t> 
décence,  beauté,  f. 

Concinnous  ,  konn-cin''-neuC6| 
a.  décent,  agréable.       [abrégé. 

Concise,  konn-saïze^,  a.  concis, 

Concfsely,  koDii-saIze'-li,  ad. 
succinctement,     [s.  brièveté,  f. 

Concfseness,  konn-saIze'-ness8| 

Concision,  konn-sal^-jeune,  3. 
brièveté,  coupure,/. 

Concitâtlou,konn-ci-t&'-cbeune, 
3.  remuement,  m. 

Conclamition,  koQng-kla-mé'- 
cheune,  ».  cri,  m. 

Conclave,  konng'-kléve,  ».  con- 
clave, concile,  m. 

Conclûde,  konn-klioude'.t.'n.con- 
clure,  inférer,  fixer, dcterœinerc 

— ,  vn.  se  résoudre. 

Conclûdeuc}',  konn-kliou''-denn- 
ci,  s.  conséquence. 

Conclûdent  ,  Couclûsive , 
konn-kliou'-dennt,  cive,  a.  dé- 
cisif, concluant. 

Conclusion,  konn-kliou''-jeune, 
S-  conclusion,  fin,  f. 

Coiiclûsively,  kon-kliou''-cive-H, 
ad.  d'une  manière  décisive, con- 
cluante. 

Coiiclûaiveness,  konn-kliou/* 
cive-nesse,  ».  caractère  décisif) 
concluant. 

Coucoâgulate ,  konng-kô-ag'- 
iou-léle,  va.  coaguler  plusieur» 
choses  en.?emble.  [gérer,  cuirei 

Cuncéct,    konng-kokte',  un.  dl« 

Concôction,  koun-kok'-cbeunei 
s.  —  tion,  digestion,  f. 

Concomitance,  —  cy,  konn- 
kome'-i-tannce,  ci,  3. —  tance,/', 

Coucémilaut  ,  konn-komeM« 
tannt,  a.  coccomitant,  qui  ac- 
compagne. 

Coucâmitantly,  konn-kome^-i> 
tanal-li,  ad.  en  compagnie. 

Conc6uiî«ate,konn-kome/-i-téte, 
va.  accompagner. 

C<incord,  lionug'-korde,  ».  ac- 
cord, m.  concorde,  union,  har- 

— ,  tin.  s'accorder.  [luonie,  f. 

Concôidauci ,  l;onn-kor'-danB> 
c4,  ».  concordance,  /• 


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^oncorclaiil,  kom:-kor^-daliDt, 
a.  à  ]'ljm--vod,  conforme. 

Coucôi'date,  konD-kor''-déte,  s. 
concordat,  accord,  ))). 

Coucûi'poral.  konn-kor'-(iô-ral, 
a.  coDCorporel. 

Coucôi'purato  ,  tonn-kor'-pô- 
réte,  va,  unir  en  un  seul  corps. 

Coucouree,  konog-'-kôrce  ^  s. 
concours,  jn    afûuence. 

Coucreaieiit.  konng-'-kri-mennt, 
S.  concrétion,  f,  [crel. 

Concrète,   konn-krite^,   a.   con- 

—95.  coDCîélion,  'm.         [niasse. 

— î  un.  se  solidifier  en  une  seule 

^,  va.  rendre  concret,  solidiiier. 

Coucrétc-iiesu.konn-krite^-nesse, 
s.  coagulation,  f, 

Coiicrëliuii,  konn-lri'-çlieune, 
«.  —  tien,  compusition,  f.  mé- 
lange, m.  [qui  coagule. 

Coiicrétive,     konn-kri'-li've,   a. 

Coiicûbiiiage,  konn-kiou^-bi- 
nédje,  s   concuLinage,  nu 

Céiiriibiiie,  konng'-kiou-baîne, 
s.  concubine,  f. 

Côiicùlcaie  ,  kona-keul^-kéle, 
V(i.  fouler  aux  pieds. 

Coiiculcàtion,  konn-keul-ké'- 
clieune,  s.  l'action  de  Touler  aux 
pieds. 

Coiii-ûpiscence,  konn-kiou''-pi- 
ccnncc,  s.  —  cence, convoitise,/'. 

CoucûpiHCCut  9  konn-kiou^-pi- 
cenni,  n.  sensuel. 

f'oiicù|''8i'il)lf,  konn-kiou'-pi- 
ci-bl,  a.  qui  inspire  la  concu- 
piscence, [rir,  convenir. 

Coucûi,  konn-keur',  lîrt.  concou- 

Coucût-k'euce,  —  cy ,  konn- 
keur'-rennce,  enn-ci,  s.  —  ce, 
f.  concours,  consentement,  m. 

Coucûrreut,  konn-keur^-rennl, 
s,  —  reut,  compétiteur,  m, 

— 9  a.  concurrent. 

Coiicûi'reully  ,  konn-kour/  - 
rennl-li,  ad.  concurremment. 

Coucûssiou,  konn-keucbe'-eune, 
s.  secousse,  trcrablemenl,  m. 

Coucûssivc,  konn-keus'-sive,  a, 
agilant. 

Fondcnin,  Ronn-dèm/,  va.  con- 
damner, blâmer,  ref  rendre. 


Coiidcniiinble,    honn-dim'-nt 

bl,  (i.  condamnable. 

Coiidoiuiiàtioii,  konn-dem-né''- 
thrune,  s.  condamnation,  f. 

Coiidémnatory,  konn-dèm'-na- 
teur-i,  a.  qui  implique  condam- 
nation.  [censure,  f, 

roiidémucr,  konn-dem^-neur,  s. 

Coiidciisable.konn-denii'-sa-bl, 
(ï.  cnndeusable. 

Condense,  —  sate,  konn-denn- 
ce',  denn'-céte,  va.  condenser, 

—,  fi.  dense.  [épaissir. 

Coiidciisâtiou ,  konn-denn-cé''- 
cheune,  s.    —  sation,  f. 

Coiidéiiscr,  konn-denn''-ceur,  s. 
condenseur,  m.  [s.  —  sation, ^ 

roudéiikity,     konn-denn'-ci-li, 

C'oudosccud  9  konn-di-cennd', 
va.  condescendre,  daigner. 

CoudeBcéudeiice,  —  dcsccii- 
siou  ,  konn-di-cenn^-dennce , 
cheune,  5.  —  dance,  f. 

C'oiidc'scviidiiigly  ,  konn-di* 
cennd'-inngne-li,a(i.  obligeam- 
ment, /. 

roudescéiisiTo,  konn-di-cenn'- 
cive,  a.  condtscendanl. 

''■oiidîgii,  konn-daiine^,  a.  pro- 
portionné, mérité. 

Coudiguiiess,  konn-daïne'-nes- 
se, s.  proportion,  convenance, ^ 

Condiguly,  konn-daïne'-li,  ad. 
selon  le  mérite. 

Côiidinieul,  konn'-di-mennt,  s. 
condiment,  assaisonnement,»!. 

Condisciple  ,  konn-dis-saï'-pl , 
.^.  condisciple,  m.  [ner. 

Coiidite,    konn-daïte'',  va.   rnari- 

Coudi'iion,  konu-diche'-eune,  s. 
—  tion,^  état,  rang,  tempéra- 
ment, m.  clause,  /, 

— ,  va.  faire  un  accord,  stipuler. 

Coiidilioual,  konn-dicbe^-eu- 
ne-al,.  a,  conditionnel,  hypo- 
thétique. 

Cuudiliuuallj',  konn-dlche'-eu- 
ne-al-li,a(i.  conditionnel lement> 

Coiiditiouary ,  konn-dicbe^-ett* 
nc-a-ri,  a.  stipulé.  ^, 

Couditionale ,  konn-dichè'-eii- 
ne-éie,  a.  réglé  [ar  conditions. 

Coudôlc)  kbou-dôle',  V.  condoui 


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loir,  faire  des  compliments  de 
condoléance. 

Coiidoleinciit  ,  l{onn-dôle'- 
mennl,  s.  afiliclion,  condoléan- 
ee,  f. 

Cautlôlence  ,  lionn-dô'-Iennce, 
s.  condoléance,  f. 

Côudoler,  konn'-dÔ-Ieur,  s.  ce- 
lui qui  fait  des  compliments  de 
condoléance. 

Coiidou&4iou  ,  konn-dô-né'- 
cheune,  s.  pardon,  m. 

CoudûcC)  Uonn-diouce^,  vn.  con- 
tribuer, servir,  accompagner. 

Condûoible,  --  dûcive,  konn- 
diQu'-ctbl,  ci- ve,  a.  qui  sert  à, 
ulile,  propre 

Coiidûcivcubss,  —  bleuess, 
konn-diou''-ci've-nesse,ci-bl-nes- 
se,  s.  ulililé,/'. 

C6uAuct,  konn'-deukt,  s.  con- 
duite, /■  procédé,  dessin,  m. 
escorte,  f.  [accompagner.. 

— ,  u«.  conduire,  mener,  dirijer, 

Conducticîous,  konn-deuk-ti- 
che'-euce,  a.  à  gages,  loué. 

Coudûclor,  konn-deuk'-teur,  s. 
conducteur,  m. 

Coiidûctrc88,  konn-deuk''-tres- 
se,  ».  conductrice,  /. 

r<Siidui<,  keunn'-dile,  i.  con- 
duit, canal,  m, 

C'oiie,  kône,  s.  cône,  )>!. 

f'oiirâbiilate,  konn-ral/iou-léte, 
vn.  s'entrdenir, 

Coiifaitiilm.».  konn-fab-iou- 
lé'-clieune,  s.  entretien,  m. 

Canfabùlatui-y,  konn-fali-iou''- 
lé-leur-i,  a.  de  con-versation. 

Couféct,  konn-fekl',  ro.  confire. 

Coiiféclioii ,  konn-fek''-cbeune , 
s.  composition, confection,  four- 
niture, conliture,  f, 

Coufectioiiai-y,  konn-rek'-clieu- 
ne-a-ri,  s.  laboratoire,  boutique 
de  confiseur. 

Ceuféctioucr ,  konn-fek'-cheu- 
ne-eur,  s.  confiseur,  m. 

Coiiréderacy,  konn-fed'-er-a-ci, 
s.  confédéraliorij  ligue,  cabale, 
alliance,  f. 

Confédérale ,  konn-fed^-er-éte, 
va.  se  liguer,  conspirer. 


Couréderate,  a.  confédéré,  com- 
plice. 

C'uiifederâtioii,  konn-fed-or-é'" 
cbeune,  s.  alliance,  ligue,  f. 

Coiifér.konn-feur^,  va.  conférer, 

— ,  vn.  s'abouclier.  [revêtir. 

Coul'éi'vnce,  konn-feur'-eouce, 
s.  cojiierence,  comparaison,  /. 
puuipafler,  1)1. 

Coiifcrrcp,  konn-feur'-eur  ,  s. 
celui  qui  converse,  qui  confère 

roiiféss,  konn'-fesbe,  va.  con- 
fesser, avouer. 

— ,  un.  se  confesser 

ConrésBedly ,  konn'-fes'-sed-li 
ad.  ouvertement 

Cuiiféssioii ,  konn-fèche'-eune  j, 
«.  confession,  f.  To  go  «o  — , 
aller  à  confesse.  —  chaîr, 
Coiifessioual ,  s.  confossio- 
nal,  m.  [fesseur,  m. 

rdiifos«or,  konn'-res-seur,s.  con- 

t'onfpsi,  koun-fest',  a.  évident, 
reconnu.  [confident. 

Cotifidâiit,   konn-fi-dannf,     s. 

roufi''de,  konn-faîde,  vn.  se  fier 
à,  se  reposer  sur,  faire  fond. 

Coufideuce,  konn'-fi-dennce,  «. 
confiance,  hardiesse,  f. 

Confident  ,  konn'-fi-dennt,  * 
conlident. 

— ,  a.  hardi,  certain,  assuré. 

C'oiifidciiliiil  ,  konn-fi'denn'- 
clial,  a.  6Ù1 ,  fidèle. 

Coiifidéutially ,  konn-fi-dena/- 
clial-li,  ud.  —  tiellement. 

Cànfidcntly,  konn/-fi-dennt-li, 
ad.  hardijnent,  pour    certain. 

réiiGdcutness,  konn^-fi-denut- 
nesse,  s.  confiance  en  soi,  f. 

Configiirâliou  ,  konn-fig-iou- 
ré'-cbeune,  s,  — ■  lion,  f.  as- 
pect, m,  [configurer. 

f'oiirfgiire,  konn-fig'-ioure,    va. 

Confine,  konn'-faîne,  s.  confins, 
m.  pi.  bornes,  f.  jil. 

— ,  va.  confiner,  modérer,  rete- 
nir, emprisonner,     [a.  illimité. 

ConTi/neleBs,  konn-faïne'-'esse, 

Confi/ncmcut ,  konn-faïne'- 
mennt,  s.  emprisonnement, exil| 
m.  contrainte,  f.  To  beur  — » 
ttre  casanier. 


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Confl'Mev,  konn-faî'-neur,  s.  qui 
habite  les  frontières,  m. 

Coufi'iiity ,  koun-fine'-i-tl  ,  s. 
proxiniilé.  f. 

C»»if['riii,  konn-reurm',  va.  eon- 
fiiftier,  assurer,  ratifier,  valider. 

Coulî^ruiable  ,  konD'feur^'nna- 
bl    a.  qui  peut  se   prouver. 

CoiiGrui&tiou  ,  konn-feur-mé^- 
cbcune,  s.  —  tion,  f. 

CouG  Viiiatory ,  konn-feurm'-a- 
teur-i,  a,  confiritiatif. 

Coufi/riner ,  konu-feurm'-eur, 
S.  qui  confirme.      [confiscable. 

Conn^scablc,  konr.-Bs'-ka-bl,  a. 

ConG'scate,  konB  lis' kl':,  va. 
coufi^quer.  [ne,  —  lion,  ^ 

ConCscâlion,  konn-fis-ké'-cheu- 

CôiiGdii'e,  konn'-fi-tchioure,  s. 
coufiture,  f. 

CoxC^x,  lionn-fiks'',  va,  attaclier. 

CouUâgraut,  konn-Oa'-grannI, 
a.  embrasé. 

CoiiOagrâtion ,  kono-fla-gré'- 
cheune,  s.  embrasement,  incen- 
die, m. 

Conflàtion,  konn-fléZ-cheuno , 
action  de  jouer  k  la  Tois  de  plu- 
sieurs instruments  à  vent  ;  cou- 
lage de  métaux. 

CoiiDéxiire,  konn-Oek'-tcbioure, 
s.  flexion,  f.  pli,  m. 

foiiflict,  konn-Uikt/,  vn.  com- 
battre,  lutter. 

— ,  s.  conflit,  combat,  m. 

r<iuaticiicc,  rônaux,  konn'- 
fliou-pnnce,konn'-fleuks, s  con- 
fluent, m.  affluence,  /.  con- 
cours, m,  [confluent, 

Côiiauciii,   konn'-fliou-ïnnt,   a. 

Coiifûi'iu,    konn-form',  «.     con- 

—,  VI.  conformer.  [forme. 

— ,v>i.  se  conformer. 

Coufûriualile,  konn-for'-ma-bl, 
a.  conforme. 

Coufôi'iuably  ,  konn  -  for'-ma- 
bli,  ad.  conformément. 

Couforiuàliou  ,  kouD-for  mé'- 
cbeune,  s.  —  tion,   figure,  f. 

Courôriuisi,  konn-for'-miste,  s. 
conformiste,  m. 

Coifôrmitjr,  konn-for'-mi-tl,  s. 
égalité,  conformiié,  f. 


Coiifort&tion  ,        konn-for-ty 

cbcune,  s.  corroboration,  f, 
Coiirôund,   konn-faounnd',  ufli 

confondre,    renverser,    embar> 

rasser,  rendre  confus,  désoler, 

troubler 
C'anrdunded,konn-raounn'-ded, 

a.    confondu,  détestable,  mau- 
dit. 
Conféuudedly  ,   konn-faouDQ^- 

ded-li  ,    ad.    détestablement. 
C'oiirôiiiidvrtkonn-faouDn'-deiir, 

s.  destructeur,))!. 
Coufratéruity,   konn-fra-tsar'* 

ni-li,  s.  confrérie,  y. 
Coiii  aic&iiou,  konn-fri-ké'-cbea- 

ne,  s   friction,  f. 
C'onri'ùul  ,      kODD-fronnt',   M. 

confronter,  aiuqner,  conféreft 

comparer,  affronter. 
ronfroutétiou,  konn-fronn-té'- 

cbeune,s.  confrontation,/',  exa- 
men I  m.        [cer'er,  brouiller. 
roufûse,  konn-fiouze',ua.  décon- 
roiirûsedljr,    konn -fiou'-zed-U  , 

ad.  confusément,  péle-mSIe. 
CoQirûsedueBB,   konn-fiou'-zed- 

ne-se,  s.  désordre,  m. 
roKifùsiou  ,     konn-fîou'-jeuno, 

5.  contusion,  ruine,  boQte,  d6* 

route,  f.  embarras,  m. 
Toufiitable ,      konn-fioa'-U-bl, 

a.  qui  se  peut  réfuter, 
<'oiiri.tâiiou,konn-fiûu-té'-ch»n- 

ne,  s.  réfutation,  f.  [ter. 

ronfùte,  konn-fioute',  va.  réfu- 
f'oiigê,    Congée,    kénn-djl',  I. 

congé,  permission,  f.  salut,  m. 
~,  vn.  saluer,  prendre  congé. 
Congéable,  kônn-djl'-bl,  a.con- 

géable.  [1er,   se  prendre. 

f'oiigéiil,  konn-djîie',  v.  conge- 
Coiigéitlable,     koim-djll'-a-bl, 

a.  congelable,  gluant. 
roiig>-lAlion,    roiigcalmenl, 

konn-djl-lé'-cbeune,  konn-djll'- 

niennt,  s.  congélation,  f. 
Coiigêiier  ,       CoiigéiierouB  ^ 

konn-dji''-neur,    neur-euce,   O 

conj:énère. 
C'uugruerousuesBjkoDn-djine' 

eur-euce-nesse,    s.   de    mSme 

origine. 


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Cougénial,   konn-dji'-nl-al,   » 

semblable. 
Congeniàlîtjr,     -  ne*s,  Vonn 

dji-Di-al'-i-ti,  al-nesse,  s,  simi 

litude,  [né  en  même  temps, 
roiigôiiîta.,  koDD-djè[ie''-ile,  o^ 
Côugcr,  koDDg'-geur,    s.    eon- 

gre,  m.  [amasser, 

Coiigcst,      lonn-djeste',       va 
Cttngcatible,      konn-djesK-i-bl, 

a.  qui  peut  être  amassé. 
Congestion,   konn-djest'-îeune, 

s.  congestion,  f.  amas,  assem- 
blage, m.        [vn.  se  coneeler. 
ronglàcînle,   konn-gié'-chi-éle, 
Coiiglôbate,  Coiiglobe,  konn- 

glô'-béte,  globe',  a,  conglobé. 
—  ,  va.  agglomérer  en   une  mas- 
se ronde. 
Conglobâtion,       konngift-bé''- 

cheune,  s.  —  bation,  f. 
Couglémerate ,      konn-glome'- 

eur-éte,  a.  congloméré. 
— ,  va.  conglomérer. 
Canglomcidliou,  konn-glome- 

eur-é'-cheune, —  lion,  f. 
Coiiglûtinate,     konn-glioa^-H- 

néte,  va.  conglutiner. 
— ,  vn.  se  coller,  rejoindre. 
Couglutinâtion,  konn-gliou-ti- 

né'-cbeune,  s.  —  lion,/'. 
ConglûtiiRative,     konn-gliou^- 

ti-na-tive,  a.  conglutinalir,  m. 
Coiiglûlîuator,  konn-gliou'-ti- 

né-teur,  s.  qui  a  la  propriété  de 

réunir  ensemble. 
Tvngi'atulaut,     konn-gratche'- 

iou-lannt,  a.  qui  félicite. 
rongrâtiilate,     konn-gratche'- 

iou-léte,  va.  féliciter. 
—,  vil   se  réjouir. 
Cougrattil&iion,  konn-gratcbe- 

iou-lé'-cheune,    s.  —  tulation, 

félicilation,  f. 
Congrâtulatory,konn-gratche''- 

iou-lé-teur-i,  a.—  luialoire. 
Congréet,     koon-gilte^j  vn,    so 

saluer  mutuellement. 
Céngregatc-,    konng'-gri-guéte, 

va.  assembler,  convoquer,  a- 
— )  vn.  s'assembler.  [masser. 

— ,  a.  assemblé. 
Conf^regàtion ,  konnâ:-erî.£ué^- 


cbeune, s,  — lion,  assemblée,  f. 

CongregÂtioual  ,  konng-gri- 
gué'-cheune-eul,  a.  qui  appar- 
tient à  une  congrégation. 

Coiigresa,  konng^-gress,  s.  con- 
grès, ï?î.  conlérsisse,  rencon- 
tre, f.  choc,  m. 

CongréssïTe,  konng-gres'-sive, 
a.  qui  se  rencontre, s  assemble. 

Côugruence,  konng'-griou-enn- 
ce,  s.  congruité,  /. 

Céngruent,  Câugriioiis , 

konng'-griou-ennt,  euce,  a> 
congru,  conforme. 

Coiigrûitj',  konng-griou'-i-U, 
s.  congruité,  f. 

Côngriiously,  konng'-griou- 
euce-li,  ad.  convenablement. 

Côuic,  —  cal,  kone'-ikj  i-kal, 
a.  conique.  [coniquement. 

rôiiically,     kone'-i-kal-li,    ad. 

Côuicaluess,  kone'-i-kal-nesse, 
s.  élat  de  ce  qui  est  conique. 

Cônics,  kone^ks^  s,  les  sections 
coniques, 

Coiijccior,  konn-djekMeur,  t> 
celui  qui  conjecture. 

Coiijécturable,  konn-djek'- 
tchiou-ra-bl,  a.  qui  peut  ître 
conjecturé. 

Coiijéciural  ,  konn-^jek'- 

tchiou-ral,  a.  conjectural. 

ronjécluralljr  ,  konn-djek'- 
tcliiou-ral-li,  nd.parconjecture 

Conjecture,  konn-djek'-tcbiou- 
re,  va.    conjecturer,   augurer, 

— ,  s,  conjecture,  f.        [deviner. 

Conjecturer,  konn-djek'-tchiou- 
reur,  s.  devin,   devineresse. 

Coiijôiu,  konn-djoïne',  va-  con- 
joirdre,  lier,  joindre,  unir. 

— ,  vn.  se  joindre,  s'unir. 

Conjoint,  konn-djoînnt',  n.  con- 
joint, uni.  [ad.  conjointement. 

Conjôintly  ,       konn-djoïnnt'-ll. 

Conjugal,  konn'-djiou-galj  a. 
conjugal.         [ad.  —  gaiement. 

Cônjugally,    £onn'-djiou-gal-li, 

Cônjugate,  konn'-djiouguéte, 
va.  conjuguer. 

Conjugâtiou,  konn-djiou.gué'- 
cheune,  s.  conjugaison,  forme, 
union,  f. 


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Coujûnct,  kooD-djeunngkt''^  a. 

cou.ioint. 
Coiijuiictîon,    konn-djeunngk'- 

cheune,  s.  conjonction,  union, 

'.  accomplissement^  m. 
Coiijûni'livc,    konn-djeunngV- 

tive,  a.  conjonclif. 
Conjûiiclly,  —    livcly,    konn- 

djeimngkl'-li,  konn-djeunngk'- 

tive-li,  ad.  conjoinler.ient. 
Conjûiictiiro,  konn-djeunngk'- 

tchioure,  s.  conjonciure,  f. 
Conjuration,       konn-diiou-ré'- 

cheune,  s.  —  tlon,  f.  complot, 

encbantemenl,  m. 
Conjure,  konn-djioure',  fa.  con- 
jurer, comploter.  [mer. 
— ,keunn-djeur,i)(i. évoquer, char- 
Conjûrcuient,      konn-djioure'- 

meiint,  s.  injonction,  f. 
Conjurer,  k'-unn''-djeur-enr,  ». 

sorcier.  Bollle —,    s.    faiseur 

de  tours,  tn. 
r<injnring.keuan'-djeur-inngae, 

j.  euihuntement,  charme,  )n. 

—  book,  s.  grimoire,  m, 

—  iip,  s.  évocation,/'. 
CouuAsceiice,   konn-nas^-cenn- 

ce,    s.     naissance     commune, 

union,/'.  [même  temps. 

Conniite,    kon-néle',    ii.     né  en 
rounûtural.      kon-nalche'-iou- 

rai,  (/.  de  même  nature. 
C'oiiiiâ(iiralil)>  —  ttiraliiess, 

kon-natclie'-iou-ral-i-ti,    nesse, 

s.   pirlicipation  de    la    même 

nature. 
Counâtiirally,  kon-natcfae^-iou- 

ral-li,  a.  naturellement. 
Conncct,    Couiicx,    kon-nekt', 

neks',  va.  joindre,  lier,  unir. 
Connéctively,  kon-nek'-tive-li, 

ad.  en  connexion. 
Couuéxioii,      kon-nêIi'''Cbeunej 

s.  liaison,   connexion  /. 
Couniirauce,    knn-naï'-vannce, 

(.  connivence,  /.  [ver,  tolérer. 
CouuÎTC,  kon-naïve',  vn.  conni- 
Cônuotate,  Coun6t«,  kon'-nô- 
tt^te    noie,  i«.   renfermer,  con- 
tenir. 
CoiinuCi't'inn  ,    kon-nô-té'-clieu- 

ne,  s.  action  de  renfermer. 


Connûbinl,  kon-niou'-bi-al,  <t, 

conjugal. 
rônoill,  kô'-nrïde,  s.  conoïde,/'. 
Conoidical,    kô-noï'-di-kal,    a. 

cnno'idal.  [va.  ébranler. 

C'oiiiisaâttsate,  koun-kouas^-séle, 
Coiîq«i;t8sûtioii,       konn-kouas- 

sé'-cheune,s.  secousse,/',  ébrau' 

lemenl,  m. 
C<Sn(iucr,     konngk'-eur,      va. 

vaincre,  dompter,  conquérir. 
— ,    vn.    remporter    la   victoire^ 

vaincre.  [bl,  a.  domptable. 
rôuqiicrable,  konngk'-eur-a- 
Côuqiivriiig,     konngk'-eur-inn- 

gne,  a,  ■victorieux. 
—  ,  s.  conquête,  / 
Cdnqiieror,      lionngk'-eur-eur, 

s.  vainqueur,  conquérant,  m. 
Conqiiest,    konng^-koueste,    9. 

victoire,  conquête,  f. 
Cousunguinvous,     konn-sang- 

gouine'-i  euce,  a.  —  guin. 
Consiingiiiuily,        konn-sang- 

goninc'-i-M,  s.  —  nité,  f. 
Conscience,  konn'-cliennce,  j. 

conscience,    f,    In    —,    wpon 

my  — ,  (11/,  en  conscience. 
Cousciéntious,    konu-chi-enn'- 

cheuce,  a.  consciencieux,  équi- 
table. 
Cou^ciéutiously,        konn-chi- 

enn'-cheuce-li,  ad.    conscien- 
cieusement. 
Congriéuliousncss,    konn-chi- 

enn'-cbeuce-nesse,  s.  équité,  f. 
Cônsciouable,      konn'-cbeuue- 

a-bl,  a.  raisonnable,  juste. 
Côusrionableuess  ,         konn'- 

cheune-a-bl-upsse,  s.  justice,  f. 
Cônsciouably,  konn'-cbeune-a- 

bli,  ad.  équitablement. 
r<iu8cioiis,  konn^-clieucc,n:.  qui 

sait,  qui  connaît,   qui  a  la  con- 
naissance d'une  chose. 
Céusciously,     konn'-cbeuce-li, 

ad.  sciemment. 
Côngriousncss,    konn'-chencs- 

nesse,    <•  sentiment    intérieur, 

m.  conscience,  f.  [crit. 

ConNcri|>i,  konn'-skript,  n.  cims- 
Cun8crt|iii>>n ,  kunn-skrip'- 

cheune,  s.  conscription,  f. 


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r6ii»ocra«c,  konn'-ci-kréte,  va. 

consacrer. 
roiisecrâlion,        konn-ci-kré'- 

cheune,  s.  —  lion,  f 
Côiisccrator,  konn'  ci-kréteur, 

s.  coDsécrateur,  m. 
CoMséclary,  konn^-sek-ta-ri,  s. 

corollaire,  m. 

—  ,  a.  conséquent. 
Coiisccûtion,        koDn'-ci-k:on- 

clieuue,  s.  succession,  suite  de 
conséquences,  f. 

Consécutive.  koiin-sek'-kiou- 
livc,  a.  consécutif,  successif. 

ConséciilÎTcI}',  konn-sek'-kiou- 
life-li,  ad.  —  vement. 

Consent,  konn-cennt',  s.  con- 
sentement, aveu,  m.  analogie, 
convenance,  f. 

—  ,  rn.  consentir,  approuver. 
CoBisentaneous,       konn-ceno- 

ta'-ni-euce,  a.  conforme. 

Consentâneously,  konn-cenn- 
la'-ni-euce-li,  ad.  conséquem- 
meut,  conformément. 

ConseutÂueousness,  konn. 
cenn-ta''-ni-euce-nesse,  s.  con- 
formité, convenance,  f, 

Couscniientj  konu-cenn'-chi- 
ennt,  a.  d'accord. 

Couaéution,  konn-cenn'-cbeu- 
ne,  s.  consentement,  accord, m 

Conséquence,  konn'-ci-kouenn- 
ce,  s.  —  quence,  suite,  impor- 
tance,/', [a.  conséquent. 

Cônscqueul,  konn^-ci-kouennt, 

—,  s.  suite,  f.  conséquent,  effet, 

Kî. 

fïonseqiiëntial ,  konn  -  ci  > 

kouenn'-chal,  a.  qui  est  la  con- 
séquence de,  logique. 

Coiiseqtiénlijilly,  konn-ci- 

kouenn'-chal-li,  ad.  conséquem- 
ment,  logiquement. 

Cônseqneutly,konn''-ci-kouennt. 
li,  ad.  par  con.séquent. 

C«>iiscqiieiilncss  ,  —  tial  — 
iicss,  konn'-ci-koucnnt-nesçe, 
kouenn-chal-nesse,  s.  enchaî- 
nement de  propositions,  m, 

Cotisêrialile.  konn-ceur'-va-bl, 
a.  de  garde,  de  conserve. 

Couaervâaiou,     konu-ceur-Té'- 


cheune.  s.  —  tion, garde  serre, 

f.  dépôt,  m. 
Consérvator ,      konn-ceur'-va" 

teur,   s.   conservateur,   protee- 

teur,  ni. 
Cunsérvatory,   konn-ueur'-va- 

teur-i,  s    —  toire,  m.  serre,  f. 

magasin,  m,  [  conserve,  f. 

Conserve,  konn-ceurve',  s. 
—,va.  conserver,  garder,  confire. 
Conserver,  konn-ctur'-veur,  a. 

—  valeur,     protecteur,    faiseur 

de  conserves. 
Conséssion,  konn-cesche'-cheu- 

ne,  s.  session,  séance,/. 
Concéssor,  konii-cesS''-seur,    f. 

assesseur,  m. 
Consiiler,    konn-cid'-eur,     va 

considérer,     examiner. 
— ,  vil.    délibérer,    songer,  réflé- 
chir, reconnaître,    estimer. 
Considérable,  konn- cid/-eur-a- 

bl,  a.  considérable,  important, 

distingué. 
Coiisiderableness,    konn-cid''- 

eur-a-bl-nesse,  s.  importance,/. 
Coiisiderably,  konn-cid''-eur-a- 

bli,  iid.  considérablement. 
Considerunce,     konn-cid'-eur- 

annce,s.  examen,  m.  réflexion, 

Consfdcrate,  konn-cid'-eur-£te, 
(I.    discret,    prudent,    sérieuxt 

Coiisideiaiel)',  konn-cld'-eur- 
éle-li,  ad.  discrètement. 

Considoratencfi»,  konn-cid'- 
eur-éte-nesse,  s.  prudence,  dis- 
ciétioD,  réflexion. 

Considération,  kcnn-cid-eur- 
é'-tlieune,  s.  —  lion,/,  cause 
(d'un  contrat),  égard,  mérite, 
m.  valeur,  importance,  /.  exa- 
men, m. 

Considérer,  konn-cid'-eur-enr, 
s.  penseur,  observateur,  m. 

Considei-ing,  konu-cid'-eur- 
inngne. 

—,  ad.  vu,  eu  égard,  vu  que. 

Consîgn,  konn-saïne', i«.  consi. 
gncr,  mettre  entre  les  mains 
de  quelqu'un,  confier,  dévouer, 
soumettre  à. 

Consignation,    Cousignmeut 


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konn  ciET-né'-cheune,  konn-sal- 

ne'-mrnnt,  s.  consignation,  f. 

Foiisi;;iiée,   konn-ci-ni',  s.  con- 

signalaire,  m. 
Consigner,  C'onsfgnor,  l,onn- 

saif-'-nrur,  .•;.  consignaleur. 
roiisimilar,  konn-ciine''-i-leur, 

a.  sinjilaire. 
Cunsist,  konn-ciste',  vn.  consis- 
ter, être  composé    de,  s'accor- 
der. 
roiisislence,  — cy,  konn-ciss'- 
tennce,  lecn-ci,  î.  consistance, 
conformité,/',  rapport,  m.  com- 
patibilité, liaison,  f. 
Fonsfsicnt,  konn-ciss'-tennl,  a. 
conforme,    compalihie,    plausi- 
ble,   ferme,     constant,    solide. 
Bo  —  TOÎIh  oiic'h    self,   être 
d'accord  aTgc  soi-même. 
Consistent!  j'.     konn-cis'-tennt- 
li,  ad.  conséquemment,  conve- 
nablement,       [n.  consisioriai 
Consistôrial.konn-ciss-lô'-ri-al, 
Côusîslory, konn'-ciss-teur-i,  s. 
consistoire,  m.    [s.  associé,  m. 
Consôcinle,       konn-sô'-chi-éte, 
— ;  va.  associer. 
—,  vn,  s'associer. 
Consociâlion,     konn-s6  chié'- 

cheune,  s.  association,  f, 

Consôluble,    konn-sô'-la-bl,  a. 

consolable.  [consoler. 

Consôlnte,    konn'-sô-léle,    va. 

Cousolâiiou.    konn-.-ô-lé'-cheu- 

ne,  s.  consolation,  f. 
Cénsolulor,  Cuiisoler,  konn'- 
sô-lé-ieur,      konn-sô'-leur,     s, 
consolaleur,  Irice. 
CouBôlatory,    konn-sol'-a-teur- 
I,  a.  consolant,  [ger,  consoler. 
Console,  konn-sôle',  lia.   souia- 
Cousôlidiint,  kono-sol'-i-dannt, 
a.  consolidant,  [vn.  consolider, 
Consûlidate,     konn-sol'-i-déle, 
Coiisoliflâtiou,    konn-so!-i-dé'- 
cheune,  s.  —  lion,  conjonction, 
réunion,  f. 
CônsoU,    kci-u'-solî,    ».     fonds 
consolidés,  m,  pi.  rentes  con- 
solidées, /".  pL 
Cônsouoiice,   —   cy,   —  aul- 
nes»,   konn'-sfi-nannce,  nann- 


cl,  nannt-nesse,  î.  consonnaB 

ce,  rime,  conf.irmité,  '. 

Consônani,  konn/-s6-nannt,    a. 

consonnant,  cou  forme,  d'accord. 

— 5  s.  consonne,  f, 

CôusonKntly,    konn^'-EÔ-nannl- 

li,  ad.  conformément. 
CénsonoiiB,  konn^-sô-neuce^  a. 

consonnant 
C6nsori,  konn'-sorte,  «.  compa- 
gnon, m.  compagne,  épouse,  f. 
époux,   concert,  m. 
—5  vn.  associer. 
—,  iJrt.    joindre,     accompagner, 

fréquenter,  marier. 
Conspcrsion.konn-speur'  chen. 

ne,  .9.  aspersion,  f, 
Conspiciiiiy ,      konn-spi-kiou'- 
i-ti,    «.     éminence,    évidence, 
clarté,  f. 
Conspiciious,     konn-spik'-iou- 

euce,  a    éminent,  visilile. 
Conspiciioiisly,  konn-spik'-iou- 

euce-li,  ad.  par  excellence. 
Conspiciioiisuesa,   konn-spiL'- 
iou-euce-nesse,     s.      célébrité, 
renommée,  f, 
Couspirnry,   konn-spir'-a-ci,  s. 

cons|  iration,  f. 
Conspirant,    kODn-spaK-rannt, 

s.  conjuré,  m. 
Conspiration,       konn-spi-ré'- 

cbenne,  s.  —  lion,  f. 

Conspiralor,  konn-spir'-é-teur, 

s.  conspirateur,  7??.        [spirer. 

Conspire,  konn-spaîre,  vn.  coD- 

Conspirer,    kono-spaï'-reur,    s. 

conjuré. 
Cdnstable,      keunn'-sla-bl,      s, 
connétable,    constable  (officier 
de  paix),  tu. 
CtSnstablesliip,     keonn/sla-bl- 
chipe,    s.    connétablie,   cliarge 
de  constable,  f. 
Cônslaney,     konn'-stann-ci,     s. 

constance,  fermeté,  f. 
Cénstani,  konn'-stannt,  a.  con- 
stant, durable. 
Cônstanily,  konn'-stannt-li,  ad. 
constamment,  résolument,   fer- 
mement. 
Coiistéllnte,  konn-sleK-léte,t)n. 
s«  former  en  constellation,  réu- 


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nir  plusieurs   corps   lumineux 

en  un  seul 
Constell&tioii,      konn-stel-lé'- 

clicune,  s.  —   tlon,    f. 
ron*lcru&tian,kODn'Steur-né'- 

cheune,  i.  —  lion,  lerreur,  f, 
Côustipate,    konn'-sli-péte,  va, 

constiper,  resserrer. 
Constip&tion,          konn-stl^-pé- 

cheune,  s.  —  patioo,  f. 
Constituent,  konn-stitche'-iou- 

ennt,  a,  constituant. 
—,  s.  commettant,  m. 
Cénstitute,  koun'-sti-tioute, t;a. 

constituer,  éiablir,  nommer. 
CinstituterjkoLn'-sti-tiou-teur, 

s.  celui  qui  constitue. 
Constitution,       konn-sti-tiou'- 

cbeune,  s.  —  tlon  ,  complexion, 

f.  tempérament,  m. 
Constitûlional,   konn-sti-tiou'- 

cheune-al,  a.  —  tutionnel,  con- 
forme aux  lois. 
CtSnslitutive,       konn''-st!-tlou- 

tiTe,  a,  constitutif. 
Couatr&in,     konn-stréne',    va. 

contraindre,  forcer. 
Constràiuablc,   konn-stré'-na- 

bl,n.  conlraignable. 
Coustrâiuer,     konn-stré'-neur, 

s.  celLi  qui  contraint. 
Constraint,    konn-strénnt',     (. 

contraîDle,  gêne,  f. 
Coustri'ct,  tonn-slrikte',ua.  res- 
serrer, comprimer. 
CouBtrictio»,  konn-strik^-cheu- 

ne,  s.  constriqtion,  (. 
Couiitrictor,    lionn-strik'-teur, 

s.  constricteur,  m.  [resserrer. 
Constrlnee,konD-strinndje',  i-a. 
Constrfngeut,        konn-strinn^- 

djennt,  a.  astringent. 
Constrûct,    konn-streukt'',    ua. 

construire. 
Construction,        konn-streuk^- 

cheune,  ».  —  tion,   (.   édifice, 

sens,  m.  interprétation. 
Constrûctive,    konn-streuV-ti- 

■ve,  a.-  constructif. 
Constrûcture.^      koun-streuk^- 

tchioure,  s.   édifice,  m.   struc- 

ture;  f.  [constru're,  expliquer. 
Céostrue,      konu''-(triou,     va. 


C6nstiipralc,konn''-stiou-préte, 

va.  -violer,  [cheune,  s,  \iol,m. 
Coustiipr&tion.  konn-stiou-pré'- 
Consiiltsl&iitial,        konn-seub> 

tann'-chal,  a.  consubstantiel. 
Consubstniitiâlitj-,   konnseub- 

stann-chal'-i-ti,  s.   eonsubstan- 

tialité,  (. 
Cousiibstâudally,    konn-.-^eub- 

stann'-chal-li.nd.  —  tiellement. 
Consubtaiitiate,       konn-seub* 

stann'-cbi-éte,  t'a.  consubstan- 

lier,  consolider. 
Con8ubstai3igâtiou,konn-seub' 

sfann-clii-é^-cheune,  s.  consub- 
■    stanfiaiioD,  f. 
C6E>suetiiilv,  konn-'-soui-tioude, 

s.  habitude,  coutume,  /. 
Cdusul,  konn'-seul.s.consul,  m. 
Côusular,  —  lary,  konn'-chiou- 

lar,  la-ri,  a.  consulaire. 
Céusulnte,CônsiilBhip,konn^- 

chiou-léte,  konn'-seul-chipe,  s. 

consulat,  m.  [ter. 

Coneûlt,  konn-seull',  va.  consul- 
— ,  vn.  déliliérer,  se  consulter. 
— ,  s.  consulte,  f,  conseil,  m. 
Consultation,       konn-seul-lé^- 

cheune,    s.   —    tion,  délibéra- 
tion, f.  [consullant,  m 
CouHûUer,    konn-seul'-leur,    (. 
roiisÛDiable,  konu-siou''-ma-bI, 

a.  cousumable. 
Consûuie  ,  konn-sioume',    va. 

consumer,    ruiner,  dissiper^  — 

away,  se  consumer 
Cousnmer,  konn-siou^-meiir,  f* 

dissipateur. 
Consûmniate.   konn-seum^-mé- 

te,  a.  consommé,  achevé. 
— ,  vu.  consommer,  acliever 
Consuniuiâtiou ,     konn-seum- 

mé'cheune,  >.  consommation, 

perfection,  f, 
Cousùmption,     konn-seumm^- 

cbeune,   s.   consomption^    pal- 

monie,  consommation,  f. 
Consûniptive,       konn-seup^ni/- 

tive,  a.  phthisique,  faible. 
Consûmptiveness ,  konn- 

seumm'-tive-nesse,  s.  tendanco 

à  la  plitliisie.  [cousu  ensemble. 
Consûtile,     konD-siou''-til«>    O. 


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ronlâbiilate,    koDii-tat/-ioa-Ié« 

le,  va.  planchéier. 

roiitûct,  konn'-takt,  s.  contact, 
le  loucher,  m.  union,  /. 

Coniâclion,  konn-lak'-cbeune, 
N.  allouchement,  m. 

Couiâgion,  konn-Ié'-dji-eune, 
s.  contagion,  peste,  f. 

C'oiilâgioii*,  konn-té'-dji-euce, 
a.  coiilagieux. 

foiiiâgioiisuesa,  konn-té^-dji- 
euce-uesse,  s.  qualité  conta- 
gieuse, conlaj;ion,  f. 

roiitâiii,  konn-téne',  va,  conte- 
nir, tenir,  réprimer,  retenir. 

— .  l'i!.  vivre  continent. 

roiitûiiiable.  konn-té'-na-bl, 
fi.  qui   peut  contenir. 

routûiucr,  konu-lé'-neur,  s. 
coolrnant,  m. 

Coiilâiuiunte,  konn-tame'-i-né- 
te,  va.  polluer,  souiller. 

—,  a.  souillé. 

rontamiuàiion  ,  konn-tame-i- 
né'-clieune,  j.  souillure,  f. 

rontému,  konn-téme',  va.  mé- 
piiser.  [s.  qui  méijri^e. 

roiitcmuer,   konn-temm^-neur, 

C'oiitémper,  —  peraCe,  konn- 
tcnim'-peur,  peur-éte,  va.  tem- 
pe r.  r, 

roulciuperament,  konn- 

leiiini^-ppur-a-mennt,  s.  tempé- 
rament, i?i. 

CoMtenipeiûiiou,  konn-temm- 
peur-é'-cbeune ,  s.  action  de 
modérer,  tempérer;  combinai- 
son,  f. 

routéuiplate,  konn-temm'-plé- 
tc,  Vil.  contempler,  méditer, 
éludier. 

ronlcmpl&tion,  kocn-temm- 
plé'-cheune,  s.  —  tion,  f. 

CoiitémplaiiTe,  konn-temm'- 
plé-live,  a    —  platif. 

rontcmplalivcly.  konn-tcmra'- 
pla-iive-li,   ad.  avec  réflexion. 

roiilémplaliTeness  ,  koDD- 
temni'-plé-live-nc=se,  s.  pro- 
pension à  la  contemplation. 

roiic<-iuplator,  konn-temra'- 
plé-tcur,  5.  contemplateur,    m, 

t'ouiéinporary,  —   raneoui) 


konn-lemm'-pô-ia-ri,  konih 
ttmra'-pô-ra-ni-euce,  a.  et  t. 
cortemporain. 

ruiitciuporUe,  konn-temra'-pft- 
raïze,  va.  faire  contemporain. 

Coiitéiupl,  konn-lemmt',  «.mé- 
pris, dédain,  în. 

C'ontémpiible,  koDu-temm'-U- 
bl,  fî.  méprisable. 

CoiiCéiiiptihleiieBs ,  koDD* 

temm'-ti-bl-nesse,  s.  Tilenie, 
basses.=e,  f. 

Coiitémptibly.  konn-temm'-ti- 
bii,  «(/.  avec  mépris. 

roiitéiiipCuoiis,  konn-temm^- 
liliiou-euce,  a.  altier,  mépri- 
sant. 

C'o^KémptuousIj,  konn-temm'- 
tcliiou-euce-li,  orf.  avec  dédain, 
fièrement. 

C'oiiti'iiiptiioiisiicBf*  ,  konn- 
tenim'-ichiou-euce-nesse,  s.  ca- 
raclèri!  dédaigneux. 

Contéiid.  konn  tcnud',  !)?t.  con- 
tester, disputer,  débattre,  sou- 
tenir, assurer,  maintenir,  pré- 
tendre. 

Contéiider,  —  den(,  koDD- 
lenn'-deur,  dennt,  s.  compéti- 
teur, f.  cliampion,  m. 

Coiitéiidiiig,  konn-tenn^-dinn- 
gne,  a.  contendant. 

Coulent, konn-leunt',  (7. contenti 

— ,  va    contenter,  satisraire. 

— .  s.  conlenlemcnl,  i?î.  grandeur, 
étendue,  f. 

Cuiiioiiied,  konn-tenn'-led,  a. 
satisiail,  content.  . 

fonléiitcdl.t.  konn-ïenn'-ted-ii, 
(!(/.  avec  contentement. 

Cuiiténlediiefis,  konn-tenn^- 
ttd-nesse,  s.  contentement, 
plaisir,  m. 

CoiitéiKfuI,  konn-lennt'-foul, 
a.  content,  heureux. 

C'oiitciiiîou.konn-tenn'-cheune, 
s.  effort,  débat,   ?n.  dispute,  f. 

Contciicioiis,  konn-lenn'-cheu- 
ce,  a,  contentieux. 

('oiitéiitiously  ,  konn-tenn'- 
cbeuce-li,  ad.  contentieuse- 
ment,  avec  aigreur. 

Couléntiousneaa,    konn-tenn^» 


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CON 


cheuce-nesse,    s.   humeur  que- 
relleuse, f.  débat,  m. 
C'onléij|leBB,lionnl-tennl'-Iesse, 

a.  mécoutent,  difficile. 
Conléiilmeiit,  konn-tcnnt'- 

mennl,  s.  salisfaction,    f.   plai- 
sir, J7i. 
Contérniinoiia,  koun-teur'-mi- 

neuce,  a.  contigu. 
Couterrâneoiis,  konn-teur-ré''- 

ni-euce,  a.  du  même  pajs. 
Contést,   konn-lesle',  un,  con- 
tester. 
—1  s.  contestation,  f.  débat,  m. 
Coutôstuble,     konn-less'-ta-bl, 

a.  conteslalle,  douteux. 
CoDléstnbleness,      konn-tess'- 

ta-bl-nesse,  s.  qui   est  cooles- 

table.  [entrelacer. 

Conicxt,  konn-tekst',  vn.  tisser, 
—,  t.   l'enclialnement,   le   tissu, 

m.  la  liaison,  f. 
—,  a.  enchaîné,  lié. 
Con  texture,  koan-teks'-tcheurei 

s.  contcxture,  f. 
Contignâtion,         konn-lig-né'- 

cheune,  ^5.  charpente,  f. 
routigûity,    konn-ti-guiou'-i-ti, 

s.  conliguité.  f.  [n.  contigu. 
Coutigiioiis,  Konn.tig'-iou-euce, 
Coiilfgiiotisiy  ,     konn-tig'-iou- 

euce-li,  ad.  en  contiguïté. 
roiitiguoiBSuess,konn-tlg^-iou- 

cuce-nesse,    s.    contiguïté,    f. 

voisinage,  m. 
Côiitiueiico  ,        C6u(iiiency  , 

konn'-ti-nenn-ce,    nenn-ci,    s. 

continence,  f. 
CiSnIiueut,    Konn^-ti-nenut,     a. 

continent,  chaste. 
— ,  s.  continent,  m. 
tontiiiéntal,  konn-ti-nennt^-al, 

a.conlinenial. 
rôutiuciitlj',    konu'-ti-nennt-li, 

ad.  modérément,  chastement. 
Coiiliiigeiice,   —    eiioy,  konn- 

tinn'-djence,    djenn-ci,    s.    ca- 

suali'.é.  [«.  éventuel. 

Coutiugent,  konn-linn'-djennt, 
'-,  s.  casualilé,  f,  contingent,)?!. 
f  ontîngeutly  ,  konn-tion^- 

djennt-li,  ad.  éventuellement. 
C«ntlusentue»a ,     koaD-tinn^- 


djennf-nesse,  ».    éventuaJIH,^, 

C'ontinisul,  konn-tine'-iou-ai.  a, 
continuel. 

roiiliHtBially,  konn-iine'-iou-at- 
li,  od.  continuellement. 

Contiiiuaiicc,  konn-tine^'Iou- 
annce,  s.  durée,  f.  délai,  sé- 
jour, 7)1. 

rontiiiuate,  konn-tlne'-iou-étei 
a.  continu,  continuel. 

roiitiiiiiâiioii,konn-tine-iou-é'- 
chcune,  s.  —  tion,^. 

l'onliiiunlive,  konD-tloe^-ioa- 
a-tive,  o.  —  tir. 

Contiiiiiâtor,  konn-tino  iou-é'- 
leur,  s.  continuateur,  ni. 

Continue,  konu-tine'-iou,  va 
continuer,  prolonger,  perpé- 
tuer, conserver,  pousscr,pour- 
sulvre. 

— ,  un. continuer,  persister, rester 
dans  le  même  état. 

Continut'<l,konn-tine'-iou-ed,a< 
continuel,  continu. 

Coniinucdl}-,  kcnn-tineMou- 
ed-li,  ad.  toujours. 

C'onlinuei-,  Konn-tine'-iou-t'ur, 
s.  celui  qui  continue. 

CoutinûStjr,  konn-ti-niou'-i-ti, 
s.  —  té,  liaison,  f. 

Contînuous ,  konn-tlne'-iou- 
euce,  a.  continu.  [dre. 

Cou>6ri,    konn-torte',  va.  tor- 

routôrtioD,  konn-tor'-cheune, 
s.  torsion,  contorsion,/'.       [m. 

ronioûr,  konn-toùr',  s. contour, 

Côuirniiand,  konn^-tra-banno, 
a.  de  contrebande,  prohibé. 

— ,  s.  contrebande,  /". 

— ,  va.  faire  la  contrebande. 

Conti-àct,  konn-trakt',  va.  con< 
tracter,  convenir,  amasser,  abré- 
ger, resserrer,  rétrécir,  plier. 

— ,  un.  se  récrécir,  se  contracter. 

— ,  «.contrat,  pacte,  m. 

Contrâctc-dnesa,  konn-trak'- 
ted-nesse,  s.  ressetrement,  m. 
contraction,  f, 

C'oiilruclibility,  —  blciinss, 
konn-trak-ti-bil'-iti,  bl-nesse, 
s.  qualité  de  ce  qui  ".H  cou- 
tractlble. 

CouIrÂclible,       Contrfieiile, 


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konntrak'-ti-bl,   tilei    a.   con- 
traclile. 

Coud'ûctioii,  konn-trak'-cheu 
ne,  s.  —  liOD,  f.  réliécisse- 
Hienl,  «Lrégé,  précis,  m. 

roaili'iiotor,  kona-lrak'-teur,  s. 
fournisseur,  entrepreDeur,  COQ- 
traclant,    m. 

Contrndict,  konn-tra-dikl',  va. 
contredire,  contrarier,  répu- 
gner à. 

C'oiilradictioii,  koDU-tra-dik^- 
cluMine,  s.  —  lion,  répugnan- 
ce. ^Vithout  —,  ad.  sans  con- 
tredit. 

Coiiti-adictious,  konn-tra-dik''- 
oheuce,    a.  contradictoire. 

C'OLiIrndictor,  —  ter,  koDn- 
tra-dii%''-teur,  s    con'.redisanl. 

Coiilradic toril),  konn-tra-dik'- 
teur-i-li,  ad.  contradictoire- 
ment. 

Coutradictorîness,  —  tîoiis* 
ne9«.konn-lra-dik''-teur-i-nesse, 
cheuce-oesse,  a.  caractère  con- 
tradictoire. 

(oiitrudictory,  konn-tr«-dik'- 
leur-i,  a.  contrariant,  contra- 
dictoire. 

('oiitrndistiiiction,  konn-tra- 
dis-tinnë"k^-clie  une,*. distinction 
par  qualités  contraires,  f. 

Coutrudistiiiguish,  konn-tra- 
dis-tinng'-gouiche|Ua.  différen- 
cier. 

Coutramûre,  konn-tra-mioure', 
t.  contremur,  m. 

Coulraiiitenc)',  konn-tra-nal^- 
tenn-ci,  s.  léaction,  '. 

Coutrûi'iaiit,  konn-tré'-ri-annt, 
a,  contradictoire. 

Céiitrarie*,  konn^-tra-riz,  >.  pi 
propositions  contraires. 

rôiilrariueis,  Coiitrarict]', 
konn'-tra-ri-nesse,  raï-i-ti,  5. 
contrariété,  opposition,  f, 

Côlilrariljr  ,  Cuiitroiioiisly, 
konn'-lra-ri-li,  tré'-ri-euce-li, 
ad.   contrairement. 

Cunirârioiis,  konn-tré'-ri-Buce, 
a.  contraire. 

C'ôHiriti'iwise,  konn'-tra-ri- 
ouiiùo,  ad.  au  cootrair«. 


r6iiirarjr,   konn'-tra-ri,  a.  con- 

trair.',  opposé,  m. 
— ,  s.  contraiie. 
— ,  va.  contredire. 
rotitr&si,  konn-trasle',  s,   COO' 

traste,  différend,  7n.  opposition, 
— ,  va.  contraster.  [f, 

Coittravall&iioii,  konn-tra--val- 

lé'-clieuue,  s.contrevallation,^. 
Contravéïie,         kona-tra-'vine^- 

vn.  contrevenir. 
roiili-aTéner ,         kOQn-tra-^i/- 

neur,  s.  contrevenant,  m. 
routraiéutiou,  konn-tra-venn'- 

cheune,  s.  —  vention,  f. 
C'oiitrectâtioH,     konn-trekté'- 

cheune,  s.  attouchement,  m. 
Ccutribiitar)',     konn-tnl>/-iou- 

taiy,  a.  tributaire. 
Coniribute,      konn-trib'-ioute, 

va.  contribuer,    fournir,    con- 
courir. 
ContriliûlSon,      konn-tri-biou'- 

clieune,  s.— tion, souscription,^, 
CoutrIbutiTe,     konn-trib^-iou- 

tive,  a.  contributif. 
Couirfliutor,       konn-trib'-iou- 

teur,  s.  contribuant, 
roiitribtitorjr,     konn-trif-iou- 

teur-i,  a.  tributaire,  sujet. 
Coiiti'istute,       konn-triss/-téle, 

un.  alfliger.  [trit,  pénitent, 
fùntrîte,  konn'traïte,  a.  con- 
Côutritely,     konn'-lraïte-li)   a. 

avec  contrition. 
C'ôntriteucss,  konn''-traïte-ne» 

se,  s.  contrition,  f, 
Coniriiiou,    konn-triche'-eune 

5.  contiitioo,  f. 
Coiilrivable,    konn-traî'-Ta-bl 

o.  qui  peut  être  inventé. 
Conlrivuuce,    konn-traï'-vann- 

ce,    s.   invention,    adresse,  f. 

pian,  m. 
Coiiti'ive,  konn-traïve',  va.    in- 
venter,    imaginer,     pratiquer, 

ménager,  tramer,  méditer,  con- 
cerner, faire. 
C'oiitrivemcnt,       konn-traïv»'" 

mentit,  s.  invention,  f, 
C'uiiii'ifer,   konn-traï'-veur.    S, 

invpiiieur, 
Couti'ôl,    kona-tr&ll'',    $,     con- 


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tiôle,  pouvoir,  m.  contradic- 
tion, f. 

— .  va.  gou-vf  rner,  contrôler. 

CoiLUôllable,  konn-trôll'-a-bl, 
a.  sujet  à  contrôle. 

roHtrôlIcr,  Itonn-trôll'-eur,  s. 
contrôleur,  intendant,  réfor- 
mateur, m. 

roiiii'élleralilp,  konn-trôll''- 
eur-cbipe,  s.  charge  de  cod- 
tiôleur,    intendance,/'. 

r'onti'ôlment,  lionn-trôll'- 

mennl,  s.  coercition,  inspec- 
tion, réprimande^  f. 

f'OHtroverfiiul,  konn-trô-Teur'- 
chal,  a.  de  controverse,  con- 
troversahle. 

Céntroversy,  konn'-trfl-veur- 
ci,  s.  controverse,  dispute,  f. 
différend,  m. 

C<Sii(roTert,  konn'-trfl-veurte, 
va.  disputer,  contester. 

Coiilrovéï-tible,  konn-trfr- 

veurle'-i-bl,  a.  disputable. 

CôiiiroTcrtisl,  konn'-trô-veur- 
tiste,  s.  controverliste,  m. 

ronliiuiAcioii«,  koan-tiou-mé'- 
cheuce,  n.  désobéissant,  con- 
tumax. 

roiitiiui&clousiy,  konn-tiou- 
mé'-clieuce-li,  ad.  opiniâtre- 
ment. 

Coiiluui&ciau«ne«*,konn-tiou- 
mc'-cbeuce-nesse,  $.  opiniâtre- 
té,/. 

CôiKiimncf ,  konn'-tiou-ma-ci, 
s.    obflinalion,   contumace,   f. 

Coiilumélioiis.  konn-tiou-mi'- 
li-euce,  a.  outrageux,  diffama- 
toire. 

roittiiuiéliou8l]r,  konn-tiou- 
nii'-li-euce-li,  ad.  injurieuse- 
menl. 

Côiiliimcl},  rati<uinélîoii8- 
lïcss,  koDn''-tiou-mî-!i,  konn- 
tiou-mi'-li-euce-nesse,  J.  ou- 
trage, alTront,  m 

Coiitûsc,  konn-tiouie'i  va, 
meurtrir. 

Couiiisioii,  konn-tiou'-jeune, 
s.  contusion,  f. 

Cosiùndriaiii,  ko-neunn''-dreum, 
(.  calembourg,  quolibet,  m. 


Cônusance,    kone'-iou-sanncs, 

.■ï.  connaissance,/. 
C'OHvalôsceiice,    —  cy,  konn- 

va-Iess^-ceunce,    cenn-ci,  s.  — 

cence,/.        [cennt,  rt. — cent. 
CuBivalcsceut,      l^onn-va-!e?s^- 
roiivciic,   kcnn-vine',  ea.   con- 
voquer, assemller 
—,  vu.  s'asfembler. 
Couvcniciicc,  —  cy,  konn-TÎ'- 

ni-ennce,    enn-ci,   s.    commo- 

dilé,  f.  justesse,  f, 
Coiivciiieiit,    konn-vi-'-ni-ennt, 

a.  commode,  conforme. 
Coiivéuicutl),  l,onn-Ti'-ni- 

ennl-li,      ad.      commodément, 

confnrniément,  à  propos. 
C'ÔBivciit,    konn^-vennt,  s.   cou- 
vent, monastère,  )?i. 
Coiivéïiticlc ,    konn-venn'-ti-kl, 

.';.conciiiabu!e,convenlicuIe,)». 
Coiivciiiicler,    konn-venn'-tik- 

leur,  .f.  celui  qui  fréquente  les 

conciliabules. 
CoiiTéiiiion,   konn-venn'-cheu- 

ne,   s.   —    tion,  assemblée,  f. 

accord,  m. 
ConvcutiounI,         konn-venn'- 

cheune-al,  a,  conventionnel. 
CoiivénlSonary,       konn-veno'- 

cheune-a-ri,      a.      convention- 

naire. 
CoiBvéïitioiier,        konn-venn'- 

cbeune-eur,  s.  membre    d'une 

assemblée. 
Coii»cii«iial,konn-venn''-tchiou- 

al,  (i.  religieux,  moine,  m. 
— ,  o.  conventuel. 
Convéïitiiall)',         koDD-venn'- 

tchiou-al-li,  ad.  —  tuellement. 
Converge,   konn-veurdje',   un. 

converger. 
Convergence,  konn-Teur'- 

djennce,  s.  convergence,  /. 
Convergent,  konn-veur'-djennt, 

a   convergent. 
Cotivérsaitle,  —    sîve,    konn- 

veur'-sa-bl,    sive,   a.   sociable, 

qui  cause  bien. 
ConvéreablencsB.  konn-veur'- 

sa-bl-nes'e,  s.  snciaMlilé,  f. 
Convéï'salil}',      konn-veur'-sa- 

bli,  ad.  bonnfiteaieata 


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Conversant,  konn-'veur'-sannt, 
a.  familier,  «xpérlmenlé,  qui 
traite  de. 

Couiersàlioii,  konn-veur-sé'- 
cheuce,  s.  —  lion,  f.  enlre- 
tiec,  commerce,  m.  Privai» 
—  ,  s.  lêle-à-têie,  m. 

Converse,  konn-Teurse',  vn. 
C0Q"verser,  cobaliter,  s'entre- 
tenir, [conversation,  f. 

— ,    s.   entretien,    ni     habiiude, 

CFoiJvérscly,  konn-veurse'-l], 
ad.  mutuellement. 

Conversion,  konn-Teur^-cheu- 
ne,  s   conversion,  f. 

Couvert,  C'6nvertite,  konn- 
veurle',  konn'-veur-laîte,s.con- 

— 5  t!a.  conveilir,  clianger  [verli. 

— ,  Dïi.  se  convertir,  se  changer. 

Convérter,  konn-veurl'-eur,  s. 
convertissant,  m. 

Convertibilily,  konn-veur-li- 
Lil'-i-ti,  s.  convertibilité,/'. 

Convértililo,  konn-veur'-ti-bl, 
a.  convertible. 

Convértibly,  konn-Treur'-ll-bli, 
ad.  réciproquement. 

Côuvcx,  konu'-veks,a.  convexe. 

Convéxeil,  konn-vekst',  a  con- 
vexe, bombé,    [rtd.  en  convexe, 

CoiiTi-xedly^      konn-vek'-sed-li, 

Convrxily,  konn-Tcks'-i-ti,  s. 
convexité,  f.  [en  convexe. 

Convéïl}',     konn-veks'-li,     ad. 

Convéxuvss,  konn-veks'-nesse, 
s.  conve.xiié,  f. 

Convé)',  konn-Té',  va.  transpor- 
ter, envoyer,  conduire,  ména- 
ger, introduire.  —  anay,  em- 
porter. —  ont,  transporter 
dehors,  sauver. 

Convenance,  konn-vé'-annce, 
s.  transport,  m.  menées  secrè- 
tes, voilure,  f. 
Convéyancer,  konn-vé'-ann- 
seur,  s.  homme  de  loi  chaigé  de 
régulariser  les  transferts  de 
propriétés, notaire,  «î. 

Convéyer.  konn-vé^-eur,  s.  voi- 
turier,  ;?!.      [vaincre,  réfuter. 
Convici,    konn-vikt',    va.    con- 
—,  s.  condamné,  m. 
Coavéïtlou)    —    vincemeut,  | 


konn-vik'-cheuno,  koun-vinnce'- 
meDDt,  $.  conviction,  f. 

Couvîctive,  konn-vik^-tive,  a, 
convainquant.  [vaincre. 

Convincc,  konn-vinnce'iUfi.con- 
Couvinciblc,  konn-vinn'-ci-bl, 
(i.  incontestable,  certain. 

Conviiicingly,konn-vinn'-cinn- 
gne-li,  tid.  d'une  manière  con- 
vaincante. 

Convincingness,  konn-vinn^« 
cinngue-nesse,  s.  pouvoir  de 
convaincre.  [ter,  régaler. 

Convive,   konn-vaïve',  l'a    trai- 

Convivial,  Convival,  konn- 
viv'-ïal,  vaî'-val,  a,  sociable, 
jojeux,  de  festin. 

Convocate,  konn'-vfl-ké'.e,  va. 
convoquer,  assembler. 

Convocation,  konn-vô-ké^-cheu- 
ne,  —  lion,  assemblée,  f.  sy- 
node, ni.  [voquer. 

Couvùko,   konn-vôke',  vu.  con- 

Convulûicd,  konn-vô  liou'-ted, 
a.  roulé,  enroulé. 

Convolûiion,  konn-v6-liou'- 
cbeune,  )!.  circonvolution,/', 

Couvélve,  konn-volve',  va.  en- 
rouler. 

Convôy,  konn'-ToI,  va.  con- 
voyer, escorter. 

— ,  s.  convoi,  m.  escorte,  f. 

Couvûlgc,  konn-veulse',  va. 
ravir,  agiter,  donner  des  con- 
vulsions. 

Convulsion,  kona-veul/-cbeu- 
ne,  s.  convulsion,/'. 

Couvûlsive,  kann-veul'-civ«| 
a.  convulsif. 

Câny<  keune'-i,  s.  lapin,  m. 

—  bnrruw,  s.  terrier. 

—  catch,  va.  duper. 

—  warren,  s.  garenne,  /. 
Coo,  koTi,  vn.  gémir,  roucouler. 
Coéing,  kou'-inngne,  s.  gémis- 
sement, îîi.  inquiétude,/". 

Cook,  kotik,  s.  cuisinier,  rôtis- 
seur, coq  (d'un  vaisseau),  m. 

—  room  (in  a  ship),  s  cuisine, 
f.  (d'un  vaisseau). 

—  mnid,  s.  servante  de  cuisine. 

—  sbop,  a,  rôtisserie,  f. 

— ,  va.  ipprtter,  faire  la  cuisine. 


coo 


437 


COP 


Coékery,  koùk'-eur-I,  i.  la  Cui- 
sine, f.         [ralentir,  relicher. 

Cool,lioùl,i'a  rafraîchir,  abattre, 

—  ,  a.  froid,  frais,  fraîche. 

—,  ».  fraîcheur,  f.  frais,  m. 

Coôler,  liôùl'-eur,  j.  réfrigé- 
rant, m.        [chissant,  calmant. 

Coôliug,  kôûl-inngne,  a.  rafral- 

— ,  s.  rafraîchissement,  ralentis- 
sement, m.  [fraîchement. 

Cooly,  koùK-i,  ad.  de  sang-froid, 

Coôliiesa,  kôùK-iiesse,  s.  froi- 
deur, f.  frais,  m.       [bouis,  m. 

Coom,    ko'ùme,    s.    oing,     cam- 

Cuonib,  Tomb,  koùme,  a,  me- 
sure de  blé,  équivalenteà 4  bois- 
seaux,/', [fuie,  barrique,  ^. 

Coop,  kôùpe,    s.    poulailler,  m. 

— f  va  claquemurer,  enfermer, 
melire  en   cage. 

Coopcc,  koTi-pl',  s.  coupé  (b!as. 
et    danse),    m. 

Coâper,  kôù'-peur,  s.  tonnelier, 
m.  IViue  —,  s.  marchand  de 
vin. 

Co6perage,  kdù^-pear-édje,  s. 
tonnellerie, /.  ^IVIiîte—,  bois- 
sellerie,  f.  [coopérer. 

Coôperate,  kj.op'-euréte,  vn. 

Coopération,  kô-op-eur-é'- 

cheune,  s.  coopération,  f.  se- 
cours, m.  [s.  coo|iérateur. 

Coâ[>ei-ator,    ko-op'-eur-é-leur, 

Coôpiato,  kô-op'-téte,  ua.  coop- 
ter, [s.  —  tion,  /. 

Cooptation,      ko  op-té^-cbeune, 

Coôi'tlinate,  ko  or'-di-uéle,  a< 
de  même  ordre. 

Cooi'di:iâtion,  kôor-di-ué'- 

cheune,   s.   état   d'égalité,  7)!. 

Coot,  kôtile,  *.  foulque,  poule 
d'eau,/'.  A*ery — ,  un  sol,  un 
nigaud.  [huppfl,  crête,  f. 

Cop,    kop,    $.    cime  ,   aigrette, 

Coparccuarv,  kô-[iar'-ci-na-ri, 
a.  indivis.  [cohéritier,  m. 

Copâi'ceuer,  kô-par'-ci-neur,». 

Copûrceny,  kêpar^-ci-ni,  va, 
cohéritage,  indivision. 

Copâi'tui'r,  kô-parte'-neur,  (. 
cûllèfc'iie,  associé. 

CopâriuerKbip,  kô-parte^-near 
chipe,  s.  association,  f. 


Cope,  kApe,    s,    chape,  voflta, 

calotte,  /. 
— ,  L'a.  couvrir, faire  tSle  i,  avan- 
cer,   troquer,  [battre. 

—  ,un.en  venir  au»  mains,  com- 
Càpicr.  kô'-paî-eur,  s.   copiste, 

plagiaire,  m. 

Côping,  kô'-pinngne,  S.  chape- 
ron, faîte,  choc,  m. 

Copions,  kfi'-pi-euce,  a.  abon- 
dant, copieux,  riche. 

Côpiously,  kô/-pi-euce-ii,  ad. 
copieusement,  à  foison. 

rôpioiiitncss,  W-pi-euce-nesse, 
s.  abondance,  f. 

rôpisi,  kô-piste,  s.  copiste,  m. 

Coppod,  kopt  ou  kop'-ped,  a, 
huppé,  en  pointe. 

Côppol,  kop'-pel,  s. coupelle,  f. 

Côpiîss-.kop'-peur,  s,  cuivre,  m. 

— ,  s.  chaudière,  f. 

—  coluiir,  s   basané. 

—  nosc,  s.  nez  couperosé,  m. 

—  pliitv,  s.  taille-douce,  /. 

—  siuith,  $.  chaudronnier,  m. 

—  woriu,  s.  mite,  f.   ciron,  m. 

—  woi'k,  s.  forge  où  l'on  pré- 
pare le  cuivre,     [couperose,  f, 

Côpperas,     kop'-penr-ace,     s. 

Côppcry,  kop'-peur-i,  a.  de  cui- 
vre, [kopse,  J.  taillis,  m. 

Côppice,      Copse,      kop'-pice, 

CôppU'-dust,  kop'-pl-deuste,  j> 
poudre  pour  purifier  les  mé- 
taux, /.        [termiue  en  pointe. 

C6pplcd,    kop'-pld,   a.    qui    se 

Copsc,  kopse,  va.  conserver  un 
taillis. 

Côpiila,kop'-iou-la,  I.  copule,^, 

Côptilate,  kop'-iou-iéte,  va.unir. 

— ,  vn.  s'accoupler. 

Copulation,  kop~Iou-lé'-chen> 
ne,  s.  accouplement,  m. 

Cépulative,  kop'-ioQ-Ia-tlve,  a. 
copulalif. 

C6py,  kop'-pi,  t.  copie,  f 
exemple,  exemplaire,  m, 

—  book,  s.  cahier.  Ht, 

—  rigUi.  s.  droit  de  copie,  »!. 

—  liuld.  s.  terre  qui  relève  d'un 

—  holder,  s.  teiianc:cr.  [fief,  f, 
— ,  va.  copier,    trauscrire,    imi- 
ter. —  after  oue,  suivre  lei 


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COR 


traces  de  quelqu'un.  —  from 
ihe  life, imiter  d'après  nature. 

Coqui-I,  kô-:vf;tt'  va.  faire  l'a- 
mour, coqueler.  [lerie,  f. 

roqiiviry,  i.ô-ketl'-ri.s.  coquet- 

Coqiictic,  kô-kell',  s.  coquet- 
te, A 

Côpucle,  kor'-a-kl,  s.  sorte  de 
bateau  de  pécbe  du  pays  de 
Galle». 

Côral,  kor'-a!,  s.  corail,  hochet, 
î?ï.    -.  dîvcr,  5.  corailleur,  m. 

Côi'nliue,  kor'-al-ine,  o.  de  co- 
rail, [(e,  f.  (danse). 

Côrant,    kô'-rannt,    s.    couran- 

Côi'lia»,  kor'-bane,s.lronc  pour 
les  aumônes,  m. 

Côrbel,  koi'-Lel,  s.  console,  f. 

Cord.  korde,  s.  corde,  f.  cor- 
don, cordaçe,  iien,  m. 

—  ninkcr,  s.  cordier,  m. 

—  of  nood,  s.  corde  de  bols,  f, 
— 5  va.  corder.  [se,  funin,  m. 
Cordage,  kor'-déâje,  s.  corda- 
Côrded,  kor'-ded,  a.  fait  de  cor- 
des, [délier. 

Coi'deli'cp,  kor-di-lîre',  s.  cor- 
Côi'dial.  kor'dji-al,  a.  cordial, 
— ,  (t.  coidial,  sincère.  [m. 

Cordiâlilj,    kor-dji-al'-i-li,    s. 

cor.iiaiité,  f.  [dialement. 

C'ôrdially,  kor'-dji-ar-li.ni/.cor- 
Côrdoii,  kor'-deune,  5.  cordon, 

m.  [s.  cordonnier,  m. 

Coi-dn  ailier,  ■  kord'-ouéue-eur, 
Côre.  kûre,  s.  cœur,  trognon,  7n. 
Coriâvt'otis,  ko-ri-é'-clieuce,  a. 

decu'r,  coriace,  [coriandre,/", 
Coi'iâiid.  ■•,  kô-ri-ann'  deur,  a. 
roriulhiaii,      kô-rinn'-thi-ane, 

a  corintbien.  [de  liéje,)n. 
Cork,   kork,  s.    liège,   bouchon 

—  board,  s.  planche  de  liège. 

—  entier,  s.  bouchonnier, 

—  scrcwjS.  lire-ljoucliou 

—  iree,  s.  cliêoe-liège. 

—  ,  vu.  boucher  a\ec"un  bouchon 
de  liège. 

Cûrky,  kor'-kf,  a.  de  liège, 
Côrmorant,    kor'-mfi-rannl,  s, 
cormoran,  glouton,  m.         [m. 
Coru,  korne,  s,  blé,  cor  au  pied, 

—  chaudier,  g.  grainetier. 


Coru  cultcr,  s.   pédicuro. 

—  Oeld,  s.  champ  de  blé.  m 

—  (lag,  s.  glaïeul,  m. 

—  Ooor,  s.  grenier  à  blé,  m 

—  Dower,  s.  bluet,  »n. 

—  laiid,  s.  terre  à  blé. 

—  lof»,  s,  grenier  à  blé,  m. 

—  rose,  s.  coquelicot,  m, 

—  «alad,  <,  doucette,  miche,  ^. 
— ,  va.  saupoudrer,  saler. 
CôrneUbérry.  koc'-nel-ber^'-ri, 

s,  cornouijie,  f.     [nouiller,  m. 

—  tree,  Coriicllau-tree,  cor- 
Coruéliau      slone,     kor-nl'-li- 

ane-slône,  s.  cornaline,  f. 

rôrucmuse,  kor'-ni-miouze,  ». 
cornemuse,  f. 

Corner,  kor'-neur,  s.  coin,  an- 
gle, tn.  encoignure,  f. 

—  hoii^c,  s.  maison  du  coin. 

—  stoiie,  s.  pierre  angulaire,  f, 
Coriiérwise,    kor-neur'-ouaïze, 

nd.  diagonalement. 

Côrnei,  kor'-nelt,  s.  cornette, 
)?;.  cornette,  f.  cornet  [instr,), 
cornet  de  papier,  m. 

rôruetcy,  kor'-nett-cl,  S.  com- 
ni.s^ion  de  cornette  (dans  l'ar- 
mée),       [joueur  de  cornet, ?n. 

Coruétter,      kor-net'-teur,    s, 

Cérnicc,  kor'-nice,  s.  corniche, 
toultière,  mouluie,/'.  [corne,/'. 

C<iruicle,  kor'-nik-kl,  s.  petite 

Coruigcrous,  kor-nidje'-i-reu- 
ce,  a.  cornu.  [m. 

Cdriiist,  kor'-niste,  a.  corniste, 

Copiiôpenn.  lior-ny-pi-ane,  s. 
cornet  à  piston, m. 

Coruuc6|iia,  kor-niou-kd'-pi-a, 
s.  corne  d'ah.oadance,/, 

Cornûle,  kor-nioute',  va.  faire 
corna rd  ou  cocu. 

roriiùled,  kor-niou'-ted,  a.  qui 
porte  des  cornes,  encorné, cocu, 

Côriiy,  kor'-ni,  ti.  de  corne;  de 
ou  .inhlé. 

Corolla,  ko-rôl'-la,  s.  corolle,  f. 

Côrollary,  kor'-ô-lar-i,  s,  corol- 
laire, )».  [ne,  guirlande,  ^. 

Coroual,  knr'-ô-ual,  s.    couron- 

— ,  'ï.  coronal. 

Côroiiury,  kor'-û-nar-i,  a,  en 
couronne. 


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COR 


Coronâtio»,     kor-ft-né'-cbeune, 

s.  couionaement,  saere. 

Côroiivf,  kor'-6-neur,  s.  procu- 
reur du  roi,  m. 

r<Sronet,  kor'-ô-nett,  ».  cou- 
ronne de  seigneur,  f. 

Cdrporal,    kor'pô-ral,    s.    cor- 

— ,  rt.  corporel.  [poral,  m. 

Corpornlity,  kor-p6-ral'-i-li,s. 
maiérialilé,  /.  [corpo.-ellemenl. 

Côrporally,    kor'pfi-ral-li,    ad 

Cérporate,  kor'-p6-réte,  a.  uni 
en  un  corps 

—  body*  s.  communauté,  f. 

Corpoi'Ation,  kor-pô-ré'-clieu- 
ne,  s,  corps  politique,  commu- 
nauté, municipaliié,  Tille  muni- 
cipale, f.  corps  de  -ville,  m, 

Corp6rcal,  kor'-pa-ri-al,  a. 
matériel.  [térialité,  f. 

Corporéity,  kor-pô-ri/-i-ti,  ma- 

CérporiTy,  kor'-p6-ri-faï,  va. 
corporifier, 

Corps,  kôre^pZur.  kfin,  s,  corps, 
régiment,  m» 

Corpse,  korpse,  s.  cadavre,  m. 

Côrpuleiicy,  kor'-piou- lennci, 
s.  corpulence,  f.  embonpoint, 
m.  [replet,  dodu. 

Corpulent,    kor'-piou-lennt,  a. 

C<li'puB-rhristi-<lay,  kor'- 
peuce-Kris'-li-day,  s.  la  fêle- 
Dieu,         [puscuie,  i/i.  atome. 

Côrpuscle,  Kor'-peuss-sijS.  cor- 

Coi-pûsculnr,  kor-peuss'-kiou- 
lar,  a.  corpusculaire. 

Corrâde,  kor-réde',  va.  user  par 
le  frottement, 

Corradiction,  kor-ré-di-é'- 

cheane,  s.  léunion  des  rayons 
en  un  point. 

Correct,  kor-rekt',  a.  correct. 

—,  va.  corriger,  chitier,  réduire. 

— ,  ad.  correctement. 

Correction,  koi-reli''-cbeune,  S. 
—  tion,  punition,  f.  châtiment, 
m.  réforme,  A  [correctif. 

Corréctîvo,    kor-reV-tive,  a.  s. 

Corrêetly,  kor-rckf-li, '/^Z.  cor- 
rectement, [exaclitude,  /. 

CorrcctiicHS,  kor-rekf'-ncsse,  s. 

Corrécior,  kor-rek'-teur,  «. 
correcteur,  m. 


Correl&t«,  kor-ri-léte'j  vn.  etif 

respoiidre. 

— ,s.  qui  est  corrélatif, 

Corréintive,  kor-ril'-a-tiTe,  tt 
corrélatif. 

Carrélntivenosis,  kor-riK-a-ll- 
■ve-nesse,  s.  corrélation,  f. 

Corréptiou,  kor-rep'-cheiine, 
s.  réprimande,  f. 

Corrcspoiitl,  kor-ri'-sponnd,  un 
correspondre,  s'accorder,  être 
proportionné, 

CorrcHpôudcMcc  ,  kor-ri- 

sponn'-denuce,  s.  correspon- 
dance, relation^  f. 

Correspéndout,  kor-ri-sponn'- 
dennt,  s.  correspondant. 

— ,  rt.  conforme, 

Coi-respiSiisive,  kor-rî-sponn^- 
cife,  a.  sortable,  convenable. 

CorridAr  kor-ri-dôre',  s.  corri- 
dor, m.  [punissable. 

Ciirri^ible,     kor'-ri-dji-bl,     ai 

CorriSborant,  —  rative,  kor- 
roV-ô-raunt,  ré-tive,  a,  forti- 
fiant, corroboratif. 

Corrôboratc,  kor-rob'^ft-rétei 
va.  corroborer,  conlirmer. 

Corroboration,  kor-rob^-ô-ré- 
cbeune,  s.  corroboralion.   [der. 

Corrode,  kor-rôde',  vu.    corro- 

Corrôdible,  —  «iblc,  kor-rô'- 
di-bl,  si-bl,  a.  qui  peut  ètra 
corrodé. 

Corrôding,  —  dent,  kor-rê'- 
dinngne,  dennt,  a.  corrosif, 
rongeant.  [rosion,  f. 

Corrosion, kor-rô'-jeune,  rt.cor- 

Corrô»i»e,  kor-r^  cive,  s.  cor- 
rosif, inquiétant,  attristant. 

Corrôgivcly.  kor-rô'-ciTe-li,a(Z 
corrosivement. 

Corrôsivenesa,  kor-r6'-cive- 
nesse,  s.  qualité  corrosive,  f. 

Côrriigant,  kor'-riou-gannt,  rt, 
qui  peut  rider.  [rider. 

rôrritgute,  kor'-ïlou-guéte,  va. 

Corriigàlion,  tor-riou-gué'- 
cheune,  J.  crisp«tlon,  f. 

Corrûpt,  kor-reupt',ua.csrroin« 
pre,  séduire,  altérer. 

— ,  vn.  se  corrompre,  se  pourrir. 

— ,  a.  corrompu,  gâté. 


COR 


440 


COT 


Cori-ûpier,    kor-reup^-teur,   ». 

coiru[iieur. 
t'<ii'i-ii|>tibflit},    —    blencss, 

kcr-reup-li-bil'-i-U,      bl-iie?se, 

s.  —  lité,  f.  [a.  corrupliLile. 
r»t'i'û|>iil>ie,  kor-reuij'-ti-LI, 
C'urniiililil]',     kor-reup'-li-bli , 

ad.  d'une  manière  corruptible. 
Coi-i'ûptloii,  kor-reup'-clieune, 

i.   corruption,  poumlurei  iui- 

quilé,  dépravation,  /. 
Corrùpiivc-,    Uor-reup'tiTe,  a. 

peslilcnliel.  [a.  incoiruptible. 
C'orrûplless  ,  kor-reupt'-lesse, 
Cori'ùptly,     kor-reupl'-li,     ad. 

vicieusement,    par    corruption, 

de  mauvaise  foi, 
rui'rii|itucsB,  kor-reupt'-nesse, 

ç.  corrup'ion,  f.  [pirale,  »!. 
C'ôi'Buii-,  kor'-sére,  s.  corsaire, 
J'oi-sf,  kôrse,  s.  cadayre,  corps, 

m. 
l'ùraet,  kor'-sett,  s.  corset,  m. 
—  muker,  s.  corsetière,  /'  [w. 
Côi'slcl,  korse'-lell,  s.  corselet, 
<oiii\'«l,  kor'-ti-kal,  «.coilical. 
<'<ii'(irutcd,     kor'-ti-ké  led,    a. 

semblable  à  l'écorce.  [d'écorce. 
roi'licôse,  kor-ti-liôse'.  a.  plein 
C'oa'ÛNcaut,   kâ-reuss''-kaDnt,  a, 

brillaul. 
Curuscâtio»,  kor-euss-ké'- 

cheune,  s   éclat,  m,  lueur,  f, 
rôrAciic,    kor'-vetl,  .s.  cervel- 
le, /.  [belle,  f. 
Cofvéïlo,   kor-Tef-lô,    s.    cour- 
C'ua  j'iubiTc-i'uiis,  kor-inira-bi!'- 

ei-eucc,  a,  —  bifère. 
rui'i'iubus,  k6-rimm'-beuce,  s. 

corymbe,  m.  j^sécanle,  f. 

rusvcaut,   kô-si-kannt  ,   s.    co- 
Co<>iue,  kô'-saïue,  «.  cosinus,  m. 
Cusiuctic,  koz-méle''-ik,  s.  cos- 
métique, fard. 
— .  a.  cosmétique.  [mlque. 

Cô-uiical,   koz'-mi-kal,    a.  cos- 
£ô^■:■l■c■ally,  koz'-uii-kal'li,  ad. 

cosmiquement.  [—  gonie,  f, 
Coïmûgony,  koi-mog'-gô-nij  s. 
Cosiuiàgi'niilier,  koz-mog'-gia- 

feur,  5.  cor nioj;raplie,  vi. 
Coeruiogi  âihival,  koz-nid-gr2c  ■ 

i-kal,  a.  co-tiio^rapbigue. 


rosiu6grr.phy,      koz-mog'-gr». 

fi,  S.  —  pbie,  f. 
Cosmôpolile,    —     litau,    koz- 

mop'-6-laîte,koz-m6-polM-lane, 
s.  —  litain. 

Côsscl.  koss'-elt,  s.  agneau,  éle- 
vé sans  sa  mère,  m.        [pens. 

Co»t,    koste,   s.  prii,  frais,   dé- 

—  ,  vn.  (cost,  coBt);  coûter) 
revenir. 

C'<S5ial,  kos'-tal,  a.  costal. 
Côslard,   kos'-tarde,  s.    grosse 
pomme  ronde,  f.         [pommes. 

—  mongi-r,     s.     marchand     de 
(ôsccruiôiigcr,  kos'-teur- 

monn'-djeur,  s.  marchand  àt 
pommes.  [astringent 

f'ôstive,   kos'-tiTe,   a.   constipé 

('oaiivcnccii,  kos-live'-nessa 
s.  con-stipatioD,/'. [somptuosité,/ 

f'ésiliucBs,    kosle'-li-uesse,    i. 

Césily,  koste'-li,  a.  somptueux, 
di.~pendieux.  [me,  m. 

Cosiùiuc,  kos-tioume',  s.  costu- 

t'oi,  kole,  cabane,  élable,  f. 

cadre,  lit  de  bord,  m.  doistier. 
DoTc  — ,  colombier.  Shcep 
— ,  bergerie.— «wold,  parc  à 
moutons. 

Côiluiid,  kote/-lanDd,s.  clos,jn. 

C'otâi:gciii,  kô-lann'-djennt,  t. 
cotangenle. 

C'otéuiporarj.  k6-temm'-p6-ra- 
ri,  a.  contemporain. 

Côtqiieau,  kote^-kouine,  5.  un 
homme  qui  s'occupe  l-;op  d'af- 
faires de  femme.         [mière,  f 

rollngv,    kot'-tédje,     s.    cbau 

CôKiiger,  Cûlticr,  kot^-lé- 
djeur,  kot'-tîeur,  s.  manant,  in- 
dividu habilant  une  cabane. 

C'odou.  toi'-tn,  s.  coton,  duvet, 

—  cloib,  s.  toile  de  coton,     [m. 

—  gii>,  s.  machine  à  égrener  le 
colon.  [ton. 

—  jpiiiij',s.  méiier  à  filer  le  co- 

—  uiill,  s.  filatuie  de  coton. 

—  trte,  s.  cotonnier,  m. 

—  yarii,  s.  ril  de  coton. 
Cociuu,  kot'-tn,  rn.  se  cotonner, 

s'acciirder,  corder 
Cotiouoiis,    Coltoiiy,    kott'-A- 
ueuce,  ni,  a.  cotonneux. 


COT  441 


COU 


Céttrel,  kol'-trel,  ».  crémaillè- 
re, A 

Coiicb,  kaoulche,  s.  couche, cou- 
chetle,  f.  lit  de  repos,  canapé, 
ni. 

—  fcllow,  ^.  camarade  de  lit,  m. 

—  gruss,  s.  cliieudent,  m. 
—,vn.  se  coucber,  s'étendre. 

— 1  va.  comprendre,  renfermer, 

couclierou  mettre  en  écrit,  met 

Ire  la  lance  en  arrêt,  [couchant. 

roûehaul,     kaoutche'-aunt,    o, 

Ccûchee,   koTi'-cbl,  s.  couclier, 

m.  -visite  de  nuit,  /.     [liste,  ?)! 

C°o<icIicr,  kaoutche'-eur,  s.  ocu 

Coii;;li,  kor,j.toux, /■.  rhume,))! 

—  ,  i)!.  tousser,  —  out,  va.  ex 
pef  torer. 

Coû^liei-,  kof/-feur,».  toussenr, 
Cuûgliiiig,  kof'-Bnngne,s.toux 
Cutcld,  koude,  «réï.  de  C«n.  [/. 
Côultcr,  kile'-teur,  t.  contre 
soc,  )7).  [le,  conseil,  ))) 

Coûiicil,  kaounn'-cil,  s.  conci 

—  boni'd,  s.  table  du  conseil,  m 
Coi'iasel,  kaounn^-cel,  s.  con- 
— ,  va.  conseiller,  [seil,  aTÎs,  m 
Coûusellable,     kaounn^-cel-a- 

bl,  a,  qui  reçoit  volontiers  un 
conseil,   [conseiller,  avocat,  m 

Coûiiscllor,     kaounn'-cel-leur 

roûiisclloi'gbip,  kaounn'-cel 
leur-cliipe,  s.  charge  de  con- 
seiller. 

Coiiiit,  kaouont,  va.  cojipter, 
croire,  réputer,  estimer. 

— ,  calcul,  compte,  m. 

— ,  .ç.  comte,  m. 

Coûii(u!>Ic,  kaounn'-ta-bl,  a.  qui 
peut  ôlre  compté. 

Coûutouance,  kaounn-'-ti-nann- 
ce,  5.  mine,  faveur,  contenan- 
ce, face,  f.  air,  appui,    visage, 

— ,  vn.  appuyer,  favoriser.      \m 

Coiiiicciiaucer,  kaounn'-ti- 
naun-ccur,  i.  partisan,  défen- 
seur, )1U 

Coùiiici-,  kaounn'-teur,s.  jeloD, 
comploir,  m. 

—  ,  ad.  contrs, 

—  -allo}-,  s.  contre-allée,  /. 

—  -Iiass,  s   contrebasse,  f. 

—  -boud,  s.  obligation,  f. 


Coûntei'-buir,  s  contre-coup. 
— ,  va.  donner  un  contre-coup. 
cbaiige,  s.  échange,  m. 

—  ,r-a.  échanger. 

—  -cbai'ge,  s.  récrimination,  /i 

—  -charm,  va.  désensorceler. 
— ,  s.  contre-charme,  m. 

—  -chcck,  s.  opposition, A 

—  ,!i)i.  s'opposer,  conirecarrer. 

—  -iK-cd,  s   contre-lettre. 

—  -disengagement,  S.  COntr*- 
dégagement ,  m. 

—  -dra-w,  va.  décalquer. 

—  -di'awiug,  s.  décalque,  m, 

—  -évidence,     s.     témoignage 
contrairej  m. 

—  -fuil,  —  stock,  .s.  contre-tail- 
le,/-. 

—  -fort,  s.  contrefort,  m. 

—  -guard,  .1.  coniregarde,  con- 
serve, enveloppe,  f. 

—  -iiiqiivsi,  va.  faire  une  cen- 
tre-enquêle. 

—  -lath,  s.  contre-latte,  f, 
—,  va.  contre-latter. 

—  -ligbi,  s.  faux-jour,  m, 

—  -uiai-cb,  s.  contre-marche,  f, 

—  -mark,  va.  contie-marquer, 
— j  s.  contremarque,/". 

—  -luine,  s.  contre-mine,  f. 

—  -mine,  la.  contre-miner,  op- 
poser. 

—  -miner,  s,  contre-mineur, m. 

—  -luotion,  s.  mouvement  con- 
traire, m. 

—  -mui-e,  s.  contreraur,  m, 

—  ,  va.  conlremurer. 

—  -natiiral,  s.  contre-nature 

—  -oi'der,  s.  contre-ordre,  m. 

—  -pace,  s.  mesure  opposée,  f. 

—  -|>lea,   J.    réponse    à  une  ae- 
cusation  (in  law). 

—  -plot,  s.  contre-finesse.  /. 

—  -point,  s.  contre-point, 
-poison,  s.  contre-poison, m. 

—  -Project,  s.  contre-projet,  m. 

—  -proof,  S-.  contre-épreuve, /. 

—  -psmcb,    s.   couire-poinfou, 
contre-seing,  m. 

—  -ténor,  s.  haute  contre,  f, 

—  -lidc.  s.  reflux,  ))). 

ticket,  .s.  contremarque,  /. 

—  -lime,  5.  conlre-leiiips,»!. 


cou 


44Î 


COU 


Coûnlei'-i'icn,  s.  position  face 

&  face,  contrastej  m, 

—  -Ti'ork,  va.  contreminer. 
Coûiiter  ac«,  kaounn'-teur-alit, 

va.  conlrecarrer. 

—balance  ,  liaounn'-leur-bal- 
lannce,  va.  contrebalancer. 

^t  s.  conire-poîds,  hi. 

— fcit,  kaouna'-teurBle,  t'a.  con- 
trefaire, imiter,  cootrouver,  in- 
Tenter,  supposer,  forger.  To 
coin, faire  delà  fausse  monnaie. 

— ,  DU.  feindre,  faire  semblant. 

—,  a.  contrefait,  faux,  forgé, 
feint. 

—,  s.  imposteur,  m.  Imposture,  f. 

—  fi'itcr,  kaounn'-teur-Ëte-eur, 
s.  imitateur,  faussaire,  vi. 

—  of  booUs,  s.  contrefacteur. 

—  of  coin,  s.  faux  monn.îyeur. 

—  of  nriliiigs,  j.  faussaire,)». 

—  fciily  taciunn'-teur-lite-li,  ad. 
avec  déguisement,  ea  faisant 
semblant. 

— niaiid,  kaounn' teur-mannd  , 
va.  contremander,  in\alider, 
révoquer,  s'élever  contre. 

—,  s.  contre-ordre,  m, 

— pane,  kaounn'-teur-péne  ,  s. 
courte-pointe,  f. 

— part,  kaounn^-teur-parte  ,  s. 
contre-partie,  copie,  /'.  double, 

— poise,  kaounn''-teur-pôïze,  s. 
contre-poids. 

— 5  va.  conlre-pe^er,  balancer, 

— roi,  vrt.  contrôler. 

— Bcarp,  kaounn^-teur-skarpe,  s 
contrescarpe,  f. 

— ,  va.  contrescarper. 

—  sîgii,  kaounn'-teur-saîne,  va. 
contresigner. 

— «ail,    kaounn'-teur-véle,     un 

valoir  autant. 
— ,  s,  équivalent,  m. 
CoûutuBS,     kaounn'-tesee,      s 

comtesse,  ^ 
Coûniiog-hoiisc,  kaounn'-tinn 

gne-liaouce,  s.  comptoir,  )7!. 
roûulli'ss,     kaounnt'-lesse,    a 

innomlirable. 
Coûiilrj-,    keuno'-Iri,  s.  pairie, 

f.    pays,    champ,    m.    cont:ée 

cairpagne,  région,  f. 


Caûutry,  a  rural, champ6tre,ign(>- 

—  life,  vie  champêtre,  f.     [rant. 

—  dauce,  s.  conire-danse,  f. 

—  house,  s.    maison  de  campa- 

—  man,— womaii,.«.provincial( 
campagnard,  compatriote,  pay- 
san. 

—  paraon,  t.  curé  de  village,  m. 

—  put,  s.  niais. 

—  'nord,s.  terme  de  province,  nx 
roûiity,   kaounn'-ti,  5.    comte, 

m.  et  (.  [ciug)  coupé,  m. 

(osipée  ,   kdîi-pl' ,   s.  (in   dan- 

C'oi'iple,  keup'-pl,  s.  couple,  m. 

— ,  171.  se  joindre.  [et  f. 

— ,  t'((.  accoupler,   unir,  coupler. 

Couplet,  keup'-lrll,  s.  couplet, 
m.  deux  vers  rimes, 

— ,  va.  faire  des  vers. 

Coûpliug,  keup'-linngne,  $.  ac- 
couplement, m.  maille,  f. 

Courage,  keur'-rèdje,  S.  cou- 
rage, m.  [«.  courageux. 

Courâgrous,  keur-ré'-dji»euce, 

Coiirâgeousljr,  keur-ré'-dji-eu- 
ce-li,  ad.  courageusement 

Courâgeousiiegs,  keur-ré'-dji- 
euce-nesse,  s.  bravoure,  intré- 
pidité, f. 

Courant,  Courâiito,  keur'- 
rannt,  keur-rann-'-tô,  s.  gazet- 
te,/■.  courante  (danse), /■.    [m, 

Courier,  kou-rîre',    ,■!.  courrier, 

Course,  kôrss,  s.  cours,  voya- 
ge, courant,  m.  course,  route, 
suite,  manière,  mesure,  car- 
rière, traite,  coutume,  condui- 
te, f.  A  ihiug  of  —,  une 
chose  habituelle.  Of — ,  ordinai- 
rement, nécessairement.  Take 
b»d  —,  suivre  une  mauvaise 
voie.  'Word*  of  — ,  s.  com- 
pliments ordinaires.  — of  hu- 
mours, s.  fluxion,  /.  —  of 
life,  s.  genre  de  vie,  m.  — 
of  lueat,  s.  service,  irt.  —  ol 
phjsic,  s.  remèdes,  m.  pi. 

— ,  va.  courir,  forcer,  disputer, 
chasser. 

To  —  oi'er,  vn.  parcourir. 

Courser,  kôr-'-seiir,  s.  coursiar, 
coureur,  chasseur,  m. 


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443 


COW 


r«iursiiig,  kôr'-sinngne,  s.  chas- 
se (lu  lièvre  au  lévrier,  f. 

Coiii't^  kôrte,  s.  court,  ruelle, 
juridiction,  audience,  f,  par- 
vis, ))(.  [gueuriale,  f. 

—  baron,—  leel,  s.  cour    sei- 

—  cai'd,  s.  figure,/'. 

—  day,  s.  jour  d'audience,  m. 

—  dresser,  s.  flalteur.    m.     [f. 

—  fnwour,s.  eau  Lénile  de  cour, 

—  hiiiid,s.  écriture  de  palais,  f. 

—  Iiidu-s,  s.  daines  de  la  cour. 

—  ninrtinl,  j.  cour  martiale,  f, 

—  niiiiioii,   s.   lavori,  m. 

—  plusK-r,  s.  taffetas  d  Angle- 

—  roll,  s.  terrier,  m.   [terre, hi 
—,  va.  Taire  la  cour  i,  solliciter, 

rechercher. 

Coûi'teo<i8-  keur'-tcbi-euce,  a 
gracieux,  débonnaire,  affahle. 

CoûrleouBly,  keur'-lcbi-cuce- 
ii,  ad.  civilement,  obligeini' 
ment. 

Coûrteoiisncss,  keur''-tchi  eu 
ce-nesse,  s.  courtoisie,  f. 

Courtesàn,  keur-ti-zane',  S 
courtisane,  femme  perdue,  f. 

Courtes}',  keur'-li-ci,  s.  bonté 
faveur,  courtoisie,  lionnêlelé,  / 

— ,  keurl'-ci,s.  révérence,/,  po 
litesse,  f. 

—,  vn.    faire  la    révérence. 

Courtier,  kôrtcMeur,  S.  courti 
San,  homme  poli,  m. 

Coiirtlikc,  a.  poli. 

—,  ad.   à    la    mode   de    la  cour 

Céurtliiiess.  kôrte'-laï-nesse,  J 
politesse,  civililé,  /. 

Céurlling,  kôrleMinugne,  ». 
courtisan,  m. 

Céui'tlj,  kôrte'-li,a.  poli, galant 

— ,  ad.  poliment. 

Côurtship,  kôrte'-chipe,  s.  ga- 
lanterie, civilité,  / 

Cotteiu,  keuz'-zn,  s.  cousin. 
First  —,  s.  cousin  germain, 
7)î.  Second  — ,  s.  cousin  is- 
su de  germain,  m.        [lin,  m. 

Cô»e,  kôve,  s.  critique,  /.  bou- 

Côveiiaut,  keuv'-i-uannt,  s. 
contrat,  m.  alliance,  ligue,  /. 

— ,  vn.  contracter,  stipuler. 

Côisuuiiter,    —  tcc,    keuvM- 


nann-teur,  tl',  s.  contractant, 
covenanlaire,  7n. 

C'ôver,  keuv^-eur,  vn,  couvrir, 
cacher,  celer,  déguiser,  pallier, 
remplir,  combler,  couvrir,  s'ae- 
coupler,  obscurcir. 

— ,  s,  couvert,  couvercle,  cou- 
vre-plat, m.  couverture,  enve- 
loppe, /.  prélexle,  manteau, «I. 

rôvering,  keuv^-eur-ini:gne,  s. 
couverture,  /. 

rôverlc»,  keuv'-eur-lett,  s.  cou- 
vre-pied, m,  a.  couverture  de 
parade,/.  [abri,  gîte,  )îî. 

rôver»,  keuv'-eurte,  s.   couvert, 

— ,  a,  en  puissance  de  mari,  à 
l'abri,  caché,  secret. 

—  Tvny,    s.  cliemîn    couvert,  m. 
(é<cril}',  teuV-eurt-li,  ad.  en 

secret. 
Cûverluess,     keuv'-eurt-nesse, 

s.  secret,  m.  obscurité,  /. 
rô  ver  turc,    keuv'-eur-tchioure, 

s.  couverture,  /.  abri,  m. 
CÔTct,  keuv'-eli,  va.  convoiter. 
Côfetable,     keuv'-ett  a-bl,     a, 

désirable.  [re,  cupide. 

rôvctous,  keuv'-i-teuce,  a.  ava- 
Côweloii8ly,keuv'-i-teuce-li,«(/. 

sordidement,  avec  convoi  lise. 
CôvetoiisticsB,      keuv'-i-tcuc8- 

nesse,  s.  avarice,  cupidité,  cou- 

vo'tise,  passion,  /. 
Côvey,  keuv'-i,  s.  volée,  bande, 

couvée,  /.  —  of  partricigos, 

s.  compagnie  de  perdrix. 
rô»iii,  keuv'-ine,,v.  fraude,  /. 
Coiv,  kaou,  5.  vache,  /. 

—  leeclt,  s.  vétérinaire,  m. 

—  boy,  —  berd,  —  keepery 
».  vacher,  vachère. 

—  hotise,  s.  étable  à  vaches,  /. 

—  pox,  s.  vaccine,  /. 

—  diing,s.  bouse  de  vache,  /. 

—  peu,  s.  parc  à  vaches,  m. 
Tow,  kaou,  va.  inlimider. 
C'6ward,  kaou-'-eurd,  i\  poltron, 

lâche,  timide,  [polironnerio, /. 
Cowardïce,  kaou^-eur-dice,  s. 
Côwardiincss,      kaou/-eurd-li- 

nesse, .s. lâcheté, /.  [che,  poltron. 
Cômardly:  kaou'-eurdli,  a  \ii 
— ,  ad.  lâchement. 


CRA 


444 


C<Jv 


,  kaou'-eur,  vn,  s»  bals- 
capu- 


Conl.  kaoule,  s.  capuce, 
clion,  ?eaii,  baquet,  m, 

Cônslip.  kaou'-Elipe,s.  primevè- 
re,/', toucou,»!.  [coq,/',  fat,  m. 

C6iroml»,kok5'-kôrnc,.s.cr6le  de 

C6.\c<inibrj-,  kciks'-komeri,  s. 
fatuité,  f.  [a.  impeilinent, 

Coxrôiuical,    koks-kôme'-ik-ai, 

Coy,  kûî,  «.retenu,  modeste. 

— ,  s.  précieuse,  f. 

— ,  vn.  se  comporter  avec  réserve, 
avec  pruderie.       [limidiment. 

C'6jly,koï'-ii,  ad.  précieusement, 

t'oviii-ss,  koï'-nesse,  s.  reteuue, 
pruderie,  f.  [pou'). 

Coz,  keuz,  s.  cou-sin  (abréviation 

Cozon,  keui'-in,  va.  duper, 
tromper.  [fourberie,/. 

rozi'iinge,      keuî'-zn-édje,      s. 

Côzeucr,  keuz^-ZD-eur,  s.  four- 
be, m. 

t'rab,  krabe,  s.  crabe,  écrevis- 
se  de  mer,  loup-garou,  pie- 
grièche,  Cancer  (ast.),  m.  pom- 
me sauvage,  /. 

—  «ree,  s.  pommier  sauvage, m. 
Ci-âbbcT,     krab'-beur,   s.      rat 

d'eau,  m. 

Crâbbed,  krab'-bed,  a.  4pre, 
bourru,  faniasqiie,  raboteux. 
—  look,  5.  visage  rechigné. 

Crâbbcdly,  krab'-bed-li,  ad. 
durement. 

Crûbbcdiiess,  kraiy-bed-nesse, 
s.  humeur  cliagrine,  âpreté  de 
goûl,  ^  (of  style),  s.  inégali- 
té, f. 

Crnck,  krak,  s.  explosion,  fente, 
fêlure,  /.  crac,  bruit,  M.  van- 
teur,  m  folie,  prostituée,  /. 

—  •bi'uiued,  s.  fou,  711.  folle,  /. 

—  -roi»e,  s.  pendard,  nt.       [»i. 

—  -hL-uip,s   gibier  de  potence, 
.— ,  va.  fêler,  fendre,  casser,  cra- 
quer, gercer,  éclater. 

— ,  ira.  se  vanter,  se  crever, 

—  a  boKlc,  avalernne  bouteille. 

—  a  joki!,  lâcher  un  bon  mot. 

—  a  louse,  tuer  un  pou. 
Cracker,   krak'-keur,  s.  pétard, 

m.  vanteur,  papillote,  f. 


CRA 

'râckliiig,  krak'-klinngno,  << 
craquement,  bruit,  rissolé,  »!• 

'râckle.  krak'-kl,  vn.  pétiller, 

'rûckuell,  krak'-nel,  s.  craqua- 
lin,  m. 

'radie,  kré'-dl,  s.  lerceau,  m. 

-  -cioibes.  S.  langes,  /.  pi. 
garniture  de  berceau,  [berceau. 

-,  t'a.  bercer;  un.  être  dans  um 

■pafi,  krafte,  s.  métier,  m  ru- 
se, /".  [par  artifice, 

'râriily,  kraf'-ti-li,«d.  par  ruse, 

'l'ârtincsa,  krar'-li-nesse,s.  su- 
percherie, manigance,  /. 

'râftsmau,  krafts'-mane,  S.  ar- 
tisan, m.  [s.  fripon, 

'râftsmaater,  kr^^s'-niasteur, 

'râi'iy,  kraf'-li,  a.  rasé,  adroit. 

"rag.  krag,  s.  rocher,  -oc,  chi- 
gnon du  cou,  in.  cime,  f. 

"râgged,  krag'gued,  a.  rabo- 
teux, hérissé  de   lochers. 

'r&ggiiiess,  —  gednesSf  krag'- 
gui-ues  e,  krag'-gued-nesse,  s. 
élat  rociilleux.         [rocailleux. 

''■âggy,    krag'-gui,    a.   escarpé, 

'raiu,  krame,  va.  fourrer,  pous- 
ser,    remplir,     garnir,     farcir. 

-,  vn  mangerjusqu'à  satiété.  — 
one^H  self,  se  farcir.  —  poul^ 
try .  engraisser  de  la  \o. aille. ■ 

'ràuiljo.  l,ramm'-bô,  ».  jeu  de 
rimes,  corbillon,  in, 

V.-iuip.  krammp,  S.   cratnpe, /• 

-  fisb,  s.  torpille,  /. 

-  Bi-ou,  S.  crampon,  crochet,  »!• 
-5  va.  gêner,  accrocher. 

-  iti,  sceller,  cramponner. 

-  oui,  arracher.  [nn. 
■ .  a.  diflicile,  fantasque,  biscor- 
'ranipt.  krammpt  ,/>re<.  et  parti 

de  C'ruuip.  [grue  (mar.). 

'rouage,  kré'-nidje,  s.  droit  de 
raiie,  kréne.t.  grue,/-  siphon, 


e,/-  siphc 
fnium,  ; 


-  *8  bill,  s.  bec  de   grue, 

"râiiiiim,  kré'-ni-eume,  s.  crâ- 
ne, m.  [allègre. 

'riiiak,  kranngk,  a.  dispos,  m. 
,  s  détour,  manivelle,  sens 
forcé,  jeu  de  mots,  m» 

'râiikle,  kianng'-kl,  vyi.  ser- 
penter, creuser  en  angles. 


CRE 


445 


CKK 


Cr&nkles,  krann'-glî,  s.  pi.  re- 
plis, Tn.pl.  inégalité?,  f.  pi. 

CrniiknesB^  kranugk^-nesse,  5. 
sanlé,  vigueur,  f  [Ta?sé. 

Cràiiiiied,     kran'-nid ,  a.    cre- 

Crânny,  kran^'-nij  S   crevasse,/. 

Crape,  krépe,  s.  crêpe,  crépon, 
m.  [casser. 

Crash, kracbe,  va.  froisser,  fra- 

—,  un.  faire  du  fracas.  [m. 

— ,  s.  fracas,  débat,  froissement, 

Crag*,  krasse,  n.   épais,  grosiier. 

Cràssitude,  kras'-si-tioude,  s. 
épaisseur,  grossièreté,  f. 

Crastiiiâlion,  krass-ti-né^- 

cheune,  s.  délai,  m. 

Cruteb,  kratche,  s,  ritelier,  m. 
crèche,  f. 

Crûier,  kré'-teur,  s.  cratère,  m. 

Ci'auucli,  kranntche,  va.  cro- 
quer. 

Ci-avât,  kra-vatt',  s.  cravate,  f. 

Crave,  kréve,  va.  implorer,  de- 
mander avec  importunilé. 

Crâven,  kré'-vn,  s.  lâche,  pol- 
tron, coq  vaincu. 

— ,  un.  intimider,   rendre  iâclie. 

CrAver,  kré'-veur,  s.  deman- 
deur, solliciteur  [tiahle. 

Cràvîiig,  kré'-vinngne,  «.  insa- 

Ct'âvitigiicss,  kré'-vinngne-nes- 
se,  s.  insatiabililé,  f.    [seaux.) 

Criiw,  kritù,  s.  jabot,    »?i.  (d'oi- 

Crawl,  krâùl,  va.  ramper,  se  lial- 
ner,  serpenter,  être  couvert  de. 
—  u|>,  grimper. 

—,  s.  pêcherie,  bordigue,  ^. 

Crawler,  kriù'-leur.  s.  reptile, 
ni. 

Ci'âwliug,  krau'-linngne, S.  l'ac- 
tion de  ramper,  de  se  traîner. 

Ca-ay'fish,CràwDBh,kré'-fiche, 
kraV-tiche,  s.  écrevisse,  f. 

Crayon,  kré'-eune,  s.  crayon, 
pastel,  m.  dessin  au  crayon. 

Craze,  kréze,  va,  froisser,  rom- 
pre, affaiblir. 

Crazcdiiess,  Crâziiicss,  kré^- 
zed-nesse,  kré^-zi-nesse,  s.  dé- 
mence, caducité,  f. 

Crâzy,  kré'-zi,  a.  caduc,  infir- 
me, fou,  )ii.  folle,  /. 

C^eak,     kcikei    vn,     craquer. 


crier  (comme  une  porte  on  det 
souliers).        [quement,  cri,  m. 
Créakiiig^  kri^-Kinngne,  s.  cra- 
Crcaui,  krime,  vn.  écrémer. 
—,  s.  crème,  f.  la  fleur,  le  meil- 
leur d'une  chose. 

—  iart,  s.  tarte  à  la  crème,  f. 

—  ruced,n.  pâle,  poltron,  faible. 
Crénniy,    kri'-mi,    a,    plein   d« 

crème,     [f.  pli,  m.  ancrure,  f. 

Créaee,      krice,      ».      plissure, 

— ,  va.  plisser. 

Créate,  kri'-éte,  va.  créer,  éta- 
blir, causer,  exciter,     [tion,  f. 

Création,  kri-é^-cheune,  s.  créa- 

Creâiiiie,  kri-é'-tive, n. inventif. 

Crcû«or,  kri-é'-leur,  s.  créa- 
teur, m.  [ture,/'. 

Crvuturo,  kri^-tchîoure,  s.  crca- 

Crédcnce,  kri'-dennce,  ». 
croyance,  foi,  /-  renom,  nî. 

Crcdcnda,  kri-denn'-da,  s,  pi, 
articles  de  foi,  m.  pi. 

Crédciit,  kri'-dennt,  a.  crédule, 
croyable. 

Crcdéiitials,  kri-denn'-clialz,  S. 
lettres  de  créance,  f.  pi. 

Crediltility,  Crédiblencss, 
kred-i-bil'-i-ti,  —  bl-nesse,  s. 
vraisemblance,  f.  [ble. 

Crédible,  kred'-i-bl,  a.  croya- 

CrédiUly,  kred'-i-bli,  ad.  proba- 
blement. 

Crédit,  kred'-ite,  ».  crédit,  pou- 
voir, honneur,  m.  foi,  réputa- 
tion, estime,  /.       [faire  crédit. 

— ,  un.  ajouter  foi,  faire  honneur, 

Créditublo,  kred'-ile-a-bl,  a, 
hounête,  honorable,  estimable, 

Crédilableuess,  kred'-ite-a-bl- 
nesse,  s.  estime,  réputation,  /. 

Créditably,  kred'-itt-a-bli,  ad, 
honnêtement,  [cier. 

Créditer,  kred'-ite-eur,  s.créan- 

Crcdùlity,  Ifri-diou'-li-ti,  s.  cré- 
dulité, f, 

Crédiilou»,kFed'-djiou-leuce,a. 
crédule. 

CrédiilousuesB,  kred^-djiou- 
leuce-nesse,  s.  crcdulilé,  f. 

Creod,  kiîde,  s.  croyance,  fm 
symbole,  m. 

Creek,  krike,  vn,  craquer. 


CRE 


446 


CRI 


€reok,  s.  crique,  f.  quai,  lour- 
nant,  m.  anse,  saillie,  /". 

f  ré<--lij-.  kri'-ki,  n.  plein  de  cri- 
ques, de  détours. 

Crcep,  krîpe,  vn.  (crépi,  crée» 
pc<l,  ci'op*),  se  traîner,  ram- 
per, [le  chien  coucliant. 

—  niid   croiicb,    ramper,    faire 

—  BiB^  îiitO)  se  couler,  se  glisser, 
s'insinuer  dans.  [ment. 

—  on,    s'approcher     insen-ible- 

—  out,  sortir  avec  adresse  et 
sans  liruit.  How  you  —,  que 
vous   marchez   doucement. 

Crccper,  krl'-peur,  s.  plante 
crimpanto,  reptile,  chenet, 
grimpereau,   m.  [paloire. 

Ci-écpUolc,kr!pe''-h6le,s.échap- 

Crcopîiig,  Kiîp'-inn^nc,  a.  ram- 
pant,   [lenlemeni,  en  rampant. 

rri-epiiigl)-.  krîp'-inngne-li,  ad. 

Ci'ciiâted,  kri-né'-ted,  a.  échan- 
cré,  entaillé. 

Ci-euéllatcd,  kri-nel'-Ié-tcd,  a. 
crénelé. 

Cit'-ole,  kri'-ol,  s.  créole. 

Ci'cpitute,  krep'-i-téle,  un.  pé- 
tiller, [s.  pétillement,  vi. 

Cropil&lion,    krep-i-lé'-cheune, 

Crejit,  krept,  prêt,  et  part,  de 
C'i'cep.  [créjuscule,  »!, 

Crépuscule,    kri-peuce'-kioule, 

Ci'és.cciit,  Trésci-ve,  kres'- 
cennt,  kres'-cive,   a.  croissant. 

—.s.  croissant  de  la  lune,  m, 

Crcss,  kress,  s.  cresson,  m. 

—  I>ed,  s.  cressonnière,  f. 
rrcssct,  kres'-seti,  .s.  fanal,  tu, 
Crcsi,kreste,  s.  oêle,/'.  cimier, 

huppe,  timbre  (blason),  m.  — 
of  a  horse,  s.  encolure,  f. 

—  crowiied,  ((.  huppé. 

—  fallen,  a.  abattu,  qui  porte 
l'oreille  basse.  [cimier. 

Crésled,   krcs'-ted,  a.  qui  a  un 
Crcstlcsa,       kreste'-lesse,      a. 

ignoble,  bas.  [crétacé. 

ri'ctAcooiig,    kri-té'-chcuce,   a. 
ri'ciaied,   kri'-lé-ted,  a.    frotté 

avec  de  la  craie. 
C'.-cvice,   kre-v'-ice,  s.  crevasse, 

fente,  lézarde,  f. 
Crcw.    Irôîi.  i.rirt.  de  Crow. 


Crewr,s.équipaiîe  de  navire, réu- 
nion d'individus,  foule,    [laine. 

rréwcl.  kro'îi'-il,  S.    peloton  da 

C'rîlj,  krihe,  .s.  crèche,  mangeoi- 
re, cabane,  stalle  (d'un bœuf),/. 

—,  va.  escamoter,  voler,  renfer- 
iner.  [cartes,»??. 

Crilibagc,  krilZ-bédje,  s.  jeu  de 

C'rfliltli,.  krib'-bi,  s.  crible,  m. 

('rick,  krik,  s.  torticolis,  cri 
d'une  porte,  m. 

Crickci,  krik'-kett,  s.  grillon, 
tabouret,  strapontin,  m.  jeu  de 
la  cro.=.se,  f.  [raut,  m. 

Crier,    kraï'-eur,    s,  crieur,    hé- 

Ciime,  kraïme,  ï,  crime,  for- 
fait, m.  [coupable. 

Crimc-rul,  kraïnr.e'-foul,  a.  très- 
Ci  iiucIcBs,  kraime'-lesse,  a.  in- 
"Of<^n'-  [criminel. 

Criiuinal,     krime'-i-nal,    a.    ». 

Criiuinali,',  krimeM-nal-11,  ad. 
—  nellement. 

Criminalue*»,  krime'-i-nal- 
nesse,  s.  culpabilité,  crimina- 
''_'é._  [incriminer, 

Criniinalo,    krime'-i-néle,    va, 

Crimiiiâiion,  krime-i-né'-cheu- 
ne,  s.  accusation,  f 

Criuiiiiatory,  krime'-i-né-teur- 
i,_n._accusaioire.         [coupable. 

rriiniiioiis,  krime'-i-neuce,    a. 

f rfiniiioiisly,  krime'-i-neuce- 
li,  ad.  d'une  manière  crimi- 
nelle. 

CrfiuinoiiBiiess,  krime'-i-neu- 
ce  liesse,  s.   culpabilité,  crime. 

Ci-iinp,  krimnip,  a.  friable,  fra- 
gile, cassant. 

— ,  s.  agent,  supp9t,»i. 

Criuiple,  kriram'-pl,  tjo.  plis- 
ser, rider,  contracter,    [moisi. 

d'iiu^on.    krimm'-zn,    a,     cra- 

— ,  S.  cramoisi,  m. 

— ,  vn.  teindre  en  cramoisi. 

Criiicum,  krinngk'-eume,  >. 
fanlai.'ie,  contradiction,  cram- 

Ci-iiige,  krinndje,  !•,<.  aduler, 
faire  le   chien  co'.cliant,   ram- 

,  P.'"''-  . 

C'i'iiigiiig,  k'^.nn'-djinngne,  i. 
servilité,  bassesse. 


CRO 


447 


CRO 


Crlnfgeroiis,    kra!-nid'-dji-reu- 

ce,«.  couvert  de  poil. 
Ci-îiiklo.    krioog'-kl,    va.  frip- 

per,chillonner.  vn.  être  frippé. 
CrÎRiilc^     ri'iiiose,    kraV-DÎLe, 

nôse,  a,  chevelu,  poilu. 
Criuôsity,     kraï-nôse'-i-ti,      a. 

aboudance  de  cheveux,  de  poils. 
Crippli-,  krip'-pl,  a.  s.  boiteux, 

impotent,  perclus,  usé. 
— ,  va.  estropier. 
Cri|>plencs8.  krip'-pl-nesse,   s. 

élat  d'imijotenco.  [effort,  m. 
Ci-isis.  kraï'-cisse,  s.  criçe,  f. 
Crisp,  krispe,  a.  crépu,  cassant, 

rissolé.   —  nlmouds,   ^.   pra- 
lines, f.  pi, 
— ,  va.  crêper,  fripper,  friser. 
Crispiiig-pin,  —  -iroii,  S.  fer 

à  friser,  m.  [l'action  de  friser. 
Crispation,  kris-pé^-cheune,  ». 
Crisp  iiess,     krispe'-nesse,     t. 

frisure,  f, 
Crîspy,  kris/-pi,  a,  frisé. 
Critérion,    kraï-té'-ri-eune,    s. 

critérium,  signe  critique,  m. 
Cri'iic,  krite'-ik,«.  critique,  cen- 
seur, [tiquer,  censurer. 
Criticisc,  krile'-i-saîze,  va,  cri- 
Critical,  krite'-i-kal,  a.  critique, 

dangereux. 

—  affaii',  a.  affaire  délicate. 

—  day,  s.  jour  de  crise. 
Criiically,   krite'-i-k.il-li,  ad.  à 

la  rigueur.         [s.  précision,  f, 

Cricîcalueas,  krite'-i-kal-nesse, 

Criticism,  krite'-icizm,  s.  cri- 
tique, f. 

Croak,  krdke,  vn.  coasser  [com- 
me les  grenouilles,)  croasser 
(comme  les  corbeaux). 

Crôttkiiig,  krô'-kinngne,  s. 
coassement,  croassement,  m. 

Crôceoiis,  krô'-chi-euce,  a.  jau- 
ne de  safran.  [re,  m. 

Crack,    kroke,    S.    pot    de    ter- 

Crôckery,  krok'-eur-i,  ».  pote- 
rie, f. 

Crûcodilo,  krok'-ô-dile,  s.  cro- 
codile, m. 

Crocus,  krô'-keuce,s.  safran, m. 

Croft,  krofte,  s. petit  clos,  m. 

Croiséde,  Crûsade,   kroii'-cé- 


de,    krdù'-céde,    s.     croisade, 
folie,  f.  [imbécile. 

Croise,  kroïce,  s,  croisé, pèlerin, 

Croie,  krône,  s.  -vieille  brebis, 
vieille  femme,  ^. 

Crôiiy,  krô'-ni,  s.  vieux  ami,  m. 

Crook  ,  krolike  ,  s.  croc,  cro- 
chet, m.  houlette,  f. 

—,  vn.  courber,  voûlcr. 

Croôkliack,  krôtike^-bak,  s» 
bo'su,  m.  [bossu. 

Crookbackod^  krouke^-bakt,  a. 

Croôkcd ,  kro'ùk'-ed,  a.  cour- 
bé, tortu,  pervers- 

Croôki'dly,  kroùk'-ed-li,  ad. 
torlueufement. 

Croôkodiiess,  kroîik'-ed-nesse, 
s.  couverture,  f.  détour,  repli, 
m. 

Crop,  krope,  s.  jabot,  m.  récol- 
te, f   cheval  écourlé,  7)!, 

— ,  va.  écourter,  couper,  brou- 
ter, cueillir. 

— ,  V)i.  produire  du  fruit. 

Crôprull,  krope'-foul,  a.  repu, 
gorgé.  [d'indigestion. 

Crôpsik,   krope'-sik,  a.  malade 

Crûsicr,  krô'-ji-eur,  s.  crosse 
d'évêque,  f.  [petile  croix. 

Crôslet,kross'-lette,s.  croisette, 

Cross,  kross,  s.  croix,  traverse, 
aflliciion,  f. 

— ,   a.   oblique,   en   traver.s,    de 
travers,  bourru,  fantasque,  con- 
traire,   choquant,    dur,     insul- 
tant, incommode,  fâcheux,  têtu,  ' 
opiniâtre. 

—  bars,  s.  croisées. 

—  b.->r-shot,s.  boulet  ramé,  m. 

—  Iicam,  s.  traversin,  m. 

—  bile ,  s.  traverse,  f.  contre- 
temps, m, 

—  bon-,  s.  arbalèle,  f. 

—  bowcr,  s.  arlialétrier,  m. 

—  caper,  s.  entrechat,  m. 

—  diiy,s.  jour  malheureux. 

—  exauiiiiatioii ,  s.  questions 
captieuses,      [tiens  captieuses. 

—  ciainiuc,  vn.  faire  des  ques- 

—  fortune,  s.  revers  de  fortune, 
malheur,  m. 

—  graiiied,  a.  revêohe. 

—  keya,  s,  clefs  en  sautoir. 


CRO 


448 


CRU 


Crosg-lrggod ,  S.  jarahes  en 
croix,  f.  pi  l^sent. 

—  liucs,   s.  lignes  qui    se  croi- 

—  piirposcs  f  3,  contrariétési 
f.pl. 

—  row,  s.  alphabet,  m. 

—  wuy,  s.  carrefour,  m. 

—  niiid,  s.  vent  contraire,  m. 

—  wisc ,  ad,  en  trayers ,  de 
travers.  [pi. 

—  nords.    s.   paroles   dures,  f. 
—,  va.  traverser,  croiser,  passer, 

ficher,  contrarier,  faire  mal. 
—  iigaîii,  repasser.  —  over, 
traverser.  —  ou»,  ad,  de  ou 
en  travers,  à  rebours. 

—,  pr.  à,  au  travers. 

Créssly,  liross^-ii,  ad.  en  tra- 
vers, malheureusemeut,  mal. 

Crôssiioss,  krûss'-nes;e,  s.  ma- 
lice,/, [hameçon,  ni. 

Crotch,     kiotche,    s.    crochet, 

rrôiclicl,  k:otche'-ell,s.  noire, 
f.  (mus.) 

— ,  s.  crochet,  m.  (imp.) 

—,  s.  finesse,  ruse,  f. 

— ,  s.  caprice,  m. 

Crouoh,  krauulclie,  U/i.se  tapir, 
ramper,    iaire   des    courbettes. 

Crouj),  krotipe,  s.  croupe,  f. 
croupion,  m. 

Croûpade,  kroîi^-pédo,  s. 
(man  ),   croupade,  f. 

Crow,  krô,  8.  corneille,  f.  le- 
vier de  fer,  chant  du  coq,  m. 
To  —  pluck  â  —,  perdre  son 
temps. 

—  foo«,  s.  chausse-trappe,  f. 
—,  (Crew-ci-owed),  vn.  chan- 
ter, se  vanter, 

Cronrd,  kraoude,  3.  foule,  pres- 
se, mullilude,  /.  violon,  m. 

—,  va.  emplir  de  foule,  entasser, 
presser.  [multitude. 

—,  vn.  venir  en  foule,  être  une 
To  — in,  se  jeter  dans  la  foule, 
enfoncer.  To  —  «ail,  forcer 
de  voiles.  [nélrier,  m, 

Créwdcr,    krou^-deur,     s.     mé- 

Cron'u,  kraoune,  s.  couronne, 
guirlande,  récompense,  som- 
met, cime,  forme,  f.  diadème, 
Mhèvement,  m. 


Crown  impérial, s. rouronoeim- 
périale  (plante), /.     [ronne,m. 

—  Iitnd,  t.  domaine    de  la   cou- 

—  glass,  s.  verre  blanc,  m, 

—  whoei,   s.     roue    de    rencon- 
tre, f. 

—  noi'k,  s     couron,,,»menl,  m. 
— ,  ta   couronner,    récompenser, 

achever  glorieu.sement. 
Crucial,    krôu'-chl-al,  o.    (chi.), 

crucial. 
Cruciale,      krou'-chi-éle,      va. 

tourmenter.  [set,  m, 

Crûcible,   krôïi'-ci-bl,    5.  creu- 
Crucifcroiis,   krdù-cifM-reuce, 

a.  crucifère. 
CrùciOcr,     kroîi^-ci-fa!-eur,     s, 

celui  qui  crucifie.  [m. 

Crucifix,  krôù'-ci-Sks,  s.  crucifix, 
Criicirîxiou,     krdu  ci-fik^-cliçu- 

ne,  s.  crucifiement,  m.  [cifier. 
Crûcify,  krdù'-ci-faï,  va.  cru- 
Ci-ûde.  kroùde,    a.  cru,  impar- 

faii,  m,  grossier. 
Crûdelf,    kroùde'-li,    ad.  crû- 
ment. 
Crùdeuoss,   Criidil),  kroùde'- 

ne^se,    liroù'-di-ti,    s.  crudité, 

indigestion,  f, 
Crûdy,  krdu-dl,  a,  cru. 
Cruel,  kiôù'-el,  a.  cruel,  rude. 
Crûeliji,  krou'-el-li,    ad.  cruel- 
lement, impitoyablement. 
Crûelty,  —  liesse,   krôU'-el-tJ, 

ne=se,s.  cruauté,  /. 
Crûeutate,     krôù'-enn-téte,    a. 

eusangianté. 
Crûet,  kro'ù'-elt,   s.    burette,  f. 

vinaigrier,  vi.  huilier. 

—  stand,  s.  porte-huilier,  m. 
Cruise,     krolice,    ».    croisière. 

— jkroTize,  s.  course,  burette,  f 
— ,  va.  croiser,  aller  en  course. 
Crûiser,  kroTi'-zeur,  j.  cro:.«eur, 

gaide-côle,  m.  [miette,  /. 

Cruni,  Criinib,  kreume,  s.  mie, 
Criim,       Crûiuble,       kreume, 

kreum'-bl,  va.  écraser,  ruiner, 

opprimer,  émier,  diviser. 
Crûiumy,   kreura'-mi,    a,    mou, 

dodu,  plein  de  mie. 
Cruuip,  krcummp,  a   courbé. 

—  «Iioulderedia.  bossu. 


CRY 


449 


CUD 


Crump  footeil.a.  quiales pieds 
tortus.  [da  galette. 

Crûlupet,  kreum'-pett,  s.e$|jèce 

Crùiuple,  kreum'-pl,  va.  bou- 
chonner, chiffonner,  tordre. 

—,  s.  bouchon,  ni. 

Ci'ûiupliiig,  kreump'-llnngne, 
s.  pomme  ridée,  f. 

Ciûpper,  kreup'-peur,  i,  crou- 
pe, croupière,  f. 

Crûi-ol,  krôîi'-ral,  a.  crural. 

Crûsnde,  t'rûsado.  kroù'-céde, 
cédo,  s.  croisade,  f. 

riûsctikroV-celt,». creuset,  m 

Criasb,  kreucbe,  $.  choc,  m. 

— ;  va    écraser,    serrer,  presser, 

— ,  vn.  se  condenser.       [abattre. 

Crust,  kreusle,  ».  croûte,  f, 

—,  V)i.  se  former  en  croûte. 

CriBsC&ceoiis,  kreuss-té^-cheu- 
ce,  a.  cruslacé,  à  écailles. 

Criist&ceousuess,  kreuss-lé^- 
cheuce-nesse,  «.  imbrication. 

Crûslily,  kreus&'-ti-ll.ad.  aigre- 
ment, [s.  aigreur,  f. 

Crûstiuess,        kreuss'-ti-nesse, 

t'rûstjr,  kreu3s'-ti,  a  croûteui, 
rébarbatif. 

C'rulch,  kreutcbe,  I,  béquille,^. 

—,  vn.  s«  soutenir  avec  des  bé- 
quiles, 

Cryt  kraS,  un.  crier,  pleurer, appe- 
ler. To — alond,  élever  la  voii. 
To— dowii,  décrier.  To— out, 
s'écrier,  crier,  accoucher,  se 
récrier,  faire  honte.  To—  un» 
io,  réclamer,  invoquer.  To  — 
up,  exalter,  prôner,  vanter. 

— j  f.  lamentation,  f.  cri,  ap- 
plaudissement, m. 

—  of  houiids,  I.  mente,  f, 

Crj'îng,  kraï'-inngse,  a,  criant, 
énorme,  axo"'nlant.  —  out, 
».  cri,  m.  acclamation,  f.  tra- 
vail d'enfant,  m.  —  dowu,  ». 
décri,  rabais,  m. 
Cry'al,  kraî'-el,  s.  héron,  m, 
Cry/ptical,  tCry'pt'ik,  krip'-tl- 

kal,  tik,  a.  secret. 
Cry'ptically,  krip'-ti-kal-li,  ad, 

secrèlement. 
Cry'siul,     kris'-tal,     »,     cris- 
tal, m. 


Cry/stalliuc,   kris'-lal-UIne,  «> 

cristallin. 
Crystnllizàtion,  kris-tal-li-zi  ' 

cheune,  s.  —  satiou,  /. 
Pry/slnllize,  kris'-i'\l-laïie,  Va, 

cristalliser. 
Cub,    keube,  s.    le    petit    d'une 
bête    fauve  ;      généralement     | 
ourson,  renardeau,  m. 

Ciibàtiou,  kiou-bé^'Cheune,  $t 
l'action  d'être  couché,  /. 

Cube,  kioube,  J!.  cube,  m. 

rûbic,  Cûbical,  kiou'-bik,  bl- 
kal,  a.  cubique,  triple. 

Cûbicalness,  kiou'-bi-kal-nes* 
se,  a.  état  de  ce  qui  est  cu- 
bique. 

Cubiculary,  kiou-bik'-Mou-lar- 
i,  n.  fait  pour  s'y  coucher. 

Cùbiforiin,  kiou'-bi-forme,  Se 
cubique. 

C'ûbii,  kiou'-bite,  ».  co-t'i^a^  f, 

Cûbiiul,  kiou'-bi-tal,  a.  cubitai, 
lonj  d'une  coudée. 

Cûckold,  keuk^-keulds,  s.  cocu, 
poltron,  m. 

— ,  va.  faire  coen. 

Cûckoldlf,  keuk'-keulde-li,  a. 
méprisable,  vil. 

Cûckoldom,  keuk'-keul-dea- 
me,  s.  adultère,  cocuage,  m. 

rûckoo,  keuk'-kôùjS  coucon,?n. 

Ciicûllate,  t'ueàllated,  kiou- 
keul'-léle,  ié-tec,  -  capuchon- 
né.  [».  coucoiuDre,  m, 

rûcumber,       kôù'-keum-beur, 

Cucurbît&ceous,  kiou-kenr-bl^ 
té'-cheuce,  a.  cucurbitaci* 

Cûcurbiie,  kiou'-keur-bite|  l. 
cucurbit», /■. 

Cud,  kende,  »,  aliment  qui  M 
trouve  dans  la  panse  des  rumi- 
nants. Ta  chevr  tbe  —fVn. 
ruminer,  méditer. 

Cûdden,  C'ûddy,  Vend'-dD. 
keud'-di,  ».  niais, 

Cûddy,  keud'-di,  ».  (niai.)  eui 
sine  de  navire,  f.        [dorloter. 

rûddie,  keud'-dl,  vn.  mitonner, 

Cùdgel,  keud'-djil,  ».  gourdin, 

— ,  iKi.  bâtanner.  [bâion,  m, 

Cûdgt'lliiig,  kcud'-djel-linni^nt 
».  bastonnade,  f. 

29 


CUM 


450 


CUR 


Cue,  kicu,s.  queue,  le(on,  ha- 

mcur,  f.  In  good  —,  de  bon- 
ne humeur, 
Câei'iio,  kouer'-p3,    In,  ad.  eu 

chemise. 
Cuff,  keuf,  vn.  sourfleter,  baltr« 

k  coup;  de  poing  [poing. 

—,   vn.   se     battre   &    coups    de 
—  ,  s.  soufflet,  m.  manchetle,  f. 
Cuirûaa,  kou''-race',  ».  cuirasse, 

f.  [rassier.  m, 

Cuiraaciier,koul-ras-sire',  s.cui- 
Cuixb,  kouice,  s.  culssart,  m. 
Cûliuary,   kiou'-Il-nar-i,  a.  de 

cuisine. 
Cull,  keull,  va.  trier,  tirer. 
Cûlleuder,    keul'-lenn-deur,   i. 

passoire,/'.  [choisit 

Cûlier,  kcul'-leur,  t.  ceiui  qu 
Cûlliou,  keulMeune,  >.  nigaud 

poltron,  m.  rche,vil 

CûllionI},  keul'-Ieune-M,  a.  IS 
Cùllf ,  keul'-!i,  $.  dupe,  f,  dln 
—,  va.  duper,  tromper,  [don,  m, 
Culiu,  keulme,  s.  chaume,  pe 

til  charbon  de  terre,  m. 
Cûluiiuale,   keui'-ini-aéte,    vn. 

CDlmlner,  (ajtr.). 
Culniliiâiion,  keul-mi-oé^- 

choiioe,  8.  culminatioo  (astr.) 
Culpability,  keul-pa-bil'-i-ti,  ». 

blâme,  m.  [lile,  coupable. 

Cûlpable,  keu!'-pa-bl,rt.  blima- 
Câl^ableness  ^         keul^-pa-bi- 

nesse,  ».  faute,  f, 
Cûlpably,      keul'-pa-bli,      ad. 

crimiuellemeut.  [criminel. 

Cùlpi'it,  keul'-prite,  ».  aeensé, 
rùlilvate,      keul'-ti-véle,     va. 

cultiver.  [j.  culture,  f. 

CulU*â(lon,keul-ti-vé'-clieune, 
Cultitaior,   keul-ti-ïé'-teur,    ». 

cultivateur,  m.  [ture,  f. 

CûUure,  keul'-tchioure,  ».  cul- 
Cûlvor,    keul'-vear,    ».    pigeon 

ramier,  m.  [coulevrine,  f. 

Cûlvvi'în,       ken!'-vi-rine,       s. 
Cômber,    keom'-beur,  va.  em- 
barrasser, surcharier, accabler. 
Cûiubcraoïiie,         Câuabi'otis, 

keurae'-l)eur-5eume,   breuce,  a 

incGinmode.à  charge, importun. 
riiiw%«r»uu>(.'ly,      k«UB'''«^ur- 


seume-ll,  ad.  incommodémenC 

Cumbcrsomouess,  Cûm* 

brunce,  keum'-beur-seume- 
nesse,  keum^-brannce,  ».  em* 
barras,  m.  gêne,  f.  [in. 

Cûmlii,    keume'-ine,  ».  cumin, 

Cûmulate,  kiou'-miou-!éle.  t..i. 
cumuler,  accumuler. 

CumulûiiuB,  kiou-miou-lé'-cheu- 
ne,  s.  accumulation    f.  tas,  m. 

t'âmuIatlTe,  kiou'-miou-lë-tiTe, 
a.  formé  par  accumulalioa. 

Cunct&tisu,  keunngk-té'-cbeuoe, 
j.  retard,  m.  [temporiseur,  m. 

rûiiciator,  keunogk'-lé-teur,  ». 

Cuuéîforni,  Cûneal,  Cuiica» 
led,  kiou-ni'-i-forme,  niai, 
ni-é-tod,  a.    en  forme  de  coin. 

Ciiuuiug,  keun'-ninngne,a.  fin, 
rusé,  adroit,  subtil,  caché. 

—,  ».  Snesse,  idreise,  ruse,  (. 
artifice,  m. 

Cûnuiiigly,  keun'-nlnngne-ll. 
ad.  finement,  adroitement, 
avec  adresse. 

Cûuuingnian,  keun'-ninr.gne- 
mane,s.  devin,  dev-ieurciè  [ré- 
sors cachés,    [cesse,  s.  ruse,  f. 

Cûuiiiiiguoas,     keun''-ninngn&. 

Cup,  keupe,  ».  coupe,  tasse,  f. 
gobelet,  calice,  m.  Be  bac 
got  a  —  lo  much,  i^  a  bu 
un  petit  coup  de  trop.  ÏUey 
are  —  aud  eau, ils  son',  .srais 
intimes. 

—,  Vil.  venlouser,  sacrifier. 

rûpbearer,  keup'-bé-reoï,  ?. 
échanson,  m. 

Cûpbor^i'd,  keup'-beurde,  ;. 
armoire,  f.  buffet,  m. 

— ,  va.  amasser,  lljésauriser. 

rùpid.  kIOD'-pIde,  j.  Cnpidon,f«. 

Ciiiiidiiy,  kiou-pid'-i-ti,  s.  cufr:- 
diié,  f.  [m.  coupole,/, 

Cûpola,    kiou'-pô-la,    ».     dôme, 

Cûpper,  keup'.peur.  s.  ventou- 
seur.         [g'ace,  s    ventouse,  f. 

rûppliig-gla»»,  keup'-piDn^ne- 

C'ùpreuuH,  kiou'-pri-euce,  a.  de 
cuivre.  [chiea,n«. 

Tiir,    teur,   ».  mauvais,    mâtin, 

^^Ûrable,  ki(      ■ 


ltiou'-ra-ï'l,a.  guéri» 


CUR 


45i 


CUR 


CârableiipBs.  kioii'-ra-bl-nes- 
se,  s.  possibilité  d'être  guéri, ^. 

Cûracji,  CiirjitoHhip,  kiou'- 
ra-ci,  kiou''-iéte-cliipe,  s.  char- 
ge de  Ticaire,  cure,  f. 

Cûrate,  kiou'-réte,  s.  vicaire, 
curé,  m.  [ratif. 

Cnrative,  Iciou'-ra-tive,  a.  cu- 

Cûrutor,  kiou '-ré-leur,  s.  cu- 
rateur, odrniaislrateur,  m. 

Curb,  lieurbe,  va.  réprimer,  te- 
nir en  bride. 

—,  s.  gourmetle,  frein,  m.  mar- 
delle,  margelle,  f. 

Curd,  keurde,  $.  eaillebote,  f. 
lait  caillé,  m. 

—,va.  cailler,  figer. 

—  ,vn.  se  cailler,    se  fiirer.  [1er. 
Cûrdle,  keur'-dl,  va.  faire  caii- 
Cûrdy,  keur'-di,  a.  caillé,   coa- 
gulé. 

Cure,  kioure,  s.  remède,  m. 
guérison,/'.— of  «oui»,  s.  char- 
ge d'âmes,  f.  [ysr,  saler. 

— ,    va.    guérir,  traiter,  uonser- 

Cûreless,  kioure'- lesse,  a.  irré- 
méJiable,  incurable.     [seur,(i!. 

Curer,    kiou^-reur,     t.     guéris- 

Cûrfew,  keur'-Ëou,  a.  couvre- 
feu,  m.        [iiiléges  de  la  cour. 

Curiâlity,  kiou-ri-alM-ti,  s.  pri- 

Cûring,  kiou'-riangne,  t.  cure, 
guérison,  f 

Curiôsity ,  kiourl-oss'-l-tl  ,  s. 
curiosité,  délicatesse,  beauté,;'. 

Cûriou»,  kiou'-ri-euce,  «.  cu- 
rieux, délicat,  fia,  e.vquis,  ad- 
mirable, e>act.  [curieusement. 

Cûriously,  kiou'-rl-euce-li,  ad. 

CurI,  keurle,s.  boucle,  frisure,^. 

— ,va.  boucler,  friser. 

—,  11»,  se  boucler,  se  friser. 

Curled,  keur-ld,  a.  frisé,  bou- 
clé, perlé.  [m. 

Cûriew,  keur'Ilou,  I.  courlieu, 

Cûriiug,  kâur'-liangae,  s.  fri- 
sure, f, 

—  iron,  ».  ter  il  friser,  m. 

—  paper,  I.  papillote,  f, 

—  pipe,  ^.  bilboquet,  m« 
Curmûdgeoii,  keur-mbud'-djeu- 

ne,  ».  avare,  m. 
Cai'uinilecoiil)',     keur-ffleud'- 


djeune-II,  ad.  en  avare,  mesqui- 
nement. 

Cûrraut,  keur'-rannt,  s.  raisin 
de  Corinthe,  m,  groseille,  f. 

—  tree,  —  busb,  s,  groseiller, 
m.  [cours,  m.  durée,  f 

Cùrreucy,       keur'-renn-ci,      s, 

Cûrreut,  keur'-renat,  a.  cou- 
rant, de  mise,  re(u,  établi. 

— .  s.  courant,  m. 

Cûi'renlly,  Keur'-rennt-li,  ad. 
couramment,    généralemont. 

Currentuess,  keur'-rennt-nes- 
se,  s.  prononciation  aisée,  /. 
circulation. 

Cûrricle,  keur'-ri-kl,  i.  cabrio- 
let à  deux  chevaux,  m,       [m. 

Cûrrîer,  keur^*rl-eur,  corroyeur, 

Cûrrish,  keur'-riche,  a.  brutal 

Cûrrisbly,  keur'-riche-li,  ad, 
rudement.  [s.  brutalité,/. 

FûrrishneM,  keur'-riche-QOsse, 

Cûrry,  keur'-rl,  va.  corroyer, 
étriller, battre.  To  —  faïuur, 
s'iusinuer  dans  les  bonnes  grâ- 
ces. —  wilb,  faire  la  cour  à. 

Cûrrycomb,  keur'-ri-kôiuc,  s. 
étrille,  f.  [imprécation,  f. 

Curse,    keurse,  (.    malédiclion, 

—,  va.  maudire,  excrier,  vouer, 
affliger. 

—,vn,  blasphémer,  jurer. 

Cûrscd,  keur'-sed,  o.  maudit, 
méchant.  —  be!  maudit  soitl 

Cùrscdly,  keur'-sed-li,  ad,  ho> 
riblement.  [noirceur,  f 

Cûrseduosa,  keur'-sed-nesse, «. 

Cûrsbip,  keur'-chipe,  s.  mau- 
vaise humeur,  bassesse,  /.  avi- 
lissement, m.  [ticien,  m. 

Cârsitor,  keur'-sl-teur,  ».  pra- 

Cûrsur,  keur'-seur,  j.  curseur, 
m.  [bàle,  sans  sn.n. 

Cârsortly,  keur^-sô-ri-IJ,  iul.  à  la 

Cûrsoriiies«,  keur'-sô-ri-Des.Sô^ 
s,  légèreté,  /.  peu  de  soin. 

Cùrsory,  Cûrâorury,  keur'- 
sô-ri,  sô-ra-ri.  <j  léger,  fait  à 
la  bi. 

Cui'st,  keurste,  t.  méchant, 

Cûi'«tuesii,  keursl'-uesse,  ftj 
mauvaise  humeur,/, 

Cui-«,  keurte,  a.  court. 


eus 


452 


CUT 


Cûi'lall,  keur'-lé!e,  va.  retran- 
rl>:r,  couper,  mutiler,  priver. 

C'ùi'iuiu,  keur'-line,  s  rideau, 
nu  portière,  courtine,  /". 

—  iecdire,  s.  mercuriale  d'une 
femme  à  son  mari,  lorsqu'ils 
sont  couckés,  f, 

—  roil,  s.  tringle,  f. 

— î  va,  garnir  de  rideaux. 
Curtâtion,  lieur-ti'-cheune,   (. 
réduction.  [bé. 

rûi*va(cd,lieur^-'vé-ted,  a.  cour- 
Curvâtio»,  C'ûrvature,   keur- 

■vé'-clieuae,    keur-vi^-tchioure, 

s.  courbjre,  f, 
—,  s.  courlje,  f. 
Cûi»c,keurve,  a.  courbe, courbé. 

—  ,  va.  courber. 

CiirTci,  keur--voll',  vn.  faire  des 
courteUes,  sauter. 

—,  s.  courbette,  gaillardise,  f. 

C'iirvilîucar,  keur-vili-ne'-!-ar, 
a.  curviligne.  [bure,  f. 

f'ûi-vit}',    keur'-vi-ti,    s      cour- 

C'ûshiou,  keuclie'-eune,  ou  keu- 
cbe^-iue,  t.  coussin,  m.  bande 
de  billard,  f. 

Ciisbioiieil,  keucb&'-euDnd,  a. 
garni  de  coussins. 

Cusp,  keuspe,  s.  (ast.)  corne  du 
croissant  de  la  lune,  /. 

Cûspnted,  C'Û8pidated,keas^- 
{.é-led,  keus'-pi-dé-ted,  a.  cus- 
pidé,  terminé  en  pointes. 

ràstai'd,  keus'-teurde,  s.  flan, 
111.  dariole,  f.  [prison,  f. 

Cifsiody,    keus^-lô-di,  5.   garde, 

{'lisioin,  keusMcume,  >.  coutu- 
me, babitude,  pratique,  cha- 
land, douane,  /. 

—  fi-eo,  franc  de  droits. 

—  -duty,  s.  droit  de  douane. 

—  «lioiise,  s.  la  douane,  bureau 
d'octroi. 

— -buiise-afflcer,  I.  douanier. 
Cûstoiuablo,   keus^-teume-a-bl, 

a,  habituel. 
CûâtomableneSB,  keu.V-teume- 

a-bl-uesse,  t.  coutume. 
rùstoniablj',  keuâ'-teume-a-bli, 

lul.  communément. 
t'ùstoinarilj,  keu5'-leutL<-ar-l- 

li,  ad.  ordiuairemeati 


C'nstoiuariuess,  keusMeume- 
ar-i-nesse,  a.  co  oui  arrive  sou- 
Tcni.  (a.  ordinaire. 

Cût4tomury.        aeus^-teura-ar-i, 

—  lan's,  s.  droit  commun,  )n. 
CÛBioiii4?d,  keus'-teumd.  a.  usi- 
té, achalandé.  .^ 

C'ûstonier,  keus'-teume-ear,  $, 
chaland,  prilique,  f. 

Cûnircl,  keus'-trel,  t.  icujer; 
garde-ducorps,  m. 

Cul,  keut,  i<n.  (cu«,  eut),  cou- 
per, tailler,  trancher,  sculpter, 
percer,  piquer,  se  couper,  se 
croiser.  —  a  figure,  faire  fi- 
gure. —  a  loaf,  entamer  ud 
pain.  —  a«uudcr,  déchirer, 
couper,  briser.  —  capers,  ca- 
brioler. —  down,  couper, 
•cier,  dépendre,    surpasser.  — 

—  lo»»,  tirer  h  la  courle  pail- 
le. —  ofl,  couper,  trancher, 
(ailler,  priver,  retrancher,  em- 
pêcher. —  oJT  deliiys,  se  dé- 
pêcher. —  ou»,  tailler, couper, 
exceller.  —  o»er  tbe  face, 
balafrer.  —  sbori,  interrom- 
pre, arrêter  court.  —  small, 
hacher,  apetisser.  —  lo  Ihe 
heart,    fâcher,  faire  enrager. 

—  up,  couper,  trancher,  dis- 
séquer. 

— ,  s.  coupure,  coupe,  taille,  tail- 
le-douce, tranche,  balafre,  f. 
malheur,  m.  Draw  —,  va. 
tirer  la  courle  paille.  De  i»  of 
tbc  same  —,  il  est  de  la  mi- 
me trempe.  Tbe  firsl  —,  •. 
l'entame,  f. 

—  -pui'se,  $.  filou,  m.  [yo. 

—  -ibroHt,  S.  cou po-jarrel,  Èra- 
— ,  a.  barbare,  cruel. 

—  -naler,  s,  '.aille-mer,  m. 
avant-bec,  arrière-bec  (d'un 
ponlj.  [cuîaué. 

fûtaiieoua,  kiou''-lé-ni'euce,  a. 
Cuie,  kioute,    a.   <ip    nouveau, 

moût,  lîi. 
Ciiticle,  kiou'-ti-kl,  s.  cuticule, 

peau,  f.  épiderroe,  m.  [cutané. 
C'uiiciilar,  kioU'tik'-iou-leur,a. 

Cûiiaa,  keuUMace,  I.  coutelas, 
m. 


DAG 


453 


DAI 


Côtier,  leull'-Ienr,  »,  conteJier, 

m. 
Cû«le«,Xcutl'-fett,  j.  côtelette,;'. 
Cutter,  keut'-teur,  s.   coupeur, 
—,  s.  cutter,  m.  [m. 

—,  s.  deDt  Incisive,  f. 
rûtting,  keut''-tiDDgne,  $.  con- 

pe,  f.  morceau,  m. 

—  oll,  j.  amputation,  f, 

—  of  the  teeth,  la  sortie  des 
—,  a.  piquant,  satirique,  [dents. 
Cntlle,  keut'-tl,  s.  médifant,  m. 
Cûitle-Csh,     lieut'-tl-Gcbe,     $. 

sèclie,  /. 
Cy^clc,  saf'-lil,  S.  cjcle,  m. 

—  of  the  nioon,  s.  cycle  lunaire. 

—  ofibeaun.  s.  cycle  so'aire. 
fj'/cloid,  saV-li!oïde,  s.    cjclol- 

de, /■.  [encyclopédie,/. 

Cjclo|iœ'dla,  sal-klft-pi'-dl-a, J. 

Cy'gnet,  cig'-netl,  1   jeune  cy- 
gne, m.  [lindre,  m. 

Cy/liuder,  ciK-lnn-deur,  3.   cj- 


Cy'Kndric,    —    cal,    d'-Ilnn» 

drik,  dri-kal,  o.  cylindrique. 
Cymâr,     ci-mar'',    s.    simarre, 

ceinture,  f. 
ry'mbal,  cimm'-baV    s.CfjYila- 

le,  m.  » 

Cyneeétfks,    cine-'-1jî'-ri1ii,  », 

art  de  la  chafse, 
Cy'uic,    cy'nlcnl,  clne'-ili,  ci- 

ne'-i-kal,    n.    sévère,    auslèie, 

rude,  cynique.  Impoli, 
— ,  s.  cynique. 
Cy'nosiire*    cine'-8-jIoure,     ». 

Pelile  Ourse  (la),  f. 
Cy'pre»»,  saî'-presse,  S.  cyprès, 
—  ti'ee,  s.  cyprès.         (deuil,  i/t. 
ry'pros,    saï'preusse,   s.    cype- 

rus,  m    gaze,  f. 
Cyst,  ciste,  s.  tumeur,  f. 
Cy'ailc,  ciss'-tik,  a.  cyslique 
C'iar,  zar,  s.  czar,  m. 
Cziirina,  7a'-ri-na,s.  czarine,/. 
Czârish,  zarMcUe,  a.  de  czar. 


D 


D,  dl,  S.  à,  SOO,  abréviation  pour 
penny,   fa  (mus.). 

Dub,  dabo,  $,  tape,  f.  lambeau, 
guenille,  f.;  salope,  éclabous- 
sure,  barbne,  /.  croissant,  maî- 
tre expert,  m. 

—,  va.  frapper  légèrement, 

— ,  vn,  pêcher  t  la  ligne  volante. 

—  ckick  (Towl),  I.  poussin,  m. 
foulque,  f. 

Dâbble,  daV-bl,  va.  barbouil- 
ler, mouiller,  éclabousser. 

—,  un.  pstauger,  barbotor,  se 
mêler  de, solliciter. 

Dâbbler,  dab'-leur,  S.  barbo- 
teur,  bousilleur.  [son). 

Dâce,  dace,  s.  vandoise,/".  (pois- 

Dâctyle,  dak'-lii,  ».  dactyle,  ni. 

Dâd  or  Dâddy,dade,  dad''-dy, 
s.  papa,  m.  [pourri,  m. 

Dâddoc,     dad''-dok,     ».     tronc 

Dnffodil,  daf-O-dii,».  asphodè- 
le,/. 

Dag,  dag,  t.   dagne,  f.   pisto- 


let,   m,    At  —  s-drnning,  k 

couteaux  liré.i.     [poignard,  m. 

ï^âgger,  dag'-gueur,s.  dague,/. 

—,  s    croix,  /■.  (imp  ). 

DAggle,  dag'-gl,  va  crotter, 
traîner  dans  la  boue. 

—,  vn.  se  traîner  dans  la  boue, 
se  crotler.  [boussé,  crclté, 

DAgglelail,  dag'-gl-téle,  a.  écla- 

Dâily,  dé'-ll,  journalier,  qucU- 
dien.  ['Ours, 

— ,  ad.    journellement,  tous    les 

Dâintily,  déne'-ll-li,  ad.  déli- 
catement, agréablement. 

Dâiuiiuess,  déne'-ll-ne^sc,  s. 
friandise,  délicatesse,  élégance, 

Dninty,  déne'  ti,  ».  friandise,  dii- 
lieatesse,  /.  mon  chéri,  n;ou 
bijou,  (mot  d'amilié). 

—  ,a.  friand,  délicat,  spipndidee 
somptueux,  m.ignîfiqi'S,  super- 
be, joli,  curieux, 

Dâiry,  dé^-ri,».  laiterie,^! 


DAM 


454 


DAP 


Dairjî  iBnid.s.  lait  ère,/. 

—  itinii,  s.  laitier,  crémier. 

—  iinu.an,  s.  crémière,  f. 
Bû;',i>  dé'-zi,  ».  marguerite, p&- 

(iiierfite,  f. 

Bj-.to.  déle.s.vairée,  /.vallon, m. 

Dâ'.Iiitiice,  dai'-li-annce,s.  cares- 
?rf,  f.  pi.  badinage,  retard,  iii. 

Dâllier.  dal'-ll-eur,  s.  badin. 

Di'ilfy.  dal'-li,  on.  badiner,  folâ- 
tri  r,  cajoler,  se  jouer,  larder. 

D:;c!:.  dime,  s.  mère,  femelle, 
d  triic,  éclu?e,  f. 

— .  CI.  fermer  par  0=9  (£^8, 
ciini.nir,  renfermer. 

ï>;jia:. ge.  dame'-édjB,  ».  domma- 
ge. Ion.  m.  iojurc,  f. 

— •  va.  endommager,   Duire. 

— .  vn.  s'endommager. 

Ditmagcs,  ».  fl.  dédommage- 
mi^nt,  m. 

Bâiuogcable,  dam'-édje-a-bl, 
a.  dommageable. 

Bâi:insceue,  dame'-2n,  ».  pru- 
ne de  damas,  f.  [))!. 

Itt'imask.  dame'-eusk,  ».  damas, 

—  -bed,  s.   lit  de  damas,  m. 

—  litiun,  ».  linge  dama=sé,  m. 
— ,  r;î.  damasser,  bigarrer. 
Dûuinsken,  Dâumskoeu, 

dame'-as-klne.ua.  damasquiner. 

Sumstskéning,  dame-as-lii'- 
ninngne,  s.  dama.=quiDure,  f. 

Oaitio.  déme,  ».  dame,  f. 

Banni,  dame,  va.  damner,  sif- 
fler une  pièce.  [damnable. 

l'A  m  II  aille,      damm'-na-bl,    a. 

câitiii:ibl;,  damm'-na-bll,  ad. 
liorrillement. 

DamizAtion,  damm-né'-elieune, 
s.  damnation,  f. 

Efi'.iu»i!(oi-y ,  darom'-na-teur-I, 
a.  q  ni  condamne. 

r  .'iiiiiivd,  dammd  ou  dame'-ned, 
Cl.  damné, sifflé, horiible,  mé- 
thar.'t.  [nlcieux. 

tsaninific.  damm-nif'-ik,  a.  per- 

BûsKiiifs,  damm'-ni-fal,  vn.  en- 
'îdmniagcr,  faire  tort. 

Dùiniiiitgneiia,  damm'-rinngne- 
nefîe,  s.  damnation,  f. 

Dnuip.  dammp,  n,  humide,  moi- 
te, affligé,  abattu. 


Damp,  S.  brouillard, abattement, 
m.  ijumidilé,  f.    [ger,  ralentir, 

— ,  va.   rendre  humide,   découra» 

Dûmpish,  damm'-piche,  a.  moi- 
te. 

Dânipnrss,  —  planneis, 
dammp'-nesse ,  damm'-plche- 
nesse,  «.humidité,  moiteur,/. 

Dâmpj,  damni'pi,  a.  triste, 
sombre,  abailu.  [le,  /, 

Dâinsel,  damm'-zel,  ».  jeune  SU 

Dâmsoii,damm'-in,  ».  prune  de 
damas,  /. 

Dauce.  dannce,urt.  danser. 

— ,  vn.  faire  danser.  [grne. 

—  aticiidaure,   falra  le  pied  de 
— .  s    danse,  /. 

Dâiicer,  dann'-cenr,».  dansear, 
Bâticîiig.     dann'-cinngne,     (, 
danse,  /. 

—  mastcr,».  mattrede  danse, m. 

—  parcy,  s   soirée  dansante,/. 

—  room,  s.  salle  è  dan«er,  /. 

-  «cbool,  s.  école  de  danse,  /. 
Daiid<!lioii,dann-di-lai'-eune,  ». 

pissenlit  [pi  ),  m. 
Dâiidiprat,    dann'-di-pratl,  s. 

nabot,  ragot. 
9â:sd(c,   dann'-dl,  va.   bercer, 

dorloter,  caresser. 
Dâiidic:',  dannd'-leur,   ».    ber^ 

cur,  berceuse,  celui  qui  dorlote» 
Bâ::;!riilT,  dacn'-dreuff, S.  cras- 
se de  la  tête,  /. 
Di'iixïy.  dancz-di,  ».  dandin,  pe- 

lilni.ître,  sot,  fat,  ridicule,  m. 
Iiâuenort,     déne'-oueurte,    *, 

(lo.)  hièb':,  /. 
Danger,  déne'-djeur,  «.danger, 

péril,  ))!. 
CûKgL'rlcsg,   déne'-djenr  lesse- 

(I.  fans  danger,  [a.  dangereux, 
Vûiigeroiis,  déne'-djeur-euce, 
î.'âi.gerou»!y,     déne'-dj8ur-eu* 

C'i-li,  ad.  dangereusement. 
Câiiscrousness.     déne'.djeD^ 

euco-nesse,  s/,  péril,  m. 
I>i;iii)le,  dann'g'l,  va.  pendillei 
tiaiigler,  daiing'-gleur,   ».  sou 

pirant,  m. 
DÂtikiGh,  Duuk.  udnDgk'-icIie) 

dinngk,  a.  moite,  humide. 
»«p,   dai..e,  vn.   laisser  tomber 


DAS 


455 


DAY 


doucement      l'hameçon       dans 

l'eau.  [égrillard,  m. 

Bâppor,   dap'-peur,   J.    éveillé, 

—  ,  II.  pétulant.  [t.  nain,  m. 
Dâ|>|»epliiig,dap''-p8ur-linngne, 
Dâpple,    dap'-pl,  a.    pommelé. 

—  groy,  a.  gris  pommelé,  m. 
Oâpple,  dap'-pl,  Vit.  bij^arrer. 
Dâre,dére,un.  (durs*,  dared), 

oser,  défier,  braver.  —  larks, 

chasser  au  miroir. 
—,  s.  défi,  m. 

Diiroful,  dére'-foul,  a.  conBsat. 
Dû.'ing,   dé'-rinngne,    «•  hardi, 

téméraire.  [m. 

—  glas»,  s.  miroir  &  alouettes, 
Dâringly,    dé'-rinngne-li,    ad. 

hardiment,  [se,  s.  hardiesse, /. 
Diit-Bii^iiesa,  dé-'-rinugne-nes- 
Dai-k,  darke,  a.  obscur,  som- 
bre, noir,  caché.  —  lantcrn, 
s.  lanterne  sourde.  —  anying, 
s.  énigme,  f, 

—  sighted,  s.  mTope,  m. 

— ,  s.  ténèbres,  pi.  obscurité,  /. 

Dârkou,  dar'-kn,  va.  obscurcir, 
noircir,  offusquer. 

Dârkeiiiiig,  dark'-ninngne,  s. 
obscurcissement,  m.     [obscur. 

Dârkisb,  dark'-icbe,  a.   uo  peu 

Dâfkliug,  dark'-linngne ,  a. 
dans  l'obscurité.  [ment. 

Dâi'klf,    dark'-li,    ad.   ooscuré- 

DârkficBs,  dark^-nesse,  s.  ob- 
scurité, /.  ténèbres,^,  pi, 

n&rksome,  dark'-seume,  a. 
sombre. 

Dârliiig,  daf'-Uniigae,  a,  $.  mi- 
gnon, chéri, 

Darii,   darne,  va,  ravauder. 

—,  Darning,  dar'-ninngne,  J. 
ravaudage. 

nârnel,  dar'-nll,  s.  Ivraie,  f. 

Bâi-iiep,dar'-neur,j.  ravaudeur. 

Dâi'rain,  dar'-éne,  va.  ranger 
en  bataille,    [jeter,  fondre  sur. 

Darl,  darte,  va.  darder,  lancer, 

—  ,  s.  dard,  javelot,  trait,  m. 
Basb,  dache,  va.  froisser,  mêler, 

heurter,  frustrer,  renverser. — 
agiiiiist,  se  briser  contre.  — 
iii  [lii-ccs,  casser,  piler.  — 
oui,    tffacer,  déconcerter,  fai- 


re sauter.    —  with  dîrt,  écla« 

boussor. 

— ,  s.  coup,  trait,  mélange, m.  — 
of  a  pen,  s.  trait,  m.  —  of 
dirt,  s.  éclaboussure,  f. 

Dâ^tard,  dass'-tarde,  s.  IftchSi 
poltron,  m. 

Dâstard,  D&staraize,  dass'- 
tar-daïze,  va.  rendre  lâche. 

DâstardI;,  dass'-taide-ll,  Oa 
lâche,  de  lâche,  bas,  basse. 

Diisiardy,  dass'-tar-di ,  s.  pol- 
tronnerie, ^.  [nées. 

Diii»,dé'-ta,  i.  concessions, don- 

Dâiary.  dé'-ta-rl,  J.  dataire,  m. 

Date,  déte,  S.  date,  f.  —  (fruit) 
s,  datte,  f,  —  of  a  coiu,  s. 
millésime,  m.  f.  pi.  —  <roe, 
—  pnlm,  5.  dïltler,  m. 

— ,  va.  dater,  mettre  à  la  date. 

Dâtpless,  déte'-lesse,  a.  sans 
date. 

Ditiive,  dé'-llve,  s.  datif,  m. 

Daiilt,  diiùbe,u. barbouiller,  souil- 
ler, enduire,  pallier,  flatter, 
séduire,  faire   llijpocrite. 

Dauber,  dffl'-beur,  s.  barbouil- 
leur,  flatteur, m.  [bouillage,  m. 

Dâubiug,  di(ab/-lnngDe,  s.  bar» 

Dniil>y,  dâù'-bi.rt.  gluant. 

Dâiigbicr,  dâù'-teur,  S.  fille,;". 
(liraud  —,  petite  fille,  f. 

-  iii-lan,  s.  belle-fille,  bru,  f. 

Duiiut,  danat,  va.  intimider, 
épouvanter.  [trépide, 

BûuiitleBa,  dannt''-Iesse,  a.    In- 

Dâiiullesaness,  danatMesse- 
nesse,  s.  Intrépidité,  f. 

Dâuphiu,  d^'-fine,  s.  dauphin. 

DiUit,  dé'-vlte,  s.  (ma.),  da- 
vier, m. 

Daw,  iSù,  S,  choucas,  m. 

Dawk,  daùke,  ».  entaiile, /. 

— ,  va.  entailler. 

Dawu,  daûne,t!n.  poind^j,  com- 
mencer à  paraître. 

— ,  s.  aube,  aurore,  f.  point  du 
jour,       commencement,        m,, 

Day,  dé,  >.  jonr,  m.  journée, 
clarté,  bataille,  f.  Broad  —, 
s.  grand  jour,  m.  Fi'om  — 
to  —,  de  jour  en  jour.  Get 
Ihe   —,  gagner     ia     batailU, 


DÉO 


456 


DÉA 


In  the-',au  jour,  This  — 
■  CTen  nigbt,  II  y  i  huit 
jours.  To  a  — ^  ,>oi'r  pour 
jour.  —  before    y^Bierday, 

s.  avanl-hlir. 

—  bed,  s.  =opha,  m. 
»■  book,  s.  journal,  m. 

•-  breaks  s.  point  du  jour,  m. 

"-  0y,  s.  éphén;ère,  f, 

>-  labourer,  s.  journalier,  m. 

^  llgfai,  s.  jour,  m. 

>-  Bcbolar,  s.   externe,  7n, 

—  spi'iDg,  j.  naissance  de  l'an- 
rore. 

—  star,  <.  étoile  du  malin,  f. 

—  ^snrork,  s.  journée,  f. 
Days,    déi,  s.  jours,   temps,  siè- 
cle, m.  vie,  /■- 

Dnze,  Dâzzle,  déze,  daz^-zl,  va. 

éblouir.        [éLIouisscmcnt,  m. 

Dfizzling,      daz'-zlinngne,      s. 

—  ,  a.  éblouissant. 
Déacnn,  dl'-kn,  î.  diacre,  m. 
Déacoaieaa,      di'-kn-nesse,      s. 

diaconesse,  f. 
1>éacoiiir7,    Déaconebip,  di^- 

kn-ri,  dl'-kn-clilpe, s,  diaconat, 

m, 
Itend,  ded,    a.  nnort,    engourdi, 

pesant,  lourd,  ISche,  éventé. 

—  calm,  ».  grand  ca'me,  m. 

—  eoal,  s.  charbon  éteint,  m. 

—  -doiiig,  a.  destructif. 

—  -lîfl,  3.  lourd  fardeau,  m. 
extrémité,  f. 

~-  lagiiia,  (,  faux  sabords,  m. 

—  nenp,  s.  morle  marée,  f. 

—  -rcckoiilng,  S.  estimation 
du  lieu  où  se  trouve  un  vais- 
seau. 

—  sloep,  s.  profond  sommeil, m. 

—  lime  of  ibe  night.  s.  si- 
lence de  la  nuit.  [saison. 

c—  time  of  .Ihe  year,  s.    morle 

—  nall,  s    muraille  isolée,  f. 

—  water.  eau  croupissante,  f, 
—,  s.  les  morts,  m. 
Déaden,   ded'-dn,  va,   amortir, 

assoupir.  [rible. 

Déndly,  ded''  lî,  a.  mortel,  tcr- 
— .  od.  extrêmement,  j  "utrance. 
Dcailness,    ded'-nesse,  s.    lan- 
gueur, ^  abattement,  m. 


Deat.  def,  a,  sourd. 

Déafen,  def^-fn,  va.  assoiiidlt, 
rendre  sourd. 

Déaflcb,  def^-iche,  a.  sourdaud, 
un  peu  sourd. 

DcaOy,  def'-li,    ad.  sourdement, 

Drafne»,  def^-nesse.  S.  surdi- 
té, A 

Deal.  dlle,  a  good  —,  ad,  beau- 
coup. 

— ,  (at  cards),  s.  donne,  main, /. 

— ,  (wood),  s.  sapin,  m. 

—  ,va.(at  tards)  (deaIl,deaU), 
donner,     distribuer. 

— ,  vn.  faire,  trafiquer,  en  agir, 
traiter, faire, —  wilh,  eauser, 
combattre,  [chir. 

Déaibnio,  dK-a1-héte,  Va,   blan- 

Denlbâtion,  di-al  bé''-cheuiie,  s 
blancbimeDi,  m. 

Dealer,  di'-leur,  ».  négociant, 
marchand,  savant  de  profession, 
m.  Double  — ,  s.  homme  à 
deux  visages.  SiaaII  —,  s.  de- 
mi-savant, [m.  affaire,  f. 

Déaling,  dlMIongne,    s.    trafic, 

Déalt,  prêt,  et  part,  de  Deal. 

Dcambul&lion  ,  di-amm-biou- 
U'-cheune,  ».  promenade,  f 

DcAinbulatory,  dl-amm'-biou- 
l?.-teur-l,  a.  de  promenade. 

Dcnn,  dine,  ».  doyen,  m. 

Déniiei-y,  DëaiiKbip,  di^-neur- 
i,  dine-chipe,  ».  doyenné,  )". 

Dcar,  dire,  fi.  s.  cher,  de  grand 
prix.      Dearbougbt,     acheté 

— ,  fi    cher,  beaucoup,  [cher. 

Dcnrly,  dirc'-li,  ad.  chèrtinent. 
tendrement,  [tendresse,  /. 

Déarness.  dire^-nesse,  s.  cherté. 

Denrih,  derth,  «.disette,  cherté,/'. 

DenrKcuInte,  di-ar-lik'-iou-lé- 
te,  l'(i.  déboîter,  démettre. 

Dcutb.  deth,  ».  mort,  f.  trépas, 
m.  To  gricve  lo  — ,  mourir 
de  chagrin.  I»  U  — ,  c'est  un 
crime  capital. 

—  lii-d.  s.  lit  de  tiiort,  agonie,  f. 

—  bell,  S.  glas  de  mort. 

—  blow,  s.  coup  de  la  mort. 

—  *s  door.  s.  porte  du  tombeau, 

—  's  mail,  s.  Douireau. 

—  Hutch,  s.  grillon. 


DEB 


457 


DEC 


DénthritI,  delV-roul,  a.  mortel. 
Dënihle«»5deth'-les5e,s.  iminor- 

lel.  [gique. 

DéalhUke,delh''-IaIke,a.  lélhar- 
Weltâr,  di-bar',  ua.  exclure,  pri- 
ver. 
Dcbârl>,  ji-barhe',  va.  ébarber. 
Dcbârk,  di-bark',  l'a.  débarquer. 
Dobâse,     di  1  éce,     va.     avilir, 

abaisser,  mépriser.  To  —  eoiu, 

falsifier  la  monnaie. 
Debiacment,     dl-béce'-mennt, 

s.  aTillssement,  m. 
Deb&ser,   dt-bé'-ceur,   s.    celui 

qui  ayillt,  m.  [putable. 

I>pbàiable,  di-béte''-a-bl^  a.  dis- 
Debàte,      di-béte',    ».     dispute, 

querelle,  controverse,  f,  débat, 

m.  [contester,  songer. 

—,  un-  disputer,  discuter,  agiter, 
Deb&«>..<l,    di-béte'-ronl,  s.  a. 

contentieux.  [dispute,  /. 

Deb&<emenl,  di-béte'-mennt,  s. 
Debàler,  dl-bé'-tenr,   ».    dispu- 

teur,  m.  [banche,^. 

Dcb&ach,  di-bffîtcbe,  t.  dé- 
—,  va.  débaucher.  [bertin,  m. 
Débauchée,  di-bfik-tchl',  ».  II- 
Debfiuchcr,  di-b£itche'-eur,  i, 

débaucheur,  m. 
Debàtichery,  di'-bflltcbe'-eiir-i, 

s.  libertinage,  ni. 
Dcbâuehmënt,  dl  b^tche^- 

mennt,  s.   subornation,  f. 
Dibi'l,    Debéllole,  di-bel',   dl- 

beK-léte,  va.    subjuguer. 
Debell&iion.  deb-bei-ic-cbeune, 

s.  couquête,  /. 
Debciiture,    di-benn'-lchioure, 

s.  débet,  m.  pièce  i  l'appui  de 

laquelle  une  dette  est  réclamée. 
Dôbile,  deb'-ile,  a.  débile, 
nebilitate,  di-bil'-i-téle,  un.  af- 

Taiblir. 
Debîlit&tîon,  di-bil-i-té'-cheune, 

s.  affaiblissement,  m. 
Debility,  di-bilM-ti,  s.  faiblesse, 

débilité,/'. 
Debonâir,    aeb-ft-nère',   a.   dé- 
bonnaire, honnête,  civil,  gai, 
Dvbonûii'Iy,  deb-ô-nère'-li,  ad. 

gaîmenl,  d'un  air  affable. 
Debt,  dett,  s.  dette,  f.  Decply 


In  —,  (V,  accablé  de  dettes. 

Dpbtcd,  det'-ted,  a.  endetté. 

Dêblor. det'-teur,j.  débiteur, Mfr- 

Decaoûiuiiiatod,  di-ka-kiou^« 
ml-né-ted,  a.  tronqué. 

Décade,  dek^-ade,  ».  décads,  f. 

Décadency,  di-ké'-denn-ci,  », 
décadence,  f,  [gone. 

Dccàgon,  dek'-a-gOfi«,  a,  déca- 

Décagram,  dek'-a-grame,  s.  dé- 
cagramme,  m.  [calitre,  m, 

Décaliior,  dek'-a-ll-t«ur ,  s.  dé- 

Décalogiic,  dek'-a-log,  s.  déca- 
logue,  m.  [décamètre,  trit 

Déeameler,  dek-ame'-l-lenr,    s. 

Decâmp,  di-kammp',  un.  dé- 
camper. 

DecâmpmenI,  di-kammp'- 

mennt,  j.  décampement,  m. 

Dec&nt,  di-kannt',  ua.  transva- 
ser, décanter. 

Deaaniâtion,  dek-ann-té'-cheu- 
ne,  s.  décantation,  f. 

Décanter,  di-kann'-teur,  ».  fla- 
con, bocal,  m.  carafe,  f. 

Decâiiiiate,  dl-kap'-l-téte,  ua. 
décapiter, 

Decây,  di-ké',  un.  déchoir,  diml- 
r-^'  se  giter,  se  flétrir,  sa 
ternir,  s'user,  s'abâtardir,  vieil- 
lir, [sure,  décadence,  f. 

—,  s.  déclin,    m.   ruine,    flétris- 

DecéaBe,  dl-cise',  ».  décès,  m, 
mort,  f. 

— ,  un.  décéder,  mourir, 

Decéased,  dl-cl-st',  a.  mort, 
décédé,  défunt.  [posture,  f. 

Drcéic,  di-cite',  ».    fraude,   im- 

Decoilful,  di-cit6/-foul ,  a.  frau- 
duleux, trompeur. 

Dccéiifiilljr,  di-cito'-fonl-li,  ad. 
frauduleusement. 

Decéitriilneas,  di-clte^-foul- 
nesse,  »  nature  trompense,  dé- 
ception, tromperie,  f. 

Decôivable,  Wdi-ci'-va-bl,  a, 
décevable,   trompeur. 

DecclTableiiess,  di-d'-va-bl- 
nesse,  s.  crédulité,  candeur,  f, 

Decéive,  di-cive',  va.  tromper, 
abuser. 

DccéiTer,  di-civ'-eur,  ».  trom- 
peur. 


DEC 


458 


DEC 


Dcrénilier,    di-cemm'-benr,    ». 

Décembre,  m. 
I>er<-mvira(e,  dl-cemm'-vi-réte, 

s.  décem-viral,  m, 
ïîoeeucjf,  —  ce.    dl'-cenn-cl,  s. 
bienséance,   décence,   f.  déco- 
rum, m.  [cernai, 
neconnial.  di-cen'-nl-al,  a.  Aé- 
E>écent,  di'-cennt,  a.  bienséant, 
décent.                          [cemment. 
Dêremlj',  dl'-cennt-li,    ad.   àé- 
IBôrcnincfis.  di'-cennt-nesse,  s. 

déoence,  bienséance,  f. 

Di'ccpliliility.      di-cep-li-bil'-l- 

li,  s.  crédulité,  f.  facilité  à  être 

trompé.  fdécevable. 

Borëptible,      di  cep'-ti-bl,      a. 

Becpplion,     dl-ci  [l'-clieune,  S. 

décepiion,  tromperie,  fraude,/'. 

Dcféptioiis,  di-cep'-chcuce,   a. 

trompeur. 

DccépliTe.  —  <ory,  d!-cep^-ti- 

ve,  teur-t,  a.    trompeur,  déce- 

Tant.  [enlevé,  élagué. 

Decérpt.  di-cenrpi',  a.  extrait, 

Dccërpdble,  di-ceurp'-ti-b',  a. 

qui  peut  être  enlevé,  élapué. 
Dcrérption,     di-cenrp'-cheune, 

s.  diminution,  élaguage,  f. 
Dcrossion,  dl-cess'-cbeune,  ». 
départ,  m.  [senchanter, 

Decliârm,  di-tcharme',  va.   dé- 
Dcci'dc,    di-saïde',  «(7.   décider, 
terminer,  vider.  [résolu. 

Docidfd,  di-sa!'-ded,  a.  décidé, 
Drcided!}',     dl-sal'-ded-M,    nd. 
décidément,  résoiflment.      [m. 
Décider,  di-sa!'-deur,s.  arbitre, 
Di-ridiiig,  dl-sal'-dinngne, S. dé- 
cision, f. 
Docfdiioiia,   dl-cld''-iou-euce  ou 
di-ci'-djiou-euce,  a.  qui  tombe, 
périssable,  caduc,  [gramme.)». 
Séci^raiu,  dess'-i-granie,  s.  déci-  : 
Déeiliter,  deis'-l-U-teur,  s.  dé- 
cilitre, m.  [mal. 
Décimal,    dcEs'-l-nial,    a.  déci- 
Décimole,  dess'-i-mite,  va.  dé- 
cimer,             [s.  décimation,  f, 
Beciui&lion,dess-l-mé'-cheune, 
Dcciiiiaior,  dess'-i-mé-teur,    s. 

celui  qui  décime. 
Déciinelcr,   dess'-i-mé-Ieur,  ». 


décimètre,  m.  [chifrrer,décrlre. 
Decipher,  di-sa!'  feur,  va.  dé- 
Dociplierer,  di-saî'-feur-enr,  I. 

décbffreur,  «!. 
Dérision,    diKjij'-eune,  ».    déci- 
sion, issue,  conclusion,  f. 
DecisÎTc,  di-saî'-cive,  a.  décillf. 
DecfslTel),    di-saI'^:lTe-li,   ad. 

décisivement. 
DecIfiTeness,     dl-sal'-cWe-ne^ 

se,  s.  caractèie  décisif. 

Dccfsory,  dl-^aî'-s6-ri,  a.  décl- 

solre,  m.         [parer,  embellir. 

Deck,  dek,  (decUt).  va.  orner, 

— .  ».  pont, tlllac.  jeu  de  cartes,  m. 

Decker,  dck'-ci.r,  a.  celui    qui 

orne.  [lissement,  m, 

Dérkiitg,  deiy.inngne,  s.  imbel- 

Deelâlni.  dl-kléme',    va.  décl«- 

mer,  discp'jr'r.    [clamateur,  m, 

Declàimer,  di-klé^-meor,  ».  dé* 

Deelam&liaii,  dek-la-mé/-«hen- 

ne,  s.  —  tion,  f. 
Declamâtor,     dak-la-mf-teor, 

».  —  mateur,  nt. 
Dc-claniaiory.        dé-klam^-ma- 

tenr-i,  a.  déc!r!malolre. 
Declârable.      di-llé'-ra-bl,     a. 

réel,  qui  peu!  é'r^    prouvé. 

Déclara tè<;».  L'-k-,.T-ré^-chenne, 

»    —  tion,  f.  [déclaratif. 

Derl&raiive,  di-klar'-a-tive,  a. 

Derl6ralory,     di-klar'-a-teur-l, 

a.  aflirniatif,  déclaratif. 
Derlàratnrfly,    di-klar'-a-tenr- 

I-li,  ad.  déclaralivement. 
DeclAre,  di-k!éie',  va,  déclarer, 

avouer,  publier. 
Di'cKârenieint,  di-klére^-mennt, 

s.  déclar.ition,  /. 
Déclarer,  di-k!é'-renr,  s.   telnl 

qui  déclare. 
Decléiisioii,     di-klenn'-cheune, 
s.    déclin,    décadence,  f.    pen- 
chant, «!.  inclineison,  déclinai- 
son, f. 
Déclinable,     d:-lî!aî'-nB-bl,    a. 

déclinable. 
Declinâiion.  dek-liné'-chenne, 

».  déclin,  m   déclinaison,  f. 
Declinaiory,  di-kline'-a  Îeur-I, 

s.  —  toire,  m. 
Décline,   di-klalne'',  s.    déclin 


DEC 


459 


DED 


m.    décadence,   f.  déclinaison 

(du  soleil),  f. 
—,  fa.    décliner,  reru^er,  éTïter, 

éluder,  —  a  vorb,  conjuguer. 
— ,  vn.  baisser  ,  «'abaisser,  être 

sur  son  déclin. 
Socli'iiiiig,  dl-klaj'-nfnngne,  a. 

qui  est  sur  son  déclin. 
— .  s.  déclin,  m.  décadence,  /.  — 

âge.  j.  déclin  de  l'&ge,  m. 
Bccidvity,  dl-kliv'-i-ti,  ».  décM- 

viié,  pente,  f,  [pente. 

Doclivoiis,  dl-kli'-vence,  a.  en 
Dceùct,  di-kokie'',  va    faire  une 

décoctioa,  faire  bouillir. 
Dc'cùcliiile,  dl-kak/-ti-bl,(i.  qui 

peut  être  bouilli,  préparé    en 

décoction. 
Drc'iicdon,    —    ture,  dl-kok'- 

cheune,  tehloure,  *.  —  lion,  f, 
Decoll&te,  di'kol-Iéte',   va.  dé- 
coller, trancher  la  tête. 
Dcccllâtiou,  di-kol-lé'-cheune, 

s.  décollation,/',  [décomposer. 
KecoEupôse.di  koinm-pôze^,  va. 
E>econi|iôsile,  Dccoinpâtiiid, 

d!-!ioram-p8i-ite,   paounnd',  a. 

recomposé,    décomposé. 
Decou>|iositlon,     di-komm-p6- 

liche'-enne,  ».  —  position,  f. 
Dec<>ii]|i6und ,  di-komm- 

paounud',  «a.  décomposer,  ana- 

ijser,  recomposer. 
D.li'ui-.tte,   d6k'-4-réte,  va.   dé- 

coi-er,   orner. 
Dvco''.-ttiun,    dek-6-ré'-cIieune, 

S.  décoration,  f.  [décoratif. 
DocoiMtÏTe,  dek'-ô-ra-tite,  u. 
Di'i^^ur.ttor,    dek'-6-ré-teur,    s. 

déi  riraleur,  m. 
Dccoiou»,  dikaz-reuce,  n.  blen- 

•sén  ;t. 
Dc'i'oi'(ica«e,  dl-kSr'-tl-kéte,va. 

décorliquer. 
IV'i:o>'iicâliun,      di-kSr-ti-ké'- 

cliLuue,s.  —  tion, /". 
I^ecoriim,  di-kô'-reume, s.bien- 

séauco,  "politesse,  f.  décorum, 

m. 
I>ecoy',di  kôî',  t>.  teurrar, attirer. 
— ,  s.  Ieii%,.j,  appât,  m.  —  binl- 

diick,    s.    ui^cau    dreâSé     au 

leurre,  dppeianl. 


Dccréaae  ,  di-krise',  va.  un.  di- 
minuer, décroître. 

— ,  s.  diminution,  f,  —  of  dajis, 
s.  décroissement  des  jonrs,  »n. 
—  of  tho  nsooii,  s  déclin  de 
a  lune,  m. 

Decréc,  di-krl',  V.  oraonner,  dé- 
créter, arrêter,  décerner. 

— ,s.  ordonnance,  opinion,  sen- 
tence, f.  dognne,  précepte,  pro- 
jet, dessein,  décret,  m.  —,  (in 

chancerj),  s,   arrêt,  la ,  (of 

State),  s.  édit,  statut,  m. 

Di-ri-L-incut,  dek'-rimennt,  t. 
déchet,  m. 

Dcci'upit,  dl-krep'-ite,  a.  d6> 
crépit,  cassé  de  vieillesse. 

DL-crôpitate,  di-krep'-i-téle, 
va.  décrépiter. 

Dcciopieâtion  di-krep-i-lé'- 
cho'.ine,  s.  décrépilalion,  f. 

Deri'éiiitiide,  S —  iic»',  di-krep- 

■  l-tioude,  ite-nesse,  s.  décrépi- 
tude, f.  [j.  décours,  m 

Decréscent,        di  kresS''-cennt, 

— ,  a.  en   décadence,  qui  décline. 

Décrétai,  di-kri'-tal,a.  décrétai. 

Dcci'étnls,  di-kri'-taiz,  s.  décré- 
tales,  f.  pi.  [finitif. 

Dôcreioi'y,  dek'-ri-teur-i,n.  dé- 

Ueei-iul,  dl-kraï'-al,  ».  censure, 
/".  décri,  m,  [mer. 

Dcfi-y/,  di-kral',  t)a.  décrier,  bl4- 

9>ccii£ulieiice,  —  beucy,  di- 
keuiiira'-bennce,  benn-ci,  s 
couclier,  m. 

DcTi'imbiture,  di-koumm^-bi- 
tchii.uro,  s.  moment  où  un  ma- 
lade prend  le   lit. 

Dé-.!i|iie,dek'-iou-pl,(i.  décupla. 

— ,  Vil.  décupler. 

Decût'ioii,  di-klou'-rl-eune,  »• 
décurioD,  m. 

Deocii'tâiioii,  dek-eur-lé'-chen- 
ne,  s.  raccourcissement,  m, 

Doticeurato,  di-dek'-ô-réte,  va. 
dilTumor. 

Dedecorâtioii,  di-dek-è-rS^- 
cheune,  s.  déshonneur,  m. 

Dedécorous,  di-dek'-ô-reuce, 
a.  déshonorant. 

Dedeutition,  dCQ  enn  tiche'» 
euasi  ».  perte  des  dents,  f. 


DEF 


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DEF 


nétlicate.  dea'-l-kéte,  va,  dé- 
dier. —  1»  cliiircli,  consacrer. 

— .  a.  cnnsacré,  dédié,  [dédicace. 

Ito'licâtion,  ded-i-ké'-rlieune,  J 

I><'Mliratar,  ded'-i-ké-teur,  s. 
dédicateur.  [dédicatoîre. 

Dcclicatory,  <^ed'-i-ké-teur-i,  a. 

Dedition,  di-diche'-eune,  s.  ces- 
sien,  f,    [inrérer,  faire  dériver. 

Ocdûce,  di-diouce',  V.  déduire, 

DedûcemeHt.di-diouce'-menDl, 
s.  conséquence,  f. 

Dodi'icible,  di-diou'-cl-bl,  o. 
qu'on  peut  déduire,  inférer. 

Dodi'ict,  dirieukl/,  va.  déduire, 
préiever,  dé'alquer,  ralialtre. 

Dediictioii,  di-deuk'-clieune,  ). 
—  lion,  con?équence,  f.  es- 
compte, m.  —  of  mouej',  s. 
rabais,  m. 

Dedûctive,  di-deukMlTe,  a.  con- 
séquent. 

DodiictiTely.  dideuk'-tive-ll, 
ad.  conféqiicmment. 

Deed,  did,  s.  action,  /.  acte, 
fait,  contrat,  m.  [lent, 

Déi>dlca«,    d!d'-les5e,    a.    indo- 

Deem,  dlrae,  s.  a-vIs,  sentiment, 
m.  opinion,  f. 

—,  vn.  juger,  e?timer,  penser. 

Déemsler,  dlme'-steur,  s.  juge, 
arbitre,  m 

I»eep,  d!p,  a.  profond,  grand, 
haut,  chargé,  rusé,  caché,  ab- 
strus. 

—  bluc,  ».  bien  foncé,  m.       [f. 

—  felche»,  s.  menées  secrèles, 

—  moiii'iiix^:,  a.  grand  deuil,  m. 

—  miising,  (T.  pensif. 

—  «ouiid.  s.  son  grave,  m. 
— ,  s.  la  mer,  î)i. 

Décpcn,  dî'-pn,  vu.  enfoncer, 
creu?er,  obscurcir. 

Déopning.  dlp'-ninngne,  S.  en- 
foncement, m. 

Déeiily,  dtp'-li,  ad.  profondé- 
ment, bien  avant.         [deur,  f. 

Dé<'piiesB,dlp'-nesse,  s,  profon- 

»eor,  dlr,  j.  daim,  cerf,  m. 

Deface'  di-féce',  va.  défigurer, 
elTacer,    gâier,  ruiner,  mutiler. 

Dcrâceiuvut,  di-féce'-mennt,  ». 
mutilation,  destructioD,/, 


Dcfâccr,  dl-fé'-eeur,  s  deslrnc. 
leur,  m.  [faut,  m. 

SL-râilanee,  di-ré'-l3nnce,s.  dé- 

Dcl'âlcnle,  di-fal'-kèle,  va.  dé- 
falquer, retrancher. 

Uertilcâlion,  di-fal-ké'-chennej 
s.  dé'alcalion,  diminution,  f. 

S>cfnniÂtion,  di-fa-mé'-cheuue, 
s.  diffamation,  f. 

Def&mntorjr,  di-fame'-a-tour-i, 
a.  diffamatoire.  [décrier. 

Bi-r.'iine,  di-féme',  va.  diffamer, 

Di'fâmer,  di-fé'-raeur,  s.  diffa- 
mateur, m,  [fatiguer. 

Dprâtigate,  di-fate'-l-guéle,  va. 

Di-fntigâlion,  di-fate-i-guc'- 
ch'^une,  ».  fatigue,  f. 

nt-fAiiU,  di-fiffllt',  s.  défaut,  vi- 
ce,  manque,  m. 

— ,  va.  manquer,  rompre,  Tioler. 

Dcf&iiller,  di-faHit'-eur,  s.  ce- 
lui qui  manque  à  son  devoir, 
concussionnaire,  m. 

Dpronsnnre,  di-fl'-iannce,  i 
annihilation,  défaite,  f. 

Dorénsible,  di-fi'-zi-bl,  a.  qui 
peut  être  annulé. 

Deféat,  di-(ite',  V.  défaire,  met- 
tre en  déroute,  battre,  frustrer, 
annuler,  casser, 

—,  s.  défaile,  déroute,  f. 

ï>of(-:itiire,  di-fi'-lcbioure,  s, 
changement  de  visage,  m. 

Roferate,  def'-i-kéte,  t'a.  raffi- 
ner, çlaiifier, 

—,  a.  raffiné,  épuré. 

DcferAoion,  def-i-ké'-chcune, 
».  raffinage,  m. 

Di-focl,  d'ifekl/.  ».  défaut.  »n. 
faute,  imperfection,  f. 

Doreoliliility,  di-fek-ti-blK-i-ti, 
s.  défaut,  changement  de  visa- 
ge, m.  [parfait,  )ii. 

Dcféctible,  dl-fek'-li-bl,  «.  im- 

Bvtcclioa,  di-fek/-clieune,  *. 
défeclion,  révolte,  f. 

Di'féclive,  di-fek'-tive,  <!•  dé- 
fectueux, imparfait. 

î>f  féclÎTeness,  di-fek^-t1ve-ncs- 
be,  s.défectuo  ité,  f. 

Defi-nce,  di-fennce',  s.  défense, 
protection,  ajologie,  résistan- 
ce, fortification,/. 


DEF 


461 


DEF 


Dcréncelcsa,  di-rennce^-Ier^e,  a. 
San?  délen?e. 

Dcfvud,  di-fenri'',  va.  défen- 
dre, soulep'"-,  protéger. 

»ofûiidal)l<-,  di-fenn'-da-bl,  o. 
qui  se  peut  justifier,  lenable. 

Deréuduiit,  di-fcnu''-dannt,  s. 
défendeur. 

Dcféndor)  dl-fenn^-deuF}  s. pro- 
tecteur, défenseur,  m. 

Deféndresa,  di-fenu'-dresse,  (. 
protectrice,  f. 

Oeféusatiie,  di-fenn'-sa-tive, 
S.  garde,  f.  défense;  bandage, 
m.  emplâtre,  f- 

Deféusiltle,  di-fenn'-ci-bl,  a. 
justifiable,  lenaMe,  f. 

Derénsive,  di-fenn'-ci\e,  a.  dé- 
fensif.  —  arma,  s,  armes  dé- 
fensives, /.  pi. 

—,  s.  défensive,  f. 

DeréuBivcly,  di-fenn'-cive-li, 
ad.  sur  la  défensive. 

Dcfér,  di-feur',  mi.  différer,  re- 
mettre, déférer. 

Dcfereuce,  def'-eur-ennce.  S, 
déférence,/,  égard,  m. 

Défèrent,  def'-eur-ennt,  a.  dé- 

—  ,  s.  véhicule,  jn.  [férent. 

Defl'ance,  di-faî'-annce,  s.  ap- 
pel, défi,  m.  To  bid  ^  ,  défier, 
braver,  violer. 

Dcfi'cieucy,  di-fiche'-enD-ci|  s. 
manque,  défaut,  m. 

Dcfi'cicnt,  di-fiche'-ennlia.  dé- 
fectueux, incomplet. 

Deficiendy,  di-ficfae'-ennt-li, 
ad.  d'une  manière  défectueuse, 
incomplète. 

Déficit,  di-fi-cile',  s.  déficit,  m. 

Dcfi'er,  di-faï'-eur,  s.  celui  qui 
défie,  ni. 

Defi'le,di-faïle',t)(i.  souiller, pol- 
luer. —  a  vii'«in,  violer. 

— »  vn.  défiler, 

— ,  s.  défilé,  m, 

Defi'lemciit,  dî-.raïle'-mennt, 
5.  souillure,  pollution,  f.  [teur. 

Di-n'ler,  di-faï'-leur,  s.    corrup- 

Dc'fi'uabSe,  di-faï'-na-bl,  a.  qui 
peut  être  défini.  [miter, 

Defi'nc,  di-faïne', ua.  définir,  li- 

—,  vn.  déterminer,  décider. 


Dea''uer,  di-faï'-ueur,  i.    celai 

qui  définit,  ni.  ff. 

Dêfiiiiic,  def'-i-nilc.a.  défini. 

DvCiiitely,  def'-i-nile-li,  ad, 
dune  manière  définie,  déter- 
minée,       [se,  s.  limitation,/! 

Défiiiilcness,      deT'-i  nite-neâ» 

Defl^uitiou,  def-i'niche''-eune 
s,  définition,/'.  [définitif. 

Defi'iilcive,    di-fiue'-i-tive,     a, 

Defl'iiiiiTel}',  di-fine'-i-tive-li 
ad.  définitivement. 

Defi'uiliveiit'se.  di-fine'-i-tiv&- 
nesse,  s.  état  de  ce  qui  est 
précis,  positif. 

Dvflagrabilitr,  def-fia-gra-bil'- 
i-ti,  ».  combustibilité,  /. 

DeBûgi-able,  di-flé'-gra-bl,  a. 
combustible. 

Deflagrâtiou,  def-fla-gré'-cheu- 
ne,  s.  déflagration,  conflagra- 
tion,/. 

DcOéct,  di-flekt',  vn.  dévier. 

DeOéclion,  —  0éxure,  di- 
iltk'-chcune,  cbioure,  s.  dé- 
viation, dérive,  /. 

Dcflor&iion,  der-flo-ré''-cheune, 
s.  défloration,  /. 

Dcflôur,  di-flaour/,  va.  déflorer. 

Deflôurcr,  di-flaou'-reur, «.Cor- 
rupteur, m.  [coulant. 

DcOiioiig,  def'-fliou-euce,  a.  dé- 

UeOûxion,  di-fleuk'-cbeune,  s 
fluxion,  /.  débordement,  m, 

Defœd&tion,  def-fi-dé'-cheune, 
s.  souillure,  /. 

Derôrccmcni,  di-fftrce'-mennt, 
s.  usurpation,  f.  [rer. 

Defôrm,  di-forme',  va.    défigu- 

Dc'forniâlinn,  def-for-mé'- 

cheune,  s.  enlaidissement,  m. 

Defôrmed,  di-rorrod',  a.  diffor- 
me, [gauchement. 

Dcfôrinedly,  di-for'-med-li, ad. 

Dc-fôrmeduess,  di-for'-med- 
nesse,  8.  laideur,  f. 

Dcfôrmily,  di-for'-mi-'i,  s.  dH- 
fnrmité,  laideur,  /. 

Dcrûi'sor,  di-for'-ceur,  j,  usur- 
pateur, ravisseur,  m.         [dei. 

Defi'âiid,    di-frâiid',    va.    frau- 

Deri'âuder,  di-frâù'-dcur,  ». 
fourbe,  m. 


DÉI 


462 


DEL 


Defrây,  di-M'.  va.  défrayer. 

Di-Trâjer,  di-fré'-eur,  s.  celui 
qui  défralf!,  m. 

Derrâjnieiit,  di-rté'-mecEt,  s. 
action  de  défrayer.  ffen, 

Defûnct,  di-'eungkt',  a.  défuul, 

—  5  •«.  décédé,  mort. 

Dcrûuctioii,  dl-feungk'-cheune, 
s    mort,  f. 

Dcfy/,  di-faî',  i-o.  défier,  brader. 

—,  s.  défi,  m. 

I»efj_/er,  di-far-eur,  s.  appelant. 

Dogéucrncy,  di-djen'-er-a-ci,  s. 
dépravation,  f,  abàiardisse- 
ment,  îji.  [dégénéré. 

Degciterote,  di-djen'-eur-éle,a. 

—,  va.  dégénérer. 

Dcgéticraîcuess,  Degciioi-é* 
«ion,  di-djen'-er-éte-nesse,  é'- 
cheune,  ».  dépravation,  ,'.  .-ibâ- 
tardissemeiit,  vi.  [infâme. 

Degéueroii»,  di-djen'-er-euce,u. 

Degéiieroii»!)',  di-djen'-er-eu- 
ce-li,  nrf.  d'uue  manière  basse, 
infâme,  lâche. 

Deglûiiiiaic.  deg-gliou'-ti-néte, 
va.  déglucr,  décoller. 

Degliiiiuâtiou,  deg-gliou-ti- 
né'-cheuiie,  s.  l'action  de  dé- 
gluer.  [ne,  s.  -    tion,  /. 

DogliïlKîoii.deg-gliou-tiche'-eu- 

Dc'gradâliou,  deg-gra-dé'  clieu- 
ne,  s.  —  tion,  corruption,  f. 

Dcgi'ûfle,  di-gréde',  va.  dégra- 
der, faire  déroger.        [pas,  m. 

Dogrée,  di-grî',  s.  degré,  rang, 

Dcgiiaïâtîoii,  deg-geuss-té^- 
cbeune,  s.  dégustation,  f. 

Dcliôi't,  di-borle',  va.  dissuader. 

Dcfaoriâiioii,  di-hor-té'-cheufle, 
s.  dissuasion,  f.     [a.  persuasif. 

Dcbôi-tntory,    di-hor'-ta-leur-i, 

Deliôrter,  di-bor-'-teur,  s.  ce- 
lui qui  exhorte,  m.  [m. 

Déicide,  di'-i-saïde,  ».    déicide, 

Deiricûliou,  di-i-fi-ké'-cbeuue, 
».  apotliéose,  déilicalion,  ^ 

Déifj,  di'-i-faï,  va.  déifier. 

Dcign,  déne,  do.  daigner,  per- 
mettre, [diminuer. 

DciHiicgrftie,  di-inn-ti-gréle',  va 

Doîsm,  di'-izme,    s.   déisme,  m. 

Dii.-ii,  di'-isle,  s.  déiste,  »>., 


Déi8tical,  di'-is-tikal,  o.  qol 
regarde  les  déistes. 

Dci«y,di'-i-li, s.  divinité,  àéUé,f. 

Di-jéct,   di-djekt/,    va.  abattre, 

—,  a.  abattu,  affligé.       [affliger. 

DcjécU-dly,  di-djelf/ted-li,  ad. 
tristement. 

Dejécleduess,  Déjection,  di- 
djek'-ted-nesse,  cheune,  s. 
abattement,  m.  tonsternation; 
déjection,/.  [déjection, ^ 

Dcjccture,  dl-âjek'-tchioure,  s. 

Df!ucerâ«ion,di-la-ceré'-cbeu- 
ne,  3.  déchirement,  m. 

Deli-.c(A(iou,  del-ak-té'-cheune, 
,?.  sevrage,  m.  [be  en  bas. 

Dclâpsed,  di-lapst',  a.  qui  tom- 

Dvlûticiii,  di-lé'-choune,  s.  ac- 
cusalion,  f. 

Deiàtor,  di-lé'-teur,  ».  accusa- 
teur, espion,  délateur,  m. 

Dt'lâj',  ài-W,  ».  délai,  retarde- 
ment, m.   longueur,  f, 

— ,  va.  différer,  remettre. 

Drlâyer,  di-lé'-«ur,  5.  tempori- 
seur,  m. 

Di-loctiible,  dl'IekMa-bl,  a.  dé- 
lectable. 

Deléclabluucss,  di-leV-ta-bl- 
cesse,  s.  agrément,   plaisir,  )ii. 

Deléciiiljly,  di-ley-ta-Ui,  ad. 
délicieusement. 

Dcleciâiion,  di-lek-té'-cLeune, 
s.  délectation,  f. 

Dcipgate,  del'-i-guéte,  va.  dé- 
léguer, députer. 

Dc-lpgâcio»,  del-l-gué'-cbeune, 
s.  délégation,  f, 

Dc-léte,  di-iiie',  l'a.   effacer. 

Dcleiri'totis.  del-i-ti'-ri-tuce, 
11.  délélère    [re,  destruction,/'. 

Delt-tiou,  di-li'-eheune,  s.  ralu- 

Deir,  Deire,  Delph,  delf,  ». 
carrière,  mine,/'.  —  ware,  3. 
faïence,  f. 

Deli'.iûtiou,  del-1  bé'-cbeune,  s. 
dégusialion,  libalion,  /. 

Di>lil>ai<-,  del'-i-béte,t).  déguster. 

Dfiilici'uto,  del-iiy-er-éte,  vn. 
délibérer,  aviser,  voir. 

— ,  a.  délibéré,  prémédité,  à  des- 
sein. 

Dclsbct'ctel}',     ûi-lib'-er-éte-ll. 


DEL 


463 


DEM 


ad.  mûrement,  de  propos  déli- 
béré. 
Delibcra«ciics8^    di-litZ-er-éte- 

nesse,  s.  circonfpeclion,  ^. 

Delibci'Aiion,  di-lib-er-é'-cbeu- 
ne,  s.  délihéralion,  f. 

Dcliherative,  di-liV-er-a-tiïe, 
a.  délibéralif. 

Oélicacy,  del'-i-ka-ci,  s.  délica- 
tesse, friandise,^. 

Délicate,  del'-i-liéte,  a.  délicat, 
exquis,  agréable,  efféminé,  ten- 
dre, sensible.        [délicatement. 

Délicately,    del'-i-kéte-li,     ad. 

Délicaleiiess,  deK-i-kéte-nesse, 
s.  déiicatesse,  f. 

Délicates,  del'-i-kat>,  s.  pi. 
raretés,  choses  exquises,  f.  pi. 

Deliciuiis,  di-licbe'-euce,  a.  dé- 
licieux, [délicieusement 

Deliciously, di-liche'-euce  ii, ad. 

Delîciouguess,  di-licbu'-euce- 
nesse,  «.  délices,  f.pl.  volupté, 
f.  charme,  m. 

DeligâtJou,  del-i-gué'-cbeune, 
s,  handage,  lien,  m. 

Deli'ght,  "di-laîte',  s.  délices,  f. 
pi.  plaisir,  amusement,  m. 

— >  va.  plaire,  rejouir,  récréer. 

— ,  vn.  se  plaire,  s'amuser. 

DcligUifuI,  di-la!te'-foul,  a.  dé- 
lectable, charmant. 

Deli'i^btrulljr,  di-la!te'-roul-li, 
ad.  délicieusement. 

Delightruliiess,  di-!aïte'-roul- 
nesse,  a.  agrément,  m. 

Dcliglitsome,  di-!ûîle'-Stume, 
a.  agréable,  délicieux. 

Deligbtsouiel)',di-laïte'-;eume- 
li,  ad.  agréatjlement. 

Deli'gUtsoiueuessidilaïte'-seu- 
me-nesse,  s   agiément,  m. 

Doliiieate.  di-line'-i-éle,  un.  des- 
siner, esquisser,  peindre. 

DeIiiieaiioii,di-line-i-é'-cbeune, 
s.  délinéatinn,  f. 

Del{nquenry,di.|lnng'-koueoc- 
ci,  s.  délit,  crime,  »i. 

Deli'uqueiit,  di-linug'-kouennt, 
».  délinquant.  [fondre. 

Déliquate,  del'-l-kouéte,  vn,  se 

Deliquàtiuu,  del-i-koué'-cheu- 
ne,  s.  disboiulion,  /', 


Deliquésce ,  del-i-kouesse',  vn, 

devenir  liquide,  se  dissoudre. 

Dcliquésceuce,  ddl-i-kouess'* 
cennce,  s.  déliquescence,  f, 

Deliquésceui,  del-i-kouesi'- 
cennt,  a.  déliquescent. 

Deliquium,  di-lik'-oui-eume,  (. 
syncope,  distillation,  f. 

Dtilfi-iouii,  di-Ur'-i-euce,  a.  en 
délire,  fou,  folle.  [re,  »n. 

Deiirium,  di-lir'-i-eume,s.  déll- 

Deliver,  di-liv'-eur,  va.  délivrer, 
livrer,  prononcer,  énoncer, 
exprimer,  accoucher,  remettre, 
débiter,  raconter.  —  in,  déli- 
vrer, donner.  —  in  trust, 
confler.  —  over,  transmettre. 
—  iip.  livrer,  remettre,  rendra. 

Deliverauce,  dl-liv'-eur-annce, 
s.  délivrance,  f.  accouchement, 
affranchissement;  débit,  m. 

Deliverer,  di-llV-eur-eur,  s,  li- 
bérateur. 

Delivery,  dl-liv'-eur-i,  «.livrai- 
son, f.  débit,  accouchement,  m. 
carralion,  f.  He  has  a  guod 
— ,  il  narre  bien.        [ment, m. 

Dell,     dell,   I.    creux,    enfonce- 

Delûdable,  di-liou^-da-bl,  a 
qu'on  peut  duper. 

Delûdc,  di-lioude^,  va.  jouir, 
séduire,  tromper. 

Delûdei-,  di-liou''-deur,s.  sidut- 
leur,  fourbe,  coquin,  m. 

Dclûding,  di-liou^-dinogne,  a. 
trompeur.  [m. 

Déluge,   deK-ioudje,  s,   déluge, 

—  ,va.  inonder,  nojer. 

Delûsiou,  di-liou'-jeane,  s.  il- 
lusion, f,  [soirB. 

Delûsive,  di-liou'-cive,  a.   illu- 

Delûsory,  di-liou'-c«or-i,  a.  dé- 
ce^ant.  [caverne,  f. 

DeW«,  doive,  i.  fossé,  trou,  m. 

—,  va.  creuser,  fouir. 

Délver.  del'-veur.  «.mineur,  m. 

Démagogue,  déme^-a-gog,  s.  dé- 
m,igogue,  m. 

Demain,  Demcaue,DeméaMa, 
Domûiu,  di-méne'',  di-misno', 
di-minnz',  do-méne',  s.  domai 
ne,  biens-fonds,  patrimoine,  m, 

DeiuâBid,  di-maund^i  s.  deman. 


DEM 


464 


DEN 


de,    requèle.  —  of  goods,   s. 

débit,  m.  [ger. 

— ^  vn.  demander,  réclamer,  exi- 

UcuiâudubU-,  di-niann'-da-bl, 
((-  réclaniable. 

Ucinâiidaiit,  di-maun'dannt,  s. 
demanileur,  m.  demauderesse, 
/    (iii  law).  [mandeur,  i?i. 

IB<_'iiida»dor,di-mann''-deur,  s  de- 

!>t.-uicun,  dl-miue',  vn.  se  com- 
porter, «glr,  s'abaisser. 

Detncauour,  di-mi-'-neur,  s. 
conduite,  f, 

DL-iuéu(alc,  di-menn'-téte,  va, 
rendie  fou,  vn,  deveoir  fou. 

Dcincut&iiuii,  di-meiin-té'-cheu- 
ne,  s.  délire,  m.  ra«;e,  f. 

Dcniëutia,  di-mena'-clii-a,  s. 
folie,  démence,  ^  [riter. 

Deinci'it,  di-mer'-lte,  v.  démé- 

—  ,  s.  démérite,  m. 

ïDéuii,  dème'-i,  ad.  à  demi.  — 
god,  s.  demi-dieu.  —  jnu, 
—  jobu,  dame-jeanne,  f.  — 
luue,  j.  demi-lune,  f.  —  inau, 
s.  damoiseau,  m. 

—  quaker,   s.  double  croclie,  f- 
j—  seuii-quaver,    s.    quadruple 

ciocbe,  f. 

—  rep,  s.  demi-vertu,  f. 
Dciuiso,  di-ma!ze',  s.  décès,  m. 

mort,  /■.;  cession,  translation,  f. 

— ,  va.  léguer.  —  l»y  lease,  L'a. 
bailler  à  ferme. 

Di'ui{«sioii,  di-miche'-eune,  t. 
relâcben-eat,    m.  décadence,  f 

Douiit,  di-mite^,  va.  démettre. 

Deiuàcrucy,  di-mok''-ra-ci,  s. 
démocratie,  f.     [démocrate,  m. 

néiuocrace  ,   dème'-ô-lirate,   s. 

Democr&tical,  dème'ô'krale'''i- 
kal,  a.  démocratique,  populaire. 

Dcmocràtically,  dème-ô-krate'- 
i-kal-li,  ad.  démocraliquement. 

Deiuélish,  di-moi'.icbe,  va.  dé- 
molir, raser. 

Deiuoliaber,  di-IDOI'-icbe-eur, 
s.  démolisseur,  m. 

Dcmolitioii,  dème-ô-liche'-eune, 
s.  démolition,  f. 

Déinou,  di^-mone,5.  démon,  dia- 
ble, m.  [moiiiaque,  î;i. 

DeuMïuiac,  di-mô'-nï-ak,  s,  dë- 


Dciii6ulau,  di-mô'-ni-anei  a.  t, 
démoniaque,  énergumène. 

Deiuoiiiucal,  di-m6-ni'-a-kal,  a. 
diabolique. 

Ijcinoii6logy,dème-6nol/-ô-dji, 
s.  démonologie,  f. 

Dciu6nsiral>le,  di-monn'-stra. 
bl,  a.  démnnstrable. 

Doniëustrabl),  di-monn'-stra- 
bli,  ad.  démonstrativement, 
clairement.        [vn.  dé-nontrer. 

Dvmôiislrnte,    di-monn''-stréte, 

Dcuiou»lràliou ,  dème-onn- 
stré'-cheune,  s.       tration,  f. 

DeniôuBtrative,  di-raoDn'-stra- 
tive,  a.  démonstratif. 

Demôustralivcly,  di-monn'- 
stra-tive-li,  ad,  démonstrative- 
ment. [teur,  s.  —  teur,  m. 

Demonstràtur,  dèmo-onn-slré'- 

DcinoustrÀioi-y.  di-monû^-stra- 
tcur-i,  (!.  démonstratif. 

Demûlce,  di-meulce^,  va,  adou- 
cir, apaiser,  calmer. 

Ucmûlceiit,  di-meul''-cennt,  a 
adoucissant.  [différer. 

Dviuùi-,  di-meur',    vn.    hésiter, 

— ,  s   hésitation,  f. 

Duinûre,  di-niioure',  a.  (iM, 
grave,  décent,  affecté. 

Dcmùrely,  di-mioure'-li,  ad. 
froidement,  [s.  froideur,  f 

Deiuiiro»eB6,  di-mioure'-nesse, 

l>euiûri*age,  Demûrrer,  di- 
meur-'-édje,  —  eur,  s.  sursis. 

Dell,   denn,  s.  caverne,  f,  antrï, 

Denary,  dène'-a-ri,  a.  dénaira 

Deiiiablo,  di-naj'-a-bl,  a.  ré- 
cusable. 

Deuiul,  di-nal'-al,  s.  refus,  dé- 
ni, m.  [nie. 

Di'uier,  di  naj'-eur,  a.  celui  qui 

Dviiior  (coin),  di-nire',  «,  de- 
nier, m. 

Déni^rate,  dène'-i-grétfl  OU  dl- 
naï'-gréte,  va.  noi;'"'ir,  caisa- 
nier. 

Deiiigrâciou,  dène-i-gré^-cneu- 
ne,  s.  calomnie,  médisance,  f. 

Deiiizâtioii,  dèue-i-zé'-clieuu«, 
s.  affjancliissement,  m,  uatu- 
rahrauoQ,  f. 


DËN 


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DEP 


Dénizen,  dène^-l-xD,  va.  alTrui- 

chir,  naluralls»-- 
Bénizei:,  »eiiIsoB,  dèce'-l-zn, 

a.  aubain,  regnicole,  m. 
Deu6miiiate,     di-nomeM-néte, 

va.  nommer,  dénommer. 
DonoDiiiiâtiou,     di-Qome-î-né^- 
cheune,  J.  —  tioo,  f.  nom, ni. 
Deiiôuiiuative,    di-nome^-i-na- 

tiye,  a,  —  tif. 
Dcnâniinator,      dl-Dome'-i-né- 

teur,  s.  —  tenr,  m. 
Deuolàtion,  dène-A-té'-cheune, 

s.  déaotation,  marque,^. 
Deuôte,    di-nAle,    ta.    dénoter, 

marquer. 
Deméuuce,  dl-Daounnce',  va.  dé- 
noncer. —  war,    déclarer    la 
guerre. 
Dououucemenl,    dl-naounnce''- 

msnnt,  s.  déclaration,/'. 
Dcu6uncer,  di-naounn'-ceur,  s. 

dénonciateur,  accusateur,  m. 
Dense,  dennce,  a.  deose^  épais. 
Dénsity,  denn'-cl-ti,  s.  densité, 

épaisseur,  f. 
Dent,  deuDt,s.  dent  de  roue,  de 

scie,  f.  bosse,  empreinte,  f. 
—,  va,  denteler,    faire    une    em- 
preinte.    Deuted     work,    s. 
dentelure,  f.  [f.  (lettre). 

Déutal,    denn'-tal,  u.    deotale, 
Deuticulâled,  denn-tik-iou-ié'- 

ted,  a.  dentelé. 
Denticulûlion,  denn-lik-ioa-lè'- 

cbtune,  s.  dentelure,  f. 
Dentifrice,     denn'-ti-frice,     s. 
dentifrice,  m.  [m. 

Dentist,  denn'-tiste,  (.  dentiste, 
Dentition,  denn-ticbe'-eune,    s. 
dentition,  f.  [nuder. 

Deuûdate,  di-niou'-déte,t;a.  dé- 
DeuudÀiion.  dène-iou-dé^-cbeu- 

ne,  s.  dénudation,  f. 
Denûde,  di-nioude',t'a.  dénuder, 

mettre  à  nu,  dénuer. 
DenuuciitioD,     di-neunn^-chi- 
£/-cheune,  >.  dén^vciation,  dé- 
claration, f. 
Denuuclitor,    dl-neunw-cbi-é'- 
teur,    t.     dénonciateur,    déla- 
teur, vt. 
Deny/,  di-Daî',  va.  nier,  dé-nier, 


refuser,  renoncer,  abjurer.  — 
one's  «elf,  faire  dire  qu'»B 
n'est  pas  ehci  sol. 

Dcobstrûct,  dl-ob-^treukt',  va- 
désobstruer. 

Deàbslruent,  diob^'-striou- 

eont,  s.  désobstructif. 

Déodand,  di'-6-dannd,  ».  sacri- 
fice, ofrande  à  Dieu. 

De6ppilate,  di-op'-pi-léle,  va. 
désopiler. 

Deappilâtion,d1-op-pl-lé^-cheu. 
ne,  s.  désopilation,/. 

DeéppilalÎTe,  di-op/-pi-la-tiTe.. 
a.  désopllatif. 

Deoiculâlion,  di-oss-kiou-lé'- 
cbeone,  i.  baiser,  m. 

Dep&int,  dl-pénnt'',  va.  dépein- 
dre, peindre,  décrire,  rc;jré- 
senter. 

Départ,  di-pftrte',  vn,  partir, 
sortir,  mourir,  s'écarter.  — 
from,  cbanger,  quitter.  — 
witb,  se  départir,  se   désister. 

— ,  va.  sortir  de,  quitter,  diviser, 
séparer. 

— ,  s.  départ,  trépis,  vi.  ,«épa- 
ralion,  affination,  f.  [nenr.m. 

Dcpârtcr,    dl-p&r'-leur,  «.    affi- 

DepArtuieut,  di-pàrle/-!T;ennt, 
s.  département,  m.  division,  f. 

Dcpàriiirc,  di-pâr^-tchioure,  l, 
départ,  éloignement,  désistt- 
ment,  m.  mort,  f. 

Dcpâsceut,  di-pass'-cenat,  • 
qui  mange  aTidement. 

Dep&»lure,  dipass'-tchicure, 
va.  paître.  [va,  appauvrir. 

DepÂtiperate,  di-pml''-peur-éte, 

Depvctible,  di-pek'-ti-bl,a.  vis- 
queux. 

Dépend,  di-pennd',  vn.  dépen- 
dre, se  reposer,  faire  fond,  (ia 
law),  être  pendtnt. 

—  of,   cousister.  [tendre  i, 

—  on,   inpon,  compter  sur,  s'at- 
Depéiidance,  —    cy,    Depcu- 

dencu,—  cy,di-penQ'-dannce, 
ci,  tiennes,  ci,  s.  dépendance, 
f.  discrétion,  confiance,  f.  étal 
de  ce  qui  est  pendant,  suspen- 
du, [parlisan,  m,  créature,  f. 
l  Depévduut,  di-peuD^-dannt,  t. 

30 


DEP 


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DEP 


Dépendent,  di-pena^-denur,   a. 

dépendant,  pendant. 
Uci>é»dtnil)>     di-penn'-denat- 

li,  ad.  dépend.imment. 
Depcnder,  di-penn'-deur,  s.  ce- 
lui qui  compte  sur  un  autre,  m. 
Depcaiding,    di-penn^-diangop,, 

a.  en  Fuspens,  pendnnt. 
geperdition,       dip-eur-diche'- 

eune,  s.  perte,  f.   dégât,  m. 
£)ep(c(,  di-plkt',  va.  dépeindre, 

décrire. 
Dcpiciure,  di-pili-'-tcbioure,  va. 

peindre.  [ler. 

Di'pilate,  di-pa!'-léte,  va.  dépi- 
DepilAtiou,      di-paMé'-cbeune, 

s.  dépilation,  f. 
Depi'latory,    dl-pll'-a-teur-l,   *. 

a.  dépilatoire.  [poil. 

Depiloiia,  di-pai'-ieuce,  a.  sans 
DeplaïKàtiou,  di-plann-té'- 

cbeune,  s.  l'action  de  déplanter. 
Dt'plétiou,      di-pli'-cheune,     ». 

l'action  de  vider,  f. 
Déplorable,    —    rate,  di-plA'- 

ra-bl,  réte,  a.  déplorable. 
Depl6rableue8s,    diplô'-ra-bl- 

nesfe,  s.  lamentation, misère,/". 
Deplornbljr,  di-plft'-ra-bli,  ad. 

—  blement. 
Dfplorâtion,  di-plâ-rè'-cheune, 

s.  l'action  de  déplorer,  f. 
Drplôre,  di-plôre',  va.  déplorer, 

lamenter.  [qui  déplore. 

Dv'plérer,  dl-plâ'-reur,  s.  celui 
Depliiiuâtlon,        di-pHou-mé'- 

clieune,  *.   action    de    plumer, 

iuHammatioD  des  paupières. 
Déplume,  di-plioume',  t'a.  dé- 
plumer, [donner  en  gage. 
Depône,  di-pône',  ra.  déposer, 
IK-pôuent,  di-pô'-nenut,s.  dépo- 
sant, déponent. 
Di'popiilate,       di-pop'-iou-léte, 

va.  dépeupler,  dévaster,  ruiner. 
Depo|>iiiàtiou,     di-pop-iou-lé'- 

cheune,  s.  désolation,  /.  ravage, 

dépeuplement,  m. 
Oepôpiilator,       di-pop'-lou-lé- 

teur,  s.   destructeur  du    genr( 

humain,»!.  [manière,/' 

Tîrpôri,  dl-pôrte',  s.  conduile- 
—,  m,  se  coœiiorter. 


Deporiàliou,âip-8r-té''-cheuD«i 
s.  transport,  exil,  m. 

Vepûriiuent,  di-pôrte'-mennt, 
s.  conduite,  f.  [tion,/. 

Opposai,   di-pS-zal,    ».   déposi- 

Dopdse,  di-pôzc',  va.  déposer, 
desliluer,  témoigner. 

Depôsilar)',  di-poï'-i-tar-i,  ». 
dépositaire,  m.        [position,  f. 

Depôging,  dl-p6'-zinngne,  s.  dé- 

Dtp<>iiito,.di-poi'-ite,  un.  mettre 

— ,  s.  dépôt,  m.  [en  dépôt. 

Depositiou,  dlp-ô-zlche'-uue,  ». 
déposition,  destitution,  f. 

Depôsitoi'j',  di-poz'-iteur-i,  s. 
répertoire,  ?)!.  [sin,  m. 

Dépôt,   di-pô',   s.   dépôt,  maga- 

Depravàtiou,  dip-ra-vé^-cbeu- 
ne,  s.  dépravation,  f. 

Déprave,  dipréve',  va.  dépra- 
ver, gâter. 

Dcpi'àvedue««,  Déprave* 
ment,  di-prévd'-nesse,  di-pré- 
ve'-mennt,s.  corruption,  /. 

Dépraver,  di-pré'-veur.  S,  Cor- 
rupteur, ni.  [pravalion,  f. 

Deprâvity,  di  préve'-i-ll,  ».  dé- 

Déprecttte,  dep'-ri-kéte,  va. sup- 
plier, implorer. 

Deprecàiiun,  dep-ri-ké'-cbeune, 
s.  supplication,  f. 

Dé|  recalor,  Qei/-ri-ké-teur,  ». 
suppliant. 

Déprecalory,  —  cailve,  dep'- 
ri-ké-teur-i,  tive,  a.  déprécatoi- 
re.  —  letters,  ».  lettres  de 
supplique. 

Dcprériate,  di-prl'-chi-éle,  Va. 
déprécier,  avilir. 

—,  vn.  Iwisser  de  prix. 

Dépréciation,  di-prl-cbi-é'- 

clieuoe,  A',  avilissement,  ni, 

népredate,  dep/-ri-déte,  va.  pil- 
ler, voler. 

Déprédation,  dep-rl-dé'cheu- 
ne,  s.  déprédation,  f. 

Dépredatur,  dep'-ri-dé-teur,  ». 
voleur,  »i. 

Depreliéiid,  dep-ri-hennd',  va. 
surprendre,  prendre  sur  le  fait. 

Depi-ebf-iiMible,  dep-ri-benn'- 
ci-bl,  a.  qui  peut  êlrfl  suipri», 
comprébeuEible 


DER 


467 


DES 


Deprehdtisioii,  de;i-ri-hcac'- 
clieune,  s.  découTertej  f. 

Depréss,  di-press'j  va.  dépri- 
mer, abaisser,  humilier,  abalire. 

Dopréssiou,  dî-prèche^-eune,  s. 
alaissement,  m.  dépression, 
déjection,  f.  [accablant. 

Dc|ii'é8sKe,     di-press'-ci've,   a. 

Dcprésaor,  di-press'-cear,  ». 
«ppresseur,  al>aisseur,  m. 

Déprimeul.  dep'-ri-meDDt,  ad. 
muscle,  abais^eur,  m. 

Depriv&tion,dep-rl-Té'-cheune, 
■î.  privation,  f.  [ôler. 

Dopi-ive,  di-pralve',  va.  priver, 

Dcptb,  deplh,  s.  profondeur,  f. 

—  (of  a  batlalion)  hauteur. 

—  of  a  ship,  oalaison.  — (of 
winler),  s.  cœur  de  l'hiver,  m 
To  swîiu  beyoïid  oue^s  — , 
va.  perdre  pied. 

Dc'ptheii,  dep'-thn,  va.  creuser. 
Depùlsiou,  di-peuF-cheune,  s. 

répulsion,^.  [qji  détourne. 

Depûlsorj',    di-peul'-ceur-i,   a. 
Dépiirate,    Depûre,    dip^-iou- 

réte,     di-ploure',    va.  dépurer, 

purifier. 
Dcpur&tion,      dip-iou-ré'-chen- 

ne,  s.  dépuration,  f. 
Dcpuratory,    dip^-iou-ra-teur-i, 

5.  dépuratoire. 
Dcputàliou,  dip-iou-té'-cheune, 

5.  dêpulation,  f.  [déléguer. 
Députe,  di-pioute',  va.  députer, 
Dcpiity,    dip^'iou-ti,    s.    député, 

délégué,  m.  —  go»ernor,    s, 

lieutenant  gouverneur,  m. 
Dci|uâutî(ale,       di-kouODD'-li- 

téte,  va.  diminuer. 
Dci'âcîuate,  di-rass'-i-néte,  va. 

déraciner,  arracher,  [prouver. 
Dci'àigu<  deràiii,  di-réne',  va. 
Dcreliction,     der-i-lik'-cheune, 

s.  abandonnement,  m, 
Dci-clicla,     der'-i-iiktl,     s.  pi. 

biens  abandonnés,  m.  pi. 
Déride,  di  raîde'jDa.  se  moquer, 

railler. 
Dérider,    di-raï'-deur,    s.    mo- 
queur,        [querie,  dérision,  m. 
Dérision,   di-rije'-eune,  s.   mo- 
Pcriaive}     Derisory,    di-raï'- 


cive,  ceur-i,  a.  moqueur,  risi» 
ble,  dérisoire,  ridicule. 

Der<>'nljle,  di-raï'-va-bl,  a.  qui 
déiive.  \s.  dérivation,/. 

Dei-iTdtion,       der-i-vé^-cheune, 

Derivative,  di-rive'-a-tive,a.  dé- 
rival if. 

Deriiativel)',  di-me'-ali'ï6-!i, 
ad.  par  dérivation. 

Dcri»e,  di-raîve',  va.  faire  dé- 
river, tirer,  recueillir.  [de 

— ,  i>?i.  dériver,    descendre,  venir 

Dériiia,  deur'-ma,  s.  derme,  m. 

Dernier,  deurn-iére',0. dernier 

Dérogatc,  der'-ô-guéte,  va    dé- 

— ,  a.  avili.  [roger. 

Dérogation,  der-6-gué'-cheuae, 
s.  dérogation,  f. 

Derôgatorily  ,  di-rog^-a-Ieur-i* 
li,  ad.  d'une  manière  déroga- 
toire. 

Derôgatorinea«,di-rog'-a-teur- 
i-nesse,    s.    dérogation,    f. 

Derôgaiory,  —  tivo,  di-rog^- 
a-leur-i,  a-live,  s.  dérogatoire. 

Dérvise,  deur'-vice,  s.  dervis 
ou  derviche,  m. 

Déscaiit,  di^ss'-kannt,  vn.  com- 
menter, discourir. 

—,  s.  chant,  m.  dissertation,  /. 
commentaire,  t)!. 

Descend,  di-ccnnd',  un.  des- 
cendre, venir,  tomber  sur. 

— ,  lia.  descendre,     [descendant. 

Descendant,  di-cenn'-dannt,  s. 

Descendent,  di-cenn^-denct,  a. 
tombant. 

Descéndible,  di-cenn^-di-bl,  a. 
qu'on  peut  descendra. 

Descénston,  dl  cena''-cheuiiet 
s.  chute,  dégradation,  f, 

Descéut.  di-cenni',  s.  descente^ 
extraction,  f.  (of  a  hill),  penls- 
f.  [re ,  représenter. 

Descrihe,  dl-skraïbe/,  va.  décri- 

Describer,  d'-skraï'tienr,  ce- 
lui qui  décrit,        [qui  découvre. 

Descrier,    di-skrar-eur,  t.  celui 

Description ,  di  skrip'-cheune, 
S.  description,  peinture,  f. 

Descrijilite,    di-skrip'-live, 
—  llf. 

Descry',  dl-skraI'|Va.  âficou 


DES 


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DES 


Dêserrate,  dess^-l-kréte,  va. 
profaner,     [ne,  ».  proranatioQ. 

Dosoci'âtion,    dess-i-kré'-chpu- 

Desérl,  diz-eurle',  ».  désert, 
m.  solitude,  f.  mérite,  m. 

—  ,va.  abandonner,  déserter. 

— ,  a.  déserl,  solitaire. 

DcMcrtur,  di-îeur'-leur,  s.  dé- 
serteur, m,  [déserlioD,  f. 

DesÔB-liuu,    di-zeur'-cbeune,   8. 

Dest-rielvs*,  di  zeurie''-lesse, 
a.  indigne.  [être  di.çne. 

Deeérvc,  di-zeurre^,  va.  mériter, 

Deaérvcdl}',  di-zeur'-\ed-li,  «(/. 
à  bon  droit,  justement. 

Deséi-Tcr,  di-zeur'-veur,  bom- 
me  de  mérite.         [qui  mén:o. 

Desérvliig,  di-zeur'-vinngiie,n. 

Descri'iugl)',  di-zeur'-vitnjine- 
li,  «({.  jusiement.      [dessécher. 

Dcsiccate,      dl-cik'-kéte,      va. 

Dcsicalion,  dess-ik-ké'-clieuDi), 
s.  dessication,  f,        (dessicatif. 

Dctiiccnlivi',  di-cik'-ka-live,  n. 

Desâdi.'1-âîiiiu,  di-cid-i-ré^-teu- 
me,  5.  ce  qui  manque. 

Dcai^u,  di-.saîne',  va.  se  propo- 
ser, résoudre,  comploler,  des- 
siner, dcFtiner,  désigner. 

—9  ».  dessein,  projet,  m. 
Tlirough  —,  Pli  à  desseiij. 

Desigualtio,  disaîue'-a-bl,  a. 
qui  jieut  être  désigné. 

Dcsigiiate,  dess'-ig-néte,  va. 
désigner. 

Dciaiguûlion,  dcss-ig-né'-cheu- 
ne,  5.  —  tioDj  nomination,  f. 

De!ii;:ui.'dlj-,  di-sai'-ned-li,  ad. 
i  dessein. 

Bc8>giier,  di-sa!'-neur,  ».  tu- 
teur, dessinateur,  m. 

DeHi'giiiiig,  disaî'-ninngne,  a. 
fourbfi,  Gn,  rusé. 

Dcsfguieas,  —  lessly,  di-sa!- 
ne'-Iesse,  li,  ad.  sans  dessein. 

Desigiiment,  di-saïne' mennt, 
s.  dessoin,  projet,  m.        [ralle.  , 

no^irable,  di-zi'-ra-bl,  a.  dési-  \ 

Du«ii-e,  di-zaîre',  ».  désir,  m. 
envie,  piièrc,  demande,  /. 

—,  ta.  désirer,  piler,  ordonner, 
avoir  envie.  [qui  désire. 

Desiî-er,    'ii-sar-reur,   «.    celui 


Dedrou*,    dl-zal'-reuce,  a,   dé- 
sireux, passionné. 
Desiroiisl)-.  di-zaï'-rence-i' '.ad. 

passionnément. 
DcsiroiisuesB,       di-zal'-reuce- 

nesse,  s.  passion,  f.   désir    ex- 
trême,       [ter,  cesser,  arrêter. 
Di'sisi,   di-ciste',  vn.    se    désis- 
Deaiiilnuce,     DcaintSng,      di» 

ciss'-tannce,  —  tinngne,  s.  dé" 

sislement,  m. 
Di-sistive,  di-ciss'-'.i've,  a.    qa 

se  désiste,  qui  finit. 
DeKk,  desk,  »,    pupitre,  lutrin, 

bureau,  m,  [désert, 

Désulaïc,  des&'-6-lète,a.  désolé, 
— .  va.  désoler,  ravager,  ruiner. 
DL-oulniply,    dess'-flléte-li,    ad. 

d'une  manière  désolée. 
DL'Kolûtion,     dess-6-lé'-cheune, 

s.  désolation,  /■.  [rer. 

Despâir,  di-spére',  vn.  désespé- 
— .  s.  désespoir,  m. 
Dcspairer,      di-spére'-eur,      ». 

personne  au  désespoir, 
DcKpâirfnl,    di-spére'-foul,  a. 

au  désespoir. 
Dr»|iâi>'ii:gly,   di-spé'-rinngne- 

li,  ad-  d'une   maaidre   désespé- 
rante. 
neBpâicli,  di-spatche',  s.  dép6- 

cbe,  expédition,/. 
—  ,  va,  dépêcher,  expédier,  tuer. 
nespâlchful,     di-spalche'-foul, 

a.  eipéditif.  [homme  expédillT. 
DcapÂlcIier,  dis-patche-'-Pur.  s. 
Despûicbing,      di  spatche'-inr 

gne,  a.  expéditeur 
Déspvriido,     dess'-pi-ré-dS,    i 

dé'i  spéré,  énergumène,  m, 
DéApcrate,  dess'-pi-réte,  a.  i    • 

sespéré,  furieux. 
Dcsperatoly,       des»'-pl-réte-f   , 

ad.  terriblement,  en  désespéf  » 
Dcapei-aleiit-ss,     dess'- pi-ré',   j 

nesse,  s.  furie,  violence,  /". 
eeper&tion,     dess  pi-Vé'-cht  J. 

ae,  s.  désespoir,  m. 
Déspirablc.WriipisaMc.dess/- 

pi-ka-bl,  di-spaï'-za-bl,  a.  mé- 
pi  i^alile,  vil,  al'jecl. 
Di'siiicitlileiirss,  dess'-pl-ka-Bk 
nes>i),  5.  bassesse,  vileuie,  f. 


DES 


469 


DET 


Désplcabl;,  dess'-pl-lia-bli,  ad. 
■vilement.  [ser,  dédaigner. 

Dt^-xpise,   di-spaîie',  va.    raéprl- 

Dus|iisep,  di-spaî'-ieur,  ».  con- 
tempteur, dédaigneux. 

Elespite,  di-spaïle'',  s,  dépli,  dé- 
dâiu,  m.  lu  3'our  — ,  ad.  do 
dépit  de  vous. 

DcspftefuI,  di-spalte'.foDl,  a. 
malin, m.  maligne,  f.  méciiant, 
w.  [ad.  malignement. 

nespitefiill}-,  di-spaïte'-foul-li, 

Uusjsilefulness,  di-spaUe'-foul- 
nesse,  ».  malignité,  iversioUjA 

Uespôil,  dl-spo!le',  va.  dépouil- 
ler, priver. 

Dctipoliation,  dess-pMI-é'-chen- 
ne,  s.  spoliation,  f.  [courager. 

Dcsp6«id,di-sponnd',  vn   se  dé- 

l>c'8p<i!ideney,  di-sponn'-denn- 
ci,  s.  abattement,  désespoir,  m. 

Dcspôndent,  di-sponn'-dennt, 
a.  décourageant,   découragé. 

Despônaate,  di-sponn'-séte,  va. 
fiancer. 

Dcspona&tion,  dl-sponn-sé'- 
ciieune,  s.  fiançailles,  f. 

Bëspot.desy-pote  ,s  despote,»! 

Despôtic,  De»p6tlcal,  di-spo- 
te'-ik,  1-lial,  a.  despotique. 

Despâtically,  di-spoteM-lial-li, 
ad.  —  tiquem  ent. 

Dci^polisni,  D  e»ip«>(icaIncB9, 
de^s'-pfl-tizm,  di-spote'-i-kal-nes- 
se,  s.  despotisme,  m. 

Dcsiiûnialc,  dess-piou'-méte, 
va.  écumer,  clarilier. 

ilespumdtion,  dess-plou-mé'- 
clieune,  ».  elari  fication,  f.    [m. 

ncBsért,  dei-ze  urte',  ».  dessert, 

Sùstio««e,  deEs'-ti-néte,u«.  des- 
liner.  [s.  destination,  /. 

Etcstin&t'i...  ■,  dess-ti-oé'-cheune, 

Ii><:s(3ue,  flesc'-tice,  va.  desti- 
ner, désigij  er.    [m.  destinée,  f. 

Dùfiiiiiy,    deis'-li-ni,  s.  destin, 

l><-stilu<e,  d  ess'-ti. Houle,  a.  dé- 
nué, misera  ble,  abandonné,  dé- 
pr,ar\u. 

nc»iitûttoi>,  dess-ti-tiou'-cheu- 
ne,  s.  —  tio  n,  misère,  f.  aban- 
don, m. 

D«»trôy,  dl-si  roi',  va.  détruire, 


ruiner,   saccager,   ra'vager.   — 

one's  self,  se   tuer,  [tructeur. 

Desti'dj'er,  di-stro!'-eur,  s.  des- 

De»(i'uctibilily,       di-slreuli-ti- 

bil'-i-ti,  s.  —  tlbililé,  A 
De^irûciible,  di-slreuk'-ti-bl,  a. 

—  tible,  périssable. 
Dcstriirtiou,  di-streuk'-deune, 

s.  destruction,  f.  meurtre,  car- 
nage, m.  perdition,  A 

Destructive,  di-streuk'-tive,  a. 
deslrucleur. 

Dostrûclivcly.  di-slreuk-tive-li, 
ad.  d'une  manière  diisiruclive. 

DeslrûctiveueRs,  dislreuk' 
tive-ncsse, s.—  tibilité,  f. 

Dcstrûctor,  di-streuk'-tenr,  (. 
destructeur,  m. 

Desii^âtion,  dess-!ou-dé'-cbea- 
ne,  ».  sueur  excessive,  f. 

Désuétude ,  dess-oui'-tioude,  ». 
désuétude,  f.  oubli,  m. 

Desullérily,  dess-eul-tô'-ri-li, 
ad.  au  hasard, à  hâlons  rompus. 

Dcsullorjr,  Dcsuitôrîou», 

dess'-eul-teur-l,  dess-eul-tft'-ri- 
euce,  a.  décousu,  sans  suite,  à 
bâtons  rompus.       [emprunter. 

Dcsûme,    di-ciounie',  va.  tirer, 

Deiàch,  di-tatche',  va.  détacher. 

Deiâcbment,  di-tatche'-mennt| 
s.  détacliement,  m.  [wi. 

Détail,  di-téle',  «.  détail,  calcul, 

—,va.  détailler,  spécifier. 

Dctâiu,  di-téne',  vu.  détenir,  re- 
tenir, tenir.       [mandat  d'arrêt. 

Detâiiider,    di-téne'-deur,     *• 

Detâiuer,  di-té'-neur,  »,  déten- 
teur, [révéler. 

Detéct,  di-tekt',  t;(i.  découvrir. 

Détection,  di-tek^-cbeune,  (• 
découverte,  f. 

Dotéctor,  ditek/-teur,  s.  déla- 
teur, déccleur,  m. 

Detént,di-lennl',  s.  détente,^, 

Detéution,  di-tenE^.«beune,   ». 

—  tion,^.  [empêcher. 
Detér,  di-teur',  va.  détourner, 
Deiérge,  di-teurdje',  va.  déter- 

ger.  [déi.srsif. 

Détergent,  di-teur'-djennt,  a. 
Detéi'iorate,  di-ti'-riô  réle,  va 

détériorer. 


DET 


470 


DEV 


Dctcrforate,  vn.  se  détériorer.  | 

Doleriorâlion,  di-ti-ri-ô-ré'- 
cheiine,  s.  délérioraliou,  f. 

Dctcrmcii»,  di-teur-'memit,  s. 
découragement,  m. 

l>e«érniiiini)Ic,  di-ieiir'-mi-na- 
bl,  a.  qui  se  peut  dijcider. 

Betcvniinntc,  di-leui''-nii-néte, 
a.  déterminé,  limiié,  résolu. 

êlctérmiiiali:!}',  di-teur'-mi-né- 
te-li,  nd.  délerminément,  posi- 
tiyemenX, 

Dotrriiiiii&ilon,  di-teur-mi-né'- 
ctieune,  s.  —  tion,  f. 

Uctériuiualive,  di-teur'-mi- 
na-live,  a.  —  natif. 

Dcterniittâtar,  di-tcur-mi-né'- 
teur,  s.   celui  qui  détermine. 

Delcrmine,  di-tenr'-mine,  va. 
déterminer,  résoudre,  arrêter, 
conclure.  [résoudre. 

— ,  l'M.    se   déterminer,    décider, 

Deterr&tioti ,  diteur-ré'-clicu- 
ne,  s.  act.  de  déterrer. 

Dotéi-sioii,  di-teur'-clieune,  s. 
l'action  de  détcrgcr,/.    [lersif. 

DctcrsîTe,   di  leur'-ci\e,  a,    dé- 

Detcsl,  di-teste',  va.  détester, 
abliorrcr.  [lestable. 

netcsiRble,  di  tess'-la-bl,  «.dé- 

Dvtcslalil)',  di-tess'-ta-bli,  ad. 
détestallement.     [s.  —tion, ^ 

Jfctcsiûtioii.  di-tess-lé'-clieune, 

Bctcsii-r.  di  tess'-teur,  s.  celui 
qui  déleste.  [trouer. 

Deibréiie,  di-thrfine',   va.    dé- 

Delhréiiement,  di-tlirône'- 

mennl,  s    détrônement,  m, 

Dctiiiitc,  di-tice'-iou,  «.somma- 
tion pour  restitution  d'un  dé- 
pôt, fs.  déinnation,  f. 

D<--toiiAtion.  dèle-6-né'-cbeune, 

Dctounle,  dèt(;'-6-Déte,va.  faire 

— ,i'a-  détoner,  [détoner. 

Détoiiixe.  cètc'-fl-naïze,  va.  fai- 
re détoner,  [altérer. 

Detôrt,  di-torle',  va-   per-vertir, 

Detrâct.  di  Irakt',  va.    médire, 

—,  t)?i.  détoner.  [relraiiclier. 

Dctrâclcr-  di-trak'-teur,  s.  nié- 
disaut.  [médisance,/'. 

Oi'li-nclioii  ,  di-trak'-clieuue,  ,•;. 

Dotrâcliven  —    '«l'y)   di-trak'- 


tive,  teur  i,  a.  médisant,  diffa- 
mant. 
Détriment,     delt'-ri-mennt,    s. 

—  ment,  tort,  mal,  m. 
Sétrimcntal,  dett'-ri-mvnn-îal, 

a,  nuisible,  dommageable. 
Dc-ti'iide,  di-troîjde',  va.  précîpi- 

ter,  renverser.  ■» 

Dcti-iincale,       di-treUiigZ-kéle, 

va.  émondrr,  tronquer, 
Detrûsion,  di-tro'u'-jeune.  S-  ac- 
tion de  précipiter,  renverser, 
©ciice,  diouce,,  s.  deux,  diable. 
m.  [mi,  j.  —  nome,  m. 

I>ciiter6noniy,  diou-teur-one'-ù« 
Sevâst.  Detâslatc  ,  di-vaste'i 
di-vass'-téle,  va.  dévaster,  rava- 
ger. 
Sdevastâtion,  dev-ass-té^-cheu- 
ne,  s.  —  tion,  désolation,  /. 
dégât,  ravage,  in,  [Iniiper. 

nevclop,  di-vcl'-eup,  va.  déve- 
Deici'geuco,    di-veur'-djcnnce, 

s.  pente,  ^.  penchant,  m. 
DcTi-Bt,  DivcHt,  di-veste'',  uct. 
dépouiller,  déposséder,  [déclive. 
Divox,  di-velis',  a.  en  pente, 
Dcvéxity,  di-vek'-ci-tî,  s  décli- 
vité, [s'égarer,  s'écarter. 
Dcvinte,  di'-vi-éte,  vn.  dévier, 
Déviation,    di-vi-é'-cheune,    S. 

égarement,  m, 
DfviVc,  di-vaïce',  s.    invention, 
feiiitc,  devise,  f.  artifice,  expé- 
dient,))!, 
Dl'vM,  dev/vl,  s.  diable,  m. 
Dviilikh,  dev'-vl-iche,  a.  diabo- 
lique, [diablement. 
Dcvilisbl}',  dev-'vl-iche-li,    ai, 
Dévili»bnrss,   dev'-vl-icbe-nes- 
se,  s.  humeur  ou  aciion  diaiio- 
liqre.  [tin. 
DévitkïD,  dev''-vl-Iiine,s.dialilo- 
Déiioiis,    di'-vi-euce,    a.  égaré, 
écarté.        [glnable,  disponible. 
Dcvisalile,  di'-vaî-iabl,  «.  ima- 
Dwigi-,  di-vaÏ2e',  va.  imaginer, 
inventer,   deviner,  tramer,  for- 
mer, —  (bj     will),    léguer,  — 
(consult),  délibérer.  [de. 
—  ,i'?i.  méditer,  projeter,  s'aviser 
— ,  s.  invention,  /'.  legs,  m.     \_m, 
Dcviscc,  d'-vaï-zi',  s.  légataire. 


DEV 


471 


DIA 


Devfser,  di-'vav'-zeiir,  s.  Inven- 
teur, auteur,   testaleur,  m. 

Drvôiil,  di-voïd',  a,  exempt, 
pri'vé,  vide.  lâche,  /. 

DcTÔir.  di-TOUor',  s.  devoir,  in. 

Devolve,  di-volve',  va.  confier, 
remettre,  transmettre. 

— ,vn.  échoir,  tomber,  passer. 

Dc¥oIûiinn,dev-4-Iiou'-cheunc, 
s.  dévolution,  /. 

Devôtc,  di-v6le',  va.  dévouer, 
vouer,  consacrer,  maudire. 

Dctôled,  di-vô'-ted,  a.  dévoué, 
maudit.        [s.  dévouement,  77). 

DcTÔtpdness,    di-vô'-ted-nesse, 

BcTotce,  dev-ô-ti',  s.léat,  bigot. 

Det'ôtion,  di-\6'-ctieune,  s.  dé- 
votion, disposition,  f.  dévoue- 
ment, m.      [plein  de  dévotion. 

Dc\'ô<ionaI,  di-v6'-cheune-al,a. 

Devétionalisl,  di-vô'-cheune- 
al-iste,  s.  higot,  m. 

Devéur,  di-vaour',  va.  dévorer, 
absorber,  consumer,  dissiper, 
opprimer. 

DcTôiirer,  divaou/-reur,  s.  dé- 
vorateur,  prodigue,  m, 

Devéuring,  di-vaour^-inngne, 
a.  dévorant. 

Dcvéïiriiigly,  di-vaour'-inngne- 
li,  ttd.  goulûment.  [pieux. 

DcTéiil,    di-vacute',    a.     dévot, 

Dcvéïidj',  di-vaoute'-li,  ad.  dé- 
votement. 

De»6u(ness,  di-vîOute'-nessejS. 
dévotion,  piélé,  /. 

Dcw'i  diou,  s.  rosée,  f. 

—  bent,a.  chargé  de  rosée. 

—  bcrry,  s.  mure  de  haie,  f. 

—  bcsprem,  «.couvert  de  rosée. 

—  drop,  s.  goutte  de  rosée,  f. 

—  Iap,s.  fanon,  771. 

— 5  va.  arroser,  bassiner. 
I»cïiry,diou'-i,«.  couvert  de  rosée 
Dei<éi'ity,    deks  ter'-i-ti,  s.  — 

rite,  adie        f. 
Déxlei'oiis,     deks'-ter-euce     a. 

adroit,  liabile,  suMil. 
DcxtcronsI}',    delif '-ter-euce-li, 

nd.  adroitement,  [droite,  droit. 
néxirnl,  deliS'-tral,  a.  qui  est  à 
Dey,  dé,  s.  dey,  7)7.  [bétès,  7?7. 
Di«lté(es,    daï-a-bi^-lissi«.  dis- 


Dinliôliral,  —  lick,  dal-a-boK- 

i-lial,  ilî,  a,  diabolique. 

Di.-.liôliknIly,daï-a-bol'-i-kal-li, 
"(/.  —  liquement. 

Diabùlicaliiess,  daVa-boK-i- 
kaj-nesse,  s.  caractère  diaboli- 
que, [me,  771. 

Diudcm,    dal  a-dem',  s.    diadè- 

I>l«e'rL-»is,  daî-er'-é-ciss,  s.  tré- 
ma (••),  777.  [diagnostique. 

niagnéstic,    daï  ag-no.-s'-tik,  a. 

Diâgoiinl,  daï-ag'-ô-nal,  a.  dia- 

— ,  s.  diagonale,  f.  [gonal. 

Diâgoiially,  daï-ag'-i-nal-li,  ad, 
di.Tgonalement. 

Diagrum,  dai^-a-grame,  S.  plan, 
dessin,  777. 

Dial,  daï'-al,  s.  cadran,  m,  — 
plaie,  siiu  — ,  s.  cadran  so- 
laire, 771. 

Dialect,  daï'-a-lekt,  s.  dialecte, 
langage, 777.  parole,  f. 

Diaicclic,  daï-a-lek'-lik,  s.  dia- 
lectique, /.  [de  dialectique. 

Dialéctical,  daï-a-lek'-ti-kal,  (7. 

Dialéclically,  doi-a-lck'-li-kal- 
li,arf.  dialectiquemenl. 

Dialecticien,  daî-a-lek-tichc'- 
ane,  s.  —  ticien,  j?7. 

Diallitig,  dai'-al-inngne,  $.  gno- 
moniqne, /.  [de  cadrans. 

Di'allist,  daî'-al-lste,    s.   faiseur 

Diâlogical,  daI-aK-6-dji-kal,  a. 
dialogiqi;e.  dialogisme,  7?i. 

Dialogisin,   daï-aK-â-djizme,   s. 

Diâlogist,  daï-al'-ô-djiste,  s. 
interlocuteur,  777. 

Dialogue,  daï'-a-Icg,s.  dialogue, 
771.  conversation,  f* 

—,  vn.  dialoguer,  converser. 

Di&l}«i8,  daj-al'-i-cisse,  s.  tré- 
ma, 77i.  [diamètre,  771. 

Diénic<cr,    da!ame'-i-teur,    s 

Dianiéiricnl,  dai-a-mett'-ti-kal| 
a.  diamétral.  ' 

Diaméli'ically,  —  Irally,  dal- 
a-metf-ri-kal-Ii,  daï-ame'-i-tral- 
li,  ad.  diamétralement 

Diamond,  daï'-a-meunnd,  s.  dia< 
mant,   m.  carreau  (at  cards). 

—  eu»,  n.  taillé  en  diamant. 

—  cutter,  s,  diamantairei  lapi- 


DIA 


472 


DIF 


Dinmond  diist,  s.  égrisée,  f. 
Diii[>â>4oi>,  daî-a-jé'-zone, S.  dia- 
pason, m.  octave,  f.      [Trée,  f. 
DiH(>or,  da!'-a-pcur,  s.  toile  ou- 

—  ,  va.   diaprer,  bigarrer. 
Uia|>ering',    daï'-a-peor-inngne, 

s.  diaprure,  f.  [s.  —  té,  f. 

DÏHiihanéit)',     dal-a-fa-ni'-i-li, 

Diâiibauous,  —  nie,  dal-aF-a- 
ueuce,  daî-a-rane'-ik,a.traiispa- 
renl.  [n.  —  rétique. 

Dinphorétlc,      dal  af-A-retl'-ili, 

Ili:i(ibi'agm,  daï'-a-frame,  s. 
diaphragme,  m,  [rhée,  f. 

Dïoirhœ'n,  dal-ar-ri'-a,  s.  diar- 

Viai'ibœ'iic,  daj  ar-rète'-ili,  a. 
pur.aùr.  [nalier. 

BiH:'iiti>,   dal'-é-ii-ane,    a.  jour- 

Dini'i^it,  daî^-a-riste,  ».  celui  qui 
tiei:t  un  jourual. 

Diaîj-,  daï'a-ri,  s    journal,  ni. 

Di.'U(>i>ir,  dal-a-tone'-ik,  a.  dia- 
Iniijque. 

DibMe,  dib'-bl,  s.  plantoir,  m. 

— ,  va.  planter  au  plantoir,  repi- 
quer. 

Sliltntone,  dib'-stflne,  s.  palet. 

Dicùcily,  di-kass'citi,  s.  ca- 
quet, m.  [m.yl. 

Biiu,  datce,  (slng.  die),  s.  dés^ 

—  box,  5.  cornet,  m. 

— ,  viu  jouer  aux  dés.  [dés. 

Dfcer,  dal'-ceur,    ».   jonenr  aux 
Dickens,  dlk'-enDZ,tnf.  diantre! 
Diceatc,    dik'-téte,  un.  dicter. 
— ,  s.    enseignement,  sentiment, 
précepte,  m.  \}.(:e,f. 

Diccûiiou,  dik'të^-cbeune,  s.  dic- 
Dictâior,   dik-té'-teur,  s.  dicta- 
teur, m.  [dictateur. 
Dictatorial,  dlk-la-lô'-ri-al,  a.  de 
Ditlnlorcbip.  Diciûliirc,  dik- 
té'-leur-chipe,  dikté'-tchioure, 
s.  dictature,  f.          \f.  style,»?. 
Dii-iio::,  d.k'-clieune,  s.  diction, 
Diciiùiiury,  dik-cheune'-a-ri,  ». 

dictionnaire,  m. 
Diil.  dide,  prêt,  de  Do. 
Di<!âc(îc,  —  col,  di-dak'-lik, 
ti-kal,  a.  didactique,  [que,  /. 
Didapper,  did'-ap-peur,  5.  foul- 
Di<3dle,  did'-dl,  lui.  marcher  & 
petits  pas,  en  chancelant. 


Die,  dal,  vn.  mourir,  languir, 
rrourir  d'amour,  de  plaisir,  se 
pâmer,  se  flétrir,  s'évaporer,  s'é- 
venter. 

—  ,  va.  teindre. 

—{.pi.  dice),  ».  dé, coin,  m.  tein- 
ture, f. 

—  hoiisc,  ».    teinturerie,  f, 

DiVr,  daî'-eur,  s.  teinturier. 

Di'csis,  daï'-i-cisse,  s.  dièse,  m. 

Die»,  dai'-eti,  s.  nourriture,  diè- 
te, f.  régime,  m.  —  (assem- 
bly),  s.  diète,  f.  —  driuk,  ». 
tisane,  potion,  f.  To  keep  • 
•(■'ici  —,  user  de  régime. 

— .  va.  donner  h  manger,  mettre 
au  régime,  nourrir. 

—  ,  in.  faire  diète,  manger,  être 
au  régime. 

Diet:trf.Dietetic,DieteticaI, 

daï'-ète-a-ri,dai'-i-tète-ik,  i-kal, 

If   diététique. 
Diffor,  dif'-fenr.un.  différer,  eon- 

tredire. 
DiCTerence,    dlf'-feur-ennce,  ». 

différence,  dispute,  f.  différend, 

—  -  iii.  différencier.  [j?i. 
Différent,  dif-feur-ennl,  a.  dif- 

rérent. 

Differcntial,  dir-fenr-enn'-cbal, 
(I.  différentiel. 

Diflcrenily,  dif-fenr-enot-H, 
(id.  différemment. 

Difiicull.  dif'-E-kculte,  a.  dlffl- 
ci!e,  diflicuitueux,  malaisé. 

DirricnUly,  dif'-fi-keulte-li,  ad, 
difticilement. 

UirOculty,  dir'-fi-keul-tl,  »,  dif- 
tîcullé,  peine,  f.  obstacle,  em- 
barras, m. 

Diffide,  dif-faïde',  vn.  se  défier. 

Diffideuce,  dif'-fi-dennce,  ». 
défiance,  timidité,  /. 

Diffldciit,  dif'-fi-denDt,  a.  dé- 
fiant, timide,  modeste. 

D.TGd.'iiilj',  dir/-fi- dennt-li,  ad. 
timidement,  [deux. 

DirOiid.  dif'-linnd,  va.  fendre  en 

DilTisHioii,  dif-fiche'-eune,  ». 
ac'iou  de  fendre  en  deux. 

Diroùiiuii,  dif-flc'-cheune,  s. 
coup  de  vent,  m.      [fluidité,  / 

Didiuence,   dif'-fliou  enuce,   ». 


OIP 


473 


DIL 


DirOiient,      dif-flion.,    it,     a. 

coulant,  fluide. 

DifTorm,  dir'-forme,  <!.  diffor- 
me, laid,  horrible,    [formité,  ^ 

niCTârmiiy.  dir-for'-mi-li,  s.  dif- 

Diirûse,  dif-fiouze',  va.  répan- 
dre, étendre. 

—,  a.  diffus,  étendu. 

DifTiiaedly,  dif-fiou'-zeu-li,  ad. 
diffusément,  amplement,  d'une 
manière  diffuse  ou  étendue, 
fort  au  long. 

nilTûsedDesa,  dif-Bou'-zed-nes- 
se,  s.  diffusion,  f.  [diffusément. 

nifTiiscly,      dif-fiouce'-li,      ad. 

DifTiisiou,  dir-fiou''-jeune,  s. 
diffusion,  f. 

TtlSùsive,  dif-fiou'-clveia.  éten- 
du,  répandu,   large. 

Diffûslvely,  dir-fiou'-ciTe-M,  ad. 
amplement. 

DilTûsiTencss,  dif-fiou'-cive- 
nesse,  s.   étendue,  prolixité,  ^. 

l>is,  dig,  va.  (dug,  digged, 
digged),  creuser,  bêcher,  — 
Bgaia,  biner.  —  ou»,  déter- 
rer, arracher. 

Digcst,  di-djeste',  ».  digeste, 
m,  pandectes,  f.  pi. 

Sîgést,  di-djeste'j  va.  digérer, 
rédiger,  ranger,  supporter. 

— •  vn.  suppurer. 

Dig<-8«er,  di-djess'-teur,  »,  di- 
gestif. 

Digciiiilile,  di-djessMi-bl,  a. 
aisé  à  digérer. 

Digcsliou,  di-djess'-tcheune,  s. 
digestion,  réduction,  suppura- 
tion, f..  [gestif,  raaturalif. 

Digcstive,  di-djess^-lhe,  a.  di- 

—,  s.  digestif,  m, 

Digger,  dig'-gueur,  ».  celui  qui 
creuse,  fossoyeur,  m. 

Diggiiig,  dig'-guinngne,  s,  creu- 
sement, m.        [sure,  figure,  f. 

Oigit.  did'-djile.  s.  doigt,  in.  me- 

Digitatcd.  dia'-dii-té-ted,  a.  di- 
gilé,  f. 

Diglailiâlion,  dal-glé-di-é'- 
cheune,  s.  combat  i  coups  d'é- 
pée,  >(î.   querelle,  f. 

Dîg>iificâiioii,dig-ni-fi-ké'-cheu- 
De,5.  exaltation,  /. 


Digntflcd,  Jig'-ni-faïde,  3.  ho- 
noré de  quelque  dienilé. 

nignify.  dig'-ni-faï,  \k:.  pro- 
mouvoir, élever,  illustrer,  ho- 
norer, [^'uitaire,  m 

Ittgiiitnry,  dig'-ni-ta-ri,  s.  di 

Digiiily,  dig'-ni-ti,  s.  dignité 
grandeur,  f. 

Digréss.di-gress',  t,'<-  s'écarter 

Digression,  di-grèche'-eune,  » 
digression,  f.  écart,  m. 

Dijûdicate,  di-djiou'-di-kéta , 
va.  juger,  démêler. 

Dljiidicàtion,  di-djiou-di-k€'. 
clieune,  s.  jugement,  m. 

Dike,  daïke,  s.  digue,  chaussés^ 
jetée,/',  bàtardeau,  m. 

Dildcerate,  di-lass'-ci-réte,  VU. 
déchirer,  gâter. 

Dilacer&don,  di-Iass-ci-rê'- 
cheune,  ».  dilacéralion,  /. 

Dil&uiate,  dl-lê''-ni-éle,  va.  dé- 
chirer, mettre  eu  pièces. 

Dilâpidatc,  dl-lap'-i-déte,  va. 
ruiner,  délruire. 

Dilapidation,  di-lap-i-dé'-cheu> 
ne,  ».  dépérissement,  m. 

Dilataliiiit]',  di-lé-ta-bil'-i-ti,  ». 
dilatabilité,  f.  [table. 

Dilatable,   di-lé'-ta-bl,  a.    dila- 

Dilatàlian,  dil-é-lé'-cheune,  s. 
dilatation,  f. 

nil&te,  di-léte',  va.  dilater, 
élargir,    étendre. 

—  ,  vn.  se  dilater,  s'étendre,   [m. 

Dilâtor,  di-lé'-teur,  s.  dilatoire, 

DiiatoriuesB,  dil'-a-teur-i-nes 
se,  ».  lenteur   nonchalance,  f, 

Dilatory,  dll'-a-teur-i,  (I.  lent, 
dilatoire. 

Diléctiou,  di-leli'-cheune,  ». 
tendresse,  f.  attachcmeni,  m. 

Dilémma,  di-leiiy-ma,  ».  dU 
lemme,  embarras,  m. 

Diligence,  dil'-i-djennce,  s.  di- 
lisence,^.  soin,  m.         [ligent. 

Diligent,    dil'-i-djennt,    a.    di- 

niligentlf,  dil^-i-djeunt  li,  ad, 
diligemment. 

Dîil,  dil,  s.  (ho.')  anet,  m. 

Dilûcid,  di-liou'-cide,  a.  clair, 
transparent,  évident,   féclaircir. 

Diiùcidate,  di-liQu'-ci-déle^  va. 


DIL 


474 


DIR 


Ddnent,  dilMou-ennt,  a.  i.  dé- 
layant, dissolvant. 

I>ilûtc,di-l;oufe',i;n.  détremper, 
■Mondre  d'eau,  délayer,  couper. 

Dilûter,  di-liou'-teur,  s.  qui  dé- 
laie, dis=oh'ant,  dé'ajanl,  m. 

Dilution,  di-liou'-chenne,  s.  dé- 
trempe, f.  mélange,  m. 

Dilûvia»,  di-liou'-Ti-ane,  a.  di- 
luTien. 

Dim,    dime,  j.  obscur,  trouble. 

— ,  va.  offusquer,  obscurcir. 

— ,  a.  sombre  (of  rolour).       [ble 

—  «igbtcd,  s    qui  a  la  vue  Irou- 

—  sight,  s.  vue  trouhle,  /". 
Dimension,     di-menn'-cheune. 

s.  dimension,  f. 

DiEucnsioiiless,  dî-menn-'-cheu- 
ne-lesse,  s.  sans  mesure  déter- 
minée,     [marquant  l'éleudue 

Dinséiiaïve,     di-mecu'-cive,    a. 

DimidSâtion,  di-mi-di-é'-cheu- 
ne,  s.  partage  par  la  moitié,  m. 

Diuifuisli,  di-mine'-iche,  ro.  di- 
minuer. 

—,  vn.  décroître. 

Dins.inislini>Io,  di-mine'-ichc- 
a-bl,  a.  dîminuable. 

Diiuînisbisi^ly,  di-mîne'-iclie- 
inngne-li,  ml.  avec  mépris. 

Dtmiaiùtion,  dime-i-niou''-cbeu- 
ne,  s.  diminution,  /.  râlais, 
déchet,  m.  [a.  chélil. 

Diniiiiiitive.     dimineMou-tive, 

—,  s.  diminutif,  m. 

S>inii'niitiTclj',  di-mine'-iou-li- 
ve-li,  ad.  chétivement. 

niniiiiiitÎTeHess,  di-mine'-iou- 
tive-nesse,  s.  petitesse,  f. 

Diinisli,  dime'-iche,  a.  un  peu 
obscur.  [missoria! 

8limî.«aory,  dime'-is-seur-i,a.di- 

Diuiity,  dime'-i-ti,  s.  bassin, m. 

Dimly,  dime'-li,  ad,  obscuré- 
ment. 

Dimnrss,  dime'-nesse,  s.  ob- 
scurcissement de  la  vue,  m. 
stupidité,  f.  [f. 

Diinple,  dimm'-plej  s.   fossette, 

— ,  vn.  former  une  fossette. 

Diniiilcd,  dimra'-pld,  a,  qui  a 
une  fospclle. 

Dimitly,  dinim'-pli,  ad.  plein  de 


fossettes  ou    de    petites    Inéga- 

lités. 
nin,  dine,  s,   fracas,  tapage,  m. 
— ,  va.  étourdir. 
Dine,  daîne,  vn.  (Itner. 

—  ,va.  donner  à  dîner.        [suer. 
Ding,  dinng,  v-a.    froisser,  bos- 
—,  vn.  faire  le  fanfaron. 
Ding-ilong,     dinng-donng,     s, 

tintement,  son,  m. 
Dnigle,  dinn'-gl,  s.  vallon,  m. 
Diiigy,     dinn'-dji,    a,     obscur, 

sombre. 
Diiiiiig-room,        daï'-ninngne- 

roume,  s.  salle  &  manger,  f. 
Diniug-hnil,         daï'-ninngne- 

hâll,  s.  réfectoire.  [m. 

Di'nncr,    din'-neur,   s.     dîner, 

—  time,  s.  l'heure  de  dîner,  f. 
Dint.  dinnt,    s.    marque,   trace, 

force,  impression,  /.  vestige, m. 

— )  va.  bossuer. 

Dinnmcrâiion,  di-niou-mer-é'- 
cheune,  5.  énuméra'.ion, /.  dé- 
nombrement, m.        [diocésain. 

Diôcesnn,      daï-oss'-i-sane,      S. 

Diocesa,  daI'-6-cess,  s,  diocèse, 
m. 

Di6plric,  —  cal,  daï-op'-trik, 
tri-kal,  a.  dloptrique,  /. 

Di6pii'ic«,  daî-op'-triks,  .s.  la 
diojitrique. 

Dip,  dipe,  va.  plonger,  enga- 
ger, tremper,  mouiller. 

— ,  t!)i.  plonger,  s'enfoncer,  s'en» 
gager,  feuilleter  (des  livres), 

— ,  s,  plongé,  inclinaison  de  l'ai- 
guille aimantée,  plongement. 

Dipé«;ilou»,daî-pett'-a-leuce,  a. 
(bo.)  bipétal.  [thongue,  /. 

Diphlbong.dip'-thonng,  s.  diph- 

Diplôma,  di-p!ô'-ma,  s.  diplô- 
me, ;n.  charte, /.         [plomatie. 

Diplomarj,  dip'-18-ma-cl,  s,  di- 

DipiomJitic,  dip-lô-mate'-ik,  s. 
diplomatique.  [m, 

nipper,  dip'-peur,  s.  plongeur, 

Bipt.  DippL-d,  dipt,  prêt,  et 
part,  de  Dip. 

Dire,  daïre,  a.  affreux,  cruel. 

Direct,  di-rekt',  fi.  direct, droiti 
clair. 

— ,  va.   diriger,  rapporter,  mon- 


DIR 


475 


DIS 


trer,  conduire,  régler,  Taire 
Toîle,  faire  roule.  —  a  letlcr, 
adresser. 
Direction,  ui-refe'-cheune,  s.  — 
lion,  conduite,  instruction,  f. 
ordre,  m.  —  of  a  leltcr,  s. 
adresse,  f,  —  word,  s.  récla- 
me, f.  [dirige,  montre. 
nii-éctive,   di-rcli'-tiTe,    a,    qui 

Dircctij,  di-relit'-li,  ad.  direc- 
tement, droit.  —  agninst,  iid. 
Tis-à-vis,  [rectitude,  f. 

Dircclncss,     di-rekt'-nesse,    s. 

Dircctor,  —  Irii,  di-rek'-teur, 
trikce,  s.  directeur. 

Bin-clory,  di-rek'-teur-i,  5.  di- 
rectoire, m,  formule,  litur- 
gie, f.  [horrible,  cruiil 

Dircfiil,   dalre'.foul,  o.  affreux, 

Bfrencss,  doTre'-nesse,  s.  hor- 
reur, f.  [pillage,  m. 

Diréption,   daî-rep'-cheune,  s. 

Dîrge,  deurdge,  s.  obit,  m.  hjm- 
ne  funèbre,  f. 

Itii'k,  deurke,  s.  dague,  f. 

Dirt.  deurte,  s.  boue,  saleté, 
ordure,  crotte,    f. 

— ,  va,  salir,  crotler. 

Dfrtilf,  deurle'-i-ll,  ad,  sale- 
ment, indignement. 

DiriiiicBs,  deurteM-nesse,  a. 
saleté,  bassesse,  f. 

Dii-<y,  deurle'-i,  a.  sale,  crotté, 
sordide,  méfuisalile. 

—  5  i'«.  salir,  i;âter.      [rupture,  /. 

Diri'iption,  daï-reup'-cheune,  s. 

Disability,  dis-a-bilM-(i,  s.  in- 
capacité, f, 

Disâble,  diz'-é-bl,  va.  rendre 
incapable,  ruiner.  —  a  hallc- 
ry,  démonter  une  batterie.  — 
a  ship,  désemparer. 

Disâlilvtl,  diz-é'-bld,  a.  Incapa- 
ble, impotent.  [sabu?er. 

Disakûse,  dis-a  bîouze',  va.  dé 

Disaccoœniodation,  dis-ak- 
kom-jnô  dé'-clieune,  s.  discon- 
venance, f. 

Disaccûst^m,  dis-ak-keuss''- 
teum,  va.   désaccoutumer. 

I>i9tickiiôwlcd;^e,  dis-ak-noi'- 
edje,  ta.  désavouer,  nier. 

Disitcquâiulauce,  dis-ak- 


konênn'-tannce,  s.  méslnlellk 

gerce,  f, 
DiiiHdiântage,       dis  ad-Tann'- 

tédje,  s.  désavantage,  m, 
—,  va.  préjudiciT,  nuire. 
DîsadvaulâgeoiBs, —  genblc, 

dis-ad-vann-lé'-djeuce,     dja-bl, 

o.  désavantageux. 
DisadTaul&geousIy,      dis-ad- 

vaon-té'-djeuce-li,  ad,  désavan- 

tageusement. 
DisadTanlâgeousneSB,  dis-ad- 

vann-té'-djeuce-nesse,   s.   désa 

vantago,  préjudice,  m.  incom 

modilé,  /, 
Disadvcntiiroiiii,  dis-ad-Tenn'- 

tctiiou-reuce,  a.  malheureux, 
DIsaffect',   dis-af-rckl',  va.    dé- 
sapprouver, indisposer,  aliéner. 
DisaOéctod,    dis-ar-feli''-ted,  a, 

maiintentienné,    mécontent. 
DisaUéctodlj,  iiis-.ar-rek''-ted-!i, 

ad.  en  malintentionné. 
Disaffécleduess,       DisaOcc* 

tion,         dis-af-Tek^-ted-nesse, 

oheune,  >.  mauvaise  Intention, 

indiiTérence,  f. 
Disnffirmance,        dls-af-feur^- 

mannce,  s.  négation,  f. 
Disagi'ée,    dls-a-grl',    un.    être 

en  désaccord,  se  brouiller, 
Disagréable,   dis-a-grC-abl,  a. 

désagréable,  disgracieux. 
DiKagi'cablcncss,  dis-a-grî^-a- 

bl-nesse,   s,    désagrément,   m. 

opposition,  f. 
Deaagrcably,     dis-a-grV-a-bli, 

ad.  désagréablement 
Disagréement,  d<S-a-grV- 

mennt,    s.    contrariété,  antipa- 
thie, discorde,  /. 
DIsallén,   dis-al-laôù',   va.   dé- 
sapprouver, rejeter,  désavouer. 
— ,  vn.  défendre,  interdire. 
DissalI<iHable,dir-al-la(Sîi'-a'b!, 

a.  condamnable. 
Dissalléwancc,        dls-at-laôù'- 

annce,  s.  proliibition,  f. 
Disâiiimate,di2-ane''-i-méle,  va. 

décourager.  [annuler. 

Disaiiiiiil,      dis-an-neuK,      va, 
Disaiiiiûlmcut,      dis-an-neul'- 

meunt,  s.  annulation. 


DIS 


476 


DIS 


DlBflppéar,  dis-ap-pire',  in. 
disparaître. 

Dïsnppéarance^  dîs-ap-pK- 

rance,  s.  disparition,/'. 

Dlsappoint,  dis-ap-poînnt',  vi. 
frustrer,  manquer  de  parole, 
déconcerter. 

Disoppointmcnt,  ul'-ap-poïnnl- 
mennt,  s.  manqueraeuv  de  pa- 
role, contre-temps,  m.  traver- 
se,/-. 

Disnpprob&tion,  dis-ap-prô- 
té'-cheune,  s.  bl&me,  désaveu, 
m. 

Disappréve,  dis-ap-prouve', 
va.    désapprouver,   bl&mer. 

DUârin,  dii-lrm',  va.  et  un. 
désarmer. 

DiKnrrny,  dis-ar-ré',  ».  désor- 
dre, m.  confusion,  f. 

— ,  i'«.  mettre  en  désordre,  dé- 
shabiller,     [sastre,  revers,  m. 

Disûsler,    dlz-as/-teur,     s.    dé- 

— ,  m.  porter  mallieur,  affliger. 

î>îsiri&lrou»,diz-as^-*reuce, (T.  fu- 
neste. 

Risrisiroualy,  diz-as'-treuce-li, 
aJ.  funestement. 

DÊ&ttH(rousBicti8,  diz-as'-treuce- 
r.i'ese,  s.  désa:tre,  m. 

X^isaTÔn,  DisaToûcli,  dis-a- 
vaou',vaoulche',  tja.dé.savouer, 
nier. 

S>tsaT6wal,  DijEiaTÔwiDpnt, 
dis-a-vaou'-al,  menni,  s.  désa- 
veu, refus,  m.     [v.  discréditer. 

13f».aâtlioriEe,  dis-âù^-tbô-raîze, 

Disb&Dd,  dii-baund',  va.  licen- 
cier, congédier. 

— »  vn.  être  licencié  da  service 
militaire,  se  débander. 

SïisbÂnding;,  dlz-bann^-dlnngne, 
s.  débandement,  llctnclement, 
m.  [quer. 

Disbâi'k,   dli-bark',   va.  aébar- 

Disbclief,  dis-bi-llf,  s.  incré- 
dulité, f.  doute,  m. 

DisbelieTc,  dls-bi-ltve',  va,  ne 
pas  croire.  [incrédule. 

ÏSîMbeWeTer,    diS-bi-lî'-veur,  s. 

Iiuiti-ncb,  diz  beunclie',  va. 
chcsser  d'un  liane,    [ébrancher. 

Uisbrànch,   diz-brannche',  va. 


Diabûd,   diz-beud',  va.    ébonr* 

ireonner. 
l>iHbûrdeo,   Disbûrthen,  diz- 

beur'-dn,  thn,  <:a.  décharger, 
alléger.        [bour?er,  dépenser. 

DÊsbûrse,  diz-beurce'',   va.  de- 

Di«bûr8emeni.  diz-beurce^- 
mennt,  s   déboi:..'3ment,  m, 

Disbûrscments,  diz-beurce'- 
menntz,  s.  déboursé,  ))!.  mise,^. 

Slisbûrscr,  diz-beur'-ceur,  a, 
celui  qui  débou.-se,  m. 

Disco'Tcâled.diz-kal-chi-é'-ted, 
i;.  i'  'haussé. 

IKbc>.  jeàtiun,  dis-kal-chi-é'- 
cheiine,  8.  l'action  de  se  dé- 
chausser. 

Biscâiidy,  dis-kann'-dl,  vn.  se 
fondre,  se  dissoudre. 

Di-cârd,  dls-kard',  va.  congé- 
dier, écarter  (aux  cartes). 

Di><oâriiate,  dis-kar'-néte,  a. 
décharné.  [1er, 

niscàsc,   dis-kése',  va.  dépouil- 

Discéi-ii,  diz-zeurn-',  va.  discer- 
ner, démêler. 

Discciner,  diz-zeur'-neur, ».  ce- 
lui qui  discerne,  voit,  m. 

Disccrnible,  diz-zeur'-nl-bi,  a. 
iierceptiblo. 

Diseérniblencss,  diz-zenr^-ot* 
Ll-nesse,  s.  perceptibilité,  f. 

Discôriilbl),  dii-ieur'-ni-bll, 
ad.  visiblement. 

Diâccrning,  dlz-zeur'-nlnngne, 
a.  judifiieuj,  éclairé. 

Discérniiigl}',  diz-zeur'-ninn- 
gne-li,  (id.  judicieusement. 

Discérnmonl,  diz-zeurn'- 

mennt,  s.  discernement,  juge- 
iT.ent,  goût,  m. 

Disccrp.  dis-ceurp',  va.  briser. 

Diforptibiliij,  dis-cearp-ti- 
bil'-l-ti,  s.  fragilité,  f. 

Di»cprptible.  di.«-ceurp/-ti-bl,a. 
qui  peut  être  brisé. 

Discérpliaii,di:  ceurp^-chenne, 
s.  décbire.neni,   în. 

Discbâi'ge,  dis-tchardje',  va. 
décharger,  acquit  ter,  congédier, 
reiichfr,    exempter,    expédier. 

—  a  dvbi,  acquitter  une  dette. 

—  a  crew,  congédier  on  équl- 


DIS 


477 


ms 


pa^e.  —  oue*«  'u(f,  Faire 
SOD  devoir. 

— ,î)n.  se  déchargei,  se  jeter. 

—,  $.  décharge,  quitlance,  f. 
congé,  élargissement,  m.  abso- 
lution, f, 

Discliârger,  dis-ichar'-djeur,  s. 
celui  qui  décliarge,  congédie, 
acqullle,  relAche,  m. 

DÎBCfnt,  dis-cinnt',  a.  qui  n'a 
pas  de  ceinture.  [diviser. 

Disciiid,  dis-cinnd',  va.  couper. 

Disciple,  dis-sal'-pl,  $.  disciple, 
élève,  m. 

Disciplealilp,  dis-sa!'-pl-cliipe, 
s.  l'état  d'un  disciple,  d'un 
élève,  m.  [a.  —  naWe. 

Disripliiialtie.  dls'-ci-plinc-a-ljl, 

Viscipliiiubleueiis,  dis -ci-pli- 
ne-a-bl-nesse,  5.  docilité,  /. 

Dîscipliuariuu,  dis^-ci-piine- 
^■ri-ane,  a.  qui  regarde  la  dis- 
cipline. 

— t  <.  celui  qui  prescrit  des  règles. 

—,  s.  presbytérien,  m. 

DfsGlpIiuaFf,  dis^-ci-pline-a-ri, 
a.  qui  regarde  l'éducation,  dis- 
ciplinaire. 

Dfscipliue,  dis''-ci-plice,  s.  dis- 
cipline, instruction,  règle, ^. 

— ,  va.  discipliner,  instruire,  ré- 
gler, [cer,  désavouer. 

Biacl&im,  dis-kleme^,  va.  renon- 

Discl&imér,  dis-klé''-meur,  qui 
renonce,  qui  désavoue. 

Diaclôac, dis-lildze',  va.  révéler, 
découvrir,  ouvrir,  publier, éclo- 
re,  bourgeonner. 

Discl6scr,  dis-klô'-zeur,  t.  ce- 
loi  qui  révèle,  ni. 

BiscIaSsiire,  dis-kld^-jiflure,  s. 
révélation,  éclosion,  f. 

Discolurûtiuii,  dis-kol-d-ré'- 
eheune,  *.  décoloration,  f. 

Diaoûlour,  dis-keuK-eur,  vn. 
ternir,  flétrir,  déteindre,  déco- 
lorer. 

DiscômOt,  dis-keum'-fite,  l'a. 
défaire,  mettre  eo  déroute. 

Discduifidirr,  dis-keum'-file- 
ioure,  s.  délaite,  déroute,  f. 

BiscôiiMfoi-t,di3-keura'-l'ei;Tle,s. 
afliiction,  f. 


— ,  ua.araiger,  abattre, chagrinée. 
Discémrorluble,        dis-keum^* 

feur-ta-bl,  ii.  inconsolable. 
Dlscomniéutl,  dis-kom-mennd', 

va.  blâmer,  improuver. 
Dlscâmuieiidable,       dis-lîom^- 

menn-da'bl,  a.  blâmable. 
Discouimeudablcuess,       dis- 

kom'-menn-da-bl-nesse,    s.    et 

qui  est  blâmable. 
DiMComiuciidatioli,      dis-kom> 

menn-dé''-cbeunej  f .  blâme,  m. 

improbation,  f. 
Disconiincutler,  dis-kom- 

menn'-deur,   s.   censeur,  criti- 
que, m. 
DisconiiiKSde,     dis-kom-mftdé', 

va.  incommoder. 
Diacomuiôdiou»,  dis-kom-mô'- 

di-euce  ou   dji-euce,  a,  incom- 
mode. 
Discomiuodiiy,    dis-koni->mod^« 

i-ti,  S-  inconvénient,  m.  incom- 
modité, f. 
Uisccm|>âse,      dis-komm'-pôze, 

vu.  déranger,  troubler. 
Discouspôsurc,    dis-komm-py* 

jionre,   s.  dérangemenl,    m.  — 

of  niliid,  s.  désordre  d'esprit, 

m.  [va,   déconcerter. 

Disconcért,     dis-konn~ceurle^, 
Discoufôrmiiy,    dis-konn-lor^- 

mi-ti,  s.  irrégulorilé,  /'. 
Discougrùily,    dis-konn-griou'- 

i-ti,  s.  incongruité,  f. 
DJ»côii»olai«-.dis-Loiin''-so-!éles 

a.  inconsolable. 
Discoiisôlately,      dls-konn-slV'» 

léte-li,  ad.  tristement. 
Discûtssolatciicss,     dis-konn'« 

sô-léte-nesse,  s.  affliction,^. 
Diecoaitênt,    dis-konn-tennt',  9, 

mécontentement,  chagrin,  m, 
— ,  va.  niécoutenter,  déplaire. 
Discoiitéuted,    dis-konn-tenn'» 

ted,  a.  mécontent, 
DiBcoiitéiitt-dl}',  dis-konn- 

tenn'-ted-li,  ad.i,  contre  cœur, 

avec  ennui. 
DiMcoiiténtpdnc88«     dis-konn- 

tenn'-ted-nesse,  s.  chagrin,  tn. 

peine,  f. 
Discout«i>iiucutf       dis-koon« 


DIS 


478 


DIS 


tennt'-mennt,  s.  mécontente- 
ment, r' 

Discoiitiiiuaiicc,  dis-konn-ti- 
ne'-iou-annce,  s.  cessation,  f. 

Discoiitiiiuât!uu,dis-Lonn'line- 
iou-é'-clieune,  s.  —  lion,/. 

Discoutiiiuc,dis-koQn-tiae''-lou, 
va.  discontinuer. 

—  ,  fn.  discontinuer,  déchoir. 

Uiscoutiuûity,  dis-lioon-tine- 
iou'-i-ti,  j.  séparation^  f.  re- 
pos, ni. 

Disconvénience,  dts-konn-vi^- 
ni-ennce,  s.  désagrément,  diffé- 
rence, inconvenance,  /. 

Discord,  dis'-korde,s.  discorde, 
désunion,  dissonance,  f, 

— ,  un.   n'être  pris  d'accord. 

Discôi-tlaiioe,  —  cy,  dis-kor^- 
dannce,  danu-ci,  s.  brouillerie, 

Discordant,  dis-kor^-dannt,  a. 
discordant.  —  voice,  f.  voix 
qui  détonne,  f. 

Dit.i-ôi'daiitl)',  dis-kor'-dannt-li, 
ad.  contradicloiremenl. 

Discount,  di<-kàounnt',  va.  dé- 
compter, déduire. 

— ,  s.  escompte,  rabais,  m. 

Diseôuuleiiaucp,  dis  kaounn'- 
ti-nanuce,s.  froideur,  f. 

—,  ta.  décontenancer,  découra- 
ger. 

SiKCÔunlenancer,dis-kaounn'- 
ti.naon-ceur,4.  celui  qui  décon- 
teuance. 

I>i..coûi-age,  dis-keur'-édje,  l'a. 
décourager,  rebuter,  opposer. 

Discoùrngemeut,  diskeur'- 
édje-raennt,  s.  découragement, 
désavantage,  m. 

Difecoûragor,  dis-keur'-édje- 
eur,  s.  celui  qui  décourage. 

Di>.eoijragiiig.  a.  ret'Utant. 

DÎHcourse,  dis-kôrce^,  â.  dis- 
cours, propos,  traité,  entretien, 
lier. 

—,  vn.  converser,  discourir,  par- 

Discôiirsvr,  dis-kôr'-ceur,  s. 
discoureur,  dissertateur,  m. 

Dâ8c6iirsive}  dis-kôr'-cive,  a. 
dialogué.  [ce,  a.  incivil. 

Diacoiirieoiii,    dis-keur^-lcbeu- 


DiNcoiirtcoiisly.  dîs-keur^^ 

tchouce-li,  ad.  incivilemenl. 
i>is<-»ùr(cB).    dis-keur'-'<-ci,  s. 

in -iïilité,  rudesse,  f. 
Di^rôver.   dis-keuv'-eur,  va.n^ 

couvrir,  déceler,  apercevoir. 
DiscôTcralile,    dis-keuv'-eur-a- 

bl,  a.  facile  à  découvrir, 
DiscÔTcrer,   dis-keuv'-eur-eur, 

.v.  déceleur,  éclaireur,  jn» 
niscôvcrj-,     dis-keuv'-eur-i,   ». 

découvene,  f. 
DiHcrédit,  dis-kred^-îte,  %,  dés- 

lionneur,    m.    flétrissure,  con- 
fusion, f.  [créditer, 
— .  va.  perdre  de  réputation,  dis- 
DiscréL-t,  dis-krîle',  a.    discret, 

sage. 
Uiscréetif ,  dis-kilte'-li,  ad.  dis- 
crètement. 
Discrëcineas,    dis-krl(e'-nesse, 

.s.  discrétion,  [s.  différence, ^ 
nisci-ë|>iince,  diskri'-pannce, 
Itisrréiinnt,    dis-tri'-pannt,    a. 

contraire. 
Iiiscréie.  dis-krite',  a.  distinct. 
Iiisci'éiion.  dis-krèche'-eune,  s. 

—  tiori,  prudence,  f. 
Discrétioiiary,    dis-krèche'-eu- 

ne-a-ri,  a.  —  tionnaire,  illimité. 
Disri'éiive,  dis-kri'-tive,  a.  dis- 

crétif. 
Discriminable,      dis-krimcM- 

na-M,  a  qu'on  peut  distinguer. 
Discriuiiiiaie,    dis-krime'-i-né- 

te,  va.  distinguer. 
Discrimina tcueas,    dis-krime'- 

i  né:e-nesse,  i.  différence,  tran- 

cliée,  f. 
Discriniinâtiou,      dis-krime-l- 

né'-clieune,  s.  différence,  /. 
Discriuiinutive,      dis-krimo'-t- 

né-tiv.-,  (1.  distiiictif. 
DîBcriiiiiiiou»,dis-kriœe'-i-ueu- 

ce,  (f.  dangereux. 
Discrâwii,     dis  kraoune',     l'a. 

décourooncr.  [disculper. 

Uisri'ilpate,     dis-keui'-péle,i)a. 
Discubiiorj',  diskiou'-U-teur-i, 

a.  couclié.  [ci,  s.  couclier,  m. 
Disci'iuiheiicy,  dis-keum^-benn- 
Discûuiher,  dis-keun/-beurj  va. 

dégager,  débarrasser. 


DIS 


479 


DIS 


Discursive,    dis-kettr'-cive,    a- 

discursif,  vngue. 
Dixcûi-Hivel)',    dis-keur'-cive-!î, 

n<l.  -vagueraen!.  [raisuAnable. 
Stisi-ùi-Bory^  dis-keur^-seur-i,  a. 
tciMcûs,  dis-kt'uce',  s, disque, m. 
Uisciiss.  diS'keusse^,  va,  dis- 
cuter, éplucher. 
DÎBCûsscr,     dis-kous^-seur,    #. 

dissertateur,  m. 
Discûgkion,  dis-keuss'-eheune, 

s.  discussion,  f.  [résolutif. 

Biscûssive,    dis-keuss'-cive,  a. 
Oiscûtâeiit,  dis-kiou'-chennt,  s. 

résolulif,  m.      [ser,  dédaigner. 
Disdâiii,  dii-déne',  va.  méprl- 
— ,  s.  dédain,  mépris,  m. 
Disiiriiuful,    diz-déne''-rouI,   a. 

dédaigneux. 
Disdaiiiriillj',       dis-déne'-foul- 

li,  tul.  fièrement. 
DisdûiurulueKs,  diz-déne^-foul- 

nesse,  s    hauteur,  f. 
Viscaee,  diz'-ize,  s.  maladie,  /. 

mal,  m.  Foui—,  s.  siphilis,  f. 
—,  fa.  rendre  malade,  incommo- 
der. 
Diséascd,  diz'-i-zd,  a,  malade. 
Discascducss,  diz-i'-zed-nesse, 

5.  état  maladif. 
Discmbàrk,  dis-emmbark',  Va. 

et  vn.  débarquer. 
Discmbarkuieut,  dis-emm- 

bark'-meunt,  s.   débarquement, 

m. 
Disembflter,         dis-emm-bit''- 

teur,  va.  ôter  l'amertume. 
Dîseniliôdicd,  dis-emm-bod'-id, 

a,  dépourvu  de  corps. 
Diseuibôgue,    dis-emm-bAgue', 

va.  jeter,  décharger. 
— ,  vn.  déboucher,  se  décharger. 
Pisciubôwelled,  dis  emm- 

baou'-eld,  a.  tiré  des  entrailles. 
Disuiubrôil,  dis-emra-broïl',ia. 

débrouiller. 
Disfiiâblc,     dis-enn-é'bl,     va. 

affaiblir,  rendre  incapable. 
Disciiebûiii,     dis-enn-tchannt', 

vn.  désenchanter, 
Disciicûuiber,     dis-enn-keum'- 

beur,  va.  débarrasser. 
DiBcucûmbrauce  ,        dis-enc- 


keum'-brannce,  (.  déliTraDcei 
désembarras,  f, 

DiseiigAge,  dis-enn-guéàje,  va. 
dégager,  délivrer,  affranchir. 

—,  ru.  se  dégager,  se  détacher. 

Diaciigâgvd,  dis-enn-guédjd', 
ad.  à  loisir. 

Diseiigâgvduess,  dis-enn- 

guédjd'-nesse,  s.  loisir,  m. 

Discugagenieiit,  dis-enn- 

guédje'-mennt,  s.  dégagement, 
m      [vn.  démêler,  débarrasser. 

Dii«eiil&ngle,dis-enn-tanng^-gl, 

Discuter,  dis-enn  leur',  l'a.  dé- 
terrer,      [délivrer  d'esclavage 

Discutbrâi,  dis-eun-thrâùl',  va. 

Diaciitbrôtie,  dis  enn-thrône', 
ni.  détrôner,        [va.  réveiller. 

Disoiitrâiicc,   dis-enn-irannce', 

Discsiioûse,  dis-i-spaouze',  va. 
rompre  un  accord  de  fiançailles, 
démaiier.  [peu  de  cas. 

Dises  (écni,dis-i-stime',ua.  faire 

— ,  s.  mépris,  m. 

Disfa«'our,  dis-fé-'-veur,  s.  dé- 
faveur, difformité,  f.  déplaisir, 
m.  [rager. 

— ,  va.  jeter  la  défaveur,  décou- 

Disfigiirâtiou,  dis-fig-iou-ré'- 
cheune,  s.  dégâl,  changement, 
m.  altération,  f. 

Disfigure,  dis-fig'-ioure,  va, 
défigurer,  effacer. 

DisGgiircuieut,  dis-flg-ioure'- 
meoiit,  s.  enlaidissement,  m. 
difformité,  f. 

Disfiâuchisc,  dis-frann''-tchi- 
ze,  va.  ôter  la  franchise. 

Disfrâiicbiseuieut,  disfrann^- 
tchize-meunt,  s,  privation  de 
franchise,  f, 

Disfûruisb,  dis-feur-'-niche,  va. 
dépouiller,  dégarnir,  démeubler. 

Difigâriiisti,  dis-gar'^-niche,  vn, 
dégarnir,  désarmer  (une  ville 
de  guerre.) 

DiBglérir)',  dis-gl6'-ri-faï,  va, 
priver  de  gloire. 

DÏKgôrge,  disgordje',  va,  •vo- 
mir, rendre,  se  dégorger. 

~^vn.  rendre  gorge.  ^' 

Disgrâce,  dis-gréce',  va.  dis- 
graciîr,  déshonorer,   flétrir. 


DIS 


480 


tlS 


Disgrâce,  s.  disgr&ce,  honte,  f. 

Hiagràcetiil,  dis-gréce'-foul,  a. 
infârre,  Ijon'eux. 

Disgrâcerullj',  dis-gréce'-foul- 
li,  (id.  honteusement. 

DlagrâcefulueHB.  dis-gréce'- 
Toul-nesso,  s.  infamie,  f, 

Disgràcer,  dis-gré'-ceur,  s.  ce- 
lui qui  disgracie. 

Disgrâcious,  dis-gré'-cllOQCe, 
a.  désobligeant. 

Disgiiiae,  dizgaîze',  va.  dégui- 
ser, feindre,  iravestir. 

Di8gu£»eiueii«.Jizgaîze^-mennt, 
s.  déguisement,  »i. 

Disgulaer,  dizg-aï'-zeur,  s.  ce- 
lui qui  déguise,  défigure. 

DÎBgiist,  d,z-gneust',  s,  aver- 
sion, /■.  desniii,  m. 

—  ,  VII.  dégoùlei-,  choquer. 
Disgiigtful,  diz-gueust'-foul,  a. 

dégoûtant.  [f.  mets. 

Disb,  diebe,  s.   plat,  m.  tasse, 

—  clout,  s.  torchon,  m.  lavet- 
te, A 

—  waaher,  s.  bergeronnette,  ;'. 

—  water,  eau  de  vaisselle,  f. 

— î  va.  dresser,  mettre  dans  un 
plat.  [bille,  in.  en  uégligé 

Disbuliille,  dis-a-bil',  s.  déslia- 

Diâliâbit,  dis-ab'-ite.  Va.  délo- 
ger, faire  déguerpir. 

DishcArten,  dis-har'-tn,  ta, 
rebuler,  décourager. 

Diahérisun,  dis-hir''-i-in,  t, 
exhérédation,  f.  [riter. 

Disliérii,  dis-her^-ile,  va.  déshé- 

Dishcritor,  dis-her'-i-teur,  t. 
qui  déshérite 

DishéTel,  diche-tv'-e!,  va.  éche- 
veler 

Diskâneat,  dis-on&'-iste,  a.  mal- 
honnête,  déshounête,   houleux. 

0iahôucatly,diz-one'-iste-li,a(i. 
mélbonnélement,  déshonoête- 
ment. 

Dighéueslj,  dii-one'-is-ti,  j. 
malhonnôtelé,   impudicité,  f. 

Dishôiiour,  di^oue'-eur,  s.  dés- 
honneur, m. 

—,  va.  déshonorer. 

Diâh6iioiirHi)lc,  diz-one'-eur- 
K-U,  a.  dcshonorable. 


Di»h6iiourably,      diz-ooe'-eur, 

a-bli,  ad.  vilainement. 
DiBb<Siiourer,diz-one'-enr-eur, 

s.  séducteur,  corrupteur. 
D  i  sb  ôr  II,  dis- lj  or  ne',  U(ï.  écorner. 
Disbiimour,   dis-iou'-meur,   s. 

mauvaise  humeur. 
DiMiiuprÔTemeut,        dis-imm- 
prôuve'-mennt,  s.  décadence,/'. 
Disiiicài'cernCe,      dis  iun-kar'- 

ci-réfe,  'a.  Lirer  de  prison, 
Disiucliiiâtion,  dis-inn-kli-né'- 

cbeune,  s    aversion,/'. 
DiBiiicliiie,   dis-inn-k:aîne,   va. 

donner  de  l'aversion. 
Disiucorporàte,      dis-ina-kor- 

pô'-réle,  va.  séparer 

Disiiigoiiûily-.  —  uuousncfis, 

dis-iuu-LJi-niou'-i-ti,djine'-iou- 

euce-nesse,  t.  mauvaise  foi,  m, 

Diaingënuoua,     dis-inn-djine' 

iou-euce,  a.  dissimulé. 
Diaingéuuoiisly,      dis-inn-dji- 
ne'-iou-euce-li,  ad.  avec   dissi- 
mulation. 
Diaiiibci'it,  dis-ine-her'-ile,  va 
déshériter,  exhéréder.    [terrer 
Disinlor,   dis-inn-teur',  va.  dé- 
Disiii  iereKted,  diz-inn'-ter-e»8- 

ted,  a.  désiDiéressé. 
Diaiutercaleducsa,       dis-inn'- 

ter-ess-led-nesse,  s,  —  meni. 

Disiiitcrestediyf     dis-înn'-ter- 

ess-led-li,  ad.  sans  iiitérêl,  sans 

passion.  [va.  débrouiller. 

Disi'nli'icate,    dii-inn'-tri-kéle, 

DiBiii^itc,     dis-inn-vaït?/,     va. 

coEireniauder.        [dre,  aiviser. 

Disjôiu.  diz  djoTne',  l'rt.   déjoin- 

Disjoiiit,    diz-djoïnnt',  va.   dé- 

m  nlrcr, disloquer, démembrer. 

— ,  i?i.   se  disloquer,    tomber  en 

pièces.  [joint. 

Disjâiict,  diz-djcunnglit',  a.dis- 

Di»jikiic»ioii,diz-djeunnk''-cheu- 

ne,  i.  disjonction,  séparation, f, 

DiHJùiiciive.    c:iz-dj'"innsk/-ti- 

ve,  a.  disjonctif. 
Disjiiuciively,     dii-djeur  Jigk'- 
tive-li,  nd   séparément,  f,  part. 
Disk,  diske,  s.  disque,  »;. 
Diskiudiioai»,  disl.-aïnnd'-nes^, 
i.  maaijue  d'affection,  ni 


DIS 


481 


DIS 


Dis<iko,  diz-Iaike'',  t.  aversion, 
f.  dégoût,  m. 

— t  un.  défapprouTeri  blâmer, 
avoir  de  l'aversion. 

Dîsliker,  diz-laii'-lieur,  S.  dé- 
sapprobateur, m.  [ger,  altérer. 

Dislikcn,  diilaï'-kn,  va.   chan- 

Diftlakeiicss,  diz-laïke^-nesse,  s. 
dissemblance,  f.       [mécontent. 

Dislikerul,   diz-lalke'-foul,     a. 

Dislîmb,  diz-lime',  va.  démem- 
brer, [loquer,  démettre. 

Itislocale,  dis'-lÔ-kéte,  va.  dis- 

Diglocâiion,  dis-lô-ké'-cheune, 
s.  dislocation,  f. 

DIslôilge,  dii-lodje',  va.  faire 
déloger,  déloger,  chasser.  —  a 
sing,  lancer  un  cerf.  —  o 
camp,  décamper, 

—,  vn.  déloger.  [infidèle 

Dislôyal,  diz-lol'-al,  a.  déloyal 

Dislôj'nlly,  diz-loï'-al-ll,  ad 
délojalement,  [loyauté,  / 

Dislôyaliy,  diz-loï-'-al-ti,  s.  dé 

Digmal,  diz'-mal,  n.  affreux,  ter 
rible,  triste.  —  face,  s,  Tisage 
défait. 

Di«mally,  diz''-mal-li,  ad.  hi- 
deusement, affreusement. 

DismalncBs,  diz'-mal-nesse,  s' 
horreur,  f, 

Dismâiitle,  dizmann'-tl,  va. 
démanteler,  dépouiller. 

Dismâsk,  diz-maske,  va.  dé- 
masquer, découvrir. 

Wîsmiisl.diz-maste',!'^.  démâter. 

Disuiày,  diz-mé',  lia.  épouvan- 
ter, étonner,  consterner, 

— ,  s.  terreur. 

Hlsmâycdiiess,  diz-mé^-ed- 
nesse,  s.  épouvante,  /. 

Disme,  dime,  ».  un  dixième; 
ja  dlme,  f.       \va.  démembrer. 

Disuiémber,     diz-memm'-beur, 

Disiiilss,  diz-miss'',  un.  ren- 
voyer, congédier,  répudier. 

Bisnifssioii,  diz-mir'ie'-eune,  s. 
congé,  renvoi,  m. 

Disniôrlgage,  diz-mor^-guédje, 
va.  dégager  d'hypothèque. 

Dîsniôuiii,  diz-maounnt^,t;a.  dé- 
monter, désarçonner,     [cendre. 

—,  tin.  mettre  pied  &  terre,  des- 


Disiiâlui-alize,  diz-natche'-iou» 
ra-laïze,  priver  de  ses  droit! 
de  citoyen.  •;? 

Disnâtured,  diz-né'-lcheurd,  ai 
dénaturé. 

Disobédience,  dîs-6-bi'-di-enn- 
ce,  s.  désobéissance,  f. 

Disobédient,  dis  t-biMI-ennt, 
a.  désobéissant. 

Disobédicnlljr,  di?-6-bi'-di. 
ennt-li,  ad.  en   désobéissant. 

Disobéy,  dis-â-bé',  va.  désoiiéir. 

Disoblig&tion,  dis-ob-li-gué''- 
cheune,  s.  déplaisir,  m. 

Disobligc,  dis-Ô-blaïdje''  ou 
blidje',  va.  désobliger. 

Disobliging,  dis-ô-bla'i'-djinn- 
gne,  a.  désobligeant. 

Disobligiiigly,  dis-ô-blaî'-djinn- 
gne-li,  ai/.désobligeamment. 

Disoblîgingueas,  disô-blnï'- 
djinngne-nesse,  s.  manières 
dures,  /.  pi. 

Disdrder,  diz-or'-deur,  s.  dé- 
sordre, trouble,  embarras,  m. 
confusion,  f.  mal, m.  maladie,^. 

— ,  va.  détraquer,  dérégler,  dé- 
ranger, déconcerter,  fâcher,  in- 
quiéter, altérer. 

Dis6rderod,  Disôrderly,  diz- 
or^-deurd,  deur-li,  a.  déréglé, 
confus,  désordonné.  —  doings, 
j.  dérèglement,  m, 

Disôrderly,  diz  or'-deur-li,  ad, 
en  désordre,  confusément. 

— ,«. désordonné,  déréglé, confus. 

Di»6rdinate,  diz-or^-dl-néte,a. 
désordonné,  déréglé. 

Disoi-diiiately,  diz-or^-di-néte« 
li,  ad.  désordonnément. 

Dlséwn,  diz-âne',  va.  désa- 
vouer, nier,  méconnaître. 

Dispànd,  dis-pannd',  va  ré- 
pandre. i[«.  diffusion. 

Disp&nslon,    dîs-pann'-cheune, 

Dispàrage,  dis-par'-idje,  va. 
mépriser,  avilir. 

DispAraf  eineiit,  dis-par'idje- 
mennt,  .  avilissement,  m.  iné- 
galité,!' jnte,  mésalliance,  f. 

Dispàrager,  dis-par'-idje-eur, 
S.  celui  qui  déshonore,  trait* 
<Tec  mépris. 

31 


DIS 


482 


DIS 


I>U|ifira<o,  dis'-pa-réte,  a.  dif- 
férenl. 

Diapûril}',  dis-par'-i-li,  S-  iné- 
galiié,  f.  [fader,  démolir, 

Dispâi'k,  dis-parlic',  tîa.dépalis- 

DispArt,  di^-parle',  va.  parla- 
g"er,  réparlir. 

Disparition,  dls-par-tlche'-eu> 
ne,  s.  répariition,  f. 

Dispânsion,  dis-pache'eune,  s. 
impartialité,  f. 

Dispâssioiiate,  dls-pache'-eu- 
ne-éte,  a.  modéré, 

Dispûvsioiialeif ,  dis-pache'- 
eune-ételi,  ad.  froidement,  de 
bonne  foi. 

Dispntch.  deapalcb,  va.  dépê- 
cher, expédier.  [disfiper. 

Dispél,   dis-iel',    va.  disperser, 

Dii^pciisable.  dis-penn^-sa-bl,  a. 
dont  CD  peut  dispenser,  exemp- 
ter. 

Dispéiiaarji,  dis-penn'-sa-ri,  ». 
apolliicairerie,  /.  dispensaire, 
m, 

DispenaâlIoB,  dis-penn-sé'- 
cheune,  s.  —  lion,  exemption, 
dispense,  f,  [s.  —  sateur. 

Disppnsâlor,  dis-penn-sé'-teur, 

Dispeiieâtory,  dis-penn-sé'- 
teur-i,  s.  pharn^acopée,  /". 

Dispense,  dis-pennce',  va.  dis- 
tribuer, dispenser,  exempter, 
excuser.  —  wiib,  exempter  de, 
se  dispenser  de. 

—,  s    exemption,  /. 

Dispenser,  dis-penn'-ceur,  (. 
disjiensateur. 

Dispéople,  dis-pi'-pl,  va.  dé- 
pcu|iier,  désoler. 

Di«ppopler,  dis-pl'-pl-eur,  s. 
dbvasiateur,  m.  [pandre. 

^ispérge,   dis-peurdje',  va.  ré- 

'Jïspcrse,  dis-peurce',  va.  dis- 
perser, dissiper,  chasser. 

Dispérscill},  dis-peur'-sed-li, 
ad.  séparément. 

feisipéi-sediiess,  dis-peur'-sed- 
nesse,  s.  dispersion,  /". 

Dispcrsel))  dis-peurce'-li,  ad. 
çà  et  là. 

Disperser,  dis-peur'-senr,  s. 
celui  qui  disperse,  semeur,  m. 


Dispersion,  dispeur'-chenn», 
s.  dispersion,  f. 

Dispirit,  dis-pir'-ite,  va.  décou- 
rager, abattre. 

Disi  iritedncss,  dis-pir'-ile-ed- 
nesse,  s.  ennui,  abattement,)?!. 

Displâce,  dis-pléce/,  va.  dépla- 
cer, déranger,  ôter  un  emploi, 
troubler.  [s.  inci-vilité,  f. 

nisplâcencjr,     dis-plé'-cenn-ci, 

Diapiâcing,  Displûeement, 
dis  plé'-cinngne,  dis-pléce'- 
meunt,  s.  déplacement,   t?ï. 

Displént.  dis  plannt',  vn.  arra- 
cher, déplanter. 

Displaniàlion,  dis  plann-tf- 
cheune,   s.  extirpation,  f. 

Displat,  dis-platt',  va.  détresser. 

Displôy,  dis-plé',  va.  déployer, 
déplier,  étendre,  élargir,  expli- 
quer, exposer,  éclairer,  démê- 
ler, élaler,  faire  parade,  couper, 
parler  librement. 

—  s.  exposition,  explication,  f. 
Displâyed,  dis-pléd',  a.  (in  he- 

raldry),  éplojé.        [déplaisant 

Displéasaul,    dis-pliz'-annt,  a. 

Displéase,  dis-plize',  va.  dé- 
plaire, fScber. 

Displéasinguess,  dis-pli/-zinn- 
gne-nesse,  s.  qualité  déplai- 
sante, f 

Displêasurc,  dis-plejMoure,  ( 
déplaisir, m.  colère,  disgrlce,  f. 

—  «  va.  déplaire. 

Displôde,  displflde',  un.  dis- 
perser avec  bruit.       [éclat,  m 

Dit-plôsion,     dis-plfl'-jeune,    s. 

Dispôrt.dis-pôrle',  va.  divertir. 

— ,  in.  se  divertir. 

— .  s.  passe-temps,  m. 

Disposai,  dis-pô'-zai,  ».  dispo- 
sition, ^.  état,  penchant,  m. 

Dispose,  dis-p6ze',  va.  disposer, 
préparer,  ranger,  arranger, 
ordonner.  —  (in  marriage), 
donner.  —  (of  a  bouse),  louer. 
—  (of  one),  se  défaire  de  quel» 
qu'un.  —  (of  one's  time),  em- 
ployer. 

Dispôsed,  di5-po2ii.,t  disposi, 
en  train,  d'humeur,  porté.  — 
of,  donné,  vendu,  loué. 


DIS 


483 


DIS 


DUiidser,   dis-pô'-zeur,    ».  dis- 

pciifaleur. 
Disposition,  dis-p8-ziche'-eune, 
s    —lion, inclination,  f.  ordre, 
penchant,  état  de  la  santé,  ta- 
lent, m.  [qui  dispose. 
Disjiosiiive,    dis-po2'-i-li-ve,    a. 
DiBiiôsacss,     dis-poz'-zess,  va. 
déposséder^  désabuser,  détrom- 
per. 
DiK|>oa»é»ian,   dis  poz-zèche'- 

eune,  s.  dépossession,/'. 
Dispôsure,    dis-pô'-jioure,     s 
posture,  conduite,  /.  [j»^ 

Dispi'âise,  dis-préze',  j.  blâme', 
— _,  va.  blâmer,  censurer. 
Disprniser,     dis-pré'-zeur,     s. 

critique,  censeur,  m. 
Disprûisiltle,  dis-pré'-zi  bl,  a. 

qui  mérite  d'être  bldraé. 
Dispi'âiiiiiigly,       dis-pré^-zinn- 

giie-li,  ad.  a-vec  blâme. 
Dii>p<'<!.âd ,    dis-spréde',     (dîs- 
pread  ,     dispri-ad),    va.  ré- 
pandre, étendre. 
-  »   vn.  s'étendre,   se   répandre, 
sepandre.  [tion 

Disj)i-iior,    dis-prouf,  s.  réfuta- 
Dispi'opérliou,       dis-prô-pôr'- 

cheune,  s.  —tion,  f, 
—1  va.  mal  assortir. 
Dispi'opôrtioiinble,      _    «««, 
dis-prô-pôr/-cheune-a-bl,  été,  a. 
inégal. 
Dispropârdanableiie»*,       — 
a(cne»s,    dis-prô-pôr'-clieune- 
a-bl-nesse,éte-nesse,  s.  dispro- 
portion, f. 
Dispropdrtionabljr,  —  ately, 
dis-prô-pôr'-cheune-k-bli,    éte- 
]i,  ad.  inégalement. 
Disprôvc,  dis-prôùve',U(!.  réfu- 
ter, contredire. 
Disprdver,   dis-prduve'-eur,  ». 

celui  qui  réfute. 
Dispiiiiislialile,     dis-peune'-i- 
clie-a-bl,  a.   qui  ne   peut  être 
puni, 
Dispufvej'ance,     dis-peur-'Ȏ'- 

annce,  «.  disette,  f. 
DJspiitable,    dis-piou'ta-bl,   o. 

dispuiable,  problématique, 
Diapûtttni,  dis'-piou-tannt,  ».  et 


a,  di5puteur,conlroTersIstc,  m. 
Di«piiiA(ion,   dis-piou-té'-cheu- 

ne,  s.  dispute,  Ihèse,  f 
Dispùlalive,  —  talions,   dis- 
piou-ta-liye,  té'-chcuce,  fl,  dis- 
puleur,  m. 
Dispute,    dis-pioute',     un.  dis- 
puter, discuter, 
— .  vn.  débattre,  contester. 
-  ,  s.  dispule,/'.  débat,  7n. 
Dispûteless,     dis-pioute'-Iesse, 
a.  incontestable.      [puteur,  m. 
Disputer,  dis-picu'-ieur,  s.  dis- 
Dis<|iialiBcàtiou,     dis-kouol-i- 
fi-lié'-cheune,  s.  incapacité,  /. 
Disquâlif)',  dis  kouo|/-i-faî,  va. 

rendre  incapable, 
Dise|iiict,    dis-liouaî'-ett,  ».    In- 
—,  va.  inquiéter.       [quiélude,  f. 
Disqiiieler,     diskouaï'-ett-eur, 

s.  perlurbaleur,  m. 
DisqiiCetly.  dis-kouaï'-etl-Iî, ad. 

d'une  manière  inquiète. 
Disquietitcss,      UisquicCiidc, 
dis-kouaï'-etl-nesse,  i-tioude,  s, 
inquiétude,  f.  trouble,  m. 
Disqiiisition,       dis-koui-ziche'- 
eune,   j.    —    tion,     recherche 
exacte,^. 
Disrâiik,  dls-rangk',  va.  déran- 
ger, dépouiller  de  son  rang. 
Diai-cgârd,     dis-ri-garde',     va, 

mépriser,  négliger. 
-,  s.  mépris,  m, 
Diaregiiidrul,       dis-rl-garde'- 

foul,  a.  méprisant. 
Disic-gûi-drully,   dls-ri-garde'- 
foul-li,  ad.  d'une    manière  mé- 
prisante, [goût,  m. 
DiHieiisli,   diz-rel'lche,  ».   dé- 
—  ,  va.  donner,  avoir  du  dégoût, 

de  l'aversion. 
Di8rcpû<able,dis-rep-ioil'-l«-bI, 

a.  honteux. 
Disi-cputâiiou,  dis-rep-iou-té'- 
cheune,  ».   honte,  f.  reproche, 
.'"■  .  [grâce,  f. 

Disrcpule,  âw-ri'-pioute,  s.  dis- 
Disi-cspécl,  dis-ri-spekt',  s,  dé- 
daiu,  aïront,  m.  incivilité,  ^. 
-,  ta.  mépriser. 

iarespéciful,        dis-ri-spekl'- 
foul,  a,  incivil. 


DIS  i 

DI«ros|i<?c(riilly,  dis-ri-spekl'- 
roul-li,nfZ.  inciTilement, 

Disi-ôbc.  dizrôbe',  va.  6ter  la 
robe,  déshabiller. 

—,  vn.  se  déshabiller. 

Disrûption,  uiz-reup'-cheune, 
s.  ruplure,  f. 

Dissalisf&clion,  dis-satt-iss- 
rak'-cheune,  s.  mécontente- 
ment. 

Dissalisfiiolorily,  dis-satt-iss- 
fak'-tcur-i-ll,  «d .  Tâcheusenient. 

Dissatigfâctoriiiess,  dis-salt- 
iss-fak'-leiir-l-nesse,  s.  Impuis- 
sance (le  donner  salisraction,  f. 

DJS9n<îsfâctory.  dis-satt-iss- 
l'ak'-lpur-i,  i7.  aéflaisanl. 

DissAlisr^'.  dis-salt^-iss-ral,  va. 
déplaire,  fâcher. 

Disséct,  dis-sekt',  va.  dissé- 
quer, inatomiser. 

Dissection,  dis-sek'-cheune,  s. 
dissection,^.  [secteur,  »!. 

Disspctor,  dis-sek'-teur,  s.  dis- 

Disscise,  dis-siie',  va,  dépos- 
séder, [qui  est  dépossédé. 

Disseisce,     dis  si-zl',    s.   celui 

Sisséisin,  dis-si'-zine,  ».  dé- 
possession in)usle,  f. 

IHsaéisor,  dis-si'-ior,  J.  celui 
qui  dépossède. 

Dissénible,  dis-semm'-bl,  vn. 
dissimuler,  simuler,  déguiser. 

— ,  vn.  dissimuler,  faire  l'hypo- 
crite, [s.  hjpocrite,  m, 

Dissétiihler,     dis-semm'-bleur, 

Dissêmbliiis,  dis-semm'-blinn- 
gne,  s   dissimulation,  f. 

— ^  a,  dissimulé. 

Dissémbliiigly,  dis-semm'- 
bliniig'ne-li,  «li.en  dissimulant. 

Disséminnto,  dis-sème'-i-néte, 
t'a.  semer,  répandre. 

Disscminûlioii,  dis-sème-i-né'- 
cheune,  s,  l'action  de  semer, ^ 

Disséiuiiintor,  dis-sème^-i-në- 
teur,s.  celui  qui  sème. 

Dissent,  dis-sennl',  rn. différer. 

—  ,  s.  dissentiment»  m. 

Bisscntâiieoiis,  di.s-senn-té'- 
ni-eiice,  a-  contraire. 

Disséutiou,  —  sioii,  dis-senn'- 
cheune,  s.  disseusioD,/'. 


i  DIS 

Dissénter,    dis-senn'-tenr,    «. 

dissident,  m. 
Disséiitient,    dis-senn'-cbennt) 

a.  de  sentiment  opposé. 

Dissertation,  disseur-té'-çhea- 
ne,  5.  —  tion,^ 

Dissérve,  dis-seurTe',  va,  nuire. 

Disscnice,  dis-seur'-vice,  ». 
injure,  /.  tort,  mauTals  service, 
ni. 

Dissérviceable,  dis-seur'-Tice- 
a-bl,  a.  nuisible,   funeste. 

Disse  rTiceablenesa,dis-seur''- 
ylce-a-bl-nesse,  J.  méchanceté,/'. 

Dissellle,  dis-sel'-tl,  va.  déran- 
ger, [ser,  désunir. 

nîsscTcr,  dis-seV-eur,  fn.di'vi- 

Dissideuce,  dis'-si-denncc,  s. 
dissidence,  f.  désaccord,  m. 

Dissfiience,  DissilitiMi,  dis- 
sil'-l-ennce,  iche'-eune,  s.  l'ac- 
tion de  se  l^endre  en  deux,  /, 

Dissfmilar,  dis-sime'-i-lar,  a. 
dissimilalre.  [Il,  s.  différence,  f. 

Dissimilarit)',  dis-sime-i-lar'-i- 

Dissimili  tiulc,  dis-slme-ilM- 
tioude,  s.  di-versilé,  f. 

Dissimulation,  dis-sime-iou- 
lé'-cheune,s,  —  tlon,  feinte,  f, 

Dissipabie,  dis'-si-pabl,  <i.  qui 
peut  être  dissipé. 

Dissipât^',  dis'-si-péte,  va,  dis- 
siper, consumer. 

Dissipation,  dis-si-pé'-cheune, 
.s.  dissipation, distraction,  f. 

Di!>s6eiate,  diS'SÔ'-cbi-étc,  va. 
séparer. 

Dissociàlion,  dis-s3  cbi-ê'- 

cheune,  t.  séparation,  dissolu- 
lion  de  société,  f.  [solu, 

Di§sôlnte,  dis-sô'-lioute,  a.  dis- 

Di»8ôliitoly,  dis-s6'-lioute-li,«rf. 
dissolument. 

i^issoliiteness,  dis-sS'-lioute- 
nesse,  s.  débauche,   f. 

Dissoliition,  dis-sô-liou'-cbeune, 
s.  —  tion,  abolition,  cessation, 
mort,  débauche,  f. 

Dissoliable.  Dissolubic,  dix- 
iril'-vabi,  dis'»£6-liou-bl«rt.  dis» 
soluble. 

Dissolve,  diz-zAJ-ve',  t«T.  dissou- 
drSf  liquéfier,  résoudre,  séparer. 


DIS 


485 


DIS 


Uiss6Ive,  vn.  se  dissoudre,  fon- 
dre, mourir,  languir. 

Dissolvcr,  iiiz-iol''-veur,  s.  dis- 
solvaut,  résolutif,  m. 

DissâNeul,  diz-zoK-'venDt,  a. 
s.  difsolTant. 

DlasôUible,  dlz-zoK-vi-bl,  a. 
soluble. 

Dliisoiiance,  dis^-sO-uanuce,  5. 
discorde,  désunion,  f. 

Dissonaul,  dis^-sO-nannt,  a. 
discordant.  [suader. 

nissuncle,  dis-sonéde',  va.  dis- 

Diesiiâder,  dis-soué'-deur,  s. 
celui  qui  dissuade. 

Di9stiû»i<iu,  dis-soué'-jeune,  s. 
dissuasion,  f.  [dissuasif. 

DissunsiTC,     dls-soué^-clve,  a. 

Di4s.)/llable,  dis-siK-la-bl,  s. 
dissjllaLle,  f. 

Disiair, dis'-taï,  «.quenonllle,^. 

—  tiill,  s.  quenoulllée,  f, 

Disiàiii,  dis-téue',  va.  noircir, 
tâcher. 

Distance,  di&'-tanace,  s.  dis- 
lance, f.  éloignement,  Inter- 
valle, froideur,  f.        [devancer. 

— ,  va.  espacer,  passer,  éloigner, 

Disiaiii,  dis'-tannt,  a.  éloigné, 
loin.        [déplaisir,  chagrin, m. 

Dist&ste,   dis-léste',  s.    dégoût. 

— .  va.  déplaire,  fâcher, dégoûter, 

Disii'iHtcfiil,  dis-téste'-foul,  a, 
dégoûtant. 

Disiouiper,  dis-temm'-peur,  s. 
maladie,  f.  mal,  m.  détrempe, 
f.  troubles.  [troubler. 

—,   va.   faire  mal,  Incommoder, 

0istéiuperule,  dis  teSim^-peur- 
éle,  a.  immodéré. 

Dixléinperttluret  dis-temm'- 
pcur-a-tchioure,  s.  Intempérie, 
cciifusion,  violence,  fureur,  f. 

Dislciuperance  ,  dis-temm'- 
[eur-annce,  s.  intempérance,/. 

D!«idiupcrcd5dis-te.iim'-peurd, 
a.  malado.  [dre,  enfler. 

Distend,   dis-leond',   va.   éten- 

Etistéiiliou,  dis-tenn'-cheune,  s. 
diftensioD, /.  [étendue,/'. 

tsistéut,  dis-tennt',  s.    détente, 

Distérmiiiate,  dis-teur^-mine- 
étc,t;a.  borner,  diviser,  séparer. 


Bisiîcli.dîs'-lik,  s.  distique,  m. 

WiNiil,  dis-tii/,  vn.  distiller,  être 
en  distillation;  couler  douce- 
ment. 

— ,  V'i.  distiller,  faire  dislilltr; 
faire  couler  gouile  à  coulte. 

Dislillablc,  dis  til'-ia-bl,  «.  qui 
se  pfut  distiller.  ■  ^ 

Distillation,  dis-til-lé'-chcune, 
S- distillation,  action  de  tomber 
goutte  &  goule,  /'.  —  of  kic- 
moiii'S,  s.  ûux\on,f. 

Distillatory,  dis-til'-la-teur-i, 
((.  dislillatoire.  [Iateur,?n. 

DisiillLT,  dif-til'-leur,  s,  distil- 

Disd'llei-}',  dis-tiK-leur-i,  s.  dis- 
tillerie, distillation,  f. 

Distiluicut,  dis-liK-menut,  i. 
la  liqueur  distillée. 

Disiiucl,  dis-tiunglil',  a.  dis- 
tinct, clair,  séparé.  —  Crom, 
a.  distingué,  différent. 

Distinction, dis  l:nagk'-cheune, 
s.— lion,  séparation,  diversité,/. 

Dltitinctive,  distinngk'-tive,  «. 
disliuctif,  caracléiistiqne. 

Di^tinctivcly,  Distiuctiy,  dis- 
tinngk'-tive-li,dis-Ungkt'-li,ad, 
distinctement,  à  part,  claire- 
ment, en  ordre,      [t.  clarté,  f. 

Disti'uctuesB,  dis-tingkt'-nesse, 

Dislîngiiish,  dis-tinng'-goui- 
che,  va.  distinguer. 

— ,  vn.  distinguer,  établir  une 
distinction. 

Distiugiiisbaljle,  dis-tiong/- 
gouichc-a-bl,  a.  que  l'on  peut 
distinguer, 

Distingiiished,  dis-tinng''- 

gouifht,  a.  distingué,  érainent. 

Oislfngiiisker,  dis-tinng'-goui- 
che-eur,  s.  qui  distingue. 

Distiiigiiisbing;))',  dis-tinng'- 
gouiche-inngne-li,  ad,  avec 
distinction. 

DihtiiigiiisbmPBit,  dis-tinng'- 
gouiche-mennt,  s.  distinction,/'. 

Digtâi-t,  dis-torte'',  va.  tordrei 
tourner,  [difforme. 

Distôi'ted,  dis-tort^-ed,  a.tordui 

Distàrtion,  dis-tor'-cheune,  s. 
contorsion,  /. 

Distrâct,   dis-trakt^,  va.  disirai- 


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DIV 


re,  meure  hors  de  soi,  faire 
enrogei-,  déchirer,  diviser. 

Dlslrâcled,  dis-lrakt'-ed,  a, 
(ou,  ni.  folle,  f. 

Di«lrûctt?i]l).  dis-irak'-led-ll, 
ud.  fullenieut,  conrutémcnt. 

Di«(râcic4]iieas,  dis- Lrak'-Led- 
nes^o,  s.  folie,  dénieDce,  /. 

Diaii'âclion,  dis-lrak'-clieiine, 
s.  —  tion,  frénésie,  confu-ion,/". 

Di««râiii.  dis-tréne',  va.  saisir, 

— ,  vn.  faire  une  saisie. 

Dis>râi»er,  dis-tré'-neur,  s,  ce- 
lui qui  saisit    ï)i.     [f.  arrôl,  m. 

niaii':'iii>i.  (|i  =  -tréDnl'.  s.  saisie, 

nUtràiight,  dis-straute'  pari. 
.le  Dislract. 

ïy  stress,   dis-lress',   s.    mi=ore, 

ilélrosse,  saisie,  f.  [sére. 

—  ,  va.  aiû  ^er,  réduire  à  la  mi- 
Distféssriil,    dis-tress'-foul,    n. 

misérable. 
Disti'îbule,    dis-trib'-ioule,    va. 

distribuer,  partager,   déparlir, 
Distribtitcr,  dis-trib'-ioule-eur, 

s.  distributeur,  f. 
Disd'ilmlion.dis-tri-biou'-cheu- 

ne,  s.  dislnliulion. 
Distribiilive,  dis-trib'-iou-ti\e, 

a.  —  bulif. 
Distribue  ively,       dis-trib^-iou- 

tive-ii.  ad.  —  \enient. 
Disirict.   dis'-trikt,  s.    district, 

départenjent,  m.  ré-'inn,  ^ 
Districiiou,  dis-lrik'-cbeune,s. 

dép  oiement  subit,  m. 
Dist-.'ûst,    dis-treuste',    s.    mé- 

ficince,  f. 
—,  va.  soupçonner, ne  passe  fier. 
Disti'ÛHtrùl,      dis-lrt'usle'-foul, 

a.  soupçonneui,  craintif. 
Disti'ûstrull),  dis-treuste'-foul- 

li,  ad.  avec  soupçon. 
Distrûg,£fiiliicB99     dis-treuste^' 

foul-nesse,     s.     soupçon,     m. 

crainte,  f. 
1>imtfû»:tc»t ,  di>-Ueusta'-lesse, 

<I.  conSaut. 
Dîsiùi-b,  d.s-teurb',i'a.  troubler, 

inienompre. 
Dîsiûi'buiice,  dis-teur'-bannce, 

s     trou!)l>>,    tumiille,    dérégie- 

menij  m.  émeule,  f. 


Dislûrber,  dls-teur'-bear,  S. 
perturbateur,  m. 

Disùiiioii,  dis-iou'-ni-eune^  $. 
dé-union,  discorde,  f. 

Disûiiite,  dis-iou'-naUe,  ut.  dé- 
sunir, brouiller.  ' 

— ,  vn.  se  désunir,  se  brouiller. 

Disûnity,  dis-iou'-ni-tl,  S.  désu- 
nion, séparation,  f, 

Disûsoee,  Diaùse,  dis-icu'- 
zédje,  dis-louie',  ».  perte  d'une 
habitude,  f. 

DUûsc,  dis-iouze',  va.  cesser, 
perdre  l'Iiahiiude. 

—  oiie's  gpif,  se  désaccoutumer. 

DisTaliiâtioii,  diz-val-iou-é'- 
cbeune,  s.  dépréciation,  f. 

DisTâliie,  dii-Tal'-iou,  va.  dis- 
crédlier. 

DisTonch,  dis-Taoutche'i  va, 
disciédiler,  contredire. 

Ditcb.  ditche,  s.  fossé,  m. 

— ,  vu.  fossoyer,  creuser.  Dît* 
«.-bed  ubout,  entouré  d'un 
fossé.  [m. 

Diicher,ditche'-eur,  s.fossoveur, 

Diiiii'd,  dit'-tid,  a.  mis  en  mu- 
sique. 

Di'ti),  dit'-ti,  j.  chansonnetle,  f- 

Diiirviic,  diou-retl'-ik,  a.  diu- 
rélique. 

Diùriial,  daï-eur'-nal, a.  diurne. 

— .  s.  joirnal,  m. 

Uiùriiullj',  daî-eur'-nal-li,  ad 
journellement. 

Diuiûi'iiity,  daï-iou-teur'-ai-ti, 
s.  couliDuilé,  constance,/. 

Divan,  di-vane^,  s.  divan,  ?n. 

Wiïâricaie,  daï-var'-i-kéte,  vn, 
se  séparer  en  deux,  se  diviser 
en  deux. 

Di»aricâ«ioii,di-Tar-i-ké'-eheu- 
ne,  s.  séparation,  diverijenca 
d'opinion,  f.  [approfondir. 

Dive,  daiye^vn.  plonger,  sonder, 

Diter,  daï'-\eur,  t.  plongeur, 
plongeon,  m.  [ger. 

Diverge, di-veurdje', un.   diver- 

Divérgeiit,  di-vtu'-''-djennt,  a, 
divergent 

Di»crii,daî'-Teurz,u.  diTors,  plu- 
sieurs, 1)1. 

Diverse,  daï'-veurce,a- différent. 


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487 


DO 


Dîveriel}',  da!'-veurce>ll,  ad. 
diTersement. 

DiTerdiOcâtion.  di-Tenr-ci-C- 
ké'-clioune,  s.  changement,  m. 
bigarrure,  f. 

Divcrsif)',  di-'veur'-si-faï,  va. 
diverfifler,  varier. 

Diversion,  di-veur^-cheune,  s. 
diversion,  '.  divertissement, 
passe-temps,  m. 

Divérgit}'.  di-veur'-sl-tî,  J.  di- 
versité, variété ,  f. 

DivôrC,  di-veurte'',  va.  divertir, 
réjouir,  récréer,  dérolier,  dé- 
tournei-,  distraire,  passer  à. 

Divérter,  di-veur'-l'eur,  s.  ce 
qui  soulage. 

DÎTértiiig,  di-veur'-tinngne,  a. 
divertissant,  agréable. 

DcTértiiBgi)',  di-veur^-tinngne- 
II,  ad.  agréablement,      [verlir. 

Divérti«c,    dl-veur^-tiz,  va.  di- 

DivérSigcuifnt,  di-veur'.tiz- 
mennt,  s.  divertissement,  m. 

DivcrtîTc,  di-veur'-tive,  a.  di- 
vertissant, [pouiller. 

Divcsl,  di-veste'jtJiT.  dévêtir,  dé- 

Divceture,  di-vess'-tchioure,  s. 
dévêtissement.  m,  privation,  f. 

Dividable,  di-vaï'-da-bl,  a.  di- 
visible. 

Diïide,di-vaïde',  fa.  diviser,  par- 
tager, désunir. 

— ,  vn.  se  diviser,  se  partager, 
se  désunir. 

Divideiid,  div'-i-denndiS.  part, 
f.  dividende,  m. 

Dividcr,  di-vaî'-deur,  s.  distri- 
buteur, diviseur,  m. 

Divinâiio»,  div-i-né'-cheune,  s. 
divination,  f. 

Divine,  di-vaïne'',  va,  deviner, 
prédire,  augurer. 

— ,  a.  divin,  sublime.  —  vîrlnes, 
».  vertus  tbéologales,  /.pi. 

— ,  s.  théologien,  ni.  [ment 

Divînely,  di-vaïne'-li,ad.  divine 

Diviner,  di-var-neur,  s.  devin 
m.       [devineresse,  sorcière,  f. 

DivineresK,   di-valne'-resse,  s, 

Divniitj',  di-vin6'''~li,  ».  divin 
lé,  théologie,  f. 

DivîHïbîlity,   —    blenesa,  dî- 


vii-I-bl|/-i-tl,di-vijM-bl-nesse, 
s.  divisibilité,  /'.  [sible. 

Divisible,    di-viz'-i-bl,  a.   divl- 

Diyision,  dl-vij'-eune,  S.  divi- 
sion, discorde, /'.         [seur,  jn. 

Divisor,    di-vaî'-zeur,   s.    divi- 

Divôrce,  di-vôrce',  s.  divorce, 
m. 

— )  va.  séparer  un  mari  de  sa 
femme,  divorcer,  prononcer  ua 
divorce. 

Divôrccmenl,  dl-vflrce'-mennt, 
s.  répudiaation,  f.  divorce. 

Divorcer,  di-v6r'-ceur,  s.  qui 
répudie,  m.         [guer,  publier. 

Divi'ilgc,  di-veuldje',  vn.  divul- 

UivûIgL-r,  di-veul'-djour,  s  ce- 
lui qui  divulgue. 

Diviilsioii,  di-veul'-cheune,  •. 
divulsion,  violence,  f. 

Dizen,  daï'-zn,  va.  parer. 

Diziard,  di2'-zeurd,s.  benêt,  m. 

Dizziuess,  diz^-zi-nesse,  s.  ver- 
lige,  m.  [vertiges,  étourdi. 

Dizzy,    dii'-ii,    5.     qui     a    des 

— ,  va.  causer  des  étourdisse- 
ments. 

Do,  dou,  va.  (did,  done),  Taire 
accomplir,  pratiquer,  rendra, 
finir,  cuire.      [se  porter,  aller. 

— ,  vn.  faire  agir,  se   conduire, 

— .  again,  refaire. 

—  amisg,  faire  une  faute. 

—  Dxvay,  ftler,  effacer. 

—  off,  défaire,  tirer,  flter. 

—  on,  mettre, 

—  over,  enduire.         [argenter. 

—  over  witb  gold,silver,  dorer, 

—  iip,  plier,  empaqueter. 
Souvent   ce    verbe  ne    se  traduit 

pas;  dans  ce  cas  il  est  explétif; 
on  l'emploie  aussi  dans  les  ia- 
terrogations.  Ex.  : 

I  do  love  lheo,je  t'aime. 

Do  yoii  renienib«'.r?  vous  sou- 
venez-vous? 

Do  évite  queiqaefois  la  répéti- 
tion du  verbe.  Ex.  ; 

I  fthull  corne,  biil  if  I  do  not, 
go  awaji,  je  viendrai  ;  mais  si 
je  ne  viens  pas,   allez-vous-en 

Do  est  aussi  supplicatif  ou  impé- 
ratif. E>.  : 


DOE  i 

Uiike  baste.  Do!  bâIez-TOnsI 
A*  I  use  lo  Do,  selon  ma  cou- 
tume, [praticable. 
ThRt  ma;  bc  done,  cela  est 
To  keop  eue  a  dohi;;.  donner 

de  l'cccupation  à  quelqu'un. 
Do',Ad<S,  dou,  s  Lruii, vacarme, 
))î.    Slncb    ndo    abolît    do- 
«hiiig,  beaucoup  de  bruit  pour 
rien. 

—  ail,  s.  faclotum,  m. 
Dûcilile,      Docile,      dossM-bl, 

doss'-il,  a.  docile. 

Docibleuvss,  dofsM-bl-nesse, 
«.docilité,/.  [f. 

Dufilitj',  dô-cil'-i-ll,  s.  docilité, 

Duck,  dok,  S.  bassin,  chantier, 
7)1.  foime,  queue  coupée  (de 
cbe'val),  sorte  d'oseille  ,  ^  (for 
a  horse),  trousse-queue,/. 

—,  va.  écouer,  écourter.  —  a 
aliêp,   radouber. 

Dôcket,  dok-iit^  s,  étiquette,  f. 
extrait,  abrégé,  m. 

— ,  un.  étiqueter.  Taire  extrait. 

Doctor,  doli'-leur,  j.  docteur, 
médecin,  m.  —  of  di»iiii(j  , 
s.  docteur  en  théologie.  —  of 
laws,  s.  docteur  en  droit  — 
of  pbyaic,  I.   docteur  en   mé- 

—  ,  va.  médicamenter.     [decine- 
Dùoiorul,  dok'-t6-raI,  a.  docto- 
ral, [docteur. 

D»<  lorally,  dok'-tft-ral-li,  ad.  en 
PùclorHbip,   dok'-teur-clripe,  s 

doctorat,  m.  [tructif. 

D<U'iriiial,  dok'-tri-Dal,  a.    ius- 
Dociriiiall)',    dok'-lri-na!-li,   a. 

en  forme  de  doctrine. 
D<ic(i.iiic,dok'-trine,  s.  doctrine, 

maxime,  f.  dogme,  7ii. 
Dooiinjeiii,   dok'-ioumerin'.,   (. 

précepte,  document,  m. 

—  ,  va.  instruire . 
Doriiniéiiial,      dok-iou-menn'- 

lal.n.  relatif  aux  documents. 

Doddcr,  dod'-deur,  s,  (bo  )  cus- 
cnie,   )(î.  [cagone,  m. 

D"ilccagoii,dôdék'-a-gone,s. — 

Duilgc,  dodje,  un.  biaiser,  chi- 
caner, s'esquiver,  user  de  dé- 
faite'-. 

Dou,  d&>  s.daiLe',  /apine,  f. 


S  DOL 

Dopr,  dou-eur,  S.  faiseur. 
»«ff,  doff,  va.  6ler,  tirer,  se  dé- 
barrasser de,  remettre. 
Dof:,  dog,  .5.  chien,  cbenet,  m. 
--  Iti-îiii-,  .•;.  églantier,  m. 

—  citcap,  ri.  à  vil  prix. 

—  dn;i8,  s.  la  canicule,  /. 

—  Csii.  s.  cbicn  de  mer,   m. 

—  gi-ass,  s.  chiendent,  m. 

—  holo,  s.  taudis,  m.  nicbs  i 
ciiien. 

—  kciiuel,  s.  chenil,  m. 

—  loiise,  s.  tique,  f. 

—  atar,  :.  canicule,  f.    [canines. 

—  tecih,   s.  dents    incisives    et 

—  ti'ick,s.  mau-vais  office,  m. 

—  ti'ifks,  .":,  fourberie,  /", 

—  li-oi,  s.  petit  trot,  m. 

—  wenry,  a.  las  comme  un  chien. 

—  's  weed,  s.  ciboulette,  f. 

—  ^va.  suivre  quelqu'un  dans  de 
mauvais  desseins,  épier,  harce- 
ler. 

Doge,  dfldje,  s.  doge,  m. 
Dôggod,  dog'-gued,  a.  bourru, 

cliagrin. 
Dogg<-duc»s,    dog''-gued-Desse, 

s.  refrognenient,  caprice,  m. 
Dôgger,  dog'-gueur,s.  doKre,ni. 
Dofsgisb,  dog'-guiche,ffl.  orulal, 

de  chien.  [vers,  m. 

Doggi-el,  dog'-grel,   s.   mauvais 

—  ,n.  méprisable,  mauvais,  irré- 
gulier. 

Dognia,  dog'-ma,  i.  dogme,  m. 
Uojiiinâtic,  —  «Ical,  dog-mate'» 

ik,  1-kal,  n.  dogmatique,  absolu. 
Dogmàticatly.   dog-mate'-i-kal- 

li,  ad.  —  tiquement,  magistra- 
lement. 
Dogiuâilcalucss,    dog-mateM- 

kal-nesse,  s.  ton  déci-if,  m, 
Doguiâiiiit,     dog-ma'-tiste,     * 

dogmaliste,  î)i.  [dogmatiser. 
Dogniiilize,  dog'-ma-taïze,  va. 
UogniRlixcr,    dog'-ma-taî-zeur, 

s.  dogmailseur.  [de  laine,  ^. 
Doily,  doï'-li,  s.  espèce  d'étoff» 
Doings,  dou'-inngz,  s.  faits,  m. 

actions,  conduite,  joie,  f. 
Doit,  doite,  s.  obole,  bagatelle,/'' 
Dolo,   dô;o,   .'.  portion,  part,  f, 

don,  présent,  m. 


DOM 


489 


DOR 


Dole,  va.  donner,  distribuer. 

Dôlcfii!,  dôle'-foul,  a.  triste,  lu- 
fubro.  [tement. 

IKilcfully,  dflle'-foul-li,  ««/.tris- 

Dôlcfiilncss,  d^lez-foul-nesse, 
s.  tristesse,  f. 

Dolesouie,  dÀlc^-seume,  a.  som- 
bre, triste,  lugubre. 

Dôlcsomel}',  d6le'-seume-li,ad. 
tristement,     [se,  s.  tristesse,  f. 

Dolcsomeiiesft,  dôle-seume-nes- 

Dolî,  doll,».  poupée,  catin,  /. 

UriiUir,  dol'-leur,  s.  rixdale,  f. 
dollar, m. 

DoIoriCc,D6lorou«,do1-6-rir/- 
il;,  ô-reuce,  a.  douloureux. 

Doloiir,  d&'-leur.  S,  douleur, 
peine,  A  [m. 

Dôlpliiu,    doK-fine,  s.  daupliiu, 

Doit,  dôlte,  I.  bcDfit,  sot,  m. 
buse,  /■.  [stupide. 

Dôliisli,    dôK-ttche,    a,    pesant, 

Uôltishiy,  dAKticbe-ll,  ad.  niai- 
sement, [stupidité,  f. 

Dôltisliucss,  d61Micbe-Desse,  s. 

Doiuniu,  dâ-méne',  s.  domaiue, 
patrimoine,  m. 

Uoiuc,  dôme,  s.  dAme,m. 

Doiuéstic,  Domcstical,  dS- 
mess'-lili,  tl-kal,o.  domestique, 
de   famille,   pri\é.     [•vileur,m. 

— ,  s.  famille,  f.  domestique,  ser- 

Pomcsticotc,  dô-mess'-li-kéte, 
va.  rendre  casanier,  accoutumer 
à  la  Tie  domestique,  appvi-voi- 
ser. 

Domestication,  dA-mess-ti-ké''- 
clicune,  s.  retraite,  f.  action 
d'apprivoiser.  [ —  cité,  f, 

DuuiL-sticil}'.  dô-mess'-ti-ci-'j  ,s. 

Domicile,  dome'-i-cil,  s.  domi- 
cile, m.  dtmeure,  f. 

Dôiuiciliar),  dome'-i-cil-jar-i, 
a    domiciliaire. 

Dôiuiciliate,  dome'-i-cil-yéte, 
fii.  domicilier.  Tobe  —,  de- 
meurer, [1er. 

Dôiiiir),  dome^-î-fal,  va.  domp- 

DôiuiuuDit,  dome'-i-nannt,  a. 
—  riant. 

Dôiiiinnte,     dome'-i-néte, 
dominer,   prévaloir. 

Doiuiuâtiou,  dorae-l-né'-cbeu- 


ne,  s.  —  lion,  puissance,  f. 

Dôniiiiativc,  doniL'^-'-né-tive,  a. 
a'Iier.  [dominateur,  m. 

Dôuiiiialoi',    domc'-i-né-tor,  I. 

Douiiuéer,  dome-i-nîre',  vn. 
dominer,  régenter,   [dominical. 

Doiuiiiicnl,  dô-mine'-i-kal,    a. 

Douiinican,  dô-mine'-i-kane,  ». 
—  cain,  m. 

Dominion,  dô-mine'-yeune,  s. 
domination,  autorité,  f.  étal,))!. 

Dômiuo,  dorae'-i-nô,  s.  camal! 
que  portent  les  chanoines;  do- 
mino, vêtement  pour  les  fem- 
mes,)?!, [f. 

î»<!iiiîi-y,  dfl'-na-ri,   s.  offrande, 

Donation,  do-Bé'-clieune,  s.  — 
lion,  A  [gesse,  donation. 

Donativc,  doné'-a-live,    s.   lar- 

Doiio!  deune,  î'nï.   topel 

— ,a.  fait,  fi[ii,  cuit. 

— ,  part,  de  Do. 

Douce,  dô'-nî,  s.  donataire. 

Doii^vou,  deune'-djeune,  t. 
donjon,  m. 

Dôiiki'j,  Dôiikj',  donng'-ki,  s. 
baudet ,  âne.  To  go  out  — , 
faire  une  partie  d'âne. 

Dônor,  dô'-nor,  s.  donateur,  m. 

Doom,  dotime,  l'rt.  décréter,  ju- 
ger, condamner. 

— ,  «.sentence,  ruine, /■.  arrêt, m. 

Dôomstlny,  domz^-dé,  s.  le 
jour  du  jugement,  m. 

—  boob.  s.  le  Grand  Terrier 
d'Angleterre,  le  livre  du  parta- 
ge des  terres  par  Guillaume 
le  Conquérant 

Door,  dore,  s.  porte,  entrée,/. 
passage,  nt.  BacL:  —,  s.  porte 
do  derrière.  Folding  —,  s. 
porte  à  deux  battants.  Street 
— ,  porte  de  la  rue.  Turn  out 
of  —,    metire  à  la  porte. 

—  bar,  j.  penture,  /. 

—  caae,  s.  boiserie,  f. 

—  keeper,  s. portier,  suisse,  m. 

—  kiioli,   s.  bouton  de  porte. 

—  i>osi8,  s.  jambages,  m.  pi. 

—  sill.  s,  le  seuil  de  la  porte,  m. 
Duquel,  dok'-ite,  s.  garantie,  f. 
Dorâdu,  dô-ré'-do,  s.  dorade,/. 
Déric,  dor''-ik,  a.  dorique ,  doriea. 


DOU 

Dérmaut^    dor^-mauDt,     a.    en- 
dormi, couclié,  iaactif. 

—  ,s.  (blas  ).  figure  li'animal  cou- 
ché,    [ouino-dô,   5.  lucarne,  f. 

Dôriuer-wîiKSow,     dor^-meur- 
Dôriuilory,     dor'-ini-teur-i,    s 

dortoir,  7ïi. 
Dûruioiise.  dor''-niaouce,  au  pi. 

dor^-mice,   s,    loir,  m. 
Dorai.dorne,  s.  raie,  f. 
Durr,  dorr.s.  Cfcarbol.m. 
— .  Vil.  étourdir  par  le  bruit. 
Doi'sel,  Dôrsur,  dor'-cil,  dor'- 

ceur,  s.  panier  qui  s'atlaclie  au 

biit  d'une  bète  de  somme,  i)i. 
Dôrter^     Durture,     dor^-leur, 

tchioure,  s.  dortoir,  m. 
Dose,  dose,  s    do«e,  prise,  f. 
—,  va.  doser,  médicamenter. 
D6s«il,  dos'-sil,  s.  compresse,^. 
Do»,  dote,  s.  point,  m. 
—,  va.  poiniiller.  [sottise,  f. 

Dôtagc,    dô'-lédjç,    s.   rêverie, 
D6«al,  dô'-lal.  a.  dotal.  [m. 

Dôinril,  dô'-tarde,  s.  radoteur, 
Doiâiiou,  dô-lé'-cheune,  s.  do- 
tation, f.  [à  la  Tolie. 
»o*e,  dote,  vn.  radoter,  aimt?r 
noter,    do'-teur,   s.     qui   aune 

éperdumenl. 
Dûtiuglj,    dô'-tinngne-li,  ad.   à 

la  folie,  extravagammenl, 
Dôtîttii.  dote^-.clie,  a.  radoteur. 
Dôtiai-d,    dol'-tarde,    S.     arbre 

nain,  m. 
Double,  deub'-bl, (T.  double.  To 

lie —  ,  couclii'r  deux.  To  fold 

— 9  plier  en  double. 
— ,  s.  double,  pli,  repli,  doublon, 

m.  copie,  f.  [un  pli. 

— ,  ua,  doubler,  redoubler,  faire 
—,  un.  doubler,  biaiser,  user  de 

ruse.  [étage,  w. 

—  cbiu,   s.    meutOQ    k    double 

—  dealer,  f,  trompeur,  fourbe, 
m.  [pocrisie,  f. 

—  di-âl!ng,  s.  dissirauiatioa,h_v- 

—  e«îs^<'«  a.  àdeux  traocliants. 

—  liL'artcd,    a.     fourbe,   dissi- 
mulé.    (,,  [lonr. 

—  lock ,     vn.    fermer  à   double 

—  nieuiiiiig,  s.  ambiguïté,  f. 

—  Baiudv-d,  a.  faux,  Iromjeur. 


490 


DOW 


—  toiigiied,  s.  fourbe,  m. 

Doûbli-iiess,  deub'-bl-nesse,  s. 
état  double.  [qui  double. 

Doubler,   deub'-bleur,    s.  celui 

Uuùblel,  dcub'-blet'i  s.  pour- 
point, doublet,  m.        [blon,m. 

Suiililôou,  deub-blotine'.s.  dou- 

Dniibly,  dub'-bli,  ad.  double- 
ment, [soupçonner. 

Dôubt,    daoute,  va.    douier    de, 

— ,  vn.  douter,  se  douter  de, 
craindre. 

— ,  s.  doute,  scrupule,  m. 

Doubler,  daou^-teur,  s.  celui 
qui  doute.  [teui. 

Rôubiful,  daoute'-foul,  a.  dou- 

Dôiibtrull)',  daoute^-foul-li,  ad. 
avec  doute. 

Dôubtfuluosa,  daQuli/fouI- 
nesse,  s.  doute,  m.  incoriiln- 
de,  f.  [dubiiable. 

DôubtlecK,  daoute'-lesse,  a.  ia- 

— ,  ad.  sans  doute. 

Dougb,  dô,  s.  pâte,  f. 

—  baked,  à  demi   cuit,  piteiix. 
Dôugbty,     daou'-li,    a.     brave, 

preux. 
D6iisby,d6'-i,  a.  piteux,     [ger. 
Douse,  daouce,  va.  et  tin.   ploa< 
Dove.  deuve,  $.  colombe,  f. 

—  cot,  s.  petit  colombier,   m, 

—  bouse,  s.  colombier,  )n. 
D6vclikc,deuve^-laïke,  a.  doux, 

douce,  innocent-  [d'aronde,f. 
Dôvelail,  deuve^-iéle,  s.  quoue 
Dowager,       daou^-a-djeur,       s. 

don  lirière,  f.  [me. 

Dôwdy,  daou'-di,  J.  grosse  lem- 
Dôwcr,     Dôwei-y,     daou'-eur, 

eiir-i,  s    douaire,  m.  dot,  f. 
Dôwercd,  daou^-eurd,  a.  doté. 
DônerleBB,    daou^-eur-lesse,  n. 

sans  dot.  [Doulens,/' 

Dônlasa,  daou'-lasse,  .s.  toile  de 
Domi,  daoune,  s.  duvet,  colon, 

m.  Eider  — ,  édredon,  m. 
— ,  5.  dune,  plaine,  f. 
— ,    ad.  et   pr.  à  terre,   en  bas. 

—  Ihe  stream,  aval,  Ovt  —  ! 

à    bas  1   Tbe    wiiid    i*   —,  le 

vent  est  tombé.  Vp  aud  -  ,  çà 

et  là   lJ(>«ide  — ,  sens  dessus 

dessous. 


DRA 


491 


DRA 


Down,  vn   passer  (être  re{D). 
—  ,  va.  abattre,  humilier,  couler 

à  Tond. 
Dùwiicasl,     daoïine^-kaste,    a. 

abattu,   triste,    abaissé  Ters  la 

terre. 
Dôwnfnl,  daoiine''-raI,  s.  chute, 

f.     boulever^emt^nt,    Irébuche- 

meol,  reiiTer^ement,  m. 
Dônurallen.    daoune'-falln,   a. 

tombé. 
Dôniihill,   daQune''-hil,  ad.  en 

pente,  incliné. 
— .  s.  pente,  descente,  f. 
D6n'i>-liiiik,.<:.  regard  morne, m. 


D(J 


iie'-laï-inngne, 


a.  en  Iravall  d'enfant. 

nowuri^bt,  daouiie-ralte^,  a. 
franc,  franche,  manifeste,  pal- 
pable, évident. 

— ,  0(/.  droit  en  bas,  sans  détour. 

Dôwu-siltiiig,  daoune''-sit-linn' 
gne,  s.  l'action  do  se  reposer. 

Dôwumnrd,  Dôwaiviards, 
daoune'-oueurd,  oueurdz,  ad. 
en  baSj  en  descendant,  eu  aval. 

Dôwiiy,  daou'ni,a.  cotonneux. 

—  beai'd,  S.  poil  follet,  m. 

Dôi)',  dck'-ci,  i.  femme  de  mau- 
vaise vie.  [meiller. 

Doze,  dôze,  vn.  s'assoupir,  som 

— ,  va.  assoupir,  stupélier,  vivre 
dans  l'oisivelé. 

— ,  s.  somme,  yii. 

Dôzeii;  deuz^-ZD,  s.  douzaine,/". 

Dûziuess,  d&'-zi-nesse,  I.  assou- 
pissement, m. 

Dôx)',  dô'-zi,  (i.  assoupi. 

Drab,  drabe,  s,  coureuse,  salo- 
pe, prostiluée,  /. 

nritchm,  drame,  s.  dragme,  f. 

Di'iiff,  draf,  s.  iavure,  rluçure, 
rebut,  m. 

Di'ûffj,  draf'-S,  s.   sale,  vilain. 

IBi-aft,  drafte,  t.  billet  à  ordre,  m. 

»i-ag,  draj,  vu.  traîner,  arra- 
cher, remorquer,  draguer.  — 
for  oystei'». pêcher  des  huitres. 

—,  vn.  se  traîner,  traîner  ,  chas- 
ser (sur  ses  ancres),  tirer  la 
drague.  [m.  drague,  f. 

.—,  s.   croc,  harpon,     chariot, 

"—  nel,  s.  seine,  f.  tramail. 


Dr&ggle,  drag'-gl,  va.  croilei, 

traîner  dans  la  fange. 
— ,  vn.    se  crolter.  traîner    dans 

la  fange. 
Srâgoman,  Diôgmau,  drag'- 

ô-mane,  drog^-mane,   s.  drog- 

man,  truchement,  m. 
Dragon,  drag^-eune,  s.  dragon, 

VI.  Sea  — .  s.  vive,  f, 

—  like,  a.  fnrioux. 

—  Oy,  s.  demoiselle,  libellule, ^ 

—  tree,  s.    dragonnier,  m, 
Di-âgoiiei,  drag'-eune-ett,  s.  pe- 
tit dragon,  m. 

Di'âgoiiisli,  drag'-eune-iche,  a, 
en  forme  de  dragon,  de  dragon. 

Drâgonslilood  ,  drag^-cuul- 
bleude,  s.  saug  do  dragon. 

Dragoéu,  dra-gôùne',  s.  dragon 
(mil.),  m. 

— ,  va.  livrer  au  pillage. 

Drain,  dréne,  fa.  assécher,  épui- 
ser, égoulter,  saigner,  tiaîner. 

— ,  s.  tranchée,  /.  égoul,  drain, 
m. 

Drâinable,  dré'-na-hl,  a.  qu'on 
peut  égoutter,  sécher. 

Drainer,  dré'-nenr,  s.  égoûl.m 

Drâinliig,  dré'-ninngne,  s.  sai 
gnée,  tranchée,  f.  drainage,  m 

Dfake,  dréke,  s.  canard,  7n 
Drakes  uud  Ducks,  s.  pi 
ricochets,  pi. 

Dram,  drame,  s.  une  petite  dose, 
drachme,/',  mot  a  —,  pas  une 
goutte,  pas  du  tout.  —  of 
braud.v,  .?.  un  petit  coup,  vi. 

— ,  l'a.  boire  la  goutte. 

Drânia,  dré'-ma  OU  dram'-ma, 
5.  drame,  m. 

Draaaûlic,  --  cal, dra-mate'-ik, 
dra-mate'-i-kai,  «.    dramatique. 

Drâuialisi,  drame^-a-lisle,  s, 
auteur  dramatique,  m. 

Drunk,  dranngk,  prêt,  de 
Drink. 

Di-npc,  drépe,  u?l.  faire  du  drap. 

Drâ|)cr,  di  é'-penr,  s.  drapier,  nu 

Di-ûpery,  dré'-peuF-I,  5.  drape- 
rie,/, draperies. 

Drâsnc,  drass'-lik,s.  arastigue, 
purgatif  violent,  m, 

—  ,  a.  drasliqno. 


DRA 


492 


DRE 


I>rniii;lit.  draft,  s.  Irait,  coup, 
dof  in,  mandat,  ?i! .  extrait, 
EDVi'OidE,  délacliemenl,  ))i. 

—  lioai'd^  s.  damier,  vt. 

—  iKii'&r.  s.  cheval  de  trait,  î)i. 
bi'iiir^liiB,  draTiz,   s.  trains,  m. 

pi.  damfs,  f.  pi. 

Drâ<!gli<smnu,  draflz'-mane, 
s.  dessinateur,  J?î. 

Dinn>  diali,  l'a.  (drCTï, 
dï-uwii)*  lirer,  traîner,  attirer, 
sucer,  extiaire,  dessiner,  arra- 
cljer,  puiser. 

—,  vn  tirer,  peser,  se  contrac- 
ter, dessiner,  faire  traite,  tirer 
un  lot. 

Draw  o  pond,  picher. 

—  n  bridiic,  leirer  un  pont. 
-^  u  fonl,  vider  une  volaille. 

—  ognin,  rc'irer,  tracer. 

—  along,  (rainer. 

.—  csiiudcr,  séparer,    diviser. 

—  anaj-,  ôter,  enlever,  détour- 
ner. 

—  Ii.ick.  reculer,  retirer, 
.—  Iti'oalb,  respirer, 

—  foi  th  or  oui,  faire  sortir. 

—  for-ward,  attirer. 
.—  £ii.  allirer,  gagner. 

—  iiear  lo  an   ciid,   finir. 

—  nigli.    s'ajiproclier. 

—  off  <Ireg«,  purifier,  raffiner. 

—  «11 ,  conduire,  s'approcher, 
C::e  aux  abois.  [chement. 

—  ont  n  pari}',  faire   un  déla- 

—  ont  in  Icngib,  étendre. 

—  ont  llie  lime,  différer. 

—  (lie  bow.  tirer  de  l'arc. 

—  to  a  head,  aboutir,  s'a?s»m- 
liicr.  [nir,  décider. 

—  lo   an  Issue,     terminer,     fi- 

—  logi'lker,  assembler,  res- 
ECner. 

—  iip,  tirer  en  haut,  puiser. 

—  np  (an  army),  ranger. 

—  np  (a  vritint)  dresser. 
Brânliack,  drau'-bak,  s. râlais, 

7)j.    prime   d'exportation,  f.  — 

(of  a  cannon),  t.  recul,  m. 

Di'ânbridge,    drâù'-bridje,    s. 

pont-ievis,  lîi.  1  [»). 

Di  ûnee,  drSîi'-i,  s.  tiré   (coin.}, 

Srâner,  drâ&'-sur,  t.  tiroir,  m. 


garçon  qui  puise  de  l'eau,  at^ 
gel  d'un  oiseau,  registre  d'une 
cheminée, des;  '>aleur,  corps  at- 
Iracteur,  m. 

Drâwcrs,  driSù'-euri,  s.  cale- 
çons, m.  pi. 

Drâniiig,  dréû'-inngne,  s.  des- 
sin, plan,  art  du  dessif  ,m. 

—  ppii.  s.  tire-ligne,  )n. 

—  l'ooui  ,  s.  salle  ,  réception  X 
la  cour,  f. 

— ,  a.  atlraclif.  [lanl. 

Dranl,  draîil,  tjîi.  traîner  en  par- 
— .  s.  parler  lent,    traînant,  )ii. 
Brawn.  drâïiue,  JJrtf^  de  Dra^r* 

—  «nord,  s.  épée  nue,  f, 

—  baille.  S.  bataille  indécise,  f. 
Di'nwncll,  driù'-ouell,  S.  puits 

à  poulie,  camion,  m. 
Dray,    Draj-cart,    dré,     dré'- 
karle,  s.  buquet,  traîneau,  m, 

—  horac,;.  cheval  de  charrette, 
m.  [lier,  m. 

—  man,    ».    charretier,    haque- 
Dràzei,  drax^-2l,4.  vaurien,  fille 

perdue,  /.  [fioi,  m. 

Dread,   dred,    s.  crainte,  f.  ef- 
—,  a.  auguste,  redoutable. 
~-,  va.  craindre,  redouter. 
DrcâdL-r,  dred'-deur,  s.  qui  est 

dans  la  crainte.  [terrible. 

Breâdriil,  dred'-foul,  «.affreux, 
Drcâarnll)',     dred'-foul-li,    a. 

lerribienient. 
DrcâdfulneAfi,     dred^-foul-nes- 

so,  1.   horreur,  f.  [pide, 

Drcâdiesa,  died'-lesse,  a.  intié- 
Di-cà(llc«siie»B.        drcd^-lesse- 

cessc,*.  intrépidité,  f. 
Brcâdiiougbl,    dred'-ndùte,   (• 

audacie^lx. 
Drcani.  drime,  s.  songe,  ni.  rê- 
verie, f. 

—  like,  a.  comme  un  songe,  sem- 
blable à  un  rêve. 

— ,  vn.  (dreumcd,  dreaml, 
dreauii),  songer,  rêver,  s'i- 
maginer. To  —  of  noibiug 
bui,  ne  rêver  que. 

— ,  i')!.  rêver,  songer,  désirer. 

Dréanier,   dri'-meur,  J.  rêveur. 

Uréiiniing  najs,  dri'-minngne 
ouéz,  (.  lenteur,  f. 


DRA 


493 


mE 


Dréamingly,      dri''-minngDe-ll, 

ad.  lenfeinent. 
Drpni'.  Dréarv,    drire,  dri'-ri, 

s.  trisle,  lugubre.  [Iiorreur,  f. 
Drcai-iiiess^  dri'-ri  nesse,  s. 
Dredge,    dredje,  s.  Iramail,  m. 

drague,  f. 
— 1  va.    draguer,  pêcher   au    tra- 
mai!, enfariner,  saupoudrer. 
Drcdgor,    dred'-djeuTj    s.    j6- 

cheur    au  tramail,  boUe  à  fari- 
ne,/-. 
Di'ce,  drl,  i.  longue  attente,  /. 
Dréci'inieitt,    dri^-ri-nicnnt,    s. 

contrariété,  f.  chagrin,  m. 
Dréggiucsa,  drcg'-gui-nesse,  ». 

lie,  A 
Di'éggy,  dreg'-gui,  a.  fangeux, 

plein  de  lie. 
Dregg,  dregï,  lie,   f.  —  of  the 

people,  s.  populace,  f. 
Dreiicfa,  drennche,  va.  abreuver, 

baigner,  mouiller. 
— 5   s.    breuvage,    »i.    médecine 

pour  un  animal,  f.  [abreuve. 
Dréucher,  drennche^-eur, .?.  qui 
Dress,   dresse,    s     habillement, 

habit,  m    parure,  coiffure,  f, 
— ,  va.  habiller,  parer,    coiffer. 

—  TÎctuaBs,  appiêter,  accommo- 
der, [mort. 

,—  a  doad  body,  ensevelir  un 

—  a  gardon,  culliver. 

—  a  Bbip,  pavciîer. 

—  a  liiie,  tailler  une  vigne. 

—  a  wouiid.  panser. 

—  flnx,  sérancei. 

—  fisli,  habiller,  apprêter. 

—  leatbcr,  apprêler. 

—  oiic's  hcad,se  coiffer. 
Dresser,  dres^-seur,   s.  dressoir, 

m,  valet,  femme  de  chambre, 
coiffeur,  cuisinier. 
Drcssiiig,  dres'-sinugne,  s.  ha- 
billetienl,  ))i.  toilelte,  /■.  pan- 
sement, m.  labour,  tn.  fumure, 
f.  appareil,  apprêlage,m 

—  case,  s,  nécessaire,  m. 

—  ginss,  s.  toilette,  f. 

—  room,   s.    chambre     de    toi- 
lette, '.  [mode. 

Drest,  dresst,  a.  habillé,  accom- 
Drew,  itéviflirét.  de  Draw. 


Di'tb,  drib,  lia.  écourler. 

Di-ibble,  drib'-,l)l,  vn,  dégoût. 
1er,  baver. 

Dribbling  debts,  drlt)'-blinn. 
gne  deblz,  j.  pi.  dettes  criar- 
des, f.  pi.  [somme,  A 

Dribble),    drib^-lctt,    s.    petite 

Dried,  draïd,  part,  de  Dry. 

Drîer,  draï-eur,s.  dessiccatif,  m. 

Drirt,  drirte,  S.  impulsion,  vio- 
lence, chose  qui  flotte  au  gré 
de  l'eau  ou  du  vent,  tendance, 
but  d'un  discours. 

—  of  ice,  s.  glaces  flottantes. 

—  of  saud,  s.  sables  mouvants, 
m.  pi, 

— ,  va.  pousser,  chasser, amasser. 

— ,  vn.  s'amasser,  aller  en  dérive. 

Drill,  dril,  va.  fraiser,  forer, 
percer,  pousser,  porter,  amu- 
ser, faire  manœuvrer.  To  — 
any  oue ,  leurrer  quelqu'un, 
tenir  quelqu'un  le  bec  dans 
l'eau. 

— .,  s.  fraise,  f.  foret,  vilbrequin  ; 
magot;  ruisseau,  sillon,  m. 

Driuk,  drlnnk,  s.  boisson,  f. 
boire,  m. 

—  money,  s.  pourboire,  m 

—  oITcriiig,  s.  aspersion,  f. 
~,va.   el  vn.   (drauk,  druuk, 

druiibeii),  boire. 

—  dowii,  enivrer,  noyer. 

—  In,  imbiber,  sucei-,  boire. 

—  biige  draiigbts,  boire  i 
longs  traits. 

—  off  or  ont,  boire  tout. 

—  round,  boire  à  la  ronde. 

—  «o  one,  boire  à  la  santé  de 
quelqu'un.  [table,  buvable. 

DrinkabK-,  drinnk'-a-bl,  a.  po- 

— ,  s.  boisson,  chose  à  boire.  Eu- 
tables  and— «  le  manger  et  le 
boire. 

Driuker,  drinnk'-enr,  s. buveur. 

Driiiking,  drinnk'-inngne,  s. 
l'action  de  boire,  boisson,  f. 

—  bout,  s.  débauche,  f. 

—  cup,  s,  tasse,  f.  gobelet,  m. 

—  glass,  s.  verre  à  boire,  m. 

—  match,  s.  compagnie  do  dé- 
bauchés, f.  ■" 

Drip,   dripe,  $.    goutte. 


DRO 


494 


DRO 


Dripi  va.  Taire  tomber  en  ^oat- 
te?,  faire  dégoutter. 

— .  ru.  dégoutter. 

Dripiiiii6.dripp'-inn>,Je,t. grais- 
se do  la  lèchefrite,  f 

—  piiii,  s.  lècliefrile,  f. 
I)ri[>iilc,drip'-pl,a   faible,  rare, 
Di-ivc,  dra!ve,t;n.  (dro»e.diî- 

vceb)t  pousser,  clias?er,  con- 
duire, mener,  forcer,  piller^ 
enfoncer  (un  clou.) 

—  ,  1,'ïi.  être  poussé,  porté,  don- 
ner, tendre,  se  faire  conduire, 
dériver. 

—  nt.  -viser,  abontir. 

—  amiy,  chasser,  passer,  ban- 
nir, renvoyer. 

—  lincU,  repous-er. 

—  in  or  îiiio,  enfoncer.      [rer. 

—  oiT.  remettre,  renvoyer,    diffé- 
_  ofr  (lie  etagv.  siltler. 

oii.toucber,  pousser,  s'élancer. 

—  ont,  faire  sortir,  chasser. 
Drit'vl.  driv'-vl,  va,  baver,   écu- 

mer,  radoter. 

—  ,  s.  bave,  écume,  f. 
Orivcller,  driv'-vl-eur,    s.    ba- 

veur,  niais,  radoteur,  [*©• 

Driion,  driv'-vn,  part,  de  Dri- 

Si'iier,  dral'-veur,  s.  conduc- 
teur, meneur,  m. 

Di-izzle ,  driz'-zl,  vn.  brui- 
ner, lomber  jar  petites  gouttes. 

Drizzliiig  raiii,  S.  bruiue,  f. 

— ,  va.  faire  tomber  par  gouttes, 
distiller. 

Di'izzly,  driz'-zl-i,  a.  temps  de 
bruine,  [m.  farce,  f. 

Droll,  drôle,  a.  drôle,  libertin, 

— ,  a.  drôle,  comique,    farce. 

— ,  vyi.  plaisanter,  faire  le  bûulTon. 

Drôllerjr,  drô'-leur-i,  s,  plai- 
santerie, f.        [droJiadaire,m. 

Drôiuodarj',  dreum'-i-dar-i,  s. 

Dfoiie,  drône,  s.  bourdou,  pa- 
resseux, fainéant,  »i, 

—  pipe,  s.  musette,  f 

— ,ni   vivre  en  paresseux. 
Drôiiisb,  drô^-niche,a.  fainéant. 
Droop,   droTipe,  vn.  languir 

flétrir,  être  abattu, 
— ,  Urt,  pencher,  baisser. 
Drôopii>g,drdup'-iiin°De,  1.  lan- 


gueur, f.  accablement,  m. 

— ,  a.  faible,  abattu,  languissant. 

itrop,  drope,  .s.  goutte,  f.  pen« 
dant  d'oreilles, m. bascule,/'  - 
by  —  ,  ad.  goulle  à  goutte. 

—  ,  lffl.{dropp<.<l.di-opt,  drop- 

ped,    di-opt).    iâclier,    laisser 
tomlier,  répandre,  laisser  là. 
— ,  vn.  dégoutter,  lomber,  mou- 
rir soudainement,  faire  silence, 
arriver  tout  à  coup,  baisser. 

—  a  cur«Bey,  faire  la  révérence. 

—  aiichor,  jeter  l'ancre. 

—  awaj  (die),   mourir,    [dans. 

—  in,  jeter,  entrer,  fourrer   de- 

—  off,  perdre  sa  charge,  déchoir. 

—  oui,  se  dérober,  s'éclipser. 

—  iinexpected,  venir  à  l'im- 
proviste.  [ses  gouttes. 

—  niib  fatigue,  suer  à  gros- 
Di'oppiiig.     drop'-pinngne,    s. 

goutte,   f.    —  of    »he    nose, 

roupie,  f.  [lette,  f. 

Dràpict,  drope'-lett,  s.  goutte- 
Di-opaical,  drope'-ci-kal,  a.  hjf- 

dropique.  [lactite,  f. 

Dropsioue,  drope'-stône,  s.  sta- 
Drôpsy,   drope'-ci,   s.  hydropi- 

sie,  A  [médicinales,  /■.  pi. 

Drops,  dropce,  s.  pi.  gouttes 
Dropi,  drople,  prêt,  et  part,  de 

Drop.  [(bo.),  lilipendule  , ,'. 
Di-ôpwort,  dropc'-oueurte,  s. 
Druss.  drosse,  s.  écume,  rebut, 

laitier,  m.  scorie,  f. 

—  of  iroii,  s.  mlchefer,  m. 
Drôss)',  dros'-si,a.  impur,  écu- 

mcux,  plein  de  scories,  [pe, /. 

Drotrbel,    drolt'-tchel,  s.  salo- 

DroTe,  drôve,  s.  troupeau,  m. 
foule,  f. 

—,  prêt,  de  DrÎTe. 

Dr6»or,drô'-veur,s.  bouvier,  m. 

Droiight,  draoute,  s.  sécheres- 
se, aridité,  soif,  /.  To  be  ut- 
moat  cboked  wilb  —,  mou- 
rir de  soif. 

Drôngbiy,  draou'-t\,  a.  sec, 
sèche,  altéré. 

Drown,  draoune,  Vn.  noyer, 
inonder,  submerger,  étouffei 
(un  bruit). 

— f  vn,  se  noyer. 


DRA 


495 


DKU 


Browning,  draou'-cinngne,  s. 
Tact,  de  noyer,  inondalion,  f. 

DrowKc,  draouze,  va.  assoupir. 

—,  DU.  s'assoupir,  avoir  l'air  en- 
dormi, [lemenl. 

Drownilj-,  Jraou'-zi-Ii,  ad.  len- 

Iti'ôTCsiueaa,  draou'-zi-nesse,  s. 
assoupissement,  m.  paresse,  f. 

Drôwsy,  draou^-zl,.ç.  assoupi. — 
licad,  j.  pesanteur,  paresse, 
/■.  lambin,  m.  To  grow  — , 
s'assoupir.  —  (aie*,  contes  à 
dormir  debout. 

pi'iili,  dreub,  s.  coup,  m. 

— ,  va.  rosser,  battre, 

prûliliiug,  dreub'-binngDe,  s. 
coups  de  b&lon,  m.  pi.  châti- 
ment, ïïi, 

Di'iiilgo,  dreudje,  un.  s'échiner, 
s'éreinter  (au  travail).  [m. 

— ,    ,■!.    souffre-douleur,    esclave, 

Drcidgcrj-,  dreudje'-eur-i,  s.  oc- 
cupation servile,  f. 

Dnidging  box,  dreudj&'-înn- 
fno-bolis,  s.  boîte  à  farine,  f. 

Di'ùd;;ingljr,  dreudje'-inngne- 
U,ad.  laborieusement. 

Driig,  dreug,  s.  drogue,  f. 

— ,  va.  mettre  des  drogues,  em- 
poisonner. 

Drûggct,  dreug'-guelt,  s.  dro- 
guet,  m. 

Drûggist, —  «ter,  dreug'-guis- 
te,  dreug'-steur,  î.  droguiste,  m. 

Di-ûid,  driou'-ide,  s.  druide,  m. 

Bruni,  dreum,  S.  tambour,  m. 
caisse,  f, 

—  major,  (.  tambour  major,  m. 

—  maker,  $.  faiseur  de  tambours. 

—  of  <be  ear,  s.  tympan,  m. 

—  aticks,  s.  baguettes,  f.  pi. 

—  strings,  s. timbre,  ni. 
— ,  vn.  battre  le  tambour. 
DriSoible,  dreum'-bl,  vn.    lam- 
biner, faïDéanier. 

Drûmmer,  dreum'-ic«ur,  s. 
tambour,  w. 

Di'ûmmiug,  dreum'-minngne, 
s.  bruit  de  tambour,  m. 

Dritiik,  dreunngk,  a.  ivre,  eni- 
vré. To  mnko  —,  enivrer. 

Drûiikard,  dreuoDgk'-eurd ,  s. 
ivrogne. 


Drûnken.  dreunng'-kn,  a.  Wre, 

bachique, 
Di  iiiski-nljr,  Ireunng'-kn-ll,  ad, 

en  Ivrogne. 
Drûnkcuiicss,       dreunng'-kn 

nesse,  s.  ivrognerie,  ivresse,  f. 
Dry,    dral,  a.  sec,    m,  sèche,  f, 

aride,  tari,  alléré,  avare,  réser 
Dry'cycd,  a.  insensible.        [vé 

—  gonds,  s.  marchandises  fi' 
nés,  A  pi. 

—  j<*8t,  S.  raillerie  amère. 

—  iand,  s.  terre  ferme,  f, 

—  nurse,  s.  femme  qui  nourrit 
un  enfant  au  bii'eron,  ou  qui 
le  sèvre.  T«  Dry  nurse, 
ra."  nourrir  au  biberon,  sevrer. 

—  l'ub,  va.  frotter  (un  parquet), 
un   meuble. 

—  rubbicr,  s.  frolteur,  m. 

—  shod,  ad.  à  pied  sec 
Dry,  draï,  va.  sécher. 

—,  vn.  devenir  sec,  sécher. 

—  np,  dessécher,  tarir. 

—  up  your  tears,  essuyez  Te< 
larmes. 

Bry'ly,  draï'-li,  ad.  sèchement. 

Dry'ness,  draï-nesse,  S.  séche- 
resse, aridité,  f 

Dual,  diou'-al,  s.  gr.  duel,  m. 

Dub,  deub,  ra.  créer,  faire,  con- 
férer une  dignité. 

Dûliious,  nùbilable,  diou'- 
bieuce,  bi-ta-b!,  it.  douteux. 

Dtibiously,  diou'-bi-euce-li,  acU 
douteusement. 

Dûbiousness,  diou^-bi-euc6- 
nesse,  s.  incertitude,  f. 

Dubitâtion,  diou-bi-té''-cheuae, 
s.  doute,  i)î.  indécision,/'. 

Ducal,  diou^-kat,  s.  ducai. 

Di'icat,  deuli'-éle,  s.  ducat,  m. 

Dùcatoon,  deuk^  a-toDne,  s.  du- 
calon,  m. 

Diick,  deuk,  s.  cane,  f.  canard, 
î/i.;  poule,  poulet,  chou,  chat, 
(termes  de  tendresse).  Wîld — , 
s.    canard    sauvaj:e,  m. 

Ducks  and  di'-kes,  S.  rico- 
chets, 1)1.  pi. 

—  loggod.  s.  courte-botte,  m, 

—  buiitiug,  s.  chasse  aux  ca- 
nards, f. 


DUL 

Duckwcd,  s.  lontille  sauTage,  f. 
—,va.  plonger  dans  l'eau,  don 

ner  la  cale,, 
—»t»i.  faire  le  plongeon, plonger 
Dûckcr,  deuk'-eur,  s.  plongeur 

m. 
Dûckiiig,    dcuV-kinngne  ,     j 

cale,  f.  bapiêmo  de  la  ligne, m 

—  stool,  s.  cage  à  plonger,  /'. 
Dûckling,     deuk'-linngne,     s. 

jeune  canard. 
Duct,  (leukl,  s.  conduit,  m. 
Ductile,  deuk'-til,  a.  duclile. 
Diictility,  —   ncsse,  deuk-lll'- 

1-li,  nesse,  s.  ductilité,  f. 
Dûd^eoii,       deud'-djeune,      s 

broulllerie,  rancune,  petite  da 

gue,  f.  [quis 

Due,  diou,  a,  convenable,  dû,  re 
—5  ad,  diment.  [due 

— 9  va.  payer  comme  une  chose 
— ;  s.  droit,  j)î.  dette,  f. 
Duel,  diou'-el,  s.  duel,  m. 
— ,  ua.  attaquer  en  duel. 
— jUn.  se  battre  en  duel. 
DûcllisI,     Dûcller,     diou'-el- 

liste,  leur,  s.  duelliste,  m. 
Dûelliii»;,    dioif-el-liiingne,    s, 

l'action  de  se  battre  en  duel,  f. 
Diiello,  diou'-el-lô,  s.duel,  lois 

du  dueli  [f. 

Diiciiua,  dîou''-en-na,  s, duègne, 
Dûot,  Diielto,    diou'-elt,  et-l6, 

S.  un  duo,  »i, 
Diig,    dcug,    s.      mamelle,    f. 

trayon,  m. 

—  ,part.i-\2>rét.  de  Dig. 
Duke,  diouke,  s.  duc,  m. 

•  Dûkedoui,    diouke'-deume,     s. 

duché,  m,  doucereux. 

Dûlcet,     deul'-celt,    a.     doux, 
DulciflcAtio»,       deul-ci-fi-ké'- 

cheune,  s.  adoucissement,  m. 
Dûlcify,  deul'-ci-fai,  va.  dulci- 

fier,  adoucir. 
Dulciloquy,  deul-ci'-l6-koui,  s. 

douce  élocution  [tjmpanon,  m, 
Dûlcinier,  deuK-ci-nieur,  S- 
Dûlcorate,     deul'-kô-réte,    va. 

édulcoier. 
Dulcorûdon,  deul-kfi-ré'-cheu- 

ne,  s.  édulcoralion,/'. 
Diill,  deul,  a.    hébété,    stupide, 


e  DUN 

pesant,  dur,  fade,  (in  colour) 
chargé,  (blunt)  émoussé,  (in 
Sound)  sourd,  (lazj)  lâche,  leni, 
(lumjdsh)  languissant,  insensi- 
ble,, lourd,  (melancholy)  morue, 
triste,  pensif,  (of  appréhension) 
pesant,  (ofhearing)  qui  entend 
dur.  TbL-  fli'e  is  —,  le  feu  ne 
brille  point.  Ta  make  — , 
appesantir.  [cieux. 

—  broned ,    a.    an    front    sou- 

—  eycd,  a.  au  regard  sombre, 
triste. 

—  hcad,  s,  esprit  lourd. 

—  sightod,  a.  à  la  rue   faible. 

—  witlcd,  ((.  i  l'esprit  lourd. 
—,va.    hébéter,    éblouir,  ternir, 

rendre  mé'ancoHque. 

— .  l'n.s'héhéler,  de^'Ccir  lourd. 

Di'illard,  deul'-larde,  >.  lour- 
daud. 

Diillness,  deuK-nesse,  s.  stupi- 
diié,  f.  paresse,  négligence,  f. 
engourdissement,  ni. 

Uûll)',  deul'-li,  ad.  durement, 
pesamment,  in.  [cisémcnt. 

Duly,  diou'-li,  ad.  dûment,  pré- 

Dumb,  deume,  a.  muet,  silen» 
cieux. 

Dûnilirouiid,  deume'-faounnd, 
va.  confondre,  rendre  muet. 

Dûmlily,  deume'-li,  ad.  sans 
parler.        [lance,   mutisme,  m. 

Diimbiiesfl,  deume'-nesse,  s.  si- 

Diiiiipish,  deummp'-iche,  a.  fâ- 
ché, morne. 

Dûuipling,  deummp'-linngne, 
s.  sorte  de  pudding,  f. 

Dumps,  deummpz,  s,  chagrin, 
))!.  humeur,  f.  [sombre. 

Diin,    deune,     a.     brun-obscur, 

— ,  lia.   Imporluner,  presser. 

— ,  s.  créancier  importun, în. 

—  Oy,  s.  laon,»i. 

Dunce,  deunnce,  s.  benêt,  lour- 
daud, m. 

Dung,  deunng,  s.  fumier,  m. 
fiente,  f.  crotles,  f.  -pi.  bouse, 
f.  fumées,  f.  pi. 

—  car»,  s.  lomberean,  m. 

—  foi-k,  s.  fourche  à  fumier. 

—  hill,  s.  tas  de  fumier,  m, 

—  bolc,  s.  trou  à  fumier,  »î. 


DUS 


497 


DYE 


Diiitg  ynrd,  s. cour  i  fumier,  f. 

—,  vn.  engraisser,  fumer. 

—,  n.  -vil,  ignoble. 

Dûugeon,  deune'-djeune,  S.  ca- 
chot, m.  oubliettes,  f.  pi. 

Di'iiigj',  deunng'-i,  a.  Doueux, 
bas,  \'il.  [fardage,  m. 

Dûnnage,  deun'-nédje  s.  (ma.) 

Dûiiiier,deuD'-neur,  s.  celulqui 
fait  les  recouTremenls. 

Dûniiiiig,  deuu'-Dinngce,  t. 
créance  importune;  salaison  de 
la  morue.         [s.  in-douze,  m, 

Duodécimo,  diou-ft-dess'-ci-mo, 

Dupe,  dionpe,  s.  dupe,  f. 

— ,  va,  duper,  trompiT. 

Dùplicate,  diou'-pli-kéte,  va. 
doubler. 

— ,  s.  double,  duplicata,  m. 

Duplication,  diou-pll-ké'-cbeu- 
ne,s.  action  dédoubler. 

Dûplicature,  diou'-p!i-ké- 

tchioure,  s.  pli,  m. 

Duph'city,  diou-pllss'-l-tl,  S.  du- 
plicité, f. 

DKi'iibility,  diou-ra-bll'-l-ll,  s. 
durée,/.  [permanent. 

Di'iriible,  diou'-rs-bl.o.  durable, 

DûraïilcnesB,  diou'-ra-bl-nes- 
se,s.  durée,  f.  [durée. 

Dûrnbly,    dlou'-ra-bll,    ad.    de 

Diii'ance,  diou'-rannce,  s.  em- 
prisonnement, m.  durée,  f. 

Diifâtion,  diou-ré'-cheune,  Sa 
durée,  f. 

Dûrcsse,  diou'-resse,  s.  empri- 
sonnement, m.  contrainte,^. 

Diiring.  diou'-rinngne,^r.  pen- 
dant, durant. 

Dûs'ity,  diou'-ri-ti,  s.  dureté, 
cruauté,  f. 

Durai,  deurst,pr^^   de  Dare. 

Duak,  deusk,  s.  la  brune,  f. 

— ,  va.  rendre  obscur.  [tard. 

— ,  l'n.  devenir  sombre,  se  faire 

— ,  (T.  obscur,  brun. 

Dûskisb,  Dûsky,  deusk'-iche, 
dcusk'-i,  rt.  sombre. 

Oûskisbue»*,  deusk'-icbe-nes- 
se,  s.  obscurité,/. 

DuBi,  deust,  s.  poussière,  fou- 
dre, /.  balayures,  /.  pi. 

•—  brusb,  s.  plumeau, tn. 


—  holo,  s.  trou  aux  ordures,  m 

—  basket,  s.   panier  aux  ordu- 

—  box,  s.  poudrier,  m   [res,   m. 

—  mnn,  s,  boueux,  m. 

—1  va.  couvrir  de  poussière,  net- 
toyer, épiiusseter.  [m. 

Di'iHter,    deust'-eur,  s.  torchon, 

Dti8iine«8,  deuss'-ti-nesse,  s. 
quantité  de  poussière,  /. 

DÛ8ty,  deussMi,  a.  poudreux, 
couvert  de  poussière. 

Duich,  deutche,  a,  s.  Hollandais, 

Dûtobess,  deutcbe''-e5se,  s.  du- 
chesse, /. 

Dûichy,  deutche'-i,  î.  duché.m. 

Diiteoua,  diouMi-euce  ou  tchi- 
euce,  a.  soumis,  obséquieux. 

Dûtiful,  diou'-li-foul,  a.  respec- 
tueux, humble 

Dûtifuliy,  diou'-ti-foul-Ii,  ad. 
respectueusement. 

Dûtirulneas,  diou'-ti  foul-nes- 
se,  s.  respect,  soumission,  /. 

Dûty,  dlou'-ti,  ».  devoir,  res- 
pect, m,  fonction,  faction,  /. 
droit,  m.  taxe,  /.  To  be  upon 
or  on  — ,  va.  être  en  faction. 

Duûmvirate,  diou-eum'-vi-réte, 
s.  duumvirat,nj. 

Dwarf,  douarfe,  s.  nain,  abot , 
pygroée. 

— ,  va.  empêcher  de  cro!lre. 

Dwârflth,  douarfe'-icbe,  a.  H 
la  natnre  du  nain. 

DwârOshnesa,  douarfe^-iche» 
nesse,  ,«.  petitesse,  /. 

Dweil,  douell,  vn.  (dnelt, 
dwelt),  demeurer,  se  tenir, 
insister,  peser. 

Dwcllcr,douel'-leur,s.  habitant. 

Dwélliug,  douel'-linngne,  s.  de- 
meure,/.  domicile,  m. 

—  bouie,  t.  domicile,  m. 

—  place,  j.  résidence,  /. 
Dwelt,  doueit,  pré(.  de  Dwell. 
Dwiudle,   douinc'-dl,    vn.    dé- 
choir, dimlnner. 

Dye,  dal,  va.  teindre,  colorer. 

— ,  s.  teinture,  teinte. 

Dy'ep,  daï'-eur,  s.  teinturier,  m. 
f  Py^irag,  daï'-inngne,  5.  teinturoi 
S      teinturerie,  /. 
)  —f  a,    mourant,    moribond.    ~ 

32 


EAR 


498 


EAR 


oyes.  des  jeux  langoureux.  — 

-norils,   les  dernières  paroles. 
D)'/unmicB,    âalne'-ameiks,   s. 

dynamique,  f. 
Dyiiasly.  daï'-Djss-ti  ou  dine'- 

ass-ti,  s.  djnastip,  ramille,  /. 


Dy'seniery,  dis'-senn-teur-i,  », 

dyssenlerie,  f. 
Dj'ephoii]',  dis'-fô-ni,    s.     difù- 

cullé  de  parler,  f, 
Dj'siirj;,  diz'-iou-ri,  $.  difficulté 

d'unner,^ 


E,  i,  s.  (mus.)  sol,  m. 
Eacli,itche,;>r.  chaque,  cbacnn. 

—  othcr,  Tun  l'autre. 
E'agci-,  i'-gucur,    a.   âpre,  vif, 

affamé,  avide,  désireux,  em- 
pressé. 

B/agerly,  i'-gueur-li,  ad.  âpre- 
ment,  ardemment,    avidement. 

E'ngeriicss,  i'-gueur-nesse,  s, 
âpreté,  ardeur,  f.  empresse- 
ment, m.  véhémence,  f. 

E'ogle,  i'-gl,  J.  aigle,  m.  et  f. 

—  ej'ed,  a.  aux  yeux  d'aigle,  pé- 
Dëtrant. 

•~-  «peed, s.  vitesse  d'un  algie,  f. 

—  stoiie,  s.  pierre  d'aigle,  f. 

E'aglet,  i'-glelt,  ».   aiglon,  m. 

E'agre,  i'-gueur,  s.  flux  qui  do- 
mine un  autre  flux,  ras  de 
marée.  [m.  anse,  f. 

Ear,    !r,     ».     oreille,     f.     épi, 

—  drum  ,  ».  tympan  de  l'oreille, 
m. 

—  lap,  >.  lobe  de  l'oreille,  m. 
o—  picker,  i.  cure-oreitle,  m. 
^-  ring,  S.  boucle  d'oreille,/'. 

—  slioi,  3.  portée  de  l'oreille,/. 

—  wnx,  ».  cérumen,  m. 

—  7vig,  ».  perce-oreille,  m. 

—  witnesii,s.  témoin  auriculaire. 
—,  un.  monter  en  épi. 

— ,  ua.  labourer,  cultiver. 

Earcd,  Ird,  a.  garni  d'oreilles, 
aux  oreilles,  auriculé;  en  épi, 
garni   d'épis. 

Earl.  eurl.  s.  comte,  m     [té,  m. 

EArldom.  eurl'-deume,  ».  com- 

E'arles»,  Ir'-lesse,  a.  sans  oreil- 
les, [promptitude,  f. 

Eâi'liuess,       eur'-li-nesse,      » 

Earlniâi'!,bal,  eurl-mar^-cbal, 
*.  c»minis9&ir«  ordonnateur,  m. 


E&rly,  eur'-ll,  ad.  de  bonne 
heure.  [tin 

—  iii  «ho  moruing,  de  bon  ma- 

— ,  ((.  matinal,  avancé,  hâtif. 

Earn,  eurne,  va.  gagner,  obte- 
nir, mériter- 

Eâruect,  eur'-neste,  a.  attacbfi, 
empressé,  ardent. 

— ,  ».  sérieux,  avant-goût,  m.  ar- 
rhes, f.  pi.  In  —,  ad.  sérieu- 
sement To  gîTo  —,  t'a.  don- 
ner des  arhes. 

Eârncstly,  eur^-neste-li,  ad.  ins- 
tamment, ardemment,  sérieuse- 
raent,  avec  ardeur,  fixement. 

Eài-nestness,  eur'-neste-nesse, 
s.  àpreté,  f.  attachement  sé- 
rieux, m.  ardeur,  f. 

Earning«,eurn/-inngDZ,».  gaiD| 
m.  fruit  du  travail,  jn, 

Eurib,  enrth,  ».  terre,  f. 

—  ,  va.  enterrer. 

— ,  vn.  se  terrer.  [soc,  m, 

EAr<liI)oai-d  ,  eurth'-borde,  s. 
Enrtliboi-n,  eurlh'-borne,  a. 
terrestre,  [a.  entouré  de  terre. 
Eâribliouud,  eurtb'-baounnd, 
Eâriben,  eur'-thn,  a.   de  terre. 

—  pan,  ».  terrine,^. 

—  ware,  s.  poterie,  f. 
E&rtbline88,       —       thiuess, 

eurth'-li-nesse,  1-nesse,  s.  ca- 
ractère terrestre.        [».  mortel. 

Enrtbiing,  eurth'-linngne,  <!.  et 

Eâribly,  eurth'-li,  a.  Mrrestre, 
mondain,  vain. 

Eâribqunke,  eurth'-kouéke,  » 
tremblement  de  terre. 

Eàrtbworm,  eurtb'-oueurm, 
s.  ver  de  terre,  pauvre,  dénué  de 
tout. 

Eârihjr,  eurlh'-i,  a.  terreux. 


EAV 


499 


ECS 


Bn«e,  ize,  (.  aise,  f.  repos,  m. 
—  of  paiii,  soulagement,  m. 
Cbn|icl  of  —,  église  succur- 
sale, f,  Take  jour  —,  ne 
vous  gênez  pas,  To  bave  a 
wi-î»  of  — 5  êlremiseu  liberté. 

—5  va.  soulager,  adoucir,  allé- 
ger, décharger,  meure  à  l'aise. 

Eàseful,  ite''-roul,a.  tranquille. 

E^asel,  i'-zl,  s.  chevalet  de  pein- 
tre, m.  [lagemenl,  m. 

E'asement,  ize^-mennt,  j.  sou- 

E^nsil;,  i'-zi-li,  ad.  facilement, 
aisément.  [f. 

Waa'meau,  K-zl-nesse,s.  Tacilité, 

E.ist,  Iste,  s.  l'est,  l'orient,  m. 

E'astcr,  Is'-teur,  s.  Pâque'',  pâ- 
que,  f. 

E'astei-ly,  E'asiorn,  !s'-teur- 
li,  !s'-teurn,  a,  d'est,  oriental. 

E'asI'mard,  hle^-oueurd,  ad. 
vers  l'est. 

E'asy,  i'-zi,  a.  aiîé,  facile,  tran- 
quille, libre,  sociable,  doux, 
commode,  imitable,  obligeant. 

—  labour,  s.  heureux  accouche- 
ment. 

—  of  belief,  a.  crédule. 

—  rent,  s.  petite  rente. 

—  ■<}-le,  a.  style  aisé  ou  naturel. 

—  lo  be  boriie,  a.  supportable, 
passable.  [ble. 

—  to  be  spoken  to,  a.  accosta- 
Eat,  ite,  va.  (otc,  eaten,  eat) 

manger,  ronger,  engloutir,  ré- 
tracter sa  parole. 

—  5  vn.  manger,  se  nourrir, 

—  iip,   dévorer,  ronger,  ruiner. 

—  wcll,  avoir  bon  goûi,êlre  bon 
i.  manger 

—  nrell,  faire  bonne  chère. 
Egalable,  i'ta-bl,  a.  m 

comestible. 
E''atablcs,   i^-ta-blz,    s.  vivres, 

comestibles,  m.  pi. 
E'ater,i'-teur,  s.  mangeur. 
E'.tting,    i'-tinnpne,s.    l'action 

de  manger,  f 

—  bouse,  s.  restaurant,  m. 
E'avcs,  ivz,  s.  bord  du  toit,  m. 
E^avcsdpop,  ivz'-drop,  va.  être 

aux  écnutes,  recueillir  leségout" 
tures  du  toit. 


E^avcsdropi^er,  ivz^-drop-peuri 

s.  écouteur. 
Ebb,  ebb,  un.    refluer,  refouler, 

décroître. 
—,  s.  reflux,  m.  décadence,  f. 
E'boiiist,   eb'-ô-niste,  s.  ébéais- 

te,  m. 
E'bouy,  Ebon,  Eben,  eb'-S  ni 

eb-eune,  itZ-bn,».  ébène,  f. 

—  tree,  s.  ébénier,  m. 
Ebrtcty,  i-bral'-i-ti,  s.  Ivrogne- 
rie, ivresse, crapule,  f. 

Ebriésity,  i-bri-oss''-i-ti,  s.  ivro- 
gnerie,/'. 

EbuIKtion,  eb-eul-Iiche'-eune, 
s.  bouillonnement,  m.  violen- 
ce, fermentation,  f. 

Ecccutric,  —  cal,  ek-cenn'- 
trik,  tri-kal,  a.  excentrique. 

Eccentrfeily,  ek-cenn-lrissM- 
ti,  s.  excentricité,  singularité,  f. 

EccIcsi&Btic,  —  cal,  ek-kli-zi- 
ass'-tik,  ti-kal,a.  ecclésiastique. 

— ,j.  ecclésiastique,  m. 

E'cbiuate,  i'-ki-néle,  a.  hérissé 
comme  un  porc-éplc.  [m. 

E'chinuB,i''-ki-neuce,  s.  hérisson, 

E''cho,  ek'-kô,  s.  écho,  m. 

—,  va.  répéter  comme  l'écho, 
faire  l'éch*. 

— ,  vn.  résonner,  rtlentir. 

E'cboing,  ek'-kù-inngne,  s. 
écho,  retentissement,  iiî. 

Eclaircisitcnicut,  ek-klére^- 
clz'-mennt,  s.  éclaircissement. 

Eclàt,i-klau',  s.  éclat,  ni.  splen- 
deur, f  [tique. 

Ecléctic,  ck-lec'-tik,    a.   éclec- 

Eclipae,  i-lilipse',  s.  éclipse,/'. 

—  ,va.  éclipser,  obscurcir,  sur- 
—,  vn  s'éclipser.  [passer, 
EcUptic,  i-klip'-tik,  a.  s.  éclip- 

tique,  m.  [f. 

E'cloguc,  ek'-logue,ï.  églogue, 
Economie,    —   cal,    ek-kô-no- 

me'-ik,  i-kal,  a  économique 
EcôiiouiiBC,        i-kone'-ô-maîze, 

va.   épargner,  économiser. 
EcoHouiist.    i-kone'-d-mif  le  ,  s, 

économe  ;  économiste,  m. 
Eriiuoniy,  i-kone'  fi-nii,  s.    éco- 
j      nomie,/.  [tase. 

1  E'cstasicd,  eks'-ta-sid,  a.  en  ci' 


EDI 


500 


EFF 


E'oinsj',  cks'-la-si,  S.  exiate.f. 

Ecstniicul,  —  «le,  eks-tate'-i- 
kiil,  ik,  (t.   exlalique.  [ce. 

Ediicioii9,i-(ié'-cIieuce,  a.  -vora- 

Kitiicily,  i-dass'-i-ti,  ».  -voracité, 
f. 

E'ilcIcT,  ed'-deur,  s.  fascine,  f. 

— .  va.  garnir  de  Tascines. 

E'clilj'i  ed'-di,  s.  remous,  tour- 
billon, m. 

— .  a.  tournant  cîrculairenient. 

Eifoniated,  i-denn'-të-ted,  a 
édenlé.  ['". 

E'iui".  edje,  s.  bord,  tranchant, 
(Or  a  stone) ,  corne,  f.  an- 
gle, m.  (Or  a  book),  tran- 
che, f.  (Or  a  lool),  fil,  mor- 
fil,  lii.  (Or  a -vaulli, -vive  arrêie, 
f.  (Orthe  sword),  fil  de  lépéc, 
m.(Orihewater)fleurd'p;iu.To 
■cl  au  —  on.  ai;:uiser.  To  sel 
ou  — .  affiler,  ajacer.  To  «a- 
kc  off  the  —,  ô;cr  le  fil. 

—  lon^.s.  de  côLc,  m. 

'-  makcr,  s.  taillandier,  m. 

—  iool,  s.  Instrument  tranchant. 

—  irade,  s.  taillanderie,  f. 

—,  va  border,  affiler,  aiguiser, 
ébarber. 

.— .  r?i.  s'avancer  de  côté. 

E'dsi-d,  ed'-djed  ou  cdjd,  o. 
Ihirdé,  affilé,  aieu.  [se. 

E'dscless, edje'-lesse,  a.  émous- 

E^dgeway,  —  wisc,  edje'-ouai, 
ouaïze,  (id.  de  côté,  de  champ. 

E'dgiiig,  ed'-djinngne,  s.  passe- 
poil,  »i.  bordure,  f. 

E'dililc!,  ed'-i-bl,  a.  mangeable, 
comestible.  [m, 

E'dict,    i'-dikl,    ».    édit,    arrê', 

Edinrâlion,  ed-i-fi-ké'-cheune, 
s.  édification ,  / 

EMiflce,  ed'-i-fice,  ».  édifice, 
bàiiraent,  m. 

E'tliner,  ed'-l-ral-eur,  f.  édifi- 
c.'ileur,  m. 

E'dify,ed'-i-raî,t'a  édifier, bitir. 

E/difyiiig.a    édifianl. 

E'dilc,  i'-daïle,s.  édile,  m. 

Edition,  i-diche'-eune,  s.  édi- 
tion, f. 

E'iiitoi-,  ed'-i-teur,   i.   éditeur, 


E'duca<e,ed'-djiou-kéte,ua.  éle- 
ver, instruire. 

Education,  ed-djiou-ké'-cheu- 
iie.  .<.  éducation,  f. 

Eilùcc.i-dlouce',  l'a.  tirer. 

Edûciion,  i-deuk'-cheune,  t. 
l'iction  de  tirer.        [édulcorer. 

EdiiUoràte,  i-deuK-kô-réte,l!0. 

Ednlcor&tion.  i-deul-kft-ré'- 
cheune,  ».  édulcoration,  /"• 

Eek,  Ik,  t).  voy.  Eko. 

Eel,  tl,  ».  anguille,  f. 

—  pout,  ».  barbotle,  lotte,  f. 

—  apear,  ».  trident,  m, 

Eff,  voy.  Eft.  [dicible. 

E'ITublc.  ef-fa-bl,  a.  expressif, 
Efface,  ef-féce',  va.  effacer,  an- 
nuler. 
Efféci.  ef-fekt',  s.  effet,  m. 

—  .va.  effectuer,  exécuter. 
Effec:ible,  ef-fek'-li-bl,  o.  pra- 

tical  le.  [lif,  efficace, 

Efféc<i»e,  ef-fek'-tite,  a.  effec- 
EO'éciivel]',  ef-fek'-ti-ve-li,  ad. 

—  -vement. 
EfTcctluss,    ef-fekf-lesse,     ad. 

inefficace,  sans   effet.  [m. 

Effôcior,  ef-fek'-teur,  s.  auteur, 
Efféciiial,    ef-fik'-tchiou-al,    o, 

efficace.  [ail.  efficacement. 

Effëctuall),  ef-fek'-tchiou-al-li, 
Efféctiiate,     ef-fek'-tchiou-éte, 

1(1.  effectuer.  [mollesse,/'. 

Enroulinacy,  ef-fème'-i-na-ci,». 
Efféuiinate,  ef-fèrae'-i-néte,  tja 

eîérr.iner. 

—  ,  171.  devenir  efféminé. 

—  ,  a.  efféminé,  lâche,  mou. 
— .  s.  efféminé,  77i.  f. 
Effcuiinately,    ef-fèmeM-néte» 

li,  ad.  lâchement. 
Effcniiuâcion,       ef-fème-i-né'- 

cheune,  s.  —  tion,  f. 
Efforicsce,  ef-feur  vess',  rm. 

Êire  en  effervescence. 
EiTcrvésceuce,      ef-feur-vess'- 

cc-nnce,  s.  —  cence,  f. 
Effcrtésceni,        ef  feur-vess'- 

cennt,  n.  effervescent,  vif. 
Erocâcious,      ef-fi-ké'-cheuce, 

i\d.  efficace. 
EfacâciousU.  «r.n.ké/.çheuM- 
I         __(.  w.uvacemsnt. 


EGL 


501 


E/rflcncjr,  ef-fi-ka-ci,  ».  effica- 
cité, force,  verta,  f, 

Effl/cieuce,    —    cy,     ef-6che'- 

^  yennce,yeun-ci,».  aclion,Tertu, 
influence,  aclivité,  f.      [ficienl. 

Effacieut,  ef-fiche'-yennt,  a.  ef- 

— 1  s.  efficient,  fadeur,  m. 

E'ragy,  —  eie*!  ef'-fi-dji,  dii2, 
s.  effigie,  f. 

ErOoi-ésccuco,.^  cy,  ef-flO-ress'- 
cennce,  cenn-cii  5.  floraison, 
efflûresoence.     [<i    efflorescenl. 

ErOoi-éacent,  ef-flô-ress'-cenDl, 

E^ffliieuce,  ef^-ûiou-enoce,  s. 
écoulement,  m. 

E'faiient,  ef'-fliou-ennt,  a,  pro- 
duit par;  coulant  de. 

EfOuvia,  —  Tium,  ef-fliou^-vi- 
a,  eum,  s.  exhalaisons,  f.  pi. 

E^fflux,  ef-fleukce^,  f.  émana- 
tion, /.  flux,  m. 

Efflûxiou,  ef-fleuk'-cheune  s. 
écoulement,  m.  [ui. 

E'aort,  ef'-fôrte,  s.  effort,  essai, 

EfiTi-ôutcry,  ef-rreuna''-teur-i,  s. 
elronlerie,  f  [éclater. 

EOûlgc,  ef-feuldje',  vn.  briller, 

Effûlgeuce,  ef-fenlz-djeonce,  5. 
rayonnement,  éclat,  resplendis- 
sement, m. 

Effûlgcnt,ef-reuK-djennt,  a.  res- 
plendissant, brillant. 

Effûsc,  ef-fiijuze',  va    répandre 

Blîûaiou,  ef-fiou'-jeune,  s.épaii- 
chement,  m.  effusiou,  f. 

Effûsive,  ef-fiou'-sive,  a.  épau- 
du,  tendre.  [zard,  f. 

Efi,  efle,  s.  espèce   de  petii  iu- 

E'flsoous,  eft'-so'ùnnz,  a,  bien- 
tôtaprès.    [lesTOies  naturelle-. 

E'gesi,  i'-djesle,  va.  évacuer  par 

Egéstion,  i-djess'-tcheune,  s. 
évacuation,  f, 

Bgg«  eg,  s.  œuf,  m.  Kew  luid 
—,  s.  œuf  frais.  Soft  —,  oeui 
à  la  coque;  Poached  —,  œuf 
poché. 

—  CBip,  s.  coquetier,   ïn. 

—  fflip,  s.  lait  de  poule,  m. 

—  sbell,  s,  coquille  d'œuf,  f. 
— ,  i'(i.  inciter,  porler. 
E'glaiiiiiie,    eg'-lann-tiae,     s 

églantier,  m. 


ELA 

i'-gô-tizm,    s.  égols. 


'    E^gotisiu, 

me,  m. 
E'gotiiit,  i'-gô-tisle,  égoïste,  m. 
E'gotize,  i'  go-taïze,  vn.    parler 

de  soi,  parler  àla  fe  personne. 
Egrcgioua.    i-gri'-dji-euce,    a. 

insigne.  [ad.  insignenient. 

Egi'égioiisly,    i-gri'-dji-euce-li, 
K'gres»,  Egrësaioii,  i'-gress,  i- 

prèche'-eune,  ».  sortie,  issue, 
/.  Egross  aud  RegresH,  s. 
sortie  et  entrée,  f.  passage  li- 
bre, m. 

E'gru»,  i'-greit,  ».  aigrette,  f. 

E'grioi,  i'-gri-otte,  ».  griotte,  f, 

Eidcr''-dom>,  eï-deur'-daounei 
s.  édredon,  duTet.    [■vre-pieds), 

—  coTcrlot,    s.    édredon    (cou- 

Eiglii,  eyte,a.  ».  huit,  ?n. 

Ei^hirold,  eyle'-fôld,  a.  huit 
fois  au  double. 

Eighth,  eyteth,  s.  huitième,  m. 

Eiglitceu,  ey'-tlne,  s.   dix-huit, 


Ï huitième,  m. 
n    " 


Eighteentb,   ej'-tlneth,  s    dix- 

Eigiitivth,  ey'-ti-eth,  s.  quatre- 
vingtième,  w.  [mement. 

Eighihiy,    eyte'-li,    ad.   huiliè- 

Eigktscore,  ejte'-skôre,  «.  cent 
soixante. 

Eighty,  ey'-t!,  a.  quatre-vingts. 

E'ïsel,  i'-sil,  s.  vinaigre,  verjus, 
m.  [tre,  chaque,  un,  l'un. 

Eiiher,i''-lheur,pro.l'unou  i'au- 

— ,  c.  ou,  soit, soil que. 

Ejâculate,  i-djak'-iou-léte,  va. 
lancer,  éjaculer. 

Ejncul&tiou,  i-djak-iou-lé'- 

cheune,  ».  éjaculation,  f. 

Ejâcuintory,  i-djak'-iou-lé-(eur- 
i,  il.  éjaculaloire.         [pousser. 

Ejéct,     idjekt',     va.      chasser. 

Ejection,  i-<liek'-cheune,  s.  ex- 
pulsion, émission,  déjection,  f, 

Ejéclment,  i-djeLt''-meD0l,  5, 
éviction, f.  [«.plainte,/'. 

Ejiilâiiou,  ed-djiou-lé'-cheune, 

Ekc,  ike,  C.  et  o'*.m«>  ''nssi  bien 
que. 

— ,  va.  élargir,  agrandir,  aug- 
menter. EUiiig-piecc,  s.  al- 
longe, f. 

Elâborate,     i-lab'-ô-réte,     va. 


ÉLÉ 


502 


ELI 


élaborer,  travailler  avec  soin. 
— .  Il,  travailié,  bien  tourné,   par- 

fail,  achevé 
ciitiioi-ately,       l-lab'-4-réle-Ii, 

'  '  avec  soin. 
£::Eiiiiai-àtion,    i-Iab-6-ré'-cheu- 

ne, s.  élaboralion,  f. 
Elance,  i-launce',  va.  lancer. 
— .  vn.  s'élancer.  [passer. 

E  Inpsc,  i'-lapse  vn.  s'écouler, 
El««iir,  MassMili,  a.  élastique. 
Rhisiicilf,      l-lass-liss'-i-ti,     s. 

é^asUcité,  f. 
Eiatr,  i-lé:e',  va,  élever,  exal- 
ter, enorgueillir^  —  oue's  self, 

«'enorgueillir. 
—5  a.  fier,  hautain. 
Elâttou,  Mé'-cbeune,  s.  fierté, 

/.  orgueil,  m. 
E'ibow,  el'-bô,5   coude,»!. 

—  chair,  ».  fauteuil,  i/i      [f.  pi. 

—  room,   ».    coudées    franches, 
— -  ua.  coudoyer,  talonner,  bous- 
culer. 

— 1  t)n.  faire  angle, faire  coude. 
Eid,  aide,  «  anciennelé,  f.  [âgé. 
E-lder,  el'-deur,  a.  aîné,  plus 
— ,  ».  ^urean,  m. 

—  e<">.  «■  canonnière  (jouet),/'. 
E^lderSy,  el^-deur-li,  a   qui  lire 

sur  l'âge.        [nos  pères,  m.  pi. 

Eidcr«,  el'-deurz,  s.  les  auci-eas, 

Ë'idersbip,  el'-deur-cliipe,  s. 
flroit  d'aînesse. 

E'Idost,  el'-deste,  a.  le  plus  âgé, 
i'aîné.  —  al  play,  s.  qui  a  la 
main.  [t.  ounéc,  /. 

EleeampAiic,  el-i-kamm-péne', 

Eiéci,  1-lekl',  va.  élire,  nom- 
mer, choisir. 

—,  a.  élu,  choisi. 

Eiëclion,  i-lek'-cbeune,  ».  élec- 
tion, f.  choix,  m. 

Electioueeriug,  i-lek-cbi'une- 
Sr-'-inngne,  ».  ma'^.'Euvres  élec- 
«orales    f.  pi. 

EU-ciiïc,  i-lek'-tive.  a.  électif. 

EU-ciivel),  i-lek'-tive-.'i,  ad. 
par  choix.  [m. 

Eléclor,  i-lek'-teur,  s.  électeur, 

Eicctoral,  i-lek'-lô-ral,  ».  élec- 
toral, [torat.  m. 

EI«Gtorale,.i-lek''-lâ-réte,s.élec- 


Eléctoress,  Eléclress,  i-Iek'. 

teur-esse,  s.  éltclrice,  f. 
EK'cioi'sliip,    i-lek'-teur-chipe, 

s.  éleclorat,  m.  [m. 

Electre,    i-lek'-l:ur.    s.   ambre, 
Eléclric,     Eldctrîcal,    i-lek'- 

trik,  tri-kal,  a.  électrique. 
EIccIriciCy,     i-lek-lriss'-i-li,    s. 

—  ci  lé,  f.  [Iriser. 
Eléctrif},  l-lel'-lrl-fal.ea.  élec- 
— .  vil.  s'éieclriser. 
Eliiciiiai')',  i-iek'-tchiou-a-rj,  ». 

éli'ciuaire.  m. 

Elecuioaiuary,  el-i-moi'-l-nar- 
i,  a.  qui  vit  d'aumônes. 

Elégance,  el'-i-gannce,  s.  élé- 
gance, f.  [poli, joli. 

E'Iegaut,  el'-i-gannt,  a.  élégant, 

E'Iegaully,  el'-i-gannt-li,  ad. 
élégamment.  [giaque. 

Eléslac,   el-i-djal'-ak,    a.    élé- 

E'lii;ist,  eK-1-djisle,  ».  faiseur 
d'élégies. 

E'Iegy,  eK-l-dji,  j.  élégie,  /. 

E'Iemeul,  elM-menut,  ».  élé- 
ment, rudiment,  m. 

Eleméutal,  ElciuéuCary,  el-1- 
menn'-tal,  tar-i,  a.  élémentaire. 

Elcuiéularitf ,  el-i-menn'-tar- 
i-ti,  s.  qualité  élémentaire,  f. 

E'Iepbuut,  ei'-i-fannt,  ».  élé- 
phmt    )ii.  [nac,  m. 

—  leader,  —  driver,   s.    cor- 

E'iepliiiiitine,  el-i-fann'-tlne,  a 
élépbanlin. 

E'le«aic,  el'-i-véte,  va.  éle'ïer, 
hausser,  égajer.  réjouir. 

— ,a.  enorgueilli,  élevé,  haut, gai. 

Elovâtioii,   el-i-vé^-cbeune,   ». 

—  lion,  hauteur,  f. 

E  levator,  el'-i-vé-teur,  ».  qui 

exhausse,  qui  élève. 
Eléveii,  i-lev'-vu,  a.  onze.  [me. 
Elêfenlh,  i-lev'-vnth,    o.  onziè- 
Eir,  eir,  s.   fée,  >■,    lutin,   nabot, 

nain.  [a.  de  fée. 

Iî'IOii,E'lfi»li.eK-fine,  eK-Dchc, 
E'Ifluek.  elf'-lok,  s.   boucle  de 

cheveux  tressée  par  les  fées 
Elicii,    i-liss'-cile,  va.  extraire, 

tirer  de,  fairi;  sortir,  déduire. 
Elici talion,  i-li.ss-ci-lé'-cbeune, 

8.  production  formelle  d'un  acte. 


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ÉMB 


Eiidf,     i-laïde',    va.    détruire, 

supprimer,  élider. 
Eligiliility,    el-l-dji-bllM-ti,    S. 

piéférence,  /.  [rable. 


/ligible,  el'-i-dii-bl,  a.  dési- 
/lii;iblcue*s,elM-dji-bI-aesse, 
s.  prérérence,  f. 

Elimiiiate,  i-lime'-I-uéte,  va. 
éliminer,  chasser. 

Eliiuiu&ilon,  i-lime-i-në'-cbeu- 
ne,  s.  élimination, expulsion, f. 

Klisiou,  i-lije'-eune,<.  élision  f. 

Elixir,  i-Iik'-seur,  (.  éliiir,  m. 

Elk,  e!k,  (.  élan,  m. 

En.  ell,  ».  aune,  f.  [f. 

Ellii>sis,  eMip'-cisse,  s.  ellipse, 

Elli[>tical,  —  tic,  el-Iip'-ti-lial, 
tik,  a.  elliptique.  [ — »  ormeau. 

Eliii,  cime,  s.  orme,  m.  Ifoung 

E'Iiui,  eK-mi,  a.  d'ormes,  qui 
abonde  en  ormes. 

Elorûtlon,  el  ô-kiou'-cbeune,  s. 
élocution,  f. 

E-'Iogitim,  E'Iogjr,  eK-S-dji-eu- 
me  dji,  t.  éloge,  panégyrique, 
m. 

Elôugato,  i-lonng'-guéte,  va. 
prolonger,    allonger,    éloigner. 

—,  vn.  séloigner. 

Elongâtion,  el-onng-gué'-cheu- 
ne,  s.  —  tion,  f.  [s'enfuir. 

Elôpe,    i-I6pe',     t»i.    s'évader, 

Eiûpenieut,  i-IApe''-meDUt,  t. 
évasion,  fuite  f.    féloquence,^. 

E''loquencc,  eK-ô-kouennce,  $. 

E'Ioquent,  el'-ô-kouennl,  a.  élo- 
quent, [ud.  éloquemment, 

E'Ioquently,      eKA-'Ouennt-li, 

Else,  else,  yro.  autre.  Nobody 
— ,  aucun  autre.  Woihiug  — , 
rien  autre. I*o  wlicre  — ,  nulle 
autre  part. 

— ,  ad.  autrement,  sans  quoi. 

E'l8ewhf'^e,else'-ouère,  ad.  ail- 
leurs, [éclalrcir,  expliquer. 

Elûci<I:>(«,    i-liou'-ei-déte,   va. 

Eliicidâtiou,  i-liou-cidé'-cbeu- 
iie,  s.  éclaircissement,  m.  ex- 
plication, f. 

El«<'ida«or,i-liou'-ci-dé-teur,  s. 
commentateur,  correcteur,  m. 

Elude,  i-lioude',  va.  éluder  es- 
quiver. 


ElûdiMe,i-liou'-di-bl,rt.évitabl», 
Elûuibated,   i-leum'-bé-ted,   a. 

éreinté.  [sion,  ruse,  f. 

Elûsiou,   I-liou'-jeune,   «.    élu» 
ElûsiTO,    —    Bory,    i-liou'-sive, 

ceur-i,  a.  Illusoire. 
SJûto,  1-lioute    va.  laver. 
Elûti'iate,     i-Ilou'-tri-éte,     ««o 

décanter. 
E'UishieK-viche,  a.  de  fée. 
Ely^Biau,  i-lij'-i-ane,  a.    agré«« 

ble,  charmant. 
—  aelds,  s    champs  élysées,  m. 
N.  B.  Cherchez  à  im  et  iu   le» 

mots  qui  ne  se  trouvent  pas  î 

cui  et  eu  [amaigrir. 

Eiuâciate,     i-mé'-chi-éle,      Vd. 
— ,  vn.  maigrir. 
Eiuaciàtion,     l-mé-chi-é'-chea° 

ne.     s.     amaigrissement,     m, 

maigreur,  f. 
Emiiculatlouj,       i-iDak-iou-lé' 

cheune,  s.  action  de  détacher,  ^. 
E'uiauant,ème'-a-Dannt,a.éma< 

nant.  [émanée 

E^nianale,      ème'-a-néte,      t)*, 
Emauâtiou,  ème-a-né'-cheun« 

s.  émanation,  f.  [émané. 

Buianative,  ème'-ane-a-tive,  a, 
Eniâiicipaté,        i-maan'-ci-pi- 

te ,  va.  émanciper, 
Eniaucii>âtion ,    i-mana-ci-pi^- 

cbeune,  s.  —  tion  (. 
Em&ucipator,     i-mann'-ci-pi- 

teur,  s.  celui  qui  émancipe,  li- 
bérateur. 
Emâgculato,    l-inass'-kiou-Iéte, 

va.  affaiblir,  énerver,  châtrer. 
Einasculâtion,  imass-kiou-lé'' 

cheune,  s.  castration,  {.  [1er, 
Euibâie,  emm-béle',  va.  embaU 
Euibâim,   emm-b&me',  va.  env 

baumcr.  [embaumeur, 

Eiubâluier,  emm-bàme'-eur,  $. 
Euibûlniiug,     emm'bâ[re''-inil- 

gne,  s.  embauniemenl,  lu. 
Enibâr,  emm-bar',  va.  fermer, 

empêcher. 
Euibarcâtiou,        emm-bar-ké^- 

cheune,  s.  embarquement,    m. 
Embargo,    emm-bar'gô,  S.  em- 
bargo, m. 
Enibàrk,   emm-bark'',    va.   am» 


EMB 


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EMB 


barquer,  engager  quelqu'un 
dans  une  affaire. 

— »  vn.  s'embarquer,  s'engager 
tians  une  affaire. 

Embarras*,  emm-bar''-rass,  va. 
emljarrasjer,  gêuer. 

Eniliàrrassmcut,  emm-bar'- 
rass-mennl,  s   embarras,  m. 

Eiubàse,  emm-bése',  va.  dégra- 
der, Tîcier. 

Einbâaement,  emm-bése'- 

mennt,  s.  dégradation,  /. 

Eiubngsi.dor,  —  dress,  emm- 
bas'-sa-deur,  dresse  s,  ambas- 
sadeur m. 

E'mbassy  ,E'inbasgage,  emm'- 
bas-si,  fédje,  s.  ambassade,  f. 

Biubâtdc,  tmm-bal'-tl,  va.  ran- 
ger en  i  aiailie. 

Euibéj-,  emm-bé',  va.  mouiller 
dans  une  baie;  tremper,  bai- 
gner. To  be  embuyed,  être 
affalé  sur  la  cflle. 

Eiubvilisb,  imru'-bel-liche,  va. 
embellir,  orner. 

EmbélliKUmcni,  emm-bel'-li- 
che-menl,  s.  embellissement, 
ornement,  ?/j. 

Bombera,  emm'-beuri,  j.  braise 
cendre  chaude,  f. 

Biubcr-nccb,  emm'-beur-oulk, 
«.  les  qualre-temps,  m.  pi. 

Bmbézzle,  emm-bez'-il,  va.  dis- 
siper, détourner. 

Euibézzlcineiit,  emmbez'-zl- 
mennt,  s.  malvorsation,  f.  dol, 
m.  [dissipateur. 

Embéziler,  emm-bez^-zl-eur,  s. 

Embluze  ,  Emblâzou,  emm- 
bléze',  emm'-blé-zn,ua.  blason- 
ner,  orner  d'armoiries;  garnir 
d'oruements  éc.alants,  décrire 
pompc'Oîement. 

Eniblûzoui-y,  enim-blé'-zeun-ri, 
s.  armes,  armoiries,^. pi.  blason, 
»!.  [me,  m. 

E'mblciii,emm'-blème,s.emblè- 

—1  i((.  représenler,  être  l'em- 
blème.'■ 

EmbU'iuatlcal,  emrabli-mate'- 
i-kal,  a,  emblématique. 

Embloiiiâtienlly,  emra-blima- 
le-i-kai-li,  ad.  figurément. 


Emblématiat,  emm-blème'-a- 
tiste,  ».  auteur  d'emblèmes,  m. 

E'mboliam,  emm/-b4-lizrae,  ». 
intercalation,  ^,        [piston,  m. 

E'uiboltia,    emm^-bô-leuce,    s. 

Eiiib<Sa*,emm-bosse',t)a.  relever 
en  boFse. 

Embëaameul,  emm-boss^-- 

menut,  s.  relief,  m,  bosse,  f. 

Embdiiie,  emm-bot'-tl,  va.  met- 
tre en  bouteillss. 

Einbâwel,  emm-baon'-el,  va, 
effondrer,  Tider.  éventrer. 

Embrâce,  emm-brèce',  wa.  em- 
brasser, saisir. 

— ,  in  embrasser,  m. 

Eiubrâciug, —  cemeul, —  ce| 
emm-bré'-cinngne,  emm-bréce^- 
mennl,  emra-bréce,  s.  embras- 
sade, /.  embrassement. 

Einbr&ccr,  emm  bré'-ceur,  i, 
celui  qui  embrasse. 

Enibr&aure,  emm-bré'-jioure. 
s.  embrasare,  f, 

E'mbrocale,  emm'-brô-kéte, 
va.  fomenter. 

EuibrocÂtion,  emm-brô-ké^- 
cheune,  s.  fomentation,  f. 

Embroider,  emm-bro-ï^-deur, 
va.  bjuder.      [eur,  s.  brodeur. 

Euibi'oa'dercr,  emra-bro-ï^-deur- 

Enibroidcrjr,  emm-bro-î'-deur- 
i,  s.  broderie,/.    [1er,  diviser. 

Enibroil,  emmbro-îl  fa.brouil- 

E'iiibrj'o,  emm'-bri-ô,  s.  em- 
bryon, fœtus    m. 

EniL-uduble,  imenn'-da-bl,  a. 
corrigible. 

Enieudâiioa,  ème-enn-dé'- 
cheune,  j.  correction,  réforme, 
/■  [s.  correcteur,  m. 

9Cnieud&tor,  ème-enn-dé^-teur 

E'mcrald,  èm<*'-l-ralde,  s.  éme- 
raude,  f.  [ver,  sortir. 

Emerge,  i-meurdje',  vn.  s'éle- 

Emérgencf,  i-meur'-djenn-ci, 
s.  action  de  surgir,  conjonctu- 
re imprévue,  occurence, /. 

Emêrgeut,  i-meur'-djennt,  a. 
imprévu,  inopiné,  émergent. 

Eméi'sion,  i-meur'-cheune,  ». 
émersion,  f.  [m. 

E'iuurj,    ème'-er-i,    s,   émeri. 


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505 


EMP 


Emédc,  i-mctt'-lk,  s.  et  a.émé- 
tique,  m. 

Emëlically,  i  mett'-ikal-li,  ad. 
de  manière  à  provoquer  le  vo- 
missement, [ne,  f 

Emictiuu,  i-mili'-clieune  S-  uri- 

E'miei-aiit,  E'uiigrate,  ème'- 
i-grannl,  i-gréte,  s,  émigranl, 
émigré,  fugitif.  [émigrer. 

E''iiiigrate,     ème'-i-gréte,    vn. 

Emigrâliou,  ème-i-gré'-cboune, 
s.  —  tion,  /. 

B^mliience)  —  cy,  ème'-i-nenn- 
te,  nenn-ci,  s.  érainence,  nau- 
teur,  distinction,  excellence,  f. 

B'jaiiicii»,ème'-i-ncnnt,  a.  émi- 
nent,  haut,  illustre. 

E^miuciitly,  ème^-i-neont-li, 
ad.  éminemment. 

E'missar)' ,  ème'-is-çsr-ri ,  $. 
émissaire,  e;-pion,  »i. 

E^mi'ssiou ,  i-micho'^-eune,  s. 
émission,  f.  [der. 

Emii ,  i-mite' ,  va.    jeter ,   dar- 

E'utmet,  em'-mite,  s.  fourmi,  f. 

Bmôllieiii,  i-moll'-jeDDt,  a. 
émollieot. 

— î  s.  lénitif,  émollient,  )n. 

Emollitiou,  ème-ol-liche^-eunef 
«.  amollissement. 

Emolument,  i-moK-iou-menut. 
s.  émolument,  m. 

Eraôiio»,  i-mô'-cheune,  s.  émo- 
tion,/', [sader,  empaler. 

Empale,  emm-péle',  va.  palis- 

Bmp&uuel,  cmm  pan'-nel,  s. 
Domination  des  jurés,  f. 

— f  va.  constituer  les  jurés. 

Buipâssion,  cmm-paclj&'-eune, 
va.  émouvoir  vivement. 

Empéople,  enim-pi''-pl,  va-  for- 
mer un  peuple,  [empereur,  m. 

E'nipcror,   enim'-pour-eur ,    s. 

B'mpliasis,  emm'-fa-sisse  ,  s. 
emphase,/. 

Eutpliâlic,—  »Icai,emia'-fj-tik, 
ti-lial,  a.  emphatique. 

Bmpbâtically,  emm-fateM-kal- 
li,  nd.  emphatiquement. 

B'uipii-c,  e  ni  m '-paire,»,  empire, 
m.  dominalion,  /. 

B^mpiric,  emm'-pi-rik,  $.  char- 
latan, m. 


E^mpîric  —  rîcal ,  a.  empiri- 
que. 

Empîrically,  emm-pir'-i-kal-li, 
ad.  empiriquement. 

Eutj^VIcIsm,  emm-pir'-i-cizm  , 
s.  cnarlatanerie,  /. 

Emplàster  ,  emm-plassMeur, 
s.  emplâtre,  m. 

— ,  un.  mettre  une  emplâtre. 

Emplâstic,  emm-plassMik,  a. 
gluant.  [cuser  en  justice. 

Empléad,  emm-pUde',  «o.    ac- 

Emplôy,  emmplûî',  va.  em- 
ployer, occuper. 

— ,  s.  emploi ,  ?)î.  occupation, 
charge,  place,  /.    [employable. 

Emplôyubie,  emm-ploï'-a-bl,  a. 

Employer,  emm-plol'-eur,  «.ce- 
lui qui  emploie. 

Emplôyment,emm-plol'-mennf, 
S.  charge,  /,         [empoisonner 

Empéisou,   emm'-poii'-zn ,   va. 

Empôiiiouer,  emm-poï'-zn-eur, 
s.  empoisonneur,  m. 

Empôisoumcnt,  emm-poï'-zn- 
mennt,  s.  empoisonnement,  m. 

Empôriiim,  emm-pâ^-ri-eumo, 
s.  étape,/,  marché,  entrepôt, 7?!, 

Emp6veri*h ,  emm-pov'-eur- 
iche,  va.  appauvrir. 

Empovci'îsher,  emm-pov^-eur- 
iclie-cur,  s.  celui  qui  appauvrit. 

Empovri'islimeut ,  emm-pov'- 
our-iche-mennt,  ».  appauvrisse- 
ment, m. 

Empôwer,  emm-paou'-eur,  i;a« 
autoriser,  donner  pouvoir. 

E'mpi-csa,  emm'-press ,  ».  im- 
pératrice, /.  [prise,  /. 

Emprise,  emm-praîze',  s.  enlre- 

Emprisou ,  emm-pr:z'-zn,  va, 
emprisonner. 

E'mptier,  emm'-ti-eur  ,  s.  qui 
vide. 

E'iupiiueas,  eramMi-ncsse^  ». 
vide,  m.  vacuité,  /.  néant,  m. 

E^mption,  emm'-cbeune,  s.  a- 
chai,  m. 

E'mpiy,  emmMi,  a.  vide,  va- 
cant, creux,  léger,  vain,  frivole. 

— ,  va.  vider,  transvaser,  verser. 

Empùi'ple  ,  emm-peur'-pl,  tW. 
teinth-e  en  pourpre. 


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ENC 


Einpûzzlo  ,  eiiim-peu2''-z!  i  va. 

emliarrasser,  entraver. 
Empy'ronl,  eium-pir'-i-al,  a.  de 

l'tmiiyrée.  [empyrée,  m. 

Euipy'rean,  emm-pir'-i-ane,  s. 
Enipy'i-ciim.  emm-pir'-i-euine, 

».  empyreume,  m. 
Einpyieuiuâlicul  ,     emm-p<- 

riou-mjle'-i-kal,  a.  empyreuma- 

tique.  [s.  conDagralion,  f. 

Euipyrôgla  ,    emm-pi-ro'-cisse  , 
E'uirod,  emra'-rode,  s.  diamant 

de  ■vitrier,  »n.  fterj  envier. 
E'iinila»e,ème'-iou-léle,t)n.imi- 
Eiititlûtio»,  ème-iou-lé'-cheune, 

s.  émulation,  /. 
E'miilaiiTe,    ème'-iou-la-liïe , 

a.  qui  excelle. 
E'niulalor,  èmeMou-lé-teur,  I. 

concurrent,  émule.  [épuiser. 
Eioûl^e,  1-meuldje',  t'a.  traire, 
Eiitûlgeiit,    i-meul'-djennt,    a. 

émulgent.  [émule, jaloux. 

E'uiiilous  ,    ème'-iou-leuce  ,  s. 
E'uiiilously,  ème'-iou-leuce-Ii, 

ad.  à  l'envi.  fémulsion,  f. 

Emiilsioii,  i-meul'-cheune,   s. 
Eiuûuoor)-,  i-meunngli'-teur-i, 

s.  émoncloire,  m. 
E'i&ble,   ène-é'-bl ,  va.    rendre 

capable,  mettre  eu  état,  donoer 

la  force. 
Kiiiici,.ène'-atl8,  va.  ordonner 

arrêter;    disposer,     exécuter 

faire.  [étaLiissemeni,  »» 

Eiiûctiueul,  ène-akte'-mcnnt,  s 
Eiincior,  ène-ak'-teur,  ».  celui 

qui  fait  des  lois. 
Enûuibusb  ,  ène-amm'-beuche, 

ta.  tendre  des  embûclies. 
Eiininel ,   ène-ame'-el ,  va.  i- 

niaiiler. 
—,  .s.  émail,  m,  émaux,  pi. 
Eiiâuieller,  ène-ame'-el-leur,«. 

éniailleur,  m. 
Eiiûmelling ,  ène»me'-el-linn- 

gne,  I.  émaillure,  m. 
Euâmour  ,   ène-ame'-eur  ,   va. 

donoer  de  l'amour,  attacher  à. 
Eiiai-1'otiou.i  en-nar-rà^-clieune, 

s.  narré,  récit,  m. 
Eiiatàtion,   i-na-té'cheune,   s. 

l'action  de  nager,  f. 


EiieAge,  enn-kédje',  va.  met- 
tre en  cage.  [camper. 

V — -mp.  enn-i  "vaip',  VP-.  faire 

~,  en.  camper.  w» 

Eiicàuipnient ,  enntammp'- 
mcnnt,  s.  campeiTient,  m. 

Eucàic,  enn-kéve'jDa.encaTer, 
.^■uferraer. 

Eiichâfeienn-tclére',  «a.  irriter. 

Eiiohâiu,  enn-tcliéne',  va.  en- 
clialner.  [chanter.   ' 

Eiiciiânt,  enD-t"'-'nrl',  t'a.  en- 

Eiirhâiilcr  ,  ona-ichaun'-teur  , 
».  sorcier,  m. 

Eiu'hâuiiiiglj',  enn-tchann'- 
tinnfrup-li,  ad.  \  ravir. 

Eiicliâniiucnt  ,  enn-tchannl'- 
minnt  ,  s.  enchantement,  m. 
maf  ie,  f. 

Eucliânti'css,  esn-tchann'-tres- 
se, s.  sorcière,  «cclianteresseif. 

Eucliâec,  enn-tcLéze'  l'o.  en- 
châsser, [s.  enchassure,  f. 

Enchûsiug,    cUH-lchi'-cinngne, 

Eiicii'clc,  eun-ceur'-kl,  va.  envi- 
ronner, [cercle,  rond,  m. 

Encirclet,    enn-ceurk'-lett  ,    S. 

Eiiclitic,  enn-klil'-lik,  s.  (gr,), 
enclitique.  [clore. 

Eiicl6sc,  enn-klSze',  va.  enclore, 

Eiiciôscr  ,  eDn-klô''-zeur,  ».  ce 
qui  enclôt.  [enclos,  m. 

Eiiclôsure,  enn-kiô'-jioure,  ». 

Eiicénipass  ,  enn-keum'-pass  , 
Vit.  entourer,  assiéger. 

EBicôiupasauiciiC  ^  eun-keum'- 
pass-mennt,».  circonlocution,/. 

Eiicôi-e,  enng-kôro'i  aii.  encore, 
bis. 

— ,  rr(.  crier  bis,  faire  répéter. 

Eucûiiiiter,  eun-iiaounn-teur', 
s.  mêlée,  rencontre,  f.  combat, 
1(2.  [contrer, 

— ,  tja.  combattre,  altaQuer,  ren- 

— ,  vn.  se  rencontrer,  !> 'attaquer, 
engager  le  combat. 

Eucoiintcrer,  enn-kaounn'- 
teur-eur,  s.  ennemi,  adversai- 
re, ))i.  <n 

Encourage,  enn-Eeur'-idje,  va. 
encourager,  animer,  faire  fleu- 


Eii 


Liragement,  enn-keur^-id' 


END 


507 


EiNF 


je-mennl,  s.  —  menti  aiguillon, 
présent,  m. 
Eiicûiiiager ,     enn-keur'-Idje- 

eur,  s.  fauteur,  m. 

Eiio-ôack,    enn-ltrôlche',   vn. 

empiéter,  usurper,  envahir,al)u- 

ser.  [s.  usurpateur,  trice. 

Eiici'ôacber,  enn  tr6tche'-eur, 

Eiici'ôacbnieut,    enn-krAtcbe'- 

mennl,  s.  usurpation,  f. 
Eucûmber,  ean-keum'-beur,  va. 
cmliarrasser,  hypothéquer. 

Eucûmbi-auce  ,  enn-keum'- 
Lrannce,>.  embarras,  obstacle, 
m.  servitude,  dette, /. 

Eiicjrlopcdla,  enn-sa!-lilÛ-pl'- 
di-a,  s.  —  pédie,  f. 

Eud,  ennd,  s.  Bn,  f,  bout,  but, 
succès,  m.  issue,  f.  Ili*  Unir 
stand»  ou  — ,  ses  cheveux  se 
dressent  sur  sa  tête.  Miike  au 
—  of,  finir  4p.  Ou  —,  droit, 
tout  droit.  Tliere  is  an  —, 
n'en  parlons  plus.  TUerewIII 
bc  au  —  of  you,  ce  sera  tait 
[le  vous.  To  uo  —,  en  Tain. 
^Viuter  is  aluiost  at  an  — , 
l'hiver  est  bientôt  passé. 

—,  va.  finir,  achever,  terminer, 
tuer.  [miner,  s'achever. 

— ,  un.  finir,  prendre  fin,  se  ter- 

Eiidâmage,  enn-dame'-édje,  V)i. 
endommager,  nuire,    [exposer, 

Etiiiûugcr,  enn-dénn'-djeur,va. 

Eiidcar,  enn-dir',  va.  faire  ai- 
mer, vendre  chuT,  enchérir. 

Ei:déuriug,  enn-di^-rinQi;ne,  a. 
attachant. 

Eiidcarmeut,  enn-dtr'-mennt , 
s.  ce  qui  fait  aimer,  a-nabilité, 
tendresse,  f.  [fort,  )/!. 

ICi>dcavaur,  enn-dèv'-eur,  s.  ef- 

—  ,  va.  essayer,  tenter.       [cher  à. 

— ,  Vil.  s'efforcer,  teuter  de,cher- 

Eudcavourer  ,  enn-dèv'-eur- 
eur,  s.  celui  qui  s'efforce. 

Eisdûniical  ,  —  mial,  —  niiv, 
enn-dime'-i-kal,enn-dime'-i-al, 
enn'-dinic-'-ik,  a.  endémique. 

Eiidéuize,  enD-dène''-dïze,  t'a. 
alTranchir.  [naturaliser. 

Eiidûuizeu,  enn-dène^-i-zn,  ra. 

E'udiug,    eun^-dinngne,  s.  iîa. 


conclusion,  terminaison,  /. 
Eiidite,  enn-daïte',  va.   âénon« 

cer,  accuser,  composer. 
Eiiditer,  enn-daïte'.«ur,  s.  delà- 

tcuT,  menteur,  m. 

Eiiditeniciit,—  dicinient,  enn- 

daïle''-mennt,  s.  accusation,^. 

E''iidiTe,  enn'-dive,  s.  chicorée, 

f.  escarole.  [sans  fin. 

E^udlesB,  ennd^-lesse,  a.  infini, 

E/udlcsaly,  ennd'-lesse-li,  ad. 
sans  cesse. 

E'udle8BneB«,enndMesse-Desse, 
s.  infinité,  perpétuité,/'. 

tyndloiig,  ennd'-lonng,(id.  di- 
rictement.  [plus  éloigné. 

E'iiilinost,  ennd'-môste,  aà   la 

EiBdôr»e,  enn-dorce^,  vn.  en- 
dosser, couvrir  le  dos. 

Eiidôreet-,  eun-dor-ceur,  s.  en- 
dosseur, m. 

Eudôrsemeul ,  enn  -  dorcfi''- 
mennt, s.  endossement,  endos, 
m.  [douer,  renier. 

Eiidôw,  enn-daou'  ,  va.   doter, 

Eiidôn'nicut,  enn-daou^-mennt, 
s.  fondation,  dot,  f.  talent,  vi. 

Eudûç,  eua-diou',  va.  revêtir, 
douer. 

Eudûi-ance,  enn-diou^raDDCe , 
s.    duréOj  patience,  f. 

Eudiïre,  enn-dioure',  va.  en- 
durer, souffrir,  supporter. 

—,  vti.  durer,  endurer,   souffrir, 

Eudiircr,  enn-diou'-reur,  s.  ce- 
lui  qui  endure.  [bout. 

E''i>dwB8e,  enud''-ouaiLze,aJ.  de- 

E/iicni}',  ène''-i-mi,  s.  ennemi. 

Eacrgclic,  E''ii«rgic,  ène-eur- 
djett'-ik,  —  djik,  a.  énergique. 

Eiiéi'gelically,  ène-eur''-djett-i- 
kal-li,  ad.  énergiquemenl. 

E'ucrgize,  ène'-eur-djaïze,  vn. 
agir  avec  énergie. 

E'ucrgy,  ène' eur-dji,  S.  éner- 
gie, l'orce,  faculté,  /. 

E'uei'vate,  Enéide  ,  i'-neur- 
véte,  i-neurve',  va.  éueiviir,  af- 
faiblir. 

Enei-«âliou,èue-eur-vé'-cheune, 
s.  débiiitalion,  faiblesse,/. 

Enfucble,  esn-ri/-bl,  va.  affai- 
blir, énerver. 


ENG 


508 


ENJ 


Bnféebliug,  enn-fT-blinngne,  s. 
atr^'Llisseraent.m.  diininiitlon, 
f.  [unir. 

Eufcoff.    enn-fir/,  va.  inféoder. 

Buféoirnieui,enn-f!r/-meDut,  s. 
inTéodation,  /.  [chaîner. 

Buféttei>  enn-fel^-teur,  va.  en- 

BnfllàdG,  enn-fi-léde^,  S.  enB- 
lade,  f. 

-.  va.  enfiler. 

Burûrcc.  onn-fôrce',  ua.  renTor- 
ccr,  obli.trer,  rendre ohliffatoire. 

Eiifôi-cciilj, enu-rôi''-ccd-lij  ad. 
forcément 

Enrôrcenieut  ,  enn  -  force' - 
raennl,  s.  renrorcement,  ïn. 
conlrainte,  f.  [qui  force. 

Eiifôrccr.,  enn-fôr'-ceur.s.  celui 

EufréiichÎ8e.enn-frann''-tchize, 
va.  affranchir,  aljréger,  nalura- 
liser. 

EnfrÂiicki»ciueik(,  enn-frann'- 
tchize-mennt  ,  s.  affranchisse- 
ment, m. 

Enfi'ôseu,  enu-frô'-zn,  a.  gelé. 

Eug&ge,  enn-guédje',  va.  enga- 
ger, occuper,  attacher,  gagner, 
livrer  bataille.  [combat. 

— ,    vn.    s'engager ,    engager    le 

Eugâgcmciit  ,  enn  -  guédje'- 
mennt,  s.  engagement,  combat, 
m.  promesse,  action,  bataille, 
mêlée,  f. 

Eugàgiiig,  enn-gué'-djinngne  , 
a.  engageant,  prévenant. 

Eugàol,  enn-djéle',  va.  empri- 
sonner, 

Eugârrlsou,  enn-gar'-ri-sn,  va. 
défendre  par  une  garnison. 

Eugéudcr,  enn-djenu'-deur, va. 
engendrer,  produire. 

— .,  vn.  s'engendrer,  naître. 

E'iigiiie,  eun'-djine,s.  machine, 
ruse,  f.  artifice,  )//.  Ore  — ,  ». 
^»mpi.'  à  incendie,  f. 

Euginécr,  enn-"i4i-ulre' ,  S.  in- 
génieur, »)i. 

E'ugiuei-j-,  enn'-djîne-ri,  s.  ar- 
tillerie, f.  génie  militaire,  m. 

Eiigird,  enn-gueurd',t)i(.  entou- 
rer. 

E'uglisk,  inng'-gliche,a  anglais. 

—  uAtt,  e.  Anglais,  m. 


English  nomnn.s.  Anglaise,  ^. 

—  longue,  s.  l'anglai.i,  m.  I( 
langue  anglaise,  f. 

—  eloiU.s.  drapd'Angleterre,m. 

— ,va.  rendre  eu  Anglais. 

Eiiglùt .  enn-gleutt' ,  va.  en- 
gloutir, gorger  ,  remplir,  ras- 
sasier, [se  gorc er. 

Eiig6rgc,enn-gordje',  tin.av.iler, 

Eisgi-âil,  enn-gréle',  va.  dente- 
ler, [en  cramoisi. 

Ensi'âîii.enn-gréne'jUa.  teindra 

Eiigin|>iil<',enn-grap'-pl,u)i.  se 
battre  de  près,  [sir. 

Eugrâsp,  enn-graspe',   vn.  sai- 

Eugi-âvc,  enn-gréve',  ua.  graver. 

EiigîiWor  ,  enn-gré'-veur ,  s, 
graveur,  m. 

Eugi'âviug  .  enn-gré'-TÎnngno  , 
*. gravure,  /■.i'oi»pci--plHtc— , 
gravure  en  taille  douce;  Sleol 
—  ,  sur  acier  ;  Wood  —  ,  sur 
bois. 

EngriéTe,  enn-grlve',tfl.  vexer. 

EiigrÔ8s,  enn-grôce'',  va.  gros- 
sojer,  acheter  en  gros,  accapa- 
rer,     [copiste,  monopoleur,  m. 

EiigrôsBci-,   enn-grôs'-seur.    s. 

Eugi'ôssiuieiit  ,  enn-grôce'- 

mennlj  ,«.  monopole,  m. 

Eiihâtsce,  enn  hannce',  rn.  en- 
chérir, accroître  de  valeur,  ag- 
graver. 

Eubâiiccnieut ,  enn-faannce^- 
mennt,  s.  enchérissemeni,  m, 
augmentation,/',  [enchérisseur. 

Euhâiicer,   enn-hauD'-ceur,    s, 

Eiibânciiig,enn-hann''Cinn;ne, 
s.  enchère,  f.  enchérissemeni, 
m. 

Eiiigiua.i-nig'-ma,  s.  énigme,  f, 

Eiiigiuâcical  ,  ène-ig-male''-i- 
kal,  ad.  —  tique. 

Em'guiatist,  i-nig'-ma-liste,  J 
faiseur  d'énigme.'  vi.  cervelle 
embrouillée,  f. 

Eaijôin,  enn-djoïne',  va.  enjoin- 
dre, prescrire. 

Enjoiiicr  .  enn-djoîne'-eur,  s, 
celui  qui  ordonne. 

EDJûiiinicnt ,  enn -djoïne/. 
mennt,  s.  injonctioD,  f.  ordrcg 


ENO 


509 


ENS 


Enjôj'  ,    cnn-djol'  ,    va.   jouir, 

—,  un   Tivre  heureux,  [posséder. 

Eiij<>>er,  cnn-dJQ/^'"eiir,  i.  pos- 
sesseur, m. 

Eiijûymcnt,  enD-djoî'-mennt,  s. 
jouissance,  f.  bonheur,  m. 

Eiikindle,  enn-ldnn'-dl,  i  a.  al- 
lumer ,  embraser,  enflammer, 
exciter. 

Enlâi'ge,  enn-lardjc',  va.  élar- 
gir, amplifier,  étendre. 

— ,  vn.  grandir,  s'accroître,  s'é- 
tendre. 

Etilûi'gemcnt.enn-large'mennt, 
s.  élargissement,  m.  augmenta- 
tion, f.  [arapliflcateur,  m. 

Eikiârger  ,     enn-Iar'-djeur  ,    s. 

Eiiligbt.Eulfgliteu,  enn-Ialte', 
enn-laî'-tn,  va.  illuminer,  éclai- 
rer, instruire. 

Eiili'glKcner ,  enn-Iaî'-tn-eur , 
s.  illuminateur,  m.  celui  qui 
instruit. 

Enlighteiiing ,  enn-Iar-tn-inn- 
gnc,  s.  illumination,  f.      [ner. 

Euliiik,  enn-linnk',  va.  enchai- 

— .  V)i.  s'enrôler,  s'engager. 

Eiilisl,  enn-liste',  va.    enrôler. 

Eiili'veiB,  enn-Iai'-'vn,  vn.  égayer, 
animer.         [égaie,  réjouissant. 

Ei>ii»<^iier,enn-laï'-'vn-eur,s.qui 

Eiiiiisirblo  ,  cnn-mar'-bl ,  va. 
changer  en  marbre. 

Enuicsh,  enD-mèthe',  va,  pren- 
dre au  filet,  embarrasser. 

E'iimil}'.  enn^-mi-ti,  s.  inimitié, 
haine,  f.  [élever. 

Eusiôblv,  en-n6'-bl,  va.  anoblir, 

Euii<>blement,eD-DÔ'-bl'mennt, 
s  anoblissement,  m,  élévation, 

Eiiodâtian,ène-A-dé'-cheuae,$. 

action  de  défaire  un  nœud,  so- 
lution d'une  dlfflcullé. 
Enôiniiij',  i-nor'-mi-ti,  ».  énor- 

niilé,  atrocité,  f.  vice,  m. 
Eiiormou*  ,   i-nor'-meuce  ,   a. 

énorme,  prodigieux. 
Eiiûrnioiisly  ,   i-nor'-rueuce-li , 

ail.  énormément. 
Eiioiigli  ,    i-neuf^,  ad.   (eiion', 

pl.i  assez,  suffisamment. —  a»« 

<o  spare,de  reste. 


Eiiôn ,  i-naou',  ad.  assei. 

Enrâgo,enn-rédie''.  t)a.  faire  en- 
rager, irriter,        [tre  en  rangs. 

Eiii-âisk.  enn-ranngk'',  va.  met- 

Eiit'apl.Eiiriiptui'e.EiiraTiafa, 
eun-rapte',  enn-rap'-lchioure  , 
enn-rave'-iche,  va.  transporter 
de  joie,  ravir. 

Eiii'âiisliiiig ,  enn-rave'-iche- 
inngne,  a.  ravissant. 

EiirâTÎshiiiglj',  enn-ra^e'-iche- 
inn^ne-li,  ad.  d'une  manière 
ravissante. 

Eiiinrisbinent,  enn-rave'-icbe- 
monnt,  s.  ravissement, m. 

Eiii'ich,  enn-rilche',  va. enrichir, 
eniLellir,  fertiliser. 

EMrîcbitifn«,enn-rilche'-menLt, 
5.  enricliissement,  m,         [ner. 

Eiii'mI^p,  ennridge',  va.  sillon- 

Eiie-iiig,  euu-rlnngne/,  va.  en- 
tourer, [mûrir. 

Eiiript-ii,  ennraV-pn,  va.    faire 

Enrobe,  enn-r6be',  un.  habiller, 
vêtir,  orner.  [enregistrer. 

Eiirôl,    ennrfile',    va.    enrôler, 

Eiirôllc-r,  ennrôl'-lcur,  s.  gref- 
fier, enrôleur,  m. 

Eiirôliuciit,  enn-rôl'-mennt,  «. 
enrôlement,  >n.  [ciner. 

Eiirdot ,  enn-roiite',   va.   enra- 

Eiirôiind.  enn-raounnd',tJO.  en- 
vironner, enclore.  [f. 

EiiB,  ennz,  s.  être,  m.   essence, 

Eiisâmple  ,  ennsamm'-pl  ,  ». 
exeniple,  mcdèle,écbantillon,jn. 

Eiisânguine ,  enn-saung'- 
gouine,  va.  ensanglanter. 

Eiiscéncc  ,  enn-sLonnce'',  va. 
fortifier. 

Eiiscar,  enn-cire',  va.  fermer, 
coudre,  cautériser.  [léger. 

Eiisbicld,    enn-cbîld',  va.  pro- 

Eiiitlirine,  enn-sbralne',  va.  en* 
fermer  avec  soin. 

Eii/sigii ,  enD''-sa!ne  ».  ensei- 
gne (officier),  tn.  enseigne,  f. 
drapeau,  m.  marque,  ^. 

Eiislâve,  enn-siéve',  va.  fair» 
esclave,  assujettir,  asservir. 

En&lâ'weiucui,enn-slève''-mennl 
il.  esclavage,  m. 
I  Eudâver,  enn-sIé^-TCur,  S.  de. 


ENT 


510 


ENT 


pote,  monstre,  liberticide. 
Eusiiie>    enn-slou^,    va,    pour- 
suivre. 

—  ,  vn.  s'ensuivre. 
Eusûrniice,  enn-cliiou'-rannee, 

ç,  assurance,  f. 

Giifiiiraiicvr,  EnBÙrer  f  enn- 
chi  )u'-rann-ceur  ,  reur,  s.  as- 
surour,  m.  [rer. 

Ensuro.  enn-cbloure^,  va,  assu- 

Bniablnlûi-p.  enn-lab-la-tchiou- 
re',  s.  enlalilemenl. 

Riitâil,  Eiituiliiieiit,  enn-tèle'', 
roennt, s.  sulislitulion,  f. 

—,  va.  substituer,  buriner. 

Eut&iigic  ,  enn-taiing/-g! ,  va. 
embrouiller. 

BnCâ:>glcuient  5  enn-tanng'- 
gl-mennt,  s.  embrouillement, 
m   conru?ion,  /", 

Eutâiigler,  enn-tanng'-gleur,  s. 
celui    qui  embrouille,  étourdi. 

B'nicr,  l'a.  enn'-teur  ,  entrer 
danç,initier,  débuter  dans  ;  en- 
registrer. 

— ,  vn.  entrer,  pénétrer,  être  ini- 
tié, s'engager,  entrer  en  pos- 
session, [entrée,  f, 

G'iiic-riiig,  enn'-teur-inngne,  s. 

Eutcrliice,  enn-teur-lcce',  va. 
entrelacer. 

Enter pàrlance,  enn-teur-par^- 
lannce,«.  pourparler,  m. 

E'nterplead,  enn'-teur-pllde, 
vn.  plaider  entre  héritiers. 

E'nterprise,  enn'-teur-praize, 
s.  entreprise,  f. 

—  ,Vrt.  entreprendre. 
E'^uterpriser ,      enn^-teur-praï- 

zeur,  s.  entrepreneur. 

E'nlcrprislug,  enn'-teur-pral- 
zinngne,  a.  entreprenant. 

— 5».  entreprise,  f. 

Enlertâiii,  ennteur-'.éne',  va. 
entretenir, régaler,  traiter, con- 
cevoir, couverser. 

Eutcrlâiiicr,  enn-teur-lé'-neur, 
s.  celui  qui  entielient,  conver- 
se, donne  à  manger. 

Euloi-iuiuiiig,  enn-tenr-té'- 
n'nngne,  a.  agréable,  amusant, 
aimable. 

EuterlâiulnsiT,    eauteur-U''- 


ninngle-li,  ad.  agréablement. 

Eii«eriâiiiincii(.enn-leur-téne'. 
mennt,  s.  enl''elien,  accueil, 
festin,  tn. 

Eutertissurd  ,  enn-teur-ticlie'- 
ionde,  a.  entrelacé. 

Eiiihi'ôiip.  enn-thrône',  vd  met- 
tre sur  le  trône. 

EiKliiioinein,  enn-thiou'-ji-aiffl, 
s.  i/nliriiisia:-me,  m. 

Eiithii<.ii>.^i  ,  enn-thiou'-ji-ast , 
s.  eniliousiaFte,  m. 

EiKliiisiâslic,  —  tical,  enn- 
thiou-ji-as-tik,  ti-kai,  a.  fana- 
tique. 

Eiitliusiâadcally,  enn-thiou-ji- 
as'-ti-kal-li,  ad.  en  fanatique. 

Eiilice,  enn-laïce',  va,  attirer, 
flatter,  déduire,  tromper. 

—  Rsvay.  débaucher,  enlever. 

Entirvuieiit,  enn-taïce'-mennt, 
s.  attrait,  m.  charmes,  m.  pi. 
séduction,  Incitation,  f. 

Eniicer,  enn-taï'-ceur,  s.  flat- 
teur, instigateur,  séducleur,»7j 

Eiiiiciiigljr  ,  enn-laïce'-inngne- 
II,  ad.  d'une  manière  qui  char- 
me. 

Eiilire,  enn-taîre',  a.  entier, 
parfait,  sincère,  sûr,  assuré. 

Eutfrely,  enn-taîre'-li ,  a.  entiè- 
rement, [s,  totalité,  f. 

Eiilîreness,      enn'taïre''-nesse, 

Eutirety,  enn-talre'-li,  ».    tout, 

Ent«le,enn-la!'-tl,ua. donner  un 
litre,  intituler,  mettre  en  droit, 
gratifier.  ['ité,  m. 

E/nli<y,  enn'-ti-tl,  S.  «tre,  en- 
Entoil,  enn-toll',  va.  embarras- 
ser, [terrer. 
Eniômb,    enn-toûme',   l'a.    en- 
Euti'àil,  enn-lréle',  va,  entrela- 
cer                              [les,  f.  pi. 
B'niv&ila,  enn'-trllz,  s.  enlrail- 
Eniràiicc,  enn-trannce',  s.  en- 
trée, f.  changement,   commen- 
cement, ))!, 
— ,  va.  extasier,  ravir.  '' 
Eiiii'ûp.  enntrapp',    t'a.    enla« 

cer,  attraper. 
Eutréal,    enn-trite',    tia.    sup- 
plier, demander,  discourir. 


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EPI 


Eatriaty,  —  tance,  enn-tri'- 
li,  ean-trite'-jnnce,  s.  suppli- 
que, prière,  f. 

E/ntry,  enn'-tri,  s.  entrée,  f. 
Teslibule,  porliquB,  comparse, 
enregistrement,  article,  m.  (Of 
tbe  mass),  introll,  m.  (Upon  an 
estale),  possession,  f. 

Eiitwîiie,  ennt-ouaîne',  va.  en- 
lorliller.    [dissiper  les  nuages. 

Enûltilule,    i-niQu'-bi-léte,    va. 

Euûcicate,  i-niou'-kli-éto,  ta. 
éclaircir,  débrouiller,  expliquer. 

Euucicatiou,  i-niou -kli -é^- 
cheiine,  t.  explication,  /. 

Eiiûiucrate,  l-aloii^-mi-réfe,va. 
dénombrer. 

Enunierâlion,  i-nlou  -  mi-ré'- 
clieunc.  5  —  lion,  /.  dénom- 
brement, détail,  m. 

Enûuciiilo,  i-neunn'-ohi-éte,  va. 
énoncer,  déclarer. 

Buûuciaiio»  ,  i-neunn-chi-é'- 
clioune,  s.  énoncialion,  décla- 
ration,/, [ve,  «.  énoncialif. 

BnûuciatiTe,  l-neunn'-chi-a-tl- 

Bnûiiciativel}',  i-neunn  chia-ti- 
ve-li,  ad.  déclaratiKement. 

Bnvelop,  enn-vel'-eupe,  va.  en- 
velopper, 

Eiivelâpe,  enn-Tcl-Spe',  j.  en- 
veloppe d'une  lettre,  f.  In  an 
— ,  sous  enveloppe. 

EuTéuam,  enn-\ène'-Dume,  t;o. 
envenimer,  empoisonner. 

E'nviable,  enn'-vi-a-bl,  a.  di- 
gne d'envie.  [vieux. 

E/uvier  ,    enn'-vi-eur  ,   s.    en- 

E'nvioiis,  enn'-vi-euce,  a.  en- 
vieux, [avec  envie. 

E'n-wiously,  enn'-vi-euce-li,  ad. 

E'^uviousiicss  ,  enn^-vi-euce- 
nesse,  s.  envie,  jalousie,  f. 

Environ,  enn-vaï'-reune ,  va. 
environner,  ceindre. 

KiBvfroiis, enn-vaï-'-reunz,  s.  en- 
virons, m.  pi, 

Envô}',  enu-voV,  j,  envoyé,  m. 
(Ofr  a  ballot),  s.  envoi,  m, 

E'nTjr,  enn'-vi,  va.  envier,  haïr. 

— ,  V7i.  être  envieux. 

— ,5.  envie,  ^  [un  cercle  autour. 

Euwhéel,  enn-outle'',  va,  Caire 


Enw6nib,  enn-oudùme',  va.  en- 
grosser; ensevelir,  cacher. 

Eéiinn,  i-ô'-li-ane,  a.  d'EoIe. 

K/pact,  i'-pakte,  J.  épacte,   f. 

E/paulct,  ip'-âù-let(,  s.  épau- 
lelte,  f.  [épaulsmcnl,  m. 

Epaûlineut,     i-pauK-mennt,    s. 

EphémernI  ,  i-fème'-i-rai ,  tu 
diurnal,  éphémère. 

Ephénieris  ,  i-fèmeM-risse  ,  s. 
éphémérides,  m,  pi.  journal, 
mémoire,  m. 

Bphéiuorist,  i-fème'-i-riste ,  S. 
journaliste. 

E'piciep'-ik,  a.  épique,héroïque. 

— 5  s.  poëme  épique,  m. 

E^'picene,  ep'-i-cine,  s.  épicène, 
(les  deux  genres.      [curien,)u. 

S^piciire,  ep^-i-kioure,    s.    épi^ 

Epiciii'éau  ,  ep-i-kiou-ri'-ane, 
5.  et  a.  épicurien. 

E/piciifise,  ep'-i-kiou-raîze,  vn. 
vivre  en  épicurien,  ch  ei  cher  des 
jouissances.       [épicurisme,  ?)i. 

E'picurîsm,  ep^-i-kiou-rizm,  s. 

Epidémie,  —  cal,  ep-i-dème'- 
ik,  i-kal,  a.épidémique. 

Epidéi'niis,  ep-i-deur''-misse,  s. 
épiderme,  m, 

Epigâstriiira  ,  ep-i-gass'-trl- 
eume,  s.  épigastre,  m. 

E'pigrani,  epM-grame,s.  épi- 
gramme,  f. 

Epigranim&tic,  —  cal,  ep-i- 
gram-.mate'-ik,  i-kal,  a, — tique. 

Epigi'ânimati8i,ep-i-gram/-ma- 
tiste,  s.  —  liste,  m.  [graphe,  f 

E'pigraph,  ep'-i-graTe,  s.    épi- 

E'pilcpay,  ep'-i-lep-ci,  s.  épi- 
lepsie,^  [leptique. 

Epiléptic  ,  ep-i-lep'tik,  a.  épi- 

E'pilogue,  ep'-i-log,  s.  épilo- 
gue, m.  [phanie,  f. 

Epiphany,  i-piF-fa-ni,  s.   Epi- 

Episcopncy,  i-piss'-kô-pa-ci,  s. 
épiscopat,  m. 

Epf«copaI, i-piss'-kô-pal.n.  épis- 
copal.—  coiiri,  s.  officialité,/'. 

Epiacopate,  i-piss^-kô-péte,  s. 
évêché,  m.  [sodé,  ni. 

E'pisodc ,    ep''-i-sode ,    s.     cpi- 

Episôdic  ,  —  cal .  ep-i-EOd'- 
ik,  i-kal,  a.  épisodique. 


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EQU 


Epistle.  i-pis'-sl,  s.  épltre,  f. 

Episiler,  i-pis«'-leur ,  J.  celui 
qui  griffonne  des  lettres,  celui 
qui  fit  l'épltre  dans  une  cathé- 
drale, [épislolaire. 

Epistolar^,    1-pl5s'-tô-lar-i,   o. 

E'iiiinjih,  ep'-iiaf,j.  épiiaplie,f. 

EI>i<biiIâniiuni.ep-i'-tha-lë  mi- 
eume,  s.  épilhalame,  m. 

B'pi'ilic»,  ep'-i-thett,s.  épithèle, 
f.  tare,  m.        [mè,  abré.é,  m. 

Epiiume,   i-plte'-ft-mi,  s.   épito- 

Epitomise,  i-plte'-ft-malze,  va. 
abréger. 

Epitomist,  —  «er,  i-pite'-fl-mis- 
le,  maî-zeur,  s.  abréviateur,  m. 

EpiiomiBiiig,  l-pite'  fl-inalïinn- 
gne,  s.  abréviation,  f. 

E'poch.  E'pocha,  ep'-ok  or  V- 
pot,  ep'-ô-ka,».  époque,  ère. 

E'pode,  ep'-6de  or  i'-p6de,  s. 
épode,  division,  f.  [épique,  m. 

Epopée,     ep-ft-pi',     ».    poème 

Epiiiâliou,  ep-lou-lé'-cheune,  s. 
bar.quet,  T)i.  [uniformité,  A 

Eqiialiiliiy ,  t-koua'''bil-i-ti  ,  s. 

E^tguuble,  i'-koua-bl,  o.  nnifor 
me.  [formément. 

E'qiinbly,  i'-koua-bli,    ad.  uni- 

E'qiial,  i'-koual,  a.  égal,  pareil, 
juste,  équitable. 

— ,  s.  égal,  [areil,  m. 

— .  va.  égaler,  répondre  1,  ré- 
compenser,     [égaliser,  égaler. 

E'qunlize  ,    K-koual-aIze  ,     va. 

Eqiiâlitjr,  l-koualM-ti,  s.  égali- 
té, f.  [lement. 

E'q<:nlly,    l'-koual-li,  ad.    éga- 

Eq>iâii~iilar,  i-kouanng'-giou- 
lar,  a.  équiangulaire. 

Bqii.'ininilly ,  i-koua-nlme'-l-tl, 
«.  sérénité,  f. 

Eqtiâuimoua,  l-kouane'-i-meu- 
ce,  a.  serein,  d'humeur  égale. 

Eqiiâiion  ,  i-lioué''Cheune  ,  >. 
équation,  >.  [teur,  m. 

Equâtor,  i-koué'-tenr,  s,  équa- 

Efjtsatôrlal,  i-koué-tô^-ri-al,  a. 
appartenant  à  l'équateur. 

Ei|iivrrf,  i-kouer'-ri,  j.  écujer, 

Eque«irlan,  l-kouess^-trl-ane, 
a.  équestre. 


Eqiii&ngiilnr,  i-koui>aung'-giOD- 

lar,a.équiangle. 
Bqiiiili'siuiii,  i-koPl-diss'-tannt, 

a.  équ:dislanl. 
Eqiiidiciantly  ,        Ikoui-diss'. 

tannt-li,  a.  à  la  même  dislance, 
Eqnirôrmity,    ikoui-ror'-mi-U, 

s.  uniformité,  f. 
Eqiiil&téral.  i-koui-late'-e^a!^ 

0.  équilaléral,  équilatère. 
Equilcltrate,    i-koui-Iaî'-bréle 

équilibrer,  balancer. 
Eqiiilihi'âiiun  ,  i-koui-Ial-bré'- 

clieune,  I.  équilibre. 
Equilibrions  ,      ikoui-lal'-brl- 

euce,  a.  en  équilibre, égal. 
Eqiiitibriiim,  i-koui  lib'-rl-en- 

me,  s.  équilibre,  m. 
Equinùciiai  ,     i  koui-nok'-chal, 

s.  et  u,  équinoxial.  [noxe,  m. 
E/qiiiiiox,  i'-koui-noks,  s.  éqai- 
Eqiiinûmcrant,      i-koui-niou'- 

rai-rannt,  a  de  même  nombre. 
Eqiiip,    1-kouipe',    va.  équiper, 

fournir,  armer. 
E/quipuge ,     ek'-oul-pédje  ,    î. 

équipage,  m.  Tea  — ,  s.  caba- 
ret, lu  [équipement,  m. 
Equipaient,  i-kGuipe''-niennt, .«. 
E'q:iipoîse,i'-koiii-poïze,  s. équi- 
libre, m.  [ce,  s,  équipullence,/ 
EqiiijMUIeiicc,  i-kûui-poK-lenn- 
E<|ui|>ôllciit,    i-koui-poK-lennt, 

a.  équipollent. 
Eqiiipùiideraiice,— cy,  i-konl- 

ponn'-der-annce  ,     ann-ci ,    f. 

égalité  de  poids. 
Eqiiipôiiderate,      l-koul-ponn- 

der-ete,  un.  contrebalancer. 
Eq>iip<iiidioii«,     i-koui-ponn'- 

di-euce,  a.  en  équilibre. 
E'i|iiilalile  ,    ek'-oui'ta-bl  ,    a. 

équitable. 
E'quitiibly,  ek'-oui-ta-bli,    ad. 

équitablemeot.  ^ 

E'qiiity,   ek'-oui-ti, S.  équité,^. 
Eqiiiviilencc,  —  cy,  i-kouive'- 

a-lenuce,     lenn-ci,    s.   équiva- 
lent, m, 
—,  va.  équivaloir. 
Equivalent,    i-kouive'-a-lennt, 

a.  équivalent. 
Equivocal  ,  i-kouive''-(-lial|  »- 


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ESC 


équivoque,  ambigu,  douteux. 

EqiiiTocully,  i-licuive'-ô-kal-li, 
tid.  ambigument. 

Equivocalucsg,  f-kouive'-ô- 
l>al-nesse,  s.  équivoque  ,  f. 

Eqiif  vocale,  i-liouive' 4-liéte, 
«n.  user  d'équivoque 

Eqiiivoc&tioH ,  i-koulve-A-)ié'- 
clieune,  s.  duplicité,  f. 

Equivocator  ,  i-kouive'-ô-ké- 
teur,  ».  —  cateur,  prévarica- 
teur, m.  [double  sens,  m. 

Equiv<Sqae  ,    l-kouive'-6k  ,    s. 

E'ra.  i'-ra,  ».  ère,  époque,  f. 

EradÎHtion  ,  i-rë-di-é^-cheune, 
t.  —  radiation,  f. 

Erndicate,  i-rad'-i-kéte  )  va. 
déraciner,  eitirper,  détruire. 

Eradicâtiaujirad-i-ké'-cheune, 
s.  — tion,  f.  [a. —  tir. 

Erâdicalive  ,    I-rad''-l-ka-tive  , 

Erâ«e,  l-rése',  va.  raturer,  effa- 
cer, [ture,  ruine,  f. 

Erâacmenti  i-rise'-mennl,s.ra- 

Ero,  ére,a(i.avant  que,  plutôt  que. 

Ercct,  i-rekt',  a.  droit,  élevé. 

—  ,  va.  ériger  ,  dresser  ,  éle- 
ver, b&tir. 

Erection,  i-rek/-cbeuiie,«.  érec- 
tion, élévatioD,  structure,  cous- 
truction,  institution,  f. 

Eréctneaa  ,  i-rekt'-nesse  ,  s. 
état  de  ce  qui  est  élevé  en 
droite  ligne.        [lét,  danspeu. 

Ereléug,  ére-lonng^,    a.    bien- 

B^remite,  eK-i-malte,  (.  ermite, 
solitaire,  m.  [d'ermite. 

Eremilical,  er-i-mlle'-i-kal,   a. 

Brendvr,  ére-naou',  ad.  avant 
te  temps,  auparavant,  déj&. 

Ere-nbi'le,  ére-bcyaîle',  a.  ie- 
puispeu,  quelquelois,  autrefois. 

Erep^tian,  i-rep'-cbeune,  t.  en- 
lèvement, rapt,  m. 

Ei-coi,  eur'-gott,s.  ergot,  m. 

E'rmiue,  eur'-mlne, hermine, /■. 

E'rmiued,  eur'-miond,  a,  her- 
mine, [corroder. 

Er6de  ,    i-r(de/  ,    va.    songer  , 

Erogftiion,  er-o-gué'-cheune,  s. 
don  libéral.  [f. 

Eràsion,  l-r^'-jeune,  ».  érodon, 

Err,  err,  un.  «rrer,  s'égarer. 


E'i'ruble,  er'-rabl,  <l.  sujet  il 
errer,  sujet  à  se  tromper. 

E^riablonciis  ,  er'-ra-bl-nesse, 
s.  disposition  &  se  tromper. 

E^rrniid,  ar^-rannd,  s.  messafïe, 
VI.  To  go  ou  «n  — ,  aller  Taire 
un  message.  [ruisseau. 

—  boy,s.  commissionnairCjSaute- 

E'rranl,  er'-raniit,  a.  errant, 
ambulant,  Kuight  — ,  cheva- 
lier errant. 

E'rrand-jr,—  neas,  er'-rannt-rî, 
nesse,  s.  état  de  celui  qui  est 
erraut. 

Errata,  er-réMa,  ».   errata,  m. 

Erràtie,  er-rateMk,  fi.  errant, 
erratique.  [ratum,  m, 

ErrAtiim.  er-ré'-teume,  s.    er- 

Erréiicous,  er-rA^-ni-eiice,  a. 
erroné.  [flrf.erronément, 

Erréueoiisly,   er-rft^-nieuce-li, 

E'rroi-,  ei'-reur,  ».  erreur,  bé- 
vue, f.  [dis, 

Eret,    eurst,   ad.    autrefois,  ja- 

Erubéacenee  ,  —  cy  ,  er-ion- 
bess'-cennce  ,  cl,  ».  rougeur,  f, 

Erubéacent,  er-iou-bess'-cenBt, 
a.  rougeâtre. 

Erûct,  i-reukt',  va.  roter. 

Eriiciâtiou,  i-reuk-té'-cheune, 
s.  rot,  m.  [savant. 

Erudiie,eriou-daîle', a.  instruit, 

Erudition,  er-lou-âicLe''-eune, 
s.  —  tion,  littérature,  f. 

Erûgineoua,  l-riou^-dji-nence, 
a.  rouillé.         [tion,  pustule,  f 

Eruption,   i-reup'-cheune,  s. — 

Erùptive,  i-reup''-tive,  a.  sail- 
lie, f.  [érjsipèle,  m. 

Erjrsfpelaa,    er-i-cip'-I-lass,    ». 

Escalftdc,  ess-ka-léde',  s.  esca- 
lade, /.  ftoncie,  f. 

Esciilop  ,  skol'-leupe~,    ».    pe-. 

EacApc,  i-sképe',  va.  échappa» 

— ,  vn.  s'échapper  ,  «'enfuir  ,  st 
soustraire. 

— ,  s.  évasion, fuile,faute,bévue,^ 

Eschalôt,sbal-lot6/,».écbalotte/ 

E'Krbar,  ess'-kar,  ».  escare,  f. 

Esrbârotic,  ess-ka'-rote-ik,  a 
caustique.  [ne,  f. 

Eacbéat,    ess-tchite',  ».   aubai- 

^fVo.  échoir  par  droit  d'eubain'' 

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ESU 


Barbéaler,  ess-tchiMeur,  s.  ot- 
ficier  chargé  de  percevoir  les 
aubaines.  [éviter. 

Bschéw,    -ess-tchôù',   va.    fuir, 

E'ac6ri,  ess'-korte,  s.  escorte, 
/.  convoi,  m.  [voyer. 

— ,  ess-korte,  va.  escorter,  con- 

Sscritôir,  ess-kriou-tôre^,  5  bu- 
reau,  m.  [Isge,  '"• 

E'»cuAge,ess'-kiou-éaje,s.vasse- 

E'sculeut,  ess'-kiou-lennt,  a.  s. 
comestible. 

EccûlcbeoD,  ess-keutcbe'-eune, 
s.  écussoD,  m,  [palier,  m. 

Espalier,  ess-pal'-i-eur ,  s     es- 

Espëciul.  l-spèclie'-al,rt,  spécial 

Ecpéciully,  i-spèclie'-al.li,  ad. 
spécialemeat,  surtout,  pariicu- 
lièrement.  ["!. 

EspfaI,     l-spal'-al ,  >.     esjjiou  , 

Esplanade,  ess-pla-néde',  s.  es- 
planade,/.  [sailles, /.  ^i. 

Espdiisalu,   i-spaou'-zals,  épou- 

Espoùae,  i-spaouze',  va.  épou- 
ser, défendre. 

Espy',  i-spaî',  va.  apercevoir, 
épier.  —  oui,  va.  espionner. 

Bsqui're,  i-skouaîre',  s.  écuyer, 
ni.  [d'essais,  m. 

Ess&yst,   es-sé-iste  ,    s.   faiseur 

Essâ}',  es-sé',  va.  essajer.  ten- 
ter, expérimenter,  éprouver. 

—,  J.  essai,  m.  épreuve,  /. 

BVeeuce ,  ess^-cennce,  s.  es- 
sence, f. 

— ,  ua.  parfumer.  ("sentiel. 

Esséniial,  ess-cean'-cbal,  «.  es- 

— ,  s.  essentiel,  m.  essence,  f. 

Esseutiàlily  ,  es<;-cenn-chal'-i- 
ti,  j.  essence,  nature,  f. 

Epeéniially,    ess-cenn^-cbal-li, 

itd    esseutieilemeot.  [f. 

■  Essoiice,  es-solne',  s.    eioine, 

— ,  va.  exoiner 

Esiàblith.  i-stab'-liche,  va.  éta- 
blir, affermir,  londer. 

Esl&blikbi'r  ,  l-staty-liche-eur, 
s.  celui  qui  établit,  fonde. 

Etûlilishiuriit  ,  i-stat/-liche- 
mennt,  ».  établissement,  affer- 
missement, état,  salaire,  m. 
approbation,  f.  [saisie. 

%Kiâl,   i-slal',    va.    faire     une 


Est&lmeut  ,  i-stal^-meont  ,  «. 

saisie,  f. 

Esiâte,  i-stéle',  s.  état,  rang, 
Jii.  biens,    m.  pi.  terres,  f.  pi. 

Eotécm,  i-stlme/,  va.  estimer, 
croire,  penser. 

— ,  s.  estime,  f.  [mateur,  m. 

Estéenicr,  i-s'lme'-eur,  s.  esli- 

E'Htimable,  ess'-ti-ma-bl ,  a. 
estimable. 

E^felimableneas  ,  ess'-ti-ma-bl- 
nesse,5.  qualité  d'être  estimable. 

E''»imute.  ess^-ti-méte,  va.  ap- 
précier, calculer. 

—,  J.  appréciation,  estime,  f, 

Esiîuiâiiou,  ess-ti-mé^-cheune, 
s.  estimation,  f,  estime,  Z'.  (sea 
term). 

K'stiinalive,  ess'-tl-iDa-tive,  a. 
-Il',  f. 

E^stioiaior,  ess'-tt-mé-teur  ,  «. 
appréciateur,  ni. 

E'«tivHl,ess'-li-val,  a.  estival. 

Esiivâtiun,  ess-ti-vé'-cheune,*. 
aciion  de  passer  l'été,  f. 

Estdppel,  efs-top'-pei,  s.  fin  de 
non-recevoir,    etceplion,  f. 

Exôvei  a,  ess-tft'-veurz,  s.  pro- 
vision alimentaire,/'. 

Ectrânge,  i-straondje',t'a.  alié- 
ner, empêcher,  éloigner 

Estràngemeiit  ,  i-straDodje'- 
mennt,  ».  aliénation,  f. 

Bsirâde,  ess-tréde',». estrade,  f. 

Estrapade,  ess-tra-péde';  ».  e*- 
tra^itde,  f. 

EsCréat ,  ess-Iréte',  ».  copie, 
expédition,  grosse,  f.      [rée,  /. 

Bstrâjr,    ess-tré'.    s.    bêle    éga- 

Eslrépcmeui,  l-strlpe''-mennt, 
».  dégât  commis  par  un  usu- 
fruitier sur  des  terres  ou  bois, 
m. 

B'aituarj;,  oss/-tchion-a-ri,  ».  bras 
de  mer,  cmlionchure  des  riviè- 
res avec  flux  et  reflux, 

E/|iii<ie,  es«'-tchiou-éle  ,  vn. 
bouillir,  se  gonfler. 

Estiiâiiou.  ess-trhiou-é'-cheune, 
s.  Liouillonoement,  m. 

E  biirieut,  l'-îiou-ri-ennl,  a.,  af- 
famé, [rosif. 
'  c  suriue,  éje'-iou-rine,  a.  cor- 


EVA 


515 


EVE 


Etch,  etche,  va.  graver  i  l'eau 
forte.  [vure  à  l'eau  forte. 

E'tckiu^,  elche'-inngne,  s.  gra- 

Elcrual,  i-teur'-ual,  5.  l'Eter- 
nel, Jêhovab,  m, 

— ,0.  éternel,  [éterniser. 

Elérualizc,  i-teur'-nal-aïze,  va 

Etérually,  i-tgur'-nal-li  ,  ad. 
élernellement.  [nil*   /. 

Etcruity,    i-teur'-ni-ti,  s.   éter- 

Etérnise,  i-tcut/-naïie,  va.  éter- 
niser. 

E/lher,  i'-then    ,  J.  élher,  >n. 

Eihéreal,  —  reous  ,  i-thi'-ri- 
al,  ri-euce,  a.  éthéré. 

B/tbical,  E'thie,  elb'-i-kal,  ik, 
a.  éthique. 

B'»hicallj-,elli'-i-kal-li,  ad.  con- 
formément à  la  morale. 

E'iliics,  elh'-iks,  s.  la  morale,  ^ 

E'thiiiCf  etb^-nik,  a.  païen. 

Etiôlogy,  i-li-o|/-6-dji,  s  éliolo- 
gie,  f.  traité  des  causes. 

Etiquette,  éle-i-kett',  s.  éti- 
quette, f.  cérémonial,  m. 

Etiii-ca«e,éte-oui'-kése,  s.  étui, 
écrin,  m.  gaine,  f. 

El)'inoI6gical ,  éte-i-mô-lodje'- 
i-kal,  a.— gique.  [s.— gisle,  ))!. 

Et}'inôlogist,  éle-i-mol'-6-djiste, 

Elymologixe  ,  éte-i-moK-ô-dja!- 
ze,t)o.  —  giser.     [éiyraologie, /■. 

Etjmôlogy  ,éle-i-mol'-6-dji,  ». 

E'tjmon,  5.  mot  primitif,  m. 

Eûcbarist,  iou^-ka-riste,  s.  eu- 
charistie, f. 

EucbarîBtical  ,  iou-ka-riste'-i- 
kal,a.  eucharistique. 

Cijlogium,  Eûlogy,  iou-l&'-dji- 
éume,  dji,  a.  louange,  f.  éloge, 
m.  [que,  m. 

oiinuch,    iou'-neuk,   s.    eunu- 

,  3ûuucbate,  iou'-neuk-éte,  va. 
châtrer.  [douceur,  /. 

ÎAi  bony,  iou'-fô-ni,.'!. euphonie, 

Buroppan,  iou-rô-[ii'-ane,  a.  s. 
Européen.  [ëvacuatif,  m. 

Kvâciiaut  ,  l-\ak'-iou-anut,    s. 

— ,  a.  évacuant. 

Evàcuate  ,  Et  Acate  ,  I-vak'- 
iou-éte,  i-va'  kéte,  va.  évacuer, 
vider,  quitter, 

BTacuâtion  ,  i-vil(-iou-i'-cheu- 


ne  ,  s.  évacuation^annulatloA,^. 
Evade ,   i-véde',    vd-    échapper, 

éviter,  éluder. 
— ,  vn.  user   de  subterfuges ,  s'é- 
vader, s'esquiver.        [t(. fugitif. 
Etaiiéscciit ,    èv-a-ness'-cennt, 
Etaiigélicul,  èv-ann-djeK-i-kai, 

a.  évangélique. 
Etâiigelist,     i-vann-'-djil-lisle, 

s.  évangéliste,  m. 
Evângellze,  i-vann'-4ji-laîze,M(. 

évangéliser. 
Evàuiab  ,  i-vane'-iche,  un.  s'^ 

vanouir.  [qui  s'évapore. 

Eiâporuble  ,  i-vap'-ô-ra-bi  ,  a. 
E«à|iorale  ,    i-vap'-ô-rète,    vn, 

s'évaporer. 

—  va.  évaporer,  donner    l'essor. 
Eiâiiornlion,   i-vap-ô-ré'-cheu- 

ne,  s.  évaporation,  f. 

E*âgiou,i-vé'-jeune,». — sioQ,  f 
subterfuge,  m. 

Evâfiive,  ivé'-cive,  a.  double, 
ambigu,  équivoque. 

Evâtiively,  i-vé'-cive-li,  ad.  am- 
bigumenl. 

Eve,  i-ve,  *.  veille,  vigile,  f 

E'ven,  i'-vn,s.soir,  Mi.  soirée, f. 

E'*en,  i'-vn,  s.  pair,  m. 

— 5  a.  égal,  pareil,  serein,  uni, 
ras.  To  be  —  wilb  oiic,  lea- 
dre  à  quelqu'un  la  pareille. 
We  are  —  ,  nous  sommes  quit- 
tes. —  or  ado ,  pair  ou  non. 
— -nith  tbe  grouud,  &  fleur 
de  terre. 

E'ven,  i'-vn,  a(t.  même,  mêmes. 

—  a»,  comme. 

—  dowii,  tou       cita  n  bas. 

—  uow,  tout  à  l'heure. 

—  on,  tout  droit. 

—  ao,  de  même,  tout  de  bon 
E'veu,  va.  égaler,   unir,  régler, 

raser,  solder  un  conipie. 
E'veubâiidcd.  i'-vn-iiann'-ded, 
a.  équitable,      [rée,/'.  soir,  m. 
E'veniiig,  i'-vn-inngne,   s.  soi- 
E'veuly,  i'-vn-li,  (iii.  également. 
E^veiiuetts,    i^-vD-nesse  ,  s,  éga- 
lité, sérénité,  impartialilé,  po- 
llssure   f.  [près, /•.  j)i. 

B'TCusong,    l'-vn-sonog,   s.  vé- 
B'*«ntld»,i'-vn-talde,$. soirée,/. 


EVI 


516 


EVU 


Eveut,  i'-vennt,  s. événement,  m. 

Eiéuieratp  i-venaMi-réte,  va, 
éveniier. 

Evi-iiifiil,  i-vennlZ-roul,  a.  plein 
d'incidents,  dangeraix. 

E\culilale,  i-venn'-<i-Iéte  va. 
Tanner,  discuter,  [fortuit. 

Enéiiliial,   i-TennMchiou-al,  a. 

Evëiitually,  l-'venn'-tchioU'al-li, 
a.  rortuitement. 

E'ïcr,  ev'-eur,  ad.  toujours, 
à  jamais.  For— ,a(/.  pour  tou- 
jours. —  duriiig.  éternel  — 
never,  éternelUmGDt.  —  ^iu* 
cC)  depuis.  —  and  anon,  de 
temps  en  temps. 

Everbûbbling,  Cï-eur-beub'- 
hlinngne,  a.  toujours  bouillon- 
nant. 

EverbùrDing  ,  eT-eur-beur^- 
ninngne,a.  inextinguible. 

E^ïergreen ,  eV-eur-grîne,  s. 
et  a.  toujours  -vert. 

ETerhôuoiired,  ev-eur-on'- 
neurd,  a.  de  glorieu?e  mémoire. 

Evcriastiiig,  ev-eur-lass'-tinn- 
gne,  a.  éternel,  perpétuel. 

—,  s.  élernilé,  /. 

ETerlâsliiigIf ,  ev-eur-lass'- 
tinngne-li,  ad.  éternellemenl , 
à  jamais. 

EverlâstiugneH,  eT-eur-lass'- 
linngne-nesse,  s.  éternité,  du- 
rée, f.  \a.  immortel. 

Everliving,  ev-eur-liv'-inngne, 

Evei-màre,  ey-eurraore' ,  ad. 
éternellement.  [t'a.  ruiner. 

E»'éi'«e,E»ért,i-Teurce',i-Teurt', 

E^érsioii,  i-veur'-cbeune,  s. 
destruction,  ruine,  /. 

K'very,  e"v'-eur-i  a.  chaque, cha- 
cun, tout,  tous  les. 

—  body,  tout  le  monde , chacun. 

—  d.iy,  tous  les  jours ,  chaque 
jour.  [l'un. 

—  oihcr    day,  de    deux   jours 
"  thiiig,  tout. 

—  whit,  l-)ut    tout  à  fait. 

—  wbere,a(/.  partout. 
E/vesdropper,   eTi'-drop-peur, 

s.  chenapan,  m. 
Eiiéstigate,  l-vess'-ti-guéte,  va. 
t&chêr  de  découvrir. 


E»âcii,i-vil;t,tw.  prouver,  éyincer. 

Eviction,  i-vili''-cheune.  S.  preu- 
ve, f. 

E'tidence,  ev'-i-dennce,  s.  té- 
moignage, témoin,  acte,  m.  évi- 
dence, f.  pièces  justificatives, 
f.  pi. 

— ,  va.  prouver.  [risible. 

E^vidont,  ev'-idennt,  a.  évident, 

E'<id<'niiy,  ev'-i-dennt-li ,  ad. 
évidemment. 

E'vil.  i/-vl,(i.  mauvais, méchant. 

—  affccted,  a.  mécontent. 

—  niiiid<;d,a.  malintentionné. 

—  speaking.  s.  médisance,  f, 
—,  s.    mal  ,  crime,    în.    méchan- 
ceté f.  king'»— ,s.  les  écrouel- 
les,  /.  pi.  [m. 

—  doer,s.  malfaiteur,  méchant, 

—  worker,  s.  malfaiteur,  m. 
— ,  ad    mal. 

E/viily,  i/-vl-li,  ad.  mal. 

E'vllness,  i'-vl-nesse,  *.  mé- 
chanceté, f. 

Evince,  i-vinnce',  va.  démon- 
trer, prouver    exposer. 

Evincible,  i-vinn'-ci-bl,  a.  dé- 
monstrable. 

Eviucibly  ,  i-yinn'-ci-bll  ,  a. 
démonslrativeinent,  incontesta- 
blement, [les  entrailles. 

Evi8ceratc,i-viss'-ci-réte,u«.6ter 

E'vitnble,  ev''-i-ta-bl,a.évitable. 

E'iitatc,  ev'-i-téte,  va.  éviter, 
se  garderdo.    [l'action  d'éviter. 

Eviiâdon,    ev-i-té'-cheune,    i. 

E'viternal,  ev'-iteur-nal,  a. 
éternel  [évocation,  f. 

Evocation  ,  ev-6-lié'-cheune,  ». 

E'vôke,  i-viLe',  va.  évoquer, 
faire  venir. 

Evolàtion  ,  ev-A-lé'-cbeune  ,  t. 
l'action  de  s'envoler,  f.  vol,  in. 

Evélve,  i-volve',  va.  développer, 
dérouler,  dégager. 

—  vn.  se  développer,  se  dérou- 
ler, se  dégager. 

Evolution,  ev-fl-liou'-cheune, J. 

— tiOD,  f.  développement,  m. 
Evoniiiion.   ev-À-miche'-eune , 

s.  vomissement,  m. 
Evùlnion  ,    t-venKcbenne  ,    t. 

évulsion,  /. 


EXA 


517 


EXC 


Ewe,  ylou,  s.  brebis,  f.  —  wijli 

lamb,  brebis  pleine. 

—  lamb,  s.  jeune  brebis,/'. 

—,  vn.  agneler.     \J.  pot  à  i'eau. 

E'wrer,   jiou'-eur  ,  s.    aiguière, 

E'wry,  yiou'-ri,  s.  office  royal 
de  la  vaisselle,^,  [rn. exaspérer. 

Exâcerbaie,    egz-ace^-eur-béie, 

Exacerbâtiou,  egz-ace-eur-bé^- 
cbeune,  ».  —  tien,  f. 

Exact,  egi-akl',  va.  exiger. 

—,  un.  commettre  des  exactions. 

— ^  a.  exact,  précis. 

Exàcier,  egz-ak'-teiir,  ».  exac- 
teur, écorcheur,  m. 

Ex&c(ian,  egz-ak''-cheune  ,  s. 
—lion,  extorsion,  f. 

Exâctiy,  egzakt'-li ,  ad.  exac- 
tement, juste. 

Exàcdieaa,  egz-akt'-nesse ,  s. 
exactitude,  ponctualité,/'. 

Exâggerate,  egz-adje'-i-réte  , 
va.  exagérer. 

Exaggeràlion ,  egz-adje-i-ré'- 
cheune,  s.  exagération,  f. 

ExAgitate,  egz-adje'-i-téte,  tja. 
tourmenter,  exciter.        [élever. 

Exâll ,    egz-ilte' ,    va.    exalter, 

Exaltation  ,  egz-al-té'-cheune, 
s.  exaltation,  élévation,  (. 

Ex&ltcd,  egi-âlf-ed,  a.  sublime, 
illustre.  [men,  m. 

Examen,   egz-é'-mèue,    s.  exa- 

Exàminate,  egz-ame'-i-néle,  s. 
la  personne  examinée,  f. 

Examîu&cion,  egz-ame-i-né^- 
chenne,  s.  recherche,  discus- 
sion, f.  examen,  m. 

Examine ,  egz-ame'-ine  ,  va. 
examiner,  éplucher, considérer. 

Ex&miuer,  —  lor,  egz-ame^-i- 
neur,  né-teur,  s.  examinateur, 
critique,)/!,      [pie,  modèle,  m. 

Exâmple,egz-amm''-pl,  s.exem- 

— ,  va.  donner  exemple. 

ExAuguious  ,  ek-sanng'-goui- 
euce,  a.  qui  n'a  point  de  sang. 

Exanimaie,  egz-ane'  l-mite,»». 
décourager,  tuer. 

—,  a.  abattu,  mort. 

Exauim&tion,  egz-aae-1-mé'- 
cheune,s.  mort,/,  [a.  sans  vie. 

Exânimoai ,    egz-ane'-imeuce. 


Ex&iillate,    egz-annl'-lêta,   ta. 

(méd.)  épuiser. 
E'xorch,  egz'-ark,«.  exarque^  m. 
ExAi-chate,  egz-ar'-kéle,  s.e[  ir- 

chat,  m. 
ExA«perate,  egz-ass'-peur-f  te, 

va.  pousser  à  bout,  désespéi  !r, 

irriter,  ulcérer. 
Exâapcrater  ,    egz-ass'-peuT  -é- 

teur,  s    celui  qui  exaspère. 
Exaspération,  egz-ass-peur  i'- 

cheune,s.  provocation,  /. 
Excandéacence  ,    Excandùa* 

cency,  eks-kann-dess-'-ceutt-ce, 

ci,  J.  chaleur,  colère,  /. 
Exaûclorate,   egz-âùk'-tô-réte, 

va.  destituer,  congédier. 
Exauclorâtiou,  egz-sak-lô-ré'- 

cheune,  s.  destitution,  /. 
Excéntation,  eks-kann-lé'-cheu- 

ne,  s.  désenchantement,  m. 
Ex^ârnate,  eks-kar'-néte ,    va 

décharner. 
Excurniflcétion,  eks-kar-ni-fi 

ké/-chenne,  s.  action  de  déchar 

ner.  [ser, 

Excav Ate,  eks-ké'-véte,  va.  creu- 
ExcavAlion,  eks-ké-vé'-cheune 

S  excavation,  f.  [surpasser 
Bxeéed,  elsslde',  va.  excéder 
— j  vn.  aller  au  delà,  passer  les 

borces.  [excessif. 

Ezcéeding,  ek-st'-dinngne,  a. 
EzcéediuglT,  ek-sV-dinngne-Ii 

ad.  extrèmemsnt,  avec  excès, 

fort.  [surpasser 

Bxeélt    ek-ceK ,    va.    exceller. 
B'xcellence,— cy,  ek'-cel-lenn^ 

ce,  ci,  ».  excellence,  /. 
E'xcellent,  ek'-cel-leuat,  a.  ex 

cellent,  émloent. 
B'zceUenily,ek.'-ceI-leDBt-U,ac2 

excellemment. 
Excéntric,—  caI,ek-Genn'-trik, 

tri-kal,  a.  excenirique. 
Excenlricity,  ek-r.ekin-tri'-ci-li, 

».  —cité,  /.  [exclure. 

Bzoept,    ek-cept',  va.   excepter, 
— )  vn,  récuser, décliner,  objecter. 
— ,  pr.  excepté,. 
—,  c.  à  moins  que. 
Cxcé|>tiug,  (.k-cep^-tiangne,  ad. 

excepté,  hormis. 


EXC  518  EXC 

ne, t.  —  tion,  déclamation  f.tri. 


Exréptiou ,  ek-cep'-cheune,  s. 
objeclion  ,  cxceplion ,  récusa- 
tion, f.     [ne-a-bl,  a.  récusahie. 

Excépiionable  ,    ek-cep'-cheu- 

EicépliouK,  ek-cep'-cheuce,  a. 
susceptible,  délicat. 

Excéptive,  ek-cop'-tWe,  a.  qui 
renl'erme  une  exception. 

ExcépllesB  ,  ek-cept'-lesse  ,  a. 
.sans  exception.       [logueur,  m 

Excepter,  ek-cep'-leur  ,  s.  épi- 

Excérn,  ek-ceurn',  va.  séparer, 
trier.  [cUoisir. 

Kxcérp«,ek-ceurpl',i.!0.  extraire, 

— ,  a.  choisi. 

Bxcérption,  ek-ceurp'-chenne, 
s.  choix,  m.  collection  faite 
a^vec  goiit,  f.         [glement   m. 

Exréi»,  ek-cess',  s.  excès,  déié- 

Exccasive,  ek-cess'-siTC ,  a.  ex- 
cessif, [ad.  excessivement. 

ExcésBÎTely,      ek-cess'-sive-ii , 

ExeéssÎTcnesB  ,  ek-cess'-sive- 
nesse,  s.  superfluité,  f. 

Excbâuge,  eks-tchanndje',  t)« 
ch.înger,  troquer. 

— ,  i.  échange,  troc,  m.  bourse 
Prîce  of — 4  8  agio,  m.  The 
l'oyal— ,  s.  la  bourse  ro\ale,  f. 

Excbnngcr,  eks-tchann'-djeur, 
s.  changeur,  lianquier.  »i. 

Exchéqiier,  eks-tchek'-eur,  s 
écliiquier,  le    trésor    royal,  m 

Exri'sr,  ek-saîze',  ».  accise,  f. 

Ezeiscalile,  ek-sa!ie'-a-bl,  a 
qui  paie  l'accise. 

—  ,  l'd    lever  l'accise. 

Exeispman.  ek-saize'-mane,  » 
co'Iecteur  de  l'accise. 

Excision,  ek-cije'-eune,  (.  des- 
truction, extirpation,  /■.  retrac 
chement,  m. 

E^xciiâiion,  ek-cî-té'-cheune,  s 
—  tion,  instigation,  f. 

Cxci'ie,  ek-saïte',  va.  exciter, 
animer,  réveiller. 

ExcitemeiK,  ek-sa!te'-mennt  , 
s.  instigation,  excitation,  ^  mo- 
tif, m  [teur. 

Exciter,  ek-sal'-teur,  <    insliga- 

Excldim,  eks-tlérae',  va.  se  ré- 
cner,  déclamer. 

Exclamàtioa,  eks-kla-mé'-chen- 


Eicl&imer,     eks-kIé'-meuT,  (. 

celui  qui    se    récrie,    déclame, 

éclate. 
Exclama  tory.eks-klame^-atenr- 

i,  a.  brujant.  [dure. 

Excliide,    eks-kliouvic',  va.    ex- 
Exclûsion,  eks-kliou'-jenne,  s. 

exclusion,  f.  [exclusif. 

Exclusive,    eks-kliou^-cive ,  a. 
Exclûfiively.  eks-kliou'-cîve-Ii, 

ad.  exclusivement.  [bouillir. 
Exc6c(,  eks-kokt',  va.  faire 
Exc6sitate.eks-kodje'-i-téte,ua. 

inventer,  imaginer. 
Excommûiiicate  ,         eks-kom- 

miou'-nl-kéte,!Y(.  excommunier 
l'excommunication,     eks-kom- 

miou-nl-ké'-cheune,  s. —  tion,^. 
Excériate,     eks-kôri-éte  ,    va. 

écorcher.  [ne,  ».  écorcbure,  f. 
Excori&iion,  eks-kô-ri-é'-cheu- 
ExcorticÂtion,      t  ks-kor- ti-ké'- 

che.une,».  décortication.  f. 
E'xcrement,  eks'-kri-mennt,  ». 

excrément,  m. 
Excreméulal,  —     (iouB,    eks- 

krimenn'-lal,  cheuce,  o.  excré- 

mentenx. 
Excrcmen«<tioua ,         eks-kri- 

mena-tiche'-euce,  s.  excrémen- 

litiel. 
Excréscence,  — cy,  eks-kresa'- 

cennce,    ci,  s.  excroissance,  f. 

excès,  m.  [surcroissanU 

Excréscent,  eks-kress'-cennt,  a. 
Excrétion,  eks-kri'-cheuoe.   (. 

excrétion,/'. 
E'xcrelory,   —  live,    eks'-krl- 

teur-i,tive,  a.excrétoirCt 
Excrûcialile,  eks-kroù'-cbl-a-bl, 

a.  qu'on  peut  tourmenter. 
Excrûciate,    eks-kro'ù'-chi-éte  , 

va.  tourmenter,  torturer.    Ex- 

cruciating    pains>  des  tour- 
ments horribles, 
Eicûbeiion,  eks-kiou-b&'-chen- 

ni',  s.  veille,  ga.-de,  f, 
ExL'i'ilpaie,   eks-keul'-péte',  va. 

di-culper,  excuser. 
ExcHlpûlion,eks-keuI-pé'-cheu- 

ne,  s.  excDse,  justiticatioa,  f. 


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BzcArsIon,  eks-keur^-cheune,  s. 
excursion,  digression,  ^.écart,m. 

EicûrslTC,  eli!-keur'-cJ\e,  a, 
■vague.  [excusable. 

Excusable»   eks-kiou^-za-bl,    a. 

EzcûsnblenesB,  eks-kiou'-za- 
bl-nesse,  s.  ilat  de  ce  qui  est 
jastiGable. 

EscuBâtion,  eks-kioa-ii'-theu- 
ne  ,  s.  excuse,  apologie,  f. 

Exeûsntor;,  eks-kiou'-ia-teur-i, 
a.  apologétique. 

Excuse,  eks-kioHic',  un. excuser, 
exempter,  dispenser.  Excuse 
me, excusez-moi,  excusez. 

—,  s.  excuse,  f.  To  offer  an—, 
présenter  une  excuse.  To 
accept  an — ,  recevoir  une — . 

Excùfielesft,  eks-kiouze'-lesse  , 
<i.  ine\cusalile.      [giste,  m.  et^ 

Excuser,  eks-kiou''-2eur,5.apoIo- 

ExansB,  cks-keuss',  va.  saisir 
(in  law).  [s.  saisie,  f. 

Excâssion,    eks-keoclie'^-eune  , 

E'xecrable,  ek'-ci-kra-bl,a.  exé- 
crable, horrible. 

E^xecrablcness,  ek^-ci-kra-bl- 
nesse,  s.  détestation,  horreur,  f. 

E'xecrablj,  ek'-ci-kra-bl,  ad. 
exécrablement. 

E/xecrate,  ek'-e!-kréte, «a. mau- 
dire, exécrer. 

Execrâtloii,ek-ci-kré'-cheane,5. 
exécration,  imprécation,  f. 

E/xécute,  ek^-ci-kioute,  ra.  exé- 
cuter,  exercer,    mettre  à  mort. 

Execution,  ek-ci-kiou'-cheune, 
s.  éxecution,  destruction,  f.  ra- 
■vage,  m. 

Exccûtioner,  ek-ci-kiou'-cheu 
ne-enr,  «.  bourreau,  m. 

Executive,  egz-ek'-iou-ti-va,  a. 
exécutoire. 

Exécuter,  —  ter,  egz-ek'-iou- 
Icur,  ».  exécuteur  testamentai- 
re, m. 

Exccutorsliip,egz-ek'-iou-teur- 
chipe,  s.  charge  d'exécuteur,  f. 

Exécutorj,  egz-ek'-iou-lô-ri,  a. 
exécutoire. 

Exécutrix  ,  —  tress,  egz-ek^- 
iou-lriks,  tresse,  s.  exécuteur, 
trice,  testamentaire!  /. 


Exeg^sia  ,     eks-i-dji'-cisse  ,   S. 

explication,  f. 
Exegéiicai,  eks-i-djelt'-l-kal,a. 

exégélique,  explicatif. 
Exémplar  ,    eks-emra^-plar  ,    f. 

exemplaire,  modèle,  m. 
Exémplarilf ,  egz-emm'-piar-I- 

li,  ad.  exemplairement. 
Exémplarineas,  egz-emm'-plat^ 

i-nesse,  s.  état  exemplaire,  m, 
Exémplar),  «gt-emm'-plar-i,  a, 

exemplaire. 
Exempliflc&tion,      egs-emm'- 

pli-fi-ké'-cheune,  ».  demoDstra- 

tion,  preuve,  f, 
Eiomiilifjr,      egz-emm'-pli-ral, 

vu.  demoBirer    par  exemple!, 

transcrire,  copier. 
Exempt,  egz-emmt',  vn.  exemp- 
ter, affranchir. 
— ,  a.    exempi,  quille,  fo  be  — 

fi-om,  être  exempt  de. 
— ,  s.  personne  exemptée,  m. 
Exemption,    egz-emm''-cheune, 

,■;.  exemption,  f.  [va.  éventrer. 
Exénierale,  egz-enn'-ter-éte, 
Exenterâtion  ,     egz-enp-'er-é'- 

cheune,  s. l'action  d'éventrer, /. 
Exéquiul,  egz-i^-koui-al,  a.   fo' 

néraire. 
E''xcquie>,  egz'-i-konéx,».  obsè- 
ques, fuDérailles,  f.  pi. 
Exercent,     egi-eur'-ceDDt ,    «• 

qui  exerce  une  prolession,  pri- 

licien,  m. 
E'xercise,     eks'-enr-salte ,    *. 

exercice,  thème,  m. pratique,^. 
— ,  l'a.  exercer,  former,  dresser 
— ,    vn.    s'exercer,   prendre    dl 

l'exercice,  faire  l'exercice. 
E'xerciser,      eks^-eur  sal-xèur, 

s.  celui  qui  exerce. 
ExcrcitAiion,      eks-eur  cl-tf- 

cbeune,  ».  exercice,   usage, m. 

coutume,^. 
Exci'gue,  eks-eurgue',  ».   exer- 
gue, date  d'une  médaille,  f. 
Exert,  egi-eurt',  in.    mettre  ea 

œu-vre,    montrer,    exécuter.  — 

oiiu^B  self, s'évertuer, s'animer. 
Exéi'iion,    egz-eur'-chcune,   $. 

effort,  m.  production,  [slon,/". 
Exésion,   egz-i'-jeunei   ».    il»- 


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EXO 


EicRtiiiiloD,  egz-ess-tehion-é'- 
cheuce,  s.  ébullilion,  f. 

Gifoliale,  eks-fô'-li-éte,  vn.  s'ex- 
folier fi,— lion,  ^. 

Eirolihdon,  eksf6-li-é'-cheune, 

£xfôlialive,  eks-fô'-ii-a  îi've,  a. 
exfoliatif.  [halable 

Exhâlable,  egz-hé'-la-bl,  a.  ex- 

ExbalàiloD,  eks-halé'-cheune, 
J.  exhalaison,  \apeur,  f. 

Exhale,  8gî-héle',  l'a.  exhaler. 

Exbàlem<-ul,  egi-héle'-mennt, 
s.  exhalaison. 

Exbâu«>,  eg7.ii^st',  va.  épuiser. 

Exhâiistllile,  egz-béQss'-ti-bl, 
a.  épulsable. 

ExbAusilon,  egz-hjùst'-chenne, 
s.  épuisement,  m. 

Exhâii>tlea«,  egz  béQst'-lessC: 
a.  inépuisable,     [««.déshériter. 

Exheredate ,      egz-her'-é-déle, 

Exberedàliou ,  egz-her-i-dë^- 
cheune,  s,  exhérédalion,  f. 

Exbibll,  egz-hib'-ile,  vn.  exhi- 
ber, montrer,  produire. 

—  (in  law),  s.  pièce    produite,  f, 
Exb<biter,  —  tor,  egz-bib'-ite- 

enr,  s.  celai  qui  exhibe,  expo- 
sant m. 

Exhibition,  eks-hib-biche'-eu- 
ne,  s.  —  lioD,  exposition,  bour- 
se (in  a  school). 

Exbibilioni-r,  eks-hi-blche'-eu- 
ne-eur,  s.  boursier  (scholar)  jn. 

Exbibitive  ,  eks-hif-i-tiïe,  a. 
représentatif. 

Exhilarale,  egz'-hil-aréte,  va. 
réjouir,  récréer,  égayer. 

—  ,t)n.  s'égajer,  se  récréer. 
Exbilai'âtion  ,       egz-hil-a-ré'- 

cheuoe,  s.  réjoui.ssance,  /. 

Exbdrt,  egz-hôrte',  va.  exhor- 
ter, solliciter. 

Exhoriàiioii,  eks-kôr-té'-cbeu- 
ne,  s.  exhortation,  f. 

Exbéi'lalive,  Exbdrtatory, 
egzhôr'-ta  tive,  ta-leur-i,  a.  ex- 
cilatif.  [liciteur,  m. 

Exbdi'ior,  egz-bôr' leur,  s.  sol- 

Exiccate,  ek-cik'-kéle,  va.  des- 
sécher. 

Suiccâtion,  ek-sik-ké'-cheune, 
s.  sécheresse,  f. 


Exiccailve,  ek-cik'-ka-tive,  a, 
siccatif. 

E'xigence,  E'xigency,  ek'-ci- 
djennce;  djenn-ci,s.  exigence, 
occasion,  f.  besoin,  état,  em- 
barras, vn.  sommation,  perplexi- 
té, f.  [cessiteux. 

E'iigent,    ek'-ci-djennt,   a.  né- 

Exignitf ,  eks-1-guiouM-li ,  s. 
petitesse,  f.  [lit,  mince. 

Eiigiioii».egz-lg'-iou-euce,a.pe- 

Exiguousiio»n,egz-ig'-iou-euce- 
nesse,s.  léouilè,  A  [nir. 

Exile,  eg-zalle',  va.  exiler,  baa- 

— ,  s.  exil,  bannissement,  m. 

— ,  a   mince,  subtil.         [exil,  m. 

EiiU-menl,  eg-zalle'-mennt,  ». 

Exiliilon,  eks-i-liche'-eune,  s. 
petitesse,  minceur,  f. 

Eiimlous,  eg-zimeM-euce,  a. 
éminent,  remarquable.       [être. 

Eliot,     eg-zist',    va.     exister , 

Existence,  —  cy,  eg-zis'-tena- 
ce,  tenn-ci,  s.  existence,  f. 

Existent,  eg-zis'-tennt,  a,  exis- 
tant,        [cheune,  ».  opinion,  f, 

Eiislim&tioii,        eg-z;s-ti-mé'- 

E'xit,  eks'-ile,  s.  sortie  (thealer), 
f.  départ,  mort,^ 

Exttial,  —  tioiig,  egz-icbe'-}al, 
ieuce,  a.  fatal,  mortel. 

E'xodii«,E'xody,  eksM-deuce, 
di,  s    Exode,  m.     - 

E'xolfie,  eks'-â-lite,  a.  ■vieilli, 
hors  d'usage.  [décharger. 

ExAiierate,   egzone'-er-éte,  va. 

Exonération ,  egz-one-er-é'- 
cheune,  »,  déchargement,  m. 

Exôptable,  egz-op'-ta-bl,  a.  dé- 
sirable,        [sirer,  ardemment. 

ExiSptnte,   egz-op'-téte,  va.  dé- 

E'xôrable,  eks^ô-ra-bl,  a.  exo- 
rable. 

Exôrbitance,  —  cy,  egZ-or/-bl- 
tannce,  ci,  ».  énormité,  f.  ex- 
cès, ni.  [a.  exorbitant. 

Exorbitant,       egz-or'-bi-tannt, 

Eiôrbitantly,  egz-or'-bi-tannt- 
li,  n(i.—  bilammenl,  exctssi- 
■vement.  [exorciser. 

Exorcise,     eks'-or-saize,     'a. 

E'xorciser,  — oist,  eks'-or-saï- 
zeur,  ciste,»,  exorciste,  m. 


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EXP 


B'xorcism,  eks'-or-ciim, S. exor- 
cisme, m, 

E'xosculate,  eks^-osskiou-léte, 
va.  baiser  tendrement. 

Eiârdium,  egz-ar/-âi-euiiie,  «. 
exorde,  f, 

EiornAtlon,  eks-or-né^-cheune, 
s.  ornempnl,  m.  [désossé. 

ExtSssatcd  ^    egz-os'-sa-led  ,    a. 

Es6sReoua,egz  ocbe'-chi-euce,s. 
sans  os. 

Ez6«<oala,  eks-oss'-tt-c'.ss,  s. 
exostose,  f. 

Eiôlic,  egz-ote'-ik,  a.  s.  eioti- 
que,  étranger. 

Exi>fiiid,  ek-spannd^  va.  déve- 
lopper, étendre,  déployer. 

— »  vn.  s'épanouir,  se  développer, 
s'étendre. 

Ezpànae,  ek-spannce',  s.  éten- 
due, ^.    [l-ti,«.  expansibilité, /■. 

Expansib<llty,  ek-spann-ci-bl|/- 

Exp&nsible,  ek-spann'-ci-bl,  a, 
—  sible. 

Exp&usion,  e!:s-pann'-cheano, 
s.  —  tion,  étendue,  f. 

ExpAnaÎTC,  eks-pann'-clTe,  a. 
expansif. 

ExpAliate,  ek  spé'-chi-éte,  un. 
s'étendre  sur  ud  -ujet,  discou- 
rir longuement.         [expatrier. 

Expâti-iatc,  ek-spé'-tri-éte,  va. 

— ,  vn.  s'expatrier. 

Expatriation,  ek-spé-tri-é'- 
cheune,  s-  expatriation,  f. 

Expéct,  ek-spekt',  va.  attendre, 
espérer,  s'attendre  à. 

Expéctable,  ek-spek'-ta-bl,  a. 
qu'on  peut  attendre. 

Expéctnnce,  —  «y,  ek-spek'- 
tannce,  tann-ci,  ».  attente,  f. 

Expéctaiit,  ek-spek'-tannt,  a.  s. 
expeclanl. 

Expect&lion  ,  ek-spek'té''-chea- 
ne,  s.  attente,  espérance,  f. 

Bxpécter,  ek-speV-teur,  s.  ce- 
lai qui  espère. 
Expéctorate ,  el:s-pek/-t6-réte, 

va,  —  torer, cracher. 
Expectoration,  eks-pek-tA-ré'- 

cheune,  s.  —  tioc,  f. 
Expéctoi-ative,   eks-pek'-tôra- 
tive,  a.  expeclorant. 


Expédienco,  eks-pi'-di-ennco,», 
propriété,  utilité,  f. 

Expédient,  eks-pl'-di-ennt ,  », 
expédient,  moyen,  m.   ruse,  f. 

— ,  rt.  convenable,  à  propos,  pro- 
pre,    [ad.  comme  il    faut,  vite. 

Expédieutly,  eks-pi'-di-ennt-li, 

E'xpedile  ,  eks'-pi-daîle  ,  a. 
prompt,  facile,  aisé,  expéditif, 
vif. 

— ,  va.  expédier,  dép6cner, b&ter. 

E'xpediu-ly ,  eks'-pl-daïle-li  , 
(tel.  promplement. 

Expédition,  ekspidiche'-eune, 
s.  expédition,  activité,  diligen- 
ce, f.  '    [a.  expéditif. 

Eipcditîon«,eks-pi-diche'-euce,. 

Expedilioiisly,  eks-pi-diche'- 
euce-li,  ad.  vilement. 

Expél,  eks-pel',  va.  chasser, 
pousser,  expulser,  bannir. 

Expcller,  eks-peK-leur,  s.  ce- 
lui qui  chasse. 

Expéliing ,  eks-peK-linngno,. 
s.  expulsion,  f. 

Expénd ,  eks-pennd',  va.  dé- 
penser, débourser. 

Expendfture,  eks-penn'-ditche- 
ioure,  s.  dépense,  f.        [se,  f. 

Expénsc,  eks-pennce^,  s.dépen- 

Expénsefnl,  eks-peunce'-foul , 
a.  coûteux. 

Expénscless,  eks-pennce'-less«(, 
a.  pour  rien,  à  bon  marché, 

ExpéusÎTe  ,  eks-penn'-cive,  a. 
dépensier,  cotîleux,  cher,  pro- 
digue,    [li,  ad   à  grands  frais. 

Expéusivcly,       eks-penii''-cive- 

Expénsîveiicss,  eks-penn''-cive- 
nesse,  s,  dépense,  f. 

Expérience ,  eks-pi'-ri-ennce  5, 
s.  expérience,  f. 

—,  va.  éprouver,  essayer. 

Expérienced,  eks-pi'-riennstf 
a.  expert. 

Expérieneer,  eks-pi'-rî-enn- 
ceur,  s.  celui  qui  fait  des  expé- 
riences, [s,  épreuve,  f. 

Expérinient ,  eks-per'-i-menut» 

— ,  va.  expérimenfer,  éprouver. 

Experiméiiiai,eks-per-i-menn'- 
tal,a.  —  tal. 

ExpérimentaMy ,         eks-per-i- 


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menn'-tal-li,  «rf.par  expérience. 

Expérimenteur,        eks-perM- 

menn-teur,  5.  expérlmeclateur, 

1)1.  [habile. 

Expert,   eks-peurle',  a.    expert, 

Expértly  ,  eks-peurtc'-li  ,  ad. 
habilement,  [s.  habileté,  f. 

Expcrtnesfi^    elts-peurle'-nesse, 

E'ipiable,  eks'-pi-a-bl,  a.  que 
l'on  peut  expier,   pardonnable. 

B'ipia<«i  eks'-pi-éte,  va.  ex- 
pier, réparer,    [s,  expiation,  f. 

Expiation  ,      ekï^-pi-é^-cbeune , 

E'ipintorji,  eks'-pi-é-teur-i ,  a. 
expiatoire. 

Expilâtioii  ,  eks-pl-lé'-cheune, 
■vol,  pillage,  m. 

Rxpir&iion,  eks-pi-ré'-cheune, 
s.  expiraiion,  évaporation,  fu- 
mée, mort,  échéance,  fin,  f. 

Expire,  ek-spaîre',  va.  expirer, 
exhaler.         [terminer,  expirer. 

—,  Vit.  rendre  le  dernier  soupir, 

Expiry,  ek-fpaï'-ri,  «,  expira- 
tion, fin,  f. 

Expiniii,  eks-pléne',  va.  expli- 
quer, exposer,  éclaircir. 

Explûiiinlile  ,  eks-pléne^'-a-ble, 
a.  explicable. 

Explâincr,  eks-pléne^-eDî ,  (. 
interprèle,  m.  f. 

Explaiiâtioii,  eks-pla-në^-cbeu. 
ne,  s.  explication,  /.  commen- 
taire, in. 

ExplAnntorjr ,  eks-plane^-a- 
teur-i,  a,  explicatif.         f  plétif. 

E'xplelive,  eus'-plé-ti'vo,  a.  ex- 

E'xplicable,  eks'-pli-ka-bl ,  a. 
explicable. 

E^'xplicale,  eks'-pli-kéte,  va 
expliquer,  exposer,  démêler. 

Explication,  eks-pli-ké'-cheune, 
».  —  tien,  f.         [a.  explicalif. 

E'xplicatiTe,      eks'-pli-ké-tive, 

E'xplicaior,  eks'-pli-ké-teur,  ». 
interprète. 

E'xplicii,  eks-pllce'-ite,  a.  ex- 
plicite, formel,  clair. 

E'xpKciily,  eks-plice'-lte-II,  ad. 
explicitement,    (se, ».  clarté, /■. 

E'iplicitnps»,eks-plice'-ite  nes- 

Expléde,  eks-plôde',  l'a.  reje- 
ter, cenrarer,  blâmer. 


Explôder,  eks-pl6'-deur,  «.fron- 
deur, m.  [haut-fait,  m. 

Exploit,  eks-plolie'.  s.  exploit, 

Eipl6rate  ,  eks  plô'-réle  ,  va 
explorer. 

Exploration, eks-plfl-ré'-cheune, 
s.  recherche,  visite,  perquisi- 
tion, f. 

Exploi'&(or,  eks-plA-ré'-teur,  I. 
explorateur,  observateur,  m. 

Explore,  eks-pl8re',  va.  recher- 
cher, examiner,  sonder. 

Explôrenient.eks-plôre'-mennl, 
s.  recheiche,  f.  examen,  m. 

Eipl6«ion  ,  eks-plA'-jenne  ,  f. 
explosion,^.        [fait  explosion. 

Explosive,  eks-plô'-cive,  a.  qui 

ExptSneAj,  eks-po^-nennt,  s.  ex- 
posant, m.      [porter,  exporter. 

Expôrt,    ek.--p6rte',   l'a.    trans- 

—  ,  Exportation,  eks'-pôrte,  eks- 
pôr-té'-cheune,  s.  exporlation, 
sortie,  f,         [lui   qui    exporte. 

Exp6rter,    eks-pOr'-teur,  s.  ce- 

ExpôrtR,  eks'-pÀrlz,  s.  marchan- 
dises exportées,  f.  pi. 

Exp6se,  eks-p6ze/,  va.  exposer, 
risquer,  découvrir,  compromet- 
tre, dénigrer,  diîamer, 

Ezpéser,  eks-pd'-zeur,  i.  eelni 
qui  expose. 

Exposition,  eks-pô-ziche'-eune, 
s.  exposition,  situation,  /. 

Expôsilive,  eks-pôz'-i-tiTe,  a. 
expositif.  [terpréte. 

Expôsitor,  eks-pflî'-i-teur,s.  in- 

Expôstulnte,  eks-poss'-lchiou- 
léte.  Dît.  raisonner,  débattre, 
se  plaindre,  reprocher. 

Expostulntion,  eks-poss-tcbion- 
le'-cbeuue,  s,  débat,  raisonne- 
ment,  reproche,  i».  plainte,  f. 

E:spôstnlator,  eks-poss'-lchiou- 
lé-teur,  s.  qui  conteste. 

Expàstiilotory.eks  poss'-tchiOU- 
lé-leur-i,  a.  plaignant. 

Expémire,  eks-pô'-jioure,  ».  ex- 
position, f. 

Exp6Mni],  eks-paounnd',  rn.  ex- 
pliquer, exposer,  interpréter 

Expàiinder,eks-paounn''-deur,<. 
interprèle,  m.  f. 

Express,    eks-press',  va.   expri- 


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osar,  ttmoigner,  «mm,*,    ~ 

traire.  To —  one'a  self,  s'ei' 

primer. 
—,  a.  exprès,  précis,  elalr 
— ,  s.  courrier,  exprès,  m 
Bxpréssible ,     eks-press^-cl-b.  , 

a.  exprimable. 
Expression  ,  ek?-prèche'-enne , 

$.  expression,  f.  [expressif. 
Expressive,  eli'^-press'-cive,  a. 
ExpréssiTeiy.eks-press'-cive-Ii, 

ad.  énergiquemeot. 
Exprëssivcnes»     eks-press'-ci- 

ve-nesse,  s  énerg." ,  amphase,^. 
Expressif,  eks-pres*  ~!i,  ad.  ex- 
pressément, [s.  —  sion,  f. 
ExprésBure,  eks-prèche^-ioure, 
Expr6brale,  eks-prô'-bréte,Drt. 

censurer,  blâmer. 
Eiprobr&ilon,        eks-prft-bré'- 

cheune,  s.  censure,^.  blime,m. 
Exprébrailie,ek5-pr6'-bré-tlTe, 

a.  de  blime,de  reproche. 
Expr6priale,   eks-prè^-pri-ëte  , 

va.  exproprier. 
Expropriation,  eks-prO-pri-é'- 

cheune,  s.  expropriation,  f. 
Expngn,   eks-pioune^,  va.  con- 
quérir, forcer. 
Expngnatlon  ,       eks-peng-né'- 

cheune,  i.  conquête,  f. 
Expulse,  eks-peuice',  va.  expul- 
ser, chasser,      [s.  expulsion,  /■. 
Expulsion,     eks-peul^-cbeune , 
ExpûIsÎTe,  eks-peul'-cive,  a.  ex- 

pulsif.  [ne,  s.  absolution. 

Expûnctlon,eks-peuDngk/-cbeu- 
Expûnge  ,   eks-peunnolje' ,   va. 

effacer,  rayer. 
Expurgation,      eks-penr-gué'- 

cbeune,  s.  purgalion,  f. 
Expnrgatory ,        eks'-peor-ga- 

teur-i,  a.  —  gatoire,  purgatif. 
B'xquisile  ,    eks'-koui-zlte  ,    a. 

exquis,  rare. 
E''xqai8iteljr,     eks-koul-iite-li  , 

ad.  excellemment 
Cxquisiteness,    eks'-koui-zite- 

nesse,  $.   excellence,  délicates- 

se,/-. 
E'xcript,  el'-skript,  j.  copie,/. 
Exsiccant,  ek-cik'-kanot,  a.  qui 

sèche. 


Exsîccale,  ek-cik'-kéte,  lia.    sé- 
cher, dessécbflr. 
Exsiccûiion,  ek-cik-kè'-chenne, 

s.  sécheresse,  f  [dessiccatif 
ExsiccatiTc,  ek-cik'-ka-live,  a. 
Exspiiition  ,    ek-splou-iche^-eu- 

ne,  s.  crachement,  ïn. 
Exsùction,   ek-seuk'-cheune,  $, 

succion,  f. 
Exsudation,     ek-clou-dé'-cheu- 

ne,  s.  —  tion,  f. 
Exsude,  ek-sioude', un.  exsuder. 
ExsufOittion,    ek-seuf-flé'-cheu- 

ne,  s.  explosion,  f. 
ExsûtTolate,  ek-seuf'-fô-léte,un 

parler  bas,  chuchoter. 
Exsûscitate  ,  ek-seuss-'-ci-léte  , 

va.  ranimer,  réveiller. 
E/xIanry,  ek'-stanD-cl,  S.  ssillle, 

proéminence,  f. 
E'xtant,  ek^-stannt,   a.  qui  est 

en  saillie  ;  qui  existe. 
E'xtasy,    ek'-sta-si,    3.    extase, 

f.  transport,  m, 
Extâtic,  ek-state'-ik,  i-kal,  a.  ra- 
vissant, extatique» 
Exiémporall)',      eks-temm'-pO- 

ral-li,  ad.  sur-le-champ. 
Exlémporarjr  ,     Extémporal, 

Exlemporàiieous  ,  eks- 

temm'-pô-rar-i ,  rai  ,  ré'-ni-eu- 

ce,  a.  subit,  soudain. 
Exlémpore,       eks-temm'-pfl-ri, 

ad.  sur-le-champ,  d'abord. 
— ,  s.  impromptu,  m. 
Exténipoi'incss,  eks-temm''-p6- 

ri-nesse,  j.   tîl«ii    d'improvisa- 
tion. 
Extcmporlze,         fks-temm'-pft- 

raïze,  vn.  parler  sur-le-champ, 

faire  un  impromntu. 
Extcud,  eks-tean<S',t'a.  étendre, 

élargir,    prolonger,    continuer, 

misir. 
—,  un.   s'étendre,  se  prolonger, 
Exiénder,  e%e-(eua^-deur,  s.  ce 

qui  étend. 
Exténdible,    —      slbi« ,    eks- 

tenn'-di-bl,  sible,  n.  —  ble. 
Extensibilitjr,    —   bleness,  — 

veness,     eks-tenn-si-bil'-i-li , 

eks-tenn'-si-bl-nesse,sive-nesse, 

S.  extensibilité,  étendue,  /. 


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EzténaioD,  eks-tCDn''-cbeui)e,  s. 
extension^  /. 

Extéiisive,  eks-tenn'-sive  ,  u. 
élendu,  vasle,  ample. 

Extéii»iT«l)r,  eks-tonn'-si-?e-li, 
ad.  de  grande  étendue. 

Exténaor,  eks-tenn^-sor,  s.  ex- 
tenseur,))!. 

Exlénl.  pks-tennl',  s.  élenduc, 
estimation,  saisie,  f. 

Exléiiuuie.  eks-tèneMou-éte,  va. 
exténuer,  amoindrir. 

Exténuation  ,  eks-tène-!ou-ê^- 
clieune,  s.  —    tion,  f. 

Extérior,  eks-ù'-ri-eur ,  a-  ex- 
térieur, [extérieurement. 

Extcriorly,  eks-ti'-ri-eur-li,oi/. 

Extérniiuato,ek?-leur'-mi-Déte, 
va.  exterminer,  détruire. 

Exteriiiiiiâlion ,  eks-teur-mi- 
né'-chcune,  s.  —  tion,  f. 

Extérminator,  eks-teur^-mi-né- 
leur,  J.  —  nateur,  ni. 

Extermine,  eks-teur'-mine,  vu. 
exterminer- 

Bxtérn,  Extérnal,  eks-leurn', 
eksleur'-nal,  «.  externe,  exté- 
rieur. Eilornals,  s.dehors.TO. 

Extérnall}'.  eks-ieur'-nal-li,  ad. 
extérieurement. 

ExKI,  ek-sliK,  va.  distiller,  cou- 
ler goutte  à  goutte. 

Exiîmiilate,  ek-stims^-lou-léte, 
va.  stimuler.  [mort. 

Exd'nrt,    ek-stinngkt',  ((.  éteint, 

Exliiictiou,  ek-stinng''-clieune, 
s.  extinction,  suspension,  f. 

Exlfueiiish  ,  ek-stinng'-ouiche , 
va.  éteindre,  étouiTir. 

ExHngui»lialjle,ek-stinng'-oui- 
che-a-bl,«.  qui  se  peut  éteindre. 

Extinguisher  ,  ek-stinn^^-oui- 
che-eur,  s.  éleiguoir,  étouffoir, 
m, 

Ext<ngui«1itaient  ,  ek-stinng'- 
ouiche-mennt,  s.  extinc'ion,  /". 
amortissement,  m. 

Exti'rp,  Exiirpate,  ek-steurp', 
ek-steur'-péte,  un.  extirper. 

Eitir|iàtion,  ek-steur  pé'-cheu- 
ne,  s.  extirpation  ,  extermina- 
tion, f.  [s,  extirpateur,  m. 

Extiritator,     ek-steur'-f  é-teur, 


Ext6l,  ek-stoi',  va.  exalter,  ële- 
\er.  [riste,  m. 

Exléller,  eks-toK-leur,  s.  panégy- 

EiiérsiTe,  eks-tor'-ci^e,  a.  tor- 
tionnaire, inique,  injuste. 

Exiàrsivoljr,  eks-tor'-clve-li , ad. 
iniquement.  [quer,  enlever. 

Exiôi'i,     eks-torte',    va.     cxtor- 

Eil6rter,  eks-tor'-teur,  s.  exac- 
teur, m.  [concussion,  f. 

Ext6i'tion,    eks-tor'-cheune,    s, 

Exiértioner  ,  eks-tor'-cbeune- 
eur,  s.  concussionnaire,  m. 

ExtrAct,  eks-trakt',  s.  extrait,»! 
naissance,  f. 

—  ,  un.  extraire.     [«.  extraction  „<. 

Eitr&ctien  ,    eks-trak'-cheune  , 

Exirâcior,  eks-trak'-teur,  s.  ex- 
tracteur, Jti. 

Extra judicial,  eks-tra-djiou-di- 
che'-al,  a.  extrajudiciaire. 

Extrajiidfoialif,  eks-tra-djion- 
diche'-al-li,  ad.  extrajudiciaire- 
ment.         [eune,  s.  émission,  ^. 

ExtramîsBiuu  ,    eks-tra-miche'- 

Exlramùudune,  eks-tra-meun'- 
déne,  a.  imaginaire, 

Extrâneoiis,  eks-lré'-nl-euce,  s. 
étranger,  extérieur. 

Exiraôi'diunrily.  eks-tror'-di- 
nar-i-li,nrf   extraordinairement. 

Eitraôi'diiiariucss  ,  eks-tror'- 
di-nar-i-nesse,  s.  cas  extraordi- 
naire, m.  rareté,  f. 

Exlraôrdinary  ,  eks-tror'-di- 
nar-i,  a.  extraordinaire,  rare. 
Extra<ii'diuarics,  s.  frais  ex- 
traordinaires. 

Extrnpurôchial,  eks-tra-par-6'- 
ki-al,  a.    borsde  la  paroisse. 

Extraproviucial  ,  eks-tra-prô- 
vinn'-chal,  a.  d'une  autre  pio- 
vioce. 

Exli'àregular,  eks-tra-reg'-icu- 
!ar,  a.  en  dehors  des  régies. 

ExtrAii^hl,  eks-trâùle',  n.  ex- 
trait, tiré  de. 

Extravagance,  —  cy,  eks-(ra- 
■ve'-a-gaunce  ,  gann-ci ,  s.  — 
gance,  /. 

Extravagant  ,  eks-trave'-a- 

gannt,  a.  —  gant,  exorbitant, 
prodigue,  désordonné. 


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525 


EYE 


Bx^r&vagantly,       ekstraW-a 

gannt-li,    ad.  exlravagamraent 

désordûncémenL 
EjLli'avâgautness,     eks-lrave''' 

a-gannt  nesse,  s.  exiravagance 

;'.  excès,  m.  [!e,tJn.ex(raYaguer 
Extrévagale,  eks-tra-ve-'-a-gué- 
Extrâvasated  ,    eks-trave^-a-sé 

ted,  a.  extravasé. 
ExIraTasâtiou,     cks-tra  va-sé^ 

cheune,  s.  act.  d'exira-vaser. 
Extrâveiiale,  eks-lraTo'-i-néte 

a.  tiré  des  veines. 
Extravéraiou  ,       eks-tra-vcur^- 

clieune,  s.  bouleversement,  m 
Extrême,  rks-trime^iU.  extrême 

dernier.  [f. 

—  uuciion,  i  "extrême-onction 
—,  s.  exlrémitt;  <. 
Exlrémel;,    ek.  trime^-Ii ,    ad. 

extrêmement.  [trémité,  f, 

Exli'émily,  eks-trèmeZ-i-tiiS.  ex- 
E'ilrïca«e,eks'-lri-kéle,  va.  dé- 
barrasser, dégager,  débrouiller, 

démêler. 
Exii-icâiion,  eks-lri-ké^-cbeune 

s.   l'action  de   débarrasser,  de 

dégager. 
Exiriueic,    Extrinslcal,     ekS' 

trinn^-sik,   si-kal ,   a.    externe 

étranger,  extrinsèque. 
Exliiusicall).  eks-trinn'-si-kal 

li,  ad.  de  dehors, 
Extrûct,  ek-streukt^,  va.  élever, 
Extrûctor,    ek-streuk^-teur ,   s 

constructeur,  m. 
Exirûde,    ek  -trôùde',   va.    ex 

dure,  chasser.  ^exclusion, /. 
Extrûsion,  eks-trou'-jeune,  s. 
Exlûberauce,  eks-tiou^-bi-rann- 

ce,  s.  protubérance,  f. 
Exubérance, pgz-iou^-bi-rannce 

s.  surabondance,  f. 
Exubérant,    egi-iou'-bi-rannt 

a.  surabondant. 
ExùberautI)',  egz-iou'-bi-ranDt 

li,  ad.  surabondamment. 
Exiiberate,  egi-iou'-bi-réte  ,U« 

surabonder,  [j.  exsudation,  f. 
Exiidâtion,  ek-siou-dé' -cheune 
Exùdiitc,   Éxûde,    ek-siou^-dé' 

le,  ek-sioude',!)/!.  exsuder,suer, 
Exûiccrale,  egi-enK-ci-réteiia. 


ulcérer,    [cheune, s.  —  lion,  f- 

Exulrerâtiou  ,      eks-eul-ci-ré'- 

Exiilrcratory ,  eks-euK-ci-ré- 
leiir-i,  a.  exulcératif. 

Exùlt,  egï-eulte',  t)(i.  êlre  trans- 
porlé  de  joie,  triompher. 

Exiiltâiiou,  eks-eul-té''-cbeune, 
s.  transport  de  joie,  m.  allé- 
gresse, f.  [regorger. 

Exùudaie,  egz-eunn'-déte,    in. 

ExiindâtioD,  eks-eunn-dé'-cheu- 
ne,  I.  surabondance,  inonda- 
lion,  ^.  [ii.surmontable. 

Exûperable,  ek-siou'-peur-a-bl, 

Exûperancc,  ek  siou''-pi-ranD- 
ce,  s.  l'action  de  surmonter. 

ExÛBcitate,  ek-seuss'-ci-téte,ua. 
susciter.  [brûlure,  f. 

ExÛBtiou,   egz-euss^-tcbeune,  s. 

Exû*ite ,  egi  ion'-Ti-i  ,  ».  dé- 
pouille d'un  animal  lors  de  la 
mue,/'. 

Ej'/aa,  a!'-ass,  j.  rauconneau,m. 

Eye,  aï,  s.  œil,  ')'.  jeux,  pi.  vue, 
f.  égard,  soin,  bourgeon,  m, 
maille,  f.  œillet,  bouche,/. 
Caat  of  ibe  —,  (.  œillade,  '. 

—  brow,  s.  sourcil,  m. 

—  bail,  s.  prunelle, /. 

—  bright  (herb),  s.  enfraise,  f. 

—  drop,  s.  larme,  f. 

—  glanée, s.  coup  d'œil,  m. 

—  glass,  s.  lorgnette,/',  double 
—  .binocle;  «Insle—  , monocle. 

—  bole,  s.  orbite,  m. 

—  Ild,  s.  paupière,  f, 

—  of  a  ncedie,  t.  trou  d'une  iN 
guille,  7)1. 

—  lalve,  s.  collyre,  m. 

—  aighi,  s.  tue,  f.  les  yeux,  m. 

—  aore,  s.  mal  des  jeux,  dé- 
goût m.  To  be  an  —  to  auy 
oiie,  être  la  bête  noire  de  quel- 
qu'un. 

—  strioga,  s.  fibres  de  l'œil, /.pi 

—  witmcaa,  }.  témoin  oculaire, 
m. 

—  teeth,  «.dents  oeillères,  f.  pi 

—  laab,  s.  cil,  m. 

—  ,va.  avoir  l'œil  sur.  To— oue, 
envisager  quelqu'un.  To  —  a 
tbiiig,  jeter  les  jeux  sur  une 
chose. 


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526 


FAC 


Eye,  on.  se  mootrer&la  vue,  ap- 
paraître. 

Ej-'ed,  aïd,  part  a.  obser-vé,  à 
la  Tue.Bloord—, a. chassieux. 
Oiic — ,  a.  borf^ne.  Piiik  — ,  a. 
qui  a  de  pelils  jeui.  [trou. 

E'yolet,  a]/-lell,  (.  œillet,  petit 


Ey'elea*,  al'-Iesse,  a.  aveugle, 

m. 
E.«é(.  s.  les  yeux.  m.  pi.  vuo,  f. 
EJre,  ère,  s.  gruerie  A  eaux  e 

lorêts,  f.  pi. 
E'i-ry,  é'-ri,  s.  aire,  ;.  nid,  m. 


F,  ef,  «,f,  fa  (mus).  [fa,  f. 

Fa,  l'a,  s.  (music),  fa,  m.  cief  de 
Fubâceoiis,    Ta-lié'-chi-euce ,  a. 

de  la  naïuie  de  la  fève. 
Fu'ble,  fé'-b!,  s.  fable,  fausseté, 

f.  meusoDge,  coûte,  m, 
—,  va.  feindre,  mentir,  liâbler. 
— ,  Wii.iraaL^iuer,  dire  des  fables. 
FÂblcd,  le-'-bld,  a    célèbre  daus 

la  fable. 
Fàbler,  fé'bl-eur,  s. fabuliste, m. 
Fâbric,   fab'-rik    OU  fé'-brik,  s. 

fabrique,  f  édifice,  m. 

—  ,  F&bricnto.  fab'-rik,  fab^  ri- 
kéte,  l'a.  fabriquer,  bâtir,  con- 
struire. [«.  —  tion,  f. 

Fabricâllon,  fab  ri-ké'-cbeuae, 
FÂbulisI,  fab'-iou-liste,  .?.  fabu- 
liste, ?n.  [buleux. 
Fâbuloui,  fab'-iou-leucp,  a.  la- 
F&biiluuBtj-i     fab'-iou-leuce-li, 

ad.  fabuleusement. 
Face,  féce,  s.  face,  apparence, 
audace,  grimace,  façade,  pré- 
sence, Tue,  pliy-ioDomie,  niiBc, 
f.  visage,  étal,  m  A  braifu 
—,  un  Tisafre  effronié  Face 
lo— ,  nei  à  liez.  !■•  my  — .  en 
ma  présence  i"  «bu  —  of  Ibe 
«un,  publ. qu'ornent.  To  ma» 
ke  — ,  faire  -ies  i,'riinaces. 
-^,  va,  faire  face,  affronter,  re- 
couvrer, [se  retourner. 

—  ,  vn.  prenare  ^j   faux  debors, 

—  about,  se  retourner. 

—  a  cai'd,  tourner  une  carte. 

—  a  gnruieiit, parer. 

—  ont  soutenir  en  face. 
Fâced.  fé'-st   a.  au  visage,  I  la 

ligure.  Bold— ,impudenl.  Dou- 


ble -,tno—,  qui  a  deux  visa- 
ges. Fair  —,  beau  de   visage. 
Fàcelcsa,    féoe'-lesse^   a,   sans 

vis;jge 
Fâcvpainter  féce'-péna-teur,s. 

peintre  de  porirails. 
Fâccpaiiiting.  léce'-pénn-tinn- 

gne,  s  peiniure  de  portraits. 
Fâcei,  face'-eite,  s.  facette,  f. 
Facéiious,  fa-ci'-cbeuce,    a.  fa' 

céiifiux  .        [ad.  plaisamment. 
Facélioiisly ,     fa-ci'-cheuce-li 
Facrliuiisiica*,     fa-ciZ-cheuce- 

nesse,  *.  plaisanterie,  /'.jeu, m. 
Facile,  fa>s'-il,  «.facile,  crédule 
F^ci'litaie,  fal-si'-li-téte,  va.  fa- 

cibler.  [lité,  f. 

Fncility,     'a-sil'-i-ti  ,   s.    faci 
Fàriiig,  fé'-cinngne,  ».  façade 

f.  front,  m 
— ,  ad  vis-à-vis.  [méchant 

Faciuoi'oias.  fa-cine'-Ô-reuce,  a 
Faciuorou»u<-»«,la.cine'-ô-reu 

ce-ne«se,  s.  méchanceté,  f. 
Faci.  fakt.  s.  faii,tn.   action,  ^ 

11.-,  ad.  en  effet. 
Fâciioii,  fak'-clieune,  a.  faclion 

ligue,  cabale,  f.  [lieux 

Fâriioii»,  fak'-cheuce,  ad.    fac- 
Fâetioiislv  ,    fak'-cheuce-li,    a 

faclieusement. 
Fâciioiis»>-«»     fak'-dbeuce-nes 

se,  s.  esprit  de  rébellion,  m. 
Factiiioiis      rak'ticbe''-euce ,   a 

arliflcie',  factice. 
FactiiiuuBiio»!»,  fak-tiche'-euce 

nesse,  S.  artifice,»».  ['" 

Fâcioi'.   fak'-ieur,  s.    facteur 
Fâciurage,   fak'-teur-édje,  prb 

me  allouée  &  un  factear. 


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FAL 


râctorj.  fak'-teur-i,  J.  factore- 
rie, f.  comptoir,»!,      [tum,  m. 

Factotum,  rak-tô'-leum,s.  facto- 

F&cture ,  fali'-lchioure,  s.  fac- 
ture, permission,  f. 

FÀcula,  —  »,  faV-lou-la,  lé, 
s.  tache  du  soleil. 

FÂculty,  fak/-eul-ti,  (.  faculté, 
vertu,  puissance,  f. 

FAcuud,rak/-eunDd,a,  éloquent. 

Fucuuility  ,  fak-eunD''-di-ti ,  s, 
éloquence,  f. 

Fâddie,  rad'-dl,  va.  baguenau- 
der, jouer.  —  a  child,  dorlo- 
ter, caresser. 

Fade,  féde,  va.  faner,  flétrir. 

— ,  un.  se  faner,  se  flétrir;  s'af- 
faiblir, languir. 

Fâdgc  ,  fadje  ,  vn.  s'accorder, 
s'accommoder;  réussir. 

Fâdiiig.  fé'-dinngne,  a.  mou- 
rant, qui  se  fane. 

Fie^ceB,  fé'-ciz,  s.  résidu,  m. 
lie  ,  f.  excrémenis,  m.  pi. 

Fag,  fag,  s.  rebut  d'une  pièce  de 
drap,  m. 

—  eud,  s.  le  chef,  m. 

—  ,  va.  étriller,  frotter,  fatiguer; 
—,  vn.  se  lasser.  [m 
Fagot,  fag'-eute,  s  fagot,  coteret, 

—  baud,  s.  hart,  f. 

—  maker,  s.  fagoteur,  m. 

—  makiug,  s.  fagotage,  m. 

— ,  va.  fagoter,   lier    ensemble; 

babiljer  ridiculement. 
Fail,  fêle.  vn.  faillir,  manquer; 

cesser    ae    produire;    languir, 

périr;  faire  faillite. 
.— ,    va.     abandonner,    oublier, 

manquera.  [m.  faute,  f. 

Fàiliiig,  fé'-linngne,  a.  défaut, 
Fâilure,  fêle' yuure,  5.    faillite, 

faute,  f.  [obligé,  contraint. 

Faiu,    féne,  a.    conteni,  jojeux, 
— ,  ai/,  bien   volontiers. 
— ,  vn.  sovihailer. 
Faint,  fénnt,  vn.  s'évanouir,  dé- 
faillir, se  laisser  abattre.  To — 

a-way.  s'évanouir. 
— ,  va.  accabler,  abattre. 
— ,  a.  languissant,  débile,  faible, 

fatigué. 

—  blue,  a.  bleu  f  lia. 


Faint  hearted,a.  timide, Crain- 
tif, faible. 

—  heai'tfdl]',  ad.  lâchement. 

—  hearti-diiess,  s.  timidité,  ^. 

—  -weutbi'r,  s.    temps  mou,  m. 
Faiutiiig,  féont'-inngne,  s.  éva- 
nouissement, défaillance,  f. 

—  fil,  sjncope,  f.  To  bo  sew 
■cd  wiib  a  — ,  tomber  en  — 
To  recover  froiii  a—,  sortir 
d'une — . 

Fâiiitiiess,  F&iiitisbues» , 

fénnt'-nesse,  iche-nesse  ,  s.  a- 
battement,  m.  faiblesse,/, —  of 
weatber,  i.  chaleur  étouf- 
fante. 

Fàiuty,  fénot'-l,  a.  mou,  molle, 
fluet 

Fuir,  fére,  a.  beau,  bel,  blond, 
honnête,  favorable,  flatteur, 
franc,  siocère,  net. 

— ,  ad.  honnêtement,  au  net. 

—  aud  sortlj,  ad.  tout  beau. 

— ,  s.  belle,  beauté,  f.  foire  f.  — 
time,  s  temps  de  foire.  At 
—  ,  en  foire,  A  day  after 
Ihe  —,  de  la  moutarde  après 
dîner. 

Fâiring,  féreMnngne,  s.  pré- 
sent de  foire,  n*.  A  bride'» — , 
$.  trousseau  d'une  mariée,  7H. 

Fâirly,  fére'-li,  ad.  de  bonne 
foi,  loyalement,  bonnement. 

Vàlvuvaa.  :ére'-nesse,s.  beauté, 
élégance;  ingénuité,  candeur,/. 

Fàirapoken ,    fére'-spô-kn  ,  a, 

Fâiry.  lé'-rj,  s.!ée,  f.        [civU. 

— ,  a.  des  fées. 

Faitb,  féth,  S.  foi,  créance,  doc- 
trine, fidélité,  /.     [infidélité,  /. 

Fâlthbreacb,    féth'-britche,   S. 

Fàiihrul,  féth'-foul,  a.  fidèle, 
lojal. 

—,  s.  les  fidèles,  les  élus. 

Fâithrully,  fétb/-foul-li,  ad.  6- 
dèleiueut.  [s.  fidélité, /. 

Fàiibrulne»,    féth'-foul-nesse, 

Fâiiblesg.  leth'-lesse,  a  infi- 
dèle, incrédule,  traître. 

F&itbUaBiie».rétb'-iesse-ncsse- 
».  incrédulité,  perfidie,  iuBdé- 
ii!é,  /.  [cille. 

Fàlcated,  fal'-ké-ted,  a.  eu  fau, 


FAL 


528 


FAL 


Falcûtion  ,  fal-ké'-cheune ,  s. 
courbure  en  faucUle,  f. 

Fâlehioii,  ral/-cbeuae,  s.  cime- 
terre, m. 

Fâlcnii,  fâl'  kn,  s.  faucoo,  m. 

Fâlcoiier,  ffil'-kn-eur,  s,  fau- 
conoier,  m. 

F&lcooet,  fâl'-kft-netl ,  s.  fau- 
conneau, m. 

Filcoiiry,  fâik'-kD-ri ,  t.  fau- 
connerie,^. 

Fâldaiool.  râld'-stôal,  s.  mar- 
che-pied qui  sert  au  couronne- 
ment dis  rois. 

Fall  ,  fàll,  vn.  (fell,  fallen), 
tomber,  se  décliarger,  déclioir, 
diminuer,  baisser,  arriver  ino- 
pinément, échoir,  coïncider, 
êlre  soumis  à,  attaquer. 

— ,  va.  laisser  tomber,  abattre, 
diminuer.  Laisser.  [long. 

—  ail  along,    tomber    de    (on 

—  a  crjiiig,  se  mettre  à  pleu- 
rer. 

—  agaiii,  retomber. 

—  a  doiug,  se  mettre  à  faire. 

—  a  uote,  baisser  d'un  ton. 

—  asieep,  s'endormir. 

—  Hway,  diminuer,  renoncer. 

—  back,  se  reculer,  s'acculer. 

—  do-mn,  tomber,  se  jeter,  s'é- 
bouler, descendre,  baisser. 

—  down  dead,  tomber  raide 
mort.  [première. 

—  headiong,  tomber  la  tète   la 

—  iii  aiid    nrith,  entreprendre 

—  iii,  s'enfoncer, 

—  foui  iipon,  s'entrechoquer. 

—  beavy  iipofi,  accabler. 

*—  onone^«back,liack^ardB, 
tombera  la  renverse. 

—  aa<,  tomber  de,  se  brouiller, 
arrlTer,  réussir,  s'aigrir,  rom- 
pre, se  quereller. 

—  short,  êlre  frustré,  manquer. 

—  »o,  se  mettre  à 

—  to  one^a  ftharc,  échoir. 

—  upou,  se  jeter,  attaquer. 

—  under.  tomber  sous,  se  pré- 
senter à,  encourir,  [ser. 

—  uoder   a  barlhen,  s'affais- 
— ,  5.  chu(e,  ruine,  perte,  f.  Pii 

—,  (.  tribucbet,  piège,  m.  To 


gct  a  — ,  faire  une  chute.  — 
stool,  s.  prie-Dieu,  m. 

Fullûcioiig,  fal-lé'-cheuce,  a. 
fr,iuiiuleux. 

Fallâcioiisly ,  fal-lé^-cheuce-ii, 
ad.  Irauduleusement. 

FallâciousiiesB,  fal-lé^-chcuce- 
nesse,  s.  fausseté,  fraude,  /. 

F'allacjr,  fal'-la-ci,  S.  trompe- 
rie, f, 

FâlIen,  fil'-ln,  part,  de  Fall. 

—  cbeeka,  j.  pi.  joues  enfon- 
cées, f.  ffaillibilité,  f. 

Fallibility  ,  fal-li-bil'-i-ti ,  s 
Fâilible,  faK-Ii  bl.  a.  qui  peut 
faillir,  faible,  [s.  failli;iilité,  f. 
Fâilibleueas ,  fal^'-li-bl-nesse , 
Fàlling,  fil'-linngne,  «.chute  f. 

—  anray,  s.  décliéance,  f. 

—  sickoeas.  S.  le  haut  mal,  m. 

—  oui,  s.  querelle,  f. 
F6II0W,  fal'-IA,  a.  en  friche,  en 

jachère;  inculte,   fauTe;   roui. 

—  dei-r,  s.  bêtes  fauves,  f.  pi. 

—  grouiid  Beld,  s.  jacbere,  f. 
—,  s.  friche,  jachère,  f, 

— ,  un.  mettre  en  jachère. 

Fâilowuesa,  faK-lS-nesse,  t.sti- 
rilité,  état  de  jachère,  de  fri- 
che, f. 

Fal«e,fâlse,a.àfaux,  perfide.  T« 
be—  io  oue,  trahir  quelqu'un. 

—  hearled  ,  a.  faux  ,  fausse  , 
trompeur. 

Fûisebood, —  nefls,  fâlse^-hou- 

de,  nesse,s.  fausseté,  perfidie,/. 
FâUelv,  filse'-li,a(2.faussement. 
FâUiaable,    fiK-si-fal-a-bl.  a. 

qui  peut  êlre  frelaté. 
Falsification,  f&l-si-a-kë'-cheii- 

ne,  s.  —  tion.A 
FâUiaer,  —  c&tor  ,   f4K-si-faI- 

eur,  fi-ké-teur,  ».  falsificateur, 

faussaire. 
Fàisify,   fil^-sl-fal,  i»i,  falsifier, 

altérer. 
— ,  tu.  mentir. 

FâUily,   r&l'-si-ti,  (.  fausseté,  f. 
Fâlier,  fil'-teur ,  un.  hésiter  en 

parlant,  bégayer. 
Fâlieriu;:.    lâl'-teur-Inngne,  s. 

bf'galemeni,  m. 
Féilterinsl},     f41/-lesr-inDgne- 


FAN 


529 


FÉR 


H,  a.',,  a^vec  hésilalion,  en  bé- 
gayant, [putation,  f. 

Famé,    féme,  s.    renommée,  ré- 

Fomod,  férad,  a.  fameux. 

FâuielcsH,  rtme'-lesse,a  obscur. 

Fauiiliar,  fa-mil'-îar,  a.  fami- 
lier. —  cpiril,  S.  lutin,  m. 

— ,  s.  intime,  m.  [s.  familiarité,/. 

Faïuiliârity  ,    fa-niil-ï-ar'-i-ti  , 

Faïuiliarize,  fa-mil'' -îar-ize,  va, 
familiariser,  apprivoiser. 

—  «nuV  «elf,  se  familiariser. 

Faniilinrly  ,  fa-milMar-Ii,  ad. 
familièrement,  sans  façon,  li- 
brement, [race,  f, 

Fâiiiiljr,    fame'-i-Il ,  s.    famille, 

Fàmiue,  fame'-ine,  s.  famine,  f. 

Fémish ,  fame'-icbe  ,  va.  affa- 
mer. 

— 1  vn.  mourir  de  faim. 

FamiBbed,  fame^-ish/dja.  famé- 
lique, affamé. 

Fûiuisbmeiit ,  fame'-iche- 

niennt,  ».  famine,  f.     [célèlire. 

Fâmoufl,  fé^-nieuce,  a.   fameux. 

Fâniousiy,  fè'-meuce-li,  ad.  ayec 
renom. 

Fauiouaiiess,  Famésîly,  fé^- 
meuce-nesse  ,  fa-moss'-i-li  ,  re- 
nommée, f. 

Fan,  fane,  s.  éventai!,  »».  (for 
grain),  van,  m.  (for  fire), écran, 
m. 

— ,  va.  vanner,  éventer. 

FaiiÂticisiu*,  fa-Date^-i-cizm,5. 
fanatisme,  m.         [a  fanalique. 

Fané  tic, — cal,  fa-nate'-ik.i-kal. 

Faticiful,  fann^-ci-fûul,  a.  fan- 
tasque, imaginaire. 

Fâncifull;.  fanu'-ci-fcul-li,  ad. 
capricieusement. 

Féiicifuliit'sg,  fann'-ci-foul-nes- 
se,  s.  caprice,  m. 

Fàucy,  fann^-ci  S.  imagination, 
pensée,  fantaisie,  affection,  f. 
To  (ake  a  —  to  oiie,  pren- 
dre quelqu'un  en  affection,  ai- 
mer. 

— ,a.  de  fantaisie,  imaginaire. — 
articleii'',  articles  de  fantaisie, 
nouveautés.  [du  goût  pour. 

—,  ta.  s'imaginer,  aimer,    avoir 

— iVii.  s'imaginer,  croire. 


—  manger,  s.  capricieni. 

—  sick,  a.  hypocondriaque. 
Fane,  féne,  S.  temple,  m. 
FaïkfaroiiÀde,  fann-far-ô-néde', 

s.  fanfaronnade,  gasconnade,  f. 

Faug,  fanng,  t.  griffe,  f.  défen- 
ses, crocs,  serres,  /.  pi. 

— ,  va.  empoigner,  saisir, 

Fânged,  fanfigd,  a.  armé  de  grif- 
fes, etc.     [venlicn,  f.  essai,  m. 

F&ngle,  fanng'-gl,  .«. nouvelle in- 

F&ngled,fsnng'-gld,  a.  inventé. 
Wewr  —,  de  nouveau  genre, 

Fàngleas,  fanng'-lesse,  a.  sans 
dents. 

Fnnnel,  fan'-nel,».  fanon,  m, 

Fâuuer,  fan-'-neur.s.  vanneur,în, 

Fantasied,  fann^-ta-sid,a.  plein 
de  fantaisies. 

Fàntasoi,  s.  Voy.  Fânlaam. 

Fantâslic,  ~  cal,  fann-tass^-tik 
ti-kal,fl.  bizarre. 

Fantâstically,  fann-lass'-tik-al- 
li,  ad.  capricieusement. 

Faut&BticaluesB,  fann-tassMî' 
kal-nesse,  «.  bizarrerie, /.     [m. 

Fânlnsy,  fann'-ta-si,  s.  caprice, 

Far,  fâr,  a.  éloigné,  reculé. 

— ,  ad.  ioin.        [beaucoup  mieux. 

—  bctter,     beaucoup    meilleur, 

—  distant,  fort  éloigné. 

—  and  wide,de  tous  côtés. 

—  fetched,a.  recherché,  affecté, 
qui  vient  de  loin. 

Farce,  farce,  va.  farcir. 

— ,  s.    farce  ,    f.    fatras,  m. 

Fâicical,  far'-cl-kal,  a. plaisant. 

Fâfcy, far'-ci,  s.  farcin,  m. 

Fârdel.  far'-del,  J.  paquet,  m. 

Fârdingale,  far^-dinn-guéle,  9. 
vertugadin,  m. 

rfire.  fére,  (.  bonne  chère,  f. 
menu,  m.  prix  d'une  course  ae 
voiture,  prix  de  pas.sage.  Bill 
of  —  ,  menu,  carte  de  restau- 
rant   By  the  — ,  à  la  course. 

— ,  vn.  aller,  voyager;  êlre  bien 
ou  mal;  manger,  se  nourrir; 
faire  bonne  ou  mauvaise  cLère 
To— wcl,  va.  eue  bien  traité. 

Férencll,  fére'-oueli  OU  fére- 
ouell',  ad.  adieu. 

— ,  (.  un  adieu,  m. 

34 


FAS 


530 


FAT 


FaiiiiâccouB.  far-i-ni'-cheuce, 

a.  farineux  [me,  f. 

Tarm,    farme,  s.    métairie,  fer- 

—,  va.  prendre  à  ferme,  cultiver. 
—  ont,  donner  &  ferme. 

Fûrnier,  far'-meur,  «.  métayer, 
fermier.  [tique. 

Fârmerl},  farZ-meur-li,  a.  rus- 

Fârnioat,  far''-moste,  a  exlr£- 
me,  dernier.  [ce,  f. 

Fâi-ncsfi,    far'-nesse,  S.    distan- 

rurrâgiuuiis,  far-radje'-i-neu- 
ce,  a.  composé  de  plusieurs 
matériaux.  [pot-pourri,  m. 

FarrAgo,    fai-ré'-gô,    s.    fatras, 

F&ri'ior,  far'-ri-eur,  s.  maré- 
chal, m. 

— ,Dn.  faire  le  métier  de  maréchal. 

Fârriery,  far'-ri-eur-i,  S.  l'art, 
■vétérinaire,  m.  [m. 

Fârrow,  far'-rô,  s.  petit  cochon, 

— ,  Vn,  cochonner,     [d'une  truie. 

—,  va.    mettre    bas  (en    parlant 

—,  a.  stérile. 

Fart,  farte^  s.  pet,  m.  Ta  lela 
— ,  faire  un  pet. 

— -,  vn.  péter. 

Fânher,  far'-(fteur,  va.  avan- 
cer, faciliter,  donner  de  l'avan- 
cement 

—  ,  a.  plus  éloigné. 

—,  ad.  plus  loin,  de  plus,  ul- 
térieuren^nt. 

F&i'iberaiice,  far'-(fteur-annce, 
s.  promotion, f.  secours,  encou- 
ragement, m.  [ad.  de  plus. 

FâDlieriuôre,   far'-(/ie'irmôre, 

Fàrthcst,  far^-fAest,  a.  le  plus 
loin,  le  pii!S  éloigné,  [liard,  m. 

Fârlhing,       l'ar'-/.ninngne ,     s. 

Fàrihingule,  fa;' './tinngne-^al, 
S.  panier  ,  ancien  attirail  du 
costume  des  femmes,  m. 

t'âsce»,  fas'-siz  ,  s.  faisceaux, 
m.  pi.  [s,  bandage,  m. 

Fasciâtion,      fache-i-é' -cbeune. 

Fascinâtes  fai^-si-néte,  l'a.  fas- 
ciner, [s.  fascination,  f. 

FnscinâiioD,  Ta«-si-né'-clieuue, 

Fascine,  fas-sine',  s.    fascine,  f. 

—  noi'k,s.  fascinage. 
Fâscinoii*,  fas^-si-neuce,  a,  eo- 

sorcel 


FAsIiion,  fache'-eune,  s.  façon, 
mode,  costume, condition, figure, 
un  rang,  m.  I»eople  of  —,  s. 
gens  comme  il  fanl,  m. 

— ,  l'a.  façonner,  fnrnier. 

Fànhionable,  fache'-euDe-a-Ll, 
a.  à  la  mode. 

Fàsbiouableucss,  facbe^-eunc- 
a-bl-nesse,  s.  élégance,  f. 

Fàiahiouakly,  facbe'-eune-a-bli, 
ad.  à  la  mode. 

Fâsbioiiiote,  fache'-euDe-iste , 
s.  celui  qui  suit  les  modes. 

Fast   faste,  vn.  jetiner. 

— ,  s.  jeûne,  m.  amarre,  t- 

— ,  a.  ferme,  solide,  serré,  vite 
habile,  fermé,  agile,  trompeur 
To  go  - ,  hâter  le  pas.  To  g« 
too  —,  (a  watcb)  avancer.  ~ 
too  ftlo^,  retarder. 

FAst-handed,  a.  avare. 

— ,  ad.  ferme,  vile,  promptemenl 

Fâsten,  fas'-sn,va.  attacher,  fer- 
mer, ficher. 

—  ,vn.  s'attacher,  se  fixer 
FA8tener,ras/-sa-eur,  a.  qui  at- 
tache. 

Fàster,  fast'-enr,  ad.  plus  vile. 

— ,  s.  jeûneur. 

Fastidiôsily,  fasS-tid-i-OSS'-i-ti, 
5.  dédain,  m. 

Faatidious,  faO-iid'-i-eucc,  u 
dédaigneux,  dégoùlant,  fasti- 
dieux. [M,  nd.  faslidieusemeni 

Fanlidionaly,     fass-tid'-i-euce- 

Fuslidiousueaa,  fas5-tid^-î-eu- 
ce-nesse,  s.  dédain,  mépris,  ?n 

Fâsiiug,  rast'-inngne,aa  à  jeu& 

—  day,  s.  jour  de  jeûne,  m, 
F&Blue«s.  fasf-nesse,  s,  fermetà- 

constauce,  place  forte,  f. 
râacuoua,    fass-tcbiou-euce,    ^ 

fastueux.  [m.  graisse. 

Fat,   fait,   I.  gras,  lourd,  rich« 
—,  s.  cuve,  f.  cuvier,  "î- 
— ,  a.  gras. 
—,  ad.  grassement,  m. 

—  fed,  grassement  Donrrl 

—  gnta,  s.  pansu. 

—  liwing,  s.  bon  bénéfice,  m. 
—,  t'a.  engraisser,  rendre  gras. 
— ,  vn.  engraisser,  devenir  gras, 
Fatal,  fé'-tal,  a  fatal,  fuBesl«. 


FAT 


531 


FÉA 


—  sisier,:.  les  Parques,  f.  pi. 
Fâtulisl,  fé'-tal-isle,  s.  fataliste 

if!.  [destinée,  (■ 

r«tâli«y,  Ta-lalM-ti,  S.  fatalité 
Fâ»ully,  ré'-lal-li,  atZ  fatalement 
Fâtaliiesa,  lé'-tal-nesse,  s.  fata- 
lité, /.  [tinée,^. 
F&to,  fé'e,  5.  defitin,  m,  àes- 
Fatea,  félz,  s.  les  Parques,  f.pl 
F&ted,  fé'-ted,  a.    destiné,  pré 

destiné. 
F&tber,  fa'-t/ieur ,  s.  père,  m 
God  —,  parrain.  Foster  — 
père  nourricier.  —  iuu  luw 
beau-père.  Grand  —  grand 
père. 

—  like,  ad.  en  père. 

—,  va.  adopler,  imp-jter. 
Fâlhei-Uo»d,fa'-«Aeur  houde.s. 

palernilé,  f.  [orphelin. 

Fâihei-les*.    fa'-ïAeur-lesse,    a, 
Fâtberliucss,  fa'-t/ieur-li-nesse, 

amour  paternel,  m.        [ternel. 
Fétherly,    fa'-fAeur-li,    a.    pa- 
— ,  ad.  en  père. 
Fâihoiii,faf/t'-eume,s.  brasse,/. 

—  liiie,  s.  sonde,  f. 

— ,  va.  sonder,  approfondir. 

Fâthomlens,  fat/i'-eume-lesse, 
insondable,  impénétrable. 

Fatidical,  fa-tid'-i-kal,  a.  pro- 
phétique, forcé,     [se  à  fatiguer. 

Fâtigable,    fale'-i-ga-bl,  a.    ai- 

Fallgate,  Fatigue,  fate^-i-gué- 
te,  fale-lgue', l'a. fatiguer, lasser. 

Fatigue,  fate-Igue',  s  fatigue, 
peine,  f. 

Fâlkidueycd,  falt'-kid-nid,  a. 
gros   (terme  injurieux). 

Fàtliiig,  fatt'-linngne,  s.  bète 
grasse,  f.     [celui  qui  engraisse. 

Fâtiier,  fatt'-neur,  s.  ce  qui,  ou 

Fxliieaii,  falf-nesse,  s.graisse,/". 

Fâtten,  rat''-ln,  va.  engraisser, 

— ,  vn.  devrnir  gras. 

F&lting,  fat''-linngnej  s.  en- 
graissement, m. 

F&tty,  fat'-ti,  a.  gras,  onctueux. 

Fatûitjr,  fa-tiou'-i-ti,  s.  fatuité, 
faiblesse,  f.         [sanl,  stupide, 

Fâtuoiis,  falche'-iou-euce,  n.pe- 

Fâiwittcd,  fsU'-ouit-ted,  o.  stu- 
pide. 


Fâucet,  fau'-cett,  ».  fa-assel, 
robinet,  nu 

Fiiuchîon,  fâl'-cheune,  s.  coute- 
las,»!, [défaut,))!. 

Fault.  fait,    s.     offense,    faute, 

—  fludur,  s.  censeur,  m.  [))). 
Faulter,  fàlt^-eur,  s.  coupable 
F&ultily,   fâl'-ti-li,  ad.    mal,» 

tort,  [défaut,  m 

FâultiiiesA,  fàK-ti-nesse,  si 
Fâultless,    f&lt'-iesse,   a.    sani 

défaut,  parfait. 
Fâuliy,  fàl'-ti,  a,  en  faute,  cou- 
pable, vicieux, 
Fàutor,    Fâutress,     rôaMeur, 

tresse,  s.  fauteur,  triée. 
Fuvillous,  fa-Ti^-leuce,  a.  cen- 
dreux, 
F&irour,  fé'-Teur,  tia.  favoriser, 
assister,  tenir  de,  flatter. 

—  ,s.  bienfait,  m.  faveur,  grâce, 
f,  nœud  de  rubans,  m.  bien- 
veillance, f.  créiAit,  pouvoir,  m. 
'(Viih  j'our— ,  avec  votre  per- 
mission, [favorable. 

FâtouraMe,  fé'-veur-a-bl,  a. 
Fàvourablencss,  fé'-veur-a-bl- 

nesse,  J.  bonté, bienveillance.^' 
Fàiourabiy^  té'-veur-a-bli ,  ad. 

favorablement. 
Fdvoured,  fé'-veurd,  a.  favorisé. 

III—  ,a,  mal  fait^  malheureux. 

^Vcll— ,  a.  bien  fait,  heureux. 
F&TOuredly,    fé'-veurd-li,  (well 

ill),  ad.  de  bonne,  de  mauvaise 

grâce. 
Fâvoiirer,  fé'-venr-eur;  S.    par- 
tisan, protecteur,  m.     [favori. 
Fâvourite,      fé'-veur-ite  ,      (U 
Fâvoui'less,  fé'-veur-lesse ,  a. 

qui  n'a  point  de  protecteur. 
Fawn,r£lne,  t.  faon,  m. 
—,  vn.  façonner. 
— ,  va.  flatter,  caresser,  cajoler. 
Fâwiier,  fâù'-neur,  (,   cajoleur. 
F&wuiug,  fàù'-ninDgne,  i.  caj» 

lerie,/-. 
— ,  a.  flatteur,  [ad.  servilement, 
F&wuiugly,      ffCi:i'-ninngne-li  I 
Fay,  fé,  s.  fée,  f.  lutin,  m. 
Feague,     fl-gue,    m.    fouetter, 

battre.  [délité,/. 

Féalty,  fi'-al-ti,    S.    loyauté,  ï- 


FÉA 


532 


FÉE 


Fear,  fire.  s.  crainte,  peur,  ter- 
reur,/■.  ror—,  ad.  de  crainte 
de. 

— )  va.  craindre,  redouter. 

— »  vti.  craindre,  a-voir  peur,  dou- 
ter, [terrible 

Féarful,    fire'-foul,    a.  crainlif, 

Féai-rull),  fire'-foulli,  ad. 
crainlivenieDt,  horriblement. 

Fvai'ruliieKi,  fire'-foul-nesse,  s 
frayeur,  timidité,  f.  [te,/. 

Féai-iirg.  fire'-inngne,  s.    crain- 

Fcaiiess,  fire'-lesse,  «.  intrépi- 
de, bardi,  brave,      [hardiment. 

Féai'Iesiil)',     fire^-lcsse-li,     ad. 

FéûrIcsHiiess,  Bre'-lesse-nesse, 
s.  ii;lréfiiclilé,  A     [oossibililé,/'. 

FcaKiliilii} ,      6-Zi-bil'-i-ti,      s. 

Féasible,  6'-zi-bI,  a.  praticable 

FéasibI)',  e'-zi-bli ,  ad.  d'une 
manière  pralicable.  [f. 

Fcnsi,   nsie,  s.  festin,    m.  fùle, 

— ,  la.  fêler,  régaler. 

— ,vn.  faire  festin,  faire  bonne 
chère.  [gastronome. 

Féastcr*  fîste'-eur, s.  gourmand. 

Féasiriil,  flste'-foul,  a.  de  fêle, 
joyeux.  [festin. 

Féa'stiug,    flsle'-inngne,    a.   île 

Feasti'iie,  fîsle/-raîie,  t.  loi  du 
festin,  f. 

Féal ,  fite;  s.  action,  f.  exploit, 
m.  —  of  aeliiity,  «.  tours  de 
soufilesfe,  m  pi. 

— ,  Fcatrous.  fi'-ti-euce  ou  fi'- 
tchi-euce  ,  a.  propre,  leste, 
étrange,  adroit,  \if 

FéateoiiBl]',  fi'-ti-euce-li,  ad 
proprement,  adroitement. 

Féatbet-,  fe(ft'-eur,  S.  plume,  f. 

—  bed,s.  lit  de  plume,  m. 

—  broom,!    plumail,  ni. 
„ —  seller,  s.  pl'imossier. 

—,  va.    orner   de  plumes.  —  a- 
gaiu,  vr.  se  remplumer,  reve- 
nir sur  l'eau.    —  oue's   iiesi. 
va.  s'enrichir,     [ni  de. plumes. 
Fraibcred.    fe/A'-eurd,  n.  gar- 
Fcath«r<'dgcd  •  fet/i'-eur-ed„d, 
a.  amenui-é.         [led,  a.  patlu. 
Féaibvrfuotod,     ferA'-eur-fou- 
Feaibfi-îi's».  feZ/i'-eur-less»-    : 
Qui  vi\  ^oint-de  diurne» 


Féaiberjr,  ieth'-eur-i|  a.  garai 

de  plumes. 
Féaily,  Ëte'-li,  ad.  proprement, 

adroitement,  avec  grâce. 
Féatnoa,  file' -nesse,  S.  adresse, 

propreté,  f.  [m. 

Feaiure,  fl'-tchioure,    s.    trait, 
Featured,  fî'-tchiourd,  a.  ^Vcli 

—,  qui  a  de  beaux  traits  III—, 

qui    a  de  Tilains  traits.  Hai-d 

—  ,  aux  traiis  durs.  [battre. 
Feaxe,  fize,  va.  effiler,  détordre, 
Fébriciiate,    feb'-ri-ci-téle,  un. 

avoir  la  fièvre.  [a.  fiévreux, 

Fébriculose^    fet/-ri-kiou-lose, 
l'ébririige,  feb'-ri-fioudje,  a.  ». 

fébrifuge,  m. 
Fi-brile,  feb'-rile.a.  fébrile. 
Fébi'uary,   feb'-riou-a-ri,  s.  fé- 
vrier, m.  [Api. 
Féce»,  fi'-ciz,   s     lie,   f.  fèces, 
Féculence  —  cy,  fek'-iou-leun- 

ce,  ci,  s  sédiment,  m. 
FccuU'iit,  fel,'-iou-lennt,  a.  fé- 
cale, f.  t'ourbeux,  dégoûtant. 
Fcciiiid.  fek'-eunnd,  a.  fécond. 
F*'cuiidàïioii.fek-unn-dé''-cheu- 

ne,  s.  fécondation,  f. 
Feciiudify,  fi-keunn'-di-faï,  tia. 

féconder. 
Fecûiidity ,   fi-keunn'-di-ti,    s. 

fécondité,  (• 
Fod,  prêt,  et  part,  de  Feed. 
Fédéral,    fed'-er-al,  fi.  fédéral, 

qui  regarde  une  alliance. 
Féderalism,    fed'-er-a-lizm,  ». 

fédéralisme,  m. 
Fédcralix,     fed'-er-a-liste ,  S. 

fédéraliste,  m, 
Féderary    —    »c,   fed'-sr-a-ri, 

éle,  .s.  confédéré. 
Fédération,  fed-eré'-cheune,  s. 

'édératîon,  alliance,  f. 
Fcderative,     fed'-er-é-tive,  a. 

fédératif. 
Fee,fl,  la.  récompenser,  pajer, 

louer,  graisser  ia  patte. 
--,  >.    fief.  Ml.     récompense,  ;'. 

droit,  m.   honoraires,  m.  yl, 

—  simplets,  fiefabso'.u. 

—  tail.  .•!.  fief  mouvant,  m. 
Féeble.  R'-bl,  a. faible,  débile. 

—  mluded,  a    simple  d'esprit. 


FEL 


533 


FEL 


Fécblenes*,    O'-bl-nessO,  s.  fai- 
blesse, f. 
Féebly.ft'-bU,  ad.  faiblement. 
Foed,  fîde,  va.    (fed,  fed)   nour- 
rir, alimenter,   donner  à  man- 
ger, paître,  repaître. 
—,  DM.    se   nourrir,  manger,  paî- 
tre,  se    repattre ,    entretenir , 
charmer 
— ,  s.  aliment,  m.  p&ture,  f. 
FeederiRd'-eur,  s.  gardien,  pâ- 
tre, gastronome,  m. 
Fécdiiig,    fld'-inngne ,    i.   pi- 

ture,  chère,  /. 
Féerarm,  ft'-farme,  s.  censé,  f. 
Feel,  file,  va.  (feit,   feit)  sentir, 

éprouver,  ressentir,  l&ter. 
—,  un.  sentir,  ressentir,  avoir  de 

la  sympathie. 
— ,  s.  toucher,  attouchement,  jn. 
Feelcr,  fll'-e    r,  s.  celui  qui  lou- 
che, qui  sent  ;  chasse-pierres. 
Fcelei-9,  fil'  -euri,  s.  pi.  les  an- 
tennes d'un  insecte. 
Peeling,     ftl'-inngne,  J.    attou- 
chfiment,  tact,  m.  sensibilité,^ 
FéL'Iiiigly  ,    fl|/-inngne-li,     ad 
sensiblement.  [?h. 

Feea,    flz,     (.    tour    du     bâtou, 
Fcei,  rite,  $.  pi.  pieds,  m.  roo<. 
sing.  [ter,  représenter. 

Fcigii,  féne,  IA«.  feindre,  inven- 
— ,  vu.  feindre,  dissimuler, 
Fôigned,  fë'-nnd,  a.  feint,    in- 
venté. 

—  bolynesa,  t.   hypocrisie,  f. 

—  mititer,  s.  fiction,  fable,  f. 

—  treljle,  s.  fausset,  m. 
Féigiiedl;,   féne'-ed-li,    (.   au- 
teur d'une  feinte, dissimulateur. 

Feint,  fénnt,  s.  feinte,  dissimu- 
lation, f. 

Felicitate,  fl-liss^-i-téle,  va.  fé- 
liciter, rendre   heureux. 

Fclicil&iCou,  a-Uts-l-té^-cheune, 
s.  —  tion,  [.  [heureux 

Felicitatis,     fl-liss'-i-teuce ,    a. 

Felicitoiisl)' ,  8-liss'-i-teuce-li  , 
ad.  heureusem  eut. 

Fi-liciiy,  fi-liss.  -i-ti,  j.  félicité, 
prospérité,  f. 

Feliuo,  fiMalne,  a.  de  chat, 
félin. 


Fell,  fell,  o.  barbare,  farouche, 
cruel. 

—  ,  s.  peau,  fourrure,  f, 

—.  va    abattre,  couper,  terrasser. 

—,  prêt,  de  Fall.  [m. 

Feller,    fel'-  leur,    s.    bûcheron, 

Félling,  feK-linnene,  s.  abatte- 
meni,  î».  coupe,  f. 

Féllmonger,  fell'-meung'-geur, 
s.  pelletier,  n\. 

Félines»,  fell'-nes^e,  s.  cruauté, 
férocité,  f.  acharnement,  m. 

Félloe,  fel/-l«,  s. jante,  f. 

Féllon,  feK-eune ,  ».  panaris, 
clou,  m. 

Féllow,  fel'-lô,  s.  compagnon, 
camarade,  collègue,  associé, 
boursier,  égal  garçon,  gaillard, 
individu  Bed  —,  camarade  de 
lit.  A  poov-  ,  un  pauvre  dia- 
ble. Clas»  —  ,  school  — ,  ca- 
marade de  classe. 

—  citiieu,  f.  concitoyen,  ;n. 

—  créature,  s.  semblable,  m. 

—  rëeling,  s.  compassion,  sym- 
pathie,/'. 

—  heir,  s.  cohéritier. 

—  labourer,  t. collaborateur,»!. 

—  servant,  ».  compagnon  de 
service. 

—  soldier,  s.  frère  d'armes,  m. 

—  slùdent,  »■  condisciple,  m. 

—  8ûbj<;ct,  s.  sujet  du  même 
prince,  »n.  [disgrâce,  m. 

—  sûffercr ,      compagnon      de 
— ,  va.  assortir. 
Fellonrlike,  Fellonijr,  feK-IS- 

iaïke.  —  li,  u.  en  compagnoB, 
d'égal  à  égal. 

Féllowsbip,  feK-16chipe,  se- 
ciélé    communion,  f. 

Fflo  de  se,  fi-lô-di-si',  ».  sui- 
cide, m.  [traître,  criminel. 

Félon,  fel'-eune,  a.  et  s.  félon, 

Felànious,  fi-lô^-ni-eucB,  a.  fé- 
lon, traître,  coupable. 

Fel6niousl)',  â-lô'-ni-suce-li  , 
ad.  traitnusement. 

FeloMy,fel'-eune-i,  s.  félonie,/, 
crime  capiial. 

¥kU,  prêt,  et  part,  de  i^eel. 

Feit,  lelle,  s.  teulre,  chapean  do 
feutrei  m. 


FÉA 


534 


FÉR 


Feit  niaker,$.  chapelier,  m. 
Fel».    Féltre,    felle,    fel'-teur, 

va.  feutrer,  [trage.  m. 

Félliiig,  ftl'-liDngne,  s.  fcu- 
Felûrca,  fi-leuk'-a,s.  felouque/. 
Féniale,    fi'-méle,  s.    femelle,  f. 

—  «ex,  s.    le  sexe  féminin,  m. 
Feme,  fame,j.  femme  (law  in). 

—  coTerl,  s.  femme  mariée,  f. 

—  sole,;.  fi!le,  femme  libre,  /. 
Femiuâlily,   fème-i-nal'-i-li,  a. 

qualité  féminine.  [minin. 

Fôniiiiiiic,    fème-'-i-nine,  n.   fé- 
Fémoi'al,  féme'-ô-ral. a. fémoral. 
Fémur,  B'-meur,  s.  fémur, m. 
Feu,  fenn,  j.  marais,  m. 

—  .nian,  s.  habitant  d*un  ma- 
rais, m 

Fcoce,  fennee,  i.  clôture,  f. 
rempart,  m.  escrime,  f.  —  of 
pale»,  s.  palissade,  f. 

—,  i'(i.  enclore,  fortifier,protéier. 

— .  Mi.  faire  des  clôtures,  faire 
des  armes,  se  tenir  en  garde. 

Féiiccless,  fennce'-lesse,  n.sans 
clôture,  ouvert.         [des  armes. 

Féiicer,    fenn'ceur,  s.  qui   fait 

Féiicible,  fenn'-ci-bl,  a.  capa- 
ble de  défense.        [escrime,  f. 

Feuciug,      fenn'-cinngne,      s. 

—  elove,  s.  gant  pour  faire  des 
armes. 

•-  jacket,  s.  gilet  d'armes. 

—  masler,  s.  maître  d'armes,  m. 

—  malch,  s,  assaut  d'armes. 

—  school,  s.  salle  d'armes. 

—  shoe,  s.  sandales. 

Fend,  fennd,  va.  se  défendre  de, 
parer,  détourner. 

— ;  vn.  se  défendre  (en  discutant). 

Féiider,  fenn'-deur  ,  s.  garde- 
feu,  m.  défense,  m. 

FeiierAtion,  fène-our-é'-chen- 
pe,  s.  usure,  f.  [m. 

Féi.iiel,    fen'-nel ,  s.   fenouil, 

Fcuuisb,  fen'-nkhe,  a.  de  ma- 
rais. 

Fcnnj-,fen''-ni,  a.  marécageux. 

Féodal,  Ëou'-flal,  a.  féodal.  — 
«eniire,!.  ftef  servant,  7)!. 

Féodory,  fiou'-da-ri,  s.  feuda- 
taire,  m.  [nercn  lÎLf, 

Feoff,  fef,   va,    inféoder,    doa- 


Féoffee,  fef'-fl,  ».  qui  a  reç» 
nne  donation.  —  iu  tru:'.  «. 

iidéi-commissaire,  m. 

Fcoff<!r,  fef'-fiur,  s.  donateur. 

Féoffiuent,  fef^-mennt,  ».  do- 
nation, f.  —  iu  trust,  s.  fi- 
déi-commis,  m.  [fécond. 

Féracious,     fi'-rache-euce ,   a. 

F.râcitjr,  fi-rass'-i-ti,  s.  fertili- 
té, A 

Ferai,  fî'-ra!,  a.  funèbre. 

Féraa,  fi'-ri-a,  s.  férié,  f. 

Fei-iâtion,  fi-ri-é^-cbeune,  s.  cé- 
lébration d'une  fête. 

Fcrine,  fi'-raïne,  o.  sauvage, 
cruel,  dur. 

Foi-iiieiic9K,  FérSty,  fl-raïne^- 
nesse,  ftr'-i-ti,  s.  cruauté,/. 

Ferment,  feur-mennt',  vn.  fer- 
menter, être  en   fermentation. 

— ,  ua.  mettre  en  fermentation. 

—,  s.fermeulalion,  f.  levain,  fer- 
ment. »j.  émeute,  f. 

Ferniéiitnlile,  fer-mennt'-a-bl, 
«.  fermenlescible. 

Ferraeniûiion  ,  feur-menn-lé'- 
cbcune,  s   —  tion,  f, 

FermentûiiTe,  feur-menn'-la- 
tive,  (I.  —  talif. 

Ferii,  feurn,  s.  fougère,  f. 

Fcrny,  feurn'-i,  o.  plein  de 
fougères. 

—  groiind,  s.  fougeraie,  f. 
Feréeioiis,  fi-rô^-cheuce,   a.  fé- 
roce, [cité,/'. 

Fvrôclty,    fi-ross'-i-ti  ,    s.   féro- 

Férrel,  fer'-rel,  s.  virole,  f.  fer- 
bout,  m. 

Ferreous,  fer'-ri-euce,  a.  ferru- 
gineux. 

Ferret,  fer'-ritt,  s.  furet,  m.  — 
(ribl  on),  s.  fleuret,  padou,  m.. 
To  buiit  with  Ihe— 9  chasser 
au  furet. 

Ferret  —,  vn.  fureter,    [de  bac. 

Ferringe,    fer-ri-idje,    S.    droit 

Ferriiijiiioiis,  fcr-riou'-djiue- 
euce,  a.  ferrugineux. 

Férrule,   fer'-reul,  s.  virole,  f. 

Férry.  fer'-ri,  S.  pa  sago  d'eau, 

—  Iioat.s.  bac,  m.  [bac,  in. 

—  mun.s.  passeur,  batelier,  m. 
—5  va.  passer  dans  un  bac. 


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535 


FÉV 


Fertile,  (eur'-lil,  a.  fertile,  fé- 
cond. 

Fértilcneas,  Ferd'Iity,  feur'- 
til-noïse,  i-ti,  s.  ferlililé,  f. 

FértSIize,  Fei-tilitatc,  feur'- 
til-aïze,  i-léte,  vn.  fertiliser. 

Férula,  fer'-iou-la,s.  férule,  f. 

Férule,  fer'-euie,  va.  frapper 
avec  une  férule. 

Férvencjr,  feur'-Tenn-ci,  s.  fer- 
veur, ardeur,  f.  [vent. 

Fervent,     feur'-vennt,    a.    fer- 

Férventljr,  feur'-vennt-li,  ad. 
ardemment. 

Fcrvld,  feur'-vid,  a.  ardent,brû- 
ant,  fervent, 

Fervidity,  Férvidiiess,  feur- 
vid'-i-li,  reur''-vid-nesse,  ».  ar- 
deur, f  zèle,  m. 

FcrTour,  feur'-veur,  *,  ferveur, 
ardeu-,  A 

FéBciie,  fess-kiou,  s.  pointe 
pour  montrera  épeler^louche/. 

Festai,  fess'-tal ,  a.  de  fêle, 
joyeux.  [suppurer. 

Féster,  fessMeur,  vn.   aboutir, 

Fésteriiig,  fess'-teur-inngne,  s. 
suppuration,  f. 

Festiuaie,  fess'-ti-néle,  a.  pres- 
sé, prompt,  vif. 

Féslinately,  fess'-ti-néte-li,  ad. 
à  la  bâte,  vivement. 

FeBlin&tion,  fcss-ti-né'-cheune, 
s.  hâte,  précipitation,  / 

Festival,  fess'-ti-val,  a  joyeux, 
de  fêle. 

—  ,  s.  fête,  f. 

Féstive,    fess'-tlve,   a.    enjoué, 

agréable,  aimtble. 
Festiwîty,  fess-tive'-i-li,  s.  galté, 

fête, /.  eDJouement,  m. 
Fcstôon,  fess-toùne',s.feston,jn. 
—,  va.  festonner. 
Féstueine,    fess'-tioa-cine ,    a. 

couleur  de  paille. 
Fcstûcoua,   fess-tiou'-kence,  a. 

fait  de  paille. 
Fel,  fett,  s.  partie,  portion,  f. 
Fclch,  fetche,    va.  aller  quérir, 

apporter,  rapporter,  atteindre, 

obtenir,  frapper. 

—  a  l»lowr,  porter  un  coup. 

—  •  circuit,  faire  un  détour. 


—  a  leap ,  sauter ,  faire  aa 
saut, 

—  a  sigh,  pousser  un  soupir. 

—  Hway,  amener,  apporter,  eiu» 
mener,  emporter. 

—  down,  apporter  ou  porter  e« 
bas,  faire  Descendre,  affaiblir, 
abattre,  [quelque  lieu, 

—  in,  faire  entrer,    apporter  en 

—  off,  ôter,  tirer,  enlever. 

—  ouo^s  breaili,  respirer. 

—  out,  faire  sortir,  aller  quérir, 

—  o»er,  tromper,  attraper. 

—  some  money,  produire. 

—  np,  apporter,  ou  amener  ei 
haut. 

—  up,  regagner,  raltrapper. 

— ,  vn.  aller  et  revenir  aussitdt; 

arriver,  gagner  (mar.), 
— ,s.  menée,  ruse,  subtilité,  f. 
Fétîd,  fète'-id,  a.  puant. 
Fétidiiess,      féte'-id-nesse,     i. 

puanteur,  A 
Fétiock,  félt'-lok,  s.  fanon,  m. 
Fétor,  fi'-teur,  ».  fétidité,  f. 
Fetters,  fet'-teurz,  ».  fers  (pour 

les  pieds),  m.  pi.  entraves,  f. 

pi. 
Fetter,  fet'-teur,  va.  mettre  aux 

fers,  entraver. 
Fétde,   fet'-tl,  vn.  s'occuper  de 

choses  frivoles. 
Fotûs,  B'-teuce,  ».  foetus,  m. 
Feiifl,    tioude,  s.  querelle,  désu  . 

nion,  discorde,  f. 
Feûdal,  Bou'-dal,  a.  féodal. 
Feûdatorjr,    fiou'-da-teur-i,    ». 

vassal. 
Féuillemort,    Filemot,    feul'- 

morte,  Blz-i-mote ,  a.   couleur 

de  feuille  morte. 
Féver,  fl'-veur,  ».  fièvre,  f.  To 

be  in  a — ,  avoir  la  fièvre.  Fit 

of  —,  accès  de  fièvre.  —  sick, 

malade  de  la  fièvre.    > 
Féveret,    fi/-ve"r-ett,  t.    pfttile 

fièvre,  jf.  [vreux. 

Féverisii,    fl'-veur-iche,    a.    tiê- 
FéTcrisiiiiess,         fi''-veur-ich3- 

nesse,  a.  maladie  fiévreuse. 
FeTe-roiiB,  fi^-veur-euce,  a.    fié- 
vreux, [la  fièvre. 
Févery  ,  B'-veur-i  ,   o.     qui    i 


FIE 


536 


FIG 


FewjBou,  ad.  peu. 

Féwel,  fiou'-il,  s. combustible, m. 

Féwuesa,  fiou'-nesse,  s.  petit 
nombre,  m. 

Féwer,  fiou'-eur,  a.  moins. 

Fib,  flbe,  s  mensonge,  conte,  m 
brièvelé,  f. 

— »  vn.  raenlir,  b&bler. 

Fîhber,  fîb'-heur,  s.  menteur, 
faiseur  de  contes. 

Fibre,  fuï'-heur,  s.  fibre,  f. 

Fibrous.  faî'-breuce.  a.  fibreux. 

Ffckie,  fik'-kl,  a.  Tolage,  léger, 
irrésolu. 

Fickleiieas,  fik'-kl-nesse,  ».  lé- 
gèrelé,  inconstance,  f. 

Fickly.fik'-kl-li,  ad.  légèrement, 
sans  stabilité. 

Ficiile,  6k'-tile,  a.   fait  d'argile. 

Fiction,  fik'-clieune,  s.  fiction, 
fausseté,  f.  conte,  m. 

Fictious,  FictiliOMS,  Gk^-cbCu- 
ce,  ticbe'-euce,  o.  feint,  imagi- 
naire. \ad.  faussement. 

Ficliiioiisljr,     "Sk-tiche'-euce-li, 

Fîil,  fide,  s.  épissoir  (mar.),  m. 

Fiddiv,  fid'-dl,  s.  vioion,  m. 
Screaking  —,  crin-crin.  To 
play  upon  tke — ,  jouer  du 
violon. 

—  striiig,  s.  corde  de    violon,  f. 

—  stick,  s.  archet,  m. 

—  râddie,  s.  haguenauderie,  ba- 
liverne, bagatelle,  f. 

—  faddie,  i/i/. bagatelle!  fadaisel 
Fiddier,    (id'-dl-eur,    ».  violon 

joueur  de  violon,  m. 
— ,  vn.  jouer   du  violon,  bague 

nauder.  [frivole 

Fiddiing,  Gd'-dl-inngne,  a, 
Fidélity,  fi-del'-i-ti,  s.  fidélité,/'. 
Fidge,  Fidgcl.  fidje,    fidje'-elt, 

vn.  se  remuer,  se   tourmenter 

s'agiter.  [crispation,/'^ 

—,  s.  mouvement,  m.  agitation 
Fidûcial,  fi-diou' cbal,  a.    con 

fiant,  assuré. 
Fidûciary,    fi-diou'-chl-a-rl,  ». 

fiduciaire. 
—,  s.  fidéi-comraissaire,  m. 
Fie.  faî,  iat.  fi,  fi  donc. 
Fi.-f,  nf,  s.  fief,  m. 
Fivid,  nid,  s.  champ,  pré,  m. 


prairie,   carrière,  étendue,  pli- 
ce,  /. 

—  batile,  ».  bataille  rangée,  f. 

—  bed,  s.  lit  de  camp. 

— day,  »   jour  de  revue,  m. 
— of  baille,  s.  champ  de  batail- 
le, ni. 

—  màrahal, s. maréchal  de  camp. 

—  luouae,  s.  mulot,  m. 

—  orficer,  s.  officier  de  l'état- 
major.  [/. 

—  pièce,  s.  pièce  de  campague, 
Fieiid,  flnnd,  s.  furie,  f,  enne- 
mi, démon,  m. 

Fîercc,  firce,  a.  farouche,  féro- 
ce, furieux,  violent, rude. 

Fierceljr,  fîrce'-li,  ad.  furieuse- 
ment, [rocité,  / 

Fierceness,  flrce'-nesse,    s.  fé- 

Fieriness.  fai'-eur-i-nesse,  ». 
chaleur,  fougue,  f. 

Fierjr,  faî'-eur-i,  a.  igné,  en- 
flammé, de  feu,  ardent,  fou- 
gueux. 

Fife,  faîfe,  s.  fifre,  m. 

— ,  1171.  jouer  du  fifre. 

Fifer,  faî' -fer,  s.  fifre,  joueur  de 
fifre  ,  m. 

Firieeu,  flf'-t!ne,  a.  quinze. 

Fifleenlb,  fif'-tînntb,  a.  S.  quin- 
zième. 

Fifib,  fifth.  s.  cinquième,  quint. 

—,  s.  quinte,  f.  cinquième,  m. 

Fifibly,  fifih'-li,  ad.  cinquième- 
ment, [tième. 

Fifiieih,  fif'ti-eth,  a.s.cinquaa- 

Fifiy,  fif'-ti,  a.  cinquante, 

—  fold,  cinquante  fois. 

Fig,  fig,  s.  figue,  f.  fie  (disease 
in  horses),  m, 

—  Iree,  s.  figuier,  m.  [m. 

—  ealer,— pecker,  ».  becfigue, 
—,  va.  mettre  martel  en  tète,  in- 
triguer. 

Figbi,  faîte,  va.  et  vn.  (foughl, 
fought),  combattre,  se  battre. 

—  il  oui.  vider  un  différend,  sa 
battre,  décider  une  dispute. 

—  oiie^s  wo)',  se  faire  jour  par 
lesarmes. 

—  a  baille,  livrer  bataille. 

—  a  duel,  se  battre  en  duel. 
— ,  «.combat, m. bataille,  mêlée/ 


FIL 


537 


FIL 


Fi'ghter,  fal''-tenr,  «.combattant, 

guerrier,  ferrailleur,  m. 
Figktiiig,   faï'-tinn£ne,  3,  com- 
bat, m. 

—  mcii,  S.  jjl.comtaflants,  hom- 
mes propres  au  combat,  m.  pi. 

FigmeiK,  fig'-menDt,s.  fiction,/'. 

Figméntal,  fig-meDn'-tal ,  o. 
imaginaire.  [le. 

Figuluie,  fig'Iou-Iéle,  a.  d'argi- 

Fj'gurnble,  flg'-iou-ra-bl,  a.  qui 
peut  prendre  une  certaineforme. 

Figuntl,  flg'-iou-ral ,  a.  qui  ap- 
partient à  une  figure. 

—  niimiters,  s.  nombres  qui  re- 
présentent des  figures  géomé- 
triques, m.  pi. 

Figiirate,  fig'-iou-réte,  a.  figuré. 

Figura tiou,  fig-iou-ré'-clieune, 
s.  chimère,  vision,  /.       [figuré. 

Figurative,    fig'-ieu-ra-tive,  a. 

FîguraliTcl}',  fig'-iou-ra-tive-li, 
ad.  figurément. 

Figure,  fig'-ioure,  s.  figure, 
forme,  image  ,  f.  chiffre,  m. 
«mal  acces8ors  uf  — ,  s,  fi- 
gurines, f.  pi. 

—  flinger,  s.  astrologue,  m 

—  ,va.  former,  façonner,  i.nagi- 
Der.  To  —  to  aiiu''8  self,  se 
figurer,  s'imaginer. 

— ,  vn.  figurer  (Ihéat.) 

Figurist,  fig-'-iou-riste,  s.  figu- 
riste,  m.  [fulaire,  f. 

Fiswuri,    flg'-oueurl,    s.    scro- 

FilâceouB,  filé'-cheuce,  a.  com- 
posé de  fils. 

Filaccr,  fil'-a-ceur,  s.  sorte  d'of- 
ficier de  la  cour  des  plaidoyers/. 

Filament,  fil'-a-menni,  s  fila- 
ment,m.  [ne,  noisette. /■. 

Filbcrl,     fil'-benrle,     s.    aveli- 

—  trce,  s.  avelinier,  coudrier, m. 
Filcb.   Ëlche^  va.  escamoter,  fi- 
louter. 

Filchcr,  aiche'-eur,  s.  filon,  )?i. 

Filchiiig,  fllche'-inngno,  t.  fi- 
louterie, f. 

File,  faîle,  s.  El  (suite  d'idée«), 
m.  liasse,  liste,  file,  f.  rang, 
ordre,  m.  colonne,  /.  lime,  f. 
fleuret,  )n. 

—  afier,  ad.i  la  file. 


—  leodet,  s.  chef  de  file. 

—  ofpearU,  s.  collierde perles. 

—  of  aoldici-B.  s.  file. 

—  dast.s,  limaille. 

—  streke,  s.  coup  de  lime. 

— »  va.  enfiler,  former  une  liasse, 

limer,  souiller. 
— ,  vn.   défiler,    marcher  en  file. 
Filcmot,    fil'-i-aiote,  a.  couleur 

de  feuille  morte. 
Filer,  faî'-leur,  s.  limeur,  m. 
Filial,  filMal,  a.  filai,  de  fils. 
Filially,  fiK-ïal-li,rK/.filialement. 
Filiation,    fil-i-é'-clieune,  s.  — 

tion,  r. 

Filings,  û'-linngz,  s.  limaille,  f. 

Fin,  fill,  va.  remplir,  emplir, 
farcir;  satisfaire,  contenter;  ac- 
complir (un  devoir). 

— ,  vn  se  remplir,  rassasier,  don- 
ner h  boire. 

—  out,  verser. 

—  iip,  ta.  emplir  tout  à  fait, 
combler. 

— ,  s.  suffisance,  satisfaction,  f. 
l'espace  entre  les  limons  d'une 
voi'.nre,soiil,m. 

—  horse,  s.   limonier. 
Filler,  fil'-leur,  s.  celui  qui  rem- 
plit, chargeur,  m. 

Fillet,  fiK-letl,  s  Blet,  frein,  m. 
bande,  tresse,  f.  —  i»  archî- 
tect,  filet,  astragale,  chapelet, 
m.  fusée,  f.  —  of  veai,  s. 
rouelle  de  veau,  f. 

— ,  va.  attacher  avec  une  bande, 
orner  d'un  filet. 

Filligree-work,  BK-li-grî- 

oueurk,  s.  filigrane,  m. 

Fillip,  fil'-lipe,  s.  chiquenaude,/'. 

— ,  va.  donner  uue  chiquenaude. 

Filly,  filMi,  s.  pouliche,/'.       [f. 

Filui,  filme,  s.  pellicule,  tunique, 

— ,  va.  couvrir  d'une  pellicule. 

Filiny,  fil'-mi,  «.  membraneux. 

Filter,  fil'-leur,  va.  vn.  filtrer. 

— ,  s.  filtre,  couloirà  filtrer,  m. 

Fiith,  filih,  s.  ordure,  impureté, 
corruption,  f. 

Fililiily,  fi.lh'-i-li,  ad.  salement. 

Filtliiuess,  filth''-i-nesse,  s.  sa- 
leté, A  [layures,  f.  pi. 

Fillliswept,  fllthz'-ouept,  s.  bi- 


FIN 


538 


FIR 


rilth^i  filth'-i,  a.  sale,  Inrtme, 
sorditJe. 

—  lucre,  1.  gain  dé?honnête,)îî. 
Fîliralc,  filMréle,  va.  fillrer. 
Filtrâtion,  fil-lré/-cbeune,s.  fil- 
trat! on,  /. 

Ffmbriulcd,  Hmm'-bri-é-ted,  a. 

frangé,  bordé  de  frange. 
FÎH,  fine,  s.  aileron,  »n.  nageoire,^. 

—  ruoled,  a.   à  pieds  palmés. 
Fiiiuble,  faï'-na-bl,  a.    amenda- 

ble.  [sif. 

Filial,    faî'-nal,  a.     final  ,    déci- 

Fiiiiilly,  faî'-nal-li,  ad  enfin,  fi- 
nalement. [/.  trésor,  ?)i. 

Fiiiâuce,   fi-nannce',  s.  finance, 

Financier,  fi -nann-ctre',  s.  fi- 
nancier, m. 

Finary.  fal'-na-ri,  J.  affinerie,  f. 

Fiiicb,  finnche,  s.  bou-vreuil, 
chardonneret,  m. 

FiiMl,  faïnnd,  va.  (found,  found) 
trouver,  fournir,  donner,  \oir, 
s'apercevoir, 

—  oui,  découvrir,  imaginer. 

—  in  oue^s  bearl,  avoir  envie 
de. 

—  out  one's  way,  se  conduire. 
Fiiider,  faïnnd'-cur,  s.  celui  qui 

trouve.  [tique,  m. 

FiiidfaiiU,   falnnd'-fâlt,  s.    cri- 

Fiue,  faîne,  a.  fin,  beau,  bel,  m. 
belle,  f.  propre,  brave,  net, 
clair,  raffiné.— and  «ofl,  doux 
au  toucher,  lu — ^  ad.  enfin. 

—,  s.  amende,  tolie,  f. 

—,  va.  mettre  à  l'amende,  raffi- 
ner, épurer,  affiner.  Fiuiug 
poi,  s.  creuset  à  affiner,  m. 

Fiiirdraw,  faîne'-draîi,  ta.  ren- 
traire.  [renirajeur. 

Fiiiedi'âwer,faïne'-dra'ù-eur,  5. 

Fiiiedrawiiig,  faîne'-drâû-inn- 
gne,  s.  renlraiture,  f. 

Fincaugercd,  faîne'-flnng- 

gueurd,  n.  adroit. 

Fiiiuly,  faïne'-li,  ad.  de  la  belle 
manière,  ricbemenl,  fort  bien. 

FiiieucBs,  faïne^-nesse,  s.  beau- 
té, finesse,  f. 

Fiiicr,  faî'-neur,  s.  alnneur,  m. 

Fiiiery,  faï'-neur-i,  s.  parure,  or- 
nement, m    affinerie,  f. 


Finesse ,  S'-nesse  ,   S,   finesse, 

subtiiilé,  f. 
Fiiiger,finng'-gueur,S.doigl,)n 

—  eiid.  s.  bout  du  doigt,  ))!.  A 
bi-eailtb,  un  travers  de  doigt 
Fore—,  index.  Ear  —  ,  lit<l< 
— ,  pelU  doigt.  Riiig~,annu 
laire.  Middie  —,  grand  doigt 

—  slall,  s.  doiglier,  m.pouiée,/'. 
— ,  va.    manier,    toucher    légère' 

ment,  jouer  d'un  instrument 
FiiigU-rAiiglp,    finng'-gi-fanng 

gl,  s.   bagatelle,  f.  [feclé 

Finicul,    fine'-ikal,   a.    fal,    .if- 
Fiiiically,  fine'-i-kal-U,  a(i.  avec 

fatuité.  r*.  fatuilé, f. 

Fiiiicaliiess,     fine'-i-kai-nesse 
Finish,    fine'-iche,    va     finir,  a 

chever,  perfectionner. 
Fiiiisber,   ftne'-iche-eur,  s.  ce- 
lui qui  finit,  finisseur,))!. 
Fiuisbiiig.  fine'-iclie-inngne  (of 

apicttire),  s.  finirnent,  rn, 
Fiiiiip,  faî'-nalte,  «.  fini,  borne 
FiiiiielcBs,    fal'-naîte-Iesse,   a. 

illimité. 
Fiiiitelj',   fal'-naïte-li,   ad.    jus 

qu'à  un  cerlain  point. 
Finitcness,  Finitude,  faï'-naï 

te-nesse,   naî-tioude,   ».  borne, 

limite,  f. 
Fiiiless ,    finn'-Iesse  ,    s.     sans 

nageoires. 
Fiiiny,  fin'-nl,  a.    qui  a  des  na- 
geoires, [de. 
Fiutoed,  finn'-lôde,  a.  palmipè- 
Fir,  fire,  s.  sapin,  bois  de  sapin, 

m. 

—  cône,  s.  pomme  de  pin,  f. 

—  «ree,  s.  sapn,  m, 

Fire,  laïre,  s.  feu,  m,  ardeur, 
f.  Saint  Aulboiiy's  —  ,  s 
érysipèle,  ni.  fire  1  firel  excl. 
au  feu  I 

—  arms,  s,  armes  à  feu,  f. 

—  bail,  s.  grenade,  f, 

—  brand,  s.  boule-feu,  tison, 
brûlot,  m. 

—  drakc,  s.  dragon   volant,   m, 

—  ran,  s.  écran,  m. 

—  furk,  s.  fourgon,  m. 

—  kiln,  s.  fourneau,  m. 

—  lock,  s.  fusil  i  rouet,  m. 


FIS 


539 


FIS 


—  -  maa,  »,  porapinr,  homme  vio- 

lent, m, 

—  new,  a.  battant  neuf, 

—  pan,  s.  bassinet,  m. 

—  sbip,  j.  brûlot,  m. 

—  sboTel,  s.  pelle  à  feu,  f, 

—  aide,  s.  fojer,  m.  famille,  f, 

—  stone,  s.  &tre,m. 

—  longs,  s.  pi.  les  pincettes,  f. 

—  wood,  j.  bois  de  chauffage,  m. 

—  irork,  s.  feu  d'artifice,  m. 

—  «orker,  ».  artificier,  m. 

— ivn.  prendre  feu,  s'enllammer, 
tirer. 

— ,  va.  mettre  en  feu,  incendier, 
embraser;  tirer,  faire  feu. 

— ,  (mil  command),  feu  1 

Virer,  fal'-reur,  s.  boute-feu,  in- 
cendiaire, m, 

Firiiig,  faV-rinngne,  ».  chauffa- 
ge, comuuslible,  m. 

Firk,  feurk,  va.  fouetter,  battre. 

Ffrkin,  feur'-kine,  ».  quartaut 
de  bière,  m-      [bière  en  détail. 

—  man,  ».    celui    qui    vend    la 
Fii'm,  feurm,  a.  ferme,  solide. 
— .  s    (in  trade), raison  sociale,^. 

—  ,  va,  établir,   confirmer,  ilxer. 
Fîrmamoiit,  feur^-ma-mennt,  s 

firmament,  m.  [lai,  o.  céleste. 
ï''È-rniaiiiéutal,feur^-ma-menn'- 
Firnil)',  feurra'-li,  ad.  ferme- 
ment, [meté,  conslance,^ 
Firnincas,  feurm'-nesse,  ».  fer- 
Ffrst,  feurst,  a.  premier,  le  plus 
ancien,  le  chef,  le  principal. 

—  boru,  —  got,  —  bcgoteu, 
S.  premier-né,  ni.        [m.  et  f, 

—  cousin,    s,  cousin    germain, 

—  fruils,  s.  prémices,  f.  pi. 

—  of  a  bénéfice,  s.  annates, 
f.pl. 

—,  ad.  premièrement,  d'abord, 
auparavant,  devant. —  or  lust, 
t6t  ou  tard    Al—,  ad.  d  abord. 

Firstling,  feurst'-linngne  ,  S. 
premier-né  (of  animais),  m. 

Fisc,  fî£k,  »  l'échiquier,  le  tré- 
sor, m. 

Fiscal,  riss''-ïai,  a.  fiscal. 

Fisb,  fiche,  s.  poisson.  —  (at 
cards),  s.  fiche,  ^  Ciired — , 
DOisson  mariné   Fricd— ,  pois- 


son frit,  friture.  Sait  —,  peis. 
son  salé.  Odd — ,  original. 

—  bone,  s,  arête. 

—  day.  s.  jour  maigre,  m. 

—  garlb,».  écluse,  boude,  f, 

—  book.  S  hame(;on,>n. 

—  kettle,  —  pan,  s.  poisson- 
nière, f. 

—  markel,  ».  poissonnerie,  f. 

—  meul,  ».  repas  compo'îé  de 
poisson,  m. 

—  monger,  ».  poissonnier,  m. 

—  pond,  ».  vivier,  étang,  »i. 

—  room,  s.  boutique  à  poisson, ^ 

—  slice,  ».  truelle  à  découper  la 
poisson,  f. 

—  tub,  ».  cuvier,m. 

—  ^'oman,  ».  poissarde,  f. 
— ,  vn.  pêctier. 

Fisher,  fiche'-eur,  ».  pécheur. 

—  beat,  ».  bateau  de  pêcheur,  m 

—  man,  s.  pécheur,  m.  fche,/". 
Fisbery,  fiche^-eur-i,  ».  la  pô 
Fisbrui,  fiche' -foui,  a.   poisson 

neiix.  [rie,  pêche,  f. 

Fisbing, fiche'-inngne,».  pêcliB' 

—  lackle,  s.  attirail  de  pêche. 

—  Hue,  s.  ligne,  f. 

—  rod,  ».  scion  de  ligne,  m, 
Fisbify,  ficheM-fal,  va.  devenir 

poisson. 

Fi'shy,  fiche'-i,  a.  poissonneux, 

Fiasiile,  fis''-siie,  a.  facile  à  fen- 
dre, fissile.  [se  fendre. 

Fissfiity,  fis-siK-i-ti,  ».  qui  peut 

Fissure,  fiche'-chioure,  ».  fente, 
fissure,  f. 

Fist,  feusie,  ».  poing,  m. 

— ,  va.  frapper  du  poing,  em- 
poigner. 

Fisied,  fist'-éd,  a.  qui  a  le 
poing,  an  poing.  Close  — , 
poings  fermés.  —  club—,  qui 
a  de  grosses  mains.  -^ 

Fisticuffs,  fisMi-keuffz,  s.  coups 
de  poing,  combat  à  coups  de 
poings.  [pistache,  f. 

Fisiuenul,  fis'-tckiou-neute,   s, 

—  Iree,  s.  pistachier,  m. 
Fislula,fis'-tchiou-Ia,s.  fistule,/". 
Fistular,  fis'-tchiou-iar,  <i.  fistu- 

laire.  [fistuleux. 

Fistulous,    fis'-lcbiou-leuce,  a. 


FIZ 


540 


FLA 


.  Fit,  fitt,  accès  de  maladie,  ca- 
price, transport  d'amoar,  déses- 
poir, m.  atuque,  folie,  f. 

— ,  a.  propre,  capable,  commode, 
juste,  à  propos,  prêt,  convena- 
ble, ntile.  Tomake—,  accom- 
moder. Il  Is— ,  11  appartient, 
il  convient. 

— ?  va.  accommoder,  préparer, 
assortir,  équiper,  mettre  en  é- 
tat,  convenir,  aller  à.  [ble. 

—1  vn.  être  propre, être  convena- 

—  Mp,  ajuster,  accommoder, m. 
Fiieh.  niche,  j.  vesce,  f. 
Filchat,  Fitchew  ,    filche'-itt, 

fif-lchoTi,  s.  putois,  m.  belette, 

/.  chafouin,  m. 
FHrul,ritt'-foul,  a.  fantasque. 
FUIy,  ntt'-ll,  arf.   proprement,  S 

propos,  convenablement,  juste. 
Fi»fie««,  fitl'-nesse,  s.  propriété, 

justesse,  bienséance,  f. 

—  of  ttme,  s.  opportunité,  f. 
FîMer,    fit'-teur,     s.  accommo- 

deur,  m. 

Fitiiug,  fit/-tlnngne,  t.  ajuste- 
ment ,  armement,  équipement 
d'un  navire,  m.  [pos. 

— ,  a.  convenable,  juste,  &    pro- 

Fi«i,  flz,  s.  flis,  m.  (ce  mot  ne 
s'emploie  jamais  que  dap«  les 
noms  propres). 

Fîvc,  faïve.  a.  cinq, 

Fi vcfalcl,faïve/ -fol d,a  quintuple. 

Fi»c8,  faïvi,  ».  paume,  f.  avives, 
/.  [».  étoile,  f. 

Fivcroot,  falie'-foute  (starlish), 

Fil,  fiks,  va.  fixer,  attacher,  ar- 
rêter, choisir  [s'attacher. 

—  ,  vn.   se  fxer,  se    déterminer, 

—  oiie^s  se./,  s'établir. 
Fixed,  fikst,  a.  fixé,  appliqué. 

—  stars,  t.  étoiles  fixes,  f.  pi. 
Fixcdly,     fik'-sed-h,   ad.    fixe- 
ment 

Fixeducss,  Fixétiou,  nk'-sed- 
nesse,  fik-sé'-cheune,  »,  appli- 
cation, stabiliié,  f. 

Fiiidity,  Fiiity,  fik-cid'-i-tl , 
fik'-ci-ti,  s.  fixité,  f. 

Fiitiire,  fiks'-tchioure,  s.  chose 
fixe,  à  demeure,/. 

Fiisig)  fii'-gis,  ».  fouèue,  /. 


Ffaile,  fli'-il,  «vesse,  f> 

—,  un.  vesser. 

Fii«ler,rii'-il-eur,s.Tesscnr,m, 

FIÂlibiaess,  flab'-bi-nesse,  ». 
flacidité,  A 

Flniiby,  Dab'-bl,  a.  mollasse, 
mou,  m.  molle,  f. 

Flâiiile,  flab'-ile,  a.  facilement 
atialta  par  le  vent 

Flncrid,  flak'-cid,  o.  Oasqne, 
faible,  languisfani. 

Flaccidily,  flak-cid'-l-ti,  ».  fai- 
blossi,  relâchement,  m, 

Flag,  tag,  vn  pendre,  flotter, 
s'alii..jser,baisser,se  flétrir,  lan- 
guir, [abattre;  daller. 

— î  va.  laisser  tomber,  affaisser, 

— •,  ».  pavillon,  Wî.  bannière,  dal- 
le, f.  glaïeul,  m.  \m. 

—  broom ,    s.    balai    de  joncs, 

—  offlcp,s.  chef  d'escadre,  m. 

—  «bip,  ».  pavillon,  m. 

—  staO,  s.  hampe,  f. 

Flàgelet,  fladje'-i-lette,  s  fla- 
geolet, m.  To  play  ou  tbe — , 
jouer  du  flageolet. 

Flagellation,  fladje-el-lé'-cheu- 
ne,  s.  —  tion,  f.  [faiblesse,  f. 

Flâggiucss,    flag'-gui-nesse  ,  s. 

FIAggy,  flag'-gui,  a.  faible,  flas- 
que, mou. 

Flagftloiia,  fla-djiche'-enco,  a. 
méchant,  abominable,/. 

Flagitîousncss.  fla-djiche^-ea- 
ce-nesse,  s.  méchanceté. 

Fl&gon,  Oag'-eune,  s.  flacon, 
pot,  m.         [ardeur,  f.  feu,  m. 

Flâgrancy,      flé'-granQ-ci,      ». 

Flagrant,  flé'-graant,  a.  notoi- 
re, insigne,  ardent. 

Flagrâtion,  fla  jjré'-cbeune,  ». 
combustion,/. 

Flàil,  fléle,  ».  fléau  (agr.),  m. 

Flake,  fléke,».  flocon,  m.  écail- 
le, lame,  /. 

—  of  ûrv,  ».  étincelle,  /. 

—  of  icc,  ».  glaçon,  m. 

—  of  Biiovr,  ».  flocon,  m» 
— ,  va.  mettre  en  flocons. 

— ,  vji.    se  peler,    s'exfolier,    se 

briser.  [cons, en  feuilles: 

Flàky,  flé'-ki,  a.    faible,  en  flo- 

Flam,  flame,  <  sornette,  fable/- 


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FLA 


—,  va.  tromper,  meolir. 

Nâmbeau,  Dainm''-bô,  S  flam- 
beau, 7)1. 

Flanie,  flémc,  S.  flamme, /[■  feu, 
m  ardeur,  passion,  f.  objet  de 
passion. 

—  coloured,  a.  couleur  de  feu. 

—  ,  vn.  flamber,  s'embraser. 
Flâmeu,  flé''-mène,s.  flamine,»!. 
Flâuiiug,    fië''-minugne ,  a.   en 

feu  ardent. 
Flammability,  flam-ma-bil'-l-ti, 

s.  inflammabililé,  f. 
Flânimeous,  flam''-mi-eQce,   a. 

enflammé. 
Flammireroua,  flam-mir-i-reu- 

ce,  a.  qui  porte  la  flamme. 
Flumj',  flé/-mi,a.  flamboyant. 
Flank,  flaungt,  ».  flanc,  côté,»!. 

—  ,vn-  flanquer,  prendre  en  flanc. 
Flâiiker,  flanngk'-eur,  s.  flanc, 

flanqueur,  m. 

Flâuuel,  flan''-oel,  (.  flanelle/. 

Flap,  flape,  I.  toute  cbose  qui 
pend,  tape,  f.  coup,  m.  (  of 
a  coat),  basque,  /.  pan.  (  of 
breeches),  pont    de  culotles, 

'    m.  (ofaboes),  oreille,  f. 

— ,  va.  frapper,  battre,  battre  de 
l'aile,  balancer. 

—  down,  abattre,  baisser. 

,  vn.  battre   des  ailes  ;  battre, 

retomber.  [va.  dévorer. 

Flâpdragon,   flape'-drag-eune  , 

—  ,  s.  espèce  de  jeu. 
Flâpeared,    flapMrd,    a.  qui  a 

de  grosses    oreilles  pendantes. 

Flare,  flére,  vn.  étinceler,  bril- 
ler, éblouir. 

Flâring,  flé''-rinngne,a.  éblouis- 
sant. 

_  fop,  I.  damoiseau. 

—  rake,«.  petit-maître  débraillé. 
Flash,   flaolie,    ».     impétuosité, 

flamme  subite,  f.  (of  Ujibi- 
uiug),  éclair,  m.  (of  watcr), 
jaillissement,  m.  éclaboussu- 
re,  f.  (of  wlib),  trait  d'es- 
prit, /.  (of  tbe  eje),  «.œilla- 
de,/. 

—,  vn.  reluire,  éclater,  rejaillir, 
avoir  des  saillies. 

_,  va.  faire iaii'U.  baj^per  l'eau. 


Flâshily,   flache'-l-ll,   ad.  ave* 

éclat 

Flâshing,  flache'-inogne,  J. 
élan  de  clarté,  m.  éclabonssure, 
f.  [perficiel,  fade. 

Flâsby,    flache'-i,  a.    subit,  su- 

Fla^k,  flask,  s.  bouteille  plate, 
corne  à  poudre,  f. 

Flâskei,  flask'-ilt,  s.  corbeille, 
manne,  f.  grand  plat,  m. 

Fiat,  flalt.a.  plat,  fade,  insipide, 
faible,  TO.  To  grow — ,  s'ava- 
chir. —  flsb,  s.  carrelet,  m. — 
long,  ad.  à  plat.— and  plain, 
a.  franc  et  net.  —  driuk,  t. 
boisson  éventée,  f.  —  on  tbe 
groiiud,  par  terre.  To  lay, 
makc — ,  aplatir,  aplanir. 

—  iiosed,  a.  qui  a  le  nez  camus, 
camard. 

— ,  s.  plaine,^,  bémol;  banc  de 
sable,  écueil,  m. 

— ,  va.  aplatir,  presser. 

— ,  vn.  s'aplatir,  s'éventer, 

Flâilj-,  flalt'-li,  ad.  tout  net,  Ê 
plat,  de    niveau,    entièrement. 

Flâtiit'Es,  flall'.nesse,  s.  plati- 
tude, égalité,  insipidité,  f,  (of 
di'ink),  goût  de  boisson  éven- 
tée, m. 

Flâtten,  flal'-tn,  va.  aplatir,  la- 
miner, afaiblir,  rendre  faible, 
insipide,  faire  éventer. 

— ,  vn  s'aplatir,  s'affadir,  deve- 
nir insipide,  s'éventer. 

FIniceniiig,  flat'-tn-inngne,  a. 
aplatissement. 

Flatter,  flai'teur,  va.  flatter, 
louer,   cajoler. 

— ,  s.  lamineur,  laminoir,  m, 

Flâttercr,  flat'-ttur-eur,  s.  flat- 
teur, [flatteur, 

Fiâiiei'iiig,  flal'-îeur-inngne,  a. 

FlâlteriugI),  flal'-teur-inngne- 
li,  «(/.flalieusement. 

Flâttery,  flal'-teur-i,  S.  flatterie, 
cajolerie,  f.         [lissement,  m, 

Flaitiiig,  flat'-tinngne,  s.  apla- 

—  buiuiuer,  s.  flaioir,  m. 

—  uiill',  s.  laniiucir,  m. 
Flâitibb,  flal'-tîtbe,  a.  fade,  un 

peu  piat.  [s.  flatuosilé,  f. 

Flâiulc'ucv,  flaiclieMeu-lean-ci» 


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FLE 


Flâtiilciit,  flatche'-iou-lenDl,  a. 

flalueux,  gonflé,  ampoulé. 
Flatuôsiiy,   fl.itche-iou-oss'-i-ti, 

s.  flatuosité,  f. 
FlàtiiouB  ,    flalche^-iou-euce,  n> 

flalueux,  pleia  de  vent. 
FIAïus,  Dé'-teuce,  a.    llatuosilé, 

f.  souSe,   yent,  m. 
Fla(wi*e,0all'-oua!ze,n(2.à  plat. 
Flatiiit,  flanot,  va.  se  carrer,  se 

pavaner,  s'éleudre,  s'élargir. 
— ,  j.  parade,/',  éialage,    m.    os- 

tenlalion,  imperlioeucc,  f. 
Flâuutiiig,     flannt'-inngne,    n. 

pimpant,  s.  fanfaron, sm. 
Flàvour,  flé'-veur,».  fumet,  bon 

goût,  m.  [flatte  le  palais. 

Flàvoroiis,  flé'-veur-euce,<i.  qui 
Flaw,  flâîl,  s.  défaut,  m.  paille, 

fente,  crevasse,  f.  —  (in  oue's 

nails),  j.  envie.  —  (ofa  deed), 

s.  nullité,  f. 
—fVa.  fendre,  briser,  violer. 
FlawlesB,   flâii'-lesfe,  a.  parfait. 
Fluwn,  flâùne,».  flan,  m. 
Fldwy,  flaû'-l,  a.  défectueux. 
Flaz,  flaks,  s.  lin, m. 

—  comb,  ».  séran,  m.  [m, 

—  dresser, s. sëranceur,  fliassier, 

—  made  ready  to  spin,  5.  fi- 
lasse,/'. 

—  mail,  s.    sérancier,  m. 

—  aeed,  s.  semence  de  lin,  f. 

—  weed,s.  lin  (a  plaol),  m. 
F16ien,flak'-sn,  a    de  lin, blond. 

—  liair,   ».  cheveux  blonds,  m. 
F1.1J,  fié,  va.  écorcber.  [pi. 
Flûyer,  flé'-eur,  s.  écorcheur. 
Flâyiiig,  flé'-inngne,  s.  éco-rcha- 

mcnl,  m. 

—  lioiise,».  écorcherie,  f. 
Flea,  fli,  ».  puce,  f.        [puce,  f. 

—  bile,  — biliiig,  ».  morsure  de 

—  bitteii,  a.  mordu  de  puces. 

—  bit,  a.  moucheté. 

—  wort,  s.  herbes  aux  puces. 

—  5  va.  ôler  les  puces. 
)Pluak,  flike,  ».  flocon,  m. 
Fleam,    flime,  ».  flamme,  h  sai- 
gner le  bétail,  f. 

Fleck.  FU-cker,  flek.flek'-keur, 

va.  tacheter,  mouciieler. 
ricckt,fieki.  a.  tacheté. 


Fled,  flèd,  prêt,  et  part,  do 
Fiée  et  de  Fly. 

Fledge,  fledje,  vu.  emplumer, 
garnir  de  plumes,  d'ailes. 

FIcdgcd,  fled'-djed,  a.  emplu- 
mé,  en  étal  de  voler. 

Flie,  fli,  vn.  (fled.  fled),  s'en- 
fuir, fuir. 

Fleece,  fllce,  s.  toison, f. 

—,  va.  tondre,  dépouiller. 

Fléeeed,  flîst,  a.  couvert  d'une 
lotson. 

Floecjr,  fll'-ci,  a.  laineux. 

Fleer,  flîr,  ».  raillerie,  f.  poli- 
tesse ironique. 

— ,  vn.  railler,  se  moquer  avec  un 
semblant  de  politesse. 

Fleej,  fllte,  ».  flotte,  f.  baie,  cri- 
que, f. 

—,  a.  vite,  léger,  écrémé. 

— ,  va.  fuir,    pas.^er  rapidement. 

— ,  t)Ji.  effleurer  l'eaUjVivre  joyeu- 
sement, [sager 

F!éetiiig,  fltte'-inngne,  a.    pas- 

Fléeily,  filie'-li,  uii.avecvitesse. 

Fléeiness,  fitte'-nesse,  ».  vi- 
tesse, f. 

Flesb,  f  ècbe,  ».  chair,  vian- 
de, f.  Baw— ,  t.  chair  vive,  f. 
■  n  —  aud  blood,  en  chair  et 
en  os.  To  eat — ,  faire  gras. 

—  brolb,  s.  bouillon    m. 

—  colour,  s.  couleur  de  chair,  f. 

—  day,  s.  jour  gras,  m. 

—  Oy,  mouche  à  viande,  /. 

.—  book,  s.  croc  à  viande,  m. 

—  mcat,  s  nourriture  aninoale; 
viande,  f. 

—  monger,  ».  entremetteur,  m< 

—  pot,  ».  marmite,/'. 
Fléabliiiesa,   flècbe'-li-nesse,  ». 

sensualité,  pesanteur,  f. 

Fléablusa,  fièche'-lesse,a.  mai- 
gre, [sensuel. 

Flécbly,   flèche'-li,   ».   charnel, 

Flé«by,  fléche'-i,  a.  cliarnu. 

FIew,  K\an,prét.  de  Fly. 

Fleiibflily,  fleks-i-bil'-i-ti,  f. 
—  lilé,  souplesse,  f. 

Flexible,  fleks/-i-bl,a.  flexible, 
souple,  docile. 

Fléiibleiiess,  nekiM-bl-n«£3« 
«,  flexibilité,/. 


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FLO 


Fléiioii,  flek'-cheune,  s,  act. 
de  couiber.rs.    [nexueux,lorlu. 

Fléxuous,    flek'-chiou-euce,    s. 

Fléxure,  flet'-cbioure,  s.  cour- 
bure, f. 

Flickcr,  flik'-eur,  un.  voltiger, 
battre  des  ailes,  -voleter. 

FIfer,  flaî'-eur,  s.  fujard,  vo- 
lant, balancier,m. 

Fliglit,  flaîte,  s.  fuite,  f.  —  (of 
birds),  s.  volée,  bande,  ^.  vol, 
m.  (of  a  staircase),  j. rampe. (of 
fancj),  s.  essor,  m. 

—  shot,  s.  coup  de  flèche   m. 
FHghty,    flaî'-ti   a.    étourdi,  lé- 
ger, imaginaire. 

Flimay,  flimm''-si,  s.  mince,  mol- 
lasse, faible. 

FliuL'h,  flinnche,  vn.  se  retirer, 
abandonner,  cesser,  tergiverser. 

Flîuchor,flinacbe'-eur,3.  tergi- 
versateur,  m. 

Fling,  flinng,  S.  lardon,  coup, 
m.  escapade,  ruade,  f. 

—,  (flung,  fluog),  va.  jeter,  lan- 
cer, renverser,  abattre. 

—  anay,  prodiguer  i  exposer  , 
se  retirer. 

—  dovrn,  démolir. 

—  off,  manquer. 

—  oui,jeter  dehors,  exposer. 

—  iip,  jeter  en  haut,  abandonner. 
Fliuger,      flinng'-eur,    s.    celui 

qui  jette,  etc.  [re  à  feu,  f. 

Fliu<,flinat,  j.  caillou,  m.  pier- 

—  glaS8,  S.  cristal,  m. 
Fliuty,    flinnC-i,    o.  dur,  cruel, 

plein  de  cailloux.  [f. 

Flip,    flip,   s.    boisson   cordiale, 

Flipflap,  flip'-flap,  s.  tintamar- 
re, m.  [loquacité,  f. 

Flippancy,      flip''-pann-ci,     s. 

Flippaut,  flip'-pannt,  a.  égril- 
lard, vif. 

—  discoui'se,  s.  discours  vague. 

—  tougue,  s.  langue  bien  pen- 
due. 

Flippantlf,  flip'-pannt-li,  ad. 
coulammenf,    en    Davard. 

Flirt,  fleuri,  va.  mouvoir  rapi- 
dement, jeter,  lancer. 

»,  un.  folâtrer,  coqueler. 
rt«.    boutade,  raill«rie,  chique- 


naude, coquette,  courtisane,^, 
sarcasme,  m. 

Flirtâtiou,  fleur-té^-cheune,  s. 
mouvement  perpétuel,  m.  co- 
quetterie, ^. 

Flit,  flite,  vn.  déménager,  fuir, 
être  inconstant. 

Fliteh,flitcbe,  s.  flèche,  de  lard. 

Flitter,  flii'-leur,  s.  lambeau, 
m.  guenille,  f. 

—  mouse,  s.  chauve-souris,/'. 
Flitiing,  riit'-tinngne,  3.  offen- 
se, f.  voltigemenl,  m. 

Flix,  fliks,  s.  duvet,  m. 
Float,    flAe,   I.    train    rocheux, 
flotteur,  liège  d'une  ligne,  m. 

—  boai,  s.  radeau,  jîi. 
— ,  va  flotter. 

— ,  vn.  inonder. 
Flôàthig-bridge,  flô'-tinngne- 

bridje,  s.  pont  flottant,  m. 
Flok,   flok,  s.  troupeau,  m.  (of 

peoplL.),s.foule,^.  (ofwuoi), 

flocon  de  laine,  f. 

—  bed,  s.  matelos,  m. 

—  pnper,  s.  papier  tontisse,  ?>i. 

—  ,v)i.  s'attrouper;  aller  ou  ve- 
nir en  foule. 

Flôckiug,  flok'-inngne,  s.  con 
cours,  m   affluence,  f. 

Flog,  flog,  va.  fouetter,  fusti- 
ger, punir, 

Flood,  fleud,  s.  flux,  déluge,  m. 
inondation,  mer,  /.  fleuve,  tor- 
rent, m.  (of  women),  mens, 
trues, /■.  pi.  Uigb  — ,s.  haute 
marée,  f.  Young  —,  s.  bassa 
marée,  f.  [m. 

—  of  tearti,j. torrent  de  larmes, 

—  gâte,  s.  écluse. 

Floiik,  flouk  (of  an  ancbor),  s. 
palte,  f. 

Floor,  flore,  s.  plancher,  m. 
(•tory),  s.  ét.ige,  m.  aéré,  ta- 
blier, m.  An  iiilaîd  — ,  S.  par- 
quet, 7)1.  Ground  —,  s.  rez-de- 
chaussée,  m.  Tivo  rouiue  of 
a  — ,  deuï  chambres  de  p!a:n 
pied. 

— ,  vn.  inonder,  submerger. 

— ,  va.  planelleier. 

Flooring,  llô  -rinngnne,  ».  plan- 
cher, presque  nu. 


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FLU 


Flop,  flop,  va.  remuer  les  ailes 

avec  bruit 
Floral,  fia'-ral    a.  floral. 

—  leaf,  s.  bractée,  f. 
Florence,    fior'-ennce,  ».  drap 

ou  \in  de  Florence,  m. 

Florc-t,  fiô'-rett,  S.  fleuron,  m. 
fieuieite,  f.  [meil. 

Florid.  fiorMd,  ./.    fleuri,  Ter- 

Floi'idiicss,  —  dity,  flor''-id- 
nesse,  i-ti,  s.  brillant,  m.  fraî- 
cheur du  teiut,  f.  (of  atyle), 
stjle  fleuri,  m. 

Florirerous,  flft-rif'-fireuce,  a, 
florifère. 

Fléi-iu,  flor'-ine,  s.  florin,  m. 

FUiUt,  flâ'-riste,  s.  fleuriste, 
m.  elf. 

Floss,  flofse,    s.  duvet,  m. 

—  silk,  s.  filoselle,  /. 
Fiole,  va,  voyez  Fioal. 
Flôison,    floit'-seuae,   $.    épa- 
ves, f.    pi. 

Flouiice,  fIaounnce,VR.  le  plon- 
ger, se  Irériiousspr. 

—  ,  va.  oruer  de  falbalas. 

— ,  about  faire  le  hargneux. 

^,  s.  falbala,  m. 

Flôiiiider,  flaounn'-deur,s.  car- 

relel,  m.  plie,  limande,/. 
— ,  tiii  se  débattre, s'agiter. 
Floiir,  flaocr,  s.fleur  de  farine,/. 
.— .  la.  moudre,  enfariner. 
Flùiirisb,    fleur'-icLe,   lîi.  être 

daubun  état  prospère,  employer 

nn    langage    fleuri,    préluder, 

réussir. 

—  a  swoi'd,  faire  le  moulinet. 

—  a  tnimpei,  sonner  des  fan- 
fares. 

—,  va.  fleurir,  orner  de  fleurs, 
broder,  orner  de  traits  de  plu- 
mes. 

— ,  s.  parade,  /.  fleuron,  cadeau, 
préli;de,  moulinet,  m.  (iii 
booke),  ».  vignette,  /.  (in  lo- 
Tc),  S.  fleurettes,  /.  pi.  (iu 
l'heloi'ic),  s.  fleur,  /.  (of  a 
irnmiift).  s.  fanfare,  /. 

Flôniisliiiig,f  eur'-iche-inngne, 
a.  fleurissant,  florissant. 

Floiii,  flaoule,  s.  insulte,  rail- 
lerie. .'. 


— ,  ti(i.  railler,  insulter. 

—  ,tin.  se  moquer.  [m. 
FI6ii(er,  flaou'-teur,  «.  railleur, 
ï'Iow,  flô,  un.  couler,  découler, 

venir,  monter,  affluer. 
— ,  va.  inonder.  [fusion,  /. 

—,  s.  flux,  »i.  abondance,  /.  ef- 
Flôwer,   flaou'-eur,  s.  fleur,  /, 
fleuron,  m.  Bed  of—  a,    plan- 
che   de  fleure.    Group    of — , 
massif  de  fleurs. 

—  garden   s.  parterre,  m. 

—  de  liice,  s.  iris,  fleur  de  Ils 
(Lias.); 

—  work,  t.  ouvrage  à  fleurs,m. 

—  po<,  s.  pot  de  fleurs,  m. 

— ,  l'n  fleurir,  mousser,  être* 
la  fleur  de  l'âge.  [ries. 

— ,  tYi.  orner  de  fleurs,  de  brode- 

Flôwerage,  flâou^-eur-édje,  s. 
tiouquet,  m.  [fleurs 

Flôncred,    flaou'-eurd,     a,    à 

Flônerei,  flaou'-eur-elt,  «.fleu- 
rette,/. 

Flôweriuess.  flaou'-eur-i-nesse, 
s.  abondance  de  fleurs. 

Flônerj^,  flaou'-eur-i,  a.  orn< 
de  fleurs,  plein  de  fleurs. 

Floning.flè'-iungne,  a.coulant. 

— ,  s.  l'action  de  couler,  etc.,  /. 
flux,  m.  [coulamment. 

FIciniugly,    fl6'-inngne-li,    ad. 

Flonu,fl4ue,  part,  de  Fly. 

Fluctuant,  fleuk'-tcbiou-annt , 
«.  flottant,  irrésolu. 

Flùcluate,  fleuk'-tchiou-éte, 
171.  balancer,  flotter,  hésiter. 

Flùctuatiug,  fleuk''-tchiou-éte- 
inngne,  a.  incertain. 

Fluctuâliou,  fieuk-tchiou-é'- 
cheune,  s.  agitation,  incertitu- 
de, irrésolution,  /. 

Flue,  fliou,  s.  duvet,  poil; 
tujau  de  cheminée,  m. 

Fluélliu,  fliuu-ei''-leiin,  s.  vé- 
ronique, /. 

Flùcucf,  fliou'-enn-ci,  s.  fa- 
clliié,  volubiliié,  /.  [aise. 

Flùcnl,  fliou'-ennt,  a.  coulant, 

— ,  s.  le  ai  de  l'eau,  le  courant 
de  l'eau,  m. 

FlùL'iitly,  fliou''-ennt-li,  ad.  as 
fi'  de  l'eau,  coulamment. 


FLU 


545 


FLY 


riûld,   fliouMd,  a.  $.  fluide,  li- 
quide. 
Fliiiditjr,     Flûidiic»,   fliou- 

id'-i-li,  nesse,  ».    fluidité   /. 
Fluke,  fliouke,  s.  plie,^  carre- 

lei^  m.  (of  an  ancbor),  ».  patte 

d'ancre,  f. 
Flûmmery,    fleum'-meur-1,    s. 

bouillie  d'aToine,  f. 
Fliing,  fleunng, part,  de  Fling. 
Fluor,  fliou'-or,  ».  état  fluide; 

fluor  ;  lochies,  f.  pi, 
Flûrr}',   fleur'-ri,    a.    désordre, 

coup  detent,  m. 
Fliish,  flenche,  vn,  couler  aYec 

violence  ;    accourir  ,  venir   en 

hile  ;  rougir  (du  visage). 
— ,  va.     colorer,    faire     rougir, 

enorgueillir. 

—  up,  monter.  [gueur. 
— ,  a,  animé,  frais,  plein  de  vi- 
— ,  ».  fraîcheur,   rougeur  (du  vi- 
sage), f.    accès,  rouge,  m.    {m 
carda),  ».  flux,  fredon,  m. 

—  of  joy,  ».  excès  de  joie,  m, 
Flûsbiug,    fleucbe'-inngne,  i. 

rougeur,  f.  rouge,  m. 

Flûster,  fleuss'-leur,  va.  échauf- 
fer, exciter,  enivrer,     [entrain. 

— ,   vn.    s'échauffer,    se    mettre 

— ,  s.  transport,  emporlement.m. 

Flûte,  flioute,  ».  fliite,  chalu- 
meau, m.  cannelure,  f.  Dena 
hvd— ,  ».  flûte  douce  f.  Ger- 
■nau— ,  ».  flûte  traversière,  /. 
To  play  the    —,  jouer  de   la 

— ,  ta.  canneler.  [flûte. 

— ,  in  jouer  de  la  flûte. 

Flûtings,  fliou^-tiQDgz,  «.  can- 
nelures, f.  pi. 

Flûlter,  fleut^-teur,  vn.  se  tré- 
mousser, voltiger, alleret  venir, 
s'agiter,  être  agité. 

—5  va,  mettre  en  désordre, 
ahurir,  troubler. 

— ,  s.  trémonssemeni,  fracas,  dé- 
sordre, m.  vibration,  f. 

Flûtlering,  fleut'-teur-inngne, 
5.  trémoussement,  fracas. 

Fliivi&iic,  —  lile,  fliou-vi-ate'- 
ik,  a.  fluviatile. 

Flux,  fleuks,  s.  flui,  concours, 
m.  afûuence]^. 


— ,  va.  faire  saliver,  fondre. 

— ,  a   inconstant,  sans  durée. 

Vluxility,  fleuks-il'-i-ti,  ».  fu- 
sibilité, f.  [vation,  f. 

Flûiiiig,  fleuks'-inngne,».  sali- 

Fli'ixîoii,  fleuk^-cheune,  $ 
fluxion,  /.  écoulement,  m. 

Fly,  flaï,  in.  (fiew,  flown),  vo- 
ler, s'envoler,  fuir,  s'enfuir,  sa 
sauver,  se  révolter,  éclater, 
attaquer. 

—,  va.  fuir,  éviter,  faire  par- 
tir, faire  voler.  [pandre. 

—  abroad     or  about,    se    ré< 

—  at,  se  jeter  sur. 

—  «way,  s'envoler,  s'enfuir. 

—  back,  faire  un  saut  en  ir- 
rière,  reculer,  biaiser. 

—  for  refuge,  se  réfugier. 

—  from  justice,  se  sous* 
traire, 

—  iu  a  battle,  tourner  le  dos. 

—  iii  pièces,  éclater,  se  briser. 

—  iuto  a  passiou,  se  mettre 
in  colère. 

—  off,  reculer,    biaiser. 

—  oue's  country,  quitter. 

—  opcn,  s'ouvrir  de  soi-même. 

—  out  (iu  expenses),  prodiguer, 

—  the  liingdom,  émigrer. 

—  up,  vn.  monter. 

— ,  ».  mouche,  f.  diligence,  f. 
(of  an  engine),  volant,  m.  gi- 
rouette, f.  battant  de  pavillon, 
m.  God— ,  ».  taon,  m.  Spa- 
nish— ,  ».  cantaride,  f, 

—  blow,  ».  tache  de  mouche,  f 

—  beat,»,  flibot,  riûle(mar.). 

—  calcher,  s.  attrapeur  da 
mouches,  nigaud,  m. 

—  0«P,  ».  chasse-mouches,  m. 
Fij/bionr,    flal'-blô  ,  va.    gâter, 

corrompre.  [i  la  mcuclie. 

Fly/flsh,  flal'-flche,  vn.   pêcher 
Fly'er,  flal'-eur,  ».  celui  qui  se 

sauve,  volant  de  pendule. 
Fly'iug,  a.  qui  vole,  au  vol. 

—  coacli,  ».  diligence,  f. 

—  camp,  ».  camp  volant,  m. 

—  coloi:rs,  ».  bagues  sauves,^ 
-~  borse,  ».  cheval  ailé,  m. 

—  report,»,  bruit  qui  court,  m, 

—  out(ora  vault),».  poussée,/: 

35 


FOI 


546 


FOM 


foal,  fAI«,  s.  poulain,  m.  pon- 
llche,  f. 

—  of  an  aas,  s.  ânon,  m, 

—  ,  va.  pouliner,  &nonner. 
Foam,  fême,  vn.  écumer,  mou- 
tonner ;  être  en  rage. 

Pâamy,  fô'-mi,  s.  écunaeuz. 

—,  s.  écume,  f.  [rie,/'. 

Fob,  fob,  s.  gousset,  m.  trompe- 

— ,  ua.  duper  tricher  au  jeu,  re- 
faire. 

Focal,  lo'-kal,  a.  focal. 

Férus,  fô'-keuce,  ».  foyer,  »i, 

Fédder,  fod'-deur,  $,  fourrage, 
m.  p&ture,  f. 

—,  rn.  affourager. 

— ,  rn.  fourrager. 

Fôildcrer.  fod'-deureor,  s. 
fourrafreur,  m. 

Féddoriiig.  rod'-deur-inngne, 
s.   affouragement,  fourrage,  m. 

Foe,r6,  (.  ennemi,  persécuteur, 
m. 

Féetua,    fl'-teuce,   s.   foetus,  »n. 

Fog.  fog,  5.   brouillard,  m. 

Fôggily,  fog'-gui-li,  ad.  obscu- 
rément ,  dans  le  brouillard  , 
dans  les  nuages. 

Vôgginot»,  fog'-gui-nesse,  s. 
élat  brumeux,  obscur. 

Fôggy,  fog'-gui,  o.  de  brouil- 
lard, brumeux,  sombre, obscur, 
grossier,  épais. 

Fob  !  fo,  lut.  fil 

Fôible.  fo!'-bl,s.  faible,  m. 

Foil,  foïl,  va.  vaincre,  déjouer, 
surpasser. 

—,  s,  fleuret,  m.  défaite,  f.  faux 
pas,  désavantage,  clinquant,  m. 
ce  qui  rehausse  une  chose. 

Fôilcp,  foïl'-eur,  j.Tainqueur,m. 

Foiu,  folne,  «    botte,  f.  coup, m. 

—,  la.  porter  une  botte. 

Foiiiiiigly,  fo!ne'-inngne-ll,  ad. 
de  manière  i  porter  une  botte. 

Fôiaou,  fol'-zn,  >.  foison,  abon- 
dance,^. 

Foisi,  foîste,  va.  fourrer,  glis- 
ser, insinuer  (par  artifice). 

Fôisiinesg,  foïste'-i-nesse,  s. 
moisissure,  f. 

F6i*ij'.  foïsie'-l,  a.  moiti. 

"^^  «.  filouterie,  f. 


Fôialer.  folste'-eur,  s.  flion,  ni. 

Fôld,  fflid,  s.  plissure,  f.  pli  m. 
(for  skecp),  berger  e,  f.  parc, 
troupeau,  m.  T^o— ,  le  dou- 
ble. Three — ,  triple,  etc.,  etc. 

—,  va.  (folded,  folded,  folden), 
plisser,  plier,  parquer,  enve- 
lopper, serrer,  enlacer. 

—  double,  plier  en  deux. 

—  ,vn.  se  plier,  se  replier. 

—  one^a  arma,  croiser  les  bras. 
Fôlder,     fAI'-deur,    s.    plieur, 

plieuse,  pliolr. 
Fôlding,   ffti'-dinngne,    a.   qnl 

se  plie,  à  plier. 
— ,  ».  parcage,  pliant. 

—  bed,  ».  lit  de  sangle,  m. 

—  chair,  s.  chaise  pliante,^. 

—  door,  s.  porte  brisée,  f. 

—  acreeii,  s.  paravent,  7". 

—  a«Ick,  .ç.  plioir,  »).  [follMé. 
Foljâceoiis,  fô-li-é^-cheuce,  a. 
Fôiiage,  fô'-li-édje,  ».  feuillage, 

1».  [du  métal  en  feuille. 

Foliote,     fô'-li-éte,    va.   battre 

Foliaiion,  fô-ll-i'-cbeune ,  »' 
feuillaison,  f. 

Fôliaiiire,  fft'-ll-a-tchionre,  ». 
élat  de  ce  qui  est  en  feuilles. 

Fôilo,  fô'-li-ô,  ».  nn  in-folio,  m. 

Folka,  fAkz,  ».  gens,  personnes, 
f.  pi.  monde,  m.  espèce  hu- 
maine, f.  [licule,  m. 

Féllicle,    fol'-ll-kl,  s.  (bo.),  fol- 

Fôllon,  fol'-lêv,  va.  suivre,  ser- 
vir, poursuivre,  succéder,  être 
la  conséquence  de,  imiter,  co- 
pier, obéir. 

— ,  un.  s'adonner,  s'appliquer, 
s^abandooncr.  It  FollowS)  il 
s'ensuit,  11  résulte. 

—  again,  resuivre. 

—  ibe  la^,  étudier  en  droit. 

Fôllower,  rol'-14-enr,  ».  secta- 
teur, disciple,  m.  imitateur, 
suite,  f,  [suivant. 

Fôllowiug,    foK-IA-inogne ,  a. 

Fàll)',  fol'-li,».  folie,  f.  vice,  nu 
soilise,  f. 

Foméiil,  fô-mennt',  va.  ani- 
mer, fomenter,  entretenir. 

Fameut&lion,fô-menn-té<'-cfaeB- 
ne,  ».  —  tlon,  f. 


FOO 


547 


FOR 


Foménicr,  fô-mennMenr,  f. 
fomenlateur,  m. 

Fond,  fonnd,  a.  passionné,  in- 
dulgent, bon,  badin,  rolâtre, 
vain,  fou,  folle.  To  be  —  of, 
êlre  passionné  pour,  aimer. 

Fôndie,  fonn'-dl,  va.  dorloter, 
choyer. 

Fôiidier,  fonn^-dl-enr,  s.  ce- 
lui qui  dorlote. 

Fôiidling,  fonn'-dl-inngne,  a. 
mignon,  favori. 

— .  s.  enfant  gâlé,  m. 

Fôiidlf,  fonnd'-li,  ad.  passion- 
nément, indiscrètement. 

Fduduess,  fonnd^-nesse,  s.  pas- 
sion, douceur,  tendresse,  f. 

Fâutanel,  Fouliiicl.  fonn''-ta- 
nel,  li-nel,  s.  fontanelle. 

Fouts,  fuantz,  fonts  baptis- 
maux ,))Z.   m.         [aliment,  jn 

Food,    foîid  ,   8     nourriture,  f. 

Fôodrul,  fôùdMonI,  a.  nourris- 
sant. 

Fool.  fôUl,  a.  sot,  simple.  To 
make  a  —  of  ooc,  se  mo- 
quer de.  To  play  the  —,  fo- 
lâtrer. —  trup,  s.  piège  pour 

— ,  vn.  badiner,  jouer,     [les  sots, 

Fôolboru,   fôùl'-born,   a.  idiot. 

Fôolvr;,  fô&l'-eur-i,  s.  folie,  sot- 
tise, f.     [nesse,  s.  témérité,  f. 

FouUiardiness,       fo'ùl-har''-di. 

Foolhârdy,  fotil-har'-di,  a.  té- 
méraire, [sot, 

Féoliah,    fo'ùl'-iclie,    a.  simple, 

Fôolishly.  fauK-iche'li,a<i.  fol- 
lement, sottement. 

FôolishucM,  fo'ul'-lche-nesse , 
s.  simplicité,  folie,  indiscré- 
tion, f. 

Fool,  fotitt  (feet),  s.  pied,  bas,  m. 
—  by  —  ,  ad.  pied  à  pied. 
(of  a  glass),  patte,  f.  (of  a 
pillard),  base,  f.  (of  compas- 
sés) ,  jambe,  f.  (paw),  s.  pat- 
te, f.  (soldiers),  s.  infanterie,/'. 
To  go  on  — ,  aller  à  pied. 

Foot,  va,  aller  k  pied,  marcher, 
danser. 

—,  I  a.  fouler  aux  pieds,  donner 
des  coups  de  pieds,  ressemeler. 

—  bail,;,  ballon,»!. 


—  board,  s.  marchepied,  m. 

—  cloih,  s.  tapis  de  piedjjn. 

—  boy,  s.  petit  laquais,»!. 

—  Company,  s.  compagnie  dla» 
fanlerie,  /. 

—  bold,  s.  marchepied,  m. 

—  mau,  s.  laquais,  fantastiD, 
coureur,  in. 

—  pace,  ad.  pas  à  pas. 

—  pace,  s.  estrade,  f.  palier,  m. 

—  pad,  .1.  voleur  à  pied,  m. 

—  path,  $.  sentier,  m. 

—  po«i,  ».  messager  à  pied,  m. 

—  race,  s.  course  &  p'ed,  f. 

—  soidîer,  s  fantassin,  m, 

—  ■tall,  s.    étrier  de  femme,  m. 

—  «tep,  a,  démarche,  trace,  f, 
marcbepi£j,»i. 

—  stool,  «.  marchepied,  m. 

—  stowe,  s.  chaufferette,/'. 

—  way,  s.  trottoir,    m.  sentier. 
Fôoted,  foTile'-id,  a.  aux  pieds, 

qui  a  des  pieds.  Fia»—,  s.  pied 
plat,  m.  Four  —,  s.  quadru- 
pède, m. 

Fùotiug,  fôùte'-inngne,  «.  trace 
piste,  situation,  /.  pied,  pié' 
ton,  chemin,  commencement,»! 

Fop,  fop,  s.  petit-maître,  fre 
luquet,  m.  [lou,  sot,  Ȕ' 

Fopdôodie,       fop-doù'-dl ,      »■ 

Fôppvry,  fop'-peur-i,  ».  aifec* 
tation,  sottise,  /. 

Fôppisb,  fop'-piche,  a.  recher- 
clié,  affecté.  [avec  vanité. 

Foppishly,      fop'-piche-li,     ad. 

FoppîHbuess,  10  p^-picba- nesse, 
s.  impertinence. 

For  for,  pr.  pour,  par,  de,  ft, 
pendant,  quant  à,  malgré,  no- 
nobstant que.  —  ail,  quoique. 

—  ever,  pour  toujours.  —  pi* 
•y,  par  pitié.  —  your  sake, 
pour  l'amour  de  vous. 

— ,    c.   car,  parce   que,  afin  que. 

—  as  ntuch  as,  c.  d  autant 
que,  parce  que. 

Forable,  for'-a-bl,  a.  que  l'on 

peut  ouvrir. 
Forage,    for'-édje,  s.    fourrage, 

m.  provisions,  /  jà. 

—  ,t"(.  piller,  ravager. 
— ,  VU.  aller  au  fourrage. 


FOR 


5k8 


FOR 


Férnger,  for'-édje-eur,  ».  fonr- 
rageur,  m.  [a.  Iroué. 

Foi'âiniiioiis.  fd-rarae'-i-neuce, 

Forbodc.  prêt,  de  Forlied. 

Forbéar,  for-bér«',i'n  (furbare, 
forbore,  forborDe),  cesser,  se 
retenir,  prendre  patience. 

— )  va.  épargner, supporter, éviter. 

—,  ad.  laissez  cela. 

Forbcarauce,  for-bére'-annce, 
J.  patience,   disconllnuation,^. 

Forlu'd,  for-bid',  va.  (''orladc, 
forliid,  forbidden),  défendre, 
inteidire. 

Forbiddancc,  for-bid'' -dannce, 
s.  déren«e,  prohibition,  f. 

Forbidden,  part,  de    Forbid, 

Forbiddeiily  ,  for-bid'-dn-ii , 
ad.  illicilement. 

Forbidder,  for-bid'-deur,  S.  ce- 
lui   qui   défend. 

Forbfddiiig,  for-bid'-dlangne, 
s.   défense.  ^. 

— ,  a.  rebutant. 

rorhôrv,  prêt,  de  Forbonr. 

Foi'bôi'ii,  part,  de  Foa*hear. 

Force,  force,  s.  force,  vifrueur, 
violence,  nécessité,  /.  forces, 
troupes,  f.  pi. 

— ,  va.  forcer,  réduire,  contrain- 
dre, violer,  pousser.         [goce. 

—  a  trade,  faire  valoir  son  né- 

—  a  ivord,  forger  un  mot. 

—  back,  repousser. 

—  iii*  enfoncer,  cogner. 

—  Oiit,  chasser  de  force. 

—  wool,  rafraîchir  la  toison, 
Fôrcedly,    fôr'-ced-li,  ad.    par 

force.  [sani,  fort. 

Fôrceful,    f4rce'-foul,     a.  puis- 

Fôrcetiill}',  firce'-foul-li,  ad. 
parforce.  [ble. 

ForcelesB,    fôrce'-lesse,  a    fai- 

Fôrceps,  for'-ceps,  s.forcep^,m. 

F6rccr,  fôr'-ceur,  s.  ceiui  qui 
force. 

Fôrcible,  fôr'-ci-bl,  a  puis- 
sant, efficace,  impétueux. 

Fôrcibicnesti,  fôr'-ci-bl-nesse, 
s.  violence,  f. 

Fôrcibly,  f6r'-ci-bli,  ad.  puis- 
samment, par  force. 

Fôrd,  fôrd,  ».  gué,  courant,  m. 


— ,  l'a.  guéer,  passera  gué. 

Fôrdable,  fôrd'-a-bl,  a.gnéable. 

Fore,  fore,  o.  antérieur. 

— ,  pr.  devant,  avant,  anpara- 
vant.  —  aiirt  after,  (ma.)  de 
l'avant  à  l'arrière. 

Foreadvise,  ffire-ad-valze',  t'a, 
prévenir. 

Forenppofut,  fôre-ap-poïnnt''; 
Vil.  ordonner  auparavant. 

Forearm,  fflre-arm',  10.  ar- 
mer par  avance. 

Forebôde.  fire-bfide',  va.  pré- 
sager, iniliqiier, 

Foreby',  fôre-baî',  pr.  près  de, 
tout  près  de. 

Forecâm,  fôre-kast',  va.  (fore- 
cast,  forecast),  préméditer,  pré- 

— ,  s.  prévoyance,  f.  [voir. 

Forecéstcr,  fôre-kast''-eur,  s. 
celui  qui    prévoit.  [m 

Fôrecastle,  s.  gaillard  d'avant, 

Forechôvc»,  fôre-tch6-zn,  a 
élu  d'avance.  [cité. 

Foreci'tcd,  fftre-sal'-ted,  a.  pré- 

Foreclôso,  fôre-kl6ze',  va.  ex- 
clure, [cour,  /■. 

Forerôiivt,  f8re-kôrte',s  avant- 

Foredeck.  fôre'-dek,  s.  (mar.) 
gaillard  d'avant.  [viner. 

Foredéem,  fôre-dlme'.  Va.   de- 

Foredéeniiiig,  fdre-dlmeMnn- 
gne,  s.  conjecture,  f. 

Foredcsigii,  fôrc-di-saïne',  va. 
projrter. 

Fori'dà.  fore-doW,  va.  (foredid, 
foredone)  ruiner,  perdre. 

Foredoiiig,  fSre-dôù'-inngne, 
s.  dérogation,  f. 

Foredôoin,  fôre-ddîime',  va, 
prédestiner.  [de  devant,  f. 

Foredoor,    fôre^-dôr,    s.     porto 

Féreeiid.  fôre'-enn'i,  s.  partie 
de  devant,  f. 

Forcfatliers.  fôre-fa'-thearz,  s. 
pi.  ancêtres,  m. pi. 

Foreréiid,  fôre-fennd',  va.  dé- 
fendre, prévenir,  préserver. 

Forefiuger.  fôre'-finng-eur,  s 
l'index,  III.  [vant,  ?». 

Fùredap.    fôre'-flap,    s.  le    de- 

Fôrefoot,  fôre'-foTilt,  (fore-feet;, 
s.  le  pied  de  devant,  m. 


FOR 


549 


FOR 


Foreg6,  fôre-gô',  va.  (fore- 
wcyitj  foregone)  céder,  quilter, 
abandonner,  se  désister. 

Foregôer,  fôre-gô'-eur,  s.  pré- 
curseur, ancêtre,  m. 

Foregôiug.  Côre-gô'-inngne,  a. 
précédent. 

Fôregroiiiid,  fdre'-graounnd,  s. 
devant  d'un  tableau,  m. 

Foreguéas,  fôre-guesse',  va. 
de-viner. 

Fôrekuiid,  fôre^-bannd,  $.  de- 
vant d'un  cheval,  m.  avant- 
main,  ^  [ni.  Iiardiesse,/'. 

Fôrehend,    fér'-héde,   s.  front, 

—  clotk,  s.  fronleau,  m. 

—  of  a  lioi'se,  s.  clianfrein,  m. 
Forc>b6ldiiig,rôre-bôld''-inngne, 

.9.  prédiction,  /. 

Forcign,  for'-ine,  a.    étranger. 

Foreiguer,  for'-ine-eur,  *.  é- 
tranger,  aubain. 

Fôrcigiiiicss,  forMo-nesse,  s. 
éloignement. 

Forciuaâgiiie,  fôre-i-mad'-dji- 
ne,  va.  présumer. 

FôreborHC,  fôre'-bârce,  ».  che- 
val de  devant,  m. 

Fori-jiidge,  fôre-jeudje',  va. 
préjuger,  être  prévenu. 

Forekiiôw,  fôre-nô'  (foreknew, 
forelinown),  va.  savoir  d'a- 
vance. 

Fori-kiKlwable ,  fâre-n&'-a-bl, 
a.  qui  peut  être  prévu. 

Forekudviiedgc^  fôre-nôK- 
èdje,  s.  prescience,  /. 

Fôrclaud,  fôre'-lannd,  (.  poin- 
te, f.  cap,  m. 

Fôrelokcs,  fôreMoks,  s,  che- 
veux de  devant,  m.  pi, 

Foreiiiau,  fôre'-mane  ,  S.  celui 
^ui  marche  le  premier,  chef, 
77).  —  of  a  f>ko|i,  s.  clief  de 
boutique,  î)i.  —  of  the  jury, 
s.  chef  des  jurés,  ni. 

Fôrcniasl,  fore'  masie,  t,  m&l 
de  misaine,  m. 

Forcménliouvd,  fôre-menn'- 
cheunnd,  a.  dont  ou  a  fait 
mention  auparavant,  ci-des- 
sus. 

Fôremoslt  fôre'-moste,   a,  pre- 


mier. First  aud  —,  ad.  pre- 
mièrement. 

Foreiiâuio,  fôre-iiéme'j  va. 
nommer  auparavant. 

Forenânicd,  fôre-némd',  a.  ci- 
dessus  nommé.  [matin,  m. 

Fôreiioon,    fftre'-nôùne,    s.    le 

Foreuôtice,  fôre-nô'- tice,  s. 
avis  donné  d'avaace,  m, 

Foréusie,  fô-renn'-cik,  a.  du 
barreau. 

Foreordaln,  fôre-or-déne',  va. 
préordonner,  prédestiner. 

Férepart,  fôre'-parte,  s.  le  de- 
vant, m.  [cédant. 

Foi'cpasl,    fâre-past',    a.  anié- 

Fôrcprise,  fôre'-praîze,  s.  ex- 
ception, f.  [mier  rang,  m. 

Féi'erank,  fére'-ranngk,  i.  pre- 

Poi-erûn,  fêre-reune',  va.  (fo- 
reran,  forerun)  devancer,  an- 
noncer. 

Féreriiuner,  fêreZ-reune-eur, 
s.  avant-coureur,  précurseur, 
prélude,  m. 

Féresail,  f6re/-séle,  S.  la  m\- 
saine,  f, 

Forcsûy,  fôre-sé'  va.  (forc- 
said,  foresaid),  prédire,  prés»- 
ger. 

Foreaée,  fôre-sl'  (foresaw,  fo- 
reseen),  va.  prévoir,  pénétrer. 

Foreséeiiig,  fôre'-sl-inngne,  S. 
prévoyance,  /.         [qui  prévoit. 

Forcséer,   fôre-slre',    s,    celui 

Forcsbàiue,  fôre-chérae-',  va. 
couvrir  de  honte. 

Fôresbip,  fâre'-chipe.  S,  l'a- 
vant d'un  navire,  m. 

Forc9b6ricn,  fftre-chor'-tn,  va. 
raccourcir, 

ForesbAw^  fôre-cliô',  va%  mon- 
trer, présager,  prédire. 

F<iresigb(,  fôre'-saïle,  s.  pré- 
voyance, prescience,  f. 

Foresfgbiful ,  fôre-saïle'-fcul . 
a.  prévoyant.        [va.  présager, 

Faresigiiify,        fûre-sig/-ni-fa:. 

Foresbirt,  s.  barque,  /. 

Fôrcskiu,  fâre'-skine^  j.  pré- 
puce, m. 

Fupfslâck,  fôre-slak',  va.  n» 
gliger  par  paresse. 


FOR 


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FOR 


Foreslôw,  fôre-sl6',  va.  retar- 
der, négliger,  [dire. 

Forrspéuk.,  fôrespike',  «n.pré- 

Fôi'cipéu",  fôre-spennt' ,  o. 
épui.-é. 

Foiespûrrer,  fôre-speur'-eur , 
S.  avant-coureur,  »?. 

Fôrcst,  fo'-rest,  s.  forêt,  f.  — 
of  tati  treem,s.    haulefiitaie, 

—  n'oi-k,  s,  verdure,  f.  [^. 
Fûrvsiake,      Mre'-sleke,   s,   a- 

vanl-pion,  m. 

Fôresiall.  fôre-stfflll'.un.  préoc- 
cuper ,  accaparer,  anticiper, 
surprendre. 

Foresiâllvr,  fôre-slSûl'-leur, .?. 
monopoleur,  m.       [restier,  m, 

Fôi-ester,    for'-rest-leur,  s.    fo- 

F<Si'cia8<e,  fôre'-tésle,  S.  avant- 

gOÛt,  ))!. 

— ,  va.  goûier  par  avance. 

Foreiâsicr,  fore-léste'-eur,  s, 
celui  qui  fait  l'essai. 

Ftfieteetb ,  fôre'-tilb  ,  s.  pi. 
dents  de  devant,  f. 

Forvtéli,  ffire-tell,  (foretold, 
foretold),  ua.  prédire,  présager. 

Forcléller,  tôre-tel'-leur,  s. 
prophè:e,  m. 

Forc'iL-lliiig ,  fare-lel'-linngne, 
s.  prédiction,  f. 

Forctbiiik,  rôre-lhinngk  (fore- 
thougbl,  forethought),  va.  pré- 
méditer. 

Férctkougbt,  rôre'-thâùte,  s. 
prévoyance,  prémêdilation,  f. 

Foreiokcn,  fôre-iy-kn,  S.  pré- 
sage, signe,  m. 
va,  pronostiquer. 
retop,    fôre'-top,   i.  devant, 
tour  de  cheveux, m. 

-  gallaut-mast,  *.  perroquet 
d'avant,  tn, 

—  masi.  petit  hunier,  m. 
ForeTÔucked.rôre-vaoutcL'-ed| 

a.  déclaré  d  avance. 
Fôrcward ,     fôre'-ouard,     ad. 
— ,  s.  avanl-garde,  f.    [en  avant. 
Forenâi-ii,       fôre-ouarn',     la. 

avertir  par  avance,  défendre. 
Forewâruing,   fôre-ouaru/-inn- 

gne.  s.  averlissement,  m. 
Fôrewkeel,  fôre'-QulIe,  j.  roue 


de  devant,^,  train  de  devant,ni 

Fàrewiud,  fôre'-OUîïnnd.  (. 
vent  en  poupe,  m 

Forenfsk,  fôre-ouichrf',  t;a.  dé- 
sirer par  avance. 

Forenoni,  fflre-ou6rn',  a.  usé, 
gâté,  effacé. 

Forteit,  for'-flte,  s.  amende, 
faute,  f.  (in   a  bargain),  dédit, 

—,  a.  confisqué.  [m. 

—,  va.  forfaire,  manquer,  con- 
fisquer, perdre.       [confiscable, 

Fôi-feitable,     for'-fite-a-bl,    a. 

Fôi-feiture,  for'-fite-ïoure,  8, 
amende,  confiscation,  f. 

Fut-reud,  for-fennd^,  va.  préve* 
nir,  préserver  de. 

Forge,  fordje,  s.  forge,  f. 

—,  va.  forger,  contrefaire.  In- 
venter. 

Forger,  fôrd'-djeur,  s.  forgeur, 
inventeur,  forgeron,  m.  (of  fal- 
se  deeds),  s.  faussaire,  m. 

Forgery.  fôre'-djeur-i,  *.  faisifi- 
caiion,  fausseté,  /". 

Forge»,  tor-guelt',  (forgat,  for- 
gol,  forgolten,  forgol),  i-'a.  ou- 
blier, négliger.  [oublieux. 

Forogdtrul,    for-f uett'-foul,    a. 

Forgé tfuluess,  for-guett'-fûul- 
nesse,  s.  oubli,  m. 

ForgéOer,  for-guef-leuF,  S. 
celui  qui  oublie. 

Forgive,  for-guive',  (forgave, 
forgiven)  va.  pardonner,  re- 
mettre, [s.  pardon,  m» 

Forgi»ciio»Be,for-guiïe'-nesse, 

Forgiver.  for-iuive'-eur,  s.  ce- 
lui qui  pardonne. 

Forgi  vi'iig ,  for-guive'-inngne, 
s   pardon,  m.  [Forgel. 

Foi'gôt ,     for  gott' ,     prêt,     de 

Forgôttuu,  lor-got'-tn,^ûrf.  de 
Forge». 

Fork,  fork,  s,  fourchette,  four- 
che, pointe,  f  gibet,  »!. 

— ,  !  n.  se  fourcher. 

Fôiki'd,  fai'-ked,a,  fourchu. 

Fôikedij',  for'-ked-li,  ad.  ea 
fourche,  [s   état  fourchu. 

Forkcducss,        for'-ked-nesse, 

Foikkoad.  fork'-héde,  (,  poia« 
te  de  fourche,  f. 


FOR 


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FOR 


Fôrky,  for'-ki,  a.  fourchu. 

Forlôi'ii,  forlorn',  a,  abandon- 
né, démonté,  délaissé,  déses- 
péré, perdu,  méprisable. 

Furlôriiues* ,  for-lora^-nesse, 
s.  abandon,  m.  misère,  soli- 
tude, f. 

Form,  form  OU  firm,  S.  forme, 
figure,  formalilé,  f.  banc,  m 
(in  a  school),  s.  classe,  f.  (of 
a  hare),  s.  gîte,  m.  Set  —,  s. 
formule,  f.  modèle,  m.  To  sot 
a—,  va.  composer  une  for- 
mule. In  due  —,  dans  les  rè- 
gles. For  — '■  suko,  pour  la 
forme. 

— ,  va.  former, faire. 

— ,  vn.  se  former. 

Formai,  for^-mal,  a.  formel, 
précis,  afecté,  étudié. 

Foi-iualisni,  for'-mat-izm,  $. 
cérémonial,  m. 

Fôriualist,  for'-mal-lste,  s.  for- 
maliste, m,  et  f. 

Formâlity,  for  mal'-i-ti,  S.  for- 
malité, forme,  affectation,  bien- 
séance, f.  costume  de  cérémo- 
nie, m.  To  pei-rorm  a  — , 
remnlir  une  forjnalilé. 

Fôruialize,  for'-ma-laïze,  vn. 
faire  des  formalités,  être  céré- 
monieux [formalité. 

Fôrnially,   for'-mal-li,  ad.  avec 

Foriuâiiou,  for-mé^-cbeune,  s. 
formation,  f. 

FôruiatiTe,  for'-ma-tive,  S. for- 
mateur, Irite.  [forme,  fait. 

Former,  form'-eur,  s.  celui  qui 

— ,  a.  premier,   précédent,  passé. 

Fôrmerly,  fùr'-meur-li  (id.  au- 
trefois, jadis.  [formidable. 

Formidable,    for''-mi  da-bl,    a. 

FôrmidablcucKS,  for'-mi-da- 
bl-nesse,  s.  qualité  de  ce  qui 
est  formidable,  /. 

FôrmidabI)',  for'-ml-da-bll,  ad. 
d'une  manière  formidable. 

Fôrmless,  form'-lesse,  a.  in- 
forme. 

Formula,  Formule,  for'-miou- 
la,  for'-mioule,  s.  formule,  /. 

Fôrmularjr,  for'-miou-la-ri,  t. 
formulaire,  m. 


Fôrnicale,      for'-ni-kéte,     t)Kj 

forniquer. 
For«iicâ«iou,for-ni-ké''-cheunei 

s.  —  tlOD,  f, 

F6i'uicalor,  for'-ni-ké  leur,  3. 
fornicateur,  m.  [«.concubine,/'. 

Fôruicu(re>s,  for^-ni-ké- tresse, 

Fursâke,  for-séker'  (forsook, 
for^aken),  va.  délaisser,  aban- 
donner, renoncer,  quitter. 

Foraâker,  for-sé'-lieur,  t.  celui 
qni  abandonne,  renonce,  apos- 
tat, renégat,  m. 

Foi'sâkiiig,  for-sé'-kinngnei  «. 
abandonuemenl. 

Forséok ,  for-sôùk',  prêt,  dt 
Forsake. 

Forsôoili,a(2.  en  Térité. 

Foi'swear,  for-souére'  (fors- 
ware,  forswore,  forsworn)  va. 
abjurer,  répudier,  renoncer. 

— ,  vn.  sa  parjurer,  faire  um 
faux  serment. 

ForsTOéarer,  for-soué'-reur,  (. 
parjure,  m. 

Fori,  fûrlt,  5.  fort,  m. 

Fôi-ied,  fôrl'-ed,  a.  garni,  pro- 
tégé par  des  forts. 

Forib,  fôrth,a(2.  en  avant,  en- 
suite, au  dehors,  en  public. 
Aud  so- ,  ainsi  de  suite.  To 
•et  —  on  a  journcjr,  (.  se 
mettre  en  chemin. 

—,  prép.  hors  de. 

Fortbcomiiig,  fôrth-keum'-inn- 
gne,  II.  prêt  à  comparaître,  qal 
va  comparaître. 

—,  s.  comparatlon,  f. 

Forthissuing ,  l6rth-icheMoa- 
inngne,   a.    sortant. 

Foribright,  fôilh-raïte' ,  ad, 
tout  de  suite.  [conlinent. 

Foi-lbwilb,  fôrth-with',  ad.  in- 

Fôrtieth,  for'-ti-èth ,  a.  qua- 
rantième. 

FértiOuble,  for/ti-fal-a-bl,  a. 
qu'on   peut  fortifier. 

ForiiBcâlion,  ror-ti-fi-ké'-cbeu- 
ne,  <.  —  tien,  f. 

Féi'lifler,  ror-li-faïeur,  s.  in- 
génieur, suppôt,  fauteur,  m. 

Fôi-tif; ,  for'-ii-laï,  va.  forti- 
fier, munir,  affamer.  [m. 


FOR 


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FOU 


F6r(lB ,    fôrte'-lne,    (.    fortin, 

F<Sril(ude,  for'-ii-lioude,  s.  for- 
ce, grandeur  d'âme,  f. 

Foi'tlet,  rarlt/lett,  s.  petit 
fori,  m.  [zalne,  f. 

i'ôrluiglh,  rortt/-DaIte,  1.  quin- 

Fôrtrcas,  Tor^-lresse,  >.  forte- 
resse, f.  apput.  [fortuit. 

FortûKous,  for  tiou'-i  teuce,  a. 

Fortûliousljr,  foi-tiou'-i-teuce- 
II,  ad.  fortuitement. 

Forlûilousiie**,  for-tiou'-i- 
teuce-nesse,  >.  accident,  ha- 
sard, m.  [heureux. 

Fôi'tiiiiate,   for'-lchiounéte,  a. 

Fériuiiatcly,  for'-lchiou-néte- 
li,  ad.  heureusement. 

Fériunateiicss,  forlcbiou-né- 
te-nesse,  s    bonheur,  m. 

Fortune,  for'-lchioune,  ».  for- 
tune, destinée,  f.  bien,  m. 
biens,  m.  pi.  richesse,  f.  riche 
parti,  m.  Ta  take  oue'a  — , 
suivre  sa  destinée. 

—  bouk,  s.  grimoire,  m.  livre 
du  de.<^tin. 

—  huuier,  ».  celui  qui  chercte 
&  épouser  une  femme  riche. 

—  tell,  un.  dire  la  bonne  aven- 
ture, [aventure,  m. 

—  tellcr,  s,    diseur    de    bonne 

—  telliiig,  ».  bonne  aventure,/. 
Fôrtuued,  for'-tcbeunnd,  a.  ri- 
che. 

Fôrty,    for'-ti,    a.    quarante. 

Forum,  fV-reume,  s.   forum,  m. 

F6rward,  for'-ouard,  a.    libre, 
hardi,    avancé,  empressé,  anté- 
rieur, prêt. 
cbild,  ».  enfant  qui  profite. 
fruit,  s.  fruit  précoce. 
va.  avancer,  bâter,  accélérer. 
1  ad.  en  avant,  sur  le    devant. 
To  go  —  iii  leariiiug,  profi- 
ter,  faire  des  progrès.  To  go 
backnrards  aiid    — ,  aller  et 
Tenir,  se   contredire.    To  set 
— ,  pousser,  avancer    Set  |iut 
a  dock  — ,  avancer  une   uur- 
loge.  Front  Ibis  tiine  —,  dès 
lors. 

Fôrwamcr,  for'-ouardeur,  ». 
promoieurr  m. 


Fârwardly,    for'-ouad-ll,    ad. 

avec  ardeur,  empressement. 
Fôrwardiiess,  for^-ouard-nesse, 

s.  empressement,    progrès,  m. 

ardeur,  hardiesse,  assurance,^. 
For-nby,  for-oua!,  c. parce  que. 
Fosse, fosse,  ».  fossé, m. fosse,  (. 

—  way,  ».  grand  chemin,  m. 
F6ssli,  fos'-sil,  ».  fossile-  m. 
— ,  a.  fossile,  caché. 

Fdster,  foss'-teur,  un.  élever, 
encourager,    protéger,  nourrir. 

—  broiber,  s.  frère  de  lait,  m. 

—  cbild,  ».  nourrisson,  m. 

—  dam,  —  uiotber,  —  nurse, 
».  nourrice,  f. 

—  eartbf  s.  terre  qu'on  me 
autour  d'une  plante. 

—  falber,  ».  père  nourricier,  m. 

—  sisier,  ».  sœur  de  lait,  f. 

—  sou,  ».  nourrisson,  m. 
Fdsierage,     foss'-teur-idje,    « 

office  de  nourrice. 
Fésterer,      foss'-teur-eur,     s 
nourricier,  m.  [Fight. 

Fought,  fault,  prêt,  et  part,  de 
Foui,  faoul,  a.   sale,  vilain,  im- 
pur, méchant,  illicite.  To  fall 
—  upon  one,  maltraiter  quel- 
qu'un. 

—  copy,  ».  brouillon,  m. 

—  meaus,  s.  moyens  indélicats, 
m.  pi. 

—  vreatber,  ».  gros  temps,  m. 

—  wiud,  ».  vent  contraire,  m, 
— ,  va  salir,  gâter,  troubler, 
FoûlTaced,  faoui'-féste,  a.  laid. 
Foûluioutbed,  faouK~maou//îd, 

a.  insolent,  qui  a  toujours  l'in- 
jure i  la  bouche.         [nement. 

Foûlly,     faoul'-li,     ad.     vilai- 

Foûlucss,  faouK'oesse,  ».  sale- 
té, impureté,  noirceur,  f. 

Fouud,  faounnd,  l'a.  fonder, 
établir,  fondre. 

Fouudâtiou,  faounn-dé'-cbeu- 
ne,  s.  fondation,  source,  f. 
fondement,  m. 

Foûiided,  faounn'-ded,  a.  fer- 
me, inébranlable. 

Foûiidcr,  —  dresH,  faounn^- 
deur,  dresse,  ».  fondateur,  îji. 
fondatrice,  f. 


FRA 


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FRA 


—  of  métal/,  s.  frondeur,»)!. 
Foiiiider,    faounn'-deur,  vn.  é- 

chouer.    (as  a   sbip),   couler  à 

fond. 
—,  va. rendre  fourbu  (uncheval) 
Foûudcry,     faounn'-deur-i,    s 

fonderie,  f. 
iPouiidAiion,     faounn-dé'-cheu- 

ne,  s.  fondation,  f, 
Foûndling.  faounndMinngne,  s. 

enfant  trouvé,  m. 

—  Iiospital;  ».  hôpital  des  en- 
fants trouvés,  m. 

Fount,  FuûiitaîH,  faounni, 
faounn'-tine,  s.  fontaine,  sour- 
ce, f.  [plein  de  sources. 

PoûutfuI,      faounat^-foui,       a. 

Four,  fore,  a.  quatre. 

^  coi-nered,a.  quadrangulaire. 

-.^  double,  a .  plié  eu  quatre. 

—  fold,  a.  quatre  fois  autant, 
quadruple,  a.  sm. 

—  squai'e,  a.  carré. 

—  footcd,  t.  a.  quadrupède. 

—  handed,  s.  a.  quadrumane. 

—  «core,  a.  quatre-vingts. 

—  ,  s.  quatre,  m.  [torie. 
Fdurteen,  fôre'-ttne,  a.  qua- 
Féurteenth,     f6re'-tlnutb,     a. 

quatorzième.  [m. 

Foui-ih,    fôrth,    s.      quatrième , 

Fôurthly,  fôilh'-li,  ad.  qua- 
trièmement, [volaille,  f, 

Fowl,      faoul,     s.     ciseau,    m. 

— ,  vn,  chasser  aux  oiseaux. 

Fôwicr,  faoul'-eur,  s.  oiseleur, 
oiselier,  pierrier,  m. 

Fdwling,  faoul'-inngne,  s.  chas- 
se aux  oiseaux,^.  To  go  — , 
aller  &  la  cbasse. 

—  pièce,  5.  fusil  de  chasse,  m. 
Fox,  foks,    s.  renard,    individu 

rusé. 

—  case,f.  peau  de  renard,  f. 

—  ehasc',}.  chasse  au  renard,  f. 

—  Iiiiutcr,  j.  chasseur  au  re- 
nard, benêt,  igniirant,  m. 

—  lail,  s.  queue  de  renard,  ^. 

—  tpap,  j.  piège  k  renard,  m. 
Fôxsbip,  fols'-chipe,  s.  ruse,  f. 

qualités,  caractère  du  renard. 
Fruci,  frakt,  va.  briser,  fractu- 
rer, violer. 


Fr&cliou,  frali'-cheune,  s.  frac, 
tion,  querelle. 

Frâctioiial,  frak'-chenne-al,  a. 
fraclionnel,  maussade. 

Frâciioiis,  frak'-cbeuce  ,  a. 
hargneux. 

Frâctioa»ly,frak'-cheuce-li,«d. 
de  mauvaise  humeur. 

Fi-AciiouanesB,  frak'-cheuce- 
nesse,  j.humeurqucrelleuse, /". 

Fracture,  riak'-tcbioure,s.  frac- 
ture, ru[jture,^ 

—,  va  casser,  fracturer. 

Fragile,  fradje'-il,  o.  fragile, 
frêle.  [gililé,  f. 

Fragiiity,   fra-djiK-i-ti,  s.    fra- 

Frâgiuciit,  frag'-mennt,*.  frag- 
ment, re-te,  m. 

Frfigmenlar}',  frag'-menn-lar- 
i,  a.  composé  de  fragments. 

FrAgraiice,  — cy,  frê'-grannce, 
ci,  .*!.  odeur  suave,  f, 

Fragraiit,  fré'-grannt,  a.  odo- 
riférant. 

Fràgrauily,  fré^-granst-li,  ad. 
avec  bonne  odeur. 

—  s.  cahas  (pour  fruits), jonc  à 
cabas, m.  [faible. 

Frail,  fréle,  a.     frêle,     fragile, 

FrâilncBS,  Fràiliy,  fréle'-nes- 
se,  ti,s.  faiblesse,  inconstance,^ 

Fraise,  fréze,  s.  crêpe  au  lard,/'. 

Frame,  fréme,  un.  façonner,  for- 
mer, inventer,  construire,  ré- 
gler, exprimer. 

— ,  s.  forme,  châssis,  charpente, 
f.  fiit,  m.  figure,  bordure, 
structure,'  f.  aîiil,  cadre,  m. 
(of  artUts),  métier,  m.  (of  far- 
riers),  travail,  m,  (of  life), 
cours,  m.  conduite,  f.  (of 
mind),  disposition,  f.  To  be 
ou(.or — ,  être  hors  de  son  as- 
siette. [tier=. 

—  maker,  i,  fabricant  de  mé- 

—  work,  (.  charnente,  bâtis, 
carcasse,  ^. 

Frâmer,  fréme'-eur,  s.  ouvrier, 
auleur,  chef,  inventeur,™. 

Frâiuiiig,  fréme/'inngne,  s. 
chjirponle,  /". 

Frâuipold,  frsmm'-pêld,  a. 
bourru 


FRA 


554 


FRE 


Fr&iicbîse,  TrauD'-tchlze, «.fran- 
chise, f. 

—,  rn.  affranchir,  rendre   libre. 

Fràiii;ililc,  fraoc'-dji-Ll,  o.  fra- 
gile, [rai. 

Frank,  franngk,  a.    franc,  liLé 

—  bauk,  s.    douaire,  préfix,  m. 

—  cbase,  s.  éleiidue  de  pays  où 
l'on  peut  ch  i>ser,  f.      [leu,  m. 

—  rurm,   j.    fief    ea    franc   al- 

—  fee,  s.  franc  fief,  m. 

—  tord,  s.  droit  de  faire  par- 
quer, m. 

—  picdgc.  S.  ca'i  «  nement,  m. 
— ,  s.   franc,  m.    élabie  à  pures, 

lettre    affrnnchie,  f.    (in   Tur- 
kej"),  s.  chiétien,  m. 

—  5  va.  affrû[ichir,  engraisser, 
mettre  daus  un  tél. 

Fràubiiiceiise,  franngV-inn- 
ceniiCG,  s.  sorte  d'encens,  m, 

Fi'âukl)',  Tranngk'-li,  ad.  fran- 
cbenient,  ■voîunliers. 

Fi'ûiikness,  fiaaagk''-nesse,  I. 
franchise,  lilené,  f. 

Fi-ântic,  f.-anû'-tik,  a.  fou,  m. 
folle,  /.  f.éuélique. 

Frâuticly,  frann'-tik-M ,  ad- 
follement,     [s.  folie,  fureur,  ;". 

Frâulicuess,    rrann'-tiK-uesse, 

Fraternel,  fra-teur'-nal,  fî.  fra- 
ternel, [ad.  — ueiiemenl. 

Fratérually,      fra-teur'-nal-li, 

Fralëruilf.  fra-teur'-ni-ti,  s, 
fraleroilé,  f.         [fratricide,  m. 

Fratricide  ,    fratt'-ri-saïde,    s. 

Fruiul,  Fraûiluioiico,  Fruû- 
dulciicy,  fraude,  frau'-diou- 
leiruce,  lenn-ci,S.  fraude,  trom- 
perie, f 

Fraûdful,  Fraûdnieut.  frâQ- 
de'-foul,  frauu'-dioa-lennl,  «. 
frauduleux 

Fraûfluleutl}-,  Froûdfiilly, 
frdù'-diou-lennt-li,l'raude'-fuul- 
li,  ad.  frauduleusement. 

Fraugbt,    fr.iùte,    DO.   charger, 

— ,s.  cargaison,  f.  [être  à  charge. 

—,  û.  chargé,  rempli.  —  wilb 
coru,  chargé  de  blé, 

Fray,  fré,  S.  combat,  duel,  m. 
Ta  part  tbe  —,  séparer  des 
^eu-s  qui  »i  batten 


Fray,  vn.  frayer,  frotter. 
— ,  un.   effrayer,  intiraider, 
Frenk,  frike,  s.   fanlaisic,  f.  ca- 
price, [tasque. 
Fréakisb,    frike'-icbe,  a.     fan- 
Fréakikbly,   frike'-iche-li,    ad. 

capricieusement. 
Fréukiabiiess,    frike'-iche-nes- 
se,  s.    boutade,  humeur  capri- 
cieuse, f.  [rousseur,  f. 
Fréckle,    frck'-kl,    S.    tache   de 
Fréckly,— led,  frek'-kli,  kld,a. 

plein  de  taches  de  rousseur. 
Frée,  frl,  a.  libre,  exempt,  sin- 
cère, franc,  libéral,  aisé,  dé- 
gagé, innocent.  Tu  make  one 
—  of  a  ci<y,  donner  le  Uroi* 
de  bourgeoisie. 

—  l>oru,  a.  né  libre. 

—  cos«,  a.  sans  trais. 

—  qiiaricrs.  s.  discrétion,  f. 

—  gifi,  s.  don  gratuit, m. 

—  towii,  s.  -ville  franche,^. 

—,  va.  delivrer.affranchir,  exemp- 
ter, ouvrir. 

Froeboolor,  fr!-b(Sù'-teur,  s.  fli- 
busiier,  bandit,  m. 

Freeboôiiiig,  trl-bo'îi'-linngne, 
s.  pillago,  ^.  [franchi,  m. 

Freéduiuu,    frîd'-mane,   s.   af- 

Fi'céduui.  f;l'-deume,s,  liberté, 
immunité,  maîirise,  f. 

FrL'eheârted,  frl-har'-ted,  a. 
libre,  libéral.  [fief,  m. 

Fi'cébuld,    frî'-hôld,     s.    franc- 

Freobolder,  s.  franc-tenancier, 
m.  [sans  réserve,  gratuilemenl. 

Frcély,    frl'-li,    ad.    librement, 

Freéuinu,  frî'-mane,  s.  bour- 
geois, m.  [a.  sans  soucis. 

Fi'eeuiiiidod,      trl-maînud'-ed, 

FreéucsB,  frl'-nesse,  s.  sincé- 
rité, libéralité,  f. 

FreéscUool,  frî'-skoùl,  s.  éco- 
le publique,  f. 

Frcespôkvn,  frl-sp^-kn,  a.  qui 
parie  librement. 

Freésioiic,  fil'-stône,  S.  pierre 
de  taiJe,  /. 

Freoibinker,  frl-thinngk'-eur, 
s.  esprit  fort,  libertin,  m. 

Freéwiil,  frl'-ouill,  s.  libre  ar- 
bitre, frauc-arbitrej  m. 


FRE 


555 


FRI 


Vreexe,  frlze  (frose,  froseu)) 

va.  geler,  glacer. 
—,  rn.  geler,  être  gelé, se  glacer. 
Fruight,  frète,  s.  fret,  nolis,ao- 

iiseraent,  cargaison,/", 
-,va.   (fraiiglil,   fi'elgbted), 

fréter,  charger  ,noliser. 
Fréigbici',fréle-eur,s. fréteur,»). 
Fréighiiiig,     fréte'-iaD^ne,    S. 

affrélement,  fret,  m. 
Freuch,  freancbe.  a.franjais. 

—  mou,  s.  un  français. 

—  womnii,  s.  une  {rançalse. 

—  whcat,  s.  millet,  >n. 
Fréuchiff,  frennche'-i-fal,   va. 

franciser.  [tique. 

Frciiélic,  fri-néte'-lk,  a.  fréné- 

Fri-iizj,  frenn'-zi,  J.  frénésie, 
folie,  f. 

Frëqueney,  fri'-kouenn-ci,  s. 
multitude,  réitération,  foule,/. 

Fréquent,  {ri'-l(ouennt,  a.  fré- 
quent. 

— ,  fri-kouennt',   va.    fréquenter. 

Fréquentable ,  fri'kouernt'a- 
bl,  a.  acceîMble. 

Frequéulalive,  fri-kouenn'-tï- 
tive,  a.  —  talif. 

Frequentâtiou,  fri-koucnn-té''- 
clieune,  s.  fréquentation,  /. 

Fréquenter,  fri-kouennt'-euriS. 
qui  fréquenie» 

Frt-quently,  fri'-kouennt-li,  ad. 
fréquemment.  [fresque,  /. 

Frcsco,   fress''-kô,    a.   frais,    t>î. 

Fresb,  frèche,  a.  frais,  m  fral- 
clie,  /.  récent,  novice,  vif,  ro- 
buste, vigoureux  —  horseg, 
chevaux  de  relais.  —  wator, 
eau  douce.  —  ^vater^flali, 
poisson  d'eau  douce,  ou  de  ri- 
vière. 

—  ,  s.  courant  d'eau  douce,  m. 
Frésben,   frèche'-shn,     va.   ra- 
fraîchir, de.'saier. 

—,vn.  se  rafraîchir,  devenir  frais. 

Frcsbet,  frèche'-itt,  s.  étang 
d'eau  douce,  m. 

Frésbly,  frèche'-n,  ad.  récem- 
ment, depuis  peu. 

Frésbiiess,  frèche'-nesse,  s. 
fraîcheur,  uouveauté,  /. 

Fret,  fretl,   i.  détroit,  bras  de 


mer;  (of  liquor),  agitation,  fer- 
mentation ;  touche  (of  a  musical 
inslrumenl),  ouvr.Tge  en  bosse, 
colère,  /.  —  worU,  s.  ciselure, 
/.  To  be  in  a—,  être  de  mau- 
vaise humeur. 

—  ,va,  ronger,  user;  travailler 
en  bosse;  nuancer;  irriter, 
vexer. 

— ,  vrt.  se  faire  des  chagrins, 
s'i^iquiéter,  s'user  \  force  de 
frottement,  se  couper,  s'érail- 
ler.  [acariâtre. 

Fi'élful,    fretl'-foul,  a.  cbasrin, 

Frciriilîy.  frclt'-foul-li,  ad.d'un 
air  chatrin. 

Fri-tfuliiL'Bs.  fretf-foul-nesse,  s. 
humeur   cliagrine,  /.     [bosses. 

Frétty,    fret'-ti,     a.     relevé   en 

Fi'iabilily,   fraî-a  bil'-i-ti,  s.  — 

nié,  /. 

Friable,  frat'-a-bl,  a.  friable. 
Frîar,  fraï'-eur,  s.  moine,  ?7Z. 
Friarlike,  fraî'-eur-laîke,  a.  en 

moine.  [gieux,  de  moine. 

Fi'farijr,  fral'-eur-li,  o.   de  reli- 
Friary,  f rai'-eoT-i ,  s.  confrérie, 

/.  couvent,  m.  [jouer. 

Fribble,  fiib'bl,  vn.    s'amuser, 
— ,    Fribbler,    frib'-bl-eur,    s. 

personne  f."ivole,  m.  [cassée,  /. 
Fricassée,  fiik-a-cV,  s.  fri- 
Fricàiion.  Frictiou,    fraï-ké'- 

cheune,  frik'-cheune,  S.  ffOtto- 

ment.  m. 
Friday,fraï'-dé,  s.  Vendredi,  m. 

—  good,  Vendredi-Saint,  m. 
Fr>end,frennd,s.  ami.  To  nsa- 

ke —  togctber,  réconcilier. 
— ,  t'a.  favoriser,  proléger. 
Friendojrenndz  s.paienl5,in.pj. 
Friéndless,     frenud'-lesse,  a. 

sans  amis. 
Friéudiiness,  frenodMi-nesse, 

s.    amitié,    bonté,    /. 
Fricudly,    frennd'-ii,  a.  servia- 

ble,  d'ami,    favorable,  propice, 

utile. 
— ,  ad.  en  ami,  avec  amitié. 
Friéndsbip,    freuud'-chipe,    s. 

amitié,  /.  [sorte  de  gros  drap. 
Frirze,    frlie,   s:  frise,  f.  sorte 

de  gros  drap. 


FRI 


566 


FRO 


rri'gate,  frig'-ate,  j.  frégate,  f. 

Fi-iger&c«!or:i,(rid-iiji-fak'-cheu- 
re,  s.  refroidl'îemcnl,  m. 

Frigoraie,  fiiir-djer  été,  va. 
refroidir,  rafraîchir. 

Fri^Iii,  fiaîle,  s.  épou-vantail, 
m.  épouvante,  f, 

-,  Frightcii,  fraS'-tn,),'a.  épou- 
vanter, faire  peur.  To  —  omc 
of  liis  dut.T,  empêcher  quel- 
qu'un, parcrainte,  de  faire  son 
devoir,  elfrayer  To— oiieoiil 
of  bi»  vît,  faire  peur  à  quel- 
qu'un. 

Frigliriil,  fraïle'-foul,  a.  épou- 
vanlable,  effroyable. 

Fi'fghiriilly.  fiaîie'-foul-li,  ad. 
effrojablemeal.  [se  s.  horreur. 

Fi'ightriiliicsii.   fralte^-foui-nes- 

Frigid,  frid'  djid,  a.  froid,  im- 
puissant, insipide. 

Fi'igidit)'.  fri-djid'-i-ti,  s.  frigi- 
dité, froideur,    indifférence,    f. 

Frîgldly,  frid'-djid-li,  ad.  froi- 
deinent.  [froideur,  f. 

Fi'igidiicss,   frid'-iijid-nesse,  s. 

Fiigoiiûc,  fri-gô-rif'-ili,  a.  fri- 
gorifique. 

Frill,  frill,  s.  jabot  de  chemise, 
m.  To  displiij'  eue"»—,  faire 
jabot. 

Fi'ingc,  frinndje,  s.  frange,  cré- 
pine, f.  soubassement,  >n. 

— .  ua.  franger.  [pier,  m. 

Friperer,    frip'-eur-eur,  s.  fri- 

Fripcry,  frip'-eur-i,  s.  friperie, ^ 

FrisU,  fri^li,  s.  gambades,  f.  jil. 
saut,  accès  de  gatté    m. 

—,  vn.  sauter  de  joie,  gambader. 

Frisker.  frisli^-eur,  5.  celui  qui 
gambade.  [galle,/*. 

Fritikiiicfis,     frisk'-l-nesse  ,    s. 

Frisk),  frisk^-i,  a.  fringant,  gai, 
sémillant. 

Fri»,  fritl,  «.fritte,^. 

Frith,  friib,  s.  bras  de  mer, 
délroil,  m. 

Frittpr,  frit'-leui  h  beignet, 
hachis  frit,  petit  morceau,  m. 

^-,  va.  faire  du  hachis  à  frire, 
briser  en  petits  morceaux. 

Friv6litx,  fri  volM-ti,  ».  frWo- 
lilé  f 


Frfvoloua,  friv'-ôleuce,  a.  fri- 
vole, vain. 

Frivolouely,frJv'-&-leuce-li,a(2i 
d'une  manière  frivole. 

Fi-îvoloiiBiicN8.  friv^-0-leuce- 
nes?e,  s.  frivolité,  f. 

Frîiile,  friz'-zl,  ua.  frisoler. 

Fri'izlcr,  friz'-zl-eur,  s.  friseur 

Fi'izzliiig;,  friz'-zl-l  gne,  s.  fii- 
sure.  I . 

Fro,  frô,  ad.  en  arrière.  To 
and  —,  c^  et  là.  To  (O  to 
aud — ,  aller  et  veaip. 

Frock,  frok,  s.  froc,  m. 

Frog,  frog,  s.  grenouille,  /.  (of 
a  horse's  fool),  fourchette,^. 
Jack-',  Jacques  Grenouille, 
nom  donné  aux  Français  par 
les  Anglais. 

Frôlic,  frol'-il-,    s.  espièglerie, 

— ,  a.  joyeux,  gai.  [/'.  caprice,  m 

— ,  vn.  folâtrer,  faire  des  espiè- 
gleries. 

Prôlicly,  froK-ilt-li, ad.  galraent. 

Frôlicsnme.  frol'-iji-seume,  a. 
plein  de  galle. 

Fr6lic«omenc8s,froK'ik-seume- 
nesse,  J.  gaillardise,  espiègle- 
rie, f. 

From,  fromm.pr.  de,  des,  du, 
de  devant,  de  par,  de  la  part, 
depuis,  dès,  par,  à,  au, à  la.  — 
hencc,  d'ici.  —  beiiec  forlh, 
à  l'avenir.  —  thciice,  de  là. 
Slie  neut  —  him,  elle  le 
quitta.  [reuce,  <i.  feuillu. 

Froudiferoiis  ,        fronn-dir''-fi- 

Froiit,  fronnl  ou  freunnt,  ». 
front,  le  devant,  m.  façade,  f. 
Fore—,  fajnde.  Sidc— ,  pro- 
fil, la  — ,  sur  le  devant,  en 
atant. 

—  box,  s.  première  loge,  f. 

—  room,».  chambre  de  devant/ 
—,  l'a.  faire  face,  faire  tête. 

—,  vn   être  le  premier. 
Fréutal,  fronnt'-al,  s.  fronlal,m 
Frôiiiier,fronat'-ïîre  ou  fronn'- 

tchlre,  s.  frontière,  limite,  f. 
—,  ((.  frontière,  formant  limite. 
FrôiuUpii-ce,      fronn'-tif-iùcej 

i.  frontispice,  ?)î.  [frouté. 

Fréutless.  IVeunirl'  -lesse.  a,  e( 


FRU 


557 


FRY 


Frdnllet,    fronnt'-lelt,  *.    fron- 

leau,  171, 
Fi-o9«,   frosle,  s.  gelée,  f.  CSIa- 
ccd   — ,     verglas.    Hard   — , 
forte    gelée,    noar   — ,    gelée 

—  bineii,  rt.  gelé.  [blanche. 

—  uail,  s.  clou  à  glace. 

—  shoe,  s.  fer  à  glace. 
Frôsled,  fros?'-led,  o.   glacé. 
Frésiily,    fross'-ti-li,  ad.   ave>, 

un  froid  de  glace. 

Vrdsiy,  fross'-ti,  a.  glacé,  sans 
énergie,  indifférent,  qui  a  les 
cheveux  blancs. 

Frotb,  froth,  s.  écume,  frivolité, 
crème  foiiellée,  f. 

—,  vn.  écunier,  jeter  de  l'écume. 

Fi-6(bily,  froth'-i-ii,  ad.  avec 
écume.  [vain,  frivole. 

Fi'ôthy,     froth'-i,    a.    écumeux, 

Proûuce,  fraounnce,  va.  friser. 

Froûxy,  fraou'-zi,  a.  sale,  gras, 
puant. 

Frôwnrd,  frô^-ouarde,  a,  revô- 
che,  bourru,  cliagrin,  opiniâtre, 
perver?,  insoleni,  rude. 

Frôwurdly,  frô'-ouarde-li,  ad. 
fièrement. 

FrôwnrdiiesB ,  fr6'-ouarde-nes- 
se,  s.  humeur  revêche,  f. 

Fréwer,  frô'-oueur,  ».  couperet, 
m. 

F.own,  fraoune,  s.  froncement 
de  sourcil  .  regard  sévère,  dé- 
dain, m. 

—,  vn.  froncer  le  sourcil,  se  ren- 
frogner, être  contraire,  regar- 
der de  mauvais  œil.  —  couu- 
teuBiice,  s.  air  chagrin,  m. 

—,  va    repousser  du  regard. 

Frôwniugly,  fraoune'-inngne- 
li,  ad.  d'un  air  chagrin. 

Frézen,  frô'-ZQ,  a.  gelé,  glacial. 

Fruoliferouv,  freuk- ti;^-fer-eu- 
ce,  a.  fertile,  productif. 

Fruclificàtiou,  freuk-ti-fi-ké^- 
cheune,  s.  fertiliié,  f. 

Frûctîfy,  freuli'-ti-fai,  va.  fruc- 
tiSv;r,  profiter. 

Frûctuous,  freuk'-lchiou-euce, 
a.  fertile,  utile,  avantageux. 

Frugal,  friou'-gal,  a  frugal,  so- 
bre. 


Frug&lity,     (riou-galM-ti,     ». 

frugalité,  f.         f 

Frûsolly,  friou'-gal-li,  ad.  fru- 
galement. 

Friiii,  froule,  s  fruit,  profit,  m 
First  — ,  prémices,  annales. 
Koriiel—,  fruit  à  pépin  Sto- 
ne—,  fruit  h.  noyau.  —  liane, 
I.  automne,  m.  —  trec,s.  ar- 
bre fruitier. 

—  bearcr,  s.  arbre    fruitier,  ?ii. 

—  beai'iug,s.  qui  porte  du  fruit. 

—  house,  —  lofi,  S.  fruiteriei 
serre,  f. 

—  grove,  S.  petit  verger,  m. 
Fi'ùilercr,    frouie'-eur-eur ,   (. 

fruitier. 

Fruiiery,  froute'-eur-i,  3.  frui- 
terie,   serre,    loge,    f. 

Frûitriil,  froute'-fou!,  a.  ferti- 
le, utile.  [ferlilemeut. 

Frûurully,  froute'-foul-li ,    ad. 

Fi-ûitfuliie«fi,  froule^ -foul-nes- 
se,  s.  fertilité,  abondance,  f. 

Fruition,  friou-iche'-eune,  j. 
jouissance,/.  [jouit  de. 

FrûiiïTc,    friou'-i-tive,   a.    qui 

FrûitlesB,  froule'-lesse,  n.  vain, 
stérile.  [nd.  inutilement. 

Fi'ûUIvssIy,        froute'-iesse-li  , 

FruinvulâviouB,  fhou-menu- 
lé'-cheuce,a.  fait  de  grain. 

Fi'iîuaviity,  friou'-menn-ti,  s. 
bouillie  de  froment  cuit  dans 
du  îait. 

Friimp,  freummp,  xm.  se  mo- 
quer de.  [le  d'un  cheval,  f. 

Fi'usli,     freucLe,    s.     fourchet- 

— ,  l'ii.  briser,  rompre. 

Frustruiiepiia,  fieuss-tré'-nieu- 
ce,  a.  vain. 

Fruslrâileously ,  freuSS-tré^- 
ni-eiice-li,  ad.  en  vain. 

Frûstrale ,  freuss'-uéte,  ua. 
frustrer,  annuler,  faire  échouer. 

FriiBlrâliuu ,  freuss-tré'-cheu> 
ne, s.  privation,  f. 

Frustrai! ve,  freuss'-tra-tive,  «. 
trompeur.  [fragment,  m. 

Frùstum,       rreuss'-teume,      .«. 

Fry.  fraï,  S.  fretin,  frai,  m. mul- 
titude, f.  plat  de  friture,     '«. 

—,  va.  frire,  fricasser. 


FUL 


558 


FUM 


Fry,  un.  frire,  fondre  (sur  le  feu) 
bouillir.    »■        [puêle  à  frire,  / 

Frj'ingpBu,rraï''-inngne-[iane,s. 

Fiil>,    feub,  s     petii  garçon  gros 

— .  vn.  voyez  Fob.    [el  gras,  m. 

Fûcalcd.,  fîou'-lié-ted,  a.  fardé. 

Fitcâlion,  fiou-ké'-cbeuce,  s. 
dissimulation,  conlrefaçon,  f. 

Fucus,  fiou'-keuce,  s.  fard,  fu- 
cus, m, 

Fûildle,  feud^-dl,  va.  enivrer. 

Fûddie-cap,  Fùddicr,  feud' 
dl-kap,  feud'-dl-eiir,  s.  ivrogne, 
7?).  [combustible,  m. 

Fuel,      fiou'-ii,      s.     cliaufra;:e, 

— ,  va.  entretenir  le  feu,  faire 
provision  de  combustible. 

Fiigâcious,  finu-gué'clieuce,  a. 
volatil,  fugitif,  fugace. 

Fiigâcîty,  fiou-gace'-i-ll,  ».  qua- 
lité d'être  volatil,  fugace. 

FûjiitiTe,  fiou'-dji-live,  a.  fugi- 
tif, inconstant. 

—,  s.  fugitif,  fuyard,  déserteur, 
réfugié,  m. 

Fûgiiiveuvss.  fiou'-dji-tive-nes- 
se,  s.  instabilité,  volubilité,  /. 

Fii-iiie,  fiougue,  s.  fugue,  f. 

Fûloible,  feuK-ci-bl  a.  qui  peut 
êlje  supporté,  pas  trop  pe- 
sant. 

Fûlcinient,  feul'-ci-mennt,  ». 
point  d'appui,  m. 

Falfi'l,  foul-lil',  va.  accomplir, 
achever,  remplir. 

Fulfilmcni,  fûul-fil'-mennt,  s, 
accomplissement,  m.  [pli. 

FiitrrâugU»,  foul-fraule',  o.  rera- 

Fûlgeiicy,  Fulg.dily,  feul'- 
djenn-ci,  djid'-i-li,  J.  splen- 
deur,/'. 

Fûlgeul,  Fûlgid,  feuK-djennt, 
dj;d,  a.  brillant,  resplendissant. 

Fûlgour,  feuK-gueur,  s.  splen- 
deur, éclat,  brillant. 

FulgiirÂliou,  feul-guiou-ré^- 
cheune,  ».  l'action  d'éclairer. 

Fulisiiiuiis,  fîou  lidje^-ine-euca, 
a.  plein  de  suie,  fuligineux. 

Full,  foui,  a.  plein,  rempli,  am- 
ple, entier,  rassasié,  complet, 
expressif,  fort,  mûr. 

—  of  play,  a.  qui  ilaie  I  joser. 


Full  of  thcsmnll  pox,  tout  mar- 
qué de  petite  vérole. 

—  blowu.a.  épanoui. 

—  bottomed.  a.  large. 

—  rjt'd,  a.  quia  de  gros  jeux. 

—  ffd,  ».  bien  nourri. 

—  growth,  S.  crue,  /.  açerois- 
sement,  i7i, 

—  face,  s.  visage  poielé,  m. 

—  laden,  a.  tout  plein. 

—  ■umnii.d,».  comblé. 

—  lueat,  s.  bon  repas,  m. 

—  iiigh  ,  ad.  presque. 

—  stop,  s.  un  point. 

— ,  s.  mesure  complète,  f.  total, 

entier,  comble,  m. 
— ,  va.  fouler. 
— ,  ad.  entièrement,  exactement. 

lu— gallop,  &  bride    abattue. 

lu — streugib,  dans   la   force 

de  l'âge.  [du  foulage,  m. 

Fûllage,      foul'-lédje,     S.    prix 
Fùller,     foul'-leur,    ».    foulon, 

m. 
— "•  earlb,  ».   terre  à  foulon,  /. 

—  nced,  s.  cardère,  f. 
Fiillerj,foul'-leur-i,s.  foulerie,^. 
Fûlliug-mill.       foul'-linngne- 

mil,  ».   moulin  à  foulon,»!. 

Fûll),  foul'-li,  ad.    pleinement. 

Fûluiiuaul,  Fûluiiikatory, 
feul'-mi-nann,tfeul'-mi-né-teur- 
i,  (i.  foudroyant,         [foudroyer. 

FûluliMate,   ftul'-mi-néte,   t'a. 

Fulmiuàtion,  feul-mi-né'-cheu- 
ne,  ».  —  tion,  /. 

Fùlui-na,  fouK-nesse,  ».  pléni- 
tude, abondance,  f. 

Fùlsome.  feul'-seume,  a.  dégoû- 
tant, obscène. 

Fûisuniel),  feul''-seume-li,  ad. 
dégoùiamment,  d'une  manière 
obscène. 

FûlsomeiiesB,  feuK-sôume-nes- 
se,  s.  désagrément    dégoiit,  m. 

Fumado,  fiou-mé'-do,  ».  poisson 
fumé,  m.  [m. 

Fûuiage,   fiou'-méaje,s.  fouage, 

Funiâi'ia,  Fùnintory,  Fûsui- 
tory,  fiou-mé'-ri-a,  flou'-ma- 
teur-i,  fiou'-mi-teur-i,  s.  fume- 
terre,  f. 

Fûuble,  feumm''-bl,  vn.  cbiSoB- 


FUN 


559 


FUR 


ner,  titer,  êtro  maladroit,  faire 
l'enfant. 
Fumlilc  a:<>ng,allerà  t&tons. 

—  ti|».  plier  mal. 
Fûmliler,  feumm'-bl-eur,  s.  tl- 

toneur,    maladroit,    m. 
Fume,    fioume,   s.    fumée,    Ta- 
peur, colère,  f. 

—  ,un.  être  en  colère,  se  fâcher, 
bouder;  jeler  de  la  fumée,  ex- 
haler des  vapeur?,  fumer. 

— ,  «o, fumer ,  sécherquelque cho- 
se à  la  fumée;  parfumer  par  des 
■vapeurs  ;disp8rseren  vapeurs. 

Fiiméttc,  fiou-iDette^,  S.  fumet. 

Fûmid,  fiou'-mide,  a.  enfumé, 
vaporeux.  [fumiger. 

Fûuiigate,    flou'-mi-guéte,     va. 

FumigâlSon,  &ou-mi-gué'-cheu- 

ne,  s. —lion, /.ad    [encolère. 

•Fûniingly,        fiou'-minngne-li , 

Fûmoua,  Fûniy,  fiou'-meuce, 
fiou'-mi,  o.  fumeux. 

FuD,  feune,  «.  gaieté,  ^ diver- 
tissement, m. 

Fûiiction,  feunngk'-cheune,  s. 
fonction,  faculté,  f  pouvoir,  m. 

Fund,  feunnd,  s.  fond,  fonds, m. 
pi.  actions,  f.  pi.  capital, 
m.  banque,  f. 

Fûndameui,  feunn^-da-mennt, 
s.  fondement,  siège,  m. 

Fundaniéuinl.feunn-da-meDn'- 
tal,  ».  foodameatal. 

— ,  s.  fondement  m.  base,  /. 

Fundainéulally,  feuoD-da- 

Dienn'-tal-li,  ad,  fondamenlale- 
ment. 

Fûucral,  fiou'-Der-al,  s.  enter- 
rement, m.  funérailles,  obsè- 
ques,/, pj.  [funérailles. 

— ,  a.   funèbre,   qui  a  trait  aux 

Fiiuéreal,  fiou-ni'-ri-al,  a.  lu- 
gubre, [fongosité,  f 

Fiiiigositf,  feunnggoss/-i  ti,  s. 

Fùngous,  feunng'-gueuce,  O. 
spongieux,  fongueux. 

Fûiigus,      feunng'-gueuce,     s. 

champignon,  fondus,  m. 

Fûiiicle,    fiou-'-ni-kl,     s.    petite 

corde,  ficelle,/'.       ^funiculaire. 

Fiiuicular,   fiou-nik'-iou-Iar,  a. 

Fuuk,  feunngk,  t.  étincelle)  f. 


amadou,  m.  puanteo;,^. 
Fûuuel.  feun'-nil  ,  s.  entonnoir, 

77Ï.  (of  a  chimney)  tuyau,  m, 
Fûiiny. feun'-ni,»!.  drôle, rlsible. 
Fur,  feur,  s.  fourrure,  f.  —  tra- 

de,  s',  commerce  uç*;  fourrures, 

m.  pelleterie,  f. 
— ,  va.  fourrer       [enclin  à  voler. 
Furârioun,  fiou-ré'-chcuce,     a. 
Furâcit}',  fiou-rass'-i-li,  a.  pen- 
chant au  voi,  m.  [bala,  m. 
Fûi'bclow,     feur/-hi-ld,    s.    fal- 
— ,  l'a.  garnir  de  falbalas,  m. 
Fûrbish,  feur'-biche,  ta.   four- 
bir, polir,  éclaircir. 
Fiii-bishcr,    feur'-biche-eur,  j. 

fourbisseur,  m. 
Fiircâtioii,    feur-ké'-chenne,   ». 

bifurcalion.  f.  [mon,ïn. 

Fûrcliel,  feur^-tchel,  s,  ar- 
Fiircbée,  feur-tchi',  a.  fourché. 
Fiirrur,    feur'-feur,     s,    son 

crasse,  f. 
Fui'fiii'accous,      feur-fîou-ré^- 

cheat«,  <t.  furfuracé.  [rieux. 
FûriouB,  fîou'-ri-euce,  a»  fu- 
Fûriously,  Ëou'-ri-euce-li,  ad. 

avec  fureur. 
Fûriousness,  fiou'-ri-eilce-DeS' 

se,  s.  furie,  rage,  f. 
FurI,  feurl,  va.  ferler,  ployer. 
Fûrloug,  feur'-lonng,  s.  mesure 

de     longueur,     8*     da     mille 

(201  m.  16),  stade,  m. 
Fûrlongh ,   reur''-15,     s.    congé 

temporaire  accordé  aux  soldais, 

m. 
Fûrmeiity,       feur''-menn-ti,    s, 

gruau   de  froment  bouilli  dans 

du  lait.  [se,^  fourneau,  m. 
Fûruacc,  feur'-nice,  s.  fournai- 
Fûriiage,    Fûi'nagiuni,  feur'- 

nédje,  né-dji-eume,  s.    fourna- 

ge,  m. 
Fûi'iiish,  feur'-niche,  va.  four- 
nir,  pourvoir,  livrer,   donner; 

(a     house)    garnir,     meubler; 

(wilh  arm?)  armer. 
Fùriiishcr,    feur'-nicbe-eur,  s. 

pourvoyeur,  fournisseur,  m. 
Fûriiisbing,       feur'-nicbe-inn- 

gne,  s.  l'action  de  fournir,    de 

meubler,  etc.,  f. 


GAB 


.-.GO 


G\B 


FûrnUiire,  feur'-nl-tchioure,  s. 
garniture  f.  meubles,  m.  pL 
appareil,  équipage,  m. 

Fùri-ier,  fcur'-ri-eur  ,  s.  four- 
reur, pellelier,  m. 

FùiTow,  feur'-rô,  *.  sillon, 
rayon,  trancliée,  m.  rigole,  f. 

—  ,  va.  sillonner,  tracer  un  sil- 
lon, faire  une  rigole. 

Fûrry,  feur'-ri,  a.  Tourré. 
Fûi-iher,    feur  -<Aeur,  a,    ulté- 
rieur, au  delà,  jusque. 

—  end,  s.  le  fond,  le  bout,  m. 

—  obligation,  s.  surcroit  d'o- 
bligation. 

—,  ad.  plus  loin,  de  plus,  ulté- 
rieurement. 

— ,  ta.  avancer,  aider,  servir. 

rûriherauce,  feur^-ïAeur-ann- 
ce,  s.  progrès,  secours,  appui, 
îii.  [protecteur,  fauteur,  m. 

Flirtherer,    feur/-;Aeur-eur,   s. 

Furlbermore,  feur-'-ineur-mô- 
re,  ad.  de  plus. 

Fiii'lherinost,  feur^-Z/ieur-mos- 
te,  a.  uliérieur. 

Fûrthesi,  feur'-Mest,  a.  le  plus 
loin,  le   plus  long, 

Fûi'liTe,  feur'-tive,a.  furlif. 

FûrtÎTel}',  feur'-tiïB-li,  ad.  fur- 
tÎTement. 

Fiii'j-,  fiou'-ri,  s.  furie,  fureur, 
frénésie,  f,  enthousiasme,  em- 
portement, m.  fougue,  f.  Fit 
of — ,  accès  de  fureur. 

Fiirze,  feurze,  s.  ajonc,  nï. 

Fûrzy.  feur'-ii.a.plein  d'ajoncs. 

Fiiacâtioii,  feuss-l.é'-cheune,  s. 
obscurcissement,  m. 

Fuse,  lîouze,   va.   fondre,  met- 
tre en  fusion. 
vn.  fondre,  se  fondre. 


Fusée,  fiou-zî',  s.  (of  a  watch, 
ofa  bomb),  fusée,  f. 

Fusible,  Fûiiile,  fion'-si-hl, 
(iou'-2il,  a.  fusible.      [— lité,f. 

FufiiliilK)',     aou-si-bil'-i-tl,     i, 

Fusiléer,  flou-2il-llre',  s.  fusi- 
lier, soldat  armé  d'un  fusil, m. 

Fiiaiun,  fiou'-jeune,  (.  fusion, 
fonte  des  métaux,  /. 

Fiiss,  feuss,  s.  frac&s,  embar- 
ras, bruit,  m.  [moisi. 

Fiisi,    feusie,  >.    fftt,  odeur  de 

— .  vn.  se  moisir,  sentir  l'évent. 

Fûstiaii,  feuss^-tchane  ,  s.  fu- 
laine,  f  phébus,  galimatias, m. 

Fûxlie,  Fûsloc,  feuss'-lik,  toli, 
s.  fiistet,  ni.  [fustiger. 

Fûstignle,   fouss'-ti-guéte,    t'a. 

Fusiilàrian,  feuss  ti-Ié'-rl-ane, 
s.  gueux,  m. 

Fûstiucss,  feuss'-ti-nesse,  f>. 
moisissure,  puanteur,  f. 

Fûsi)',  feuss'-ti,  a.  qui  sent  le 
moi^i,  le  renfermé,  m. 

Fûiile,  fiou'-til,  a.  futile,  Tain, 
bavard.  [vanité,  f. 

Fiiiility,  fiou-Hl'-i-ti,  s.  futilité, 

FûKucks,  feut'-teuks,  s.  pi. 
cotirbes,  allonges,  f. 

—  sbi-ouda,  S.  p!.  haubans  de 
revers,  m  [à  venir. 

Future,  fiou'-tchioure,  a.  futur, 

Fùiurely,  fiou'-tcbioure-li,  ad. 
à  l'avenir. 

Fiiiuriiion ,  fiou-tchion-riche'- 
eune,  s.  —  tion   f.  l'avenir,  m. 

Fuiûriiy,  fiou-tiou'-ri-ti,  s.  l'a- 
venir, ni.  [porer. 

Fuzz,  feuz,  vn.    s'effiler,  s'éva- 

— ,  s.  genêt  épineux,  m. 

rûixbnil,    feuz-bâil,  s.  vesse  de 

Fj,  fuï,  int.  §  doncl        [loup,  f 


G 


G,  dji,  g.  7)!.  sol  (mus.),  m. 
Gabardine,      gab-ar-dlne',      s. 

Eouquenille.  reflin;.'ote,  f. 
Gàbble,     gab^-bl,   vn.    babiller, 

pousser  des  sons  inarticulés. 


Gâbble,s. babil, son  inarticulé  m- 
Gâblilcr,  gab''-bl-eur,  a.  t.  b.t 

bill.nid,  causeur. 
Gâi>bliiig,    gab'-bl-inngne,   «. 

action  de  Laoiller,  etc. 


GAI 


661 


GAI 


Gâbel,  gué'beul,  s.  gabelle,  f. 

Gâbiuu,  gué'-bj-eune,  (.  ga- 
bion, m. 

Gable,  Gàble-end,  goy-bl,  S. 
bord  d'un  loil,  pignon,  m. 

Cad,  gade,  s.  coin  d'acier,  bu- 
rin, in, 

—,  un.  battre  le  pavé,  rôder. 

—  abou<,  abroad,  courir  la 
pretenlaîne. 

Gûcider,  gad'-deur,  ».  courenr. 
Gâddiiig-gosaip.gad'-dinngue- 

goss'-ipe,  s.  coureuse,  f. 
Gâddiiigly,  gad'-diDngae-li,a(i. 

en  rôdant. 
Gâday,gade''-Dal,  t.  taon,  m. 
GufT,  gaff,  s.  gale,   f,   harpon, 

croc,  m. 
Gaffer,  gaF-Tenr,  j.  compère,tn. 
G.irae,  s.  clé  d'arbaièle,  f. 
GârOes,  gaf'-flz    s.  éperons  pour 

les  coqs,  m. pi. clé  d'arbalète,^. 
Gag,  gag.  va  bâillonner. 
— ,s.  b&illon,  m. 

—  (ooili,  s.  surdent,  f. 
Gage,   guédje,  s.  gage,  m.  cau- 
tion, jauge,  calibre,  f 

—,  va.  jauger,  mellre  engage. 

Gàgep,guédje'-eur,s.jaugeur,m 

Gàggle,  gag'-gl,  va.  crier  com 
me  une  oie.  [cri  d'oie,  m 

Gâggliug,      gag'-glinDgne,     s 

Gâily,  gué'-li,  ad.  gaiment;  so 
leanellement,  splendidement. 

— ,  vn.  gagner,  avancer,  préva- 
loir, influer. 

Gain,  guéne,  va.  gagner,  ac- 
quérir, obtenir,  emporter. 

—  gfouiid,  établir. 

—  on,  se  rendre  maître  de, 
~  over,  convertir. 

—  time,  prévenir,  devancer. 

—  iipoii,  avoir  l'avantage. 

—  ,s.  gain,  proBt,  m.  (in  archit.) 
gaine,  f.  Bye— ,  s.  tour  de  bâ- 
ton, profit,  m.  Clear  —,  5. 
revenant  bon,  m.  [m. 

Gâiiier,  guéne'-eur,  t.  gagnant, 

Gaiiiful,  guéne'-foul,  a.  profi- 
table, lucratif.  [utilement. 

Gâiiiriill)',     guéne'-foul-li,    ad. 

G&iufulueM,  guéne^'-foul-nesse, 
I.  avantage,  m. 


Galuslvlng,  guene'-glv-lnngn«, 

s.  pressentiment,  m. 
Gâiuless,  guéne'-lesse,a.inulile. 
GaiiilessaesM,        guéne^-lessa- 

nesse,  ».  inutilité,  f. 
Gâiuly,    guéoe'-li,    ad.    facile- 
ment, avec  adresse. 
Gaïusây,  guéne-sé',t'a    (gain» 

saîd ,  gaiiisaid),  contredire, 

nier,  controverser. 
Gains&jer,     guéne-sé'-eur,    f, 

contredisant. 
Gaiiiaàying,  guéne-séMnngne, 

s.  contradiction,  f. 
GiiiustAnd,   guéne-slannd',  va. 

(gainslood,  gaiiislood),  ri- 

sister,  s'opposer. 
Gâirish,      gué'-riche,     a.    fas- 
tueux, d'une  galté  folie. 
Gâirisbuess,    gué'-riche-nesse, 

».    faste,   clinquant,    m.   toWf 

joie,  f. 
Gait,    gnête,  ».     port,   m.    d^ 

marche,  allure,  /. 
G»^'^,  gué'-la,  »    gai»,  m.   rS. 

jouissance,/'.  [lactée,/', 

Gâlaiy,       gal'-ak-ci  ,     s.      vol* 
Gâlbaniim,    gaK-ba-neume,   », 

gaibanum,  m. 
Gule,   guéle,  s.   vent   plus  fort 

que  la  brise,  sans  pourtant  Str» 

tempétueux,  m.  [léasse,  f. 

G.'ileus,     guéle'-yasse,    s.    g^ 
Gùlcaied,    gué'-li-éted,    a.  ea 

casque. 
Galéma,  ga-li'-na,  ».  galène,  f, 
Gâleon,gal'-i-eune,  ». galion, m. 
Gûliot,  gai'-yeute,  s.  galiotc,  /. 
Gall.  gffill,».  fiel,  amer,  m  bi- 
le,/,  chagrin,  m.  rancune,/. 

galle,  /. 
—  nul,  S.  noix  de  galle,  /. 
— ,  va.    écorcher,    chagriner,   ft- 

cher,  blesser,  incommoder. 
— ,  vn.     s'irriter,    se   chagriner, 

être  de  mauvaise  humeur. 
Gâliant,   gaK-lannt>  a.  g!\lant 

brave,  civil. 
—,  ».  galant,  amant, 
Gâllanlly,  gal'-lannt- 4,         ga* 
lamment,  bravement,    courtoi- 
sement, avec  générosiié. 
Gàllantry,  gaT'-Unn-tri,  i.  %tf 

36 


GAM 


562 


GAO 


lanterie,  courtoisie,/,  coura 
m.  magnificence,  f.  [f. 

Câllcry,  gal'-leur-i,  S.   galerie 

Gâll<-y,  gal'-li,  s.  galère,  f. 

—  slave,  s.    galérien,  forçat,  m 

Uâiliard,  gal'-jarde,  s.  gaillard, 
m.  [gaillardise,/ 

Gûllisrdlse,    galz-yar-daiz",    s 

Gâilicao,  gal'-li-kane,  n.  galli- 
can, [licisme,  m 

G&llicicm,    galMi-cizm,  s.   gai 

GSalligàiikins,  gal-li-gass'- 

kinnz,>.  braies,  /  pi. 

Gallimâtin,  gal-li-mé'-cha,  s. 
galimalias,  m. 

esalliinnûri'y,  gal-li-md&'-fr!,  s< 
galimafrée,  /.  hochepot,  m.  ga 
limalias,  m, 

Gàllipot,  gal'-Ii-potl,  s.  pot 
de  faïence,  m, 

Gallon,  gal'-leune,s.  gallon,  me 
sure  pour  les  liquides,  41.  643, 

Galloôn,  gal-lôùae',  j.  galon, m 

Gûllop,  gal'-leupe,  l'n.  galoper, 

~.,  I.  gaiop,  m.  Full  — ,  s 
grand  galop,  m.  Daiid,  va»y 
—,  s.  petit  galop,  m.  To  go 
a  —,  un.  galoper. 

Cilloper,  gal'-leup-eur,  s.  ce- 
lui qui  marche  \ite,  ciieval  qui 
galope.  [galopade,  /. 

Gâlloping,  gaK-Ieup-inngne,  s. 

Gallow,  gal''-IA,i>a.  épouvanter. 

Gâilowa,  gal'-leuce,s.  potence, 
/.  gibet,  m.  (of  a  press),  s.che- 
Talel,  m. 

GÂlIonsfree,  gaK-leuce-frt ,  a. 
échappé  à  la  potence.  [m, 

Gâllowaj',  gal'-IA-oué,  S.  bidet, 

Gulésbea,  ga-li'-cblz,  s.  galo- 
che*, f.  pi.  [galvaniser. 

Gâlvauize,    gaK-va-naïze,     va. 

Gâlvauic,  gsl'-Tane-ik,  a.  gal- 
vanique. [Tanisme,?)!. 

Gàlvaui«iii,ga1'-vane-izm,s.gal- 

Gamb&de,  Oumbàdo,  gan.m- 
béde',  bi'-d4,  ».  guêire,/. 

Gâmitler,  gamm^-U-eur,  s,  fi- 
lou   joueur,  >?i,  [bader. 

Gâmbol,  gamm'-beul,  vn.  gam- 

— ,  j.  gambade,  /.  saul,  m. 

Gambôge,  gamm-bôùdje',  s. 
gomme  gutte,  /. 


GAinbrel,  gamm'-bri!,  t.  jamb« 
de  derrière  du  clieval. 

Game,  guéme,  s.  jeu,  plaisir 
méchant,  gibier,  m  chasse,  ré- 
création, /.  —  cock,  coq  de 
combat,  m.  —  keeper,  s-  gar- 
de-chasse, m, 

— ,  m.  jouer,  folâtrer. 

Gâinesoiiio,  guéme^-seume,  a. 
folâtre,  i.adin.     [ad.  en  badin, 

G<iui,>«oiuely.  guéme'-seume-li, 

Gâniesoinincss,  guéme'-seu- 
me-ne.';se,  s.badinage,  m. 

Gàmoler,  guéme'-steur,  s. 
joueur,  badin,  m.  prostituée,/. 

Gâiuîiig,gué'-n;inngne,s.jeu,i)i. 

—  tnble,  s.  table  de  jeu,  /. 

—  baimt-,  s,  acadéu^ic,  maison 
de  jeu,  /. 

Gàinmer,  gam'-meur,  S,  bonne 
femme,  commère,  /. 

Gàmnion.  gam'-meune,  S.  jam- 
Lon,  trictrac,  VI. 

—,  va.  battre  (at   backgammon). 

Gâmiit,  game'-eute.s.gamme,/. 

Ga»,eo  poésie  pour  Began. 

Gândcr,  gann'-deur,  J.  jars,  m. 

Gang,  ganng,  s.  clique,  cabale, 
coter:e,  foule,  bande,  /.  gan- 
gue,/ 

—,  vn.  s'en  aller,  marcher. 

Ganglion,  ganug^-gli-eune,  s. 
(anal  )  ganglion,  m,     [grène,/. 

GAngri-ne.  ganng'-grine,S.gan- 

—,  va.  gangrener. 

—,  vn.  se  gangrener. 

Gangrenons,  ganug'-gri-neuce, 
a.  gangrené. 

G&ngway,  ganng'-oué,  s.  pas- 
sage, passavant,  m.  ombelle,  /. 

GAngweek,  ganng'-ouUi,  s.  se- 
mai  ne  des  rogations,  /. 

Gântlei,  gannt'-lett,  s.  gante- 
let, m.  baguettes,  /.  pi, 

G6ntiope,  gannt'-lôpe,  s.  ba- 
guettes, f.pl.  To  ruu  «hc  — , 
passer  par  les  baguettes,  cîu- 
rir  la  bouline, 

Gaol,  djéle,  s.  prison,  /. 

—  delivery,  s.  évacuation  des 
prisons  par  exécution  ou  élar- 
gissement, /. 

Gnoier,  djéle'-eur,  s.geôlier,  m 


GAR 


563 


GAS 


Ciap,  gap,  s.  brèche,  Ouverture, 
lacune,  f.  vide,  iiî. 

—  looibvd,  a.  brèche-dent,  qui 
a  ies  dénis  écarlées. 

Gape,  gape,  vn.  bâiller,  avoir 
la  bouche  béante,  s'ouvrir,  se 
crevasser. 

—  afler,  béer,  aspirer  à. 

—  a<,  badauder. 

Gàpcf,  ga'-peur,  s.  bâilleur. 
Câpiiig,   ga'-pinngnei    s.    bâil- 
lement, m.  fente,  f. 
--,  a.  béant.  [m.  façon,  f. 

Gorb,    garbe,  s.  vêtement;  air, 
G&rbage,  gar''-bidje,  s.  tripail- 
les,  f.  pi.  curée,  f.  restes,jn.p/. 
Càrijel,    gar'-bîl,  S.  gabord,  r?!. 
Ciâi'ble,  gai 'bl, la. trier,  choisir 
Gérbici',   gar'-bl-eur,   s.    celui 
qui  trie,  »i.       [m.  bagarre,  /. 
Gârboil,   gar'-boîl,  S.    tumulte, 
G&rden,  gar'-dn,ua.  jardiner, 
— ,  s.  jardin, m.  Kilcben— ,  po- 
tager. Flowci-  —,  jardin  fleu- 
riste. Fruil— ,  verger. 
Gârdcner,   gar^-dn-ear,   jardi- 
nier, [jardinage,  m. 
G&rdeuing,   gar'-dn-inngne,  S. 
GàrdeiistuiT,  gar'-dn-steuff,   s. 

légume,  m. 
Gàrdeuware,      gar^-dn-ouére , 

s.  produit  du  jardin. 
Gare,  guère,  s.  laine  grossière,/'. 
Gârgarism,      gar^-ga-rizm,     s. 
gargarisme,  m.  [gariser. 

Gâi'gai-îxe.gai'-ga-raîzeiUti.gar- 
Gârgle,  gar'-gl,  U(i.   gargariser, 

fredonner. 
— ,  s.  gargarisme,  gosier,  m. 
Garland,    gar'-lannd,   s.  guir- 
lande^  f.  \jpl. 

Gàrlic,  garMik,  s.  ail,  m.  aulx, 
—  eater,  s.  maraud,  [ment,  ??i- 
Gârmeut,  gar'-mennt,  s.  vête- 
Gâi'iier,  gar'-neur,  s.  grenier, 
— .va.  amasser.  [à  blé,  m. 

Gârnei,  gar'-nett,  s.  grenat,  j)!. 
Gâruisli,    gar'-niche,   s.    orne- 
ment,  m.     garniture',    bien-ve 
nue,  f.  LCiler. 

— ,  va.   garnir,   orner,  assigner- 
GÂrniaber,     gar'-Diche-eur,   I 
«elui  qui  orne. 


Gâruisbniciit.  gar'-nlch» 

mennl,  s.  assignation,  f, 

GàruBlure,  gar'-ni-tchioure,  So 
—  re,  f.  oruement,  m. 

GArous,  gué'-reuce,a,  salé. 

Gârrau,  gar'-reune,  s.  bidet, 
m.  rosse,/'. 

Gârret,  gar'-rett,  $.  galetasi 
grenier,  bois  pourri,  m. 

Garreléer,  gar-ret-tlre' ,  .?. 
pauvre  écrivain,  celui  qui  Iia- 
bite  un  galetas,  m.      [nison,/'. 

Gârrisou,     gar^-ri-sn,    5.    gar- 

—  ,  va.  mettre  garnison. 
Garrôlitj-,        gar-riou'-li-ti,    s. 

bavardage,  m.  loquacité,  /. 

Garrulous,  gar^-riou-leuce,  a. 
bavard, loquace, 

Gàrti-r,  gar'-teur,  s.  jarretière, 
f.  le  premier  héraut  d'armes. 

— 1  va.  attacher  ses  jarretières. 

Garlh,  garth ,  s.  grosseur  du 
corps  mesuré  avec  une  cein- 
ture, f. 

Gas  or  Gai,gass,  s.  (inflamma- 
ble air),  gaz,  m.  To  ligbt 
wiib— ,  éclairer  au  gaz. 

—  biirncr,    s.    bec    de  gaz,  m. 

—  ligbt,  s.  bec  de  gaz,  m. 

—  meter,  s.  compteur  de  gaz,  îu. 

—  Ilghtiug,  s.  éclairage  au  gaz, 
m. 

—  pipe,  s.   conduit   de  gaz,  m. 
Gasconâde,     gass-kô-nédO'',    >> 

gasconnade,  vanterie,  f. 

—,  vn.  gasconner,  hâbler. 

Gascons,  gaz'-i-euce, a. gazeux. 

Gaab,  gâche,  s.  balafre,  / 

— ,  va.  balafrer.  [culotte,  f. 

Gâsknia,   gass'-'ninDZ,   s.    larga 

Gûsket,  gass'-kett,  s.  garcette,/'. 

Gasp,  gaspe,  un.  respirer  avec 
peine,  désirer  vivement.  —  for 
lifo,  pousser  le  dernier  soupir. 

— ,  S-  soupir,  abois,  m.  I^nst — , 
agonie,/'.  [piration,/'. 

Gâspiug,  gass'-pinngne,  s.  res- 

Gast,  gaste,  va,  effrajer. 

Gâstliiie&B,  gaste'-li-nesse,  s. 
horreur,  pâleur,  f. 

Gâsily,  gafte'-li,  a.  horrible, 
épouvaatat.'ei  pâle,  blême,  dé- 
fait. 


GAU 


564 


GEE 


G&alric,  gafs'-trik,  ^.  gastrique. 
Gnutriloquist.  gass-tril'-6- 

kouiste,  ^,  Tentriloque,  m. 
Gastriloqnj,     gass-tril'-ft  koui, 

s.  ventriloquie.  f. 
Gale,  guéte,  s.  porte,  f.  portail, 

r/î.    ouverture,     démarche,   vi. 

Eiood — ,  «rater — ,  s.   vanue, 

f- 

—  keeper,  5.  garde  barrière,  m. 

—  veiu,  s.  veine-porto,  f. 

—  n-ay,  s.  porte  cocbère,  f. 
Gâtber.  ga(A'-eur,  va.  cueillir, 

amasser, ramasser,  réunir,  quê- 
ter. Taire  une  collecte,  froncer, 
plisser,  inférer,  conclure. 
— ,  vn.  s'amonceler,  s'amasser, 
grossir,  se  réunir;  se  former 
en  abcès. 

—  bi-pnib,  reprendre  haleine, 
avoir  du  répit. 

—  diist.  se  couvrir  de  poussière. 

—  Ilesb,  devenir  gras. 

—  one'a  »elf  «p.  se  ramasser. 

—  •Irength,  se  rétablir. 

—  Ibe  corn,  moifsonner. 

—  Ibe  grapes,  vendanger. 

—  iogeibcr, assembler 

—  to  maller^lo  a  bead.abon- 

—  up,  relever.       [tir,  suppurer. 
Galber,  gatft'-eur,    s,  fronçure, 

f.  plis,  m.  pi. 

Gâlberer,  ga/ft'-eur-eur,  s.  ce- 
lui qui  recueille,  quêteur,  as- 
sembleur (of  corn),  moisson- 
neur, m^  (of  grapes)  vendan- 
geur, m't  (of  taxes)  collecteur, 
m.      [pinces  d'un  cheval, /'.pi. 

GâihererB,     ga/A'-eur-eurz,   8- 

Gatberiiig.  f  afft'-eur-inngne,  S. 
quête  pour  les  indigents. 

Gaude,  gaude,  va,  se  réjouir  de 
quelque  chose. 

Gaiidery.  gâù'-deur-I,  s.  pa- 
rure affeclée,  f.  [sèment. 

Gaiidilj.  giîû'-di-li,  «d.  faslueu- 

Gaiidini'ss,  g^l'-di-nesse,  $. 
fasie,  m. 

Gaûdy.  gSû'-di,  a.  lastueux. 

—  daj.s.jourde réjouissance,  m. 
Gauge,  guédje,  un.  jauger. 

— .  «,  jauge,  f.  [m. 

Gaûger,  gué'-djenr,  I.  jïugeur. 


Ganging,  gué'-djinngne,  »   jaa 

gi'age,  f.  (charné. 

Gainii.    ganni,    a.    maigre,  dé- 
Gaûuilet,   gannt'-lett,   s.    gan- 
telet, m 
Gnuzc,  gSùze,  s.  gaze,  f. 

—  inaker,  s.  gazier,  m. 
Gâiintree,  gann'-trl,    s.    chan- 
tier pour    mettre  les  tonneaux. 

Gnve.  yrét.  de  Give. 

Gâtcl.  gav'-il,  s.  terrain,  m. 
javelle,  {. 

Gâvelkiiid,  gav'-il-kaînad,  !!. 
partage  égal  des  terres  ti  père 
entre  les  fils  (law),  m. 

Gâi'clwork,    gav'-il-oueurk,    »      ^ 
corvée,  f. 

(>â\ot,  gav'-eule,  s.  gavotte,  /i.  ; 

Gank,    giùk,     j.    coucou,    sot,    ' 
niais,  ))!.  [pant,  leste. 

Gay.    gué,   a    gai,    réjoui,    pim- 

Gnjcly,  Gâjncss,  gué'-i-ti, 
gué'-nesse,  s.  galle,  f. 

Gâj'ly,  gué'-li,iid.  gaîment. 

Gaze,  guéze,  s.  éionnement , 
m.  stupeur,  attente,  contempla- 
tion, f. 

—,  vn.  fixer,  regarder  avec  éton- 
nement.  [lemplatif. 

Gâzeful,     guéze'-foul,  a.    con- 

Gâzeboiind,  guéze'-haounndi 
s.  lévrier,  m. 

Gozcl,  gué-zel',s.  gazelle,^. 

Gazer,  gué'-zeur,  s.  contempla- 
teur. 

G<izétle,    ga-zctt',  s.  gazette,  f, 

Gazclléer,  gai  et-t!re',  s.  ga- 
zetier,  nouvelliste,  dictionnai- 
re  gêograpliique,  m 

Uâziiigsiuck.gué'  zinngne-stok, 
s.  objet  de  mépris,  m. 

Gazôniolcr,  gass-ome'-i-teur,  f . 
gazomètre,  »i.     [gazons,  m.  pi. 

Gâzous,    gaz'-oTinnz,    s.    (fort.) 

Gi-ar.  gi.tr,  s.  attirail,  colifichet, 
accoutrement,  m.  marchandise, 
étoffe,  chose,  f.  harnais  d'un 
cheval,  m. 

Geck,  guek,  s.  dupe, /. 

—  ,  va.  tromper,  duper. 
Gee.  dji,   int.    bue!  huhan 
Gceae,    gulze,    s.  pi.  of  soo.se,: 

oies,/'. 


GEN 


565 


GEN 


Gélable.  djel'-a-bl,  a.  qui  peut 
geler. 

Géluiiii,  djel'-ate-ine,  s.  gélati- 
ne, f.  Cake  of  — .  tablette  de 
gélatine,/'. 

Gel&tiiiate,  djel-ate'-ine-éte, 
un.  se  prendre  en  gelée,  se 
convertir  en  gélatine. 

— iva.  convertir  en  gélatine. 

Gélniiiie,  GelàliuouB,  djel''-a- 
taïoe,  dji-late'rine-euce,  a.  gé- 
latineux. 

Geld,  gueld,  s.  amende,  f. 

— ^  va.  (gi'ldcd,  gell,  gelded, 
Si-K).  châtrer,  couper.         [m. 

Géldcr,  gueld'-eur,  s.  cbâtreur, 

Géldiug.  guel'-dinngne,  s  hon- 
gre, m. 

Gélid.  dje|/-ide,  a. gelé,  glacé. 

Gelidity.  Gélidueas,  dji-lid'- 
i-li,  djel'-id-nesse,  *.  froid  ex- 
trême, m. 

Géll)'.  djel-li,  s.  gelée,  f. 

—  bi'oth,  s.  consommé,»!. 

Geit,  guelt,  V.  Gciding. 

Geut,  djemra,  s.  pierre  précieu- 
se, f.  (in  a  diadem)  fleuron, 
m.  (in  plants)  bouton,  m. 

— •  va.  orner  de  pierres  précieu- 

— ^  vn.  pousser.  [ses. 

Géminaie,  djem'-mi-néte,  va. 
doubler.      [ne,  s.  répéliiion, /■. 

Gciuiiiâilou.djem-mi-né^-cheu- 

Géuiiui,  djem'-mi-ni,  s.  p/.  Gé- 
meaux, ))!.  pi.  O — ,  int.  à  ciel  1 

Géuder,  djenn'-deur,  ».  gen- 
re, m.  sorte,  f, 

— ,  va   engendrer,  produire 

—  ,  vn.  s'accoupler. 
GeneaI6gical,   dji-ni-a-!odjeM- 

kal,  a.  généalogique. 
Geuealôgisi,     dji-ni-al'-6-djis- 

te,  s.    généalogiste,  m. 
Geneâlogy,    dji-ni-al'-ô-dji,    s. 

généalogie,  f. 
f;éuerable,    djène'-eur-a-bl,  a. 

qui  peut  engendrer.         [néral 
Ci  «lierai,      djène'-er-al,   a.    gé- 
—,  ».  général,  m. 
Geuerulissinio,  djène-er-al-is^- 

si-mô,  s    —  lissime,  m 
Geuerâllty,    djène-er-al'-i-ti,  s. 

—  llté,  la  plupart,  f. 


GéneraliBe,     djène'-er-al-alzei 

va,  généraliser. 
GenerâlSziiig,    djène-er-aK-al- 
ze-inngne,  s.  Rénéralisalion,  f. 
Génerolly,    djène'-er-a!-li,  ad- 

en  général,  ordinairement. 
Géiieralsliip.    djène^-er-al-chi- 

pe,  s.généralat,  m. 
Géueralty,  Géueraliicss, 

djène'-er-al-ti,   al-nesse,  géné- 
ralité, totalité    /. 
Générant,     djène'-er-annt,     ». 

principe  générateur,  m. 
Générale,     djène'-er-éte,     va. 

engendrer,  produire. 
Generition,    djène-er-é^-cbeu- 

ne,  ».  génération,    production, 

lignée,  f.  siècle,  m. 
Génerative,  djène'-er-atiTe, a 

génératif. 
Géuerator,  djène'-er-é-leur,  t. 

générateur,  m. 
Genéric,  —  rical,    djl-ner'-iii, 

i-kal,  s.  générique,  distinctif. 
Gencricall)-,     dji-ner'-i-kal-ii, 

ad.    en   ce    qui    concerne    le 

genre. 
Geuer6si<y,     Génerounnos, 

djène-er-oss'-i-li,     euce-nesse, 

s.  générosité,  f. 
Géuerous,     djène'-er-euce,    a 

généreux,  libéral,  vigoureux. 
Géuerously,    djène'-er-euce-li. 

ad.  généreusement,  [nèse,  f- 
Génesis,  djène'-i-cisse,  ».  Ge 
Géuel,    djen'-nitl,  S.  genêt,  m 

haquenée,  f.  [m 

Geuéta,  dji-ni'-va,  s.  genièvre. 
Génial,   dji'-ni-a',     a.    naturel 

réjouissant,  joyeux. 
—  bed.  s.  lit  nuplial ,  m. 
Géuiully,    dji'-ni-al-li,   ad.    na- 
turellement, joyeuf-ement. 
Goniciiluted,       dji-nik'-iou-Ié- 

ted,  a.  (bo.)  géniculé. 
Génio,     dji'-ni-ô,     Si      homme 

de  génie,  77t. 
Gciiiial,  djèue'-i-tal,  a.  génital. 
Géniials,  djène'-l-talz,  ».  géni- 

(oirp?,  m. pi. 
Géniiing,    djène''-i-tinDgne,    s 

passe-pomme,   f.  [tif,  wi. 

Géuiiive,  djène'-i-tive    t.  géni- 


GEN 


5G6 


GES 


GcEiitor,  djèDe'-i-teur,  s.  le 
père,  m 

Ciéiiiiis,  dji''-ni-euce,  s.  génie, 
talenl,    esprit,  ange,    m. 

GeutécI,  djenn-lîle',  a.  galant^ 
noble,  agréable,  joli,  propre. 

Kculéelly,  djenn-llI'-U,  <id.  po- 
liment, galamment,  noblement. 

teiiiéelitess)  djenn-tiK-nesçe, 
i.  grlce,  propreté,  f.  [tiane,/', 

Kcuiiaii,    djenn^-chane,  s.  gea- 

Ijiéutile,  djrnn^-til,  S-  païen. 

ticMiilisiiiii,  djenn'-til-izm,  s. 
paganisme,  m. 

Geutiliiioiis,  djenn-tiK-liche- 
euce,  a. endémique,  héréditaire, 
propre  à  une  nation. 

Geiitility,  djenn-lil'-i-ti,ï.  agré- 
ment, )fi.  petite  noblesse,  gen- 
tillesse, f.  paganisme,  bon 
goiit,  m. 

Géiiile,  djenn'-tl,  a.  doux,  mo- 
déré, léger,  loyal,  gentil. 

Gcntlefolk,  djenn'll-fôke  s. 
gens  de  condition,  m.  pi. 

Géuilcmaii)  djeDQ''-tl-mane,  s. 
genlilhomme,  monsieur,  hom- 
me de  bien,  de  bon  ton,  m. 

Géiillc'uiaulike,  djenn'-tl-ma- 
ne-liîke,  a.  galant,  en  homme 
de  bien. 

Gcutlemaiily,  djena'-tl-mane- 
M,  a.  qui  convient  à  un  hom- 
me bien  né. 

Gcuiluiicsa,  djeun'-ti-nesse,  s. 
civilité,  douceur,  f. 

(àéulleship,  djenn'-tl-cbipe,  s. 
manières  d'un  homme  bien  né, 
f.  pi. 

Géuilc'womau,  djenn^-U-ouou- 
me-eune,  s.    demoiselle,  dame 
d'honneur,  f. 
.léuti)',    djenn'-tll,    ad.  douce- 
ment, sans  bruit. 

Uénlry,  djenn'-tri ,  I.  petite 
noblesse,  condition,  f. 

GcniiOéiioii,  dji-niou-Qek'- 
cheune,i.  génuflexion,  f. 

Géuiitiie,  djènt'-iou-ine,  a,  na- 
turel, vrai. 

méniiiuclf,  djène'-iou-ine-li, 
ad.  nalurelliment  sans  fal^ifi- 
catlea. 


Géuuiueno**,      djèneMou-iae- 

nesse,  .•;.  réalité,  ^. 
Gviitis,  dji'-neuce,  s.  genre,  ca- 

racière  commun,  m. 
Gcoclôesia,        dji-ô-di^-ji-a,     s 

géodésie,  f. 
Geoccnti-ick  ,  dji  ô-cenn'-trik 

a    géocenlrique. 
Gcô^ra|ihcF,      dji-og'-gra-feur, 

s.  géographe,  m. 
Gcogrâ|>hical,         dji-ft-graf'-r 

liai,  a.  —  phique. 
Gfôgraphy,      dji-og'-gra-£, 

géographie   f.  [legie,  ,. 

Geélogy,    dji-oK-6  dji,  s.     géo- 
Gcâmcler,     dji-ome'-i-teur,    s. 

géomètre,  m.  [géométral. 

Géomelral,    dji-ome'-i-tral,    a. 
Geométrick,  —  «pical,    dji-4- 

mel'-trik,  tri-kal,  a.  géométri- 
que.     [kal-1    ad.  —  quement. 
Geomélricallf ,    dii-ô-met^-tri- 
Geomelriciaii,      dji-ome-itri- 

che'-ane,  s.  géomètre,  m. 
Geémelriie,     dJi-ome'-i-tra!ze, 

vn.  procéder  géométriquement. 
Gcémelrjr,      dji-ora'-mi-tri,    < 

géométrie,  f, 
George,  djordjo,  S    Saint-Geor 

ges,    pain    bis,    m. 
Géranium,  dji-ré'-ni-eume,  « 

géranium,  ))t. 
Gércut,  dji'-rennt,  a.  portant. 
Gei-rAlcou,  dJeur-faK-kenne,  t 

gerfaut,  m. 
Gérmnu,    djeur'-mane,  a.  ger- 
main, de  la  parenté,  allemand 
— ,  s.  cousin  germain,  Allemand. 
Gérmaiiic ,  djeur'-mane-ik,    a< 

germanique. 
Gcrm,  djcurme,  s    germe,  m. 
Gcrmiii.  djeur'-mine,  s.  le  pre- 
mier jet,  m.  jeune  pousse,  f. 
Gérmiiiale,  djeur'-mi-néte,  vn. 

germer,  pousser. 
GerniiiiAtion,         djeur-mi-né'- 

cheuf  e,  ».  —  lion,  f. 
Géruii  I,     djer'-eunnd,     s.    gé- 

rondii,  m. 
Gest,  djeste,  ».   exploit,  m.  re- 

présentaf^R  f.  spectacle,  m. 
GeatAiioK.       4jeuss-té'-cheu>e, 


GHA 


567 


GIF 


CieXfculale,  djess-tikMou-léte, 

va.  gesticuler. 
Gesticiilâlîon,  djess-tik-iou-lé- 

cheune,  s.  —  lion,  f. 
Gésture,       flje-s'-lchioure  ,     S. 

geste,  m.  action,  f. 
— 1  vn.  faire  des  gestes. 
Get,   guett,  va.  (got,  gat,  got- 

ten). gagner, obtenir,  acquérir 
— 5  vn.    arriver,    atteindre,    par- 

Tenir,  avoir  recours,  monter 

—  above,  surpasser. 

—  abroad,  Taire  sortir,  publier, 
devenir  pubiie. 

—  a  rail,   tomber. 

—  a  footing,  s'établir. 

—  away,  faire  retirer,  ftter, 
s'en  aller,  s'évader. 

—  bcrai'o,  prévenir,  devancer. 

—  by  beari,  apprendre. 

—  cicar  off,  te  débarrasser, 
être  quitte 

—  dowii,  descendre,  avaler. 

—  foi-ward,  avancer,  profiter. 

—  Trieuds,  se  faire  des  amis. 

—  in,  entrer,  faire  entrer,  en- 
gager, serrer,  s'insinuer. 

—  oir,  tirer,  débarrasser,  des- 
cendre. 

—  on,  mettre, 

—  oui,  sortir,  tirer,  arracher. 

—  rcady,  prép.irer,  apprêter. 

—  Ibo  betler,  avoir  l'avantage. 

—  Ibroiigb  or  OTCr,  passer, 

—  logeiher^  amasser,  assem- 
bler, 

—  iip,   lever,  se  lever,  monter. 

—  iipon  a  horse,  monter  à 
cheval. 

—  weli  again,  se  rétablir. 
Gétter,  guet'-teur,  s.    celui  qui 

gagne,  obtient. 

Gétting,  guet'-iinngne,  (.  ac- 
quisition, f.  profit,)?i.Pre»ty — , 
petits  profits. 

Géwga^,  giou^-gfCîï,  s.  babio- 
le, f.  joujou,  jouet,  m. 

—,  a.  futile,  de  peu  de  valeur. 

Ghâslfut,  gaste'-roul,  a.  som- 
bre^ lugubre. 

GbAstliiiesa,  Ghastuess,  gas 
le'-li-nesse,  gaste'-nesse,  s. 
horreur,  ptieur,  /. 


Ghâstly,  gaste'-ll,  a.  horriblet 

pâle,   défait.  [nicbon,  m, 

Cùtiéi-kin,  gueur'-liine,  s.  cor- 
Ghi>B(.gâssl', s.  esprit,  »i,ime,^. 
GhôatliuciiB,  gAsst'-li-nesse,  i, 

spiratualité,  f. 
Gbôstly,  gosst'-li ,  a.    spirituel, 
—  fatber,  s.  directeur  de  con- 
science, m. 
Giant,  djal'-annt,  I.  géant]  ntc 
OiautesB,      dja!'-tnn-tesu,     (. 

géante,  f. 
Giandike,  OCantly,  djal'-anBlr 

la!-ke,   li,  a.  gigantesque. 
Giant«ht|>,    djai"-anDt-chipe,  e. 

grandeur  démesurée,  /■. 
Gibbe,  guibbe,    I        .^.mai    dé* 

crépit,  m.  [1er,  bredouiller. 
Gibber,  guib'-beur,  v>i.barboull< 
Gibberisb,   guih'-beur-icbe,    ». 

argot,  baragouin,  ni. 
Gi'bbet,   djib''-bitt,    S.   potence, 

f.  gibet,  m. 
— .  va.  attacher  au  gibet. 
Gibbésity,      guib-boss'-i-tl,    s. 

—  site,  bosse,  f.  [nu,  bossu. 
Gîbbous,  guib'-beuce,  a.  cor> 
Gibbousness,  guib^-beuce-nes- 

se,  s.  gibbosilé,  f. 
Gi'bcat,  guib'-katt,s.  vieux  chat, 

}n.  vieille  radoteuse,  f. 
Gibe,   dja!be,    va.   vn.    rallier, 

se  moquer  de. 
—,  s.  raillerie,  moquerie,  f. 
Gi'ber,    djaï'-beur,    s.    railll  ar, 

gausseur,  m.  [ironiquement! 
Gibiiigly,  dial'-binngne-li,  ad. 
Gibleis, djib'-leitz,  s.  petite  oie, 

f.  abatis  d'oie,  m. 
Giddily,    guid'-di-ll,    ad.   avec 

des  vertiges,  étouidimenl,  sans 

soin. 
Giddinesa,    guid'-dl-nesse,    «• 

vertige,  m.  étourderie,  incon- 
stance, f. 
Gi'ddy,     guid'-di,     a.     vertigi- 
neux, étourdi,  inconstant. 

—  brained,  —  beaded  ,  a.   é" 
cervelé.  [sard. 

—  paced,  a.  qui  marche  au  ha» 
—,    a.  sans  soin,  étourdi. 
Gif»,  guift,  s.  don,  cadeau,  pré- 

,     sent,  m.    donation,    f.   talent, 


GIN 


568 


GIV 


pouToir,  rrt.  grâce. nomination, 
f.  —  by  will,  legs.  Dced  of 
— .  contrat  de  donalion.  !*ew 
year's— ,étreDnes.  [miné. 

«■■ru-d,  guif'-ted,   a.  doué,  illu- 

l"'Si  gu'g;  «  toupie,  f.  sabot, 
tonte  a,  cabriolet,  m.  coureuse,/'. 

Ciigéutic,  djaï-gann'-tik,  a.  gi- 
gantesque. 

•^'es'e     guig'-'gl,     vn.     ricaner, 

/  rire  en  caclielle.  [neur. 

•i^Sgler,     guig''-gleur,    5.    rica- 

Gild.  guild.  10  (gilded,  gilt, 
gilded,  gilt),  dorer. 

Gi'lder,  gui|/-deur,  5    doreur, m. 

Gildiug,  guil'-dinDgDe,  ».  do- 
rure, f 

Ctill,  djill ,  s.  demi'selier,  m. 
femme,  fille, ^.  bière  de  lierre,  f. 

—  house,  débit  de  bière  de 
lierre. 

GilU,  guilli,  «,0  nies  de  poisson 

abajoues,  f.  pi.  ies  append  ces 
r  <]u'on  remarque   au-dessous  du 

bec  de  quelques  oiseaux, 
Gi'Iliaôwer,  djil'-li-flaou'-eur,s. 

giroflée,^. 
6ili,  guilt,  s.  dorure,  A  éclat, m. 
—,  jirét.  et  part,  de  Gild. 
Giliheud,  guilt' -bède,  s.  (a  fisb) 

dorade,  f. 
Giin,  Gimm]',    djime,  djim'-mi, 

s.  freluquet,  m. 
Giuicrack.  djira  m'-krakjS.mau- 

Taise  macliine,  patraque,  f. 
G<mle(,    guimm'-lelt,    .s.    foret, 

n>. -vrille,  f.  [^  cordouiiel.  i)i. 
Giiup,  guimrap  ,  s.  guipure, 
Giu,    djiue,    s.       trébuchel,    m. 

trappe,    chèvre,    f.  genièvre  (a 

liquor),  m. 

—  palace, —  «b  op,  s.  débit  de 
genièvre,  débit   de  liqueurs, »i. 

Giiiger,  djinP'-djeur,  «.  gin- 
gembre, m.      i... 

Gingei'beer,  djinn'-djeur-blre, 
s.  iiqiieur  au  gingembre. 

Giiigcrbread ,  djinn'-djeur-bré- 
de,  s.  pain  d'épice,  m. 

Giiigerlj-,djin  n'-dj6ur-li,ad.  tout 
doucemtnt,   tvec  précaution. 

Giugrrucsa,  djinn'-djeur-Desse, 
«.délicatesse  ■  f- 


Gingival,  dj!nn'-i]ji-Tal|  I.  dM 

gencives. 

Giugic,  djinng'-gl,  va.  tiiiter, 
harmonie  a?ectée  dans  le  lan- 
gage, [dans  le  langage. 

— ,s.    tintement,    m.  alTeciation 

Gi'unet,  djin'-nett,  t.  bidet,  mu- 
let, m. 

Gi'ps},  djip'-ci, S.Bohémienne, /■. 

Girasol,  djir'-a-s6le,  s.  girasol, 
m. 

Gird,  gueurd,  tJa.Cgirdcd,  girt, 
girted,  girt),  ceindre,  inves- 
tir, enlourer,  enclore. 

—,  vn.  railler,  plaisanter. 

—,  ».  sarcasme,  m.  raillerie,  an- 
goisse, f.  remords,  m.  By  fil* 
and  — ■,  ad    à  b&tODS  rompus, 

Girder,gueur'-deur,  5.  solive,^ 

Gi'rdie,  gueur'-dl,  $.  ceinture, 
guirlande,  f.  enclos,  m.  le  zo- 
diaque, [clore,  environner. 

— ,  va.    enceindre,  entourer,   en- 

Gfi'dlebelt,  gueur'-dl-belte,  ». 
ceinturon,   m.     [turonnier,  m. 

Girdier,  gueur^-dl-eur,  ».  cein- 

Gîrkiu,  gueur'-kine,  s.  corni- 
cbûo,  m, 

Giri.  gueurl,  s.  fille,  jeune  fille, 
demoiselle.  Plain  —,  s.  gri- 
sette,  A  [Bile. 

Gii'litib,      gneurl/-iche ,   a.     de 

Gii'liiibiy,  gueurMiche-li ,  ad. 
en  fille. 

Gii-«,  gueurle,  va.  sangler. 

— .prêt,  et  part,  de  Gird. 

—  liiie,  s.  (ma.)  cartahu,  m. 

Girtb,  gueurlh,  s.  sangle,  en- 
ceinte, circonférence,  f.  con- 
tour, 7(1. 

Give,  guive,  Urt.  (gaire,  gire»), 
donner,  rendre, remettre, aban- 
donner,   montrer,  représenter. 

— ,  vn.  céder,  fondre. 

~  a  call,  appeler. 

—  a  description,  décrire. 

—  a  fall.  faire  tomber 

—  a  giiesB.  deviner. 

—  agHin,  rendre. 

—  a  iook.  regarder. 

—  a  porlion,  va.  doter. 

—  awuy,  donner.  [mort. 
;  —  away  for  dcad,  laisser  pour 


GLA 


569 


GLA 


GSve  liack  agaiu,  rendre. 

—  baltle,  livrer  bataille. 

—  content,  contenter. 

—  ear,  être  attentif,  écouter. 

—  for    lo8t,    regarder     comme 

—  firc,  tirer.  [perdu. 

—  ground,  reculer,  enfoncer. 

—  hced,  prendre  garde. 
^  iu  cbiirge,  charger. 

—  Joy^  féliciter. 

—  judgmcut.  porter  jugement. 

—  like  for  likc,  rendre  la  pa- 
reille. 

—  notice,  avertir,  informer. 

—  onc   loaTC,    permettre. 

—  oiie^s  miud)  s'adonner^  s'at- 
tacher. 

—  out;   donner,  distribuer,  rap- 

Sorter,     annoncer,    cesser,  se 
ire. 

—  OTcr,  cesser,  laisser,  céder. 

—  over,  abandonner,  cesser. 

—  place,  céder,  faire  place. 

—  «uck,  allaiter. 

—  ibo   slip,    se    dérober. 

—  the  oaih ,  déférer  le  ser- 
ment. 

—  «he  Ile,  donner  un  démenti. 
-r  trouble,  incommoder. 

—  iip,  rendre,  céder,  se  dessai- 

—  wai'uing,  avertir.  [sir. 

—  'way,  céder,  enfoncer,  s'aban- 
donner, se  relâclier. 

Givcr,  giiiv'-eur,  s.  donneur. 

Oizzard,  guiz''-Zeurd,  s.  gésier, 
m.  [lie,  /. 

Glâbritjr,     glab'-ri-ti,  s.    calvi- 

Glâciul,  glé'-chi-al,  a,  glacial. 

Glâciate,  glé^-chi-éte,  vn.  gla- 
cer, geler. 

Glaciàlion,  glé-chi-é'-cheune, 
s.  congélaliori,  ;'.  [s.  glacis,  m. 

Glacis,    gla'-ciss    or     gla-cize', 

Glad,  g'ade,  o.  content,  charmé, 
aise,  joveux,  réjoui,  heureu.\. 

—,  Glàd'deu,  glad/-dn,  va.  ré- 
jouir, récréer. 

Glade,  gléde,  s.  clairière,  f. 

Gladcu,  g!é'-dn,    s.  glaïeul,  m. 

Glâdfuliiess,  glad^-foul-nes- 
se,  s   joie,  f. 

Gludiâtor,  giad-di-é'-teur,  gla- 
diateur, m 


Glâdly,  glade'-Ii,  ad.  volon« 
tiers,  bien.  [allégresse,  f. 

Glâdiiess,  glade'-nesse  ,   joie, 

Glâdsoine,  glade'-seume,  a. 
enjoué   gai.      [ad.  avec  plaisir. 

Glûdsomoly,      glade'-seume-li, 

GlâdsomenesB,  glade^-seume- 
nesse,».  allégres.^e,  joie,  f. 

GlaiF,glére,  s.   blanc  d'oeuf,  m. 

—,va,  enduire  de  blanc  d'œuf. 

Glauce,  glannce,  s.  œillade,  f. 
trait,  éclat  de  lumière,  ni.  al- 
lusion, insinuation,  f. 

— ,  un.  briller,  jeter  de  l'éclat; 
jeter  un  coup  d'oeil;  censurer 
d'une  manière  détournée. 

—  au  eye,  jeter  un  coup    d'oeil, 

—  over,  parcourir.        [regarder. 
Glâucingly,    glann'-cinngne-li, 

ad.  en  passant. 

Glaud,  glannd,  s.  glande,  f. 

Glauders,  glann''-deurz,  s.  mor- 
ve, f.  [dule,  f. 

Glâudiile,  glann'-dioule,s.glan- 

Glaiidulôsity,  glann-diou-Ioss''- 
i-ti,  s.  amas  de   glandules,  m. 

Glâudiilous,  Glâiidular, 

glacn'-diûu-leuce,  lar,  a.  glan- 
duleux. 

Glare,  glére,  vn.  éblouir,  jeter 
un  éclat  brillant,  regarder  avec 
des  yeux  perçants. 

—,  s.  éclat,  regard  furieux,  m. 
lueur,  /■.  [reux. 

Glâreoug,  glé'-ri-euce,  a.  glai- 

Gldring,  glé'-rinngne,  a. 
éblouissant. 

—  crime,  s.  crime  évident,  m. 

Glass,  glasse,  s.  verre,  m.  gla- 
ce, /".  miroir,  ?n.  télescope,  sa- 
blier, baromèlre,  m.  vernis, 
apprêt,)»,  ampoulette,^  GIub- 
«es,  s.  lunettes,  /.  pi. 

—  bcuds,  s.   grains    de    verre, 

—  bowl,  s.  bocal,  m.       [m.  pi. 

—  case,  s.  montre,  f. 

—  coacb,  s.  carrosse    vitré,  m, 

—  full,  .5.  uu  verre  plein,  m. 

—  furuace,  s.  four  de  verre» 
rie,  m. 

—  gi'iudeF,s.  polisseur,  m. 

—  Iiouse,  s.  verrerie^  /. 

—  like,  a.  semblable  au  verre. 


GLl 


570 


GLO 


^las*  mokor, —  fouiidct*;  5. 

\errier,  m. 

—  mctul,  s.  Terre  fondu,  m. 

—  n'are,  s.  verrerie,  /".  ISmall 
— 1  Terrotorie. 

—  woi-k,  s.    ouvrage  en    verre, 

—  window,  s.  vitre,  f.        [m. 
blass,  va.  vitrer. 
Ulâssincss,    glass'-i-nesse ,    s. 

éiat  vitreux. 
GlnsKy,  glas'-si,  a.  vitreux,  de 

verrei 
Cilâiicoiia,   giffi'-keuce,  a.  yer- 

dâtre,  glsnque. 
Clavc,  gléve,  s.  glaive,  m, 
Glaie,  glcze,  va.  vitrer,  vernir, 

glacer.     Glazed   silk,  s.    taf- 
fetas glacé,  m. 
Cltizier,  glé'-jeur,  s.  vitrier,  m. 
<;liiiiii6.glé'-zinngDe,  s.  l'action 

de  vitrer,  f.    les  vitres,  f.pL 

vernif,  enduit,  m. 

—  siicb,  s.  aftic,  m.  [m. 
<Slead,  Glede,  glide,^.  milan, 
Glcam,   glime,  S.  rayon,  éclat, 

)7!.  lueur,  f. 

— .  î)n.  rayonner,  briller. 

Gléamiiig.  (,:iéainy,gli''-nilnn- 
gne,  gli'-mi,  a.  élincelant. 

Gli-an,  gline,  va.  glaner,  gra- 
piller. 

— ,  s.  récolle  pénible,  glanure,  f. 

dcaucr,  gli'-neur,  s.  glaneur, 
grapilleur. 

Ciléauing,  gli'-ninngne,  s.  ac- 
tion de  glaner,  chose  glanée, 
glanage,  grapiilage. 

GU-bc,  glibo,  s.  glèbe,  terre,  f. 

délions,  Oléby ,  gli'-beuce, 
gli'-bi,  a.  de  gazon. 

Glce,  gll,  s.  joie,  allégresse,  f. 
un  air  jojeux. 

€;lccrul.  glî'-foul,  a.  joyeux. 

GIcck,  glîk,  s.  musique,  f.  mu- 
sicien n« 

Gleeii,  (;iîne,  vn.  briller. 

GIcct,  glîte,  vn.  suppurer,  dé- 
goutter, couler  doucement. 

— .  s.  pus,  71!.  gonorrhée,  f. 

Gléct)-.  gll-li,s.  sanieux. 

GU-ii.  glenn.s.  vallon, m, vallée,/' 

Glew.  gliou,  voy.  Gluo. 

4>lib,  glib,  a.  coulant,  dclié. 


Glib  tougiie,  s. langue  bien  peo» 

due,  volubilité,/'. 

— ,  va.  chitrer. 

Glibly,  glib'-li,n(2.  coulammcnt. 

Glibuesa,  glib'-nesse  ,  s.  volu- 
bilité,/. 

Glide,  glalde,  vn.  couler  lente- 
ment, passer  sans  bruit,  glis- 
ser. 

—,s.  écoulement,  m,  action  qui 
se  passe  sans  bruit. 

Glimiuer,  glim'-nieur,  vn.  lui- 
re faiblement,  briller  d'un  fai- 
ble éclat,  s.  faible  lueur,  f. 
éclat  douteux,  m. 

Gtimmerlng,  glim'-meur-inn- 
gne,  a.  qui  commence  h  pa- 
raître. 

Glinipse,  glimmpce,  s.  sillon  de 
lumière,  éclat  passager,  m. 
jouissance  de  peu  de  durée,  res- 
semblance Imparfaite. 

GIIs<en,  glts'-sn,  vn.  étinceler, 
briller,  reluire,  éclater, 

Glister,  gliss'-teur,  va.  briller, 
reluire,  éclater. 

Glistei-iiig,  gliss'-teur-inngne, 
s.  lueur,/,  éclat,  m. 

— ,  a.  luisant,  brillant. 

Glisteriogly,  gliss^-teur-ion- 
gne-li,  ad.  avec  éclat. 

Glitter,  glit'-teur,  vn.  éclater, 
briller,  reluire. 

— ,  .9.  éclat,  m.  splendeur,  /. 

Glittcriug,  glit'-leur-inngno  a. 
brillant,  radieux. 

Glitleringly.  glil'-teur-inngne- 
li,  ad.  brillamment. 

Gloar,  glôre,  vn.  loucher,  re- 
garder de  travers. 

Gloat,  glôte,  vn.  regarder  d'un 
air  langoureux,  comme  un 
amoureux  timide. 

Glôbart,  glfr'-barte,  S.  ver  lui- 
sant, m. 

Globe,  glAbe,  t.  globe, m. 

Globàgity,  glft-boss'-i  ti,  S.  ron> 
deur,  spljériciié,  /. 

Giôbular,  Globôsc,  G16ba- 
tvd,  GltSboiiK,  glob'-lou-lar, 
glô-bôze',  gl6'-bé-ted,glô'-beu- 
ce,  a.  spherique,  rond,  [bule, /. 

Globule,     glob^-ioule,     s.  glo- 


GLO 


571 


GO 


OlôUuloas,    globMon-lence,  a. 

globuleux. 

Glûmerate,  glorae'-er-éle,  va. 
assembler,  arrondiren  peloton. 

Glânierous,  glome'-tT-euce,  a. 
mis  en  peloton. 

Gloom,  glôùme,  f.  s.  obscurité, 
f.  chagrin,  m. 

CSIuômil)',  gidurae'-i-li,  nd.  obs- 
curément, tristement. 

—,vn.  être  nébuleux,  triste. 

Gloôuiitiess,  gloiime^-i~nesse,  s. 
obscurité,  mélancolie,  f. 

GLaôni)',  gloTime'-i,  a.  sombre, 
obscur,  triste. 

Glôi'ied,  giy-rid,  a.  illustre. 

Glui-iflcâlion,  gl4-ri-fi-ké'- 

«hcune,  s.  —  tion,  f. 

Glôt'ir^,  gift'-ri-faï,  va.  glori- 
fier, exaitgr,  célébrer. 

Glôrious,  glô^-ri-cuce,  a.  glo- 
rieux, vain,  superbe. 

Glôi-ioiislf,  giy-ri-euce-li,  ad. 
glorieusement. 

Glûry,  glô'-ri,j.  gloire,  auréo- 
le, renommée,^,  lustre, éclat,TO. 

—,  vn.  se  faire  gloire,  se  glori- 
fier. 

GIoss,  glosse,  s.  glose,  f.  com- 
mentaire ,  (of  sluffs)  lustre  , 
■vercis,  apprêt,  m. 

—  ,  va.  gloser,  commenter,  lus- 
trer, apprêter.  [saire,  m. 

Glûssary,    glos'-sa-ri,    t.   glos- 

Glôsser,  glos^-seur,  s.  commen- 
taieur,  polisseur,  m. 

Glôssiucsa,  glos'-si-nesse,  s 
lustre,  m.  [tant. 

GIôssy.  glos'-si,  a.  lustré,  écla- 

Glôttia,  glof-tiss,  s.  glotte,  f. 

Gloiit,  glaoute,  vn.  bouder. 

Glove,  gleuve,  s.  gant,  m. 

— ,  va.  ganter, 

GlÔTcr,  gleuV-eur,  s.  gantier. 

Glow.  glô,  s.  chaleur,  Uamme, 
passion,  f.  feu,  éclat,  m. 

—,  vn.  s'embraser,  s'échauffer, 
se  passionner. 

Glôwiiig  ,  g'ô'-inngne,  a.  ar- 
dent, embrasé. 

Glowworm ,  glô'-oueurm,  s. 
ver  luisant,  m.      (jôler,  gloser, 

Gluze,    glôze,    vn.    ûaller,    en- 


Gloxe,  s.  Qatterie,    f.  câlineriez 

glose. 

«lue.gliou,!.  colle,  colle-ferte,^. 

— ,  va.  coller,  unir. 

Glûvbollcr,  gliou'-hoïl-eur,  J. 
fabricant  de  colle,  )n.  [m. 

Glùcr,    gliou'-eur,    s.    colleur, 

Gliiish,  gliou'-icbe,  a.  gluant, 
col  la  ut. 

Glum,  gleume,  a.  chagrin,  de 
mauvaise  humeur. 

Gliit,  gleutt,  va.  ayaler,  rem- 
plir, rassasier,  dégoûter.  To 
—  ouo^sacir,  vn.  se  rassasier. 

— ,  s.  surabondance,  satiété,  obs- 
truction, f.  [m. 

Glûien,   gliouMenn,  s.  gluten, 

Glûiluous,  gliou'-ti-neuce,  a. 
glutineux. 

Glûlinuusness,  gliou'-tl-neu- 
ce-nesse,  s.  viscosité,^. 

Glûtton,gleul'-tn,$   gourmand, 

GlûttoiiiEe ,  gleut'-teune-alze, 
vn.  être  glouton,  faire  le  glou- 
ton, [glouton 

Glût(onana.g1eutMeune-euce,a. 

Glûtioiioual)',  gleut'-teuneeu- 
ce-li,  ad.  en  glouton. 

Glûtionj',  gleut'-teuae-i,  (. 
gourmandise,^. 

Glûy,  gliou'-i,  o.  gluant. 

Gljn,  gline,  s.  vallée,  f. 

Giiui'l,  narl ,  vn.  murmurer, 
gronder, 

Gnârled,  nar'-led,  a.  noueux. 

Gnash,  nacbe,  vn.  grincer  des 
dents. 

— ,  la.  grincer,  [grincement,  m. 

Guâabiug,      nacheMungne,    s. 

Giiat,  natt,  $.  cousin,  m. 

—  siiapper,  «.gobe-mouche, m. 
Giiaw,  nâù,  va.  ronger,  mordre. 
Gisawer,  nâù^-eur,  s.  rongeur. 
Gnâniiig,  s.  rongement,  m. 
Giiôinoii,  nô'-mone,s.slyle  d'un 

cadran  solaire.  [nique,/'. 

Guoniéiiics,  nô-mone'-iks,  s.  — 
Go.gô.uu.  (wciit,  gouc),  aller. 

s'en  aller,  passer,  partir,  être, 

se  porter,    porter,    marcher,  sfl 

conduire. 

—  altuiit,  faire  le  tour.se détour- 
ner, entreprendre)  s'écrouler. 


GO 


57i 


GOE 


Go  aiirnad,  sortir,  partir,  faire 
courir. 

—  ai^niust,  s'opposer,  a^voir  de 
!a  répugnance. 

—  a  jouruej',  TOyager. 

—  along^  poursuivre  son  che- 
min,  acconrpagner,  passer. 

—  asliore^  débarquer,  aborder. 

—  aside,  se  meure  à  côté. 

—  astray.  s'égarer. 

—  asiiuder,  aller  séparément. 

—  airay.  se  retirer,  sortir,  s'en 
aller,  partir,  emporter. 

—  bnck,  reculer,  s'en  retourner. 

—  buckwards,  reculer, 

—  backwards  aiid  forwards. 
aller  et  \enir,  se  contredire. 

—  betweeu,  s'entremettre. 

—  bcyoud,  passer,  surpasser. 

—  by,  passer  auprès,  appeler,  se 
régler,  souffrir,  devancer,  du- 
per. 

—  donn,  descendre,  se  coucher, 
aller,  avaler,  rétrofciader. 

—  for,  aller  cherchor ,  passer 
pour. 

—  TorCh,  sortir,  produire. 

—  forward,  avancer,  pousser, 
profiter,  poursuivre. 

—  from.  quitter,  partir  de. 

—  from  (tlie  maller),  s'écarter. 

—  baUcs,  être  de  moitié. 

—  iu,  entrer. 

—  uear,  approcher.        [débiter. 

—  off,    quitter,    tirer,    vendre. 

—  on,  avancer,  continuer, 

—  oui,  sortir,  s'éieindre, 

—  oTcr,  passer,  traverser, 

—  throujib,  passer,  passer  au 
travers,  enfiler,  percer,  fendre. 

—  up,  mouler, 

—  up  aiid  donu,  courir  de  cote 
et  d'autre. 

—  upoii,   entreprendre,  se  fon- 

—  uuder  (undergo),  subir,  [dre. 

—  with,  accompagner. 

—  Tîtboui.  se  passer,  ne  pas 
obtenir.  [»i. 

Go-by'.  gôbaî,  s.  russe,  artifice, 
Go-carl,  gô'-kartt,  s.  chaiii.l 
'(pour  apprendre  à  marcberaux 

enfants). 
Go-iô!    g6-tou',  ïUonsl 


Go,  s.  allure,  f.  pas, m 

Goad,  gode,  s.  aiguillon,  m. 

— ,  va.  toucher  les  bœufs,  al» 
guillonner,  exciter,  engager. 

Goal,  gftie,  $.  bout  de  la  lice, 
but,  m.  passe,  vue,   f. 

Goâr,  gôre,  ».  pointe  de  che- 
mise de  femme,  f. 

Goal,  gôle,  s.  ne  —,  bouc,  »n 
Sho— ,  chèvre,  f, 

—  beard,  s.  salsiBs,  m. 

—  hcrd,  S.  chevrier,  m. 

—  milker,  S.  engoulevent,  Hï. 

—  skin,  s.  peau  de  chèvre,/'. 
Goâlitth,  gdte'-icbe,   a.    lascif, 

puant, 
Gub.  gob,  i.  morceau,  m. 
Gobbct. gob'-bett,s.  bouchée,  ?. 

—  ,u(i.  avaler  d'une  bouchée. 
Gobblo.  gob'-bl,tin.  gober,  ava- 
ler. 

Gûbbler,  gob^-bl-enr,  S.  glou- 
ton, celui  qui  avale  d'une  bou- 
chée, [entremetteur 

Gobetwecu,     gô'-bi-touîne,    S. 

Gûbli't,  gol/-lett,  s.  gobelet,  m. 

Gobliu,  gob'-line,  s.  lutin,  spec- 
tre, m.  \f.  dieu,  i?i. 

GOD,  god,  s.  BltU,  m.  idole, 

—  child.s.  filleul. 

—  daiigbivi-,  s.  filleule,  f. 

—  fatbcr,  .5.  parrain,  m. 

—  luotbcr,  s   marraine,  f. 

—  sou,  s.  filleul,  m.  if. 
Goildi'ss.  god'-desse,  s.  déesse, 
Gôddessiike,    gnd'  desse-laïke, 

rt-  qui  ressemble  à  nue   déesse. 

Gédhvad,  god'-héde,  s.  divini- 
té, f.  [impie. 

Godless,    god''-lesse,  a.    athée, 

Gôdiike,  god'-laïke,  a.  divin. 

Gôdiily,  goJ'-li-li,  ad.  pieuse- 
ment. 

Gôdiiuess,  god'-Ii-nesse,  *■ 
sainteté,/'.  [inférieur,)». 

Godliu;;,   god'-linngue,  S.  dieu 

Gôdly,  god'-li,  n.  pieux. 

—  ,ad.  religieusement.         [té,  f. 
Gôdijbcad.god'-li-héde,  s.  bon- 
Gôdship,  god'-chipe,  S.  divini- 
té,A  ,  .        . 

Gôcr^  gô'-eur,  8.  celui  qui  va, 
coureur,  promeneur,  —s    aud 


GOO 


573 


GOR 


corners,  s,  pi.  allants    et  ve- 
Ooff.  goff,  s.  émail,  m.     [nants. 

—  stick,  s.  crosse  du  jeu  de 
paume,  f. 

Goggle,  gog^-g\,  vn.  regarder 
de  travers,   loucher. 

—  eyed,  a.  louche. 
Gôggless,    gogg'-lesse,    s.    pi. 

lunettes,  f.  pi. 
Coing,  gy-inugne,  s.  démarche, 
allure,  grossesse,  f  départ,  m. 

—  dowii  or  tli«  Sun,  le  cou- 
cher du  soleil.  —  foi-wurd,  s. 
progrès,  m. 

Gôln,  gô'-la,  s.  cimaise,  ^ 
Gold,  gôld,  s.  or,  m. 

—  bouter,  s.  tiatleur  d'or,  m. 

—  boiiiid,  a.  couvert  d'or. 

—  drawer,  s.  tireur  d!or,  m. 

—  niior,  S    affineur,  m. 

—  fiiidcur,  S.  orpailleur,  m.  vi- 
dangeur, m. 

—  OoTcr,  s.  tournesol,  m. 

—  hamnacr,  5.  loriot. 

—  nreight,  s.  équilibre,  m. 

Golden,  gôl'-dn,  a.  d'or,  res- 
plendissant, brillant,  précieux, 
excellent. 

—  ruie,  s.régle  de  trois,  f. 
GôldBuch,  Gdldcnfluck, 

g&ld'-finnche,   gâl'-dn-Bnnche, 
5.  chardonneret,  m. 
Gôlding,    gôld'-inngne,   8.    es- 
pèce de  pomme,  f.    [févre,  m. 
Gôldsniith,    gôld'-smilb,  '.'.  or- 
— 's  (rade  or  ware,  s.  orfèvre- 
rie, ;'.     [chef  de  la  famille,  m, 
Gdman ,     g&'-mane,    s.    mari, 
Gome,  gSme,  s.  cambouis,  m. 
Gondola,   gonn'-d4-la,  s.   gon- 
dole, f.  [dolier,  »i. 
Gondolier^  gonn-d6-lire',s.gon- 
Gone,  gone,  part,  de  Go. 

—  in]reara,a.  avancé  eu  âge. 
G6nfnlou,     gonn'-fa-leune ,    s. 

gonfalon,  m. 
Good,  gôîide,  a   bon. 
A  —  deat. beaucoup.  A — liirn, 
un    bon  office.    A  —    nhile, 
longtemps.    As  —    a«,  autant 
^ue.    As   — ,   aussi    bieni    In 

—  sootb,  ad.  sérieusement. 
For  —  aud  ail,  tout  de  bon, 


pour  toujours.—  for  uolbing, 
ad.  bon  à  rien.  In  —  liuiet 
nd.  en  temps  opportun. 

—  brecdiiig,  5.  politesse,/". 

—  by,  —  bye,  adieu  I 

—  rorliinc,  s.   bonne  fortune,  f. 

—  Trida),  s   Vendredi-Saint, m 

—  Iiick,  s.  bonheur,  m. 

—  man,  s.  compère,  bonhomme, 
matlre,  m. 

—  nalMre,j.  humanité,/. 

—  natiirod,a   débonnaire. 

—  understanding,      $.    bonne 
intelligence,  /. 

—  will,  s.   bienveillance,  /.  pot 
de  vin,  m. 

—  woman,  s.  maltresse,  COIB- 
Good,  ad.  bien,  bon.  [mère,  f, 
— ,  »)/.  eh  bien!  fort  bienl 

—  ,.■!.  bien,  avantage,  m.  utilité,/'. 
Goôdiiness,    go'îid'-li-nesse,   I. 

beauté,   grâce,  /. 

Go6dl)'.  gdùd'  li,  a.  beau,  bel, 
m.  belle. 

Goôdtiess,  gôtid'-nesse,  s.  bon- 
té, A 

Goods,  goiidz,  s.  meubles,bien>, 
m.  pi.  marchandises,  /.  pi. 

Go6d.v.go'ïïd'-di,  s.  bonne  fem- 
me, dame,  /. 

Goosc,  g(Sùze,  (gecso),  s,   oie, 
/.  idiot,  imlécile,  m.  (for    tai- 
lors) ,    carreau,    m. 
Grecn — .oison,  m. 

—  cap,  s.  nigaud,  sot. 

—  borry.  s.    groseille,  /.      [m. 

—  beriy-busb,    s.    groseilîer, 

—  berry-fooi,  S.  groseilles  aa 
lait,  /.  [graisse  les  oies. 

—  pcn,    s.    lieu    où    l'on    en- 
Gôrbvlly,  gor'-bel-li,  s. ventrée. 
GôrbclIied,gor'-bel-lid,  rt.  ven- 
tru. 

Gardian  knot,  gor'-djane-nott, 
s.    nœud     gordien,   m.   diffl- 
culié,  /. 
Gorc,  gore,  va.  piquer,  heurter, 

percer  d'un  coup  de  corne. 
— ,  s.  sang  figé;  pointe  de  che- 
mise, /.  [bot,  m. 
Gorge,  gordje,  S.  gosier,  ja- 
— ,  va.  gorger,  rassasier,  remplir, 
— ,  vn.  se  gorgeri  se  rassasier^ 


GOU 


574 


GRA 


GArgeoii»,  gor'-djeuce,   fi.   su- 
perbe, magnifique. 
GArgeousl)-,  gor'-djeuce-li,  ad. 
superberaenl. 

ti6rgeou8iiefiB,  gor^-djeuce- 
Besse,  s,  magnificence,  /. 

Borget,  gor'-djelt,  S.  gorgerin, 
hausse-col,  m.  ["^i /■ 

Gôi'gon,  gor'-gueune,  s.    gnrgiv 

Gôrmandizr,  gor'-manu-daïze, 
V)t.  s'empiffier. 

GfSrninudizcr ,  Gôrmaiicl^ 
gor'-mann-daï-zeur,  gor'- 

mannd,  s.  glouton,  /■. 

Gôrmaudiziug,  gor'-mann-daï- 
zinngne,  s.  gloutonnerie,  /. 

G6r}',  gô'-ri,  a.  sanglant. 

G(is1ta\ik)  goss^-hauk,  s.  au- 
tour, m.  [chaton,  m. 

Gésiingi  goz'-linngne,  s.  oisnii, 

G68p<;l,  goss'-pel,  s.  éTangiie, 
m. 

G6spelIer,goss'-pel-eur,s.é'van- 
géliste,  celui  qui  lit  l'Evaiigilo 
à  l'office,  m. 

G688amer,  gos'-sa-meur,  s.  fil 
de   la  Vierge,  m. 

Gôsaip,  gos^-sip,  s.  commère, 
caiifeuse,  marraine,  /.  par- 
rain, m. 

— ,  V)i.  jaser,  caqueter,  se  diver- 
tir, être  ami  de  la  bouteille,  go- 
belotler, 

Gù9»iping,  gos'-si-ploDgne,  s. 
commérage,  m. 

dot,  prêt,  de  Get. 

Gôthic,  gotli'  ik,  a.  gothique. 

Gollen.;^.  j)us.  de  Gc4. 

Gouge,  goùdje,  s.  gouge,  /. 

Goui'd,  gôide  or  gourde,  5. 
gourde,  calebasse,  citrouille,  f. 

Gôurdiuess,  g&r^-di-iie>.-e,  s. 
enflure  de  la  jambe  d'un  chc- 
■val,  A 

Gôurdy,  gôr'-di,  o.  gros,  en.Té. 

Goût,  gaoutte,  s.  goutte,  f.  —  iu 
thc  bips,  goutte  sciatique. 

— ,  gdù,  s.  goût,  m,    » 

Goutiueiis ,  gaoute^-T-nesse,  s. 
l'état  d'un  goutteux,  m. 

Gdutivort,  gaoule'-oueurte,  y. 
herbe  aux  goutteux,  f. 

Gôui},  gaou'-li,  a.  goutteux. 


G6T«rii,  gueuT'-eurn,  t'a.  gou- 
■verner,  régir,  conduire. 

Gôveriiïible.  çueuv^-eur-na- 
bl,  a.  docile. 

GÔ¥i-rnanee,  gueuv'-eur-nann- 
ce,s  gouvernement, 7)1.    * 

Goveruàute,  go-veur-nannte', 
s.  gouvernanle,  A 

G<>weroes».gueuv'-eur-nesse,«. 
gouvernante,  maîtresse  d'école, 
f- 

Government,  gneuv'-eurn- 

mennt,   s.    gouvernement,    m. 

GÔTeruor,  giieuv'-eur-neur,  s. 
gouverneur,  pilote,  m 

Gonu,  gaoune,  s.  robe,  f.  Bod 
—,  ni^ht  — ,  robe  de  cham- 
bre. Gowii-man ,  gowu^s 
ninu,  homme  qui  porte  la  ro- 
be. Go-mu'*»  men,  geos  de 
robe. 

Gowncd.  gaounnd,  a,  en  robe. 

Grûbhle.  giab'-bl,  va.  tâton- 
ner, toucher    déshonnêtement. 

—,  vn.  être  étendu  à  terre. 

Grâce,  gréce,  s.  grâce,  bonté, 
bienveillance,  faveur,  beauté, 
vertu,  (titre)  excellence,  f, 

—,  En.  orner,  embellir,  favoriser. 

Gi'âced,  grést,  a.  chaste,  \er- 
tueux,  bien  fait. 

GrâceTuI,  gréce'-foul,  fi.  beau, 
bel,  m.  belle,  ^  agréable,  bien 
fait,  enjoué. 

Gi-àcerully,  gréce'foul-li,  nd. 
de  bonne  grâce,  f. 

Gi'ûcerulness,  gréce'-foul-nes- 
se,  s.  bonne  grâce,  beauté,  f. 

Grâceless.  gréce'-lesse,  a.  cor- 
rompu, méchant. 

Grnrcs,  gré'-c;z,  s.  grâces,  f.pl. 
To  saj-  —,  dire  les  grâces. 

Gracile,  gras'-sil,  fi.  mince,  pe- 
tit, [maigre. 

Grâcilent  ,     gr9ce'-!-lennt,     fi. 

Gruci'lit)',  gra-cilM-ti,  s.  for- 
me grêle,  mince. 

GrâciouB,  gré'-cheuce,  a.  bé- 
nin, m.  bénigne,  f.  gracieux, 
bon,   favorable,  agréable. 

Gi-âciously,  gré'-cheuce-li,  ad, 
gracieusement,  obligeammenti 
humainemeot. 


GRA 


575 


GRA 


Cir&ciousncBs.  gré-cheuce-nes- 

se,  s.  bonté,  bénignité,/'. 
Ciradàtioii,    gra-dé'-cbeune,   s. 

gradalion,  f. 
Gi'âdiout,  gré'-di-annt,  a. avan- 
çant, niarcDarit. 
Graduai,  grad'-iou-al,  a.    gra- 
duel, par  degrés,  gradué,réglé. 
—,  ».  escalier,  m. 
eradu&lily,  grad-iou-aK-i-ti,  s. 

progression  régulière,  f. 
Gràdiialljr,    grad'-iou-al-M,  ad. 

pas  à  pas,  peu  à  peu. 
Gi'âdiiatc,     grad^-iou-éte.     Va. 

gradusr,  perfectionner. 
— 5  s.  gradué,  m. 
Graduation,  grad-iou-é'-cheu- 

ne,  s.  —  tion,  f. 
Graff,  graff,  s.  fossé,  ni. 
Graft  or  Gruff,  graft  or  graff, 

s.  greffe,  ente,  f. 
Grufl  or  grnir,  i'«.  greffer. 
Grârter,  graf'-teur,  s.  celui  qui 

greffe. 
Gi-afting-knire,    graf''-linngne- 

naïfe,  s    greffoir,  m. 
Graiu,     giéne,      S.      graine,    f. 
grain,    m.    pépin,   indulgence, 
humeur,  inclination,  f,    fil   du 
bois,   m.     Agaiuat    the  —,  à 
conlre-poil,  à  contre-cœur. 
— ,  va.  greneler,  grener. 
Braius,  grénnï,  s.  drèche,  f. 
Gràined,   grénnd,   a.  à  grains, 

grenu,  granuleux. 
Grâiiiy,  gré'-ni,  a.   rempli  de 

graines. 
Grâmiueonfi,     gra-mîne'-i  eu- 

ce,s.  graininée, /■. 
GraïuiiiîvoroiiB,   grame-i-niv''- 
ô-reuce,    a.  se    nourrissant    de 
grains.  [maire,  f. 

Grâinmar,  gram'-mar,  s.  gram- 
—  school,   s.    école   de    gram- 
maire, f. 
Grammàrian,         gram-mé'-ri- 

ane,  s.  grammairien,  m. 
firnuiui&tical,      gram-mate-'-i- 

lia!,  a.  — cal. 
Grammàtically,  gram-mateM- 

kal-li,  ad.  —  calement. 
Grammaiîcnster  ,  Grâruma- 

liste,    gram-miite'-i-kiiss-leur, 


gram'-mate-iste,  s.  puriste,  m» 
Grniupus,      gramm'-peuce,     5. 

baleine,  /. 
GrÂuarjr,    grane'-a-ri,   s.     gre- 
nier,   m.    grange,    f 
Grânale,   grane'-ate,  S.  grenat, 

—  iuarble,s.  granit,  m.        [m. 
Gi'uud,     grannd,    a,     superbe,, 

grand,  éclatant,  sublime,  s'evô. 

—  cbild,  s.  petit-fils,  m.  petite- 
fille, /. 

—  daiighter,  s.    petite-fille,  f. 

—  fatlier,  s.  grand  père,  m. 

—  mother,  s.   grand'mère,  f. 

—  sire,  s.  aïeul,  m. 

—  son,  s.  petit-fils,  m.      [le,/'. 
Gràndam.grann'-dame,  s.  aïeu- 
Grandéc,  gi'ann-dl',  5.  person- 
ne de  marque,  /.  grand  d'Espa- 
gne, [s.  grandesse,  /. 

Grandéesihip,  grann-di'-chipe. 

Grandeur,      grann'-djeur,      s. 

éclat,  m.  pompe,  f.    grandeur, 

sublimilé,  /. 
Gr&ndévily ,      grann'-dÏT-i-ti, 

s.    grand    âge,  m. 
Gr&ndevous,    grann'-div-euce, 

a.  très-vieux.  [grange,  /. 

Grange,     gréondje,     s.    ferme, 
—  bouse,  s.  serre,  /. 
Gr&uite,  grane'-ite,    s.  granit, 

m.  [a.  granivore. 

Graiiiworou»,gra-niv'-ô-reuce, 
Grant,     graont,    va.    accorder, 

céder,  avouer,  |law  term)  en- 
—,  s.  concession,  f.  [tériner. 
Grântabic,  grannt'-a-bl,  a.  qui 

peut  être  accordé. 
Grantée,   grann-ll',     s.    dona- 
taire, m.  et  /.  [leur,  triée. 
Grâiitor,  grann'-tor,   s.    dona- 
Grânulary,  grano'-iou-lar-i,  a. 

grenelé. 
Grâuulatc,  grane'-iou-léle,  vu. 

greneler,  grener,  granuler, 
— ,vn  se  former  en  gialns. 
Granulation,         grane-iou-Ié'- 

cheune   s.  —  tion,  /. 
Gi'ânule,   grane'-ioule,   s.  petit 

grain,  m.  [g:enu. 

GrâuulouH, grane^'-iou-louce,  a. 
Grapc,     grciiC,   s.      raii'in ,    m. 

Buusli  uf— s.grappede  raisic 


GRA 


576 


GRA 


Grnpe  stone.  s,  pépin,  m. 
--  shot,  s.  mitraille,  f. 

—  ville,  s.  ■vine,  f. 
Graphie.   nrà|ibirnl,  graf'-ill, 

graf'-i-kal,  «.  exact,  parTait. 

Grâpliicatl}',  giaf'-i-tal-Ii,  ad. 
exactement. 

Grâpiiel,  grap'-nei,  s.  grappin, 
)".  petite  ancre,  f. 

tirappel,  grap'-pl,  s.  grappin, 
harpon, >»■  lutte  corps  à  corps, 
f.  i  [prises. 

— 1  vn.    combattre,  en  venir  aux 

—,  U(i.  harponner  accrocher,  je- 
ter le  grappin. 

Grasp,  graspe,  va.  empoigner, 
saisir,  tenir  dans  la  main. 

— ,  s.  poignée,  prise,  possession,/. 

—  ,i)n.  s'emparer, tenterdesaisir. 
Grâgpor,    grass'-peur,   s.    celui 

qui  empoigne.  [zon,ïn. 

Grass,  grasse,  s.  hcrhe,    f.  ga- 

—  Iiopper.  s.  sauterelle,  /. 

—  plot,  S.  pelouse,  f. 

—,  î))i. paître  produiie  de  l'herbe. 

— ,  va.  couvrir  d'herbe, herber. 

Grâssiiiess ,  gras'-si-nesse,  s. 
héritage,  m. 

Gi'âgs),  gras'-sl,  a.  herbeux. 

Grate.  gréte,  s.  grille,  f.  gril, 
7)!.  grillage. 

—,  vn.  râper,  égruger,  froisser, 
heurter,  produire  un  son  désa- 
gréable, [offenser. 

— ,  vn.  rendre  un  son  désagréable, 

—  Ihe  teetb.  grincer. 

—  up.  fermer  d'un  treillage. 
Gr&ierul,  gréle'-foul,  a.    recon- 
naissant, agréable. 

G■■âteruli^',  gréle'-foul-ll,  ad. 
avec  gratitude, agréablement. 

Gralurulness,  grate'-foul-nes- 
se,  s.  reconnaissance,  f.  agré- 
ment, ?n.      [gcoir,  m.  râpe, /■. 

Gi'ûier,     gréte'-eur,     s.    é£:ru- 

Giatiacàtion,  grate-ifi-kc- 
choune ,  s  —  tion,  récom- 
pense, volupté,  f. 

Cii-nlify,  grate'-i-faî,  va.  grati- 
fier, accorder,  satisTaire,  dé- 
dommager. 

Gï'âiiiig,  gréte'-lnngne,  a.  qui 
choque  l'oreille ,  fâcheux. 


Gr&itngly,  gréle'-inngne-Ii,  ad. 
rudement.        [lis,  m.  grillagie 

Gi'âtiiigg,  gré'-tinngnz,  s.  treil- 

Grâtis,  gré'-tiss,  ad.  gratuite- 
ment, irratis. 

Gratitude,  grate'-i-tioude,  s, 
—  tude,  reconnaissance,  f. 

Gratûitoiis,  gra-tiou'-i-teuce  , 
o.  gratuit. 

Gratûitousljr,  gra-tiouM-teu- 
ce-li,  ad  gratuitement. 

Gratuit;,  gra-tiou'-i-ti,  s.  lar- 
gesse, f,  don,  m. 

Grâtulatc,  gratc'-iou-Iéte,  grat- 
cbe'-iou-léte,  l'a.  féliciter. 

Gratiilâiion.  gratche-iou-lé'- 
cheune,  s.  félicitalion,  /. 

Grâliilator)',  gralcbe'-iou-16- 
teur-i,a.  de  compliment. 

Grave,  grève,  s.  fosse,  (.  sépnl- 
cre,  accent  grave,  m, 

—  cloibes,  S    linceul,  m. 

—  <ligeer,j,  fossoyeur,  m. 

—  sione,  s.  tombeau,  m. 
Grave,  grève,  a.  grave,  réserré, 

reienu,  modeste. 

— ,  va  (graved,  grnved,  gra- 
vcii),  gravcî,  tailler,  impri- 
mer fortement.  —  a  ship,  sni- 
ver,  espalmer. 

Grâvel,  grav'-el,  S.  gravier, 
gravois,  m.  (disease")  gravelle, 
/.  (pit)  sablonnière,  sablière,^, 
(waik)  allée  couverte  de  gra- 
vier   m.  [barrasser. 

— .  va.   couvrir  de  gravier,  em- 

Gi'âvcless,  gréve'-Iesse ,  a. 
privé  de  sépulture. 

Grâvplljr,  grav'-el-li,  a.  plein  de 
gravier.  [menu 

Gi'âveiy,    gréve'-Ii,    ad.   grave- 

Gi'àieuess,  gréve'-nesse ,  J. 
gravité  de  conduite,  f. 

Gravéoli'iit,  gra-vi'-o-lennt,  a. 
d'odeur  forle,  puant. 

Graver,  gré''-veur,  s.  graveur, 
Hî.  burin,  in.  itound  — ,  é- 
choppe, /.  Sharp—,  s.  onglet, 
jji.  [grossesse,  f. 

Gravidity,       gra-vid'-i-ti,       s. 

Gi'âviug,  gré'-vinngne,  s.  gra- 
vure, f.  [viter. 

Gr6vila4e,  grav'-i-léle,  vn.  gra- 


GRE 


577 


GRE 


Gravilàtioii,  gra'v-i-të'-cbeune, 

s.  —  lion,  f.  poids,  m, 
ttràyity,  gra'v'-i-ti,  S.  gravité,  f. 

gra-ve,  ))!.  [^coulis, m. 

Gi'âvy,    gré'-'vi,    S.     jus,      suc, 
Grnj'.  gré,  a.  gris. 

—  Iicadcd.— bnired,  s.  grisoD. 

—  ,  Gi-aj'»bi-uck ,  s.  blaireau, 
m.  [■vieillard,  m. 

Grnjbcai'd,       gré'-Mrde,       s 

Gràj'ish,  gré'-icbe,  a.   grisâlre. 

Gi'âyliiig,  gré'-liuugne,  (a 
fish),  s. ombre,  f. 

Gr&juess,  gré'-nesse,  s.  cou- 
leur grise,  f. 

Grase,  gréze,  vn.  paître,  pro- 
duire de  rherbe,  raser,  effleu- 
rer. 

— ,  va.  faire  paître,  mener  paître. 

GrAzier,  gié'-jeur,  s.  engrais- 
seur  de  léiail,m.       [oirg,  m. 

Grc-ase,     grize,    S.    graisse,    f. 

— ,  va.  graisser,  tacber,  corrom- 
pre par  des  piéseuts. 

Gréasily,  gri''-zi-li,ac2.saIemeBt. 

Gréasîuen*,  gri^-zi-iiesse,  s. 
crasse,  graisse,  f. 

Greasy,  a.  crasseux,  onctueux, 
gras,  de  graisse. 

Great,  gréle,  a.  graud,  gros, 
puissant,  illustre,  orgueilleux. 
—  (with  cbild),  a.  enceinte.  -=• 
dcal,  ad.  beaucoup.  A —  ina- 
ny,  plusieurs.  A—  while,ii'2. 
longtemps.  Bj' ibe  — ,  ad.  en 
bloc,  en  gros.  —  many,  plu- 
sieur-,  bien. 

Great.-graud  daugbler.  s. 
arrière- p^iiie-fille,  f. 

—  graud-faiber,  s.bisaleul,m. 
«—  gi'aiid-niotheF,^  bisaïeule,/*. 

—  gratid^soii,  3.  arrière-petit- 
Gi'eat,  s.  gros,  en  gros.  [61s,  )7i. 
Greatbellied,  gréte-bel'-ide.a. 

■ventru.  [a.  courageux. 

Grealhe&rtcd,  gréle-barte/-ed, 

GreAiIy,  gréte'-li,  ad.  grande- 
ment, fort. 

GrcA<iic-ss,  grétc'-nesse,  < 
grandeur,  grosseur,  sublimité, 
énormiié,  f. 

Greavcs,  giivi,  s,  pi.  gutires, 
f.  pi.  jamlait,  m. 


GrécSan,gri'-chane,  a.  s.  Grec. 

GrécSsm,  gri''-cizm,  s.  Grécls- 
me,  m. 

Grccize,  gri'-cîze,  w.  gréciser. 

Greece,  grîze,  s.  escalier,  m. 

Greédily,  grî'-di-li,  ad.  avide- 
ment. 

Greédiiicss,  grl'-di-aesse,  s. 
avidité,  gloutonnerie,  f.  dcsir, 
m. 

Grcedy,  grl'-di,  a,  avide, 
goulu,  passionné. 

—  of  moiicy,  a.  avare. 

—  of  bonour,n.  ambitieux. 
Greck,  grîk,  a.  s.  Grec. 
Green.  grîne,  a.  vert,  m    verte, 

f.  pâle,  frais,  m.  fraîche,  /■.  no- 
vice, nouveau,  jeune,  vi.  Sop 
—,  s.  vert  de  montagne,  m. 

—  broamj  —  ^eed,  s.  genêt 
épineux.  [sillé,  m. 

—  chcese,    s.     fromage       per- 

—  coi'n,$.  blé  en  herbe,  m. 

—  finrb,  s.  verdier,  m. 

—  Otih,  s.    morue  fraîche,  f. 

—  bau«e,  s.  serre,  f. 

—  plol,  8.  boulingrin,  m. 

—  rooin,  s.  fojer  de  thé&tre,  m. 

—  Bïckuesa,  s.  chlorose,  p&les 
couleurs. 

—  womam,  t.  berbière,  f. 

—  ,  s.  vert,  m.  verdure,  pelouse, 
f.  feuillages  verts,  m.  pi. 

— ,  lu.  verdir,  faire  verdir. 

Greéuisb,  grlne'-iche,  a.  ver- 
dâire. 

Grecnly,  grlne'-li ,  ad.  d'une 
couleur  verle,  nouvellement, 
fraîchement. 

Greciiiicss,  gilne'-nesse  ,  S. 
verdure,  verdeur,  f.  défaut 
d'expérience,  m.  nouveauté,  f, 

GreenB,  gilunz,s.!éguines,>îi.;;I. 

GreéiiBward,  grlne^-souârde. 
s.  pelouse,  /. 

—  way,  s.  cbeminvelouté,  m< 

Grcet,  grile,  va.  saluer,  com- 
plimenter, [qui  salue. 

Greéter,     grlle'-eor,     s.    celui 

Greétiiig.  grlte'-inngue,  s.  sa- 
lutation, f.  salut,  m. 

Ci-eeze,  gilze,  s.  escalier,  711. 

Grégal,  gri'-gal,o.  de  troupeau. 

37 


GRI 


578 


GRI 


Kregirious,  gri-gué'-rl-euce,a. 

en  troupe. 

Grenade,  gri-néde',  s.  grena- 
de (a  freall  boiiili),  f. 

Grenadier,  giène-a-dire',  s. 
gienadier,  m.  [uade,  f. 

Grenâd»,    grl-nê'-oô,    !..    gre- 

Grew.  grioii,  yrél.  de  Grow. 

Gi-e.i.  gié,  voy.  Gi-«y. 

Gréjhuiiiid,  gré'-haouDad,  t. 
lévrier,  m.  levrette,/. 

Gi'ice.  grice,  s.  cochon  de  lait, 
marcassin,  m.  [trancher. 

Gride.     graîde,      un.      couper, 

Grideliu,  gnde'-i-lioe,  s.  gris 
de  lin,  m.  [gr'l.  '«■ 

Grîdiron.      gride'-aï-eurn,      s. 

Grii-f.  grîf,  s.  douleur,  /■.  cha- 
grin, déplaisir,  m. 

Gi'iéTaiice,  grt'--vannee,  «. 
grief,  abus,  m. 

Grieve,  giîve,i'i(.  chagriner,  af- 
fliger, opprimer. 

— .vn.  être  dans  la  peine,  se 
désoler,  s'affliger. 

Griévingly,  gr!v'-inngne-li, ad. 
avec  douleur. 

GrUvoiis.  grive'-euce,  a.  affli- 
geant ,  cruel,  atroce. 

GriévoiiBl).  grlve'-euce-li,  ai. 
grièvement,  beaucoup, fort,  avec 
déplaisir. 

GriéTou«ue«8,  grlve'-euce- 
nesse,!.  ënormilé,  ^  chagrin, 
m. 

Grifiln,  graîf'-fine,  S.  grifi'on,))!. 

Grig,  grigue,  s.  petite  anguille, 
f.  gaillard,  m. 

Griil,  i;rill,'  va  griller,  met- 
tre sur  le  gril.  [lade,  (. 

Grillade,      gril-léde' ,  s.    gnl- 

Grini,  grime,  a.  renfrogné, 
chagrin.  Tu  uiuke  —  faces, 
faire  la  grimace. 

—  faced,  a.  qui  a  un  aif  cha- 
grin ou  rechigné. 

—  Icok,  s.  air  reufro^Q^,  *rODt 
sévère,  m-  [mace,  /. 

Giiniàce,      gr'-méce',    s.    gri- 
GriiuâlUiu,   grim  mal'-kine,    s 

vieux   chat,  m.   petite  femme 

méchante,  f. 
Grime,  giaime,  t,  Ealeté,^> 


Grime,  va.  barbouiller,  s»lir. 

Grinilj,  grime'-li,  nrf.  d'un  air 
renfrogné. 

GrimiieBB,  grime'-resse,  ».  air 
renfrogné,  austère,  m.  terreur,/. 

Grill,  grine,  du.  ricaner,  grima- 
cer, grincer  les  dents. 

— ,  j.  grimace,  Irape,/.  piège,  ()!. 

Griud,  graïnnd,  va.  (ground 
groiind).  moudre,  broyer, 
grincer,  émoudre,  polir  (par 
tiottemenl),  opprimer,  fouler. 

— .  vn.  se  réduire  eu  poudre,  se 
polir  (par  le  frottement). 

Griuder,  graînnd'-eur,  s.  êmou- 
leur,  meunier,  m.  meule  & 
repasser,/. 

Griiidurs.graïond'-eurz,  s.denls 
niâchelières,  f.  pi.     [meule,  /. 

Griudsioue.  graïnnd' -stône,  s. 

Grinner,  grin'-nêur,  ».  rica- 
neur, grimacier. 

Griuniiig,  grin'-ninngne,  S. 
grimaces,  /.  art  de  faire  des 
grimaces,  m. 

Griuningly,  grin'-ninngne-li, 
ad  en  montrant  les  dents. 

Grip,  gripe,s.  petit  fossé, m. 

Gripe,  graïpe,  va.  empoigner, 
saisir,  donner  la  colique. 

— ,  vn.  empoigner,  saisir,  avoir 
la  colique. 

— ,   i.    poignée,    prise,  /. 

Gripes.  graïpz,  s.  tranchée,  co- 
lique, /.  [m. 

Griper,  graï'-peur,  s.   usurier, 

Gripiiig,  graï'-pinngne,  »,  co- 
lique, oppression,  /. 

—  mail,  s.  avaie,  taquin,  m> 

Gripiii'ly.  graï-piungne-Ii,  ad. 
avec   des  coliques.  [m. 

Griple,  graï'-pl,  s.  pince-maille, 

Uriiikiu,  griss'-tine,  S.  côte- 
lette de  porc,  /.  [rible. 

GrisI)',  grize'-li,  o.  affreux,  ter- 

Gi'ivt,  griste,  s.  moulure,  /. 
grain,  profit,  m. 

Grisiio.  gris' -si,  s. cartilage,  m. 

Gristly,  griss'-li,  a.  cartilagi- 
neux. 

Gril,  grite,  s.  gravier,  m.  limu- 
re,  /.  (oals  husked)  s.  gru&u 
d'avoine,  m. 


GRO 


579 


GRO 


Cirittiness,  griK-ti-nesse,  s. 
qualité  de  ce    qui  est  plein  de 

sable.  [sable. 

Gritty,     grit'-(l,    a.    plein    de 
Grizzle,  griz'-zl,  s.  grisaille,  /. 

—  ,  Grfzzlcd,  grjz'-zd,  a.  qui 
commence  à  grisonner. 

Crfzzly,  griz'-zli,  a.  grisâtre. 

Groaii,  grâne,  vu,  gémir,  sou- 
pirer. 

—,  s.  gémissement,  soupir,  m. 
plainte,  f. 

Grôuuful,  grône'-foni, a.  triste, 
lugubre. 

Groat,  grâïite.  pièce  de  monnaie 
valant  quatre  pence  (huit  sons 
de  France).  [yoine,  m. 

Groats,     grautz,  5.    gruau    d'a- 

Grôcer,    grft'-ceur,  épicier,  m. 

Grôcery,  grô'-ceur-i,  j.  épice- 
rie,/'.      [grain,  »n.   filoseile,^ 

Grdgram,  grog'-reume,  s    gros 

Groiu,  gi'OÏue,  s.  aine,  /. 

Groom,  groTirae,  J.  palefrenier, 
■valet,  garçon,  m.  Bride  —, 
nouveau  marié,  m. 

GrooTe,  grôùve,  s.  rainure, 
coulisse,  caverne,  f. 

—,  va.  évider,  ruiner. 

Grope,  grôpe, DO. tâler, talonner. 

— ,  vn,  chercher  k  tâtons,  aller  â 
tâtons.  [rude. 

Gross,  grôce,  a.   grossier,  épais, 

Gross,  groce,  s.  le  gros,  to- 
tal, m.  grosse,  f,  lu  — ,  en 
gros. 

Grôssly,  gr6ce'-li,  ad.  grossiè- 
rement,       [sièreié,  obésité,  f. 

GrôssEicfis,  grôce''- nesse,    gro^- 

Grot  or  Grôito,  grote,  grol'- 
lô,  s.  grotte,  f. 

—  Buaker,  s,  rocailleur,  wï. 
Grotesque,    grétesk',   a.   gro- 
tesque. 

Grouud,  graounnd,  «.  terre, /■. 
terrain,  bien-fonds,  fond  d'é- 
toffe, de  tableau,  m.  fondement, 
sujet,  m.  raison,  f,  To  givc 
— , lâcher  pied. 

.—  liait,  s.  amorce,  f. 

—  Ocor,  s.  rez-de  chaussée,  m, 

—  ivy,  s.  lierre  ram['anl,  m. 

—  of  a  lace,  i.  lulie,  m. 


Ground  plot.  s.  emplacement, 

terrain,  principe, m, 
— rcnt.  ».  renie  foncière,  f. 

—  room,  s.  chambre  au  rez-de- 
chaussée  [se,  /. 

—  work,  s.    fond,  plan,  in.  ba- 

—  nrorm,  s.  ver  de  terre,  m. 

— ,  va.  fonder,  appuyer,  mettre 
à  sec,   faire    le  fond. 

—,prét.  et  part,  de  Griud. 

Groûiided,  graounnd'-ed,  a. 
fondé,  établi. 

GroùudedI)',  graounnd'-ed-li, 
ad.  snr  des  principes  stirs. 

Groûiidle8«.graounnd''-lesse,a. 
mal  fondé,  sans  sujet. 

Groûiidlessly,  graounnd'-les- 
se-li,  ad,  sans  fondement. 

Groûudl(,8ituo68.  graounnd'- 
les.«e-nesse,  s.  futilité,  manque 
(le  fondement,  f. 

Groûndling,  graounud'-llnn- 
gne,  s.  loche  (poisson),  person- 
ne du  commun,  /", 

Grounds,  graounndi,  ».  lie,  f. 
principes,  m.  pi.  première 
idée,  cause,  f. 

Groûiidsfl,  graound'-sil,  ». 
seuil,  séneçon,  m, 

Groûiidfteliiiig,  graounnd^-sil- 
linngne,  ».  fondation,  f.  fonde- 
ment, m. 

Group,  groupe,  s.  groupe,  m. 

— .  t'a.  grouper.        [bruyère,  m. 

Grouse,     graouze,   s.    coq    de 

Grout,  graoute,  s  grosse  fari- 
ne, f,  lie,  f.  sédiment,  m. 
pomme  sauvage,  f,       [quel,  m. 

Grovc,    grôve.    s.   bocage,    bos- 

Grôi-el.  grov'-vl,  vn,  ramper. 

Grôv«!lliiig,grov'-vl-!inngne,  a, 
rampant. 

Gron-  (grewr,  gromrii),  grô,r?li 
croître,  devenir,  se  faire,  aller 

—  dear,  enchérir. 

—  iiito,  venir,  passer, 

—  iiilo  faveur,  s'insinuQr  dans 
les  bonnes  grâces. 

—  Icss,  diminuer. 

—  ncar  or  on,  approcher. 

—  old,  va.  vieillir. 

—  ont  of  esteeui,  perdre  soa 
crédit. 


GRU 


580 


GUE 


(jrow  ou(  of  faTour,perdreles 

bonnes  grâces. 

—  oui  of  kiml.dégt^nérer, 

—  oui  of  use,  passer,  -vieillir, 

—  tame,  s'apprivoiser. 

—  lowaiuls  un  ciid,  s'acbever, 
tendre  à  sa  Sa. 

—  up,  croîliS,  lever. 

—  up  agaiii,  revenir, 

—  weary,  se  lasser,  s'ennuyer. 

—  jroung  ugain,  rajeunir. 
Gi-6wiug,  grô'-inngne,  a.  nais- 
sant, [grogner. 

Growl,    graoul,     un.    gronder, 
Cironn,  grône,  part,  de  <irow. 
Groivtli,  giôlh, s.  accroissemenf, 
Di.  crue,  f.  végélalion,  pou.sse, 
récolte,  /',  [déraciner. 

Crub,      greub,     va.    défricher, 
— ,s.  vf7,coquin,  nain,  m, 

—  air^ist.  s.  mauvaise  produc- 
tioo  lillcrulre/. — sireelnews. 
S.  nouvelles  des  rues  (du  nuTii 
d'une  rue  autrefois  habitée  par 
les  écrivains  de  bas  élage),/.;^/ 

Orûbltlp,    greub'-bl,    vn.  làter, 

tâtonner. 
Urudge,   greudje,   va.    envier, 

donner  à  regret, 
—,  vn.    murmurer,  se   plaindre, 

être  fâché,  être  envieux. 

—  ,  s.  rancune,  colère,  envie,  f. 
remords,  malaise,  avant-cou- 
reur d'une  .i^aladie,  m. 

(■rùdgiiig,  greudjc^-inugne,  s. 
envie,  f.  ressentiment,  m. 

Grùdgingly,  greudje'-inngno- 
li,  ad.  à  rcgrol. 

Urûcl,  griou'-il,  s.  fruau,  ni 
^Vaier— ,s.  eau  d'orge,/. 

Gruff.  greuff,  a.  bourru. 

GrùrOj',  greuf'-li,  ad.  d'un  air 
rechigné. 

Grnffness,  greuf^-nesse,  5- 
mauvais  naturel,  m.  impoli- 
tesse, f.  [sévèie. 

dru  m,    greume,    a.     arrogant, 

làrûinlile,  greumm'-bl,  vu. 
grommeler,  murmurer,  se 
plaindre.  [grondeur. 

Càrûniblvr,    «.-reumm'-bl-eur,  s 

Gi'ûuibliiig,  "  greumm''-bl-inn- 
(ne,  «.  murmure,  m. 


Grume,   grôùme,  S.    grumeait) 

m. 
Gi'ûuily,  groùme-li,  ad.  opiuiâ 

trémeiit,  d'un  air  chagrin. 
Grûiuous,  grdù',meuce,n.  épais 
Grilmousness.        groù'-meucB 

nesse,  s.  coagulation,  f. 
Gruui,      greuant,     s,    grogna 

ment,  m. 
— ,  vn.  grogner,  murmurer. 
Gi'ûiitei*,  greunn'-teur,  s.   gros 

gnard,  m.  (a  fish)  mulet,  m. 
Grûiiting,   greunnl^-inngne,  ^ç, 

plainte,/',  grognement,  î?i. 
—,  II.  qui  grogne. 
Griiiitling.  greunnt'-Unngue,». 
petit  cochon,  m.  [envie  /. 

Gruicli,     greulclie,    s.    haine, 
— ,  vn.  envier,  être  fâché, 
Gry,  gral,   «,  chose   de  peu   de 
valeur,  f.  [gaïac,  m. 

Guâiacum,    goué^-ta-keume,  s. 
Guaraiiiée.  gar-rann-ti',  S.  ga- 
rant, m,  caution, /.     [ranlie,/'. 
Guàranty,  gar'-rann-ti,  s.    ga- 
— ,urt.  garantir,  ôlre  garant 
Guai-d,gui'arde,t'a.  garder,  dé- 
fendre, proléger,  border. 
— ,  vn.   être   en    garde,  se  pré- 
server. 
— ,  s.  garde,   défense,    /.  jalon, 
m.     liiiig**    body   —,    gar- 
de du   corps,  m.   I*igh«— ,  bi- 
vouac, m.  On—!  int.  alerte! 
—  bouse,  s.  corps-de-garde,  tn. 
Guârder,  gul-ar'-deur,  s.    gar- 
dien, m. 
Guâi'dinn,   gui-ar'-di-ane ,     », 

gardien,  tuteur,  curateur. 
Guârdiunship ,  gui-ar'-di-ane- 

chipe,  s.  curatelle,  tutelle, 
Guài'dles»,   gui-arde'-lesse,   a. 

exposé. 
Giiâi-dsbip,   gui-arde'-chipe,  .v 
soin,)»,  défense,  /.  navire,  gar- 
de-côte, m. 
Gubcruâilou,    guiou-beur-né'- 

chcune,  s.  gouvernement,  m. 
Gùdgcoii,gueud'-djeune,s.  gou- 
jun,îîi  dupe, amorce,  injure,/". 
Gùerdon,  gueur'-deune,  s.  ré- 
compense   f.        |k  vSS 
Gues»-  «uessi  <•  conjectura  •'• 


GUI 


581 


GUR 


Giieas.  tm.  deViner, conjecturer. 

ttuésaer,  gues^-senr,  s.  celui 
qui  conjeclure. 

Criiêssing,  gue&'-sIoDgne,  a. 
conjectural. 

Guéssiuglyt  ^des'-siaDgne-li, 
ad.  conjecturalement. 

GucBt,  gueste,  s.  convié,  hdte, 
bôlesse,  liahitant.  [glouglou,  ni. 

Gûgsie,     gueug'-gl,     vu,    faire 

Guggliug,  gueug'-glinngne,  s. 
glouglou,  m.     [d'un  guide,  ni. 

Guidage,  ga!'-dé-dje,  s.  salaire 

Giiidance,  gaî'-dannce,  s.  con- 
duite, f.  auspices,  f.  pi. 

Giiiile,  gaïde,  va.  conduire, 
guider. 

—,  s.  guide,  conducteur,  m. 

Giu'ileless,  gaîde'-lesse,  a.  sans 
guide.  [directeur,  m. 

Guider,     gal'-deur ,    s.     guide, 

Guild,  guilde,  s.  corps  de  mé- 
tier, tribut,  m.  amende,^. 

—  hull,  s.  maison  de  ville,  f. 
Guilder,  gull'-deur,  S.  florin,  m. 
Guile,  gaïle,  S.  fraude,  fourbe- 
rie,^, [peur. 

Guileful,    galle'-foul,  a.    troin- 
Guiletully,     gaïle^-foul-li,    ad. 

frauduleusement,  [s.  fraude,  f. 
GuiirulueH,  galle'-foul-nesse, 
Gui'IvIesB,  gaî'e^-lesse,  a.  franc. 
Guiler,    gaïle'-eur,    a.    traître 

trompeur,  m.        [guillotine,  f. 
Guitloiiue,       gulF-lo-tine,      s. 
— ,   va.   guillotiner. 
GuiK,  guilte,  s.  crime,  m, 
Gutliil}',  guilte'-i-li,  ad.  crimi- 

nellemenl, 
Guîliines*,    gnilte'-l-nesse,    s. 

culpabilité,^.  [cent. 

Gufliless,  guilte'-lesse,  a.  inno- 
Guiltlessly.  guilte'-lesse-li,  ad. 

innocemment. 
Guiltles<iiie8s,         guiHe''-lesse- 

nesse,  s.  innocence,^. 
Gui'liy.  guil'-li,  a.  coupable. 
Guiiiip,guimmp,  ua.  guiper. 

—  lace,  s.  guipure,  f. 
Guiiiea,  guine'-i,  ».    guinée,  f. 

—  di'oppvr,  s.  fiipon. 

—  l<vii,  s.  poule  pintade,  f. 

—  I>ig,  s.  cocbou  d  lude,  m. 


Guise,  gaïze,  s,  manière,  gnîse, 

façon,  apparence,  /. 
Guiiâi',  guit-lar',  s.  guitare,   f 

To     play     on,    upon   Ihc  -, 

pincer  de  la  guitare. 
Gules, guioulz,  a.  (bl.),  gueules, 

f.pl.  [m. 

Guif,  gueulf,  ».  golfe,  gouffre, 
Gùlfy,  gueul'-fi,  a.  plein  de  gol- 
fes, [traper. 
Gull,  gueull,  va.  duper,  at- 
— ,  «.  mouette,  dupe,  fraude,  f 
Gûller,    gueul'-leur,    s.  fourbe, 

imposteur,  m.  [ture,  f. 

Hûllery,gueul'  leui-;,  n~.  impos- 
Gûllet,    gueul'-lilt,    S.   gosier, 

goulot,  m. 
Citlly.  gueul-li,  vn.  couler  avec 
— ,  s.  ravin,  m.  rigole,  f.  [bruit. 

—  bole,  s.  rigole,  f. 
GuléKÏi)'.     guiou-loss'-l-ti,      J. 

gourmandise,  f. 

Gulp,  gueulp,  va.  avaler,  gober. 

— ,  s.  gorgée,  f.  trait,  m. 

Gum ,  gueume,  s.  gomme,  f. 
gencive,  f.  —  of  «he  c}es,s. 

— ,  va,  gommer.  [chassie. 

Gûmniiucss,  gueum'-mi-nesse, 
s.  gonimosiié,  f.        [gommeux. 

Gûmmous,     gueum'^-meuce,  a. 

Gûmniy,  gueum'-mi,  a.  de  la 
nature  de  la  gomme,  qui  pro- 
duit de  la  gonime.      [fusil,  m. 

Gun,  gueune,  s.  arme  à  feu,  f 
Gréai — ,  canon.  Double  ba* 
relled  — ,  fusil  à  deux  coups. 

—  powder,s    poudreà  canon. 

—  roain,s,  sainte-barbe,  f. 

—  shot,  s.  portée  de  fusil,  f. 

—  suiitb,    s.    armurier,    arque- 

—  stick,  s.  baguette,  f.  [busier. 

—  stock,  s.  moniuie,  f.  bois  de 
fusil,  m.  » 

Gùniicl,  Gi'iuwule,  gueun''- 
nil,  gueune'-ouèle,  s.  plat- 
bord,  m.  [nonnier,  m, 

Gûuner,    gueun'-neur,    s.    ca- 

Gûunery,  gueun'-neur-i,  s. l'art 
de  l'arlillerie 

Gûntackle,  gueune'-lak-kl,  ;. 
dro-sse,  m. 

Gurge,  gneurdje,  s.  gouffre, 
tourbillon,  m. 


HAB 


58Z 


Gi'irgion,  gueur'-djeune,  £.  fa- 
rine grossière,  f. 

Giirsiiàle,  gueur^-dji-téte,  un. 
muni-'er  gloutoDoemeot. 

Gùrgie,  gueur'-gl,  vn.  faire 
glouglou,  gazouiller. 

Gusb.  gueuche,  vn.  jaillir,  ruis- 
seler, couler  avec  abondance. 
To  —  oui  iu  tears,  fondre 
en  larmes.  [violent. 

—^  s,  jaillissement,    écoulement 

Gûssct,  guLus'-sitt,s.gous«et,m. 

Ciiist,  giieusle,  J.  goût,  désir, 
accès,  en^ie,  passion,  boufTee,/". 

Gûstiible,  gueuss'-ta-bl,  a. 
a.:réable  au  goût. 

Gusintion,  gueuss-lé'-cheune, 
s.  dégusialion,  f.        [voureux. 

GÛ8<riil,    gueus(e'-foul,   a.    sa- 

Gûslo,  gueuss'-tô,  s.  goût,  m. 

Gùmy,  gueuss'-ti,  a.  orageux. 

Gti<,  gueule,  s.  boyau,  inleslin, 
m.  gloutonnerie,  pante,  f.  The 
gripiiics  in  Ihe  — ,  la  coli- 
que, /.  Tbe  twistiiig  in  Ihe 
—  5  le  miserere,  m.  —  spiu- 
licr^  —  worker,  s.  boyau - 
dier,  m.  [de  boyau,  f. 

—  stiings,  ra<-gut«,  s, cordes 

Gui,  gueule,  l'a-  éventrer,  vider. 

Gûttaied,  gueul'-lé-ted,  a.  en 
gouttes. 

Gùttcr,  gueut'-teur,  s.  ruisseau, 
m.  gouttière,  f.  cbeneau,  m. 
cannelure,  f. 


HAB 

GuMer-tlIe,  s.  fatlière,  f. 

— ,  fa.  canneler. 

Giiiile,  gueutMl,  vn.  bâfrer. 

— .  va.  avaler. 

(^nttlor,  gueut'-ll-eur,  S.  gour- 
mand, ïji, 

Gûttliiig.  gueuK-llinugne,  s. 
goinfre,  m, 

Gùttiiloiiti,  gueut'-tchiou-leuce, 
a.  en  forme  de  petites  gouttes. 

Gûdural,  gueut'-icbiou-ral,  a. 
gultural. 

Guj.  gaï,  s.  sauvegarde,  f. 

Gûxzic.  gueuz'-zl,  vn.  boire  ou 
manger  j;louIunnemenl. 

GûzzliT,  giieuz'-zi-eur,  s.  ivro- 
gne, goiufie,      m.    [quante,  f. 

Gjbc,  djaîbe,     s.    raillerie    pi- 

— .  vn.  se  moquer. 

Gjmiiésiic,  djiram-nassMik,  a. 
s.  gymnastique. 

Gjniiïàtiiically,  djîmm-nass'- 
tik-kal-li,  ad.  en  atlilèle. 

Gj'muic,  djimm^-nick,  a.  gym- 
nique, [gypse. 

Gj'psiim,        djip'-seurae,        s. 

Gjiâiioii,  djai-ré'-cheune,  s. 
mouvement  circulaire,  m. 

liyre.  djaïre.  s.  cercle,  m. 

Gjred,  djalid,  a.  circulaire. 

Gjve,  djaive',  ta.  mettre  dans 
les  fers,  faire  tomber  dans  un 
piège. 

Gj»c8,  djaîvi,  s.  fera  quon 
met  aux    pieds,    m.  y/. 


H 


H,  étcbe,  ».  h,  m. 
ltâl>pnB-c6r|<u!<,        hè'-b'-ass- 
kor'-peuce,  s.  droit  de  se  faire 


eur,  s.  petit  n,cicier,  j)!. 
HâlicrdasIiL-i  ] ,  bab'-eur-dache- 

eur-i,  s.  nieic  lie,  f. 
Ilaberdiiie,    bau'-eur-dine',  s 

merluche  salée,  f. 
<iialjcrs;eoii,     hab-ber'-djl-ono, 

(.  corselet,  m 


Habnimcnl,  ba-blK-i-meDDl,  S. 

habillement,  attirail,  m. 
ilali<lilate,      habiK-i-téte,    va, 

rendre  capable  de. 
Ilabililâiioii.  ha-bil-i-të'-cheu- 

ne,  s.  qua'ification,^.      ^ 
llabiliiy.    ha-bil/-i-ti,     faculté, 

/.  pouvoir,??!. 
Ilûbii.  bab/-ilt,s.  babil,  babille- 

iiienl,)».  habitude,  complexion, 

disposition    f. 
—,  ta.  haijiller,  accoutrer. 


HAG 


583 


HAL 


Habitable,  hal/-i-ta-bl,  a,  ha- 

bilaMe. 

BâbilHblene**,  hab^-i-ta-bl- 
nesse,  s.  état  d'un  endroit  ha- 
bitable, m. 

HAbitancc,  hab'-i-tannce,  s. 
habitation,  f.  [bitont,  m. 

Habitant,  bab'-i-t3DDt .    s.    ha 

Habitation,  hab-l-té'-cheune, 
s.  séjour,  domicile,  m.  habi- 
tation, f  [a.  habituel. 

Habilaal,         ha-bitche''-iou-al, 

Habftualljr,  ha-bitcbe'-iou-al- 
li,  ad.  babituellemniit. 

Bobftuate,  ha-bitchc'-iou-éte, 
va.  accoutumer. —  ouo's  self, 
s'habituer. 

Habitude,  hab'-i-tionde,  s.  — 
de,  coutume,  familiarité,  rou- 
tine, société,  m.  [sard. 

Bàbnnd.  hab^-nade,  ad.  au    ha- 

Hack,  hak,  t'a.  hacher,  couper 
en    morceaux,    estropier     une 

— ,un.  se  prostituer.        [langue. 

HÀckIe,  hak'-kl,  un.  sérancer. 

— ,  ».  aioselle,  f. 

B&ckiiey,Huck,  hak'-ni, cheval 
de  louage,  prostituée,  f. 

—  eoach,  s.  fiacre,  m.  [m. 
^  irriter,  s.  écrivain  salarié, 
— ,1)0.  exercer,  pratiquer 

— ,  a.  de  louage,  à  gages,  banal. 

Bâcknejed.  hak'-ntd,  a.  avili 
par  l'usage  banal. 

Hiid,  prêt,  et  part,  de  Hâve. 

Haddock,  haâ'-deuk,  },  merlu- 
che, f.  [poignée,  f. 

Hnfi,     liarte,    >.      manche,    m 

—  ,  '.'n.  emmancher. 

Hag,  hague,  s.  furie,  sorcière 
monslreferaelle. femme  laide,/. 

— ,  va.  tourmenter,  terrifier. 

Hâggard,  hag'-garde,  a.  ha 
gard,  sauvage. 

— ,  $,  espèce  de  Taucon,  ani 
mal  farouche,  m. 

Hàggardiy  hag'-garde-li,  a 
laid.  [horrible 

Hâggpd,  hag'-gd,  n.  de  sorcière 

Hûj;gisb,  hag'-guiclie,  a.  laid 
difi'orme. 

Bfiggle,  hag'-gl,  vn.  marchan- 
der, barguigner,  balancer. 


HAggle,  va.  couper,  hacher. 
Hâggicr,   hog'-gl-eur,    s.    bar- 
guigneur,  celui  qui  coupe,  qu 
Hab,  ha,  int    Haï  ihache 

Hail.héle,  s.  giêie,  f. 

—  sbol,  s.  chevrotine,/'. 

—  atone,  s.  grêlon,  m. 
— ,  tin.  grêler. 

— ,  va.  faire  tomber  comme  grSIe 
—,int.  salutl  Hiiil  totbee!  sa- 
— ,  «.  «alut,  m  [lut  à  toi  I 

— .  un.  saluer,  héler. 
Hâily,  hé'-li,  «.  de  grêle. 
Uair,  hère,  s   cheveu,  m.  che- 
velure, f.  foil,  crin,  m.  soie/. 

—  bralned,  a.  écervelé. 

—  breadtb,  s.  épaisseur  d'un 
cheveu.  To  «  —  ,  à  un  cheveu 
près. 

—  cloth,  s.  cllice,  m  haire,  f. 

—  dreaser,  j.  coiffeur,  m, 

—  pin,  S.  épingle  à  cheveux. 

—  lacp,  s.  ruban  pour  les  che- 
veux. 

Hâired,  hérd,  a.  qui  a  les  che- 
veux. Ciirl  — ,  qui  a  les  che- 
veux crépu?.  Red  —,  aux  che- 
veux rouges.  Koiigb  —,  qui  a 
le  poil  rude.  Tbîu— ,qui  a  les 
cheveux  clairs. 

Hàiriness,  hé''-ri-nesse ,  s  pi- 
losité, état  chevelu. 

Héii'le»>,  hére'-lesse,  a  sans 
cheveux,  chauve. 

Hâiry,  hé'-rl,  a.  velu,  chevelu. 

nâlbcrd,  hâl^-beurde,  s.  hal 
lebarde,  f. 

Ilulberdicr,  hill-beur-dlre', 
s.    hallebardier,  m, 

Uulc,  héle,  a.  sain,  robuste, 
vigoureux.  [tirer. 

— ,    béle    ou     bâ&I ,    va.   h&ler, 

llair(halves),  haf,  havz.s. moi- 
tié, f.  By  — ,de  i^oitié. 

— ,  a.  demi.  [sœur,  m. 

—  blood,  j.    demi-frère,   demi- 

—  faced,  a.  de  profil. 

—  moon,  s.  demi-lune. 

—  penny,  s.  (a  coin)  un  sou. 

—  scag-oTer,  a    à  moitié  ivre. 

—  spbere.  ».  hémisphère,  m 

—  sti-ained.  II.  imparfait. 

—  verse,  ».  hémistiche,  m> 


HAM 


584 


HAN 


Balf  way,  a.  à  mi-chemin. 

—  wii,  s.  sol,  m. 

Hâlibut,  bol'-li-be\,(e,  s.  es- 
pèce de  plie,  A      [Toussaint,/. 

Bâliiuaa,      bol'-Ii-nnass,     $.    la 

Ilâlitiioùa,  ha-lilclie'-iou-euce, 
a.  subtil,  vaporeux,  qui  passe 
à  travers  les  pores. 

Hall,  Lâll,  s.  salle,  f.  palais, 
mancir,  barreau,  vestibule,  m. 
Town— ,  s.  prétoire, m. 

—  day,  s.  jour  de  palais,  m, 
aiillclûjab,    hal-li-loTi'-ja,  int. 

alléluia.  [hr^à  !  hulà  lio! 

flallôo,   lial-loù',    int.    taïaut  1 

—,  va.  héler,  exciter. 

— )  vn.  crier  taïaut. 

Hâllow,  hal'-lô,  va.  sancti- 
fier, consacrer. 

Hallûcinaie,  bal-liou^-ci-néte, 
V}i,  se  méprendre,  se  tromper. 

Dallucinàlion,  bal-liou-ci-ué'- 
cbeune,  s.  mépri'e,/'. 

Halm,  bâùme,  S.  paille,  f. 

Halo,   bé'-l6,   s.    halo,   m. 

Uàlser,  hâîi'ceur,  s.  haussiè- 
re,  f. 

nàUcer,  hib'-stcur,  s.  celui 
qui  haie  avec  une  haussière. 

Hall,  bâlt ,  vn.  boiter;  faire 
balte,  hésiter;  manquer. 

— î  s.  halte,  f.  To  make  — , 
faire  iialle. 

—,  a.  boiteux,  estropié. 

— ,  boiteux. 

Ilâller,  h&l'-leur,  g.  licou,  m. 
corde,  f.  \Vî«U  a  —  rouml 
one^H  iicck,  la  corde  au  cou, 

■^1  va.  enchevêtrer,  lier,  met- 
tre un  licou,  [dication,/'. 

Uâliiiig,  hâlt'-inngne,  s.    clau- 

HaUe,  hâve,  va.  partager  en 
deux. 

ilulves,   hâvi,  int.  j'en  retiens! 

Elam,  hame,  s.  jambon,  jairct, 
m.  Sniail-,  jambonneau,  m. 

Hâniaicd,  hame'-a-tid,  a.  cro- 
chu, qui  a  des  crochets. 

Uâiue,  hame,  s.  attelle,  f.  col- 
lier de  cheval.  [m. 

EEâuilef,  hamm'-leff,  s.  hameau, 

Uiiniiuer,  haoï'-iiieur,  i.  mar- 
teau, m. 


Hammer,   ta.  marlcler_,  forger, 

être  affairé. 
—,  un. travailler  avec  le  marteau. 
Hâmmerei-,  ham'-meur-eur,  S. 

forgeron,  m, 
Hamnierclolb,         ham'-meur- 

klolh,*.  housse  du  siège  d'une 

voilure. 
Hàmmcrbaid,         bam'-meur- 

harde,  a,  forgé  à  froid. 
Hâmmock,      ham'-meuk,      >. 

branle,  hamac. 
Hûmper,  haninip'-eur,  ».  hotte, 

manne,  f.  panier,  m.  [pliquer 
—,  vu.  embarras-er,  engager, im- 
Uanislriiig,    bainm^-striongne, 

s.  jarret,  ni.  tendon   du  jarret. 

—  ,u;;.  (batuBtriiiig.baniBlriu- 
grd,  bamXruiig)  couper  les 
jarrets. 

Mâiiaper,  hane'-a-peur,  i.  tré- 
sorerie, échiquier,  m 

llaiid,  hannd,  s.  main,  ^.  seing, 
j/î.  signature,  écriture,  action, 
f  empan,  jeu,  ouvrier,  m. 
To  lay  liuleut  —,  donner  la 
mort.  My  —  îs  hi,  je  suis  en 
train.  Wear  at  —,  ad.  tout 
près.  Ou»  of  —,ad,  prompte- 
nient  To  beor  one  In—,  a- 
muser  par  des  promesses.  To 
part  evcn  Uaiids,  se  quitter 
avec  des  avantages  égaux.  Uu- 
dcr  — ,  ad.  sous  main. —  in—, 
ad  d'accord.  —  oTcr  bead, 
ad.  à  la  volée,  élourdiment.  lu 
— ,  ad.  d'avance.  —  oIT!  n"j 
touchez  pas  I  ShorI — ,  s.  sté- 
nographie, f.  At  tbe  beat  — , 
ad.  de  la  première  main. 

— ,  va.  transmetlre  ,  donner  de 
main  en  main,  conduire,  mener. 

—  barrow,  s.  civière,  f. 

—  bnekel,   s.  panier  à  anse,  m. 

—  bell,  s.  clochette,  sonnette,/". 

—  breadili,  s.  empan,  m.  pau- 
me, f. 

—  gallop,  S.  petit  gaïop,  m. 

—  leatber,  .<:   mécanique,  f. 

—  saw,  s.  scie  à  main,  f. 

—  sirokes,  s.  coups  de  main, m 
HniidciiiT,     bannd'-lieufr,     ta 

cmuienotlor. 


HAN 


585 


HAP 


Ii^itulcuffs,     s.    pi.   meDottes, 

manclielle?,  f,  pi. 
nûiided,  hann'-ded,   a.   se    te- 

iianl  par  la  main.  [met. 

K;iiidcr,  hann'-deuri^.quitrans- 
iaândra§<,  bannd'-faste,  a.  em- 

menoté. 
Ilàndrui,  hanod'-foul,    s.    poi- 
gnée, f.  (double)   ».  jointée,  f. 
Ilâiidgun,     bannd'-gueune ,   s. 

fusil,  m, 
Ilnitdicraft,  hann/-di-krafle, S. 

métier,  m, 
Rândicrartsman,       hauQ^-di- 

hrafis-mane,  s.  artisan,  m. 
nàiidily,  hann'-di-li,  ad.  adroi- 
tement, [adresse,  /. 
nâudiuess,    hann/'Oi-nesEe,   s. 
Râudinorb,     bann' di  oueurk, 

s.  ouvrage  failà  la  main. 
Hâiidkerchiof,       hann£'-kenr- 

tchir,  s.  mouclioir,  foulard,  m. 

Neck    — ,   fichu,    Pocket  — , 

mouchoir  de  poche. 
Ilâiidle,  hann'-dl,    va.  manier, 

toucher, exercer,  traiter,  s'exer- 
cer sur.  [manche,  bras,  m, 
—,  s.   anse,    queue,    poignée,  f. 
Hàiidless,  hannd'-lesse,  s.  sans 

mains,  manchot,  v}. 
lliîiidliiig,    hannd^-iinngne,    s. 

maniement,  m. 
Hândmnid,     bannd^-méde,    s. 

servante,  f, 
nAndinilI,        bannd'-mill  ,      s. 

moulin  à  bras,  j?!. 
H6ndsails,    haEnd^-sélz,  s,  pi. 

petites  voiles,  f.  pi. 
Hândacl,  bann^-sel,  tin.  étren- 

ner,  se  servir  d'une  chose  une 

première  fois. 
—5  s.   élrenne,  f.    arrhes,  /.  pi. 

To  toke — ,  étrenner. 
Ilâiidsomc,      haDo'-seume,    a. 

beau,  bel,  belle. 
■I&iidsomclj',    ha'"V-senme-Ii, 

ad.  joliment. 
flûiidsouiencss,  hann'-seume- 

nesfe,  s.  beauté,  générosité,  /. 
Ilâtidt'icc,  hannd'-vaïce,  s.  étau 

à  main,  m.  [s.  ciron,  ))7. 

nâiidworin,       àannd''-oueurm, 
llândwritlue,hannd^-raï— tiun- 


gne,  s.  écriture,   f.  caractère, 

))!.  lettre,/,     [habile,  manuel. 

llâiid^,     hann'-di,    a.     adroit, 

—  blow, — ciiff,5.coup  de  poing, 
fiî.  To  roine  «o  —,  en  venir 
aux  coups. 

—  iToi'k,  s.  ouvri^e  manuel. 

—  dandy,  s.  jeu  de  main. 
Haiig,    va.    (Iiuiif:;,     banged, 

huiig,  liangcd)   pendre,  sus- 
pendre, faire  pendre. 
— ,  vn.  pendre,  être   pendu,  être 
suspendu. 

—  about,  s'attacher. 

—  A  room,  tapisser. 

—  back,  reculer. 

—  by,  appendre. 

—  dovTii,  Laisser. 

—  loosp,  pendiller. 

—  oui,  arborer. 

—  o*er,  pencher,  menacer,  sur- 
plomber. 

—  logcthcr,  s'accorder. 
n&tiger,  hanng'-eur,s.  celui  qui 

pend  ou  faif  pendre  ;  ce  qui 
sert  h  pendre,  croc,  crochet; 
couteau  de  chasse.  Pol— ,  «. 
crémaillère,  f. 

—  ou, s.  parasite,  m. 
Hângiiig.banng'-inngue,  a. pen- 
dable, suspendu. 

— ,  s.  tapisserie,  pendaison,  f, 

Hàiigmaii,  haong^-mane,  s, 
bourreau,  m. 

— 'B-fees,  s.  havage,  m. 

nângnail.  banng'-néle,  s.  en- 
vie (aux  do;gis),  f. 

Hanb,  hanngk,  s.  polnton,  é- 
cheveau,  penchant,  pouvoir,  m. 
influence,/'. 

Hâoïkcr  ,  banngk'-eur,  vn.  dé- 
sirer, affecter. 

IlAiikei'ing,  hanngic'-eur-inn 
gne,  s.  penchant,  m.    envie,/ 

IBi!|i.  happ,   s.    hasard,   m. 

— .  V71.  venir,  arriver  par  hasard. 

Hii|>-I>àziM-d,  bapp-haz'-eurde, 
.■!.  hasard,  m. 

HàpU's»,  bapp^-IcEse,  ".  misé- 
ralile,  malheureux. 

llâply,  happ'-li,n(f  par  fiasard. 

Hûppou,  hap'-pn,  vn.  arriver, 
venir,  se  passe-     tomber.   A* 


HAR 


586 


HAR 


Il  nappeiis.  à  tout  hasard. 

Dâppil)',  hap'-pi-li,  tid.  par 
bonheur,  beureupcment. 

Hnppincsa,  hap'-pi-nesse,  s. 
Loiibeur,  m.  bonne  fortune,  fé- 
licité, f. 

Bâpp;.  hap'-pl,  a.  heureux. 

Hnrâiipup.     Iia-ranng',  ».    ha 

—  ,  vn,  haranguer.       [rangue,  f. 
BarAiigupi-,   ha-ranng'-eur,    s 

harangueur,  m  [ser,  lasser 
llûrasH,  bar^-as?,  va.  hara 
— ,s,.  ravage,  dégât,  m.  perte,  f. 
Ilnrbingci-,    hai^-binn-djeur,  s. 

avant-coureur,  fourrier,  m. 
Ilârlioiir,    har'-beur,    s.    loge- 
ment,  gl'e,  bâvre,  refuge,  asi- 
le, m.       [fugier,  trouver  asile. 

—  ,  l'a,     loger,    séjourner,  se  lé- 
—,  va.  loger,    abriter,  héberger, 

donner  asile. 
nâiliouiaç e,  har'-beur-édje,  ». 

abri,  logement,  m. 
nâi-boiiror,     har-'-beur-eur,  s. 

celui  qui  donne  asile,  receleur. 
nârboui'less.      har'-heur-lesse, 

a.  sans  asile,  sans  abri. 
Hard,  hartle,  ti.  dur,  rude, triste, 

m  .uvais,  difficile. 

—  cberrir»,  s.  guignes,  f.  pi. 

—  drinking.  ».  débauche,  i- 
\rognerie,  f. 

—  Trost,  s.  forte  gelée,  f. 

—  of  beliff,  a.  incrédule. 

—  of  beariii",  a.  dur  d'oreille. 

—  (o  deal  nitb,  a.  intraitable. 

—  words,  s.  duretés,  f.  pi. 
—^ad.  fort,  foit   et    ferme,    ru- 
diment, de  piès; 

—  bj,  nd.  tout  près. 
nârdbouiid,     harde'-baounnd, 

a    constipé. 
nàrdbaiided,  harde'-hann-ded, 

a.  qui  a  les  mains  calleuses. 
n&i'den,   har'-dn,  l'a.  endurcir, 

durcir. 
—,   vn.    s'endurcir,   se    durcir  ; 

soutenir  avec  force,  enchérir. 
nâi'«1eiiiiig,  har'-du-inngne,  s, 

endurcissement,  m. 
HàrdfaToiired.harde''-fé-Teurd, 

«.  disgrâce  de  la  nature. 
Hardheârled)  harde-harte'-ed. 


a.  dur,  insensible,  cruel. 

Ilardbcârtedness,  harde-har- 
te'-ed-nesse,  ».  insensibilité, 
cruauté,  /". 

Il&rdibood.  barde^-1-houde,  $, 
bravoure,  hardiesse,/. 

Hârdily,  harde'-i-li,  ad.  har- 
diment. 

Blârdino»s,  hardei'-I-nesEe,  s. 
hardiesse,  peine,  dureté,  / 
tempérament  robuste, ?n. 

Ilârdibb,  bardeMche ,  a.  un 
peu  dur. 

■lûrdlj'.  harde'-li,  ad.  avec 
peine,  â  peine,  rudement. 

Ilai'dmuûlbed,  barde-maou- 
thd',  (1.  qui  a  la  bouche  dure. 

llârdneBs.  harde'-nesse,  s.  du- 
re:é,  rîsueur,  sévérité,  diffi- 
culté, avarice,  f.        [ment,  m. 

—  of  bi-nrt,     ».      endurcisse- 
nacds,   hardz,   ».     cheuevottes, 

éteupes,  f.  pi. 
Illâi'di-bi|i.    barde'-chipe,  s.  du- 

relé,  fatigue,  f. 
ilâi'ilnai-e,     harde'-ouére  ,    S. 

qiiinoatlle,  quincaillerie,  /". 

—  ninii,  s.  quincaillier,  wi, 
llâi-din  tU'd.  harde'-ouît  ted, a. 

pesant,  lourd,  stupide. 
nâi'dy.  har'-dija.  hardi, robuste. 
Harr,  hère,»,  lièvre;  m.  Youiig 

— ,  levraut. 

—  bell.  ».  campanule,  f, 

—  bruiued,  a,  écervelé. 

—  foot,  ».  pied  de  lièvre,  m. 

—  bearled,  a.  timide, 

—  boiiiid.s,  lévrier,  m. 

—  lip.  j.  bec  de  lièvre,  »i, 
■larier,  llarrior,   har'-ri-eur, 

s   chien  lévrier, m. 

—  bilrb,  s,  levrette,  f. 
llKi'b.  m.  écouler. 

—  !  int-  écoutez  1 
llnrl,  barle,  ».  filasse,  f. 
Ilârirqiiiii,  har'-li-kine,  ».  ar- 
lequin, TV. 

llâi'iot,  har'-leute,  ».  putain, 
prostituée,  f. 

Hàrloirj,  har'-Ieute-rî,  s.  pros- 
titution, lil.ertino.re,)». 

Ilariii,  harme,  s.  mal,  tort,  mal- 
heur, préjudice,  m. 


HAR 


587 


HAR 


nnrm,va.  nuire,  faire  dn  tnal. 

Hûi-mrnl,  harme'-foul,  a.  dan- 
gereux,    [nd.  dangereusement. 

Ilnmifiilly,  harme'-roul-li, 

ISâi-anftilu^B»'  harme^-foul-Des- 
se,  s.  élat  de  ce  qui  est  nuisible. 

Ilârnilesa,  harmc'-lesse.  a.  in- 
nocent, [ad.  innocemment. 

H&rmlesdy,        harme'-lesse-li, 

ElàrmlcsstiesSf  harroe^-Ies^e- 
Dcsse,  s.  innocence,  f. 

nnrnidnic,Httriu<>iiiral,nar- 
niôniotiii,  har-mone'-ik,  i-kal, 
mô'-ni-euce,  a.  harmonieux, 
mélodieux 

IIarin6oion«ly,  bar-mfi'-nl-eu- 
ce-li,  ad.  harmonieusement , 
mélodieusement. 

Hai-inàiiiousiicas;  D&rmony^ 
har-mô^-ni-euce-nesse,har''-mô- 
Bi,  s.  harmonie,  f.  accord, con- 
cert, m.  proportion,  intelli- 
gence, f. 

nârmonize,  har'-m8-naîze,  va, 
accorder,  cadencer. 

Hàriiess,  har'-nesse,  S.  harnais, 
m.  harnachement,  armure  com- 
plète. I  relier,  m. 

—  mafccr,  s.  harnaeh'  ur,  Lour- 

llàt-iieBa,  va.  harnacher. 

Harp,  harpe,  s.  harpe,  f. 

— .  l'a.  pincer  de  la  harpe;  agi- 
ter une  question;  mouvoir. 

nàrpcr,  har'-peur,  s.  joueur 
de  harpe,  m. 

niirpouéer,  har-poû-nire',  s. 
li^irponneur,  m.  [pon,ni. 

llar|>o6ii.  Ilâl>|ii3i^«iroii^  bar- 
loîine',  har'-pinngne-aî-eurn, 
,«.    harpon,  m. 

Ilârpsichord,  harpe'-ci-korde, 
s.  clavecin,  m. 

Hârp}',  har'-pi,  s.  harpie,  A 

Hârquebuss,  har'-ko'ii-beuce, 
s.  arquebuse,  f. 

narqucbtis^ier,  har-koui-beus- 
slre',  s.  arquebusier,  m, 

nârriduii,  har^-ri-dane,  s.  ha- 
ridelle, feninie  laide,  f. 

HÂi-row,  bar^-rô,  s.  herse,  /". 

—,  va.  herser  délruire,  piller, 
déchirer.  [seur,  »?. 

Bârroncr,  har'-rô-eur,  (.  ber- 


n&rrowlng,   har'-râ-inngno,  s. 

hersage,  m.  [ter,  piller. 

nài'i-y,  bar'-ri ,    ta.      tourmen» 
■larsb,    harche,    a.  rude,  âpre, 

aigre,  dur.  [ment» 

n&i'sbiy,    barchc.'-ll,  ad.    ruda 
H&i'ubuess,     barche'-nesse,   i 

rudesse,  âprelé,  aigreur,  f, 
Hâi'slct,  IIAslet,bai'-slell,  hêl 

siett,  s.  fressure,  entrailles,  [ 
Oari,  harte,  s.  cerf,  m. 
Uârifehorn,     barts'-liorne,    t 

corne  de  cerf,  f. 
Héristungiic,   barts'-tonngut 

s   scolopendre,  m. 
nârvcst,    liar'-veste,   s.   moli 

son,  récolle,  f. 

—  bomc,  s.  fête  de  la  moisson, 
chant  de  la  mois.son. 

—  mail,  s.  moissonneur,  m. 

—  lurd,  fi.  chef  des  moisson- 
neurs, m. 

—  tiine,  S.  métives,  /.  pi. 

—  woman,  s.    moissonneuse, ^ 
— ,  un.  moissonner,  récolter. 
Ilârvester ,     har'-vess-teur,  •. 

moissonneur,  m. 

Uuab,  hache,  va,  hacher, 

— ,  s.  hachis,  m. 

Hasp ,  basp,  va.  accrocher) 
agrafer. 

— ,  s.  fermoir,  dévidoir,  m.  agra- 
fe, f.  [son,  coussin,  m. 

nâssock,  has'-seuk,  s.    paillas- 

Bsiaiv,  héste,  s.  liâte,  diligence, 
f.  To  be  in  — ,  être  pressé. 
To  uiakc  —,  faire  diligen- 
ce, f. 

Huslv,  Ilâslon,  béste,  hé''-sn, 
vn.  se  dépêcher,  se  hâter,  se 
presser,  accourir. 

—,va.  presser,  précipiter. 

Uâsleucr,  bé'-sn-eur,  ».  celui 
qui  se  bile.  [avec  colère. 

■lâiiiiijr    hés'-li-li,frd.  à  la  hâte, 

liâ»tiiicfi8,  hés^-li-nesse,  s. 
promplitude,  colère, /■.       & 

llâsiiiigs,  bés'-linngz,  s.  poia 
précoces,  m. 

ISûsty,  hés'-ti,  a.    prompt,  pé- 
tulant, violent,  emporté. 
~   fool,  s.   emporté,    brutal,  m. 

Ilâsty-pûddîug,  bés^i-poade''- 


HAU 


58tt 


HAY 


inngne,  s.  bouillie  faite  de  fa- 
rine el  de  laii,  f. 
liât,  hati,  s.  chapeau  (ponrhora- 
mes),  m.  Cockcd  —,  chapeau 
à  corne?.  Straw  —,  chapeau 
de  paille. 

—  buud.  s.  lessb.  f.  cordon,  m. 

—  case.  s.  boîte  à  chapeau,  f. 

—  iwnk<'r,  s.  chapelier,  m, 

—  trade,  S.  chapellerie. 

—  soO!  !)i(.  chapeau  bas! 
IL-ïtcb,  hatche,  va.  Taire  éclore, 

couTer;  tramer;  faire  des  ha- 
chures. 

— ,  s.  couTée,  éclosion,  découver- 
te, hachure,   demi-porte,  écou- 

—,  un.  éclore.  [l'He,  f. 

nâlchel,  hali'-kl,s.  séran,  ni. 

— .  îin.  sérancer. 

niitchcller,  hak'-k!-eur.  s.  sé- 
ranceur,  m.      [gnce,  hache,  f. 

n&tclicl,      hatche'-itt,     s.    co 

—  fnce,s.  vilalu  visage,  m. 
Uâlcbmeiil,   halche'-mennt,  s 

écusson,  m. 
Rûtchway,  hatcbe'-ouê,s.  écou 

tille.  [f. 

Hâte,  héle,  s.   haine,    aversion 
— ,  va.  haïr,  délester. 
H/itofuI,   héle'-foul,    a.  baissa 

blc.  détestable. 
ISsiK'fiilly.      héle/-roul-li,      ad 

odieusement. 
SSûtofuliicss,    héte'-foul-nesse 

s.  qualité  odieuse,/'. 
Stûter,    hé'-leur.  S,    Celui,  celle 

qui  hait,  ennemi. 
Bi&tred,     hé'-lred,      s.      haine, 

aversion,  f. 
SOAllcr,  hat'-teur,  va.  lasser ,  fa- 
tiguer. 

—  ,  s.  chapelier,  ni.  [gerbes 
mâttock,  hai'-teuk,  s.  tas  de 
Ilâuljerk,bau'-beurk,s  haubert, 

m 
Oatight,  haute, rt.  fier,  arrogant. 
nâughtily,   hau'-ti-li,  ad.  IJèro- 

meut. 
Dûiighiini'bH,   hiîi'-ti-nesse,  s. 

fierté,  hauteur,  f,  [tier. 

nâiighly,      hau'-ti  ,    a.     allier, 
lliiiil,  hâùi,  va.  tirer,  haler. 
Uaul,   Hàuliiig,     baul,   bâùl'- 


inngne,  s.  action  de  tirer,  de 

haler,  tiraillement,  m. 
naum,    hâùme,    s.    chaume,  »!î. 

paille,/'.  [cuisse,^. 

Hâiiucb,    hannche,    i,    hanche, 

—  of  venison,  5.  cuisse  de  ve- 
naison, f. 

IlHuiit,  haont,  s.  repaire,  m, 
habitude,  fréquentation,  f. 

—  ,va.  hanter,  fréquenter,  visiter. 
— ,  vïï.  rôder,  errer 
Hàiinter,    hannt'-eur,  s.    celui 

qui  hante,  habitué,  [hantise,  f. 
Ilâiiuiiiig,  hannt'-inngne,  s. 
Ilaiillioy,  hft'-boï,  .5. hautbois,»!. 

—  reed,  5.  anche,  f. 

Hâve,  hâve,  va  (had,  had) 
avoir,  tenir,  posséder. 

—  ratlicr,  préférer. 

—  io  deal  with  on«,  avoir  af- 
faire avec  quelqu'un. 

—  bis  waj-,  emmenez-le. 
Hâvvii,  hé'-vn,    S.  havre,    port, 

asile,  m.  fne  de  port,  m, 

ISâveiier.  hé'-va-eur,  s.  capitai- 
liâver,   hav^-eur,   s.  possesseur, 
irt.  [vresac,  m. 

nâ»er»acb,hav'-eur-Eak,  J.  ha- 
nâving,  hav'-inngne,  s.  fortu- 
ne, f.  bien,  m.  [duite. 
nâvioiir,  hé'-vi-eur,  s.  con- 
ilâvock,  hav'-euk,  s.  dégât,  ra- 
— ,  va.  ravager.               [vage,  m. 

—  !  iyit.  point  de  quartier  1 
Ilaw,  hSx,  va.  balbutier,  annon- 

ner.  [eje), /. 

Han-,  S.  aubépine,  taie    (in   the 

Hank,  hiîik,  s.  épervier, faucon, 
m. 

— ^8-nose,   s.    nez    aquilin,   m. 

Ilavtk,  vn.  chasser  au  faucon, 
cracher  avec  bruit,  colporter. 

IIAnker,  haTl'-keur,  s.  colpor- 
teur, gazelier,  vi. 

nânkiiig.  hauk'-inngne,  S.  fau- 
connerie, f.  colportage,  m. 

niÎTvses,  hau'-siz,  s.  (ma.)  écu- 
liiers,  »i.  pi.  [sière,  f    ' 

BSnwscr,  haV-ceur,,*  (ma.)haus- 

llâniboi'it,  hâù'-lhorn,  s.  aube- 
],:ne,  f.  : 

H;iï  .  hé  ,  .■!.  fou.,  fourrage  , 
m,  ronde,  f.  (a  da^nce). 


HEA 


589 


HEA 


na;y«cock5  ^  stack,  •-  rîck, 

j.  meule  de  foin,  f. 

—  karwcst,  s.  fanage,  m.  fau- 
ches, /■.  pi.  fenaison,  f. 

—  lof«,  s.  fenil,  m.  grange,  f. 

—  niaker,s.  faneur,  faneuse. 
U&zai'd,    baz''-eurd,    <,    risque, 

hasard,  m.  fortune,  f.  blouse 
(at  billiards),  f.  s.  chance  (at 
cards),  /■,  s.  grille  (in  a  tennis- 
court),  f.  Al  oll  —s,  à  tous 
hasards. 

— 9  va.  risquer,  hasarder. 

—,  un.  se  risquer,  se  hasarder. 

Uûzardttbie,  baz'-eur-da-bl,  a. 
qu'on  peut  IJasarder. 

Hâzardouti,  haz'-eur-deuce,  u. 
hasardeux. 

Hézardouolj',  baz'-eur-deuce- 
li,  ad.  dangereusement. 

IIâz«,  héze,  i.  brume,  ^.brouil- 
lard, m. 

Uàzel,  hé'''Zl,   s.  coudrier,  Doi- 

—  nut,  s.  noisette,  f.        [setier. 

—  trce,  s.  noisetier,  m. 

—  -wood,  s.  coudraie,  /. 
nâzy,  bé'-zi,  a.  nébuleux,  som- 
bre, éi;«is. 

He,  bl,  \>ro.  il,  celui,  lui. 

Heud,  béd,  t.  l£te,  f.  chef,  in. 
source,  f.  principe,  pouvoir, 
corps,  ni.  hure  (of  a  wiîdboar), 
f.  titre  (of  a  book),  vx.  pom- 
me (of  a  cane),  f.  fond  (of  a 
cask),  m.  principal  (of  a  collè- 
ge),»!, manche  (of  a  Iule), /■. 
pointe  (of  an  arrow),  f.  cheve- 
lure (of  hair),  {.  To  bring  «o 
a  —,  conclure,  venir  &  bout. 
To  draw  »o  o— ,  aboutir,  ré- 
capituler. To  niakc  —,  tenir 
tête.  To  gîve  — ,  céder,  là- 
cher  la  bride.  A  — ,  ad.  en 
avant  I 

—  acbe,s.  mal  de  têle,  m.      \J, 

—  baiid,  s.  bandeau,  m.  bande, 

—  bonrd,  (.  dossier  (of  a  bed), 
m. 

—  boroiigh,  s.  '^omrni<;saîre  de 
quartier,  m.  [Ijcd),  m. 

—  curtiiiu,  s.  couvre-pied  (of  a 

—  drt'ss,  s.  coiffe,  /. 

■  -  laud,  s.  cap,  m.  pointe,/'. 


Ilcad-ineii,:  j)Mes  chefs, m.pZ, 

—  pièce,  s.  casque,  m. 

—  qiiarlera,  s.  quartier  géné- 
ral, m. 

—  roll,  s.    bourrelet,   m. 

—  suiU,  s.  voiles  d'avant,  f.  pi, 

—  «ca,  s.  houle,  /. 

—  «tall,  s.  têtière  (of  a  bridle). 

—  woi'kman,  s.  le  premier 
garçon  d'une  boutique. 

Dead,  héd,  va.  conduire,  diri- 
ger ,  commander,  [die. 

Heâdil)',  héd'-i-li,  ad.  à  l'étour- 

Ilvûdiiicss,  héd'-i-nesse,  s.  hu- 
meur bruf^que,  /. 

neâdiesii,  héd'-lesse,  a.  sans  tê- 
te, sans  chef. 

Heâdiuiig,  héd'-^onrg,  ad.  à 
corps  perdu,  à  l'étourdie. 

Heàdmusi,  héd'-moste,  a.  le 
premier.  [reau,  in. 

Ileàd!iuiaii,hédz^-maDe,s.  bour- 

Ucudsiroiig,  a.  opiui&tre,  têtu 
obstiné. 

Bcâdy,  béd'-i,  a.  têtu,  enlêlô 

—  wiue,  s.  vin  capiteux,  m. 
Heal,   hile,  DO.    guérir,  conso- 
lider. 

— ,  vn,  se  cicatriser,  se  guérir. 

Dealer,   hi'-leur,  s.  guérisseur. 

Héaling,  hi'-linngne,  s.  guéri- 
son,/,  [ciliaut. 

— ,  a.  salutaire,  consolidant,  coD- 

Healch.  hèlth,  s.  santé,/. 

Heâliliful,  bèith'-foul,  a.  sain, 
salulire. 

Heâlibrully,  hèlth'-foul-li,  ud. 
a  liOnne  santé. 

ncâllbruliieas,  hêlth'-foul-nes- 
se,  s.  santé,  honte,  salubrité,/. 

Ueàlihily,  hèUh'-i-li,  ad.  eu 
bonne  sanlé.  [s.  santé,  /. 

Ileâhbiuess,        hèlth'-i-nesse, 

Ileâlthlesa,  hèl<  V-lesse,  a.  ma- 
lade, infirme,  faible. 

HeâUbaoïne.  bèlih^-seume,  a 
sain,  pur,  salubre. 

Heâliby,  hèUh'-i,  o.  sain,  salu- 
taire, [m. 

ncam,    hime,     s.     arrière  faix, 

Ueap,  hipe,  s.  tas,  monceau,  a- 
mas,  m. 

—  f  va,  entasser,  amonceler. 


HEA 


590 


HEA 


Qenper,  hl'-peur,  ».  celui  qui 
entofse.  [en  las. 

Hcapy ,   hi''^!,    a.     amoncelé. 

Hear,  hire,C'  .  (heai-d,  lieard) 
entendre,  é;  m  1er,  exaucer, don- 
ner audien.  e. 

—,  vn,  enlenJre,  ouïr,  entendre 
dire,  entendre  parler,  appren- 
dre. ['/!. 

Héarer,  hire'-eur,    s.  audtleui-, 

Hôariug,  bire'-inngne,  s.  ouïe, 
audience,  f. 

Hcàrkeu,  har'-kn,  vn  écou- 
ter (par  curiosité),    [écouteur. 

Beârkcner,      bar'-kn-eur.      s. 

néarsay,  hire'-sé,  s.  ouîdire, 
m.  By — ,  fi-om— ,par  oui- 
dire. 

Hearse,  heurce,  s.  cbar  funè- 
bre, mausolée  élCYé  pour  un 
temps  m. 

Beart,  harte,  s.  cœur,  courage, 
amour,  m.  affection,  inclina- 
tion, force,  Tigueiir, mémoire,/'. 

—  ache,  s.  chagrin,  )ti.  afflic- 
tion, misère,  f. 

—  Iti-eakiiig,  s.  crève-cœur,  m. 

—  burn,  t.  cuifson  d'estomac, 
aigreur;  animosité,  f. 

—  biiriied,  a.  enflammé, 

—  dear,  a.  cbéri. 

—  eose,  s.  tranquillité,  f. 

—  easiiig,  a.  tiauquillisaol. 
—'s  ease,  S.  eau  distillée,  jacée, 

f.  [du  cœur- 

—  feit,  a.   senti   ju=qu'au    fond 

—  qiielliiig,  a.  séduisant. 

—  fobliing,  a.  extatique. 

—  reudiiig,  u.  déchirant. 

—  sli'iick,  (!.  vivement  touché, 
épouvanté. 

—  sick.  a.  qui  a  mal  au  cœur. 

—  siiiking,  s.  mortlËcalioD,  f. 

—  utriiig»,  s.  libres  du  cœur,  m, 

—  snelliiig,  a.  qui  fermente 
dans  l'âme. 

—  whole,  (i.  qu'  ne  connaît 
pas  i'araour. 

—  ^vouiided,a.  blessé  au  vif. 
Beârled,  barte'-id,   a.  qui  a  le 

cœur,  au  cœur  (s'emploie  seu- 
lement comme  partie  de  mol 
composé  :  Broken   —,   qui  a 


le  cœur  brisé.   Good — ,  qui  a 

bnn  cœur).  [fortifier. 

Hcâricu,   harl'  tn,  vn.   animer, 

—  tip ,  donner  de  nouvelle» 
forces. 

HeârtL'iihig,     hart'-tn-inngne, 

a.  nourrissant,  fortifiant. 
Ucarilt,  harth,  s.  fojer,  m, 

—  iDoiiej'.  s.  fouage,  m. 
Beâriily ,    harte'-i-li,     ad.  d 

bon  cœur. 
Hcariiiics*,    barte'-l-ness6,    I, 

sincén'é,   vigueur,  f. 
Beâi'tlesis,  harte'-lesse,  a.  peu- 
reux, découragé,  mou,  efféminé. 
Beârtiessiy,  barte'-lesse-li,  ad, 

sans  courage 
Deârtiossnoss,        barte'-lesse- 

nesse,  s.   manque  de   courage, 

m. 
Beârty,  bar'-ti,  a.    sincère,  gai, 

vigoureux    qui  se  porte  bien. 
Beat,  hite,  s.  chaleur,  f.  chaud, 

m.  échaDffure,  ardeur,    f.  feu, 

m.  colère,  f. 
—,va.  chauffer,  échauffer. 
— ,  vn.  s'ecbaufTer.  [chauffe  . 

Béater,      hi'-teur,      s.     ce    qui 
Bealb,bith,  s.  lande,  bruyère  f, 

—  cock,  s.  coq  de  bruyère, 
fiancoiin,  »i.  [athée,  m. 

fléatheii.   hi'-(Ao,  s.   a.  païen. 

Béalbeuicb,  bi'-t/in-iche,  a. 
païen.  [ad.  de  païen 

néaihenUhlyj    hi'-t/iu-iche-li 

Uéatheiiism,  W-tha-izm,  $. 
paganisme,  m. 

Béatby,  hith'-i,  a.  plein  de 
bruyères. 

Beave,  bive,  va.  (heavcil,  bo> 
ve,  hea»ed,  boven)  lever, 
élever,  virer,  fermenter,  soule- 
ver, pousser,  agiter.  —  o^er 
boai-d.  jeter  à  la  mer. 

— ,  s.  effort  pour  se  lever,  nau- 
sée, f. 

— ,  vn.  respirer  avec  peino,  se 
soulever,  s'agiter,  avoir  des 
nausées.  [cieux,  pi. 

Beàveii,    hev'-VD,    s.   ciel,   »i. 

—  bvgot,  a.  engendré  par  une 
puissance  supéiieure. 

—  born,  0.  divia. 


HED 


591 


HEE 


aenven-bi'ed  ,  a.  céleste. 

—  directcd,   a.    tourné   vers  le 

—  lovcd,  a.  aimé  du  ciel.  [ciel. 
Heàveuly,  hcT'-vn-li,  a.  célesle. 
ncâvciiward,    hev'^p-ouirde, 

ad.  vers  le  ciel  [leur,  m. 

Riavcr,  hi'-'veur,  î.  levier,  por- 

BcâTily,  hev'-i-li,  ad.  pefani- 
ment,  lentement,  tristement. 

HcâTiuc»8.  hev'-i-nesse,  s.  pe- 
santeur, tristesse,  /. 

Iléaviiig,  hi'-\inngne,  s.  agita- 
troD,  secousse,  f. 

Heàvf,  hev'-i ,  o.  pesant,  tris- 
te, importun,  pénible,  dur, 
laborieux,  accablant. 

—  headcd,  n   slupide. 

—  Indoii.  a.  pesamment, chargé. 
Hcbdomad,     heb'-dô-made,    s. 

semnine,  f. 
fl<.*bdôiiiadal,   —     dary,    heb- 

dnme'-a-dal,  dar-i,  a.  hebdoma- 
daire, 
Hébela«e,heb'-i-téte,ra.hébéter 
Hcbelàtioti,  heb-i-té^-cheuDe,s. 

act.  d'hébéter,  hébétude,  f. 
Hébétude,  heb'-i-tioiide,  «.stu- 
pidité, f.  [braïsme,  m. 
Hébraism,    heb'-ré-izm,  s.  Hé- 
Débraist,    beb^-ré-iste,    s.    bé- 

biaïsle,  m. 
Hébrew,  hi'-br(iù,a.  hébraïque. 
—,  s.  Hébreu,  m. 
Hebriciau,    hi-briche'-ane,    s. 

hébraïsant.  [hécatombe,  f. 

Hécatomb,  heU^-a-loùme,  5. 
IIéc(are,hek'-lére,s.heclare,»î. 
fBéetic,  —  cal,  heit'-tik,  ti-kal, 

a.  étique,  continuel.  [tinue. 
Béctic,  hek'-lik,  s.  fièvre  con- 
néctogram,    hek'-tô-grame,    s. 

hectogramme,  m. 
UectoUter,    hek-td-li'-teur,    s. 

hectolitre,  m, 
Hcctômeler,   hek-tômeM-teur , 

s.  hectomètre,  m.  [tu. 

néctor,  hek'-teur,  s.  fanfaron, 
— ;  vn.  faire  le  fanfaron. 
^5   va.    menacer  ,    traiter    avec 

insolence. 
néctoring,     uf  k'-teur-inngne, 

s.  fanfaronade,  f.  [de  lierre 
Héderal,  hed'-eur-al  ,  a.    fait 


Hcder&ceou8,hed-eir-é'-cheu. 

cp,  a.  qui  produit  du  lierre. 
Ui-dgc,  hedje,  s.  haie, /.  QuicV 

«et — ,  s.  haie    vive,  /.     D="d 

wood — ,  haie  sèche.  To  clear 

a — ,  sauter  une  haie. 

—  plaiK,  s.  viorne,  f, 

—  ro^w,  i  arbres  ou  arcusies 
formant  une  baie. 

—  sparrow,  s.  verdier,  m. 
Hedgc,  va.   fermer,  enclore  pir 

des  baies. 

—  ,a.  petit,  vil,  méprisable. 

—  born,  a.  vil,  obscur,  m. 

—  bog,  s.  hérisson,  m. 

—  pig,s.  jeune  hérisson,  m. 
Hcdgcr,    bedje'-eur,   s.  faiseur 

de  baies. 

Bédgiiig-bill,  hedje'-inngne- 
bill,  s.  serpe,  f.  croissant,  ni. 

Deed,  hlde,  va.  regarder,  ob- 
server avec  attention. 

— ,  s.  garde,  attention,  olserva- 
tion,  gravité,  régularité,  so- 
briété, f. 

Heédriil,  blde^-foul,  a.  attentif, 
soupçonneux  vigilant. 

Heédfull.v,  hldc'-foul-Ii,  ad. 
avec  soin,  allenlivement. 

Heédruluess,  hide'-foul-Desse, 
s.  attention,  vigilance,  f. 

Heédil}',  hlde''-i-li,  ad.  soigneu- 
sement, [tention,^. 

Heédiness,  hlde'-i-nesse,  s.  at- 

Heédle«s,  hlde^-Iesse,  a.  étour- 
di,   sans    soin. 

Ueédlesaly,  hlde'-lesse-ll|  ad. 
négligemment. 

DeédIessiiesB,  hlde'-lesse-Qes- 
se,  s.  négligence,^. 

Ileel,  hllp,  .<.  talon,  éperon,  m. 
Vroin  head  to  —8. de  pied  en 
cap  To  be  ut  oue's  —s,  sui- 
vre de  près.  Tobc  outat  — s, 
^7e  usé.  Tu  kick  upoiioue^8 
— j,  mourir.  Ta  <ake  to  oiie'a 
— O.  lever  le  pied,  s'enfuir.  To 
Iny  by  the  — 8,mettre  aux  fers. 
To  tripupon  one'g  — »,  sup- 
planter, faire  tomber. 

—  pièce,  s.  bout,  talon,  m, 

—  pièce,  l'O.  mettre  un  taloo. 
_  maker,  (.  taloDuier,  m. 


HEL 


592 


HEM 


Oeol-liouc,  s.  os  du  talon,  m. 

—,vn.  pencher,  porter,  mettre 
&  la  bande. 

—5  l'a.  mettre  des  talons,  armer 
UB   coq    de    combat 

0eéler,   blle'eur ,   s.    coq    qui 
frappe  bien  de  l'ergot. 
eft,  hefle,  s.  anse,  /.  manche, 
effort,   m. 

cgira,  hi-djaï'-ra  or  lied'-dji- 
ra,  s.  hégire.  [f. 

néifer,    bef'-feur,    s.     génisse, 

neiiib-ha!  haï'-b6,  int.  bol 
bélasi 

Heigbt,  haîle  or  héte,  s.  hau- 
teur, f.  sommet,  comble,  le 
plus  haut  degré,  m. 

Hcishteii.  haï'-tn,  va.  relever, 
rehausser,  perfectionner,  avan- 
cer, exhaler. 

llciuoiiM,  hé^-oeuce,  a.  odieux, 
atroce.  [horriblemeot. 

Heiuousl)',      hé'-neuce-li,    <id. 

Ileluousues»,  hé^-neuce-nesse, 
s.  noirceur,  atrocité,  f, 

neir,  ère,  s.  héritier,  m. 

—,  va.  hériler  de.  [tière,  f. 

Heiress,     ére'-esse,     s.    béri- 

nci'rlcss,  ére'-lesse ,  a.  sans 
héritier. 

Heii'looui,  ére'-lotime,  s.  biens 
annexés  à  un  franc  alleu,  m. pi, 

Hcii'ship,  ére'-chipe,  s.  hérita- 
ge, m. 

Held,   prêt,    de    Hold. 

Ilûlical,  hel'-i-kal,  o  en  spirale. 

ndiômeter,  hi-li-orae'-l-leur, 
5.  hélioraètr^,  m. 

Héliolropc,  bi/-liô-trâpe ,  s. 
héliotrope,  m. 

Hélix,  hi'-liace,  s.  hélice,  ^ 

Hellihéll,  s.  enfer,  m 

—  black,  a.  noir  conirae  l'enfer. 

—  doomed,  a.  damné. 

—  firc,  s.  feu  d'enfer,  m, 

—  houud, s.  hommecruel, mons- 
tre, m.  [enfers,  ?)!. 

—  ki(e,    s.    tyran,     suppôt    des 
néllebore,   hei'-li-bôre,   s    el- 
lébore,in.  [d'enfer. 

IléllUb,   hel'-liche,  a,  infernal, 
HéllUbl),  hel/-licbe-ii,  ad.  dia- 
boliquement. 


Heliward ,      heK-ou&rde,     ad 

vers  l'enfer. 

nclm,  holmei<.  timon,  gouver- 
nail, m. 

—,  Hélinei,heK-mitt,j,  heaume, 
casque,  timbre,  m. 

—  »  un.  gouverner,  diriger,  con- 
duire, [casque, 

ndmpd,   helmd,  a.   qui    a    un 
Uéliusuinm,  heimz''-maae,  s.  ti 

monnier,  jn. 
Béloi.  hi'-lott,  s.  ilote, ^. 
Ilclp,  helpe,  s.  aide,  f.  support, 

secours,  moyen,    remède,    m 

—  ,  va.  (belped,belpt,  hcl- 
ped,  holpen)  aider,  secourir, 
servir.  —  fornai-fl.   avancer. 

—  on  —  to,  contribuer,  con- 
venir. 1  cainiot  —  belîe- 
vliig,  je  ne  puis  m'empêcher 
de  croire.  I  caunot  —  it^je 
ne  sais  qu'y  faire.. 

Hélper,  help^-eur,  t.  aide,  auxi- 
liaire, 7)!.  [rable,  utile. 

nélprul,  belp^-foul,   a.    secou- 

ilélplc-as,  help'-Iess,  a.  sans  ap- 
pui, sans  ressource,  perclus. 

IlélplesHly,  help'-less«-li,  ad. 
sans  secours. 

Ilélplessuess,  belp'-iesse-nes. 
se,  j.  destitution,  f.  abandon, 
m. 

Héller-skëller,  bel'-teur-skeK- 
teur,  ad.  pêle-mêle. 

Delve,  helve,  s.  manche,  m. 

— ,  DU.  emmancher.  [m. 

Hem,    hemm,    s.    ourlet,    bord, 

— ,  va.    ourler;  enfermer,  inves- 

—  !  int.  hem  1  [tir,  assiéger. 
— ,  vn.  faire  hem  I 
Béuiicjclet    hèmeM-sa!-kl,   s. 

hémicycle,  m. 
lléu>iplet:j'i    hème'-i-pled-dji , 

s.  hémiplégie,  f. 
Uéniispbére,   hëmeM-sfire,   (. 

hémisthère,  m 
neniisiic,    hi-miss'-lik ,    s.    hé- 

mist  che,  m.  [guë,  /. 

nénilock,    hemm'-lok  ,  s.    ci- 
Uéniori'bnge.   —  gy,  hème'-ô- 

rédje,  ra-dji.s.  hémoragie,  f. 
Ueiuorruidal,     bème-or-roïd'- 

al,  a,  —  dal. 


HER 


593 


HER 


Bcmorrboiil8,hème'-or-ro!dz,s. 

hémorroïdes,  f.  pi. 
Bemp,    heminp, .'..    chanvre,  m, 

Iluw— ,  élODpe,  f. 

—  close,  —    field,  s.  chanvriè- 
re,  chene-vière,  f.       [chantre. 

néinpeii,     hemm'-pn,     a.     de 

Bémpsccd,     beiiimp''-c!de,     s. 

chènevis,  m.  U^>f- 

Hcn ,  henn,    t.    poule,    fcmel- 

—  coop,  j.  cage  i  poules,  f. 

—  drî-ver,    —    bouse,  s.   pou- 
lailler, m. 

—  heai'ted,    a.    I&che,  poltron, 
au  cœur  de    poule. 

—  peck<,  —    pcckcd,  a.  gou- 
verné par  une  femme. 

—  roost,  s.  juchoir,  m. 
Hénbaue,    bena'-béne,    s.  jus- 

quiame,  f. 
Heiice,  hennce,  ad  d'ici,  de  là. 

He  ^eut  —  ju9(  non',  il  ne 

fait  que  sortir  d'ici.  Teuyears 

— ,    dans  dix    ans. 
Béncerortb,  bennce'-fortb,  ad. 

désormais. 
Beiicerdrvard,      hennce-for''- 

ouàrde,  ad.  dorénavant. 
Béucbman,  bcQnche'-mane,  s. 

page,  serviteur,  ni. 
Bend,  hennd  (part.  Dent.). fa. 

saisir,  prendre,  attraper. 
Hcpàtic,   —  cal,  hi-pate'-ik,  I- 

kal,  a.  hépatique. 
Beps  ou  Uips,   bipce,  (.   baie 

de  l'épine  blanche,  f. 
Bëpiagon,  hep'-la-gone,s.  hep- 
tagone, m.  [heptagone. 
Beplâgonal,  hep-lag'-ô-nal,  a. 
Béptarcby,    hep'-tar-ki,  s.    — 

chie,  f.  [sa,  ses. 

Ber,  heur,  pro.  elle,  la,  lui,  son, 
Bérald,     ner'-alde,    s.   héraut, 

messager,  m.  [Introduire. 

—  5   va.    annoncer,     proclamer, 
Ber&ldic,    bi-ralde^-ik,   a.    hé- 
raldique, [son,  1)1. 

Béraldry,    her-al-dri,    s,    b!a- 
Béraldtibip,  her'alde-chipe,  s. 

offlce  d'un  héraut,  m. 
Berb,  eurbe,  s    herbe,  f  Plij- 

aical  — ,  plantes  médicinale?. 

Pot   —f     fiantes     potagères. 


Swcct  —,  s.  plantes  aromati- 
ques. —  wonian,  s.  herbièrej 
/.  —s,  légumes,  m.  pi. 

Berliâceous,  heur-bé'-cheuce, 
a.  herbacé. 

Bêi'biigo,  heur'-bédje,  s.  her- 
bage, pâturage,  lu. 

Bérlial,  hîur'-bal,  s.  traité  de 
botanique,  herbier,  m. 

Hérbalist,  Ucrbarist,  heur''- 
ba-litie,  riste,  s.  herboriste, 
botaniste,  m. 

Berbésceut,  beur-bess'-cenni, 
a.  qui  crott  en  herbes. 

IlérbuiK,  Héiby,  heur'-beuce, 
eurb'-i,  a.  herbu,  herbeux. 

Borcûlcan  ,  heur-kiou'-li-ane, 
a.  d'Hercule, 

Berd,  heurde,  s.  troupeau,  m. 
troupe,  bande,  f.  (ordeerj  bar- 
de, f.  gardien  de  troupeaux- 
Goat  —,  chevrier.  Swiue  —, 
porcher. 

— ,  nu.  s'associer,  aller  en  troupe. 

Béi'dnian,  Heurdsinan, 

nerdgroom,  heurde'-manc, 
heurdz'-mane,  heurdc'-gidu- 
me,  s   pâtre,  m. 

Bcre,  hire,  ad.  ici,  voici,  ça,  y. 
—  a>id  ibère.  g&  et  là.  —  bi^ 
coincB,  le  voici.  —  arc,  —  îk, 
voici. 

—  above ,  ad.  ci-dessus. 

—  bclow,  od.  ci-dessous. 
Hért^about,  bére^-a-baoute,  Oç'. 

jci  près. 
Hcri-ârtcr,    bire-af-teur,    ad 
ci-après,    désormais. 

—  ,  s.  la  vie  à  venir, 
Ilcrc&t,  hire-att',  en  ceci. 
Uereb)'.  hire-baï',  ad.  par,  par 

ce  moyen,  ainsi,  par  ceci. 
Bcrédiiable,    hi-red'-i-ta-bi,  a. 

qui  est  héréditaire. 
nercdilament,       ber-i-dite'-c- 

raennt,  s.  héritage,  )u. 
neréditariiy,   hi-red'i-ta  ri-li, 

ad.  par  héritage. 
Beréditary,    bi-red'-ita-ri,    n. 

héréditaire.  [d'ic;. 

nerofi'ôm,      bire'-frome,     ad. 
Ilereiii.    Hereluto,     bire-ine', 

hire-inn'-tôù,  en  ceci,  ici. 

38 


HER 


594 


HIA 


axredr,    hire-of,  ad.   av  ceci, 

do  celui-ci.  [sus. 

Hereôu,  hire-one',  ad.   là-deî- 

Uervôut»  '  vre-aoute',  ad.  liois 
d'ici.  [hérésiarque,  m. 

Herésiarch^    be-ri^-ji-ark,      s. 

nércaj',  h^r'-i  ci,  s,  hérésie,  f. 

Hérelic,  Herûlioal,  her'i-tilc, 
hi-réle'-i-saljS.  et  a.  héréliquo, 
1)1.  et  A  [à  cela. 

Ilcre(6.    hire-toîi',    ad.  à    ceci, 

Borotofére,  hire-tôù-rore'',  nd- 
ci-devaol,  jadis.  [ceci. 

iIereùiiio,hire-eunD^-tûU,  ad.  à 

Hci'eiipôii,  hire-eup-oiie',  ad. 
là-dessMS.  [Tecceci. 

ncrewitb,    hire-ouilh',    nd.   a- 

Bcrici,  her'-ilil,  s.  la  redevance 
due  au  seigneur  à  la  mort  du 
vassal,  f.  [peut  hériter. 

IBéi'ilable,    ber'-i-tabl,  a.    qui 

néritage,  her'-i-tédje,  s.  héri- 
tage, m.        [daïle,  s  — dite,»i. 

Heriuâphrodite,   her-mar'-frô- 

Hermaphrndltical,  her-mar- 
fiô-dite'-i-ka!,  a.  hermaphro- 
dite. 

Berinëtic,  —  tieal,  heur-mète'- 
ik,  i-k«l,a.  bermélique,  clos. 

Beruiéiically^  lieur-mèie^-i- 
kal-li,  ad.  herniéliquement. 

Béruiii,  llériuiless,  heur'-mi- 
te,  heur'-mit-tesse,  s.  ermite, 
anachorète,  »î. 

fléi-iuiiagc,  heu^-mite-édie,  5. 
ermitage,  ni.  [a.  solitaire. 

Hoi'uiitical,        heur-mite'-ikal, 

■lern,  beurn,  s.  héron,  )/!. 

Bcruia,  heur'-ni-a,  S.  hernie,/'. 

—  guliuri»,  s.  goitre,  m. 

Héi-o,  hi'  rô,  s.  héros,  m. 

Béroessi  br'-rù-esse,  s.  héroï- 
ne, A 

Berûick,  Hei'ôical,  hé-rôMk, 
hi-rô'-i-kil,    a.    béroiqje. 

Beréickly,  Heroicall},hi.r6'- 
ik-li,  ikai-!i,  ad.  héroïquement. 

Berôid,  hi-rô'-ide,  s.  heroïde,  f. 

Het'6iuc,  her'-a-ine,s.heroïue,/'. 

Hei'oisui,  her/'ô'izmj  s.  hérois- 
rne,  m. 

Héron,  her'-eune.  s.  héron,  m. 

Uéroui-f)   Bêrousbaw,  her''- 


eune-rl,  chd&,  s.  hérennière,  f. 
néri'iug,    her'-rinngne,  s,    ha- 
reng, m.  Red  —,  haren»  sauri 
Ciired— ,  hareng  salé. 

—  lime,  5.  harengeaison,  /. 

—  womnii,  5,  Ijartngère,  /. 
Uei-a,  pro.  pos.  f.  son,  sa,  ses, 

à  elle,  le  sien,  la  sienne. 
Sucb  chiiriu»  arc  hera,  tels 
sont  SCS  charmes. 
Tbis    buiisc     i>  ber«,     cette 
maison  est  la  sienne. 

Bvi-ae,  heurce,  S.  char  funèbre, 
corbillard,  cercueil,  m.  biè- 
re, A 

— ,  1)1.  mettre  dans  un  char  fu- 
nèbre; ensevelir,  mettre  au 
cercueil.  [même. 

llerséir,  heur-self,   pro.    elle- 

Uérselike,  beurce'-laïke,  a.  fu- 
nèbre, [hésitation,  A 

nésiiaiicj',     bcz'-i-taun-ci,      S. 

Hcsiiate,  kez^-i-téte,  vn.  hési- 
ter, balancer. 

nositâtion,  hei-l-té'-cbeune,  s. 

— tion,  A  ['"• 

Besi,    beste,  s.  ordre,  précepte, 
Héterocljte,    héte'-er-Ô-klaïte, 

a    —  te.  [— doxe. 

Héierodox^  bèle'-er-6-dokce,  a. 
Hétei'odox)',    bète'-er-ô-dok-ci, 

s.  hêiérodoxie,  A 
Hetcrogéueou*,  hète-er-6-dji/- 

ni-euce,  a.  —  gène. 
notorogenéity,     hète-er-Ô-dji- 

ni'-i-li,  s.  hétérogénéité,  f. 
Dew,    hiou,    va.  (bewcd,  be» 

neu,   hewii)   tailler,  couper, 

abattre,  aviver. 
Hcwor,   hiou'-eur,  s.    abalteur 

de  bois,  tailleur  de  pierre,  m. 
newii,  hioune,  s.  part.dellew. 
Hexngoii,  —  ■■;,  heks'-a-gone, 

ni,    s.    hexagoue,  m. 
Hcxàsoual,   begz-ag'-ô-nal,   x. 

hexagone ,  ui. 
Bexâiuoier,     begz-ame'-i-teur, 

s.  hexamètre,  m. 
Hey.  hé,  Vit.  Iiél  heini     [hola! 
Ilej-day!    hé' dé  ,    int.   ouais  I 
— ,  s.  gaieié  foi:e,  joie,A 
uiâiiis,  haï  é'-teuce,  t.  lacune, 

f.  hiatus,  m. 


HIG 


595  HIL 


Hibépiial,  hi-beur'  nal,  a.  d'hi- 
ver, hibernal. 

Iliecough,  Hickup,  biV-keup 
or  hik'-kof,  s.  hoquet,  m. 

— ,  un.  avoir  le  hoquet. 

— ^  va,  jiarler  avec  des  hoquets. 

(lickwall,  kik'-oual ,  s.  pivert. 

1?!. 

Hid.  prêt,  de  Hide. 

Ilidilon,  hid'-dii,pnr(.de  llidc. 
Hide,    hatde,    va.    (hid,    bid- 

dcii)  cacher,  couvrir. 

—  ,  vil.  se   cacher,  se  tenir  caché. 
Hiding-placc,  «.  cachette,  f. 
Hidc,  haîde,  s.  peau,/',  cuir,  m, 

—  of  laud,  s.  quarante  arpents 
d»  terre,  m. 

Bidc-aud-seck,  halde-anud- 
sîk/,  s.  cligne-muselte,  /.  colin- 
maillard,  m. 

Hidelioiiiid,  haïde'-baounnd,  a. 
avare,,  indocile,  intrailaliie. 

IlideouB,  hide'-i-euce  or  hid'- 
ji-euce,  a,  hideux. 

Uidcoiislj',  hide''-i-euce-ll,  ad. 
hideusement. 

Uidcousiiess,  hideM-euce-iics- 
se,  s.  difformilé,  f.  [cache. 

Hi'der,  haï'-deur,    s.    celui    qui 

nie,  haï,  l'n.  se  hâter. 

Hierarch ,  halM-rak,  s.  hié- 
rarque, m. 

ilicràrcliicnl,  baI-i-!-ar^-ki-kal, 
a,  —  chique. 

Hierarrli),  haï^-i-rar-ki,  s.  hié- 
rarchie, f. 

Hicroglyph,  Hîerogly'pbio, 
haï'-i-rô-glife,  glif'-fik,  s.  hié- 
roglyphe. 

Bierogly'pbical,  haï-i-rô-glif/- 
i-ka!,a.  hiéroglyphique. 

aiggle,  hig'-gle,  va.  marchan- 
der, colporler. 

niggicdj-piggledy,  hig'  gl- 
di-pig'-gl-di,  ad.  pêle-mêle. 

Uiggler,  hijç'-gleur,  s.  coque- 
tier, détaillisle,  m. 

High,  ha!,  a.  haut,  élevé,  fier, 
grand,  sublime,  de  goût  relevé. 
— wiiid,graud  vent.  — word», 
déclamalion.  To  carry  ît  — , 
prendre  un  air  important.  To 
pinj-  too  --»  jouer    tro*    sros 


jeu,  To  feed  — ,  faire  graade 

chère. 
— ,   s.    hauteur,  élévation,  f. 
— ,  ad.  haut,  fori,  grandementi 

—  allar,  s.  maître-autel,  m. 

—  blest,  a.  très-heureux. 

—  boni,  a.  de    haute  naissance. 

—  colourud,  a,  haut  en  cou- 
leur, foncé.  [desseins. 

—  detiiguiiig,  a  qui  a  de  grands 

—  fcd,  a.  bien  nourri. 

—  Hier,  s.  enthousiaste,  m. 

—  flyiiig,  a.  extravagant  dans 
ses  expressions. 

—  OaHu,a.  fier,  enflé,  outré. 

—  life,  s.  le  grand  ton,  tn. 

—  mettlcd,  a.  qui  a  beaucoup 
de  vivacité. 

—  miuded,  a.  ambitieux. 

—  noou,s.  plein  midi,  m. 

—  red,  a.  rnuge  foncé. 

—  acasoued,  a.  de  haut  goût. 

—  spii'iivd,  a.  fier,   audacieux. 

—  stomàcbed,  a.  obstiné. 

—  treoa,  s.  l'ulaie,  f. 

—  treâson,  S.  haute  trahison, 
f.  crime  de  lèse-majesté,  m. 

—  nrroiigbi.  a.  bien  travaillé. 
Digbij,  haï'-li,a(i.  grandement, 

infiniment,  fort,   sensiblement. 

Higbnaost,  haï'-moste,  a.  le  plus 
haut. 

Higbuess,  hal'-nesse ,  s.  éléva- 
tion, hauteur,  altesse,  hautes- 
se,  /.  [montagneux,  ni. 

Higbiaiid,     hallanud,    s.     pays 

Higblauder,  bal'-Ianud-eur,  s. 
montagnard,  m. 

Highvraler  ,  haï^-ouâ-teur,  s. 
hautes  eaux, /■.»/.  haute  marée,/', 

Bigbwa}',  har  oué,  S.  grand 
chemin,  m. 

Higbnajinan,  har-oué-mane, 
s.  voleur  do  grand  chemin,  m. 

Higbt,  haile,  a.  nommé. 

UisbSj'-li^bty,  ha'i'-ti-taï'-ti, 
ad.   brusquement,  &  l'étourdie. 

Hilârity,  hil-ar'-i-ti,  s.  enjoue- 
ment, m.  gaîté,  f. 

Ililding,  hiK-dinngne,  a-  vil, 
méprisable. 

— ,  s  homme  vil,  lâche,  m. 
femme  grossière,  f. 


HIP 


596 


HIT 


nill,  bll1,s.  montafne, colline, /■ 

Billock,  Uil'-Iok,  s.  coteau,  m. 
pelile  hauteur,  ^. 

Bi'Ily.  hil'-li,  fl.  monlaçneux. 

Bill,  hilte,  s.  garde  d'épée,/'. 
manche,  m 

Him.  hime,  pro.  lui,  le, 

Biuisélf,  hiinm-self',  pro.  lui- 
même,  soi-même,  se,  soi.  By 
— ,  seul,  tout  seul. 

Bind,  haiand,  s.  biche,  f.  do- 
mestique, paysan,  m. 

Biiidborry,  hainnd'-ber-ri ,  s. 
frambroise,  ^,    framboisier,  m. 

flinder,  haînn'-deur,  va.  empê- 
cher, détouruer. 

Biuder,  Uiud,  a.  derrière,  pos- 
térieur. —  part  ol  a  ship,  s. 
poupe,  f.  —  wbeel,  s.  roue 
de  derrière,  m. 

Biuderanro,  hinn'-deur-annce, 
8.  obstacle,  tort,  m. 

Biiiderer,  hinn'-deur-eur,  >. 
celui  qui  empêche,  m. 

Biuderling,  binn'-deur-linn- 
gne,  s.  enfant  qui  ne  profite 
pas  ;  animal,  fruit  dégénéré. 

BiiidmoBl,  lliuderiuost, 

baînnd'-moste,  haïnnd'eur-mos- 
te,  a.  dernier. 

Biiigc,  hinndje,  s.  gond,  lequel, 
pivot, m. charnière, A  point, prin- 
cipe, m. 

—5  va  garnir  de  gonds,  de  char- 
nières; fixer,  appuyer,  cour- 
ber. 

.^,  vn.  tourner    sur    ses    gonds, 
sur    piTot;   reposer    sur,   s'ap- 
puyer sur. 
Biui,  hinni,  va.    effleurer,  don- 
ner à  entendre,  suggérer,  iosi- 

— ,  un.  faire  aliusioQ.  [nuer 

— ,  J.   ouverture,  idée     allusion, 

pensée,  f-  vent,  jour,  avis,  m. 

Bip,  hipp,  s.  hanche,  /.  To  bii- 

•*c  on  the—  avp'r  l'avantage 

sur  un  autre. 

—  goût,  s.  sciatique,  f. 
—,  s.  égiantine,  f. 

—  trec,  s.  rosier  sauvage, 
églantier,  m. 

— ,  va,  démettre  la  hanche. 
— j  int.  bip  I 


llippish,  hip'-piche,   a,  mélan. 

co.ique,  5.  hypocondriaque. 
Bippocra»*,     hip'-pA  krass,    s. 

hippocras,  m. 
Uippo[><>tanius,  hip-pft-pote'-a- 

meuce,  s.  hippopotame,  m. 
ilipsliot, hip^-chote,  a.  débauché. 
Uii-e.  haïre,  va.  louer,  engager, 

arrôler. 
— ,s.  louage,  salaire  Wî.gages,p2. 
— .<!.  vénal,  mercenaire,  à  gages. 
Uireliug,       haïre'-linngne,     ». 

mercenaire,  m.  [m. 

Hirer.  haîre'-eiir,  ».  locataire, 
■limûte,  heur-5ioute',(i.  hérissé. 
Bis,  hiz,  pro,  son,  sa,  ses,  à  lui, 

le  sien,  la  sienne,  les  siens,  les 

siennes. 
Uiss,  hiss,  vn.  siffler,   se  railler. 

—  oir,  chasser  à  force  de   sif- 
fler. 
— ,  un.  siffler   (comme  les  balles, 

les  serpents,  le  vent,  etc.,  etc.), 
Biss,  Bîssiiig.  hiss,    hiss'-ino- 

gue.s.  sifSemeut,  sifflet,  coup 

de  sifflet,  m. 
Bisi.  histe, int.  stl  chati 
Bistôi-ian,  his5-tâ'-ri-aDe,  «.his- 
torien, m. 
Bistôi'ical,  —   t6rlc,  bis-tor'-i- 

kal,  ik,  a    historique. 
Bistdricully,      his-tor''-ik'aI-l<, 

ad.   —  riquement. 
Uistôrify,  his-lor'-i-fat,  va.  n- 

conier,  mettre  dans  l'histoire. 
Ilistoi-iograpiicr,   his-tô-riog'- 

ra-feur,  $.  —  phe,  m. 
Historiôgraphy.    hts-t6-rl-og'- 

ra-6,  s.  —  graihie,  f. 
HiBtory,  his'-teur-i,s.  histoire,f. 

—  pièce,  s.  tableau  d'histoire. 
nistriàiiic,    —   nioal,    bis-trl- 

one'-ik,  i-kal,  a.  d'histrion. 

nislriéuically,  his-tri'  oeM- 
kal-li,  ad.  en  hisirion. 

Bit,  hitt,  va.  (iiit,  hit)  frapper, 
toucher,  rencontrer,    atteindre. 

—,  vn.  heurter,  se  heurter,  arri- 
ver, réussir,  tomber  sur,  s'ac- 
corder, [blanc. 

—  the   mai-k,  donner  dans    le 

—  against,  donner  contre,  é- 
i     chouer. 


HOB 


597 


HOG 


Bl*  borne,  porter  coup,  désoler. 

—  oui,  se  rappeler. 

—  togelber,  se  rencontrer. 

—  upoii,  trouver,  rencontrer,  se 
ressouTenir. 

— ,  8.  coup,  m.  atteinte,  heu- 
reuse chance,  f. 

Bit  or  miss.  ad.  k  tout  hasard. 

Hilch,  hitcbe,  vn.  s'accrocher, 
se  démener,  se  couper, 

Bi«chel,hil'-chel,  DO.  sérancer. 

— .  s.  séran,  m. 

Biihe,  haït/ie,  s.  qnat,  port,  m 

nftker,  hi</i'-eur,  ad.  ici,  ça,  y 
Come— ,  ■venei  ici 

— ,  a.  plus  près,  plus  proche,  ci 
térieur. 

Biibermost,  hif/i'-eur-moste 
a.  le  plus  proche. 

Hitliei'to,  hi(/i'-eur-tc5ù,  ad.  jus 
quesici,  jusqu'à  présent. 

Bilhrrnni'd,  —  warils,  h'ith' 
eur-ouarde,  ouârdz,  ud.  de  ce 
c4té-ci.  [m 

BWc,  balve,  s.  ruche,  f.  essaim 

— ,  va.  placer  des  ruches,  mettre 
dans  des  ruches, 

— »  tin.  TÎTre  en  ruche,  se  réu 
oir  en  essaim,  se  retirer  en 
semble. 

Hiver,  halye'-eur,  ».  celui  qu 
soigne   les   abeilles,  m. 

Bo!  int.  bel  bol 

Doar,  bore,  a.  qnl  a  les  che- 
veux blancs. 

—  frost,  s   gelée  blanche. 
loard,  va.  amasser,  accumuler 
-,  s.  monceau,  amas,  la«i,  m. 

-  of  oioiiey.  s.  magot,  m. 
k6arder,    hôrd'-eur,    s.    celu 

qui  amasse.  [mulation,  f, 

■6ui'dliig,  hârd'-inngne,s.accu 
■éariiiess,  hôr^-i-nesse,  s,  gris 

m.  blancheur,  f. 
■oarse,  Lôrce,  o.  enroué. 
aôBracly,    bôrce'-li,  ad.  d'une 

voix  enrouée. 
Bûai  seuess,     bôrce''-nesse,    s. 

enrouement,  m. 
Bôaiy,    hô'-ri,    a.   couvert    de 

gelée  blanche,  blanc,  moisi. 
Bob,    liobe,    s.   paysan ,  rustre, 

manant,  m. 


Hôbble,    hob'-bl,    s.    démarche 

peu  gracieuse.  [ner. 

— ,    vn,    boiter,    clocher,     clopi- 

llôbbler,  hob'-bl-eur-  s.  boi- 
teux, m. 

Uôbbliiig  aloiig,  hob^-blion- 
gne-a-lonng,(îrf. clopin  clopaat. 

Hiibblingl)',  hob'-bliongne-li, 
ad.  maladroitement. 

Ilôbby.  bob'-bi,  s.  dada,  benSt, 
holiereau,  m. 

nùbbyborae,  hoiy-bi-horce,  s. 
marotte,  f.  bidet;  b&ton  ;  im- 
béci:e,  m. 

n«bgôblin.hob-gob/line,  s.  lu- 
tin, spectre,  fantôme,  farfa- 
det, m. 

nôbiiail,  bob'-néle,  s.  rustre, 
clou  de  fer  à  cheval,  m. 

BôbiiuOed,  hob'-néld,  a.  garai 
de  gros  clous. 

Hovk,  hok,  s.  jarret,  m. 

— .  s.  vin  du  Rhin.         [le  jarret. 

Hôrkie,     hok'-kl ,    va,    couper 

H6ckberb,  hok'  bourbe,  s.  mau- 
ve, f. 

nôriis-p6cu«,  hft'-keuce-pô/- 
keuce,  s.  jongleur,  m. 

Hod.  bode,  s.  oiseau  de  ma{OD 
(espèce  d'auge),  m.  hotte,  ^. 

Hodnian,  hode^'-mane,  s.  celui 
qui  porte  le  mortier  aux  ma- 
çons. 

Ilôd^e-podgc,  hndje'-podje,  «. 
hochepot,  salmigondis,  m. 

Hoe,  hA,  s.  houe,  f. 

—,va.  houer.  [chon,7?i. 

Uog,    bogue,   s,    pourceau,    co- 

—  badgi-r,  s,  blaireau,  m. 

— 'a  cbeck,  s.  groin  de  ce- 
chon,  f. 

—  cote,  s.  toit  &  cochons,  m. 

—  market,  s.  marché  aux  co- 
chons, ?n. 

—  herd,  S.  porcher,  m. 

—  aty,  s.  élable  à  cochons,  f, 
toit  à  cochons,  m. 

—  wash,   s.     lavure,  /. 
5l<>sgerel,    hog'-gril,  s.   brebis 

de  deux  ans. 
■9ù^gi>>h,     bog'-guiche,    a.    do 

cochon,  grossier.       [en  cocbout 
Uéggisbly,  bog'-guicbe-li,   aà. 


HOL 


598 


HOL 


BôggialiHcss,  hog'-gulche-nes- 

sc,  s.  cochonnerie,  f, 
nûgsbend,  hogz'-héde,  ».  muid, 

"in.  barrique,  f. 
Hôideii,  hoï'-dn,   „.  fille  gauche 

et  sans  tenue,/',  garçonnière 

—  ^vn.  sauler,  folâlrer  lourde- 
ment, indécemment, garçonner. 

Iluist,   hoïste,  tia.    guinder,  le- 

■?er,  hîus?er,  hisser. 
— ,  s.  guindant  de  pavillon,»». 
noity-toity,    hoï-ti-toï-ti,    «.  fo- 
— ,  nd.  en  folâtrant.  [lâtre. 

—  .  int.  ■vraiment!  bah! 

no!d.  hôlde,  va.  (lield,  hol- 
d-.'")  tenir,  garder,  retenir, 
saisir, considérer,  fiosséder.jouir, 
suspendre,  rel'réner,  mainlenir. 

—,  vn.  se  tenir,  rester,  durer, 
être  juste,  adhérer,  relever,  le- 

—  buck,  retenir.  [nir. 

—  foi-lb,  prêcher,  haranguer. 

—  in,  retenir. 

—  il!  hnnd,  amuser. 

—  of ,  no  pas  toucher  I  faire 
le  difficile. 

—  oii,  continuer,  persister. 

—  or  any  one,  relever  de  quel- 
qu'un, [haleine. 

—  oiic^0    breath,    retenir   son 

—  oiie^s  (oiigiie,  se  taire. 

—  oi!t,  tenir  boa  ou  ferme,  sou- 

—  om.  étendre.  [tenir. 

—  oui  (at  back-gammon),  ne  pas 
entrer. 

—  togeiber,  tenir  ensemble, 
demeurer  unis,  aller  de  mê- 
me vitesse. 

—  true,  être  confirmé. 

—  up,  lever,  soutenir,  cesser. 

—  up,  appuyer. 

—  «p  (clear  up),  s'éclaircir. 

—  wilh  ouc,  se  ranger  du  mê- 
me côté. 

—  ,  s.  prise,  prison,  place  forle,/'. 
pouvoir,  m.  [m. 

—,    (of   a    ship)    fond    de    cale, 

—  !  int.  arrêtez  I 

nôldcn.  \iâ\i'-n,part.  de  llold. 
Uôlder,  hôi'-deur,  5.    celui  qui 

lient,   tenancier,  îïî. 
Uolderfôrcb,  hôl-deur-fôrth',  s. 

harangueur,  prédicateur. 


nôldrast,  hAld^-faste,  i.  cram- 
pon, valet,  av.ire,  m. 

nôldiiig,  bdid'-inngne,  s.  tenu- 
re,  ferme;  f.  refrain,  m. 

Hulc,  hôle,  s.  trou,  creux,  sou- 
pirail, orifice,  flache,  subterfu- 
ge, alvéole,  în.  Arni— ,  aissel- 
le, f.  Black—,  cachot,  m.  pri- 
son, f. 

— ,  va.  trouer,  cr>-oser;  blouser. 

Ilôlidnin,  hoK-i-dame,  s.  Il 
sainte  Vierge,  f. 

ilôiilj',  h&'-li-ll,  ad.  saintement 

Hàliiiess,  hd'-li-nesse  s.  sain 
teté,/".  [là!  hé 

nôlla,  H6II0.   hoK-lA,    int.  ho- 

ilôlland,  hol^-laund,  .5.  toile  de 
Hollande,  A  [enfoncé. 

Hôllow.  hol'-l4,  a.    creux,  vide, 

—  hcartvd.a  fourbe,  dissimulé. 

—  road,  s.  ravin,  ?ïi. 

—  voire,  s.  voix  sourde,^. 

—  way,  s.  cavée,  f. 

— ,  s.  creux,  m.  cavité,  caverne,  f. 

— ,  va.  creuser,  échancrer. 

— ,  Béllo,  vn.  crier. 

Héllowljr,  hol'-lê-li,  ad.  avec 
des  creux  ;  sans  sincérité. 

Hôllowuess,  boK-lfi-nesse,  (. 
creux,  m.  cavité,  f. 

nôUy.  hol'-li.  S,  houx,  m. 

Ilôlljbock,  hol'-li-hok,  s.  passe- 
rose,  f. 

Holm,  liolme,  ».  yeuse,  f. 

Hôlocaiist,  hoK-ô-kfiisle  ».  ho- 
locauste, /. 

H<Slpen,hôl''-pn,  part,  de  Dolp. 

Hûlster,  hôi'-steur,  ».  fonte 
pour  pistolet,  f. 

—  cap.  s.  chaperon,  »n. 
IBolt.  holte,  s.  bocage,  »n, 
Ilôly,  h6'-li,«.  saint,  sacré. 

—  day,  s.  fête,  f.  jour  de  fêl8 
congé,  m. 

—  gbosi.  s.  le  Saint-Iisprlt,  m 

—  l'ood-day.  s.  exaltation  de  1 
sainte  croix,  f.        [cension,  m. 

—  Thiirsdu},   s.  jour  de    l'as- 

—  tvaicr,  s.  eau  bénite,  f. 

—  water-pot,  s.  bérilier,  m. 

—  wi-ck,  ».  la  semaine  saintejf- 
llôlj'days,  hô'-li-déz,  S.    vacan- 
ces, f.  pi. 


HOM 


599 


HOO 


HAmase,  home'-édje,  S.  hom- 
mage, m. 

— .  va.  rendre  Dommage. 

Hômagcr,  home'-a-djeur,  t. 
vassal,  m. 

Hlome,  hAmOj  s.  demeure,  mai- 
son, patrie,  f.  foyer  domesti- 
que, cnez  soi,  intérieur,  domi- 
cile, m. 

— ,  ad.  chez  sol,  dans  son  pays; 
au  Tait,  directement ,  tout  & 
•       fait. 

—,  a.  de  cbei  sol,  domestique. 

flompbred,  h6me^-bréde,  a.  du 
pays,  qui  n'a  pas  voyagé. 

nôineborn,  hûme^-boroe,  a.  na- 
tif, [terne. 

nômefelt,  hAme'-felle,    a,  in- 

Hémcliljr,  hôme'-li-ii,  ad.  gros- 
sièrement. 

Hômelineas,  hdme''-li-nesse,  s. 
grossièreté,  laideur,/". 

Hômeljr,  hAme'-li,  a.  simple, 
grossier,  laid. 

—,  ad.  grossièrement,  simple- 
ment en  ignorant. 

n6nicmade,  h5me'-méde,  a. 
fait  dans  le  pays,  à  la  maison. 

némespiin ,  hôme'-speune,  a. 
do  ménage,  grossier,  rustre, 
m. 

Hômcvrard,  —  ^ards,  hôme^- 
ou&rd,  ouârdz,    ad.    chez    soi. 

—  bound,  qui  s'en  retourne  à 
son  port. 

Hômîcidal,  home'-i-sa!-dal,  a. 
d'homicide.  [micide,  m. 

Bémicide,  home'-i-saïde,  5.  ho- 

Homilctical,  hnme-i-léte'-i-kai, 
a.  sociable,  de  bonne  humeur. 

nômilist,  home'-i-liste,  s.  au- 
teur d'homélies,  m. 

Bôuiil)',  home'-i-li,s.  homélie,  f. 

Boinôgcnjr,  h4-mod'-ji-ni,  a. 
de  même  nature, 

Bomogéneous,  hfi-môdji^-nî- 
euce   II.  homogène,   semblalile. 

Boin6logous,  ho-moK-ô-gueu- 
ce,  a.  homologue. 

BonKSiiymoiis,  hô-mone^-i- 

meuce,(t.  homonyme, équivoque. 

Bométtymy,  hâmone^-i-mi,  s. 
homonymie. 


Bôiie.  hône,  s.  pierre  i  aigui- 
ser les  rasoirs,  f. 

— ,  va.  afiiler. 

nôiieat,  on'-neste,  a.  droit, hon- 
nête, juste,  modeste. 

—  nian,5.  hmnme  de  bien,  m. 
R6iie*.lj',  on-neste-li,  rtd   hon- 
nêtement, de  bonne  foi. 

Bônesty,  on'-ness-ti ,  s.  droi- 
ture, honnêteté,  probité,  pu- 
deur, f. 

néney,  heun'-ni^  s.  miel,  «1. 
mon  cœur,  doux  ami  (noms  de 
tendresse).  [m. 

—  l»ag,    s.    estomac    d'abeille, 

—  bee,  s.  abeille,  f.  WilA  —, 
guêpe.         [gâteau  de  miel,  m. 

—  corab,    *.    rayon    de     miel, 

—  dcw,  s.  manne,  rosée,  /. 
miélat,  m. 

—  moon,  ».  premiers  mois  du 
nr.ariage,  m,  lune  de  miel. 

—  suckie,  s.  chèvre-feuille,  m. 
Hoiiey,  Dfl. mettre  du  miel,  sucrer 

avec  du  miel.      [leuse,  cajoler. 

— •  vn    parler  d'une    façon    miel- 

Bôiiicd,  H6iieycd,heun''-nide, 
a.  einnniellé,  doux. 

Rôuorarj,  on'-nBur-a-ri,  a. 
honoraire.  [honorifique. 

Ilàiioriflc,     on'-neur-if-ili,      a, 

ilùiioiir,  on'-neur,  s.  honneur, 
m.  honnêteté,  probité,  chasteté, 
réputation,  vénération,  charge, 
dignité,  politesse,  f.  dignités, 
f.  pi.  privilèges,  ?n.  pi.  (at 
carâs),  s.  figure,  f.  ITour  — , 
votre  grandeur. 

— ,  va.  honorer,  faire  honneur. 

nôitoiirable,  on'-neur-a-bl,  a, 
honorable,  illustre,  généreux. 

IHt^iioiirablenesa  ,  on^-neur-a- 
lil-nesse,  s.  dignité,  f. 

Môiiourably,  on'-neur-a-bli,  ad. 
honorablement. 

Bonoiirei-,  on'-neur-eur,  ».  ce- 
lui qui  honore. 

Rôiiourless,  on^-neur-lesse,  a. 
.sans  honneur. 

Rood,  ho'iide,  s.  capuchon,  cha- 
peron, m.  [chon. 

— ,  va.  couvrir,  mettre  un  capu- 

Boodiuau-bliud,  ho'îide'-aïaae- 


HOP 


600 


HOR 


blaînnd',  ».  colin-maillard. 
Ilôodwink,  hdude'-ouinnke,  vu. 

tiander   les   yeux,  aveugler,  en 

imposer. 
ïiDo'f,    bôùf,  s.    sabot    (pied  de 

quelques  animaux),  m. 

—  bouilli    a.  encastelé. 

13  ii.ftil,  h(5ùft,  o.  qui  de  la  cor- 
ne au  pied,  qui  a  un  sabot. 

Iluuk,  hôîik,  s.  crochet,  croc,  ha- 
meçon, ni.  foiiichette,  agraffe. 
Chiiuuey— .croissant,ni.  Boa» 
— ,  gaffe  ,  /.  croc ,  m.  Off 
•he  —,  ad.  troublé,  hors  des 
gond^.  Po«  —,  crémaillère,/. 
Shepherds  —  ,  houlette,  f. 
—  or  crook,  de  quelque  ma- 
nière que  ce  soit. 

—,  va.  attraper,  accrocher,  pren- 
dre à  l'hameçon,  tirer  avec  un 
crochet,  an  croc;  apprendre  fi- 
nement, [fourchu. 

Boôkeil,    hôùk'-ed.  a.    crochu, 

Boôkcdueas,  hôùk'-ed-aesseï^. 
courbure,  f. 

Boôkiiosc,  bôûk^-nfize,  s.  nez 
aquilin,  ni. 

noukii^sed,  bôùk-nôzd',  a  qui 
a  le  nez  aquilin. 

Boop.,  hotip,  s,  cerceau,  cercle, 
m.  —  pcliicoat,  t.  panier,  )n. 

— ,  va.  lier,  relier  avec  des  cer- 
ceaux. 

Bôoper,  holip'-peur,  s.  tonne- 
lier (celui  qui  cercle  les  ton- 
neaux), m. 

Boôpiiig  ootigh,  hali'-pinngne- 
kof,s.  coqueluche,  /. 

Bool,  liôiile,  va.  huer,  chasser 
par  des  huées 

Boot,  Hoôiiug,  hdùte^  hôùte'- 
inngne,  s.  huée,f. 

— ,  vn  huer  (crier  comme  un  hi- 

Bop,  hope, s. houblon,  m.  [bou). 

—  gi'oiind,  —  lard.  s.  hou- 
blonnière,  /.  [houblon. 

—  pôle,  —  prop,  s.   perche  à 
•— ,  va.  mettre  du  houblon. 
Bop,  s.  saut,  saut  à  cloche-pied, 

endroit  où  dansent  les  gens  du 
commun,  lieu  où  se  réunissent 
des  libertins  sous  prétexte  de 
danser,  ni.  danse,  f. 


Hop,  vn.  sautiller,  boiter,  santer 
à  cloche-pied,  se  mouvoir, 

Oope,  hSpe,  s.  espérance,  at- 
tente, /  espoir,  m.  Tbe  for- 
lorn  — -  of  an  army,  les  en- 
fants perdus  d'une  armée,»i.pl. 

—  ,  vn.  espérer,  avoir  espoir. 

— ,  va.  espérer,  attendre-,  *  atten- 
dre &.  j 

Bôpeful,  hôpe'-foul ,  a.  plein 
d'espoir,  de  grande   espérance. 

Dàpefully,  hôpe'-foul-li,  ad. 
de  manière  &  donner  de  l'e.spë- 
pérance. 

U^pefulnesa,  h6pe'-foul-nesse, 
s.  belles  dispositions,  f.  pi. 

nôpeIcH,  hipe''-lesse,  a.  sans 
espérance. 

nôpclessuess,  hdpe'-Iesse-nes- 
se,  i.  désespoir,  m. 

U6pcr,  bd'-peur,  s.  celui  qui 
espère.  [on  espérance. 

ilôpiiigily,    hô'-pinngne-li,    ad. 

U6ppor,  hop^-peur,  s.  trémie, 
f.  sauteur,  m. 

■iôppers,  hop'-peuri,  s.  marel- 
le (a  play), /.      [ri,  «.  horaire. 

nôral,  Horary,  hy-ral,  hô'-ra- 

Horde,  bô;de,  s.  amas^  m.  hor- 
de, tribu,  /■. 

Horizon,  hô-raï''-zone,  S.  hori- 
zon, ni. 

Horizontal,  hor-i-zoDn'-tal,  a. 
—  tal. 

Uorixôutally,  hor-i-zoïin''-tal. 
li,  ad.  —  taleraent. 

Uoru,  borne,  s.  corne,  enlenne, 
f.  bois,  cor,  cornet,  gobelet  de 
corne,  m.  Freucb  — ,  buu- 
liug  —,  cor  de  chasse. 

—  book,  s.  a,  b,  c,  ni. 

—  beak  —  flsb,  s.  anguille,  fi 

—  blower,  s.  celui  qui  donne 
du  cor,  corneur. 

—  m«d,  a.  fou  à  lier. 

—  pipe,  3  cornemuse,  f. 

—  uwl,  s.  duc,  m. 

—  «'urk,s.  ouvrage  à  corne,  m. 
Hùruc-d,  bor'-ned,    a.  cornu,  I 

cornes. 
iiurucr,  hor'-neur,  s.    celui  qui 

iravaille  ou  vend  la  corne. 
uôruet,  hor'-nett,  s.  frelon,  m. 


HOR 


601 


HOS 


n^rny^   hor'-ni,    a.   de  «rue, 

calleux. 
Hoi'6graphy,    hô-rog'-gra-fi,  s. 

horographie,  f. 
Bûr<>log«,    —  gy,  hor'-ô-lodje, 

hô-rol/-6-dii,  .«.  horloge,  f. 
{•droscope      hor'-rô-scôpe,     s. 

horoscope,  m. 
Hôrrenl,  Horrible,  bor'-rennt, 

hor'-ri-bl,  a.  horrible. 
BdrribIcnesB,  hor^-rlbl-nesse, 

s.  horreur,  f,  [riblement. 

H<ii-ribl}r,    hor'-ri-bli,    ad.  hor- 
Hdi-rid,    hor/-ride,    a.    affreux, 

"horrible. 
Hôrridnesg.  bor^'-rlde-nesse,  s. 

horreur,  énoi  mité,  /. 
Borriflc,  horrif'-fik, a. effrayant. 
Horrisouoiis,  hor-ris'-s6-neuce, 

a.  qui  a  uo  son  effrayant. 
nôrror,  hor'-reur,  s.  horreur,  f. 
Borse,  horce,  s.  cheval,  m.  ca- 

Talerie,   f.  chevalier,  chevalet, 

brancard,     m.    machine    pour 

faire    sécher    le     linge    devanl 

le  feu.  A  troop  of  —,  s.   une 

compagnie    de     cavalerie  ,    f. 

Eiight  —,    ».  chevau-léger,  m. 

Sloiie  —,  s.  cheval  entier,  m 

—  buck,   s.  dos  de   cheval.  Ou 
—,  à  cheval. 

—  beau,  j.   féveroles,  f, 

—  block,  s,  montoir,  m. 

—  boat,  s.  bac,  m. 

—  boy,  s.  palfrenier,  m. 

—  breaker,  s.  dresseur  de  che- 
vaux, m.  [de,  m. 

—  cheKiiut,  s.  marronnier  din- 

—  cloth.  S-  housse,  f. 

—  eoli,  s.  poulain,  m. 

—  comb,  s.  élrille,  f. 

—  cour«er,  s.  maquignon,  m 

—  duiig,  s.  crottin  de  cheval,  m. 

—  doctor,  s.    maréchal   ferrant. 

—  Oy,  s.  taon,  j)i.  [?)l. 

—  gii»,  s.  manège,  m, 

—  guard,s.  garde  &  cheva!,})j. 

—  laiigh,   s.    rire    outré,  éclat 
de  rire. 

—  lecch,    s.  sangsue,  f. 

—  mail,  s.  cavalier,  m 

—  maiisbip,  s.  manège,  m. 

—  picker,  s.  cure-pied,  Ml. 


noi'«e-p1ay,  s.   badinage  gros- 

—  ponil,  ■«. abreuvoir, m.  [sier,m. 

—  race.  s.  course  de  chevaux,^. 

—  radisb,  raiTorl,  m. 

—  aboe,  s  fer  à  cheval,  m. 

—  stealcr,s.  voleur  de  chevaux» 

—  <ail,  s.  prêle,  f. 

—  Irappings,  s.  harna1s,m.  j)2. 

—  way,  s.  chaussée, /■ 

—  wbip,  s.  cravache,^,  fouet,»!. 
,    t)(i. donner   des   coups    de 

fouet,  de  cravache. 
Borse,  va.    monter    un  cheval, 

saillir  une  cavale. 
Huri&tioii,    bor-lé'-cheune,    s. 

exhortation,  f 
H6rtuiory,    bor'-ta-teor-i,    a. 

encourageant. 
Horticulture,  bor'-ti-keai- 

tchioure,  s.  horticulture,  f. 
Borticultiirist,       hor-ti-keuK- 

tchiou-riste,  .s.  horliculleur,  m. 
Hôrtiilan,    hor'-tchiou-lane,  a. 

de  jardin.  [sanna,  m. 

Hosanna,     hô  zau'-na,     s.    bo- 
Hoae,     hôze,   s.     bas,   baut-de- 

chausses.  m.  culotte,  f. 
nôsier,h6'-jeur,  s  bonuetier,?n. 
Hôspltable,      hos'-pi-tabl,     a: 

hospitalier. 

—  Iiouse,  i.  hospice,  m. 
Hàapitably,    bos'-pita-bli,  ad. 

charitablement. 

HàK|>i(al,  os'-pilal,  s.  hftpital, 
hospice,  ;!2.  [autre. 

— .  vil.    loger  sous   le  toit    d'un 

Uds>pi(aK'r,  hos'-pi-tal-eur,  s. 
hospitalier.  [hospitalité,/'. 

Hogpilâlity,    hos-pi-tal'-i-ti,    S. 

Hosi,  hôste,  s.  bôle,  aubergiste, 
grand  nombre,  m.  hostie,  ar- 
mée, f. 

—,  D)i.  loger,  en  venir  aux  mains, 
passer  en  revue.  [m. 

Hésiage,    hos'-lédje,    S.    Olage, 

llôslel,  Hôstelry,  he''-tel,  hô'- 
tel-ri,s.  auberge,  f. 

Uôgtess,  hôsl'-esse,  s. hôtesse,  /. 

■lésiile,  bos'-tile,  a.  ennemi, 
contraire,   hostile. 

Hostiiity,  hos-til/-i-ti,  S.  hostili- 
té, /.  [d'écurie,  m. 

Hôsiier,      oss^-leur,     t.    valet 


HOU 


602 


n^str^,  hfl'-stri,  ».  écurie  d'au- 
berçe,  f. 

noi.hote,  a.  chaud,  iirilent,  las- 
cif, bouillant,  élourdi.  dange- 
reux, no  !•  —  xpoii  il,  il  y 
traTaille  sans  relâcho. 

—  balb,  s.  hains  chauds,  m.  pi. 

—  lied.  s.  couche  ihaiidp,  f, 

—  brniilpd.  —  headed,  a. 
fougueux,  violent,  qui  a  la  têle 
chaude. 

—  rockles.  j.  main  chaude,  f. 

—  hoiise,  «.  étuves,  f.  pi.  serre 
chaude,  f.  bordel,  ni. 

—  motithod.  a.  opiniâtre. 
iisôtrti-poich,    hodje'-podje,  s. 

^almie:ondis,  m. 

nô<lj  ,  hote'-li,  ad.  avec  chaleur. 

Slôtneas,  '  bote'-nesse,  >.  cha- 
leur, fureur,  f. 

I!l(5tprea»,hote'-presse,  rn.calir. 

(■6(spiir,  hote'-speur,  a.  vio- 
lent, fougueux. 

Ilôispiirred,  hote'-speurd,  a. 
Tiolent,  brutal,  ardent. 

nough.  hok,  s.  jarret  de  bêle, 
m.  houe,  herse,  f. 

— t  va.  couper  les  jarrets,  herser. 

Ho:ind,  haounnd,  s.  chien  de 
chasse,  chien  conranl,m.Blood 
— .  lin-der,  m.  «ïrcy  —,  lé- 
vrier,™. Pack  of -s, meute,/'. 

—  trcp,  s.  cornouiller,  m 

—,  va.  chasser  au  chien  courant, 
exciler,  animer. 

Hoiir,  aour,  s.  heure,  f.  An  — 
ago.  silice,  il  ;  a  une  heure. 
^i'ilkiii  au  —,  au  —  heuce, 
dans  une  heure.  To  kcep 
good— ,  bad— ,  se  retirer  tôt, 
tard. 

—  glasg,    s.    sablier,    m. 

—  plate,  S.  cadran,  m. 

—  whcel,  S.   roue  de  cadran,  f. 
noi'irl)',  aour'-li ,    ad.    à    tout 

moment. 
Koiise,  haouce,  s.  maison,  fa- 
mille, f.  ménage,  m.  —  of 
comnious,  chauibre  des  com- 
munes. CoMUtry  -,  maison  de 
campagne.  Toma  — ,  maison 
de  -ville.  Public  —,  aie  — , 
».  cabaret, m.  Ice—, glacière,/'. 


Ho 


HOW 

bread,  s.  pain  de  ména- 


B,  m. 


—  breaker,  s.  ■"oleur  aTee  ef 
fraction,  m.  [tion,  m. 

—  bi-pakiug,  „,  TOl  avec  effrac- 
— ,  full,  s.  chambrée,  f. 

—  dos.  S-  chien  de  garde,  m. 

—  cnvps,  .9.  goullièros,  f.  pi. 

—  keeper,  s.  femme  de  charge, 
f.  concierge,  »n. 

—  keeping,  s.  ménage,  m. 

—  lerk,  s.  joubarbe,  f. 

—  maid,  s.  servante,  f, 

—  rent, .?.  loyer,  m. 

—  rooni,  s.  placo,  f.  espace,  m. 

—  sluff,  ».  meubles,  ustensiles 
de  ménage,  m.  pi. 

—  top.  s.  faite,  toit,  m. 

—  wrarmîug. s. régal  d'entrée,»» 
House.  haouze,  l'a.    loger,  rece- 
voir chez  soi,  mettre  à  couvert. 

— ,  vn.  se  loger,  se  mettre  i 
couvert,  entrer  dans  une  mai- 
son. 

Iloûaehold  ,  haouce'-hfilde,  ». 
ménage,  m.   famille,  maison,  ^. 

ïloûaeliolder,  haouce'-hôl-deur, 
.5.  chef  de  famille,  m. 

iloûseleas,  baouze'-Iesse,  a. 
sans  demeure. 

Iloiixrwire,  heuz'-oua!fe ,  I 
ménagère,  f. 

Iloûsewifely,  heuî'-ouif-Ii,  ad. 
de  ménage,  avec  économie. 

■loûsenirerjr,  heuz'-ouif-ri,  ». 
ménage,  m.  [housse,  f, 

HloÛBÎug,      haou^-zinngne,      ». 

Iloualiug.  ».  repas  que  l'on  don- 
ne en  quittant  une  maison. 

lilove,  hôve,  ynrf.  de  lleave. 

JloTcl,  hov'-il,  s  chaumière,  f. 

IDiiveu.  hô'-vn,  part,  de  Uea»e. 

ESoter,  houv'-eur,  vn.    voltiger, 
prendre    l'essor,   planer,  pen- 
cher, hésiter. 
-  oTcr,  i).  menacer. 

laow,  haou,  ad.  comment,  com- 
bien, que,  quel.        [jusqu'où? 

—  far,     combien      de    chemin? 

—  long,  jusqu'à  quand,  com- 
bien de  temps? 

—  man;,  miicli,  combien,  que. 

—  now,  que  veut  dire  ceci? 


HUF 


603 


HUM 


Bôtïbe.  Honbéit,  haoU''-bi  , 
haou-bi'-ito,  ad.  néanmoins. 

ISûwd^ye,  haou-di'-yi,  for  How 
do  you  do,  comment  ■vous 
porlez-Tous? 

Bowéirer,  haou-Bv'--vcur,arf.  ce- 
pendant, quoi  qu'il  en  soil. 

Bûwilz,  baou'-itz,  s.  obus,  m. 

Hôn  itzor,  haouMtî-eur,  s.  obu- 
sier,  ?)i. 

Howl,  haoul,  vn.  hurler,  pous- 
ser des    cris    sinistres. 

—,  s.   hurlement,    cri,  m. 

HôotIcI,  haoul'-ctt,  s.  hulotte,^. 

Bowling,  haouK-inngne,  s.  hur- 
lement, m. 

Bon-soéver,  haou-sô-eV-veur,c. 
de  quelque  manière  que,  quoi- 
que, [rets. 

Box,    hok,  va.  couper    les  jar- 

Boy,  faoï,  s    vaisseau  cftlier,  m. 

Bûlibub,  heub'-beub,  s.  tumul- 
te, vacarme,  m, 

Bûckaback,  heuk'-ka-bak,  s. 
toile  ouvrée,  f. 

Hûcklebacked,  heuk'-kl-bakt, 
n.  bossu.  [s.  baoche,  f. 

Bùcklebone,        beuk^-kl-b6ne, 

Bûckleboues,  heuk^-kl-bonnz, 
s.  pi  osselets,  m.  pi.  Toplay 
ai — ,  jouer  aux  osselets. 

Bûrk«ler,  heuks'-teur,  s.  re- 
grattier,  revendeur. 

— ,  DO.  revendre. 

nûckstci'iug,  heuks'-teur-inn- 
gne,  s.  vente  de  seconde  main, 
f- 

Bûddie,  beud'-dl,  txi.  coudoyer, 
presser  ;  jeter  pêle-mêle,  brouil- 
ler, confondre,  affubler. 

— ,  vn.  se  presser,  se  fouler,  ve- 
nir en  masse,  eu  tumulte. 

— ,  î.  confusion,  f.  tumulte,  m 

Bue,  hiou,  s.  teint,  m.  cculeur, 
f.  haro,  m. 

Bue  aiidcr]r,hiou  annd  cral,s. 
clameur  de  haro,  f.  To  pur- 
sue  nrith — ,  poursuivre  à  cor 
et  à  cri. 

nùcless,  hiou'-lesse,  «.décoloré. 

Biiff,  heuff,  vn.  se  fàclier,  s'em- 
porter, pester,  se  gonfler,  faire 
le  fanfaron. 


nuff,  va.  brusquer,  maltraiter, 
souffler    un    pion. 

siiiO'audBiia'.i.'n  être  essoufflé. 

Sliiff,  s.  accès  de  colère,  empor- 
tement.fanfaron  orgueil  le  ux,Wl. 

iSiiffiiib,  heuf'-fiche,  a.  arrogant. 

Ilùffisbly,  heuf'-ficbe-li ,  ad. 
fièrement. 

Hûrashiiess,  heuf^-fiche-nesse, 
s.  arrogance,  pétulance,  f. 

ïlug,  hugue,  va.  embrasser,  é- 
treindre,  serrer,  traiter  a^vec 
tendresse,  chérir 

—,  s.  étreinte,  /.  embrassement, 
m.  Cornisb  — ,  s.  croc  en 
jambe,  m. 

flûge.  hioudje,  a.  vaste,  grand. 

lEiigcly,  hioudje'-li,  ad.  extrê- 
mement, fort. 

SEûgeness,  hioudje'-nesse,  s. 
grandeur  démesurée,  f. 

Mûggermiigser,  heug'-gueur- 
meug-gneur,  s.  lieu  écarté,  se- 
cret, m.  cachette,  f.  To  do  a 
tbiuc  in-,  faire  quelque  cho- 
se en  cachette.  [huguenot. 

flùguenot,    biougue'-note,    l. 

Bûgucnotism,  hiougue'-no- 
tizm,  s.  —  tismo,  m. 

Riike.hiouke,s.  manteau,  m. 

Hu!k,  heulk,s.  corps  de  navire, 
ponton,  m.  carène,  f. 

—,  un.  évenlrer,  vider. 

BSiill,  heull,  ».  brou,  m.  écale, 
cosse,  écosse,  f.  coque  de  na- 
vire, f. 

—,   va.    écosser,   vanner, 

— ,  vn.  flotter  à  sec  de  voiles 
(mar.),  [ses,  des  écales. 

ssûliy,  beuK-li,  a.  qui  a  des  cos- 

CSiim.  beume,  s.  bourdonnement, 
bruit  sourd  ,  murmure  d*applau- 
ilissement,  m. 

-  ,  va.  bourdonner,  fredonner, 
applaudir.  To  Buui  and  baw, 
parler  en  hésitant. 

— ,  int.  hem  1  assez  I  holàl 

Etlûnian.  hiou'-mane,  a.  humain. 
Ic-aniing. s.  belles-lettres,/'.;);. 

I!Si>in&ne,  hiou-méne',"a.  bon, 
bénin,  bénigne. 

iriiiin6nL-l},  hiiiu-méne'-li,  ad. 
avec   humanité. 


HUM 

BâmanUt,    biou'-ma-nlste ,    s. 

humaniste,  m. 
numânity,    hiou-iDane''-l-ti,    s 

—  nilé,  bonté,  f. 
nûinaiiiie,  biou'-mane-aIze,t)(i 

humaniser,  civiliser. 
niiiuau-klnd,  hiou-mane 

liaînnd',  5, genre  numain,  m 
nûiuaul),     hiou'-œane-li,    ad 

humainement. 
nûuiltird,  heum'-beurd,    s.  oi 

seau-mouche,  m.  [soumis 

DûuiMe,    eum'-til,  a.    numble, 

—  ,va.  humilier,  abaisser. 
Ilùiuble-bce,      eum'-bl-bl,    s 

bourdon,  m. 

Uùuiblenes,  eum'-bl-nesse, 
S.  soumission,  f. 

Hûiubler,  eum'-bl-eur,  ».  ce- 
lui qui  humilie. 

Bûniblosa,  eum'-blz,  s,  pi  en- 
trailles   d'un   chevreuil. 

nûuibly.  eum'-bli,  ad.  hum 
blemenl. 

Hnilidrum,  heum'-dreum,  a 
et  ft.    hébété,    siupide. 

Btiniéct,  Hiiiucrtiile.  hiou 
mekt',  raek'-léte,  t'«.  humecter 

Biiniecl&tioii.  hiûu-meli-té'- 
chfune,  s.  —  tion,  f. 

Bûuiei-al,  hiou'-mi-ral,  a.  hu 
merai. 

Bûuicrua,  hiou'-mer-ev«e,  » 
humérus,  m. 

Hùinid,hiou''-mide,n.  humiiSo. 

Bùuiidii}',  hiou-mid'-i-li,  $. 
humidité,  f. 

Uiiuiiliâiion,  biou-œil-i-é 
clieune,  ».  —  tion,  /. 

Buuiilily,  hio.u-mlK-i-tl,  «.  hu- 
milité) modestie,  f. 

Bûiunier,  heum^-meur,  5.  celui 
qui  applaudit,  bourdonne  ou 
fredonne, 

Bûuimint;,  neum'-minngnS  '^ 
bourdonnement,  m, 

—  bird.  j.  colibri,  m, 
Bûmoral,  you^-mô-real,  a.  hu- 
moral, [fantasque. 

Bûinorist,     jou'-meiir-iste,   a. 
Biiuiorouâ^  jou'-meur-euce,  a. 

plai.^ant,  fantasque,  bizarre. 
Bûiuorously,    jou'-meur-euce- 


604  HUN 

M,  ad.  capricieusement,  plai- 
samment. 

iiûuiorsouie,  you'-meur-sen- 
me,n  bourru,  capricieux,  bi- 
zarre. 

flûmoraoïncly.  you/-meur-seu- 
me-li,  ad.  avec  brusquerie 
avec  pétulance. 

Humour,  you'-njeur,  ».  hu- 
meur, f.  caracière,  naturel,  ca- 
price, m  fantaisie,  f, 

—,  va.  couiplaire,  plaire,  satis- 
faire, Tnimer. 

■lump,  heuoip,  s.  bosse,  f. 

Hûuipbncib,  beump'-bak,  ^ 
bossu,  m. 

—  bucked,  a.  bossu. 
Hiiuch,   heunncbe,   ».  coup  de 

coude,  ))i. 

—  ,  l'a.  pousser,  coudoyé.. 

—  Iiackeil,  a.  voûté. 
Hûudrcid,       heunn''-dred      or 

heunn'-deurd,  a.  s.  cent,  m 
centaine,  f.  canton,  district, ni 

—  fold,  a    centuple. 

—  wcight,  s.  quintal,  m. 
Uûudrcdth,    beunn'-dreth,    a. 

centième  [de  Bang. 

Buug,   heunng,   prêt,  et  part, 

Bûuger,heunng'-gueur,  s.laim, 
f.  désir  vicient,  m. 

—,  vn.  avoir  faim,  dévorer 
ardemment. 

Ilùiigerbit,  flûugcrbiUeu, 
heunng'-gueur,  bit-tn,  a.  pres- 
sé par  la  faim. 

Uûiigerl}',  heunng'-gueur-li, 
voy.   Huugrlly. 

Ilûiigeratarved,  heunng''- 

gueur-starvd,  a.  presque  mort 
de  faim.  [avidement. 

Hûugrily,     heunng'-gri-Ii,   ad. 

Ilûugercd,  beunng'-gueurd,  a 
affamé. 

Hiingr)',  beunng'-gri,  ,i,  af- 
famé, maigre,  stérile. 

—  evil,s.  iaim  canine,/'. 
fluiika,    heunnks,  ».    ladre,  ta- 
quin, m 

Uuiii,  beunni,    va.    chasser,  al- 
ler  à  la   chasse,  faire    chasser, 
poursuivre. 
)S.  classe,  meute, poursuite, /". 


HUR 


605 


HUS 


Duntafter,  chercher, Stre  avide. 

—  on»,  découvrir,  déterrer. 

—  ii|>  and  down,  chercher  de 
ti.us  côtés. 

nûiiter,  heunn'-teur,  s.  chas- 
feur,  m.  cheval  de  chasse, 
chien  de  chasse.  [chasse,  f, 

nûnting,     heunn'-tinngne ,    s. 

—  horn,  j.  cor  de  chnsse,  m. 

—  maich)  s\  partie  de  chasse,  / 
nùiitrc«B,       heuoa^-tress*',      5. 

chasseuse,  chasseresse  (en  poé- 
sie), f. 

Huntsman,  beunnis'-inane,  s. 
piqueur,  veneur,    chasseur,  m. 

nûiitsuiaiiship,  beunnts^-ma- 
ne-chipe,  J.  qualités  d'un  chas- 
seur, manie  de  la  chasse,  f 

nûrdle.  heur'-dl,  s.  claie,  f. 

—,  va    fermer  de  claies. 

Biirds,  heurdz,  s.  jd.  étoupe,  f. 

Hûrdy-gûi'dy.  heur'-di-gueur'- 
di,  s.  vielle,  f.  To  i>lay  on 
the — ,  jouer  de  la  vielle. 

Hurl,  heuri,  s.  tumulte,  m.  sé- 
dition, f. 

—,  va.  lancer,  darder,  jeter. 

—  oui,  crier. 

nûribat,  heurl'-bate,  s.  ce 
qu'on  meut  rapidement  pour 
frapper.  [qui  lance. 

Ilûi'Ier,     heur'-leur,     s.     celui 

Hûflivîiid,  heurK-ouinnd,  s.  ou- 
ragan, tourbillon,  m- 

Hûrly,  nûi-lj-hûrly,  heur'-li, 
heur'-li-beur'-li,  s.  charivari, 
tinlaniare,  tumulte,  concours, 
m.    émotion,  f.     [ouragan,  i/(. 

Bûrricane,     heur'-ri-kane,    s. 

Hûrry,  heur'-rl,  va.  presser, 
précipiter. 

—,  vn.  se  presser,  se  précipiter. 

—  away, emmener  de  force. 

—  on,  précipiter,  hâter. 

—  out,  entraîner,  tirer.  In  a 
—  ,  à  la  hâte.  To  he  iu  a—, 
être  pressé.  [désordre    m. 

— ,  s.    hâte,    presse,    f.    fracas, 
Dtirt,  heurte, s. mal, préjudice,»/!. 

blessure,  contusion,  f. 
nnre,  va.    (Iiurt,    hiirt)  blés 

ser,  faire    mal,    nuire,    gâter, 

abâtardir. 


Hârter,  heurle'-eur,  ».  celui 
qui  fait  du  mal. 

Hùrifiil,  heurte/-fouI,  a.  nui- 
.=;ible,  pernicieux,  injurieux. 

Hurtrtilly.  heurle'foul-li,  ad. 
pernicieusement. 

Hûrtfiilui-H ,  heurte'-roul-nes- 
se,  .1.  qualité  nuisible,  f, 

Hûrtle,  heur/-tl,  va.  neurter, 
mouvoir. 

— ,  vn.  se  heurter  avec  fracas. 

Ilûrtlesa,  heurte'-lesse,  a,  in- 
nocent, intact,  invulnérable. 

■lûnleasly,  heurle'-ie 3Se-li,  ad, 
sans  faire  de  mal. 

Hûrtlessuess,  heurte^-IessC' 
nesse,  ».  inocuité,  /'. 

Iliisbaiid,  heuz''-beunnd,  5.  ma- 
ri, fermier,  laboureur, m. 

—  ,ua.  ménager,  cultiver,  épar- 
gner, donner  un  mari. 

Hûsbaiidle8s,beuz'-beunnd-le9- 
se,  a.  qui  est  sans  mari. 

Hûsltaiidly,  heuz'-beunnd-li,  a. 
ménager,  frugal. 

Hûsbandman,  heuz'-beuond- 
mane,s.  laboureur,  vigneron, 
m. 

Ilûsbandry,  heuz'-beunn-dri,  s. 
labour,  m.  agriculture,  écono- 
mie, frugalité,  f. 

Ilusb,  heuche,  mt.  paix  1  chut  I 

— ,  a.  tranquille,  silencieux. 

— ,  va.  faire  taire,  tenir  secret, 
calmer,  étouffer. 

—,  vn.  se  taire,  garder  le  silen- 
ce, rester  tranquille. 

—  money,  s.  argent  qu'on  don- 
ne pour  faire    taire  quelqu'un. 

nusk.  heusk,  S.  cosse,  bourse, 
coquille,  f. 

—,  va.  écos<er. 

Hùsked,  heuss''-ked,  a.  qui  a 
une  cosse. 

Hûaky,  heuss'-kl,  a.  co^sn. 

Hûssar,  houz'-iar,  s.  hussard, 
m.  pi. 

nûssy,    heuz'-zi,  s.  coquine,  f 

Hûstinss,  heuss'-tino,nz,  S. 
tribune  des  élections,  m.  as- 
semblée populaire,  f. 

Uûstle.  heus'-sl,  vu.  bousculer. 

—,  vn.  se  serrer,  se  presser. 


HYM 


606 


HYS 


Hùsnife,  heuî'-iif,  s.  boDoe 
ménagère,  f, 

— ^  va.  ménager,  économiser. 

Hùflwifcry,  hei;z'-zif-ri ,  s.  mé- 
nage, m,  économie,^. 

nul.  lieule,  s.  bulle,  cabane, 
baraque,  f. 

— ,  va.  baraquer. 

— .  vn.  se  bar.iquer. 

nutch,  beu(che,  s.  huche,  trap- 
pe, cabane  à  lapins,  f. 

tluzz.  h.  uze.  bourdonner. 

Ilûzxa!  heuz'-zé,  i«(.  vivat  1 

—  ,  vn.  crier  vivat. 

—  .l'a.  accueillir  par  des  vivats. 
Uy'âclulh,  haî'-a-cinlb,  s.  hya- 
cinthe, f.  [tallin. 

Hj'âliiie,    haï'-a-line,     a.    eris- 
ny'dra.  baï'-dra,  s.  hydre,  /. 
Uj'drnûllc,  —  lîcnl,  haï-draTi'- 

lik,  li-kal,  a.  hydraulique. 
Bjdrnùlics,   haî-drâù'-liks,    s. 

hydraulique,  ^. 
Iljdrôgi'aplior,   haï-drog'-gra- 

feur,  s.  —  graphe,  m. 
II)drôgrapli).     hai-drog'-gra- 

fi,  s.  —  phie,  f. 
H)''dromcl,      hal'-drô-mel,     s 

hydromel,  m. 
B)dropliol>u«,  haî-drft-fê'-beu 

ce,  a    hydrophobe. 
Hydroiibùbiii,    haï-dra-fy-bia 

s.  hydrophobie,  rage,  f. 
Hjdrôpic,  —  piral.  baï-drop'' 

pik,  pi-kal,  a.  hydropique. 
n^'Vnial,  haï'-i-mal,  a.  d'hiver, 
Hj'éua,  haï-l'-iia,s.  hyène,  f. 
Il>grôiueteFj         haï  grom'-rai 

teur,  s.  liygromèire,  m. 
Bygrdmelr)'.  haî-grom'-mi-lri 

S.  —  mé'.rie,  f. 
Hj-'inen,   haï'-mène,  s,    hymen 

hjménée,  vi. 
Hjuieiiéal,    ll.vmené.i»,     haï 

mi-ni'-al,  ane,  a.  nuptial. 
— ,  s.  épilhalame,  m. 
Hymu,  hime,  s.  hymne,  f. 
— ,    va,     chanter,    célébrer    p: 

des  hymnes. 
— j  vn,  chauler  des  hymnes. 


Hyp,  hipe,    va.    rendre    triste, 

affliger. 
— ,  s    mélancolie,  f. 
Hyperbole,    haï-peur'.bô-Ia,   s. 

(géom  )  hyperbole,  f. 
Hyppi-hôlic,  —  llcul,  haï-peur- 

liol'-ik,  i-kal,  a.  —  lique. 
HypRi'bélically.  haï-peur-bol'- 

î-kal-li,  ad.  —  liquement. 
Ilypérlinlize,    bal  peur'-bol-aî- 

ze,  va.  exagérer. 
Byperb6rcan,    haî-peur-b5'-ri- 

aoe,  a.  hyperbnréen, 
Byp€>rcrîiic,  haï-peur- krite'-ik, 

s.   a.  —    tique    outré,    qui    ne 

lai?=e  passer  aucune  faute. 
Hypérlcum.  haï-pcui'-ik-eume, 

s.  millepertuis,  in 
By'pben,  hai'tène,  s.  tiret,  trait 

d'union,  m. 
Hypiiotic,    hip-note'-ik,  a,  nar- 
cotique. 
Hypuc6udre«,          hip-t-konn/- 

deuri,  s. pi.  hypocondres.m.;ji. 
B)pacb6iidrin.       hip-6-konn'- 

draï-a,  hypocondrie,  f. 
Ilypfichôiidriiic,   —    driacalf 

hip-ô-konn'-drï-ak,        dral'-a- 

kal,  n.  hypocondriaque. 
Bypôcriny,     hi-pok'-kri-ci,     s. 

hypocrisie,  f 
By'porrite,      hip'-po-krite,      S. 

hypocrite,  m, 
Bypuciiiic,    —  tical,    bip-po- 

krit'-tik,  krite'-ik-kal,  a.  hypo- 
crite. 
Byporritically,     hip-pô-krite'- 

ik-al-li,  ad.  en  hypocrite. 
Bypôtbesis,  bip-pote'-i-cisse,  $. 

—  thè.se.  f. 
Bypolhétical,    —    lie,  hal-pô- 

ihet'-iik,  ti-kal,  a.  —  tique. 
Hypotbéliealljr,  haï-pd-lhel/-ti 

kal-li,  ad-  —  tiquement. 
Ily'saop,  hiz'-zeup  or  liaï'-seup 

S-  hyssope,  f. 
■Ijstéric,  —  ical,    hiss-ter'-ik, 

ri-kal,  a.hylérique. 
liyfttéi'ies,    hiss-tei'-riks,s.   va- 
peurs, f.pl.  hystérie,  f. 


IDI 


607 


IGN 


1,  a!,  t.  i. 

I,  ai,  pi'o.  je,  mol. 

—  ,  ad.  oui. 

lâuibîc,aï-aram''-bik,a.iambique. 
lâuibics,  aï-amm^-biks,  s.  Ïam- 
bes, m.  pi.  [ibis,  >ii. 

l'big,     ai'-bis  (Egyptiaa    biidl, 
Ice,  aice,!.  glace,  f.  To  di-ink 
•witU— ,  boire  à  la  glace. 

—  bouse,  5.  glacière. 

—  bouiid, s. environné  déglaces. 
^  apura,  s.  patins   m. pi. 

—,  va.  couvrir  de    glace,  glacer. 
Icfaneûnioii,    ik-Qiou''-raone,  5. 

ichneumon,  m. 
Ichuôgi-a|iliy,  ik-nog'-gra-fi,  s. 

ichnographie,  f.  'jn. 

I^chor,    aî'-kor,   s.    icbor,  pus, 
l^cborouB,       aï'-kor-euce,      a. 

ichoreux. 
Ichthiélog)',    Ik-lhi-oK-ô-dji,  s. 

ichlhvologie,  f. 
lucide,    aï'-cik-kl,   s.    stalacljte 

de  glace,  f.  glaçon,  gi-vre,!». 
l'ciuess,     a!'-ci-nessa,    s.    froid 

extrême,)»!. 
l'cou,  aï'-kone,  s.  image,  f. 
Icduoclant,      a!-kone'-6-klasle, 

s.  iconoclasie,  m, 
Ictérical,   ik-ler^-i-kal,    a.  qui 

a  la  jaunisse. 
IctéruR,  Ik-ter'-euce,  s.  jaunisse, 
l'cy, aï-ci,  a.  glacé,  froid,         [f. 
I'd,a!de,  pour  I  vonlil. 
Idéa,  aï-di'-a,  s.    idée,    notion, 

f.  tableau,  m. 
Idéal,  aï-di'-al,  a.  idéal. 
Idéally,  aï-di'-al-li,  ad.  en  idée, 

d'imaginalion. 
Idéutic,  —  cal.  aî-denn'-tlk,  ti- 

kal,  o.  identique.  [identifier. 
IdéiiliTy,  aS-dênn'-li-faï,  va. 
Idéutity,  aïdena'-ti-ti,  a.  iden- 

II  lé,  A 
Jdcs,  aîdz,  s.  pi.  ides,  f.  pi. 
l'diocy,id'-l-ô-ci,s.iinbécil'ité,/'. 
l'diom,   id'-i-euQie,  i.   idiome, 

dialecte,  m. 


Idioiuâtic, —  maticaS,  id-i-0- 

mate'-ik  ,  male'-l-kal,  a.  idio- 
matique, particulier  à  une  lan- 
gue. 

l'diot,  id'-i-eute,  s.  Idiot,  m. 

l'diotisiu,  id'-i-eule-lzra,  s.  — 
lisme,  m.  imbécillité,  f. 

l'die,  aï'-di,  a.  fainéant,  oisif, 
paresseux,  inutile,  frivole. 

— ,  l'fi.  faire  le  paresseux. 

l'difuess,  aï'-dl-nesse,  $.  fai- 
néanilse,  paresse,  inutilité,  oi- 
sive'é,  f. 

l'dier,  aï'-dl-eur,  s.  fainéant. 

l'dlj-,  aï'-dl-i,  ad.  nonchalam- 
ment, sottement,  inutilement. 
T»  tnik  — ,  couler  des  sor- 
nettes. 

l'dol,   aî'-deul,  ».   idole,  f. 

Iddiatci*,  Idolâtres»,  ld6tis(, 
aï-dol'-la-teur,  tresse,  aï-deul'- 
iste,  s.   idolâtre. 

■dôliili'izo,  iu-doK-la-traïze,«;j. 
idolâtrer.  [idolitre 

Idôluti'ous,  aï-doK-la-treuce,  a. 

ld<Slutrou*Iya  aï  dol'-la-treuce- 
11,   ad.     avec   idolâtrie. 

Idôlutry,  aî-dol'-la-lrl,  s.  ido- 
lâtrie, f.  [lâlrer,  adorer. 

l'dolizo,    al'-dô-laïze,    va.  ido- 

■doueous,  aî-dô'-ni-euce,  a, 
conveuable. 

I'doli»h,aï'-deul-icbe,a.idol4tr8. 

l'dyl,  aî'-dil,s.  idylle,  A 

If,  if,  c.  si,  pourvu  que,  quand 
même.  Tu  make  as  — ,  faire 
semblant  de.  —  uot,  sinon. 

l'giieous,    Ig'-ni-euce,  a.  ignée. 

iguipoieiit,  ig  nip'-pô-tennt,  a. 
qui  préside  au  feu. 

l'giiU-ràiuus,  ig'  mss-fat'- 

tchlou-euce,  s.  feu  follet,  m. 

Igiiite,    Ig-naïie',  va.  embraser. 

Igniiible,  Ig-naï'-ti-bl,  a.  in- 
tlamnialile.  [tion,/, 

I^iiiiioii,   ig-niche'.eune,  s.    — 

Iguiïuuious,  ig-niv'-vù-meuce, 
a.  iL'uivome, 


ILL 


608 


ILL 


Ignéble,     ig-nô'-bl,     a.    igno 

ble,  bas. 
Igiiôlilj',    ig-nft'bli,    ad.  d'uni' 

manière  ignuble,  basse. 
Isiioiuiiiiuiis,  i;.'-no-mine'-ïeu- 

ce,  a    ignominieux. 
Iguomiiiioiisly,      ig-no-mine'- 

!euce-li,  ad.  —  nieuseraent. 
I''giiomiiiy,     ig'-nft-mine-i,     s 

ignominie,   f,    déshonneur,  m. 
Iguoràiuus,       ig-nô-rê''-nieuce, 

s.  niais,  jn.  bu?e,  f. 
l'gnorauee,    ig'-nô-rannce,    I 

ignorance,  f. 
l'guorant,  ig'-nô-rannk,a. igno- 
rant, illettié,  inconnu.  To    be 

—  of, ignorer, ne  pas  connallre. 
—5  s.    ignorant,  ignare,  m. 
l'gnoraniljr,        ig'-nô-rannl-li> 

ad.  par  ignorance. 
Ignore,  ignore',  va.  ignorer. 
Iguôscililo,     ig-nos'-ci-bl,     a 

pardonnable. 
Ile,  aile,  s.  aile  d'un  bjtimeni,/', 
l'Iio,  il'-la,  s,  les  lomlies,  m.  pi 
l'Iiac,  il'-i-ak,  a.  iliaque. 
Ill,ill,s.    mal,  malheur,  )n.  mi 

sère,  f. 
— fU.  mauvais,  méchant,  malade 
—5  ad,  ce   qui   n'est    pas    bien, 

mal  (préfixe). 

—  affoctcd,  malinlenlionné. 

—  b«dîiig,a.  demauvaisaiigure. 

—  boughl)  a.  acheté  mal  à  pro- 
pos. 

—  coucerted,a.  mal  imaginé. 

—  eyed,  a.  qui  regarde  de  mau- 
vais œil. 

—  fated,  a.  inrortuné,  fatal. 

—  fated,  a.  malheureux 

—  fai'oured.  a.  difgracié,   laid. 

—  ravoiii'edly,  ad.  de  mauvai- 
se grâce. 

—  goiteii,a     liai  acquis. 

.—  groiiiide      a.  mal  Tonde. 

—  look,  s.  oiauvaise  .iiioe,  f, 

—  Iiick,  s.  malheur,  m. 
■~  matvd,  a.  mai  a^sorli. 

—  uatui-e.a.  mauvais  naturel. 

—  natured.s    méchant. 

—  natiirediy,  ad.  méchammeul. 

—  qualified,  a    qui    n'a  pas  le.- 
qualités  requises. 


—  sbaped,  a.  mal  bâti,  mil 
fait. 

—  suignding,  a.  mal  sonnant. 

—  s|>okeu  of.dont  on  parle  mal. 

—  usages    cruauté,  injustice,^. 

—  iised,  a.  maltraité. 

—  nrill,  s.  rancune,  f. 
Illûborate,  il-la'-hô-réte,  cTait 

sans  travail,  sans  peine. 

Illâcerable,  il-lace'-er-a-bl,  a. 
qu'on  ne  peut  di'chirer, 

Illâci-yniuble,  il-lak'-liri-ma-bl, 
a.  qui  ne  peut  pleurer. 

Illâpse,  il-lapce'.  s.  intromis- 
sion, arrivée  fortuite,  f. 

Illâqueate.  il-lé'-koui-étei  va 
attraper,  embarrasser. 

Illaqiiéation.iMé-koui-é'-chen- 
ne,  s.  piège,  m. 

Illâiiou,  il-lé'-cheune,  s.  con- 
clusion, f. 

l'Ilalive,  il'-la-iive,a  conclusif, 

lilûiidnble.  il-laù'-da-bl, a. indi- 
gne de  louange. 

■  Ilâudably,  il-lau'-da-bll,  ad. 
d'une  manière  indigne  de 
louange. 

Illégal,  il-li'-gal,  a.  illicite. 

lilegâlitj',  il-li'gal'-li-lj,  $.  in- 
justice, illégaliie  f. 

Illégally,  il-li'-gal-li,  ad.  illé- 
gitim^ment.  [lisible. 

Illé(:ible,      il-led'-dji-bl,   o.    il- 

lllegi<imocj,ii-lid-jiie'-i-n]a-ci, 
s.  illégilimilé,  f. 

Illegitimaie,  il-li-djiteM-méte 
CI.  illégitime. 

Illegitiiuaicl)',  il-li-djite'-i-mé- 
te-li,  ad.  illégitimement. 

Illegilimâiioii,  il-li-djite-i- 
mé'-cheuno,  s.  bâtardise,  f. 

Illiberal,  il-lib'-ber-al.  a.  chi- 
che, grossier. 

Illiberâlity,  il-libber-ral'-l1ti, 
s.  avarice,  bassesse,  f. 

Illibei'ull)',  il-lib^-ber.ral-li,  ad. 
en  avare.  [injusie. 

Illicii,  il-lice'-ile,    a.     illicite, 

lllii;bieu,  il-lai''-ln,  vn.  illu- 
miner, éclairer.  [a.  infini. 

Hliniiiable,         îI-limeM-ta-bl, 

ilîtiuUcd,  ii-iime''-ite-ed,  a.  il- 
limité. 


IMA 


609 


IMB 


IllimKcduesg)  il-IimeMte-ed- 
nesse,  s.  infinité,  f. 

Illaterate,  il-lUe''-er-éte,  a.  il- 
letlré. 

Illflei'«tenes8)—  dire,—  acy, 
il-lite'-er-ëte-nesse,  é-tioure,  er- 
a-ci,  s.  ignorance,  f. 

l'iliiesa,  il'-nesse,  s.  maladie,/' 
mal,  m.  [illogique. 

Illôgical,       il-lod'-dji-kai,       a. 

Illùgically,  il-lod'-dji-kal-li,  ad. 
illogiquement.  [Iromper. 

Bllûde,  il-lioude',  va.  décevoir, 

■  llûrae,  Illumine,  lllûmina- 
te,  il-lioume',  il-liou'-mlne,  il- 
liou'-ml-néte,  va.  illuminer, 
enlumioer. 

Illiiminator,  il-Iiou'-mi-né- 
leur,  5.  celui  qui  illumine,  il- 
lumineur,    enlumineur,  m. 

llltiminâiiou,  il-liou-mi-né'- 
choune,  s.  —  lion,  f. 

Illûmiuative,  il-liou''-mi-na-ti- 
ve,  a.  —  tif. 

Illusion,  il-liou'-jeune,  s.  Illu- 
sion, f.  preslige,  m. 

Illûsïve,  illûsoi-y,  il-liou'-cive, 
ceur-i,a,  trompeur,  illusoire. 

Illùairale,  ll-leus'-tréle,  un.  il- 
lustrer, éclairer,  expliquer. 

llliistrated,  il-leus'-lré-ted,  a. 
expliqué,  illustré  (de  gravures), 
éclairci,  enrichi,  embelli. 

Illiistr&lion,  il-leus-tré'-cbeu- 
ne,  s.  —  tion,  explication,  f. 
éclaircissement,  m. 

Illù«lralive,  il-leus'-lra-live,  a. 
qui  éclaircit.  explique. 

Illiistrativel}',  il-leus'-tra-tive- 
li,  ad.  par  explication,  f. 

Illûstrioiia,  il-leus'-tri-euce,  a, 
illjjstre,  célèbre,  héroïque. 

Illûatrioiisiy,  il-leus'-tri-euce- 
li,  ad.  d'une  manière  illustre, 
célèbre. 

Illûstriousnesa,  ll-leasMri- 
euce-nesse,  s.  £;randeur,  no- 
blesse, f. 

l'inage,  ime'-idje,  s.  image,  i- 
dée,  ressemblance,  idole,  ap- 
parence, f  souvenir,  m. 

— ;  va.  représenter,  imaginer. 

l'iuagery,  lm9''-idje-eur-i,  ».  I- 


mages,  statues,  f.  pi.  fanWmeSs 
tableaux,  m.  pi.  tapisserie  ï 
personnages,  description,  f. 

Insâginable,  i-mad'-djine-a-bl, 
((.  imaginable. 

Iningiiiai-y,  i-mad'-djiue-a-ri,  a. 
imaginaire,  chimérique. 

luiaginâlioD,  i-mad'djine-ë'- 
cheune,  s.  —  tion,  f. 

Iniâginative,  imad'-djine-a-ti- 
ve,  a.  —  tir,  visionnaire. 

Imagine,  i-mad''-djine,  va.  ima- 
giner, concevoir,  figurer,  in- 
venter, machiner. 

Imaginer,  i-mad'-djine  eur,  s. 
qui  imagine,     [faire  des  levées. 

Inibnnk,       Imm-banngk',      va, 

Iniiiâi'k,  imm-bark',  t;a.  embar- 
quer 

■  mbai'kâtion,  Imm-bar-ké'- 
cheune,  s.  embarquement,  m. 

imbécile,  imm-bi-clK,  a  s.  im< 
bécile 

iuibecility,  imm-bi-ciKi-tl,  $, 
imbécillité,  impuissance,  fai- 
blesse, f. 

imbibe,  imm-balbe',  va.  IcabU 
ber,  absorber;  être  imbu. 

— .  vn.  s'imbiber,  s'abreuver. 

Imbiber,  imm-ba^-beur,  $,  «« 
qui  imbibe. 

luibittcr,  imm-bitMenr,  va. 
rendre  amer,  aigrir,  irriter. 

luibôd)',  imm-bod'-i,  va.  incorr 
porer,  donner  du  corps,  mêler 
ensemble,  former  dans. 

—  ,vii.  se  former  en  masse,  se 
confondre. 

Inibéil,  imm-boll'',  vn.  bouillir. 

Imbéiden.  imm-bSI'-dn,  va.  en- 
hardir, animer,  encourager. 

Inibôsuni,  imm-bôù^-zeume,  vat 
chérir,  caresser,  donner  soi! 
affection  &. 

Imb6iind,  Imm-baounnd'',  t;<i. 
enfermer,  entourer. 

Imb<Sw,  imm-baou',  va.  voûter. 

Imbôner,  imm-baou'-enr,  va. 
entourer  d'arbres. 

Imbôn'mcnt.imm-baba'-mennt, 
s.  voûle,  arche,  f. 

Inibi-icàiiou,  imm-bri-ké''-chett- 
ne,  s.  imbrication,  f. 

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IMM 


en) 


IMM 


loibriwu,  Imm-braoune',  va. 
obscurcir.  [per. 

lutbrûe,  imm-b/ôû',    va.  trem- 

Imbûe,  Imm-biou',  t'a.  imbi- 
ber, Inspirer.  [emhourser. 

Imbûrae,       iinm-beurce',      va. 

Iiultabnitjr,  inie-i-ta-bil'-i-ti,  3. 
—  tabim*,  f.  [table. 

l'mitable,    Inip'-l-ta-bl,  a.  Imi- 

duilate,  ime'''i-téte,  va.  imi- 
ter, copier,  [imitation,/'. 

ImitAllon,  Ime-l-té^-cbeune,  5. 

l'milatiTe ,  ime'-i-lé-tive,  a. 
qui  imite. 

l'milator,  —  trîx,  ime'-i-té- 
teur,  trikce,  ».  imitateur. 

Immàculatet  im-mak'-kiou-lé- 
te,  a.   Immaculé. 

Inimâuacle,  iin-man'-na-kl,  va. 
enchaîner.  [énorme. 

luiuiàue,    im-méne',    a.    -vaste, 

l'niiuaueiit,  im'-ma-nennl,  a. 
inhérent. 

Immânifest,  im-mane'-i-feste, 
a.  qui  n'est  pas  manifeste. 

Immâuit)',  tm-mane'-i-ti,  a. 
cruauté,  f. 

InjDiarcésBible,  im-mar-ces'- 
si-bl,    a.  qu'on  ne   peut  flétrir. 

luim&rtial,  iœ-mar''-chalj  a.  qui 
n'est  pas  guerrier. 

Imni&sk.  ira-mask',  va.  dégui- 
ser, couvrir. 

Immatérial,  im-ma-H'-ri-al,  a, 
inimitériel. 

ImniaterîÂlity,  ~  ness,  Im-ma- 
ti-ri-al'-i-ti,  nesse,  s.  —  lité,  f. 

liumatérially *  im-ma-ti^-ri-al- 
li,  cul.  —  rieïlement. 

Iiuinalûi-c,  imma-tioure')  a. 
prématuré,  précoce. 

lutiuati'irel},  im-ma-tioure'li, 
ad.  prématurément. 

Iniuiaiûi'ity,  —  ness,  im-m.a- 
Uou'-ri-ti,  tioure'-nesse,  ».  pré- 
maturité, f. 

Iniuiéasuiable,  im-méj'-iou- 
ra-bl,  a.  Immense. 

liuKuéasurably,  im-mèj'-iou- 
ra-bji,  a.  immensément,  sans 
mesure.  [immcdMt. 

IniiuédiHti-.     im-mi'-di-ate,    a. 

Iiuiaidiatelj',   im-mi^-di-ate-U, 


rtd.-^*'>'neni.;-»cessamraent,tou1 

incontineni.  [a.  incurable. 

Iiuiuédicable,  Im-med'-di-kabI, 
loiinéuiorable,  im-mème'-o-ra- 

bl,  a.  indigne  de  souvenir. 
■  mmemérial,    im-mi-mô'-ri-al, 

a.  immémorial. 
Immense,   im-mennce',   a.  im- 

men?e,  Taste.  [infiniment, 

Immén«t'l),  im-mennce'-li,  «(i. 
■mméusii),   Im-menn'—ci-ti,  S. 

immensité,  f. 
ImnieiiBurabniljr,      Im-menn- 

chiou-ra-bil'-l-tl,    ».  immensn- 

rabililé,  f. 
luiméusurable,         im-menn^- 

chiûu-ra-bl,  a.  Incommensu- 
rable, [plonger,  immerger. 
Immerge,  im-meurdje',  va. 
Immérit,  im-mer'-ile,  s.  absen- 
ce de  mérite, 
Immérae,im'meurce',n.  plongé. 
— ,  va.  plonger,  immerger. 
Immérsiou,    im-meur'-cheune, 

5.  immersion,  f. 
Immelbôdicul,    im-mi-thod'-i- 

kal,  a.  confus,  sans  méthode. 
Immelhâdicall)',  im-mi-thod'- 

i-kal-li,  ad.  confusément,  saus 

méthode. 
I^mmineuce,  im'-mi-nennce,  ». 

danger  imminent,  m. 
l'mmïiieut,      im'-mi-nenni,    a, 

menaçant,  imminent. 
Immingle ,    im-minng'-gl,     va, 

mêler,  unir. 
Immiiiûiion,  im-mi-niou'-cheu- 

ue,  s.  diminution,  f. 
Immiscible,      im-mis'-sl-bl,   a. 

qui  ne  peut  être  mêlé. 
Immissiou,    im-miche'-eune,  ». 

injection,  /  [jection. 

Iuimi«'',im-mltl',ra. faire  une  in- 
Immix,  im-mikce',  uo.  mélanger. 
Immobililj',    im-mô-bil'-i-ti,    s. 

immobilité,  f, 
ImiiicSdcratc,  im-mod'-er-ate,a. 

immodéré,  déréglé. 
Immôderniel),  im-mod'-er-ate- 

li,  ad.  immodérément,  avec  ex- 
cès. 
luimoderâtioii,      im-mod-er-É- 

cheune^  ».  excès,  m. 


l»fp 


611 


fJIP 


ImmAdeiit,  im-mod'-este,  a,  im- 
modesle,  elTronlé. 

loiinôdestl}-.  im-mod'-este-li, 
ad.  immodesletnent, 

In:niôde«t)',  i[ii-mod''-este-i,  s. 
immodestie,  A 

l'mmolatc,  im'-mb-Iéte,  va.  im- 
moler, sacrifier. 

Immolation.  im-mS-lé'-cbeuDe, 
t.  —  tion, /■   sacrifice,»). 

Immoral, im-mor'-al,  a.  déréglé. 

immui-âlîty,  iin-m6-ra|/-i-ti,  s. 
—  lilé,  corruption, débauche,  A 

Immdi-tal,  im-morMal,  a.  im- 
mortel. 

Immoriâlity.  im-mor-tal'-i-ti, 
s.  immcrlaliié,  f. 

■  mm6rtalize.  im-mor'-tal-aïze, 

lia.  —  laliser.  [à  jamais. 

Immdrtally,    im-mor'-lal-li,  ad, 

■  inméwoablc,   im-mdÙT'-abl,  a. 

immuable. 
ImmÔTealileSi    im-mdÙT"'-a-blz, 

s.  immeubles,  m.  pi. 
■mméveabl),       im-môùï'-a-bîi, 

ad.  d'une  manière  inéliranlable. 
iDimûnilj',       ira-miou'-ni-tl,     ». 

immunité,  exemption,  f 
Immûre,  ira-mioure',  t'a.  murer, 

enfermer. 
Immutubilii)',    im-miou-ta-bil'- 

i-ti,  s.  —  lilé,  f.  (immuable. 
Immûinble,  im-miou'-la-bi,  a. 
Immûtablj.        im-miou'-(a-bIi, 

ad-  immuablement. 
Immutâliou,  im-miou-té'-cheu- 

ne,  s.  changement,  »i. 
Imp,    immp,    s.     diablotin,   m. 

greffe,  lignée,/". 
^,  va.  allonger,  élargir. 
Impact,  imm-pakte',  va.  cogner. 
Impair,    imm-pére',   lia.   dimi- 
nuer, altérer,  ruiner,  g&ter. 
—  ,  vn.  s'user,  devenir  mauTais. 
Impâiriug,  —  meii«,inirp-pére'- 

inngne,  mennt,  s.   dim.nution, 

altération,  f. 
Impalpable,    imm-pal'-pa-bl,  a. 

impalpable. 
Impârudiite.    imm-par''-a-daîze, 

va     rendre    heureux,  béatifier. 
Impârity,    imm-par'-i-ti,  s.  iné- 
galité» disproportion,  f. 


Irap&rlt,  Imm-park-,  t)rt,  enfer- 
mer dans  un  parc,  environner 
de  murailles. 

Ëmpâi-t,  imraparte',  hii,  faire 
j>art.  communiquer,  donner, 

impartial,  imm-par'-chal,  o. 
impartial,  désintéressé, 

Iuipariiâlitj',immpar-chi-al'-i- 
ti,  s.  impartialité,  f 

Impâriially,  imm-par-'-chal-ll, 
«.  impartialement. 

InipârtSbIe,  imm-parte'-l-bl,a. 
communicable. 

impâi-iiug,  iram-parte'-inngne, 
s.  communication,  f. 

Imp&ssable.  imm-pas'-sa-bl,  a. 
iuipraiicahle. 

Impasmibilîly, — bleues»,  imm- 
pas-si-bil'-li-li,  bl-nesse,  s.  — 
i.ilité,^  X"" '''^• 

Impassible,    imm-pas''-si-bl ,  a. 

lm|iâssioiied,  imm-pache/- 

cheunnd,  <i.  passionné,  enflam- 
mé. 

Imp&sBivc,  imm-pas^'iiTe,  a.  & 
l'abri  des  causes  extérieures. 

Impatience,  imm-pé'-chennce, 
s.  impatience,,',  empressement, 
m. 

Impatient,  Imm-pé'-chennt,  a. 
impatient,  empressé.  —  of  a 
tbîiig,  qui  ne  peut  souffrir 
une  chose.  To  grow — ,  s'im- 
palienler. 

Impâiieiitly,  imm-pé'-cbennt- 
1i,  ad.  impatiemment,  avec 
peine. 

Impatroiiiiâlioii,  Imm-pate- 
reiine-aïze-é'-cheune,  s.  prise 
de  possession,  f 

Impâiroiiizc,  imm-pale^-reuDe- 
aize,  va.  impatroniser. 

Impâwn,  imm-pâQne^,  va,  met- 
Ire  en  gage. 

Impéacb,  imm-pîiche',  va.  ar- 
rêicr,  mettre  obstacle,  détruire, 
accuser. 

— ,   s.    empêchement,   m. 

Impcactaable,  imm-ptlche'-a-bi, 
a.  qui  mérite  d'être  accusé. 

lïiipéacber,  imm-pUche^-eur,  S, 
accusateur,  délateur,  m. 

Impéaebmeul,       immpllcbe^- 


IMP 


612 


mennt,  s.  accusation,  f.  obsta- 
cle, m. 
Imiiéarl,  imm  peurK,  ua.  orner, 

former  de  portes 
liu|>ccciil>ilii)'.  imm-pek-ka-bll'- 

i-li,  5.  impeccabililé,  f. 
Binpcccablc,  imm-pek'-ka-bl,  n. 

impeccable. 
Impédc,  imm-pide',   va.    empê- 
cher, retarder. 
pôdîineiit,imm-ped'-l-mcnnt, 
.  empêcliement,  défaut,  ?ïï. 
nipél,    imm-peK,    va,    pousser, 

forcer. 
Iiiipcllent,lmpéller,imm-peK- 

lennt,  leur,  »,  moteur,  m. 
loipéud,    imm-pennd,    vn.  pen- 

cber,  menacer. 
Impéudeiice,    imm-penn'-denn- 

ce,  s.  étal  de  ce  qui  menace. 
luipéiidciit,    imm-penn'-dennt, 

a.  Imminent. 
Impciietrnbility,     îmm-pèue-î- 

Ira-bil'-i-li,  s.  —  lilé,  f. 
Impcuctrable,  imm-pènc^-i-tra- 

bl,a.  —  ble. 
Inipéneirably,  îmm-pène'-i-tra- 

bli,  ad.  —  blement. 
liupéuitence,    —    cj',  imm-pè 

ne^-i-tennce,   tenn-ci,    s.    impé- 

nitence,  f. 
Inipéiiiieni,  imm-pène'-i-tennt, 

a,  impénitent. 
Iinpciiilentl),  imm-pène'-i- 

tennt-li,  ad.  sans  repentance. 
Impéi-utive,  imm-per'-a-livc.  s. 

—  ratif,  m.  ['i-bi,  a.—  ble. 
Imperceptible,  imm-peur-cep^- 
luipercépliblcness,  imm-peur- 

cep'-ti-bl-nesse,   s.    qualité    im- 
perceptible, subtilité,^. 
Impcrcëptibljr.  imm-peur-cep'- 

ti-bli,  ad.  —  liblemcnt. 
Iinpéi'fert,  imm-peur'-fekte,  a. 

imparfait. 
— ,   s.    l'imparfait,    m. 
ImperféctiaH,     imm-peur-fek'- 

cUeune,  s.  défaut,  m»  imperfcc- 

tion,  infirmité,  f, 
ImpéiTectl)',  imm-pBur'-fekt-li, 

nd.  impaifaitemeni,  à  demi. 
Iiupérrurahle,      imui-peur'-fô- 

ra-bl,  a.  iœi)esterïble. 


IMP 

lupéi'foraio,     imm-peur'-fê-ré- 

te,  a.  non  peiforé.  [périal. 

■upérial,  iram-pi'-ri-al,  a.  iœ- 
-  lilj-,  s.  couronne  impériale,  f. 
mpérialisis,  imm  -pi'-ri-alristz, 

s.  pi  impériaux,  lîj.  pî. 
uipcrioua,  imm-pi'-ri-euce,  a. 

Impérieux,  fier. 
lupériously .  imm-pi'-ri-euce-li, 

ad.  impérieusement. 
tnpériousnes»,  imm-pi^-ri-eu- 

ce-nes5e,s.  caractère  impériaux, 

m.  hauteur,  arrogance,  f. 
mpci'ishablo,    imm-per^-iche- 

a-bl,  rt.  indeçtruclible. 
lupérsooal,    imm-peur'-seune- 

al,  a.  —  sonnel. 
uipéi'sonally.imm-peur'-seune- 

al-ii.  ad.  —  sonnellement. 
mpcrsu»»ible,imm-peur-soua'. 

zi-bl,  a.  obstiné. 
ajpériiueiice,— cy,imra-peui'- 

li-nennce,  nenn-ci,s.—  ce,  sol- 

lise,  f. 
linpériiuent,  imm-peur'-tl- 

nenot,  a.  —  sent,  incommode, 

qui  n'a  pas  de  rapport  à, inutile. 
-,  s.  un  fâcheux,  )/i. 
[uipéi'liiienlly,      imm-peurMi- 

nennl-li,    ad.   impertinemment, 

hors  de  propos. 
liupér*ioH»,imra-peur/-'vi-euce, 

a.  impraticable. 
liupér*ioii»i>e«».imm-peur'-Ti- 

euca-nesse,  j.  impénétribilité,^ 
l'iiipetrable,   inim'-pi-lra-bl,  a. 

qu'on  peut  obtenir. 
Kiupctrate,    imni'-pi-tréte,   l'a. 

obtenir. 
Impeiràtioti,  imm-pi-tré'-cheu- 

obienir.    [ne,  s.  impétration,  f. 
Iinpciudsiiy. —  iiesa,  imm-pel- 

che-iou-oss'-i-ti,  nesso,  s.  impé- 
tuosité, violence,/',  effort,?)!. 
luipétuoiis,      imm-petche'-iou- 

euee,  a.  impétueux,  fougueux. 
Iinpéiiioiicljr.  inim-petcbe'-ion- 

euce-li,  nd  impétueusement. 
Iinpétiioiiiiuetis,     imm-petche'- 

iou-euce-nesse,  s,  violence,  im- 

péluosilé,  f. 
l'nipetii*,   imni'-pi-teuce,   s.  ef- 
fort, m.  violence,  force,  f. 


IMP 


613 


IMP 


Impierceable,  îmm-pire^-sa-bl, 
a.  qu'on  ne  saurait  percer. 

Iiupfety,  imm-paï'-i-ti,  s,  impié- 
té, irreligion,  f. 

luipîgnoraie,    imja-pig'-n6-r{  ■ 

te,  va.  mettre  en  gage. 
jupiguorûlion,  imm-pig-Lê- 
ré'-choune,  s.  act.  de  mettre  en 
gage,  [tomber  contre,  heurter. 
uipiiige^  imm-pinndje',  vn. 
lupfuguace,  imm-pinog^-goué- 
te,  va.  engraisser.  [impie. 

l'nipiou*,    Imm'-pi-euce,   o.    s 

I'inpiouBly,imm'-Di  i\ice-\\,ad. 
ca  impie.  [fl.  implacable. 

Iiiiplâcuble,        im.Ti-plé'-ka-bl, 

ImplàcableuesB,— bflilyfimm- 
plé'-ka-bl-nesse,  bil'-i-ti,s.  hai- 
ne implacable,  f. 

Iiuplâcabl),  imm'plé'-ka-bii,a'j. 
inexorablement. 

Impléut,  imra-plannt',  va.  plan- 
ter, graver,  imprimer. 

t^plautàtioii,  imm-plann-lé^- 
cheune,  s.  implantation,  f. 

Iinplâusible,  imm-plaV-2i-bl,a. 
qui  n'est  pas  plausible. 

Inipléud,  imm-plide',  va.  pour- 
suivre enjusticBi 

Iinpléader,  imm-pli'-deur, S,  de- 
mandeur, poursuivant,  m. 

I/mpleiiieiil,  imm'-pli-mennt^  s. 
meubles,  m.  pi.  ameublement, 
outil,  équipage,  m, —  of  a  kit» 
cheii,  £.  batterie  de  cuisine,  /. 

Implëtion,  imm-pli^-cheune,  s. 
remplissage,  m. 

l'mpicx,  imm'-plekse,  a.  em- 
brouillé, compliqué, 

l'iuplicate,  imm'-pli-kéte,  va 
embrouiller,  impliquer. 

Iiuplicàtioii,  im.u-pli-ké''-''hen- 
ne,  $.  implication,  f, 

Implicii,  inim-plice'-ite,  a.  im- 
plicite, aveugle. 

Implîeiily,  imm-pl!ce'-ite-li,  ad. 
—  cilement,  aveuglément. 

luiplôre,  inim-plôre',  va.  im- 
plore:', siip:.l:er. 

liuplôi  erf  imni-plô'renr,  s.  ce- 
lui ou  ce. le  qui  implore. 

Iiuplûnied,  imin-plîoummd'',  a. 
ilijilumé. 


Implj/,  Imm-plaï',  va.  Impli- 
quer, inTérer,  renfermer. 

Impéigon,  imm-poî'-zn,  ua,  em- 
poisonner, [poli, 

Itiipoliic,    imra-pê-laïte',  a.  im- 

■  nipolitoiiessc,  imm-pô-laïte'- 
nesse,  s.  impolitesse,  f. 

■mpôSilic,  —  cal,  imm-poK-i- 
tik,  pô-lite'-i-kai,  a  malavisé, 
imprudent. 

Impolitically,  —  clj'j  imm-pd- 
lite'-i-kal-li,  pol'-i-tik-lii  ad. 
Imprudemment. 

Impàndcrous,  imm-ponn'-der- 
eiice,a.  Impondérable. 

Impéroiis,  imm-p&'-reuce,  a. 
non  poreux. 

Impôi't,  imm-p6rle',  va.  impor- 
ter, impliquer,dénoter,  signifier. 

— ,  $.  importation,^,  sens,  but, 
usage,  m.  utilité,  importance, ^ 

■mpôi'tance,  imm-pAr'-tannce, 
S,  importance,  siguification, ma- 
tière, f.  [important. 

Impôrlant,    Imm-p&r'-tannt,  a. 

Iiuporlàtion,  imm-pAr-té'-cheu- 
ne,  s.  importation,  f. 

Importer,  imm-pôrte'-eur,  s. 
celui  qui  importe,  m. 

Impôrtiiig.  imm-p6rte'-inngnet 
s.  importation,  f. 

Impértuuate,  imm-por'-tchiou- 
néte,  a.  importun,  mal  à  propos. 

Impôrtunately* —  iiely,  imm- 
por'-lcbiou-nétê-li,  tchioune-li, 
ad.  imporlunément ,  avec  in- 
tance, [l'a.    importuner. 

luipôrtune,      imm-por-tioun&', 

— ,  a.  importun. 

Impoi-tûi&ity,  —  nateaicas,  -* 
uacy,  imm-por-tiou'-n:-ti 

imm-por'-tchiou-néte-nesse,îi  ;r!i 
por'-ichiou-na-ci,  t.  i"\porlunp 
lé,  A 

Impose,    imm-pôze',    va.  imp 
ser,  attribuer,    enjoindre. 

—  iipon,  faire   accroire,  duper. 

Impôseuble^  imm-pô^-za-bl,  a. 
qu'un  peutimpofer  ou  enjoindre. 

Imposer, imm-pô'-zeur,  s.  trom- 
peur, [imposant. 

Impôsiiig,  imm-p6'  zinréne,  a. 

iBHjow'tio**»   imm-pô-zicne'-€u- 


IMP 


614 


IMP 


ne,  s.  Imposition,  supercherie, 

\iolence,  cnnlrainle,  f. 
Iiii|>08sil><liiy.  imra-pos-si-bil'- 

i-li,  s.  —  lilé,  f.  [—  ble 

Impossible,    imm-pos'-si-bl,    n, 
linpossihly,  irr.m-pos^-si-bli,  tt'i. 

d'une  manière  impossible. 
l'mpoat,    imm'-pôsie,  s.  impôt, 

m.  iraijofle,  f. 
Inipôsllliimale,  imm-poss'- 

Ichiou-méle,  vn.  se    former  en 

apostume. 
— .  va.  arfligf-r  d'un  aposlume. 
Iiiipàs;faiiine,imm'poss^-tcbiou- 

me,  s.  aposlbume,  abcès,  m. 
Impdstor,      imm-poss'-teur,   s. 

imposteur,  m. 
Imposture,  imm-poss'-tchioure, 

s    imposture,  f. 
■'mpoteuce,         iciicy,  imm'- 

pô-lennce,    tenn-ci,s.    impuis- 
sance, incapacité,  f. 
l'mpotciil,     iram'-p5-tennt,    a. 

impuissant,    impotent,     faible, 

incapable,  perclus,  —  of  lon- 
gue, babillard. 
■''mpolciitly,    lnjm'-p6-tennl-li, 

ad.    avec    impuissance,   faible- 
ment, [enfermer. 
Impéiiiid,     imm-paounnd,     >  a. 
Impôvcrifih,      imm-pov'-eur-i  ■ 

che,  vil.  appauTrir. 
Impôwer ,    iram-poîi^-eur,    vn, 

donner  pouvoir  i  quelqu'un. 
Imprâclicnble,     imm-praii''-ti- 

ka-bl,    a.    impraticable,    qu'on 

ne  .=aurail  gouTerner. 
Impraclicablciica»,  —  bilily, 

imm-prali'-ti-ka-bl-nesse,  bil'-i- 

ti,  s.  impossibilité,  f. 
(/mprccaie,    imm'-pri-liéte,  va. 

maudire.  [ne,».  —  tion,  ^ 

Impreci«ion,imra-pri-lié'-cheu- 
l''iiBppeculoi-y,imm'-pri-lié-leur- 

i,  a.  imprécatoire. 
liuprégu.    luiprogunte,   imm- 

prine',      imra-preg'-néte,     u<i. 

imprégner, engrosser,  féconder. 
Impregiiahle,      iram-preg'-na- 

bl,  a.  imprenable. 
Impréguubly,      imm-preg'-na- 

bli,    ad.    d'une  manière  irapre- 

uab^i 


npregnâlion,  imm-piV^-né'- 
eheune,s.— lion,  fécondation  f. 
npri'jûdicMle,  imm-pn  djôîi'- 
di-liéte,  a.  imparlial. 
Biproparâtioii,  imm-prep-a- 
ré'-cbeune,  s.  manque  de  pré- 
paration^ m. 

iiprescri|itib{li(y,  imm-preSi- 
lirip-ti-bil'-i-ti,s.  —  lité,  f. 
npresci'fpiible,       imm-press- 
Isrip'-li-l)!,  a.  —  lible. 
npréss,  imm-press',  s.  impres- 
sion, empreinte,  f. 
.  l'a.  imprimer,  impressionner, 
presser  (les  matelots). 
npréasible,      imm-pres'-si-bl, 
a.  qui  peut  être  impressionné. 
upréssing,       imm-press'-inn- 
gne,  s   presse  des  matelots,  f, 

niprésBion,  iiïjm-prècbe'-eune, 
s.  impression,  édition,  idée,  in- 
fluence, suite  d'une  attaque,  /". 

mprësaure,  imm-prèche'-lou- 
re,  s.  empreinte,  impression,  f. 

mprîmi*,  imm-praï'-niiss,  ad. 
premièrement. 

mpriiil.  lmm-prinnt,t'a.  /mpri- 
mer,  graver. 

mprfsou,  imm-priz'-zn,  va 
emprisonner. 

nprisoiiiiieut.  imm-priz'-zn- 
niennt,  s.  emprisonnement,  m. 
mprobability,  imm-prob-a- 
bil'-l-ti,s.  invraisemblance,  f. 
mpi'ébable,  imm-prob'-a-bl, (i. 
improbalile. 

mprôbably,     imm-pro/ba-bli, 
ad.  sans  vraisemblance, 
mpi-obale,  i.Tini'-prô-béte,  ua. 
désapprouver,  désavouer. 
luprubàtion,  iram-prô-bé'- 

cheune,  s. — tion,  f.  désaveu,  m. 
niprôUily,  Imm-prob'-i-li,  f. 
malhonuêleté,  f. 
uiproliflcate,  imm-prA-lif'-i- 
lîéle,  va.  rendre  fécond. 
mpi'ôper,  immprop/-eur,  a 
impropre, iudéi'eni,  malhonnête. 
nipr6pei-ly,  ln;m- prop'-eur-Ii, 
ad.  improprement,  hors  de  pro- 
pos. 

mpriSprîate,  immpr4'-pri-éle, 
vu.  inleoder,  séculariser. 


IMP 


615 


INA 


— ftin.  s'approprier. 
Impropriàtion,  imm-prâ-pri-é''- 
chcuiie,  J.  inféadalioD,  sécula- 
risation, f. 
Impropriâtor,  imm-prj-pri-é'- 
teur,  s.    laïque  qui   possède  un 
bien  ecclésiasiique,  >/!. 
Impropriely,     imm-piô-praV-i- 
ti,s.  ii:exactilude,impropriélé,/'. 
Imprésperou»,        imm-pross'- 

peur-euce,  a.  infortuné. 
Impi'ésperouslyf     imm-pross^- 
peur-euce-li,  ad.  malheureuse- 
ment. 
Imprâvable,    imm-prôti'-ya-bl, 
a.    que    l'on  peut  améliorer  ou 
faire  proStcr. 
Impréve,    imm-proùve',  va.  a- 
méliorer,  reformer,  perfeclion- 
ner.  [des  progrès. 

— ,  vn.   s'améliorer,  proliler,  faire 
ImprÂTenieuIf       imm-proùve^- 
roeniit,  i.  amélioralion, /'.  pro- 
grès, m.  culture. 
ImproTer,    imm-prouV-eur,    s. 
celui    qui    améliore,  qui    pro- 
fite, m. 
Improvided,  imm-prô-Tal^-ded, 

a.  imprévu,  dépourvu. 
Imprôvidcuce,        immprov'-i- 
dennce,   s.  imprévojance,  im- 
prudence, f. 
Imprôvidcnt,  imm-prov'-i- 

deanl,  a.  inconsidéré. 
ImprÔTideuilj',      imm-prov'-i- 

dennt-li,  ad.  imprudemment. 
Impi'ovîsioii,    inim-prô-vij'-eu- 

ne,  s.  imp^é^■oyaDce,  f. 
Imprudence,   inim-prdù^-denn- 

ce,  s,  imprudence,  folie,  f. 
Imprudent,    imm-pro'ù''-aennt, 

a.  imprudent. 
Imprûdeull]r,imm-pr<)ù'-dennt- 

11,  nd.  —  demmeot, 
Impûberty,    imm-piou'-beur-ti, 

».  état  d'impuberté,  /. 
Impùbcsceut,    iinm-piou^-bess- 

cennt,  a.  impubère. 
I^mpudence,  —  cy,  imm^-piou- 
dennce,  denn-ci,  s,  impudence^ 
effronterie,/', 
|''mpudeut,     imm^-piou-dennt, 
a.  impudent. 


l'upudenlly,  imm-pion  dennt- 

li,  ai.  effrontément. 
Impûgu,  imm-pioune',  t'a.  atts» 

quer,  combattre. 
Impûgner,    imm-piou'-ncur,  s. 

agresseur,  m. 
iiiipùivsance,        imm-plou^~is- 

sannce.s.  i.Tipulssance,  f. 
l^mpulse,    imm^-peulse,    s.  im- 
pulsion, instigation,  y.  motif,ni. 
Impulsion,  imm-peuK-cbeune,â. 
impulsion,  /.  [impulsif. 

impulsive,    imm-peul'-cive,    a 
iuipûnely,    imm-pioune'-li,  ad,. 

impunément. 
Irapûuiijr,      imm-piou'-nltij   i. 

impunité  f. 
Impure,     imm-pioure'',   a.    im- 
pur, sale,  deshonnêle. 
luipûrel)',    imm-piuure'-lj,  ai. 

avec  impureté. 
Inipûreness,   lœpnritjr,  imiD- 
pioure'-nesse,    imm-piou'-ri-tl| 
s.  impureté,  f. 
Impûrple,     imm-peur'-pl,    va. 

teindre  en  pourpre. 

luipùrpled,   imm-peur'-pld,  o. 

empourpré.  [imputable. 

Impûinble,    imm-plou''- la-bl,  a 

Iiupûtableuess,  imm-piou'-ta- 

bl-nesse,  s.  état  de  ce  qui  peut 

6tre  imputé,  »i. 

Imputàliou,  tmm-piou'-ti- 

cheuue,  s.  —  tion, accusation,/'. 

Imputâlive,    Imm-piou'-ta-tiTe, 

a.  qui  est  imputé. 
impute,  imm-pioute',  \3a.  impn- 

ter,  attribuer. 
imputer,  imm-piou''.teur,  f .  ce- 
lui qui  impute,  accusateur. 
lu,  Inn,  jir.  en, dans,  dedans,  à^ 
au,    à  la,  par,  pour,  avec,    sur, 
sous,  de. 
Imabilily,  ine-a-bll''-l-ti,  s.  im- 
puissance, incapacité,  f. 
luàbstiueuce,  ine-ab'-sti-neDD- 

çe,  j.  intempérance,  f. 
Inaccécsible,  ine-ak-ces'-si-bl 

a.  inaccessible. 

IiiuccéssibleiieH,    ine-ak-ces- 

si-bl-nesse,  s.  iBaccessibilité,  f 

luâccurac),  ine-ak'-kiou-ra-ci, 

s.  inexactitude,  irrégularité,  {. 


INA 


616 


INC 


Suâccurate,    ine-ak'-kiou-réle, 

a.  inexact.  [aclion,  f. 

Inaction,  ine-ak''-cheune,  s.  in- 
■  n/ictivo,  ine-ali-live,a  indoleot. 
Iiiâctii'cly,    ine-ak'-tive-li,   ad. 

dans  l'ioaclioD. 
Iii&ctUiiy,    ine-ak-Uy'-i-ll,     (. 

indolence,  ^ 
laiÂdeqiiac),    ine-ad'-i-koua-ci, 

S.  insuffisance,  dispronorlion,/. 
luâdcqiialc,  ine-yd''-i-kouêle,  a. 

disproportionné,  inégal 
lu&dequuiely,  ine-ad'-i-kouétB- 

H,    ad.    d'une  manière    impar- 

l'aito. 
Huadoil»gible,ine-ad-mis'-si-bl, 

faite.  _  [a.  inadmissible. 

luadTéi-teucc,  —    cy,   ine-ad- 

■veur-lennce,    tenn-ci,   j.  inad- 

■verlance,  f. 
IiiadTérleiit,  ine-ad-TCur'- 

tennt,  a.  imprudent 
luadvéï'teiitly,      ine-^-'veur''- 

tenut-Ii,  ad.  par  még^roe. 
lu&lTalile,     ineaf'-fa-bl ,     cd. 

grossier. 
lu&lienable,  ine-éle'-yène-a-bl, 

a.  inaliénable. 
lualielabilily,     ine-éle-vène-a- 

bil'-i-li,s.  —  bililé,  f. 
luuliiuoulal,  ine-al-i-menn'-(al, 

a.  qui  n'est  pas  nutritif. 
luaiuistiibilily,       inea-mis-si- 

bil'-i-ti,«.  —  bililé,/'. 
luaiuissible,  ine-a-mis'-si-bija. 

inamissible. 
luamor&io,    ine-a-mô-ré''-lo,  s. 

amonreux,  m. 
luamor&ta,    ine-a-mô-ré'-ta,  ». 

amoureuse,  f, 
luâiie,  ine-éne',  a.  vide,  -vain. 
luânimate,'  —    Icd,    ine-ane'- 

méle,  mé-ted,  a.  inanimé. 
luaui'iiou,  ine-a  niche'-eune,  s. 

inaniiion,  faiblesse,  f. 
luâiiity,    ine  ane'-i-i-i,    s.  inuli- 

lilé,  -vanité,  f. 
luâpiicleiicjr,    me-ap'-pi-lenn- 

ci,  s.  manque   d'appétit,  m. 
Iu&|i|>licable,  ine-ap'-pli-ka-bl, 

a.  inafiplicable. 
Ina|>plicâlion,     ineap  pli-ké'- 

cheune,  s.  —  tion,  f. 


Iuâ|ipoai(e,   ine-ap'-poi-ile,    Oi 

impropre. 

■  uârable,    ine-ar'-a-bl,     a.    qui 

ne  peut  être  cultivé. 

■  iiârcb,   ine-artche',    va.  enter 

par  approche. 
luard'culate,  ine-ar-tik'-iou-lé- 

te,  a.  inarticulé,  confus. 
luarticulately,    ine-ar-tik^-iou- 

léte-li,  ad.  confusément,  indis- 
tinctement. 
luarticulatcne»,    ine-ar-tik'- 

iou-léte-nesse,s.  —  culaiion.^. 
luariiG'cial,  ine-ar-ti-ficbe'-al, 

a.  naturel. 
liiariiO^cially,  ine-ar-tî-fiche^- 

al-li,  ad.   sans  art. 
lu  as  mucb  as,  inn  ass  meut 

cbe  ass,  ad.  d'antant  que,  puis 

que, 
InaKéution,  ine-al-tenn^-cbeu 

que.  [ne,»,  inaltenlion  , /. 

luaHéiitiTe,    ine-at-lenn''-live 

a.  inattenlif. 
IuaHéii«i»ely,ine-at-tenn''-tiYe- 

II,  ad.  négligemment. 
Inaudible,  ine-âù'-di-bl,  a.  qui 

ne  se  fait  pas  entendre. 
Inaugurale,  ine-£l/-guiou-réle 

ta.    inaugurer,      dédier,    com 

mencer. 
luauguràliou ,       îne-âîl-guiou 

ré'-cbeune,  s.  —  tîon, /■. 
luauspicious,       ine-âîi-spiche'' 

euce,  a.  nialiieureux. 
InauspicioiiBly,  ine-âù-spiche^' 

euce-li,    ad.    sous    de  funestes 

auspices.  [inhérence,/'. 

I''nbeing,       inn'-bi-inngne,      $, 
l'uborn,  l'ubred,    inn'-bornev 

inn'-bred,  a,  inné,  naturel,  du 

pays.  [inspiré, 

lubréatbcd,       inn-bri/Tid',     a, 
lucâge,    inn-kédje,    DO.     enfer- 
mer, emprisonner. 
incalôsccuce,   —   cy,    Inn-ka- 

less'-cennce,  enn-ci, s. chaleur,/'. 

■  ■iculésceut,  inn-ka-lesE-cennl, 

a.    qui  contient   de  la  chaleur, 

Incâmvralc,      inn-ka'-mi-réte, 

va.  incamérer. 
liicauieràlio»,       inn-ka-mi-ré- 
cheune,  ».  —  mération,/'. 


INC 


617 


INC 


■ncaudésccnce,ian-kann-dess''- 

cenDCe,s.  —  cence,  f. 
lucaiidcscciit,   inn-kann-dess'- 

cenln,  a.  —  cent. 
lucaut&tlom ,  inn-kana-té'- 

cheune,  s.  enchanlement,);!. 
Incâutator,    ina-kann'-té-leur, 

5,  enchanteur,  m. 
lucautaloi'}',         inn-kann'-ta- 

teur-i,  a.  magique. 
luo&niou,  inn-kaan'-teune,  va. 

riunir  en  cantons. 
Incapabilily, —  bleness,  inn- 

ké-pa-biK-i-li,       inn-ké'-pa-bl- 

nesse,  s.  impuissance,   incapa- 
cité, ,'.  [capalile. 
lucàpable,  inn-kë'-pa-bl,  a.  ic- 
lucnpâcious,   inn-ka-pé'-cbeu- 

ce,  a.  qui  confient  peu. 
lucapÂcioiisucs»,     inn-ka-pé^- 

cbeuce-uesse,    $.    de   peu    de 

contenance 
lucapâcilate ,      inn-ka-pace'-i- 

téle,  va.  rendre  incapalle. 
Incapacity,  ian-ka-pace'-i-ti,  3. 

—cité,  insuffisance.,  f. 
Incarcerâte,      inn-kar-ci-réte'j 

va.  emprisonner. 
luearoerâlion,    inn-kar-ci-ré'- 

cUeuae,s.  emprisonnement,»!. 
Inc&rU)     —    iiatu,    inn-karae^, 

va.  couvrir  de  cliafr. 
— )  vn.  se  couvrir  de  chair. 
Iuc&ruadine,inn-kar'-na-datDe, 

va.   teindre  en  ronge. 
lucâruate,     iau-kar'-uéte,     a. 

incarné. 
lacarnalion,   inn-kar-né-cbeu- 

ne, s.  incarnation,  f, 
luciiierale,        inn-cine'-er-éte, 

ta   réduire  en  cendres. 
Inriuerâtlou,    inn-cine-eur-é'- 

cheune,  s    incinération,  /. 
lucii'cumspectioii)     inn-ceur- 

keum-spek'-cheune,   s    manque 

de  précaution, m. 
IncSsed,  inn-saïzd^,  a.  i^^isé. 
lucisiou,    inn  cij^-eune^    9.  in- 
cision, coupure,  f. 
lucisoreur,      inn-saî'-seur,     ». 

dent  incisive,  f. 
lucfsory,      inn-saî'-seur-i,      a. 
tranchant,  incisif. 


Iiicfaure^  inn-cij'-ioure,  s.  iii- 
cisinn,  ouverture,  f. 

Iiici'siwe,  inn-saï'-cive,  o. incisif. 

■uciiâtion,  inn-ci-té'-cbeune,  s. 
instigation,  f. 

Incite,  inn-saite',  va.  inciler, 
exciter,  animer,  solliciter,  por- 
ter,        [j.  aiguillon,  motif,  m. 

Iiicicemeut,     inn-saïte^-mennt, 

luciter,  inn-sai-'-teur,  *.  insti- 
gateur, m, 

Inciiine,  inn-sal'-tinngne,  s 
motif,  aiguillon,  m. 

— ,  a.  engageant,  attrayant. 

Inci-vic^  Inn-civ'-ilt,  «.incivique 

■  ■■civil,  inn-civ'-il,  a.  incivil. 
Incivilitj',     inn-civ-il'-i-ti,     s. 

incivilité,  f. 

Iiicivill)',  inn-ciT'-il-ll,  ad.  in- 
civilement. 

Iiiclémency,  inn-kième'-enn-ci, 
s.  intempérie,  sévérité,  ri- 
gueur, f.  [a.  sévère. 

Iiiclciueut,        ion-klème^-eont, 

lucKiiable,  ian-kla!''-na-blj  a. 
enclin,  porté. 

Iuclh^âtion,inD-kli-né''-clieone, 
s.  —  tion,  /.  goût,  amour,  m. 
amitié,^.  l'i  «■  incliné. 

lucliuatory,    inu-kline'-a-leur- 

IiicUuatorily,inn-kline'-a-teur- 
i-li,  ad.  obliquement. 

lucliuo,  inn-klaïne'',  vn.  incli- 
ner, pencher,  porter,  avoir  du 
penclîant,  être  porté,  se  tour- 
ner, tirer.  [faire  incliner. 

— ,   va.   donner     une    directioa, 

IncUued,  inn-klalnod',  a,  en- 
clin, porté. 

Iucliui»g.  inn-klaT''-ninngne,  a. 
qui  penche,  approchant. 

—,  s.  inclination,  pente,  f. 

lucli'p,  inn-klip',  va.  embrasser, 
entourer.  [va.  cloîtrer 

■  ■■cléialei-f  lon-kloiss'-teur, 
Inclôsc,  inn-klôze',  va,  enclore, 

clore,  renfermer. 

■ucl6siire,  inn-klô'-jioure,  s. 
clôture,  f.  enclos,  m. 

Iiiclôud,  inn-klaoude^,  tin, 
s'oh?curcir. 

Inclûde,  inn-klioude'',  va.  com- 
prendre, renfermer. 


me 


618  INC 


Inclâding,    iDn-kliou'-dinngne, 

prép.  y  compris. 
Iiicli'ision,    inn-kliou'-jeuno,   s. 

ict.    de    reDfernier,    de    com- 
prendre. 
luclÛBÏTe,     ina-kliou'-cive,    a. 

—  sif.  qui  renTerrae. 
InclûsiTcly,    ÏDn-kliou'-clve-li, 
luc&i-uacîve,     iun-kar^-na-tive^ 

a.  -  tif. 
Incâae,  inn-kése',t)o.   encaisser, 

enchâsser,  couvrir,  renfermer. 
■ucâstelled,        inn-kass^-lel-lé- 

tid,  a.  encastellé. 
Incâutious,  inn  kffî'-cheuce,  a. 

inconsidéré,  sans  soin. 
lucâtitioiisl),  inn-kii&'.cheuce- 

li,  ad.  négligemment. 
Inccndiâi'y,     inn-cenn'-di-a-ri 

s.    incendiaire       (mischjr'ma 

ker),  boule-feu,  m.  [cens,  m 
l'ucente,  inn'-cennce,  s.  eu 
—,  va,  encenser;  irriter,  ficher 

exciter. 
Incéuiemeiit,         Inn-cennce'- 

mennt,  ».  rage,  fureur,  f, 
lucénsor,      inn-cenn'-seur,     s 

quelqu'un  qui  excite  à  la  colère 
l'ncensory,      inn'-Ceun-seur-i 

S.  encensoir,  m. 
luréntive,    inn-cennt-iye,  s.  ai 

guillon,  motif,  encouragemenl 
—,  a.  atlrayant.  [m 

Incéplioii,   inn  cep'-cheune,    s 

commencement,  m. 
IiicépiÎTe,       inn-cop'-tive,     «, 

élémentaire. 
Inccplor,       inn  cep'-teur,       s 

commençant,  m. 
luceraiion,     inn-ci-ré^-cheune. 

8.  l'action  de  couvrir  de  cire,/*, 
lucértilude,    inn-ceurMi-tiou 

de,  s.  incertitude,  f. 
Incessant,     inu-ccs/-sannl,     a 

continuel. 
lucéssaiiiljr,     inn-ces'-sannt-li 

ad.  inces«ammen'_.  sans   cesse 

conlinuelleraent.  {m 

l^ucuel,   iun'-cessie,   s.   inceste 
lucésiiioiis,  inn-cesâ''-tcbiou-6u- 

ce, a,  incesiueux. 
Iiicésluousljr,  inn-cess'-lchiou- 

euce-li,  ad.  iacestueusemeot. 


Incb,  innche,  s,  pouce  (f  t.  n)« 
m.  petite  quantité,  rien;  mo- 
ment. 

— ,  va.  faire  avancer  ou  reculer 
d'un  pouce;  donner  avec  parci- 
monie, [à  petit. 

— ,  V7i.  avancer  ou    reculer  petit 

Iiiclied.  inncht,  a.  divisé  en  pou- 
ces, [ner. 

lucli&ln,  Inn-cbéne',t)a.  encbal- 

l'nchmeal,  innche'-mile,  i, 
j  ièce  d'un  pouce  de  long. 

i'iicboate,  inng'-kA-éte,  tM. 
commencer. 

InchuAlion,  inng  kt-é'-chenoat 
s.  commencement,  m. 

Incliôotive,  inn-kV-a-tive,  0, 
commençant, 

lucide,  inn-salde',  va.  Inciser. 

l'iicideiicc,  — cy,  inn'-ci-denU" 
ce,  denn-ci,  5.  incidence)  chu- 
te, f.  basard,  m. 

l'ncideiit,  inn'-ci-dennt,  a.  ar> 
dinaire,  incident,  dépendant. 

— ,  s.  incident,  accident,  m. 

■  ncidénlal,  inn-ci-denD^-tal,  <b 

casucl. 
IncidentalIy.inn-çi-daDD'-tal-Ii, 

ad.  par  hasard. 
I''ncidcutly.inn<'-ci-denilt-U,a4. 

incidemment. 

ad.  inclutiviment,  j  compris. 
Iiico&gulnble,       inn-kô-agne'- 

iou-la-bl,  a.  incoagulable. 
liicôg,  inn-kog',a.  inconon. 
— .  ad.  incognito. 
Iiicôgiiaiicy,  ii.n  kod'-dji-tann- 

ci,  s.  légèreté,  témérité,  f. 
Iuc6gilative  ,     inn-kod' dji-ta* 

tive,    a.    qui    est    dépourvu  de 

la  faculté  de  penser, 
liicôgiiilo,    ina-kog'-nitt,    ad. 

inc(  gnito. 
Iiiculiêrence,    —    cy,    inn-kfl- 

bi'-rennce,  renn-ci,  s.  —  ren- 
ée, f.      [a.  vague,  incohérent. 
Incohéreul,      jno-kô-lii'-rennt, 
liicuhéreuily,  :nn  kô-bi^'-reoilt- 

li,  uii.  avec  incoliérence,  f. 
Iiicouibûsiiblc,         Inu-komm- 

beuss'-ti-bl,  a.  —  ble. 

■  ucombùstibleucMe,— bilily, 

».  ~  tibilité,  f. 


INC 


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INC 


l'ncome,  Inn'-keume,  «.  rente, 

f.  revenu,  m. 
IncomniciisiirabilSty^        inn- 

kora-menn-chiou-ra-biK-i-li»  $. 

—  incoinmensuiabilité ,  f, 
Incommétisnrable,    —    rate, 

inn-kom-mena'-iihiou-ra-bl,  ré- 

te,  o.  —  ble. 
Incommode —  date.  iDD-korn- 

mdde',   inn-kom'-mô-déte,    va. 

incommoder,  embarrasser. 
Incommodions,   inn-kom-mft^' 

di-euce,  a.  iocommode. 
Incommôdioualyt        inn-kom- 

m6'-di-euce-li,  ud.  incommodé- 

menl. 
Kiicoiiim6dily^  Iucomin6* 

diouaneas,  inn-kom-mod'''i-li, 

inn-kom-m6'-di-euce-nesse,      s. 

incommodité,  f. 
Iucommuniral><ti(},  inn  kom- 

miou-ni-ka-b;l'-i-ti,    s.    qualilé 

de  ne  pouvoir  se  communiquer. 
Incommunicable,       ina-kom- 

miou'-ni-ka-bl,  a.  —  ble. 
lucommiiniciibiy,        inn-kom- 

raiou'-ni-ka-bli,  a(L  d'une    ma- 
nière inconimunicable. 
Incommutabflity,        inn^kom- 

miou-ta-bil'-i-li,   ».   incommua- 

bilité. 
Iiicommâiab1e,înn-koni-miou^- 

ta-bl,  a.  incommuable. 
lucomp&ct,  inn-l^omm-pakl',  a. 

imparfait, non  compacte. 
lucômpui'uble,  inn-komm''-par- 

a-bl,  a.  —  ble. 
Incomparably,  inn-komm^-pa- 

ra-bli,«<i.  —  blement. 
Incompassioiiate,    inn-komm- 

pache'-eune-éte,    a.    impiloja- 

ble,  cruel. 
Incompatibility,       inn-komm- 

pate-i-bil'-i-ti,  s.  —  lité,  f. 
Ineompâlible,  inn-kom.n-pate''- 

i-bl,a.  -  ble. 
IneompâtibIj',M)n-komm-pale''- 
i-bli,  ad.  avec  iccompalibililé. 
Incompciisable,        iuD  komm- 

penn'-sa-bl,  o.  imjajable. 
iDctSmpeiency,    inn-kômm'-pi- 
tenn-ci,  i.    —  tence,  incapaci- 
té,/-. 


Inc6mpe«eui,      Inn-komm'-pl- 

tennt,  a.  —  tent,  incapable. 

Inciimpetently,  inn-komm'-pl- 

tennl-li,  a<i.  incompélemmeat. 

Incômpetibie,      iDD-komm'-pi- 

ti-bl,  a.  inaccepttbie,  'ncoiiTe- 

sant. 

Incomplète,     inn-komm-plite', 

a.  imparfait,  incomplet. 
IncomplétPiicBs,      inn-komiiv 
plite'-nesse,  s.  imperfection,  /. 
état  incomplet. 
luc<Smplexe,inn-komm'-pIekse, 

o.  —  plexe. 
lucomplîance  9  ÎDn-komm- 

plaï'-annce,s.  indocilité, /.man- 
que de  complaisance,  m. 
luc6mpo»ed.    inn-komm-pOzd^, 

a.  négligé,  défagréable. 
Incomposediy,  inn-komm- 

pôzd'-li,   ad.  de  mauvaise  grâ- 
ce, avec  confusion. 
lucompéseduesB,     inn-komm- 

pôzd'-ncsse,  s.,  désordre,  m. 
Incompoisibiiity,     iDn'lio(2).m,- 
pos-si-bil'-i-ii,iqcompaI.iUilité,/. 
Incou>pÔB>ibtc,inn-konl£-pos'- 

si-bl,  a.  incoihpalible. 
Inc6mposui*e,      inn-komm-pj^ 

jioure,»    confusion,  f, 
Incompreheucibiliif  ,Inconi« 
prehéuBiblenc«>,inn-komm- 
pri-benn-ci-bil'-i-ti,      bl-nesse, 
-  lité,/-. 
Incom  prehé  lisible,!  nn-koDQ  ni- 

pri-henn' ci-bl,a.  — ble. 
Incamprehénaiblr,  inn-komm- 
pri-henn'-ci-bli,     ad.     incom- 
préhensiblement. 
Iiicompressibility,  inn-komffl* 

prcs-si-bil'-i-ti,  j.  —lité,  f. 
Incompréasible,       inn-koœm- 

pres'-si-bl,  a.  —  sible. 
luconcéalable,     inn-konn-ci'- 
la-bl,  a   qu'on  ne  peut  cacher. 
Inconcélvable,      inn  konn-ci''- 

va-bi,  a  inconcevable. 
lucoDCéÎTableuear,  inn-kona- 

ci'-va-bl-ne?se,  J.     ^  bililé. 
InconcéiTably.       fnn-konn-ci'- 

va-bli,(i'i.  inconcevablement. 
Inconccplible,   inn-konn-cep'- 
ti-bl,  «.incompréhensible. 


INC 


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INC 


Incouclûdeut,  luconcliisive^ 

inn-konn-kliou'-dennt,  cive,  a 
ce  qui  n'est  pas  concluanl. 

IncoiiclusiTely,  inu-konn- 

ki;i'U'-ciYe-li,  nc(.  d'uoe  manière 
peu  concluante, 

IiicoricInsTenecs,  inn-konn- 
kliuu'-cive-nesfe,  s.  inconsé- 
quence, faiblesse  de  raisonne 
ment. 

lucoucôel,  —  coctcd,  inn- 
konn-kokl',  kokt'-ed,  a.  indi- 
geste. 

lucoiic^ction,  Inn-konn-kok^- 
cheune,  s.  indigeste. 

I'ucoudite,loa'-konD-daïte,  a. 
irrégulier,  rude. 

lucoudilioiial,  —  aie,  inn- 
konn-dicbe'-eune-al,  eune'-éle, 
a.  illimité,  sans  exception. 

Incôngi-ueiice.  —  cy,  inn- 
konng'-groù-ennce,  s.  discon- 
venanee,  absurdité,  f. 

lucongrûii}'.  inn-konn-grôîi'- 
i-li,  J.  incongruité,  f. 

IncôngruouB.inn-konng'-gro'îi- 
euce,  a.  incongru. 

Incôiigruouiily,inn-konn-gr(5ù- 
euce-ii,  ad.  improprement. 

lucoiniL-xrdly,  inn-knn-nek'- 
scd-li,n<i.  sans  connexion. 

lucâiiscionulile,  inn  konn'- 
cheune-a-bl,  a.  déraisonnable. 

lucônSL-quence,  inn-konn'-ci- 
kouennce,  s.  —  ce,  f, 

lucéusequeiiC,  inn-koun'-ci- 
kouennt,  a.  inconséquent,  im- 
pertinent, faible. 

lucôuBcqiieuil)',  inn-I.onn'-ci- 
koueunt-li,  ad.  failjlemeul. 

Iucou*iderable,inD-konn  cid'- 
er-«-bl,  a.  petit,  de  néant. 

lucousidcriibleucas.  inn- 

konn-cid^-er-a*bl-ness''r  5.  con- 
dition obscure,  f. 

Inconaîderato,  inn-konn-cid^- 
er-éle,  a.  étourdi,  indiscret. 

luconsiderateiie»ia,  —  tâoii^ 
inn-konn-cid'-er-éte-nesse,  è'- 
cheune,  s.  étourderie,  f. 

Incoiisidvraielj',  inn-konn- 
cid'-erételi,  ad.  à  la  légère 

lucousisicuco,    ^    cfi    ina- 


konn-ciss'-lennce,  tenn-cl,  s. 
contradiction,  incompatibilité. 
Il  gèreté,  f. 
lucoiisisieut,  inn-konn-ciss' 
tennt,  a.  incompatible,  '\i- 
surde. 

■  ucousitcnlly,     inn-konn-ciss'- 

lennt-li,  ad.  contradictoire- 
ment. 

IiicoiisàlnblL-,  inn-konn-EÔ'-!a- 
bl,  a.  inconsolable. 

Inconsûlitljleiicss,  inn-konn- 
sô'-la-bl-nesse,  s.  douleur  ex- 
trême, f. 

Iiirousôlalily,  inn-konn-sô'-la- 
bli,  a.  —  blement. 

lucônsonancy,  inn-konn'-sô- 
nann-ci,  $.  dissonance,  caco- 
phonie, f. 

Incoiispiciioii8,inn-konn-spit''- 
iou-euce,  a.  imperceptible. 

IncâiiBiniicy,  innkonn'-slann- 
cî,  s.  inconstance,  /*. 

lucoiisiuiit,  inn  kona'-slannt, 
fl.  inconstant. 

lucénsianily,  inn-konn''- 

stannt-li,    ad.    inconslamment. 

luconsûmable,  inn-lionn-siou'- 
ma-bl,  a.  qui  ne  peut  être  con- 
sumé. 

■ucoiitcslable,  inn-konn-tess'- 
ta-bl,a.  incontestable,  certain. 

lucoiilésiably,  inn-konn-tess'- 
ta-bli,  ad.  —  blement. 

■  ucoiitigiious,      inn-konn-lig'- 

iou-euce,  a.  non  conligu. 

lucôuiiiieiice,—  cy,  inn-konn'- 
ti-nencce,  nenn-ci,  s.  inconti- 
nence, f, 

lucôiiiiiieiii,  inn-konnMi- 

nennt,  a.  incontinent. 

lurôutiiieittly,  inn-konn'-ti- 
nennt-li,  ad.  sur-le-champ. 

luconiro\ériiîile,  inn-konn- 
trô-veur'-ti-bl,a.  incontestable. 

lucoiiii-oTérii'uly,  inn-kona- 
Irô-veur'-ti-bii,  ad-  "ans  con- 
tredit 

liicoiivéïiîciico,  —  cy,  inn- 
konn-vi'-ni-ennce,  enn-ci,  in- 
commodité, f.  embarras,  désa- 
vantage, m. 

lucouiéuieut,  inn-konn-vi'-nl. 


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INC 


ennt,   a.  Incommode,  pénible, 
désavantageux. 

convéïiioiiily,    inD  konn-'vK- 
Bi-ennt-ll,  ad.  mal  i  propos. 
couvérsablo^inn-koD   -veur^- 
sa-bi,a.  in?o(jialjle,  bourru. 

EnconTÔrtilile.  inQ-konn-'Veur''- 
ti-bl,  a.  immuable. 

Iiiconvinciblc,  inn-konn-Tlnn''- 
ci-bl,  a.  qui  ne  peul  être  con- 
vaincu, obstiné. 

Hiiconvliicîbly,înn-lvonn-vinn^- 
ci-b!i,  ad.  obstinément. 

Iiicérporal,  inn-kor'-p6-ral,  a. 
immatériel. 

IiicorporàliCf,  inn-kor-p6-raK- 
i-ti,  s.  immatérialité,^. 

Incârporally,  inn-kor'-pô-ral- 
li,  ad.  immatériellement. 

IncérpoFAte^  inn-kor'-pô-réte, 
lia.  incorporer,  unir,  associer. 

— ,  vn,  se  constituer  en  associa- 
tion, en  corporation,  s'incorpo- 

—,  a.  incorporel.  [rer. 

Incorporation,  inn-kor-pô-ré'- 
cheune,  s.  —  lion,  union,  cor- 
poration, f. 

Incorpàreal,  inn-kor-pô'-ri-al, 
a.  incorporel. 

Incorporé ity,  inn-kor-pô-ri^-i- 
ti,  s.  immatérialité,  f. 

Incôrpse,  inn-korpce',  va.  In- 
corporer, [correct. 

Incorrect,  inn-kor-rekl/,  rn.in- 

Incorrécily,  inn-kor-rekt'-li, 
ad.  incorrectement. 

Incorréctness,  inn-kor-rekt''- 
nesse,  ».  incorrection,  inexac- 
titude, f. 

Incârri^ible,  inn-kor^'-ri-dji-bl, 
a.  incorrigible. 

Iiic6rrigibleiicse,  inn-kor^-ri- 
dji-bl-nesse,  s.  incorrigibililé,/'. 

Iiicôrrigibly,  inii-kor'-ri-dji- 
bli,  ad.  —  blement. 

Incorriipt,  liicorrùptcd,  ion* 
kor-reupt',  reup'-ted,  a.  pur, 
intègre. 

Incorruplibilil}-,inn-kor-reup- 
li-bil'-i-li,  s.  —  lilé,  A 

Incorruptible,  inn-kor-reup'- 
ti-bj,  a.  —  ble. 

Incorrûptibly,    ta>kor-reup''- 


ti-bli,   ad.   d'une    manière  ip- 

corniplible. 
Inrorrûption,      inn-kor-reup'- 

cheune,  s.  incorruption,  f. 
IncorrûptnosB,  înn-Kor-reupt'- 

resse,  s.  pureté,  intégrité,  f. 
inci'Hsfiate,  Inn-kras'-séte,  va, 

épaissir. 
Incraasâtion,  Inn-kraS-sé' 

cheune,*.  épalssissement,  m. 
Incr&Bsative,      Inn-kras'sa-ti' 

ve,  a.  incrassant. 
Incréase,    inn-krize',    va.    ac 

croître,  augmenter. 
— ,  vn.  augmenter,  croître. 
— ,  ».  augmentation,  f.  accroisse- 

mrnt,  avancement,  m.  récolte, 

portée,  f. 
Incréascr,   înn-kri^-zeur,  s.  ce- 
lui qui  augmente,  etc. 
Incréasiug,      inn-kri'-zinngne, 

s.  augmentatif,  m. 
l'ucreate,  —  ted,  inn^-kri-éte, 

inn-kri-é'-ted,  a.  incréé. 
Incroflibllity,  —  bleiicfis,  inn- 

kred-i-bil'-i-ti,    bl-ness,    s.    — 

lilé,  f. 
Incrédible,     Inn-kred'-i-bl,    a. 

incroyable. 
Incrédibly,  Inn-kred^-i-bli,  ad- 

incroyablement. 
Incredûlît;,  —  lonsncs8,inn- 

kri-diou'-li-ti,    Inn-kred'-djiou- 

leuce-nesse,  s.  incrédulité,  f. 
Inrrédulons,        Inn-kred^-jou- 

leuce,  <i.  incrédule. 
Inci'émable,   inn-kri'-ma-bl,  a. 

incombustible. 
I^ncremeui,  inng'-kri-raennt,  s. 

accroissement,  avancement,  m. 
I^iicrepate,    inng^-kri-péte,  va. 

réprimander. 
Incrcp&tion,    inn-kri-pé'-clieu- 

ne,  s.  réprimande,  f. 
Incrûsl,  —   taie,  inn-kreuste^, 

inn-kreuss'-téte,  va.  incruster. 
Incrnslàtion,      inn-kreuss-té'- 

ctieime,  s.  —  tlon,/',  [couver. 
l'ncnbnte,  inng-kiou-béte,  t'a. 
Incnbàlien,  inn-kiou-bé'-cheu- 

ne,  s.  —  ballon,  ^. 
l'ucubua,    inng''-ki0U'beuce,    <• 

cauchemar,  m. 


IND 


622 


IND 


lucnleate,  inn-keuK-kétej  va, 
inculquer,  redire. 

luciilcâiion,  inDg-keuI-ké''- 
cheune,  $■  —  lion. 

Iiiciilpable.  innkeul'-pa-bl,  a. 
irrépréhensible,  juste. 

Iuciil|>ably.  inn-keu'/-pa-bli, 
a.  d'une  manière  irréprochable. 

lucûlt,  inD-keulte',  a  inculte, 
geossier. 

Incùiubcncy,  iDn-keum'-bcun- 
ci  s.  possession  d'un  bénéfice; 
''action  d'être  sur  un  autre. 

liicûmltoi>t,inn-keum'-bennt,  s. 
bénéficier,  m. 

— ,  a  nécessaire,  obligatoire,  im- 
posé, inconibant. 

Iiicûiuber,  inn-keum'-beur,  va. 
embarrasser. 

Iiicûiubruui-e,  Inn-keum'- 

brannco,  s.  embarras,  obsta- 
cle, m. 

liicûiiibraucer,  inn-keum'- 
brann-ceur,  a.  hypothécaire. 

Iiicûi-,  ico-keur,  ta.  encourir, 
suliir,  se  présenter. 

Ini'ui-abilil),  —  blcnesa,  iun 
kiou-ra-bil'-î-li,  bl-ness,  s.  in 
cuiabilllé,  f.  [incurable 

lucûrnble,    inn-kiou'-ra-l'l ,    a 

liicûi-ably,  lnn-kiou'-ra-bli,at/ 
.     sans  remède.       [a    nonchalant 

laicûriouB,       inn-kiou^-ri-euce 

Incursion,  inn-keur'-cheune,  s 
incursion,  ;'.       [courber,  plier 

luciii-vato,    inn-keur^-véte,  va 

li^ciai'Tâliou,—  *îtj',  inn-lîeur- 
>é'-cheune,  Ti-ti,s.  courbure,  f. 

l'ndugate,  inn'-da-guéle,  va 
rechercher,  examiner. 

Iiidugâliou,  inn-da-gué^-cheu 
ne,  s,  recherche,  perquisition,/', 

l'aidagatoF,  inn^-da-gué-teur 
s    celui  qui  rech'  rche. 

Iit(!âi-«,  inn-darle',  va,  darder. 

luiK'bi,  inn-dcti',  va.  endetter, 
obliger,  rendre  service. 

ludcbtL'd,  inn-det'-ted,  a.  en- 
detté, redevable,  obligé. 

Iiidi'ceiiry,  inn-di'-cennci ,  s. 
indéeence,  f. 

ludeceut,  inn-di'-c«DBt,  a.  In- 
décent. 


Indccentlj'.  tnD-di'-cennt-li,a<{i 

indécemment 

Iiidccidiioiis,  inn-di-cid'-lou- 
euce,  a.  qui  ne  perd  pas  ses 
Teuilles,  à  feuilles  persistantes. 

liidecHuablc,  inn-di-klaï^-ca- 
bl    a.  —  ble. 

ii>dec6rou8,  lnn-di-k6'-reuce, 
(1    impropre,  indécent. 

Iiidecorum,  inn-di-kô'-reume, 
s,  inconvenance,  /. 

Iiidéed,  inn-dtd',  ud,  en  véri- 
té, tout  de  bon. 

liidorûiigable,  inn-dl-fate^-i- 
gi;a-l  I,  (I.  infatigable. 

IiidL-râligabl},  inn-di-fale'-i- 
gua-bli,  ad,  infatigablement, 
sans  relâche. 

Iiidefectibilit)'.  inn-di-fek-ti- 
bil'-i-ti,  s.  —  tibililé,  /. 

ludcfcclible,  inn-di-fek'-ti-bl, 
a.  indéfectible. 

ludcféikiblc,  inn-di-fi''.zi-bl,  a. 
irrévocable,  inviolable. 

IndcféKsible,  inn-di-fenn'-cl- 
bl,  a.  indéfendu.  [indéfini. 

Indéûitiii-,     inu-dif'-i-nite,    a. 

ludéfluiiely,  inn-def'-i-nite-li, 
ad.  —  niment. 

Iiideriiiitiide,  inn-di-fine'-i- 
tioude,  s.  infinité,  f, 

Iiidi-liberate,  ludclîberated, 
inn-di-lib'-er-éte,  é-ted,  a  in- 
délibéré. [—  bililé,  f, 

IndeIibi'lity,inn-del-i-biK-i-ti,s. 

Iiidélible,  inn-del'-i  bl,  ac2.  in- 
délébile, inelTaçalile. 

■  udélicucy,  inn-del'-i-ka-ci,  ». 
grossièreté,  f.  [grossier. 

Indélicate,    inn-deU-i-léte,    a. 

Indélicalely,  inn-deK-i-këte-li, 
ad.  grossièrement. 

Iiideiuiilfic&iion,  inn-demm- 
ni  fi-ké'-cheune,  s,  dédomma- 
gement, m. 

Iiidéuiuiry,  inn-demm'-ni-faï, 
va.  dédommager,  indemniser, 
exempter. 

ludéniuity,  inndemm'-nl-ti,  s. 
dédommagement,  pardon,  »n. 
inaeranité,  f.  AcI  of  —,  am- 
nislie. 

ludviudusirable,       inn-dème- 


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IND 


enn'-stra-bl,  a.  qu'on  ne  saurait 
démontrer,  absurde. 

Indcut,  inudennl',  va.  dente- 
ler, ébrécher,  [gagemenl. 

— 9  vn,  passer  un  _jnlral,  un  en- 

ludeutàtioii,  inn-denn-lé'-cbeu- 
ne,  s.  dentelure,  inégaliié,  f. 

Iiidéuture  inn-denn'-tcbioure, 
(.  contrat,  brevet,  m. 

Indopéudeuce,—  dcucy.  iûn- 
di-penn'-dennce,  denn-ci,  s.  — 
dauce,  f. 

ludepéudeni,  Inn-di-penn^ 
dennl,  a.  Indépendant,  franc. 
ludependeiits,  S.  indépen- 
dants, m.  pi. 

Indcpéndeiilly,  inn-di-penn''- 
dennt-li,  ad.  indépendamment. 

ludcscrt,  inn-di-ieurte'i  S. man- 
que de  mérite,  m. 

IndéàineutI),  Inn-dess'-i- 

nennt-li,  ad.  sans  interruption. 

Indestructible,  inn-di-streuk'- 
ti-bl,a.  indestructible. 

ludctérmiuable,  inn-di-teur'- 
mi-na-bl,  a   Indéterminable. 

ludetérniluate.  iun-di-teur''- 
mi-néle,  a.  indéterminé. 

Indu  termina  tely,  inn-di-teur^- 
mi-néte-li,  ad.  indéterminé- 
ment. 

ludclerniin&tion,  inn-di-teur- 
mi-né'-cheune,  s.  Irrésolution,/'. 

Iudctérujin<>d,  inn-di-leur'- 
minnd,  a  indécis. 

ludciôiiou,  inn-di-vd'-cbeune, 
s.  irréligion,  f. 

Indc-vùiit,  inn-di-Taoute',  a.  ir- 
réligieux, [m.  taille,  f, 

■''ndox,     inn^-dekse,    s.    index, 

ludeitérit;,  inn-deks-ter'-i-ti, 
s.  maladresse,  f. 

I.'udiaii,  inn'-di  ano  or  inn'- 
dji-ane,  a.  s.  Indien. 

l'udicaut,  inn'-di  liannt,  a.  in- 
dicatif. 

I/ndicate-  inu'-dj  iiéte,  va.  indi- 
quer. 

Indication,  inn-di-ké''-cheune, 
s.  —  tion.  marque,  f. 

Indicative,  inn-dik'-a-tive,  a. 
—  tif. 

—  mood,  I.   indicatif,  m. 


l'udicator,  Inn'-dik-a-teur,  $■ 
indicaleur,  Indice,  m. 

l'ndicaior;,  ian'-dik-a-tenr-i, 
a.  qui  indique,  qui  sert  d'in- 
dice. 

ludi'ct,  inn-daïte',  va.    accuser, 

lihjictioii,  inn-dik'-cheune,  s. 
—  tion,  déclaration,  f. 

■  •■dicluicnt,    ir'3^(i|te''-mennt, 

s.  accusatioD,  z''.  acte  d'accusa- 
tion, m. 
ludifference,  —  cy,  inn-dff'- 
fer-ennce,  enn-ci,  ».  indifféren- 
ce, impanialilé   /. 

■  ■■diffeieut,     inn-dif'-fer-ennt, 

(I.  indifférent,  passable,  tiède, 
commun,  faible. 

ludiOereutly.  inn  dif'-fer-enot- 
li,  ad.  indifféremment,  passa- 
blement. 

l'udigence,— cy,inn'-di-djence, 
djenn-ci,  s.  indigence,  f. 

ludigonous,  inn-did'-dji-neuce, 
(i.du  pajs,  indigène, 

l'ndigent,  inn'-di-djerint,a.  In- 
digent, nécessiteux. 

liidiséNt,  liidigésted,  înn-di- 
djeste',  djess'-ted,  n.  indigeste, 
informe;  qui  ue  peut  encore 
suppurer. 

Iiidigc8iible,inn-di-djess'-ti-b!, 
a.  indigeste,  qui  ne  peut  fitra 
digéré 

liidigéfition ,  inn-did-djess'- 
tcheune,  i.  indigestion,  f, 

liidij^ilate,  inn-did'-dji-téte, 
U".  montrer  du  doigt. 

■  ■■digilàtion,       inn-did-dji-té'- 

cheune,  s.  act.  de  monlrer  du 
doigt,  preuve,  f. 

■  udi'gDi,  inn-daine'',  a.    indigne. 
ludiguaut,    inn-dig'-nannt,   a. 

indigné. 

Indignation,  inn-digné'-cheu- 
ne,  s.  —  tion,  f.   courroux,  m. 

Indigiiitjr,  inn-dig'-ni-ti,  i.  in- 
dignité,/-. 

l' ndigo.  inn'-di  gô,  s  indigo, m. 

Indirect,  inn-di-relvt',  a.  in- 
direct, oblique,   courbe 

Indirect  ion,    ina-di-rek'-cfaeu- 

ne,  s.  voies  indirectes,  /.  pi, 
,  ludiréctly,  inu-di  rekt'-li,   ad< 


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IND 


Indireclement  ,      injustement. 
Indiréctncss,    Inn-di-rekl'-nes- 

se,  s.  obliquité,  injustice,  ^ 
liidiscériiibie^      ir.n-diz-zeur'- 

iii-bl,  a.  imperceptible, 
liiiliHcérnibly,      inii-diz-zeur'- 

ni-bli,  ad.    imperceptiblement. 
Indiscerptibilii)',  ion-dis- 

seurp-ti-bil'-i-ti.  s.  indi-visibili- 

ié,f.  [ti-bl. a.  indivisible. 

Iiiiliacérpiildc,  ino-dis-seurp'- 
9fidisc6very,        inn-diss-keuv'- 

cur-i,  s.  état  de  ce  qui  est  caché. 
liifliscréel,     inn-diss-lirlte'',  a. 

indiscret. 
Iiiiliscrécllj',   inn-diss-krjte'-ll, 

ad.  —  crèlement. 
liidiscrécion,  inn-diss-krèche'- 

eune,  j.  indiscrétion,  ;. 
liidi»crlniiiiate,     inn-diss-krl- 

me'-i-néte,  a.  confus. 
Iiidigcrimiiialcly.inn-diss-kri- 

me'-i-néte-li,  ad.  sans  distinc- 
tion, confusément. 
ludispénsable,  inn-diss-penn'- 

sa-bl,  a.  indispensable. 
Iiidispénsablviiesg,      inn-dis- 

penn'-sa-bl-nesse,s  nécessité,/. 
Iiidispéiisably,  inn-d  ss-penn'- 

sa-bli,  ad.  —  biement. 
ludUpéae,    inn-diss  pôze',    l'a. 

rendre  Incapable,  donner  de  la 

répugnance,    aigrir,  mettre  en 

dé-ordre. 
Iudi».p6sed,  inn-diss-p6'-zd,  a. 

indisposé,  dérangé. 
Iiidii«|iôsedness.     inn-diss-pé^- 

zed-nesse,».  répugnance,/'. 
luditupositiou,     inn-diss-pô-zi- 

cbe'-eune,  s.  —  tiuu,  aversion, 

f.  mécontentement,  m. 
Indigputable,      inn-diss'-piou- 

tii-bl,  a.  incontestable. 
Indiaputablciiess,      inn-diss''- 

pinu-la-bl-nesse,   s.    état  de  ce 

qui  est  incontestable. 
Iiidispulnbly,      inn-diss'-piou- 

ta-bh,  ad.  incontestablement. 
IiidisHÔl table,    inn-diz-zol'-va- 

h',  II.  indissoluble. 
ilndisfiolubilily,     —    blenetis, 

iiin-dis-sô-liou-bil'-i-ti,    bl-nes- 

se,  j.  —  iité,  f. 


Indissoluble,   inn-dis'-sj-lion- 

bl,  a.  indissoluble. 

■  iiilissoiiibl),    inn-dis'-s8-Iiou- 

l'!i,  iid.  —  lublement. 
Indistinct,  inn-diss-tinngkt',  a, 

confus.  [li,  ad.  sans  ordre. 

Indisiinclly,   inn-diss-linngkl'- 
Itidi«4liuciiicfi8,    — -  tioii,  inn- 

Jiss-tinngkt'-nesse,      linngkl'- 

thtune,    s.     confusion,    obscu- 

riié,  f. 
IndistiiiguUbable,      inn-dies- 

linng'-ouiche-a-bl,   a.    qui    ne 

peut  être  distingué. 

■  iidisiùrliance,    inn-diss-tflur'- 

Lannce,  s.  tranquillité,/. 

Iiiditable,  inn-daîte'-a-bl,«.  eri- 
minel. 

Eudiie,  inn-dalte',  va.  accuser, 
dénoncer,  écrire,  dicter. 

Iiidiiéc,  inn-daî-tl',  s.    l'accusé. 

Iiiditemcul,  inri-daite'-mennt, 
S   plainte,  accusation, dictée,  f. 

luditer,  inn-daî'-Ieur,  s.  accu- 
sateur, dénonciateur,  m. 

Iiidiiidiial,  inn-di-vid^-iou-al 
or  vid'-djiou-al,  a.  individuel. 

— 9  .«î.  individu,  ?rt. 

■  ■■dividiially.      inn-di-vid'-Iou- 

a!-li.  ad.  —  dueilement. 

Individuuie.inn-di-vid'-iou-éte, 
V'i.  distinguer,  individualiser. 

Iiidividuâiîou,  inn-di-vid-iou- 
é'-cheune,  s.  ce  qui  fait  un  in- 
dividu. 

Iiidividnity,  —  du&lity,  inn- 
di-vid-iou'-i-ti,  al'-i-ti,  S.  ^ 
liié,  état  distinct,  »!. 

liidivisibility —  bleness^  ÎDD- 
di-viz-i-bil'-i-ti,  bl-nesse,  s  — 
lue,  f.  [-  ble. 

Iiidiiisible,   Inn-di-viz'-i-bl,  a. 

■  nditisibl}-,  ian-di-viz'-i-bli,a(i. 

—  biement. 
Iiidôcible,  —  cile,   inn-doss'- 
i-bl,  ile,  a.  indocile. 

■  udocility,     inn-dô-cil'-i-ti,    I. 

indocilité,  f. 
Iitdôoirinate.inn-dok'-tri-néte, 

r^.  endoctriner,  instruire. 
Iiidoctriiiâlioii.        inn-dok-tri- 

ué'-cheune,  s.  instruction,  f. 
J'ndoleuce)—  c; ,  iua'-dô-leaD- 


IND 


625 


INÉ 


ce,     lenD-ci,     s.     ^ddolence; 
exemption  de  peine, ^. 

l'iidoleiii.  inn''-dâ-!eDnt,  a.  in- 
dolent, exemot  de  peine. 

l'iidolendy,  inn'-dd-Iennt-li, 
ud.  nonchal!  i-men(. 

Iixldrsc,  inr  -dorce',  vd-  écrire 
au  dot    eLflosaw  (un  effet). 

ludôrsemev...  Inn-dorce'- 

niennt,  s.  endos,    [dosseur,  m. 

Iiidorser,  Inn-dor^-ceur,  s.   en- 

Indrnught,  inn-drafte',  s.  baie, 
entrée,  f.  passage,  m. 

Iiidréiicb)  inn-drenncbe^,  va. 
tremper.  [«.  certain. 

Indûbioua,      inn'diou''bi-euce, 

ludûbitable,  inn-diou'-bi-ta-bl, 
a.  —  ble,  sûr. 

Iiidnbitably,  inn-diou'-bi-ta- 
bli,  ad.'  —  tablement, 

Iiidûbitale,  inn-diou''-bi-tëte,a. 
certain,  sûr,  évident. 

ludûce,  inn-diouce',  va.  dispo- 
ser, induire,  persuader,  cau- 
ser, exciter,  amener. 

Iiidûccment,  inndiouce^- 

mennt,  s.  motif, m. induction,/'. 

Iiidûcer,  iun-diou'-ceur,  s.  ins- 
tigateur. 

■  lidûcl,  inn-deukt',  va.  Intro- 
duire, mettre  en  possession. 

Iiidûcliou,  inn-deuji''-cbeune, 
s.  —  tion,  introduction,  frise 
de  possession,  A        [persuasif. 

ludûctive,    inn-deuli''-tive,    a. 

Indue,  inn-diou',  va.  investir. 

ludûlge,  inn-deul-dje',  va. 
cliojer,  tolérer,  fa-voriser,  satis- 
faire.— to,  s'abandonner  à. 

ludûlgeiice,  —  cy,  Inn-deul'- 
djennce,  djenn-ci,  s.  indulgen- 
ce, tolérance,  impunilé,  f.  par- 
don, m. 

Indulgent,  inn-deul^-djennl,  a. 
—  gent,  doux,  tolérant,  favo- 
rable. —  of,  qui  aime. 

ludûlgently.    inn-deul'-djennt- 

li,  ad.  avec  douceur. 
ludûH,    ludûlto,     inn-deulle', 

inn-deuK-lft,  s.  induit,  m. 
I^ndurable,    iun'-diou-ra-bl,  a. 
supportable,  [endurcir. 

l'udurate,    inn^  diou-réte,    va. 


l'odurate,  vn.  durcir. 

Induration,  inn-diou-ré'-cheiv 
tie,  s.  endurcissement,  m.  l'ac- 
tion d'endurcir. 

Indûsli'iouB,  inn-deuss'-tri-eu- 
ce,  a.  industrieux. 

IndÛBtriousl),  inn-rfeuss'-tri- 
euce-li,  ad.  industrieusemenl. 

l'ndustr}',  inn'-deuss  tri,  s.  in- 
dustrie, habileté,  f.  travail,  m. 

■nvbriale,  Ine-i'-bri-éle,  va. 
enivrer, 

Inebriilion,  —  ety,  )ne-i-bri- 
é'-cheuno,briM-ti,  s.  ivresse,^. 

Ineffability,  Ine-ef-fa-blK-i-tit 
s.  —  lité,  /.  [fable. 

Ineffable,  ine-ef'-fa-bl,  a.  inef- 

Inrffably,  ine-ef'-fa-bli,  ad. 
d'une  manière  ineffable. 

Inefféclivc,  Incfféctual,  ine- 
ef-fek'-tive,  tcliiou-al,  a.  inef- 
ficace, sans  effet,  inutile. 

InefféclÎTely ,  IneCTectually, 
ine-ef-fei'tiou-li,  Ichiou-al-li, 
ad    inutilement. 

lucITvctualncgs,  ine-ef-fek'- 
tchiou-al-nesse,  s.ineflicacité, ^ 

IncrCc&i'Iuus,  luefficionl,  i. 
neef-B  ké'-cheuce,  ficbe'-ennt, 
a.  inefficace. 

InéfOcacy,  ine-ef'-fl-ka-cl,  s. 
inefficacité,  f. 

Inélégance,  —  cy,  ïne-eK-i- 
gannce,  gann-ci,  s.  manque 
d'élégance,  m.  rudesse,  f. 

Inélégant,  ine-el'-i-gannt,  a. 
sans  élégance,  grossier. 

Inéloqn«-ni ,  ineel'  fl-kouennt, 
a.  dépourvu  d'éloquence. 

Inépi,  ine-epte',  a.  inepte,  fai- 
ble, incapable. 

Inéptitude,  ine-ep'-ti-tioude,  f. 
impuissance,  incapacité,/'. 

inéptly,  ine-epte'-li,  ad.  folle- 
ment 

lueqnàlily,    Ine-i-kouaK-i-ti,  s. 

inégalilé,    différence,    f. 
Incrrable,    ine-eur'-ra-bl,     a. 

infaillible. 
luérrublencss,—  bllity,  ine- 
eur'-rs-bl-nesse,  hil'-\-ti,  s.  in- 
faillibilité, f.     [infailliblement, 
I  ^'^:?rably,   ine-eur^-ra-bli,   ad. 

40 


INE 


6-26 


luéri-Ingly,  ine-eur'-rinngne- 
li,  nd.  sans  erreur. 

Inéi't,  ine-eurle',  a.  lourd,  pa- 
resseux, inerte. 

IiiértI}',  ine-eurle'-li,  nd.  lour- 
dement,   d'une  manière  Inerte. 

liicrcuess,  ip#-eur(e'-nesse»  s 
inertie,  f, 

luesfâtioii  (ne-ess  ké'-chpune, 
s.  action  rfé  mettre  l'appât,  m. 

luvBtÏDiahle,  Ine-ess'-ti-ma-hl, 
a.  inestimable.  [caché. 

Inévidi--ut,   ine-èfe'-i-dennt,  a, 

lucTiiubilit)',  ine  ève-i-ta-bil'- 
i-ti,  s.  taracière  inévitable. 

luévitable,    ine-ève'-i-ta-bl 


ble. 


[inévitablement, 
e-eve'-i-la 


Inévitabljr.  ine-êve'-i-la  bli  «d. 

Inexcusable^  ine-eks-kiou'-za- 
bl,  a   inexcusable. 

lucxcûsableiiess,  ine-eks- 

kiou'  zabl-nesse,  J.  faute  In- 
excusable, f. 

luexcûsably,  îne-eks-kiou^-za- 
bli,  ad.  d'une  manière  inexcu- 
sable. 

luexhàlable,  ine-eks-bé'-la-bl, 
a.  qui  ne  peut  s'évaporer. 

Iiiexbâiifttetl^  ine-eks-hâïiss^- 
ledj  a.  non  épuisé. 

Inexhâustible,  ine-eks-hauss^- 
ti-bl,  a.  inépuisable. 

luexJBteiice,  ine-egz-iss^-tenn- 
ce,  s.  non  existance. 

Iiicxicleui,  ine-egz  iss'-lennt, 
a.  non  existant. 

luéxorable,  ioe-eks'-ô-ra  bl,  a. 
inexorable.  [—  blemenl. 

Iiiéxornbly,lne-eks'-6-ra-bli,nd. 

luexpédieiice.,  —  cy.  ine-eks- 
pi'-di-ennce,  enn-ci,  s.  impro- 
priété, f.  inconvénient,  m. 

Iiieipédieul,  ine-eks-pi'- 

di-ennt,  a. impropre,  mal  à  pro- 
pos, [e^uce,  s.  —  ce./'. 

Inexpérience,        ine-eks-pi^-rî- 

luexpéi-ieuced,  ine-eks-pi'-ri- 
ennst.  a.  sans  expérience. 

Iiifxpéi-t,  ine-ek5-peurte',n.  in- 
exiiérimenté,  maladroit. 

luox|iiable,  ine-eks'-p:-a-bl,  a. 
-  ble. 

Inézpiiibly,      Ine-eks'-pi-»  bli, 


INF 

ad.  d'une  manière  inexpiable. 

Inexplicable.  ineeks'-pU-ki- 
bl,  a.  Inexplicable. 

inéxplicabl)',  Ine-eks'-pli-ka- 
bli,  ad.  inexpl'cableraenl 

liicxproBsible,  ino-eks-pros'.E 
bl,  a.  inexprimable,  Inoui. 

InoxprésNîbl^,  ine-eks-pres'-si" 
bli,  ad.  d'une  manière  ineffable. 

Inexpiignable.  ine  eks-peug'- 
na-bl,  a.  imprenable 

■  ucxiiiiguisliable,  ine-eks- 
tinrig/gouichu-a-bl,  a.  inexlin- 
gnible.  [a  inextricable. 

lMéxtrica!<le,ine-eks'-tri-ka-bl, 

liiéxiricabi;.  ine-eks'-tri-ka- 
b!i,  nd.  —  bleraent.        [enter 

Inëje,     ine-aî',     vn     inoculer, 

Inraillibi'lil),  —  bleness,  inn- 
fal-li-bil'-i-ti,  inn-fal'-li-bl-nes- 
se,  s.  infaillibilité,  f. 

■lirâillible,  inn-fal'-li-bl,  a.  In- 
faillible, sûr. 

Infâillibly,  inn-fal'-li-bli,  ad. 
iufailliblement. 

Inrâme,  inn-féme',  va.  desho- 
norer, difTamer.  [infâme. 

■'■■famans.    inn'-fé-meuce,    a. 

I/ufamousty.  inn'-fa-meuce-li, 
ad.  d'une  manière  infâme. 

I^iifain^,  —  monsiiess,  inn^- 
fa-mi,  meuce-nesse,  s.  infamie,/. 

l^uTaucy,  inn^-fann-ci,  5.  en- 
fance, adolescence,  f. 

l'nfant,  inn'-fanDt,  ;.  enfant, 
infant,  m.  [f. 

Infânia,  ino-fann^-ta, A. infante, 

Iffânle,  inn-fann'-te,  s.  infan^ 

9ï!. 

■nfâniicide,  inn-fann'-ti-saHe, 
s  infanticide,  massacre  des  In 
nocenis,  m. 

l'iirantile,  —  tine,  inn'-fann- 
taïle,  taïne,  a.  enrantin. 

■/■■raniry,  inn'-fann-tri,  s.  In- 
fanlerio,  f. 

■urùinoie,  inn-fatche'-iou-é!e, 
va.  infatuer,  enivrer,  rendre 
fou. 

Iiifadi&lion,  inn-fatche-iou-é''- 
cbeune,  s.  infalualion,  folie, 
prévi-olion, /.  enivrement,  en- 
têtement, m. 


INF 


627 


INF 


IiifoUcil;',  iD"-fi-Iice''-i-ti,  s.in- 
forlune»  /.  [concUire. 

■  ■•fer.    inn-ffu.',    va.    inférer, 
B^iifct*eBiee,  inn^-feur-ennce,  s. 

conséquence,  induclion, /■, 

■  ■■rérilile,     |/nrrraljle,      inn- 

feur'-i-bliinn'-fc'ur-a-bl,  a,  qui 
peut  être  déduit.         [inférieur. 

Iiiférior,    inn-fi'-rl-eur,    a.    s. 

lufcriôriljr,  inn-fi-ri-ôr'-i-ti,  s. 
infériorité,  dépendance,  f. 

Eiirérnal,  Inn-feur'-nal,  a.  in- 
fernal. 

—,  s.  habitant  de  l'Enfer,     [rile. 

Ii>rér(ile,  inn-feur'.tile,  a.  slé- 

liifei-tility,  inn-feur-tiK-i-ti,  s. 
infertilité,  stérilité,  f. 

Eiifést,  inn-fesle',  va.  infester, 
ravager,  incommoder. 

Iiircslivitjr,  inn-fess-tiv'-i-ti,  s. 
manque  de  joie,  ï?i. 

■iifcud&iiou,  inn-fiou-dé'-cheu- 
ne,  s.  infëodalion,  f. 

l'iifialel,  iun' fi-del,    a.  infidèle. 

IiiCdclily,  inn-ii-del'-i-ti,  s.  in- 
fidélité, f. 

l'nOiiite,  inn'-fi-nile,  a.  infini. 

Iiifiiiitely,  inn'-fi-nite-Ii,  ad. 
infiniment,  fort.     [s.  infinité,  /. 

l^iiGititeness,  ina'-fi-nJte-aes^e, 

liifiiiitive,  inn-Ëne^-i-tive,  s.  in- 
finitif, m. 

Iiifiiiily.  —  lude,  inn-fine'-i-ti, 
i-tioude,  ».  inlinilé,  f.    [faible. 

Iiiriroi,  inn-feurm',   a.  infirme, 

lufirniary,  inn-feur'-ma-i i,  s. 
infirmerie,  f.  Ovcrsccr  «f,  s. 
infirmier,  m. 

Iiifiiiuity  inn-feur'-mi-li,  s. 
infirmité,  faiblesse,  /. 

Iiiffriuness,  inn-feurm'-nesse, 
s.  faiblesse,  f. 

Iiifix,  inn-filise'',  va,  fixer,  in- 
culquer, graver. 

IiiUâuie;  inn-Déme',  va,  enflam- 
mer, mettre  en  feu,  grossir, 
exagérer,  aggraver. 

— ,  Vn.  s'enflammer. 

liiOâmer,  inn-flé'^-meur, s. celui, 
celle  qui  enflamme. 

Iliflnmnittliilify,  —  llIciiesB, 
inn-flam-ma-hil'-i-ti,  bl-nesse, 
(.  iulliiaiiiiabiiité,/. 


liiOâuimable,  inn-flam'-ma-bl, 
a.  inflammable. 

Iiiflaiituinlioti..  i:,n-flam-mé'- 
cheune,  s.  —  tiCRj  f. 

IiiOâiuniator)',  Inn-flam'-Bia- 
teur-i,  a.  inflammatoire. 

Iiiflâie,  inn-fléle,  va.  enfler. 

Iiifiâtioa,  inn-flê'-cheune,  s> en- 
flure, flatuosité,  f. 

iùOpci,  Inn-flelite',  va.  fléchir, 
varier,  conjuguer. 

Iiidcction,  inn-flek'-cbeune,  s 
inflexion,  variation,  f.  [pliant. 

Iiinvciive,      inn-fiek'-tive,     a. 

InOexiliilitf,  —  blelless,  inn- 
Duks-i-biK-i-ti,  i-bl-nesse,  s.  in 
Dixiliilité,  f.  [flexible. 

■  ■■Oi-xilile,  inn-fleks'-i-bl,  a.  in- 
Iiiflcxilily,    inn-flel^s'-i-bli,    ad 

—  blement.  [châtier. 
■iiOicl,  inn-flikie',  va.  infliger, 
liiOicier,  inn  flik'-teur,  s.  celui 

qui  punit. 
I»aiciion.   inn-flik'-cheune,   ». 

—  tinn,  punition  corporelle,  f. 
liiOictivL-,   inn-flik'-tive,  a.  in- 

fliclit. 
■''■■aiicnce,   inn'-fliou-ennce,  ( 
influence,  f.    ascendant,    pou- 
voir, m.  [guider. 
— .  va.  influer,  causer,    modifier, 
l'iiaiicni,  inn'-fliou-ennt,  a.  in- 
fluent,                      [qui   influe, 

■  ■■fluéiitial,  inn-flion-cnn'-cbal, 
liiflitéiiza,  inn'-fliou-enn^-za,  s. 

maladie  épidémique,  la  grippe,^. 

S^ikfliix,  inn'-fleukse,  s.  cours, 
écoulement,  pouvoir,  m. 

liifol<l,inn-rôid',  vu,  envelopper. 

litfôliatc,  inn-fô^'-li-éte,  ua.  cou- 
vrir de  feuilles. 

Iiifôrni,  inn-forrae/,  va-  instrui- 
re, informer,  enseigner,  ap- 
prendre, avertir,  donner  la 
forme,  dresser,  animer. 

—  aguiiiBt,  accu?er.         [former. 

— .  vu.  instruire  (une  affaire),  in- 

Iiiroi-inal,  inn-forme''-al,  a.  ir- 
régulier, [s.  nullité,  f. 

Iiiforiiiâliiy    inn-forrae-al'-i-ti, 

litfui'iiiâiioii,  inn-!'or-mé'-cbeu« 
ne,  J.  —  tion,  act.  d'animer,  f, 
avis,  m,  plaiote  juridique,  f. 


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628 


■  ■firmcr,    —   niant,  tnn-for- 

me'-eur,  aniU,  j.  délateur,  es- 
pion, accil'aleur,  instructeur, 
ni.  [bl,  a.  pas  à  craiodre. 

Infôrniidiilile,     inn-for'-mi-da- 

Iiir6i-nii<}',  inn-for'-mi-ti,  j. 
difformité,  /.  [inTorme. 

Inràrmoiis,    inn-for'-meiice,    a. 

Iiirôi'tunato,  inn-for'-lchioû- 
néle,  s.  infortuné. 

Inri'&ct,  inu  frakle',  t'a  briser, 
commettre  une  infraction. 

Iiirrâclion,  inn-frali'-clieune,  s. 
infraction,  f. 

Iiifràrtor,  inn-frak'-teur,  s.  ce- 
lui qui  brise,  qui  commet  une 
infraction. 

lufi'âugible,  inn-frann'-dji-bl, 
a.  qui  ne  peut  être  bri^é. 

Ilirréquencjr,  inn-fri'-kouenn- 
ci,  (.  rareté,  f, 

Inrréqiieut,  iDD-fri'-kouennt, 
a,  rare. 

lufrigidaie,  inn-frid'-dji-déte, 
va.  refroidir. 

lufriuge,  inn-frirndje',l>(i.  en- 
freindre, transgresser,  détruire. 

lufi'lugoment,  inn-frinndje'- 
mennl,  s.  infraction,  Yiolalion, 
f.  -violemmcnl,  »!. 

lufringor,  iun-frinndje'-enr,  s 
infracleur,  m.  [enfumer. 

Iiifùmate,    inn-fiou'-niéte,    va. 

■  ufûacate.    inn-fsuss'-kéte,  v<i. 

noircir,  obscurcir.        [inspirer. 

■  ■•l'use,  inn  fiouze',  va.  infuser. 
Iiifû»ible,  iun-6ou'-2i-bl,  a.  in- 

fiisiLle;  qu'on  peut   inspirer. 
Iiifûttiou,  inn-fiou'-jeune,  «.  in- 
fusion, suggestion,  /. 
Iiiriisivc,       inn-SQu'-me,      a. 

qu'on  peut  infuser. 
lugnuuâlioii.inngan-né'-cbeU' 

ne,  s.  tromperie,  f, 
lugAte,  inn-guétfi',  J,  entrée,/, 

passage,  m. 
I/ugatberiiig,       Inn'-gath-eur- 

inngne,  s.  récolte,  f. 
lugénjiualc,     ,'nn-jdem'-nii-né- 

le,  va.  doulilei.  rcpéler. 

■  ugeiniuâlioii,       inn-djern-mi- 

né'-cheune,  s.  répétition    f. 
Ingéuderer,     inn-djeûn'-deur- 


ING 

ear,  $,  celui  qui  engendre,  gé- 

oitenr. 
ngénerable,  in>,,djène-î-ra-bl, 

a.  qui  ne  peut  être  engendré. 
■igéiieiatc.         Iiigéiieriitcd, 

inn-djèue'-i-réte,  ré-ted,  a.  in- 
né, [ingénieux,  délicat. 
iigéiiioiis,  iun-dji'-ni-euce,  a. 
■:géiiiaii«l)',     inn-dji/.nieuce- 

li,    ad.    ingénieusement,  avec 

adresse. 
iigéuiousiie**,   ran-dji'-ni-eu- 

ce-nesse,  ».   génie,  m.   Sndus- 

trie,  f. 
liigéiii«e,inn-djène'-ite,o.  Inné. 
inga-iiûity,  inn-dji-niou'-i-ti,  s. 

adresse,  candeur,  naï-?eté,  f. 
Iiigéiuiou»,inn-djène'-iou-euca) 

a.  ingénu,  naïf. 
liigéiiiiauBly,     inn-djèneMon 

euce-li.  aii, ingénument. 
Ingciiiiousiioss,  inn-djène'-iou 

eucenrsse,  s.  ingénuité,  f. 
li:gë»i,  inn-djesie',  va.  inj^érer 
liigé»lioi«,inii-djess'-tcheune,  s, 

ingestion,/'.  [déshonorant, 

liiglôi'iou».  inn-glô'-rieuce,  a. 
tnglôi'iuiisl),    inn-glô'  ri-euCB' 

li,  ad,  honleusemeul. 
['ngoi,    inn'-goli,  s.  lingot,  m 
Ingraff,     Iiigraft,     inn-graff', 

inn-crafte',  va.  greffer,  enter 
Ingrâftiucut  ,  Inngrafte'- 

uiennt,  j.  action  de  greffer. 
liigi'âil,  inn-grèle'.  l'a.  denteler 
liigi'&to,   Iiigi'âlefiil,  inn-grè 

te',  foui,  a.  ingrat. 
Iiigi'âiiute,  inn-gré'-chi-éte,  v. 

gagner  le  cœur,  s'insinuer. 
Ingratitude,    inngrateM-tiou 

de, s.  ingratitude,  f. 
Ingrédient,  ian-gri'-djennt,  s 

ingrédient,  m.  [f. 

['ngresB,  inn'-fresse,  ».  entrée, 
Iti^i-t'Haioii.    inn-grèche^-eune 

s.  l'action  d'entrer.  ^S"'"^' 
fngniiinl,  inng'-goui-nàl,a. in 
Ingûir,  inn-geulf',ua. engloutir, 
Ingùi'gitnte,   inn-gueur'-dji-lé 

te,    va.    avaler,    engloutir,   se 

gorg;er. 
higurgilâtion,    fnn  gueur-djl> 

té'-cbeune,  «.  ingurgitatlca.  ,& 


INH 


629 


INK 


Ingûstable,  Inn-gtieuss'-ta-blja. 
qu'on  ne  peut  déguster,     [bile. 

Inhabile^    inn  bat/-ile,  a,  inha- 

Inbàbit,  lun-hab'ite,  va.  babi- 
ter,  demeurer        [a.  liabltable. 

Iiihàliitable,     inn-hab^-i-ta-bl, 

lubâliiCniice,  inn  hab^-ite-ann- 
ce,  s.  habitation,  f, 

lubâbitaut.  inahab'-ite-annt, 
s.  habitant,  m. 

Iiihabil&tion.  inn-hab-i-të''' 
cheune,  s  habitation,  f.  nom- 
bre  d'habitants. 

lubâbîter,  inn-bab^-ite-eur,  5. 
bahilant,  m.  [respirer. 

Iiibâic,    inn  bêle',    va.    aspiier, 

lubarmôiiioiis^  inn-har-mô'- 
ni  euce,  a.  discordant,       [rent 

Iiihére,  inn-hire'  un.  être  iahé- 

Inbcrenee«  —  cy,  inn-hi'- 
rennce,  renn-cl,  s,  inhéren- 
ce, f,  [rent. 

lubéreutf  inn-bi'-rennt,».  inhé- 

lubérit,  inn-hère'-ite,  va.  héri- 
ter, posséder. 

luhéritance,  inn-hère'-ite-anD- 
ce,  s.  héritage,  m. 

Inhérllor,  icD-bère^-ite-eur,  s. 
héritier,  m. 

Inhci'itre«a,  Iithéritriz,  Inn- 
hère'-i-tress,  trilis,  s.  héritiè- 
re, /■.  [dans  la  tombe. 

Iiibérse, inn-heurce'',ra.  mettre 

Inbésion^  inn-bi'-jeune,  s.  in- 
hérence, f.         [cher,  prohiber. 

lubibit,  inn  hiV-ite,  v,    empé- 

Iiibibîtioii^  iDn-hi-biche'-eune, 
s,  tion,  piohibition,^. 

Inbôld.  inn-bôlde', va.  contenir. 

liihôspitablo,  inu-hnss''-pi-ta- 
bl,n.  barbare,   inhospitalier, 

■ubogpitablL-uess,  —  talily, 
inn-hoss'-pi-ta-bl-nesse,  tal'-i- 
ti,  s.  —  lité,/'. 

Inb6»pll«bl},  inn-boss'-pi-ta- 
bli,  a(j. d'une  manière  inhospi- 
talière, [inhumain. 

Inbûman,    Inn-hiou'-manc,    a. 

Iiihuin&iiîty,  inn-hiou-mane'- 
j-ti,  s.  inhumanité,  f. 

■ubiiiiiaul),  inn-biou'-mane-li, 
ad.  inhumainement. 

lubûniate^  luhùmey  tnn-hioa/- 


méte,  înn-hioume^,  va.  Inbv 
mer,  enterrer. 

Iniinical,  ine-ime'-i-kal,  o. 
hostile,  rempli  d'inimitié. 

Inimitable,  ine-irae'-i-ta-bl,  a. 
inimitable. 

Inimilably,  Ine-ime'-i-ta-bli, 
ad,  inimilablement. 

Iniqiiiloiifi.  ine-ili'-oni-teoce,n. 
Inique,  injuste. 

liiîquicy.  ine-ik-oui-ti,  s,  ini- 
quité, méchanceté,   /'. 

Initial,  ine-iche'-al,  a,    initial. 

luitiate,  Ine-iche'-i-éle,  va.  ini- 
tier, enseigner  les  premiers  élé- 
ments. 

Initiation,  ine-iche-i-é''cheune. 
s.  initiation,  f. 

■njêcl.  inn-djelte',  va.  injecter. 

Injection,  ion-djek'-cheune,  8> 
injection,  f. 

Injucûiiility,  inn-djiou-keunn'- 
di-tl,  s.  désagrément,  rn. 

Iiijûdicablo,  inn-djiou'-di-ka- 
bl,  o.  qui  n'est  pas  de  la  com- 
pétence desjuges, 

Injndioioiis.  Bnjiidicial,  ino- 
djiou-diche''-euce,  al,  a.  illégal, 

Injudicioiisly,  inn-djiou-di- 
cbe'-euce-li,  ad.  sansjugement, 
contrairement  au  bon  sens. 

In  j  une  tion.  inn-djeunnk''-cheu- 
ue,  s.  injonction,  f.  précepte, 
rn,  ["""I)  injurier. 

l'njiire,    inn'-djeur,    va,    faire 

l'iijnror,  inn'-djeur-eur,  j.  of- 
fenseur, m. 

lujûrious,  inn-djiou'-ri-euce, 
a.  injuste,  injurieux,  offensant. 

Injûriotisly^  ion-djiou'-ri-ence- 
li,  (id.  injuslemenl,  outrageu- 
sement, à  tort. 

l'njury,  InjnriousneBS,  inn'- 
djiou-ri,  iDn-djiou'-ri-euce-nes- 
se,  s.  injustice,  f.  tort,  dom- 
mage, outrage,  m.  blessure,  ^ 

Inji'iiii,  inj-djeuste',  a,  injuste, 
inique.  (^Injustice,  f. 

Injustice,     inn-djeuss'-tice,   t. 

luk,  iungk,  s.  eacre,  f,  noir,  m. 

— ,  va.  barbouiller  d'encre,  dif- 
famer,       [toire. /■.  encrier,  în« 

l'nkbarn,  inngk'-hornejf.  écrl- 


INN 


630 


INO 


l'nkle,  inrg'-kl,    s.    ruban    dg 

fil,  m.  [avis,  désir,  vi. 

I'iiklî>is.'.nngk'linnçae,s.'vert, 
■'iikmaUcr.  inngli'-mc-keur,  s, 

fabricant  d'encre,  m 
I^iiksiuiid^    iDngk'^-stanndj     s. 

écritoire,  f. 
l'iiky,  inngk'-i,  a   gMé  d'encre, 

noir  comme  de    i'encre. 
Iiilaid  woi-k,  inn-léde^-oueurk, 

s.  marqueterie,  f. 

—  floor,>;.parqueI,ïîï,  mosaïque,/*. 
l'uland.  inn'-lannd,(i.  inlérieur, 

—  ,  s.  intérieur,»!.  [Méditerranée. 
lulandcr,     inn'-lann-deur,      s. 

haljitanl  du  centre  d'un  pays,))!. 
lulâpidate,  iQn-lap'-i-déte,  va. 

pétrifier. 
Inlârge,  inn-lardje',  vn.  s'éten- 
dre, parler  longuement. 
Inlâj.  inn'  lé,  vu.    (iiilaid,  iii-> 

laid)  m.Trqueler,  parqueter. 
Iulàj',Iiilâ)ing.inn  lé'iinn-ié'- 
iDngne,  s.   marqueterie,  f.  par- 

quetage,  m. 
lulâw,  inn-laV,  l'a.    réhabiliter. 
l'nlvi,    inn'-Iett,  s.    entrée,   /. 

passage,  m. 
IiiliBt,  inn-lista',  un.  enrfiler. 
Iiilisliiig,    inn')Ute''-inngne,    .1. 

enrôlement,))!  [secret, 

l'uly,     inn'-li,     a.       iciérieur, 
— ,  ad.  intér,eurpirjenl.  Un. 

I^iiinato,  ioû^-n<éte,  s.  locataire, 
I^iimost.    inn^-mosie,  a.  secret, 

cacbé,  très-intérieur, 
luu,  inn,    s.  auberge,  hôtellerie, 

f.  —  of  court,  5.  collège  d'a- 

■vocats,  Hi. 
—,  va.  loger,  engranger. 
—,  t))i.  loger. 
Iiiuâle,  luuâlrd,  in-néte',    in- 

né'-ted,  n,  inné,  naturel. 
■  iiuâtvdnoBS,  IniiâtcnpsB,  in- 

né^-led-ni  sse ,      io-néte^-nesse. 

».  innéilé,  f.  nnna-vigalile. 

Innâvigable.  '.j-nav'-i-ga-b! ,  a. 
l'uuer,    in'  vieur,    u.  intérieur, 

secret. 

—  court,  s,  basse-cour,  f. 

—  mont,  voy .  Iiimost. 
l'uulioidcr,    inn'-Uâl-deur<    ^ 

hfttelier. 


I/nnings,  in'-ninngi,  s.  allu» 
■vions,  /".  pi, 

l/>iitkocper,  inn'-ktp-eur,  «. 
aubergiste,  m. 

l'iiiioceuce,  — cy,  in'-nô-ccnn- 
ce,  cenn-ci,  s.  innocence,  f. 

l'iiiioeciit,  in'-nô-cennt,  a.  in- 
nocent, idiot. 

l'iinoccutly,  in'-nôcennt-li,  ad. 
innocemment.         [a.  inoffensif 

■  ■■■■<iciioiis,      in-nok'-iou-euce 
liitiécuously,    ÎD-nok'-iou-euce 

li,  ad.  inûffensivement 
Iiiiiiicuoiisiiess,       in-nok'-iou 

euce-nesse,  s. innocence,  f. 
l'nuoTate,   in'-nô-véte,   vn.  in 

noTer.  [s.  innovation,  / 

lunnvâtiou,     in-nô-\é'-cheuiie, 
litiiovàtoi',     in^-nÔ-'vé-teur,     s. 

innovateur,  m.  [innocent. 

Iniiôx^-iES,     in-nok'-cheuce,   a, 

■  niiôxioiisly,    in-nok'-chcuce-li, 

ad.  innocemment. 
Iniiuôiido,    in-nlou-enn'-dôj    s, 

avis  indirect,  m.  idée,  lueur,  f. 
Iiiiiûiucral>le«     in-niou'-meur- 

a-bl,  a.  innombrable,  intini. 
luinûmerubU-iiess,       in-ninu'- 

meur-a-bl-nesse,  s.  infinité,  f. 
Iniiûmerably,  In-niou'-meur-a- 

bli,  ad.  sans  nombre. 
(Huùmcrous,       inniou'-meur- 

eiice,  a.  infini. 
IiBÔciilate,    ine-ok'-iou-léte,  l'a. 

insérer,    innoculer,    enter    en 

écusson. 
Iiiocul&tion,         Ine-ok-iou-lc'- 

cheune,  s.   —    tion,    insertion, 

greffe  en  écusson,  f. 
Iiioculalor,  ine-ok'iou-lé-teur, 

.1.  inocuiateur,  celui  qui  greffe. 
Iixidarous,  luodoratc,  ine-ô'- 

deur-euce,  été,  a.  inodore. 
luoffonsit'e,     ine-of-fenn'-cive, 

a    inoffensif,  innocent. 
luoiréiiaÏTcly,  ine-of-fenu'-cive- 

]i,   ad.    inoffensivement,  inno- 
cemment. 
Inofféusiveness,    ine-o(-feon'- 

cive-nesfe,s.  innocence,/'. 
Iii«fficéoiis.ine-ol-Ëche'-euce,  a. 

désobligeant. 
luofficiu      **«»»,    ine-of-ûcba''. 


INQ 


631 


INS 


eoce-nesse,  s,  conduite,  hu- 
meur désobligeante,  f. 

iiiopiiiatef  ine-op^-i-néte,  a. 
inattendu.  [ne,  a.  fâcheux. 

luoppot-tûue,     ine-op-por-tiou- 

liiôrdiiiacy,  ine-or''-di~na'Ci,  5. 
désordre,  m. 

luôrdinate,  ine-or''-dl-néte,  n. 
déréglé,  désordonné. 

lii6rdiiiateIj,ine-or'-di-Déle-li, 
ad   sans  ordre. 

liiordSuatenesB,  —  tioii,  ine- 
or'-di-néte-ncsse,  né'-cheune, 
s.  excès,  dérèglement,  m, 

Iiiorgdiiical,  ine-or-gane'-i- 
kal,  n,  inorganique. 

Inorgàiiily.  ine-or-gane^-i-ti,  s. 
privation  d'organes,  f, 

ludsciiln(e,  ine-oss^-kiou-léle, 
va.  s'approcher,  s'unir,  se  bai- 
ser. 

Iiioaculâiiou,  ine-oss-kiou-lé'- 
cheune,  5.  union,  f>  baiser,  m. 

l'iiqucst,  inn'-liouess'e,  s.  per- 
quisition, /■.  examen,  m.  en- 
quête,   étude,  f. 

Inqiiîctude,  inn-kouaï''-i-tiou- 
de,  s.  inquiétude,  f. 

l'uqiiiilatL-,  inng/-kouI-néte,  Va. 
corrompre,  sonilltr. 

Inquiii&tioii,  inng-koui-né'- 
cheune,  s.  souillure,  f. 

InqiiiraMe,  inn-kouaï''-ra-bI,  a, 
qu'on  peut  examiner, 

luquirc,  inn-kouaïre',  t)n.  s'en- 
quérir, s'informer,  faire  une  en- 
quête. 

— ,  va.  demander,  examiner. 

—  after  akout  oiie,  demander 
quelqu'un,  s'informer  de  la 
santé  de  quelqu'un, 

—  iuto,  discuter. 

Inqiiirer,  inn-liOUai'-reur,s.  ce- 
lui qui  s'enquier'  qui  s'infor- 
me, m. 

luquii-y,  inn-kouaï^-ri,  s.  en- 
quête, recherche,  discussion,  /". 

liiqtiisitiou,  inn-koui-ziche^- 
eune,  s.  —  tion,  enquête,/. 

luquisitivc,  inn-kouize^-î-tive, 
o.  inquisiteur,  curieux. 

Inqu(sitivcl)',  inn-kouize'-i-ti- 
ve-ii,  ad.  avec  curiosité. 


InqufsKlTencad,  !nc-kouliaM- 
live-nesse,  s   curiosité,  f. 

Iiiqiilttiior,  inn  kouizé'-i-teur, 
s.  inquisiteur,  7n. 

InrAil,  inn-réle',  va.  environ- 
ner de  baluslres. 

I^uroad,  inn'-rôde,  $,  incur- 
sion, invasion,  f. 

lurôl,  inn-roll',  va.  enregistrer. 

— ,  vn.  s'enrôler. 

Iiirôlmcnt,  inn-roU'-mennt,  s. 
enrôlement,  enregistrement,  )iu 

■  iiriSlier,  inn-rol'-leur,  J.  enre- 

gistreur, m. 

Iiiaalûbrious,  inn-sal-iou'-bri» 
euce,  a.  malsain. 

lusânable,  inn-sane^-a-b1,  a. 
incurable.  [folle. 

Insànc,    inn-séne',    a.    s.    fou, 

luBâiiItf,  —  nciiess,  inn-sa- 
ne'-i-tl,  inn-séne'-nesse,  s.  fo- 
lie, frénésie,  fureur,  rage,  f. 

Insatiable,  inn-sé'-chi-a-bl,  a. 
insatiable. 

InaàtiablcncM,  Inn-sé'-chi-a- 
b!-nesse,  s.  voracité,  avarice,  /". 

Iiisâtiably,  inn-sé'-chia-bli,  ad. 
d'une  manière  insatiable. 

Insàtiato,  inn-sé'-chi-éle,  a.  in- 
satiable. 

lusatisrâctîon.  inn-sate-iss- 
fak'-cheune,  s.  mécontente- 
ment, m. 

Iu«âturable,  Inn-satcho'-iou- 
ra-bl,  n.  vorace,  insatiable. 

■nscribe,  inn-skraîbe',  va.  dé- 
dier, inscrire. 

Inscription,  inn-skrip^-cbeu  ne, 
s.  inscriplion,  légende,  dédi- 
cace, f. 

■  uBcrûtable,    inn-skriou'-la-bl, 

a.  impénétrable,  [ver,  sculpter. 
Insciilp,  inn-skeulp',  va.  ira- 
lMscûlpture,inn-skeulp'-tcb!OU- 

re,  !.  gravure,  /. 
luséam,  inn-cime',ua.  emprrin- 

dre.  [m. 

l'userl,  inn'-sekte,    s     insecte, 
Iiiscclâtion,     inn-sek-té'clieu- 

ne,  s.  persécution,  f.  acbaraa* 

mont,  m. 
luscctâior,  inn-sek-té'-teur,  i, 

perîccutcuri  m. 


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INS 


tnséctile,  inn-sek'-tile,  a,  de 
la  nature  des  insectes. 

Insériloii,  inn-sek'-cheune,  s. 
action  de  couper  dans. 

lusecûre,  inn-ci-kioure',  a.  en 
danger.  [s.  danger,  m, 

liiaecûrity,       inn-ci-kiou^-ri-ti, 

'tiKéiisale,  ian-senn'-séte,  a. 
insensé. 

Insensibilité,  Insénsilile- 

ueas,    inn-senn-si-bil'-i-ti,   bl- 
nesse,  s.  insensibilité,  f. 
inspnsible,   iuQ'Scna'-si-bl,  a. 
insensible. 
>i»oiisibly,inn-senn'-si-bll,  ad. 
insensib'ement,  peu  à  peu. 

jnséparuble,  inn-sep'-ar-ra-bl, 
a.  inséparable. 

Jlnsppurubility,  Iusép.->rn- 
bleiiess.  inn-sep-ar-a-bil'-i- 
ti,  bl-nesse,  s.  état  insépara- 
ble, m.  [ad-  —  rablement. 

luscpnrabl;,  Inn-sep'-ar-a-bli, 

luséparately,  inn-sep'-ar-éte- 
li,  nd.  conjointement. 

Inséri,  Innseurte',  va.  insérer, 
intercaler. 

luaéi'tioii,  inn-seur'-cheune,  s. 
insertion,  addition,   f. 

Suaérve.  inn-seurve^,  ua.svrvir. 

Iiisér'tieut,  inn-seur'-vi-ennt, 
a.  utile,  commode. 

Iiiship,  inn-chip',  l'a.  me'.tre 
dans  un  navire,  embarquer. 

lusbriiie,  inn-shrȕne',  va.  en- 
châsser. 

l'ugide,lnn^-saïde,  s.  le  dedans, 
le  fond,  l'aire  d'un  cercle,  tn. 
l'âme  d  un  canon,  m. 

—  shutter,   s.    contre-vent,  )ii. 

luitidioiis,  inn-cid'-i-euce,  a. 
insidieux,  trompeur. 

lusi'dioual}',  inn-cid'-l-euce-li. 
ad.  insidieusement. 

Iiisidiousuess,  inn-cid''-i-euce- 
nesse,  s.  piége, m. tromperie,/'. 

l'usight,  iiiu'-saite,  s.  connais- 
sance profoude,  f.  -iour,  éclair- 
cissement, m. 

lusigiiîacaiice,  —  cj,  inn-cig- 
nir/-i-kaniice,  kann-ci,  s. néant, 
?)i.  vanité,  inutilité,/'. 

Inaiguiflcuut,      ina-cig-niC-i- 


knnnt,rt.  inutile,  vain,  de  néant 
IiiBigni'ncaiilly,     inn-cignif-i- 
kannt-li,    ad.    inutilement,    en 
vain,  sans  effet. 

■  ■■sincère,    inn-cina-cire',     a. 

di-simulé. 

■  nsincéi-icy,    inn-ciun-cer'-i-tl, 

s.   dissimulation,  f. 
Insinuant,    inn-cine'-iou-annt, 
a.  insinuant,  persuasif. 

■  naînen,  inn-cine'-iou,  va.  cor- 

roborer, Tortifier. 

lusi^^uate,  inn-cine'-iou-éle,  va. 
insinuer,  introduire,  faire  en- 
tendre. 

—,  vn.  s'in«inuer,  se  glisser. 

■  nsiiiiiating,       inn-cinn'-iou-é- 

tJnngne,  a.  insinuant. 

■  ■isinuâtion,        inn-cine  iou-é^- 

cbeune,  g.  insinuation,  f. 
Insinuative,  inn-cinn'-ioué-ti- 

ve,  a.  insinuant. 
liiKinuator,         inn-cinc'-iou-é- 

teur,  a.   qui    s'insinue. 
Insipid,   inn-cip'-ide,   a.    fade, 

insipide. 
Inftipfdity,  IneipIdueBS}  inn- 

ci-pid'-i-ti,     inn-cip'-id-nesse, 

s.  fadeur,  insipidité,  f. 
InsipidI}',      inn-cip'-id-li,      ad. 

d'une  manière  fade  et  insipide. 
Insipience,   inn-cip'-i-eDDCe,s. 

folie,  sottise,  f. 

■  usist.  inn-ciste',  vn.    Insister, 

persister,  presser.—  on,  s'obs- 
tiner. 

Insi»ienl,inn-..»s'-tennt,  a.  qui 
est  appuyé  sur  quelque  chose. 

Insiiiency,  inn-siche'-i-enn-ci, 
s.  absence  de  soif.      [greffe.  /. 

■  ■■silion,      inn  siche'-eune,     s. 
■''nsiiife,  inn'-ci-tive,  o  greffé, 

qui  n'est  pas  naturel. 

lunnàre,  inn-snére',  va,  enla- 
cer, embarrasser,  surprendre, 
prendre  au  piége.  —  ono'g 
self,  donner  dans  le  piégSi 
s'enferrer. 

Inanârer,  inn-soé'-reur,  s.  ce- 
lui qui  tend  des  pièges,  m. 

■■■«■■ài'ing,  inn-sné'-rinngne,  a. 
captieux.       [5.  intempérance,/. 

liunbrietji,         iua-si-bral''-i-ti, 


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IiisôcSable,  inn-sft'-cbl-a-^l,  <i' 

inspclabie. 

Iiisécinlilenea*,  !nn-sft'-chi-a 
bl  nesse,  s.  humeur  farou'.he,/' 

I^usolnle,  inn'-sô-léte,  va.  ex- 
poser au  soleil,  faire  .sécher  au 
soleil.  [s.  insolation,  f 

liiBolâtion,      inn-sô-lé'-cheiine, 

l^iisoleiice,  — cj',  inn^-sô-lenn- 
ce,  lenn-ci,  ».  insolence,  ef- 
fronterie, f. 

l'usoleii),  iiin'-s6-Iennt,  «.  in- 
solent, effronté,  méprisant, 

l'nsolciitly,  inn'-sS-lennt-liiari. 
insolemment.  [insoluble. 

Insoluble,     inn-soK-iou-lil,     a. 

■■■sôlvable,  înn-sol'-'va-bl,  a.— 
ble;  inexplicable! 

InsàWeiiC}',  inn-soK-Tenn-ci,  s. 
insolvabilité,/'.         [insolvable. 

Siiaolveiit,     inn-sol'^-vennt,     a. 

Iiisômtiîa,  Inn-seum'-Dia,  s 
insomnie,  f. 

lusômiiloua,  ino-scum'ni-eu- 
ce,  «    qui  a  des  insomnies. 

lusoiuûch,  inD-st-meutcbe,  ad. 
tellement  que,  de  sorte  que, 
si  bien  que. 

luspéct,  inn-spekte^,  va.  exa- 
miner, sur-veiller. 

luspcciîou,  înn-spek^-cheune, 
s.  —  lion,  surintendance,  f. 
examen,  m. 

Iiispcclor,  inn-spek'-teur,  s 
surveillant,  inspecteur,  m. 

liispérsiuii,  inn-speur^-cheune, 
s,  arrosemcnt,  m. 

Iiispbéie,  inn-sfirc',  DO.  mettre 
dans  une  sphère. 

Iiispirublc,  inn-spaï'-ra-bl,  a. 
qui  peut  être  inspiré. 

luspii'âiion,  inn-spi-ré'-cheu- 
ne,  s.  inspiration,  ^.instinct,??). 

Inspire,  inn-spaïre',  va.  ius- 
pirer,  animer. 

—,  V)i.  inhaler,  aspirer. 

Inspirer,  inn-siiai'-reur,  5.  ins- 
pirateur, m. 
luspirit^  inn-spir'-i-te,  va.  ani- 
mer, encourager.  [épaissir. 
Iiispissate,    inn-spis'-séte,    va 

iHspîssàliou.inn-spis-sé^-cbeu- 
ne,  t.  épaississement,  m. 


liistability,   inn-sta-bil'-I-tl,  (. 

instabilité,  f.  [constant. 

Instable,    inn  sté'-bl,      a.     in- 

InsiAll.  inn-stâll',  va.  installer. 

Instu  nation, inns-taJ-'é'-cheune, 
s.  —  tion,  f, 

■  ■■stâiincut,  inn-stàl'-mennt, 
S.  installation,  terme,  paiement 
à  terme,  m. 

l'nstaiicc,  —  cy,  inn'-slannce, 
Etann-cî,  s.—  ce,  f.  exem;  le,  ac- 
te, m.  sollicitalion,  poursuite, 
circonstance,  occasion,  action, f. 

— ,  vn.  citer  des  exemples,  don- 
ner un  exemple.  — in,  alléguer. 

l'ustuiit,  inn'-siannt,  a.  pres- 
sant, courant,  présent,  empres- 
sé, ine  leulli  —,  le  dix  du 
courant. 

—,  s.  instant,  momrnt,  m. 

InsluulàueouB,  inn  stann-té'- 
ni-euce,  a.  momentané,  pen 
durable. 

Instnulâneouslji,  inn-stann- 
té'-ni  euce-li,  ad.  dans  un  ins- 
tant, dans  un  moment. 

lustantâiK-outinvss,  Icn- 

stann-lé'-ni-euce-nesse,  S.  ins- 
tantanéité. 

I^nstanily,  inn'-stannt-ll,  ad. 
inslamment,  tout  à  l'heure,  d'a- 
bord, [placer,  établir. 

Insiâte,  inn-stéte',   va.  mettre, 

Inslaiiràlion.  inn-stdù-ré/. 

chcune,  s.  restauration,  /.  ré- 
tablissement,«!. 

Instéad,  inn-sted'',  ad.  au  lien 
de,  bien  loin  de.  To  be  —  of. 
tenir  lieu  de. 

Insléep,  inn-stip',  uo.  tremper, 
mouiller.  [pied,  m. 

l'nsivp,  inn'-step,  s.  te  coude- 

l'nsiigato,  inn'-sti-guéte,  va. 
exciier,  inciter,  solliciter. 

Instigation,  inn-sli-gué/-clicu- 
ne,  s.  —  tion,  sollici'ation,  /. 
motif,  m. 

l'nstigator,  inn^-sti-gué-teur, 
s.  —  gaieur,  rice. 

Iiisiil.  "inu-siii',  va.  instiller, 
distiller,  insinuer. 

Instillation,  iun-stil-lé'-  heu 
ne,  <.  doctrine,    iusiuuation, /, 


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l'n»tincl,  inn'-stiiingkt,  s.  ins- 
lincl,  »!- 

Insiiiictive,  inn-stinngk'-live,a. 
iosliuclif. 

lustiiiclively^  iDn-s(iQn^k^-li- 
veli,  'id.  instinctivement. 

l'iistitiite,  inn'-sti-tioute,  va. 
instituer,  établir. 

— ,  «.  instituies,  Z'.  pi.  principe, 
m.  règle,  instruction,  f. 

luslilûtion,  inn-sti-liou'-cheu- 
ne,  s.  —  lion,  f.  établisse- 
ment, m. 

iustitûtionary)  inn-sli-tiou'- 
cheune-eur-i,  a.  élémentaire. 

l'ustitutiat,  inn'-sti-liou-lisle, 
S.  auteur  élémentaire,  m. 

l'ustitutor,  inn'-sti-tiou-teur, 
s.  instituteur,  fondateur. 

■  u»t6p,  inn-slôpe',  va.    anêter. 

Iiisirûct,  inn-streiickt,  va.  ins- 
truire] dresser,  enseigner,  for- 
mer. 

iustrûcter,  — lor.  inn-slreuk'- 
teur,  s.  instituteur,  instruc- 
teur, m. 

lustrûctrcBs,  inn-streuk'-tres- 
se,  s.    institutrice. 

InatrùctioiK  ino-slreuk^-cheu- 
ne,  s.  instruction,  information, 
éducation,  f.  [a.  instructif. 

Inslrûcline,      inn-slreuk'-tive, 

l^nstruDieiiiniDn^-striou-mennt 
s.  instrument,  acte,  outil,  a- 
gent,  suppôt,  m. 

Iiislruniénlal,  inn-Striou- 

menn'-tal,  a.  —  tal. 
lustrutueutâlliy,  —   mental- 

uess,  inn-ïtriou-raenn-tal'-i-ti, 

s.  action,  ,'.  concours,  j». 
InBtruméuiulIy,        inn-striou- 

meno'-tal-li,   ad.     comme    un 

instrument. 
lustihérdiiiatc,       inu-seub-6r'- 

di-néle,  a.  -    donné. 
liisiibordiiiâtioH,  inn-seub-ôr- 

di-né'-cheune,  s.  —  nation,  /. 
lusûffcrable,    inn-seuf'-feur-a- 

bl,  a.    insupportable ,     intolé- 
rable. 
Iiisûfferably,    inn-seuf'-feur-a- 

bli,  a.    insupportablement. 
Eu»ufficieuce.  —  cy,  inn-seuf- 


fiche'-ennce,  enn-ci,  s,  InsufB- 
sance,  incapacité,  f. 
Insuilicieut,         inn-seuf-Qclie'- 
ennt,  a.  in'-uflisant,   incapatjle. 

■  nsiifficieiitlf,    inn-seuf-îiche'- 

ennt-li,     ad.    insuffisam'<»3nt, 
sans  capacité. 

■  iisurflâtion,  inn-seuf-flé'-clieu- 

ne,  s.  insufflation,  /. 
l'usular,  —    lary,    inn'-chiou- 

lar,  lar-i,  a.  insulaire. 
ItiBùlate,      l'iisiilutefl^      inn- 

cbiou'-léte,  lé-ted,  a.  isolé. 
l'ngiilt,    inn'-seulte,  s.    insulte, 

injure,  f. 
—,  va.  insulter,  outrager. 
—  ovor,  insulter  à. 

■  usûlter,  inn-senlte'-eur,  s.  ce- 

lui qui  insulte,  m. 
lusûliingl)',       inn-seulte'-iaa- 

gne-li,  nd.    insolemment,  d'un 

ton  arrogant. 
■usiiperaliility,     inn-siou-per- 

a-bil'-i-ti,  a.  invincibilité,  ^ 
Insùperalile,     inc-siou^-per'a^ 

bl,  a.  invincible. 
Iiisûperulileness,      inn-siou'- 

per-a-bl-nesse,  s.    force    invin- 
cible, f. 
fiisûperâltly,    inn-siou'-per-a- 

bli,  ad.  invinciblement. 
Insiipporlable,  inn-seup'-pôr- 

ta-bl, a.  —  ble. 
IiisiippôrtableneBS,  inn-seup- 

pôr'-labl-nesse,   s.  élat  de  ce 

qui  est  insupportable,  m. 

■  iisiipiiôrlably,    inn-seup-pôr''- 

ta-bli,  ad.  —  tablement. 

Insûrable,  inn-cbiou'-ra-bl,  a, 
qui  peut  être  assuré. 

lugûranoe,  inn-chiou'-rannce, 
s.  assurance,  f.  6bip  —,  ass. 
maritime.  Fire— ,  ass.  contre 
l'incendie.  I,ife— ,  ass.  sur  la 
vie  Preiuiuau  of  — ,  prjmc 
d'assurance.  [ces,  m 

—  office,  s.    bureau  d'assuran 

—  broker,  ».  courtier  d'assu 
rances.  [surances 

—  conapany,  S.  compagnie  d'as- 
liisûro,  inn-cbioure^,   ra.  n 

rer.  [sureur,  m 

■usiirer,  ion-cbiou'-reur,  s.  as- 


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Insurgent,  ina-sour-djennt,  s. 
insurgé,  1)1. 

IiisuriHoûsiiuble,  inn-seur- 
maounn'-ta-bl,  a.  insurnionla- 
ble- 

luBurmoûiitably,  innseur- 
maounn'-ta-bli,  ad.  iosurraon- 
lablement. 

lusurréclion,  inn-seur-rek'- 
cheune,  s.  —  tioa,  révolte,  f. 
soulèvement,  bruit,  m. 

Insnsurrâtion,  inn-siou-seur- 
ré'-clieune,  s.  murmure,  m. 

Intàctible,  Intangible,  inn- 
lak'-ti-bl,  inn  lann'  dji-bl,  a. 
Impalpable. 

IntKgHo,  inn-tal^-îo,  s.  gravu- 
re, chose  gravée  en  creux,  /. 

Intàstable,  inn-tess'-ta-bl,  a. 
insipide,  impalpable. 

Intéger,  inn-ti'-djeur,  s.  Inlé 
grilé, /■.  entier,  m,  [grant. 

l'utegral,  inn'-li-gral,  a.  inté- 

— .  s.  le  tout,  m.  intégrité,  f, 

Intégrity,  inn-teg'-gri-ti,  s.  in- 
tégrité, candeur,  f. 

Intégument,  innteg'-giou- 
mennt,  s.  enveloppe,  f. 

l'utellect,  inn'-lel-lekie,  S.  in- 
tellect, entendement,  m. 

InteIléction,inn-tel-lek'-cheu- 
ne,  s.  conception,  f.  [  a.  —  lif 

lutelléctive,     ian  tel-lek'-tive, 

Intclléctnal,  inn-tel-lok'- 

tchiou-al,  a.  intellectuel. 

Iutélli$:i.-nco,  —  cy,  inn-tel'-li- 
djennce,  djenn  ci,  s.  avis,  rap- 
port, 7)1.  nouvelles,  l.pl.  com- 
munication, correspondance,  /. 
To  gi»e  —,  avertir.  111  — . 
«.mésintelligence,  f.  OrOco  of 
— ,  s.  bureau  d'adresse,  ni. 

lutélligouccr,  inn-tel'-li-djenn 
ceur,  s.  nouvelliste,  m. 

Intelligent,  inn-tel'-li-djennl, 
a.  pénéirant,  intelligent. 

Intelligéutial,  inn-tel-li-djcan' 
chai,  ((-  intellectuel. 

Inlolligibilit)',    Inlëlligiblu- 
ness,  inn-lel  li-dji,bi|/-i-ii,  bl- 
nesse,  s.  —  bilité,  clarté, /■, 
Intelligible,     inn-tel'-li-dji-bl, 
a    intelligible, 


Intélligibly,    inn-teK-II-dil-blI, 

ad.  —  gililemenl. 

Iiitémerate,  inn-tima'-er-éte, 
a.  pur,  sans  souillure. 

Intëiuperanicul,  inn-temm''- 
per-a-mennt, s. intempérie,  ma- 
ladie, f. 

Intempérance,  —  cy,  inn- 
temm'-per-annce,ana-ci,  s,  in- 
tempérance, f, 

futémperate,  inn-temm'-per- 
éte,    a.  déréglé. 

Intcmperately,  inn-temm'-per- 
éte-li,  ad.  dissolunient. 

lutémporature,  inn-temm'- 
per-a-tchioure,  s.  intempérie, 
/.  excès,  m. 

Inténd,  inn-tennd,  vn.  se  pro- 
poser, avoir  dessein,  faire  état, 
s'appliquer      [s.  intendance,  f. 

Inténduncy,  inn-tenn'-dann-ci, 

Intendant,  inn-tenu'-daant,  s. 
intendant. 

Iniéndmcnt,inn-tennd''-minat, 
s. intention,  /.dessein, sens,  m. 

Intéueratc,  inn-tène'-er-éte, 
va.  attendrir,  amollir,  adoucir. 

Intenerâtiou,  inn-tèoeer-é'- 
cheune,  s.    act.  de  s'attendrir. 

Inténible,  ine-tèue'-i-bl,  a.  qui 
ne  peut  tenir. 

Intense,  inn-tennce',  a.  grand, 
excessif,  intense. 

Inténsely,  iun-tenn3e''-li,  ad 
ardemment. 

IntciBseucss,  Inténaion,  inn- 
tennse''-nese,  inn-tenn^-cheu- 
ne,  s  intensité,  application,  f. 
atlacliem;  nt,    m,  [taché. 

Intensive,  inn-tenn'-sive,  a    at- 

Inténsivcly,  inn-tenn'-cive-li, 
ad.  infliiiuient.  [appliqué. 

Iiitént,    inn-tennt',    a.  attaché, 

Intéut,  lutéiitiun,  inn-tenn''- 
cheune,  s.  intention,  vue,  f. 
but,  m.  To  ail  —  and  pur- 
poses,  à  tous  égards. 

Iiiténtioiiul,  inn-tenn^-eucben- 
al,  a,  —  tionnel. 

Inicntiouully,  inn-tenn'-cheu- 
ne-al-li,  ad    par  intention. 

Intontivc,  liitenliwely,  in- 
têutly    Inn-tenn'-tive,  tive-liç 


INT 


636 


lnp-tennt'-li,rt<;.  alleBlivement. 
Iiileudiess.  inn-tennt'-npsse  s 

altachenienl.  m.  application  sé- 

r.euse,A  [inhumer. 

Iiiter,  ino-lp»  k',  va.  enterrer 
I...ercala.-,l„,e,.c4lar5,inn: 

teur/-ca-lar,  kal'-îr.j,  a.   inter- 
calaire. 
lulércalate,    inn-teur'-ka-léle, 

va.  inlercaler. 
luiercalâiion,  Inn-teur-ka-Ié'- 

eheune,  s.  —  tion,^. 
Intercède,    inn-teur-clde'     va 

intercéder,  solliciter. 
•■.«ercéde....  inn-teur-cl'- 

aennl,a.  médiateur. 
■  ■■lercedvi-,    inn-leur-ci'-deur, 

i.  intorc/sseur,  médiateur,  ,n 
ïi.lercediiig.  inn-teur-cî'-dinn- 

gne,  «.  inlercesfion,  f. 
Iulei'ré|>(,    in-teur-cpple'      va 

intercepter,  couper. 
IiiteiTopiion,       inn-teur-cen'- 

cheune.  s.  —  (ion   f 
liHercéssio.,,    iunlleur-Eèche'- 
eune,  s.  intercession,  f, 

ïii«ercë»Boi-.inn-leur-ces'-<;eur 

s.  inlercesteur,  tit. 
lulerchâi»,      inn-teur-tchéne', 

va.  enchaîner  ensemble 
Iuicrcliâ..ge.  inn-teur-ichann. 

oje',  va.  échanger. 
— ,  s.  échançc,  7;). 
Iu.e,-châ.4'<.able,       inn  (eur- 

tchane/.dja  1,1.  „.  mutuel. 

'î'r''''A"-^'''''y'  inn  teur- 
tchann'-dja-hli,  ad.  réciproque- 
ment. 1-    1  >- 

IntcrchAngement,     innleur- 

Ichanndje'-mennt,  s.  échange 

troc,  m.  °  ' 

In'.ei'Ci'pieiit,       mn-teur-cip'-i- 

ennt._s.   ce  qui  interceiile. 
Inii-ro'sioii ,  inn-teur-cij'-eune 

s.  interruption,  f. 
intcrclûde,    inn-teur-kl'îude', 

va    renfermer. 
biterclûsiou,    Is-„  .eur-iliou'- 

jeune,  olistruciion,  f. 
iiUeicol..n.iiiâfîoa,    Inn-teur 
to-,eum-ni  é'-cheune,  s.  entre- 
colonnemcnt,  m. 
lulet'cdmmoii,  inn-teuf'-kom'- 


INT 


meune,  vyi.  manger  à  la  rnSme 
table,  être  commensal. 
••tercomuiûiEiiy,        inn-téur- 
tom-miou'-Di  ty,    s    communi- 
cation réciproque,/'. 
■•lerconiiuûnicnCe,  inn-teur- 
kom-raiou'-ni-kéte,    va.    s'en- 
tre-commiiniquer. 
iMercôiiai.    inn-leurkos'tal, 
a.  intercostal. 

iilercouriie,  inn'-teur-kêrce, 
s.  correspondance,  /.  commer- 
ce, m. 

IiUorcûrrcnce.inn-Ieur-keur'- 
rennce.s.  passage  entre,  m. 

■iilercûrrciit.  inn-lcur-keur'- 
rennt,  a,  intercurrent. 

■■■icrdict,  ino-teur-dikle',  va. 
interdire,  prohilier,  excommu- 
nier. 

— ,  Iiiterdiciton,  inn-teur-dik'- 
chrune,  s.  —  tion,    défense,  f. 

lulerdictory.  inn-ler-dik'-teur- 
i,  o.  prohibitif 

l'ntercsc,  inn'-ter-este,  va.  in- 
téresser,  touclier. 

— .  s.  intérêt,  droit,  pouvoir.cré- 
dit,  11!,  part,  /.  To  get  an  _ 
wiih  one,  mettre  dans  ses 
interêis.  To  niuke  an  — 
s'accréditer,  briguer.  rom> 
pound  —,  or  —  tipon,  s.  in- 
térêts composas,  m.  pi.  Celf 
—,  s.  inléiêl  particulier,»!, 

Intei-réi-e.  inu-teur-fire',  vn. 
se  mêler,  s'entrechoquer,  être 
incompatible,  se  contredire 
-  wiih  one,  aller  sur  les 
brisées  de  quelqu'un, 

n«erfcretico.iî,n-(eur-fi'-renn- 
ce,  s.  action  d'interposer,  in- 
terférence, f. 

nterfcriiig,  inn-leur-fi'-rinn- 
gne,  X.  contrariété,/'. 

nici-aiieui,  inc-leur/-fliou- 
ennt,  a.  qui  coule  entre  deux 

nierrniet.nt.       inn-teur-feul'- 

djennt,  a.  qui  brille  parmi. 

iiterfùaed.  inn- teur-''Ouzd', (I. 

vfrsi-  au  milieu. 

iXoi'jâcency,       inn-teur-djé'- 

Qeno-ci,     s.     situation    entra 

dfeux,  f. 


INT 


637 


■nterj&cent,  iun-teur-djë'- 

cennt,  a.  placé  entre  deux. 

lulerjéclioii,  inn-teur-djek'- 
cheune,  s.  —  tion,  f. 

l^utcriiUf  inn'-ter-iine,  ».  inlé- 
rim,  m.  entrefaites, ^  j)/. 

lutéi'ior,  inn-U'-ri-eur,  a.  inl^- 
rieur,  interne.      [unir,  réunir. 

IuierJ6iu,  inn-teur-djoïae',  va. 

luterkuénledje,  ian-teur-^ 
nol'-èdje,  s.  connaissanco  mu- 
tuelle, f. 

Iu«erlâce,inn-tenr-léce', un.  en- 
trelacer. 

■nlerlàpsc,  inn-teur-Iapse',  s- 
interyalle,  m. 

Interl&rd,  inn-teur-lârde',  va. 
entrelarder,    eolremêler. 

luterléa-vc,  inn-teur-li've',  un. 
mettre  du  papier  blanc  entre 
les  feuilles  d'un  li-vre  imprimé. 

iDtcrliue,    inn-teur-la!ne,    vn. 

—,«.  entreligne,/',    [interligner. 

IuterUuear)',iQn-ter-line'-i-ar- 
i,  o.  —  linéaire. 

Iiilcriiucàiion,  innteur-Iine-i- 
é'-cheune,  s.  correction  ou  ad- 
dition, entreligne,  f. 

luturliufc,  inn-teur-linngls',  t)a. 
joindre  des  chaînons,  tisser, 

Interlocûtiou,  inn-teur-lô- 
kiou'-cheune,  s.  —  tion,  f. 

luiL-rlôcutor,  inn-teur-lok'- 
iou-teur,  s.  —  cuteur,  m. 

Iiitcriûculory,  inn-teur-Iok/- 
iou-teur-i,  a.  —  cutoire. 

Juicri6pe,  inn-teup-lôpe',  un. 
usurper,  s'immiscer. 

Iutci'lâ|>er,  inn-leur-!6'-peur, 
s.  interlope,  contrebandier,  m. 

luici'lûceul,         inn-teur-liou'- 

cennt,  a.  qui  brille  parmi. 
Interlude,  inn'-teur-lioude,  s. 
•itermède,  m. 

Intcrlûeucy,        inn-teur-liou'- 

jDn-ci,  s. eau  interposée,  f- 
Iiilei'lûuar,—  uary,  inn-teur- 
*)u'-aar,  nar-i,  a.  entre  l'an- 
ci 'one  et  la  nouvelle  lune. 

loie  ruiârriagc,inn-  leur-mar'- 

•    «idje,  s.  mariage  croisé,  m. 
auteruiârry,     inn-teur-mar'-ri, 
ïijre   nn   double  mariage 


INT 

dans  les    mêmes    familles,   In- 
corporer. 
■Bterinéddle.      inn-teur-med'- 

dl,  vn.  se  mêler,  s'entremettre. 
iiteruiéddler,    inn-teur-med'- 

dl-eur,  s.  enlieniflteur. 
iiternuédiuey.  inn-teur-m^'-di- 

aci,  s.  intervention, /'- 
utermédial,    —    dîale^   inn- 

teur-mi'-di-al,    di-éte,    a.     — 

diaire.  lutcrmédiale  apacef 

s.  intervalle,  m. 
Iiiteriuédiatel;,  innteur-rai'- 

di-éte-lij  ad.  par   intervention 
luteiméll,   inu-teur-mell'i   va. 

mêler. 
lutérment,  inn-teur^-meant,  s. 

enterrementj   m.  sépulture,  f. 
liilérmesses,       inn-teur^-OiGS- 

seï,  s   entremets,  m. 
lutermigràlioii,     inn-teur-mi- 

gré'-cheune,  s.  migration,  f. 
Iiitérniiiiakle .      inn-teur'-mi- 

na-bl,  a.  immense,  sans  borne. 
[iitérniinate,    inn-teur^-mi-né- 

te,  a.  inSni.  illimilé. 
[utermiuâtiou,      inn-teur-mi- 

né'-cheune,  s.  menace,  f. 
lutcrmiiigle,    inn-teur-minng'- 

gl,  va.  entremêler,  entrelacer. 
-.  vn,  se  mêler. 
liilermisKioii,  inn-teur-miche^- 

eune,  s.  — tion,  relâche,  f. 
liKei'mîssive,  inn-leur-mis'-si- 

ve,  a.  changeant. 
Iixermît,     ion-teur-mitt',     va. 

discontinuer,  cesser, 
— ,  vn.    s'arrêter,    discontinuer. 

cesser. 
Iiilermitlent,       inn-teur-mit'' 

tennt,  n. intermittent. 
lulermix,     inn-teur-miks', 

entremêler,  réunir 
-,  vn,  être  entremêlé 
lutermixlure,    inn-teur-miks''- 

tcliioure,  s.  mélange,  m, 
lutéru,  Iiiiéruul,    inn-teurn', 

inn-teur'-nal,  a.  interne,  inté- 
rieur, [intérieurement. 
Iiitérnally,inn-teur/-nal-li,  ad. 
Iiiteriiàtional,        inn-teur-ua* 

clio'-eune-al,  a.  —  tional. 
■iitcruéciue,    inn-teur  ai'-sal- 


INT 


638 


ne,   a.  s'enlre-dètruisanl,  sans 

quartier. 
li:tci'uécioii,  inn-tûur-ni^-cheu- 

ce,  s.  massacre,  m. 
Ii:lcriiûiicio,  inn-teur-neunn'- 

chi-o,  5.  iolernonce,  m. 
Iiitcrpellàiioii,      inn-teur-pel- 

lé'-cbcuiie,  s.  semonce,   f.  ap- 

ppl,  olistacle,  i/î. 
lixéi'poliiio.    ian-teur'-pô-Iéte, 

va.   interpoler,   intercaler,  fal- 
sifier. 
Iiitcrpolâcïon,  inn-leur-pô-lé'- 

chcune,s.  —  tien,  f. 
aiitérpolaioi-,     inn-teur'-p6-!é- 

teur,  s.  faussaire,  m. 
Interposai,  iDn-tenr-pô'-zal,  s. 

intervention,  f. 
liilei'pôse,  inn-teur-pôze^,    rtr, 

interposer,  placer  entre,   faire 

intervenir. 
—,  vn.  s'interposer,    interTenir, 

s'entremettre. 
luicrpôsitr,    inn-teur-pc^-zeur, 

s,  celui  qui  s'interpose 
luterpositïoii,    inn-teur-pô-zi- 

che'-eune,  s.  —  lion,  f. 
lutéi'pret,    inn-teur'-prelt,    va. 

interpréter    expliquer. 
luléi'preiaiilc,  inn-ieur'-pri-ta- 

bl,  a.  expliqiiable. 
Iiitpi'prciâiiuu,     inn-teur-pri- 

lé'-clieune,  s.  —  lion,  f. 
Intci'prclalive,    inn-teur'-pri- 

lé-tive,  a.    interprétatif,  expli- 
catif. 
Ititci-prctnlively,      inn-teur'- 

pri-te-tive-li,  ad.  —  tativement. 
lulèi-preter,  innteur'-pri-'.eur, 

«.  interprète,  m, 
Iiicéi'prelii-g  ,      inn  -  teur'-pri- 

tiiingne,  s.   interprétation,  ex- 
plication, f 
Iiiterpûiiciioii,  inn-teur- 

peunn;;k'-cbeune,  s.    ponctua- 
tion. /. 
iLiterrcgiiuni^       l'utcrreigii, 

inn-teur-ri^g'-neurae,  rêne,    s. 

interrègne,  m. 
Iiitérro^acv,  inn-ler^-rô-guéte, 

vn.  interroger,  questionner. 
Iiitfi'i-ognlioit,  inn-ter-rô-gué'- 

eheuce  ».  —  lion,  f. 


es.      ^ 


INT 

laitcrrogalive,  ina-ter-rog'-ga- 

tive,  a.  —  gatif 

iHlerrôgator,  inn-ter'-6-gné- 
teur.  s.  —  leur,  m. 

Iiitci-i-ôgatury,  inn-ler-rog'-ga- 
teur-i,  s.  —  gatoire,  m.  ques- 
tion, /. 

— ,«.  qui  renferme  une  question. 

Iiiicri'ûpt,  inn-ter-reupte',  va. 
interrompre,  détourner,  arrê- 
ter, séparer. 

■  ■■(eri-ùpiedly,     inn-ter-reup'- 

led-li,  ad   avec  interruption, 
Iiitci-riipter.      inn-ter-reupte'- 

eur,  s.  interrupteur,  m. 
Iiitorrûptioii,        inu-ter-reup'- 

cheune,     s.     interruption,    f. 

obstacle,  m. 
Iiiicrciiid.  inn-teur-cinnd',  va. 

entrecouper,  casser  en  deux. 
leiterscâpiilar,    inn-teur-scap'- 

iou-lar,  «.entre  les  doux  épaules. 
Iiiterscribe,    inn-teur-skraîbe', 

va.  enireligner. 
tiitersécaut,  inn-teur-ci'- 

kannt,  a.  qui  divise. 
SiKerséct,     inn-leur-sekt',    va. 

couper,  entrecouper. 
— ,  in.  s'entrecouper,  faire  inter- 
section. 
liiierséction,        inn-teur-seV- 

'  lieune,  .<:.  intersection. 
lEïlersért,    inn-teur-serle^,  va. 

insérer,  intercaler. 
IiKnrsêriion,      inn-teur-seur'-     ,1 

cheune,  s.  insertion,  intercala-      ] 

lion,/.  [va.  entremêler. 

luterspdrse.  inn-teur-speurce', 
Iiiterspériiou,  inn-ieur-speur'- 

cheune,  s.  ad.  d'entremêler. 

■  ■■torsiéllar,  inn-teur-stelMar 

a.  —  sieilaire.  ^ 

Iiilergiice,  inn-leur^'Stice,  S 
interstice,  intervalle,  m. 

■  ■■tcrslitial,  inn-teur-sliche^-al,       ) 

a.  qui  contient  des  interstices.      1 
IiKcrIéxture,      inn-teiir-teks'- 
Ichioure,  s.  entrelacement,  ni, 
Iiiter(«iu«,     —    (wixt,    inn- 
teur-touaine',   touiste',  va.  en- 
trelacer, tresser,     [ter'vallejnî. 
l'iitcrTal,    inn'teur-val,  s.  in- 
lutervénoy  inn-teur-Tinc'',  vn. 


INT 


639 


INT 


survenir,  intervenir,  venir  au 
secours. 

iiitcriréiiidi»,     ion-teur-vi'-ni 
enot,  1.  accidentel,  intervenant. 

liitL-rt'éiiiiig,  inn-teur-vi'-ninn- 
gne,  a.  intermédiaire. 

lutcrvciitioii,  inn-teur-venn'- 
theune,  s.  —  lion,  f. 

Iniervért,  inn-teur-veurte',  va. 
intervertir, 

«iiterwcrliiig,  inn-leur-veurle'- 
înngne,  s.  inlervertissement,  m. 

l'iitcr^'iew,  inn'-leur-viou,  s. 
entrevue,  /. 

Iiilervélte,  inn-leur-voIve'«,t), 
envelopper  l'un  dans  l'autre. 

Iii<crwéaTe,  inn-teur-ouive', 
va.  (interwove,  interwoven) en- 
trelacer. 

luterwisb,  inn-teur-ouicfae', 
va.  se  souhaiter  réciproque- 
ment, [vc. 

lulernéve,  prêt,  de  Iiiierwen- 

IiilemÔTeii.,  part,  de  Iiiter- 
weavc.     (incapable  de  tester. 

lailéstnble,    inn-less'-ta-bl,     a. 

Intestate,  inn-tess'-téle,  a.  in- 
testat, [intestinal 

Ii>té«tiiial,    înn-tess'-ti-nal,    a. 

Intestine,  inn-tess'-tine,  a.  in- 
testin, intérieur. 

lutcsiines,  inn-tes'-tinnz,  s. 
inteslins,  m   pi 

Iiiilir«l,inn-lhrâill',t>a.  asservir. 

Intbi'àlnieut  ,  inn  -  tbrâîil'- 
mennl,  s.  asservissement,  m. 

Intice,  inn-taice',  va.  attiser, 
inciter. 

—  nway,  débaucher,  soustraire. 

Inticouient, inn-ta'ce^-mennt,  s. 
instigation,  f,  attraits,  m.  2'1 
motif,  aiguillon,  m.    [teur,  m. 

Inlicer,  inn-tai'-ceur,  s.  instiga- 

Inticing,  inn-taïce'-inngne,  a. 
attrayant,  engageant. 

Iniîcinglji.  inn-taïce''-inngne-li, 
ad.  artitîcieusement. 

I^iitiiiiacy ,  inn'-ti-ma-ci ,  s. 
étroite  liaison,  intimité,  f. 

l'niiinale,  inn'-ti-méte,  a.  in- 
time, sincère. 

— ,  s.  ami  intime,  m. 

— )  va.  donner  à  entendre      xiti- 


nier,  signifier.        [intimement 
l'niiiunteljr,  inn'-ti-méte-li,  ad. 
l'niiiuaiing,     Inn'-ti  méte-inn- 
gne,  s.  l'action  de  donner  à  en- 
tendre, f. 
iniiniâiion,  inn-ti-mé'-cheune, 
s     avis,  vent,  m.     (in    liiw). 

—  tion,  Fignification,  f. 
Intimida  te,       inn-time'-i-déle, 

va.  intimider. 

Intimidation,  inn-time-i-dé'- 
cheune,  s,  —  tion,  f. 

lutire,  inn-taïre',  a.  entier,  par 
fait,  loyal,  sincère. 

Intirely,  inn-taïi e'-li,  ad.  en 
lièrement,  sans  réserve,  abso- 
lument. 

Intireuess,  inn-taïre-'nesse,  s. 
totalité,  perfection,  /. 

I'iito,inn'-to,  pr.  dans,  en,  en 
tre,  sur,  par-dessus. 

Int6leraliic,  inn-toK-er-a-bl^  a. 
intolérable. 

Intolerableness,  inn-toK-er- 
abl-nesse,  s.  qualité  insuppor- 
table,/■.  [o(i.  —  blement. 

Int6lerabl)',     inn-tol^-er-a-bli, 

Intolérance,       lutolcrâtion, 

inn-toK-er-annce,  é'-cheune,  s. 

—  rance,  f. 

Intillerant,   inn-tol'-er-annt,  a. 

intolérant,  difficile. 
Iiitômb,  inn-toïime^,  va.  mettre 

dans  la  tombe.  [tonner. 

Intônatp.    inn-tô'-néte,  vn.  en- 
Inton&tiun,    inn-t6-né''-cbeuDe, 

s.  intonation,  f. 
Inldne,  inu-iôue',  t))i.  entonner, 

donner  le  ton.  [cer,  tordre. 
Intârt,  inn-torte',  va.  entrela- 
Intôxicaio.  inn-tolis'-i-kéle,  va. 

empoisonner, enivrer,  ciiarmer. 
lutoxicûtion,       inn-toks-i-ké'- 

cheune,     s.    empoisonnement, 

m.  ivresse,  f.  [intraitable. 

■  ntrâctable,  inn-trak'-ta-bl,  n. 
Intrâciableucas,       inn-trak'- 

ta-bl-nesse,    s.  humeur  intrai- 

taille,  f. 
Inti'âetabljr,       in    -trak''-ta-bli, 

ad.  d'une  manière  intraitable. 
Intranii^iiiliit.v,  inn  trann- 

kouiKi  ti,  s,  inquiétude,  f. 


INT 


640 


INU 


Intr&nsliiTe,  ino-trannce'-i-lî- 

ye,  n.  inlransitif. 
Iiitrâu!<i»iital>le,  Inn-traonce'- 

miou-la-bl,  «.  immuable. 

Iiitrôasiii'c^  ino-lrej'-ioure,  va. 
thésauriser.  [iratcher. 

Iulréiich,iDn-tt<)nnche'',un    re- 

—  npon,  empiéter,  usurper. 

Inirciichant,  inn  trecDcbe'- 
annt.  a  indnrisible. 

lutrcucbmeut,  inn-trennc'he'- 
mennl,  t.  retranchement,  m. 

lulrépitl,  ina-trep'-id_,  ft.  intré- 
pide, [s.  intrép  dite,  /. 

■  iilrppi'dity,        inn-lripid'-i-li, 
luii'épidly,  inn-Irej-'-id-li,  ad 

—    pidement. 

l'nti'icacji,  inn'-tri-ka-ei,s.  em- 
barras, »i.  di'^ficulté,  obscuriié, 
f.  _  [neux. 

l'ntricate,  inn'tri-kêle,  a.  épi- 

I'»iiric»«ely,ina'-tri-kéle-li,ad. 
obscurément. 

l'utricatcuess,  inn'-trl-kéte- 
nesse,  s.  perp'exilé,  f. 

Iiiirigiie,  inn-trîgue',  (.  intri- 
gue, conduite, /■.   manège,  m. 

—,  vn.  intriguer,  former  une  in- 
trigue, [trigant. 

Intriguer,  inn-tilg'eur    s.  io- 

■iiiriguiiigl)'.  tnn-lrlg'-inngne- 
li;  ad.  par  intrigue. 

lalrjii^ic,  —  suc,  —  secal, 
inn-trinn'-sili,  sek,  si-kal,  a. 
intrinsèque. 

Iiiti-iusically,  —  «ecally.  inn- 
tr;nn'-si-kal-li,  ad.  intrinsèque- 
ment 

■  utrodûcc,  inn-trô-diouce',  va. 

introduire,  donner  cours. 
lulrodûccr,  inn-trô  diou'-CSur, 

s.  introducteur. 
Introdùctiou.      ina-lrS-deuk'- 

cheune,  s.  —  tion,/. 

■  iitrvdûctor,        inn-trft-deuk'- 

leur,  s.  introducteur. 

Iiitrodiiclarj-,  —  «i»e,  ino- 
tr6-deuk'-teur-i,  tive,  a.  préa- 
lable, (eunc,  s.  entrée,  f 

Iiilrogré9s!oo,ina-trô-grèchi'- 

l'iitroil,  ian'-lrô-ite,  s.  inlrcïi, 
m.       [eune,  s",  intromission. /. 

lutrominsiou,    ion-tri-miche'- 


Inlromît,  inntrfl  mill',  va.  in- 
Iroduire 

Inli'ospéel,  inn  trS-spekte',  va. 
examiner   soigneusement. 

Iiilrospéclion,  inn  trô-spek'- 
cheune,  t   examen  sérieux,  «■ 

IiiiroTétiieiit  inn-trê-\i'-al- 
enni,  a.  iniervenant, 

liitrùde,  inn-trôùde',  vn.  s'in- 
troduire (san?  ôire  appelé),  en- 
trer sans  permission,  s'ingérer, 
se  mêler. 

—,  un.  Introduire,  présentei 
(sans  droit  ni  permission). 

■  iiirûder,  inn-troù'-deur,î.  im> 

porlun,  intrus. 
lutrûsiou,   ino-trôù'-Jeune,    t. 
intrusion,  f. 

■  ■■(■'ûsive,  inn-trôù'-siv8,  o.  im- 

porluo. 
Iii«i-â«<,  inn-treus(e',  va  conEer. 

■  utuilioii,    inn-tiou-iche'-eune 

s.  —  lion,  connaissance,  /.  exa- 
men, m.  [tuilif. 
lutuiiîvo.  inn-liou'-i-li\e,  a.  in- 
liiiuftivel)',     inn-tiou/-i-tiTe-li, 

ad.  —  vemenl. 
lutuinéBCcuce,  —  cj',  inntlou- 
mess/-cennce,    tbnn-ci,    s.    tu- 
meur, f, 

■  iiiûiiable,  inn-lioune'-a-bl,  a. 

que  l'on  ne  peut  accorder. 

Inturgésceuce,  inn-teur-djess'- 
oennce,  s.  gonfleraeni,  m. 

Iiiiwiiio,  inu  louaïne',  va.  en- 
trelacer, tisser,  [va.  ombrager. 

Iiiûnibi-ate,     ine-eumm'-brelc, 

liitiiiciiou,ine-eunngk' -cheune, 
s.   onclien,  f. 

Iiiiiiidâtiou,  ine-eunn-dé'- 
ch>;une,  j.  inondalioD,  f, 

luùre,  ine-ioure',  va.  accoutu- 
mer, endurcir.  (I  n  law),  être 
valable. 

■  ni'ii-ement,     ine  ioure^-menot, 

s   habitude,  tout  ume,   /". 
Iiiûi'u,    ise-:-rn''    va.     mettre 

dans  un^    urne,  inhumer. 
luûsiint  a,    ine-iou'-cl-téte,  a, 

inusité. 
Iiiûstion,    ine-euss^-tclieune,  s. 

marque   faite  par  le  feu. 
luùiile,  loe-iou'-til,  a.  inalUa. 


INV 


641 


INV 


itmtiUtf,  lne-iou-tiK-t-tl|  s.  inu- 
tilité, f.  [usurper,  assaillir. 

luvâde,  inn-véde',  vu.  envahir, 

Iiivâdcr,  inn-Té'-deur,s.  agres- 
seur, usurpateur,  m, 

Invâding,  inn-'vé'-dincgne,  s. 
envahissement,  m. 

IiiTaicsceiice,  inn-val-ess'- 
cennce,  s.  vigueur,  f. 

Iiivâlid,  inn  \al''ide,  n.  inva- 
lide, nul.  [de,  m. 

—  ,  inn-va-l!de',  J.  invalide,  mala- 

IiiTûUdate,  inn-va!'-i-déte,  va. 
invalider,  annuler. 

Iiiv.-tlidilj',  ina-va-lid'-i-ti,  s. 
nullilé,  f.  [inestiaiable. 

iiiiâluable,inn-vaK-iou-a'b],a. 

luvâriable^  inn-vé'-ri-a-bl,  a. 
invariable. 

lutûriableueia,  innvé'-ri-a- 
bl-nesse,  s. invariabilité,  f. 

InTâriably,inn'Vé'-ri-a-bli,  ad. 
invariableraeut. 

luvâsiou,  innvé'-jeune,  s.  in- 
vasion, usurpation,  f. 

luvâeiïe,  ÎQQ-vé'-sive,  a-  d'in- 
vasion. 

Iuvéctive,ina-vek'-tite,  s.  invec- 
tive, f.  offensif. 

-^,rt.  piquant,  satirique. 

Iuvéciiiiel5',inn-vel£'-live-li,ad. 
satiriquemenl. 

luvéïgli,  inn  vé',  un.  invectiver, 
se  déchaîner. 

luTéigher,  inn-vé'-eur,  «.  ce- 
lui qui  invective 

Invéigle,  inn-vi'-gl,  va.  enjô- 
ler, duper,  attirer,  séduire. 

Iiivéigler,  inn-vi'-gl-eur,  s.  en- 
jôleur, [s.  usurpation,  f. 

luï'éigliiig,    inn-vi'-gl-inngne, 

luvéïK,  inn-venul',  va.  inven- 
ter, feindre,  forger. 

luvéuler^  —  tor,  inn-vennl- 
eur,  s.  inventeur. 

luTénlion,  )nn-venn'-cheune, 
s,  invenlion,  f.  [ventif. 

Inventive,  inn-venn^-tive,a.in- 

luveutorially,  inn-venn-tô'-ri- 
al-li,«.  en  manière  d'inventaire. 

■''nveuloi-y,  inn^-veDU-lSlu-l,  s, 
inventaire,  m. 

~,  va.  inveatorier. 


Iiivéntrea»,     inn-venaMressSi 

s.  inventrice,  f. 
Iiivéï-se^inn-veurce^,  a.  inverse. 
Iiivérself,  inn-veurce'-li.  ad.  à 

l'inverse.  a 

Inversion,  Inu-veur^-cneune)  s. 

inversion,  f.  changement,  i)i, 
luvért,  inn-veurte',  vrt.  tourner 

sens  dessus  dessous,  renverser. 
Invcricdly,       inn-veur^-ted-lij 

rtii.  dans  un  sens  inverse. 
Invést,    inn-veste',  va.  revêtir, 

installer,  investir. 
iuvéstieui,     inn-vess''-tchennt, 

a.  qui  revêt, 
luvi'stigalile,  inn-vess'-ti-ga-bl, 

a.  qui  peut  être  découvert. 
Invéatigale,  inu-vess'-ti-guétG; 

va.  rechercher. 
Invedigâtiou.  inn-vess-ti-gué'» 

cheune,s.  recherche,  /. 
luvésiing,  inn-vess''-liungne,  s. 

investissement,  m. 
Invéaliture,  inn-vess'-ti-tioure, 

s.  investiture,  /. 
Invcstmcnt,    inn>veste''-menat| 

s.  habillement,  lu. 
luvéterncj,  inn-vète'-er-a-ci,  * 

état  durable,    invétéré,   achar- 
nement, [mvélére. 
luvéterate,  inn-vète'-er-éte,  a. 
Invéteratcuosa,     inn-vète'-er- 

éte-nesse,  s.  persistance,  obsti- 
nation, f. 
luvcicrâtiou,       inn-vète-er-ê^- 

cheune,  s.  act.   d'endurcir,    de 

confirmer  par  l'expérience. 
Invidioua,   inn-vid''-i-euce,   a. 

envieux. 
■nvidioualy,   inn-vld'-i-euce-li, 

ad.  malignement. 
luvidionaiieaa,  inn  -vid^-l-âucâ- 

nesse,  s.  malignité,/'. 
luvigilancy,  inn-vidje'-i-lann- 

ci,  s.  négligence,/'. 
Invigorate,  inn-vig^-ô-réte,  va^ 

renforcer,  forlifier. 
liivigorâliou,       inn-vig-ô-ré'' 

cheune,i.  l'action  de  fortifier,  /. 
Invincible,  inn-vinn'-ci-bl,   a. 

invincible. 
luviiicàblenesa,      !nn-vinn^-ci< 

bl-oe:se,  t.  inviocibililé,  f, 

41 


INW 


642 


mo 


iDTlDcilily,  inn-vinD''-ci-bli,  ad. 

—  ciMement  [inviolable. 

Inviolable,    ion-raî'-ô-la-bl,   «. 
luTiolubly,        ino-vsï^-d-la-hli, 

ûd.  —  blemeûl.  [pur,  entier. 
Inviolale,  iDn'-\aï-ô'lélc,  a 
l'uiioiis.  ion'-vi-euce,    a.    im- 

praficaliie.  [enduire  de  glu, 
Iiiviscnle,  Inn-viss'-kéle,  va. 
IuTisil><iii)',     iDD-viZ'i-bil'-i-ti, 

s.  —  lité.  f  [sible 

■uTÎsiilile.  inn-'vlz'-i-bl,  a>  invi- 
Iniisibl),  inn-viî'-l-bli,  ad. in- 

■visiblement. 
Invilàiion,     inn-Ti-té'-cheune, 

s.  invilation.  f.  [invilatoire. 
Invitatory,  inn->aî'-ti-leur-i,  a. 
Invite,   inn-vaîle',   va.  inviler, 

prier,  exciier. 
Inviter,    ion  \2Î'-!eur,  ».    celui 

qui  invile,  m 
Iiivitin([,    iDc-vsï'-tinngne,    a. 

atlrajaut. 
Invitiiigis',    inn-Taii'-tinngne-lî, 

ad.    d'une  manière  engageanle 

ou  attrayante. 
I^nvooate,  inn'-vo-liéte,  va.  in- 
voquer, implorer,  prier. 
Invocation,    inn-vo-ké'-cheune, 

s.  invocation,  f. 
l'uvoice.  inn^-voïce,  s.  connais- 

semenl,  m.  facture,  f. 
luTÔke,    inn-v6ke',    va.    invo- 

quer^  prier. 
Invôlve,    inn. volve',   va.  enve- 
lopper,   engager,    joindre,    at- 

Iraiier, 
Invôluntariljr.    inn-voK-eunn- 

ta-ri-li,  ad.  luvolontniremeut. 
Iuv6luntar).  inn-vol^-eunn-la- 

ri,  a.  involontaire,  forcé. 
Involûtion,     inc-vô-liou'-cheu- 

ne,  *.  entortillement,  »i.  diffi- 
culté, f       [bl,  «.invulnérable. 
In  vulnérable,    inn-veul'-ner-a- 
Inwâll*  iQO-ouâlK.  l'a.  entourer 

de  murs.  [rieur,  interne. 

l'nm'ard.  Tnn'-ouârde,   a,  inté- 
—  ,  s.  ami  intime,  ni. 
l'nwardl.Y,    inn'-ou&rde-li,  ad. 

inléneuiement,   en  dedans. 

l'uwardtie**,  ion'  ouârde-nes- 

(e,  «.  Utipiiti^  familiarité,  f. 


l'nnar£*,  inn'-outrdz,  ad.  en 
dedans. 

— .  s.  entrailles,  f.  pi.        [leccr, 

Inwéave.  inn-ouive',  «a.  entre- 

liiwéod,  ioD-ououde',  t'a.  ca- 
cher dan.";  les  bois. 

Inwrâp.  inn-np',  va.  envelop- 
per, embarra'ifer.  [dre. 

liiwréaihe,  inn-rithe',  t'a.  cein- 

liiwrôugbi,  inn  râîite',  a.  ou- 
vragé,     [ik,  n   ionien,  ionique. 

lôiiian,    léiiic,     al  one'-i-ane, 

lôta,  aî-8'-ta,  s.  iola,  >?i. 

Ipecacii&nba,  ip-pi-kak-iou-é'- 
na,  s.  —  cuanha,  ni.        [cible. 

Irascible,  aîras'-si-bl,  o.  iras- 

Irâscibleueas,  al-ras'-si-bl  • 
nesse,  s.  irascibilité,  /'. 

Ire,  aïre,  s.  colère,  ire,  f. 

l'i'criii,  alre'-foul,  a, furieux. 

■'refuli)',  aïrez-foulli,  a.  avec 
colère. 

l'ris,  aî'-riss,  s.  iris,  glaïeul,  m, 
flambe,/',  arc-en-ciel,  m. 

li'k,  eurk,  V'i  fatiguer,  lasser, 
dégoûter,  excéder, 

l'i-i,!40uie,  eurk'.seume,  a.  pë- 
n:ble,  ennuyeux,  fâcheux. 

l'i'lisomcl}.  eurk'-seume-li,afi 
d'une  manière  ennuyeuse. 

l'i'ksomcnesÉi.eurk'seurae-nes 
se,  s.  ppine,  f.  ennui,  m. 

l'ron.  ai'-eurn,  .5  fer,  m.  Old 
—  s.  ferraille,/'.  Siuoothing 
— ,  s.  fer  à    repasser,  m. 

—  dust,  s.  limaille  de  fer,  /. 
—8,  s.    ferrements,  m.  j>l.  fers, 

chaînes. 

—  mill.  s.  martinet,  m. 

—  manger,  s  taillandier,  fer- 
ronier,  quincaillier,  m. 

—  moiild.  s.  tache  de  rouille,/. 

—  side,  a.  côte  de  fer,  bras  de 
fer,)n. 

—  pin,  s.  clavette,^. 

—  plate,  s.  tôle,  / 

—  tool,  t.  outil  de  fer,  m. 

—  nare,  s.  quiDcaillerie,  tail 
landerie,  /. 

—  wire,  S.  fil  d'archal,  m. 

—  work,  ,s'.  ferrure,/. 

—,  a.  de  fer,  ngidi',  sévère,  I^a^ 
heureux,  dur,  indissoluble. 


IRR 


643 


IRR 


Iroii,  va,  repasser  du  linge,  ea- 
chatoer.  [nique 

IrôiiicaK  aï-roae^-i-kal,  a.   iro- 

Irônically.  aï-rona'-i-kal-li,  ad. 
ironiquement. 

l^roiiwurt,  aï^-etira-oueurte, 
(bot.),  s.  crapauJine,/, 

l'rouy,   aï'-euini,  s.  ironie,  ^ 

— 1  a.  ferrugineux. 

Irrâdiauce*  —  cy,  ir-ré^-di- 
annce,  di-ann-ci,  s.  lumière, 
clarté,/'. 

Irrâdiate,  ir-ré'-di-éte,  un. 
éclairer,  orner,  animer,  illumi- 
ner. 

— 7  vn.  briller,  rayonner,  élin- 
celer,  jeter  de  l'éclat. 

Irradiûiiou,  ir-rëdi-é'-cheune, 
5.  rayonnement,  m.  splendeur, 
lumière,  f.  [déraisnanabie. 

Ii-i'âtioiial,   ir-raclie'-d-nal,    a. 

lfralioiiâUl}>  ir-racbe-ô-aaK-i- 
ti,  s.  manque  de  raison,  tn. 
brutalité,  f. 

Irrâtioually,  ir-rache^-ô-nal-li, 
ad.  sans  raison. 

Irreclâimable,  ir-ri-klë'-ma- 
bl,  a.   incoirigible,  perdu. 

Irrecouciluble,  irrek-onn- 
saï'-la-bl,  a.  —  ciliable. 

IrrecoiicilubleMeas,  ir-rek- 
oan-saî'-la-bl-nesse,  (.  ran- 
cune, f. 

Irrecoucilalily,  ir-rek-onn- 
saï'-la-bli,  ad.  irréconciliable- 
ment.  [va.  brouiller. 

Irrécoucile,     ir-rek'-onii-r-aïie, 

Irrécoi'duble,  ir-rek^-oi-da-bl, 
a.  dont  un  ne  se  souvient  pas. 

Irrocôïoruble.  ir-ii-keuv'-eur- 
a-bl,  a.  irréparable. 

Irrec6»erubly,  irri-keuv'-eur- 
a-bli,  ad.  sans  ressourci',  irré- 
parable, [a.  iirediictible. 

Irrcdûcible.      ir.n-diou'-ci-bl, 

(rrefragubiliiy,  ir-raf-fra-ga- 
bil'-i-li,  s    -  l)ilité,  f. 

Irrcfi-agable,  ir-ref  -fr»-ga-bl, 
a.  irréfrjKible. 

Irrérragubly,  ir  ref'-friga-bll, 
ad.  incoiiiesiableraent. 

■rrefûiHblr,  ir-ri-6ou'-ta-bl,  0. 
incouieâtable,  certain. 


Irrégular,  Ir-r^g'-gulou-lari  d 

irré|;ulior,  déréglé, 
trregulâriiy.ir-reg-guiou-lar' 

i-ti,  s.  irrégularité,  f.  dérègle 

ment. 
I  rrésiilarly.  ir-rpg'-guiou-lar-li 

ad.  irrégulièrement. 
rrégûliitv,       ir-ieg'-giou-léte 

ua.  rendre  irrégulier,  déranger 
Irréiaiive    ir  rel'-la-live,  a.  qu 

n'est  point  lié,  désuni. 
IrréleTatit.    ir-rel'-i-vannt,     a 

qui   ne  prouve  rien. 
Irréligion,  ir-ri-lid'-djeune,  s 

irreligon,  ^.  [«.irréligieux. 
Irréligions.  ir-rilid'-djeuce, 
Irreligioiisly,   ir-ri-lid'-jeuce- 

li,  ad.  —  pieusement. 
Irrcineablc,    ir-ri'-mia-b),    a. 

sans  retour.  [a.  —  ble. 

Irruinédiabl<!,ir-ri-mi'-di-a-bl, 
Irruinédiably,      ir-ri-mi^-di-a- 

bli,aci.  sans  remède. 
Irrémissible,      ir-ri-mis'-sibl, 

a.  irrémissible. 
IrroniissibltiilesH,       ir-ri-mis^- 

si-bl-nesse,  s     indigne  de  par- 
don. 
Irremisaiblyt    ir-rl-mis'-si-bli, 

ad.  —  blement 
IrremÔTeubie,     ir  ri-môùv'-a- 

bl,  a. constant,  fixe,  à  vie. 
Irréparable,      ir  rep'-pa-ra-bl, 

a.  irréparatile. 
Irréparubly.    ir-rep'-pa-ra-bli, 

ad.  —  bleraeot,  sans  ressource. 
Irreplc»iable.    ir-ri  plev'-i-a- 

bl,  a.  (in  law)  qui  ne  peut  itre 

racheté. 
Irreprebétiwible,      îr-rep-prî 

heun'  ci-bl,  i     —   ble. 
Irreprebéiisibly,       ir-rep-pri- 

henn'-ci-bli,    nU    irrépréhensi- 

blemenl. 
Irrepreaéutahle.      ir-rep-pri- 

zenut'-a-bl.  (i.  qui  ne  peut  être 

repre.-enté. 
irreprdacbuble,ir-ri-pr&tcbe'- 

a-bl,  .1.  irrei.  ..cli.iliie. 
Irreprôchabl).    ir-ri-pr6tche'- 

a-bli,  >!//.  iné,    .'i  -h   biement. 
irrepr<i»ei«lile      ir-ri-proùv'-»' 

bl,  a.  jrréprebtiasiult. 


IRR 


644 


ITE 


Irresislibility,  ir-ri-ziss-ti-bil'- 

i-li,  s.  —  lité,  f. 
|rr<^stat><tlo,  ir-ri-ziss'-ti-bl,  a. 

—  blo.  [«(i.  —  blemenl. 

Irreeiialïbly,       ir-riîiss'-li-bli, 
(ri'ésolublc,  ir-rèz'-ô-liou-bl,  a 

insoluble. 
Irresôlubloucaa,  irrèz''3'li0U' 

bl-nL>fse,  s.  qaaiilé  insoluble,  f. 
(ri-ésolute,  ir-rèi'-â-lioiUe,     a. 

irré&olu.  [ad. —  lu  ment 

■  rréaolutulf,  ir-rèz'-ô-lioulc-li , 
Irresolûtiuu,        ir-rèz'-fl-liou'- 

cheune,  s. —  tion,  incerlitude/. 
IrresàWedly,    ir-ri-zoi'-vcd-li, 

ad.  sans  déiernainatioD  fixe. 
Ii'i'ospéciive,     ir-ri-speli'-tive, 

a.  indépendant. 
lrreBjicc(ivi-l,v      ir  ri-spelc'-li- 

ve-li,  ad.  indêpûQdainnnent. 
IrrctriévabEo,    ir-ri-liî'-va-bl, 

a.  irréparable. 
Irretriévably,    ir-ri  Irl'-Ta-bli, 

ad.  irréparablement. 
Irrévérence,     ir-iev'-er-aunce, 

j.  irrévérence,  f. 
Brrévereul,    ir-reT'-er-6nnt,  a. 

irrévérent. 
Irvéwereuily,     ir-rev'-er-ennl- 

li,  ad.  irrévéremment. 
Irréversible,    ir-riveur'-ci-bl, 

a.  irrévocable, 
Irrevérsibl),   ir-ri-veur'-ci-bli, 

ad.  —  vocab'etneDl. 
grrovocobililj,ir-rev-ô-ka-bil'- 

ili,  s.  —  biiite,  f 
Irrévocable,        ir-rev'-ô-lia-bl, 

a.  irrévocalùe. 
Irrévocably,      ir-rev'-ô  ka-bli, 

ad.  —  cablement. 
■''rrigale,    jr'-ri-guéle,    va.   ar- 
roser, humecter. 
Irrigation,      ir-ri-gué'-cbcuDC, 

S.  irrjgation,  f. 
Irriguoua,   ir-rig'-iou  euce,     a. 

arrosé,  humide.  [lerie,  / 

Brrisiou,    ir-rije'-eune,    s.    rail- 
fcrritability,  ir-ri-ta  l>il'-i-ti,   s. 

—  bililé,/'.  [à  irriter. 

S'rriinble,    ir'-ri-la-bl,   a.    aisé 
Ë^rritale,    ir'-ri-léte,    va.     ini- 

ter,  piovoquer.         [ —  lion,  (. 
Ufritâiiou,    ir-ri-té'-cbeuoe,  t. 


irroràte,  ir-rô-réle'(  va.  hu- 
mecter, arroser. 

Irroràtion,  ir-rO-ré^-cboune,  s 
arrosemenl,  m. 

■rrûpiiou,    ir-reup'-cheune,   s. 

—  tion,  course,  /■  déborde- 
ment, m.  [m. 

l'sarus,    iï'-ar-euce,    s.    isard, 

l'aatis,  iz'-a-ti5S,s.  isatis,  m. 

Ischéuin, is'-ki-eume,  s.  ischion, 
M.  [rie,  f. 

l'achiiry,   is'-liiou-ri,  S.   isehu- 

l'sîtiglafi*,  aï^-zioDgae-glasse, 
s.  colle  da  poisson,  /. 

l'alainimn,  is'la-mizm,  s.  is< 
lamisme,  m. 

■'sland,  ai'-iannd,  s.  île,  f. 

l'i-lHiider,  aï'-Iaand-eur,  s.  in- 
sulaire, m. 

>«le,  aile,  s.  île;  aile,  f. 

I'»let,  aï'-lett,  s.  îlot,  m. 

IsocbrounI,  aî-sok'-rô  nal,  a. 
isochrone,  [triangle  isocèle,  m. 

iHÔsceies,        aï-soss^-i-liz,        s. 

l'ssue,  iche'-iou,  s.  issue,  fin, 
conséquence,/,  succès,  tn.  fon- 
tanelle, foiiticule,  f.  cautère, 
m.  enfants,  m.    fl.    lignée,  f. 

—  of  bloud,  s.  perte  de  tang, 
f.  A  cauno  at  — ,  s.  un  pro- 
cès près  d'être  terminé,  vi. 
Tho  luatter  iu  —,  s,  la  ma- 
tière en  question,/,  —  s,  s. 
profils,  «i.  pi. 

—  ,  vn,  provenir,  sortir,  émaner. 

— .  1.11.  publier,  émeiire,  expédier. 

l'ssueless,  iche''-iou-iesse,  a. 
sans  enfants.  [rrt. 

■''sthajus,  iste'-meuce,s. isthme, 

II,  ut,  pro.  ce,  il,  «Ile,  le,  la, 
eu,  cela,  y.  [lien. 

Itâliaii,    ile-aK-Iane,   a.   s.  Ita- 

liâtic,  ite'al''-ik,  a.  italique. 

■ich,  itche,  s.  gale,  envie,  f. 

— ,  va.  démanger,  avoir  envie. 

l'tcbiiig,  itclie^-iuiigne  ,  t,  dé- 
mangeaison, f. 

l'icby,  iiclie'-i,  a    galeux. 

l'tcui,  ai'-ièine  ^ad.  item, de  plus. 
-,  s.  avis,  article,  m. 

f/ieraut,  .te'-er-annt ,  a.  qui 
répète. 

l'terat  ,  it^z-^s-éte.  va.  répéter. 


JAC 


645 


JAN 


Iter&tion,    ils-er-ê'-cheune,  s. 

répétition,  f,  [irabulant. 

liinerniit,    aï-liiie'-er-annt,  a. 
Ilinerary,  aï  line'-er-a-ri,  s.  a. 

itinéraire. 
Its,  ilss,  j>ro.  son,  sa,  ses. 
luélf,  il-seir',  pr.    récipr.  lui- 


même,  ella-mSme,  soi-même. 
l'vory,   aî'-Teur-i,  S.   i-voire,  m. 
—  teeth,  s.    dents    d'ivoire,    f. 

pi. 
I'»y,aï'-Ti,  s.  lierre,  Jn.  Crouiid 

—  ,    lierre  rampant.    Troe — , 

lierre  grimpant. 


J,  djé,  ».  J,  m. 

Jâbber,  djab'-benr,  vn.  jabot- 
ter,  jacasser,  bredouiller. 

Jûb!>erer,  djab'-beur-eur  j  $. 
bredouillour. 

Jâbbering,  djab^-beur-inngne, 
£.  bredouillemeot,  baragouin, 
m. 

Jâeent,    djé'-cennt,  a.   couché. 

Jack,  djak,  J.  tournebroche,  ti- 
re-botte, -valet,  cochonnet  (but 
au  jeu  de  boules),  broc,  petit 
cric,  pavillon  de  beaupré,  m. ou- 
tre,cotte  de  mailleSj/.So"yo«'*» 
—,  s.  chevalet  de  scieur  de 
long,  m. 

Jack  ass,  s.  un  ftne. 

—  boots,  s.  bottes  fortes,  f.  pi. 

—  dandy,  s.  un  étourdi,  m, 

—  ketch,  s.  bourreau,  m. 

—  pudding,  s.  paillasse,  bouf- 
fon, m. 

—  aauco,  s.  un  insolent,  [let,  m. 

—  with-a-lanlern,  s.  feu  fol- 
Jackàl,  djali-k&IK,  S.  chacal,  m. 
Jackalént,  djak-a-lennt',  s.  be- 

nSt,  nigaud,  m. 
Jâckanapei,     djak'-ann-éps,  s. 

singe,  sot,  fat,  niais,  m. 
Jnckd&w,  djak-dffl',  >.  choucas, 

m.  [veste,  cotte,  f. 

Jâcket,  djak'-hitt,  ».  jacquette, 
Jacka,  dj&ks   s.  pi.  sautereaux, 

m.  pi.  [bin,  m. 

Jacobine,  djak''-d-blne,  s.  Jaco- 
Jàcobite,   djak'-6-bite,  s.  Jaco- 

bile    (partisan    de   Jacques  II 

d'Angleterre). 
Jâeob's   etaff,  djë'-keubz-st&9, 


s.  astrolabe,  m.  canoë  i  dard, 
f.  bourdon  de  pèlerin,  m. 

Jâcobiis,  djak-ô'-beuce,  5.  Ja- 
colius  (anc.  monn.  valant  envi- 
ron 30  fr.),  m. 

Jnculâtioii,  djak-ion-lé'-cheu- 
ne,  s.  l'action  de  lancer,/'. 

Jade,  djéde,  s.  coquine,  ha- 
ridelle, rosse,  f.  jade  (pierre), 
m. 

— ,  va.  surmener,  fatiguer,  las- 
ser, excéder. 

—,  vn.  se  décourager,  se  lasser. 

Jàdish,  djé'-diche,  a.  mauvais, 
vicieux,  débauché. 

Jngg,  djag,  va.  denteler,  ébré- 
ciier.  [lure,  ébréchure,  f. 

Jagg,  Jaggednesa,    s.     dente- 

JAssy,  djag'-gui,  o.  dentelé, 
inégal. 

Jail,    djéle,   s.   prison,    f. 

—  bird,  .ç.  gibier  de  prison,  m. 

Jâiler,  djé^-leur,  s.   geôlier,  m» 

— 's  fee«,  s.  gefllage,  m. 

Jukcs,   djéks,  s.  latrines,  f.  pi, 

Jâlap,  djal'-leup,  s.  jalap,  m. 

Jnm,  djame,  s.  marmelade,  f. 

— ,  va    serrer,  presser,  fouler. 

Jainb,  djame,  s.  jambage,  mon- 
tant, i;i.  [relier. 

Jàn-ie,  djanng'-gl,  un.  se  que- 

— ,  va.  rendre  discordant. 

Jàngler,  dianng'-gl-eur,  S. que- 
relleur, [s.  querelle,  f. 

Jângliug,      djanng'-gl-inngne, 

Jâiiizary,  d,,in'-ni-zar-i,  s.  ja- 
nissaire, f. 

Jânuock,  djan'-neun,  s.  fais 
d'avoine,  m. 


JËA 


646 


JET 


Jânty,  Joûntjr,  djann'-tl,  a. 
gai,  gentil.  [janvier,  m. 

Jànitarv,      djan'-oiou-ar-i,     s. 

Japâii,  dj:>-[iann',  S.  laque, 
■vernis  du  Japon,  m, 

—9  va.  vernissera  la  laque^  Ter- 
nir; cirer  des  souliers. 

JapÂnner,  dja-pan^-neur^  5. 
vernisseur  à  la  laque,  décrot- 
leur,  1)1. 

Jap&iiniiii;,  dja-pan'-ninrgne, 
s.  vernissure  à  la  laque,  /". 

Jnr,  djar,  vn.  vibrer,  faire  un 
bruit  désagréable,  être  discor- 
dant, 6lre  contraire,  s'opposer, 
se  quereller,  disputer. 

—  ,  s.  vibration,  son  discordant; 
querelle,  dispute;  élal  d'une 
porte,  d'une  fenêtre  entrebail- 
lée qui  bat;  jarre,  f* 

Jârgoti,  djar^-geune,  s.  jargon, 
m  To  say  iu  —,  «o  tolk  — , 
jargonner. 

Jâri'ing,  djar'-rinngne,  J  que- 
relle, dispute,  bruit  discor- 
dant, m, 

—,  II.  discordant.        [faucon,  m. 

Jâshnwk,    dja«s/-hâùli,  s.  jeune 

Jâsmiuc,  djaz'-mine,  s.  jasmin, 
m. 

Jasper,  djas'-peur,  s.  jaspe,  nt. 

.Sâisnclice,  djann'-dice,  s.  jau- 
nisse, (.  [a  la  jaunisse. 

Jniindiced,   djann'-dist,  a.  qui 

Jauiit,  djannt,  s.  touruée,  cour- 
se, f 

—  of  o  wbeel,  s.   jante,  f. 
— ,  rn.  courir,  trotter. 
Jaûiitiiiess,  djaQu'-ti-nesse,  s. 

grâce,  f. 
Jâvtfl.  djav'-el,  s.  vagabond,  m. 
j&Tcliu,  djav'-line,  s.  javeline, 

Jan,  djâû,  s.    mâchoire,  gueule, 

f.  —  of    deaih,  s.  bras  de  la 

mort,  m. 
Jaj-,  djé,  s.   geai,  m. 
Jâiel,  djaz'-l,<.  lapis,  m. 
Jéaloiis,  djel'-leuce,  a.  jaloux, 

envieux.  ^avec  jalousie. 

Jpaloii^ty,     djel^-leuce-!i,     ad. 
Jcalous}',  —  ue««,   djel'-lence- 

I,  aesse,  >.  jalousie,  (. 


Jeer,  djtr,  va.    railler,  persifler, 
— ,  vn.  se  railler,  se  moquer. 
— ,  s.  raillerie,  f.  t 

Jeéror,  djir'-reur,  «.  railleur.  j 

Jeériiig,dj!r'-inngne,a. ironique.    '  \ 
— ,  s    raillerie,  f.  '' 

Jeérlnsl;,    djtr'-inngne-ii,  ai, 

ironiquement. 
JEHO'VAU,       dji-hft'-va,        s. 
DIEU, m.        [insipide,  stérile. 
Jejiïnc,    dji-djoTine',    a.      p'al,       i 
Jejiiiieiietis.       dji-djdùne'-Des- 
se,    t.    stérilité,    disette,  pau- 
vreté, f. 
Jéllifd,     djel'-lid,   a.    à   l'état 
gélatineux,  de  gelée.  [»i. 

Jêlly,  djel'-li,  î.  gelée,  f,  coulis, 
—  broih,  s.  consommé,  m 
Jéiiiiei,djen'-nit,s.  (a  horse)  ge- 
nêt, m. 
Jlénuciint;.  djen'-ni-tinngne,  t 

passe-pomme,  f. 
Jenii.v,  djen-ni,  s.  Jenny  (métier 
&  filer   le  coton).  Mule—,  mé- 
tier à  filer    en    fin.    Spinniitg. 
— ,  métier  à  6;er  en  gros. 
Jéopnrd.  d,ep'-peurd,   va.   ha- 
sarder, risquer, 
Jéop.irdoiis,  djep'peur-deuce, 

a    dangereux.  i 

Jéopard^.  djep'-peur-di,  s.  pé-      j 

Jerk.  djeurk,  va.  pousser, donner      = 

une  secousse;  sangler  (par  un 
— ,un.  ruer.  [coup  de  fouet). 
— ,s.  sanglade, secousse, saccade. 

f.  [te,  f.  faucon,  m. 

Jérkin,    djeur'-kine,  S.  jaquet- 
Jérsejr,  djeur'-ii,   s.    laine  fine 

filée,  f.  [m. 

Jesa,   djess   S.  lien  d'un  faucon, 
jcsDomiiie,     djes'-sa-mine,    s. 

jasmin,  m,  [railler. 

Jest,    djeste,      va.    plaisanter, 
— ,  .s.    plaisanterie,   raillerie,    f. 

For  — ,iu  —,   ad.  pour  rire. 

Fiill  of— ,  s.  bouffon,  m. 
Jlésier.  djess'-teur,   s.    railleur, 

t  ouffnn.  [lerie,  f.  jeu,  ni. 

Jésciiig.   djesl'-inngne,    s.  rail- 
— ,  <i.  railleur.  [pour  rire. 

Jéstingly,   djesl'-inngne-li,  ad. 
Jel,  djett,  <.  jais.  Black-,  noil 


JOC 


647 


JOI 


comme  du  jais  ;  jet  d'eau,  m. 

—,  vn,  enipiéler,  rôder,  être  fe- 
coné,cahoié,niarcbei  fièrement. 

fétsam,  Jéisoii,  djeLt''-beume, 
teune,  s.  épaves,  m. 

léHy,  djet'-li,  s.  jetée,  saillie,  f. 

—,  a.  couleur  de  ja's,  fait  de  jais. 

lew,  djiou,  t.  Juif,  israélite. 

Jéwel,  djiou^-il,  s.  joyRU,  bi- 
jou ;  mon  mignon,  m.  — «5 
pierreries,  f  pi. 

— ,  «fi.  parer  de  bijoux. 

—  box,  s.  écrin,  m. 
Jévteller,  djiou'-il-leur,  «.joail- 
lier, m.  [rie,  f. 

— '»  ware   or   Iradc,  s.  joaille- 

Jéwelry.  djiouMI-ri,  s.  bijoute- 
rie, joaillerie,  f. 

Jowess,  djiou'-esse,  s.  Jui-ve,  f. 

Jéniab,  djiou'-iche.a.  Judaïque. 

Jcns-harp,  djiouze'-harp,  s. 
guimbarde,  /. 

Jig,  djigue,  S.  gigue,  f. 

— 4  va.  danser  négligemment. 

Jigmakpr,  djig'-ma-keur,  S.  ce- 
lui qui  danse  a\ec  galle. 

Jill,  djill,  s.  gill  ()  décil.42), 
roqnille,  prostiiuée,  /. 

Jilt,  djilt,  t.  coquette,  f. 

—  fVa.  duper,  tromper,  attraper. 
— ,i)ïi.  faire  la  coquette. 
Jiiigle,    djinng'-gl,    vn.  tinter, 

retentir,  faire  l'écho,  rimer. 

— ,  va.  faire  tinter,  faire  réson- 
ner, choquer, 

— ,  s.  tintement, cIiquetls,accord; 
grelot,  m,  clochette,  f. 

Jiiigliiig  Tool,  djinng''-glinn- 
gne-rôùl,».  imbécile,  radoteur, 
m. 

JoU,  djoV,  s.  petite  affaire,  m. 
aubaine,  blessure  avec  un  in- 
strument aigu,  /".  ouvrage  fait 
ou  à  faire,  tâche,  l'nprofila- 
Ule— 5  s.  corvée,  f. 

— ,  vn.  travailler  à  la  tâche,  tri- 
poter, agioter.  [pointu. 

— ,  va.  frapperavec  uninsliument 

JôUliei",  djob^-l.eur,  s.  agioteur, 
t?i.Slock ,  s  joueur  de  bourse, 

—  iiowl,  5.  nigaud.  [»i. 
Jockey,  djoli'-ki,  (.  maquignon, 

tripoB,  m- 


Jockey,  va,  duper,  tromper. 

Jocàse,  dj8-i6ïe',  a.  plaisant, 
jovial.  [badinant. 

Jocéscljr,   djo-l8ze/-li,    ad.    ea 

Jocéttily.  —  8eiifS8,  Jocûln* 
ritjf,  djô-kflze'-i-ti,  ness«,  djô- 
kiou'-lar-i-ti,  «.enjouement,  m. 
gaieté,  f.  [leur,  gai. 

Jôcular,  djok'  lou-leur,  a.  rail» 

J6cunfl,  djok'-eunnd,  a.  plai- 
sant, enjoué. 

Jôciindity.  J6cuiiâiiess,djok^ 
eunn-di-li,  eunnd-nesse,  s.  en- 
jouement, m.  [gaiement. 

Jécuiidl)',    djok'-eunud-li,    ad. 

Jog,  djcg,  va.  secouer,  pousser, 
agiter. 

— ,  vn.  se  mouvoir  doucement, 
trottiner,  aller  cahin  caha. 

— ,s.  secousse,  f.  cahot,  m. 

—  trot,  s.  petit  trot. 
J<jgger,djog'-gueur,  j.  qui  mar- 
che pesamment. 

Jôggic-,  djog'-gl.  vn.  branler, 
se  trémousser,  s'agiler. 

Joiu,  djoïne,  vn.  joindre,  unir, 
sejoiudre,  s'unir,  s'associer. — 
baitle,  engager  le  combat.  — 
inlerest,  s'associer.  —  i(» 
sue  wiih  oiie,  s'en  rap- 
porter à  la  décision  de  quel- 
qu'un. —  Cogelber,  unir,  ac- 
coupler. 

Jâinder,  djoînn'-deur,  J.  asso- 
ciation, union, /■.  [sicr,  m. 

Jôiner,    djoine'-eur,  s.    n;enui- 

Jôiiiery,  djoïne'-eur-i.j.  menui- 
serie, /, 

Joint,  djoIuDt,  s.  jointure,  ar- 
ticulation, f.  nœud,  m.  (of 
méat)  pièce,  f.  quartier,  m.  To 
put  out  of — ,  disloquer.  — 
goul,  s.  maladie  articulaire,  f. 

— ,  a.  réuni,  joint,  commun,  cû... 

—  heir,  cohéritier. 

—  teiiau«s,s.co-lenanclers,»îj3/, 
— ,   va,    couper     par    morceaux, 

joindre  [m 

—  consent,  5.   commun  accord, 
Jdiiited,   djo!nnt'-ed,    a,  plein 

de  noeuds. 
Jôinicc,  djoinnt'-l,  s.  jointée,  f. 
Joiuior,  djoïanMeur,s.rabot,nfe 


JOU 


648 


JUD 


Jôliitl}',  djolnnl'-li,  ad.  con- 
jointement, [douairière,  f. 

Jôintrcss,      JjoÏDD'-Iresse,     s. 

foiiiu.  djoïnntz,  s.  joints,  m. 
pi.  charnière,  f. 

lôiiiiiirc,  djoïnn'-tchioure,  s. 
douaire,  m. 

— ,  va.  a=s:çncr  un  douaire. 

SoSai,  djoïïio,  s.  solive,  f. 

loke.   djôke,  s.   plaisanterie,  /". 

bon  mol,  m. 
—,  vn.  plaisanter,  railler. 

lôkcr,  djô'-keur,  s,  railleur. 

fôkiiis,  djô'-kinngne,  s.  raille- 
rie, /. 

*ole,  djôle,  s.  teie,  f.  Cheek 
l>y  —,  ad.  lête-à-têle. 

toU,  djôle,  ta.  heurter  avec  la 
tête.  rnnenl. 

a^Ilily,    djol'-Ii-li,  ad.  plai'^am- 

«Ôllily,  Jôlliiicss,  Jolli. 
iiienii«,djol'-li-ti,nesse,meDnl, 
».  gaillardise,  belle  humeur, 
réjouissance,  /. 

Jilly,  djol'-li,  a.  gaillard,  gai, 
enjoué,  agréable. 

Jol»,  djolie,  DO. caboter,  secouer. 

—,  vn.  être  caboté,  secoué. 

*oH,  Jôliing.  djolte.djolte'-inn- 
gne,   s.    cahot,   ni. 

•Séllhoad,  djulte'-héde,  s.  bu- 
tor, m.  souche,  f. 

Jonqi'iil,  djeunn-liouil',  s.  jon- 
quille, f. 

Jérden,  djor'-dn,  ».  pot,  pot  de 
chambre,  in. 

Jûssiii^  block,  djos^-siongne- 
blok,  5.  montoir,  m. 

lôstle,  djos'-sl,  va.  coudoyer. 

Joc,  djolt,  s.  rien,  iota,  m. gout- 
te, f.Kot  a—, ad.  r.en  du  tout. 

Journal,  4jeur''-neul,  ».  journal, 
m. 

— ,    a.    quotidien  ,  journalier. 

JaSiii-iinlist,  djeur-'-neul-isle,  s. 
journaliste,  m. 

Jôiiruey,  djeur'-ni,  ».  yayage, 
J?2.  journée,  traite,  /.  To  co- 
rne long  or  short — ,  \emr  à 
grandes,  à  petites  journées. 

—,  vn    voyager. 

Jiiiiriicj'uiaH.  u^our'-ni-mane, 
».  compagnon,  ouvrier,  m 


Journeywork,  djet?^^-ni-OQeur» 
ko,  s.  journée,  f. 

Jouât,    djeuste,     ».      joute,    f, 

—  ,  un.  jouter.  [tournoi,  m. 

JÔTi.-il,  djy-vi-al,  a. enjoué,  gai. 

JÔTially,  djô'-vi-al-li,  ad.  gat- 
ment.  [gaieté,  f. 

Jôt'ialness,     djô^-vi-al-nesse,  s. 

Joivl,  djôle,  ».  hure,  tête,  A 

'Jônler,  (fjôle'-eur,  s.  limier,  »n. 

Joy,  dJQÏ,  s.  joie,  allégresse,  f. 

— ,  va.  réjouir,  féliciter,  bien 
traiter. 

—,  vn.  se  réjouir,  se  féliciter, 
être  content, 

Jé}fiil.djoï'-foul,n.réjoui,joyeux. 

Joyfully,  djoï'-foul-li,ad.joyeu- 
sement.  [s.  allégresse,  /". 

Jôjfuliie**,        djoï'-foul-ncsse, 

Jôjless,  djoî'-lesse,  a.  triste, lu- 
gubre, [gai. 

Joyou»,  djoï'-euce,    a.   joyeux. 

Jubilant,  djiou'-bi-Iannt,  u 
joyeux. 

Jubilàiion,  djiou-bi-Ié'-eheune, 
s.  —  tion,  réjouissance  publi- 
que,/'. 

Jûbilee,  djiou'-bi-ll,  j.jubilé.m. 

Jucùndity,  djiou'-keunn-di-ti, 
s.  douceur,  gaité,  f.  enjoue- 
ment, m.        [kal,  a.  judaïque. 

Jiidâic,  —   cal,  djiou-dé'-ik,  i- 

Jûdaism,  djiou'-dé-izm,  s.  ju- 
daïsme, m.  [daïser. 

JiidHiic.  djiou'-dé-aïie,  la.ju- 

Judgc.  djeudje,  s.  juge,  m.  Ci- 
»il  — .  s.  juge  de  police,  m. 
Latéral  — ,  ».  assesseur,  »!. 
—  delegatc,  s.  commissaire 
de  la  cour,  m. 

— ,  vn.  juger,  penser,  décider, 
cnndamner.  [m 

Jùdger,   djeudje'-eur,   s.  juge, 

Jt'idgnicHt,  djeudje'-mennt,  ». 
jugement,  avis,  sens,  goût,  ar- 
rêt,  m. 

—  seat,  s.  tribunal,  m. 

Jûdicatory,  dj;ou'-di-ktS-tenr-i, 
s.  cour  de  justice,  f. 

Jûdicuturr,  djiou'-di-ké-tioure, 
s.  judicature,  f. 

Judiciul,  djiou-dicbe''-al,  a.  ju« 
ridique. 


JUM 


C49 


JUR 


IiicKcinlIy,      djiou-diche'-al-li^ 

ad.  judiciairement. 

Jiidie:ni-y,  djiou-diche'-ar-i,  a. 
judiciaire,  juridique,  légal. 

J»iIicio<i8,  dj:ou-diclie''-euce,  a. 
judicieux. 

Jiidicioiisly,  djion-diche'-euce- 
li,  ad.  judicieusement,  sage- 
ment. 

Xiidicionsneas,  djiou-diche'- 
euce-nesse,  s.  rectitude  de  l'es- 
prit, sagacité,  f. 

Jug.  djeu?,   s.  pot  à  boire,  m. 

Jusâte,  djeug-éte',  va.  soumet- 
tre au  joug,  accoupler. 

Jûggle,  djeug'-gl,  vti.  jouer  des 
gobelets,  tromper. 

—,  s.  jonglerie,  tromperie,/'. 

Jiiggler,  djeug'-gl-eur,  s.  jon- 
gleur, escamoteur,  trompeur, 
fourbe,  m. 

— '»  box,  s.  gohelet,  m. 

JÛKgling  «i-îcU,  djeug'-gl-inn 
gne-trik,  s.  fourberie,  f. 

Jûggliugly,  djeug'-gl-lnngne 
li,  ad.  en  fourbe. 

Jûgular,  djiou'-guiou-lar,  a 
jugulaire.  [égorger,   tuer, 

Ji'igulate,  djiou'-puiou  léte,  va 

Ji'iSiil&tiou,  djiou-guiou-lé' 
cheune,  s.  meurtre,  carnage 
7n. 

Jiiice,  djionce,  S.    jus,  suc,  m 

Jûiceless,  djiouce'-lesse,  a. 
sans  jus,  sans  suc. 

Jûiciuess,  djiou'-cl-nesse,  s 
abondance  de  jus,  f. 

Jûicy  djiou'-ci,  a.  succulent 
plein  de  jus  [be   f. 

jujube,    djiou'-djioube,  S.  juju 

—  «ree,  J.  jujubier,  m. 
?uke,  djiouke.  t>)i.  jucher. 
lûlap,  djiou'-lap,  s,  julep,  m. 
lûliaii,  djiou'-li-ane,  a  Julien. 

—  period,s.  période  Julienne,/. 
lûly/,  djioQ-laî',  .^.  Juil''M  .  i». 

Ilon'er,  j    giroflée,/. 
iuuart,  djioii'-marte,  s.  jumart, 

))!.  [dre,  mêler. 

JûinMe,  î\^„imm'-bl.  fa.confon- 
— ,  vn.  se  Uiéi.  r,  se  confondre. 
—,  s.    mélange  confus,  m,  con- 

tttsioB,  A 


Jnmbler,     djeumm'-bl-enr,    O. 

brouillon. 
Jiimbling,   djeumm'-bl-inngna. 

s.  fracas,  )n.  confusion,/. 
Jument,    djiou/-menntj    s.    bS- 

te  de  somme,  m.  [saillie,  /. 
Jiinip,    djeummp,    ».    saut,   m. 

—  ,  vn.  sauter,  se  p'-5cipiter,  ca- 
hoter, s'accorder 

— ,  va.  sauter,  franchir, 

—  OTer,  franchir  en  sautant. 
Jûinper,  djeummp'-eur,  s.  sau- 
teur, m. 

Jûncate,    djeunng'-kéte,  *.  g&- 

teau,  m.  douceur,/. 
Jûucoiis.     djeunng'-keuce,     a. 

couvert  de  joncs. 
Ji'iKction,    djeunng'-cheune,   s. 

jonction,    cabale,     faction,     /. 

conseil,  m. 
Jûiicture,  djeunng''-tchioure)  S- 

jointure,  conjoncture. 
Jiine,  djioune,  5.  juinj   7n. 
Junior,    djiou'-ni-eur,     a.      le 

plus  jeune. 
Jûniper-bcrry,   djiou'-ni-peur- 

ber-i,  s.  genièvre,  ?». 
Jl'inipcr-tree.       djiou'-ni-peur- 

Irî,  s.  genévrier,  ni. 
Jnnk,    djeuncgk,  s.    (ma.)  jon- 
que, /. 
Jûnkel,    djeunng'-kitt,    s,    col- 

iation,  /.  régnl  en  cachette,))!. 

—s,  s.  friandises,  /  pi.  [galer» 
—,  vn.  faire  bunne  chère,  se  ré- 
Jûnkvtling,   djeunng'-kit-tinn- 

gne,  s.  bombance,  /. 
Ji'iiita,  djeuon'-ta,  s.  junte,  /. 
Jûnto.  djeunn^-t&,  s.    cabale,  f. 

conseil,  ni. 
Jûppon.  djeup'-peune,  *.  jupon, 

justaucorps,  m. 
Jûrat,  djiou'-rale,  s.  juré.  m. 
Jûratory,    djiou'-ra-teur-i,    s. 

juralolre.  [juridique 

Juridicnl,    djiou-ri'-di-kal,    a. 
Juridicnll)',    djiou-ri'-di-kal-li, 

ad.  —  diquement 
Juriscânsult,  djiou-r'lss-konn'- 

seulte,  s.  —  suite,  m. 
Jurisdiclion ,     djinu-riss-dik'- 

cheune    s.  juridiction,  /. 
Jurisprûdencet         djiou-rïsi. 


KEC 


650 


KEE 


prion'-dcnnce,  s.  jurisprudence 

f,  [jurisconsulte,  m. 

Jûrist,    djiou'-riste,  s.  jurisie, 
Jûror.    djiou'-reur,    s.  juré,  m. 
Jûi'j'.  djiou'-ri,s.  jury,  m. 
Jûrj'oian,     djiou'-ri-mane,     $. 

juré,  m. 
Jurymast;     djiou'-ri-mas 

mil  de    rechange,  m. 
Just,  djeusle,a.  juste.équitable. 
— ,  ad  juslenienl. 

—  A8<  tout  de  même  que. 

—  now,  ad.  loul  à  l'iieure. 

—  Bo,  ad.  tout  de  même. 
—,  s.  le  juste,  m. 

—,  s.  joute,  f.  tournoi,  m. 

—,  tin.  jouter. 

Jû«(ice,  djeuss'-tice, s.  justice,  f. 

—  of  pcnco,  s.  juge  de  pnix,  ni. 

—  it>  eyre,  s.  juge  ambulant. 
Jùsiiccment,  djeuss^-tice- 

roennt,  s.  procédure,  f. 

Jûsticer,  djeuss'tice-eur,  s.  of- 
ficier de  justice,  m. 

Jûslicesfaip,  djeuss'-tice-chipe, 
s.chargedans  la  magistrature,/'. 

Juntlciable,  djeuss-liche'-i-a-bl, 
a.  —  ble.  [«.justicier,)!:. 

Jualfcinry,     djeuss-tiche'-i-ar-i. 

Justifiable.  djeuss'-ti'fai-a-bl,«. 
qui  se  peut  juslifler. 


Jûsllflubleness,    djeuss'-ti-fal- 

a-bI-Desse,s   droiture,/'. 
JûsiiOubl}',  djeuss'-ti-fal-a-bli, 

((d  avec  justice. 
JuRiincâiion,      djeiJS.s-li-fi-ké'- 

cheune,  s' juslifica lion, excuse, f. 
Jusiiflcâtor,  JtistiGcr,djeuss- 

ti-5-lié'-teur.fgi-eur,s.  celui  qui 

Justifie. 
JûsiiCy,  djeuss' -tl-ra!,  va.  just. 

fier,  remettre    les  péchés,  Téii- 

fier,  autoriser. 
Jùacirjiiig,      djeuss'-ti-fal-inn- 

gne,  a. justiSant,  justificatif, 
Jûsde,    4ieus'-sl,  va.   pousser 

heurter. 
—,vn.  se  heurter,  se  pousser. 
Jùsiler,  djeus'-sl-eur,  t.  celui 

qui  pousse. 
Jûsilj,    djeuste'-li,    ad.  &  bon 

droit,  justement. 
Jûaiiiess,  djeuste'-nesse,  «.jus- 
tice. Justesse,  exactitude,/, 
Jut,  djeute,  vn,  a'vancer,  saillir. 
—,  j.  saillie,  ^.  [pentr, /■, 

JûK},  djeut'-ti,  ».  saillie,  sou- 
Jûveuili',  djiou'-\i-nil,  «jeune. 
Jiiiviiilit},  djiou-»i-nil'-i-ti,  s. 

feu  de  jeunesse.  >?i. 
JuxCnpofeitioii,  djeuks-ta-pO-zi- 

che'-eune,   (.   juxtaposition,/'. 


K 


K,  ké,  s.  k,  abré'viatiOD  de 
Kiiight,  chevalier. 

Kale,  kéle,  5.  chou. 

Kâlciidar,  kal'-enn-deur,  s.  ca- 
lendrier, almanach,  7)i. 

Knii.  !ié'-li,  s.  sou'.lf,  f. 

K.IIUI.  kamm,  n,  de  travers. 

Kaii.  Kami,  kann,  s.  kan,  m. 

Uaiv.  kâû,  vn.  croasser,  haleter 
respirer  avec  peine. 

— .  s.  croassement,  m. 

Kajie,  kéle,  s.  quille,/. 

Kayles,  këlz,  f.  pi.  jeu  de 
quilles,  m 

Keck,  kek,  vn.  faire  des  ef- 
forts pour  vomir.      [un  c&ble. 


Kérkie,  kek'-kl,  va.    fourrer. 
Kérksy,   kek'-ci,s.  fanes, /.  pi. 
Ki'dgp,  kedje,  va-  touer. 
Kédger,  ked'-djeur,  s.  ancre  à 

touer,  f. 
Kédli'.k,    ked'-lak,     s.     sénevé 

m,  moutarde  sauvage,  f.  [f 
Keel,  k!le,  s.  quille,  carène,cale 
Kcélage,     k!/-lédje      s.    droit 

d'ancrage,  m. 
Keélfiil,  kll'-vate,  S,  bassin.  Ml. 
Kvélbalc,  kll/-héle,  l'a.  donner 

la  cale.  [quille,  f. 

Keélsoii,  kîl'-seuue,  s.  conlre- 
Keeii,    ktiie,  a.    piquant,   aigU| 

eubtil,  arfilé,  acéré. 


KEM 


651 


KFC 


Keen  sigbted,  a.  clair-iroyant. 

Keénly,  kïne'-li,  ad.  sublile- 
ment,    aigrement,  ardemment. 

Keéuiiess,  'Ine'-D  esse,  «.  sub- 
tilité, aigreur,  avidité,  /. 

Keep,  klpe,<. garde  ,f.  donjon.m. 

—  ,  (Uupt,  ke]>i),  la  garder, 
tenir,  entretenir,  célébrer,  ob- 
server,  suivre,     mpêcher. 

— ,  «n.  demeurer,  Sire,  se  tenir, 
se  mainlonir.  se  garder. 

—  asiiiidcr,  tenir  séparé,  vivre 
séparément.  [senter. 

—  a-way,    tenir    éloigné;    s'ab- 

—  companj',  fréquenter. 

—  down,  abaisser. 

—  from,  se  garder,  éviter,  re- 
tenir, cacher,  empêcher. 

—  îu,   réprimer,  tenir  en  bride. 

—  in  awe,  se  faire  redouter. 

—  off,  ne  pas  avancer,  se  tenir 
en  arrière  ou  h  l'écart. 

—  one  at  bay,  amuser  quel- 
qu'un, [haleine. 

—  one  doing  atwork, tenir  en 

—  one  hiiugry,  faire  souffrir 
la  faim. 

—  one's  groniid,   tenir  ferme. 

—  onc^s  leiiipcr,    se   posséder. 

—  ou»,  empêcher  d'entrer,  ne 
pas  entrer,  détenir. 

—  out  of  sighi.  tenir  caché. 

—  <he  field,  rcsier  maître  du 
champ  de  bataille. 

—  timv  (in    musicj,  s'accorder. 

—  ta,  s'altacher  &,  se  tenir. 

—  uuder,  tenir  de  court,  te- 
nir en  bride. 

—  «p,  maintenir,  soutenir,  con- 
server,  entretenir. 

Kcéper,  kîpe'-eur,  i.  garde,  »n. 

Keépership.  kîpe'-eur  chipe, 
s.  office  de  garde,  m.       [de,  / 

Keéping,  kipe'-inngne,  s.  gar- 

Keëpsake,  kîpe'-séke,  s.  sou- 
venir, keepsake  (album)  ,  m. 
For  a  — ,  en  souvenir. 

Keg,  K.ag,  kèg  or  kag,  S.  ca- 
que, f  baril,  m. 

K.ell,  keli,  s    péritoine, m, 

Kclp,  kelpe.  s.  soude,/. 

KéUon,  wi/.  Keelson. 

Kemb,  kemmb,  va.  peigner. 


Ken,     kenn,     vn.      apercevoir, 

voir  à  une  grande  distance. 
— ,  s.  étendue,  portée  de  la  vue, 

Kénnel,  ken'-nil,  s  c'  ani', 
terrier,  ruisseau  (dune  rue), 
m.  meute,  f. 

—,  va.  mettre  an  chenil,  mettre 
dans  un  chenil.  [1er 

— ,  vn.   coucher,    demeurer,  gt- 

Kept,  kepte,  prêt,  et  part,  de 
Kcep.  [margelle,  f. 

Kérb-Htone.     kirbe^-stône,     s. 

Kcrcbicf,  keur'-tchif,  s.  cou- 
vre-chef, habillement,  m. 

Kércbicred,  keur'-tchift,  a. 
hab  lié.  [m.  entaille,  f- 

fcerf,    keiirf,    s.  trait    de    scie, 

Kérmes,  keur'-miz,s.kermès,m. 

Kent,  keurn,  s.  pajsan,  fantas- 
sin irlandais,  vagabond,  mou- 
lin i,  bra»,  m.  [grener. 

— ,vn.  se  former   en  grain,  s'é- 

Kérncl,  kcur'-nil,  s.  amande, 
glande,  f.  noyau,  pépin,  m. 

— ^  vn.  se  former  en  grain, mûrir 

Kérnelly,  kenr^-nil-li,  s.  glan- 
duleux, [nage,  m. 

Kéruiiig,  keur'-ninngne,s.égre- 

Kércey,  keur'-zi,s.  gros  drap, 
m.  [le,  /. 

Krstrel,  kess'-trei,  s.  crécerel- 

Ketcb.  ketche,  s.  eaîque,  f. 

Kéltle,  ket'-U,  S.  chaudière,/, 
chaudron,  m.  bouillotte,  bouil- 
loire, f,  [s.  timbale,  f. 

Kéttledrum,       kef-tl-dreume, 

—  drummer,  ket'-tl-dreum- 
meur,  t.  timbalier,  m. 

Key,  ki,  s.  clef,  f.  quai,  m.  cla- 
vette, touche,  f.    clavier,  m. 

—  bit,  s     panneton,  m. 

—  hole,   s.  forure,trou  de  ser- 

—  stone.  j. clef  de  voûte, f.[rure. 
Uéyage,    ki'-idje,    s.    quaiage, 

droit  de  quai,  m. 

Kibe,  kjaïlie,  s,  engelure,  cre- 
vasse, fente,  f.  [lures. 

Kibi'd,  kjaTbd,a.  qui  acfes  enge- 

Kick,  kik,  s.  coup  de  pied,  m, 
ruade,  f.  [ruer,  regimber, 

—,  va.  donner  un  coup  de   pied. 

—  ou»,  chasser. 


KIN 


652 


KIR 


Kick  up  one's  bcel9,se  cabrer  ; 
donner  le  croc  enjambe. 

Ki'rker,  hik'-keur,  s  qui  don- 
'•*.   "ies  coiiiiS  de  pied. 

Kit-k«ban,  kik/-clKiîi,  S.  baga- 
'6.  e,  f.  brimborion,  ?».  ra- 
goût, m.  [freluquet,  m. 

Ki'ckshoe.  ïrk'-cho'ù.s.  baladin, 

I&iokse;.«irksrj'.  kik'-ci- 

ouik'-ci,  i.  femmelette,  f. 

Kid,  kide,  s.  chevreau;  fagot 
de  bruyère,  m. 

— .  vn.  biqueter.  [m. 

Kiddcr,   kid'-deur,   s.   hlilier, 

Kldlénllier.  kid-Iii/i'-eur,  s. 
peau  de  chèvre,  f. 

Kuliinp.  kid'-napp,  un.  enle- 
ver des  enfants,  tromper. 

Kidnapper,  kid'-nap-peur,  s. 
vo!eur  d'enfants.  ?)i. 

Kidiic}',  kid'-ni,  s.  rognon,  m. 
tumeur,  race,  f.  genre,  m. 

Kidiiej-benn,  kid'-ui-bine,  s. 
haricot,  jn.         [demi-baiii,  )». 

Kilderkiu,    kil'-deur-kine,     s. 

Kil!,  kili,  va.  tuer,  faire  mou- 
rir, [vailler. 

—  oiic'g  scir,  se  luer,  trop  tra- 
Ki'IIer,    kil'-leur,     s.    assassin, 

homicide,  m 

Killing,  kil/-linngne,a.  mortel, 
qui  tue.  [terre,  f 

Ki'llon',     kil'-16,    s.    sorte    de 

Kilii,  kill,  s.  fourneau,  four  à 
chau.t,  m.  briqueterie,  /. 

Kiliidry,  kill'-dii,  Va.  sécher 
dans  un  four  à  chaux. 

Kiiogram,  kil'-ô-grame,  s.  ki- 
logramme, m. 

Kilomcler,  kil'-6-mi-tenr,  s. 
kilomètre,  m. 

Ki'nibo,  kimm'-bô,  (f.  crochu,  en 
anse.  Ho  alood  niib  hi» 
arni»  a  —,  il  se  tenait  les 
poings  sur  les  hanches. 

Mi:',  kine,  s.  parenté,/  parent, 
allié,  m. 

—  ,  a.  parent,  proche,  qui  se 
ressemble.  Ncxt  of  —,  s. 
proche  parent,  m. 

KiiMl,  kaïnnd,  a.  bon,  doux, 
obligeant,  honnête,  To  bc  8o 
—  as,  avoir  la  bonté  de. 


Kind,j.  genre,m.sorle,espèce,/'. 
•"  — ,  en  nature,    lu  «uch  a 

—,  de  telle  sorte. 

Kiiidcr,  kaïnnd'-eur,  a.  plus 
doux. 

— ,  s.  une  troupe  âe  chats.- 

Kiiidesl,  kaînnd'-este,  a.  le 
plus  doux. 

Kiiidle,  kinn'-dl.  Ma.  allumer, 
animer,  enflammer,  exaspérer. 

—,  m.  prendre  feu,  s'allumer, 
s'animer.  [lume. 

Kiiidler,kinnd''-dl-eur,.s.quial- 

Ki'tidlr.  kaînnd'-li,  ad.  obli- 
geamment, de  bon  cœur,  en 
bonne    part,  avec   bonté.    foH 

— .  a.  bienfaisant.  [bien. 

Kiiidiicss,  kaînnd'-nesse,  s. 
bonté,  amitié,  douceur,  bien- 
veillance, (.  bienfait,  m. 

Kii!di-ed,  kinn'-(ired,s.  paren- 
té, f.  parents,  m. pi. 

—  ,  a.  allié. 

Kiiie,  kaïne,   s    (pi    of  Cow), 

bêles  à  cornes,  vaches,  f.  pi 
Kiiif!,kinngne,  s.  roi,  m.  —  (at 

draughts),    dame,  damée,  f. 

To  go  lo  -, aller  à  dame. 
—,  va.    (at  drauglils)    damer  un 

pion  ;    mettre  sur  le  trône. 

—  flsbur  (bird),  s.  martin-pê- 
cbcur,  ou  alcjon,  m. 

— '■  craft,s.  politique,  f. 
— '•   bencb,  s.   le    banc   de    la 
cour  du  roi,  m. 

—  at  arms.  —  of  facralds,  ». 
le  roi  d'armes,  7n. 

— ''b  c»ii,  3.  les  écrouelles,  f.  pi. 

Ki'iigdoni,  kinngne/-deume,  s. 
royaume,  711. 

Kiiigly,  —  like.  kinngne'-li. 
laïke,  a.  royal,  de  roi. 

Kiiigsbip,  kinngne'-chipe,  g. 
royauté,/'. 

Kiiisfolks,  kinnz'-fôke,  s.  pa- 
rent, m    parenté,  f. 

Kiiisman,  kinnz'-manej  S.  pa- 
rent,  allié,  >n. 

KixBnoman.  kinni'-ouoùme- 
eune,  s.    parente, alliée,/. 

Kiiiinl,  kinn'-tal,  s.  quintal,  m. 

Kiib,  keurk,  s.  église,  issem. 
blée,  f. 


KNA 


653 


KNI 


Kfrtie,  keur'-tlt  s.  blouse,  f. 

Ki«s,  kisse,  s,  baiser,  m. 

— ,fa.  baiser,  eiiibrasser,caresser. 

UJftser,  kis^-seur,  s.  baiseur,  )ïi. 

Kiissiiig-crusl,  kis'^-siDngoe' 
"reuste  s.  baisure,  f.  biseau, 
Vt.  J        [chette,  f.  biseau,  m. 

Kit,  Kitt,  s.   damejeanae,    po- 

Kftchen,  kitche'-iue,  s.  cuisi- 
ne, f. 

—  gnrden,  s.  jardin  potager,  in. 

—  inaid,  s,  cuisinière,  fille  do 
cuisine,  f, 

—  stiitt.s.  graisse  de  cuisine,/'. 

—  tacklius,  s.  batterie  de  cui- 
sine, f. 

—  ivoi'k,  s.  viande  apprêtée,  f. 

—  wciicli,  s.  laveuse  de  vais- 
selle, f. 

Kile,  kaîte,s.  milan,  cerf-volant, 
(jeu  d'enfani),  vaulour  (en  par- 
lant des  gens  rapaces),  ?n. 

Kîlten,     kil^-tn,     cbatoo,     petit 

—,  va.  chatonner.  [chat. 

Klick,  klik,  s.  coup,  claque,  cli- 
quet, m. 

— ,  vn.  faire  un  bruit  aigu. 

Klikiiig,  klikMnngne,  s.  bruit 
aigu,  m. 

Knab,  nab,  va.  mordre,  brouter. 

Kuuck,  nak,  s,  tour  d'adresse, 
jouet  d'enfant,  )?i.  dextérité, 
habileté,/',  tic,  m. 

Kiiâcker,  nak'-keur,  4.  fabri- 
cant de  joujoux.  [m. 

Kuag,  nag,  s.  noeud  dans  le  bois, 

Kiiâggi,  nag'-gui,  a.  noueux. 

Kiiap,  napp,  s.  tertre,  m.  col- 
line, loupe,  f. 

— ,va.  croquer,  faire  craquer. 

Kuàpple,  nap'-pl,  vn.  faire 
craquer  en  brisant.  [m 

Kuâpsak,  Dap'-sak,  s.  havresac, 

Kuar,  Kuur,  l£iiurle,  nére, 
oeur,  ueurl,  s.  gros   nœud,  m. 

Kuave,  uéve,  i.  fripoD,  fourbe, 
coquin.  (At  cards)  valet,  m. 
Ta  pla;  Ihe  — ,  faire  un 
tour  de  fripon.  [nerie,  /. 

Kiiâvery,  né'-veur-i,  s.  fripon- 

Kuàvidi,  u'"-vicbe,  a.  fripon, 
de  fripon.  [fripon. 

Huâf  i»kly;  sV-Tiche-li,  aà.  en 


Kiiàvishuesa,    ué^-viche-nes?e, 

s.  inclinationàla  friponnerie,^, 
Kiiead,  nîJe,  va.  pétrir. 
Kucader,  nî'-deur,s.  pélrisseur. 
Kiiéadiiigtroiigh,     aîde'-inn- 

gne-lrof,  s.  pélrin,  m. 
Kuee,  ut,  s.  genou,  m. 
I£iieé<Iecp.nl'-dtp,a  jusqu'aux 

genoux.  [de  Salomon,  m. 

Kueégi'as»,  nî'-grasse,  s.  sceau 
Kueéhalm,    nlz-bâme,   s.  petit 

houx,  m. 
Kiieel,    ntl,    vn.    s'agenouiller, 

se  mettre  à  genoux.  [uoux. 
Kiieélîiig, aîl'-inngne,  na.  àge- 
Kneépaii,  nt'-pâne,  s.  rotule,^. 

—  ««riiig,  s.  attache,  jarretière,^ 
Kneéti'ibiite,  nl^-trib-ioute,  S. 

hommage  qui  se  rend  &  ge- 
noux, m. 

Kiicll,  nel,  s.  glas,  m. 

Kiiew.  QÎou,  prêt,  de  Kuow. 

HLiiick-Kuacks,  nik-nakz,  s. 
babioles,  f. 

Kuïfe  (kuiver),  na'ife,  S.  cou- 
teau, m.  Pariiig  — 5  tran- 
cbet,  m.  Pou  —,  caaif,  m. 
Carviiig  — ,  couteau  à  décou- 
per. Paper  —,  plioir. 

^  case, s.  boite  &  couteaux. 

—  griiider,:.  remouleur. 

—  aharpeiier,  s.  fusil. 
Knight,  uaïte,  s.  chevalier,  ca- 
valier, m.  [lier  errant. 

—  errant,    s.    paladin,   cheva- 

—  eraiiterjr,  s.  chevalerie  er- 
rante, /.  m. 

—  of  tUc  post,  s.  faux  témoin, 

—  of  tUe  abii-c,  s.  député,  m. 
— ,  va,  créer  chevalier. 
Knigbthood,    naîle'-boude,  s. 

chevalerie,  /.  [valier. 

Knightlj-,    naïteMi,  a.   de  che- 
HLiiit    (kiiit,  kiiit),    nitt,     va. 

nouer, cimenter, froncer,  rider, 

tricoter,  brocher. 
—,  un,   s'unir,  se  ramasser,    se 

nouer, se  joindre.  », 

—,  s.  tricot,  m. 

—  stockiiigs, s.  bas  à  l'aiguille 
ou  brochés,  m.  pi.  [çuil!e,m. 

—  woi-k,  s.   ouvrage  lait  à  l'ai- 
H.uitler,  uit'-teur,  s,  tricoltUr. 


LAB 


654 


LAB 


Prame  work  — ,  s.  fabricant 
de  bas  au  métier. 

Kiiitliug-iieédle,  nit^-tinngne- 
nî'-dl,  s.  a  giiille  à  tricoter,  f. 

Kiidiiiig-Klii-iiih,  nil'-tinngoe- 
cbilh,  <.  affiquel,  m. 

Kniiile,  DU''-li,  s.  cordoD  de 
bourse,    m. 

Kuob,  nob,  s.  bosse,  f.  pom- 
meau, m.    boupe,  loupe,  f.  ca- 

—,  un.  se  nouer.  [lus,  m. 

Kuôbb)',  Kiiôbbed,  nob'-bi, 
nobd,  a.  noueux,  ent£té. 

Kuôbbiiieaa,  nob'-bi-nesse,  s. 
nodosité,  f. 

Kiiock,  nok,  un.  frapper,  heur- 
ter, battre,  se  rogner. 

— »  va.  frapper,  cogner. 

—  donu,    terrasser,   assommer, 

—  111,  enfoncer,  cogner,  [abattra. 
^  off,  faire  sauter,  casser,  briser. 

—  ou  tbc  head,  assommer. 

—  oui- faire  sortir.  [qui... 

—  uiidcr,      se    rendre.     Être    à 
— .  s   coup,  m.  taloche,  f. 
Kiiucker,     Dok^-keur.     s.    an- 
neau, marteau,  >/i.      [bruit, m. 

Kiiocking,      nok'-kinngne,    s. 

K.110II,  odie,  vn.  retentir  (com- 
me le  bruit  des  cloches). 

— .  va.  sonner  la  ciocbe. 

Kiiot,  nott,<.  cime,  f.  sommet, 
nœud,  boulon,  peloton,  amas, 
embarras,  m.  bande,  troupe, 
intrigue,  figure  à  comparti- 
ments, f.  Ruiiiiing  —,  s. 
nœud  coulant,  m.  [rasser. 

—>  tta.  nouer,  lier,  unir,  embar- 


Kiiot,  un.  se  formerennoeudSfSa 
nouer,  bourgeonner. 

Kiiôtiiiies».  nol'-ll-nesse,  >. 
difficulté,  f. 

Kiiotty,  Kiiûliod,  nol/-ti,BOl''- 
ted,  a.  nûtietix,  rugueux,  em- 
barrassant, dificile. 

Kiion-  (kiiew  ,  kiiowii),  d5« 
va.  savoir,  connaître,  distin- 
guer. —  oue"*»  self,  se  con- 
naître soi-méi1K.  To  Ict  —, 
faire  savoir,  informer. 

— ,  un.  connaître,  avoir  connais- 
sance, être  informé. 

Kiiôwalile,  nâ'-a-bl,  a.  con- 
naissable. 

Kiiôwcr,  nô'-eur,  *.  connais- 
seur, 111. 

Kuàwiiig,  ny-inngne,  a.  sa- 
vant, éclairé. 

Kiiôwiiigljr,  nô'-inngne-li,  ad. 
sciemment,  ft  de-seio. 

Knowledge,  nô^-ledge,  £.  sa- 
voir, m.  connaissance,  science, 
f.  To  go«  —  of,  apprendre. 
Wiihout  my  —,  txd.  &  mon 
insu. 

Kiiunu,  cSne  parf.de  Know. 
To    iiiake  — .   déclarer. 

Kiiûcklc,  neuk'-kl,  s.  articula- 
tion, jointure,  f.  jarret ,  nœud, 

— ,  vn.  se    soumettre.  [ni. 

Kiiùckicd,  i,euk'-kld,  a,  qui  a 
des  nœuds.  [m. 

Kiiiifr,  ueuff.   s.   butor,   rustre, 

Kiiur.  Kiiiirl,  neur,  neur],  s. 
nœud  de  bois,  m, 

Koff,  koff,  I.  (mar.)  koff. 


L,  el,  s   I,  m.  60,  abréviation  de  1  LâbotU,  lé'  benni,  a.  tombant. 


iid,    1    st. 

I,a,  là,  mt.  làl  voici  I        [li»g. 

l,abefâctioii.la-bi-fak'-cheuue, 
s.  affaiblissement,  m.  déca- 
dence, f.  ;diminuer. 

Lâbery,  la'-bi-faï,    l'n.  affaiblir, 

Label,  lé'-bel,  s  écriteau,  m. 
étiquette,  f.  larobel,  m. 


Labial.  Ié'-bi-.il,  a    labial. 
LâbiuiL-d,    lé'  bi  éted,  a.  (bo.) 

labié.  —  plHin,  labiée. 
Lâborutor),    al/d-ra-teur-l,  ». 


lat'Ora 
LBilOri 

lai. on 
l<abôi-i 


ppnlile 


lA'-ri-euce,    a. 


-bV-ri-euce-li, 


LAC 


655 


LAD 


ad.  laborieusement,  difficile- 
ment. 

l,a1>6riousi>e(a,  la-bA'-ri-euce- 
nesse,  s.  difficulté,  diligence,  A 

I,6bouF,  lé'-beur,  s.  peine,  f. 
travail,  labeur,  ouvrage  ;  tra- 
Tail  d'enfact,  m  To  bo  iii  —, 
tire  en  travail  d'enfant. 

—  ,  vn.  travailler,  s'appliquer, 
être  affligé,  malade,  se  mou- 
voir avec  peine,  êlre  en  tra- 
vail d'enfaot. 

— ,va.  travailler,  cultiver,  polir, 
perfectionner, battre,  rosser. 

E.6bourer,  lé'-Leur-cur,  s.  ou- 
vrier, m.        [travail,  effort,  m. 

li&bourliig,  lé'-beur-inngne,s. 

Làboursome,  lé'-beur-seume, 
a.  pénible. 

E.âbyriutb.  lah'-er-innth,  s.  la- 
byrinthe, dtd.ile,  m. 

l.nc,  lak,  s.  iaque,  f. 

E.acc,'léce,s.  lacet,  cordon,  pas- 
sement, galon,  m.  dentelle,/, 
lacs,  m.  pi.  filet,  m. 

—  maker,  j.  faiseur,  faiseuse 
de  dentelles. 

—  mail,  s.  passementier. 

—  mercbaui,  s.  marchand  de 
dentelle. 

—  runiier,  S.  brodeur,  brodeuse. 

—  work,  s.  dentelle,  passe- 
menterie, f. 

— ,  va.  lacer,  attacher,  galon- 
ner,  rosser,  baitre. 

li&cerable,  lace^-er-a-bl,  a.  la- 
cérable.  [chirer,  lacérer 

Lâeeraïc,    lace'-er-éte,   va.  dé- 

E.acer&tian,  lace-er-é^-cbeuue, 
s.  déchirure,  f. 

Lâceraiivv,  lace'-er-a-tive,  a. 
déchirant. 

Lâckryiual,  lak^-kri-mal,  a.  la- 
crymal. 

liiicrjuiâtiou,  lak-kri-mé'- 

cheune,  s.    aciion  de  pleurer. 

Lûchrjmutnry,  laV  kri-mé 
teur-i,  s.  lacrymatoire,  m. 

Luck,  Iak, vu. avoir  besoin,  man- 
quer, [manquer. 

— ,  vn.    être     dans     le     be.soin, 

—  ,  s.  besoin,  mauque,  m.  To  (je 
iu  —  of,  manquer  de. 


Ijack  land,  sans  terre:  John 
lack  luiid,  Jean  sans  terre. 

—  a  Aay.int.  oh  1  hclasl 

—  briiiu,  s    imbécile,  idiot. 
Làckei),  I   V-n,  a.  méprisé,  dé- 
précié, [vernisseur,  m. 

Liurkor,   lal^-kour,   s.     vernis, 

—  ,va.  vernisser. 

Lâckey,  lak'-ki.J.  laquais,  ni. 

—  ,  va.  servir  en  laquais. 

—  ,  vn.  agir  en  laquais,  se  con- 
duire servilement. 

L.âcklua(re,    lak'-leuss-teur,  a 

lerne.  [conique. 

I.acdiiic,     la-kone'-ik,    a.    la- 
Lacôiiirally,  lak-ô'-nl-kal-li,  ad. 

—  quement.  [conisme,  m. 

LAconism,    lat'-ô-nizm,   s.    la- 
Lâciaiii,  Iak'-tannt,  a.  qui  tète, 

qui  donne  du  lait. 
Lâclar}-,  Iak'-ta-ri,  a.  laiteux. 
-,  s.    laiterie,  A     [laitement,  m. 
l,aciâiioii,  lak-té'-cheune,s.  ai- 
I^àcieal,  lak'-ti-al,    Iak'-lchi-al, 

a.  lactée. 
L,âctooii8,  Iak'-ti-euce,  tchi-eu- 

ce,  a.  de  lait,  laiteux. 
Ijaciiferou»,    E.actéacevtt,  — > 

tilîc,      Iak-lif'-fer-euce,    less'- 

ceniit,  lif/-ik,((.   qui  donne  du 

lait.  [s.  lactescence,  f. 

Laccéscence,   Iak-tesS''-cennce, 
lyacl,    lade,    s.  jouvenceau,    gar- 

îon,  gars,  m. 
Lâddc-r,   lad'-deur,   s.    échelle, 

f.  marchepied,  m. 

—  »i<'p,  s.  s.  échelon,  m. 

—  «taii-case,  j,  échelle  de  meu- 
nier, [rivière,  f. 

Lndc,    léde,  s.    embouchure  de 

—  ,(ladc,  laden)  va.  charger, 
ôler,  tirer. 

Lâdiiig,  lé'-dinngne,  S.  cargai- 
son, f.  chart:inienl,  m.  Bill  of 
— ,  5    connaissement,  m. 

I.âdie,    lé'-dl,  s  cuillère  à  pot 

—  fiill,  j.  cuillerée, /.  [aube,/ 
■..ady,    lé'-di,    ».    dame,  demoi- 
selle, f. 

—  bii-d,  S.   hète  à-bon-Dieu,  f. 

—  day.  s.  l'Annonciation  /. 

—  like,  n.  délicat.  [f. 
~  abkif,  t.     qualité   de    dime. 


LAM 


b'Sb' 


LAN 


I^ag,  lague,  s.  dernier,  lie,^.  re 

—  ,  a.  dernier.  [but,  m 
— .  m.  demeurer  derrière,  lam 

biner.  [m 

I-âsgei',  lag'-gueur,  S.   lambin 
Lâic,    Lâicul,  lÊ'-ik,   lé'-i-kal 

a.  laïque,  séculier. 
Laid,  prêt,  et  part,  de  I.ny. 
Lain.  prêt,  tlj'urt.  de  l,îe. 
L.UII*,  1ère,  s.  reposée,  f, 
L,aird,  lérd,  s.  seigneur,  m. 
Lâi<]r,  lé'-i-ti,  s.  élat  de  laïque, 
Lnke,  lélie,  s.    lac,  m.  [m. 

J^auib,  laine,  s.  agneau, m. 
— *8  leliucc,  s.  mâche,  f, 
—'s  nool,  s.  laine  d'agneau,  aie 

mêlée  avec  des  pommes  cuites 
Lâiubalive,   lamm'-ba-tiTe,     s 

qui  se  prend  en  léchant. 
l.âiubeui,  iamm'-bennt,  a.  cou 

lanl,  folâtre  [gnelet,  »! 

Eiâniltkiu,     lamm'-kine,    s.     a 
Lâinblike,  lamm'-laïke,a.daux 

douce. 
MjBtae,  lème,    a.    estropié,    im 

parfait.  To  go  — ,  boiter. 

—  of  one  leg,  a.  boiteux. 

—  of  oue  haud,  a.  manchot. 
— ,  va.  ('Stro[>ier.  [lamelleux. 
L.âniellated,  lame'-el-lé-ted,  a. 
Lâiuclj',  léme''-li,   ad.    à    demi, 

imparfaitement. 
ILàuieucss,    léme'-nesse,  »,  in- 

fîrmilé,   claudication,  imperfec- 
tion,/'. 
li&uieiit,  la-meont',  va.  regret' 

ter,  lamenter. 
— 5  l'ii.  se  plaindre,  se  lamenter. 
— .  s.  plainte,  f.      [a.  pitoyable. 
Lâmeutuble,    lame'-enn-ta-bl, 
Lâuieulubly.    lame^-enn-ta-bli, 

ad.  —  tableraent. 
I/umeiitâiiun,        lame-enn-té'- 

cheune,  s.  lamentation,  ^deuil, 

m.  [pleurnicheur,  ?n. 

Lainéuter,     la-metint'-eur,     s. 
LaniéïKiiig,   la-mennt'-inngne, 

5.  lamentation,  plainte,  f. 
Làmiiia,  lanie'-i-na,  s.  lame  de 

métal,  /.  [laminer. 

Làniiiiaie*      lame'-i-néte,    va. 
Lâiuliiati'd,   larae'-i-né  ted,  a. 

couvert  de  kmes. 


Lâminating.  lame'-i-né-tinn« 
gne,  s.  lamiuagc,  m. 

Lamiu,  laram,  va.  bâtonner. 

Laminas,  lam^-masse,  S.  le  pre- 
mier jour  d'août,  m, 

Lniup,  lammp,  s.  lampe,  f. 

I.âon>a»,lamm'-pass,  s.  lampas, 
m.  [noir  de  fumée,  m. 

Lâuipblack,     lammp'-blak,    s. 

Làinpiiig,  lammp'-inngne,  ». 
a.  brillant,  luisant. 

—,  s.  chanson  satirique,  /. 

LampôoD,  lamm-pôùne'',  va, 
saliriser. 

Lampéoucr,  lamm-pdùne/-eur, 
s.  homme  satirique,  m, 

Lâinprejr,  lamm'-pri,  s  lam- 
proie,/.  [tile  lamproie,^, 

Laiiipron,  laram'-preuue,  s,  pe- 

Lâiiai'ious,  lé^-na-rieuce,  a. 
laineux. 

Lâiice,  lannce,  s.  lance,  f. 

—,  va.  percer,  scarifier. 

Lâiicemau,  lannce'-raane,  s, 
lancier,  vi.  [m,  lance,  f. 

Lâiicer,  lann'-ceur,  s.   lancier, 

Lâucet,  lann'-cett,  s.  lancette,^. 

—  case,  $.  lancetier,  m. 
Laiich,    lanntche,    va.    lancer, 

darder.  [jet. 

—  ont,    s'étendre    sur     un    su- 
Lâiiciiiale,    lann'-ci-néte,   va. 

percer. 
Lauciiiâiioii,  lann-cl-në^-cheu- 

ne,  s.  déchirement,  m. 
Laiid,  lannd,  5.   pays,  m.  terre, 

terre    labourable,    /.   terroirs, 

biens-fonds,  m.  pi. 

—  brec-ze,  s.  'vent  terrai, m. 

—  fall,  s.  altenisseraent,  m. 

—  Oood,  $.  inondation,  /.  tor- 
rent, m.  If,  pi. 

—  forces,   s.    troupes  de  terre, 

—  holdcr,  s.  propriétaire  fon- 
cier, m. 

—  jobber,  s.  celui  qui  spécule 
sur  les  terrains.  [re,  f, 

—  lad)',  s.  hôtesse,    propriétai- 

—  lord,  s.  propriétaire, hôte, m, 

—  locked,  a.  enclavé  dans  les 
terres, 

—  laper,  s.  qui  passe  e«  vie 
sans  naviguer. 


LAN 


657 


LAP 


ftiand  mark,  s.  borne,  f.  fanal, 
(mar.),  m.  amers,  m.  pi, 

—  mcnstiror,!.    arpenteur,  m. 

—  «ai.  s.   taille,/. 

~~  wiiilcr,  s.  douanier,  m. 
--,  va.  déliarquer,  mettre  à  terre. 
— ,  vn.  débarquer,  aborder. 
J^ttudâii,     lanL-dau',  9.  landau, 

m.  [sède  des  biens-fonds. 

Lâiided,   iann'-ded,  a.  qui  pos- 
—  mau,  s.  grand  terrien. 
Lândgi-BTc,       L&udgraTlne, 

laniid'-gréve       gréve-ine,      s. 

landgrave,  m. 
Làndgraviale,     lannd^-gré-vi- 

éle,  s.  —  viat,  tn. 
Làudiiig,         ljâiidiug*p1nce, 

lannd'-inngne,  pièce,  s.  ijalier, 

atterrage,  m.  descente,/". 
Lûndlei»,    Iannd''-lesse,  a.  sans 

terre,  [m.  pi. 

I,aiidi),laDndz,  s.jjt.biens-fonds, 
Lûudscape,    lannd'-sképe,     s. 

paysage,  m. 
tiândwai-ds,        lannd'-ou&rdz, 

ad.  vers  la  terre. 
tiâiie,    léne,  s,  ruelle.  /.    défilé, 

chemin   étroit,    passage    entre 

des  personnes  en  haie,  m. 
Lângi-age,  Laugrel,    lanng'- 

grédje,  isnng'.greUJ.  mitraille, 

f,—  sliot,  paquet  de  mitraille. 
Lâuguuge,    lanng'-gouédje,  s. 

langage,  m.  langue,  f. 
IC&iiguid,  lanng'-gouide,  a.  lan- 
guissant, découragé. 
■.ângiiidly,       lanng'-gouide-li, 

ad.  languissamment. 
liàngnîdness,      lanng'-gouide- 

nesse,s.  langueur,  f. 
Lânguisb,   lanng'-gnuiche,  vn. 

languir,  être  langui«?ant. 
Lânguisbiug,     lanng''-gouiche- 

inngne,  s.  langueur,  f. 
— ,  a.  languissant. 
E.aiigui»bii«gly,      lanng^-goui- 

cbe-inngiie-ii.    ad.    d'une    ma- 
nière languis*:ante. 
Lâiiguiabmuiit,         Lâiignor, 

laring'-guuiel  e-mennt,   lanng'- 
poueur,  s.    langueur,  f. 
Laaxiard,    lane^-iarde,   s,    ride, 

/.  aiguillette  (mai .ji/ 


Lâniaic,  lé'-ni-éte,  ta.  meltr» 
en  pièces. 

L.âui6ce,  laneM-fice,  $.  maou- 
facture  de  laine,  f. 

L,nii<geroufi,  la-nid'-djer-euM, 
a.  qui  porte  de  la  laine, 

Lauk,  lanngk,  a.  grêle,  l&che, 
mince,  languissant.  —  hair, 
cheveux  plats.       [maigreur,  f. 

I.âiiknL-«s,     lanngk'-nesse,     $. 

Lâitiier,  lan'-neur,  s.  lanier,  m. 

Lânsqiicuet,  iann'  skennett,  s. 
lansquenet,  fantassin,  m. 

Lâiileru,  lann'-teurne,  s.  lait 
lerne,  guérite,  f.  belvéder,  fa» 
nal,  m.  Dark  —,  lanterne 
sourde.  Hlagio  —,  lanlerue 
magique.  Safe  — ,  lampe  de 
sûreté. 

—  bearer,  s.  porte-lanterne,  Wl« 

—  jaws,  s.  joues  décharnées. 

—  uiaker,  s.  lanlernier,  jn 
L.auûgiiiou«,  la-niou^-djine-eu* 

ce,  a.  laineux. 
l.np,  lapp,  s.  giron,  m    genoux, 
m.  pi.  plis  d'un  vilement,  bout 
de  l'oreille,  m. 

—  dog,  s.  bichon,  m. 

—  fui,  s.  gironnée,  f. 

—,  va.  rouler   autour,  envelop- 
per dans. 
— ,  vn.  envelopper  quelque  chose. 

—  .va.  vti.  laper.  [daire,  m. 
liâpidury,    lap'-i-dar-i,  s,  lapi» 
Lnpidate,    lap/-i-déte,    va.    la- 
pider,                    [s.  —  tion,  f, 

L,<i|iidàtian,     lap-i-dé'-cbeunej 

Lapideoua,  la-pid'-i-euce,  a, 
pierreux. 

Lapidéscence,  lap-I-dess'- 

cennce,  s.  concr6tion  calcai 
re,  A 

Lapidéscent,  lap-i-dess^- 

cennt,    a.    qui    se    pétrifie. 

LapidiOc,  lap-i-dif'-£k,  a,  la* 
piiliBque. 

Lâpidist,  lap'-t-diste,  s.  lapi- 
daire, m. 

Lâpper,  lap'-peur,  s.  celui  qui 
lèche,  qui  lape;  celui  qui  enve- 
loppe. 

I.â|ipei,  lap'-pett,s.  cornette,  f» 
pan,  m.  barbes,  (spL 

42 


LAS 


658 


LAT 


LapiC)  lapse,  s.  bévue,  faute, 
dévolution,  f.  cours,  m. 

— »  vn.  s'écouler,  passer,  être 
aévolu.  [neau,  m 

Ij&pviing,  lap'-ouinngne,  s  van- 

Lâpnci'k,  lap'-oueurk,  s.  lacis, 
m. 

Larboard,  lar'-bôrde,  s,  bâ- 
bord, m. 

Ij&rccny,  lar'-ci-ni,  s.  larcin, 
vol,  m.       [mélèse,  /".  larix,  m. 

ti6i'ch-tree,      larlclie'-lii,      s 

Lard,  larde,    s.  saindoux,  lard, 

—,  va.  larder,  engraisser,      [m. 

Larder,  lar'-deur,  s.  garde- 
manger,  office,  m.   dépense,  f. 

L6rderer.  lar'-deur-eur,  s.  maî- 
tre d'hôtel,  m. 

Ijârdiiig-|iiii,  lar'-dinngne-pi- 
DD,  s.  lardoire,  f  I  »!. 

Lardon,    lar'-deuno,  s.  lardon, 

Large,  lardje,  a.  grand,  étendu, 
prolixe,  difTus,  libéral.  At  — , 
ad.  &  l'aise,  en  larse,  en  géné- 
ral, au  long,  complet 

Lârgeljr,  lardje'-li,  ad.  ample- 
ment, largement. 

Lârgeiiead,  lardje'-nesse,  s. 
grandeur,  étendue,  f, 

Largess,  !ar'-dje=se,s.  largesse, 
libérali:é,  f.    [act    de  donner. 

Lor^ilion,   lar-djicbe'-eune,  s. 

Lark,  larke,  s.  alouette,  f. 

LAi'ker,  lar'-keur,  s.  chasseur 
d'alouettes,  m.    [d'alouetle, iïi. 

Lérk«iuire,  larke'-speur,  s.  pied 

X&rmier,  lar'mi-eur,  ».  lar- 
mier, m.  [f.  tocsin,  m. 

Laruin,   lar'-eume,    s.    alarme, 

Larva.  iar^'-va,  s.  vl.  larve,  /". 

Lârvalcd-  lar'-vé'ed,  a,  mas- 
qué, [m. 

Eiâryiix,  lé'-rinngkz,  s.    larynx, 

(«ascîvioiis,  LascîTient,  ia- 
civ'-i-euce,  i-ennt,  a.  impudi- 
que, lascif. 

Lasciïiaiisly,  la-civ'-i-euce-li, 
ad.  la'îcivemeut. 

Laaci vicia siicss,  la-civ'-î-euce- 
iiesse,  s.  imjjudicité,  f. 

Lasb,  lâche,  s.  sanglade,  f. 
coup  de  langue,  m.  censure,  ;'. 
coup,  m. 


Lash,  va.  sangler,  fouetter,  fl» 
geller,  critiquer,  amarrer. 

— >  urt.donnerdes  coups  de  fouet. 

Lâsher,  lache'-eur,  ^.fouetteur, 

Lass,  lasse,  S.  fillette,  jeune  fille, 
f.  [nui,  m.  lassitude,  f. 

Lassitude,  las'-si-tioude,  s.  en- 

Lâasloru,  lasse'-iorne,  a.  aban- 
donné par  sa  maltresse.  ' 

Last,  laste,  a.  dernier,  passé, 

—  but  oiic  ,  l'avant-dernier, — 
but  two,  l'antépénultième,  f. 
—  iiight.  hier  au  soir.  At  — 
ad.  enfin.  To  tbe  — ,  orf.  jus- 
qu'au bout. 

— ,  vn.  durer,  persister,  con- 
tinuer. 

— ,  s.  forme,  fin,  extrémité,  f. 
lest,  m. 

—  luiiker.  s.  formier,  m.  [m. 
Lûslage,  lass'-tidje,  s.  lestage, 
Lâstei'y,    lass'-teur-i,    s.     sorte 

de  couleur  rouge,  f. 

Làsiiug,  laçs'-tmngne,  a.  dura- 
ble, permanent. 

Lâstiiigly,  lassMinngne-Ii,  ad. 
perpétuellement. 

Lâsiiugiicss,  lass'-tinngne- 
nofse,  s.  durée,  f. 

Lasily,  laste'-li,  ad.  dernière- 
ment, enfin. 

Latcb,    latche,  S.  loquet,  m, 

—  ki'j',  s.  passe-partout.m. 

Lûtchet,  latche'-itt,  s.  cour- 
roie, f.  lien  de  cuir,  cordon  de 
soulier. 

Lato,  léte,  a.  dernier,  feu,  de- 
puis peu,  depuis  quelques 
jours,  ci-devant. 

—,ad.  tard,  sur  la  fin.  Of  — , 
ad.  dernièrement. 

Lâtel)',  léie'-li,  uJ.  récemment, 
depuis  peu. 

Lâteuess,  léte'-nesse,  s.  nou- 
veauté, f.  retard,  âge  avancé, 
m.  [secret. 

Lnieut,      lé'  lennt,    cf.      caché, 

Lûier,  lé'-teur,  ad.  postérieur, 
plus  tard.  [latéral. 

Li'tteral,  lat'-ter-al,  a.  de  cûté, 

e.ûiorully,  lat'-ter-al-li,  ad, 
latéralement.  [dif. 

Lâieward,  léle'-ou4rde,  a,tar- 


LAU 


659 


LAV 


L&lest,  lé'- teste,  s.  le  dernier, 

le  plus  tard. 
Latb,    lath,  s.   latte,  tringle,  f. 

Formcd  iu  tlia   —,  fuit    au 

—  1  va.  lalter,  [tour 
Lathe,  lé/Ae,  s.  tour   de    tour- 
neur,                          [écurae,  f, 

L.âtber,  lafV-eur,  s.  mousse, 
— .  va.  savonner,  faire  itinusser. 
Làlhurkin,     lath'-eur-kine,     S. 

tringlelle,  f. 
JLàliu,  lat'-tioe,  a.  latin. 

—  ,  s.  latin,  m.  Latinité,  f.  Dog 
—  ,s.  latin  de  cuisine,  m. 

Laiiuism,  lal'^-line-izme,  s,  la- 
tinisme, )ïi.  [niste,  Hi. 

Làtiuist,   jal^'-tine-iste,  s.    iati- 

Lâtiuize,  lat'-tine-aïze,  va.  la- 
tiniser. 

— ,  vn.  parler  latin. 

liâtion,  lécbe'^-euae,  5.  éîoi^ne- 
ment  d'un  corps  en  ligne  droite 

Eiatirôstrous,  lé-ti-ross'-treu- 
ce,  a.  qui  a  un  gros  bec. 

liâtigh,  lète''-iche,  a,  un  peu 
tard. 

JLâlilaucy,  lat^-ti-tann-ci,  s. 
étal    de  ce  qui   est  caché. 

Liàiitaiit,  lat'-ti-tannt,  a.  caché. 

JLâtitude,  lal''-ti-tioude,  s.  lati- 
tude, largeur,  f. 

Latiludiiiârian,  late-i-tiou-di- 
né'-ri-ane,  a.  libre,  sans  règle. 

—,  s.  esprit  fort,  m. 

Lâtraiil.  lé'-trannt,  a.  qui  aloie. 

Lâtria,  lé'-tri-a,«.  le  pinacle, m. 

■.atrociuâlioii,  lat-tro-ciné'- 
cheune,  s.  pillage,  m. 

&.âtteu,  latMeno,  s.  laiton,  fer- 
blanc,  m. 

Eiâtter,  lal/-teur,  s.  la  5n,  f. 
tardif,  récent,  celui-ci.  celle-ci 

I>âtterly,lat'-leur-li,  ad.  depuis 
peu,  vers  la  fin  de   la  vie,  f. 

l.âtteriuath,  lat'-leur-malh, 
s.  regain,  m.  [m. 

E.âttice,    lat'-tice,   s,     treillis, 

—  wiudow,  s.  jalousie,  f. 

—  ,  va.  trei Miser 

Lande,    la'ùde,    s.    louange,   /. 

laudes,  f.  pi. 
— ,iv!.  louer,  célébrer. 
Ecàudakio,   lâù'-da-bl,  a.    loua- 


ble, digne   d'éloge;,    salubre, 

sanilaire. 
I.âiidableuesa,    lâîi'-da-bl-nes- 

se,  s.  état  de  ce  qui  est  digne 

d'tloges. 
I.ândubI)',  lâù'-da-bli,  ad,  avec 

louange,  dignement. 
Lâuduuuin,   lod'-da-neume,  s. 

laudanum,  opium,  m> 
E.aiigb,  laf,  s,    xxs,  rire,  m.  ri- 
sée, hilarité,  f. 
— ,  va.  rire  de.  [se  moquer. 

— ,  un.     rire,    sourire,    se    rire. 

—  al,  se  moquer,  rire  de,  railler, 
se  jouer  de. 

—  al  one  iu  bis  face,  rire  au 
nez  de  quelqu'un. 

—  al  a  feiUbor,  rire  de  tout« 

—  oui.  éclater  de  rire. 
I.âiigbable,lar'-a-bl,  a.  risible. 
I.ûugbcr,  laf'-eur,  s.  rieur. 
Lâugbiiig,    laf'-inngne,   s.  ris, 

rire,  m, 

—  stock,  s.  risée,  f.  jouet,  m. 
Ijàiigbiiigly,  laf/-inngne-li,  ad. 

gaiement.  [ris,  m. 

■.ângbtei-,    laf'-leur,    s.    rire, 

I.auiicb,  lannche,t;u.  s'élancer, 
sejeter,  entrer.  [à  l'eau. 

— ,  va.  lancer    (a   ship),    mettre 

l.aiiud,  limnnd,  a.  plaine  au  mi- 
lieu des  bois. 

I.âui>dres8,  lana'-dresse,  s. 
blanchisseuse,  f. 

I.âuudry,  lann'-dri,  s.  lavande- 
Tte,  f.  lavage,  m.  [m. 

lyâurenle,  lau'-ri-ate,  s.  lauréat, 

Laiircâtioii,  lâîi-ri-é'-cheune, 
s.  degré  de  l'Université,  »!. 

■>âiirel,  lor'-ril,  s,  laurier,  m. 

Lâurcled,  lor'-rild,  a.  couron- 
né de  lauriers. 

— ,  a.  orné  de  lauriers. 

Lava,  lé'-va,s.  lave,  f.  [baigner, 

Lave,    lève,    va.    laver,   vider, 

—  waler,  puiser  de  l'eau. 
— ,  vn.  se  laver,  se  baigner, 
I.âveer,  lé'-vîr,  vn.   bouliner. 
Lâveiider,     lav'-venc-deur,    t, 

lavande,  /. 

—  spike,  s.  lavande-aspic, 
Lâvcr,    lé'-veur,    ».   lavoir,  n^ 

cuve,  f. 


LAY 


660 


LAZ 


Liàvikk,  lav'-iche,  va.  prodiguer. 

— .  a.  prodigue.  [digue,  m. 

Lâwisber,  laY^-iche-eor,  s.  pro- 

I.àvisbi]'.  lav'-icbe-li,  a(i.  sTec 
prodigalité. 

Iiàwishineut,  liAvishues», 
lav'-iche-meaat,  Qesie,  s  pro- 
digalilé,  f.  [cienne,  f. 

Ijavôlta,  la-ToK-ta^  s.  dause  ao- 

liun,  lâû,  $.  loi,  /.  droit,  bar- 
reau, m.  chose  permise,  f.  By 
— ,  Bjr  — ■,  règlemeol.  To  be 
at  —  ,  fitre  ea  procès.  To  fol- 
low  Ibe  —4  étudier,  exercer 
le  droit.  To  go  to  —,  faire 
un  procès. 

—  days,  £.  jours  de  palais,  r/i.p2. 

—  giwer,  s.    législateur,  7n. 

—  giving.  a.  qui  donne  des  lois. 

—  uiakcr,  s.  législateur,  y». 
Lânful,    lâà'-loui,  a.   juste,  li- 

cilo,  légitime,  loisible. 

Lûwfully,  lau'-foul-li,  ad.  légi- 
timeinenf,  Taiidemeni. 

LânTulness,  laV-foul-nesse,  s, 
équité,  just. ce,  /.  droit,  ni. 

Lâniess,  lau'-lesse,  a.  injuste, 
déréglé,  illégal. 

Liin'lfssly,  loîi'-lesse-li,  ad.  II- 
icga  euieot.        [ne,  clairière,  /". 

lyiinii,  laune,  J.   linon,  m,  plai- 

Lân'Buit,  lâù'-sioule,  s.  procès, 
■/».     [homme  de  loi,  légiste,  m. 

I.âwyer,    lâù'-yeur,    s.    avocat, 

L,ax,  Iaks,  a.  lâ.che,  faible,  flas- 
que. 

— .    s.    flux    de  centre,   m. 

Laxâiiou,  Iak-sé'-cheuoe,  », 
relàcherat-nt,  m. 

l,àxa>ive,  laks^-a-tive, a.  laxatif. 

— ,  s.  laxatif,  »i. 

liûxatiweuess,  laks'-a-tive-nes- 
se,  s.  qualité  laxative,  f. 

tiàxity,  L.âiiic-B9,  laks/-i-ti, 
nesse,  «.  relàchemenl,  étal  de 
ce  qui  est  vague,  m.  éiendue,  /. 

I.«y  (laid,  laid,  layid).  lé,  VU. 
mettre,  ranger,  poser,  placer, 
poster,  im^o-ser,  asseoir,  ilispo- 
sor,  tendre,  marcotter,  gagner. 

— ,  vn.  pondre,  parier,  abattre, 
enterrer,    ajouter,     comparer, 


I,oy  aboiit  oue''»  aelf,  remue 
ciel  '■t  terre. 

—  agniust.   accuser. 

—  aside,  mettre  à  part,  négli- 
ger, abandonner. 

—  hefure,  représenter,  montrer. 

—  by.  serrer,  garder,  renvoyer, 
conserver. 

—  claîiu,  réclamer,    prétendre. 

—  dowu,  rendie,  perdre,  se 
coucher,  consigner,  payer. 

—  fui-ili,  s'étendre  sur. 

—  bauds  o»  uue,  saisir. 

—  banda  upou  oue^«  seEf,  se 

—  hold,  se  saisir.  [tuer. 

—  in,  amasser.    [Iruire,  ruiner, 

—  levcl,    égaler,   aplanir,    dé- 

—  open,  découvrir. 

—  oui,  débourser,  dépenser, 
aligner  (al  cardç),  écarter. 

—  to,  attaquer,  imputer,  em- 
ployer. 

—  undcr,  soumettre. 

—  up,  amasser,  serrer,  teoir 
en   prison. 

—  waste.  ravager, 

— ,  s.  rangée,  couche,  f,  enjeu, 
pari,  m.  mise,  f, 

— ,  s.  Ui,  cbani,  m.  Tbe  —  of 
tbo  last  luiiialrel,  lai  du  der- 
nier ménestrel. 

— ,  s.  pré,  m.  prairie,  A 

— ,  a.  laïc,  lai,  —  brotber,  frère 
lai.  —  fi'iard,  moine  lai. 

L.âyer.  lé'-eur,  s.  couche,  f.  re- 
jeton,m.   poule  poudeuse, /■. 

L,âyla»d,lé'-lannd,  S.  jachère, ^ 

L.ùyiuaii.lé'-mane,  $.  laïque, ?u. 
mannequin  (for  painlers). 

Lâyaiitil,  lé'-stall,  S.  Toirie,  f. 
las  d'iinmondices,  m. 

Làzai'.  lé'-zar,  1.  lépreux,  m. 

L.azarélto,  L,âxar»taouBe,  laz- 
ar-ei'-lô,  lê'-2ar-l»aouce,s.  laaz- 
ret,  m.  [benjoiu,  m. 

Lâzai-wort^  lé^-zar-oueurte,   s. 

Làiily,  lé'-zi-li,  ad,  leatemeot, 
en  paresseux. 

L.âziuvKB,  lé'-ii-Desse,  3.  fai- 
néantise, paresse,  f.  [faire. 

Lâziiig.  le'-ziungne,  ad.  à  rien 

Làzy,    lé'-i]    a.  laifléant,  pares- 

—  boue»,  I.  paresseux,     [seui. 


LEA 


661 


LEA 


lien,  ï,cc,  t.cy,  li,  s.  clos,  m.     ' 
enil,  led,  s.  piomb,  m.  sonde, 
f.  I.cnds.  terrasse,  f. 
■  nsiiie.  s.  mine  de  plomb,  f. 

—  ore,  s.  minerai  de  plomb. 

—  worU.s.  plombage,  m.  ploro 
berie,  f. 

—,  va.  plomber,  enduire  de 
plomb,  couvrir  de  plomb. 

—  (led,  led),  va.  mener,  gui- 
der, conduire. 

-,t'n.  conduire,  pulder,  com- 
mander, être  cliff  de. 

—  niong;.  accompagner. 

—  aivay.  emmener. 

—  bncl£.  reinenfr;  reconduire. 

—  igi,  iiiio.  introduire. 

—  o<r.  oiit  off.  détourner, égarer. 
Iyrad(-i>,    led'-dn,  u,  de  plomb, 

pesant. 

Leader,  lî'-denr,  S.  conducteur, 
guide,  chef,  coryphée,  m. 

Léadiiig,  lî'-diniigne,  a,  prin- 
cipal, premier. 

—  cni-d,  s.  première   carte,  f. 

—  Iiand,s.  premieren  cartes, m. 

—  man,  s.  un  chef,  m. 

—  nicn,  s  pi.  les  principani,m. 

—  slrings,  s.  lisières,  f.  pi. 

—  Word,  S.  premier  mot,  m. 
ï.cnf.  lifc  (lon*e»).J.  feuille,  f. 

feuillet,   ballant,  pliant,  m.  al- 
longe, f. 

— ,  vn.te  couvrir  de  feuilles. 

—,  t'a.  effeuiller.  [m. 

—  brasB,  s.    oripean,  clinquant, 

—  gnid,  s  or  en  feuille,  J?i. 
Lé»riesB,  life'-lesse,  a.  dépouil- 
lé de  ses  feuilles. 

Lénfj-,  li'-fi,  a.  feuillu.  [/. 

t^oiigiic,  lîgue,   s.  ligue;  lieue, 

—  ,  vn.  se  liguer. 
î^cagucd,  Itgd,  a.  ligué. 
I>éagncr,  IS'-gueur,   S.  ligueur  ; 

siège  (of  a  town),  ni. 
ILéak,  like,  <.  voie  d'eau,  f. 
—,  vn,   couler,    faire    tou,   fuir, 

suinter.  [m- 

rénkage,   li'-kidje,  i.    coulage, 
l.cakiiig,  Léiiby,    li'-kinngne, 

ki,  pleic  de    f»nles,   fendu,  qui 

fail  eau.  [des  éclairs. 

I.eanj,  lime,  S.  Ineur  du  feu  ou 


l.eot»,  Une,  on.  pencher,  s'ap« 
r''ver,  porter  sur.  —  owcr, 
dvancer. 

--,  s.  le  maigre,  m. 

— ,  «.    maigre,   stérile.       [gre. 

—  facod,  a.   qui  a  le  visage  m:ii- 
{.éaiiiiiit-siafT.  li'-ninngne-slaff, 

s.  bâton  d'appui.  [moui. 

I.ëani),    linc'-li,     ad.    maigre- 

Léaiiiiess,  lioe'-nesse,  s.  mai- 
greur, f 

Léaiiisb,  line'-Iche,  a.  maigret. 

I^rap.  lipe,  vn.  sauter,  jaillir, 
palpiler.  —  ahoiil,  frétiller. 

—,  va.  franchir,  sauter  pardessus. 

—  ,  s.  saut,  loiid,  r,i.  transilion,  f: 

—  frog  (a  boyish  game),  s.  che- 
val fondu,  m. 

—  yenr,  s.  année   bissextile,  f 
I.éaping-borae,     lipe'-inngne- 

horce,s.  s'iuteur,  m. 
I.éoper,  li'-peur,  S.  sauteur. 
I^earii,  leurne,   va.    apprendre. 

To   —     history,    apprendre 

l'bislDire. 
— ,  t)n.  s'iustrnire,  apprendre. 
I,câriifd,    leur'-ned,   a.  savant, 

habile.  [savamment 

I.câri>edly,     leur'-ned-li,      ad. 
■.eûrncr,  leur'-neur,  s.  écolier, 

novice,  apprenti,  m. 
Leâriiing,    leur'-ninngne,  s.  é- 

tude,    litiérature,  f.  bellps-loi- 

tres,  ,'.  pi.  érudition,  f.  savoir, 

m. 
E,ease,   llze,    s.    bail,m.  I.ong 

— ,bail  à  Ion?  terme,  Paroi—, 

location  verbale. 

—  hold,  s.  location  par  bail, 
empbythéose.        [emphythéosi-. 

—  bolil,  a.    tenu   par    bail,  par 

—  bolder,  S.  locataire  par 
bail,  locataire  emphytéotique. 

—,  va.  donner,  louer  par  bail. 
—,  vn.  tenir  à  bail,  glaner. 
Léaser,  ll'-zeur,s.  glaneur. 
Leaxh,  llche,s.  laisse,  attache,/'. 
—,  va,  attacher,  mener  en   laisse. 
I.éasiiig,    lî'-zinngne,    S.    men- 
songe, m.  [peut. 
Least,     Itste,    a,  moindre,  plus 

—  <:d.  moins.  Al  —,  au  moins. 
Mal  In  tbc  —,  point  du  tout. 


LEC 


66i 


LEG 


K,êa«twiso^  lîsle'-ouaize,  ad.  au 

moins. 
E,énsy.  Ii'-zl,n    fragile,  léger. 
Léaibcr,  le(/i'-eur,    s.  cuir,  m. 

peau,  f, 

—  bolilo,  s    oulre,  f. 

—  coat,  s.  pomme  à  peau  dure. 

—  ilresser,s.  peaussier, tanneur, 
mégissier. 

—  seller,  s.  ppHelier,  m. 
Léallici-n,  le(/i'-eurn,  a.deouir. 
Lénibery,   lelh'-eur-i,   a.    sem- 
blable à  du  cuir. 

Lcavc,    live,   s.  permission,    f. 

congé,  adieu,  m. 
— ,  va.    (lefi,    Icft)    laisser,    a- 

bandonner,  cesser,  quitter. 

—  çtn.  cesser,  se  désister,s'arrêter, 

—  oir  or  over,  quitler,  discon- 
tinuer, cesser,  finir. 

—  oiil,ôler,  omellre,  ejscinre. 
I^éavcd,  Itvd,  a.   feuillu,  à  feuil- 
les, [levain,  m. 

I.caTcn,  LiCTCn,    !ev'-\enn,    s. 

—  ,in.  faire  fermenter,  faire  le- 
ver, inspirer. 

LcaTcr,  li'-veur,  s.  déserteur, 
celui  qui  abandonne,  m 

KiCaviiigs,  li''-viiiugnz,  s.  pi. 
restes,  m.  pi.  desserte,  /.  reli- 
ques, bribes,  f.  pi. 

I,eâ»}>  !i'--vi,  «.feuillu. 

Lecli,  lelche,  va.  lécher,      [ché. 

Iiéchcr,  letche'-eur,s.  un  dél>au- 

— ,  vn.  Tivre  dans  le  liberlinage. 

Li'-rlivroiis,  letche'-eur-euce,  a. 
impudique, 

l,c(cliproiisly,  letche'-eur-euce 
li,  ad.  d'une  manière  impu- 
dique. 

Eicchcry,  liécheroiisncss, 
lelche'-eur-i,  eur-euce-nesse, 
s.  lascivité. 

Léciioii,  lek'-chenne,  s.  lejon 
(texte  d'un  auteur),  f. 

Lecture,  lek'-tchioure,  s.  dis- 
cours, sermon,  m.  leçon,  mer- 
curiale, morale,  réprimande,  ^. 

— »  va.  réprimander,  démontrer 
en  pédant. 

téelitrer,  leK'-tcbiour-eur,  s. 
celui  qui  fait  un  discours,  un 
sermon,  professeur. 


l.ér<ureship,  lek'-lchionre-chi 
pe,  s.  fonctions  de  celui  qui 
fait  une  lecture,  un  d'scours. 

I.fd,  led,  prêt,  et  part.de  E.ead. 

I.vd^e,  ledje,  s.  rebord,  bord, 
tasseau,  i?i.  couche,  saillie,/', 
recif,  n.  [livre  (conipt.). 

I^éiJger,    led'-djeuT;   s.    grand- 

l.ee,s.  endroit  oppo.?é  auvent,»!. 

—  brails,  s.  cargues  »ous  le 
vent.  [))î. 

—  shore,  s.  rivage  sons  le  vent, 

—  tiilr.  j.  marée  rous  le  vent. 

—  ward,  a.  sous  le  vent. 

—  wny,  s.  dérive,  f. 

I.oéch,  Uiche,  s.  sangsue,  f. 
médecin,  m. 

—  flsber,  t.  pêcheur  de  sang- 
sues,  m. 

— ,  t;  (.  médicamentcr. 

Léei-bcrafi,  lîiche'-Iirafle,  S. 
la  médecine,  f. 

Lcccbcs,  s.  pi.  Lords  d'une 
voile,  m, 

I-cek,  lîli.s.  poireau,  m. 

l,uer,  lire,  s.  œillade,  f.  regard 
de   côté. 

— ,  i')i,  lorgner,  regarder  de  cô- 
té, jeter   une    œillade. 

Lees,  Hz,  s    lie,  f. 

Lee»,  lîll,  s.  cour  foncière,  f, 

LeTt,  part,  de  Co  Leave. 

—  ,  (I.  ffauche. 

—  baniU-il.  a.  S.  gaucher. 

—  busideditess,    s.  usage  de 
main  gauche. 

I^eg,  leg,  s.  jambe,  cuisse,  f. 
pied,  gi^ot,  m.  —  of  wood, 
forme,  /. 

Lêgary,  leg'-a-ci,  ».  legs,  m. 

I.,égai,  li'-gal,  a.  licite,  légitime. 

I,egâlil)',  —  iicss,  li-gal'-i-ti, 
nesse,  s.  légalité,  A 

Lcgalixe,  li'-gal-aîze,  va.  léga- 
liser, autoriser. 

Légally,  li'-gal-li,  arf.  selon  le 
lois,  juridiquement,    légilim»  ^ 
ment.  [ta  re,  »!,j 

Iiégalary,    leg'-a-tar-i,  s.  léga- 

Lcgate,  leg'-guéte,  s.  légal, 

Legatée,  leg-ga-lt',  J.  légatai- 
re, T?I. 

I.égalo«hip,    Lcgàlîou,    le^'- 


LEI 


663 


LEN 


gnéte-chipe,  li-guê'-cbenne,  s. 
légalion,  m.  [légat. 

I.cgutiiic.    leg'-giia-tine,   a.  de 

l^t'^niâr,  leg-ga-lor',  s.  dona- 
teur, testateur. 

I>6gcnil,  li'-djennd,  s.  légen- 
de, f.   conte,   m. 

I,éseudai-j',  led'-djenn-da-ri,  a. 
de  légende,  fabuleux. 

—  slorics,  s.  contes,  m.  2^1-  lé- 
gendes,/', pi, 

L,é~ev,  li'-djeur,  s.  personne  ou 
chose  qui  reste  quelque  temps 
dans  un    lieu  ;  grand-iivre. 

I..Cj$erdcniâîii,  led-djeur-di- 
méne',  ».  tours  de  passe-passe, 
)!>.  pi.  [gèreté,  A 

I.fsérîtjp,      H-dj.er'-i-ti,     s.    lé- 

I.csged,  leged,  a,  quia  des  jam- 
bes, aux  jambes. 

Lcgibilily  ,  led  dji-bil/-i-tl,  ». 
netteté  d'une  écriiure4 

Lcgiblc,  led'-dji-bl,  a.  lisible. 

l-<:-sîblj-,led'-dji-bli,  ad.  lisible- 
ment, [quantité,  f. 

Légion,    li'-djeune,    s.    légion, 

Légiouary,  li'-djeune-ar-i,  ud, 
légionnaire,  de  légion,  nom- 
breux, [faire  des  lois. 

l.ôgislnle,    led'-djiss-léte,     vn. 

liegislâtion,  led-djiss-lé'-cheu- 
ne,  s.  —  lion,  f.  [a.  —  tif, 

I^cgislalive,     led'-djiss-lé-tive, 

l,égislator,  led'-djiss-lé-teur, 
5.   législateur,  ?n. 

E.égi*latHre,led'-djiss-lé-tchiou- 
re,  s.  législation,  f. 

I^egicimac»  li-djite'-i-ma-ci,  s. 
légitimité,  À  [légitime. 

I,egitiinate,    li-djile'-i-méte,  a. 

—,  va.  légitimer. 

Legitimalely,  li-djite'-i-méte- 
li,  ad.  —  mement. 

Légitimation,  H-djlte-i-mé'- 
cheune,  ».  —  tion,  f. 

Légume,  Logûinen,  leg'- 
guioume,  l!-guiou'-menn,  s.  lé- 
gume, m. 

I/Cgûmiuou>,  li-guiou'-mi-neu- 
ce,  a.  légnmineux.      [à   loisir. 

Lcisurable,  ii''-jiour-a-bl,n.  fait 

Léiaurnbl)',  li'-jiour-a-bli,  ad. 
à  loisir,  peu  &  peu. 


Lciaore,  li'-jîonre,  ».  loisir,  m. 

commodité,  f 
l.cistirel},    li'-rour-l!,   ad.    & 

loisir,  petit  â  petit. 
Léinnii,     ii-'-mane,     5.     amant, 

amoureux,  m.  [m. 

Léinuia,    jem'-ma,     s.    lemme, 
Léinou,   lem'-meune,  s.  citron, 

—  «i-ee,  ».  citronnier,  m.        [m. 

—  colour,  ».  couleur  de  ci- 
tron, f. 

Lémoiiade.  lem'-meuneéde,  »» 
limopade,  f. 

Lcnd,  lennri,  vn.  (lent,  lent), 
prêter,  aider,  donner. 

I-énder,  lenn'-deur,  s.  prêteur. 

Léudiug,lennd''-inDgne,s.  prêt, 
m. 

Leiigili,  lenngth,  s.  longueur, 
f.  At  —,  au  long,  enfin  Pic- 
tiire  at  fiill  — ,  portrait  en 
pied.  To  dra-n  lialf  — ,  pein- 
dre à  mi  corps.  To  Ihe  — , 
jusqu'à.  In  —  of  lime,  à  la 
longue,  f. 

Léiigthen,  lenng'-thn,  va.  al- 
longer, étendre.  —  cul,  pro- 
longer, étendre. 

— ,  V7i,  s'étendre,  s'allonger. 

Léngtliening,  lennglh'-inn- 
gne,  s.  allongement,  m. 

Léugthnise,  lenngth'-ouaîzej 
ad.  en  longueur. 

Lénient,  Lénilive,  li'-ni-ennt, 
lène'-i-tive,  a.  adoucissant,  lé- 
nilif. 

I.ôiiifj',  lène'-i-faï,  va.  adoucir. 

Léiiiiiwe,  lène'-i-tive,  s.  lénl- 
tif,  m. 

I.i-nity,  lène'-i-li,  s.  douceur,  ' 

Long,  lennz,  s.  lentille  de  \err  e, 
f.  [Lc-ud. 

Lent,    lennt,  prêt,  et  part,    de 

— ,  s.  carême,  m.  Mid  — ,  mi- 
carême  [m  0. 

Lt'ntoi,  lennt'-tn,  n.  de  carê- 

Leiiticular,      lenn'tik''-iou-la 
a    lenticulaire. 

Léiitirorm,  lenn'-ti-forrne,  a, 
en  forme  de  lentille. 

I.i->itigiuou8,  lenn-tid'-djine- 
euce,  a,  qui  a  des  taches  ds 
rousseur. 


LET 


664 


LEV 


I,eii(lgo,  lenn-tal'-go,  S.  taches 
(ie  rousseur,  f.pl.  [f- 

Léntil.     lena'-lir,     >.      lentille, 

Lc-iiiisk,  lena''-tisk,  i,  lentis- 
que,  m.  [lenteur,  f. 

l,éii(itu(Ie,    lenn'-ti-lioude,    s. 

Lénlor,  lean'-tcur,  s.  viscosité, 
ténacilé,  lenteur,  f. 

Léutous,  lenn'-teuce,  a,  tIs- 
queux,  tenace. 

Léo,  li/-A,  t.  (ast.)  le  Lion,  m. 

K,éoiiine,  li'-6-Qa!ne,  a.  léonin, 
de  lion.  [m. 

K.éopard,Iep'-penril  s.  léopard, 

l'épcr,  Icij^-peiir,  s.  lépreux. 

l.époi'Iiie,  lep^-pû-raïne,  a.  de 
lièvre. 

Lëpi-osj',  Icp'-prâ-si,».  lèpre,  ^. 

Léproiis,  le[)'-preuce,  a.  lé- 
preux, ladre. 

EiGas,  lesse,  ad   moins. 

— 5  a.  moindre,  plus  petit. 

—ipart.  qui  signifie  sans. 

Léfisce,  les'-sl,  s.  locataire,  m. 

Léasen,  les'-sn,  va.  apelisser, 
diminuer, amoindrir,  dégrader. 

— 9  vn,  s'amoindrir,  s'abaisser^ 
diminuer. 

Eiéasciiiiig,  les^-sii-inngne,  a. 
amoindrissement,  m.  diminu- 
tion, f.  [plus  petit. 

Lésser,    les'-seur,  a.   moindre, 

Lcsacs,  les'-sez,  s.  pi.  laissées 
(fiente  des  loups  et  autres  lêtcs 
noires),  f.  pi. 

liéason,  les'-sn,  s.  leçon,  f  pré- 
cepte, m.  notion, réprimande,^ 

— ;  ta. instruire. 

Ijéasor,  les^-sor,  s.  bailleur. 

Lest,  leste,  c. de  peur  que. 

le»,  lett,  va.  (le«.  Ici),  laisser, 
permettre,  soulîrir;  eni pêcher, 
retarder  ;  faire;  louer,  donner 
en  location. 

—  blood.  saigner.  [cher. 

—  dowii,  de^cendre,  abattre,  l&- 

—  iu  or  iiilo,  faire  entrer. 

—  kiiow,  faire  savoir 

—  loose,  déchaîner,  l&cher. 

—  off,  lei  fly,  tirer,  décharger. 

—  ono  hâve,  accommoder 
quelqu'un  de  quelque  chose. 

^  «uC  to  uae^  placer  à  intérfit. 


lot  ont,  faire  sortir,  Io^'t,  re!^ 
cher,  placer. 

len,  lett,  j.  empêchement,  m. 
—  iu,  J.  renvoi,  m. 

Lélhal,  li'-lhal,  a.  mortei,qui 
cause  la  mort.  [thargique. 

I.<^lbârgic,   li-tliar'-djik,   a.   lé- 

Léiharcj-,  leth'-ardji,  s.  lé- 
thargie, f. 

I.«tbu,  li'-thi,  s.  le  Léthé;  li- 
queur d'oubli,  oubli,  m. 

Letbirc-rouB,  ii-iliif-i-reuce,  a 
fatal,  lélhifère. 

Léitiiig  of  blood.  letMinngne 
of  blade,  s.  saignée,  f, 

Léitor,  let'-teur,  s.  lettre,  dé- 
pêche, missive,  /.  locataire,  m, 

—  ofaHonicy,  s.  procuration,^. 

—  case,  s.  poi  te-!ct[re,  tn. 

—  orniiirk,  lettre  de  marque,^ 
—,  va.  marquer  avec  des  lettres. 
Léitered,   let'-teurd,   a.  lettré, 

savant. 

Léllerrounder,  let'-teur- 

faounnd-eur,  s.  fondeur  de  ca- 
ractères, ?n. 

Léiciice,  let'-lice,  s.  laitue,  f. 
Cabba|;e— ,«.  laitue  pommée. 

LcTànt,  li-vannl',  s.  Levant, 
Orient,  m. 

Levée,  lev'-Ti,  I.  leTer,  m. 
toilette,  f. 

I.éTcl,  lev'-vil,  a.  uni,  de  ni- 
veau, proportionné,  convena- 
ble. To  lie—,  être  de  niveau, 
To  make— .  aplanir,  mettre 
de  niveau. 

— ,  va.  aplanir,  unir,  niveler, 
braquer,  viser,  porter  un  coup. 

—  ,  vn.  pointer,  viser;  conjectu- 
rer; s'efforcer  d'atteindre  un 
but.  [f. 

— ,  s.  niveau    «n.    surface  plane. 

L,éTeller,  lev'-vil-leur,  ».  apla- 
nisseur,  niveleur,  m. 

Lévelliiig,  lev'-vil-linngne,  s. 
aplanissement,  m. 

Lcveliiess,  lev'-vilnesse,  uni- 
formité, niveau,  m. 

Lévcn,  lev'-venn,  s.  levain,  m. 

Lc-wcr,  li'-veur,  s.  levier,  m. 
barre,  f.  [vraul,  m. 

LévereS,      lev'-eur-ite,    «.    le. 


LIB 


C65 


Lie 


liévinlile,  leV-'vl-a-bl,   a.  qn'oa 

peut  lever  (a  tax). 

I,evia(hau,  li-vaï'-a-tbann,  s, 
lévialhan,  m.  [broyer. 

Lévi^nte,      lev'-Tlgtiéie,      vn 

Levigâiion,  leT-i-giié'-cheune 
s.  broiement,  m.  puivérisation. 

I^évite,  li'-Ta!le,s.Lévite,  m.  [f, 

Levitical,  li-vit'-ti-kal,  a.  lévi 
tique,  [Lévitique,  m 

t.eTiticiis,  li-Tif-lik-euce,  s.  le 

Lcvity,  lev'-vi-ti|  s.  légèreté,  in 
constance,  f,  [poser, 

Ijéïy,    lev'-vi,    va.    leTar,    îm- 

—,  s.  levée,  collecte,  f. 

I.pwd,  lioude,  a,  dissolu,  mé- 
chant, [sèment. 

>.én><lly,  lioude'-H,  ad.  licencieu- 

Léwilness,  lioude'-nesse,  s. 
dissolution,  f. 

Liéwdsler,  lioude'-stenr,  ».  dé- 
bauché, impudique,  m. 

Lezicôgi-aplicr,  leks-i-kog'- 
graf-eur,  s  —  phe,  rn. 

Léxicoii,  leks'-i-keune,  s.  lexi- 
con,  dictionnaire,  m 

Lial>le.Iaï'-a-bl,a.  sujet,expo«é. 

I..i'ar,  lar-ear,  s.  menteur,  hâ- 
bleur, [tion,  f. 

Ubâlion,    lal-bé'-cheune,  s.    — 

Libel,  lal'-bel,  s.  libelle,  mé- 
moire, m.  déclaration,  f. 

— ,  va.  dilTamer    par  des  libelles. 

— ,  vn.  faire  écrire  des  libelles. 

Eiibcller,  laî'-bel-leur,  s.  dilîa- 
maleur,  m.  [famatoire. 

E,ibenoit«,  lat'-bel-lence,  rt.  dif- 

I.iberal,  llb'-ber-al,  a,  liliéral, 
généreux,  de  l)onne  Tamille. 

E.iberâlicj',  lib-ber-al'-l-ll,  s. 
libéralité,  f. 

Liberalizc,  lib'-er-al-aîze,  va. 
rendre  libéral. 

Libcrally,  lib'-er-al-li,  ad.  li- 
béralement. 

Libcràiioit,  lib-er-é'-cheune,  s. 
libération,  act.  de  libérer. 

l^îbcralor,  lib^-er-é-tenr,  s.  li- 
bérateur. 

I^ibcrale,  liV-er-éte,  va.  met- 
tre en  liberté,  délivrer,  affran- 
chir. 

Liberliei,  liV-bour-lit,   s.    pi. 


libertés,  immunités,  f.  pi.  pri- 
vilège, m.  banlieue. 

Eiibertino,  lib'-beur-tine,  s.  a. 
libertin,  aiîranchi.  * 

Libertin tsm.  liiy-benr-line-izm, 
s.  libertinage,  ni.  irreligion,  f. 

Liberty,  lib'-beur-ti,  s.  liberté, 
f.  privilège,  congé,  w.  permis- 
sion, f,  [impudique. 

LibidinotiB,   li-bid'-i-neuce,    a, 

L,ibidiiiously,  li-bid'-i-neuce-li, 
(id.  voluptueusement. 

Libra,  biï'-bra,  s.  (ast.)  la  Ba- 
lance, f.  [une  livre. 

Libral,    lal'-bral,    a.    qui    pèse 

LibrArian,  laî-brè'-ri-ane,  s. 
bibliothécaire,  copiste,  771. 

Library,  laï'-bré-ri,  s.  bibliothé- 
thèque,  f.  Cii-culatii<g  —, 
cabinet  de  lecture. 

—  keeper,  j.  bibliothécaire,  m 

Librate,  lal'-bréte,  V:i.  peser, 
balancer,  mettre  en  équilibre. 

Libi-étioii,  la!-bré'-cheuiie,  t, 
—  tion,  ^,  balancement,  m. 

Libratory,  laî'-bra-teur-i,  s. 
(ast.)  de  libration.        [louse). 

Lice,    laî-ce,  s.  pi.    poux  (sing. 

Licence,  laï'-ceunce,  s.  licence, 
permission,  f.  privilège,  m. 

— ,  va.  autoriser, approuver,  met- 
tre en  liberté. 

Licencer,  laï'-cennceur,s.  cen- 
seur, celui  qui  approuve. 

Licciitinte,  laï-cean'-chi-éte,  ». 
licencié,  m. 

— ,  va,  autoriser,  permettre. 

Licéntioiis,  laï-cenn^-cheuce, a, 
licencieux,  dissolu. 

Licéiitioiisly,  lal-cenn'chcu- 
ce-li,  ad.  en  libertin. 

LîcéiKioiisiiesg,  laî-cenn'- 

cheuce-uesse,    s.    dérèglement, 
libertinage,  m.  dissolution,  f. 

Lichen,  lik'-enn,  s.    lichen,  m. 

Lick,  lik,  va.  lécher,  laper,  ros- 
ser,    froiter.    —    up,   manger 
gloutonnement. 
—,  .■;.  petit  coup,  m, 

Lickeri<«b,  —  rous,  lik'-er- 
iclie,  er-euce,  a.  friand, 

Lickeri!*bno9«,  lik'-er-ichb-ncs- 
sej  s.  friandise,  f. 


LIF 


666  LIG 


Lfcorice,  Hk'-keur-Ice,  S.  ré- 
glisse, f.  Spuiiinh  —,  s.  jus 
de  réglisse,  m. 

I,ic«oi;,  lik'-leur,  s.  licteur,  m. 

Liil,  lide,  s.  couvercle,  m. 

—  of  ihe  eje,  s.  paupière,  f. 
Lie,  I.ey,  I-ye,  lai,  S.kssive,  f. 
Lie.  laï,  s.  meiisonge,  conte,  dé- 

inonli,    VI.    To    givc  «o  one 
the  — ,  donner  un  démenti. 
—,  vn.  mentir,  dél)iter  des  faus- 
selcs. 

—  (I:<j',  loin,  Iien)«  vn,  cou- 
cher, reposer,  gîter,  lojer,  de- 
meurer, consister,  être  situé. 

—  n«,  importuner,  harceler. 

—  at  stake,  être  intéressé. 

—  riosp,  se  tenir  serré,  se  te- 
nir Lien  couvert 

—  donn,  se  coucher. 

—  isi,  être  en  couches,     [tapir. 

—  Ii:iking,   se   tenir   caché,  se 

—  sifk  a  l»cd,  Êlre  alité. 

—  oui.  découcher. 

—  inndor,  être  sujet  à,  être  ac- 
cusé de,  être  dans.        [sordie. 

—  iip  aiid  dowii,   être  en  dé- 

—  iipoii,  être  en  obligation. 
l>iel',  lif,  a.  lien-aimé. 

—,  ad.  volontiers. 

Lirge,  lldje,  a.  lige,  fidèle. 

—,  s,  souverain,  m. 

-  nian,  s.  sujet,  vassal,  m. 
B..ieger,  lî'-djeur,  s.  résident,  m. 
I.IOII,  laï'-enn,  part,  de  I.ic  (ob- 
solète). 

—  ,  s   gage,  nantissement,  m. 
I.irntcric,  laï-enn-tor'-ili,  n,  — 

téiique.  [lienleric,  f. 

I.i'i'iiterjr,     la!'-enn-ter-ri,       s. 
Lier,    laï'-eur,  s.    celui  qui  est 

couché,  qui  repose. 
Lien,  lieu,  s.  lieu,  m.  In  —  oT, 

au  lieu  de.  [s.  lieulenance,  f. 
LiviUénancy,  lev-ten'-ncnn-ci, 
Lii-»té»aui,   lev-ten'-nannt,  s. 

lieutenant,  m. 
Livuténaiitsfaip,  lev-ten^* 

nannt-chipe,    s.    le    grade    de 

lieutenant. 
I.ioïc,  lîve,  ad.  volontiers. 
Life  {],l.  lÎTes),  laïfe,  s.  vie,  f. 

ffiu,  m.  vivacité,  bruit,  m.  his- 


toire privée,  conduite,  f.  For 
—,  ad.  à  vie,  viager. 

—  boni,  s.  canot  de  sauvetage, 
Lateau  sauveur.  [)>î. 

—  giinrd,   s.     garde    do  corps, 

—  préserver,  s.  appareil  de  sau- 
vetage. 

—  rcui,  s.  pension  viagère,  f. 

—  lime,  s.   temps  de  la  vie,  m. 

—  weary,  a.  ennuyé  de  la  viCt 
In  bis  — ,  de  son  vivant. 

Lifeless,  laïfe^-lesse,  a.inanim 

Lirelcsaly,    laïre'-Iesse-li, 
sans  vie. 

Lifelike,  laïfe'-Iaïke,  a.  sem- 
blable à  nue  personne  vivante. 

LIfi,  lirte,  s.  effort,  exhausse- 
ment, m.  Gi*e  mo  a  — , 
aidez-moi.  Ai  one — ,  d'un  seul 
coup.  To  I>o  at  a  dcad  — ^ 
êlre  dans  l'embarras. 

-,va.  (lifted,  lift,  liftcd)  le- 
ver, soulever,  enlever,  élever, 
exalter,  enorgueillir.  [d"élever. 

— ,  vn.    s'efforcer   de    soulever, 

Lifier,  lif'-teur,  s.  celui  qui  lève, 
soutien  ,  m. 

Lifts,  liTlz,  s.  balancines,  f.  pi. 

Ligiimcnt,  lig'-ga-mennt,  «.  li- 
gament, lien,  m, 

Li  alimentai,  —  méntoufl,  lig- 
a-menn'-tal,  teuce,  a.  ligamen- 
teux, [tion  de  lier,  f, 

Liï^ittion,  ll-gué'-cheun6,s.  l'ac- 

Li^iiiiirc,  lig'-ga-tioure,  S.  li- 
;:aiure,  /.  bandage,  m. 

Li;;lit,  laîte,  s.  lumière,  clarté, 
/.  L-iair,  jour,  flambeau,  torche, 
fanal,  puTnl  de  vue,  7)1.  Bor- 
rowed  —,  jour  de  souffrance. 
Floaliiig  —,  veilleuse. 

—  bearcr,  s.  porle-flambean, 

—  Iioiisc.  s.  phare,  m. 

—  kecpcr,  s.  trardien  de  pha 
— .   a.  léger,  cTair,  brillant,  g 

blond,  frivole. 

—  nrnicd.  a.  arme  à  la  légère. 

—  fiii^ered,  a.  qui  a  les  doigts 
crnclius,  fripon. 

—  foot,  —  «ed,  a.  dispos,  vite. 

—  foot,  s.  venaison,  f. 

—  Iieiided,iî.écervelé  en  délire. 

—  beadeduesB,  s,  délire,  m. 


LIK 


667 


LIgbt  bsarted,  a.  enjoné,  gai,' 

réjoui. 
—,  va.   (Ughicd,  lie,    ligbtcd, 
lit)  allumer,  enflammer,  éclai- 
rer, illuminer,  [s'éclairer. 
— ,   vn.  s'enfla:nmer,   s'allumer, 
— ,  un.  arriver,  tomber  (en  arri- 
vant), descendre  (de  cheval  ou 
de  voiture),  s'arrèler. 
lyightcii,     laï'-tn,   va.    alléger, 
éclairer,  illuminer,   décharger, 
soulager,  égayer. 
—,  vn,  faire  des  éclairs,  briller. 
Liigtiter,   laile'-eur,    s.    gabare, 

allège. 
Lighterman,  gabarier,  m.  [cur. 
Lighlleas,     laile'-iess,    a.     obs- 
iLiiglitty,    laïle'-li,  ad.  aisément, 
légèreroenl,  vile,  promptenienl, 
iiriprudemment. 
Liglitiiess,  laîle'-nessB,  S.  légè- 
reté, inconsi'qiience,^. 
—  or  «hc  hcad,  s.  délire,  m. 
l,ij;htnîng,     laîle'-ninngne,    S, 

éclair,  adoucissement,  ni. 
Li^lits,    laïlz,   s.   poumons,  m, 

pi.  mou,  m. 
liighlsoine,     laïle'-senme,     a. 
bien  éclairé,  illuminé,  enjoué. 
Lightsomeness,    laïte^-seume- 

nesse,  s.  c'arlé,  gaUé,  ^ 
Ligneous,    lig'-ni-euce,    a.   li- 
gneux, [précieuse. 
Li»iirc,   laï'-guioure,   s.    pierre 
E.iUe,    laïke,  a.  semblable,    tel, 

probable,  même,  pareil. 
—,  ad.  comme,  en,  selon,  pro- 
bablement, [ble,  /■■ 
-,s.  chose  ou  personne  sembla- 
— ,Vrt.  aimer,  goiiler,  trouver  bon. 
— ,  vn.  se  plaire,  vouloir,  désirer. 
liikelihood,    )aîke^-ll-houde,    s, 

apparence,  probabilité,  f. 
Likeljr,  lalke'-li,  a.  vraisembla- 
ble, beau,  bel,  belle. 
— ,  ad.  probablement. 
E.i'lieu,  laï'-kn,  va.  comparer. 
Likeues»,   laïke'-nesse,  s.    res- 
semblance,  conformilé,  f. 
Likenise,     laîke'-ouaïze,     ad. 

pareillement. 
K,ikSng,   laî'-kînnfne,    s.    agré- 
ment, embonpoint,  essai,  gûûl. 


LIM 

m.IncHnallon,  approbation, 
Lilacb,  laï'-lak,  s.  lilaç,  m. 
Lilied,  li|/-lid,a.  orné  de  lis. 
1,1'iy,   lil'-li,  s.  lis,    beau    teini 

—  of  »hc  Tallo)',  s.  muguelï 
Lilylivered,  lil'-li-liv-veurd,  a. 

lâche. 
I.iniâ<ion,    lal-raé'-chenne,     « 

act.  de  limer,  polir,  [maille,  f, 
LBiuatiire,  laï^-ma-lioure,  s.  li- 
I.iinnz,  lime'-aks,  s.  limace,  f- 
L,imb,    lime,  $.  membre,  limbe, 

bord,  m.  extrémité,  f. 
— ,  va.  donner  des  membres;  dé- 
chirer, démembrer. 
Liuibec,  limm'-bek,  s.  alambic, 

m. 
I.inibcd,  limmd,  a.  membru. 
Liiuber,  limm'-beur,  a.  souple, 

flexible,  agile. 
ILimberness,  limm'-beur-nesse, 

s.  souplesse,  f.  [pièces 

I.iinbnieal,   limm'-mil,  ad.  par 
I.imbo,  limm'-bô,  s.  limbes,  m. 

pi.  prison,  f.  lieu  de  misère. 
Eiimc,  laïme,   s.  chaux,   limon, 

houe,    f.    Qiiick  — ,  s.    chaux 

vive,  f,  SlHted   '-,  s.  chaux 

éteinte,  f. 

—  buriier,  S.  chaufournîer, 

—  kiln,  S.  four  à  chaux. 

—  stoBic,5.  pierreà  chaux. 

— ,  va.  cimenter,  amender  avec  de 

la  chaux,  chauler. 
Lime, 3.  glu,/'.  Il  mon,  citron,  »>i. 

—  juico,  s.  jus  de  citron. 

—  tree,  s.  tilleul,  in 

—  twig,  S.  gluau,  m. 

—,    va.    engluer,    embarrasser, 

prendre  au  piège, 
Limchouiid,  lairae'-haunnâ,  (. 
limier,  m.  [sort, m. 

I.iiiiil,lim'-raitl,î.  limite,  f.  res- 
—,  va    limiter,  borner,  fixer 
L,i:nilaneoii*,      lim'-mit-ta-ni- 

euce,  a.  limitrophe,  limitatif. 
I.iuii(arjr,  lim'-mil-ta-ri,  a.    li- 
mitrophe, [s.  limitation,  f- 
Liuiiiâtioii,  iim-mi-té'-cheunc, 
l^iuiiici-,  lim'-meur,  s.  chien  de 

race  croisée,  m. 
Lim-j,  lime,  va.  peindre  en  mS* 
nialure,  enluminer. 


LIN 


6G8 


.A^ 


E.(niner,  llmm'-oeur,  ».  peintre, 

enlumineur,»!.  [bpux. 

l.imoiis,    laï'-meuce,    a.    bour- 

Qjiujp^  liiTimp,  a.  mollasse,  mou, 
mojle,  faillie,  souple 

—,  vn.  Doiler. 

— ,».  claudication,  /. 

I.{mper,li[nmp'-cur, i.  bolU  *• 
m.  boiteuse,  f. 

Linipet,  linim'-j»r^  $.  espèce 
de  coquille,  /.  [clair,  net. 

Li'uipid,  limm'-pid,  a.  limpide, 

Liiupiility,  —  dues*,  limm'- 
pid-i-li,  nesse,s.  —  dite,  clar- 
té, f.  [ad.  en  boitant. 

{.impingly,      limrnp''-inngne-li, 

tjimy.  laî'-mi,  a.  calcaire  ;  vis- 
queux, [tiouer,   s'arrêter. 

KjiUf    linn,    un     cesser,   discon- 

Li'nclipin,  linnche'-pine,  s.  es- 
se,f.  clavetle  d'essieu. 

E-iiBctiiR,  linngk^-teuce,  1.  méde- 
cine à  sucer. 

E.itidei>,  I.iitdcn-tree,  linn'- 
denn, Il nn'-denn  tri, 5. tilleul,»!. 

Lille,  lalDC,  s.  ligne,  corde,  ra- 
ce, ^.  cordeau,  retranchement, 
dessin,  m. 

— , un. doubler,  remplir,  fortifier. 
—  witb  fiii%   fotMTfr, 

Liiieage  ,  iiu'-ni  édje,  s.  li- 
gnée, race,/'. 

Lfiical,  lin'-nl-a',  a.  linéal,  en 
ligne  directe.  [te  ligne. 

Liucally,  line'-al-Ii,  ad.  en  di  ci- 

Liiieameni,  lin'-ni-a-mennl,  s. 
trait,  linéament, m. 

Liiiear,  lin'-ni-ar,  a.  linéaire. 

liiiicàiiou,  line-i-é^-cheune,  s. 
délinéation,  f. 

Litien,  liV-nlnn,  s.  toile,  f. 
linge,  m.  lin.  [do  toile. 

—  draper,  s,   linger,  marchand 

—  <rndo,  s.  lingerie,  f. 

—  nreaver,  s.   tissirand,  m. 
— ,  a.  de  toile,  de  linge. 
Lines,  lainnz,  s.  étendage,  m. 
Liiig,  linngne,    s.  morue  £èche; 

bruyère,  f. 

—  wort,  s.  angélique,  f. 
li'iiger.  !inn'-gueur,U)i. traîner, 

languir;     hériter,       demeurer 
longtemps. 


Lfiigerer,   lïnn'-gnsnr-enr,  ». 

lambin,  homme  irrésolu, 
Liiigering,  liiin'-gueur-inngne, 

a.  long,  lent,  languissant. 
— ,    ».     retardement,    délai,    m 

lenteur,  f. 
Lfiigpi'iiigly,     linn'-gueur-inn- 

gne-li,  a   lentement.  [))i. 

Lfiiget,    linng'-guett,  ».  lingoi, 
Liiigo,    linng/-£Û,     ».    langog.  , 

..•argon,  m. 
E.in^  iiâcioii*,  linn-guoué' • 

che  ce,  a.  bâtard. 
L,ii:Stiâc.'auiiea8.     linn-goué'- 

clieuce-ne.-se,  ».   babil,  m. 
L.iiiKiii«t,  lin.'g/-gouisle,  ».  lin-, 

gniste,  m. 
Liiiiment,  lin'.DÎ-  TieDnt,   5.    11- 

nimcnt,  baume,  m. 
I.iiiiug,    laï'-ninngne,    ».    dou- 
blure, f.  revêtement. 

—  ,  s.  coiffe  (of  a  bal),  f. 
Liiik,    linngk,  ».    cbatr.on,    aw' 

neau,  m.  torche,  f. 
—,  va.  joindre,  enchaîner,  lier, 
L.(iibl>oy,     Liiikman,    linngk 

boï  mane,  s.  porte-falot,  jn. 
Liiiiict,  lin'-nitt,  s.  linotte,  f. 
LÉiiseed,    iinn'-side    s.    graine 

•de  lin,  f.  [lin. 

—  mcal,  s.  farine  de  graine  de 

—  oil,s.  huile  de  lin,  f. 
I,iii8ey-wo6Uey,  linn'-sl- 

ououl'-si,   s.  tiretaine,  f. 

— ,a.  de  tiretaine, bas, méprisable; 

Liiisiock,  linn'-stok,  ».  boute- 
feu,  m. 

L,iiii,  linnt,  S.  charpie,  /.  lin, 
»n.  filasse   m. 

Liuicl,  linn'-tel,  s.   linteau,  m. 

Lion,  laï'-eune,  s.  lion,  m. 

—  hearled.  a.  cœur  de  lion. 
Lfoucol,    lai'-eunn-cel,  a.  lion- 
ceau, m.  [f 

l>ioiie»»,lai'-eun-nesse,s.liorns, 
Lip,    lipp,    ».    lèvre,    babine,  f. 

bord,  biberon,  m. 
—,  ua:  baiser.  [vardage,m, 

I.i'plalioiir,    !ip'-Ié-beur,  s    IM' 
Ltnôiliiinoii*,     laï-polb'-i-meU' 

ce,  a.  défaillant. 
I,ip6tlijmy,    laï-poth'-I-mi,    », 

défaillance.  /. 


LIS 


669 


LIT 


Eiîpped,  li;;t,  a   qui  a  des  lèvres. 

Lfppilude;  lip'pi-lioudei  s.  — 
tude,^. 

E.i|i9nlire,  lip'-saW,  s.  pomma- 
de pour  les  livres ,  paroles 
mielleuses. 

I.iqiiable.lili'-koua-bI,a.rasible. 

I<iq<ia(e,  lai'-kouéle,  UJi.  fondre. 

Liqiierâclioii,  Liquâliuii,  lik- 
koui  fak'-cheune,  laï-koué'- 
cbcune,  s.Iiquéraction,  f. 

Liqaerinble,  tik/-koul-faI-a-bl, 
a.  —  fiable. 

Liquef)',  lik-'-kouifal,  wa.  liqué- 
fier, fondre. 

— )  vn.  59  liquéfier,  se  fondre. 

Liquéscencj',  laT-kouess'-ceiin- 
ci,  s.  fusibilité,  A 

Ejiquéscent,  iaS-kouess'-cennt, 
a.   fusible.  [fondu. 

Liquid,  lik'-konide,    a.  liquide, 

— ,  s,  liqueur,  boisson,  f.  liqui- 
de, m,  [liquider. 

Liquldnte,    llk'koul-déle,     va. 

Liqnidâliou,  Iik-koui-dé'-cbeu- 
ne,  s.  liquidation,  f, 

Liquiditjr,  Liquidneas,  lik- 
kouid'-i-ti,  nesse,  s.  liquidité,  f. 

Liqiiids,  lik'  kouidi,  s.  pi.  les 
lettres  liquides,  I,  m,  n,  r. 

■,iqiior,'liV-keur,  (.  liqueur,  f. 
jus,  sur,  m. 

— ,  va.  humecter,  arroser.       [m. 

l.ieiie,  lisne,  s.  cavité,  '.  creux, 

Lisp,  lispe.  vn,  grasseyer,  bé- 
gaver. 

Ligpor,  lisp'-enr,  s.grassejenr. 

Liapiug,  Li«p,  lisp'inngne,  s. 
grasseyement,  m. 

Mjisti,  liste,  l'a.  enrfiîer,  écouter, 
coudre  ensemble  des  choses  de 
différentes  couleurs. 

—,  vn.  avoir  envie, être  disposé. 

— ,  s.  lisle,  f.  catalogue,  rôle, 
état,  bord,  m.  envie,  volonté, 
lisière,  f.  —,  ».  lice,  f. 

Lisled,  list'-ed,  a.  rayé. 

Lislen,  lis'-sn,  va.  écouter. 

Lisicuer,  lis'-sa-eur,  ».  écou- 
teur. 

Listing,  E'itlisline,  llst'-inn- 
gne,  enn'-llst-ioognei  $.  eurS- 
Itmeot,  ou 


Lintleas,    liste'-lesse,  a.    non» 

cbalant. 
Lfxlossly,      lisie'-lesse-II,    ai, 

nonchalamment. 
Listi essiie»,  liste'-le?5e-ness« 

s.  nonchalance,   f.        [Lâghl 
Lit,    litt,    prêt,     et    part,    à 
Liloiiy,  lit'-tane-i,  s.  litanie,  ; 
Liier,  li'-teur,  s,  litre,  m. 
(.lierai,  lil'-ter-al,  a.  littéral. 
Litc-ralily,    lit/-ler-ral-i-ti,     s. 

littéralité,  f. 
Liiorally,    lit'-ter-al-ll,  ad,  i.  la 

lettre,  littéralement. 

Lilerary  —    rate,    Ul^-ter-ar-i, 

été,  a.  littéraire. 
Litcrâtl,    lit-ter-ré'-tl,    t.    les 

lettrés,  m  pi. 
Literatiire,  lit'  ter-ra-tioure,  s. 

liitérature,  érudition,  f. 
Liiharge,     litb'-ardje,     t.     U- 

Iharge,/'. 
Liiibe,  laifAe,  a.  pliant. 
Liibeuess,     laK^e^-nesse,       ;. 

flexibilité   f.  [che. 

Li'lber,    la(/Âe'-enr,  a.  mou,  lâ- 
L.ilberliues«,        laït/ie-'-eur-U- 

nesse,  s,  nonchalance,  ^ 
Liibeiome,   lalt/ie'-seume,    a. 

soople,  agile. 
LilUôsrnpber,       lith-8g'-graf- 

enr,  s.  lithographe. 
Lilbûgrapbic,  lilh-og'-graf-ik, 

a.  —  phique. 
E.llbôgi'a|iby,     lal-thog'-graf-l, 

—  graphie,  f. 
Lithôiomist,  la!-thof-t(-miste, 

s.  —  tomisie,  m.  s. 
Lilbôlom;,     lai-thot'-td-mi,    s. 

Iitholomie,  f.  [deur 

Lîiigaiit,   lil'-ll-gannl,  s.    plal 
Litigate,  lit'-ti-guéle,   va.  plai 

der,  être  en  prorès. 
Liii^âiion,     lit-ti-gué'-cbeuue 

s.  litige,  procès,  m. 
I,itigiuu8,   li-iid'-djeuce,  a,   11 

tit'ieux,  coutentieux. 
Liti'i^ioiisiy,       li-(|d'-djeuce-II, 

ad.  en  cbicaneur. 
LiligiousneKii,       li-tid'-djeuce- 

nesse,  s.  chicane,  f, 
Liltc-r.    lii'-tpur,    8.     litière,   f. 
1     brancard,  m.  liti^«   («t  aoi. 


LIV 


670 


LOA 


mais),  f.  portée, conTusion,  f. 

— ,  fa.  faire  la  lilière;  déran- 
ger; mettre  Las. 

£,itlle.  lit'-ll,  s.  peu,  m.  petite 
quantité,  petit  espace. 

ad,  pfiu,  .Tioins,  quelque  peu. 
By—  and  —,  peu  à  peu..*»  — 
as  may  bo,  si  peu  que  rien. 

— ,  (t.  petit.  Tlie  —  bouse,  j. 
les  lalriaef,  f  pi 

■<itlleui3*s,  lii'-il-nesse.s.  peti- 
tesse, /.  manque  de  dignité. 

Littoral,  lit''-tâ-reul,  a.  mariti- 
me, [gie,  f 

Lfturgy,    lit'-teur-dji,    s.  lilur- 

i.ive,  liv,  m.  vivre,  demeurer, 
subsister.  —  up  to  ouo'b  es- 
tate,  dépenser  tout  son  reve- 
nu. —  at  rcst,  vivre  tranquil- 
lement. —  îii  coiumou,  faire 
bour-secomniuue. 

Ij<vc,  Jaïve,  a.  vif,  envie. 

Livelcss,  laîve'-lesse,  0.  sans 
•»ie,  faible. 

Eiivelihood,  laïve'-li-houde,  s. 
vie,  Douriilure,/'.  bien,  métier, 
art,  m. 

LiiTeliiiesB,  laTve'-Ii-nesse,  i. 
vivacité ,   /. 

liiTelong,  live'-Ionng,  a.  en- 
nuyeux, lent. 

EifTcly,  laive'-li,  a.  Tif,  vi- 
vant, vigoureux. 

—  red,  i.  rùuge  vermeil. 

—,  ad.  vivemeni,v:gnnreuscmenl. 

Lîver,  iiv'-enr,  5  vivant,  qui 
vil  d'une  certaine  manière. 

—,  s.  foie,  m. 

livercoloiir,  liv' eur-keuleur, 
s.  rouge  foncé. 

l/ÎTergronrii,  liv'-eur-grône,  a. 
ayant  un  gros  foie. 

Liverwort,  liv'  eur-oueurle,  <, 
(bo.)  hépalique,  f. 

Li'very,  iiv'-eur-i,  S.  livrée;  mi- 
se en  ou  prise  de  possession, 
pension  pour  les  chevaux,  f. 

liiTcryuiaii,  liv'-eur-i-mane,  s 
celui  qui  porta  la  livrée,  m. 
membre  notable  d'une  compa- 
gnie à  Londres. 

Livcs,  lalvz.  pi.  de  l-iTe. 

Litid,  lîT'-id,  a.  livide,  pile. 


L.iT<dlty,  li-vid'-i-ti,  s.  lividité,^. 

Litiiig,  liv'-inngDe,  s.  bénéfice 
iii.  cure,  vie,  subsistance,  / 
biens,  m.  pi. 

—,  a.  vivant,  qui  vit,  ardent. 

Livre,  laï'-veur,  s.  livre,  t. 
franc,  m. 

Liiiiial,  E,ixi*îou*,  lik-civ'-i- 
al,  i-euce,  (i.  lixiviel,  de  lessive. 

Liiiviate,  lik-civ'-i-éte,  va.  les- 
siver, faire  une  lessive. 

Liiitiiiiu,  lik-Civ'-i-eume,  f. 
lessive,  f, 

Li'zard,  liz'-zarde,  lézard,  m. 

Lo,  14,  int.  voici,  voilà. 

Loach,  lôtche,  5.  !oche,  f. 

Luad,  Iode,  s.  ci.arge,  /.  far- 
deau, poids,  jn.  voie,  f. 

—  (londed,  loadcii,  loadcii), 
l'a.  chargiM-,  emliarras-er. 

Lûader,  lô'-deur,  s.  chargeur. 

S.ôudiii£,  lô'-dinngne,  5.  char- 
gement,!». [lote,m. 

Lôaduiuan,    lôdz'-mane,  s.  pi- 

Lôadstoiic,  lôJe^-stône,  s»  ai- 
mant, m.  [lite  Ourse,  f. 

Lôadstar,    16de'-slar,  s.  la  pe- 

Loar,  lô'e  (loa»es),  s.  pain,i)i. 

l>oaui,  iôme,  s.  terre  grasse,  f. 
torchis,  lut,  m.  [gile- 

— ,    va,  marner,    endnire     d'ar- 

Loamy,  lô'-mi,  «.  argileux. 

Loan,  lône,  s.  prêt,  m. 

I.oath,  lôth,  a.  i  regret,  &  ton* 
tre-cœur, 

lioaibe,  lôthe,  va,  haïr,  abhor- 
rer   regarder  avec  dégoût. 

Lôather,  [tth'-ear,  s,  celui  qui 
h.l;t. 

Lôutbîng,  làf/i'-inngnei  t,  dé- 
goût, m,  aversion,  f, 

Lôaibfiii,    \itk'-ïou\,     a,  qui 

hait,  haï,  détesté. 

l,6aibiugly,lô</('-inngne-Ii,a(2. 
à  contre-coeur,  [testé, 

Lôatbiy,    lô(/i'-li,  a.     baï,    dé- 

— ,  ad.  avec  dégoût. 

Lôaibiioss,  l6//i'-nesse,  s.  re- 
gret, m.  répugnance,  f. 

Lôaibsome,  lô^/A^-seume,  a. 
dégoûtant,  haïssable,  baï. 

LôuthaoïueiieB»,  iôZ/^'-seume- 
nesse,  s. qui  causedudégoût,  A 


LOD 


671 


LOI 


E.oaTC8,  ISvz,  s.  pi,  pains,  m. 

(lonf,  sing). 
■iOb,  lobe,  S-    rustre,  lourdaud; 

ver,    m,    Lob's     poiiud,    £. 

prison,  f. 
— .  va.  laisser  tomber,  secouer. 
Lobby,  lob'-bi,  s.  antichambre, 

porliqus,   Teslibule,    fojer   de 

tbcâlre,  m.  tribune,  /. 
I<obe,  lôbe,  s.  lobe,  m. 
Lôbs<cr,    lob'-steur,  s.  écrevisse 

de  ruer.  /■.  homard.  îiî. 
Lôciil,  lô'-kal,  a.  local,  externe. 
l.o<.'âli(]r,  lô-kal'-i-ti,  «.  localité, 

Lôcally,  lâ'-kal-ll,  ad.  locale- 
ment! 

I^ocâtioii,  lô-ké'-cheune,  s.  si- 
tuation, action  de  placer,  f. 

Iioch,  lok,  s.  un  lac,  m.    [f.  pU 

E.ôcliia,   l&'-kiya,  s.  p2.  lochies, 

Lock.  lok,  s.  serrure;  grappin, 
)».  platine  de  fusil;  boucle, 
touffe  de  cheveux,  écluse,  f. 
— »  (for  horses),  entraves,  [qjl. 

—,  uu.  fermer  à  clef,  enfermer, 
serrer.  —  in,  enfermer,  em- 
brasser. —    oiie    oui,  fermer 

'  la  porte  &  quelqu'un.  —  up, 
serrer,  enfermer. 

•-,  ru.  se  renfermer,  s'adapter. 

Lôfker,  lok'-keur,  s.  toute  cho- 
se se  fermant  avec  uue  serrure; 
armoire,  f.  tiroir,  in. 

lôckct,  iok'-kett,  s.  bracelet, 
joyau,  m.  [grossière,  f. 

lyockram,    lok'-reume,  s.    toile 

l.àck8uiiih,  lûk^-sniilh,  s.  ser- 
rurier, m. 

Locomôiion,  18kô-mfl'-cheune, 
s.  locomotion,  f. 

Loconiôlive.  16  kô-mô'-live,  a, 
qui  change  de  place. 

—  •  s.  machine  à  vapeur,  f. 

Lôciist,  lô'-keussle,  s,  saute- 
relle, cigale,  f. 

~~  trcc,  s.  caroubier,  m. 

Eiocûiion,  lô-kiou'-cheune,  t. 
locution,  f. 

Ijodge,  lodje,  (,  maisonnette, 
loge,  reposée,  /. 

—,  fa.  offrir  un  asile,  placer, 
fixer,   abriter,   étendre,  loger. 


The  rain  — •  coro,  la  pluis 
couche  les  blés. 

— ,  vn.  lésidjr,  demeurer,  cher- 
cher asile,  eue  étendu. 

Lodgeuicnt,  lodje'-mennt,  s. 
logement,  m.  [laire,  i.i. 

I.ùdger,     lodje'-eur,      s.    loca- 

Liidgiiig,  lodje'-inngne, s. cham- 
bre garnie,  f.  appartement,  m, 
auberge,  /'. 

Loft,  lofie,  s.  grenier,  m.  gran- 
ge, /.  endroit  élevé,  m. 

Lôriil)',  lof'-ti-li,  ad.  dans  une 
posiUon  élevée,  en  haut;  Bère- 
ment,  avec  majesté. 

Lôftiuosa,  loF-ti-nesse,  s.  fier- 
té, majesté,  hauteur,  gran- 
deur, éiévalion,  f. 

Lôfty,  lof/-ti,  a.  hant,  grand, 
sublime,  sourcilleux,  fier,  al- 
lier. 

H-og,  logue,  s.  souche,  f.  tronc, 
billot,  ))i.  mesure  hébraïque, 
loch  (mar.).  [garilhraes,  m.  pt. 

Lôguiithuic,  log'-a-nthmz,s.  lo- 

Lùgbook,  log'-bo'ùk,  s.  jour- 
nal de  mer,  livre  de  loch.    [îjî. 

Lôggats,   log'-guitz,  s.  quilles, 

I-ôss«''heQd,  log^-gueur-éiie, 
S.  bulor,  sot,  m.  Ta  fall  (a 
—  ».  en  venir  aux  mains. 

Liôggei-hoadvd,  log^-gueur- 
héd-ed,  a.  sot. 

liôs'c» 'od'-djik,  s.  logiqne,^ 

Lôgical,  lod'-djik-al,  «.logique. 

Lûgicall)',  lod'-dji-kal-li,  ud, 
de  logique,  en  logicien,  exac- 
tement, [logicien,  m. 

Logiciuii,    16-djiche'-eune,     s. 

Lôgisiic,  lod'-djiss-tik,  s.  logis- 
tique, f.  calcul,  m. 

Lôgtiiie,  log'-laïne,  s.  ligne  da 
loch,  f.  [griphe,  m. 

Lôgogripbe,  log'-6-gnf,s.  Ingo- 

Logoiiiachy,  lô-gonie''-a-ki,  s 
dispute  de  mois,  f. 

Liôgwuod,  log'-ûuôùde,  S.  boit 
de  ca m  pêche,  m. 

Loin,  loïre,  s  longe,  f.  Sii'  -, 
l'alojau. 

I.oiii>,  s.  reins,  lombes,  ni.   pi. 

Lôiter,  loï'-teur,  ««.tarder,  s'a- 
muser, fainéanter. 


LO^i 


672 


LOO 


Loiierer,  loï'-leur-eur,  ».  flâ- 
neur, paresseux.  [resse,  f- 

I.ài(eriiig,  loï'-leur-inngne,  pa- 

I.ull,  loll,  l'a.  se  pencher,  s'ap- 
pujer,  s'élendre,  pendre  (en 
parlant  de  la  langue), 

—,  va.  tirer  la  langue. 

—,  s.  mignon. 

Lôiidou,   lonn^-doDR,  Londres. 

Eiôudouuer,  lonn^-don-oeur,  8. 
habitant  de  Londres. 

JLoMO,  Ijduuly.,  Lôussomey 
lône,  ISne'-li,  lône'-seume,  a. 
solitaire,  isolét 

Lônosomciicss,  E.6neliiiess, 
Ijôtieuess,  Idne^-seunie-nesse, 
li-nesse,   nesse,  s.    solitude,  /. 

Loug,  lonng,  o.  long,  grand, 
ennuyeux,    lent,   tardif. 

— ,  s.  (in  music)  une   longue,   A 

—,  ad.  longtemps,  en  long,  — 
■iuce,  —  ago,  il  )  a  long- 
temps. Ere—  bientôt. 

—  (—  for,  —  afler),  vn.  brû- 
ler d'envie,  avoir  envie. 

lioiigiiHfniiiy,  lonng-gane-ime'- 
i-ti,  s.  —  mité,  /■. 

Lôugboal,  lonng'-bdte,  s.  cha- 
loupé, f.  [long. 

Longer,   lonng'-gueur,  a.   plus 

—,  ad.  plus  longtemps, 

IiuiBgévily,  lono-djcv'-i-tl,  I. 
longue  vie,  f, 

ILoiigcTou*,  lonndjiv'-euce,  a. 
qui  vit  longtemps. 

â,uBig£niaiiou«,  lonn-djime^-a- 
neuce,  a.  à  longues  mams, 

Luiigiiuetr.i',  lonn-djime'-i-tri, 
s.  longimétrie,  f. 

l,6i<giiig,  loong^-inngne,  (.  en- 
vie, passion,  f.  désir,  m. 

Léiiïiiigl;,  lonng'-iDugneli, 
fid.  passionnément. 

E.ùitsi»Ii,loung'-iche,a  longuet. 

Lûiigiiude,  loun'-dji-tioude,  a. 
longitude,  f. 

LuKgitûdiiial,  lonn-dji-tlou'- 
di-nal,  a.  —  dinal. 

Lùiiglegged,  loung'  legd,  a. 
quia  lesjambes  longues. 

Lonj^liTc^d,  loniig'-livd,  a.  vi- 
vace.  [ed,  <(.  êliolé. 

LougbauUed,     lonug/'hanuglt 


i.6ngif,  loDDg'-li,  ad.  ardem- 
ment. 

I^ôiigsomo,  lonn'-seume,  a.  fa- 
tigant,   ennujeux. 

Loiigcùffvi'iiig,  lonng-seuf- 
feur-inngne,  a.    endurant,  pa- 

—,  s.  patience,  f.  [tient. 

l.oiigviaBsccd,  lonng'Ouesst^- 
ed,  a.  qui  a  la  taille  longue. 

Lôngways,  lonng'-ouéze,  ad 
longitudinalemenl. 

I.angw>iidfd,  lonng-ouiDnd'- 
ed,  de  longue  baleine. 

Lôiignlsey  lonng^-ouaîze,  ndt 
en  long.  [angélique,  f, 

l^ôiigwort,    lonng'-oueurte,    5 

lioo,  loTi,  »,  bête,  f.  (a   game  at 

Loof,  D.  Liiff.  [cards). 

Lôul>ily,  lo'u'-bi-M;  a. maladroit. 

Lôuli)',  lôîi'-bi,  ».  lourdaud,  m. 

Luuk,  Iduk,  un.  regarder,  voir, 
surveiller,  prendre  soin,  sem- 
bler, avoir  une  apparence. 

—  about  ouc,  songer  à  ses  af- 
faires, prendre  garde   à  soi. 

—  afler,  prendre  sain,chercber. 

—  ai,  regaider, 

—  back,  faire  réflexion. 

—  big.  faire  le  Ber.  [ser. 

—  donn  (wiib  «corn),  mépri- 

—  for,  chercher,  attendre, 

—  îino,  examiner,  considérer, 

—  Iikc,  ressembler. 

—  ou,  regarder,  voir,  considâ- 
rer,  estimer. 

—  ou»,  chercher  &  découvrir. 

—  (o,  avoir  l'oeil  sur. 

—  wf  11,  avoir  bon  visage, 

—  jouiig  nguin,  rajeunir, 

—,  s.  regard,  coup  d'œil,  air,  m« 
mine,  f. 

—  out,  j   découverte,  vigie,  ^. 
Loik!  voyez  I  leneil 
Lôokor,    loùk'-eur,  s.  celui  quï 

regarde.  —  <>•■•  spectateur. 
Lôukiiig-gluKM,     lo'îik'-innguc 
glass,  s.  miroir,  m.  [lîl 

—  glass   niukcr,    »,    miroitier 

—  glu«8  (rade,  »,  miroiterie,  / 
Louin,  loliiiie,  S    métier  de  tissà. 

rand,  >n  lland  —,  métier  à 
la  main.  Power  — |  métier 
mécanique. 


LOR 


673 


LOU 


EiOom  gale.  s.  T^nt  frais,  >n. 
— ,vrt.  priraîlre,  apparaître  (mar.)> 
Lôomîiig,  loùinc'-inngne,  s.  (of 

a  sl)ip),  dehors,  m. 
Loon.  loîine,  s.  coqu'io,  polisson. 
L,oop,    loupe,     »,    boiilonnière, 

hride,  ganse,  maille,  f.  tenon, 

nu 

—  holc,  s.  échappatoire,  faiix- 
fujant,  barbacane,  /.  œillet, 
trou,  larmier,  m. 

—  boled,  n.  plein  de  trous, 
d'ouvertures. 

—  lace,  I.  agrément  de  bou- 
tonnière, m. 

—  mnker.    s.  passementier,  m, 
Kioosc,  loTice,  s.   liberté,  f. 

—  ,n.  lâche,  qui  branle,  délié, 
détaché,  dissolu,  libre,  A  — 
robe,  une  robe  floltante.  To 
get  —  froin,  se  déliarrasser 
de.  To  grow— ,  se  débander. 
To  lel  — 1  déchaîner. 

— ,  va.  délivrer,  relâcher,  affran- 
chir, dénouer,  détacher. 

—,  tjn.  mettre  à  la  voile. 

I.ôosely,  lôùee'-li,  ad.  sans 
union,  dissolument,  noncha- 
lemment. 

liéoscn,  lôùce'-n,  va  llchor, 
délier,  détacher,  défaire,  drs- 
scrrer.  [se  séparer. 

— ,vn    se  desserrer, se    relâcher, 

liôoNeness,  loùce^-ncsse,  5.  flux 
ou  cours  de  ventre,  relâche- 
ment,  débordement,  m. 

liDoseiiiiig,  lôuce'-ninngne,  a. 
laxatif. 

I-op,  lopp,  s.  branche  taillée,  f. 

—,  va.   éraonder,  tailler,  étêter. 

Lôppcr,  lop'-peur,  s.  éiagueur. 

I,ô)ipiiig,  lop'-pinngne  s.  élêle- 
tement,  m.  [babillard. 

l,oq!iâcious,lô-koué'-cheuce,o. 

Ijoqiiàcil)',  lô-kouas'-si-ti,  s. 
babil,  caquet,  m. 

Loi'd.  lorde,  s.  seigne,/r,  maître, 
mari,  roi,  m.  I.uril  !IIayor''g 
day,  s.  jour  de  l'installation 
du  Maire  de  Londres. 

—,  vn.  régenter  dominer. 

l.Ài'ditig,  lorde'-inngne,  s.  pe- 
tit seigneur,  hobereau,  m. 


■.ôrdltke,    lorde'-lalke,   a.    en 

Seigneur. 

l^ôrillîiiesa,  lorde'-fî-nnsse,  s 
dignité,  haut  rang;  hauteur,/', 
orgueil,  m. 

I.6rdliiig,  lorde'-linngne,  5.  pe- 
tit seigneur,  gentillâtre,  m. 

liôrdly,  lorde-'-li,  a.  allier,  Ser, 
seigneurial, noble,  m. 

— .  ad.  impérieusement. 

Lôrdahip,  lorde'-chipe,  t.  sei- 
gneurie, grandeur,  f.  empire, 
m.  [doctrine,  f. 

l.oi-c,  I6re,  s.  savoir,  m.  leçon, 

Lôricate,  lorM-kéte,  va.  pla- 
quer. 

E.éi-inier,  I.oriiicr,  lor' i* 
meur,   neur,  s.  éperonnier,  m 

I.6rioi.  lô'-ri-euti,  s.  loriot,  m. 

I.ôrii,  lorne,  a.  délaissé. 

Lose,  loùze,  t'a.  (lost,  lot), 
perdre,  —  grouud.  plier,  lâ- 
cher pied.  —  ono's  life, 
mourir,  être  tué.  —  oiie'» 
T»ay.  s'égarer. 

—,t')i. perdre, décliner,  manquer. 

Lôsealilc,  lôùze'-a-bl,  a.  per- 
dable.  [rien,  m. 

L.68L-I,    loùz'-el,   s.    homme    de 

«.ôsor.lôùz'eur,  a.  perdant, 

Lésiiig*,  Idùze'-inngnz,  s.  per- 
te, A 

E.089,  losse,  s.  perte,  f.  domma- 
ge, défaut,  m.  I  nm  al  a 
—  ,  je  suis  au  liout  de  mon 
latin. 

I.ost,  prêt,  et  part,  de  tose. 
E.ike  to  be  —,  courir  le  dan- 
ger  d'êire  perdu. 

Irot,  lott,  s.  sort,  lot,  m.  por- 
tion, f.  To  dianr  caat  — ,  ti- 
rer au  sort.  By  — ,  au  sort. 

E.ote,  I.âte-lree,  16te,  lâteMrl, 
s.  lotus,  m, 

Lriiiion,  lô'-cheune,  s.  lotion,  f. 
Lôttvry,  lot'-teur-i,   ».  loterie, 

f.  hasard,  m. 
Loiid,    laoude,    a.     haut,   fort, 

grand,  bruyant. 
Loùdly,   laoude'-li,    ad.  haute- 
ment, à  haute  voix. 
LoikIiiosh,  laoude'-nesse,  s.  for- 
ce,/', bruit,  m. 

43 


LOV 


674 


LOW 


l.onsb,  lok,  ;.  lac,  m. 

Loiiii^e.  laoïinnJje,  Dit.  TÎTie 
en  fainéan'.. 

Loûiigci-,  laoun-  âjeur,  a.  dé- 
sœu-vré,  fainéant. 

Eioûsc,  laouce  (lice),  s,  pou,  m. 
—  worl,  s.  herbe  aux  poux,  f. 
Crab  —,  s.  morpion,  m, 
■Wood  — ,s.  cloporte,  m. 

—,  va.  épouiller. 

— ^vn,  s'épouiller. 

Loûsil},  laou'-zi-li,  ad.  cWti- 
Teineiil,  mesquinement. 

lioûgiuvss,  laou'-zi-nesse,  $. 
pouillerie,  f. 

K.oûsy,  laou'-îi,  a.  pouillenx,  — 
di&ease,  s.  maladie  péJiculat- 
re.  [lourJaud,  m. 

Loul,   laoute,    s.   rustre,  tiuior. 

I.aû<i»h,  laoute'-icbe,  a.  maus- 
sade, rusiique, 

Loûtishi),  laoute'-icbe-It,  ad. 
grossièrement, 

Lôvage,  leuv'-édje,  S. livéche,/'. 

Ijove,    !euve,  va.  aimer,  chéiir. 

— ,  s.  amour,  m.  affection,  f.  My 
— ,  mou  auiour,  mon  ami.  Self 
— -,  s.  amour-propre.  To  Ijo 
in  —  wiili,  être  an'.oureux  de. 
To  make  —  (o,  faire  la  cour 
à.  To  Uo  ont  of  —,  n'avoir 
plus  d'umilé.  To  fait  iu  — , 
s'amouracher. 

—  opi>U',  s.  pomme  d'amour,  f. 

—  fua«l8,  s.  agapes,  /.  pi. 

—  ûi,  s.  transport  d'amour,  m. 

—  kiiot,  s.  lacs  d'amour,  m.  pi. 

—  lelier,  s.  billet  doux^iit. 

—  manger,  5.  entremetteur,  m. 

—  potion,  s.  philtre,  m. 

—  secret,  s.  secret  d'amour, m. 

—  sick,  malade  d'amour,  m. 

—  soiig,  s   cban.'onnelte,  f. 

—  sciU,  s.  galanterie,  f. 

—  laie,  s.  fleurettes,  f.  pi.  his- 
toire  amoureuse,  f. 

—  «oy,  s.  petit  préseat  fait  par 
nn  amant,  [;j/. 

—  fricka,  ».   ruses  u'amour,  f. 
LôtelcBS,    leuve^-lesse,    a.    in- 
sensible, apathique. 

Lôielilj',  leuvo'-li-li,  éd.  d'une 
manière  aimable. 


LiÎTeliness ,  leuTe'-Ii-nesse,  ». 
agrément,  m, 

Lôvelurn,  leuve'-lorne,  a.  dé- 
laissé par  sa  maltresse. 

Lévely,  leuTe'-li,  a.  aimable. 

—  ,ad.  d'une  façon  aimable. 
Lover,  leuv/-eur,  ».   amant,  a- 

mateur,  m. 
Lôving,    leuv'-inngne,   a.  gra- 
cieux, affectueux,  bon. 

—  kiiidiirsa,  ».  miséricorde, 
tendresse,  f. 

Léviiigly,    leuv'-inngne-li,    ad. 

gracie"  sèment, affectueusement. 
Lôviiigiiess,    leuv^-inngne-nes- 

se,  s.   tendresse,  f.  [rieur. 

Low,  16,  o.   bas,  petit,  vil,  infé- 

—  apiritcd,  a.  abattu,  triste. 

—  \valer,  s. basse-mer,  èbe,  f 
— ,  ad.    bas,  à   voix    basse,  dans 

un  fond,  profondément,  i  bas 
prix,  bassement. 

— ,  va.  mugir. 

Ldnbell,  lô'-bsl,  ».  cbasse  noc- 
turne aux  oiseaux. 

Lôwbcllcr,  lô'-be!-leur,».  chas- 
seur nocturne  d'oiseaux. 

liôwcr,  l6'-eur.  va.  descendre, 
diminuer,    abaisser,   déprécier. 

— ,  vn.  diminuer,  tomber,  s'a- 
baisser, [refrogné. 

— ,  laou'-eur,  s  tempscouvort,air 

— ,  un.  laou'-eur,  s'obscurcir,  être 
chargé  de  nuages,  se  couvrir; 
avoir,  prendre  l'air  sombre, 
menajant.  I-ôwcring  look, 
air  refrogné.  —  weoiker, 
temps  couvert. 

Lôneringly.  laou'-eur-inngne- 
li ,  ad.  tristement. 

Lôwcrnioal,  lô'-eur-moste,  o. 
le  plus  bas.         [gissement,  m. 

lioning,     l6'-in[igne,     s.    niu- 

Lônlil)',  I6'-Ii-Ii,  ad.  avec  hu- 
milité, [plat,  pays  bas,  »!. 

Lônland,      lô  -laund,  ».     paj'S 

L.6wliuea8,  lô'-li-oesse,  5.  hu- 
milité, basse  condition,  f.  a- 
batlement,  m. 

Lôn'lj',  lô'-li,  a.  humble,  bas. 

Ldwu,  lo'ùne,  s.  coquin,  m. 

£.ômie»a,  lô'-nesse,  »  pelitessOf 
bassesse,  tristesse,  f. 


LUC 


675  LUM 


Loyal,  loï'-al,  a.  Icjal,  fidèle. 
Lôyaliat,  loi'  al-isle,  s.  royalis- 
te, m.  [ment. 

Lôjralij',    foî'-al-li,   ad.    loyale- 

Lôjally,  loî'  al-li,  s    loyauté,  f. 

Tuôzonge*  loz'-zenndje,  5.  lo- 
sange, écu  des  demoiselles  no- 
bles (in  England).  m. tablette/. 

L.ûbbard,  leub'-beurde,  *  pa- 
resseux, m. 

Lûblier,  leub'-beur,  s.  fai- 
néant, rustre,  m,  [sier. 

l.ûbl>crly,  leuh'-beur-li,a.  gros- 

— .  nd.  grossièrement. 

Lûbric,  liou^-brik,  a.  lubrique, 
léger,  frivole,  glissant,  incer- 
tain. 

Lâbricnte,  Liihrfcltate.liou'- 
bri-kéte.  brice'-i-téle,i'a.  lubri- 
fier. 

Lubricity,  liou  brioe'-l-ti,  s,  lu- 
bricité, légèreté,  /.  état  de  ce 
qui  est  glissant. 

Lubrirâctiou,  Lubrificâlion, 
liou-bri-fak'-cheure ,  bri-fi-ké'- 
cheune,  s.  lubrification,  ^ 

I>ûce,  liouce,j.  fleur  de  lis,  f. 
brochet,  m. 

L,ûcenl,  liou'-cennt,  a.  brillant. 

liâeern,  liou'-ccunie,  S.  luzer- 
ne,/', riucide. 

Lûcid,    liou'-cid,   a.    reluisant, 

Liicidily,  liou-ciiK-i  ti  s.  clar- 
té, f.  [cifer,  démon,  m. 

■.•icffer,     liou-cif'-eur,    s.    Lu- 
Lucifer  oiis,   liou-cif'-feur-euce, 
a.  qui  éclaire. 

K.uck,  leuk,  s.  hasard,  bonheur, 
succès.  [bonheur. 

Lûckily,    leuk'-ki-li,     ad.     par 

liiickiiicss,  leuli'-ki-nesse,  s. 
bonheur,  heureux  hazard,  m. 

.'^ûckless,  leuk'-lesse,  a.  mal- 
heureux. 

l.ûcky,  luk'-kl,  a,  heureux, chan- 
ceux. ^ —  cît,  s.  coup  de  bon- 
heur, m. 

l.ûcrative,  l.ucriferou8, 

liou'-kra-tiTe,  liou-krit'-fer-eu- 
ce,  a,  lucratif. 

I.ûcre,liou'-keur,  s.  lucre,  gain, 
m.  [table. 

Lucrifle,  IIou-Krif'-fik,  a.  prcË- 


ï.iio<âtion,   leul-té-'-cbeHne,  (. 

débat,  m.  Iulle,f.  [veiller. 

I.iirubrato.  liou-kiou'-bréle,i'a' 

Liiciibr&iion.      li..u.kiou-bré'- 

clieune,  s.  -veilles,  f  pi. 
Lûcubratory,        liou'-kiou-bré- 

leur-i,n  élucubré. 

Lûciileni,   liou'-kiou-lennt,  a. 

clair,  évident.  [plaisant. 

Liidicraiis,   liou'-di-kreuce,  a. 

Lndicroiisly,  liou'-di-kreuce-li, 

nd.  plaisamment. 
l>Û4licrou9iiesii,   liou''-di-kreU' 

ce  nesse,  s   comique,  m, 
Ludiflcâtiou,  !iou-di-fi-ké'- 

cheune,  s.  raillerie,  f. 
lunB,  leuff,  s,  paume  de  la  main, 
Liiff.tooMeutr,  s.  lof,  ?n.     [/. 
— ,  vn.  aller  au  loT,  lofer. 
l.Hg,  leug,  va.  tirailler,  traîner. 
—  ou»,    mettre    flam  berge    au 
vent. 
— ,  s.  bout   de  l'oreilie,  m.  per- 
che (mesure),  f.  [vent. 
Lûggage,  leug'-guédje,    s.   at- 
tirail, bagage,  ni. 
I.ûggcr,  leug'-gueur,  s.  lougrei 

chasse-marée,  m. 
I.iig8ail,  leug'-séle,  s.  voile  de 

lougre,  f. 

I.ugûbriona,      liou-guiou'-bri- 

enof ,  a.  lugubre.  [tiède. 

Ltike^'ariii,  tiouke-'-ouârme,  a. 

I.takeiivai-nily,  liouke^-ouârme- 

li,  ad  avec  tiédeur. 
I.iikewarniuess,    liouke'-ouâr- 
me-nesse,   s.    tiédeur,    indiffé- 
rence, f. 
Lull,   leull,  va.   enaormir     en 

chantant,  bercer. 
Lûllaby,  leul'-la-bi,  s.  chançon 

de  nourrice,/'. 
Lumbago,     leumm'-bé-gft,    s 
lumbago,  m.  [baire. 

Liimbar,  leumm'-bar,  a.  lom- 
Lùmber,  leumm'-beur,  s.  cho- 
ses inutiles  ou  encombrantes, 
douves  gros  meubles,  vieux 
effets,  })!.  pi.  bois  et  autres 
marchandises  constituant  !« 
commerce  entre  les  Indes  oc- 
cidentales et  le  Nord  de  l'A- 
mérique. 


LUR 


676 


LUR 


I,ûmber,««.  enlasser  sansordre. 

—  ,rn.  marcher  pesamment  et 
avec  peine  [luminaire,  vi. 

I.iiiniiinry,     liou'-mi-nar-i,     s. 

l^ûuiiiioiis,  liou^-mi-neuce,  a 
lumineux,  brillant.   K 

I.iiniiiiouaness,  lioa''-ml-neu- 
cenesse,  s.  lumière,  clarté,  A 
mp,  leummp.  s.  masse,  f. 
loc,  tas,  monceau,  m. 
Biigar,  s  sucre  en  pain,  m. 
va.  acheter  en  gros,  réunir 
en  bloc. 

Liin>|>iiig,  I.ûuipi8li,leummp'- 
inngne.  iche,  a.  gros,  lourd, 
matériel,  stupide. 

I.iiinpishlj-.  leummp'-iche-li, 
aii.  loiirdfment. 

Liimpishxrss.  leummp'-iche- 
nesse,  s.  stupidité,  f. 

Lnnipy,  leummp'-i,  n.  grume- 
leux, [sie,  folie,  f. 

Lûnncy,   liou'-na-ci,    s.    fréné- 

lyiiiinr,  I.iiiinry,  liou'-nar,  nar- 
i,  a.  lunaire. 

Lûnated,  liou'-né  ted,  s,  en 
forme  de  demi-lune. 

I.Bi:iatic,  liou^-na-tik,  a.  s,  lu- 
natique, fûu,  —  atijlnm,  asi- 
le d'aliénés.  [lunaison,  f. 

I.iiiinlioii.    liou-né'-cbeune,    s. 

l^nitcb^  L,ûiicheon,  leuûncbe, 
leiinn'-cbeune,  s.  goûter,  mor- 
ceau sur  le  pouce. 

—  •  vn.  prendre  un  morceau  sur 
le  pouce,  goiiter. 

Liiiic,  liouue,  s.  lune,/',  lunes, 
f.  pi.  accès  de  folie,  m. 

I.iiucltc,  liou'-netle,  s.  lunette, 
f,  [poumons. 

I..ûuged,  leunngd,  a.   qui  a  des 

I.ii:>g.  Icunng,  s.  poumon  mou 
(ofcalf),))!. 

I^ûiignort,  ieunng'-oueurte,  s. 
pulmonaire,/.         [luni-solaire. 

I.iiiiisôlar,     liou-ni-s6'-lar,    n. 

I.uut,  leunnl,s.  mèche, /.(artil.). 

Lûpiiie,  liou-'-pine,  s.  lupin,  m 

laii'ch,  leurtche.  s.  (at  cards) 
bredouille,  détresse,  /.  coup  de 
gouvernail,  m.  To  leave  in 
«he  —,  laisser  dans  l'embar- 
ras. 


l,iirch,  tin.  gagner  la  bredouille, 
désappointer,  filouter,  agir  de 
ruse,  faire  des  embardées. 

I,Hrclior,  leurtcbe'-our,  s.  bas- 
set, glouton,  »?!.  celui  qui  guet- 
te, tend  des  embûches. 

I.ûiTliiii»,  leurtche''-inngne,  s. 
embûches,  /.  pi. 

I.ure,  lioure,  J.  leurre,  »n. 

— .  va.  leurrer,  amorcer. 

Lûrid,  liou'-ride,  a.  horrible, 
livide,  sombre. 

Liirk,  leurk,  tin.  être  aux  a- 
guels,  en  embuscade. 

l^ûi'ker,  leurk'-eur,  s.  celuiqui 
tend  un  guet-apens,  tn. 

Lûi'king.  leuik'-inngne,  s.  em- 
buscade, guet-apens. 

— ,  a.  qui  se  cache;  &  fleur 
d'eau  (mar.). 

l^Mikiiig-pIncc  leurk'-inngne- 
pléoe,  s   cachette,  f. 

I.iiscioiis,  leuclie'-euce,  a. miel- 
leux, fade,  insipide. 

I.iiriously,  leuche'-euce-li,  ad. 
avec  douceur. 

I>ûsciou8iie88,  leucbe^-euce- 
nesse,s.  fadeur,  excessive  dou- 
ceur,/■. 

I.ûsern,liou'-ceurne,s.  lynx, m. 

I.iisli,  leuche,  a   obscur. 

Liisk,  leufk,  n.  lent,  paresseux, 

Lûskisbl}',  leusk'-iche-li,  ad. 
lentement.        [s.  indolence,  /. 

Liiskixbuess.  leusk'-iche-nesse. 

I.iisôriious,  Lûsoi-y,  lloU''-sô- 
ri-euce,  s6-ri,a.  folâtre. 

I.iist,  leuste,  s.  concupiscence 
convoitise,/.  [dércment, 

—,  vn.  convoiter,  désirer  immo- 

l.ûstful,  leusie'-foul,  a,  im^"- 
dique,  voluptueux. 

Lûstfiillj',  leuste'-foul-li,  ad. 
impudiquemeni,  en  libertin. 

I.ûsifulness.leusla'-foul-nesset 
s.  iirpudicité,  convoitise,  /. 

I.ûsiib*')].  Lùstibood,  leuss'- 
ti-bed,  houde,  s.  vigueur,  for- 
ce, aptitude  corporelle,  /. 

i.ûstiiy,  leuss'-ti-li,  ad.  avec 
vigueur. 

Lii»tiuc88,  leuss'-li-nesso,  «. 
vigueur,  f. 


MAC 


677 


MAC 


Lûstless,   leuste^-Iesse,   S,  sans 

con"voilise,  sans  force. 
Liislral,  leu-ss^-tral,  n,  lustral, 
.Lustrale,  leuss'-lréte,   va.  pu 

rifier.  [s.  —  lion,  f. 

ILuëtvàtio^       leuss-tré^-cheune 
LÛElre,  leush'-leur,  s.  lustre,  é- 

clat,  brillant,  m. 
Lûstriiig,     leus^-strinngne,     s. 

taffetas  lustré,  m. 
Eiiistroug,  leuss'-treuce,  a.  bril- 
lant, [fort 
I.ital;,     leuss'-tl,   a.      robuste 
Lûla»Ul,I.ûter,I>ûlisl,  liou'- 

tane'-iste,   liou'-teur,    tiste,  s 

jouei:r  de  luth,J)i. 
LiitÂriouB,   liou-té^-ri-euee,   a 

fangeux,  qui  ■vil  dans  la  fange 
Liitâiiou,  liou-té'-cheune,  s.  lu 

tation,  f. 
Lûle,  lioute,  s.  luth,  lut,  m.  To 

play  «he—,  jouer  du  luth. 

—  striug,  s.  corde  de  luth. 

—  makei-,  5.  luthier. 
Lûte,  lioute,  un.  luler. 
liUtherauîsm,    liouth^-er-ane- 

izm,  s.  —  nisme,  m. 
Lûlbcraiig,    lioulh'-er-annz,  s. 

Luthériens,  m  pi, 
Lûihern,    liouth'-eiirne,    s.  lu- 
carne, f,  [a.  fangeux. 
I.ûtu'Ieiit,        liou'-tchiou-lennt, 
Ï.UX,  I^ûiafc,  leuks,  leuks'-éte, 

va.  déboîter,  luxer. 
L,<ixâiioii,     leukf-é'chcune,    s. 

déljullemiinl,  m.  luxation,  f. 
Luxe,  leuks,  s.  luxe,  m. 
Luxuriance,  —  cy,  leug-ziou'- 

ri-annce,  acn-ci,    s.   surabon- 

Iiaufe,  f.  excès,  m. 


Luxuriant,  leug-zlou'-ri  annt, 
a   surabondant. 

liuxûriatc,  leug-ziou'-ri-éle, 
un.  être  trop  fertile. 

Luxûrious,  leug-ziou''-ri-ciice, 
a.  luxurieux,  adonné  au  luxe, 
délicieux,  fertile,  abondant. 

Luxiirioualy,  Icug-ziou'-ri-eu- 
ce-li,  ad.  li/.vurieusernent. 

Etuxùi'iousiicHs,  leug-ziou''-ri- 
euce-nesse,  «.  luxe,  m,  luxu- 
re, y. 

L,ûxury,     leuk'chiou-ri,    s.   vo- 
lupté, luxure,  f.    luxe,  hî.  fer- 
tilité excessive,  houne  chère,  f. 
Lycéum,  laï-ci'-eume,  S.  lycée, 
l.ye,  laï,  s.  lessive,  f,  [m, 

—  ,  va.  voy.  Liîe. 
I'yi"Sî  laï'-inngne,  part,  pré- 
sent de  To  lie. 
Ly'iiig-iu,    laï'-inngne-inn,    s. 

couches,  /.  pi. 
E.y'iug,  s.  mensonge,  m. 
— ,  a.  mensonger. 
l,)'iuph,  limmf,  s.  lymphe,  f. 
Ly/nipbatt,         L.j'iu|>liatcd , 
limm'-féte,  fé-ted,  a.   insensé, 
de  visionnaire. 
I.yui|ibàiic,     limm-fate^-ik,  a, 

— liqus. 
l,y'm|>Iicduct,  limm'-fi-deukle, 

s.  vaisseau  lymphatique,  m. 
Lyux,    liniigks,    s,     lynx,     loup 

cervier,  m. 
Lyre,  laïre,  s    lyre,  f.  To  play 

tUe— .jouer  de  la  lyre. 
Ly/ric,  L,y'rical,  lir'-ik,  i-kal, 

a.  lyrique. 
E<y/risi,  laï'-riste,  s.  joueur  da 
lyre,  )?i. 


M 


M,  emm,m,  s.  mille.        [fils,  m. 

ÎUuc,  mak,  s.  (Scotch  andirish), 

Macadantize  ma-kad^-a-niaïze, 
va.  macadamiser,  paver  à  la 
Mac-Adam.  (:aaltre,  m. 

IIIacurôui,ma-ka-r6'-ni,«.petit- 


IUacar6nic,  tna-ka-rôue^-ik,  .'f, 

mélange  confus,  î)i. 
ISacarôoii,  mal^-a-rdùue^,  s.  nia- 

ca  on,  rustre,  m. 
illacûw-lree,     ma-kau'-trî.     S, 

latauier. 


MAD 


678 


MAG 


M&ce,  méce,  s.  masse,  masse 
J'arnies,  f.  macis,m. 

—  !>cBror,  s.  massier,  m. 

niâcornte.  nias'-ser-éle,  va.  ma- 
cère ,  tren;per.  affaiblir. 

9I:icerûlioii,  mas-sT-é'-cheune, 
s.  macération,  f.  [canique. 

Hlâchiiiul,    mak'-ki-nal,  a.  mé- 

Kâihiitale.  mak'-ki-nélei  va. 
machiner,  cramer. 

Uuchiuàliun,  mak  ki-në'-cbcu- 
ne,  .s.  —  lion,  trame 

Uâcbiuaior,  mak'-ki-në-teur, 
s.  machiuateur,  inventeur,  m. 

Machine,  nia-chlne',.  s.  machi- 
ne, mécanique,  f. 

Uachiiiei'y,  ma-chîiie'-er-î,  s. 
les  machines,  f.  pi.  Bj-  — .  à  la 
raécaniqi.e,  par  les  machines. 

llachitiiKt,  ma-chîne'-isle,  s. 
machiniste,  ni. 

Blâcileiic}'.  ma'-ci-lenn-ci,  s. 
maigreur,/'.  [gre. 

Uâci'eui,   ma'-ci-Iennt,  a.  mai- 

nûeUerel,  raak'-keur-il,  s.  ma- 
quereau, tn. 

—  boat,  s.  maquilleur,  m. 
Blnciûtiou,    niak-té'-cheune,    s. 

sacrilice,   m.  [f. 

Uâttila,    mak'-iou-la,  s.  tache, 

Slûrulate,  Slûtklc-.  mak'-iou- 
lélt.  mak' kl,  va   tacher,  gâier. 

Blaciilûtion,  mak-iou-lé'-cheu- 
ne,  s.  l'action  de  tacher. 

■lûriilaturc  ,  niak-iou-lé'- 

tch;oure,s.  —  ture,/'. 

Macule,  mak'-ioule,  «.  feuille 
miculée,  tache,  f. 

Mail,  Mâddcii,  madd,  mad'-dr, 
a.  insen>é,  enr.Tgé,  pas?ionné, 
fou,  folle,  folâtre,  étourdi,  To 
be  —,  fulminer. —  on,  upou, 
for,  of,  afitr,  fou  de,  pas- 
sionné pour.  To  uiake— ,  va. 
faire  enrager. 

—  £(,  s.  ■verve,  ^.  caprice,  ni. 

—  appic,  s.  pomme  d'amour. 

—  cap,  a.  étourdi,  tadin    folâtre. 

—  b»uHe,s.p  lites  maisons, /■.;>i. 

—  ,  VK. rendre  fou,  rendre  furieux. 

—  ,i'ii.  devenir  (ou,  êlre  furieux. 
Uâilnni,   mad'-eume,    s.  mada- 
me, /■. 


Madden,    œad'-dn,   vn.    deve- 
nir fou. 
— .  ta.  rendre  fou.  [/. 

Mâddcp,  mad'-deur,  i.  garance, 
Slude.  méde,  prêt,  et  part,  de 

Unke. 
Maderâclian,œad  di-fak'-cbeu- 

ne,  s.  l'action  de  mouiller. 
Mâdcfy,  mad'-di-fai,  un.  mouil- 
ler, [fou, folâtre. 
Mâddifib,niad'-diche,  a,  un  peu 
Slàdlj,  madd'-li,  ad.  follement, 
en  fou.  [se,  fûu,?n. 
Màduian,  madd'-mane,  5.  insen- 
nzâdiicHS.    m.adJ'  nesse,  s.    dé- 
mence, fureur,  folie,  f. 
Madrigal,  niad'-dri-gal,  t.  ma- 
drigal, m. 
Madwôâuan ,     madd-oudtime'- 

eiine;  s.  folle,  insensée,  ^. 
MâfOe,  maf'-fl,  vn.    bredouiller. 
Mârfler,  maf'-fl-eur,  s.  Lredouil- 

leur. 
Mi'.gaziue,  mag-ga-zîne',  s.  ma- 
gasin,   arsenal,    m.  soute  aui 
poudres,  revue,  f. 
Muge,  pi.    Hâgi,  médje,  mê'- 
dji,  s.  magicien,  mage,  m. 
Mùgian,     mé'-dji-aue,    a.    des 

mages. 
Mâggot,    mag'-gueutl,  s.  petit 

ver,  caprice,  m, 
HâggotiiivBB,      mag'-gueut-ti- 
nesse,  s.   alondance   de   vers; 
caprices,  tu,  pi. 
Mâggot}',  mag'-gueute-i,  a.  vé- 
reux, caprîc  eux. 
Magic,  mad'-dj)k,    s.  magie,  /. 
Mâgical.  Magic,    raad'-dji-kal, 
a,  magique.  [parrr.agie. 

Mâj^icully,  mad'-dji-kal-li,  ad. 
Magiciaii,     ma-djiche'-ane,    s. 

magicien. 
Magisîcrîal.mad-djiss-ti'-ri-al, 

a.  allier,  despotique. 
MagiNléi'inll),       mad-djiss-U/- 

ri-al-li,  iid   en  maître. 
Ma(;is'éiialue«s.niad-djiss-ti'- 
rial-nesse,  s.  bauieur,  loa  de 
maître,  ni.  [magistère,  m. 

Mâgistery,  mad'-djiss-ter-i,  i. 
MâgïBiiac}',  mad'-djiss-tra-ci, 
,      s.  magitlralure,  f 


MAI 


679 


MAI 


IHfigiairate,  mad'-djiss-tréte,  (, 

mai;islrat,  m. 
aiâgiia-cbâriR,    inag''-tia-ktLr'- 

la,  s.  grande  charte,  f. 
Masimnîmity,  mag-DI-nlme'-i- 

ti,  s.  —  nilé,  f. 
UngiiÂiiimous,      inag-naneM- 

iiieuce,a.  magnanime. 
Mngiiâiiiuioiisly,  mag-naneM- 

raeuce-li,  ad.    courageusement. 
aiagnésia,   mag-DÎ'-jia,  S.    ma- 
gnésie, f.  [in. 
X9â^ii«l,    raag'-nett,   s.  aimant, 
aiagiiétic,  —  al,  roag-net''-tik, 

li-kal,  a.  magnétique. 
Sliigneligni,  mag'-nèle-izme,  s. 

—  tisme,  m. 
Hngiiilic,  —    cal,  mag-nif'-fik, 

ii-kal,  a.  magn;6que. 
niaguiflceuec,  mag-nif'-fi-cenn- 

ce,  s.  —    cence,   pompe,  f.  é- 

dat,  m. 
Magiifacenl,  mag-nif-B-cennl, 

a.   magnifique,  superbe. 
Magniacciilly,  mag-nif'-B- 

cennt-li,  nd.  magnifiquement. 
Ungniflco,     mag-nif'-fi-tô,    S. 

grand  de  Venise.  Ȕ, 
Blâgufai-r,     mag'-nifaî-eur.  s. 

panégyriste, verre  grossi^5ant,m 
Mâgnify,    mag'-ni-fai,  va.  ma- 
gnifier, grossir,vanter,  exagérer. 
Hogiiifjiiiiig-glass,    raag'-ui- 

fal-inugne-glaSîO,  s.    microsco- 
pe, m. 
Ungiiitiide,    mag'-ni-tioudo,  }• 

grandeur,   élévation,   /. 
lUâgpie,     mag'-paï,   S.    f\e,   f- 

bavard,  jaca>se,  m. 
aiahôgaii}',  œa-hog'-a-ni,   s.  a- 

cajou,  ni.  [s.  —  tan. 

Slaliômelnn,    ma-home'-i-tane, 
ilIahâmetiBu>,ma-homeM-taDe- 

izme,  j.  —  tisine,  m. 
Haid,  méde,s.  vierge,  pucelle, 
fille, servante,  fille  d'honneur,,', 
ange  de  mer,  m.  guilloiiue,  f 
Ckamber — ,  fille  de  chambre. 
I^ndy'B  — ,  femme  de  chambre. 

—  serwaiii,  S    servante,  f. 
Mâîdeii,  mé'-dn,  a.  vierge, 'vir- 
ginal, de  fille;  pur,  neuf. 

—  ,  s.  jeune     fille,   vierge,   f. 


battoir  (de    blanchisseuïe),  m. 
Mâidciibair,    mé'-dn-hére,    s. 

capillaire,  m. 
Slàideiihead,    —    liood,   mé'- 

dn-héde,  boude, s. virginité,  f. 
Al&îdciily,  mé'-dn-li,  a.  modes- 
te,  de  vierge,  chaste. 
— ,    ad.    timidement,     modeste- 

meiil,  avec  pudeur. 
Slnidviipale,   mé'-dn-péle,   0. 

chlorotique. 
Maiiluiârian,     méde-mére'-ja- 

ne,  s.  espèce  de  danse,  f. 
Slall.    mêle,  5.  armure,  coite  de 

mailles,  malle,    malle-poste,  f. 

—  bas,  î-  valide,  f. 

—  coach,s.  mailo-posle,  f.  [m. 

—  packct,  s.  paquebot  de  poste, 
— ,  va.   recouvrir    d'une  coite  de 

mailles;  expédier  par  la  posle. 
Slaim,  même,  s.  mutilation,  in- 
jure, blessure. 
— ,  î'rt.  mutiler,  estropier. 
llainied,   mémmd,  a.   estropié|l^ 

mutilé» 
Muiii,  s.  l'ensemble,  le  tout,  la 

majorité;      force,      violence; 

Océan;  le  Continent;  coup  de 

dés. 
Main,  mène,  «.principal,  grand, 

général. 

—  niast,  s.  grand  mit,  m. 

—  sail,  .s. grande  voile,  f. 

—  sca,  s.  haute  mer,  f.    [hune. 

—  top  inast,  s.  grand   mît  da 

—  yard,  5.  grande  vergue,  ^ 
aiaiiilàiid,  méue-Iannd',  s.  oou- 

tinent,m.  [paiement, 

lUaiiily,    méne'-li,      ad.    princi- 
Maûi|icriiable,  méne-peur— na- 
bi, a.  admis  à  donner  ciution. 
Maiiipéi-nor,  niéne-peur'-neur, 

s.  caution,  f. 
niâiiipt'iiie,   méne'-praïze,     vu. 
cautionner,  {f, 

—,  s.  cautionnement, m. cautiou- 
Maiii«âiii,menn-léne'.  ua.main, 
tenir,  entretenir,  soutenir,  dé- 
fondre,    conserver,     prouver, 
prétendre.  [tendre. 

—  ,rn.    soutenir,   affirmer,    pré- 
Muiiilâiuable,menn-téue''-a-bl, 

a.  souteuable. 


MAR 


680 


MAL 


Muiiilâiiier,  menn-léne'-eur,  s. 
di'fouseiir,  patron,  m, 

llHiiitciiaiice,  menn'-tône-ann- 
ce,s.  enlrelien,  maiiilieD,  sou- 
tien, 711.  Tivres,  m,  pi. 

Maize,  méze,  s.  maïs,  m. 

Majcstic,  —  cal,  madjess'-tik, 
likai    a.  majeslueux,  grand. 

Slajésiically,  ma-djess'-ti-kal- 
li.  ad.  majestueusement. 

U&joktT,  raad'-djess-ti,  s.  ma- 
jesté, grandeur,  /", 

MSjor,mé'-djeur,(ï.Ie  plusgrand. 

—,  s.  major,  m.  Druiu — ,  tam- 
bour-major. Sergcaut  — ,  ser- 
gent-major. 

Majoration,  mad-dj5-ré'-clieu- 
iie,s.  agrandissement,  ni. 

U&jordoiuo,  me^-djeur-dô-mô, 
s.  —  dôme,  m. 

UajoriCy,  ma-djor''-i-ti,  s.  (of 
votes),  pluralité,  f.  (of  âge), 
majorité. 

Blnjoi'sliip,  raé'-djeur-chipe,  i. 
grade  de  major. 

Uake.  méke,  la.  (maiIe,  uin- 
do)  faire,  rendre,  créer,  for- 
mer,façonner. 

— ,vn.  tendre,  se  diriger,  aller 
son  chemin,  contribuer,  con- 
courir, paraître. 

—  abodc,  demeurer, 

—  accouiit,  compter  sur. 

—  accotiut  of,  faire  cas  de. 

—  a  fool  oT,  se  jouer  de. 

—  after,  porter  un  coup. 

—  aguiii,  refaire. 

—  alittcr,  salir,  déranger. 

—  amciids,  dédommagi  r. 

—  a  mistnkc,  se  tromper. 

—  augry,  fâcher. 

—  a  pass,  porter  une  botte. 
"  a  peu,  tailler  une  plume. 
,—  a»  ir,  faire  sémillant  de. 

—  at,  suivre,  poursuivre. 

—  an'ay,  dépenser,  tuer. 

—  away,  se  .sauver,  se  tuer. 

—  away  wiiU  «iic's  self,  se 
tuer. 

—  a  woiidcr,  admirer,  s'éton- 
ner. 

—  bnrracks,  baraquer, 

—  cleau,  aettojer. 


Slake  for  a  place,  aller  yen 
quelque  endroit,  relâcher. 

—  frev,  affranchir. 

—  freu  witli,  traiter  sans  céré- 

—  goiii  of,  gagner.  [monie. 

—  good,  soutenir,  prouver,  dé- 
fendre, bonifier. 

—  kosin,  se  dépêcher,  se  hâter. 

—  Iiay,  faner  l'herbe. 

—  bol,  chauffer,  échauffer» 

—  laiid,  découvrir  la  terre. 

—  les»,  rapeijjser,  amoindrir. 

—  Ic»cl,  aplanir,  unir. 

—  lialtlo,  assujettir. 

—  ligbt  of,  faire  peu  de  cas 
de.  [tester. 

—  maiijr  words,  chicaner, cor  • 

—  off,  s'pufuir. 

—  oiie,  être  de  la  partie. 

—  oiie'^s  escape,  se  sauver. 

—  ont,  prouver,  faire  vuir. 

—  o»er,  transférer,  céder. 

—  ready,  préparer. 

—  towurd»,  s'approcher  de,  al- 
ler vers. 

—  up,  achever,  terminer,  répa- 
rer, suppléer,  combler,  plier, 
récompenser,  accommoderjCom- 
pléter. 

—  up  to  oue,  accrocher  quel- 
qu'un. 

—  use,  se  servir,  faire  usage. 
—,  s.  façon, forme,  figure,  f. 
Mâkeba<e,méke'-béle,s.  brouil- 
lon, semeur  de  querelles,  m. 

llâkepeace,  méke'-pice, 5. con- 
ciliateur, m, 

Mâker,  mé'-keur,  s.  créateur, 
faiseur,  m. 

Sfâkcwei^bt,  méke^-ouéte,  S, 
complémeijl  de  poids, î?i. 

Mâkiiig,  mé^-kinngne,  s.  façon, 
f,  création;  action  de  faire,  da 
créer,  [f.  mal,  m. 

Mâladf,  mal'-a-di,   s.  maladie, 

Ilâlnsa,  rnal'-a-ga-  s.  vin  de 
Mdiaga,  m. 

.tlâlniidera,  nial'-ann-deurz,  s. 
malaodres,  /■.))/.  [pudent. 

Mâlnpcri,  mal'-a-peurte,  a.  im- 

lUûlaperil}',  maK-a-peurte-li| 
lid.  impudemment. 


MAL 


681 


n&laperiucss,  mal-'-a-peurte- 
nesse,  s.  impudence,  f. 

M.ilâxofe..  inal-aks/-éte,  va.  ma- 
laxer, [m. 

xgalc,  m    f.  a.  9.  mâle,  m. 

nâaladuiiiiistrâlioli,      mal-ad- 

mine-iss-lré'-cbeune,     5.    mal- 

vorsalion,  f. 

Mûlcoiilcut, —  ed,  mal'-knnn- 

lennt,  tenn'-ted,  a.   mécontent. 

Slalcoiitéiilcdly,        mal-koun- 

lenn^-tcd-li,  ad.    avec   mécon- 

lentement. 

Halecouléiïtedness,         maK- 

koon-tenn'-ted-nesse,    s.    nié- 

contentcment,  ))i.         [maudit. 

nûledicled,    mal'-i-dik-ted,  a, 

Mulediction,  mal-i-dik^-cbeune, 

s.  malédiction,  f. 
SlalL-râciion,  mal-i-fak'-cbeune, 

s.  crime,  m. 
llalefàclor,   mal-i-rak'-teur,  s. 

malfaiteur,  criminel,  m. 
Molcflc. mal -ef'-fik,ci.  mal  faisant, 
aialepi'àcticb,     mal-prak'-tice, 

5.  malversation,  f. 
Slalcvolciice^   ma-le\'-\ô-lenii- 

ce,  s.  malice,  taine,  f. 
Ualévoleut,     ma-lev'-'vâ-Iennt, 

a.  envieux. 

llIalévoleu(I)',ma-Iev'-v6-lennt- 

li,  ad.  malignement.        [ne,  f. 

Malice,  ma|/-ice,  s.  malice,  hai- 

Slul/cious,    ma-liche'-euce,    a. 

malicieux,  malintenlionué. 
!llaIiciou«l}',    nia-liche'-euce-li, 

iid.  malignement. 
SlaliciousncBs,     ma-liche^-eu- 

ce-BesEe,s.  malignité,/'. 
Malfgn,   ma-laîne',  a.  nuisible, 

malin,  conlagieox. 
—  ,  va.  envier,  diffamer. 
Klalîgiiaiic)',     ma-lig'-nann-ci, 
s.  malignité,  f.  [malin 

!HaIi£uaul,    ma-lig'-nannt,    «. 
Malignautly,    ma-lig'-nannt-li, 

ad.  par  malice. 
Ha  ligner,      ma-Ialne'-eur,      s. 

envieux,  zoïle. 
Malîguil}',  ma-!ig/-ni-ti,  s.  ma- 
lignité, malice,  /. 
Maligiily,   ma-laïne'-li,  ad.    a- 
vec   maligDiti. 


MAN 

aiâlkin.  mâù'kine,  j.  écou>il- 
Ion  de  four,  prostituée, /■.     [m. 

Mall,mell,  s.  mail, maillet,  coup, 

~,  va.  frapper  d'un  mail. 

Slâillard,  mal'-larde-  J.  ca. 
nard  sauvage,  m. 

SlalIcaUilii}',  mal-ll-a-liiy-i-ti, 
s.  malléabilité,  f. 

niâlU-able,  mal/-li-a-b!,  a.  Baal- 
liahle,  souple,  flexible. 

SlâlIeublcEiess,  mal'' li-a-bl- 
ncsse,s.  malléabilité,  f, 

Slâllciite,  mal'-li-éte,  va.  for- 
ger au  marteau. 

Mâilet,  maK-litt,  s.  maillet, mail, 
1».  [/■. 

IMâlIo-n's.  mal'-lêze,  s.    mauvC; 

llnlmBey,  mamm-'-zi,  s.  niaivoi- 
sie,  m. 

MaK,  mal  te,   s.    drécl-.e,  f. 

— ,  vn.  faire  de  la  drécbe. 

—  drink,  s.  bière. 

—  flour.s.  aire  sur  laquelle  OD 
fait  sécher  la  drèche. 

—  bouse,  s.  drèchcrie,  f. 

—  kilii,  s.  four  à  dièrlic,  m. 

—  mill.  5.  moulin  àdri^che,  m. 
Ualtréat,   mal-tiite'',  va.    mal- 
traiter. 

Uâltster,  IlIâUinan,  mâltc'- 
steur,  mane,  s.  marchand,  fa- 
bricant de  drèche. 

MnlTerfeâlîon,  mal-veur-sé'- 
chcune,  s.  —  tion,  f. 

Slnni,  Mâmma,  manim,  mam'- 
ma,  s.  maman,  /. 

Uâiumcl,  mam'-mitt,  s.  pou- 
pée, itiarionnette,  f. 

Blâmuiiroi'ui,  mam'-mi-rorme,a. 
mammiforme. 

aiâiuniillarj',  mam^'-roil-la-ri, 
a.  mamillaire. 

Mâniinock,  mam'-meuk,s,  mcr- 

ceau,  bloc,  fragment,  m. 
— ,i'a.  briser,  mettre  en  morceaux. 

Slammou,  mam'-meune,  s.  ri- 
chesse, f. 

Mail,  mane,p2.  Men,  S.  homme, 
domestiqua,  m.  dame  (il 
draiights),  f.  pion,  m.  pièce  (at 

cbLSS),  f. 

—  servant, s.  valet, domestique. 

—  of  war,  s.  vaisseau  de  guerre. 


MAN 


682 


MAN 


Sla»,  va.  équiper,  armer,  mellre 
frarnisoD,  dresser  (a  hawk). 

iUâiiacle<  man'-na-kl ,  va.  met- 
tre  les  raenoiles. 

lUâiiacles,  nnan/-p''-klz,  s.  pi. 
menottes,  f.  pi. 

Hallage,  mane'-idje.  va.  con- 
duire, manier,  gouverner, dres- 
ser (a  horse). 

—  ;  '  ïi.  diriger  ubr  entreprise, 
agir,  faire  une  tranfaciion. 

— ,  s.  manège,  maniement,  usa- 
ge, m.  conduite,  f. 

Blâiiagcablc,  mane'-idje-a-bl, 
a.  trailable,  facile  à  manier. 

!IIât>n';e.-ibIenesB.  mane'idje 
a-bl-nesse,  s.  flexibilité,  dou 
ceur,  f. 

Uâiiagement,  mane'-idje 

mf^nnt,  5.  conduite,  direction 
régie,  correspondance,  f.  affai 
res, /".  ^)!,   [direcleur,  ménager, 

Rlitiingcr,     mane'-inje-eur,     s 

nâitngcr)',  mane'-id-djeur-i,  s 
manierr.ent,  m.  direction,  con- 
duite, f.  [émanation,  f. 

Maiiâtion,      ma-né^-cbeune,    s 

■lâiicbcl,  manncbe'-itt,  s.  pain 
de  gruau,  m. 

aianrliiiiéci-tree,  mannlche- 
ine'îi-lrï,  j.  niancenillier,  Hi. 

.llâiicipale.  mann' ci-péle,  va 
rendre  esclave,  lier,  obliger. 

Uaiicipâiiou.  mann-ci-pé' 

cheune,  s.  esclavage, m.  obliga 
lion,  f.  [pcnsier,  m 

M&uciple,   mann'-ci-pl,   s.    dé 

Uuudâmus,  mann-dé^-meuce, 
s.  mandement, ordre,  m, 

aijtuilariti,  mann-da-rlne',  s. 
mandarin,  m. 

.Uûiidale.  mann'-déle,  S.  man- 
dement, mandat. 

Uaiidâior,  mano-déMeur,  s. 
direcleur,   »!. 

Uûudatory,  —  tary,  mann'- 
da-teur-i,lar-i, s.  mandatai  re,ïp. 

Uûiidilile,  maon'-di-bl,  s.  man- 
dibule,?)!, [a.  maxilaire 

M«ïidîbultir,manndil'^-iou-lar, 

AlâiBili'uke,  mann'-dréke,  s. 
mandragore,  f.  [drin,  »)!. 

Uâudrel,  maaa'-drii,   s.    man- 


lUândncale,    mann'-diou-kête, 

va.  mâcher,  mangpr. 
Miindiicâlioii.    mann-diOU-ké'- 

cheune,  s.  —  tion,  f. 
SBnMc,  mène,  s.  crinière,  f. 
"àned,    ménnd,  a.  qui  a    uns 

crinière. 
Mâ>i(8.  mè'-nèz,  s,  mSnes, m.pî. 
^aiitieaier.  mène'-ite-eur,  s.an- 

th:opopl)age.  îïï. 
Mâiiriil,    mann'-foul,   a.  braxe, 

hardi.  [lammenl. 

Mrniriilly,mann'-foul-li,«rf.vail- 
Hlânruliiess.  mann'-foul-ncsse, 

■'.bravoure,/',  [manganèse, »n. 
SIAo^nncse,  manng'-ga-nèse,  s, 
SSâiige,    ménndje,    5.   gale    de 

ciiien,/'.  [mangroire   f. 

SBniîgcr,  méae'-djeur,  s,  crèche, 
Slniigiiiese,  méne'-dji-nesse,  S. 

déniangeaîsnn./'. 
SSâiigle.     manng'-gl,     va.    dé- 
chirer, cliarculer. 
— tVn.  ca'andrer  cylindrer. 
— ,  s.  calandre,  /.  cylicdre,  m. 

roue,  f. 
aiûisgler,  manng'-gl-eur,  s.  ca- 

landreur,  déctiireur,  m. 
aiâiigo,  manng'-gê,s.  mangous- 
tan, m. 
MAnpy,  méne'-dji,  a.  galeux. 
Itiâiihairr,    mane'-héteeur,    ». 

mi-^anlbropp,  îïi. 
Xlâsthood.    manc'-houde,  5.  vî« 

rililé,  f.   âge  viril,  courage,  m. 

nature  humaine,  f.  [folie,  f, 
Miiiiia.  mé'-ni-ya,  8,  manie, 
Mniiinc,     Illaitîacal ,    mé'-ni- 

ak,ma-naï'-a-kal,  a.  maniaquCi 

furieux.  [nifeste,  évident, 

Uâiiifcgt,  ma'-ni-feste,  a,   ma- 
— ^va.  manifester,  déclarer,  faire 

voir.  (cheune,  s.  —  tion,  f. 
SlaiiircstAiion,  ma-ni-fes-té'- 
Mâiiifeally,  ma'-ni-feste-lî,  ad. 

manifestement,  évidemment. 
MâiiîfefitiieB».ma'-ni-feste-nes- 

se.  S-  évidence, /.manifeste,  m. 
Slâiiifold,  ma'-ni-rôld,   a.  plu- 
sieurs, mut,  de  plusieurs  façons. 
mâiiiroldcd.  ma'-ni-fôM-ed,  a, 

t  n  phis;euis  doubles, 
llauifô»!»,     ma-ni-fess'-lè,    :• 


MAN 


683 


MAV 


Sl&niroldlj',  ma'-ni-fôId-M,  ad. 
diversement,  à  plusieurs  fois, 

SSâiiikiu,  ma'-ni-k'ie,  s.  ma- 
nequin,  nain,  m. 

Slûuiple,  mane'-i-pl,  s.  mani- 
pule, poignée,  petite  troupe,/', 

^niiîpuhEr,  DP^-nip^-ioU'tar,  a. 
de  manipule.       [meurtrier,  ni. 

Mûnkillei',     man'-kil-leur,     s 

Klûiikiud,  man'-kaînad,  s. gen- 
re humain,  m. 

SSâiilesB,  mann'-lesse,  a.  où  il 
n'y  a  pas  d'hommes, 

Sliiiilike,  mann'-laîko,  a.  m&Ie, 
vaillant. 

Slâiiliness.  mann'-li-nesse,  9. 
bravoure,  /-  air  mâle,  m, 

Blâiily,  mann'-li,  ad.  courageu- 
sement, [f. 

Slâiina,     œan'-na,    s.    manne, 

Blânucd,  maa''-ud,  part,  ar- 
mé, équipé. 

lUàuuer,  man'-neur,  s.  maniè- 
re, sorte,  façoii,  espèce,  cou- 
tume, humeur,  politesse,  /. 
naturel,  m.  In  o  —,  pour  ain- 
si dire.  [f. pi.  ciyWilé,  f. 

Hâiiuera,man^-neurz,s.  mœurs, 

HlâuuerHues»,  man^-neur-Ii- 
nesse,  s.   civilité,  f. 

Blâuuerly,  man'-ueur-li,  a.  po- 
li, ciTil.  [civilement. 

— ,  ad.    d'une      manière     polie, 

SluMuiiig,  man^-ninngQe,  5.  (of 
a  shîp)  équipement,  m. 

UÂunîslâ,  man^-niche,  a.  qui 
tient  de  l'homme  mâle,  no- 
masse;  hardi,  impudent. 

Uance'uvi-e,  mano-o'-Teur,  s. 
manœuvre,  f.  artifice,  vu 

— f  va.  faire  manœuvrer. 

—,  vn.  manœuvrer,  faire  une  ma- 
nœuvre, [fief,  m. 

Blûuor,  man'-neur,  $.    manoir, 

—  houBe,^.  manoir,  maison  sei- 
gneuriale, [manoir. 

Manorial,    [raano'-rial,    a.     du 
Mâuse,  manse,  s.  ferme,  f. 

presbytère,»)!,    [tel, séjour,  »i. 
SlâuBÎoai,  mann^-cbcune,  s.  hô- 

—  Iiounejs.maisopseigneuriale,/'. 
lll&uslau£hi«ir,        maim^'Slâù- 

teur,i.  homicide  invoIontïire,m. 


Mânslayer,    mann'-slé-eur,  ». 

meurtrier,  homicide,  m. 
I08âiiBue<e,mann^-soui1e,a.douz. 
Màusuetude,   mann'-soui-tiou- 

de,  s.  —  de,  bonté,/'. 
IMaiitelét,mann-ti-]ett^,s.raan- 

lelel,  m.  [Iiouin,  m. 

IU;iiitiger,mann-taî'-gueur,s.ba- 
Xlûiitle,    mann'  tl,  s.  mante,  f. 

manteau,  mantelet,  ni. 

—  pioce,  s.  manteau,  m. 

— ,  ua.  ccuvrir  d'un  manteau. 

—  .un.  étendre  ses  ailes,  s'éten- 
dre, se  répandre;  venir  à  la 
surface,  mousser,  fermenter. 

Uautolog)-,    mann-toK-ô-dji,  s. 

divination,  /,         [de  ft-mnie,/'. 

lUaiitua,  mann''-tcljiou-a,s,  robe 

—  maker,  s,  couturière,  /". 
lUdiiuiil,    mane'-iou-al,   a.    ma- 
nuel, de  la  main. 

Uâiiuull)',  mane'-iou-al-li,  ad. 
manuellement, 

— ,  s.  manuel,  m. 

Maxudûoiaii,  ma-niou-deuk'- 
cbeune,  s.  direction,  action  de 
guider. 

niaiiurâciorjr,  mane-iou-fak'- 
teur-i,  s.  manufacture,  fabri- 
que, usine,  f. 

Uaiiiirâcture,  mane-ion-fak'- 
tcbioure,  s.  manufacture,  fa- 
brication, f. 

— .  la.  manufacturer, 

Sliiiiiifâciurcr,  maneiou-fak'- 
tcbiou-reur,  s.  —  turier. 

aiaiiiiuaissioii,  mane-iou-mi» 
cbe'-eune,  s.  affranchissement, 
m. 

niaiiuiiiit,  niâiiiBinize,  ma- 
niou-mitt,maïze,î;a.afl'ranchir. 

lUaiaûrable,  ma-niou''-ra-bl,  a. 
labourable. 

lUauûrc,  ma-nioure/,  t'a.  en- 
graisser, cultiver,  fumer. 

— ,s    engrais,  m, 

aiaiiûi'cBicut,  ma-nioure'- 

menut,  s.  culture,  améliora- 
lion,  f.  [boureur,  ni. 

Hauiircr,  ma-niou'-reur,  s.  la- 

Alâuuacript,  mane^-iou-skriptef 
5.  manuscrit   m. 

Blâuy,    ménl''-i,    a,    plusieurs. 


MAR 


GS4 


MAR 


beaucoup,  bien  des.  —  a  mau 
plusieurs  hommes.  —  a  liuie 
plusieurs  fois.  —  tinies,  son 
vent.  As  —  an,  autant  que 
How — ,  combien?  So  —,  au 
tant. 
Many,  I.  un  grand  nombre,  plu- 
sieurs, la  foule.  [leurs 

—  colotiriMl^  (I.  de  plusieurs  cou 

—  corucrc'd,a.  à  plusieurs  an 
gles. 

—  hended.  a.  à  plusieurs  têtes 

—  latigiin^ed,  S.  polyglotte,  vi 

—  peopled,  a.  très-peupié. 

—  feel,  s.  p'ilype,  m.      [que,  f, 
Map,  mapp,  s.' carte    géographi 
— ,  va.  mettre  sur  une  carte. 
Slaple,—  «rce,  mé'-pl-trt,  s.  é- 

rable,  m. 

Mâpperj,  map'-peur-i,  s.  art 
de  dresser  les  cartes,  les  plans. 

niai-,  marr,ua.  gâter, ccrrorapre. 

Uaraiiâlha,  mar-a-ualh'-a,  s. 
aualhtïnie,  m.  [consomption,  f. 

Marasmus,  nia-raz^-raeuce,    5. 

Blarâiidcr,  ma  rù'-deur,  s.  ma- 
raudeur, ni.  [maraude,/. 

Slarâiidiug,  ma-rô'-diniigne,  S. 

Slaraicdi,  raa-ra-Yt'-di,  s.  ma- 
ra\édis,  m. 

Mûrlilc,  mar'-bl,  s.  marbre,  m. 
bille  à  jouer,  f. 

—  cutter,  5.  marbrier,  m. 

—  hearteil,a.  cruel, insensible. 
—,  va.  marbrer. 

—  ,  a.  de  marbre,  marbré. 
Uârbler,  raar'-bl-eur,    s.   mar- 
brier, )/i. 

Uârcassile,     mar-'-ka-saïte,    £. 

marcassile, ,'. 
Marcli,  martLhe,s.(month)Mars, 

m.  (orsoldicrs)  marche, /". 
—,  vn.   marcher,    aller,  être   en 

marche.  [eu  marche. 

— ,  va.    faire     marcher,     raetlre 

—  in,  entrer,  suivre. 

—  of,  plier  bagage,  s'en  aller. 

—  on,   marcher,  avancer,    pous- 

—  ont,  sortir.  [ser. 
Slâi'chvr,  martche'-eur,  s.com- 

niaiidaut  des  frontières,  yn. 
Blûrrlies,    maiiche'-iz,  s.  fron- 
tières,/', pi.  confins,  m.  pi. 


3Iârchiouc88,      marMcheuns» 

esse,  s.  marquise,  /. 
Slârcbpanc,   marlcHe'-péne,  S, 

massepain,  m. 
Slûrcid,  mar'-cide,    a.    maigie, 

flétri.  [greur,  /. 

Alurcour,    raar'-keur,    s.    mai- 
Mûre,   mère,  s.  cavale,  jument, 

/  cauchemar,  iî7. 

—  coli,s.  ijouliche, pouline, /. 
Slârcscbal,  mar'-cùal,  s.  maré- 
chal,»!, [perle,/. 

lUârgarite,     mar'-ga-raïle,    s. 

Mârgin,  Marge,  Mârgcnl, 
mar'-djitie,  !Uar.lje,mar^-djcnnt, 
s.  marge, /.  boid,  »i.      [ginal. 

Marginal,  mar'-dj:-nal,  «.  ma."- 

Mâi'ginali  d.  m-ir'-dji-né-ted,a, 
qui  a  une  nuiiga. 

Margrave,  mar'-gréve,  S.  mar- 
grave, m.  [margraviat. 

Miirgrâiiate,  rnar-gré'-vi-éte,^'. 

Mârgraviiie,  mar'-gré-vine,  s. 
femme  du  margrave. 

Mârigold,  ma^-ri-gôld,  s.  souci, 
m.  [riner. 

^^âriuale,    mar'-i-néte,  va  ma- 

Mariue,  ma-rlne',  a.  marin,  m. 

-,  s.  la  marine,  /.  —  »,  s.  forces 
de  mer,  f.  pi.  soldats  de  la  ma- 
rine, 1)1.  pi. 

Mariner,  mar'-ine-eur,  s.  ma- 
rinier, matelot,  marin,  m. 

Mârish,  mar'-iche,  s.  marais,»:. 

—  ,a.  marécageux,  j)j. 
Mâi'ital,  mar'-i-tal,  a.  marital. 
Maritime, —  mal,  mar'-i-time, 

ma-rit'-ti-mal,  s.  maritime,  de 
mer.  [marjolaine,/. 

Mài-joram,     mar^-jô-rame,      s. 

Mark,  marke,  lia.  marquer,  re- 
marquer —  eut,  montrer, 
faire  voir. 

— ,  vn.  noter,  prendre  noie. 

— ,  s.  marque,  trace,  preuve,  /. 
signe,  blanc,  but,  marc,  m.  — 
of  land.s.  borne,  limite,  /. 

Mârker,  niarke'-eur,  s.  mar- 
queur, observateur. 

Mùrkot.  mai- -kilt,  s.  marché, 
m.  halle,  /. 

—  day,  s.  jour  du  marché,  m. 

—  fulks,  s.  geas  du  marché,  m. 


MAR 


685 


MAR 


Harkct-hoitse,  t.  halle,  f, 

—  iiinii.  s.  -vcnileiir. acheteur, ju. 

—  pince,  s.  le  marché,  m 

—  pricc^.  S,  cours  du  marché,m. 

—  tonn,s.  -ville  OÙ  se  tient  le 
marché.  [teuse,  f. 

—  ivoman,  S.   Teudeu'e,    ache- 

—  rate,  s.  cours  du  marché,  m, 
— .  vn.   acheter    ou    rendre   au 

marché. 
Mârketnble,    mar'-kite-a-bl,  n. 

susceptible  d'être  \endu,  bien 

conditionné. 
Slni'kiiig-iron,    marV-inngne- 

aî-eurn,  5.    fer  à  marquer,  m. 
Blûrkuiaii,  IHârksninii,    mar- 

ke'-mane,    niarks'-mane,  ».   a- 

droit  tireur. 
MnrI,  marie,  s.  marne,  f. 

—  pît,  s.  marnière,/*. 
—.vn.  marner;  épisser. 
Mârliiic.mar'-line.s.  merlill,tn. 

—  Bpike,  $.  (mar  )  épissoire,  f. 
lUârly,  mar'-li,  a.  plein  de  mar- 
re. 

l(I&i'inalade,niArn3alet.  mar'- 
ma-lêde,  lelt,  s.  marmelade,  f. 

lUarmorfiiion,  mar-mC-ré'- 
chenne,  s.  l'action  de  couTrir 
de  marbre- 

Mai-m6reaii,mar-m6'-ri-ane,n. 
de  marbre.        [marmouset,??!. 

niarmosct,       mar-mô-zeit',     s 

Blni-inôl,  Mârmodo. mar  mou- 
le', mot-tô,  .î.  marmotte,  f. 

Slârotic,  mar^-o-tik,  a.  maroti- 
que. 

Blârqiietry.  mar'-ket-trl,  ». 
marqueterie,   mp=aîque,  /. 

IHâiquegs,  lUârqnig,  mar'- 
kouess,   kouiss,  s.  marquis,  m. 

lUâi'qiiisalc,  mar'-kouiz-éte,  s. 
marquisat,  m. 

SlârqtiÏBkip,  mar'-kouiss-chipe, 
s.  titre  ou  qualité  de  marquis. 

Miirr,marr,  l'a. glter, corrompre. 

Mni'rcr,  mar-'-reur,  s,  celui  qui 
pâle. 

Mârriage,  mar'-ridje,  s.  ma- 
riage, m.  noce,  f.  noces,  f.  pi, 

—  I>cd,  s.  lit  nupiial.  m. 

—  song,  s.  épithalame,  in. 
Hlâi'iagenlile,    mar'-ridje-a-bl. 


a.  mariable,  nubile,  [conjugal, 
mArrSrd,    mar'-ride,  a.    marié, 
niiûi-riiig,  mar'-iinngne,  s.  cor- 
ru  ption,raction  de  corrompre,/. 
luârrow,  mar'-r6,  S.  moelle,  /. 

—  bouc.  s.  os  \  la  moelle,  m. 
Alârrowfat,  mar'-rô  fatt,s.  pois 

rames,  m.  pi.  ^  [sans  moelle. 
Mârrovt'lcss,  mar'-rô-lesse,  a. 
niâi'i'j',  mar''-ri,i!a.  épouser, ma- 
— ,  vn.  se  marier,  [rier. 

—  again,  se  remarier. 
ninrsh,  marche,»,  marais,  m. 
Mârsbal.    mar'-chal,   s,    maré- 
chal, maître  des  cérémonies, m. 

— .  va.  ranger,  régler,  conduire. 

niârshaltcr,  mar'-chal-leur,  S. 
orilonnateur,  régulateur,  m. 

Mârsbnlsc.i,  mar'-chal-si,  s 
maréchaussée,  f. 

niâi'hhalebip,  mar'-chal-chipe, 
s.  charge  de  maréchal,  f.  ma- 
réchalal,  m.  [passerose,  ^ 

IHitmhcIder.  marcne-el'-deur,s. 

Blat-sbmâlloMr,  marcbe-maK-lô, 
s.  mauve  de  marais,  f. 

IIInr8br<Scke(,marche-rok'-kilt, 
s.  espèce  de  cresson,  /. 

niârsk}',  marcht'-i  a.  maréca- 
geux, [ché,  achat,  m. 

Mari,   marie,  s.   foire,  f.  mar- 

—  va.  \endre  ou  acheter, 
niâi'len,   niâi'leru,  marMine, 

t(  urne,  s.  martre,  f. 
IHârlial,  mar'  chai,  a.    martial, 
guerrier,  belliqueux.  [m. 

—  court,  s.  coTiSeil   de  guerre, 

—  law,  ».code  militaire,  m. 
IHârlialist,     mar'-clial-iste,    ». 

combattant,  guenier    ))!. 
Martin,    Martinet.    Mârtlet, 

mar'-liue,     tine-ett',      marte'- 

lett,  s.  martinet,  m. 
Martingale,    mar'-tinn-gale,  s, 

martingale    f. 
MûrtiiiniiD'ia.  mar'-tinn-meuCe, 

.s.  la  Saint-Marlin. 
MâriHcis,    marle'-netls,    s.  pi. 

cargues,  m.  pi. 
Martyr,  mar'-leur, s.  martyr. «!. 
— ,  va.  martyriser,  tuer, 
Mârtjrdom,  mar'-teur-deum^, 

».  martyre,  m> 


MAS 


686 


MAS 


Hartjirâlogy,      mar-ieur-ol'-ô- 

dji,  s.  -■  loge,  m.  \J. 

aiârvel,  mar'-vel,  s.  merveille, 

— 5  un.  s'émerveiller,  s'étonner, 
admirer. 

Kâi'Tcllous.  mar'  vel-Ieuce,  a. 
merveilleux,  admirable. 

Slârvelloiisly,  mar'--vel  leuce- 
li,  ad.  admiraliii.'ment,  à  mer- 
Teille,  exliêmcmcnt. 

SîârvelIoiiBiii'S)),  mar^-vel-leu- 
ce-ne.'so,s.  merveillosité,  f. 

lUâBcle,  mass'-kl,  s.  (bol-  and 
blas.)  màcle,  ra. 

llâsciiliiie,  mass'-kiou-Iine,  a. 
masculin,  mà.e.  lu  (be  -.  au 
masculin.  \ad.  en  homme. 

Mûsciiliucly, mass'-liiou  line-li, 

MâsculiiieiiesB,  mass''-liiou-li- 
ne-nesse,  s.  courage,  air  mas- 
culin, }n< 

Mosh,masche,  s.  mélange,  breu- 
vage, irjpotage,  m.  (of  a  nel) 
maille,  f. 

— ,  Vil.  écraser,  mêler,  tripoter. 

Slask,  ma.<.ke,  vu.  masquer,  ca- 
cher, déguiser,        [dissimuler. 

—,  vn.    se   masquer,   se  cacher, 

— ,  s.  masque,  piéiexte,  m,  mas- 
carade,/', mascaroii,  m.  A  mro- 
lunii^s  — ,  loup.m- 

Bliiskcr,  maïke'-eur,  s.  un 
masque,  m. 

9IÙS01I,  mé'-sn,  j.  maçon,  m. 
Fs'ee  — ,  franc-maçou, 

Blàsoiii-)',  mé'  sn-ri,  s.  maçon- 
nerie, f.  Frce  —,  franc-ma- 
çonnerie. 

Ilasquerâde,  mass-keur-réde', 
s.  mascarade,  dissimulation,  f 
déguisement,  m.      [mascarade. 

— ,u/î.  alleren  masque,  faireune 

UasB,  masse,  s.  masse,  f,  tas, 
amas,  m.  messe,  f. 

—  book,  s    missel,  m. 

—,  va.,  célébrer  la  messe. 

— ,  va.  masser. 

massacre,  iLas'-sa-keur,  ». 
massacre,  carnage,  m. 

— ,  va.  raassaïrer. 

Slâsgiiies»,  AlâsAÎveiieflS. 

mas'  si-nesse,  sive-nesse,  s.  pe- 
santeur, solidité)  f. 


Massive,  Slâgsy,  mas'-sive, 
mas'-si,  a.  massif,  solide,  pe- 
sant. •^ 

Slust,  maste,s.  mât,  gland,  in. 
faine,  noisette,  /".  Fore  — , 
mât  de  misaine-  Alain  —,  le 
grand  mât.  Hlizcu  — ,  le  mât 
d'artimon.  Spare  — ,  mât  de 
rechange.  Ton  —,  le  mât 
de  perroquet. 

—  luuker.  s.  mâteur,  m. 
-tlâstud  maste'-ed,  a.mkKi, 
Slùsier,  ma'-steur,s.  maître,  pa- 
tron, propriétaire;  chef,  direc- 
teur-, commandant  d'un  navire 
de  commerce;  monsieur,  titre, 
donné  auxjeunesgentlemen.ni. 

—  of  ans,  s.  malire-ès-arts,  m. 

—  band,  s    main  de  maître,  {. 

—  je»»,  s.  le  meilleur  bon  mot. 

—  key,  s.  passe- partout,  m. 

—  pièce,  s. chef-d'œuvre,  m. 

—  leaver,  s.  celui  qui  quitte 
son  maître. 

—  strius,  S.  le  grand  ressort, 
in.  \_m. 

—  «Iroke,   t.    coup  de    maître, 

—  ieetb,  s.  les   molaires,  /.  j;i. 
—,  va.  surmonter,   dompter,  ve» 

nir  à  bout. 

Slâsierless,  ma'-steur-lesse,  a. 
sans  maître;  opiniâtre. 

Slâsterlike,  ma'-steur-laïke, 
'nd.  en  maître. 

aiâsterliuess,  ma'-steur-li-nes- 
se,  s.  supériorité,  f.  savoir 
éminent,  m.  [maîlie. 

aiâsiei'l}',  ma'-sleur-li,  ad.  en 

— ,((-  paifait,  savant. 

aiâsiei'sbip,  ma'-steur-cbipe, 
s.  maîtrise,  autorité,  f. 

Slâstery,  ma'-Eteur-i,  S-  supé- 
riorité, puissance,  habileté, 
perfection,  f.  savoir^  m. 

lllâslful,maste/-roul,  a.  chargé 
de  glands.       [cher,  mastiquer. 

Màulicatc, mass'-ti-kéte,u?i.  m4- 

Slaoïicâtiou,  mass-li-ké'-cheu- 
ne,  s.  —  tion,  f. 

Hlâsticaiorj,  mass'-ti-ké-teur- 
i,  5,  masticatoire,  m. 

siàstii'h,  mass'-tik,s.  mastic,ni. 

—  tree,  j.  lenlisque,  m> 


MAT 


687 


MAT 


al&stiff,    mass-'liff,    i.     m&li'O, 

gros  chien,  m. 
Uàsiless,   maste'-lesse,  a,  sans 

mal;  sans  glands. 
Uàstliii,  mess'-line,  s.  méteili 
llut,  matt,  s.  nalte,  f. 

—  maker,   s.  oaUjer,  m. 

—,  va.  natter,  iresser,  couvrir 
de  nattes. 

llàiachin,mate'-<t-cbine,s.  ma- 
tassin,  m. 

aiûiiidore,  mate'-a-dSre,  s.  ma- 
tador, m. 

Uatcli,  matchs,  s.  mSche,  allu- 
mette; partie,  dispute,  lutte, 
assaut,  concours,  joûte,  cour- 
se, personne  capable  de  tenir 
tête  à  une  autre,  /.  mariage, 
parti,  m.  pareil,  semblable. 

—  box,  s.  boite  aux  allumettes. 

—  maker,  5.  faiseur  de  maria- 
ges; fabricant  d'al.umeUes. 

— ,  va.  égaler,  faire  face,  tenir 
tête,  proportionner,    mar.er. 

—,  vn.  se  marier,  s'unir,  assor- 
tir, convenir. 

Slâtchable,  matche'-a-bl,  a. 
convenable,  proporlion;ié,égal. 

Slâlchles»,  matcbe^-lesse  non- 
pareil,  incomparable,  sans  pa- 
reil, rare. 

niûtchleasly,  matche-'-lesse-li, 
ad.    incomparablement. 

aiâtchlesi-iiess,  matcbe'-ltsse- 
nesse,  s.  rareié,  f, 

9In<c,  mêle,  s.  compagnon,  m. 
compagne,  f,  (of  a  ship), 
contre  maître,  m.  femme,  f. 
mari,  aide,   (at  chess)   mat.  711. 

—,  va.  apparier,  égaler,  confon- 
dre, étourdir,  étonner,  morti- 
fier, dompter,  faire  mat. 

Hlatérial,  ma-ti^-ri-al,  a.  maté- 
riel, essentiel,  d'importance 
considérable. 

jUatérialuciis,  ma-ti'-rial-nes- 
se,  s.  importance,  f. 

aiateriâliiy,  ma-ti-ri-aK-i-ti,  s. 
matérialité,  f. 

Slaicriulizu ,  ma-ti'-ri-al-aSze, 
va.  matérialiser. 

Blalérially,  ma-li'-ri-ai-li|  ad. 
matériellemeati 


SlatériaU,  ma-ti'ri-alz,  s.  ma- 
tériaux, VI   pi.        [—liste,»!. 

USaterialist,  ma-ti'-ri-a';-iste,  s. 

îtlutcrintv,  —  led,  ma-ii-'-ri- 
éte,  é-ted,  a,  maiériel. 

Sliituriâtioii,  ma-ti-ri-é'-cheu- 
ne,  i.  aci.  deformerlamatière. 

Maternai,  ma-teur'-nal, a.  ma- 
ternel, [nité,  /'. 

JUaténiity,  ma-leur'-ni-ti,  s.  — 

Slath,  matli,s.  récolte,/'.  After 
— ,  s.  regain,  m. 

Uatkeiuàiical,  —  lic.math-i- 
mate^-i-kal,  ik,a.matliéiiiatique. 

SSalbeuiàiicall),  malb-i-mate'- 
i-kal-li,  ad.  mathématiquement. 

iUaibeiuaiiciaii,  math-i-ma-ti- 
che'-ane,  s.  —  cien,r)i. 

llaiheuiâtics,  matb-i-mate'-iks, 
s.  —  tiques,  /.  pi. 

Slathésis,  ma-thi'-sisse,  s.  doc- 
trine des  matlitmatiques. 

niâti»,  mat'-lme,  a.  matinal, 
du  matin.  [res,  f.  pi. 

— ,  s.    matin,  m.   matines,  priè- 

Blâtraas,  mat'-trasse,  s.  matras, 
m.  [trikce,s.  matrice,  f. 

Slâirlce,     aiùtriz,    mé'-trice, 

matricide,  mat'-lri-saïde,  s. 
matricide,  f. 

lUâti'iciuus,  mé'-tri-cheuce,  a. 
ds  la  matrice. 

aiutricula,  ma-trikMoa-Ia,  $. 
matricule,  f. 

aiatricutate,  ma-trik'-ioa-léte, 
va.  immatriculer. 

— ,s,a.  immatriculé. 

Uati'iculàiiuii,  ma-trik-iou- 
lè'-cheu  ne,  s. immatriculation,/'. 

Slatriniouial,  mat-tri-mô'-ui- 
al,a.  —  mal,  de  mariage. 

Slatriiuôuiall},  mat-tn-mô'- 
ni-al-li,   a.    mairimonialemtnt. 

.'Uâiriiiionj,ma'-tn-meune-i,  s. 
état  du  mariage,  )n. 

Slâtroii,  mé'-treune,  s.  matro- 
ne, sage-femme,  /.     [matrone. 

Slâtr'oual,     me'' trô-nal,    a.    de 

Slâtroiily,  mê'-treune-li,  a. 
vieux,  vieille,  de  matrone. 

illairùss,  ma-trosse',  s.  canon- 
nier  servant. 

.Uâtser,  mat'-leur,  a.   maliSre, 


MAW  6: 

substance,  chose,  affaire,  ma- 
tière, sanie,  /'.pus;  sujet,  ;?i. 
Wo  — !  n'importe  I  I  make 
no  —  ^'iili  it,  je  n'en  fais 
aucun  cas.  Wlso»*»  Ihe-?  de 
quoi  s'agil-il?  AVhnt  is  Ibe— 
wilh  jouî  qu  avez  vous? 

— 5  t)n.  se  soucier,  importer,  être 
d'importance;  suppurer.  Il— », 
il  importe.  Il  —  »  iiot,  peu  im- 
porte, [de  pus. 

lUàtlery,   iiiat'-teur-î,  a.     plein 

IHâtiing.  mat'-linngne,  s.  nat- 
te, /".  paillasson,  ?ïi. 

nsâliock,  mat''-leuk,  s.  pic, 
liojau,  Hi. 

l>Iûtif<>«s,  mat'-trisse,  .',  mate- 
la  =  ,  m,  Stiaw  —  ,  paill.isse. 

SIAiurato,  matche'-iou-réte,  va, 

—  ,  vn.  mûrir.  [faire  mûrir. 
Alatiii'ÂUuii,        matche  îou-ré^- 

cheune,  s.  — tion,  maturité,  A 
Mâlui'nûve.   matche'-iou-ra-ti- 

■ve,  «.  qui  mûrit. 
XEaiûre,    ma-tioure',    a.    mûr, 

mobile. 

—  ,vn.  mûrir,  faire  mûrir. 
SSiiiûi'cl}',     ma-tiouie'-li,     ad. 

mûiemenl,  de  bonne  heure, 
avec  réflexion. 

Sliiinrit),  ma-liou'-ri-ti,  g.  ma- 
l'iriié,/.  [ivre. 

.'UhiicIIîu,   mâùd'^-line,    a.    gris, 

Slâiigi-e,  mâîi'-gueur,  pr.  mal- 
gré, en  dépit  de. 

Situiil,  mâùl,  va.  rosser,  assom- 
mer. 

— .  s.  maillet,))!,  masse,  f.    [Ire. 

—  slick,  .s.  appai-main  de  pein- 
Klauiid)  mannd,  s.    mannequin, 

panier,  ))i,        [der,  grommeler. 

Slâuiiilei-,  mann''deur,i.n.gron- 

lUâunderer,  mana'-deur-eur,  s. 
grondeur,  m. 

BlâuMilj'-tliursda.v,  mann'-di- 
theurz'-dé,   s.  Jeudi-Saint. 

niausoléuni,  mâîi-zô-li'-eume, 
s.  niausolée,  ?)?, 

fUaw,  mâù,  s.  panse, /'.jabot,  gé- 
sier, m. 

—  n'oi'in,s.  ver  intestinal,  m. 
Alankish,  m^'-liictie,  fl.  fade, 

dégoûtant,  iBsipide. 


S  MEA 

niâwkishiiesa.  mâil/-kiche-nM> 

se,  s.  fadeur,  /. 
siâniuct,  mâù'-mett,  s.  marlon- 

uctie,  /. 
Alûnuiisb,   mâù^-micbe,  a.  sot, 

dégoûtant. 
Slaxillar,  niâxillary, mag-ziK- 

lar,  maks'-il-lar-i,  a.  maxillaire. 
Slâxini,  maks'-ime.  s.   maxime, 

règle,  /'.   principe,  m. 
Ma),  ώ,  s.  Mai. 

—  «lay,  s,  le  premier  jour  de  mai. 

—  bloom,  s.  aubépine,  f. 

—  biig.  s.  hanneton,  »î. 

—  games.s.jeux  deMaii  m.pi. 

—  lily,  s.  muguet,  m, 

—  polo,  s.  un  mai  m  [miermai 
—5 171.  cueillir  des  fleurs  lepre- 
— ,  V.    auxil.   (niii;ki)    pouvoir. 

If  it  —  be.  si  cela  se  peut  If 
I  —  »ay  so,  s'il  m'est  permis 
de  le  dire.  As  »oou  as  — 
bo,  le  plus  tôt  qu'il  se  pourra. 
—  be,  peut-être. 

Mûjor,  mé'-eur.s.  maire,  m. 

niniornlty,  mé'-eur-ïl-ti,  s. 
titie  de  maire,  m. 

Sltiiioress,  mé-eur-esse,  s.  fem- 
me du  maire. 

niâzard,  maz'-zeurde,  s.  mi- 
choire,  gencive,  f.      [entraver, 

Mjiao,  raéze,    va.  embarrasser. 

aiaio, s. labyrinthe;  élonnement, 
î)!.  perplexité,  irrésolution,  /. 
Tube  in  a—, être  surpris,  dé- 
concerté, [fus,  embrouillé. 

niâz),   mé  -2Î,  a.   surpris,    con- 

Me,  mi,  ^ro.  me,  moi. 

Méacock,  mi'-kok,  a.  craintif, 
pusillanime.         [ni. prairie, /. 

Meiid,  mide,  s.   hidromel;  pré, 

Méadow,  med'-dô,  s.  prairie,  f, 
pré,  m. 

—  ■affroii,  s.  colchique,  m. 

—  sweel.s,  reine     e'i  prés,  f, 
Méagre,  mi'-gueï>      a.  maigre, 
— ,  1(1.  amaigrir.     ^         [affamé, 
Mcagi-oiiebs,    mi'-'gueur-nesse, 

s.  maigreur,  f, 
Meal,mile,s.  farine, /'.repas,  me- 
nu,   m.    portion,  /.   —  timC) 
heure  du  repas. 

—  t  tia.  sau^udrer,  mêler. 


MÉA 


689 


MEG 


Bléalniaii,  mile^-mace,  s.  fari- 

nier,  m. 
aiéal;,  mi'-li,  a.  farineux. 

—  moutlicd,  a.  doucel,  timide. 

—  luoulheducas,  «.  palelinage, 
langage  doucereux,  m. 

Ueau,  mine,  a.  bas,  vil,  pau- 
vre, médiocre,  moyen.  In  ihe 
—  lime,  dans  l'intervalle. 

»-9S.  moyen,  voie,  cause,  riches- 
se, médiocrité,  f.  biens,  m.  pi. 
By  ail  —s,  sans  doute,  certai- 
nement. By  uo  —  a,  nuUe- 
meni ,  By  (liât— a,  ainsi,  par  ce 
moyen. 

—,  vn.  (meaut,  meaut)  avoir 
dans  l'esprit,  entendre,  se  pro- 
poser, [tendre,  vouloir. 

—,   va,    avoir    l'intention,    pré- 

Slc&tider,  mi-ann'-deur,  s.  la- 

—  ,  un.  serpenter,    [byrinthe,  m. 
SSeÂiidrouii)  mi-aon/-dreuce,a. 

plein  de  détours. 

!Uêaner,  mine-'-eur,  a.  moindre, 
moins. 

Iléaueat,  mine'-este,  a.  super- 
latif de  Sleau,   le  plus  chét.f. 

IXéuuiiig,  mi''-ninngiie,s.  inten- 
tion, f.  dessein,  sens  (of  a 
Word),  m. 

— ,  a.  qui  a  des  intentions,  une 
signification.  Wi>ll  —,  bien 
intentionné,  sincère.  Doulile 
— ,  à  double  sens. 

aiéanly,  mine'-li,  ad.  basse- 
ment, médiocrement,  sans  res- 
pect. 

—  born,  a.  de  basse   naissance. 
JUéanneBs,  mine^-nesse,  5.  bas- 
sesse, vilenie,  pauvreté,  f. 

aiuant,  mennt,  prêt,  et  /)uW.  de 
Aleaii* 

Sléaiitime,  Sléau^bile,  mi- 
ne'-taïme,  ouaile,  ad.  cepen- 
dant, sur  ces  entrefaites. 

Blcaae,  mise,  s  mesure  conte- 
nant cinq  cents  harengs. 

Uéaaiud,  Slôanly,  mi'^-zid, 
mi'-zli,  a.  qui  a  la  rougeole,  la 
ladrerie. 

■léaaless,  rai'-zli,  ».  rougeole, 
ladrerie,   rouille,  f. 


lUc&surablo,  mej'-iour-a-bl,  a. 
mesurable,  mo.ieré. 

lUeâsurablciieaii.  mej'-iour-a- 
bl-nesse,  s.    mensurabilité,  f. 

Uleàsurably,  mej'-iour-a-bli, 
ad.  modérément. 

Uleâsurc,  mej'-iouro,  t)a.  mesu- 
rer, arpenter,  estimer,  juger. 

— ,  s  mesure,  démarche,  règle, 
proporiion,  manière,  cadence, ,'. 
Bejoiid  —,  ad.  outre  mesure. 
To  (uke  proper  —a,  s'arran- 
ger. To  hâve  hard  —8,  Stre 
maltraité. 

Sleâaured  mile,  mej^-iourd- 
maîle,  s.  mille  gécmélriqiie,  nt. 

ISleâsurelesa,  mej^-iour-lesse, 
a-  immense.        [  mesurage,»n. 

Moa9arîiig,mej^-iour-inngne,s. 

SIcâMureiueul,  mej^-iour- 

mennt,  s.  mesurage,  m.  —  of 
laiid,  arpentage,  vi. 

Ueâaurer,  mej'-iour-eur,  s.  me- 
sureur, m.  —  of  laud,  s.  ar- 
penteur, m. 

Moaie,  mile,  s.  viande,  nourri- 
ture, Z'.  aliment,)»,  (for  fûwls), 
mangeailie,  f.  (for  hurses), 
foin,  m.  avoine,  f.  Builed 
— ,  bouilli,  m.  force,  farce, 
Miuced— ,  hachis,  ni.  Roael 
—  ,  rôti,  m.—  bail,  s.louletle 
de  viande,  f.  [m. 

.^Icuihc,    mi(/ie,     S.    breuvage, 

SIcawl,  Mewl,  mi'-al,  miouJ, 
vn.  miauler.  [tisan,  m. 

Ulechâiiic,    mi-kan'-nik,   s.   ar- 

.Vecliuuical,  mi-kane'-i-kal,  a. 
mécanique. 

Slechâuically,  mi-kan''-ni-kal- 
li,  ad.  mécaniquement. 

Sleckâiiicaliicha,  nii-kan^-ni- 
kal-nesse,  s.  conformité  aux 
lois  de  la  mécanique,  bassesse 
de  condition,  f. 

Uechauiciaii,  Sléchaiiiaf, 
mek-a-niche'-anp,  nisle,  s.  mé- 
canicien, constructeur  de  ma- 
chines, m.  [Mécanique. 

Slecbâiiica,   mi-kan'-niks,  s.  la 

Slécaiiisui,  mek'-a-nizm, s. mé- 
canisme, m. 


MED 


690 


MEE 


aiecôiiSiim,  ini-I<3''-Dl-eume,  s. 
meconium,  sue  de  pavot, m. 

Hêdnl.  med'-dal,  s.  médaille,  f. 

Mctlâllic,  mi-dsl'lik.  «.  de  mé- 
dail'e.  [médaillon, ?ii. 

SIedâlISon,    mi-(fal''-yeiine,     s. 

aiédailisic,  med'-dal-isle,  ». 
médaillisle,  m. 

Uéddle,  med'-dl,  vn.  s'entre- 
meltre,  se  mêler,  aToir  affaire. 

iUéddIer,  mcd'-dl-eur,  s.  celui 
qui  se  mêle  de  ce  qui  ne  le  re- 
garde pas,  entremetteur. 

Ut-ddlesome,  med'-dl-?eume, 
O- intrigant.         [entremise,^. 

Mrddliiig,    med'-dl-inngne,    S. 

Médial,  mi^-di-al,  a.  moyen, 
mftdial.  [diante,/'. 

lïlédiaute,   mi'-dl-anril,  s.  mé- 

Slédiaie,  mi'-di-éle,  vn.  s'en- 
tremettre, s'interposer,  être 
médiateur. 

—,  a.  médiat,  moyen,  Intermé- 
diaire. 

— ,  vn.    procurer  par  entremise. 

Mcdiolel),  mi'-di-éle-li,n<?.par 
intermédiaire,  par  une  cause 
secondaire.  [médiation,  f. 

nii'diâiioii,  ml-di-é'-clieune   s. 

JUcdiiitor,  mi-di-é'-teur,  s.  mé- 
diateur, m. 

Hli-diatary,  —  totial,  mi'-di- 
a-teur-i,  tô  ri-al,  a.  de  média- 
teur. 

aii'diâlorship,  mi  di-é'-tenr- 
ohipe,  s.  office  de  médiateur. 

iUcdiâli'îx,  —  très»,  mi-di-é'- 
triks,  tresse,  s.  médiatrice,  f. 

Môdic,  med'-ili,  s.  luzerne,  f. 

Mcdicnble,  med^-i-ka-bl,  a.  qui 
se  peut  guérir.         [médicinal. 

médical,  medM-kal,(i. médical, 

Slcdicully,  med'-i-kal-li,  ad. 
par  la  voie  médicale,  médiciua- 
lement.  [s.  remède,  m. 

nédicanient,  med'-i.ka-mennt, 

Uedicaméntal,  med-ika- 

mennt'-al,  «.  médicinal. 

Uedicauiéiilally,  med-i-ka- 
menni'-al-li,  nd.  d'une  manière 
conforme  à  la  médecine. 

Uëdicutc,  mcd'-i-kéte,«n.  mê- 
ler de  droguas. 


aiédicatcd,   medM-ké-ted,    a. 

mixtionné. 

Mvdicâiion,  med-I-ké'-cheuiie, 
j.  action  de  médicanienter. 

Mcdiciiiablc,  mi-dis^-sine-a-bl» 
fi.  qui  se  peut  gui^rir. 

Mcdicinal,  mi-dice'-i-nal,  a 
mùdicinal. 

Slcdiciiiall)',  mi-dis'-si-nal-li, 
ad.  médicinalement. 

lUëdiciiic,  med'-di-cine,  S.  re- 
mède, 1».  médecine,  f. 

— «  va.  raédeciner, médicamenter. 

SIcdfety,  mi-daïM-ti,  s,  juste 
milieu,  m. 

mcdiôcrity,  mi-di-ok'-ri-ti,  mi- 
dji-ok'-ri-ti,  ».  médiocrité,  mo- 
dération, f, 

Slédiiate,  med'-i-téte,  vn,  mé- 
diter, préméditer,  songer,  ré- 
flécLir 

— 1  va.  étudier,  méditer. 

aiediiâiiou,  med-i-té'-cheune, 
s.  méditation,/'.        [médilalir. 

nicdilaiKe.    med'-i-té-tive,    a. 

Illcditcrraiieaii,  —  neous, 
med-i-ter-ré'-ni-ane,  euce,  s. 
Méditerranée,  f. 

médium,  mi'-di-eume,  mi-dji- 
eume,  s.  milieu,  médium,  ex- 
pédient, accommodement,  m. 

Mcdlai-,  mcd'-lcur,  s.  nèfle,  f. 

—  tree,  s.  néflier,  m. 
Médlcy.  médly,  med'-li, S.  mé- 
lange, m. 

—  coloiir. s.  couleur  mêlée,  f, 
— ,  rt.  mêlé,  mixte,  confus. 
medûllur,  —  ry,  mi-deuK-lar, 

med'-eul-lar-i,  a.  de  moelle, 
médullaire. 

meed,  mîde,  ».  récompei!se,  f. 
présent,  don,  mérite,  m, 

meck.  mtk,  a.  doux,  humble, 
soumis.  [apaiser. 

méekt'ii,    ml'-kn,    va.  adoucir, 

mérkl)'.  mîke'-li,  ad.  avec  dou- 
ceur, humblement.  To  look 
—,  avoir  l'air  doux. 

méckuees,  mlke'-nesse,S.  dou- 
ceur, humilité,  f. 

mccr.  Mère,  mîre,  a.  pur, 
Viai,  fianc,  tiuffé. 

— ,?.  lac,  m.  mare,  borne,  limite,/. 


MEL 


691 


MER 


Blonred,  mird,  s.  relatif  aux  li- 
mites. 

ncerly,  mîre'-li,  a(?.  purement. 

Mne«,  mile,  a.  propre,  i  propos, 
éonveaable. 

— 5  va,  (met,  met)  rencontrer, 
trouver,  assembler  joindre. 

— j  vn.  se  rencontrer,  s'assem- 
bler, se  trouver,  se  joindre,  en 
venir  auxmains.  [joindre. 

—  togeiher,    s'assembler,    se 

—  wiih,    trouver,    rencontrer, 

—  ■wiili  oue,  prendre  sa  re- 
vanche, [rencontre. 

Hcëtcr,   mîte'-eur,  j.  celui  qui 
Hcétiug,    mîte'-inngne,  s.  ren- 
contre,   entrevue,     assemblée, 
f.    congrès,    m.    —    of    two 
s'reams,  s.  confluent,  m. 

—  liou«o,  s.  temple,  m.  église,  ^ 
UéL^lly,    ml(e'-li,  nd.   convena- 
blement^ à  propos. 

Hécinesi,  mlte'-nesse,  *.  pro- 
priété, convenance,  f.  [f. 

Mcsrîm,mi''grime,s.  migraine, 

Uoine,  aivi»)',  mine,  mi^-ni, 
s.  suite,  f.  domestiques,  m. pi. 
maison,/'. 

Mélancholic,  mei'-lann-kol- 
lik,  <!.  mélancolique,  triste, 
chagrin. 

Blclancholiat,  meK-lann-koI- 
liste,  s.  mélancolique,  m.   et  f. 

mêlancholy.  mel'-ann-kol-i,  S. 
mélancolie,  f,  [gubre. 

— ,    a.    mélancolique,   triste,  lu- 

Slûlilot,  meK-li-leutt,  s.  méli- 
lot,  m.  [liorer. 

Mcliorate,  mi'-li-ft-réle,l)a.amé- 

Alelîorâtiou,  mi-Ii-ô-rê'-cheu- 
ne,  s.  amélioration,  f. 

lluliôritjr,  mi-li-or'-i-ti,  s.  su- 
périorité, f. 

ML'lis»a,mel-is'-sa,  s.  mélisse,  f. 

—  water,  s.  eau  de  mélisse,  f. 
niell,  mell,î)rt.  mêler. 
Mellirerous.    mel-lif'-fer-euce, 

a.    mellifère,  qui    produit    du 

miel. 
aielliflcâtiou,        mel-li-fi-ké'- 

cheune,     s.     préparation     du 

miel,  f. 
Uelliflueuce,  mel-Iif-Oiou-enn- 


69,5.  abondance  de  miel,  f, 
«clli'aek.     mel-Iif'-fik,    a.    qui 

produit  du  miel. 
M«lliaiient,IUolliau»iis,  mel- 

lif'-fliou-ennl,    euce,     a.      qui 

abonde  en  miel. 
Héllow,  meK-ld,  a. mou,  molle, 

mélodieux,  onctueux,  miir,  ivre, 
— 5  va.  mûrir,  adoucir. 

—  ,  vn.  mûrir,  être  mûr. 
Héllomiea*,   meK-16-nesse,  s. 

maturité,  f. 
Uolôdiou»,  mi-lô'-di-euce, 

mi  lô'-dji-euce,  a.  mélodieux, 
lUclôdiousI)-,   mi-lâ^-di-euce-li, 

nd.  mélodieusement 
niclôdiousnesB,    mi-lô'-âi-eu- 

ce-nesse,  s.  mélodie,  f. 
lUélody,  mel'-lô-di,  s.  mélodie, 

harmonie,  A.  [m. 

Melon,    mel'-leune,   s.     melon. 

—  Ijed,  —  pit,  J.  melonnière,^ 
Bloiôngiua.    mel-leunn'-dji-na, 

s.  aubergine,/". 
MeU,  melle,  V't.  («"clted,  mol- 

teii,    molteii).  fondre,  l.qué- 

fier,  attendrir,   fl'''hir. 
— ,  uu,  divenir  Uq  M  ,   l"ondre  ; 

s'attendrir.  [m. 

Slt'lter,  melt'-eur,  s.    fondeur, 
Sléliiiig.  melt'-inngne,  s.  fonte, 

fusion,  liquéfaction,  /. 

—  Iioiist-,  s.  fonderie,  /. 
— .  n.  fondant,  touchant. 
Ulcliingly,  melt'-inngne-Ii,  ad. 

en  se  fondant.  [che,  /. 

Mélwell,  mel'-ouell,  5.    merlu- 

Méiiiber, mem  m' -beur,  s.  mem- 
bre   m.  [membrane,/'. 

Membrane,    memm'-bréne,    s. 

Membràncons,  Mémbi-ao 
nous,  Membran&ceous, 
memm-bré''-ni-euce,  brane-eu- 
ce,  bra-né'  cheuce,  a.  mem- 
braneux. 

Mi-ménlo,  ml-menn'-tfi,  s.  sou- 
venir, m,  marque,  /. 

Méiiioii-,  même'-ouâr,  or  mi' 
moïr,  s.  mémoire,  m.  biogra 
phie,/.  [a.  mémorable. 

Mémorable,    mum'-meur-a-bl, 

Mëmor;ibl!i'-  m''m'-meur-,T-hIi, 
ad.  d'une  manière  mémorable 


MEN 


692 


MER 


HemorâiidiEin,  itiem'cnfi-rami- 
dernne,  s.  mémoire,  m. 

—  book.s.  agenda,  m. 
BIen:6i'ial,  mi  mô'-ri-a!,  a.  mé- 
morial, mémoratif.        [note,/'. 

— ;    ».  moDument,   mémoire,  vi. 

UemdrïaliKi.  mi-mô'-ri-al-iste, 
î.  auteur  de  mémoires. 

Uémorize.  mème'-ô-raïze,  t«. 
garder  la  mémoire,  écrire  l'his- 
toire,transmeiire  à  la  [loslénlé. 

Ucniory,  mem'-meur-i,  5.  mé- 
moire, f.  souvenir,  m. 

Ucn.  menn  (pi,  of  mon),  hom- 
me?, «!.  pi. 

Bléunce,  men'-néce.vn. menacer. 

— ,  i»2. faire  des  menaces. 

—,  s   menace,  f. 

■ïc'iiaccr,meii'-céce-eur,  s.  ce- 
lui qui  menace,   rodomont,  m. 

Uénariiig,  men'-uéce-inngne, 
s.  menaces,  f-pl. 

— ,a.  menaçant.  [rie,  f. 

Blciiâge,  mi-nage',  ».   ménage- 

aieiid,  meuiid,  va  amender,  ré- 
parer, corr  ger.  raccommoder, 

—  ,  vn.  se  rétablir,  se  corriger. 
HBéndaljle,  menii^-da-bl,  a.  ré- 
parable, amcndable. 

lUcndâcity,  menn-das^-si-ti,  s. 
fauîselé,  f. 

Ménder,menn'-deur,  s  raccom- 
modeur,  celui  qui  corrige,  qui 
répare. 

axéiidirant,  menn'-di-lannl,  s. 
mendianl,  fière  mendiant. 

— ,  II.  de  mendiant.        [mendier. 

jUéiidicnle,  menn'-di-l>éle,  vn. 

aBciidicily,  Méiidicaiicj, 

menn-dis'-si-ti,  menn'-di-kann- 
ci.  s.  pauvreté,  mendicité,  f. 

BIc»diii|;,  menn'-dinrgne,  s. 
raccomiaodage,  rétablissement, 
m. 

Blecids,  menndz,  ».  amende,  f, 

Slcnial,  mi'-ni-al,  a.  domesti- 
que, [uloges,  f.pl. 

BIc'iiiiigcs,  mUninn'-djeSjS.  mé- 

SSi'iiâlogy,  mi-nol/-i6-dji,  ».  ca- 
lendrier, m, 

Slctipleaser,  menn'-plize-eur, 
8.  flatteur,  parasite, courtisan, m. 

filén!>al,  meaa'-sal,  a.  de  table. 


lUcnaea,   menn'-siz,  ».     mens- 
trues, f.  pi. 
niénsirual,  Ucnatruons, 

menns'-trion-al,  euce,a.  mens- 
truel. 

Ménatrutiin,  menns''-triou-eu- 
me,  ».  menstrue,  m. 

Upnsuraliilitj',  menn-chion- 
ra-bil'-i-ti,  s.  —  lité,  f. 

Blëiisurable,  menn'-chîon-ra- 
bl,  a.  mesurable 

MéiiKuraie,  menn'-chlon-Téte, 
ta.  mesurer. 

BI<-ii»iir&iion,  menn-chionré'- 
cbeiine,  s.  mesurage,  »n, 

niciiial,  mennt'-a!,  n.  mental. 

MéiKally,  mennt'-al-li,ad.men' 
ta!cment.      [tien,  mémoire,  f. 

Mention,  menn^-clieune,  5.  men- 

— ,  va  mentionner,  parler  de,  ra- 
conter. AbovemcniioBied,  ci- 
dessus  mentionné.  Fore  — , 
ci-avant  mentionné. 

KTcikiioiiing,  menn'-cheune- 
irtigne,  s.  mention,  f. 

IU<'l>biiir.  —  cal,  mi-file'-ik, 
i-l.al,  a.  méphitique, 

nsepbjtism ,  mi-fite^  izm,  ». 
—  me,  m. 

lUcrârious,  mi-ré''-cheuce,  a. 
pur,  fort,  spiritueux. 

Mercablc,  meur'-La-bl,  (i.  com- 
mertable.  [mercantile. 

Slorcauiile,  mei:r'-kann-lile,s. 

Sli'i'ciiiarilj.  mcui'-ci-na-ri-li. 
ad.  d'une  façon  vénale. 

Alôi-rciiai-iiictis,  meur'-cî-na- 
ri-nesse,  s.  vénalité,  f. 

Alcrcenary,    meur'-ci-na-ri,  a. 

— ,  mercenaire,  vénal, 
s    mercenaire,  m.  [m. 

lUércer.  meur'-ceur,  ».  mercier, 

mërcery,  meur'-ceur-i,  ».  mer- 
cerie, f. 

Blércbandise.  menr'-tchann 
daïze,  s    marchandise,/'. 

— .  vn.  négocier,  trafiquer. 

Slprrbaial,  meur'-lthaiiBt,  », 
niarcliand   négociant,  m. 

—  sbip,  s.  vaissiau  marchand,m. 

ISÔB'cbaiillikc.  AlércliaHilyf 
uieur'-tcbannt-laSke,  li|  a.  eo 
marchand. 


MER 


693 


MET 


llfércbantabIe,meur'-tchaDnt- 
a-bl,  a.  marchand,  bieu  coadi- 
tionné. 

aiérciful,  meur'-cl-foul,  a.  mi- 
séricordieux, clément. 

Stércifully,  meur'-ci-foul-li. 
ad.  avec  clémence. 

Uércifuliioa,  meur'-cl-foul- 
nes'e,  s.  pitié,  bonté,  ^. 

Hércilesg,  meur'-ci-Iesse,  a. 
impitojable. 

lUércilessIy,  meur'-cMesse-Ii, 
ad.  impitojab'.eraent. 

Héi-cilessncas,  meur'-ci-Iesse- 
nesse,  s.  cruauté,/'. 

Mercûrial,  mcur-kiou'-rl-al,  a. 
allègre, yif,  mercûrial. 

— ,  s.  mercuriale,  /. 

Aléi'ctiry,  meur'-kiou-ri,  s.  mer- 
cure, m.  ■vivacité,  /.  celui  qui 
porte  les  gazettes. 

Mércy,  meur'-ci,s.  miséricorde, 
autorité,  discrétion,  f.  merci, 
pouvoir,  pardon,  m. 

—  seat,  s.  propitiatoire,  m. 
lUere,    mire,    a.    pur,    unique, 

vrai,  fianc,  achevé. 
— ,  rt.  lac, étang,  m.  mare,   limi- 
te, f. 

—  atone,  s.  borne,  f.  [ment. 
aiérely,  mire'-li,  ad.  siraple- 
lUei-etrtcioua,     mer-ri-triche'- 

euce,  a.  de  courtisane. 

SEerelricioiialy,  mer-ri-tri- 
che'-euce-li,  ad,  en  courtisane. 

UeretrîciouaiiL'ss,  mor-ri-tri^- 
che-euce-nesse,  s.  fausses  ca- 
resses, allures  de  courtisane. 

IIIéi'etrix,mer'-n-triks,  «. cour- 
tisane,^ 

aieridiaii,  mi-rid'-!-ane  or  mi- 
rid'dji-ane,  s.  méridien,  m. 
apogée,  f. 

JUerîdioual,  Uerfdîan,  mi- 
rid'-i-ô-nal,  a. méridional,  mé- 
ridien, [longitude,  f. 

—  distance,  3.  différence  de 
Uei'idianâlily,  mi-rid-i-ft-nal''- 

i-li,  s.  exposition   au  sud, 
llcridiaualljr,     mi-rid'-i  i-nal- 

Ij,  ad.  au  sud.  [droit,  m. 

Uérit,  mer'-itt,  >.  mérite, 
—,  va.  mériter. 


Sloi'itôriou»,  mer-ri-td'-ri-eo  > 
ce,  a.  méritoire. 

Mei'itôrioiisly,  mer-ri-t6'-ri- 
euce-li,  ad.  mériloin'ment. 

Alcï'itôrloiisueaa,  mer-ri-tô'- 
ri-euce-nesse,  s,  mérite,  m 

niérlin,  meur'-line,  *.  émcril- 
lon,  m.  [ne,  f. 

SIérutaid;  meur^-méae,  s.sirè- 

lUéi'i-ily,  mer'-ri-li,  ad.  jojeu- 
sem.=  Dt.        [divertissement, m. 

Sléi-riniake,    mer'-rl-méke,    t. 

— ,  vn.  se  divertir. 

Klérrimcut,  mer'-ri-mennt,  i. 
partie  de  plaisir,  gaieté,  f. 

Sléi'i-iueaa,  mer'-ri-nesse,  ». 
gaieté,  f. 

Mcrryutakiug;,  mer^'-ri-më- 
kinngne,  ».  assemblée,  f.  di- 
vertissement, m.    [joyeux,  gai. 

Mérry,     mer'-ri,      a.      enjoué, 

—  undrew,  $.  bouffon,  m. 

—  thoughl,  s.  lunette  de  volail- 
le, f.  [mersion,  f. 

Mérsion,  meur'-cheuue,  s   im- 

Uesceins,  mi-slmmz,  u.  imp. 
i!  me  semble.  [—  térique, 

IIIé8euicric,mez'-zeoa-ler-ik,a. 

iilésentcrj',  mQz'-zena-ter-i,  s. 
mésenlère,  m.  \,f. 

illcsh,  mèche,  s.   maille  de  SIet, 

— ,  va.  enlacer,  prendre  au  filet* 

nésiiy,  mèche'-i,  a.  réticulé. 

iUésIiu,  mess'-line,  s.  méleil,m. 

aiéspise,  mess''-païze,  i.  mé- 
pris, m. 

Hess,  mess,  a.  mets,  plat,  m.  ta- 
ble des  officiers,  gamelle,  pen- 
sion ordinaire,  portion, ration, f. 

—  maie,  S.  camarade  d'écuelle, 
de  gamelle,  commensal. 

—,  va.  manger.  —  iogctlior, 
manger  ensemble.  [ge,  m. 

niéiiisage,  mes^-sid-dje,î.  messa- 

niésseiig^r,  mes'-senn-djeur,  S. 
messager   courier,  m. 

nicssiah,  mes'-sal-a,  s.  mes- 
sie, envoyé,  m. 

Uéasuage,  mes'-souédjo,3.  mai< 
son  avec  pièces  de  terre. 

Me».pré«.  elpari.  de  Maet. 

!IIctacâi'|i>i!«,  met-td  kar'-p8n« 
ee,$.mëiacarpei  m. 


MET 


694 


MIA 


Slclnge,  mi'-tadje,  s.  mesurage, 
lUéiiil.  met'-ll,  s.  mêlai,  m  [m. 
ticinlépsis,  met-ta-lep'-ci£sc,s. 

metalepse,  f. 
tleiàllic,  —  cal,  mi-tal'-iik,  li- 

kal,  a.  métallique. 
Iléialliue,      mel'-tal-la!ne,     a. 

mélallique.  [eiice,».  —  fère. 
Hetnllirerotia,  mel-lal-lif-fei- 
UctallUt,  Illéliillurgis(,mel'- 

lal-Iisle,  leur-djiste,  s,    mélal- 

l'urgiste,  m. 
H^iallurgy,    mel'-(al-leur-dji , 

s.  méla'Iurgie,  f. 
.Jli'tamârpboce,    mel-ta-mor'- 

feuce,  vn.  métamcrf.hoser. 
SUclaniorphoBis.    met-ta-mor^- 

fô-sifs,  s.  méiamorfhose,  f. 
3Ié(a|ibor,  mel'-ta-feur,  s.  nié- 

la-phnrPj  f. 
Bletniibéi  icol,  —  rik,  met-ta- 

fur-'-i  kal,  ik,  a,  —  rique. 
aicta|ihôricall),   mel-la-for''-i- 

kal-li,    nd.  métaphoriquement, 

au  figuré. 
jUélaphrase.    met'-tafréze,   s. 

tiaduclion  littérale,  f. 
Uléiai.lirasl,    mel'-la-fraste,    s 

Iraducleur  littéral,  m. 
aiétapbysic ,    —cal,    metta 

fiz'-ik,  i-kal,ï(.  —  sique. 
aicin|ib}'sicB.  met'-la-fiz-iks,s. 

niéiaphjf:que,/'. 
Mefapbjfiiciaii,       met-ta-fiZ'i- 

che'-ane,s.  —  cien,  m. 
tlcie,  mite,  f«.  mesurer. 
Il<--(ciupsychô8is,     mi'lemnip- 

si  kô'-siss,  s.  métempsycose,  f. 
Ucieor,  mit'-ti-eur  or  mil'-tcLi- 

eur,  s.  méléore,  m. 
Slcleoi'olégical,        mi-li-fi-rô- 

lod'-dji-kal,  a.  —  gique. 
Mcteorôlogiat.    m)-ti  6-roK-'ô- 

djiste,  s.  —  te,«i. 

eleorôlog»      mi-li-6-rol'-lô- 

dji,  s.  doctrine  des  météores,  f. 
Metéoi'oua,    II>t-ti'-6-reuce,    fi. 

de  météore.  [m. 

Héler,  mi'-teur,  s.  mesureur, 
aiclenard,   Ulétcjard,  mite'- 

ouârde,  jarde, s. mesure ,aune,/. 
aii'tbcgliu,  mi-tbig'-liDe,s.  bj- 

dromel,  m. 


Slétbiuki,  mi-thinnks,  ii.  imp. 

il  me  semble. 
Slolbod,  metb'-eude,  s.  métho- 
de, Toie,/'.  [méthodique. 
Slelbëdical,  mi-thod'-i-kal,  a. 
lUcIbôdlcally,  mi-lliod'-i-kal-li, 

ad   méthodiquement. 
Méihodise,    meth'  ô-daïze,    va 

ranger  avec    méthode,    régler, 

disposer  en  ordre. 
Mélbodisi,  melb'-ôdiste,  s.  mé- 
thodiste. Ml. 
IHcibôiigbl,  mi-lhâùll/,  V.  imp. 

il    me   semblait. 
llIe«oiij'iMycal,met-lô-nim'-mi- 

kal,  a.  —  mique. 
Illel6iiyniy,     mi-tone'-i-mi,    ». 

métoLjmie,  f, 
Uelopéitcopy,   met-tô-poss'-ko- 

pi,  s.  —  copie,  phisionomie,  f, 
Ucire,  mit^-leur.s.  vers,  mètre, 

m,  mesure,  cadence,  f.  [que, 
Hélrical,  niet'-tri-l»al,  (?.  mélri- 
SBcCrouiâiiia.      mei-trô-mé^-ui- 

ya,  s.  métromanie,  f. 
SIetiopolis,  mi-trop'-pô-Iiss,  S. 

métropole,  f. 
lIe(rop6ii<an,    met-tro-pol'-li- 

tane.ii.s.  métropclitain. 
Héitle,  met'-ti,  s.  'vivacité, bra- 

voure,  fougue,  fermelé,^. 
Uédlcd,  met'-tld,  a.  Vit,  coura- 
geux, 
Slétilcsome,   met'-tlscume,  a« 

courageux. 
—  borse, s.  cheval  fougueux   »îi» 
Méiilesoniely, mel'-tl-seume  li;. 

ad.  avec  feu. 
Mcw,    miou,  8,    cage,    mne,  ) 

miaulement,  m. 
— ,  un.  muer,   changer  de  poils 

de  plumes;  miauler. 
lUen,  Sea  — ,  s.  mouette,  /. 
lUcwiug,  miûu'-inngne,  s,  muOi 

f.  miaulement,  m. 
Slcn'l,  mioule,  rîi.   vagir,  crier 

comme  un  petit  enfant. 
SlewB,  miouz,  s.  pi.  écuries, /.pi. 
M<->zéreon,     mi-zi^-r/   ^rune,    3. 

mézéreum,  m. 
SHezxoliiilo,  mett-zô'liun'-lo,  s. 

demi-teinte,  f.  [m. 

JUiaaui,   maï'-azm,    s,   miasme. 


MID 


695 


MIL 


Hice, misées,  ipl  mouao)  sou- 
ris, [s.  la  Saint-Michel, 

Slichaelmaa,    mik-'-licl-meuce, 

Micbe,  mitche,  vn.  se  cacher, 

]IIîcher,  initche'-eiir,s.  musard. 

Mickle,   mik''-kl,  ad.  beaucoup. 

—,  s.  grande  quantité,  f. 

— ,  a.  grandi      [microcosme,  m. 

microcosm,    maI''-kiâ-kozm,  t. 

Slicrograpby,  maï-krog'-ra-fi, 
».  —  phie,  f. 

Micrômeter,  maï-krom'-mi- 
teur,  s.  micromèlre,  m. 

Microscope,  mal'-krâskfipe,  s. 
microscope,  m. 

Slicroseôpic,  —  cnl^  mal-krA- 
skop-pik,  i-kal,  a.  microscopi- 
que. 

Micy,  mi^-si,  a.    de    souris. 

!IIid,  voy.  Hiddle,  a,  moyen^ 
intermédiaire,  mi-. 

—  course, s.   moitié  du  chemin. 

—  day,s.  midi,  plein  jour,  m. 

—  huaveu,  s.  le  milieu  du  ciel. 

—  land,  a.  méditerrané. 

—  Icg,  s.  mi-jambe. 

—  Icnl,  s.  mi-carême,  f. 

—  most,  a.  le  milieu, 

—  iiight,  ;.  minuit,  m, 

—  rUr,  j.diaphr.igme,  m. 

—  sca,  s.la  Méditerranée. 

—  sliîp,  ad.  au  milieu  du  navire. 

—  Bbipbcain,  s.  maitre-bau,  m. 

—  ^vay,  s.  mi-chemin. 

—  niiiter,  s.  cœur  de  l'hiïer. 
Sliddle,  mid'-dl,  s  milieu,  m. 

—  ,  a.  mojen,  mitoyen. 

—  agcd,  ad.  de  moyen  &ge. 
— -  of  may,  s.  la  mi-mai,  m. 

—  sized,  ad  de  médiocre  taille. 
Sliddleniost,  mid'-dl-moste,  a. 

du  milieu. 

Sliddliiig,  raid'-Iir.ngne,  s.  mé- 
diocre, moyen,  passable. 

Illidge,  s.   (an  ioseci)  cousin. 

Hlidsbipuian,  s.  oriicier  du  til- 
lac,  enseigne  de  vaisseau. 

Slidsl,  midste,  s.  milieu,  dl. 

—,  pr.  au  milieu,  parmi. 

—  strcain,  S.  le  milieu  du  cou- 
rant. 

—  summer,  s.  ml-été,  m, 

—  day,  s.  la  Saint-Jean. 


Ilîdwife,  mid'  ouaïfe,  j.  sage- 
femme,  f.  [d'accoucher. 

Midwifery,  mid'-ouif-ri,  ».  l'arl 

IMicii,  mine,  s.  mine,  figure,  f 
air,  m. 

Migb», maïte,  prêt,  de  May. 

— ,  s.  puissance,  force,/'. 

IHightily,  maï'-li-li,  ad.  grau- 
dément,  fort,  puissamment. 

Slightiuess,  maï'-ti-nesse,  s. 
grandeur,  puissance,  f,  pou- 
voir,  m. 

nifgbty,  mat'-ti,  a.  puissant. 

— .  ad.  fort,  très. 

Sligrate,  maï'-gréie,  vn.  émi- 
grer,  changer  de  lieu. 

!IIigrâ<ioii,  maS-gré'-cheune,  s. 
migration,  f, 

Mileb,  milche,a.  qui  dccne  eu 
lait.  [f. 

—  cow,  i.  vache  &  lait;  dupe, 
Mild,  malld,  a,  doux,  paisible. 
Illildow,  miV-diou,  s.  nielle,  /. 
— ,  un.  nieller.  [serein,  m. 
niildcwed,  mild'-dioude,  a.  gâ- 
té par  la  nielle. 

niildly,  maïld'-li,  ad.  gracieusç- 
ment,  doucement. 

Hîlduess,  maïld'-nesse,  s,  dou- 
ceur, indulgence,  f. 

mile,  maïle,  s.  mille,  m. 

—  8ioiie,s.  pierre  miliaire,  f. 
aiilfoil,  mil'-foïl,  s.  (bo.)  mille- 
feuille,  f. 

Miliary,  mil'-ya-ri,  a.  miliaire, 

lUilitaut,  mil^-Ii-tannt,  a.  mili< 
tant. 

IHililar,  Uilitary,  milMi-tar, 
tar-i,  a.  militaire. 

Slilitarily,  mil'-li-tar-i-li,  ad. 
—  litairem.nt. 

Militate,  mil'-Ii-téte,  vn,  s'op- 
poser, contredire. 

niiUiia,  mil-liche'-ya,s.  milice,^. 

Milk,  mil-ke,  s.  lait,  m.  émulsion 
d'amandes,  f  Clôt  Ted,  lait 
caillé.  Butler—,  t.  babeurrcj 
m.  Pou'd— ,  t.  colostrum,  ?)i. 

—  cow,  »,  Tache  laitière. 

—  food,  s.  laitage,  m. 

—  bouse,  s.  laiterie,  f, 

—  maid,  — womau,  s.  laitière, 

—  man,  ».  iéiier,  m.  [f. 


MIL 


696 


MIN 


niilk  pail,  s.  seau  à  lait,  m. 

—  pol,  s.  pot  au  lait 

—  potase.  s.  soupe  au  lait,  f. 

—  score,  s.  taille,  f. 

—  sop,  s.  homme  efféminé,  m. 

—  thiiitic,  s.  tiihymale,  m. 

—  tooth,  s.  dent  de  lait. 

—  whltc,a.  blanccommedulait. 

—  «■Oman,  s.  laitière,  f. 

—  .U'.tral  e, tirer  du  lail. 
Miiken,  milk'-lin,  a.  de  lait^ 
SSiikor,  milli'-eur,   a.  s.  celui, 

celle  qui  trait. 
Biilkiufss,  miils'-i-nesse,  a.  qui 

a  la  saveur  ou  l'aspect  du  lail. 
llSilklivci-c-d,  milli'-liv-eurd,  a. 

poltron,  m. 
Mi'lk)',  mill£'-l,  a.  laiteux,  lacté. 

—  waj',  s.  Toie  lactée,  f. 
Mill,  mill,   s.  moulin,   m.   ma- 

nufaclure,  usine,  filature,  f. 
^-    va.    moudre,    fouler;      faire 
mou'ser   le   chocolat;    frapper 
h  monnaie. 

—  Iiorse.s.  chenal  de  moulin,  m. 
_  cluck,  s,  traquet  de  moulin, 

m.  [lochon,  m. 

—  cog,   s,    dents  des  roues,  al- 

—  dam,  s.  ■vanne,  f.  barrage, ?n. 
_  diist.  ».  folle  farine,  f.  [m. 
_  haudie,  s.  queue,  f  manche, 

—  hopper,  5.    trémie   de  mou- 

—  pill.s.  biez,  m.  [I'd,  A 

—  ■toiic,  s.  meule  de  moulin,/'. 

—  teeth,s.  dents  moUaires;  mà- 
chelières  (pour  les  animaux). 

Uilleiiûriau,    mil-li-né'-ri-aue, 

s    millénaire.  fmilK'naire. 

Hillenary,       mil'-li-na-ri,      a. 

Uilléuiiium,  mil-Ien'-ni  Gume, 

—  ,  s.  mille  ans. 

IIilléuial,miMen''.nl-aI,  a.  mil- 
lénaire. 

nilléniNt,  mil-Ien'-ni;te,s.  qui 
contient  un  miilénium. 

Slillcpedes,  mil'-li-pcdz,  s. 
scolopendre,  m.  [pore,  m. 

ttillcpore,   mil'-li-pôre,   s.   — 

IHiHer,mil''-leur.s.  meunier,  jii. 

—  '■  (bumb,  s.  chabot,  m. 

—  '»  vite,  s.  meunière,  f. 
Hillcsiuial,  mil-les^-si-mal,  a. 

mlllésimal» 


Millet,  mlK-litt,  s.  millet,    mil, 

m. 
Tailliary,  mil'-li-ar-i,  ».  pierre 

miliaire,  /". 
Hlilligram,     miU-li-grame,    s. 

—  gramme,»!.  [litre,  m. 
Milliliter.  mil'-li-lite-eur,  s.  — 
Slillimcler,    miK-li-mi-teur,  s. 

—  mètre,  m. 

Hlflliner.  mil'-lin-neur,  S.  mar- 
chande de  modes,  f. 

IHilliiier)',  mi  l'-linneur-î,s. com- 
merce de  modes,    nouveautés. 

Slilliou,  mlK-jeune,  s.  million, 
1)7.  [lionième,  JU. 

.tli'lllonik,  mil'-yeunnih,  s.  mil- 

Slilt.  miltt,  s.  rate,  iaile,  laitan- 
ce, f.  [son. 

— .  vn.  féconder  les  œafs  de  pois- 

Hiillier.  milte'-eur,  î.  poisson 
niâie,  lailé,  m. 

illime,  nifiner,  maïme,  maî'- 
meur,  s.  bouffon,  »?. 

— ,  vn.  faire  le  bouffon,  contre- 
faire, imiter  [bouffon,  m. 

SSiuiic,     mim'^-milt,    5.     mime, 

— ,  Mimical,  mim'-mi-kal,  a. 
mimique,  [en  mime. 

Sainiicall];,  mim'-mi-kol-li,  (irf. 

niimi'cry,  œim''-mil>-ri,  ;'■  liouf- 
fonnerie,  f. 

Bliinôgrajiber,  mi-mog'-graf- 
feur,  s.   —  graphe,  m. 

!IIii>ûciauK,Mi>iaioi  j-,  mi-né^- 
cheuce,  min'-na-tour-i,  a.  me- 
n.içant. 

Uiiiâciiy,  mi-nas'-si-tî,  s. incli- 
nation à  menacer,  /'. 

Bliiiee,  minnce,  va.  hacher, 
adoucir,  pallier. 

—,  vn.  marcher  à  petits  pas,  dire 
à  demi,  parler  avec  affectation, 
minauder. 

—  mcai,  s.  hachis,  m. 

—  pif»,  s.  pâtés  de  noël,  m. 
pi.  risso'e,  f. 

— ,  s.  action  de  hacher  menu, 
minauderie,  affectation,/'. 

—  kiiire,  s.  hachoir,  m. 
Hiiiciug,  minn'-cinngn»   ■■    ■>f- 

fecté,  minaudier. 
aSa'iiciugly,      minn'-cin,.^C-!i, 
ad.    par  petits   morcesuxc  es 


MIN 


697 


MIN 


mlnaudaDU  d'une  manière  af- 
fectée. 

miiicl,  malDnd.s.  esprit, m. âme, 
pensée,  envie,  f.  avis,  m.  réso- 
lution, opinion,  f.  souvenir, 
dessein,  désir,  gré,  m.  fantai- 
sie, f.  I  bave  Iliade  iip  m) 
— ,  j'ai  pris  mon  parti.  I  aiu 
of  this  — <  je  suis  de  celt'î  opi- 
nion. Ofoue  —,  unanime.  To 
put  în  — 5  se  rapprier.  Wilb 
one  —,  ad.  unanimement- 

—,  va.  remarquer,  songer,  veil- 
ler, avoir  soin,  considérer,  fai- 
re   souvenir.  [avoir  envie, 

— ,  un.    incliner,    être    disposé, 

miiided,  maïnnd'-ed,  a.  dispo- 
sé &. 

nindful,  maInnd''-fouI,  a,  soi- 
gneux, diligent,  qui  se  souvient. 

Uiiidrully,  maÏLnd''-roul-li,  ad. 
attentivement. 

Sliudl'uluess,  ma!nnd'-foul- 
nesse  s.  soin.  m.  attention,  f, 

SlfudleDS,  malund''-lesse,a.  né- 
gligent, [kn,  a.  affecté. 

niiud-alricL^'u,  maïnnd'^strick- 

niiiie, maîne,pro.mon,ma,  mes; 
le  mien,  la  mienne,^  moi. 

— ^  s.  mine,  f.  [truire. 

— ,  va.  miner,  creuser,  saper,  dé- 

Mlucr,  maïne'-eur,  s.  mineur, 
m.  [rai, 

Minerai,  mine'-er-al, s.  n.  miné- 

Uiiicrulisl,  Aliiiei'âlogigt, 
miu'-ner-aj.iste,  al'-lo-djiste,  s. 
minéralogiste,  m. 

Uiiieràlog)'-  min-Der-a|/-l6-dji, 
s.  minéralogie,/'.         [gris,  ni. 

niiiievei-,  mine'-i-veur,  s.  petit- 

Ui'iisle,  minng'-gl,s.  mélange, 
m.  mixture,   masse  coiifnse,  f. 

— ,  va.  mélanger,  mêler,  con- 
fondre, [se  confondre. 

— ,  vn.  se    mélanger,  se    mêler, 

aUiigler,  mln[jg-''gl'eur,  «.  celui 
gui  mêle,  m. 

Bliuiniiire,  mineM-tioure,  ». 
miniature,  /. 

Bliiiikiii,  mia'-ni-kine,  s.  ca- 
mion (épingle),  mignon,  fa- 
vori, m. 

— t  a.  petit,  mignon. 


ninlm,  min'-nime,  t,  minime, 
nain,  pigmée,  m. 

siiuiciiim,  min'-ni-meume,  s. 
—  mum,  m. 

lliiiiniiia,  min'-ni-meuce,  s.  de 
la  dernière  petitesse. 

Mliiiion,  mine'-jeune,  ».  mi- 
gnon, favori. 

Rliiiious,  mine'-yeuce,  a,  de  la 
couleur  de  vermillon. 

aii'iiisb,  min'-nicbe,  va.  dimi- 
nuer, dépareiller. 

SliiiiHier,  min'-niss-teur,  ».  mi- 
nistre, agent,  m. 

—  ,ua.  fournir,  secourir. 

— ,  t;n.  servir,  ofDcier;  pourvoir, 
donner  assistance;  administrer 
uu  remède. 

saiuislcrial,  min-nis5-ti'-rl-al, 
a.  ministériel,  subalterne. 

HliiMstériall)',  min-niss-li'-rl- 
a!-li,  ad.  ministériellement. 

aiiiiSstral,  min'-niss-lral,s.  mi- 
nistériel, [subordonné. 

Hliiiistraiit,  mln/-niss-lrannt,  a. 

SliiiiBlrâlion,  min-niss-tré'- 
cheune,  s.  ministère,  m. 

Kliuistry,  lUiiiislery,  min^- 
niss-tri,  mine'-iss-leur-i,  s.  mi- 
nistère; ofSce,  7)i. 

lliiiium,  mlne'-jeume,  s.  ver- 
millon, VI-  [goujon,  m. 

nii'iiiio'cv,  min'-nô,  s.  petit  ver; 

niiiior,  maï'-neur,  ».  mineur, 
frère  mineur.  [jeune, 

— ,   n.    mineur,    moindre,     plus 

Sliiiorâtiun,  mi-nô-ré'-cheune, 
s.  diminution,  f. 

Sliiiorate,  mi'-nê-réte,  va.  di- 
minuer, [norilé,  f. 

Sliiiôrity,    maï-nor'-i-li,  s.  mi- 

Miiister,  minn'-steur,  s.  cathé- 
drale, f.  monastère,  m. 

Hiustrel,  minn'-strill,  ».  mé- 
nestrel, ménétrier,  m. 

HauBtresl; ,  —  «ey,  minn'- 
strel-ci,  ».  musique,  f.  con- 
cert, m.  [uaies. 

aiiiit,  minnt,  ».  hôtel  des  laon- 

— ,  s.  menthe,  f,  Peppcr  — , 
menthe  poivrée.  [S^'' 

— ,  va.    monnayer,  inventer,  for- 

—  uiau,  t.  numismate,  m. 


MIS 


698 


MIS 


lliiit-iiias(er,s.  directeur  delà 

inonnaie,  m.  [najage,)». 

niiulage,  minnt'-idje,  s.    mon- 
SBi'iiCcr,     miDût^-eur,    5.     mon- 

rajeur,OT.  [nuel,  m. 

Bliuuel,    min'-niou-itt,   s     me- 
lUiniim,  min'-neume,  s.  migno- 

nelle,  blanche,  (in  music)   f. 
Hinûie,    mi  nioule/,  a.   mecu, 

minutieux,  mince. 
— ,  «.  minute,  f. 

—  book,  s.  journal,  plumitif, 
mémento,  J7Î.  [)??. 

—  glusB,   s.   sablier  à   minutes, 

—  watch. s. montre  àminutes,»!. 
— ^va.    minuter,  écrire  sommai- 
rement. 

HiiMitcly,  min'-nite-li,  a.  qui 
arrive  à  chaque  minute. 

— ,  (i(/.  en  détail,  [s.  petitesse,^. 

Blliiûteiieas.    mi-nioulc'-nesse. 

Bliux,  minngl<s,  s.  femme  ef- 
frontée, coquette,  /".  [»!. 

HiVacle.  m,r'-a-kl,  s.   miracle, 

Slii'ûculoii*,  mi-rak'-kiou-leu- 
ce,  a.  miraculeux. 

Mir&culouslf,  mi-rak^-kiou- 
leuce-li,  nd.  miracoleusemenl, 
par  miracle. 

SlirâculuuBuess,  mi-rak''-kiou- 
leuce-nesse, S.  miracle,  Jit. mer- 
Teille, /.  [m. 

niradàr,  mi-té'dor',  s.  balcon, 

Blire,  maïre,  s.  fange,  f.  bour- 
bier, m.  fourmi,  /. 

—,  vn.  s'embourber,  tomber 
dans  la  boue.  [boue. 

—  ,   va.    embourber,    souiller  de 
Uîreucss..  Mii-îuesft,    ma!^-ri- 

nesse,s.  malpropreté,  f. 

BBiriflcal,  mir-if'-fi-kal,  a.  ad- 
mirable, merveilleux,  [obscur. 

Uirksoiue)     meurk-'-seume,    s. 

Slii-ror,  mir'-reur,  s,  miroir, 
modèle,  exemple,  m. 

niriu.  meurih,  s.  réjouissance, 
joie,  f.  [joyeux 

Miriliful,       meurth'-foul,     a. 

aiirtblesB,  meurtb'-Iesse,  a. 
ch.igrin.  [beux. 

Mîrj,  maf-ri,  a.  fangeux,  bour- 

Mis,  miss,  particule  qui  signi- 
fie mal,  mauvais,  faux. 


JUSgacceptâtion,  miss-ak-cep- 
té'-cheune,  s.  malentendu,    m. 

SlisudTciiliii'c,  miss-ad-venn'- 
tchioure,  s.  revers,  homicide 
par  imprudence,  771, 

.MUadvciitiircd ,  mîss-ad- 

venn^  Ichiourd,  a.  infortuné. 

Slisadvice,  miss  ad-Taïce',  8. 
mauvais  conseil,  m. 

— ,  vu.  mal  conseiller. 

Blisuimed,  miss'-émmd,  a.  mal 
comliiné.        [s.  mésalliance,  f. 

misulliaiice.miss-al'-laï-aiince, 

aiisiiiitlirapc-,  miss-ann'-lbrô- 
pe,  s.  —  pe,  hibou, m. 

Uisâuthi'opy,  miss-ann^-lhrfi- 
pi,  s.  —  pie,  f. 

Blisapplicâlion,  miss-ap-pli- 
ké'clieune,s.  divertissement, m. 

niiBapply/,  miss-ap-plaî',  va, 
détourner,  abuser. 

HisapprchL-iid,  miss-ap-pri- 
bennd',  l'a.   ma!  entendre. 

IHÎBRpprcbéiisioii,  miss-ap- 
pri-henn^-cheune,  s.  malenten- 
du, m.  méprise,/'. 

tUÎBasci-jbe,  miss-ass-kraîbe^, 
va.  attribuer  faussement. 

SliaoRsign,  miss-as-saîne',  l'a. 
assigner,  prouver  faussement. 

Mi**bec6DH',miss-lu-kcume','l!n< 
ne  pas  convenir. 

SIisbcg6(.  »cii,  miss-bi-gott', 
t:oi'-tn,  a.  illégitime. 

BliMbcbâve,  miss-bi-héve^,  vn. 
se  comporter  mal. 

nilabebâ^ioiir,  miss-bi-héve'- 
yeur,  5.  mauvaise  conduite, 
fausse  démarche,/'.  [/. 

Slisbeliéf,  miss-b.-lif'', S.  erreur, 

MUbeliéirc,  miss-bi-llve',  vn. 
être  dans  l'erreur. 

UisbeliéTvr,  missbi-ll'-veur, 
s.  mécréant,  m. 

Hiacàl,  miss-kâùK,  va.  nommer 
improprement. 

Miscâlculale,  miss-kal'-kiou- 
léte,  va.  mal  calculer. 

SliscArriuge,  miss-kar^-ridje, 
s.  fauSse-couche,  /.  fœtus,  mau- 
vais succès,  m,  fausse  démar- 
che, f, 

Uiscàrry,  miss-kai'-ri,  vn.  fai- 


MIS 


699 


MIS 


re  une  fau?se    couche;  se  per- 
dre, échouer,  ayorter. 
IUi«cû8t,   miss-kaslo',    ta.  mé- 

cûmpter. 
AliscelIÀiieoiis,    Alisccllauy, 

mis-sel-lé'-ni-euQe,   lèno-i,    a. 

mêlé. 
2Iisc(.'llâiieoiigne8«,     mis-se!- 

lé'-Di-euc'-nesse,  s.  état  de  ce 

qui  est  mêlé. 
Uisccllauy,    inis'-sel-lène-i,  s. 

mélange,  m.   miscelianée,  f. 
llisccllaiiies,    mis'-sel-lène-iz, 

».  pi.  miscellanées,  œuvres  mê- 
lées, f.  pi. 
aiischÂiice,    raiss-tchannce',  s. 

dé^a-[re.  mailieur,  »i. 
niischivr,   miss'-tchifj  va.  faire 

du  mal,  nuire. 
—5  s.  mal,  malheur,  tort,  m, 
—  luaker,  s.  brouillon,  Irouble- 

fêle,  m, 
31îâclBievous,   miss^-tchi-veuce, 

a.  malicieux,  faisant  mal. 
Sliscliievously,  raiss'-lcbi-VDu- 

ce-li,  ad.   méchamment,   mali- 
cieusement. 
Mischicvousuess,     miss^-tchi- 

veuce-nesse,    s.     méchanceié, 

malice,  f.  [peut  mêler. 

MiEicililc,  mis'-si-bl,  a.    qui    se 
iUiscitâtiou,    mis-saï-té^-chou- 

ne,  5.  fausse  citation,   ^. 
Sliscfte,  mis-saïte',  va.  citer  & 

faux.  fprélention,  f. 

Alisclâiin,  miss-kléme^,  s.  fausse 
lliscoiiiputdtiou,   miss-komm- 

piou-té'-cbeuae,  s.  mécompte, 

m.  [va.  mal  juger. 

IHiscoiicéive,    raiss-konn-cive', 
Miscoucéivei],  niiss-kuQO- 

civd',  a.  mal  conçu. 
Uiscoiicéplion,   AlSsconcéit, 

miss-konn-cep'-cheune,     cite', 

i.  erreur,  fausse  opinion,  f. 
Uiscôuduct,    miss-konu'-deuk- 

te,  -s,  mauvaise  conduite,  /. 
— ,  va.  conduire  mal. 
SSiscoiijéciiire,        miss-konn- 

djnk'-lcbioure,     va.     faire   de 

fausses  conjectures. 
— ,.ç.  fausse  conjecture,  f. 
Uiccouxtrùclion,     miss-koQU- 


streuk'-choune,  j.  mauvaise  ln« 
terprétalion,  f. 

SIUcônBtrue,  r.iiss-konn'- 

striou,  va.  interpréter  mal. 

JUiscoiitinuaiice,  miss-konn- 
lin'-niou-annce,  s.  disconti- 
nuation, f, 

llBisc6u»8el,  miss-kaounn^-cel, 
vn.  donner  de  mauvais  conseils. 

Miscôunt,  miss-kaounnt',  va. 
mécompter,  mal  supputer. 

niiscâuuiiiig,  miss-kaounnt'- 
inngne,  s.  mécompte,  m. 

SIiscfL-uncc,  —  cy,  miss'-kri- 
iinnce,  ann-ci,  s    irréligion,  f. 

nii'^croaut,  miss'kri-annt,  s. 
mécréant,  infidèle,  vaurien,  m. 

lUiscrcÂle,  iUi^crentcd,  miss- 
kri-éte',  é'-ted,n.  illégitime. 

Slisdéed,  miss-dtd',  s.  méfait, 
crime,  m.  [tort. 

Misdcem,  miss-dîme',  lia.  faire 

Mi!<dcmcaii.miss-di-mine',î)«.se 
mal  comporter. 

Slisdoiiicniioiii-,  Slisdôing, 
miss-di-mi'-neur,  dô'-incgne, 
e.  forfait,  m.  mauvaise  condui- 
te, malversation,  f, 

Sliadcvôtion,  miss-di-TÔ'-cheu» 
ne,  s.  bigoterie,  f, 

Uîsdiet,  miss'-daîett,  s.  nour- 
riture qui  ne  convient  pas. 

IHiBdisiiiiguish,  miss-diss- 

tinng'-gouicbe,  va.  mal  distin- 
guer,        [niisdonc)  méfaire. 

Illisdô,  miss-doti',  vn.  (misdid, 

Slisdôcr,  miss-doti'-eur,  s,  cri- 
minel, délinquant,  m. 

llisdôubt,  miss-daoute',  vn.  se 
défiir  de.  [doute,  m. 

— ,  s.   irrésolution,    f.    soupçon, 

Uiscmplô}',  miss-emm-ploï'ji'a. 
employer  mal 

UioempItSynieul,  miss^^sim- 
ploï'-mennt,  s.  mauvais  usage, 
abus,  m.    [heureux,  misérable. 

Miser,  maï'-zeur,  a.  avare,  mal- 

Aliserable,  miz'-zeur-a-bi,  a. 
misérable,  malheureux,  avare, 
taquin,  mesquin. 

Misurableuess,  miz'-zeur~a-bl- 
nesse,  s.  misère,  avarice,  cala- 
mité, f. 


MIS 


700 


MIS 


Uiserablf .  miz'-zeur-a-bli,  ad. 
misérablemenl,  bassemenl. 

Slisery,  m:z'-zeur-i,  s.  misère, 
détresse,  avarice,  f. 

Slisosleem,  miss-^zzf -iïtae,  s. 
mépris,  m 

miscstimale,  miss-ess'-li-méle, 
va.  mal  estimer,  prisera  tort. 

mîsfâshioii,  m;ss-rache'-eune 
va.  mal  former,  défigurer. 

lUi*ii'ûrni)  miss-forme',  va.  doo- 
ner  une  mauvaise  forme. 

aiisrôrluue.  m;ss-for/-lchioune, 
s.  malheur,  m. 

Mifj^ivK.  miss-guive',ua.  (mis- 
gave,  inisgiTeii),  craindre, 
céder,  soupçonner. 

SlisgîTiiig^  miss-guiv^-inngne, 
s.  pressintiment,  doute,  jii. 
défiance,  f.  [acquis. 

Misgôticu,  miss-got'-tn,  a.  mal 

IIIis-;âvei'u,  miss-gueuv'-eurne, 
t>(i.  gouverner  mal. 

MisgdTcriied,  miss-gueuv'- 
eurnd,  a.  incivil. 

BlisgÔTeriimcnt,  miss-gueuv'- 
eurne-menot,  s.  mauvais  gou- 
vernement, déréglfment,   m. 

Slisguidauce,  miss-guaï'dann- 
cc,  s.  fausse  direction,  f. 

llIiss>"''J<-"-m''5-guaïde',!ja.  éga- 
rer, ma!  conduire. 

Hishàp,  miss-happ',  s.  contre- 
temps, malheur,  i>!. 

Uisliàppe»,  miss-bap'-pn,  vn. 
arriver  malheureusement. 

Mishéar,misshir',  va.  entendre 
mal. 

Uishnia>h,miche/-mache, s.  ga- 
limatias, salmigondis,  mé'an- 
ge,m.  [conclure  à  tort. 

Misîiifér,    miss-inn-feur',    va, 

Blisiiifôrin,  miss-inn-forme', 
va.  informer  mal. 

Bligiiiformâtioii,  miss-inn-for- 
mé'-cheune,  s.  fausse  informa- 
tion, f. 

lUisiiilérprel,  miss-inn-lour'- 
piète,  va.  interpréter  mal. 

Misiiitcrpi-etâiioii,  miss-inn- 
teur-pri-ié'-cheune,  s.  fausse 
interprétation,^,  [dremal. 

Slisj<iin,  misS'djoîoe',  va.  joia- 


Mîajûdge,     miss-djeudje',   va, 

juger  mai. 
Misiây,  iniss-lé'',  va.  (inisilaiil, 

inislaid),   égarer,  déplacer. 

Misiâ.ver,  miss-lé'-eur,  s.  celui 
qui  égare  ou   déplace. 

Misle.  missl,  l'n.  Lruiner. 

— ,  s.  bruine  f. 

Mislcad,  miss-lide',  va.  (mîs- 
led,  luisled),  séduire,  four- 
voyer. 

Misléader,  miss-li'-deur,  s.  sé- 
ducteur. 

.Vlislen,  miss'-line,  s.  méleil,  m. 

Sllslike,  raiss-laïke',  s.  désap- 
probation, aversion,  f. 

— ,  va.  désapprouver. 

Mislikcr,  miss-laï'-keur,  s.  qui 
a  de  l'aversion,  qui  désap- 
prouve. 

SlisliTe,  miss-live',î,'a.  vivre  mal. 

— ,  vn.  se  conduire  mal. 

Misuiâiiagc,  miss-mane'-idJB, 
t'a.  ménager  mal. 

Slisiuâiingement,  miss-mane''- 
idjp-mennt,  s.  mauvaise  con- 
duite, f.  [marquer. 

Misiuâi'k,  miss-marke',  va.mM 

niismûcrh,  miss-matche',  va. 
mésallier,  msl  as-ortir. 

Slisiiniue,  mi:s-néme',i'a.  nom- 
mer mal. 

Slisiiùmer,  miss-nd'-meur,  s. 
procédure  annulée  pour  prise 
d'un  faux  nom,  f. 

lUisobsérTc,  miss-ob-zeurve', 
va.  olserver  mal. 

Slisôgauiist,  mi-sog'-ga-miste, 
s.  qui   hait  le  mariage. 

Mîsogjuy,  mi-sod'-dji-ni,  s.  mi- 
sogynie, f. 

lUisôrdi-r,  miss-or'-deur,  s. 
désordre,  dérèglement,  »i. 

— ,  fa.  mettre  en  désordre,  mai 
diriger.  [ad.   irrégulier. 

iUisôi'derly,      miss-or'-deur-li  ; 

Xlispéiid,  mis-spennd',  vu. 
(Sliapeni),  dévaster,  consu- 
mer sans  profit. 

aiitipénder,  mis-spennd'-enr,«. 
prodigue,  m. 

Slispcrsuâsion,  miss-peur- 

zQué'-jeuDe,  s.  erreuri  f. 


MIS 


701 


MIS 


asispl&cc,  mis-pléce',  va.  dé- 
placer. 

Misplâciiig,iniss-pléceMnngne, 
s.  déplacement,  m. 

BIîfipôiiK,  miss-poInnK|  va. 
ponctuer  mal. 

Uispôintliig,  miss'  pôlnnt'inn 
gne,  s.  faute  dans  la  ponctua- 
tion, f. 

Uisprfnt,  miss-prinnt',  va.  fai- 
re des  fautes  d'impression. 

Uiapi-ffie,  miss-praïze',  s.  mé- 
prise   f.  mépris,  m. 

Misprision,  miss-praï'-jeune,s. 
méprise,  f. 

9Iispi'op<Srtion,  miss-prô-pôr'- 
cheune,  l'rt.  proportionner  mal. 

Misproiid,  miss-praoudc'y  a. 
qui  est  orgueilleux. 

HlKqiioiûtioii.  miss-kouô-lé'- 
cbeune,  s.  fausse  citation,  f. 

Bliiiqilôte,  miss-kouôte',  t'a.  ci- 
ter à  faux,  [mal  réciter. 

9Ii«i-ec>(p,     miss-ri-saîte',    va. 

SliBi'cckon,  miss-rek'-kn,  va. 
compter  mal. 

llîsi'éckouing,  miss-rek'-kn- 
inngne,  s.  mécompte,  m. 

Hisrelâtc,  miss-ri-léte',  va. 
rapporter  inexactement. 

niisrelàtion,  miss-ri-lé'-cheu- 
ne,  s.  relation  inexacte,  /". 

Mlsremcsnber,  miss-ri-memm'- 
beur,  l'a.  se  mal  rappeler. 

■llsrcpârt,  missri-porte^,  va. 
faire  un  faux  rapport. 

—  I,  s.  faux  rapport,  m. 

Hisrepreaéni,  miss-rep-pri- 
zennt',  va.  déguiser. 

UisreprcsentâtSuii,  miss-rep- 
pri-zenn-té'-clieune,».  faux  ex- 
posé, déguisimeiit,  m. 

lli«rûlc,  miss-rolile',  s.  confu- 
sion, /■.  désordre,  ni. 

Uiss;  misse,  s.  demoiselle,  mal- 
tresse, mademoiselle;  coucu- 
bine,  f. 

— ,  va.  manquer,  omettre,  se 
passer  de,  regretter,  faillir,  se 
tromper.  —  otie'u  mai'k, 
manquer  son  coup  —  oiie,  re- 
gretter quelqu'un,  trouver  à 
redire. 


— ,  vn,  manquer.  To  lio  mi» 
«ing,  manquer,  être  absent. 

— ,  s.  perte,  faute,  erreur,  f. 

IHi'ssal,   mis-'sal,  s.  missel,  j>i, 

niissây,  mis-sé',  va.  dire  de  tra- 
vers. 

UiBséem,  miss-stme'',  urt.âvoir 
une  fausse  apparence,  ne  pas 
convenir.  [Tir  mal. 

Slissérvi;,  mis-seurve',  va,  ser- 

Slisshnpe,  miss-chépe',  va. 
(missbapcii,  niissliapen), 
mal  former,  déformer,  défigu- 
rer. 

Slisshâpemenl,  miss-cbëpe^- 
mennl,  s.  difformité,/. 

Missile,  mis'-sile,  ».  lancé  ï  la 
main.  [se  trouve  pas. 

ÎWissiiig,  mis'-sinngne,  a. qui  ne 

niiasioii,  micbe'-eunet  s.  mis- 
sion, y'. 

aiissionnry,  —  ner,  miche'- 
eun-nar-ri,  neur,  >,  mission- 
naire, m. 

aiiasivc,  mis'-sive,  s.  lettre,  f. 
message,  présent,  messager,  m. 

— ,  a.  propre  &  être  lancé,  en- 
voyé. —  vfcapous,  armes  de 
trait,  f.  pi.  [1er  ma!. 

Mispéak,  missspike',  va.  par- 

Mis^pél^  miss-spei.  va.  (ini9> 
spelt.  misspeli),  épelur  mal. 

Uiiispéiid,  m)ss-spennd,  (luîa- 
•pciit,  misspeiil),  dépenser 
follement. 

Mi^slate,  miss-stéte',  va.  repré- 
senter à  faux. 

Uisl,  mîsie,  t;a.  obscurcir,  cou- 
vrir de  vapeur. 

—,  s.  brouillard,  bandeau,  m. 

Blislâkable,  miss-té'-ka-bl,  a. 
qu'on  peut  mal  interpréter. 

Slist&ke,  miss-téke^jS.  méprise, 
erreur,  faute,  f. 

— ,  (mislook.  inistaken),  vn. 
se  méprendre,  se  tromper. 

— ,  va.  prendre  !e  change.  — 
one^sway,  s'égarer. 

Misiâkiiigl)',  miss-té^-kinngne- 
li,  ad.  par  erreur. 

Uistéacb,  miss-titche',  t;a.  en- 
seigner mal 

Uistéll,  miss-tell',  va.diremal. 


MIT 


-02 


MOB 


Slistémper,    miss-temm'-peiir, 

va.  mélanger  mal.    [peler  mal. 

Slisiérm,    mîss-teurm',  va    ap- 

Mistriil,  miste'-roiil,  a.  bru- 
meux, couvert  de  brouillards. 

Mistimo.  missiaïme',  vn.  faire 
à  contre-lemp'î.  [penser. 

MU  ibiiik,  misslhinugk',  ra.mal 

Mi!>(iiiesH,  miss'-li-nesse,  s. 
temps  couvert,  brume,  f. 

lUistletoo,  miz'-z'/-lô,  s.  gui,  m. 

aiistlikp.  misle'-laïlie,  a.  qui 
ressemble  S  un  brouillard. 

Mistôuk,  miss-iôùke,  prêt,  de 
SSixtnkc. 

lUistrcss,  raiss^-trisse,  S.  maî- 
tresse, madame,  gouvernante, 
amante,  concul)ine,  institutri- 
ce, f 

lUistrûst,  miss-lreuste',  s.  mé- 
fiance, défiance,  crainte,  f. 

— ,  va.  soupçonner, 

!lli«trûsiriil,  miss-treusic'-foul, 
a.  méfiant. 

Blistriistriilly,  miss-treusfo' 
fou:ii,arf   avec  défiance. 

Slislrtislfiilness,  mi  ss- Ire  us- 
te'-foul-nesse,  s.  soupçon,  m. 

8Ii8tt'Û8tlcs«,  miss-treuste'-les- 
se,  n.  sans  défiance. 

nii^trûsiiiig,  miss-lreusle'-inn- 
gne,  s.   méfiance,  f. 

nii'ot}',  miss'-ti,  a.  épais,  cou- 
vert de  brouillard. 

Blisuudcrstâiid,  miss-funn- 
deur-slannd',  vu.  (misitmler- 
8lood.  inisuudei-slood),  en- 
tendre mal, 

Bli'î'uiidefstâBidiiig^  mlss- 

eunn-deur-slannd'-inngne,  s. 
raésinlelligence,  fioideur,  mé- 
prise, f. 

Uisûaage^  IHisûsc,  miss-iou'- 
zid.je,  iouze',  s.  mauvais  traile- 
ment,  abus    wi. 

—  1  va.  abuser,  maltraiter. 

Miswéeii,  miss  ouine',  U»l.  mal 
.juger,  se  défier.  [vier. 

IIIi9wéiid,miss-ouennd^,i'n.  dé- 

niite,  raaîte,  s. calandre,  mite,  ^, 

lUitigaul  mit'-ti-gannt,  a.  léni- 
tif.  [ger,  adoucir. 

Mi»igale,niil'-li-guele,  va.  miti- 


lllîiîgd«i<>n,mit-ti-fnê'-clieiine, 
s.  —  lion,  f.  adoucissement, 
soulagement,  m.      [onglel,fn. 

Miire,    maï'-teur,    s.    mitre,  f, 

Slitrod,  mai'-teurd,  a.  mitre. 

MitiL-iis,  mit'-tinnz,  s.  mitai- 
nes, A  pi.  gants  Tourrés,  m.  pi. 

lliilenl,  mit'-tennt,  n.  omettant, 
envoyant.  [dal  d'arrêt,  m, 

illiitiiniis,  mil'-ti-meuce,  s.  man- 

Mix,  Mlixt,  miks,  mikst,  va.  mê^ 
1er,  raixtionner.         [mier,  m. 

lUiii-'n,    miksn,    s.    tas    de   fu- 

mixiug,  niits'-inngne,  s-  mé- 
lange, m.  mixtion,  f. 

IMixl,  miliste,  a.  mêlé,  mixte, 

Xliiiioii,  miks'-tchéune,  f.  mix- 
tion, f. 

iUixily,  mikste'-Iiirti-Z.  pêle-mêle. 

Miiture,  miks'-tcbioure,  s.  mé- 
lange, m.  mixiion,  f. 

Bloziuaxe,  mlï'-méïe,  s.  laby- 
rinthe, m.  confusion,  f 

lUizzpii,  miz'-zn,  s.  le  mât  d'ar- 
timon, m.  —  iop  masl,  per- 
roquet d'artimiin,  m. 

SIi'zzU-,  miz'-'.l,  va.  bruiner. 
Mizzliiig-raiii,  s.  bruine,  f. 

lUiiL'inôiiics,  ni-mon'-niks,  s. 
la  mnémonique,  f.        [plorer. 

SIoiiii,  mono,  va    gémir  sur,  dè- 

—5  vn.  gémir,  se  lamenter. 

—1  s.  gémissement,  m.  plainte,  f. 

Slôaufiil,  môue'-foul,  a.  lugu 
bre,  triste,  plaintif. 

IMIùanriilly.  mône'-fûul-li,  ad. 
d'un  ton  plaintif. 

lUont.  m5te,  s.  fossé  autour  d'un 
châlcau,  m. 

—  ,  va.  entouré  de  fossés. 
»JoI»,mobe,  s.  (ouïe, populace,/. 
niub,  —  cape,  s.  coiffe,  cornet- 
te, f.  [lever. 

—  ,  va.   outrager,  insulter,    sou- 
HIôljbiBh,  mob'-biche,  a.  tumul- 
tueux, vil,   grossier. 

Môbblc,  môb^-bl,  va.  habillsr 
grossièrement   alfubler. 

lUubby.  mob'-bi,  s.  boisson  fa>- 
te  avec  des  pommes  de  terre. 

Slôbilc.  mô'-bile,  s.  populace,^, 
vulgaire,  mobile,  m. 

llobilit}',  mô-biK-li-ti.  s,  —  litég 


MOD 


703 


MOH 


légèreté,  inconstance,  racaille, 

populace,  f. 
Uôckostoiie,  ni6'-k6-st6ne,  s. 

espèce  d'agate,  /- 
Block,  mok,  s.  jouet,  r,..  fisée,/. 
— ,  a.  burlesque,  faux. 

—  kiug,  s,  roi  de  carte,  m. 

—  Iioein,s.  poème  burlesque,  m. 

—  praîse,  s.  contre-vérité,  /". 

—  pi'ophet,  s.  faux  prophète, în. 

—  shade,  S.  déclin   du  jour,  VI. 

—  slj  le,  s,  style  comique,  Hi. 

—  TeUet,  s.  tripe  de  -velours, 
—,  va.   rire    de,   railler,  trom- 
per, ridiculiser. 

— ,  vn.  se  moquer,  se  rire  de. 

Blôckablc.  mok'-ka-bl,a.risiMe, 
étoffe  de  laine.         [grolefque. 

Slôckadoes,     mok'-ka-doz,     s. 

ai<Scker,mok'-keur,  a.  moqueur. 

Slôckerjr,  mok''-keur-i,  t.  mo- 
querie, f. 

Kôckiug  bii'd,  mok'-kinngne- 
beurde,  s.  oiseau  moqueur,  m. 

Blûckiuglj',  mok'-kinngne-li, 
ad.  en  se  moquant. 

Blûckiiig-stock,  mok-'-kinn- 
gne-stok,  s.  risée,  f. 

lUôdal,  mô'-dal,  a.  gui  con- 
cerne la  forme. 

Uodâlity,  mô-daK-Ii-tl,  s.  diffé- 
rence accidentelle,  f. 

Uode,  mode,  ».  fagon,  mode, 
manière,  f.  [m. 

Môdel,mod'-del, s.  modèle, plan, 

— .  va.  mouler,  modeler,  tracer. 

lUôdcIler,  mod'-del-leur,  s.  in- 
venteur, dessinateur,  m. 

Slôderate,  mod'-der-éte,  a.  mo- 
déré, sage,  modique,  médiocre. 

— iVa,  modérer,  adoucir. 

Blôdcratcly.  mod'-der-éte-li, 
ad.  modérément. 

ftloderaleuejis,  mod'^-der-éte- 
nesse,  s.  modération,  f. 

UuderâlBOii,  mod-der-é^-cheu- 
ne,  s.  —  lion,  retenue,  sobrié- 
té,  f. 

Moacr&lor,  -  Irix,  mod-der- 
é'-teur,  é-trikse,  s.  modéra- 
teur, trice. 

Uôdei'ii,  mod''-deurn,  a.  mo- 
derne. 


Modems,  modz-deumi,  ».  les 
modernes,  m.  pi. 

Alôdcriiize.  mod'-deurn-naize, 
va.  rendre  moderue. 

iBéderuiiess,  mod'-deurn-nes» 
se,  s.  nouveauté,  f. 

Môdosi.mod'-deste,  a.  modeste. 

Môdestl}',  mod'-deste-li,  ad, 
modestement. 

niôdcsljr,  mod'-dess-ti,  s.  mo- 
destie, pudeur,  retenue,  f.  — 
pièce,  s.  guimpe,  f, 

Alôdiciim,  mod'-di-keume,  s. 
petit  morceau,  tant  soit  peu, 
m   pitance,  /, 

uôdiCable,  mod''-âi-fai-a-bl,  a. 
qui   peut  êlie  modifié 

lUodificaliou,  mod-di  fî-ké^- 
clieune,  s.  —  tion,  f.  mode^ 
tempérament,  m. 

aiôdiOcaiive,  mod'-di-fiké-li- 
ve,  a.  —  tif. 

Uàdiry,  mod'-di-faï,  va.  modi- 
fier, limiter,  adoucir. 

Môdirjiig,  mod'-di-faï-inngne, 
s.  modification,  f. 

Uodilliou,  mô-dil'-jeune,s.mo- 
dillon,  m.  [de 

Môdisb,  mô'-diche,  a.  à  la  mo- 

niodisbly,  mô'-diche-li,  ad.  & 
la  mode. 

AlodiNbiiess,  mô^-diclie-nesse, 
s.  affectation  de  suivre  la  mo- 
de. A 

Uôdiilate,  mod'-iou-léle  or 
mod'-djiou-léte,  va.  chanter 
avec  mesure,  moduler. 

ModulÂiîoBi,  mod-iou-lé'^-cheu- 
ne,  s.  —  lion, /.      [— teur,m.. 

Slôdulator,  mod'-iou-lé-teur,  s. 

Module,  mod'-ioule,  s.  module, 
m. 

Môdiia,  mô'-deuce,  s.  compen- 
sation des  dimes,  f.  abonne- 
ment, m.  [j)j. 

Modnall,  mod'-ouall,  s.  pivert, 

Mobair,  mô'-liére,  s.  étoffe  faite 
de  poil  de  chameau  ou  de  tout 
autre  poil. 

Môttock,  mô'-hok,  s.  les  Mo- 
bawks,  nom  d'une  tribu  indien- 
ne de  l'Ainériquc,  connue  pour 
sa  férocité,  donné,  sous  le  rè- 


MOM 


704 


MON 


gne  de  la  reine  Anne,  à  des 
Landilsqu)  infestaient  Londres. 

aiôietj'.  moï'-i-li,  s.  moitié,  f. 

Bloil,  moïl,  va.  salir  de  boue, 
user. 

— ,  m.  se  fatiguer,  s*échîner.  To 
loil  and  uioil,  suer  sang  et 
eau.  [mide. 

RIoi»t,  mofsie,    a,    moite,    bu- 

JUoisten,  moî'-sn,  va.  humec- 
ter, rendre  humide. 

lUôisicner,  moï'-sn-eur,  <.  ce- 
lui qui  humecie- 

Môislncss,  moïsle'-nesse,  s.hu- 
midilé,  f.        [moiteur,  sève,  f, 

MâUtiire,     moîss'-tcliioure,    s. 

Môlar,  mo'-lar,  .1.  molaire. 

lUolàBscs,  UolÔHscs,  mô-Ias^- 
seï,  los'-sez;  s.  mélasse,  f. 

Uule.  môle,  s.  môe,»!.  digue,  je- 
tée,;'.; grain  de  beauté, >>'.  môle, 
fausse  conception;  taupe,/'. 

—  rast,  —  hill,  s.  taupinière,  A 

—  cntclicr,  s.  taupier,  )n. 

—  track,  s.  traiuée  de  taupe,  ^ 

—  trap,  s.taupièie,  f. 

—  -warp,  s.  taupe,  f. 
aiôlc-cule,  mol'-i-kioule,  s.  mo- 
lécule, f.  [ter,  chagriner, 

}IIolës(,    mô-leste',   va.     moles- 

Bloleslniion,  mol-ess-lé'-cheu- 
ne,  s.  fâcherie,  vexation,^. 

aïoléaier,  mô-lesle'-eur,  s.  ce- 
lui qui  vexe,  ch.Tgrine,  »)!• 

JUollictii,  mol'-vennt,  a.  émoU 
lient, 

SlôlliOnble,  mol'-li-fal-a-bl,  a. 
qui  se  peut  amollir. 

Hôllifiraiive.mol'-Ii-fi-ka-tiTC, 
a.  émollient. 

UolliCcâiion,  mol  li-fi-ké'- 
cheune,s,  l'action  d'amollir,^, 
adoucissement,  m. 

WlàWity,  mol'-li-fal,  va.  amollir, 
modifier,  adoucir. 

U6l(eii.  oiôl'-tn.  ;j(7r{.dellell. 

—,  a.  de  foute,  foudu. 

Slôuie,  môme,  s.  sot,  bûcbe 
(pers.);  poteau,  m. 

Slémcut,  md'-menn(,  s.  mo- 
ment, »!.  importance.  (. 

Homeiitâiieuiis,  ASômentary, 
m6-meDii-të'-ni-euce,        mô^- 


monn-ta-rl,a.  momentané,  pas- 
sager, [a.  important 

AloméiitoiiS)    mô-menn^-teuce 

aiommerj-,    meum'-meur-i, 
fête  de  carnaval,  mascarade,  f. 

Slônncbal.  mou'-na-kal,  a.  mo- 
nastique. 

Uôiiachiam,  mon'-na-kizm  s. 
vie  monastique,  f. 

Slôiiad,  Slùiiade,  mS'-nad  OT 
mou'-nade,  s,  monade,  f. 

aiônai'ch,  mon/-nark,s.  monar- 
que, m, 

—  likc,  nd.  en  monarque. 
lUoiiâi-chal,  mO-nar'-kal,  a.  da 

monarque,  royal. 

Slau.^rcliical,  —  cbic,  mô- 
nar'-kikal,  mô-nar'-kik,  a.  mo- 
narcliique. 

.Uôiiarcbize,mon  nar-ka!ze,vn. 
gouverner,  faire  le  roi. 

3I69iarcby,  mon^-nar-kî,  s.  mo- 
narchie, f. 

Môtiastery,  mon'-nas-ter-ri,  ». 
couvent,  monastère,  m. 

Uoiiàsiic,  —  tikal,  mfi-nass'- 
tik,  ti-kal.  n.  monastique. 

lUouiisticall),  mô-nass'-ti-kal- 
li,  (td.  —  qùemenl,  en  reclus. 

Môiid.ij',  meunn'-di,s.  lundi, m 

tUôney,  meune'-i,  s.  argent,  m. 
monnaie,  f.  bien,  m  —  bag, 
sachet  d'argent,  m  Bras»  — , 
monnaie  de  billoo,  f.  Ear- 
ne»»  —,  arches,  f.  Heady  — , 
argent  comptant,  m,  —  bills, 
édits  bursaux,  m.  }il. 

—  cbuiiger,  s.  changeur, m. 

—  iuai(er,s,  compte,  m. 

—  scriveuer,  s.  homme  d'i( 
fa  ires,  m. 

nioiiejed,  a,  ppcunienx. 

lUoufyleHS,  a.  sans  argent, 

aïoiigcorn,  meunng'-korn,  (. 
méteil,  m. 

1116iiger,meunng'-gueur,s.  mar- 
chand, débitant,»!.  lemolMon- 
ger  ne  s'emploie  que  dans  les 
composés  Fish  —,  marchand 
de  poisson,  Iroii  — .marchand 
de  fer  [métis,  créole. 

Môiigrel,    meunng'-gril,    a.    t. 

ai0uish,mon'-Qicbe,  va.  avertir. 


MON 


705 


MOO 


H6iiislicr,    moii'-Dlch«-eur,   (. 

moniteur,  m. 

lUoiiition,  mô  nlche'-eune,  ». 
averlissement.in.  exhorlalion/. 

Uôiiitor,  mon'-ni-teur,  s,  mo- 
niteur,instrucleur,  censeur  m, 

Slôiiitory,  mon'-DÎ-teur-i,  s, 
monitoire,  averlissemeni,  m.. 

— , (i. d'avertissement,  monitoire. 

—  letlers,  lettres  monitoires. 
Bloiik.  meunngkjS.  moine,  m. 
niôiikcj',  meuangk'-ki,  s.  singe, 

m.  guenon,  f, 

—  ti'ickfS.  singerie,^. 
Uûiikery,  meunngk'-keur-i,   s. 

profession,    esprit  des  moines. 
Blôiikisb,    meunngk'-kiche,    a. 

monacal.    —    life,   ».    -vie    de 

moines,  f. 
Bloiiocbord,  mon'-nS-korde,  a. 

monocorde. 
Moiiôrular,  —  loua,  mfl-nok'- 

Uou-lar,  kiou-leuce,  s.  borgne, 

71!. 

Mûiiody^  mon^-nô-dl,  ».  mono- 

die,  f. 
Uonâgamist,    mô  nog'-ga-mis- 

te,  s.  —  misie,  m. 
UoiiÛKuni)',    mô-nog'-ga-mi,  s. 

—  garnie,  f. 
UûiiogfaïUf        mon'-no-grame, 

s.  —  gramme,  chiBTie,  m. 
Uôuologiie,  mon'-nô-logue,   ». 

soliloque,  monologue,  9)i. 
Bloiiôpctulous,     mon-uô-pet'- 

ta-leuce,  ((.  —  pétale 
Hoiiôpulist,     mô-Dop'-po-liste, 

s.  monopoleur. 
Houôpolize,    md-nop'-pA-laïzo, 

ta    faire  un    monopole,    acca- 
parer. 
|IoiiôpoIj-,mônop'p4-li,  »  mo- 

no|iole,  accaparement,  ?n, 
Bloiioptote,      mô-nop''.  tôte,    s. 

nom  qui  n'a  qu'un  cas,  m. 
Uoiiosj'ilalile.   mon-nô-silz-la- 

bl,  s.  monosyllalie^  m. 
UoiiétonoiiH.    mô-note'-6-neu- 

ce,  n.  monotone. 
BIoiiétoKy,      mô-nole'-ft-ni,    ». 

m-iuilonie,  /'. 
Uuii<.6oti,        monn-sdune^,      ». 

mousson,  /*.  veut  régulier,  m. 


Môiigtcr,  raonn'-sleur,  ».  mon^ 

tre,  ni.  [s.  monslruosilé, /• 

IHoiistrësit)',  monn-stros'-si-ti, 
Môii<4trouB,    monn^-streuce,  a. 

monstrueux. 
lloiisiroiisl}',  monn'streuce-II, 

nil.  monsirueusemenl. 
IMoiistroiisnoBs,     monn'-streu- 

ce-nesse,  ».  monstruosité,^. 
lUôniero,    monn'-ler-6,  ».  cas- 

quelle  d'écujer,  f. 
Moiiib,  meunnlh,  ».  mois,  m. 
— 's-iniiid.  s   désir  ardent,  m. 
Môaiilil)',  meunnth'-li,  a.  men- 
— .  <id    tour,  les  mois.  [suel. 

Uoiitôir,  monnt-ouâr,   ».   mon- 

loir.  [s.  monument,  tn. 

lUonumciil,  mon'-niou-menntf 
MoKuinéiital,  mon-niou-menn'- 

tal,  II.   monumental,  de  monu- 
ment, immémorial. 
Muod,    môùde,  ».    humeur,    f, 

mode,  ïrt. 
Môiidiiiess,    môù'-di-nesse,    ». 

mauvaise  humeur,  f. 
Slôody,  moù'-di,  a.  fantasque. 
niooii,  moline    ».  lune,  f. 

—  beani,s,  rayon  lunaire,  m. 

—  cair,  s.  monstre,  faux  germa, 
benêt,  m. 

—  ejcd,    ((,  lunatique. 

—  light,  —  sbliie,  s.   clair  de 
lune.  m.  [la  lune 

—  ligb»,— «biny, a.  éclairé  par 

—  Biriick,a.  lunaiique.  [obscur. 
MiiuuLcss,  môùne'-lesse,  a. 
Mitouf,  moTine'-i,  a.  semblable 

à  la  lune. 
lUoor,    mo'ùr,    ».    lande,  f,  ma- 
rais, m.  more,  mauresque. 
— ,  va.    amarrer.  —  aci-oss,  af- 
— ,  vn.  s'amarrer.  [fourcher 

môoi-beii,  mdur^'henn,  s.  poule 
d'eau.  /■,  [marrage,  m. 

Alôoriiig,    m(îur'-inngne,    s.  a- 
Mùorish,    niodry,  mour^-iche, 
i,    a.    marécageux,     moresque, 
de  more,  noir. 
Slôorland,  moùr'-Iannd,  s.payi 

marecaveux,  m. 
Mô«i-stoi»e.  moùr^-sl6ne,s.  sor- 
te de  gianiie,  ^.    [d'A-nérique. 
SIoosO}  moùse,    ».  graud    dais 

45 


MOR 


706 


MOR 


Hoot)  môtiiA,  s.  dispute  de  droit, 
f.  ,  [droit,  f. 

—  case^  —  poîut. 5.  question  de 

—  bail,  9.  salle  où  se  fout  les 
disputes  de  droit,  f, 

— 1    va.   discuier    un    point    de 

droit  pour  s'exercer, 
Môoifd.mdulp'-ed,  a,  déraciné. 
Uôoler,    iiidùte'-eur,    5.   dishu- 

teur  de  droit,  ni,  [la\er. 

Uop,  mop,  va.  balayer,  netlojer. 

—  ,  s    torchon,  balai,  m. 
~,  vu.  rêver,  s'abéiir. 
Mope,ni6pp,s.  souche,  ^héhêté. 

—  ejed,  «.court de  vue,  borgne. 
Hôppei,    Uùpaey,     mop'-pitt, 

mop'-ci,fi.  poupée,^. 

Môpu».  nto^-peuce,  s.voy.  ]llo« 

Blôi-al,  mor'-rai,  a.  moral    [pe. 

— ,  s.  moral,  m.  [raliste,  m. 

Uôfalist,  nior'-raI-!iste,  s.   mo- 

BIoràlitf,niâ-ral/-li-ti,  s.  mora- 
lité, /.  [re  de  la  morale. 

Blôralive,  mor^-ral-alze,  va.  fai- 

— ,  vn.  moraliser. 

Uôralizer,  mor'-ral-aî-zeur,  s. 
moraliseur,  m.  [iement. 

nôrall;,  mor'-ral-li,  ad,  mora- 

Blàrals,  mor'-ralz,  8.  moeurs,  /. 
pi    morale,  f. 

aiorâsB,  mA-rass',  s.  marais,  m. 

Blôrbide,  mor'-bide,  a.  mala- 
dif, malade.  [maladie,  f 

Môrbidiicsa,  mor'-bide-nesse,s. 

Uorbifie,  —  cal,  mor-bif'-fik, 
fi-kal,  a.  morbiflque. 

Bloi'liôscmor-bôze/, a.  morbide. 

aiordâclous,  mor-dé'-cbeuce, 
a,  mordant.  [dacilé,  /, 

Mordâcily.mor-das'-5i-ti,s.mor- 

Môrdaul,  aiordicaut  mor'- 
dannt,  mor'-di-liannt,  a,  mor- 
dant, corrosif. 

Uordicâiiou.  mordi-ké'-cheu- 
ne,  s.  corrosion,  f. 

Hore,  màre,u>i,  plus,  davantage. 
—  aud,  déplus  en  plus,  tou- 
jours. WcTor  — ,  jamais,  IVo  — , 
pas  davantage.  Ouce  — , encore 
une  fois,  The  —  bo,  bo  — 
tbe  more,  d'autant  plus. 

— ,  s.  plus.        [^péce  de  cerise,  f, 

Uorél,  mt-rel'i  s,  morelle,  es- 


aidreland,  môre'-lannd,  t.  ter- 
rain montagneux,  yn, 

Moi-eôvcr,  môre-ô'-veur,  a.  de 
plus,  outre  cela,  d'ailleurs. 

niorigerous,  mô-rid'-t!jer-euce, 
a.  obéissant.  [casque,  ïH 

Môrioii,  mô'-ri-eune,  s.  morion, 

SIoriHco,  mô-riss'-kô,  s,  celui 
qui  danse  la   moresque. 

Illôriing,  Môrlliiig.  mor^-linn- 
goe,  morlt'-liniigne,  s.  laine 
d'une  brebis  morte,  /. 

Slérkin,  mor'-kine,  s.  bSte 
moite,  f. 

EHorn,  Môriiiug.mornD,  mor'- 
ninngne,  s.  matin,  m,  mati- 
née, aurore,  f, 

—  gonii,  s.  robe  de  chambre,  f. 

—  etar.  s,  étoile  du  matin,  f, 
aïoi'ôcco,  niô-rok'-ko,  s.  maro- 
quin, »/!. 

Slorôsc,  mô-rAze',  a.  chagrin, 
hargneux,  bourru. 

Morosclj. m6-rôse'-li,nd.  d'une 
manière  chagrine. 

BIoroscticSB,  Sloi-ÔRily,  mô- 
rôse^-nesse,  mô-ros'-si-ti,  s.  ai* 
greur,  /.  caprice,  m,  morosi- 
té, f. 

Hàrplicw,  mor/-fiou,  s  dartres 
farineuses,  /.  pi, 

Uôrris-dancu,  mor'-riss-dann- 
ce,  or  Sloiisco,  moresque, 
danse  moresque, 

Uorris-daucer,  mor'-riss- 

dann-ceur,  >.  danseur  mcres- 
que. 

■lôrrow,  mor'-rft,  ad.  demain. 
Good  —,  bonjour,  m.  Ou  the 
—,  le  lendemain.  To  —,  de- 
main.' Tbe  day  after  to  —, 
après-demain. 

lUorse.  morce,  s.  morse,  m. 

aiorsel,  mor'-cil,  $.  morcean, 
m.  bouchée,  f.  [sure,  f, 

Slôrsui'c,  mor'-chioure,s.  mor- 

.Uoi'l,  mortt,s.  hallali,  m. 

Slôrial.  mor'-tal,  a,  s.  mortel. 

sioi'tâliiy,  mor-taK-li-li,  s. moi' 
talité,  mort,  f. 

Hôrtully.  mor'-tal-li,  ad  mor- 
tellement, àmort.  [m, 

nôrtar)   mor'-teur,  s.  mortieri 


MOT 


707 


MOU 


III6r<gnge,  mor'-guédje,  s.  hy- 

pollièque,  f. 
— 1  va.  hypothéquer. 
Blorign^cc,      mor-gué-djl',    a. 

hypolhécaire. 
Blortgagcr,    mor-gué-djeur',  s. 

celui  qui  a  hypothéqué,  tn. 
UortifcrouB^  mor-iif^-fer-euce^ 

a.  mortel,  mortifère. 
Hortiac&tion,        mor-ti-B-ké''' 

cheune,   s.  —  tien,    gangrène 

macération,    pénitence,   hiimi 

liation,  f.  (fier,  affliger 

Slôrtif),  mor/-ti-faî,  va.  morti 
— ;  vn.    se   corrompre,    se    gan 

grener,  se  mortifier.  [f. 

Uôriisc,  mor'-tice,  s.  mortaise 
— .  va.  emmorlaiser. 
SIériinain,       morte-'-mène,     s 

main-morte,  f.  [gondis,  m. 
Hôrtroiis,  môr''-treî;se,  s.  salmi 
Uôrluar)',  mor'-lchiou-ar-ri,  s 

droit  d'enlerrement,  legs  à  l'é 

glise    paroissiale,  en    cnmpen 

sation  des  dîmes  et   redevance; 

qui  n'ont  pas  été  acquittées,  m 
— 5  a.  mortuaire, 
Blosâic,  mô-zé''-ik,  a.  Mosaïque 
Bloschétio,       moss-ki'-tô,      s 

moustique,  m. 
nosqiic,  mosk,s.  mosquée,/. 
lUoss,  mos?e,  s   mousse,  f. 
— 1  ua.  couvrir  de   mousse. 
^,  s.  marais,  m. 

—  luud,  s.  tourbière,  f, 
Uôssy,  mos'-si,«.  moussu. 

—  grouiid,  s.  pelouse,  f. 
Uost,    môste,    a,     le    plus,   la 

plupart. 

—,  ad.  le  plus,  très,  fort. 

— ,  s  le  plus,  la  plus  haute  va- 
leur, la  plus  gr-ande  qnaoti- 
té,  etc.  [m. 

Uéstic,  mos5'-lik,s.  appui-main. 

Hôstly,  môste'-li,  ad.  en  gêné 
rai,  pour  la  plupart. 

Motûiion,  m6-té'-cbeune,  s 
mouvement,  w-  act.  de  mou 
voir. 

Slote,  mSte,  s.  atome,  f£tu, 
m.  fosse  ;   assemlilée,  f. 

gôlella,môMet-lA,  s.  motet,  m. 

Hoih,  motb,  i.  teigoe,  f. 


lloili-caten,  a  rongé  de  teigne> 
niôtlior,  meui/i'^enr,    s.    mère, 

lie,  f.  (of  beeror  oil),  moissis- 

sure,/. 

—  iii-lunr,  s.  belle-mère,  f. 

—  of  pearl,  s   nacre  de  perle, /. 
— ,  a.  natal,  maternel. 

—  country,  s.  mère-calrie,  f. 
pays  natal,  m. 

— ,  va.  servir  de  mère» 

— <t»i.  se  charger  de  lie,  se  moisir. 

Slôlherhood,  meuf/i'-eur-hou- 
de,  s.  maternité,   f- 

niôihci'less,  meui/i'-eur-IessB, 
a.  sans  mère. 

Uôtkerly,  meui/i'-eurli,  a.  ma- 
ternel, en  mère, 

Blôthery,  meu(/t'-eur-i,  a.  moi- 
si, épais,  chargé  de  lie. 

niôtker-wort,  meui/i'-eur-ouor- 
le,  s.  matricairo,  f, 

môihwort,  moth''-ouorte,  s. 
(bo  )  armoise,/'.  [teigne. 

Ilôtby,    molh'-i,    a.    plein    da 

Mdtiou,  mô'-cheune,  s.  mouve- 
ment, m.  proposition,  ouver- 
ture, /.  avis,  m.  sollicitation, 
quadrature  d'une  montre,  /. 

— ,  va.  proposer,  mettre  sur  le 
tapis. 

Môiiouer,  mô'-cheune-eur,  s. 
celui  qui  propose  unechose,))i. 

Hlôiioiiicsa,  mô'-cheune-lesse, 
a.  immobile. 

Motive,  mô'-tive,  s.   motif,  m. 

— ,  a.  moteur,  motrice. 

UotiTiiy,  mô-tiv'-i-ti,  s.  puis- 
sance de  mouvoir.  [mêlé. 

BIôilc)',    mott'-li,     a.    bigarré, 

niôlur,  mô'-lor,  «.  moteur,  m. 

Mono,  mot'-tô,  S.  devise,  /. 
mot,  m. 

iUuuld,  mSld,  s.  moule,  matri- 
ce ;  terreau,  m,  terre  végétale; 
moisissure,  /. 

— »  l'a.  mouler,  former,  modeler. 

— .  un,  se  mouler,  se  former  ;  sa 
moisir;  se    réduire  en  pomlre. 

tUôiilder,  môld'-enr,  va.  réduire 
eo  poudre,  moudre,      [dépérir. 

— ,  un.  se  réduire  en   poussière, 

Uàuidercr,  môld'-eur-eur,  •. 
mouleur,  m. 


MOU 


708 


MOW 


Iil6iil<liiic8s,  m&IMi-nesse,  s. 
moisi-^sure,  f. 

Blôiililiiig,  môld'-inogne,  s. 
mo  iliire,  /.  impolie,  m. 

Blouiilnarp,  mâld''-ûuarpe,  s. 
taupe,  [. 

niôiihl).  môi'-di,a.  moisi. 

Bloult,  mô:(o,  va.  muer. 

Bléalior,  môlle'-eur,  s.  jeune 
canard  en  mue.  [mue,  f. 

niouliiiig,      môlteMnogne,     s. 

Slauiich,  meuDDcbe,  vn.  man- 
ger. 

niouiidi  maounnd,  va.  forlilicr 
par  un  rempart,  par  une  le\ée, 

—,  s.  le-vée,  /'.rempart,  m. 

BIoiiiK,  miiouDot,  s.  mont,  })i. 

— ,  va.  mouler,  élever. 

— ,  vn.  monter,  s'élever. 

Mountain,  maounn'-téne,  ». 
montagne,  f. 

Sluiiiitaiiicer,  maoun-téne-Ir^, 
i'.  mûnt;igiiard. 

BIoûiituiMous,  maounn'-téne- 
euce,«.  montagneux,  de  mon- 
tagnes, [montant, 

Sloùiitaiil,    maounD'-lanut,    a. 

nioùiitvbauk,  maounn'-ti- 

liannk,  s.  charlatan,  m. 

Bloùiitcd.  maouDr./-led,  a.  por- 
tant,muni  de.     [lui  qui  monte. 

nioùii'cr,  maounn'-leur,  s.  ce- 

Sluàiity,  maounn'-ti,  s.  essor 
du  faucon. 

Uoiii'ii,  môrne,  vn.  pleurer,  se 
lamenter,  porter  le  deuil. 

—,i;n.  pleurer, lamenter, déplorer. 

Uôuruci',  môin'-eur,  s.  pli'u- 
reur,qui  porte  ledeuil,m.C'Ui<-'r 
— ,  s.  celui  qui  mène  le  deuil, 
}7î.  [te,  lugubre,  faial. 

Bliiriiful,  môrne'-foul,  a    tris- 

Bliiriiriilncss,  môrne'-foul- 
nesse,»    tristesse,  f. 

Uôiiriifull}',  môrne'-foul-li,  ad. 
d'un  air,  ou  d'une  manière  lu- 
gubre. 
M<>»i'">"gi  môrn'-inngne,  s. 
deuil,  m.  Firet  —,  s.  grand 
deuil,  m.  Socoiid  —,  s.  petit 
deuil,  7)!. 
mùiii'uiiigif.  môrn^-iongnc-li 
dd.  d'us  air  lugubre. 


Mousc,  maouze  [pi.  lUIce),  t» 
souris,  f.  Dor  — ,s.  loir,  m. 
Field— ,  s.  mulot,  m. 

—  eui'.  s.  piloselle,/'. 

—  bold,  s.  trou  de  souris,  TH, 
~  trup,  s.  souricière,  f. 

—  ,  vn   prendre  des  souris. 
»3i>iizer,    maouze'-eur,    (.   un 

bon  chat,  m. 
Sloutb,  maouth,  s.  bouche,  guea- 
lo, entrée,  oraboucbure,  ^.  troa, 
m.  Wry  —,  grimace,  moue, 
f.  To  make—, faire  la  moue, 
faire  des  grimaces. 

—  ri'i»iid,s.  faux  ami.  {pi. 

—  houoiir,   s. égards  feints,  m, 

—  ,t'a.  maoufft, happer,  mâcher; 
crier,  déclamer,  insulter. 

— ,  t»!.  crier,  brailler,  gueuler. 

Hloûibrul,  maoutb'-roul,  s,  bou- 
chée, f. 

Moûthcr,  maoufA'-eur,  s.  brail- 
leur,  m. 

lUuûihiug,  maoufV-inngne,  •• 
criaillerie,  déclamation,  f. 

.Vloûihless,  maoutb'-lesse,  a. 
sans  bouche. 

Movo,  mouve,  va.  remuer,  mou- 
voir, agiter,  déménager,  sollici- 
ter, émouvoir,  proposer,  met- 
tre sur  le  tapis,  mettre  en  co- 
lère, [place. 

— ,  vn.  se   mouvoir,  changer  da 

—  off,  décamper. 
MôYcaiflc,  mouv^-a-bl,  a,   mo- 
bile. To  make,  —  ameublir. 

UÔTcabloiiess,  mouv'-a-bl- 
nesse   s.  mo'ùilité,  f. 

niôvcables,  mouv'  a-blz,  biens 
meubles,  m.  pi.  mobilier,  m. 

luâwoablj,  mouv'-a-bli,  ad. 
d'une  manière  mobile. 

Ill6v«leB8,  mouv'-lesse,  a.  im- 
mobile, [mouvement,  m. 

nïovemeut,     mouv^-mennt,    ». 

siôver,  mou'-veur,  s.  moteur, 
celui  qui  fait  une  motion,  m. 

niôtiiig,  mou'-vinngne,  a.  tou- 
chant, fort,  per.=nasif,  atten- 
drissant, [pathétiquement. 

Mâi>iiigly<  ûiou'-vinngne-li,ad. 

Muw,  maou,s.  grange,  meule,/. 

BIow,  mû,  va,   vn.   (mowcd. 


MUD 


709 


MUL 


momi,  mowed),  faucher- 
moissonner.  [le. 

—,  ua.  cngrarger,metlrcen  meu- 

—,  s.  moue,  f. 

— ,i'n.  faire  la  moue. 

Héwbiirii,  maou'-beurn,  vn. 
fcrmtDter  dans  la  meule. 

Blôner,  mô'-eur,j.  faucheur, >n. 

Uôwiiis,  mi'-inngne,  s.  fau- 
chage, m. 

—  time.  s.  fauchaison,  m. 
Mowii,pii77    de  Mow. 
Slôxa,   BIuxo,   mok''-sa,  so,   s 

moxa,m. 

Moyio,  muîle,  s.  mulet,  m. 

Mucb,  meulche.  nd.  beaucoup, 
bien,  fort,  grand.  As  —,  au- 
tant. Ilow— îcombien?  Foras 
—  n»,  d'aulanl  que.  So  — , 
Tbus  —,  autant,  tout  aulant. 

—  ,  s.  grande  quaniiié,  chose  peu 
commune-  To  niult,e  —  of, 
faire  amitié  à  quelqu'un,  atoir 
des  égards  pour  lui. 

—,  a.    beaucoup  de,  grand.   — 

«îmc,  longtemps. 
IHûcitl,  miou'-cid,  a.  moisi. 
Blûcidiiess,  miou'-cid-nesse,  s. 

moisissure,^.  [cilage,  m. 

Mûcilnge.  miou^-ci  lëdje.  s  mu- 
Uucilâgiuous,      miou'-ci-lad'- 

djine-euce,  a.  —  neux. 
Sluck,    meuk,    $.   fumier,    m. 

fiente,  f.' 

—  hill,  s.  tas  de  fumier,  m. 

—  TOorm,  ».  ver  de  fumier, 
— ,  va.  fumer  la  terre  [ladre,  m 
Blûckiiider,     meuk'-iun-deur, 

s.  mouchoir,  m. 
niûckiiicss,  meuk'-ki-nesse,  s. 

salelé,  f. 
Mûckle.  meuk'-kl,  a.  beaucoup. 
Mûcky,  raeU''-ki,  a   sale, 
Uncoiis,     aiûciileiit,    miou'- 

keuce,  kiou-lonnt,  a.  glaireux. 
Slùcousiic^s,  miou'-keuce-ncs- 

se^  5.  mucosité,  état  muqueux. 
Mucus,  niiou^-keuce,  s.  morve, 

glaire,  f.  [vase,  f. 

&lud,  meudd,  s.  boue,  bourbe, 
—,  va.  ensevelir  dans   la  boue, 

dans  la  vase  ;  couvrir  defaage; 

troubler. 


Slûddiucss,  mcud'-di-nesse,  ». 

état  d'une  liqueur  trouble,  air 

.«ombre,  m.  [ment. 

IVIiidilily,  meud'-di-lî,  arf.  sale- 
lUi'iddlo,  meud'-dl,  va.  hébéler, 

Iroubler. 
Hiiddj,    meud'-di,   a.   boueux, 

bourbeux,  fangeux,  [pide. 

—  kvadcd,  a.  hébété,  lourd,  stu- 
—,  voy.  Mud. 
!lliid»ucker,meudd'-seuk-keur, 

s.  mouette,  f.  [chis,  in. 

IHiidwnll,  meudd'-ouâii,  s.  tor- 

Miidwalliiig.mcudd'-ouâl-linn- 
gne,  s,  bousillage,  m. 

Miie.miou,r7z.  muer,j'07/.Mcwr. 

.Vliiir,  meuff,  s.   mauchon,  m. 

Miirnu,  meuf'-fine,  s.  muffin 
(râteau),  m.  galette,  f. 

Slûrfle,  meuf'-fl,  va  emmitou- 
fler ;  envelopper;  couvrir  d'un 
bandeau,  aveugler. 

— •  s.  mouffle,  f. 

SlûrOer,  meuf-Deur,».  menton- 
nière, /.  bandeau,  voile,  m. 

Mi'ifti,  meuf'-ti,  s.  mufii,  m, 

Miig,  meug,  s.  pot,  gobelet,  m. 

—  houso,  s.  cabaret  borgne,  in. 
Muas.v-  Mûsçisli,  meug/-gui, 

guiche,  o.  humide. 
Mùgieut,     miou'-dji-ennt,     a. 

mugissant.  [tre,  )»• 

Mulâtio,  miou-Ial'-to,  s.  mulâ- 
Slùlherrj,  meul'-ber-ri,  s.  mii- 

re,  f. 

—  trec,  s.  mûrier,  m. 
niulcl,  meulkt,  s.  amende,  ;'. 
—,  un.  mettre  à  l'amende        [f. 
Mule,  mioule,  ». mulet,  îiî.mule, 

—  driver,  s.  mullelier,  yn. 

—  jciiiiy,  .<:.  mule-jeuny,  métier 
à  filer  en  fin,  [lelier,  m. 

Miileléer, miou-Iet-tlre',  s.mu- 
Mûlish,  miou'-liche,  rt.  de  la  na- 
ture du  mulet  ;  entête,  obstiné. 
Mull,  meull,  va.  briller  un  spi- 
ritueux,   Mulled    wine,  via 
chaud  et  épicé.  [te,  f. 

Mûllar,   meuK-Ieur,  ».   molet- 
Mûlleiu,  meui'-line,   ».   bouil- 
lon blanc,  tn. 
Mûllei,    meul'-lilt,    «.    mulet, 
(poissou),  iiim 


MUL 


710 


MUN 


Valiélirii)',    miou-li-eb'-bri-li, 

s>   nature   féminiDe,  (mot  cor- 
respondant à  virilité). 
Uûlligi'uhs,  meul'-li'greubz,  5. 

mauvaisebumeur,  colique,/. 
Mûllock,  meul'-leuk,  s.  dpbris, 

m.  [miellé,  m. 

Bliilso,    meule».,    s.   Tin    chaud 
Blultàugiilar,        meult-anng'- 

giiiou-iar,  a.  à  plusieurs  angles. 
Rlulticâpsuliii',     meul-li-kap'- 

chiou-lar,  a.  à  plusieurs  capsu- 
les. 
Uultirârious,  meul-ti-ré'-rieu- 

ce,  a.  varié,  différent,  fréquent. 
Uultirâriousl},       meul-ii-fé'- 

ri-euce-li,  ad.  diversement. 
UultirâriuuBiicss,  meul-li-fé'- 

ri-euce-nesse,  s.  diversité,  f. 
Uûliiforiu^   meul^-ti-forme, 

qui  a  plusieurs  formes,  varié. 
Uulliparou»,    mtul-tip'-a-reu- 

ce,  a.  faisant  plusieurs  petits  & 

la  fois. 
Huliipede,    meul''-ti-pède.    a. 

qui  a  plusieurs  pieds.  [tîple. 
Blûliipie,  meul'-ii-pl,  a  mul- 
lUûliiplicnljle.   meuK-ti-pli-ka- 

bl,  a.  susceptible  d'être  multi- 
plié arithmétiquement. 
MiiUipiicâud,  meuI-ti-pM- 

kannd,  s.  multiplicande,  m. 
BIiil>ipl>câliou,meul-ti-pli-ké'- 

cbeune,  s.  —  tion,  f. 
Uiilliiilicâlor,   meul-tl-pli-ké'- 

teuf,  5.  —  caleur,  m. 
Blultiplicious,  meul-li-pliche'- 

euce,  (7.  multiple. 
Uulliplicity,  meul-ti-plice'-l-ti, 

«.  —  cilé,  f. 
nûlii  plier,     meuK-ti-plaï-eur, 

s.  multiplicateur,  m. 
Blûltipl;,  meuK-ti-pIal,  va,  vn. 

multiplier. 
aiùliipljiiig-glass,     meuK-ti- 

plaï-inngnc-glasse,  s.   lunettes 

à  facettes,  f.  4f 

Uiiltipoicnt,  meul-tip''.pô- 

tenni,  a.  puissant. 
niiillipréseucc,    raeul-ti-prez'- 

ennce,  s.  muitiprésenee,  f. 
BAultîseioiis,    meul'tiche^-euce, 

a.  qui  sait  beaucoup  de  choses. 


multitude,   meul^-ti-lloade,  ». 

multitude,  f.    le  Tulgaire,  m. 

la  foule,  f. 
Sliiltitùdiiioiis,    meul-ti-tiou'- 

di-neuce,  a.  nombreux. 
Aliiltivagaut,       —       vagous, 

meui-tiv'-a-gannl,  a-gueuce,  a. 

vagabond. 
niiiltitioiis,     meul-tiv'-i-euce, 

<i.  qi.i  a  plusieurs  chemins. 
Miillôcular.  meult-ok'-kiou-lar, 

a,  ayant  plusieurs  yeux. 
lUiiin,  raeumm.  int.  chuti 
— ,  .-î.  bière  de  Brunswick,  /; 
—  glass,  s.  flilte,  f. 
aiùuiblc,   meumm'-bl,  va.  vn 

marmotter,  mâchonner. 
lUiiiublcr,   mcumm'-bl-eur,    s. 

marmotteur,  ?7î. 
Mùinljliiigly,    meumm'-bl-inn- 

gue-li,  ad.  en  marmottant. 
Sliiiuui,   meumm,  vn.   se    mas- 
quer, [mascarade,  /. 
MûiiiDiery,     meum'-meur-i,   s, 
Miïmmy.  meum'-mi,s.  momie, 

/.;  cire  à  greffer.  To  beat  lo 

— ,  rouerde  coups. 
lUiinip,  meummp,  va.   gueuser, 

allraper  duper,  [gueux. 

niùmper,      meummp'-eur,     s. 
Slùnipiiig,      meummp'-inugne, 

s.  gueuserie,  f. 
lUiiiiipisIi,     meummp'-iche,   a. 

miiriie,  maussade,  bourru. 
AIiiuips.  meummps,  ^.esquinan- 

cie  ;  mauvaise  humeur,  /. 
lUiiiicli,  meunncbe,  va.  mâcher, 

manger  prom|itement. 
aiùiicber,     meunnche'-eur,    s. 

mâebeur,  m.  [mondain. 

itli'nidaue,     meunn'-déne,      a. 
Sliiiidâiiit)',      meunn-âéne'-i-ti| 

s.  —  m  té,  f. 
Miiiidâlion,      —      'diDeâtion, 

meunû-dé'-cheune,       di-fi-ké'- 

clieune,  s.  action  de  nettoyer, f. 
Sliiuduiory,   meunn'-da-ieur-i, 

(I.  détersif. 
Mùiidic,  meunn'-dm,  s.   espèce 

de  marcassito  trouvée  daus  les 

mines  d'élain,  f. 
lUiiiidi'Qcatiie,    meuDQ-dif'-S- 

ka-tive,  a.  netioyaut. 


MUR 


711 


MUS 


Hlûndify,  meunn'-dl-fa!,  va.  net- 
toyer. 
lUiiiidnngo*,    meunn^-deunng- 

gueiice,  5.  tat^jc  puant,  m. 
llliiiidivagnut,   a.  cosniopotite. 
niûnerate,    miou'-ni  réte,    va. 

récompenser,  donner  en  pré- 
sent, [donné  en  présent. 
niùiierary,  micu'-ni-ra-ri,  a. 
Mûngrel,  meunnç'-gril,.'!. métis. 
^1  a.  métis; vil,  dégénéré. 
Municipal,  miou-ui£/-s!-pal,  a. 

municipal. 
UiiiiicipàlKy,  miou-ni-cI-paK- 

i-ti,  s.  —  lité,  (. 
Uuiiiflcenee,  miou-nif/-9-cenn- 

ce,  s.  munifleence,  ^ 
IHiiiiiOcent,  miou-nif/-fi-cennt, 

a.  libéral. 
Uiiiiiflceudy,  miou-n!r-fi- 

cennt-li,  ad.  libéralement. 
Uûiiioieiit,  miou^-ni-mennt,  s, 

rempart,  m.  fortificalion,  f. 
Miiiiite,miou-naîte''Da.  fortifier. 
Bliinitioii,  miou-niche'-eune,  s. 

munition,  f. 
nûral,  miou'-ral,  a.  mural. 
Uùt-«lcr,Illûr<lertnetit.  meur^- 

deur,  mennt,  s.  meurtre,  m, 
^,va.    tuer,    assassiner.  To  — 

a   work,  estropier. 
Uiirdcrcr,    meur'-deur-eur,  s. 

meurtrier. 
Sli'irderess,  meur''-deur-esse,  >. 

fereime  iiomicide,  f. 
Uiirdering,       meur'-deur-inn- 

gne,  a   meurtrier. 
—  shot,  s.  mitraille,  f. 
Blûi'deroiis,    meur^-deur-euce, 

a.  sanguinaire. 
Blnrc,  Hi'irex,  mionre,  miou'- 

reks,  s.  murex,  m.  [tique. 

IHiiriâtic,  miou-ri-at'-tik,  a  — 
Miii-k,  meurk,  s.  obscuriié, /■. 
Sli'irkjr,    meur'-kii    s.     sombre, 

nébuleux,  m.  [mure,  m. 

niiiroiur,  meur'-Tiieur,  s.  mur- 
— ,  va,  murmurer. 
Blûi'iniirer,  meur'-menr-eur,  s. 

celui  qui  murmure,  boudeur,  m, 
BIni'iuuriiig;,    meur'-meur-inn- 

gne,  s.  murmure,  m. 
Uûrmurïugly^       meur^-meor- 


inngne-li,  ad.  en  grondant. 

niiii-iiival.  meur'-ni»-al,  s.  qua- 
tre cartes  de  même  sorte. 

Mûi'raiu,  meur^-rine,  s.  épî- 
zootie,  f.  [cur,  m. 

lUûrre;,  meur'-ri,  a.  orun-obs- 

Miirrion,  meur'-ri-eune,  s.  mo- 
rion,  m. 

Mùscodcl,  niûflcadine^ 

meuss'-ka-del,  daïnc,  s  mus- 
cat, \in  mufcat,  moscateile,  m, 

niûsclc,  meus'-sl,  5.  muscle, 
1».  moule,  f. 

lUiiscôsit)',  meuss-kos'-si-li,  J. 
moisissure,  /".  [musculaire, 

MÛBCiilnr,    meuss'-kiou-lar,  a. 

Miisctilarîij,  meuss-kiou-lar^-i- 
ti,  s.  éiat  d'ilre  musculeux. 

niÙBCiiloua,  meu£S''-kiou-leuee, 
s    musculeux. 

Musc,  miouze,  s  Muse  ;  rêve- 
rie, absence  d'esprit,  f.  To 
bc  iu  a  — ,  être  pensif. 

— ,  V7i.  rêver,  songer,  méditer, 
réfléchir. 

Mi'iseful,miouze'-fouI,  a, rêveur. 

Mùscr,  miou'-zeur,  s.  rêveur, 
distrait,  m.  [sée,m. 

Miiscum,  miou-zi^-eume,s.  rau- 

Mûsbroam,  meuclie'-rmJme,  S. 
mousseron,  cbampignon  ;  par- 
venu, in. 

—  Iiod.s.  champignonnière, cou- 
che de  champignons,  f. 

Mùf-ic.  miou'-zik,  s.  musique,  f, 

—  publislier,  s.  éditeur  de  mu- 
sique. 

—  ■■oam,  s.  salle  de  concert,  f. 

—  seller, s. vendeur  demusiquo 

—  staud.s.  pupitre  à  musique. 

—  stool,  s.  tabouret  de  piauo. 
Musical,  miou'-zi-kal,   a.  har- 
monieux, 

Mùsiraliy,  miou'-zi-kal-ll,  ad. 
en  musicien,  mélodieusement, 
musicalement.  [musicien 

Husiciau,  miou-zicbe'-eune,  ». 

Musk,  meusk,  s.  musc,  m. 

—  cat,  s.  chat  mu-^iqué,  m. 

—  rose,  S.  rose  musquée,  f, 
— ,  va.  musquer. 

Mnsket,  meuss^-kitt,  s.  mous- 
quet, Jii. 


MUT 


712 


MYO 


Hûaket  proof,  ad.  h  l'épreuve 
du  mousquet. 

— shot.  s.  coup  de  mousquet, 

Bluitkeleei>  meuss-ki-t!re^,  s. 
mousquetaire,   m. 

BIui>kei6nn.  meuss-ki-tôùne', 
5.  mousqueton,  m. 

Sliiakiiicss,  meuss'-ki-nesse,  s. 
odeur  de  musc,  f. 

Uiiskitto,  meusS'kit'-iô,  s.  ma- 
ringouin,  m.  [de  musc. 

Hûiiky,    mcuss'-ki,   a.  musqué, 

Blûsliu,  meuz'-line,  s.  mousse- 
line, f. 

Mus»,  nieuss,  s   gribouillette,  /. 

Uûssiiiiiiau,  meus'-seul-mane, 
s.  Musulman,»!.  [m. 

Must, meuste,  s.  moût, Tindoux, 

— 9  va,  faire   moisir. 

—,  vn.  se  moisir,  aigrir. 

—y  V,  imp.  usité  seulement  de- 
vant les  verbes,  falloir,  devoir. 
I  niuHt  bnve^  il  fautque  j'aie. 
He  niiisi  go.  il  doit  aller.  I 
Must.  wo  niusl.  you  muni. 
ilfautqueje,que  nous. que  vous. 

HuBlàcbes,  Uuslàcboes, 

meus-té'-chii,  s.  moustaches, 
f.pl. 

|Iûaii>rd,meus5'-teurde,  (.mou- 
tarde, /■. 

—  l>o«,  s.  moutardier,  m. 
Blûatcr,  meuss'-teur,  ia.   faire 

la  revue,  rassembler.  [Lier, 
—,  V7i.  passer  la  revue,  s'assem- 
— ,  s.  montre,  revue,  f.  To  posa 

— .  passer  en  revue. 

—  Slnsier,  s.  commissaire  gé- 
néral, VI. 

—  roll,  «.registre  matricule,  »». 
Uûsiily,  meuss'-ti-li,    ad.  avec 

un  goût  de  moisi,  de  relent. 
BIûaiÎBicaa.    meuss^  ti-nesse,    5. 

goût  de  nioisi,  de  relent,  m. 
Miialj,  meuss'-li,a.  moisi,  chan- 

ci  A  —  snicll,  odeur  de  relent. 
Uuiubilii}'.      miou-ta-bil/-li-ti, 

».   mutabilité,  f.  [géant. 

Blûlable,    miou'-te-bl,  a.  chan- 
Blûtableiieii».  mie;y-ta-bl-Des- 

.se,  s.  instabilité,  f. 
Uiiiàiio»,    mioJJ-tfi'-tihaune,  s, 

changement,  m. 


Mute,  mioule,  a.  muet. 
—,  s. muet;  m.  fiente,  f. 

—  ,  vn.  fienler  (les  oiseaux). 
illûtely,    mioute'-li,     nd.    sans 

parler.  [tisme,jn. 

Sliilencsa,  mlcMte'-nesse.s.  mu- 

Mûiilotc,  miou''-ti-léte,  t'a. mu- 
tiler, estropier. 

Slutilâiion,  miou-tl-Ië''-cbeune, 
s.  mutilation,  m. 

Slûtinc,  Aliiiiiiéer,  miou'-ti- 
ne,  tîn-nlre',  s.  boute-feu,  mu- 
tin,insurgé,  m.  [séditieux. 

KliiiiiioiiB.   miou'-tin-neuce,  a. 

Mûciiiously,  miou'-tin-neuce- 
li,  ad   en  mutin. 

SIûtiiiouBiicsB,  miou'-tîn-Deu- 
ce-nesse,  s.  sédition,  f. 

Muiiiiy,  miou'-ti-ni,  s.  mutine- 
rie, sédition,  f. 

—,  ii«.  se  mutiner.  [re,  m 

Blûiicr,  meut'-teur,  <.  murmu- 

—  ,  t«. murmurer. 

—  ,  vn.  grommeler,  marmotter. 
Mûlterer,     meut'teur-enr,     t. 

grondeur,  m. 
mûiteriiig,   meut'-leur-inngne, 

s.  murmure,  m. 
lUtiitoriiigly,     raeut'-teur-inn- 

gne-li,    ad.    à   voix    basse,  en 

marmoltant. 
Slûtion.    meut'-ln,    s.    mouton 

(viande).  t.es  «f  — ,  gigot  de 

mouton,     i^houlder     of    —, 

épaule    de    mouton.   —  cbop, 

côtelette  de  mouton. 
IIIûlloii6st,     meut/-tn-Sste,     8. 

main  grossière,  f. 
Blûtual,  miou' -tchiou-al,a.  mu- 
tuel, réciproque. 
niuiiiality,  miou-lchiou-aK-i-tii 

s.  réciprocité,  f. 
aiûiually,      miou'-tchiou-al-li 

ad.  mutuellement. 
lUùzzle,    meuz'-zl,    s.  museau 

muge,  m.  bouche,  muselière,/ 
— ,  l'a.   emmuseler;  baiser. 
:iBy.  maï,  pro*  mon,  ma,  mes, 
Sly'iichcii,      miun'-tchenne,  s. 

religieuse,  f. 
%l>6lu,'  T,    maï-ol'-D-dji,  s.  myo- 

If'tiie,"  f. 
aiy'opy,  maï-6-'pi,  s.  myopie,/ 


NAK 


713 


NAP 


Mj'rîad,  inir''-ri-ade,  a.  dix  mil- 
le, myriade. 
Myi-iàgriiin,   mir-riag'-grame, 

s    mjriagramme,  m. 
IHj'i-iûmvter,         mirri-ame'-i- 

teur,  s.  myriamèlre,  >n, 
Sly'rinidoii.     meur'-mi  deune, 

s.  mirmidon,  m, 
HyrôpolUi,  inaï-roj)--6-liste,s. 

■vendeur  de  parfums,  m. 
IHyrrh,  nieurr,s.  myrrhe,^. 
U)"'ri'hiiic,    mear'-rine,   a.  de 

myrrhe, 
lll}-/i'ilp,  mearMI,  s.  myrte,  m. 
JUyscIf,  maï-self,  ^ro.  moi-riiê- 

me.  [mystérieux, 

Hystéi'îous.  miss-'.i''-ri-euce,  a. 
MystérioiiBly,  miss-li/-ri-euce- 

li,  ad.  —  rieusemeat. 
Mystërioiisiiess,      miss-li''-ri- 

euce-nesse,  s.  mystère,  m. 
My^siei'izc.    miss^-ti-raïze,    va, 

expliquer  les  mystères. 
Hy'etery,  miss'-li-ri,   s.  mystè- 


re, secret,  ?n,  intrigue,  f.  art, 

commerce,  négoce,  ni. 
Mj'siicnl,  —   «ic,  miss'-ti-kal| 

tik,  -(.  mystique. 
Hlj'slieally,  miss'-ti  kal-li,  ad. 

mystiquement. 
Ill)'8iicaliic8s,  miss'-ti-kal-ncs- 

se.  s.  mysticité,  /. 
niy'sticigiii,   miss'-tice^.im,  s. 

mysticisme. 
Ujatincâlion ,      miss-tif-fi-ké'- 

clieune,  s.  mystification,  f. 
My'siif)',  miss'-ti-fai,  l'a.  mys- 

Ifier. 
aiytkulôgicnl,     mith-6-!od'-dji- 

kal,  a.  —  gique. 
IHjtIiol6gicnlly,     mith-S-lod'- 

(Iji-kal-li,  ad.  —  giquement. 
»l)ib<tlogisi,  mi-ibol'-lô-djiste, 

s.  mythologue,»)!. 
Mylhôlogizc,    mi-lhol'-lô-djat- 

ze,  cil.  expliquer  les  fables. 
niytliélogy,   mi-tboK-lS-dji,  I. 

mythologie,  /. 


N 


K,  enn,  ».  n.  [attraper. 

Nab,  nabb,  on.   happer,  gober, 

IVabob,  né'-bob,  s.  nabab,  m. 

IVûcker,  Nacre,  nak'-eur,  s. 
nacre,  —sbfll,  nacre  de  perle. 

Kâdir,  né'-deur,  s.  nadir,  m. 

Wag,  nag,  s.  bidet,  petit  cheval, 
m.  Iluutïiig  — ,  s.  coureur, 
m. 

Nâiad,    néy'-ade,    s.  naïade,  /". 

Nail,  néle,  s.  clou,  m.  pointe,  /". 
(of  animais)  ongle,  m.  (mea- 
sure)  huitième  de  yard,  m. 

— 9  va.  clouer,  attacher.  —  iip  a 
caituoii,    enclouer  un    canon. 

Vàiler,  Nail*u>ukor,  né^-leur, 
s.  cloutier,  m.  [sant. 

Naissant,     né'-is-sannt,   a.    is- 

Nâkcd,  oé'^-Iied,  a.  nu,  nue,  dé- 
pouillé, sans  défense,  pur, 
simple. 

Hâkedly,  né'-sed-M,  ad.  h  dé- 
couvert, évidemment. 


Nâkcdncsa,  né'-ked-nesse,  *. 
nudité,  f. 

IVanie,  néme,  s.  nom.  prétexte, 
crédit,  éclat,  m.  réiiulation,  re- 
nommée, f.  Siipposilious  — , 
travi^lliiig  —,  nom  de  guer- 
re. Cbristian  — ,  nom  de  bap- 
tême. Ta  cnll  an>^  IVanivs, 
dire  des  injures.  To  gÎTc  a 
— ,  accréditer. 

—  ,  va,  nommer,  appeler,  choisir 
désigner,  [anonyme,  sans  nom. 

NAïueless,       néme'-lesse,       a. 

Nâiuoly,  néme'-li,  ad.  savoir, 
particulièrement. 

Nâmer,  né'-meur,  S.  Domi- 
nateur, m. 

IVAnicsake,  néme'-séke,  u.  qui 
a  le  même  nom, 

Niiiniiig,  néme'-inngre,  s.  no- 
mination, l'actiou  de  nommer,/'. 

Nup,  nape,  s.  duvet,  sommeil 
léger.  Afteruoau  —,  (,  sieste,/'. 


NAS 


71^ 


NAU 


Wap,  un.  sommeiller, être  en  sû- 
reté. To   Iakc  oiio    —  ping, 
surprendre  quelqu'un. 
Nape,  népe,  s.  nuque,  /. 
Nàpcrjr.     né'-peur-i,     s.   linge 

de  taljle,  m. 
IVâiibe-w,  nap'-hiou,  ».duTet,,)i. 
Vaphiba,  nap' tha,  j.  naphte,  A. 
Vâpkiu.  nap'-kine,  s.ser-vielte/. 
Vâ|>li-8«,  nap'-lesse,  <i.  ras,  uni. 
Vàppinesa,  nap'-pi-ness,    j.  é- 

tat  cotonneux, )7!. 
înppy-nap/-pi,  o.  écumeux,  du- 
veteux, fusé.  —  aie,  aie  forte. 
QurcisEus,      nar-cis'-seuce,     s. 
narcisse,   m.  [narcotique. 

ITarcôtic,     nar  cot'-iik,     a.    s. 
'tard,  narde,  s.  nard,  m. 
.«are,  nére.i.  narine,  f. 
iSfârrablc,  nar'-ra-bl,  a.    narra- 
{•'s-  [raconter. 

nrârratc.  nar'-réle,    va    narrer, 
Narration,    nar-ré'-cbeune,    i. 

narrât  on,  f. 
Narrative,  nar'-ra-live,  s.  nar- 
ré, récit,  m. 
— ,  a.  narratif. 
Nûrrntivclj-,  nar'-ra-liTe-li,  nd. 

en  forme  de  narration. 
Narrâtor,  nar-ré^-teur,  5,  nar- 
rateur, m. 
Nârriry,  nar'-ri-faî,   va.  narrer, 

raconter,  rendre  compte. 
N&rrow,   nar'-rô,    i.     étroit,  a- 

vare,  près,  vigilant. 
—,  va,  étrécir,  rétrécir. 
Nârroning,    nar'-rô-inngne. S. 

étrécissement,!?!. 
Nârranly,  nar'-ro-li,  ad.  de 
près,  atec  soin,  attentivement, 
avec  avarice.  We  —  escapttl 
beiug  dronnt'd,  nous  pen- 
sâmes être  noyés. 
Nârrowniiiided,  nar/-r6- 

maïnnd-ed,  a.  bas,  basse,  igno- 
ble. 
Nàrronness,    nar^'-rô-nesse,  s. 
bassesse,  défaut    d'intelligence 
pauvreté,  f.  ' 

Nasal,  né'-zai,  a.  nasal. 
Nasâlit),  né-zai'-i-ti,  s,— liié,  f. 
Nàatiiy,    nass'-ti-li,     ad.   sale- 
ment, maussadement. 


Nâslinesa,     nass/-ti-nesse,     «, 

saleté,  obscénité,/'. 
Nâsij-,  nass'-ti,  a.  sale,  malpro- 
pre, olj,=cène. 
Nâial,  né'-tal,a.  natal. 
Natation,  na-lé'-cheune,  s.  na- 
tation, /. 
Naieb,  natche,    s.   croquette,  f. 
Nâtble««,  nath'-lesse,  ad.  toute- 
^J.o't  [jamais. 

I»aibmorc,nath'-more,f((i  plus 
Nation,  né'-cheuDe,  s.  nation,/'. 
National,       nache'-eune-al,    a. 

national.  [nationalement. 

Nâtjonaly,  nache'-eune-al-li,nrf. 
Naiionalncss,    nacbe'-eune-al- 

nesse,s,  nationalité,  /. 
Native,    né'  tive,    n.    natif,  na- 
tal, naturel,  indigène.  [m. 
—  .  s    habitant,  naturel, indigène, 
Nâtiveness,     né'-tive-nesse,    s. 

état    do  ce  qui    est  produit  par 

la  nature. 
Naiitii],  na-tiv'-i-li,  j.   —  yl. 

lé,  extraction,  naissance,  /.  ho- 
roscope, ni. 
Ni'itural,      nat'-tcbiou-ral,     a. 

naturel,  aisé,  vrai. 
— -  s.   idiot;    indigène,   naturel; 

don  de  nature,  naturel,  m 
Niiiurulist.  nat'-tcbiou-ral-iste, 

s    naturaliste,  m. 
Natiii'iiliiy,   nat-lchiou-raK-i-li, 

s.  éial  naturel,  m. 
Na(ui'a!izâiion,  nal-tchiou-ral- 

i-ze'-cheune,  s.  naturalisation, 

naturaiite,  /. 
Ni'iiui  alizé,        nat'-tchiou-ral- 

a'ize,  i'(i.  naturaliser. 

Nâturally.  nat'-tcbiou-ral-li,ad, 

naturellement. 
Nâiuralnvss,      naf-lchiou-ral- 

nesse,  s.  naturel,  m. 
Nature,  né'-icbioure    s.  nature, 

humeur,  /.  naturel,  »!. 
Nâiured,    né'-tclnourd,    o.  111 

—  ,    d'un    mauvais.    Uood  —, 

d'un  bon  caractère. 
Niiiigbt,     naute,    a.    méchant, 

mauvais,  dissolu. 
—  s,  rien,  m. 

NâiiKbiilj',    ni!ù/-ti-li,  ad.  ma- 
licieusement. 


NAY 


715 


NEC 


nrdiaghiiness,  n£k'-ti-nesse,  t. 
mécnaacelé,  f. 

Nâiigiiij',  nàû'-ti,  a.  méchant, 
dissolu.  —  trick,  s.  méchan- 
ceté, ^.  [P'ii  de  passade. 

Nâulage,  nâù'-lédje,    s.  (mar.) 

Nâumaehjr,  nâ&'-ma-Iii,  s.  nau- 
machie,  f. 

Sàuaea,  nâù'-ctif-a,  s.  nansée, 
f.  mal  de  cœur,  m. 

Nâuscnte,  nâù'-chi-éle,  vn.  être 
dégoùlé,  liprouver  des  nausées; 
avoir  de  l'aversion. 

— ,  va.  dégoûter,  donner  do  dé- 
goût. 

Nâiiseons,  nâ&'-cbeoce,  a.  dé- 
goûtant. 

IVâuseoii«l]r>  nia'-cheuce-li,«(i. 
d'une  manière  dégoûtante. 

NâuacoiiMneHM,  nâîi'-cheuce- 
nesse,  s. désagrément,  dégoût, m. 

Nàutic,  Nâtilical,  nau'-lik, 
ti-kal,  a    nautique,  marin. 

Naval,  né'-val,  a.  naval,  de  mer. 

IVaTc,  néve,  s.  moyeu  (of  a 
vfheel),  lii.  nef  (of  a  church),  f. 

Navel,  né'-vl,  s.  nombril,  cen- 
tre, m. 

—  striiig. s.  cordon  ombilical. 

NÂvelgull,  né^-vl  gall,  s.  contu- 
sion, meurtris'ure  qui  survient 
souvent  aux  chevaux  h  l'extré- 
mité de  l'écbine,  derrière  la 
selle. 

N&Telnorl,  né'-vl-oueurte,  s, 
nombril  de  Vénus  (plante). 

Navigable,  nav'-vi-ga-bl,  a. 
navigable. 

Nâvigubleuess,  na'-vi-ga-bl- 
nesse,  s.  état  navigable,  m. 

Navigate,  nav'-vi-guéie,  va.  na- 
viguer, gouverner  (a  ship). 

—,  vn-  naviguer. 

Navigation,  oav-vi-gué'-cheu- 
ne,  s.  navigation,/'. 

Navigator,  nav'-vi-gué-teur,  t. 
navigateur,  pilote,  ni, 

Nâvy,  né'-vi,  s. marine,  flotte,/'. 

—  office,  S.  bureaux  de  Tami- 
rauté,  m. 

—  boaril,s  conseil  del'amirauté. 
Nay.  né,  «(/.non,  même, déplus. 

—  more,  il  ;  a  (lus. 


IVâyOTord,  né'-ouaarde»».refas, 
Ne,  ni,  ad.  ni.  [m. 

NeaT,  niTe.  s.  poing,  m. 
Neal.  nile,Urt.  recuire  (ofmetals). 
iVéaliug.ni'-liungne,  s.  recuite. 
Neiip,    nipe,  a.  bas,  décroissant 
(of  tido) 

—  lide,  s.  basse  marée,  f. 
Ncar,  nire,  pr.  près, auprès,  da 

près.         fprocliû,  non  éloigné. 

— ,   a.    chicne,    avare;     intime; 

— ,  ad.  presque,  à  peu  près. 

Ncarer,  nire'eur,a.  plus  près. 

Néaresl,  nire'-este,  a,  le  plus 
près. 

Neâi-ly,  nire'-li,  nd.  de  près, 
presque,  chichement,  intime- 
ment. 

Ncai-iie»».  nire'-nesse,  s.  proxi- 
mité; parenté;  mesquinerie,  ^ 

Neat,  nite,n. propre,  simple, poli. 

— ,  s.  gros  bétail,  bœuf,  m.  va- 
che, /. 

—  berd,  t.  bouvier,  vacher,  m. 

—  bouse,  s.  étable  h  bœuf,  f. 
—'»  tougue,  s.  langue  de  bœuf, 

—  ffc».  pieds  de  bœuf,  m.    [^. 

—  leatber,  cuir  de  vache,  jn. 
Nciitly,  nite'-li,  ad.  proprement. 
Nêatiiesm,    nite'-nesse,    s.  pro- 
preté, netteté,  f,  [che,  f. 

Ni'b,   neb,  s.  nez,  bec,  m.  bou- 
Nébiila,   neb'-biou-la,  s.   nuage 

sur  les  yeux. 
NcbuloiiB,   neb/-bion-leuce,   a, 

nébuleux,  obscur. 
Nécessarieg,   ness'-ces-ser-riZ( 

s.  le  nécessaire,  m, 
Nccessai-ily,  ness'-ces-ser-ri-li, 

ad.  nécessairement. 
Nécetisariiiess,  ness'-ceS'Ser-rit 

nesse,   s.    état  de  ce   qui    est 

nécessaire. 
Nccessarj',    ness'-ces-ser-ri,  a 

nécessaire,     utile,      profitable, 

inévitable. 

—  hoiiae,  I.  le  prive,  m. 
Nccésaitate,  ni-ces/si-téte,  va. 

nccessiler,  obliger,  [a.  forcé. 
Necéssitated,  ui-ces'-si-té-ted, 
Necessitâliuii,  ni-ces-si-té'- 

cheune,  5.  obligation,  f. 
Necéuiloua,     Di-ces/-si-teuce, 


NEE  716 


NEG 


ai  nécessiteux,  pauvre,  Indi- 
gent. 

Nccé^sitotisiicfiis^  ni-ces'-si- 
teuce-nesse,  s.  pauvreté,/',  be- 
soin, m, 

IVecésisiiuflc;,  ni-ces'-si-tioude, 
S.  pauvreté,  amitié,  f. 

Nccc8«i>jr,  ni-ces'-si-ti,  s.  né- 
cessité, force,  pauvreté,  f. 

Neck,  nek,  s.  cou,  goulot,  col- 
lct(or  beef  or  mutton),  manche 
d'instrument,  m. 

—  cloili.  s.  cravate,  f.  {f. 

—  of  land,   s.  langue  de  terre, 

—  lacp,  s.  collier,  m. 

—  bnnd.  s.  col  (of  a  shirt). 

—  pièce,  s.  gorjjerin,  m. 

—  nrccd,  .ç.  corde  de  potence, 
cravate  de  chanvre,/. 

Kecked.  nekt,  a.  qui  a  |f  cou, 
au  cou.  L.oiig  —,  à  long  cou. 
Short—,  qui  a  le  cou  court. 

IVérkerchief,  nek'-eur-tchif,  s. 
fichu,  m. 

Nécroinaiicer,  nek^-krô-raann- 
ceur,  ».  nécromancien. 

ISéci'omanry.  m.k'-krô-mann- 
ci,  8.  nécromancie,  /. 

IVécrooiaiiiic,  nek'-krô-mann- 
tik,  a.  de  nécromancie. 

Nectar,  nek'-teur,  s.  nectar,  m. 

Néctared,  nek'teurd,  o.  teint 
de  nectar. 

Nectâi'cnn,  IVeclârcous,  nek- 
té'-ri-ane,ri-euce,  a   de  nectar, 

IVéctnriBic.  nek'-ta-rinei  a. 
doux  comme  du  nectar. 

—,  s.  !iruf:non,  m. 

IVeed,  nîde,  s.  besoin,  m.  indi- 
gence, nécessité,  /. 

— ,  lia.  demander,  exiger,  récla- 
mer, falloir;  manquer,  faire 
défaut. 

— ,  vn.  avoir  besoin,  manquer. 

Néeder,  nîde'-eur,  s.  celui  qui 
a  besoin  .  nécessiteux,  hî. 

ruéedful.  nîde'-foul,«. nécessaire. 

Néedrull)',  nîde'-foui-li,  ad. 
nécessairement. 

Nccdruliiess,  nîde'-foul-nesse, 
s.    besoin,  m.  nécessité,  /. 

Nccdil}',  nîde'-i-li,  ad,  pau- 
vrement. 


NécdiiicBB,  nîde'-i-nesse,».  in- 
digence, pauvretés  nécessité,/', 
besoin,  m. 

Néedlc,  nîd'-il,  s.  aiguille,  ai- 
puiHe  aimantée,  boussole,  /. 
Eye  of  a  — ,  trou  de  l'aiguille. 
To  tbread  a  —,  enfiler  une 
aiguille.  Cui'iiet—,  aiguille  à 
tapisserie.    Diiming  —,  &  rc- 

—  fiill,  s.  aiguillée,  /.     [priser. 

—  case,  s.  élui,  m.        [lier,  m, 

—  maker,  Kéedlcr,  s.  aiguM- 

—  work,s,  ouvrage  à  l'aiguille, 
m, 

To  do— ,  travailler  à  l'aiguille. 

!¥éedle««.  nide'-lesse.a.  inutile. 

IWéedIessIy,  nîde'-lesse-li,  ad. 
inutilement. 

IVéedIesaiiesB,  nîde^-Iesse-nes* 
se.  s.  superiluité,  /. 

Ncedmeiit,  nîde'-mennt,  s.  le 
nécessaire,  m. 

IVeeds,  nîdz,  ad.  nécessaire- 
ment, absolument. 

IWéi-dj-,  nî'-di,  a.  indigent,  né- 
cessiteux, 'mais, 

;«eVp,    Mover,   nére,     ad.    ja- 

l«ee»c,  nlze,i^)i.  éternuer. 

ÎVof,  nef,  5.nef  d'une  église,  /, 

Ner&rious,  ni-fé'-ri-euce,  a.  a- 
Iroce.  [gation, /■, 

IVi'sâtion,  ni-gué'-cheune,  S.né- 

IVégaliTc,  neg'-ga-tive,  a.  néga- 

— .  s.  négative,  f  [iif. 

Négatiïely,  neg'-ga-tiv-ll,  ad. 
—  vement. 

Néglect,  neg'-lckt,  t'a.  négli- 
ger, traiter  avec  dédain. 

— ,  s.  négligence,  /.  dédain,  mé- 
pris, m.  [négligent. 

Meglëctcp,    neg-lekt'-teur,     a. 

IVeglécifuI,  neg-lekt'-foui,  a. 
négli;jent,  méprisant. 

Negléctrully,  neg-lekt'-foul-fi, 
ad.  négligemment. 

IVegléctioii,  Negléc«ing,ntg- 
lek'-cheune,  tinngae,  s.  négli- 
gence, /. 

Ncgléctive,  neg-lek'-tive,  a.  né- 
gligent, nonchalant. 

Négligeiico,  neg'-li-djenncc,  ». 
négligence,  nonchalancei  f, 
peu  de  soin,  m. 


NEP 


717 


NEW 


Ncgiigoiii,     ncg'-Iidjennt,    a. 

négligent,  inallenlif. 
Néglige»  II}',     neg'-li-djennt-li, 

ad.  noticlialamment. 
IVé£:acialile,  pi-gô'-chi-a-LI,  n 

négociable.  [négocier, 

Ncgûciiile,    nl-gô'-chi-éte,    vn 
IVcgôciaiiiig,    Di-gô'-chi-é-linn 

gne,  n.  employé  en  négociation 
Wcgociâiioii,nl-g6-chi-é'-chet 

ne,  s  négociation,  f. 
Nciiûciaior,     ni-ga'-chi-éteur, 

s.  négociateur. 
Hfcgi-e»»,  ni'-gresse,  «.négresse 
Késro,  ni'-grô,  s.  nègre,  m. 

—  boy,  s.  négrillon,  m. 

—  girl,  s.  iiégiilionne, /. 

—  ywoaiMu,  s.  négresse,^. 
IVc-giis,    ni'-gueuce,     J.      négus 

fEoisson,  >in  chaud  épicé),  m. 
Nelf.  nif,  s.  poing,  m, 
IVcigli,  né,  un.  hennir. 
—,  I*éi6liiii6,né'-inngne,s.hen- 

nissement,  m. 
Néighliuur,  cé'-beur,  s.Toisin, 

prochain,  confident,  m. 
— ,  un.  avoisiner. 
Ncighbuiirbood,  né'-heur-hou- 

de,  s.  \oisiiiage, m. proximité,^. 
Néighiiouriiig,     né'-beur-inn- 

gne,  a.  d'alentour. 
Néighboiirl),     né'-leur-li,    a. 

sociable, de Toisin.  civil.  — act, 

s.  liait  de  bon  Toisin,  m. 

—  ,  ad.  en  voisin,  à  l'amiable. 
IVcither,    ni'-t/jeur,  c.   ni,  non 

plus. 

— ,  pro.  ni  l'un  ni  l'autre. 

IVéniîue  coutradiccutc,  nem^- 
i-ni-konn-ua-di-cenn'-ti,  ad. 
unanimement. 

Ncopbjtu,  ni'-û-faïle,  s,  néo- 
pbyie,  in.  et  f.  Jdernb. 

Ncoiéric,    ni-ô-ter'-rik.  a.  mo- 

Nepcuthe.  ni-penn''-tbi,  i.  pa- 
nacée, f. 

IVéphew,  nev^-viou,  g.  neveu, 
descendant,  m,  Ùvand  — 9 
greui  — .  oelit-neveu,  arrière- 
neveu. 

Nc|ibritic,  ni-frit'-tik.  s.  né- 
phrétique, f.  [tisme,  m. 

Népolisia,    nep'-â-tizm,  s.    — 


Net     ij-,  ni^-rô-li,  s.  nerôll  (psr« 

fum),»n.  [nervure,  f. 

Nvrve,     neurve,      s.    nerf,    m, 
iVci'veless,      neurve^-le?se,     a, 

flasque,  mou,  molle. 
mérToiis,  neur'-veuce,  a.   ner- 

veu.v,  robuste.  [reux. 

Néi-»y,  neur'-vi,  a    fort,  vigou- 
Nc'sciciice,    nèche'-i-ennce,    s. 

ignorance,  /. 
Nc»i,  uesste,  s.  nid,  m.  aire,  f. 

repaire,  m.  retraite,  fê 

—  egs.  s.  nichet,  m. 

—  of  bli'ds.  s.  nichée. 
— ,  in.  construire  un  nid. 
Néstle,    nes'-sl,  va.   se   oicher, 

s'établir. 

— ,  va.  nicher,  abriter  (comme 
dans  un  nid),  chérir. 

IVcstling,  nesste'-linngne,  s.  oi- 
sillon, oiseau  Douveilement 
éclos,  m. 

—,  a.  nouvellement  éclos. 

Nci,  neti,  s.  filet,  m.  rets,  m. 
pi   tuile,  m. 

—  niiikcf,  s.  faiseur  de  filet,  m. 

—  wnjs,  ad.  en  réieau 

—  -n-ork,  s.  réseau,  lacis,  m. 
Néihei-,  netA'-eur,  n.  inférieur, 

bas.  [le  plus  bas. 

IVcihormost,  ne^A'-eur-mâste,a> 
Néitle,  net'-tl,  s.  «nie,/. 

—  ii-oe,  s.  alisier,  ni. 
— .  va.  piquer;  aigrir. 
Nciii'ôlogy,    niou-rol'-6-dji,    s, 

névroiogie,  f. 
IVciiier,  Neûlral,     niou'-teur, 

tral,a.  neutre,  impartial. 
fVeuiràlity,    niou-tral^-i-ti,    s, 

neutralité,  f.  [neutraliser. 

IVdiii-âlize,  niou-tral'-aîze,  va. 
Ncûii'ully,     niou'-tral-li,      ad 

UBuiralement. 
Névcr,  nev'-eur,  ad.  jamais. 

—  or  nol,  ne,  pas,  point. 

—  a  with,  point  du  tout 

—  ceasiiig,  a.  continuel. 
~  failiiig,  a.  infaillible. 
Nevei'theléss,    nev-cur-<7ii-les- 

se',  ad.    néanmoins,   toutefoiSi 
cependant. 
New.  niou,   a.    neuf,    nouveau, 
taouvel,  nouvelle,  frais,  fraScbe. 


NIC 


718 


NIG 


IVeiV)  ad-  de  nouveau,  Bouvelle- 
mect. 

Nev«'c6mer,  nîou-keume'-eur, 
s.  nouvenu  venu,  m, 

IVén'el,  niou'-il,  s.  Doyan  d'es- 
calier, 1)1.  neuveaiilé,  f. 

Ne^fâii^led.  niOM-faDu'-gldi  a. 
nouvellemeul   inventé. 

NenrniigUdiiosd.  nioii-fanng'- 
gld-nesse,  s.  amour  de  ia  nou- 
Teauté,  m. 

lVéwga«o-bii-d«  niou^-guéte- 
beurd,  s.  giliier  de  potence,  ïîj. 

IVéwiiig^  niou^-inngne, 4'.  levure, 
écume,  /. 

Néwly,  niou'-li,  nd.  récemment. 

Néwueas,  DÎou'-nesse,  f.  nou- 
veauté, f.  [jii 

News,  niouz,  s.  pi.  nouvelle?,  /. 

nîénrepnper,  niouz'-pé-peur^ s, 
journal,  m.  gazelle,  f. 

IVéwsmoaiger.  ninuz'-meunng- 
gueur,  s.  nouvelliste,  m. 

Wew-jear'»  gifi,  niou'-jeurz- 
guin,  J.  pi.  étrcnnes,  f.  pi. 

IVewl,  nioulc,  s.  lézard,  m. 

Nezl,  nekst,  a.  prochain,  pro- 
che, qui  suit,  premier.  -  dny, 
ie  lendemain.  [après. 

— ,  ad.  ensuite.  —  to,  —  aller, 

Nib,  nib,  s.  bec,  bout,OT.pointe.  f. 

—,v«.  couper  le  bec,  le  bout, 
la  pointe. 

IVibbed,  nib'-bd,a.qui  a  un  bec. 

Nibble,  nib'-bl,  i/i.  ronger  (quel- 
que chose),  manger,  brouter, 
becqueter. 

—  ,vn.  ronger,  manger;  critiquer. 

Nibbler,nib''b|.eiir,s.  critique, 
exact,  raftiué.  sensible.        [in. 

Nice,  nalce,  a    délicat,   tendre, 

Nicel;,  naîce'-li,  ml.  délicate- 
ment, scrupuleusement. 

Nîceueas,  Kirot),  naîce^-nes- 
se,  ti,  s.  déncatBSse.  exactitu- 
de; subtilité,  /  [staiiie.  A) 

Niche,    nitche,  s.    niche     (of-^ 

Nick,  Dik,  s.  coche,  taille,  /. 
esprit  malTaisiint,  niomeut  pré- 
cis, point  gagnant,  Old  —,  le 
diable.  le  tbu  -  ,à  point  nom- 
mé, 

— )     va.    reacoutrer;     tdcber. 


tromper  ;  entailler,  [quel,  m» 
NickiiMiuo,  nik'-néme,  ».  sobri» 

—  ,  va.  donner  un  sobriquet. 
Kiciatc.  nik'-téte,   m.   cligner 

des  yeux. 
Nide,  n;iïde,  s.  nichée,  f. 
Ni'dgvt.  nid'-djeli,  a   poltron. 
NidiOciiiioii.    nid  i-fi-ké'-cheu- 

ne,  s.  nidification,  f. 
NidorÔMÏiy.  na'î-dô-ross'-i-ti,    s« 

odeur  nidoreuse, /■.  [doreux. 
Nidôroiis,  oaï-dô'-reuce,  a.  ni- 
Nidiilàiioii,  nid-djiou-lé'-cheu- 

ne,  s.  le    temps  qu'un   oiseau 

reste  dans  son  nid,  »i. 
Nièce,  nice,  s.  nièce,  f.  Grand 

«  Grcat  — ,  petiie-nièce,   f. 
Niggai'd.     r-ig'-gueurd,      a.    s. 

chiche,  avare. 
— ,  va.  donner  chichement,  bor- 
ner, limiter.  [a.  avare. 
Nîggai'diHh,    nig^-gueurd-'che, 
Nigciii'diiiiess,    Nigai-dness, 

nig'-gueurd-li-nesse,    ne-se,  s. 

avarice,  /. 
NiggardI)',     nig'-gueurd-li,    a. 

mesquin.  —  duiugc,  vilenies. 
— ,  ud.  en  avare.  [f.  pU 

Nigb,  naT,  a.  proche.  —  kius« 

man,    proche  parent. 

—  ,pr.  proche,  près.  —  ath.ind, 
à  portée,  proche.  —  aud  far, 
de  près  et  de   loin. 

— ,  D'i.  approcher. 
— •  vil.  s'approcher.  [près. 

— .  IVigbl}'.  fit;,   procbei   à  peu 
Ni'gbei-,    naï'-eur,    a.    ici   près, 

plus  proche,  plus  près. 
Nigheat,   Qai'-este,  a,    le   plus 

proche.  [presque. 

Ni'ghl)',  na['-li,  ad   \  peu   près, 
Ni^biipH,  nai'-nesse,  ».  proxi- 

miié,  f. 
Nigbt.  naïle,  ».  nuit,/,  soir,  i)i, 

—  before.  la  veille,  f.  By-, 

de    nuit.   To   —,    cette    nuit» 

AU  —,  toute   la  Quit.   At  — « 

la  nuit. 

—  branler,  t  celui  "qui  fait 
du  tapage  la  nuit,  débauché,  m. 

—  cap,  j.  boDuei  de  nuit,  m. 

—  crow,  ».  ciioucas,  m, 

—  dew,  ».  rosée,  f. 


NIN 


719 


NOB 


Kigbt  dress,  $.  coiffure  de  nuit, 
{.  déshabillé,  m. 

—  fariiig,  a,  qui  voyage  de  nuit. 

—  6rc,  s.  feu  follet,  in. 

—  Ay.s.  papillon  de  nuit,  m. 
— ■  roiiiidered,    a.   égaré    pen- 
dant la  nuit. 

—  bank,  s.  Iiulotte,  f. 

—  hag,  s.  sorcière,  f. 

—  gowii,  s.  robe  de  chambre,  f. 

—  man^s.  vidangeur,  m, 

—  mare,  s.  cauchemar,  m. 

—  pièce,  s   tableau  de   nuit,  m. 

—  shade,  $.  morelle,  f. 

—  atudies,  s    pi.  veilles, /.  p2. 

—  rail,  5    peignoir,  m. 

—  rave»,  s.  ijibou,  m. 

—  ruio.s.  tapage  nocturne,  »n 

—  walk,  s.  course  nncturne,  f. 

—  mralker,  s*  coureur  de  nuit. 
m.  [dans  la   nuit. 

—  warliliug,    M.     qui     chante 

—  ward,  a.  approchant  de  la 
Duit. 

—  waicb,  s.  veille,  f. 
Nïghted,   naïte'-ed.    a.  obscur, 

sombre,  noir,  ténébreux. 

Nigrificâlioii,  nig-ri-fi-lié'-cbeu- 
nc,  s.  noircissure,  f. 

Ni'Bbtingale,  naUe'-inn-guële, 
s.  rossignol,  m. 

Nigblly,  naite'-li,a.  nocturne. 

— ,  ad.  chaque  nuit,  toutes  les 
nuits,  tous  les  soirs. 

Nigrésceut,  nal-gress'-cenot, 
a.  ooir&tre. 

Nibilitj,  nal-hiK-i-tl,  s.  nul- 
lité, f.  néant,   m.  [f 

Nill,  nill,  s.    bluelte,    étincelle, 

— ,  va.  ne  vouloir  pas.  Will  be 
—  be,  bon  gré,  mai  gré. 

Nim,  nime,  va.  prendre,  dé- 
rober, [actif,  ingambe. 

Nimble,     nimm'-hl,     a.    agile, 

—  footed,  a    au  pied  léger. 

—  wilted,  a,  qu)  a  l'esprit  vif. 
Nimbleness,  nimm'-bl-nesse,  j. 

agilité,  {. 
Ninibly,    nimm'-bli,  ad.  agile- 
ment, [m. 
Niiumci',    nim'-meur,  s    filou, 
Niiicompoop,        niang/.keum- 
pôùp,  a,  niais,  sot. 


Nine,  Da!ae,  a,  t.  neuf  (9). 

Niitefold,  naine'-fdld,  ad.  neuf 
fois  autant.  [madame,  m> 

Nineboles,  nalne'-nolz,  s.  trou- 

NîaepinB,  ■^aïne'-pinoz,  s. quil- 
les, ^.  pi.  [quatre-vin^'ts. 

IViiiescore,  DaIne/'Skdre,a.  cent 

IViiieteeu,  Daïue'-ilne,  a.  dix- 
neuf,  (dix-neuvième. 

IViiioleeiKh,    na!ne/-tlnnth,   a. 

Nînetielh,  natne'-ti-itb,  a  qua- 
tre-vingt-dixième,      [neuf  fois. 

IViuetimes,  nalneMalmmz,  ad, 

Niiiet)',  naloe'-ti,  a,  quatre- 
vingt-dix. 

IViuiiy,  —  hammer,  nin'-nl, 
nln'-ni-bam-meur,  ï.  benêt,  ni- 
gaud, m. 

Niuih.  naïonth,  a.  neuvième. 

Ninibly,  naînutb''-lt,  ad,  neu- 
vièmement. 

Nip,  nip,  va.  pincer,  contrarier, 
piquer,  égraiigner.  —  off,  cou- 
per, [sarcasme,  m. 

— ,  s.  atteinte,  brouissure,/.  coup, 

Nipper,  uip'-peur,  s.  satirique, 
m.  [celtes,  f.  pi. 

IWîppert,  nip'-peurz,  s.  pi.  pin- 

niippiiig,  nip'-piangne,  a.  pi- 
quant, fort. 

IVippingly,  nip'-pinngne-Ii,  ad, 
sévèrement,  amèrement. 

Ni'pple,  Dip'-pl,  s.  mamelon, 
tétin,  m, 

Nie,  mit,  s.  lente,  f. 

B(iieucj,naï'-tenn-ci,s.  éclat,m. 

Niiid,  nit'-tide,  a.  éclatant. 

IViire,  nai'-teur,  s.  nitre,  salpS- 
Ire,  m.  [a.  nitreux 

Nitrous.  IVilrj',  naï'-treucc,lri, 

Nittilj,  nit'-ti-li,  ad   bassement. 

Niiiy,  nit'-ti,  a.  pleinde  lentes. 

Wiweou»,  niv'-i-euce,  a.  nei- 
geux, blanc  comme  la  neige. 

IVizy,  naï'-zi,  s.  niais,  sot,  m. 

No,  nô,  ad.  non,  ne,  pas,  point. 

—  more,  ad.    pas  davantage. 

—  wbere,  ad.  nulle  part, 

— 5  a.  aucun,    nul  ;    pas,    point. 

No  oue. aucun,  nul.  Nontat» 

•  er,  qu'imoorte. 
Nokilitute,'  E6-biK-ll-(ète,    v, 

anoblir. 


NOD 


720 


NOM 


Nokilit}',  nô-bil'-li-tl,  ».  no- 
blesse, grandeur,  f. 

Kôhlo,  uô'-bl,  s  noble,  (gold 
coin),  »i. 

^,  a.  noble,  illustre,  généreux, 
magnifique,  sublime,  princiial. 

Nôblc'muu,  nô'-ljl-mane,  s.  no- 
ble, seigneur,  arislociale,  m 

Nôlilcueks,  nô'-bl-nesse,  s.  no- 
blesse, sublimilé,  f.    [blesse,  f. 

Nobicas,    nô'-bltsse,   s.    la    no- 

Nûblenomaii,  nê'-bl-oueume- 
eune,   s.   femme  noble,  f. 

Nobl}>  nô'-bli,  ad.  noblement, 
splendidement. 

Nâbod],  uô'-bod-i,s.  personne, 
pas  un,  pas  une, 

Nôccut,  nîôciwe.  nô'-cennl,  ci- 
ve, a.  nuisible,  coupable, 

Nock,  nok,  s.  fenie,  encoche, 
entaille,  f  ;  le  fondement,  m. 

NuctanibiilàliuiB.  nûk-tamm- 
biou-lé^'Cheune,  s.  noctambu- 
lisme,  w. 

IVuctâinbiiIict,  nok-tamm'- 
bioule-ifte,  s.  somnambule. 

Noclidiul,  nok-lid'-yal  or  dji- 
al,  a.  comprenant  un  jour  et 
une  nuit. 

Kocd'rcM'oiiB,  nok-tif'-rer-euce, 
a.  qui  amène  la  nuit. 

KuctiTnguiit,  nok-tiv^-va-gannt, 
o.  qui  erre  la  nuit. 

IWûoliiur)',  nok'-tchiou-a-ri,  s. 
mémoire  de  ce  qui  se  passe  la 
nuit. 

frôciui'ii,  nok'-teurn,  s.  noc- 
turne, m. 

tfoctûrual,  nok-teur'nal,  a. 
nocturne. 

—,  s.  nocturne  (animal),  noclur- 
labe  (instrument  pour  obser- 
ver la  nuit),  )ii. 

Ng<I,  ncde,  t'n.  baisser,  incli- 
ner la  i6le;  s'incliner. 

—,  s.  signe  de  tête,  salut  de  la 
tête,  m.  adhésion,  f.  To  givo 
(lie  —  lo  niiy  oiic,  saluer 
quelqu'un  de  la  lêie. 

KodHlioii,  nô-dé'-cheure,  s. 
action  de  faire  des  nœuds. 

Koddrr,  nod'-deur,  s.  celui  qu. 
inc'iiue  11  tète,  sommeille,  m. 


nrôddle,    nod'-dl,    s.    caboche, 

têie,  A  Lsot. 

IVùdil},     nod'-di,     a.     nigaud, 
M'odc,  IVôdiis.  nôde,  nô'-deuce, 

s.  nœud,  nodus,  m. 
Nodôsiil)',  nô-dos'-si-ti,    «.   état 

noueux,  nodosité,  f. 
Nôdoiis,    NûdOHe,    nO''-deucey 

dôïe,  a.  noueux. 
N6diilai>  nod^-djiou-Iar,   a.  no- 

dulaire,  en  forme  de  nodule. 
Nodule,  nod'-djioule,    s.  petite 

masse,  nodule,  f. 
Nog,  Nôjigiii.  nog,  nog'-guine, 

s.  petit  pot,  m,  [noyance. 

Môiaiicc,  noï'-annce,  u.  An- 
Noio,  noï.  V,  Kuna-i. 
môier,  noï'-eur,  s.  u.  Annojer. 
ÎVôioiia,  noï^-eucp,  s.  nuisible. 
Koisc-,  noïze,  s.  bruit,  éclat,  fra- 
cas,   vacarme,    tintement,    nu 

clameur,  f. 
— ,  va.  publier,  divulguer. 
Néiseful, noïze'- foui, a.  bruyant. 
IVoîseleas,  noïze''-lesse,  a.  Iran* 

quille.  [tapageur,  )n. 

I%'ôî**fiuaUer,  noïze'-mé-keur,», 
nfoUiiicaa,  noï'-zi-ness,  s.  grand 

bruil,  m. 
Nôisome,  noV-seume,   a.    dé- 
goûtant, nuisible. 
NùiHomel}',    noï'-seume-li,    a, 

d'une  manière  inTecte. 
nfoiHomciiefiS,    noi'-seume-nes- 

se,  s.   désagrément,  dégoût,  m. 
N'ôiiij-,  noï'-zi,  a.  turbulent. 
Kuliiiou,      nô  licbe'-eune,      *• 

mavaise  volonté,  f. 
IKoll,  nôle,  s.  tête  f. 
Nôiuad, Nomade.  Nômadick, 

nô'-mà3e,  mode,    made-ik,    n. 

nomade.  [blés,  /".  pL 

Noinhlcs.  neumm'b'i,  s.   nom- 
Kumcnclâior,    nome-enn-klé'- 

teur,  s.  —  teur,  »i. 
IVoiueuclâture,  aome-enn-klé'- 

tchioure,  s.  —  lure,  f. 
Nominal,    nom'-nii-ua'     a.  de 

nom. 
Nôminally.  nom'-mi-nal-li,  ad. 

—  nalemenl,   nommément. 
Nôminule,     nom'  nji-séte,    VU, 

nommer,  dénommer. 


«ON 


721 


NOS 


Noiuiiiâiion,  Doin-ml-në'-cbeu- 

ne,  s.  —  lion.  f. 
IC6miiiativc,    nom'-mi-na-tWei 

s.  nominatif,  m. 
IV6inii>ator,  Dome'-i-né-tcur,  S. 

celui  qui  nomme;  qui  préeenie. 
nfominée,   nome-i-ni',   s.    ceim 

qui  est  nommé,  présenté. 
Non,  Dono,  ad.  non. 
louage,  none'-éclje,  S.  bas  ige, 

m.  minorité,  f. 
Noucoiifâriuisl,       nonn-konn- 

for'-miste,  s.  —  miste,  m. 
Noiieonrôrmity,       nonn-konn- 

for/-mi  ti,  ».  —  mile,  f. 
Noue,  neune,  u.  nul,  aucun,  pas 

un,  qui  que  ce  soit. 
N6iie8,  nonnz,  s.  noncs,  f.  pi. 
NoiiciKity,    nonneiin'-ti-ti,    5. 

uéaol,  »n. 
Noucxicleuce,     nonn-eg-Jiss'- 

tennce,  s.  inexistence,  ^. 
IVénesiicb,   neuoe'-seutche,     s- 

sans  pareille,  nonipareilie,  f. 
IVonjûring,     nonn-djiou'-rinn- 

gne,  a.  qui  refuse  le  serment. 
Noujûrize,      nonndjiou'-raïze, 

va.  refuser  le  serment. 
Wônjuror,  nonn'-djiou-reur,  s. 

celui  qui  refuse  le  serment,  m. 
Ifonparéil,      nonn-pa-rel',     s. 

sans-pareil, ni.  nompareille,  f. 
Noupayment,  nonn-pé'-mennt, 

s.  défaut  de  payement,  )iî. 
Nonpcrféruiauco.  nonn-peur- 

form^-annce,  s.  inexécution,  /. 
{Vônplus,noun'-pleuss,  va.  met- 
tre à  quia,  embarrasser,  cod- 

tondre, 
—,  s.  embarras,  m. 
Hourésîdeuee,         nonn-rez'-i- 

denace,  s.  —  ce,  absence,  f. 
iVoni-ésideut,  Donu-rez'-i- 

dennt,  a.  absent. 
Nonresîstauce)     nonn-ri-ziss^- 

tannce,  s.  obéissance  passive,/'. 
Nôuiense,  noan'-cennce,  s.  ga- 
limatias, m.    absurdité,  f. 
Kouséugical,       Donn-ceau'-ci- 

kal,  a.  absurde. 
JVoiisénsicaliy,      noD-cenn'-ci- 

kal-li,  ad.  contre  le  bon  sens. 
Woniénaicaluei*)  BOoa-teM»'- 


ci-lal-nesse,  ».  absurdité,  f 
IVonsolûtioii,        nonn-sôliou'- 

cheune. s.  absence  de  solution  Y. 
nFoiisôlvent,  nonn-sol'vennt,  a. 

insolvable. 
Nonspâring,  nonn-spé'-rinngne, 

a    impitoyable. 
Nônauit,  nonn'-sioute,  va  meU 

tre  hors  de  cour. 
— ,  s.  désertion  de  cause,  f,    [jn, 
Noâdle,  noTid'-dl,  ».  benêt,  sot, 
Nook,  ndùk,  ».  coin,  recoin,  ré- 
duit, m. 
Nooii,  nôùnn,  ».  midi,  m.  —  of 

iiight,  ».  minuit,  m, 
IVooiMla)-,n()ùnn'-dé,(.  midi,  m, 
—,  a.  méridional. 

—  ,  ad.  en  plein  jour. 
Noôiiiiig,  noTmez-inugne,  s.  mé» 

ridienne,  f. 

Noôiilide,  noùnn'-taîde,  s.  et  a. 
midi,  plein  jour.  To  make 
the  —  uijibt,  faire  du  jour  la 
nuit.  [piège,  m. 

IVoose,  nciùze,  s.  noeud  coulant, 

—,  va.  eulacer,  prendre  au  piège. 

Siope,  nôpe,  1.  bouvreuil,  m. 

Wor,  oor,  C.  ni,  ne. 

North,  norlh,  t.  nord,  septen- 
trion m.  [trional,  froid. 

—,  a.  du  nord,  arctique  septen- 

—  star,  s.  étoile  polaire,  f. 

—  pôle,  s.  pôle  arctique,  ru. 

—  wiud,ventdu  nord, m.  bise,f. 
iWoribéast,    aortb-lste',  s.    a. 

nord-est. 
Nôrlhcrly,    nTorthern,     nor^* 

tAeur-li,    a.  septentrional,    du 

nord.  [tentrional. 

Nôrlhorn,  nor'-ïfteurn,  a.  sep- 
Nôrtbnard,   north'-ouarde,  a. 

septentrional. 
—,  ad  au  nord.         [nord-oue;t, 
IVoribwéal,  norlh-ouessle',s.n. 
IVose,  n6ze,  5.  nez,  museau,  m. 

sagacité,    Sair;    canon,    tuyau 

(of  bellows). 

—  ,  va.  mener  quelqu'un  par  la 
nez,  le  gouverner. 

—,  vn.    sentir     s'opposer,    faire 

le  méchant. 
IVoaed,  nôzd,a.  an  nez,  qui  a  le 

Ml,    Wall  —,  a.  qui   a  boo 

46 


NOT 


722 


NOV 


nez.  Blat  —,  qui  a  le  nex  ca- 
mus; Ua«k  — ,  qui  a  le  nez 
aquilin  ;  l.arge  —,  au  grand 
nez.  [feuille,  f. 

SVôsebloed.  nôze'-bltd,  s.  mille- 

IVûsogajr,  "»6ze'-gué,  s.  bou- 
quet, m. 

!V6seleM8,Ddze'-lesse,  a,  sans  nez. 

nîûiilo,  noi'-zl,  s.  bout,  m.  ex- 
trémité,/', [logie,  f. 

TVoKÔlogy,  nô-zoI''-lô-dji,s.  noso- 

môatril,  noss'-lriU  s.  narine,  f. 
(of  a  horse),  naseaux,  m.  pi. 

iVdslrum,  nofs'-ireume,  s.  re- 
mède secret,  m. 

!Vot,  Tiai\.,ud.  ne, pas,  point,  non. 

Notable,  nô'-la-bl,  a.  —  ble, 
insigne,  grand,  atteniir. 

Nôtableiiesc,  nô'-la-bl-nessa| 
s.  habileté,  singularité,  f. 

WôtabI},  nô'-ta-bii,  ad.  habile- 
ment,   grandeuieut,    beaucoup. 

—  «ell,  parfaitenienl   bieu. 
IVotai'ial.    n^'-lé-ri-ai,  a.    nota- 
rial. —  fées,  droits    de   chan- 
cellerie. 

IVôtai'),  ny-ta-ri,t.  notaire,  »!• 

Notâiiou,  no-te^-cbeune,  s.  no- 
talion,  f.  sens,  m. 

Biotcb,  uotcbe,  ),  cran,  m.  en- 
taille, coclie,  f. 

—,  va.  entailler. 

iVotc,  note,  s.  note,  marque,  re- 
marque,/.  ton,  billet,  Hi. 

—  book.  S-  tablettes,  f.  pi. 

—  ,  va.  noter,  marquer,  remar- 
quer. Tu  — dowH,  tenir  no- 
te de. 

Noies,  notz,  I.  pi.  notes,  f.  pi. 
abréviation,  f.  [insigue. 

Nôted,     nô'-ted,      a.     illuMre, 
N6t«dl|f,  nô^-ted-ll,   ad.  spécia- 
lement, [noie,  m. 
Kôcer,    ai'-teur,    s.     celui    qui 
KùibinK,  ceutb'-iongne  s.  rieo, 
néant,    m.    bagatelle,  f.    Ke- 
duce     Jo    — ,  anuihiler.    For 

—  ,  gratuitement.  —  uear.  pas 
à  beaucoup  près  To  luake  — 
or.  ne  faire    aucun  cas  de 

Nôlhiugiieaa,       neulb'-inngne- 

nesse,  s.  néant,  m. 
liSéiice,   DÔ'-lice,  s,  conaaissan- 


ce,    remarque,   indice,  f.  Ta 
give  — ,  donner  avis,        [ner. 

— ,  va.  prendre  connaissance  de, 
observer,  remarquer,  mention- 
ner. 

Notific&tion,  nS  ti-fi-ké'-chen- 
ne,  s.  —  tion, /'.         [déclarer. 

Nôtiry,    nô'-ti-fa!,   va.    nolifler, 

Noiiou,  n6' cbeune,  i.  notion, 
idée,  pensée,  f.  égard,  m. 

National,  nô'-cbeune-al,  a, 
idéal,  imaginaire.         [en  idée. 

Notioiially,  nô'-cheune  al-li,aci. 

Notoriet}'.  nô-iô-ral'-i-li,  S, 
notoriété,  évidence,  f. 

Noldrious,  no-tô/-iieuce,  a.  no- 
toire, évident,  manifeste,  fieïé, 
insicne.   . 

Nui6i-iau«ly,  nfi-iy-ri-euce-ll, 
ad.  notoirement. 

Nolôrioiienerts,  n6  lA'-ri-euce- 
nesse,  s.  évidence,  f. 

Notnitbatâudiiig,  nott''.ouith- 
siaDnd'-inngoe,  c.  nonobstant, 
malgré. 

Nômbeat,  note'-ouite,  s.  blé 
sans  barbe.  [midi, m. 

Noiiis.    D6'-teuce,<.  le  vent    da 

Noiigbl,  nâùte,  t.  rien,  néant, 
zéru.  m. 

Nouu,  naoune,  }.  nom,  m. 

r^oùricii.  neur'-riche,  va.  nour- 
rir, entretenir,  fomenter. 

Nuûrisbable,  neur'-riche-a-bl, 
a   qui  peut  être  nourri. 

NonriKber,  neur'-riche-eur,  $. 
nouri  îcier,  m. 

Noûiicbiiig.  Deur'-ricbe-iOD- 
sup    a   nourrissant,  nutritif. 

Noùi-isboient,  neur'-ricbe- 

nienni,   s.     nourriture,    nutri- 
tion    f. 

NoûrKie,  neur'-zl,  va.  nourrir. 

Noiizel,  neuz'-zl,  va.  prendra 
au  piége.  To  —  a  bog,  pas- 
ser un  anneau  dans  le  nez  d'un 
porc    pour  rein[jêiher  de  fouir. 

Nu«àti»ii.  oy~ve-cbeune,  s.  in- 
niivation,^  [teur,  m. 

No^âior,    nO'-vé  leur,   s.  nova- 

Nùval,    noV-'el,    s   roman,  r/U 

nouvelle,  historiette,  f. 
—,  a.  nouveau,  nouvelle. 


NUG 


723 


NUM 


1MtcIî8(,  nov'-Tel-Hsle,  s.  nou- 

■vel liste,  m.  [té,  f. 

Nôtt-liy,  D0V'-7eI-ti,s   nouveau- 

Novémlier,  nô-Tem'-beur,  s. 
Novemlire,  m.  [neuf. 

ti&tauavy,  nov'-en-na-ri,  a.  de 

Nûvenniul,  n8v'-eD-ni-al,  a.  de 
Deuf  eu  neuf  ans.  [râlre. 

Novércal,  DÔ-veur'kal,  (I.  cîe  ma- 

IVôvice,  nov'-vice,  s.  novice,  m. 
et  A 

IVoTiciate,  nô-TÎche'-i-éle,  s. 
noviciat,  apprentissage,  »i. 

nrôvity,  nov'-i-ti,  f .  nouveauté, 
fraîcheur,  f, 

Kow,  naou,  ad.  maintenant,  & 
présent^actnellement.  —  and 
<hen.  u^.  de  temps  en  temps. 

— )  c.  or,  pour  lors. 

—,  s.  le  présent. 

Nôwaduys,  naou'-a-déie,  ad. 
aujourd'hui.  Bvfore  — ,  au- 
trefois, [part. 

IVôn-here,  nfl'-ouére,  ad.   nulle 

Wôwîsejnû'-ouaîzC)  txd.  nulle- 
ment, [ble. 

IVôxioua,  nok'-cheuce,  a.   nuisi- 

Nôxiously,  nok'-cbeuce-li,  ad. 
d'une  manière  nuisible. 

Nôxiousuc'ss,  nok^-cbeuce-nes- 
se,  s.  qualité  nuisible,/. 

IV6zlc,  Doz'-zl,  s.  tuyau,  bout, 
nez,  groin,  m, 

Nûblilc.  nub/bl,  va,  battre  à 
coups  de  poing. 

Nubifoioiis,  niou-bif'-fer-euce, 
a.  orageux. 

ISûbilate,niou'-bil-éle,  «a  cou- 
vrir de  nuages. 

Nubile,  mou'-bile,  a.  nubile. 

Nûliilous,  niou'-bil-eucB,  nua- 
geux, oiageux. 

NuciTurou»,  niou-oif'-fer-euce, 
a.  qui  porte  des  noix. 

Nûclcus,  nio>''-k!i-euce,  s. 
noyau,  m. 

JNtidâiiuii,  niou'-dé  cheune,  s. 
dénudation,   f. 

IVûdity.  nioii'-di-li,  j.  nudilé,  f. 

Ningâcily,  Nii;;âtiau,  nioil- 
gas'-si-i.i,  gué'-cheune,  s.  fn- 
tililé,  f.  [futile, frivo;e. 

Nûgacorjr,    niau'-ga-t<'.,ar  >,    a. 


Nuisance,  nlou'-sannce,  s.  de- 
tMment,  tort,  dommage,  m. 
incommodité,  f. 

Null,  neull,  va.  annuler,  abolir, 

— ,  a.  nul,  invalide.  —  aud 
Toid,  nul  et  non  avenu, 

— .  s.  ce  qui  est  nul,  et  sans  ef- 
fet, zéro.  [1er,  casser. 

Nûlliry,  neul-'-Ii-faî,  va.  annu- 

nrùllity,  neul'-li-ti,  «.  nullité,  f. 
vice,  m.  [transi. 

Nuiub,    neume,    a.     engourdi, 

— ,  va.  engourdir, 

IVûmbediiesa,  Nûmbness, 

neum'-ed-nesse,  neum'-nesse, 
s.  eng-ourdissement.m.     [brer. 

Nûuiber,  neum'-beur,  va.  nom- 

— ,  s.  nombre,  numéro,  m.  poé- 
sie, cadence,  f. 

IVûinberer,  neum'-beur-eur,  (. 
celui  qui  compte,  m. 

Nûiubei'IeBa,  neum'-beur-lesse, 
a.  innombrable,  infiui. 

Wûiuber»,  neuin'-beurz,  s.  Nom- 
bres, m.  pi. 

mûnibiiig,  neum'-inogne,  a.  qui 
engourdit. 

— .  s   engourdissement,  m. 

IWûnibles,  neum'-blz,  s.  entrail- 
le5  de  cerf,  jn.  pi. 

NûiiihiieHH,  neum'-nesse,  s.  stu- 
péfaction, torpeur,  f. 

IVi'iiiierablv,  niou'-mer-a-bl,  o. 
qui  peut  se  nombrer.  [rai. 

!¥ùm«ral.niou'-mer-al,o.numé- 

Nuiuerally,  niou'-mer-al-ll,  ad, 
numériquement. 

Niiinerai')',  niou'-mer-a-ri,  s. 
numéraire,  m. 

Numo  ration,  niou-mer-é^-cheu- 
ne,  s.  numération,  f.  compte, 
m.  [s.  numérateur,  m. 

Nûiucrator,    niou'-mer-é-leur, 

iWiiuiérical,  niou-mer'-rikal,  a. 
numérique. 

Niiiuéricalif ,  niou-mer'-rik-al" 
li,  iid.  numériquemeut, 

IWiiincrist,  niou'-meriste,  ». 
chiffreur,  m. 

mùniui-o,  niou'-mer-6,  S.  nu- 
méro, nombre,  rti.   marque,  f' 

TVouierôsîiy,  niou  nier-ros'-si- 
ti,  t.  multitude,  cadence,  f- 


NUR 


724 


NYM 


Nûmoroiis,  Diou'-mer-euce,  a. 
nnmbreux. 

Nûmei'ousiies*^  niou^-mer-reu- 
ce-Desse.  s.  multitude,  caden- 
ce, harmonie,  f. 

IVumUmâlic,  niflu-miss-mate'- 
lii,  a.  Dumismatique 

IViiiuiainâiics,  niou-miss-mate'- 
iks,  s.  luimismalique,  f. 

IViiinisinH>ôlogiai,  niou-miss- 
mate-ol'-o-djiste,  s.  numisma- 
le,  in.       [monoaie,  monétaire. 

fVûmmarj',   neum'-ma-ri,  a.  de 

Nûiuskull,  neum'-slieull,  a.  hé- 
bété. 

— ,  s.  lourdaud,  benêt,   m. 

IVûmskiilled,  neum'-skeulld,  a. 
stupide. 

IVun,  nc'unn, s.  religieuse, nonne, 
f.  nonnain,  112.    nonnette,  f. 

Nûucbioii  .Kiinrheoii,  neunn'- 
cbeune,  s.  le  goûter,  m. 

Klûiicio,  neuDo'-chi-ô,  s.  nonce, 
enyo\é,  m. 

IViiiicûpative,  —  tory,  neunii- 
kiou'-pa-tive,  teiir  i,  rt.nuncu- 
palif,  nominal,  qui  déclare  so- 
lennellement, [vent,)«- 

Ifûniicry,  neun'-neur-i,  s.  cou. 

tvû|<iial,  neup'-cbal,  a.  nuptial, 
de  noces. 

—  song,  s.  épilhalame,  m. 
IViiptîals,  oeup'-chalz,  s.  noces, 

f.  pi.  mariage,  m. 

Wm'se,  neurce,  s.  nourrice, gar- 
de-malade, infirmière,  f. 

,— cUild,  s.  nourri?>ûn,  m. 

—  maid,  s.  bonne  d'enfant,  f, 

—  ,  va,  soigner,  nourrir,  élever, 
entretenir.  To  dry  —,  élever 
au  biberon. 

ISûraer,  neur'-ceur,  s,  celui  qui 
nourrit,  qui  alimente. 

Nûrcor}',  neur'-ceur-ri,  s.  con- 
dition d'une  nourrice,  f.  en- 
droit où  l'on  élève  les  enfants 
à  la  mamelle,  m.  salle  d'asile, 
pépinière,  magnanerie,  f. 

—  sardQu,  s.  pépinière,  f^ 

—  maid,  s   bonne  d'eafaot,  f. 


Nurcery-maii,  s.  pépiniériste, 

nourrisson,  favori,  m.  [ni 

JHûrsUng,    nenrce'-llnngne,   s. 
Wùrture,      neur'-tchioure,      s, 

nourriture,  éducation,  /. 
—,  t'a  nour  Ir,  élever. 
njûmle,    neus'-sl,  va.  dorloter, 

caresser. 
Nul.  neutt,  J.   noix,  noisette,  f. 

(of  a  printiag    press),   écrou, 

9)1.  Bazol  —,  noisette.  B^iud 

—,  noix  creuse. 

—  bi-oTvii,  a.  bran. 

—  ci'iikcrs,  s.  casse-noisette, 
casse-noix,  iii.Tocrakanu*, 
casser  une  noix. 

—  gall,  s.  noix  de  galle,  f. 

—  mcg,  s.  muscade,  f. 

—  tree,  1.  muscadier,  m. 

—  sbell,  s.  bron  de  muscade,»!. 

—  ehell,  s.  coquille  de  noix,  f, 

—  iree,  s.  noyer,  noisetier,  m. 
—,   va.   cueillir   des    noix,    des 

noisettes. 

Nuiriflcûiion,  niou-tri-S-ké'- 
cheune,  s.  manière  de  se  nour- 
rir, f.  [s.  nourriture,  /. 

Nûii-imeut,       niou'-tri-mennt, 

Nutrîiuéutal,  niou-lri-menn'- 
tal,  a.    succulent,  nourrissant. 

IViiti'itiou,  niou-tricbe^-eune,  s. 
nutrition,^. 

NutriliouB.  IVûtrilive,  niou- 
triche'-euce,  tri-tive,  a.  nutri- 
tif, nourrissant. 

IVûii-iiiire,  niouMri-tioure,  s. 
qualité  nutritive,  f. 

Nûzzle,  neuz'-zl,  va.  nourrir, 
entretenir;  fouir  avec  le  nez 
(comme font  les  porcs);  niciier. 
loger. 

— ,  un.  se  fourrer,   se  cacher 

Nymph,  uimmf,  $.  nynipbe,i 
jeune  fille,  f.  Water  —,  naïa- 
de, oudine;  Sea  —  ,océanide. 

It^'iuphu,  nimm'-fa,  (pi.  Nym- 
pbaej,».  nymphe,  chrysalide,/. 

Ny'mpblike,  IWyuipbIr, 

nimuiP-lalke,  II.  a. eu  nympbg, 
comme  un*  nymptit. 


OBÉ 


725 


OBL 


O,  int-  ol  bat 

—  5  ».  rond,  ovale,  f».. 

Oaf,  ôfe,  s.  enfant  supposé  ;  en- 
fant de  fée;  benêt, imbécile, m. 

Oâfisk,  4fe'-iclie,  a.  stupide. 

OâGshiieeii,  ôfe'-iche-nesse,  s. 
stupidité,/.  [chêne,  m» 

Oak,    ôke,    s,    chêne,     bois    de 

—  apple,  s.  noix  de  galle,  A 

—  grove,  s.  chênaie,  f. 
Oâkeii,  ô'-ln,  a.  de  chêne. 
Oâkiiiu,    ê'-keume,    s,  étoupe, 

calfatage,  ni. 

Oar,  ôre,  s.  rame,/,  aviron,  m. 

— ,t)u.  ramer. 

—,  la.  diriger  à  la  rame. 

Onrj,  6'-ri,  a.  enferme  de  rame. 

Onic:ikc,  ôte'quéke,  s.  gâteau 
d'avoine, ?n. 

Oâtcn,  6'-tn,  a.  d'avoine. 

Ooeb,  fitb,  s.  serment,  m.  af- 
firmation, /. 

Oàthable,  6th/-a-bl,  a.  pou- 
vant être  admis  au  serment. 

Oûlhbreakiiig,  fith'-bré  kinn- 
gne,  s.  parjure,»!. 

Oâtmalt,  ôte'-malte,  (.  drêcbe 
d'avoine,  /  [d'avoine,  m. 

Oaimeal,    ôte^-miie,    s.     gruau 

Oals,  6ttz,  s   avoine,  /. 

Obaïubulâlîon-  ob-amm-biou- 
lé'-cheane,  s.  promenade,/. 

Obdûce,  ob-diouce',îia  couvrir. 

Obdùciiou,  ob-deuk^-cheune,  s. 
l'action  de  couvrir,  /. 

O^bduracy,  Obdurâlion,  ob^- 
diou-ra-ci,  ré'-cbeune, .s.  endur- 
cissement, îîi.  [durci. 

O'bdurate,  ob'diou-réle,  a.  en- 

— ,  va.  endurcir. 

O/bdiii-atcly,  ob'-diou-réle-li, 
ad.  opiniâtrement 

O'bduralciiei.*,  ob'-dlou-réte- 
nesse,  s.  endurcissement,  vi. 
opiniâlrelé,  /. 

ObdHrcd,ob-diourd',a.  endurci. 

Obi-dieuce,  Ôbi'-dji-ennce,  s. 
obéis-saut. 


Obcdient,     û-bi'-dji-ennt,     a. 

obéissance,  /. 

Obediéiitial.ô  bi-dji-enn'-chal, 
a.  respeciueux. 

Obvdioiiilj'.  ft-bi'-dji-ennt-li, 
ad.  avec  obéissance. 

iDbéisnuce,  fl-bé'-sannce,  S.  ré- 
vérence   prosternation,  /. 

O'iielisk,  ob'-i-lisk,  s.  obélis- 
que, m. 

Oltcqnilaliou,  ob-ek-koui-lé'- 
cheune,  s  promenade  à  cbevai» 

Obei-râiioii,  ob-er-ré-'-cbeuno, 
s.  al  erradon,  /. 

Ob<.so,  ô-bize',  a.  gras,  obèse, 

Olic)-ily,  Obéscness,  ô-bes^- 
si-ti,  ô-bize'-nesse,  s.  obésité,/, 

Obéy,  ô-bé',  va.  obéir,  obtem- 
pérer. 

O'bii,  ô'-bitt,  s.  obit,  m.  mort,/. 

Obiluary,  Sbitche'-iou-ar-i,  s, 
obituaire,    nécrologe. 

— ,  n.  nécrologique. 

O'bject,  ob'-djekt,  S.  objet,  m. 

—  glass,  s.  verre  objectif,  m. 

—5  va.  objecter,  reprocher,  ex- 
poser. 

Objection,  ob-djek'-chenne,  t. 
olijeclion,  /.  reproche,  m. 

Objéi-iive,  ob-djek'-tive,  a.  ob- 
jectif, 

Oljji-ciîwely,  ob-djek'-live-Ii, 
nd   d'une  manière  objective. 

Objéctivi-nesH,  ob-djek'-tivo- 
nes^e,  s.  objet,  m. 

Objêetless,  ob-djekt'-Iesse,  a> 
sans  objel,  sans  but. 

Objértor.  ob-djek'-teur,  s.  CB- 
lui  qui   fait    une   objection,  m, 

Objûrgaic.  ob-djeur'-guéie,ua. 
réprimander. 

Objiirgâtiou,  ob  djeurgué'- 
cheune,  s.  censure,  répriinaa- 
dp,/. 

Objùi-gatory,  ob-djeur'-ga> 

ifur-i    a.  plein  de  reproches. 

O'blai,  ob'-lato,  s.  moine  lai, m, 

Oblâte,  ob-lète^,  a.  sphéroïde. 


OBL 


726 


OBS 


OblâeioDf      ob-lé'-cbeunef      s. 

oblalion,  offrande,   f, 

Obi  cotation,  ob-lek-të^'Cbeune. 
s.  plaisir,  vi.  [ger 

O'hlignte,ob'-li-guél9,l'rt.  obli- 

Obligation,  ob-li-gué'-cheuoe, 
s.  oliligalion,  f, 

0''bligHiorj'.  ob'-U-gué-teur-i, 
a.    obligatoire. 

Oblige,  ô-biaïdje'  or  ô-bllc!je', 
va.  obliger,  faire  plaisir. 

Obligée,  ob-li-djl',  s.  celui  qui 
est  obligé. 

Obligemeut,  ê-blïldje'-mennt 
or  ô-biidje'-mennt,  s.  obliga- 
tion, f. 

Obliger,  6-b!aI'-djeur  or  é-bli'- 
djeur,  s.  celui   qui  oblige,  tn. 

Obliging,  ô-blai'-djioDgne  or 
ô-bli'-djinngne,  a.  gracieux, 
obligeant,  complaisant. 

Obligiugl)',  3-blaî'-djinngne-li 
or  ô-bll'-djiDngne-li,  ad.  gra- 
cieusement. 

Obligingaea*,0-blal'-djinngne- 
Dcsse  or  fl-bl!'-djinngne-nesse, 
s.  honnêteté,  obligation,  f. 

Obliger,  ob-ll-gor',  s.  celui  qui 
s'oblige,  obligé,  débiteur,  m. 

Oblique,  ob-laike',  a.  oblique. 

—  (loaliugs,  s.  procèdes  fraudu- 
leux, [obliquement 

Obliqncly,      ob-laike'-li,       ad. 

Obliqiieiiess,  Obliquily,  ob- 
l;iike'-nesse,  ob-lik'-oui  ti,  s. 
obliquité,/'.  [effacer. 

Oblilerate,  ob-lit'-ler-réte,  tn. 

Oblilcràtion,  ob-lit  ter-ré'- 
cheune,  s.  l'action  d'effacer  de 
la  mémoire,  f. 

Obliviul,  ô-biiv'-vi-al,  a.  qui 
cause  l'oubli. 

ObiîTiou,  o-bliv'-vi-eune,  s. 
oubli,  Jiî.  Act  of  — ,  amnis- 
tie,/'. [oub,ieux. 

Oblîvioiis.,     3-biiv'-vi-euce,    a. 

O'bloog.ob'-lonngne,  a.  oblong. 

O'blongl)',  ob'-lonng-li,  ad. 
d'une  forme  oblongue. 

O  blongiieas,  ob'-lonngnesse, 
s.  forme  oblongue,  /. 

O'bloquy,  ob'-lê-koui,  s.  médi- 
sance,  ceasuroi  f.  Tbe   pu- 


blîc  —,  le  qu'en  dira-t-on. 
Obiuiitéscence,  ob-miou-less'> 

cennce,  s.  mutisme,  tn. 
Obiiôxioua,  ob-nok'-cheuce,  a. 

sujet,  exposé  à. 
Obiiôxiousiy,     ob-ijOk^-ch?iice- 

li,  ad.  dans  un  état  de  sujéiion. 
Obiiéxiousness,  ob-nok^-cbeu- 

ce-nesse,  s.  sujétion,  f. 
Obnûbilale,      ob-niou'-bi-léle, 

va.  obscurcir,  couvrir. 
Obole,  ob'-51e,  j.  obole,  f. 
O'bolus,   ob'-6-leuce,  ».   obole 

(a  coin»),  f. 
Obrépiion,    ob-rep'-cheune,   s 

oLreptation,  /.  [abroger. 

Obrdgâte,     ob-rfl'-guéto,      va. 
Obscène,  ob-cîne',  a.  obscène, 

sa'e.  [salement. 

Obscéiiely,     ob-clne'-li,       ad. 
Obccuity,  —  neucsa,  ob-cen'- 

n -ti,   ob-cine'-nesse,  s.    obcé- 

nité,  f. 
Obsciirâtîon,  ob-skiou-ré'- 

cheune,  s.  —  cissement,  m. 
Obscure, ob-skioure',  a.  obscur, 

caché. 
— .  tia.  obscurcir. 
Obscûrely,    ob-skioure'-li,    fld. 

obscurément. 
Obsciirily,     —     reuess,     ob- 

skiou'-n-ti,    ob-skioure'-nesse, 

s.  obscurité,  f. 
Obsecrâtc,      ob-ci-kréte',     va. 

prier,  supplier,  conjurer. 
Obsecrâtiou,     ob-ci-kré^-cheu-  ~ 

ne,  s.  supplication,  f. 
O'bscquies,  ob'-ci-kouiz,  S.  ob- 
sèques,  f.  pi. 
Obsequioiis.     ob  ci'-kouience, 

a.  condescendant,  soumis. 
ObscqtiinuHly,     oli-ci'-koui-eu- 

ce-li    ad.  avec  condescendance, 

avec  soumission. 
Obséqiiiousuess,     ob-ci^-koui* 

euce-nesse,  s.  condescendance, 

soumisssion,  f. 
Obftcr«'able,  ob-zeur^-Vn-bl,   a 

remarquable. 
Observance,    ob-zeur'-vannCBj 

s.  égard,  olpservance,    règle,/.* 
Observant,   ob-zeur'-vannt,  o. 

docile,  atieaiif,  respectueux. 


OBS 


727 


OBT 


Oliservâlio»,  ob-zcur-vê'-cheu- 
ne,  s.  observation,  f. 

Obsérvûlor,  ob-zeur-'Jé'-teur, 
s.  observateur,  m. 

Obsérvatory,  ob-zeur^-va-teur- 
i,  î.  observatoire,  in. 

Observe,  ob-zeurve',  lo.  ob- 
server, remarquer,  épier. 

— ,  vn.  faire  une  remarque  ;  être 
attentif.  [servaleur,  Irice. 

Obïcrror,  ob-zeurv'-eur,  s    ob- 

Obsérvingly,  ob-zeur^-vÎDngue- 
li,  ad.  attentivement. 

Obsession,  ob-sèche^-eune,  s. 
l'action  d'obséder,  f. 

Obsidional,  ob-cid'-i-eune-a1, 
a.  obsidional. 

O'bsolële,  ob'-EÔ-lite,  a,  vieil- 
li, suranné.  [m. 

—  Word,    s.    mot  hors  d'usage, 

O^bsoletoncss,  ob^-sô-Iite-nes- 
se,  s.  état  de  ce  qui  est  suran- 
né, m.  [tacle,  m. 

O'bslacle,    ob'-sta-kl,    s.    obs- 

Obsictric,  —  cal,  ob-stet'-trik, 
trik-al,  a.  d'accouchement. 

Obstetrîcâlioii,  ob-stet-tri-ké'- 
cheune,  s.  accouchement,  in. 

Obslétricks,  ob-stel'-lriks,  s. 
l'art  des  accoucbements. 

O'bslinacy,  ob'-lsi-na-ci,  ». 
obstination,  f, 

O'bslinate,  ob'-stl-néte,a.  opi- 
niâtre, obstiné,  entier. 

O'bstiiiaiel)',  ob'-sti-oéte-Ii, 
ad.  obstinément. 

O'bslinaleness,  ob'-sti-néte- 
nesse,  s.  obstination,/,  entête- 
ment, m. 

Ob8tipâ«iot»,ob-stl-pé'-cheune, 
s.  l'action  de  fermer  nn  pas- 
sage, /. 

Obstréperoiir  ob-strep'-per- 
reuce,  a.  turbulent. 

Obstrépcroiislj,  ob-slrep'-per- 
reuce-li,  ad.  avec  fracas. 

Obstrépcroiisness,  oh-Strep^- 
per-reuce-nesse,  s.  bruit,  m. 
clameur,  f. 

Obstrfciion,  ob-slrlk'-cheune, 
s,  obligation,  f.  lien,  )?î, 

Obsirnci,  ob-streukle',  va.  em- 
pêcher, obstruer,  boucher. 


Obstri'icter,     ob-streukte'-eur^ 

s.  celui  ou  celle  qui  empêche, 
Obsirûction,     ob-sireuk'-cheu  • 

ne,  s.  empêcliement,  m. 
ObsIrûctiTC,    Obsirûent,  ob- 

streuk'-tive,  ob-siriou''-ennt,  a, 

obstruclif,  opilatif. 
Obslupefâction,      ob-stiou-pi- 

fak'-cheune,  s.  stupéfaction,  f. 
Obiâiu,  ob-téne/,    va.   obtenir, 

remporter,  gagner. 
— ,  vn.    exister,  régner,   être  en 

usage;  l'emporter,  {revaloir. 
Obtaiiiable,    ob-léne'-a-bl,    <i. 

qu'on  peut  procurer,  obtenir. 
Obtâiiiiiig,    Oblaiiiiuciit,  ob- 

téne'-inngne,     mennt,    s.   ob- 
tention, f, 
Obtcmperaie,  ob-temm'-peur- 

éle,  vil.  obéir. 
Obtéiid.  ob-tennd',  ra  opposer. 
Ob«eiit'brâlîoii,ol)-ten-ni-bré'« 

cheune,  X,  obscurcissement,  m. 
Obtéiisioii,  ûb-tenu'-cbeune,  s. 

o|iposition,  ^  refus,))!. 
Obiést,   ob-teste',  va.  supplier. 
Obtesiàtioii,    ob-less-té'-cheu- 

D«,  ».  supplication,  f. 
Obtrcctâiioii,  ob-trek-té'-cheu- 

ne,  s.  calomnie,  f. 
Obirûde,  ob-troùde',  va,  intro- 
duire   par    frtudt  ou  par  vio- 
lence. 
— .  lui.  se  fourrer,  s'insinuer, 
ObCrùder,     ob-trdùde'-eur,     (. 

impoitun,  intrus. 
Obtrùsion,    obtroti'-jeune,    s, 

imponunité,  impertinence,/. 
Oblrùsîve,      ob-troti^-cive,      a, 

violent,  importun.  [ser. 

Obtûiid,  ob-teuund',vn.émous- 
Obiiii'âtion,  ob-tiou-ré'-cbeune, 

s.  act.  de  boucher. 
Obtiisâiigiilar.ob-liouse-anng^- 

guiou-lar,  a.  obtusangle. 
Obtuse,  ob-liouse',   n-     obtus, 

malériel. 
Obiûsvl)',      ob-tiouse'-Ii,     ad. 

stupidement,  sans  pointe. 
Obiùsviiess,     ob-tiouse'-nesse, 

s.   stupidité,  f. 
Obiûsîoii,     ob-tiou'-jeuue,     •. 

act.  d'émousser. 


occ 


728 


OCT 


Obûmbrale*        ob-eum^-bréte, 

vn,  ombrager,  couvrir,  obscur- 
cir. 

OliiBinbrâtion,  ob-eum-bré'- 
cheure,  s.  action  d'ombrager,/. 

O'bverse,  ob''-\eurse,  5.  obver- 
se,  recto,  m. 

Obiéi'i,  obveurte',  va.  tour- 
ner. 

O'IiTinte,  ob'-Ti-éte,  va,  obéir, 
prévenir. 

O'ixioii»,  ob'-Ti-euco,  a.  évi- 
dent, qui  saute  aux  jeux. 

O'bvioiisly,  ob'-vi-euc8-li,  ad. 
évidenimeot. 

O'bvioiisness,  ob'-vi-euce-nes- 
se.  s.  évidence,  f. 

Occasion,  olf-ké'-jpune,  s.  oc- 
casion, cause,  f.  sujet,  besoin, 
m.  affaire,  raison^  f  I  bave 
—  for  il,  j'en  ai  besoin.  Ou 
— ,  ad.  è  l'occasion. 

— ,  un.  donner  lieu  à  causer. 

Occâsioiiiiul*  oli-l^é^-jeune-alj 
a.  occasionnel,  accidentel. 

OccÛBionnall}.  oli-lié'-jeune- 
al-li,  ad.  par  occasion. 

Occccâtioii,  oli'Cé-lié^-cbeuDe, 
s.  aveuglement,  m. 

O'ccideui.  oli'-ci-dennl,  s. 
ouest,  occident,  le  couchant,»». 

Occidviitnl,  OccidiioiiK,  ok- 
ci-denn'-lal,ok-cid^-djiou-euce, 
a.  occidental.  [ciput. 

Occipital,  ok-cip'-pi-tal,fl.d'oc- 

Orcipiite,  ok'-ci-peute,  s.  occi- 
put, m,  [sacre,  jn. 

Ocoision,  ok-cije'-eune,  s.  mas- 

Occiiide,  ok-kiioude',  va.  en- 
fermer. 

Occluse,  ok-kiouze',n  enfermé. 

Occliisioii,  ok-kliou'-jeune,  s. 
occlusion,  act.  de  fermer. 

Ocri'ilt,  ok-keult',  a.  occulte, 
caclié. 

Occultation,  ok-keul-té'-cbeu- 
oe,  s.  occultation,  ^ 

Occûliuess.  ck'keulte'-nesse,  t. 
état  de  ce  qui  est  caché,  m 

O^ccupaiicy,  ok^-kiou-pann-c), 
5.  prise  de  possession,  f. 

O'ccupant,  ok'-kiou-panut,  S. 
possesseur,  m. 


O'conpate,   ok'-kiou-pfte,    va, 

occuper,  s'emparer. 
Occupation,    ok-kiou-pë^-cheu- 

ne,  s.   —    lion,  ;*.  emploi,  m. 

profession,     possession    d'une 

terre,  f. 
O'ccupier,    ok'-l;iou-paï-eur,  s. 

possesseur,  habitant,  m. 
O'ccup}',   ok'-kiou-paï,   «a.  09- 

cuper,  posséder,  jouir. 
Occûi-,    ok-keur',  un.   se    pré- 
senter,  se   rencontrer,  arriver, 

se  trouver. 
Occurrence,    ok-keur'-rennce, 

s.    occurence,    f.    événeme.'il, 

»!.  conjoncture,  f. 
Occûirent,   ok-keur/-rennt,   a. 

occurrent. 
Occ'ûrriug,     ok-keur^-rinngne, 

a.    qui    se    rencontre. 
Occûrsion,  ok-keur'-cheune,  I. 

choc,  m. 
0'ccan,ô'-cheune,  s.  océan,  ni. 
O'ccan,    Oceànic,    ô'-cheune, 

ô-chi'-ane-ik,  a.  qui  est  de  l'o- 
céan. 
Océllatedjft-cel'-Ié-led,  (T. ocellé. 
O'cbimy,     OVkamjr,      ok'-ki- 

mi,  s.  similor,  tombac,  «i. 
O'cbre.  ô'-keur,  s.  ocre,  f. 
O/cbrcouB,  ô'-kri-euce,  a.  d'o- 

cie.  [nature  de  l'ocre. 

O^cfarey,    ô'-keur-i,    a.     de    la 
O'ciagon,  ok'-ta-gone,  s.  octo- 
gone  m. 
Octûgoiial,   Oclângular,    ok- 

lag^-gô-nal  ,      ok-tanng'-guou- 

lar,  a.  octogone. 
Octâiigularurss,        ok-tanng'- 

guiou-lar-nesse,    s.    octangula- 

rité,  f. 
O'ctant,  ok'-tannt,  J. octant,  î». 
O^ctave,  ok'-téve,   s.   octave,  f. 
Octâvo,  ok-té'-vô,  s.   in-octavo, 

îîi.  [huit  ans. 

Octénnial,  ok-ten'-ni-al.  a.  de 
O'ciile,   ok'-tile,  a.   aspect  oc- 

tile  (astr.)  [bre,  m. 

Octôber,   ok-ty-beur,  s.   Octo- 
Octoédrîcal,  ok-to-ed'-dri-kal, 

o.  ocloèdre. 
Octogcnârian,  ok-lfl-dji-né'-ri- 
ane,  s.  octogénaire,  m. 


ODO 


/29 


OFF 


Octjgenary,  ok-t&'-djëne-ar-i, 
a.  octogénaire. 

O'cionarj,  ok'-t8-nar-i,  a.  ap- 
partenant au  nombre  huit. 

Oclouôciilar,  ok-tô-nok''-kiou- 
lar,  a.  ayant  huit  yeux. 

O'cluple,  ok'-tiou-pl,  a.  huit 
fois  répété. 

O'cular,  ok'-kiou-lar,a. oculaire. 

O'cularly,  ok'-kiou-Iar-li,  ad. 
oculaireraent.  [Toyant. 

O'cuinte,  ok'-kiou-Iéte,  a.  clair- 

O'ciilist.  ok'-kiou-liste,  s.  ocu- 
liste, m. 

Oild,  odd,  a.  impair,  non  pa'r, 
singulier,  bizarre,  dépareillé, 
de  reste,  au  delà,  mau-vais.  To 
play  at  eveu  and  —,  jouer 
£  pair  ou  non.  An  —  uumber, 
un  nombre  impair.        [nté,  f. 

O'dility,    od'-di-ti,  î.    singula- 

O^ddly,  odd'-li,  ad.  étrange- 
ment, [rilé, /■. 

O'ddueas,  odd'-nesse,  s.singula- 

Odds,  oddz,  s.  avantage,  m.  dif- 
férence, supériorité,  bisque, 
querelle,  f  différent,  m.  To 
hâve  tbe  —  of  oiie,  avoir  le 
dessus  sur  quelqu'un.  To  l»o 
a«  —,  être  en  querelle.  To 
so«  nt  —,  désunir. 

Od«'.  ôde,  s    ode,  f. 

O'dibic,  iV-di-bl,   a.    haïssable. 

O'dioii»,  ô'-dji-euce  or  ô'-di- 
euce,  a.  odieux 

O'diuasly,  ô'-dji*euce-li  or  ô'- 
di-euce  II,  ad.  odieusement. 

OMioiisiicss,  ô'  dji-euce-nesse 
07'ô'-di-euce-nesse,  s.  énormi- 
té,  f. 

Oïdium,  y-djl-eame  or  ô'-di- 
eume,  s,  haine,  envie,  f.  re- 
proche, m.  [ —  gique. 

Odoutâlgic,  ô-donn-tal'-djik,  a. 

Odoiilâlgy,    ô-donn-tal'-dji,     s. 


odonlalgie 


■ie,  /. 

,    V-dô-ré 


[rant. 


Odorirerous,d-dô-rif^-fer  euce, 
a.  odoriférant. 

Odorircroiisncss,  ô-dô-rif/- 
fer-euce-nesse,  s.  odeur  aroma- 
tique, f.  [rant. 

tMorous,  ô^-deur-euce,  a.  odo- 


O'dour,  6'-deur,  s.  odeur,  sen- 
teur, f. 

Oeciiiuénlcal,  ek-kîou-men'- 
ui-kal.  a  —  nique.  [m. 

Ocdëma,    i-di'-ma,    s.    œdème, 

Ociliud,  i-il'-yad,  s.  œillade,  f. 
coup  d'œil,  m. 

O'er,  6re,  contraction  d'Over. 

OesopbaguB,  i-sof-fa-gueuCB] 
s.  œsophage,  m. 

or,  ov,  yr.  de,  du,  des,  de  I', 
en, sur,  par,  à. 

OIT.  a^,ad.  loin,  au  loin,  dici. 
Far  — ,  loin,  1  am — ,je  n'en 
suis  plus.  To  be  —  aud  on, 
être  tantAt  bien,  tantôt  mal. 

— .  itré-p  à  la  hauteur  de.  Off 
Por(s.xia«tb,  à  la  hauteur  de 
Porlsmoulh. 

— ,  int  hors  d'ici,  sortez.  — 
wiih  yolir  bat,  chapeau  bas. 

O'ffaI,  of'-feul,  s.  abattis,  m. 
desserte,  restes,  m.  pi. 

Orrëncc,  or-fennce', s.  offense,  ,'. 
scandale,  m.  To  take  — ,  se 
formaliser.  To  gi»o  —,  cho- 
quer,   offenser. 

Orrciiceful,  of-fennce'-foul,  a. 
injurieux. 

Offéucelesg,  or-fennc6'-lesse,a. 
innocent- 

Orrûiid,  of-fennd^,  va.  offenser, 
transgresser,  attaquer,  choquer. 

— ,  vn.  déplaire, oITenser,  pécher, 
commettre  une  offense. 

Orréiider,  —  drcss,  of-fenn'- 
deur,  dresse,  s.  délinquant, 
agresseur. 

Offciiaive,  of-fenn''-cîve,  «.  inju- 
rieux, mauvais,  offensif.  To 
■■■•cil  —,  sentir  mauvais. 

Orréiisivc-Iy,  ofrenn'-cive-Iijttii. 
—  sivement. 

Offéiisiveuess,  of-fenn^-cive- 
nesse,  s.  mal,  malice,  f.  dé- 
goût, m. 

O'ffop,  of'-feur,  va.  offrir,  pré- 
senter, proposer,  opposer,  es- 
sayer, exposer,  offrir.  —  an 
abiiso.  maltraiter.  —  violen- 
ce, faire  violence. 

— ,  vn.  s'offrir,  se  présenter,  en- 
treprendre. 


OGL 


T30 


OLF 


OfTer,  s.  offre,  essai,  tenlative. 
O'rrc-ring,     of-feur-inncne,    s. 

offrande,  oblation,/'.  DunU— , 

holocausle   m.  Sin  — ,fncrince 

expiatoire,  m. 
O'rrertorj'.  of''-feur-teur-i,  s.  of- 
fertoire ,  /". 
O'rnco,    of'-fice,  s.    charge,    f. 

bureau,  cftice,  m. 
— .  va.  officier. 
O'fûcer,  of'-fl-ceur,   s.   officier, 

fonctionnaire,  agent,  m. 
O'Clicered,   of'-fi-ceurd,    a.  qui 

a      des     commandants,     com- 
mandé. 
Orricial,   of-Gcbe'-al,  t.  officiai. 
— .  <7.  officiel. 
Orricially,  of-fiche'-al-li,  ad.  — 

cieliement. 
orricially,  of-fiche'-al-ti,  s.offi- 

cialité,  f  [donner,  conférer. 
Orriciate,  of-liche'-iéte,  l'a. 
— ,  V)i.  officier,  faire  les  fonctions 

pour  un  autre.  [cinal. 

Orricinul,  of-fice/-i-nal,  a.  offi- 
Orricioiis,  of-fiche'-euce,  n.  ser- 

\iable,  officieux, 
orricioual}'.  of-Gch'-euce'ii,ai/. 

officieusement. 
Orriciousncsg,     of-fiche'-euce- 

nesse,   s.    bonté,  disposition  à 

obliger,  f. 
O'rfliig,  of'-finngne,  s.  le  large, 

m.  la  pleine  mer,  f. 
O'rrset.  ûf'-sett,  s.    rejeton,   m, 
Ofrscoûriiig,  of-skoTir'-inngne, 

s.  rebut,  wi   lavures,  balayures, 

f.  pi. 
O'rrspriiig,    of'-sprinngne,     s. 

descendants,  m.  pi.    lignée,  f. 

fruits,   produits.        [ofl'usquer. 
Orrûscate,    of-feuss'-kéte,     va. 
Orfiiscàiion.   of-feuES  ké'-cheu- 
ne,  s.  ofluscation,  f. 

ort,o'r(eii,  oruiines,  o'rtcn- 

tîme»,  ofle,  of'-fn,  ofte'-tuïm?, 
of^-fn-laïmz«  ad.  souvent. 

O'awurd,  of'-ouârde,  ad  vers 
la  mer,  au  large.  [se,  f. 

Og,   O'gcc,  og,  ô'-djl,  s.  cimai- 

0''gïve,  ô'-djive,  s.  ogive,  f. 

O'gle,  ô'-gl,  va.  lorgner 

— )j.  œillade,  f. 


O'gler,  6'-gl-eur,  ».  lorgneur, 
lanceur  d'œilladeSi 

O'gling,  ê'-gl-inngne,  s.  œilla- 
de, f.  [m. 

O'glio,   ê'-ll-ft,    S.   salmigondis, 

OU!  6,  int.  ohl  ahLoiif! 

Oil,  oïl,  s.  huile,  f.  I-amp  —, 
huile  à  brûler.  Eaiitig-.  »n- 
lad— ,  huile  à  manger.  Hotk 
—,  huile  de  pétrole. 

—  cake,  j.  tourté.'iu  de  graines 
oléagineuses. 

—  plant,  s.  plante  oléagineuse. 

—  seed,  s.  graine  oléagineuse. 
— ,  va.  huiler. 

Oclcôloiir.  oJl-keuK-leur,  s.  cou- 
eur  à  l'huile  [site,  f. 

Oi'liiicss.  oîl'-li-nesse,s.  onctuo- 

Oiimaii,  oïl'-mane,  s.  marchand 
d'huile. 

Oily,  oïl'-i,n.  huileux,  onctueux. 
An  —  longue,  une  langue 
bien  pendue. 

Oini,  oinnt,  va.  oindre. 

Oiiitment,  oïnnt'-mennt,  S.  on- 
guent, ))!. 

O'ker,  ô'-keur,  s.  ocre,  f. 

Old,  ôld,  a.  vieux,  vieil,  m.  vieil- 
le,/. &gé.or— ,  autrefois,  na- 
guères  Tlic  —  king,  le  feu 
roi.  To  gi'o«r  — .vieillir. 

—  ago,  5.  vieillesse,  f. 

—  rafeliioned,  a.  suranné. 

—  lime*,  s    le  vieux  temps. 
O'Ider,  ôld'-eur,  a.  pins  vieux, 

m.  plus  vieille,/. 

O'Idest,  ôld'-esie,  s.  le  plus 
vieux,  m,  la  plus  vieille,  /. 

O'Idisb,  ôld'-iche,  s.  vieillot, 
qui  tient  à  la  vieillesse. 

O'idness,  ôld'-i,esse,  s.  ancien- 
ne'é, vieillesse,  /. 

Oleâginous.  Olcôse.  ô-Ii-ad'- 
djine-euce,  ô-li-ôfe',n.  huileux. 

Oleàgiiioiisnesa,  ô-Ii-ad^-djine- 
euce-nesse,  s.  qualité  oléagi- 
neuse, /■  [laurier-rose,  m. 

OIfâiidor,     6-li-ann'-deur,     ». 

Olodsler,  ft-li-ass'-teu<',  s.  oli- 
vier sauvage,  m. 

Olfâct,  ol-fakte{,  va.  Uairer. 

Oiràrtory,    ol-fak'-teur-i,  a. 
facloire. 


OMN 


731 


ONli 


O'Iid,  O'Iidoiis,  ol'-lide,  ol'- 
lîde-euce.  a.  puant. 

O'Iigai-fby,  '^l'-li-gar-ki,  ».  0- 
ligarchie,  f.  [f. 

O'Iio,   6'-li-6,    s.    olla    podrida, 

O/lilory,  ol'-li-leur-i ,  1.  appar- 
tenant au  jardin  potager. 

Olivâster,  ol-li-vass'-teur,  a.  o- 
livàlre. 

0'liv«,  ol'-live,  s.  olive,  f. 

—  (ree,  s.  olivier,  m, 

—  harvcsi.  s.  olivaison,  f. 

—  yaril^lilnittaiioiE,  5.  planta- 
tion d'oliviers,     [olympiade,  f. 

Olj'^nipind,     ô-limm'-piade,   s. 

Olj'mpiaii,  6-limm'-pi-ane,  a. 
olympien,  olympique. 

Oly'nipic,  (l-hmm'-pik,  a.  olym- 
pique. —  gaïues^jeux  olym- 
piques, [olympe,  n\. 

Olj'mpua,     A-Mmm''-peuce,     S. 

O^uiber,  omm'-beur,  s.  (gamej 
bombre,  m.  (a  fish)  ombre,  /. 

Oméga,  6-mi'-ga,  s.    le  dernier. 

0/melc<,omm''-lelt,s.  omelette,/'. 

O'men.  é'-mena,  s.  augure,  pré- 
sage, m. 

O'mcued,  ô^-mennd,  a.  qui  con- 
tient des  présages.  III  —,  de 
sinistre  présage. 

Oméuium  ô-meDD^-teume,  s. 
épiploon,  m. 

O'minate,  om'-mi-néte,  va.  au- 
gurer, prédire. 

Omiiiâtiou,  om  mi-në'-cheune, 
5.  pronostic,  în. 

O'minoiis,  om^-mlne-euce,  a. 
de  mauvais  présage. 

O'minoualy,  om'mine-euce-H, 
ad.  avec  un  bon  ou  un  mau- 
vais augure.  [omission,  f. 

OmiBBion,    â-micbe'-eune,      s. 

Omit,  ô-mitt',  va.  omettre,  ou- 
blier, [omission,  f. 

Oniittance,      â-mit'-lannce,   s. 

Omnirài-ious,  omm-ni-fé'ri  eu- 
ce,  a.  de  toute  espèce. 

Omiii'fcrous,  omm-nif'-fer-eu- 
ce,  a.  produisaut  tout. 

Omiiiflc,  omm-nif'-fik,  a.  qui 
fait  toutes  choses. 

O'mniroriii,  omm'-ni-fôrm,  a. 
de  toutes  les  fcimes. 


Omui'geiioiiB,  omm-nid'-dji- 
neuce,  a. de  tout  genre. 

Omuiparenl,  omm-n'  /-par- 
ennt.n.  qui  porte  toute;  choses. 

Oiunfpoleuce, — cj.  omm  nip'- 
pô-tennce,  tenn-ci,  -  tcate- 
puissance,  f. 

Oiuii{paicui,omm-i.  'p'.pô-tennt, 
a.  tout-puissant. 

Oniiiiprésence.  omo-ni-prez'- 
ennce,  s.  ubiquité,  f 

Ouiiiipréseni,  omm-ni-prez'- 
ennt,  qui  a    le  don  d'ubiquité. 

OmuiBcieiice,  —  cy,  omni-ni- 
cbe'-i-ennce,  enn-ci,s.  connais- 
sance infinie,  omoiscience, /. 

OmiiÎBcioiit,  OmiiJscîouB, 
onim  niche'-i-ennl,  euce,  n. 
qui  sait  tout,    [ce,  a.  omnivore, 

OmnivorouB,  omm-niv'-vôreu- 

O'moplaie,  ome'-6-pléte,  s.  l'o- 
moplate,/', [de-là. 

On,  onn,pr.  sur,  &,  au,   de,  du, 

—  a  sudden,  tout  d'un  coup. 

—  fooi,  à  pied. 
~-  higli,  en  haut. 

—  borseback,  à  cheval. 

—  my  pari,  pour  ma  part. 

—  pui'posc,  à  dessein,  exprès, 

—  thaï  day,  ce  jour-là. 

—  (bo  lefi.à  gauche. 

—  (be  rigbt,  à  droite. 

— ,  ad.  dessus  ;  en  avant;  en  con- 
tinuant toujours,  sur  soi  (of 
dresses).  To  put  —,  mettre 
dessus.  To  go  —,  aller  en  a- 
vant.  Far  —  in  the  nighl, 
bien  avant  dans  la  nuit.  SIecp 

—  ,  continuer  à  dormir.  Uly 
sboes  arc  ^,  mes  souliers 
sont  mis. 

—,  int.  allons!  en  avant I 
Once,  ouennce,  ad.  une  fois,  u- 
ne  seule  fois,  autrefois.  — 
Tor  ail,  une  fois  pour  toutes. 
At— ,  tout  duo  coup.  —  mo- 
re, encore  un  coup. 
One,  oueune,  a  un,  l'un,  l'autre. 

—  by— .  un  par  un .  Every  — , 
chacun.  My  little  — ,  mon  pe- 
tit ami.  To  niakc  —,  faire 
Dombre.TfoiBng— go, des  petits. 

—  eyed,  a.  borgne. 


OPE 


732 


OPI 


Oiie  baudedf  a.  manchot. 

— 1  pr.  on,  l'on,  quelqu'nn,  tel, 
telle.  Aiiy— ,  quelqu  un.  Eve- 
ry  — ^  chacun.  Wo  —  , personne. 
—  unolhcr,  i'uD,  l'autre, 

Oue's,  ouennz,  son,  sa,  ses. 

Oue's  self,  ouennz'-selfe,  a. 
soi-même,  se.  [f. 

ft'iii.iic8s,ouene>-nesse,î.  nnilé, 

O'itei-ar},  on'-ner-rar.i,  o,  de 
charge  de  bat,  [ger. 

O'uerale,  on'ner-rélt.t'n.  ebar- 

Ouci-âiioii,  on-ner-é'-cheune,  s. 
l 'action  de  charger,  f. 

O^iicroiia,  on'-ner-euce,  a.  oné- 
reux, pesant.  [m. 

O'uion,  eune'-yeune,  s.  oignon, 

O'uly,  ôae'li,  ad.  seulement. 

— ,  a.  seul,  unique. 

0''H8et,  onn'-sell,  s.  assaut,  m. 
charge,  attaque,/. 

— ,  va.  commercer,  attaquer. 

O'uBluu^ht,  onn'-slaule,  s.  at- 
taque, charge,  f. 

Outolo^isl.  onn-tol'-lô-djisle,  s. 
onlologiste,  m.         [lologie,  f. 

Outôlogy,  onn-toI'-I6-dji,  s.  on- 

O^uwnrd.  onn'-ouarde,  ad.  ep 
avant.  To  corne  — ,  s'appr' 
cher. 

O'iiyx,   ô'-niks,  s.  onyx,  m. 

Ooze,  oLize,  un.  suinter, s'écouler. 

— ,  s.  vase,  f.  niarais,  limon,  m. 

OoziuesB,  dïï'-zi-nesse,  s.  ma- 
récage, m,  vase,  f. 

Oôzy,  ôù'-zi,  a.  vaseux,  maréca- 
geux. 

Opâcate,  ôpé'-léte,  va.  rendre 
opaque. 

Opûcjiy.ô-pas'-si-ti.s.  opacité,/'. 

Opàcous.ô-pé''-keuce,a.  opaque. 

O'pal,  ô'-i.al,  s.  opale,  /. 

Opaque,  ôpéke  ,  a  opaque, 
sombre. 

Ope,  O'peu,  ôpe,  6'-pn,  va.  ou- 
vrir, défaire,  décacheter,  révé- 
ler, exposer,  expliquer,  débou- 
cher, eniamer.  [aboyer. 

—  5   un.    s'ouvrir;  se    découvrir; 

—  ,  a.  ouvert,  visible,  manifeste, 
ciair,  f.-anc,  déclaré,  public,  pu- 
blique. A  Utile  — ,  enir'oiivert. 
lu  —  field,  en  rase  campagne. 


In    —    «Ireel,  en  pleine  rue. 
To  «et  —  ouvrir. 

—  eyed,  a  vigilant. 

—  banded.  a.  libéral. 

—  heartcd,  a.  franc. 

—  hearicdueas.  s.  franchise,^. 

—  moulhed,  s.  gueule  béante» 

—  weiither,  s.  temps  doux. 
O'peuer,  ô'-pn-eur,  s.    celui  qnl 

ouvre,  explique,  sépare»  [ratif 
0'pei>iiig.fl'-pn-inngne,n.   opé- 
— ,  s.  ouverture,  /.  orifice,  m.  lé- 
gère connaissance./. 
O'pculy,  ô'-pn-li,  nd.    ouverte- 
ment, clairement,  franchement. 
O'pcnueos,  6'-pn-nesse, «.fran- 
chise, sincérité,  /. 
O'pera.  op'-per-ra,  s.  opéra,  m, 

—  glas»,  s.  lorgnette,  /. 

—  ha«,  s.  claque,  vi. 
O'perable,  op'-per-a-bl,  a.  pra- 
ticable, [opère. 

O'pcraut,    op'-per-annt,  a.  qui 

O'perale,  op'-per-éle,  vn.  opé- 
rer, effectuer. 

Operâ<iou,op-per-é'-cheune,  t. 
opération,  action,  /. 

O'peiaiivo,  op'-per-ra-tive,  a. 
actif,  efficient. 

O'porator,  op'-per-rê-teur,  s, 
ouvrier,  opérateur,  charlatan, 
ni.  [ble,  laborieux. 

O^perosc,  op-per-rôze^,  a.  péni- 

0|iliibâlniic,  op-thal'-mik,  cï. 
ophihalmique.    [ophlhalraie,  /. 

Opbibalmy,      op'-tbal-mi  ,      s. 

O'plale,  ô'-pi-ale,  s.  opial,  m. 

— .  a.  soporifique,  narcotique. 

O'piOce,  op'-i-fice,s.  métier,  m. 

Opiflcer,  op-if'-ice-eur,  s.  arti- 
.san,  m,  [peut  penser. 

O^piiiable,  ô'-paîne-a-bl,rt. qu'on 

Opiiiàtiou,  ô-païne-é'-cheuue, 
.<.  opinion, notion  préconçue. 

Opiiiàlor,  9-paîne-é'-teur,  s.  ce- 
lui qui  opine,  m. 

Opine,  ô-paine',  vn.  opiner. 

Opitiiative,  4-pine'-ji-ï-tive,  0. 
obsiiné,  préconçu. 

Opiuiatiiely,  ô-pine  yf-a-tive- 
li,  ad   opiniStrémi.nt. 

OpiiiiaiiTeiieM,  ô-pine^-jl-l- 
tive-uesse,  (.  opiniâtreté,  /. 


OPP 


733 


OPU 


y-é'-teur,  a.  opiniâtre       ^  Oppo«..o„,   op-pfl-^iche/.eune. 

}        }  u,  I  Ol'P'J",    op.presse',   va.    op. 

primer,  oppresser.  ^ 


Opi. 


.  opiniâtreté,  f. 

ser,  opiner.  "^  '^ 

-,«._opinion    pensée, /-.avis,,». 
Op.u.oua.ed,    ô-p.ne'-ïeun  -é- 

ted,  a.  opiniâtre 

Op.niona,i,,e,  6pfne/-yeune-a- 

Oii<uioH«(iveno8s,        8-nine/ 

yeune-a-live-nesse,  u.  Opiuia 


iirenesa. 

"?""i?"'*''.*-P''"s'-y«"°-nis(e, 
opinion,  7n.  r,„ 

'•,P»"^f  ".  op/.pi-dane,  s.  habi- 
tant d'une  ville, /. 

"?St';^':n"/a-i^'^'--^'^' 

"?''n'nfi!.^""'     °P-Pi-lé'-clieune. 
s.  opilaiion,  ^  [opilaiif 

2w  e.'Ôd"'   ?-P.'l'-'^-'ive,    „: 

pli,  obstrué.        [opposant,  m 

Opp„„e„.,    op.pô>.n7nn.,   i  " 

Oppor«uue,  op-por-lioune',    „ 

?2n?^H  *  P"'"*»*.  wnvenable 
commode,  * 

"r«d'"r''''     "P-POf-lloune/- 
ment  ^'■''^'"'  «""'"able 

Opportuni.y,    op-por-liou/-n, 
commodil^';'';.""'"''     '""='°° 

Oppose,  op-pôze/,  ua.   opposer 
résister,  corabaltre        "PP''^^^ 

"iecl'i'on's"^'""'''   ^''^  ^"^   "b- 

«u::^,.,  op.p«K:^:^':- 
"'.ritre?,,?.^-^^'-""-  ^"'a- 

O'ppogKe,    op'-pa-ziie     « 

posé,  vis-à-vis,  contraire. 
—,  s.  adversaire,  m.     rvis-i-vis 
O  ppos  .ely,   op/-pô.,i;^^.',*  ^Jl 

O'pp„,..e..e„,op/p6.zi,e:nés: 
se   o   oppo,,„oB, /',  an,         i,. 


op. 


Oppre.,.„.,  op-prèche/-ebDe 
s.  oppression,  f.  _  „r  .^^ 
Uv!ai-«,  serrement  de  cœur,  7». 

Opprc.,.»e,  op-pres'-sive,  a. 
cruel,  accablant. 

Op,.ré.s„r,  ep-pres'-seur,  s. 
oppresseur,  m. 

Opprôl.ri„„,,  op-praz-bri-euce, 
«•inramant.  onlra?eant 

Opprobriousl,,  op-pr6/-bri. 
euce-li,  ad.  iDjurieusement 
outrageusement  ' 

Opprôbri„.,..,e8,,op.pra/.bri- 

zi'rr'  '■  "pp''"'^'''''  »"■ 

Opp.-ob.i„m,op.pr6/-bri-eume, 
s-  opprobre,  m.  ' 

tJatlie.aliaquer,  résister  à. 

ppuguui.oy,     op-peug/-nann- 

01,  s.  opposition,  f. 
Oppiig..er,    op-pioune/-eur,    s. 

auversaire,  m 
0,.«.-„.a.h,,    op-cime'-a-lhi,   ,. 

educaiioD  tardive. 
0'!,','!;I'i'j'"'P'-'=!:''''''-^««'"ble. 

.  v„         '  op-té'-tive  or  op'-ta- 

ll^e,s.  optuiif,  ,„  '^ 

0',.iic«l,  op/-ti-kal,a.  optique. 
"piic.an,  op-iicbez-eune,  s.  op- 
n/«.:_         /  .-,  [suel. 

O  pi.c.    op/-tik,  a.    optique,  vi- 
—  •  s_  I  optique,  la  vue,  /. 
O  plies,  s.  l'optique,  f. 
"  i'"«»acy,  op'-ii-ma-cl,    ».   la 
noblesse,  f.  '  ' 

O'piimism,   op'-ti-mizm,  s  on- 

0„  ..  '  "P'-'-inisie,  s  opii- 
upiin„iy,    op-tim'-mi-ti,  s.  ex- 

«P«'o..,  op'-cheune,  «.  option, 
lenU'eTre'nn-ci.r^puTen^r/ 
p-uTênt-'Hcr"^»-'--'-»- 

"'/^"'«n"','*'-  "P'-P'ou-lennt-li, 
«rf.  opulemmenl  [opuscule,  m! 


ORB 


734 


ORD 


Or,  or,  c>  ou,  ou  bien.  —  else, 
ou  bien,  au<''eineDt,  —  e»er, 
avant  que. 

—,  s.  (blas.)  or,  m.  [f. 

O'i-acii,  or'-aV,s.  (bol.)  arroche, 

O'racle,  or'-ra-kl,  s.  oracle,  m, 

—  1  vn.  pronoDSer  des  oracles. 
Oi'âcular,  —  !»tig.ôrak'-kiou- 

lar,  leuce,  a.  divin. 

Orûculoiial)',  ô-rak'-kiou-leuco- 
li,  ad.  en  oracle. 

Oi'ûculousiiess,  A-rak^-kiou- 
leuce-nesse,  a,  le  don  des  ora- 
cles, [son,  f, 

O'raisoii,  or'-ri-zeune,  s.   orai- 

O'i-al,  ô'-ral,  a.  oral,  voraL 

O'rally,  6'-ral-li, ad.  débouche. 

Oraiig-outaug,  ô  ranng-ou- 
tanng,  s.  orang-outang,  m. 

O'' range,  or'-rinndje,  s.  orange, 

—  chips,  s.  orangeat,  m.         [f. 

—  flower,  — b«d.  s.fleur  d'oran- 

—  hoiiBo,«.  orangerie, ^  [ger,  f. 

—  i>cel,  s.  écorce  d'orange,  f. 

—  trce,  s.  oranger,  m. 

—  woDian,  s.  marchande  d'o- 
rauges,  f. 

Oi*âiigei-y,  ô-râùnn-'-djer-î,  s.  o- 

raiigene-  /■.       [gue,  o^ai^on,  ^ 

Orâiioii,  ô-ré'  cheune,  s.  haran- 

O'rator,    —    ti'ix,   or'-ra-teur, 

triks,  -S.  orateur. 

—  (al  law)  supplinnt,  m. 
Oratôrical,  —  l'ial,  or-ra-tor'- 

rl-kai,  ora-tô'ri-al,  a.  oratoire. 
Oratorio.  oi-a-tfi'-ri-O,   5.    con 

cert  spirituel. 
O'ralory,    or'-ra-teur-i.    a.    s. 

l'art    oiatoire,  m.   l'éloquence 

oratoire,  f. 
Orb,  orbe,   .^.    orbe,  ))i.  orbite, 

période,     révolution,    planète, 

sphère,  f  globe,  m. 
Orbâ>ian,or'l'é'-cheune,  s    pri 

valion  de  parents  ou  d'eofanis 
Oi'bcd,  orbd or  or'-bed,  n.  rond 

circulaire. 
Orbicular,  or-kik'-kiou-lar,   a 

orbiculaire. 
Orbicularl)',    nr-bik'-kiou-lar 

li,  ad.  en  rond. 
Orbiciiliirue»,      or-bik'-kiou 

larnesse,  s.  sphéricité,  A 


Orbîculated,  or-bik^-kioti-lé- 
ted.  a.  en  orbe. 

O'rbi»,  or'-bitt,  s.  orbite,  ^ 

O'rbity.  or'-bi-ti,  s.  état  de  ce- 
lui qui  est  orphelin  ou  sans 
enfants,  m. 

Orc,  Oi-k,  O'rca,  ork,  or'-ka, 
s.épaulard,  m.  [nette,  ^ 

Orcbanei,  or'-ka-nett,  s.  orca- 

O'rchard,  or'tcheurd,  s.  ver- 
g'-'r,  m. 

Orckéiilra,  O^rckestre,  or- 
kess'-tra,  or'-kess-teur,  ».  or- 
chestre, m. 

O'rchia,  or'-kiss,  s.  orchis,  nii 

Ord.  orde,  s    bord   m. 

Oi'dàiii,  or-dénc',  va.  ordonner, 
décréter,  insiituer,  établir,  in- 
vertir, désigner. 

Oi'dâiiier,  or-déne'-eur,  s.  or- 
donnateur, 7)1. 

O'i'deul,  or'-di-al  or  dji-al,  s. 
jugement  par  épreuve,  orda- 
lie, f.  Fire  — ,  épreuve  du 
fiu.  ^Vator  — ,  épreuve  de 
l'eau. 

O'rdiT,  or'deur,  s.  ordre,  dé- 
cret, m.  ordonnance,  manière, 
coutume,  régie,  discipline^  f, 
ordre,  devoir,  »)i.  lu  —  to, 
dans  le  but  de,  afin  de. 

—,  va.  ordonner,  régler,  arran- 
ger, di^po^er,  prévenir. 

O^  i-derer,  or'-dcur-eur,  s.  or. 
ddiinateur,  celui  qu-    règle,  m. 

O'rdfriug,  or'-deur-inngne,  s. 
i'aciioo  d'ordonner,  conduite, 
ordonnance,  f.  maniement,  m. 

O'rdtrie»».  or'-deur-lesse,  a, 
en  désordre. 

O  ■■dL-rliiivsB, or'-deur-U-nesse, 
symétrie,  f. 

O  rdei'ly.  or'-deur-li,  a.  réglé, 
régulier,  sage,  méthodique, 
d'ordonnance 

—  ,  s.  ordoauance  (mil.)  f, 

— ,  ad.  dans  l'ordre,  réguliè- 
rement. 

O'rdera,   or'-deuri,   s.    ordres, 

:n.l,l. 

O'rdiiiable,  or'-di  na-bl,  a.  ca- 
pable d'être  promu,  d'entrer 
aans  les  ordrei. 


ORG 


735 


ORN 


O'rdSiial,  or''-di-nal,  a.  ordinal. 

— ,  s.  rituel,  livre  des  ordres,  m. 

O'i'diiinBice^  or^-di-oanncef  5. 
ordonnance,  f.  statut,  m. 

O'rdiuaril)',  or/-di-na-ri-li,  ad 
ordinairement,  communé- 

ment,conforme  aux  règles  ha- 
bituelles. 

O'rdiiiar)',  or'-di-na-ri,  a.  or- 
dinaire, usité,  commun,  mé- 
diocre, laid,  m 

—  ,  s.  ordinaire  (juge  ecclésiasli- 
qut);  emploi  constant,  ordi- 
naire, m.  table  d'bôie,  f. 

O'i'dinatc,  or'-di-néte,  va.   dé- 
—,  a.  régulier.  [signrr. 

Ordination,     or-di-né^-cbeune. 
s.  ordination,/'.        [tii.erie,  f. 
O'i'diijiuee,  ord^-nannce,  5.  ar- 
O'rdouiiance,    or^-denn-nann- 
ce,  s.    disposition    des    parties 
d'un  tableau,  f. 
O'rdure,or/-djioure.  S,  ordure, 
saleté,  /.  [f. 

Oi-o,  ôre,  s.  minerai,  m  mine, 
O'i'gul,  or'-gal,s.  tartre,  m. 
O'rgau,  or'-gann,  s.  organe  ;  f. 
orgue,  m.  Bird  — ,  serinette, 
f.  Sii-ect  —,  orgue  de  Bar- 
barie. To  pluy  tlie  —,  tou- 
cher de  l'orgue 

—  case,  buffet  d'orgue,  m. 

—  Iof«.  s.  tril)une  aux  orgues,/". 

—  pipe,.;    tujau  d'orgue,  )?!. 
Oi'gâiiîcal,  —  uic,    or-gan^-ni- 

kal,  Bik,  a.  organique. 

Orgâiiicullj.  or-gan'-ni-kal-li, 
ad.  au  mojen  d'organes. 

Orgâniciiliie!4S.  or-gan'>Di-kal- 
nesse,  s  état  organique. 

0''i*gaiiiaui,  or'-ga-nizm,  5.  or- 
ganisme, m.  [niste,  m 

0'i;ani>i|.   or'-ga-niste,  s.  orga- 

Oi'ganizâlion,  or-ga-nizc'- 
cheune,  5.  organisation,  /. 

O^rgaiiize,  or'-ga-naize,  T-rt.  or- 
ganiser, [continue,/'. 

O  rgaiio.    or'-ga-nô,     s.     ba«5e 

O'rgaiij.  O'rignn,  or'-ga  ni, 
or'-i-g.iiie,  s.  orig;in,  m. 

O'r^asin,  'ir'-gaim,  s.  orgas- 
me, m. 

O'rgc'ui,  or'-dji-att,i.  orgeal,ni. 


O'rgies,  or'-djiz,   s.  pi.  orgies, 

/.  pi.  débauche,  f.       [l'est,  m. 
O'riciit,  ô'-ri-ennt,  s.    l'orient, 
— ,  a    qui  se  lève,  oriental,  bril- 
lant, radieux. 
— .  s.  un  hahitant  de  l'Urient. 
Orscntal,ô'ri'enn'-tal,  a.  orien- 
tal, luillant. 
Oi'iciilâlity,    fl-ri-eun-tal'-!i-ti, 

s.  .situation  orientale,  f. 
Orifice.  or'-ri-flce,s.  orifice,  m, 
O'rifluiub,  or'-ri-flame,  s.  ori- 
flamme, f. 
O'i'igiue,  or'-ri-djine, S. origine, 

source,  /. 
Original,   ft-rid'-dji-nal,    a.   — 
nal,  —   nel.  —   vtritiug,  ati- 
tographe,  ni. 
— ,  s.  original    m. 
Originâlity.  ê-rid-dji-nal'-ll-ti, 

s.  -  lité,  /. 
Originally,  6-rid''-dji-nal-li,  ad. 

originairement. 
Origiiialuess.       ft-rid^-dji-nal- 

nesse.s.  originalité,/'. 
Origiiiary,   ô-rid'-dji-na-ri,    a, 

primitif,   orij-inaire. 
Originale,    ô  rid'-dji-néte,   va. 

produire,  faire  naître. 
—  ,  vn.  dériver,  provenir. 
Oi'iginâlio».&-rid  dji-né'-chen- 

ne,  s.  principe,  î(i.  cause,  f. 
Orillun,  ô-ril'-leune,  s.  orillon, 
))!.  [m. 

Orion,6-ra!'-eune,s  (ast.)Orion, 
O'rison,    or'-ri-zeune,  t.    orai- 
son, prière,  /. 
Ork,  ork,  s.  (mar.)  hourque,   f. 
Orl.orl,  (blas.)  s.  orle,  m. 
Orlot.      Orl»,     or'-lett,     OrMê, 

s.  (aich.)  orle,  m. 
O'rlop,  or'-lope,s  fauxpont,>n. 
O'i-nameni,    or^-namcont,    s. 

ornement,  m. 
Ornaméutiil,  or-namenn'-tal, 

".  qui  serl  d'ornement. 
Ornumrntallj,     or-nameon'- 

tal-li,  ad.  pour  parure. 
O'rnainenled.      or'-ns-menn'- 

ted.  II.   orné    p,aré. 
O'rn  aie. or'- néte.'f.  orne, décoré. 
O'rnatL-nriiH,  or'-néte-uesse,  *■ 
ornement,  m. 


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736 


OTH 


•'ruaturo,    or'-né-tchioure,   s. 

décoration,  f. 
Oriiithâlogist,    or-nt-thol'-od- 

djisle,  s   ornilholoïue,  m. 
Oruitbôlog)',  or-nith-ôl'-od-dji, 

s.  ornithologie,  f. 
O'rpbaii.  or'-fane,  s.   orphelin. 
— ,a.  orphelin 
O'rpfaanage.—  nigm,or'-faDe- 

idje,  or'-faa-niim,  s.  èlat  d'or- 
phelin, m. 
O'rpiiueut,      or'-pi-mennl,     s. 

—  menl,  orpin,  m. 
0'r|iine,  or'-pine,  s.   orpin,  rn. 
O'ppcry,or  -rer-ri,  «.plaiiéiaire. 
O'rris,   or'-risso,  s.   paf^^emeal, 

jn.  [ttiodoxe. 

O'rthodox,  or'-lhô  doks,  a.   or- 
O'rtboiloxly,        or'-ihô-doks-ii, 

ad    d'une  manière  (irthoduxe. 
O'rtbodoi}'.    or'-thô-dok-si,    s. 

ortliodoxie.  f. 
0'rthi>ëp),  or'-lh8-i-pi,  s.  pro- 

DoncialioD  correciedes  mots,  f. 
0'riIiogoii,or'-th4-gOQe,  s.  rec- 
tangle, in. 
Ortbôgoual,  or-thog'-gAnal, a. 

rectangulaire. 
Oribôgrapber,     or-thog'-grar- 

feur,  s.  crlhographisie,  m. 
Oribogrâpbiral.   or-thô-graF- 

fi-kal,  a.  —  phique. 
Ortbogrâpbically,  or-thô- 

graf'-fi-k.il-ii,    ad.  —    phque- 

ment.  [lîsle,  s.  —  phiste,  m. 
Ortb6gi-aphist,  or-lhog'-giaf- 
Ortbégrapbize,  or-tLog'-graf- 

faïze,  V)i.  —  phier, 
Ortbégrapby,     or-thog'-graf-i, 

S.  orthographe,  f. 
0'rii«e,  or'-tive.  u.  orlive. 
O'rtolan,  or'-to-leune,  s.   orto- 
lan, m. 
Ort»,  ortz,  S.  restes,  m.  pi. 
0'rTal,or'-val,  s.  (bo.)  orvale,/'. 
OrTiélan,    or-vi-i'-tane,   s.  or- 

■viétan,  VI.  [ciller. 

O'scillaie,  oss'-ciMéte,  vn.  os- 
Oacillàliou,   oss-cil-ié''-cheune, 

s.  o^cijlalioc,  ^. 
OBCfllatary,os5  cil'-la-teur-i,  a. 

oscillatoire. 
Oacitancjr,   ->  t&tion,  oss'-ci- 


tann-ci,  té'-cheune,  s.  bïille- 
menl,  m.  paresse,  f, 

O'scitant,  oss'citannt,  a.  endor- 
mi, paresseux,  m. 

O'sier,  ô'-jeur,  s.  osier,  jn. 

—  plot,  s.  oseraie,  /. 
O'Hpray,  oss'-pré,  s.  orfraie,  f. 
O'ascict,  os'-se-lett,  s,  osselet, 

m. 
O'sseouB,  oche^-euce,a.  esseux. 
O'ssic-lc,0s'-Fik-kl,  s.  osselet, m. 
OsHiflc.  os-sif'-fik,  a.  ossifiable. 
Ossiacâtioii,    os-si-fi-ké'-cheu- 

ne,  s.  —  tion. 
O'ssify,  os'-si-faî,  vn.  s'ossifier. 

—  ,  î'o.  ossifier.  [ossiTore. 
Osstiroraus,  os-siv'-'vft-reuce,a. 
O'ssuni-)',  os'-siou-a-ri,  s.  char- 
mer, ossuaire,  m.     [apparent. 

Osiéiiaililc.   oss-tenn'-ci-bl,   a. 

Ostéiisii'e,  oss-lenii'-cive,a  dé- 
signant. 

Ostêiit,  oss-tennt',  s.  présage, 
prodige,  air,  m. 

Osti'iXâtiou,  —  tiousaess, 
oss-teon-té'-cheune,  cheuce- 
nesse,  s.  —  tion,  f.  Taste,  m. 

Osieutâtious,  oss-tenoté'-cheu- 
ce,  (I.  Tasiueux. 

Osieiiiâtiously,  oss-tennté^- 
cheucp-li,  ad,  fastueusement. 

Os<ei>lâtor,  oss-tenn-lé'-teur, $, 
vantard,  >n.  [logie,^. 

OsiL-élogy,  oss-ti-ol'-l6-dji,  s. — 

O'siiury,  oss'-ti-a-ri,  S.  embou- 
chure, /•.  [curie,  m. 

O'siler,   oss'-leur,   ».  valet  d'é- 

O'silery,  oss'-leur-i,  s.  hôtelle- 
rie, f.  [ostracisme,  m. 

O'ftracism,     oss^-tra-cizm,    t. 

O'Hti'icb,  oss'-trilcbe,  $.  au- 
truche, f, 

O'ibrr,  eath'-ear,  a.  autre. 
Evory  —  day,  de  deux  jours 
l'un. 

—,  pron.  autre,  autrui.  Aiiy  — ^ 
tout  autre,  —s,  les  autres,  au- 
trui, [nd.  autrement. 

O'ibergattiB,     eufA'-eur-guétz, 

O'tbcrguize,  eu//t'-eur-gaîze, 
a.  d'une  autre  espèce. 

O'iberwbere,  euf/i'-eur-ouére, 
ad.  ailleurs» 


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737 


OUT 


O'ihervbile,  eu(A'-eur-ouaï!e, 
ad.  tamôt,  en  d'autres  temps. 

O'ihemiae,     eutft'-eur-ouaîze, 
ad  autrement,  tout  autre. 

O'tther,    ot'-teur,  s.    louire,  /. 
Dog  —,  mâle  de  l'espèce. 

O'Itoman,    ot'-lA-mane,     a,    s. 
Ottoman.  [bouton  d'or,  m. 

9iicb,    outcne,    s.    collier  d'or, 

Oiight,  âùte,  s.  quelquecbose,/. 

— .    prêt,  of  to  owe.  You  —  to 
do  it,  vous  deviez  le  faire. 

Ounce,    aounnce,    s.    once,    f. 
(a  sort  of  panther)  once,  f. 

Oiiphe,  ôùfe,  s.  fée,  f.  lutin,  m, 

Oûphoii,  oîi'-fn,  a.  de  fée. 

Otir,  aôùr,  pj'O.  notre,  nos. 

Our«.   aôîirz,  &   nous,  le  nôtre, 
la  nôtre.  [mêmes. 

Oursélvvs,  aôiir-selvi,;;r.  nous- 

Oiise,  dùze,  s.  tan,  m. 

Oûsel,  où'-zl,  s.  merle,  m. 

Ousi,  aôùste,  va.  fiter,   pousser 
dehors. 

Oui,  adùth,  «a.  déposséder,  chas- 
ser. 
-5  a.  hors,  dehors,  éteint,  vide, 
expiré,  épuisé,  échu,  accompli. 
—  of  Uatred,  par  haine.  — 
of  a  design,  à  dessein.  —  of 
faveur,  disgracié.  -.-  of 
hand,  tout  de  suite.  —  of 
bope,  sans  espérance.  —  of 
humour,  of  tune,  de  mau- 
vaise humeur.  —  of  mcaaure, 
outre  .Tiesura.  —  of  pince, 
hors  de  place.  —  of  pocket, 
déboursé.  —  of  sighi,  à  per- 
te de  vue,  hors  de  vue.  —  of 
<uiie,  désaccordé.  A  book  — 
•f  print,  un  livre  dont  l'édi- 
tion est  épuisée.  Hear  me  — , 
écoutez-moi  jusqu'au  bout.  — 
of  kiiidiiees,  par  amitié.  — 
ivith  il,  achevez.  Spcak  — , 
pariezdistinctement.  The  bar- 
rel  is  — ,  le  tonneau  est  vide. 
The  flre  i»  —,  le  feu  est 
éteint.  Time  —  of  miiid, 
temps  immémorial. 

—,  int.  dehors  I  fi  donc  I 

Ouiâct,   aôùtt-akt',  va.  ootrs- 
passer. 


'   Outbâiance,  aoîitt-ba.''!anL  "" 
va    l'emporter  sur. 

Ouibâr,  aôiitl-l.ar,  va.  lOrtifior 

Oiitbid,  aôùit-bid',  va.  (ou«« 
bid,  outbiidp,  ouibid,  oui- 
liidden),  enchérir  sur. 

Onibidder,  aoTitt-bid'-deur,  ! 
enchérisseur,  ntt 

Oiiibidding,  auûtt-tid'-dinB» 
gne,  s.  enchérissement,  m. 
enchère,^.  [flé. 

Outbiôwed,  adùit-blOde',  n.en- 

Oiitboru,  aôùtt/-boroe  «.étran- 
ger [chargé,  destiné. 

Oûiboiiiid,    aoîitt'-baounnd,   a, 

Ouibré»e,adutt-bréve',  va,  bra- 
ver. 

Oulbrâzen,  aôùtt-bré'-zn,  va. 
traiter  effrontément. 

Oûtbreak.  aoTilf-bréke,  «.  êrnp- 
tion,  f. 

Outbréatbe,  adutt-bri^/ie^,  es- 
souffler, expirer. 

Oûlbiealhrd,  aotitt'-brKW,  a. 
hors  d'haieine.  [exilé. 

Oùlcaat,  aouit'-kaste,  o.  CDaSsé, 

— ,  s.  rebut,  banni,  »)i. 

Outcrdfl.aoùit-kraft',  a.  surpas- 
ser en  malice. 

Oûlcry,  aôùtt'-kral,  s.  vacarme, 
bruit,  encan,  m.  [fronter 

Outdàre,    aôùti-dére',    va.    af- 

Ouidàte,  aôùlt-déte,  l'a.  anti- 
dater. 

Outdô,  aobtt-d(Sù,  va.  (onidid, 
ouidone),  surpa-ser. 

Oiitiliiiik.  aiiùtt-drinngk',  vn. 
(ouidrank.outdrunk),  boi- 
re plus,  boire  mieux 

Outdnéll.  aôult-dwel',  va.  s'ar- 
rêter plus  que  ie  temps  marqué. 

Oûter,  aôùtt'-eur,  a.  extérieur, 
de  dehors.  [rieurement. 

Oûterly,  aôùtl'-eur-li,  nd.  exié- 

Oûtermo«(,  aoùtt'-eur-mAstc, 
a.  extrême. 

Outfâce.  ao'ùtt-féce',  VCl  soute- 
nir en  face,  braver.^ 

Outfâwn,  aoTitt  faune  ,  va.  ca- 
resser mieux  qu'un  autre. 

Outfit,  aoùtt-fite',  s.  armement, 
m.  [1er. 

OuiOy',  »6àl{-ial',  va,  s'envo- 

47 


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738 


OUT 


•âtform,  S()ùU''-forme,s.  exté- 
rieur, m. 

Oiiifi'éwn,  aôùtt-fraoune',  va. 
regarder   dédaigneusement. 

Oi'itgate,  adîiU'-guéle.s.  issue, ^ 

OutgiTe,  aoùU-guiTe',  va.  sur- 
passer en  donnant, 

Oiilgô,  adLitl-gô^,îJa.  (outn^ent^ 
oittgoue),  devancer,  surpas- 
ser. 

Oûcgoiiie^  a(Sùll'-gô.inngne,  s. 
l'action  de  devancer, /*.       [dir. 

OiilgrôiT,  aôùti-grô',  va.   gran- 

Oûlguard,  aoùlt'-guyarde,  s. 
garde  avancée,  f. 

OùthouaO)  adùtt^-baouce,  ^. 
corps  de  iogis  séparé,  com- 
muns, m.  pi. 

Ouijént,  aôîitt-djeste',  va.  sur- 
passer en  raillerie. 

Oùijiitting,  aoùtt''-djeut-tIna- 
gne,  s.  saillie,  /. 

OutUiiôTcaôîiit-néve',  va,  sur- 
passer en  friponnerie. 

Oudâiidish,  aotitl-lanndMcbe, 
a.  étranger 

Ontiâst,  aolitt-Iaste',  va.  sur- 
passer en  durée,      [bandit,  m. 

Oûilan,  aôîitl'-liSù,  s.  prosciit, 

—  9  va.  proscrire,  bannir. 

Oûiluwry,  adùtl^-IîEù-ri,  5,  pros- 
cription, /,  ban,  m. 

Oulléup,  aôîitl-Iipe',  va.  fran- 
chir eu  sautant. 

—,  j.  saut,)n.  fuite,/. 

Oûilcuru,  aôùu'-leurn,  va,  fai- 
re plus  de  progrès, 

Oûtiet,  adutiz-lelt,  s.  débouché, 
écoulement,  m  issue,  f.  (of  a 
citj),  environs,  ni.  pi. 

Oûtliiie,  ao'utl'-laîne,  s.  con- 
tour, m.  [vre. 

Oûtlive,  aoult-live',    va.  survi- 

Outliter,  so'ùlt-liv'.eur,  s.  sur- 
vivant. 

Outllflng,  aôùtt-liy-vinnguB,». 
survie,/. 

OuUlook,  aoùtt-louk',  va.  re- 
garder   fièrement, 

Ou(IÛ8>re,aautt-leuss'-teur,va. 
surpasser  en  éclat, 

Oûtijing,  ao'ùii'-lal-inngne,  a, 
itoigné  de  quelque  chose. 


Oulmârrb,  aôùtt-mark',un.  de» 
vancer.  ^va,  surpasser. 

Oiitméasure,   aoïiit-mej^ioure, 

Oûimosi,  adutt^-môste;  a.  le 
plus  en  dehors. 

Ouinûoilter,  aôùlt-neum'-beur, 
va.  surpasser  en  nombre. 

Ou>|>&ce,  aoùli-péce',  va.  lais- 
ser   derrière  en  maichant. 

Oûiparish,  aôùitz-par-iiche,  s» 
paroisse  externe,  f. 

Oiiipari,  aoùtt'-parle,  s.  exté- 
rieur. 

Outpéusioiier^  aoîitt-penn^- 
cheuiie-eur,  s.  externe,  m. 

Oiitp6iir,  adùtt-po'îir^,  va.  dé- 
charger, [céder  en  valeur. 

Oiitprize,  aoùtl-praîze',  va.  ejt- 

Oûirago,  adùtl'-rédje,s.  outra- 
ge, affront,  m,  cruauté,  vio- 
lence, /. 

— ,  va.  outrager. 

Outrageons,  aôùtt-ré'-djence, 
a.  outrageux,  outrageant,  fu- 
rieux, cruel, dangereux. Tobe 
— ,  se  déchaîner. 

Oiitràgeousl}',  ao'ùtt-ré'-djeu- 
ce-li,  ad.  avec  violence,  outra- 
geusement. 

Oiiirâgcousiiess,  adùtt-rë'- 
djeucenesse,  s.  turbulence, 
violence,  cruauté,  /. 

Oulréacii.  adùtt-rîlcUe',  un  de- 
vancer, aller  au  de. à. 

Oiiti'ide,  aôîitl-iaïde',  va,  (oa- 
ii-odo,  oulriddeu),  devan- 
cer à  cheval, 

Oûirider,  aoùit'-raïde-eur,  s. 
piqueur,  chasseur,  m. 

Oûiright.  aoTile'-raîie,  ad.  sur- 
le-champ,    compléiement, 

Ouirôur,  adutt-rôre',  va,  crier 
plus  haut. 

Oulrôde,  aôùtt-rôdc'',  prêt,  et 
pnrt.    de   Oiiti-ide. 

Ouirôot.  aoTitl-rôult'i  va,  ex- 
tirper, déraciner, 

Oiiirûii,  aolitt-reunu',  va.  (ou- 
(ran,  ouirun),  devancer  à  la 
course.  [cer  à  la  voile. 

Oiilsâil,  aotitt-séle',  i;(i,  devaa- 

Oiiiscôru,  aoùtt-skoru',  va.  hu- 
milier, déprécier. 


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739 


OVE 


Outséll,  aotitt'SelK,  vn.  (oiit- 
sold.  oulaold),  Tendre  plus 
cher.  [cernent,    m. 

OûSse<.  aoùtl'-selt,  s.   commen- 

Oiiisliiiie,  aôtitl-sbatîue,  va. 
(oiilNhoiie^  outslioiie),  sur- 
passer en  lustre. 

Oiit^iioot,  aoïitt-shoùtt.  va. 
(outshol,  outshot),  tirer 
plus  loin. 

Outshûtter,  aâùlt-;beut''-teur, 
s.  conlrevenl,  m. 

Oûtside,  aoùtt'-saïde,  s.  dehors, 
extérieur,  m.  impériale  (of  i 
coach),  It  is  tbe  — ;  c'est 
tout  au  plus. 

Ouisît,  aotitl-silt',  va.  rester 
assis  Irès-longlemps. 

Ouisléep,  aoùit-sllp'',  va.  dor- 
mir trop  longtemps. 

Ouispéak,  aotitt-spike',  va.  en 
trop  dire. 

Oiitspàri,  aôùtt'-spôrte,  Va.  se 
réjouir  à  l'excès. 

Ouisprcâd,  adutt-spred',  va. 
(oulftpi'cnd^  ouispread), 
épandre,  étendre. 

Oiitstând,  aotilt-stannd',  va. 
(ousiood,  otitstood),  sou- 
tenir, résister. 

Outsiâro,  aôîitl-stére',  va.  dé- 
contenancer par  le  regard. 

Oûtoirvei,  aôùtt'-strîte,  s.  rue 
de  faubourg,  /■. 

Outsiréccfa,  aôùtt-stretcbe',  va. 
étendre,  répandre. 

Outsirip,  aotitt-strjp',  va.  dé- 
passer, de'vancer. 

Outsweâi-,  aôùlt-souëre',  va, 
(outHwore,  outswoi'ii),  ju- 
rer plus  qu'un  au  tre. 

Outtûlk,  aoùtt-tâùk',  va.  par- 
ler da\antage. 

Outlôugue,  amitt-teunng',  va. 
imposer  silence  par  des  cris. 

Oiitvâlue,  aôùtt-'vaK-liou,  va. 
évaluer  trop  haut. 

Outvcnom,  a(îùll-Ton''-neume, 
va.  être  plus  vénéneux. 

Outvic,  aoùtt-vaï',  Vu,,  surpas- 
ser, excéder. 

Oul\illaiu,  aoùtt-vlK-Une,  va, 
excéder  en  bassessSi 


Outvôicc,  aôùtt-'voïce',  va.  erier 
plus  fort 

OiXvôie,  aôùtt-vôte',  va.  ga- 
gner par  suffrages. 

Oiilwâlk,  aotitt-ouaTik',  Urt.  de- 
vancer en  marchant  à  pied. 

OiKwnll,  aôùtl'-ouâll,  s.  avant- 
mur,  m.  [rieur. 

Oiiiwai'd.  aôùll'-ouarde.a.exté- 

~,  s,  exiérieur,  m. 

— ,  ad.  au  dehors,  b  l'étranger. 
—  bound,  frété,  ou  chargé 
pour  l'étranger. 

Oûcwards,  Oiitwardly.aôùtt'- 
ouârdz,  ouàrde-ii,  ad.  exté- 
rieurement, au  dehors. 

Oiitwvar,  aôùlt-ouére,  va, 
(oiit^vare,  ouiworo,  out- 
worii),  durer  plus  longtemps; 
passer  dans   l'ennui. 

Outméed,  aôùlt-oulde',  va.  dé- 
fricher. 

Outnoigb,  aôîitt-oué',  ««.rem- 
porter sur,  peserdavantage. 

Ouiwéll,  aoTilt-ouelK, l'a. verser, 

Outm't,  aôùii-ouitt',  l'a.  duper, 
aitiaper. 

Oùtnurk,  aôùtt'-oueurk,  va. 
faire  plus  de  travail 

— ,  s.  ouvrage   exiérieur  (fort.). 

Oiiinôru,  adutt-ouorn',  a,  tout 
u^é. 

Oumôrlh,  aôùlt-oueurth',  va. 
valoir  mieux,  faire  plus  d'ou- 
vrage. 

Outwrest,  aoutt-rest',  va,  ex- 
torquer par  violence. 

Outwroûght,  aoùtl-râùte',  a, 
surpassé. 

Ouze,ouze.  s.vase,)n. 

Oûzj,  ou'-zi,  a.  vaseux,humide. 

O'val.  ô'-veul,  a.  ovale. 

— ,s.  ovale,  m.  (ia  a  wall),  œil- 
de-bœuf,  m. 

Ovâi-îou9.ô-vé'-ri-euce,(i.d'œuf. 

O'vary,  ô'-va-ri,  s.  ovaire,  ru. 

Ovation,  ô-vé'-cheune,  s.  ova- 
tion./-. 

O  vL-u.  euv'-vn,  s.  four,  m. 
Diiicb  — ,  cuisinière,  /.  Pa- 
risb  —,  four  banal,  m,  lu 
Ibe  — ,  au  four. 

—  full,  >.  fournée,^ 


OVD 


740 


uVE 


OTPiipccl.  S.  pelle  do  four,  f. 

—  fork,  fourgon,  r&Lle,  m. 

ft'»er,  6'-"veur,  pr.  sur,  par-des- 
sus. —  llio  nn}>  de  l'autre 
CÔlé.  —  or  uiider,  ad.  plus 
ou  moins.  —  againgt-pr.  vis- 
à-vis.  —  niid  nbove,  «(j  ou- 
tre, de  surplu",  par-dessus, 
pluslers  fois.  [l'auire 

— ,nd.     de    suite,    d'un    bout  à 

Oiei-aliéiiiid.  A-veur-a- 

baounnd'.  va.  surabonder. 

Overâcl.  6-veur-akt',  va.  ou- 
trer, charger.  fvoûler, 

Overài'cb,    fi  Teur-artche',    va 

0*erâwe,  ô-veur-âù',  va.  lenii 
en  crainte,  intimider. 

O'vci-backed,  fi'-veur-bakl,  a 
trop  cuit. 

0'verl»olancc,6'-veur-bal-lann 
ce,  s.  surabondance,  supério 
ri  lé,  f. 

— ,  va.  surpasser. 

Ovei'boar,  ô-veur-bére',  va 
(overbore,  overhoriio),  ac 
câbler,  laincre, surmonter. 

Ovcrbvâriiig,  6-veur-bé^-rinn 
gne,  n    outrageant, tvrannique 

Overbid,  ô-veur-Li'de',  va 
(oTCrbiide,  OTcrbid,  ot'or- 
biddiii^).  enchérir. 

Oïerbi'ddiiig.  8-Tcurbid'-dinn- 
gne,  s    cncliérissement,  )n. 

O'Tcrbig,  ô'-Teur-big,  a.  trop 
gros.  [venter, 

Ovei'bl6w,  6-veur-bIô',  îjn.sur- 

—,  va.  dissiper  (comme  le  vent 
fait  des  nuages). 

O'Terboard,  ô'-veur-b6rde,  ad. 
par  dessus  le  burd,  hors  du 
vaisseau. 

Ovcrbôil,  fl  veur-boll',  un. 
bouillir   trop  longtemps. 

O'vci'bold,  fi'-veur-Lôid,  a.  té- 
méraire. 

O'vcrboldl)'.  ft'-veur-bôld-li,  a. 
trop  h.irdiment. 

Overliiilk,  6-veur-beulk',  va, 
accabler  par  son  poids. 

Overbûrden,  ô-veur-beur'-dn, 
va.  surcharger. 

Overbuy',  ô-veur-boî',  un. 
acheter  Irop  cher. 


Overc&rry,  fl-veur-kar'-rl,  va 
porter  trop  loin. 

Ovcrcâsl,  6-vcur-kasle',  va 
(overca«t^  ovcrcnsl),  cou- 
vrir, surjeter,  revêtir,  passert 

— ,  a.  -'^ombre,  obscur,  triple. 

Ovvrcâulious.  A  veur-kffî'- 
cheuce,  a.  trop  circonspect. 

OTcrcUûrge,  ô-vcur-tchardje', 
va    refaire,  .nccabler. 

— .  s.  surcharge  ;  caricature,  f. 

Ovcrrlôiid,  ô-veur-klaoude',i;/i. 
obscurcir. 

Ovprpônie,  6-vear-keume',  va. 
(oTci'camc,  overcomo), 

vaincre,  surmonter,    surpasser. 

— ,  vil.  être  victorieux,  avoir  le 
dessus. 

OTvrc6mer,  6-veur-keum'- 
meiir,  s.  vainqueur,  jn, 

OTprcônfldeiil,  6-veur-konn'- 
faï-dennt,  n    trop  hardi,  m. 

O^vercoi'iied.  ô'-veur-kornd, 
a.  trop  salé. 

Ovprcôiiiit,  6-veur-kaounnt', 
va.  évaiuer  à  trop  liant  prix. 

Overcrédiiloiis,  ô-veur-krld- 
je'-iou-leuce.  a    trop    crédule. 

Ovvreûrîoun,  ô-veur-lviou'-ri- 
euce,  n.  trop  curieux,  trop  dé- 
licat. 

OverciirioiisiiesB,  0-veur- 

kiou'-ri-euce-nesse,  s.  trop 
grande  curiosité  ou  délicates- 
se, f. 

Ovei'd6.Ô-veur-dou^,tJrt.  (over- 
did.  oTcrdoiio). outrer,  fatii- 
guer.  —  oiio'»  self,  s'épuiser. 

Ovei-déite,  6-veur-deune^,  a. 
(of  méats),  trop  cuit. 

0<oi'drv88,  ô-veur-dresse',  va. 
ch.-irger,  se  charger  de  parure. 

Oi'ei-driiis,6-\eur-drinngk,t;7l. 
(overdrank,  overdrnnk),  s'eni- 
vrer. 

Overdrive,  ô-veur-draîve',  va, 
(overdroTe,  ovcrdriveu), 
fouler,  pousser  trop  loin. 

Ovcréarnest,  ô-veur-eur'-nis- 
te,  a.  trop  ardent, 

Overëal.  ô-veur-ite,  vn.  (ove- 
reai,  overeal),  tropmangeri 
se  gorger. 


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Overéatingi       6-veur-ite'-inn- 

gne,  a.   einpifrement,m. 

Otcréiupty,  ô-veur-emmp'-li, 
va.  TTider  trop. 

0«créye,  ô-veur-ai'-  va.  sur- 
veiller, observer. 

O'verffcll,  â'-vetir-fall,  «.  Cata- 
racle,  ehule  d'eau,  f. 

Ovcrtierce,  6-veur-firce',  a. 
trop  fier,  trop  hardi,  empressé. 

Ovcrfill.  ê-\eur-fiU/,  vit.  em- 
plir trop.  [fin. 

Overfi'iie,  6-veur-flne',   a.  trop 

Overflo&t,  ô-\eur-flôte',  vn.  sur- 
nager. 

Ovci-aow,  fi-veur-flô',  va. 
(overflowed^  overflowii); 
inonder,  faire  déborder. 

— ,  vn.  déborder,  legorger,  s'é- 
pancher. 

—,  s.  surabondance,  f. 

Oicrflôviiig,  ô--veur-fl5''-inu- 
gne,  s.  débordement,  excès,  m. 

Ovcr06\»iiisly.ô-veur-flô'-inn- 
gne-li,  at/.  surabondamment. 

Oïci-flj/,  6--veur-flaï',  va.  •voler 
au  delî. 

Overrôiid,  6-veur-fonnd',  a. 
qui  aime  trop,  fou  de. 

Owerf6rwui-d,ô-veurror'-ouar- 
de,  a.  trop  empressé,  trop  ar- 
dent, 

Ovci'fôrwardncHS,d-veur-for'- 
ouarde-nesse,  s.  excès  d'ar- 
deur, m.  [surcharger. 

Ovcrfréight,  6-veur-fiéte',  un. 

Overfûl,  ô-veur-foal',  a.  trop 
plein. 

Otprgét,  ô-veur-guelt',  va. 
(overgot,  overgot,  over* 
gottcii).  atteindre. 

OTui-glâiice,  ô-veur-glannce', 
va.  jeter  un  coup  d'œil. 

0»crgô,6'veur-g6',  va.  (over- 
mroiiut,overgoue),  aller,  ou 
'■•■ser  au  delà.  [gorger. 

Wvorgérge,  ô-veur-gordje',  va. 

Oirers'-éat.  a  trop  grand,  ex- 
cessif. 

0»erg!Ôw,  ô-veurgr6',  va. 
(overgi'enr,  overgronru), 
troltre  trop,  grandir  trop. 

Overerôwn,    t-teur-grOne',  a. 


qui  est   trop  grand;  tout  c»» 
vert,  plein. 

O'vvrgrowlh,  ô'-veur-grôtb)  t. 
accroisssement  excessif,  m. 

Ovcrhâle,  —  haul,  ô-veur- 
liSùl/,  va.  rechercher,  visiter; 
gagner  (of  a  ship). 

Oiei'hàiig,  ô-veur-lianDfr',  vn. 
(ovcrbiiug,  overhiiiig), 
saillir,  avancer. 

— ,  va.  pencher  sur,  pendre  au- 
dessus,  menacer. 

Overb&ppy,  ô-veur-hap'-pi,  a. 
trop  heureux. 

Overli&rden,  6-veur-har'-dD, 
va.  endurcir  trop. 

Ovei'hâsleu,  fl-veur-hé'-sn,  va. 
précipiter. 

Ovcrhâstily,  ô-veur-hé'-sti-li, 
iid.  précipitamment. 

OTerbâsliuesH,  ô-veurhé'-sti- 
nesse,  «.  précipitation,/'. 

Ovei-hâsty,  6-ve«r-hé'sti,  a. 
trop  ardent,  qui  se  presse  trop. 

Otei'héad,  ô-veurhed',  ad.  au- 
dessus. 

Overbéar,  fl-veur-hire',  va. 
(ovcrbeard,  ovcrhcard), 
entendre  par  hasard,  surpren- 
dre, [échauffer  trop. 

Ovcrhéal,       6-veur-hile',     va. 

Oïcrbéavy,  6veur-bèv'-i,  a. 
trop  lourd.  [atteindre. 

O'werbciid,   J'yeur-heund,   va. 

Overjéy,  ô-veur-djol',  va.  jeter 
dans  l'exlase,  ravir, 

—,  s.  extase,  f.  ravissement,  m, 

Ovci-jôyed,  fiveur-djoîd',  a, 
charmé.  [aime  trop. 

Ovorkîiid,ft.veur-kaïnnd',(t.qui 

Ovcriâbour,  ô-veur-lé'-beur, 
va.  travailler  trop, 

Oierlâdo,  ô-veur-léde',  va 
(ovei'ladtid,  ovei'ladoiij 
surcharger  [trop  larg' 

OvL-rlâi-ge,    0  veur-lardje',   < 

Ovei'lasbiiigly,   ô-veur-iache 
inngne-li,  ad.   avec    exagéra- 
tion. 

Ovei-lây,  fl-veur-lé',  t"t  (oTer» 
laid,  ovcriaiu),  étouffer,  ac- 
cabler, couvrir,  [franchir. 

Overléap,     ô-feur-Upe',      va. 


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0»crUe,fl-'7eur-la'i',  un.  (over- 
lain),  ?e  rendormir. 

O'verlighl,  fl'veur-laïte,  s.  lu- 
mière trop  éblouissanle,  ^. 

OverUve.  6-vearIive^,  vu.  sur- 
vivre, vivre  trop  longtemps. 

—,  va.  vivre  plu?  longtemps 
que  ;  survivre  à. 

Overliver,  6-veur-Mv^-eur,  a 
survivant.  [charger. 

Overlôud,  ê-veurlflde',D(i.sur- 

Ovci*l6iig,  6-veur-lonng',  a. 
trop  long. 

Overlook,  ô-veur-l(Sùk',  r(7.  sur- 
veiller, passer,  laisser  glisser, 
commander,  conniver,  mépri- 
ser, [s,  inrpecleur,  îîi. 

Overlooker.    fi-veur-Iduk''-eur, 

Overmâsied,  6-veur-mast'-ed, 
(1.  trop  baul  mile. 

Overm^siei',  fl-veur-mass'-teur, 
««.dominer,  gouverner. 

O'vormalch.ô'-veur-matche,  s. 
partie  inégale,  force  majeu- 
re, A 

—  ,10.  surmonter,  conquérir. 
OTcrméaKure,        ô-veur-mej'- 

ioure,    s.    surplus,    m.    bonne 
mesure,  f. 

—  ,va.  estimer  trop,  évaluer  trop, 
OTermùcIi,      ô-veur-meulche'. 

a.    superflu. 

—  ,  ad.  trop,  eicessivement. 
OTerniûcbuess,     ôveur-meut- 

che'-nesse,  s.  surabondance,  f. 

QTeriiamc,  ô-veur-néme'',  va. 
appeler  par  ordre. 

OTeruigbi,  9-veur-naîte',  s.  la 
nuit  avant. 

Ovci'ôrflce,  6-veur-of'-flce,  va. 
dominer  par  un  bienfait. 

Ovcroff irions^  ô-veur-of-fiche''- 
euce,  a.  trop  officieux,  impor- 
tun. 

Ovcrpân*,  fl-veur-passe',  va. 
traverser,  regarder  avec  dé- 
dain, omettre. 

Overpày.  êveurpé',  ua.foner- 
paid.  OTcrpaid).  surpayer, 

Overpéer,  fi-veur-pire',  l'a. 
planer  sur. 

Overpërch,  ô-veur-pcurtche^, 
t>a.  voler  par-dessus. 


OverpersuAde,  A-veur-pcor 
souéde,  va.  persuader  mal  \ 
propos.  S 

O'verplus,  6'-veur-p/euce,  s. 
surplus,  excédant,  m. 

Overply',  6-veur-plaï',  va.  em- 
ployer trop  conteotieusement. 

Overpôise,  fl-veur-poïze',  va. 
contrebalancer, 

—  ,s.   poids  excédant,  m. 

OverpôiTcr,  ô-veur-paou^-eur 
a.  accabler,  surmonter,  demi 
ner.  [opprimer,  écraser, 

Overpré**,    4-veur-presse',  va. 

Ovcrprize,  â-veur-praTze',  va 
estimer  trop. 

OTerprôdignl,  6-veur-prft'-dig- 
al,  a.  trop  prodigue. 

Overraiik,  fl-veur-ranngk',  a. 
trop  gras,  surabondant. 

O'verrate,  ô'-veur-réte,  s.  sur* 
venta,  f.  prix  excessif,  m. 

— ,  va.  surfaire,  taxer  trop. 

Overréacb,  â-veur-rîtche',  va, 
excéder,  duper,  tromper. 

Overi-éacber,  ô-veur-rîlche'- 
eur,  s.  trompeur.  [courir. 

Oir<>rréud.  û-veur-rlde', rd.  par- 

Overrcckou,  Ûveur-rek'-kn, 
va.  compter  trop. 

Override,  ô-veur-ralde',  fa, 
(ovci-rodc,  overridden), 
surmener.  [trop  rigidjB. 

Oven-îgid.S-veur-rid'-djide,  a. 

Overri'gidiiea»  8-veurrid''-dji- 
de-DPSse,  s.  austérité,  f. 

Ovcrripo,  fl-veur-raïpe',  0.  trop 
mûr. 

Oïcrrfpon,  3-veur-raIpe'-n,  va, 
laisser  trop  mûrir,    [rôtir  trop, 

Overrôail,     ft-vour-rôste',    va. 

Overrûle,  û-veur-rdu!e^,  VU. 
décider,  rejeter,  dominer. 

Overrûling,  ô-veur-roTiK-inn- 
gne,  a  qui  gouverne  toul,tï- 
rannique.  (^ 

OTert'ûii,  6-veur-reune'.  fa. 
(oTerruu,  oTorruu),  rava- 
ger par  des  incursions;  cou- 
vrir; envahir;  devancer,  re- 
manier (in  printlng). 

— ,  vn.  déborder,  regorger,  Itr* 
trop  plein. 


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o»VE 


OTerflcrûpulouSf  O-Teur* 

skrou'-piou-leuce,  a.  trop  scru- 
puleux. 
Overaée,  J-Teur-st',  va.  (o»er- 
eatr,    ovemeeti),    surveiller, 
laisser  glisser,  négliger. 
OTerséoii,   ô-veurstne',    a.  dé- 
çu, aveuglé. 
Ovcrsécr,       6-veur-st'eur,     «. 

surveillant,  inspecteur,  m. 
Overséll,        ft-veur-sell',       va. 
(overBold^    OTerfiolil)^   ven- 
dre trop  cher. 
0»ersé»,  ftveur-sett/,i)o.  (over- 
set,  oTereei).  renverser,  ver- 
ser. —  a  sliip,  faire  sombrer 
un  vaisseau  sous  voiles. 
Overabâdonr^    —    shâde^     6- 
veur-shad'-dô,  shéde',  La.  om- 
brager, protéger. 
Overihôot,  ôveur-chôùte',    va. 
(oTergbol,    overhot),    por- 
ter trop  loin. 
—,  un.  aller  trop  avant. 
0'Ter«ïgb<,     Â-/veur-saIte,     i. 
inspection;    conduite;   mépri- 
se, bévue,  f. 
Oversize,  ô-veur-saïze',ro  sur- 
passer en  volume,  récrépir. 
Ove>'»kip,     A-veur-slilp^,      va. 

échapper. 
Oversiéop,      fl-veur-sltp',    va. 
(ovcrslvpt,  OTorsIepi),  dor- 
mir trop  longiemps 
Oirerslip,  ô-veur-siip',  «a.  pas- 
ser inaperçu,  négliger. 
Oversiiôw  ô-veur-snô',l>a.  cou- 
vrir de  neige.  [trop  tôt. 
Ovei-HÔoii,    ô-veur-soùne',    ad. 
Overspéui,   ô-veur-spennt'i   a. 

épuisé. 
Overapréad,  4-veur-spred',U(i 
(OTcrsprcad,  overspread), 
étendre,  couvrir. 
Ovei'scâud.  ô-veur-stannd',  va. 
être  bien  au  dessus  de  sa  posi- 
tion. 
Ovcreiai-e,    ô-veur- stère',    va. 

regarder  d'un  œil    hagard. 
Overstock,      ô-veur-slok',    va. 
faire    de   trop    grandes  provi- 
sions, 
Overatràin,  t-veur-stréne',  va. 


outrer,  pon?ser  trop  loin 

— ,  vn.  faire  de  trop  violeati 
efforts.  [u  i.  étendre  liop 

OvcrXrétch      J-veur  streiche' 

Oversnâ)',  t  veur-soué',  va 
dominer;  disiuader, 

OTcrswcll.  'i  veur-souelKj  va 
(oïci'swejlcd.  oucrswel- 
led.  o»er«woln),  regorger 
s'élever  au  dessus.         [nifeste 

Ovéri,  ô'-veurte,  a.  ouvert,  ma- 

OvertAke,  6-veur  téke',  va. 
(oTcrlook,  ovei-iakoK).  at- 
teindre, attraper,  surprendre. 

Owertâken,  ôveur-té'-kn,  a 
alleini,  surpris. 

OvertAker,  t-veur-léke'-eur,  s. 
celui  qui  attrape,  qui  atteint 
ou  surprend,  m. 

Ovci-tûlk,  6-veurtSûk',  vn. 
parler  tro  .  (charge,  f. 

Overtâsk,  A-veor-taske',  s.  sur- 

Ovcrtâx,  6-veur-takse',  va.  ac- 
cabler d'impSts. 

OTertlirÔH',  6-veur-tht6',  va. 
(ovcrtlire^r,  overtliroivu), 
bouleverser,  renverser,  défaire, 
détruire,  intervertir,  accabler. 

— ,  s.  bouleversement,  m.  dé- 
faite, destruction,  f. 

Overibréwcr.  6-veur-thrô'-eur, 
s.  celui  qui  renverse,  détruit, 
défait,  m. 

OTcrihnârt,  6-veur-thouarte'', 
a.  contraire,  opposé. 

Overihwârtly,  6-veur-thouar- 
te'-li,  ad.  à  l'opposite,  avec 
perversité,  ft 

Overilin'ârtnesa,  S-veur- 

thouartc-nesse,  *.  perversité,/'. 

Overlire,  6-veur-taïre',  va.  ha- 
rasser, [nifoslemenl. 

Ovci-tly,   9-veurte'-li.    ad.  ma- 

Ovei-tôp,  6-veur-top',   va.    sur- 
monter,  surpasser,    être    plus 
grand. 
Ovcrd-ip,      9-vcur-trip',      va. 

monter  légèrement  dessus. 
O'verture,  â'-veur-tchioure,    » 

ouverture,  f. 
Overtûru,     A-veur-teurn',     va. 
verser,    renverser,    conquérir, 
ruiner. 


OWE 


74 


OTerlûrner,  ô-Teur-teum'-eur, 

s.  de.-lnicleur,  m. 
Overiiii'uiug,       ô-ve^j  /teurn' 

inngne,  s.  renversenieni,  m. 
O*erïâliie,ô-veur-'val'-liou,  «a. 

estimer  hop  haut. 
Ovorvâltiiug,    ô  veur-val^-liou 

inngne,  s.  trop  graode  eslime 

trop  bonne  opinion,  f. 
Overvéili  ô-\eur-véle',  va.  cou 

MTiT,  voiler. 
Ovei'violent,  ô-veur-val'-ft 

lennt.  n,  trop  violent. 
Ovemâlcb,      6-veur-ouâtche', 

va,  lasser  à  force  de  veiller. 
Oiei-wt-iik,     ô-veur-ouike',    a. 

trop  fail.le. 
Dterweâr,   8-veur-ouére',    va. 

user   trop,    harasser,  faire  dé- 
périr. 
Ovei-wé»ry,  6-veur-oui'-ri,  va 

accabler  de  fatigue. 
Ovorwéen,    6-veur-ou!ne',  vn, 

être  présomptueux. 
Oveméeniiigly.  ô-veur-oulne'- 

inngne-li,  ad,  présoinptueuse- 

ment. 
Oveméîgh,     ô-veur-oué',    va. 

avoir  de  la  prépondérance  sur, 
O'^eméighi,  ô'-veur-ouéte,  S. 

prépondérance,  f. 
Overwbélm,     ô-venr-houelm', 

va  enfoncer,  accabler,  abattre. 
Overwbélmiiigly)  ô*veur- 

houel'-minngne-li,  ad.  de  ma- 
nière à  accabler. 
Ovcrwind,  ô-veur-ouinnd',  va. 

(overwouud^  ovcrwoiiiid), 

bander  trop  une  corde. 
Jvcrnise,    ô-veur-ouaîze',     a. 

trop  sage. 
Hverwôrk.  9-veur-oueurk',  va. 

harasser  un  cheval  de  fatigue. 
Ovem'oru.    ô-veurouorne',    a. 

accablé,  usé. 
Overwi-ôuglil.      ô-veur-râùte^. 

a.  trop  tra\,iillé.  [trop vieux. 
Overyéai-ed,  ô-veur-yeurd',  a. 
O'wil'ovm.ô'-vi-fcrm.n.ovi  forme. 
Owii>ai-oii>,  ô-vip'-pa-reuce,  a. 

ovipare. 
O'wolo.ô'-vô-lô,  s.  ove,  f. 
Owe,   ô,    vu.    (owed,    oughl, 


OYE 

owed,  oweii),  devoir,  Stre  la 

légitime  possesseur.        [cause. 
O'wiui;.    ô'-iungne,  a     dû,    i 
Owl.  Owlei,  aoul,  aou'-Iett,  s. 
hibou,  «bat-huant,    m.   chouet- 
te, f.  [hibou. 

—  eyed.  a.  qui   a  des  yeux  de 
0''n'lli£ht,  touK-laite,    s.    cré- 
puscule, /  [dier,  m. 

O'vt  Ivr,  aoul'-eur,  ».  contreban- 

Owii,  ône,  a.  propre  Ta  be 
one^t*  —  maiif  être  indépen- 
dant. My  —,  mon    bien,  m. 

—,  va.  avouer,  confesser,  conve- 
nir, réclamer,  s'attribuer, jouir. 

O^wiier,  Û'-neur  s.  propriétai- 
re, auteur,  m. 

O'wiiersbip,  ê'-neur-chipe,  & 
propriété  légitime,  f. 

O'wniug,  ô/-ninngne,«  aTeD,m. 

Owre,  ôiire,  s.  bison,  m. 

Onse.  oîize,  s.  tan,  m.  écorce 
de  chêne,  f. 

Ox,  pi.  O'xen,  okse,  obsQ,  s. 
bœuf,  bétail,  m.  [f. 

—  cbeck,  s.  mâchoire  de  bœuf, 

—  di-iTcr,  s.  bouvier,  m. 

—  oyo,  s.  œil  de  bœai,  m.  lu- 
carne, f. 

—  Oj.  s.  taon,  m. 

—  stall,  s.  étable  à  bœufs,  f. 
O'xiand,      O/zgaug.       okse'- 

lannd,  ganng.s.  vingt  arpents 
de  terre. 

O'ilip,  okse'- lipe,  5.  primevère,/', 

O^xioiigue,  okse'-tonng,  5.  bu- 
glose,  /. 

O'xyd.  oks/'ide,  s,  oxyde,  m. 

O  xydable,  oks'-i-da-bl,  a.  oxy- 
dable. 

Oxydàte,  O'xidize,  oks-i-déte', 
oks^-i-daize,  va.  oxyder. 

Oxydation,  O'xydizenienI, 
oks-i-dé'-cheuce,  daise-mennt, 
s.  oxydation, /■.  [gène,  m. 

O'xygeu.    oks'-i-djenn,   s.  oxy- 

O'xygeuaie,  o)"-'-i-djène-éte, 
va.  oxygéner.  [mel,  m. 

O'xynicl,    oks'-i-mel.     s.    oxy- 

O'yer,  ô'-yeur,  s.  audition,  f. 
Court  or  —  aud  terminer, 
cour  où  les  causes  sont  enlen- 
dues  et  jugées.  [silence  I 


PAC 


745 


PAD 


Oyés,    t-jiss^,    int,     {coûtez  1 
Oy'ster,  ôï'-steur,  s,  bullre,  f. 

Pickled  — ,  huître   marioée. 

T«  a|>cu    an  —,   ouvrir  une 

huilre. 

—  bi'd,  s.  banc  d'hullre,  ))!. 

—  caicki'r,  5.    pficheur    d'huî- 
tres ;  hultrier  (a  bird). 


Oysicr-tihell,!.  écaille  i'a'Alret 
écaillère,  /. 

—  woiuaii,    —  wi-iich,    mar- 
cliaude  d'Iiullres,  poissarde,  /", 

Ozœ'nn,  ô  zi'-ra,  s.  ozène,  f. 
O'iier.  ô'-jieur,  s.  osier, m. 

—  witky,  3.  osier  franc. 


P 


I*,  pi,  s.  p. 

Pabulai',  Pâbiilous,  pab'- 
biou-Iar,  leuce,  a.  nourrissant. 

Pabtslàlioii.  pab-biou-lé'-cheu- 
ne,  s.  nourriture,  f. 

Pace,  péce,  s.  pas,  train,  m.  vi- 
tesse, y'.  To  kcep  —  nilh- 
any  oiic,  tenir  pied  à  quel- 
qu'un. Ai  a  greuc  — ,  à 
grands  pas.  Al  a  slow  — ^  à 
pas  lents. 

— ,  va.  mesurer  au  pas,  diriger. 

—,  vn,  aller  au  pas, 

Pâced,  pést,  a,  dressé. 

Pacer,  pé'-ceur,  s.  cheval  qui 
■va  le  pas,  vi. 

Pacific,  pa-cif'-Bk,  a  pacifique. 

Pucificélion,  pas-si -li-ké'- 

cheune,  s.  pacification,  f. 

Paciflcàtor,  pas-si-fi-ké'-teur, 
S.  —  cateur,  m. 

l>ac<ficaioi-),  pas-sif'-fi-ké- 
teur-i,  n.  pacifique. 

Pacifier,  pas'-si-faî-eur,  s.  pa- 
cificateur, )?î. 

Pàcify,  pas'-si-fal,  va.  pacifie?, 
apaiser,  calmer. 

Pâciug,  pé'-cinngne,  s,  pas,  m, 

Pack,  pak,  s.  ballot,  m.  balle, 
'.jeu,  m.  meute,  clique,  ban- 
de, f.  tas,  nt. 

>-borse,  s.  cheval  de  charge,m. 

—  clotb,  s.  serpillière,  toile  à 
emballer,  f.  [1er,  /. 

—  uefdl^.    s.  aiguille  i  embal- 

—  •addii-,  s.  b&t,  m. 

—  tbread.  s.  fil  d'emballage. 
— j  va,  emballer,  empaqueter. 
—,  vn,  s'emballer;  plier  baga- 


ge. —  anay,  décamper.  — 
off,  plier  bagage,  mourir.  T» 
Bciid  —  auy  oiie,  envoyer  pro- 
mener, [lage,  m. 

Pâcknge,  pak'-kédje,  s.  embal- 

Pûcker,  pak'-keur,  s.  embal- 
leur, m. 

Pâckc-t.  pak'-kitt,  l'd.  emballer 

— ,  s.  trousseau,  paquet,  ballot, 
m.  malle  poste,  f,  [te,/. 

—  boat.  s.  paquebot,  jji.corvej- 

Pâcking,  pak'  kinngne,  s.  em- 
ballage, encaissement,  m 
tromperie  ;  garniture,  f. 

Pâckwux,  pak'-ouakSj  s.  apo» 
névroses  du  cou. 

Paci,  Pâclioii,  pakte,  paV- 
cheune,  s.  pacte,  traité,  ac- 
cord, m. 

Piiciiiioiis,  pak-tiche'-euce,  d 
fait  par  contrat. 

Pad.  pjde.  s.  sentier;  voleur  df- 
grand  chemin  ;  cheval  qui  vg. 
l'amble,  coussinet,  matelas,  m/ 
fausses  hanches,  f.  pi,  —  of 
«Iraw,  lit  de  paille,  m. 

— ,  vn.  voler  sur  le  grand  che* 
min  ;  aller  lentement,  bourrer, 
rer.  [de  grand  chemin, 7>4 

Pâddcr,    pad'-deur,   s,    voleul 

Pâddie,  pad'-dl,  vn.  pagayer, 
ramer;  toucher  avec  les 'loigts. 

— ,  s.  pagaye,  palette,  f, 

Pâddicr,  pad'-di-eur,  s.  ra- 
meur, celui  qui  touche,  manie- 

P&ddock,  pad'-deuk,  s.  encl^ 
p"ur  des  cerfs;  crapaud,  m, 

Pâddy,  pad'-di,  s.  sobriqueî 
pour  désigner  les  Irlandais. 


PAI 


746 


PIL 


P&dlack,pad'-Iok,  s.  cadenas, 
m, 

— ,  va.  fermer  au  cadenas. 

Pœ^nii,  pi^-ane,  <.  chant  de 
triomphe,  m.  [lâtre. 

Pâgan.  pé'-gane,  a.  païen,  ido- 

— .  s.  païen,  m, 

Pâgaiiisni,  pé'-gane-izm,  s. 
paganisme,  m. 

Page,  pédje.  s.  page,  tîi.  pagf*.  f- 

— 9  va.  marquer  les  pages  d'un 
livre,  paginer. 

Pàgcant,  pad'-djennt,  s. 
spectacle,  trophée,  extéiieur, 
m.  pompe,  f. 

— »  a.  pompeux,  brillant. 

— ,  t)«.  faire  parade  de,  donner 
en  fpectacle. 

Pâgeantry,  pad'-djeunn-tri,  J. 
parade,  f.  faste,  dehors  trom- 
peur, m. 

Pàsiual,  pad'-dji-nal,  a.  qu! 
est  composé  de  pages 

Pâgod,   pé'-gode,  s.  pagode,  f- 

Pâid,  péde,  prêt,  et  part,  de 
Pay. 

Pail.  pèle,»,  peau,  m. 

Pâilful,  péle'-foul,  s.  seau 
plein,  m.  [orageux. 

Pailmâil,  péle-méle,  a.  v.olent, 

Pain,  pêne,  s  douleur,  peine, 
f.  mal,  châtiment,  m. 

— ,  va.  faire  mal,  peiner,  tour- 
menter. 

Pâinfiil,  péne^-foul,  a.  doulou- 
reux, pénible,  difficile. 

Pâinfull},  pène'-foul-li,  ad. 
péniblement. 

PâiuriilneBB,  péne'-foul-nesse, 
s.  douleur,  peine,  /.  mal,  m. 

Pâiiiim,  pé'-nime,  s.  puîen. 

Piinloss.  péne'-lesse,  a.  saas 
peine,  sans  douleur. 

Pâiiistakei-.  pé:inz'-té-keur,  s. 
personne  lat-orieuse,  f. 

Puiuslâkiiig,  péunz  té'-kinD- 
gne,  (t.  lalorioux. 

— ,  s.  tra-vail,  m.  peine,/'. 

Paint,  pénut,  va.  peindre,  dé- 
crire, enluminer. 

— ,  vn.  se  farder. 

— .  s.  peinture,  f.  fard,  rouge, >n. 

P6iu«er,  péna'-teur,  s   peintre, 


m,  House  — ,  peintre  en  bl« 
timents.  Sign  —,  peintre  d'at- 
tributs. E.aiiilacnpe — ,  pein- 
tre de  paysage.  Histury  —, 
peintre  a'bi^toire. 

Pâiiiting,  pénn'-tinngne,  (■ 
peinture,/  fard,  m. 

Pair,  père,  s  paire,  couple,  f. 

—,  va.  apparier,  accoupler,  as- 
sortir.  [convenir. 

—,  vil.  s'apparier, s'accoupler,  se 

Pâiriiig.  pè'-rinngne,  s.  accou- 
plement, appariement,  in,  — 
lime,  panade  (of  partridges). 

Palace,  pal'-lacej  J.  palaiSj 
m.  maison  royale,  f. 

Palaciou»,  pal-lache^-euce,  a. 
royal,  noble,  magnifique. 

Paladin,  pal'-la-dine,  s.  pala- 
din,m. 

Palanquin,  pal-ann-ktne',  •• 
palanquin,  m. 

Pàlalable,  pal'-lat-ta-bl,  a, 
agréable  au  goût,  bon. 

Pâlaie,  pal'-late,  s.  palais, 
goût,  m. 

Palâtic,  pal-lat'-tik,  a.  qui  se 
rapporte  au  palais 

Palâiiiiatc,  pal-lat'-tine-éte,  ». 
Palatinat,  m.  [latin,  m. 

Pàlaiiiie,    pal'-la-tine,   s.    Pa- 

— .  a.  Palatin. 

Pale,  pèle,  a.  p&le,  blême. 

—, s. pieu. palis, giron  (ofachurcb), 
m.  pal  (blasj,  pal  (a  punish- 
ment),  ?7i.     '  [dre  pile. 

— ,  va.  palissader,  palisser;   ren- 

Pâleejed,  péle'-aïde,  a.  qui  a 
la  vue  terne. 

Pâlctaced.péle'-féste,  a.  blême. 

Fàirrcjed.  pal'frîde,  o.  monté 
sur  un  palefroi. 

Pâlely,  péleMi,  cd.  avec  pâ- 
leur. [/, 

Pâloness,  péle'-ne;  :-e,  s.  pâleur, 

Pâlendar,  pal'-len  t-dar,  ».  hé- 
landre,  m. 

Pâloons,  [lé'-li-euce,  a.  pailleux 

PâleKe,  pal'-litt,  s.  palette  d« 
peintre,  f. 

Pàlfrc-y.  pal'-fri,  S  palefroi, mi 

Paliacàlinn,  péle-i-fi-ké^-cbea« 
ne,»,  act.  de  palissader. 


PAL 


747 


PAN 


PAlinody,  pa:'-'.:=c-fi-dl,  s.  pa. 

lÎDodie,  rétractation,  f. 

Palisâde,  PalUùdo,  pal-li- 
séde',  sé'-do,  s.  palissade,  f. 

— 1  va.  palifsader. 

P&lisb,  péle'-iche,  a.-^u^f^^' 

Pall,  pâli,  s.  poSIe,  pallium, 
manteau,  m, 

— 1  va.  couvrir  d'm  ivnteau; 
investir:  affaihiii,  rendre  in- 
sipide, faire  évaporer.  Palled 
«ine,  viu  éventé. 

—,  vn.  s'éveDter,  devenir  insi- 
pide, [palladium, m. 

Palladium,  pal-lé'-di-eume,  s. 

Pâllet,  pal'-litt,  ».  cbdlit,  gra- 
bat. Pallet  bed,  lit  de  veille, 
m. 

P£lliate,  paU-li-éte,  va.  pal- 
lier, coiorbr. 

Palliâdou,  pal-Ii-é'-cheune,  s. 
pallialion, /■.  [palliatif. 

Palliative,  pal/-li-a-tive,  a.  s. 

Pâllid.  paK-Iide,  a.  pâle,  blême. 

Pallmàll,  pél-méK,  s.  mail  (a 
play),  m. 

Palm,  pâme,  $.  paume,  palme, 
».  triomphe,))!,  victoire,  !•  pal- 
mier, m. 

—  berry,  s.  datte,  f. 

—  Suiiday,  ».  jour  dOi  Ra- 
meaux, m. 

—  tree,  s.  palmier,  m. 

—  5  va.  escamoter;  manier,  ca- 
cher dans  la  paume  de  la 
main,  tromper. 

Pâlmer,  pâme'-eur,  »,  pèlerin 
(so  called  becaose  returniug 
from  the  holj  iind  thej  car- 
ried  palms).  [te,  m. 

—  ivorm,  s.  chenille,  f.  clopor- 
Palmétlo,  pal-met'-tô,    ».  pal- 
mier nain. 

PalmiTeroua,    pal-mif'-fer-reu- 

ce,  a.  qui  porte  des  palmes. 
Pâlmipvde-,     pal'-mi-pide,    a. 

palmipède. 
Pâlmister,     pal'-miss-teur,    ». 

chiromancien,    m. 
Pâliuistrj,     pal'-miss-tri,     ». 

chiromancie,  f, 
Pâlmy,  pVmi,  a,  gD\  porte  des 

calmes. 


paipal>t!>iy«  pv'-pabiU.Ii-ti,  0. 
-  bilité,  f. 

Palpable,  paK-pa-bl,  a.  palpa- 
ble. "  [s.  évidence, /. 

P«lpableiies»,pal'-pa-bl-nosse. 

Pâlpably,  pal'-pa-bli,  ad.  pal- 
pablement. 

Palpâtioii,  pal-pé'-cheune.  s. 
attouchement,  m.  [piter. 

Pàlpitate,  pal'-pi-téte,  va.  tjal- 

Palpiiàtion,  pal-pi-té'-cheuue, 
.!    palpitation,  f.  [Ijtique. 

Pâl«ical,    pâl'-zi-kal,   a.    para- 

PâUied,  pàl'-zid,  a.  paralyti- 
que. 

Pâlsy,  pâl'-zi,  s.  paralysie,/'. 

Pâlter,  pal'-teur,  vn.  biaiser. 

—  ,  vn.  dissiper,  prodiguer  son 
bien.  [versateur,  m. 

PâUerer,  pâl'-teur-eur,s.te^gi- 
Pàlt■'ine■lS,  pàl'-tri-nesse,  ». 
mesquinerie,  état  chétif. 

Pâiiry,  p41'-tri,  a.  cbétif,  pi- 
toyable, méchant,  pauvre.  — 
wiue,  mauvais  vin, 

Pâly,  pé'-li,  a.  pâle. 

Pani,  pamm,  s.  valet  Se  v'eflt, 
mistigris,  pamphile,  m. 

Pâmper,pamm'-peur,l'a  choyer, 
dorloter,  bien  traiter.  To  — 
a  borne  for  sale,  maqui- 
gnonoer  un  cheval» 

Pâmpbict.  pamm'-flett,  ».  bro- 
chure, f.  libelle,  m. 

— ,  va.  écrire  despamplets,  des 
brochures. 

Pampbleiéer,  pamm-flet-tlre'', 
s.  patpphlétaire,  auteur  de  bro- 
chures ou  de  libelles,  m. 

Pau.  pane,  s.  terrine,  /.  bassi- 
net, m.  Bakiug  —, tourtière. 
Drippiiig— ,  lèchefrite.  Ear- 
Ibeu  ware  —,  terrine. 
Frjiiig  —,  pofile  i  frire. 
Siiuffer— ,  porte-mciuchetles. 
— pudding, s. poudding  cuit  au 
four,  ui.  Stcw  — ,  casserolle. 

Pauacéa,  pane-a-si''-a  s.  pana- 
cée,/, remède  universel,  m. 

Panade,  pa-né'-dô,  s.  panade, A 

Pâuage,  pane^-édje.  s.  glandée, 

I  PâucaUe,  pann'kéke,  s.cripSi 


PAN 


748 


PÂP 


Pan  of  eec*,  s.  omelette, /■- 

Paiici'àiirnl,  panngk-kral'-ti- 
kal,  a.  q^ii  excp'lo  dans  tous 
les  exercices. 

Pancréas,  panng'-kri-ass, S.  fa- 
gouc,f.  pancréas,  )H. 

Paucreâtir,  paong-krl-af-tik, 
a.  paccréatiqiie. 

Pâiic}'.  ppnn'-ci,,Pan»jf,j.  pen- 
sée (a  flower),     f. 

Pniidncl,  pann'-dekt,  s.  Pan- 
dectos,  ni.  pi. 

Pànder.  pann'-deur,  s.  compli- 
ce, entremetteur,  m. 

— .  va  faire  l'entremetteur. 

Pàiidorlj-,  pann'-deur-li,  ad.  à 
la  minière  des  entremetteurs 

Puniliciilàlion,  pann-dik-kiou- 
lé'-cheune,j.  —  lation,  f. 

Paup.  pêne,  s,  carreau,  pan- 
ne.Tti    7n. 

anegy'rie  .ni-djir'-rik, 

paiiogyriqHe,  m. 

Panesy 'rical,  p»n-ni(l  djir'- 
rikal,  a.    rique,  qui  loue. 

ïane-gy'rist.  }jaii-ni-iljir'- 
Pislc.  «   panog)ri^te,  m. 

PAiiesyiie,  pan'-ni.dji- 
raïse.fa.  faire  le  paaégi  rique 

P«ug,  panng.  s.  aiieiate,  atta- 
que, f.  —  of  dealh,  s.  t*  u- 
ses,  angoisses,  m.  pi. 

—  •  va.   tourmenter. 

Pâuic,  pan'-nik,  s.  terreur  fm- 
cique.  To  be  seiied  niib  h 
— ,  être  saisi  de  terreur  pani- 
que, f. 

— f  a.  panique.  —  etruck^  frap- 
pé de  terreur  panique,  f. 

PaiiueU  p-in''-nil,  5.  panneau, 
tableau,  gésier,  bât,  m. 

Pânnier.  pane'-yeur.  s.  hotte, 
f.  panier,  m    —  full,  hollée,/'. 

Pânoplj,  pan'-nB-pli,  s  armu- 
re ccmplète,  f 

Pan»,  pannt,  vn.  haleter- pal- 
piter, trembler. 

—,  S.  palpitation,^. 

Pauliiloon,  pann-ta-l(Sùne',  s. 
pantalon,?/!,       [pantbéon,  m. 

Panibéoii,    pann-thi'-eune,    s. 

Pâisibpr,  paon'-theur,  ;.  pan 
thère.A 


Pnutile,    pannt'-alle,     ».    faî- 
tière,/. 
Paniing,  pann'-tinogne,  t.pal- 

piiation,  y. 
Pâniingljr,      pann'-tinngne-li, 
ad.  avec  palpitation,  en   palpi- 
tant, [netier,  m, 
Pâniler.     pann'tleur,    s.      pa- 
PÂiitogi-npb.  pann'-tûgraf,   $. 
—  graptie,  m.  (touHe,  f, 
PaniâOr.    pann-toù-fl',   s.  pan- 
Pantomime,     pann'-tô-maïme 

s.  pantomime.  )/i. 
P&ntoniiboe.pnnn'-teune-Cbou, 

5.  pantoufle    f. 
P&niry.    pann'-tri,    ».    panele- 

rie,  défense,   f 
Pap.    pap     s.    mamelle,   f.    té- 
ton, m    pulpe;  bouillie,/ 
Pâpn,  pa'pa,  s.  pap.i,  m. 
Pâpacjr,  pé'-pa-ci,  s   papauté,  f 
P&gfial.  pé^  pal,  a.  pnpal. 
Pap&verous.  pa-pav^- ver-euce, 

a.  semblable  au  pavot. 
Pâper,     pé'-peur,     s.     papier, 
journal,  mémoire,  m. 
-  building,  s.  maison  de  car- 
te, m.  [m. 
'-  hanger,  ».  colleur  de  papie., 

—  Iiite.  s.  cerf-vn'ant,  m. 

—  itnifo.  s.  couteau  i  papier.m. 

—  makpr.  j.   papetier    m. 

—  moBiej-,  5.  pan  er-monnaie,?/î. 

—  miil,  ».   moulin  à  [-apier,  m. 

—  stalner,  s.    domipotier,  vt. 

—  «taiiiiiig,  s.  dominolerie,   f, 
Papers,    pé'-peurz     s.  papiers, 

lilres,  manuscrits,  m.  pi. 

Piiper,  pé'-pi'ur  va.  enregis- 
trer; tendre  en  papier. 

—,  a.  faible,  léger  ;  de  papier. 

Pnppsoent,  pa-pess'-cennt,  a, 
piilpenxi 

Papilio,  pa-pil'-j6,  ».  papil- 
lon, m. 

Piipilla,  pa-pil'-Ia,  ».  papille,  f. 

Pâpillary,  —  lion*,  pap'-pil- 
lar-i,  papil'-leuce,  a.  papil- 
laire. 

Pi>|iilioiiâreoii8.  pa-pil-yi-nfr'. 
cheue»,  a.  (bo  )  papilionacé. 

Pâpi<ii,  pé'-piste,  s.  papiste,  m. 
et  f. 


PAR 


74<â 


PAR 


Pnpislical,  pa-piss'-ti-kalirt  pa- 
[piste. 

Pa|iislry,  pé'-piss-tri,  «.papis- 
me, 711.  [neux. 

Pâppoiis^  pap'-peuce,  a.  coton- 

PAppy,  pap'-pi,  rt.  mou,  succu- 
lent, juteux. 

Var,  par, s.  égalité, pair,  m.  A» 
^,  au  pair.  Below^  — ,  au- 
dessus  du  pair.  Abovo  — ,  au- 
dessous  du  pair. 

— 1  s.  comparaison,  allégorie,  f. 

~,va.  raconter,  faire  une  allé- 
gorie. 

Pnrafoola.  pa-rab'-bô-la,  s,  pa- 
rabole (géom.),  f. 

Parabole,  pa-rab'-bôle,  s.  pa- 
rabole, allégorie,  f, 

Pnrobôlic.  —  cal,  par-ra-bot'- 
ik,  bol'-li-kal,  a.  —  lique,  fi- 
guratif. 

Purabôlically,  par-ra-boK-Ii- 
kal-li,ad.  sous  forme  de  para- 
bole, de  figure. 

Paràboliam,  pa-rab'-bô-lizm,  s. 
parabolisme,   ïu. 

Pai'âboloifl,  pa-rab'-b6-Ioïde, 
s.  —  loïile,  f. 

Pûraceiitésis,  par-a-cenn-ti'- 
sifs,  s.  ponction,  f, 

Parncénti'ic,  —  cal,  par-a- 
cenn^-lrik,  par-ra-cenn-'-tri- 
kal,  a.  qui  s'écarte  de  la  ligne 
circulaire.  [paracbiite   m. 

Parachute,    par'-ra-choutc,   s. 

Pai'âdc,  par-réde',  s.  parade, 
montre,  f.  coiti  ge,  faste,  m. 
On  —  à  la  parade.  To  make 
a  —  of,  l'aire  parade  de. 

— ,  va.  faire  faire  la  parade. 

—,  vn.  parader;  faire  étalage. 

Para«ligin,  par/-a-dime,  s.  pa- 
radigme, m.  [radis,  m. 

Pâradise,  par'-a-da!ze,   s     pa- 

Paratli«iiical,  par-ra-di-znï'-a- 
kal,  a.  convenant  au  paradis. 

Paradox,  par'-ra-doks,  s  para- 
doxe, 7)!. 

ParudôxicuK  par-a-dok'-ci-kal, 
a.  sui  prenant,  contradictoire. 

Paradôkically,  par-a-dok^-ci- 
kal-li,  ad,  d'une  manière  pa- 
radoxale. 


Paradox  icalness,  par-a-dok'. 
ci-kal-nesse,  s.  état  paradoxal, 

Paradoxôlogy,  par-a-dok-sol'- 
16-dji,  s,  —  logie,  f. 

Puragégo,  par-a-gô'-dji,  s.  pa- 
ragoge,  f. 

Pàra^oii,  par'-ra-gone,  s.  chef- 
d'œuvi'e,  m.  —  of  boauty, 
beauté  incomparable. 

— ,U(i.  comparer,  égaler. 

Pâragraph,  par'-ra  graf,  t.  pa 
ragraplie,  m, 

Pai-iigi-âpbically.  par-ra-graf''- 
fi-kal-li,  ad.  par  parajr.iphes. 

Paralâclic  —  tical,  parai» 
lak^-tik,  ti-kal,  a.  qui  appar- 
tient î  un  parallaxe. 

Pârallax,  par'-ral-laks,  S.  para- 
Inxe,  f. 

Pârallel,  par'-ral-lel,  s  paral- 
lèle, m.  comparaison  parallè- 
le, f. 

— ,  <i.  parallèle. 

— ,  va.  mettre  en  parallèle. 

Pârallellsm,  par/-ral-lel-iim , 
.?.  —  llélisme,  m, 

Paraliélly,  paralel'-li,  ad. 
également. 

Parallclograni.  par-a-lel'-lô- 
grame,  s.  —  gramme. 

Pnrallelogrâniical,  par-a-lel- 
ft-gram'-mi-kal,  a.  ayant  les 
propriétés  d'un  parallélogram- 
me. 

Parâlogize,  pa-ral'-ê-djaîze, 
vn.  faire  de  mau-vais  raisonne- 
ments 

Parûlogy,  par-ral'-lfi-dji,  t.  — 
logie,  (. 

Paralyse,  par'-ra-laize,  Va.  pa- 
ralyser, affaiblir. 

Parà<ysis,  pa  ral'-i-siss,  s.  pa- 
ralysie, f, 

Paruly'lie,  par-a-lit'-tik,  a.  s. 
paralytique,  impotent. 

Pi.ralyTical,  par-a-lit'-ti-kal, 
».  paralytique,  m. 

Paraiii6i>c<i>     par-a-maounnt', 

a.  souverain,  suprême. 
—,  s   chef,  snpéneur. 

Parnmour.  par'-ra-moTir,  *. 
amant,  m.  maîtresse,  f. 

Pârauyniph,  par'-ra -nimmf,*. 


PAR 


750 


PAR 


Paranymph, garçon  d'honneur, 

soul:£n,  )?i.  [rapet,  m. 

Parapet,  par'-ra-pett,  s.  pa- 
Pariipheriiàlîa,    par-a-fcr-ne^- 

li-a,  s.  biens  paraphernaux,  »i. 

pi  [siïs,  5    —  sis,  m. 

Paraphîmôsia,  par-ra-fi-mô^- 
Pârapbrave,    par^-ra-fréze,    5. 

paraphrase,  explication,  f. 

—  ,  va.  paraphraser. 
Pai'aphi'â«icull;.  par-a-frézo'- 

i-kal-ii,  ad.  par  Toie  de  para- 
phrase. 

Pârnphrast,  par'-ra-frasle,  s. 
—  phrasie,  m. 

Paraphrâsiical,  par-a-frass'- 
ti-l^al,  1!.  explicatif. 

Parasite,  par^-a-saïte,  s.  para- 
sile,  ni. 

Parasîtic,  —  ticaK  par-a-sil'- 
tik,  ti-lial,(T.  parasitique 

Parasol,  par'-ra-sol,  s.  para- 
sol, m.  [à  moitié. 

Pârboil,  par'-bôïl,  va.  boui;:ir 

Pârbreak,  par'brik, ta, 'Vomir. 

— ,  s.  \omissement,  m. 

Parcel,  par'-cil,  s.  parcelle, 
pièce,  f.  paquet,  tas,  m. 

— ,  va.  partager,  diKisor,  morce- 
ler. 

Pârccnary,  par'-ci-na-ri,  8. 
cohériiage,  m.  lu  —,  indi^i- 
sémeot,  indivis. 

Pârconer,  par'-ci-neur,  s.  co- 
héritier, propriétaire  indivis,!)!. 

Parrb,  partche,  va.  brûler,  sé- 
cher, rôtir. 

— ,  vn.  se  brûler,  se  rôtir,  être 
grillé,  se  dessécher. 

Pârcbing,  partcbe/-inngDe,  a. 
brûlant. 

Pârcbment,  partcbe'-mennt,s. 
parchemin.  7n, 

—  maker,  s.  parcheminier,  m. 
Parti,  Pârtlnlc,    parde,   par'- 

déle,  s.  léopard,)». 
Pârdou,  par^-dn,  $.  pardon,  »i. 

grâce,  f. 
— ,  va.    pardonner,   faire    gr&ce. 

Geueral    —,     amnistie.    To 

beg  —,  demander  pardon. 
Pârdonable,  par'-dn-a-bl, 

a.  graciable,  pirdoauible. 


Pârdanableneu,       par'-dn-l- 

l'I-nesse,  s.  état  véniel. 

Pârdunably,  par'-dn-a-bli,  ad. 
d'une  manière  excusable. 

Pârdoiier,  par'-iin-eur,  s.  qui 
pardonne. 

Pare,  père,  va.  rogner,  peler. 
—  a  borae^a  Tool,  parer  le 
pied  d'un  cheval.  —  bread, 
chapeler  du  pain.  —  oiie'» 
■laiU,  se  rogner  les  ongles. 

PHregôric,  par-i-gor'ik,  a.  pa- 
régorique. 

Puréucbyma,  pa-rennVki-ma, 
a.  parenchyme,  m, 

Parcucbyluatous,  —  mous, 
par-enn'-kime-a-leuce,  ki-meu- 
ce,  a.  parenchjmaleux. 

Paréncsis,  par-eon^-l-sis,  s. 
persuasion,  f.  [mère. 

Paient,    pé'rennt,    t.  père  ou 

Pârenlagc,  par'-renn-tédje,  s. 
parenté,  père  et  mère. 

Pnréntal,  pa-renn'-tal,  a.  de 
parent. 

Pureutâlion,  par-enn-té'-cheu- 
ne,  j.  ce  qui  se  Tait  on  se  dit 
en  l'honneur  des  morts. 

Parcnibesis,  parenn'-tbi-siss, 
s.  parenthèse,  f. 

Parenibétical,  par-enn-thett'- 
i-kal,  a.  de  parenthèse. 

Parer,  pé'-reur,  s.  boutoir, 
ébarboir;  celui  ou  celle  qui 
rogne,  qui  pèle,  m. 

Pârget,  par/djeti,  *.  crépit,  m. 

— .  va.  crépir. 

Pârgeter.  par'-djet-teur,  s.  ou- 
vrier qui  crépit,  m. 

Purbélion,  par-bi'-li-eune,  s. 
parhélie,  f. 

P:<iietal,pa-raî'-i-lal,  a    —  tal. 

Pai'ieiarjr,  pa-raî'-l-tar-i,  s.  pa- 
riélaira,  f.  [rognure,  A 

Pâring,  pé'-rinngne,  s.  pelure, 

-  kiiife,  s.  Iranchel,  m. 

pâriab,  par'-riche,  s.  paroisse, 
commune,  f. 

— ,  a,  paroissial,  communal. 

Parialiiouer,  pa-riche'-eune- 
eur,  ».  paroissien,  m. 

Pariior,  par'-ri-teur,  «.  appa- 
riteur, m. 


PAR 


751 


PAR 


VCriiTi  par'-ri-ti,5.  parité,  res- 
semh'ance,  Z".  rapport,»!. 

Park,  paik,  s.  parc,  Jn. 

—,  va.  parquer,  enclore,  enfer- 
mer, [chasse,  m. 

S*ârkcr,    pa^j'-eur,     s.    garde- 

Parle,  Pâi'ley,  pari,  par'-li.s. 
pour  parlefjjn.  conférence,  ^.To 
beat  a  — ,  battre  la  chamade 
To  enter  iiiio  a  ^-j  entrer 
en   pourparler. 

—,  vn.  parlementer,    onférer. 

Pâ  rlianieui,  yar'-li-mennt,  s. 
parlement,  vi. 

Parliuniéucary,  par-li-meQD^- 
la-ri,  a.  parlementaire. 

Pârloiir,  par'Ieur,  s.  salie,  f> 
salon,  parloii,  m. 

P&rloiia,  par'-Ieuce,  a.  satiri- 
que, fin,  rusé. 

Pàrlousnces,  par'-leuce-nesse, 
S.  -vivacité,  disposition  satiri- 
que, ^  [roissial. 

Paréchinl,  pa-r5'-Iii-al,  a.  pa- 

Pâi'od)',  par'-rô-di,  ».  parodie, 

— ,u(t.  parodier.  [f. 

Parole,  parole',  J.  parole,  pro- 
messe verbale,  f. 

Parôiijmous,  par-on'-ni-meu- 
ce,  s.  —  nyme,  m. 

Paroiiomàsia,  par-6-n6-mé'-ji- 
a,  s.  —  nomasie,  f. 

P&roquet,  par'-ô-ket(,  s.  petit 
penoquet,  m.  perruciie,  ^. 

Pariiiid.pa-rot'-tidB,  a.  parotide. 

ParôtïH,  pa-rô'-tisse,  s.  paro- 
tide, ^.  [roxisme,  accès. 

Pàroxyani,  par'-rok-cizm,  s.  pa- 

Pârricide,  par'-ri-saîde,  s  par- 
ricide, m. 

P&rrîeidal,  —  dious,  par-ri- 
sa5'-dal,  cid'-jeuce,  a.  parri- 
cide. [quet,m. 

Pârrot,    par'-reutl,    s.     perro- 

Pârry,  par'-ri,  vn.  parer,  évi- 
ter. —  aiid  thriist.  riposter. 

Parse.  parce,  va.  faire  les  par- 
ties (gram.),  analyser. 

Pai-fcimôiiious.  par-ci-mô'-ni- 
euce,  «.avare,  frugal,  m. 

Parsimôiiioualy,  pir-ci-mV- 
nl-euce-li,  ad.  avec  avarice, 
frugalemsnt. 


Parsimonioiiauess,      Parai* 

mony.  par-ci -mô'-ni-euce-nes- 
se,  par'  ci-meune-i,   s.    fruga- 
lité, économie,  avarice,  f. 
Pârslo),  parse'-li,  s.  persil,  m. 

—  I>iert,  s.   perce-pierre,  r>i, 
Pài'suip,   parse'-oip-  «•  panais, 

m.  t 

Pàrson,   par'-4„,  s.    curé,  mi 

nislre,  ecclésiastique, în. 
Pârsoiiage.  par'-sn-édje,  5.  eu 

re,f,  béné6ce,i)i.  [m 

—  huuse,  s.  cure,/",  presbytère 
Par»,  partt,  s.  partie,  part,    / 

parti,  quartier,  devoir,  rôle, r/i 
livraison,/'.  To  tiike  —  -witb 
oiie,  prendre  le  parti  de  quel- 
qu'un, — a,  moyens,  talents, 
qualités. 

—  ,  va.  partager,  séparer,  briser; 
mettre  à  couvert,  à  l'abri. 

—  ,  vn.  être  séparé,  se  quitter, 
partir;  avoir  part.  —  wllh,  se 
défaire,  céder,   laisser. 

Pârtable,  parlt'-a-bl,  n.  qui 
peut  être  partagé. 

Piiringe.partf'-édje,  «.partage, 
m.  division,  /. 

Parlâke,  par-téke'.  un.  (par- 
look,  pnriakon),  participer, 
avoir  part,  s'intéresser. 

— ,  va    partager,  diviser. 

Pnriâker.  par-té'-keur,  S.  com- 
plice, associé. 

Parler,  parlt'-euT,  t.  celui  qui 
sépare.  [re,m. 

Panérre,    partére',  i.  parter- 

Pâi'iial,  par'-chal,  a.  partial, 
ii]ique. 

Partiâlity,  par-chl-aK-li-li,  ». 
partialité,  /. 

Pârlialize,  par'-cbal-alzei  va. 
rendre  partial. 

Pârtiully,  par'-chal-li,  a<i.  avec 
partialité.  [visibilité,  f. 

Parl«bilîiy,par-ti  bil/-li-ti,s.di- 

Pâriible,  par'-ti-bl,  a.  divisible. 

Parifcipable,  par->'Se'-i-pa-bl, 
rt.  —  pable. 

Parlicipaiil,  par-tice'-i-pann(, 
a    participant. 

Pariicipnie,  par-tice'i-péte, 
vu.  participer,  prendre  part. 


PAR 


752 


PAS 


ParticSp&tîou,  par-tice-  pé'- 
cheune,  s.  —  lion,  f. 

Participial,  par-licc-ipe'-i-al, 
rt.  de  participe. 

Pariici|>iulS),  par-tice-ipe'-i- 
al-li,  ad.  eo  participe. 

Pat'iiciple,  par'-ti-ci  pi,  s.  par- 
ticipe, m.      [cuie,  molécule,  f. 

Pàriicle,     par'-ti-kl,    s.  parti- 

Pni'liviilar,  par-tik'iou-leur.  a. 
particulier,  singulier.  —  ac- 
Soiiiit,  détail,  m.  —  frieiad, 
ami  iniime,  m.  Eu  — ,  ad.  ea 
particulier. 

Particiilai'ize,  par-tik'-kiou- 
laraïze,ua.  particulariser. 

Parliculârit.T,  par-tik-kiou- 
iar'-i-ti,s.  singuianléj  particu- 
larité, f. 

Pariiciilarly,par-tik'-kiou-lar- 
li,  ad.  particulièrement. 

Parliciilars,  par-tik-'-kiou- 

ieurz,  s.  pi.  particulai liés  cir- 
constances, f.  pi.  détail,  poiDt, 
VI.  —  of  a  case,  of  a  law» 
■iiit,  les  pièces  d'un  procès,  f. 
pi,  —  of  an  cstale,  inven- 
taire. 

Pâi'tiiisi  parlt'-inngue,  s.  sé- 
paration, f.  départ,  m. 

— ,  a  du  départ,  d'adieu,  de  sé- 
paration. 

—  Clip,  s.    le  vin  de  l'étrier,  m. 

—  uf  a  road,  S.  bivoie,  f. 
Pârlisan,  par/li-zane,  i.  parti- 
san, fauteur,  m. 

Parii'tiou,  par-liche'-eune,  s. 
partition,  division,  cloison  ,  f. — 
•wall,  j.  mur  mitoyen,  m. 

— ,  va.  diviser  en  plusieurs  par- 
ties. 

PBi-titi»e.par'-ti-tiTe,n. parti  tir. 

Pârdet,  parlt'-lelt,  s.  tour  de 
cou,  m  poule,  f- 

Pdrily,  parlt'-li,  ad.  en  partie, 
à  peu  près,  en  quelque  sorte. 

Pârluer,  partl'-ueur,  s.  asso- 
cié, co-paiiageant,  (in  dan 
cing),  danseur,  ni, 

P&t'IiiersUip.  partl'-neur-chi- 
pe,  s.  association,  société,  f. 

Partook,  par-toTik',  prêt,  do 
Parlâke, 


Pâi-tridge,  par'-tridje,  ».  per- 
diix,/. 

Png'ii'irient,  par-liou'-ri-ennt,  a. 
prille  i  accoucher. 

Pai'tiiiitioii,  par-lchiou-riche'- 
euue,  s.  l'action  d'accoucher,f. 

Part],  par'-ti,  s.  parti,  détache- 
ment, m.  partie,  faction,  cau- 
se, f.  [sèment,  coloré. 

—  colourcd,  a.    bigarré  diver- 
-  jury,  s,  jurés  mi-partis,  m. pit 

—  niun,  s.  factieux,  jn. 

—  ivall,  .s.  mur  mitoyen,  m. 
Parvis,    par'-Tiss;    x.    porche, 

parvis,  m. 

PârTiliide,  Pârvitj-,  par'-Vi- 
lioude,  vi-ti,s,  petitesse,/. 

Pas,  pi,  s.  le  pas,  m.  la  pré- 
séance, f. 

Pésclial,  pass'-kal,  «.  pascal. 

Pàsh,  pacne,  va.  heurter,  écra- 
ser, froisser. 

Pâsquil,  Pâsquiii,  pass'-kouil, 
iiOuine,  s.  pasquin,  m. 

Pnsqiiiiiâile,  pass-kouine-éde', 
s.  pasquiuade,  f. 

Pasqiiiiie,  pass-kouine',va.  fai- 
re des  pasquinades. 

PusH.  passe,  vn.  passer,  couler, 
se  passer. 

— ,  m.  traverser,  franchir,     [de. 

—  iiloiig.  passer,  passer  le  long 

—  awaj,  t  écouler,  passer. 

—  bj,  passer,  omettre,  oublier, 
pardonner. 

—  for,  passer  pour,  être  réputé. 

—  «ver,  oublier, 

—  sonio  compliment,  faire 
compliment.  [ment. 

—  u  sL-ntcucc,  rendre  un  juge- 

—  ,s  passe,  situation,  botte,  f. 
passage,  passeport,  détroit,  m. 
IVarron  —,  pertuis,  m.  To 
luakv  a  —,  porter  une  botte. 

Pâi«Bal>le,  pas'-sa-bl,  a.  passa- 
ble, qui  est  de  mise,  praticable. 

Passâdo,  pas-sé/  dô,  s.  botte, 
passe,  f.  coup,  m.  passade,/. 

Pà8>,age,  pas^-sidje,  s.  passage, 
trajet,    cocha    d'eau,    conduit, 

fiasse-dix, événemetU,  accideat, 
ail,  »i.  aventure,  /. 

—  boa*,  I.  bac,  m. 


PAS 


753 


PAT 


Piiaenger,  pas'-slnc-djeur,  s, 
passager,  passant,  m. 

Pôsoep,  pas'-seur,s.  passat)t,»n. 

PâsscrosG,  passe'-rôze,  s.  pas- 
se-rose, f,  [ —  lité,  f. 

Pnssibility.  pn j-'i-biK-Ii-ti,    s. 

Pni>»il>le.pas'-si-bl,a.  passible. 

Pn«8ibleiie«a,  pas'-si-bl-nesse, 
s.  —  vite,  f. 

Pâssing.pas'-sinngne,  a.  grand, 
parfait,  éminent. 

Péssingbell,  pas'-siDDgne-bell, 
«.  glas,  m. 

Passion,  pache'-eune,  ».  pas- 
sion, fougue,  colère,  souffran- 
ce, f.  lèle,  amour,  attache- 
ment, m. 

^  fiower,  s.  fleur  de  la  pas- 
sion, passiflore,  f. 

—  week,  s.  semaine  sainte,  A 
Pâssioiiate,    paclie/-eune-néte, 

a.  prompt,  colère,  passionaé, 
outré,  coférique.  [sionner. 

—,  vn,  être   passionné,   se    pa»- 

Pâssionaicly.  pache^-eune-né- 
te-li,  ad.  avec  emportement, 
ardemment. 

P&s«iaiiatene«*,  pacbe^-eone- 
néle-nesse,  s.  passion,/. 

PâssiTo.  pas''-sive,a.  passif. 

PâsBi»ely.pas'-sive-li,  ad.  dans 
un  sens  passif. 

Pâssïvciiess,  —  Tity,  pas/-si- 
vc-nesse,  siv'-vi-t,  s.  passi-ve- 
té.  f.  [tout,  m. 

Pâskey,  pass'-lii,   ».  passe-par- 

Pâssover,  pass^-ô-veur,  5.  pâ 
que,  délivrance,  f, 

Pâssport,  pass'-pôrte.  s.  pas- 
seport, m.  To  eiidorse  a — , 
viser  un  passeport. 

Past,  pastt,  a.  passé,  récent, 

— ,  s.  passé,  m. 

—  ,  prep.  au  delà  de,  au-dessus 
de,  passé,  après.  —  a  child. 
qui  a  passé  1  enfaoce.  —  cure, 
încuraDle.  —  dispute,  incon- 
testable. —  shame,  ébonlé 

Pacte,  peste,  s  p&te,  colle,  f. 
diamant  faux,  m. 

—  ,t)(i.  coller. 

—  iip,  afficiier.  [carton,  m. 
P&sleboard,    péste'-bArde.    s. 


Pâstelioard  maker,».  carton- 

—  ,  a.    de  carton.  [nier. 
Pastel,  pass'-til,  J.  pastel,  m. 
Pâsterii,  pass'-teurn,   ».    p&ta- 

ron,  m.  jambe,  f. 
Pâsiil.   pass'-til,   s.  pa.siille,  f. 

pasicl,  m.  .* 

Pâsiiine,  pass'-taîme,  s.  pisse- 

lomps,»)?.  récréation,/. 
Pâsior,   pass'-teur,    s.   pasteur, 

berïor,  curé.  m.  [toral. 

Pastoral,  pass'-leur-al,  n.  pas- 
— .  s    pastorale,  églogue,  f, 
Pâstri.  pé'-slri,  s.  pâtisserie,/. 

—  cook.  s.  pSlissier,  pâtissière. 
Péstiirablc,  pass'-tcliiou-ra-bl, 

n.  hert.u.  [s    pâturage,  m. 

Pâsiiirnge.    pass'  tchiou-rédje, 
Pâstiii-c.  pass'-tchioure,  s.   pt' 

ture,  z'.  viandis,  m. 
— ,  vn.  faire  ou  mener  paître. 
— ,  vn.  pâturer,  paître. 
Pâsturiiig,      pass^-tchiou-riBB* 

p"f.  s.  pâture,  /. 
PuEt},  pass-li,  s.  pilé,  m. 

—  .<(.  pâteux. 

Pal.  patt,  n.  &  propos,  comms- 
de,  convenable. 

—  ,s.  tape,/,  coup,  jii. 

—  of  Initier,  s.  petit  morceai 
de  beurre  arrondi  et  aplati. 

— ,  vn.  taper,  frapper.  [/. 

Patâcbe.  pa  tétche',  î.  patache, 

PaicU.patche,  Kn.  rapiécer,  rac- 
commoder, mettre  des  mou- 
cbes,  faire  de  plusieurs  pièces. 
—  up,  plâtrer. 

— ,  s.  pièce,  /.  morcean,  mor- 
ceau de  terre,  (on  the  face), 
mouche,  /• 

—  work,  t.  rapiécetage,  m. 
Pâichor,   patche'-eur,     s.    ri- 

vaudeur,  m. 

Pâichery,  patche'-eur-l,  S.  ra- 
piécetage, invention,  /.  men- 
songe, ï>i. 

Pale,  péte,s.  tSte,  caboche,  /. 

Pâied,  pé'-tid,a. ayant  une  tête. 

Pai«-ràctioii,  pat-ti-fak'-cheu- 
nn,  s.  patéfaction,  /. 

Pâteii,  pat'  enn,  ».  patène,  as- 
siette, / 

Paient,  pat'-tennt  orpé'-tenBtf 

48 


PAT 


754 


PAU 


a,    public,    patent)     breveté. 

PÂtent,  s.  patente,  f.  brevet 
d'invention, m.  [tenté, breveté. 

Pâleiilee,    pat'-tenn-tl,    a.  pa- 

Patérnal,  pa-teur'-nal,  a.  pa- 
ternel, de  père. 

Pâlernally,  pa-tcur'-nal-li,  ad. 
—  nellemeiit.  [ternité,  f- 

Paléi-iiii)'.  pa-teur'-ni-li,  s.  pa- 

Palh,  path,  i.  sentier,  m. 

Palhclic,  —  cal,  pa-tbet'-tilf, 
ti-lial,  a.  pathétique. 

Patbéticall),  pathet'-ti  kal-Ii, 
ad.   —  tiquement. 

Patbéticalneas.  pa-thef-li-kal- 
nesse,  a.  sensibilité,  tendres- 
se, f. 

Pâihles*,path'-Iesse,a  qui  n'est 
pas  Trajé. 

Patholégical,  path-ft-lod'-djl- 
kal,  a.  —  logique. 

Palhôlogisl.  pa-tho)'-  A-djiste, 
s.  qui  s'occupe  de  la  pathologie. 

Palb6log)',  pa-lhol'-lô-dji,  s. 
(mé.)  pathologie,  /■. 

Pâiho*,  pé'-tboss,s.  pathos,  m. 
passion,  f.  [m. 

PÂlIma).  path'-oué,  ».  sentier. 

PÂiible,  pat'-ti-bl,  a.  suppor- 
table, (patibulaire. 

Pniibulary.  pa-tib'  biou-!a-ri,'i. 

Pâlionce,  pé'-chcnnce,  s.  pa- 
tience, f.  To  l»e  ont  of  ^, 
To  loso  —,  perdre  patience. 

Pâlleut,  pé'-chennt,  a.  endu- 
rant, patient. 

—,  t.  malade,  patient,  m.  To 
attend  a  — ,  soigner  un  ma- 
lade. 

— .«n    patienter,  se  contenir. 

P&deiitly,  pé'-chennt-li,  ad. 
patiemment. 

Piiline,  pat'-tine,   ».  patène,   f. 

pâli}-,  patt'-M,  ad.  a  propos, 
commiidément. 

Pâtiie**,  patt'  liesse,  ».  pro- 
priété, convena/ice, /. 

Pâli-iarcb,  pê'tri-ark,  s.  pa- 
triarche, )iî.  [ —  chai. 

Palriârclial,    pé-tri-ai '-kal,  a. 

Patri&rcbnte,  —  abip,  pé- 
trl-ïf'katt,  p6'-tri-ark-chipe, 
(.  —  cbtt,  m. 


Patrtcian,    pa-triche'-eaie,    •. 

patricien,  patrice. 
—,  a.  patricien.  [a.  —  niaV 

Patrimonial,  pal-tri-ir6'-m -al, 
Pâtrimony,     pat'-tri-meun»  îi, 

s.  patrimoine,  m. 
P&triot,   pé'-tri-eute,  s.  patrU 

te,  bon  citoyen,  m. 
Patridiie,  pétri-eiite'-ik,a.  pa 

triotique.  [patriotisme,  m. 

Pâlrioilsm,  pé'-tri-eute-izm,  ». 
Paira^ciitate,    pal  trft'-cineéte, 

va.  protéger.  îf. 

Pairol.  pa-trflle',  t.   patrouille, 
— ,  vn.  faire  la  patrouille. 
Patron,  pé'-tieune,   s.  patron, 

prolecteur,  avoué,  m. 
P&tronage,   pat'-treune-idje,  ». 

appui,  m.  défense,  f. 

—  ,U(T.    patroner,    appujer,   dé- 
fendre, [de  patron. 

Pâirunal.  patt'-rflnal, a.  — nal, 
Pâtronc**,  pé'-treune  esse,    s. 

patronne,  f. 
Pâlroniso,    pat'trfi-nalze,    la. 

favoriser,  défendre. 
Patrony/mic,  pat-trô-nim'- 

mik,  a.  —  miqvie. 
Pâtipn,  pat'-linn,  ».  patin,  m. 

socque,  f.  soubassement,  m. 

—  niukcr,  s.    fabricant    de  soc- 
ques, m, 

Piitter,  pat'-leur,   vn,  faire  un 

brnit  semblable  à  des  pas. 

Pâticrn,  pat'-teurn,i;a.  copier, 

imiter,    servir    de  modèle.    — 

atier.    imiter.  —  ont.    servir 

d'exemple.  [tiilon,  m. 

— ,s.  patroo,  modèle,  type,  échan- 

Pauriloquy,  pau-cil'-ô-koui,   ». 

tacilurmté,  /  [bre,  m. 

Pâiiriiy.  piiù'-ci-ti,s.  petit  nora 

Pauiirb.  pannche,».  panse,/'. 

—  bellicd.  a.  pnnsu,  ventru 
— ,  va.  évenirer. 

Pâiipor,   pifû'-peur,  ».    pauvre, 

indigent,  m. 
Pâiiperlsm,   pâû'  peur-izm,   » 

paupérisme,  vi.  [pes,  lii. 

Pause,    p.Tru,    s.    pause,    f.    ^s. 
— ,  l'n.   pauser,   s'airê'er,  peser, 

examiner,  lénéchir.    '-  upcu, 

eoDsidérer  biea. 


PEA 


755 


PEA 


PÂiiser,  pâù'-zeur,  S.  celui  qui 
s'arrête,  réfléchit,  examine. 

Paiân,  pé-vane',  s.  pavane  (a 
dance),  f. 

Pave,  péve,  va.  paver. 

Pavement,  péve'-raennt,  S.  pa- 
vé, dall.ige,  trotloir,  m, 

P&Tier,  Paver,  péve'-jeur,  pé'- 
veur,  s.  paveur,  m. 

Pavilion,  pa-vil'-yeune,  ».  pa- 
villon, m.  tente,  /. 

— ,  va.  couvrir  de  tentes,  abriter 
sous  une  tente,  [pavement,  m. 

Pàviiig.  pé'-vinngne,   s     pavé. 

—  beclle,  s.  hie,  demoiselle,  f. 

—  atone,  s.  pavé,  pierre  à  paver, 
Paw,  pau.  s.  patte,  griffe,  f.  [f. 
— ,  \m.  piétiner,  trépigner   (of  a 

borse). 

—,  lia.  frapper  avec  le  pied, 
griffer,  manier  rudement. 

Pâwod,  pâûd,  a.  ayant  des 
griffes;  à  large  pied. 

Pawn,  pé&ne,  s.  gage,  nantisse- 
ment, pion  (at  chess),  m 

— ,i)r!.  engager,  donner  en  gage. 

Pâwnbrokei*.  pâîiDO^-brô-I\eur, 
s.  lombard,  prêteur  sur  gages, 
m.  [engage,  i?!. 

Pâwner,  p£ine'-eur,s.  celui  qui 

Pay,  pé,  va.  (pa!d,  paid), 
payer,  récompenser,  indemni- 
ser, battre.  —  a  visit,  rendre 
visite.  —  l»ack,  rendre,  resti- 
tuer grandement.  —  down, 
payer  argent  comptant.  —  off, 
relancer,  rembarrer,  se  ven- 
ger. —  one's  respect*,  ren- 
dre ses  devoirs. 

—,  s.  paye,  solde,  f, 

P&yable.  pé'-a-bl,  a.  payable. 

Pâydajr.  pé'-dé,  ».  jour  de  paye- 
menl,  »(. 

Payer,  pé'-eur,  s,  payeur,  m. 

PâymnMer,  pé'-mass-teur,  s. 
payeur,»;.  [s.  payeuse,/. 

P&ymistress,     pé'-miss-tresse, 

Pâyment,  pé'-mennt,  s  paye- 
ment, ni.  récompense,  f  châ- 
timent, m. 

Pea,  pi,  pi.  Peas,  Pease,  s 
pois,  m.  Two  peas,  deux 
pois.  A  busliel  of  peaae,  OQ 


boisseau  de  pois.  Green  — , 
petits  pois,  pois  vert.  .«Iplil  — , 
pois  cassé. 

—  scod,  —  sbell.  s.  cosse  de 
pois,  f.  To  sbc-ll  pcag,  écos- 
ser  des  pois. 

—  sbooler,  s.  sarnacane,  /. 

—  aoup,  j.  purée  de   pois,  f. 
Peace,  pice,  int.  silence! 

— ,  s.  paix,  tranquillité,  récon- 
ciliation,/'. 

—  maker,  s.  pacificateur,  Irt. 

—  orfering,  s.  sacrifice  de  ré- 
conciliation, [m. 

—  orOcer,  s.  officier  de  police, 
Péaceable,    pice^-a-bl,  a.  pai- 

silile,  pacifique. 

PéacealjlenesB,  pice'-a-bl-nes- 
se,  s.  quiétude,  tranquillité,  /. 

Péaceably.  pice^-a-bli,  ad  pai- 
siblement. 

Péacefiil,  pice'-foul,  a.  tran- 
quille, pacifique,  paisible. 

Péacefully,  pice'-foul-li,  ad. 
tout  douce  ment, tranquillement. 

PéacefiiliieBa.pice''-foul-nesEe, 
S.  tranquillité,  f. 

Péuceparted,  pice''-par-led,  a. 
mort  en  paix. 

Peacb,  pitche,  S.  pêche,/. 

—  irce,  s.  pêcher,  m. 
Peacb,       I^mpencb,        pitche, 

imra'-pitche,  va.  accuser. 

Péacber,  pitchô'-eur,  ».  accu- 
sateur, m.  [cusalion,/. 

Péacbing,pitche'-inngne,s.  ac- 

Péacbick.  pi'-tchik,  s*  paon 
neau,  in.  (prononcez  panno). 

Pcâcock,  pi'-kok,  s  paon,  m. 
(pron.  pan). 

Péaben,  pi'-henn,  s.  paonne, 
/.  (pron  panne).        [pointe,/. 

Peak,  pike,  s.  pic,  sommet,  m. 

— ,  vn.  avoir  l'air  maladOj  faire 
une  pauvre  figuro 

Péaking,  pi'-kinngne,  1/  vaiin- 
gre. 

Pea),  pile,  S.  carillon,  tintamar- 
re, m.  — ,  of  ordiiance.  dé- 
charge d'artillerie.  To  ring 
llielifll  iu  —  sonner  les  clo- 
ches à  la  volée. 
>  — )  va.   étourdir    par  un  grand 


756 


PED 


bruit,  carillonner,  assaillir  avec 
bruit. 
Pvnl,  tin.  ra^e""'".  résonner. 
Poiii-,  père,  i.  poire,  f.  —  ch 
ke,    poire     d'angoisse,    /.    — 
trce^  s.  poirier,  m. 
Peiirl.  peuri,  s.  perle,  taie  sur 
l'ûbil,    f.    (in    prinlitig),   pari- 
sienne, sédanoise,  f,  Molber 
of  — q  nacre    m, 
slicll.  s.  huître  perlière,  f. 
wbslc,  —  pon-cicr,  5.  blanc 
de  perle,  m. 
Péarlejed,  peurl^-aîde,  a.   qui 

a  une  laie  sur  l'œil. 
Péui'ly,    peurl'-i,  a.  rempli  de 

fierleà,  ressemblant  à  des  pèr- 
es. 
Pcârmaiii,pére'-méne,  s, poire 

pomme,  f. 
Peui'led,  peurld,    a.    orné    de 

perles,  perlé.  [in, 

Peûsaut,  pez'-zannt,  S.  paysan, 
Pi'ûsaiilrj,  peî'-zanntrt  4. les 

paysans. 
Pcai,  pite,  s.  tourbe,  f. 
—  BuoHs^  s.  tourbière,  f. 
Pébble,  Pébble«ione,v^b'-bl, 

peb'-bUsiône,  s.  caillou,    m. 
Pfbbl}',     Pélibled.     peb'-bli, 

bl(l,o.  plein  de  cailloux. 
Peccabiliiy,  pek-ka-bil'-i-ti,  s. 

—  biiité,  f.  [cable. 

Péccabic,    pek'-ka-bl,    a.   pec- 
Pi-ccadillo,   pek-ka-dil'-l6,    >. 

peccadille,  f.  [ce,  vi. 

Péccuiic}',   pek'  kann-cl,  ».  Ti- 
Péccaui,   pek'-kannt,   a.    pec- 

cant,  coupable. 
Pcck,  peli,  s,  picotin,  »)!.  gran- 
de quantité,  f.  [de  bec. 
—,  l'a.  becqueter,  percer  à  coups 
Péc'Uer,  pek'-keur,  j    celui  qui 

becqueté;  pi\erl  (a  bird),  m. 
Përkied,  peV-kld,  a.  tacheté. 
Péciural.  pek'-leu'-al,  s.  pec- 
— ,  a.   pectoral.  ttoral. 

Péculutc,     pek'-kiou-Ifte,    va. 

Toler  les  deuiers  publics. 
Peculâtioii,    Pei-iilutc,   pek- 

kioU'Ié'-cheune,  pek'-kiou-léle, 

s.  péculal,  m.         [pilleur,  m. 
Péculalori  pek'-kiou-li-teur,  «. 


Pociiliar,     pi-kîou'-Ii-enr,     a. 

particulier,  spécial. 

Pt'Ciiliârit)'.  pi  ki(i'vli-ar'-l-li, 
J.  singularité,  f. 

Perûliurl),  pi-kiou'-li-eur-H. 
ad,  spécialement,  particuliè- 
rement, [pécuniaire, 

Pi-cûiiiarj,  pi-kiou'-ni-eur-i,  o. 

Pi-ruiiious,  pi-kiou'-nl  euce,  a, 
riche.  [m. 

Pfd,  pedd,  s.   petit  b&t,  panier, 

P<'ilagàgiral,  ped-da-god'-dji- 
kal,a.  pédagogique. 

B>cdug<>gue,  ped'-da-gsg,  «0. 
enseigner  avec  pédantiune. 

— .  .«.  pédagogue,  m. 

Pcdagogj,  —  gism.  ped'-d«- 
gô  dji.djizm,  s.  —  gogie,  f. 

Pvdul,  pi'-dal,  a.  gai  appartient 
au  pied. 

—,  s.  pédale,  f. 

Pcdals,  ped'-dali  or  pl'-dall,  ». 
pi.  pédales,  les  gros  tuyaux 
d'un  orgue.         [qui  -va  à  pied. 

Pcdâneuus,    pi-dé'-ni-euce,  a. 

—  soldier,  s.  fantassin,  m. 

Péduui,  ped'-danni,  ».  pédant, 
pédagogue,  m. 

Pedâiitîc,  —  cal,  pi-dannt'- 
tik,  ti-kal,  a.  pédantesque. 

Pcdûuiicallj,  pi-dann'-ti-kaN 
M,  ad.  en  pédant. 

Pédantize,  ped'-dann-laïze, 
l'n.  pédantiser.       [danterie,^. 

Pcdanti-j',  ped'-dann-tri,  s.  pé- 

Péddle,  peû'-dl,  vn.  baguenau- 
der, niaiser;  colporter.  To  go 
peddiiiig    about*    colporter. 

Péddiiiig.  ped'-dl-inngne,  a. 
peu  considérable,  futile,  mes- 
quin. 

—,  s.  colportage,  m. 

Pvddier,  ped'-dleur,  ».  col- 
porteur, m. 

Pi-dU-i'c«s,  ped'-dl-eur-esse,  ». 
femme  qui  lait  le  colportage,/'. 

Pfddlerj,  ped'  Jeur-i,  s.  col- 
poriage,  )».  [destal,  m. 

Pi'desiul.  ped'-ess-lal,  ».   pié- 

Pi'dcsirious,  pi-dess'-lri-euce, 
a.  pédestre. 
I  Pédiclc,  ped'-di-kl,  ».  pidicu- 
i      l8  m. 


PÉL 


757 


PÉN 


Pedtculor,  pi-dik'-kiou-lar,  a 
pédiculaire.  [généalogie,  f. 

Pedigree,  ped'-di-£  ri,S-  lignée, 

Pédinieiit,  ped'-di-mennt,  5. 
fronton,  m. 

Pédiar,  Pedier,  ped'-dieur, 
s.  colporteur,  m. 

Pédler.v,  ped'-leur-i,  s.  métier 
de  colporteur,  m. 

Pédiing,  ped'-linngne,  s,  col- 
portage, m.  [rier,  m. 

Pedréi-o.    pi-dri'-rô,     s.     per- 

Peek,  plk,  va.  (mar.)  apiquer. 

Pcel,  pli,  tJO.  peler,  piller.  — 
off,  s  écailler. 

— ,  s.  peau,  écorce,  ^. 

Peep,  plp,  vn  poindre,  percer, 
pousser  regarderavcc  curiosité. 

— <,s.  première  apparition,  lueur, 
aube,  pointe,  /.  coup  d'oeil, 
clin  d'oeil,  m. 

Péeper,  pîp'-eur,s.  poussin.  ?)!. 

Pécphole,  Péepiiij;lioIe, 

pôp'-hôle,  pîp'-inngne-hôle,  $. 
le  trou  par  lequel  on  regarde 
m,  [trumeau,  m. 

Peer,  plr,  s.   pair,  égal  ;  môle, 

—  ,  vn.  apparaître,    lorgner. 
Péerage,  plr'-idje,  s.   pairie,/. 
Pécrdom,  pîr'-deume,    s.    pai- 

''^^r-       .,  .     [A 

Peeress,  pir'-esse,  s.  pairesse, 
Pccriess,  plr'-lesse,  a.  nonpa- 

reil. 
Péerlessness,     pjr'-lcss-nesse, 

s    supériorité  incomparable,  /. 
Pécvish,  pî'-Tiche,  a.  chagrin, 

bourru.  [grement. 

Pécviiihiy,    pl'--viche-li,  ad.  ai- 
Péeirîshuesa,    pl'-viche-nesse, 
'  S.  aigreur,  f. 
Peg.pèg,  s.  cheville,  f.  fausset, 

m.     abré\iatioi^    familière    de 

Marguerite. 

—  ladder,  s.  échalier,  m. 
■— ,  tin,  cheviller. 

Peir,  pèlfe,  s.  biens,  m.  pi,  ri- 
chesses, f.  pi.  argent,  ni. 

Pélican,  peK-li-kann,  s.  péli- 
cnn,  m.  [m. 

Pc-ll.pèll,  s.  peau,  f.  parchemin, 

PcHet,  peK-litt,  s.  pelote,  bal- 
I    1«,  boule,  f. 


Péllcled,  pel'-Iit-ted,  a.  en 
boule. 

Pélliclc.pel'-li-kl,  s.  pellicule,/'. 

Pélliioi-)-,  pel'-li-teur-ij  s.  pa- 
riétaire, f. 

Pcllmeli,  pel'-mel,  ad.  pêle- 
mêle,  en  désordre.  [m, 

Pells,  pèlz,  s.  commis  des  rôles, 

Pellûcid,  pel-liou'-cid,a.  trans- 
parent. 

Pellûcidiiegs,  Pellûcidity, 
pel-liou'-cid-nesse.  i-li,s.  trans- 
parence,/', [de  peaux, m. 

Peli,  pelte,  s.  peau,  /.  bouclier 

—  moiiger,  s.  pearssier,  m. 
—,vn.  frapper  avec  quelque  cliose 

qu'on  lance;    lancer,  jeter,  as- 
saillir, [vre,  chétif. 
Péliiiig,  pelte'-inngne,  a.  pau- 
Pélvis,  pel'-vis,i.  bassin,  m. 
Pen,    s.    plume,   /.    poulailler, 
parc,  m. 

—  case,  s,  étui  à  plumes,  m. 

—  ,t)a.  écrire,  peincfre,  enfermer, 
parquer. 

Pénal,  pi'-nal,a.  pénal. 

Pëiialtj',  Pciialiif,  pcn^-nal- 
ti,  li-li,  s.  pi'ine,  amende,  /. 

Pénance,  pen'-nannce,  s.  péni- 
tence, /.  [sous,  m.  pi. 

Pencp,  pennce  (siny.  Pcmi)), 

Péiicil,  penn'-cil,  t.  pinceau, 
crayon,  m. 

—  case,  s.  porte-crajon,m. 

—  cioib,  —  rag,  s.  torche-pin- 
ceau, m. 

—  Vil.  peindre.  [dant- 
Pendant,  penn'-dannt,  s.  pen- 
— ,    pen'-nannt,   s.    flamme,  /. 

guidon,  m. 

Péudenco,  penn'dennce,  t. 
penchant,  inclination,  /. 

Pendeiicy,  penn'-denn-ci,  *. 
délai,  m.  [dant. 

Pénden»,  penn' dennt,  n.    peu« 

Pending,  pennd'-ipogne,  a. 
pendant,  indécis. 

Peudulôsil;,  —  lousuess^ 
penn-djiou-loss'-i-ti,  penu'- 
djiou-leuce-nesse,  s.  suspen- 
sion, incertitude,  /. 

Péuduloua,  penn'-djioU-IeuCBi 
a.  suspendu,  irrésolu. 


PÉN 


758 


PEN 


Péiiduliim,  penn'-djiou-leume, 

s   pendule,  »i.  f. 
Peiielral>illly.    pen-ni-lra-bil'- 

i-ti,  s.  —  lité, /■.  [pénétrable 
Péiiclrable,  tjen'-ni-tra-bl,  a 
Pciiviraiic)',     pen'-ni-lrann-ci 

s.  pouvoir  de  pénétrer. 
Péiieti-aiil,   pen'-ni-lrannl,    a 

pénétiant,  subtil. 
Péiieirute.     pen'-ni-tréte,    va 

pénétrer,  percer,  affecter  \ive 

ment. 
— fVn.  entrer  avant. 
Peuetrâiioii,  pen-nl-tré'-cheu 

ne,  s.  pénétration,  sagacité,  f. 
Péiielraliïe,     pen'-ni-tra-tiTe 

a.  pénétratif,  pénétrant. 
Péiietraliieupss,    pen'-ni-tra 

t;ve-neEse,  s.  sagacité,  f. 
Péiiriil,  penn'-foul.  s.  plumée,  ^ 
Péiigulti,  penn'-gouine,s.  pin- 
gouin, m, 
PL'iiiiisula,    pène-inn'-chiou-la 

s.  péninsule,  presqulle,  f. 
PciiîiiRulaled.pène-inn'-cbinu 

lé-ted,     a       presque      entouré 

d'eau,  en  forme  de  péninsule. 
Péiiiteuce,   pen'-ni-tennce,    s 

péniteuce,  f. 
Péniient,  pen'-ni-tennt,  a,  pé 

Ditent,  repentant. 
— ,  s.  pénitent. 
Peiiiléiiiial,  pen-ni-tenn^-chal, 

a.  pénitentiel,  de  pénitence. 
— ^s.  pénitentiel,  7/ï. 
Pcntléiitiary,       pon-nl-tenn'- 

cha-ri,  s.  pénitencier,  ï>i, 
Féuitcnll)-,        pen'-ni-tennt-Ii, 

nd.  a-vi'C  pénitence.  [i)i. 

Péiikuife,    pen'-naîfe,  s,  canif, 
Pt-iiiuaii.  penn'-mane,  s.  calli- 

graphe,  écrivain,  auteur,  m. 
Péuuaiit,  pen'-nannt,   s.  flam- 
me, f.  palan,  m. 
Péiiiiated,  pen'-né-ted,  a.  em- 

plumé,  penné. 
Péuner,  pen'-neur,  J-écritolre, 

f   écrivain,  m. 
Péunile», pen'-nl-lesse,  a.  pau- 
vre, sans  le  sou. 
Pénuon,   pen'-neune,  s.    pen- 

non,  ni.  flamme,  f. 
Péuu}',  peu'-ni,  pi.  peuce;  s. 


sou,   sol,    ni.  IVo  penny,  no 

friper,  point   ^'argent,   poiirt 
de  suisse. 

—  graas,  s.  herbe  aux    poux,  f, 

—  poct.  s.  la  petite  poste,/. 

—  ro^al,  s.  puuliot,  ?n 

—  weigUt.s.deoierdepoids,  »tj 

—  wise.  (i.  lésineur. 

—  worth,  s.  bon  marché,  m. 

—  wori,  s.  menthe  sauvage,  f. 
Pëiisile.  penn'-cil,  <1.  suspendu. 
Péii«ileneBB,penn'-cil-nesse,»- 

étal  de  suspension,  m. 

Pension,  penn'-cheune,  J.  pen- 
sion, rente,  retraite,  /. 

— ,  va.  pensionner, 

Pénsioiiarj'.  penn'-cheune-a- 
ri,  s.  pensionnaire. 

Pcnsioner,  penn'-cheune-eur, 
s.  pensionnaire,  pensionné;  dé- 
pendant, [triste. 

Pensive,  penn'-cive,  a.  pensif, 

Pénaivel}-,  penn'-cive-li,  ad. 
tristement. 

Pénsiveneaa.  penn'-cive-nesse, 
s  rêverie,  tristesse,  f. 

Peni,  pennt,  a.  enfermé. 

D'entaedruua,  penn-ta-i'-drea» 
ce,  a.  pentaèdre. 

Péniagou,  penn'-td-gone,  t. 
pentagone,  ))!.         [pentagone. 

Peniâguual,  penn-tag'-6-nal,a. 

Peiilâmetci*,  penn-tam^-ml- 
teur,  s.  pentamètre,  m. 

Peiitângiilar,  penn-tanng'> 
guiou-lar,  a.  à  cinq  angles. 

Péntaatjle,  penn'-ta-staïle,  », 
—  style,  m.     [Pentateuque,  m. 

Pénlateuch,penn'-ta-tiouke,s. 

Péntvcost,  penn'-ti-kô.'le,  f. 
Pentecflte,  f. 

Péuiliouse,  pennt'-baouce,  s. 
appentis,  auvent,  abat-vent, 
maotelet  (fort.).  [m 

PoMitce,penn'-laîce,s,  appentis. 

Pén»ilo,penn'-taîle,».  faîtière,/'. 
[  Pcnûilima,  pi-ce'»l'-ti-ma,  s. 
pénultième,  f, 

Pcni'illimalo,  pi-neul'-ti-mét\ 
«.pénultième.       [pénombre,/', 

Pcuûuibra,  pl-neumm'-bra,   f. 

Penûi'ious,  pi-niou'-ri-«uce,  c, 
chiche,  avare. 


PER 


759 


PER 


Pcnûrioiisiicsa,  pi-Diou'-ri-eu- 

ce-nesse,  s,  cliicheté,  f. 

Pciiûrioiisly.  pi-niou'-ri-euce- 
li,  ad.  chichement 

Péiiiiry,  ptn'-niou-ri,  s. disette, 
indigence,  f. 

Pûony,  pi'-ô-ni,  s.  pivoine,^. 

Péople,  pl'-pl,  j.  peuple,  in. 
gens,  f,  monde,  ni.  populace, 
'.  Couinioii  —,  les  gens  du 
commun  ,  Low  — ,  la  popu- 
lace. ITouug  — ,  la  jeunesse. 

— ,  va.  peupler. 

Péopicd,  pi''-pld,  u.  peuplé. 

Pépper,  pep'-peur,s.poi-vre,m. 

—  box,  s.  poivrier,  m. 

—  corn,  s  grain  de  poiTre,  m. 
bagatelle,  f. 

—  uiiiit,  s.  menthe  poivrée. 

—  trcc,  s.  poivrier,  m. 

—  woi-t,  s,  poivrée,  f, 
—1  va,  poivrer,  rosser. 
Pép<ic,   pep'-tik,    a,  qui  aide  & 

la  digestion.  [par  an. 

Peraiinuui.peuran-iieume,  a<i. 

Purûciite,  peur-ak'-kioule,  a. 
fort  aigu. 

Pcradvéntiirc,  peur-ad-venn'- 
tchioure,  ad.  par  hasard. 

Pci'àgratc,  peur-ag'-gréte,  vn 
rfider. 

Peiagrâdon,  peur-ag-gré'- 
cheune,  s.  vojage,  pèlerinage, 
m. 

Perûiubula<e,peur-amm'-biou- 
léle,  va.  faire  le  tour,  parcou- 
rir. 

Pornuibiilâtioii,  peur-amm- 
biou-lé'-cheune,  s.  circuit,  m. 
tournée,  f. 

Pci-âinbulator,  peur-amm'- 
biou-lé-teur,  s.  grand  mar- 
cheur, m.  [hasard. 

Pei'câse,    peur-kéze',    ad.   par 

Percéivablo,  peur-cK-va-Li, 
a.  perceptible. 

Pcrcéîvablj,  peur-ci'-va-bly, 
ad.  visiblement, 

Perccivc,  peur-cive',  va.  aper- 
cevoir, percevoir.  —  bc-ro- 
rehaiid.  pressentir. 

Percéplibilil}',  peur-CeB-U- 
bilM-U,  s.  -  bilité,/. 


Perréptlble,  peur-cep'-tl-bl,  ft 

perceptible. 
Pc-rccpiibly,      peur-cep'-ti-bll, 

ad.     perceptiblement,    visible- 
ment. 
Perception,   —    tivity,    peur- 

cep'  cheune,  liv-i-ti,  s.  —  tion, 

clairvoyance,  idée,  notion,  f. 
Pc'rcôpti»c,    peur-cep'-tive,  a. 

qui  a  le  pouvoir  d'apercevoir. 
Pvrcb,  peurlche,    s.   perche,  f. 

perchoir,  )(i.  perche  (poisson), 

/■  [perche. 

— ,  va.  percher,  mettre  sur  une 
— .  vn   se  percher. 
Pcrcb&iice,        peur-tchannce', 

nd,  par  hasard. 
Pci'chtTs,      peur'-lcheurz,      s, 

grands  cierges  d'autel,   ni.  pi. 
Perripipiit,    peur-cip'-pi-eunt, 

a.  intelligent. 
Perciôse,  peur-klôze',s.  concln- 

siun,  f. 
Percolate,     peur'-kôléte,    va. 

filtrer,  passer. 
Pcicolâiioii,  peur-k8-lé'-cheu- 

ne,  s.  filtralion,  f.  [P^r. 

Pltcûbs,  peur-keuss',  ra.  fiap- 
PvrcûsHioii,    peur-keuche'-eu- 

ne,  s.  percussion,  f. 
PL-rcùtiviii,  peur-kion'-chennt; 

n,  qui  frappe. 
PL-i'diiion,  peur-diche'-eune,  s, 

perdition,  ruine,  f. 
Pvrdûe.    peur.diou',  ad.   secrè- 
tement, en  embuscade.  To  lie 

—,  êlre  en  embuscade 
Pcrdiiioiig,     peur'-diou-leuc9, 

a.  perdu.  [a.  très-durable. 

Péi'diii'ablc,    peur'-diou-ra-bl 
Pérdiirably,  peur'-dio"-ra-bli 

ad.  durablement. 
Pc-i'diirâtiou,       peur-diou-ré' 

cheune,  s.    longue  durée. 
Pi-regal,  peur'-i-gal,  a.  égal. 
Pércgriiiule,     per'-ri-gri-néte 

vn.  voyager,  vivre  à  l'étranger 
Pérégrination,   per-ri-gri-né'- 

cbeune,  s,  —  tion,  f. 
Pérogrino,      per'-ri-grine,    a, 

étranger,  pèlerin. 
Peréuipt,  per-enamt',  va,  ttttr 

écraser,  opprimer. 


PER 


760 


PÉR 


Perémpiiou,    par-emm^-cheu- 

ne,  5.    péremption. 
Pércuiptoril)',  per'-remm-teur- 

ri-li,  ad.  absolument. 
Pércmptoriiicss^    per^-remm- 

teur-i-nesse,  s.  enlêlement,ni. 

manière  décisive,  f. 
Péreuipiory,    per'-remm-teur- 

i,  pcr-emm'-tA-ri,  a.    péremp- 

toire,  décisif,  définitif. 
Peréiiiiial,    peur-en'-ni-al,    a. 

perpétuel.  [perpétuité,  f* 

Poi-i-iiiiiiy,    peur-ren'-ni-ti,    s. 
Pérfcci,  peur'-fekt,    a.   parfait, 

achevé,  pur.  [feclionner. 

—,   vil.    parfaire,    achever,    per- 
Pérfecier,     peur'-fekt-eur,     s. 

celui  qui  peifeciionne,  m. 
Pérreciiiig,   peur'-fekt-inngne, 

s.  acbèvenient,  m. 
Perféciiuii,     peur-fek'-cheune, 

s.  perfection,  f. 
PciTértioiiutc.  peur-fek'-cheu- 

ne-éte,  va>  perfectionner. 
Perfëciive,   peur-fek'-tive,    a. 

achevé. 
Perréclivel)',  peur-fek^-tive-H, 

ad.   de  manièie  à  atteindre  la 

perfection. 
Pérfc-cilj-,     peur'-fekt-li,     ad. 

parfaitement,  à  fond. 
PérCpciiieHs,    peur'-fekt-nesse, 

î.  perfection,  f. 
Perfidiouii,   peur'-fid-yeuce,  a. 

perBde.  ili,  ad  perfidement. 
PertiilioiiBly,  peur-fîd''-yeuce- 
Perridiousiies*.  Péra<l), 

peur-lid'-jeuce-nesse,  peur'-fi- 

di,  .?.  perfidie,  f. 
Pérrialilc.   peur'-fla-bl,    a.  qui 

peut  ôtre  traversé  par  le  veut. 
Perriûte,   peur-fléle',  va.  souf- 
fler à  travers. 
Perflàiion,      peur-flé'-cheune, 

V)i,  act.   de    souffler  à  travers 

quelque  chose. 
Pérforale,     peur'-f4-réle,    va. 

percer  d'outre  en  outre,  perfo- 
rer, [ne, s.  —  tion,/. 
Perforation,  peur-fô-ré'-clieu- 
Pérforntor,  peur^-fô-ré-teur,  s 

—  rateur,  m.  [force. 

Perfârce,  peur-fôrce',  ad.  par 


Perfôrmc,      peur-form',      va. 
faire,  exécuter,  terminer  jjouer, 
représenter. 
— ,  vn.  réussir, 
Perfôrmuble,  peur-form'-a-bl, 

a.  praticable. 
Performance,  peur-for'-mann- 
ce,  s.  ouvrage,  m.  exécution, 
représentation,  f. 
Perfôrmer,  peur-form'-eur,  ». 
artiste,  exécutant,  musicien, 
comédien,  m. 

pérfricaïc,  peur'-frî-kéte,  vn, 
frotter. 

Pei-fûuialory,  peur-fiou'*ma» 
teiir-i,  a.  qui  parfume. 

Pérfunie,  peur'-fioume,  s.  par- 
fum, m. 

— .  va.  parfumer,  embaumer. 
Pci-fûnied  oil,  essence,  f. 
Pcrrûiuiiigpuii,  —  pot,  cas- 
solette,/■.   euceusoir,  m. 

Perfûmer,  peur-fiûu'-meur,  8. 
parfumeur,  m. 

Perfûnciarily,  peur-feunngk'- 
tpur-ri-li,  ad.  négligemment. 

Pcrfùiiciorj',  peur-feunngk'- 
teur-i,  u.  fait  avec  négligence. 

Perfiise,  peur-fiouze',  va.  ré- 
pandre, saupoudrer.  [être. 

P€Tliâps,peur-hapce',nd,  peut- 

Périapl,  per'-ri-aple,  s.  amu- 
lette, /■.     [me,  s.  péricarde,  m. 

Pericârdinni,  per-i-kar'-di-eu- 

Pei-icâi-piuin,  per-i-kar/-pi-eu- 
me,  s.  péricarpe,  »n. 

Pcriclitâliuu,  per-ikli-té'- 

cbeuue,  s.  —  tion,  épreuve,^. 

Pericrûiiiiim,  per-i-kré'-ni- 
eume,  s.  péricrâne,  m. 

Pcriciiloiis.  pè-rik'-kiou-leucei 
a.  dangereux. 

Périgée,  —  gétim,  peK-i-djI, 
dji'-eume,  s.  périgée,  m. 

Pcrilicliiiui,  per-i-hi'-li-eume, 
s,  périhélie,^. 

Péril,  per'-ril,  s.  péril,  danger, 
risque,»!.  [leui. 

Périloiis.  per'-ril-euce,a  péril- 

PériloMsi)'.  per'-ril-euce-li,ad. 
périlleuseiiient. 

Périlousuos*,  perZ-ril-eucS" 
nesse,  s.  danger,  m. 


PER 


761 


PER 


Perimetor,  pirime'-i-leur,  s. 
périmètre,  m.  [périnée, m. 

Perinciini,    pi  rlre'-i-eume,   s. 

Pépîoil.pi'-ri-eude,ra.  achever. 

— ,  s.  période,  (.  degré,  m. 

Periôdical,  *  ~-  die,  pi-ri-od'- 
di-kal,  od'-ik,a.  périodique. 

Pcriôdicallj.  pi-ri-od'-i-kal-li, 
ail   périodiquement. 

Pcriôsteuni,  per-i-oss'-tcheu- 
me,  s.  périosie,  in. 

Peripiilëtic,  per-i-pa-lète'-ik, 
s.  péripatélicien,  ni. 

Poriphery,  pi-rif'-fi-ri,  s.  péri- 
phérie, {.  contour,  m. 

Périphrase,  per'-ifréze,  un. 
pénphraser. 

—,  —  sis,  s.  périphrase,  f. 

Periphi'&stical,  per-i-frass'-ti- 
kal,  a.  qui  tient  de  la  péri- 
phrase. 

Periphi-astically.  per-ri-frass^- 
ti-kal-li,  ad.  par  circonlocu- 
tion. 

Peripneûinoiiie,  —  nia,  per- 
jp-niou'-mô-ni,  mô'-ni-a,  s.  — 
monie, /.  [mourir. 

Périsb,    per'-riche,    un.   périr, 

Périsbabie,  per'-riche-a-bl,  a. 
périssable. 

Périkbableiicss,  per-riche^-a- 
bl-ncsse,  s.  qualité  périssable,/'. 

Pcristâliic,  per-i-stal'-lik,  a. 
périslaltique.  [tjle,  m. 

Périeljle,  per'-i-stile,  s    peris- 

Pcpilouétun.per-i-tô-ni'-eume, 
s.  péritoine,  m.  [ruque,/'. 

Périwig,    per'-ri-ouig,    s,    per- 

—  maker.  s.  perruquier,  m. 

— ,  va.  mettre  de  faux  cheveux. 

Périn'iukic,  per'-ri-ouinng-kl, 
s.  pétoncle,  m.  pervenche,  f. 

Pérjiire,  peur'-djioure,  ta  par- 
jurer. To  —  oiie^s  Hoir,  se 
parjurer.  (jure.) 

—,  s.  parjure  (celui    qui  se  par- 

Pcrjurcd.  jeur'-djiourd,  a. 
parjuré.  [parjure,  m. 

Péijiircr,  pcur^-djiou-reur,    s. 

Pérjurj-,  peur'-djiou-ri,  s,  par- 
jure, faux  serment,  m. 

Perk,  peurk,  vul.  orner,  parer. 

— >vn.  lever,  tenir  la  (ite  avec 


affectation  ;   se  refaire,    se  re- 
mettre. 

'  •  a.  vif,  alerte, agile,  sémillant. 

Perlons,  peur'-leuce,  a.  dan- 
gereux. 

Périuuuence,  —  oy,  peur-'-ma- 
nennce,  nenn-ci,  s.  permanen- 
ce, durée,  f. 

Permanent,  peur^-ma-nennt, 
CL.  permanent. 

Pérmanenily,peur'-ma-pennt- 
li,  ad.  d'une  manière  perma- 
nente. 

Pcrmânsîon,  peur-rîiann'-cheu- 
ne,  s.  durée,  f. 

Péruiralile,  peur'-mi-a-bl,  a 
pénétrable. 

Permeaiit,  peur'-miannt,  a. 
qui  passe  à  travers. 

Péruicate.  peur'-mi-éte,  va, 
passer  au  travers. 

Peruieâliun,  f eur-mi-é'-chcu- 
ne,  s.  act.  de  passer  à  travers. 

Periuiâsiblc,  peur-mis'-si-bl, 
a,  qu'on  peut  permettre. 

Peruiii>sion,peur-miche'-eiine, 
s.  permission,  f.  [toléré. 

Peruiissive,  peur-mis'-sive,  o. 

PerniisRivelj',  peur-rais'-sive- 
li,  ad.  avec  permission. 

Peruiîstion,  Pcriufzlîon, 

peur-miss'-tcheune,    s.   mélan- 
ge,dî. 

Permii,  peur-mitt',t'(i.  permet- 
tre, souffrir,  laisser  faire. 

— ,  s.  licence,  f. 

Pcrniittanoc,  peur-mit'-tann- 
ce,  s.  permission,  f. 

Permutation,  penr-miou-té'- 
cheune,  s.  permutation,^. 

Permute,  peur-mioute',  va. 
changer,  permuter. 

Permuter,  peur-miou-teur,  ». 
celui  qui  change. 

Pernicious,  peur-niche'-euce» 
a.  pernicieux. 

Pernieionsly,  peur-niche'-eu- 
ce  ii.  ad.  pernicieusement. 

Perniciousness,  peur-niche/- 
euce-nesse,  s.  dommage,  dan- 
ger, m 

Pernicit)',  peur-nice'-i-ti,  ». 
rapiditèj  vélocité,  A 


PER 


762 


PEPx 


Pei'iioclÂtion,       pejp-nok-lé''- 

cbeuno,  s.  veillée,  f. 

S*cro ration^  per  ô-ré''-cheune, 
s,  pérorùison,  f.        [examiner. 

Pet-péiid.  peur-ppnn(I^,î;fi. peser. 

PerpcDifler,  peur-pennd'-eur, 
s.  pcrpigne,/'. 

PcrpciKliciilar,  peur-peun- 
dik^-iou-lar,  a.  perpendiculaire. 

PcrpciKliciilni'it),  peur-pcnn- 
dik-kiou-lar'-i-ti,  s.  élat  per- 
pendiculaire. 

Pei'pciiflieularly,  peur-penn- 
dik'-kiou-lar-li,  ad.  perpendi- 
culairement. 

Perpéiisioii,  peur  peno'-cheu- 
ne,  s.  considéralion,  f. 

Pérpeii'iilv.  petir-'-pi-tréte,  va. 
perpéirer,  commettre,  faire. 

Pcrpeti-nlinii,  peur-pi-tré'- 
cheiiue,  s.  commission,  f. 

Perpeti'âtoiv  penr-pi-tré'-leur, 
S.  auteur,  coupable. 

Pcrpoftinl,  peur-pett'-cbiou-al, 
a.  perpéluel. 

Pei'pctiijilly,  peur-pel'-tchinu- 
al-li,  ad.  perpétuellement. 

Pei'péliialo,  peur-pet'-tchiou- 
éte,  va,  perpétuer,  éterniser, 
immortaliser. 

Perpetuâliuu,  peur-pet-tchiou- 
é'-cbeune,  s.  l'action  de  perpé- 
tuer, f.  [perpéluité,  f. 

Pci'peiûity,  peur-pi-liou'-i-ti,s. 

Porplox.  peur-pieks',  va  em- 
barrasser, inquiéter,  chagri- 
ner, jeter  dans  le  doute. 

•  ^9  Pcrplexéd^  peur-plekst',  a. 
emlirouillé,  perplexe,    inquiet. 

PerpléxedI}'.  peur-pleks'-ed-li, 
aà.  d'une  inanièrc  embrouillée, 
confuse,  avec  embarras. 

Perpléx4*diie88,  Pea'pléxity, 
peur-pleks'-ed-nesse,  i-ti,  s. 
embarras,  n^  anxiété,  per- 
plexité, f. 

Pcrpolâiioii,  peur-pô-té'-cheu- 
ne,  s.  l'action  de  boire  largi;- 
meiit. 

Pci-fiieisSle,  peur'-kouîz-île,  s. 
casuel,  droit,  revenant-bon,  in. 

PerqiiiKïiioii,  peur-koui-zicbe'- 
eune,  s.  —  tion,  f. 


Pérqiiisitor,      peur'-kouiz-ito- 

eur,  s.  celui  qui  examine,  dis» 

cute,  m. 
Pt'i-ry,  per'-ri,  s.  poiré,  m. 
Péi'Bccuto,  peur'-si-kioule,  va. 

jersécuter. 
Pemccûlioii,        peur-sî-kiou'- 

cheune,  3.  persécution,  f. 
Péi-socutor.peur'-si-kiou-teur, 

s.  persécuteur,  ))i. 
Pt'i'sevéï-aiicc.         peur-sîvi^- 

ranuci',  s.  persévérance,  ^ 
Pc'rsi'ïcraiil,peur-si-v;'-rannt, 

a   5.  —  rant.  [sévérer. 

Pi*rsovcrc.pptir-si-vire'',u/i.per- 
Pi-i-scvériiig,  peur-si-vire'-inn- 

.t-'ne,  a.  persévérant. 
Pi-rst'Téi-iiigly,     peur-si-vire'. 

iungne-li,    ad.    avec   persévé. 

rance.  [persienne,  f 

Pôrwiaii,  peur'-chane,s.  (cloth)' 
— .«.  Perse,  Persique. 
— ,  s,  persan.  [sister. 

Porsisl,   peur-siste',     vn.    per- 
PiTsiHtaiice,         Pei'Sislcucy, 

peur-siss'-lannce,    tenn-ci,    s. 

constance,  fermeté,/'^ 
Pcrsistivc,    peur-siss'-live,    a. 

constant,   ferme,  inébranlable. 
Pérsoii,  peur'-sn,  s.  personne, 

figure,  f.  individu,  rôle,  m. 
Pcrsoiiable,   peur'-seune-a-bl, 

o.  de  bonne  mine. 
Pérsoiluge,     peur'-seune-idje, 

s.  personnage,  m.  personne,  f, 

extérieur,!)!,   figure,  f. 
Personal,    peur^-seune-al,     a. 

personnel,  extérieur,  corporel, 
Pursoiiâlity,  peur-sô-nal'-li-ti, 

s.  personnalité,  f. 
Personal ly.    peur/-seune-al-li, 

ad.  personnellement. 
PérBoiiale.peur'-seune-éte,  va. 

représenter,  jouer,  contrefaire. 
Pcrsoitâtiuu,      peur-seuue-é^- 

clieune,s   déguisement  m. 
Porsonilicâtiou,    peursonni- 

fi  ké'-cueune,  s.  prosopopée,  ^. 
PiTBôiiify,  peur-son'-ni-faï,  va. 

personnifier. 
Perspective,     peur-spek^-tive, 

s.  perspective,  /.   aspect,  coup 

d'œil,  m. 


PER 


763 


PER 


Perspective  gla«s,  s,  luDette 
d'approche,  f. 

Perspicûciou»,  peur-spi-ké'- 
cheure,  a  éclairé. 

Pcrspicâcit),  —  ciousiiesg, 
peur-spi-kas'-si-ti,  ké'-cbeuce- 
nesse,  s.  perspicacité,  sagaci- 
té, A 

Perspfcieuce,  peur-splche'-i- 
ennce,  s.  action  d'examiner 
aTec  soin,  f. 

Pei'spScûiiy,  peur-spi-kiou'-i- 
ti,  s.  perspicuité,  clarté,  é'vi- 
dence,   f. 

Perspicuoiia,  peur-spik'-kiou- 
euce,  a.  clair,  net. 

Pci-ipiciioiislj',  peur-spik'- 
kiou-euce-li,  nd  nettement. 

Perspi'ciioufiiieBB,  peur-spik^- 
kiou-euce-nesse,  s.  clarté,  f. 

Perspirnble,  peur-spai('-ra-bl, 
a.  perspirable,  fluide. 

Pvr8piràtiuii,  peur-spi-ré'- 

cheune,  s.  transpiration,  f. 

Perspiratlve,  peur-spaï'-ra-ti- 
ve,    a.  transEudant. 

Perspfre,  peur-spaïre^,  vn. 
transpirer. 

Persti-iiige,  peur-strinndje', 
va.  contempler. 

Pei'suàduble,  peur-soué'-da- 
bl,  «.  pprsuasible  [siiader. 

Persuade.  peur-souéde/,f((. per- 

Pcrsiiâder,  peur-soué'-deur,  s. 
conseilleur         [s.  persuasilde. 

Persiiâsible,    peur-soué'-zi-bl, 

PerBiiûeiblcnesa,  peur-soué^- 
li-bl-nesse,  s.  facilité  de  per- 
suasion. 

Persiiâsibly,  peur-soué'-zi-bli, 
ad.  d'une  manière  persuasi\e. 

Persiià»îoii,  peur-soué'-jeune, 
s.  persuasion,^.        [persuasif. 

PerKuâsiie,  peur-souè'-si-ve,  a. 

Persuàsivcly,  peur-soué'-si've- 
11,  ad.  d'uo  manière  persua- 
sive. 

PersiiâsivciicBa,  peur-soué'- 
sive-nesse,  s.  influence  sur  les 
passions,/'.  [a.  persuasif. 

Persiiàsory,  peur-soi;é^-seur-i, 

Pert,  peuitt,  II.  libre,  imperti- 
nent, éveillé,  vif. 


Pert&in,  peur-téne',  vn.  appar- 
tenir, regarder,  concerner. 

Perlerebi-âlioii,  peur-ter-ô- 
bré'-cheuue,  s.  act.  de  passer 
au  travers 

Perliiiâcioua.  peur-ti-né'-cheu- 
ce,  n.  emêié,  ferme,  résolu. 

Periiiiâcioiisl),  peur-ti-né'- 
cbeuce-li,  ad.  obstinément. 

Pei'liunciuiiaiieRB,  Pei-tiiià> 
cîly,  Pertiuacy,  pe»r-ti-né'- 
cheuce-nesse,  nas'-si-ti,  né-ci, 
s.  opiniâtreté,/',  entêtement, m. 

Pc-i-tiiicuce,  —  cj,  [leur'-ti- 
nennce,  nenn-ci,  s.  convenan- 
ce, /.  [pertinent 

Pertinent,     peur'-ti-nennt,    a. 

Pértineiilly,  peur'-ti-nennt-li, 
ad.  à  propos. 

Pértîiïcittiiess^  peur'-ti-nennt- 
nesse,  s.  pertinence,  /. 

Periingeni,  peur-tinn'-djennt, 
a.  qui  touche  à. 

Périly,  penrte'-li,  ad.  pétu- 
lamment,  vivement. 

Périiiet«8,  peurte'-nesse,  S.  pé- 
tulance, /. 

Pcrirâiisient,  peurtrann^-chi- 
ennt,  a.  qui  passe  au  delà,  au 
travers. 

Periurb,  Perturbâtes  peur 
teurb',  peur-teur'-béte,  va, 
troubler,  agiter. 

Pertui-baiiuii,  peur-teur-bé^- 
cheune,  s.  bouleversement,  m. 
agitation,  /. 

Perliirbâtor,  peur'-teur-bé'* 
teiir,  s.  perturbateur,  m, 

Per»û«od.peur-tiouzd',u. percé 

Pei'tûaioii,  peur-tiou'-jeune,  s. 
act    de  percer.  [ruque,  f. 

Pérulie.    per'-riouke,    s.    per- 

—  iiiaker,s.  perruquier,  m. 
Perûsal,    pi-riou'-zal,    «.     leo 

ture,  /. 

Perûse,  pi-riouze',  va>  lirei 
parcourir,    examiner. 

Perûscr,  pi-riou'-zeur,  «.  exa- 
minateur, m.  [lecture,/. 

Perù^iiig,    pi-riou'-ziongne,   e. 

Perùviaii,  pi-riou'-vi-ane,  (■  a, 
péruvien. 

—  bark,  t.  quinquinai  m. 


PET 


764 


PÉT 


Perv&de,  peur-véde',  va,  pas- 
ser k  travers. 

Per-vàsioii^  peui-vé'-jeunej  s. 
pénétration,  f. 

Perverse,  peur-veurce',  a.  per- 
vers, mauvais,  enlêté. 

Pervéraely,  peur-veurce'-ll, 
ad.    malignement. 

Pervérseiiess.  —  «ion,  —  ai- 
ly,  peur-veuce'-nesse,  Teur'- 
cheune,  ci-ti,  s.  perversité,  dé- 
pravation, f. 

Pervéri,  penr-veurte',  va.  per- 
vertir, corrompre. 

PerȎrter,  penr-VBurle'eur, 
s.  corrupteur,  m. 

Pervériible,  peur-veurle'-i-bl, 
a,  Tacile  à    corrompre. 

Pervicâcioiis,  peur-vi-ké'- 

chence,  a   olistiné. 

Pcrvicâcîoiisîy,  peur  vi-ké''- 
cheuce-li,  avec   opiniâtreté. 

Pervirâcity,  —  cioiisiicss, 
peur-vi-kas'-si-li,  ké'-clieuce- 
nesse,  s.  obstination,  f. 

Pérvious,  peur'-vi-euce,  a. 
passable. 

PérviouBiieas,  peur'-vi-euce- 
nei>se,  j.  pénéiralîirité,  f.       [/■. 

Pesi'ide.    pez-éde',     s.     pesade. 

Péssarjr,  pes'-sa-ri,  s.  pessai- 
re,  m.  [f. 

Pest.  peste,  s.  peste,  contagion. 

—  hoiisc,  s.   lazaret,  m. 

Pester,  pess^-teur,  va.  harceler, 
importuner,  emtiarrassor. 

Pésierer,  pess'-teur-eur,  s.  fâ- 
cheux, importun,  m. 

Pesterons,  pess'-teur-euce,  a 
importun.  [a    pestiféré 

Peetiferoiis,    pess  tif'-fer-euce 

Pestilence,  pess'-li-lennce,  î, 
pestilence,  peste,  f. 

Pestilénliul,  —  leut,  pess-ti 
ienn'-chal,  pess/-ti-leant,  a 
pestilentiel 

Pesiilciitiy,  poss'-ti-lennt-li, 
ad,  moneilement. 

Pestillâtion.  pess-til-Ié'-cbeu- 
ne,s.  action  de  piler  dans  un 
mortier,/,  [de jambon,  ih. 

Péslle,    pess'-tl,    s.    pilon;    os 

Pet,  pett,  s.  boutade,  f.   dépit, 


accès  d'humeur,  m.;  favori, 
favorite  (of  animais).  To  go 
a-way  in  a  — ,  s'en  aller  de 
dépit.  To  take  —,  se  gen- 
darm^r.  To  bo  in  a  great  — , 
être  fort  fâché.  V 

— ,  va.  gâter,  choyer,  mignarder. 

Pétnl,  pi'-ial  or"  petl'-al,  s.  pé- 
tai, m.  [talé. 

Péialous,    pel'-ta-Ieuce,  a.  pé- 

Peiâr,  Poiârd.  pi-tar',  pi- 
lard',  s.  péiard,  m. 

Pctnrdécr,  pi-tar  dire',  S.  pé- 
lardier,  M.  [m. 

Pciiolc.  pett'-i-6Ie,  s,    pétiole, 

Peiiiiun,  pi-tiche'-euns,  s.  pé- 
tition, f.  placet,  m. 

— ,  va.  supplier,  solliciter,  pé- 
titionner. 

Pctitionarily,  pî-tiche'-eune- 
a-ri-li,  ad  en  suppliant,  par 
voie  de  pélition. 

Pciitioiiurj.  pi-tiche'-enne-a- 
ri,  a.  suppliant. 

Petit  iouer,  pi-tiche'-eune-eur, 
s.  suppliant.  [tiloire,  m. 

Pétîtory,   pet'-ti-teur-i,  a.    pé- 

Pctre,  pi'-teur,  s.  nitre,  sal- 
pêtre, ni.  [qui  se  pétrifie. 

Peiréscent,   pi-tre^s'-cennt,    a, 

Petrifâriion.  pet-tri-fak'-cheu- 
ne,s.  pétrifaction,  f, 

PetrirûcliTC,  PetriOc,  pet- 
tri  fak'-tive,  pi-trif'-fik,  a.  pé- 
trifiant, [trifier. 

Pctrify,     pet'-tri-faï,    va.     pé- 

— .  un.  se  pétrifier. 

Pélrol,  Petroleum,  pv'-trol, 
pi-lrô'li-eume,  s.  huile  de  pé- 
trole, f, 

Pétronel,  pet'-trô-nel,  s.  pol- 
trinal,  pistolet  d'arçon,  m. 

Pétticout,  pet'-ti-kôle,  s.  jupe, 
/.  jupon^  cotillon,  7n.  Uiider 
— ,  iippei — ,  jupon  de  dessous, 
de  dessus.  In  — »,  (of  boys), 
à  la  jacquelte  Quilted  —, 
jupe  piquée, 

Pétiifog,  pef-ti-log,  vn.  avo- 
casser,  chicaner. 

Péitifosgcr,  pet'-ti-fog-gueuri 
s.  chicaneur,   »!. 

Péttiroggiug,  pet'-ti-fog-guinn- 


PHÉ 


765 


PHL 


Çne,  s.  chicane,  f.  artifice,  m. 
PeOiuesa,    pet'-ti-nesse,  s.  pe- 
titesse, f. 
Péiliah,  pet'-tiche,  n.  bourru. 
Pétliskness,     pet^-tiche-nes:e, 

s.  aigreur,  f. 
Pétiiloea,    pet'-ti-t6ze,  s.  pied 

de  cochon  ae  lait,  7)2.  [cret,  m. 
Pélto,  pet'-to,  s.  poitrine, /".  se- 

To  kcep  iii  —,  réserYer. 
Pétty,  pet'-ti,  «.  petit,  bas. 
Pédilauce,  —  cy,    pet'-tchiou- 

lannce,  iano-ci,  s.  pétulance,/'. 
Pétulant,  pet'-tchiou-lannt,  a 

pétulant. 
Pétulaiiil},     pet'-tchiou-lannt 

li,  ad.  pélulamment. 
Pcw,  piou,  s.  banc,  prie-dleu,m 
Péwot,  pi'-ouit,  s.  huppe,  f. 
Péwter,  plou^-teur,  s.  étain,m 

— a,  batterie  de  cuisine,  f. 
Péwterer,  piou'-teur-eur,  5.pO' 

lier  d'étain,  m.  [m 

Phâeton,  fé'i-tone,  ».  phaeton 
Phâlaux,    fal'-lanaks,  s.    pha^ 

lange,  f. 
Phâninsni,  —  ma,  fann'-tazm 

taz'-ma,  s.  rêverie,  illusion,  f. 
Phaiitâatical,     —    tic,    fann< 

tass'-ti-kal,  tik,  a.  fantasque. 
Phântom,   faun'-teume,  s.  fan 

tôrae,  m.  [pharisaîque 

Pharisâical,  far-ri-sé'-i-kal,a 
Pbârisee,    far'-ri-zi,    s.   phari 

sien,  hypocrite,  m, 
Pharmaceûtic,   —  «ical,  far- 

ma-siou'-lik,  ti-kal,  a.  ce  qui  a 

rapport  à  la  pharmacie. 
Pharmacôlogy,      far-ma-kol'- 

lô-dji,  s.  pharmacologie,  f. 
Pbarmacopœ'ia,      far-ma-kû- 

pi'-ja,  s.  —  copée,  f. 
Phai-iuuc6polisi,  far-ma-kop''- 

p6-lisle,s    pharmacopnle,  apo- 
thicaire,î)î.  [macie,  (, 
Phi'ii'iiiacy,  far''-ma-ci,  s.  pbar- 
Pbni'oa,  fé^-ross,  s.    phare,  m, 
Phâi'}iix,  fé'-riunks,s.  pharynx, 

m.  [s.  pliases,   f.  pi. 

Pbâsig,  pi.    Pbavvg,    fé'-siss, 
Pliuaiu,  fazm,    s.    fantôme   m. 

apparition,  f. 
PhéaBLiui,  fez'>zannt,  <.  faisan. 


Cock  —,  hcn  —,  coq  faisan, 
poule  faisane;  youiag  — ,  fai- 
sandeau. 

—  poui,  s.  faisandeau,  m. 

—  wulk,  5.  faisanderie,  f. 
Pbeeio,  fize,  l'a.  peigner,  étril- 
ler, [m. 

Pliénii,     E'-niks,     s.     phénix. 
PbeiioiMoiioii,  fi-nome'-i-noiie, 

s.  phénomène,  ni. 
Pbi'al.faï'-al,  s.  fiole,  f. 
Pbilâiiibropic,      fil-aouMbrô- 

pik,  (I.  —  pique. 
Pbilânlbropist,  fil-ann'-thr6'- 

pisie,  s.   —  pe,  VI. 
Pbilàiitrop}',     fil-ann'-lhrô-pi, 

s    philanibropie,  f. 
Philippic,  fii-lip-p]k,  s.  philip- 

pique,  déclamation, /■, 
Pbilôloger,    fi-lo|/-lo-djeur,    S. 

philologue,  I». 
Pbilolôgical,  fil-ô-Iod'-dji-kal, 

a.  philologique. 
Pbilôlogisi,    fi-lol'-lô-djiste,  s. 

philologue, m.  [lologie,^. 

Pbilôlosy,    fi-lol'-lô-dji,  s.  phi- 
Pbi'loiuatb,    fil'-ô-malt,  s.  ami 

des  sciences.  [lomèle,  f. 

Pbilouiel,    fiK-lô-mef,    s.    phi- 
Philonioi,  fil'-ô-mott,  a.  feuille 

morte 
Pbilésopbcr,  fi-los'-sO-feur,  ». 

philosopbe,     7)i,    — ^s    slone, 

pierre  pbilosophale. 
Pbilo.ôphical.fil-lô-zof'-fi-kal, 

II.  philosophique. 
Pbilo.ôpbicallj,    fil-lô-zof'-fi- 

kal-li,  ad.  philosophiquement. 
PliiloBophizo,      fi-los/-so-faïie, 

vil.  philosophiscr,  moraliser. 
Pbiloaopby,  B-los'-sô-fi,  s.  phi- 
losophie, f. 
Pbiitcr,  fil'-teur, va.  enchanter, 

charmer. 
— .  s.  philtre,  m, 
Pbilirâtc,  nl-tréte',  va.  filtrer. 
Phiz,  Ëz,  s.  air,  "visage,  ïîi. 
Pblcbotoiuiae,  fli-bot'-to-maïze, 

va.  —  miser. 
Pbli-bôtoniisi,    fli-bot'-tô-mis- 

te,  .s.  pliléliolomîsle,  m. 
Pblvb6tc-m},  ili-bot'-tô-mi,    f. 

phlébolomie,  saignée,  f. 


PHY  7 

Phlegtn,  flème,  s.  phlegme,  m. 

Pbléiiniuiic,  fleg'-ma-tik,  a. 
phlegiiiaiique,  froid. 

Phlegmon,  fleg'monn,  i.(mé.) 
phlegmon,  m. 

PbléBinaiious,  fleg'-mft-neuce, 
n.  phlegmoneux,  brûlant. 

Pblemc,  flime,  s.  flamme  à  sai- 
gner, A 

Phlogisiic,  flô-ajiss'-tik,  «.  in- 
Bammaloire,   lirûlant. 

Phlogislon,  flô-djis'-lonn,  .i. 
phlogi^t:que,  m.  [y)i. 

Phce'nix.     fi'-nik$,    s.    pliénix. 

Pbaupliôi'ic,  —  c.-il.  foss-for'- 
ik,  i-kal,  a.  phospbotique 

Pbôxpboi'us.  —  fibor,  foss'- 
fô-rence,  foss'-feur,  s.  phos- 
phore, m. 

Pbrasp,  frézc,  va.  exprimer. 

—,  s.  plirase,  expression,  ;'. 

Phriiscdlogy,  fré-zi-oK-lô  dji, 
s.  style,  m.  diction,  f. 

Phrcnétic,  fri  nélt'-ik,  a.  fré- 
nétique, fou,  folle. 

Phréiisy,  Phienîtis,  frenn'- 
zi,  fri-naï'-liss,  s.  fiénésie,  fo- 
lie, f. 

Phibisic,  Pbibisis,  tiz'-zik, 
thaï'-siss,  s.  plithisie,  f, 

Pbtbisical,  tiz'-zi-kal,  a.  phthi- 
sique.  [f,  remède,  m. 

Phjf'aic,   Ëz'-zik,    s.    médecine, 

—  ,  va.  droguer,  médeciner,  pur- 
ger. 

Pby'sical,  fiz'-zi-lal,  a.  phy- 
sique, n.Tlurel,  médicinal. 

Pby'sicall}',  fiz'-zi-kal-li,  ad. 
physiquement. 

Pbjsiciiiii.  fiziche'-ane.s.  mé- 
_decin,  pliysicien,  m. 

Pby'fiicB,  tiz'-ziks,  s,  physique, 
philosophie  naturelle,  /.  livres 
de  médecine,  in.  pi. 

Pbysîôgnoiuisl,  —  gnomcr. 
fij-i-og'nô-misie,  n^meur,  s. 
physionnmi^le,  m. 

PhjBiogiioniic, —  gciomoiiic, 
fij-i-og'-nô-mik  nô-nione-ik,  a. 
—  gnoiuonique. 

Pbj'Niô^iinnij',  fij-i  og'-nô-mi, 
ï.  pliysionon.ie,  f. 

Vbj'siôlogcr,  —  gi'»»,  fij-i-lo- 


66 


PIC 


lô-djcur,  ujiïie,   s   physiologii- 

te,  1)!. 
Pb}»iol6gicnl,    fij  i  ôlod'dji- 

kal,  a.  —  gique. 
Pbysiôlog),    fij-i-ol'-ia-dji,    s. 

physiologie, A 
Pbj'livoroiis,   fa!-tiv'-Tft-reuce, 

a.  qui   se  nourrit  de  végétaux. 
Pbjiôgraph}',       faï-tog'-gra-fi, 

s.  plijtographle,  f. 

Pbjiôlog)',     fai-tol'-lft-dji,      s. 

iogie,  f.  [énorme,  m. 

Piucle,     paï'-ak-kl,     s.     crime 

Piâclilar,    —   culoiis,   paî-ak'- 

kiou-!ar,  leuce,  a.  expiaioire. 
Pia-mâter,    paî-a-mé'-teur,    s. 

(anal.)  p'e-mère,  f. 
Pianet,    paï'-anell,    s,     grim- 
pe reau,  m. 
Piano,  pi  ane'-ô,  s.  piano,  m. 

—  foitc,  s.  piano-forlé,  m. 
Piâsicr,   paî'-ass-teur,  s.  pias- 
tre, f. 

Piiizza,  pi-as'-za,  s.  placSt  f 
poriique,    porche,  Ht. 

Pico.  pai'-ka,  s.  pics  ;  cicéro,m. 

Pioarôoii,  pik-ka-roune^,  8. 
pilleur,    pirate,  m. 

Piccage.  pik'  kédje,  s.  droit  d'é- 
talage, m. 

Pick,  pik,  va.  éplucher,  net- 
toyer, curer,  cueillir,  dérober, 
becqueté)',    crocheter,    percer. 

—  a  bOBie.  piquer  un  os.  —  a 
goose,  plumer  une  oie.  —  a 
quari-vl,    chercher     querelle. 

—  ont,  tirer,  choisir.  —  tip, 
ramasser,  enlever, 

—  ,vji.  manger  lentement,  par 
petits  morceaux  ;  faire  quelque 
chose  avec  soin  et  délicatesse. 

—  ,  s.  pic  (out[l),  m. 
Pickapack,  pik'-a-pak,  ad.  sur 

le  dos.  [pic,  m. 

Pickuxc,  pik'-aks,  s.  pioche,  f. 
Pickbak,  pik'-bak,  «a.    sur  le 

dos.  [aigu. 

Pickcd,    pik'-ked,      a.    pointu, 
Pickcer.    pik-klre',   va,   voler, 

pilier,  picorer. 
Pickc-r,  pik'-keur,    s.  celui  qui 

cueille,  ramasse,    m,  Ear   — , 

cure-oreille.  TooiU —,»,   eu- 


PIE 


767 


P[K 


rC'^leot.  —  of  qiiai'i'elii,  que- 
relleur, [ton,  )n. 

H»iclterel,pik^-keur-il,s,  brocbo- 

Pickitigs,  pik'-kinngnz,  s.  Jil. 
épluchures,  f.  pi. 

Picklo,  pik'-kl,   s.  marinade,  f. 

— ,  va,  mariner,  confire,  saler. 

Pickle-bcrring,  s.  hareng  sa- 
lé ou  pec,  louffon,  m. 

Picklock.  pik'-lok,  s,  croclie 
teur  de  serrures,    crochet,  m. 

Pickpocket,  —  piirse,  pik'- 
pok-ilt,  peurce,  s.  fliou,  m. 

Picklhanka,  pik^-thannks,  s. 
flagorneur.  [dent,  m. 

Pickiouth,    pik'-tôùtb,  s.  cure- 

Pick,  pikt,  s.  personne  fardée. 

Pictôi'ial,  pik-tô'-ri-al,  a.  de 
pittoresque,  peintre. 

Piclure,  pik/-tchioure,  s.  ta- 
bleau, m,  —  of  a  porso», 
portrait.  —  drnwcr,  s.  pein 
tre,  m,—  drnwîng,  s.  peintu- 
re. A 

—  ,  va.  peindre,   représenter. 
Picturceque,    pik-tchlou-resk', 

a.  pittoresque. 

Piddir,  pid'-dl,  un.  pîgnochcr, 
niaiser,  badiner.  Piddliiig 
business,  bagatelle. 

Piddler,  pid'-dl-eur,  s.  niais, 
pignocheur,  m. 

Pie,  paî,  s.  pâté,  T».  Minecd 
— ,  rissole,  f.  Apple  — ,  tour- 
te de  fOwme,f.  [s. pie,/. 

Pie,    Hliigpîe,    paï,     mag'-paï, 

Pfebald,  paii'-bald,  a.  pie,  ta- 
cheté, f. 

Pièce,  ptce,  s.  pièce,  f.  mor- 
ceau, m.  portion,  f.  fusil,  m. 
pièce  d'artillerie,  f>  ouvrage. 
m.  production,  f.  tableau,  m. 
(for  each),  la  pièce,  chacun, 
of  a  —  wiih,  de  la  même 
trempe.  —  of  wi<,  trait  d'es- 
prit. —  of  ordnaiice,  canon 

— ,  va.  rapiécer,  raccommoder 
—  eut,  augmenter.  —  up, 
raccommoder. 

—  ,  vn.  se  joindre,  s'unir. 
Pfeceless,    plce'-lesse,  a.    en- 
tier, uni.  [pièces. 

Piecemeal,  ptce^-mile,  ad.  eu 


Piecciucal,  a.  particulier,  sfr. 
paré. 

Piecer.  pice'-eur,  s.  ravaudenr. 

Pied,  païd,  a.  pie,  (acheté. 

Picduoss,  païd'-nesse,  s.  diver- 
sité de  couleurs,  bigarrure,  f 

Pieled,  paild,  «.pelé,  chauve. 

Piepowder  court,  paï''-pa0U- 
deur-kfirte,  s.  cour  de  justice 
tenue  dans  les  foires,/". 

Pier,   pir,  s.    môle,  m,    jetée, 

—  jiimbage,  s.  pile,  f.    [pile,  f. 

—  ginss,  s.  trumeau,  m. 

—  table,  s.  con?ole,  f. 
Pierco,  pîrcc,  va.    percer,    pé- 
nétrer, forer,  émouvoir. 

Piei-cer.  pîrce^-eur,  s.  perçoir, 
ni.  tarière,  f.         [çanl,  subtil. 

Piei'ciug,  plr'-cinngne,  a.  per- 

Piei-cingly,  plr'-cinngne-li, 
ad.  subtilement. 

Pierciiigiiesa,  pîr'-cinngne- 
nesse,  s.  finesse,  subtilité,  f 

Pi'oty,  paï'-l  ti,  s.  piété,  dévo- 
tion, f. 

Pie,  pig,  s.  cochon,  m.  —  of 
lead,  saumon,  Suckiug  — , 
cochon  de  lait,  m. 

—  dt'ivcr,  5.   porcher,  m. 

—  stj,  s.  toit  à  porcs,  m. 

—,  vn.  cochonner,  vivre  en  pour- 
ceau, [m.  dupe,/'. 
Pigeon,  pid'-djeune,  s.  pigeon, 
~  Aitng,  s,  colombine,  f, 
—-  hole,  s    boulin,  )»?.  case,  /. 

—  bouse,  s.  colombier,  m. 
Pigeonlivcred,       pid'-djeunn- 

liv-eurd   n.  doux,  timide. 

Piggin,  pig'-ginn,  s.  petit  seau, 
m,  [couleur,  f 

Pigment,  pig'- me  ont,  s.  fard,  m. 

Pigniy,  pig'-mi,  s.  nabot,  nain, 
pygmée,  ni. 

Pigiioi'âtion,  pig-DÔ-ré'-cheu- 
ne,  s.  caulionnpmeut,  m. 

Pignut,  pig'-ueutt,  s.   truffe,  f. 

Piesney,  pigz'-ni,  s.  mot  d'a- 
mitié à  une  flile. 

Pigwidgeou.  pig-ouid'-djeune, 
s.  tout  ce  qui  est  polit. 

Pike,  palke,  s.  pique,  f.  cro- 
chet, m.;  brochet.  Youuc  — t 
brochetona 


PIL 


768 


PIN 


Pike  mail,  s.  piquier,  m. 

—  stair,  j.  Iiois  de  la  pique. 
Pikcili,  pik'-ked,  a.  poinlu. 
PilHoicr,  pi-lass'-teur,  s.  pilas- 
tre, m.  ne,  f. 

Pilcbai'd,  piK-lchard,   s.  saidi- 

Pilcber,  pillche'-eur,  s.  four- 
reau, ïïï. 

Pile,  païle.  s.  pile,  f,  las,  mon- 
ceau, bûcher,  édifice,   pieu,  îïî 

— ,  va.  empiler,  melire  en  pile, 
entasser.  [un   pilotis. 

— j  vn.  eufoncer  des  pieus,  faire 

Pile».paî!z,s.  hémurroldeç,  f.pl. 

Pilo-work,  s.  pilotage,  m.  pi- 
lotis. 

wori,  s.  scrofulaire,  f. 

Piler,  païle'-eur,  s.  celui  qui 
accumule,  eiripile,  m. 

Pilfur,  pil'-feur,  va,  escamoter, 
filouler,  dérober. 

— f  vn.  commettre  un  yo\,  TÏTre 
de  filouteries. 

Pilfcrei-,  pil'-feur-eur,  ».  esca- 
moteur,  fripon,    m. 

Piireriiig,  pil'-feur-inBgne,  s. 
larcin,  m. 

Piirvriugly,  pil'-feur-inngce-Ii, 
ad.  en  fripon.  [cm,  m. 

Pilfcry,  pil'-feur-i,  s   pelit  lar- 

Pilgriin,   pil'-grime,  s.  pèlerin. 

—,  vn.  -vovager,  faire  un  pèleri- 
nage, ?J1.  [pèlerinage,  m. 

Pilgrimage.  pil'  grime-edje,  s 

Pill,  pil,  s.  pilule,  f.    , 

— ,  va.  peler,  écorcer;  voler, 
saccager,  piller. 

— ,vn.  se  peler,  s'écailler;  ToJer, 
piller,  être  dépouillé. 

Pflluge.  pil'-lédje,  s.  pillage,  m, 

—  .va.  piller.  [leur,?». 
Pillager.  pil'-lédje-eur,  s.  to- 
Pilluging,  pil'-lédje-inugne,  .s 

pillage,  m.  [colonne,  f. 

Pillar,  pil'-leur,  (.  pilier,  m. 
Pillared,  piK-leurd,  a. soutenu 

par  des  colonnes. 
Pilliou.pil'-yeune,  s.  coussinet, 

m.  selle  de  femme,  f. 
Pillorj-,  pil'-leur-i,  s.  pilori, 7)i. 
—,  va.  piiorier,  mettre  au  pilori. 
Pillon,  pil'-19,  ».  oreiller,  cous- 

alo,  coussinet,  m. 


— ,  va.  po"er  quelque  chose  sur 
un  cous.'in. 

Pillowbecs,  —  cnBe,  pit/-ld* 
bize,  kéze,  s.  taie  d'oreiller,^, 

Pilôsii}'.  pi-los'-si-li,  .s. — site,/. 

Pilo»,  paï'-leuU,  s.  pilote,  m. 

— .  va.  piloter,  conduire. 

Piloinge,  paï'-leut-tédje,  s.  pi- 
lotage, m.  [s.  piment,  m. 

Piiiiéu«a,p]-menn'-la(all-spice), 

Piuis*.  pimmp,  s.  complaisant, 
pruxénète,  maquereau,  nî. 

-.  vn.  faire  le  maquereau. 

Pimpernel,  pimm'-peur-nelj». 
piinprenelle,  f. 

Pini|>iiig,  pimmp'-inngne,  a. 
cbélif,  pelit. 

Piniplc,  pimm'pl,  ».  pustule, 
/.  bouton,  tubercule, m.      [né. 

pinipled.  pimm'-pld.a.  bouton- 
Pin  pinn,  s.  épingle,  cheville, 
c'avelie,  quille,  humeur,  f, 
train,  clou,  m.  To  play  ai 
niiie  — »,  jouer  aux  quilles. 

—  caae,  s.  étui,  )?1. 

—  riishïon,  ».   pelote,/. 

—  diint,  s.  limaille,  f. 

—  inaker,   s.  épinglier.  m. 

—  uioiip}'.  s.  argent  mignon, 
m.  épingles,  f.  pi 

—  ,ua.  attacher  avec  une  épin- 
gle. —  up,  trou'ser.  arrêter, 
joindre,  enfermer,  parquer. 

Pincer,  pinn'-ceur, s.  davier,  m. 

Piiiccrs,  pinn'-ceurz,  s.  pi  te- 
nailles, f.  pi. 

Piiieb,  pinnche,  va.  pincer, 
presser,  gêner,  mettre  dans 
l'embarras. 

—,vn  épargner,  Tivre  frugale- 
ment; se  gêner;  presser, 
être  pressant. 

—  oir,  arracher,  emporter,  pâ- 
tir, souîrir. 

— .  s.  pincée,  f.  pinçon,  m.;  dif- 
ficulté, extrémiié,  nécessité,  f. 
besoin,»!.  —  of  snuf,  ».  prisa 
«Je  tabac,  f. 

'  Jjicbliecb,  pinuche'-bek,  ». 
tombac,  »)i. 

Pincbpenii), Pinefafiat,  pinn- 
che^-pen-ni,  GsIù,  ».  pince- 
maille,  fesse-malhieu,  liite,mé 


PIN 


769 


PIR 


PIncher,  pinncbe'-eur,  (.  celui 
qui  pince,  m. 

Piuchiiig,  pinnche'-inngne,  a. 
qui  pince  ;  piquant  (of  cold), 
pressant.  —  want, besoin  pres- 
sant. —  tongi,  fer  à  friser. 

Piiid&rlc,  pinn-dar'-ik,<l.  pln- 
darlque. 

Piue,  païne,  s.  pin,  m. 

—  apple,    s.  ananas,  m. 

—  uut,  s.  pomme  de  pin,  f. 
—,  vn.  languir,  dépérir;  désirer 

aTec     ardeur,     soupirer   après 

quelque  chose. 
—,  va.  faire  languir,  faire  gémir; 

pleurer,  déplorer. 
Pîiieui,  pin/-iii-al,  a.  pinéale. 
Piufcaihered,  pinn'-fet/j-eurd, 

a.    dont  les    plumes  commen- 
cent à  pousser. 
Pinfold,  pinn/-fdld,    s.    parc  à 

bestiaux,  m.  [clos,  m 

Pfngle,   pinn'-gj,    s.   petit    en 
Pfubole,  pinn'-li6le,  s.  pignon 

trou  d'épingle,  nr.  [sant 

Pfuiiig,  paï'-ninngne,a.languis 

—  away,  s.  langueur,/'. 
P*iigiiid.pinng'-gouide,«.gras. 
Pfiiion,   pine'-jeune,    s.     bout 

d'aile  ;  aile,  f.  liens  (for  tlie 
arms),  pignon,  m. 

— ,  va.  attacher  les  ailes,  couper 
les  ailes;  garotter,  encbaîuer, 
attacher. 

Pink,  piEngk,  s  petit  œil;  œil- 
let; rose  (couleur),  m.;  toute 
chose  supérieurement  bonne,  f. 
pinque  ou  flûle  (a  ship),  f.  vai- 
ron, m. 

—  ejied,  a.  qui  a  de  petits  yeux. 
— 5  un,     moucheler,    découper, 

percer  des  œillets. 
—,  un.  clignoter.  [peur, 

Piiikor,  plnngk'-eur,  j.    décou- 
Piiikîng,    pinngk'-inngne,    ». 

jnoucheture,  découpure,  f, 
— ,  a.  qui  clignote. 
Pfumone;,     pinn'-meune-i,    ( 
argent  donné  par  un  mari  à  sa 
femme  pour  ses   dépenses  per- 
sonnelles; épingles,  /.  pi. 
Piunace,   pinn'-ace,  s,  sorte  de 
chaloupe,  pinasse,  /, 


Pfnuacle,  pin'-na-kl,  s.  pina- 
cle;  créneau,  m.  —  of  glory, 
faite  de  la  gloire. 

Piiiner,  pin'-neur,  ».  épinglier, 
m.  larbe  (of  a  head-diess). 

Pi'iinocU.pin'-nok,  s.  fauvelle,/'. 

Pîiit.  païnnt,  s.  pinte,   f. 

Piaille,  pine'-ioul,  ».  pinnule, /", 

Pioneer,  paI-6-n!re',  s.  pion- 
nier, 1)!. 

Pioniiig,  paI'-8-ninngne,  ».  tra- 
■\'aiix  du  pionnier,  m, 

l>iaii}',  paï'-eune-l,  s.  pivoine,  f. 

Pions,  paî'-euce,  a.  pieux,  dé- 
vot, pie.  [sèment, 

Pioiialy,  pal'-euce-H,  ad.  pieu- 

Pip,  pipp,  s.  (at  cards)  point, 
m.  (in  birds)  pépie   f. 

—,  vn.  pépier,  gazouiller. 

Pipe,  païpe,  ».  pipe,  f.  conduit, 
tuyau,  tube,  canal  ;  chalumeau, 
organe  de  la  voix;  pipe  (me- 
sure), ^  Bag  —,  chalumeau. 
Clj'ster  —,  seringue.  Wiitd 
—,  trachée-artère. 

—  clay,  s.  terre  de  pipe,  f, 

—  «ree,  ».  lilas,ni. 

—,  vn.  jouer  de   la  flftte,    crier, 

fumer,  marcotter. 
Piper,     paî'-peur,   s.     «lûteur, 

joueur  de  flûte,    m.  To   plu; 

«Ile  —,  payer  les  violons. 
**''l'""S,païpe''-inngne,  a.  faible, 

maladif,    chaud,  bouillant. 

—  Ilot,  a.  tout  chaud. 
Pi|ikiii,    pip'-kinn,    s.    terrine, 

liiiguenote,  f.  [reinette,  f, 

Pi'ppin,    pip'-pinn,   »,    pomme 

Pi'quniic}',  pik'-kann-cij  s.  fa- 
culté de  piquer,  /. 

Piquaut.  piV-kannt, a. piquant. 

Pi'quautijr,  pik'-kanî-Mi,  ad. 
aigrement. 

Pique,  plke,  ».  pique,  brouille- 
rie,  malignité,  colère,  f.  —  of 
boiior,  point  d'honneur. 

— ,  vn.  piquer,  otfenserj  exciter. 

Piqiicor.  pik-klre',  va.  escar- 
moucher. 

Piqué),  pi-kett',  $.  piquet,  m. 
A  pack  of  —,  un  jeu  de  pi- 
quet, [f. 

Piracy,  paï'-Musl,  »•  piraterie,- 

49 


FIT 


770 


FIT 


rirate,  pal'-rate,  i.  pirate,  for- 
ban, plagiaire,  m. 
— )  va.  piller, voler. 
—,  DU.  faire  le  pirate,  pirater. 
Pirâiical.  pal-raf-tl-lial,  <i.  de 

pirate. 

Pirogue,  pi-rôg'   s.  pirogue,  A 

Htcnrj,  piss'-ka-ri,  s.  droit  de 

pêche,  m.  [pêche. 

Piscâtion,   piss-ké'-cheuue,   s. 

Piscatory,     pifs'-lia-teur'i,    a. 

qui  a    rapport  à    la    pêche,   de 

pêcheur.  [sous,  m.  pi. 

Pisce*,    pis'-siz,  s.    les     Pois- 

Piucéworoii».  pis-siv'-vê  reuce, 

a.  ichlhiophagc. 
PI«b!  picbe,  t>i{.  narguel 
— ,  un.  Darguer,  faire  fi. 
Pismirc.  piz'-maïre,  s.   fourmi, 
Pics,  pisie.i.  urine,  ^.  [f. 

—,  vn.  pisser. 
Pissabcd,    piss'-a-bed,  s.    pis- 

set,Ht,  m. 
Pisaiug-place,      pis'-sinngne- 

pléce,  s.  pissoir,  m. 
Pissbui'iit,  piss'-beurnt,a  cou- 
leur d'urine,  taché  d'urine. 
Pisiàcbio,  pisS'tê'-chê,  I.  pis- 
tache, f. 

—  nut.  s.  pistache,  /. 

—  tree,  s.  pistachier,  m. 
Pistil,  piss/-ti!,s.  pistil,  m. 
Pi>lillâ<ion,  piss  til-lé'  cbeune, 

s.  act.  de  broyer  dans  un  mor- 
tier. 

Pictui,  piss'-teul,  va.  tuer  d'un 
coup  de  pistolet. 

^,  s,  pistolet,  m. 

—  bag,s.  fourreau  de  pistolet, m. 

—  case,  s.  boite  à  pistolets, 

—  aboi,  s.  portée  d*  pistolet,  f. 
Pislôle,    piss-tAle'i    t.    (coin) 

pistole,  f 
Pisiolét,     piss-tê-lett',    s.   pis- 
tolet de  poche,  m.  [>". 
Plilou,  piss'-teune,   s.    piston, 
Pii,  pill,  s.  fosse,  f.  creux,   abî- 
me, tombeau,  mi.   tache,  f.   — 
(in  a  plaïhouse),   parterre,   m. 
(in  mines)  puits,  m.  —  of  tbe 
■toniacb,  le  creux  de  l'esto- 
mac, m.  Arm  —,  l'aisiolle,  f. 
Coal  —,  houillère,  f. 


— ,    v>t.    creuser,    marquer   4| 

creux. 
Piiapat,  pilt'-a-patt,    s.    batte- 
ment, m.    palpitation,  f.   peti( 
pas  léger  et  précipité 
Pitcb,    pit  clie,  s.   poix  ;    brai  ; 
taille,  hauteur,  f.  faite,  degr<i 
point,  ton,  diapason,  m. — »ud 
tar,  5,  goudron,  7n.  Tlie  ut« 
most  —,  le  comble. 
—  >ree,  $,  pin,  sapin,  m. 
—,  va.  poisser,    enduire,  ficher, 
enfoncer,  jeter. — a  tent,  dros- 
ser une  tente.  —  a  eanip,  po- 
ser un  camp. 
—,  vn.  s'abattre,  tomber,  se  pré- 
cipiter,   faire    choix;  camper, 
asseoir  un  camp. 
Pficber,    pitche'-eur,    s.    cru- 
che, pioche,  f.  [che,  f. 
Pitcbroik,pitche'-fork,  s.  fcur- 
PiiebiMg,pitcheMongt]e,  s.  tan- 
gage, m.                [obscurilé,  f 
Piicbiiicss,  pitcbe'-i-nesse,   s, 
Pilcby.  pitche'-i,  a. gluant, gou- 
dronné, sombre. 
Pltcoal,  piti'-k6Ie,  $.   charbon 
de  terre,  ?)i                   [tojable. 
P<teou«.  pitcheM-euce,   a.   pi- 
Piteouil},  pitche'-i-euce-Ii,  ad 

pitoyalileinent. 

Piii'uusiies».      pitcheM-euca- 

nesse,  s.  pitié,  f.  [pe,  f. 

Pitfall.  s.    trébuchet,   m.  trap- 

Pith.  pilfa,  s.   moelle,   quintea- 

ceoce,  force,  f. 
Pilbily.     pith'-i-li,    ad.    forte- 
ment, avec  énergie. 
Piibiiiess,  pith''-i-nesse,  «.for- 
ce, vigueur,  f.  [che. 
Piiblea»,  pith'-lesse,  a.  sec,  sè- 
Piib)'.  pitn'-i,  a.  moelleux. 
Piiiuble,  pit'-ti-abl,  a.  pitoya- 
ble. 
Piliableueaa,  pltMi-a-bl-nesse, 
«.  état  qui  inspire  de    la  pitié, 
m. 
PitiruI,    pit'-ti-foul,  a.    pitoya- 
ble,     lamentable,     misérable, 
compatissant. 
Pitifully,  pit'-ti-foul-li,  ad.  pi- 
toyablement,  avec  compassion. 
PilifulueM,    pit'-ti  foul-neste, 


PLA 


7?1 


PLA 


<•  mIsSricorda,  bassesse,  f. 
itiless,   pit'-ti-lesse,   a.  Impi- 
toyable, [impiloiablemeat. 

Pitilesfily,    pit'-li-lesse-ll,    ad. 

PililessnesB,  piK-ti-lesse-nes- 
se,  s.  inbumaniié,  f. 

Pdman,  pitt'-maDe,  1.  bouil- 
leur, scieur  de  long  qui  est  eu 
dessous.       [scieur  de  long,  m. 

Pitsaw,    pitt'-sâii,   I.    scie    de 

Piltaiico,  pit'-taQnee,  s.  pi- 
tance, f. 

Piited,  plt'-ted,  a.  gravé,  mir- 
que  de  petits  trous. 

Pituite,  pit'-tch:ou-3Ue,  s.  pi- 
tuite, f.  [phlegmalique. 

Pitùîtoufl,   pi-tiou^-i-leuce,    a. 

Pily,  pit'-li,  s.  pitié,  compas- 
sioo,/',  dommage,  m. 

—,  va.  plaindre. 

—,  vn.  avoir  pitié. 

Piwo<,piT'-veutt,  j.  pivot,  m. 

Piz,  piks,  t    ciboire,  m. 

Pizile,  piz'-zl,  s.  nerf,  m.  ver- 
ge, f. 

Plucabillty,  —  bleuess,  plé- 
ka-bil'-i-U,  plé'-ka-bl-nesse,  J. 
débonnaireté,  A  [naire. 

Plàcable,  plé^-lia-bl,  a.  déboD- 

Plâcart,  —  c&rd,  plak-artt^, 
ard',  (.  placard,  édit,  mauireste, 
m 

Plâcate,  plé'-kéte,  va.  apai- 
ser, concilier. 

Place,  pièce,  i.  emploi,  poste, 
lieu,  endroit,  m.  place,  charge, 
dignité,  f.  To  give  —,  céder 
le  pas.  [établir. 

— ,  va.   placer,    mettre,  ranger, 

Placéuta,  pla-cenn^-ta,  s  pla- 
centa, m.  [place,  m. 

Placer,   plé'-ceur,  s.    celui  qui 

Plâcid,  plaV-sid,  u.  doux,  bon. 

Placiditji,  —  ness,  plas-sid'-l- 
ti,  neise,  l,  douceur,  humeur 
égale,  f.  lisiblement. 

Plàuidly,   plas'-sid-li,  ad     pal- 

Plâcit,  place'-itt,  >.  décret,  m. 

Plâcket,  plak'-kitt,(.  jupon,m. 

PIAgiariam,  plé'-djariim,  s. 
plagiat,  m.  [glaire,  m, 

Plâgiary,    plé'-dja-rl,     >.    pla- 

Plague,  pifr'-gue,  1.  peste,   f. 


fléan,  m.  calamité,  misère,  f. 
— ,  va.    infecter,    frapper    de  II 

peste  ;  harceler,  tourmenter. 
Plâguilf,  plé'-tui-ll,  ad.  Torte- 

ment.  [maudit. 

Plâgiif,   plé'-guf,  a.  accablant, 
Ploiee,  pfése,  s,  plie,  f. 
Plaid,  pladd,  s    étoïe  bigarrée, 

f.  manteau  écossais,  m. 
Plaiu,    pléne,   a.    simple,  uni, 

elair,  laid,   franc,   ingénu.  In 

—  termii,  en  termes  clairs.  In 

—  euglish,  en    bon    anglais. 

—  chant,  ~  song,  s,  piain- 
ehant.  —dealer,  bonnèle  hom- 
me. —  dealing,  droiture,  é- 
quité. —  irulli,  franche  vérité. 

—,ad.  distinctement,  inleMigi- 
blement,    simplement,     sincë- 

— ,  s.  plaine.  [rement. 

— ,  va.  aplanir. 

— .  vn.  se  plaindre. 

Plâinly,  pléne'-li,  ad.  claire- 
ment, simplement,  franche- 
ment. 

Plâinnesa, pléne'-nesse,  égalité 
de  surface,  clarté  du  langage. 

Plaint,  plénnt,  s.  plainte,  (• 
grief,  m.  pi.  lamentation,  f. 

Plâinirul,  plénnt'-foulid. plain- 
tif. 

Plâintiff,  pléne'-tiï,  3.  deman- 
deur, TO.  demanderesse,  f, 

Plâiniive,  pléne'-tive,  a.  plain- 
tif, [couture,  f, 

Plâinwork,    pléne'^oueurk,    » 

Plait.pléle,  S.    pli,    rempli,  m. 

—,  t)(i.  lisser,  tresser,     [tresse, /\ 

Plâiter,  plite'-eur,  s.  celui  qui 
plise  ou  tresse.  [m. 

Plan,    plann,    i.  plan,  dessein. 

—,  va.  tracer,  projeter. 

Plâiiary,plan'-nar-i,  a.  qui  ap 
partient  à  un  plan. 

Plâucbed,  plao»'-tchd,  n.  fait 
de  planches.  [planche,  f 

Plancher,      plann'-tcheur,s 

Plàuching,  plann'-tcbinngne; 
planchéiage,  m.  [lir. 

Plane,  pléne,  va.  raboter,  po- 
—,  vn.  (as  a  bird|  planer,  se  te- 
nir dans  les  airs,  considérer 
d«  haut. 


PLA 


772 


PLA 


t>laiie,  a.  rabot,  plan,  m.  surface 
plane,  f. 

—  «ree,  s.  platane,  )«• 

Plâiior,  plé'-neur,  ».  doleur, 
polisseur,  taquoir,  m.  [/. 

Plàuet,  plaae'-itt,    8.     planète, 

Plâuelai'}-,  —  tical.  plan'-ni- 
tar-ri,  net-li-kal    a    planétaire. 

Pl&iic(-8ti'uck,  p!ane'-itl- 
streukjrt.  étonné,  confondu. 

Plaiiiméti'icul,  plan-ul-met'- 
tri-kal,(7.  plan:métr!que. 

Plnuimétrjr,  plan-ni-mit''-tri. 
s.  planimélrie,  f. 

Plâiiish,  plaue'-iche,  VU.  apla- 
nir, planer.  [planeur,  m. 

PlânUbcr,   plane'-iche-eiir,  s, 

PlâiiiKpIicrc,  plan'-ni-s6re,  — 
sphère,  ni.  [f,  ais,  m. 

Platik,     p'anngk,    s.     plancbe, 

—,  va.  planché:er.  [ni 

Plun»,  plannt,  .\   plante,  ^  plant, 

— ,  va.  planter,  élablir,  engen- 
drer, (ihe  cannon)  pointer, 
braquer. 

—,  vn.  faire  des  plantations. 

Plâulain,  Pl&iitage,  plann'- 
tine,  tidje,  s.  plantain,  m. 

Plâiitiil.  p!annt'-lal,  a.  végétal. 

Plauiâtlou,  plann-té'-clieune, 
s.  —  lion,  colonie,  peuplade, 
f.  plantage,  m. 

Plâiited,  plannt'-ed,  a.  plante, 

établi.  [leur,  colon,  m. 

Planter,    plannt'-eur,   s.  pian- 

Plâiiling-siick,  p'annt -inn- 
gne-stik,  s.  plantoir,  Ȕ. 

PInsIi,  plache,  s.  flaque  d'eau, 
f,  tranches  entrelacées,  f.  pi. 

—,  va,  éclabousser,  gâcher,  plier, 
entrelacer. 

Plâsby,  plache'-i,  a.  gâtheux, 
bourbeux  [m. 

Plasm,  plazm,  >.  moule.  7n, 

Plâstcr,  plass'-teur,  s.  empià- 
tre,  f.  plâtre,  m.  —  of  Pa- 
ris. ,■!.  Stuc.  Court  — .  taffe- 
tas d'Angleterre,  [plâtre. 

—,  va.   plâtrer,  mettre   une  em- 

PlAs»crer,     plass'-teur-eur,    t, 

p  âtrier,  maçon,  m, 
Plâsiering,  plass'-teur-inngne, 


PlâBlie,  plass'-tik,  a.  plastique. 
Plaslrou,  plass'treune,  s.  plas- 
tron, m.  [de  terre,/'. 
Plat,     platt,     s.     petite    pièce 
— ,  vn.  plisser,  tresser. 
Plàiaue,  plat'-tane,  ».  platane, 
m.  [bande,  /. 
Plâiband,  platt'-bannd,s. plate- 
Plate,  pléte,  î.  assiette,  f.  plat, 
m.    ■vaisselle  d'or   ou  d'argent, 
taille  douce  ;  roue  de  cadran,  f. 
Plates,    pléti,    s.    ragoûts,   en- 
tremets, m.  pi. 
Plate,  U(i.  plaquer,  refêtir  d'une 
armure,  orner  de  plaques,  ré- 
duire en  plaques. 
Plâtvn,  plalt'-n,s.  platine,  f, 
Plâirorni,  platl'-fôrra,  s.    plate- 
forme, f, 
Plâiiua,  plate^-i-na,  s.  platine, 
m.  [nique. 
Plniôiiic,  pla-tone'ik,  a.  plate- 
plâioui8t,plate'-A'nlste,  a.  pla- 
tonicien, [mt 
pintôou,  plé'-tôùne,  s.  peloton, 
plâitcr,   plal'-teur,    s.  terrine, 

sébile,  f. 
Plàudit,    pliSi'-ditt,  $.  applau- 
dissement, m.  approbation,  f. 
Plaiiaibilit]',  plâù-zi-bil'-i-ti,  s 

—  lilé,  f.  [slble. 
Pl&uiible,  pl^'-zi-bl,  a.  plau- 
Pl&usibleuess,  pl^l'-zl-bl-nes- 

se,  s   qualité  plausible. 

Plâusiblj-,  piâù'-zi  bll,  ad. 
d'une  manière  plausible. 

Plaj-,  plé,  vn.  jouer,  se  jouer; 
folâtrer,  se  divertir;  pincer, 
toucher  (d'un  instrument);  ex- 
poser, risquer.  To  —  a  set, 
a  game,  faire  une  partie.  — 
a  trick,  jouer  un  tour.  — 
away.  jouer,  perdre   au  jeu. 

—  ûritt,  débuter.  — sure  piny, 
jouer  t  jeu  sûr.  —  the  fool, 
faire  le  fou,  —  tbc  truaut, 
faire  l'école  buissonnière.  — 
upon,  railler.  .-« 

—,  s.  jeu,  m.  pièce  de  théâtre,/'. 

—  buuk,  s.  répertoire  dramati- 
que, m. 

—  da.v,  s.  congé,))!,  vacances,^. 

—  debt,  ».  dette  de  jeu,/. 


PLE 


773 


PLE 


Play  fcllon,  s.  compagnon,  ca- 
marade, m. 

—  gnme,  s.  jeu  d'enfants,  m. 
pièce  de  théâtre,  comédie,  f. 

—  ground,  s.  cour  de  récréa- 
tion. 

—  hour,  ».  heure  de  récréation, 
f  [die,  f. 

—  bon*e,  ).  théitre,  m.   comé- 

—  Ibing,  s,  babiole,/'. joujou, îH. 

—  righi,  j.  propriété  d'une  piè- 
ce de  Ihéitre,  f. 

—  nrigbt,  s.  faiseur  de  co- 
médies, m.  [leur. 

Player,  p!é'-eur,  s.    joueur,  ac- 

Plâ^rul,  plé'-foul,  a.  folâtre. 

Plâyaome,  pié'-seume,  a.  fo- 
lâtre, léger. 

Pl&yaomenes«,  plé'-seumo- 
nesse,s.  amour  du  jçu,  m.  hu- 
meur Tolage,  /. 

Plea,  pli,  s.  plaidoyer, m.  preu- 
y»,  excuse,  f.  prétexte,  m. 

PIeaeh,plltcne,  va. courber,  en- 
trelacer. 

Plead,  pllde.  Va.  plaider,  dé- 
fendre, prétendre,  alléguer, 
discuter.  —  guilty,  a-vouer 
l'accusation.  —  not  guilty, 
désavouer  l'accusation. 

Pléadable,  pli'-da-bl,  n.  qui 
peut  être  plaidé. 

Ploadcr,  pli/-deur,  s.  plaideur. 

Pléadiug,  pli/-dinngnc,  s,  plai- 
doirie. 

Pléaaanee,  plK-tannce,  *.joie, 
gatté,  plaisanterie,  f. 

Pléasaut,  plez'-iannt,  a.  gra- 
cieux, agréable,  gai,  drêle. 

Pléaaantly,  plex'-iannt-li,  ad 
plaisamment. 

Pléaaanlnoii»,  Pléasantry. 
plez'-iannt-nesse,  lann-tri  s. 
agrément,  m.  aménité,  plai- 
santerie, f, 

Pleaso,  pliie,  va.  plaire,  faire 
plaisir,  cnarmcr,  satisfaire.  — 
on«'«  self,  prendre  plaisir, 
se  plaire.  Ilurd  lo  be  —,  dif- 
ficile à  contenter.  Wcll  —, 
eonlent.  III  —,  mécontent. 
I.  — j  vn.  donner  du  plaisir,  obte- 
nir l'approbation,   plaire;    ai- 


mer, vouloir,  condescendre. 
As  you  _,  comme  il  tou» 
plaît.  If  I  —,  si  cela  me  plaît. 
—  god  !  s'il  plaît  à  Dieu.  — 
you,  daignez. 

Pléaseman,  piize'-mane,  ». 
flagorneur,  m. 

Pléaser,  plj/zeur,  ».  celui  ou 
celle  qui  cherche  à  plaire, 

Pléaslng,  pli'-zinngne,  a. 
agréable. 

Pléaalngly,  plK-zinngne-ll,  ad~ 
agréablement. 

Plénsiugness,  pli-zlnngne-nes- 
se,  ».  agrément,  m. 

Pléasurable,  pléj'-eur-a-bl,n. 
agréable,  plaisant,  livré  au  plai- 
sir. 

Pléaanre,  plèj'-loure,  ».  plai- 
sir, m.  délices,  f.  pi.  satisfac- 
tion,^, amusement,  choix,  gré, 

— »  t'a   plaire,  contenter.        [m. 

Plebélan,  pli-bi'-yane,  ».  rotu- 
rier, plébéien ,  vulgaire. 

Pledge,  pledje.  ».  gage,  m.  as- 
surance, f.  arrhes,  f.  pi. 

—,  va.  engager,  donner  en  gage 
(in  drinking),  faire  raison. 

Plédget,  pled'-djitt,  ».  com- 
presse, f. 

Pléiades,  Plélads,  pli'-ja-dil, 
yadz,  s.  pléiades,  f. 

Plénarily,  pline'-a-ri-li,  ad. 
pleinement. 

PlénariiiesB,  pline'-a-ri-nesse, 
».  abondance,  profusion,  f. 

Plënary,  pline'-ari  or  pli'-na- 
ri,  s.  procès  décisif,  m. 

—  ,a.  plénier,  complet. 

Pleiii'potency,  —  «o,  pli-nip'- 
p&  tenn-ci,  tennce,  s.  plein 
pouvoir,  m. 

Pleiifpotent,  pli-nip'-pS-tennt, 
a.  qui  a  plein  pouvoir. 

Plenipotéiitial,  plen-ni-p6- 
tenn'-.;hal,  a.  qui  donne  plein 
pouvoir. 

Pleulpotéuticry,      plen-ni-p5-- 

tenn'-cha-ri,  ».   plémpoteutiai 

re,  m  [m. 

Pléuist,    pll/-nlfte,  s.  pléniste, 

Pléniludo,     çi!?V-nJ-l'Oude,    ». 

plénitudî    f 


PLO 


774 


PLU 


plénteous,  plenn'-tthl-euee,  a. 

abondant. 
Pléntcously.  plenn'-tchl-BUca- 

îi,  ad.  abondamment. 
PlénteoiiBucvs;       plenn'-tcbi- 

euce-nesse,  s.  abondance,  /. 
Pléntiful,  plenn'-ti-foul,  a.  co- 
pieux, fertile,  abondant. 
Plénlifully.,       pleiin'-li-foul-ll, 
ad.   à    tuison,     abondamment, 
copieusement. 
Pléuf  ifulness,  Pléiiiy,  plenn'- 
(i-foul-oesse,  ti,   «.abondance, 
fertilité,  f. 
Pléoiio8in,pli'-ô-naim,  s.  pléo- 
nasme, m.  répélilion,  f. 
PIcthora,    —    ry.    pleth'-4-ra, 
ri,     s.      pléthore,     abondance 
d'humeur,  f. 
PIciUérie,  —     rétîc,pli-thor'- 
ik,  pleth-8-rite'-ik,    a.    plétho- 
rique. 
Pleura,  pliou'-ra,  S.    la  plèvre, 
f.  [résie,  f. 

Pleûrisjr,    plion'-ri-sl,  s    pleu- 
Pleûri<ic,  —     col,   pliou-rite'- 

ik,  i-kal,  a.  pleurélique. 
piéviu,  plev'-Tlne,  ».    garantie, 
f.  [»»• 

pltfiuR,  pleks'-euce,    s.  plexus, 
pliable,    plaï'-a-bl,    a.    mania- 
ble, flexible,  ai?é. 
PWableness,    Pliniicy,    plal'- 
a-bl-nesse,  ann  ci,  s.    souples- 
se   f.  [flexible,  obéissant. 
PWnnt,    plaï'-annt,    a.    souple, 
Pliantiiess.  plaî'-annt-nesse,  s. 

souplesse,  humeur  flexible,  f. 

Plicniiou,  PItcaturc,  pli-ké'- 

cheune,    plik'-ka-tcbioure,    s. 

pli,  m.  [pinces,  f. 

Pliera,     pla!'-euri,     ».     petites 

Pligbt,  plaîte,  ».  élat,  gage,  m. 

santé,  f.  [Usser. 

—.  va.  engager,  donner  en  gage, 

Plinlh,  plinnth,  S.    plinthe,    f. 

Plod.  plodd,  V'\.   s'appliquer  à, 

se  fatiguer,  piocher. 
plôdder,    plod'-deur,   s.    hom- 
me   pesant,    iravailleur  Infati- 
gable, m. 
Plôdding,   plod'dinr.gue,  s.  é 
tude   coDteutieuse,   f. 


plot,  plolt,  s.  complot,  dessein, 
m.  trame,  intrigue,  pièce  de 
terre,  endroit  cultivé,  f. 

— ,  va  comploter,  tramer,  con- 
certer, tracer. 

— ,  vn.  conspirer,  former  nu 
plan,  se  concerter. 

Plàtter,  plot'-teur,  ».  conspi- 
rateur, 7n. 

Ploiigh,  plaou,    ».   charrue,  f- 

—,  t;ix.  labourer,  passer  la  char- 
rue, [charrue. 

—,   vn.    labourer,    conduire    la 

—  lall,  s.  mancherons  de  char» 
rue,  m  pi.  [f- 

—  iaiid,    s.    terre     labourable, 

—  mail, —boy,  s.  laboureur,  m. 

—  Bhare,  ».  soe  de  charrue,  m. 

—  alaff.  ».  curolr,  m. 

—  wrlght,  s.  charroa,ni. 
Plôiigher,     plaou'-eur,   ».    la- 
boureur, m, 

plôHgbiug,  plaou'-inngoe,  f. 
l.ibourage,  labour,  m, 

ploTcr,  pleuv'-veur,  ».  plo- 
vier,  m. 

Pliick,  pleuk,  s.  violence,  f.  ef- 
fort, m.    fressure,  f, 

—,  (plucki)  va.  arracher,  plu- 
mer, tirer  violemment.  To  — 
«p  spirit,  reprendre  courage. 

Plug,  pleug,  s.  fiche,  cheville, 
f.  piston,  m. 

—,  l'a.  ficher,  cheviller. 

Plum,  pleumm,  s.  prune,  ^.  rai- 
sin de  Corinlhe,  m.  cent  mille 
jiv.  sterl.         [de  Corinthe,  m. 

—  cake,  s.  gileau    aux    raisins 

—  porridge,  s.  soupe  aux  rai- 
sins   f.  [raisins,  m. 

—  piikdiug,    ».     pouding    aux 

—  tree,  ».  prunier,  m. 
Plum«,  pleummz,  ».  raisinssecs, 

1)1    pi.  Susar    — î  ».  dragées, 
^.pl.  [mage,  m. 

iMûmnge,   pliou'-midje,  s.  plu- 
Plumb,  pleume,  ad.  à  plomb. 
—,  DO.  plomber,  sonder. 

—  ,s  plomb,  niveau,  fil  aplomb, 
m.  [""• 

Plûmber,  pleum'-menr.  ».  plom- 
Plûinbery,    pieum'-meur-l,  *■ 
I      ouvrages  en  plomb,  m.  pi. 


PLU 


775 


POD 


Pliime,  pllonme,  va,  pinmer; 
friponner;  orner  de  plumes. 
—  oiie's  seir,  se  Taire  gloire 
<lt. 

—,   s.    panache,  plumet,   m. 

PIumcAlMm,  plioume-aK-leu- 
me,  s.  amiante,  alun  de  plu- 
mes, m, 

Pluin<g«roaa,  pllou-mid'-djer- 
euce,  o.'qul  porte  des  plumes. 

Plûniipede,  pllou'-mi-pide,  a. 
plumipède.  [plombier,  m. 

Plûmmer,       pleum'-meur,      !• 

Plûmmery,  pleum'-meur-i,  s. 
plomberie. 

Plûmmet,  plenm'-mitt,  (.  son- 
de, f.  fll  à  plomb,  m. 

Plûtitous,  pîiou^-meuce,  s.  plu- 
meau, m,     [mas,  m.  touffe,  f. 

Pliimp,   pieummp,  s.  nœud,  a- 

— ,  a.  dodu,  potelé. 

—,  va,  engraisser,  gonfler. 

— ,  vn,  engraisser,  enfler;  tom- 
ber lourdement. 

—,  ad,  tout  il  coup, 

Plûmpness,  plummp'-nesse,  s. 
embonpoint,  m. 

Plûmpf,  pieummp' -1,  a.  gras, 
dodu.  [de  plumes. 

Plâmy,    pllou'-ml,    a.    couvert 

Plûndcp,  pleunn'-deur,  ua.  bu- 
tioer,  pilfer. 

— ,  s.  butin,  pillage,  m. 

Plniidcrer,  pleunn'-deur-eur, 
s.  pilleur,  m. 

Plûndering,  pleunn'-deur-inn- 
gne,  s.  pillage,  m. 

Plûnge,  pleunndje,  ra.  plon- 
ger, submerger;  jeter,  préci- 
piter. 

—,  vn.  plonger,  s'enroncer  sous 
l'eau,  se  jeter,  se  précipiter. 

—  ,  s.  embarras,  mauvais  pas, 
plongeon, m. 

Pliingeon,  pleunn''-dji-eune,  « 
plongeon  (a  bird),  m. 

Plûnger,  pleunn'-djeur,  s. 
plongeur,  m.        [vert  de  mer. 

Plûnket,      pleunn'-kett,    a.    s. 

Plural,  p!iou/-ral,  «.pluriel, 

—,  s.  le  pluriel,  m. 

Plûralist,  pliou'-ral-iste,  s.  qui 
jouit  déplus  d'un  bénéfice. 


«a 


Plur&lity,      plionraK-i-lI, 
pluralité,  f.  [pluriel, 

Plûrnlly,  pliou'-ral-Ii,    ad, 

Plusb,  pleuche,  t.  peluche,  pan- 
ne, f. 

Pluvial,  —  vious,  pltou'-Tl'- 
al,   Ti-euce,  a,  pluTieui. 

Ply,  plal,  va,  solliciter,  importu- 
ner, accabler,  appliquer,  em- 
ployer. 

— ,  vn.  être  aîairé,  s'appliquer, 
s'occuper,  aller  en  toute  bite, 
plier.  [re,  forme,  f. 

— ,  ».    poste,   pli,    m     courbu- 

Pueumàlic,  —  cal,  niou-mat'- 
tik,  ti-kal,«.  —  tique. 

Pneumitlca,  nioumat'-tikz,  ( 
pneumatique,  f. 

Pueumôiiia,  Piietim^njy 

niou-mê'-ni-ya,  niou'-mone-l, 
pneumonie,  f. 

Pneumonie,  niou'-mone-ik,  0. 
s.   pneumonique. 

Poacb,  pfltche,  l'a.  pocher 
(eggs),  faire  cuire  légèrement, 
crever. 

— ,  vn,  braconner,  être  humide. 

Péacber,  pUtche'-eur,  s.  bra- 
connier, m.  [humidité,  f, 

PiSachinesa,  pfttche'-i-nesse,  ». 

Pônchjr,  p6iche'-i,  a.  humide, 
marécageux.  [vérole,  f, 

Pock,  pok,  s.  pnftnie   de  petita 

—  bole,  ».  marque  de  petite  vé- 
role, f. 

Pocket,  pok'-kitt,  s.  poche,  f. 

—  va  empocher.  —  up,  empo- 
cher sani  rien  dire. 

—  bock,  s.  portefeuille,  m, 

—  glasa,  s.  lunette  d'opéra,  f. 

—  money,  ».  argent  nv.gnon,m. 
Péckiness,   pok'-ki-nesse,  s.  é- 

tat  de  celui  qui  a  la  petitf 
vérole. 

Pôekjr,  pok'-ki,  a.  qui  est  at- 
teint de  la  petite  vérole,  grSK, 

Pdculenl,  pok'-kiou-lennt,  a. 
potable,  bon  à  boire. 

Pod,  podd,  J.  cosse,  gousse,  f, 

Pod&grical,  pS-dag'-gri-kal,«. 
goutteux. 

Pudder,  pod'-deor,  ».  celui  firi 
ramasse  des  cosses,  m. 


POl 


776 


POL 


^odg»,  poddje,  ».  bourbier,  m. 
Pôcm,  pô-6me,  s.  poîme,  m. 
Pôeiiy.  f,fl'-i-si,  I.  poésie,/'. 
Pôet.  pô'-ett,  s.  po6le,  ni. 
Pôetasler,     po'-i-laîs-lear,    J. 

poëterean,  m.  [poëte,  f. 

Pôrtcss,  pfl'-et-tesse,  s.  femme 
Poétical,  —    tic,  po-ef-ti-kal, 

tik,  u.  poétique. 
Poé«lçjUl^-  «^A-et'-tikal-li,  ad. 

Pùiiise,  p6'-et-taÎ2e,  vn.  ri- 
mailler, versifier. 

3>iietre»«,  po'-et-tresse,  ».  fem- 
me poEie,  f, 

Pôetry,  pft'-i-tri,  S.  poésie,  f. 

3>ôigiiaiic}',  poî'-nann-ci,  s. 
causticité,  f.  (of  wil)  sel,  m. 
irritation,  f. 

Poignant,  poï'-nannt,  a.  pi- 
quant, douloureux,  mordant. 

Pôigiiantly,  poî'-EaDDt-li,  ad. 
d'une  façon  caustique,  mordan- 
te, poignante. 

Poiut,  poinnt,  ».  pointe,  aiguil- 
lette, f.  point,  cap,  mome.nt, 
épigramme,  ni.  arrêt  (of  dogs), 
aiguille  (of  rail-wajf),  f.  Cliief 
—  j  point  essentiel,  m.  Come 
directly  ta  tbe  —,  brusquer 
l'aventure.  Speak  lo  tbe  — , 
venir  au  fait. 

— j  va.  affiler,  aiguiser,  poin- 
ter, ponctuer, 

— ,  V)i.  montrer  du  doigt,  dési- 
gner; arrêter,  être  en  arrêt 
(of  dogs).  [directement, 

—  blank,  a(f .  de  but  en  bianc, 

—  conirarj,  ad.  diamitiale- 
menl  opposé 

—  vk'isc,  ad.  en  pointe. 
Pôiiiieil,  poînnl'-td,  a,    poin- 
tu, épigraœmalique. 

PôiiUfdly,  poinnt'-ed-li,  ad. 
sévèrement,  ÉBigrammatique- 
ment. 

Pôiuic'diiess,  poïnnt'-ed-nes- 
se,   s.   acuité,    satire,    f. 

Pôiuicl,  poïunt'-el,  s.  tout  ce 
qui  est  sur  une  pointe. 

Pointer,  poînnt'-eur,  s.  poin- 
teur, ?)i.  l'aiguille  d'un  ca- 
dran, f.  6h:en  d'arrêt,  m. 


Poiulïng-stock,  poïnnt'-inn- 
gne-stok,  »  celui  qu'on  mon- 
tre au  doigt. 

Pôintless,  poïnnl'-lesse,  a.  fa- 
de, sans  pointe,  plat 

Poison,  poï'-zn,  s.  poison,  ve- 
nin, m.  [pre. 

— ,    va.     empoisonner,    corrom- 

Poisoner,  poï'-zn-eur,  s.  em- 
poisonneur. 

Pôisoning,  poï'-zn-inngne,  Si 
empoisonnement,  m. 

Pôisonous,  poï'-zn-euce,  a.  t* 
nimeux,  vénéneux. 

Pôisoiioucly,  poi'-zn-euce-li. 
ad.  d'une  manière  empoison- 
née. 

PôisonouBiiess,  poï^-zn-euce- 
nesse,  i.    qualité    vénéneuse, 

Pdilral,  poï'-trel,  ».  poitrail 
dans  l'armur*  du  cheval,  bu- 
rin, m. 

Poi«e,  poize,  ».  poids,  m  pe- 
santeur,/. In — ,  d'aplomb. 

—,  va.  soupeser,  peser,  mettre 
en  équilibre,  équivaloir.  — 
donu,  écraser  sous  son  poids. 

Poke,  pôke,  s.  sachet,  m.  po- 
che,/, [gonner,  attiser 

—  ,  va.  remuer,   t&tonner;  four- 
P6kor,  p5'-keur,  s.  fourgon,  ti- 
sonnier, m.  [/ 

Polâcre,  p6-!é'-keur,  s.  polacre, 
P«>lar,pô''-lar,  a.  polaire. 
Pulàrity,    pA-lar'-i-ti,   ».    ten- 
dance   vers  les  pèles,  polarité 

Pàlury,  p8'-Iar-l,  o.  polaire. 

—  axe,  ».    hache    d'armes,  /. 

—  ,  va.  mettre  des  perches. 

—  star,  s.  étoile  polaire,  /. 
Polc,  p6!e,  ».   p61e,  m.  perche, 

/.  timon,  croc,  balancier,?)!. 

Pôlecat,  p&le'-kalt,  s.  putois, 
m.   fouine,/. 

Polémic,  pô-!em'-mlk,  s.  con- 
troverslsle,  m. 

Polémicol,  —  mie,  pô-Iem'- 
mi-kal,  mik,  a.  polémique. 

Polcniics,  pA-lem'  miks,  ».  po- 
lémique, /. 

Policu,  pô-lIce',  t.  polies,  A 


POL 


777 


POM 


Poljced,  pft-I!sl',  a.  poUcé. 
Pôliey,    pol'-li-cl,  S.    politique, 
adresse,  prudence,  f. 

—  of  iuBurance,;,  police,  f. 
pôliith,   polMi-che,   5.  poli,  m. 

polissure,  joiilesse,^. 

—,  Vil.  polir,  policer,  rendre  poli. 

—,  vn.  s'adoucir,  se  polir,  se  fa- 
çonner,     [susceptible  de  poli. 

PôlÎNhabie,    poK-licbe-a-bi,  a. 

Pôlisber,  pol'-liche-eur,  s.  po- 
lisseur, poftssolr,  m. 

Pôliiikiiig,  pol'-licbe-lnngne, 
«.  polissure,  f.  [gant. 

Poifte,  p9-laïte',  a.    poli,    élé- 

Poliiely,  p6  lalle''-li,  ad-  poli- 
ment, [politesse,  f. 

Polileness,   pft-lalte'-nesse,    s. 

Pôlitic,  poK-li-tik,  a.  politique, 
fin,  adroit.  [Iltique. 

Poliiical,    pfl-iit'-ti-kal,  a.  po- 

PoKlicalljr,  Péliticlj,  pA-lit/- 
ti-kaI-11,  pol'-li-tili-ll,  ad.  po- 
litiquement. 

Politician,  pol-li-ticbe'-ane,  s. 
politique,  m, 

Polillcisler,  pol-l!-ti-kass'- 
teur,  s.  celui  qui  croit  enten- 
dre la  politique. 

Pôlitica,  poU-li-tiks,  (.  politi- 
que,   f 

Pôliture,  pol'-li-tchioure.  ».  le 
po'i,  ?n. 

P6li<),  pol'-li-ti,  ».  police,  or- 
dre, m.  constitution,  forme  de 
gou-vernement,  f. 

Poil,  p6ll,  s.  teie,  f.  liste  des 
électeurs,  f.  registre  de  capi- 
tation,  m. 

—  parrol,  s.  perroquetmignon, 
m.  [f. 

—  Inx,     ».      capitalion,      taxe, 
— ,  t'a.  étêter,  tondre,  piller,  dé- 
roter, inscrire  au  nombre  des 
électeurs,     Toler,     donner    sa 
voix. 

Pôllard,  pol'-larde,  ».  méteil, 
jn.  recoupe,  f.  muge  ;  arbre  é- 
branché,  m. 

PôWea,  pol'-ilnn,  ».  farine,  re- 
coupe, f.  pollen,  J)i. 

Pélleuger,  pol'-lenn-djeur,  s. 
broussailles,  f.  pi. 


Pôllcr,  pôl'-leur,  s.  Totant;  to- 

leur,))!.  Un. 

Pôllook,   poK-leuk,  ».   merlan, 

Pollûte,  pol'-lioule,i;a.  polluer, 

souiller. 
Pollûtcdness,        pSl-liouMed- 
nesse,  ».  état  de  ce  qui  est  pol- 
lué, m.  [rupteur,  m. 
Pollûicr,  pol-liou'-leur,  s.  eo^• 
Pollution,   pol-liou'-ebea!ie,  $, 
pollution,  f.  [troD. 
Pultréii,    pol-treune',   ».    pol- 
Polii'éuery,  po!-treune'-er-i,  ». 

poltronnerie,  bassesse,  f. 
PoIjAutbiis,  pô-li  ann'-theuce, 

s   poijanthe,/'. 

Poljcàrpus,     p9-li-kar'-peuce, 

».  qui    prod;;it    beaucoup    de 

fruits.  [ijèdre,  m. 

Polyédron,  p6-li-é'-arone,  s.po- 

Puly/gami»,     pO-lig'-gamiste, 

s.  poljgame,  m. 

Polj'gnniy,     p6-!ig'-ga-m  ,     ». 

polygamie,  f. 
Pôlyglot,  pol'-ll-glott,  a.  poly- 
glotte. [gone,m. 
Pôiygoii,  pol'-!l-gone,  a.    poly- 
Poly/gonnl,    p6  iig'-gû-nai,   a. 

qui  a  plusieurs  angles. 
Pôligram,  pol'-ligrame,  S.  po- 

Ijgramme,  m. 
Poly/graphy,   p6-lig'-gra-fl,  ». 

poljgrapliie, /■.  [babil,  m» 

Puly'logy,       pftiil'-ia-dji,       ». 
Polypétaloiis,      pol-li-pet'-tal- 

euce,  s.  poljpétale,  f. 
Poly/pliouisin,   p6-lir'-fô-nizm, 

a.  qui  a  plusieurs  sons. 
Pôlypoiis,  pol'-li-peuce,  ».  po- 

iypeux,  m.  ['ïpe,  m. 

Pôlypus,    poK-li-peu-ce,  s.   po- 
Pôlyscopc,  pol'-li-skôpCj  s.  po- 

lyscope,  m. 
Poljsjll&bical,    pol-li-sil-lab'' 

bi-kal,  a.  —  syllabique. 
Polysyllable,pol'-h-sil-la-bl,». 

polysyllabe,  »n. 
Polyibciciu,     polMi-tbi-izm,  ». 

polythéisme,  m. 
Pôlyiboist,     poK-li-tbi-iste,   », 

pu'ylLéisle,  m. 
Pomâceoias,  pô-mé'-cheuce,  a. 

de  pomme. 


PON 


178 


POP 


Pom&det  pS-mëde',  s,  pom- 
made, f. 

Pomâiider,  p8  mann'-deur,  s. 
boule  de  senteur,  sachel  par- 
fumé, m, 

Pom&tuiii,  pA-méMeume,  s. 
pommade,  f.  [f, 

Pome,  pftmp,  $  pomme,  f. 

—  cllron,  ».   Union,  m. 

—  citron-lree.  S.  limonier,  m. 

—  grnnate,  ».  grenade,  f. 

—  —  «ree,  s.  grenadier,  m. 

—  puradisc^  S.  pomme  de  pa- 
radis, m. 

Pomirei-oiis,  pft-mif'-fereuce, 
a.  pomifère.  [meau,  m. 

Pémiuel,    peum'-m;l,   ».    pom- 

—,  va.  rosser,  gourmer. 

Pomp,  pommp,  ».  pompe,  f. 
éclat,  m. 

Pdmpel*,  pomm'-peti,  »,  bil- 
les d'imprimeur,  A  pi. 

P6mplou,Pùmpkin,  peumm'- 
pi-eune,  peump'-klne,  ».  ci- 
trouille, f. 

Pomp6Blly,  pomm-poss'-l-ti,  ». 
arrogance,  magnificence,  f. 

Pôinpoiia,  pomm'-peuce,  a. 
pompeux. 

Péiiipously,  pomm'-peace-ll, 
ad.  a\ec  pompe. 

P<Smpousue«s,  pomm'-peuce- 
nesse,».  faste,  m.  pompe,  ^ 

Pond,  ponnd,  ».  étang,  m. 

Poiider,  ponn'-deur,  va.  pe- 
ser, con'^idérer,  méditer. 

Pondérable,  ponn'-deur-a-bl, 
».  pondérable.  [de  foid.';. 

Pdiideral,       ponn'-deur-al,     «. 

Poiideraiion,  ponn-deur-é^- 
cheune,  s.  —  ration,  f. 

Pondérer,  ponn'deur-eur,  s 
celui  qui  pèse,  »)!■ 

Ponder6flily,  —  rouanesv, 
ponn-deur-os'-sl-ti,  euce-nes- 
se,  s.  pesanteur,  f. 

Poudei-ous.  ponn'-deur-euce, 
a.  pesant,  important. 

Pôiideroiisl}',  ponn'-deur-eu- 
ce-li,  ad.  pesamment. 

Pônviit,  pô'-nennt,  s.  le  cou- 
chant, I)!,  [gnard,  m. 

Pôiiiard,  pone'-jarde,  ».    poi- 


Pônlni-d,  va.  poignarder. 

Pôntage,  ponn'-tidje,  ».  péage, 
"1.  [pape,  m. 

Poiitirr,   ponn'-liB,    s.    pontif^ 

Poiiifncal,  ponn-tif'-a-kal,  a< 
pontifical,  [ad   pontlfiealement. 

PonliOcally,  '^nn-tif'-fi-kal-ll, 

Poiitiflcair,  ponn-tif'-B'kate, 
.•!.  pontificat,  i». 

P6niiflce,  ponn'-ti-flee,  ».  la 
structure  d  un  pont,  f. 

Ponton,  ponn-totine',  ».  pon- 
ton, m. 

P6ny,  pS'-ni,  ».  bidet,  m. 

Pool,  poTil,  ».  mare,  étang,  m. 
la  poule,  f.  Small—, flaque, /L 

Poop,  p<Sîipe.  ».  poupe,  f. 

Poor,  pour,  a.  pauyre.  Indi- 
gent, dénué,  décharné,  mal^e. 

—  jobn,  ».  cabillaud,  m. 

—  bouse,  s.  asile  dlndleenli, 
hospice,  m.  [frei. 

— '•  box.  s    tronc  pour  les  pau- 

—  aplriled,  a.  liche. 

—  ■pirilednese,  ».  ISchetê,  f. 

—  inxo,  —  raie,  ».  taxe  dei 
pauTres,  /. 

Po6risb,  p<5ïïr^-iche,  a*  pauvre. 
Poôrly,   pôur'-ll,    ad.  pauTre- 

mc-nt. 
PoérncKti,  pôùr'-nesse,  ».  pan- 

vreté,  bassesse,  stérilité,  f. 
Pop.  pnpp,  ».    petit    son  Tlf  et 

aigu,  éclal,  m. 

—  ,  vn  arriver  précipitamment^ 
Tenir  subitement,  tirer. 

— .  va.  mettre,  fourrer  précipi- 
tamment, éviler. 

—  at  a  bird,  tirer  sur  nn  oi- 
seau, [cher. 

—  lu,    entrer    subitement,    14- 

—  eut,  sortir,  s'en  aller. 

~-  oui  a  ^ord,  l&cher  un  mot 

—  off,  lâcher,  lancer. 
Pôpgun,    popp'-gueunD,    ».  ca- 
nonnière, f. 

Pope,  pôpe,  ».  pape,  m.  pope. 
— '«  i-ye   (in  a  leg  of  mutlon),». 
la  noix,  f, 

—  joan.».  naln-jautie  (at  cards). 
Pôppdom,    pôpe'deume,  ».  pa- 
pauté, f.  [me,  m. 

Pôperjr,    p6^-peur-l,    ».    papit- 


POR 


779 


POR 


PApinJajr,  pop'-p1nn-(Jjé,  î.  per- 

.  roquet,  freluquel,  m.  [m, 

—  eolour,  j.   Tert  de  perroquet, 

Pôi>Uh,  py-plcbe,  a.  papiste. 

Pépishly,  p(y-piche-Ii,  ad.  k  la 
maaière  des  papistes. 

Péplar,  pop'-îar,f.  peDpIler,m. 

Péppy,  pop'-pU  '.  paTOt  blanc, 
ni.  œillette. 

P6pulace,  —  cy,  pop'-pioii- 
lace,  la<i,  s.  populace,  f. 

Pdpular,  pop'-piou-lar,  a.  po- 
pulaire, [popularité,  f. 

Popiil&ri(y,pop-p1ou-lar'-i-tl,>. 

Pôpularly,  pop'-plou-lar-ll,  ad. 
populairement. 

Pépulate,  pop'-piou-léte,  un. 
peupler,  multiplier. 

Pôpulaiiug^  pop'-plou-lé-tian- 
gne,s.    l'action  de  peupler,  f. 

Population,  pop  piou-ll'-cbeu- 
ne,*.  —  tion,/'. 

P6piilous,  pop'-pion-leuce,  a. 
peuplé. 

Populôslty,  P6puIou«ne«a, 
pop-piou-leuce'-i-ti,  nesse,  «. 
abondance  d'habitants,  f. 

Pércelain,  p4r'-clléne,  s.  por- 
celaine, f. 

Porcb,  porlche,  s.  porche,  par- 
vis, portique,  vestibule,  m. 

Pâi'cupiiie,  por'kiou-paTne,  a. 
porc  épic,7n.  [Terture,  f. 

Pore,    pOre,    s.    pore,  m.    ou- 

—,  in.  regarder  de  près,  avoir 
les  jeux  attachés  sur. 

Péreblind,  pAre''-blaInDd,  a. 
qui  a  la  vue  nasse. 

Pôrebliudnrsi,  pSre'-blalnnd- 
nesse,  s.  courte  vue,  f. 

Pôrîncas,  pê'-ri-nesse,  *.  po- 
rosité,/'. 

Pork,  p8rk,  s.  porc,  m. 

Pdrker,  pSrW-euT,  i,  COcboD 
qui   ne  tetle  plus,  m. 

Pdrkiing,  Porket,  pArk'-linn- 
gne,  itt,  ».  jpune  porc,  m. 

Porésity,  Pérouaiiess,  pt- 
rossM-ti,    pV-reuce-nesse,    î. 


porosité,  f. 
Pôroiia,  p6^-r 


Pôrous,  pO'-reuee,  a.  poreux. 
Pôi'pbyry,    —  re,    por'-feur-i, 
feur,  s.  porphyre,  m. 


P6rphyriie,    por'-feur-alie,  « 

[lorphyriser. 

Pôrpoise,  Porpiis,  por^-peu- 
ce,  s.  marsouin,  m. 

Pori'&ccous,  por-ré'-cheuce,  n. 
verdâtre.  [f. 

Pdrret,   por'-ritt,   s.    échalolte, 

Pârridge,  por'-riddje,  I.  pota- 
ge, ni.  soupe,  f.  A  cUip  iu— , 
de  l'onguent  miton-mitaine. 

P6ri-inger,  por'-rlnn-djeur,  $, 
écuelle,  palette,  assiette  &  son- 
pe,  f 

—  po»,  ».  marmite,  A 

—  fiill,  s.  écuellée,  f, 

Por»,  pirtt,  s.  port,  havre,  Sa- 
bord, air,  m.  mine,  porte,  em- 
brasure, f, 

—  lîd.  s.  contre-sabord,  ni.  To 
Uccl  «o— ,  passer  &  bâbord. 

—  Iiolc,  ».  sabord,  m.  embra- 
sure, f. 

—  wiiie,  ».  vin  d'Oporto,  m. 
Pértnblc,    p4r'-ta-bl,  a.    portl- 

tif,  tolérable. 

P6r(al>lene«s,  pfirMa-bl-nM- 
se,  »,  porlahilité,  f. 

Partage,  p6rlt'-idje,  s.  portage, 
[Ort,  m. 

Portai,   p6r'-tal,    ».  portail,  m. 

PiSrIiince,  pOr'-tannce,  f. 
maintien,  port,  m.  [re,jn. 

Pôrtnss,  pôr'  tasse,  ».  bréviai- 

Portcûllis,  pôrtt-keul'-lice,  ». 
herse,  f.  [la  herse. 

— ,  va.  barrer,    fermer,    baisser 

Porte,  pOrte,  s.  la  Porte  (Tur- 
key),  /.  [ger. 

Portéiid.  por-tennd',  va.  présa- 

Portciisioii,  por-tenn'-cheune, 
s.  action  de  pronostiquer. 

Portent,  por-tennt',  s.  mauvalf 
présage,  »î. 

Portéiitous.  por-tenn''-tence,  a> 
de  mauvais  augure. 

Porter,  liSr^-teur,  ».  crocoetenr, 
portefaix,  portier,  m.  bière  for- 
te,/.  [uan=port,  port,  m. 

PôrteroBe,      por'-tcur-idje,    I. 

P6rlglaive,  PdrlglaTe,pSrlt''- 
gléve,  ».  porte-glaive,  m. 

Pâriico,  porZ-ti-kS,  ».  porti- 
que, m. 


POS 


780 


POS 


portion,    por'-cheune,   s.    por- 
tion, part,  dot  A  héritage,  m. 
— .  ua.  partager;  doter. 
Pôi-tioucr,  por^-cbeune*eur,  s. 

celui  qui  parlage.    > 
P6i'tliiie«B,    pôrtt'-li-Desse,    s. 
dignité,/',  air   majestueux,  »?!. 
Pôrilj-,    pftrtl'-li,    a.    de    riche 

taille,  majestueux,  gros. 
Pôrlmauj  p6rll'-mane,  s    bour- 
geois, [lo,  s.  Talise,  /. 
Poriinâtitenn,        p6:U-inann'- 
Pôriinnte,    portt'-môte,  s.  cour 
qui  .?e  tient  dans  les  villes  ma- 
ritimes, f-  [trait,  m. 
Portrait,      pSrMréle,    *.    por- 
—  paiiiier,  s.    peintre    de  por- 
traits,   m. 
Portraiture,  por'-tré-tioure,  J. 

portraiture./'. 
Porlrâj-,     pôr-tré',     va.    pein- 
dre, portraire.  [tière,  f. 
P6rtri>ss,    pôr'-tresse,  s.    por- 
Pôr«snlc,pÔrtt'-séle,    ».   ■vente, 
encan,  -vente  du  poisson  è  sun 
arrivée.                       [rent,  m 
PôrtToni,  pnrll'-Tennt,«.  porte- 
Pdrwiglc,    por'-ouaïgi,  s.  petit 

crapaud,  télard,  ni. 
Pôrjf,  pô'-rl,a.  poreux. 
Pose,    p6ze,    va.    embarrasser, 
fermer  la  touche,  arrêter  court, 
interroger    d'une   manière  cap- 
tieuse. [,;;.  I 
Poser,  p5'-zeur,».  examinateur, 
Pésited,  poz'-2jte-ed,  a.  placé 
rangé.  ' 
Pusition,   p6  ziche'-eune,    s.  — 
tioc,   situation,   thèse,  f.  prin- 
cipe, m. 
PoBiiioiiai,    pô-zichc'-eune-al, 

a.   relatif  à  la   position. 
PésilÏTc,  poz'-zi-tive,  a.  positif, 

entier,  opiniâtre. 
—,  I.  positif,  m. 
P<9itivc-lj,    pcz/-zi  tlve  li,  ad. 

—  ■vement. 
P6sitiTcnc«s,   poi'-ii-tive-nes- 
se,   s.   entêtement,  m.  op:n;â- 
tre'é,  A  [position,/. 

P<SBiiiii-o,     po2'-iî-tchioure,    s. 
Pûsiiel.  poz'-nelt,  s.  petit    bas- 
sin, poêlon,  m. 


Pisse,     pos'-s!,    s.    puissance, 
ma'n-forte,  /.  cohue,  populace! 
Possé»»,   poz-zess',   va.  possé- 
der, jouir,    avoir,   préoccuper, 
agiter,  rendre  maître, prévenir. 
—  ouc'g   self,    prendre   posses. 

siOHj  se  saisir,  s'emparer. 
Possession,     poz-zèche'-eune, 

s.  possession,  /. 
Posscssioner,  poz-zèche'-enne- 

eur,  s.  possesseur. 
Posgoseioiis,  poz-zèche'-eunnz, 

s,  domaines,  biens,  m.  pi. 

Posséssiie,     poz-zes'-sive,   a. 

possessif,  [possesseur,  m. 

PoBséssor,     poz-zes'-seur,     s, 

Pusséssory,  poz-ies'-seur-i,  a 

propriétaire. 
P<ia8e«,pos'-sitt,  s.  boisson  com- 
posée de  lait  caillé  avec  du  vin 
ou  de  l'eau-de-vie,  /. 
Possîbilliy,   pos-sl-biK-1-ti,    s, 
possibilité,/.  [ble. 

Piissiblc,  pos'-îi-bl,  a.  possi- 
Pôssiblj,  pos'-sl-bli,  ad.  peut- 
être. 
P"»i,  pflste,  j.  poste,  /.  emploi, 
poste,  pilier,  poteau,  postillon, 
courrier,  messager,  m.  To  ri. 
<J<;  —,  courir  la  poste. 

—  boy,  s.  postillon,  m. 

—  cbaise,  s.  chaise  de  poste,  /. 

—  baste,  a.  à  toute  bride,  en 
poste. 

—  horse,  J.  cheval  de  poste,  »i. 

—  hackney,  s.  bidet  de  poste, 
cheval  de  louage. 

—  bouse,  s.  messagerie,  /. 

—  masier,  s,  maître  de  poste, 
"î.  [»?. 

—  ofGee,  s    bureau  des  postes, 

—  paid,  a.  affianchi. 

—  stage,  s.  relai  de  poste. 

—  ,  un,  aller  en  poste. 

— ,  va.  poster,  placer;  transcrire 
d'un  livre  sur  un  autre,  enre- 
gistrer      [To  —  up,  afficher. 

Postagc,  pft'.siédje,  s  port  de 
lettre,  m.  [postérieure,  /. 

Pûstdntc,    p6st'-déie,    J.    data 

— ,  va.  dater  postérieurement. 

PosIdilÛTian,    pôst-di-liou'-Ti- 

me,  a.  après  le  déliwe. 


POT  781 

Pister,  pSste'-eur,   (.   courrier, 


POT 


PoBiérîor,     pO£S-li'-ri-eur,     a. 

postérieur. 

Postcriôfity,  poss-ti-rl-or'-i-ii, 
*,  postériorité,  ^, 

Po8iérioi'«,  poss-tl'-ri  eurz,  s, 
pi.  derrière,  m. 

Poctêrit}',  poss-lerM-tl,  ».  pos- 
térité, f.  [f. 

P<iateru,pAss^-teurn  ,s.  poterne, 

Posti-zisteuce,  pÀsteg-ziss'- 
tenuce,  a.  existence  Tuture,  f. 

PtSathumous,  pûst^-iiiou-nieu- 
ce,  a.  posthume. 

Pôsiil,  poss'-til,  s,  apostille,  re- 
marque/, glose, note  marginalei 

— ,  va.  apostiller,  illustrer  de 
notes  marginales. 

Poaiiliou,  poss-lii-'-yeune,  s. 
postillon,  m. 

Pésiiller,  poss'-til-eur,  s.  ce- 
lui qui  apostille,  auteur  de 
gloses. 

Posilimiuoiis,  pôst-lime''-i- 
neuce,  a.  fait  api  es. 

Po8(-mur><Iiai>,  pôst  mi-rid'- 
i-aoe,  a.  de  i'après-raidi. 

Posipôue,  p6st-pône',  va.  esti- 
mer moins;  remettre,  diffûrer. 

Postscript,  pôit'-skript,  s.  post- 
scnptum,  ni. 

Postulant,  poss'-tchiou-lannt, 
s.  postulant,  m. 

Péstuliite,  poss'-lchiou-léte.ua. 
avancer  sans  preuve. 

Poatulâtioii,  poss-tcbiou-lé'- 
cheune,  s.  demaude,  f. 

Pâslulâtoi-y,  poss'-tchiou-lé'- 
teur-i,  0.  qui  suppose,  supposé, 
sans  preuve. 

Postulâtum,  poss-tchiou-lé'- 
teum,  (.  principe,  m.  deman- 
de, f. 

Pésturc,  poss'-tchloure,  s.  pos- 
ture, disposition,  f.  ordre,  m. 
lu  a  —  of, en  état  de. 

—  master,  s.  baladin,  m. 

— ,  va.  mettre  dans  une  certaine 
posture. 

Pésy,  pô'-ii,  s.  bouquet,  m. 
devise  de  bague,  f. 

Pot,  polt,  s.  pot,  vase,  m. 


Pot  cotnpaitiou,  8.  cb'^-valierdtt 
la  coupe,  m, 

—  berli,  s    hfirbe  potagère,^. 

—  full,  s.  potée,  f. 

—  bouger,  s.  crémaillère,  f. 

—  hook,  s.  crémaillère,  f,  gri- 
bouillage, m. 

—  lid,  s.  couvercle,  ni. 

— ç-  va.  empoter,  mettre  en  pot. 

Pôiuble,  p6'  ta-bl,  a.  potable, 
bon  i  boire. 

P6tablcnes0,  p6^-ta-bl-nesse, 
s.  qualité  d'être  potable,  f. 

Potager,  p6'-té-djeur,  s.  écuel- 
le,  f.  if. 

P6tasb,    pote'-ache,s   potasse, 

Poi6tioii.  pft-té'-clieune,  j.  dé- 
bauche, orgie,  f. 

Potnto,  pô-lé'-to,  S.  pomme 
de  terre,  f.  [pansu. 

Pôthcllied,      pott'-bel-liJ,     a. 

Pdlbelly,  polt'-Lel-li,  a.  gros 
ventre.  [lir  légèrement. 

Potcb,    potche.  L'a.    faire  bouil- 

Pôtciicy,  pft'-tenn-ci,  s.  puis- 
sance, force,  /■ 

Pôieu).  p6'-tcnnl,a.  puissant. 

Péteiitate,  p3'-tenn-téte,  S.  po- 
tentat, m.  [tenliel. 

Potéiiiiul,  pStenn'-chal,  s  po- 

Potcutiâliiy.  pO-tenn-chi-al/i- 
li,  ».  —  lité,  f. 

Poléiitinllj',  pfl-tenn'-chal-li) 
ad.  —  tiellement. 

Pôteiitly,  pô' tennt-li,  ad.  puis- 
samment, [pouvoir,  m. 

Pôtcutueas,  pj'-tennt-nesse,  J. 

Pôtbccnry,  poth'i-ka-ri,  s. 
apothicaire,  m. 

Pôtber,  peufft'-eur,  S.  vacar- 
me, fracas,  m. 

— ,  vn.  se  démentir. 

Pôtiou,  pô'-cheune,  s,  potion, 
/.  breuvage,  m,        [tesson,»!. 

Potaherd,   pott'-sheurd,  S.    têt, 

Pôttage,  pot'-lidje,  s.  potage, 
m.  soupe,  f. 

PoKer,  poi'-teur,  s.  potier,  m» 

—'a  clay,  ».  argile,  terre  k 
potier,  f.  [rie,  f. 

Pôtlery,      pot'-teur-i,  s.    pote-. 

Pétillent,  p&'-lchiou-lennt|  0% 
potable,  ivra. 


POV 


782 


PRA 


finlosi  pot'-tinngne,  s.  l'ac- 
tion de  boire,  f.  [m. 

Pétile,    pol'-tl,  s.   demi-gallon, 

Puliûliuiit,  polt-val'jannt,  a. 
enhardi  p.ir  la  boisson. 

Pouch,  paoulche,  s  sachet,  m. 
poche,  bourse,^. 

— 9  va.  empocher. 

Poull,  p6lt,  s.  poulet,  m. 

Péullerer,  pftl'-teur-eur,  s. 
poulailler,  gibecière,  m. 

Pôultice,  pôl'-tice,  s.  cataplas- 
me, »i. 

—,  Uii.  meltre  un  cataplasme. 

Pôulirj,  p6l'-lri,  s.  Tolaille,  f. 

—  house,  s.  poulailler,  m. 

—  yard, s.  basse-cour,  /. 
Pouucct  paounuceiS.griîe,  ser- 
re; pierre  de   ponce,  sandara- 

—  ,  va.  griffer,  poncer,  poudrer. 
Pouuced,    paouonst,    a,    qui    a 

des  griffes,  pris  dans  les  griffes. 

Poûocc<-box,  paouDn'-sill- 
boks,f.  poudrière,  ^. 

Pouiid,  paounnd,  s.  livre,  ll-vre 
sterling;  fourrière,  f.  parc,  en- 
clos, m. 

— ,  t'a.  piler,  broyer,  concasser; 
melire  en  fourrière,  parquer. 

Poùiiduge,  paounnd'-idje,  s. 
sou  pour  livre. 

Poùiider,  pacunnd'-eur,  s.  pi- 
lon, broyeur,  canon  d'un  cer- 
tain calibre,  »j. 

Pour,  paour,  va.  verser,  ré- 
pandre, ISicber. 

—,  vn.  couler  rapidement,  à  flots, 
fondre,  se  précipiter.  To  — 
dovru  —,  tomber  à  verse  (of 
rain).  [verse. 

Poûrer,  paour' -eur,  j.  celui  qui 

Poul,  paoutt,  s.  mine,  bouderie, 
^.  francolln    m.  lamproie,^. 

— ,  va  bouder,  faire  !a  mine, 
saillir.  [derie,/'. 

Poûiiug,  paoult'-Inngne,  >.  bou- 

—  boy,  j.  Ijoudeur,  m. 

—  giri,  s.  boudeuse,  f. 
Pôvcrtf,    poT/'-veur-ti,    S,  pau- 

weté,  misère,  f  To  como  to 
— ,  tomber  dans  la  misère.  To 
ftlend  —,  crier  misère. 


PoTerly  alruck,     a,    dans    l> 

misère. 
Pomdci-,  paou'-deur,».  poudre, 
f.  Countcsg**  — ,  jcsiiit's— , 

quinquina,  m.  Gmi  — ,  pou- 
dre à  canon.  Tooih  — ,  pou- 
dre dentifrice. 

—  box,  s.  poudrier,  m, 

—  car(,  s.  eaisson,  m. 

—  horn,  —  case,  -  Oasfc,  I, 
poire  &  poudre,  f. 

—  mill,  s.  poudrière,  f.  mou- 
lin à  poudre,  m. 

—  puff,  ».  bouppe  i  poudrer. 

—  rooin, —  mngnsiiie.  S.  pou- 
drière, la  sainte  barbe,  f. 

—  ,  l'a.  poudrer,  saupoudrer;  pul- 
■vériser,  piler,  s'élancer  avec 
violence.  To  —  oue''s  bnir, 
se  poudrer. 

Pôndered,  paou'-deurd,  a. 
ch.imarré. 

Pôndvriiig-lub,  paou'-deur- 
inngne-teub,  ».  saloir,  m, 

Pdwdery,  paou'-deur-i,  a.  pou- 
dreux, friable. 

Power,  paou'-eur,  s.  puissance, 
autorité,  influence,  divinilé,  f, 
pouvoir,  empire,  m.  To  give 
foll  — ,  donner  carte  blanche. 

Pôvrcrable,  paou'-eur-a-bl,  a- 
coupable  de.  [puissant. 

Pônerrul,     paou'-eur-foul,    a. 

Pdiverfiill),  paou'-eur-foul-li, 
ad.  puissamment. 

Pôm-rrulucss,  paou'-eur-foul- 
ncsse,  s.  force,  énergie,  f. 

Pônerless,  paou'-eur-Iesse,  a. 
sans  pouvoir. 

Pox,  poks,  s.  vérole,  maladie 
vénérienne  ChicUen  —,  vé- 
role volante,  f.  Cow  —,  vacci- 
ne, f.  Sniall  —,  petite  véro- 
le, /.  [de  corde,  m. 

Po)',pol,  5.  balancier  de  danseur 

Po»e,»Oî/ez  Po»c. 

Prâclic,  prak'-tik,  a.  pratique. 

Prâciicable,  prak'-tl-ka-bi,  a. 
praticable. 

Fràclicablenesa,  —  bilitjr, 
prak'-ti-ka-bl-nesse,  bil'-i-ti,  j. 
possibilité  d'fitre  mis  en  prat» 
que. 


PRA 


783 


PRE 


Pjr&ctical>ly,prak^-ti-ka-bli,a<2. 
d'une    manière    praticable. 

Prâctical,  prak'-ti-kal,  a.  pra- 
tique, [en  pratique. 

Prâcticall}',prak'-ti-kal-li,  <ul. 

Pi'âcticalueHS,  prak'-li-kal- 
nesîe,  a.  ce  qui  est  praticable. 

Prûciice,  prakMice,  s.  prati- 
que, routine,  f.  exercice,  arti- 
fice, m.  Intrigues,  f  pi. 

— ,  va.  pratiquer,  exercer,  pro- 
fesser, [praticien. 

PràvtUer,      pra'i' tice  eur,     J. 

Pracliliouer,  prak-tiche^-eune- 
eur,  s.  praticien,  celui  qui  em- 
ploie des  ruses. 

Prsecôgulta,  pri-kog'-nita,  *. 
choses  dont  la  connaissance 
sert  h  entendre  ce  qui  suit,  f, 

Pragniûiic,  prag-l?  V-tik,  s. 
pragmatique,  f. 

Praginâtical,  prag-mat^'-tl  kal, 
a.  prSt  i  se  mêler  des  alTaires 
d'autrui;  importun-  imperti- 
nent, 

PragmilicalVj,  prag-mat^-ti- 
kal-li,  ad.  d'une  manière  im- 
portune, impertinente;  en  ss 
mêlant  des  affaires  des  autres. 

Pragm&ticaliieas,  prag-mat''- 
tl-kal-uesse,  s.  Iiumeur  de  se 
mêler  des  affaires  d'autrui,  im- 
portunité,  impertinence. 

Praise,  préze,  s.  louange,  gloi- 
re, réputation,  f.  mérite,  m. 

—,  va.  louer,  vanter,  éleveri 
rendre  giices. 

Prâiserul,  —  worihy,  préze'- 
foul,  a.  louable. 

Pï&îser,  pré'-zeur,  x.  admira- 
teur, m.         :  tion  de  louer,  f. 

Prâising,  pré'-zinngne,  s.  l'ac- 

Pranie,  préme,  s.  prame,  f. 

Praucc,  prannce,  vn.  se  ca- 
brer, se  pavaner,  parader. 

Prâucer,  prannce'-eur,  s.  che- 
val de  parade,  m. 

Pr&uciug,  prannce'-inngne,  a. 
qui  se  cabre.  [folie,  f. 

Prauk,    pranngk,   5.    écbappée, 

— ,10.  parer,  ajuster,  orner. 

Prâukiuei  pranngk'-inugne,  i. 
païu'L 


Prale,  prête,  vn.  jaser,  babiller., 
causer.  [m. 

— ,  s.  causerie,  f.  babil,  m. 

Prâter,  pré'-teur,s.  iaseur,  cau- 
seur, [caquet,  m» 

Prâlïng,  pré'-tinngne,  s.  babil, 

— ,  a.  babillard. 

Prâtiiigly,  pré'-tinngne-Il,  ad. 
en  babillard. 

Pr&tique,  prateMk,  i.  (mar.^ 
libre  pratique. 

Prâitle,  prat'tl,  vn.  caqueter, 
causer. 

— ,  s.  caquet,  babil,  m. 

Prâiiler,  pratt'-leur,  s.  bavard. 

Prâvity,  praVi-ti,  ».  COrrufk 
tion,  méchanceté,  f. 

Prawii,  prifflne,  s.  crevette,  f. 

Pray,  pré,  va.  prier,  supplier. 

Prâyer,  pré'-eur,  s.  prière,  re- 
quête, supplique,  f. 

—  book,  s.  livre  de  prières,  m. 

Prajing,  pré'-lnngne,  S.  l'ac- 
ti".».  de  prier,  prière,  f. 

Preai<b,  pritche,  ïn.  prêcher, 
annoncer. 

— ,  vn.  prêcher,  publie.-,  Tanler. 

Préacbcr,  prltcne'-eur,  ».  pré- 
dicateur, m. 

Préacbiiig,  pritche'-lnngi^e,  ». 
prédication,  f. 

Préacbmeui,  pritche'-mennl,  ». 
prêche,  sermon,  m. 

Préamble,  pri'-amm-bl,  ». 
préambule,  m.  introduction, 
préface,  f. 

Prcapprcbciisiou,  pri-ap-pri- 
henn'-cheune.  s.  préjugé,  m. 

Prébeud.  preb^-ennd,  «.  pré- 
bende, f. 

Prebéndal,  pri-benn'-dal,  a. 
concernant  une  prébende. 

Prébeudarj,  preb'-enn-der-l, 
».  chanoine,  m. 

Precârious,  pri-ké^-ri-euce,  at 
précaire,  incertain 

Precâriousl),  pri-ké'-ri-euce- 
li,  ad    précairement. 

PrccâriuiisiiesB.  pri'ké''-ri-eu- 
ce-nesse,  s.  incertitude,  [•' 

Précaution,  pri-kaV-cheuDe,(> 
précaution,  /. 

■  r»^'  aterlir. 


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Prceed&neouB,  prèce-i-dé'-ni- 
euce,  a.  précédent. 

Précède,  pri-cide',  va.  précé- 
der, devancer. 

Precédeuce,  —  cy,  pri-ci'- 
dennce,  denn-cl,  s.  préséance, 
supériorité,  f. 

Précédent,  pri-cl'-dennt,  ». 
précédent,  exemple,  m. 

—,  a.  précédent. 

—  book,  s.  protocole,  m. 
PrecédentI)',      pri-ci'-dennt-li, 

ad.  précédemment. 

Prccéulor,  pri  cenn'-teur,  s. 
grand  chantre,  m. 

Précopt,  pri'-cepl,  s,  piécepte, 
m,  instructionj  loi,  f. 

Precc|i(ial,  pri-cep'-chal,  a. 
consistant  en  préceptes. 

PreccpiiTe,  pri-cep^-tive,  a. 
didactique. 

Preccptor,  pri-cep'-teur,  s. 
précepteur,  m. 

Preccssion,  pri-sèche'-eune,  s. 
précession,  l'action  de  précé- 
der, f. 

PrecîucC,  pri-cinngkt'i  s.  ban- 
lieue, f.  ressort,  m. 

Précioiia,  pièche'-euce,  a-  pré- 
cieux, de  prix. 

Prcciously.  prèche'-euce-li,ad. 
précieusement, 

Préciousuess,  Preciôsîly, 
prèche'-euce-nesse,  pri-chi- 
oss'-i-ti,  s.   prix,   m.  ■valeur,  f. 

Prérîpice,  près'-si-pice,  s.  pré- 
cipice, m. 

Precipitaiice,  —  cy,  pri-cip'- 
pi-tannce,  tann-ci,  s.  !ougae,f. 

Précipitant,  pri-cip'-pi-tannt, 
a.  empressé,  fougueux. 

Precipitaiittiess,  pri-cip^-pi- 
tannt-nesse,  s.  ■vivacité,  préci- 
pitation, f. 

Precipitate,  pri-cip'-pi-tate,  a. 
précipilé,  empressé,  qui  se 
précipite. 

— ,  s,  précipité,  m. 

Precfpitute,  pri-cip'pi-léte, 
va.  précipiter,  hâter. 

—  ,  vn.  se  précipiter,  se  hâter; 
précipUer. 

Precfpitntely,  —  tuully,  pri- 


Bip'  pi-tate-li,  tannt-ll,ad.  pré- 
cipitamment. 

Précipitation,  pri-cip-pi-té^* 
cheiine,  s.  précip;lation,  f, 

Precipilnus,  pri-cip'-pi-teUC8, 
a.  précipité,  rapide. 

Précipiit,  prl'-ci-peult,  s.  pré- 
ciput,  m. 

Précise,  pri-salie',  a.  précis, 
exact,  précieux,  affecté,  céré- 
monieux, [précisément. 

Preci«el}-,      pri-saïze'-li,      ad, 

Preclseuce»,  pri-saïze'-ness^ 
s.  précision,  exactitude,  for- 
malité, f, 

Precisian,  pri-sij'-i-ane,  f.  ri- 
goriste, homme  scrupuleux,  su 
perstilieux,  j». 

Précision,  prisij'eune,».  pré- 
cision, txactilude,  f. 

Prccisive.  pri  saî'-ciT,  a.  scru- 
puleux, strici,  précis. 

Preclûde,  pri-lilioude',  va.  ex- 
clure, prévenir,  empêcher. 

PrecôciouB,  pri-kô'-cheuee,  o. 
piécoce.  [cocilé,  f, 

Pcecéclty,  pri-l£Os'-si-ti,  S   pré- 

Prccôgitate,  pri-kod'-dji-téle, 
va.  méditer  d'avance. 

Precogiiàtioii.  pri-kod-dji-té'- 
cheune,î.  méditation. 

Prcco^nition,  pri-kog-niche'- 
eune,  s.  connaissance  antici- 
pée, f.  [préjugé,  m. 

Preconcéït.   pri-konn-cite^,    s. 

Preconcéiïe,  pri-konn-cive', 
va.  concevoir,  se  figurer  d'a- 
vance. 

Preconcéption,  pri-konn-cep'- 
cheune,  s.  préjugé,  îîl. 

Prccdntract,  p'ri-konn'-trakt, 
s.  contrat  antérieur,  m. 

— ,  va.  contracter  d'avance. 

Precûrse,  prikeurce',  (.  avant- 
coureur,  m.  action  ûe  t^récé- 
der   f. 

Precûrsor,  pri-keur^-cear,  5, 
précurseur,   avant-coureur,  m, 

Predâceous,  pri-dé'-cheuce,  O. 
qui  vil  de  rapine. 

Prédal,  pri'-dal,  a.  pillard. 

Predâiious,  pri-dé'-cheuce,  •. 
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Prédaiory,   pred'-da-teur-i,   0. 

rapace.  [a.  prédécédé. 

Predecéaser,    pri-di-clze'-eur, 
Préd<^cease,      ^rl^-di-cîze,     s. 

prédécès,  m. 
— ,  vn.  prédécéder. 
Predccékisor,   pred-i-CCS^-seur, 

s.  prédécesseur,  m. 
Predesliuàaiau,       pri-dess-ti- 

né'-rl-aue,j.  fataliste,  m. 
Predéstiiiate,      Prédestine^ 

pri-dess'-li-nèle    tins,  ua.  pré- 
destiner, déterminer  d'avance. 
Predeatiuàtîou,  pri-dess-li-né^- 

cheune,  s.  —  tion,^. 
Pa'edéstluator,  pri-dess^-ti-Qé- 

teur,  s.  fataliste,  m. 
PredelermluÂtiou,         pri-di- 

teur-mi-né'-cheune,   ».    prédé- 

termluation,/. 
Predeeérmiue^        pri-dl-teur^- 

mine,  va.  prédéterminer. 
Prédial,  pri'-dji-al  or  pri'-dl-al, 

a.  qui  consiste  en  terres. 
Prédicable,    prid'-di-ka-bl,  a. 

prédicable, 
—  ,  ».  universel,  m. 
Predîcameiit,  prl-dlk^-ka- 

mennf,  ».  état,  genre,  m.  con- 
dition, ealégorie,  f. 
Prcdicaïuéutal,  pri-dlli-a- 

menn'-tal,  a.  qui  a  rapport  aux 

catégories. 
Prédicaul,    pred'-di-kannt,   ». 

prédicateur, m.  [but,  m. 

Prôdicalc,pred'-di-kéte,<.attri- 
— ,  va,  affirmer. 
Predirâliou,   pride-i-ké'-cheu- 

ne,  s.  affirmation,  publication, 

Predict,  prl-dikt',  va,  prédire. 
Prédiction,  pri-dik'-cheuoe)  t. 

—  tion,  f. 
Prodiclor,     pri-dlkMeur,     ». 

prophète,  de-yin,  m. 
Prédilection,  prl-dl-lek'-cheu- 

ne,  t.  prédilection,  f. 
Pi-edispése,  pri-diss-pûze',  va. 

préparer,  prédisposer. 
Predispoiiiiiou,       prl-diss-pA- 

zichc'-eune,   ».  disposition  faite 

d'a-zance,  f. 
Predôœiuauce, —  nai>ù«  rfi- 


dom'-mi-nïnnce,     nann-cl,   •. 

ascendance,  f.  pouvoir,  m. 
Prédominant,        pri-dom^-mt- 

nannt,  a.  —  nant 
Predémiiuate,  pri-dom'-mi-Bi- 

te,  un.  prédominer. 
Prceléct,    prl-i-lekt'.  Va.    élirt 

auparavant. 
Preoléction,  pri-i-lok'-cheune, 

s.  élection  faite  d'avance,  '. 
Prééminence,  pri-em^-mi- 

nennce,   ».     prééminence,    su- 
périorité, f. 
Prc-éuiinent,prl-em''-mi-nennt, 

a    prééminent. 
Préemption,     prl-em'-cheune, 

».  p-'éemption,  f. 
Preemi,  prlne,  va.  se  dit  des  oi- 
seaux quand  ils  nettoient  leurs 

piumes. 
Preeugâge,       prl-enn-guédje^, 

va.  engager  par  avance. 
PreougÂgemeut,  pri-enn* 

guédje''-mennt,  ».    engagement 

antérieur,  m. 
Pr^éniug,      prtne'-lnngne,    ». 

action     des    oiseaux    qui    net- 
toient leurs  plumes. 
Prccstâblisb,  pri-i-stab'-liche, 

va.  préétablir. 
Prerstâblichmenl,  prl-i-stab'- 

)>cbe-mennt,  ».  règlement  fait 

d'avance,  m. 
Preexist,       prl-egz-isle',    vn. 

préexister. 
Préexistence,  pri-egz-i«s'- 

tennce,  ».  préexistence,  f. 
Préexistent,  pri-egx-iss'-tenut, 

(i.  préexistant. 
Préface,  pref'-face,  ».  yréface, 

f.  avant-propos,  m. 
— ,  vn.  dire  en  forme  de  préface. 
— ,  va.  préluder,  faire  un  avant- 
propos,  faire  une  préface. 
Préfatory,     pref'-fa  teur-l,     a, 

préliminaire,  introductif. 
Préfect,  prl'-fekt,  s,  préfet,  m, 
Piéfecture,  pref'-fek-!ioure,  s. 

prérecture,  f. 
Prefér,   pri-feur',  va.  préférer, 

avancer,  proposer,  élever. 
Préférable,    pret'-fer-a-bl,    a. 

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Prcfcrabloncss^  pref-'-fer-a-bl* 

nesse,  s.  avantage,  choix,  m. 
Prcfernbl).  pref-fer-a-bli,  ad. 

préréiabicment. 
Préférence,       pief'-fer-ennce, 

s.  préféroiicp,/, 
Preférmoiit.     pri-reur'-mennt, 

S.  avancement,  m   place  élevée, 

supérieure,    proirotion,  f.  To 

coms  lo   —,  obtenir  un     em 

plol  supérienr. 
Preférrcr,  pri-feur'-eor,  s.  ce- 
lui, celle  qui  a  des  préférences. 
Prefigiirate,      pri  Bg'-jou-rêle, 

vn.  figurer  par  avance. 
PreOgiir&iion,    pri  fig-jou-ré'- 

cheune,  s.  figure  antérieure,/'. 
PreHuc.  pri-faïne',  t'a.    limiter 

d'avance. 
PréDx.  prl'-fiks,  s    préfixe,  m. 
—.vu    arrêter,  mettre  devant. 
Prefixioii,     pri  (lk/-cheune;    s 

action  de  mettre  devant. 
PreftSi'm,  pri-form',  va.  former 

d'avance. 
Prégnaucj,    preg'-nann-ci,   ». 

grossesse,  ferlililé,  f. 
Prégnanl.    prig'-nannt,   a.  en- 
ceinte, inventif,  subtil,  fécond. 

To  become  — .coucevuir. 
Prégiiaiiily,  prig'-nannt-ii,  ad. 

disertemenl,    fortement,    avec 

fruit. 
Pregustétiou,     pri-gueuss'-té- 

cheune,   s.  avant-goût,  m. 
Prejûdge,    Prejûdicjite.  pri- 

djeuclje',  pri-djiou'-di-kéte,  va. 

préjuger,  condamner  d'avance, 

deviner. 
Prejûilîfale,  a.    conçu  d'avan- 
ce,   prémédité.    —    opiuious, 

préjugés. 
Prejiiclieâlion,      prl-djlou-dl- 

ké'-clieune,  s.  préjugé,  m. 
Préjudice,    prid'-djiou-dlce,  ». 

préjudice,  préjugé,  7)i. 
^,   va.    préjudicler,    faire    torl, 

prévenir. 
Préjiidfcial.  pred-djiou'-diche- 

al,  a    préjudiciable. 
PreJudicialnesB,     pred-djiou- 

diche'-al-nesse,  ».   méchanceté, 

malignité,  ^ 


Prélacy,  —  lalure,  —  laiu* 
resbip,  prel'-la-cl,  la-tioure, 
Intiourecnipe,  s.  prélalure,  f. 
épiscopat,  m.  ['"■ 

Prcittic,    prel'-late,   s.    prélat, 

Prc'lâtical.pri-lat'-ti-kal,a.  qui 
regarde  les  prélats» 

Prel&tiou,  pri-lé'-cheune,  s. 
prélation,  f, 

Preicction.  pri-lek'-cheune,  j. 
lecture,  leçon,  f. 

Prelibâtiou,  pri-Iaï-bé'-chcu- 
ne,  s.  avant-goût. 

PreWminnry,  pri-limeM-Da-ri, 
a.  préliminaire. 

Prélude,  prel'ioude,  ».  prélu- 
de, commencement,  m. 

— ,  i)(i.  préluder. 

Prelûsiwe.  pri-llou'-cive,  O. 
préliminaire. 

Piemâtiire,  pri-ma-tloure',  ». 
prématuré,  imprévu. 

Premaiùrel)',  prima-tioure''- 
li,  ad.  prématurément. 

Preniotûreuesa,  —  ri(y,  pri- 
ma-tioure'-nesse,  tiou'-ri-ti,  ». 
prématurité,  f. 

Preuiéditate,  prl-mèdeM-tcte, 
va.  préméditer. 

Premedilâtio».  pri-mède-i-té'- 
cheune,  s.  —  tien,  f. 

Prémerit,  pri'meur-it6.  Va, 
mériter  le  premier.  [f.  pi. 

Prémices,  prème'-i-siz,  ».  — ces, 

Premier,  prime'-jeur,  ».  le 
premier  ministre,  m. 

Premfie,  prl-ma!ze',  va.  dire 
par  avance. 

Préimise*.  prème'-ls-siz,  s.  pré- 
misses, terres,  maisons,  f.pl. 

Prémiiim,  prl'.ml'eume,  ». 
prix,  pot-de-vin,  m.  prme,  f. 

Prcmouisb,  pri-mon^-nicbe,  va 
piévenir. 

Premôiiishmciii,  Premoiif- 
tion,  pri-mon'-niche-mennt, 
mô-niche'-eune,  s.  avis  préli- 
minaire, m. 

Preméuilorj',  primon'-cl- 

teur-i,  a.  qui  avertit  d'avance. 

Prem6ii8trate.  pri-monn'-stré- 
te,  lia.  montrer  d'avance. 

Prémuuire,    prem''miou''-DSl< 


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i,  ».  emprisonnement  et  con- 
fiscalionde  biens,  embarras, m. 

Freiiémeii,  Rre-nô'-menn,  s. 
pr6nom,  m. 

Freuéiuiiinte,  pri-nom'-ml-né- 
te,  va.  nommer  par  avance. 

Freiiomiuâtiou,  pri-nom-mi- 
né'-cheime,  s.  —  lion,  f. 

Preuâtion,  prl-nâz-cheune,  s. 
prescience j  /. 

Pi'éutice,  prenn'-tice,  s.  ap- 
prenti. To  bSnd  — ;  mettre  en 
apprentissage. 

Pi'éiiticesbip,  prenu'-lice-cbi- 
pe,  s.  a[iprentissage,  jn. 

Prenuuciàtiou,  prl-neunn-cbi- 
é'-cheune,  s.  pronostic,  m. 

Preôccupaucy,  pri-ok'-kiou- 
pann-cl,  s.  possession  aalérleu- 
re,f. 

Preéccupale,  pri-ok'-kiou-pé- 
te,  va.  préoccuper,  remplir  de 
préjugés,  prévenir,  anticiper. 

Preoccupâiiou,  pri-ok-liiou- 
pé'-cheune,  s.  préoccupation, 
f.  préjugé,  m. 

Pre6cciipy.pri-ok'-kio<s-paî,va. 
préoccuper,  prévenir. 

Prcémiuate,  pri  om^-mi-néte, 
va.  pronostiquer. 

Preépiuiou,  pri-fi-pine'-jeuue, 
s.  préjugé,  m, 

Preoi'dâin,  prl-or-déne',  va. 
ordoDiior  auparavant,  dispo- 
ser d'avance. 

Preordiiiâliou,  pri-or-di-né'- 
cbeune,  s.  règlement  anté- 
rieur, m. 

Prepàid,  pri-péd',  a.  affran- 
chi, port  payé. 

Prepurâtioii,  ptep-ar-é-cheu- 
ne,  s.  préparation,  f.  apprêts. 
m.  pi,  appareil, m. 

Prcpâralive,  pri-par'-ra-live, 
s,  préparatif,  m, 

— ,  a.  préparatoire. 

Prepârutivcly,  prl-par'-ra-ti- 
ve-ii,  ad.  préalablement,  pre- 
mièrement. 

Prepâiaiory.  pri-par'-ra-teur- 
i,  (1.  préparatoire,  dispositif. 

Prepnraloriljr,  pripar'-ra- 
teur-i-li,  a4.  préalablement. 


Prcp&re,  pri-pére',  un.  prépa^ 
rer,  disposer,  ajuster,  apprêter- 

— ,  vn.  se  tenir  çrôt,  s'ajuster, 
s'apprêter. 

Prepârcdlj,  prt-pé'-red-li,  ad. 
par  précaution. 

PrcpârcdueSB.  pri-pé'-red-ncs- 
se,  s.  act.  de  se  préparer,  état 
d'une  personne  préparée. 

Préparer,  pri-pé'-reur,  a,  C» 
qui  prépare. 

Prcpây,  pri-pé',  VU,  affran- 
chir, payer  d  avance. 

Prrpâyuieiit,  pri-pé'mennt,  f. 
affranchissement,  ))i. 

Prepéusc,  —  »cd,  pri-penn 
ce',  pennst',  a  prémédité. 

Prcpéiidérauce,  —  cy,  Pre» 
pouderatioii,  pri-poun'-der- 
annce,  ann-ci,  der-é'-cheune,  s 
supériorité,  prépondérance,  f. 

Prcpéuderatp,  Prepôuder, 
pri-ponn'-der-éte,  der,  m. 
l'emporter,  avoir  plus  d'in- 
fluence, [avance. 

— ,  un.    examiner  ou    peser    par 

Prepôuderuting,  pri-ponn'- 
der-éle-inngne,  a.  prépondé- 
rant. 

Prépose,  pri-p6ze',  va.  prépo- 
ser, mettre  devant. 

Prepoaitiou,  pripô-ziche''-eu- 
ne,  s.  préposition,  f. 

Prcpôeilive,  pri-poz'-zi-tive,  a, 
prépositif. 

Prepésilor,  pri  poz'-ziteur,  (. 
préposé,  m.  [préoccuper. 

PrepdsBcss,     pri-poz'zess,    va. 

PrepÔNsesscd,  pri-poz'-zest,  a. 
prévenu,  préoccupé.  To  be  — 
wiih,  être  coiffé  de. 

PrepoBSétsio»,  prl-poz-zècbe'- 
eune,  s.  préjugé,  m.  iréotcu- 
pation,  prévention,^. 

Prepdaterouc,  pri-poss'-ter- 
euce,  a.  déplacé,  &  rebours,  i 
contre-tempn,  absurde. 

Prepôstci'Oiwly,  pri-poss'-ter» 
euceli,  ad.  à  rebours,  à  con- 
tre-temps. 

Prepô«lerouB>ie»8,  pri-poss^« 
ter-euce-nesse,    s.    absutdiléf 

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PRÉ 


Prep6«ei>cy,  prip&'-tenn-cl,  S. 
prépondérance,   f.  pouvoir,  m. 

Pri'puce,  pri'-piouce,  $.  pré- 
puce, Tii.    [demander  d'aTance. 

Prcrrqiiiro,  pri-ri-kouaîre',i«i 

Prcréquisite,  pn-rek'-kouiz- 
ite,  a.  remis  d'avance. 

Prérogative,  prl-rog'-galive, 
».  prérogatiTe,  /. 

Prerôgatived,  pri-rog'-ga-tivd, 
a.  ayant  prérogati've. 

Présage,  pres'-sédje,  5.  présa- 
ge, augure,  m. 

—,  ua.  présager,  prédire. 

—,  vn.  former  des  présages,  con 
jcclurer. 

PrcHâgemenl,  pri-sêdje' 

mcnnt,    s.    présage,    m, 

Présbj'Ier,  prez'-bi-teur,  ».  prô 
tre,  presbytérien,  jn. 

Prcsbj'tériau.  prez-bi-li'.ri-a 
ne,  a.  s.  presbytérien. 

Présbj'ter)',  prez'-bl-teur-I,  s 
chapitre,  m.     [».  prescience,/' 

Préacieuce,        pn'-chi-ennce. 

Préïcieiit.  pri'-cni-ennt,  a.  qu 
prévoit  l'avenir. 

Prescînd,  pri-scinnd',  va.  cou 
per,  retrancher,  abstraire. 

Pi-cscîuiis,  pri'-chi-euce,  a.  qui 
a  la  prescience. 

PrcBci'ibe,  pri-skraîbe',  va. 
prescrire,  ordonner,  imposer. 

— ,  vn.  faire  loi  ;  faire  une  ordon- 
nance, une  prescription. 

Préscriiit,  pri'-skript,  a.  pres- 
crit, [nance,  f. 

— ,    î.    mandement,    m.   ordon- 

Prescriplion,  pri-skrip'-cheu- 
ne,  ».  —  tion,  ordonnance,  f. 

Préséance,  pri-si'-anncej  ». 
préséance,  préférence,  f. 

Préseuce.  prez'-zennce,  ».  pré- 
sence, mine,  f.  —  of  miud, 
sang-froid,  m.  —  room,  — 
chamber,  salon  de  réception. 

PréseDt,  prez^-zennl,  a.  pré- 
sent, propice,  attentif. 

—,  ».  présent,  don,  m.  missive,^. 

—,  va.  présenter,  offrir,  nom- 
mer, exhiber. 

Présentable,      pri-zeDal''-a-bl. 

n.  présentable. 


Preseut&ueous,  prei-zenn-ti'. 
ni-ence,  a.  près,  vif,  soudain. 

Presenlàtiou,  prez-zenn-té'- 
cbeune,  s.  présentation,  f. 

PreséutnlÊTe,  pri-zenn'-tt-ti- 
ve,  a.  présentable. 

Présentée,  prez-zenn-tl',  s.  ce- 
lui qui  est  présenté  à  un  bénë- 
6ce,  m.  ^:. 

Présenter,  pri-zenn'-tour,  ». 
présentateur,  m. 

Preséniial,  pri-ienn'-chal,  a. 
supposant  la  présence  réelle. 

Preseuliâlity,  prl-zenn-chi-al'- 
li-ti,  ad.  présence  réelle,  f. 

Preséntiate,  pri-zenn'-chi-éte, 
va.  rendre  présent. 

Presentiflc,  prez-zenn-tif'-fik, 
a.  donnant  en  présent. 

Preséntiment,  pri-zenn^-ti- 
mennt,  »   pressentiment,  m. 

Préscntlj',  prez'-zennt-li,  ad. 
présentement,  tout  à  l'heure. 

Preséntment,  pri  lennf- 

mennt,  ».  dénonciation,  accu- 
sation, f, 

Préseulucss,  prez'-zennt-nes- 
se,  s.  présence  d'esprit,  f. 

Preservâtioa,  prez-zeur-vé'- 
cbeune,  s.  conservation,  f, 

Presérvative,  pri-zeur^-Ta-li- 
ve,  ».  préservatif,  m. 

Préserve,  pri-zeurve',  s.  confi- 
tures, conserve,  f.  réserve  (for 
game).  [der,  confire. 

— ,  va  préserver,  conserver,  gar- 

Pi-esérver,  pri-zeurv'-eur,  s. 
conservateur,  confiseur,  m. 

Presérvers,  pri-zeurv'-veurz,s- 
pi.  conserves  (spectacles),  f.  pL 

Presérving,  pri-zeurv'-inngne, 
».  .l'action  de  préserver,  d( 
confire,  conservation,  manu< 
tention,  f. 

Préside.  pri-sa!de',  vn.  pré- 
sider, commander. 

Présidence,  —  cy,  prez^-zl« 
dennce,  denn-ci,  s  survelllan' 
ce,  f,  [président,  m. 

Président,     prez'-zi-dennt,    I, 

—"m  ladj,  s.  présidente,^. 

Présidentship.  prez'-zi-deBBt 
(hiitt,  s.  prisldenc*,  f. 


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PRE 


Prosidial,  pri-sid'-djl-al,a.  qnl 
coDceme  la  garnison. 

—  ,  s.  présidial,  m. 

Press,  press,  va.  presser,  fer- 
rer, pressurer,  étreiodre,  im- 
poser, mettre  en  presse.  — 
down,  presser,  coucher  — 
soldiers,  seanieD,  enrtier 
de  Force. 
—,  s.  presse,  /.  pressoir,  m.  gar- 
de-robe, f.  tablettes,  f.  pi. 
Fresse,  leTée  de  force  pour 
armée  de  terre  ou  de  mer. 

—  bed,s.  lit  en  forme  d'armoire. 

—  gang,  s.  gens  qui  forcent  les 
matelots  à  s'enrôler. 

—  mon,  s.  pressier,  celui  qui 
enrôle  de  force,  m. 

—  mouey,  s.  argent  donné  & 
un  soldat  pour  sou  enraiement 
de  gré  ou  de  force,  m. 

.—  stick,  s,  barreau,  m. 

—  work,s.  tirage,  m. 

~  warrant,  S.  «utorisation  de 
presser. 

—,  vn.  se  presser,  envahir,  ac- 
courir, courir,  empiéter. 

Presser,  pres'-seur,  s.  pres- 
seur,tn. 

Pressing,  pres'-sinngne,  a. 
pressé,  pressant,  urgent. 

—,  i.  action  de  presser,  pressu- 
rage, pressage,  m. 

Prpssiiigly,  pres'-sinngne-M, 
ad.  instamment.       [pression,/'. 

Preesioii,      prèche^-eune,       5. 

Prestiges,  press'- tidjei,  s.  pi 
prestiges,  m.  pi.  illusions,  im- 
postures,/.  pf.         [a.  illusoire. 

Prcsiigious,  press^rti-dji-euce, 

Pressure,  prècbe'-cliioure,  s. 
caïaiiiiié,  aimctiou,  pression, 
oppression,^. 

Prest,  prèst,  a.  prit,  prompt, 
dispos. 

Presiigàlion,  press-ti-gué'- 
cbeune,    s.    prestidigitation,/'. 

Presto,    press'-l6,    ad.    preste, 
vite. 
'  Presùmably,    pri-xiou'-Bia-bli, 
ad.  sans  examen. 

Présume,  pri-zioume/,  Vn.  pré- 
■umer,   s'imaginer,    supporter, 


penser,  prétendre,  se  hasarder, 

avoir  trop  bonne  opinion  de  soi. 
Présumer,    pri-ziou'-meur,    <• 

arrogant. 
Presûmptîon,  prl-zeum'-cheu- 

ne,  t.    présomption, /.  orgueil, 

m. 
Presùmpti*e,     pri-zeum'-tlve, 

s.   présomptif,  arrogant. 
Preaâiuptuous,         pri-zeum'- 

tcliiou-euce,    s.  présomptueux, 

arrogant. 
Prcsûmpluousljr,      prl-teuffl'- 

tchiou-euce-li,  ad.  présomp- 
tueusement,  fièrement. 

Presûiuptiioiisiiess,  pri* 

zeum'-lchiou-euce-nesse,  s.  ar- 
rogance, /.  orgueil,  m. 

Présupposai,  Prcsupposi- 
tiou,  pri-seup-pô'-zal,  ziche'- 
eune,  s.  présupposition,  /. 

Présuppose,  pri-seup-pflze', 
la.  présupposer. 

Presurmiso.  pri-zeur-maïze',». 
soupçonner  davauce. 

Pretéiice,  pri-tennce',  s.  pré- 
texte, ))!.  teinte,  défaite,  opi- 
nion, /. 

Prétend,  pri-tetnd',  va.  pré- 
tendre, croire,  soutenir,  expli- 
quer, réclamer. 

— ,  in.  prétendre,  avoir  des  pré- 
tentions, feindre. 

Pretéuded,  pri-tennd'-ed,  a. 
putatif,  feint, 

Pieiéuder,  pri-tenud'-eur,  (. 
prétendant,  m. 

Pretéiidiug,  pri-tennd'-Inn- 
gne,  a.  suffisant. 

Pretéudingly,  pri-tennd'-inn- 
gne-li,  ad.  avec  suffisance. 

Preiénsiou,  pri-tenu'-cbeune, 
(.  prétention,  réclamation,/', 
prétexte,  m. 

Préterite,  Préler,  prlMer-itl, 
teur,  «.  (gra.)  passé,  prétérit, 
m,  [s.  prétention,  /. 

Preterllloii,pri-ter-riche'-eune, 

Pi'étei'iluess,  pri'-ter-itt-nesse, 
s,  état  de  ce  qui  est  passé, 

Preterlâpsed,  pri-teur-lapst', 
a.  écoulé.  [extralégal, 

PrelerléguI,  pri-teur-li'-gal,  <t. 


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PRI 


PretermfgBioii,  pri-teur-m!- 
che'euDe,  s.  —  mission,/". 

Preterinll,  prl-teur-milt',  un. 
passer  outre. 

Prelermilling,  pri-teur-mil'- 
tinngne,  $.  omission,  négli- 
gence, /. 

Preternâlatural,  pri-teur- 

nat'-tchiou-ral,  n.  surnaturel. 

Pretornâliirally,  priteur- 

nat'-tchion-ral-li,  ad.  surna- 
turellement. 

Pi-elernâtiiralness,  pri-teur- 
nal -tchiou-ral-nesseï  s.  état 
surnaturel. 

Pi-eierpérfect,  prl-teur-peur'- 
fekt,  s.  plus-que-parfait,  m. 

Pi'cterplùperrccl,  pri-teur- 
pliou'-peur-felit,  s.  prétérit  an- 
térieur. 

Preiézt,  prl-tekst',  s.  prétexte, 
«1.  ombre,  couleur,  ^  [m. 

Prêter,    pri'-tor,      s.    préteur, 

Prctériau,  pri-tô'-ri  ane,  a. 
prétorien.  [prétoire,  m. 

Pret6rium,    prl-tô'-ri-eume,  s. 

Prélorsbip,  pri'-tor-ehipe,  s. 
préture,  f. 

Pi'éttil),  prit'-li-ll,  ad.  joli- 
ment. 

PrétiincHS,  prit'-tl-nesse,  s.  a- 
grément,  m.  gentillesse,  /. 

PréJly,  prit'-tl,  a.  joli,  gentil, 
mignon. 

—  iiear,  ad.  à  peu  près,  environ. 

—  «rlks,  s. pi.  gentillesses, /'.pi. 

—  well,(id.  passablement;  la,  la, 
PrcTÛil,    pri-Téle',    va.  préva- 
loir, dominer,    l'emporter,  ob- 
tenir. —  wiili,  gagner,  fléchir. 

PreT&ilhig,  prl-vé'-linngne,  ». 
prééminence,  f. 

—,  a.  dominant,  puissant. 

PrcTÂilmcnt,  Prévalenre, 
PréTalcnc},  pti-7éle'-mennt, 
prcT'-Ta-lennce,  lenn-ci,  s.  ef- 
ficacité, force,  /. 

Prévalent,  prev'-va-l^nnt,  a. 
puissant,  dominant. 

PrëTaleutly,  prev'-'va-lennt-li, 
ad.  efficacement. 

PicvâricaJc,  prl-Tar'-ri-kéte, 
va.  prévariquer. 


ProTaricâtIon,  pri-Tar-rl-ké'" 
chcune,  J.  —  tion,  f, 

Prevâricator,  prl-Tar'-rl-ké- 
teur,  s.  —  cateur,  m. 

Prevciie,  pri-Ti-ne',  va,  empê- 
cher, prévenir. 

PreTéiiicnt,  prl-Tî'nl-ennt,  a. 
précédent,  préventif,  qui  va 
au-devant. 

Prevént,  pri-vennt',  va.  pré- 
venir, détourner,  précéder,  an- 
ticiper, empêcher,  venir  avant 
le  temps. 

Prcvênter,  pri-vennt'-eur,  (. 
qui  empêche,  va  devant. 

Prct'éiition,  prl-venn'-cheune, 
s.  prévention,  f,  empêche- 
ment, m. 

Prevcntional,  pri-venn'-cheu- 
ne-al,  a.  qui  tend  à  prévenir. 

Preïéiitiwe,  pri-vennt'-ive,  a. 
prévenant,  préventif,  préserva- 
tif. [»n. 

—,  s.  préservatif,    empêchement, 

ProTéutiïcIy,  pri-vennt'-ive- 
li,  ad  —  tivement 

Prévious,  pri'-vi-euce,  a.  préa- 
lable, [préalablement. 

Prêtlously,  pri'-vi-euce-li,  ad. 

Préïiou»iie»9.  pri'-vi-euce -Des- 
se,  s.  antériorilé,  f. 

PrcTiBloii,  pri-vij'-eune,  (.  — 
sion,  prévoyance,  f. 

Prej-,  pré,  s.  proie,  f.  butin, 
ravage,  m. 

—,  vn.  butiner,  piller,  miner, 
détruire. 

Préjcr,  pré'-eur,  t.  spoliateur, 
m.  [pisme,  «i. 

PrinpisoL,  pral'a-plzm,  J.  pria- 

Pricc,  praîce.  J.  ai;io,  prix,  m. 
valeur,/'.  A»c«— ,  un  prix  fait. 
Current  —,  inarkc»,  cours 
de  marché,  prix  courant,  m. 

— •  va.  payer. 

Priceless,  pralce'-lesse,  a.  sans 
prix. 

Prick,  prik,  l'a.  piquer,  pointer, 
noter,    dresser    les  oreilles,  ai- 
grir, exciter,    causer    des    re-  • 
mords,  noter  (un  air). 

— ,  vn.  piquer  des  deux;  s'é- 
iancer,  se  parer. 


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PRl 


PrIcU,  S.  piqûre, A  blanc,  but, 

rcmortls.  m. 

Prirker,  prlk'-keur^  s.  coureur, 
piqiieur,  m.  '    .  [m. 

Prickct,   prik'-kltt,    s.    daguet, 

Prickîng,  prik'-kinngne,  s.  pi- 
qûre, f. 

Prickie,  pr1k'-^l,  t.  piquant, 
m.  épine,  f. 

Pi'ickliue«8,  prik'-Ii-nesse,  s. 
acuité. 

Pi'i'cklouce,  prik'-Iaouse,  S 
pique-pou  (tailleur),  m. 

Pi'ickly,  prik^-li,  a,  piquant. 

Prirkiongn  prik'-sonng,  S. 
ehanson  mise  en  musique. 

Pride,  praTde ,  $.  orgueil,  m. 
fierté,  f.  faste,  rut,  m.  inso- 
lence, dignité,  f. 

^>  va.  rendre  orgueilleux.  To 
—  one^a  Bcif,  s'enorgueillir, 
s'estimer  haut. 

Prier,  pral'-eur,  ».  espion,  m. 

Pries!,  prlsle,  S   prêtre,  m. 

—  crafl,  s.  fraude  de  prêtre,  m. 

—  bond,  s.  prêtrise,  f. 

—  's  orders,  s.  ordres,  m.  pi. 

—  ridden,  a.  dupé  par  les  prê 
très,  imbécile. 

PiiéslcH,  prlst'-tesse,  «.prê- 
tresse, /. 

Prié«tliue8S,prl9le'-ll-nesse,5. 
air  de  prêtre,  m. 

Priéstly,  prlste'-II,  a.  sacerdo- 
tal, [fou,  m. 

Pris»  prig,   s.  freluquet,  jeune 

Prill,  pril,  s.  turbot,  m. 

Priiu,  primm,  n.  minaudier,  af- 
fecté, tiré  &  quatre  épingles. 

"-.  va.  minauder,  affecter. 

Priiuncy,  pral'-ma-cl,  s.  prima- 
lie,  f.         [m.  chapeau  (mar). 

Primage,    pr;il'-médje,  s.  fret, 

Priuial,  pral'-mal,  a.  premier 

Primarily,  pral'-ma-ri-U,  ad. 
surtout,  en  premier  lieu. 

Priiuariiiesa,  pral'-ma-ri-nes- 
se,  s.  primauté,  f, 

Priiuary,  pral'-ma-rl,  a.  prin- 
cipal, original. 

Primate,  praï'-mate,  s.  primat, 
m.  [s.  primalie,  f. 

Primatosbip,  praï'-mate-cbipe, 


Prime,  praTme,  a.  exquisi 
grand,  excellent,  original. 

— ,s.  l'élite,  la  fleur,  /.  le  prin- 
temps, m.  prime,  amorce,  f, 

—  ,va.  amorcer,  jDréparer,  Impi'^ 
mer. 

Primel)',  pralme'-li,  ad.  pre- 
mièrement, primitivement 

Primeness,  praIme''-oesse,  *. 
excellence,  f. 

Primer,  prim'-meur,  J.  heure», 
f.  pi.  prime,  f.  alphabet,  m. 
Great  —,  gros  romain  (prin- 
ting  type),  m.  E.OUB  — ,  petit 
romain,  m. 

Priméro,  pral-mi'-ro,  ».  prime 
(a  game  at  cards),  f. 

Pi-itiiéTnl,  —  TOUS,  praï-mî'- 
val,  Teuce,  a.  primordial,  ori- 
ginal. 

Primliig,  praV-minngne,  ».  Im- 
pression,   amorce,  f.  [f. 

—  boru,  J.  poudrière  d'amorce, 

—  iron,  ».  éplngiette,  ^.  dégor- 
geoir, t)i. 

Primitial,     pral  miche^-al,     a. 

concernant  les  prémices. 
Primitiwe,  primo'-l-tive,  a  pri- 

—  ,  s.  primitif,  m.  [milif. 
Pi'imiilveljr,      prlme'-l-ti've-lli 

ad.  —  ■vement. 

PrimitlveneBs,  prime'-I-tiT6- 
ne5se,  ».  antiquité,  ^■ 

Primness,  primm'-nesse,  s.  af- 
fectation, f. 

Primogéiiial,  praï-mô-dji'-nî- 
al,  o.  original,  élémentaire, 
primitif. 

l'rimogéullure,  praî-mô-djè- 
ne'-i-tloure,  ».  —  ture,  /.  droit 
d'aînesse,  m. 

Primordial,  prsT-mor'-di-ai  or 
dji-al,  a.  primordial. 

— ,  ».  origine,  principe  fonda- 
mental, [a.  original. 

Pi'imérdiate,  praï-mor'-di-éte, 

Primrosc,  primm'-rôze,    ».  pri- 

-,  a.  fleuri,  gai.  [mevère,  f. 

l*riiice,  prinnce,  ».  prince, 
chef,  m.  Petty  —,  principi- 
cule,  petit  prince.  —  of  Ihe 
blood,  prince  du  sang 

— '■  featlier,  ».  amarautbe,  f. 


PRI 


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PRI 


iprinee,  un.  jouer  le  prince, 
faire  le  prince. 

Prfiicedom,  prlnnce'-deume, 
s.  rang  de  prince,    [en  prince 

Prfiicelike,  prinnce'-laïke,  nd. 

Princoliiie;  prinnce'-llnngne, 
*  un  principion,  nn  gueux  ti- 
tré, m. 

Prfnccly,  prinnce'-li,  a.  de 
prince,  en  prince.        [cesse,  f. 

Prfiieeas,   prinn'  cesse,»,  prln- 

Priiicipal,  prinn'-cl-pal,  a. 
principal,  capital^  essentiel. 

—  5  s.  chef  principal,  capital, pré- 
sident, m. 

PrInciiiàlKf.  prlnn-ci-pal'-i-ll, 
».  principauté,  supériorité,  ^ 

Priiiripally,  prinn'-cl-palll, 
ad.  —  paiement. 

Priiiripalncss,  prlnn'-ci-pal- 
nesse,»    supériorité,^. 

Prfnciple,  prinn'-ci-pl,  ».  prin- 
cipe, motif,  fïï.  origine,  cause 
première,  maxime,  règle,  f. 

—,  vn.  Instruire,  graTer  dans 
l'esprit. 

Princock,  Prfurox,  prinng^- 
kok,  koks,  ».  freluquet, m. 

Prink,  prinngk,  vn.  orner,  ca- 
para  tonner. 

Prini,  prlnnt,i)rt.  Imprimer. 

—,  tin.  éditer,  puliller. 

—,  ».  impression,  trace,  marque, 
estampe,  gravure,  f.  caractère, 
tn.  —  of  Ibe  nail.  ».  coup 
d'ongle,  m.  A  book  oui  of 
—,  un  livre  dont  l'édition  est 
tpulsée.  [primeur,  m. 

Printer,     prinnt'-eur,    ».     im- 

Prindng,  prinnt'-inngne,  ». 
Imprimerie,  f. 

—  orflcp,  ».  imprimerie,  f. 
Pr<ullcaa,  prinnt'-lesse,  a.    ne 

laissant  pas  de  trace. 
Prier,  praî'-eur,  a.  antérieur, 
—,  ».  prieur,  m.  [précédent. 
Prioresc,  praî'-eur-esse,  s. 
prieure,  f.  [rite,  primauté,  f. 
Priérlij'.  praï-or'-ri-ti,  ».  pno- 
Priorship,    praî'-eur-chipe,    ». 

priorat,  m 
Priory,    pral'-eur-l,    i.    prieu- 
ré, m. 


Prlsage,  praS'-zédje,  ».  droitd» 

prise,  m. 
'Priam.  prizm,  ».  prisme,»)!. 
Pi-iamâlic,  —    cal,  priz-mat'- 

tik,  ti-lial,  u.  prismatique. 
Prism&ticallj'.        priz  mnl'-li- 

kal-11,  ad  en  forme  de  pri'ino. 
Prison,  priz'-zn,  va.  emprison- 
—,  ».  prison,^.  iner. 

—  bouac,  ».  prison,  f. 

—  baae,  —  bara,  ».  pi.  bar- 
res (aplaj),  f.  pi.        [^soruior. 

Priaoner,    prll'-in-enr,  s.  pri- 

Priaonment,  prii'-zn-mennt, 
s.  emprisonnement,  m. 

Pristiue,  prîss'-tine,  rt.  ancien. 

Prilhee,  prirt'-i,  ».  de  grâce 
(for  I  praylbee). 

Pritllpprallle,  pritll'-pratti,  ». 

—,  vn.  jaser,  babiller,  [babil,  m, 

PrivBcy.  praî'-va-ci,  s.  retraite, 
privante,  solitude,  familiariié ,  f, 

Privàdo,  praî-Yé'-dâ,  s  ami 
intime,  m. 

Private,  pral'-vatt,  a.  privé  re- 
tiré, secret,  particulier.  In  —, 
ad.  en  secret,  secrètement. 

—  conTeraalion,  ».  un  tète  k 
tête,  secret,  m. 

—  slaira,  ».  escalier  dérobé,  rji. 
—,  affaire  secrète,  f.  particulier, 

message,  secret,  simple  soldat, 
m.  [corsaire,  m. 

Privatéer,      pral-va-tlre',      ». 

— ,  un.  aller  en  course. 

Privately,  pral'-vate-lî,  ad, 
clandestinement,  en  secret. 

Privaieiteaa,  praï'-vate-nesse, 
».  obscurité,  condition  privéei 
f.  secret,  m. 

Privation,  pral-vé'-cheune,  »• 
privation,  déprédation,  f.  be- 
soin, m. 

Privative,  priv'-va-tive,  a.  pri- 
vatif. 

Privalîvely,  prIv'-va-tive-li,orf. 
—  vement. 

Privativeneas,  priv^-va-tive- 
nesse,  ».  qualité  de  ce  qui  est 
privatif,  ^ 

Prive»,  pri'-vUI,  s.  troène,  m. 

Privilège,  priv'-vi-Iidje,  s.  pri- 
vilège, m.  Immunité,  A 


PRO 


793 


PRO 


Privilège,  va.  pri\11égler, 
exempter  d'une  charge. 

Pi'ivily,  priv'-ill,  ad.  k  la  dé- 
robée, furllTement,  en   secret. 

Pri'»lty,  priv'-i-tl,  s.  connais- 
sance, parllcipalton,  confiden- 
ce, f.  aveu,  m. 

Prî»y,  priy'-i,  n.  secret,  caché, 
familier,  confident,  complice. 

—  council,  s.  conseil  privé,  m. 

—  counsellor,  s.  conseiller  du 
roi,  m.  [plaisirs  m. pi. 

—  piirsc,  t.  cassette,  f.  menus 

—  seal,!.  petit  seau,  m. 

—  «tairs,  s.  escalier  dérobé,  m. 
—,  s.  complice,  m.    le  priTé,  ca- 
binet d'à  sances. 

Prizc,  praize,  s.  prise,  f.  butin, 
prix,  m.  To  gisii»  Iho  — , 
remporter  le  prix. 

—  nioney,5.  part  de  prise,/. 

—  flghier,  J.  gladiateur,  m. 
—,  va.  éTaluer,  estimer,   appré- 
cier. 

Prfzer,  pral'-ienr,  s.  apprécia- 
teur, m. 

Prixliig,  pral'-iinngne,  s.  esti- 
mation, /, 

Pro,  prê,  prép.  pour. 

Pro  uiid  cou,  prA  annd  konn, 
pour  et  contre. 

Probabflitjr,  prob-a-bil'-l-ll,  s. 
probabilité,  f.  [semblable. 

Probable,  prob'-ba-bl,  o.  Trai- 

Prôbubly,  prob'-ba  bli,  ad 
vraisemblablement,  probable- 
ment 

Pr6bat,  Prôbale,  prfi'-batt, 
prô'-Léte,  s.  vérification  de  tes- 
tament, f, 

Probâiiou,  prô-bé'-cheune,  J. 
épreuve,  tentative,  /.  essai,  m. 

Probdiionary,  prô-bé^cheune- 
a-ri,  a.  par  essai. 

Probâtioner,  prA-bé'-chence- 
eur,  s.  novice   m. 

Probâtioucrtblp,  prfib-bé'- 
clieune-eurchipe,  t.  noviciat, 
m.  [probatoire. 

Prob&tory,    prob'-bateur-i,  a 

Probe,  prAbe  s.  sonde  (surge- 
rj),  f.  stjlet,  m. 

— I  va.  sonder  une  plaît. 


Pr6bity,  prof-l-ti,  s,  probité, 
humilité,  priorité,  f. 

Prôblein.  prob'-lème,  ».  pro- 
blème,  tJT, 

ProblomAlScal,  prob-limal'- 
ti-lal,  <J.  problématique. 

Problem&lically,  prob-!i- 

mat'-ti-kal-li,  ad.  problémali- 
qnement.  [trompe,  f- 

Prob6sris,      prA-boss'-ciss,     s, 

Prnc&rioiis.  prfl  ké'-cheuce,  a. 
pétulant,  effronlé.  impudent.  - 

Pi-ocâeîiy.  prA  kas'si-ti,  S.  pé- 
tulance, effronterie,  f. 

Procnl&rclic,  prA-kate-ark'- 
tik,  a.  précédent. 

ProcécUire,  prô-cî'-djioure,  $. 
procédure,  production,  f.  pro- 
cédé, m.  [revenn.m. 

Procécd,    prA-cld',  s.  produit, 

— ,  vn.  procéder,  venir,  prove- 
nir, partir,  dériver,  marcher 
en  avant,  passer  outre,  conti- 
nuer, agir,  aller.  To—iloclor, 
passer  docteur. 

Procéeder,  prô-cld'-eur,  s.  ce- 
lui qui  marche  en  avant,  qui 
fait  des  progrès,  m. 

Procécding,  prA  cil' Inngne,  5. 
procédé,  m.  manière  d'agir, 
actes,  mesures.  [re.A 

— .  f .   procès-verbal,  m.  procédu- 

Procélloua,  prA-cel'-leuce,  a. 
orageux. 

Procépiion,  prA  cep'  eheune, 
s.  priorité,  préoccupation,  f. 

Procérily,prA-cer'-i-ti,  J.  gran- 
deur, f. 

Pr6ce8S,  pross/-ces8,  s.  procès, 
procédé,  cours,  m.  suite,  f. 
enchaînement,  m.  tendance,/. 
Verbal—,  s.  procès-verbal, m. 

—  of  linieii,  4.  laps  de  temps,  m. 

Procésaiou,  prA-sèche'-eune, 
I.  procession,/'. 

— ,  un.  «lier  en  procession.  To 
go  a  proccsslouiiig,  aller 
en  procession. 

ProcésfliuDal,  —  "ary,  prA- 
sèche'-eune-sl,  a-rl,  a.  proces- 
sionnel. 

PrActiroulam.  piA'-k:A-aixm, 
I.  anachronisme,  m. 


PRO 


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PRO 


Pi-ôcidei!cc,  prô'-ci-dennce,  s 
chule,  f.  abaissement,  m. 

Proclâini,  prû-kiéme',  va,  pro- 
clamer, déclarer,  annoncer,  pu- 
blier. 

Proclâiraer,  pr6klé'-meur,  j. 
celui  qui  proclame,  m. 

Prôclaimtng,  pra/klé-minn- 
gne,  s.    l'action    de  proclamer. 

Pi'oclaïuâiion,  prôkla  mé'- 
cbeune,  J.  —  tion,  déclaration, 
f.  édit,  m. 

ProcU«iiy,  pr6-kliv'-l-tl,i.  in- 
clnaison,  disposition,  f.  peu- 
chant,  m. 

Pi'oclîToiis,  prfi-klal'-Teuce,  ci. 
incliné, disposé  à. 

Prociiiisul.  prâkonn'-seul,  s. 
proconsul,  m. 

Pi'Oc6iisul8liip,  prA-konn'- 
seul-chipe,  s.    proconsulat,  m, 

ProcrâsliiiaCe.  prê-krass'tine- 
été,  t'a.  remettre,  différer. 

ProcroBtiiiâliou,  prfi-krass-li- 
ne-é'-cheune,  s.  délai,  m. 

Procrâstiiiator,  pr6-kra=s'-ti- 
ne-é-teur,  s.  lemporiseur,  m. 

Prôcreanl,  prô'-kri-aUDl,  a. 
productif,  qui  procrée. 

Priicreale,  prô'-kri-éle,  va. 
procréer,  engendrer. 

Procreàliou,  pr6-kri-é'-cheu- 
ne,  s.  procréation,  f. 

Précrcativc,  prfi'-krlé-tive,  a. 
gcnéralif. 

Pr6crenti»cncs«,  prô'-kri-é- 
tive-nesse,  s.  pouToir  généra- 
teur, in. 

Pi'àcreator,  prfi'-kri  é-teur,  s. 
créateur,  père,  m 

Pr6clor,  prok'-teur,  ».  procu- 
reur, homme  d'affaires,  m. 

—,  i)ci. conduire, prendresoin  de. 

Pr6clor»bip«  prok'-leur-chipe, 
S.  charge  de  procureur,  f. 

Procûmbenl,  prô-keum'-bennt, 
a.  pench.mt. 

Pi'orûiable,  prô  kiou'-ra-bl,  a. 
qui  se  peut  procurer. 

Pi-6curocy.  prok'-iou-ra-ti,  s. 
négociation,  f. 

Prociirâliou,  pro-kjou-ré'- 

cbeune,  s.  procuration,  f. 


Procur&tor,  prok-klon'-ré- 

eur,    s.    procureur,    procura— 
tte^r,  m. 

Prosur&iorlal,  prok-klou-ra' 
t6'-ri-al,  a.  fait  par  un  pro- 
cureur. 

Procùralory,  prok-kiou^-ra- 
teur-i,  a.  procuratoire. 

B»rocûre,  prû-kioure',  va.  pro- 
curer, produire;  obtenir,  ac- 
quérir, persuader, essayer. 

— ,  vn.  taire  l'entremetleur. 

I^rocùrement,  prO-kioure^- 
mennt,  >.  entremise,^. 

Procurer,  prft-kiou'-reur,  t. 
celui  qui  obtient,  entremet- 
tour,  m. 

P»'OCÛre«B,  pro-kiou'-resse,  8. 
entremetteuse,  f. 

Procûriug,  prô-klou'-rinngne» 
s.  l'action  de  procurer,  f. 

Prédigal,    prod'  di-gal,  a.  pro- 

—  ,  s.  dissipateur.  [digue. 

Prodîgnli»j,prod-di  gal'-i-ti,  t. 
prodigalité,  eitraTagance,  f. 

I>ràdigullj'.  prod'-di  gal-li,  ad. 
a\ec  prodigalité. 

Prodigiou»,  prftdid'-djeuce, 
a.  prodigieux,  ^tonnant,  ex- 
ce- si  f. 

S'i'odi'giousl]',  prO-did'-djeuce- 
II,  ad.  prodigieusemenl,  ex- 
cessivement. 

E>rodigiousnc8«,prA-did'-djeu- 
ce-nesse,  j.  énormité,  f. 

s°r6dig)',  prod'-did-dji,  s,  pro- 
dige, m. 

E'rodiiion,  prô-diche'-eune,  s. 
trahison,  f. 

l'rédiior,  prod'-i-teur,  s.  traî- 
tre, m.  traîtresse,  f. 

l'i'odilôrious,  prod-i-tft'-ri-eu- 
ce,  a.  traître. 

l>rodûcc,  prôdiouce',   va.  pro- 
duire, apportir,  causer. 
,  s.  produit,  fruit,  m. 

i>i'odiiceut,  prd'diou^-cenDt,  a, 
ce  qui  produit. 

i>rodûcvr,  prft-diou'-ceur,  fa 
celui  qui  produit,  m. 

l>rodûcible,  piô-diou'-ci-b!,  a. 
qui  peut  être  produit. 

l'rodùcibleucsi,    prô-diou'-cl 


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PRO 


bl-nesse,  s.  étatd«  ce  qui  peut 

être  produit,  m. 
Pr6duct,    prod'-eukt,    s.     pro- 
duit, fruit,  ouvrage,  m. 
Prodûctile,    prft-deuk'lile,    a. 

qui  peut  être  produit. 
Prodûcliou,  prô-deuk'-cieune, 

s.  production,    composition,  f. 
Productive,    prft-deuk'-tiTe,  a. 

productif,  fécond. 
Pi'écm,  pr6'-ême,  s.  préface,  f. 
Profau&lioD.    prof-a-né-'-cheu- 

ne,  s.  profanation,   impiété,  f. 
Pror&ne,  pr6-féne'i  o.  profane. 

Impur. 

—  ,  va.  profaner,    polluer. 
Pi'orâiielj,      prê  réne'-ll,     ad. 

irréligieusement. 

Profàiieneas,  prt-féne'-nesse, 
s.  impiété,  f. 

Profaner,  prO-féne'-eur,  ». 
profanateur,  m. 

Pror&iiing,  prd-fëne'-inngne, 
»,  profanation,  f. 

Proféction,  prfi-fek'-cheune,  s, 
progrès,  m.  progression,/', 

Proférs,  prfl-fess',  va.  profcs 
ser,  exercer,  déclarer,   avouer, 

— ,t)n.  professer  de  l'amitié,  se  dé- 
clarer ouvertement. 

Profésscdl  j ,  prô-fes'-sed-li ,  a(!. 
ouvertement. 

Profession,  prfi-fèche'-eune,  s, 
profession,  déclaration,  protes- 
tation, f.  aveu,  emploi,  métier, 
fji, 

Proféssional,  prB-fèche'-eune- 
al,  a.  professionnel.  [ni, 

—  mail,   î,  homme    du  métier, 
Profésaor,      prfi-fes'-seur,    s. 

professeur,  m, 
Proféssorsblp,    prô-fes'-seur- 

cbipe,  «.charge  de  professeur, /■. 
PràCTer,    prof'-feur,    va.   offrir, 

proposer. 
—,  s.  offre,  tentative,^, 
Prôffercr,     prof'-feur-eur,     ». 

celui  qui  offre,  m. 
Proficieuce,  —  cj-,  pr6  fiche'- 

Bunce,    enn-ci,  s,  profit,  pro- 
grès,))!,     ty 
Prufscieiit,    çrd-îiche''-eDnl,  a. 

avancé. 


Prôlîcuoiis,  pr6'-Ë  kiou-ence,a' 

utile,  avantafjeux 
Profi'lo,    pr8  flK,    s,    profil,  m. 

lu  —,  de  prclil. 
Profile,  prô  faîle',  l'a,   profiler. 
Profit,  prof'-filt,  s,  profil,  gain, 

rapport,    revenu,  Bénéfice,  m, 

By  —,  tour  de  bàlon,  J)i.  En- 

joyment  of  tbe  — ,  usufruit, 

m. 
— ,  vn.  profiter,    bénéficier,  être 

utile,  faire  des  progrès. 
— ,  vn.   profiter  i,  avantager,  »- 

vancer,  perfectionner. 
Préalable,     prof'-fitt-a-bl,     o. 

profilable,  utile. 
—  place,  s.  emploi  lucratif,  m. 
PrôfltubleDcss,    pror-fltt-a-bl- 

ncsse,s.  avantage,  m    utilité, ^ 
I>r6filnbly,    proP-filt  a-bli,  ad. 

avantageusement. 
Pi'éfliiug,    pror'-fitt-inngne,    ». 

profit,  progrès,  m. 
Pi'6fltless.      prof'-fitt-lesse,    a. 

sans  profit,     [dérèglement,  m. 
Pi'ôfligacy,     prof'-fli-ga-cl,  ». 
E>réaiga(e,  prof'-Digate,  a.  dis- 
solu,   déréglé,    abandonné   au 

vice,  sans  pudeur. 
—,  j.  scélérat,    libertin,  débau-, 

ché,m, 
PréOigatelf,      prof'-fll-gate  11 

ad.  dissolument. 
PréOIgateness,     prof'-Di-gale- 

nesse,  ».  dérèglement,    liberti- 
nage, m. 
Pr6flueMce,prof/  fliou-ennce,». 

course,   f.    progrès,    m. 
Pr6fluent,  prof'-lliou-eDnt,  ad. 

coulant. 
Profoûnd,      prB-faounnd',      a, 

profond,    savant,  érudit,  hum- 
—,  ».  abîme,  m.  [ble. 

—,  vil.  plonger,  pénétrer. 
Profoûndlj,      prô  faounnd'-li, 

ad.  profondément. 
Profûndiiy,     Profoûndiiess, 

pr6-faounnd'-i-ti,      nesse,      ». 

profondeur,  f. 
Profûse,    pré-ficuze',   a.    pro- 
digue. 
Profusely.     prô-fiouie'-li,    a4r 

profusémeati 


PRO 

Profûseness,     pr6-8ouie'-ne»- 

se,  s.  dissipation,  /. 
Profùcioti,     pr6-fiou'-/june,   s 

profusion,  prodigalité,  /. 
Piog,,    prog,   ».    nourriture,   f. 

Tivres,  m.  pL 
— ,  vn.  dérober,  Toler,   approTl 

sionoer  cbicliement. 
ProgeuerÂiioii,  prô-djène-eur' 

é'-cheune,  s.  piL.Mgation,  ^. 
Progéiiitor,  prô-ûjène'-ite-eur, 

s.  aïeul,  aocétre,  m. 
Prôgeny,  prod'-dji-nl,   I.  race, 

lignée,  famille,  f. 
Prugiiéslicable,  prog-noss'-tl- 

ka-bl,  ((.que  l'on  peut  pronos- 
tiquer. 
Progu6*llc,     prog-nosj'-tik,  s 

pronostique,  m.  prédiclio*-    f. 

présage,  m. 
—,  a.  qui  proDOSlIqna, 
Pi'ognosllcatc,     prog-noss^-ti- 

kéte,  va.  pronostiquer. 
Progiiosticâtion,      prog-noss- 

ti-ké'-cheune,  s.  présage,  m. 
Progiiôsticalor,  prog-noss'-tl- 

gué-teur,  s.  devin,  j?i. 
Pi'ogi'âmnia,  prô-gram'-ma,  I. 

programme,  m. 
—1  t'ïï.   progresfer,   avancer,  al- 
ler en  STant,  s'amé'iorer. 
Pi'<Sgre*s.  prog'-gress,   s,    pro- 
grès, profil,  traité,   tour,  voja- 

ge,  m. 
Progression,     pr8-gtèche'-eu- 

ne, ^.progression,  /'.progrès,»!. 
Progréssioual,      Progréssi- 

Te,  pr6-grèche'  eune-al,  gies'- 

sive,  (I.  progressif. 
Progréssiveljr,   prô-gres'-sive- 

lii  ad,  eo  augmentant,   pas  h 

pu. 
Progréssiveuess,  prA-gres'-si- 

ve-nesse,   t.   aTaDCement,   m, 

progression,  /. 
Proliibii,   piô-bib'-ilt,   va.   dé- 
fendre, prohiber. 
Prohiliiied  prS-blb'-it!  ed 

2iart.  (I.  prohibé. 
Proliibiler,  prô-hib'-bi-teur,  s 

celui  qui  défend, m. 
Proliibiiiou,    piô-bi-bicbe'-eu 

De,  ».  f  reliibitioo,  f. 


96 


PP.O 


Prohfbtiorjr,  prfi-bll/-it  teup 
a.  probibitif. 

Projt-ci,  prfi-djekl',  uo.  projc 
ter,  concevoir.  [It 

—,  vn.   se    projeter,    faire  sa 

—,  ».  projet,  dessein,  m. 

Projectile, pr6-djek'-til,  ».  p 
jectile,  m.         i 

—  ,  ([.  lancé  de  trait  (an  arm). 

Projécfliig,  prô-djek'-tinngn» 
a.  Inventif. 

Projértion,  pr6-djek'-cheunt , 
».  projection,  avance,  /,  des», 
sin,  J   in,  m. 

Pr<>je'c«or.  prft  djek'-tour,  ». 
faiseur  de  projets,  m. 

ProJBcCure,  pr6  djek'tchioure, 
s.  —  tion,  saillie,  f. 

Proin.  proïne,  va.  rogner,  cou- 
per, ététer.  [cer. 

Prolâie,   pr&-l6te',  va.  pronon- 

—,  a.  plat. 

Prolâtion,  pi^.ré' cbeune,  t. 
prolation,  prononciation,  vibra- 
tion, f.  roulement,  m. 

Prolcgôincua,  prol-li-gom'- 
mi-na,  s.  prolégomène,  m. 

Prolépsis,  prê-lep'-ciss,  J.  pro- 
lepse,  f. 

Proiéptical,  prft-lep'-ti-kal,  a. 
préliminaire. 

Prolépticalljr,  prfl-lep'-ti-kal- 
li,  ad.  préliminairement. 

Proleiâi'iaii,  pifi-U-té'-ri-ane, 
s.  de  prolétaire,  m. 

Pi'ôlelary,  prô'-li-la-ri,  ».  pro- 
létaire, m. 

ProliBc,  —  cal,   prCI-Iif'-fik,  fi- 

fiai,  a.  prolifique. 
ProIiOcolly,       prô-lif'-fi-kal-II, 
ad.  abondamment,  fertilement, 
Proliacâtiou,  prA-lif-fi-ké'- 

cheune,  s    prolification,  f. 
Prolix,     ProliilouB,  prS-Iiks', 
nrû-lili'-cheuce,  a.  prolixe,  dif- 
fus, ennuyeux,  de    longue  du- 
rée. 
Prolixitf,    Prolixcness,  prlV- 
liks'-i-ti,  nesse,  s.  prolixité,/. 
Prolixly,    prô-liks'-li,    ad.  pro- 
llxement.  [».  orateur,  m. 

Pi'olocûior,    prol-16-kiou'  teur, 
Prolocûlor«bip,  prol-lA-kiou''< 


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PRO 


teur-cblpe,  s.  charge  d'orateur, 
m.  [gue,  m.  préface,  f. 

Prdiogue,    prol'-Iog,    s.    prolo- 

— »  va.  faire  précéder  d'une  pré- 
face. rioDger,  différer. 

Proloug^    prô-Ionng-',  va.   pro- 

Prolougâtloiijprol-lonng-gué'- 
cheune,  J.  —  tion,  f.  délai,  m. 

Prolûsion,  prA-Iiou'-jeune,  s. 
prélude,  m. 

Prémiueuce,  —  cy,  prom'-mi' 
seDDce,  nenn-ci,  t.  saillie)  a- 
vance,  f. 

Prômiaent,  prom'-mi-nennt,  a. 
qui  fait  saillie,  en  bosse. 

PromitcuoiiH,  prômiss^-kiou- 
euce,  a.  entremêlé. 

Promiscuousiï,  pré  miss/- 
kiou-euce-li,a(/.  p8le-mêle,l'ua 
portant  l'autre. 

PfoniÉacuotisiievs,  prô-miss^- 
kiou-euce-nesse,t.  mélaDge,m. 
confusion,  /". 

Promise,  prom'-miz,  I.  pro- 
messe,  déclaration,  /.  engage- 

—,  va.  vn.  promettre,  [ment,  m. 

->-  breach,  s,  Tiolatioa  de  pro- 
messe, 

—  breaker,  «.  trompear. 
PrômUer,     prom'-mli-enr,    t. 

prometteur. 
Prôniisine,  prom^-mlz-Inngne, 

a,  qui  promet  beaucoup 
PrôinUoriljr,  prom'-mis-seur-i- 

li,  ad.  par  promesse. 
Prôuiissory,  prom'-mis-seurl, 

a,  qui  concerne  une  promesse. 

—  Ilote,  s.  billet  &  ordre,  m. 
promesse,  f. 

Prômoutory,  prom'-meunn- 
teur-i,  s.    promontoire,  cap,  jîî. 

Pi'omôle  piô  môte',  va.  avan- 
cer, faire  fleurir^  élever,  éten- 
dre, [promoteur,  m. 

Pi'Oiii6ter,      prô-mote^-eur,     s. 

Promôliiig,  prô-môte''-inngne, 
s.  avancPTienl,  agrandisse- 
ment, m. 

Promotion,  prd-mA^-cheune,  «. 
—  tion,  f.  avancement,  encou- 
ragement, })i.  To  «eek  for—, 
travailler  à  son  avancement. 

Prompt,  prommt,    lia.  souffler. 


porter&i  Insinuer,  exciter,  pons- 

ser,  rappeler  au  souvenir, 
—,  a.  prompt.  [fleur,  m. 

Prômpter,  promm'-teur,«.  souf- 
Prômptiug,  promm'-tiDngne,s. 

suggestion,  inspiration,  f. 
Promptitude,     promm^-ti-tion- 

de,  s.  diligence,  f. 
Prômptly,      prommt'-li,       ad, 

promptement.  [s.  promptitude. 
Prôuipteuess,  prommt'-nesse, 
Pi'ômptiiary,    prommt^-tchioii- 

ari,  s.  magasin,  m. 
Prômpiure,  prommt'-tchioure, 

s.  suggestion,  f. 
Prômulgate,    prfl  meul'-guéte, 

va.  promulguer,  publier. 
Prouiulg4tiou,         prome-eni* 

gué'cheune,  ».  —  tion,  f. 
Promulgâtor,       Proniûlger, 

prome-eul-gué'-teur,   djeur,  ». 

qui  publie. 
Promulge,    prft-meuidje',     va. 

publier,  promulguer. 
Prouâtion,  prô-né'-cbeune,   (. 

instigation,  f.  [tigateur,  m. 
Pronâtor,  prft-né^-teur,  s.  ins* 
Proue,  prone,  a.  enclin,  porté, 

penché. 
Préuene«8,  Prônity,    prône'- 

nesse,    prône'-i-ti,  J.  pente,  f. 

penchant,  m.  inclination,  /. 
Proiig,  pronng,  s.  fourche,  f, 
Prouômiual,    pr6-nome'-i-nal» 

a.  —  nal.  [nom,  m. 

Prdnouu,  prA'-naounn,  î.  pro- 
Prouoûuce,  prô-paouDDCe^,  va» 

prononcer,     articuler,    réciter, 

dire,  déclarer. 
—,  vn.  prononcer,  décider. 
Proiieuucer,  prô-naounD^-ceur^ 

s.  celui  qui  prononce. 
Prououciàtiou,      prA-naounn- 

«hi  é/-cheune,s.  prononciation, 

Proof,  proùf,  (.  preuve,  /.  es- 
sai, indice,  témoignage,  m, 
épreuve,  f.  [nélrable. 

—  ,  a.    à    1  épreuve  de,    impéné- 

Proôflesa,  prdtif'-lesse,  ad.  sms 
preuve,  sans  épreuve. 

Prop,  propp,  (.  appui,  soutien^ 
étal,  m. 


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PRO 


Prop,  va.  appuyer,  soutenir,  é- 
tajer. 

Prôpngable,  prop'-a-ga-Dl)  n, 
qui  peul  être  propagé. 

Prôpagaief  prop'-a-guéte,  va 
multiplier,  étendre,  répandre, 
provigner,  engendrer. 

— ,  vn.  se  propager,  avoir  des 
descendants. 

PropngâiJon,  prnp-a-gué'- 

clieune,  s.  —  tlon,  f. 

Pi'ôpajator,  prop'-a-gué-teur, 
s.  propagateur,  ni. 

Prôpel,  prft-pell',  va.  pousser 
en  avant.  [propulseur,  ))i. 

Propéllcr,     prô-pel'-lenr,     s. 

Propéiid,  prô  pennd',  l'fî.  pen- 
clier,  êlre  porté. 

Propéiidciicj-,  prô-penn'-denn- 
ci,  s.  tendance  naturelle,  déli- 
bération, f.  examen,  m. 

Propcuse,  prô-pennce',  a.  en- 
Clin,  porté  i. 

PropéiiBity,  Propéiiaioii, 

pr8-penn'-si-ti,  cheune,  s.  pen- 
chant, m.  Inclination,  tendan- 
ce, f, 

Prâpcr,  prop'  penr,  a.  propre, 
h  propos,  convenaljle,  commo- 
de, utile.  To  lUijtk  — .  juger 
convenable.  lu  o  —  sensé, 
au  propre. 

—  jiiilge.s.juge  naturel,  m. 

Prôpei-ly,  proii'-peur-li,  ad. 
proprement,  justement. 

Prôpcriies»,  prop'-peur-nesse, 
s.  convenance,  utilité,  com- 
modité, f' 

Prôpcr«y,  prop'-peur-ti, S.  qua- 
lité particulière,  naturel;  bleus, 
m   propriété,  f. 

—,  i!<l.  approprier,  s'approprier. 

Prophecy,  prof'-fi-cl,  i.  pro- 
phétie, prédiction,  f, 

Pi-ôphcsy,  Prôphctire,  prof- 
fi-saï,  fil-taize,  va.  prophétiser, 
prédire. 

Pi-6phc(,  prof'-Btt,s.  prophète, 
m. 

Prôpheiess,      pror'-fi-tes»e,    s. 

prophétesse,  f. 
Prophclic,  —  cal,   prô  fit'-tik, 
ti-kal,  a.  prophétique. 


Pi-opheticallf,     prft-fetMl-kal- 

li,  ad.  prophétiquement. 
Proptijliiciic,  proW-lak'-tik,  a. 

préventif. 
Propiiiqnitys    prj-pinng'-koui- 

ti,  s.  proximité,  ;'.  voisinage,  m. 
Propiiiable,    prô-piche'-i-a-bl, 

a.  favorable, propice. 
Propiliale,  pr6piche'-i-éte,  va, 

rendre  propice. 
Propiii&tion,       pr8-piche-i-é'- 

cheune,    s.  propiliation,  /.  ac- 
cord, m. 
Propilîator.  pr6-p;che'-i  é-leur, 

s.  propitialeur,  médiateur,  m. 
Propilintorjr,       prô-piche'-i-a- 

teur-i,  a.  s.  —  toire. 
Propîiious,  prôpiche'-euce,  a. 

propice. 
Propitiously,   pr8-piche'-euco- 

li,    nd.    favorablement, 
PropitiousncB»,  prô  piche'-eu- 

ce-nesse,  s.  faveur,  bonté,  ;'. 
Pi'éplasm,  pr6'-p!azm,  s.   mou. 

le,  m. 
Proplâ^itice.  prS-plass'-lice,  s, 

art  de  faire  les  moules. 
Propôneut,    prô-pA'-nennt,   s. 

celui  qui  propose. 
Proportion,  prô-p6r'-cheune,  s. 

—    tion,  raison,  portion,  part, 

sjmétrie,  f,  [symétriquement. 
—,  va.  proportionner,  ajuster 
Propâi'tiouable,  prô-pôr-cheu- 

ne-a-bl,  a.  proportionné. 
Propôi-tiouably,         prô-pOr'- 

cheune-a-bli,  ad-  proportionuê- 

ment,  à  proportion. 
Propûrtioiial.piô-pôr'-cheuna- 

a-bl,  a.  proportionnel. 
Propot'lioiiàliij',         pr8-pôr- 

cheune-al'-i-ti,  s,  proportion,/'. 
Propôrlioually,  prô  p3r'-cheu- 

ne-al-li,    ad-    proportionnelle- 
ment. 
Propârlioiia<e.  pr8-p9r'-chea- 

éte,  va.  proportionner.    " 
PropôrtiouateiieBS,    prS-pôr'''* 

che'ine-éte-nesse,     i.    proponi 

tion,  f  i position,  offre,  f. 

Proposai,    prô  pô'  jal,  ».  pro- 
Propôse,  pl3-pÔZ(J  ,    vo.  propO' 

ser,  offrir. 


PRO 


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PRO 


Proiidser,  prfl  pS'-ieur,  s.  pro- 
poianl,  m. 

Piupogiiion,  prop-8-iiche'-eu- 
ne,  s.  proposition,  f. 

Pi'opositioual,  prop-8  ziche'- 
eune-al,''ai  considéré  comme 
une  proposilion. 

PropoHud,  prô-paounnd',  va. 
proposer,  offrir,  exposer,  met- 
tre en  a\ant. 

Propoûuder)  prô-paounnd'- 
eur,  s.  celui  qui  ;irnpo?e, 

Proprîetary,  prô-praï'-i-tar-i, 
a.  qui  appartient  en  propriété. 

ProprîeloF,  Proprielary, 
pr6-prai'-i-teur,  i-lar-i,  s.  pro- 
priétaire, m.  eif. 

Propi-ieires*,  prô-praï'-i-tres- 
se,  s.  propriétaire,  f. 

Propriété,  prô'praï'-î-ll,  *. 
couveuance,  propriéié,  f.  sen-s 
propre,  ni.  lu  —  ot  spca- 
king,  à  proprement  parler. 

Propt,  proppt,  a.  élayë. 

Propûgit,  prô  pioune',  va.  dé- 
fendre, \enger, 

Propiigiiâtioii,  prô  peug-né'- 
cbeune,  s.  défense,  f. 

Propûguer,  prô-piou/-neur,  s. 
défenseur,  m. 

Propulsion,  prfi-peuK-cheune, 
s.  impulsion,  f. 

Prore,  prôre,  s.  proue,  f. 

Prorogation,  pror-rô-gué'- 
cheune,  J.  —  tion,  remise,  f. 

Prorôgue,  prS-rflgue',  va.  pro- 
roger, remettre, 

Proi'6guiiig.  prô-rogue'-inngne, 
s.  prorogation,  l'action  de  pro- 
roger, f. 

Proi'ûpiion,  prfl-reup'-cheune, 
t.  act.  d'éclater,  de  crever. 

Prosâic,  prâ-zé'-ik,  a.  prosaï- 
que, [proscrire,  liaunir. 

Proscribe,      prô-skra!be,      va. 

Proscriber,  prô-skraï'-beur,  s. 
celui  qui  proscrit. 

Proacrit,  prô'-skraite,  S.  pros- 
crit, banni,    [ne,  j.  —  tion,  f. 

Proscription,    prô-skrip''-cheu* 

Prose,  piSze,  s.  prose,  p 

—  wriler,  s.  prosateur,  m, 

— J  vn.   faire  d'ennuyeux  récits, 


raconter  fastidiensement. 
Prôserule,   pros'-si-kioute,  l'a. 

poursuivre,  continuer,  pousser, 

poursuivre  juridiquement. 
Prosecûdon,  pros-si-kiou'- 

cheune,  s.  poursuite,  f. 
Prôsccutor,  pros'-si-kiou-teur, 

s.  poursuivant,  m.  a 

Prôsvlyte,  pros'-si  laite,  s.  pro- 
sélyte, m.  et  /. 
Prôselyiism,     pross'-i-Iite-izm, 

s.  prosélytisme,  m. 
Pi'ôsel.<i  tiic,      pross'-i-li-laïze, 

va.  faire  des  prosélytes. 
Proseniiuâiiou,      prô-sem-mi- 

né'-cheune,  s.  propagation  par 

graine.  [kal,  ii.  prosodique. 
Prosodiacal,  prossô-daï'-a- 
Pro8âdi.iu,    pro-2Ô''-diane,    s. 

prosodiste,  m. 
Prôsody,    pros'-sô-di ,  s.  proso- 
die, ^.     [ya,  s.   prosopopce,  /, 
Prosopopvïa,      pros-sô-pô-pi''- 
Prôspcct,   pross'-pekt,    s.  vue, 

perspective,    espérance,  fin,  f. 

Lut,  m. 
Prospective,  prO-spek^-tive,  s. 

perspectif,  m,  [f. 

—   glass,  S.    lunette  d'approche, 
Prôsper,  pross'-peur,  ua.  bénir, 

favoriser. 
— ,  vil.  prospérer,  réussir. 
Prospérité,     pross  per/-i-ti,   s. 

prospérité,  f. 
Prôsperous,    pross'-peur-euce, 

a.  prospère,  propice,  florissant, 

heureux. 
Prâsperotisly,   pross'-peur-eu- 

ce-li,ad.  heureusement. 
Prôsperousncss,     pross-peur- 

euce-nesse,  î,  succès,  m, 
Prospîscieuce,     prô-spiche'-i- 

ennce,  s.  prévoyance,  f. 
Prdstates,    pross'-téttz,   s.  pi, 

prostates,  m.  pi. 
Prosternation,  pross-teur-né'- 

cheune,  s.  abattement,  m. 
Préstltute,  pross'-ti-tioule,  va, 

prostituer,  "To  —   oue's  self, 

se  prostituer. 
— ,  s.  prostituée,  f.   mercenaire, 
— ,  a.  vicieux,  infâme.  [m. 

Prostitution,       prQSS-U-liOU'« 


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eheune,  s.  prostilution,  f. 
Prôslrale,        pross'-tréte,     va. 

proslerner,    abatlre.  reuTerser, 

aélruire,  ruiner,  perdre.  To  — 

oue^a  «elf,  se  prosterner. 
— ,  a.  prosterné,  abattu. 
Prosti'âiiou,  pross-lré'-cheune, 

».  prosteraement,    /n     prosle 

Dation,  hamiliaMoD,  f. 
Prolâsis,   prô-té'-siss,  J.    maxi 
.    me,  exposition,  f. 
Prôlcct,   prô-tekt',     va.    proté 

ger.  défendre,  abriter. 
Proléciiou,  prô  tek'-cheune,  s 

protection,  f.  sauf-conduit,  in 
Protéclive,  prô-tek'-live,  a.  dé 

fensif. 
Proloctor,      prS-tek'-leur,     s 

protecteur,    défenseur,  régent 

m. 
Proléciorfthip.  Proléctoi-at. 

prô-telt'-teur-chipe,    tô-réte,   5 

régence,/',  protectorat,  m. 
Pi'oioctroiia,  prA-teli'-tresse,  s 

protectrice,  f. 
Proiéiid,  prô  lenod',tia. étendre 
Pro»ér»iljr,     prô-leur'-\i-tj,    S 

insolence,  mauvaise  humeur,  f. 
Proiést, prô-tèste',  ua. protester 

jurer,  attester,  faire  un  protêt, 

appeler  en  témoignage. 
—,  s.  prolêi,  »i. 
Pr6(e8(aiit,   prot'-tesstannt,  a 

s.  protestant. 
Pràlestautiain,  prote'-ess-taun 

tizm,  s    —  tisme,  m. 
Proieatâtiou,  prot-tess-té' 

eheune,  s.  protestation,  /. 
Protester,  prd-teste'-eur,  j.  ce 

lui  qui  proteste,  m. 
Protliôualar}-,       prô  tbon'-ud 

lar-i,s.  protoDOtaire,  »!• 
Pi-ôlucol,  prô'-tôkol,  $.  prolo- 

coîe,  m.  minute,  f. 
Pi'ûiomartjrr,  prfl-tô-mar'- 

teur,    s.    premier    martyr    (St. 

Stephen),  m. 
Prôtoplast,   jirt'lo-plassle,   s. 

original,  m.  [proiotype,  m. 

Prôlotjpe,      prô'to-taîpe,      s. 
Pi-oti'âct,    prô-trakl',  va.  pro- 
longer, aronger,  étendre. 
— 1 1.  ceutinuation  ennuyeuse,  f- 


Pro<r&cter,  prS-trakMeur,  t, 
rapporteur,  celui  qui  prolonge, 
m. 

Protrâcdon,  prft-traV-cheune. 

.  i.  retardement,  délai,  m. 

ProirâctÏTo,   pr6-lrak'-tiTe,a 
dilatoire. 

Proti-éptical,  prâ-trep'-ti-kai 
a   qui  tend  à  persuader, 

Protrûde,  prft-trioude',  va. 
pousser  en  avant. 

— ,  in.  se  pousser  en  avant. 

Protrûsiun,  prô-trou'-jeuno,  s. 
l'action  de  pousser  en  avant,  f. 

Protubérance,  prôliou'-ber- 
aunce,  s.  protubérance^  tu- 
meur, enflure,  f. 

Protubérant,  prft-liou'-ber- 
annt,  a.  saillant,  enflé. 

Protûberate,  prft-liou'-ber-éte, 
vn.  s'enfler 

Proud,  praoude,  a.  fier,  hau- 
tain, orgueilleux,  magnifique, 
pompeux, en  chaleur, fongueux, 

—  fleah,  5.  excroissance,^,  bour- 
geon cliarnu,  m.  [ment. 

Proûdijr,  praoude'-li,  aâ.  fière- 

Piove,  proTive,  va.  prouver,  é- 
prouver,  faire  la  preuve,  pro- 
duire. 

— .  ii(i.  éprouver,  se  montrer,  se 
trouver,  devenir,  arriver,  réus- 
sir, [prouvable. 

Pi'ôveable,        prôîiv'-a-bl,       a. 

Provédilor,—  dore,  prô-ved'- 
di-lûre,  prov-vi-dôre',  s.  munl- 
lionnaire,  m. 

Pr<iveuder,  prov'-venn-deur,i. 
provende,  pâture,^.        [verbe. 

Prôwerb,    prov'-veurb,  s.     pro- 

— ,  va.  s'exprimer   en  proverbes. 

— ,  vn.  parler  par  proverbes. 

Proverbial,  prô  veur^-bi-al,  o^ 
proverbial. 

Provérbiall)'.  prô-veur'-bi  al- 
li,  nd.  proverbialement. 

Protide,  prô  vaïde',  lia.  pour- 
voir, munir,  fournir,  précau- 
tioiiE'^r,  prendre  soin, 

—  ogainst.  prémunir  contre. 

—  for.  préparer, 
Provided      tbnt,      pr6-val'-de4 

tbal,  ad.  pourvu  qua. 


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PRU 


Providence,  proT'-\i-dennce, 
s.  providence,  préTOjance, éco- 
nomie, f. 

Prôiidcnt,  proV-TÏ-dennl,  a. 
préTojant,  soigneux,  circons- 
pect, [a.  proTidentiel. 

Pi'ot  fdciiliat .  p;dT-i-den  n'-cbal , 

Pi'ovidéntiall)',  prov-i-denn'- 
chaMi,  ad,  heureusement,  avec 
prévojance. 

Prôvideulljr,  proV-Ti-dennt-]i, 
ad.  prudemment. 

Provider,  pro-Taî'-deur,  J. 
pourvoyeur,  m. 

Province,  proV-Tinnce,  s.  pro- 
vince, charge,  fonction,  f.  res- 
sort, m.  Tlaat  i»  uol  wi- 
thiu  my  —,  cela  n'est  pas  de 
mon  ressort. 

Provincial,  prfl-Tinn'-cbal,  a. 
provincial,  grossier. 

—,  ».  provincial,  m, 

Provi'uciate,  prô-vinn'-chi-éte, 
va.    émigrer  en    province. 

—,  rn.  devenir  province,  [vigner. 

Provine,    pr6-vaîne',    un.  pro- 

Provfsioii,  prô-vije^-eune,  3. 
provision,  pension  alimentaire, 
stipulation,^. 

Provisional,  pr8-vije'-eune-al, 
a.  —  sionnel. 

Prov{«ionall}',  prS-vije'-eune- 
al-li,  ad.  frovisionnellement, 
par  provision. 

PruTÏio,  pr8-vaî'-z6,  s.  condi- 
tion, clause,  /■.  With  a  — , 
sous  condition. 

Pi'ovfsor,  prô-val'-zeur,  s.  pro- 
viseur, m. 

Provisory,  prâ-val'-zeur-i,  a. 
provisoire. 

Provocation,  prov-O-ké'-cheB- 
ne,  J.  —  tion,  f. 

Prov6calive,  prî-vô'-kative,  s 
aiguillon,  m. 

—,  a.  qui  échauffe. 

Provôcativenesa,  prô-vft'-ka- 
tive-nesse,  t.  qualité  excitante, 

Prov6ke,  prft-vôke',  va.  provo- 
quer, irriter,  émouvoir,  aigrir, 
fâcher,  pousser,  exciter,  défier, 
attaquer,  baceler. 


Pi'ov6lier,    prS-vê'-keur,  ».  ee> 

lui  qui  provoque,  in. 
Provàliini;,  prft-vô'-kinngne,  a. 

outrageant,  [de  provoquer,  f. 
— ,  s.  provocation  ou  l'action 
Provôltingl)'.  prft-vfl'-kinngne- 

li,  ad  insolemment. 
■■rôvost,  prov'-veusl,  ».  prévtt, 

cher,  m. 
Prôvoct— marshal,         pr8'-v4- 

mar'-chal,».  le  grand  prévit,  m. 
Pi'6voslal,    prov'-veuslt-al,    a. 

prévôtal.  [s.  prévôté,  f. 

Provo«i»liïp.prov'-veuslt-chipe, 
Prow,  pr6  or  praou,  ».  proue,/. 

—  ,  n.  preux,  vaillant. 
Prôwess,   prô'-isse  or   praou'- 

esse,  ».  bravoure,  prouesse, 
valeur,  f. 

Prowl,  prâle  or  praoul,  t;»i. 
être  en  quêle,  marauder,  voler. 

Prunier,  praoul'-eur,  S.  lar- 
ron, espion,  rn. 

Prôxiiuate,  Prôxime,  proks'- 
i-mate,  inie,  «.  tout  proche. 

Prôximatcly,  proks'-l-mate-li, 
ad.  immédiatement. 

Proxîinitjr,  proks-lmo'-i-ti,  ». 
proximité,  f. 

Proxy,  proksM,  s.  député,  pro- 
cureur, chargé  d'affaires,  m. 
procuration,  f.  [se,  m. 

iPiuce,  proùce,  ».  cuir  de  Prus- 

Priide,  prôîide,  s.  prude,  f. 

Prudence,  prdîi'-dennce,  », 
prudence,  sagesse,  f. 

Prudent,  Prudential,  prdù'- 
dennt,  denn'-chal,  a.  prudent, 
sage. 

Prudénilally,  Prudéiiily, 
pr(ni-denn'-chal-li,dennt-Ii,a2, 
prudemment. 

PrudéuiiaU,  pr(Sù  denn'-chali| 
s.  maxime  de  prudence,  f, 

Prûdcry,  pro'ùd'-eur-i,  t.  pru- 
derie, A  ^lé. 

Prûdiali,    proùd'-icbe   a.  affec- 

Prune,  prdune,  ».  pruneau,  m. 
prune,  f. 

—,  va.  élaguer,  tailler. 

—  up,  rn    se  parer,  s'ajusier. 
Prunelle,  pio'îinel'-lo,  ».  pru- 
nelle (a  stuff^,  brignole,  f, 

51 


PUL 


802 


PUG 


Prûner,  proùne'-eur,  $.  celui 
qui  taille,  m. 

Pruiiîii£-kiiife^  —  hook,  proîi 
ne'-inngne-na!fe,  bôùk,  s.  ser- 
pette, f. 

Prûrieuce,  --cy,  prdïl^-ri-enn 
ce,  ri-cnn-ci,  s.  prurit,  m.  dé 
maugeaisoD,  f.  [démange 

T*rûrieiii,  piôîi'-ri-ennt,  n.  qii 

Prurigînoiis,proîi-rid^-dji  neu 
ce,  a.  qui  tend  à  la  dëman 
geaison.        [scruter,  se  mCler 

Pry,  pral,   un.    fureter,  fouiller, 

Psalm,  samm,  s.  pi^aume,  m. 

P«âliiii»l,  sal^  miste,  s.  psal- 
mlste,  m.  [modie,  f, 

P«&lniody,  saK-mt-di,  s.  psal- 

Paiilter,  sffll'-teur,  s.  psautier, 
m.  [tërioD,  m. 

Psillery,    siùl'-teur-i,    i.  psal- 

Pseûdo,  siou'-dA,  ».  particule 
qui  sigaiSe  faux. 

Pseudôgraphy^  siou-dog^-ré- 
t,  s.  écriture  fausse, ^ 

Pceudélogy,  s:ou-dol'-A-dji,  (. 
fausseté,  f. 

Pshaw!  shiSùl  int.  bah  1 

Pliera,  sô'-ra,  s.  gale,  A 

Psychôlogy,  $aI-kol'-fl-djl,  s. 
psychologie,  f. 

Ptisân,  tiZ'Zane',  s.  tisane,  f. 

Pt'yalUin,  tal'-a-lizm,  i  sali- 
Talion,  /.  [berté,  f. 

Pûberty,     piou'-beur-ti,  ».  pu- 

Pubéscence,  piou-bess^-ceon- 
ee,  s.  puberté,  f. 

Pubéacaiit,  piou-best'-cenntj  a 
pubère,  pubescent. 

Pûbia,  piou'-biss,  s.pubis,tii. 

Publie,  peub'-lik,  a.  public,  gé- 
néral. 

—  bouse,  t.   cabaret,  m. 
—,  j.  public,   m. 

—  apiriied,  a.  qui  s'occupe  du 
bien  général. 

Pûblican,  peutZ-li-kane,  s.  pu- 
bllcain,  péager,  cabaretier,  au- 
bergiste, m< 

Publication,  peub-li-ké'-cheu- 
ne,  s.  — tion,  divulgation,  f. 

Publieily,  peub-lis'-si-ti,  j.  — 
cité,  f.  [bliquement. 

Pâbliciy,    peub'-llk-ll,  ad.  pu 


Pûbllcneas,  peub'-lik-nesse,  (. 
publicité,  f. 

Pûbiinh,  peub'-liche,  un.  pu- 
blier, mettre  au  jour,  déclarer, 
manifester. 

Pùbiisber,  peub'-Iiche-eur,  t 
publicateur,  éditeur,  m. 

Pûblisbing,  peuL'-liche-lnn- 
gne,  s.  publication,  f. 

Pûcelaee,  piou'-cel-édje,  ».  pu- 
celage, m.  [f. 

Puck,     peuk,    s.  lutin,  m,  fée, 

Puebcr,  peuk'-keur,  va.  chif- 
fonner,  rider.  [m. 

Pûdder,    peud'-deur,  ».  fracas, 

—,  uji.  faire  du  bruit. 

—,  l'a.  jeter  dans  la  perplexité, 
troubler. 

Pûddering,  peud'-deur-inn- 
gne,s.  agitatlou  violente,  f. 

Pudding,  poud'-diongne,  ». 
pouding,  bourrelet,  boyau,  sau- 
cisson, m. 

—  time,  ».  heure  du  dtner,  f, 
instant  critique,  m. 

Pûddie,  peud^-dl,  s.  llaqus 
d'eau,  f.  gâchis,  bourbier,  m, 

—,  va  gâcher,  crotter. 

Pûddiy,  peud'-dl-i,  a.  g&clieux, 
bourbeux.  [modestie,  f. 

Pûdeucy,      piou/-denn-ci,      ». 

Pudfciiy,  plou-dis'-si-ti,  ».  pu- 
dicité,  f. 

Piierellow,  pIou^-fel-16,  ».  as- 
socié, m.  [ril. 

Puérile,      pIouM-ril,     a.     pué- 

Pueriliiy,piou-l-rlI'-i-tl,».  pué- 
rilité, f. 

Puir,  peuff,  s.  bouffée,  /.  go- 
dron;  bouillon,  m.  houppe; 
charlatanerie,  f. 

-~  paaie,  ».  feuilletage,  m. 

— ,  un.  bouîor,  souffler,  haleter, 
hibler,  enfler,     [faire  mousser, 

— ,  va.   souffler,  enfler,  animer. 

Pûffcr,  peuf'-feur,s.h&bleur,m. 

Pûlliu,  peuf/-finn,  ».  plongeo* 
(a  bird),  vesse-de-Ioup. 

Pûrangly,  peuf'-flnngne-II,  ad. 
avec  enflure,  eo  haletant. 

Pûffy,  peuf/-fi,  a.  bouffi,  enflé. 

Pug.  peug,  ».  singe,  badin,  mi< 
gnou, m. 


PUL 


803 


PUN 


PagU!  pôùh,  int.  fi  ! 
Pûgil,  piou'-djil,  s.  pincée,  f. 
Pûgilule^       Pùgiliam,    piou^- 

djil'-éte,  izm,  s.  pugilat,  m. 
Pûgilîsi,    piou'-djil-iste,  5.     a- 

tblète,  pugiliste,  t)i. 
Pugnâciou*,   peug-ni.  cheuce, 

a,  enclin  à  combattre. 
Pugnàcity,      peuf -nas'-i-ti,    S. 

humeur  querelleuse,  ^. 
Pûisne,  piou^-ni,  a.  puîné. 
Puissance,   piou'-is-sanncO,  S. 

puissance,  force,  f. 
Puissant,      piou/-is-sannt)    n. 

puissant,  fort. 
Pûissandy,      piou'-is-sannt  M, 

ad.  puissamment. 
Puke,    Pûkcr,    plouks,  piou^- 

keur,  s.  -vomitif,  m. 
—,  vn.  Tomir. 
Pûlcliriiude,    peul'kri-tioude, 

s.  beauté,  /.  [1er,  gémir. 

Pille,    pioule,    un.  crier,  piau- 
Pûlicose,     piou'-li'kize,    a     a- 

bondant  en  puces.  [Ilngre 

Pûling,    piou'-linngne,    a.    ma- 
Pull,  poull,  l'a.  tirer,  arracher, 

briser,    rompre,    cueillir,    plu- 
— ,  vn,  ramer,  nager.  [mer. 

—  avray,  asuiiders,  arracher 
aTec  force,  distraire. 

—  buek,  tirer  en  arrière,  re- 
culer, faire  reculer.  [tre. 

—  in,  tirer  dedans. 

—  dowu,  faire  tomber,  abattre. 
.—  off ,  ôler,  le\er,  arracher. 

—  oui,  arracher,  tirer,  6ter« 

—  to,  tirer  &  soi,  serrer. 

—  up,  tirer  en  haut,  lever,  éle- 
ver, avancer.  [m. 

— ,s.    tirade,  secousse,  f.  effort, 

—  back,  s.  résistance,  f.  é- 
chec,  obstacle,  m. 

Pnlier,  pouK-leur,  ».  tireur, 
arracheur,  m.  [poulette,  f. 

Pûllet,   poul'-litt,   s.    poularde, 

Pûlley,  poul'-li,  ï.  poulie,  f. 

Pûllîiig,  poul'-linugne,  ».  l'ac- 
tion de  tirer,  f.  [pulluler. 

Pûlliilute,    peul'-liouléte,    un. 

Pûimoiiary,  Piilmonic, 

peul^-mfi-nar-t,  mon'-DÎk,  a. 
pulmonique. 


Fiilp,  peulp,  s.  pulpe,  chair,  f. 
Piilpit,   poul'-piil,    s.     chaire, 
tribune,  f.  bureau,  ))!. 

pûipous,  Pûipy,  peulp'-eueei 

i,  a.  charnu. 
Pûlpoiisiiess,  pculp'-euce-nes" 

se,  5.  qualité  charneuse. 
Piilnâtion,    peul'Sé'-cbeuDe,  *• 

pulsation,  f. 
Puise,     peuice,     ».      légume, 

pouls,  battement,  m. 
Pulsion,  peuK-cheune,  s.   im- 
pulsion, f, 
Pûlverablo,   peuI'-Ter-a-bl,    a. 

qui  peut  se  réduire  en  poudre, 

friable. 
Pulveris&tîon,    peul-ver-i-îé'- 

cheune,  s. — tion,/'.  [pulvériser. 
Pûlverize,  peuK-ver-aize,  va, 
Piilvéruleuce,      peul-ver^-iou- 

lennce,   ».    état   de  ce    qui  est 

couvert  dépoussière,  m. 
Pùlvil,  peul'-vil,».  parfum,  m. 
— ,  va.  parfumer. 
Pùiuice,  piou'-mice,  ».  pierre 

ponce,  f. 
Pûmmel,  peum'-mil,  V.   Pom- 

mel* 
Pump,    peummp,  s.  pompe,   f. 

escarpin,     m.      pantouflle,    f. 

Air—,  machine  pneumalique,/. 

Firc  —,  pompe  i  incendie. 

Forcing  —  ,  poinpe  foulante,  f. 

—  brake,».  brimbale,  ^      [m. 

—  dale,    ».  manche  de  pompe, 

—  water.  ».  eau   de  pompe,  f. 
—,  va.    pomper,    tirer   les    ■vers 

du  nez,  questionner. 

— ,  un.  pomper,  faire  jouer  la 
pompe.  Ipior,  m. 

Pûinpcr,  peummp'-eur,  s.  pom- 

pûnipkiu,  peummp'-kine,  s. 
citrouille,  f. 

Pull,  peunn,  s.  quolibet,  m. 
pointe,  /.  calembourg,  m.  T» 
luake  u  — ,  faire  un  calem- 
bourg. 

— ,  un.  dire  des  quolibets,  faire 
des  calembourgs. 

Punch,  peunnche,  ».  emporte- 
pièce,  poinçon,  m.  policbioel- 
îe;  courtaud  (a  borse),  puiicb,m, 

— ,  va,  percer,  forer 


PUN 


804 


PUR 


Puuchiucllo,  pennnche-i-nel''- 
10,  s.  polichinelle,  m. 

Piiiicbeon,  —  cher,  peunB- 
ctip'-eune,  eur,  s.  poiopon  (a 
lool,  a  measure  for  liquids),  m. 

l>iiuct(lio,  peunngk-til'-jô,  s. 
pointillerie,  vétille,  f. 

—  of  lioiior,  S.  point  d'hon- 
neur, m. 

Puiictiliou*,  peunngk-til'-jeu- 
te,  a.  délicat,  pointilleux,  scru- 
puleux. 

Punctiliou.ness,  peunugk- 
til'-jc'uce-nesse,  s.  exactitude, 
ponctualité,  f. 

Pùiicio,  peunngk'-t6,  s.  céré- 
monie observée,  rigoureuse- 
ment, f.  point  d'honneur,  m. 

Pûiictual,  peunngk'-tcbiou-al, 
(î.  ponctuel,  exact. 

Piinctuàlily,  peunngk-tchiou- 
al'-i-ti,  ».  ponciualilé,  f. 

Piïiicliiall),  peunngk'-tchiou- 
al-li,  ad.  ponctuellement. 

PûiictualuesB,  peunngk'- 

lcb:ou-al-nesse,  s.  ponctualité, 
exactitude,  f. 

Piiiiclu&tion,  peunngk-tch:ou- 
é'-cheune,  s.  ponctuation,  f. 

Pûiictulale,  peunngV-lchiou- 
lél'',  va.  marquer  de  points  ou 
de  lignes.  [piqûre,  f. 

Pûiicture,  peungk'-tclijuure,  s. 

Piindle,  peunn'-dl,  «.  femme 
petile  et  grosse,  f. 

Pûiigeucj-.  peunn'-djenn-ci,  s. 
pointe,  piqûre,  aigreur,  f. 

PÛHgeni,  peunn'-djennt,  a.  pi- 
quant, icre. 

Punie,  plou'-nik,  a,  faux,  faus- 
se, trompeur,  [f. 

Pûuice,  piou'-naïce,  s.  punaise, 

Puiiiceous,  piou  nlche''-euce,  s. 
couleur  de  pourpre,  f. 

Pûninesc,  p'ou'-ni-ncsse,  s. 
àé\  catesse,  politesse,  f. 

*>ûnisli,  peun'-cish,  tii.  punir, 
châtier.  [a.  punissable 

PùiiUbable.  peun'-niche-a-ble, 

Pùiiisbabiciiess,  peun'-niche- 
a-b!-nesse,  s.  état  punissable,?)!. 

Pûiiigher,  peun'niche-eur,  s. 
ceJui  qui  punit,  m. 


Pûiiisbnieut,  Punllion, 

peun'-uiche-mennlipion-niche'- 
eunc,  j.  punition,  /.  chiti- 
ment,  m. 

Pûiiiii»o,piou''-ni-tive,a.pénal. 

Pûnitorjr,  piou'-Di-tçur-i,  a. 
qui  punit.  [^. 

Punk,  peunngk,    ».    prostituée, 

PûuBtvr,  pei'nn'-steur,  ».  di- 
seur de  quolibets,  m. 

Puui,  peunnt,  vn.  poster. 

— ,  î.  pont  Doltant,  m.  [f. 

Pûiiter,  peunnt'-eur,  s.  pMte, 

Pûnjr,  piou'-ni,  a.  malingre,  fai- 
ble; puîné,  jeune,  [crime. 

—  ,    s.    homme    novice    dans  le 
Pui>,  pcupp,  vn.  chienner,  met 

tre  bas. 

Pùpil,  piou'-pil,  ».  prunelle, 
f  élève,  pupille,  »?!.  et  f. 

Piipilage,  —  laritj-,  piou-pil. 
édje,  ar-i-ti,  ».  minorité,  f, 
état  de  pupille. 

Pùpillary,  piou'-pll-ar-i,  a.  pu- 
pMIaire. 

Pûppei,  penp'-itl,».  (child)  ma- 
rionnette, poupée,   f.  poupon, 

—  iiiau,s.  bateleur, ni.         [m. 

—  show,  j.  tbé&tre  des  niarion- 
rionneltes,  »>i. 

—  pinjer,  s.  bateleur, »n. 
••■'"l'PJi  peup'-pi   ».  petit  chien, 

sot,  l'ai,  m. 

Pûi'blind,  peur'-blaïnnd,a.  qui 
a  la  vue  basse  ou  courte. 

Pûrbliuditess,  peur'-blaïnnd- 
nesse,  ».  vue  courte,  f. 

Pûrcbasable,  peur'-tchése-a- 
bi,  a.  qu'on  peut  acquérir. 

Pûrcbase,  pc  ur'-lcbése,  va,  8- 
cheler,  acquérir. 

—,  s.  achat,  m.  acquisition,  f. 
acquêt,  but,  t)i. 

Pùrcbnser,  peur'-tchése-enr,». 
acquéreur,  m. 

Pùi'chaahig,  peur'-tchése-inn- 
gne,  s.  acquisition,/',  achat, m. 

Pure,  pioure,  a.  pur,  simple, 
bon,  franc,  net.  chaste,  mo- 
deste. 

Pûreljr,  pioure'-li,  ad.  pure- 
ment, fort  bien,  chastement, 
uniquement,  seulement. 


PUR 


805 


PUR 


PArcncBS,  pioure^-nesse,  s.  pu- 
reté, innocence,  simplicilé,  f. 

Pûrctta,  piou'-ret-ta,  s.  pou- 
dre i  metiro  sur  le  papier,  f. 

PûrOle,  Pûrfle,  Pûrflew. 
peur'-file,  fl,  fliou,  S.  ornemeni 
de  broderie,  m. 

Pûrfle,  peur'-fl,  va.  orner  de 
broderies. 

Piirgâiion,  peurguê'-cheune, 
s.  purgation,  justification,  f. 

Pûrgalive^  peur'-ga-tive,  s. 
purgatif.        [«.purgatoire,»). 

Pârgalory,       peur'gué-teur-i, 

Purge,  peurdje,  va.  purger,  pu- 
rifier, clarifieri 

—,  vn.  sejuslifier,  se  purger. 

— , s.  purgation,  médecine,  f. 

Pûrging,  peurdjo'-inngne,  a. 
purgatif.  [qui  nettoie. 

Pûrsor,peur'-djeur,  s. purgatif, 

Pui'iflcâtion,  piou-ri-C-ké'- 
cheune,  s.  —  tion,  f. 

Puriacalory,  PiirfflcatÎTe, 
piou-rif'-fi-lia-leur-i,fi-ka'-tive, 
s.  —  catoire,  m. 

Pûriflcr,  piou'-ri-faï-eur,  s.  pu- 
rificateur, m. 

Pûriry,  piou'-ri-faï,  va.  puri- 
fier, rendre  net,  clarifier. 

— ,  vn   se  purifier. 

Pûrirying,  s.  purification,  f, 

Pûrisl,  piou'-riste,  s.  puriste, 
m.  [rilain,  m. 

Pûritan.   piou'-ri-tane,   s.    pu- 

Puritâuîcul,  piou-ri-tan'-ni- 
kal,  ((.  de  puritain. 

Pûriiauisni,  piou'-ri-tane-!zm, 
s.  —  tanisme,  m. 

Pûrity,  piou'-ri-ti,  s.  pureté, 
chasteté,  f, 

PurI,  peurl,  8.  engrêlure,  f. 
picot,  m.  bière  d'absinthe,  f. 
murmure  (of  brooks),  m. 

—  royal,  s.  \ia  sec  à  l'absin- 
the, m. 

—  ,  tin.  gazouiller,  murmurer, 
couler  a^ec  un  doux  murmure. 

—,  i'(ï    orner  de  broderies. 

Pûrlicii,  peur'-liou,  s.  banlieue, 
fi  entière,/'. 

Pûrliiig.  peurK-inngne.s.  mur- 
mure, ni. 


Pûrliii,  peur'-line,  s,  parursi 
■ventrière,  f.  [moter,  voler. 

Piirlôiii,  peur-fôïne',  va.  esca- 

Purlûiiicr,  peur-loïne'-eur,  (. 
escamoteur, voleur,  m, 

Piirlôiniiig,  peur-loïne'-inn- 
gne,   s.    vol,  larcin,   m. 

Pûi-|ile,  peur'-pl,  a.  pourpré, 
violet. 

— ,  s.  pourpre,    m.   et  f. 

—,  va.  teindre  en  pourpre 

PûrpIcB,  peur'-plz,  s.  fièvre 
pourprée,  f. 

Pûrplish,  peur'-pl-iche,  a.  ti- 
rant  sur   le  pourpre. 

Piirport,  peur'-pôrte,  i.  sens, 
teneur,  contenu,  m. 

— ,  vn,  projeter,  chercher  il 
montrer. 

Pûrposo,  peur^'-peuce,  $.  des- 
sein, propos,  projet,  exemple, 
m.  résolution,  intention,  con- 
séquence, f.  As  for  the  —, 
comme  par  exemple. 

— ,  vn.  faire  compte,  se  propo- 
ser, avoir  dessein. 

Pûrposed,  peur'-peussi,  (i.  ré- 
solu, [à  dessein,  exprès. 

Pûrposcly,  pcur'-peuce-li,  ad. 

Pûrprise,  peur'-praïze,  s.  en- 
clos, m.  [rouet  (of  cats), 

Purr,   peur,    vn.   filer,  faire  le 

— ,  a.  alouette  de  mer,  f. 

Pûrriiig,  peur'-rinngne,  ».  le 
bruit  d'un  chat  qui  fait  le 
rouet,  m. 

Purse,  peurse,  s.  bourse,  f. 

—  Iiearer,  s.  boursier,  m. 

—  makor,  s.  boursier,  m. 

—  iie«,  j.  poche,  f. 

—  proud,  a.  fier  de  son  argent 

A fcllow,  un    Mondor 

un  richard.  [bourse 

— ,   va.   embourser,    mettre    ec 
Pûrsor,  peur'-seur,  s.  commis 

des  vivres,  écrivain  de  vaisseau, 

proviseur,  m.  ;Si 

PûrsiucsB,        Pûr8!veue*a« 

peur'-ci-nesse,    cive-nes;e,    s. 

courte  haleine,  f.  [pier,  m, 
Pûrslain,  peurce'-line,  s.  pour- 
Piii'BÛablc,    peur-siou^-a-bi,  a. 

qu'on  peut  poursuivre. 


PUS 

Vurgâance,  peur-siou'-annce,*. 
suite,    conséquence,  poursuite, 

Puriûunt,  peur-siou'-annt,  pr. 
ensuite  de,  conformément  à,  en 
conséquence  de. 

Pursùe,  peur-siou^,  va,  pour- 
suivre, suivre,  imiter,  conti- 
auer,  persécuter. 

—,  un.  poursuivre. 

Purgûer,  peur-slou'-eur,  t. 
poursuivant,  m. 

Pursûit,  peur-sioute',  s.  pour- 
suite, f.  effort  pour    atteindre, 

Pûrsuiiant,    peur'-soui-vannt, 

s.  poursuivant    d'armes,  m. 
Pûrsj',  peur'-si,  a.  pon^sif. 
Pûi'ieiiauce5     peur^-ti-nannce, 

s,  fressure,^.  [provision. 

Purvéy,     peur-vé',     vn.     faire 
—,«(!.  pourvoir,  procurer. 
PurTéjaucc,     peur-vé'-annce 

t.  provision,  f. 
Punéyoi',      peur-te'-eur,      s 

pourvoyeur,  m.  [sitif,  m 

Pûrvîcn,  peur'-viou,    s.  dispo 
Pûruleuce,     —  cy,  piou-riou'- 

lennce,    piou'-riou-lena-ci,    s 

purulence,  /. 
Pûriileut,    piou'-riou-Iennt,  a 

purulent.  [lion,  f. 

Pub,    peuss,    S.  pus,  m.  corrup' 
Pusli.  pouche,  va.  pousser,  pré 

cipiler,  importuner. 
—,  vn.    pousser,    faire  effort,  al 

—  buck,  repousser.        [taquer 

—  ou,  pousser,  pousser  en  avant 
— ,  s.  coup,  assaut,  effort,  m.  im 

pi4sion,  attaque,  tentative;  pus 
tule,  /.  To  bave  a  —  toge- 
ther,  en  venir  aux  main: 
Vpoii  Ibis  — ,  sur  ces  entre 
faites.  [qui  pousse,  m 

Pùslier,    pouc'ne'-eur,    s.  celui 

Pûsliing,  pouclie'-inngne,  a, 
entreprenani,  robuste. 

Pûshpiii,  pouche^-pinn,  s.  jeu 
d'ép:ngles,  ponsseue,  m, 

Pusiilailîmîty.,  —  mousness^ 
piou-sil-ane-im'-mi-ti,  an'-ni- 
meuce-nesse,  s.  —  mité,  f. 

Pusillauàiuous,  piou-sil-aa^'Qi- 


806 


PUT 


menceiO.  pusillanime,  faible. 

Pua»,  pouss,!.  chat,  minet;  liè- 
vre, m.  —  lu  bc"«*,  le  chat 
botté.  [tule,  f 

Pûatule,  peuss'-tchio'  e,  s.  pus- 

Pûstiilous,  peuss'-lctiiou-leuce, 
a.  plein  de  pustules. 

PiiC,  poutt,  J.  sorte  de  jeu  da 
cartes,  rustre;  nécessité,  force, 
—  of,  échappatoire,  f.  faux- 
fuyant,  m. 

— ,  (put,  put)  va.  mettre,  poser, 
placer,  proposer,  obliger,  ap 
pliqiier,  causer,  produire,  ré- 
gler, unir. 

— ,  vn.  pousser,  germer,  aller, 
se  mouvoir. 

—  aboui,  fairecourir  à  la  ronds. 

—  Bgain,  remettre,  replacer, 
atteler. 

—  a  joke  upon,  railler. 

—  au  eud,  mettre  fin. 

—  a  stop,  s'opposer,  empêcher. 

—  a  trick  upoii,  faire  un  tour. 

—  a  way,  6ter,  chasser,  ren- 
voyer, répudier. 

—  buck,  reculer. 

—  by,  parer,  détourner,  iviter, 
nég'.if^er,  mépriser. 

—  don  u,  supprimer,  mettre  sur, 
dégrader-  confondre. 

—  fortb,  produire, avancer, pro- 
poser, dire,  publier,  germer. 

—  forward,  pousser,  avancer. 

—  hiird  <o  it,  embarrasser. 

—  iu  (for  a  place),  briguer, 
postuler. 

—  iu  fear,    faire    peur. 

—  iu  niiud,  rappeler. 

—  in  priui.impiimer. 

—  in  writiiig. mettre  par  écrit. 

—  off,  di'pouiller,  quitter,  dé- 
marrer, ôter,  remettre,  différer, 
traîner,  s'excuser,  accréditer. 

—  ou,  mettre,  partir. 

—  oui,  démettre,  déposer,  effa- 
cer, éteindre,  publier,  placer, 
faire  sortir,  chasser,  bannir,  ar- 
borer. 

—  oui  of  conçoit,  dégoûter^ 

—  lo,  ajouler,  joindre. 

—  to  dcaib,  faire  mourir. 

—  togelber,  réunir. 


QUA 


1807 


QUA 


Vuk  to  the  vote,  aller  auxYoix. 

—  ap,  tendre,  excuser,  cacher, 
pardonner,  exhiber,  faire,  a- 
dresser,  offrir,  présenter,  pro- 
poser. 

—  upou,  imposer,  tromper,  ex- 
citer, [ment. 

—  upou    trial,  mettre  en  juge- 
Pûiuge,  piou^-tidje,  s.  prostitu- 
tion, 1.  [tanisme,  m. 

PûtaiiisBi,  piou'-ta-nizm,  s  pu- 

Pûtntive,  piou'-t?liTe,  o.  sup- 
posé. 

>i>ûiid,  piou'-lide,  a.  bas,  ^11. 

PiKidnes*,  piou'-tid-nesse,  S. 
bassesse,/'.  [>". 

Pûtlog,    peutt'-log,    ».    boulin, 

Puirédiuoua,  piou-trid'-i-neu- 
ce,  a.  fétide. 

Puti'efâcliou,  piou-tri-fac^- 
cheune,  s    —  tien,  f. 

PutrcfâciiTe,  piou-tri-fak'-li- 
ve,  a.  putride. 

Pûtref}',  piQu'-tri-faî,  tw.  pu- 
tréfier, corrompre,  pourrir. 

•",  un.  se  pourrir. 

Pulréacence,  piou-tress'-cenn- 
ce,  s.  pourriture,  f. 

Puti'éscenl,  Pûlrid,  piou- 
tress'-cennt,  tride,  a>  putride, 
pourri. 

Pùli idnesa,  piou'-trid-nesse, s. 
pourriture,  (.        [qui  pose,  m. 

Pùder,    pout^-teur,     #.      celui 

—  on.  s.  jastigateur,  jn. 
Pûttiug,   pout'-tinngne,  s.   ac- 
tion de  mettre,  déplacer;  mise, 

—  asuudcr,  s,  écartemeni,  m. 

—  off,  —  back,f,  délai,  recu- 
Ument,  m. 


Pûtioefc,  pent'-teuk,  s.  bnu,  f, 
Pûtty,  peut^-ti,  t.  potée,  f.  mas- 

tip  de  vitrier,  m. 
Pûxxie,  peuz'-il,  va.  Intriguer, 

embarrasser,  mettre  en   peine. 
— ,   un.    être    embarrassé,    être 

perplexe. 
— ,  s.    embarras,    m.   difficu.lU^ 

énigme,  inquiétude,  f. 
Pûzxicr,  peuz'-2l-eur,  i.  brouil- 
lon, éventé,  m. 
Pûzzling,   peuz'-zl-inngne,   a. 

intrigant.  [pyjmée 

Pjgméan,   pig-mi'-ane,    a.    de 
Py'sniy,    pig'-mi,     S.    pygmée, 

nain,  m.  \m. 

Pj'Iérus,  pi-16/-reuce,  i.  pylore, 
Py'rumid,    Py'rnmi»,    pir'-a- 

mide,  miss,  i.  pyramide,  f. 
Pji'âmidical,         Pjrûuiidal, 

pira-mid'-i-kal,  pi-rame'-i-dal, 

a.  pyramidal. 
Pyriiniidically,       pir-amldM- 

"kal-li,  ad.  en  pyramide. 
Pjre.  paire,  j.  Dûcher,  m. 
Pyi  île,  pir'-aîte   or  pi'-ralte,  l. 

pyrite,  f 
Pjrotéckuical,    pir-ft-tech^-ni 

kal,  a   pyrotechnique. 
Pj'rolechiiy,       —     «echnio, 

pir'.ô-tek-ni,niks,  s.pyrotech- 

Pji'i'bôniuu,        pir-rft'-ni-ane, 

a.  pyrrhonien. 
Pj/n'lioiiism,    pir'-rô-nlzm,  s. 

pyrrhonisme,  m. 
Pj'ibagoréan,     pi  -  lhag-ô-rl'-«- 

ne,  a.  —  rique. 
Py'ikones*,     pith'-6-Dessei  (. 

pythonisse,  f. 
Pjx,  piks,  (.  ciboirei 


$,  kiou,  s.  q.  m. 

Quack,  kouak,  vn.  cancaner  (as 

duks),    faire    le   charlatan,  hâ- 

bler. 
—,  s.    charlatan,  h&bleur,  m. 
f^uâckerj,      kouak'-keur-i,      ». 

cbarlatanerie,  hâblerie,  (. 


Qiineksniver,    kouak'    ai-'!    l'" 

s    charlatan,  »i. 
Quudragéuary.     kouad-ra^djà 

ne'-ar-i,  a.  —  génaire. 
Qiiadragéainia,  kouo  d-ra 

djes'-si-ma,  s.  —  gésime,  f. 
{^adrafésiuial,  kouod-rt 


QCA  g 

_  djeE'-si-mal,  a.  —  gésimal. 

^iiAiIraiigle.   kouod'-ranng-gl, 

S.  quadrangle,  ■\n, 
Qtiadi'aiigiilar,     koua-dranrj^- 

guioQ-leur,  a.  quadrangulaire 
Quâdraiil,       koui'-drannl,     s 

quart   quart  de  nonanle,  m. 
Qiiadrâiital,      koua-drann'-tal. 

a.    inscrit    dans    un    quart  de 

cercle. 
djuâdraie,    kouj'-dréte,  a.  car- 
ré, conTeuable,  quadral. 
— 1  U(T.  cadrer,  convenir. 
Qiiadrâlic,    koua-drate'-ik,    a. 

qui  appartient  au  carré. 
Qiiâdrainre,    kouod'-ra-lioure, 

s    quadrature,  f. 
QuâdriMc,      kouod'-ri-bl,      a. 

qu'on  peut  c.irrer, 
Quadréiiiiial,  koua-dren'-ni-Bl. 

a.  quadrieunal. 
Quadi'ilAloi-al,    kouod-dri-lat'- 

ter-al,  a   quadrilatère. 
Qundi'ilâteralucBs,  kouod-dri- 

lat'-ter-al-nesse,   s.  avant  qua- 
tre côté?. 
Quadrille,     ka-drill',    s.    qua- 
drille,  !.    quadrille,   m. 
Quadripartite,  koua  drip'-par- 

taïle,  a    di-visé  ei^  quatre. 
Quadi'ipariiiion,      koua-drip- 

par-lithe'-eune,   t    division  en 

quatre. 
Qiiâdrii'ome,   kouod'-dri-rime, 

s.  quadrirème,  m. 
Quâdriviâl.  kuod'-dri-vaI-al,n. 

ayant  quatre  chemins. 
Qiiâdriiprd,    kouod'-driou-ped, 

a.  s   quadrupède.  v\. 
Quadruple,  kouod'-driou-pl,  a 

3.  quadruple. 
Quadrùplicate,      koua-drlo«'- 

pli-kéle,  va.  quadrupler. 
Qundruplicâiiou.   Eoua  driou- 
.     pli-l.é'-fheune,  S-  — plicalicc./', 
Quâdriiplj',      kouod'-driou-pii, 

ad.  au  quadruple. 
Quœ're.   koui'-ri,  va.  chercher, 

demander.  [rer,  humer. 

Quarr,    kouaS,    va.  boire;  aspi- 

— -   in.    picter,    toire    à    lont-s 

traits,  r,J,. 

Quâffer,  kouaF-feur,  t,  buveur 


18  QIJA 

Quâfllug,  kouaf'-Bnngno,  •.  i. 
vrof  nerie,  débauche,  f. 

QuBggj-,  kouag/-gui,  a.  maré- 
cageux, [drière,  f. 

Qiiâguiire.  kouag'-maïre.s.fon- 

Quail,  kouéle,  s.  caille,  f. 

—  pipe,  s.  courcaillet,  appeau, 
"'•  [battre. 

—,  vn,  tomber  en  fangueur,  s'a- 

Qualnt,  kouénnt,  n.  gentil,  jo- 
li, afiecté,  poli,  beau,  recher- 
ché. 

Quàiuily,  kouénnt'-ll,  ad.  avej 
grâce  ou  affection,  joliment. 

Quâiulncss,  kouénnt'-nefse,»! 
gentillesse,  affectation,^. 

Quake,  kouéke,  vn.  trembler. 

— .  s,  tremblement,  m.  agitation, 
f-  [trembleur,  m. 

Quaker,  koué'-keur,  s.  quaker, 

Quâkerism,  koué'-keurizm,  ». 
quakérisme,  m.        [tremblant. 

Quâkiug,      koué'-klnngne,     a, 

—,  s.  tremblement,  m. 

—  grass,  s.  (bot.)  brise,  f. 
QuuliOcâliou,        kuolli-fi-ké'- 

cheune,  s,  talent,  état,  m.  con- 
dition, domination,  f. 

QuâliCi'd.  kouol'-li-faîd,  a.  ha- 
bile, qualifié,  propre,  capable, 
modifié.  —  lo.  propre  à.  ^Vell 
—  ,  doué  de  belles  qualités. 

Qu&liry,  kouol'-li-faï,  va.  babil. 
1er,  qualifier,  tempérer,  apai- 
ser, abattre. 

Quâliij,  kouol'-Ii-ti,  s.  qualité, 
condition.  Inclination,  nolles- 
se  d'origine,  f.  naturel,  titre, 
rang,  m. 

Qualm,  kouâmm,  s.  mal  de 
cœur,  m.  —  of  couecieuee, 
-scrupule,  m. 

Quâluiieh,  kou&me'-iche,  a.  qui 
a  mal  au  cœur,  faible. 

Quaiidâry.  kouonn-Jé'-ri,  «.in- 
certitude, f.  doute,  m. 

Quâuliilire,  kcuonn'-ti-tivp,  o. 
i  considérer  çu  égard  à  1« 
quanti'é. 

Quûniily,  kouonn'-ti-ti,  5. 
qiiantité,  part,  portion,  /■..vo- 
lume, »!.  [montant,  m. 

Quâutunt,  kouonn'-leume,  s.  le 


QOA 


809 


Quérautlne,  kouor'-rann-tlne, 
t.  quarantaine,  f. 

— ,  vn.  fair3  quarantaine. 

Qiiârrel,  kouor'-ril.s.  querelle, 
dispute,/',  carreau  (trait). 

— ,  vn.  objecter,  trouver  4  redi- 
re, chercher  querelle,  se  que- 
reller. To  —  wiib,  chercher 
querelle  &.  [querelleur. 

Quâreller,      kouor'-ril-eur,    s. 

Quârelling,  kouor'-ril-inngne, 
«.  querelle,  l'action  de  se  que- 
reller. 

Quârelloiis,  Quârelsouie., 
kouor'-ril-euce,  seume,  a.  har- 
gneux, querelleur. 

—  mau,  ».  un  querelleur,  m. 

—  womun,  s.  une  querelleuse,/'. 
Quàrrelsomely,  kouor^-ril-seu- 

me-ll,  ad.  avec  aigreur. 

QuârrelsoDioucas,  kouor^-ril- 
seume-nesse,  s.  humeur  que- 
relleuse, pétulance,  f. 

Qii&rry,  kouop'-ri,  ».  carrière,/', 
carreau  (flèche),  m.  curée,  f. 

— ,  vn.  faire  curée,  dévorf  j"  yx«r 
d'une  carrière,  extraire 

—  mail,  s.  carrier,  m. 
Qiiurt,  kouortt,  s.  quarte  (i  nt. 

135),  quatrième  (at   cards),  f. 

Qiiûrtnnâgue,  kouor'-tanu-é'- 
giiiou,  s.  fièvre  quaite,  f. 

Qiiartâiioii,  kouor-té'-cheune, 
$.  —  talion,  f. 

Qiiârter,  kouor^-teur,  s.  quart 
de  quintal  (12  k.  699).  quartde 
tonne  (290  I.  78);  quartier  de 
viande,  quartier  (de  lune,  de 
ville,  de  soulier),  m,  miséri- 
corde, pardon,  coin,  côté,  m. 
concorde,  région,  f.  'Wiutvr 
—,  s.  quartier  d'hiver,  m. 

From  ail     s,  de  tous  côtés. 

—  day,  s.  jour  du  terme. 

—  cotisinii,  s.  bons  amis,  m.f 

—  masicp, s.  quartier-maître,  i/(. 

—  ■taCr,  s.  bâton  &  deux  bou'.s. 
m, 

—  sessions,  s.  cour  de  justice 
qui  se  tient  quatre  fois  l'aniu'''» 
dans  chaque  province,  /. 

—  wind,  s.  vent  largue,  m. 
Quûr(«rs,  kouor'-teurz,    n.  pi. 


QUE 

quartiers,  m.  pi.  hanches  d'un 
navire,  f.  pi. 

— ,  u«.  écarteler,  carlayer  ;  loger 
des  soldats,  approvisionner, 

Qu&rierage,  kouor'-teur-idje, 
s.  quartier,  m. 

Quârlerly,  kouor'-teur-li,  ad. 
par  quartier.  [roquille,/' 

Qiiâriorn,       kouor'-teurn.       s. 

Quârtile,  kouor'-til,  s.  (ast.) 
quadrature,  f,  [to,  m. 

Quarto,    kouor'-lo,   s,  in-quar- 

Qiiash,  kouoche,  va.  froisser, 
gâter,  renverser,  apaiser,  an- 
nuler. 

— ,  m.  être  agité  avec  bruit. 

Quâsi-c6u(ract,  koué'-zi- 

konn'-trakt,».  quasi-contrat,  i>i. 

Qiiâai-délict,  koué'-zi-di'-likt, 
5.  quasi-délit,  m. 

Qualériiary,  Qualéniity, 

Quulériiiou,  koua-teur'-nar- 
i,  ni-ti,  ni-eune,  s.  quatre. 

Quâtraiu,  kouâ'-trine,  s.  qua- 
train, m. 

Quâver,  koué'-veur,  vn.  faire 
trembler  sa  voix,  trembler,  vi- 
brer, fredonner,  Stice  une  rou- 
lade. 

— ,  s.  croche,  roulade,  f.  So- 
uit  — ,  double-crûche,  f. 

Qiiàverer,  koué^-veur-eur,  s. 
chanteur. 

Qiiûi'criiig,  koué'-veur-inngne, 
s.  roulement,  m. 

Quny,  ki,  s.  quai,  m.  - 

Quenii,  kouine,  s.  '  coquine, 
guenipe,  roulade,  f. 

Qaéaaiiicaa,  kcui--zi-nesse,  <. 
dégoût,  m.  [faible,  fade. 

Quéasy,  koui'-ii,   a.  dégoûtant, 

Quceu,  kouine,  J>.  reine,  dame, 
/.  To  go  to  —,  aller  h  dame, 
faire  dame  (at  chess). 

—  appK-,  Queeuiiig,  ».  reinct- 

—,  vn.  faire  la  reine.         [te^  f, 

Queer,  koulr,  a.  bourru,  bizar- 
re, étrange,  drôle,  singulier. 

Queérly,  koulr'-li,  ad.  bizarre- 
ment, [zarrerie, /*. 

Qiieéi-iiess,   koulr'-nesse,  s.  bi- 

Qiicex,  kouiste,   S.    pigeOD  rg> 


QUE 


810 


QUI 


Quell.  ko^ell,  l'a.  dompter,  sub- 
juguer, réprimer,  tuer. 

—  ^  s.  meurtre,  m.  [seur. 
Qiiéller,  kouel'-lenr,  s.    oppres- 
Qiieiich^    kouennche,  va.  étein- 
dre (of  firo),  amortir  (a  passion 
or  commotion),  apaiser  la  soif, 
désalléier;  détruire. 

—,vn.  refroidir, se  refroidir. 
Quéiiclinble^    kouennche' -a-b1, 

a.    qu'oD    peut  éteindre,  élan- 

cher. 
Qiiéitcbcr,    kouenncbe'-eur,  s. 

éteignoir,  celui  qui  éteint,  m. 
Qiiéiickless,    kouenncbe^-Iesse) 

a.  inextinguible. 
Qiicreut,    koui'-rennt,  s.  celui 

qui  se  plaint,  ni. 
Quei-iiiiéuiuua,     kouer-rI-m8'- 

ni-euce,  a.  qui  fait  des  plaintes. 
Qiieriraôuioiisl}'.         kouer  ri- 

mô'-ni-euce-li,  ad.  avec  plainte. 
QuerimàuiousiicBS,    kouer-ri- 

mô^-nl-euce-nesse,  (.   habitude 

de  se  plaindre. 
Quérist,  koui'-riste,  s.  question- 
neur, m.  [subtilité,  f. 
Qiici'k,     koueurk,     «.      finess-, 
Quern,    koueura,    ;.     moulin  à 

bras,  m. 
Qiiérpo,  koueur'-p8,  a.  Teste,  f. 
Qiiérry,     kouor'-ri,     S.    écujer 

d'un  prince,  m.  [a.  dolent. 
QuéruIouSf  kouer'-riou-leuce 
Quérulousness,     kouer'-riou- 

leuce-nesse,  s.  habitude  de  se 

plaindre,  f. 
Qiierj,  koui'-riji'O.  questionner. 
—,  s.  question,  f. 
Quest,   kouesie,  s.    qufite,   en- 
quête, recherche,  f. 

—  ,  un.  quSter,  chercher. 
'fuéatant,      kouess'-tannt,      i. 

cherciieu' 
^iicsiioii,    kouess'-lchenne,    ». 

question,    demande,  recherche, 

f.  doute,  Interrogatoire,  m, 
-,  un.   questionner,    interroger, 

douter  de,  révoquer  en  doute. 
—,  vn.  faire  des  questions. 
Quésiioiiable.kouess'-toheune- 

a-bl,  a.  douteux. 
Quésiiouubleuesi,       koues? 


tcbeune-a-bl-nesseï  l  état  doa- 

teux 
Quéstionary.  koness'-tchenne- 

a-ri,  a.  qui  fait  des  questions. 
Qucslioiier,      kouess'-lcbeune" 

eur,  s     celui  qui     questionne, 

qui  examine,  m. 
Qiicfiiionleai.  kouess'-tcheune- 

lesse,  ad.  sans  doute, 
Qnéolnian,        Qiic.lmonger, 

kouessf-mane,     meunn-gueur, 

s.  chercheur  de  procès,  m. 
Qiii'-iior,   kouess'-teur,  s.  ques- 
teur, m       [pe,  s    questure,  f. 
Qiiôstorship,    kouess'-teur-chi- 
Qiiéctrisi,      kauess'-triste,     s. 

poursuivant. 
Qiiésiuary.  koness'-tchiou-a-ri, 

a.  âpre  au  gain,  f.  [lerle,  f. 
Qiiiii,  kouib,  s.  lardon,  m.  rail- 
Qiiibble,    kouib'-bl,  s.   pointe, 

f.  jeu  de  mots,  m. 
—,  un.  jouer  sur  les  mots. 
Qilibbler,  kouib'-bl-enr,  ».    ca- 

lembourlste,  m, 
Qiiick,    kouik,   a.    vivant,    vif, 

prompt,  subtil,  pénétrant 

—  ear,s.  oreille  fine,  f. 

—  flre,  s.  feu  ardent,  m. 

—  sale,!,  prompt  débit, m. 

—  lime,  s.  chaux  vive,  f. 

—  se<,  J.  haie  vive,  f. 

— .  va.  planter    une    baie    TlTe, 
entourer  d'une  haie  vive. 

—  Bigbtcd,  a.    qui    a    la    Tue 
bonne,  clairvoyant. 

—  aighteduesB,  s.  vue    claire, 
sagacité,  f.  [subtil. 

.-  witted,  a.  qui  a  l'esprit  vif, 

—  sniid,  s.  sable  mouvant,  m, 

—  silTer,  S,  vif  argent,  m. 

—  (ilTered,   a.    étamé    (recou- 
Tert  de  tain). 

—  silTeriug.  s.  étamage,  m. 
—,  ad.  Tite,  promptement. 

— ,  s.  vif,   Tivant,  m.  Dravr    t« 

the  —,  peindre  d'après  nature. 
Quickeu,  kou)'-kn,  va.  animer, 

vivifier,  accélérer. 
— ,  vn.  aToir   Tie,    s'animer,  s* 

mouvoir  avec  activité. 
Quickeiiing,  kouik'-kn-iQngne, 

a.  vivifiant. 


QUI 


811 


QUI 


^{■ilcfcly,  Iiouik'-lt,  ad.  vite- 
menl,  yll»,  bientôt. 

Qiiickuess,  kouik'-nesse,  t  vi- 
tesse, vifacité,  subtilité,  saga- 
cité, f.  [dam,  m. 

Quidam,    koui'-dame,    >.     qui- 

Qiifildany,  kusîd'-da-ni,  s.  co- 
lignacni.conlilure  decoings,^. 

Qiiiddiiy,  kouid'-i-tl,  >.  pointe, 
chicane  (phil.);  essence,  f. 

Quicucenee,  lioua!-ess'-connee, 
s.  quiétude,  /.  repos,  m. 

Qiiiésceut,  koual-ess^-cennt,  a. 
paisible. 

Quiel,  kouaî'-ett,  S.  repos,  m. 

—  ,  a.  trinquille,  pacifique,  en 
repos. 

— ,  va.  apaiser,  calmer.  —  one's 
■eir,  se  mettre  l'esprit  en  re- 
pos, se  calmer. 

Qiiieter, koual'-et-teur,  t.  celui 
qui  apaise,  qui  oalme. 

Quieiiue,  kouaF-et-tInngne,  i. 
l'action  d'apaiser,  /. 

— 1  a.  qui  endort,   soporifique. 

Qiiicligm,  kouat'-ett-izm,  }. 
quiétisme,  m. 

Qiiietist,  koual'-i-tiste,  s.  quié- 
tiste,  m.  et  f. 

Qui'ctly,  kouaï'-ett-ll,  ad.  paisi- 
blement, tranquillement. 

Qiiiotueis,  lioual-ett-nesse,  t. 
paix,  tranquillité,  froideur,  f. 

Quic«»onie,kouaï'-ett-5eume,  a. 
calme.  [quiétude,  /" 

Quiétude,     kouai'-i-tioude,     s. 

Quielus,  koual'-i-teuce,  s,  re- 
pos, m  tranquillité, /.  quitus, 
m.  décharge,/. 

Qiiill,  koulll,  J.  plume;  f.  tuyau, 
m.  bobine,  f.  First  aiid  se- 
cond—, t.  bouts  d'aile,  m.  pi. 

Qiiillet,  kouil'-litt,  s.  chicane,/'. 

Qiiilt,  koullt,  ».  courte  pointe,/. 

—  maker,  s.  matelassier. 
— ,  va.  matelasser,  piquer. 
Qiilnary.  kouaî'-na-rv,  a.  formé 

du  nomi're  cinq  [m, 

Qiiiiice,     kouinnce,    J.     coing, 

—  tpce,  J.  coignasBier,  7)1. 
Qiiiiicuni,  kûuinug'-keunngks, 

s.  quinconce,  m.  plantation  en 
échiquier. 


Qiiitiqiiagésima,  kouln» 

kouaddjess'i-ma,   ».  quisqna- 

gésime,  /. 
QuinquAngular,  ilouinn- 

kouaung'-guiou-lar,   a.  k    cinq 

angles. 
Qiiiiiquénnial,  kouinn-kouec'- 

ni-al,  a.  qui  dure  cinq  ans. 
Quiiisy,  kouinn'-zi,  ».  esquloan- 

Qiiiiit,  kinnt,  ».  quinte, /. 

Quintal,  kouinn'-tal,  ».  quin- 
tal, m. 

Qiiinté*«ence,  kouinn-tess''- 
ceunce,  ».  quinte,  sence,  /. 

Qiiinlin,  Qiiiiiiaiii,  kouinn'- 
tine,  léne,  s.  quintaine,  /. 

Quiiiiii|>le,  kouinn'-tiou-pl,  $. 
quinluple,  n>. 

Quip,  kouip,  ».   raillerit,  f. 

—,  va,  railler 

Qu ire,  kouaîre,  s.  chœur  d'une 
église,  main  de  papier,  /.  ca- 
hier, ))i.  1»  — ,  ad   en  feuilles. 

—  .  t»i.  chanttc  en  choeur,  faire 
chorus. 

Qiiirister,  toulr'-rlt-teur,  ». 
choriste,  m. 

Quii'k,  koueurk,  <  subtilité, 
chicane,  finesse,  /.quolibet,  m. 

Qiiit,  kouitI,a.  quitte,  franc. 

—,  (qiiiitcd.  qiiil,  qiiitted, 
qiiid)  va.  quitter,  abandon- 
ner, se  défaire  de,  décharger, 
justifier,  pardonner,  absoudre. 

—  a  siego,  lever  un  siège. 

—  one^s  «clf,  s'acquitter. 

—  one,  payer  quelqu'un. 
Qtiiicbgrasa,    kouitcbe'-grasse, 

».  chiendent,  m. 
Quite,    kouaSte,  (id.    tout  &  fait, 
tout.  [re. 

—  coiitrary,    tout   au    contral- 
Quiirent,  kouitt'-reunt,  s.  ren- 
te réservée,  /. 

Qiiitu,  kouitz,  int.  quitte  1 

Quiitaucc,  kouit'-tannce,  s. 
quittance,  récompense,  récipro- 
cité, /.  To  cpy  —,  rendre  te 
pareille. 

—,  va.  payer,  récompenser. 

Quitlerboiie,  kouit'-Seur-bône, 
».  solbaturei/ 


RAC 


812 


RAC 


Qut'tting,  kouit'-tinn^ne,  $.  ac- 
tion de  quitter,  f.  [m. 

Qui»er,kouiv'-'veur,  s.  carquois, 

—  ,  vn.  frissonner,  treaiLler. 

—,  a.  actif,  alerte. 

Quivcred,  kouiv'-veurd,  a.  ar- 
mé d'un  carquois. 

Qiiî*t'riiig,koui7'-\eur-inngne, 
s.  frisson,  m.  cadence,  f. 

Quiz,  Ivouiz,  s.  énigme,  mystifi- 
cation, f.  persifleur,  railleur, 
mystificateur,  lorgnon,  m. 

—,  va  persifler,  mystifier,  lorgner. 

Qiiizzical,  kouiz'-zi  kal,  a.  qui 
aime  à  railler,  railleur,  per- 
siflfur. 

Qiioli,  kouili,  vn.  palpiter,  se 
remuer  (se  dit  du  fœluf). 

Quédiibet,  kouod^-li-bett,  s. 
quolibet,  7)1.  subtilité,  f. 

Quodlibc-t&riaii,  kouod-libelt- 
ar'-i-ane,  s.  faiseur  de  quolibets, 
m.  celui  qui  parle  sur  tous  les 
sujets. 

Quodiibéllral,  kouod-ll-belt''- 
i-kal,n.qui  n'est  point  restreint 
à  un  seul  sujet. 


Quoir,  kouoïf,  s.  coiffe,  f. 

— ,  l'a.  coiffer.  [fure,  f. 

Qiiuiffure,  kouoif'-ioure.s.coif- 

Quoin,  kouïne,  s.  coin,  m.  en- 
coignure, f.  [m. 

Qiioit,  kouïtt,  s.  palet,    disque, 

— ,  rn.  jouer  au  palet. 

Qii6ndaiii,kouoan'-dame,a.  ci- . 
deyant.  [suffisant,  m. 

(Jii6rHiii,kouy-reume,  «.nombre 

Quôia,  kouô'-la,  s.  quote  part, 
quotité,  f. 

Qiiotâiion,  koufi-tê'-cheune,  •. 
citation,  f, 

Qiioie,  kouôle,  l'a.  citer,  allé- 
guer, [qui  cite,  m. 

Quûler,     kou6'-teur,    s.      celui 

Qiiotb,  koueuib,  v.  imp.  dire. 
—  I.  dis  je.  —  lip,  dit-il, 

Qiioiidiaii,  kouô-lid'-dji-ane,  a. 
quotidien.  [f. 

—  fcTer,  s.  fièvre    quotidienne, 

Qu6ticii<,  kouô'-cbennt,  j.  quo- 
tient, m. 

Qiidling.  kouê'-tinngne,  s.  ci- 
talion,  l'actiou  de  citer  ou  d'al- 
léguer, f. 


R 


R.  âr,  s.  T. 

Rnliâlc,  ra-béte',  va.  rabattre. 

Hûlilict,  rab'-l'itt    s.   feuillure, 

laljlure,  entaille,  f. 
— .  Vd.  faire  une  feuillure,  rainer. 
Râblii,  rab'-bi,  s.  rabbin,  m. 
Rubbfuical,   rab-bine'-i-kal,  a. 

rabbinique. 
Rûbbit,     rab'-bit,      s.      lapin. 

Youiig  —,  lapereau,  m.  D«e 

— ,  lapine,  ft 
— 'b  nust,  s.  laboulllère,  /"• 
Râbble,  rab'-bl.  S.  racaille,  po- 
pulace,/', [foule,  cohue. /■. 
Rûbblvnictit,  rab'-LI-mennt,  s. 
Ràbid,  rali'-bid,  a.  enragé. 
R&ce,     réce,    s     race,    lignée, 

course,  famille,  espèce,  racine, 

f,  rejeton,  m. 
—  boi'se,   s.  cheval  de   course, 

coursier,  m. 
— ,  vn.  faucher. 


R.îcer,  réce'-eur,  s.  coureur,  m. 

Râciiiess,  ré'-ci-nesse,  s.  force 
agréable  au  goût,  saveur  parti- 
culière, /.  bouquet,  m. 

Rack,  rak,  s.  râtelier,  coflre- 
hâtier,  nuage,  collet  de  mou- 
ton, VI.  roue,  torture,  ques- 
tion, grille, quenouille,  f.  rack, 
arack,  m. 

— ,  i'(i.  donner  la  question,  tour- 
menter, étendre,  donner  ua 
sens  forcé,  mettre  l'esprit  i  la 
tarlure,  soutirer  du  vin. 

Rack-reiit,  s.  rente  outrée,  f. 

—  rcu«er,  s.  celui  qui  paie  une 
rente  trop  forte. 

— ,i'!i.  cuuiir,  fuir  (as  cloudsbe- 

fote  the  wind). 
Racket,  rak'-kilt,  s.   raquette, 

f.  fracas,  tintamarre,  m, 

—  luakei-  01"  iieller,  s.  raque- 
tier,  m. 


RAG 


813 


RAI 


B&cfcing,  rali''  kinngne,  s.  tor- 
ture, f.  soutirage,  m. 
Rncko6n ,  rak'-kôù  De^  s.  sorte  de 

blaireau,  /". 
Râcy,   ré'-ci,  a.    fort,    de   haut 

goût,    spiritueux,  qui  a  le  goût 

de  terroir. 
Kâddock,  rad'-deuk,  S.  rouge- 
gorge,  m. 
Rûdial,  ré^-di-al,  a.  radial. 
Itâdiance,  —  cy,  ré'-di-annce, 

ann-ci,  s.  éclat,  m.  splendeur, 

f.  luftre,  m. 
Radiant,  rë'-di-annt,  a.  rajon- 

nanl,  éclatant,  brillant. 
Rûdiate,  ré'-di-éte,  vn.  rayon- 
ner, [dié. 
Rudiâtcd,    ré-di-étc'-ed,    a.  ra- 
Kadiâiioo,    ré-di-é'-cheune,  s. 

irradiation,/',  rayonnement,  Jn. 
Radical,  rad'-di-kal,  a.  radical, 

primitif,  original. 
Radicâlilj-,         Radicâlness, 

rad-di-kal'-i-ti,  nesse,   «•  priu- 

cipe,  m.  source,  f. 
Râdicaliy,   rad'-di-kal-Ii,    aô. 

radicalement. 
Rûdicatc,  rad'-di-kéte,  fa.  en 

rac.iner.  [enraciné 

Rûdicatcd,    rad'-di-ké-ted,   a 
Rudic&tion,    rad-i-ké'-chcune 

s.  action  de  prendre  racine,/' 
Rûdish,   rad'-diche,   ».  rave,  f. 

radis,  ?)!.  Hoi-so-, raifort,  m 
Radius,    ré'-di-euce,  s.  radius 

rayon,  m  [loterie 

Rârflt-,   raf'-fl,    t')j.    faire    une 
— ,  Kafaing,  S.  raQe,  f. 
H<if«,  rafle, .?.   radeau,  train,  m. 
itûrier,   raf'-leur,    s.    soliveau, 

chevron, in. 
Kag,    ragg,    s.  chiffon,  haillon, 

lambeau,  m.  guenille,  /. 
Ragaïutkfiiii,    rag-a-meuf^-fine, 

s.  gueux,  coquin,  m.  [A 

Rage,  rédje,   s.    rage     furcu:^, 
—  •,vn.  tempêter,  enrager, (oftbe 

sea)  se  courroucer. 
Rdgcfiil,  rédje'-foul,  s.  furieux, 

violent,  m. 
Râggcil,     rag'-guid,    a,    fripé, 

tout  déchiré, déguenillé,  inégal. 
•-  pei'Bou,  s.  {ersoane  couverte 


de  haillons,  déguenillée. 

Riii:godiicsa,  rag'-guid-nesse, 
f,    état  déguenillé. 

Hiigiiig,  ré'-djinngue,  t.  rage, 
fureur,  f. 

— ,  a.  enragé,  courroucé. 

Rûj^iiigly,  ré'-djinngne-li,  ad. 
avec  fureur. 

Kiiginnu,  rag''-mane,  t.  chiffon- 
nier. \_in. 

Ri<soût,     ra-gôù',    ».    ragoût, 

Kâgstoue,  rag'-stfine,  t  tuf, 
moellon,  m. 

Uail,  réle,  ».  balustrade,  bar- 
rière, f.  garde-fou, barreau, m. 
ridelle,  /.  [en  ligne. 

— ,    va.    barrer,   enclore,   placer 

— ,  un.  injurier,  médire. 

Kâiier,  réle'-eur,  s.  médisant. 

Hûlliug,  réMlnogne,  ».  médi- 
sance, f. 

Btâiiiiigl)',  ré'-llnngne-li,  ai. 
avec  médisance.  [rie,  f. 

Hnillery,   ral'-ler-i,   ».    raille- 

Rûilroad,  —  way,  réle'-iôde, 
oué,  s.  chemin  de  fer,  m. 

Kâiiueni,  ré'-mennt,  ».  vfite- 
ment,  in. 


1»,  rêne,  s   pluie,  f. 

pluie,  f. 


—  water,  s.  eau  de  pli 
— ,  un.  pleuvoir. 
— ,  va.  faire  pleuvoir. 
Rûliibow,  réne'-bô,».  arc-en- 
ciel,  m.  [m. 

iCniiidecr,  réne'-dlr,  s.  renne, 
■tâiiiiiiess,      réne'-i-nesse,     s. 
temps  humide,  m.  [pluie. 

Kâiiiy,  réne'-i,  a.  pluvieux,  de 
Kaisc,  réze,  va.  lever,  élever, 
soulever,  hausser,  relever,  re- 
hausser, exhausser,  susciter, 
causer,  évoquer,  bâtir,  enri- 
chir, recueillir,  avancer. 

—  a  bcll,  mettre  une  cloche  en 
branle. 

—  an  outcry,  s'écrier. 

—  paut,  faire  lever  la  pâle. 

—  pridc    in   one,    donner 
l'orgueil. 

—  <hc  dead,  ressusciter. 

—  «lie  pricc,  hausser  le  prix. 
Rûiser,   réze'-eur,  ».  celui  gut 

lève,  m. 


RAM 


814 


RAN 


Koisln,  Té'-in,  s.  raisin  sec,  m. 

Bake,  rèke,  (  râteau,  m.  ra- 
cloire,  /'.libertin,  scélérat,  sil- 
lage, m. 

—  ofqunlî»y,s.  petit-maître, m. 
— 9  va.   râteler,   ratisser,   racler, 

fouiller,  examiner,  courir  çà  et 
là,  mettre  ensemble  et  couvrir. 

—,  vn.  chercher,  passer  par  for- 
ce, mener  une  'vie  déréglée. 

Bâkvr,  réke'-eur,  s.  ratlssoire, 
f,  houeur,  r&We,  m. 

Rûkeliell,  rcke'-hell,  a.  per- 
du, débauché. 

Rûking,  ré'-liinngne,  J,  l'action 

— .  a.  avare,  [de  racler,/. 

Râkisli,  réke^-iche,  a-  dissolu. 

ItûkistiucBs,  rétie^-iche-nesse, 
s.  débauche,  f. 

Bail}',  ral'-li,  va,  railler,  ral- 
lier. 

— •  vn.  se  railler,  se  rallier. 

Bâilying,  ral'-li-inngne,  s.  ral- 
liement, m. 

Bam,  rame,  s.  bélier,  mouton, 
»i.  bie,  demoiselle,  f. 

— 's  beud,  s.  louve,  f, 

— ,  t'a.  enfoncer,  battre,  bour- 
rer, tasser. 

Bâinagc,  rame'-édje,  s.  bran- 
che«,  /".  pi.  ramage,  gazouille- 
ment, m. 

Bâmble,  ramm'-bl,  s.  course, 
f.  vagabondage.  ïïï. 

—  ,  vn.  rôder,  vaguer. 
Bâniblcr,   ramra'-bl-eur,  ».  rô- 
deur, vagabond,  m. 

Bâmbling,  ramm -bl-inngne,  $. 
course,  l'action  de  rôder,  f, 

—  ,  a.  vague,  errent. 

BnmboÔKe,  ramm'-boùze,  s.  es- 
pèce de  boisson  coni posée  de 
vin,  d'ale.  d'œufs  et  de  sucre. 

Baniiflcâtiou,      ram-mi-fi-ké'- 

cheune,s.  —  tion,  f, 
Bûinify,    ratn'-mi-faî,  va,  rami 
—,  vu.  se  ramifier.  [fier 

Bâmmer,  ram'-meur,s.  hie,  f. 

baguette  de  fusil,  /. 
BanimiMli,  ram^-miche,».rance. 
Bâmniishiiess,        ram'-miche 

nesse,  s.  rancidité,  f. 
RAmoua,  ré'  meuce,  a.  rameux. 


Bomp.rammp,  vn,  monter,  sau- 
ter, grimper,  folâtrer. 

— .  s   saut,  élan,  m. 

Bainpâlliu»,  ramm-pal'-yane, 
s.  gueux,  misérable. 

Bâmpaucj-,  ramm'-pann-el,  s. 
exubérance,  supériorité. 

Knn«|>aiu,rammp'-annt,a.  ram 
pant,  folâtre 

Kâmpart.  K&mpire,  ramm' 
parti,  p  lire,  s.  rempart,  m. 

Rûinrod,  ramm^-rode,  t,  ba- 
guette de  fusil. 

Kun,  prêt,  de  Ruii. 

Itiiuch,  rannche,  ua,  rouler,tor- 
dre.  [chanci. 

ICâiicid,    rann'-cld,  a.     rance, 

Kâiicidness,  —  dîtjr,  rann'- 
cld  nesse,  cid'-i-ti,  s.  rancis- 
sure,  f. 

Hâiicoroiifl,  ranng^-kenr-euce, 
a,  malin,  igné,  rancunier. 

Râiicorously,  ranng'-keur-eo- 
ce-li,  ad.  avecanimosité. 

Kâncour,  ranng'-keur,  s.  ran- 
cune, f.  [<.ore,  f. 

Rnnd,  rannd,   s.   bord,  m.  cou- 

Ràiiduni,  rann^-deume,  s.  aven- 
ture, f.  hasard,  m.  absence  de 
méthode,  f.  At  —,  au  hasard, 
à  tort  et  à  travers. 

—  eboi,  s.  coup  perdu,  m. 
Rang,  prêt,  de  Ring.      [gner. 
Rang,  ranndje.  va.  ranger,  ali- 
— ,  vn.    se   ranger,  s'aligner;  er- 
rer, écumer  les  mers. 

— ,  s.  rangée,  classe,  carrière, 
grille,  course,  f.  rang,  tour, 
tamis,  échelon,  m. 

—  of  niouiitaiuB,  i.  chaîne  de 
montagnes,  f, 

RàugiT,  rénn''-djeur,  ».  chien 
qui  quête  bien,  gardo-chasse, 
voleur,  écunieur  de  mer,  m. 

Raiik,  ranngk,  ».  rangée,  /. 
rang,  m.  dignité,  classe,  ligne 
aie,  f. 

— ,    va.   ranger,    arranger. 

— ,  un.  avoir  rang,  être  rangé,  fi- 
gurer. 

—,  (I.  rance,  fort,  fertile,  outré, 
surabondant.  [peu  rance. 

Râukisb,   raoogh'-iche,  a.  un 


RAP  815 

^fcnkle.  ranngk'-kl,  va.  enveni- 


RAS 


— ,  vn.  s'enTenimer,  se  putréfier 
Bânkly,  ranngk'-li,  ad.  avec  ru 

desse,  grossièrement, 
Kâukncsa,      raungk^-nesse,    ^• 

rancissure,  Terlililé,  f. 
Baitnack,  rann^-sak,  vn.  sacca- 
ger, piller,  visiter  avec  soin. 
Râiisacking,      rann^-sak-kion 

gne,s,saccagement,  pillage, m 
Râusom.raDn^-seume,  s.ranço 
— s  vti.  acheter,  rançouoer,       [f. 
Râiisomless,    rann'-seume-les 

se,  a,  sans  rançon. 
Raut,   rannt,  s.    galimatias,  m 

criaillerie,  f. 
— ,  vil.  temiiêler,  cxtravaguer. 
Bàutcr,   rannt'-eur,  s.  extrava 

gant,  m. 
Bûiiling,  rannt'-lnngne,  a.  en 

ragé,  étourdi. 
Bâiitipole,  rannt'-i-pdie,  a.  ba 

Tard,  exlravagant. 
—,  vn.  courir  çà  et  là.  [f. 

Bânula,  ran'  niou-la,  s.  ranule 
Ruiiûuculus,  ra-neunng^-kiou 

leuce,  s.  renoncule,  f. 
Rap,  rapp,  s.  coup,  m.  chique 

naude  donnée  \i\ement,  /. 
— )Un.  taper,  Trapper. 
— 9  vn.  enlever,  enchanter,  char 

mer.  To  rapaudreud^pren 

pre  de  force. 
Bapâcioiis,    ra-pé'-cbeuce,    a 

rapace,  avide,  vorace. 
Bnpâcioiisly,  ra-pé'-cheuce-Ii 

ad.  avidement. 
Bapâciousiic'SS,       BapâcSiy 

ra-pé'-cheuce-Desse,  rapas'-si- 

ti,  s.  rapacité,  avidité,  /. 
Bapc,    répe,    s.   rapt,  viol,  bu 

tiD,  déraut,  vol,  m,   râpe;  col 

la,  m.  navette,  f, 

—  seed,  s.  navette,  f. 

—  -wine.  s.  râpé,  m. 
Bâpîd,  rap'-ide,  (ï.  rapide,  vif. 
Rapidity,  Râpidiiess.ra-pid'- 

i-ti,rap'-id-nesse,s.  rapidité,  /". 
Râpidly,  rap'-id-i!,  ad,  rapide- 

menf 
Râpier,  ré'-pire,  ».  rapière, ^ 
Rûpiue;  rap'-lne,  s.  rapine,  | 


Râpinoiia,  rap'-ine-e  nce,  (i.qn 
vit  de  rapine,  pillard.  [m 

Rappéc.    rap-pi',  s.  ta  ftac  râpé 

Kûpper,  rap'-peiM,  s,  envelop 
pe,  f.   celui  qui  fijippa,    m. 

Rappért.  rap-pôrll',s.  rapport 
m.  proportion,  çsatot  mité,  a- 
nalngie,^ 

Rap  1  raptt,u.  ravi. 

— ,  S.  excise,  f. 

— .  va.  raviî    mellre  on  eitaie. 

Râpiiire,  rap'-lchioure,  s.  rr 
vi^sement,  m.  [vi,  enlevé. 

Rapdired,  rap'  tchioi.rd,  rt.  ra 

Ràpiiirous,  rap'-tchiour-euce, 
a.  ravissant. 

Rare,  rére,  a.  rare,  extraordi- 
naire, excellent,  peu  cuit,  sai- 
gnant. 

— .  ad.  fort,  parfailemenl. 

Rârvoshow,  ré'-ri-chô,  s.  cu- 
riosilé,  f.  [s.  raréfaction,/. 

Rai-efâctîoiiirar-ri-fak'-cbeune, 

Rarc-fâc<iire,  rar-ri-fak'-tive,  a. 
raréfiant. 

Rârcfiable,  rar'-ri-fal-a-bl,  a. 
qui  peut  se  raréfier. 

Rârcrj-,  rar'-ri-fai,  va.  raréfier. 

— .  vn.  se  raréiier. 

Rârelvi  rére'-li,  ad.  rarement, 
exactement,  liien. 

Râi'cuesB,  Kai-ily,  rére'-nes 
se,  ré'-ri-ti,  s.  rareté,  ;. 

Râscal,  rass'-kal,  ».  coquin, fri- 
pon, m.  [gre,  m. 

—  deer,  s.  cerf  OU  daim  mai. 
Rascâllion,  rass  kal'-jeune,  S, 

malotru,  m. 

Ruscâlity,  rass-kal'-i-li,  ».  ra- 
caille, canaille,  f. 

Râacallj',  rass'-kal-li,  a.  bas, 
vil,  coquin. 

Rase,  réze,  un.  raser,  détruire 
efûeurer,  ra  er,  m. 

—  ont,  biffer.  [considéré 
Rush,   rache,  fi.    téméraire,  in 

—  beaded,  a.  téméraire. 

—  ,s.  éruption,  /.  [f 
Kâslicr,  rache'-eur,  s.  grillad» 
Râshly,  rache'-li,   ad.    téméial 

rement,  violemment. 
RâsbiiesB,   rache'-nesse,  S.    té 
mérité,  p  (ciDitation,  f 


RAS 


816 


RAT 


Basp,  ra=pe,  s.  râpe;  racloire,  f. 
— ,va.  râper,  ratisser. 
Bnsplicri'j',      rasp'-ber-ri,      s. 
framboise,  f- 

—  «le,  s.  aile  frairboIsÊe,  f. 

—  biisb,  s.  framboisier,  m. 
Râapiiig,  raspe'-inngne,  s,  l'ac- 
tion de  râper,  ^.  [pure,  A 

Râspingg,  raspe'-inDgnz.s.  râ- 
Bâsure,    ré'-jioure,   S.    rature, 

effature,  f. 
Kat,  ralt,   s    rat,  déserteur,  m. 
Tos  mell  a  —,  se  méfier. 

—  cntcker,  s.  attrapeur  de 
rats,  m. 

— 'b  bancs,  mort  aux  rats,^. 

—  trnp,  s    ratière,  f» 
Rûiiible,  ré'ta-bl,a>  taxable. 
Râtabijr,   ré'-ta-bli,  itd.   égale- 
ment, au  prorata.  [m. 

Riiinrin,    rale-a-fi'-a,  s.  ralafia, 

Rûtaii,  rat'-tane,  s.  canne,  f. 

Raicb,  ratche,  s.  râteau  d'hor- 
loge, m. 

Ruie,  réle,  .'.  taux,  prix,  rang, 
m.  taxe,  \olée,  manière,  sorte, 
f.  [cier,  gronder. 

— ,   va.  taxer,     estimer,  appré- 

—,  ad.  de  bonne  heure. 

— .  a.  hâtif. 

Râler,  ré'-teur, s. estimateur,»!. 

Bûlber,  ra(A'-eur  or  ré'-(Aeur, 

—  ,ad.  plutôt,  mieux.  To  baie 
préférer.  [ne,  s.  —  tien,  f- 

RiUificâtion,    rat-'.i-fi-ké'-cheu- 
Ràtifior,  ral'-ti-iaï-eur,  s.  celui 

qui  ratifie,  m.  [\alider. 

RâiiTy.   rat'-ti-fai,  va.  ratifier, 
Râiifjiiig.  rat'-ti-faî-inngne,  9 

ratification,  f,  [lion,  f 

Rntiiig,   ré'-tinngne,   $  estima- 
Bûiio.  ré'chi-6,  >.  proposition, 

raison,/. 
Rutiôciiiale,    rache-l-oss'-l-né 

le.  va.  raisonner,  argumenter. 
Ruiiociiiâlion,      racbei-oss-i- 

né'-cheune,    s.   raisonnement, 

argument,  m. 
RnliocinéliTC,     rachel-oss'-l- 

né-tive,  a.  raisonné. 
Ration,  ré'-cheune,  s.  ration,/'. 
Riitionabilily.       rache-eune-a- 

bil'-i-ti,  s   probabilité,  f. 


Râilonal,  racbe'-eune-al  a.  rai- 
sonnable, judicieux,  raisonné. 

Rûiioiinle,  rachi  '  eune-é'-li,  s. 
détail  raisonné,»»,  raison  phy- 
sique, f. 

Rniionalist,  racDe'-euae-al-Ils«'; 
te,  s.  rationaliste,  m. 

Rntion&lit}-.  Hûtionalness, 
rache-i-6-nal'-i-ti,  eune-al-ncs- 
se,  s.  probabilité,  raison,  f.  é- 
tat  de  ce  qui  est  raisonnable. 

Râtionail}.  rache'-eune-al-li, 
ad.  raisonnablement, 

Raiieén,  rat-tlne',  S,  ratine,  f. 

Raille,  rat'-ll,  vn.  quereller, 
faire  du  bruit,  parler  haut,  gron- 
der, criailler.  —  To  iu  tbe 
tbi-oal,  râler, 

—,  lîii.  agiter  a-vec  bruit,  remuer, 
gronder,  crier  après. 

— ,  s.  bruit,  chari-vari,  grelot,  ho- 
chot,  m.  paroles  \ides  de  sens,  .' 
castagnettes,  f.  pi.  crécelle,  f. 

—  beuded,  a    étourdi. 

—  suake,  >.  serpent  &  sonnet- 
tes, m. 

Rallies,  ral'-tlz,  s.  croup,  m. 

Râiiliiig.  rat'-tl-inngne,  (. 
bruit,  râlemenl,  m. 

Râuciij,  râîl'-ci-ti,  S.  enroue- 
ment, raucité,  /.  [ruiner. 

Ravage,  raV-vidje,  va.  ravagefi 

—  .  s.  ra-vage,  dégât,  »i. 
Ravager,  rav'-vidje-euriJ.  dss- 

inicteur,  conquérant,  m. 

Râvagiiig.  rav'-Tidje-inngne,  s. 
ravage,  dégât,  m. 

Rave,  rêve,  171.  s'emporter,  ex- 
tiavaguer,  rêver.  To  —  aud 
tear,  se  désoler. 

Ravel,  rav'-vl,  va.  jeter  dans 
la  perplexité,  embrouiller. 

—,  vn.  itre  perplexe,  s'embrouil- 
ler, —  ou»,  s'efliler,  effiler,  dé- 
couvrir, dévoiler, 

Râvclin,  rav'-line,s.ravelin,m. 

Râven,  ré'-vn,  s.  corbeau,  ))!. 

—  ,  va.  manger  goulûment, 
Râvcnhig,     rav'-vn-inngne,   $ 

rapine,  f.  [rapace,  vorace. 

Râveiioiis.  raV-vn-euce,  a, 
Râvenou»lj'.      raT'-Tu-euce-li| 

ad.  foulument. 


REA 


817 


REA 


flATenouaneas,      raV-Tn-euC6- 

nesse,  s.  Toracilé,  f. 

névcr,    réTe'-eur,     ».     extrava- 

pant.  [■vigole,  f. 

Uvigot,  rat'-vlg-gueutt,  s    ra- 

Itù  raT^-iaC)    $.     rapacité, 

proie,  f. 
Rûviiie,   raT'-Ine,    ».  rayin,  m. 
Aûviiig,  réve'-lDDgne,  ».  délire, 

m.  rêverie,  /.  [frénétique. 

Bûvingl}';  ré-yinngne-li,  ad. en 
Râvish,    raV-iche,    va      ravir, 

violer,  avoir  le  transport. 
Bâvishcr,    rav'-iche-eur,  t.  ra- 
visseur, f?i. 
Ritvisbiiig,  ravMche-inngne,  ». 

ravissement,  m. 
— ,  a.  ravissant. 
Râvisliment,    rav'-lche-mennt, 

s.  ravissement,  viol,  m. 
Ran,  râîl,  a.  cru,    novice,  p&le, 

ignorant. 

—  leather,».  cuircruouvert,)?!. 

—  Tveattaer,  ï.  temps  gris,  m. 
Râwboiied,  rtitt'-bôand,  a.  dé- 

cliarné,  maigre. 

Râvihead,  r<!ù'-héde,  ».  loup- 
garou,  m.        [maladroitement. 

Râwl)',    riù'-li,    ad.     crûment, 

Râwiiess,  réil'-nesse,  ».  crudi- 
té, ignorance,  prématurité,  f. 

Ray,  ré, s.  rayon,  m.  rais,  m.  pi. 
raie,  f. 

—  grass,  ».  ivraie,  f. 

—  of  gold,».  feuille  d'or,  m. 
— ;  va,  rayonner,  rayer, 
Razc,   réze,  ».  sorte  de  mesure 

de  blé,  f.  [démolir. 

—,  va.  raser,  déraciner,  abattre, 

Râzor,  ré'-zeur,  ».  rasoir,  m. 

Râzorakle,ré'-ieur-a-bl,  a. pro- 
pre à  être  rasé. 

Râziirc,  ré'-jieure,».  rasnre, /■. 

Rcaccéss,  ri-ak-cess'j  s.  nou- 
velle visite,  (» 

Rcncb,  ritche,  ».  portée,  force, 
Tue,  sagacité,  Gnesse,  ruse,  /. 
dessein,  pouvoir,  m. 

—  of  a  river,  s.  largeur  d'une 
rivière,  f. 

—  of  tboiiglii,  s.  sagacité,  f. 
^,   va.  atteindre,  attraper,  tou- 

•ber,  pénétrer,  obtenir. 


Reaeh,  vn.  avoisiner,  tendroi 
s'élendrp,  régner. 

Reâct,  ri-akl',  un.  réagir. 

Réaction,  ri-ak'-cheune,  s,  r£te- 
tion,  f. 

Reail,  rld  (read,  read).  va. 
lire;  déchiffrer,  voir,  reconnaî- 
tre, [l'étude. 

— ,  nu     connaître   à  fond,  aimer 

—  aboni,  lire  tour  &  tour. 

—  agaiii  or  over  agaiii,relirt« 

—  ciirsorily.  entrelire. 

—  or,  continuer  de  lire. 

—  otit  or  about,  lire  toutbaot 

—  ovcr,  lire,  parcourir,  lire  tout. 
R<>ad.  rèd,  a.  lettré. 
Rc-adéption,    ri-ad-ép'-cheuns, 

».  recouvrement,  m.  [m. 

Reader,     r!d'-eur,    s.    lecteur, 
Rcadcrsbip,  rld'-eur-chipe,  », 

office  de  lecteur,  m. 
Roâdily,  red'-di-H,  <T<i.  promp- 

tement,    aisément,    avec  joie, 

avec  plaisir. 
Rc&dincss.     red'-di-nesse,    t« 

promptitude,  facilité,  f. 

—  of  ivit,  «.présence  d'esprit,/. 

Rcading,  rid'-inngne,  s.  lec- 
ture, l'action  de  lire,  leçon  pu- 
blique, manière  de  lire,  ^ 

—  book,  s.  livre  de  lecture. 

—  desli.  s.  lutrin,  m. 
Reudmfssiou,  ri  ■dmiche^ea- 

ne,  s.  réadmission,  f. 
Readiuît,  ri-ad-mitt',  va.  réad- 
mettre, [de  nouveau. 
Readôrn,  ri-a-dorn',  va,  orn«r 
Reâd y,  red'-di ,  a.  prêt,  prompt, 
disposé,   proche,  facile,  oppor- 
tun. To  make  (o  gei  —,  f  ré- 

—  at  band,  tout  prêt,      [parer, 

—  moue;-,». argent  comptant,»!. 
—,   ad.     for     already,     déjà. 

promptement,  tout  prêt. 

Rcaffirmance,  ri-af-feur'- 

mannce,  ».  seconde  affirma- 
tion, f. 

Real,  ri^-al,  a.  réel,  effectif. 

~  ealate,  ».  biens  immeublH, 
m.  pi. 

Reâlit.v,  ri-al'-i-ti,  ».  réaliH,  /. 

Rcalizc,  ré^al-aiza,  va.  riait- 
ser. 

52 


REA 


818 


REB 


igôally,  ri'-al-Ii,  ad.  réellement, 
sa  effet. 

îioalui,  relm,  s.  rojaume,  m, 

RvuUy,  ri'-al-ti,S.  loyauté,  f. 

Ruaiu,  rime,  s.  rame  de  papier, 
m.  [ranimer. 

Bcâiiininlc,  ri-an'-ni-méte,i)a. 

Keâiiiiex,  ri-an'-oeks,  va.  an- 
nexer de  nouveau. 

Reap,  ripe,  va,  moissonner,  re- 
cueillir, [récolte- 

— ,v'n.  faire  la   moisson,  faire  la 

Réaper,  ri'-peur,  s.  moisson- 
neur. 

Réaping-time,  rl'-pinngne- 
taïme,  s.  moisson,  f. 

—  Iiook,  s.  faucille,  f. 
Rcar,    rire,  s.  derrière,  queue, 

i'arrière-garde,  f.  [m. 

—  admirai,    i.    contre-amiral, 
—,  va.  élever,  ériger,  instruire, 

exalter. 

—  a  boar,  lancer  un  sanglier. 

—  up.  nourrir. 

—,  a.  (of  méat)  demi-cuit. 

Rvârmoiise,  rire^-maouce,  s. 
espèce  de  chauve-souris,  f. 

Rcarwai'd,  rire'-ouarde,  s.  ar- 
rière-garde, queue,  dernière 
partie,  f,  reste,  m. 

—,  ad.  en  arrière. 

Reuscéiid,  ri-ass-cennd',  txi. 
vn.  remonter. 

nêatun,  ri'-zn,  s.  raison,  cau- 
se, demande  raisonnable,  f. 
motif,  sujet,  ?». 

—  ,  vn,  raisonner,  discuter. 
—,  l'a.  examiner  froidement. 
Réasouable,  ri'-zn-a  bl,  a.  rai- 
sonnable, juste,  supportable. 

Réasoualjlvucss,  n''-zn-a-bl- 
nesse,  s.  raison,  modération,^. 

Rcasoiiably,  ri'-zn-a-bli,  ad, 
raisonnablement. 

Réasoiier,  ri'-zn-eur,  s.  rai- 
sonneur, m.  [raisonnable. 

Réasoiiiiig,     ri'-zn-inngiie,  a, 

—,  «.argument,  raisonnement,»!. 

Héusoiile8«îri'-:n-lesse,n.  sans 
raison,  [va.  rassembler. 

Rcitssémblc,      ri-as-semm'-bl, 

SteaBséi-t,  ri-as-seurt',  va.  af- 
firmer de  nouveau. 


Rcassûnic,    ri-as-sioume',    va> 

reprendre,  résumer. 
Réassure,     ri-a-chioure',    t-e, 

rassurer.  .  ,       ,.    ,, 

Rvliapiizâ  «i»'M      ri-bap-tl-xé'- 

ch.'une,  i.  rebaplisation,  / 
Rcbnptizc,      ri-baptaîzef      va. 

rebaptiser. 
Rcbalc,   ri-béte',  Va.  émoussfr, 

rabattre,  déduire,  adoucir 
— ,  s.  cannelure,  f, 
Rcbâtcmeiil,     ri-béte'-menr.t, 

«.déduction,/'.  [figures. 

—  or  flgures,  s.   diminution  de 
Bobec,  ri'-bek,  s.  rebec,  ni. 
Rébcl,  rib'-el,  s.  rebelle,  m. 

—  ,  vn.  se  soulever, se  révolter. 
Rebeller,   ri-bel'-leur,    s,    re- 
belle, m.  >c 

Rébellion,  ri-beV-yeume,  s.  ré- 
bellion, révolte,  f.        [rebelle. 

Rebellions,     ri-beK-yeuce,    a. 

RebéllioiiBlj,  ri-bel'-yeuce-Ii, 
ad.  en  opposition  avec  l'auto- 
rité légitime. 

Rebêlliousnoss,  ri-bel'-jeuce- 
nesse,  s.  rébellion,  f. 

Rcbcllon,  ri-bel'-lô,  vn.  mu- 
gir en  écho,  répéter  un  mu- 
gissement. 

Reboâiioii,  ri-bô'é^-cheune,  > 
retentissement,  m. 

Rebuûud,  ri-baounnd',  vn.  re- 
bondir, retentir.        [rebondir, 

— ,ia.    répéter,    renvoyer,  faire 

— ,  s.  bond,  renvoi,  "i.  réflexion,/. 

Rcboûiidiiig,  ri-baounnd^-inn- 
gne,  s.  rebondissement,  m, 

Rebûrr,  ri-beuff',  s.  rebuEfade, 
/.  refus,  m. 

— ,  i!f[.  rebuter,  repousser. 

Rebùild,  ri-bild',  va,  rebilir- 

Rebûkable.  ri-biou'-ka-bl,  a 
répréhensible. 

Rebûke,  ri-biouke',  Va.  re< 
prendre,  censurer. 

— ,   s.   réprimande,  censure» 
reproche,  m. 

Rebûkiue,  ri-biou'-kinngnd,  .1. 
de  réprimande.  A  —  lettcr, 
une  lettre  de  reproches. 

Rcbûkeful,  ri-ciouke'-foul,  a 
iigrat  rude. 


REC 


819 


REC 


Rebnkefullj',     ri-bioake'-foul- 
li,  ad.  rudement. 

Robûker,  ri-)  iou'-keur,  s.  cen- 
seur, m. 

Rvbus,   ri'-beuctf,  s.  rébus,  m. 

Bebût,  ri-beult',  va.  rebuter. 

Kc'bûKer,  ri-beut'-teur,  5.  con- 
tre-réplique, f. 

necali,  ri-ka!l,  s.  raf  pel,  t?i. 

— ,  va.  rappeler,  révoquer. 

Kecânt,  rikanul',  va.  rétrïcter, 
eontreaire. 

—,  DU.  se  rétracter,  '^e  dédire. 

Rccanl&tiou,  rl-kann-t     cheu- 
ne,  s.  rétractation,/',  dédit,  m. 

Recâiitei-,  ri-kanut'-eur.  s.  ce- 
lui qui  fe  dédit,  qui  se  rétracte 

Recniiilulaie,ri-ka-pit'-tchiou- 
léle,  va.  récapituler,  résumer. 

Rucapitiilnliou,  ri-ka-pit- 

tchiou-lé'-cbeune,  s.  —  tion,  f. 

■  Rccapitulatoi'}',  ri-kapit'- 

tchiûu-lé-teur-i,  a.   qui   récapi- 
tule, résume. 

Rcc&rry,  ri-kar'-rl,  va.  rappor- 
ter, reporter, 

Bcccde,  ri-clde',  vn.  se  dédire, 
se  désister,  reculer. 

Rccéipt.  ri-cite',  s.  recette, 
quittance,  admission,  prescrip- 
tion, f.  reçu,  m.  (of  a  letter) 
réception,  /. 
Itccéivable,  ricl'-va-bl,  a.  re- 
ceTable. 

Recéive,  ri-cive^,   va.  recevoir, 
éprouver,    tirer,  recueillir,  ac- 
cueillir," percevoir,  receler. 
Rccéivcdiiess,     ri-ci^-ved-nes- 
se,s.  autorisation   générale,  f-. 
VcoéiTer,   ri-ci'-veur,  s.  rece- 
veur, receleur,  récipient,  ))i. 
RecéiTiug,     ri-ci' vinngne,    s. 

réception,  recelte,  f. 
Rvcélebrate,      rl-cel'-li-bréte, 

va.  célébrer  de  nouveau, 
Réccuey,    ri^-cenn-ci,  S.    nou- 
veauté, f. 
Becéiisioii,   rl-cenn^-cbeune,  s. 

énumération,  /. 
Réccut,    ri-cennt,  récent, 

frais,  nouveau. 
Béccuil)',   ri'- ce n  1-1-1  i,   ad.  ré- 
cegament,  depuis  peu. 


RécentneSK,  ri'-cennt-He»se,  « 

nouveauté,  /. 
Rcoi'piacle,   res'-septa-l!,   s. 
réceptacle,  repaire,  m.  retrai- 
te,/-. 
RL-oeptary,   ri'-cep-ta-ri,  s.  ce 

qui  est  reçu. 
Ituccpiibility,    ri-cep-ti-b;l'-i- 

ti,  s.  admissibilité,  f. 
osception,    ri-cep'-clieuue.    v. 
—     tion,     admission,     opinion, 
perception,     commune,     f.    ac 
cueil,  rétablissement,  m. 
Keceptive,  ri-cep'-tive,  a.  qui 
a  la   propriété  de  percevoir  fa- 
cilement, m. 
Reeess,  ri-cess,   s.  retraite,  so- 
litude,  f.  départ,  enfoncement, 
m.  (of  parli.iment)  séparation, 
f.  [plis,  secrets,  m.  pi. 

RecéseeB,  ri-ces^-siz,  5.  pi.  re- 
Rccéssiou,     ri-sèche'-eune,    s. 
concession,  retraite,  f.  désiste- 
ment, m. 
Rechange,    rl-tchanadje'',    va. 
rechanger.  [charger. 

Rcck&rge,    ri-tchardje',  vn.  re- 
Recliéat,    ri-tchite',    t.    rappel 
d'un    chien    qui    a    perdu   les 
voies 
RocidÎTâliou,  ri-ei-diV'é'- 

ciieune,  5.  récidive,  f. 
Récidivons,  ricid'-iT-euce,  a. 

sujet  à  la  récidive. 
Récipc,    res'-si-pi,   s.   recette^ 

ordounance,^. 
Récipient,     ri-cip'-pi-ennt,    » 
récipient,  celui  qui  reçoit,  m. 
Reciprocal,    ri-cip'-prô-kal,  u. 

réciproque,  mutuel. 
Reciprocallj,     ri-clp'-prO-kal- 

li,  ad,  réciproquement. 
Rcciprocate.     ti-cip'-prô-kéte, 

vn.  rendre  la  pareille. 
Reciprdcity,  Reciprocâtioiiy 
Recipi'ocaluees,  riss-i- 

pross/-i-ti,  ri-cip-prô-ké'-cbeu- 
ne,  ri-cip'-prô-lval-nesse,  s.  ré- 
ciprocité, f.  retour,  m. 
Recisiom,  ritije^eune,  >.  recl- 

sion,  f. 
Iteciial,  ri-sal/-lal,  s.  récit,  nar« 
ré,  exposé,  m.  énumération,/» 


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REC 


Seeit&tion,  rcs-<Mé'eheone,«. 

récit,  m.  répétllion,  f. 

BccitacfTe,  —  to.  res-sl-la-tl- 
ve',  tive'-â,  s.  récitatir,  m. 

Bccite,  ri-saïle',  ua.  réciter,  ra- 
conter, énumérer. 

— .  s.  récit,  m. 

Keciter,  ri-salMeur,  $.  celui  qui 
récite,  I». 

Itecfc,  rek,  va.  prendre  soin. 

—,  vn   se  so:;cier. 

Rëckle««,  rek'-lesse,  n.  sans 
souci.  \s    insouciance,/". 

Rccklessiieas,  rek^-lesse-ues^e, 

Réckoii,  rek'-kn  ,  va.  compter, 
eslimcT,  considérer. 

—,  V».  calcljier, établir  un  comp- 
te; faire  fond  sur. 

Béckouer,  rek''-kn-eur,  i.  cal- 
culateur, rr.. 

Réckoning,  rek'-kn-inngne,  >. 
calcul,  mémoire,  compte,  écol, 
m.    estime,  f. 

Reclàlm,  ri-kiéme',  va.  récla- 
mer, retirer,  réduire,  réformer, 
corriger.  [a.  incorrigible. 

Reclâioiless,     ri-kiéme'-lcsse, 

Recllne,  ri-k laine', ua.  appuyer, 
incliner,  pencher.        [reposer. 

— ,   un.  s'incliner,  s'appujer,  so 

Recltlsc,  ri-klôie',  va.  renfer- 
mer. 

Rcclûde,  ri-kIIoude',ua.  ouvrir. 

Recluse,    ri-kliou-ze',  t.  un  re- 

— ,  «.  reclus,  caché.         [dus,  m. 

Recli'iBciicss,  ri-kliouze'-nesse, 
s.  reiraile,  f. 

Réclusion,  ri-kliou'-jeune,  s. 
réclusion,  f. 

Rccongulâtion,  rl-kfi-ag-guiou- 
ié'-cheune,  a.  seconde  coagula- 
tion^^ 

Recdgulsonce,  ri-kog'-ul-zann- 
ce,  s.  reconnaissance,  soumis- 
sion, obligation,  ^.symbole,  m. 

—  of  aHsixe,  t,  jugement  de 
douze  jurés. 

Recognise.  rek-kog-Dalze',  va. 
recounaître. 

Recogiiisée,  ri-kog-nl-zl', s. ce- 
lui en  faveur  de  qui  a  lieu  une 
obligation,  m 

Recoguiaôr,   rl-kog-nl-iOr',    (. 


celui  qui  donne  une  reecnnals- 
sance. 

Récognition,  rek-kog-nicha' 
eune,  s.  reconnaissance,  [.exa- 
men, m. 

Recôil,  ri-koîl'',  vn.  reculer,  re- 
venir en  arrière,  retomber. 

— ,  s.  recul,  7».  répugnance,  f, 

Reo6in,  ri-koîne',  va.  refaire  la 
monnaie,  refondre. 

Recéinage,  ri  koïne'-idje,  «.re- 
fonte de  la  monnaie,  f. 

Recolléct,  rek-kol-lekf,  un.  se 
rappeler,  se  recueillir,  rassem- 
bler de  nouveau. 

Recolléction,  rek  kol-lek/- 

cheune,  *.  recueillement,  sou- 
venir, m.        [va.  réconforter. 

Recdmforl,        ri-keum'-leurte, 

Recommence,  ri-kom-menn- 
ce',  va.  recommencer. 

Rcconiménd,  rek-kom-mennd', 

.     va.   recommander. 

Reconjniéndable,  rek-kom 
menud'-a-bl,  a.  recommanda- 
ble. 

Rccommendatlou,  rek-kom 
menn-dé'-cbeune,  s.  recomman- 
dation, apostille,^. 

Recomméndutor},  rek-kom 
mcnn'-da-teur-i,  a.  ce  qui  re 
commande. 

Recomménder,  rek-kom 

mcnud'-eur,  s.  qui  recomman 
de. 

Recommft,  ri-kom-mitt',  va. 
renvujer  en  prison, .  soumettre 
de  nouveau  à  un  comité. 

Rcconipeiiiie,re;.''-komm-penn' 
ce,  s.  récompense,  f.  prix, 
dommagement,  m. 

— ,  va.  récompenser,  reconnal 
tre,  dédommager. 

Réconipciising,  rek'-komm. 
pennce-inugne,  s.  rémunéra. 
tion,  /. 

Reconipilement,  ri-komm-pal- 
le'-niennt,  ».  nouille  compilai 
tion,  f. 

Recomp<Sae,n'komwi-pAze',  va, 
recomposer,  tranquilliser. 

Recom|>uiiiliou,  ri-komm-pt- 
(icbe'-euBe  (.  —  tion,  f. 


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nécoiicllc,  rek'-konn-saîle,  va. 
récoacilîer,  accorder,  raccom- 
moder —  oue^s  self  lo,  se 
décider  à. 

Rccoiicllvablu,  rekkonnsal'- 
la-bl,  a.réconciliable,  compati- 
ble. 

BecoiicileableuesS)  rek-konn- 
saî'-la-bl-nesse,  s.  compalibili- 

té,  A 

Bécoiicilement,  rek'-konn-sat- 

le-mennl,  S.  raccommodement, 
m. 

Béconciler,  rek^-konn-sal-leur, 
s.  conciliateur,  médiateur. 

Réconciliation,  rek-konn-cil-i- 
é'-cheune,  s.  —  tlon,  expia- 
tion, f, 

Hecoudénse,  ri-konn-dennce'', 
va.  condenser  de  nou-veau. 

Bccondite,  rek'-koDn-daïle,  a. 
secret.  [va.  reconduire. 

Rccoiidûct,       ri-koiin-deukte', 

Reconj<iiu,  ri-konn-djolne',  va. 
réunir. 

Becôiiqtiep,ri-konng'-keur,  va. 
reconquérir. 

Becôusccrate,  rl-konn'-ci- 
kréte,  va.  sacrer,  consacrer  de 
nouveau. 

Recôusider,  ri-konn'-saïde- 
eur,  va.  considérer  de  nouveau. 

Bcconvcne,  ri-konn-vine',  va. 
rassembler.  [conduire. 

Recoiivcy,    ri-konn-vé',  vu.  re- 

Becôrd,  ri-korde',  va.  enregis- 
trer, célébrer,  rapporter. 

— ,  s.  registre,  acte  p"blic,  titre, 
mémoire,  m.  Old  — ,  histoire, 
tradition,  f.  —  »,  archives,  / 
pi,  fastes,  m.  pi. 

Bocoi'dâtiuu,  rek'Or-dé'-cheu- 
ne,  s.  souvenir,  ni. 

Becôrdep,  ri-kord'-eur,  s.  gref- 
fier, assesseur,  m,  espèce  de 
flûte. 

Recuùcii,  ri-kaoutche',  vn,  se 
recoucher.        [conter,  réciter. 

Becoûnt,   ri-kaounnt'.  va.    ra- 

Becoâiitmeiit,  ri-kaounnt'- 
mennl,  s.  rapport, m. 

BecotiPBo,  ri-kôrce',s,  recours, 
refuge,  passage,  accès,  7)1. 


necûver,  ri-keuv'-eur,  va  re- 
couvrer, réparer  atteindre,  re- 
tirer. 

— ,  vn.  se  remoltre,  se  rétablir, 
reprendre  les  sens.  —  a  losS) 
réparer  une  perle. 

Rccôverablc,  ri-keuv'-eur-a- 
bl,  a.  recouvrable. 

Kecéverjr,  ri-keuv'-eur-i,  S.  re- 
couvrement, remède,  rétablis- 
sement, m,  act.  de  faire  une 
entaille,  ressource,  f.  —  of 
licnith,  convalescence,  f. 

Uécreaul,  rek'-kriannt,  s.  lâ- 
che, apostat,  1)1. 

Récreale,  rek^-krl-éte,  va.  ré- 
créer, réjouir,  ranimer. 

— .  tm.se  récréer,  se  divertir. 

itecre&lion,  rek-kri-é'-cheune, 
s.  récréation,  A  [récréatif. 

Kécreativre,  rek^-kri-é-live,  a. 

ItécrcatiTeness,  rek^-kri-é-tr- 
ve-nesse, s.  qualité  récréative, ^ 

Rccredeiilials,  rek^-kri-denn- 
chalz,  s.  lettre  de  récréauce,  f. 

RécremenI,  rek'-kri-menut,  s. 
scorie,  f. 

Rccreméiital,  — tftious,  rek- 
kri-menn'-tal,  tiche'-euce,  a. 
abondant  en  scories. 

EIccrfminiite,  ri-krime'-i-néte, 
va.  récriminer. 

Recrimiiiâliou,  ri-krime-i-né'- 
cheune,  ».  —  tion, /. 

Recrimiualor,  ri-krime'-i-né- 
teur,  ».  celui  qui  récrimine. 

Kvcrudéaceuce,  rek-krdù- 

dess'-cenuce ,   ».    recrudescen- 
ce, f. 

Rccrudéscenl,  rek-krôù-dess'- 
cennt  u.  recrudescent. 

necrûit,  ri-kroTite',  va.  renfor- 
cer, réparer,  ranimer,  rétablir. 
—  oue'a  scir,  se  remettre. 

— ,  vn.  recruter;  se  ranimer,  S6 
refaire,  se  rétablir. 

—  ,  s.  recrue,  ;'.  renfort,  m. 

Hecrûiteuieut,  ri-krotite'- 

mennt,  ».  recrutement,  m. 

Rectangle,     rek'-tanng-gl, 
rectangle,  m. 

Rectâiigirlar,  rek-tanng* 

t'uiou-lar,  a.   recli  "?"  aire. 


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Aectfingulurly,  rek-tanng'- 
guiou-lar-li,  ad.  en  rectangle. 

RéciiGuble,  rek'-ti-faï-a-bl ,  s. 
qui  se  peut  rectifier. 

Reciiacàlion,  rek-ti-S-kë'- 

cheune,  s.  —  tlon,  f. 

Réciiflcr,  ref-ti-faï-eur,  s.  re- 
dresseur, m. 

Réctifj',  rck'-li-raï,  va.  recti- 
fier, corriger,  redresser. 

Reciiliuear,  —  liueoiia,  rek- 
ii-]ine'-i-eur,  i-euce,  a.  recti- 
ligne. 

Rëciitiidet  rck'-li-tioude,  s. 
rectituile,  équité,  justice,  f. 

néclor,  rek'-teur,  s.  recteur, 
gou\arncur,  curé,  m. 

Rect6rial,  rek-tô'-rial,  a.—  rai, 
de  recteur. 

Rcctoi'Bhip,  rek'-teur-chipe.  s. 
rectorat,  m    cure,  f. 

Réctory,  rek'-teur-i,  ».  eure, 
paroisse,  f. 

Rectum,  rek'-teume,  S.  rectum, 
m. 

Recub&t!o«,  rek-kiou-bé'-cheu- 
ne,  s.  l'action  de  s'appujer,  de 
se  coucher,  f. 

Recùmboiicc,  —  cy,  ri  keum'- 
bennce,  benn-ci,  s.  posture  de 
celui  qui  est  couché,  repos,  ni. 

Ri'cûmbeiit,  ri-keum'-bennt,a. 
couché,  api  ujé. 

Récupérable,  ri-kiou'-per-a- 
bl,  (1.  recoutrable. 

Rcciiperâtiou,  ri-klou  per-é'- 
cheune,  s.  recouvrement,  m. 

Recùpcralory,  Recûperali- 
ve,  ri-kiou'per-a-teur-l,  a-ti- 
ve,  a.  h  recouvrer,  qui  tend  à 
recouvrer. 

Recûr,  ri-keur',  va.  revenir,  ar- 
river, avoir  recours  à,  s'adres- 
ser à  la  mémoire,  se  rétablir. 

Récurrent,  ri-keur'-rennt,  a. 
périodique. 

Rccûrrencc,  —  cy,  ri-keur'- 
rennce,  renn-ci,   s.  retour,  m. 

Recûrsiou.  ri-keur^-cheune,  s. 
.■letour,  rétablissement,  m. 

Qccurvâtion,  —  »>ty,  ri-keur- 
vé'-cbeiine,  vi-li,  s.  courbure 
en  srrière,  /*. 


RecAr, ou«,  ri-kcu 

recourbé. 
Récusant,  ri-kiou '-zannt,  re 

kiou-zannt,  s.  lécysant,  m. 
Récuse,  n-kiouze',  va.  récuser, 
Red,  rèd,  a.  rouge,  vermeil. 

—  breast,  j.  rouge-gorge,  ro- 
bin,  m.  [soldat,  m. 

—  coat,  s.  un   habit   rouge,  inn 

—  deer,  s,  bête  fauve,  f. 

—  face,  s.   visage  enluminé,  m, 

—  Iiaired,  a.  roux. 

—  berriiig,  s.  hareng  saur,  m. 

—  Iiot,  a.  toutroiige,  toutchaud, 

—  lead.  s.  minium,  m. 

—  streak  cidor,  s.  cidre  de 
rouget,  m.  (espèce  de  pomme) 

—  tail,s.  rouge-queue,  m. 
— ,  s   rouge,  I?!. 
Rédden,  red'-dn ,  «(!.  rougir. 
— ,  en.  devenir  rouge. 
Réddisb,  red'-Giche,a,  rougeâ- 

ire.  [s.  rougeur,  f. 

Réddishncs*.  red'-diche-nesse, 

Réddie,  red'-dl,  s.  sanguine, 
rubrique,  f. 

Reddiilou,  red-diche'-eune,  s. 
reddition,  soumission,  f. 

Rcde,   ride,  s.  conseil,  avis,  m. 

— ,  va.  donner  un  conseil. 

Rcdéein,  ri-dtme'',  va-  racheter 
(payer  la  rançon),  délivrer,  dé- 
gager, sauver.  To  —  oui  of 
pa\t'n,  dégager,  retirer. 

Redéeiiiiible,  ri-dlme'-a-bl,  a. 
rachelable. 

Redécuiablciiess,  ri-dlme'-a- 
bl-nesse,  s.  étal  de  ce  qui  est 
rachelable. 

Redéemer,  ri-dlme'-eur.s.  ce- 
lui qui  rachète ,  qui  paie  la 
rançon;  le  Sauveur,  le  Rédemp- 
teur. 

Redceniing,  ri-dlme'-inngne, 
s.  rédemption,  retrait,  rançon, 
f.  [restituer. 

Redclîvcr,    ri-dil-liv'-eur,   va, 

Redelivery,  ri-di-l' v'-eur-i,  s. 
restitution,/.  <I 

Redeiuâiid,  ri-dimanud',  va. 
redemander. 

Redéuiptioii,  ri  dcmm'-cbeu> 
ne,  s.  rédemption,  rangon,  /. 


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REE 


BcdémpCory,  ri  demm'-teur-i, 
a  payé  pour  la  rançon. 

Redin(?gra(e,  ri-dinn''-li-gré- 
te,  a.  rétabli,  reno'iveié. 

Rediiitegràtlon,  ri-dinn-ti- 
gré'-cheune,  s.  reslauralion,  f. 

Béducsa,  red'-nesse,  s.  rou- 
geur, f.  vermeil,  m. 

Rédolcnt,  red'-ô-lennt,  a.  o- 
doriférant. 

Rédolcnce,  —  cy,  red^-ô-lenn- 
ce,  Ienn-ci,s.  odeuragréable,  ^ 

Redouble,  ri-deub'-bl,  va.  re- 
doubler, réitérer. 

— ,  vn.  doubler,   devenir  double. 

Rcdoûbliiig,  ri-deub''-blinngae, 
s.  redoublement,  m. 

Rcdoûbt,  RL-doût,  ri-daoute^, 
s    redoute,  f. 

Redoùbluble,  ri-daoute^-a-bl, 
a.  redoutable. 

Rcdoûiid,  ri-daounnd',  vn.  re- 
jaillir, surabonder,  revenir, 
contribuer  à. 

Redi-css,  ri-dress',  va,  red;es- 
ser,  réformer,  faire  justice, sou- 
lager, consoler. 

— fS.  réforme,  f.  soulagement, 
remède,  m. 

RcdrésBÊTc,  ri-dres^-sive,  a. 
qui  secourt,      [a.  incorrigible 

Rc-drés^lcss,     ri-dresse'-lesse, 

Redûcc,  ri-diouce',  va.  réduire, 
dompter.—  tn  pructice,  met- 
tre en  pratique. 

Rcdûceiueul,  ri-diouce'- 

mennt,  s.  réduction,  f. 

Redûcer,  ri-diou'-ceur,  s.  qui 
réduit. 

Redûcible,  ri-diou'-ci-bl, a.  ré- 
ductible. 

RcdùciblciiesB,  rl-diou^-ci-bl- 
nesse,  s.  qualité  d'être  réduc- 
tible. 

Réduction,  ri-deuli'-cheuiie,  s. 
réduction,  f. 

RedûcliTe,  ri-deuk'-tive,  a.  ré- 
ductif. 

Rcdûcliiely,  i-i-deuk'-tive-li, 
ad.  par  réduction,  m, 

Redûiidaiice,—  cy,  ri-deunn'- 
dannce,  dann-ci,  s.  redondan- 
ce, superiluité,  / 


Redûndauce    of    woids,    f. 

pléonasme,  m. 
Rcdûiidaiit,    ri-deunn'-dannl.. 

a.  redondant,  superflu. 
Redûiidaiilly,  rl-deunn^-dannt 

li,  ad.  avec  superfluité. 
Rcdûplicate,   rl-diou'-pllkéte, 

va.  redoubler. 
Reduplicàllon,  ri-diou-pli-kéi 

cheune,  s.  —  tien,/. 
Rcdùplicative,  ri  aiou^-pli-k3< 

tive,a.  —  catif. 
Ree,  ri,  va.  cribler. 
Reécho,  ri-ek'-kô,  vn.  relentiri 
Uéechy,    rîtche'-i,    a.    basané, 

brûlé,  hilé.  [ne,  flèche,  f, 

Recd,  rtd,  s.   roseau,  m.    can» 

—  plot,  s.  roseraie,  f, 
Rceiliry,  ri-ed''-i-faï,i'a.  rebSt'ir. 
Rcedicss,  rld'-lesse,  a.   qui  n'a 

pas  de  roseaux. 

Réi'dy,  rld'-i,a.  plein  de  roseauxt 

Recf,  r!f,  s.  récif,  ris,  îu. 

— ,  va.  prendre  des  ris. 

Rcek,  rîk,  s.  fumée,  exhalai- 
son, meule  de  blé,  f. 

— ,  vn.  fumer,  donner  de  la  va* 
peur,  exhaler. 

Réoky,  rîk'-i,  a.  fumeux,  noir. 

Keel,  rtl,  va.  dévider. 

— ,  vn.  chanceler,  vaciller, 

—  •  s.  dévidoir,  m. 
Roeler,  ilK-eur, s,  dévideur. 
Keeléct,  ri-i-lekt',  t!a.  réclir. 
Rceléciiou.  ri-i-lek' -cheune,  s. 

réélection./'. 
Reemb&i'k,  ri-emm-bark',  va, 

rembarquer. 
— .  vn,  se  rembarquer. 
Recmbarkâtion,     ri  emmbar- 

ké'-cheune,  s.  rembarquement, 

m, 
"ïjBiiàct,   ri-enn-akt'',   va.    or- 

lonner    de   nouveau,  remettre 

en  vigueur,  renouveler. 
Reeiifdrce,    ri-enn-fôrce',    l'a. 

renforcer. 
Rccurôrccmeut,  ri-enn  fôrce'- 

menut,   s,    renforcement,  ren- 
fort. 
Recng&ge,  ri-enn-gui..<je',  va. 

rengager, recommencer  lecom. 

bat. 


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REF 


Beengâgemeut,  ri-enn  guéd- 
je'-menni,  s.  rengagement. 

!Beeiijôy,  ri-enn-djol',  va.  jouir 
de  nouveau.  [trer. 

Keéntei-.   ri-enn'-leur,  va.  ren- 

SeeuihrAue,  rl-enn-thrôue', 
va.  rétablir  sur  le  trône. 

Reéutrance,  rienn'-lrannce, 
t.  rentrée,  /.         [va.  rétablir. 

ttee«tàl*lish,     ri-i-stab^-bltche. 

necaiâblisher,  ri-i-stab'-licbe- 
eur,  s.  réédificate'*»  celui  qui 
rétablit,  m. 

Hec-Blâbiisbiueut,  rl-lstab'-Ii- 
che-meniit,  vu.  rétablissement. 

Bccxuiuiuûtion,  ri-eg-zame- 
ine-é/-cheune,  J.  second  exa- 
men, 

Acexàiuîiie,  ri-egi-ame'-ine, 
va,  examiner  de  nouveau,  le- 
voir.  [s.  rechange,  in. 

Reeithâiige,  ri-elis-tclianndje', 

Rcfecc,  ri-fekt',  vn.  se  restau- 
rer, prendre  des  rafraîchisse- 
ments, un  repas. 

Réfection,  ri-fek'-cheune,  s. — 
tion,  f,  lafralchitsementirepas, 
m. 

Reféclory,  ri-fek'-teur-i,  ref- 
eli-leur-i,  s.  réfectoire,  m. 

Borél,  ri-fel,  vn.  réfuter. 

Rcféi-,  ri-feur',  va.  renvoyer, 
rapporter,  adresser. 

—,  vn.  se  rérérer,  se  rapporter, 
«'en  référer,  s'adresser.  —  «o 
arbi(ruiioii,  mettre  en  arbi- 
trage. 

Béferablc,  ref'-eur-a-bl,  a.  qui 
peut  se  rapporter  à. 

Bcfci-éo.  re'-er-î',  s.  arbitre,)». 

Béforeiicc,  ref'-ei-ennce,  s. 
renvoi,  arbitrage,  î«. 

Bererétidary  ref-ïr-enn'-Qc 
ri,  s.  rijférendaire,  ni. 

Bel'criiiciii,  ri-feur'-mennl.ua. 
fôrmenler  de  nouveau. 

Bcrérribie,  ri-feur'-ri-bl ,  a. 
qui  se  rapporte  à  quelque 
chose. 

Befiiic,  ri-faîne',  vn.  raffiner, 
affiner,  épurer,  purger. 

—,  171.  se  perfectionner,  se  raf- 
finer, s'*ç-<r9r. 


Refiuedly,  ri-falne'-ed-li,  ad. 
avec  affectation  de  politesse. 

Refincnieiit,  n-faine'-mennt, 
s.  raffinement,  affinage,  m.  re- 
cherche, /". 

Refiiiei-,  ri-faî'-neur,  s.  raffl- 
neur,  affirmfur,  m. 

RetluKry,  ri-faSne'-ri,  S,  affino- 
nerie,  raffinerie,  f. 

Refit,  ri-fitt',  va>  radouber,  ré- 
parer, [doub,  m, 

Rcfiltiug,  ri-fit-tinngne,  s.  ra» 

RcOéct,  ri-flekl/,  vn.  réfléchir, 
considérer,  blâmer,  critiquer, 
censurer. 

—,  va.  refléter,  réfléchir. 

ReOccteiit,  ri-flek'-tennt,  a.  ré- 
fléchissant, qui  repousse. 

Ri-Oéctiug.  n-flek'-tinngne,  s. 
réUéchissementjjn.  réflexion,/. 

--.  a.  réfléchi,  réflecteur. 

Refléction,  ri -flek'-cheune,  s. 
réflexion,  réverbération,  inju- 
re, critique,  f.  blâme,  repro- 
che, »i. 

ReOéciîTe,  ri-flek'-tÎTe,  a.  qui 
réfléchit,  réverbère. 

Rcacctoi-,  ri-flek'-teur,  s.  qui 
réfléchit,  considère,  médite. 

Réflex,  n'-fleks,  a  réfléchi. 

Ri-Oexibility,  ri-fleks-i-l)il'-i-ti, 
s.  —  lité,  f. 

ReOéxible,  ri-fleks'-i-bl,  a. 
reflexible. 

ReOéxiTe,  ri-fleks'-ive,  a.  ré- 
fléchissant, [par  réflexion. 

Kea<-xiYelj',  ri  fleks'-ive-li,  ad. 

ReflcxiTii}'.  ri-fleks-ive'-i-ti,  «■ 
maturité  d'esprit,  f. 

ReOuât,  ri-flôle',  s    reflux,  ?n. 

**~aoûrisb,    ri-ûeur'-iche,  vn. 

.efleurir.  [refluer 

,  UeDôw,    ri-flô',  vn.    remonier, 

Méaneut,  ref'-fliou-ennt,  a.  qui 
reflue. 

RéOiix,  ri'-fleuks,  s.  reflux,  m. 

Rofôrin,  riform',  S.  réforme,/. 

— ,  va.  réformer. 

—  ,  tn.se  réformer. 

Reroriiiâtioii.  ref-for-mé'-cheu- 
ne,  s.  —tion    réforme,  /. 

Retôrnicr,  ri-form'-eur,  s.  ri- 
formateur» 


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RÉG 


Berôrming,  ri-rormMangne,  S 

réforme,  rérorraation,  f. 
Bcrôrmist,  ri  form'-iste,  s.  ré 

formé.  [ter 

Rcfr&ct,   ri-frakt',    va.    réfrac 
Befrâctiau,  ri-frak'-chenne^  s 

réfléchisseinent,  ni.  réfraction,/'. 
Refi'âctive,  ri-frak'-tive,  a.  sus 

ceplible  de  réfraction. 
Rcri'âcloril),  ri-frak'-teur-l-li 

ad.  aTec  opiniâtreté. 
BcfrâcCoriuesB^    ri-frak^-teur 

i-nesse,  s.  opiniâtreté,  f. 
Bcfriictory.   ri-frak'-teur-i,    a 

.mutin,  indomptable,   réfractai 

re,  revêclie. 
—,  s.  insoumis,  réfractaire. 
Béfragnble,   reP-fra-gua-bl,  a. 

refulable. 
Befi'âiii,    ri-fréue',   va.    répri- 
mer, retenir,  arrêter. 

—  5t)H.  s'abstenir,  se  garder,  se 
retenir,  s'empêcher.  Ta  — 
front,  s'abstenir  de. 

Bcrraiigibiliiy,       ri-frann-dji- 

bil'-i-ti,  s.  -  lilé,  f. 
■  Bcfi'&ugible,    ri-fraun'-dji-bl, 
a.  —  ble. 

Bcfi-vsh,  ri-frèche',  va.  rafraî- 
chir,  soulager,  renou-veler,  re- 
froidir, donner  de  l'air. 

Rvl'i'ésbvr,  ri-frèclie'-eur,  i.  ce 
qui  rafraîchit. 

Bcfi'osliiug,  ri-frèche''-inngne, 
s.  rafraîchissement,  m. 

—  ,  a.  rafraîchissant,  réparateur. 
Befrésliniciit,rifrèche^-mennt, 

s.  rafraîchissement,  relâche,  re- 
pos, in, 

Rerrigeraut,  ri-frid'-djer-annt, 
a.  qui  rafialcbit. 

Befrigei'ate,  ri-frid'-djer-éte, 
va.    riirraSchir. 

Befiigerâtioii,  ri-frid-djer-é'- 
cheune,  s.  —  ''«n,  /.  refroi- 
dissement, m. 

BeriigcralUc,  Rerrfgeralu. 
ry,  ri-friii'-djer-a-tive,  a-teur- 
i,  a.  rafraîchissant,  réfrigérant. 

Rcft,  refL,  a.  privé  de. 

—,  prêt,  de  Kéiivc. 

Ri-liigc,  ref'-fioudje,  va.  proté- 
ger, donner  asile. 


Refuge,  $,  refuge,  asile,  retran- 
chement, appui,  moyen,  m. 

Rcf«gée,ref-fîou-djl',j.  réfugié. 

Refiilgeiice,ri-feul^-djenuce,  s. 
éclat,  m.  splendeur,  f. 

Ri-rûlgeut,  ri-feul'-diennt,  «■ 
luisant,  éclatant. 

Refûiid,  ri-feunnd',  ra.  rendre, 
restituer,  rembourser. 

Refusai,  ri-fîou''-zaI,5.  refus, r7i, 

Rvfûse,  ref'-iouze,  s.  rebut,  ro- 

—  ,  a.  de  rebut.  [fus,  ïïi. 

—  ,  va,  refuser,  rejster,  repous- 
ser. 

— .  vn.  refuser,  faire  un  refus. 

Refuser,  ri-Oou'-zeur,  s.  celui 
qui  refuse. 

Rcfiilâtiou,  Réfutai,  ri-fiou- 
té'-cheune,  tal,  a.  réfutation,  f. 

Rcfûie,  ri-fioute,  va.  réfuter. 

Resâiu,  ri-guéne',î)(i.  regagner, 
recouvrer. 

RéguI,  ri'-gal,  a.  royal. 

Regâle,  ri-guéle',  va.  régaler, 
traiter. 

Regâlemcnt,  rl-guéle'-mennl, 
s   régale, /.  régal,  festin,  m. 

Regdlia,  ri-gué'-li-a,  s.  mar- 
ques, prérogativesde  la  royauté, 
f-  Pl-  [té,  f. 

Regàliljr,    ri-gal'-i-li,   s.  royau- 

Régally,  ri'-gal-li,  nd.  en  roi. 

Regard,  ri-gard',  s.  égard,  m. 
con.'^idéralion,  eslime;  accepta- 
tion, f.  lu  —  of,  à  cause  de. 
lu  —  to,  en  comparaison. 

— ,  va.  considérer,  avoir  égard, 
estimer. 

Rcgârdable,  ri-gard'a-bl,  a. 
dii;ned'attention,  remarquable. 

Regarder,  ri-garde'-eur,  s.  re- 
gardant, celui  qui  a  égard  à,  m, 

Ri'gârdfuI,  ri-garde'-foul,  a. 
snigneui,  attentif. 

Rogàrdfull},  ri-gard&'-foul-li, 
ad.  avec  attention. 

Regârdlcag,  ri-garde'-lesse,  a. 
négligent,     [li,  ad.  sans  égard. 

Kegârdlessly,    ri-garde''-lesse- 

Regârdlessiiess,  ri-garde'-les- 
se-nesse,  «.négligence, inatten- 
tion, manque  d'égards. 

Rcgcuey,  ri'-djenn-ci,  s.  régen- 


REG 


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REI 


ce,  puissance,  autorité,  f. 

flL-jiéiii'i-aie,  ri-djène'-er-éte, 
'  (1.  régénérer,  reproduire. 

— ,  a.  régénéré. 

Kcgeiiorâtioii.  ri-djène-er-é'- 
cheune,  s.  —  tion,  f. 

Régent,  ri'-djennt,  s.  régent, 
gouverneur.        [s.  régenc,  f. 

Ré{;eiil6hip,     ri'-djennt-cliipe, 

Rp^eriuiiiÀtion,  ri-djeur  mi- 
né'-cheune,  act.  de  repousser. 

Rpgicidp,  led'-dji-saide,  s.  ré- 
gicide, m.  [ginii'i  '"• 

Régîmen,  red'-dji-menn,  s.  ré- 
Régiment,  red'-dji-mcnnl,  s. 
régiment,  m. 

Regiméntal,  red-dji-mennt'-al, 
«.  appartenant  à   un  régiment. 

Begiméntnls,  red-dji  menn'- 
talz,  s.  uniforme,  m. 

Région,  ri'-djeune,  s.  région, 
partie,  f, 

Régistcr,  red'-djis-tt?ur,  s.  re- 
gistre, signet,  greffier,  m.  — 
of  Ihc  dcud,  $.  nécruloge,  m. 

— ,  va.  enregistrer,  enrôler. 

Régislrar,  red'-djis-trar,  s.  en- 
registreur,   greffier,  archiviste, 

7)1. 

Résî«tcrlng,red'-djis-teur-inn- 
gne,  s.  enregistrement,  »!. 

Régistry,  red'-djis-tri,  t.  gref- 
fe, enregistrement,  m. 

Règlement,  re^'-li-menot,  s 
règlement,  ))!. 

Régnant,  reg'-nannt,  a.  ré- 
gnant, prédominant. 

Regorge,  ri-gordje',  va,  vomir, 
rendre  gorfe,  ravaier. 

Rpgrâft,  ri-grafl',  va.  regreffcr, 

Regrâiil.  ri-granni',  va.  accor- 
der de  nouveau. 

Regi'âte,  ri-gréte', t)a  cboquer, 
dépla  re;  regralter. 

Regi'âtcr,  ri  gréle'-eur,  s.  re- 
grattier,  m.  [regrat,   m. 

Regrâtiug,  ri  gréle'-inngne,  s. 

Regrcet,  ri-grllt',  va.  saluer 
une  seconde  .ois, 

— .  s.  nouveau  saîut. 

Kégrcss.  Régression, ri-gres- 
se,  ri-grèche'-eune,  i.  sortie,  f. 
retour,  m. 


Kégress,  va.  revenir,  retourner. 

Régressive,  ri-gres'-sivBi  a. 
qui  retourne. 

Regret,  ri-grelt',  S.  rftgret,  m. 
aversion,  f. 

— ,  va.  regretter,  afoir  regret. 

Regrélfni,  ri-grett'-foul,  a,  re- 
grettable, [ad.  avec  regret. 

Regrétfully,       ri-grett' foul-li, 

Regnérdon,  ri-gueur'-deune, 
S.  récompense,  f. 

— ,  va.  récompenser. 

Régulnr,  reg'-iou-Iar,  a.  régu- 

— ,  s.  régulier,  m.      [lier,  léglé. 

—  clergy,  s.  les  Réguliers,  m. 
pi.  [s.  régularité,  f. 

Regulârity,       reg-iou-lar'-i-ti, 

Régniurly,  reg'-iou-lar-li,  ad. 
régulièrement. 

Régniate,  reg'-iou-léte,  va.  ré- 
gler, décider! 

Regniâtion,  reg-iou-lé' cheu- 
no,  s.  règlement,  ordre,  ni. 
méthode,  f. 

Régniator,  reg'-iou-lé-teur,  J 
celui  qui  règle,  régulateur. 

Régnius,  reg'-iou-leuce,  ^,  ré. 
gule,  m. 

Regûrgitate,  ri-gueur'-dji. tê- 
te, va.  rejeter,  pousser,  être 
rejtté. 

Régurgitation,  ri-gueur-dji- 
té'-cheune,  s.  act.  de  rejeter, 
de  repousser,  d'être  repoussé. 

Rchubililate,  ri-ha-bil'-i-téte, 
va.  réliabiliter. 

Rehabililâlion,  riha-bil-i-té'- 
clieune,  s.  réhabilitation,  /. 

Reliéar,  ri-hire',va.  écouler  de 
nouveau.  [cit,  »'. 

B&cheârsul,    ri-heur^-sal,  s.  ré- 

—  ofa  play,  s.  répétition,/. 
Relieârse,   ri-heurce',  Va.  réci- 
ter, répéter,  raconter, 

Rvign,  rêne,  vn.  régner,  domi- 
ner, être  en    vogue,   en  crédit. 

— .s.  règne,  1)1.  souveraineté,  f. 

Réigning,  ré^-ninngne,  a.  ré* 
gnant,  dominant. 

Reiiukôdy,  ri-imm-bod'-i,  VH. 
se  réincorporer. 

Rciuiliûrk,  m  bark^,   in. 

se  rembaïqiier. 


REJ 


827 


REL 


Reimbnrkmeni,  rl-imm-btrk'- 

mennt,  s.  rembarquement,  m. 
Bi.-iiuliûr8e,ri-imm-beurse'|fn. 

rembourser. 
Rciinbûrgeraent,  ri-imm-beur- 

se'-meiint.   t.  remboursement, 

m. 
Beimprégnate,    ri-imm-preg'- 

néte,  va.   Imprégner    de  nou- 
veau. 
Réimpression,  ri-Imm-prècbe^- 

eune,  s,  —  sion,  f,  [rière. 

Rein,  réue,  S.  Tine,  bride,  car- 
—,  va.  tenir  la  bride,  gouverner, 

contenir. 
Reius,  rénni,  s.  reins,    m.  pi 
Kciudcer,  rénn'-dlr,  s.  renne, 

m,  [ranimer. 

Ri-inOâme,    rl-inn-fléme',   V:i. 
Reiiifôi'ce,    ri-inn-force',    va. 

renforcer. 
Reiiirércement,  ri-inn-force'- 

mennt,  s.  renfort,  m. 
Rciiigràtiate,    ri-inn-gré'-chi- 

éte,  va.  faire  rentrer  en  grâce. 

To  —  oue's  self,  rentrer  en 

grâce. 
Reiiisplre,  rl-lnn-spaïre',    va. 

inspirer  de  non-veau. 
Beiusért,  ri-inn-seurt',  va,  in- 
sérer une  seconde  fois. 
Reiiislâll,      ri-inn-st&:/,       va. 

réinstaller,  [tablir,  remettre. 
Reiiisiâie,  ri-inn-stéte',  va  ré- 
Reiustaliiig,       Reîuvëstiiig, 

ri-inn-stéte'-inngne,        ri-inn- 

veste'-inugne,     *.     rétablisse 

ment,  m.  [va.  réintégrer 

Rcîutegrate,     ri-inn^-té-grcte 
Reiuvéxt,  ri-inn-Tesle',  va.  ré 

tablir,  replacer.  [réinviter 

ReiuTîte,      Ti-inn-vaile',      l'a 
Reilerale,     ri-it'-ter-éte]     va 

réitérer,  redoubler. 
Reitcrâlion,    ri-it-ter-i'-cheu- 

ne,  4.  répétition,  f, 
Rejéct,  ridjelit',  un.  rejeter. 
Rejcctable,    ri-djelil'-la-bl,   a. 

rejelable,  inacceptable. 
Rfjcction,  ri-djelit/-cbeune,s. 

refus,  m. 
Rejoicc,   ri-djoïce'i  vn.  se  ré- 
—,  va.  réjouir.  [jouir. 


Rpjoiecr,    ri-djoI''-ceur,  s.   C9" 

lui  qui  réjouit. 

Rejoicing,  ri-djo!'-clnngne,  f» 
réjouissance,  f, 

— ,  a.  réjouissant,  agréable. 

Rejofn,  ri-djoïne',  vn.  répli- 
quer, répartir. 

— ,  va.  rejoindre. 

Rej6iuder,  rl-djo!nn^-deur,  s, 
réplique,  réponse,^. 

Rejûdge,  ri  djeudje',  va.  exas 
miner  de  nouveau,  revoir. 

Rejuvcuésceiir];,  ri-djiou-vè- 
ne-ess'-cenn-ci,  s.  rajeunisse- 
ment, m.  [lumer. 

Rekindie,  ri-kinn''-dl,  va.    ral- 

RelÂpse,    ri-lapse',  vn.  retom- 

— ,  s.  rechute,  f.  [ber,  récidiver. 

Relate,  ri-léle',  vn.  se  rappor- 
ter, concerner. 

— ,  va.  raconter,  rapporter. 

Rclâled,  ri-lé'-tid,s.  parent,  al- 

— ,  a.  qui  a  rapport.  [lié. 

Relater,  ri-lé'-leur,  s.  racon- 
teur, narrateur,  m. 

Relâtiiig  to,  ri-lé''-tinngne,  a<2. 
concernant. 

Relation,  rl-lé'-cbeune,  s.  rela- 
tion, f.  récit,  rapport,  parent, 
)n. 

Relative,  rel'-a-tive,  a.  relatif, 

— .  s.  parent,  pronom  relatif. 

Réiativcly,  rel'-a-tiv-li,  aJ.  par 
mpport,  eu  égard. 

Relax,  ri-laks',  vn.  se  relicher, 
faiblir.  [ser. 

— ,  va.   relâcher,    céder,    délas- 

Relaxation,  ri-laks-é^-cheuae, 
s.  relâchement,  repos,  relâche, 
m.  récréation,  f, 

Relâjr,  ri  lé'',  t.  relais,  m. 

—  va.  reposer. 

Rcleâse,  ri'lize^,va.  décharger, 
relaxer,  relâcher,  élargir. 

— ,  s.  décharge,  délivrance,  f  é- 
largissement,  acquittement,  m, 

Réiegate,  ral'-i-guàte,  va.  re- 
léguer, bannir. 

Relegûtion,  rel-i-guc'-cheune, 
s.  bannissement,  exil,  m. 

Relent,  ri-lennt',  vn.  s'amol- 
lir, s'attendrir,  s'adoucir,  suin» 

— ,  va.  amollir,  adoucir.        [ter. 


REL  8 

Beléntlng,  ri-lennt'-inngne,  s. 
rslentisseraent, repentir,  m. 

Belciitless,  ri-leanl'-lesse,  a. 
inflexible,  Impitoyable. 

Bélovani,  rel'-i-ïannt,  a.  qui 
a  rapport  à, 

— ,  ad.  soulageme-nt. 

Belctâlion.  rel-i-Té'-cheune,  s 
l'action  de  relever. 

Beliaucc,  ri-laî'-aonce,  S.  con 
fiance,  f.  [reste,  »n 

Relie,     rel'-ik.     s.    relique,     f. 

Rolict,  rel'-ilit,  s.  veuve,  f. 

Relief,  ri-ltr',  ».  soulagement, 
secours,  recours,  act.  de  rele 
ver  une  sentinelle,  relief. 

Reliévable,  ri-liv'-a-bl,  a.  à 
quoi  l'on  peut   remédier. 

Beliéve,  ri-llv',  va.  soulager, 
adoucir,  secourir. 

—  gunrd,  relever  ia  garda. 

BeliéTcr,  ri-llv'-eur,  s.  celui 
qui  soulage. 

BcliéTO,  ri-llv'-fl,  s.  relief,  m 
bosse,  f. 

Belight,  ri-laite',  va.  rallu- 
mer. 

Religion,  rl-lid'-djeune,  s.  reli- 
gion  piété,  /. 

Religioui»t,ii-lid'-djeun-niste, 
s.  fanatique,  puritain,  m. 

Beligious,  ri'lid'-djeuce,  a.  re- 
ligieux,      [ad.  religieusement. 

Beligioualy,       ri-lid'-djeuce-li, 

Beligiousuecs,  ri-lid'-djeuce- 
nesse,  s.  religion,  piété,  f- 

Beliuquisb,  ri-linng'-kouicbe, 
va.  abandonner,  céder. 

Belinquisbmeut,  ri-llnng'- 
kouicbe-ment,  i.  abandon,  dé- 
laissement, m.  [goiJt,  m. 

Bélisb,  rel'-liche,  s.     saveur,  f 

— ,  t'a.  donner  bon  goût,  goû- 
ter, trouver  bon. 

—,  vu.  être  agréable,  aTOir  bon 
goût,  plaire. 

Bélisliable,  reK-liche-a-b1,  a. 
qui  qui  a  bon  goût. 

Rélishiug,  rel'-iiche  inngne,  a. 
appétissant.  [ranimer. 

Belive,    ri-liv',   vn.   revivre,  se 

Belôve,  ri-leuve',  Va,  aimer 
par  réciprocité. 


8  REM 

Rcl«ceii»,ri-liou'-cennt,a.  briU 
lant,  clair.  j 

Relùct.  ri-leukt',  un.  réaster, 
combattre. 

Reiûclaiice,  ri-Ieuk'-tannce,  (. 
répugnance,  aversion,  f. 

Reliiciuiii,  ri-leuk'-tannt,  a. 
qui  agit  malgré  soi. 

Relûciuutly,  ri-leuk'-tannt-li, 
ad.  à  contre  cœur. 

Reiùclale,  ri-leuk'-léte,  VH. 
résister. 

Relue  talion,  rel-leuk-té'-cheu- 
ne,  s.  résistance,  opposition,  f, 

Relùme,  rl-Iioume',  va.  rallu- 
mer, [fier,  faire  fond. 

Rel}',    ri-laï',  va.    compter,  se 

Reniûin,  ri-méne',  vn.    rester, 

—,  ta   restera.  [demeurer. 

— ,  s.  reste,  m.  dépouille,  f.  de- 
meure, f.  séjour,  m, 

Reniâius,  S.  restes,  jn.  pi.  ca- 
davre, m.  demeure,  f. 

Reiuâiiider,  ri-ménn'-deur,  ». 
reliquat,  restant,  reste,  m. 

Reiuâke,  ri-n^éke',  ua.  refaire. 

Ri-iiiûiid,  ri-maund',  va.  rap« 
peler,  renvoyer. 

Reniâuent,  rem'-ma-nennt,  s. 
rés;du,  m. 

Remârk,  ri-mark',  va.  remar- 
quer, observer,  [f. 

— ,  s.    remarque,   marque,    note, 

Remârkuble,  ri-mark'-a-bl,  a. 
remarquable. 

Remârkableuess,  ri-mark'-a- 
bl-ne.=se,  s.  singularité,  A 

Bemûrkably,  ri-mark' -aDli,ati. 
remarquablement. 

Reniâi'ker,  ri-mark'-eur,  J.  ob- 
servateur, m. 

Remédiabie,  ri-mi'-di-a-bl,  a. 
à  quoi  on  peut  remédier. 

Reiuédiate,  ii-mi'-l  1  ■  te,  a. 
médicinal. 

Rémediless,  rem'-mi-di-lesse, 
a.  incurable,  irréparable. 

RéiuedilessiicB8,  rem'-mï-di- 
less-nesse,  s.  état  désespéré. 

Rémcd}',  rem'-mi-di,  s.  remè- 
de, soulagement,  m,  ressource, 
f.  Pasi— ,  ad.  sans  remède. 

—,va.  remédier. 


REM 


829 


REM 


Bemémber,  ri-memm'-beur,un. 
se  souvenir,  se  rappeler,  faire 
souvenir. 

Beniémber<,r,  ri-memm'-beur- 
eur,  t.  qui  se  ressouvient. 

Beménibrancei  ri-memm'- 
brannce,  s.  souvenir,  m  com- 
mémoralion,/'. 

—  book,s.  mémoire,  m. 

Reniémbrancer,  ri-memm'- 
braun-ceur,  j.  ce  qui  rappelle, 
moniteur,  m. 

Bémigrate,  rème'-I-gréte,  vn. 
retourner. 

Bcmigrâcion,  rème-i-gré'-cheu- 
ne,  s.  nouvelle   migration,/', 

Bcmdidf  ri-mainnd',  va.  re- 
mellra  dans  l'esprit,  faire  sou- 
venir. 

RcmSufsceuce,  rem-ml-niss'- 
cennce,  $,  réminiscence,  f.  sou- 
venir, m. 

Beiuinlccéntial,  remmi-niss- 
ceiin'-chal,  a.  qui  a  rapport  K 
la  mémoire. 

Bemiss,  ri-miss',  a.  noncha- 
lanl,  lâclie,  négligent. 

Beuiiaeible,  ri-mis'-si-bl,  a.ré- 
missible,  graciable. 

Bcmissîou,  ri-miche'-eune,  s. 
rémission,  indulgence,  f.  par- 
don, m. 

Bemissly,  rimiss'-li,  ad.  non- 
chalamment, sans  vigueur. 

Bcmfseiiea*,  ri-miss^-nesse,  ^. 
nonchalance,  paresse,  f. 

Binifi,  ri-mitt',u«.  relâcher,  re- 
mettre, pardonner,  résigner, 
confier,  envoyer. 

—,  vn.  se  relâcher,  s'adoucir,  di- 
minuer. 

Beniitment,  rl-mitt'-mennt,  s 
action  de  confier  à  la  garde  de 
quelqu'un. 

Beinitiance,  rl-mit'-tann-ce,  I. 
remise,  traite,  f. 

Reuiliier,  ri-niit'-teur,  t. 
f  ajeur,  correspondaut,  m, 

Bémuaiit^  remm'-nannt,  s.  res- 

^,  a.  restant.        [te,  résidu,  m. 

Bcméllen,  ri-môl'-tn,  a.  re- 
fondu. 

BemôuttraDcC}  rl-monn'- 


strannce,  s.  remontrance,  dé- 
couverte, f, 

Reméiiairnto,  ri-monn'-stréte, 
va.  remontrer. 

Rémora,  rème'-6-ra,  s.  rémora, 
obstacle,  m.  [empêcher. 

Kcnioralc,     rème'-ô-réte,    vn. 

Kéiuorsc,  ri-môrse', s.  remords, 
m.  pitié,  f. 

Rcmôrsi'fiil,  ri-mfirse'-foul,  a. 
compatissant. 

RcmÀraelesa.  ri  morse'-leise, 
a.  Insensible,  cruel. 

Remôle,  n-mfite',  a,  éloigné, 
reculé,  étranger,  abstrait. 

Remôtely,  rl-môtc'-li,  ad.  loin. 

RemaSteueas,  ri-môte'-nesse,  ». 
éloignement. 

Komôtiou,  ri-mô'-cheune,  ». 
l'actiou  d'écarter,  d'éloigner. 

Rcm6un(,  ri-maouonf,  va.  re- 
monter. 

RemôTiible,  ri-môùv'-a-bl,a.a- 
movible. 

Remôval.  rimoùv'al,  S.  dépla- 
cement, départ,  m.        [ment. 

—  of  lodgiiiga,  $.    déménage- 

RemÔTe,  rimoTiv'.  l'a  éloigner, 
emporler,  6ter,  déplacer,  dé- 
ménager, chasser,  destituer. 

— ,  un.  s'éloigner,  s'écarter, 

— ,  s.  changement,  déplacement, 
déménagement,  départ,  ni. 

Reni6vcdueaB,  ri-moùv^-ed- 
nesse,  s.  éloignement,  état  de 
ce  qui  est  éloigné,  ?n. 

RviiiÔTer,  ri-moùv'-eur,  5.  Ce- 
lui qui  Ôte,  éloigne. 

BcméTlng,  ri-moîiv'-inDgne,». 
déménagement,  m.  amovibili- 
té, A 

Remûuerable,  ri-miou'-ner-a- 
bl,  a.  digne  de  récompense. 

Rcmûncrate,  ri-miou'-ner-éte, 
va.  rémunérer,  rétribuer. 

Remiiuer&tioii,  ri-miou-ner- 
é'-cheune,  >.  —  tion,  f. 

Remùuerator,  ri-miou'-Der- 
é-tor,  (.  rémunérateur,  »)i. 

Rcmûueralivc,  ri  miou'-ner. 
a-tive,  a.  qui  récompense. 

Remûrmur,  ri-meur'  meur,  va. 
répéter  en  murmurant  redira. 


REN 


830 


REP 


Remûrmiir,  vn.  répoT:dre  es 
murmurant,  retentir. 

Rpiial.  ri'-nal,a.  rénal,  m. 

Rriiard,  renn'-nard,  S.  renard, 
fin  matois,  m.  [qui  renaît. 

Kciiàsceiil,    ri-nass'-cennt,    a 

Rcnâscible,  ri-nas'-ci-bl,  a 
qui  peut  être  rendu  à  l'exis 
lei.ïc.  [se  rembarquer, 

Reii&vignCc,  ri-nav'-l-guéte,iirt 

Roiicoiiiiler*  renn-loîinn'-teur, 
5.  rencontre,  opposition  per 
sonnelle,  /.  choc,  combat  inat 
tendu,  m. 

—,  vn.  se  rencontrer,  se  heur- 
ter, en  Tenir  aux  mains. 

Rviid.  rcnnd,  va.  (rcu«,  reni) 
déchirer,  romi-re. 

Rpnder,  renn'-deur,  V't  ren- 
dre, remettre,  interpréter,  tra- 
duire, [se  rend. 

— .   s.   déclilreur,    ??!.    celui  qui 

RéiidvrSiig.  renn'-deur-inngne, 
s.  reddition,  traduction,  f. 

Rendcz-voûs,  renu-di-vôùze', 
s.  rendez-vous,  m. 

— ,  vn.  aller  au  rendei-Tous. 

Rciiding.  renn'-dinngne,  s.  dé- 
chirement de  cœur. 

Ri-udilioii,  renn'-diche-eune, 
s.  reddition,  f. 

Réiiegndc,  —  gâdo,  renn'-ni- 
guéde,  renn-ni-gué'-dô,  î.  re- 
négat. 

Reuége,ri-nldje',  va.  renier. 

Reiiéw,  ri-niou',  va  renouve- 
ler, renouer,  recommencer. 

Rciiéwable,  ri-niou'-a-bl,  a. 
qui  peut  être  renouvelé. 

ReiiénnI,  Rcni-wlug,  ri- 
nlôu'-al,  ri-niou'-inngne,  s.  re- 
nouvellement, 711. 

RcnéwcdiresH.  ri-niou'-ed-nes- 
se,  .s.  renouvellement,  m.  ré- 
novation, f. 

Rciienér,  ri-niou'-eur,  s.  celui 
qui  renouvelle. 

Rciiilciice,  —  cy,  rl-naï'-ten- 
se,  ri-naï'-ten-ci,  s.  résislan- 
ter,  répugnance,  f. 

Bciinct,  renn'-nitt,  s.  caillet- 
te, présure,  f. 

—  bag,  s.  mulette,  f. 


Reiiueting,  s,  reinette,  pomme 
de  reinette,  f.        [renouveler. 

RpuoTnte,     ren'-no-véïe,    va, 

Rvuotâliou,  ren-nové'-cheu- 
ne,  s.  renouTellement,  m. 

Rcnoûnce,  rinaoTinnce',  va, 
renoncer,  renier,  abjurer,  a- 
bandonner. 

Reiioûiicemenl,  ri-naoùnn- 
ce'-menl,  s.  renoncement,  m. 
alijuralion,  f. 

iCciiômi,  ri-naotin',  (.  renom 
mée,  célébrité,  f. 

—.va.  rendre  célèbre. 

Keiiôn'iied.  ri-naôîinnd',  a.  re- 
nommé célèbre. 

Rciidn'iiedl)',  ri-naoîinnd'-li, 
ad.  glorieusement,  avec    éclat. 

Ri-nt,  rennt',  s.  rente;  déchi- 
rure, rupture,  f.  revenu,  ac- 
croc, schisme,  m, 

—  service,  s.  redevance,  '. 

—  (reuled,  reiit)-  va.  prendre 
ou  donner  en  location. 

— ,  a.  déchiré. 

Rviiiiible,    rennt'-a-bl,    a.    qui 

peut  être  loué.  [rentes,  nj. 
Rëiital,  rennt'-al,  s.  état  de 
Rûiilrr,  rennt'-eur,  j.  rentier, 

locataire,  ni.  [tes 

—  wardcn,  S.  receveur  de  ren- 
—,  i;)i.  Taire  une  reprise  perdue.     ^ 
Réuiiiig,  rennt'-inngne,  >.  ar- 

rentemenl,  m. 

Rctiiinciàtion,  ri-neun-chi-é'- 
cheune,».  renonciation. 

Renverse,  renn'-verse,  a.  ren- 
versé, [gner. 

Reobi&lu^Yi-ob-téne'',«(i  rega- 

ReordAin,  ri-or-déne',  tia.  don- 
ner nn  nouvel  ordre. 

RcordiiiAtion,  ri-or-diné'- 
cbeune,<.  réordination,/. 

Rcpnclf}',  ri-pas'-si-faï,  «n.  pa- 
cilier  de  nouveau. 

Rrp&id,  ri-péde',  prêt,  et  part. 
de  Repaj. 

Repàir,  ri  père',  va  refaire, 
réparer,  radouber,  remplacer. 

—,  vn.  se  rendre  à,  aller. 

—  ,  s.  réparation,  f  voyage,  m. 
Repâirer,   ri-pére'-eur,   ».    rfr 

paraleur,  m. 


REP 


831 


REP 


Béptndous,  rl-pann'-aeuce,  a. 
courbé  en  haut. 

ltté|nirablc,rep'-par-a-bl,  a.  ré- 
parable. 

Répnrnbly,  rep'-par-abli,  ad. 
de  manière  à  être  réparé. 

Rcpnràiioii,  rep-p.i-ré'-cheu- 
ne,  s.  réparation,  f. 

Roparntivc,  ri-par'-ra  tiye,  a. 
ce  qui  répare  le  tort. 

Uopartéc,  reppar-l!',  s.  ré- 
partie, réplique. 

—»  un.  répliquer,  riposter. 

Rc-pâs*.  ri-pass',  va.  repasser. 

— ,  (!i.  revenir  sur  ses  pas. 

Rcpàtt,  ri-paslt',  s.  repas,  m. 
■vi-vre.?,  ?)!.  pi.  Lighi  —,  s, 
collation,/'.  . 

— ,  va.  repaître,  nourrir. 

R<-pnstui-e ,  ri-pass'-tcbioure, 
s.  régal,  m. 

Repâ) ,  rl-pé',  va.  (rcpaîd,i-e- 
pnid)  rendre,  rembourser,  ré- 
compenser, [paiement,  m. 

Rep&}'incu<,    ri-pé'-mennt,    s. 

Repénl,   ri-piie'',  s.  révocation, 

— ,  va.  révoquer,  abolir.  [f. 

Repéalablc,  ri-pi  le'-a-bl,  a. 
réygcable. 

Rcpeat,  rl-pUe',  va.  répéter, 
redire,  réciter. 

—,  s,  répétition,  reprise,/. 

RvpéatedI),  ri-pi'-ted-li,  ad. 
fréquemment. 

Rvpi'atcr,  ri  pi''-teur,  s.  répéti- 
teur, m.  montre  à  répétition,/. 

Rcpéatîng,  ri-pi'-tinngDe,  s. 
répétition,  /. 

Rc-pél,  ri-pel',  va.  repousser, 
réfuter,  représenter,  répercuter. 

Repélleut,  n-peK-lennt,  «.  re- 
mède répercussif,  m. 

Rcpéller,  ri-peK  eur,  s.  celui 
qui  repousse,  •   .  [penlir. 

Repént,    ri-pennl',  vn.    se  re- 

—  o'«  «clf,  va.  se  repentir. 

Rcpéniance,  ri-pennl^-annce, 
s.  repentir,  m.    repentance,  /. 

Repéiiiaul,  rl-pennt'-annt,  a. 
pénitent. 

Rvpéopic,  -l-pl'-pl,  va.  repeu- 
pler, [répercuter. 

BepercAs»,   ri-peur-keuss^,  va. 


Rcporcnssion,  ri-per-keuch»'- 

eune,  s.  —  sion,  /. 

RepercûssiTc,  ri-per-l[eus''-s>» 
ve,  (T.  —  siT;  rebondissant, 

Répcrtoi-)',  rep'-pprteur-l,  », 
répertoire,  m, 

Rcpctiiion,  rip-i-tiche'-enne, 
s.  répétition,  reprise,/. 

Repîiie,  ri-païne',  vn.  se  chagri- 
ner, se  repentir,  murmurer. 

Rcpiuer,  ri-palue'eur,  s.  celui 
qui  murmure  ou  supporte  im- 
paliemment, 

Rcpiniug,  ri-païne'-inngne,  s» 
chagrin,  murmure,  m. 

Replace,  rl-p'éce',  va.  rempla- 
cer, [remplacement, m, 

Rcplâciiig,  ri-pléue'-inngne,  S. 

Heplâi«,ri-pléle',  va.  replier. 

Rcpléul,  ri-plannt',  tu.  replan- 
ter. 

Rvplaiitâlion,  ri-plann-té^* 
cheune, »,  l'action  de  replanter, 

Ri-pléiii«b,  ri-plen/-niche,  va. 
remplir,  accumuler, 

Kvpléie,  ri-plite',  a.  replet, 
plein.  [réplétion, /. 

Koplotioii,     ri-pli'-cheune,   s, 

Meplé»iable,ri-plev'-\i-a-bl,a, 
recouvrable, 

Rcpléviii,  —  vy,  ri-plev'-vinn, 
VI,  s.  main  levée,  /. 

—,  va.  obtenir  la  main  levée, 
cautionner. 

Replicâiion,  rep-pli-lié''-cheu- 
ne,  s.  réplique,  f. 

Replier,  ri-plaï'-eur,  ».  celai 
qui  réplique,  ni. 

Reply  ,  riplaï/,  fa.  répliquer, 
répartir. 

— ,Dn.  répondre,  répliquer, 

—,  s,  réplique,  répartie,/. 

Rcpélish,  ri-poK-liche,  vu.  re- 
polir. 

Repôr<,  ri-p6rtt,  va.  raconter, 
dire,  reporter,  faire  du  bruit, 
raconter,  rendre  compte,  expo- 
ser. 

—,  vn.  faire  son  rapport,  un 
rapport.  [cit,  m 

— ,  s.  bruit,  rapport,  renom,  ré- 

Reparler,  ri-pôrt'-eur,  ».  rap- 
porteur. 


REP 


832 


REP 


ncpjrtiiiBl;,    ri-pftrl'-lnngne- 

h,nil.  d'après  le  bruit  public. 

Ro|iô«al,  ri-p6'-ial,  s.    l'acHon 

de  reposer        [mettre,  confier. 

Kep6«e.    ri-pflie',    va.  reposer, 

—,  t;)i  se  reposer,  dormir,  se  fier 

à,  se  confier  en. 
— ,  j,  repos,  m.  tranquillité,  f. 
ICepâapdneM,  ripô'-zed-nesse, 

s.  repos,  m,  immoliilité,  f. 
nepésite,    ri-pôi'  lite,    l'ii.  dé- 
poser. 
Rcpouftion,    ri-pA-ziche'-eune, 
s.  rétablissement,  m.   act.    de 
replacer,  f. 
ftepôcitory,  rl-poz'-i-teur-i,   5. 
dépense,  f.  dépôt,  magasin,  m. 
Repo«»ée8,     n-poz-zess^,     va. 
rentrer  en    possession,    recou- 
vrer, [piler. 
Repoùiid,  rî-paoîinnd',  va.  rc- 
Rcprebciid.rrp-prihi'nnd'.t;a. 

reprendre,  censurer,  blâmer. 
Rcpreliéiider,  rep-pri-hennd'- 

etir,  s.  censeur,  m. 
Rcprcliénsilile,  rep-pri-henn'- 

si-bl,  a.  -  ble. 
Reprehéiisibleneia,    rep-prt- 
henn'-si-bl-nesse,  s.  état  répré- 
hensible. 
Reprebéiiaililf,  rep-prl-henn'- 

si-bli,  ad.  —  Élément. 
Reprehéiislon,    rep-pri-henn'- 
cheune,  s.   réprimande;  censu- 
re, A 
ReprehcneiTC,    rep-pri-henn^- 
slve,  a.  de   critique,  de  biSme. 
Roprosciit,  rep-pri-zennt^,  va. 
représenter,  montrer,  fairevoir, 
décrire,  tenir  place,  exposer, 
Rppreseii  talion,  rep-frizenn- 
té'-clieune,  s.  —  tion,  déclara- 
tion, f. 
RcpreaéntatiTe,  tep-pri- 

zennt'é-tive,  a.   —  latif. 
^.  s.  représentant,  type,  symbo- 
le, m.  image,  A 
kepre*éiilcr,     rep-priiennt'- 
eur,  s.  représentant,  celui  qui 
montre,  m. 
Jepreaéuting,    rep-pri-zennt'- 
inngne,  >.    représentation,  re- 
marque, f. 


Represéiidncnt,  reppri- 

zennt'-mennt,  s.  (piil.)  repré- 
sentation, f. 

Ropréss,  ri-press',  va.  répri- 
mer, dompter. 

Ri'préssrr,  ri  pf«sse'-eur,  (. 
qui  réprime. 

RvprésBioii,  ri-prèche'eune,  t. 
l'action  de  réprimer. 

Rrprcssivc,  ri-pres'-sive,  a. 
tout  ce  qui  sert  k  réprimer. 

Rcpi-iéTC,  ri  prjve',  s.  répit, 
délai,  sursis.  [seoir. 

—  .va.     accorder  un    répit,  sur- 

Reprimniid,  rep-pri-mannd',«. 
réprimande,  mercuriale,  f. 

— ,  va.  répiimander,  censurer. 

Repriiit,  ri-pnnnt'.  L'a.  réim- 
piimer.         [s.  réimpression, ^ 

Rcpi'ditîng,   ri-prinnt'-inngne, 

Reprisai,  ri-praï'-zal,  j.  repré- 
saille,  A 

Ropi  ise,  ri-praize',  s.  reprise, 
f.  cliarges,  f.  pi.  frais,  m.  pi. 

Rpprôach,  rl-prôlche',  va.  re- 
pruclier,  accuser. 

— ,  s.  reproclie,  opprobre,  dé- 
flionneur,  affroni,  ))!. 

Rvpi'ôiicIlHhle,  ri'prôtche'-abi, 
a.  reprochable,  répréliensible. 

Repionchful,  ri-prôtche'-foul, 
a.  injurieux,  bas. 

Ri-prôacbrully.  rl-prMche'- 
foul-li,  nd.injurieusement,ave» 
insulte. 

Rôprobnle,  rep'-prO-béte,  (. 
réprouvé,  scélérat,  m. 

— ,  rt. réprouvé,  abandonné. 

— ,  va.  réprouver,  condamner, 
rejeter. 

Réproba<ene««,  rep'-pr8-b8te- 
nesse,  s»  scélératesse,  réproba- 
tion, f.  état  de  réprobation. 

Reprobàiio»,  rep-prô-by- 

cheune,    s.   réprobation,    con- 
dair.nation,^, 

Reprodùcc,  ri-pr4-diouce',  »a. 
reproduire. 

Rpprodûclion,       ri-prS-deuk'- 
cheune,    s.  —    tlon,  f.    renou- 
vellement, m. 
Reprôof,  ri-préùf,  ».  répréhen- 
lioD,  censure,  ^. 


REQ 


833 


RES 


Beprévable,  Rcprohéuaive, 

ri-prôùve'-a-bl,  a,  censurable. 

Bcpi-tSve,  ri-prôù've',  va.  censu- 
rer, improuver,  reprendn'.blâ 
mer.  [censeur,  m. 

R<>l>i-6«er,    ri-pr(5ù»e''-eur,      s. 

Bcpi'ûiic,  rl-p/'^O*',  va.  éla- 
guer, relaillei 

Reptile,  rep'-til,  «i  reptile,  m. 

— ,  a.  rampant,  reptile. 

Repûblicaii,  ri-peub'-li-kaDe , 
a  s.  républicain,     [publique,  /. 

Repûblic,    ri-peub'-lik,    J.    ré- 

Rcpûdiable,  ri-plou'-di-a-bl,  o. 
qui  mérite  d'fitrs  répudié. 

Repûdiate,  ri-piou'-di-éte,  va. 
répudier,  divorcer.     " 

Rcpiidiâtïou,  ri-piou>di-é'- 
cheuue,  ».  —  tlon,  f. 

Repûgii,  ri-pioune',  va.  répu- 
gner, contredire. 

RL'piiguaiice,  —  cy,  rl-peug'- 
riaonce,  ci,  s.  aversion,  répu- 
gnance, opposition,  f. 

Repûguani,  ri-peug'-nannt,  a. 
contraire,  opposé,  incompati- 
ble, revêclie. 

Rcpûgiiauiljr,  rl-peug'-nannt- 
li,  ad.  à  contre-cœur. 

Repiillulate,  rl-peuK-liou-1£te, 
un.  repulluler,      [ser,  rebuter. 

Ropûlae,  ri-peulse',  va.  repous- 

— ,  s,  refus,  écbec,  m. 

Rcpûlsiou,  ri-peuK-cbeune,  t. 
répulsion,  f. 

Répulsive,  rl-peul'-sive,  a.  ré- 
pulsif. 

Bepûrcbaae,  ri-peur'-tchése, 
va.  racheter. 

Réputable,  rep'-plou-ta-bl,  a, 
honorable,  apparent. 

Rcputably,rep'-piott-ta-bll,ad. 
dignement. 

Repulàlion,  Repûtc,  rep- 
piou-té'-cheune,  ».  répu'ation, 
/.  crédit,  m.  estime,  /. 

— ,va.  réputor,  estimer, penser. 

Bepûtelesa,  ri-pioute'-lesse,  a. 
vil,  bas,  basse,  indigne. 

Rcquésl,  ri-liouestt',  s.  requê- 
te, réquisition,  vogue,  fi  cré- 
dit, m. 

—  •va,  requérir,  solliciter. 


Requésiet-,  rl-liouestt'-eur,  I, 
suppliant,  solliciteur,  m. 

Requîckeu,  rl-liouik'-kn,  va. 
ranimer,  raviver. 

Réqiiicni,  ri^-koui-em  s.  re- 
quiem, repos,  m.        ' 

Requirable,  ri-liouaV-ra-M,  a. 
que  l'on  peut  requérir. 

Reqiiire,  ri-kouaire',  va.  récla- 
mer, exiger,  rep  irir,  deman- 
der. 

RcquCremeut,  fl-koualre'- 

mennt,  s,  exigence,  nécessité, 
/■.  besoin,  m. 

Réquiaite,  rek'-koui-iite,  a.  re- 
quis, nécessaire. 

— .  s.  chose  requise,  ^ 

Rëquisitely.  rek'-koui-zite-Ii, 
ad.  nécessairement. 

Réqiiiaileuea»,  rek'-koui-jit- 
nesse,  s.  nécessité,  f. 

Riqiiiailion,  rek-koui-zlche'- 
eune, s.  réquisition,  demande, f. 

Requilal,  rl-kouai^-tal,  s.  ré- 
compense, f.  talion,  m. 

Reqiiitc,  ri-koualts',  va,  récom- 
penser, s'acquitter. 

ReqiiiCiug,  ri-koual'-tinogne,  J. 
rémunération,  reconnaissancSi 
f.  [chauve-souris. 

Réremouae,    rlre'-madîise,    (. 

Rcreward,  rire'-OU&rde,  s.  l'ar- 
rière-garde,^.  [à  la  voile. 

Rcsâil,    ri-séle',   vn.   remettra 

Résaic,  ri^-séle,  $.  vente  de  se- 
conde main,  f. 

Roaalûie,  ri-sa-liout»',  va.  sa- 
luer de  nouveau. 

Reaciud,  rl-scnnd',  va.  reKlD- 
der,  annuler,  abolir. 

Reaciaaiou,  rl-cije'-eune,  (, 
rescision,  abrogation,  f. 

Beaelaaorjr,  rl-ciz'-ieur-t,  a, 
rescisoire.  [crire. 

Reacrfbe,   riskralbe',    va.  ré- 

Réscript,  ri'-skriptt,  s.  rescrit, 
m.  [délivrance,  f» 

Rcacue,   res'-kiou,    s.   reprisa, 

—,  va.  délivrer,  reprendre. 

Réacuer,  res'-klou-eur,  s.  libé- 
rateur. 

Reaéarcb,  rl-seurtche'i  S»  re- 
cherche, enquête,  f. 

53 


RËS 


834 


RES 


Research,  va.  rechercher,  dis- 
cuter, examiaer. 
Rcseât,  ri-site',  un.  se  rasseoir. 
Rvscizc,  ri-size',  va.   ressaisir, 

séquestrer. 
Reuéizer,  ri-si'-zeur,  s.  qui  sai- 
sit de  nouveaa. 
Rcséizure,   ri-si'-jioure,  S.  se- 
conde saisie,  f. 
Rescmblaiice,  ri-zemm'-blana- 
ce,    s.    ressemblance,  similitu- 
de, conformité,  f. 
Resémble,     n-zemm'-bl,    vn. 

ressembler  à, comparer. 
Beséiubliiig,     ri-zemm'-bliQD- 

gne,  a.  senjblable. 
RoȎiid,ri-sencd',i'a.  renvoyer. 
Rcséiil,    ri-zennt',    l'a.  prendre 

bien  ou  raal,  se  formaliser. 
Rcupiitor,  ri-zennt'-eur,  s.  qui 
sent  profondément  les  injures. 
Beséiiirul,     ri-zenat'-foul,    a. 

vindicatif. 
Reséuiiugly,  ri-ienat'-inngaa- 

li,  ad.  sensiblement. 

Boùuimeut,   ri-zennt'-menat, 

s.    ressentiment,   chagrin,    m. 

rancune,  f, 

Resui'Tniion,  reieur-vé'-cheu- 

ne,s  ré^erve,garde,/.dép5t,))i 

Uc«ci-»âiory,ii-i8ur'-Ya-leur-i, 

S-  réseivûir,  m. 
Réserve,  ri-ieurv',  va.  réserver, 

garder,  ménager,  conserver. 
^,  s.  réserve,  retenue,  discré- 
tion, modestie,  f.  magasin,  m. 
^Viiliout—,iid.  sans  exception. 
Re»erTé«l,ri-ieurvd',  a.  rutenu, 
caché.  [froidement. 

Rcservédl}',    rl-zeurvd'  11,  ad. 
Re8ei'védues«,ri'Zeurvd''Qesse, 
s.  retenue,   discrétion,  manqua 
de  franchise,  f. 
Rcsérvei'.  ri-zeur'-veur,  S.  ce- 
lui qui  réserve.        [servoir,  m. 
Réservoir,  rez  eur-vouar^,  5.  ré* 
Reséllle,  ri-sel'-tl,  va.  rétablir. 
—,  U)i.  s'installer  de  nouveau, 
Beséltlenieiil.  rl-set'-tl-mennt, 

s.  rétablissement,  m. 
Reabfp,   ri-chtp',  va.    rembar- 
quer, [dence,  f. 
iliniauc*,  roi'i-ïiiiice,  a.  rési- 


Réside,    ri-zaïde',  vn.  résider, 

siéger;  déposer,  former  un  sé- 
diment. 

Résidence,  rez'-i-dennce,  <.  ré- 
sidence, f.  séjour,  domicile, m. 

Résident,  rcz^-i-dennl.  ii.  résl- 

— ,».  résident.  [danl. 

Besidéutiarj',rez~i-denn'-cber- 
i,  a.  de  résident. 

RéBldual,-Bry,rf-Zid/-dîiiiU« 

al,  a-rl,  a.  relatif  aa  résidu. 
— legatee,  s.  légataire  ulti- 
versel,  m. 

Rrsidue,  —  duam,     rCZ'-Zi- 

dioti,  dioueuem,  t.  résidu, 
restant,  m. 

Resijs^n,  ri-iaîne',  va.  T^signer, 
téder.   soumettre,    sbandonnt-r. 

— one's  [iiace,  sc  démettre 
de  sa  charge. 

ResiSToàtion    rCZ  -  Zi?- né'- 

cheiine  s.— tion,  déiiiission, 
cession,  f. 
Resisoéo,  ri-zaï'-nî,s.  rési- 
gnataire. 

Résigner,  n-ia!'-neur,  a.  rési- 
gnant, démissionnure. 

Resiguuient,  ri-zâTue'-mennt, 
s.  démission,  f, 

RcsilieiiËe,  —  cy,  rizll'-i-ea- 
ce,  ci,  s.  rejaillissement,  m. 

Resilieut,  ri-zi'.'-i-ennt,  a.  re- 
jaillissant. 

Rcsiliiion,  rez-i-licbe'-eune,  f. 
rejaillissement,  m. 

Résiu,  rez'-ine,  s   résine,/'. 

Rériiious,  rez'-.ne-euce,  ((.  rési- 
neux. 

Résiiiousiiess,  reiMne-euce- 
nesse,  s.  qualité  résineuse,  f. 

Résipiscence,  res-i-pis'-ceuû- 
ce,  s.  repentir,  m. 

Resisi,  ri-zistl',  Va.  résister  i, 
s'oijposer. 

Rcsisiauce,  ri-zist'-annce,  $. 
résistance,  défense,  solidité,  f. 

Resislibility,  ri-zisl-i-bii'-Mi, 
s.  qualité  ou  puissance  de  ré- 
sister, f.  ^' 

Rosistible,  h-zistM-bl,  a.  H- 
sistible. 

Resistiug,    ri-zist'-iDDgce,   •• 

,     risistanee,  f. 


RES 


835 


RES 


Reslstlcsg,   ri  /Ist'-Iesse,  a.  ir- 

résistihle. 

Résoluble,  reî'-J-llou-bl,  o. 
soiuble.    ., 

Bésolute,  rei'-tjfoute,  a.  dé- 
terminé, résolu. 

Résolutely,  rez'-6-lioule-li,  ad. 
hardiment,  aTec  fermeté,  réso- 
lument,     [nesse,  ».  fermeté,  A 

RcHoliiteness,        rez'-6-lioule- 

Resolûtion,  rez-ô-Iiou'-cheune, 
s.  solution,  décision,  analyse, 
décomposition,  intention,  cons- 
tance, fermeté,  f,  éclaircisse- 
ment, courage,  m. 

Rcsôlutiic,  ri-zoK-lOu-tiT.  0. 
résolutif. 

KeiéliaWle,  ri-zol'-Ta  bl,  a.  ré- 
ductible, soiuble. 

Bcaôlve,  ri-zolv',  va.  résoudre, 
fondre,  décomposer,  décider,  é 
ciairer,  délibérer. 

—,  vn.  se  résoudre,  se  décider, 
se  disposer. 

— ,  j.  résolution,  décision, /. 

Rcsôlvedly,  ri-zolV-ed-li,  ad. 
résoliiment. 

Reaàlveduoa,  ri-zoW-ed-nes- 
se,  s.  fermeté,  f.  [solulif. 

Resélveut,  ri-zol'-vennt,  «.  ré- 

Resolver,  ri-zolv'-eur,  s.  celui 
qui  prend  nue  détermination; 
résolutif,  m. 

RoôKiug,  rl-zolv'-inngne,  s. 
solution,  f.        [bruit,  écho,  m. 

Rcsonauce,     rez^-zô-nance,    s. 

Bcaonaul,  rez'-zo-nanni,  a.  re- 
tentissant. 

Resôrb,  ri-zjrb-',  va.  absorber, 
engloutir. 

Rosôrt,  ri-zortt',  vn.  affluer,  se 
rendre,  avoir  recours,  aller.  — 
lo,  fréquenter. 

^,  j.  concours,  abord,  refuge, 
ressort,  m,  affluence,  influen- 
ce, f. 

Beaoûnd,  ri  zaolinnd'.  va.  son- 
ner de  nouveau,  renvoyer  le 
ton,  célébrer. 

— 1  in.  résonner  de  nouveau,  ré- 
péter, retentir. 

—  iiig,  ad.  résonncment,  reten- 
tissement, m. 


Ruaoûudiitgl)',  ri-7  .loTinud'- 
inngne-li,  ad.  i'uar  .manier» 
retentissante. 

RcNoûrce,  ri-sôrce',  s.  ressour- 
ce, f.  expédient,  m. 

Beaéw,  ri-sO',  va.  resemeiv 

Respcak,  ri-spike',  va.  repIN 
quer. 

Respect,  ri-spektt',  j  respect, 
égard,  regard,  rapport,  m.  ac- 
ception, bienveillance,  f.  bai- 
se-mains, m.  pi.  lu  —  of,  en 
comparaison  de  lu  aonie— ,& 
quelques  égards.  Out  of— ,  par 
considération. 

— ,  va.  respecter,  honorer,  avoir 
égard,  reg.5rder,  concfiner. 

Respectable,  ri-spek'-la-bl,  a. 
respectable,  estimable. 

Respecter,  ri-spekt'eur,  «. 
homme  partial. 

RespéctfuI,  rispekt'-foul,  a. 
respectueux. 

Respéctfull)',  ri-spekt'-foul-li, 
ad.  respectueusement. 

Respéciruliioss,  ri-spekt^-foui- 
nessc,  s.  respect,  m.  soumis- 
sion, f. 

Respective,  ri-spek'-liv,  a.  res 
pectif,  relatif,  digne  de  res- 
pect. 

RespéctÏTcIy,  ri-spek'-tiv-li, 
ad.  respectivement,  respec- 
tueusement, réciproquement, 
par  rapport  à,  au  prix  de. 

Respërsc,  ri-speurse',  va.  ré- 
pandre, parsemer, 

Respérsion,  ri-speur'-cheun», 
un.  l'action  de  répandre. 

Respirâiion,  res-pi-ré'-chsune, 
s.  respiration,  f.  repos,  m. 

Respire,  ri-spaïre',  vu.  respi 
rer,  prendre  haleine,  se  repo- 
ser, 

Réspîte,  res'-pite,  va.  remettre, 
suspendre,  différer,  surseoir. 

—  ,j.  répit,  rellche,  délai,  m. 
surséance  d'exécution,  f. 

Reapléudeuce,  —  cy,  rl- 
splenn'-dennce,  ci,  s,  resplea< 
dissemeut,  éclst,  m. 

Re«pléndeui,rl-sp'ena'-dennt, 
a.  resplendissant. 


RÉS 


836 


RES 


Respléudcutl),  ri-spleon' 

dennt-li,  ad.  a^vee  éclat. 
Rvspoiid.    ri-sponnd',   "wi.   ré 

poudre,  s'accorder. 
RcB]>ôudeni,rl-sponiid'''ecnt,s 

ré;iondant,  m.  caution.  /. 
RcBp6iiBc,    rt-sponnse',  i.  ré 

pon?e,  réplique,  f,    '*< 
BcspôuBible,  ri-sponn''-st-bl,  a 

responsable.  soWable. 
Reapôusiblencsi,— bilily,  ri 

spùDn'-si-bl-Desse,    bIK-i-ti,  s, 

soiTabllilé,  garantie,  f. 
Resp^usioii,   ri-spoDD'-cheuns 

s.  i'act.on  de  répondre. 
Respôusive^ — aory.  ri-sponn' 

si\e,seur-l,a.  responsable,  qui 

cautionne. 
Rfst,  restt,   s.    repos,  sommeil 

rép  t,  reste,  résidu,    m.  tran 

quillité,  pause,  césure,  /. 
—■fVn.  se  reposer,  dormir,  s'ar 

rêter,  prenJre  du  repos.  —  ou 

poser  sur,  s'appuyer. 

—  ,  va   faire  reposer,  appuyer. 
Restâgiinut,  ri-stag'-uanut,  a 

stajnant. 
Rcstâgiialc,   rl-slag'-néle,  tJîi. 

rester  sans  mouvement. 
Rc'stuguâlion,  ri-stag-né-'cbeu- 

ne,  s.  stagnation,  f. 
Rcsiém,  ri-stem',  va.  faire  re 

monter  le  courant. 
Réstfiil,  rest'-foul,  a,   qui  re^ 

pose. 
Ré>tir,  res'-lif,  V.   Rcstive. 
Ri-stirnesii,  res'-lif-nesse,  S.  0 

p:n:âlieté,  f, 
Ri'sliiiglion,   rl-stinngk'-cbeu 

ne,  s.  l'action  d'éteindre,  ^ 
BcHiing,  ri-stinngne',  s.  repos 

relàclie,  m. 

—  pinre,  S.  lieu  de  repos,  m. 
Restitution,    res-ti-tiou''-cheu 

ne,  s.  restitution,/. 
Ré»tiTC,   res'-tlT,    a.  tétif,  opi 

niâlre,  revêche. 
Réstivcl)'.  res'-tiT-li,  ad.  d'une 

manière  opiniâtre. 
BcstiieiiesB,  res'-tiv-nesse,    S- 

opin:â!reté,  obstination,  f. 
Rcsiivss.  restt'-le.'ise,  a.  inquiet, 

qui  ne  dort  point. 


Rétdeasly,   restt'-letse-ll,  ad. 

sans  se  reposer.        '■'• 

Késticssiiess,  restt'-'  'sse-nesse, 
s.  insomnie,  inquiétoi^",  impa- 
tience, agitation,  f. 

RcDldrable,  rl-st&'-ra-bl,  a. 
qu'on  peut  rétablir. 

Rc-slorâtiou.  res-t6-ré'cheune, 
s.  rétablissement,  m.  restaura- 
tion, f.  [restauratif. 

Rc-stôraiïTc,    rl-st6'-ra-tiT,    a. 

— ,  s.  médicament  analeptique, 
m.  [restaurer,  rendre. 

Rc8t6re,  rl-stôre',  va.  rétablir, 

Kesiôrcr,  rl-stô'-reur,  J.  res- 
taurateur, m. 

Rest<Sriii(,  ri-stA'-rinngne,  t. 
restitution,  restauration,  f.  ré- 
tablissement, m. 

Rvstrâiii,  ri-slréne',  va  rete- 
nir, restreindre,  empêcher,  li- 
miter, abréger,  gêner,  détour- 
ner. 

Rcstrâiuable,  ri-stré'-na-bl, 
a.  qui  peut  être  limité,  restreint. 

Rcsii'ûiucdl),  rl-stré'-ned-li, 
ad.  avec  retenue. 

Rcstràiuer,  rl-stré'-neur,  s.  ce- 
lui qui  retient,  restreint. 

Rustrâiut,  ri-strénnt',  <.  con- 
trainte, gêne,  restriction,  ré- 
pression, f. 

Resti'fci,  ri-striktt'',  vo.  borner, 
restreindre,  modérer. 

Restriction,  n-strik''-cbeuDe,  (. 
restriction,  réserve,  /. 

Rcsiriciiwe,  ri-strik'-tiv,  a.  as- 
tringent,       [ad.  avec  réserve. 

Rcslrictively,      ri-strik'-tiv-li, 

Kcsti'iuge,  rl-strinndje',  va.  li- 
miter, [a.  restringent. 

RL'striiigcnt,  ri-strinn'-djennt, 

Kéviy,  res'-ii,  a.  rétif. 

Krsûlt,  ri-zeultt',  va.  résulter, 
s'ensuivre,  rejaillir,  provenir. 

—  ,  s.  résultat,  fruit,  effet,  bond, 
rejaillissement,  m.  décision,  f. 

Iti'«iiltauce,  ri-"»ult'-aunce,  s. 
:é-ultat,  ni.  [résultant. 

Rt'»iiltiiig.  ri-zcuU'-inngne,  a. 

Kcsi'imable,  ri-ziou'-ma-bl,  a. 
qui  se  peut  repiendre. 

Rcsiiuie,  ri-zioume'',  va,  résu- 


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837 


RET 


mer,  reprendre,  renouer  rne 
affaire. 

Besûiuiiig.  ri-zioiime'-inngne, 
s.  l'acUon  de  résumer. 

Rcsûniption,  ri-zeum'-cheii- 
ne,  s.  résumé,  nu 

ResûmpiîTc,  ri-ieum'-tiv,  a. 
qui  résume. 

Resupiiiâtion,  rl-stou-pl-né^- 
cheune,  s.  posture  d'une  per- 
sonne couchée  sur  le  do»,  f. 

Kcsun-éciioii,  rez-eur-rek''- 
cheune,  s.  résurreclion,  f. 

Resui'Tcy,  ri-seur'-vé,  va.  re- 
Toir,  réarpenteri 

Rcsûscitaïc,  rl-seuss'-ci-lëte, 
va.  ressusciter. 

Resuscil&tîun,  ri-seuss-ci-té'- 
cbeune,  s.  résurrection,  A 

Relâil,  ri-té^',  va.  Tendre  en 
détail,   diviser  en  petites    pur 

—,  s.  détail,  m.  [lies 

Ret&iler,  ri-té'-leur,  s.  dét.iil 
leur,  m,  [\eute  en  détail 

Rctâiling,      ri-té'-linngne,      s 

Rctâin^ri-téDe',  va.  retenir,  gar- 
der, appartenir,  louer,  conti- 
nuer. 

Relftiiinble,  r!-téne'-a-bl,  a. 
qui  peut  être  retenu. 

Rct&iuer,  ri-lé'-neur,  ».  adhé- 
rent, partisan,  ))i.  arrhes,/',  pi, 

RelainiiiSîri-té'-ninngnc,  s.  ré- 
lention,  f, 

Rei&kc,  ri-téke'  (relook,  re- 
(aki-ii),  t'a.  reprendre. 

Rc-tûliatv,  ri-taK-i-éte,t)n.  ren- 
dre la  pareille. 

Retuliâtion,  ri-tal-i-é'-cheune, 
s.  reTanche,  représaille,  f.  loi 
du  talion. 

Retard,  ritard',  va.  retarder, 
arrêter,  différer. 

Retardâllon,  ret-tar-dë'-ckeu- 
ne,  s.  retardement,  m. 

Retarder,  ri-tard'-eur,  s.  obs- 
tacle, m, 

Retck,  rilche  orretche,vn.  faire 
des  efforts  pour  -vomir. 

—  out  one's  self,  vn.  s'éten- 
dre en  Lâillant. 

Rétchlc(B,  retche'-Iesse,  a.  né- 
gligeait      [ad.  négligemment. 


Klétcblecaly,      retche'-Iesse-li, 
Rétvhlessness,    retcbe^-Iesse* 

nesse,  »-  naresse,  noncbalancOi 

A  lexhil.ition,  f, 

Ketéction,     H-teV-cheune,    s. 
Rétention,    ri-tenn'-cheune,  (. 

rétention,  mémoire,  limitation, 

détention,  f,  [tentif. 

Retéiitive,    ri-tenn'-liv,  a.  ré- 
Retéiitiveiie«8,        ri-tenn'-tiv- 

nesse,  s.  rétentivité,  f. 
Réticence,  ret'-ticense,  *.  ré- 
ticence, f. 
Réticle,  ret'-i-kl,  s.  réseau,  m. 
Retfeiilar,     ri-tik'-iou-lar,     a. 

réiiculaire. 
Rc'ticuiatcd,    Rélirorm,    ri- 

tik/'-iou-lé-ted,   ret'-ti-form,  a. 

en  réseau  réticulé. 
Réiiua,  ret'-ti-na,  s.  rétine,  f, 
Rctinue,      ret'-i-niou,      ri-tin'- 

niou,  s.  fuite,  f.  cortège,  train, 

m,  [reprendre. 

Retire,  ri  taîre',  vn.  retirer, 
— ,  vn.  se  retirer,  s'éloigner. 
Retircd,  ri-ta'ird',  a.  privé,  se- 
—  life,  s.  vie  privée,  f.  [cret. 
Retfrvdiy,  ri-taîrd'-ii,  ad.  soli- 
tairement. 
Retiredness,  ri-taïrd''-Iiesse,  S. 

solitude,  retraite,  f. 
Retfrcmcut,  ri-taïre'-mennt,  s. 

retraite; act.  de  retirer,/'. 
Reléld.  ri-tôld',  a.  répété. 
Rciôok,  ri-loTik',  ^;réï.  de  Re- 

take.  [récriminer. 

Retôrt,  ri-tortt',  va.   rétorquer, 
— ,  s.  réplique,  cornue,  f. 
Retôrted,   ri-torted',  a.  torlu, 

renversé. 
Rctôrtiug,      Retôrlion,      ri- 

torte'-inngne,ri-tor'-cheune,  j. 

rétorsion,/. 
Rotôsa,    ri-toss',    oa.    rejeter, 

pousser.  [cher. 

Retaûch,ri-teutche',  fa.  relnu- 
Retr&ce,  ri-lréce',  va.  retracer, 

tracer.  [ter,  retirer. 

Retrâct ,    ri-trakt',  va.    rétrac- 
Retractâtiou,  ret-trak-té^- 

cheune,  s.  rétractation,  f. 
Uc'ti'ûctiun,  ri-trak/-cheune.  (. 

rétraction,/ 


RET  8: 

Bctréat,  ri  Irile',  vn.  se  reti- 
rer, se  réfugier,  lâcher  pied. 

—  ,  s.  retraite,  f,  refuge, abri,  m. 
Rrtréatcd,  ri-tri'-ted, a.  retiré, 

solitaire. 

Roiréncb,  ri-trennche',  l'a.  re- 
trancher, dter,  diminuer. 

—,  vn,  se  retrancher. 

Rvtréuchment,  rl-lrenche'- 
mennt,  ».  retranchement,  ))i. 

Ri'tribute,  rl-triLMoute,  va. 
payer,  récompenser. 

Rétribution,  rel-tri-blou'cheu- 
ne,  s.  rétribution,  f. 

Retrihutive,  —  tory,  ri-trib'- 
iou-tiT,  tenr-i,  a.  qui  récom- 
pense. 

Retriévable,  rl-trlv'-a-bi,  «.re- 
couvrable. 

Reii'iéve,  ri-trt-v',  va.  relrou- 
\er,  retirer,  rappeler. 

—  a  log»,  réparer  une  perte. 
Relriciiug,    ri-trlv'-;nngne,  s. 

recouvrement,  m. 

Rcii'oûciiTe,  ret-trS-ak'-tif,  a. 
rétroactif. 

Rétrocession,  ret-trô-sëche^- 
eune,  s.  —  cession,  f. 

Rétrograde,  rel'-tré-gréde,  a. 
—  grade,  opposé,  contraire. 

—,  vn.  rétrograder. 

Ri'ïrogrdcliiig,  Rétrograda- 
lion, —  gressiou,  ret-Irô-gré- 
de'-inngne,  gra-dé'-cheune, 
grècbe'-eune,  s.  rétrograda- 
tion, f. 

Rétrospeot,  ret'-trS  spelit,  va. 
réfléchir  sur  le  passé. 

Rvtroapéctiou,  ret-trô-spek'- 
cheune,  s.  réflexion,  —  spec- 
tion,  f.  [ser,  altérer. 

Rctiind,  ri-teunnd',  va.  tmous- 

Rotûru,  ri-leurne',  v>i.  retour- 
ner, revenir,  rentrer, répondre. 

— ,t)n.  rendre,  restituer,  envoyer, 
rendre  compte,  retourner,  re- 
connaître. To  —  a  Itindness, 
reconnaître  un  bienfait.  ^ 

—,  s.  retour,  rapport,  compte- 
rendu,  m.  arrivée,  remise,  ré- 
ponse, révolution,  rétribution, 
récompense  (mil.),  liste  des 
morts    et  des  blessés,  f.  —  of 


?  REV 

money,  renvoi  d'argent,  m.  — 
dny,  s.  jour  de  remise,  jour 
d'audience,  m.  To  make  a—, 
rendre  la  pareille. 

Itetûruable,  ri-teurno'-a  bl,  a. 
de  renvoi,  restituable. 

Reiûrnor,  ri-teurne'-cur,  s.  ce- 
lui qui  qui  remet  de  l'argent. 

Kciiirning,  ri-teurne'-inngne, 
vn.  l'action  de  renvoyer. 

Rviûrulcss,  ri-teurue'-lesse,  a 
sans  retour. 

R?ûnion,ri-iou'-Dieune,$,  réu- 
nion, réconciliation,  f. 

Keiiiiile,  riiou-naîte',  va.  réu- 
nir, réconcilier. 

Reiiiiiting,  ri  lou-natte'-lnn- 
goe,  s.  réunion,  f, 

Ueie,  rive,  s.  bailli,  m. 

Revêal,  rl-vile',  va.  révéler, dé- 
couvrir, déceler,  manifester. 

K'Tcaler,  ri-vi'-leur,  s.  déla- 
teur, [vélation,  f. 

Rcvcaling,  rl-Ti'-linngne,s.  ré- 

Ki-vel,  rev'-el,  vn.  faire  bom- 
bance, se  réjouir,  flracter. 

—  5  va.    retirer,    reprendre,    ré- 
^,  s.    réjouissances,   ^.   jil,    di- 
vertissements, )7i.pi.  orgie,  f, 

RevfIâiion,rev-i-lé'-cheune,  s, 
—  tion,  f. 

RéTeller,  reT'  elenr,  s.  ami  de 
la  joie  bruyante,  m. 

Rével-roiit,  rev'-el-raôùte,  ». 
cohue,  assemblée  de  la  canail- 
le, f.  [ce,  f. 

RcTcIry,  rev'-el-ri,  s.  bomban- 

ReTeiigc.  ri-venndjû',  ».  ven- 
geance, revanche,  /. 

—  ,va   venger,  se  venger. 
Revéngcfiil,      rl-venndje'-foul, 

a.  ■vindicatif. 

RcTéngerullj-,         ri-vennclje'-' 
foul-li,  ad.  d'une  manière  vin- 
dicative. 

Revéngefulucss,  ri-venndje'- 
foul-nesse,  ».  esprit  de  ven- 
geance, »i. 

RcTéugemeut,  ri-vei.ndje'- 
mennt,  s.  vengeance,  ^ 

ReTénger,  n-venn'-djeur,  »• 
vengeur. 

Rewcugiuglf,     ri-veQu'-djinn- 


REV 


839 


REV 


goe-Ii,  ad.  a-vec  Tengeance. 
néTcnue,   rev'-l-niou,  s.  reye- 

nu,  ))!.  fruits,  m.  pi 
BcTërb,     RcTérbern,^,    ri'- 

veurb',  rI-Teur'-beur-éle,u<i.  ré- 
verbérer, réfléchir,  répercuter. 
— ,  vn.  retentir,  se  répercuter. 
Bcvérlicraul,    Revérberatc^ 

ri-veur'-beur-annt,  a.  qui  ren- 

Toie,  réfléchit. 
BcTcrberàtion  ,    rl-Teur-beur- 

é'-cheune,  s.   —  Uon,  f, 
Revérberatorj,    rl-Teur-beur- 

é'-teur-i,a.  qui  réfléchit. 
—  fiirnace,    liealh,   fourneau, 

fojcr  à  réTerbère. 
Révère,    ri-Tire',  va.   révérer, 

honorer. 
Rrvprence,  reV-er-ennce,  va. 

respecter,  honorer. 
— ,    s.    révérance,  Ténération,  f. 

salut,  ))i.  titre  qu'on  donne  aux 

prêtres.        [«.celui  qui  révère. 
Bévcrencer,    reT'-er-snn-ceur, 
Révérend,    rev'-er-ennd,  a.  ré- 
vérend, vénérable.  Right    — , 

réïérendissime. 
RéTereiit,  Rcveréultal,  rev'- 

er-ennt,     rev-er-enn'-chal,    ». 

respectueux. 
Réverciitly^     RcTeréntîally, 

rev'-er-eDnt-li,enn'-chal-li,ad. 

respectueusement, 
Rovéï-cr,  ri-vi'-renr,    ».    celui 

qui  révère. 
Reversai,  ri-veurse'-al,  ».  rêvo- 

cation,    cassation,  f. 
Reverse,  ri-veurse',tjrt.  renver- 
ser, annuler,  abolir, renouveler. 
^,    ».   revers,  opposé,    inverse, 

verso,  m.  vicissitude,  f. 
Rvvéraibic,   ri-veurs'-i-bl ,  a. 

révocable. 
Réversion,  ri-veur'-cheune,  ». 

—  sion,  survivance,  f. 
Rcvérsionarj',ri  veur'-cheune- 

é-ri.  Irréversible,  de  survivance. 
Bevér»,  rl-veurt',«n.  retourner, 

revenir. 
— ,  va.  faire  retourner,  changer. 
— ,  s.  retour,  m.  reprise,  f. 
Rcvériible ,    ri-veurlM-bl,  a. 

réversible. 


Bévery,  rev'-eur-i,  «.rêverie,^. 

Bcvéiit,ri-vest',  va.  revèlir,  res- 
taaror. 

Bevcstiary,  Aevéatry,  rl- 
ves'-tchi-a-ri,  ri-ïes'-tri,  s.  vet- 
tiaire,  ni.  sacristie,  f. 

Bovétment ,  ri-vett' mennt,  ». 
revêtement,  m. 

Rcvictual,  ri-vit'-tl,  va,  ravi- 
tailler. 

Rcvfew,  rl-viou',  vn.  faire  la 
revue, réviser,  examiner, revoir. 

— ,  s,  recherche,  révision,  revue, 
/.  examen,  m 

Kcviéwer,  ri-viou'-eur,  ».  jour-  . 
nalisle,  correcteur,  m, 

Ri-viénlng,  ri-viou'-lnngne,  t. 
revue,  f. 

Rcvile,  ri-va!le',  va.  injurier, 
outrager.  —  god,  blasphémer. 

Rcviler,  ri-vai!e'-eur,  s.  blas- 
phémateur, calomniateur,  m. 

Reviliiig,  ri-vaîle'-inngne,  o. 
diffamatoire. 

—.s.  injure,  f.  outrage,  m. 

Rcvilingly,  ri-valle'-inngne-H, 
ad,   injurieusement. 

Révisai,  ri-val^-zal,  ».  révision, 
revue,  f. 

Revise,  rivaize',  un.  examiner 
de  nouveau,  revoir,  réviser. 

— , ,"!.  revue,  f.  (in  printing),  se- 
conde épreuve,  révision. 

Rrviser,  ri-vaï'-seur,  s.  révi- 
seur, *^-  '''ion,^. 

Rcviaiun,    ri-vij'-eune,  ».  lévi- 

Revisii,  ri-viz'-it,  va.  visiter  de 
nouveau. 

Rcvival,  ri-vaï'-val,  s.  rétablis- 
sement, renouvellement,  m. 

Revive,  ri-vaïve',  vn.  revenir, 
ressusciter,  se  ranimer,  renaî- 
tre, [rétablir, 

— ,  va.  rendre  à  la  vie,  ranimer, 

Bcvfver,  ri-vaï''Veur,  s.  restau- 
rateur, VI. 

RavfviGcnte,  rl-viv'-i-û-liéte, 
va.  rappeler  à  la  vie. 

RcviviOeâcion,  ri-viv-i-li-ké'- 
cheune,  s.  réviviiîcation,  /. 

Revivifj,  ri  viv'-aï-faî,  s.  revi- 
vifier, raniiner. 

Bevîviscenry,  rev-  vi-vls^-cena» 


i 


RHA 


840 


RIC 


e1,  <i  résurrection,  renaissan- 
ce, f.  [vocable, 

BéTocable,   rev'-6-ka-bl,  a.  ré- 

ReTocableuesB,  rev^-d-ka-bU 
nesse,  s.  qualité  révocable. 

Bévocate,  rev'-fl-kéte,  vo,  ré- 
voquer, annuler. 

BeTocâtioii,  rev-oké'-cheune, 
$.  révocation,  abjuration,  f.  rnp- 
pel,  m.  [abolir,  abjurer. 

BeTÔke,  rl-v6ke',  va.  révoquer, 

— ,  vn.  renoncer  faux  cartes). 

RcTÔkcmeiit,  ri-v6ke'-mennl, 
V.  Revociilion, 

Bcvôll,  ri -voit',  un.  se  révolter, 
se  soulever.  [ver. 

—,  va.  révolter.  Indigner,  soule- 

—,  s  révolté,  désertion,  Insou- 
inis«iOD,  f.  [volté. 

Reiôlied,  rl-vftlt'-ed,  a.  s.  ré- 

Bcvdlier,  ri-vêlt'-eur,  s.  rebel- 
le, révolte,  mutin,  m. 

Rev6l|jng,  ri-vôlt'-inBgne,  i. 
révolte,/'. 

Ret'âUe,  ri-voW,  un.  tourner 
dans  un  cercle,  faire  sa  révo- 
lution, retourner, 

— ,  va  tourner  autour,  rouler, 
réfléchira,  méditera. 

Bevolûtion,  rev-vfi-liou'-cheu- 
ne,  ».  révolution,  relation,  f. 
cours,  m. 

Bevoli'itioiiisl,  rev-v9-liou'- 
cheune-isle,  vn.  révolutionnai- 
re, r 

ReTéniK,  ri-vom'-mile,  va.  re- 
vomir, [révulsion,  f. 

Revûlaion,     ri-veul'-cheune,  s. 

Bonrâi'd,  rl-ouârde',  va.  ré- 
compenser. 

— ,  s.  récompense,  f. 

Benârdniilc,  ri-ouàrd'-a-bl,  a, 
digne  de  récompense. 

Bewâi'der,  ri-ouârd'-eur,*.  ré- 
munérateur, m. 

Bewôrd,  ri-oueurde',  un.  répé- 
ter dans  les  mîmes  termes. 

Rhabnrburnte,  ra-bar'-ba-réte, 
a    im[)régiié  de  rhubarbe. 

Rbâbdomaiic}',  rab'-d3-maEn- 
cî,  s,  rabdomancie,  f. 

Bhâpsodisl,  rap'-sô-diste,  t. 
compilateur,  m. 


Rbâpgody,  rap'-sô-di,  »,  rapso- 
die,  compilation,  f, 

Rbeiôr,  ri-teur',  j.  rhéteur,  m, 

Rbctoric,  ret'-tô-rik,  s.  rhéto- 
rique, f,  [rhéloricien. 

Rbciéricnl,  ri-cor'-i-kal,  a.  de 

Rheiôricnlly,  ri-tor'-l  kal-li, 
ad.  en  orateur.  [pérorer. 

Rhctôi  lente,  ri-tor'-i-kéte,  vn. 

Rhetoi'iciau,  re;-tft-riche''-ane, 
a.  rbétoricien,  de  rhéteur. 

Rheum,  rdum,  s.  rhume,  m, 

Rbeiiin&«ic,rt5ïï-mate'-ik,a.  in- 
commodé d'un  rhume, enrhumé, 

Rbûmntigm,  roti'-ma-tizn;,  ». 
rhumatisme,  m. 

Rbeàiny,  roV-mi,  a.  enchifre- 
né, enrhumé. 

Rbiiiôceroi,  ri-nos'-cé-rosse,». 
rhinocéros,  m,  [m 

Rbonib,    reummb,    j.    losange, 

Rhôiubic,  reumm'-bik,  a.  en 
losange.  [rhombvïde,  îîî. 

Rbûiuboid,    reumm'-boîde,    s. 

Rhoniliôidnl,  reumm-boïd'-al, 
a    rhomboïdal.  [be,  f 

Rbûbai-b,  rdù'-beurb,5.  rliubar- 

Rhjme,  raïme,  S.  rime,  f.  vers, 
poème,  m. 

— ,  un.  rimer,  rimailler. 

Rhj'mcr,  Rby'iusier,  raî'- 
meur,  raïme'-steur,  s.  rimail- 
leur, m,  [cadence,  f. 

Rbytbm,  rithm,  ».  rhjtbme,  m. 

Rbj'tbuiical,  rilh'-mi-kal,  a. 
rhjihmique. 

Rib,  rib,  s.  côte,  membrure,  f, 
membre,  m. 

Ribald,  rib'-beuld,  s.  débau 
ché,  m.  [oité,  f, 

Ribaldi-y,rib'-beuId-ri,».obscé 

Bibaiid,   rib'-bin,  f.  ruban,  m 

Ribbed,  ribd,  a.  à  côtes. 

Ribbon,  rib'-bin,  s.  ruban,  m. 

—  weaircr,  s.  rubanicr,  m. 
Rfbroasc,  rib'-rôst,  va.  a:-som- 

mer  de  coups.  [tain,  m. 

Rilmort,  rib'-oueurle.  s.  pian- 
Ricc,  raïce,  a.  riz,  m.  .i 
Ricb,    ritche,  a.  riche,  opulent, 
fertile,    abondant,  gras,  succu- 
lent. 

—  niiie,  s.  vin    exquis,  m. 


RID 


841 


RIG 


Richc«r,  rltche'-iz,  S.  richesses 

f.  pi.  splendeur,  f. 
Bichi}',  liicUe'-li, ad. richement 

abondamment. 
«ichucB«,rilche'-ne!5e,  «.  opu 

lence,  fertilité,  abondance,  f. 

—  in  dress,  £.  richesse  de  pa 
rure.  [meule,  f. 

Rick,  rik,  s.   tas,  monceau,  m 

Bickcts,  rik'-kits,  s.  rachitis,»: 
To  bave  (be  —,  fitre  noué. 

Bick<'«y,  rik'-it  ti,  a.  noué,  ra- 
chitique, 

Rid,  rlil,  a.  déliyréf      [défaire. 

—,  va.   délivrer,  débarrasser,  te 

Riddaticc,  rid'-dannce',  s  dé 
faite,  délivrance,/',  débarras,)». 

Riddcn,  rid'-(3n,  part,  de  Ride. 

Biddie,  rid-'-dl,  s.  énigme,  cho- 
se embarrassante,  f,  crible,  i» 

—,  va.  résoudre,  expliquer,  cri- 
bler. 

—,  un.  parler  avec  obscurité. 

Rido,  raïde  (rode,  rid,  rid- 
deii,  rode),  un.  aller  à  che- 
■val,  être  porté  sur,  se  mouvoir, 
être  à  l'ancre,  être  mo-uiUé. 

—,  va.  monter,  mener,  parcou- 
rir, gouverner. 

—  about,  faire  un  tour. 

—  a  kor«e,  monter  un  cheval. 

—  awny,  s'en  aller, se  sauver. 

—  back,  s'en  retourner. 

—  bard,  aller  fort  vite. 

—  in  a  coacb,  alleren  carrosse. 

—  ircll,être  bon  écuyer. 

— ,  s.  course,  promenade  à  che- 
val ou  en  carrosse.  Take  a — 
faire  un  tour  en  carrosse, ache- 
vai. 

Rider,  ral'-deur,  s.  piqueur, 
cavalier,  (imp.)  carton,  m. 

Ridge,  ridje,  s.  sommet,  faîte, 
récif,  écueil,  sillon,  m. 

—  baud,$.  dossière,  f. 

—  boKc,  s.  épine,  f. 

—  lile,  s.  fatuère,  f. 

—,  va.  hausser,  élever,  sillonner. 

Ri'dged,  ridj'.ed,  a.  liaut,  éle- 
vé, cannelé. 

Ridgil,  —  gling,  rid'-jil,  rid- 
je'-linngne  s.  Célie'!  à  demi- 
ch&tri. 


Bidsy,  rid''-ji,a.  en  vive  arête. 

Ridicule,  rid'-i-kioule,  s.  ridi- 
cule, sachet,  m. 

— ,  va.  tourner  en  ridicule.'' 

Ridiculoiia,  ri-diS'  kiou-leuce 
a.  r.dicule- 

Ridiculoiisly,  ii-dik'-kiou-!eu- 
ce-II,  ad,  ridiculement. 

Ridiculoiianess,  ri-d;k'-kiou- 
leuce-nesse,  s.  ridicule,  m. 

Riding.  raî'-dinngne.  s.  caval- 
cade, course,  f.   district,  can- 

—  cap,j.  cape,  f.  [ton,  m. 

—  coat,  s.  brandebourg,  m.  re- 
dingote, f. 

—  baliil,  î.  habit  de  cheval. 

—  hood, s.  capuchon,)?!,  cape,^. 

—  rod,  s   houssine,  f. 

—  scbool,  s.  manège,  m, 
Kidôcto,    ri-dol'-tô,   s.  assem- 
blée, f.  concert,  m. 

Rife,  raïfe,  a.  sévère,  domi- 
nant, commun. 

Rifeljr,  raïfe'-ll,  ad.  communé- 
ment, [dance, /■, 

Rifciicss,  raire'-nesse,  s.  abon- 

Ï4iffi-aff,  rif'-raf,  s.  rebut,  m  ca- 
naille, f. 

Ririe,  raî'-fl,  ».  fusil  rayé,  lon- 
gue carabine. —  »,  carab.niers. 

— ,  va.  enlever,  pilier,  rajcr  un 
canon.  [railleur,  m. 

Ririéinan,   raî-D'-mane,   s.   ti- 

Rifler,  raï'-fleur,  ,';.  pillard,  m. 

Rifl,  rift,  ».  fente,  crevasse,  f. 

—,  va.  fendre,  crevasser, 

—  ,  vn.  se  fendre. 

Rig,  rig,  s.  sillon,  cheval  mo- 
norch;de,  sommet,  m,  garçon- 
nière, plaisanterie,  f. 

— ,  va.  équiper,  accoutrer,  gréer. 

Rigadéou,  rlg-a  doùn',  s.  rigo- 
don, m.  [rigation,  f. 

Rigâtion,  ral-gué'  cheune,  s.ir- 

Rigger, rig'-gueur,».  habilleur, 
gréeur,  m. 

Riggiiig,  rig'-inngnb,  s.  grée- 
ment,  m.  manœuvres,  f.  pi. 
Ruuiiing  —,  s.  manœuvres 
courantes,  f.  pi.  Slaiiding— , 
s.  manœuvres  dormantes,  (.pi. 

Riggisk,  rig/-iche ,  t,  débau- 
ché. 


RIL 


842 


RIE 


Bi$;sl<>-  rig'-o')  <">■  frétiller,  se 
démener. 

—  onc's  self,  s'insinuer. 
Ri^gliiig.  rig'-gl-inngne,  s.  a- 

filation,/'.  frétillement,  m. 
Right,  raîte,   a.  droit,   Tertical, 
■vrai,   véritable,  honnête,  sincè- 
re, équitab'e,  bien,   bien    fa:t. 
Tou  are  —,  'VOUS  a\ez  raison 

—  hoiiourable,  très-hoaorable, 
^,  int   bon,  bien  1 

— ,s.  droit  priviléee,  empire,  m. 
justice,  raison,  f. 

—  OTer  against,  tout  vis«ft-vis. 

—  ad.  bien,  trè5,  fort. 

—  or  ■wroiig,  àtort  elà  travers 

—  ,  va.  rendre  justice  To  — 
onc'»  self,  se  faire  justice. 

Rigbieoua,  raî'-lchi-euce,  « 
juste,  équitable. 

Righieouslj^,  raV-tchi-euce-lî, 
ad.  honnêtement,  vertueuse- 
ment. 

Righieousuess.  rat'-tchi-euce- 
nesse,  s  droiture,  justice,  f. 

Rigliifiil,  raïte'-foul, a. légitime. 

Riglilfiilly.  raïte'-foul-li,  ad. 
légitimement. 

Rishifiiliiess.raïle'-foul-nesse, 
s.  rectitude,  équité,  ,'. 

Rljshtljr.  raïte'-li,  ad.  comme  il 
faut,  C;en,  honnêtement. 

Ki'sthincas,  raîle'-nesse,  j.  rec- 
titude, droiture,  /. 

Ri'sid,  rid'-djid,  a.  rigide,  aus- 
tère, sévère. 

Rigidlly,  Ri^iduesR,  ri-djid'- 
i-ti,  ri-djid'-nesse,  s.  rigidité, 
raideur,  /.  [reusement. 

Rlgidl}'.  rid'djid-Ii,  ad.  rigou- 

Riglet,  rig'-lett,  s.  réglette,  f. 

Rigol,  raî'-gol,  s.  cercle,  diadè- 
me, m.    9 

Rigorous,  rig'-gueur-euce,  a. 
rigoureux,  sévère,  rude. 

Rigorousiy.  rig'-gueur-euce-Ii, 
iid.  rigoureusement. 

Ri'sour,  rig'-gueur,  s  rigueur, 
sévérité,  cruauté,  /.  frisson,  m. 

Rill,  ril,  s.  ruisseau,  )>i. 

—.  '!!.  couler,  ruisseler 

Riilet,  ril'-lit,  J.  petit  ruisseau, 


Rilly,  ril'-li,  s.  plein  de  sour- 
ces. 

Rim.  rime,  s.  bord,  rebord,  m. 
jante  d'une  roue,  f. 

Rime,  raïme,  s.  fente,  crevasse, 
geléô  blanche,  f. 

—,  DU.  couvrir  de  frimas,  rimer 

Rimple,  rimm'-pl,  va.  cliiffon- 
ner,   froisser,   se  rider,  se  re- 

—,  s.  ride,  f.  [plier 

Riiiiy,  raï'-mi,  a.  gris,  humide, 
couvert  de  givre. 

Riiid,  raînnd,  s.  écorce,  pean,^ 

— .  va.  6ter  l'écorce. 

Rindcd,  raïnn'-ded,  0.  qui  a 
de  l'écorce. 

Rîiig,  rinngne,  s.  bague,  son- 
nerie, virole,  f.  anneau,  orga- 
neau,  son,  bruit,  cordon,  filet, 
râcloir,  cercle,  m. 

—  boue,  s.  écorchure  sur  le  dos 
du  cheval. 

—  box,  s.  écrin,  m. 

—  dote,  $.  p'geon  ramier. 

—  ,vn.  rang,  ruiig.  riing,  son- 
ner, retentir,  tinter.  [ner. 

— ,  va.  sonner,  appeler,  faire  son* 

—  ngoîii,  retentir,  résonner. 

—  oui,  sonner  en  branle,  [m 
Riii^er.rinng'ueur,s.  sonneur, 
Kîiigiiig.  rinng'-iringne,5.  l'ac- 

tiou  de  sonner,  f. 

—  of  bells,  s.  son  de  cloches. 
Riiigle,  rinn'-gl.  s.  boucle,  /, 
— ,  vu.  boucler  (a  marej. 
Ringleader,    nnng'-li-deur,  «. 

arc-boutanl,  chef,  coryphée,  me- 
neur d'un  parti,  m. 
Riiiglet,  rinng'-lett,  ».    petite 

bouche,  bague,  f. 
Riiigïtrcokod.rinng'-strilit,  a 

marque  en  rond. 
Hinglail,   rinng'-téle,  s.  émou- 

chet,  m.  [dartre,  f. 

Riiignrorm,  rinng'-oueurm,  s, 
Hiiisc,  rinnce,  va.  rincer, laver. 
Riiiser,  rinn'-ceur,  s,  celui  qui 

rince,  qui  lave. 
Rioi,  rai'.ente,  s.  débauche,  é- 

"'^"'2,   sédition,  f.  excès,  m. 

"on  — .  suivre  son  caprice. 
~,vn.   faire   du    (umulte,   fair» 

des  excès, ^e  mutiner. 


RIS 


843 


ROA 


Rfoter,  raï'-eute-eur,  ».  débau- 
ché, mutin,  séditieux,  m. 

Rdoioiqs,  raï'-eute-euce,  a.  déré- 
glé, libertin,  séd;lieiix, 

Riotoiisl]',  raï'-cute-euce-li,a(i. 
tumultueusement,  en  débau- 
ché. 

RiotousnesSf  ral'-eute-euce- 
aesse,  s.  débauche,  mutinerie, 

nip.  rip,  va.  découdre,  fendre, 
déchirer,  rouvrir,  dévoiler, 

—,  s.  déchirure,  fente,  f. 

Ripe,  raïpe,  a.  mûr,  nubile,  fi- 
ni, ache-vé,  complet. 

Ripoly,  raîpe'-ii,  ad.  i  temps, 
à  propos.  [rir. 

Ri'pen,  Ripe,  ral'-pn,  vn.  mû- 

Rîpeuess,  raïpe'-nesse,  s.  ma- 
turité, perfection,  qualité  re- 
quise, f.  [déchire. 

Ripper,   rlp'-peiir,   ».  celui  qui 

Rippicr,  rip'-pieur,  s.  chasse- 
marée,  m. 

Rippiiig-iron,  rlp'-pinngne- 
aï'-eurn,  ».  (ma.)becdecorbiD, 
m. 

Ripple,  rip'-pl,  un.  se  rider. 

—,  ««.vider  de  l'eau, faire  bouil- 
lonner. 

RipioTvel,  ralpe'-teu-ouel,  s. 
présent  fait  à  des  tenanciers. 

Riae,  raïze,  s.  source,  origine, 
hausse,  élévation ,  éruption,  aug- 
mentation, f.  avancement,  ac- 
croissement, commencement, 
m.  [leil. 

>—  of  the  aiin,   le   lever  du   so- 

—  (ro«e,  rose»),  tin.  se  lever, 
s'élever,  sortir,  provenir,  gros- 
sir, s'enfler,  croître,  lever,  com- 
inencer,  attaquer,  s'insurger, 
ressusciter,  fermenter,  monter. 

— '  agaiii,  ressusciter. 

^  lu  price,  renchérir, enchérir. 

up  i»  arma,  se  soulever. 
R'aof,  rat'-zeur,  a.matineuï,  ma- 
tinal. [, .  le  rire,  m. 
Rie  biliiy,  riz-i-bil'-i-li,  —  lile, 
Risii>l«,  nz*  i-bl,  a.  risible,  ri- 
dicule. 
Rising,  raV-zinngne,  s.  agran- 
dissement,   ascension,    soulève- 


ment, m.    révolte,    enflure,  ré- 
surrection,/".  [colline. 

—  ofa  hlll,  le  penchant  d'une 

—  of  <he  Btiu,  le  lever  du  soleil. 
—,  a.  levant.  [m. 
disk,    risk,  ».    risque,  danger, 

—  ,  va.  risquer,  hasarder. 
Risker,  rifk'-eur,  ».  homme  f 

ventureui,  m. 
«lîie,  raïte,  s.  rit,nt. 
Kitiial,   rit'-tchiou  al,  a.  solen- 

—  ,  s.  rituel,  m,  [nel. 
Kiiiialist,    rit'-tchiou-al-iste, ,?. 

—  liste,  rubricaire. 

Rivage, riv'-edje,  s.  rivage,  w. 

Rival,  raï'val,  ii.  ».  rival,  é- 
mule,  concurrent 

— ,  vn.  opposer,  être  en  rivali- 
té, rivaliser. 

—,  va.  se  trouver  en  rivalité  a- 
vec  quelqu'un. 

Rivalry.raï'-val-ri,  s.  rivalité,^. 

Rivalsbip,  raî'-va!-chipe,  s.  ri- 
valité, émulalion,  f. 

Rive,  raïve  (rivcd,i'tveu),  va 
fendre,  déchirer. 

— ,  vn.  se  fendre,  s'entr'ouvrir. 

Rivcl,  riv'-vl,  va.  rider,  faner, 
flétrir.  [fleuve,  m. 

River,  rlv'-euT,  ».    rivière,  f. 

—  dragon,  s.  crocodile,  î>î 

—  god,  s.  divinité  tutélaire  d'une 
rivière. 

—  horse,  ».  hippopotame,  m. 
Rivet,  riv'-ilt,  l'a.  river,  fixer, 

graver  dans  l'esprit. 

— ,  s.  rivet,  ?)!.  rivure,  f. 

Riviilet,  liv'-iou-lett,  s.  ruis- 
seau, m.  [dale,  f 

Rixdollar,  riks'-dol-leur,  s.rU- 

Roacta,  rôlche,  ».  rouget,  m. 

Road,  réde,5.  route,  rade,  baie, 
excursion,  f.  grand  chemin, 
voyage,  m. 

Rôudcr,  r6d/-eur,  t.  vaisseau  ) 
l'ancre,  m. 

Roain,  r6me,un.  rôder,  errer, 

—  ,  lia  errer  dans,  [vagabonder. 
Rôanier,    rS'meur,    s.   rôdeur, 

vagabond. 
Roaii,  rftoe,».  rouan,  m. 
Ronr,    rftre,    vn.  rugir,  bruire, 

jeter  des  cris,  faire  grand  bruit 


ROC 


844 


ROL 


nonr,  s.  rugissement,  bruit,  m. 
c!:'meur,  lamentation,/'. 

Rôariiig.  rôre'-inugne,  s.  ru- 
gissement, m.  [flol=. 

—  of  tbe  scn,  s.    le    bruit  des 
Rônr;,  r6'-ri,  <i.  couTert  de  ro- 
sée. 

RooHt,  roste,  va,  réllr,  cuire, 
chauffer  fortement. 

—  bccf,  s.  rosLiif,  »!• 

—  iucnl,s.  rOti,  1)2. 
Bob,  rob,  s,  rob,  m. 

— .  r<!.  •voler,  pilier,  priver. 
Rôl»ber,rob'-beur,  s,  voleur,  m 
Rôbbery,    rob'-beuri,    s.    vol, 

brigandage,  m. 
Rûbbiiig.  roti'-binngne,  s.  "ac- 
tion de  voler. 
Robe,  rûl'e,  s.  robe,  f. 
—,  va.  mettre    sa  robe,  investir, 

prendre  un  costume  d'apparat. 
Robiii-i'cd-brcast,    rob-binn- 

red'  brest,  s.  rouge-gorge,  m 
RobÛRt,  —    (iou«,    r6  beuste', 

iouce,a,  robuste,  violent. 
RobiislDcsa,    rO  Deuste^'-Desse, 

t.  vigueur,  force,  f. 
RobÛBlly,  r6'benste'-II,  ad.  ro- 

bustemenl.  [rocambole,  f. 

R6canibule,  rok'  ammbôle,   s. 
Rôcbet,    rott'-chett  (,    rocbet, 

rouget,  m. 
Bock,  rok,  s,  roche,  quenouille, 

f.  rocher,  roc,  m.  [vi. 

—  crj'gtal,  S.    cristal  ds  roche 

—  i-ubj',  rok'-ro'ù-bi,  s.  grenat 
foncé,  m. 

—  aali,  s.  sel  gemme,  m, 

—,  va.  bercer  ,  remuer,  secouer, 
chanceler,  branler, 

—,  vn.  se  balancer,  être  violem- 
ment agité, 

—  <loc,  s.  chevreuil,  m. 
Rôckcr,roli'-keur,  s, berceuse,/'. 
Rocket,  rok'-kit,   s.    fusée    vo- 
lante, roquette,  f. 

Bôckiiiees,  roli'-aïnesse,  s.  a- 
mas,  chaîne  de  rochers, 

Rôckivsa,  rok'-lesse,  a.  sans 
rochers,  [m. 

Rfk'ki'osc,   roli'-rôze,    s.   cisie, 

Rockwoi-U.ruk'-ouéurk,  s.  grot- 
te de  rocaillcs,  /. 


Rôcky,   rok'-ki,a.  plein  de  ro« 

ch-TS,  dur,  pierreux. 
Rod.  rodd,  s.   verge,  baguette. 

.^iigliiig— ,  i.  ligoei  pêcher. 

Cui'ti.in— ,  a.  tringle,  f. 

—  black,  huissier  de  la  verge 
noire.  [Ride. 

Rode,   rSde,   prêt,   et  part,  de 
Rodomoiiindc,       rûd-6-monn- 
téde,  s,  faufaronnade,  vanterie, 
—,  va.  faire  le  rodomont.        [f, 
Roe.   r6,s.   (zool.)  chevrette,/; 
Hard  —,  s,  œufs  de  poisson, 
ni.  pi.  Sofi  —,  s,  laitance,  lai- 
te,/. 

—  buck.  j,  chevreuil,  m. 
Rogt'Kious,    rô-gué'cheuni,  ». 

—  tiens,  f. pi.  prières,/. 

Rogne,  rêg,  s,  coquin,  voleur, 
espiègle  (mot  d'amitié),  m. 

— .  171.  vagabonder. 

Râguery.  rô'-gueur-I,  ».  fripon- 
nerie, plaisanterie,  /.  tour  rr.a- 
liu,  vagabondage,  m, 

Rôgueshîp, rf'g'-chip,  «.fripon- 
nerie, /. 

RôgtiUta,  rô'-guiche,  a,  mé- 
chant, fripon,  fcilâtre. 

R6gui»hly,  rê'-guiche-li,nd.  en 
coquin,  en  folâtrant,  en  riant. 

Rdgiiishiicss,  rô'-guiclie-nesse, 
s  malice, folitrerle,  coquioerie, 
/.  [lin. 

Rôgiij,   rô'-gui,  a.  fripon,   ma- 

Roisl,  Roisler.  roiste,  rois'- 
teur,  vn.  faire  du  fracas,  du  ta- 

—,  s.  tapageur,  m.  [P'ige. 

— ,  va.  rouler,  tourror,  ap.anir, 
laminer,  envelopper. 

— ,  vn.  roijler,  se  rouler,  accom- 
plir sa  révolution,  se  mouvoir 
sur  un  axe. 

Roll,  rôle,  s.  rouleau,  bourrelet, 
petit  pain,  rôle,  registre,  m. 
liste,  roulette  de  relieur,  chro- 
nique, f.  archives,  f.  pi. 

—  »''  office,  s.  le  greffe,  m. 
Rôllcr,      rô'Ieur,    s.     rouleau, 

lourrelet,   maillot,  m.  ensou- 
ple,  /. 
Kâllii'g.  rô'-Iinngne,  s.  roule- 
ment, roulis,  )7i.  [sier,)U. 

—  pi",   s.    rouleau    de    pâti» 


ROO 


845 


ROS 


R^lling-preta,  $.  presse  t  cy- 
lindre. 

—  stoiio,  s.  rouleau  de  labou- 
reur, [jeu  de  halle. 

Hôllypool}',     rfi^-li-pou-li,     s. 
tiouta^v,   reum'-midje,   s.   tu- 
multe, bruit,  m. 
Rôiuaii,rô''-rDane,a.  5.  Romain. 

—  letler,  s.  lettre  romaine,  f. 

—  like,  ad,  à  la  Romaine. 

—  uoie,  S.  nez  aquilin,ni. 
Kouiûuce,   ri  mannce',    s.    ro- 
man, conte  bleu,  mensonge,'»». 

—  ,  vn.  lâbler,  broder. 
Romancer,   rO-mann'-ceur,   $. 

hâbleur,  m.  [papiste. 

Rôiui)iiist,     r&'-mane-iste,     $. 

Rôuianise,  rA'-mane-ize,  va. 
romaniser,  latiniser. 

Roniaiitic,  ri-mann'-tik,  a,  ro- 
manesque, romantique. 

Rôuiepeiiiiy,  Hôniescot, 

rôùmm'  pen-ni,  roùmm'-skott, 
s   denier  de  saint  Pierre,  m. 

Rômisli,  ri5ùme''-iche,  s.  papis- 
te, Romain,  de  Rome. 

Roinp,rommp,s.  badinage  gros- 
sier, m.  fille  mal  élevée;  gam- 
bade, f. 

—,  vn.  fôlltrer  grossièrement. 

Roudéau,roon-d6',  5.  rondeau, 
1)1.  [se  arrondie,  /. 

Rûndle«8,  ronnd'-lesse,  s.  nnas- 

Rùuiou,  reun'-jeune,  t.  grosse 
femme,  /". 

Roiit,  reunt,  j.  animal  arrêté 
dans  sa  croissance. 

Koôil,  rôùd,  s.  perche,  croix,  A 

Roôr.  rotir,  s.  toit,  palais  de  la 
bouche,  m.  impériale  de  voi- 
ture, f,  [mer 

—,  va.    couvrir  d'un   toit,  eufer- 

—  tile,  s.  faîtière,  f. 

Rôory,  rôùf'-i,  a.  qui  a  un  toit. 

Rook,  rôùk,  s.  freux,  filou,  pi- 
lier de  Iripôt,  (échecs)  roc,  m. 
tour,  f. 

— .  va,  filouter,  tromper. 

Rôokery,  rdùk'-eur-i,  s.  repai- 
re de  freux,  m 

Roôky,  rôùk'-i,  a.  habité  par 
des  freux. 

Boom,   ro'ùme,  s.  place,  cham- 


bre, soute,  occasion,  f-  Aea,  et- 

psce,  sujet,  m. 
RuÔDiagc.KuôniiuesB,  roùm'- 

idje,   rôùm'-i-nesse,  s.  espace, 

lieu,  m.  place,  f. 
Roôui},  rôùm'-i,  a.  large,  «ni- 

ple,  spacieux,  grand. 
KooB»,  rôîisle,  s.  juchoir,  m. 

—  •  un.  jucher,  se  percher. 
Root,    rôùie,    t.  racine,  source, 

résidence  fixe,  impression  dura- 
ble, f.  fondement,  m. 
—,  va.  enraciner,  faire    une  im- 
pression profonde. 

—  iip  or  out,i;a.  déraciner,  ex- 
tirper, arracher,  détruire,  ban- 
nir, [groin,  fonger. 

— ,  17!.   fouiller   la  terre  a\ec  le 
Roôted  iu,  rtfùt'-ed,  a.   enra- 
ciné. 

—  oui,  déraciné,  extirpé. 
Roôic'dly,  rôùt'-ed-li,  ad.  pro- 
fondément, fortement.        [ncs. 

Roôt.v,  roùt'-i,  a.  plein  de  raci- 
Ropc,  r6pe,J.  corde,  f, 

—  barrel,  s,  tambour  de  mon- 
tre, m.  [m. 

—  daucer,  s.  danseur  de  corde, 

—  maker,  $.  cordier,  m. 

—  trick,  t.  injure,  /.  mauvais 
tour,  m. 

—  yard,  ».  corderie,  f. 

—  yarn,  s.  fil  de  caret,  m. 
—,  vn.  filer. 

Rôpcr,  rôpe'-eur,  s.  cordier,  m. 
Rôpei-y,    rêpe'-eur-i,     s.    tour 

pendable,  »i.  [cosité,^. 

Rôpiiiess,    râ'-pi-nesse,  s.  vis- 
Rôpy,  rô'-pi,      a.      glutineux, 

gluant.  [tout,  jîi 

Koquclaûre,  rok-i-lor',  s.  sur- 
Rorifei-ous,  r6-rif'-fereuce,  a. 

qui  produit  la  rosée. 
Roi'iriueiil,     rfi-rif'-fliou-ennt, 

a.  qui  dégoutte  de  la  rosée. 
Rôsary,  rô'zar-i,  s. rosaire.  Ht. 
Rôscid,  ros'-cide,  a.  hv'Nide. 
Rose,  rôze,  s.  rose,  f. 

—  bud,  s.  bouton  de  rose,  m. 

—  buftb,  5.  rosier,  ïn. 

—  mailow,  s.  passerose,  /. 

—  viucgar,  s.  vinaigre  rosat,m, 

—  waler,  s.  eau  de  rose,  A 


ROT 


846 


ROU 


BâieatC)  r&'-ji-a!e,  a.  'vermeil, 
de  rose,  qui  sent  la  rose. 

Bésciuary,  r62e^-mé-ri,  s.  ro- 
maiiD,  m, 

Itôsc-t,  rô'-2ett,  s.  rosette,  f. 

Rôsiii,  roz'-zine,  s.  résiDe,  f. 
Uard  —,s.  colophane,/. 

— -va.  frotter  avec  de  la  colophane. 

Aôsiuesa,  rôi^-zioe-esse,  s.  cou- 
leur rose,  f, 

Rôsinjri  roz^-iine-i,  a.  résineux. 

Bùslaùd,  roz'-lanDd,  s.  bruyè- 
re, f.  marécage,  ju. 

Kôssel,  ros'-sil,i. terre  légère,/'. 

BésseUji,  ros'-sil-li,  a,  de  terre 
légère. 

Bôstrated,  ros'-tréted,  a.  or- 
né d'éperons  de  na'vire. 

BÔDtruiu,  ros^-treume  (beak), 
s.  bec,  m.  tiibuaeaux  haran- 
gues, /. 

Bôsy,  r^-xl,  a.  vermeil,  de 
rose. 

Bot,  rott,  tin  putrêBer,  se  car- 
rier. 

— ,  va.    pourrir,  rendre  putride. 

— .  s.  clavelée,  pourriture,  /. 

Bôiary,  rô'-la-ri,  o  ayant  le 
mouvement  d'une  roue. 

Bôiated,  rô'-léteii,  a.  tourné 
comme  une  roue. 

Boiâiiou,  r6-lé'-cheuDe,s.  tour- 
noiement, ni.  rotation,  /,  By 
— .  ad.  à  tour  de  rôle. 

Roiàtoi-,  rô-té'-teur,  s.  pou- 
voir rotateur,  m. 

Boiâlory,  rô-té'-teur-i,  a.  de 
rotation,  alternatif,  rotatolre. 

Bote,  fête,  s.  routine,  /. 

— ,  va   enseigner  par  routine. 
Bétgut,  rotl'-geute,  J.  mauvaise 
bière,  f.  [té,  mo;iassf. 

Boilcn.   roV-tn,   a.    pourri,  gâ- 

—  duii£.  s,    fumier  consommé. 

—  egg,  5.  œuf  couvé,  ï>i.       L»/), 

—  sloue.  <.  tripoli,m. 
BôtieuucM.     rot'-tn-netse,   s. 

pourriture,  /. 
nôtula,  rcZ-teu-la,  s.  rotule,  /. 
Stoiûud,    rô-teunnd'',    a.    rond, 

circulaire. 
noluiidirôlioii*.    rfi-teunn-di- 

fâ'-li-puce,a(<.ifeuillesrondes. 


Botûudity,    rô-teunn'-di-tt,   t. 

rondeur,/.  [tonde,/. 

Rotûiido,    r5-teunn'-do,   s.  ro- 

Rougc,  rôùj.',s.  rouge, fard, jn. 

liuugh,  reuf,  a.  rude,  iprCi 
grossier,  sévère,  bruit. 

Roûgbcast,  reur.kaste,tia.  cré- 
pir, ravaler. 

—  castiiig,  s.  crépissure, /. 

—  druiighi,s.  ébauciie, /. 

—  druuglit  of  a  m-i(iiig,  s. 
canevas,  brouillon,  m,  minute, 

—  druw,  va.  ébaucher.  [/. 

—  kew,  va.  ébaucher. 

—  hewu,a.  ébauclié. 

—  wull,  va.  limousiner. 

—  work,ra.  travaillersanssoÎD. 

—  wrougbt.  a.  dégrossi. 
Rouslieii,  reuf'-fn,  va.  rendre 

raboleux. 

—  dumi,  va.  dégrossir. 
Roùglil}',     reuf'-li,    ad.    rude- 
ment, brusquement,  fièrement. 

Roûghiiess.  reuf'-nesse,  s.  ru- 
desse, âprcté,  brusquerie,  ru- 
gosité, inélégance,  agitation  de 
la  mer,  /.  [velle,  /. 

Roûiice,    raoùnn'ce,  s.     mani- 

Rouiid.  raoùund,  a.  rond,  cir- 
culaire, facile,  giand,doux,  en- 
tier, honnête,  candide.  A  — 
utturauce,  s.  un  déb.t  facile, 
m. 

—,  s.  rond,  tour,  cours,  échelon, 
m.  salve,  décharge,  ronde,  /. 
To  ruii  4lie  sauie  — ,  faire  la 
même  chose.  To  go —  about, 
se  détourner.  To  go  —  a 
tbiiig,  faire  le  tour  d'unecbose. 

— ,  a.  étendu,  indirect. 

—  ,prép.  autour  de. 

— ,  va.  arrondir,  évider,  environ- 
ner, faire  le  tour. 

— ,  un. parler  bas,  faire  la  ronde. 

— ,  ad.  à  la  ronde,  autour,  en 
rond.  _ 

Roùudcl.Roûuder  ^radùnnd', 
el,  rao'ùnnd'-eur,  s.  circonfé- 
rence, /. 

Roùudabout.  raouund''-a-baôu. 
le,  ad.  à  l'entour.de  touscôtés 

Roûudelaj,  raolina'-di-léi  >• 
rondeau,  »i. 


ROY  5 

Roiiiulhead,    raoilDnd'-bed,  s. 

puritain,  m. 

Uoiiiulliouae,  raoùnnd'-haoûse, 
s.  prison  du  guel,  f,  Tiolon,  m. 

Roû'Hliiigi  radùand^-inogae,  s. 
arrondissement,  m. 

Boûiidish,  raôUund'-iche,  a. 
rondeleU 

Roûiidl;,  raôtinnd'-li,  ad.  ron- 
dement, francliemeut,  sans  fa- 
ton. 

Boûiidiiess,  raotinnd'-nesse,  t. 
rondeur,  franchise,  f. 

Roiizo,  raôùze,  va  éveiller,  ré- 
■veiller,  exciter ,faire  lever,  sou- 
lever. 

—,  vn.  s'éveiller,  se  soulever. 

— adeer,  lancer  un  cerf 

Ronscr,  raôù'-zeur,  s.  celui  qui 
éveille.  [déroute. 

Rout,    raôùte,    va.    melire    en 

— ,  vn.  faire  cohue,  s'attrouper. 

—,  s.  foule,  bande,  soirée,  roule, 
déroute,  f.  vacarme,  bal,  at- 
troupement, m. 

Bove,  rêve,  vn.  vaguer,  rSder, 
courir,  rêver,  être  Qistrait,avoir 
l'esprit  égaré. 

Béwer,  rê'-veur,  s.  rftdeur,  cor- 
saire, pirate;  inconstant, m.  At 
—,  ad.  au  hasard. 

Bow,rê,  ».  rang,  m.  rangée,^. 
CrUcro*»  —  ,  s.  l'abécé,   m. 

—  barge,  s,  bateau  qui  va  à 
voiles  et  &  rames. 

—  locks,  s.  pi  tolétières,  /.  pi. 

—  ports,  S.  (ma.)  sabords  des 
avirons,  m. 

—,  tjii.  ramer. 

—,  va.  faire  aller  k  force  de  ra- 
mes, nager  (mar.). 

nôwel,  raôu'-ll,  s.  molette  d'é- 
perons, f  selon,  m. 

~,ua.  appliquer  an  sétoo,  faire 
un  cautère. 

KôwBï,  TÔ''-eur,    j.  rameur,  m. 

Réwiug,  rôMnngne,  s.  l'action 
de  ramer,  f. 

Rôjal,  roï'-al,  a.  royal,  de  roi, 
illustre.  [roi,  ni. 

—  ati»ent,  t.   consentement    da 
Bôjaliat,   rol'-al-iste,   s.   roja- 

liste]  m. 


T  RUC 

Rôyalise,  roV-al-aïie,  l'«.  met 
tre  sur  le  Irène, rendre  royal. 

Rôyally,  ro!'al-li,  ad.  royale- 
ment, en  rou  [f. 

Rôyulty,    roî'-ai-ti,  S.    royauté, 

—  ies,  s.  insignes  royaux,  m. 
pi.  prérogatives   royales,  f.  pi. 

Boy'nitb,  rol'-uicbe,   n.    chélif, 

pauvre.  [tionner. 

Rub,    reubb,  va.  frotter,    fric- 

—  dowu,    bouchonner,  étriller. 

—  off,  décrotter,  enlever. 

—  up,  polir,  retoucher,  exciter. 
— ,  vn,   frolter,    faire  une    fric- 
tion, faire  son  chemin. 

—  on,  se  tirer  d'affaire,  aller 
son  petit  train. 

— ,  ».  Irottenient,  coup  de  brosse, 
coup  de  langue,  empêchement, 
)•/!.  difficulté,  inégalité,  f. 

Bûbber,  reub'-beur,  i.  Trottoir, 
m.  pierre  à  aiguiser,  partie  lis- 
se, f.  deux  coups  de  trois  (aux 
dés).  ludia  —,  s,  caoutchouc, 
m. 

Rûbbiug,  reub'binngne,  s. 
frottaee,  m.  friction, frayure,/. 

—  boui'd,  ».  lavoir,  m. 

Bûbbisb,  reub'-biche,  s,  dé- 
combres, déblais,  gravas,  dé- 
bris, rebut,  m.  baillons,  m.  pi. 
ordures,  saletés,  f.  pi.  confu- 
sion, f, 

Biibble<4toiie,   reub'-bl-stêns, 

s.  pierre  brute,/,  moelloa  brut, 

m. 
Rûbicuiid,  r($à''-bi'keuDDd,   a. 

rubicond.  [rubis. 

Rûbied,   roU'-bid,  a.    rouge  de 
Rûbific,  roti'-bif-Sk,  a.  qui  rend 

rouge.  [fier. 

Rûbify,    roù'.bl-faî,   va.    rubé- 
Rûbricated,      rdù'-bri-ké-ted, 

a.  taché  de  rouge. 
Rûbrlc,r(Hi'-bjHk,».  rubrique,/. 
—,  va.  orner  do  rouge. 
Rûby,  rôîi'-bj,  ».  rubis,  bouton 

rouge    sur  le   visage,  m.  coa< 

leur  rouge,  /. 
— ,  a.  vermeil. 
—,  va.  rougir. 
Buctàtia»,   reuk-lë'-cheuoe,  «. 

éructation,  /. 


RUG  848 


RUM 


Bûdder,  reud^-deur,  (,  gou- 
vernail, î>ï. 

Rùddiiicss,  reud'-di-nesse,  £. 
rouge  pâ^e,  "i. 

Biiddlv,  reud'-dl,  t>  sanguine. 

nûddock,  reud'-deuk,  J.  rouge- 
gorge,  m. 

Rùddy,  reuii'-dl,  a,    rougeâlre. 

—  coiuplexion,s.  teint  frais,  m. 

Rude,  roùde,  a  brutal,  gros- 
sier, Impitoyable,  cruel,  iufor- 
me,  turbulent,  manuel. 

Bùdely,  rôùJe'-ll,  ad.  brutale- 
ment, grossièrement,  maladroi- 
tement. 

Rûdeuess,  roùde'-nesse,  I.  bru- 
talité, Tioleoce,  ignorance,  ri- 
gueur, A 

Riidesb]^  T$iàz(^U,s.  çfianant, 
grossier  ^eistjanage,  m. 

Rùdiuieut,  rôti'-di-mennt.  j.  ru- 
d.m.ent,  principe,  conimence- 
ment,  m. 

nudiiuèntal,  rôù-di-mennt'-al, 
il.  rudimenlaire. 

Rue,  roîi,  vn.  se  repentir.— »he 
daj,  maudire  le  jour. 

—.s.  rue, A  (plante). 

Racful,  roTj'-foul,  a.  triste)  ter- 
rible, déplorable. 

Riiefully,  rou'-foul-li,  nd.  tris- 
tement, [tri-^tesse,/. 

Riiefulues*,  riîîi'-foul-nesse,  s. 

Riit-lle,  ro'u'-el,  $.  cercle,  ni. 
a>femijlée;  ruelle,  f. 

Ruff,  reuf.  s.  fraise,  collerette, 
f.  petit  poisson  de  riïière.m. 

Rùrfiaut,  reuf'-)an,  i.  assas- 
sin, bandit,  m. 

—,  a.    brutal,  fiolent,  grossier. 

Bi'iffle,  reur'-fl.  Vil.  troubler, 
déranger,  fioisser. 

—,  vn.  se  trou'^ler,  s'agiter,  8!re 
turbulent. 

— «,s.linge  froncé,  m.  manchet- 
te, f.  tumulte,  »i.  agitation. /- 
appel,  roulement  de  tambour, îii. 

Rùficrbood,  reuf'-teur-huude, 
s.  chaperon,/. 

Riig.  reug,  i.  bure,  couverture 
\elue,  f.  barbet,  m. 

nùgged,  reug'-djid,  a,  rude,  ra- 


boteux, &pre,  insolent,  Icllext- 
ble,  dur,  velu. 

Riiïgedlj,  reug'-djid-li,a(i.  rn- 
dcraent.  [s.  rudosse,  f, 

ittigsediie»»,  reug'-djid-nesse, 

■tûgiue,  rou'-djine,  J.  rugine,/". 

Hugûsc,  roùgôse'',  a.  ridé. 

Kuiii,  rôîi'-ine,  s.  ruine,  chute) 
perle,  destruction,  f. 

-,  va.  ruiner,  détruire,  perdrei 

— ,  vn.  tomber  an  ruines,  se  rui- 
ner, [ner. 

Kûiuatc,  rdù'-lne-éte,  va.  rui- 

lliiiiiâtlou,rdii-ine-i'eheune,s. 
subversion,  f. 

Kùiuou»,  roTi'-liie-euce,  a.  fu- 
neste, ruineux, menataniruine. 

IlûiiiouBly,  rou^-ioe-euce-li,  ad. 
d'un  manière  ruineuse,  fatale. 

Hule,  rôiil,  ».  règle,  équerre,  f. 
modèle,  précepte,  règlement, 
pouvoir,  m, 

— ,  va.  régler,  diriger,  tirer  des 
lignes,  discipliner,  fixer^  déter- 
miner. 

—  oïcr,  V7i.  gouverner,  régner. 
Rûlcr,  rdùl'-eur,  ».  gouverneur, 

régleur,  m.  règle,  f, 

Ri'iline,  rdùl'-inngne,  ad.  do- 
minant, [pagne, m, 

Rum,    reume,  t.  prêtre  de  cam- 

—  ,  rliuni,  m.liqueuralcoolique. 

—  ,  a.  drêle,  original. 
Rtimb,  reummb,  t.  rhomb  dei 

vents,  ni. 

Rûmbic,  reunim^'-bl,  vn.  gron- 
der, murmurer,  bruire. 

—,  s.  train  de  derrière,  siège,  m. 

Rûinbler,  reumm'-bl-eur,  $, 
grondeur,  m. 

Rùmbling,  reumm''-bl-iQngne, 
s.  bruit  sourd,  m. 

Rùiuiiiaiit,  rdù'-mi-nannt,  a. 
qui  rumine. 

Rùmiuale,  r($ù'-mi-néte,  vn 
ruminer,  river,  réflécb'r. 

—  ,  va.  ruminer. 
RiiniiuâlioD,   rôù-mi-né'-cheu- 

ne,  s.  —  tifln,  réflexion,  f. 
Rûiumage,  reumm^-midje,  va* 

visiter,  remuer,  fouiller. 
—,  im.  remuer  partout,  farfouil- 

Ur. 


RUN 


849 


RUS 


BAmmer,  reuinm'-menr,  s.  go- 
belet, M!,  rasade,  f. 

Bûmour,  roù'-meur,  «.  rameur, 
f.  bruit,  m.  [publier. 

— ,  va.   faire   courir    un   bruit, 

Bûmoiirer,  rou^-meur-eur,  8. 
nouvelliste.!  alarmiste,  menteur, 
m. 

Bump,  reuminp,  t.  eroupe,  crou- 
pion, culotte  (liouch.).     [pion. 

—  pnrliauient.  parlement  crou- 
Bumplc,  reumm'-pl,  va.    chif- 
fonner. 

—,  s.  pli,  m. 

Biiu,  reune(ran,  riin), tin. cou- 
rir, courre,  passer,  couler,  dé- 
goutter, rouler,  Jire  en -vigueur, 
deTeuir  liquide,  |iroceder,  a- 
voir  lieu,  se  répandre,  suppu- 
rer, se  sentir  porté  à,  être  fon- 
dé sur,  hasarder,  faire  la  con- 
trebande. 

—  agaiust,  heurter  contre,  don- 
ner contre 

—  agrouiid,  échouer. 

—  a  raoe, faire  une  course. 

—  away,  s'enfuir. 

—  I>ack,  rebrousser  checin 

—  fi'om,  sortir.  [de 

—  goods,   faire     la   cotjtrebac- 

—  smootb,  couler  doucemeat. 

—  tbe  gauutlet,  passer  par 
les  baguettes. 

•-  througb,  enfiler,  passer  au 
travers,  percer. 

—  ta,  accourir. 

—  to  seed,  monter  en  graine. 

—  up,  élever. 

—  upauddown,  eourir{àet  là 

—  wiili,  obliger. 

—,  s.  secousse,  course,  clameur, 
cadence,  harmonie,^,  élan,  sil- 
lage, bruit,  m. 

Rûiiagate,  reua^-nt-guéte,  ( 
renégat,  m. 

Bûiinway,  renn'-a-oaé,  ». 
fuyard,  déserteur,  m, 

ftiiiidle,  reunn'-dl,  ».  échelon, 
treuil,  cjlindre,  m. 

Biiiidlet,reuDnd'-lilt,  s.  caque, 
/■ 

Buug,  reunngne,  prêt,  et  part. 
de  Biug. 


Rûnie,Ttou'-nik,  a.  runtque. 
Rûunel,    reun'-nil,    ».    ruisst' 

let,  m. 
Uûiincr,    reun'-neur,    s.    cou» 

reur,  rejeton,  ni.  meule  de  des* 

sus,  f.  [f. 

Kûiniet,  reun^-nitt,  ».  présu're^ 
Itùiiuiug,      reunn^'-inngne,     « 
course,  f. 

—  banquet,    ».   colIation  qu'ot 
fait  sans  s'asseoir,  f. 

—  kiiot,  s.  nœud  coulant,  m. 

—  of  ibo  uoae,  s.  roupie,  f, 

—  ont  or  oTcr,  ».  coulure,  f, 

—  place,   ».    lieu  propre  &  C0l> 
nr,  course,/. 

—  n'aler.  s.  eau  vive,  f. 
■tiniMiiigl),    reunn^-inogne-ll, 

ad.  en  courant. 
Riiiit,  reunnt,  s.  avorton,  m. 
Rnpée,  ».  (a  coin)  roupie,   f. 
Riiption,  reup'-cheune,  s.  brè« 

cbe,  rupture,  f. 
Rupture,     reupMcbioure,    va, 

rompre,  briser,  se  rompre. 
—,  s.  rupture,  brouille,  hernie,  f 

—  wort,  S.  herniaire,  m, 
aurai,  rdù''-ral,  a.    champCtre, 

rural,  rustique. 
Ruràlity,  —  ncafi,     r(}ù-ral'-l>- 

ti,  rôù'-ral-nesse,  >•    rusticité, 

secousse,  f.  jonc,   ffitu,    chose 

ds  rien,  élan,  m. 
Kuah,  reuche,  ».  un  jonc,  un  f{- 

tu,  un  rien,  m. 

—  candie,  —    ligbt,  »,    chan- 
delle de  veille,  {.  fanal,  m. 

—  ,  un.  sa  lancer,  s'élancer,  s* 
jeter. 

—  forward,  s'ilaneer. 

—  in,  entrer  de  force. 

—  ont,  sortir  brusquement. 

—,  »,  courte  vlolïm»./.  élan,  ef 

fort,  choc,  m. 
Rùsby,  reuchaM,    4.  plein  da 

joncs,  en  jonc, 
Rusk,  reuslt,  ».  biscuit,  m. 
Riisaet,    reus'-sitt,    ».    roussâ- 

tre,  brun-rouge,  habit  de  paj: 

San,  m. 
Rûaaellng,  reus'-sitt-it;flgne,  », 

rousselet,  m.   reinette  grise,/, 
Rust,  reust,  171.  se  rouiller, 

54 


SAC 


850 


SAC 


3tu«t,  va.  rouiller. 

— ,  s. rouille, crasse,/'.  Black—, 

cbarboD,  m.  nielle,  f.  Bronu 

— ,  carie,  A 
Slâstic,  reus'-tilc,  a.  rustique, 

Impoli,  simple,  honnête. 

—  >  s.  rustaud,  pajsan,  m. 
âtûittical,  teus'-ti-kal,   a.   rus- 
tre, rustique,  j 

SkùHtitallf.  rgus'-ti-kal-li,  ad. 
grossièrement. 

Rûsticalness,  reus'-ti-kal-nes- 
se,  s.  grossièreté,  f. 

Rûciicale,  reus'-li-kéte,  dîj. 
vivre  à  la  campagne. 

-»,  va.  bannir  à  la  campagne. 

Riialicii},  reus-tis'-i-ti,  s.  ru- 
desse, rusticité,  f. 

nûsiiuess,  reus'-ti-nesse,  (, 
la  rouille,  f. 

—  of  bacou,  s.  rancissure, /. 
Bûstle,    reus'-sl,    vn.   faire  un 

bruit  sourd,  bruire. 

—  ,  s.  bruissement,  m. 
Bûsiliug,     reus^'tiinngne,      s. 

bruit  sourd,  m. 


Rûsty,  reus'-tl,  0.  rouillé,  ran- 
ce,  passé.  [m. 

But,  reult,  ».    ornière,  /.  rut, 

— ,  vn.  être  en  rut. 

Riilb,  réùlb,  s.  compassion,  pi- 
tié,  f. 

RûlhruI,  roùtb'-foul,  a- compa- 
tissant, pitoyable. 

Rûthrully,  rifuth'-fûu.-li,  ad. 
misérablement,  tristement. 

Rûthrulues*,  rdùth'-foul-nes- 
sp,  s.  compassion,  f, 

Rûtbiesa,  rôùthMesse,  a.  im- 
pilojable. 

RûiblessI),  riSîith'-lesse-ll,  ad. 
sans  pitié,  impitoyablement. 

RiiiblessuoBs,  rôùtb'-Iesse-Des- 
se,  s.  dureté  de  cœur,  f, 

Rûtilatu,  riou'-ti-léte,  vn.  bril- 
ler. 

Ki'ittUh,    reut'-tiche,  a.  lascif. 

Hji'der,  raï'-deur,  s,  annexe 
d'acte,/". 

Rje.    raï,    s.    seigle,    m. 

Rjëgi'aag,  raï'-grass,  (.  raj- 
grass,  ?)i.  ivraie,  f. 


Sa'bbuib,  sab''-batb,  s.  sabbat, 
m.  [l^at,  ))i. 

—  bi'cakcr,  s.  violateur  du  sab- 

Bahhàtlea\,  sab-bat'-ti-kal^  a. 
sabbatique. 

Sâlibatisni,  sab'-ba-tizme,  s. 
sincle  o'u»ervance  du  sabbat,  ?n. 

iBûbiue,  lab'-iue,  i.  (bo.)  Sabi- 
ne, f. 

HÂble,  sé''-bl,».  martre  zibeline, 
fourrure,  f.  sable  (blason),  »i. 

— ,a.  noir,  lonbre,  de  deuil, de 
sable  (blas.). 

Bùbi-c,  sé'-beur,  s.  sabre,  m. 

Subalôsit)'.  sab-iou-Ios'-i-ti,  t. 
qujité  sablonneuse,/'. 

Sâbulous,  sab'-'"u-leuce,  a.  sa- 
blonneux, [sucré. 

Vâccbariue     lali'-ka-rine,      a. 

Sucei'«>Àtal,  sasï-er-dô''tal,  a. 
kjcerdutal.  [petit  sac,  m. 

Sacbel-     'rtg.W-A,    I.    sachet, 


Sack,  sak,  s,  sac,  m.    robe   â6 

femme,/',  mesure  de  trois  bois» 

— ,  va.  sacca-er,  piller.      [seaufc 

—  up,  mettre  dans  un  sac. 

—  s.  sac,  Ml.  pillage,  f.  Tin  dot 
Canaries,  m  . 

Sùrkbui,  sak'-beute,  «•  sorte 
de  flûie,  f. 

Sâckclotb,  sak/-ktatb)«.  balre, 
/.  sac,  m. 

Sâckfiil,  sak' -foui,  t.  sacbée,  f. 

Sâcker,  sak'-keur,  S.  destruc- 
teur, m. 

Sâckiiig,  sak'kiungn^-  s.  saC, 
lacca^ement,  m 

— .  s.  toile  à  sacs,  sangle  de  lit,  f» 

Saokiiosnel,  V.  Posset. 

Sùeianieiit,  sak'-kra-mennt,  (. 
sacrement,  »!, 

Saei'uuiéiiial,  sak-kra-œenttt'- 
al,  a.  sacramental. 

Sacrauiéulally,  tak'-kra- 


SAB 


851 


SAI 


mbanl'-al-li,  a'f .  sacramentale- 

ment. 
flâcrcd,  sé'-kred,  a.  sacré, saint 
Sùcredijr.   sé'-kred-li,  nd.    reli' 

pieusement. 
Hâcrediiecs,  ^ë'-lu'4(l,-nesse,  s 

sainteté,/.  ,. 

SarrîGc,  •acriflcal,   sv-krif'' 

ik,  al,  a,  de  sacrifice. 
SacrîOcahle,  sa-krir'-i-ka-M,a 

qui  peut  itre  sacrifié. 
SiiciiflcAlor,         sak-krl-fi-ké' 

teur,  «.  —  cateur,  m. 
Sûci-iflce,  sak'-Vri-faIze,  tin.  sa 

crifier,  détruire,  tuer,  ruiner, 
—,  s.  sacrifice,  m. 
Sûci'iflrer,  sak'-kri-fal-zeur,  f 

sacrificateur,  m. 
Sacrificinl,  sak-kri-fiche'-al,  s 

qui  coopère  au  sacrifice. 
Sacrilège,  sak'-kri-lidje,  t.  sa 

eriiége,  m. 
Sacrilcgiouc,   sak  iri-ll'-djeu 

ce,  a.  sacrilège. 
Snerilégiousl)"  sak-kri-li' 

djeuce-li,  ad.  ^acrilégement. 
Bâcrins;   Si''  irlongae,    i.    sa 

cre,  m. 
Bâcrist,  Stcilstan,  sé'-kriste 

«aV-ris-tane,  s.  sacristain,  m. 
Sûcriaif,   sak'-krlt-tl,  I.  cacris 

tie,  f. 
Sud,  sade,    a.   triste,    f&cheux 

méchant,  pitoyable,  obscur,  fon 

té,  noir, attristant,  pesant,  tou- 
chant, sérieux,  grave. 

—  colour,  a.  brun  obscur, 

—  coloured  o' ,<.■(,£.  tfrap  obs- 
cur. [)». 

—  weathcr,  s.  vilain  temps, 
fiûddeu,  sad'-dn.,  ta.  attrister. 
— ,  vn.  s'attrister,  paraître  triste. 
Sâddie,  sad'-dl,  $    selle,  f. 

—  bow,  s.  arçon  de  seile,?n. 

—  clotb,  3    housse,  f. 

—  of  mullou,  *.  selle  ii  Tiou- 
tou,  m, 

—  Ir««f  $.  bois  de  selle,  m. 
—,  va,  seller,  charger. 

backed,  a.  ayant  le  dos  lar 
se  et  plat,  en  dos  d'âne. 
Sàdiller,  Saildle-maker,  sad' 
Itur,  s.  sellier,  m. 


Sâdducec,    sa<l''-dlou-c{.  t.  Sa- 

ducéea,  m. 

Sâdlj,  sad'-li,  ad.  tristement, 
misérablement,  sensiblement. 

SâdiicM,  sad'-nesse,  s.  tristes- 
se, mélancolie,  gravité,  f. 

Batu,  séfe,  a.  sauf,  en  sûretér 
sur,  heureux. 

—  aud  Sound,  a.  sain  et  sauf. 

—  remedj,  i.  remède  sûr,})i. 
—,  s.  garde-manger,  m. 

—  conduct,  s    sauf-conduit,  m. 

Sâfeguard,  séfe'-garde,  J,  sau- 
vegarde, protection,  f.  sauf- 
conduit,  m. 

S&tvly,  séfe'-li,   ad.  sûrement, 

en  sûielé,  sans  crainte. 
Sâfuueas,  séfe'-nesse,  s.  sûreté, 
f.  [sûreté,  f. 

Sâfely,  sefe'-ti,  J.  salut,  m. 
SéfTIowor,  saf-flaôîi-eur,  s.  car- 
thame,  saTran  bâtard,  fleuron 
de  carlhame,  m. 
SâlTrou,  saf^-feurnejS.  safran, m, 
— ,  ad,  de  couleur  saTrau,  jaune. 
Sag,  sag,  vn.  chanceler,  tomber. 
—,  vn.  courber,  faire  plier. 
Sagâcious,  sagué^-cbeuce,   a. 

pénétrant,  subtil,  fin. 
Sugaciousl),  sa-gué'-cheuce-ll, 

ad.  avec  sagacité. 
SagâciuuciiM»,  Sagâcîty,  sa- 
gué'-cheuce-nesse,   sa-guas'-si- 
ti,  t.    clairvoyance,  sagacité,  /. 
Sàgalbce,  s»g'-a-ti,  J.  sajetle,A 
Suge,  sédje,  ».  sauge,  f. 
—  tea,  s.  thé  de  sauge,  m. 
—,  a.  sage,  prudent, 
—,  s.  sage,  philosophe,  m. 
Sâgcly,  sédje'-ii,  ud.  sagement^ 

prudemment. 
Sageueas,  sédje'-nesse,  s,    sa- 
gesse, f. 
Sâgitial,    sad'-dji-tal,  ».   sagit- 
tale, f. 
—,  a.  sagittal,  de  flèche. 
SâgilCarj.    sad'-dji-la-ri,  ».  S3«> 

giltaire,  m. 
Sàgo,  sé'-go,3.  sagou,  jn. 
Sâgnuiu,  sé'-gouine,$.  sagoniQf 
^aick,  ».  saVque,  /.  [Ma 

Said.  sed,  ».  susdit,  nommé* 
—t  prêt.  «<■  part.  deSaj. 


SAL 


852 


SAL 


■ail,  séle,  s.  voile, /'.  vaisseau, 
m  (of  a  windenill),  toile, /■. — 
».  voilure,  f.  —  To  crowd  — , 
forcer  de  voiles.  To  «et  —, 
mettre  i  la  voile.  Ta  ahor- 
•eu  — ,  dini'Duer  de  voiles. 

—,  vn.  faire  voile,  aitUre  &  la 
voile,  naviguer. 

—,  va.  naviguer  sur,  traverser. 

—  aloiig  Ibo  coasl,  ranger  la 

—  back,  rellcber.  (^côte 

—  iiortbwai'd,  porter  au  nord 
Sàiliible,   sé'-lab-bl,    a.     navi- 

gahle. 

Sûiler,  Sâilor,  së'-Ieur,  $.  voi- 
lier, matelot,  marinier,  m. 

Sâiling,  séle'-inugoe,  s.  navi- 
gation,  f, 

SàiXyard,  séle'-J»rd,  t.  vergue, 
anlenne,^.  [sainfoin,  m. 

Suiufoiii,    sann^-folne,  t.  (bo.) 

Suiut,  séant,  h.  saint. 

—,  va.  eanoniser. 

— ,  U)i   faire  le  saint. 

Suiuied,  séuDt'-ed,  a.  cano- 
nisé, pieux,  saint. 

Sniiulj.sénnt'-lijai/. saintement. 

Sùiiiisbip,  séant^-cbip,  $.  qua- 
lité de  saint,  f 

Sukc,  séVe,  s.  amour,  égard, 
but,  »;.  fiu,  cause,  f.  For  bis 
—,  à  sa  caotidération,  pour 
l'amour  de  lai. 

Sàher,sék'-eur,  (.  sacre,  m. 

—  guu,  s,  canon  de  muraille. 
Sâkerei,    sék'-eur-itt,  ê,  sacret 

(fauc),  m.  *• 

Sul.  sal,  I.  sel,  m. 
Sûlalile,  (é/-la-bl,    ad.  de  bon- 
ne veule.  [état  vendable. 
Sàlubleuess,  sé'-la-bl-nesse,  i, 
Sàlaltif,    sé'-la-bli,     ad.    d'une 
manière  vendalile.         [brique 
Salàcious,  sa-lé'-chouce.  a.  lu- 
■ulâciously,      sa-lé'-cbeuce-li, 
ad.  avec  lubricité  [cité,  f. 
Sal&ciif,  sa-las'-si-ti,    s.  lubri- 
aàlad,  saK-lad,  s.  salade,  f. 

—  diali,  s.  saladier,  »i. 
S&Iaaiauder,  ^aU  4  mann-deur, 

(.  salaraaoïJie,/  ' 
Salamâudriiie,    .^al-la-mann'- 
drioe,  a,  de  salamandre. 


Sâlary,  saK-Ia-ri,  s.  salaire  ,  m 

HH\e,  séle,  t.  vente,  vénalité,  f. 

S&lebroiis,  sal'-i-breuce,  a.  ru- 
de, inégal. 

Sâlep,  sal'-ep,  .?.  saiep,  m. 

Sâlesnian,  sélz'-mann,  (.  fri- 
pier, rcgratticr,  m. 

Salewoi'k,  séie'-oueurk,  s.  ou- 
vrage fini  d'avance,  de  pacotil- 
le, m. 

8&li«ii(,  sé'-li-ennt,  a.  saillant, 
qui  saute,  qui  bondit. 

Saillie  ,Sal<iiuuf,  sa'-laloe',  sa- 
lalne'-euee,  a.  salio. 

S.-ilivu,  sa-Iaî'-va,  t.  salive,  /. 

Salivai,  —  rj>  saKi-val,  saK- 
i-va-ri,  o.  saiivaire. 

Sâlivaie,  sal'-li-véte,  va.  saliver. 

SuiiT&iioD,  sal-li-vé'-cbeuue,  t. 
salivation,  f. 

SàliTous,  sa-lal'-veuce  OU  sal'- 
i-veuce,  a.  de  salive. 

Sâllet,Sâletiii>g,sal'-litt.  sal'- 
lit-inogne,  ».  salade,  f, 

Sàlliaiice,  salMl-annce,  >.  act. 
de  sortir. 

Sâilow,  saK-IA,  s.  saule,  m. 

— ,a,  p&le,  Liême,  livide. 

Sâllonuess,  sal^-lft-nesse, 5.  pi- 
leur,  f.  air  malade,  m< 

Sâll)r,  sal/-ii,>.  sortie,  saillie, 
fougue,  échappée,  éruption,  f. 

—,  vn.  faire  une  sortie,  s'échap- 
per. 

Sàllypori,  sal'-li  pdrtt,  S.  porte 
garnie  de  trappes, 

Salmagûndl,  sal-ma-gueunu''- 
di,  s.  salmigondis,  m. 

Sâlnion,  sam'-meuae,  s.  sau. 
mon,  m.  [f. 

—  trotii,  t.  truite  saumonnée, 
Saloôii,  Sd-loune',  t.  salon,  »i. 
Saisoàcid,    sal-sÀ-as'-side,   adi 

goût  salé  et  aigre. 
Salsûgiuou*,  sal-slon'-dji-nen- 

ce,  a.  un  pea  salé. 
Sait,  sait,  s.   sel,  piquant,  m. 

larmei,  f.  pi. 
—,  uii.  saler.  [leur. 

—  ,  a.  salé,    saupoudré,   en  cha- 

—  méat  or  Osb,  t.  salaison,  f, 

—  box,  ».  boite  k  sel,  f. 

—  cellar,  ♦•  ««lière.  /- 


SAL 


853 


SAN 


0a1(>houae,  s.  saline,  saucerle, 

—  innkcr,  s.  saunier,  m. 

—  man,  ;,  vendeur  de  sel,  m. 

—  marsh,  4ul(-pi<,  I.  marais 
salant,  m. 

—  offlce,  s.  gabelle,  f. 

—  i>nii,  —  pU,s.  saline. 

—  (nb,s.  saline,  f. 
Salt&iion,  sai-té'-cheune,  «.  ac- 
tion de  danser,  palpitation,  f. 

SàUor,  Sàllcru,  sàlt^-eur^  s. 
saunerie,  saline,  f. 

SaKiubàiico,  sal-tinn-banng'- 
kS,  s.  charlatan,  saltimbanque, 
m.  [s.  saloir,  lîi. 

Sâltiug-iiib,  s&U^-inngne-tenb, 

SnUiBk.  s&IIMcbe,  a.  un  peu  sa- 
lé, saumâtre.  [insipide. 

Sâliles».    silt'-lesse,    a.    fade, 

Sâlily,  sâltMi,  a.  salé. 

Sâltiicsa,  s&lt'-nrsse,  (.  salure,/'. 

Saltpéire,  silt-pl'-teur,  <.  sal- 
pêtre, nltre,  m. 

—  mail,  »   salpétrier,  m. 

—  mnkcr,  ».  salpétrier,  m. 

—  pî«,  s.  nitrière,  f 
Salûliriuu»,     sa-liou'-bri-eucp, 

a.  salubre,  sain. 

Salûbrily,  sa-liûu'-bri-ti,  «.  sa- 
lubrité, f. 

Sâliitariiie»*,  saK-Iiou-ta-ri- 
nisse,  >.  ce  qui  est  salutaire. 

flàliiiary,  sal'-liou-ta-ri,  o.  sa 
lutaire,  sain. 

aalutifjioii,  Saluting,  snl- 
llcu-ffe'-cheune,  s.  salutation, 
f.  salut,  baiser,  m. 

Sâlu<e,  sa-lioute',  va.  saluer, 
baiser.  [f. 

— .   s.   salut,  baiser,  m.   salve 

0alûier,  sa-liou'-teur,  t.  celui 
qui  salue. 

Salutiferoii»,  sal-Iiou-tif''  fer- 
euce,  a.  sain,  salutaire. 

Sulvabilily,  sal-va-bil'-i-tl,  s. 
possibilité  d'être  sauvé,  /. 

Bâlvable,  sal'-vabl,  a.  qu'on 
peut  sauver. 

Sâlvage,  sal'-vidje,  ».  sauvetage. 

S«Iïâ»ioi>)Sal-vé'-cheune,  ».  sa- 
lut, m.  [gasin,  )». 

SâUutor}',  sal'-va  teur-i,».  ma- 


Salve,  salve  ou  «ave,  ».  ongneat, 
baume,  emplâtre,  m. 

— .  va.  guérir,  sauver. 

Sâlver,  saK-veur,  s.  soucoupe,  f. 

SâlTO,  sal'-Tô,  s.  exception,  ex- 
cuse, distinction,/'. 

Same,  Eéme,o.  même,  égal,  sus- 
dit* It  ië  the  very  — ,  c'est 
lo  même.  To  be  tbe  —,  va. 
être  égal  i. 

Sâmeiie«*,sëme'-nesse,  ».  iden- 
tité, monotonie,  répétition,  f, 

Sânilet,  samm'-iet,  ».  saumon- 
neau,  m,  [marine,  f. 

Sâni|iliire,samm'-reur,  »  criste, 

Sâiuple,  samm'-pl,  s.  échantiU 
Ion,  essai,  m. 

—  .va.  échantillonner. 

Sâmpler,  samm'-pl-eur,  ».  pa. 
iron.  exemplaire,  modèle,  m. 

Sâiiuble,  san'-na-bl,  a.  guéris- 
fal'le.  [rison,  cure,  f, 

SaiiàlIoo,sa-né'-cheune,».  gué- 

Sûiiaiive,  san'-na-tive,  a.  qui 
Iiossède  la  propriété  de  guérir. 

SâiiatiTeucss,  san'-na-tiv-nes- 
se,  ».  curabilité,/'. 

Sanctification,  sanngk-ti-fi'ké'- 
cheune,  s.  —  tion.  f. 

Sanctifier,  sanngk'-ti-fal-eur,t. 
sanctificateur,  ni. 

Sàucllfy,  sanngk'-ti-fal,  va, 
sanctiâer,  consacrer. 

Sûuciifjing,  sanngk'-ti-raî-inn- 
gne,  s.  l'action  de  saoctiDer,  f. 

SaiiclimônioiiD,  sanngk-tl- 

niô'  ni-euce,  a.  dévot. 

Sânrtiuiou)'.  sanngk'-ti-mô-nl, 
s.  dévotion  aiïectée,  f, 

Sâuciiou,  saon^k'-cheune,  ». 
sanction,  ordonnance,  confir- 
nialion, /.  établissement,?)!. 

Sânclittide,  sanngk'.ti-tioude, 
s.  sainteté,  piété,  f.        [teté,  f, 

Sâiiciily,  sanngk'-li-ti,  s.    sain- 

Sâuctuariae,  sanngk'-tcbiou- 
a-ra'ize,t)a.  mettre  sous  la  pro- 
lecliOD  de  la  religion, 

Sâiiriuary,  sanngk'-tchiou-a-ri, 
s.  sanctuaire,  refuge,  asile,  m. 

Sanil,  aannd,».  sa' .e,  désert  de 
sable,  m.  arè^s,  f.  Small— , 
I   BabloD,  m. 


SAN 


854 


SAR 


Sand   bliud,   ad.  qui  a  la   Tue 

faible.     . 

—  box,  s.  poudrière,  sablier, m- 

—  pnper,s.  papier  de  Terre,  m" 

—  i>i«,  sablocnièrei^. 
Sâudal.  saDD'-dal,  t.  sandale,/. 

—  wood,  S.  sandal,  m.  bols  o- 
doiiférant.  [sandaraque,  f. 

Sâiidarac,     «ann^-da-rak,     s. 
Sâiided.   sann'-ded,   a.  sablon- 
neux, lâcheté. 
Sâiidcr«,    sann^deurt,    t.  bols 

de  sandal,  m. 
Sâudever,    sannd'-l-veur,  t.  é- 

cume  de  terre  en  fusion,  f, 
Sâudith,     sannd'-icbe,  a.    qui 

tient  du  sable. 
Sâiiilincs*.    saand'-inosse,   s. 

ariilitë,  sablonneuse,  f. 
Sâiidstoiie,     sannd'-stfine,     s. 

grès,  m. 
Suiidy.  sannd'-l,  a.  sablonneux, 

friable,  (red  balrcd)  roux. 
Saiie.séne,  a.  »iln,  salubre. 
Sniig.  sannf,  prêt,  de  Sing. 
Sângiiircrous,      sanng-gouif- 

fer-euj:e,ft   qui  charrie  du  sanç. 
SaiigtiiGcâtion,  sanng-goui-ti- 

ké'-cheune,  s.  sanguificalion,  /. 
Sâiiguifler.sanng'-gouifal-eur, 

n.  qui  produit  du  sang. 
Sâitgiiirjr,    sanng'-goui-fai,  vn. 

produire  du  sang. 
Sàuguiuarj^.  sanng'-goui-na-rl, 

«.sanguinaire,  cruel. 
Sàngiiîue,     sanng'-gouine,    a 

sanguin,  vif,  hardi,  violent. 
Saiisuiucoiia,  sanng-goulne'-l- 

euce,    a.  sanguin,  couleur  de 

sang. 
Sàiiguiiioneas,     Sanguliiity, 

sanng'-gouine-nesse,      sanng'- 

goulne'-i-ti,     s.    présomptico, 

audace,  assurance,  f. 
Sâiibcdrim,  sann'-hi-drime,  s. 

sanhédrin,  m. 
iSâiiio,  sé'-ni-iz,  s.  jius,  m.  sa- 

nie,  f,  [lent. 

Sânioiis,  sé'-nl-euce,  a.  puru- 

—  blond,  s.  sanie,  f. 
Slaiiiiy.   sane'-i-ti,  S.  santé,  jus- 
tesse dVsprit,  f. 

Sauk,   saoïigk,  prêt,  de  SiuU. 


San*,  sannz,  prép.  sans. 

Snp,  S.  séTe,  sape,  f,  aubier,  m, 

—  ,  va.  saper,  ruiner,  miner. 

—,  vn.  avancer  par  la  mire,  a- 
gir  invlsiblement. 

Sâpid,  sap'-id,  a.  savour-eux. 

Sapiditjr,  —  np»*.  sa  p;d'-i-li, 
nesse,  s.  saveur  agréable. 

Snpicnce,  sé'-pl-ennce,  s.  sages- 
se, f.  [prudent. 

Sâpieiit,  sé'-pi-ennt,  a.    sage, 

Sâpie»*,  sap'-lesse,  a.  sans  sève, 
f.  [ne  arbre,  m. 

Sâpiiiig,   sap'-linngne,    s.    jeu- 

Saponâceous,  Sâpoiùary, 
s."ip-fl-né'-cheuce,  sap'-pô-na-ri, 
a.  saponifique. 

Sâpor,  sé'-por,  ».  saveur,  f, 

S»por(flc,  sap-Ôrif'-fik,  a.  sa- 
porifique.  [m. 

SiîppoF,   sap'-peur,  s.    sapeur, 

SHppbirc.saf/-feur,s.  saphir,»!. 

Snppinoss,  sap'-pi-nesse,  s.  »- 
bundance  de  sève,  /. 

Sâppjr,  sap'-pi,  a.  plein  de  sè- 
ve, faible,  niais. 

Sârabaiid,  sar'-ra-bannd,  s.  sa- 
rabande, f. 

Sàrcasm,  sar'-kazm,  t.  sarcas- 
me, m.  satire,  f. 

Sarc&BtIe,  Sarc&stical,  sar- 
lias'-tik,  sar-kas'-ti-kal,  et.  pi- 
quant* 

Sai'câslicallj',  sar-kas'-ti-kal- 
1,  ad,  d'une  manière  satirique. 

Sârcenet,  sar-si'-nett,  s.  taffe- 
tas, m.  [cèle,  m. 

Sârcocele,  sar'-kfts'le,  s.  sarco- 

Sarc6ma,  8ar-k4'-ma,  s.  sarco- 
me, m. 

Sarc6pb«gou*,  sar-kof'-fa- 
guence, a.  Carnivore. 

Sai'côpbagus,  sar-kof-fa-gueu- 
ce,  s.  sarcophage,  m. 

Sai'côphagy,  sar-kof'-fa-dji,  », 
ufage  de  la  chair,  i)i. 

Sai'c6tic,  sar-kol'-tik,  a.  sarco- 
liqne.  [sarclage,  m. 

Siii'clâlion,  iar-klé'-cheune,  s. 

Sâi'dcl,  Sâi-din,  sar'-del,  «ar'- 
d.-îîne,  s.  saidine,  f. 

Savaùtiic,  sar-doiie'-ik,  a.  sar- 
doDique. 


SAT 


855 


SAU 


<B&rdonjx,  sar''clS-niks,  S.  sar- 

dolne,  f. 
86riiieiitoa«t  sar^-mennt-euce, 

a.  —  teux. 
Sai-n,  sarnn,  s.  pavé,  m, 
8&rp-clo(b,    Sl&r|>lier,  sarp'- 

klolh,  sar'-plal-eur,  ».  serpiliè- 

Tef. 
Sârrasiu,    sar'-ra-zlne,  s.  (for- 

tif),  sarrasine,  herse,  f. 
Snrinparilla,      sar-sa-pa-rel'- 

la^  s.  salsepareille,  ^. 
Sarce,  sarce,  s.  sas,  tamis  fin, m. 
— ;  va.  tamiser,  sasscr. 
Sa»k,  sache,  s.  ceinture,  f. 

—  iriiidow,  s.  fenêtre  à  chîs- 
sis,  ou  à  guillotine,  f, 

Sâshooti^  sache^-boune,  s.  cous- 
sin quel'on  porte  dans  ses  bottes, 
f.  [fras,  J)i. 

Sassafras,  sas'-sa-fras,  s.  sassa- 

Sat,  satt,  prêt,  de   to  SU. 

Sâtau,  sé'-tane  ou  sat'-tane,  s. 
Satan,  m, 

Seiâiiical,  Satâiiic,  sa-tan''- 
nj-kal,  sa-tan'-nik,  a.  diabo- 
lique. 

Sâtckel,  satcheMI,  sachet,  m, 

Sâte,  sête,  vn,  rassasier. 

S&tellite,  sat'-tel-iaïte,».  satel- 
lite, m. 

Sâtellilious,  sat'-tel-liche-eu- 
ce,  a.  composé  de  satellites. 

Sâiiate,  sé'-chi  été,  va.  rassa- 
sier, assouvir,  satisfaire. 

Satiet}',  sa-laï'-i-ti,  s.  satiété. 
/.  assouvissement,  m. 

Satin,  sat''-tine,  s.  satin,  m. 

—  ribbon,   s.  ruban  satiné,  m. 
Sâtiiiet,  S&«iued,  sat'-ti  nett, 

sat'-ti-ned,  s.  satinade,  f. 
86(ii'e  (poem),  sé'-teur  ou  sat'- 

eur,  s.  satire,  f. 
Sntirical,—  rie,  sa-tlr'-ri-kal , 

rik,  a.  satirique,  f. 
Satirically,  sa-tir'-ri-kal-li,  ad. 

satiriquement.  [le,  7)!- 

Clâiirist,  sat'-teuMste,». saliris- 
Sâtirise,  sat'-teur-aïze,  va.  sa- 

tiriser,  railler. 
Satisfaction,   sat-tis-fak'-cheu- 

ne,  s.   satisfaction,  joie,  répa- 
ration,  raison,  f. 


Satisf&etoriljr,  sat-tis-rak'''tetif<> 

i-li,  ad.  d'une  manière  saysfal» 
santé. 

Satisfâeloriuess,  sat-tis-ftk'- 
teur-ri-nesse,  j.  pouvoir  de  sa- 
tisfaire, [a.  satisfaisant. 

Salisfâetory,sat-tis-fak'-teur-rî(, 

Sâtisfy,  sat'-tis-faï,  va.  satis- 
faire, contenter,  assouvir,  ras- 
sasier, payer,  dédommager, 
convaincre,  persuader. 

— ,  un.  satisfaire  à  un  payement. 

Sâirap,  sé'-trape,  s.  satrape, m, 

Sâturable,  sal'-Icbiou-ra-bl,  a, 
qu'en  peut  saturer. 

Saturant,  sat'-tchion-rauot,  a. 
qui  sature.  i..i.v^.,, 

Saturnte,    sat'-tcliiou-réte,  va. 

Saturation, sattchiou-rè'-cbea- 
ne,  s.  saturation,  f. 

Sâturday,  sat'-teur-dai,  s.  Sa- 
medi, j)i.  [tiété,  f. 

Satûrity,    sa-tiou'-ri-t),    s.    sa- 

Sâturu,  sat'-leurne  ou  sé'-teur- 
ne,  s.  Saturne,  m.    [turne,  m. 

—  eztract,    s.  extrait    de   Sa- 
Saluruâlia,    Sâturnals,   sat- 

teur-né'-li-a,  sat'-teur-nalî,  s. 

pi.  saturnales,  f.  pi. 
Satûrnian , sat^- teur/- ni-ane,  a« 

heureux,    d'or. 
Saturnine,  sat'-teur-naine,    a< 

sombre,  mélancolique> 

—  man,  j.  sournois,  m. 
Sâtyr,   sé'-teur  ou  sat't-enr,  ». 

satyre,  m.  ['alyriasis,  m, 

Sâtyriasis,   sal'-ti-raï-a-sisE,  », 
Saiice,  Sifflce,  ».  sauce,  /.  assai- 
sonnement, m. 

—  va.  assaisonner,  saucer. 
Sâucebox,   sâùce'-boks,    s.    es- 
piègle, insolent,  m. 

Sâucepan,  sâûce'-pane,  S.  poî- 
lon,  m.  casserole,  f. 

Saucer,  sSîi'-ceur,  S.  soucoupe, 
saucière,  f. 

Sâuciijr,  s^'-cl-ll,  l'd.  effron- 
tément. 

Sâuciness,  s£i'-ci-nesse,  ».  ef- 
fronterie, insolence,  f, 

Sflucisse,  séiù'-cisse,  s.  (milit.). 
saucisse,  f,         [saucisson,  »w. 

Saucisson,    s^'-cis-seune,     t. 


SAW 


856 


SCA 


Mkaej,  5£l'-cl,  a.  e?ronU,  Inso- 
lent, m. 

Saunier,  sann'-teur  OU  s£!&nn'- 
teur,  i'(i.  fi&ner. 

Sâuaage,  sâû'-sidje  OU  sas'-?id- 
je,  s.  saucisse,  f.        [^age,  m. 

Savage,  sav'-'vidie,    a.    I.  sau- 

—,  ru.  rendre  barbare. 

Sâingelj,  ««v'-Kidje-li,  ad.  en 
sauTsge.  [férocité,  f. 

Sâïagoue»»,  sav'-vidje-neâse,». 

Savâuiia,  sa-van'-na,  s.  saTan- 
ne,  ;'. 

Save,  séTe,  D(i.  sauver,  préser- 
Ter,  réserver, éC0D0iniser,épar- 
gner,  garantir. 

—,  un.  aller  è  l'économie,  au 
bon  marché. 

—,  ad.  hormis,  sinon,     [tout,  m. 

Sâveall,     séve'-àll,     S.     brûie- 

Sâver,  sé'-veur,  s.  conserva- 
teur, sauveur,  économe,  m. 

Sâtiu,  sav'-ine,  s.  (bot.),  Sabi- 
ne, f. 

Sâviiig,  sé'-vinngne,  a.  ména- 
ger, salutaire,  économe,  m. 

—  baiik,  s.  caisse  d'épargne,  f. 
— ,  ad.  i  la  réserve   de,  excepté, 

sauf.  [faveur  de. 

—  ,    I.    épargne,     exception    en 
Sâviiigly,    sé'-vinngne-li,     nd. 

avec  épargne,   frugalement. 

SÂviugue»*,  sé'-v;ungne-nesse, 
S.  économie,  frugalité,  tendan- 
ce à  favoriser  le  salut,  f. 

Sàviour,  séve'-yeur,  s.  le  Sau- 
veur, m.  [te,  f. 

Sâvory,     sé'veur-i,    ».    sar;et- 

Sâvour,  sé''-veur,  s.  saveur,  sen- 
teur, odeur,  f.  goût,  m. 

— ,  vn.  avoir  le  goûi,  sentir. 

—,  va.  montrer  du  goût  pour, 
aimer. 

■âvourlly,  sé'-veur-i-li,  ad.  sa- 
voureuïement,  avec  goût,  en 
faisant  plaisir. 

Sûvoui'iues*,  sé'-veur-i-nesse, 
s.  bon  goût,  m.  odeur  suave,  f. 

Sâvoury,  sé'-Teur-i,  a.  savou- 
reux, exquis.  [lan,   m 

Savoy,   sa'-voi,  j.  chou  de  Mi- 

Saw,sâîl,  j);'é(.  de  See. 

— j».  scie,  f.  proverbe,  dicton, m. 


Compass  —,   t.  scie  à  chan- 
tourner,    f.    Book-biuder^a 

—  s.  grecque,  f.  MLertot  a—, 

J.  trait    de  scie. 

—  diist,  I.  sciure,  f. 

—  flsh,  s.  espadon,  ?)i. 

—  frame,  s.  scie  à  découper,^. 

—  miil.  s.  scierie  mécanique,  f. 

—  pi»,  s.  fosse  à  scier,  f. 

—  wresft.  s.  clef  à  scie,  f. 

—  ,ua.  (sawed,  •anrii,8awed>, 
scier. 

Suwtd,  sa'ùd,a.  denticulé 

Sawu.par».  de  Saw. 

Sân'yer,  siù'-veur,  S.  scieur,  m. 

Saxifrage,  sak'-si  frédje,  S.  saxi- 
frage, {. 

Saxifragoiia,  sak-sif'-ra-gueu- 
ca,  (I.  qui  dissout  la  pierre. 

Snj.sé,  s.  d.scoui?,  échantillon, 
essai,  »!.  preuve,  saie,^ 

— ,  irt.  (saiti,  said).  dire,  réci- 
ter, raconter,   parler,  alléguer. 

—  agaiii,   redire,  répéter.  — 
you  Bo.  tout  <ie  bon. 

— ,  vn.  dire.  Tliat  is  la  —, 
c'est-à-dire. 

Sâjiug,  sé'-inngne,  s.  prover- 
be, m.  sentence,  f.  dicton,  m, 

Scub,  skab,  s.  gale,  croûte,  tei- 
gne, f.         [reau,  m.  gaine,  f 

Soûbbard,  sbab'-beurd,  î.  four- 

Scâbbed,  skalZ-bed  OU  skab'- 
d,  a.  galeux,  m. 

Scâbbiueas,  —  beducss, 
skab'-bi-nesse,  bednesse,».  na- 
ture galeuse,  f. 

Scâbiou»,ske'-bi-euce,  s.(bo.), 
scabieuse,  f, 

— ,  a.  galeux. 

Scâbi'ous,  ské'-breuce,  a.  ra- 
boteux,   difficile,  scabreux,  m. 

Scâffuld,  skaf'-feuld,  vu.  éoha- 
fduder. 

— ,  s.  échafaud,  m. 

Scûrfoldage,  skaf'-feul-didje, 
i,  estrade,  dernière   galerir,  f. 

Scàffulding,  skaF-feul-dinn- 
gne,  s.  échafaudage,  m. 

Scâlade,  Scalado,  ska'-lédd) 
ska'-lé-do,  s.  escalade,^. 

—  hole,   s.  boulin,  m. 

—  pôle,  t.   écoperche,  f. 


SCA 


857 


SCA 


Icald,  skdtild.s. brûlure,  teigne, 

—,  a.  méchant. 
—,  va.  échauder. 
■càlding.    skfflld'-lnngne,     s. 
action  d'échauder. 

—  bouse,  s.  écbaudoir,  m, 
—,ad.  bouillant. 

-  bot,  a  tout  bouillant. 

■cale,  :kéle,  s.  écaille,  balan- 
ce, gamme,  échelle,  suite, 
échelle  de  carte  géographique, 
f.  plateau  de  balance,  m.  To 
Ihiiru  <be  — ,  tn.  faire  pen- 
cher la  balance, 

—  maker,  s.  balancier,  fabri- 
cant de  balances,  m. 

—  m  ot  bot  iron,  S.  pi.  bsttitu- 
res,  f.  pi. 

— ,  «n.  écailler,  s'écailler,  mesu- 
rer, peser,  escalader,  compa- 
rer, peler. 

—,  vn.  s'écailler.  [leux. 

Seâled,  skéld,  a.   écaillé,  écail- 

Scaléue,  —  uoiis,  ska-léne^, 
ska-lé'-neuce,  s.  scalène,  f. 

Scâli»e««,  ské''-li-nesse,  $. 
squammosité,  f. 

Scdliiig,  ské'linngne,  s.  l'ac- 
tion d'écailler,  escalade,  f. 

—  ladder,  ».  échelle  de  siège,  f. 
Senll.  skSûl,  s.   teigne,  f. 
Scâllioii,  skol'-jeune,  s.  cibou- 
le, /.  [de,  m. 

Sc&llop,  skal'-lcupe,    ».    péton- 

— ,  l'a.  festonner,  aenteler,  chan- 
tourner. 

Scalp,  skalp,  s,  cuir  chefalu, 
péricr&ne,  cr&ne,  sommet,  »i. 

—,  va.  scalper.  [m. 

Scalpel,    skaK-pel,    s.    scalpel, 

Scalper,  Scâlpiiigiron,  skal^ 
peur,  skal'-pinngne,  s,  rugi- 
ne,  m, 

Scâly,  skéli,  a.  écailleux,  écaillé. 

Scâiuble,  fkamm'-bl,  vn.  se 
disputer,  être  turbulent,  s'em- 
poigner. 

—  ,  5.  prodigalil*,  j. 
S'^âiuble^,  skanim''-6leur,  ».  pa- 
rasite, ?)!. 

Bcânibliiiglf,  skamm'-bliuu- 
gne  a,    ad,   ^yên    ii^tbulence, 


arrogance.  [scammonêe,  f, 
Scâmmony,  skam^-mô-ni,  », 
Scâmper,      skamm'-peur,     un. 

s'enfuir,  décamper. 
Scan,  skane,    va.    scander   dea 

vers,  examiner,   mesurer. 
Scâiidul,  skanu'-dal,  ».  scanda- 
le,   m.  honte,  infaWe,  calom- 
nie, f. 

—  .l'n.  diffamer,  calomnier,  flétrir. 
Scâiidaliie.skann''-da-laîze,va. 

scandaliser,   médire  de. 

Scéndaloiis,  skauu^'-da-Ieuce, 
a.  infâme,  injurieux,  scanda- 
leux. 

Scàiidaloiialv,  skann'-daleu- 
ce-li,  ûd.  honteusement. 

Scâiidaloiisneaa,  skann'-da- 
leuce-nesse,  ».  ce  qui  est  scan- 
daleux, f.  [examen,  m. 

Scauiiiiig,     skan'-ninngne,    ». 

Scansion,  skann^-cbeune,  ». 
l'action  de   scander,  f. 

Scaut,  skannt,  va.  borner,  ré- 
trécir, resierrer. 

— ,  «(i.  parcimonieux,  mesquin. 

Scântii)',  skann'-ti-ji,  ad.  aTec 
gêne,  étroitement. 

Scâiitine»,  skann'-t!-nesse,  s. 
pt'tilesse,  rareté,  épargne,  f. 

Scûntle,  skann'-tl.tin. découper. 

Scâiillet,  Scâiiiling,  skaunt'- 
lelt,  skannt'-linngne,  s.  pe- 
tite pièce  de  bois,  mesure, 
proportion,  f.  échantillon.  Ht. 

Scàni!)',  sliannt'-li,  ad.  &  l'é- 
troit, avec  épargne. 

ScantuesB,  skannt' -nesse,  s. 
modicité,  f. 

Sc&nl)',  skann'  li,  o.  modique, 
trop  étroit,  petit,  maigre,  ché- 
tif,  chiche,  économe.       [éviter. 

Scape,     sképe,    va.    échapper, 

— ,  s.  évasion,  f.  subterfuge,  m. 
escapade,  folie,  f. 

—  coat,   s.  bouc   émissaire,  m. 

—  grâce,  ».  vaurien,  garne- 
ment, m. 

Scâpoment,    sképe'-mennt,    f. 

échapement,m.  [plate,  m, 

Srâ|iula,  skap'-iou-la,    ».  omo- 


lare,  la-ri,  ».  scapulaire,  m. 


SCA 


858 


5CH 


Scar,  skar,  s.  cicatrice,  f. 

— ,  va.  cicatriser,  faire  udc 
blessure. 

Scâi-ab,  skar'-ab,  s.  scaraLi"'"  ■ 

Scâraanouch,skar^-a-mrîoùlchb, 
s.  scaramouche,  bouffon,  m, 

Scarcc,  skerce,  a   rare. 

Scârcel}',  skircc'-'l,  at/.  à  peine. 

Bcârceiieiis,  Sc&icily,  skér- 
ce'-nesse,  skér'ci-ti,  s.  rareté, 
disette,  slérllité,  f. 

Scare,  skére,  va.  effrajer,  effa- 
roucher, 

—  an'ay,  effarouche». 

—  crow,  s.  épou-vaulall,  ."^ 
Scair,  s.  pi.  Scart'CB,  skarf,  s. 

échajpc,  f.  pavillon,  m. 

—  Hkiu,  t.  épiderme,  m. 

— 1  va.  mettre  une  écharpe,  met- 
tre en  écharpe,  pavoiser. 

ScnriScâlion.  jkar-i-fi-ké'- 
cheiiiie,  s.  —  (ion,  f. 

Sciii'iOcûlor,  Scarifier,  skar- 
i-fi  ké'-teur,  skar'-ri-faï-eur,  s. 
scarificateur,  m. 

Scâi'ify,  skar'-ri-faï,  un.  scari- 
fier, découper,  venlouser, 

Scâi'let,  skar'-lett,s,  écarlate,/. 

— ,  a.  écarlate,  poncfau. 

—  bcan,  j.  haricot  d'Espagne, 

—  fcTcr,  s.  Ecar'at.ue,  f. 

—  onk,s.  chêne  Kermès. 
Scnrp,  scarp,  ».  escarpe,/. 
Scaie.skéte,  s.  sorte  de  raie,  f. 
— •  vn.  patiner.  ipat  n,  m. 
Scâcclii-ouR,  skat'-ti-breuce,  a. 

qui  abonde  en  sources. 
Scn«cr,ské'-tcur  s.  patineur,  m. 
Scatb,  skath,  s.  revers,  dumma- 

ee,  7ïi. 
— ,    va,    endommager,    ravager, 

détruire.  [ble,  malfaisant. 

ScâjUfuI,  skath'  foui,   u.    nuisi- 
Scâltcr,  skat'-tenr,  va.  répan- 
dre, disperser,  dissiper. 
—,  vn.  se  disperser,  se  dissiper, 

s'éparpiller. 
Scàtl<?rîiig,    skat'-ttur-inngne, 

ad.  épars,  éparpillé. 
Soatlei-iugly,      skat'-teur-inn- 

gne-n,rt(i  en  confusion, çàct  ià. 
Scâi<iTliiis,skat'-teur-linngne, 

t.  Tagaboudi  m. 


Scoiûi'ieiit,  skat-teur'-i-ennt, 
a.  jaillissant. 

ScâTeiiger,  skav'-inn-djeur,  »• 
boueur.  voyer,  m. 

Scène,  slue,  s.  scène,  coulisse,/. 

—  ofwar,*.  théâtre  de  la  guer- 
re, m. 

Scéiierj-,  sïne'-er-i,  »,  mise  en 
scène,  vue,  /.  théâtre,  m.  dé- 
corations, f.  pi.         [scénique. 

Scénic,   senn'-nk,   a.   théâtral, 

Scéi.ogrnpiilcnl,  sène-6-graf'- 
fl-cal,  a.  relatif  à  la  perspec- 
tive. 

Sceiiogrâphically,  sène-4- 
graf/-fi-kal-li,  ad.  en  perspec- 
tive. 

ScciKigrapbj',  si-nog'-gra-fi, 
S.  scénographie,  perspective,/. 

Scciit,  sennt,  s  odeur,  senteur, 
/■  odorat,  ni. 

—,  va.  parfumer,   sentir,  flairer. 

Scéuiless,  sennt'-lesse,  a.  ino- 
dore, [sceptique. 

Scéptîc,    skep'-tik,    a.     et    s. 

Sccptical,  skep'-tik-al,  a.  scep- 
tique [scepticisme,  m. 

Scéplicigm,    skep'-ti-sizme,   ». 

Scôpire,  sep'-teur,  ».  sceptre, 
m.  [un  sceptre. 

Scép«rcd,sep''-teurd,  (I.  portant 

Schédule,  sed'-dioule  OU  sked'- 
iljioule,  ».  cédule,  feuille,  in- 
ventaire, note,  /. 

Schémaliam.  skème'-a-tizm,  S. 
forme,  /.  projet,  m. 

Sebcmc,  skirae,  ».  projet,  p'an, 
sjstème,  m. 

— ,  va.  projeter. 

Schéuier,  Scbématlat,  ski'- 
meur,  ski'-ma-tiste,  ».  faiseur 
de  projets. 

Scbcsig,  skl/-sis,  s.  habitude, 
coutume,  /. 

Si'bism.  sizme,  s.  schisme,  m. 

Scbismalic.  s.z'-ma-tjk,  a.  s 
schismatique. 

Scbisuiâileal,  slz-maf-ti-kal, 
a.  schisni.itique.       » 

Scbisniâiicall}',  siz-mat'-ti-kaU 
1,  ad.  en  schismatique. 

Scbisuiaiizc,siz'-mat-taîze,vn. 
faire  schismea 


SCI 


859 


SCG 


Sch6iar,  8koK-leur,  t.  écolier, 
homme  de  lettres,  savant, 

—  «,  s.  pi.  gens  de  lettres,  m. pi. 
Scbélai'sbip,     skol^-leur-cblpe, 

s.  littérature,  érudition,  scien- 
ce, f. 

Schol&stic,  —  cal,  skA-lass'- 
tik,  ti-kal,  a.  scolastlque,  ap- 
partenant à  une  école. 

Hcbol&siicalljr,  skfi-lass'tl- 
kal-li,  ad.  à  la  manière  scolas- 
tique. 

Scbéllaat,  skA'-ll-lste,  I.  sco- 
iiaçte,  commentateur,  m. 

8cfa6lion,  lium,  skô'-li-ODe, 
eume,  s.  scolie,  note,  f. 

Schoul,  skdùle,  va.  censurer 
instruire,  élever. 

— ,  s.  école,  ^.  —  boardlng,  s. 

pension.  —  rhai-ilj  —,  s.  école 
de  charité,  f, 

—  boy,  «.écolier,  w. 

—  day,  s.  jour  de  classe,  m. 

—  days,  j    Hige  d'apprC.idre. 

—  fcllow,  s,  camarade  d'école. 

—  hoiise,  .1.  maison  d'éduca- 
tion, /■.  [sateur,  )». 

—  mail,  s.    scolast'qiie,     glos- 

—  master,  I.  maître  d'école,  m. 

—  mistrea*,    t.  maltresse    d'é 


cole,  f. 


f.  Renseignement. 

■Icbdollng,      skoul'-inngne,    s. 

Scb6oiicr,«l<dune^-eur,  s  (ma.) 
gnS'etle,  f,  [sciatique,  /". 

Sciâiicn,  sal-al'-ti-ka,  j.  goutte 

Sclitlical,  —  <ic,  saï-at'-li-kal, 
sai-al'-tik,  a.  sciatique. 

Scfeiiee,  sal'-ennce,  s.  science, 
doctrine,  érudition,  connais- 
sance, f.  savoir,  m. 

Sclcniial,sal-ena'-cbal,  ad. qui 
produit,  qui  donne  la  science. 

Scient iOcal,  —  flcU,  s?I  enn- 
tif'-fi  kal,  8k,  a.  scientifique, 
savant. 

Sciciilifically,  sal-enn-tif'-fi 
kal  li,  ad.  —  quement. 

Sciiuiiap,  sim'-mi-teur,  $,  ci- 
meterre, m.  [élinceler. 

Sciiiiillat,      sinn'-til-léte     fn. 

ScîiiiillâiIon,sinn  til-lé'-cheu- 
ne,  s.  étincellement,  éclat,  m. 
scintillation,  /, 


8c<oiigm,   saï^-fl-lisme,  i.   de- 

m:«=aToir. 

Sc<oli8<,  saî'-O-Iiste  «,  demi-sa- 
vant, »)j. 

8c<olou8,  saï'-ê-leuce,  a.  qui  n'a 
que  des  connaissances  superfi- 
cielles. « 

Scion,  sal'-eune,  s.  scion,  re- 
jeton, m.  griffe,  f, 

Scire  fâcias,  saj-ri-ré'-chasse, 
s.  un  fait  à  savoir. 

ScirrAsiiy,  skir-ros'-sl-ti,  s.  tu- 
meur squirrbeuse,   cancereusBi 

Sciri'bous,  skir'-reuce,  s. 
squlrreux.  [re,  m. 

Sciri'hus,  sklr'-reuce,  s.  squir- 

Sciesile,  8c<»aible,  sis'-il, 
sis'-si-bl , a .  sclsslle,  séparable. 

Scission,  slj'-eune,  s.  scission, 
division,^,     [j.cisetux,  )n.  jj/. 

Scissars,  Scfssors,  si?'-zeurz, 

Scissure,  sij'-ioure,  s.  fente, 
crevasse,  f. 

Scicrolioa,  scli-rote'-i-ka,  s. 
membrane  sclérotique,  f. 

Sconi,  skôle,t;a.  caler  une  roue. 

Scoff,  skoff,  vn.  se  moquer  de, 
se  rallier  de. 

—  s.  raillerie,  moquerie,  f. 
Sc6ircr,Ekof'-feur,s.railleur,in. 
Scôrfliigly,         skor-finngne-li, 

ad.  en  raillant. 
Scold.  sk61d,t)n.  gronder,  crier, 
faire  tapage. 

—  at,  l'a.  gronder,  quereller, 
gourmander,  crier  après. 

— .  s.  criailleur,  querelleur,  gron- 
deur, m.  [en  grondant. 

Sc6ld!ngly,  skAld'-inngne-Ii,n(/. 

Scôllop,skol'-l«up,  V.  ScâU 
lop. 

Sculopéndr^,  sko-lo-penn'- 
dra,  s.  scolopendre,  m. 

Sconce,  fkonnse,  s.  fortin, rem- 
part, candélabre,  H!.;  bon  sens, 
esprit,  m.  de  li  tête,  f.  amen- 
do,  f. 

— ,  va.  mettre  à  l'amende. 

8co6p,  slidùp,  s.  écope,  f. 

—  -ntaeel,  s.  roue  h  godets,  no* 
ria,  f. 

—  ,vn.  creuser,  vider. 

I  —  out  waler,  écoper. 


SCO 


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SCR 


Sroôper,  *koûp''-eur,  j.  éco- 
ppur,  171. 

Scôpe.  skfipe,  t.  but,  dessein, 
espace,  m.  liberté,  carrière,  f. 
To  ba»c  vfree  —,afoir carte 
blanche.  [montiisneui. 

Seôpuloiia,    slAp'-toul-euce,  a. 

Scorbûtic,  —  Cal,  skorbiou'- 
tik,  skor-bioa'-ti-kal,  a,  scor- 
butique, f. 

Scorbùtically,  skor-biou'-ti- 
kal-li,  a^ec  une  disposition  scor- 
butique, [griller,  roussir. 

gcoi'ch,   skortclie,   txi.    brûler, 

— .  vn.  brûler,  se  brûler. 

Scôrcbing,  skortche'-Inngne, 
a.  brûlant,  qui  rôtit. 

Score,  skôre,  s,  compte  écot, 
égard,  motif,  mémoire,  m. 
vingtaine,  taille,  dette,  ligne 
tirée,  note  de  musique,  f. 
Four  —,  quatre-Tingts.  On  or 
npon  «he  —.pour  l'amour  de. 
Opéra  in  —,  S.  opéra  en 
partition.  Three  —,  soixante. 
Vpon  a  oew  —,   à   nouveau, 

.— ,  va,  marquer  sur  la  taille, 
mettre  en  compte.  Imputer, 
attribuer,  bâtunner,  rajer,  or- 
chestrer. 

—  ou«,  effacer,  rajer.  [m. 

Seôi-er,  skfl'-réur,  s.  marqueur, 

Scôi'ia,  skô'-ri  a,  j.  scorie,  or- 
dure, f. 

Scôrlous,  sk6'-ri-ence,  a.  écu- 
meux,  plein  de  scories. 

Scorii,  skorne,  s.  dédain,  mé- 
pris, rebut,  m.  moquerie,/'. 

— ,  UT.  dédaigner,  mépriserj  nar- 
guer, railler. 

— , «n.  dédaigner  de,  se  railler 
de,  montrer  du  mépris  pour. 

Scôruer,  skorne'-eur,  s.  dédai- 
gneux, méprisant. 

Scôriifiil,  skorn'-foul,  a.  dé- 
daigneux, fier.  Insolent. 

Scéi-nfull)',  skoro'-foul-li,  ad. 
dédaigneusement. 

■côriiing.  skorue'-inngne,  s. 
l'action  de  mépriser. 

Scorpion,  skor'-pi-eune,  J. 
scorpion,  ni. 

Scot,  skolt,  s.  écot,  m.  part,   .'. 


Skotand    lot,  I.  droit  de  la  p» 

roisse,  m. 

—  frce,  a.  sans  contributions. 
— .  V'i.  arrêier  une  roue,  la  caler. 
Scoicb.  skiitclie,    va.    taillader, 

couper  légèrement. 
— ,  va.  enrayer,    arrêter. 

—  (he  couuiry,  battre  la  cam- 
pagne. 

—  ihe  sen«,  écuraer  les  mers. 
— .    s.  enrayure,  encoche,  tailla- 
de, /•. 

— ,  a.  Ecossais. 

—  colltps, s.  fricandeaux,  m.  pt 

—  hof,  »r»,  s.  jeu  de  la  ma- 
relle'/, [m. 

Scôtomy,  skot'-t6-mi,s.'vertige, 

Scéuiidrel,  skaotinn'-drll,  s. 
gueux,  coquin,  m. 

Scoiir.  skaoTir,  in.  écurer,  récu- 
rer, décia-^ser,  purger,  net- 
loyer,    dégraisser. 

— ,  vn.  écurer,  nettoyer,  aTOir  la 
cours  de  yentre,  courir  avec 
empressement. 

—  abolit ,  roder. 

—  oway,  se  sauver. 
Scôiirer,    skao'ùr'-enr,    S.    écu- 

reur,  dégraisseur,  rftdeur,  m. 

Scoiirge,    skeurdje,    J.     fouet, 

fléau,  m.  purgation,  punition,/. 

—  .  ua. fouetter,  chitier. 
.^cdiir-cF,  skeur'-djeu  r,  s.celui 

qui  punit,   fouelteur. 
Scoûriiig,    skaoùr'-lnngne,    s. 

écurage.  nettoyage, dévoieraenl 

)/!.    purgation,  /.  dégraissage 

décreusage,  m. 
.^eout,    skaoTite,     J.     éclaireur, 

coureur,   sentinelle  avancée,  f. 

—  (advice  boat),  s.  aviso. 

—  ,  vn.  aller  à  la  découvertej 
faire  une  reconnaissance. 

Scôvel,  skeuv'-et,  t.  écoavillon, 

Scowl,  skaoùl,  vn.serefrogneri 

faire  la  mine. 
—,  s.  air  refrogné 
Scôwliiigly,  skaôùl'-lnngne-Ii, 

ad  d'un  air  refrogné. 
«^ci-àbbie,   skrab'-bl,  va.    égra- 

t  gner,  frotter  avec  les  mains. 
1  Scrag,  skrag,  s.  tout   ce  gui  est 


SCR 


861 


SCR 


mince  et  maigre;  bout  sai- 
gneui,  m.  [rude. 

Scrâggcd,  skrag'-gd,  a.  inégal. 

Scràggily,  skrag'-gul-ll,  ad. 
maigremeût. 

ScrAggiuesSf  Scraggodnesc, 
skrag'-gui-nesse,  fkrag'-gd-nes- 
se,  s  maigreur,  f. 

Scrâggy,skrag'-gui,  a,  décharné. 

Scrâuibl,  skramm'-bli  va.  >&- 
cher  d'attraper,  de  saisir,  avan- 
cer avee  les  mains  et  les  ge- 

—  np,  saisir.  [noux. 
— ,   s.  gribouillelte,    action    de 

grimper. 
Scr&uibler,  skamm'-bl-eur,  s. 

celui  qui  tlcbe  d'attraper  ou  de 

grimper. 
Scraucb,skranche,  «a.  croquer. 
Sci'âiinel,  skran'-nil,   a.  rude, 

qui  choque  l'oreille. 
Sc-i-up,  skrap,  s.  bribes,   f.  pi. 

reste,   rogaton,  fragment,   vi. 

pièce,  f. 
Scrape,  skrépe,  vn.  r&cler,   ra- 

tiaser,  gratter,  ébarber,  amas- 
ser avec  peine. 

—  off  tbe  dirt,  décrotter. 

—  oui,  raturer,  effacer. 

—  np,  amasser, 

—5  ti)i.  gratter  à  la  porte,  r&cler 
d'un  instrument,  traîner  le  pied 
pour  saluer. 

Scrâpiug,  skrêpe'-inngne,  s. 
intrigue,  difficulté,  révérence 
gauche,  f.  grattage,  raiissure, 
embarras,  bourbier,  m. 

—  peuiiy,  s.  pince-maille,  m. 
Sci-âper,  skré'-peur,  f.  ricleur, 

mauvais  musicien,  avare,  m.; 
grattoir,  m.  ratissoire,  f,  dé- 
crottoir, m. 
8cra<cb,  skratcbe,  s  égrati- 
gnure,  blessure  légère,  /.  sil- 
lon fait  avec  la  corps  tran- 
chant, m. 

—  »,  (vétér.),  j.  arrBtées  ou 
grappes,  f.pl. 

—,  va.  égratigner,  gratter,  bif- 
fer, effacer,  arracher  avec  les 
ongles. 

—,  vn.  gratter,  égratigner,  rayer. 

—  oue'*  «cir,  se  graitsr. 


Scrâlcher,  skratche''-eur,  I.  ce- 
lui qui  égratigne. 

Scràtcbiiigly,  skratche^^-inn- 
gne-li,a<i.  en  grattant, 

Scru-n,  »kr&,  s.  teigne,  surfa- 
ce, f. 

Scràwl,  skrtQI,  va.  griffonner, 
gratter,  ramper. 

— ,  Sci'âwliug,  inngne,  S.  grif- 
fonnage, 1)1. 

Scrâwler,  skr&K-eur,  t.  grif- 
fonneur,  m.  [mer,  f, 

Scrajr,   skré,   $.    hirondelle    de 

Screak,  skrike,  vn.  faire  du 
bruit,  craquer  (se  dit  d'une 
porte,  d'une  paire  de  souliers). 

Sci-énkiiig,  EKrike'-inngne,  s. 
bruit,»!. 

Screaui,  skrime,  vn.  pousser 
des  cris  aigus,  s'écrier. 

— ,  s.  cri,  m. 

Screccb,  skrltche,  vn.  jeter  un 
cri  aigu,  crier. 

—  owl,  s.  chat-huant. 

— ,s.  cri  aigu,  cri  d'oiseaux  de 

nuit. 
Screen,   skrlne,  s.  écran,  abri, 

brise-vent,  crible,  »i,  Foldiug 
— ,  s.  paravent,  m. 

—  ,  va.  mettre  à  couvert,  cou- 
vrir, proléger.  [m, 

Scrow,  skrou,  s.  vis,  f.  écrou, 
Adjuating  — ,  Tbunib-,  vis 
de  pression.  Aicbimedes' — , 
vis  d'Archiniède.  Eiidiesa  —, 
vis  sans  fin.  Furrow  of  a — , 
pas  de  vis. 

—  driver,  j.  tournevis,  m. 

—  jack,  t.  cric,  m. 

—  uail,  s,  clou  à  vis,  m. 

—  place,  ».  Blière,  f. 

—  ,  va.  fermer  à  vis,  visser,  rayer, 
extorquer,  apprécier,  ^  'rancer, 
outrer. 

—  in,  faire  entrer,  rayer. 

—  oui,  faire  sortir  de,  par  force. 

—  up,  serrer,  presser,  faire  par- 
ler. 

Scréwed,  skrou^-ed,    ad.  à  vis. 
Scribblo,  skrib'-bl,  va.  griffon- 
ner. 
— ,  vn.  griffonner,  barbouiller. 
—I  s.  mauvais  ouvrage,  m. 


SCR 


862 


SCU 


Scrilibler,  skrib''-bl-eur,  s. 
écrivassier,  m.  [scribe,  m. 

Sci-ilie,     skraïbe,    S.    écrivain, 

Serine,  skraïne,  J.  porlefeuiKe, 
m.  [le,  ^.  billet,  m. 

Sci-ip,  skrip,  s,  mallette,  cédu- 

Scri'|>pngc,  skripZ-pidje,  s.  ce 
qiii  est  contenu  dans  la  cédule. 

Scripior],  skrip'-leur-i,  a.  par 
écrit.  [de  l'écriture. 

Sci'i|>tiiral,  skrip'-tcb:ou-ral,a. 

Sei'ipture,  skrip'-tcbioure,  s, 
l'écrituie,  la  Bible,  f. 

Scn'irener,  skriy'-neur,  ».  no- 
taire, agent  d'affaires,  m. 

Sci'ôriilu,  skrof'-iou-ia,  s.  les 
scrofules,  f.  pi. 

Sci'ériiloiiii,  skrof'-ion-leuce,  a. 
scrofuleux. 

I^ci'oll,  skiôle,  J-  rouleau,  m. 

Serôtum,  skrô^-teum,  $  (ana). 
le  scrotum.  [coquin,  m. 

Scrôyle,    skro'-il,  j.  misérable, 

Scriib,  skreub,  ».  pauvre  dia- 
ble, bélilre,  m.  chose  de  peu 
ou  méprisable. 

— ,  l'a  frotter  fort. 

Sci'ûbber,  skreub^-beur,  ».  ra- 

ti^SOTO,  /. 

Sci'ûbby,  —  bed,  skreub'-bi, 
bid,  a,  cbétif,  bas,  mauvais. 

Scrûple,  skrôù'-pl,  ».  scrupule, 
J/i. 

—,  Vil.  se  faire  scrupule,  hésiter. 

Scrûpler.skrôù'-pl-enr,».  scru- 
pu'eux,  méticuleux,  m, 

Scrûpuloiiii,  skrôù'plou-ieuce, 
a.  scrupuleux,  m. 

Scrûpiiloualy,  skrôù'-piou-leu- 
ce-li,  ad.  —    leusemenl. 

fierùpiilouBiiess,  —  elty. 
skroTi'-piou-leuce-nessej  loss-i- 
ti,  s.  scrupule,  m. délicatesse,/'. 

Scrûlable,  skrôîi'-ta-bl,  a.  qu'on 
peut  découvrir,  Irouvable. 

Sci'ulâUon,  ikroii-té'-fheune, 
».  examen,  m.  recherche,  f. 

Serutâlor,  skroti-té'-teur,  I. 
scrulateur,   w?. 

Scriiliueer,  skrou-ti'nlre,  ». 
examinateur,  scrutateur,  m. 

Scriiiiiiy,  skrôù'-ti-ni,  ».  re- 
cherche, f. 


Serûtiiigof  «oies,  s. scrutin, m, 

Scrûtiuise,  skr(>ù''-tiDe-gîze. 
va.  rechercher,  examioer,  scru- 
ter. 

Scrûtinous,  skrdù'-tine-euce, 
a,  ca|ilieux,  m, 

8erul6ire,  skrdù-Ure',  t.  pu- 
pitre, bureau,  m. 

Sciid  awo),  skeud,  vn.  gagnei 
au  pied,  s'enfuir,  se  sauver» 

—  aluns,  se  hâter. 

— ,  s.  fuite  précipitée,  f. 
Sc-iiddle,  skeud'-dl,  vn.    co-urir 

avec  UD    empressement  affecté. 
Seùrne,  skeuf'-fl,  vn.  se  battre, 

lutter.  [f. 

— ,  .s.  querelle,  batterie,  lutte, 
SculU,  skeulkjvn.  te  cacher,  se 

tapir. 

—  afier  otte.  Suivre  quelqu'un. 
Scûlkcr,  sleulk'-eur,  s.  lâche, 

tN.  qui  se  cache. 

Seuil,  sUull,  ».  crâne  ,  aviron, 
m.  godille,  /.  banc  de  pois- 
sous,  m. 

Seùllcap,  skeul'-kap,  ».  cas- 
que, m.  coiffede  nuit,  f. 

Sci'illei',  skeul'-leur,  s.  gcdil- 
leur,  m. 

Senllerj,  skel'-rl,  s.  lavoir  de 
cuisine,  m,  [miton,  m. 

S<'iillian,  skeul'-jeune,  ».  mar- 

Seûlpiilc,  skeulp'-til,a.  sculpté. 

Scûlptor,  skeulp'-teur,».  sculp- 
teur, m. 

— ,  va.  sculpter,  ciseler. 

Seûipture,  skeulp'-tchioure,  i. 
sculpture,  figure,  f. 

Souni,  skeum,  ».  écume,  f.  re- 
but, «I.  [p'c,/'. 

—  of  «bepeople,  f .  lledu  peu- 
— ,  va.  écumer.  [moire,/. 
Sciiniuier,skeum'-meur, »  écu- 
Sci'ipper-bole,    skeup'-peur,  ». 

dalot,  m. 

—  nail,  ».  (ma.),  clou  k  mau- 
gère 

Seurf,  tkeurf,  t.  teigne,  croûte 
(of  a  wound),  tache,  dartre,  /. 

.xcûi'Bncss,  skeurf^-i-ne&se,  ». 
état  d'un  teigneux. 

Scùi-fy,   skeurf'-i,   a.  teigneux. 

Scûril,    Scûi-ilouB,  skeur'-r>l| 


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863 


SEA 


sltenr/-ril-euce,a.  bouffon, gros- 
sier, malhonnête. 

gcuriIiiy,skeur-riK-l-ti,».  bouf- 
fonnerie, grossièreté,  /. 

Sciirilously,  skeur'-ril-leuce-Ii, 
s.  d'une  manière  vile,  grossiè- 
re, bouffonne. 

Scûriil)',  gkeur'-'vl-Ii,  ad.  mal, 
vilement. 

Scûrv)'.  skeur'-vi,  ».  scorbut,»! 

—  grass,  s.  cocblëaria,  m. 

—  gi'ass  nie,  s.  aie  purgative/. 

—  ,  a.  atteint  de  scorbut,  — 
couvert  de  croûte,  vil,  misera' 
ble,  »)!. 

Seul,  skeutt,  s.  queue  courte,  f. 

Sciitiige,  skiou''-tëdje)  s.  drojl 
d'écuage,  m. 

Seûichcon,  skeutcbe'-ine,  s 
éciis'on,  écu,  m.  [écusson 

Scâlifoi-in,  skiou'-ti-forme,n.  en 

Scnttic,  skeut'-tl,  s.  panier 
plat,  van,  pas  précipité,  m.liot 
te,  petite  grille,  f.  —  (in  a 
mill),  anche,  /*.  —  in  a  sbip 
hune,  /■.  Coal  — ,  s.  seau  à 
charbon. 

—  cask,  s.  charnier,  m. 

—  flsb,  s.  sèche,  f.  [f.  pi. 

—  s  or  Hatchvs,  s.  icoutillcs, 
—,  mi.  courir,  aller  vite. 

— ,va.  faire  des  voies  d'eau  dans 
un  vaisseau  pour  le  faire  cou- 
ler. 

Bdeign,  zdéne,  va.  mépriser. 

Sfo,  si,  s.  mer,  immensité,  in- 
finité, multitude,  f.  Arm  of 
tlic  — .  s.  bras  de  mer.  By  — 
aiid  land,  par  mer  et  par 
terre.  Half— •  over,  àmoitié 
ivre.Hea»y  — «  coup  de  mer. 
«1.  Slaiu  —,  pleine  mer,  f. 

—  baiik,  s.  rivage,  m.  digue,  /. 

—  boni,  a.  né  de  la  mer. 

—  bieeze,  s    brise,  f. 

—  calf,  s.  veau  marin,  m. 

—  card,  s.  rose  des  vents,  f, 
—  cbart,  s.  carte-marine,/". 

coast,  s.  côte  de  la  mer,  f 
coiii|fass,  s.  boussole,  f» 
crow,  s.  mouette,  f. 
dog,  s.  chien  de  mer,  m. 
duck)  s.  macreuseï  f. 


Sea-farlug   men,    ».  gens    da 

mer,  ni.  pi.  [m, 

—  feiiciblvs,  s.  pi.  '  arde-côtes 

—  figbt,  s.  combat  naval,  m. 

—  font,  s.  oiseau  de  mer,  m, 

—  gale,  s.  vague,  houle,  f. 

—  gâtes, s.  houles,  vagues,  ^pj. 

—  gauge,  s.  le  niveau  de  la 
mer.  [mer. 

gîrl,     a.     environné    de     II 

—  greeu,s.  vert  de  mer,  m. 

—  l>og,  s.  marsouin,  m. 

—  holni,*.  petite  lie  inhabitéo. 

—  lungs,  j,  écume  de  la  mer,  / 

—  inaid,  ».  sirène,  f. 

—  mau,  s.   matelot,  marin,  m» 

—  mark,  s.  balise,  f.  amer,  m. 

—  mi'w,  s.  mouette,  f. 

—  oose,  s.  vase  de  la  mer. 

—  |>iece,  s.  marine,  f. 

—  i>oi-t,  s.  port  de  mer,  m. 

—  l'oom,  t.  le  large,  au  large, 
m. 

—  sieU,  a.  qui  a  le  mal  de  mer. 

—  si('kucs8,  ».  mal  de   mer. 

—  Bide,  s,  rivage  de  la  mer,  m. 

—  wall,».  barre  del'embouchu- 
re  d'un  fleuve, 

—  wai'd,  ad.  vers  la  mei. 

—  -water,  s.  eau  de  mer,  /. 

—  wave,  s.  vagi'c,  boule,  f. 

—  worihy,  au,,  état  de  naviga- 
bilité, [flots. 

Séabcat,  si'-bile,  a.  battu  des 
Seal,     sile,    s.    cachet,    sceau; 

veau  marin    m.  To    >ct  thc 

—  apposer  le  cachet. 
— , t)((.  cacheter,  sceller,  ratifîtr, 

confirmer,  marquer,  enfermer. 

—  ,i;)i,  apposer  un  sceau. 
dealer,   si'-leur,   ».   officier  du 

sceau,  m. 

Sealiiig-Hax,si'-linngne-Ouaks, 
s.  cire  à  cacheter,  f. 

Soali-iiig,  sil'-rinngne,  ». bague 
gravée  en  cachet,  f. 

Seani.  sime,  ».  couture,  sutura 
du  crine,  f.  joint;  saindoujji 
m.  huit  boisseaux  de  blé.  (a 
weight  for  glas),  120  livres. 

—  ,  vu.  joindre,  coudre,  cicatri» 
ser.  \J.  pi. 

— ■,  ».  pl.{itt  a  borse),  avaiures, 


SEA  { 

Séamless,  sinie'lesse,  a.  lans 
couture. 

Séamstrcss.sem'-slressG, s.  cou- 
turière, lingère,  f. 

Scamy,  si'-mi,  a.  plein  de  cou- 
tureSj  qui  montre  la  corde. 

Scan,  sinn,  s.  seine,  f.  fiiet,  m. 

Sear,  sire   a.  eec,  aride. 

—  5  yn.  brûler,  cautériser.  Séa- 
red  coiisciciiee,  consciftice 
cautérisée.  Séaiiug  caudic, 
bougie  à  cautériser. 

Séarclolh,  sire'-kloth,    s.  em- 
plâtre, m.  [m. 
Searce,  seurce,  S.  tamis,  sas, 

—  5  l'a.  tamiser,  sasser. 
Scarcer,    seurce'-eur,  s.  celui 

qui  sasse. 
Search.  seurtcbe,ua.  chercher, 

visiter,  examiner,  discuter. 
—,  vn.    faire  la  recherche,   faire 

perquisition,  approfoudir. 

—  a  wouiid,  souder  uue  plaie 

—  ïiKo  or  aCtcr,  rechercher. 
^  onc,  fouiller  quelqu'un. 

—  ont,  faire  une  exacte  recher^ 
che,  trouver  en  cheicLanl. 

—,  s.  visite,   recherche,  pcrquisi' 

ÙOD,f. 

Scarcher,  »eurtche'-eur,  s.  vi 
siteur,  scrutateur,  inspecteur, 
m.  [a.  pénétrant,  m 

Aéarching,     seul  tche'-inngiie, 

Scasoii,  si'-zn,  s,  saison,  /. 
temps    assaisonnement,»!. 

~,î'a. assaisonner,  rendre  agréa 
ble,  accoutumer,  inspirer,  co. 
lorer,  rendre  propre  à. 

— ,  un.  être  mûr,  èlre  propre  &, 
convenir. 

Scasoiiublc,  si^-zn-a-bl,  a.  de 
saison,  propre  à,  convenalile  à. 

Scasouableucss,  si^-zn-a-bl- 
nesse,  s.  propriéiéi  f.  temps 
propre,  m. 

Scasonably,  si'-xu-a-bli,  ad.  à 
propos. 

Séasoiier,  si'-zn-eur,  s.  assai- 
sonneur,  m. 

âioasoniiig,  si'-zn-inngne,  î.  as- 
saisonnement, m. 

Seal,  sile,  s.  siège,  banc,  châ- 
teau,   1)1.    chaise,    maison   de 


14  SÉG 

campagne,  résidence,  Irlban^ 
position,^.  [établir. 

— ,    va.    poser,    situer,    placer, 

Sécant,  si'-liaDiit,  a  s.  sécan- 
le,  A 

Secédc,  si-c!de',  vn.  so  sépa- 
rer, cesser  une  aff.iire,  aban- 
donner un  parti. 

Secédcr,  8i-c!de'-eur.  s.  celui 
qui  abandonne  une  affaire  uf 
Harti. 

Scccssîoii,  si-sèche'-eune,  $, 
séparation,  retraite,  f. 

S(.'rlûdc,si-klioude',™.  exclure. 

Svclûsion,  si-kliou'-jeune,  (. 
exclusion, A  [deuxième. 

Second,  se!i'-keunnd,a.  second, 

—  cansc,  s.  cause  seconde,  f. 

—  cuusin,  s.  cousin  issu  de 
germain,))!. 

—  raTuui'ile,  s.  favori  subal- 
terne 

—  ha<id,  de  la  seconde  main, 
de  has-ird,  de  rencon'je. 

—  kuanlcdge,  s.  science  em- 
pruntée, /. 

—  raie,  s.  second  ordre,  m. 

—  «ight,  s.doudedivination,  m. 

—  sigbivd.  11.  qui  a  le  pouvoir 
de  connaître  l'avenir. 

— ,  s.  un  second,  défenseur,  nu 
seconde,  A  [ter,  soutenir. 

— ,  va.  appuyer,   seconder,  nssii- 

Sérondai-ily,  sek'-teunn-da-rN 
II,  ad.  en  second  ordre. 

Sccondiiriucsa,  seli'-keunn-da- 
ri-nesse,  s.  état  de  ce  qui  e>4 
secondaire. 

Sécondarj'.seli'-keunn-da-ri,  a, 
secondaire,  suliallerne.  —  cau- 
se», causes  secondes,  ^.  pi. 

— ,*.  délégué,  député,  m. 

Sccondly.sek'-keunnd-li.ad.  Mk 
condemeni,  en  second  lien. 

Scci-oC),  si'-liri-ci,  s.  secret,  W,, 
retraite,  discrétion,  solitude  f 

Scci'oi,  si'-kritt,  a.  secret,  ca  • 

—,  s.  secret,  m.  [châ 

—  ,<.   partiel  honteuses. 

—  va.  tenir  secret,  séparer,  se- 
réter.  [créiaire,  i)t, 

Si-crelary,  sck'  kri-la-ri,  s.  »e- 
Sécrelarjthip,     sek'-kri-ta-ri- 


SED 


865 


SEE 


chipe,  s.  secrétariat,  m. 

Seci'é<e,  si-krite-',  lia.  céler,  ca 
cher,  sécréter. 

Sécreting,  si'-kri-linngne,  e 
J'action  de  cacher,  séparation, A. 

Secréiioii,  si-kri'-cheune,  s.  — 
tion,  f. 

Sccrctiiioiia,  sek-ri-tiche'eu 
ce,  a.  secrémentiel. 

tiécrctl)',  si'-Urite-ll,  ad.  en  se 
cret,  secrètement. 

Sécrcliic88,  si'-krile-ncsse,  s 
étal  de  ce  qui  est  caché,  m. 

Sec»,  sekt,  s.  secte,  f. 

Scctarism,  sek'-ta-rlîm,  ».  es 
prit  de  secte,  m. 

Séclnrj',  sek'-ta-rl,  s.  sectaire. 

Scciàtor,  seklé'-teur,  s.  secta- 
teur, m. 

Section,  sck'-cheune,  «.section 
division,  dissection,  f. 

Séctor,  sek'-teur,  s,  secteur, 
compas  de  proportion,  m. 

Séciilar,  seli'-kiou-ieur,  a.  «é- 
culier,  séculaire,  temporel. 

Si.-ciilârity,  sek-kiou-lar'-i-ti,  », 
étal  séculier,  m. 

Sécularizâtion,  S!<k-kiou-!ar- 
i-zé'-cheune,  ».  — sation,^. 

Sécularize,  sek'-kiou-la-raTze, 
va  séculariser.         [a.  second. 

Sécuiidnrj',      aek'-keunn-da-ri, 

—  ,  s.  officier  en  second,  m. 

Bôcuiidine,  sek^-kounn-daîne, 
s.  arrière,  faix  m. 

Sccûre,  si-kioure',  a.  sûr,  en 
sûreté,  intrépide. 

—iva.  mettre  en  sûreté,  assurer, 
exempter,  garantir,  confirmer. 
I  bave  —  cd  my  place, 
j'ai  arrêté  ma  place.  To  — 
oiic,  arrêter  quelqu'un. 

Sccûrely,  si-kioure'-li,  ad-  sû- 
rement, en  sûreté,  tranquille- 
ment. 

Secûi'ity,  si-kiou'-ri-ti,  s.  sûre- 
té, sécurité,  caution,  confiance, 
défianee,  protection,  f. 

Sedan,  si-dane',  S.  ctaise  à  por- 
teur, f.  [m. 
Sedàte,si-déte'',ft,  calme,  rassis, 
Sed&teljr,  si-déte'-li,  ad.  tran- 
quiUement. 


Scd&(ciic88,  si-déte'-nesse,  s 
calme,  sangfroid,  m.  modéra, 
tion,  f. 

Sédative,  sed'-a-iiv,  a.  sédatif, 

Sédontai'iiicss,  sed^-denn-ta*. 
ri-nesse,s.  état  sédentaire. 

Scdontai-y,  sed'-denn-ta-ri,  a= 
sédentaire,  fixe. 

Sedje,  sedje,  s.  glaïeul  d'eau, m» 

Scdgj'.  sed'-dji,  a.  marécageux, 
abondant  en  glaïeuls. 

Sédiment,  sed'i-mennt,  s.  sé« 
diment,  m, 

Scddion,  si  diche'-eune,  »,  sé- 
dition, révolte,  f.  bruit,  m. 

Séditions,  si-diche'-euce,  a. sé- 
ditieux, mutin. 

Seditiousiy,  sidicUe'eucB-li, 
ad.  séditieusementi 

SeditioHsness,  si-diche^-euce- 
nesse,  s.  esprit  de  séd-tion,  m. 

Sedûce,  si-diouse',  va.  séduire, 
corrompre,  abuser. 

Sediicemcut,  si-diouse'-mennt) 
S.  séduction,  f.  [leur,  m. 

Scdiicer,  si-diou'-seur.s.  séduc- 

Sediicible,  si-diou'-si-bl,  a. 
facile  à  séduire.        [—  lion,^. 

Séduction,  si-deuk'-cheune,  ». 

Sedtility,  si-diou'-li-ti,  s.  soin, 
attachement,  m.  diligence,  as- 
siduité, f. 

Sédiilous,  sed'-diou  leuce  or 
sed'-djtou-leuce,  ai  diligent, 
assidu,  laborieux,  m. 

Sédiiloii>ly,  sed'-diou-leuce-ll, 
nd.  assidûment,  exactement. 

Séduiousuesa,  sed'-diou-ieu- 
ce-nesse,  «.assiduité,/'. 

Sec,  si,  ».  siège  de  prélat,  m„ 
Holy  — ,  s  "^  Saint-Siége,)»l. 

— ,  (ko-ct,  sAm),  voir,  regar- 
der, s'informer,  découvrir,  com- 
prendre, connaître,  prendra 
garde  à,  se  garder  de.  JLet  me 
— ,  E.et  u»  — ,  voyons. 

— ,  tja.  voir,  conduire.  "To  go 
and  —,  aller  voir.  To  —  any 
one  to  tbe  door,  conduire 
quelqu'un  jusqu'à  la  porte. 

—  nbout, aviser  àquelquechosat 

—  Tor,  chercher. 

—  luto,  pénétrer,  votr  le  fon4. 

55 


SÉC 


866 


SEL 


•ce,  int.  Toyez  ! 

Secd,  sîd,   vn.  grener,  monter 

en  graine. 
—,  s.  semence,   graine,    cause, 

lignée,  f.  iperme,  m. 

—  cake,  s. gâteau  anisé,?n. 

—  pearl,  »,  semence  de  perles. 

—  plot,  (.  pépinière,  f. 

—  timet  (.  seni.iiile,  /. 
•éedllp,  •eedlop,sld/-llp,lop. 

s.  semoir,  m 

Séediing,  sld'-linngne,  ».  jeune 
plante  provenant  de  graine,  f. 

Sécdne*»,  ild'-nesse,  temps  de 
semer. 

Séedsnian,  stdz' mane,  <•  se- 
meur, grènetier,  m. 

Sécdj-,  std'-i,  0.  grenu,  plein 
de  graine.  [sien,  f, 

•éeiug,  sl'-inngoe,  s.   vue,  vi- 

—  Ihat,  e.  vu  que,  parce  que. 
Seek,sll<,t'a.(8ougbt,Bougbl), 

chercher,  demander,  solliciter, 
en  vouloir  &. 
—,  chercher,  rechercher,  s'effor- 
cer,   faire    des    sollicitations, 
quêter,  fiire  en  quële. 

—  abou  (,  itre  en  pei ne  de. 

—  afier  auy  oiic'»  soûl,  en 
vouloir  aux  jours  de  quelqu'un. 

—  ufter,  rechercher. 

—  for,  l&cber  d'obtenir. 

—  oui,  chercher  d'un  cSté  et 
d'autre,  solliciter,  s'efforcer. 

—  lo,  s'adresser  i. 

■écker,  stk'eur,  S.  chercheur. 

•éeksorrow, slli'-sor-rô,  «.per- 
sonne Ingénieuse  k  se  tour- 
menter, f. 

Séekiiig,  slk'-iDDgDe,».  l'action 
de  chercher,  f. 

0eel,  sll,  va.  fermer  les  yeux, 
aveugler. 

—,  vn.  pencher  sur  le  côté,  rou- 
ler fortement  (mar.) 

Seciii,stme,i;)i.8embler,paraîîre. 

Séciiier,  ,s<me'-eur,  »,  hypocri- 
te. Ml.  [rent. 

Séeiuiiig,  8tme'-inngne,fi.  appa- 

—,  s.  apparence,  opinion,  f, 
dehors,  m. 

âiécuiingly,stme'.iDDgne-li,  ad. 
en  apparence. 


Séemlngne««'  slmeMlHigne- 
nesse,  s.  plaosibihle,  f. 

Séeniiiiieaa,  slme'-li-nesse,  s, 
bienséance,  f. 

Sccnilj',  sime'-li,  a.  bienséant. 

—  ,  ad.  avec  décence,  conveoa- 
blenient. 

Seor,    sir.    ».  voyant,  prophète, 
celui  qui  voit,  m.         [sec,  m. 
Séerwood,   slr'-ouoùd,   ».    boil 
Séesaw,  sl'-sâù,  ».  bascule,  ba- 
lançoire, f.  va-et-vient,  m. 
—,vn.  jouera  la  bascule,  se  ba- 
lancer, [faire  bouillir. 
Seelb,  slth,t;<t.(fiod,  soddeii), 
—,  vn.  bouillir.ètreenébullition. 

—  oTer,  se  répandre. 
Séeiber,  sWA'-eur,  ».  marmite, 

bouilloire,  f.  fiant. 

Séelbing,  sith'-inngne,  a.  bouiî- 

—  pot. s.  marmite,  f. 
Ségnient,  scg'-mennt,    ».    seg- 
ment, morceau,  m.         [parer. 

8és''i'gaic.seg'-gri-gHéte,Dii..çé- 
Segrrgâiiuii,         seg-grl-gué'- 

cheuue,  »    séparation,  ^ 
Seigneurial,    si-niou'-ri-al,   a. 

seigneurial.  [m. 

Se  igiiior,sine/-yeur,». seigneur, 
Scigiiiory,  sine'-yeur-ri,  s.  sei- 
gneurie, f. 
Séigiiornge,  sine'-yeur-idje,  s. 

seignennage,  rn.  autorité,  f. 
Scigiioi'izt-,  sine'-yeur-aïze,  va. 

dominer, commanderen  maître. 
Seiue,  sine,  s-  leiue,   f.  (a  sort 

of  net). 
Séiner,  sine'-eur,   ».   celui  qui 

pêche  à  la  seine, ni.  [cable. 
Seizable,  size'-a-bl,  a.  confis- 
Svize,  size,  va.  saisir,  se  saisir, 

s'emparer  de,  usurper. 
— ,  vil.  faire  une  saisie» 

—  agaiii,  reprendre. 

—  upou,  confisquer.  [m, 
Séizcr,    size'  eur,   s.    occupant, 
.«iéizin,  si'-zine,  ».  saisine,  /. 
Séiziire,    si'-jioure,    ».     saisie, 

possession,  f.  [menl. 

Séldom,   seU-deum,   ad.    rare- 
Selduiuiiess,  sel'-deume-nesse, 

j.  rareté,  f. 
8vl«ct,  «i-lekt',(i,  choisi,  d'éUïe. 


SÉM 


867 


SÉM 


Solect,  va,  choisir,  recueillir. 
Sulcclioii,     Seicrtnessc,    si- 

lek'-cheune,    si-lelit'-nesse,    s- 

clifiix, m.  (qui   choisit,  m 

Scléclor,  si-leli'-teur,  s.  celui 
Bélciiite,    set'-Ii-nite,    «.    sélé- 

nile,  f.  [léniteux- 

Séleiiiiic,  sel''-li-nite-ili,  a.  së- 
Self,    Seltes,  self,  seJTZ,  pro. 

même,  en  personne,  seul. 

—  aciing,  «.  automoteur. 

—  admiration,  s>     admiration 
de  soi-même.  [soi-même. 

—  coniniaiid,    >.    empire    sur 

—  coiiceiied.  a.  entêté, ïain, m. 
To  be  — ,  s'en  faire  accroire. 

—  coiiceitediteBS,    5.    entête- 
ment, m.  présomption,  f, 

—  consciouS)  ad*  intimement 
convaincu. 

—  deniul,  s.  abnégation,  f. 

—  dopeiidaiil,  a.  indépendant. 

—  évident,  a.  évident. 

—  înterest,  s.  intérêt  privé,  m. 

—  îutereMted,  a,  intéressé, 

—  iiitereetediiesfi,   5.  amour- 
propre,  m. 

—  love,  s.  amour-propre,  m, 

—  moTed.  de  son  plein  gré. 

—  Bniii-d,  s.  suicide,  m. 

—  murder,  s.  suicide,  m. 

—  sanie,  a.  même. 

—  will,  s.    opiniâtreté,  ,'. 

—  vsiBe,s  présomptueuT,  m, 
Séiflsh.  selP-iche,   o.  intéressé, 

propre,  égoïste. 
Seifi-ibly,    se!f'-iche-Ii,    ad.  en 

égoïste,  [intérêt,  égoïsme,; m. 
Sélfisbuess,  self^-icbe-nessé,  s. 
Sell,    sell,    va.    (8old,    sold), 

■vendre,  débiter.  [merce. 

— ;  vn.    se    vendre,  avoir   com- 

—  bj' auciion, vendre  àl'encan. 

—  off,  vendre  tout. 

Seller,  sel'-leur,  s.  vendeur,  m, 
Sélliug.  sel'-linngne,s.  vente,/', 
Sélvage,    sel'-vidje,    t.    lisière 

de  la  toile,  f, 
—,  va.  border  [semblable. 

Scmlilaltle,  semm'-bia-bl,  a. 
^émblably,  scmm'-bla-bli,   ad. 

seniblablenient. 
Sémblance,  semm^'-blannce,  i. 


apparence,  similitude,  Fessem- 
blance,  f. 

Séniblant,  «emm'-blannt,  o.. 
.«emblable,  affecté,  Ssenter. 

Souible,    semm/-bl,  u'/'repré- 

Svmiâiiuiilur,  semmi-an'- 

niou-lar,  n.  demi-rond. 

Séuiibrief,  sem'-mi-bref,  s. 
blanche  (mnsic),   f. 

Sémîcircle,  sem'-mi-ceur-kl,  s. 
denii-cercle, rapporteur,  m. 

Sémicircular,  —  circlod, 
sem'-ml-ceur-klou-lar,  ceur-kld, 
a.  fait  en  demi-cercle. 

Somicôloii,  sem'-mi-kô'^-lonii, 
,«.  point  et  virgule,  m. 

Seuiidiânieter,  sem-mi-dal- 
ame'-i-teur,  s.  denii-djamètre^ 
??î.  [demi-double,  m. 

Séniidouble,  sem'-mi-deu-ljl,s. 

Si'iuifliiid,  sem-mi-fliou''-id,  a. 
demi-liquide, 

Sc'iui-liiiiar,  —  lûiiary,  sem- 
mi-liou''-nar,  nar-i,  a.  en  de- 
mi-lune, [demi-métal,  m. 

Sonii-uiétal,  sem'-mi-mel-tl ,  S» 

Séminal,  sème'-i-ual,  «.  —  nal. 

Sémiuary,  sème  i-na-ri,  s.  sé- 
minaire, principe,  magasin,  m» 
pépinière,  origine,  f.  sémina- 
riste, m. 

Semiiiâtion,  séme-i-né'-cheu- 
ne,  s.  ensemencement,  m, 

ScmiiiiOc,  —  flcal,fème-i-nif'- 
ik,  i-kal,  a.  qui  produit  de  la 
graine. 

Scmi|iedal,si-mipM-dal,a.d'aB 
demi-pied. 

Scmiproof,  sem'-ml-prôùf,  de- 
mi-preuve, A 

Sémiqiiatcr,  sem'-mi-koué- 
veur,  5.  double-croche,  f. 

Semigpbérical,  sem-miz-sfer'- 
ri-kal,  a.  demi-sphérique. 

ScmitcriiiiiK  sem-mi-leur'- 
cheune,s.  demi-tierce,  f. 

Sémiioue,  sem'-mi-tône,  s.  de- 
mi-lon,  m.      [demi-voyelle,  f, 

SéniiTowel,  sem'-mi-vaou-il,  ». 

Sémpiterual.  semm'-pi-teur- 
nal,  a.  éternel,  m. 

sémpiternit},  semm^-p^-teur- 
ni-ti,  s.  éternité,  f 


SÉN 


868 


SEN 


flémpstrosB,   semm'-stresse,  s, 

couturière,  f. 
Sénnto,  seu'-nale.  s.  sénat,  m, 

—  hoiisv)  S.  sénat,  m. 
Séiiaior,   sen' nalsur,  s.  séna- 
teur, m, 

Senalérial,  —  rlaii,  sen-na- 
tô'-vi-al,  r:-ane,  a    pénatorial. 

Seiid,  sennd,  va.  (sent,  bchi)'' 
envoyer,  faire  partir,  donner, 
accorder,  répandre,  produire. 

—,  vn.  faire  un  envoi,  envoyer 
un  message. 

—  away,  renvoyer,  congédier, 

—  back,  renvoyer.  [venir. 

—  for,    envoyer,  quérir,    faire 

—  in,  faire  entrer,  faire  servir. 

—  Tvord,  mander. 
Séuder,    sennd'-eur,     ».    celui 

qui  envoie. 

Senésceuce,  si-ness'cennce, s. 
dtclin  de  l'âge,  m. 

Sénescbal,  sen'-ness-kal,  s.  sé- 
néclial,  ?»,  [joubarbe,  f. 

Séngreen,  senD'-grlne,  S.  (bo.) 

Séiiile,  si'-naïle,a.  séniie. 

Senior,  si'-ni-eur  or  sène'-yeur. 

— 5  s.  ancien,  vieillard,  m. 

Seiiidi'iiy,  si-ni-or''-i-tl,  s.  au- 
cienneté,  /. 

iSéiiiia,  sen'-na,  s.  séné,  m. 

Séniiight,  sen'-niti,  s.  l'espace 
de  7  nuits  et  de  7  jours,  une 
semaine.  Tliis  day  —,  d'au- 
jourd'hui en  huit.  Yesici'day 
was — ,il  y  eul  hier  huit  jours. 

ScuiScular,  si-noli''-kiou-lar,  a 
qui  a  six  yeux. 

Sengâlion,  seDD-sé''-cbeuDe,  s. 
sensation,  /. 

Sensé,  sennse,  J,  sens,  senti- 
ment, esprit,  m.  raison,  opi- 
nion, sensation,  signification,/. 

Sénsed,  sennsl,  u  senti. 

Séusufiil,  sennse'-foul,  a.  plein 
de  seus. 

AéiiselcsB,  sennse'-lesse,n.  pri- 
vé de  sentiment,  sot,  absurde, 
ridicule,  qui  n'est  pas  convain- 
cu, 

lSé»eelcg»ly.sennse'-lesEe-l!,r((/, 
contre  le  bon  »cns,  sans  juge- 
ment. 


Scnselc(«nee«,  senrse^-lesse- 
nesse,  s.  sottise,  absurdité, /". 

SoiiKîbililjr,  senn-si-bi|/-i-ti,  s. 
sensibilité,  conception  facile,/. 

Sensible,  senn'-si-bl,  a.  sensi- 
ble, de  bon  sens,  judicieux, 
convaincant.  I  am  —  I  bnvo 
donc  amisa,  je  sens  que  j'ai 
mal  fait. 

Séiisiblcncss,  senn'-si-bl-t es- 
se, s  sensibilité,  /.  bon  sens, 
esprit,  m. 

Séiisibly,  senn'-sl-lli,  ad.  sen- 
siblement, sensément,  visible- 
ment, judicieusement. 

Séusitlwe,  senn/-si-tive,  a.  sen- 
sitif. 

—  plant,  s.  sensilive,  /. 

Scnsitivoly,  senn'-si-tive-li,ad. 
avec  .sentiment. 

Sensôriiim,  senn-sô'-rl-eume 
s.  sensorium  jugement,  m. 

SciiBorj-,  senn'-sô-ii,  s.  organe 
des  sens. 

Séueiial,  senn'-chiou-al,  a.  sen- 
suel, voluptueux. 

Scusiialist,  senn'chiou-al-iste, 
s.  voluptueux,  1)1. 

Sensit&lity,  senn-chiou-aK-i-ti, 
s.  aansualité,  /. 

Séiisualiso,  senn'-chlou-a-laî- 
ze,  va.  rendre  sensuel. 

Sénsually,  senn'-chiou-al-li, 
ad.  sensuellement. 

Sénsuous,  senn^-cbiou-euce,  a. 
tendre,  pathétique. 

Sent,  sennt,  prêt,  et  part,  d* 

Scnd. 

Sentence,  senn'-tennce,  s.  sen- 
tence, phrase,  période,  /.  ju- 
gement, arrêt,  m.  To  pass  a 
—  ,  prononcer  une  sentence,  /. 

— ,  va.  condamner. 

Sonieuccd,  senn'-tennst,  a. 
sentencié. 

Sénicucing,  senn'-tenn-cinn- 
gne,  s.  condamnation,  /. 

Sentéulious,  senn-tenn^-cbeu- 
ce,  sentencieux,  m. 

SciitéuiiouBly,  senn-tcnn'- 
cheuce-li,n(i.sentcntieusement, 
par  sentences. 

Scntéulioiisucss,    senn-teua'* 


SEP 


869 


SER 


cheucc-nes?e,  s.  laeonlsms,  >n. 
Sêiitieul,  senn'-chi-ennl,  a.  s. 

sentant,  sensitif. 
Scutiineut,    senn'-ii'-mennt,  s. 

sentiment,  sens,  avis,  m. 
Seutiménlul,      senn-ti-menn'- 

tal,a.  —  ta!. 
Sculi-y,    Svuliuel,    senn'-tri, 

senn'-tl-nel,   s.    sentinelle,    f. 

To  stand  —,  faire  sentinelle. 

To  bc  ou  —,  être  en   faction. 

—  box,  s.  guérite,  f. 
Bcuvj,senn'-\i,  s.  sénevé,  m. 

—  sced,  t.  graine  de  mou- 
tarde, f. 

St^pai'ubiliij.  sep-par-a-bil'-i- 
li,  s.  divisibilité,  /. 

Sôparable,  sep'-para-blj  a.sé- 
parable. 

Sél>nrablcnirs9,  sep'-par-a-bl- 
resse,  s.  divisibilité,  f. 

8c|>arate,  sep'-par-éle,  va.  sé- 
parer, diviser,  ûésunir,  séques- 
trer, dissoudre. 

—,  un.  être  divisé,  se  séparer. 

— .  a.  séparé,  distinct. 

Si'jiarately,  sep' par-éte-Ii,  ad. 
séparément. 

Séparatciiesa,  sep'-par-éte- 
nesse,  s.  état   séparé,  distinct. 

Svpni-âtiuii.  sep-par-é'-cheune, 
s.  séparation,  désunion,  disso- 
lution, f.  divorce,  m. 

Si-pai-ati«t,  sep'-par-a-tiste,  s. 
sectaire. 

Sûparator,  sep'-par-é-teur,  s. 
celui  qui  divise,  m. 

Scparatory,  sep'-par-a-teur-i, 
a.  d'uïage  en  séparation. 

Scfioy,  si'-pci!,  S.  cipave  (an 
iudian  soldier),  m. 

St'Pi,  lepte,  s,  secte,  race,  fa- 
mille, f. 

SeplàugiiIar,sep-tanng''-guiou 
lar,  a.  qui  a  sept  angles. 

Suptéuiber,  sep-tennn'-beur,  s 
Septembre,  m. 

Sépicnary,  sep'-tennar-I,  a 
sepienaire. 

Scpiéiiiiial,  sep-tea'-ni-al,  s 
septennal,  m. 

•epténtriou,  sep-tenu'-tri-eu 
ne,  j,  septentrion,  le  nord,  m 


Sepléutrloual,     sep-te^u'-trl- 

eune-al,  d.  —  nal. 

Scptuuirfouully,  sep-tenn-trl'- 
euue-al-li,  a<i.  vers  le  nord. 

Seplcntriouate,  sep-tenn'-tri- 
6-néte,  tin.  tendre  vers  le  nord» 

Septilâteral,  sep-ti  lat'ter-al, 
a.  qui  a  sept  câtés. 

Septuàgeunry,  Septiiagési» 
mol,  sep-tiliiou-ad'-dji-na-ri, 
a-djes'-si-mal,  a.  septuagénaire. 

Scpluugîiit,5ep-lchiou-a-djinnt, 
s.  la  version  des  septante,^. 

Sûpiuple,  lep'-tiou-pl,  a,  sep- 
tuple, [sépulcral. 

.^epûlchral,     si-peuK-kral,    a> 

Sepiilcbre,  sip'-peut-keur,  s, 
sépulcre,  m. 

—  ,  uii.  enterrer.  [sépulture,^ 
Sûptiliurc,  sep'-peul-tioure,  s. 
£>L-qiiâcious,      Si-koué'-cheuce, 

a.  qui  suit,  ductile. 
isSequâcity,      si-kouass'-i-tl,      S. 

ductilité,  f. 

SvqucI,  si'-kouel,  ».  suite,  con- 
séquence, f.  événement,  m.  lu- 
«lie  — ,  ci-après. 

Svqiieuce,si'-kouennce;  s.  sui- 
te, série,  méthode,  /. 

Séqueut,  si'-koueunt,  a.  consé- 
quent, qui  suit. 

Siquéster,  —  trate,  si  kouess'- 
teur,  tréle,  va.  séquestrer,  sé- 
parer, ruiner,  se  séquestrer 

Scqiiéalrable,  si-koue>^-tra- 
bl,  a.  séquesirable 

Soqiiceirâtiou,  sek-ouess-tré' 
cbeune,  s.    séquestre,  m, 

SequesSr&tor,  sek  cuess-tré^ 
teur,  s.  celui  qui  séqu-fire, 

Sc-râglio,  si-ral'-yô,  sérail,   m- 

Sc'i'aph,5er'-raf,^/  Sorap  '«"c 
ser'-ra-firae,  s.   séraphin  .  "i- 

Svi'âphical,  -  pUic,  si  raf' 
fi-kal,  lîk,  a.  séraphiqi  e. 

Sere,   sire,  a.  sec,  flct    i. 

—  ,  s.  serre  d'un  oiseau   depro)ef 
Soi'ciiâde,  ser-i-néHc  /,  ».  séré- 
nade, f. 

— ,  Ud.un.donner  des    sérénades. 

Sci-ciie,  si-rine',  «.  serein,  cal- 
me, tranquille.  BIo  ut  — j  séré- 
nissime. 


SÉR 


870 


SÉR 


aieréne,  va.  rasséréner, apaiser. 
Seréneljr,   si-rine'-li,  ad.    a-vec 

sérénité. 
iSeréiiity,  —  nciicSB,  —  iiilii- 

de,  si-ren'-ni-ti,  rine'-ncfse, 
ren'-ni-tioude,  s.  sérénité,  f. 
calme,  m. 

Sei-f,  seurr,  s    serf,  esclave,  m. 

Serge,  seurdje,  .<;.  ferge,  f. 

—  maker.s.  sergicr.m. 

—  mnking,  s.  sergerie,  f, 
8érgeau(,    sar'-djannt,  s.    ser- 
gent, m. 

—  at  la»,  $.  avocat   d'un  ordre 
supérieur,  m. 

—  or  tbe  luace;  S.  massier, 
m. 

Sérgeaniry,  sar'-djanst-tri,  s. 
sergenterie,  f. 

Sci-geauisbip,  sar'^-djaDnt-cbi- 
pe,  s.  sergenicrie,  f 

Séries,  si'-ri-iz,  s.  tissu,  en- 
chaînement, m.  suite,   série./', 

Sérious,  si'-ri-euce,  a.  sérieux, 
grave,  important,  vrai,  sincè- 
re- Are  you  — ,  parlez-vous 
sincèrement.  [rieusemeni. 

Sériouslf ,  si'-ri-euce- ii,  arf.  sé- 

ScriousiicBs,  si'-ri-euce-nesse, 
s.  gravité,  f.  sérieux,  m. 

Séi-uioii,  seur'-meune,  ».  ser- 
mon, prSne,  m. 

Seriuociiiàlion,  seur  môci- 
né'-cheune,  s.  act.de  préclie.-. 

Sci-mocÊisaior,  ^eur-mô-ci-ué'- 
teur,  s.   prédicatear,  m. 

ScriuoiBÎze,  Sermou,  seur'- 
meune-aïze,  V7i.  sermonner, 
gronder.  [/■. 

Serdsiij  ,sI-ros'-si-ti ,  s.  sérositL', 

Sérou»,  si'-reuce,  a.  séreux. 
aqueux. 

S''iyi>eu(,  seur'-pennt,  s.  ser- 
pent, serpenleau  (fire-work),»i 

—\  longue,   S.  langue  de  scr 

pent,  f, 
Serpéutarla.    seur-penn-té'-ri- 

a,  s.  serpentaire,  m. 
Serpentine,     seur'-penn-taïne, 

»-  serpentine,/. 
—  ,a.  serpentin,  de  serpent. 
Sérpe»,  seur'-pell,  S.  sorte    de 
paaier,  f. 


Serpfgiuon*,        seur-'pid-djK 

neuce, a.  dartreux. 
Scr|iigo,  seur-pi'-gô»  s.  espèci 

de  dartre,  f. 
iSérrated,   ser'-ré-led,  a.    den- 
telé en  forme  de  scie.         [1er. 
Sérry,  ser'-ri,  va.  presser,  fou- 
Sérum,  si'-reunie,  s.  sérum,»!. 

sérosité,  petit-lait,  m. 
Semant,    seur'-vannl,  s.    servi 
teur,  domestique,  m. 

—  t»oy,  s.  petit  domestique,  m. 

—  mald,  s.  servante,/. 

—  iike,  ad.  en  serviteur,  en 
servante. 

Serïe,  seurve,  va.  servir,  assis- 
ter, obéir,  traiter,  satisfaire, 
distribuer. 

—,  vn.  servir,  officier,  remplir 
un  but,  couvenir  être  favora- 
ble, être  escliive,  être  au  ser- 
vice. IVhen  occasion  sball 
—,  quand  l'occasion  sera  fa- 
vorable, [jouer  un  tour. 

—  one  a    irick.  faire    pièce, 

—  oue's  turn,  suffire. 

—  ou»  one'x  lime,  achever  son 
temps  de  service. 

Service,  seur/-vice,  s  service, 
usage,  respect,  office  divin,  ser- 
vice de  taijie,  m.  compliments, 
m.  pi.  assistance,  obéissance, 
affaire,  corvée,  f. 

—-  berry,  s.  corme,  Mt. sorbe, /. 

—  berry-»rec,».  cormier,  sor- 
bier, 7n. 

Sérviceable,  seur'-vice-a-bi,  a. 
serviable,  util'',  officieux,  m. 

SérviceablciK-HS,  seur'-vice-a- 
bl-uesse,  s.  caractère serviable, 
m.  utililé,  f. 

Sérviceiibly,  seur'-vice-a-b!i, 
ad.  obligeamment  [bas. 

Sérvile,    seur'-vil,    a.   servile, 

Sérvilely,  seur'-vil-li,  ad.  ser- 
vilement. 

Sérvilene»,  Seniliness, 
Ser*iUey,seur'-vil-nesEe,  vil'- 
i-nesse,  vii'-i-ti,  ».  bassesse, 
servilité,  /. 

Sérviug,  seur'-vinngne,  a.  qui 
sert,  qui  est  au  service, 

—  uiaid,  s.  seivante,  f. 


SET 


871 


SET 


SerTïngtnan,  s.  \ale\.  fomesli- 
que,  "1. 

Sérvitor,  seur'-Ti-teur,  s.  pau- 
vre écolier  qui  sert  dans  une 
nniversilé  pour  avoir  sa  nourri- 
ture, m 

8érTitude,  seur^-vi-lioude,  s. 
servitude,  dépendance,  (.  do- 
mesliques,  m.  yl. 

Sésame,  sess'-a-mi,  (.  sésame, 
blé  de  Turquie,  m. 

■esquipedal,  seas-koulp'pi-dal, 
a.  d'un  demi-pi^d. 

Ses»,  sess,  $.  taie,  f. 

Session,  j.  séance,  sessioti,  f. 

Set,  set,  va.  (set,  set),  poser, 
mettre,  placer,  composer,  pas- 
ser, affiler,  donner,  détermi- 
ner, élablir,  régler,  tendre, 
planter,  monter. 

— 9  un.  se  fixer,  se  poser,  se 
coucher  (of  stars),  «e  pren 
dre,  se  coaguler,  se  fixer,  pren- 
dre (of  plants),  planter. 

—  aboul.  entreprendre. 

—  a  bone,  remboîter  un  os. 

—  abroad,  divulguer,  publier. 
*-  a  Ciie  gloss    upoii,  donner 

un  tour  favorable  à. 
•—  agaiu,     remettre,    replacer, 
composer,  passer,  affiler,  don- 
ner. 

—  a  going,  faire  aller  ou  jouer, 
donner  le   branle. 

—  au  edge,  aiguiser,  affiler. 

—  a  piccc  of  ordnauce,  bra- 
quer un  canon. 

^  aside,  mettre  à  côté,  pas- 
ser par-dessus. 

—  a  siiare,  tendre  un  piège. 

—  a  stoiio,  monter,  e.ncl]âsser. 

—  a  time,  fixer  un  temps. 

—  at  nougbt,  mépriser. 

—  at  rest,  mettre  6>  repos. 

—  aw.iy,  ôter. 

—  back,  reculer. 

—  by,  estimer,  faire  cas. 

—  doTiru,  mettre  par  écrit, 
écrire. 

—  fortta,  exposer,   représenter. 

—  forward,  avancer,  faire  va- 
loir, partir,  s'en  aller. 

—  free,  affranchir,  délivrer. 


Set  In,  mettre  en  train. 

—  off,  embellir,  relever. 

—  on,  attaquer,  commencer. 

—  ou  cdge,  agacer  les  dents. 

—  one  forwrard,  animer  quel- 
qu'un, l'encourager,  le  presser 

—  one's  band  ta,    signer. 

—  on  sbore,  débarquer. 

—  Dut,  partir,  s'en  aller,  mat- 
tre  à  part. 

—  «ail,  faire  voile. 

—  lo,  s'appliquer  tl. 

—  lo  sale,  exposer  on  vente. 

—  lo  woi'k,  faire  travuiller,  *e 
mettre  en  train. 

—  iip,  dresser,  ériger,  élever. 

—  up  a  coach,  dételer  les  che- 
vaux d'une  voilure. 

—  up  for,  se  donner  pour,  con- 
courir. 

—  up  for  ouc's  self,  travailler 
pour  son  compte. 

—  upou,  commencer. 

— ,  s.  assortiment,  coucher  des 
astres,  m.  partie,  bande,  trou- 
pe ;  bouture,  gageure  aux  dés, 
f.  Sun — ,  coucher  du  soleil, 
■m.  —  baille,  s.  bataille,  ran- 
gée, f.—  form  (of  prajers), 
formulaire,  m.  —  bour,  heure 
réglée,  f.  —  mcal,  repas  ré- 
glé, m.  —  of  a  dog,  arrit- 
m,  —  of  buttons,  garniture 
de  boutons,  f.  —  of  Cbina, 
service  de  porcelaine,  »n.  —, 
off,  agrément,    ornement,  m. 

—  of  borses,  attelage,  m.  -^ 
of  plate,  service  de  table,  m. 

—  of  teeib,  denture,  f.  râte- 
lier, m.  —  price,  prix  réglé. 
m.  —  ■wisii,  visite  d'apparat,/'. 

SeiâceouB,  si-ti'-cheuce,  a, 
queue  de  longues  soies. 

Selon,  si^-tn,  s.  séton,  cautè- 
re, m. 

Sellée,  set-ti',  s.  sopha,  m. 

Seller, set'-teur,>,  espion,  chien 
couchant,  m. 

Sciiing,  set'-tlnngne,  ».  l'action 
de  mellre,  de  placer,  f.  v. 
Set,  V. 

—  stick,  s.  composteur,  m. 
sétile,  £et'-tl,  va.  établir,  fixer, 


SEW 


87-2 


SHA 


ïêgler,  affermir,  calmer,  ser- 
rer, joindre,  donner  à 

—  upo>i<  constituer,  substituer, 

— f  vn.  se  rasseoir,  se  fixer,  se 
condenser,  devenir  réglé  dans 
sa  vie,  s'établir. 

Scllledness,  set^-ild-nesse,  s, 
stabilité,  f. 

Sôtllenieut,  tetMl-mennt,  s. 
établissement,  règlement,  ac- 
cord, comptoir,  douaire,  m. 
colonie,^. 

•éien,  sev'-vn,  a.  sept. 

Sùveuruld,  sev/-va-fôld,  ad. 
sept  fois  autant. 

— ,  a.  septuple. 

Cléveiiilighl,  sen'-nitt,  s,  huit 
jours,  [cent  quarante. 

SvTeuccore,    sev'-vn  sliôre,    a. 

Séveuteen,  sev'.vn-tinn,  a  dix- 
sept,  [dix-sefitième. 

Séventeeuth,  sev'-vn-ttnnlb,  a. 

8>i'Tciitb,  sev'-Tnth,a.  septième. 

Scvenilily,  sev'-vnth-li,  ad. 
septièmement. 

Séveutieih,  sev'-vn-ti-ltb,  a. 
soixante-dixième. 

Séventy,  sev'-vn-ti,  a.  soixan- 
te-dix, 

Bévev,  sev'-veur,  va.  séparer, 
diviser,  désunir. 

^  vn  faire  une  séparation,  uue 
répartitien. 

fivToruI,  jev'-eur-al,  a.  plu- 
sieurs, divers,  différent,  quan- 
tité. 

— ,  s.  particulier,  chacun,  )?i. 
particularité,  f.  lu  — ,  en 
particulier. 

Séverally,  sev'-eur-al-li,  ad  h 
part,  un  à  un, 

SêveraUy,  sev' eur-al-ti,  s.  l'é- 
tat de  séparation,  m. 

Scvc-raiice,  sev'eur-annce,  s. 
séparation,  f.  partage,  m. 

Svvére,  si-vire',  a.  'jévère,  aus- 
tère, rude,  inexorable. 

Soïcrely,  si-vire'-li,  ad.  sévè- 
rement, J-udcment,  douloureu- 
sement. 

Srvérity,  si-veur'-i-ti.  S,  sévé- 
rité, rigueur,  austérité,  f. 

IBuw,  sô,  un. 171.  coudre,  joindre. 


Snwiug  pres«,  s.  cousoir,  m. 

Svxting-BÎlU.s  soie  àcoudie,  f. 

Scwer,  siou'-eur,  S.  écujer 
tranchant,  m. 

—,  sS'-eur,  s.  tailleur,  m.  coutu- 
rière, ^.  celui  ou  celle  qui  coud. 

—,  shoù,  ».  égoût,  cloaque,  m. 

Scx,  seks,  s.  sexe,  genre,  m. 

Svx&genary.  'eks-ad'-djène-ar- 
i,  n.  sexagénaire. 

Scxagésiiua,  seks-a-djess'-i- 
ma,  a.  sexagésime,  f. 

Sciagéaiinal,  seks-a-djess'-i- 
mal ,  a.  soixantième. 

SexâiigU'd,Sexângular,scks- 
anng'-gld,  guiou-lar,  a.  hexa- 
gone. 

Si'xéunlal,  seks-en'-nl-al,  (I.  qui 
dure  six  ans.  [»t. 

Svxtain,    seks'-tine,   s.    sixain, 

Si^xiaut,  seks'-tannt.s.  quart  de 
cercle,  sextant,  m. 

Sciie,  sekste,  s.  sixte,  f. 

Sûxiilc,  seks'-til,  a.  sextil,  /". 

Scxton,  se  s'-teune,  ».  sacris- 
tain, fossoyeur,  m, 

Sùxiuplc,  seks'-liou-pl,  a.  sex- 
tuple,       [manière  méprisable. 

Shâbbily,  shab'-bi-ii,  ad.  d'une 

Sbâkbiuesc,  sbaV-bi-nesse,  ». 
bassesse,  f. 

Bbâbby,  shab'-bi,  a.  gredin, 
pauvre,  chétif,  mal  vêtu.  — 
clothes,  habit  tout  usé,  ni. 

Shackie,  shak'-kl,  va.  mettre 
aux  fers,  entraver. 

fSbâckles,  shak'-klz,  s.  pi.  fers, 
m.  pi  entraves,  f.  pi.  Daud 
— .  menottes,  f  pi. 

Shad,  shade,  j.  alose,  f. 

Sbade,  shéde,  S.  ombre,  protec- 
tion, nuance,  ^.  ombrage,  sto- 
re, abri,  esprit,  revenant,  m. 

— ,  va.  ombrager,  protéger,  om» 
brer. 

Shâdiiie8s,snè'-di-nesse,».  obs- 
curité, f. 

Sbâdow,  sbad'-da_  S.  ombre, 
apparence,  figure,  faveur,  pio- 
tection,  f.  abri,  tjpe,  compa- 
gnon Inséparable,  ?n. 

— ,  va.  donner  de  l'ombre,  om- 
brer, nuancer,  protéger.figurer. 


SHA 


873 


SHA 


SbAiIowliig,    shad^'-dâ-Inn^ne, 

s  nuance,  f. 
Shâdowj-.  shad'-dô-i,  a.  ombra- 

gi\  sombre, siiperiicîel,  typique. 
Sliâdj,  shé'-di,   a.  ombreux.  — 

sitio    of    a    atreet,    l'ombre 

d'une  rue.  —  place,  ombrage. 
Shafl,  sbafte   s.  flèche,  souch', 

fosse  étroite    et   profonde,    f. 

dard,  fût,  creux,  m. 

—  borsu,  s.  cheTal  de  bran 
tard,  limonier,  m. 

—  of  a  cai-i,  s.  limon,  m. 

—  of  11  coach,  s.  brancard,  m 
Sling.  shag,5.  peluche,  panne,/'. 
Slingged.    Shâggy,   Ehag'-gd, 

gui,  a.  velu. 

—  dog.s.  barbet,  m. 

—  bag,  ».  un  guenx,  m. 
Bbiigréen,    shagrlne',  >.    cha- 
grin, m.  peau  de  chagrin,  f. 

— ?  a.  de  chagrin. 

— ,  «a.  chagriner. 

Shiill,shéle,«n.  marcher  decftté. 

Sbake^  shéke  (sboob,  sakoii), 
va,  branler,  ébranler,  secouer, 
(adencer.        [agité,  chanceler. 

— j   vn.   trembler,  -vaciller,  être 

—  baiids,  prendre  congé,  don- 
ner une  poignés  de  main,  re- 
noncer à. 

—  iu,  faire  entrer  dedans. 

—  off,  secouer,  faire  tomber. 

—  oiie  oïl,  se  défaire  de  quel- 
qu'un. 

Sbuko,  Sb&kiiig,  sbéke,  shé'- 
kinngne,  s.  secousse,  f.  trem- 
blement, m. 

Bball,  sfaail,  s.  signe  du  futur, 
m.  Ex.  1  —  Io»e, j'aimerai. 

Sbulléou,  shal-ldùne',^.  serge, 
f.  [pe,  r. 

Sbâilop,  shaK-leupe,  s.  chalou- 

IBkâlIow,   sbal'Iâ,  a.   bas,  peu 

profond,  insipide, superficiel. 

—  braiued,  a.  sot. 

—  persou,  J.  petit  esprit,  m. 
— ,  s.  bas-fonds,  basses-eaux, /'^i, 
Sbàllon'l)',  sbal'-lô-li,  ad.  sot- 
tement, légèrement. 

Sbâllowiiess.  shalz-lô-nesse,  s. 
peu  de  profondeur  de  l'eau,  fri- 
Tûlité,  petitesse  d'esprit,  f. 


Sball6«,  sbal-lott',  s.  échalotd, 

/••  [m. 

Shutm,  shame,   ».    chalumeau, 

Sliam,  vn.  feindre,  tromper, 
faire  recevoir  de  force. 

—,  a.  supposé.  Taux,  postiche. 

—,  s,  feinte,  f. 

—  ti'ick,  s,  tromperie,  /. 

Sbânibles.,  shamm'-blz,  s.  bou- 
cherie, tuerie,  f    abattoir,  m. 

Sbàiubling,  sliamm'-bl-inngne, 
a.  qui  a  la  démarche  irrégu- 
lière. 

Sbniiip,  shéme,  s.  honte,  pu- 
deur, f.  opprobre,  m.  For  — , 
int.  fi  donc  1 

— ,i)a.  déshonorer,  faire  honte  à. 

—,  vn.  rougir  de  honte. 

Shamef&ced,  shéme-fésle',  a. 
timide. 

Sbamefâeedl}',  shéme-féste'- 
li,  a'i.aTec  pudeur. 

Sbaixicfâccdiie88,shéine-réstc^- 
nesse,  ».  timidité, /. 

Sbâiucrul.  shéme'roul,  a.  hon- 
teux, inrâme. 

Sbâmorully,  shéme'-foul-li,  <T(i. 
honteusement. 

Sbnmoriilness,  shémc'-foul- 
nesse,  ».  infamie,  honte,  tur- 
pitude, f. 

Sbâmeless,  shéme'-lesse,  a.  ef- 
fronté, impudent. 

Sbâmcles»!),  shéme-'-lesse-ll, 
ad.  cffrentément. 

Sbâuieli'sitiics^),  shéme^-lesse- 
nesse,  s.  effronterie,  f. 

Sbâmaii4,Sbiiuiiiiy,  sham'-mi, 
s.  chamois,  m. 

—  lealber,».  peau  de  chamois 
Sbâmrock,     shamm'-reuk,   $. 

trèfle,  j)!. 

Shaiik,  sbanngk,  ».  jambe,  cv; 
de  la  jambe,  verge  d'ancre,  ti- 
ge, Terge,  canon,  tuyau,  m. 

Shànkcd,  sbaPQgkt,  'J.  qui  a 
des  jambes.  i*,  [cre,  m 

Sbriuker,  shanngk'-eur,  J.  chan- 

Siiiip<>,  shépe,  s.  forme,  taille, 
figure,  /.  modèle,  tn 

—  ,ia.  donner  la  forme,  former, 
imaginer,  proportionner,  diri- 
ger, arranger. 


SHA  874  SHÉ 

langage  ssrcastique,  trancbinl. 


Sbnpelcss,  shcpe'-lesse,  a.  dif- 
forme. 

gliâ|><'liiios8.  shépe'-li-nesse,  s. 
belle  taille,  beauté,  f. 

SliH|icly,  shépe'-li,  a.  bien  fait. 

fSliûpesmiih,  sliépe'-smilh,  s. 
faiseur  de  formos  nu  mai  nés,  ce- 
lui qui  fait  de  la  plastique. 

Sbnrd,  shard,  s.  tesson,  tel  ; 
carde,  détroit,  m. 

Shâi'tlliorn,  shard'-born,  a.  qui 
se  trouve  parmi  les  tessons. 

SUârd<;<I,  shard'-ed,  a.  crois 
sant  parmi  les  tessons. 

Sbare.  shére,  s.  part,  portion, 
/■.   contingent,  .soc,  m. 

— .  xm.  avoir  part,  faire  partage 

—,  va.  partager,  distribuer. 

—  bone,  s   le  bas«in .  pubis,  m. 

—  bolder,«.  actionnaire,  m. 
Sbârcr,    shé'-reur,    s      partiel 

pant.  [ge,  m 

Sbârlug.  shé'-rinngne,s.  parta 
Sbai'k,  shark,j.  requin,  escroc 

filou,  m. 

—  ,  va.  écornifler.  [filou 
■—,t')i.  escroquer,  triclierjUivre  en 
Sbârking,sliark'-inngne,  S.  es 

croquerie,  f. 

—  fcllow,  s.  escroc,  parasite. 

—  (rick,s.  tour  d'escroc,  m. 
Sbiit'p,  sharpe,  a.    aigu,   afBlé, 

pointu,  fin,  rusé,  sulitii,  tran- 
chant,acre,  piquant,  aigre,  Tif, 
violent,  avide,  pénétrant. 

—  dispute,  dispute  opiniâtre 

—  set.  a.  affamé,  avide, 

—  Bi^bted.  a.  qui  a  bonne  vue. 
^  ^vit(ed,a.  qui  a  Tcsprit  subtil. 
— ,  s.  dièze,  son  aigu,  fleuret,  iii. 
— ,  rji.  duper,  tromper. 
Sbârpeu,  sliar'pn,  va.  aigui- 
ser, affiler,  aviser. 

gbiiE'peiier,  shar'-pn-eur,  S.  é- 
mouleur,  in. 

Sbâi-pci-,  sharp'-eur,  s.  filou, 
e?croc,  rusé,  m. 

Sbfci-p'yi  sharp'-M,  ai.  aigre- 
ment, subtilement,  judicieuse- 
ment, dûment. 

Sbûrpeiiess,  s1iarpe''-nesse,  s 
âprelé,  inclémence,  subtilité, 
affliction,  f.   esprit  judicieux, 


Sbasb,    shash,  s.  turban,  m. 

Shâtter,  shat'-teur,  S.  éclat,  m. 

—,  Uft.  fracasser,  briser,  endom- 
mager. 

— ,  vn.  se  fracasser,  se  briser. 

I9lia(tcrbi-aiiied,  —  pated^ 
sliat'-teur-brénnd,  pé-ted,  a. 
étourdi.  [suni,  fragile. 

Sbàttcry,    shat'-teur-i,    a.    dé- 

Sbave,  shéve  (shavcd,  «ha« 
ven).  va.  raser,  effleurer,  ex- 
torquer, planer,  couper  en  tran- 
ches minces,  [barbe. 

— ,  un.  raser,  se  raser,  se  faire  It 

—  gi-ass,  j.  prêle,  f, 
Sbâvcliiig,    sbéve'-linngDe,  f. 

tonsure,  m. 

Sbâicr,  slié'-veur,  s.  barbiefi 
fripon,  homme  rusé,  m, 

SbâTiiig,  sbé'-vinngne,  s.  l'ac- 
tion de  raser,  f.  copeau,  m.. 

Sbaivl,  sh&l,  s.  châle,  m. 

Sbawui.  sb&me,  s.  hautboit, 
cornet  à  bouquin,  in. 

She,  shî,  iir.  pers.  f.  elle,  fem- 
me, femelle,  f. 

—  friciid.  s.  amie,  f. 

—  cm,  s.  chatte,  f, 

ShftHt,  shife  (shcaves),*.  ger- 
be, javelle,  f. 

— .  va.  engerber. 

Sboar,  shire  (sbore  or  ebettm 
red,  Kboi'u),  va.  tondre,  cob- 
per. 

Sbeard,  sherd,  s.  fragment,  m. 

Sboarcr,  shlr'-eur,  s.  tondeur, 
m.  if. 

.Sbéarîiig,  sh!r'-inngne,s.  tonte, 

_  machine,  S.  tondeuse  méca- 
niaue,  f 

Sbenrman,  shîr'-mane,  S.  ton- 
deur de  drap,  m. 

Shears,  shirze  s.  cisaille»,  /. 
pi.  [fourreau,  m. 

Sheatb.    shit»,    S.    étui,    gaine, 

niaker,  s.  gainier,  m. 

—  winged,  a.  a  éljlre,  coléoptère. 

ISbcaihc,  va.  rengainer,  cou- 
vrir, souffler,  doubler  UD  na- 
vire. 

SbéAth:ng,     shilh'-inngne,    *. 


SHÉ 


875 


SHl 


dsiiblage  d'un  taisseau,    m 
Shéiithy,  shilb'-i,   a.    fo    m^Qt 

une  galno. 
Sheave,     {bive,    s.   poall*^      f- 

rouet,  rouleau,  m, 
Shed,  slied,  va.  (shed,  '      e<i^. 

répandre,  verser,    la.sser   '"m- 

ber,  muer.  Blood  — j  s    6^"- 

sioa  de  san^,  f. 
—,  vn.  se  répandre. 
—, s.  appentis,  hangar,  »K. 
Klicdder,  fhed'-deur,  a.    ce/ui 

qui  répand,  m. 
Sheen,  Sheeiiy,  shlne,  s  hl'-ni, 

a.  brillant,  éclatant,  luisant. 

—  ,  J.  écla',  m.  splendeur.  A 
Shoop,   shlpe,    s.   mou  on,  m. 

bêle  à  laine,  f. 

—  Iiite,  vn.  faire   de  pe    '^  ^ols. 

—  biter,  s.  petit  voleu   »  '"• 

—  cot,  s.  parc  de  bre    '^i  ^ 

—  fold,  s.  parc,  m       ergerie,  f. 

—  book,  s.  houlnt     ,  f- 

•-  ieathcr,  —        tu,s.  basane,/'. 

—  «alk,  s.  p&turage,  parcage, 
m. 

'g.e    «.  *■  œillade,  /. 

îShê    P"»h,shîpe'-iche, ad.  niais, 

enaud. 
Shéepishuesa,  shîpe'-iche-ncs- 

se,  ad.  niaiserie,  bêtise,  f. 
Sheer,  sliir,  a.  transparent,  pur. 
—,  ad.    tout  d'abord,  tout  d'un 

coup. 
—,  un.  faire  des  embardées. 

—  ofl,  s'enfuir,  prendre  chasse. 
— »,  t.  bigue,  m.  muchine  à  ma- 
ter, f. 

—  hook,  s.  grappin. 

0hee«,  sbtte,  s.  drap,  linceul, 
m.  feuille  de  papier,  écoute,  f. 

—  auchor,s.  maltresseancre,/. 

—  cable,  J.  gros  câble,  m. 

—,  va.  mettre  les  draps  d'en  lit, 
en-velopper  dans  un  drap. 

■héeting,  slille'-inngne,  9.  toile 
pour  d'  "ps  de  lit,  f,  blindage, 
VI.  [monnaie  juive. 

Bbékol,  sheê'-kl,   .t.    sicle,  m. 

«hoir,  slielf,  (shelves),  s.  ta- 
blette, plauclie, /■.  écueil,m. 

•ht-ir^,  slielf'-i,  a,  plein  d'é- 
cueils 


Slte6l,  shel,  s.  coquille.  écaill«| 
écale.écoree, garde  d'une  épée, 
cosse,   f.   extérieur,    m.  obus, 

—  flah.  ».  mollusque,  m.      [m. 

—  work,  «.coquillage,  m. 

—  ,  va.  écosser,  éculer,   égrener. 
—,  un.  s'écailler,  s'égrener, 
Shôlly,    shel'-li,    a.    éoailleui, 

abondant  en  coquilles. 

Sbélter,  shel'-teur,  s.  abri, cou- 
vert, asile,  refuge,  logis,  Jii, 
retraite,  protection,  f. 

—,  va,  protéger,  abriter,  défeo 
dre,  donner  asile. 

—  ,  un.  s'abriter. 
Shéitorleaa,  shel'-teur-Iesse,a. 

sans  défense,  sans  asile. 

Shéliie,  shel'-ti,  s.  poney  dei 
Shetlands. 

Sbelves,  pi.  of  Sbelf. 

Shélviug,  shei'-'vinngne,  ».  ta- 
lus, m.  pente,  f. 

—,  n,  penchant, incliné,  [cueils. 

Shélvy,    shel'-vi,    a.    plein  d'é- 

Sheiid,  shennd,  va.  (sheiit), 
ruiner,  dépouiller. 

Shépherd,  shep'-peurb,  s.  ber- 
ger, pasteur,  m. 

—'s  club,  s.  molène,  bouillon 
blanc.  [à  pasteur. 

— '•    purae,  s.    thlaspi,  bourse 

iSliéplierdcBs,  shep'-peur-des- 
se,  s.  bergère,  /". 

Shéphci'disli,  shep'  penrd-i- 
che,(i.  pastoral,  champêtre. 

Shérbet,  sher-bett',  s.  sorbet.m. 

Sboi-d,  sherde,  s.  tesson,  m. 

Shériff,  shér/-if,  s.  shérif,  m. 

Shériffalty,  —  dom,  —  ship, 
—  wick,  sher'-if-al-ti,  deum, 
chipe,  ouik,s.  cbtrge,  fonctions 
de  shérif,  JT.       ''  [ya. 

Shérry.sher'-ri,».  vin  de  Xerè», 

Shew,  shô,  u.    Show. 

Shew-bread,  u.  Show-bread. 

Sbown,  V.  Shown. 

Shewor,  u.  Shower. 

Shield,  shiid,  3.  écu,  bouclier, 
m.  défense,  protection,/. 

—  (Jupiter's),  j.  égide,  f. 

— ,  va.  couvrir  d'un  buuclier, 
protéger,  défendre. 

—  bearer,  »    porte-bouclier,  m» 


SHI 


876 


:k 


Shirt,  sbift,  s.  chemise  de  fem- 
me, ;'.  expcdienl,  faux-fujanl, 
détour,  subterfuge,  ?)î.  dé- 
faite, f,  [der 

—,  va.  chinger,  transférer,  élu- 

— ,  vn.  changer  de  place,  chan- 
ger de  vêlements,  se  retour- 
ner, se  tirer  d'affaires. 

SckiTicr,  shift'-eur,  s.  homme 
à  expédients,  rusé. 

Scbirileas,  sbift'-lesse,  a.  sans 
ressource,  sans  expédients. 

Shilélah.  shili'-la,  $.  gros  bâ- 
ton (irlandais),  m. 

Shilling,  5hel'-liDngne,s.sche!- 
I  ng.  ))i.  monnaie  d'argent. 

Shih,  sliaï'-li,  ad.  avec  réseri'e. 

Sljllljshally,  shil'-laï-shalli,  a. 
irrésolu. 

Sbiu,  shine,  s.  le  devant  de  )a 
jambe,  m. 

—  boue,  s.  péroné,  m. 

—  of  beef,  s  jarret  de  bœuf,  ?ïî. 
Sbiue,  shaïne,  s.  clarté,   splen- 
deur, f.  éclat,  beau  temps,  m. 

—  ,  (•V./ue,  sliiued,  chiued), 
ru.  luire,  briller,  reluire,  res- 
plendir, éclairer. 

Sbiiicsa,  shaS'-nesse,  s.  réser- 
ve,  retenue,  f. 

Sbiiigle,shinng'-gl,  s.  bardeau, 
ais,«i.  latte,  /.  galet,  m. 

—,  s.  zona,  m.  dartre,  f. 

Sbîiiius,shaî'-ninn;.Ui O.S.  lueur, 
splendeur,  /'.éclat,  br;llanl,w2. 

— ,  a.  resplendissant,  brillant. 

■Iiûijr,  shaï'-ni,  a.  luisant,  [m. 

Cbip,  ship,  s.   navire,  vaisseau, 

—  boy.  s.  mousse,  m. 

—  broker,  s.  courtier  mari- 
time, m. 

r-  cbapoller,  t.  fournisseur 
d'apparaux  pour  les  vaisseaux 

—  mau,  $.  marin,  m.  [m. 

—  masier,  s.  «apitaine  de  vais- 
seau, m. 

—  »hape,f(rf.  bien  orienté. 

—  yard,  S.  chantier  de  cons- 
tructions navales,  ))i. 

—,   va.    embarquer     mettre    à 

bord,  charger. 
8bi|il)onril.  fhip'-bôrde,  S.  bor- 

dage,  m.  On  —,    à   bord.  To 


go  Dn  — »  aller  à  bord,  s'em. 

barquer. 
Sliipiuent,       ship'-niennt,      s. 

chargement,  embarquement,)». 
Sbipping,      ship'-pinngiie,     s. 

vai.sseaui,»)!.  forces  navales,  f. 

embarquEment,    m.  To   labe 

— ,  s'emliarquer. 

—  ,  a.  naval, maritime. 
Shipwrcck,  ship'  rek,  s.    nau- 
frage, débris  de  navire,  ni. 

—,  l'a.  faire  faire  naufrage  à.  To 
bo  —  éd.  faire  naufrage, 

Shipwrigbt,  ship'  raïte,  s. 
constructeur  de   navires, 

Sbire,  shire,  S.  province,  f. 
comté,  »ii.  Devoiisbire,  s. 
comté  de  Devon,  m. 

Sbii'i,  sbeurt,  s,  chemise 
d'homme,  /. 

— ,  ta.  couvrir  d'une  chemise, 
charger  de  chemise. 

Shirtiess,  sheurte'-Iesse,  a. 
pauvre,  misérable. 

i^biie,  shite,  vn.  aller  i  la  gar- 
de-robe, [lant,  m. 

Sbi'lllecock,  shit'-tl-kok,  s.  vo- 

Shive,  shaïve,  t.  tranche  de 
pa  n,^  éclat  de  bois,  m. 

Sbiver,  shaïv'-eur,  ».  éclat, 
morceau,  m 

—,  va.  briser,  éclater,  fracasser. 

—,vn.  voler,  en  éclats,  se  bri- 
ser, tomber    en  morceaux. 

—  with  cold,  frissonner,  gre- 
lotter. 

iSbivery,  shiv^-eur-i,  ad.  fria- 
ble, qui  tombe  en  morceaux. 

Sboal,  shôle,  â.  multitude,  fou- 
le, /.  haut-fond,  banc,  m. 

— .  Sbo&ly,  a.  bas,  peu  pro- 
fond. 

— ,  vn.  s'attrouper, être  abondant, 
n'être  pas  profond. 

Sbuàliiivsa,  Sbély,  sbd'-li- 
nesse,shô'-li,  s.  abondance  de 
bas  fonds 

Sbock,  shok.  }.  choc,  combat, 
m  secousse,  commotion,  f. 
tas,  m. 

— ,  va.  choquer,  heurter,  blesser 

— ,  vn.  se  choquer,  s'offenser, 
mettre  en  ta»,  entasser. 


SHO 


877 


SHO 


oe^sboù,  s.  soulier,  )n.  Hor- 
se  — ■  s.  fer,  m.  Woodeu — ^ 
s.  sabot,  1)2.  liist  —,  s.  chaus- 
son, m. 

—  black,  s.  décrotteur,  m. 

—  boy,  shoTl'-boI,  s.  décrolteur, 
m. 

—  hoi'D,  s.  corne,  f.  chausse- 
pied,  m. 

—  kuifc,  s.  tranchet,  m. 

—  makliig,    S.    cordonnerie,  f. 

—  airiug  ,  —  »ye,  s.  cordon  de 
soulier,  m. 

—,  t'a.  (shod,  sbod),  chausser, 
ferrer,  saboter. 

SUôcitig.  shoV-inngne,  <.  ac- 
tion de  ferrer. 

—  Iiumniei-,  S.  brochoir,  m. 

—  koi'ii,  s.  corne,  {. 
Shoéniakor,       shôù'-mé-keur, 

«.cordonnier,  m. 

SUoéf,shiîîi'-cur  î.  cordonnier, 
maréchal-ferrant,  m. 

Sbog,  shog,  s.  secousse,  f. 
mouvement,  ïïi. 

— ,  va   secouer,  remuer. 

SIiouc.  yrét.  de  Sbîue. 

Shook,  yrét.  de  ftbnke. 

Sbool;  sbo'ùtt,  vu.  (sbot,  shot, 
shoteii),  tirer,  décharger,  lan- 
cer, jeter,  blesser,  passer  par 
les  armes,  abattre,  passer  au 
travers  de. 

—  off,  emporter  par,  tirer,  faire 
partir. 

—  out.  pousser,  sortir,  jeter. 

—  ibi'oiigb,  traverser,  percer 
de  part  en  part. 

—,  l'/i.  tirer  sur,  tirer  contre, 
pousser,  s'élancer,  se  jeter,  se 
précipiter,  courir,  pénétrer, 
traverser,  causer  des  élance- 
ments. 

—  ahead,  se  jeter  en  avant. 

—  out,  s'élancer,  sortir. 

—  iip,  grandir,  croître,  s'élever. 

— ,  s.  jet,  rejeton,  action  de  lan- 
cer, m.  impression  d'un  coup 
reçu,  f.  (of  a  gun)  coup. 

Shooter,  shoùte'-eur,  s. tireur,))!. 

Sbôoiiiig,  shoùte'-inngne,  i. 
tir,  chasse  au  fusil,  élance- 
ment, in, 


Shôotbiiig-slar,  s,  étoile  !• 
lame,  f. 

—  stick,  s.  cognoir,  décognoir, 
))î.  [gasin,  atelier,  m.. 

Sfaop,  shop,  s.  boutique,/,  ma- 

—  boni'd,  s.  établi,  m..         Un. 

—  book,    s.    livre    de    compte, 

—  girl,s.  fille  de  lioutique,  f, 

—  koppcr,   s.  boutiquier,    )u. 

—  lifter,  s.  filou,))!. 

—  niau,  s.  commis,  nt.  \J. 

—  woman,  s.  dame  de  magasin, 
Sbore,    shire,  s.    côte,  rive,  /. 

rivage,  bord,  appui,  élai,  in. 

—  •,va.  mettre  à  terre,  débar- 
quer, étajer,  appuyer. 

Sbôrc'Icss,  shôre'-lcsse,  a.  es- 
carpé, é'endu. 

Sboi'u,  shôrne,  yart.  passé  de 
Sbear. 

—  ,n.  tondu,  dépouillé,  privé. 
Sboi-t,shorle,  a.  court,  succinct, 

étroit,  défectueux,  friable,  im- 
parfait, lu—,  bref,  en  un  mot. 
To  be — ,  to  corne — ^  être,  se 
trouver  à  court  de. 

— ,j.  abrégé,  court,))!.  —  Uand, 
t.  sténographie,/.— —wi'îiep, 
sténographe.  —  —  writing, 
écriture  sténographique.  To 
take    dowii  iu  —,  sténogra- 

—,  ad.  court,  peu.  [jjhier. 

Sliôrten,  shor'-tn,  va.  raccour- 
cir, diminuer,  se  contracter,  ar- 
rêter, couper. 

Sbôi'tly,  shorte'-Iy,  ad.  bientôt, 
en  peu  de  paroles,  brièvement. 

—  after,  ad.  peu  après. 
Shértuesa,  sborte^-nesse,  s.  pe- 
titesse, brièveté,  imperfection, 

—  ofbreaih,  s.  courte  haleine. 
Shoi-tsighted,     shorte-saî'-led, 

a.  qui  a  la  vue  courte. 
Sbortsightodnesa,  shorte-saï'- 

ted-nefse,   s.  miopie,  /.  défaut 

de  pénétration,  m. 
Shortribs,    shorte'-ribz,  s.  pi. 

fausses  côtes,  /.  pi. 
Skortwaislcd.  snoi  t-t  aést'-ed, 

a.  qui  a  la  taille  court  :. 
Sbortwînd<'d,   shoite  ouinnd'» 

ed,  a.  poussif. 


SHO 


878 


SHR 


SUm'UvingriI,  shorte-ouinngd', 

a.  qui  a  les  ailes  coiirles. 

Sliûi').  5hô'-ri,a.  près  de  la  côte. 

SUoi,  sholt,  pnrt.  de  Sboot. 

— ,s.  coup,  trait,  boulet,  m.por 
lée,  charge,  balle,  f.  écot,  m 
Bar  — ,  boulet  ramé.  Rod. 
ho(  — ,  boulet  rouge.  SiunlK 
— ,  dragée,  petit  plomb-  Ai  n 
— ,  d'un  seul  coup. 

—  free,  a.  franc,  sans  rien 
payer,  sain  et  sauf, 

Shoïicii,  sliot'-tn,  a.  tourné, 
caillé;  disloqué;  déchargé  de 
de  son  frai  (of  flshcs). 

Shoiigh,  shok,  s.  chien  bar- 
bet, ni. 

Skould.  shoud,  va,  (signe  du 
conditionnel)  devoir. 

Sboûldcr,  sbâl'-deur,  (.  épaule, 
f.  sommet,  m. 

—  bel»,  s.  baudrier,  m.        [m. 

—  bladc,—  boue,  s.  omoplate 

—  clapper, s.  fiux  frère. 

—  knoi,  s.  nœud  d'épaule,  m, 

—  pièce,  s    épaulette,  f. 

—  slip,  s.  luxation    de  l'épaule 

— ,  va.  charger  sur  les  épaules, 
épauler,  appuyer,  pousser  ■vio- 
lemment. 

Sboiit,  shaôùte,  vn.  jeter  des 
cris  de  joie,  encourager  par 
des  cris. 

— ,  s. cri  de  joie,  m.  acclamalitn, 
f.  [mateur. 

Shôiitcr,  shaoùle'-enr,  s.  accla 

Sbuùtiug,  shaoûte^-inogne,  5 
acclamationf,  /.  pi. 

Sbove,  sheiM,  v«.  poi'iser,  a 
Tancer,  faire  glisser. 

—  back,  faire  reculer. 

—,  vn.  pousser,  s'éloigner,  faire 
avancer  un  bateau  a^eo  t; 
perche. 

—,  s.  coup,  ))î.  imf  jlsion,^. 

—  groat,  s.  jeu  de  galet,  m. 

—  nel,  s.  seine,  f,  tiiet,  m. 
Sbôiel,  shouv'--ïl,  s.  peUe,/', 

—  full,  s.  pelletée,  f, 

—  boai'd,  s.  galet,'//?. 

—,  va.  jeter  avec  la  pelle,  a- 
masser  une  grande  quantité. 


ShÔTcIler,  sheuv'-vl-eur,  $,  pé- 

ican.  m. 
Sbon-,  shô  (sbotved.  sbo'wn). 

l'iî.  monlnr, manifester,  témoi- 
gner, paraître,  publier,  expH- 
quer,  offrir,  introduire,  con- 
duire, r^ine  de. 
— .  vn.  paraître,  avoir  l'air,  faire 
— ,  s.  spectacle,  parade,  exposi- 
tion, apparence,  semblant,  os- 
tentation, pompe,  apparat,  vue. 
Diiiiib  — ,  pantomime.  To 
niake  a  —  of,  faire  étalage, 
afficher. 

—  brend,  s.  pain  de  proposi- 
tion, i?i.  [tre,  f. 

—  niikdo^r.  s.  étalage,  ïïî.mon- 
^hoivor,  shô'-eur,  s.  celui   qui 

montre. 

Sbùn'er,  shao'ù'-eur,  ».  ondée, 
gilioulée,  f.  April  —,  s.  gi- 
boulée de  mars. 

—,  i')i.  pleuvoir  à  verse,  laisser 
tomber,  donner  libéralement. 

Sbôwerj-,  shao'ù'-eur-i,  a.  plu 
vieux. 

.Shon'M.  shône,  part,  de  Shon- 

Sbùn-}-.  Showisb,  shô'-i,  shô' 
iche,  a.  pimpant^  éclatant. 

«bi-c-d,  shred,  va.  (shi-ed, 
shrcd)  hacher,  couper  menu. 

— .  s.  coupon,  reste,  fragment, 
m.  rognure,  f. 

Shrcw,  shrôîi,  s.  mégère,  gron- 
deuse, f. 

—  moiise,  s.  musaraigne,  f. 
9brcn'd,    shrdùd,  a.   fin,  rusé, 

clairvoyant,  méchant,  malin, 
dangereux.  [leu;e,  f. 

—  busiiicBs.  «.affaire  chatou:l- 
Sbrénilly.  shroud'-li,  ad.   avee 

pénétration,  finement,  maliciou- 
semrnt,  avec  raison. 

èlhréwdiiess.  shroùd'-nesse,  s. 
sagacité,  subtilité,  méchanceté, 
/.  i  deur,  acariâtre. 

Shi'é^wi-4h.  phroù'-iche,  a.  gron- 

Sbi'éwiBbl),  shrdù'-icbe-li  ad. 
avec  violence,  en  criaillant. 

Sh  ré  wîshiiejis.shrdu'-iche-n  es- 
se, j.  humeur  grondeuse,  f. 

Shi'ick,  sbrlk,  vn.  crier  de  dou- 
leur ou  d'horreur. 


SHU 


879 


SIC 


Mirtek,  s.  cri,  m.  clameur,   f- 

Shrin,  shrift,}.  confession  auri- 
culaire, f. 

Sbrill,   sbril,  a  aigu,  perdante. 

—  ,  vn.  jeter  des  cris  perçants. 

Sbrillncssj  sLtil'-DC;se,  ^'.  ton 
aigre,  m.  [d'un  cri  aigu. 

Shi'illy,  sbriK-li,  ad,  aigrement, 

Slirimp,  sbnmmp,  t.  cre-vette, 
f.   nabote. 

Mbi'iue,  shra!ae,  t.  cb&sse,  (■ 
reliquaire,  m. 

•briuk,  shrinngk,  (shraiik, 
•lii'ui>k,sbi'uuk),  vn.  rétré- 
cir, se  rétrécir,  se  retirer,  fuir, 
•TOir  de  l'horreur. 

— ,  l'a.   rétrécir,  élrécir,  rider. 

■briiikiug,  shrinngk'-inngne, 
(.  rétrécissement,  m.  contrac- 
tion, f. 

Sbi'ÎTS,  shralve,  (shrove, 
shi'OTen^  va.   confesser. 

/Sbrîwel,  sDriv'-Tl,  Vn.  se  rider, 
se  ratatiner. 

—,  t'a.  rider,  ratatiner. 

Sbriver,  sbraî'-Teur,  i.  con- 
fesseur, m. 

Sbi-uud,  gbraôud,  s.  linceul, 
suaire,  abri,  m. 

— ,  (ofa  sbip),  «.haubans, m. pJ. 

—,  va.  cou-vrir,  euievelir,  mettre 
i,  l'abri,  babiller.         [couvert. 

—,  vn.    s'abriter,   se    mettre    à 

Sbrove-tide,  sbrôve^-Iaïde,  s. 
carnaval,  7ïi.  —  luesday,  5 
Mardi  gras,  m. 

Sbriib,  sbreub,  (.  arbuste,  ar- 
brisseau, nabot,  m.  sorte  de 
liqueur,  f. 

Sbi'ubkj,  shreub'-b),  a.  plein 
d'arbrisseaux,  en  arbrisseau. 

Ski-ug,  sbreug,  vn,  hausser  les 
épaules. 

— ,  s.  haussement  d'épaules,  ni. 

tfUriiiik    ,  Sbi'ûukeu  , 

shreunngk ,  kn  part,  de 
Shi-iiik. 

Cbûddcr,  sheud'-deur.  vn.  ris- 
sonner,  frémir. 

■bûfOe,  sheuf'-fl,  va.  m&ler, 
mettre  en  désordre,  confondre, 
brouiller,  battre  les  cartes, 
jouer,  duper.  —  away,  esca- 


moter.   —     off,    débarrasier, 
piauler  là. 

—  vn.  di.sposer  dans  un  nouvel 
ordre,  ruser,  jouer  de.  mauvais 
tours,  se  tirer  d'affaire;  — 
aloug,  traîner  les  jambes,  la 
savate. 

— ,   s.    mélange,    désordre,    m. 

confusion,  tromperie,  f. 
ShùfOer,sheuf'-fl-eur,  s.  fourbe. 

chicaneur,  m. 
SUiaffliiig,    sheuf-'-fl-inngue,    &, 

ruses,  f.pl.  détours,  m.  pi. 

—  oïcard»,».  l'action  de  mêler 
ou  de  battre  les  cartes,  f, 

Sbùffliiigl)',  sbeuP-fl-inngne-Ii, 
ad.  en  biaisant,  en  chicanant, 
irrégulièrement.         [échapper. 

Shuii,    sbeune,    va.  éviter,  fuir, 

Sbùîiless,  sheune'-lesse,  a.  iné- 
vitable. 

Shut,  sheutt,  (shiit,  sbiK) 
fermer,  exclure,   défendre,   in- 

—  in,  enfermer.  [terdire. 

—  oui,  empêcher  d'entrer. 

—  up,  finir,  clore. 

— ,  vn.  fermer,  se  fermer. 

— ,  I.  clôture,  petite  porte,  f. 
couvercle,  m. 

Shûltcr,  sheut'-teur,  s.  volet 
?ii.  porte,  jalousie,  f. 

Shûiilc,  sheut'-tl,  s.  navette  de 
tisserand,  f. 

Shiitilccock,  sheufll-kok,  s. 
volant,  m. 

Shj-,  sbal,  a,  timide,  réservé, 
froid,  ombrageux. 

Sh.>'iies8,  shaî'-nesse,  s.  timi- 
dité, retenue,  réserve. 

.Siliilant,  sib'-i-lannt,  a.  sifflant. 

Sibilâiioii,  »ib-i-lé''-cbeune,  ». 
sifflement,  m.  [cière,  f, 

Sibyï,    sitZ-il,   i.    sibylle,    sor- 

Sicuinore,  sik'-amôre,  S.  syco- 
more, m. 

Siccity,  sik'-si-ti,  s.  siccilé,  ari- 
dité, f.  [dés,  m. 

Sicc,  saize,  s.    six    au  jeu   de 

Sick,  sit,a.  s.  malade^  mai,  las, 
dégoiîté,  corrompu, 

Sickvn,  sik'-kn  vn.  tomber 
malade,  se  dégoûter,  se  rassa- 
lier, 


SID 


880 


SIG 


flfcken,  va.  rendre  malade,  de- 
goûler,  soulever  le  cœur. 

SickÎHh,  sik'-iche,  a.  maladif. 

Si'ckle,  sik'-kl,  ».  faucille,  f. 

Sîckleiuan,  SCckler,  sik'-kl- 
niane,  sik'-kl-eur,  i.  moisson- 
neur, faucheur,  m. 

SickliiicsR.  sik'-li-nesse,  s.  état 
Taléludinaire. 

Sickly,  sik'-li,  rt.  maladif,  mal- 
sain,   languissant. 

Sickiicss,  sik^-ncs-se,  s.  mala- 
die,  f.  mal,m.— of  storaacb 
—,  s. mal  au  cœur,»!  Fnlliiig 
— ,  s.  l'épilépsie, /.  Grt-fu  — , 
s.  les  pâles  couleurs,  cblorose. 

Side,  saide,  s.  côlé,  flanc,  paroi, 
penchant,  dérangement,  m. 
pente,  pige,  ruelle  du  lit.  f. 
Aloiig  -,  burd  à  bord  Tins 
—  aiid  the  otber,  deçà, 
del&.  On  (Iils  —,  en  drçà. 
left  —,  s.  envers,  m.  Kii;lit 
— ,  s.  endroit,  ))i. 

—,  a.  latéral,  de  côté  oblique. 

—  box,  s.  loge   de  cfllé,  /. 

—  blow,  s.  coup  de  revers,  m. 

—  face,  s.  tûte  de  profil,  f. 

—  long,  a.  et  ad.  latéral, 
oblique,  latéralement,  oblique- 
ment. 

—  snddle,  s.  selle  de  femme./, 

—  table,  —  board,  s.  buffet. 
m. 

—  waj-9,  ad.  de  côté,  de  biais, 
de  travers,  obi  quemenl. 

—  wind,  s.  vent  de  côté,  bon- 
heur, ni. 

— ,  VH.  pencher,  se  ranger  d'un 
côté.  —  «itb,  prendre  parti 
pour. 

Sidcrnl,  sid'-der-al,  a.  lolalre. 

Siilctinian  ,  saïdze'-mane ,  s. 
Marguillier.  m, 

Siilcwa}*.  Sidewi»c,  saîde'- 
ouéze,  saîde'ouaïse,  ad.  de 
côté,  latéralement. 

Si'ding,  saïd'-inngne,  s.  l'ac- 
tion de  prendre  parti,  jonc- 
tion, f. 

—  I>lace,  s.  garb  d'évitement, 
voie  de  chargement  et  de  dé- 
chargement. 


«idie,  $ai'-dl,  vn.  aller  de  cftlè, 

t;4.-3  sur  le  côté. 
8iCi.);-ai(};e,i.  siège,  ru.  selle,/. 
Sieve,    sit.  s.  crible,    examen, 

sas,  tamis,  m. 
Sîfi.   sift,    va.    cribler,    sasser, 

tamiser,   examiner    de   près. 

—  one,  sonder. 

—  ont,   lâcher   de    découvrir. 
Si'fter,  sifi'-eur,  s.  cribleur,  m. 
Sifiing,    sift'-inngne,     s.     crl- 

blure,  f,  sassage,  m. 

Sigb,  saï,  vn  soupirer,  gémir. 

— ,  s.  soupir,  m. 

Sigher,  saî'-eur,  s.  qui  sou- 
pire, soupirant,  m. 

Sishing.  saï'-inngne,».  l'action 
de  soupirer,  soupirs,  m   pU 

Sisbl,  saïte,  s.  vue,  vision, 
mire,  f.  aspect,  spectacle,  gui- 
don, ?î7,  [vue  courte. 

Shoi't-sightcd ,    a.     qui    a    la 

Si^hilca*,  saïle'-lesse,  a.  pri%'é 
de  la  vue,  aveugle,  désagréable 
à  voir. 

Si^bily,  saïte'-li,  a.  plaisant  i 
voir,  beau,  charmant. 

Sightsuiiin,  fûïtz'-mane,  s.  qui 
lu  à  première  vue,  à  livre  ou- 
vert. 

Sîgil,  sid'-jil,  s.  sceau,  m. 

Sign,  saine,  s.  signe,  indice, 
symbole,  vestige,  seing,  ))î.  en- 
seigne, trace,  apparence,  /. 

—  maiiual,  S.  seing,  m.  si- 
gnature, /. 

— .  l'a.  signer,  faire  signe,  signi- 
fier, marquer,  représenter,  ra- 
tifier, s'engager. 

Signal,  sig'-nal,  s.  signal,  m. 

—  cbest,  s.  coffre  des  pavillons, 
des  signaux.  [rable. 

— ,  a.  éclatant,  signalé,    considé- 

Signâlity,  sig  nal'-i-ll,  s.  qui» 
lité  remaïquabie,  /. 

Signalise,  sig'-nal-aize,  va.  si- 
gnaler, distinguer. 

Sigunlly,  sig'-nï  ),  ad.  avec 
distinction,  f. 

Signature,  fig'-na-iiou,  e,  s.  si- 
gnature, enipreiule,/.  seing, m. 

Signet, sig'-nett,  s.  cachet, sceia 
du  roi|  m. 


SIL  l 

Cigniflcauee,    —    cy,  «Ig-nif- 

fl-kannce,  kann-ci,  s.  signifi- 
cation, force,  importance,  con- 
sidération, /.  poids,  sens,  m. 

Sigiiiflcanl,  signif  fi-kannt,  a. 
emphaliaue,  énergique,  ex- 
pressif. 

Signiacan'.Jy,  sig-nif'-fi-kannt- 
li,  ad.  emphatiquement. 

Sigiiiacâiion,  signi  fi-ké'- 
clieune,  s.  —  tlon,  f.  sens,  si- 
gne, m. 

SiguiacaUve,  sig-nif'-fi-ka-tWe, 
(I.  —  tif,  énergique. 

SigiiiTy,  sig'-ni-faï,  va.  signi- 
fier, déclarer,  notifier,  faire 
connaître,    montrer,   servir   à. 

«■Siiiorj, sine'-jô-ri,  s  seigneu- 
rie,/', [d'euseigne,  7?i. 

Sigiipost,  saîne'-posi,  s.  poteau 

SiktT,  Sacker,  a.sik'-eur,  sûr. 

Silence,  saï'-lennce,  s.  silence, 
secret,  m. 

—,  in!,  paix  làl  silence  1 

— ,  va.  fermer  la  bouche,  inter- 
dire, faire  taire,  faire  silence, 
imposer  silence. 

Sileut,  sal'-Iennt,  a.  silencieux, 
paisible. 

SiieiiHy.sal'-lennt-li,  ad.  en  si- 
lence, à  la  sourdine,  sans  pou- 
voir, [silence,  repos,  m. 

Si'Ieutueas,   saï'-lennt-nesse,  >. 

Siiiqiia,  sil'-li-koua,  ».  gousse, 
silique,  f.  [siliqueux. 

SiliquouH,     sil'-li-koueuce,     a. 

Silk,  silk,  j.  soie,  f.  Saw  —, 
soie  écrue,  grège.  Boiled  —, 
scoured  — ,  s.  soie  décreu- 
sée, cuite.  Coai'»e— ,  Floss— , 
bourre  de  soie. 

—  ciigiiie,  j.  moulina  organser. 

—  huHhaudry,».  industrie  séri- 
cicole.  [la  soie. 

—  tkrou^iiig,  s,  moulinage  de 
*—  Ihrowsier.  s,  moulineur  en 

—  irorm,  s.  ver  à  soie.      [soie. 
Biikeiif     silk''-kn,     a.    de  soie, 

sojeux,  moelleux,  souple. 
^  dajs,  s.  jours  heureux. 
li'lk),  silk'-i,  n.  soyeux,  df  ioie 
j>ll,>ill,  s.  seuil,  m. 
eillabub,  iU'-la-benb,    ;.  ni- 


11 


SIM 


lange  devin  ave,,  iu  lait  chw 
et  du  sucre. 
Slllil)',  sil'-li-li,  ad.  sottement, 
niaisement,     [se,  simplicité,  f, 
Silliiiess,   siK-li-nesse,  s.   sotti- 
Sillj,   sil''-li,  (t.  sot,  simple,  in- 
nocent, sans  artifice,  fragile. 

—  Ihiug.  j.  sottise,  f. 
Sil\au,  siK-vane,  a,    des   boii, 

boisé.  [argentin. 

Si'lvur,    sil'-veur,  a.    d'argent, 

—  ,s.  argent,  argent  blanc,  m. 
monnaie,  orfèvrerie,  f. 

—  beater,  s.    batteur  d'argent, 

—  glanée,  sulfure  d'argent. 

—  lace,  î.  galon  d'argent,  m. 

—  ore,  s.  mine  d'argent,  /. 

—  i>latc,s.  argenlerie,/.        [m. 

—  siuitb,  s.  argentier,  orfèvre, 

—  wccd,  s.  argentine  (aplani). 

—  wire,  s.  argent,  trait.        [/ 
— ,  va.  argenter,  étaraer. 
SiItci-I),  sil'-veur-li,   ad.  ajanl 

l'apparence  de  l'argent. 

SiU'ci'j',  sil'-veur-i,  a.  argenté. 

i^iiiiâr,  sal-mar',  s.  simarre, 
soutane,  f. 

Siuiiiar,  —  ly,  slme'-l-ieur,  li, 
similaire,  homogène. 

Siuiilnriiy,  sime-i-leur'-i-ti,  S 
similitude,  homogénéité. 

Similc-,  sime'-i-li,  s.  comparai- 
son ,  similitude,  f. 

Sîiiiîlitude,  si-mil^-i-tioude,  i. 
similitude,  ressemblance,/. 

Siiumcr,  sim'-meur,  D?i.  com- 
mencer à  bouillir,  mitonner. 
To  let-,  mijoter. 

Siuiéiiiack,  si-my-niak,  s.  si- 
moniaque,  ni. 

Siiuoujf,  sime''-eune-i,  s.  simo- 
nie, /.  [rire. 

Simper,    simra'-peur,  vn.  sou- 

— ,  s.  souris,  sourire,  m. 

Simple,  simm'-pl,  a.  simple, 
niais,  sans  mélange. 

— ,  va.  herboriser,  berber,  rft» 
cueillir  des  herbes. 

Sitnpieuess,  simm'-pl-nesse,  (. 
bêtise,  simplicité,  /. 

Siiupler,  simm'-pleur,  s,  qi/ 
[«cueillt  des  herbes. 

56 


SIN  882 

8{m|ilctoii,  simm'-pl-teune,  a. 
Digaiid,  sot. 

Siiuplicily,  fîmm-pliss'-i-ti,  s. 
—  cité,  sottise,  faiblesse,  f. 
naïveté,  candeur. 

Simplist,  simm'-pli^te,s.  celui 
qui  connaît  les  simplis. 

Siaipl]',  simm'-pli.  ad.  simple- 
ment, bonnement,  sans  art. 

Simtilar,  sime'-iou-lar,  s.  hy- 
pocrite, dissimulé,  m. 

Simulation,  sime-iou-lé'-cheu- 
ne,  s.  feinte,  déguisement. 

Siiuult&ueoua,  si-meultè'-Dl- 
euce,a.  simultané. 

Sin,  sînn,  s.  péché,  m. 

—  offei'ing,  s.  expiation,  f. 
—,  un.  pécher,  faillir. 
Siuce,    sinnce,  ad.   depuis,  il  y 

a.  Long — ,  depuis  longtemps. 
Some  yeara  —,  il  y  a  quel- 
ques années,  —long,  puisque, 
depuis  que.  —  î»  I»  »o,  puis- 
qu  il  en  est  ainsi. 

Sincère,  sinn-cire',  a.  sincère, 
pur,  honnête,  sain, sans  mal. 

Sincérely,  sinn-cire'-li,  ad. 
sincèrement. 

Siitcérily,  Siiicct'cnca*,  sinn- 
cer'-i-ti,  cire'-nesse,  t.  siucé- 
rité,  candeur,  f. 

Bindon,  sinn''-deunc,  $.  enve- 
loppe,/', linceul,  m. 

Sine,  saine,  $.  sinus,  m 

Sinécure,  sal'-ni-kioure,  s.  si- 
nécure, f. 

Sinew,  sin'-niou,».  nerf,  m. 

—  »hrniik.  a.  forbu. 
Sinewy,  sin'-uiou-i,n.  nerveux, 

vigoureux.  [coupable. 

Sinfnl.  sian'-foul,  a.  criminel. 

Siurully,  sinn/-roul-ll,  ad. 
en  état  de  péché,  criminelle- 
ment. 

Sinfulucss,  slnD'-foul-nesse, (. 
culpabilité,  état  de  péché,  cor- 
ruption, f, 

■ing,  sinng  Ci'xxK;  «ang. 
sung),  vn.  chanter,  gazouil- 
ler, parler  mélodieusement 

—  ^va.  chauler,  célébrer,  [l-rûler. 
®«"ge,  sinndje,  va.  flamber, 
Singer,  5inng/-eur,  t.  chanteur. 


SIN 


Si'nging,  sinng'-inngne,  $ 
chant,  concert,  m.  musique  vo- 
cale, harmonie,  f. 

—  boy,  s.  enfant  de  chœur,  î», 
.—  man,  s.  chantre,  m. 

—  mascer,  s.  maître  -4  chan 
1er,  m. 

Single,  sinng'-gl,  a.  simple, 
seul,  célibataire,  pur,  sans  mé- 
lange, particulier, individuel. 

—  hearted,  a.  sincère. 

—  life,  s.  le  célibat,  m.         [m, 

—  man,  s.    garçon,  célibataire, 

—  soled,  0.  à  simple  semelle 
--,  va.   choisir    au    milieu  d'au- 
tres, distinguer,  écarter,  sépa- 
rer, séquestrer, 

Singleneas,  sinng'-gNnesse,  8. 
sincérité,  ingénuité,  Z. 

Singly,  sinng'-gli,  ad.  un  à  un, 
séparément,  ouvertement,  hon- 
nêtement. 

Siugulor,  sinng'-guiou-lar,  a. 
singulier,  bizarre,  rare. 

— ,  s.  le  singulier.  lu  (he  —, 
au  singulier,  m. 

Singularity,  sinng'-guioular- 
i-li.  s   singuiarilé,  f. 

Singularise.  sinng'-guiou-Iar- 
aïze,  vn.  se  distinguer. 

Siiigularly,sinni,-'-gul0U-lar-li, 
(id.  singulièrement. 

Sinisler,  sine'-is-teur,  n.  gau- 
che, ténestre;  sinistre,  de  mau- 
vais présage. 

Siuistrou*,  sin'-nis-treuee,  a. 
sinistre,  inique,  fâcheux,  mau- 
vais. 

Siuislronsly,  sin'-nis-lreuce-li, 
nd   sinislrem'jnt,  à  gauche. 

Siuk.  sinngk  («unk,  «ank, 
sunk),  V)i.  enfoncer,  couler 
bas,  s'éteindre,  s'abattre,  boi- 
re (of  paper),  s'affaisser,  suc- 
comber, se  dégrader. 

— ,  va.  enfoncer,  couler,  faire  al- 
ler au  fond,  plonger,  ruiner, 
diminuer,  supprimer^  amortir. 

— ,  s.  évier,  iremperie,  cloaque, 
égoflt,  lieu  de  corruption,  »)• 
seiitine,  /. 

Siiikiiig,  sinngk'-kinngne,  t. 
'aisément,  placement  k  foudf 


SIS 


883 


SIZ 


perdus.  —  fiiiid,  s.  fonds  d'a- 
mortissement, m. 

Siiiless)  sinu''-lcsse,a.  sans  pé- 
clié.  [-3.  infaillibilité,/'. 

Siule»suc8«,    siun'-lesse-nesse, 

Siiiiier,  sin'-neiir,  s.  pêclieur, 
m.  pécheresse,  f. 

Sinuiiig,  sm-'-ninugne,  >.  l'ac- 
tion de  pécher,  f, 

Siuoper,  sine'-ô-pour,  s.  sino- 
ple,  )N.  [serpeoler. 

Siiiiiule,  sine'-you-cle,  la.  faire 

Siuuâlioii,  Siiiuôiiity,  sine- 
jou'-é  cheune,  oss'-i-ti,  s.  si- 
nuosité, f. 

Siiiuous,  sine'-jfou-euce,  a.  si- 
nueux, [sinus,  ))!. 

Sinus,  sal'-neuce,    t.    baie,  f, 

Sip,  sipp,  vn.  buïoter,    siroter. 

— ,  va.  boire  (à  petits  coups), 
extraire,  sucer, 

—,  s.  petit  coup,  m.  [m. 

fliphou,  sai'-feune,   (.   siphon, 

Sipper,  si^j'  peur,  $.  celui  qui 
sirote,  petit  buveur,  m. 

Sippet,  sip'-p)tt,s.  mouilletts,  /. 

Sipping,  sip'-pinDgne,  $.  l'ac- 
tion de  buToter. 

Mf,  seur,  t.  (non  suivi  d'un 
nomj  monsieur,  (devant  un 
nom)  titre  houorifique  du  clie- 
»lier  et  du  baronnet.  Yc»  —, 
oui,  monsieur.  Sir  Wallcr 
Raleigb,  le  chevalier  Walter 
Ealeigh,  m. 

—  loiujs.  aloyau,  m. 

—  E-evereuce,  s.  élron,  m» 
Sire,    faire,    s.    père,   sire,    m. 

Grand— ,  s.  grand-père,  aïeul, 
m.  Great  grand  —,  bisaïeul, 
m. 

iBireii,  saî'-renn,  s.  sirène,  f. 

Sa'rrah,  sir'-rï,  S.  maraud,  co- 
quin, m.  [m. 

Siriip,    seur'-reupp,    s.     sirop, 

SIrilped,  Siriipnjr,  seur^- 
reupt,reup-i,  n.  sirupeux. 

Sise,  saïze,  s.  assise,  f.  [m. 

Sisbin,    siss'-kiue,    s.    merdier, 

Sisier,  sîsà'-teur,  s.  sœur,  reli- 
gieuse, /.  Fo«ler  —,  sœur  de 
lait,  l-aj— ,sœur  converse. 

•>'  ia-lanr,  s.  belle-sœur,/. 


Sislcrhood,  siss'-leurho'ùde,  ». 

communauté    de    sœurs,  quali- 

té  de  sœur,  f. 
SCstei'lj',     siss'-teur-li,    «.     en 

sœur,  de  sœur,  sororal. 
Sit,  sitt    (sat,  sillcii,  sal),  vn. 

s'asseoir,  se    tenir,  se    mettre, 

rester,   couver,    poser,  siéger, 

exercer  son  autorité. 
— ,  t;<i.    asseoir,    monter.  To  ^ 

oue's  »cir,  s'asseoir. 

—  cloae,  se  serrer. 

—  oui,  être  sans  emploi. 

—  iip,  veiller,  se  lever  sur  son 
séant,  visiter. 

—  «pon  (as  a  judge),  juger. 
Site,saîte,  s.  assiette,  situation, 

f.  [rillon,!!!. 

Siifasi,  sitt'-fast,  s.  calus,  du- 

Siih,  Sichness,  sith,  sitV-nes- 
se,  ad.  depuis,  vu  que. 

Sithc,  8aï(A,  s.  faux,  f. 

Siiter,  sit'-teur,  s.  qui  reste  as- 
sis, sédentaire,  couveuse. 

Sittiiig,  sit'-tinngoe,  s.  séance, 
session,  audience,  posture,  / 
assises,  f.  pi.  temps  de  l'incu- 
bation, m.  [tué,  assis. 

Siliiate,    sit'-tcbiou-éte,    a.   si- 

Situàtiou,  sit-tchiou  é'cbeune, 
s.  situation,  assiette, condition, 

Sii,siliS,  a.  s.  six.  [f. 

Sixrold,  siks'-fold,  a.   sextuple. 

Si'ipenee,  siliS'  pennce.  S,  six 
pence,  moitié  du  shilling, 
pièce  de  douze  sous. 

Sixgcorc,  siks'  sk6re,  a.  six 
fois  vingt. 

Si'xteen,  siks'-tlnn,  a,  seize. 

^^bieeuth,  siks'-ltnnth,  a,  sei- 
zième. 

Sixih,  siksth,  s.  sixième. 

—  duy  of  the  nioutb,  $.  !• 
six  du  mois. 

Sixiieth,  siks'-li-etb,  I,  soixan- 
tième, [ment. 

Si'xthly,  siksth'-li,  ad.  s.x.tae- 

Siity,  siks'-ti.  a,  soixante. 

Sizc,  saïze,  S.  grandeur,  .aille, 
dimension,  colle,  portée,  /. 
format,  calibre,  compas  de 
cordonnier,  blanchiment,  bai- 
digeon,  m. 


SKI 


884 


SKI 


0lae,  va.  ajuster,  eoHer,  badi- 
geonner> 

Bizcnb!*..  «aT'-ia-bf,  a,  de  bonne 
taille,  bien  proportionné. 

Sizcil,  saïzd,  a,  de  proportion, 
de  grandeur, de gnjSseur.^Veil 
— 9  bieo  proportionné. 

Sfzor,  saî'-zeur,  s.  écolier,  ser- 
vant, I)!.  [cosité,  f. 

Siziness,   sai'-zi-nesse,    «.    vis- 

Ss'zj-,  saï'-ii,  a.  gluant. 

Sliâddle,  skad'-dl,  s,  dommage, 
»i.  fcouvain,  7n. 

Skùddoiia,      skad'-deunnz,     s, 

Skâiiismatc,  skénnz''-méle,  s. 
camarad»',  m. 

Skaie,   skéte,  S.  palln,  m.    raie 

— .  vn.  patiner.  [bouclée,  /. 

Skcaii,  skine,  i.  couteau,  petit 
sabre,  m. 

Skeg,  skeg,  s.  prunelle  (fruit),  f. 

SUoiii,  skéne,  s  écheireau,  m. 

Skélcton,  skel^-li-leuneiS,  sque- 
lette, m.  charpente,  carcasse, 
monture,  f.  [m. 

Skùlliim,  skeK-Ieum,  t.  fripon, 

Skcp,  skep,  s.  panier  où  l'on 
met  du  blé,  »i. 

Ski-piic,  skep'-tlt,».  sceptique. 

6ké|>lical,  skep'-ti-kal,  a.  scrp- 
tiquc.  [scepticisme. 

Ske;>iicism,     skep'-ticizm,   >. 

Sketch,  sketcbe,  s  esauls*»",  V 
baache,  f.  crajon,  tl^ 

—  ^fook,  s.  album. 

—,  va.  crayonner,  esquisser,  tra- 
cer, [dédain. 

Skew,  skiou,  va.  regarder  aTec 

Skéwer,skioure,  s.  brochette,/. 
Small  —,  b&telet,  m. 

—,  va.  trousser,  attacher. 

Ski'd,  skidd,    (.-  (ma.)  défeoie, 

— ,  Dr!,  enrayer.  [f. 

Skiff,  skir,  (.  esquif,  m.  chalou- 
pe, f. 

Skiirul,  skil'-toul,  a,  adroit,  ha- 
bile, savant. 

Skilfull}',  skli'-foul-li,  ad.  a. 
dioitement,  habilement. 

0kiiriilueB«,  skil'-foul'oejsp,  i, 
adiTS'-e,  A 

Skill,  skil,  s.  habileté,  f.  M- 
«clr,  srlificSj  m. 


$>kill,  vn.   s'enten  dre   I,    &!  ç 

différence. 
Skilled,  skild,  a.  eTpcrt. 
Skilless.  ski|/-lesse,  ('.inhabile. 
Skillet.  ski|/-litt,  s.  poSlon,  m, 
Skim,  sl'ime,  s.  écume,  /. 
— ,  va.  écumer. 
— ,  un.  raser,  glisser,  effleurer. 

—  a  (biiig  over,  effleurer,  ra- 
fler, [moire,  f. 

Skiinmcr,   sklm'-meur,  s.  écu- 
Skiinmilk,   skim-milk',  i.    lait 

écrémé,  »/i. 
Skiuibli-skâiuble,     skimm'-bl- 

skamm'-bl,  a.  sauvage,  errant. 
Sklii,  skine,  s.  peau,  /.  cuir,  m. 
—,  va.   écorcher,  peler,  couTrir 

de  peau. 

—  ,  un  se  fermer  (of  a  wound]. 

—  oTer,  se  cicatriser. 
Skink,    skinngk,    vn.   servir  I 

boire. 

—,    s.  boisson,  f.  breuvage,  tn. 

Skiiikcr,  skinngk'-eur,  s.  é- 
chanson,  ïîi. 

I><kiiiucd,  skinnd,  n.  pelé,  cal- 
leux, écorché,  ayant  de  la  peau, 

—  oTcr,  a,  cicatrisé. 
Skiiiiicr,    skiu'-neur,  (,   pelle- 
tier, m. 

—  -'b  trade,  s.  pelleterie,  f. 
Skiniiiiiess,    skin'-ni-Desse,  (. 

maii;reur,  f. 
Skiiiii],    skin^-ni,  a.  décharné. 

maigre.  [m 

Ski)!,     skipp,    1.      caut,     bond, 

—  ,  va.  sauter,  sautiller,  passer, 
omettre,  esquiver. 

—  back.  sauli  r  en  arrière. 

—  OTer,  franchir,  omettre,  pas- 
ser. 

Skfpkennel,  skip'-keD-nilj  (. 
saute-ruisseau,  galopin 

Skipper,  skip'-peur,  s,  sauteur, 
maître  de  navire,  m. 

SkirmUb,  skeur'. miche,  s.  es- 
carmouche, discussion,  /, 

— .  vn.  escarmoucher. 

Skirinisber,  skeur'-miche-euri 
.5.  escarmoucheur,  m. 

SkiruiUblug  ,  skeur'-miche- 
inngue,<.  l'action  d'etcarmou- 
•ber»  /. 


SLA 


885 


SLA 


Skirre,  skeur,  un.  courir  en 
toute  hilei  [eberfis,  m. 

Skirre«,     skir'-ritt,     s.     (bot.) 

Sbirt,  skeurt,  s.  bord,  pan,  m. 
confies,  m.  pi.  basque,  f. 

—,  va.  coorir  le  long  du  bord, 
border, 

•kittish,  skit'-tiche,  a.  capri- 
cieux,    rétif,     bourru. 

Skiuishiy,  skit/-tiche-Ii,  ad. 
par  boutade. 

SkittiBhucsB,  skit'-ticbe-nesse, 
f.  humeur  fantasque,  incons- 
tance, f.  [m. 

flkreeu,  tkrlne,  S.  tamis,  ëcran, 

— <  va,  cribler,  abriter,  [travers 

Skue,   skiou,    vn.    marcher    de 

—,  a.  oblique. 

—,  ad.    de    travers,    oblique. 

Sk-ulk,  skeulk,  un.  cacher, épier. 

Skull,  skeull,  s.  cr&ae,  m. 

Skûllcap,  skeulK-kap,  5.  cas- 
que, m. 

Sk},    skaï,    s,    ciel,    m. 

—  colotir,  j.  azur,  bleu-ciel,  m. 

—  lighi,  (.  châssis  vitré,  lan- 
terne, m. 

—  rocket,  s.  fusée  volante,  f. 
Skjed,  skaTdi   a,    entouré    par 

le  ciel. 
Sk}isb,  skal'-iche,  a,  coloré  par 

l'éther.  [/. 

Skj'lai-k,skall-lark,  j. alouette, 
Slab,  slab,  a.  épais,  visqueux. 
—,  s.   table,    plaque,    dalle.    A 

marble  — ,  table  de  marbre,/". 
Slâbber,  slab'-beur,un.  baver, 

couvrir  de  bave,   répandre. 
Slâbberer,    slab'-beur  eur,     s. 

baveur,  idiot. 
Slâbbering,  slab'-beur-inngne, 

S.  l'action  de  salir,  bave,  f. 

—  bib,  s.  bavette,  f. 
Slâbbiuess,    slab^-bi-nesse,   s. 

malpropreté,  f,    [sale,  huml.le. 

Sl&bbjr,    slab'-bi,    a.    gâcheux, 

Slack,  slak,  a.  IA«he,  mou  ; 
nonchalant,  lent. 

—,  Slucken.  slak'-Kn,  vn,  re- 
lâcher, lâcher,  mollir,  ralentir, 
retarder,  négliger,  reprimer, 
mollir. 

— f  vn.  se  relâcber,  faiblir,  mol- 


lir, se  ralentir,  diminuer  d« 
force. 

Slack,  s/ak,».  petit  charbon,  m, 
braise,  f. 

Slackcd,  Slackciied,  .«'akd, 
slak'-knd,  a.    ralenti. 

Slâckeniiig.  slak'-kn-inngne,». 
ralentissement,  i7i.  modéra- 
tion, ;'.  [lammcnt. 

Slâckly,    slak'-li,    ad.  noncha- 

Slackiieas,  slak'-nesse,  s,  non- 
chalance .  négligence  j  fai- 
blesse, f. 

Slag,  slag,  S.    scorie,  /. 

Slaie,  sié.  S,  navetle    de  tisse- 

Slain,  siéne,  a.  tué.      [rand,  f, 

Sliike,  sléke,  va.  apaiser,  mo- 
dérer, assoupir,  détremper. Ta 
—  oue's  tbii'st,  se  désaltérer 

Slâkiiig,  sié'-kiongne,  s.  dé- 
laiement,  m.  [craser< 

Slain,  slamm,  va.  assommer,  ài 

Slûuder,  slann'-deur,  s,  c^ 
lomnie,  médisance,  f. 

— ,  i'«.   calomnier,  médire. 

Slânderer,  slana'-deur-eur.  Il 
calomniateur,  médisant. 

Slûudoriiig  ,  slann^-deur> 

inngne,  ».  médisance,  f. 

—  .a.  médisant,  [a.  calomnieux. 
Slâuderous,  slann'-deur  euce, 
Siâuderously ,       slann'-deur- 

ani!e-ll,ad.  calomnieusement. 
Slan^,  slanng.  ;))'et.  de  Sliiig. 
Slaut,        Slûiitiiig,         slannt, 

inngne,  a.  de  biais,  de  travers, 

oblique. 
Slâiill)',SI&alwi8e,  slannt/-li, 

ouaïze,   ad.    obliquement,    df 

travers,  de  côté. 
Slâiiiingl)',     slannt'-inngne-li, 

ad.  obliquement. 
Slap,  slap,  s.  coup,  soufflet,  m 
— ,  va.  souffleter.  [da;n 

— ,  ad.  d'un  coup  violent  et  sou 
Slapdâsb ,      slap-dache',      ad 

tout  d'un  coup.  [fouetter, 

Slasb,  slache,  va.  balafrer, 
— ,  vn.  frapper    au    iiasard   avec 

une  épée. 
— ,  s. taillade,  balafre, coupure, ^, 
Slato,  siéte,  s.  ardoise,  /. 

—  coloured,  a.  ardoisé. 


SLE 


886 


SLE 


Wate-qunrrv.  s    ardoisière,  f. 

-*.  va   couvrir  d'ardoises. 

SlâKT.slé'-teur,  s.  coi^ireur  en 
ardoise,  ardoisier,  m. 

Slaitier,  slal'-teur,  vn.  êtrt  <ïê- 
g'.igent,  s'Iiabiller  malpropre- 
ment,   [négligente,  malpropre. 

Siittlpi'ii,    slat'-leurn,  s.  r.mme 

Slàlioriilj,  slat'-teurn-li,  ad. 
négligemment,ronclialamment. 

Slâty.  sié'-ti,  n.  schisteux. 

SlûiigUtcr,  sliù'-leur,  t  car- 
nage, massacre,  m.  tuerie, 
boucherie   f, 

—  bouse,  j     tuerie,  abattoir. 

—  niaii.  s.  assassin,  meurtrier, 
boucher,  égorgeur. 

— .  va,  massacrer,  tuer,  égorger. 
Siâiigbtcrotis,    sliù-teur-euce^ 
a.  de  meurtre,  de  deslruclîou. 
Slave,  sléTe,  ».  esclaTe,  in.  f. 

—  driver,  J.  commandeur,  J». 

—  bnider,  —  owiier,  ».  pro- 
priétaire d'esclaves,  m. 

—  »bi[».  slâver,  s,  négrier,  m, 

—  Iradc,».  traite,^.  [forçat 
— .  vn,  travailler,  comme  uu 
Slûver,  slav'-eur,  ».  bave,  f. 

— ,  in    baver,  couvrir  de  salive 

Siâvcry,  slé'-veur-l,  ».  escla- 
vage, joug,  m.    [/.travail,))!. 

Slûving,  slé'-vlnngne,  s.  peine, 

Slâi'isb,  slé'-viche,  s.  péuible, 
assujellissant.  d'esclave. 

Slâvisbl}',  alé'-viche-li,  ai.  en 
e.'clave. 

Clûvishiiess,  sié'-vithe-nesse, 
»,  piine,  f.  assujettissement, 
esclavage,  ))!. 

Slay.  sié,  (slew,  «lalii)  va. 
tuer,  mettre  A  mort,  égorger. 

■lâycr,  sié'-eur,  ».  tueur,  des- 
tructeur, m.  [blesse,  f. 

gicuziiiess,    sli'-zi-ness,  s.  fai- 

Sli-az)',  sli'-ii,  a.  délié,  clair, 

SIt'd,  siéd,  .■!.    traîneau,  ni. 

■iédded,  s'e'K-did,  u.  monté 
sur  un  traîneau. 

SIcdge,  sied'-dje,  .  lourd  mar- 
teau à  fcrge',  tralueau,  m. 

—  driver,  ».  "?masseur,  m. 
SIccb,  sllk,  c.  lissa,  uni. 

•-  ■lune,  s.  lissoir,  ))t. 


Sleck,  ua.  lisser,  polir,  unir. 
Slpcklj-,  sllk/-li,  fd.  d'une  ma» 

nîère  lisse. 
Slcep.  sUp ,  S.  sommeil,  repos,  m. 
—,  (xlept,  siept.)    vn.  dormir, 

coucher,    reposer;    vivre    sans 

souci,  être  inaltentif. 

—  awa)',  dissiper  en   dormant. 

—  ont,  découcher.  [lion  à. 

—  upoii,  ne   point   faire  atten- 
Slécper,   sllp'-eur,  s.  dormeur, 

traverse,  lambourse,  1.  dor- 
mant, ))î. 

SIéepil)',  sllii'-l-li,  rtd.  en  dor- 
mant   nonchalamment. 

SIéepiiiess,  sllp'-i-nesse,  s.  as- 
souiiissemenl,  m. 

SIceping,  sllp'-inngne,  ».  en- 
vie de   dormir,    f. 

Sléopicss,  sllp'-lesse,  a.  qui 
ne   dort    point. 

—  iiigbt,  s.  nuit  blanche,  f. 
Sléepy,  sllp'-i,  n.  assoupi,  en- 
dormi, somnifère. 

SIeer,     sllr,   va.    regarder    de 

côté    —    iug    fellow,   »,    fin 

matois,  »i. 
SIeet,     sllte ,      ».      grésil,     m. 

pluie  mêlée   d«   neige,  J, 
— ,  vn.  pleuvoir  et  neiger,  gré' 

siller. 
Sléety,  sllte'-i,  a.  de  grésil.  — 

nealber,  temps  de   pluie   et 

de  neige,  m. 
SIccve,  sltve,  ».  manche,  f. 
Sli'ovod,  sllv'i,  a.  i  manches. 
SIécvc'Iess,  sllvc'-lesse,  a.  sans 

manches;    absurde. 
Slcii;bi,slaîte,s.  ruse,  finesse,/. 

—  of  baiid,  ».  tour  de  passe- 
patse,  m.      [ment,  par  finesse. 

.mci^btly,    slaîtL'/-li,   ai.  fine- 
Sléiidor,  slenn'-deur,  a.    délié, 

svelle,  médiocre,  mince. 
Sléiiderly,   slenn'-deur-M,   ad. 

médiocrement.  —  rcgardcd, 

peu  estimé. 
SIciiderneas,  slenn'-deur- 

nesse,  s.  petitesse,  délicatesse, 

médiocrité,  f. 
.Slepi,  slepl,  ;)rér  de  .*!lcep. 
SU-w,  sliou,  iirél.  de  Slay. 
siey,  sIé,  va.  effiler. 


SLI 


887 


SLI 


Sllce,  slalse,  s.  cAte,  tranche, 
pelle,  spatule,  pelotte^  f.  Iiik 
— ,  ».  balles  d'imprimeur,  f. 

Slicc,  slaïse,  va.  trancher,  di- 
viser, couper  par  tranches. 

Sliddoii,  slid -dn,  part,  de 
Slidc. 

Slidu,  slaîde,  (»lid,  «lidden), 
vn.  glisser,  couler,  passer  ina- 
perçu. 

—,  va.  glisser,  couler,  intro- 
duire   impercepliblemeot. 

—,  ».  glissade,  glissoire,  f,  pas- 
sage facile,  coulé,  courant,  m. 

Slider,  slaï'-denr,  ».  glisseur, 
curseur,  m.  coulisse, ^ 

—,  a.  à  coulifSi?,  f. 

Slidiiig,  slaï'-dinngne,  ».  l'ac- 
tion   de    glisser,  /. 

—  kiiot,  s    nœud  coulant,  m. 

—  place,  s.  glissoire,^.        [m. 

—  sash,   ».    châssis  k    coulisse, 
0iigbi,   slalle,  a,  mince,  super- 
ficiel, chétit,  léger.  To  make 
—    of  a  tbing,  faire  peu  de 
cas  d'une  chose. 

—  ,  ».  mépris,  artifice,  m.  ruse,  f. 
—,  va.  mépriser,   faire    peu   de 

cas  de,  renferser,  ruiner,  né- 
gliger, [qui  méprise. 

Slightef,     slaî'-teur,    ».     celui 

liligtatiug,  slaï'-tinngne,  a.  mé- 
prisant, [ad.  ayec dédain. 

Slighiiugly,       slaï'-tinngne'li, 

Sligbilj-,  slalle/-li,  ad.  négli- 
gemment, légèrement,  faible- 
ment, avec  mépris. 

Sligbtues*,  slaïte''-nesse,  s.  lé- 
gèreté, faiblesse,  négligence,/". 

Slily,  Ela!'-ll,«d.  finement. 

Sliiu,  slime,  a.  délié,  mince. 

Sliuie,  slaîme,  s.  glaire,  m. 

Sliiuiiiesa,  slaî'-mi-nesse,  s. 
■viscosité,  f.  [gluant. 

f$liiu}'.     slaï'-ml,     a.    glaireux, 

Mlisiess,  slaï'-nesse,  s.  finesse, 
f.  détour,  m. 

Sling.  slinng,  ».  fronde,  échar- 
pp,  louve  d'une  grue,  f.  A» 
oue  — ,  ad.  d'un  seul  coup,  lu 
a  — ,  en  écharpe. 

>-,  (sliiiig,  sluiig,  sliiiig)  va, 
lancer  avec  une  fronde. 


Slîiiger,  sllnng'-eur,  s.  froix 
deur,  m. 

Sliiiging,  slinng'inngne,  ». 
l'action  de  fronder,  f.  [m, 

Sliiik.  slinogk,  s.  -veau  mort  né, 

— ,  (sliiuk,  aluiik)  171  se  dé- 
rober, s'enfuir. 

Sliii,  slip,  vn.  glisser,  couler, 
faire  une  faute,  passer  légère- 
mont  sur  une  chose. 

— ,uo.  glisser,  couler;  se  déga- 
ger de;  enlever,  arracher, 

—  antay,  s'échapper,  se  sauver 

—  down,  se  laisser  tomber. 

—  ofr  one'a  «boes,  tirer  set 
souliers.  [vite. 

—  ouc^s  clotbos  ou,  s'habiller 

—  ou(,  sortir  adroitement. 

—  ont  a  Word,  l&cber  une  pa- 
role. 

— ,  s.  glissade,  bévue,  faute,  bou- 
ture, tige,  laisse,^,  brin,  mor- 
ceau, bout,  m. 

—  boai'd,  s.  coulisse, f. 

—  kiiol,  s.  nœud  coulant,  m. 

Slippcr,  slip'-peur,  s.  pantou- 
fle, savate,  f.  To  bunt  «he 
— ,  jouera  la  savale. 

Sli'pperiuess,  slip'-peur-l-nes- 
se,s.  qualité  glissante,  incerti- 
tude, l 

Slippery,  slip'peur-i,  a.  glis- 
sant, incertain,  changeant,  dif- 
ficile, obscène,  graveleux. 

Slippy,  slip'-pi,  a,  glissant, cou- 
lant, [en  pantoufle,»!. 

Sli'psboo,    slip'-cho,    s.    soulier 

Slipsbod,  slip'-shod,  a.  qui  a 
SCS  souliers  en  pantoufle.  To 
go  about  —,  traîner  la  sa- 
vate. 

Slipslop,  sl'.p'  slop,  s.  mauva's 
breuvage,  ripopée,  usage  ma- 
ladroit de  mots  élégants,  m, 

Slii,  slite,  »    fente,  rainure,  f^ 

— ,  (9li«,  Blit),  va.  fendre, tran. 
cher. 

— ,  vn.  se  fendre  sous  l'aetioa 
d'un  instrument  tranchant. 

Sli-tting-niill,  slit'-tinngne- 
mill,  s.  fenderie,/. 

Sliïcr,  slaî'-veur,  s    trïnche,, 
reielon,  m. 


SLO  i 

Sliver,  8liTe,  va.  Couper  en 
tranches,  arracher  en  long. 

Slouis.  slôlz,  s. pi.  barres,  f.pl. 

Slôbbcr.  slob'-bcur,  va.   baver. 

Slock,  slok,  vn.  apaiser,  étein- 
dre, amortir. 

Sloc.  5I6,  s.  prunelle  (rruit  du 
prunellier),  ^ 

—  trec,  s.  prunier  «auTage,  m 
Sloo|>,  sloTip,  ».  sloop,  m. 

—  of  war,  5.  corvette,  f, 
■lop,  s!op,    va.    salir,    verser, 

laisser  tomber.  [cure,  f. 

— .  s.    gâchis,  m     ripopée,    rin- 

—  basin.s.  bassin,  >?i. 
Slope.  slôpe,  a.  oblique 
—,  ad.  obliqurmeot. 

— ,  s.  pente,  échancrure   obliqui- 
té, A  [pe,A 
— ,  SlôpcMcss, s.  talus,  JH.  ram- 

—  ,  va.  échancrer,  tailler  eu 
biais,  disposer  en  talus. 

—,  vn.  biaiser,  incliner,  peu 
cher,  aller  de  travers. 

Slôpiug,  sl6'-pinugnc,  a.  obli- 
que, qui  penche. 

Slàpiiigljr,  Slôpcnise,  slô'- 
pinngne-li,  slôpe^-ouaïze,  ad 
de  travers,  en  pente,  de  côté. 

SI6piugue»s,  slô'-pinnj;ne-nes- 
se,  s.  talus,  m.  pente,  f. 

Bléppf.  slup'-pi,  a.  humide, 
bourbeux. 

Slops,  s.  culotte  large,  braies, 
chausses  do  matelot. 

Slot,  slott,  s.  trace  d'une  béte 
fauve,  f.  [teur,  ^. 

flioth,     slotb,   s.    paresse,    leu- 

SIéihriil,  slotU'-foul,  a.  pares- 
seux, [faiuéanl. 

■lôtbriill)',  slclb'-foul-li,  ad.  en 

Slôtbfiiliiecis,  aluth^-foul-nes- 
se,  s.  faiuéanlise,  A 

Slouch,  slaoulche,  s.  action  de 
regarder  la  terre  en  baissant  la 
tête,  f.  rustaud,  m. 

— ,  vti.  baisser  les  yeirx,  avoir 
"air  emprunté' 

-,  0.  rustaud. 

SliSiicbiiig-bal,  slaoutche''- 
inngne  batt,  s.grsnd  chapeau 
rabatlu,  m. 

Slou^h,    slaoli.  t.   fondrière,  f. 


38  SLU_ 

bourbier,  m.  (of  a  wild  boarj 
bauge,  dépouille,  peau,  / 
(whicb  a  saako  casts  oIT),  es- 
carre, / 

8l6ii^hy.  sladù'-t,  a.  bourheui. 

Slouih,  slaotilh,  s.  troupe,  f. 
troupeau,  m.  [prppr<?. 

Sléveu,    sjeuv'-venn,     a.    mal- 

SlôteiiliiiosB,  sleuv'-venn  ii- 
nesse,  s.  malpropreté,^. 

SlôTciilj,  slcuv'-venn-li,  ad. 
malproprement. 

— ,  a.  malpropre,  maussade. 

Slow,  slô,  fi.  lent,  tardif.  Sly 
walch  goes  — ,  ma  montre 
retarde. 

—   ^widcd,  a.   lourdaud. 

Slivirly,  sl6'-li,  nd.  lentement. 

Si6wuc8H.  Slow,  slô'-nesse,  s. 
lenteur,  f. 

Slàwworm,  s!6'-oueurm,  s.  vi- 
père aveugle,/',  orvet,  m. 

Slùbber,  sieub'-beur.  va.  agir 
négligemment. 

SlubbcrdegtilIioii,s'eub-beur- 
di-gueul'-yeune,  s.  homme  sa- 
le, malpropre,  sans-culotte,  va- 
nu-pieds,  m, 

Sliidgc,  sieudje,  s.  bourbe,  f. 

Siug,  sleug,  s.  limace,  f,  lima- 
çon, m,  garde-boutique,  bou- 
let coupé,  fainéant,  navire  mau- 
vais voilier,  lingyt,  m, 

— ,  vn.  se  mouvoir  lentement, 
fainéanter. 

Slùgabed.  Slûggaid,  sleug'- 
a-bed,  sieug'-gueurd,  s.  dor- 
meur, paresseux. 

Slûssa''diie,  sleug 'gueur-daî- 
ze,  va.  reudie  nonchalant. 

Slùggish.  sieug'-guiche,  a.  pe- 
sant, lent,  paresseux. 

Slûggisbly,  sleug'-guiche-li, 
ad.  en  fainéant,  nonchalsfli- 
ment. 

SlûggÎHhiics».  sieug'-guicha 
nc'fse,  s.  pesanteur,  paresse,/. 

Sliiice,  sliouse,  s,  éciuse,  van- 
ne, f. 

— ,  va.  ouvrir  une  écluse;  lâcher, 
chasser  les  eaux  par  des  éclu- 
ses. To—  oui,  débonder. 
— »  un.  Couler  à  flots,  i  torrent». 


SMA 


889 


SME 


fliûicjr,  sliou'-cl,  a.  à  flots,   à 

torrents 
SlÛK^kcr,      sleumm'-beur,      s. 

^ommeil  léger,  repos,  m. 
—,  vu.  sommeiller,  dormir,  être 

assoupi. 
Slûuibering,    sleum'-beur-inn- 

gne,  s.  sommeil,  m. 
SliiuiIlci'OiiB,  Slûmliery, 

sleum-'-beur-euce,     beur-i,    a. 

somnifère,  assoupissant. 
Sliiiis.    sleunng,   prêt,  et  part. 

dcSIing.  [deSlink. 

Sluuk,  sleiinngk,pre(.  et  part. 
Slur,    fleur,   l'a.    ternir,    salir; 

tricher,  duper. 
—,   s.    tour,  m.    disgrâce,    liai- 
son, f.  coulé,  m, 
Slut,   sleutt,  s.  fille  malproppe, 

salope,/'.  [té,  saloperie,  /. 

iStûttery,    sleuf-leur-i,  s.  sale- 
Slûtcish,   sieut'-ticbe,   a.    sale, 

malpropre. 
Slûttinhly.    sieut'-tiche-li,    ad. 

malproprement. 
SItittishiiess,   sleut''-tiche-ne3- 

se,  s.  malpropreté,  f. 
Sly,  slaï,  a.  sournois,  rusé. 

—  blade,$.  fin  matois,  m. 
Sly'lj',     slai'-li,    ad.    malicieu- 
sement. 

Siuack.  smak,  s.  teinture,  goût 
agréable,  m,  saveur,  f,  claque- 
ment des  lèvres,  gros  baiser, 
bateau-pêcheur,  m. 

— ,  vn.  avoir  un  t;oût,  baiser 
(bruyamment),  claquer  de»  lè- 
vres. 

—  in.  baiser  bruyamment,  faire 
claquer  ses  lèvres. 

Suiâckeriug,  smak'-keur-inn- 
gne,  s.  envie,  f,  désir,  m. 

Siuall,  smâll,  a.  petit,  menu, 
léger,  mince. 

—  béer,  s    petite  biére,  f, 

—  cards,  s.  basses  cartes,  f.  pi. 
-  coul,   s.    charbon    de   menu 

bois,  m.  [che,  petit  navire,  m 

—  crufl,  >.  ustensile  pour  la  pê- 

—  mot%cy,s.  menuaille, ,'. 

—  ofoiio's  l'V-k,  s.  défaut  des 
côtes,  m.  [be,  m. 

—  u(  lUi^  les,   t.  bas  de  la  jam- 


SmalUpoz,  s.  petite-vérole,  /*. 

—  shob,  s.  petit  plomb,  m. 
Suiâllnge,     smâl'-léflge,   ».    a- 

cbe,f.      [pet  tess',  faiblesse,  f. 

Smâllaess,       smàlK-nesse,      J. 

Sinâlly,  smâl'-li,  ad-  petitement. 

Smalt,  smâûlt,s.  émail, azur,  m. 

SmarÂgdiiie,  sma-rag'-dine,  a. 
d'émeraude.    ? 

Smerl,  smarte,  ^.  vif,  cuisant, 
aigu,  violent,  piquant,  égril- 
lard. 

— ,  s.  cuisson,  vive  douleur,^, 
chagrin;  petit-mallre,  m, 

—  ,vn.  cuire,  ressentir  une  cuis- 
son, éprouver  une  vive  douleur. 

Siuûriing,  smarte'-inngne,  s. 
cuisson,  douleur  cuisante,  f. 

Sin&rtly,  smarte'-li,  ad.  vive- 
ment, spirituellement. 

.Sniârtness,  sn'arte'-nesse,  s. 
subtililé,  cuisson,  fiuesse,  f. 

Siuatch,  smatcbe,  i.  teinture, 
mauvais  goiit,  son,  m.  (oiseau) 
cul-blanc,  m. 

Sniâttcr,  smat'-teur,  s.  con- 
naissance légère,  f. 

—,  vn,  avoir  une  teinture,  une 
connaissance  légère,  parler  en 
ignorant. 

Smàtierer,  smat'-teur-eur,  s. 
demi -savant,  )?i. 

Smâlleriiig.  smat'-teur-inn- 
gne,  s.  teiuture,  connaissance 
superficielle,  /. 

Smear,  smîre,  va.  graisser,  ta- 
cher, souiller,  déshonorer. 

Sméary,  smlre'-i,  a.  graisseux, 
gluant. 

Siuceih,  smîlhe,  vn.  fumer, 
noircir  de  fumée. 

Smégniaiic,  smeg'-mate-ik,  a. 
savonneux,  détersif. 

Smcll,  smell  (siuull,  smell), 
VU.  sentir,  flairer;  pressentir, 
se  douter  de.  To  —  out,  dé- 
couvrir, 

— ,  vn.  sentir,  flairer.  To  — 
bad.  sentir  mauvais.  Ta  — 
of  caluiuuy,  sentir  la  calom- 
nie, [rat,  m. 

— ,   (.    odeur,    senteur,  f.  odo- 

—  feasl,  >.  parasite,  m. 


SMl 


890 


SMQ 


Biiiéllcr,   smel'-leur,    s.    celui 

qui  sent,  fluireur.      [dorai,  m. 

Kiiiclliug,  smcl'-linngne,  s.  l'o- 

—  ,  n.  qui  senl.  Swce»  —,  odo- 
riféraut. 

—  koitlo,  s.  flacon,  m. 
»inioll-<uiock,    smclK'Smùk,    s. 

uD  efféminé,  m. 
Miiicli,  srael^,  prél.  eX  part,  de 

Siucll. 
—,  va-  foudre  (du  minerai). 

—  ,  s.  éperian,  m. 
ISuiéUer,  smell'-eur,  S  fondeur, 

?)i.  [geurs,  m  pi. 

^iiiirliors,  smelt'-eurz,  s.  cbar- 
Smcliijig.  smell'-inngne,s.  fon- 
te du  minerai,  f. 

—  hoiisc,  s.  fonderie,  f. 
Siucrk,  smeurk,  a.  gai,  enjoué. 
— ,  un.  avoir  un  visage  riaut. 

—  ,  va.  sourire  agréablement.  — 
upon,  regarder  d'un  visage 
riant. 

Buiéi'kSiig,  smeurk'-inngne,  a. 
souriant,  agréable.  l.ook  — , 
air  riant,  m. 

Suiîckcr,  smik'-keur,  Un.  re- 
garder amoureusement. 

Siuikct,  sicik'-kitt,  s.  chemise 
de  femme,  f. 

Smïlo,  smalle,  «n  sourire,  rirB, 
se  moquer,  plaire,  favoriser. 

— ,  s.  souris,  sourire,  in. 

Suiiliiig. smaî'-linugne,n.  riant. 

fSuiiliiigl}-.  smaî-linugnc-li,  ad. 
en  souriant,  d'un  air  riant. 

Stuite,  smaïte  (siuote,  sini<- 
leu),  va.  frapper,  tuer,  affl- 
ger,  châtier,  ruiner,  enflammer, 
p.ifsionner,  charmer,  saisir. 
Siuillcu  «iih  loie,  épris 
d'amour. 

— ,  vn.  se  choq:ier.  se  heurter. 

Biuit,a    V.  Siiiilteu.  [))j. 

Smflvr,  smaï'-teur,  S.frappeur, 

giuiili,  smitb,  s.  forgeron,  celui 
qui  met  en  œuvre  les  métaux, 
»!.  Black  —,  taillandier,  ))!. 
Ciiii  — ,  armurier,  m.  Lock 
— .  serrurier,  m.  Goltl  — ,  or- 
fèv..-. 

—  craft,  S.  art  du  forgeron, m 
— '•   sbop,   s.   forge,    f. 


Sniilherjr,  smilh'-eur-l,  *,  fei^ 

ronnerie,  f. 

Smiiby,  sm:th'-i,  S.  forge,  f. 

SuiocU,  smok,  s.  chemise  di 
femme,  f.      [efféminé,    Llême. 

Smôi'kraccd,    smok'-féste,     a. 

Siuoke,  smfike,  s.  fumée,  f. 

— ,  vn.  fumer,  être  puni,  s'en- 
flammer, faire   le  railleur. 

—,  ta.  fumer,  enfumer  ;  dtviuer, 
découvrir;  ridiculiser.  To  — 
ilfj,  boucaner,  fumer.  To  — 
ont,  enfumer  (of  animais). 

.«iiuôkor,  smô'-keur,  s.  fu- 
meur, 7(1. 

Siiiôkini'ss,   smô'-ki-nes»e,   s. 

gran-le  fumée,  f. 
Smoking,     sniô'-kinngno ,     s. 

l'action   de    fumer. 
—,  a.   fumant,    fumeux. 

—  flax,  s.  lumignon  qui  fume, m. 
Siiiôkc-leBs,      smôke'-less,     s. 

sans    fumée.  [fuligineux. 

Sniôk},  sm6'-kl,   a.  qui   fume, 

Siuooih,  smoùîA,  a.  uni,  poli, 
lisse,  doux,  coulant,  flatteur, 
affable.  —  laoïguagc,  paroles 
mielleuses,  f.  pi.  —  lougued, 
a.  qui  a  une  langue  douce- 
reuse. —  •»»'«,  ».  stjle  aisé, 
m. 

— ,  lia.  unir,  polir,  lisser,  apla- 
nir, diminuer,  calmer,  flatter 
—  oiie  up,  cajnler  flatter. 

Suiûotlicu ,  smoTit/i'-n  ,  va. 
polir.  [a.  qui  a  l'air  doux. 

$$môalhraced,      smo^lI/i''■féste, 

f^iuôoihiiig,  smotit/c'-iungLie,  a. 
qui  adoucit,  qui  polit.  —  ii-ou, 
S.  fer  à  lisser,  m. 

Sniôoibl}'.  smotif/j'-li,  ad.  unl- 
menl,  tout  doucement,  sans 
obstacle,  avec   flatterie. 

SujoétbiiesB,  smoùlh^-nesse,  s. 
douceur,  f   poli,  }u. 

Suiolc,  smôte,  prêt,  de  SiuKe. 

Smôiber ,  smeutft'eur,  lia. 
étouffer,  supprimer,  cacher. 

— ,  vn.  suffoquer;  étouffer  (o' 
Ere),  être  étouffé. 

—  ,s.  suffocation,  ,nmée,  f. 
nua.se  de  poussière,  m.  To 
kecp  iu   — ,   tenir   caché. 


SNA 


891 


SNÉ 


0iu6thcrer,     smeuth'-e^T-ear , 

celui  qui  étouffe,  m. 

Sutôtlieriiig ,  8meuth''-eur- 
inngne,  s.  action    d'étouffer,  ^ 

Sinéiilder,  smôl''-deur,  va. 
étouffer. 

Smôuldci'iug)  Siuouldi'y, 
smSI'-deur-inngne,  smôl'-dri, 
a  qui  brûle  et  fume  sans  a-voir 
d'issue. 

Buiug,  smeug,  a.  propre,  élé- 
gant, coquet.  To  —  onc^s 
■cir  iip.  va,  se  bien  mettre, 
se  bien  ajuster. 

0iuûgglc,  smeug'-gl,  vn.  faire 
la  contrebande.  To  —  iu,  faire 
entrer  en  contrebande. 

Sniûggler,  smeug'-gl-eur,  s 
contrebaudier. 

duiûgly,  smeug'-li,  ad.  leste- 
ment. 

ffinûgiiecs,  smeug'-nesse,  s 
propreté,    f. 

Simui,  smeule,  .;.  suie,  saleté, 
tache,  obscénité,  nielle,  f. 

— ,  va.   barbouiller,   salir. 

—,  vn.  être  gâté  par  la  nielle. 

Smuick,  smeutcne,  va.  noircir 
de  fumée. 

Siuûtiiljr,  smeut'-ti-li,  ad.  sa- 
lement. 

Siuûitiness ,  smeutMi-nesse, 
s.  saleté,  impudicité,  /. 

Suiùttj,  smeut^-ti,  a.  obscèue, 
sale,  gâté  par  la  nielle. 

Suack,  snak,  s.  part,  f.  To  go 
— ,  partager.  [don,  m. 

Suàffli-,   snaf'-fl,  s.  filet,  m.  bri- 

— ,  va.  brider,  conduire,  tenir 
en  bride.  [nœud,  m. 

Suug,  soag,  s.  bosse,  saillie,  f. 

—  tooth,  s     surdeni,  f. 

8ii4ggy.  Suâgged,  suag'-gui, 
snag'-gd,  a.  noueux,  bossu, 
pointu. 

■uai!,  snéie,  s.  lima;on,  m. 
limace,  ^.  lambin  (of  persons), 
m.  tortue,  f. 

■iiake,  snèke,  t.  serpent,  »i. 
Italilc  —,  serpent  h  son- 
nettes. 

.—  roc»,  s.    serpentaire,    vi. 

•—  iveed,  s.  bislortej  m. 


Sii&ky,  snê'-ki,  a.  de  serpent, 

plein  de  serpents. 

Siiiip,  snap,s.  cassure,  f,  éclat, 
bruit,  claquement  ;  gourmand, 
m.  morsure,  prise,  f 

— ,  va.  casser  (sec),  fra]ip"i  ^a■vec 
un  bruit  aigu);  happer,  mor- 
dre, saisir;  brusquer,  gonr- 
mander.  [des  injures 

— ,  un.  rompre,  éclater;  proférer 

Suâ|>di-agoii,  snap''-drag-eunej 
5.  muffle  de  veau,  m. 

Siiàiiper,  snap'-peur,î.  bourru, 
capricieux 

Siiâppers,  snap'-peurt,  (.  pi 
castagnettes,  f.  pî. 

Siiappisb,  snap'-picbe,  a.  bar- 
.cneux,  bourru. 

Suiippisbly,  snap'-piche-li,  ad. 
aigrement,    rudement. 

SisâppishiieBs,  snap^-piche- 
nesse,  s.  aigreur  dans  le  dis- 
cours, f.  [sac,  m. 

Stiâpsack,  snap'-sak,  s.  havre- 

Siiare,  snère,  S.  piège,  m.  em- 
bûches, f.  pi. 

— ,  va.  atlrapper,  faire  tomber 
dans    un    piège. 

Suarl,  snarl,  vn,  grommeler, 
gronder,  grogner.  Suâi-liug- 
dog,  cbien  hargneux. 

Sitâi'ler,  snar'-leur,  ».  gron- 
deur, grognon,  bourru. 

Suâry,  sné'-ri,  a.  insidieui, 
plein  de  pièges. 

Suast,  snaste,  s.  lumignon,   m. 

Siiatch,  snalche,  va.  happer, 
arracher,  gripper,  enlever, 
attraper. 

— ,  J.  action  de  saisir,  d'enlever 
rapidement;  échappée,  f.  ac- 
tion momentanée,  f.  iccès, 
éclair,  m. 

Su&icber,  snatche'-eur,  s.  ce- 
lui qui  arrache. 

Siiâicbingly.  snatche'-inngne- 
li,  ad.  h  la  hâte 

Sneak,  snike ,  vn.  ramper, 
rôder,  se  glisser,  s'avilir.  — 
aloiig,  aller  la  tête  baissée. 

Siiéakcf,  sni'-keur,  s.  jatte,  /. 
bol,  m 

Suéakiiig  ,     sni'-kinngue ,    a. 


SNO 


892 


SO 


qui  se  glisse,   qui  rampe;  bas, 
vii,  avare,  mesquin. 

—  feliow,  s.  ladre,  être  y\\. 

—  doii>gs,  s.  bassesses,  f.  pi, 
Suéiikiiigly,       SDi'-kinngne-li, 

ad.    basseraeul. 
Siiéakiugiieas,      sni'-kinngne- 

nesse,  s.  bassesse,  f, 
Sueer,  snire,  ivi.  ricaner,  parler 

en    hypocrite. 
— ,  s.  ris  moqueur,  ïn.   [nenr,  )>!, 
Siiporer,   SDlre''-ear,     s.     rica- 
Suécring ,     sntre'-inngne,     s. 

ricanement,  m. 
Suecxe,  sntze,  vn.  éternuer. 
— ,  s.  éternument,  m. 

—  wort,  s.  siernutatoire,  f. 
Suéezing,      sn!z'-inDgD9 ,      a. 

sternutaloire. 

Siiib.  voy.   Suub. 

Suick-aud-snee,  snik'-annd- 
sui',  s.  comLat  à  coups  de  cou- 
teau, 

Suiekvr,  snik'-keur,  vn.  ricaner. 

Siiiff.   sniff,    vn.    renifler. 

Siiip  off,  gnip  (eiiiiiit)^  va. 
couper  tout  d'un  coup  avec  des 
ciseaux. 

— .  s.  petit  morceau,  m.  part,  f. 

Siiîpe,  snaîpe,  (.  bécassine, 
bête,  f.    sol    m. 

SH<pper,  snip'-peur,  s.  celui 
qui  coupe  avec  de!  ciseaux. 

Siiippet,  snip'-pilt,  5.  petit 
morceau,  ni. 

Siifpsiiap,  snip'-snap,  s.  lutt*  à 
coups  de  langue;  répartie  pi- 
quante, f, 

Suivel,  sniv'-vl,  s.  roupie,  f, 

— <  vn.  couler  du  nez;  criailler. 

8u(TcIlcr,saiv'-vI-eur,  s.  pleu- 
reur, m.  [roupieux. 

Snivclling,  sniv'-ïl-inngne,  a. 

—  cold,  s.  rliume  de  cerveau. 
8n6ok,  &ao'>'k    vn.  être    aux  a- 

guets. 
Suorc,  Sii6i*iiftg,    snôre,    saô^- 

rlnngne,  ».  ronflement,  )u. 
—,  l'M.  ronfler. 

Siiôrcr.  snô'-reur,  s.  ronfleur. 
Siior»,  snorte,   i7i.   ronfler,  s'é- 

broner. 
Siioi,  snott,  s.  morve,  f. 


Snôii),  snol'ti,  a.  morveux. 

Siioiil,  snaoTile,  s.  groin,  ma« 
seau,  lujau,  m.  (of  an  élé- 
phant) trompe,  /'. 

Suôuted,  suao'ùte'-cd,  a,  qui  a 
un  groin. 

Suûw,    snô,    5.    neige,  /. 

—  bail,  t,  pelote  de  neige,  f, 

—  iirop,s.  perce-neige,^. 

—  flacke»,   s.  flocons  de  neige, 

rpi. 

— ,  vn.  neiger.  [neije. 

Siiàn-y,  snô'-i,    a.  neigeux,  de 

Siiub,  sneub,  va.  gourmander, 
réprimander;  couper,  casser  le 
bout.  fnprinnande,  f. 

— ,  s.    nœud    dans    le    bais,  m. 

Suiidge,  sneudge,  s.  vieux  ta- 
quin, vieil  avare,  vilain,  m. 

—  aloug,  DU.  marcher  avec  dé- 
fiance, à  pas  comptés. 

Suuff,  sneuff,  s.  tabac  en  pou- 
dre; lumignon;  ressentiment, 
m.  mouclmres  de  chandelle, 
bout  de  chandelle.  Piuch  of 
—  ,  pnae  de  tabac. 

—  box,  s.  tabatière,^. 

—  disk,  s.  porte-niouchettes,  m. 
— )  vn.  ronfler,  renifler. 

— t  va.  aspirer,  flairer,  moucher 
(a  candie). 

SuûlTerg,  sneuf'-feurz,  s.  mou- 
chettes,  f.  pi. 

Suûtùah,  Siniffy,  sneuf'-fiche, 
fi,  a.  qui  a  l'odeur  de  tabac, 
barliouillé  de  tabac, 

iSiiûriIsh,  sneuf'-fiche,  a.  poin- 
tilleux. 

Si'ûrfle,  sneuf'-û,  vn.  nasiller, 
faire  du  bruit  en  respirant  par 
le  nez.  [zillard. 

SiiûrOvr,    sneuf-fl-eur,    s.    na> 

Siiug,  sneug,  «.  serré,  coi,  com« 
mode,  convenable.  To  lie  —, 
demeurer  coi. 

— ,  vn.  se  joindre,  se  serrer. 

Siiiiggle.  sneng'-gl,  un.  se  te- 
nir serré,  se  peloter. 

So.  sô,  ad.  ainsi,  de  même,  cela. 
de  cette  manière,  comme  cela, 
si,  par  conséquent,  pourvu  que, 
alors,  eh  bien  1 

—  be  it,  ainsi  soitil. 


soc 


893 


SOF 


•o  ill,  si  ma'^, 

—  miich.  tant,  si,  aussi. 

—  ao,  la  ia,  passablement. 

—  (bat,  tellement  que. 

—  well,  si  bien.  «  [te. 

—  .and  —  forth,  et  ainsi  du  res- 
Soak,   sôke,   va.   tremper,  faire 

tren:per,  imbiber,  abreuver,  ta- 
rir, épuiser. 

— ,  vn.  tremper,  b'imbiber,  péné- 
trer, boire  largement. 

S6aU.-r,  sô'-lieur,s.  biberon, m. 

Sôakiii^,  sô'-kinngne,  s.  l'ac- 
tion de  tremper,  de  boire. 

Soap,  sôpe,  s.  savon,  m, 

—  bail,  S.  savonnette,  f. 

—  boilur,  s   savonnier,  m, 
•a-  boii^e,  j   savonnerie,  f, 

—  -nort,  s.  saponaire,  f. 
—,va.  savonner. 

SôiipY,  sô'-pi,  a.  savonneux. 

Boar,  Bôre,  vu.  prendre  l'essor, 

s'élever.  [m. 

—,  s.    essor,    élan,    vol    rapide, 

Sûaring,  s6'-rinngne,  (i.  élevé, 
ardent.  A  bigb  —  siylc,  un 
stjle  élevé. 

Sob,  sob,  t'a.  sangloter. 

—,  s.  sanglot,  m.  Ig'ot,  m. 

Sobbiug,  sob'-binngoe,  s.  san- 

•ûbL-r.  sô'-beur,  a.  sobre,  sage, 
modéré,  sérieux. 
,  Sa.  désenivrer,  rendre  sobre. 

■ôbci'ly,  s9'-beur-ll,  ad.  sobre- 
ment. 

Sôberiiess,  Sôbriely,  sS'- 
teur-nesse,  sô-b.'-aî'-i-ti,  s.  re- 
tenue, sobriété,  tempérance, 
modération,  gravité,  sagesse,  f. 

■ôcrage,  sok'-kedje,  t.  socage, 
(jouissance  df  terre  moyennant 
certaines  redevances  féodales). 

Saccager,  soli'-ké-djeur,  s.  ce- 
lui gui  tient  en  socage. 

Sociabflit)',  sâcbi-A'-biK-i-ti,  S. 
sociabilité,  f. 

Sociable,  sô/-chi-a-bl,  a.  socia- 
ble, affable,  communicalif. 

Sâciableiiess,  sô'-chi-a-bl-nes- 
se,  s   caractère  sociable,  m. 

Sôciablj-.  sô'-chi-a-bli,  ud,  d'u- 
ne man  ère  sociable. 

fiôciai,  sà'-cbal,  a.  Se  bon  com- 


1      merce,qnl  a  rapports  la  société. 

tSôcialucss,  sô'-chal-nesse,  $ 
qualité  sociable,  f, 

Sucici}',  sfl-saî'-i-ti,  s.  société, 
confrérie,  coiTtlunaulé,  asso- 
ciation, /. 

Sociiiiauiniu,  so-sine''-i  ane- 
izm,  s.  le  sociaaiRme,  m. 

Sock,  sok,  s.  socque,  soc  de 
chairue,  chausson,  m. 

Siicket,  sok''-kitt,  8,  bobèche,  f 
soubassement,  m. 

—  of  a  laui|i,  s.  bec  de  lampe, 
"1.  [dent,  m. 

—  ut  a  loolh,  s.   alvéole  d'une 

—  of  ihe  l'je,  s.  orbite,  f. 
Socle,  sô'-kl,  s.  (arch.)  8ocle,m. 
Sod.  sud,  s.  g.nzon,  jït. 

—  .prêt,  de  Seelh. 
Sôiln.  sô'-da,  s.  soude,  f. 
Sodniii)'.  sô-dal/-i-ti,  s.  confré- 
rie, société,/. 

Soddeii,sod'-dn,f  art.de  Seeth. 
Siidcr,  sod'-deur,  s.  soudure,  f. 
— .  in.  souder.  [deur,  m. 

Sôtieror,  sôd'-deur-eur,  5.  sou- 
Soderiug,  sod'-deur-inngne,  S. 
soudure,  f 

—  iroii,  S.  soudoire,  m. 
Sôdomitc,  sod'-ô-maïte,  s.  pé- 
déraste, m. 

Sôdoiuiiical,  sod^-6-maïte-i- 
kal,  a.  de  sodomie.  [f, 

Sôdoni}',  sod'ô-mi,  s.  sodomie, 

Soéver,  s6-ev'-eur,  pro.  que  ce 
soit.  'Who  — ,  qui  que  ce  soit. 

Sofa,  s6'-fa,  ».  e>'iade, /•.  sofa. 

Soft,  sorte,  a.  iHOn,  mol,  molle, 
doux,  tendre,  civil,  efféminé, 
humain,  craintif. 

—,  int.  tout  beau  I 

—,  ad.  mollement. 

— .s.  mou,  mol,  m 

Softeii,  sof'-fn,  va.  adoucir, 
amollir,  alléger,  énerver.  To  — 
tcmpcred  iron,  détremper, 

—  ,  vn.  s'amollir,  s'adoucir,  dé- 
laisser, flécliir. 

Séf  iL-iiiiig,  sof'-fn-inngne,  i 
adoucissement,  émollient,  m. 

sôstisb,  sof^-Sche,  a.  mollet, 
doux,  m. 


SOL 


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SOL 


S6rily,  Borte'-li,  ad.  doucement, 
tendrement,  mollement,  à  petit 
bruit. 

Sôfluer,  sol'.fneur,  s.  qui  adou- 
cit, foulage. 

Sôrciivss,  softe'-ncsse,  s.  mol- 
lesse, douceur,  civililé,  pusil- 
lanimité, f. 

Sôho,  sft'-hô,  m(  holà! 

Soil,  sôïl,  s.  sol,  terroir,  terrain, 
fumier,  ))î.  tache,  souillure,  f. 

— .u<!.  salir,  souiller,  fumer,  fer- 
tiliser. 

Sôilecl.sô'-ild,n.  fumé. 

Soîliuess,  Soiliii'c,  sôïK-i-nes- 
se.  youre,  s.  souil  uie,  f. 

Sojourn,  sô'-djeurne,  vn.  sé- 
journer, demeurer. 

—  ,  Sojoiii'uing,  s.  séjour,  ))!. 
Sôjoiirucr,    sô'-djeurn-eur,    s. 

étranger,  m. 
Sol,  soi,  s.  fol,  sou,  le  soleil,  vi. 
Sôlace,  sol'-lace,  l'a.   consoler, 

égayer,  récréer. 
—,  in.  se  consoler,  s'égajer.  To 

— oiie'dxclf,  i)(i.  se  complaire. 

—  ,s.  consolation  joie,  f 
SulAudLT,  sô-lann'-deur,  s.  so- 

landres,  f.  pi. 

Sôlar,  Sôlary,  s6'-lar,  sô'-lar- 
i,  a.  solaire,  du  soleil. 

So!d,  sôld.i)rd(.ct;)ur«.deScIl. 

—,  s.  solde,  f. 

Sâldan,  sôl'-dann,s.  Soudan,  m. 

Solder,  sol'-deur,  vu.  souder, 
consolider. 

— .  s.  soudure,  f. 

Sôtdcrer,  sol'-deur-eur,  3.  ce- 
lui qui  unit,  cimente. 

Sôldier.  sôl'-djeur,  ».  soldai,  ))î. 

Sûldici'l]',  —  liko,  tôl'-djeur- 
li,  liiîke,  (1.  guerrier,  en  soldat. 

S<ildiei'sbip,  sôi'-djeur-chipe, 
.S.  professiou  de   tjldat,  f. 

Sôldicry.  .-6l'-tljeur-i,  s.  solda- 
tesque, /.  les  iroupes,  f  pi. 

Sole,  sole,  s.  sole  (a  fisli).  (of 
a  shoe)  pemellc,  f.  (of  the  foot) 
p'anle  du  pied,  f. 

—,  va.    resftmiler. 

—  ,  a.  seul,  unique. 
Sùlecisni,   sol'-i-cizm,  ».   solé- 
cisme, m, 


Sôlcly,  s61a'-li,  ad.  seulement, 
uniquerrent, 

SôU'uiu,  sol'-emm,  a,  sp'ennelj 
frrave,  réservé. 

SôIl-isiui'sn,  SôU-niiiit)',  soi'- 
lem-nesse,  sol-lcnt'-ui-li,  s.  so- 
lennité, cérémonie,  gravité, ma- 
jesté, f. 

Solcniiiiz&iion,  so-lem-ni-ié'- 
cheune,».—  sation,  Z'. 

Sôlciuuizc,  sol'-lem-naïM)  va. 
r-olenniser,  célébrer, 

Sôioiiiiily,  sol'-lem-l!,  ad.  so- 
lennellement, majestueusement. 

Solicit,  s6-liss'-cite,  va.  sollici- 
ter, exciter,  pousser,  engager, 
briguer,  inquiéter,  chagriner. 

Soliciiâtio»,  sô-lice-i  té'-cheu- 
ne,  s.  instance,  sollicitation, 
persuasion, ^ 

.<?oiici(or,  sô-llce'-ite-eur,  ». 
toli.citeur,  procureur  en  chan- 
cellerie, m. 

Sulicitoiis,  sô-!iss'-cite-euce,  a. 
inquiet,  chagrin. 

.^olicitoiisl)',  EÔ-liss'-cite-euce- 
li,  iid.  avec  inquiétude. 

^uh'ritrcss,  sô-lice'-i-trcsse,  s. 
solliciteuse,  f. 

Solicititde.  sfl  liss'-ci-tioude,  s. 
sollicitude,  f.  souci,  m. 

S6lid,  «ol'-ide,  a  solide,  fort, 
judicieux,  compacte,  massif, 
durable,  réel. 

— ,  s.  solide,  cube,  m. 

Solidity,  sô-lid'-i-li, S. solidité, A 

Sôiidi)',  sol'-lid-li,  ad.  solide- 
ment. 

SôlidiicBS,  sol'-lid-nesse,  t.  so- 
lidiié,  fermeté,  vérité,  f, 

Soliloqiiy,  sôliK-lô-koul,  t,  so- 
liloque, ))!. 

S<Sling,  sA'  linngne,  ».  l'actioa 
de  ressemeler,  m. 

•Solitaire,  scl-li-tére',  «•  soli- 
taire,ermite. m, 

Sôlitarily,  sol^-li-ta-ri-li,  ad. 
solita  rement. 

.«^ôiitariiicKs,  soI'-M-tar-ri-nes- 
'e,  s.  retraite,  f. 

SôMlaty,  soK-li-ta-ri,  0.  soli- 
taire, retiré. 

— ,  j.  solil«if?j  reclus, ermite,  m. 


SOM 


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soo 


86lilude,  so^-li-tioude,  s.  soli- 
tude, retraite, A 

SôUor,  sol'-Ieur,  s    grenier,  m. 

Sol  misa  lion,  sol-mi-zé'cheuDe, 
s.  act.  de  solfier, 

Solo,  sA'-16,  s.  solo,  m. 

Solstice,  sol'-stice,  s.  solsllce.m. 

Solsliiîal,  sol-stiche'-al,a.  sois- 
titial. 

Solubi'litj-,  sol-lou-biK-l-tl,  s. 
solubilité,  f. 

Sôluble,  soK-iou-bl,  a.  soluble, 
libre. 

Solution,  sA-ltou'-cheune,  s. 
solution,  dissolution,  division, 
séparation,  f. 

S6lutiTe,sol'-iou-ti've,  a. laxstiT. 

Solvable,  soK-va-blia.  solvable, 
a  se  à  résoudre,  soluble. 

Sol»e,solve,  va.  décider,  résou- 
dre, expliquer. 

Sélvcncy,  soK-venn-ci,  s.  sol- 
vabilité f.  [dissolvant. 

S6lvrut,  soK-vennt,  a.  solvable, 

SôU'ible,  sol'-vi-bl,  a.  soluble. 

Some,  seume,  a.  quelque  cer- 
tain, environ,  à  peu  près.  — 
monej-,  quelque  argent.  — 
people,  certaines  gens.  — 
Diue  op  tcn  persous,  neuf 
ou  dix    personnes  k  peu  près. 

— ,pron.  quelques-uns,  les  uns, 
une  partie,  en. 

^,  art.  de,  du,  de,  la,  de  1',  des. 
Gîve  me  —  brend,  donnez- 
moi  du  pain. 

—  bod;,  s.  quelqu'un,  m.  — 
cise,  quelque  autre. 

SAmehow,     seume''-haon,    ad 

d'une  façon  ou  d'autre, 
Somerset,      -    snuK,     seum'- 
ireur-sett,  ».  saut  périlleux,»!, 
culbute,  f. 
Bâmctbiiig,    ^eume'-thinngne, 

pr.  quelque  chose. 
— .  ad.  un  peu. 
Sômetimc,    seumeMaîme.  ad. 

autrefois,  naguère,  une  fois. 
Somelimcs,  seume'-taîzm ,   nd. 

quelquefois,  tantôt. 
Sômvnliut,    seume'houott,    s. 

quelque  chose,  m. 
—jod.  tant  soit  peu,  un  pea. 


.^ômcnhcre,       seume'-houére, 

ad.  quoique  part 
S<jmewbiie,seunie'-houaïle,rt(i. 

quelque  temps. 
Somiiâmbulist,      somm-nara'' 

liou-liste,  s.  somnambule. 
Soi^  iiirerotis,  SoniiBifAo, 

somm-nif'-fe:  euce,  ik,  a.  som- 
nifère, m. 
Sémnolîiicj:,     somm'-nô-leun- 

ci,  s  as:f  upissemcnt. 
Son,  sonn,s.  fils,  »)î.  — i«-Iaw, 
s.  gendre,   m.   Sii-p  —   beau- 
fils.  Grand  -,  s.  petit-fils,  m. 
G«<l  —,  s   filleiM,  m. 
Sonata,  fô-né'-ta,  5.  sonate,^. 
Souncttéer,    sôn-nel-tîre',     », 

méchant  poëte,  m. 

Song,sonng.  s.  chanson,  poésie, 

/■.  chant,  ;n.  [teur,  )7i. 

Séngsier,  sonng'-steur,  s .  chan- 

Séngfilress,    soungZ-slresse,   s, 

cbauteuse,  f, 
Sonifcrous,      SouoiiCc,     sô- 
nif'-fer-euce,  soae-ô-rif'-fik,  a. 
sonore. 
Séunct,  son'-neit,  s.  sonnet, m. 
So»6rous,   s6-nâ'''reuce,  a.  so- 
nore, résonnant. 
Sonôponslj, sô  nô^-reuce-liiOdi 

avec  un  son  éclatant. 
Soiiérougncss,        sô  n&'-reuca- 
nefse,  s.  qualité  sonore, /.  son 
éclatant,  îiu  [f 

SéuHbip.sonn'-chipe, s.  filiation, 
Soon,  sôîinn,  ad.  bientôt,  tôt, 
vite,  volontiers.  Too  — ,  ad. 
trop  tôt.  —  atter,  bientôt 
après.  As  —  as,  aussitôt  que. 
Soôner,  sôùne'-eur,  ad.  plus 
tôt,  dès  que.  [tôt. 

Soéncsi,  soTine'-este,  ad.  leplus 
Soope,  so'ùpe,  s.  ioupe,  f, 
Sooi,  sôutl,  s.  suie,  f, 
Suôtcd,   sôùte'-ed,   a.    couvert 
de  suie.  [plaît. 

Sooth,  soïith,   a.  agréable,   qui 
—,  sôath,   va.    caresser,  flatter, 
apaiser.  [m, 

Soôiber,  sôùth'-evT,  S.  flatteur, 
Soôthîng,  S(5ù(/i'-inngne,  ».  flat- 
terie, f. 
Soôihsaj',  sc5ith'-sé,va.  deviner. 


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SOR 


8o6llisaj'er,  "ioulh'-sé-eur,  s. 
de-vm,  m. 

Soéihsnjing,  soùth'-sê-incgne, 
s    divinaton,  f. 

So6iiiic9s,so'ùte'-i-nesse,s  cou- 
leur de  suie,  ïh. 

Soôiy,  soù'-ti,  a.  plein  de  suie, 
Ouscur, 

0op,  sopp.  s  soupe,  f.  pain  sau- 
cé, m.  douceur,  f.  présent,   ?)!. 

—,  va.  tremper,  saucer. 

Sopli,sor,  s.  écolier  depuis  deux 
ans  à  l'université,  jn. 

Sô|ilii,  sô'-fi,  s    sophi,  m. 

.Sôiibism,  sof'-fizrn,  s.  sophis- 
me, m. 

SôpbisI,  Sopbisler,  sof-fiste, 
sof'-fis-teur,  s.  sophiste,  pro- 
fesseur de  philosophie,  m, 

SiiphiBlical,  sô-fis'-ti-kal,  a 
sophistique. 

Sopbfsiicaily,  sfi-fisMi-kal-li, 
ad-  en  sophiste. 

SopbiHticaie,  sa-fis'-ti-kéte,  a. 
frelaté,  corrompu. 

—,  va.  falsifier. 

Suphisiicàiion,  sô-fis-ti-ké'- 
cheune,  s.frelalage,  m. 

Sôpliistry,  sof'-fis-tri,  s.  so- 
phisme, m.  [soupir 

Sôpornto,  sop'-6-réte ,  va.    as- 

Sop»irifcroiis.sop-ô-rir'-eur-eu- 
ce,  a.  fopoiifère. 

ISoparifuroiigness,  sopor-if- 
eur-ei)ce-nesse,  s.  propriété  so- 
porilîqi'e,  f. 

Si'ippoil,  snppt.  a   trempé. 

SoppiT,  sop'-peur,  s  celui  qui 
ir.mpe.  [be,  A 

Sorb-npple.  sorb'-ap-pl,  S,  sor- 

—  «rce,  s.  sorl.ier,  m. 

Sôi'bilc,  sor'-bile,  a.  potable. 

Surbiiioii,  sor-biche'-eune,  ». 
act,  de  boire. 

Sûrbouis(e,  sor'-bon-niste,  s. 
docteur  en  théologie,»!. 

Sofcerer.  sor'-ceur-eur,  s.  sor- 
cier, magicien,  m. 

Sûrccreas,  sor  ceur-esse,  s. 
snrcière,  f. 

Soi-cvry,  sor'-ccur-i,  s.  sorcel- 
lerie, f.  sortilège,  enchante- 
ment, m. 


Soi'd,  sorde,  s.  gazon,  m.  herbs, 

A 

Siii'did.  sor'-did,  «.  sordide,  mé- 
prisable, servile,  avare,  m. 

Sûr<liclly,  sor'-did-li,  ad.  sordi- 
dement. 

Sordidiicss,  sur'-did-nesse,  s. 
■vilenie,  bassesse,  f. 

Sordiiie,  sor-dlne'.s.sourdine,^ 

Sorc,  sôre,  s.  ulcère,  mal,  m. 
p'ale,  /■. 

—  brenst,  j    mal  au  sein,  m. 

—  cars,  j.  mal  d'oreilles,  m. 

—  eycB.t.  mal  d'jeux,  m. 

—  tbroii(,s.  mal  de  gorjre,  m. 

—  a.  qui  fait  mal,  malade;  facila 
à  s'inquiéter,  douiouieux  au 
toucher;  grand,  rude. 

— ,  ad.  fort,  grandement,  grièTS- 
ment,  outrément,  en  faisant  du 
mal. 

Sôicl.sy-ril,  s.  daim  de  trois  ans. 

Sorely.  sôre'-li,  ad.  grande- 
ment, fort. 

Sôreiiess,  s8re'-nes?e,  s.  mal 
VI.  amertume,  douleur,  A 

Sôrrel,  sor'-ril,  s.  oseille,  f. 

—.a.  (colour)  alezan, 

Soi'ôricide,  sô-ror'-risaïde,  ». 
meurtre  d'une  sœur. 

Sôrrilly,  5or/-ri-li,  ad.  chétive- 
ment,  mal,  pauvrement. 

Siirriiiess,  sor'-ri-nesse,  médio- 
crité, bassesse,  f. 

Sôi-row.  sor'-rô,  s.  tristesse,  f. 
chagrin,  m. 

—  proof.  a,  insensible, indolent. 
Sôrron,  vn-  s'affliger. 
Nôrrowiug,    sor'-rô-inngne,  ( 

affliction,  désolation,  f. 

SôiTowfiil,  sor'-rô-foul,  a.  trii- 
te,  affliïé,  m  sérable. 

Sôrronfully.  sor'-rô-foul-Ii,  ad. 
tristement,  misérablement. 

Sôrry.  sor'-ri.  a.  fâché,  marri, 
chétif,  méchant,  fâcheux. 

Sori,  sorti,  s.  sorte,  espèce,  ma- 
nière, f.  ordre,  rang,  m. 

—,  va.  assortir,  trier,  choisir, 
mettre  en  ordie. 

—  ,  vn.  se  joindre  à,  fréquenter, 
convenir,  être  propre,  se  ter- 
miner. 


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O^rtable,  sor'-ta-bl,  a.  sorlable, 
convenable. 

Sôi-tniice,  sor'-tannoe,  t.  con- 
venance, conformité,  f. 

Sérier,  sortt'-eur,  s.  Irieur,  ))!. 

Sortilège,  sor'-li-lèdje,  s.  sor- 
tilège, Hi.         « 

Sôt'tmciit,  Sorting,  sortt'- 
mennt,  inngne,  s.  assortiment, 
m.  [une  chaise. 

Soss,  soss,  vn.  se  dandiner  sur 

Sot,  sott,  s.  sot,  sotte,  Imbécile, 
ivrogne,  ivrognesse. 

—,  va.  al)rutir. 

—,  vn.  s'abrutir, 

SôttUh,  sot'-tiche,  a,  ridicule, 
sot,  stupide,  m.  [ment. 

Sôtti»hl}',  sot'-tlche-li.arf.  sotle- 

S6t(iKbncB8,  sotMiche  nesse, 
s.  bfitise,   ivrognerie,  f 

Soace,  saouce,  s,  marinade  de 
porc,  f. 

—  ,  va.  mariner  du  porc. 
Boiigh,  seuf,    s.  égoût,.m.  tran- 
chée, rigole,  f. 

Sougb<,  sâùte,  prêt,  et  part,  de 
Seck. 

Soûl,  sole.  s.  &me,  vie,  intelli- 
gence, grandeur  d'âme 

Soulcd,  sôld,  a.  qui  a  une  âme. 

S6ulless,  sOle^-lesse,  a.  sans 
âme. 

Sound,  saounnd.a.  entier,  sain, 
profond,  judicieux,  ortliodoxe, 
solide.  IVot  —,  vicié,  m.  Sufo 
aud  — ,  sain  et  sauf.  —  priii- 
ci|>lc8,  pi.  bons  piinclpes,  — 
■leep,  profond  sommeil,  m, 

•-,  I.  son,  détroit,  m.  sonde  sè- 
che, f. 

—,va.  sonner,  faire  sonner. 

— ,  vn.  sonner,  résonner,  retan- 
tir,  sonder. 

floùndboard,  saounn^*bArdd,.ï. 
sommier  d'orgue,  ïîi. 

Soûiidcr,  saounnd'-eur,  a.  plus 
sain.  [plus  sain, »i. 

Soûiidc»<,    saounnd^-este,  i.  le 

Soûudiiig,  saounnd^-inngne,  a 
sonore. 

— ;  (.action  de  sonder,  sondage. 

—  leud,  —  liiie,  s.  sonde,  f. 
SoûudI}',  saounad^-li,  ad,  fort 


etferme,  d'importanc    "'^.i..iiii 
il  faut,  bien,  judicieusement. 

Soûiidneas,  saound'-nesse,  s, 
sanlé,  force  de  jugement,  pu- 
reté, solidité  d'esprit,  f. 

Soiip.sôùpe,  s,  soupe,  f.  potage, 
m. 

Soiir,  saour,  a.  aigre,  sûr,  ru  ■ 
de,  chagrin,  fâcheux,  austère 
affligeant.  To  turn  —,  al 
grir. 

— .  va.  aigrir,  rentre  (rlste,  ft 
cher,  mécontenter. 

—,  vn.  s'aigrir,  se  fâcher,  deve- 
nir morose. 

Source,  sôrce,  i.  souree,  ori 
gine,  cause,  f. 

Soûrish,saour'-iche,  rt-  aigrelet. 

Soûrly,  saour'-li,ad.  aigrement, 
rudement,  d'un  air  mécontent. 
To  look  —  at  oiie,  regarder 
quelqu'un  d'un  mauvais  œil. 

Sourness,  sa«ur'-nesie.  s.  ai- 
greur, rudesse,  f.  —  of  look 
air  chagrin,  ni. 

Sous,  sou  or  saouce,  s.  (frenck 
half  penny)  sou,  m. 

Souae,  saouze,  s.  marinade,  sau- 
mure, ce  qui  est  dans  la  sau- 
mure, f.     [dans  l'eau  ;  frapper. 

—,  va.  mariner,  plonger,  tremper. 

— ,  vn.  se  jeter,  tomber  sur  (as  a 
bird  on  its  prey). 

— •  ad.  violemment,  tout  i  coup. 

Soiiih,  saouth,  0.  méridional 
du  sud. 

—,  s.  midi,  sud,  m. 

—  east,  I.  sud-est,  m. 

—  nesl,  s.  sud-ouest,  m. 
— ,  ad.  vers  le  midi. 
^oûsheru,  Soiîlherly,8aouf.'z 

eurn,  eur-li,  a.  méridional,  >!.' 

sud. 
Soùtheriiwood,    saotifA^-^urn- 

oudud,  s.  aurone,  f. 
Suûtliiug,    saoutÂ'-inngne,    s. 

qui  va  vers  le  midi. 

—  .s.  act.de  se  diriger  ver  la  midi. 
Suûthmoat,    sauutl»   jtiAste, 

qui  est  plus  vers  le  raidi. 
Souihward,  saouth'-ouârde,  «d 

vers  la  midi.  [verain. 

8Ô¥ereigii,seuT'.eur-ine,s.  son. 

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So»ereism.  z.  5-:-ter";-.  iadê-  .  Sp»ke.  spéie,  sscen  fri:.  it 

T^.tiî::;, îicj.er:,  î^prî-ae.      \      Spsak. 
SÔTcreînsly.    iacT'-eEr-:B2-5,     Span.  spirn    t.  ecpi:.  psac, 

V6-er«ig»ly.    àecT'-cïT-^ca-tii  |  —     charnier,   —     fart^ûg*  « 

.  scrTSTaîceû,  ,'.  j      fcîcsue  (s  p  -I  • 

••w.  =.:.  j.  trî'e.  f.  —  «e^.  a    iauacî  iieot,  m. 

—  br«ad.  J  ejj  isea,  si.  — •    '-«.    œesBrer,    Ee=:L:er   jai 

—  «f  lead.  l 'sî^sm,  'r„  ërp^icî, 

—  «r  ^«^lted  irOB./.  r=e::Sc.  '.       — .  .-'"^    <^=  Spî». 

—  p!;.  f.  Zt;.'.;  trz  è,  "^  Spâagle.  =p-in-r^-f1,  t».  or::?: 

—  LhUile.  »    ;î  tErcCj  wi  depe:  .ettes   ^paagled skie*. 
— .  zi    (>oweA.  »awu).  K=e-.  ê  VcS.«  é'.C'  é€,  ('. 

^î".  T«   —  «ne*!  irild  «ats.  Spâniel.    5p3Ec*'-jÇTî!,    1.     é^i- 

■îtî- îS  ^-rrze,  ;f:sr  i;    :';::  cfcifB  cozfïct.  Sâtte-r. 

àc^'e»ieîK.  — ?  rr,.  caresser,  fcuer. 

— .  t?u  Scrïr,  !iire  :~f=!=îj   es.  8y<Mi«fc.  Epî=e'-ieàî,   c  ïjpk- 

••wee.  ssaz^a,  r-j-    jeter  csjîî  ?-'  i  dEejpri:e. 

-"eic.  p  rrrer,  trei-pe-,  eû^-  —  ■y.  î.  ciz.:szr.it,f. 

'.cT  j  — Uc»i-îre,  ».ïcederéf.:««e,  m. 

So^er.  si'-ïCT,  «    Ki^err,  OT-  |  —  pawu  ».  eémîe,  /. 

Sôwgelder.     sfr'-gcf id-e^r,    !.  Spauk.    spsrcrk.     Ta.    tnzzi: 

ciiirs-rd»  p-crts,  ci.  î^et  J»  œî:-  c::Tcrte. 

••wimg.  54'-.zrra=,  i.  ezsi—i.ii-  SpâMker.  ïf^zrek'-îcr,  i.    pe- 

se^e::,  n,       '  j      f.e  r-èce  de  mcicîîe,  /. 

—  »i^e.  l.  îemrl'tS.  f.  pi.  '   SpiaJkiag.  ïJSEEgi'-lrrgT!?,    - 
■••wl.  szaa:,  Z'Z.  trer  j»î    :*=  este,  i  er  m!». 

c.-e;  Les.  Spâaner.  îpir'-Effsr,  t.  celsl 
Sowii.  =■::£,  part,  d»  S«w.  ç  :.   :-cî^.-e  p^arempar*,  ce'  de 

«âwce.  stczzt.  ra.    d:::!i=.-  ;:z         (srî.;:-s,  ,'.  cfcieBie  fcs!.  m. 

tyrt'îe'.-  Spar.  «par,  ».  b»rrî  de  tcie, 
—,  I.  îo;2e;,  m.  rîT-r,  "  Terre     de     3(oîe«T:e, 

•pare.  îpéeç,   i.    espace ,  iaur-         epâii,  m. 

Ti^.e.  ?r..  élczd^e,  f.  —,  rt:.  barrer,  lenEer,  eîore. 

—  bnwee».  I.  entre-cecx,  'n.  — .  m.  se  préparer  i  se  ta*-e. 
Spjcions.  ïré-'-ciîirce,   a.   spa-  Spâre.  spire,  a.  sîigre.  sûtes, 

re.î.  ■•îî-.e    éteide.  £r:^sîl-    écc:c-e.    ;e    rjse-^, 

flpicioBaij.  spé'-eiecîe-': ,  2.i.         de  res*.e.  —  diei.  =t;rr«  crê- 

■pâcîoBMe««,!p4'-cir-re-res-         bê:ire«   p^'riiej,  f. fiJ    —  h»> 

se.  1    erîEde  Kiadce,  '.  '      ney.   irrer:    a:;r2cr.    t..    — 

•pâddJe.  spac  -dl,  f .  peûj  bê-  *       •«il'»,    to;  =î   de"  rect=rge,  / 

îi'-,'.  ''      P^.    —  «ime,   loîsr,  teniji  da 

•pade.    sp-é-ds,  1.  tèeb»,  f.  p:-  '       r=*=r-rc,    i-.. 

ç:e  '=:  Cîrd=),  ni.  Mie    ferre  '  — ,  ».  épî-rîse,  partimcxie,  éco- 

de  LrcU  in.  I      ccsre".  f." 

9^ifta\.-z-iàs'-toz^,i.-e2i:ée,     — ra.  épirfser    Ejé^açer,  ésa- 
Ecaiiser,  «e  passer  de,  dispea- 
•pâdiee*ua       îpa'-d.<h;-ec;e.         »rr,  aeecrder. 

:    r:nee  tir.  — r/t.  rirre  sotrecert,  faire  :=■ 

■pidflte    5p«-i^.-,  I.    «pidi-é,         éccn.;=:^   5'îie:e-;r  de,  pu- 

ij  :ep  ç^ï,  m.  i:;- ;r.  iTolr  eu  éxiris 


SPA 


899 


SPÉ 


Bparer,   ipé'-re-T,  <*  méiiâ^e*. 

m.  [de  porc,  '. 

Spârerîb.spére'-rt,  i.cilr.'etie 

Spârlta-ak.  fp"T-ii£k,  s.  ép?r- 

T:£r.  T7-.. 

Cpàring,  spé'-rinrfre,  I.  ëpir- 

gne,  éccaoïiZe,  ^. 
—,  a.   ménager,    cMcte.   frira'. 

p2i;TTe.  —  diet,  i.  ma  rrî  ctè- 

re.  f-  To  be  —  in    doîng  a 

thimg.  faire     ^ni    tiise    STec 

tôEchi'acce. 
SpâriuglT.  spé'-r:nE£B£-I;,  a^. 

aTsc  érsrgne,  éeûtonLqnemeiit, 

ETcC  prscat:iG2. 
Spâringaew.  Spë'-rinB^MieS» 

se,  f.  éiirgre,  f. 
Sfiark,  spirt.  ».  êliECc';e,blEet- 

ÎT.  '.  ca^erei,   daizioisea::,  ga- 

;«::.  pe'Jt  brii.aa;,  m. 
Spârkiak,  ipark'-iùs,  a.  letU, 

rai.  bien  nûs. 
Spârti*luiess.  spark'-icbe-'es- 

se.  J.  prci^re'.*.  f.  agrëmeiii.m. 
Spârkle.  «par'-t!,    *.  ëCacelle, 

t. telle,  f.  [irer. 

— .  m.  ét'oceler,  pétri^er,  l'ai!-- 
Spârkling.   spart '-lîtEgse,    a. 

êticee  iLi,  pît.^aDt. 
Spârkliuglj,  s;,ark'-liïmfBe-'J, 

.:.;.  ôTtC  éf  at. 
SpârkliugBes«.       sp,ari'-I!aii- 

iLecrSîe,  *-  ;tî^ê,  éclai,  cj. 
0pârr«w,   t^,ar'-r6,  i,  msîcesa, 

m.  'J^^'^-,  fi. 

—  bilU.  S-  eicci  es  bêt  de  moi- 

—  ba«k.  i.  éperridr,  ni, 
0pâiry,  spïr'-ry.  a.    de  jpaiii. 
Spa>Bi,  sp-ôim.  1.  spêsme,  m. 
Spasa>»dic^     fpu-mi>à'-î£|    a. 

5;asiru.d;qQe. 
Sp^iiaie.    spé'-cbi-éle,  m.  COI- 

r:r,  a  er  çî  et  ,!• 
Bpâiter.  spat'-:ecr.    rs.    êc'a- 

Lûusser,  lerDir.^ortr. diffamer. 
— .  ru.  cricier,  rejeter,  Tcm;.-. 
Spâ>ierd&»hes.     spat'-lesr-da- 

che-:i.  i.  faêlres.  .^  pL 
Spâiiered,  spaV-Ucrd,  îcrclîé. 
Spàiula.  spat  <]ûûD'.a,  I.  spa- 

/Spâ»âii,îpaT'-;!ie.  »  épsrria,  r; 
SpavI,  =;£  ,  f,  crichs!,  m. 


$pB^.  m.  cracier. 

Spawu,  s;Ênr,ï.  frai,  m.   se- 

lEerce,  p-od;ctî;n,   rate,  .'. 
—,  m.  frajer  ;  naître;  Teajr,  pr»- 

Tenir. 

—  ,oa.  engendrer  i  îa  mode  des 
po:sscns,prodcîre,  faire  éciore. 

Spâner,  sp£:ae'-£nr,  ».  pois- 
son feme.'.e,   £r;i,  fretin,  vu 

Spâwniiis,  spare'-icngne,  r 
frai.  TTi.  l'actioa  de  frayer,  /. 

—  lï^e.  ».  frai,  m 

Spaf .  spé,  va.  ecnper,  cblixer 
Dce  'emeile. 

Speak,  5p  ke  (speke,  «pake, 
spvkeii),  m.  jarer,  pronon- 
cer des  socs,  tararïEer,  faire 
ua  diKLt^s,  CEvîrr.  s'eiteie- 
B:r.  To  —  »lowlT.pa-!er  lea- 
temeat.  Ta  —  op.  bardimeat. 
Ta  —  •mu,  par  er  ha. t. 

— ,ra-  pro'érer.  d  re,  proaoacer, 
proc'aser.  céêirer.  expriiner, 
bêler.  To  —  a  «ord,  dirî  n» 
mol.  To  —  a  laagiiage.  par- 
ler u-e  'aaçae. 

Spëakable.  spi'-kl-b!e,  S.  q=i 
pe-:  parer,  qce  Ton  pett  dire 

Speaker,  spi'-kecr.».  Cf^a:  qci 
par  e.  craUnr,  prts  dent,  m. 

Spéak-ifag-traL^pet.  spl'-idsin- 
rae-ireanip'-ÎU,   s.  porte-Toi* 


Spear,  spire,  ».    liBce    f.  har- 

pcn,  ép:er,  J7I.        [barponner. 

— .  r:.  je: ter  i  cocps  de'  laie?, 

Spéarhead.  spre-hèd,  »  poin- 

Spéar^aD.spir&'-maaae,  ».  U'ii- 

ter,  ce.i.  qui  laice  '.t  barpo-^ 

m. 
SpéarmiBl.    spire'-miSBt,      » 

merlbê  araê,  '■ 
Spëarstafi.  sp  re'-sUf,  i.  kïa 

;e  l'ELe    ance,  f. 
Spécial,    spècie'-i-,  o.  sp'êc  aj, 

pi-ucciier,  idBïirîb'e.  sras  â 
Spécially.spfcie'-a -1    ad.  sar- 

ULt,  pr;nt.ps:eirea!. 
Spêcialtj.      Speriâlilj.     spè- 

cit  -i:-!!,    5pèc±e-i-a.'-i-li.    ». 

Sf  Écisli'.é.  parl=c=.er-:;é,  sbiîja- 

ttB,  mcsBïisstcce,  f. 


SPÉ 


900 


SPE 


SpécK  jpi--c!itî,  ».  espèce, 
classe,   apparence,  {.    espèces, 

{■  pl- 

Spécifie,  —  cal,  spi-cir''fik,  fi- 
lial, a.  spécifique,  propre. 

Spécifie,  spi-cif'-fik,  *.  spécifi- 
que, )ii. 

Specifically,  spi-cif^-fi-kal-li, 
ad.  —  fiqticment,  .  ^  ,  , , 

Spccificâlîoii,  spes-si-fi-ke'- 
cbeune,  s.  —  tion,  f. 

Spécif}-,—  flcate,  spes'-si-fa!, 
spi-cif'-fi-kéte,  va.  particulari- 
ser, spécifier. 

Spécimeu,  spcs'-si-menu,  s.  é- 
chantillon,  modèle,  m. 

SpéciouB,  spi'-cbeuce,  fi.  spé- 
cieux, agréable  à  -voir. 

<Spét;iouslï,  spi'-cheuce-ll,  ad. 
spécieusemeot.  [A 

Speck,  spel<,  s.  lâche,  marque, 

Speck,  «péckie,  spek,  spi.k/- 
kl,  va.  tacher,  tacheter,  mar- 
queter. 

—,  s.  petite  tache,  /. 

«Spectacle,  spek'-ta-kl,  S.  spec- 
tacle, m. 

Spéctaclcd,  spek'-ta-kld,  a.  qui 
porte  des  luueltes. 

Spéclaclea,  spck'-ta-klz,  s.  2)1. 
lunettes,  {.  pi. 

•^pectâtor,  spek-té'-teur,  s. 
speclale;;r. 

Sipectâtorsbip,  spek-té'-teur- 
chipe,  s.  acliun  de  regarder,;'. 

iSpécire,  spek'-teur,  s.  spectre, 
„i,  [Ire  solaire,  )». 

Spéctrum,  spek'-lreum,  s.  spec- 

Spéeular,  spek'-kiou-lar,a.  spé- 
culaire. 

Spéculnle,  spek'-kiou  léte,  t')i. 
contempler,   méditer,  spéculer. 

«peculâtiou,  spekiou-lé'- 

cheune,  s.  —  non,  coatempla- 
tion,  vue,  théorie,  f. 

Spéculative,  spek'-kiou-la-tiTe, 
a.  spéculatif,  théorique. 

Spécululively,  spek'-kiou-la-ti- 
•ve-li,  ad.  dans  la  théorie. 

Spéculator,  spek'-kiûu-lé-leur, 
s.  spéculateur,  m 

Spécula(oi')-,  spek'-kiou-lé- 
teur-i,  a,  spéculatif. 


Spécnlum,spek'-klou-leume,  s. 
miroir,  m.  [Speed. 

Sped,  spèd,  prêt,  et  part,  de 
Speech,  spilclie.  S.  parole,  lan- 
gue, harangue,  oraison,  con- 
■versation,  f,  discours,  )i!.  To 
delivor  a—,  To  niiike  a—, 
faire  un  discours.  Set  —,  dis- 
cours d'apparat.  Wiiboiit  mo- 
i-e  —,  sans  un  mot  de  plus. 
Spoéchless,   spitche'-lesse,    a. 

interdit,  mnet. 
Speed.  spld,  S.  h&te,  diligence, 

célérité,  f.  succès,  m. 
—,  (sped,  aped)  171.  faire    hâ- 
te, réussir,  être  dans  une  bon- 
ne ou  mauvaise  condition. 
—,  va    expédier    en   hâte,  dépê- 
cher,   détruire,  tuer,  exécuter, 
assister,  secourir. 
Spcedily,  sptd'-i-li,  ad  promp- 

tement,  en  hâte. 
Speédiiiess,     sptd'-i-oesse,     s. 

promptitude,  f. 
Speédwell,  spld'-ouel,  s.  véro- 
nique, f.  [gile. 
Speéd5',  sptd'-l,  a.  prompt,  a 
Spell,  spell,  s.  charme,  sorti- 
lège, enchantement,  m. 
—,  (Bpelled,  speit,  spell)  va. 

épeler,  orthographier. 
— ,  un.   enchanter,  charmer,  lire. 
Spéller,  spel'-leur,  s.  celui  qui 

épèle  correctement. 
Spélling,  spel'-linngne,  ».  l'ae- 

tion  d'épcler,  f. 
Spelt,  spcIt,  s.  épeaulre,  f. 
Spélter,  spelt'-eur,  s.  zinc,  m. 
Speud,  spennil  (speut,  «peut), 
va.  dépenser,  consumer,  dissi- 
per, perdre,  épuiser.   —  kighr 
faire  une  grosse  dépense. 
—,  vn  se  dissiper,  fatiguer,  fairf 
de  la  dépense,  se  donner  beau- 
coup de    peine,  servir,  être  u- 
tile.  [sier 

Spéuder,  spennd'-eur,  s.  dépen- 
Spéiidlhi'irt,  spennd'-tbrift,  a, 

prodigue,  mange-tout. 
Speni,  spennt,  rt.  dépensé,  pas- 
sé, épuisé,   fatigué.   A  —  bul- 
let,  une  balle   morte,  f.  I  «m 
quile-,ie  n'en  puis  plu»,  M j 


SPI 


901 


SPI 


stock  of  pntieiico  is  — 9  ma 

patience  est  &  bout. 
«opérable,     spi'-ra-bl,    a.    que 

l'on  peut  espérer. 
Dperm,  speurm,  s.  sperme,  m. 
Spérmacelî,  speur'-ma-ci-ti,  s, 

blanc  de  baleine,  m. 
Spermaiic,  —  cal,  speur-mat'- 

tik,  ti-kal,  a.  spermatique. 
Spérmaltse,      speur'-ma-la!ze, 

vn.  spermatiser. 
Spermalôlogy,  speur-mate-ol'- 

od-dji,i.  spermatologie, /■. 
Sperse,  speurce,  va.  disperser. 
Spet,    spett,  va.    répandre   avec 

abondance  [1er. 

<3|ivw,  spion,   va.    Tomir,  reje- 
Spéwing.   spiou'-inDgne,  $.  'vo- 
missement, ni. 
Sphère,  sSre,  s.  sphère,^. 
— «  D(i.  former   en    rond,    placer 

dans  une  sphère. 
Sphéric,  —  cal,    sfer'-rik,    ri- 

kal,  a.  sphérique,  rond. 
Sphérically.  sfer'ri-kal-li,  ad. 

en  rond,  sphériqueraent. 
Spbnricity,  —    cultiess.  sfer'- 

rici-ti,  kal-nesse,  s.  sphéricité, 

f.  [roide,  )ii . 

Sphcroid,    sfi'-roMe,   s.    sphé- 
Spher6iclical,sfi  roïde'-i-kal,a. 

qui  a  la  forme  d'un  sphéroïde. 
Sphérule,   sferMoule,    s.  petit 

globe,  m. 
Sphincter,      sBnng:k'-leur,      >. 

sphincter,  m.  [m. 

Sphinx,    sfiiingks,     s.      sphinx, 
Spice,  °paîce,  t.  épice,  atteinte, 

teinture  légère,  f.   commence- 
ment, m. 
.—9  Vii.  éplcer,  assaisonner. 
Spiccr,  5paï'-ceur,s.  épicier,»)!. 
Spfccrj'.    spal'-ceur-i,    ».    épi- 
cerie, f. 
Spiek    and      span,  spikannd- 

spann,(Ki.  tout  à  faitneuf,  tout 

neuf. 
Spicy,   spaî'-ci,  a.    aromatique, 

qui  abonde  en  épice. 
Snfder,  spaï'-deur,  j.  araignée, 
[f- 
—'s    web,  s.   loile  d'araignée, 
—  wert,  s.  ch'iindent,  m. 


Spi'got,  spig'-eult,  s.  clef  de  ro- 
binet, m. 

Spike,  spalke,  I.  pointe,  cbe- 
Tille,  barre  pointue,  f.  epi,  m. 

— ,  va.  faire  pointu,  cheviller, 
mettre  des  barreaux,  [vande,/'. 

Spikeiiard,  spaïlte'-nard,  S.  la- 

Spill,    spill  -    (spilled,     «pilt, 

spilt),  va.  répandre,  verser, 
prodiguer,  détruire,  perdre,  se 
perdre. 

— ,  s.  une  petite  quantitéi  petit 
présent  en  argent. 

Spa'Iliug,  spi^'-linngne,  s.  ren- 
versement, m.  destruction,  f. 

Spin,  spinn  (sptiii,  span^ 
■pan),  va.  SIer,  étirer,  allon- 
ger, faire  tourner. 

— ,  vn.  filer,  ruisseler,  tourner  en 
rond.  [longer, 

Spin    out,    faire    traîner,    pro 

Spinage,  spin''-nidje,  s.  ép! 
nards,  m  pi. 

Spiiinl,  spal'-nal,  a.  spinal. 

Spimllc,  spinn'-dl,  9.  fuseau, 
nojau,  fusain,  pistil,  m. 

—  shaiiks,  (.  jambes  de  fu- 
seau, f.  pi. 

—  sidc,  s.cAté  des  femmes. 
Spine,  spaîne,  S.  épine  du  dos,^. 
Spfuel,  spaî'-nel,  s.  spinelle,  i?i. 

—  ruby,  J.  rubis,  spinelle,  »)!. 
Spiuct,  spin'-nelt,s.  épinelte,/. 
.^piniferoiis,  spal-nif'-fer-euce, 

a.  épineux. 
Spiiiiier,  spin'-neur,   s.    fileur 

tilcuse,  petite  araignée,  f. 
Sp<nning.  spin'-nlnngne,   3.  B> 

lage,  m.  filature,  (. 

—  frame,  s.  métier  &  filer,  nt. 

—  mill,  s.  filature,/'. 

—  whcel,  J.  rouet  à  filer,  m. 
Spiiiôsii)'.  spal-nos'-sl-ti,  s.  diN 

ficulté,  matière  épineuje. 
SpiiioiiB,  spal'-neuce,  a.  pleie 

d'épines. 
Spiiisler,  spinnS'-teur,  s.  fileu- 

se;  fille  non  mariée,  f. 
Spiiisti-y,   spinns'-tri,  s.  filage, 

m.  [nés,  difficile. 

Spiiiy,    spaï'-ni,  a.  plein    d'épi- 
Spii-aclc,   spir'-a-kl,    ».  soupi- 

rail,  m. 


SPl 


902 


SPL 


Apfral,  spsS'ral,  a.  spirale. 

—  ,  s.  pyramide,  flèche,  aiguille,  f. 
SpiraMjr,    spaï'-ral-li ,    ad.    en 

spirale. 

Spire,  spaire,  ».  «p'role,  faite, 
aiguille,  flèche,  poiute,  brin 
(of  grass). 

^,vn.  s'élever  en  flèche. 

S'pirit.  spir'-ltt,».  esprit,  feu, 
courage,  fantôme,  alcool,  souf- 
fle, Eenliment,  m,  ardeiir,  ■vi- 
yacilé,  fierté,  haleine,  humeur, 
ressemblance,  eoTie,  f. 

— .  va  animer,  encourager,  ga- 
gner par  adresse. 

—  a\iiay    enlever. 

gpiriia,  spir'-ilz,  S.   esprits,  m. 

pi.  liqueurs,  f.  pi. 
Spi'ritvd,   spir'-itted,  a.  vif,  a- 

riimé. 
Spiii»cilne»»,splr'-lll-ed-nes5e, 

.V.  vivacité,  f. 
Spiiiifnliicss.splr'-ltt-foul-nes- 

se,  s.  vivacité,  f, 
gpiritlcss,  spir'-ltt-lesse,  a.  a- 

battu,  lâihe. 
S|iii'iious,  spir'-itt-euce,  a.  raf- 
finé, arrlent,  actif. 
Spii  iiiial,  spir'-ltt-tchiou-al,  a. 

spirituel,  subtile. 
Spii-ituâliliT)  spir-itl-tchlou-al'- 

i-li,  s.  spiritualité,  f.  le  spiri- 
tuel,?». 
SpiritiialiiAtion,  spir-ill- 

tcbiou-al-i-zé'-cheune,  s.  —  sa- 

tion,  f. 
Spiritiialize,  spir'-ilt-tchiou-al- 

aize,  va.  spiritualiser, 
Spii'itiiall}',     spir-itt-tchiou-al- 

M,  ad.  —  ellement. 
Spfrituuiis,  spir'-ilt-tchlou-en- 

ce,  a.  spiritueux,  actif. 
Spiriliiousness,    SpirftiidNi. 

ty,    spir'-ilt.ichiou-euce-n'Sse, 

Ost'-citi,<.  qualité  spiritueuse. 
Opiri;    speurtt,    va.    seringuer. 

fairejaillir. 
—,  Dît.  jailli  r,  saillir,  lortlr  par  jet. 
— ,  s.  seringue. 

Spirile,  speurt'-tl,  va.  dissiper. 
SpiTy.  spaï'-ri,  a.    spiral,  pyra- 

in.dal.  [ble. 

S^ÎÈi»,  spisse,    a.     épais,    Irou- 


Spisnilude,  spis'-si-tioude,  », 
épaisseur,  consistance,  f. 

S|ii«,  spitt,  s.  broche,  f.  ce  que 
la  bèclie  enlève  de  terre;  cra- 
chat, salive,  liave.  To  put  u- 
pon  «ho  — ,  mettre  à  la  bro- 
che. Turu  — »  s.  tourne-bro- 
che, m. 

—  Bch,  s.  brochet  de  mer,  m. 

—  venom,  t.  salive  venimeuse, 
venin. 

— ,    (spnt,    «pilteii,    spit)  DOi 

mettre  à  la  tiroche. 
— ,  vn.  cracher,  vomir. 
Spi<al,  spit'-tal,  s.  hôpital,  m. 
Spiichcock,   spitclie'-kok,    va. 

taillader  UDe  anguille  et  la  faire 

rôtir. 
Spiie,    spalle,  ».    malice,  haine, 

envie, ^  ressentiment,  dépit, ?îi 

lu  —  of,  ad.  en  dépit  de. 
— .  ra.    dépiter,  f&cber,  choquer, 

faire  ij  mal. 
Spitoful,  spaïte'-foul,  a.  malin, 

méchant,  haineux. 
Spiivfully,    spaîte'-foul-li,    ad, 

par  malice,  par  envie. 
Spitcfuliiess,     spaï  te''- fou  I-n  es- 
se, s.  malice,  méchanceté,  f. 
Spileiir,  spit'-tt'ur,  j,  cracheur, 

celui  qui  embroche;  daguet,m. 
Spi»ftil.spilt'-foul,s.  brochée,/ 
Spiiiiiig-box,  s.  crachoir,  m. 
tSpiiilo.   spi|/-tl,     ».    salive,    f 

crachat,  m. 
SpluBli,splache,  va. éclabousser, 
Splûish}',  splache'-i,  a.  gacheux, 

sale,  peint,  fardé. 
Splûjrool,    —     footed.    splé/- 

foliTe,  ed,  a>  qui  a  le«  pieds  en 

dedans. 
Spln.viuoiith,    splé'-maouth,    ». 

grimace    faite  en  élargissant  la 

bouche. 
Spleen,    spllnn,  ».    rate,  haine, 

mélancolie,    humeur    noire,  f. 

fiel,  ressentiment,  m. 
Splcéuful,    sp  Inu'  foui,  a.    bi- 
lieux, irascible. 
SpleculeiiB.    spltan'-lesse,     a. 

doux,  paisible. 
Spleéiinoi'l,        spllnn'-oueurtO 

(bot.),  t.  scolopeudre,  /. 


SPO 


903 


SPO 


flpiéndent,  spleDn/-dennt,  a 
brillant,  luisant. 

Splêiidid,  splenn'-did,  a.  splen- 
dide,  magnifique. 

S|>léiididly,  splenn''-did-li,  Rci. 
splendidement. 

8i>léndour,  splenn'-deor,  s. 
splendeur,  f.  éclat,  lustre,  m. 

Spléiietie,  splëoe'-i-tik,  a,  mé- 
lancolique, bourru. 

Spléiiick,  splène'-ik,  a.  splini- 
que. 

Spleut,  splennt,  (.  snros,  m. 

Splice.  tplaice,  s.  épissure,  f. 

—,  va.  épisser. 

Hplint,  splinnt,  (.  éclisse,  es- 
quille, écharde,  f.  suros,  m. 

Splinler,  splinnl'-eur,  s.  éclat 
de  bors,  m.  esquille,  écharde, 
f.  [morceaux. 

—,  va.  clisser,  fendre  en  plusieurs 

Splix,  splitt  (split.  spli<),  vn. 
fendre,  diviser,  briser.  —  a 
Ihiiig  amiuder,  fendre  une 
chose  en  deux. 

—,  vn.  se  crevasser,  >e  fendre,  se 
briser  [deur,  i)i. 

Splitler,     splU'-teur,     s.     fen- 

SplùUer.  spleut'-teur,  t.  fra- 
cas, bruit,  m. 

Spoil,  spoll,  «a.  g&ter,  rompre, 
détériorer,  piller,  butiner. 

— ,vn.  piller,  butiner,  voler;  se 
corrompre, se  gâter. 

— .  s.  butin,  pillage,  m.  proie 
perle,  ruine, ^. 

Spoiler,  spoîK-eur,  s.  celui  qu 
gâte,  spoliateur,  brigand. 

SpûiKul,  spoïK-foul,  a.  destruc- 
teur. 

Spôiling.  spoTK-Inngne,  s.  l'ac 
tion  de  gâter,  f, 

SpoiU,  spoïlz,  I.  pi.  dépouilles. 
f.  pi.  [m 

Spoke,  spôke,  s.    rais  de  roue 

—  ,  prêt,  de  Speuk.       [Spcak 

Sfiôkcii,     spô'-kn,     part,     de 

8pôkc8iiiau,sp&ks''mane,  s.  0 
râleur,  m.  [1er,  voler 

Spâliute,  sp6'-ll-éte,t'n.dépouil' 

Spoliation,  spôli-é^-cbeune,  s 
spoliation,  A  ['"- 

Sp^udee,  sponc'-dl,  «.  spondée, 


Sponge  or  Spiinge,  speunn- 
dje,  ».  éponge,  f. 

—  ,  va.  éponger,  décatir,  écou- 
villonner. 

—,  vn.  s'imbiber,  absorber  com- 
me une  éponge;  acquérir  par 
des  voies  honteuses. 

Sp6ngep.  speunn'-djeur,  s.  p..- 
rasile,  m. 

Sp6i>gïiieBB,  spennn'-dji-nesse, 
s.  qualité  spongieuse,  f. 

Spângy,  8p6iigious.  speunn'- 
dji,  euce,  a,  spongieux. 

Sp6ii>ai,sponn'-sal,n.  conjugal. 

Sp6u>ioii,  sponn'-cheune,  *. 
caution,/".  [/'.parrain,»». 

S|i6naor,  sponn'-seur.s.  caution, 

SpoMlaiiéitj',  sponn-ta-ni'-i-ti, 
s   spouianéilé,  /". 

8poiitâiiccu«,  sponn-ta'-ni-eu- 
ce,  a.  spontané. 

.9poHlâiieaual.T,  sponn-ta'-ni- 
euce-li,  ad  volontairement,  de 
son  plein  gré.  ['on,  m. 

Sp6uion,sponn'-tonn,  s,  espon- 

Spooi,  spôùl,  }.  bobine    f. 

Spoâling-nhecl,  spo'ul'-inn- 
gne-oull,  *.  rouet,  m. 

Spoon,  spdùnn,  ».  cuillière,  /. 

— ,  va.  mettre  à  sec. 

Spâonfiil,  spdùnn'-foul,  s.  cuil- 
lerée, f. 

Spéouhill,  spcîùnn'-bil,  i.  pa- 
lette, f. 

Spéiitvort,  spoùnn'-oneurle,  ». 
(a  plant)  cochléaria,  m. 

Spôoiimeat,  spoùnn^-mitt,  ce 
qui  se  mange  à  la  cuillère. 

Sport,  spfirtt,  ».  divertissement, 
jeu,  plaisir,  badinage;  le  plai- 
sir de  la  chasse,  de  la  pêche, 
etc.  et  tous  divertissements,  »n. 
To  make  —,  se  divertir,  Taire 
rire.  [dre  gai,  divertir, 

— ,  va.  jouer,   représenter,  ren- 

— ,  vn.  se  divertir,  jouer,  se 
jouer,  faire  de  la  musique. 

Spdrter,  spôrte'-eur,  s.  joueur, 
qui  folâtre.  [tre,  récréatif 

Spâi-trul,    spDrtl'-foul,   a.  folâ- 

Spérlfully,  spôrtt'-foui-li,  ad. 
gaiement,  par  passe-temps. 

Spértîug,  Spôrirulne**)  spOr- 


SPR 


904 


SPR 


le'-lnngne,sp8rtt'-foul-nesse,  ». 
jen,  badinage,  m. 

Sp6i-tiTe,  spôrle'-ive,  a.  badin, 
qui  folâtre. 

fSpdrtWoncaa.  «pOrte'-lTe-nes- 
se,  s.  badinage,  m. 

Spérlsmaii.  sp6rfs'-mane,  J. 
chasseur,  pScbeur,  etc.^  etc.; 
amatenr  du  sport,  m. 

Spot,  ipott,  va.  salir,  tacher, 
souiller,  tacheter,  marqueter, 
moucheter,  broder.  Spôtied 
fcTer,  s,    fièvre    pourprée,  f. 

—,  s.  tache,  marque,  souillure, 
flétrissure,  f.  morceau  d«  terre, 
endroit,  lieu,  ??i. 

Spôtieii,  tpolt'-lesse,  a.  Imma- 
culé, tact  tache, 

Spôder,  spol'-teur,  î.  brodeuse, 
celui  on  celle  qui  tache,  f. 

Sp6t«y,  spol'-ti,  «  moucheté, 
maculé,  sali. 

Spôuial.  spaou'-zal,  a.  nuptial. 

—,  s.  mariage,  m.  noce,  f. 

Spouse.  spaOBze,».  épouT,  m. 

Spttuseless,  spaouze'-lesse,  a. 
célibataire. 

Spout-,  spaoute,î,  orifice,/',  bec, 
goulot,  tuyau,  canal,  m.  cata- 
racte, /.  (frora  a  house)  gout- 
tière, f.  (of  a  conduit)  robi- 
net, m. 

—,  vn.  jaillir,  saillir. 

—  dowii.  tomber  i  verse. 

—  up,  rejaillir. 

Spruiu,  spréne,s.  entorse,  f. 

—  ,  va  fouler,  donner  une  en 
torse.  "^Spriiig. 

Spraiig.     spranng,     prêt,     de 
Sprat,  spratt,  ».  petite  sardine, 

Sprawl,  sprdtil,  vn.  se  débattre, 
s'agiter  ;  s'étaler,  s'étendre. 

Bprny,  spré,  s.  menu  bois,  m.\ 
écume  de  la  mer,  f. 

Spread,  spred,  t>«.  ((pread. 
spread),  étendre,  tendre,  ré- 
pandre, ouvrir,  déployer.  To 
—  a  report,  faire  tourir  un 
bruit.  —  the  clotb,  mettre  la 
nappe. 

-,  Vil.  se  déwlopper,  s'étuadi-e, 
•  'ouvrir. 


Spread,  a.  déployé,  [ca'eur,  m 
Spréodcr,  spred'-eur,  t.publi 
Sprig.    sprig,  s.   brin,  jet,  reje 

ton,    m.     pointe,    f.    Sprigs 

broussailles,  /  pi. 
Spvisey,  sprig'-gui,  a.  plein  d« 

rejetons. 
Sprighi,  spraTte,  ».  spectre,  es"- 

prit,  fantfirae,))!.  vision,  A 
— ,«(.  obséder,  «ai\re. 
Sprighiful,     spraîle'foul,      ir 

vif,  animé,  enjoué,  vigoureux. 
SprightfuIncBS.    spraUe^-foul- 

nesse,  s.  vivacité,  enjouement, 

vigueur,  f. 
Sprighiliiiesa,    spraîte'-ll-nes- 

se,  ».  vivacité,  petite  flèche,  f. 

feu,  m. 
Sprighily,  spralle'-ll,  a.  éveillé, 

égrillard,  vif. 
Spriiig,  spiinng,  ».  source,  fon- 
taine,    origine,      cause,     voie 

d'eau,    f,    ressort,    printemps, 

saut,  m.    (of  a    lotkj   ressort, 

—  «ater,  ».  ean  de  fontaine,  f. 

—  «ide,  s.  haute  marée,  f. 

—  time,  j.  printemps. 

— ,  (Mpraug.spriing,sprDng), 

l)H. saillir,  sortir,  sauter, jaillir, 
naître,  provenir,  darder,  pa- 
raître, faire  ressort. 

— ,  vn  faire  jouer  (a  mine),  fai- 
re lever  (of  game),  faire  bril- 
ler, produire  tout  à  coup. 

Sprfngal,  sprinng'-al,  ».  jeune 
homme,  jn 

Spriiige,  sprinndje,  ».  lacet, 
filet,  plége,  m. 

Spriiiger,  sprinng'.eur,  ».  im- 
poste, /,  Iraqueur,  m. 

Spriiigineas,  sprinng'-i-nesse, 
».  élasticité,  f. 

Spriiigiree,  sprinng'-tri,  s.  pa- 
lonnier,  m. 

Sprdigj-.  sprinng'-i,  a.  à  res 
sort,  élastique.  [soir,  m 

Sprfukie,  iprinng'-kl,  s.  arro- 

— ,  va.  arroser,  asperger,  (with 
sait)    saupoudrer. 

Spr«ukliiig,sprinng'-kl-inngne| 
».  aspersion,  f.  arroseraent,  ac- 
tiou  de  saupoudrer. 


SPU 


905 


SQU 


Sprlt,  sprill,  s.  jet,  «•  pousse, f. 
— ,  vn.  pousser,  jeter, 
Sprlte,   spralte,   t.  esprit,   m. 

galle,  f. 
Spritcfully,        spralle'-foul-ll, 

ad.  vigoureusement. 
Sprilsail,    tprilt'-séie,  s.  cWa- 

dièrei  f  [ner,  pousser, 

dproul,  spraoute.va.  bourgeon- 
— f  s.  jeune  chou,  jel,  rejeton, m. 
Spruce,  sprôùce  ,a,  leste,propre, 

beau,  élégant,  m.  [parer. 

—  ,  vn.  faire  le  petit  maltie,  se 
Sprûcc-beer,     sprôùce'-Mr,  s. 

bière  de  sapin,  /. 

—  l^aihiT,  I.  cuir  de  Prusse,  m. 
Sprûcely,  sproùce'-li,  ud.  pro- 
prement. 

Sprûceuess,  sprdùce'-nesse,  s. 
propreté,  élégance,  f. 

Spriing,  fpreunng,  prêt,  et 
part,  de  Spring. 

Sprunt,  spreunnt,  s.  petit  res- 
sort, m.  cho-e  courte,  qui  se 
plie  difticilem<at. 

Spûd,  speud,  s.  petit  couteau, 
ni. 

Spûme,  sploume,  i,  écume,    f. 

—,  vn.  écumer. 

Spùiuous,Spniny^spiou^-meu- 
ce,  mi,  n.  éciimeux. 

Spiin,  s.peunn,  prêt,  elpart.  de 
Spi». 

Spuiieeyspennndje,».  éponge,  f. 

— ,  vn.  éponger,  laver  avec  une 
éponge,  écou\i.  onner. 

—,  vn  vivre  aux  dépens  d'au- 
trui,écorniDer;  s'imbiber,  boire. 

Spûiiger,  speunn'-djeur,  s.  pa- 
rasite, m. 

Spûngiuess,  speunn'-djl-nesse, 
s.  qualité  spongieuse,  f. 

Spûtigiiig,  speunn'-djjungne,  s. 
écorniflerié,  action  d'éponger,  /• 

—  house,  s.  maison  de  sergent,/'. 
8piiugious,  Spûiigy,  speunn'- 

dji-euce,  dji,  o.  spongieux^  hu- 
mide, imbibé,  ivre. 

Spiiuk,  speunngk,  s.  bois  à  de- 
mi-pourri, m.     [ion,  nœud,  m, 

Spur,  speur,  s.  éperon,   aiguil- 

—  leutker,  s.  monture  d'cpe- 
roD,  éperonnière,  /. 


Spiir,  va,  éperonner,  piquer,  ai- 
guillonner, pousser,  exciter, 
forcer,  obliger. 

— ,  vn  jouer  de  l'éperon,  voya- 
ger en  bâte,  To  —  froui,  s'en- 
fuir. To  —  on,  se  presser. 

Spûfgalled,  speur'-gâld,  a. 
blessé  avec  l'éperon, 

Spurge,  speurdje,  i.  tithymale» 
m. 

—  olives,  thymelée,  f. 

—  laiircl,  s.  garou,  m. 
Spùriou*,     spiou'-rl-euce,      a. 

faux,  sirpposé,  bâtard,  corrom- 
pu. 

Spârioiisness.  spîou'-ri-euce- 
nesse,  ».  falsification,  bâtar- 
dise, A  [cperlan,  m. 

Spûi-ling,     speur''-liuogQe,     (. 

Spurn,  speurc,  s.  coup  de  pied, 
traitement  insolent,  m. 

— ,  va.  frapper  avec  le  pied, 
maltraiter;  dédaigner.  To  — 
away, chasser  4  coups  de  pied. 

— ,!')».  regimber,  ruer;  mépriser. 

Spiirred,  speurd,  a.  piqué,  épe- 
ronné,  ergoté. 

Spûrrer,  speur'-eur,  S.  celui 
qui  se  sert  d'éperons. 

Spûrrier,  speur'-i-eur,  s.  épe- 
ronnier,  m.  [m, 

Spûrry,    speur'-rl,  s.  spergule, 

Spiii'l,  speurt,  s.  V.  Spii-t. 

Spûrara)',  speur'-oué,  s.  chemin 
par  lequel  on  peut  passer  i 
cheval,  m. 

Spiitàiion,  spiou-té'-cheune,  s. 
sputation,  f. 

Spùtler,  speut'-teur,  un.  bre- 
douiller, cracher  en  parlant; 
décharger  sa  bile,  accuser  bas- 
sement. 

—fva,  cracher. 

— ,  ».  vacarme,  bruit,  m. 

Spnttercr,  speut'-leur-eur,  s. 
crachoteur,    bredouilleur,  ?)i. 

Spy,  spaï,  j.  espion,  m. 

— ,  va.  découvrir,  épier. 

— ,  vn.  observer,  examiner  scru- 
puleusement, épier. 

Spy/boal,  spaï'-bôte,  S.  cor- 
vette,  f. 

Snualt,  sliouôb,  a.  dodu,  potelé^ 


SQU 


906 


?QU 


tans  plumes,  épais,  grossier. 
Squnb,  s  ■  tabouret  garni, coussin. 

lit  de  repos  rembourré,  ni.  per- 
sonne replèle,  f. 
—,  ad.  en  tomljanl  lourdement. 
Squâbbish,    skou6b'-bicbe,    a. 

pesant,  lourd. 
Sqiiâbble,  skouAb'-bl,    on.    se 

disputer,  se  quereller. 
— ,  s  dispute,  querelle,  /. 
Squâlibler,    skou(b'-b1-ear,    >. 

querelleur,  m. 
Squâbbliiig,skoufib'-bl-inngne, 

s.  querelle, .dispute,  /. 
Sqiind.  skou&dd,  J.  escouade,  f. 
Sqiiâdron,     skou&'-dreuna,    s. 

escadron,  ïïi. 

—  of  ships.s.  escadre,  f. 
Sqiiâili'oiivd,    skouà'-dreuond, 

((,  formé  en  escadrons. 
SqiiâUd,  skouol'-lid,    a.   cras- 
seux, sale. 
Sqiiall,  skou&ll,s.cride  frayeur, 

«il    (of  wind)   coup    de    vent, 

m.  rafale,  f 
— ,rn.  pousserdescrisdefrayeur, 
Sqiiâller,        skouàll'-eur,       ; 

crieur,m. 
Sqiiûlliiig,    skou&lK'inngne,  s 

criaillerie,  A  bruit,  in. 
Sqiiâll}',  skou4K-Ii,  a.  sujet  aux 

rafales.  [prêté,/. 

Sqiiâlor.skouol'-enr,  s.  malpro- 
Sqiiânious,    skoué'-meuce,     a 

couvert  d'écaillés. 
Squânder,    skouonn^-deur,  va 

dissiper,  consumer,  disperser. 
Squâuderer,       skouonn'-deur 

eur,   $.  dissipateur,    prodigue 

m. 
Squaudcring.    skouonn'-deur' 

Inngne,  j.  gaspillage,  m. 
Sqnarc.  skouére,  a.  carré,  bon 

nêle,  juste,  franc, 

—  denliiig.  s.  bonne  foi,  f, 

— ,  s.  cairé,  panneau,  niveau,  m 
place,  équerre,  place  publique, 
régularité,  f. 

—,  un.  équarrir,  régler,  propor- 
tionner, [relier. 

— .fn. cadrer,  aller  avec;  se  que- 

SijEi.'irL'uess.  skouére'-nesse,  ». 
quadrature,/, 


Sqiiâring,  skouére'-inngne,  I. 
quadrature,  f.  alignement,  m. 

Sqiia»ih,  skouoche,  5.  chose  mol- 
le qui  s'écrase,  chute  subite,  f. 
choc  de  corps  mous,  m. 

— ,  ua.   aplatir,  écraser. 

Squat,  sknuott,  vn.  se  tapir,  >e 
blottir,  s  accroupir. 

— ,  o.  trapu,  ramassé. 

— ,s.  posture  d'une  personne  a«- 
croupie,  chute  subite,  A 

SquenU,skouik,  vu.  s  écrier,  je- 
ter des  cris  aigus,  rendre  un 
son  algn,j«irer. 

— ,  Sqiivâking,  skouik'-Inngne, 
».  cri  perçant,  de  douleur,  m. 

Sqiical,  skouîl,  V.    Sqiieak. 

Squéamish^     skoui'-miche,    a. 

■    délicat,  dégoûté,  susceptible. 

Sqiiéamishiiea»,  skoul^-œiche- 
ncsse,  s.  délicatesse,  f.  dégoût, 
m. 

Sqiiceze,  skoujze,  va*  serrer, 
presser,  vexer  opprimer,  écra- 
ser. —  ont.  exprimer. 

—  ,  un.  se  faire  un  chemin  par 
force,  fendre  la  presse. 

— ,  s.  presson,  compressio»,  f. 

Sqiiib,  skouilj,s.  fusée, y.  faquin, 
libelle,  m. 

Sqiiill,  skouill,  >.  scille,écrevis- 
se,  f. 

Sqiiiiinncjr,  skoulno'-ann-cl,  s. 
esquiuancie,  f. 

Squ>nt.skouinnt,  a.  louche, faux. 

—,  va.  vn.  loucher. 

Squiutcyed,  skouinnt'-ald,  a. 
quia  la  vue  loiehe;  malin. 

Squi'niing,  skouinnt'-:nngne,  ». 
l'action  de  loucher,  f, 

Squiiiliiigly.  skouionl/-Inngn(^ 
ii,  ad.  en  louchant. 

Sqiiiny,  skouin'-nlj  vn.  regar- 
der de  travers. 

Sqiiire,  skouaïre.  (.  écn;er,  m. 
titre  de  politesse  donné  aujour- 
d'hui à  certains  fonctionnai- 
res et  aux  personnes  exerçant 
nne  profession  libérale.  Il  se 
place,  sur  les  lettres,  &  la  sui- 
te du  nom,  sens  que  celui-ci 
soit  précéiié  du  mol  Monsieur  > 
Arthur  Gibson,  Squire. 


STA 


907 


STA 


Iqufrrel;  sliouer'-nl,  s.  écu- 
reuil, m. 

Sqiiirt,skaueartt,  s.  seringue,/', 
jet  d'eau,  m. 

—,  va.  ftringuer. 

— ,  vn,  ba\arder. 

Stab,  stab,  va.  poignarder,  as- 
sassiner, outrager. 

— ,  £.  coup,  de  poignard,  mal 
qu'on  fait  en  secret,  m. 

Stàliber,  stab''-beurj  >.  meur- 
triiïr. 

Sialiility,  sta-bil'i-ti,  s.  stabi- 
lité, constance,  f. 

Siâltio,  slé''-bl,  a.  stable,  solide, 
ferme. 

—, s.  écurie,  ^.(forcows)  élable,  f. 

— .  va.  vn.  logerdans  uneétable. 

StâblcbO}',  Stâhlemaii,  sté'- 
bl-boi,  mane,  s,  \alet  d'écurie, 
m. 

Slàbicneaa,  s(é'-bl-nesse,  t. 
stabilité,  fermeté,  constance,  f. 

Stâbliiig.  sté'-bl-ïDDgne,  s.  écu- 
ries, f.  pi. 

Stàbli^b,  slabMicbe,  va,  aiïer- 
mir,  confirmer,  établir. 

Siâccado.  stak'-ka-do,  s.  pa- 
lissade, estacade,  /. 

Siack,  stak,  s.  voie,  corde, meu- 
le, pile,  f.  rang,  las,  m.  plu- 
sieurs cheminées  qui  se  tou- 
chent, /.  pi. 

—,  va.   mettre   en  las,  entasser. 

Stâdium,  sté'-di  eume,  s.  sta- 
de, m.  [statboudcr,  m. 

Slâdlbolder,  statt'-bôld-eur,  s. 

Slair,  staff,  s.  bâton,  état-major, 
pouvoir,  soutien,  appui,  cou- 
plet, m.  autorité,  baguette, 
stance,/'.  Crosicr  — ,s.  cros- 
se d'évêqiie,  f.  Quarter  — . 
».  bâton  à  deux  bouts,  m.  — 
ivood,  s.  bois  merrain,  m. 

Stag,  slag,s.cerf,  m. 

—  beetle, s.  cerf-volant,  m. 
Btago,  stédje,   (.  théâtre,  écha- 

faud,  degré,  état,   progrès,   re- 
lais, m    scène,  f. 
— .  coach,  ».  diligence,  voiture, 
f.  coche,  m. 

—  daiicer,  ».  baladin,  m. 

—  horse,  s.  cheval  de  relais,  m. 


Stasc-p:ay,s.  pièce  de  théâtre,/. 

—  player,  s.  Comédien,  m. 
Stâget-,  sté'-djcur,  s.  routier, m. 

personne  qui  connaît  lemonde. 

SiâggBi-d,  stag'-gard,  s  cer 
de  quatre  ans 

Slâggirr,  stag'-gueur,  t)?i.  chan 
celer,   vaciller,  hésiter,  douter 

~,  va.  alarmer,  ébranler,  émo 
voir. 

Stâggerer,  slag'-gueur-enr,  s. 
celui  qui  chancelle. 

Slâggering,  stag'-gueur-inn- 
gne,  a.  chancelant. 

Siiiggci'îngly,  slag'-gueur-inn- 
gne-li,  ad.  en  chaucelant. 

Slâggors,  stag'-gurtrz,  s.  ver- 
tige, m. 

Slâgiiancj-,  stag'-nann-ci,  ». 
stagnation,  langueur,  f. 

.^tâgiiaiic,  stag'-nannt,  0.  crou- 
pissant, qui  ne  circule  pas. 

Stâguate,  slag'-néte,  vn,  crou- 
pir, être  stagnant. 

Slâgnâtioii,  stag-oé'-cheune,  ». 
—  tion,  stase,  f. 

Slaid,  siéd,  a.  rassis,  grave. 

— •  port,  de  Stay.  [ment. 

Siàidly,    sléd'-li,    ad.      grave- 

Stéidiicsa,  stéd'-ness,  s.  gra- 
vité, f.  [ternir 

Staiu,  sléne,  va.  tacher,  flétrir, 

— ,  ».  tache,  souillure,  flétris- 
sure,/', [tache,  m. 

Stâiiier,  slé'-neur,  s.   celui  qui 

SiûinleBs,  Eténe'-lcsse,  a.  sans 
tache. 

Stair,  stère,  s.  degré,  m.  mon- 
tée, marche,  /.  One  paii-,  (w« 
pair  of  —s,  le  premier,  le  se- 
cond étage,  m. 

—  case  ou  S<aii-s,  s.  escalier,  m. 
.^lakc,  stéke,  vu.  mettre  au  jeu, 

risquer,  hasarder;  garnir  de 
pieux,  de  jalons. 

— ,  s.  pieu,  poteau,  jalon,  pari, 
enjeu,  risque,  n;,  Oiir  lire  ia 
at  — ,  notre  vie  est  en  danger. 
To  lay  ail  at  — ,  jouer  de 
son  reste.  To  sweep  —s,  ra- 
fler tout. 

mulactUea,  stalak-taï'-tiz,  i, 
stalactites,  /.  pi. 


STA 


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STA 


Stale,    stèle,    a.   vieux,  vieille, 
usé,  suranné,  rassis  (of  bread), 
éventé  (of  liquida). 
—,  s.    urine  (of  animb.s),  amor- 
ce, prostituée, (at  cliess)pat,9». 
—,vn.  uriner  (of  animais). 
—,  t'a.  fairevieillir.rendre vieux, 
user,  détruire-  [ti-mps. 

8l«lcly,stéle'-li,af?.  depuis  long- 
Stûlc-mato,    stéle'-méte,  j.    (at 

ciiess)  pat. 
Slâloncss,  stéle'-nesse,  s.  vieil- 
lesse,     corruption,       destruc- 
tion,/-. 
— .  va,  faire  pat. 

Slalk,  slaTik,  vn.  arpenter,  mar- 
cher   fièrement;  marclier  der- 
rière quelque    chose    qui  vous 
couvre. 
— ;  ».   marche  fière,  lige,  queue, 

rafle,  tujau,  m.  hampe,  /. 
Stâlkcrs,    stiiîili'-curz,    s.  sorte 

de  filet  à  pêcher. 

SlAlkiiig-Lorse.stiffll£/-inngno- 

horce,  s.    cheval  artificiel  pour 

la  chasse,  prétexte,  masque,  m. 

St&lkj',  stâîik'-i,  (1.  dur,  coriace. 

S«al,   stâ;i,  s.    élable,   éch.ippe, 

cahute,  stalle,  /'.  siège,»!. 
—,  va.  élabler,  installer,  enrôler, 
—,  vn.  habiter,  demeurer,      [m 
Siâllage,  sl&l'-lédje,  s.  étalage: 
Sinlled.  slâlld,  a.  mis  dans  l'é- 

table,  à  stalle. 
Siâlliiig.  stâl'-Unngne,  s.  action 

d_e  mettre  à  i'étable. 

S<âlli_on,stâl'-yeune,5,éfalon, /. 

Stûuiiiia,   stame'-ine-a,    s.  éta- 

mincs  preraiersprincipes,  f.pl. 

Slâniiiicoiig,    sla'-mine-i-euce, 

a.  d  étamines 
Slàiiimer,  stam'-meur,  vn,  bé- 
gayer, hésiter,  balbutier, 
Stâiunierei-,      stam'.meur-cur, 

s.  bègue. 
SlÂinniei'Iii;:,    stam'-meur-inn- 
gne,   s.    bégatsment,  balbutie- 
ment, m. 
Si.^iiiniei'in»ij',      stam'-meur- 

inngne-l],  rt(i.  tn  bégayant. 
Slaui|i.  stiimmp,  s.    empreinte, 
estampe,  f.  timbre,    caractère, 
balancier,  coup  de  pied,  m. 


Slamp,  va.  timbrer,  imprimer, 
monnayer,  battre,  frapper;  frap- 
per du  pied. 

— .  vn.  trépigner. 

Slâinpe<l-papoF.  stammpt'-pé- 
peur,  s,  papier  timbré,  m. 

Stâmper,  stammp'-eur, s.piloD, 
m, 

Siâmpln-;,  stammp'-inngne,  s. 
action  d'empreindre,/. 

Slaiicli,  stannche,  a.  assuré, 
bon,  véritable,  solide,  franc, 
déterminé. 

—,  va,  étaocher,  arrêter  (of  li- 
quids). 

— .  vn.  s'arrêter. 

.^lânclihig,  stannche'-inngne, 
s.  étanchement,  yn, 

Siâiichiou,  stann^-cheune,  s. 
étançon,  m. 

Siâiichuess,  stannche'-Desse, 
s.  bonté,  sincérité,  f,  bon  étal, 
m. 

l^taiid,  stannd  (slood.slood), 
vn.  se  tenir  debout,  s'arrêter, 
demeurer,  être,  se  tenir,  pos- 
tuler, subsister,  être  situé,  ré- 
sister, persister,  consister,  dé- 
pendre, représenter,  dormir, 
crouper,  s'abuser  sur,  coûter, 
revenir. 

—  altoiit,  environner,  obséder. 

—  agitiiisi,  tenir  ferme,  soute- 
nir, résister,  tenir  bon. 

—  I>y,  soutenir,  appuyer,  se  ran- 
ger, se  joindre,  prendre  parti, 
être  présent. 

—  for,  briguer,  postuler,  dèfen- 
dre,  soutenir,  endurer,  compa- 
tir, souffrir. 

—  rorth,  avancer,  se  présenter 

—  gopiii».  bayer. 

—  god  fuilier,  être  parrain. 

—  in  awe,  craindre. 

—  in  stend,  servir,  être  utile. 

—  off.  curer. 

~  oiie'g  ligli»,  porler  ombra 
ge  à  quelqu'un. 

—  ou»,  soutenir,  maintenir. 

—  seuil-)',  être  en  sentinelle, 
ou  en  faction. 

—  aiill,  (as  water)  croupir. 

—  up,  se  lever. 


STA 


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STA 


riitand  upau  endjse  bérisser,5e 
dresser.  [nir. 

—  up    for,    défendre,    maintc- 

—  upou  oiie^  '«6*)  SB  soute- 
nir, [tir. 

—  with,     s'accorder,      compa- 
— ,  s.    halte,   peine,   incertitude, 

station,  opposition,  f,  embar- 
ras, délai,  poste,  guéridon, 
ckanlier,  m.  To  be  ut  —  or 
at  a  —,  être  en  peioe,  dans 
l'embarras,  hésiter. 
SlAiidard,  stann'-dard,  s.  éten- 
dard, drapeau,  étalon  de  poids, 
modèle,  m. 

—  bearer, s.  porte-étendard,  m. 
Siâiidcr,    stannd'-etir,    s.  bali- 
veau, celui  qui  est  debout,  m. 

—  hf,  a.  regardant,  ?peclateur. 
Standing,  stanud'-inugne,  a.  é- 

tabli,  constitué,  inamovible. 
Frieiidfl  of  old  — ,  amis  de 
longue  maio.  —  arniy,  armée 
sur  pied,  f.  —  cfimc,  croûte 
ferme  d'un  pilé,  f.  —  <li»b, 
plat  ordl«t!re,  pain  quotidien, 
jn.  —  place,  poste,  m.  place, 
f.  —  nater,  eaux  dormantes. 
f.  pi.  [poste,  rang,  m. 

—,  s,  place,  condition,  f.    lieu, 

Siâiidisb,  slann'-diche,  <,  écri- 
toire  de  table,  f, 

Staug,  stanng.pr^t.  de  fSiing. 

— ,«.  perche  (a  measure),  f. 

Siank,  stanngk,  nref.  deStink. 

Bt&unavj,  stan'-nar-i,  a.  qui 
regarde  les  mines  d'étaln. 

Stâiiza,  staDD''-2a,  s,  stance,  f. 
couplet,  m. 

(Siéple,  stê'-pl,  t.  étape,  foire, 
f.  entrepôt,  marché,  brin,  lu. 
soie  (of  r'ollon),  f.  gâche,  f. 
Crampon,  m. 

—,  a.  réglé,  établi,  conforme  aux 
lois  du  commerce. 

—  lonn,   ».  \ille  marchande,^. 
Star,  star, s.  étoile,  f.  astre,  as- 
térisque, m. 

Siâi-board,  star'-bdrde,  (.  tri- 
bord, m. 

tBtâi'chamber,  starMcbamm- 
beur,  s.  chambre  étoile»,  de 
justice,/'. 


Slarch,  starche,  s.  amidon,  m, 
Diliilcd  —,  empois,  ))i. 

— ,  l'a.  empeser. 

Stâi'cked,  slarlcht,  a>  empesé; 
affecté,  formaliste. 

Siârcher,  slartche'-eur,  s.  cm- 
pcseuse,  /.  -       [empesage,  m. 

Slârchiiig,  slartche'-inngne,  s. 

Siârckly,  startche'-H,  ad.  avec 
affectation,  f. 

St&i'cbiiiaker,  itartcbe''-mé- 
keur,  s.  amidonnier,  m. 

Stârtcbiicss,  startche'-nesse,  s, 
afféterie,  f. 

.^lare,  stère,  vn,  regarder  avec 
surprise  ou  Impudence.  Ai 
oiie — ,  regarder  fixement.— lu 
ihe  fncc,  être  évident,  sauter 
aux  jeux.  Sluriug  look,  re- 
gard égaré. 

—,  s.  surprise,  f.  étourneau,  re- 
gard fixe,  m.  [de  mer,  f. 

.^larûeb,    star'-fiche     s.   étoile 

Stûrgazcr,  star'-gué-zeur,  s, 
astrologue,  m. 

St&i-buwk,  star'-hiiik,  s.lanler, 
m.  [lé. 

Siârligbl,   star'-Ialte,    a.  êtoi- 

— ,  s.  lumière  des  étoiles. 

Stâringly,  stér«''-iDngne-li,  ad. 
fixement. 

Stark,  stark,  a.  fort,  vrai, franc. 

—  ,  ad.  tout  à  fait.  [nue,  f, 

—  uakcd,  a   tout  DU,  ni.  toute 
Stârkly,     stark'-li,    ad.   forte> 

ment,  rudement  [toiles. 

Stâi-leas,  star'-lpsse,  a,  sans  é- 

Siârlikc,  star'-laïke,  a.  radié, 
étoile,  brillant. 

Siârling,  star'-linngne,  S.  étour- 
neau ;  avant-bec  d'un  pont,  m. 

Siarred,  slard,  a.  semé  d'étoiles, 

Stârry,  star'-ri,  a.  étoile,  eD 
étoile. 

StârBhoot,star'-chi}ùte,8.  étoile 
filante,  f. 

Start,  startt,  tj>t.  tressaillir,  sau- 
ter de  peur,  faire  un  écart,  sa 
lancer,  partir,  s'enfuir,se  lever 
précl{)itamment,  s'écarler.  — 
from,  s'écarter.  —  up,  s'él»- 
ver. 

.  — )  va.  alarmer,  troubler,  lanceri 


STA 


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STA 


faire  partir,  faire  lever,  décon- 
Trir,  Taire  surgir. 

—,  s.  tressaillement,  écart,  élan, 
caprice,  départ,  m.  Ge»  tbe  — , 
commencer,  devancer.  Give 
Ihe  —,  ranimer.  By  — «  and 
leaps,  par  sauts  et  pnr  bonds. 
By  — »,  ad.  par  boutades. 

Slâi-ler,  starU'-eur,  s.  celui  qui 
abandonne  son  dessein. 

Atâi'tiiig,  starlt'-inngne,  a.  om- 
brageux, [ge,  )n. 

—  liole,  s.  défaite,   f.  subterfu- 

—  pijice,  s.  barrière,^, 
Siâriisli,  startt'-icbe,  u.  no  peu 

ombrageux. 
Slârlle,  ftart'-tl,  un.  tr  ssaillir, 

trembler  de  peur,  [re  frémir, 
•— )  va.  effrayer,  surprendre,  fai- 
—,  $  tressaillement,  m.    alarme, 

f-  [m. 

Stéi'(-np.  starlt' -eu  p,j. par-venu, 
Starvc.  starve,   v<i,  enflammer, 

faire  périr  de  faim,  réduire  par 

la  famine,  priver  de  force. 

—  ,  vn.  Êlre  dans  la  misère,  en- 
durer des  prival'ons.  —  wiib 
biinger,  —  -niilt  cold,  mourir 
de  faim,  de  froid. 

Siâi'ved.  starvd,  a.  famélique, 
misérable,  accablé  de  priva- 
tions. 

Siâi-veliiig,  slarve'-linngne,  s. 
affamé,  meurt-de-faira. 

State,  sléte,  s.  état,  trôae,  m. 
pompe,  grandeur,  fierté,  hau- 
teur, politique,  ,'. 

— ,  ua.  régler,  établir, déterminer. 

Siàtelines*,  stéte'-li-nesse,  t. 
grandeur,  pompe,  fierté,  f. 

Stâiely,  stéie'-li,  a.  superbe, 
noble,  sublime,  pompeux. 

(—.ad.  superbement,  majestueu- 
sement. 

Siâicuieut,  sléte'-mennt,<,  dé- 
tail, rapport,  compte-rendu, m. 

«tûiehuiuii,  stétts'-mane,  s. 
homme  d'état,  ministre,  politi- 
que, m. 

jitûteswoinnn,  sléls'-oueume- 
eune,  s.  femme  politique,  f. 

Stûlic,  Sliiiicul,  slat' tik,  ti- 
kal,  a.  statique.    . 


Stades,  stat''-tiks,  s.  statique,  f. 

Siâiiiig,  sté'-linngne,  s.  règle- 
ment, m.   détermination,,'. 

Station,  sté'-cheune,  ».  po?te, 
emploi,  rang,  m.  station,  con- 
dition,/'. 

—,  va.  poster,  placer. 

Stâiionni-j,  sié'-cheuns  a-ri,  a. 
stationnaire,  fixe. 

Stâtionei-,  sté'-cheunecur,  s. 
marchand  de  papier, libraire, ïn. 

Stâtionery.  sté'-cheune-eur-i, 
s.  commerce  de  papier,  m. 

Stâtisi,  até'-tlste,  >.  politique, 
m. 

Statfstic,  —  lical,  sta-tiss'-tik, 
ti  kal,a.  statistique. 

Slâtisiics,    sta'-tiss-tiksi   «•    la 
statistique,  f. 
I  Stâtuary,    stat'-tchion-s-rl,     (• 
statuaire,  sculpture,  f, 

Statue,  stat'-tchiou,  s.  statue, 
figure,  f.  [stature,  /. 

Stâtnre,stal'-tcliioure,  s.  taille, 

Stâtutable,  stat'-tcblou-ta-bl, 
n.  conforme  aux  lois. 

Stâtiitablj',  staf'-tchîou-ta-bli, 
ad.  en  vertu  des  lois. 

Stâttite.  stat'-tchioute,  «.  statut, 
règlement,  décret,  m.  ordon- 
nance, f,  [f'Pl. 

—  Iaw8,  s.   lois  parlementaires, 

Stavc,  Steve,  un.  briser,  défon- 
cer, démolir,  éloigner,  meltr- 
des  échelons,  baitre  à  coups  d( 
biton  .  —  off.  écarter,  détour 

—,u«.  jouer  du  bâ'on.  [ner 

8ta\es,  siévz,  pl.V.  Staff,  doa 
ves. 

Stâvrsacre,  sié'-vzè-keu'',  | 
(bo.)  herbe   aux    poux. 

Stay,  slé,  s.  fixiié,  stabilité,  éta' 
permaneut, arrêt,  obstacle,  étai. 
support,  m.  prudence,  précauc 
tion,    conduiie  ferme,  f. 

— ,(8taid.  aiaid),  ru.altendroj 
rester,  s'arrêier,  passer.  Xo 
—  awny.  s'absenler.  To  — 
for,  atteudre.  To  —  at  a 
st.iiid,  être  en  suspens. 

—,  un,  arrêter,  retarder,  empê- 
cher, élayer,  apaiser,  soutenir, 
To  —  from,   détourner    To 


STË 


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SÏE 


—  Qnc''s  stoiuach,  étourdir  la 
grosse  faim.  Vu  —  viues;  met- 
tre des  écbalas. 
»-5  i.  éUi,  f.  appui,  délai,  sé- 
jour, m.  bride  de  hcguin,  f. 
aiake  uo  — .  point  de  retard. 

—  baud,£.  télière,  f. 

—  lace,  s.  lacet  de  corset. 
St&)cd,  stéde,  II.  posé,  retenu. 
.Slâyedly,   stéde'-li,    ad.    posé- 
ment, [rieux,  m 

Biâycduc».,  stéde^-nesse,  s.^é- 

B(6}'er,  sté'-eur,  s.  appui,  sou- 
tien, jugement,  m.  prudence, 
solidité,  f. 

8iu)8,  siéz,  s.  corset,  corps  de 
jupe,  étais,  1)1. 

Stcud,  sted,  s  lieu,  service,  se 
cours,  m.  place,  /.  bois  (of  a 
bed),  m.  Il»  ber  — ,  àsa  place, 

— ,  va.  servir,  assister. 

Steâdfast,  sted'-faste,  a.  fer 
me,  stable. 

Sléadraslly,  sted^-raste-Ii,  ad 
constamment. 

Sléadraslupss,  sted^-faste-nes- 
se,  s.   fermeté,  résolution,  f. 

Siéudil}',  sted'-i-li,  ad.  avecfe 
meté. 

Stéadîiiesa,  sted^-i-nesse,  s 
constance,  uniformité  de  con 
duile,  f. 

Stéad),  sted'-l,  (I.  ferme,  sûr 
constant,  —  liaiid,  main  su' 
re,  f. 

Slcuk,  stéke,  s.  trancbe,  gril- 
lade, côtelette,  f. 

Bteal,  stile,  va.  (stole,  ctoleu, 
•  lolu).  dérol-er,  -voler. 

—,  vn.  voler,  dérober,  se  glisser 
furtivement,  gagner,  surpren- 
dre, To — a  uiaiTÎage,  se  ma- 
rier clandesliuement.  To  — 
off,  —  nway.  s'esquiver. 

Sléaler,  sti'-'«ur,  ».  voleur, 
larron,  m.  [larcin,  m. 

Stéaliiie,    sti'-llnngne,    s.    vol. 

Stcalingly-  sti'-liungoe-li,  ad. 
i  la  dérobée. 

Stealib,  stilth,  s.  larcin,  m. 

Stéaliby,  stilth'-i,  o.  fait  clan- 
destinement. By  —  «(2.  à  la 
âérobés,  secrètement. 


Steam,  stime,  s.  vapen,',  fu- 
mée, f.  [m, 

—  boat,    s.    bateau   à    vapeur, 

—  engine,  s.  pompe  à  feu,  f. 
— pâcket,    s.    paquebot   à    va- 
peur, m. 

—  ,un.  exhaler,  donner  de  li 
vapeur.  To  —  away,  s'év* 
porer. 

Steed,  stld,  g,  cheval, coursier,»! 
Steel,  stll,  s,  acier,  briquet,  m, 

—  work,  f ,  aciérie,  f.  armes,  f. 
pi.  [f. 

—  yard,  S.  peson,  m.  romaine, 
— .  va  aciérer,  endurcir,  animer. 
Sttéely,  stli'-i,  a.  d'acier,  acéré, 

dur,  ferme.  [rapide. 

Sicep,  slîp ,  s, précipice, m. pente 
—,  a.  raide,  escarpé. 
—,  va  tremper,  infuser, imbiber. 

—  cd    bemp,  chanvre  roui. 
Steeple,    sU'-pl,  s.  clocher,  m. 

—  cba«e,s.  course  au  clocher,  ^. 
Steéply,    stip'-li,   ad.  avec  rai- 
deur,       [deur  d'une  pente,  f» 

Stcépnessc,  stlp'-nesse,  s.  rai- 
Stecpy,stlp'-i,  a.  raide,  escarpé. 
Sieer,  stlr,s.  bouvillon,  >n. 

—  .1X1.  gouverner,  conduire. 

—,  vn.  faire  route,  porter,  con- 

rir 
Steérage,  sllr'-idje,  s.  place  du 

pilote,   direction,    f.     effet    du 

gouvernail. 
Steériiig,    stir'-inngne,    f.    di- 
rection du  gouvernail,  m. 
Stcéfsnian,    —    mate,    sllri'- 

maoe,  méte,  5    timonier,  7)î. 
Stegaiiàerapby,       steg-a-nog'- 

gra(-fi,  s.  stéganographie,  f- 
Siéllai-,  stel'-iar,  (1.  astral. 
Stcllâtiou,    stel-lé'-cheune,    8. 

scintillation,  f.  [a.  étoile, 

StelliferoiiB,  sleK-lif-fer-euce, 
Siéllioiiate,  stel'-yeune-éte,  ». 

stellionat,  m. 
Stem,   stem,    s.    tige,  proue,  f 

rejeton,  cœur,  éperon,  m. 
-  ,  va.  arrfite*r  le  cours,  refouJer, 

aller  contre.  To   —  ibe  tide, 

aller  contre  marée. 
Sicnck,  steouche, s.  puanteur,^. 
—,  va.  empuantir. 


STE 


912 


Slonigrapby,     sti-nog'-graf-fi 

$.  siénogiaphie.  f. 
Siéiiioriaii,  ftcun'-tô-ri-ane, a. 

de  Stentor. 
Slcntorophôiiic,     stenntfl-ro- 

fone'-ik,  a    bruyant. 

—  liibe,s.  tronipeUe parlante,/'. 
Slop,  slep,  vn,  aller,   empêcher 

de  couler,  faire  un  tour,  une 
enjambée. 

—  arter,  suivre.  [s'écarter. 

—  aside,    se    mettre  à  l'écart, 

—  back,  rebrousser  ciiemin. 

—  backward,  reculer. 

—  donn,  descendre. 

—  forward,  s'avancer. 

—  iu,  entrer. 

—  out,  sortir. 

—  over,  passer,  traverser. 

—  up,  monler. 

—  ,  ».  pas,  échelon,  degré,  mar- 
cbepîed  (of  coaclies),  in*  en- 
jambée, démarche,  f.  Bj  sucb 
— ,  par  de  telles  mesures. 

—  stoiie,  s.  pas,  seuil. 

—,0.  beau,  belle  (relaled  bj 
marriage). 

—  latbei-,  t.  beau-père, m. 

—  daiigbler,  i.  belle-HlIe,  f. 

—  inotber,  S.  belle-mère,  ma- 
râtre,  f. 

—  sistcr,  S.  belle-sœur,^. 

—  son,  s.  beau-fils,  m, 
fliéppîng,     step'-piungne,     '(• 

l'action  d'aller. 

—  slotie,  s.  marchepied. 
Slercorâceous,      steur-k6  ré'- 

cheuce,  a.  qui  est  de  la  nature 
du  fumier. 

Stercorélioii,  steur-kftré'-cheu- 
ne,  s.  fumier,  m. 

Oloreôgrapb)'.  ster-ri-og'-graf- 
fi,  s.  sléréographie,  f. 

Stcrcémeti'ie.  ster-ri-om'-mi- 
tri,  s,  stéréométrie,  f. 

Slcreotjpe,  sli'-ri-ôlaïpe,  a. 
s.  stéréolype. 

"-.  l'a.  stéréoijper. 

Slcril,  sler'  ril,  a.  «térll. 

Sicrîlity,  sli-ril'-i-ti,  I.  stéri- 
lité, f. 

Stpt'il^ze,  sler'-ril-aïze,  va.  rui- 
ne-, détruire,  stériliser. 


STI 

fteur''-linngne, 


Steilii 

sterlii 

— ,  a.  pur,  vrai. 

Sti-i'ii.  steurn,  a,  sévère,  aus- 
tère, authentique,  cruel. 

— ,  s.  poupe,  queue,  partie  pos- 
térieure, f. 

—  poBt,  S.  étambot,  in. 
Stéruly,    steurn'-li,  ad.    sévè 

rement.  [vérité,  f, 

SiériinesB,  steum'-nesse,  s.sé- 
Sleriiiiiâtiou,     steur-niou-té'- 

cheune,  s.  éternument,  in. 
Slci'uûlulÏTC,    Slei'uûtatory^ 

sieur-niou'-ta-tive,  ta-leur-i,  a. 

sternulatoire. 
Stew,    stiou,    va.  enire  i  l'étu- 

vée.  Stcwed    ment,  ttayé». 

—  nppIcB,  compote. 
— ,  «)i.  bouillir  à  petit  feui 
— ,   s.  vivier,   réservoir,  m.  élu- 

vée.   —   «,  étuve,  maison    de 

bains,  f.    bordel,  m.  [f, 

Sléwpaii,  stiou'-pane, s.  terrine, 
8ié«Ri-d,  stiou'-eurd,  s.  maître 

d 'hôtel,  intendant, économe,  m. 

(of  a  ship),  munitionnaire,  m 
Sléwardsbip.    stiou^-eurd-cbi- 

pe,     s,     charge     d'intendant, 

d'homme  d'affaires,  f. 
Stick,  stik,  s.  b&ton,  brin,  jet, 

archet,     m.  canne,    queue    da 

billard,  baguette,  f.   broussaiil- 

les,  f.  pi,  Conjpoaiiig    — ,  s 

composteur,     î». 
— ,  (siuck.  siuck),  vn.  se  te 

nir,  s'attacher,  se  tenir,  adhé 

rer,  coller,    demeurer,  hésiter 

reculer. 
— ,   va.    percer,   piquer,   ficher, 

fixer,  attacher,  mettre,  garnir, 

larder. 

—  a  pig,  tuer  un  cochon, 

—  by.  soutenir,  appuyer. 

—  pôles  iu  Ibe  groiiud,  ja< 
lonner. 

—  at  a    tbing,  s'opini&trer. 

—  iu,  enfoncer. 

—  inio,   plonger. 

—  oui,  se  retirer,  être  désœuvré 

—  upon, insister  sur. 
Stickiiiess,  stik'-ki'nec««,  (.via* 

cosité, /■. 


STI 


913 


STO 


a»ickiiig,stik'-kinDgne,a.  adhé- 
rent. 
Btickie,  stik''-kl,  vn.  faire  rage, 
soutenir  aTec   opiniâtreté,  dis- 
puter TiTement. 
Siickler,  stik'-lil-eur,  s.  second, 
cbampion,     partisan,    adepte' 
m. 
Siickf,  stik'-ki,  a.  gluant. 
sua,  stiff,  a.  raide,  empesé,  af- 
fecté, dur,  obstiné. 
Stiaeu,  stif'-fn,  va.  raidir,  em- 
peser, gommer,  rendre  opiniâtre. 
Blifl-eniug,     stif/-fn-iangne,    »! 

roid;ssement,  m. 

Bliffheàrled,    stiff-har)/-ed,  a, 

obstiné.  [fermement. 

StirO)-,  stiff'-li,  ad.  roidement, 

Bliaiieckod,   stiff'-nekt,  a.  roi- 

de,  opiniâtre. 
Sliiîiieas,     sliff/-ness8,    s.    rol- 
deur,  contrainte,  f.  engourdis- 
sement, doute,  tn. 
StiQc,  slaï'-fl,  va.  étouffer,  suf- 
foquer, a.çsoupir,  concentrer. 
Sii^ma,  stig/  ma,  s     marque,  f. 

déshonneur,  stigmate,  m. 
Siigiuâiic,    —  cl,    stig-mat/- 

tik,ti-kal,  a.  infâme. 
Stiguiaiize,  stig'aja-taîze,  va 
stigmatiser,     note\     d'infamie 
dénigrer.  ' 

•tilar,  staf-leur,  a.  qui  appar- 
tient au  style  d'un  cadran  so- 
laire. 
Siiîe,  slaïle,  s.  barrière,  aiguil- 
le,/.  style,  )?i,  Turu  —,  s. 
tourniquet,  ni. 
Sliléito,    stii-let'tô,    s.    ttylel 

poignard,  m. 
Siill,   slill,   va,    Msonpir,    eal- 

mer,  distiller. 
— »  a.  tranquille,  calme,  en  re- 
pos, stagnant  silencieux. 
— »  nd.  encore,  toujours,  nonobs- 
'«■"•      ,  [me,  m. 

— .    s.     alambic;     silence,     cal- 
Stillatilioua,     stil-la-tiche'-eu- 

ce,  (i.  qui    tombe  par  gouttes. 
Slillatory,      stil'-la-teur  i,      $, 

alambic,  laboratoire,  m. 
Siill.born,  stiil'  borne.a,  mort- 
né. 


I  f.  sac» 


Slillicldc,  stil'-li-saîd 

cession  de  gouttes. 
Slillicidious,  stil-li-cid/-yeuce, 

a.  tombant  en  goutles. 
SiillucsH,  slilK-nesse,  j.  calme, 

silence,  m. 
««■Ily,sti|/-ll,  aa.  en  silence. 
S'il»»,  stiitz,   t.  échasses,  Z'.  pj. 
To  go  upou  —,  aller  sur  des 
echasîes.  [mobilité     f 

S«ilU»aiid,  still'-stannd,   s.  imi 
Siimulate,  stim'-miou-iéte,  va. 

aig^uilionner,   piquer,  exciter. 
Sdmulaliug,        stim'-raiourlé- 
iinngne,  ».  picotement,  m'.ex- 
cilalion,  f. 
—  ,    Sifmulalive,     stira'-miou- 
l_e-tife,  a.  excitant,  stimulant. 
Stiniulâlion,        stim'-mioulé'- 
cheune,  ».  incitation, /.  encou- 
ragement, m. 
Siiiig,     stinng,     va.     (sCung 
Xung),  piquer,   mordre,  per- 
cer. '^ 
— .  ».  aiguillon,  remords,  m 
S<iiigil,,stinn'-dji-ii,  ad   mes- 
quinement. 
Stiiiginei,,   stinn-dji-nesse,  s 

tnesquinerie,  lésinerie,  /'. 
Siinçiiig.     stinng'-inngne,     t 

piqûre,  morsure,  f. 

Sciiigie»»,  stinng'-lesse,  a.  sans 

aiguillon,    sans     pointe,  doux 

(louce,  f.  [forte,  / 

Siingo,  stinn'-g8,».  Tieille  biè-o 

*<'"sy,  slinn'-dji,    o.  mesquin 

avare.  ' 

Siiuk,  stinngk,  ».  pnantenr,  f, 

~,(8lank,  DtuMk,  ..unk),  u,,. 

puer,  sentir  mauvais. 
Siiiikard.      Stinngk' -eurd       • 
puant,  m.  ■■      *• 

SUnker,   jtinngk'  e„     ,_  ,     , 

ce  qui  blesse  r„dnrst 
^Pn'""^    '""^"'-iangne,   a. 

*"!,'M"u*''''  "'"  "Sk'-inngne-Ii, 
ad.  lâchement  ,   i.as.ement 

Stinkpoi,  slin„sk'-pott,j.  com- 
position puaa  le,    f 

Siiin,  stiunt,  v'a.  limiter  re* 
treindre.  (tenue,/'. 

-.  s  tornes,  f,  pi,  nmUe,  ré- 
58 


STO 


914 


STO 


Sifpeud,  stai'-pcnnd,  $.  salaire, 
,n.  [s.  ftipeudiaire,  m. 

Stipundinry,  sUï-penn'-di-a-rl, 

—  «.salarié. 

Stipiic,  —  col,  stlp'-tik,  ll-kal, 
a.  ityptique. 

Stipulate,  stip'-piou-léte,  va. 
stipuler,  con-venir  do. 

Stipulation,  stip-piou-lé'-cbeu- 
Dc,  s.  stipulation,  f.  contiat, 
m.  [celui  qui  stipule,  m. 

Siipulâtoi-,  slip-iou-lé'-teur,  s. 

Hiir.  sieur,  un.  remuer,  mou\o:r, 
agiter.  —  up,  émouvoir,  susci- 
ter, causer,  exciter. 

— ,  u?i.  se  mouvoir,  bouger,  se 
mettre  en  mouvement,  se  pré- 
«enter.  [agitation,  f. 

—,  s.  bruit,  tumulte,  m.  révolte, 

Siirp,  sleurp,  $.  race,  f<imille. 
eénération,  f. 

St'ii'i-er,  sleur<-reur,  ».  celui 
qui  remue,  qui  met  en  mou- 
vement; provocateur,  instiga- 
teur, auteur,  m. 

Stirriug,  steur'-rinngne,  s. 
mouvement,     m.    révolte,     f. 

Stirriip,  steur'-reup,  s.  étrier. 
m.Sboe  maker'»  — ,tire-p.eJ, 
m.  [trier,  adieu,  »?. 

—  glasR,  —  cup,  s.  vin  de  l'é- 
•- lentlier,s.  étrivière,  f. 

-  stackiugs,  s.  chaussettes, 
pi. 

Btitcb,  stitche,  va.  coudre,  pi- 
quer, brocher  un  livre,  placer 
une  doublure. 

— ,  s  point,  m.  douleur  aiguë, 
f.  point  de  côté,  m. 

•titcher,  stitche''-eur,  t.  celui 
qui  coud,  ni. 

•titchery.  stitche'-euf-i,  I.  ou- 
vrage à  l'aiguille,  m. 

•iiicbing.  stitche'-inngne,  $• 
l'action  de  coudre,  A 

—  siilk,  s.  grosse  soie,  f. 
Stitchwort,  stitche'-oueurte 

camomille,  A  [clume,  f. 

Stithy,  sti(/»'-i,  s.  grosse  en- 
Siive,  staîve,  va.  étuver,  étouT 

fer  de  chaud.  [iande,  m 

Siii/er,  5taï'-veur,s.suu  ai  Hol 
uioal,  stdte,  s,  furet,  in. 


StoccÂdo,  stok-ké'-d6,  S.  conp 
d'épée,  m.   estocade,  f. 

Stock,  stok,  va.  fournir, assortir, 
amasser,  faire  provisioUj  peu- 
pler.— «p.  extirper. 

—,  s.  tronc,  souche,  race,  provi- 
sion, fonds,  capital,  effets,  ren- 
tes, actions,  monture,  cravate, 
col,  talon  (of  cards),  bloo, 
grelTe,  ente.  [séché,  m. 

—  flsb,    ].     stockCche,    poisson 

—  do«e,  s.  pigeon-ramier,  m, 

—  giilyOoTer,  s.  giroflée,  f. 
Slôckiiie,  stoli'-inngne,  S.  bas, 

m.  Kuii  —,  bas  tricotés,  m. 
pi.  ^Vo»eii  —,  bas  au  mé- 
tier, m.  pi. 

—  mciider,  3,  ravaudouse,  f. 
Stdckisli,  stok'-iche,  a.  dur,  in- 

sensible. 

Stôckjob,  stok'-djob,t)a.  agioter. 

Siôckjobber,  stok'-djob-beur 
s.  agioteur,  m. 

8i6ckjobbiiig-stok'-djob-binn' 
gne,  s.  agiotage,  m, 

Siécklock,  Elok'-lok,  I.  ler 
rure  à  pêne  dormant, m. 

Stocks,  stoks.  s.  pi-  chantier' 
de  navires,  m.  ceps,  fers,  m.pl. 

Stôckatill,  stok^-stil,  a.  immo- 
bile, tout  court. 

St6ic,  sti'-ik,  i.  itoique,  stoï- 
cien, m.  [stoïcien,  m. 

Siôicul,   slt'-i-kal,   a.   stoîque, 

Stôically,  stô'-i-kal-li,  ad.  — 
quemenl.  [me,  m. 

Slôicisni,  stfi'-l-cizm,  t.  stoïcis- 

Stolc,  stôle,  ».  étole,  garde-ro- 
be, f.  1        [Steol. 

Siôicii,  Stolii,  stô'-ln,  part,  de 

Siolidity,  sl6-lid'-i-ti,  s.  bêti- 
se,/'. 

Stémacb,  steum'-B  juk,  s.  es- 
tomac, appétit,  gou't.jn.  fierté, 
hauteur,    colère,  résolution,  f. 

—  ,  va.se  fâcher  de,  digérer. 

—  vn.  se  fâcher,  être  en  colère. 
Slôinnched,  steum'-meukt,    a. 

plein  de  ressentiment. 
Siônuueher,  sleum'-ma-tcheur, 
s.  pièce  d'estomac,  f.   corsage. 

—  of  ribbouc,  s.  échelle  de  ru- 
bans, f. 


STO 


915 


STO 


fSlâniacbriil,  steuin''-meuk-foul, 
a.  fier,  opiniâtre,  têtu. 

Sl6machrulHe*s,steum'-ineuk- 
foul-nesse,  •-  obstination,  f. 

Stoiuâchic,  —  cul,  stô-mak^- 
ik,  i-kal,  a.  stomachique. 

Stéinachless,  steum^-meuk-les- 
se,  a.  dégoûté. 

Slôuiarboua,  slV-mak-euce,  a. 
obstiné,  aigu,  bourré,  irrité. 

«toue,  stôoe,  s.  pierre,  gravelle, 
f,  nojau,  testicule,  calcul,  m. 
poids  (6  kil.  3S  ou  S  kil.  63), 
pépins,  m.  pU  pierreries,  f. 
pi.  Saudy  —,  tuf  OU  tuffau, 
>»i.  Free  —,  s.  pierre  de  taille, 
f.  Puiuice— ,  S,  pierre  ponce, 
f.  Fliiii  —,  s.  silex,  m, 

—  alun,  S.  alun  de  rocbe,  m. 

—  dead,  a.  raide  mort. 

—  pit,  s.  carrièie,  /.  [m. 

—  work,  s.  ouvrage  en  pierre, 

—  chalter,  i.  bergeronnette,  f. 

—  crop,s.  mil,  m.  [m. 

—  cutter,!,  tailleur  de  pierres, 

—  rruil,  s.  fruit  à  nojfau,  m. 

—  borae,  3.  cheval  entier,  m, 
—,  a.  de  pierre. 

—,  va.  lapider,  endurcir 

Stëiiiness,  stô'-ni-nesse,  s.  qua- 
lité pierreuse,  f. 

Siôuiug,  stft'-aiungne,  s.  lapi- 
dation,^. 

8l6u}',  sti'-ni,  a.  pierreux. 

—  fruit, s.  fruit  pierreux,  m. 

—  keart,  s.  cœur  de  rocher,  m. 

Stood,  stolid,  part,  de    Staud. 

Stool,  stôul,  s.  tabouret,  m.  sel- 
lette, selle, ^.  Foo»  —,  s.  mar- 
che-pied, m  Joint  —,  t.  es- 
cabeau, I?!, 

Stoolbnll,  stôùl-b&ll,  i.  sorte 
de  jeu  de  balle  dans  lequel  les 
joueurs  restent  assis. 

CItoop,  sto'îip,v>i.  se  baisser,  s'a- 
baisser, iociiner,  pencher,  des- 
cendre, accoider,  fondre  (of 
birds).  Sbe  sloops  to  cou» 
quor,  elle  s'abaisse  pour  vain- 
cre. 

—  ,  s.  action  de  se  baisser,  de 
fondre  sur  une  proie,  de  des- 
ceudre  d'un  rang  élevé. 


Stdopiiigly,  sidùp'-inngne-II, 
ad.  en  se  baissant. 

Siop,  stop,  va  arrêter,  retarder. 
Loucher,  clore,  fermer.— (bief, 
—  tbicr!  «u  voleur!  au  voleur! 

— ,  vn.  s'arrêter,  faire  halle,  stop- 
per (of  sleam  beats). 

— ,  ».  retardement,  délai,  obita- 
cle,  m.  pause,  touche,/'. 

—  gnpi  s.  plastron,  m. 

—  cock,  j.  robinet,  m. 
Stéppage,    stop'-pidje,  S.  obs- 
truction, f.  [tructif. 

Stôpping,  stop'-pinngne,  a.  obs- 

Stôppcrs,  siop'peurz,  s.  (mar.) 
bosses,  f.  pi, 

Slôpple,  s^op'-pl,  s.  bouchon, 
fouloir,  bâillon,  m, 

Siôrax,  stô'-raks,  s.  storax,  m. 

Store,  stfire,  s.  quantité,  abon- 
dance, foi  ce,  f.  amas,  1)1. 

— ,  l'a.  munir,  garder,  réserver, 
amasser,  avitailler,  peupler 
(a  pond). 

—  bouse,  s.  magasin,  m. 

—  room,  s.  garde-manger,  ?j?. 
Stôrer,  slô'-reur,  s.  garde-ma- 
gasin, thésauriseur,  m. 

Stores,  stArz,  $.  munitions, 
f.pl. 

—  sbip,  j.  transport,  gabare. 
Stôried,   s;^'-rid,   a.    orné  de 

peintures  historiques. 

Stork,  slork,  s.  cigogne,  f. 

Si6i-ki>b>ll,  storks'-bil,  s.  bec  de 
grue,  m, 

Siorui,  storm,  s.  orage,  assaut, 
malheur,  m.  tempête,  afflic- 
tion, f. 

— ,  va.  donner  l'assaut. 

—,  vn.  tempêter,  pester,  faire  de 
l'orage.  [emportement,  m. 

Stôruiing,     storm'-icngne,    ». 

Stôrmy,  storm'-i,  a.  orageux, 
violent,  passionné. 

Stôry,  sl6'-r',  t,  histoire,  f.  con- 
te, étage,  m.      ~ 

—  teller,».  couleur. 

—  ,va.  raconter,  dire. 
Siouud,  siaouund,  vn.  être  dans 

l'arfliction. 
—,  ».     oliagrin,      étonnenieut, 
temps, m.  beure»  saison,/'. 


STR 


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STR 


gtour,  slaour,  s.  assaut,  tumul- 
te, 1)1.  iccursion,  f. 

Siout,  staoute,  a.  couiageui, 
brave,  obstiné,  fier,  vigoureux. 

—  hcarled,  a.  brave. 

—,  s.  bière  très-forte. 

fltôutly,  staoute'-li,  ad.  ■verte- 
ment, vaillamment,  obstiiiê- 
mest. 

Stôiilness.,  staoute'-nesse.  s. 
bravoure,  fierté,  opiniâtreté,  f. 

8tuve.  stSve.s.  poêle,  fourneau, 
m.  étuve,  chaufferette,  f. 

—,  va.  tenir  chaudement  dans 
une  étuve. 

8tuw,  stô,  va.  serrer,  arranger, 
ranger.  To  —  good»  iu  a 
ship.  arrimer. 

St^nago,  stft'-iJje,  J.  magasin, 
cellier,   magasina;;e,  arrininge, 

771,  ['"• 

Stôwrr,  siô'-eur,  J.  arrimeur, 
Slôniiig.stô'inngne,  s.  l'action 

de  ferrer,  d'arrimer. 
Siiâbisni,    stré'-bizm,  S.    stra- 
bisme, 7». 
etiûddle,    strad'-dl,  un.  écarter 
les  jambes,  marcher  les  jambes 
écartées. 
Sli'âddliiig,     strad'-dl-inngne, 

ad.  à  califourchon. 
Sirâgglc.slrag'  gl,  1 71. s'écarter, 
rôder,   vagabonder,   marauder, 
croître  avec  exubérance. 
Suâggler,  stras'-gl-iur,».traJ- 

neur,  maraudeur,  )7i. 
Stiaighl,    stréte,     a.    droit,    é- 
tr  it.    To   niukc  — ,  dresser. 
Toniako— Bgaiii,  redresser 
—,    ad.    sur-le-chaii  p,    directe- 
ment, en  droite  ligne. 
Strâighleii,  stré'  ln,t'a.  dres 
ser,  redresser.  [tement. 

gn-iigUtly.stréte'-li,  ad.  élroi- 
Sii'âigbliics*,    stréle'-nesse,  s. 
qualité  d'êtrs  droit  ou  étroit,/'. 
Birâiglima}»,  slréte'-ouéi,aci. 

sur-le-champ. 
Btraiu,  ftréno,  J.  air,  accord, 
son,  caractère,  m.  violence,  en- 
torse, race,  génération,  dispo- 
tion héréditaire,  tendance,  f, 
—  of  «[leecb,   style  sublime, 


m.  —  of  borsea,  race  de  che- 
vaux, f. 
— ,  ta  couler,  passer, filtrer,  pres- 
ser, étreindre,  outrer,  forcer, 
contraindre.  Wiiboai  «trai" 
uiiig,  sans  violence. 

—  .vn  se  filtrer,  se  forcer,  s'ef- 
forcer, s'évertuer. 

—  close,  comprimer. 
Strâiiier,  stré'  neur,  S.  passoi- 
re, couloire,  f. 

Sirait,  Stréte,  5.  détroit,  embar- 
ras, m.  gorge,  peine,  (. 
— ,n.  étroit,  droit. 

—  haiided,  a.avare,1ntéressé. 

—  laced,  a.  mis  à  la  torture, 
gêné. 

^.  ad.  incontinent,  aussitôt. 

Sii'âiieu,  stré'-tn,  lYi.  étrécir, 
rétrécir,  incommoder,  mettre 
dans  l'embarras,  confirmer. 

Strâiiened,  stréte'-eund,  ad, 
à  l'étroit,  à  court 

Sti'âitI)',  stréle'-li,rtd. à  l'étroit, 
strictement,  expressément 

Stràituess,  stréte'-neîse,  s.  pe- 
titesse, gène,  difficulté,  /.  be- 
soin, 7)1. 

Straud,  strannd,  1.  rivage,  pla- 
ge, bord,  cordon,  »?7. 

—  ,  va.  vn.  échouer.  [échoué. 
mti'âuded.  strannd'-ed,  a. 
Sii-aiige.  strénndje,  n.  étrange,   , 

étonnant,  inconnu,  ÎTidifférent, 
éloigné,  réservé,  étranger,  très- 
bon  ou  très  mauvais. 

—  !  int.  chose  étrange  1 
sti'âugely,     strénndje'-li,    ad, 

étrangement. 

Siraiageiiesa,  strénndje'-nesse, 
».  rareté,  élrangeté,  réserve, 
froideur,  f. 

SirÂiige>',strénn'-djeur, s.  étran- 
ger,  liôte,  inconnu,  m. 

Sti'àngle,  stranng'-gIjUO. étran- 
gler. 

—  need,  s.  orobanche,  {. 
Siràngler,    stranng'-gl-eur,  1. 

celui  qui  étrangle,  ))!. 
Stranglei,       slranng'-gll,      ». 

gourme    f.  étrangui.lon,   m. 
Siiaugii  lâtiou,  stranng  guion» 

lé'-cheuDe,i.  —  tion,  /. 


STR 


917 


STR 


Sir&ngury,  strang''-giou-rl,  t. 
suppression  d'urine)  f. 

Strop,  strap,  t.  courroie,  bande 
de  cuir,  oreille  de  toulier,  /. 
tirant  de  bottes,  m. 

—,  tin.  donner  les  étrlvières. 

8<rn|ipûdo,  strap-pë'  do,  S  es- 
trapade, f. 

Stràpper,  slrap'-peur,  j.  gar- 
çon ou  fille,  bien  découplé. 

Sirâ|ipiiig,  strap'-inngne,  a. 
grand,  découplé. 

Sirnta,  slré'-ta,  pi  de  Scra- 
(lein,  S.  couches,  f.  pi. 

Strâtagem,  strat'-ta-djem,  s 
stralagème,  m.  ruse,  f, 

Sli-utiGcàlion,  strat-lir-i-ké'- 
ciieune,  s.  —  lion,  f. 

Strâiify,  slrat'-ti-faï,  va.   ran 
ger  par  couches. 
l'âtiim,   slré'-teume,  s.    cou 
ches,  f.  pi. 

.«trniv,  strâQ,  ».  pallie,  f.  zest, 
fôlu,  ))!.  I  care  iiot  a  — ,  je 
m'en  moque.  Bmidle  ot 
botte  de  paille.  Siack  oi 
meule  de  paille,  A  1"»  p'ck 
—  B,  perdre  son  temps. 

—  liiit,  s.  chapeau  de  paille,  m 

—  bod,  s    paillasse,  f. 

—  berry,s.  fraise,  f.  fraisier,  ni, 

—  coloiii'cd,  a.  jaune  pâle. 
Sti-âw},    str£Œi/-i,     a.    fait    de 

paille. 
Sirny,  stré^vn.  s'égarer,    s'écar 

ter,    rôder,  errer. 
—,  s.  action  de  roder,  f. 
—,  a.  égaré,  perdu. 

—  ,  s.  bête  égarée,  f. 
^d'âying,  stré'-inngne.  s.  éga- 
rement, m.  [f. 

Sd-eak,  strîke,   ».    raie,  bande, 

—  ,  va.  faire  des  raies. 
Siréak)',  strl'-ki,  a    rajé,  bigar- 
ré, panaché,  broché. 

Sircam,  strlrae,  s.  courant,  El 
de  l'uau,  ruisseau,  m.  — ol  nl- 
iirgâr,  filet  de  vinaigre,  m.  — 
of  lire,  rayons  de  lumière,  m. 
pi. 

—  ,1)1.  couler  ruisseler,  rajon- 
ner,  broder.  —  or,  s'écouler. 

fSti'éiimer,    slrl'-meur,    I.    en- 


seigne, flamme    de    navire,    f, 
Strcamy,  strl'-mi,   a.    courant, 

qui  coule. 
Sireel,  strtte,  s.  rue,  /.  By  —, 

rue  écartée.  lu  ihe  opeii  —, 

en  pleine  rue. 

—  door,  s.  porte  d'entrée. 

—  nalker,  s.  coureuse,  prosti- 
tuée, f. 

Sircight,  stréte,  ».  détroit,  m. 

Sirengih,  strenngth,  s.  force, 
vigueur,  f, 

Stréngihea,  strenng'-thn,  va. 
fortifier,  affermir,  renforcer, 
encourager. 

— ,  vn.  devenir  fort. 

Stréngthcner,  strenng'-thn- 
cnr,  s.  corroboratif,  ni. 

Sii'ciigilieniiig,  strenng/-thn- 
iiingne,  s.  l'action  de  fortifier, 

Sd'éiiglblcss,  strenngth'-le.iïe, 
a.  sans  force,  faible. 

Strénuoiis.  strèiie'-icn-euce,  a. 
vaillant,  hardi.   I.rave. 

SlféiiuoHsIy.  slrène'-ioa-SHS«- 
li,  ad.  hardiment,  avec  xèle, 
avec  empressement. 

SlréiKiousiiesB,  slrène'-iou- 
euce-uesse,  s.  hardiesse,  '.  zè- 
le, m. 

Stri-poroua.  strep'-eur-euce,  a. 
a.  bruyant,  tun.ultueux. 

Stress,  stresse,  5.  point  essen- 
tiel, m.  emphase,  force,  vio- 
lence,/', effoit,  m.  violence,  f, 

—  of  \»ea«hcT,  gros  temps. 

—  of  iliu  wnr,  fort  de  la 
guerre.  —  of  tbe  voice,  ac- 
cent prosodique,  m. 

— ,  va.  réduire  à  la  misère, met- 
tre dans  l'embarras. 
Sii-otcb,    stretcbe,    ».   étendue, 

f)ortée,  force,  extension,  f.  ef- 
ort,  ni.  Ta  put  oiie's  nil 
iipoii  ihc  — ,  se  mettre  l'es- 
piil  &  la  torture.  To  put  to 
ihe  ucmost — ,  mettre  à  bout. 

—  ,  va  étendre,  raidir,  déployer, 
exagérer,  élargir.  —  forwnrd, 
axancer.  [hâbler. 

—  .V}i.  s'étendre,  prêter, exagérer, 
Sii'cichcr,  slretche'-eur,£.  ren- 

formls,    m.    traverses    contre 


STR 


918 


STR 


lesquelles  les  rameurs  appuient 
leurs  piedsi 

■  trcw,  slr6,  Va.  (■«reweil, 
streweti,  strcwii),  jonctier, 
répandre,  saiipoudrer. 

Strénnicnt,  strô'-menDt,  s.  ce 
qui  est  emplojé  en  décoralion, 
ornement,  m. 

Strinte,  Slvtated,  stral'-ëte, 
é-led,  a.  strié,  cannelé. 

Btfiatiirp,  slraF-é-tchioure,  $. 
dispi^sition  des  stries. 

Strit'k,  strik,   ».  corneille,  f. 

Sii'iken,  strik'-kn,  a.  aTancé, 
cassé. 

Sli'icklc,  strik'-kl,s.râcloire,^. 

Strict,  strikt,  a.  étroit,  serré, 
exact,  rigide,  sévère,  strict, 
précis,  formel. 

Slrictly,  slrilit'-li,  ad.  étroite- 
ment, exactement,  formelle- 
ment, strictement. 

Sli'iciness,  strikt'-nesse,  s.  ri- 
gueur, exactitude,  ponctualité, 

S(i-ic(iii-e,  strik'-lchioure,  s. 
étincelle,  bluette,  censure,  em- 
preinte, f.  trait,  resserrement, 
m.  [f.  grand  p:is. 

Stride,    stralde,    (     enjambée, 

—  ^vn.  (»lrode,»iri<ldeii,stro- 
dc),  marcher  k  grands    pas. 

— ,i'rt,  mesurerau  pas,  enjamber. 

Sli'fdiiigly,  s(raîde'-inngne-li, 
ad.  en  enjambant. 

Stridiiloiis,  strid'-djiou-Ieuce, 
a.  qni  fait  nu  petit  bruit. 

Strife,  straîfe,  s.  différend,  dé- 
Lat,  conirasie,  m.  [lenr. 

Sirffefiil,straire'-foul,  a.  querel- 

Sli'igmeut,  strig'-mennt  s.  ra- 
tissure,  f. 

8lrike,  strnike,  va.  (struck, 
strieken,s(ruckcii,8ti-uck), 
fraiper.  battre,  sonner,  alar- 
mer, imprimer,  amener,  bais- 
ser. 

—,  vn  frapper,  heurter,  donner, 
s'attaquer,  échouer,  toucher, 
baisser  pavillon. 

^  Itliiid.  rendre  aveugle. 

—  coru,   ricler  du  blé. 

—  donn,  faire  tomber,  abattre. 


Sn-ikoare,  battre  le  briquet. 

—  off.  couper,  faire  sauter. 

—  oui,  effacer,  rayer. 

—  rooi,  prendre  racine, 

—  tlie  driini,  battre  la  caisse. 

—  (bi'ough,  percer,   traverser. 

—  up(.is  music),  jouer  ou  com- 
mencer k  jouer. 

—  iip  o  march,  battre  une 
marche.  [neur. 

—  wiih    bonor,    piquer   d'hon- 
— ,  s.  radoire,  grève,  cessatlonde 

travail,  mandrin. 

Siriker,  straî^-kenr,  j.  batteur 
frappeur.  [pant. 

Sti'ikiiig,  straî'-kinngne,  n.  frap- 

Sii'ifiig,  strlnng,  s.  cordon,  m. 
attache,  f.  cordes,  fibres,  f.pl. 
(of  a  vine)  vrilles,  f.  pi, 

— ,  va.  (sti-ung,  aiilung).  gar- 
nir de  cordes,  tendre.  To  — 
peai-Is,  enfiler  des  perles. 

Striiigcd,  strinngd,  a.  garni  de 
cordes.  [serre. 

Strfiigciit,strinn'-djennt,a,  qui 

Sirfiigicss,  strinng'-lesse,  a, 
sans  cordes.  [éparvin,  m. 

Strfnghalt  ,      strinng'-hâlt,  s. 

Sti'iiigy,  slrinng'-i,  a.  fibreux, 
cordé. 

Strip,  strip,  J.  bande.  /. 

— ,  va.  («(ript),  dépouiller, 
mettre  nu,  voler,  piller,  déta- 
tacher,  séparer.  —  off,  dé- 
pouiller, piller,  arracher. 

Siripe,  stralpe,  s.  raie,  barre, 
f.  bleu,  noirj  (made  bj  a  lash 
or  blow],  coup,  m, 

—,va.  rayer. 

Sti'ipliiig,  strip'-linngne,  «.jeu- 
ne garçon,  m,  barre,  f. 

Sirive,  straîve,  (slrove,  siri- 
vi'd,  slriTcn,  striTcd),  vn. 
tâcher,  s'efforcer,  se  débattre, 
contester,  s'évertuer.      [lâche. 

Sii'fTcr,  straï'-veur,  ».  celui  qui 

Sti'ifingly,  straî'-vinngnc-ii, 
à  l'envi. 

Si  rode,  slrôde,  prêt  et  part, 
de  SI  ride, 

Sirôkiil,  strô'-kal,  s.  Instru- 
ment dont   se  servent   les  ver> 


STR 


919 


STU 


Sli-okc,  Etrôkp  s.  coup,  trait, 
pouvoir,  jîi.altcinle,  touche,  /. 

—,  va,  caresser,  flatteur.  1 
kiiow  ois  —,  je  connais  sa 
touche.  Vpon  iho  — ,  sur  !e 
point  de.  To  bear  a  greal 
— .  avoir  beaucoup   d'inflence. 

filrôkpsmaii,  strôl£S''*maDe,  5. 
(ma.)  vogue-avant. 

Sfroll,  strôle.un.  rôder,  rouler. 

Slréllcr,  strôl'-leur,  ».  rôdeur, 
comédien  amliulaut,  m, 

8(r6lling,  strôl^linugne,  a.  qui 
rôde,  qui  roule,  ambulant. 

Strond,  stronnd^s.  f\»ge,  f. 

Sirong,  stroon^,  a.  Tort,  puis- 
sant, violent,  épais,  socculent, 
adhérent,  ferme,  compacte. 

—  backed,  a.  rablu. 

—  bodied,  a.  robuste. 

—  dsied,  a.  qui  a  une  forte 
poigne. 

—  hniid,».  force,  violence,  /. 

—  limbcd,  robuste,  trapu. 

—  waters,  s.  liqueurs,  f.  pi. 
Sirdiigly,  stronng'-li,  ad.  puis- 
samment, fortement. 

S<rop.  strop,  s.  cuir  &  repasser, 

estrope, Â  [rasoir. 

— ,   va.    repasser    on  canif,   un 
Btrépbe,   strô'-fi,     (.     strophe, 

stance,  f. 
Birout,    straoute,     vn.    enfler, 

s'enfler,  se  pavaner. 
Strove,  Btrôve.pr^t.  de  Sirive. 
Strow,    Strfl,     va,      (atroncd, 

•troivn),    répandre,    écarter, 

jeter  au  hasard. 
Sirowl,  strfile,  t;.  Stroll. 
Siruck,  streuk,  prêt,    et    part. 

de  Strike.  [Striko. 

Sli'ûcken,   streuk'-kn,  part,  de 
Structure,   streuk'-tchioure,  S, 

structure,  f.  édifice,  m. 
SIrude,  stroude,  s.  haras,  m 
Sli'ùggle,streug'gl,  vn,  ae  àé- 

mocer,  s'agiter,    tâcher,  lutter, 

faire  des  efforts. 
— ,j.  effort,  combat,  m,  dispute, 

résistance,  f, 
■trûggler,     streng'-gl-eur,    s. 

celui  qui  se  démène,   qui    s'a- 
gite, m. 


Sirûina,   strdSî'-ina,  *•  écronel- 

les,  scrofules,  f.  pi. 
Siinmoua,     strôù'-meuce,      a. 

scrofuleui.  [tituée,  /. 

.^irûmpet,  streom'-pltt,  t,  pros- 

—  ,  ta.  débaucher. 

Sirung,  slreunng,  prêt,  et  part. 

de  Strliig. 
S<ru(,  streutt,  vn.^e  pavaner,  s» 

carrer,  se  prélasser. 
Stub,  steub,    s.    chicot,  trône, 

reste,  bloc,  m.  poutre,  f, 
—,  vn.  arracher,  extirper. 
Sdibbcd,  Eteub'-bed,  a.  trapu. 
Siûbbedneas,  steub'-bed-nesse, 

s.  état  de    ce  qui  est   tronqué, 

court  et  gros.  [nu 

Stûbble,   steub'-bl,  (,  chaumOi 

—  gooae,  s.  oie  d'automne,  f. 
Siiibborn,    steub'  beurn,  a.  tfl- 

tu,  obstiné,  inflexible,  rude. 

Slûbboriily,  steub/beurn-II, 
ad.  obstinément,  avec  inflexi- 
bilité. 

Slûbbornness,  steutZ-beurn- 
nesse,  s.  opini&treté,  f 

Slûbby,  sleub'-bi,  n.  trapu,  é- 
pais.  [court,  m, 

Stûbuail,    steub'.néle,    s.  elon 

Stûcco,  steuk'-kA,  s.  stuc. 

Siuk,  steuk,  prêt,  et  part,  de 
Si!ck.  [en  javelle. 

Stiickles,    steukii,     $.    gerbes 

Stiid,  steud,  s.  clou  k  grosse  tS- 
te  (for  ornaments), bouton,  po- 
teau, m.  borne, ^.  haras,  m. 

—  ,  va.  garnir  de  clous  à  tapis- 
serie, [diant. 

fSiûdent,    stiou'-dennt,  t.    étu- 

Stûdiod,  steud'-id,  a.  rectier- 
ché,  médité,  savant. 

Siudior,  steud'-l-enr,  ».  *ta- 
dianl,  m. 

Stûdious.stiou'-di-ence,  dji-eu- 
ce,  a.  studieux,  soigneux,  dili- 
gent. 

Stndiously,  stiou'-di-euce  II, 
ad.  soigneusement,  avec  étu- 
de, empressement. 

Siûdiousuess,  stlou-di-euce 
nasse,  s,  application,  diligen» 
ce,  f. 

Niûdy,   stsud'-i)  ».  itude,  per» 


STU 


920 


STY 


plexlté,  application,  f.  cabieet 
d'éti)de,  embarras,  ««in,m. 

—,  va.  éludier, 

—,  vn  étudier,  s'ètudior,  trayail- 
ier,  s'appliquer,  méditer. 

Stuff,  steulT,  s,  étoïe,  matière, 
vilenie,  A  drogues,  ^.  pj.  meu- 
bles, matériaux,  m.  jil.  Kil- 
clicn  —,  ».  graisses,  f.  pi. 
Old  — ,  s.  antiquailles,  f.  pi. 
Household    — ,  s.    meubles 

-,  int.  bagatelle  1 

—,  lia.  farcir,  remplir,  enfler, 
obsiruer,  embarrasser.  ,—  a 
chair,  rembourrer. —  iip,  bnu- 
chcr.  —  ed  «p  wî«h  cold  — , 
enchifrené.  [ger. 

— ,  inb.  manger  avidement, se  gor- 

Stûriliig,  steuf'-finngne,  s.  far- 
ce, bourre,  éloupe,  f. 

SliiKiloqiieiicc,  —  loqiiy, 
sleul-til'-lô-lioupnnce,  16-koui, 
s.  babil  insipii'e,  m. 

Stuni,  sieum.  s.  turmoût,  ni. 

—  ,  va,  faire  développer  une  se- 
conde fermentation  dans  le  vin 
nouveau. 

Stûmble,  steum'-bl,  vn.  bron- 
cher, trébucher,  rencontrer, 
trouver  par  hasard.  [rasscr. 

—,    va.  faire  trébucher,    cmbar- 

— f  ».  bévue,  f.  faux  pas,  m. 

Slnmhler,  sleum'-bl-eur,  »,  ce- 
lui qui  bronche,  m. 

Blûmbliiig,  steum'-bl-inngne, 
$.  bronchade,  f. 

—  block  or  —  atone,  ».  pierre 
d'achoppement,  m. 

—  horae,  ».  cheval  qu!  bronche. 

fllump,  steump,  ».  tronc,  chi- 
cot, trognon,  ni.  (of  a  limb) 
moignon,  m. 

•tumpjr,  steammpM,  a.  plein  de 

chicots.  [ner. 

Stuu,  steunn,  «a.étonrdir.éton- 
Slung,  steunng,p-irr.  deSiiiig. 
StuuU.  prél.  et  pari,  de  Sliiik. 
Stûniiiiig,    steun'-ninngne,   s. 

étourdisseinont. 
Stuni.  steuont,t)a.  empêcher  de 

grandir,  arrêter  la  croissance. 
■tupe,   stioiipe,    ».    étuve,   m. 

compresse,  lloupaitia. 


Stupc,  va.  fotrenler,  mettre  nnt 

conipresse. 
Sltip^râctlon,         stiou-pi-fnV- 

choune.    ».  —  tion,  f.  étonne- 

ment,  )U. 
Stupcfâclive,     sllou-pi-rak'-li- 

ve,  a.  —  tif,  assoupissant. 
Stiipéiidoiis,     stiou-penn^-deu- 

ce,  a.  étonnant. 
Siûpid.  stiou'-pid,  n.    slupide, 

—  ri'lloTT,  ».  butor,  m.  [hébété. 

—  thius,  s,  balourdise,^. 
Stiipidit)'.  stiou-pid'-i-ti,  ».    — 

d)lé,  bètlse,  f. 

Siûiiidljr,  stiou'-pid-ly,  ad,  stu- 
paiement.  [narcotique,  m, 

tStûpifler,     stiou'-pi-faï-eur,    ». 

Sn'ipifjiiig.stiou'-pi-faï-inngne, 
a   stupéfiant. 

Siûpif)',  stiou'-pi-faï,  va.  ren- 
dre stupide,  insensible,  hébé- 
ter,  interdire,  stupéfier,  en- 
gourdir. 

Siûpor,  sliou'-por,  s.  stupeur, 
f.  engourdissement,  m. 

Siiiprate,  stiou'-préte,  va.  vio- 
ler, enlever,     [s.  rapt,  viol,  m. 

Stiipi-Âtioii,    sl:ou-pré^-cheune, 

Siûrdily,  steur'  dl-li,  ad.  brus- 
quement, effrontément,  obsti- 
nément. 

Slûi'diucBs,  sleur'-di-nesse,  ». 
insolence,  brusquerie,  bruta- 
lilé.A  (^brusque. 

Slûi'd)',    stenr'-di,    o.  robuste, 

—  hcggars,  s,  mendiants  va- 
lides, m.  pi.  [turgeon,  m. 

Siûrgcon,  sleur'-djeune,  ».  es- 

Sturk,  steurk,  ».  jeune  bœuf, 
jeune  taureau,  m, 

Stut,  Siûtior,  steutt,  sleut'- 
teur,  vn.  bégayer,  balbutier. 

IStnIter,  Stûlterer.  steut'- 
teur,  eur,  ».  bredouilleur,  bè- 
gue. [».  bégaiement,  m, 

Stùlierlng,    steut'-teur-inngne, 

Stj,  slaï,  ».  étable  à  cochons,  /. 
lieu  de  débauche,  m. 

Stj-c,  slaï,  ».  orgelet,  m. 

Sij'giau,  sti'-dji-ano,  a.  infer- 
nal  corrosif. 

fiitle,  staîle,  ».  style,  poinçon, 
titre,  Kcit,  cérémonial,  m.  ma» 


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bLJii 


nière,  f.  —  of  court,  s.  stjle 
de  palais,  m. 

Style,  Dd.  titrer,  uonner  le  litre. 

Sly'ptis,  ~c<il,  siip'-tik,  ti-kal, 
a.  s.  astringent. 

Stypiiciiy,  stip-ticeM-tl,«.  pro- 
priété stiptique. 

Siiâ»ive,  Suâsory,  SOué'-SiTC, 
seur-i,  a.  persuasif. 

Suâvity,  souaV-i-tl,  a.  suavité, 
douceur,  f. 

Subncid,  seub-as'-cid,  a.  aigre- 
let, [peu  acre. 

Siibâcrid,  se'jb-al£''-kiid,  s.   un 

Siibâct,  seub-akt',  un.  réduire. 

Sub&c(iou,  seub  ali'-cbeune,  s. 
act.  de  réduire. 

Subâlmoucr,  seub-ime'-eune- 
eur,  s,    sous-auni&uler,  m. 

Sûbaltern,  seub^-al-teurn,  u. 
s.  subalterne. 

Sûbalteruate,  seub'-al-teur- 
néte,  a.  alternant. 

Suba»triugoii«.seub-as-strinn'- 
djennt,  a.  légèrement,  astrin- 
gent. 

Subbéadle,  seub'-bi-dl,  ».  se- 
cond bedeau. 

Subceléstiul,  seub-ci-less'- 

tchal,  a.  sous  le  ciel. 

Siibchàu(cr,seub  tchana'-teur, 
s.  sous-chantre,  m. 

Subclâvian,  seub-klé'--vi-ane, 
s.  sous  c'avière. 

Siibcônirar},  seub-konn'-tra- 
ri,  a.  qui  eft  contraire. 

Subcut&ncous,    seub  kiou-té'- 

ni-euce,  ci.  sous-cutané. 
lubdéacou,seub-dl'-kn,  s.  sous- 
diacre,  m. 

Bubdéacéusbip,  seub-dt-kn'- 
chipe,  s.  sous-diaconat,  m. 

Sûbdeau,  se'vb^-dSne,  s.  sous- 
doyen,  m. 

Siibdclegate,  seubdel^-li-gué- 
te,  s.  subdélégué,  m.    ^ 

—,  va.  subdéicguer. 

SubdeIeêâtioii,seub-di-li-gué''- 
cbeune,  s    —  lion,  ^. 

Subderisôrioiia,  seub  di-ii-z6'- 
ri-euce,  «.  qui  persiffle  avec 
bienveillance. 

Subdiiiiioui,      seub-di-lichs''- 


euce,  a.  mis  secrètement  à  Is 
place  d'un  autre. 

SiibdîTéi'Riry,  seub-di-var'-si- 
faï,  ta.  varier  ce  qui  l'est  déjà. 

Subdit'Ide,  seub-di-vaîde',  va, 
subdiv[ser. 

SubdiT_..>on,  seun-di-Tije'-Bu- 
ne,s.  —  tion,  f. 

Sûbdolous,  seub'-dâ'Ieuce,  a, 
rusé,  artificieux,  m. 

Siibdûcc,  Siibdiicl,  ieab<d!ou- 
ce',  deukt',  va.  retirer,  sous- 
traire. 

Subduction,  seub-deuV-cbeu. 
ne,  s.  action  de  retirer,  sous- 
traction, f. 

Si'ibdue,  seub-diou',  va.  sulgu- 
guer,  dompter,  assujettir.  — 
ai,c's  llesh,  mortifier  sa  cbair. 

SiabdiBcmeiit,  s:ub-d:ou''- 

mcnDt,s.  assujettissement,  m. 
conquête,  f.  [quérant,  m. 

Siibdiier.seub-diou'-eur^s.  con- 

Subdûplicate,  Siibdiiple, 
seub-diou'-pli-kéle,  diou-pl,  a. 
subduple 

SiibitâneouB,  seub-bi-té'-ni- 
cuce,  a.  soudain,  instantané. 

Siibjàvent,  seub-djé'-ceant,  a. 
sous-jacent. 

Siibjcct,  seub  djekt',  va.  assu- 
jettir, dompter,  obliger,  sou- 
mettre. 

—  ,  a.  sujet,  exposé  à. 

—,  s.  sujet,  m. 

Subjéciion,  seub-djek'-choune, 
s.  sujétion,  servitude,  néces- 
sité, f.  [subjectif. 

Subjective,  seub  djek'-tive,  a. 

Subjéiii,  seub-djôïne',l)a  ajou- 
ter, joindre  à. 

Subjôuciiou,  seub  djeunnk'- 
cheune,  s.  act.  de  joindre  à. 

Si'ibjtigate,  seub'-dj.ou-guéte, 
r«.  subjuguer,  conquérir. 

Subjiigâtiu».  seub-djiou-gué''- 
cheune,  s.  assujettis°emenl,  m. 
conquête,  /. 

Subjûiictivc,  seub-Jjeunnk''-ti- 
ve,  ti.  s.  subjonctif. 

Siiblâpsai'ji,  —  rian,  seub- 
lap'-sa-ri,  sé'-ri  aiie,  a.  fait 
apiès  la  chute  de  l'homme. 


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SUB 


Siiblâtion,  seub-lé'-cheune,  s. 
enlèvement,  m. 

Siibletntion,  seub-li-Té'-cheu- 
ne,  s.  haussement,  m. 

Siibliiuable,  scub-Ii'-ma-bl,  a. 
capable  de  sublimation. 

Siibliinnbleucss,  seub-li'-nia 
bl-nesse,  s,  propriété  qui  per- 
met la  sublimation. 

Siiblimale.  seub'li-méte,  s.  su- 
blime, sublimé,  m. 

— .  D((.  sublimer,  éleTcr,  exalter. 

Snbliniâlioii,  seub-li-mé'-clieu- 
ne,  s.  sublimation,  f. 

Sublîmôfory.seub-li  mat'-teur- 
i,  s  fublimatoire,  f. 

Sublime,  seub-blaliDO',  a.  su- 
blime, relevé 

— ,  s.  sublime,  m.        [sublimer. 

— ,  va.    élever,  exalter,    raffiner, 

— ,  vn.  être  sublimé. 

Siiblfmelf.  seub-blaîme'-li,nd. 
noblement,  d'une  façon  subli- 
me. 

Siibldnit}',  seub-bllme'-i-ti,  3. 
subliniité,  excellence,  f. 

Sublingual,  seub-llnng'-goual, 
a    sous-lingual. 

Sublûnar,  Stiblunnry,  seub- 
liou'-nar,  seub'-liou-nari,  a. 
sublunaire.        [sousmarin,  m 

Submai'iiic,    seub-ma-rlne',  s 

Si'ibmarsbal,  seub'-marche-al, 
s    geôlier,  m  [submerger, 

.Submerge,   seub-meurdje',  va. 

Submprgiou,  seub-meur''-cheu- 
ne,  s.  submersion,  f. 

Submiuisler,  Submiuislra- 
le,  seub-mine'-is-teur,  is-tréte, 
va.  fournir,  suppléer,  être 
utile. 

Submisa,  seub-misg',  d.  soumis, 
humble. 

Submissîon,  seub-miche''-eune, 
5.  soumission,  déférence,  f. 

Submi8sive,  seub-mis'-sive,  a. 
sonmis. 

Siibmissively,  Siibmfssly* 
seub-mis'-sive-li.  À,  ad.  avec 
soumssion,  humblement. 

8ubn>i8si¥euc8s,  seub-mis'-si- 
Te-nesse,s  respect, aveu  d'une 
faute,  m. humilité,  f. 


Sithmit,  seub-mitt',  va.  se  sou- 
mettre,  souscrire,  abaisser,  ré- 
férer. 

Submûltiple,  seub-meul'-ti-pl, 
s.  soi:6-multip!e. 

SubôclaTe.  Siib6ciupio,  seub- 
ok'-téve,  tiou-pl,  s.  qui  con- 
tient une  partie  de  huit. 

Sub6r(liiiacy,  naiicy,  seub- 
or'-di-na-ci,  di-nann-ci,  s.  su- 
bordination, f. 

Subérdiiiatcn  seub-or''-di-natep 
a.  subordonné,  inférieur. 

— -  va.  subordonner, 

.<liibài  diiiately,  seub-or'-di- 
nate-li,  ad  subordinément, 

Subordination,  seub-or-di-né'- 
cheune,j.  subordination,/'. 

Subôi'n,  seub-orn',  va.  subor- 
ner, attirer,  aposter,   séduire. 

Suboruiitian,  seub-or-né'- 
cheune,  s.  —  tion,  f, 

Sub6i-ner,  seub-or'-neur,  s.  «tt- 
borncur,  m. 

Subpœ'na,  seub-pi'-na,  s.  cita- 
tion, assignation,  /. 

—,  vn,   citer,  assigner. 

Subqiiâdruple,  senb-kouod^- 
driou-pl,  s.  sous-quadruple. 

Subqnintuple,  senb-kouinn'- 
tiou-pl,  a.  sous-auiDtuple. 

Mubi-éption,  seub-rep'-cheune, 
s    subreption,  f, 

Siibrepiitious.  seub-rep-tiche'- 
euce,  a.  frauduleux. 

.^ubrépioF,  seub-rep'-teur,  1. 
vice-géront,   m. 

Subsci'ibe,  seub  skraïbe',  va. 
souscrire,  signer,  attester,  au- 
toriser. 

Subscriber,  seubs  skraî'-benr, 
s.  souscripteur,  m. 

SubscripHon,Eeubs-krip'-cbeu- 
ne,  s.  souscription,  signature, 
soumission,  f.   seing,  ni.  î 

Siibséction,  seub-sek^-cheune, 
s.  sous-divlsion,  f. 

Subséquent,  seub'-si-kouennt, 
a.  —  qnent,  suivant. 

Siibscquencc.  seub'-si-kouenn- 
ce,  s.  état  de  ce  qui  suit. 

Sûbsequenlly,  seub'-si- 

kouennt-li,  ad,    ensuite,  après.     3 


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SUB 


Siibserve,  seub-seurTe',  va. 
servir  en  sous-ordre. 

Siibsérvicnce,  —  cy,  seub- 
seur'-vi-ennce,  ennci,  ».  uti- 
lité, f.  In  —  «o,  pour  favori- 
ser. 

8ul»»érTlen«,seub-seur'>Ti«eiint, 
a.  utile,  qui  sert,  qui  aide. 

—,  ».  subalterne,  m. 

Subside,  «eub-salde',  un.  bais- 
ser, se  précipiter,  allerau  fond. 

—    from,  s'éloigner, 

Siibsfdence,  —  cy,  seub-saï'- 
dennce,  denn-ci,  ».  sédiment, 
m. 

Subgidlary,  seubsid'-i-a-ri  or 
sid'-dji-a-rj,  (I.  subsidiaire, 
auxiliaire. 

Siibsidy,  seub'si-di,  t.  subside, 
impfll,  m. 

Siibsfgn,  seub-salne',  va.  sout- 
signer,  souscrire. 

Subsîst,  seub-siste',  vn.  subsis- 
ter, exister,  avoir  des  mojen? 
de  subsistance,  être  attaché  i. 

Siibsietence,  seub-siss'-lennce, 
».  entretien,  m.  subsistance, 
existence,  compétence,  f. 

Subsistent,  seub-siss'-tennt,  o. 
existant. 

Substance,  seub'-stannee,  ». 
substance,  matière,  réalité,  J. 
Liens,  m.  pi. 

Substantinl,  seub-stann/-cha1, 
a.  substantiel,  réel,  solide,  fort, 
responsable.  A  —  man,  ».  hom- 
me solide,  riche,  aisé. 

Substautiâlity,  seub-'slaim- 
chi-aK-i-li,  ».  matérialité,  cxis- 
t^enco  réelle,  f. 

Subsléntially,  seub-stann'- 
chal-li,  ad.  —  tîellement,  réel- 
lement, solidement 

Substâutialness,  seub-stann^- 
chal-nesse,».  solidité,  fermeté, 
force,  f. 

Substântiate,  seub-stann' chi- 
éle,  rn.  prouver,  établir,  don- 
ner du  corps. 

Sûbstantlne,  seub'-stann-tive, 
s.  substantif,  m. 

Sûbstatiti\cly,seub'-stann'tive- 
li,  ad.  —  vement. 


Sûbatitute,    seub'-sli-lloute, 
substitut,  m. 

—,  va.  substituer. 

Subsi!lûti«ii,  seub-sti-tio»' 
cheunf,  ».  —  tlon,  f. 

SubstrAct,  seub-strakt'',  va. 
soustraire. 

Substrâction,  feub-strak'* 

cheuno,  ».  soustraction,  f. 

Substrûclion,  seub  streuk'- 
cheune,  ».  édifice  inférieur, 
soutien,  m. 

Siibsultory,  seub'-seul-tenr-l,a. 
bondissant, allant  par  secousses. 

Sûbsniiorily,  seiib'-seul-teur- 
i-li,  ad.  en  bondissant. 

Snbifiiigent.  seub-tann'-djennt, 
s.  sous-tangente. 

Siiblénd,  seub-tennd',  va.  sou- 
tendre,  [tendante,^, 

Subténse,  seub-lennce',  s.  sou- 

Sûbterflueiit,—  fliious,  scub'- 
teur-fliou-ennt,  euce,  a.  qui 
coule  dessous. 

Subterfuge,  seub'-teur-fioudje, 
».  —  fuge,  m.  échappatoire, 
ruse,  f. 

Subterr&neal,  —  nean,  — 
neous,  seub-ter-ré'-ni-al,  ni- 
ane,  ni-euce,  a.  souterrain. 

Sublerr&uiiy,  seub-ter-rane'- 
iti,  s.  souterrain. 

Subtile,  seiib'-til,  (I.  subtil,  ru- 
sé, fin,  perçant,  aigu. 

Sûbtilcnesa,  Subtility, 

seub/-til-nesse,  til'-l-ti,  S    sub- 
tilité, ruse,  f. 

Sûbtilely,  seub''-tile-II,  ad.  sub- 
tilement, adroitement. 

Subliliate,  seub-tll'-jéte.  Va 
amenuiser. 

SubtlIiAtton,  seub-til-yé'-cheu- 
ne,  s.  action  d'amenuiser. 

Subttlizâilou,  seub-tll-t-zé'- 
cheune,  ».  —  sation,/. 

Siibiilize,  seub'-til-aTze,  va> 
sulitiliser,  rafiner.  user  de  fi- 
nesse. 

Sûbile,  seut'-tl,  a.  rusé,  fin. 

Sûbllety,seut'-ll  tl,  ».  ruse,  ar- 
tifice, f. 

Sûbtly,  seutt'-H,  ad.  finement 
délicatement. 


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Sabtrahénd,  seub-tra-oennd', 
t.  nombre  \  sousiraire. 

Subvéï'sion,  seub-veur'-cheu- 
ne,5.  renversement,»!. ruine,/". 

Sulivcrsive,  seub-'ïeur''-siTe,  «. 
subversif. 

8ub«ért,  seub-veurlo',  va.  sub- 
verlir,  renverser,  ruiner. 

Subvérler,  seub-veurte'-eur,  s. 
destrucleur,  m. 

Si'ibvicar,  seub'-vik  ear,  s, 
sous-vicaire,  m. 

Sùbficarship.  seub'-vik  eur- 
chipe,  J.  sous-vicanal,  m. 

Siiburb,  seub'-eurb,  ».  fau- 
bourg, bord,  )7i.  exlrérailé,  f. 

Siibûrban,  seub-eurb'-ane,  s. 
qui  hab-ile  un  faubourg. 

Siibvt'érker,  seub-oueurk'-eur. 
s.  ouvrier  en  sous-ordre. 

Siiccedâiieous,  seuli-ci-dé'-ni- 
euce,  s.  succédanée,  f. 

Succedâueum,  seuk-ci-dé'-ni- 
eume,  ».  substitut,  m. 

Siicceéd',  ieuli-dd',  vn.  succé- 
der, suivre,  réussir,  prospérer, 
terminer  heureusement. 

Siiccoéder,  ?euli-cld'-eur,  s. 
suivant,  successeur. 

Succeodiug,  seuk-cîd'-lnngne. 
a.  suivant,  futur. 

Succès»,  seuli-cess',  ».  succès, 
ifi.  réussite,  /■.événement  heu- 
reux, m. 

Siiccéssrul,  seuk-cess'-foul,  a. 
heureux,  avec  succès,  m. 

Siiccéssrully.  seuk-cess'-foul- 
li,  ad.  heureusement. 

Siiccéskriiluess,  seukcess'- 
foul-nesse,  s.  succès,  événe- 
ment heureux,  m. 

Succession,  seuk-sèche'-eune, 
s.  succession,  suite,  hérédité,  /. 

SiiccvssiTe,  seuk-ces'-sive,  a. 
successif. 

Succéasively,  seuk  ces'-sive-li, 
ad.  —  Tement,  tour  i  tour. 

Succésaless,  seuk-cess'-lesse, 
a.  malheureux,  sans  succès. 

Si'icocsRor,  seuk'-ces-seur  or 
seuk-ees'-seur,  ».  successeur,™. 

Surnuct,  seuk-cinngkf ,  a.  suc- 
cinct, court. 


Succiuct;^,  seuk-cinngkt'-ll, 
ad.  succincteicent,  en  peu  de 
mot;. 

Succiuotttefis,  seuk-cînngkt'- 
nesse,  ».  brièveté,  /. 

Snccorj-,  seuk'-keur  i,  s.  chico- 
rée, /.  [courir,  aider. 

Sûccour,   seuk'-keur,    va.    se- 

— 1  s.  secours,  m.  aide,  f. 

Siiccourer.  seuk'-keur-eur,  ce- 
lui qui  aide,  qui  proiége. 

Sûccouring,  seuk'-keur-inn* 
_gne,».  assistance,  protection. A 

8ùccoiirIess,seuk'-keur-iesse, 
a.  destitué  de  secours. 

Sûcciiba,  —  bus,  seuk^-kiou- 
ba,  peuce,  s,  si.ccube,  m. 

Sûcculeucy,  seuk'-kiou-lenn- 
ci,  s.  suc,  m   substance,  /. 

Succulent,  seuk'-kioU'Iennt,  a. 
succulent,  substantiel. 

Succûmb,  seuk-keummb',  vn. 
succomber,  céder. 

Succûssion,  seuk-keucbe'-eu- 
ne,  s.  secousse,  /. 

Such,  seiitche  pro.  tel,  de  mê- 
me,   pareil,  si  grand,  si  petit. 

—  as,  ceux  qui,  m.  celles  qui, 
/.  de  ceux  qui,  que. 

Su.:k,  seuk,  va.  vn  sucer,  téter, 
aspirer,  absorber,  boire,  pom- 
p*.  —  iip,  sucer,  vider. 

— ,    s.     succion,    /.    To    gîio 

—  ,    donnera  téter.   To  s'»o 

—  to,  allaiter. 

Sûcker,  seuk'-keur,  s.  celui  qui 
suce,  qui  tette,  sucet  (a  fi-h), 
m.  (of  a  pump)  soupape,  /.  (of 
a  Iree)  rejeton,  drageon. 

Siickets,  scuk'-kitz,  s.  sorte  de 
confllures,  /.  ' 

Sûcking,  seuk'-kinngne,  S.  su- 
cement, m.  aspiration,  absorp- 
tion, /. 

—  boitle,  s.  biberon,  m. 

—  |iig,  ».  cochon  de  lait,  m, 
Sûckie,    seuk'-kl,  vn.   allaiteri 

nourrir. 
Sûckling,      seuk'-linngne,     ». 

nourrisson,  agneau  qui  telle  si 

mère,  TO. 
isùniuii.  seuk'-cheane,  s.  tuce" 

ment,  m.  succion,  /. 


SUF 


925 


SUI 


Siidâniiiia,  ^iou-dé'-ml-Da,  s. 
éclisubouUures,  f.  pi. 

Sudation,  siou-dé'-cheune,  s. 
sueur, f 

Sûdatory,  siou-dé''-teur-i,  s. 
bain  chaud,   m. 

Sûddeii,  seud/-dinn,  a.  soudain, 
inopiné.  —  «Uowcr,  averse,/'. 

— , s.  surprise,/'.  On  «  —,  tout 
d'un  coupj  soudainement. 

Sûddeuly,  seud'-diun-li,  ad. 
subitement,  soudain. 

SûddeuuesB,  seud'-dinn-nesse, 
j.  promptitude,  présence  d'es- 
prit, f.  [sudori6que,  m. 

Sudorific,      siou-dd-rif'-fili',    s. 

—,  a.  sudorifiqiie. 

Suds,  seudz,  s.  eau  de  savon, 
lessive,  f.  To  be  in  Ihe  — , 
itre  dans  l'embarras. 

Sue,  siou,  va,  poursuivre  en 
justice. 

—, un.  supplier,  prier. 

Sûet,  siou'-itt,  s.  suif,  m. 
graisse,  f.  [seux. 

Snety,  siou'-ite-i,a.desuif,grais- 

Sûffoi',  seuf'-feur,  un.  souffrir, 
supporter,  endurer,  permettre, 
laisser.  [peine,  Être  puai. 

— ,   vn.   souffrir,  pâlir,   subir   la 

Sûffcrakie,  seu['-feur-a-bl,  a. 
suppiiriable. 

Sûffei-ably,  seuf^-feur-a-bli, 
ad.  supportatilement. 

Sûfferauce,  seur-feur-annce, 
s.  souiïrance,  peine,  misère, 
patience,  modération,  permis- 
sion, f. 

Sûfferer,  seur-reur-eur,  a 
souffrant,  m.  qui  a  pâli,  perdu, 
patient. 

Sufferiug,geuf'-feur-inngne,  s. 
souffrance,  peine,  f. 

Suffice,  seuf-raïze',  vn.  suffire, 
satisraire,  fournir,  suppléer. 

Sufficieucy,  seur-iiche''-eon-ci, 
».  suffisance,  capacité,  f.  or- 
gueil, m,  présomption,  arro- 
gance,/. 

Sufficieut.  seuf-Scbe'-ennt,  a. 
suffisant,  habile,  capable. 

—  witiic-89,  s.  témoin  irrépro- 
cbabieiDt. 


Sufficieiulj,seuf-Bche'-eDnl-lV 
ad.  suffisamment,  assez. 

Sûffocaie,  seuf'-fô-kéte,  vat 
suffoquer,  étouffer,  asphyxier. 

Suffocation,  seuf-fô-ké'-cbeu- 
ne,  s.  —  tion,  f. 

Sûffucalive,  seuf'-fô-ké-tive,  a. 
étouffant.  [suffragant,  m. 

Sùffi-agau,  seuf''-rra-gueune,s. 

Sùffragate,  seuf'-fra-gnéte,tj)i. 
donner  sa  voix,  s'accorder  avec. 

Suffrage,  seuf'-fndie,  s.  suffra- 
ge, m.  voix,  approLation,  f. 

Siiffiiae,  seuf-fiouze',  va.  râ< 
pandre. 

Suffûsion,  seuf-fiou^-jeune,  $, 
—  sion,  épanchement,^. 

Sûgar,  choug'-eur,  s.  sucre,  m. 

—  burlc),   s.  sucre  d'orge,  m. 

—  box,  s.  sucrier,  m, 

—  loaf,  s.  pain  de  sucre,  m, 

—  bouse,  s.  raffinerie,  f. 

—  plum,  «.dragée,  f.      [neur. 

—  bakcr,    —  refiner,   s,  rafû- 

—  maker,  (,  sucrier,  fabricant 
de  sucre.  [à  sucre. 

—  nippera,  —  tonga,  s.  pince» 
— ,  va.  sucrer,  adoucir. 
Sûgary,  choug'-eur-i,  a.  de  su- 
cre, sucré.  [rer,  inspirer. 

Suggést,  seug-djeste',  va.  suggé- 
Sùggeater,  seug'-djeste-eur, S. 

celui  qui  suggère,  m. 
Suggéatiou,     seug  djess'-cheu- 

ne,  s.  suggestion,  f. 
Sùggilaie,   seug'-djil-léte,    va, 

meurtrir  de  coups. 
Suicide,  siou'-i-taïde,  > .  suicide» 

)H. 

Sûiug,  siou'-!i]ngDe,s.  poursui- 
te, brigue,  requête,  complai- 
sance, civilité.  (.  assortiment, 
1)1. 

Suit,  sioutt,  i  nombre  complet, 
collection,  assortiment,  jeu, 
(al  law)  proeè.s,  m,  (al  cards) 
couleur,  (of  clothes)  habit  com- 
plet, 7)1.  (of  haigfjgs)  s.  ten- 
ture de  tapisserie,  /'.  I  Ua»o 
none  of  tbut,  (atcards)je  n'ai 
pas  de  cette  couleur.  Oui  of — 
witb,  qui  n'a  pus  de  corres- 
pondance  avec.   To    bave  a> 


SUL 


926 


SUN 


— -    agakiist    oiie^    avoir    un 

procès  contre  quelqu'un. 

— j  va.  assortir,  assembler,  ac- 
commoder, habiller,  orner. 

—,  vn.  convenir,  s'accorder,  ca- 
drer, [nable,  conforme. 

8ûi(able,  siou'-ta-bl,  a.   conve- 

Sûilublenoss,  siou'-ta-bl-nesse , 
s.  convenance,  ^ 

Sùiiubly.  siou'-ta-bli,  ad.  con- 
venablement, suivant,  selon. 

Suite,  souite,  s-  suite,  compa- 
gnie, f. 

Sûiter,  Suilor,  siou'-teur,  s. 
amant,  prétendant,  postulant, 
m.  —  lu  law,  plaideur.  To 
be  a — ,  courtiser  une  femme. 

Siii(i-e8B,  tiouZ-tresse,  s.  postu- 
lante, f,  [né. 

Sûlcated,  seuK-ké-ted,n. sillou- 

Sûlkiuesa,  seuK-lii-nesse,  s. 
bumeur  chagrine.  [grin. 

Sûlkj-,  seul^-l£i,  a.  bourru,  cha- 

Sûlleu,  seuF-linn,  a,  bourru, 
têtu,  sournois,  chagrin 

Sûl!eul}',seu/-linn-li,  ad.  d'un 
air  chagrin,' opiniâtrement,  ma- 
licieusement. 

Sûlleuues»,  seul^-linn-nesse,  s 
morgue,  opiniâtreté,  mauvaise 
humeur,  f.  [souillure,  f. 

Sûlliage,  seuK-Ii-èdje,  s.  tache, 

SûlIy,  seul'-Ii,  va.  salir,  souil- 
ler, ternir.  [m. 

Sûlphur,  seuK-feur,    t.  soufre, 

Sûlphurate,  seuK-Gou-rête,  va. 
soufrer. 

SûlpburouB,  —  reoufl,  seuK- 
feur-euce»  fiou-ri-euce,  o.  sul- 
fureux, 

Sûlpbui'ousuess,  seul'-Sou-ri- 
euce-nesse,  s.  qualité  sulfure  use. 

Sûlphur),  seuK-feur-i,  a.  sou- 
fré, sulfureux, 

Sûliau,  seuK-tane,  s-  sultan,  m. 

Sultâua,  Sûltauess,  seul-lé'- 
na,  ta-nesse,s.  sultane,/. 

Sûlcaurjr,  seuK'tann-ri,  $•  em- 
pire d'un  sultan,  m. 

SûllFlueas,  seuK-tri-nesse,  s. 
chaleur  étouffante,  f. 

SûUry,  seul'-lri,  a.  étouffant, 
trûlant. 


Suiu,  seum,  s.  somme,  f.  pré- 
cis, résultat,  le  tout,  m 

—,  un.  nombrer,  supputer,  con- 
tenir. —  up,  réc;ipituler. 

Sâniacb)  slou^-mak,  s.  sumac, 
m.  [brable. 

Sûmlea*,  seum'-Iesse,a.  innom- 

Sûmuiarily.seum^-ma-ri-li,  ad* 
sommairement,  en  abrégé 

Sûmmarj-,  seum^-ma-ri , a. som- 
maire, court,  précis. 

—,  s.  sommaire,  précis,  abrégé, 
m,  [m. 

Sûmiuer,    seum'-meur,   s.  été, 

—  beam,s  sommier,  m. 

—  housc,  s.  pavillon,  m. 

—  Irec,  s.  lambourde,  f, 
—,  vn.  passer  l'été. 

—,  urt.  tenir  chaudement. 

Sûmmeroes,  seum'-mear-s«tt, 
s   soubresaut,  m. 

Sûmmit,  seum'-mitt,  sommet, 
m.  pointe,  cime,  f. 

Sûmnioii,  seum'-meunn,  va. 
sommer,  citer,  assigner,  inter- 
peller, appeler. 

Sûmmouer,  seum^-meuneeur, 
s.  sergent,  m. 

Sûuiiiiouiiig,i:eum'-meune-inik- 
gne,  s.  sommation,  A 

SùmnioiiB,  seum'-meunnz,  s. 
sommation,  semonce,  interpel- 
lation, relation,  f, 

Sûmpier,  seum'-leur,  s.  cheval 
de  somme,  m. 

Sûmpiuary,  seum'-tcbiou-a-ri, 
a.  somptuaire. 

Sumpluésit)'.  seum-tchiOQ-OSS'- 
i-ti,  s.  somptuosité,  f. 

Sûmpiuous.  seum'-tchion-eu- 
ce,  a.  superbe,  somptueux. 

Sûnipluoual),  seum'-tchiou- 
Euce-li,  ad.  sumptueusement, 
à  grands  frais. 

Sûniptuousucss,  seumm'- 

tchiou-euce-nesse,  i,  magnifi- 
cence, pompe,  f. 

SuH,  seunn,  «.soleil,  m.    '■' 

—  ,ua.  sécher  au  soleil. 
Siinbcam,       seunn'-blme,      s. 

rayon  de  soleil,  m, 
Sûubent,seunn^-b!te,a,  échauf> 
fé  par  le  seUil. 


5UP 


927 


SUP 


fiûubHi-niiig,      seunu^-beurn- 

inngne,  s.  hâle,  j?î. 
Sûiibdi-ui,    seunn''-beurDt,    a. 

hâlé,  basané.  [m 

Sûiiday,seunn'-dé,s.  Dimanche, 

—  leltcr,  «.lettre  dominicale,/'. 
Sûiider,    seunn^-deur,    va.   sé- 
parer, diviser. 

—,  s.  deux,  deux  morceaux,  m. 
pi.  lu  —,  en  deux  parties. 

Sûiidial,  seunn^-dal-al,  s.  ca- 
dran, m,  [plusieurs. 

Sûudr}',   seunn'-dri,   a.  divers, 

Sûiiflowcr,  seunn/.flaou-eur,  s. 
soleil,  tournesol,  héliotrope, >n. 

Suug,  seunng,p)-ét.  etpfirt.de 
Sing.  [Si.ik. 

Suiik,  seunnli, pr^f.  elpurt.  de 
Sûulegs,  seunn''-lesse,  a.  où  le 

soleil  ne  luit  pas. 
Sûiilike,    seuon^-laîke,  a.  sem- 

I>lable  au  soleil. 
Sûiiiiy,  seun'-iii,  a.  exposé   au 

soleil,  brillant. 
Snni'>8c,seuDQ'-r£Ïze,s.  lever  du 

soleil,  ni. 
Sûii8c(,  seunn'-selt,  s.  coucher 

du  soleil,  le  soir,  m. 
Sûiisbine,  seunn'-sbalae,  t.clar- 

lé  du  soleil,  f. 

—  sliiii}-.  a.  ensoleillé.— day, 
jour  de  soleil,  temps  clair,  m. 

Sup,  seup,  s.  gorgée,  f. 

— ,  va.  donner  &  souper,  humer, 
avaler,  sirotter. 

— ,  vn.  souper. 

Sùpcrable,  siou'-per-a-bl,  a. 
qu'un  peut  surmonter,  possible. 

Sûperableuesa,  siou''-pôr-a- 
bl-nesse,  a.  qui  peut  être  vain- 
cu, surmonté. 

Bupei-abaSuud,  siou-peur-a- 
baounnd'',  vn.  surpasser,  sura- 
bonder. 

Supei-abûudauote,  tiou-peur- 
a-beunn'-dannce,  ».  surabon- 
dance, f.  superflu,  îïî. 

Siiperbùiidaiit,  siou-peur-a- 
beunn'-dannt,  a.  suraboudant, 
superflu. 

Siiperabûiidaiill)',  siou-peur- 
a-beunn'-dannt-li,  ad.  surabon- 
damment, de  reste. 


Super&dd,    sfou.peur-add',va. 

ajouter,  augmenter. 
Siiperâdde)!,        siou-peur-ad'- 

ded,«.  ajouté,  de  surcroît. 
Siiperâddi(iuu,siou-peur-a-di- 

che^-eune,  s.  surcroît,  wi. 
Siipei'ûiiuuate,    siou-peur-an^- 

niou-éte,  va.   rendre  suranné, 

affaiblir  par  l'âge,  mettre  &   la 

retraite. 
— ,  un.  durer  plus  d'une  année. 
Superâuuunlcd,       siou-peur- 

an'-niou-é-tid,       a>     suranné, 

vieux,  vieille. 
Siipei'àuuualioii,      siou-peur- 

an-nioi>é'.cheune,  s.  vieillesse, 

vétusté,/'. 
Siiperb,     siou''-peurb,  a,  auper- 

be,  magnifique. 
Supercârgo,  siou-peur-kar'-gft, 

S.  écrivain  de  navire,  subrécar- 

gue,  in. 
Supci-cilioiK,       siou-peur  cil^- 

jfeuce,  a.   hautain,  fier,  despo- 
tique. 
Siipcrciliouslj',  siou-peur-cil''- 

yeuce-li,  ad.  fièrement. 
Supcrciliousness,    siou-pear- 

cil'-yeucenesse,  s.  hauteur,  ar- 
rogance, fierté,  /.mépris,  in, 
Supei'émlncnce,    —  cy,  siou- 

peur-cm'mi-nennce,    nenn-ci, 

s.  prééminence,  f. 
Siipei'émïiieut,  siou-peur-em^- 

mi-nennt,a.  émment, excellent. 
Supercuilucnlly,       siou-peur- 

em'-mi-nennt'li,    ad.  éminem- 
ment. 
Siipcrérogale,     siou-peur-er'- 

rô-guéte,   vn.   faire    plus   que 

l'on  n'est  obligé. 
Siipcrerégaliou,  sicu-pcur-er- 

rô-gue'-cUeune,    s.    suréroga- 

lion,  f. 
Superérogalory,       siou-peur- 

er'-rft-gué-teur-i,   a%  suréroga- 

tcire. 
Siipvrcxcllcnt,    siou-peur-ek'- 

cel-lennt,  fi.  très  excellent. 
Siipei'fe»âeioii,siou-peur-fi-lé'- 

cbeune,  s.  superfétallon, /. 
SuperNcial,      sioupeur-ficbe'- 

al,  «•  superficiel. 


SUP 


928 


SUP 


Superficiall)',         siou-peur-fi- 

clie'al-li,  nd    —  ciellemeot. 
Siipei'fîcialiies»,  — li(y^  siou- 

peur-fiche'-al-nesse,   al'-li-ti,a. 

esprit  superficiel,  m. 
SupeFrfcivB,s;ou-peur-fiche'-ii, 

».  superficie,  surface,  f. 
Superflue,  siou-pear-falue^,   a. 

superBn,  très-fin 
Superflu! ty.    siou-peur-fliou'-i- 

ti,  s.  superfluité,^  excès,  m. 
Supérfliious.    siou-peur'-0;ou- 

euce,  a.  superflu,  excessif 
Supét'fluouslj  .siou-peur^-fliou- 
euce-li,  ad.h  l'excès,  avec  pro- 
fusion 
SupérfluoiifiiiesB,     sion-peur^- 

fliou-euce-nesse,  ».  superfluilé, 

f.  surcroll,  m, 
SùperOui,  siou'-peur-fleuks,  ». 

superflu,  m. 
Supvrhûnian,  siou-penr-hiou'- 

mace,  a.  surbumain 
StipoflDcûiubeiit,     siou-peur- 

inn-keum'-bennl,  a.  qui  est  sur 

la  surface  de  quelque  chose. 
Superiudûce.       siou-peur-iDO' 

diouce',  va,  ajouter. 
Supei'iudiiotioii,        siou-peur- 

inn-deuk' clieuDe,   j.  addition, 

f,  surcroit,  superflu,  m. 
Superiuléiid.       siou-peur-ÎLn- 

tenud',  va.  surveiller. 
Siiperiiitéiideiicj-.  —  ce,siou- 

peur-inn-tennd'eun-ci,  ennce, 

s.  suriotendauce.  f. 
Siiperiuictidatil,       siou-peur- 

inn-tenn'-dent,  ».  surintendant, 

inspecleur,  »i. 
Sùperior,    siou-pi'-rl-flur,  a.  ». 

supérieur. 
Bupei'iériiy.    siou-pi-rl-or^-i-ti, 

s.  supériorité,  f. 
Superlative,  siou-pear'-la-tive, 

a.  superlatif.au plusbauldegré. 
Supcrialiiel}.   siou-peur'-la  ti- 

ve-li.  ad.  au  .superlatif. 
SupérlaliTciiesa,  siou-peur'-la- 

tne-nesse,  s.  exceMence,  f. 
Supériiul,  siou-peur'-Dal,a.  cé- 
leste, d'en  haut. 
Supéi'iiallj,     s.ou-peur'-nal-li, 

ad.  d'en-baut,  par  eu  haut. 


Supvrn&tant,       siou-peur-né'- 

tannt,  a.  surnageant. 
Supertiôlural,    siou-peur-nat^- 

tchiou-rai,    a.  surnaturel,  sur- 
humain. 
Superiiâlurallf,        sion-peur- 

nat'-tchiou-ral-li,    ad.  surnatu- 

rellement. 
Suppriiùnierarjr,        siou-peur- 

niou'-mer-a-ri,    ad.    surnumé- 
raire, de  trop. 
Superscrfbe,     siou-peur-skraï- 

be',  va.  mettre  l'adresse. 
Sisperscrjpiioii,        siou-peur- 

skrip^'-cheune,  s.  adresse,  f. 
Superséde,  siou-peur-side',  va, 

suspendre,  coulremander. 
Superfiédiilg.  Siipcrséssioil, 

siou-peur-side'-inngne,  sèche'- 

eune,  ».  surséance,  f. 
Superstitiou,  s.ou-peur-stiche'- 

eune,  ».  superstition,  f, 
Siipcrstiliout,      siou-penr-sti- 

che'-euce,  a,  superstitieux. 
Supers tJtioDsIy,   slou-peur-sti- 

che/-euce-li,  ad.  superstitieuse- 
ment. 
Supersirûct,i,'?v>  peur-streukt'- 

va.  bâtir,  fci><!c,f  sur. 
Superftirûclîve,         sîou-peur- 

streuk'-tive,  a.  biti  dessus. 
Siiperstrûelure,  —  truciiou, 

siou-peur-slreuk'-tchioure,cheu- 

ne,  ».  idiflce   élevé  sur  un  au- 
tre, m. 
Supervéne,        siou-peur-vine' 

vn.  arriver,  survenir. 
Supervéutiou,  siou-peur 

venn'-cheune,  «.surprise,  f. 
Supervéuieut,      siou-peur-ïi'- 

ui-ennt,  a.  ajouté. 
Superviie,  siou-peur-vaîze,  V(h 

surveiller,  revoir,  réviser. 
SupcrviBor,         siou-peur-val'- 

zeur,  ».  inspecteur,  m. 
SupefviTe,        siou-peur-Taîve', 

vn.  survivre. 
Supiuâtiou,     siou-pi-nê'-cheB- 

ne,  s.  supination,  /. 
Sùpiiie,  siou'-paine,  s.  supin. m. 
Supiue,  siou  paîne',  a.  noiicha^ 

lant,  i&che,  oisif,  couché  eu  su- 


SUP 


929 


SUR 


Supiiiely,     siou-païne'-li,     ad 

nonchalamment, en   supination. 

Siipineness,  siou-palne'-nesse^ 
s.  supination,  nonchalance,  /. 

Siipper,  seup'-peur,  s.  souper, 
«1.  L.ord's  —,  Sainte-Cène,  f 

—  lime,  $,  temps  de  souper,  m, 

Sûpperlesa,  seup'-peur-Iesse, 
ad.  sans  souper. 

Sûpplaui,  seup'planDt', va  <up- 
planter. 

Supplanter,  scup-plannt'-eur, 
s.  supplanteur,  m. 

Sûpplc,  seup'-pl,  a.  souple, 
flexible,  renversé  [amollir. 

^,  vn.  roadrii  souple,   assouplir, 

— ,  vn.  s'assouplir,  s'amollir. 

gùpplemeiil,  seup'-pli-mennt, 
s.  supplément,  m. 

Siipplcméntal,  seup-pli- 

mennl'-al,  a.  qui  supplée. 

Sûppleiie**,  seup'-plnesse,  s. 
souplesse,  docilité,  f. 

Sûpplctory,  seup'-pli-teur-i.  s. 
succédané,  ce  qui  supplée,  m. 

Suppliant,  Sûppliennt,  seup'- 
pîi-annt,  kannt,  a.  s.  sup- 
pliant, [supplier,  implorer. 

Supplicate,   seup'-pli-kéte,  va 

— ,  vn.  supplier,  demander  avec 
instance. 

Supplication,  seup-pli-ké'- 

cheune,    ».  supplication,  priè- 
re, instance,  f. 

Siippiy',  seup-pial',  ua.  fournir, 
suppléer,  remplir,  pourvoir. 

—,  s.  renfort,  secours,  subside, 
m.  aide,  f. 

Support,  seup-pSrtt',  s.  sou- 
tien, support,  appui,  m. 

— ,  va.  soutenir,  appuyer,  sup 
porter,  porter,  entretenir,  as 
sister,  soutenir.         [a.  — ble 

Supp6rtable,   seup-pôrte'-a-bl, 

8upp6rlablenesa,  seup-pArle'- 
a-bl'uesse,  >.  état  de  ce  qui 
est  supportable.  *•• 

Supporter,  >eup-pôrte'-eur ,  S, 
appui,  soutien,  protecteur,  pa- 
tron, arc-boutant,  m. 

Supporters,  seup  pArte''-eurz, 
s.  supports,  m.  pi.  attentes,  f. 


Supp6sablo,  seup-pô'-za-bl,  ai 
à  supposer,  probable 

ISiipposabloiicNB,  seup  pô''-za- 
l)l-nesse,s.  probabilité,/. 

Supp<Sgal,  seup-pô'-ial,  s.  sup- 
position, f. 

Siippése,  seup  p6ze^,  va.  sup- 
poser, penser,  imaginer,  croi- 
re, augurer. 

— ,  >.  supposition,  imagination. 

Supposer,  seup-p6'-ieur,  ».  ce- 
lui qui  suppose,  m. 

Supposition,  seup  pt-ziche'- 
eune,  j.  supposition,  hypothè- 
se, conjecture,  f. 

Suppositiousncss,  seup-pflz-i- 
liehe'-euce-nesse,  s.  état  sup- 
posé. 

SupposititiouB,  seup-p8z-l-ti- 
che'-euco,  a.  supposé,  faux. 

Suppdsitiiel)',  seup-poz'-zi-tl 
vely,  ad.  en  supposant. 

Suppdsitorjr,  seup-poz'-zi-teur- 
i,  J.  suppositoire,  m, 

Suppréas,  seup-press',  urt.  sup- 
primer, abolir,  arrêter,  casser, 
dompter,  étouffer,  apaisfr. 

Suppression,  seup-prèclio/-eu- 
ne,  s.  suppression, abolition,  f. 

Suppréssor,  seup-prcs'-seur, 
s.  qui  supprime,  relient. 

Sûppurate,  seup'-piou-réte,«a. 
faire  suppurer. 

—,  vn.  suppurer. 

Suppuration,  seup-piou-ré'- 
cheune,  s.  —  lion,  f. 

Sûppuratîvc,  seup'-piou-ra-tl- 
ve,  a.  —  tif. 

Supputation,  seup-plou-té'- 
cheune,  s.  calcul,  ni. 

Suppute,  seup-ploute',  va.  cal- 
culer, compter. 

Suprémacy,  siou-prime'-a-ci, 
s.  suprématie,  prééminence,su- 
périorlté,  /. 

Suprême,  sIOQ-prlme',  a.  su- 
prême. 

Suprémely,  slou-prlme'-ll,  ad. 
au  suprême  degré. 

Sûi-addition,  seur  ad-diche'- 
eune,s.  ce  qu'on  ajoute  au  nom. 

Sûrauce,  chiou'-rannce,  s.  se- 
curité,  f. 

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SUR 


flûrbnae,  seur'-béie,  t.  cornl- 
Diche,  f.     . 

Surbâie,  seur-béte,  va,  haras- 
ser, faligiier. 

Sni'balf.  Sûrballns,  seor-bé'- 
tinngne,  s.  solbature,  f. 

■urccnie,  seur-cize',  vn,  cee- 
cer,  finir. 

— ,  va.  surseoir,  mettre  fin. 

— ,  s.  fin,  f  sursis,  m 

(Burebui-ge,  seur-lcbardje')  va. 
surcharger. 

— ,  s.  surcbarge,  f.  surfaix,  m. 

(Surcharger,  seur-lchar'-jeur, 
s.  celui  qui  surcharge. 

Sûrciii^le,  seur'-cinng-gl,  t. 
ceinture,  sangle,  f, 

Sûrcle,  seurli'-kl,  ».  rejeton,  m. 

Surcoût,  seur'-kAte,  S.  surtout, 
m. 

Surd,  seuid,  a.  sourd,  qui  n'est 
exprimé  par  aucun  terme. 

Sûrilii}',seurd'-i-ti,  s.  surdité^. 

Sure,  shioure,  a.  sûr,  assuré, 
certain,  vrai,  hors  de  danger. 

—  fooied.  a.  qui  a  le  pied  sûr. 

Sûrel)',  sbioure'-li,  ad.  sûre- 
meni,  assurément,  sans  doute, 
sans  risque.  [certitude, ^ 

Siireiiea».      shioure'-nesse.    s. 

Sûrei}',  shioure'-ti,  s.  caution, 
sûreté,  assurance,  certitude,  dé- 
position, f.  témoignage,  m. 

8ûret)8bi|>.  sbioure'-ti-cbipe, 
s.  cautionnement,  m. 

Surf,  seurr,  s.  ressac,  m. 

■ûrface,  scur'-face|  s.  surface, 
f.  extérieur,  m. 

fBûrreil,  scur'-fltt,  ».  indiges- 
tion, satiété,  f.  dégoût,  m. 

,  va.  soûler, rassasier. 

—,  i'H   se  soûler  de,  se  rassasier. 

Cfûrfeiicd,  seur'-file-id,  a.  dé- 
goûté, repu.  [ton,  m. 

Sùrfciicr,  seur'-file-eur,».  glou- 

Dûrfeiiiiig,  seur'-fite  iongae,  s. 
crapule,  satiété,  ;'. 

Surge,  seurdje,  t.  boule,  lame, 
■vague,  f. 

—,  vn.  s  enflet,  s'élever. 

Bôrgeon,  seur'-djeune,  s.  chi- 
rurgien, m.  [rurgie,  f. 

Sùrgcrf,  seur'-djeur-i,  s.    cbi- 


Sargy,  tSûrglug,  jeur'-djl, 
djinngne,  a.  houleux,  enflé, 
grussi. 

Sûriily,  seur'-ll-ll,  ad.  rude- 
ment, impérieusement,  arro- 
gamment. 

Siirliiiooiseur'-ll-nesse,  s.  mor- 
gue, fierté,  insolence,  mauvaise 
humeur,  f. 

SûrI}',  seur/-!!,  a.  rechigné, 
bourru,  fier,  arrogant,  grossier. 

Surmi'se,  seur-maïze',  va.  ima- 
giner, soupçonner. 

— ,  ».  soupçon,  m.  opinion,  no- 
tion imparfaite,  f. 

fSurmfting,  seur-mal'-zinngne, 
s.  pensée,  imagination, /.soup- 
çon, ))!. 

Surmdunt,  seur-maouDnt/,  va. 
surmonter  exceller. 

SiirmAiiiilable.  seur-maounnt'- 
a-bl,a   qui  peut  être  surmonté. 

Surniûllet,  seur>meul/-lett,  l. 
surmulet,  m. 

Sûrnamc,  seur'-néme,  ».  sur- 
nom, nom  de   famille. 

—,  va.  surnommer. 

Siirpâa*.  seur-pass',  vn.  sur* 
passer,  exceller,  l'emporter. 

Surpàsanble,  seur-pas'-sa-bl, 
a.  qu'on  peut  surpasser. 

Surp&ssiiig,  seur-pas'-sinngne, 
a.  éminent. 

SiirpAsdiiglji,  seur-pas'-ïinn- 
gne-li,  ad.  éminemment. 

Siirplice,  seur'-plice,  s.  sur- 
plis, m. 

Sùrplua,  Sûrplusage,  seur'- 
pleuss,   idje    s.  surplus,  m. 

Surprfie,  —  Bal,  seur-praize', 
praî'-zal,  s.  surprise,/, 

Surpriae,  seur-praïze',  va.  sur- 
prenilre,  étonner,  épouvanter, 
prendre  à  l'improviste. 

Scirprt»ing,seur-praï'-zinngne, 
a.  surprenant,  étrange. 

Surprisingl),  seur-pral'-zinn- 
gne-li,  ad.  avec  surprise, d'une 
manière    étrange,  surprenante. 

Siirréuder,  i>$iirréiidr}',  seur- 
reno'-deur,  dri,  s.  reddition, 
résignation  1  f.  * 

Surrcuder,      séur-renn'-deur, 


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va,  rendre,  livrer,  eéder,  re- 
remetlre. 

— ;  vn.  se  rendre,  se  livrer. 

Surréndering,  seur-renn'- 

deur-inngne,  s,  reddition,  ré- 
BignatioD,  f. 

Surréption,  !  jdr-rep' cheune, 
j.  subreption,  surprise,  atta- 
que inipréYiie,^. 

Surreptîtîoiis,  seur-rep-tlche'- 
euce,  n.  subreptice,  à  la  déro- 
bée, ijlt  par  surprlset 

Siirreptilloualy,  senr-rep-tl- 
che'-euceil,  ad.  subrepiice- 
ment,  k  la  dérobée. 

Sûrrogato,  tenr/-rS-guéte|  9. 
substitut,  subdélégué,  m. 

— ,  va.  subroger,  sulistituer. 

Surrosâtion,  seur-rft-gué'- 
cheune,  s.  subrogation,  f. 

Surrôiitid^  seur^-raounnd^,  va. 
environner,  entourer,  assiéger. 

Sursélid,  seur'-sol-ide,  S.  sur- 
solide, [m. 

Surtout,  seur  tôùtt',  $.  surtout, 

Suriréoe,  seur-vine',  tin.  surve- 
nir. 

Survéf,  seur-vé',  va.  faire  «ne 
revue,  promener  sa  vue,  sur- 
veiller, arpenter,  inspecter. 

— ,  s.  vue,  description,  perspec- 
tive, /.  plan,  arpentage,  levé, 
m.  To  take  a  — ,  lever  un 
plan. 

Sarvéying,  seur-véMnngne,  t. 
arpentage,  m. 

Sui-véjor,  seur-vé'eur,  $,  In- 
tendant, architecte,  m. 

—  oftboblgbwnys,  s.voyer,m. 

—  of  laud,  s.  arpt-nteur,  )H. 

—  of  the  ciistoius,  S.  commis 
des  douane^,  m. 

Siirvéyorsliip,  seur-vé'-enr- 
cbipe,  s.  la  qualité  d'intendant, 
de  voyer,  m, 

SupYjval,  Sûi'viTauce,  seur- 
vaï'-val,  vannce,  s.  survie,  sur- 
viv.ince,  f. 

Survive,  seur-TaIvs',  on.  sur- 
vivre. 

— ,  va.  survivre  k. 

Surviving,  seur-vaï'-vinngne, 
$,  l'action  de  survivre, suivie, /". 


SurTfver,  seur-vaï^-veur,  a, 
survivant. 

Siirvîvership,  senr-va^-venr- 
chipe,  5.  survivance,  /. 

Siisceplibilily.  S».uss-cep-ti- 
bil'-i-ti,  —  liié,  ^. 

^iiHccptilile,  —  (Itg,  seusi- 
cep'-ti-bl,  tive,    a.  susceptible, 

Susccpiiou,  senss-cep'-cheune, 
s.  —  lion,  f. 

.^uscipicucc,  seus-cip'  pi-enn- 
ce,  s.  réception,  f. 

Sûsciiate,  seuss'-ci-téte,  va, 
susciter,  faire  naître,  produire. 

SiKcitâtîon,  seuss-ci-té'-cheu- 
ne,  5.  Taction  de  susciter. 

Suspect,  seuss  pelit',  va.  soup- 
çonner, penser  imaginer,  dou- 
ter de. 

—,vn.  suspecter,  soupçonner, 

— .  a.  suspect. 

Siispéctful,  seuss-pekt'-foul,  a. 
soupçonneux. 

Suspend,  seus-pennd',  va.  sus- 
pendre, attacher,  faire  dépen- 
dre, surseoir,  différer,  arrêter. 

Siispéiidiug,  seu=s-penad'-inn- 
gne,  s.  suspension,  f. 

Suspense,  seuss'-pennse,  a  ir- 
résolu,  suspendu,  interrompu. 

—  ,  s.  suspens,  doute,  m. incerti- 
tude, Interdiction,  privation 
pour  un  temps.  To  be  in  -  , 
hésiter. 

Suspension,  seuss-penn'-cheu- 
ne,  s.  —  tlon,  interruption,  f, 
interd  t,  délai,  m. 

Suspéiisory,  seuss-penn'-senr- 
i,  s.  suspensoire,  m. 

Suspicion,  seuss-piche'-eune, 
s.  soupçon,  doute,  m.  conjec- 
ture, défiance,  suspicion,  /, 

Suspicions,  seuss-pich  e'-euce, 
a.  soupçonneux,  défiant,  sus- 
pect. 

Suspicionsly,  seuss-piche'-eu- 
celi,  ad.  avec  soupçon. 

Suspi'ciousness,  seuss-piche'« 
euce-ne«?e,  s.  défiance,  /, 

Suspirâtioii,  seus-spi-ré'-cheO" 
ne,  s.  soupir,  ))i.  [pirer. 

Suspire,  seus-spaïre',  vn.  sou- 
(  Susiàiu,  seuss-téne',  va,  soute- 


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SWU 


nir,  souffrir,  aider,  protéger, 
subir.  —  a  Io88*  essuyer  une 
peste.  [soutenable. 

Suslâiuable,  5euss-té/-na-bl,a. 

Susicnauce,  seuss-li'-naaoce, 
s.  enlrelieu,  appui,  soutien, 
m.  nourriture,  f. 

Sustàiiier,  seuss-té^-neur,  S. 
celui  qui  soutient,  qui  souffre. 

Susuri-àlioii,  siou  seurri'- 
cheune,  s.  petit  murmure,  ni. 

Sute,  sioute,  s.  sorte,  espèce,  f. 

SûHer,seutt'-leur,  j.  Vivandier, 
rii.  [poids  nel,  m. 

Siitlc-weight,    seutl'-ouéte,  s. 

Suture,  siou'-tchioure,s.  suture, 
coulure,  f. 

SwaW,  souob,  s.  torcbon,  fau- 
bert,  m. 

—,  va.  laver,  nettoyer,   essuyer. 

Snàlibtir,  souof-beur,  s.  mous- 
se qui  lave  le  pont,  m. 

Snâddle,  souod'-dl,  va.  em- 
maillotler,  rouer  de  coups.  — 
liug  baiitl,  bande  à  emmaillo- 
ter. Swâddiiug-clolh.clout 
—,  s.  maillot,  m. 

Snrag,  souag,  vn.  s'effondrer, 
s'abaisser,  s'affaisser,  s'enfon- 
cer, plier,   peser. 

—  belly,  s.  gros  ventre,  m. 
Swage,  souëdje,  va.  adoucir,  a- 

pa:ser. 

Swûgger,  souag'-gueur,  vn.  fai- 
re le  fier,  le  rodomont,»!. 

Swâggerer,  souag'-gueur-eur, 
Si  glorieux,  rodomont,  m. 

Swâggeriiig,  souag'-gueur- 
inngne,  s.  ostentation,  f. 

Swnggj',  souag'-gui,  a.  qui 
pend,  pendant* 

Swuin,  souéne,  s.  berger,  pay- 
san, amant,  ni. 

—  moie,  s.  tribunal  pour  les  af- 
faires  forestières,  m. 

Sn'ale.Sweale,  souéle,  souile, 
vn-  se  foudre,  se  consumer  (of 
a  cand.e) 

Snâilow,  souoK-lô,  s,  hiron- 
delle, gorgée»,^,  gouffra,  go- 
sier, >n. 

—  tuil,  S.  queue  d'aronde,»!. 

—  >  l'n.  avaler,  croire  sans  exa- 


men, dévorer,  détruire.  — up, 
engloutir,  absorber.  To  — 
ojslerg,  manger  des  huîtres. 

Swamp,  souommp,  j.  marais,  m 

Swâmpy,  souomm'-pi,  a.  ma 
récageux. 

Snan,  souone',».  cygne,  m. 

Swâiiskiu,  souone'-sliine,  s 
molleton,  m. 

Snap,  souop,  ad.  promptement 
vite,&  la  Bile. 

Sward,  souârde,  j.  surface  du 
sol,  couenne  de  lard, pelouse,/. 

— ,  un.  50  couvrir  de  verdure. 

Swarm.souârme,  s,  essaim,  m 
foule,  fourmilière,  f. 

— ,  vn.  essaimer,  fourmiller,  a. 
bouder. 

Svrart,  Sivarth,  sou&rt,souârth 
a.  h&lé,  basané. 

Sn&ribilj'.  souir'-thi-!i,  ad.  a 
vec  un  teint  basané. 

S%vârihiiieH8,  souâr^-thi-neS' 
se,  s.  teint  basané,  m. 

Sv/àvihittli^  souâr'-thiclie,  a,  un 
peu  basané. 

Snâi'ib},  sou4r'-thi,  a.  basané, 
hâlé. 

Snash,  souocbe,  S.  fracas, m.  ro- 
domontade, f. 

—,  vn.  faire  du  bruit. 

—  buckler,  Snasher,  s.  fan- 
faron, m. 

Swaih,  souôth,  s,  rang,  m.  ban- 
de, ligne  d'herbe  fauchée.  /, 

Swaihe,  sovélhe,  s.  maillot,  m. 

— ,  va.  emmailloter. 

Sway.  soué,  va.  gouverner,  bran- 
dir, diriger,  influencer. 

— ,  !')i.  dominer,  gouverner,  pe- 
ser,avoir  de  l'influence. 

— ,  s.  pouvoir,  empire,  influence, 
brandissement,  m.  domination, 
branle,  secousse,  m. 

Sweare,  souére  (s^Ofe, 
swoi-n),  vn.  jurer,  assurer, 
promettre,  déposer  contre, blas- 
phémer. 

—,  va.  faire  jurer,  attester,  dé- 
clarer sur  serment. 

Sweârcr,soué'-reur,s.  jureur. 

Sweàriug,  soué'-nnDgne,  s.ja- 
rement,  juron,  m. 


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933 


SWI 


Sncat,    souett,  s.  aueur,   eau, 

peine,/',  travail,  m. 
— ,  vn.  suer,  transpirer. 
—,  va.  faire  suer. 

—  out,  exsuder. 

Sweater,  souett'-eur,  s.  sujet  à 
suer.         ^  [sueur,  /■. 

Snréatiiig,     30uell''-inDgne,    s. 

—,  a.  suant. 

Snéat}',  souet'-ti,  a.  suant, 
tout  en  eau. 

Sweep,  soulp  (sTrep(,8nropt). 
va.  bcl.Tver,  rafler,  passera  pas 
comptés,  à  grands  pas,  passer 
rapidement  sur,  chasser  avec 
violence.  —  along,  porteravec 
pompe.  —  away,  ravager,  en- 
lever. —  «lie  cliiaiue;,  ra- 
moner. 

— ,  s.  action  de  balayer,  de  ramo- 
ner, secousse,  f.  tour,  ravage, 
mouvement  vio'ent,  m. 

Sweéper,  souîp'-eur,  j.  ba- 
layeur, ramoneur,  m. 

Sncépinga,  souîp'-inngnz,  s. 
pi.  balayures,  f.  pi. 

Sweépuet,  soulp'-nelt,  s.  éper- 
Tier,  îii. 

Sweepstake,  soulp'-stéke,  s.  ra- 
fle, f. 

Sweépj-,  so!  îp'  i,  a.  qui  tra- 
verse un  grand  espace  avec  vi- 
tesse. 

Sweet,  souîle,  a.  doux,  m. 
douce,  f.  joli,  charmant,  pro- 
pre, blanc,  agréable,  mielleux, 
aimable,  frais. 

—  almoud,  t.  amande  douce, 
f.  [m. 

—  bag,   s.    sachet   de   senteur. 

—  bnsil,  'i.  basilic,  m, 

—  bread,  s.  ris  de  veau,  m. 

—  briar,  s.  églantier  musqué, in. 

—  brooni,  s.  bruyère,  f. 

—  uatured,  a.  d'un  naturel 
doux. 

—  ■cen«ed,a.  parfumé. 

—  smelHiig.  a.  odoriférant. 

—  heurt,  «.amant,  maîtresse. 

—  méats,  s, pi.  cooûtures,  f.pl. 

—  «pokcu, a.  doucereux, doucet. 

—  tooib.  a.   friand.  [m. 

—  williuiu,  s.  œillet  de  poëte. 


Swect,  s.  douceur»  /.  plaisir, 
parfum,  m. 

Swcéteii,  soult'-tn,  va.  adoucir, 
sucrer,  soulager,  calmer. 

Swécteiier,  soulf'-tn-eur,  .«- 
doucipsant,  m.  enjôleur.      ^ 

Swceliiig.     soulte'-iungne, 
pomme  Satnt-Jean,  f. 

Swéctigb,  soulte'-iche,  a.  dou- 
ceâtre, [douceur,/'. 

Swcetueic,      louUe'-nc-sse,    s 

Swveis,  soultz,  s.pU  douceurs, 
f.  pi.  parfums,  ni.  pi, 

Swéctlj-,  souîte'-li,  ad.  agréa- 
blement, doucement. 

Swcll.  souell  (swcllcd.swol- 
leu,  swoln),  va.  enfler,  gros- 
sir, aggraver,  bouffir,  enor- 
gueillir. 

—  ont,  pousser  en  dehors. 

— ,  vn.  enfler,  grosMr,  s'enfler, 
s'enorgueillir,  être  irrité. 

—,  s.  enflure,  f.  gonflement,  ren- 
chérissement, lu.  (of  the  sea), 
houles,  f.  pi. 

Swélling,  souel'-linngoe,  «.en- 
flure, tumeur,  ampoule,  bosse, 

—,«.  bouffi,  ampoulé.  [f. 

Swéliei-,  souel'-tcur,  va.  dessé- 
cher, sécher  par  la  chaleur. 

—  ,  vn.  étouffer,  brûler,  sécher. 

Swéllry,  souel'-lri,a.  étouffant. 

Swi-pt,  souept,  prêt,  de  Swecp. 

Swerve,  soueurve,  in.  s'écar- 
ter, rôder,  dévier,  plier,  grim- 
per. 

Swift,  sooift,  a.  vite,  léger,  ra- 
pide, raide,  prompt.  [m. 

—,  s.  martinet,  courant,  torrent, 

Swificr,  souift'-eur,  s.  (ma.) 
ceinture,  f.  garde-corps,  m. 

Swifil)',  souih'-li,  ad.  vitement, 
rapidement,  promptement. 

SwiTiiiee*,  souift'-nesse,  s.  vi- 
tesse, rapidité,  f. 

Swig,  Swill,  souig,  souil,  vn. 
boire  à  longs  traits,  s'enivrer. 

— ,  va.  boire,  humer,  avaler,  eni- 
vrer; arroser,  laver. 

— ,  s.  lavure,  f.  long  trait,  m. 

Swiller,  souil'-leur,  s.  ivrogne, 
!)î.  [pule,  ivrognerie,  (. 

Swilliug,  souil^-linngne,  s.  cra- 


SWI 


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SY 


#vlllïi>g-  a-  ivrogne 

■wim,  souimm,  s.  vessie  nata- 
toire, f. 

— ,  (swaua^  Bwuni)  Un.  nâger^ 
flotter,  tourner,  se  glisser,  être 
plein,  rempli,  couvert  de,  a- 
voir  des  veriiges. 

—  a-nraj-,  se  sauver  à  la  nage. 

—  OTcr,  passer  à  la  nage,  sur- 
nager, [geur. 

S«i'uimer,  souim'-meur.  s.  na- 
Sniuimingi  souimm'minni^'ae, 
s.  natation, /.(oftbe  head)  ver- 
tige, )!î.  Bj-  —,ad.  à  la  nage. 

—  placi-,s.  bains,  m.  pi. 
Swiuiuiiugly,  souim'-minngne- 

li,  ad.  avec  facilité,  sans  peine, 
aisément,  très-bien. 
Siviiie,  soualne   5.  cochon,  pour- 
ceau, ni.  Sea—.  marsouin,  ni. 
IVild  —,  sanglier,  m. 

—  bread,  s.  truffe,  f. 

—  grass,  s.  renouée,  f. 

—  bcrd,  s.  porctier, 

—  likc,  ad.  en  cochon. 

—  poi,  s.  espèce  de  rougeole,  f. 
Swiug,  souinng,  s  escarpolette, 

saillie,  prcpension,  inclination, 
secousse, /^  cours,  essor,  îïï. 

—  S"'^i  *•  Ijascule,  f. 

—,  (awuug,  a«iing)  va  agi- 
ter, faire  flotter  en  l'air. 

—  ,  vn.  se  balancer,  flotter  dans 
l'air,  tourner  en  rond. 

Sniuge,    souinndje,    va,    étril- 
ler, battre. 
— ,  s.  l'étendue  d'on   mouvement 

violent,  f. 
gniugebûckicr,        souinndje 

beuk''-leur,  s.  fanfaron,  m. 
Swiuger,   souinng'-eur,    s.  ce 

lui    qui      agite,    lance;    chose 

grosse  dans  son  espèce. 
HwîMgiiig-  souinn'-dj:nugne,a, 

grand,  suspeudu. 
—,   s.    brandillemeD<'     balance 

ment,  m 
Swiuginglj',   soulttn'-djinngiie 

li,  ad.  beaucoup,  fort. 
Bwi'iigle,  souinn'-gl,  irn.  se  ba 

lancer,  nager  dnns    les  plaisirs 
SwingwhccI,    souinng'-oull,  s 

roue  de  rencontre,  f. 


Swiulah,  souai'-nicbe,a.  groi 
sier.  [f. 

—  iiiiil«i«ade,5. la  liedu  peuple. 
Swinisbly,    louai'-niche-li,  ad. 

salement. 
Swinishiieiia,   sonaFniche-Des- 

se,  s.  saleté,^. 
Swink,  souinngk,  va,   excéder 

de   travail. 
Swipe,    souaïpe,  j.   bascule,  /. 

coup  fort,  m.  [gaule,  ^ 

S«iicb,    souitche    s.    noussine, 
- .    va.    donner    des  coups    de 

hoiissine. 
Snivel,    souiv'-vl,   (.    anneau, 

porte-mousquelOD,   m. 

—  cniion,  j.  pieirier,  m. 
.Smâlleii,  Swolu,  SOUÔln,  part. 

de  Snell. 

S«oou,  sonôùnn,  un.  s'éva- 
nouir. 

— .  s.  pâmoison,  f.  évanouisse- 
ment, m. 

Snoop,  souôùp,  s  (fani.)  ac- 
tion de  fondre  sur,  (, 

— .  va.,  fondre  sur,  attraper. 

~  ,  t)(i    troquer,  changer. 

Snôppiiig,  souop'-pinngne,  (■ 
troc,  in. 

Sword,  sôrd,  J.  épée,  /.  fer, 
sabre,  glaive,  m.  To  lighs 
with  — »,  se  battre  à  l'epée. 
B>  diui  or  —,  à  la  pointe  de 
l'épée.  Pul  ail  ta  flrc  aud 
—,  mettre  tout  à  feu  et  à  sang. 

—  ciiiicr,  s.  fourbisseur,  m. 

—  Ii»b,  $.  espadon  (afisb),  m. 

—  gra»*,  s.  glaïeul,  m. 

—  kiioi,  s.  nœud  d'épée,  m. 

—  law,  J.  loi  du  plus  fort,  f, 

—  placer,  s.  gladiateur,  ïh. 
Sndi'diiiiian,      sôrd'-mane,    (. 

bonne  lame,  adroit  tireur,  in, 
Swore,souôre,  prêt,  de  Swear. 
.•iworu,  souôrn.purt.deSwtar. 
— ,  fl.  qui  a  prôte  serment,  juré. 
Swuiii,soueum,p«rf.  deSivin». 
Snung.     soueuDig,     part,    de 

Swing. 
Sj'ciimoro.    Sj'cauiiuo,  sjk'- 

a-môi  e,  a-malne,5.  sycomore, m. 
t>$)'caphaiit.  sik'-ô-fàuDt,  1.  fla- 

gorueura  parasite,  m 


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SY 


fly^cophanl,     Sycophautlae, 

v)i.  l'aire  le  métier  de  parasite. 

Sjcophàiilic,  sik-ft-fann^-tic,  a. 
de  parasite,  de  flatteur. 

S}llâbical,  —  bic»  sil-lab/-!- 
kal,  ik,  a.  —  biqut 

Sy'llable,sil/-la-bl,  t.sjllabe.A 

— ,  va.  articuler,  proférer. 

Sy/llabiib,  si|/-la-beub,  s.  lait 
caillé  mSié  de  vin,  m. 

Sy/|Iabu«,  siK-la-beuss,  s.  ex- 
trait, résumé,  m.       [lepse,  f. 

8y/|lcp«is,   sil'-lep-ciss,   s.  syl- 

Sy'llogisin,  sil'-16  djizm,  s.  syl- 
logisme, m. 

j4}llogiiiiical.  —  <ic,  sil-lô- 
djiss'-ti-kal,  lik,  a,  —  tique. 

SyllogUlicall)',  sil-lô'-djiss'- 
ti-cal-li,  ad.  en  forme  de  «jl- 
logisme. 

Sy'llogixe,  sil'-l6-djalze,  va.  — 
giser,  ar^rumenter. 

8yl|>be,  silf,  (.  sylphe,  m.  sjl- 
phide,  f. 

By/|Taii,  sil''-'vane,  s.  Dieu  des 
bois,  satyre,  m. 

— 9  a.  champêtre. 

Sy'mbol,  simm'-beul,  t.  lyiD- 
bole,  signe,  attribut,  m. 

Symbôlical,  simm-boK-i-kal,  a. 
—  lique. 

Sjmbôlically,  simm-boK-ikal- 
li,  ad.  d'une  manière  symbo- 
lique. 

Sjr'iiibolizo,  simm'-bA  laize,  vn, 
a\oir  du  rappoit,  symboliser. 

— ^  va.  symboliser,   représenter. 

8yuiinêirical,sim-met'-tri-kal, 
a.  —  trique. 

^3^uiuicti>i*il,  Sy^miuetriaii^ 
sim'-mi-triste,  tri-ane,  s.  qui 
observe  exactement  les  propor- 
tions, tatUioD,  m. 

Sy'niiuvtrize,  sim'-mi-traîze, 
va.  rendre  symétrique. 

Sy'iumotry,  sim'-mi-tri,  s.  sy- 
métrie, proportion,  /. 

■ympalhéiic,  —  cal,  simm- 
pa-thutf-ik,  i-kal,  a.  sympa- 
tbique. 

Syaiiputhétically,  simm-pa- 
thbt'-ti-kal-li,  ad.  sympathi- 
quen»Dt. 


Sy'mpathlse,    simm'-pathaîie, 

vn.  sympalbiser,  compatir. 
Sy'iiipatby,      simm'-pa-lhi,     S, 

sympathie,  ccmpassion,  f. 
Sjmphôiiious,    simm-fô'-ni-eu 

ce,  a.  harmonieux. 
Sy'mphouisl,  simm^-fA-nlit;,  9. 

symphoniste,  ni. 
.Sy'uiphony,       iimm'-fô-ni,      i 

symphonie,  ^.  concert,  m. 
S,\uipôsiac,   simm-pô'-ji-ïk,  a 

sjniposiaque. 
Syinpésiiim,  5imm-pA/-jl-eumei 

s    banquet,  m. 
Sy'niptoiu,     simm'-teume,     t. 

symptôme,  signe,  m. 
Syiiiploniâlic,  —    lical,  simm- 

tô-mal  -tik,    ti-kal,  a.  —  tiqua. 
Syniptouiàlically,         simm   tô- 

mat'-ti-kal-li,  ad.  —    matique- 

ment. 
Syiiagôgical,      sine-a-godje'-I- 

kal,  a.  qui  appartient  à  unesy- 

nagogue.  [nagogue,  f. 

Sy'iiHgogue,  sine'-a  gog,  s.  sj- 
Sjualépbe,  sinea-ll''-f»,  (.    sj- 

nalèphe,  f. 
Syiicbi'âiiical,  Sy'uchrO' 

nous,  sinn-krone'-i-k<il,sinng/ 

krA-neuce,  u     syncbronistique 
fly^iicbroiiisme,        sinug^-krÔ' 

nizm,  s.  —  nisme,  m. 
Sy'iicbronist,  sinng'-krô-nista, 

s.  —  niste,  m. 
Sy'ncopnte,  sinng'-k6-péte,  Vn 

tomber  en  syncope. 
—  ,va.   syncoiier,  elider, 
Sy'iicope,   sinng'-kô-pl,    ».   dé 

faillance,  syncope,  / 
Sy'ucopiBt,  sinng'-kô-piste,    $. 

faiseur  de  syncopes. 
Syiicrelism,      sinng'-kri-tlim, 

s.  syncrétisme,  m. 
Sy'iicrc-iist,   sinng'-kritiste,  S. 

syncrétiste,  m. 
Sy'udic,  sinn'-dik,  s.  syndic, m. 
Sy'iidicate,    stnn'-di-kéte,     va. 

censurer,  condamner. 
Sy'iidicate,  Sy'iidicshlp, 

sinn'-di-kéte,  dik-cbipe,<.  sya- 

dicat,  m. 
Sy'ndi'ouie,      sinn/-dfS-mi,     ». 

concurrence,  f. 


TAB 


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TAB 


My'necdoche,  si-nek'-dô-ki,   ». 

doque,  f.  assemblée,  f. 

Sjj'uoA,  sin'-neud,  «.synode,  m 

Sy'nodal,    —    dical,    —    die, 

siD'-nôdal,  ï  si-nod'-i-kal,  si- 
nod/-ik,a.  synodal,  synod'que. 

Sjruôdicall)',  si-nod'-i-kal-li, 
ad.  synodalement, 

Syuôujina,  si-non'-nl-ma,  s 
sjmonyme,  m. 

fi]ru6uimize,  «i-non'-nl-maïze, 
va.  exprimer  par  des  synony- 
mes. _  [a.  synonyme. 

Syu<iuiiuou8,  si-non'-ni-meuce, 

Sjnôiijmy,  si-nun'-ni-nii,  s.  sy- 
nonymie, f.  [gé,?)i. 

8]inôp»ia,  si-nop'-cifs,    s.  abré- 

Sy'nlai..  S)utâii«,  sinn'-taks, 
taks'-iss,  ».  syntaxe,  f. 


Sy^ulhesia,     sinn'-thi-slss,     t. 

synthèse,  f.  [Ihétique. 

Sjniliétic,  sinn-thel'-tikifz.  syn- 
Sy'iihou,  saï'-feune,  s.    syphon, 

'«•  [gue,  f. 

Sy/ringe,  sir'-inndjî,  ».   serin-     ■ 
— )  l'a.  seringuor. 
Sy'r»i»,  geur'-tii,s.  sirles,  Bancs 

de  sable,  sables  mouvanls,  m. 

pi 
Sy'nip,  sir'-reup,  s.  sirop,    m. 
Sysii-m,  sis'-tem,s.  système,)». 
Sy»»ciiiâiical,sis-ti-mat'-li-kal, 

a.  —  tique. 
Syslciuâiically,   sis-ti-mat''-U- 

kal-li,  ad  —  tiquemeat. 
Sj'siole,  sis'-tô-li,  ».  (ana.)  svi- 

lole,  f,  >        '    J 

Sy'iygy,  siiM-dji,»   syzygie, /■. 


T,  tl,  t,  m, 

Tibby,  tab'-bi,  s.  labls,  m. 

— î  <i.  tavelé,  tacheté. 

Taber&cliun,  tab-i-fak'-cheu- 
ne,  s.   l'action  de  maigrir, /■. 

Tâbefy,    tab'-i-fai,  un.  maigrir. 

Tabellion,  ta-be]'-ycune,  «.no- 
taire do  village,  m. 

Tâbcrd.  Tûburd,  tab'-eurd,  s. 
cotte  d'armos,  f. 

T&bernaclv,  talZ-eur-nakl,  s. 
tabernacle,))!,  demeure,/. 

—  ,  vn.  habiter. 

Tâbid,  tab'-ld,(!.  malgre,dérait. 
Tiibidiicss,     tab'-ld-nesse,     s. 

magreur,  consomption,  f. 
Tablature,      tab'-la-tioure,    s 

—  ture,  peine,  fresque,  f. 
Tfibic,    té'-bl,    ».    table,    liste, 

pierre    de    taille,  paume  de  la 

main, ^ catalogue,  trie  trac,  ?)!. 

—  bcer,  s  petite  bière,/. 

—  book,  s,  tablettes,  f.  pi, 

—  cloib,  s.  nappe,  f. 

—  kiiife,  s.  couieau  delable,  m, 

—  mail,  ».  pion,  ))i. 

—  of  raies,   s.  tarif,  m. 


Table  of  Ibe  eoiiteuU,  f.   (i. 

ble  des  matières,/'. 

—  plaie,  s.  -vaisselle  plate,/. 

—  spooii,  ».   cuillère  &  bouche, 
A    ,.  [m. 

—  lalk,   s.   entretien    de  table, 
—,  l'Ji.  tire  en  pension. 

— ,î)(j.  prendre  en  pension,  cata- 
'fguer.  [naire,  m. 

Tabler,  té'-bl-eur,   ».    pension- 
Table»,  tab'-leti,  s.  petite  table, 
pierre  de  taille,  f.  carre!>u,))^. 
Tàbour,    Tabouret,  T&bou- 
rine,  Tûbret,  té'-beur,   lab'- 
eur-ett,  tab'-eur-ine,  tab'-relt, 
».  tambourin,   tambour  de  bas- 
que, m. 
Tùbuur,  té'-beur,  un.  tambouri- 
ner. 
Tdboiircr,  té'-beur-eur,  ».  tam- 
bourineur, 7)). 
Tiiboiiriiig,  té'-beur-liingne,  t. 

l'action  de  tambouriner,  f, 
Tûbiilur,    tab'-iou-lar,    a.   en 

forme  de  table,  en  carré. 
Tûbiilatc,       tab'-iou-léte,    vn. 
réduire  en  tables. 


TAI 


937 


TAK 


Tûbiilntcd,'  tab'-ion-lé-ted,  o. 

plal,  uni. 

Tiiclic,  (alche,  s.  crochet,  bou- 
lon, »!.  agrafe,  ganse,  f. 

Tachj-'grufj,  \a-kig'-raf-i,  s. 
—  phie,  f. 

Tâcit,  tass'-ite,  a.  ••'ite,  sous- 
entendu,  [ment. 

T&citly,    tass^-ite-ii,  ad.  tacite- 

T&ciiurn,  tass'-i  teurn,  a.  taci- 
turne, [taciturnité,  f. 

TacilûrnSty,  lass-i-teur'-ni-li,s. 

Tack,  lak,  i.  broquette,  bor- 
dée] amure,  seniine,  f.  petit 
clou,  m.  To  ho!d  —,  durer, 
tenir  ferme.  [clouer. 

—,  va.    attacher,  joindre,   unir, 

— ,  un.  Tirer.  —  about,  lou- 
Toyer,  virer  de  bord. 

T&cLIe,  lali'-lil,  S.  cordage,  pa- 
lan, m.  flèche,  f. 

Tâckling,  tak'-linngne,  s.  ar- 
mes, bardes,  f.  pi.  meubles, 
iuftrumenls,  cordages,  m.  pi 
U.i<cheu  —,  l-Otlerie  de  cui- 
sine, f. 

Tâctic,  —  cal,  tak'-tik,  tali'- 
ti-kal,  a,  qui  appartient  à  la 
tactique. 

Tâctics,  tak'-tiks,  s. tactique,  f. 

Tnciile,  tak'-ti^a.  tactile 

Taciilitj',  tak-til'-i-ti,  s,  laqua- 
nte tactile,  f. 

Tiiction,  tak'-cheune,  s.  tact,  m. 

Tâdpole,  tad'-pAle,  s.  têtard, 
m. 

Tâffrail,  laf'-réle,  s.  (rea.)  ta- 
bleau et  couronnement  de  la 
poupe,  m.  [moisin,  m 

Tâffcta,  taf'-fi-ta,  s.  tae''itas,ar- 

Tug,  tag,  s.  fer,  ferrel,  pel  t 
clou,  m.  The  tng  rag  peo- 
l>le,  la  canaille.  Tag  rag 
ai,d  bobtail,  trois  teigneux 
et  uo  pelé. 

— ,  va.  ferrer,  «louer,  ajouter, 
joindre.  [ses,  suivre. 

—  after  onc.  être    aux    trous- 
Tail,    télé,    s.    queue,  f.    man- 
che, derrière  (of  a  cari),  m.  To 
ttirn  — ,  tourner  le  dos. 

—  pièce,  s.  cul-de-lampe,  m. 
vignette,/. 


Tall,  va.  tirer  par  la  quene. 
Tailcd,    tèld,     a.    qui    a    une 

queue.  [f. 

Taille,    télé,     S.      substitution, 
Tâilor,  té'-leur,  s.  tailleur,  m. 
Taiul,    tennt,    va.    corrompre, 
convaincre,  vicier,  infecter,  ta- 
cher, ï  [té. 
—,  vn.  se  corrompre,  être  iniec- 
—,   s.    infection,    tache,    convic- 
tion, souillure,  f. 
Tâiutless,    lénnt'-Iesse,  a.  qui 
n'est  pas  gâté,    sans  infection, 
pur,  incorruptible. 
Tâiiittire,     tène^-tchioure,      s. 
souillure,  tache,  f.              [ble. 
Tâkable,   téke'-a-bl,  a     prena- 
Take,téke  (took,  taken),  va. 
prendre,    saisir,    mener,  rece- 
voir, emporter,  conduire,  ame- 
ner,  attraper,    exiger,   copier, 
accepter,    comprendre,   louer, 
engager. 
—,  vn.  se  diriger,  aller,   tendre, 
se  réfugier,  ressembler,  imiter, 
réussir, avoir  du  succès. 

—  aboul,  embrasser. 

—  a  deuial,  essuyer  un  refus. 

—  after,    apprendre     de,    imi- 
ter, ressembler. 

—  after  oue,  ressembler. 

—  agaiu,  reprendre. 

—  a  jciit,  entendre  la   plaisan- 
terie, [ter. 

—  a   leap,    faire  un   saut,  sau- 

—  asniider.  séparer. 

—  a    (kiiig  kiudly  of  oiie,  sa- 
voir bon  gré. 

—  a  turu,  se  promener. 

—  awajr,  éter,  emporter,  desser- 
vir, [garde  à. 

—  carc,  avoir  soin  de,  prendre 

—  deirglit,  prendre  plaisir. 

—  dowii,    descendre,  abaisse» 
détendre. 

—  flcsb,  s'incarner. 

—  Iiead,  se  garder  a 

—  bold,  se  saisir. 

—  boi'se,  —  coacb,  monter  il 
cheval,  en  carrosse. 

—  îii,  prendre,    tromper. 

—  iii  haud,  entreprendre* 

—  uoiice  of,  observer. 


TAL 

Tiike  on<lb,  faire  serment. 

—  off,  lever,  ôter,  enlever,  dé- 
tacher, supprimer,  invalider. 

—  offeiicc,  s'offenser. 

—  on.  prendre,  revêtir.   ' 

—  oiiL-'s  cliaiice,  tenter  fortune. 

—  order  'wiib,  censurer. 

—  ont,  faire  sortir,  tirer. 

—  pride  in  a  (bing,  se  faire 
gloire  d'une  chose, 

—  ship,  s'emtiarqner. 

—  Ibe  bateb,  sauter  par  des- 
sus la  porte. 

.—  <o,  s'appliquer  à,  avoir  re- 
cours à. 

—  to  pièces,  mettre  en  pièces, 
démonter,  défaire. 

—  wp,  prendre,  accepter,  com- 
prendre, emporter,  déterrer, 
emprunter,  entreprendre,  re- 
prendre, se  réformer. 

—  np  aliie.  prendre  vivant. 

—  np  niib,  se  contenter. 
Tâken,  lé'-kn,  ii.  pris,  surpris, 

saisi. 

Tiikt-r.  té'-keur,  s.  preneur. 

Tûking,  té'-kinngne,  s.  prise, 
arrestation,  l'action  de  prendre, 
peine,/',  saisissement,  embar- 
ras, m. 

— ,  a.  liant,  agréable. 

Tâlbol,  tal'-lieutt.  s.  lévrier,))) 

Tnic,  talk,  ,1.  (minéral)    talc,  ni. 

Tale.léle,  S.  conte,  nombre,  rap- 
port, compte,  m.  fable,  qu.in- 
tité,  sornette,  A  '*'"  '«-'"  —  "f 
onc,  faire  des  rapports  sur 
quelqu'un.  Tell  —,  s.  con- 
teur, nouvelliste,  nu 

Tâli'bearer.  tt  le'-bé-reur,  s 
rapporteur,  ni- 

TâU'bearing.  téle'-bé-rlnngne 
s.  l'action  de  rapporter. 

Talent,  tal'-ennt,  s.  talent 
pouvoir,  m.  faculté,  f. 

lâleteller,  léle'-teMeur,s,con 
teur  de  balivernes,  m. 

Tâlismau,  tal''-iz-mane,  s.  talis 
man,  m.  [ —  nique, 

Talisuiânie,  tal-iz  mane'-ik,  a 

TâlisRinnisi,  tal'-iz-maue-iste 
«,  —  nisie,  m. 

Tttlk,  tâùk,  vn,   causer,  parler 


938  TAM 

jaser.  —  over,  raconter,  con- 
ter. 

—,  s.  entretien,  caquet,  »;.  con- 
versation, f.  A.  coniuion  —, 
sujet  d'entretien.  Towu  — , 
bruit  de  ville.  , 

Tàlkativc,  tfflik''-a-tive,  O.  ». 
causeur,  m. 

TâlkatiTenesB,  tSùV-a-tive- 
iiesse,  s.  caquet,    m 

Tâlki-r,  tfiik'-eur,  s.  parleur, 
causeur.)».  hn. 

Tàlking,  tflik'-inngnc,  s.  babil, 

Tiilky,  tal'-kijft.  de  talc. 

Tall.  lâll,  u.  grand,  haut,  fort, 
robuste 

—  ti'ees,  s.  futaie,  f. 
Tâllage,  tal'-lidje,   s.    taxe,  f. 

impat,  m. 
Tâilow,  tal'-16,  s.  suif,  m. 

—  c'bundier,  j.  chandelier,  m. 
— -crt.  suivre.  [seux. 
Tâllowisb,tal'-l8-iche,a.  grais- 
Tâliï,taK-li,s.  tail'e,  f. 

—  ,  va.  ajuster,  adapter. 
—,  vn     se  rapporter,  cadrer,  (at 

basset)  tailler.  hn. 

Tdluind.  tal'-meud,  s,  talm'ud, 
Tuluindicul,      tal-meud/-i-kal, 

a.  laimiid  que. 
Tnimndisi.   tal'-meud-lsle,    s, 

taimudisle,  7?i, 
Tnllness.   (âil'-nesse,    ».   gran- 
deur, liaiiteur,  f.  [f. 
Talon,  tal'-eune,  s. serre,  griffe, 
Tâlns,  tal'-euce,  s.  talus,  m. 
Tnmai'ind,    tam'-oia-rinnd,    < 
tamarin,  m.              [miirisc,  m 
Tâniai'isk,  tam'-ma-risk,  s.  ta- 
Tanibai'ine,    tamm-ba  r!ne',  ». 
tambourin,)!!               [bour,  Hi. 
Tambour,  tamm'-beur,  ,s.  tam> 
Tanic,  téme,  a.  apprivoisé,  trai. 
taille,   doux,   humble,   soumis, 
abattu.                        [soumettre 

—  ,  un.  apprivoiser,  dompter, 
Tânieable,    tè'-ma-bl,    a.    qui 

peut  être  apprivoisé,  domp- 
table. 

Tâuiely.  téme'-li,  ad.  paisible- 
ment, lâchement,  bassement. 

Tânit'iiess.  téme'-nesse,».  sou- 
m.ssion.  lâcheté,  f. 


TAP 


939 


TAR 


Tâmer,  té'-meur,  s.  dompteur, 
conquérant,  m. 

Tâmm)'.  Tâmiu  ,  tam''-n]i, 
lame'-i-ni,  s.  élamine,  f. 

Tniukiu.  Tônilaiu,  tamm'-ki- 
ne,  tomm'-kine    j.  tampon, ?n. 

Tûiupcr,  tamm'-peur,  V7i.  cir- 
convenir quelqu'un,  le  solli- 
citer, lâcher  de  le  gagner. 

Tan,  lann,  $.  tan,  hïle,  m, 

—  bou*e,i.  tannerie,  /. 

—  pit,  j.  fosse  à  tan,  ^. 
— ,  va.  tanner,  bâler. 

Tâng.  tannç,  s.  mauvais  goût, 
accent,  m.  [gente,  f. 

Tûiigfiit,    tann'-djennl,   s.  tan- 

Taiigibility,  tann-dji-bil'-i-ti, 
s.  qualité  tactile,  f, 

Tâiigilile,lann'  dji-bl,  a.  tactile. 

Tâiigle,  tann'-gl,  va.  embrouil- 
ler, mêler,  attraper,  surpren- 
dre. 

— ,  vn,  s'embarrasser. 

—,  s.  nœud.  m.  tresse,  f.  choses 
embrouillées, /'.pi. 

Tank,  tanngk,  s.  fontaine,  cu- 
vette, citerne./'. 

Tâiikni-d.  tanngk'-eurd,  s.  pot 
à  couvercle,  hi. 

Tâiined,  lau'-ned,  a.  (of  a  par- 
son)  hilé,  basané. 

Tâuuer,  tan'-neur,  s.    tanneur. 

Tàiisy,  tann'-zi,  s.  tanaisie,  f. 

Tâiitalizi',  tann'-la-laîze,  va. 
se  joi'er  de  quelqu'en  en  lui 
offrant  ce  qu'on  ne  veut  pas  lui 
accorder. 

Tâiitainount.tannt'-a-maounnt, 
«.équivalant.  [galop,  )n. 

Tautivy,  tannt-iv'-l,    s.    grand 

—,  ad.  ventre  à  terre,  bride 
abattue. 

Tap,  tap,  s.  tape,  ,'.  coup,  robi- 
net, 7)1.  canule,  /.  taraud.  — 
bouse,  5.  cabaret  &  Liière,  m. 
—  droi>piiig»>,  s.  coulage,  m 

— ,ua.  laper,  frapper  légèrement; 
percer. 

Tape,   tépe,  s.  ruban  de  fil,  m. 

Tâpcr,  té'-peur,  s.  torche,  /. 
flamlieau,  c.erge,  ni. 

—,  Tépei'ing,  lé'-peur-Inngne, 
a.  conique,  pyramidal 


Taper,  vn.  se  terminer  en  pola- 

te. 
Tâpeatry,  taps'-tri,  tap'-iss-lrl, 

s.  tapisserie,  /.         [haute-lice. 

—  hansiugs,    s.    tapisserie    de 

—  maker,  s.  tapissier. 
Tûppiiig,  tap^-pinogne, s.  ponc- 
tion, /.  [mère,  f. 

TâprouC,   tap^-roïite,  3.    racine- 

Tâpsicr,  tap'-steur,  earçoa 
de  cabaret,  m. 

Tor,  tar,  s.  goudron,  matelot, 
m.  Jack  —  ioup  de  mer. 

—,  va.  goudronner,  fâcher,  irri- 
ter, [s.  tarantule, /. 

Turântula,    ta-ranu'-tchiou-Ia, 

Tardâiioii,  tar-dé'-cheune,  ». 
l'action  de  retarder. 

Târdily,  tar'-di-li,  ad.  lente- 
ment. 

Târdiiiega,  Târdity,  tar'-di- 
nesse,  ti,  a.  lenteur,  indolence, 

r 

Târdy,  lar'-jli,  a.  lent,  coupa- 
ble, indolent,  inattentif.  To 
>ake  one  — ,  attaquer  quel- 
qu'un à  l'improvisle. 

— ,  va.  retarder. 

Tare,  tére,  «.  ivraie,  tare,  /. 
déchet,  m 

— ,  va.  rabattre  la  tarre. 

—  •prêt,  of  Tcar. 

Tâi'gei,  tar/-djell,  ».  bouclier, 
)!i.  large,  f. 

Tarif,  tar'-if,  J.  tarif,  poids,  m. 

Tarn,  târn,  t.  marécage,  bour- 
bier, ni. 

Tâiuisb,  lar'-niche,  do.    ternir 

— ,  vn   se  ternir. 

Tai-pûwliiig,  tar-pâùl'-inngne, 
s.  cauevas  goudronné,  matelot, 
"!.  [gon,  m. 

TâiTagoii,tar'-ra-gone,  s.  estra- 

Tûrrier,  tar'-ri-eur,  s.  basset, 
Ȕi. 

Târry,  tar/-ri.  Vil.  tarder,  s'ar- 
rêter, s'amuser,  séjourner,  at- 
tendre, [(abird),  m, 

Tiirscl,      tar'-sil,     s.     tiercelet 

Tâi-siis,  tar'-seuce,  s.  tarse,  /, 

Tui-«.  lartt,  s.  tarte,  f. 

—  diah,  s.  tourtière,  f. 

—,  a.  vert,  aigre,  sévère,  piquante 


TAS 


940 


TAX 


Tâ>'*aiie,  Ur^-lane,  s.  tartane, 
f.  tartan,  m. 

Târlai-,  tar'-tar,  s.  tarlre,  m. 
Tarlare  (hell),  Tarlare,  Turc; 
bourru,  m.  To  catch  a  — , 
manquer  son  coup,  trouvera  qui 
parler. 

Turtâreaii,  tar-W-ri-ane,  a.  in- 
ferual. 

Tarlârcoiis,  ^  roua,  tar-té'- 
ri-euce,lar'-tar-euce,  a.  tarta- 
reux,  de  tartre. 

Tàrtarise,  lar'-tar-alze,  U(I. im- 
prégner de  tarlre.  [/. 

Tâi-ilet,  tar!t'-iell,  s.  tartelette, 

Tânlj-,  tartl'-li.  ad.  vertement, 
aigrement,  sévèrement, 

Târtncss,  lartt'-nesse,  ê.  vert, 
m.  aigreur,  acidité,  sévérité,  f. 

Task,  lask,  s.  tâche,  aiïaire,/' 
To  tuke  to  —,  gronder.  To 
set  to  —,    donner  une    t&ohe. 

—  inaster,ta8ker,  maître, chas- 
se-avant, m. 

— ,  va.  donner  une  tâche. 

Tass.  tass,  ».  tassetle,  f. 

Tâagel,  tas'-sel,  s,  gland  desoie, 
m,  (for  a  book)  signet,  m  (of 
a  coach)  mains,  f.  pi.  (of  a  stan- 
dard) cravate,  A 

Tâsseled,  tas'-selld,  a.  orné  de 
glands  de  soie. 

Tuatable,  té.ste'-a-bl,  a.  appré- 
ciable au  gcùl. 

Tâsle,  leste,  s.  goûl,  discerne 
mcnl,m. saveur, dégustation,  f. 

— ,  va,  goûter,  déguster,  avoir 
quelque  goût,  s'apercevoir  de, 
sentir,  jouir  de, 

^,  va.  goûter,  déguster,  essayer, 
savourer,  percevoir,  sentir,  ap- 
prouver. 

fâsicd,  tésle'-ed,   a.  qui    a  un 
goûl  particulier    'Well,  ill  — , 
jui  a  bon,  mauvais  goût. 
âstcful,  'éste'-fuui,  a,  savou- 
reux. 

TâsiL-less,  téste'-lesse,  a.  fade, 
insipide. 

TâstelesfiiieBB,  téste^-Iesse-nes-  | 
se,  s.  fadeur,  iqjjpidité,  f. 

tasser,  lutte  6-  ,  .  dégusU- 
teur,  m.  ' 


Tâsiliig,  léste'-inngne,  s.  goût, 

Tâtter,  tat'-teur,  ta.  déchirer, 
mettre  en  lambeaux. 

—,  s.  haillon,  ni,  guenille,  f. 

TaKerdeniâlion,  tat-teur-di- 
msl'-yeune,  (1.  malotru,  va-nu- 
pieds.  [nillé. 

Tiiilered,  tat'-tenrd,  a.  dégue- 

Tâttle,  taf-tl,  vn.  babiller,  cau- 
ser. 

— .  s.  babil,  caquet,  m.  [m. 

Tâtiler,  tat'-tl  eur,   ».   jaseur, 

Tâitling,  tat'-tl-lnngne,  s.  ba- 
bil, caquet,  m. 

Tait<So,  tat-toTi',  ».  retraite,  f. 
(tha  beat  of  drum);  tatouage, 
m.  [de  Tcacli. 

Tniiglit,  tfflit,  prêt,   et  part. 

Tâvern,  tav'-eurn.  s.  cabaret  & 
vin.  m.  taverne,  f. 

—  hiiuter,  s.  débauché,  m. 

—  kcepcr,  ».  cabaretier,   m. 
Tâverucr,  Tâvcriiman,  tav'- 

eura-eur,m3ne,s.  tavernier  Ȕ, 

Tauul,  tannt,  l£lnot,  »  bro- 
card, reproche,  m.  i-asulte,  f. 

—,  va.  railler,  traiter  avec  mé- 
pris, [m 

Tàiiiiter,  lannt'-eur,  ».  railleur, 

Tâiiiitingly,  lannt'-inngne-li. 
ad.  d'un  air  insultant 

Taiitoldgical,  tau  tô-Iod'-dji- 
kal,  a,  —  giquc. 

Tautôlogist,  tali-tol'-lô-djiste, 
s. bavard,  ennuyeux. 

Taulôlog)',  taîl-tol'-l4-djI,  ». 
tauiolog^ie,  redite,  f. 

Taw,  tdâ,  va.  passer  en  mégie, 
tanner. 

—,  s    bille,  boule  de  marbre,  f. 

Tawdriiiess,  tâù'-dri-nesse,  ». 
parure  de  mauvais  goût. 

Tâwdry,  Iffi'-dri,  a.  pimpant, 
ri.dicule.  [m, 

—  di-css,  s    habit        comédien, 
Tâwer,      Tânruer,      tâù^-eur, 

neur,  s.  peaussier,  m. 

Tawiiy,tâù'-ni,a.  basané,  taoné. 

Tax.  taks,  s.  taxe,  f.  impôt,  sub- 
side, m, 

—  gaihei  collecteur,  m. 
—>  va  taxer,  accuser,  reprocher. 


TEC 


941 


TEL 


T&xaltle,  taks^-a-bl,  a.  sujet  & 
l'impôt.  [— tion,  taxe,  f. 

Tiixâlion,      taks-é^-clieune,    s. 

Taxer,  taks'-eiir,  s.  celui  qui 
impose  une  laxe,  taxateur,  m. 

Tûylor,  lé'-leur,  S.  tailleur,  m. 

Tca,  II,  s.  thé,  m, 

~  driukiug,  s  collation,  /. 
goûter,  m. 

—  k«((le,  t.  bouilloire,  f. 

~  table,  s.  table  k  thé,  f.  ca- 
baret, m. 

—  po<,>.  théière,  ^ 

Teacb,  tltche,  vn.  (taugbt, 
tniighOi  enseigner,  montrer, 
apprendre,  prêcher,  instruire. 
—  wii,  déniaiser. 

Téacbable,  lltche'-a-bl,  a.  do- 
cile, éducable. 

Tcachableucss,  tltche'-a-bl- 
nesse,  *.  docilité,  êducabilité,  ^ 

Téacber,  lltche'-eur,  s.  maître, 
docteur,  prédicateur,»!. 

Téaohing,  tllche'-inngne,  s. 
instruction,  f.  enseignement, 
m. 

Tcagne,  ttgue,  s.  sobriquet 
donné  aux  Irlandais. 

Teal,  llle,  t.  sarcelle,  f. 

Team,  tlme,  s.  attelage,  m> 

— ,  va.  atteler. 

Teap,  tire,  S.  larme,  goutte,  f. 
pleurs,  m.  pi.  [f- 

—,  s,    déchirure;   détérioration, 

— ,  térc,  va.  («ore  torn),  déchi- 
rer, arracher,  lacérer. 

—,  vn.  M  désoler,  se  dépiter, 
s'empoiler.  [chire. 

Tt'âi-ei-,  lé'-reur,  s.  celui  qnidé- 

Téarfulliiig,  tîre'-fâl-l:nngne, 
a.  tendre,  qui  \erse  des  larmes. 

Téni-fuljtlre''  foul,o.  qui  pleure. 

Teâring,  té'-Jinngne,  >.  déchi- 
rure, f.        »• 

—,  a.  fort,  puissant. 

Teaso,  tize,  va.  tracasser,  tonr- 
menter,  -vexer,  carder,  peigner. 

Téasel,  ti'-zl,  S.  chardon,  m. 

Téascr,  ti/-zeur,  8,  importun, 
taquin. 

Teal,  tilt,  s.  mamelle, tette,  f- 

Xérbil)',  telche'-i-li,  ad.  de 
mauvaise  grîce. 


Técbiiiess,  tetche'-i-ncsse,  «> 
humeur  repêche,   acariâtre,^. 

Técbiiicnl,  tek'-Bt-kal,  a.  tech- 
nique. 

Téchy.  tetche'-î,  a.  revêche. 

Tectâiiic,  tik-tone'-ik,  s.  tecto- 
nique, m.  [veilloles. 

Tcd,  tèd,  ua.  mettre  du   foin  en 

Tédioiis,  ti'-di-euce  or  dji-eu- 
ce,  a.  ennuyeux,  lent,  long. 

Tcdioiisl)',  ti'-di-euce-li,  dji'- 
euce-li,  ad.  ennuyeusement. 

Tédiou»iie8B,li'-ai-euce-ncsse, 
s.  ennui,  m.  longueur,  proli- 
xité, m. 

Teom,  lime,  Va.  accoucher,  en- 
gendrer. 

— ,  vjî.  mettre  bas,  produire,  ré- 
pandre. 

Técmcr,  tlme'-eur,  j.  celle  qui 
accouche,  met  bas. 

Técniing,  t!me''-inngne,  s.  a. 
fertile. 

Téeuifiil,  tlme'-foul,  a.  fécond, 
qui  faitbeaucoup  d'enfants. To 
bccome  — ,  conceToir. 

TéemlesB,tlme'-lesse, a.  stérile. 

Toeu,  ttne,  ».  chagrin,  m.  tris- 
tesse, /. 

Teeiis,  tlnnz,  ».  pi.  adolescen- 
ce, f.  &ge  de  18  à  ÎO  ans,  m. 
Sbe  is  sttll  in  ber  —,  elle 
est  encore  dansl'adolefcence. 

Téelb,  tlth,  vn.  faire  des  dents. 

— ,  s.  dents,  f.  pi.  Tooth.  sing. 

Téclhiiigllnie,  tllh'-inngne- 
taïme,  s.  dentilion. 

Tégument,  teg'-iou-mennt,  ». 
tégument,  m. 

Téil-irce,  tile'-trl,  S.  tilleul,»n. 

Tciul,  tinnt,  £.  teinte,  couleur, 

Télegraph,  tel'-l-gra^,  s.  télé- 
graphe, 1)1.  [cope,  m. 

Télescope,  tel'-li-skôpe,  s.  léles- 

Telescépical,  tel-li-skop'-i- 
kal,  a,  qui  se  rapporte  au  té- 
lescope, qui  Toit  de  loin. 

Tell,  tell  (lold,  told).  la.  di- 
re, conter  compter,  nombrer, 
découvrir,  dicter,  célébrer. 

—  .vn.  rendre  compte,  faire  UD 
récit. 


TEM 


942 


TÉN 


TélKale,  tell'-léle,  $.  nouvel- 
liste,   rapporleur. 

Téller,  tel'-leur,  ».  compteur, 
conteur;  (of  Ihe  Exchequer) 
auditeur,  receveur. 

TenierArious,  tèmeer-é'-ri- 
euce,  a.  téméraire,  négligent. 

Temérlt]!,  ti-mer'-i-ti,  J.  témé- 
rité, f. 

Témper,  temm'-peur,  s.  carac- 
tère, tempérament,  esprit, fleg- 
me, 7)1,  humeur,  trempe,  mo- 
dération, f. 

—,  va.  tremper,  tempérer,  mê- 
ler, adoucir,  modilier,  calmer, 
gouverner,  délayer, 

Témporauieiit^  '.cmm'-peur-a- 
mennt,  s.  —  «fient,  élat,  ac- 
commodemeri,  m.  compiexion, 
composition,  f. 

Tënîperaiice.  temm'-peur-ann- 
ce,  s.  tempérance,  sang-froid, 
patience,  f. 

Témperale.  temm'-peur-éte,  a. 
tempéré,  sobre,  modéré,  de 
san^-froid. 

Témperatelj.  temm'-peur  éte- 
li,  nd.  modérément,  sans  tIo- 
ience. 

Tonipern<eneS8,  lemra'-peur- 
éle-nesM,  s,  modération,  f. 
sang-froid,  calme,  m 

Tôiuperatiirc,  temm'-peur-a- 
tioure,  s.  température,  modé- 
ration, f.  troul'le,  m. 

Tênipercd.  lemm'-peurd,  a. 
d'uue  humeur  égale.  Bad  — , 
d'une  humeur  inégale. 

Trmpest,  temm'-pest,  s.  tem- 
pête,/', orage,  vacarme,  tumul- 
te, m. 

—,va.  troubler,  agiter,  soulever. 

—  losl,  —  lipaten,  a.  ballotté 
par  la  tempête, 

Ti-iupcsiiiiij',  temm-pess-tiv'- 
i-ti,  s.  opportunité,  f. 

Tempcsluotis,  temm-pess^- 
tcbiou-euce,  n.  orageux. 

Tcinplar,  temm'-plar,  s.  mem- 
bre du  temple,  étudiant  en 
droit,  m. 

— «,  s  pi  Templiers,  m.  pi. 

Temple,  temm'-pl,  >.   teiaplei 


m.  église,^,  (ofthe  head)  tem- 
pe, f-  [f. 
'émplet,  temra'  plitt,  «.plinthe, 
'cmporal,  temm'-p8-ral,  a. 
temporel,  séculier,  temporal. 
'éniporals,  Tcmporâlily, 
temra'-pô-rali,  ral'-i-tî,  s.  le 
temporel,  m. 

'cinpoi'ullj',  temm' pfl-ral-li, 
nd.  temporellement. 
éniporaltjr.  temm/-p8-ral-ti, 
»  laïques,  m.  pi.  temporel,  »!. 
'fMiiporâneoua,  Témporn- 
ff,  temm-pô-ré'-ni-ence, 

temm'-pfl-ra-ri,  17.  temporaire, 
émporize,  ten'm'-pô-raîze, 
vn.  temporiser,  se  soumettre  à, 
condescendre. 

éinpoi'iser,  Iemm'-p6  raî- 

zeur,  j.  temporiseur,m. 

Tcmporiziiig,  temm'-p6-rai- 
z  nngne,  J.  temporisation,/'. 

Tempi,  terami,  vn.  tenter,  tâ- 
cher, exciter,  solliciter, éblo-ir, 
essayer,  provoquer. 

Témpiable,  temm'-ta-bl,  a. 
sujet  à  la  tentation 

Tpmptàtion,  lemin-té''-cheune, 
s.  tentation,/. 

Témpler,  lemra'-teur,  s.  tenta- 
teur, m.  [tentant. 

Ténipiiiig,    lemm'-linngne,    à. 

Téiuiilenc}',  tème'-iou-lenn-ci, 
s.  ivresse,  /. 

Témiileui,  tème'-iou-lennt,  o. 
ivre. 

Teii.  tenn.  a.  dix 

Ténaltle,  tène'-a-bl,  a,  tena- 
ble,  «outenable. 

Teiiâcioiia,  ti-né'-cheuee,  *.  te- 
nace, visqueux,  avare. 

Tenâcioiisly,  ti-né'-cheuce-li. 
nd.  obstinément,  en  avare. 

TrnAcii)'.  ti-nas^'-i-ti  s.  téna- 
cité, viscosité,  avarice,  /. 

Ténuncf.  tène'-snn-ci,  s.  nsu- 
fruit,  m. 

Tciiaiii,  lène'-annt,  s.  (of  land) 
tenancier,  fermier,  m.  (of  a 
hou=e)  locataire,  m. 

— ,  va.  tenir  à  bail. 

TénaïKrj,  tène'-ann-trl, ».  !•= 
cataires,  fermiers. 


TÉN 


943 


TEN 


Ténantable,      tèno'-annt-a-bl, 

a   logeable. 
Ténauiless,     lène'-annt-lcsse, 

s.  qui  n'est  pas  loué. 
Tench,  tennche,  s.  tanche,  f. 
Tend,   tennd,  t'a.  soigner,  gar- 
der, accompagner,  servir.  _ 
—,   vti.    tendre,    aboutir,    viser, 
contribuer,     servir,    accompa- 
gner. 
Téntlaxcei  T^"^*""*'   ~'^^.' 
tenn'-dannce,  dennce,  denn-ci, 
s.   but,  m.  disposition,  /".  pen- 
chant, m.  ,  .     ,^^ 
Téiidor,  tenn'-deur,  a.  tendre, 
sensible,    efféminé,    doux,    fai- 
ble, délicat,  désagréable. 
_  bearted,  o.  compatissant. 
_  Ucartediifss.s.lendresse,/^. 
_  iiurso,  s.  garde,  f. 
—  of.  jaloux  de,  délicat  sur. 
—,  s   offre,    avance,  proposition, 
soumission,  bâtiment  de  servi- 
tude, allège,  f.  tender,  m. 
—,va.    offrir,  présenter,  aimer, 

chérir,  proposer,  estimer. 
_  linon,  servir,  accompagner. 
Téuderliiig,     tenn'-deur-lino- 
gne,    s.     enfant    gâté,    favori, 
bois  naissant  d'un  cerf. 
Ténderly,      tenn'-deur-ll,    ad. 

tendrement. 
Tciidcniess,  lenn'-deur-nesse; 
s.    tendresse,  sensibilité,    f-  a- 
mour,  égard,  m. 
Téiidiiious,  tenn'-di-neuce,  a. 

lendiaeiix. 
Tendon,  tenn'-deune,  «.tendon, 

Téodi-îl,  tenn'-dril,  ».  tendon, 
cartilage,  vrille, ,'.  . 

Tenebricôsc-,  Teuebrious. 
ti-nebri-kôse',  ti-ni'-bn-euce, 
n.  ténébreux,  obscur. 

Tcuebrôsiiy,  tène-l-bross'-i  ti, 
s.  obscurité,  f. 

Tcnement,  tène'-l-mennt,  s. 
maison  à  bail,  ferme,  A 

Teuéi'lty,  ti-neur'-i-ti,  s.  ten- 
dreté, r-  [nesme,m. 

Teuésmus,  ti-neî'-meuce.  S,  te- 

Ténet,  len'-nitt,  s.  dogme. 
principe,  m.  opinion,/. 


Téufold,  lenn'-fôld,  a.  dix  foii 
autant  L'* 

Tennis,     ten'-niss,    s.    paume, 

_  bHll,  s.  balle  de  paume. 

-  court,  s.  tripot.,  jeu  de  pau- 
me, .n.  .„t"VT 

Ténor,  lène'-eur,s.  laille,  f.  al- 
Ténour,    tèn'-neur,  s.    teneur, 
concordat,  m.   manière,  ordre, 
économie,  f.  [a  -^-erb),  m 

Teuse,    tennce,     S.    temps    (of 
-.a.  tendu.  [tension,  A 

Ténsencss,    tennce'-ncsse,    I. 
Ténsiblo,    Ténsilc,    lenn'-ci- 
bl,   cile,  n.  qui  peut  être  ten- 
du, flexible. 
Tension,  tenn'-cheune,  s.  ten- 
sion, /'.  .  .        ■ 
Ténsive,    lenn'-cive,   a.    exci- 
tant des  contractions, 
Tcnt.    tenni,  s.   tente,  f.    ahri, 

vind'AlicaDte,  m.  charpie, /^. 
—  clolh,  s.  coutil.  _ 

-,i)0.  mettre  de  la  charpie  dan» 

une  plaie  \ 

—,  vn.  loger  sous  des  tentes, 
camper.  [tentation,/'. 

Tentation,  tencté'-chi  une._  s. 
Tentative,  tenn'-la-tiv,  a.  à  es- 
sai, qui  essaie. 
Ténted,  tennt'-ed,  a.   couvert 

de  tentes. 
Tenter,  tenn'-teur,s.  croc,  cro- 
chet, m.  To  be  npon  the-, 
être    dans     l'incertitude.   To 
keep  on  tUe  -,  tenir  le  bec 
dans  l'eau. 
-,  ua.  étendre  avec  des  crochets. 
—  ,  vn.  s'étendre. 
Ténterkuok,    tenn'-teur-houl!. 

s.  clou  à  crochet,  m. 
Tentb,  tennlh;  a.  dixième. 
— ,  s,  le  dixième,"!. 
Ténibl)',    tennlh'-li,  ad.  dixié- 

mement.  ,M' ^ 

Tenibs,  tennlhz,  s.  décimes, 
Tenti^inous,  tenn-tid'-dji-neU" 

ce,  a.  étendu,  raide.  ~ 
Tcuûii)',  ti-niou'-i-ti,  s.  ten« 

té,  petitesse,  délicatesse. 
Ténuous.     ten'-niou-euce,     4 

subtil,  délié,  fin. 
Tcuure,  ti'-nioure,  s.  tenursi 


TER 


944 


TÉS 


mouTance   (.  Free—,  s.  franc- 
alleu.  7)1. 

Tepcfâctioii,  tep-i-fak'-cheune, 
s.  actiim  de  rendre  liède. 

Tépiil.  tep'-id,  n.  liède. 

Tepidity,  ti-pid'-i-ti,s.  tiédeur, 
f.  [ce. 

Tcpor,    ti'-por,  ».  chaleur  dou- 

Terce.  teurce,  ».  tiers  de muid-. 

Tercet,  teur'-cett,  s.  (in  mu- 
sic)  tierce./'. 

Térebiiiifa,  ter'-ri-binlh,  s.  té- 
rébiuthe,  térébenthine,  f. 

Tcrebiiiihiiie.  ter-ri-bian'-lbi- 
ne,  a.  de  térébenthine. 

Tcrel>rate,ter'-ri-bréle,t)a. per- 
cer, forer. 

Tcrebi'âtion,  ter-ri-bré'  cheu- 
ne,  s,  l'action  de  percer,  f. 

TergiTcrsâlion,  teur-dji-veur- 
sé'-cbeune,  ».  —  tion,  f.  faux- 
fuyant,  m. 

Tcrm,  teurm,  ».  terme,  temps, 
prefix,  m.  fin,  f. 

—•s.  pi.  condiliODS, clauses,  A  pi 

— .  i'(i.  nommer,  appeler. 

Tcrmngaiic)'<  teur'-ma-gann- 
ci,  s.  turbulence,  f. 

Téi'maganl.  teur'-ma-gannt,  s. 
poissarde,  harpie,  f. 

—,  a,  bruyant,  hargneux,  tu- 
multueux, querelleur. 

Téi'iuiiiable,  teur'-mi-na-bl,  n. 
terminable. 

Térmiiiatv,  teur'-mi-néle,  va. 
terminer,  finir,  décider. 

—,  vn.  s'achever,  terminer,  a- 
Yoir  8n,  aboutir. 

Tcrmiiiàiiou,  teur-mi-né'- 
cheune,  s.  terminaison,  con- 
clus'on,  fin,  limite,  f. 

Téi-nilcss,  teurm'-lesse,  a.  illi- 
mité. 

Téi'uily,  teurm'-ly,  ad.  chaque 
terme. 

Térmiime,  teurm'-taîme,  ,<. 
plaido'rie-  f. 

Tcriiary,  teur^-na-ri,  a.  par 
trois,  ternaire. 

Térnioii,  teur'-ni-eune,  s,  trois, 

nombre  ternaire,  »i. 
Tci-race,  ter'-race,  s.  terrasse, 
—,  va,  terrasser. 


Térrage,  ter'-rédje,  s.  torrage, 
m.  [ce  a.  terrestre, 

TerrAqiicous,  ter-ré'-koui-eu- 
Téi-rciie,  ter'-rine,«.  terrestre. 
Térreous,  ter'-ri-euce,  a.  ter- 
reux, [re-plain,  m. 
Térre-plaiii.  tér'-pléi;e,  s.  ter» 
Tui'réstiial,  ter-reî    -tri-al,  a. 

terrestre. 
Teri-ésirioiig,  ter-reis^-trl-eu- 

ce,  rt.  de  terre. 
Terrible.  ter/-ri-bl,  a.  terrible 
Térribleuess,    ter'-ri-bl-nesse, 

».  horreur,  f. 
Térribly,  ter/-ri-bli,  ad.  terri- 
blement, beaucoup. 
Terrier,    ter'-ri-eur,  ».    basset, 
cadastre,  arpenteur,    -vlllebre- 
quin. 
Torrinc,tcr-rif'-fik,  a.  affreux. 
Tcrrifj-,  ter'-ri-fni,  va.  effrayer, 

épouvanter. 

Terriidrial,  ter-ri-t6'-ri-al,   a. 

t_erri_torial.  [territoire,  m. 

TérriJory,      ter'-ri-teur-i,      ». 

Téi-ror,   ter-reur,  S.  terreur,  é- 

pouvante,  f.  effroi,  m. 
Tei-so,    teurce,     a.     poli,   net, 

clair,  élégant,  bien  écrit. 
Tcriiaii,  teur'-cbeune,a.    tiers. 

—  ngue,  fièvre  tierce,  f. 
Tertiale,  teur-chi-éle ,  i')i.  tier- 
C'ir.  [marqueté. 

Téssollaied,  tes'-sel-lé-ted,  a. 
Test,  teste,  ».  coupelle,  pierre 
de  touche,  f.  test,  examen,  ca- 
ractère distinctif,  m.  Put  t» 
"•e^  —,  mettre  à  l'épreuve. 
Tesiiîceou*,  tess-lé'cheuce,  a. 
testacé.  |lestament,  7?i. 

Testament,  tess'-ta  mennt,    s, 
Testnméntary,   tess-ta-menn'- 

ta-ri,  a.  —  taire. 
Testa  le.  tess'-téte,n.  qui  atteste. 
Tesiûtor,  tesE-té'-leur,  \  tes- 
tateur, ))i. 
Teslatrix,  tess-té'-triks,  S.  tes- 
tatrice,/.  [jiroHvé. 
Tésied.  teste'-ed,  a.  es  ayé,  é- 
Téster,    teste'-eur,   s.    tliel    ds 

lit,  m.  pièce  de  dix  sous,  f. 
Tosticle,    tess'-ti-kl,  ».    lestiCB- 
let,  m.  pi. 


TE 


945 


THA 


Tettleular,  le  -tik'-kiou-Iar, 
a  des  testicul 

Tealiflcûlion,  tess-tl-fi-ké'- 
cheune,  t.  témoignage,  m. 

Téstifler,  —  cnlor,  tess'-ti- 
faï-eur,  fi-ké'-teur,s   témoin,  m. 

f  éstiff,  tess'-ti-faî,  va.  vn  té- 
moigner- altester,  certifier. 

Tés<ily,ctess/li-li.  ad.  aigre- 
ment, capricieusea  enl. 

Tescimdiilul,  tess-ti-m(V-nI-al, 
rt.  —  DÎal. 

—,  s.  certificat,  m. 

Téstimouy,  tesa' -ti-mcnne-i,  9. 
témoignage,  rapport,  m.  preu- 
ve, foi,  f. 

Tcsliuess,  les  'ti-ness,  s.  ai- 
greur, fanlaisi  s.f.  caprice,  m. 

Tcstûfliucoii  *i  tess-tiou'-di- 
ni-euce,  a.  ressemblant  à  une 
tortue. 

Tésty,  Té  «hyi  tess'-ti,  tit- 
che'-i,  (h  bourru,  chagrin,  bi- 
zarre, [têle-à-lête,  m. 

Tc>tc-a-    e*«,      téle-a-té!e,      a. 

Tciher      teth'-eur,  s.     entraves 
pourl  es  chevaux,  Z'.  ^i.  sujétion, 
f.io^S,'". 
—,  v  '  entraver,  lier. 
Tc«  râedroM.  ti-tra'-i-dreune,  ». 
tétraèdre,  i?i. 

Tetrûgoiial,  ti-trag'-g4nai,  a. 
tétragone,  m. 

Téirai-ch.  ti'-trark  or  tet'- 
trak,  s    tétrarque,  m. 

Tcti-âslic,  ti-trass''-tlk,  s.  qua- 
train, m. 

Tétrieal,  —  clous,  ti'lrl-kal, 
cheuce,  a.  morose. 

relier,  tit' leur,  s.  dartre,^. 

Teûlonic,  tiou'-tone-ik,  a.  Teu- 
tonique.Tuilesque, Germanique. 

Tew,  tiou,  va.  ballre,  amollir. 

Téwcl.  liou'-el,  j.  tuyau,  m. 

Véwta-w^  tiou'-tâû,  va.  battre, 
briser. 

Text,  teksi,  s.  texte,  t». écriture,  f. 

—  loltur,  s.   lettre  grise,  ^. 

—  mail,  s.  citaleur,  m. 
Téztuai'igl,teks'-tcbiou-t-riste, 

«.  textuaire,  m. 
Textile,    leks'-tile,     a.     tftsiile, 
que  l'on  peut  tissa» 


Tcxlunry,    teks'-lobiou-a-rl ,  «< 

conlenu  dans  un  texte,  qui  sert 

de  texte. 
Texture,    teks'-tchioure,  J.    tlf- 

sure,  contexture,  f.  tissu,  m. 
Than,    tAann    (1),  ad.  que  de. 

Bciler  —,  meilleur  que.  Mo» 

re  —  once,  plus  d'une  fois. 
Tbane,  théne,  s.  noble,  »i. 
Thiink,  thanngk,  va.  remercier 

rendre  grâce. 
— ,  s.  grâces,  f.  pi, 
Thàiikful,     thanngk'-roul,     •. 

reconnaissant. 
Tliniikfully,      thanngk'-fûul-li 

ad.  avec  action  de  grâces. 
Tliâugkfuhiegs,         ihanngk'- 

foul-nesse,    ».   reconnaissancs 

gratiiude,  f. 
Thaiikless,   Ihaongk^-lesse,    a 

ingrat,  [nasse,  j.  ingratitude,/ 
TUniiklessiic»»,thanngk'-lcsse- 

—  -northy,  a.  qui  mérite  des  re- 
merclments.  [f. 

—  giving,  s.   action  de   grâces, 

—  offei'Ing,  ».  sacrifice  d'action 
de  grâces,  m. 

Tbai,  f Aatt,  pro.  ce,  cet,  cette, 
cela,  celui-là,  celle-là,  celui, 
celle,  qui,  que,  lequel,  laquel- 
le, quoi.  At  —  (Ime,  ad. 
alors.  Wilh  —,  à  ces  mots. 

— ,  c.  que,  afin  que,  pour  que.  In 
—,  en  ce  que.  Seing  —,  tu 
que.  Sô  —,  si  bien  que.  ^Wha» 
of  —,  que  s'en  suit-il  î  —  1» 
c'est-à-dire.  —  i*a)',  par  là. 

Thatch,  thalcbe,  ».  chaume,  m.. 

—  ,  va.  couvrir  de  chaume. 
Thâlcbed-liouge,  thatcht'- 

haouce,  ».  chaumière,  f. 

Thûlcher,  thatche'-eur,  ».  cou- 
vreur en  chaume,  m. 

Tbaw,  thâi,  va.  faire  dégeler. 

— ,  vn.  dégeler. 


(!)  On  croit  devoir  rappelsr 
que  le  Ih  anglais  a  deux  sons; 
l'un  doux  et  long,  qui  est  indiqué 
par  les  lettres  italiques  th,  l'autr» 
dur  et  bref  indiqua  jar  leslettrv 
romaines  tlb 


60 


THE 


946 


THE 


-fhRw,  s.  dégel,  m. 

Tbâwiug,  thâù'-inngaei  S.  l'é- 
tat de  dégel,  m. 

The.  thu  art   le,  la,  les. 

Tbéatre,  thi'-a-teur,  s.  théâ- 
tre, w- 

Tbéatral,  The&tric,  Tbcà- 
ti'icnl,lhi'-a-tral,  al'-trik,  al'- 
tri  kal,  a.  tliéilral. 

Tbc-àtricall),  thi  al'-tri-kal-ll, 
ad.  d'une  manière  tbé&trale. 

Thoo,  tMiPro.  toi,  te. 

Tbi'ft,  theft,  s.  larcin,  vol,  m. 

—  boie,  s.  l'action  da  receler 
un  vol,  A 

Tbcir,  îÀère,  yro.  leur,  leurs. 

Tbeirs,  i/iérz,fr.  à  eux,  \  el- 
les, le  leur,  [?)!■ 

Tbéism,    thi'-izm,  i.    théisme, 

Thcisl,   ihi'-iste,  s.  ihéiste,  m. 

Tbcni,  (Aemra,  yr,  tux,  elles, 
les,  leur,  en,  y. 

Tbeine,  ihime,  S.  thème  argu- 
ment, discours,   écrit,  m. 

Tboiusélves,  iften-.m-sehz',  yr. 
les  mêmes,  eux-mêmes. 

Tbcii,  //ienn,  ad.  yr  alors, pour 
lors,  ensuite  I*o-w  aud  —,  de 
temps  à  autre. 

—  ,  c.  donc,  [conséquent. 
Tbouce.  (ftennce,  ad.  delà,  par 
Tbéiiccfoi'lb,  (ftenn-fôrth,  ud. 

dès  lors,  depuis  ce   temps-là. 

Tbi-iicefér«ard,  (ftennce-for'- 
ouarde,  ad.  dorénavant 

Tbfocracj',  thi-ck'-kra-ci,  s. 
théocratie,  f. 

Thc-ocr&cical,  tbi-6-krat'-ti- 
kal,  a.  —  tique,  f. 

Tbi'ôgoii}-,  Ihi-og'-gft-ni,  s. 
théogonie,  f 

Tbculégical,  thi-ô-lod''-dji-kal, 
a,  théologique, 

Tboolégicallj',  thi-ôlod'-dji- 
kal-li,   ad.  théologiquement. 

Tbeolôgiuu,  Tbcélogist, 

Tbcoliigcr,  lhi-ô-:ô'-dji-ane, 
thi-ol'-lô-djisle,  ihi-ô-lô'-djeur, 
s.  théologien,  charlatan,  m. 

Tbeâlog)',  thi-ol'-lô  dji,«.  théo- 
logie, t- 

Tbeorbo,  thi-or'-bS,  ».  léorbe, 
tuorbe,  m. 


Tbcorem,  thi'-6-rlme,  I.   thto- 

rème,  »!• 
Tbcorematical,  —  matic.  — 

mie,    thi-ô-rimate'-i-kal,  ma- 

te'-ik,    thi-o-rème'-ik,    a.     qu 

consiste  en  théorèmes, 
Tbeorelical,  Tbcôric.Tbeo- 

rétîc,  thi-6  ret'-li-kal,  Ihi-or'- 

ik,  thi-6-rite'-ik,  a.    théorique, 
Tbcorélicallj',  :hi-ô-rèle'-i-kal- 

li,   ad.   en   théorie,  théorique- 
ment, [laleur,  m. 
Tbéot'ist,  thl/-6-riste,  s.  spécu- 
Tbéoi-}',   ihiz-ô-ri,    s.    théorie, 

spéculation,  f. 
Tberapcûiîc,    ther-a-piouMik, 

s.  a.  thérapeutique. 
Tboie,  «Aère,  ad.  là,  y, en  cela. 

Hci'e    aud    —,    (ii   et   là.  — 

j-oiider,  là-bas.  —  îs,  —  are, 

il  y  a. 
Tbércaboul,     JAére'-a-baoute, 

ad.  environ,  là-dessus. 
Tbéreaboutg.    (Aére'-a-baOUti, 

ud.  par-là, aux  environs. 
Tbori-érter,  r/iére-af'-teur,  ad. 

ensuite.  [sus. 

Tbere&t,  (Aére-att',  nrf.  là-des- 
Tbereb}',  (ftére-baî',  ad,  par-là. 
Tbérofoie.      ï/iére'-fôre,      ad. 

c'est  pouiquoi,  aussi. 
Tbei-efrôui,  //lére-fromm',  ad, 

en,  de  cela.  [y, 

Tb<.'i-eJii.ï/iére-inn',ad,  en  cela, 
Tbcieiiitâ,    J/iére-inn-to',   ad 

en  cela.  [en. 

Tberc6r,  (Aére-of,  ad.  décela, 
Tbereôu,  lAére  onn',  ad.  là- 
dessus,  sur  cela,  [là,  en. 
Thcrcéul,  î/iére-aoute',  ad.  de 
Tbereté,  il/iére-lô',  ad.  à  cela, 

y,  en.  [nd.  là-dessous. 

TbereÛBider,  Mére-eunu'-deur, 
ThereuiUô,  (Aére-eunn  tfr', 

ad.  à  cela,  y,  en. 
xheureupùn  ,    t/îére  -  eup- onn, 

al.  là-dessus,  sur  cela. 
Tberewïtli ,    (/lére- ouilh',   ad. 

avec  cela. 
Tlierewiihàl ,    ï/iére  -  ouilh-àU, 

ad.  par-dessus,  de  plus. 
Theriaca,   thi-raï-a-ka,    s.  thé- 

riaque. 


THI 


947 


THI 


Therlocaljlhi-raï'-a-kalja.  thé' 
riacal. 

Thcrmônieler ,  theur-momeM- 
leur,  s.  thermomètre,  m. 

Thermoniétrical,  thcur-mô- 
met'-tri-kal,  u.  —  métrique. 

Thcse,  tWze  ^ro.  ces,  ceux-ci, 
celles-ci. 

Tliéeig,  tbi'-siss,  s.  thèse,/'. 

TUey.  thé,  pro.  ils,  elles,  eux. 

Tbick,  thik.n.  épais, gros,  trou- 
ble. To  «peak  —,  aTOir  la 
langue  épaisse.  [dure. 

—  of    hcaring.   ayant   l'oreille 
r-  lippcd.  a.  lippu. 

—  aculled,  a.  qui  a  la  tSte  dure. 

—  milk,  s.  bouillie,  f. 

—  «el,  épais,  serré. 

—  «kiuiicd,  a.  qui  a  la  peau 
dure,  coriace. 

— ,  Si  épaisseur,  mêlée,  f. 
Throiigli  —  uiid  Ihin,  &  tra- 
vers tous  les  obstacles,  sans  se 
mettre  en  peine  de  rien. 

—,  ad.  en  foule,  souvent,  fré- 
quemment. 

Tliickeu,  thik'-kn, l'a.  épaissir, 
condenser,  renforcer,  con6r- 
mer,  rendre  plus  Fréquent,  plus 
serré. 

— ,  vn.  épaissir,  se  condenser,  se 
consolider,  devenir  plus  épais, 
plus  nombreux. 

Thickeuiug,  thik'-kn-.'iingne, 
s.  épaississement,  m. 

Tbickcl,  thik/-elt,  s.  hallier, 
fourré,  m  [ré,   dense. 

Thfcklj-,  thik'-li,  ad.  épais, ser- 

Thîckiic8s,thik'-nesse,  s.  épais- 
seur, consislance,  f. 

Tliîcksct.  tljik'-selt,  n.  épais. 

Tliicf,  Thievcs,  Ihîf,  thlvz,  s. 
voleur,  m. 

—  takcr,  —  catcher,  —  Ica* 
dcp,  s.  archer,  m. 

ThlcTc,thlv,  va.  voler, dérober. 

Thicvery,  thlv'-eur-i,  s.  métier 
ie  voleur,  larcin,  vol,  m. 

llUicTeB,  thlvz,  pi.  of  Tliicf. 

ThîeTÎug;,  thlv'-inugne,  S.  lar- 
cin, m. 

TliievUh,  thiv'-iche,  a.  fripon, 
secret,  ?n. 


Tliiei  iski}',  thîv'-iche-li,  ad  es 

voleur. 
Tliîevishiicss,  thlv'-iche-nesse, 

s.  pencliant  à  dérober,  m. 
Tkigli,  thaï,  s.  cuisse,  f, 

—  boue,  s.  fémur  os  de  1  cuis- 
.=e,  m. 

Thill,  thil,  s.  limon,  timon,  j>i. 

—  borse,  Thillc-r,$.  limonier, 
»!.  [coudre,  m 

Tbinible,  Ihimm'-bl,  s.  dé  & 
Tbiii,  thinn,  a.  clair,  maigre, 
léger,  pHtit,  mince,  subtil,  dé- 
lié, rare  To  make  tkhincr^ 
amincir.  To  gi-on  —,  mai- 
grir, [ser,  atténuer. 

—  ,ua.  éclaircir,  raréfier,  sublili- 
Tbine,  th^îae,pro.  ton,  ta,  tes, 

toi,  le  tien,  la  tienne. 

Thiiig,ihinng,  «.chose,  affaire,/. 

Tbîiik,  Ihinngk,  vn.  (ibougbi, 
iboiigbt).  penser  songer,  croi- 
re, s'imaginer,  juger,  compter. 
To  —  ivi'igbt,  penser  bien. 
To  —  wroiig,  penser  mal. 
—  of,  npon,  réfléchir,  médi- 
ter, s'imaginer. 

—,  va.  penser,  croire,  estimer. 
To  —  wcll.  ill  of,  penser  du 
bien,  du  mal  de. 

Tbiiikcr,  thinngk'-eur,  s.  pen- 
seur, philosophe,  m. 

Thiiiking,  Ihinngk'-inngne,  s. 
opinion,  pensée,  f.  parti,  m. 
To  my  —,  ad.  i  mon  avis,  se- 
lon moi.  V^ay  of  —,  s.  opi- 
nion, f. 

—,  a.  judicieux,  de  bon  sens. 

Tbiiily,  ihinn'-li,  ad.  en  petit 
nombre. 

Thinncss,  lhin''-nesse,  s.  mai- 
greur, ténuité,  disette,  f.  petit 
nombre,  wî, 

Third,  theurd,  a.  troisième, 
tiers,»!,  tierce,  f. 

—  par»,  s.  tiers,  m. 

—  partj,  —  person,t.  un  tiers. 
Tbirdly,  theurd'-li,  od.  troisiè- 
mement. 

TbirI,  theuri,  va.  percer. 
Tbirst,  theurst,  s.  soif,  grande 
envie,/.        [désirer  vivement, 
— ,  vn,   avoir   soif,    être  altéré, 


TH(J 


948 


TIIH 


Tblrsltly,  theurst'-tl-ll,at;.  a-vi- 
dement.  [s.  soif,  f. 

Tiiii-stioease,  theurst'-ti-nesse, 
Thirsty,    Iheurst'-U,    a.  alléré, 
qui  a  soif.  [m. 

riiirteen,  theur'-itne.f.  treize 
Tbirleeiiih,    theur'ttnntb,     s. 
treizième,  in.  [tième,  m. 

Thîrtieik,  theur'-li-eth. S.  Iren- 
Tliîrty,  theur'-ti,  s.   trente,    m. 
—    ail    (at    tenais),    treotain, 
m.  A  book  tn  —  two,  un  li- 
vre in-S2. 
Tlils,  t/tiss,  pro.  ce,  cet,  cette, 

ceci,  celui-ci,  celle-ci. 
Tliislle,  this'sl,  s.  chardon,  m. 

—  <IoTCii,s.  duvet  de  chardon.  7n. 
Thfstly,    Ihiss'-li,    a.  plein    de 

chardons. 

TlMiher,  th-ih'-enr,  ad.  là.  y, 
âcettefin  llitlier  and  — ,a(/. 
par  ici,  par  là. 

Tliithcriu,  tliith'  em-lôù,  ad. 
j.)'ques-lil. 

Tlii'tberward,  /Aifft'-eur-ouar- 
de,  ad.  vers  ce  côié. 

Tbo,  thà,  V.  Tboiigh. 

Tliole,  Ihole  s.    (ma.)  tolet,  m. 

Tbong,  thonng,s.  sangle,  cour- 
roie, f. 

Tboiiged,  thonngd,  a.  lié  avec 
des  courroies.  [rachique. 

Tborâcic,   Ihftrass'ik,  a    ibo- 

Tbéral,  Ihft'-ral,  n.  qui  a  rap- 
port au  lit. 

Tbôrax,  tbA'ralis,  I.  thorax,  m 
poitrine,  f, 

Tborii,  Ihorn,  S.  épine,  afflic- 
tion, f.  chagrin,  m.       [datura 

—  npple,  S.    pomme    épineuse, 

—  Iiuck,  >.  raie  bouclée,^. 

—  bush,  ».  buisson  d'épines, m. 
Vboriis,    tborni,  f.   pi.    brous- 
sailles, f  pi. 

Tbôrnj,  tnor'-nl,  a.  épineux, 
difficile,  fâcheux. 

Tbôroiigb.  theur'  rôipr.  I  tra- 
vers, par,  par  le  mojea. 

—,  a.  achevé, 

—  ba«s,  s.  basse  contlDue,  f, 

—  bred,  a.  Liea  élevé. 

—  obaii(e,  $.  ebiopmeat  en- 
tier, m. 


Tb^roiigbfare,  s,  lieu  de  paj- 
sage,  m.  rue  passante,  f. 

—  piicod,  a.  achevé,  parfait. 
Thàriiiigbi)',    theur'.rô-li,    ad. 

à  fond,  bien,  tout  à  fait,  en- 
tièrement. 

Tbàrniigbstiich,  thenr'-r4- 
stitche,  nd.  entièrement. 

Tboae.  <Wze,  pro  ces,  ceux-là. 
celles-là,  cela,  ceux,  celles. 

Tboii,  (Aaou,  pr.  tu,  toi. 

—  ,  va.  tutoyer. 

Tboiigb,  t'hd..  c.  quoique,  en- 
core, que.  quand,  si. 

Thou;:bt.  tbàûtt,  prêt,  et  part. 
deTbiiik. 

—,  s.  pensée,  sollicitude,  ré?o- 
lutlon,  f.  soin,  dessein,  m.  fai- 
ble degré,  petite  quantité.  A 
—  ioiigar,  uu  p'^u   plus  long. 

Tb6ugbiriil,  thitùit^-foul,  a 
rêveur,  atleotil,  inquiet. 

Tbôiigbiriilly,  thiîùtt'-roul-Ii, 
ad.  d'un  air  pensif. 

Tbciiighirulucsg,  thdatt'  foul- 
nesse,  s.  humeur  lêveuse,  mé- 
ditation, inquiétude,  f, 

Th6ugbiU-8«,  thautt'-Iesse,  a. 
élourJi,  stvipide,  négligent. 

Tbàiightlcasly,  thuutt'-lesse-Ii, 
ad.  élourdimeot,  par  inadver- 
tance. 

TbâiightlesancB*,  thiiâlf-less- 
nesse,  s.  inattention,  étcurde- 
rie,  A 

Tbniijiand,  tbaou'-iannd,  a. 
mille,  mil. 

—  ,  s,  millier,  mille,  m. 
ThôtiBanritb,     lhaou''-ianndth, 

rt.  millième. 

Tbi-àldom,     thrflll'-deiime, 
esclavage,  m.  servitude,  f.         - 

Thral,  thrâûl,  s.    esclave. 

Tlii'iista,  thraclie,  l'a.  rosser, 
étriller;  battre  le  blé. 

— .  un.  battre  en  grange,  s'ércln- 
ter,  travailler  copiraeun  forgat. 

rhràoher,  trache'eur ,  I  S.  bat- 
teur en  grange. 

'■hrieshitig,  trache'-inngne,  St 
hallage,  m.  rossée,  /'. 

—  floor,  s.  aire,  f. 

—  luill,  $,  machine  à  battre. 


THR 


949 


THR 


Thrasôuical,  tbrs-soa'-nl-kal, 

n.  plein  de  ■vanité. 

Tlii'àve,  s.  deuxdouzaines.^.pZ. 

Tliread,  tbred^  s.  fil,  filament, 
filet,  1)1.  fibre,  suite,/. 

—,  va.  enfiler,  passer  au  traTers. 

Thréadbare,  thred''-bére,  a. 
usé,  cnmmun.  [fil. 

Tbi'éadeii,  thred'-dn,  a  fait  de 

Thi'éad}',  thred'-di,  a.  filamen- 
teux. 

Thrcat, IhietI,  s.  menace,/. 

—  ,  Tbi'éaten,  Ibret'-tn,  va. 
menacer.  [domont,  m. 

Thrëa»eiiei',lhiet''-ln-eur,s.ro- 

Thi'éateuiiig,  tbret^-tn-inngne, 
s.  menaces,  f  pi. 

— ,  a.  menaçant. 

Thrcaleuiiigly,  threl'-tn-inn- 
gne-li,  ad.  a'ua  air  menajant 

Tbréairul,  thrett'-foul,  a.  me- 
naçant. 

Tbrce,  tbrt,  u.  trois, 

—  coruered,  a,  triangulaire 

—  fuoled,  a.  qui  a  3  pieds. 

—  halfpeucc,  s.  trois  sous. 

—  Icavcd  grass,  s,  trèfle,  m. 

—  timcs,  s.  trois   fois. 
Tbi'éefold,  lbrl'rold,o.  triple. 
Tki'éepcuii)',    thrl'-penni,    a. 

comimun,  chét.f,  vulgaire. 

Tbrévscore,  ihrl'-skôre,  s. 
soixante  [m.  entrée,  f. 

Thrcsbold,  Irèche'-bôlil-s.  seuil, 

Thi'i-w,  thrdu,  pre(.  de  Tbrow. 

Tbrice,  tbrise,  ad.  trois  fois. 

Tbrid,  ibrid,  va.  passer  au  tra- 
vers. 

Tbi-ifl,  thrift,  S.  gain,  profit,»!, 
frugalité,  herbe  à  borarre,  f. 

Tbviriil)',  thrif'-ti-li,  ad.  fru- 
galement, (frugalité,  f. 

Tbrifiiucss,    tlirir'-ti-nesse,  S. 

Tliriritess,  thnft'-lesse,  a.  dé- 
pensier, [frugal. 

Tbriftj',    tbrif'-li,    a.  ménager, 

Thrill,  thriljUfi.  fraiser,  percer, 
pénétrer. 

—,  un.  pénétrer,  être  pénétrant 
(ot  sounds),  tressaillir,   frémir. 

—,  s.  fraise,  f. 

Thriie.  tbraîve,  vn.  (thioTo, 
ihritcu),     proîter,      croître. 


prospérer,  réussir,  Tenir  bien, 
s'enrichir,  s'engraisser,  se  bien 
porter,  Être  en  bon  état. 

Tliriver.  Ihraîve'-eur,  s.  hom- 
me qui  fait  bien  ses  affaires, 7n. 

Tbi'iviiig,  thraïve'-inngne,  i, 
prospérité,  f. 

Tbiiviiigly,  tbraïve'-inngne-Ii, 
ad.  heureusement,  avec  succès. 

Tbro,  thrô.uoy.  Tbiough. 

Throat,  lhr6te,  ».  gosier,  m. 
gorge,  f.  (t.. 

—  pipe,  s.  trachée-artère,  f- 

—  -wort,  s.  drgitale,  f. 
Tbrob,  throb,  Cf3.  palpiter,  bat- 
tre 

—  ,  Tbrôbbîng.throt'-binngne, 
».  battement,  m.  palpitation,  /'. 

Throc,  tbrô,s.  tranchée,  ago- 
nie, f.  travail  d'enfant,  m. 

-,  va.  faire  souffrir  de  grandi 
tourments. 

Tbi'6ue,  tbrSne,  t.  tr6ne,  m. 

—  ,vo.  introniser,  placer  sur  un 
trône.  [se,/'. 

Tbroug.  thronng,  s.  foule, pres- 

—  ,  vn.  aller  eu  foule,  se  presser. 

—  ,  va.  presser,  encombrer,  obs- 
truer. 

Tbrôiigpd,  throunngd,   a.   ina- 
bordable,  foulé. 
Tbraistle,  Ihros'-sl,  s.  grive,/'. 
Tbrâllle,  tb:0t'-tl,s.  lar}nx,m. 

—  ,va.  étrangler,  étouffer. 
—,  un.  étrangler,  suffoquer. 
Tbrough,  Ibrotii^r,  par  dedans, 

par,  &  traverc.  —  bis  bro- 
tber,  par  le  moyen  de  son 
frère, 

—,  ad.  d'un  bout  &  l'autre,  jus- 
qu'à la  fin.  —  aud,  tout  à  fait, 
entièrement. 

Tbrôugbbred,  thrdu'-bred,  a. 
qui    a  une  éducation  complète. 

Tbi'ôugbligblcd,  thro'ù'-laî- 
ted,  a.   éclairé  des   deux  côtés. 

Tbrôiigboiit,  thrôù'-aous,  pr. 
partout,  durant.  n 

Tbi'ôiigbpaced,  throù'-pêste, 
a.  accompli,  parfait. 

TbroTc,  throve,  prêt.  deThrl- 

Tbrow,     thrO,    va.      («hrew, 


THU 


950 


TEW 


tbrown),  jeter,  lancer,  ren- 
verser, démonter,  tordre  (of 
silk),  terrasser. 
'Vhrow,  l'M.  jeterjeter  le  dé.  To 
—  abuiit  essaver  des  expé- 
dients, 

—  a  dcAauce,  jeter  un  défi 

—  awa}>  jeter,  mépriser,  prodi- 
digi:er,  dépenser,  se  débarras- 
ser de. 

—  I»j',  abandonner,  rejeter. 

—  duwu,  renverser,  détruire. 

—  in  indo.  jeter  dans. 

—  off,  quitter,  se  défaire,  ex- 
pulser, 

~-  oue^s  self  iipou,  se  fîer  sur. 

—  one's  skiu,  muer. 

—  out,    laisser  derrière,  rejeter. 

—  iip,  Tomir,  rejeter,  pousser 
des  cris, 

—,  s,  jet,  coup,  m.  distance,  f. 

Tlirôwcr,  thrô'-eur,  J.  celui 
qui  jette.  [Tbrow. 

Tliromi,      thrône,     part,     de 

Thrônster,  thift'-steur,  s.  tor- 
deur  de  soie,  ni. 

Tliriim,  thieume,  s  laine  gros- 
sière, extrémité  du  fil  du  tisse- 
rand, f. 

— ,  un.  mal  jouer  d'un  instru- 
ment, racler,  tapoter. 

'Tbrufch,  threuche,  s.  grive,  f. 
chancre,  m. 

Thrust,  threust,  (ibrust. 
ibruBt),  vn.  poussir,  presser, 
fourrer,   contraindre. 

—,  vn.  se  jeter,  se  précipiter, 
s'introduire  ;  s'immiscer  ;  pous- 
ser, perler  une  botle. 

—  awaj,  écarter,   éloigner. 
^  back,  —  o0,  repousser. 

—  lu,  cogner,  mettre. 

—  througb.  percer  de  part  en 
part,  poignarder. 

—  togeibcr,  comprimer. 

>-,  s.  coup,  m.  boite,  attaque, /■. 
-  Tbrûater,  threuste'-eur,  ».  ce- 
lui qui  pousse. 

Tbumb,  tbeiimb,  s.  pouce,  m. 
Tom  —,  petit  Poucet. 

—,  va.  man;er  maladroitement, 
(of  a  book)  feuilleter,      [pée,^ 

—  atall,  s.  dé  à  coudre,»!,  pou- 


Thunip,  tbeump,  s.  coup  dâ 
poing,  ou  donné  avec  un  ins- 
trument contondant,  ni.  ^ 

—  ,  vu.  frapper  lourdement,  don- 
ner de  grands  coups. 

—,  un.  bourrer  de  coups,  cogner. 

Tbûmiicr,  Ihi.ump'-eur,  j.  ce- 
lui qui  frappe  avec  un  instru- 
ment contondanl. 

Tbûniping,  tbeump'-inngne,  a 
gros, lourd. 

Tbûiidcr,  theunn'-deur,  s.  ton- 
nerre, m. 

—  boll,  s    foudre,  f. 

—-  cinp,  s    coup  de  tonnerre,  m 

—  «bowcr,  s.  pluie  d'orage. 

—  Btonc,  s.  carreau,  m. 
~,  vn.  tonner,  gronder. 

— .  va.  faire  tonner,  fulminer 
Tbûndcrsti'ikc.  ibeunn'-deur- 

slraïke,  va     fiapper  d'étonne- 

meot,  surprendre. 
Tbûndci'Biruck,theunQ'-deur- 

streuk,  a.  interdit. 
Thûudcrer,    tbeunn'-deur-eur, 

S.  le  mallre  du  tonnerre. 
Tbnudei'iug.  tbeunn'-deur-inn- 

gne,  a.  foudroyant. 

—  noExc,  tintamarre,  m. 
Thûndci-ouB,  iheunn'-denr-eu- 

ce,  a.  qui  caisse  le  tonnerre. 
Tbiii'ifurouB,  tbiou-rif'fer-eu- 

ce,  a.  qui  produit  de  l'encens. 
Tbûi'sdaj-,  llieurz'-di,s.  Jeudi, 

?n.  Uoly  —,  l'Ascension. 
Thus,    rAeuss,   (td.  ainsi,  de  la 

sorte. 

—  far,  jusqu'ici. 

—  niucb,  autant  que  cela. 
Tbwack,    tbouak,    fa.    battre, 

frapper  avec  quelque    chose  de 

pesant. 
— ,s.  coup,  m. 
Tbnari,  tbouârtt,  va.  traverser, 

contrarier,   mettre    obstacle  k, 

empêcher. 
— ,  vn.  être  en  opposition. 
— ,  ad.  de  travers. 
— ,  s,  banc  de  rameurs. 
Tk-nâriing,    Ibouârle'-inngne, 

a.  contrariant. 
Tbwârliiigly.lhonârte'-inngne- 

li.  ad.  d'une  manière  contraira. 


TID 


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TIL 


Tbwicfc,  Thwack,  thouik, 
thouak,  ad.  fliC,  llac. 

Thy.  îAal  or /fti,pro.  ton, ta, les 

Tbjme,  taïme,  s.  ihvmj  m.  — 
wild,  serpolet,  m. 

Tiâra,  tïï-é'-ra,  s.  tiare,  f. 

Tice,  taise,  va.  amorcer,  attirer. 

Tick,  tik,  s.  taie  d'oreiller,  ti- 
que, f.  tic,  crédit,  m.  To  g» 
on  — ,  To  riiu  a  —,  prendre 
ou  acheter  à  crédit. 

—,  un.  prendre,  donner  à  crédit, 
faire  tic-tac  (as  a  watch). 

Ticket,  iik/-itt,  i.  étiquette,  f. 
billet,  m. 

—  ,  t,'«.  étiqueter. 

Ti'cken,  Tickiug,  tik^-kinn, 
s.  coutil,  ))î. 

Tickie,  tik'-kl,  va.  chatouiller, 
flatter,  réjouir,  charmer. 

—,  a.  qui  n'est  pas  stable. 

Tickler,  tik'-kl-eur,  s.  chaloull- 
ieur. 

Ticklini;,  tik'-kl-lnn§ne,s.  cha- 
touillement. 

Ticklisli,  tik'-kl-lche,  a.  cha- 
touilleux, dangereux,  ce  qui  esl 
chatouilleux,  difficile. 

Ticklisbiiesa,  (ik'-kl-iche-Des- 
se,  s.  difficulté,  f, 

Ticklack,  tik/-tak,».trictrac,»n. 

Tid,  tid,a    délicat,  friaodj  m, 

—  bit,  ».  friandise,  f. 
Tfdder,  Tiddle,lid'-deur,  tid^- 

di,  va.  dorlotler,  caresser. 

Tide,  laîde,  s.  marée,  f.  temps, 
cours, courant,  m, 

—,  vn.  aller  à  la  faveur  de  is 
marée. 

—,va.  entraîner  par  le  courant. 

Tidegatc,  taïde'-guéte;  s.  éclu- 
se, f. 

Tidcljr,  Ti'dily,  taï'-di-li,  ad. 
proprement,  promptement. 

TidcnnBii,taïdz'-mane,  J.  com- 
mis de  la  douane  qui  fait  dé- 
charger les   marchandises. 

TidcwHiter,  talde'-oué-teur,  s, 
douanier,  m. 

Tidiiiess,  taï'-di-nesse,  ».  pro- 
preté, promplitude,  facilité,/. 

Tidings,  taï'-dinngz,  s. pi,  nou- 
velles, /.  pt. 


Tidj-,  tai'-di,  a.  propre,  convfr 
nable,  babile> 

Tie,  laï,  s.  lien,  nœud,  engage- 
ment, m.   attache,   obligation, 

— ,  va.  lier,  attac^iar,  serrer, 
nouer,  engager,  obliger,  as- 
treindre. —  a  fcnot,  faire  un 
nœud.  —  up,  retrousser. 

Tie-Tvig,  taï'-ouig,  s.  espèce  de 
perruque,  f, 

Tier,  tir,  s.  rang,  m,  rangée, 
batterie,  /. 

Tierce,  tlrce,  ».  tierçon,  le  lier» 
d'une  pipe  de  vin,  m.  tierce,  f. 

Tiorcet,  tir'-cett,  s.  tercet,  m. 

Tiff,tiff,  vn.  se  quereller,  bou- 
der. 

—,  s.  querelle,  pique,  boutade, 
/■.coup,  petitcoup(of  drink), m. 

Tiffany,  tif'-fa-ni,  s.  gaze  da 
.=oie,  f. 

Tiger,  taV-gueur,  ».  tigre,  m. 

Tight,  taïte,  a.  propre,  serré. 

Ti'gltteu,  taî'-tD,ua.  serrer, lier. 

Tighier,  taî'-teur,  s.  serre- tête, 
m. 

Tightly,  talte'-li,  ad.  ferme, 
proprement,  avec  adresse. 

Tigbiiiesa,  taïle'-nesse,  s,  ten- 
sion, raideur,  f  [f. 

Tigre»»,  taï'-gresse,  s.  tigresse, 

Tike,  ta!ko ,  s.  tique,  mile,  f. 
chien,  m. 

Tile,  taïle,  ».  tuile,  f. 

—,  l'rt.  couvrir  de  tuiles,  couvrir. 

—  kilu,  s.  tuilerie,  /. 

Tiler,  taï'-eur,  s.  tuilier,  cou- 
vreur, m.  [tuiles,/'. 

Tiling,  taï'-linngne,  s.  toiture  en 

Till,  till,  ».  tiroir  à  argent,  >nt 
tablette,  f: 

— ,  prép.  jusqu'à,  avant  que, que, 

— ,  conj.  jusqu'à  ce  que. 

— ,  va.  labourer,  cultiver. 

Tillable,  til'-la-il,  a.  laboura- 
ble, [culture,  f, 

Tillage,  tiK-ledje,  ».  labour,  m, 

Tiller,  til'-leur,  s.  petit  tiroir, 
laboureur,  gouvernail,  scion, 
jet,  m.  [m. 

T{llniHn,til'-mane,».  laboureur, 

Till-  tilte,  ».    banne,  joute,   /, 


TÎM 


952 


TIN 


oarronsel,   coup,   m.   tente,  f. 
abri,  ni.  bàcbe,  f, 
Tlllhoat,  s.  bateau  couTerl,  m. 

—  jard,  s.  barrière,  A  coup  d'é- 
pée,  champ-clos,  m. 

— 9  va.  coa-vrir  d'une  banne,  d'u- 
ne tente;  Incliner,  pencher, 
pousser. 

-»,  vn.  ferrailler,  jouter,  porter 
un  coup;  se  balancer,  incliner- 
pencher.  [battant,  m, 

Tiiicr,  tilt'-eur,  s.  jouteur, com- 

Tiltb,  tiltb,  t.  laliourage,  m. 
culture,  {. 

—,  a.  cultivable. 

Tiitiiig,  tilt'-inngne,  s.  joute,  f- 
tournoi,  m.  [bières  fpl. 

Tfliiugs,  tilt'-inngnz,  s. pi.  bais- 

Tfmber,  limm'-beur,  s.  mer- 
rain,  bois  de  charpente,  maté- 
riaux, m.  (of  sklns)  quarante 
peaux,  ,'. 

—  «oi'k,  s.  comble,  m. 

—  yard.  s.  chantier;  i/!. 

—,  l'O.  boiser,  construire,  faire 
la  charpente  de. 

— .  v?i.  nicher,  fa  re  son  nid. 

Tiiubered.  limm'-beurd,  a.  con- 
struit, formé,  bâli. 

Tinibrel,  timm'-bril,  s.  tam- 
bourin, tambour  de  basque, M. 

Tluie,  tajme,  J.  ige,  temps, 
siècle,  terme,  loisir,  m.  mesu- 
re, fois,  saison,  A  — enough. 
assez  tAt.  —  out  of  miud,  de 
temps  immémorial.  Ai  — ,  à 
diverses  reprises.  A»  anjr  — , 
dans  un  temps  ou  dans  l'autre. 
Ai  ihi»  —,  à  présent.  Every 
— ,  chaque  fois,  lu  —,  avec  le 
temps.  Inihu  lucaii— ,cepen- 
dant.  She  is  iiear  her  — , 
elle  est  près  d'accoucher. 

>•,  i-<i.  prendre  son  ter»ps,  s'ac- 
commoder au  temps. 

^iuieftil.  talme^-foul,  rt.  qui  est 
de  saison,  opportun. 

Vimeless,  taîmc'-lesse,  a.  hors 
de  saison,  inopportun. 

Tfmclj-.taîme'-li,  ad.  k  propos, 
de  bonne  heure. 

Tiuivpleaser,  —  server,  tsl- 
me'-phzeeur,     aeuiï'-eur,     ». 


Batteur,  complaisant  du  poti. 
voir. 

Tlmoscrvius.  taîme^-seurve- 
longne,  a.  qui  s'acfommode  au 
lemps.  '-r 

Tiuiid,  time'-id,  a.  timide. 

Tinifdity,  timid'-i-U,  S.  timidi- 
té, f.  {m. 

Timoiiéer, ti-mô-nlre^, 5.  pilote. 

Tiiuorous,  time'-enr-euce,  a. 
craintif,  timoré. 

Timorousljr,  time^-eor-euce-li, 
ad.    timidement,  en  tremblant. 

Tiuioiouauesa,  time'-eur-euce- 
nesse,  s.  timidité,  f. 

Tiuious.  taï'-meuce,  a.  qui  ar- 
rive à  temps,  à   propos. 

Tiii,  tinn,  s    élam,  ferhianc,  m. 

—  mail,  s.  ferblantier,  m. 

—  poi,  ».  pot  de  ferblanc,  m. 
— ,  va.    étamer,   couvrir  de   fer 

blanc. 
Tiuci,  tinngkt,   t.  teinte,  f. 
—,  va.  colorer,  donner  un  goût 

de 
Tiaciure,    tinngk'-tchioure,    s 

teinture,   infusion,  connaissan 

ce  légère,  f.  [preindre 

—,  va.  teindre,  imprégner,    em 
Tiiid,  tinnd,  va.    allumer,  met 

Ire  le  feu.  [m 

Tiiider,  tinn'-deur,  s.  amadou 

—  box,  i   boite  à    briquet,  f. 
Tiiic,  taïne,  s.  dent  d'une  herse, 

calamité,/,  fourchon,  malheur, 
m, 

— ,  va.  allumer,   enflammer. 

Tiiig.  tinng,  a.  tintement  d'une 
cloche,  m.  [rer. 

Tiiige,  tinadje,  va.  teindre,  çolo- 

Tiu-eut,  tmn'-djennt,  a.  colo- 
rant. 

Tingle,  tinng'-gl,  vn.  tinter, 
frémir  de  plaisir  ou  de  dou- 
leur, se  faire  sentir. 

—  iip  (as  pain),  répondre. 
Tiiigliug,     t.ong'-glinngne,    «. 

tintement,  tressaillement,  fré- 
missement. [neur,ni. 

Tiiiker,  tinngk'-eur,    ».  droui- 

— '«  bag,  .i.  drouine,,'. 

TTiiikle,  tlungk'-kl,  vn  tinter, 
rendre  un  son  aigu 


TIR 


953 


TO 


Tlnmau,     tina''-maae,    >.   fer- 

blanlier,  m. 
Tinued,tinnd,a.étamé. 
Tiiii»er,tin'-near,î.  mineur  d'é- 

tain,m.  0  [mage,  m. 

Tiuuîug,  tin'-ninngue,  1.  éta- 
Tiuaeli,  tinn^-sil,    s.   clinquant, 

m,  étole  luisante,  f. 
— ,  va.  orner  de  clinquant. 
Tint,  tinnt,  I.  teinte,  f. 
Tiuy,  tai'-ni,  a.  petit,  mince. 
— «  s.  teigne,  f. 
Tip,   tipp,  s.    bout,  m.  pointe, 

extrémité,  f. 
— .  va.   ferrer,  garnir,    rabattre, 

frapper  doucement. 

—  off,  tomber    mourir. 

—  one  a  wiiik,  faire  un  signe. 
— onc'»  haixl.  graisser  la  patte. 
Ti|>p<-t.    tip'-pitt,    s.    palatine, 

pèlerine,  écharpe,^  [excès. 
Tfpplo,  tip'-pl,  vn.  boire  avec 
— ,  Vil.    boire   à  longs  traits    de, 

s*enivrer  de. 
— ,  s.  breuvage,  m.  boisson,/'. 
Tfppled,  lip'-pld,  a.  iTre. 
Tippler,  lip'-pl-eur,  s.  ivrogne, 

m.  [jnerie,  f. 

Tippliug,  tip'-pI-inngne,s.ivro- 

—  bouse,  j.  cabaret,  m. 
Tipsiaff,    tip'-staf,  j.    huissier, 

sergent,  în.  baguette  d'iiuissier, 
f.  [ivre. 

Tipsy.   tip'-si,  a.   gris,  à  demi- 

Tiptoe,  tip'-tft,  s.  la  pointe  du 
pied,  /  [plus  liaut  degré. 

Tiptop,  tipMop,  s.  le  comble,  le 

— f  a.  suprême. 

Tii'e,  ttre,  va.  orner, parer,  coif- 
fer ;  lasser,  fatiguer. 

— ,vn.  se  lasser. 

—,  s.  parure,  tiare,  rangée,  f. 
atours,  m.  pi. 

Tfreduess,  taïrd'-nesse,  s.  las- 
situde,  fatigue,  f. 

HrcBonie,  taïrc'-seume,  a.  en- 
nuyeux, incommode,  fatigant. 

Tfresomeucss,  ^^taïre'-seun'.e- 
nesse,  s.  ennui,  m.  lassitude, 
fatigue,  f.     [ne,  s.  coiffeuse,  f 

Tlrewoinaii,  taïre'-oueurae-eu- 

Tiriilgi'Ooui,  —  bouse,  taï'- 
riangne-rôùme,  baouce,  s.  loge 


où  s'habillent  les  acteurs,  f. 

Tfsic,  tii'-ik,  s.  phthisie,  f, 

Tfaical,  tiz'-i-lial,a.  phtliisique. 

Tisaue,  ticbe'-iou,  s.  tissu  bro- 
ché d'or,  m. 

— ,  va.  brocher,  entremêler. 

Ti«,  tilt,  f .  bidet,  »i.  femme,  fe- 
melle (Id  contempt),  f.  To 
sl»e  —  for  tat,  rendre  la  pa- 
reille. 

Titbe,  liUh,  S.  dîme,  dixième 
partie,  pptite  portion,  f. 

—,  va.  dlmer,  taxer. 

— ,  vn.  payer  la  dlme. 

Titfaoable,  taîZA'-a-bl,  a.  sujet 
i  la  dlme.  [m. 

Tiilier,    taï'-theur,   s.    dlmeur, 

Tiibing,  tal'-ïAinngne,  s.  dizai- 
ne, f, 

—  man,  s.  dizenier,  m. 
Tiiillate,  tit^-til-léte,    va.    cha- 
touiller. 

Tiiill&tion,      tit-til-lé'-chenne, 

s.  chatouillement,  m. 
Tftiiirk,    titt^-lark,   s.    alouette 

des  prés,  f. 
Title,  taî'-ll,  S.    titre,  chapitre; 

droit,  nom,  document,   m. 

—  page,  s.  titre,  m. 

— ,  va.  intituler,   appeler. 

Titiuouse,  litt'-maouze,  S.  mé- 
sange, f.  [m. 

TiHer,  tit'-teur,  s.  ris  sous  cape, 

— .  vn.  rire  sous  cape. 

Tiiile,  tit'-tl,  s.  point,  rien,  m. 
bagalelle,  f. 

—  tatlle,s,  caquet,  babil,  m. 

—  ,  vn.  causer,  jaser. 
Titubâtioii,  tit-tcbiou-bé''-cheu- 

ne,  s.  action  de  broncher,  /". 

Ti»ular,tilt'-chiou-leur,  a.  titu- 
laire, honorifique. 

Tilulàritj',  til-tchiou-lar'-i-ti, 
s.  qualité  de  titulaire,  /. 

Tiiulary,  tit'-tchiou-la-ri,a.  re- 
latif à  un  titre 

-,  s,  qui  a  un  titre,  titulaire, m 

Tilularly,  lit'-tchiou-lar-li,  ad. 
par  le  titre,  en  \i  rlu  d'un  titre. 

To,  tôù,  pr.  de,  à,  à  la,  à  des, 
au,  aux, en,  vers, jusque,  pour. 
Two  —  one,  deux  contre  un. 
Il  was  piely  —  (bis,  c'était 


TOG 


954 


TON 


de  la  piété  en  comparaison  i& 
cela.  —  aud  fro,  ;à  et  là. 
Herc's  —  S'ou,  à  TOire  santé. 
T«  nliip  —  dcalh, faire  mou- 
rir à  coups  de  fouet. 

Toad.  tôcle,  s,  crapaud,  m. 

Tôadsiool,  tôde'-sloùl,  s,  faus- 
se oronge,  f. 

Tôadstone,  lAde'-stftne,  S.  cra- 
paudinc,  f. 

7oast,  tôste,  va,  faire  rftlir,  por- 
ter une  santé,  un  toast.  — a 
l'ndy,  boire  à  la  santé  d'une 
d.ime. 

Tônster,  tôst'-eur,  s  celui  fui 
fait  rôtir;  gril  ;  celui  qui  porte 
un  toast. 

— .  s.  rôtie,  santé,  f. 

Toltncco,  tô-Lak'-kô,  ».  tabac, 
r?i.  Clicwiiig  —1  tabac  à  chi- 
quer. Suuff  — ,à  priser,  Smo» 
kiiig  —,  i  fumer. 

—  Iiox,  s.  tabatière,  f 
Tobâccoiiist,    tô-lak'kô-niste, 

s.  marchand  de  tabac,  î?i. 
Toil,  todd,  s.  ■vingl-hiiit  livres  de 

laine  (lî  k.  699)  /.  buisson,  m. 
Toddy,  tod'-di,  s.  sorte  de  grog, 
Tue,  tô,  s.  orteil,  m.  [m. 

Tofûre,  tô-fôre',  ad.  avant,  au- 

paraTaut. 
Tdged,  togd,  a.  velu  d'une  toge. 
TogctUcp,    tô-gue(A'-eur,    ad. 

ensemble,    à  la   fois,  de  suite, 

de  concert. 

—  Tvith,  conjointement  avec. 
Toîl,  toïl,  vn.  peiner,  travailler. 

To  —  and  moil,  suer  sang 
et  eau. 

—,  va.  user,  fatiguer  par  le  tra- 
vail, travailler  à. 

—.{^peine,  fatigue,  ^.trïTail,  m. 

T.diei,  toll'-eit,  s.  toilette,  f, 

Toiling,  toïK-inngne,  (.  peine, 
fatigue,  f. 

Toild,  tollz,  ».  toiles,  f.  pi.  fi- 
lets, m  ])l. 

ToiUome,  toll'-seume,  rî,  pé- 
nible, laborieux,  fatigant. 

Tui'lcsomcness,  toîi'-seume- 
nesse,  s.  difficulté,  f. 

Tùkcn,  to'-kn,  s.  gage,  signe, 
m.  marque,/,  enseignes,/,  pi. 


renseignement,      témolgnagei 

présent,  m.  preuve,  /. 
Told.  tôld,  prêt,   et  parU    de 

Tell.  ,     [lement. 

Tôle,  tôle,  va.  amener  graduel- 
Tdlei-able,   toK-eur-a-bl,  a    to- 

lérable,  passable,  médiocre. 
TôlerableuesB,      toK-eur-abl- 

nesîe,  s.  médiocrité,  /. 
Tàlerably,    tol'-eur-a-bli,    ad. 

passablement,  médiocrement. 
Tolérance,      toK-eur-annce,   », 

toérance,  patience,  /. 
Tôlei-nte,   lol'-eur-éte,  va.  tolé- 
rer, supporter. 
Tuleiniion,     toleur-é'-cheune, 

J.  tolérance,  permission,/. 
Toll.  lô,e,  s.  péage,    taxe,  droit, 

impôt,  tribut,  m. 

—  booili,  s.  prison, /.  [ge. 

—  free,  fl.  exempt  de  tout  péa- 

—  gaiberer,  s.  collecteur,  m. 

—  moiic],  s.  péage, m. 

—  ,  vn.  pajer  la  taxe. 

— ,  va  percevoir  la  taxe. 

— ,  toll,  l'îi.  tinter (ofbeils).  [ner. 

^,  va  faire  tinter  (ofbeils),  son- 
To— a  kuell,  sonner  un  glas. 

Tôlling,  toK-linngne,  s.  tinte- 
ment, m. 

Tomb,  toTime,  S.  tombeau,  monu- 

—  sloiie,  s.  tombe,  /.[ment,  m. 
— ,  va.  enterrer,  déposer  dans  la 

tonibe. 

T6mble8s,tôîime'-IeSEe,  a.  sans 
tombe    sans  sépulture. 

Tôiubo3,  lomm'-boî,  s  vau- 
rien, luron,  m,  petite  fille  har- 
die, /.  [m. 

Tome,  tome,  j.   tome,  volume, 

To^uiôrrovr,  tdïi-mor^-rô,  ad. 
demain. 

Tômiit,  tomm'-tiU,  s,  mésange, 
/.  [dangeur,  m. 

Toiuturd,    tomm'-teurd,   s    vi- 

Toii,  teunn,  s.  tonneau,  poids 
de  2,000  livres  (1,015  kil.),  m. 

To«e,  tône,  s.  ton-  accident, 
timbre,  m. 

Toiig,  teuong,»  ardillon,  m. 

Toiigg,  tonngz,  s.  pincettes,  /. 
pi. 

Tongue,  teunng,  ».  langue,  lan- 


TOP 


955 


TOR 


guette,  aiguille  d'une  balance, 
f.  ardillon,  langage,  d  seours 
m,  [cajoleur 

Tangue  pad,    grand    purleur, 

^,ua.  gronder,  quereller. 

—,  vn.  bavarder,  parler,  jîser. 

T6nguele««,  teunng'-lesse,  a. 
inlerdit,  muet,  qu'on  ne  nom- 
me point. 

Tôiigue-tied.  teunng'-talde,  a. 
qui  parie  difSciiement. 

Tôiiic,  Tûiiical,  tone'-ik,  al, 
a.  tonique,  élastique. 

Tonnage,  teun'-nidje,  «.  ton- 
nage, ni.  [nuit, ce  soir. 

To-night,    tdù-naîte,   ad.  cette 

TûusUs,  tonn'-sili,  s.  pZ.  amyg- 
dales, (.  pi.  [sure,  f. 

Tonsure,  tonu'-shioure,  s    ton- 

Tôny.  tô'-ni,  S.  niais,  benêt,  m. 

Too,  toti,  ad.  aussi,  même,  trop. 

—  mucb,  ad.  trop. 
Tuok,  tolik,  prêt,  de  Take. 
TuoI,  tôtil,  s.  outil,  instrument, 

m. 
Tooth,    (tee(h),  totith,  tUb,  t. 
dent,    f.    goût.     m.    —     and 
Mail,  de    toute  sa  Torce,  Full 
in  the  teclh,  face  &  Tace. 

—  nche,  s.  mal  de  dents,  m. 

—  di-awcr,  s.  arracheur  de 
dents,  dentiste,  m. 

—  pick<  s.  cure-dent,  m. 

—,  va.  relire  ou  mettre  des  dents 
Tooiked,    tôîitbt,  a.   qui  a  des 

dents. 
ïôotklesB,  t()îith''-lesse,   a.    é- 

denté. 
Tôoihsome,   t($àth'-soume,    a. 

agréable  au  goût. 
Tôuthsouieness,       toùth'-seu- 

me-nesse,  s.  saveur  agréable, ^ 
Top,   top,  s.    cime,  f     sommet, 

haut,  faîte,  comble,  m.  toupie, 

hune,  f.    sabot  à  jouer,   bout, 

m.    Front  —    <o  toc,    de    la 

tête  aux  pieds. 
—,  a.  premier,  principal. 
— ,vn.  primer,  dominer,  être  au 

comble,  s'élever. 

—  ,  ua.  renchérir,  étêler,  couvrir, 
filer,  élever,  moucher  une  chan- 
delle, 


Top  mail,  s.  celui  des  scieur 
de  long  qui  est  en  haut. 

—  uiast,  s.  perroquet,  m, 

—  niosl.  a.  le  plus  haut, 

—  proud,  a.  très  orgueilleux. 

—  snil,  s.  voilede  perroquet,/'. 
Tôparck,    tfi'-par)'      s.   topar- 

que,  m. 

T6pax,  l6'-paz,  s       jBize,  f. 

Tope,  lôpe,  vn.  boire  avec  ei- 
ces,  pinler,  chopiner. 

Toper,  tfi'-peur,  s.   buveur,  m. 

Tôpriil,  lop'-fou/,  a    tout  plein. 

Tôphet,  tô'-felt,  s.  l'enfer,  m. 

Tôpîc,  top'-ik,  s  sujet,  topi- 
que, lieu  commun,  m, 

T6pical,  top'-i-kal,   a.  topique. 

Tôpiess,  top'-lesse,  a.  qui  n'a 
pas  de  sommet.  [élevé. 

Tôpmost,  top'-mostc,  a.  le  plus 

Top6grapfcer,t6-pog'-graf-eur, 
i.  topographe,  m. 

Topégrapkical,  tô  pog'-graf-i- 
kal,  a.  topographique. 

Topôgriipky,  lê-pog'-graf-i,  f. 
top.-rgraphie,  f. 

Topped,  topt,  a.  étêté. 

Topping.top'-pinngne,  a.  prin- 
cipal, noble,  distingué. 

Toppingl}',  top'-pinngnc-lî,a<i. 
en  maîiie.  [avant. 

Tôpple,  top'-pl ,  vn.  tomber  en 

Tôpsjturïj,  lop'-si-tenr-vi,  ad. 
sons  dessus-dessous,  en  désor- 
dre, [rocher,  m. 

Tor,  tor,  ».  tour, tourelle,/. pic, 

Torck,  tortche,  s.  torche,  /. 
flambeau,  }n.  [m, 

—  bearor,     s.    porte-flambeau, 

—  ligbt,  t.  lumière  d'une  tor- 
che, /. 

—  wced,  ».  bouillon   blanc,  m. 
Tôrcber,  tortchc'-eur,    s.  celui 

qui  donne  de  la  lumière. 

Tore,  l6re,  prêt,  de  Tear. 

Tôruicnt,  tor'-mennt,  ».  tour- 
ment, supplice,  m.  inquiétude, 

—,  ud.  tourmenter.  [/ 

Torméntil,  tor-menn'-til,  ». 
tormentiile,  /. 

Toruicuting,    tor-mennt'-inn- 
gne,  a.  qui  tourmente. 
1  Xai'uiéutori  tor-menut^-eur,  ». 


TOS 


956 


TOU 


tenrmenleur.  bourreau,  sujet 
de  tourment,  m. 

Toril,  torn,  part,  de  Teor. 

Toriiâdo,  tor-né'dô,  S.  oura- 
gan, tourLillon,  m.  [/. 

Torpédo,  tor-pi'-dft,  s.  torpille, 

Tôrpent,  lor'-pennt,  a-  engour 
di,  alourdi. 

Târpid.  lor'-pid,  a.  engourdi. 

Térpiitide,  Tôrpidness,  tor'- 
pi-lioude,  pid-nesse,  ».  engour- 
dissement, m. 

Tôi'por.  tor'-por,  s.  torpeur,  f. 

Torrofâctinii,  lor-ri-faV-cheu- 
ne,  s.  torréraclion,  f. 

Tôrrefj, tor'-ri-faï^L'a  torréfier. 

Tôrreuc,  tor'-rennl,  s.  tor- 
rent, m. 

— .  a.  qui  coule  rapidement. 

Téi'i'id,  tor'-rld,  a.torride,  brû- 
lant. 

Tôi'sel,  tor'-sil,  s.  torse,  m 

Torsion,  tor'-cheune,  ».  l'ac- 
tion de  tordre,  f. 

Tôrso,  tor'-sô,  s.  torse,  m. 

Tôriilo,  Tôiiîve,  tor'-til,  tive, 
a.  tors,  tortillé. 

Tôi'ioise,  tor'-tiz,  s.  tortue,  /■. 

—  Khell,  s.  écaille  de  torlue,  / 
Torliiôsitj'.  tor-tcliiou-oss'-i-li, 

s.  sinuosité,  f,  pi,  m. 

Téi-tiioii»,  tor'-tcliiou-euce,  a. 
tortueux,  ?)!. 

Tôi-turc,  tor'-tchioure,  s.  tor- 
ture,  gêne,  queslion,  peine,  f. 

— ,  va.  donner  la  torture,  tour- 
menter, tenir  tendu. 

Torturer,  tor'-tchiour-renr,  s. 
bourreau,  m. 

Tôri'iiy.  tor'--vi-ti,  s,  aspect  sé- 
vère, gravité,  air  morose. 

Tôri'oiis,  tor'-veuce,  a.  grave, 
sévère,  morose  dans  sa  conte- 
nance, [of a  parlj),  JH. 

Téry,  t6'-rl,  s.  tory  (the    name 

Tose,  t6ze,  t'a.  Carder  de  la 
laine. 

To8s,  tosse,  V(^.  secouer,  agiter, 
ballotter,  jeler,  iaacer, berner. 

— ,  vn.  s  agiter,  se  démener,  se 
troubler,  être  tourmenté. 

—  nboiit-  Viaiiotter. 

~  iu  a  klouket,  berner. 


Tes»  off  buiiipcrs,  lamper. 

—  «p,  jouer  à    pilé  ou  face. 

—  ,  s.  secousse,  berne,  manière 
affec'-ée  de  lever  la  tête,  f.  jet, 

—  pot,  s.  goinTre,  m,  [m. 
Tôaser,  tos'-seur,  a.    qui  jette. 
Tôsttliig,   tos'-s  nogne,    8.   se- 
cousse, agitation,  f. 

TôsBÎugl},  tos'-sinngne-li,  ad. 
avec  secousses.  [universel. 

Total,    lô'-tal,  a.    total,  entier, 

— .  s.  t(  lai,  m. 

Totâliiy,  lô-lalM-ti,  S.  totalité. 
A  tout,  m. 

Tôtallj,  tô'-tal-H.  ad.  totale- 
ment, entièrement,  tout  à  fait. 

Tôtter,  tot'-teur,  vn.  chanceler, 
vaciller.  [branlant. 

Tôiteriiig,   tot'-teur-inngne,  a. 

Tôlieringly,  tot'-teur-inngne- 
11,  ad,  d'une  manière  chance 
lante. 

Tôiiim,  tt'-teume,  s.  toton,  m 

Toiich,  teulche,  va.  toucher, 
arriver  à,  essayer,  concerner, 
émouvoir,  saisir  légèrement; 
affecter,  faire  entendre,  tou- 
cher (of  instruments). 

—  ,vn.  toucher,  se  toucher,  avoir 
de  l'effet,  faire  escale,  aborder. 

—  ou,  traiter  légèrement. 

—  up,  corriger,  réparer. 

—  ,  s.  toucher,  tact,  avis,  exa- 
men, reproche,  trait,  touche, 
teinture,  épreuve,  passion,  f, 
A  six  peuujr  —,  une  brochure 
de  douze  sous.  To  koep  —, 
tenir  parole. 

—  pnu,  s.  bassinet,  ni. 

—  hole,  s.  lumière  d'un  fusil,  f. 

—  me  uot)  s.  balsamine,  f. 
Touchable,      trulehe'-a-bl,    a. 

qii  'on  peut  toucher. 

Toûcliiuess,  teutcbeM-aesse, 
s.  promptitude,  aigreur,  irasci- 
bilité, f.  rtouchant. 

Toûckiug,    teutche'-inugue,  (i. 

—,  pr.  touchant. 

Touchiiisl},teutche'-inngne-li, 
ad.  d'une  manière   touchanie- 

Tuùchiiiouo,  teutche'-stâue,  9. 
pierre  de  touche,  f. 
.  ToUt'kwood,  teutcac'-euo'ùd,s. 


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TRA 


amadouvier,   amadou,     bols  è  ) 
mèche ,  m.  V 

Toûc-tay,  leulche'-i,  a.  chatouil- 
leux, irritable. 

Touj;k,  teuf,  a.  qui  cède  sans 
briser,  flexible,  coriace,  raid';, 
dur,  visqueux, 

Toûghcn,  teuf"-rn,  vn.  de«nir 
coriace,  dur,  raide. 

Toùj^hiicsa,  leuf  ness,  I.  du- 
reté, viscosité,  flexibilité,  fer- 
meté, f 

Taupée,  toù-pé',  S.  toupet,  m 

Tour,  tôîir,  s.  voyage,  tour,  m. 
excursion,  révolulion,  f. 

Toûi-iiamc-iii,  Tuûriia]',  teur^ 
na-mcnnt,  or  to'ur'-na-mennt, 
s.   tournoi,  ni. 

Toûrpney,  tour'-nl  or  teur-ui, 
vn.  jouter  dans  un    tqurnoi. 

Toiii'iiiquel,  leur'-ni-liouett,  s. 
(chir.)  tourniquet,  m. 

Tuuso,  taouie,  va.  houspiller, 
tirailler. 

Tow,  tA,  I.  éloupe,  baussière, 
tûue,  remorque,   /.  halage,  m. 

—,  va.  touer,  biler,  remorquer. 

Ténage,  t6'-èdje,î.  touage,  ba- 
lage,  >n. 

Tdnard,  to'-oueurd,  a.  enclin, 
porté,  docile,  aple. 

'rôwurds,  l6'-eurdz,  pr.  vers, 
du  c6té  de,  envers,  pourt 

—,  ad.  pour. 

Tôwai'tllinesa,  tô'-oneurd-li- 
nesse,  s  docilité.  /".  penchant, 
m.  inclination,  /. 

T6wardly.  lô'-oueurd-li,  a.  de 
boa  naturel,  docile» 

—,  ad.  adroitement. 

Tôwai-dness,  i6'-eurd-nesse,s 
docilité,  f.  [m 

T6wel,  taou'-il,  t.  essuie-maio, 

Xôwer,  taou/-eur,  ».  tour,  for- 
teresse, haute  coiffure,  f.  es- 
sor, tK  [pointer. 

— ,  vn.  s'élever,  prendre  l'essor, 

Tôwei'iiig,  taou'-eur-inngne, 
a.  élevé,  ambitieux,  hautain. 

Towcry,  T6wiTed,  taou'-eur- 
i,  eurd,  a.  garni  de  tours. 

Tôniiig,  tô'-iuugne,  t.  touage, 
halage,  m. 


Town,  taoune ,  s.  ville,  place,  /. 
bourg,  m. 

—  bouse,  s.  lifttel  de  ville,  m. 

—  hall,  s.  hal'e,  f. 
Tôwiisliip,  taounn'-chipe,  «.ju- 
ridiction, /. 

Tôwiistuaii,  taounnz'-maue,  S. 
concitoyen,  bourgeois,  m, 

Tôwncalk,  taounn'-tâiik,  I. 
bruit  de  ville,  m. 

Tonse,  taouse,  va.  tirailler,  se- 
couer, [vénéneux. 

Tôxic8l,toks'-i-1ial,  a.  venimeux, 

Toy,  toj,  S.  babiole,  fantaisie  bi- 
zarre, f.  jouet,  colifithet,  bjou, 
joujou,  conte  bleu,  divertisse- 
meut,  m, 

—,  vn.  badiner,  folâtrer. 

Tôjing,  lol'-inngne,  J.  badi- 
nage,  m.  [lâtre. 

Tôjisb,  to!''-iche,  a.  badin,  fo- 

'rôjishness,  toî'-icbe-nesse,  s. 
folàlrerie,  f. 

Tôyniaii,  toî'-mane,  s.  table- 
lier,  bimbelolier,  m. 

Tôysbop.  toï'  fhiiii,  s,  tablette- 
rie,   bimlieloterie,  /. 

Tézy,  tô'-zi,  a.  doux,  m. 

■Trace,  tièse,  ua.  suivre  à  la  pi». 
te,  tracer,  montrer,  découvrir, 
marcher  sur. 

—  out  or  up,  découvrit. 

—,  s.  trace,  piste,    f.  vestige,  m. 

Traces,  tré^-siz,  8.  pi.  traits, 
barnais,  m.  pi. 

Tracer,  tré'-ceur,  s.  celui  qui 
suit,  qui  trace. 

Track,  trais,  s.  vestige,  chemin, 
m.  trace,  ornière,  f.  —  of 
moiiniaius,  chaîne  de  mon- 
tagnes. 

— ,  va,  suivre  &  la  piste. 

Ti'ûcklcs*,  trak^-lesse,  a.  sant 
trace. 

Tract,  trakt,  s.  contrée,  éten- 
due, continuiléjSuite,  f.  traité, 
discours,  m. 

Trâctable,  trak'-ia-bl,  a.  trtl- 
}     table,  commode,  soumis. 

Trâcl»bleness,lrak'-ta  bl-neg- 
se.  s.  douceur,  docilité,  f. 

Trâclalily,  trak'-ta-bli,fid.  d'u- 
ne manière  affable,  docilement. 


TRA 


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TRA 


Tr&clatc,  trak''-téte,  s.  traité, 
discours,  m. 

Tt-âctile,  trak'-til,  a,  suscepti- 
ble d'extension,  ducti!e. 

Tractilil}',  ti'ak-til''-i-ti,  s.  ex- 
tensibilité, ductilité,  f. 

Traction,  t''ak''-cbeune,  <.  trac- 
tion, /. 

Ti-ade,  tiéde,  s.  métier,  com- 
merce, négoce,  vi,  manièie  de 
Tivre,  f.  outils,  m.  pi. 

—  -nind,  s.  vent  alizé,  i>i.  mous- 
son, f. 

—,  vn.  IraBquer,  négocier,  com- 
mercer, vendre,  n'agir  que  pour 
de  l'argent, 

Ti-nded,  lré/-ded,a  expérimenté. 

Trûdi'fuI,  Iréde/'fûul,  a.  adon- 
né au  négoce. 

Trâdi-r,  iré'-deur,  s.  négociant, 
maicband,  m. 

Trâducfulk,  trédz''-fôke,«.  bou- 
tiquier, »!. 

Trâdosoian,  trédz' mane,  s, 
maichund,  artisan,  m. 

Trading,  tré'-dinngne,  s.  négo- 
ce, commerce,  )?i. 

— ,  a.  commerçant. 

Traditiou,  tra-diche'''eoce,  s. 
tradition,  f. 

Tradilioual,  Traditiouarjr, 
tra-diclie'-eune-ai,  eune-ar-i, 
a.  trad.tif. 

Tradliioually.  Ira-dicbe'-eune- 
al-li,  ad.  —  Dillement. 

Tr&di(i%e,  trad'-i-live,  a.  fondé 
sur  la  tradition. 

Tradûce,  tra-d^ouze^,  va.  diffa 
mer,  calomnier,  produire,  raul 
tiplier. 

Tradûcenicnt,  Ira-diouze'. 
mcnnt,  s.  médisance,  calom 
nie,  f. 

Ti'ndûcor,  tra  diou'-zeur,  s 
dilTanialeur,  médisant,  )'i. 

Traduction,  tra-deuk'-cbeune 
s.  dérivation,  tradition,  traaS' 
mission,  f.  transport,  m 

Ti'ârOc,  traf'-fik,  s.  .  ommerce 
trafic,  m. 

— ,  ri!    trafiquer. 

Trûrrioker,  Iraf'-flK-keur,  t 
lrafia,uaat,  marchand,  m. 


Ti-Agacauth,  trag'-a  kannth,  j 
gum.Tie  adragante,  f. 

Ti-ngédian,  tra-dji'-di-ane,  s. 
aciour,  poète,  tragique,  m. 

Ti'àgcdj,  tra'-dji  di,  s.  tragé- 
die, f, 

Ti-âgical,  —  gic,  trad^-dji-kal, 
djik,  a.  tragique. 

Triigically,  trad^-dji-kal-li,  ad. 
tragiquement. 

Trâgiculuesg.trad'-dji-kal-nes- 
se,  s.  événement  tragique,  7n. 

Tragl-cémed},  trad-dji-kome'- 
i-di,a.  tragi-comédie,/'. 

Ti-agi-c<Jiuicnl,trad-dji-k'-'me'- 
i-tal,  a.  tragi-comique. 

Tiagi-cémiculij,  trad-djl-ko- 
me'i-kal  II,  ud.  d'une  manière 
tragi-comique, 

Trnil,  iréle,  s.  queue,  trace, 
pi.ste,  traînée,  /. 

— ,  va.  traîner,  tirer,  chasjcr  i 
la  piste. 

— ,  vn.  s'étendre,  traîner,  passer 
lentement. 

Trâiling^tréle'-inngne,  a.  traî- 
nant. 

Train,  trène,  un.  former,  élever, 
discipliner,  instruire,  faire  pré- 
parer, attirer,  gagner,  traîner 

— ,  s.  suite  ,  escoitu,  procession, 
f.  cortège,  m.  queue  (of  a 
gown),  traînée,  f.  artifice,  stra- 
tagème, convoi,  train,  piège, »î. 

—  Iiauds,  s.  milice,/'. 

—  bearer,  s.  caudalaire,  m. 

—  of  ideaH,  encbaînement,  m. 

—  oil,  huile  de  baleine,  f. 
Tr&iniug,     Iréne'-inngne,      ». 

éducation,  ^  classage,  m. 
Trai|i8P,  trépz,  vn.  marcher  né- 


iiment. 


Trait,  iré  or  trétt,  s.  trait,  m. 
Trâitor,  tré'-teur,  s.  traître,  m. 
Trâitorous,    tré'-teur-euce,  a. 

traître,  perfide. 
Trâi  toron  sly,tré'-teur-euce-Ii, 

ad.  en  traître.  [tresse,  f. 

Tràitrcss,   tré'-tresse,   s.    traî- 
Traip.iitioiis,    tra-la-tiche^-eu- 

ce,  a.  mêtajihonque. 
TraiutitionsI),     tra-la-tiche'- 

euce-li,  6i<^.  métaphoriquement» 


TRA 


959 


TRA 


TraWneate,  tra-line'-i-étei  vn. 
s'éloigner  de,  dévier. 

Tràiumel,  lrain''-mel,  va,  sur- 
prendre, inlercepler» 

—  5  s.  tramai  1,  m. 

TrâB>|ile,  Iramm'-pl,  va.  fou- 
le r  aux  pieds,  mépr.ser. 

Trâinpler,  tramm'-pl-eur,  s.  ce- 
lui qui  foule  aux  pieds. 

Trâmpllug,  trarara'-pl-inngne, 
S    l'action  de  fouler  aux  pieds. 

Trau&iion,  tra-né'-cheuue,  s. 
act.  de  passer  &  la  nage. 

Ti-auce,  trauBSe,  s.  extase,  vi- 
sion, y. 

Trauccd,  trannst,  a.  en  extase. 

Trniiiic-I,  iran'-ml,  s.  épingle, 
cheville   aiguë,  f. 

Ti'ûiiquil,  traung'kouil,  a. 
tranquille. 

Traiiquiliit^.  tranog-kouil'-i- 
ti,s.  tranquillité,    /.  calme,  »!. 

Trâiiquillize,  tranDg'-kouil- 
laïze,  va.  tranquilliser. 

Trâusacl,  lraans-akt',!;it.  négo- 
cier, expédier,  faire,  transiger, 
traiter. 

Traus&ctiou,  trannsak'-chea- 
ne,  s.  affaire,  négociation,  tran- 
saction, f. 

Trnusâclor,  Iranns  ak'teur,  s. 
négociateur,  711.        [a.  —  pin. 

Transalpine,     tranns-al'-pine, 

Traiieaiiiiualîou,  tranns-ane- 
i-mé'-cbeune,  s.  métempsyco- 
se, f. 

Trauscénd,  trann-scennd',  va. 
surpasser,  exceller,  gravir,  es- 
calader. 

Trauscéndcucy,  —  ce,  trann- 
senn'-denn-ci,  dennce,  s.  ex- 
cellence, transcendance,  supé- 
riorité, f. 

Xrau«cêiideui,  trann-senn'- 
dennl,  a.  transcendant,  excel- 
lent, extraordinaire. 

Trauscéudcuil)'.  trann-senn'- 
dennt-li,  ad.  parfaitement. 

Trauscribo,  trann-skraïbe',  l'Ot 
transcrire,  copier. 

Trausciiljor,  trann-suraï'-beur, 
s.  copiste,))!.  [pie,  f. 

V>'HU8crii>(,  trann'-skript,  s.  co- 


Transcription,  trann-skrip'» 
clieune,  s.  transcription,  f. 

Truiiscripiivel)',  trann-skrip'» 
tive-li,  «(/.  en  copie. 

TrauBcûr,  tranns'-keur,  V7l. 
courir  çà  et  là,  faire  une  ex- 
cursion. 

Tran»cur«ion,  tranns-keur^- 
cheune,  s.  excursion,  f. 

Trausrér,  Iranns-feur',  va, 
transférer,  transporter. 

— ,  s.  translation,  /  transport  m. 

Transfiguration,  Irannsfig- 
iou-ré'-cheune,  s.  —  tion,/. 

Transfigure,  tranns-fig'-joure, 
va.  transfigurer.  [percer. 

Transfix,  tranns-flks',  va.  trans- 

Transfôrm,  tranns-form',  va» 
transformer. 

— 1  vn.  se  transformer. 

Transforiu&liou,  tranns-for 
mé'-cheune,s.  —  tion,  f. 

Trausrârmcr,  tranns-form'' 
eur,  .5.  celui  qui  transforme,))). 

Trausrôrnilng,  tranns-form'* 
inngrio,  s.  transformation,  f. 

Trân^rûBe,  tranns-fiouze'',  vcu 
transvaser,  transfuser. 

Traubfûsiou,  tranus-fiou'-jeu- 
ne,  s.  transfusion,  f. 

Trauagréss,  tranns-gress',  I. 
—  sion,  /. 

— ,va.  transgresser,  violer,  ou- 
trepasser, manquer  à. 

—,  vn.  transgresser. 

Transgression,  tranns-grècbe''- 
eune,  *.  —  sion,  faute,  f.  pé- 
ché, ni. 

Transgresser,  tranns-grea'- 
seur,  s.  —  sseur,  prévarica- 
teur, m, 

Tràusieni,  trann'-chl-ennt,  a, 
passager,  transitoire. 

Trûusieutly,  trann''-lbi-eDnt- 
li,  ad.  en  passant. 

TrânsiviitnesB,  trann'-shi- 
ennl-nesse,  s.  courte  durée,/'. 

Transit,  trann'-sitt,  s.  passage, 
))). 

Transition,  trann-sije''-eune  or 
trann-siche'-eune,  s.  transition, 
f.  [transitif. 

Tràuciiive,   tranDS''-i-tiYe,    eu 


TRA 


960 


TRA 


Trfinsitoril)',  lraDa''-Sl-teur-i- 
ri.  ad.  légèrement. 

TrÂiisitoriiieas,  Trâiisleiit- 
iiess,  traan'-si-tecr-i-nesse, 
shi-eont-nesse,  s.  peu  de  du- 
rée, f. 

Trâiisi(or)',  Irann'-sî-teur-I,  a. 
transitoire,  passager^ 

Translate.  Iruiin'-siéte, «a.  tra- 
duire, transférer,  changer,  ren- 
dre, expliquer, 

Translâiiuii.  trann-slë'-cheu- 
ne,  s.  traduction,  translation, 
version,  /. 

Traiisiâlor,  tranD-tli'-teur,  « 
traducteur,  m. 

Trniislàiross.  trann-slé'-tres- 
se,s.  traductrice,  f, 

Traiiclâlor)',  tranns-lé'-leur-i, 
a  qui  transfère, qui  transporte. 

Traiislocâiion,  tranns-lô  ké'- 
cheune,  s.  changement  de  pla- 
ce, m. 

Tmiialûcencyi  tranns-Iiou'- 
cenn-ci,  s.  transparence,  ^. 

Translùceiii.  —  li'icid.  tranns- 
liou'-cennt,  cide,a  transparent. 

Traiism  urine,  Iranns-ma-rioe', 
a.  d'outre-mer. 

Ti-âtisniigraiit,  tranns^-mi- 
grannt,  <i.  transmigrant,  émi- 
grant. 

Trânsmigrate,  tranns'-mi- 
gréte,  VH.  passer  d'un  lieu  ou 
d'un  corps  dans  un  autre. 

Transinij;râtiou,  tranns-mi- 
gré'-cheune,s.  —  tion, /'. 

Traugmission,  tranns-miche'- 
eune,  ».  —  ssion,  f. 

TransmlsBive,  tranns  m:s'-si- 
ve,(!.  transmis       [Iransmettro. 

Transmit,       trannsmitl',     va 

Transmîltul.  tranns-mit'-tal, 
s.  transmission,  /. 

Transmûlable,  tranos-iniou'- 
ta-bl,  a.  —  muable. 

Trnusmûtalily,  tranns-miou'- 
ta-bli,  ad.  de  manière  à  être 
changé. 

Trausmutâtion,   tranns-miou- 
té^  cheune,  5.  —  tion,  f. 
ransuiùle,  trannsmioule',  t'a. 

Tlraumuer,  traosrorm&r. 


Traii6i_iiu(er,         tranns-mlon'- 

teur,  s.  celui  qui  transmet,  m. 
Trâusom,  trann'-seume,  s.  tra- 
verse, f. 
TranspArency,         tranns-pé'- 

ri'nn-ci,î.  transparence,  diapha- 

nélté,  f. 
Transparent,  tranns-pé'-rennt, 

a  transparent,  diaphane. 
Transpirnous,         tranns-pik'- 

iou-euce,  a.   transparent. 
Transpiérce,     Iranns-peurce^, 

va.  transpercer. 
Transpiration,    tracn-spl-ré'- 

cheune,  s.  —  tion,  f. 
Transpire,    trann-spaïre',    vn. 

transpirer,    s'exhaler,     deTenir 

public. 
— .  va.  exhaler,  suer. 
Tronsplâce.  tranns-pléce',  va> 

changer  de  place. 
Transplânt,       tranna-planuf , 

va.  transplanter. 
Transplanter,  tranns  plannt'- 

eur,s.  celui  qnf  transplante, m. 
Tranoplântiiig,      —      tation, 

tranns-piannt'-inDgne,     plana- 

té'-cheune,  $.   transplantation. 

Transport,  tranns  pflrtt',  va. 
transporter,  exiler,  reléguer, 
ravir. 

Transport,  —  lani;e,  tranns/- 
pftrtt,  pôr'-tannce,  s.  transport, 
navire  de  transport,  ravisse- 
ment, m.  extase,  f. 

TranHp6rtablo,  tranns-p9r^- 
la-bl,  a.  que  l'on  peut  trans- 
porter. 

Transport&tion,  tranns-pôr- 
té''-ciieune,  s.  transport,  ravii- 
sement,  m.  déportation,  f. 

Transporter,  tranns-pôrte'- 
eur,  s    celui  qui  transporte. 

Transpôriing,  tranns  pôr'- 
tinngne,  a.  ravissant. 

— ,  s.  transport,  »i. 

Transposai,  tranns-pO'-zaI,  «. 
transpositon,  f. 

Transpose,  Iranns-pôze',  va, 
transposer,  déplacer. 

Transposition,  tranns-p6-il- 
cb^'-eHOei  »>  —   IJ03,  /. 


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*"'■","**'"'' I  «1  Iranns-shépe',  va. 

meiamr„-p,.    ^r.     [tran/bor'der. 
iiiiu8sui|>       trannsîship',    va 

ZT'^:'  *""«'«>  trann-seub. 

stann'-sh-éte,   va.    transsubs- 

lautier. 
Trausubstaiiiiation,       trann- 

seub-slanD-shi-é'-cheune,  s  — 

lion,  f. 

Ti-aii8ubstaii(iâ(or,        trann- 

seub-stann-shi-é'-teur,     ».     — 
leur,  m, 

Ti-aii8iidâiîoii,traDn-3hiou-dé'- 
clieuue,  s.  transudalion,  f. 

Trutisiidc,    trann-sioude',    va. 
transsuder- 

Traiisûniptioii,     trann-seum'- 
cheune,  s.  concession,  f. 

Transversal,  tranns-veur^-sal, 
a.  transvereal. 

TraiisTérsitlly,      tranns-veur/- 
sai-li,  ad.  Iransversaiement. 

Traiisvérsc,  tranns-Teurse',  a 
transversal. 

Traiisïërsely,  iranns-teurse'- 
Ii,  ad.  trans-versalement. 

Tràuter,  tréun/-teur,  s.  chasse- 
marée,  f. 

Vrap,  trapp,  s.  piège,  traque- 
nard, m.  ratière,  souricjère 
embûche,  f.  jeu  de  balle,  m. 

—  door,  s.  trappe,  /. 

—  stick,  s.  crosse  pour  jouer  à 
la  balle. 

—i  va.  attraper,  tromper;  har- 
nacher; orner,  décorer. 

— )  vn.  tendre  un  piège. 

Trâpe,  irépe,  va.  battre  le  pa- 
yé,  courir  les  rues. 

Vrapcs,  irépz,  s.  femme  non- 
chalante el  malpropre. 

Trapézium,  tra-pi'-ji-eume  s 
trapèze,  m.        [trapézoïde,  m. 

rrapezoïd,      Ira-pi'-zoïde,      s. 

rrâppings,  Irap'-pinngz,  s. 
harnais,  m.  ornemeuts,  atours 
m.  pi.  ' 

Vrash,  trache,  s.  friperie,  baga- 
telle, f.  rebut,  m. 

■~»  va.  émonder,  élaguer:  cour- 
ber, humilier. 

Trâshy,  trache'-i,  a.  de  rebut, 
de  peu  de  -valeuri 


TRE 


TrfiTaîl     trav/-il,  s.    (ravail  m 
peine,  fatigue,    f.  travail  d'en- 
tant,   travail  à  ferrer    les  che- 
Taux,  m 
—,  vn.  travailler,    prendre  de  la 
peine,  être  en  travail  d'enfant 
—1  fa- harasser,  tourmenter 
TrôTe,  Trâ»el,  Trâtis,    tré 
ve,  trav'-il,  tiév/-iss,    s.  iraTai! 
(lor  farriersj,  m.. 
Trâvel,    trav'-il,    vn.    voyager, 
être  en  voyage,  passer,  marcher, 
faire    routej    aller,    parcourir. 
—1  va.  parcourir,  voyager   danr 
fOTO.  à  voyager,     [de  voyagei  ' 
~'?-  ""-pse,  m.    —  g,  relation 
Trâ»eller.irav'-il-leur,  ».  voya- 
geur, m.  Fellow   -,   compi- 
gnon  de  voyage. 
Trâyelliiio;,  trav'-il-linngne,  (• 

action  de  voyager,  f. 
—  ,a.  passager,  de  passage. 
Traverse,    trav'eurse,   s.    tra- 
verse.^, malheur,  accident,  m 
(ofa  ship)  bordée,  f. 
-»s  pi.  traversés,  f.  pi.   reyers, 
"1.  pi.  ^  ' 

■^»  va.  traverser,  empêcher  exa- 
miner à  fond.  [poser. 
-  5  vn.   se  tenir  en  garde,    s'op- 
—1  a.   qui    est   en    travers,   qui 

croise. 
—,  ad_  de  travers.  [dg 

--,prép.   à    travers,    au    traver» 
Travesly,    trav'-ess-li,    a    tra- 
vesti (m,jde  ridicuious). 
Tray,  tré,».  baquet,  plateau  de 
bois   creux  pour    porter    de   la 
viande  ou  du  poisson,  m.  auge, 
«.''■  j,   ..  I^"-  'raltre,  perade. 

TreAcherous,  tretche/-er-euce  . 
—  memory,  s.   mémoire  fugiti 

ve,  f, 
Treâcheroiisly,       tretche'-er- 

euce-li,  ad.  en    traître, 
Treâchery,  —  ousnesB,    tret- 
che'-er-i,  euce  nesse     s    trahi- 
son, perfidie,/'. 
Tréacle,     Iri'-kl,   s.    thérfaque. 

mélasse,  f. 
Trcad,  tred,   s.  allure,  f.   pas, 

«entier,  germe  de  l'œuf,  m, 
—,  va.  (trode,  troddeii,   »ro- 

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TRÉ 


de),  marcher  sur,  fouler,  ba'.- 
tre;  cocher. 

— .  vn.  poser  le  pied,  fouler, 
marcher;  s'accoupler  (as  Liids). 

Ti'éader,  tred'-eur,  s.  fouleur. 
m. 

Tréadle,  tred'-dl,  f.  (of  an  en 
gine),  marche,  pédale,  ^  sper- 
me d'un  oiseau  mâle,  m. 

_  »  (of  sheep)  «  ^ai.  crottes,  ^p/ 

Tréasoii,  tri'-zn,  s,  trahison, 
per6die./         [traître,  perade. 

Ti-éuBoiiable,    trif m  a-Ll,    a. 

Ti'éusoiiublj,  tri'-'ia-a-bli,  ad 
en  trailie.  ['"  • 

Ti'L-nsure,  Irej'-ioure,  ».  trésor. 

—  ,  va.  amasser,  accumuler,  To 
—  iip.  thésauriser.  [rie,  /' 

—  boiine, —  office,  ».  trésore- 
TriAsiircr,    trej'-iou-reur,    ». 

trésorier,»)!. 

Tri-asurersbipe,  trej'-iou- 
reur-chipe,  ».  charge  de  tréso- 
rier,/.         [rerie, /■- trésor,  m, 

Titasurj-,  trej'-iou-ri,  s.  tréso- 

Treat,  telle,  va.  traiter,  réga- 
ler, soigner,  négocier. 

—,  vn.  écrire  sur,  discourir  sur, 
faire  un  arrangement. 

-,  s.  régal,  m. 

Tréaiable,  tr!'ta-bl,  a.  traila- 
ble,  raisonnable,  modéré. 

Tiéaler,  trl'-leur,  s.  négocia- 
teur, m.  [cours,  !)!. 

Tréatiie,  trl'Uze,  s.  traité, dis- 

Tréalmenl,  trite' menot,  s 
traitement,  m. 

■*reâ(}.  trl'-ti,  s.  traité,  accord. 
in.  négociation,  supplication,  f. 

Vréble,  Ireb'-bl,  ci.  triple,  (in 
music)  le  dessus,  m. 

— ,  t)a.  multiplier  par  trois,  tri- 
pler. 

— ,  vn,  tripler,  devenir  triple. 

Trcbleiiess,  treb/'U-nesse,  S. 
triplic^té,  f, 

rrcbly.treb'-bli.nd.  triplement. 

Ti-ee,  tr!,  ».  arbre,  m.  monture, 
f.  (ofa  saddle)  fût,  m.  Fruit 
— .  arbre  fruitier.  \»'all  — , 
espalier. 

T  ii-ii,  irloe.n.  de  bois. 

r*  ofoii,  ui'-foll,  ».  trèfle,  m. 


Treillage,  trel'-lidje,  ».  treilla- 
ge, m.  [jalousie,  f. 

Trollis,  trél'-liss,  s.  treillis,  m. 

TrélllBc-d,  trel'-list,  a.  fermi 
d'une  jalousie. 

Trémblv,  treram'-bl,  un.  trem- 
bler, frissonner,  tremblotter. 

Tiémbling,  tremm'-blinngne, 
».  tremblement,  m. 

— ,  a.  tremblant. 

Trémblinel}',  tremm'-blliiB* 
gne-li,  ad.  en  tremblant. 

TrvniéiidouBitrl-menn'-deuce, 
a.  effroyable,  redoutable,  ter- 
rible. 

Triniéiidoiianess,  trl-mecn'- 
deuce-nesse.  ».  effroi,  m. 

Ti'éiuDiir,  tri'-meur,  s.  trem- 
blement, m. 

TrciuiiloiiH,  trème'-iou-Ieuee, 
a.  tremblotant. 

Tréuiuloiisness,  trème-iou- 
leuce-nesse,  ».  état  de  ce  qui 
tremble. 

Trou,  trenn,».  harpon, dard, m. 

Xi-eiich,  Irennche,  s.  tranché, 
rigole,  ligne,  fosse,  f.  retran- 
chement, m.  [1er,  creuser. 

— ,  i'a.en\ironner  d'un  fossé, taiU 

Tréiichiint,  trenu'-shannt,  a, 
qui  coupe. 

Ticncher,  trenn'-sheur,  (. 
tranchoir,  m.  mets,  plaisirs  d9 
la  table,  m.  pi. 

—  0,1 .  s.  parasite,  m. 

—  ri-iviid,  ».  parasite,  m. 

—  ninn,  gourmand,  m. 

—  niate,  s.  convive. 
Ti'éudle,  trenn'-dl,s.  chose  ron- 
de, A 

Tropàu,  tri-pann',  s.  trépani 
m.   attrape,  stratagème. 

— ,iiii.  trépaner,  attraper  fine- 
ment. 

Trcpâuuer,  Iri-pan'-neur,  ». 
celui  qui  trépane,  fin  matois, 
nî.  [pan,  m. 

Tri'pbfiie.  tri-fine', s.  petit  Iré- 

Tri-pîdâiion,  trep-i-dé'chen- 
ne,  s  —  lion,  f.  trémousse- 
ment, m. 

Trpi>pa>8,  tress'-pass,  vn.  offen- 
ser, violer,   transgresser,   en- 


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TRI 


trer  taLS  droi/  dans  I«  terre 
d'un  autre. 

—  s.  offense,  ^  irinie,  délit, m. 

TrcHpasscr,  tress'  pas-seur,  s. 
délinquant,  m. 

Tri-nsed,  tres'-sed,  a.  tressé. 

Ti'csaes,  tres'-siz,  s.  pi.  tres- 
ses (ofhair),  f.  pi. 

Trcstle,  tres'-sl,  s.  tréteau,  m. 

Ttii.  trelt,  ».  tare,  réfaction,^. 
r!i'iais,m. 

Ti  rthiugs,  treth'-inngz,  s.  Im- 
pôt?, m, pi. 

Ttovei,  treV-ltt,  I.  trépied,  m  . 

Tii-y,  tré,  f.  trois  au  jeu  de 
cartes,  m. 

Tiiitble,  traï'-a-bl,  a.  qu'on 
peut  éprouver,  qui  peut  se 
plaider. 

Ti'i'ad,  tral'-ade,  s.  triade,  f. 

Tri'ul,  trai'-al,5.  épreuve,  preu- 
ve, tentative,  /'.jugement,  pro- 
cès, m.  connaissance  acquise,/. 
To  Iiriug  «o  — ,  faire  le  pro- 
cès. To  make  a  —  or,  Taire 
i 'essai  de. 

Triangle,  tral'-anng  gl,s.  trian- 
gle, m.       flar,  o.  triangulaire. 

Ti'iniigulnr,    traï-anng  -guiou- 

ri'ibe,  traïbe,  $.  tribu,  raCBi  es- 
pèce, famille,  f. 

Ti'iblet,  irib^-lett,  t.  triboulet 
(n  toul),  m, 

Ti'ibuiâtioii,  trib-iou-!é'-cheu- 
ne,  s.  —  tion,  misère,  affiiction, 
f.  [bunal,»n. 

Tribunal,  traibiou'-Dal,  S.  tri- 
Tribune,  trib^'-ioune,  $.  tribun, 
m. 

Ti'ibundlan,  —  liai,  trib-iou- 
nicbe'-ane,  al,  s.  tribunicien,»rt. 

Tributai-jr,  trib'-iou-ta-ri,  a. 
tributaire,  payé  en  tribut. 

Ti'ibuic,  tril<'-ioute,  «.  tribut, 
iOTpôt,  m. 

X'ricL-,  traice,  (.  eonrt  eipace  de 
temps.  In  a  — ,  en  un  clin 
d'œil,  en  un  tour  de  maioi  dans 
un  moment. 

Triciu;;-line.  trar-clnngne-lal- 
ne,  s.  (ma.)  aiguillette,  f. 

Tr>i'k,tril(,  s  ru!9,  supercherie, 
mauvaise  coutume,  habitude,/. 


tour,  artifice,  ))j.  (at  cards), 
levée,  f. 

— ,i'(i.  tromper,  duper, escroquer, 
jouer  un  tour  à  ;  parer,  orner, 
ajuster. 

— .  un.  en  imposer,  vivre  en  che- 
valier d'industrie. 

T.ickoi-y.  trili'-er-l,  ».  dupe- 
rie, tricherie,  f. 

Trackiiig,  trik'-inngne,  s. 
fourberie,  f.  ornemeot,  m.  pa- 
rure, f.  [fin, 

Ti'ii'kisb,  trik'-iche,  a.  fourbe, 

Tiickle,  trik'-kUua.  couler,  de» 
goûter,  ruisseler. 

-.  s.  goutte,  f. 

Trickliug,  trik'-kl-inngne,  a. 
qui  dégoutte,  coule  ou  distille. 

—  ,  écoulement   cpanchement.m. 

Trickiiter,  trik'-steur,  s.  four- 
be, trompeur,  m.  [m. 

Trioksy,trik'-si,a.joli,  mignon^ 

Ti'idcnt,  trai'-deiint,  s.  trident, 

-.  n.  à  3  dents.  [m. 

Triding,  trî'-dinngne,  s.  troi- 
sième partie  d'un  comté  en  An. 
gleterre,  f. 

Triduan,  trid'-jiou-ane,  a.  qui 
dure  trois  jours,  arrive  tous 
les  troisjours.  [triennal. 

Triéuiiial,      traî-ène'-jal,      a. 

Ti-i'er,  traï'-eur,  s,  celui  qui  es- 
saie. 

Ti'irallow,  traï'-fal-16,  va,  don- 
ner un  troisième  labour. 

Triad.  traï'-fide,  a.  Irifide,  divi. 
se  en  trois.  [babiole,  f. 

Ti'iflc,     traï'-Q,     s.     bagatelle, 

— ,  un.  badiner,  s'amuser,  parler 
en  l'air,  se  moquer. 

— ,,  ua.  faire  peu  de  cas  de.  To 
—  Bwn}',  perdre   son  temps. 

Triflcr,  iraï'-fl-eur,  s.  bague- 
naudier,  flâneur,  m. 

TriOiiig,  IraS'-fl-inugne,  a.  dl 
néant,  vain,  frivole. 

Triaiiigl)',  traî'-fl-inngne-li, 
ad   en  badin. 

Triaiugtte>s,  traï'-û-iongne- 
nesse,  s.  frivolité,  /. 

Tr^riirm,  trai'-form,  a.  qui  a 
une  triple  forme. 

Trig,  trig,  va.  enrajer 


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Trigger,  Irig'-gueur,  s.  en- 
rayoir,  m.  délente,  f. 

Trigoual,  trig'-ô-nal,  a.  qui  a 
trois  angles. 

Trigonouietry,  trig-ô-nome^-i- 
tri,,s.  —  raélrie,  f. 

Trilâlcral,  IraMate'-er-a.,  a. 
trilaléral. 

Trill,  trili,  s  roulement,  m. 
cadence,/'. 

— ,  va.  faire  des  roulades.     [1er. 

— ,  vn.  vibrer  :  dégoutter,  ruisse- 

Ti'dling,  tril'-linngne,  s.  rou- 
lade, f.  [m, 

TriDion,  triK-jeune,  i.  trilido, 

Trim,  trimm,  va.  garnir,  équi- 
per, orner,  raser,  faire  la  bar- 
be, emballer,  arrimer  un  na- 
vire. 

-»  a  discourse,  polir  un  dis- 
cours. 

—  a  gardeii,  cultiver. 

—  a  Bail,  border  une  voile. 

—  up,  ajuster,  parer,  polir. 

— ii))i.    hésiter,    balancer    entre 

deux  partis. 
— !  s.    équipage,    vêtement,    j)i. 

parure,  f.    (of  a  sliip)  l'assiet- 

le,f. 

—  )  a.  propre,  beau,    belle,  paré. 
Triuil)',   trimm'-li,     ad.    bien, 

proprement. 

Triuiuier,  trim'-meur,  s,  tem- 
poriseur  ;  celui  qui  sert  deux 
partis  k  la  fois,  renégat  ;  che- 
vôlre,  m. 

Triniuiiug,  trim'-minngne,  s. 
garniture  (of  a  coat  or  £Qva),f. 

TriuiBies»,  trim'-nesse,  5,  agré- 
ment, i)i.  propreté,  f. 

Triiial,  Ti-iue,  iraïnal,  traîne, 
a.  triple  (ast.)  trin. 

Trïiiitàrian,  trine-i-té'-rl-ane, 
a.  trinitaire. 

Triiiii}',  trine'-i-ti,  s.  Trinité./' 

Trjiiket,  Irinng'-kilt,  s.  coli- 
fichet, outil,  ))i.  babiole,  baga- 
telle, voile  de  perroquet,  f. 

Ti-fo,  Iraï'-ôjS.  trio,  m. 

Trip,  trip,  (Ti-ip«)i  vn.  bron- 
cher, glisser,  manquer,  errer, 
tituber,  faire  un  pitit  vopge. 

— j  va.  supplanler,    donntr    un 


croc  en  jambe  à,  surprendra, 
découvrir. 

—  aloHg,  sautiller,  trotter. 

—  up,  donner  le  croc  en  jambe. 
— ,  j.    faux  pas,  m.  glissade,  nié- 

prse,  faute,/',  pelit  vojage,  m. 
Ti'ipartile,    trip'-par-taïte,      a. 

tr  p.irtite.  [f.  ventre,  m. 

Tripe,  traîpe,  s.    tripe,    panse, 

—  tiouse,   —    shop,  —    »lall, 

—  uiai'kcl,  s.  trperie,  f. 

—  nian,  s    tripier,  in. 

—  Tvoman,  s.  tripière,/. 
T.ripedal,  trip'-i-dal,  a.  k  troll 

pieds. 
Tripcry,    traîpe'-eur-i,   j.    de« 

iriDes,  f.  pi.  triperie,  f. 
Ti'ipétalous,    tr-iî-pète-'-a-leu- 

ce,  a   k  trois  pétales. 
Triphthoiig,    trip'-thonng,    i, 

—  thongue. 

Triple,  irip'-pi,  va.  vti.  tripler. 
— ,a.  tiiple. 

—  «rcc,  s.  gibet,  m.  potence,  f. 
Trfplet,  trip'-litt,  s.   trois    cho- 

ses  d'une  môme  espèce,  liois 
vers  qu'on  fait  rimer,  triplet,  ))i. 

Ti'iplicato,  trip'-li-liéle,  a.  tri- 
plé. 

Triplirâlion,  trip-li-Ué'-cheu- 
ne,  s.  acton  de  tripler,  f. 

Triplicity,  traî  plice''-i-ti,  a.  — 
ciié,  f. 

Tripod,  Tii'po»,  traî'-pod  or 
trip'-od,  traî'-poss,  s.  trépied, 
m. 

Tripoli,  trip'-pô-li,  j.tripoli,  »n. 

Tripper,  trip'-peur,  s.  celui  qui 
fait  tomber,  qui  supplante. 

Trippiiig,  Irip'-pinngne,  s.  faux 
pas,  m.  glissade,  danse,  f. 

— ,  a.  en  défaut,  vif,  agile. 

Trippingl)-,  Irio'-pinngne-li, 
ad.  agilement. 

Tripudiâry,  traî-piou-di-é'-rl, 
a.  qui  se  faiten  dansant. 

Tripiidiâtiou,  traî-piou-di-é'- 
cheiiue,  S.  L'action  de  danser. 

Ti'ireuie,  traï'-ri-nie,  s.  trirè- 
me, m.  [»■  trisection,  f. 

Ta-ioéction,       traî-sek'-cheune, 

Trisiful,  trist«'-foul,  a.  triste, 
mélancolique. 


TRO 

Ti'isyll&blcal,  trit-sil-Iab'-i- 
kal,  ((.  tryssillabe. 

TriB)>llal>o,  tris'-sllla-bl,  s. 
trissyllabe,  m. 

Ti'ile,  traite,  a.  commun,  usé, 
vulgaire,  banal. 

TriteiicsB,  traïte'-nesse,  s.  vé- 
tusté, usure,  f. 

Ti'itcly,  tralte-li,  ud.  vulgaire- 
ment, d'une  manière  commu- 
ne, banale. 

Triton,  traî'-toune,  «.triton, m- 

rrittii-able,  trU'-lchiou-ra-bl' 
a.  triturable.  [triturer- 

Ti'iliirate,  trlt'-tchiou-réle,  va 

Trituration,  trit-lchiou-ré'- 
cheune,  j.  trituration,  f, 

Triiinipb,  traï'-eurrf,  s.  triom- 
phe, m.  victoire,  f 

— ,  vn.  triompher,  s'applaudir, 
tirer  va:iité  [triomphal. 

Tridniphiil,     traïeumf  al,     a. 

Tfiùniphaiif ,  traï-eumf^-annt^ 
a.  triomphant,  magniflqne 

—  chariot,  —  car,  s.  cbar  do 
triomphe,  m. 

Triûnipliantif,  tral-euniF- 
annt-li,  ad.  en  triomphe. 

Triûmphcr,  traï-eumf'-eur,  s. 
triomphateur,  m, 

Triûmphins.  traj-eummf'-inn- 
gne.s.  triomphe,  m. 

Triumvir,  tral-eum'-vlr,  ». 
triumvir,  m. 

Ti'iûuiTirate,  tral-eum'-vl-réte, 
t.  triumvirat,  m.  [nitaire. 

Tiiuue,      tral'-ioune,      a.     M- 

Trivial, trlv'-yal,  a.  trivial,  vul- 
gaire, peu  considérable. 

Trivially,  triv'-jal-li,  ad.  tri- 
vialement, [trivialité,  f. 

Trfvîalneas,    (riv'-jal-nesse,  S. 

Troai,  trâte,  «n.  bramer. 

— ,  s.  cri  du  cerf. 

Trôcar,  trô'-kar,  S.  trocar,  m. 

Trochâicnl,  —  ic,  trô-kéM- 
kal,  ilc.a.  trochaïque.  [m. 

Trdchec,     trS'-ki,    ».     trochée, 

Trôciiiliis,  trok'-il-euee,  ».  tro- 
chile,  m.  [trochure, /■. 

Tricliiiis»,  trok'-inngnz,  s.  pi. 

TrôchiKkus,  trfi'-kiss-keuce,  s. 
trochisque,  nt. 


965 


TRO 


Trod  trodticn. part,  do  Treadi 
Ti-oddeu    road,     ».    chemin 

battu,  m. 

Troll,  trôII,  va,  rouler,  mou- 
voir clrculairement,  faire  cir- 
culer. 

— ,  un.  tourner,  rouler;  pêcher 
à  la  trftle  ;  chanter  en    canon. 

—  m^dames,  s.  trou-madame, 
m. 

Ti-ôIIop,trol'-leupe,  s,  salope,^. 
Ti'ônage,  treune'-idje,  s.  droit 

sur  le  pesage  de  la  laine,  m. 
Troop.  trôùp,  S.  troupe,  band», 

cohorte,  ^.  A  —  of  horse,  ». 

compagnie      de     cavalerie,     /. 

Troops,     J.     troupes,    f.   pi. 

armée,  f. 

—  ,  vn.  marcher  en  corps,  k  la 
hâte,  en  compagnie. 

—  off,  se  retirer. 

—  iogether,  ».  s'attrouper. 
Tro<5per,    tro'ùp''-eur,    I.    cava- 
lier, m. 

Trope,  trflpe,  «    trope,  m. 
TriSphied,   trô'-fid,   a.  orné  de 

trophées. 
Ti'ôpliy,  trfi'-B,  ».  trophée,    m. 

—  îc« ,  (at  a  funeral),  hon- 
neurs, m,  pi.  [m. 

Tr6pic,    trop'-ik,    ».    tropique, 

Tropical,  irop'-i-kal,  o.  méta- 
phorique, tropical. 

Tropolégical,  trôpe-ol-od'-dji- 
kal,  a.  figuré. 

Tropdiogy,  trôpo-ol'-od-dji,  I. 
langage  figuré,  ïH. 

Trot,  trolt,  vn.  trotter,  aller  «u 
trot,  marcher  vite. 

— ,  ».  trot,  m.  vieille  femme, 
vieille  guenon,  /  Hard  —, 
grand  trot,  m.  Goutte  —,  le 
petit  trot,  m. 

Ti'otli,  troth,  ».  foi,  vérité,  fi- 
délilé,  f.  lu  —,  de  bonne  foi. 
ITpon  iny— ,  Sur  ma  foi. 

Ti'6ililc88,  troth'-lesse,  a.  per- 
fide, [fiancé. 

Ti'âiliplight,    troth'-plaïle,    a. 

Tréttcr,  trot'-leur,  s.  trotteur, 
m.  [de  moutons,  m.  pi. 

Trottera,    trot'-teur:,    s.  pieds 

Trôttiug,  trot'-tinogne,  ».  trot. 


TRU 


966 


TRU 


Tiolilns  hor«e,  s  troltonr, m.  i 
Troûltadour,  troû'-ba-dour,  s 

tioiibadour,  )Ji. 
Trouble,    '.reuV-bl,    s.    peine, 
misère,    affliclion,     coofusion, 
peine,     affaire,    f.     embarras, 
trouble,  désordre,  m. 
^  xia.  troubler,  incommoder,  fâ- 
cher,    empêcher,    tourmenter, 
embarrasser. 
Troubler,  treub'-bl-eur,  s.  per- 
turbateur, imposteur,  m. 
Troûblcsoiue,treub'-bl-seiime, 
a.  fâclieux,  incommode,  impor- 
tun, fatigant. 
Troûblesoniely,  treub'-blseii- 
me-li,  ad.   ayec  importunité,  à 
contre-temps. 
Troûblcsoœciiess,    treub'-bl- 

seume-nesse,  s.  chagrin   m. 
Troûbic-staic,  treub'-bl-stéte, 

s.  perturbateur,  m. 
Troiigb,    trif,   s.  auge,  huche, 

f.  baquet,  creuset,  m. 
Troul,    liôle,    vn,   se    mouTOir, 
rapidement,  parler  ou  chanter 
avec  tolubilité. 
Troiiiicc,   Iraounnce,    l'a.    châ- 
tier, intenter  un  procès. 
Trojiser»,  lraou'-seurz,s.  chaus- 
ses, f  pi.  culotte  de  matelot,/'. 
A  i»aîr  of  — ,  pantalon. 
Troiit.  iraute,  s.  truite,  f. 
TrÔTcr,      (rd'-veur,     s.     action 

contre  un    receleur,  f. 
Trcw.  Irô,  vn.  penser,  croire. 
Tiôwel,  traou'-il.  s.  truelle,,' 
Troj'weiglu,     truï'-oucle,    i. 
poids  de  douie  onces  à  la  livre, 
m.  ,  , 

Trûiiiidlae,  trou'-ann-daue,  s. 

fainéantise,  f. 
Trûaul,  tro'ù'-antt,  a.  fainéant, 
truand    To  plaj-  the  — ,•  fau*> 
l'école  biiissonnière 
—,  vn.  faire  le  paresseui. 
Trùnuisbip,  trcù'-annt-i  bipe, 

s,  fainéantise,  f. 

Trûbiail,   triub'-téle,  s    femme 

grosse  et  petite,^.  [t:^e,  f. 

Truce,  troiize,    s.    trèie,  armis- 

Trùcbiiian,  treutche'-mane,  s, 

loterpiète,  m. 


Triicid&tlon,  troù-cl-dê'-chen- 

ne,  s.  meurtre,  m.  [in- 

Truck,  treuck,  s.  troc,  échange, 

-  .  i-a.  troquer,   écbanger. 

— ,  un.  faire  un  troc,  un  échange. 
Trucklc,  treuk'-kl, s,  roulette,/' 
— ,  t))i.  céder,  se  soumettre. 
Trûklebed.  treuk'-kl-bid,  s.  lit 
à  roulettes,  m.  [soumis. 

Trùckliiig.  treuk'-kl-innguc,a. 

—  ,  s.  soumission,  f. 
Trûculeuce,  trou'-klou-lenncBi 

j.  férocité,  f.    regard  farouche, 
m. 
Trûcnleut,    troù'-kiou-Ient,    a. 

sauvage,  cruel,  terrible. 
Ti'ûdging,    treudje'inngne,   ». 

corvée,  f, 
Trudge,    treudje,   vn.   se    fati- 
guer,   marcher  aTec   peine,  se 
traîner. 
Truc,  Iroù,  a.  frai,  certain,  sûr, 

réel,  franc,  Bdèle,  légitime. 
Trûeborn.  troV-born,  n.  Vrai. 
Trûebrod,    troTr'-bred,    a.    de 

bonne  race, 
Truehcâi'iod,  trôù-hsrt'-ed,  a. 

franc,  probe. 

Ti  «eheârtedne»»,  troîi-hart'- 

ed-nesse   s.  sincérité,   probité, 

fidélité,  f.  [chise,  f, 

TriieueBs.  troù'-nesse,  s.  fran- 

Trûepenny.      IroV-pen-ni,    f. 

bon  et  hnnnêle  garçon,  m. 
Tiûrflc,  Irou'D,  s.  truffe,  /. 
Trug,  treug,  s.  auge,/. 
Trull,  treuil,  s.  prostituée,  f. 
Trùly,    Iroii'-li,    ad.    vraiment, 

véritablement,  en  vérité. 
Trump,  treummp,  s.  trompe, 
trompette,  triomphe,  f.  atout, 
))(.  To  play  —,  faire  atout. 
To  put  —  to  or  upoik  ibe, 
réduire  à  l'extrémité. 
\  —,  va.  couper  avec  une  Irioin- 
phe,  faire  valoir. 

—  ,vn.  sonner  de  la  trompe. 

—  aboui,  faire  atout.      [poser.; 

—  up,    inventer,     forger,     s^ip-i 
Trùnipery.    treummp'-er-i ,    J. 

rebut,  m.  friperie,  bagatelle, 
chose  qui  parait  meilleure  qu'ai» 
le  n'est,  ^ 


TRU 


967 


TUC 


Trûmpc«,treumiiip'-ilt,  I.  trom- 
pette, trompe,  {. 

—,va.  trompeller,  prfiner,  procla- 
mer. 

— ,  vu.  sonner  de  la  trompette. 

—  tougtied,  a.  gui  a  une  voix 
de  stentor. 

Trûnipeier,  (reummp'-ite-eur, 
(.  trompettei  f.  prôneur,  celui 
qui  publie,    nouvelliste,  m. 

Trûucate,  treunng'-kéte,  va. 
couper,  ettropler. 

Ti'uuc6tion,lreunn-ké''-cbenne, 
s.  l'action  de  couper,  f. 

Trûiichcon,  treuon'-cheune,  ». 
bâton  de  commandement,  gour- 
din, m« 

—,  va.  battre  avec  un  gros  bâton. 

Triiiichcoiiccr,  treunn-cheu- 
ne-!re,  s.  personne  armée  d'un 
gourdin. 

Ti-tiiidie,  treunn''-dl,  s.  ronlet- 
te,  f.  camion, m.  lanterne, sar- 
bacane, f. 

—,  va.  rouler,  faire  rouler. 

—  lail,  s,  queue  ronde,  fille  qui 
balaie  le  sol  avec  sa  robe. 

Triiuk,  treunngk,  s.  coffre, 
bahut,  m.  tronc,  tuyau,  m. 
malle,  trompe  d'éiéphaot,  f. 

—  Kiaker,  j.  lajetier,  m. 

—  light,  S.  abat-jour,  m. 
— ,  ra.  tronjonner,  rogner. 
Trûiikcd,  treunogkt,    a.  qui  a 

un  tronc. 
Trûuiiion,    treune^-jeune,    s. 

tourillon,  m. 
Ti'ûsiou,  trôù'-jeune,  s.  act.  de 

pousser. 
Ti'usK,  treusse,  s.  trousse,  botle, 

f.    faisceau,    bandage,  suspen- 

goir,  m. 
•-,  va.  empaqueter,  nouer,   lier, 

attacher,  trousser  une  volaille, 

enlever. 
Trust,  treuste,  t.  confiance,  as- 
surance,   proljité,    fertilité,   f. 

dépôt,  crédit,  m. 
—,  va.  coufier,  fier,  faire  crédit. 

—  ,  un.    croire,  se   lier,  espérer, 

—  *o,  faire  fond,    is'attendrç  à. 
tjriislée,  treuss-l!',  $.  commis- 
saire, curateur,  m. 


Ti-u«tceship,  trcuss-tl'-chipe, 
s.  curatelle,  /. 

T>-ûstci-.  treusste'-eur,  s.  celui 
ou  celle  q  li  confie. 

Trûmily.  treuste'-i-li,  ad.  '"" 
lemcnt. 

Ti'iisiiiicsa.  treus'ti-nesse,  s 
fidélité,  probité,  f. 

Trust}',  treuste'-i,  a.  sûr,  affidé 
fidèle,  intègre. 

Truth,  trotilh,  5.  vérité,  con 
stance,  vertu,  exactitude,  jus 
tesse,  /.  vrai,  m.  Of  a  — 
iu  — ,  sérieusement,  réelle' 
ment, 

Triiiiimilon,  troù-ti-nê'-cheu 
ne,  s.  l'action  de  peser,  f. 

Try,  traï,  va.  essayer,  éprouver, 
(xaminer,  consiilérer,  pesé 
tâcher,  faire  ses  efforts,  faire  le 
procès,  juger,  purifier,  porter 
en  justice.  To  —  expcri 
nieiiis,  faire  des  expiirienceô 
'Wu  shall  —  Ihe  uiattei 
by  Bwoi'd,  nous  termineron 
ce  différend  &  la  poiute  de  i'é- 
pie. 

—,  vn.  essayer,  tenter,  s'efforcer. 

Tiib,  teub,  s.  cuve,^  cuvier,  m 
Powdei'iiig  —,   s.  saloir,  m 

Tube,  tiuube,  f.  tube,  tuyau, m 
trompe,  f. 

Tùbcrcle,  tiou'-beur-kl,  $,  é\e- 
vure,  tubercule,  f. 

Ti'iberose,  tioube'-rftze,  (.  tu 
béreuse,  /. 

Tubei'ôsity,  tiou-beur-oss'-i-ti 
S    —  site,  tumeur,  f. 

Tùbei'ouR,  tiou''-beur-euce,  a 
luiiéreux. 

TùbTuI,  teub''-fou!,  j.   cuvée,  f, 

Tiibiilar,  tiou'-biou-lar,  a.  tu 
bulaire,  en  forme  de  tube. 

Tabule,  tiou'-bioule,  s.  petit 
tube,  m, 

Tuck,  teuk,  s,  estoc,   filet,  m. 

— ,  va,  trousser,  retrousser,  re 
lever.  —  in,  border,  garnir, 
couvrir. 

Tùcker,  teuk'-keur,  j.  colleret- 
te, f.  tour  de  gorge,  m. 

Tùcksers,  teuk'-seurz,  s.  pi 
maeljellëres,  f.  pi. 


TUM 


968 


TUN 


TAeirou,  tiou^-ale-urD)  s.  tuyè- 
re, f. 

Tûesalny,  Uouss'-dl,  J.  Mardi, 
j)!.Thro»o  —,  S.    mardi-fras. 

TMf<<  teuft,  va.  orner  d'une 
touffe.  [toupet,  ni. 

— .  s.  touffe,  aigrette,  huppe,   f. 

Tûfled,  Tùrty,  teuf'-ted,  ti,  a. 
touffu,  velouté,  liuppé. 

Tugi,  teug,  va.  tirailler,  tirer. 

—,  vn.  tirer,  tra-vailier,  faire  de 
grands  efforts,  suer  saog  et 
eau.  To  —  for  life,  gagner 
sa  TÎe  &  la  sueur  de   son  Tront 

— ,  >.  effort,  m.    peine,  f, 

Tiigger,  teug'-gueur,  t.  celui 
qui  tire  avec  efforts. 

Tiiitiou,  tlou-icbe'-eune,  «.con- 
duite, protection,  tutelle,  f. 

Tûlip.  tiou'-lipe,  s.  tulipe,  f. 

—  trce,  s.  tulipier  (a  tree),  m. 
Tûmble,  teum'-bl.s.  chute, cul- 
bute, f.  To  geta  —,  loniLer. 

—,  un,  tomber,  se  rouler,  dégrin- 
goler, 

—,  va.  renverser,  rouler,  jeter, 
chiffonner. 

—  oui. jeter  dehors. 

—  ovcr,  tourner  et  retourner. 
Tûnibler,  teum'-bl-eur,   s.  ba- 
teleur, sauteur;  gobelet,  m. 

—  dog,  s.  basset,  m. 
Tûmbrel,    teum'-bril,  s.    tom- 
bereau, m. 

Tunicrâctiou,  ti0U''-ml-r3k- 
cheune,  s,  —  tion,  enflure,  (. 

Tiiuief]',  tiou'-mi-faî,  va.  tumé- 

— .  vn.  fe  tuméfier,  enfler,     [fier. 

Xiiiuid,  Tûmoi'uus,  tiou'-mid, 
meur-euce,  a.  eaflé,  ampoulé, 
enflé. 

Vûiuour,  tion'-meur,».  tumeur, 
enflure,  grandeur  affectée, con- 
tenance orgueilleuse   f. 

Ti'iiuiilate,  tion'-mioa-iéte,  Vn. 
enfler,  s'enfler. 

Tiinitilosc,  tiou'-mion-Iflse,  a. 
irontueux,  couvert  de  collines. 

Tiiuiult,  tiou'-nic-ult,  s.  tumul- 
te, trouble,  m.  émotion,  f. 

Tuuûltuarily,  tiou-meul'> 

tchiou-a-ri-|],  ad.  tamultuaire- 
Bent,  en  tumulte. 


Tiimnldiariucss,  tion-meul' 
lobiou-a-ri-nesse,  s.  lurbulenca, 
disposition  au  tumute. 

Tuaiûlliiarj.      TiimûltuoiiB, 

tiou-meul'-tchiou-a-ri,  tchiou- 
euce,  a.  tumultueux,  confus, 
séditieux.  Inquiet. 

Tuoiûlluoic,  tiou-meul^-tchioa- 
éte,  vn.  exciter  du  tumulte. 

Tuuiiiliii&iioii.  tiou-meul- 
tchiou-é'-cheune,  J.  npouve- 
ment   confus  et  irrégulier. 

TumûUiiouBly,  tiou-meuK- 
tchlou-euc8-li,  ad.  tumultueu- 
sement. 

Tuiuûlcuouineca,  tiou-menl'- 
tchion-euce-nesse,  l.  sédition 
populaire,  f, 

Tuu,  leunn,s.  tonneau,  m.  ton- 
ne, grande  quantité,  mesure 
cubique  (1  m.  c.  189),  f.  poids 
(1,016  k.  920);  ivrogne,  m. 

—  kellied,  a.  pansu. 

— .  vn.  entonner,  mettre  en  barils. 

Tûiiable,  ticu'-nabl,  a.  harmo- 
nieux, [se,  s.  harmonie,  f» 

Tiiiiubletieas,    tiou^-na-bl-nes- 

Tuiinblj-,  tiou'-na-bli,  ad.  har- 
monieusement. 

Time,  tioune,  s.  air,  ton,aecord, 
ordre,  m.  In —  ,  d'accord,  Oui 
of   —,  pas  d'accord, 

— ,  va.  accorder,   cliaoler. 

— ,  vn.  faire  des  accords,  fre- 
donner 

Tiiitc-rul,  tioune'-foul,  a.  mé- 
lodieux. 

Ti>iiele«0,  tloune'-lesse,  a.  dis- 
cordant, [accorde. 

Tùiier,    tlou'-neur,  s.  celui  qui 

Tiiiiic,  tiou'-nik,  ».  tunique, 
membrane,  f.  {f. 

Tûiiiclc,  tiou'-nl-kl,  3.  tunique, 

Ti'ining.  tiou-ninngne,  t.  action 
d'accorder. 

—  roi'k,  f..  diapason,  m. 

_  bsiiumer,  s,  clef,  marteac 
d'accordeur,  m, 

Tiiniiage,teuD^-nidje,  (.  tonna- 
ge, in. 

Tunnel,  teun'-nil,s.  entonnoir, 
tiijau,  m.  tonnelle,  (a  net)  pei^ 
cée  souterraine,  f.  tunnel,  m. 


TUR 


969 


TUR 


Tiiiiiiel,V(i,prendre&  la  tonnelle, 
percerun  tunnel. 

Tiiiiiiy,    teun'-ni,    «.    (a   flsb), 

Tlhon,  m. 
up,  teup,  t.  bélier,  m. 

^,vti.  heurter  comme  un  bélier. 

Tûi-I>an,  teur''-beune,  s.  tur- 
ban, m. 

Tûiliary,  teur'-ba-rl,  s.  droit 
de  prendre  des  tourbes. 

Tûrbid,  teur'-bide,  a.  trouble, 
épais.  [bourbe,  f. 

Tûi'bidnes*,  teur'-bid-nesse,s. 

Tiii-biuated,  teur^-bi-né-ted,  a. 
liirbiné.  [m. 

Tni'ltot,  teur'-beutt,  ».   turbot, 

Tûibuleuce,—  cy,  teur'-biou- 
ientice,  lenn-ci,  s.  —  ee,  f.  es- 
prit remuant,  tumulte,  m. 

Turbulent,  teur'-biou-lennt,a. 
—  lent,  brouillon,  séditieux, 
remuant. 

Tiii-bulcntly,  teur'-biou-!ennl- 
1),  ad.  turbulemment. 

Tiird,  teurd,  s,  merde,  ordure, 
f.  [mauvais,  incivil., 

Tûrdy,   tenrd'-i,   a.    merdeur, 

Turf,  teurf,  (•  gazon,  m.  cour- 
be, A 

Tûrciam,  teur'-sizm,  (.  maho- 
métism,  m. 

Tuieén  ,  tlou-rSne',  t.  soupiè- 
re, A 

—,  vrt.  gaionner,  couvrir  de  gazon. 

TûVfy,  teurf'-i,  a.  plein  de  ga- 
zon. 

Tiii'gésceuce,  —  cy,  teur- 
djess'-cennce,  cenn-tl,  «.bouf- 
fissure, turgescence,  f.  gonfle- 
ment, m.  [fi. 

TCûrgld, teur'-djid.n.  enflé,  bouf- 

Xiii'gidily,  teur-djid'-i-ti,  s.  en- 
fiure, A  [que, A 

Tiii-k,  teurk,  j.  Turc,  m.   Tur- 

— 'scup,   ».  (flower)  martagon, 

—  V  shoe,  ».  babouche,  f.    [m. 
Tûrkey,  teur'-ki,  s    Turquie,  f. 

—  cock,  s.  coq  d'Inde,  m. 

—  Ueii,  s.  poule  d'Inde,  A 

—  pou<,  s   dindonneau,  m. 
Tûrkish,  teur'-kicbe,  a.  Turc, 

m.  Turque,  f.  [se,  f. 

Tui'koîM,  teur-klse',  ».  turquoi- 


Tiirm,  teurw,».  troupe,  f. 

Tùi-meric.  teur'-mer»ic,  S.  s«- 
fran  des  Indes,  m. 

Tûi'uioil,  teur/-moïl,  ».  vacar- 
me, trouble,  m.  peine,  f. 

— ,  va.  harceler,  harasser,  in- 
quiéter. 

Tiii-u,  teuri.,  va.  tourner,  re-= 
tourner,  détourner,  changer, 
façonner,  transformer,  tradui- 
re, convertir. 

— ,  vu.  tourner,  changer,  se 
transformer,  se  faire,  se  mou- 
voir, devenir,  s'altérer,  rouler 
sur,  dépendre  de,  se  convertir^ 
se  cailler,  tourner. 

—  nboiif,  tourner,  tournoyer. 

—  ogaiii, se  retourner, faire  tête. 

—  nway,  chasser,  congédier, 
quitter  le  parti. 

—  liack,  s'en  retourner,  ren- 
voyer. 

—  donu,  plier. 

—  iu,  rempiler,  rendoubler. 

—  in  aiid  oui,  serpenter. 

—  iuio,  métsmorpnoser,  chan- 
ger en. 

—  off,  se  défaire,  renvoyer. 

—  oiio'a  rclîgiou,  changer  de 
religion.  [ver  le  cœur. 

—  oiie's  aComach,   faire  soule- 

—  oui,  chasser,  sortir,   déloger. 

—  OTer,  feuilleter. 

—  oirer  to,  remettre,  renvoyer. 

—  (ail,  tournoyer,  biaiser. 

—  tUe  pcnuy,  faire  valoir  son 
talent. 

—  «o,  avoir  recours  à. 

—  io  oue,  se  tourner,  se  ranger. 

—  wp,  lever,  relever,  trousser, 
retrousser. 

—  upside  dowii,  chavirer,  bon- 
leverser.  _5' 

—  wbite,  devenrr  tianc. 

—,  s.  tour,  détour,  service,  trait, 
changement,  mouvement  circu- 
laire, petit  voyage,  m.  passion 
dominante,  forme,  occasion,/. 
A  frieudly  —,  un  service 
d'ami.  A  good  —,  au  ill  —, 
an  bon  ou  mauvais  service,  A« 
e»ery  —,  à  tout  propos.  By 
—s,  tour  i  tour. 


TUT 


970 


TWI 


TArnsIck,  teurn'  slk,  a.  h  qui 
la  tête  tourne. 

Tûnijineiii,  teurn'-a-mennt,  (. 
tonrnoi,  m.  joule,  f. 

Tûrnbench,  teurn'-bennlcbe, 
s.  tour  de  tourneur. 

Tûriiljack,  teuro'-bal,  s.lftche, 
apostat. 

Tûriicoal,  teirn'-kftte,  s.  dé- 
serteur, révolté,  renégat,  ?ïi. 

Tûrner,  teurn'-eur, s.  tourneur, 
m.  [tourneur, 

Tûriicrj'.  <eurn^-eur-i,  s.  art  du 

Tûriiliig,teurn'-inngne,s.  tour, 
détour,  coude,  angle,  }n. 

Tûriiiiigiicss,  leurn'-inngne- 
nessfi,  s.  subterfuge,   m. 

Tûrnip,  teurn'-ip,  s.  navel,  m. 

Tûriikey,  teurn'-ki,  s,  guiche- 
tier, m,  [rière,  /. 

Tiii'iipike,  teurn'-païke,  «.  bar- 

Tûi'iiiuaii,  teurn'-raane,»,  bar- 
rager,  m. 

Tûriimoiiej,  teurn'-meune-i,». 
droit  de  barrage,  m. 

Tûs'iisol.  teurn''sol,  ;>  soleil 
(a  plani). 

Tûri>$|iii,  leurn'-sp'tl,  ».  tour- 
nebroche,  maimlton,  m, 

Tûrii8iilf,tourn'-staïle,  s.  tour- 
niquet, m. 

Tûrpesiliiie,  teur^-penn-taîne, 
».  térébenthine,  m. 

—  trec,  s.  térébinthe,  m. 

Tûi-piittde,  teur^-pi-tioude,  ». 
turpitude,  bassesse,   infamie,/'. 

TûrrcI,  teur'-ril,  ».  tircfond,  >/i. 

TùiTct,  teur'-rett,  ».  tourelle, 
f.  donjon,  m.  [te:é. 

Tûrrpitod.  leur'-relt-ed,  <i,  cbâ- 

Tûrtle,  teur'-tl,  ».  tourterelle, 
tortue  de  mer,  f. 

Tûrdedove,  teur'-tl-deuTe,  ». 
tou.'-'erelle,  f. 

Tûsoan,  teuV-kane,  s.  (in  »r- 
chit.)  le  Toscan,  m. 

Tusb,  leuche,  int.  fi  1 

Tusk,  leusk,  s.  défeoso  (of  élé- 
phant, fang,  etc.). 

Tûtiky,  —  ked,  teus'-ki,  ked, 
a.  qui  a  des  défenses. 

Tnleliige,  tiou'-ti-lédje,  ».  tu- 
telle, mîDorUé,/'. 


rjr,  tiou'-li-lar,  la- 
life. 


Tûtela 

ri,  a.  tulélaif 

Tûior,  tiou'-teur,  s.  précepteur, 
maître,  tuteur,  m 

— ,  va.  instruire,  corriger,  re- 
prendre, maliriser. 

Tûlornge,  tiou'-teui-édje,  (. 
autorité  du  précepteur,  f. 

Tôtoross,  liou'-teur-esse,».  tu- 
trice, gouvernante,  f, 

Tûlomhip,  tiou'-tenr-chipe,  (. 
préceptorat,  m. 

Twain,  louéne,  o.  deux,  couple. 

Twang,  touanng,  ».  son  aigu, 
mauvais  accent,  mauvais  goût, 
évent,  m.  [siffler. 

— ,  rendre  un  son  aigu,  claquer, 

Tnângliug.  touanng'-linngne, 
II.  qui  fait  un  bruit  désagréable, 

Tnaiik.  louanngk,  v'-i.  faire  ren- 
dre un  son,  faire  résonner, 

Tnâiile,  touot'-ll,  un.  caque- 
ter, jaser,  [senr. 

Twâitler,  touot'-tl-eur,  s,  cau- 

Tnâuliiig,  touot'-tlinngne,  ». 

babil,  caquet,  m, 

I  Tweak,    Twe.ig,    Tneague, 

[      touik,  tuuigue,».  embarras,  m, 

perplexité,  f.  pinçon,  action  de 

pincer.  [doigts. 

-,  l'd.  p'ncer,    serrer    entre    les 

Tncedic,  Tnîdle,  toi;t'-dl, 
touaï'-dl,  ta.  manier  douca- 
ment,  loucher  légèrement. 

Twéi'zei'B,  louî'-zeurz,  S.  pin- 
cettes, petites  pinces,/',  pi. 

Twelfib,  tou.'lfih,  ».  douz  ème, 

—  dny,  —  lidc,  S.  les  rois,  f. 
pi.  r'Épiphanie,  f. 

Tw»-I«e,  touelve,  a.  douie. 

—  dozeii,  s    grosse,  f. 

—  nioiiili,  s.  an,  m.  année,  /. 
Bj'  ikia  time  —,  d'ici  à  un 
an. 

—  pence,  S.  ichelling,  m. 

—  peiinj-,  a    d'un  sclielling. 
TwëlTi-Bcore,     toiielve'-skors, 

s.  deux  cent  quarante. 

Twéiiiivili,  touenn'-ji-elh,a.  ». 
vingtième. 

Twéiily.  louenii'-ti,   a.  vingt. 

Tniliill.  touai' bil,  s.  hallebar- 
de, pince  de  paveur,  f. 


TWI 


971 


TYP 


T«lee,loua!ce,  ad.  deux  fols. 
_  toia.ad.  doublement,  au  dou- 
ble, [ge,   baguette,  f. 
Tnis,  touig,  ».  rejeton,  m.  Tcr- 
Twi'ssï,  touig'-gui,  a.  plein  de 

rejetons. 
Tniligt-  louaï'-laRe,  s.  crépus- 
cule, m.  Bï  -,  entre  chien  et 
_,  a   obscur.  l'°"P- 

Twi",  touine,  a.  s.  jumeau,  ))i. 

jumelle,/.    Gémeau?:,  m.pl. 
_  brotbers,    J.  pi'  frères    ju- 
meaux, m.  pi 
—  Iioi-n,  (I.  jumeau,  jumelle. 
—,vii.  êtrejumeaux, s'accoupler, 

s'assortir. 

Twine.    toualne,    J.    fil   retors, 

embrassement,   enlrelac«ment, 

^,  [unir,  joindre. 

—,   va.    entortiller,    entrelacer, 

about,  embrasser. 

■^,  vn.    s'unir,  s'entrelacer,   ser- 
penter. ,.  .   , 
Twinge,    touinndje,    J.     point, 
tourment,  m.  douleur  aigue,  f- 
~,va.   tourmenter,  p.noer,  cau- 
ser unevi-ve  douleur. 
Twiul^i      Twliike,      Twin- 
kline,  touinogit,  touinngk'-kl, 
linngne,s.  lumière  étincelante, 
œillade,    scinUllation,    f.  clin- 
d'œil,  court  espace  de  temps,  7n. 
rwiukic,  vn   étincelcr,  briller. 
_  vitb    oue'»  eye,  cligner  les 

T«i.iUli..g,   -I.  étincelant   bril- 

Tmii»"--'-,  touln'-neur,s.  terne 
le  qui  met  bas  2  petits. 

Twirl.  toueurl,s    tournoiement, 
mouvement  circulaire,  tour, 

—,  trn   tournoyer,  tourner. 

Twist,  touiste,   s.   cordon,  cor- 
donnet,  tortillement,   tordage, 

i     -.ia.    tordre,  retordre,   enlor- 
f.'        «lier,  tresser,  élreindre. 

-,  vn    s'entortiller, s'entrelacer,, 
^an'ger  avec  avidité,    [cordier. 
•«J»«er.touisle'-eur,.stordeur, 
fwii,    touitl,  vn.   faire  des  re- 
proche» .  , 
Iwiicb,  touilche,  ta   pincer, ti- 
rer »vec  \iiesao. 


Twitch,s.  peine,  contraction, f. 
tiraillement,  m. 

Twitcbgrass,  touitche'-grasa, 
s.  chiendent,  m 

TwOier,  touit'-teur,  va.  rica- 
ner, rire  au  nez,  s'impatienter, 
avoir  envie. 

—  ,s.  passion,  inclination,  f. 
TwiHei-ÎMg.touit'-teur-inngna, 

s.  ricanement,  m.       3 
TwiHlefwâ«tle,tOuil'-tl-lOUOt'- 
tl,  s.  babil,  caquet,  m. 

—  ,  l'n.  causer,  baliiller. 
Tivixt,  touikst,  V.  Bclwix». 
Two,  tou,  a.  deux. 
Tw6ed);c<l,  tou'-edjd,  a.  kdeui 

trancliants. 
Twobniided,  tôu'-hannd-ed.  o. 
robuste,    qui    a    deux    mains, 
énorme. 

—  swoi'il,  s.  espadon,  m* 
Twôrold.  tou'-l'old,  a.  divisé  en 

deux    double. 
— .  ad.  au  double,   doublement. 
T}e,tal,  s.  lien,  nœud,  m. 
—,  va.  lier,  nouer. 
Tj'hig,  tal'-inngne,  S.   I  action 

de  lier,  d'atiucher. 
Tjkc,  ta!ke,S.  chien,  m.  [f. 

Tj'iubul,  timm'-bal,  s.  timbale, 
Tj'nipnii.  timiii'-pane,  s.    tjm- 

pan,  tambour,  m. 
Tympaniini,   timm'-pa-nei'me, 

s.    tvmpan    de     l'oreille,  tam- 


bour, m.  .       , 

T>/mp»..y,Tj'...p«i>!«e,limiQ'» 

pa-ni,  naite,  s.  enflure,  Ijmpa- 
nite,  f. 

Ty'nj,  tat'-ni,  O.  petit. 

Type,  taîpe,  s.  type,  modèle,  ca- 
ractère, i-jmbole,  ni.  figure,  f. 

Ty'pick,  Tj'pical,  tip'-ii,  1- 
kal,  a.  typique,  emblémat.que. 

Ty'p'ically,  tip'-i-kal-li,  (ld« 
dans  un  sens  typique. 

Ty'pîcaluf»»,  tip'-i-kal-nesse, 
J.  état    de  ce  qui  est  eœbléma- 

ti<l"8-  ,  .  ,  , 

Ty'pify»  tip'-i-iai,  «a,  vep 

ter,  figurer. 
Typôgiapbor,  ïpog'-graf- 

feur.s.  imprimeur,  jn. 
.  Typogrâ^kical,     tipô-gral'-i- 


UIT 


972 


UMB 


tal,  a,  d'imprimeur,  typogra- 
phique, emblémalique. 

Tjpogf&iihically,  tip-ô-graf- 
i-kal-li,  a(i.  d'une  manièie  em- 
Llémalique,/'. 

Typdgrapbj,  taîpog'-graf-i,  ». 
typographie,  imprimerie,  re- 
présentation emblématique,  f. 

Tyi-Anuess,  tir'-ra-nesse,  s. 
femme  despote. 

Tji'âuiiic,  Tjrânnical,  taT- 
ran'-aik,  ni-kal,  a.  tyrannique 


Tj-râiiuically.  laï-ran'-nl-kal- 
ii, ad.  tjrauniqiiement,  en  ty- 
ran, [s.  —  cide,  m. 

Tirâiiiiicide)  taï-ran'-ni-saïde, 

Ty'i'aiiiiize,  ti'-rane-aîie,  vn. 
tyranniser. 

Tj'i'uiiuy,  tir'-rane  f,  s.  tyran- 
nie, dureté, violence, rigneur,^. 

Tj-'i-aiit,  taï'-rannt,  s.  tyran, 
despote,  m. 

Tj'io,  taî'-rô,  o.  apprenti,  no- 
vice. 


u 


N.  B.  Chercher  par  {m  ou  l'u  les 
mots  qui  ne  se  trouveraient  pas 
par  wm  ou  un 

V.  yon,  u,  m,  [bondant. 

C'iicroua,  jon'-ber-euce,  a.  a- 

U'berly,  jou'-ber-ti,  I.  abon- 
dance, fertilité,  f. 

CbiqiiiCj-.you-bik'-oui-ti,».  pré- 
sence universelle,  /, 

Vdder.  end'-deur,  t.  pis,  m. 
mamelle,  tétine,  A 

Cddercd,  eud'-deurd,  O.  i  ma- 
melle, à  pis. 

C'slily,  eug'-ll-li,  ad.  tllaine- 
ment,  mal. 

Vgliiicss,  eng'-li-nesse,  j.  lai- 
deur, turpitude,  infamie,/". 

C'gly.  eug'-li,  a.  laid,  vilain,  dif- 
forme. 

C'Iccr,  eul'-seur,   s.  ulcère,  m. 

Vlcered,  eul'-seurd,  n.    ulcéré 

C^lccrate,  eul-seur-éte,  va.  ul- 
cérer, [s.  —  tion    /. 

Clcerâlion,  enl-ceur-é'-cheune, 

U'Iceroiio.  eul'-seur-euce,  a. 
plein  d'ulcères. 

Vlcerousuess,  eul'ceur-euce- 
nesse,  s.  état  de  ce  qui  est  ul- 
céré, [boueux,  vaseux. 

I]ligiiiou8,/ou-lid'-djine-euce,a. 

Vltc'i'ioi-,  eul'-ti-ri-eur,  a.  ulté- 
rieur, subséquent.  [nier. 

V''liiiuaie,  eul^-li-méte,  a.  der- 


C'l(inia«ely.  euK-ti-méte-li,  ad. 

en  ilernîer  lieu,  enfin. 
Uliramni'iiie,   eul-lra-ma-rîne', 

a.   d'outre-nier. 
— ,  s.  outremer  (a  colour),  m, 
I71ii-ani6ittaiic.   eut-tra-monn^* 

léne,  a.  —  monlain. 
llliiaiiéoua,  eul-lra-nl'-eoce, a. 

volontaire.  [f. 

l/iubel,eumm'-bel,  s.  ombelle, 
U'uibellatcd.CiubélIfreroua, 

eumm'-bel-'é-ted,  lif-fer-euce 

a.  ombellifère. 
Cmber,   eumm'-beur,  ».  terre 

d'ombre,  f.  ombre  (a  fish),  m. 
ÏI'mbei-od,eumm'-beurd,  a. om- 
bré, couvert.  [—  cal. 
l'iubilical,    eumm-biK-i-kal,    a. 
Uiubilivus,    eumm-biK'i-keuC8, 

s.  ombilic,  nombril,  m. 
l''iiibles,  eumm'-blz,  s. pi,  Dom- 

bles  d'un  cerf,  f.  pi. 
K'iubo,    eumm'-bd,    ».  nombril 

du  bouclier,  f. 
U'uibrage,     eumm' bridge,     s, 

ombrage,  soupçon,  ))!.  ombrei 

apparence,  f. 
l'uibi'âgcoiis,      eumm-Dré'-dji- 

euce,  a.  ombrageux. 
l'uibrégcousiiess,  eumm-bré'- 

dji-euce-nesse,  ».  ombre,  /■.  ca- 

raclère  ombrageux,  m. 
r  itibrel,     Uiubrélla,    eumm'- 

brel,  brel'-la.  ».  parasol,  par»- 


UiNA 


1)73 


UNA 


pluie,  m.   To  open,  to  sliiit 

au  —,  ouvrir,   fermer  un 
rapluie.  [pluie,  m 

—  case,    s.   fourreau    de    para 

—  Blaud,  s.  porte-parapluie,  m 
Ciubrôsît)',  eumm-bross'-i  ti,  s 

ombrage,  m.  ténèbres,  f.  pi, 
U'mpiragc,  euiuQi'-pi-ridje,   s 

arbitrage,  m.  ['re,  m 

Vmpire,  eumm'-païre,  s.    arbi 
Un,  eune  or  eunn,  particule  né 

gative  qui  se  place  devant  le 

adject'fs  ou  les  \eibes. 
Diiabàsbvd,    eune-a-basbl',    a 

éhonté, 
Viiabiliiy,  euDe-a-blK-i-ti,«. In 

capacité,  f. 
Ciiâble,  eune  é'-bl,((, incapable 

—  tn  pay,  insolvable. 
CnâbleueBB,    eunu-é''-bl-nesse, 

s.  incapacitéj  f. 

Cuabôlisbcd,  eune-a-boK-isht, 
a.  qui  reste  en  vigueur. 

Iluubs61icd,  eune-ab-solvd',  a. 
qui  n'est  pas  absous. 

Viiûcccplnblc,  eune-ak'-cep- 
ta-bl,  a.  déplaisanti 

Vuâcceptubleuecs,  eune-aU- 
cep-ta-bl-uesse,  ».  désagré- 
ment, m. 

Viiâcccpied,  eune-ali'-cep-ted, 
a  qui  n'est  pas  bien  reçu,  re- 
fusé, [bl,  a.  inaccessible. 

Iliiaccéssiblo,    eune-ak'-ces-si- 

CiiaccéssibleiiesB,  eune-ak- 
ces'-si-bl-nesse,  s.  état  de  ce 
qui  est  inaccessible. 

(Juuccôiuniodatcd,  eune-ak- 
kom'-niô-dé-ted,  a,  indigent, 
malaisé. 

Uiiaccômpaiiied,  eune-ak- 
keumm'-pa-nid,  «.  saris  suite. 

Cuaccôiuplishcd,  eune-ak- 
komm'-plisbt,  a.  imparfait,  in- 
complet. 

Vuaccoûn<able,  eune  ak- 

kaounn'-la-bl,rt.  bizarre, étran- 
ge, inexplicable. 

Vnaccâuulableiicsa,  enne-ak- 
kaounn'-ta-bl-nesse,  s.  bizar- 
rerie,^. 

Ciiaccoûiitabljr,  eune-ak- 

kaounn'-ta-bli,     ad.    éUannn- 


ment,  d'une  manière  inconce- 
vable. 

Uiiacciirate.  euneak'-kiou-ré- 
le,  a.  inexact. 

tliiâcciii'alexi'ss,  eune-ak'- 
kiou-réte-nesse,  s.  inexactitu- 
de, f. 

lJiiai'kii6wIcdgcd,  cune-ak- 
noK-lidjd,  a.  méconnu,  désa- 
voué. 

Uiiaccusldiued,eune-ak-keus'- 
teumd,  a.  inaccoutumé,  nou» 
veau. 

tJnâcbing,  eune  é'-kinngne,  a, 
qui  n'est  point  douloureux, 
inoffcnsif. 

IluarqiiâSntance,  eune-ak- 
kouénn'-lannce,s.  ignorance,;'. 

Uiiacqiiàiitled,  eune-ak- 

kouénn'-led,  a.  qui  ignore, 
nouveau, inconnu. 

Unucqiiâiiiivdiiesg,  eune-ak- 
l;ouénn'-ted-nesse,  s.  ignoran- 
ce, ;'. 

Uuâctivo,  eune-ak'-tive,  a.  pe- 
sant, lent,  nonchalant. 

Viiâcluaicd,  eune-ak'-lcliiou-é- 
tid,  a.  indolent-      [pas  admiré. 

Viiadmired,  eunead-maïrd/,  a. 

Uiiad<ii'vd,eune-a-dord',  a.  non 
adoré.  [sans   ornements. 

Uiiadôrned     eune-a-dornd',  a 

Uiiudûlteratcd,  eune-a-deul^- 
leur-é-led,  a.  pur. 

Viiadvéïiluroua,  eune-ad- 

venn'-lchiou-reuce,  n.  prudent. 

VuadTisable,  eune-ad-vaï''-za- 
bl,  a.  mal  i  propos. 

Cnadviscd,  eune-ad-vaïzd'',  a. 
mal  avisé,  imprudent,  indis- 
cret, téméraire. 

llii«dïi«edly,eune-ad-vaïzd''-li, 
ad.  imprudemment. 

UnadvfsedneBS.  eune-ad-vaïzd''- 
nesse,  s.  imprudence,  précipi- 
tation, f. 

Vuaffvcted,  ei  ne-af-feV-ted,  a. 
naïf,  point  ému. 

Vuâlléctedly,  eune-af-fek'-ted- 
li,  ad.  sans  affectation,  simple- 
ment, 

Viiuilêctcdneeii,  euce-af-feV- 
ted-aesse,  s.  simplicité,  ft 


DNA 


974 


UNA 


Xinr.fféctiiig,  euDe-ar-fekMInn- 

gne,  a.  fade. 
Ciiaraicied.  euDe-ar-flikf-ed,  a. 

exempt  de  cbagrin. 
Viiogréeable,  eune-t-gri'-a-bl, 

a.  disconvenant. 
Ciiâidable,     eune-ê'-da-bl,     a. 

qu'on  ne  saurait  aider. 
Ciinided,  eune-é'-ded,  a.   sans 

secours. 
Viiâlienable,  euoeéle'-jène-a- 

bl,  n.  inaliénable. 
Viiâllled,  euae-al'-Iid,  a,  sans 

alliance,  sans  rapport. 
tJiinllén'ed,  eune-al-laoude^,  rt, 

illicite.  [bl,  a.  inaltérable. 

Citûllerable,      euce-al'-teur-a- 
Ciiâlterableueas,        eune-ai'- 

teur-a-bl-nesse,   s.  immutabili- 

té,  A 

CiMilterablj-,     eune-al'-teur-a- 

Hi,  ad.  constamment. 
Ciiiiliéred,    eune-al-teurd',    a. 

qui  n'a  pas  changé. 
Vuiiuiâzed,     eune-a-mézd',     a, 

qui  n'est  pas  surpris. 
Ciinmâzeduess.   euoe-a-mézd'- 

nes?e,  s.  intiép'dilé,  /". 
lJi>»nibi(ioii8,        eune-amm-bi- 

che'-cuce,  a    sans  ambition. 
Ciiiiméudublc,  eune-ame-enn'- 

da-bl,  a.  incorrigible. 
Ci:i>ii>i:>blc,  euun-é'-mi-a-bl,  a. 

désagréable. 
Ilisâucborcd,  eune  ann'-keurd, 

a.  sans  être  à  l'ancre. 
Viiâiiimaied,      euns-ane'-i-mé- 

tid,  'I,  inanimé. 
Ciiùiiiiuiiy,   you-nane'-!me-i-ti, 

s,  unanimité,  f. 
Cutiiiimoiis,  ]rou-nane''-ime-eu- 

ce,  <(.  unanime. 
Ciiâi>iiiiou>lj',     you-naneMme- 

euce-li,ati.  —  mement. 
Cr^tuoluled,  euue-a  noïan'-ted, 

a,  qui  n'est   pas     oint,  qui    n'a 

pas  reçu  l'extrème-onction. 
Viiâtis^eraljlc.eune-ann^-seur- 

a-bl,  a. incontestable. 
niirmswrably.    eune  ane'-seur- 

a-bli,  a.    incon'esiablement. 
Cmi  lis  Word,      euiie-;un/-seurd, 

a.  i  quoi  l'on  n'a  pas  refondu. 


Ciiapp&led,   eune-ap-pfii1d',  a. 

inirépide. 

Viiiippûrellcd,  euneap-par'- 
eld,  a.  qui    c'est  point  habiilé. 

Biiiippâi-eii«,eune-ap-pé''-rennt, 
a.  iu-ïisihle. 

IJiinppéasable,  euneap-pl'-ïa- 
ni,  a.  implacable. 

Viiappénscd,  euDft-ap-p!zd^,  a. 
qui  n'est  pas  apaisé 

Uiiûpplicable,  enne  ap''-pli-ké« 
bl,  a.  inapplicable. 

Uiiiippi'ehéiided,  euneap-pri- 
heua'-ded,  a.  qu'on  ne  congolt 
point. 

l'iiisppi-ebénsive,  euno-ap-pri- 
henn'-sive,  <i.  qui  ne  comprend 
pas, 

Ciiapproachable,  —  ched^eu* 
ne-ap-prôtche'-a-bl,ed,  a.  inac- 
cessible, [inapprouvé. 

tJtiapr6Tcd,  eune-ap-prduvii,a. 

L'iiàpt,  eune-apt',  a.  incapable, 
slupide,  qui  ne  convient  pas. 

Ilni'ipdj',  eune-apt'-li,  ou.  ma- 
ladroitement,       [incapacité,  f, 

riii'tpiiiess,  eune-apt^-nesse,  s. 

Uiiùi'giied,  eune  ar'-guioude,a. 
?^ans  discussion,   incontesté. 

Uiiâi'iu,  eune-arm',  va.  désar- 
mer, [armes. 

Ciiâi-med,  eune-armd',  a.   sans 

(Jȉririil,  eune-artt'-foul,  0. 
sans  artifice,  naïf. 

Cuârlfull),  eune-arlf-roul-li, 
ad.  d'une  manière  simple,  ma- 
ladroite. 

l'itâskcd,  eune-askt',  a.  qu'o* 
n'a  pas  demandé. 

li'uaspfi'iiig.eune-ass-pal'-riuB- 
gne,  «.  modeste. 

UuaHsâiilied,  eune-assâûlt'-ed, 
a.  qui  n'est  pas  attaqué. 

lJuasgâ}ed,euDe  as-séd', a.  iné- 
prouvé, [sans  secours. 

Uuasufated,  eune'as-sisS''-ted,  a. 

UuaaBistU>g,eune-as-siss'-tinn« 
gne,  a.  qui  n'est  pas  secoura- 
ble. 

Duastûmiiig,  eune-as-sioume'* 
inngne,  a,  simple,  modeste- 

Uuaiisûred,  eucg-ach^'-eurd,  a, 
inccrta.B. 


UNB 


975 


UNB 


Cnntined,  eune-a-t&Dnd',  a.  qui 

n'est  pas  expié. 
tJnnt(àiiialile,eune-at-të'-Da-bI, 

a.  hors  de  pnrtét 
Uiinttâinableiicsii,       eune~at- 

té'-na-bl-nefse,  a.    état   de    ce 

qu'on  ne  peut  oblenir. 
Iliiniiémpied,  eune-at-temmp'- 

ted,  a.  point  essayé, inéprouvé. 
Viiattéuded.eune-at-teuD'-ded, 

a.  seul,  sans  suite 
Viintténding,      eune-at  tenn'- 

dinngne,  a.  négligent. 
Cniiiténtivc,     eune-at-tenn'-ti- 

ve,  a.  dissipé. 
Kiinusméuled,  euneaug- 

menn'-ted,  o.  qui  n'est  pas  aug- 
menté. 
Viiâiithorized,  eune-âù'-theur- 

aïzd,  a.  qui    n'est  pas  autorisé. 
tJiiavailablo,  liiig,  eune-a-vë^- 

la-bl,  linngne,  o.  infructueux. 
Ciiuvôidablo.    eunea-vaid'-a- 

bl,  a.  inévitable. 
IlnuTtiidablciiess,          eune-a- 

voïd''-a-bl-nesse,  a.  état  de  ce 

qui  est  inévitable. 
CiiaTôidably,     eune-a-Toïd'-a- 

bli,  a.  inévitablement. 
Ciiawâked,    eune-a-ouékt',    a. 

tout  endormi. 
Uiiawûre,    —  wdres,   eune-a- 

ouére',     ouérz,     ad.     inppinc- 

ment,  à   l'improviste,    par   mé- 

garde. 
ViiânTed,     eune-éîtde',  a.  sans 

être  intimidé. 
Ciibâcked,  eunnbakt',   a.   in- 
dompté   (se    dit    du    cheval), 

sans  secours. 
Cubâlauced,    eunn-baK-lannst, 

a.  qui  n'est  pas  en  équilibre. 
Ciibàllasted,       eunn-bal'-lass- 

ted,   a.    qui    n'est    pas  ferme, 

sans  contrepoids. 
Cnbàllasl,    eunn-bal'-last,    l'a. 

délester.  [ouvrir. 

Viibâr,  eunn-bar',  va,  débarrer; 
Vnbârked,  eunn-barlit',  a.écor- 

cé.  [o.  impudent. 

(Jnbâsbful^     eunn-bache'-foul, 
Uubâted,    euno-bé'-ted,  a,    qui 
n'est  pas  réprimé. 


Unbatbed,  Baan-hé'-thà,  a,  qui 

n'est  pas  mouillé. 
Ciilicaien,  eunn-bi'-ln,  a.    non 

fravé,  non  battu. 
Uiibecdmiug.    eunn-bi-keume'- 

inngne,a.  malséant., 
Iliibecéiiiiu|;i<e8s,        eunn-bi- 
lieume'-inngne-nesse,  s.  indé- 
cence, rudesse,  f. 
Uiibcd,  eunn-bed',  va.  faire  sor- 
tir du    lit,   tirer  du  lit.  To  — 
oiu-^s  self,  sortir  du  lit,  se  le- 
ver. 
Viibcridhig,     eunn-bl  fit'-tinn- 

gpe,  a.  qui  ne  convient   pas. 
lJubefriciided,eunu-bi-frennd', 
a.  sans  amis.  [truire. 

Diibegét.  eunn-bi-guett',  un.dé- 
Uitbegôt,    —     tien,      eunn-bi- 
golt',  got'-tn,  a.  éternel,    non 
engendré.  [détromper. 

UiibeKiiile,  eunn-bi-^aile',  va. 
Uiibebéld,  eunn-bi-ticld',  u. 
qu'on  ne  voit  pas.  [dulité,  y. 
Unbcliér,  eunn-bi-lîr',  s.  incré- 
llnbcliéve,  eunn-bi-llve',  s.  in- 
crédule, infidèle. 
UiibeliéTÎng,    eunn-bi-lîv'-inn- 

gne,  a.  infidèle,  incrédule. 
Viibclôvcd,    eunn-bi-leuvd'',  a, 

qui  n'est  pas  aimé. 
(Jnbénd,  eunn-bennd',  Vfl.(nn- 
beiit,  u'ibcnt),  débander, re- 
lâcher, affaiblir.    To  —  oue^a 
■clf,  se  délasser. 
Uubéudiiig.  eunn-bennd'-dinn- 

gne,  a.  qui  ne  plie  pas. 
Unbciiévolciit,      eunn-bi-ne»'- 

vô-lennt,  a.  dur,  rigide. 
Viibcucficed,  eunn-ben''-ni-fist, 

a.  gain,  bénéfice. 
IJubeiiighled,eunn-binaIte''-ed, 

a,  où  il  n'j  pas  de  nuit. 
Unbéiit,    eunn-beont',    a.    non 

tendu,   invaincu,  inappliqué. 
Viibesceming,     ennn-H-slme'- 

inngne,  a.  malséant. 
Uiibeséemingly,  eunn-bi-slms'- 

inngne-li,  ad.  indécemment. 
Ciibeaôuglit,  eunu-bi-st!i)ltt',  a. 

sans  être  prié. 
tliibescôn'ed,  eunn-bi-stdd'i  S. 
dont  p"  n'a  pai  disposé. 


L'iNB 


976 


UNB 


IJubetrâjccI,  eunn-bi-tréd'|  a. 

qui  n'est  pas  <ralu. 
Vubewâiled,       eunn-bi-onéld', 
a.  qu'on  ne  pleure  pas. 

Viibenitch,  eunn  K-duilche', 
l'a.  déseniorceler. 

Vubiass,  eunn-baï'-ass,  va.  dé- 
livrer de  ses  préjugés. 

Ciibiasscd^  eunn-Laî^-ast»  o, 
sans  préjugés,  imparlial. 

Oubiassedl},  euun-bal'-aste-Ii, 
ad   imfarlialement. 

Vubid,  Unliiddcii,  eunn-bid', 
bid'-dn,  a   non  invité. 

Cubigolled,  eunn-big'-eule-ed, 
a.  sans  bigoterie. 

Viibiud,  eunn-baïnnd',t(i.  (»u- 
boiiiid,  uubouud))  délier, 
détacher. 

Cubisbop,  eunn-biche'-eup,  va. 
priver  de  .'épiscopat.  'né. 

lJubi't«cd,cunn-bit'-ted,a.  effié- 

IJublâmable,  eunn-blé'-ma-bl, 
a.  irréprochable 

Hiiblàmablf.  ounD-blé'-ma-bli. 
ad.  d'une  mamèreirréprochable. 

Vublâiiied,  euun-blémd'^  a.  in- 
nDcent. 

Dublcacbcd,  eunnblistsht',  u. 
écru.  [a.  sans  tache. 

Cubléuiisbed.eunn-blème'-isiit, 

IJiibléuded,  eunn-blenDd''-id, 
a.  ncn  m6lé,  distincti 

Cublést,  eunn-blest',  a. maudit, 
misérable,    méchant. 

Kublôodicd.  eunn-bleud'-id,  a. 
qui  n'est  pas  teint  de  sang. 

Ci>i>lôodf,  eunn-bleud'-i,  a. qui 
n'est  pas  sanglant. 

Vublôwn,  eunn-bifine',  a.  qui 
n'est  pas  encore  éclos. 

Cublûuled,  eunn-bleunnt'-ed, 
a.  non  émoussé. 

Ciibôdied,  eunn-bod'-id,  a.  in- 
corporel, immatériel. 

Cubôilcd,  eunn-boîld',  a.  qui 
n'a  pas  bouilli. 

Cubôlt,  eunn-boit',  va.  déver- 
rouiller, ouvrir. 

Viibôue,  eunnbftne',  va,  désos- 
ser, 

Vnboëkisb,  eunn-béùk'-iche,n. 
illettré,  qui  n'aime  p88  fétude. 


Ciibéoted,    eunQ-bôùte'-ed,   a 

débotté. 
lliibôrii,  eunn-born',  a.  pas  en~ 

core  né,  futur. 
Viibâri'oncd,    eunn-bor'-rôde, 

o.  pas   emprunté,  naturel. 
Ciibésom,        eunu-beuz'-zeum, 

ta.  confier,  révéler. 
Ciibôilouied,  eunn-bot'-t«umd, 

n.  sans  fonds,  sans  solidité. 
Viiboûi^bt  ennn-béùte',    a.  pas 
acheté,  invendu. 

l'iibôuuded.  eunn-baooDnd'- 
el,  a   démesuré. 

CnbôiiiKlcdly,  eunn-baounnd'- 
ed-li,  ad.  fans  borne, 

IJiibôuiidcdiicBSf  eune* 

baounnd'-ed-ness,  (.   Immensi- 
té, f.  [plié. 

Vi:b6wcd,  eunn-bôde',   a.  non 

IJi,b<in'el,  eunn-baou'-el,  va, 
évenirer.  [lier,  détacher. 

Ciibi'âce,    eunn'-bréce,  va.  dé- 

Cubi'caibcd;  eunn-brifAd',  a. 
inexercé. 

Cubréaibins,  eunn-brifV-inn- 
gne,   a.  Inanimé. 

Cubi-éd,euDn-bred',a.  grossier, 
mal-appris. 

tjtibrcerbed,  eunn-britsht',  a, 
déculotté, sans  culottes. 

ÏJiibi'ibed,  eunn-braïbd',  a.  dé< 
sintéressé,  qui  n'est  pas  cor- 
rompu 

Viibi'iddle,  euon-braï'-dl,  va. 
débrider. 

Viibridied,  ennn-bra!'-dld,  a. 
libertin,    licencieux. 

Cnbi'6ke,  Viibrôkeu,  CUDD- 
brôke,  bro'-ko,  «.indompté. 

l)i:bi'd>berly,  —  liko,  eunn* 
breutA'-enr-li,  laïke,  a.  pas  fra- 
ternel, impitoyable. 

Vubrûîsed,  euDQ-brinizd',  a. 
non  meurtri,  [déboucler. 

Unbûckie,    eunD-beuk'-kl,    va, 

Uiibuild,  eoDO-bild'i  va.  dé- 
molir, raser.  [démoli, 

Ilubuilt,  eunn-bilt',  a.  non  bâti, 

Uiibûng,  euun-bennog',  va.  dé- 
bondonner. 

Vnbtii'deu,  ennn-beur'-dn,  cOc 
décharger,  soulager. 


UNC 


977 


UNC 


Vnbâricd,  eimn-ber'-rid,  a. 
privé  de  sépulture. 

Viibûriicd.  Vubûrnt,  «unn- 
beurnd',  beurnt',  a.  qui  n'est 
pas  brûlé.  E 

Viibûi'iiiug,  eunn-beurn'-înn- 
gne,  ((.  qui  ce  brûle  pas. 

IJubiirlben,  eunn-beur'-ttn, 
Vfi.  décharger,  soulager. 

ViibÙA']',  eunn-Ler'-ii,  va.  déter- 
rer, [déboutonner. 

Viibi'iiiara,    aunn-beul'-tn,    va. 

Viicâlciiied,  eunn-kaK-saInnd. 
a.  non  calciné, 

ViK-'âlIed,  e\xua\Sli.W,  a.  pas 
appelé. 

Viicnlm,  eunn  kame',  un.  trou- 
bler. 

Viicâucelled,  eunn-kann'-sild, 
a.  qui  n'esl  pas  abrogé. 

Viicûiidid)  eunn-kann''-did,  a. 
faux. 

Viicauôiitcal,  eunn-ka-none'-i- 
kal.  a,  non  canonique. 

Viicûpable,  eunn-lié'-pabl,  a. 
incapable. 

Ciicâpableness,  eunn-ké'-pa- 
bl-nesse,  s.  Incapacité,^. 

Vucdso,  eunn-kéze',  va.  dé- 
pouiller, 4ter  de  l'étui,  écor- 
cher. 

Vucâught,  eann-kSile',  a.  qui 
n'est  pas  attrapé. 

tJiicâutioiis.  eunn-kau^-cheucO| 
a.  inconsidéré, imprudent. 

Bncélebraled.  eunn-cel'-li-brê- 
tid,    a.  qui  n'esl  pas  célébré. 

Iliicënsured,  eunn-cenn'- 

chiourd,  a,  sans    être    censuré, 
qui  n'est  pas  censuré. 
ncéi-taiu,   eunn-ceur'-téne,  a. 
incertain ,  irrésolu. 

Vucértaiiily,  eunn-ceur'-téne- 
II,  «d  d'une  manière  douteuse. 

Vncériaîiii),  —  ne«t,  «unn- 
ceur'ténn-ti,  nesse,  ».  incer- 
titude. Irrésolution,  Inhabile- 
té, f.  délai,  m. 

Oticbâin,  eunn-^chéne',  va. 
déchaîner. 

Duchâiigeable,  eunn-tchénn'- 
dja-bl,a.   immuable. 

OnchâueeableueH,        eunn- 


tchénn'-dja  bl-nesse,  s.  imma» 

t.ibililé,  constance,  /. 
Uiicbâiigeobl)',    eunn-tchénu'  j 

dja-lili.ad.  constamment. 
Uiicbànged,    eunn'-tchéundjd, 

a  qui  n'est  pr,  ctingé. 
liiichângiiig,         runn-tchénn'. 

djiiingne,  a.  imPiCable. 
Uiirhârge,   eunf  «Scharge',  va. 

rélracter. 
Viicbâritable,     eunn-tchar''-i- 

la-bl,  a.  point  charitable,  dur, 
ljBiebâi'it«bleiie»»,eunntchar^- 

i-la-bi-nesse,     s.    manque     de 

clisrité,  m.  dureté,  f. 
lliicii&i'iiablj',     eunn-tchar'-U 

la-bli,  ad.  sans  charité. 
Uiicbârm,    Bunntcharme^,  va, 

décharmer. 
tJncbâr)',  eunn-tché'-ri,  V.  Co« 

catitioii») 
Iliicbâsie,  eunn-tehéste',  a,  im- 
pudique. 
llncbâstelf,     eunn-tchéste'-li, 

ad.  impudiquement. 
Uiicbàsteuess,       Vucbâslity, 

eunn-lchaste'-nesse,   tchass'-ti- 

ti,  s.  impudicité,  f. 
Viicbécked,     eunn-tchekt',    a. 

qui  n'est  pas  contraint. 
Cichéerfulne**,    eunn-tchlr'- 

foul-nesse,  ».  mélancolie,^. 
Vucbéwed,    eunn-tchioud',    a, 

qui  n'est  pas  miche. 
tliicbild,  eunn-tchaïld',  va.  pri- 

ver  de  ses  enfants. 
lJiicbri«tiait,eunn-kris'-tchane, 

a.  hélérodoxe. 
Viichi'istiuul  j  ,      eunn  -  kris'. 

tcbane-li ,  ad.    d'une   manière 

qui  n'est  pas  chrétienne. 
Viiclii'fstittiiueas,     eunn-kris'. 

tchan-nesse,  1.  sentiments  hé- 
rétiques. 
Uiicbùrch,    eunn-Uheurtche'', 

vu.  excommunier. 
Uncii'cuiuciHed,      euBD-ceur/- 

keiim-saiîd,  a.  incirconcis. 
llikcirciiincfsiou ,      euno-ceur- 

keum-cija'-eune,  s.   incirconci- 
sion, /. 
Uiicfrcum8ci*fbed,  eunn  CGur- 

keum-ikraïbd',  a.  illimité. 

62 


UNO 


978 


UNC 


Diicfrcunispcci ,      eunn-ceur'- 

keum-spekt,  a   IndiBcret. 
Buclrcumspcctly,  euDn-ceur'- 
keum-spekt-li,  ad'   imprudem- 
meut. 

HucireunislAiiiial,  euna-ceur- 
keum-ttann'-shal,  u.  pea  inté- 
ressant [hftiDÔte. 

incivil,    euDD'ClTMl,    a.    mal- 

Vucit'illy,  eunn-i:iT''-il-It ,  ad. 
iDalbonniiement. 

VucfTilizcd.  euDD-ciTMI-aïzd, 
a.  pas  civilisé,  barbare,  gros- 
sier, [impolitesse,  f. 

Cucivility,    eunn-civ-il'-i-ti,    s. 

Euclâd,  euDD-klad',  a.  nu. 

CuclÂriaed,  euDD'klar'-i-faide, 
a   pas  clarifié.  [graffer. 

Uu'rlâsp,  euDQ-klaspe'',  ta.  dé- 

Ciiflâ»i>liig,eunn-krasp'-inngne, 
s.  action  de  dégraffer. 

Vuclôssic,  eunn-klas^-sik,  a. 
qui  n'est  paf  classiquei         [m. 

C'ucle,  euunk'-kl,  s.  oncle, 

Vucicau,  eunn-kline',  a.  impur, 
sale,   impudique.        [salement- 

Cucléauly,    eunn-kline'-li,    ad. 

Uuclcaiiiiess,  Uucléaiiliiiess, 
euDD-kline'-nesse,  11-nesse,  s. 
impureté,  saleté,  impudicité. 
f.  péché,  m.  [non  fendu. 

Kucléf<,   eunn-kleft',  a.  entier, 

Vucléiich,  eunn-klenntcbe',  va. 
ouvrir  le  poing.       [dépeluttcr. 

lJuclcw,eumi-kliou', V(i.  ruiner, 

Vuch'pped.  eunc-klipt',  a.  en- 
tier, non  rogné. 

Cucléuib,  eunn-klôlhe',  tîo.  dé- 
pouiller de  ses  vêlements. 

lJiiclôg,eunn-klog',i'a.  dégager. 

Bucloiuler,  eunn-kloIs'-teur,va. 
déc'oitrcr,  mettre  au  laige 

Vnclôse ,  eunn-k:ôze'«  va.  ou- 
vrir. 

CnclÔBcd.  eub^-klôzd'in.  ouvert. 

Vuclôudcd,  eunn-klaou'-ded,  n. 
îcreiE. 

Vuclôudcducss  ,  eunn-k'aou'- 
ded-nesse,  s.  clarté,  f. 

Viiclôiid)',  eunn-klaou'di,  a 
sans  nuageSi 

Viicéck,  eunn-kok',  va.  déban- 
der une  arme  i  feu. 


IIucoK,  eunn-koïf',Vf!.  décoiffer. 
Cucoil,  eunn-kôïl',  va.  dérouler, 

dévider. 
Cucoiued,  eunD-koInnd',a.  non 

monnayé. 
Cucolléetcd,  eunn-kol-lef-ted, 

a.  qui  n'est  pas  recueilli. 
Vuc6lourcd,  eunn-keul'-leurd| 

(I,  qui  n'est  pas  teinl. 
Cucôuibcd,    euua  kommd',    a. 

qui  n'est  pas  peigné,  ma!  peigné. 
IJuconieâtable,      eunB-keume- 

ate'-a-bl,  a.  inaccessible 
VucômeltncM,  eunn-keum'-li- 

nesse,  )•  indécence,  inélégance, 

Cuc6mely,  eunn-keum'li ,  a. 
malséant,  indécent,  sans 
grâce. 

CiicômforCablo  ,  eunn-keum^- 
feur-ta-bl,  a  triste,  désagréa- 
ble, incommodot 

Cncdnifoi-lableuess  5  eunn* 
keum'-feur-ta-bl-nesse,  S.  désa- 
grément, m.  misère, tristesse,  f, 

Uiicénjfoflably ,  eunn-keum^- 
feur-ta-bli,  ad.  misérablement, 
sans  plaisir. 

Vucôiuinaiided,  eunn-kom'- 
maDn.ded,a.  qui  n'est  pas  com- 
mandé. 

Cucômiaon,  eunn-kom'-meunet 
a.  peu  commun,  rare,  extra- 
ordinaire. 

Uucôuiiiioiily,  eunn-kom'-nieu- 
ne-li,  ad.  rarement. 

Uurôuiuioiiucsa,  eunn  kom'- 
meune-nesse,  s.  rareté,  f. 

i;ueôinmuiiicable,  eunn-kom'- 
miou-ni-kabl,  a,  —  nicable. 

Unconiinniiicntcd,  euon-kom* 
miou'-ni-ké-ted,  a.  non  com> 
muDiqué. 

Vucômpact,  euDn-komm'-pakti 
u.  non  compact. 

Cncâiispauied,  eunn-keum'-pa- 
nid,  a.  sans  compagnon. 

llBicoinpâBsiouale  ^  eunû- 

komm-pacbe'-eune-éte,  a.  duFi 
sans  pitié. 

Ijiicoiuplaisâul,  eunn  komm- 
pli-zannt',  rt.  pas  complaisant. 

ïj'iicouiyéllvd ,       eunn-koum- 


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pslld'i  a.  point  rorcé,  volon- 
taire. 

Ducoiupléat,eunn-komm-p1ite', 
u    imparfail,  défectueux, 

dicouipôiiaifledf  euDD-komm- 
paounnd'-ed,  a.  simple. 

DiicoinprehéiiHÎve.  euDD- 

komm-pri-heDn'-sive,  a  inca- 
pable de  comprendre. 

Uucoinpi-ésscd,  euan-komm- 
presst',a.  non  comprimé. 

IJucoiicéivablo,eunD-konn-ci^- 
va-bl,  a.  incompréhensible. 

IIuconcéiTableuess,  eunn- 
konn-ci'-Ya-bl  nes&e,  a.  incom- 
préhensibilité,  f. 

Uucoiicéived^  eunn-konn-ci'rd'', 
a,  qu'on  n'a  pas  imaginé. 

Oncoiicéru,  eunn-konn-ceurn', 
s.  indifférence,  négligence,  /". 

Cucuiicériied,  eunu-konn- 

ceurnd,  a  indifférent,  point 
ému,  non  troublé. 

Vucoiicérucdly.  eunu  konn- 
ceur/-ned-li  ,  ad.  indifférem- 
ment. 

CiicoucériicdiiesB,eunn-kûnn- 
ceur'-ned-nesse,  s,  sang-froid, 
m.  indifférence,  f. 

Viiconcériiing,  eunn-konn- 
ceur'-ninngne,  a.  peu  intéres- 
sant. 

Vucoucérnuieut ,  eunn-koDn- 
ceurn'-mennt,  s.  état  de  celui 
qui  n'a  pas  purt  à  quelque 
chose. 

VucoiielùdSiigiiesS)  eunn- 
konn-kliou'-dinngne-nesse,  s. 
qualité  de  ce  qui  n'est  pas  dé- 
cisif. 

VucouclûsÎTe  9  Ciicoiiclû- 
diiig^  —  dciii,  eunnkonii- 
kliou'-sive,  dinngne,  denot,  a. 
qui  ne  conclut  point. 

CiiGOUcôctcd,  cunn-konu-kokt', 
a.  cru,  non  digéré. 

Iliicoiidéniiicd,  eunn-konn- 
demmd',  a.  qui  n'est  pas  con- 
damné 

tJiicoiiditioiinl ,  eunn-konn- 
dicbe'-eune-al,  a.  absolu. 

Vucaiifiuable.  eunu-konn- 

faïne'-a-bl,  a.  sans  bornes. 


(Jucouriuedicunnkonn-ralnnd', 
a.  pas  gêné,  libre.        : 

Ciicoiifii-iucd'.  eunn-lvonn- 

feurmd',  a.  pas  confirmé,  in- 
certain. 

Ciiconrérm,  eunn-konn-fôrm', 
a.  différent. 

Cucoiifôrmable,  eunn-konu- 
form'-a-bl,  a.  contraire,  in- 
compati   le. 

Viicoiiformiiy,  euno-kono-for^* 
mi-ti,  s.  différence,  f. 

tlucoittûaud,  euun-kono-fiouzd'i 
a.  distinct, 

Viicoiirûscdly.eunn'kODD-fîou^- 
zid-li,  ad.  dislinclement. 

Uiicoiifû  table,  eu  on-konn-âou'- 
ta-bl,  a.  irrécusable. 

Biicoiiséaled,i;unn-konn-djlld', 
a.  qui  n'est  pas  gelé. 

Uucoiinécted.  eunn-kon-nekt^- 
id,  a.  délacbé,    décousu. 

tjiicoiiuiwiiig,  eunn-kon-naï^- 
ïinngne,  a.  qui  n'a  pas  de  con- 
nivence. 

Uiicôiiquerable,  euDn-konng^« 
keur-a-bl,  a.  invincible. 

Uiicôiiquerably,  eunn-konng^- 
keur  a-bli,  ad.  invinciblement. 

I}iic6iiquercd ,  eunn-konng'- 
keurd ,  a.  invaincu  ,  invin- 
cible. 

Ciicôiisciouable  ,  eunn-konn'- 
cheune-a-bl.  a.  déraisonnable, 
injuste. 

Viicôiiscîoiiableiiess  9  6unn< 
konn'-cheune-a-bl-nesse  ,  s» 
injustice  ,  manque  de  cons- 
cience. 

lJiic6ii«icioiiably,  euna-konn^- 
cbeune-abli,  ad,  sans  raison. 

ViicoiisciouB  9  eunn-konn^< 

clieuce,  a.  qui  n'est  pas  intelli- 
gent, ignorant. 

CucoiiAecrated,  eunn-konn^« 
si-kri-tid,  a.  non  consacré. 

Uucôiiservaled  ^  e"nn-konn^- 
seurvéted,  a.  qui  n'est  pas 
conservé. 

IJuc4&ik«ideredt  eunn-konn^-sî- 
deurd,  a.  non  considéré. 

lliicôiisoiiaiit,  eunn-konn'-soa- 
nanal,  a.  hors  de  propos. 


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Vucânstanl.  euDnkoDn'-sUnat, 
a.  inconstant. 

CiK'onKii'âiiiublc,  euDa-koDn- 
stré'-uabl.n.  libre. 

Ciicoiisirâincd,  eunD-konn- 
strénnd',  n.  libre. 

Uncoiistréinedl;,  ennn-konn- 
stré'-niii-li  ,  ad.  volontaire- 
ment. 

Vncôtistrafiit ,  eunn-konn'- 
strénnt,  s.  liberté,  f. 

Vi'consûKiiig  ,  eunn  koon- 
seult'-inngne,  a.  imprudent. 

EiicoHsiiniulile,  eunii-konn- 
siou'-ma-bl,  a.  incombustible. 

Viicoiisùuied  ,  eunn-koun- 

sioummd',  a    pas  consumé. 

IJticéuiilable,  eunn  kaounn'-ta- 
bl,  (t.  innombrable. 

Ciicontâmiiialcd,  euDD-konu- 
tame'i-né-lid,  o.  pur. 

dicoiitéaincd ,  eunn-konn- 
temmd',  a,  qui  n'est  pas  mé- 
prisé. 

IJiicoiiiéiited.eunn-konn-tennt''- 
id,  a.  mécontent. 

CiEcoutéiitinguess.eunn-konn- 
tennt'-inngne-nesse,  s.  mécon- 
lentement,  m. 

Uiicoutésiable,  eunn-konn- 
tess'-ta-bl,  a.  évident. 

Ciicoiitcstaltl)',  euon-konn- 
tess'-ta-bli,  ad.  incontestable- 
ment. 

Ciicoiilrîte.  euna-konn'-traïle, 
a.   qui  n'est  pas  contrit. 

Iliiconti'éllabio  ,  eunn-konn- 
trôl'-la-bl,  a.  ÎDConteslable,  ir- 
résistible. 

Viicoulréllnbljf  eunn-konn- 
Irôl'-la-bli ,  «d.  incontestable- 
ment. 

Ciicouti'6lled  9  eunn-konn- 
trôld',  a.  non  contrôlé. 

IJiicouti'ôllc-dl) ,       eunn-lionn 

trôl'-led-li,  iid  sans  opposition. 

IJitcôiitrotorted  ^  eunn-konn'- 

trô -veur-tid,  a.  non  disputé. 
Uiicôuvei-sable^       eunn-konn'* 

veur-sa-bi,  a.  insociabie. 
dicoiivêrled ,  eunn-konn- 

■^•eurte'-id.  a.  non  conver'i. 
Viivouviiiccd)        euQD'koon- 


■vlnnsl',  a.  qui   n'est  pas  con. 
■vaincu.  [cher,  délier- 

Viicôi'd,    eunn  kêrd',   va-  déta- 
Viicôrk,    eunn-kork',    va.    dé- 
boucher, [id,  a.  incorrect. 

ITiicorréctcd ,     eunn-kor-rekt'- 

l.'iicoi'rû|>t,  —  ted,  eunn-kor- 
reupl',  id,  a.  droit,  intègre, 
pas  corrompu,  pur. 

UncorrùpliieBS  ,  eunn-kor- 
reupt'-nesse,  ».  intégrité,  droi- 
ture,/. 

(]ncâuiisellablc,eunnkaoann' 
sel-la-bl,  a.  qui  ne  prend  pas 
de  conseil. 

UncôuiiCerfeit,  eunn-kaounn'- 
teur-fite,  a  vrai,  non  contre- 
fait, [décoijplet,  séparer. 

Viicoûple,    eunn-keup'-pl,    va. 

tliii-ôiii'ieous,  eunn-keur^tchi- 
euce,  a.  Incivil. 

Ciicàui'tcously ,  eunn-keur'- 
tchi-euce-li,  ad.  impoliment 

Iliicdurdiuvss.  eunn-kôrte'-li- 
nesse,  s.  incivilité,  ^. 

Uncdiiftlj',  eunnkêrte'-li  1  a. 
incivil,  bizarre. 

IJiicéiiib,  eunn-koTith,  a.  rude, 
sauvage  ,  étrange  ,  extraordi- 
naire. 

Uiicôiiihl)',  e'rnn-kôùth'-li,  ad. 
êtrangpment,  grossièrement. 

Uiicôiitbiicsii,  eunn-kalith'- 
nesse,  s.  rudesse,  f. 

l'iicéver,  eunn-keuv'-venr,  va. 
découvrir,  desservir. 

lliicreâie,— ted,  eunn-kri-éte', 
é-ted,  a.  incréé. 

—  ,  un.   annihiler. 

Uiicréditalileiie8s,eunn  kred'- 
i-ta-bl-ncsse,  s,  manque  de  ré- 
putation. 

Liicrôppod,  eunn-kropt',(i.  non 
récollé.  [rayé. 

tUiicr68»L'd.  eunn-kroEst', a.  non 

lTiici>6wdi-d,  eunn-kraou'^-ded, 
a.  non  pressé.  [détrôner. 

Ijiicrônu,    eunn-kraoune',    va. 

D'nciion,  ennngk'-cbeune,  >. 
onction,  f. 

Iiircii6«li;, —  ne«B,  eanggk- 
tchiou-oss/-i-ti,eunngk'  tchlon» 

euce-n«ssei  i.  «BCluositéj  f» 


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UND 


V/nctiions,  eunngV-lchiou-eu- 

ce,  a.  onctueux. 
Ciicûckolded,  eunn-keuk'- 

euld-€d,  a.  dont  la    femme  n'a 
pas  été  adultère. 
Diicûllcd,     eunnkculd',  a.    qui 

n'est  pas  recueilli. 

Vucûlpuble,    euon-keuK-pa-bl, 

a.  innocent,    [«a-bl,  «.  ingrat. 

Cucôltitablc,      -^eunn-keul'-ti- 

Cucâltivatol.  ^  eunn-keul'-li- 

Té-ted,  a.  incuiia. 
Oucûmliei'cd,         ennn-keum'- 
beuid,  a.    pas  chargé,  pas  em- 
barrassé. 
Vncûrable,      eunn-kiou'-ra  bl, 
a.  incurable,    [a.  indomptable. 
Dneûi'lialile,  eunn-keur'-ba-bl, 
Vucûi'bed,  eunn-keurbd',  a.  ef- 
fréné, licencieux. 
Ducûrcd,  euou-kiourd'',  a<  non 

guéri, 
Viicûi'l.  eunn-keurl',  va.  dé- 
friser, déboucler.  [ser. 
— ,  vn»  se  déboucler,  se  défri- 
Diicûi'led,  eunn-keurld',  a.  dé- 
frisé. 
"^iicûrreiit,    eunn-keur'-rennt, 

a.  qui  n'a  pas  cours. 
Ilucûrst,    eunn-keurst',  a.    gui 

n'est  pas  maudit. 
Oucûi,  eunn-keutt',  a.  entier. 
Cudâm,    eunu-dame',    va.    là- 
cher,  ouvrir  une  écluse. 
Cudâiuagcd,  eunn-dame'-idjd, 

a.  point  endommagé. 
Dudâuiiied,  eunn-dann' ted,  a. 

intrépide. 
Vudâuuicdljr,  eunn-dann'-ted- 

li,   ad.  intrépidement. 
CudâuuteduL-B8,     eunn-dann'- 

ted-neise,  s.  intrépidité,  /. 
Cud&zzled^     eunn-daz^-zld,  a. 

qui  n'est  pas  ébloui. 
Cudéaf,    eunn-def,  va,    guérir 

de  la  surdité. 
Dudcbâiicbed,  eunn-di- 

bSùtshl,  a.  qui  n'es!   point  cor- 
rompu par  la  débauche. 
Vndecâjed,  eunn  di-kéde',    a. 

inaltérable. 
Ciidecâjinsi     eunn-di-ké'-inn- 
gne,  a.  durable. 


Viidecéliable,    eunn  dl-ci'-a-T 
bl,  a.  qu'on  ne  peut  tromper. 
tIndecéîTe,    eunn-di-cive',  va. 
désabuser.  [désabusé. 

ÏJudecéived)   ,junn-di  civd^,  a. 
Iliidecided)      eunn-di-saï'ded, 

a.  indécis. 
CndeciBive,  eunn-di-saî'-sive.a. 

qui  n'eat  pas  décisif. 
Vndéck,  eunn-dek',i'0. déparer. 
Vndccked,  euun-dekt',  u.  sans 

ornement. 
Cndecliiied,   eunn-di-klaïnnd'', 

a.  droit,  indéclinable. 
Viidédicaied,    eunn-ded'-i-ké- 

ted,  a.  qui  n'est  pas  dédié. 
Uiidefâccd,      eunn  di-fast',     a. 

qui  n'esi  pas  effacé,  défiguré. 
Ciidcféasiblc,  eunn-di  Ë'-zi-bl, 

a.  qu'on  ne  saurait  détruire. 
Cudeféuded)        eunn.di-fonn^- 

ded,  (7.   sans  défense. 
Vudcfic-d,     eunn-di-faïde',      S. 

qu'on  n'a  pas  défié. 
Uiidc-filcd,    eunn-di-faîld^     a. 

sans  tache. 
Dndcfinable,     eunn-dl-faï'-na- 

bl,  a.  indéfinissable* 
Cudefined,  eunn-di-faînnd',  a, 
indéfini.  [pas  défrayé. 

Uudcfràyed,    eunn-di  fréd^,  a. 
l'iidrjécicd,   eunndi-djek'-ted, 
a.  qui   n'est  pas   abattu,  intré- 
pide. 
Diidi'liberated,     eunn-di-lib'- 
eur  é-ted,    a.    pas    prémédité, 
soudain. 
(Jiideli'ghled.  eunn-di-laî''-ted, 

a.  qui  ne  prend  point  plaisir. 

Ciidelighirul,      eunn-di-laïte^- 

foul,  a.    qui  ne  donne  pas    de 

plaisir. 

Vudeniélishvd,    eunn-di-mol'- 

isht,  <i.  non  démoli. 
I]udciii6n8trable,        eunn-dl- 
monn^-stra-bl,    a.      qu'on    ua 
peut  démontrert 
Uudeniable,   eunn-di-ual'-a-bl, 

a.  incontestable. 
Undeniably.  eunn-di-naî'-a-bli, 

aa.  as^ureiaeut, 
Uiidoplùrod,  eunn-di-plôrd',  a. 
qu'on  ne  regrette  pas. 


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UND 


VJndeprfiTcd,  eunn-dl-préyd', 
a.  innocent. 

Onilcpriiicd,  eunn-di-pralvd', 
a.  qui  n'est  pas  dépouillé,  pri- 
vé. 

ai'iid;.'r,  eunn'denr,  pr.  sous, 
dessous,  iu-dessous  de,  dans, 
sous  le  coup  de.  —  waier, 
sous  l'eau.  —  a  prince,  au- 
dessnus  d'un  prince. 

—,  ad.  dessous,  au-dessous,  dans 
la  dépendance.  To  bi-lng  —, 
asîujétir.  To  keep  —,  main- 
tenir. 

"-,  ad.  de  dessons,  plus  bas,  in- 
férieur, moindre. 

—  diess,  habit  de  dessons. 

—  aclion,  s.  action  subordon 
née,  f.  [lion- 

—  correelion,  s.    sauf  correc- 

—  fnTour,  ad.   sous  'ïolre    bon 

—  âge,  s   minorité,  f.    [pla'Sir. 

—  brigadier,  s.  sous-lirigadier, 
)n. 

—  butler,  s.  aide  de  sommelier, 
m.  [m. 

—  eaterer,    ».     sousdépensier, 

—  Chamberlain,  s.  vice  cliam- 
belian.m.  ["!■ 

—  chanter,    t.      sous-cbantre, 

—  cicrk,  s.  sous-commis,  m. 

—  cook,  s.  sous-cuisinier,  m. 
— ■  fello'w.s.  homme  de  rien, m. 

—  girdlc,  s  ceinture  de  des- 
sous, f.  [nante,  f. 

—  govcrncas,    t.    sous-gouver- 

—  gofernor,  ».  sous-gouver- 
neur, m, 

—  groinid,  s.  souterrain,  m. 

—  growth,  s   taillis,  m. 

—  labourer,  s.   manœuvre,  f. 

—  Injier,  t   étaie,  {.  étançon,  m. 

—  lenthcr,  S.  sous-pied,  m. 

—  lictiteuniit,  ».  sous-lieute- 
nnnt,  m.  [caire,  m. 

—  librariati,».   sous-uibliothé- 

—  lip,  S.  lèvre  de  dessous,  f. 

—  niaaier,  S.  Eous-maltre,  fi- 
gent inféiieur,  m. 

—  niictreg*,  (.  sous  maîtresse, 
/.  [ne,  m. 

—  officer,    $    officier  subalter- 

—  part,  ».  bas,  accessoire,  m. 


Ilnderaipc'Kicoal,    ».  jupon  ds 
dessous,  m.  {m. 

—  plot,     ».     épisode,    complot, 

—  prior,  s,  sous-prie:;r,  m. 

—  «ecretary,  ».  tous-secrétai- 
re, m.  [rieur,  m. 

—  sortant,  s.  domestique  infé- 

—  ■heriff,  S.  sous-shéiif,  m» 

—  sirapper,  s.  suppôt,  instru- 
ment, m.  âme  damnée,  f. 

—  teacber,  s.  sous-mattressc.^. 
--  tccib,  ».   j)i.  les  dents  d'en 

bas,  (.  pi. 

—  tenant,  s.  SOUS  locataire ,  m. 

—  valuulion,  s,  vil  prix,  m. 

—  vassal,  s.  arr. ère-vassal,  m. 

—  wood,  s.  taillis,  m. 

—  Tvorkman,  S.  ra.inœuvre,  111. 
Cnderbe&r,      eunn-deur-Lère', 

va   supporter,  endurer. 
Ciiderbid,         eunn-deur-bide', 

(uiiderbid,    underbiddeû) 

na.  mésoffrir. 
Duderbind,  eunn-deur-baïond', 

lier  par-dessous. 
Dnderd6,    eunn-deur-ddù',  vn. 

agir  d'une  rcanière  indigne  de 

sol.  [pas  trop  cuit. 

llnderd6ne,eunn-deur-done',a. 
llnderrârm,  eunn-deur-fjlrme', 

va.  S{jus-affermer. 
Undei-réol,    eunn-dcur-fll',  va. 

pressentir,  tâter  le  pouls. 
llnderrilling,       eimn-deurfil'- 

linngne,    s.    partie    inférieure 

d'un  bâtiment. 
Uiiderfûrnigh,  eunn-deur- 

feur'-niclie,  va.  fournir  moins 

qu'il  ne  faut. 
tJiidergird,  eunndeur-gueurd', 

vn.  lier  par-dessous. 
tIiidL>rg6,  eunn-deur-gô',  {iin- 

dci'Went.     undeo  gone)    va. 

subir,  souffrir,  supporter. 
Underhâiid.  eunn-deur-hannd', 

ad  sous  main. 
—,  a.  secret,  clandestin. 

—  dealings,  ».  sourdes  prati- 
ques, l  pi.        [non  dérivé,  m. 

liiiderivi-'d,    eunn-di-raïvd',  a. 

i  ndt-i'lây,  eunn-deur-lé',  (ui«« 
dciliiid,  undcriniil)  la.  re- 
dresser, caler,  étajor. 


UND 


983 


UND 


Viiderlenae,     eunn-deur-lUe'', 

$,  sous-bail,  «I. 
— ,  vn.  sous-afermsr. 
Vnderli'ne,      eunn  deur-lalne'', 

va.  souligner. 
V'iiderliiie,       eunn-deur-llnn- 

gne/,  s.  Inférieur,  m. 
Vndermâtcb,     eunn-deur-mat- 

che',  vn.  se  mésallier. 
Cnderiuine.  eunn-deur-malne', 

tin.  miner,  saper,  détruire. 
Vndarindicr,    eunn  deur-mal'- 

neur,  »     lapeur,    ennemi    ca- 
ché, m. 
Viideimoat,     eunn'-deur-mSs- 

te.nd.  le  plus  bas,  le  plus  faible. 
Ciidcrnéaih,    euoD-deur-nit/i', 

a.  dessous,  par-dessous. 
—,  prép.  sous. 
Vudt-rôsatory,     eunndi-rog'- 

ga-teur-i,  a.  qui  ne  déroge  pas. 
Viidcrpin,       eunn-deur-piae', 

vu.  reprendre    en    sous-œu^re, 

étayer.  [le',  va.  dépriier. 

Undcrprâise,    eunn-deur-pral- 
Viiderprize,  eunn-deur-praïie', 

t!(i.  déprécier, 
Ciidcrpi'ôp.   eunn-deur-propc, 

va  étançcnner. 
Vndc'i'i'âie,       eunn-deur-réte', 

va.  dépriser,  avilir. 

,s.  Til  prix,  ni. 

Viiderséll.  eunn-deur-sel',(uu- 

dcrsold.     undergold)      vn, 

■vendre  à  \i\  prix. 
Vndcffiélling,    eunn-deur-seK- 

linngne,  s.  Tente  à  Til  prix,  f, 
IJudci'sét,    eunn-dcur-setl',  va. 

mettre  dessous,  soutenir. 
Viidersétter,     eunn-deur-set'- 

teur,  s.  appui,  m. 
Viidorshét,  eunn-deur-shott',  s. 

mu  par  l'eau  qui  passe  dessous. 
Vnderaôld,        eunn-deur-sôld/, 

prêt  et  part,  de  Ciidersell. 
llndersCând,  eunn-deur- 

stannd',    (imderstood,    uii- 

deralood)   va,  vn.  entendre, 

comprendre,  croire,  concevoir, 
Vuderslàiidiiig,       eunn-deur- 

itannd'inngne,  a.  éclairé,  In- 

teiligenl,  liabile. 
<^,t.  iDteliigenee,  habileté,  eon- 


corde,  amitié,  /.  jugement, 

Toir,  1)1. 
UiidcratAiidliigly,    eunnde 

slannd'-inngne-ii,   ad.  avec 

gemeni. 
Uiideraléod,      eunn-deur-stôû- 

de',  p'irt.de  Vndi-rstand. 
Ciiderlâke,       eunn-deur-téke', 

(iiiidortook,     uiidortaLcii) 

va.  entreprendre,  hasarder,  at- 
taquer, se  charger  de. 
— ,  vn.    entreprendre,  s'ingérer, 

promettre,  s'engager. 
Viulei'tâker,        eunn-deurté'- 

lienr,  s.    entrepreneur,   répon. 

dant,    crieur  juré;    celui    qui 

fait  les  funérailles,  m. 
Vndei-lékine,      eunn-deur-té'« 

kinngne,  t.  entreprise,  f.  des- 

«ein,  m. 
t)iider(6ok,      eunn-deur-tôùk', 

prêt    de  Vuderiakc. 
Viidervàlue,      eunndeur-val'- 

iou,  (   bas  prix,  m. 
— ,   v«.    a-vilir,    dépriser,    rava- 
ler. 
CiiderTilucr,    eunn-deur-vaK- 

iou-eur,  ».  celui  qui    déprécie, 

méprise. 
tliidernréiit.eunn-deur-ouennt' 

prêt,  de  tludeigo. 
Uiidei'w6i'k,eunn-deur-oueurk' 

vn.   tâcher  de   supplanter,   dé> 

truire,  travailler  sans  courage, 

laisser  inachevé. 
—,  s.    affaires    peu  importantes. 

f.pl. 
VndvvvriUe,    eunn-deur-raïte', 

(■■iiderwrotc,    iiiiderwiita 

Icii)  vn.  soussigner. 
llii(lei'w:iler,  eunn  deur-ralte'- 

eur,  i   assureur,  m. 
Undvscrtbed,    eunn-dl-skribd', 

a.  qui  n'est  pas  décrit,  n'a  pas 

été  découvert. 
lIiidcséi'Ted.    ennn-di-ieurvd', 

a  qu'on  n'a  pas  mérité. 
Uaideftérvedly,    eunn  d.-zeur'- 

ved-ii,  ad.  sans  l'avoir  mérité. 
VudeaérTcr,        eunn-di-zeur'- 

yeur,    s.  celnl    qui   n'a  pas  dt 

mérite,  indigne. 
Vudeaérving,       euaa-di-zeur'c 


UND  984 

^'nngne,  a.  sans  mérite,  Indl- 


LND 


IIudes{gue(%     euDO-di-szïnnd', 

a   qu'on  n'a  pas  fait  à  dessein. 
KudcNigniug,         eunn-di-zaï''- 

Jinngne,   a.    qui  n'en    veut  à 

{lersonne,   boni  iincère,    sans 

dessein. 
Uiadcsiriiblc    eunn-di-ial'-ra- 

bl.  a    pas   désirable. 
tiidi-->iii'ed,   eunn-di-zalrd' ,    a. 

qui  n'est  pas  désiré. 
Cndesirôjable,   eunn-distrol'- 

j-bl,  a.  indestruclible. 
VndcXi'iij'cd,    eunn-di-£lroïd', 

a.  non  détruit. 
Vndetériiiiiiable,         eunn-dl- 

teur'-niine-abl,  a.  qui  ne  peut 

se  dét'  rminer. 
tJudetcriuiuaie,  eunn  di-teur^- 

mine-ale,  a.  indéterminé. 
Vudeiérmlnatenei»,  —   (ion, 

eunn-di-teur'-  mine  -ate-nesse , 

eunn-di-teur-mine-é'-cheune  s. 

inceriitude,  f. 
Cndeu-riuiiicd,   euon  di-teur'- 

minnd'',  a.  indéterminé. 
Vudevdied.  eunn-di-vi'-ted,  a. 

qui  n'est  pas  déToué. 
Vudevôut,     eunn-di'VOule',    a. 

Irréligieux. 
(Iudev6iiily,  eunn-di-TOute'li, 

ad.  irréligleusement. 
Kndiâpbauoua,      eunn-dai-af'- 

fa-neuce,  a.  opaque. 
Cndid,  eunn-did'.;jref  deL'udo. 
Uiidicd,  eunn-daïd',  a.    sans  è- 

tre  teint. 
Kudiséxrd,  eunn-dl-djess'-ted, 

a.  non  digéré. 
Cudiuifiiisbiible,    ennn-di-mi- 

nc'-icbe-a-bl,  a.  irréductible. 
Sudituliiikbed,  euuD-di-miut:'- 

Isht,  a.  entier. 
Ciid<|>ped,    euDD-dipt',    a.    qui 

n'est  pas  plongé,  engagé. 
Cludiréeled,     eunn-di-rek'-ted, 

a.  sans  adresse^    sans  iDstruc- 

tlon. 
Undiacérnedlf.  eunn-di-zeur'- 

ned-li,    aii.  d'une  manière  ca- 
chée 
UudUcéruiblo,  euna-dl-ieurn'- 


l-bl,  a.  invisible,  impercepti- 
ble. 

I)nfliscérnibly,eunn'dl-zeurn/- 
i-bli,  ad.  imperceptiblement. 

Viidiscéi-uitig,  euiiD-di-zeurn^- 
Inngne,  a.  sans  jugement, 
sans  goût. 

tJiidjficipItned,  eunn-dis^-cl' 
plinnd,  a.  indiscipliné. 

Vudiscoi-diug.  eunn-djs-kord'- 
inngne,  a.  qui  n'est  pas  d'ac- 
cord. 

IJiidificÔTcrable,  eunn-dfs- 
iiéuv'-eur-a-bl,  a.  Introuvable! 

Viidiscôvered,  euon-dis-keuT'- 
eurd,  a.  caché. 

EudUcréel,  enDD-dis  krlte'^  «. 
indiscret. 

Cudifiguiacd.  eann-disgalid', 
a.  sans  déguisement,  sincère. 

Cudikhôiioured.  eunn-diz-on'- 
neurd,  a.  qui  n'est  pas  désho- 
noré, [a.  Intrépide. 

Citdisin&yed.    eunn-diz-méde^, 

IJndii>ub1<giiig,eunn-dis  ù-bil'- 
djinngne,  u.  qui  n'offense  point. 

Viidiiipéi'aed,  eunn-dis-peurst', 
u.  réuni. 

Viidispoaéd,  euDD  dis-pSzd',  a. 
doDt  on  n'a  pas  disposé. 

Vudiapûted,  eunu-dis-piou'> 
ted,  a.  incontestable. 

Iliidinsipated,  eum.-dis'-sl-pé- 
led,  a.  non  dispersé,  nou  dis- 
sipé. 

VudiaBéiubled,  eunc-dlt- 

5emm'-b!d,a.  sincère. 

Vudiaadlied.,  eunn-dia-toWd'f 
a.  non  dissous. 

Iludiaaélviiig,  eunn-diz-zol''- 
Tinngne,  a.  qui  ne  se  Tond  ja- 
mais, [a.  confus. 

Vudialiiict,    eunn-dis-tinngkl', 

Iliidisiinguiaboble,  eunn-dis- 
tinng^-gouicbe-a-bl,  a  qu'oo 
ne  saurait  distinguer. 

UiidialInguikhL'd,  eunn-dis- 
linng'-gouisht,  a.  général, eoa- 
fui. 

UiidialiuguiBhlng.  eunu-dlt- 
tinng'-gouiche-inngne,  n.  sans 
distinction,  obscur. 

tludialrâcicdi    euna-dis-lrai,'< 


UND 


985 


UiND 


ni,  «t.  qni  n'est  pas  distrait. 

lTnd<e(r&ctcdly,  eunn-dis- 

Ir6lc'-ted-li,  «.sans  distraclion 

tlKdistûrbcdl}',  eunn-dis- 

lenrb'-id-li,  a.  tranquillement, 

IJudixii-âciL-dneas,  eunn-dis- 
trak'-ted-nesse,  t,  attention, 
application,  f. 

IJndi8<ùrl>cd,eunn-di3-teurbd', 
a.  tranquille,  paisible. 

Cudividable,  euon-di-Tal'-da- 
bl,  a.  —  Tisible. 

Cndividnbly,  eunn-dl-Tal'-da- 
bli,  ad.  —  visiblement. 

Diidivided,  eunn-dl-Tal'-ded, 
a.  entier.  [a.  secret. 

DiidEvûlged,  eunn-di-veuldjd', 

llndé,  eunn-doti',  (uudid,  uu- 
done)  va.  défaire,  ruiner  per- 
dre, rétracter,  annuler,  délier 
de,  ouvrir,  déboutonner. 

Vudôer,  eunn-doTi'-eur,  s.  ce- 
lui qui  défait,     [ruine,  perte,  ^. 

t7ud6iiig,  eunn-doù^-iongne,  £. 

—,  a.  fatal,  pernicieux. 

IJudAue^  eunn-deuue^,  a.  dé- 
fait, ruiné,  perdu. 

Vudoûbied,  eunn  daoute'-ed, 
a,  indubitable. 

Dudoùbtedly,  eunn-daoule'- 
ed-li,  ad.  sans  doute,  Incon- 
testablement. 

Viidoùbiiiig.  eunn-daouteMnn- 
gne,  a.  qui  n'admet  pas  de 
doute,  incontestable. 

(Judrâinable.  euwi-drène'-a- 
bi,  a.  intarissable,  inépuisa- 
ble. 

(Jndrâw,  eunn-drfii',  (uu- 
drvw.  undrawn)va.  ouvrir. 

Oudrâwii,  eunn-draiine',  a. 
non  traîné,  non  décrit,  non  ti- 
ré. —  Hcket,  billet  non  sor- 
ti, m. 

Dudréadvd,  euno-dred'-ed,  a, 
non  redouté.  [inopiné. 

Vudi'éuiui'd,  etiuD-drltnind',  n. 

VudrésB,  euun-dreste',  l'a.  dé 
shabilter. 

— .  <.  désabillé    m.  [sécbé. 

Iludried.    eunn-draîds,    a   non 

IIiMli'iicn.  cuoii-drlv'-VD,  a.  qui 
u  (iH  puusse  d  aucun  tbié. 


Iliidrdssj,    eunn-droff'-si,  4.  t^ 
diouZ-M- 


pure. 
CiidûbitabU 

ta-bl,  a.  indubitaljle. 
Cndûe,  eunn-diou',  a.  mauvais, 

indu.  [s.  injustice, ^ 

UiidùcitcBs,     eunn-diou'-nesse, 
Viidulary,    —    late,      eunn'- 

djiou-la-ri,  léte,  o.  ondojaut. 
— ,  va,  faire  ondoyer,  onduler, 
— .  vn.  onduler,  ondoyer. 
Vndulâtion,        eunn-djiou-lé'- 

cheune,t.  ondulation,  f, 
Vudulatory,       eunn'-djiou-lê- 

td-ri^  a.  ouduiatoire. 
Ciidûl)',  eunn-diou'-ll,  ad.d'vnt 

manière  il  légitime,  injusiement. 
Viidûcifii!,  eunn-diou'-ti-fûui,  a, 

désobéissant. 
OiidùtirQilly,  eunn  dlou^-ti-foul- 

li,  ad.  sans  respect. 
UiidûtiruliiesB,    eunn-diou^-tl- 

foiil-nesse,  ».  désobéissance,  ir- 
révérence,/".  [immortel, 
Ciidy'iiig.  eunn-daï'-inngne,  a. 
Uiiéiiriii'd.  eune-eurnd',  a.  qui 

n'a  pas  été  gagné. 
Viiéaribly.     eune-eurth'-l:,   o. 

qui  n'est  pas  terrestre. 
Kuéasily,  eune-i'-li-li,  ad.  mal 

à  son  aise,  avec  peine. 
Vuéusiiicfis.  eune-i^-zi-nesse,  $, 

inquiétude,     incommodité,     /, 

chagrin,  m. 
Diiéag}',   eune-i'-ii,    a.  inquiet. 

Incommode,  pénible,  embarras- 
sant, dir&cije,  mal  à  l'aise. 
Viiëateu,     eune-i'-tn,    «.     non 

mangé.  [non  édifié. 

Uiiédïfied,    eune-ed^-i-faïd,     a. 
Uxédirjiiig,   euue-ed'-i-faii-inn- 

gne,  u.  scandaleux, 
Cnélecicd,    eune-i'-lek-ted,  a. 

non  élu.  [non  éligibls, 

Cuéligible,    eune-el'-i-dji-bl,  a. 
Vnéloqiieiit,  eune-eK-lo- 

koueunt,     a.    dépourvu    d'élo- 

queuce. 
L'iieiupléyod,  eune-emm-ploïd^, 

a.  desoccupé. 
l'iiéiupiiuble,    eune-emmp'-ti. 

a-bl,".  inépuisable. 
Vuéui  ';Soueaa,       etine-éne^-ft- 


UNE 


986 


UNE 


hl-nesse,  <>  infaillibililé,f. 
Ciiciiilônreil.      eune-enn-daou- 

de^,  (f.  non  doué  de. 
Unciii^âged,  eune-ennguédjd', 

a.  libre. 
Ciiciijôycd^  eune-enn-djoïd',  a. 

dont  on  n'a   pas  joui. 
Vucnlâi'gcd,  eun£>-enn-Iardjd', 

a.  étroit,  borné. 
Vnenllghteiied.  eune  enn-laï'- 

tnd,  a    obscur.  [o.  libre. 

Uiieuslâvcd.     eune-enn-slévd'- 
Uiientert&iiiiiif.         eune-enn- 

leur-té'-ninngDe,  a.  fade. 
Vi>eiit6nibcd.  eune-enn- 

teummd',  a.  non  enterré 
VuciiTicd,     eune-eno-Tid',    a. 

non  enTié.  [féneur,  inégal. 
IJiirqual,  cune  i'-koual,  a.  in- 
llncquallod.  —  lublc,  eunei'- 

kouald,    koual-a-bl,   n.  sans  é- 

gal,  incomparable. 
Viiéqiinlitf  ■  —  liiess,  eune-i'- 

konal-i-ti,  nesse.î.  inégalité,;'. 
Ciicqunlly.  eune-i'-koual-li,  ad. 

inégalement.  [bl,  a.  injuste. 
Uiiéqiiitable,  eune-el£''-koui-ta' 
Uiicqnivocal,     eune-i-koui\/  6- 

kal,  a.  pas  équlToque,  clair. 
Uiiérrableiieas^       eune-er^-ra- 

bl-nesse,  s.  infaillibilité,  f. 
Vuérriiig,  eune-er'-rinngne,  a. 

infjillible. 
Viiéri'iiigl}-.    eune-er'-rinngne- 

ii,  ad   sans  méprise 
Vnc9p<<'d,      eune-ispaîde',     a. 

sans  être  tu. 
VucKséuiial,       eune-es-senn'- 

chnl,  a.  non  essentiel. 
Viieslâblishi'd,       eune-l-sUb'- 

lisht,  a    non  établi. 
Vuéveii,    eune-i'-TD,  a.  inégal, 

raboteux.  [négalement. 

VnéTGuly.  eune-i'-TD-li,  ad.   i- 
IJuéveiiiiesfi,     euDe-i''va-ne?sc, 

«.inégalité,^.  [inévitable. 

Viiéi'i table,  eune-ev'-i-ta-bl,a 
Uuéx.-icted,      eune-eg'-zak-ted, 

a.  qui  n'apoS  été  pris  par  force. 
(Jnexâniiiied,      eune-eg-zame'- 

innd,  a.  inexaminé. 
UnvXHnipIcd,    Uiizémpliacd, 

eune  eg-iamm'-p!d,  eune- 


zemm'-pll-faïd,   a.  sans  eiom» 

pie. 
Ciicxrised,     eune-ek-saTzd',  a. 

qui  ne  paie  poini  d'impôt. 
l'iirxpcuted.    eune-ek'-si-kion- 

ted  a.  non  exécuté. 
Oiicxémpi.      euae-eg-iemmpl', 

a.  qui  n'est  pas  exempt. 
S'iiéxcrciscd-       eunc-ek^-seur- 

saïzd,   a.    inexercé,  sans  expé- 
rience. 
ïliicxcpptionable)        eune-ek* 

ccp'-cheune-a-bl,     a.     Irrépro» 

chable,  irréfragable. 
l'iiexb&iested,  eune-eks-hdîïss^ 

ted,  (7.  inépuisé. 
ïjiicxpanded,   eune-eks-pann^- 

ded.  (T.  inétendu. 
Ciioxpéctrd^  eune-ek-»pekMed, 

a.  inopiné,  impréTu. 
Uiiexpéctedly.      eune-ek-spek'- 

led-li.  «rf  inopinément. 
Uiiexpéctcduo88,         eune-ek- 

spek'-led-nesse,  i.  état  de    ce 

qui  arrive  inopinément. 
Vnoxpédienl,    eune-ekj-pi'-di- 

ennt,  a.  inopportun. 
Citexpénsive,    eune-eks-penn'- 

siTe,  a. frugal,  h  bon  marché. 
Uiiexpérleiiccd,    eune-eks-pi'- 

ri-ennt,  o   sans  expérience,  in- 
habile, [inexpérimenté. 
Uiiexpérl,   eune-eks-peurtt',   a, 
l'iiexpértly,     eune-eks-peurle'- 

li,  ad.  en  notice. 
Viiexpêi>«iies8.   eune-eks-peur- 

te'-nesse,  s.  inexpérience,  f 
Uiiexpired.  eune-eks-paîrd',  o. 

qui  n'est  pas  échu. 
ViiexpiiSred.     eune-eks-pI4rd', 

a.  inexploré 
llnexp6sed,   eune  eks-pflzd',  a. 

qui  n'est  pas  exposé  à 
Uucxpoùiidable.  eune-eks- 

paounnd'a-bl,  <i.  inexpl'cable. 
Unexpi'cssihle,  eune-els-Jrej'- 

si-bl,  a.  inexprimable. 
UsiexpréssiTc,    eune-eks-jjrei'- 

sive,  a   inexpiess  ble.    \ 
Diiexténded,       eunee'ks-tenn'- 

ded,  a.    sans  éteudue,  non  é- 

tenrlu. 
L'uexlermiiiable.eune-ekste-ur* 


UNF 


987 


UNF 


mi'-nahl,   a.    inexlerminable. 

Viicxtingiiisbnble,  eune-ek<- 
tinng'gouiche-a-bl,  a.  inex- 
tinguible. 

KiiexUiigiiUkod,  eune-eks- 
tinDg^-gouisht,  a.  qui  n'est  pas 
éteint» 

Vnexli'rpated,  cune-eks-leur'- 
pé-led,  a   inexiirpé. 

Vnfâded,  eunn-fé'-ded,  non  flé- 
tri, [qui  ne  se  flétrit  pas. 

Vi>râdliig.  euan  fé'-dinngne,  a. 

Viifâiliiig,  eunn  ré'-lioDgne,a. 
sûr,  assuré. 

Vi>rûir,  eunn-fére',  a.  malhon- 
nête, injuste,  incrédule. 

Viifâirl}',  eunn-fere'-Ii,  ad.  in- 
justement. 

Uiifâiriiesa,  eann- fére'-nesse, 
s.  injusiice,  f. 

Ciifâiilifiil,  eunn-fétb'-foul,  a. 
perfide,  infidèle. 

ITnfâiihfiill;,  eunD-réth''-roul- 
li,  ad.  infidèlement. 

Ci>râi(liruliie««,  ennn-réth''- 
foul-nesse,  ».  perfidie,  f. 

Kiifnllovved,  cunn-fal'  léde,  a. 
qui  n'est  pas  en  jachère. 

CiifâUified,  euDn-fal''s!-raId, 
a.  véritable,  naturel. 

l'iifaixiliar,  euntt-f(-mlK-}ir, 
a,  inaccoutumé. 

Cnfâsbiouable,  eunn  fache'- 
eune  a-bl,a.  pasï  la  mode. 

Uiifûtibianablenes*,  eunn-fa- 
the'-eune-a-bl-nesse,  i,  singu- 
larité, bizarrerie,  f. 

Viifâshiouabl],  eunn-fache'- 
eune-a-bli,  ad.  contre  la  mode. 

CnfûsbSoued,  eunn-riiche'- 

eunnd,  a.  informe,  irrégulier. 

Vufncten,  eunn-fas'-sn,  va.  dé- 
lier, détacher. 

Uiifâibered,  eunn-fa'-tAeurd, 
a  qui  n'a  pas  de  père. 

Vurâthomable,  eunn-fa</t'-eu- 
me-a-bl,  a.  qui  ne  peut  être 
sondé,  impénétrable,  caché. 

Cnfâiboinably,  eunn-fiit/i'-eu- 
me  a-bli,  ad.  de  manière  à  ne 
pouToir  ^ire  sondé. 

Viirâiiionied,  eunn-fa<A'- 

eummd,  a.  sansToid. 


nafattgued,    eunn  Ta-tlgd',    a. 

qui  n'est  pas  fatigué. 
ITiifaTOurnblo,    eunn-fé^-Tear- 

a-bl,  a.  défavorable. 
ViifaTOiirably.     eunn-fè'^-veur- 

a-bli,  ad.  désobligcarament 
Ciircarcd,  eurn-Srd',  a.    intré- 
pide, qui  n'est  pas  redouté. 
Ciiréadlilc,     eann-fi'-ii-bl,  <i 

impraticable. 
llufcalhered,   euna-fe</('-eur4 

a.  sans  plumes. 
Ciiréaiured,    eunn-fi/-tchiourd, 

a.  difforme.  [mangé. 

Uiiféd,  eunn-fed^,  a.  qui  n'a  pas 
Unrëed,    eunn-fîde',  a.  sans  ré- 


Ciiféeliiig,  eunn-n'-linngne,a. 

insensible.  [cère. 

€iiféigiicd.eunn-fénnd',  a.  sin- 
l'iiréigiiedly,      eunn-lé^-nedli, 

rtf?.  de  bonne    foi,  sincèrement. 
Curéigiicdiiofis,    eunn-fé'-ned- 

nesse,  ».  sincérilé,  f. 
Ciirélt,    eunn-fi.'ll',    a.   insensi- 
ble, non  senli. 
Cnrénced.  eunn-fénnst',  a.  sans 

défense,  sans  clôture. 
Ciifcrniénicd,  eunn-feur- 

mennt'-ed,  n.  non  fermenté. 
Ciiféi'tile,     eunn-feur'-tile,    a. 

infertile. 
Uiifétcer,  eunn-fet'-teur,  va.  i- 

ter  les  fers,  mettre  en  liberté. 
Viircitered.  eunn-fel'-teurd,  a. 

qui  n'est  plus  dans  les  fers, 
Uiifigiired,  eunn-fig'-jourd,  a. 

qui  n'a  pas  défiguré. 
Iliiniial.    eunn-fii'-yal,  o.    qui 

ne  convient  pas  à  un  fils. 
Vnrflljr,  eunn-Bl/-li,a.  qui  n'est 

pas  rempli. 
Viiffiiisbed,  eunn-finc'-isbt,  a. 

imparfait.  [me,  faible. 

Unrfrm,  eunn-feurm',  a.  infir- 
Uiifit,  eunn-fill',  va.  rendre  in- 
capable. 
— ,  a.  incapable,  impropre. 
Viifiily,   eunn-fite'-li,  ad.  mal, 

mal  à  propos. 
(Jiirfiiiégg,    eunn  fite'-nesse,   f. 

incapacité,  iaaptitude,  /% 


UNF 


98b 


UNG 


VurtKlng,  eunn-Bt'-lnngne,  a. 
qui  ne  convient  pas. 

IJiini-eunn-Bks'.  va.  défaire,  re- 
lâcher. 

ViiflK'd,  euno  flksi',  a.  errant, 
vagabond,  qui  n*e?l  pa?  fixé. 

tJiiflédged,  eunn-Hedjd^,  a. 
sans  plumes,  novice. 

KuOéshed,  ennii-flesht',  a.  pas 
accoiUumé  ao  carnage. 

Vufôili-d,  eunn-FoIld',  a.  In- 
vaincu. 

Diifôld,  eunn-fôld',  l'«.  déplier, 
développer,  expliquer,  décou- 
Trir,  déclarer.  To  —  an  ar- 
my,  mettre  des  troupes  en 
campagne-  To  ~  «hcep,  tirer 
les  brebis  du  parc. 

Viifoi'b{d,lliirorbidden,eunn- 
for-bid',  bid'-dn,  a.  non  défen- 
du, permis. 

IJiirorb<ddciiucaB.  eunn-for- 
bid'-du-nesse,  s.  état  de  ce  qui 
n'est  pas  dtfendu, 

(Jufài'cc-d,  euiir-fôrst',  «.volon- 
taire, libre,  aisée,  facile. 

Ilurùi'fibic,  eunn-fdr-ci-bl,  a. 
faible. 

Diirurvbôding,  eunn-fAre-bfr'- 
dinngne,  «,  qui  ne  donne  pas 
de  présages. 

Viiforckiiéwu,  eunn-fôre-nô- 
ne',  a.  inconnu.       [a.  Imprévu. 

Uiiforesceii,      eunn-rûre-sine'' , 

Vnfôretibiiiued,  eunnfôre- 
skinrd,  (I    circoncis. 

Vufûi-feiied.  eunn-fûr^-Qte-ed^ 
a.  qu'on  n'a  pas  perdu,  con- 
fisqué. 

C"foig(»iiig:.eunn-for-giv'-inn- 
gnc,  a.  inexorable,  implaca- 
ble. 

Curorgàtteu,  eunn-rorgot'-tn, 
a.  mémorable,  qu'on  n'a  pas 
oublié. 

Ciifôrnied,  eunn-formd',  a  in- 
forme, faillie,  [a.  non  délaissé. 

Uiifumâkeii,      eunn-for-sé'-kn, 

UufôriiOi-d.  eunn  for'-ti-fdîUL-, 
a.  point  fortifié. 

L'iirôiliiiiute,  eunn-for'-tcbioi;- 
néle,    a,     infortuné,    n.alheu- 

rouK. 


Cnf6rlunRtcly,  cnno-for'- 

tcbiou-nate-li,  od.  malheureu- 
sement, par  malheur. 

Ciifôiigkt,  eunn-fâùle',  qui  n'est 
pas  atl.iqué.  [gâté. 

CiirùiiU-d,   eunn  faoutd',   a.  pas 

Kiirôuiid.  eunn-faouund',  a» 
qu'on  n'a  pas  trouvé. 

Viifiâniuble,  eunn-fré'-ma-bl, 
a.  qu'on  ne  peut  façonner. 

Ciiri'ânx-d,  eunn-frémmd',  a. 
sans  cadre,  grossier. 

Cnfrée,  euun-M',  (I.  pas  libre, 
esclave 

Ciirréeze,  eunn-frlje',  (unfro» 
ze.  iiiiri'ozcn)  t'a.  dégeler. 

Iliirréquciicf,  eunn-frl'- 

kouenn-ci,  5.  rareté,  f. 

Ciirrrqucnt,  eunn-fn'-kouenBt, 
a.  peu  fréquent,  rare. 

Uiifrequriiled,  euun-fri- 

koucnnt'-ed,  n.  désert. 

tinrréqueiilly.  eunn  fri'- 

kouennt-li,  (id.  rarement. 

IIiifriciKlcd,  eunn-fieand'-ed, 
a.  sans  amis. 

Ciirrleudlcsa,  Viirrfcndli- 
■losB,  eunn.rrennd''-lesse,  ii- 
nesse,  s,  absencâ  de  bienveil- 
lance, dureté,  inimitié,  f. 

Vtifi-feiidly,  eunn-frennd'-li,  a. 
peu  obligeant,  ennemi. 

— ,  ad  d'une  manière  peu  obli- 
geante, durement. 

Uiifiôzeu,  eunn-frft'-in,  a.  dé- 
gelé. 

Uiirrùiiful.eunn-frôùte^-foul.a. 
infertile,  stérile. 

Uiiri-ûitriilly,  eunn-frôùte'-foaU 
li,  ad  infructueusement. 

Uiifrûilfiiliieas,  eunn-fro'ule'- 
foul-nesse,  s.  infertilité,  stéri- 
lité  f.  [pas  accompli. 

Unruiniled,    eunu-foul  fild',  a. 

Uiiriirl,  eunn-feurK,  va.  défer- 
ler, déplier. 

Uiirûriii-b,  eunn-feur'-olcbe, 
la.  dégarnir,  dépouiller,  pri- 
ver de. 

Uiirùniisbed,  euDn-reur''-Bi>bt, 
<i.  dégarni,  dépouillé,  noc  meu- 
blé, [n'est  pas  jaugé, 

UiigAsed,  eunn-guédjd',  a.  qui 


UNG 


989 


UNG 


Cng&ini  eunn-guéne^,  a.  mala- 
droit, biiarre.        [a.  onéreux. 

CugàinfuI,      eunn  guéDe'-rcuI, 

Dngniuly,  eunn-guëne'-li,  a. 
lourd,  maladroit. 

—,  ad.  de  mauvaise  grlce* 

Viigâlled,  eoD^-gSilA.',  a,  qnl 
n'est  pas  blessé. 

Cngâriiishedi  euco  gar'-Btlht, 
a.  dégarni. 

Vngâi'tered,  eunn-garMeurd, 
a.  sans  jarretières. 

Vitgâtliered,  eunn  gafV-eurd. 
a.  pas  eueilli.  [non  jaugé 

Vugâiised,    eunn-gué'-djd,    a. 

Viigénerated,  eunn-djèue^-er- 
é-tid,  a.  non  engendré. 

lJ»ji;éiiera(âve,  eunn-djène^-er- 
a-tive,  a.  impuissant,  impro- 
ductif. 

Csij^éneroiis,  eunn-djène'-er- 
Ëuce,  a.  bas,  lâche,  lionteux. 

Viigéiiial,  euna-dji'-ni-al,  a. 
malsain,  dur,  rigoureux. 

Viigénteel,  eunndjenn'-tl,  a. 
grossier,pen  obligeant  impoli. 

Oiigenteell)',  eunn-djeunt'-li, 
ad.  grossièrement. 

Viigéiilecliicas,  eunn-djannt'- 
tl-nesse,  s.  grossièreté,  /. 

Viigénile,  eunn-djenn'-tl, a. In- 
docile, rude,  intraitable. 

Viigéullemaiily,  eunu-djenn^- 
tl-maae-ll,a.  malbonaSle, gros- 
sier. 

Vugcutlene**,  eunn-djennttl- 
nesse,  $.  rudesse,  dureté,  se- 
vérité,  impolitesse,  f. 

Ongcntlj,  eunndjenDt'-Ii,  ad. 
rudement,  durement. 

Vugeoméd'ical,  euno-dji-ô- 
met'-tri-kal,  a.  qui  n'est  pas 
géométrique. 

Cugild,  eunn-^ulld',  (iiiigil- 
ded,  ungill,  uiigill.  uiigil- 
de«l)  va.  dédorer.         fdédoié. 

Cngilded,     euon-guil^-ded,     a. 

Vngird,  eunn-gueuid',  (un. 
girl,  iinglrdvd,  iiiigii-ded, 
niigirt)  va.  ftter  la  ceinture, 
défaire,  détacher,  dessangler. 

Viigiviiig;  eunn-guiv'-lungne, 
a.  qui  ne  (ioiin«  point. 


tliigl6riaed,  eunn-glâ''-ri-faîde, 
a.  fans  gloire.  <j, 

llngldicd,  eunn-gleuTd',  a. 
sans  gants,  déganlé. 

Unglûe.  eunc'gliou''- va.  décol- 
ler, dégluer. 

Ciigôd,  eunn-gode',  va.  priTer 
de  la  divinité,  [en  impie. 

Dngôdiil]',  eunn.god'-li-li,  ad. 

Viigôdiiiiess,  eunn  god'-li-nes- 
se,  s.  impiété,  f. 

Ciigôdiy,  eunn-god'-li,  a.  im- 
pie, profane 

(jHgôred,  eunn-gôrd'',  a.  qui 
n'est  pas  blessé. 

lliigôi-ged,  eunn-gordjd',  a.  qui 
n'est  pas  rassas  é. 

Ciigôt,  eunn-gott'.  a.  qui  est  I 
naître,  qui  n'est  pas  acquis. 

tJugéveruable,  eunn  gueuv'- 
eur-na-bl,  a.  revêche,  indomp- 
table, furieux,  effréné. 

Uiigôveruabltiiess,  eunn< 

gueav'-eur-ua-bl-nesse,  s.  fu- 
reur, olistiuatioo,  f. 

UiigÔTcrMcd,  eunngueuT'- 

eurnd,  a.  iins  règle,  effréné, 
licencieux. 

Ciigi'&ccrul,  eunn-gréce'-foul, 
a.  disgracieux,  désagréable. 

tliigi'âcurt<il;,  cunn-gréce'- 
foui-li,  ad.  Je  mauvaise  grâce. 

Ci>grâcerulne««,  eunn-giéce'- 
foui-uesse, s.  mauvaise  grâce,/', 

Ciigrâcioiis,  eunn-gié'-cbeune, 
«    méchant,  disgiacieux. 

Kiigrâciousl}.  eunn-gré'-cheu- 
ce-li,  ad  d'une  manière  peu 
honnête,  désobligeant,  mal. 

ViigrâcioiisnenH,  eunngrê'- 
cheuce-nesse,  s.  manière  dé- 
sobligeante, f.         [sauvageon. 

Viigi'ârted,     eunn-graftd^,      a. 

Uiigrâiumatical,  eunn-gram'- 
mate-i-bal,  a.  contraire  aui 
règles  de  la  grammaire. 

IJii;;rân(ed,  eunn-grann^  ediO. 
prohibé,  défendu, 

Uugi'âpplo,  eunn-grap'-pj,  VtU 
décrocher,  délivrer. 

UiigrâtcruI,  eunn-grète'-foul, 
a.  ingrat,  désagréable,  sté- 
rile. 


UNH 


990 


UNH 


Oi»grfi«efnlly.eunn-gréte'-foul- 
li,"rf.  avec  ingralilude,  désa- 
gréalik-mont. 

Viigi-âiefiiluvcs,  eunn-gréte'- 
fûul-nesse,  s.  ingratitude,  f. 
désagrément,  m. 

Dugr&vi'l;^.  eunn-gréve'-li,  «d. 
sans  granité. 

Vngi'éuuded.  eunn-graouDiid'- 
ed,  a,  sans  fondenient. 

Ciigi-ûdgiiigly,  eunn-greud'- 
djinogne-li.  u.  de  boa  cœur, 
-volontiers. 

Diigûarded,  eunn-gujrar'-ded, 
a.  Indiicvet,  négligent. 

Vugueiit,  eunDg'-gùuenot,  $. 
onguent,  m, 

Unguésied,  eunn-guesst',  a. 
qui  n'a  pas  deviné. 

Ci'giiided,  euon-guaï'-ded,  a. 
sans  gu;Je. 

Iliibâbilable,  eunehab^-i-ta- 
bl,   a.    inhabilabiei 

Duliâbliablciicsa,  eune-hab'- 
bi-ta-bl-nesse,  a.  qualité  d'être 
inhabitable. 

Vubûcked,  eune-bakt',  a.  qui 
n'a    pas  d'entailles. 

Uiibàrt,  eune-bàrt/,  va.  déman- 
cher, [faner. 

Ciihâllow,eune-hal''-!A,va.  pro- 

llubûllowed,  eune-aK-lôile,  a. 
profane,  profané.    [1er  le  licou. 

BiihBUer,eune-hâl'-teur,  va.  6- 

Vuhâiid,  eunti-hannd',  va  lais- 
ser aller,   âcher. 

Uubândiiicss,  eune  baund'-i- 
nesfe,  s.  maladresse,  ^ 

Iluhâudeomc,  eune-bann'-seu- 
me,  a   maibonuète,  laid. 

Onhàudsoiuel)',  eune-hann'- 
geume-li,  ad  mal,  de  mauvaise 
grâce. 

Snb6udaoinenc««,  eune- 

hann^-seume-nesse,  i.  laideur, 
indécence,  maladresse,  malpro- 
preté, f.  [adroit. 

Vuliâudf,  eune-band'-t,  a.  mat- 

IIuhAiig,  eune-hanug',  va.  dé- 
pendre, détacher. 

Vuhâugod,  eune-hanngd',  n. 
qui  n'a  pas  éle  pendu.  [m. 

Bnb&p,  euae-hap',  ».  malheur, 


llubâppily,  enne-hap'-pl-li,a(i. 
malheureusement,  par  mal- 
heur. 

Vubâppiiicss,  eune-hap'-pi- 
nesse,  s.  malheur,  désastre,  m. 

Vi'bâppy,  eune-bap^-pi,  a.  mal- 
heureux. 

Viihâi-boiir,  eune-har'-beur, 
IM.    lancer  (a    stag). 

Oiihârbourcd,  eune-bar'- 

beurd,  a.  cù  l'on  n'est  pas  & 
l'abri. 

(Jnbârdeued,  eune-har'-dnd, 
a.  qui  n'est  pas  endurci. 

Viihârd}',  euue-bar'-di,  a.  fai- 
ble, craintif.  [sain  et  sauf. 

Cubàriucd,      eune-harmd^,    a. 

Cubûriurul,  eune-harme'-fouli 
a.  innocent. 

Oiihariuôiiioua,  eune-bar-mô'- 
ni-euce,  a  sans  harmonie,  ru- 
de, dissonant. 

Cnb&rncaB,  eune-bar'-nesse, 
va.  désaruacher,  ôter  l'armure, 
désarmer. 

Cubâsp,  euno-baspe',.  va.  dé- 
giafer.  [éclos, 

Ciibâichcd,  eune-halsht',  a.  pas 

liubâzai-ded,  eune-baz^-eurd- 
ed,  a.  qui  ne  court  pas  de  dan- 
gers. 

Gubéaled,  eune-hSId',  a.  non 
guéri.  [a.  malsain. 

Cubéaltbriil,    eune-hellh'-foul, 

Ciibéalibrulues*,  eune-bellh'- 
foul-nesse,  (.  peu  de  santé,  m. 
insalubiilé,  /. 

Vuhéuli).  euue-helth'-l,  a.  mal- 
sain, malad.f. 

VnbéHrd,  eune-heurd',  a.  qu'on 
n'a  pas  entendu  ou  écouté. 

—  of,  u.  inouï,  inconnu,  sans 
exemple.  [courager. 

Viibeâri,    eune-bartt',  va.    dé- 

Uiibt-aled,  eune-bi'-ted,  a.  qui 
n'est  pas  échauffé. 

Uiibéeded,  eune-hid'-ed,  a.  in- 
sensible, négbgé. 

L'uhéedly,  eune-hld'-li,  ad.  né- 
gligeiiiment. 

I]iib'éi-driil,IJiibccdiiig,  eune- 
hîd'-foul,  eune-hîd'-inngne,  a, 
inattentif,  distrait,  négligent. 


UNH 

Vuhéedrulnesa*         euoe-hld^- 

fouI-nes5e,  J.  nù.u'Hgence,  f. 
Viihéetliiicss,  euiic  hid'i-niisse, 

î.  élourderie,  f. 
Uubéed)',  eune-Lîd'-i,  a.  étour- 
di, subit,  soudain. 
Uiihélped,    euue-beipt',    a.  dé- 

pourTu  de  secours,  abandonné. 
Uuhélprul,    eune-help'-foul,  a. 

qui  ne  donne  pas  de  secours. 
Vtkbéwn,   eune-hioune^,  a.   qui 

n'est  pas  tai  lé. 
Unkidebouixl,         eune-balde' 

baounnd,  a.  spacieux. 
Vubinge,     eune  biundje^,     va. 

bouleverser,   mettre  en  désor- 
dre, irriter, 
Cubolinesa,     eune-bô'-li-ne>se, 

s.  impiété,  mécbanceté,  f. 
Cubûl)',  eune-bi'-li,  a.  profane, 

impie. 
Vubôuoui'ed.  •eL:ne-on''-neurd, 

a.  qui  n'est  pas  bonoré. 
Viihôod,    eune-bôùde,   vu      '^ 

chaperouner. 
Vukôok,  va.  décrocher. 
Iliibôop,   eune-holipe',    va.  de"- 

cercler.  [péré 

lliihôpcd,    eune-hôpl',  a.  ines- 
Uiibôpeful,  eune-liôpe''-roul.  a. 

qui  ue  donne  point  de   bonnes 

espérances.  [saifonner. 

Vubôi'se,   eune-borsè',    va.  dé- 
lliib6!>pi(ablc,    eune-hos^-pi-ta- 

bl,  a.  inbospitalier. 
Uubôstile,     eune-hos'-tile,    n. 

inoffensir, 
IJub6iixe«      eune-baouze'^,     va. 

cbasser  d'une  maison. 
Cnhôused,     eune-baouzd'',      a. 

sans  asile. 
Uiibûiiibledf    ëuue-eumm''-bld, 

a.  qui  n'a  pas  été  bumilié. 
Vubûrt,     euae-heurt',   a.    sain 

et  sauf. 
l'ubûriful.  eune-heurt'-foul,  a. 

qui  ne    fait   point   de    mal. 
Cubûrifiillj,    eune-beurt''-foul- 

li,  aiX.  inuuccmnicnt. 
CiibÛBliniidvd^        eune  beuz^- 

hannd'-fid,  a.  qu'on  ne  ménage 

poiut.  [ser. 

Vubûsk,  euue-heusk',  va.  écos- 


991 


UNI 


(J'iiiconi,  jou'-ni-liorne,  s.  li- 
corne, f. 

C'iiiruiiu,    you'-ni-forme,  a.  a- 

.  nifornje.  régulier. 

—  ,  s.  uniforme,  m. 

Cuifôruiily,  you-ni-ror''-mi-tl, 
s.  —  mité,  ressemlilanse,  /'. 
rapport,  m.         [uniformément. 

(J'iiifui'nily,  yoU''-ni-form-li,  ad. 

Uuiuiâijiiiublo,  eune-im-mad^- 
djine  a-bl,  «.  inconce'vable. 

Uiiiuiugiiiably,  eune-im-mad'- 
djine-a-bli,  ad,  d'une  manière 
inimag  nable.      [a.  inimitable. 

Cniiiiitnblc,   eune-ime'-i-ta-bi, 

Uiiimiiiôi'iul,  eune-im-mor^-lai, 
a.  moi  tel. 

Uiiiiupâïrable,  eune-imm-pé'- 
ra-bl,  a.  qu'on  ne  peut  dimi- 
nuer. 

Uiiiiupûircd.  eune-imm-pérd', 
n.qui  n'est  pas  diminué,  usé. 

Viiiiupéucbc'd,  eune-imm- 

pllsbt',  a.  pur,  intact. 
I  Uiiiuiplôi'cd,  eune-imm-plôrd', 
'      a  qu'on  n'a  pas  imploré. 

Uiiinipôriaui,  eune-imm-por''- 
tannt,  a.  simple,  sans  aifecta- 
lion. 

tJiiiiuporiiined,        eune-imm- 
por-tiounnd',  a.  qu'on   n'a  pas  ■ 
importuné. 

UiiiaiipréTMble,  eune-imm- 

proTiv'-a-blj  u.  non  susceptible 
d'amélioration. 

CiiiuiprÔTablcuess,  eune- 

imm-pro'uv'-a-bl-Bessa,    a.  in- 
coirigibililé. 

Uuiiupi'âvcd,  eune  imm« 

prouvd',  «.  qui    n'est  pas  amé- 
lioré. \a.  oisif. 

Vniuiplôjcd,  eune-imm-ploïd', 

Uiiiucliiied,  eune-ina-klaïnnd'- 
a.  non  disposé  &. 

Uiiiuci'éusuble,  eune-ion-krl'- 
za-bl,  a.  qui  ne  se  peut  aug- 
menter, [n,  pas  endetté, 

Uiiindi-bivd,  eune-inn-det'-led, 

Uiiiiidiffei'eul,  eune-inn-dif 
fer-ennt,  (T.  partial. 

lIiiiiidùg«i-îoiiB,enne-inn-deus'- 
tri-euce,  a.  inbabile,  maladroit. 

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IJNJ 


tlam'-ma-bl,  a.  qu'on  ne  peut 
enD  immer. 

UuiiiOâiiicd,  eune-inn-flémd', 
(i,    non    eDflimmé. 

Cuiiirâi-mcd,  epue-inn-formd', 
a.  ignorant 

Viiîugâged,  eune-inn-guédjd', 
a,  libre. 

Viiaihâbitable,  euneine-hab'- 
i-la-ll,  a.  inhabitable. 

Cuixhâbiled.  eune  inehab'- 
iteed,  a.  Inhabité. 

Ciifiijtired,  eune-inn^-djiourd, 
a.  qui  n'est  pas  endomaiagé. 

Ciiiusci'fbed,  eunu-inn- 

sliraïbd',  a.  sans  inscription. 

diiiispired.  eune  inn-spaird', 
a.  sans  inspiration. 

Ci!iii8lrticted,eune-!nD-3treuk''- 
ted,rt.  ignorant. 

Vuiiisti'ûcicTe,  eune  inn 

sireuk'-tive,  a,  non  instructif. 

Vnitilélligc-ut,  eune'inn-tel''-li- 
djennt,  a.  sot    ignorant. 

Cuiutelligibiliiy,  eune-inn-tel- 
li-dji-bil'-i-ti,  >.  —  bilité,  mys- 
tère, m. 

Vniiitélligible,     eune-inntel'- 
li-djl-bl,  o.    inintelligible,  obs- 
cur. 
'  UiiiDitélligSbljr,     eune-inn-tel'- 
li-iiji-bli,    ud.  —  blement. 

nniiXciilioual.  eune-ion-tenn'- 
cheune-al,  a.  sansdessein,  sans 
préméditation. 

Vuiiiit^reslcd.  eune-lnn'-ter- 
ess-ted,a.  désintéressé. 

Ci>iniei'iui<icd,  eiiue-inn-teur- 
mit/ted,  a.  continuel. 

tJniiiternjixcd.  enne-inn-teur- 
mikst',  a.  qui  n'e--t  pas  mêlé. 

Vuiiitori'i'ipic'd,  Ëune-iun-ter- 
reup'-ted,  «■  qui  n'est  pas  in- 
terrompu. 

Iluiuterrûpiedly,  eune-inn- 
ter-reup'-ted-li,  ad.  sans  in- 
terruption. 

Ouiiitrealablc,  eune-ina'-trl- 
ta-bl,  a.  inexurable. 

Duiiitrcucbed,  eune-Inn- 

trennsht',  a.  qui    n'est  pas  re- 
tranché. 

Vniuiréstieable,  eane-inu-Tes'- 


ti-ga-bl,  II.  qu'on  ne  iaurall 
rfchercher. 

llt!iii»iied,eune-inn-\aî'-led,n. 
pas  1  rié.  [concorde,  f, 

U'iiiuii,  ïou'-ni-eune,  s.   union, 

U'tiisou,  jlou'-ni-ieune,  s.  u> 
nisson,  m.  [m. 

U^iiii.  y.ju'-nitt,    <.  unité,  f.  un, 

U'iiils.  tens,  bundred)i,lhou- 
sasid.  etc.,  nombre,  dizaine, 
centaine,  mille,  etc. 

liiiitariiiu,  jou-ni-té'-ri-ane,  ». 
unitaire,  m.  [dre. 

Uiiitc,  jou-nalte',  t'a.  unir,join- 

— .  V»».  concourir,  s'unir,  se  join- 
dre, [de  concert. 

ViiiK'dl),     you-naî'-led-li,    ad. 

L'iiitiug,  jou-nai'-tinngne,  s 
union,  jonction,  f. 

diiiÏTc,  you'-ni-tive,  a.  qui  i 
le  pouvoir  de  joiodie. 

Bjii:j',  you'-ni-ti,  s,  unité,  con- 
corde, f.  [universel. 

liiiUcrsal,  jou-ni-veur'-aai,    a. 

Uiiivci'sâlii}'.  you-ni-veur-sal'- 
i-ti,  s.  —  \né,y. 

I]E:ivéi-«all).     you-ni-veur'-«al- 

i,  ad.  universellement. 
U'iiîTersc,  you'-ni-veurse,  s.  u- 

nivfrs,  »)!.  [a.  université,/. 
L'iiivéï'giiy.  you-ni-veur'-si-ti, 
l'ittxteal,  you  n  v'-ô-kal,  a.   u- 

ni\oqL>e,  régulier. 
tjiii<ociillj,    yoii-niv'-vô-kal-ll, 

ad.  dans  un  seul  sens. 
riijoiu,    eunndjoïne',  va.   di»- 

joindre,  séparer. 
IJiijôiiii,  eunn-djoïonf,  t'a.   d^ 

mettre,  déjoiiidre. 
l'iijéjful,     eunn-djoï'-foul,     ck 

triste.  [trisle,. 

IJiijàyoïiB,    eunn-djoî'-euce,   a 
Uiijûdgt'd,     eunn-djeiidni',    ci 

non  jugé.  Ljt:;î.2,  iDiqua 

l'iijiist.    eunn-<I^î/U3te',    s.    in* 
L'iijù».tiflable,     euun-djeus'-ti- 

fai-a-bl,    a,    insoutenable;  illi- 
cite. 
L'iijii«<i0abU-ne8a,  ennn- 

djeus'-ti-fal-a-bl-nesse,  S.  qu». 

Iité  injustiSable. 
l'iiji'isiiaalily,      eunn-djeus'-fr' 

f«ï-a-bli,  ad>  UilcUemsat. 


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UNL 


Ciijiistly,  cnnn-djeu8te'-li,  ad. 
injustement.  [te. 

Viikcd,     eunng'-ked,   a,    tris- 

Vnkéiinel,  eunn-ken'-nil,  va. 
déterrer,  faire  sortir  de  son 
^!le. 

Diiképt,  ennn  ke^it',  a.  qui  n'est 
pas  gardé,  inobservé. 

IJiikfud,  —  dly,  eunn-kainnd', 
li,  a.  désobliçeani,  contraire. 

—,  ad.  désobligeamment. 

Viikiudiiess,  eunn-kaîond'-nes- 
se,  s.  dureté,  mécliancetè,  f. 

Ilnkiug,  eunn-kinng',  va.  dé- 
trôner un  roi. 

Viikissed,  eunn-kist',  a.  qui 
n'est  pas  baisé. 

Viikiift,  ean-niU',  (unbuit, 
uiikiiii)  va.  dénouer,  ouvrir, 
défaire.  [savoir. 

tliikiiôw,  eun-nA',  t'a.  cesser  de 

IIiiwii6wable,  eun-nA'-a-bl,  a. 
qu'on  ne  peut  savoir. 

Viikiiànriiig,  euD-nd^-iongne, 
a.  ignorant. 

Viiknén'Siigljr,  eun-nfi'-inogne- 
li,  ad.  sans  le  savoir. 

IJiikiiâwn,  eun-nône',  a.  incon- 
nu, insu.— (omo,  &  mon  insu. 

Ilalâboured,  eunn-lé'-beurd^a, 
sans  culture,  aisé,  facile. 

Ciilâco.  eunn-léce',  va.  déla- 
cer, défaire. 

Viilâde,  eunn-lédo',  (iinladcd, 
■■■liadeii)  va,  décharger,  vi- 
der. 

Dnlâder,  eunn-lé'-deur,  a.  dé- 
chargenr,  m. 

Ciilâid,  eucnléde',  a.  déchargé, 
vidé,  qui  n'est  pas  apaisé. 

tJiilAuiéiitod,  eunn-ia-mennt^- 
ed,  a.  point  regretté. 

Viilâtch,  eunn-latche'i  va.  le- 
ver le  loquet. 

Vnlâwrul,  eunn-I^'-foul,  a.  Il- 
licite, illégitime. 

--  iiiterent,  t.  usure,  f. 

■Jiilàwrully,  eunn-lau^foul-li, 
ad.  illicitement 

Vuléarn,  eunn-leurn',  va.  dé- 
sapprendre, oublier. 

Duléarncd,  ounn-Ieur'-ned,  a, 
ignare,  ignorant' 


OnKnriiedljr,  eunnleur'-n»!]. 
11,  a.  en  ignorant. 

Cidéaveiied,  eunn-Iev'-Tenndî 
a.  sans  levain,  azyme. 

Uiiléisiireduesa,  eunn  -Hj'. 
iourd-nesse.j    manque  de  loisir 

Ciiléss,  eunn-lesse',  c.  &  molu^ 
que. 

Viilcasoned,  etinn-les'-snd,  c. 
qui  n'a  pas  été  enseigné. 

lliiléttered,  eunn-let'-leurd,  a, 
illetiré,  ignorant. 

Viilévclled,  eunn-lev'-eld,  a. 
qiii  n'est  pas  de  niveau. 

tlnlllifdïnoua,  eunn-li-bldM- 
neuce,  a  qui  n'est  pas  lascif. 

Cnlicensed,  eunn-laï'-sennst, 
ad.  sans  permission. 

Ilnlicked,  eiinn-likt',  a.  diffor- 
me, qui  n'a  pas  été  léché. 

Viilighted,  eunn-laï'-led,  a.  pal 
allumé.  [me,  a.  sombre. 

Viili'ghtgome,     euna-la!te'-seu- 

(Jnli'ke,  eunn-laïke',  n.  dissem- 
blable, différent,  improbable. 

Uiilikeliliood,  —  liiiess,  euno- 
laïke'-houde,  li-nesse, s. impro- 
babilité, f.  [improbable. 

Viilikvljr,      eunn-laike'-'i,      a> 

—,ad,  invraisemblablement. 

ViiUkeiieBii,  eunn-laîke^-neS9e| 
s.  peu  d'apparence,  différente,^. 

(Iiiliinilable,  eunn-lime'-lte-a- 
bl,a.    qu'on  ne  saurait  limiter. 

Vnlimlted,  eunn-lime^-i-ted,  a. 
illimité. 

ViiUmitcdljr,  eunn-limeM-ted- 
li,  ad.  sans  limites. 

llnliue,  eunn-laïne',  va.  dédoo- 
bler.  [tiller. 

VnUnk,  ennn-llnnk',  va.   détor- 

Uiiliquified.  eunn-lik'-oui-fal- 
de,  (1.  non  fondu. 

Vnlâad,  euon-IAde',  (unloa» 
dcd,  niiloaden)  va.  déchar- 
ger," soulager. 

Viilôck,  eunn-lok',  va.  ouvrir. 

Uiilôokcd-tor,  eunn-lotikt'-fori 
a.  inattendu,  inopiné,  impré- 
vu. 

Viiléose,  eunn-lôtizc',  va.  dé- 
lier, dénouer,  résoudrai  tom» 
ber  en  pièces. 

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(niioaablo,    euDD-Iôtiie'-a-bl, 

a.  inextricable. 
nnléved,    eunn  leuvd',    a.    qui 

n'est  pas  aimé. 
fiDiévellucss,        euDn-leuT'-ll> 

nesse,  s.  qualités  haïssable». 
Vnlôvelf.  eunn-leuv'-ii,  a.   dé- 

isgréable,  ilétestable. 
Vnlûckil),  euDD-leuk'-i-l!,    ad. 

par  malLeur, 
VulûcbiuoKs,  eunn-leukM-Det- 

(e,  s.  nialbtur,  m. 
Vnlûckf,     euDD-leuk'-l,    a.    f. 

malheureux,    méchant,    malin, 

m.  maligae,  /.  de  mauvais  au- 
gure. 
CnluBtroas,    eunn-Ieus'-trence, 

a.  qui  manque  de  lustre. 
Vulûte,eunn-lioule',t'a.dëluter. 
Ciimâde,    eunn-méde',    a.    pas 

fait,  inachevé.  [pas  mutilé 

Cnmâiiued,     eunn-mémd',     a 
Ouiu&kable,  eunn-mé'-ka-bl,  a 

Incapable  d'être  fait. 
(Jnmâke,      ennu-méke',     (an 

madc,   undoue)  va.  défaire 

anéantir. 
Vnmàn,     ennn  mane',  va,   dé 

grader,  abattre,  efféminer,  châ' 

trer,  désarmer  un  navire. 
Vumâiiageable,     eunn-maoe' 

l-dja-bl,  a   intraitable. 
Vmuâuaged,    eunn-mane'-ldja 

a.  indompté,  non  dressé. 
Vumâi'liueasi     eunn-mane'-li 

Desse,  s.  conduite  indigne  d'un 

homme,  f. 
Vniuâuly,      ennn-mane'-ll,     a. 

mou,  m.  molle,  f.  efféminé. 
Cnmânt  ed,     eunn-niannd^,    a 

dégradé,  désarmé. 
Vnuiâiiiierliiii'ss,    eunn-man' 

neur-li-nesse,     >.   malbonuSle 


lé,/. 
Cnnianii 


auerfy,    CiimAnnered 

eunn-man'-neur-ll,eunn-man' 

neurd,  a  malhonnête,  incivil. 
—  9  ad.  locivileinenl.  [a.  inculte 
Viim&iiiircd.  eunn  raa-niourd' 
tJuniârkcd.  eunn-maïkt', a.  pas 

marqué,  démarqué. 
Çnmâiried,    eunn-nar'^-rid,  a 

asn  marié, 


Vumarried  man,  ;,  gardon,  e^ 
libataire  ,  m. 

—  woman,  s,  fille,  /. 
Vnmàrr)',    eunn-mar'-ri,      ViU 

démarier,  divorcer. 

Vnmâitk,  eunn-mask'',  va  dé- 
masquer, lever  le  masque. 

Cuiuâst,  eunn-maste',  va.  dé- 
mâter, [démâté,  f. 

Cnmàsled,     bjnn-mas'-ted,   a, 

IJumâalerable,  eunn-mas^- 
teur-a-bl,  a.  indomptable. 

Dum&Kieredt  euno-mas'-teurd, 
a.  Indompté. 

Uumâich,  eunn-matche',  va. 
déparier,  désassortir. 

UumÂichable,  ennn-matcbe^-a- 
bl,  a.  sans  égal,  sans  pareili 
désassorti.  [sans  pareil. 

Unmâicbed,    eunn-matsht',  a, 

Uuméanins,  eonn-mi'-niDD- 
gne,  a.  qui  n'a  pas  de  sens. 

—  «ords,  s.  galimatias,  m. 
l'nméaiui-uble,  eunn-mej'-esr- 

a-bl,  a,  démesuré,  immense. 
Cuniéasurnbleuess,  eulïD- 

mej'-eur-a-bl-nesse,».  immen- 
sité, f. 
IJuméasurablyt        ennn-mej'- 

eur-a-bli,  ad.  sans  mesure. 
Uimiéasurcd  ^    unn*mej^-eurâ, 

a.  immense,  infini. 
Cnuiéddled,  eunn-med'-dld,». 

auquel  on  n'a  p^is  touché. 
Unméditated,  euno-mède'-)-té- 

ted,  a.  non  prémédité. 
Duméeli     eunu-mlte',    a.    im- 
propre. 
Uuméllowcd.    eunn-mel'-lôde, 

a.  qui  n'est  pas  tout  à  fait  mûr. 
Uiimclted,    euon-m3li'-«d,   a. 

pas  fondu. 
Uuiméuiioued,        eunn-mena'- 

sbeunnd,  a.  qui  n'est  pas  nom-. 

mé. 
Dnméi'chantablo,  eunn-meur'» 

tcbann-ta-bl,  a.  invendable. 
VnmércSruI,       euDn-meur'>el- 

foul,  a.  impitoyable. 
Ciiméi-cifully,    eunn-meur'-ci- 

foul-li,    ad.    cruellement,   im- 

pitojablement. 
(luiuércifuluecS)   euna-ffifui/* 


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d-foui-nesse,  ».  cruauté,  f. 

Oumériled,  eunn-merMle-ed, 
u.  immérité. 

Cumérilediiegs,  euDD-mer'- 
ite-ed-nesse,  s  étal  de  ce  qui 
est  immérité. 

tJnniîlkcd,  eunn  milkt',  a.  qui 
n'est  pas  liait. 

Vutuiiided,  euDQ-miïnnd'-ed, 
a.  nég:ligé, ingrat. 

IJiiiuiiidfuI,  euDD-maicnd'- 
foul,  a.  ouLlieux. 

Vuuiiudfiiliica»,  eunn-maïnnd'- 
foul-nei=se,  s.  négligence,  f. 

VnmiHgle,  eunn-minng/-gl,  va. 
séparer,  trier. 

KJuiuiiigled,  Vumjxed,  eur.D- 
minng'-gl,  eunn-milist'',  a.  sim- 
ple, pur.  [crotté,  sali. 

Viimîry,   eunD.maï'-rl,    a.    pas 

Iliiinitigated.  eunn-mite'-i-gua- 
tid,  ».  qui  n'est  pas  adouci. 

Uiiniôaiicd,  eunn-mô''-Dnd,  a. 
qui  n'est  pas  pleuré. 

Cuiuôini,  Uiinaoisieiied,eunn- 
moïste'',  euon-mol'-snd,  o.  qui 
n'est  pas  mouillé. 

Cuinolésic-d,  eunn  mA-Iest'-ed, 
a.  pas  vexé,  sain  et  sauf. 

Viiuiôor,  eunD-méùr',  i;a.  dé- 
marrer. 

Vuuiûoi'iiig,  eunn-mdùr'-inn- 
gne,  s.  démarrage,  m. 

Vuiuôralized,  eunn-mor'-a» 
laïzd.a,  non  moralisé. 

Vumôrigiiged,  eunn-mor'- 

guédjd,  a.  sans  hypothèque. 

£umôuld,eunu-môld',  vu.  chan- 
ger la  forme  de. 

(lumâuriied,  eunn-môrnd',  a. 
qui  n'est  pas  pleuré. 

IliimâTeuble,  eunn-moTiV-a- 
bl,  fl,  inébranlable,  constant. 

KiuKuoTeublcuefta.  eunn-mdïiV- 
a-bl-nesse,  s.  fermeté,  f. 

tJumàv«ably,  eunn-moùv^-a- 
bli,a(i.  inébranlablement. 

Uuméved,  eunn  mdîivd^,  a.  Im- 
mobile, pas  touché. 

Diimdving,  euiin-mdù'-vlnn- 
gne,  a.  immolule,  qui  ne  tou- 
che pa;. 

Unwùftle,     eDBu-meD(''-fl.    va 


désaffubler,   décoDvrIri  enlever 

le  voile. 
Cnmûsicnl,    eunn-mlou'-zi-kal, 

a.  discordant.  [démuseler. 

Viiinnzzlo,   eunn-meuz'-îl,    va. 
Duiiâil,  eunn-Déle',  va,  filer  les 

clous  de. 
Iluiiâmed,    eun-nëmd',  a.  âsnl 

on  n'a  pas  fait  mention. 
Cnuâturnl,  eun-nat'-tchiou-ral, 

a.  dénaturé,  forcé,  outré. 
(Juiiâturally,     eun-nat'tchlou- 

ral-li,  ad.  contre  nature. 
Cunàliirulness,  eun-nat'- 

tch;ou-ral-Desse,  s.  humeur  dé* 

naturée,  f.  [a.  pas  navigable. 
IJiiiiâvigable,  eun-nav'-i-ga  bl, 
Uuiiécesaarily,      eun-nes^-ses* 

sa-rl-li,  ad.  sans  nécessité. 
Ciiuécessarîuess,       eun  ncs^- 

ses-sa-ri-nesse,  s.  inutililc,f. 
IJiiuéceesary,  Viiiiécili'iil^ 

enn-nes'-ses-sa-ri,        eun-uîd'- 

foul,  a.  inutile. 
Vnnéishboiirly,  eun-né'-beur- 

li,  a.  désobligeant;  ai.  en  mau- 
vais voisin. 
Ciiuérve,   eun-neurve',   va.   é« 

nerver,  affaiblir. 
Cnuérved,    VuuérTate,    eun- 

neurvd',  eun-neur'.Téte,   a.  é- 

nervé,  affaibli. 
Oiinâted,  eun-nA'-ted, a.  incon- 
nu, qui  ne  jouit  d'aucune  con- 

Sidération. 
tliiiiôticed,  eun-nA-tlste'ia.  pat 

observé  [beurd, a.  pas  nombre» 
Vuni'iiubored,  eun-neum'- 

Uuobéjcd,  eune-o-béde',  a.  qui 

n'est  pas  obéi. 
Viiobjécicd,  eune-ob-djek''.ted. 

a.  à  qui  l'on  n'a  pas  objecté. 
Uiiobiiôxioua,       eune-ob-nak^- 

cbeuce,  a.  qui  n'est  pas  sujetà. 
UiiobfléqtBioiisiieBS,      eune-'b- 

ti'-koui-euce-oesse,  t.  désobéis- 
sance, f, 
Uiiobsérvable,    ennc-ob-zeur'. 

va-bl,  a.  imperceptible. 
tliiobaérTaiit,       eune-ob-zeuii 

vannt,  a.  inattentif. 
UuobsérTed,    eune-ob-zeurTd', 

a.  point  ipeicu,  négligé. 


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996 


UISP 


lJnolj«ti'ûclcd,eune-ob  slreuV- 

ted,  a.  sans  ÈUe  empÈcbé. 
Cuobsirûctivc,  cune-ob- 

streuk'-ti-ve,   a.    qui    n'apporte 
point  d'obstacle. 
Viiobiâiued,      euno-ob-ténnd', 

a.  qu'on  n'a  pas  oblenu. 
VuôbTioiis,  eune-ob'--vi  euce,n. 
qui     n'est   pas  ostensible,  évi- 
dent. 
Vuâccupied,  eune-oV-kiou-pal- 

de,  a.  inoccupé,  sans  maître. 
—  laiid,  s.  terre  en  fiiclie,  f. 
Viioffciidiiigi,     eune-otfennd'- 

inngne,  a,  innocent. 

ÏJii6fffi-cd,     euneof-feurd',   a. 

qui  n'est  pas  offert.  [de. 

Uiiôil,  eune-oîl',  t'a.  6ler  l'huile 

l'iiépeniug,  eune-û'-pn-inngne, 

a.  qui  ne  s'ouvre  point. 
ViiôpcratîTe,     eune-op'-eur-a- 

ti\e,  a.  inefficace. 
Viioppâsed,   euoe-op-pfizd',  a. 

sans  opposition. 
Uiiôrdei'l)',  eune'Or'-deur-li,a. 

dérangé,  confus. 
IJiiôrdiuarr,    eune-or'-di-na-ri, 

a.  qui  n'esl  pas  commun. 
Kiiôrganiscd,      eune-or'-gane- 

aïzd,  a.  désorganisé. 

Ciiorîgiuul,  —  uated,   eune-5- 

rid'dji-nal,    né-ted,  a.    qui  n'a 

pas  d'origine,     [a.  liélérocioxe. 

di6r(hodox<  eune-or^'-tho-doks, 

Uiiôwiicd,   euoe-ônnd'',   a.  pas 

reconnu. 
Cnpûck,    eunn-pak',  va.   dépa- 
queter, décharger. 
Uiip&id,  eunn-péde',  a.  &pa;er, 

pas  payé. 
Vupâiued,  euDn-pénnd',  a.  qui 

ne  souffre  aucune  peine. 
ViipAiiifuI;  eunn-pene'-foul,  a. 

qui  ne  fait  pas  de  mal. 
Cup&iuted,  euno-pénnl'-id,  a. 

pas  peint,  pas  fardé. 
tInpi>laiable,eunn-Dal'-a-ta-bl, 

a.  dégoûtant. 
Viipâradize,  eunn-par'-a-dalie, 

va.  affl  ger,  désoler, 
IJiipéralleled,IJ>iparagoued, 
eunn-par'-al-leld,    a-gonnd,a 
incomparable,  sans  par«iU 


Utipârdonablc,   euun-psr'-dn. 

a-bl,  a.  irrémissible. 
Uiipûrdoiiubl}',   eunn-par'-dn- 

a-bli,  ad.  sans  pardon. 
CiipârdonL'd.eunn  par''-dnd,  a, 

pa.i  pardonné. 
Knpârdoiiiiig,      eunn-par'-dn- 
Inngne,  a.  qui  ne  pardunue  pas. 
Uupâred,     eunn-pérd',   a.    pas 

pelé. 
Unpai'liainéiitarineaa,  eunn- 
par-li-mennt'-a-ri  nesse,  s.  non 
parlementaire. 
Uiiparlinmcntarj',    eunn-par- 
U-mennt'-a-ri,    a.   non     parle- 
mentaire. 
l,'iipiirlable,euDn-part'-a-h!,  a. 
iuséparable.  [séparé. 

lJiipBried,eunn-par'-ted,(r.  pas 
Uiipâi'liall}>  eunn-par/-chal-ii, 

ad.  iniparlialemenl. 
UiipàsBuble,     eunn-pas'-sa-bl, 

o.  impraticable. 
Ciipâssioiiate,       cunn-pachc'- 

eune  aie,  a,  sans  passion, 
Unpâlbed,  eaaa-'pithd' ,  a.  noD 

frayé. 
tJiipâiteriied,eunn-pat'-teurna| 

a   sans  exemple. 
llnpAvc,   eunn-péve',  va.  dépa- 
ver, décarreler. 
Vnp&wued,  eunn-p£tnnd,a.  qui 

n'a  pas  été  mis  en  gage. 
Ciipênccable,     euna-pi'-sa-bl, 

a.  pas  tranquille,  turbulent.  _ 
Uiipéaceableness,      eunn-pi'- 

sa-bl-nesse,  s,  turbulence,  f 
Unpéaceabl}',     eunn-pi'-sa-bli) 

ad.    dans   le   trouble. 
Unpcg.  eunn-peg',  va,  6ler  II 

cheville. 
Unpcnsioned,        eunn-penn^- 

sheunnd,a.  sans  pension. 
llupcoplc ,     eunn-pl'-pl ,    vo. 

dépeupler. 
Viipi-rccivable,  eunn-peur-c!'- 

va-bl,  a.  imperceptible. 
Uiiperci'îïnblj',  eunn-pcur-ci'- 
va  bli,nd.  impeicepliblement. 
Uiipcrccivcd,  eunn-peur'-sivd, 

u    inaperçu. 
Cupéi-rcci,   eunn-peur'-tekt,  a. 
imparfait. 


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997 


UNP 


EJnpéi-rectIjr,     eunn-peur'-fekl 

li,  ad.  imparfaitement. 
Uiipcrfdi'uicd,  eunn-peur- 

forrad',  0.  pas  acquitté. 
IJupérishable,   eunn-per'-iche- 

a-bl,  a.  non  pé''is5able. 
Diipéijiired,  eunn-peur'- 

djiourd,  a    exempt  de   parjure 
Cuperpléxed,  eunn-peur- 

Elekst',   a.  qui    n'est  pas    em- 
arrassé. 
Viipersuadiible,      euDD-peur- 
soué'-da-bl,    a.    qu'on  ue  s»n- 
rail  persuider. 
VaipéiiiOcd,    eunn-pet'-tri  fal- 

de,  n.  non  pélrifié. 
r>ipliilO!iophical,     eunn-fll-18- 
zof'-i-kal,  a  pas  pliilosophique. 
CuphilosdpbicaliicBS,  euu-fil- 
lô-iof-i-kal-nesse,  s.  contraire 
&  la  philosophie. 
Ciipbilociépbically,    eun-BI  18- 
lof'-i-kal-li,  ad.  contrairement 
à  la  philosophie. 
Dupiérced,  eunn-pirst',    a.   qui 

n'est  pas  percé. 
Dupilni'od,   euon-pil'-lardd,    a. 

privé  de  ses  colonnes. 
Vupillon'cd,  eunn-pil'-lôde,  a. 

sans  oreiller. 
Viipfu,   eunn-pine',  va.   défaire 
l'épingle,  détrousser,  détacher. 
Viipiiied,  eunnpil'-lid,  a.  point 

plaint. 
Ciipiiirully,     eunn-pite/i-foul- 

li,   ad.  sans  miséricorde. 

Cnpi'iying,  cunn  piK-ti-inngne, 

a.  impitoyable.  [placé. 

Ciiplâced,    eunnplést',   a.   dé- 

Viiplagued,  eunn-piégU',  a  qui 

n'est  pas  tourmenté. 

Ciipl&iiled,  eunnplann'-led,  a. 

déplanté.  [n.  improbable. 

Viipl&usiblc,    eunn-plaû'-zi-bl, 

UiiplâiiBive,  eunn  plâù'-zive,  a. 

qui  n'approuve  pas. 
dipléasaut,  eunn-plc2'annl,a. 

déplaisant,  désagréal  le. 
Ilupléasaully.  eunn-plez'-annl- 
li,    ad      désagréablement,    de 
mauvais  œil. 
Viiplé.isniiiuesB,     eunn  plez'- 
anol-nesse,  i.  désagrément,  m. 


<Tiipléa«ed,  ennn-plizd',  a.  mé- 
content, [a.  mécontentant 
Knpiéasiug,  eunn-plî/.zinngne, 
UiipKaut,     eunn-plal'-annt,    a. 

inflexible,  indocile. 
Vnplianlnes*,  cunn-plaï'-annt- 

nesse,  s.  inflexibilité,  f. 
Vnpiôughed,  eunn-Llaoude',  a. 

non  labouré. 
Vuplûme,    eunn-pl.oume',    va 

plumer,  dégrader. 
Ciipoélic,    Kiipoêiical,  eunn- 
pft-ète'-ik,    el'tikal,  a.  prosaï- 
que, contraire  aux  règles  de  Is 
poésie. 
I  VnpélUh,   eunn-pol''-iche,    va, 
abrutir,  dépolir. 
Viiptlliehed,    eunn-poKisht,  a, 

raboteux,  grossier,  mat,  brut. 

fnptSIishcdiiesi,        eun-pol'-i- 

che-ed-nesse,  s.  état  de  ce  qui 

nesl  pas  poli.  [poli. 

iJnpoKie,  eunn-pê-laîtO'',  a.  im- 

VnpoIitencBs,      eunn  p8  laïte'- 

nesse,  s.  Impolitesse,  /. 
I/"pollû(ed,  eunn-pol-liou''-ted, 

a.  immaculé,  sans  tache. 
IJ»p<ipular,   eunn-pop'-iou-lar, 

a.  pas  populaire. 
Dnpôriabie,     eunn-porte'-a-bl, 

a   qu'on  ne  saurait  porter. 
t^iipâsscsscd,      eunn-poz''-zest, 

a.  qu'on  ne  possède  pas. 
Ciipôs-.e8iii>ig,     eunn-poz'-zes- 
sinngne,  a.   qu'on  ne   possède 
pas. 

Viipi-âcllcnble,    eunn-prak-'-tl- 

ka-bl,  a.  impraticable. 
Duprâctised,      eunn-p;ak'-tist 

a.  point  versé.  ' 

Dnpi'âiscd,  eunnarézd',  a.  qui 

n  est  pas  joué. 
Viiprecâi'ioii».       eunn-pri-ké'- 

ri-euce,  a.  indépendant. 
lliipréccdciitcd,      eunn-pres/. 

Ei-denn-ted.  a.  sans  exemple. 
Viiprcréri'cd,     eunn  j.ri-feurd', 

a.  pas  avancé. 
Cnpréjiidiccd,       Kiipi-cjiidi- 

ciHc-.r.iprojûdioaic-d.eunn- 

pred'-.ljiou-dist,    pri-djiou'-di- 

kéle,  ké-led,  a    sans  préjugé. 
CupremédUated,       eunn-pri- 


UNP 


998 


UNQ 


Biêao'-i-téted.a  sans  être  pré- 
médité. 
Cupi-opârctf,  cunn-prl-pérd',  a. 

sans  être  préparé. 
Diipropâri-ilucss,        ennn  pri- 
pe'-red-nesse,s    état  de  ce  qui 
n'est  pas  préparé. 
CMp«*epo"s^*«ed,        eunD-pri- 

poz-zest',  a.  sans  préTentiOD. 
Biipi-csscd.  eunr-prest',  a.  qui 

n'a  pas  été  [n-essé  ou  forcé. 
lliipretéiided,    euDc-pri-tenn'- 
ted,  a.  &  quoi  l'on  ne   prétend 
point. 
tTiipre<éndlne<  eunn  pri  lenn'- 

diongne.n  sans  prélent, ons. 
UnprcTâiliiig,        eunn-pri-vé'- 

linngne,  «.  sans  efficacité. 
Ciiprevcnied,  eunn-pri-ïennt'- 

ed,  a.  non  préT/enu. 
liupiiiiccls-.eunn-prmnce'-ll.a 

indigne  d'un  prince. 
l)iipB*iiicipled,    eunn-prinn^-ci- 

pld,  (I.  sans  principes. 
tJiiprinted,  eunn-prinnt'-ed,  R. 

non  imprimé. 
Ciipi'isoued,  eunn-priz'-znd,  a. 

tiré  de  prison. 
Iluprizablo,     eunn-pral'-io  bl, 

a.  qu'on  ne  saurait  priser. 

lluprized,  eunnpraîzd',  «.sans 

prix.  [a.  non  profané. 

Viipi'orâiicdi  eunn-prô-finnd', 

Iliiprûfliuble,     eunn-prof'-i-ta- 

bi,  (t    inutile,  vain,  vaine. 
Citpi'ôBtnblcucas,    eunn-prof- 

i-ta-bl-nesse,  ».  inutilité,  f. 
CiipiôOiably,    eunn-prof'-i-ta- 
bli.ad.    inutilement,  sans  pro- 
fit. 
Bnpr6fl«ed,eunn  prof'-ile-ed.n. 
sans  profit.  [stérile. 

Ciiprollfic,  eunn-prft  lif'-ik,  a. 
Dupr6iiiisius.  eun  n .  prô'-  maîze  - 
inngne,   a.    qui   n'a    pas  belle 
apparence. 
Cnpi'ouduiiceo,  eunn-prô- 

naounnsl',  a.  mue'. 
Cupi'opftious.  eunoprft  piche'- 

euce,  a.  snistre 
Oupi-opôrtiouable,  eunn-prA- 
pôr'-cheuue-a-bl,  a.  dispropor- 
tionné* 


CiiproporliouBbl}',  eunn-prS- 
pôr'-clieune-a-bli,nrf.  sanspro. 
portion,/'. 
L'upi-opôrtloned,  eur.n-prô- 
pôr'-cUeunnd,  a.  non  propor- 
tiunné. 
Uiipropâsed,euan-pr8-p3zd',  a 

qui  n'a  pas  été  proposé. 
L'a>pr6pped,euon-propt',  a. non 

soutenu. 
Ciiprôaperou»,         eunn-pros^- 

peur-eiice,  a.  malheureux. 
L'iiprôaperouslj',      eunn-pros'» 
peiir-euce-li,  «d.  malheureuse- 
ment. 
Viiproiécted,      eunn-prA-tek'- 

led,  n.  pas  protégé 

Unprôved,  eunn-prôùvd',  a.  pas 

pruuvéou  éprouvé,  sans  preuve. 

Uiiprovide,  euon-prô-vaide',fa. 

priver     des    qualités    requises 

pour.  (a.  dépourvu. 

liiiproTldcd,eunn-prô-vaî'-ded, 

UiiprÔTidenI,         eunn-prov'-i- 

dennt,  a.  imprudent. 
l'iipiâvideiulj,     eunn-prov'-i- 
denutli,  ad.  sans  prévoyance. 
Utipi'ovôkcd,  eunn  piô-vokt',  a. 

sans  être  provoqué. 

Uiiprûncd,    eunn-priounnd',  a. 

pas  taillé.  [secret, 

(liipiibllc,    ennn-peub'-lik,    a, 

liiipùblished,   eunn-pub'-lisht, 

a.  inédit,  secret,  qui    n'est  pas 

public.  [«    impuni. 

U.ipûiiished.  eunn-peune'-;sht, 

liipùrcbased,  eunn-peur/- 

tchast,  a    qui  n'est  pas    acheté. 

Uiipûrged,     eunn-peurdjd',   a 

impur.  [«■■  impur. 

Uiipi'irificd,  eunnpiou'-ri-taide, 

UnpurHÙed,  eunn-peur-sioude', 

a,  non  poursuivi. 
Uiipûti'iGcd,   lunn-piou'-tri-faV 

de,  a.  non  putréfié. 
■Jiiqiiâlified,   eunn-kouoK-i-tal' 

de,  a.  inhabile. 
Uiiquàlif),  eunn-kouoI'-i.faI,r)a. 

rendre  incapable. 
rii(jti&re""'>'<^'    eunn-kouor'- 

nl-a-bl,  a.  incontestable. 
l'Eiqiiéeiij  eunn-koulae',  vo. dé- 
poser une  reine. 


UNR 

Vnqiiénehable,    eunn-Icouenn- 

elie'-a-bl,    a.    qui     ne    s'éteint 

point,  inextinguible. 
Vii(tï9éiicb«bleiieBSf  euDn- 

kouennche'-abl-nesse,<,  inex- 

tinguibilité,/'. 
Kiiqiiéuched,  eunn-Icouennsht', 

a.  pas  éteint. 
IJii<IiicBtionable<  eunD-kouess'- 

tchcune-a-bl,    a.    iudubitable, 

certain,  incontestable. 
Viiquéstioiiableiiesa,       eunn- 

kouess'-tcbeune-a-bl-nesse,     i. 

certitude,  f. 
Ouqiicalioiiably,  cnnnkouess'- 

tcheune-a-bli.  ad.  sans    doule. 
Viiqiiésiioned,     eunn-kouess^- 

tcbeunnd,n.  indubitable. 
Viiquick,  eunn-kouik',  a.  sani 

mouvement,  inanimé. 
Viiqtiickciied;  euon-kouik'-nd, 

n.  inanimé. 
Diiquiel,  eunD-koi]a!''-ett,  a.  in- 
quiet, agité,  troublé. 
Viiquivlly,      eunn-koual'-ett-li, 

ad,  aYec  inquiétude. 
Vuqiifcliies*,    eunn-kouai'ett- 

nosse,  $.  inquiétude,  impatien- 
ce, turbulence,  f, 
Vurâcked,   eunn-rakt',  a.  pas 

soutiré.  [Vllriii-;. 

Onrâng,  ennnranng',  prêt,  de 

Ouràiiaacked,  eunn-ranu'-sakt, 
a.  non  pillé. 

Cui'âusomed,  eunn-rann'- 

seumd,  a.  pas  racheté. 

Viii'âtcd,  eunn-ré'-ted,  a.  pat 
spécifié  (dans  le  tarif). 

V'irnvel,  eunn-rav'--vl,  va.  dé- 
mêler, effiler,  défaire,  boule- 
verser, débrouillari  tirer  au 
clair. 

—,  vn.  s'effiler,  ie  débrouiller, 
se  dénouer,  s'éclaircir. 

Vnrâxored,  euDD-ré^-zeurd,  a. 
non  rasé.  [pas  atteint. 

Vuréachcd,     eunn-ritsht',    a. 

Vuréad,  euna-rtd',  a.  pas  lu. 

Vuréudiuess,  eann-red'i-nes- 
te,  s.  manque  de  promptitude, 
de  dispositions,  m. 

Iluréad)',  eunn-red'-i,  a.  pas 
Srét,  lent,  maladroit. 


999 


UNQ 


Cnréasonable,     eunn-rl'-in-i> 

bl,  a.  déraisonnable. 
Uiii-éasonableuesfl,      eunn-rl» 

zn'-a-bl-nesse,  i.  injustice,  f. 

Viiréasonably,    eunn-r/-zn-a- 

bli,  a.    déraisonnablement,  ex* 

cessivement. 

Vnrôave,  eunn-rlve'.un.  défaire. 

Viircbâtcd,  eunn-ri-bé''-ted,  a. 

non  émoussé. 
Viii-cbûkable,      eunn-ri-biou'- 

ka-bl,  a.  irrépréhenf-ible. 
Ciii'cbûked,  eunn-ri-biouktt',«. 

qui  n'a  point  été  repris. 
Vniecâllable,     eunu-ri-kal'-la> 

bl,  a.  irrévocable. 
Uiii'occived,    eunn-ri  sivd',    a. 
non  reçu.  [a.  incorrigible. 

Ciireclâimed,  eunn  ri-klémd'', 
Utirécompeused,       eunn-rek'« 
eum-penust,    a.     sans  récom- 
pense, 
lI»i-econc<lable,eunD-rek-onD- 

saï'-la-bl,  a.  irréconciliable. 
Uiiicconcilcd,    eunn-rek'-onn» 

saîld,  (I.  non  réconcilié. 
Uurecérded,  euua-ri-kor'-ded, 

a.  oublié. 
Ui>fec6uuted,eunn-ri-kaounDC- 

ed,  a  qui  n'est  pas  rapporté. 
Uiirccdverable,  eunu-n  keuv'* 

eur-a-bl,  n.  irréparable. 
Viirecâvered,      eunn-ri-keuy'» 

eurd,  a.  non  recouvré, 
Uiirecrûilable,      eunn  ri-kréii. 
le'-a-bl,  a.  qu'on    ne   peut  re- 
cruter. 
tinredéemable,  eunn-ri-dtme'* 

a-bl,    a.    non  rachetalile. 
IJui-edécined,eunn-ri-dlmd',  0. 

pas  racheté. 
Uui'cdûced,  eann-ri-dioatf,  a. 

pas  réduit,  insoumis. 
UiifL'rôrmable,       eunn-ri-for'- 
mahl,  a.  incorrigible,  obstiné. 
Viirerôi-med,     eunn-ri-formd'i 

a.  pas  réformi. 
Iliircfrâeted,  eann-ri-frak'-ted| 

a.  non  réfléchi. 
Viirerrésbed,     eunn-ri-fresht/, 

a,  pas  soulagé,  non  délassé. 
Durégal,  eunn-ri^-gal,  a.  quiu 
convient  pas  à  un  roi. 


UiNR 


1000 


UNR 


IJurcgfirded,      eunn-rl-guyai'- 

dej,  a.  négligé,  méprisé. 
tJiircgârdfuI,       eunn-ri-gard^- 

lou\,  a.  négligent. 
Dnreg&rdfullf,  eunn-rigard'- 

foul-li,  ad.  négligemmeni. 
lluregéuerate,  eunn-ri  djène^- 

er-ète,  a.  pas  régénéré. 
Vnrégistered;      euDn-redj'''is>- 

teurd,a.  non  enregistré. 
Vuréiued,  eunu-rénnd'i  u>  >ani 

frein. 
Ourelénlliig,      eunn-rl-ltcnt'- 

inngne,  ».  inflexible. 
Wurelicvable.eLinn-ri-li'-va-bl, 

a.   sani   ressource,  irrémédia- 
ble. 
Vui'eliéTed,eucn-ri-liTd',  a. pas 

secouru. 
Vuremârbable.  eunn-ri-mark''- 

a-bl,  a.  qui  n'est  pas  digne  de 

remarque. 
Vui'emédinble,      eunn-rl-mi^- 

di-a-bl,  a.  irrémédiable. 
Vuremémberiiig;,         ciian-rl- 

mem'-beur-inngue,.  <i.    qui   ne 

te  sourient  pas,  dont  on  ne  se 

souvient  pas. 
Vui'cméinbratice,        eunn-ri- 

mem'-braDnce,  t.  oubli,  m. 
Curouiiitcd,    eunn-ri-mit'-ted, 

a.  pas  pardonné,  continuel. 
Vureniôvable,     eunn-rî-moùv^* 

a-bl,  a.  inamovible. 
VurciuÔTubly,     eunn-ri-moùv'- 

a-bli,  ad.  inamovibleirent. 
QnrcméTcd,  eunn-ri  motivd^, d. 

pas  déplacé. 
Vjn-opâid,      eunn-ri-péd',     a. 

sans  récompense 
Vurepâirablo,    eunn-ri.pér'-a- 

bl,  a.  irréparable. 
Dnrepâired,  eunnri-pérd'i    a, 

point  réparé. 
Vui-epénlable^     eunn-ri*ptl'-a- 

bl,  «.  irrévocable. 
Vnrepéaled,    eunn-ri-plld',    a. 

po;nt  aboli,  abrogé. 
Sui'vpéuted,  eunn-ri-pennt'-ed, 

fl.  dont  on  ne  s'est  pas  repenti. 
Vui-c'péiiliiig,  —    tant,  euun- 

ri-pennt'-inngae,  annt,  a.  im- 
pénitent. 


IJnropiHine,  eunn-ri-pal'-ilniw 

gne,  a.  sans  murmure. 
Curepléiiishedteunn-ri-plène'- 

isbt,  a,  qui  n'est  pas  plein. 
Vurepi-icTablet   eunn-ii-priv'- 

a-bl,  a.    dont  le  cb&tiiuent    ne 

j)eul  être  différé. 
Vureprdacbcd,  eunn-ri- 

prAlsht',  a.  sans  reproche. 
Ilurcprévable,  eunn-ri-prdÙT'- 

a-bl,  a.  irréprébensible. 
Vurepi'ôved,    eunB'ri-prdùvd', 

(I.  point  repris. 
Vurepûgiiaiit,    ennn-rl-peug'- 

nannt,  a.  qui  ne  répugne  pas, 
Vurépulable,  eunn-rep'-ioU'ta- 

bl,  a.  qui  ne  fait  pas  Donneur. 
Vitrcquésled.  eunn-ri-koueste'- 

ed,  a.    qui  n'est  pas  demandé. 
Ciircquiii-d,  enn-ri-kouaï'-ted, 

a.  sans  récompense. 
Cnreséiited,  eunn-ri-zenut^-edi 

a.  qui  n'excite  pas  de  ressenti- 
ment. 
Uuresci'Tcd,     eunn-rl-ieurvd^, 

a   ouvert,  franc 
IJuregérvcdly,     eunn-ri-Jeur'- 

ved-li,  ad.  francbement. 
CnresérTeducss,  eunn-ri- 

zeur'-vednesse,    s,    sincérité, 

franchise,  f. 
VureBistcd,  eunn-ri-zis'-ted,  a, 

h  qui  l'on  n'a  point  résisté. 
Ciiresisiiiig,   eunn-ri-zit'-tinn- 

gne,  a.  sans  résistance. 
VnreBÔIvable,  eunn-ri-zol'-'va- 

bl,a.  insoluble. 
IJiires6lved,    eunn-ri-zoWd',  a. 

irrésolu,    incertain,    point    é- 

clairci.  [gne,  a,  irrésolu. 

ViiresôlTÎiig,  eunn-ri-zol'-vinn- 
Ciirespéctful,      eunu-ri-speLt'- 

foul,  ((.  incivil. 
IJiii'eBi>éctfull]r,eunn-ri-spekt''- 

foul-li,     ad.     irrév«rencieu£e- 

meat. 
Vnri>spéc(fulne««)       eunn-ri- 

spekt'-foul-uesse,  $.  manque  de 

respect. 
Uureiipéctivo,      eunn-ri-spek'- 

tive.  a.  irrévérencieux. 
l/'ui'ésl,    eunn  reste'',  f.  inquié- 
tude, f.  malaise,  m. 


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Dnre»t6rod,    eunn-ri-st&rd',  a. 

point  rendu. 
Vure8ti'&i»cd,eunn-ri-stréDnd'', 

a.  libre,  illimité,  déréglé. 
Vnretrâcled,  eunn-ri  trak'-ted. 

(i,   qu'on   n'a  pas    rétracté,  qui 

n'a  pas  été  rétracté. 
Cnrevéaled,     "unn-ri-vlld',    a. 

pas  révélé.  [a,  in-vengé. 

(Jui'cvéngL'd,  eunn-ri-venndjd', 
Viircvéï-ciidi  eunn-re>'-er- 

ennd,  a.  irréTérencieux. 
Uiii'évereutl)',       eunn-reV-er- 

ennt-li,nd.  sans  respect. 
Uurevéckcd^        Uili'evérsed^ 

eunn-ri-\ôkt'',    eunn-ri-Teurst', 

a,  non  révoqué. 
(Jurenârdcd,     eunn-rl-ouard'- 

ed,  «■  sans  récompense. 
Vui'iddlc,  eunn-rid'-dl,  va.  dé- 
velopper,   expliquer,    résoudre 

(an  enigma). 
(Juridiculoiis,  eunn-ridik'-iou- 

leuce,  a.  qui  n'est  pas  ridicule. 
Uurig,  eunn-rig',    va.    dépouil- 
ler, dégarnir,  dégréer. 
Uurishtcous,       eunn-ra!'-tshi- 

euce,  a.  inique,  injuste. 
KnrighlcoHsIy.    eunn-ral'-tshi- 

euce-li,  ad.  injustement. 
CiirIgbicouBiic'BS,     eunn-raï'- 

tihi-ence  nesse,s.  injustice,  f. 
Viii'ishirul«  euDU-raîte^-fouI,a. 

injuste. 
Uiii'iiig,     ennn-rinngne',    (iin- 

roiig,  iiurung,  iiiiriing)  va. 

déboucler.  [ouvrir. 

Uurfp,  eunn-rip',  va.  découdre, 
Durfpe,    eunn-raîpe',     a.    vert, 

pas  mûr,  prématuré. 
Diiripeucd)    eunn-ruJ^-pnd,  a. 

qui  n'est  pas  miir 
tJiii'fpcucas,  eunn-riiïpe'-nesse, 

a.  défaut  de  maturilé. 
Curivallcd,   eunn-raï'-vald,    a. 

sans  rival,  sans  égal. 
Durivet,    eunn-riv'-eU,  ua.  dé- 
faire, détacher,  dériver. 
Vuràll,  eunn-rôle',  va.  dérouler. 
Vuréof,  eunn-roùf,  va,    décou- 

■vrir  une  maison. 
Vnrdost,   eunn-rôùst'',   va.  dé- 
nicher, déjucUer. 


Uiii-6o*<,  eunn-rdule',  va.  déra- 
ciner. 

lliii'6unded,  ennn-raounnd'-ed, 
a.  qui  n'est  pas  arrondi. 

Vnriitae.  eunn-ieuf'-fl,  vn.  de- 
venir tranquille,  s'apaifer. 

VurûrOed,  eunn-<^euf'-lld,  a. 
tranquille.  [guida. 

Ciirûlcd,    eunn-rôûld',  a.   sans 

IJi<rûli;dly,eunn-ro'u'-led-li,ad. 
en  mutin. 

Viirûliness,  eunn-rdùK-Ii-ncs- 
se,  s.  emportement,  m.  turbu- 
lence, f, 

Vni'ûlf ,  eunn-rdù'-II,  a,  mutin, 
indomptable,  effréné, licencieux. 

(Jiii'ùng,  eunn-reunng',  prêt,  et 
part,  de  Viirlng. 

Cusâddle,  euun-sad^-dl,  va. 
desseller.  [reux. 

Vnm&te,    eunn-séfe',  a.    dange- 

Uiisâfely,  eunn-séfe'-li, at/.  dan- 
gereusement. 

Cusâid,  eunn-sèd',  prêt,  et 
part,  de  Viisajr. 

Unsâlenble,  eunn-sé'-la-bl,  a. 
invendable.  [salé,  dessalé- 

Dusâlted.eunnsalt'-ed.  a.  point 

UuKnIûicd,  eunn-sa-liou'-tidi 
a.  qui  n'a  pas  été  salué. 

IJiisâuctiCed.  eunn  sanngkMt- 
faïde,a.  profané,  consacré. 

UiiBÛtiiiblc,  eunnsé'-shi-a-bl, 
a.  insatiable. 

IIiisatisrâctorincES,  eunn-sat- 
tis-fak'-leur-i-nesse,  s.  qualité 
de  ce  qui  ne  satisfait  pas. 

Cngalisfiictor)',  eunn-sat-tis- 
fak'-teur-i,  a.  imparfait. 

Vngniisffnble,  euun  sat-tis-faï'- 
a-bl,  a.  insatiable. 

Ciisâiii-ficd,  eunn-sat^-tis-faîde, 
a.  mécontent. 

Uiisàiisfyiug,  eunn-sat'-tis-faï- 
inngne,  a.  i-ncapable  de  satis- 
faire. 

UiisâToi'ily,  eunn-së'-veur-i-li» 
a.  d'une  manière  insipide. 

CikS&Toriness,  ennn-sé^-veur- 
i-nesse,  s.  insipidité,  puan- 
teur, f,  mauvas  goût,  m. 

Cusnvory.  eunn-sé'-veur-i,  o. 
fade,  insipide,  qui  dégoûte. 


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Vuti&)>  euilD-sé',(uii8aid,  mi- 

sniil)  va.  dédirOj  rétracter.  To 

»a\  aitd  —,   avoir  le  dit  et  le 

dédit.  [1er. 

Utiscdle,  euDn-skéle',  va.  écail- 
CiiBcâly,    eunn-ské'-li,   a.    qui 

n'a  pas  d'écaillés. 
Viiscbolâstir.       Vnachlioled, 

cuon  skô-las'-tik,      skoùld^,    u. 

ignorant. 
_  Buscôrchc'd,  eunn  skortsfct',  n. 

qui  n'est  pas  brûlé. 
Ciiscôiircd,     eunnskourd',   a. 

non  écuré.  [non  égratigné. 

Ciiscràtcbed,  eunn-skratsht''.  a. 
UuHcréeiied.  eunn-skiiund^,  a. 

pas  protégé,  découvert. 
Cuscrén',    euDQ-skrdu^,  va.  dé- 
visser. 
Cnscriptural,          eunn-skrip'- 

tcliiou-ral,   a.  point   fondé  sur 

l'Ecriture. 
Cuséal,     ennn-sll',     va.    déca* 

cheter,  6ter  le  scellé. 
Cuséam,  eunn-s!me^,ua.  défaire 

une  couture,  ouvrir  le  ventre. 
Cuséurchable,  eunn-seurtcbe'- 

a-bl,  a.   incompréhensible,  im- 
pénétrable. 
Cuscarchableneas,  eunn- 

seurtche'a-bl-nesse,  s.  locom- 

préliensibilité,  f. 
Vusvasoiiiible,      eunn-si'-in-a- 

bl,  a.  hors  de  saison,  inouï. 
—  boiir.  3.  heure  indue,  f. 
Ciiscnsouableiiess,     eunn-si^- 

lo-a-bl-nesse,    s.    inopportuni- 
té, A 
Cuscasonablj,     eunn-si'-zn-a- 

bli,  ad.  à  contre  temps,  mal  à 

propos. 
Vnscasoued,    eunn-sl'-znd,    n 

pas  r.ssaisonné,  inégal,  déréglé, 

inopportun. 
Vnsécocided,     eunn-sek'-euun- 

ded,  a.  pas  secondé,  délaissé. 
V»»écreC^  eunn-si^-knte,  a.  qui 

n'est  pas  secret,  inrfiscrel. 
—,  va,  divulguer. 
Vusocûre,    eunn-st'kioure',    a. 

qiii  n'est  pas  sûr. 
VuBvdûccd,   eunn-si-dioust'i  a. 

qui  n'est  pas  séduit. 


Ilu!,..«eiug,  eunn-ïl'-inDfDe,  «. 
qui  ne  voit  pas. 

Ijii!«éeuilii>e.ss,  eunn-sîme'-ii- 
nesse,  j.   indécence,  f. 

Vusécmly,  e-jun-slme'-ll,  a4. 
avec  indécence,  inconvenanco. 

—,  a.  malséant. 

Kasécii,  cunn-slne',  a.  pis  Ti, 
invisible,  inexpérimenté. 

IJn»éia«b,eunn  self'-iche,  a.  di- 
sintéressé, [envoyé. 

Cn«ont,     eunn-sennt',    a.    non 

—  for,  qu'on  n'a  pas  envoyé  qué- 
rir, [a.  insépaiabla. 

Ciiscparable,eunn'Sep'  ar-a-bi, 

Ciiséparaied^  eunn-sep'-ar-6- 
ted,  a.  qui  n'est  pas  séparé. 

Uiisérvictiable.cunn-seur^-val- 
ce-a-bl,n.  inutile,  bon  i  rien. 

UiisérTiceablciies*,  eunn- 
seur'-vaîce-a-bl-nesse,  >  inuti- 
lité, f. 

ViisérTiceably.  eann-seur'-li- 
ce-a-bli,  ad.  inutilement. 

Viisél,  eunn-sett',  a.  qui  u'eA 
pas  placé  ou  planté. 

ViiBcitlf,  eunn  set'-tl.  Ta.  di> 
ranger,  déplacer,  bouleverser. 

Kiiséiiled,  eunn-set'-tld,  a.  ». 
volage,  irrésolu, incertain,  sans 
établissement  fixe. 

KiisL'ltlvduess,  eunn-sel'-tld- 
nesEC,  s.  incertitude,  irrésolu- 
tion, inconstance,  f. 

Uiidétered,  eunn  sev'-eurd,  0. 
entier,  non  divisé. 

ljiiscw.ennn-sio'ù',i'«.  découdre. 

Utii-bâkle,  euon-shak'' kl,  va. 
déchaîner. 

Uiiiibâdcd,  Vusbadowed, 

eunn-shé''-did,  eunn-sbad'Ôdei 
a.  découvert 

Cnsâkcii,  eunn-shé'-kn,  a.  ini- 
braniable,  ferme. 

Ciisbûnied,eunn-shémmd,a. har- 
di [fésf,  a.  impudent 

L'iiahanicfâced,     eunn-shéme- 

KiiKbâpcii,  eunn-shé'-pn,  a.dif- 
forme. 

Cusliûrcd,  eunnshérd',  a.  nos 
partagé. 

(jimbâvod,  eunn-shévd'i  a.  fih 
rasé. 


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Oiishéath,  euDD-shit/t',  va.  dé-  | 

gainer,  tirer  du  fourreau. 
Vushcd.  eunnslied',  a.  pas  ré- 
pandu, [a.  sans  défense 
Ciishcltcred,  eunn-fhel'-leurd, 
Duslifelded,  eunc-sbiK-did,  a. 
qui    n'est    ça»    défendu  par  le 
bouclier.  [quer. 
Iliiship.  eunn-ship',  un.    débar- 
Vtisbôckcd,  eunn-shokt',a.  qui 

n*est  pas  choqué. 
Viislxid.  eunn-shod',   a.    défer- 
ré, pieds  nus. 
Ciishâe,    eunn-shâ',    (uiishod, 
iiiisod)ru.   déferrer  (a  borse). 
Kiishéni,   eunn-sbArn'',   a.  pas 

tondu. 
—  vcivel,  S.  Trelours  k  poil,  m. 
Viishûi,  eunn-sholt',  a.  manqué 

par  une  arme  à  feu. 
Ciisliôn'ored,  eunn-sbaourd/,a. 
qui  n'est  pas  arrosé  par  on- 
dées. 
IJ>i>>Ii>-i»kiiig,  eunn-shrinngk'- 
inngne,  a.  qui  ne  se  rétrécit 
pas.  [bl;  a.  inévitable. 

G»sbûiiuable,  eunn-sheun'-na- 
Uiisbûi,     eunn-sheutt',    a.    ou- 
vert, pas  fermé. 
VusiTied,    eunn-sif'-ted,  a.    pas 

criblé,  pas  examiné. 

Uusigbl,    eunn-saïte',    o.     sans 

voir.  [visible. 

Vnsi'gbted,  eunn-saï'-ted,  a.in- 

CiisigbilineBs,     eunn-saïte^-li- 

nesse,  s.  difformité,  f. 
Vusigbtly.  eunn  salte'-ll,  a.  dé. 

sagréable  à  la  vue. 
IIiiHïiicéro,    eunn-sinn-cire',  a. 

faux,  dissimulé. 
tluBlucérity,     eunnsinn  serM- 

ti,  a.  dissimulation, /. 
CuBiiicvT,  euno-sioe'-iou,  va.  ë- 

nerver. 
Dnsiucwed,     eunn-sine'-ioude, 

a.  affaibli,  énervé. 
Vnaiiiged,  euun-sinndjd'',  a.  qui 

n'a  pas  été  flambé. 
Vnalukiug,      eunn-sinngk''-inn- 

gne,  0.  qui  n'enfonce  pas. 
Cusfnnii'gt  eunn-sin''-DiDDgne, 

o.  impeccable. 
Ouakéuued)    eucn-skannâ'',   a. 


qui  n'est  pas  mesuré,  compté, 
Unsfcilful.    Viiskilled,    eunn- 

skil'fnul,  eunn-skild',  a.    ma- 
ladroit, inbabile. 
Uuskilfull)',    eunn-EklK-fouI-li,  . 

ad.  maladroitement. 
Dukkfiruluesa,  eunn-skiK-fouI- 

nesse,    s.     ignorance,    inexpé- 
rience, f. 
Unslâin,  eunn-sléne',  a  on  vie. 
L'iislâked,    eunu-slékl',    a.  pas 

éteint,  pas  amorti. 
lliisiéeping,  euno-sllp'-innjnt, 

ri.  qui  ne  dort  pas. 
L'usiipping,  eunn-slipMnngne, 

a.  ferme,  qui  ne  roule  pas. 
lliismfrcbed.   eunn-smeurtiht', 

a.  pur,  sans  tacbes. 
Vnsiiàrcd,    eunn-snérd',  a.  fui 

n'est  pas  pris    au  piège. 
IJiiséciabIc,     eunn-sô'-sbi-a-bl) 

n.  insociable. 
Vusôciablcue** ,          eunn-s&'- 

sbi-a-bl-nesse,s.  insociabililé,/'. 
Viisôciably ,    eunn-sS'-shi-a-bli, 

«d. d'une  manière  insocialle. 
Uiisôddcii,     eunn-sod'-dn,     a. 

pas  bouilli.  [pro. 

CiiBoilvd,  eunn-soïld',  a.  pro- 
Iliiaôld,  eunn-s*ld'.  a.  invendu. 
Uusùldi-r,     eunn-sôld'-eur,  va. 

dessouder. 
Vuséldiei-I).     eunn-s6l'-djeur- 

!i,  a   indigne  d'un  soldat. 
IJii»6le,    eunn-sôle',    vu.  desse- 

meler,  dessoler.  [solide. 

(jiisôlid,  eunn-sol^-ide,  a.  pai 
Viisollfciled,     eunn-sol-lice'-i- 

tid,  a.  sans  ijtre  sollicilé. 
Cusoliicilouri,    eunn-sol-liee'-l- 

teuce,  a.  tranquille. 
Uiisôlved,    eunn-solyd',  a.  pu 

expliqué. 
Uu^opbislicated.    eunn-a4-fl»'- 

ti-kê-ted,  a>  non  falsifié. 
IJn'«6rted,     eunn-sorte'-ed,    a. 
mal  assorti.  [recherché. 

lliisôiighl,   eunn-slùte'',   a.  pai 
Viisôuiid,     eunn-saounnd',     o. 
corrompu,   vicié,  malsain,   Ib« 
juste,  faux,  erroné. 
■.'iisôuuded,  euna-saouond'-td, 
va,  pas  sondé. 


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Cnsiniidnoss,    eunn-saounnd'- 

nesse,  s.  corruption,   faiblesse, 

f.  ■vice,  défaut,  m. 
Cusdured.  eunn-saourd',  n.qui 

n'est  pas  aigre,  ou  de  mauvaise 

humeur. 
Cnsâw-"     '•'-n-sS',    va.    décou- 

drs  [semé. 

iru«6n'ik.     eunn-s8ne',     a.    pas 
Vnspâi'od,    eunn-spérd',  6.  pas 

épargné. 
Vuspni'iiig,   eunn-spé'-rinugne, 

fl.  qui  n'épargne  pas.  [tracter. 
Dnspénk,  eunn-spike',  va.  ré- 
Vnspéakable.    eunn-spi/-ka-bl, 

a.  inexprimable,  inénarrable. 
Vuspéakaltly,  euun*spi^-ka-bli, 

ad,  d'une  manière  ineffable. 
DiispéciAed,     eunn-spes'-si-faï- 

de,  a.  non  spécifié. 
ViispéculutiTc,        eunn-spek^- 

iou-la-tive,  a.  qui  n'est  pas  con- 
templatif- 
Vnspéd,  eunn-sped'.  a.  qui  n'est 

pas    décou-vert,   qui   n  est    pas 

fait  ou  achevéi 
Vnspéli,     eunn-fpelt',     a.   qui 

n'est  pas  répandu. 
Cnspéiil,    eunn-spenût^,  a.    pas 

dépensé,  employé. 
Vuspfi-il,  eunn  spir'-itt,  va.  dé- 
courager. 
Viispôiled.  eunn-spoïld',  a.  qui 

s'est   pas  endommagé. 
ITiispôken.     eunn-spûk^-kn,     a. 

dont  on  n'a  pas  pailé. 
iJuapôticd.     eunn-fpol'-led,    a. 

pur,  immaculé,  sans  laclie. 
Uiisiâblc,    eunn-ste'-bl,    a.     lé- 
ger,   iriésolu,   inconstant,  ma- 

assuré. 
lînsiâid.  eunn-slëde',  a.  impru- 

de*t,  légen 
Diisiâiued,     eunn-sténnd',     a. 

sans  taei>e,  qui  a'est  pas  tenl, 

pur. 
Dus<ûinL-duc8a,   eunn-slénnd'- 

nesse,  s.  légèreté,  inconstance, 

Indiicrélion,  f.  [posséder, 

fnstâte,    cunn-stéte',    va.    dé- 
ïnstâlulable,  eunn-slat'- 

tcliiou-tu-bl,    a-  contraire   aux 

statut! 


Vuctàunched,    eunn-slannsht' 

a.  pas  étanché. 
Vnsiâjed,    eunn-stéd',  a.  Tola- 

ge,  léger.  [n.  inconstant. 

IJn»léadra8<,    eunn-sted'-fastei 
Vustéadfastl)',  eunn-sted-faste» 

li.nd,  sans  aucune  fermeté. 
Viistéadfaateiiess,  eunn-sted^- 

fa.«te-nesse,  s.  inconstance,  f. 
Viialéndil)',  eunn'Sted'-di-li,a(2. 

légèrement. 
Uiisléadiiiesc,      eunn-sted'-di. 

nesse.s.  légèreté,  irrésolution,^. 
Unstcady.  euuu  sted^-di,  a.  vo- 
lage, irrégulier,  inconstant. 
L'ustéeped,    eunn-sllpf ,  a.  qui 

n'est  pas  trempé. 
Cuating.     eunn-stinngne',    va. 

priver  de  l'aiguillon. 
Cusiiuted,    eunn-stinnl'-ed,  a. 

sans  bornes. 
Uustirrcd,     eunn-steurd',     a. 

point  remué,  agité. 
Vnstlicb,  eunn-stitcbe',  vu,  dé- 
coudre. 
Cnsiéck,  eunn-stok',  va.  démon- 
ter,   dégarnir.  To  —  a    gii», 

démonter  un  fusil. 
Custéoping.      eunn-stdu^-pina 

gne,  a.  qui  ne  cède  point. 
IJiiBiàp,  eunn-stop',  va,  débuu» 

cher,  ouvrir. 
I)ii8(réiiied,    eunn-strénnd',  de 

qui  n'est  pas  forcé. 
tJustrâiteiicd,    eunn-stri'-tuà, 

a.  qui  n'est  pas  resserré. 
Ciiâlréngblcued,  eunn- 

strengtb'-thnd,  a.  qui  n'est  pas 

fortifié. 
CnBii'iug,  eunn-strinng^,  (uns- 

Iruiig.    unati-uu^)   un     ôt«r 

les  cordes,  délier,  détendre. 
Ciistrûck.  eunn-^streuk'',  u.  qui 

n'est  pas  fraijjié,  qui  n'est  pal 

ému. 
Uiistûdied,   «nnn-steud'-id,    a, 

inétudié,  m  n  prémédité. 
liiistûlTed,    e>^nU'Steurt',  a.  pas 

farci.  [a.  indompté. 

UuNubduéd,euDn-seub-dioude^, 
IJusubsiâiiiIal,         eunn-ïeub- 

Elann'-sbal,  a.  impalpable, San» 

<Orps. 


UNS 


1005 


UIST 


Dufinccêeiled,     eunn-ssuk-cl'- 

ded,  a,  auquel  on  n'a  succédé. 
Vnsuccésfful,  eunn-seiik-cess'- 

foul,  a.  qui  n'a  p»s  réuf'Si. 
Viiaucccssfiilly,        euon-seuk- 

cess'-foul-li,  ad.  sans  succès. 
I7iiaiiccé8»ruliic8s,  eunn-seuk- 

cess'-roul-nesse,  s.  malheur,  m. 
CiisûcUcd,  eunn-seukt^,  a,  qui 

n'a  pas  élé  ïllaité. 
Ciisûfferable,   euan-seuf'-feur- 

a  bl,  a.  insupportable. 
(Jusûfferubly,    eunn-seuf'-feur- 

a-bli,  ad.  d'une  manière  insup- 
portable 
VuauiTiciencei       eunn-seuf-Il' 

che'-ennce,  s.  insuffisance,  /. 
Viisufficlent,    eunn-seuf-lîcbe'- 

ennt,  a.  pas  suffisant. 
Viisûgared,    ennn-sheug'-eurd, 

a.  qui  n'est  pas  sucré. 
Iliisûitalile,  Viisùiting,  eunn- 

siou'-ta-bl,  liangne)  a.    impro- 
pre, désassorti. 
Viisûitableiies»,  euDn-s!oU''-ta- 

bl-nesse,  ».  Incongruité,  f. 
llusûllicd,     eunn-seul'-lld,    a. 

net,  intact. 
Viisûug,  eunn-seunng',  a.   qui 

n'a  point  été  chanté. 
Vusupplâiited,         eunn-seup- 

plannl'-ed,    a.  qui  n'a  pas  été 

supplanté. 
Iliigûpplicd,  eunn-seup'-plaïde, 

a.  dégarni,  pas  secouru. 
ITu«upii<Sr(uble,  eunii  scup-pôr- 

te'-a-bl,  o.  insupportable. 
Vusuppértably,        eunn-seup- 

pôrte'a-bli,  ad.  insupportable- 

ment. 
Dusupp6rtcd,    eunn-seup-p6r- 
.   te'-ed,  a.  pas  soutenu. 
Vusûre,   euna-shioure''i  a,    in- 
certain. 
Cnsurmôuntable,    euDn-seur> 

maounBt/a  bl,    a.  insurmonta- 
ble. 
Vususcéptible,         eunn-seusi- 

eep^'ti-bl,  a   incapabl*. 
Viisuipécted,  eunn-seuss-pek'- 

ted,  a.  pas  suspect. 
tTusuBpéothig)  Uiisuspfcioufl, 

eunn-seuss-pek^-tinngne,       pl- 


che'-euce,  a.  pas  soupçonneux, 

confiant. 
IJiisiisiâined,  eunn-sens» 

ténnd',  a.  sans  appui, 
Uiisnâlh.  eunn-souath',  l'a.  di 

mailluter.  [a.  indomplabl», 
Uiisw&jalile,  eunn-soué^'-a-li.^ 
Uiisnéar,  eunn-souére',  tin.  se 

dédire,  se  rélracler, 
Viianrcal,    eunn-souîte',   vn.  se 

reposer,  se  délasser,  se  rafraî- 
chir, 
(liisivépt,   euiti-souept',  a.  qu, 

n'est  p;is  balayé. 
Viiswôrn,  eunn-souôrn',  a.  qu] 

n'a  pas  prêté  serment, 
Uiilâiiiicd,    eunn-ténnt'-eâ,  a 

pas  corrompu. 
Vntâkcn,    euDn-té''-kn,    a.    qui 

n'est  pas  pris. 
—  up.  ».  qui  n'est  pas  rempli. 
Viitâlked  of,  eunn-laukt''-0T,  a. 

dont  on  ne  parle  point. 
tJii(ânieable,eunn-té'-ma  bl,  a. 

indomptable. 
Ciiiâmcd,      eunn-témmd',    in- 
dompté, [débarrasser. 
Uiitâiigle,    eunn-tanng'-gl,   va. 
UiHâstcd,  eunn-tés'-ted,  a.  pai 

goûié. 
IIiilà8ting^euDD-té9''-tinngne,  a. 

qui  ne  goûte  point.  [ranl. 

Ciilâiight,  eunn-tâiite',  a.  igno- 
Uiiiéacii,      eunn-titcbe',    (un- 

iniigbt,  untnugbt)  va.  faire- 

oublier. 
Uniéachable)  eunn-tiche''-a-bl, 

a.  indocile.  [ler. 

Viitcain,  eunntime',  va.   déte- 
Uiiiéoipered,  eunn-temm'- 

peurd,    a.    non     trempé,    non 

tempéré,    non  délayé,   non  dé- 
trempé. 
ViKéiiipted,     eunn-temmt''-ed, 

n.  qui  n'est  pas  tenté. 
lliiléiiable,  eunn-tène'-a-bl,  a. 

pas  tenable,  sans  défense. 
CiKéiiaiited,    euna-iène'-annt- 

ed,  a.  sans  locataire. 
Cuiéuded,  eunn  tennd'-ed,  qui 

n'a  pas  de  suite. 
Ciiléuder,  eunu  tenn'-deur,  A 

dur,  rigide,  iasensiblei 


UNT 


1006 


LNT 


Dn«<ni,   eunn-tennt^    va.  tirer 

d'une  tente.  [a,  sans  peiir. 

VutérriGed,  eunn-ler/-ri-raïrie, 
Duthâiikedi    eiiim-tanngkt',  a. 

qui  n'a  pas  été  remercié,   reçu 

sans  gratitude. 
Dnihâiikrul,       eunn-tbanngk'- 

foui, a.  ingrat. 

—  office,  s.  office  oaieui,  m. 
Dnlhâiikriillj.    eunn-thanngl^'- 

foul-li,  ad.  en  ingrat. 

CulbâiikruliicBa,  eunn- 

Ihanngk'-foul-nesse,  s.  ingra- 
titude, /. 

Vutbôwcd,  eunn-thfilde',  a.pas 
dégelé. 

Cntliiiikiiig,  eucn-lbinngk'- 
inngne,  a.  étourdi,  indiscret. 

VuthôolKome,  eunntbôùte'- 
seume,  (i.  désagréable  au  goût. 

Cnlhôiii^hl  or,eunn-th£ùte'-oy, 
a.  inopiné. 

Vuthréiid.  eunn-tbréd',  va.  dé- 
filer (a  ueedie). 

Uiitbrirt,  eunn-tbrift',  s.  pro- 
digue, m. 

Vutbridiucss,  eunn-thrift'ti- 
nesse,  s.  prodigalité,  ^ 

Cnlbi'irily.  eunn-lbrift'-Ii,  ad. 
avec  prodigalité.  [pensier. 

llnlbrift),  eunn-lbrif'-ti,  a.  dê- 

Uutbi'it'ing,  eunu-lbraï'--ïinu- 
gne,  n.  qui  ne  réussit  pas, 

Uulhi'ôiie,  euna-tbrdne'',  v.i. 
détrôner. 

Uutie,  eunn-taî',  va.  détacher, 
défaire,  dénouer,  eipliquer. 

Vnlied,  eunn-taïde',  a,  non  lié. 
non  tenu. 

Biilll.eunn-til'.  ad  jusqu'à,  jus- 
ques  à.  jusqu'à  ce  que. 

DnKIe,  euno-lalle'.  t'a.  décou- 
vrir, ôter  les  tuiles. 

Butilled,  eunn  tild',  a.  inculte. 

Cniimod,  eunn-lalmnid',  a. fait 
à  contre-temps. 

Iliillnieliuess,  eunn-taïme'-lî- 
nesse,  s. état  de  ce  Qui  est  faii 
à  contre-temps. 

Viitimely,  euun-taïme-li,  a.  à 
contre-temps,  prématuré,  bâ- 
tif,  précoce. 

—  birib,  1.  avor'sment,  m. 


—  death,}.  mort  prématurée,/'. 
— ,  ad.  prématurément. 
VnUiiged,      eunn-tinndjd'i     a. 

qui  n'est  pas  teint. 
IJutdablc,     euontal'-ra-bl,    a, 

inraligable. 
Cuiircd,  eunn-taïrd',  a.     point 

las,  ou  fatigué. 
IJutflled,   eunn-taï/-t!d,   ^uî  n*a 

pas  de  titre,  de  droit  sur. 
ll'nto,  cunn'-loTi,  pr.  &,  pour, 

dans,  en- 
Ciitôld.  eunntôld',  n.  pas  comp* 

té,  pas  dit,  pas  révélé. 
Uiitàiicbcd,    eunu-teutshl',   a. 

pas  toucbé. 
UiitiSward.  eunn-tô^-oueurd,  a. 

têtu,    méchant,  gauche,    mala- 
droit. 
Cutdwardly,    eunn-l8'-oueurd- 

li,  ad.  opiniâtrement,  de  mau- 
vaise grâce,  avec  peine. 
Ciitôwarducfts,  Uiilowai-dli* 

nos»,     eunn-tô^-oueurd-nesseï 

li-nesse,  s.  opiniâtreté,  f. 
tJntrâceable,     eunn-tré'-sa-bl, 

a.  qu'on  ne  saurait  tracer. 
lluli'âced,   eunn-trést',    a.    qui 

ne  laisse  pas  de  traces. 
Culr&ctnble,    euun-trakMa-bl, 

a.  Intraitable. 
UutrâctiibleiieBS.    eunn-trak'- 

la-bl-nesse,  s.  indocilité,^. 
Uiitr&dSiig,   eunn-tré'-dinngne, 

a.  qui  ne  commerce  point. 
Vuli'àiiied,     eunn-tréund',    a. 

indiscipliné,  irrégulier. 
Cntraiisférrable.euQn-tranns- 

fer'-a-bl,  a.  qu'on  ne  peut  pas 

transférer. 
Cutraiispàrent,     eunn-tranQS* 

pé'-renni,  a.  opaque. 
IJnii-&«clled,   euun-trav'-ild,  a, 

qui  n'a  point  voyagé. 
Uniried,    eunn-traîJe',  a.    pas 

essajé. 
Uiilrimmed,    ennn-trimmd',  a. 

point    orné,    non    garni,    non 

coupé. 
Uiilréd,      Culr6dden,     eunn- 

trode',  trod'-dn,  a.  non  frayé. 
Ijuiroûbivd,     eunn-treuV-bid, 

u.  pas  troutlé,  pur. 


UNV 


1007 


UiNW 


OatrAe,  eunn-lro&',  a.  fsux, 
perSde.  [sèment. 

Vnlrûly,  eiinn-irmi'-II,a(;i.  faus- 

Cu<rûsa,  euDD-treuss',  va.  dé- 
tacher,     [nesse,  ».  perfidie,  f. 

Dulrûstlne»*,    eunn-treust'-li 

Cutrûih,  eunn-trmitfa',  t.  faiis- 
tété,  perfidie,  f.  mensonge,  m. 

Vntûck,  eunn-teuk',  va.  dé- 
trousser, [discordant. 

Vutûuable,  eunn-tlou^-na-bl.a. 

Vntûne,  eunn-tioune',  va,  dé- 
•accorder.  [tourné. 

Vutûruedf  euun-teurnd^,  a,  pas 

Vutâlored,  eunn-liou'-teurd,  a. 
pas  instruit,  corrigé. 

Vutwfne,  eunn-touaïne',  va.  dé- 
tordre [filer  unecorde. 

Vulnrist,  euDD-touiste'',  va.    dé- 

Cunnifurmi  eune-you'-ni-for- 
me,  a.  irrégulier, 

Vuârged,  eune-eurdjd',  a.  qui 
n'est  pas  soliicité. 

Cnûsed,  eune-youzd',0.  inusité. 

Kiiûsual,  eune-you'-jiou-al,  a. 
rare,  Inaccoutumé,  extraordi- 
naire. 

Viiûsually,  eune-you'-jiou-aj-li, 
ad.  rarement. 

IJuûsualiicBs,  eune-you^-jiou- 
al-nesse'  s.  rareté,  f. 

Cuûtlerable,  eune-eut'-teur-a- 
bl,  a  inénarrable,  ineffaçable. 

Viitâll,  eunn-\éle',  va.  dévoi- 
ler, découvrir. 

tliivâluablc,  eunn-Yal^-îou-a- 
bl,  a.  inestimable. 

Cut'âiiquiNhi-d,  eunn-vanng'- 
kouisht    a.  invaincn,  indompté 

DuTârialile,  eunn-vé'-rl-a-bl, a. 
invariable. 

Vuvàriablencfla,  eunn-vé^-ri- 
a-bl-nesse,  s.  Immutabilité,  f. 

Uuvariably,  eunn-vé^-ri-a-bii, 
ad,  invariablement. 

Duv&ried,  euun-vé'-ride,  a.  u- 
niforme,  monotone. 

Cuv&ryiiig,  eunn-vé'-ri-inngne, 
a.  invariable. 

DuTârniBlied,  eunn-var'-nisbt, 
a.  sans  vernis,  sans  ornement. 

IJnvcil,  eunn-véle',  va.  dévoi- 
ler, découvrir. 


ViiTéiledly,  eunn-véMed-Ii,  ad. 

fans  déguisement. 
UuTériiuble,  ("*nn-ver'-i-la-bl, 

a-  faut.  [périmonté- 

ClMvér»cd,eunn-veursl',  a.  inex- 
Uméied,    eunn-velist',    a.    qui 

n'est  point  tourmenté. 
VuTiolable,     eunn-val^'-û-la-bl, 

a.  inviolable. 
ViiTfulated,  eunn-vaï'-6-lé-ted, 

a.  qui  n'est  pas  violé. 
Viivirtuous,  eunnveurMchloa- 

ei.'ce,  a.  vicieux. 
Unvl>!ted,   eunn-Tlz'-ite-ed,  a> 

pas  visité. 
Uiivôjagcable,       ennn-VOÎ'-é- 

dja-bl,  a.  impraticable. 
CuTÛlucrable,  eunn-veul'- 

nenr-a-bl,  a.  Invulnérable. 
Cnwâkeiied,  eune-oué'-knd,  a. 

pas  réveillé. 
Viiwâlled.  eune-ouild',  a.  sans 

murailles,  démantelé. 
Uiiwâres,  eune-ouérz',  ad.  Ino- 
pinément. 
Uiiwârily,    eune-oué'-ii-li,    ad, 

par  mégarde. 
Unwâriiiess,    eune-oué'-ri-ne«- 

se,  s    imprudence,  f, 
UimÂrlike.  eune-ouar'-Iaïke, 0. 

impropre  à  la  guerre. 
Vnwâriied,      euoe-ouarnd',  a, 

pas  averti. 
tJiinârrnntable,       eune-OUOr'- 

raon-ta-bl,  u.  illicite. 
Uiiwârraiiiubly,     eune-ouor^- 

rano-ta-bli,  ad.  d'une  manière 

injusliSanle. 
Uiin^àrrauled,         eune-ouor^- 

rann-ted,  a.  pas   assuré,  incer- 
tain 
Ciiwârj',     eune-oué'-ri,    o.    in- 
considéré, imprudent. 
Citwâsbed,  IJiiv«'â8hen,  eune- 

ouosht',    eune-ouoshn',  a.  mal 

lavé,  sa!e.  [pas    consumé. 

Dnmàstcd,    eune-oué'-sted,    a. 
Uuwàsting,  eune-oué'-stinngae, 

a.  qui  ne  diminue  point. 
Cnwâlcbed.    eune-oualsht',  a, 

qu'on  ne  veille  point. 
Viiwàteied,     eune-oua'-tenrd, 

a.  poini  arroff. 


UNW 


1008 


ONW 


VntrAvcriug,  eune-Oué'-Teur- 
Inngne,  a.  ferme. 

Vnwâjed,  euneouéde',  a.  qui 
n'est  pas  accuutumé  à  voyager. 

Viiwcukeiicd^  eune-ouK-Lud^ 
a  fort,  énergique. 

(jii-mcapniicd,  eune-ouep'-pnd, 
a.  qui  n'a  pas  d'armes  offen- 
si-ves. 

Cuwcarieil.  eune-ouK-ride,  a. 
délassé,  infatigable. 

Viiwcar)',  eune-ou|/-rt,  a.  dé- 
lasser. 

BuwéaTC,  eune-oulie',  (un- 
■vrovc,  uuwroTen)  va.  effiler, 
défaire. 

Cuwi'd,  Vnwéddcd,  eune- 
oued',  oued'-ded,  a.  célibataire. 

(Jnwécdcd,  eune-ould'-ed,  a. 
non  sarclé.  [«.  ignorant. 

Ilimëoling,   eune-oul'-tinngne, 

Unn'éighcd,  eune-oué'-'.ed,  a. 
pas  pesé,  non  considéré. 

Viméigliiug,  eune-oué''-tiDn- 
gne,  a.  inconsidéré. 

Viinélconie.  eune-oueK-keu- 
me,  a.  désagréable,  qui  n'est 
pas  bien  -venu.  [regretlé. 

Ilnwcpi^    eune-ouepl',    a.    non 

Vimél,  enne-ouett',  a.  qui  n'est 
pas  mouillé.  [fouetté. 

Viiwl>ip><    euneboulpt',   ».  pas 

Vii-nholeioine,  eune-bouôle'- 
seume,  a.  malsain. 

CimbôlesomenesB,  eune-houS- 
le'-seume-nesse,  «.qualité  mal- 
saine. [(kL  lourdement. 

Ciinîeldilj',        eune  oull'-di-ll, 

CunicIdiiieBs.  euoe-oull'-di- 
nesse,  5.  pesanteur,^. 

Cnivield),  eune-outI''-di,  a. 
lourd,  pesant. 

Vimilliiig .  eune-oulK-linngne, 
a.  qui  ne  veut  point. 

Himilliugly,  eune-ouil'-llnn- 
gne-li,  ad.  h  contrecœur,  à 
regret. 

Cnnilliiigiiesa,  eune-oull'- 
linngne-nesse,!.  répugnance, ^ 

Viiwiiid.  erne-ouainnd',  (■■■■- 
vToiiud,  uiiwoiiud)  va.  dé- 
barrasser,  dépêtrer,    tirer. 

— f  vn.  se  détordre. 


Cnvrlped,    eune-oulpt',   a.  pas 

essuyé  [sTisé,  indiscret,  sot. 
Dim'ise,  eune-ouaize'.  a.  mal- 
llnwfsely,     eune-onaïze'-M,  ad. 

imprudemment,  follement, 
lJiiwi>.b,  eune-ouicbe',  va.  «ou. 

hailer  que   '"e   qui    est  ne  soit 

pas. 
Ciin-iihcd,  I  (    ^ouisht',  a.  non 

désiré,  non  recherché.  —  for, 

que  l'on  ne  souhaite  pas. 
L'iin-it,   eune-ouitt',    va.  priver 

d'intelligence. 
l'avviihdi-âwiiis;,     eune-ouUA- 

drau'-inngne,    a.    qui  est  Sans 

cesse  libéral. 
UiiwitbsKiod,  eune-ouUA-ston- 

de^,  rt.  à  quoi  l'on    ne  s'oppose 

point,  [sans  esprit. 

IJiiwiiiily,    euna-ouit'-ti-li,  ad. 
Uiiwiiiingljr.     eune-ouit'tinn- 

gne-11.  ad.  sans  le   savoir,  par 

mégarde. 
Cuwitiiessed,  eune-oultt'-nest, 

a.  sans  témoin. 
Gimicly,     eune-ouit'ti,  a.    jot. 
Cimoiiied.     eune-oueunn'-ted, 

«.  inaccoutumé. 
(Jii^vônlediicBS,  eune-oueunn'- 

led-nesse,  s.  rareté,  f. 
L^fi-n'drkiiig.  eune-oueurk^-lnn- 

gne,  a.  qui  ne  travaille  pas. 
l'im-ôrn,   eune-ouorn',  a.  qu'on 

ne  porte  pas. 
rnnôi'Bliipped,     eune-oueur'- 

shipt,  (i.  qui  n'est  pas  adoré. 
liuwôi'ibil},  eune-oueur'fAi-ll, 

ad.  indignement. 
Uiiw6r>hine88,      eune-oueur'- 

th.-aesse,   s.  manque  de  méri- 
te, m.  indignité,   bassesse,  In- 
famie, /". 
l'nn'ôi-iby.   eune-oueur'-tAi,  a. 

indigne,  infâme,  vil. 
Cimoiiud,    euneoudùnnd',  a, 

débarrassé. 
Ciiwôiindcd,       eune-oniStnn'- 

ded,  ([,  sans  blessure. 
l'iiwiSwcn,  eune-ouôTn',  a.  pa« 

tissu,  effilé. 
l'iiwi'âp,    eunn-rap',  va.  déve- 

l'.'Ijper.  [tortiller. 

Vuni-ealh,  euna-rltA',  va.  dé- 


UPC 


1009 


UPR 


Da«rrlng,  eunn-rinng'',  (un- 
wrung,  unnriiiig)  va.  dé- 
tordre, [dérider. 

tliiwriukie,    euDD-rInk'-kl,  vn, 

Vnwriling,  eunn-ral'-tinngne, 
a.  qui  n'écrit  pas.  [écrit. 

Uiiwritteu,  euDQ-rit'-tn,  a.  non 

Guwrôught,  euDD-rffîte',  a. 
cru,  noQ  ouvré. 

—  tax,  ».  cire  vierge,  f. 

Cuwrûug,  eunn-reunng',  a.  qui 
n'est  pas  tordu. 

IjDj'ieliled,  eune-}lld'-ed,  a. 
qui  n'est  pas  cédé. 

Cnyieldiiig,  eune-jlld'-inngne, 
a,  rétif,  inflexi l'île. 

Vn}'6ke,  eune-jôke',  va.  lever 
le  joug,  dételer. 

Diij'ôked,  euDD-yôkt',  a.  déré- 
glé, qui  n'est  pas  accoutumé 
au  joug. 

Vnx6ncd,  euni-zSnnd',  a.  qui 
n'a  pas  de  cointuie. 

Vp,  eup,  ad.  en  haut,  debout, 
sur  pied,  tout  à  fait,  complète- 
ment. —  «hcre,  là  haut.  — 
Bp!  levez-vous  1  debout  1  —  on 
aiid,  tout  droit. —  lo,  jusqu'à. 
Now  — ,  uow  dowii ,  tan- 
tôt en  haut,  tantôt  en  bas.  — 
and  down,  en  haut  et  en  bas, 
çà  et  là  Driiik  it  —,  buvez 
tout. 

— «  prép.  en  haut,  sur.—  alairs, 
en  haut  de  l'escalier.  —  onc 
pair  of  stair»,  au  premier 
étage. 

Cpbcar,  eup-bére',  (iipbore, 
upborne)  va.  hausser,  sou- 
tenir. 

Cpbi-àid,  eup-bréde',  va.  re- 
procher, insulter. 

Upbi'âider,  eup  bré^-deur,  a, 
qui  reproche,  insolent. 

Dpbràidins,  eup-bré'-dinngne, 
t.  reproche,  m. 

Vpbrâidingly,  eup-bré''-âlnD- 
gne-li,  ad.  avec  reproche. 

Vpbrdughl,  eup-brâtite',  a.  é- 
levé,éduqué.  [l'air. 

Dpcâst,    eup-kasf,    a.   jeté    en 

—,  s.  jet,  coup  (a  term  of  bow- 
ling), m. 


Uphând,  eup-hannd',  Si  qu'on 
lève  avec  la  main. 

Cphéld,  eup-held',  a.  soutenu, 
maintenu.  fnible. 

Cphlll,  eup-hilK,  a.  offBcfle,  pé- 

Vph6ard,  eup-hôrd',  va,  accu- 
muler. 

Ilphôld,  eup-hSId',  (npheld, 
iipholdon)  va.  soutenir,  main- 
tenir, favoriser. 

Uphôldcr,  eup-hôld'-eur,  s. 
fauteur,  partisan,  entrepre- 
neur d'enterrement,  crieur, ap- 
pui, soutien,  m. 

CpLôlding,  eup-hôld'-inngas, 
soutien,  m. 

Uphélsterer,  eup-hôls^teur- 
eur,  s.  tapissier,  m. 

Vplând,  eup'-lannd,  s.  pays 
élevé,  de  montagnes. 

— ,  Vplaadish,  a.  montagnard, 
des  montagnes. 

Uplânder,  eup-lannd'-eur,  (. 
montagnard. 

UplA)',  eup-lé',  un.  amasser. 

UpliTi,  eup-lift',  va.  élever. 

V'pmost,  eup'-mSste,  a.  le  plus 
haut. 

Cpôu,  eup-pone',  pr.  sur,  des- 
sus, à,  en,  à  l'occasion  de,  tout 
proche,  environ,  vers.  —  my 
woi-d,   sur  ma  parole.  To  be 

—  duty,  être  en  faction.  To 
be  —  a  jouriiey.  être  en 
voyage.  To   pass  oue*»  liuis 

—  writiug,  passer  son  temps 
à  écrire.  Ta  live  —  bri-ad, 
vivre  de  pain.  —  Ihe  wbole 
■ualter,  tout  bien  considéré 

ll'pper,  eup'-peur,  a.  supé- 
rieur, haut,  de  dessus,  d'ea 
haut.  [m. 

—  case,  s.  haut  de  casse  (impr  ), 

—  haiid,  s.  l'avantage,  m. 
Vpperiuoat,    eup'-peur-môste, 

a.  le  plus  élevé,  qui  a  le  des- 
sus. The  —  meaf^  a .  pi.  \ea 
premières  places,  ^  pi. 

V'ppish,  eup'-piche,  a.  fier,  ar- 
rogant. 

IJpi-6ix«,  •up-réze',  va.  élever, 
exalter.  [lever. 

Cpréar,    enp-rire',  vn.    élever, 

64 


URG 


1010 


usu 


Ciii'ighl,  eup'-raile,  a.  droit, 
debout,  inlèçre,  juste,  s, 

—,  s.  (in  buiir'tig),  élévation,  f. 

i;'[irigbclj>  pup'-raïte-li,  ad. 
avec  droiture,  avec  probité. 

U'iirigblucss,  eup'-raïle-nesse, 
s.  droiture,  rectilude,  éléva- 
tion, f.  [d'un  astre. 

VpriBe,   eup'ralze,  s.  le    lever 

—,  vn.  se  lever. 

l'iirising,  eup'-ralze-inngne, 
s.  le  lever,  m. 

l'pi'dar,  enp'-rSre,  t.  vacarme, 
tumulte,  m.  émeute,  f. 

U|>râot,  eup-rôùtl',  va.  déraci- 
ner, [veiller. 

l'l>râuse,   enp-raouie/,   va.    i- 

l'iishôl,  eup-shott',  s.  résultat, 
m.  issue,  f.  [sus,  tn. 

Vpaide,  eup^-salde,  t.    le  des 

—  down,  ad.  sens  dessus  des- 
sous, [redresser. 

Ulistiiid,  eup-stannd',  va.  lever, 

tJ'psiart,  eup'-startt,  s.  parve- 
nu, ni. 

—,  vn.  sortir  tout  d'un  coup. 

UpstAy,  eup-sté',  va.  soutenir, 
supporter. 

U|>tâke,  eup-téke',  va.  pren- 
dre dans  ses  mains. 

IJ|ii6ru,  eup-teurn',  va,  tour- 
ner en  haut. 

D'pward,  eup'-oueurd,  a.  diri- 
gé en  haut,  élevé. 

— ,  Vpward*,  eup'-oiieurdz,ur2. 
an  haut,  en  remontant,  au  de- 
là, par  de  là    plus  de. 

,«  aud  dowrunrardft,  par  haut 
«t  par  bas.  ftortiller. 

Vpwiiid,  eup-ouainnd',  va.   en- 

Urbûiiit)',  eur-bane'-i-ti,  s.  po- 
litesse, urbanité,  f 

U'rcblu.  eur'-tchine,  t.  héris- 
son, méchant  enTant,  m. 

Urc,  C'reM»,  joure,  youro'-oks. 
s.  bison,  m. 

U'rcler,  yiou'-rl.«ur,  »•  (ana.) 
uretère,  m,  [urètre,  m. 

llrélbro,  jion-ri'-lhra,  s.  (ana.) 

Crge,  eurdje,  v.  presser,  pous- 
ser, solliciter,  fâcher,  exciter, 
travailler  à,  porter,  insister 
Eur. 


C''rgeucj',  eur'-djennci,  s.  né- 
cessité, urgence,  f. 

C'rgeut,  eur'-djennt,  o.  ur- 
gent, pressant.  To  be  —  u» 
pon  oiie,  presser  quelqu'un. 

Urgéntl}',  eur'-djent-li,  ad.  ins- 
tamment, [leur. 

U'rger,    eur'-djeur,   >.    soUici- 

U/i-iual,  jiou'-ri-nal,   a.  urinai. 

Ui'iiiary,  jlou'-ri-na-ri,  a.  uri- 
naire.  [diurétique. 

UViiiatîvc,   yiou^-ri-na-tive,  a, 

U'riue,  jiou'-rine,  s.  urine,  /. 

—  ,  va.  uriner.  A 
Vvn,  eurn,>.  urne,  niche,  f.  'M 
l  s.  euss,  pro.  nous.  ^ 
ll'sage,  jlou'-zidje,  s.  coutume 

pratique,  f.  usage,  traltemenl 

U'sauce,  jiou'-zannce,  s    U6an> 

ce,  f.  intérêt,  un  mois,  m, 
l'sc,    yiouze,    s.   usage,  emploi, 

exercice,  inrérêl,  m.  coutume^ 

habitude,    /•   Of  —,    a.  utile. 

Oui  of  —,  a.    usé.    or  uo— 

a.  inutile. 
— ,  va.  user,  se  servir,  employer 

consommer,    dresser,    former 

fréquenter. 
— ,  v«.   être  dans   l'usage,  avoir 

cciutume. 

—  ill.  abuser,  maltraiter. 

—  wcll.bien  traiter. 

U'ucd,  yiouzd,  a. en  usage,  usité. 

U'svful,  yiouze'-foul,  a.  utilei 
nécessaire. 

U'Kcriilly,  yiouie'-foul-ll,  ad. 
utilement.  [s.  utilité,  f. 

■J'Befiiiue«s,yiouze'-foul-nesse, 

V'selea»,  ylouie'-lesse,  a.  inu- 
tile, [inutilement.  . 

u'selcaal)',   youze'-lesse-li,   ad, 

U'sclessufss,  yiouze'-lesse-nes-  ] 
se,  I.  inutilité,^.      [fait  usage. 

U'ser,    jiou'-zeur,    ».    celui  qui 

U'abt-r,  euche'-eur,  s.  écuyer, 
huissier,  sous-maltre,  tn. 

— .  va,  introduire,  annoncer. 

tJ'sing,  yiouze'-inngne,  $.  usa- 
ge, m.  action  d'user,  f. 

Usqucb&iigb,  euss-kiou-ba',  *. 
usqneLac,  »?!.  eau-de-vie,  ^ 

tJ'aual,  iiou''-jiou-al,   a.    ordi< 


VAC 


1011 


VAC 


□ahe,  accoutumé,  usnel,  usité, 

connu. 
Csunlly,     jIoH'-jlou-al-Ii,     ad. 

ordinairement,  fréquemment. 
IJ/8ualne»s,  jiou'-jiou-al-nesse, 

s.  fréquence,  f, 
Csufriict,    jiou'-zlou-freukt,  s. 

usufruit,  m 
■Usofi'ûctiiary.jlou-ziou-freuk'- 

tchiou-a-ri,  s.  usufruitier. 
U'sure,  jiou'-jioure,  va.   prêter 

à  usure.  [surier. 

U'siirer,    ïIon'-J!Ou*eur,  s,    u- 
—  like,  ad.  usurairement. 
Usûi'ious,   yiou-jiou'-ri-euce,  a. 

usuraire,  inléressé, 
l^sûi'p,  yiou-zeurp',  v(i  usurper. 
Csiirp&iion,  jiou-zeur  pé'-cheu- 

ne,  t.  usurpation,  f. 
Usurper,      jlou  leurp'-eur,    », 

usurpateur. 
Csûrpiiigly,      jiou-ieurp'-lnn- 

gne-U, ad.  Injustement,  par  u- 

surpallon. 
V'surjr,  jiou'-jlon-rl,  ».  usure, 

f  intérêt,  m, 
Vi,  eutt,  (mus.)  s.  ut,  m. 
Vtéusll,  jiou-tenn'-sil,  «.usten- 
sile, m.  [rin. 
IJ/tcriue,  jfiou'-ter-alne,  a,  uté- 
C^ieriis,  jiou'-ti-reuce,  ».  uté- 
rus, m.  matilce,  f. 
Ctile,  ylou'-tl-li,  t.  utile,  m. 
— ,  ylou'-tile,  a.  utile,  profitable. 
IJtiliCy,    yiou-til'-ili,  ».    ut'lité, 

f.  profit,  avantage,  m. 
C'iinost,  eutt'-môsie,  a.  le  plus 


éloigné  ou  reculé,  dernier,  l« 
plus  grand. 

—  ,  s.  le  plus  posîiblc,  tout  son 
possible.  To  «ho  —,  4  l'ex» 
trente. 

V'ttKt,  eut'-teur,  a.  total,  en- 
tier, complet,  de  deliors,  exté- 
rieur. 

— ,  l'a.  énoncer,  proférer,  pu- 
blier, dire,  Tendre,  découvrir, 
disperser.      ,  [exprimable. 

(J'iterable,     eut'-teur-abl,     a. 

Vticrauce,  eut'-teur-annce,  ». 
prononciation,  outrance,  élo- 
eu  lion,  f, 

Cuerer,  eut'-teur-eur,  ».  celui 
qui  prononce,  qui  divulgue. 

(j't(L-rly,  eut'-leur-Ii,  ad.  de 
fond  en  comble,  tout  h  fait,  en- 
tièrement. 

Ciierniost,  eut'-teur-mftste,  a. 
le  plus  éloigné.  [/. 

B'ïen,yiou'-vi-a,  ».  (ana.)  uvée, 

U^veoiia,  jlou'-vi-euce,  a.  qui 
appartient  à  l'uvée. 

U  viiin,  yiou'-viou-la,  s.  (ana.) 
la  lueite,  f. 

IJxorious,  eug-ï4'-ri-euce,  a.  es- 
clave de  sa  femme,  m. 

Uxôrioualy,  eug-zê'-ri-euce-ll, 
ad.  avec  tendresse  excessive, 
soumission  entière  envers  sa 
femme 

Ilxdriousness,  eug-z6'-ri-euC8- 
nesse,  s.  soumission,  tendresse 
excessive  envers  sa  femme. 


V,  Tl,».  y,  cinq. 

Vécniicj-,  vé'-kann-ci,  ».  Vacan- 
ce, f.  vide,  m. 

Tâcaiit,  vé'-kannt,  a.  qui  va- 
que, vacant,  vide,  eseiBpt,  dé- 
sœuvré. 

—  time,  ».  loisir,  nîn 

T&cale,  Té'-kéte,  C.^.  casser,  t1- 
der,  annuler,  r'ilsser  vacant, 
quitter. 


Vacation,   va-ké-'-cheune,  ».  — 

tiens,  vacances,/'.  ;)!.  loisir,  m, 
Vâccary,  vak'-kar-i,  ».  éiable  k 

vache.»,  m. 
Vûcciuate,     vak'-ci-néte,     va, 

vacciner. 
Vucciue,     vak'-saïne,    »•    va» 

cine,  f. 
— ,  a.  de  vache 
—  matter,  ».  vaccin,  m. 


VAL 


1012 


VAM 


Tàcillaiicy,   •vas'-jil-ann-cl,    s. 

inconsUnce,  f. 
Vâccillnte,  ïss'-sll-éle,  Va.  \a- 

ciller,  chai  celer. 

Tacillnlion,    -vas-sil-lé'-cbeiine, 

s.-vacil!ement,rn.  irrésolution,/'. 

Vaciiûllon,    -vaU-iou-é'-cheuiiP, 

s.  évacuation,  act.  de  -vider,  f 

Vaciiîly.   -va  kiou'-i-ti.    s.  -viile, 

01.  vanité,  absence  de  réalilé 
Vncuoii»,  -vak'-iou-euce.a.  \iile. 
Vâcunm.    'vak'-iou-eiinie,  s.  ■vi- 
de.   !•>  Tnciio,  dans  le  vide. 
Vagabond,  vag'-a-bonnd,  a.  s. 

Tagabond. 
Tagârj-.    vn-gué'-ri,  ».  caprice, 

tu.  folie,  A 
Tâgi-inicy.  -vé'-grann-cl,   s   vie 

vagabonde,  f. 
V&gi'nni,    vé'-grannt,  a.   s.  va- 
gabond:  errant.  [terininé. 

VHgiie.  végue,   a.  vague,  indé- 
Vail  or  Vcil.  vêle,  s    voile,  ri- 
deau, argent    donné  à  des  do- 
mest  ques. 
—,  va.  voiler,  couvrir, abaisser. 
— ,  t)îi.  céder,  donner  place. 
Taile.  Valc».  S.  profit,  bénéfice 
des  domrstiques,  m.  étrcnnes, 
f.pl  [faux,  trompeur. 

Vain,   véne,     a.     vain,    frivole, 
—  gloi'ioiiii,  a.  orgueilleux. 

glory.  s.  fasie,  m. 

Vàinlj,  iii   »nin,  véne'-li,  Inn- 

véne,  ad.  en  vain. 
Tàiiiiicsa.   vénc'-nesse,  J.  vani- 
té, inutilité,  f. 
Tâlanco,  val'-lannce,  s.  drape- 
ries, franges  d'un  iil,  A 
Taie,  véleVs.  vallée,  A  vallon,»!. 
ValciIic«ioii,  val-i-dik'-cheune, 

s    congé,  adieu. 
Taledictoi-y.     val-idik'-leur-l, 

a.  de  congé,  d'adieu. 
VAIeiitinc.  val'-enn-tine,    J.  a 
mant    ou     maîtresse    choisi    le 
jour  de  saint  Va  entin. 
Valci'iaii.    va-li'-ri-ane,   ».  va- 
lériane, f. 
Talet,  valetl'  or  val'-ett,  ».  va- 
let, ni.  ,. 
Taleludiiiûi'iau,  val-li-tiou-di- 
nd'-ri-ane,  a.  valMudlnaire. 


Talelûdinary,       val-li-tiou'-d!« 

na-ri,  s.  Infirmerie,  /. 
T&llauce,    val'-jannce,  ».    vail- 
lance, f.  courage,  m. 
Tâliaiil,  val'-jannt,  a.   vaillant, 
trave.  [vaillamment. 

Vâliaiilly,      Yal'-?annt-li,     ad. 
Vâlîaiitiies*,     Tal'-jannt  nesse, 

.  courage,  m. 
Vâlid,   val'-lde,  o.  valable,  va- 
lide, concluant. 
Vâlidate,  valM-déte,   va.    ren- 
dre valide,  fort. 
Valid&tlon,  val-l-dé'-cheone,  ». 
-tion,/'.  [force.A 

VaUdi«y,va-lid'-i-tl,  «.validité, 
Vàllancy.  val'-lann-ci ,  s.  per- 
ruque qui  couvre  le  visage.  /. 
Valley,  val'-li,  ».  vallée,  f.  val- 
lon, m.  [courage,  m. 
V&lour,  val'-eur,  ».  valeur,  f. 
Vâloroiis,    val'-eur-euce,    uoy. 

Valiaiil. 
VBlunble,vaK-iou-a-bl,  a,  pré- 
cieux,  estimable,  digne,   hon- 
nête. 
Valiiàlîon,  val-iou-é'-cheune,  » 

évaluation,  appréciation,  f. 
Valiiàlor,  valiou-é'-teur,  s.  es- 
timateur, m. 
Value,  val'-iou,  ».    valeur,  es- 
time, (.  mérite,  m. 
—,    va.  évaluer,  estimer,    appré- 
cier, valoir,    faire  valoir,  équi- 
valoir, régler,  fixer  le  prix. 
Vélucd,  val'-jiuude,  <i.  estimé. 
Vàlueless,     val'-iou-lesse,      a. 

sans  valeur,  sans  mérite. 
vàluer,  val'-iou-eur,  s.  estima- 

leur,  m. 
Vâluing,  val'-iou-inngne,    s.  a- 

valuation,  estimation,  {. 
VaWe,  valv,  s.  valvule,  soupa- 
pe, ^  [battants,/. 
Valves,  valvi,  t-pl.  porte  à  ceux 
Valvule,  val'-vioule,  ».  valvule, 
f.  ['"■ 
Vamp,  vammp,  ».  empeigne, 
—,  Vil.  raccommoder,  mettre  une 

pièce. 
Vâuiper,    vammp'-iîur,    »■    rac- 
conimodeur,  m.  [pire.  »»• 

v&Mipyre,  vamœ'-palrei».  vam-i 


VAR 


1013 


\AU 


▼an,  vann,  s.  aTant-garde,  {. 
van,  m. 

— ;V'i.  vanner,     [précnrseur,  m. 

—  Courier,    J.     avant-coureur, 

^  guord,  t.  avant-garde. 

Tauo,  véne,  t.  girouette,  f.  tem- 
p!e,m. 

Taiiilla,  va-nlK-la,  (.  vanille,  f. 

Vâuiah,  vaneMche,  vn.  dispa- 
raître, s'évanouir. 

Vâiiity,  vane'-iti,«.  vanité,  f- 

Tàiiqiiisb.  vanD|,à'-ouiche,  va. 
vaincre,  dompter,  réfuter. 

V&i>qui«her,  vanDg1(''-ouielie- 
eur,  (.  vainqueur,  conquérant, 
m. 

Vâxtage,  vannMédje,  s.  gain, 
profil,  m.  opportunité,  supé- 
riorité, f. 

Tâi>ibrace,vaDnt'-brass,  $.  bras- 
sard, m.  [té. 

Vâ|ii<l,  vap'-ide,  a.  fade,s.  éven- 

T&iiiduess,  Vapidily,  vap''-id- 
nesse,  va-pid'-i-ti,  s,  fadeur, 
insipidité,  U 

Tapoi'âtiou,  vé-peur-é^cheuue, 
s,  évaporallon,  J. 

Vâporer.  vé'  penr-eur,  ».  glo- 
rieux, vanlara,  m. 

TâporUb,  vé'-peur-iche,  a.  fan- 
tasque, à  \apeurs. 

Tâporoui.  vé'-peur  ence,  a.  va- 
poreux, venteux. 

Tàpour,  lé'-peur,  s.  vapeur,  fu- 
mée, flatuosité,  va;ne  idée,  f. 

— ,  un.  faire  le  fier,  le  fanfa- 
ron, s'évaporer,  exhaler. 

— ,  fa.  faiie  évaporer,  dissiper 
en  fumée.  \_f.  pi. 

iVâpour»,  \é'  peuri  s.  vapeurs, 

Vàriuble.  vé'-ri-abl,  a.  varia- 
blo,  s.  inconftant. 

Vài-iubleuos,  \é'-ri-a-bl-nesse, 
s.  variation,  incoastance.  f. 

Târiabl)',  -vé'-ri-a-bli,  ad.  par 
inconstance,  avec  incertitude. 

Vâi'iaiice.  vé'rl-annce,  s.  dis- 
pnle,  querelle,  t-  T"  •>«  "• — i 
ne  pas  s'accorder.  To  sec  at— , 
brouiller. 

rui  iniiou,  vé-ri-é'-cheune,  J.— 
i:,  diversité,/,   cbangemeut, 


\'&i'iega(e,  vé'-ri-i-guéte,  va. 
bigarrer,     [ne,  s.  bigarrure,  f. 

Vai'iegâtion,  \é  ri-i-gué'-cheu- 

Varicly,  va-raT'-i-ti,  s.  variété, 
vicissitude,  différence,  f. 

Vni'ious,  vé'-ri-euce,  a.  diveri, 
différent,  incertaip  »  varié,  di- 
versifié. 

VAi'iousIy,  vé'-rl-euce-II,  ai. 
diversement. 

Vâi-ix,  vé'-riks,  s.  varice»  f. 

Tâi'let,  var'-lett,  i.  varlet, bélî- 
tre, faquin,  m. 

Vârletrjr,  var'-let-tri,  ».  popu- 
lace, f.  [fard,  îii, 

Vâriiiah,  var'-nicbe,  s.    vernis, 

— .  va.  vernir, vernisser,  cacher, 
couvrir,  pallier  rafraîchir  (a 
picture). 

Tai-iiisber,  var^-niche-eur,  5, 
veroisseur,  celui  qui  pallie,  m. 

Vàriiishiiig,  var^-niche-inngne, 
s   act.  de  vernir,  vernis,  m. 

Vûrvel,  var'-vel,  J.  vervelle,  f, 

Vârj,  vé'-ri,  un.  varier,  diver- 
sifier. 

— .  vn.  varier,  changer,  différer, 
être  d'avis  contraire,  s'écarter, 
s'éloigner,  se  succéder. 

Tânciiiar,  vas'-kiou-lar,  a.  vai» 
culaire. 

VB%e,    véze,   s.  vase,    m. 

vassal,  vas'-sal,  s.  vassal,  m> 

Vâasalage,  vas'-sal-édje,  * 
vass'.'lage,  m. 

Vu8i,  vaste,  a.   vaste,    énorme, 

—  ,  s.  étendue  vide,  A       [grand. 

— .  ad.  fort,  excessivement. 

Vastalion,  vas-té''-cheune,  t. 
dévastation,  f.  ravage  ,  m. 

Vi'iBtij-,  vaste^-li,  ad.  excessive- 
ment, fort. 

vûsiness,  vaste'-nesse,  s,  gran- 
deur extraordinaire,   immensl- 

lé,  r 

t'âsij',  vaste'-i,  a.  d  une  gran- 
deur extraordinaire. 

Vnt.  vatt,    s.  cuve,  f.  cuvier,  M. 

Vûiicidc,  vate'-i-saïde,  s.  meur- 
trier d'un  poète,  m. 

Vau'cinate,  va  tis'-si-néle.  va. 
prophétiser,  prédire,  [villa,  m. 

vâuilowil,  vO>'-dvilf   <■    vaude- 


VEG 


1014 


YEN 


Voull,  Tâùlt  or  ■vaule,  s.  voûte, 
cave,/,  cellier,  caTcau,  m.  sé- 
pulture, f  saut,  m. 

— ,va.  voûter,  couvrir  d'une  voû- 

—,  vn.  voltiger,  sauter.  [te. 

Tâultcd,  vâîilt''-ed,  a,  voûté,  eu 
forme  de  voûte. 

—  »ky,  s.  voùie  céleste,  f. 
VâuKer,  vau!l'-eur, «.voltigeur, 

sauteur,  m. 

ViuUiiig.  vâùlt'-inngne,  s.  vol- 
tige, action  de  voûter,  f. 

Vâiilty,  vâùlt'-i,  a.  voûté. 

Tauut,  vâùnnt,  s.  vauterie,  pa- 
rade,/', [ment. 

— ,  s.    avant-garde,    commence- 

—,  vn.  se  vanter,  se  glorifier. 

— ,va.  vanter,   glorifier,  exalter. 

—  coui-icr,  s.  avanl-courier, 
précurseur,  m. 

—  muro,  s.  avant-mur,  m, 

—  lay.s.  chiens  de  relai.in.pi 
VàuiiifuI,  vâùnnt' -foui,   n.  glo- 
rieux, [tard,  m. 

V&uiitcr,   vâQnnl'-eur,    j.    van- 

Tàuiitiiig,  vâÙDDt'-inngne,  s. 
ostentation   f. 

Vâiinlingl}',  vfflnnt'-inngne-li, 
ad,  avec  ostentation. 

Tâward,  vé  -ouarde,  s.  pre- 
mière partie,  f. 

Vàynood,  s.  vaivode,  m. 

Vcal,  vêle,  s.  chair  du  veau 
(when  killed  for  the  table),  m. 

—  tea,  s.  bouillon  de  veau. 
Téction,    Vcctiiâlîoii,      vek'- 

cheune,  vek-ti-té'-cheune,  s 
transport,  acl.  de  transporter. 

Vécture,  vek'-lchioure,  i.  voi- 
ture, f. 

Veer,  vire,  vn.  tourner,  chin- 
ger  de  direciioo,  virer. 

—,  va.  filer  (of  cable), 

Tegelàbilily,  ved-dji-ta-bil'-i- 
ti,  s.  qualité  végétative. 

Végetable ,  ved'-dji-ta-bl,  n. 
végétable,  végétal. 

— »,  s.  végétaux,  légumei,  m.  ;)i. 
végétal,))!. 

Végelale,  ved'-dji-téte,  vn.  vé- 
géter. 

Vegftâtioti,  ved-dji-lé'-chîune 
:  —  tion,  /. 


Végétative,  ved'-dji-té-tive,    a. 

végétatif. 
Vé^etalÎTcness,  ^d'-dji -té-tl- 

ve-nesse,  s.  quîiCîé   végétative, 

Végète,  vi-djite',  a.  vif,  actif, 
vigoureux. 

Végctive,  ved'-dji-tive,  a.  Ti- 
goureux,  végétatif. 

— ,  j.  végétal,  légume,  m, 

Vchcnience,  —  cy,  vi'-hl- 
mennce,  menn-ci,  s.  véhémen- 
ce, impétuosité,  >iolence,  f. 

Véhément,  vi'-hi-mcnnt,  a.  vé- 
hément, violent,  ardent. 

Vébemriitl)',  vi'-hi  mennt-ll, 
ad.  avec  véhémence. 

VéUicle,  vi'-hi-kl,  s.  véhicule, 
m.  voiture,  f. 

Vcil,  vêle,  va.  TOiler,  cacher» 
couvrir,  déguiser. 

— ,«.  voile,  m.  voile  de  navire,  f. 

Veîii,  véne,  ».  veine,  inclina- 
lion,  cavité,  marbrure,  f.  pen- 
chant, m. 

~,  va.  marbrer,  jasper. 

Véiiiy,  —  ned,  vé'-ni,  vénnd, 
II.  ve;neux.  [/, 

vélleiiy,  vel'-li-i-ti,  s.   velléité, 

Véllicuie,  vel'-li-kéte,  va.  ti- 
railler, agacer,  stimuler,  pin- 
cer. 

Vellic&tion,  vel-ll-ké'-cheune, 
s.  act.  de  stimuler,  tirailleri 
pincer. 

Vélliim,  vel'-leume,  s.  vélin,  m. 

Velôcity,  vi-loss'-i-ti,  S.  vélo- 
cité, rapidité,  vitesse,  f. 

Velûre,  vi-lioure',s.  velours,  m. 

Vclïct.  vel'-vitt,  s.  velours,  ))i. 

— .  a.  de  velours,  doux,  délicat. 

—  like.  a.  velouté. 

—  luaker,  s.  veloutier,  m. 
— ,  «n.  pendre  le  velours. 
Vénal,    vi'-nal,  a.  vénal,  mer- 
cenaire, veineux- 

VeBiàlily,  vi-ual'i-ti,  s.  véna- 
lité, f. 

Venàiick,  vT-nate'-ik,  a.  de 
chaf.-e.  pour  la  chasîe. 

Vei>âliou,  v;-né'-cheune,  (. 
cha'se,  f. 

Veud,  vennd,  va.  vendre. 


VÉN 


1015 


VÉN 


reiidée,   \enn-di',s.   acheteur. 
Véiider,\eBnd'-eur, s.  Tendeur, 

'."■  [dable,  vénal. 

Vciidiblc,  vennd'-i-bl,  a.   ven- 
Véiidibleness,  vcnnd'-i-bl-nes- 

se,  s.  -vénalité,    état   de  ce  qui 

est  propre  à  la  vente. 
Véudicuie,   venn'-di-ké(c,   un. 

revendiquer. 
Vciidicâtiou,  venn-di-ké'-cheu- 

ne,  s.  revendlcalion,  f. 

endition,  venn-diche'-eune.» 

Tente,  f. 
Vénding,      vennd'-iDngne      s. 

vente,  f.  débit,  m. 
Veiiécr,  vi-nlre',  lia.  plaquer. 
Vcnéc-riiig,    vi-nlre'-inngne,  ». 

placage,  m, 
Véiienee,   vène'-i-fice,    ».    em- 
poisonnement,sortilège,  m. 
Vcucriciul,    vène-i-fichc-al,     a. 

qui  empoisonne  ou  encbante. 
Vcucriciously,       vène-i-fiche'- 

euce-li,   ad.    qui    a  lieu  par  le 

poison  ou  le  sortilège. 
Vciicntous,    vène'-i-meuce,  a 

venimeux. 
Véuunaie,  vène'-i-néle,  ua.  em- 
poisonner, envenimer. 

Venenâtioii, vène-i  né'-che'une 
s.  empoisonnemeiil,  »!,  ' 

Vcuéue,  Vencnose,  vlnine', 
vène-i-nôse'',  vénéneux. 

Véncrnble,vène'-er-a-bl,  a.  vé- 
nérable, [avec  vénération 

Veucrably,   vène'-er-a-bli,  ad. 

Veiierole,  véne'-er-éte,  ra.  vé- 
nérer, révérer,  honorer. 

Veiiei'âiiou,  vène-er-é'-cheu- 
ne,  s.  vénéralion,  f. 

Véiieraior,  vène'-er-é-leur.  s. 
qui  respecte. 

Veuéi-eal,  vi-ni/-'i-al,  a.  véné- 
rien- [lascif. 

Veiiercous,     vi-ni'-ri-euce,    a. 

Veuery,  vène'-er-i,  ».  vénerie, 
la  chasse,  /.  plaisirs  vénériens 
m.  pi. 

Vcueiiun,  vène'-iche-ane,  a.vé- 

—  bliiid,  5.  jalousie,/',    [nilien. 

Venge,  venndje,  ta.  venger. 

Vengeance,  vcnn'-djannce,  s. 
vengeance,  f. 


VcngefuI,venndje'-fouI,  a.  vin- 
d;calir.  [véniel. 

Venial,  —  bit,  vi'-ni-al,  a-bl,  «. 

VeninInesB,  vi'-ni-al-nesse,  s. 
vénialité,  /. 

Vénisoii,  vène'-i-zn  or  venn'- 
zn,  s.  venason,  f. 

—  l»î«,  ».  souris,  ;'.  morceau  do 
la  souris,  m. 

Vénoiu, vlne'-eume,s  venin,  jm. 

Vcnoiiio«s,vène'-eume-euce,a. 
venimeux. 

Vénomoiisucsc,  vène'-eume- 
euce-nesse,  s.  qualité  venimeu- 
se, maiignilé,  f. 

Venl,  vennt,  ».  vent,  air,  petit 
trou,  débit,  m.  lumière  d'une 
arme  &  feu,  vente,/. 

—  hole,  s.  soupirail,  m. 

~t  va.  éventer,  divulguer,  exha- 
ler, respirer,  laisser  sortir,ven- 
dre,  débiter. 

—  one'a  fury,  décharger  sa  co- 
lère. 

Venter,  vennt'-eur,  ».  ventre, 
m.  région,  capacité,  f. 

Véutiduct,  venn'-ti-deukf,  ». 
passage  pour  le  vent. 

Véniilute,  venn'-ti-léle,  va. 
ventiler,  vanner,  discuter. 

Ventilàiion,  venn-ti-lé'-cheune, 
».  —  tion,  /■, 

Vcniilâtor,  venn-ti-lé'-teur,  ». 
ventilateur,  m. 

Vénirlcle,  venn'-trl-kl,  s.  ven- 
tricule, estomac,  m. 

Venlifloquiat,  venn-lrlK-lô- 
koujste,  s    ventriloque,  m. 

Vénture,  venn'-tchioure.  s.  ris- 
que, hasard,  m.  pacotille,  f. 
A*  «  —,  au  hasard. 

—  »  l-a.  risquer,  hasarder. 

—  ,  vn.  oser,  avoir  la  hardiesse 
de.—  at— ,  on—,  upou, entre- 
prendre au  hasard. 

Véuturer,  venn'-lshiour-eur,  s. 

aventurier,  hardi.       J* 
Vénturesonic,       Vén«urans, 

venn'-tshiour-seume,    euce,  a. 

hasardeux. 
Véuiiirously,      venn'-tshiour- 

euce-li,  ad.  à  l'aventure. 
Véu«iii-oii»nes»,  venn'-tsh'Our-i 


VER 


i0l6 


VÉR 


eucc-nesse,  s.  hardiesse,  f. 
courage,  m. 

Vui'âcily.  vi-race'-i-tl,  g.  —  ci- 
té, vérité,  f.  [-véridique 

Vcniciouii,      Ti-ré'-cheuce,    a. 

\vr\t.  -veurb,  s.  -verbe,  m. 

Vc-i'bnl,  veurh'-al,  a.  verbal, 
verbeux,  littéral. 

Tfi'ballj',  veur'-bal-li,  ad.  ver- 
balement, littéralement. 

'Vcrbûiim,  veur-hé'-tiraa,  ad, 
mot  à  mot.         [battre,  frapper. 

Vc-rbératp,     veur'-ber-éle,    l'a. 

Yvi-beratioii,  veur-bcr-é'-cheu- 
ne,  ».  action  de  battre,  frap- 
per, —  ration,  f. 

Verbôse,  veur-Lôze',  a.  ver- 
beux, diffus. 

Tcrbésity,  veur-boss'-i-ti,  s. 
verbiage,  m.  prolixité,  f. 

Tcrdaut,  veur'-dennt,  a.  ver- 
doyant, [verdier,  m. 

Tci-derer,     veur'-deur-eur,     *. 

>'<^i'dic«,  veur'-dikt,  s.  juge- 
ment, rapport,  vi.    décision,  f. 

Têrdïgris.  veur'-di-grîss,s.vert- 
de-gris,verdet,  m. 

Véi'dilure,  veur'-di-lioure,  S. 
ver  de  terre ,  m. 

Verdure,  veur'-djioure,  «.ver- 
deur, verdure,  f.  [a.  vert. 

Térdurous,    veur'-djiou-reuce. 

Verge,  veurdje,  s.  verge,  ba- 
guette, juridiction,  extrémité, 
f.  ressort,  bord,  m, 

— .  vn.  pencher,  tendre  vers. 

Verger,  veur'-djeur,  ».  porte- 
vierge,  bedeau,  m, 

Teridical,  vi-rid'-i-kal,  a.  vé- 
ridique. [ne,  s.  —  tioD,  f. 

Verificàlioa,     ver-i-6-ké'-cheu- 

Vérify,  ver'-i-fiiï,  l'a.  vérifier. 

Vci-ily,  ver'-i-li,  a.  en  vénié. 

Verisiniilar,  ver-i-sime'-i-leur, 
a.  vraisemblable. 

Verisiiuililude,  ver-î-lim-miK- 
i-tioude,  S.  vraisemblance,  f, 

Vérîiy.  ver'-i  ti,  s   vérité,  f, 

Tcrjtiice,  V"ur'-djeuce,  s.  vor- 
ju>,  »i.  [vermicelle,  m. 

Veriiiicclli,  veur-mi-tshel'-li,  s. 

Veruiioiilar,  vcur-Biik'-iou-lar, 
a.  —  laire. 


Vcrmîctile,  veii^'-mi-kloule   ». 

petit  ver,  vermisseau,  tîï. 
Vvriiiiculoiis,      veur-miV'-ion- 

Icucp,  a    plein  de  vers. 
Vërmirnge,  veur'-mi-fioudje,  *. 

vermifuge,  7)1 . 
Vêriiiil,     Vermi'lion,      veur'- 

mil,  mil'-jeune,  ».    vermillon, 

m.  cochenille,/'. 
— ,  va.  rougir.  [/. 

Vérnii'ii,veur'-mine,  s.  vermine, 
Vérmiiiaie,    veur'-mi-néte,  t'«. 

engendrer  de  la  vermine. 
Voruiiiiàiîoii.  veur-mi-né'- 

cheune,s.    action   d'engendrer 

de  la  vermine 
vérminous,     veur'-mine-eucei 

a.  vermineux. 
Verniipnroun,      veur-mip'-pa- 

reuce,  a.  qui  engendre  des  vers. 
Vei'uâcular,    veur-nak'-iou-lar, 

n.  du  pays.  [le,  f, 

—  longue,  s     langue  maternel- 
Vèi'iiaî,    veur'-nal,    a.    printa- 

nier,  vernal. 

v<-riiau(,  veur'-nannt,  ad.  en 
fleur. 

Vêrrel,  Vérril,  ver'-ril,  ».  vi- 
role, /. 

Vérsaiile,  veur'-sa-tile,  a.  sou- 
ple, flexible,  versatile,  incons- 
tant. 

»'or«e,  veurse,  s.  vers^  Yerset, 
m    pièce  de  vers,  f. 

~  maker,  s.    versiOcatenr,  m. 

— .  va.  écrira  en  vers,  répéter 
dos  vers. 

Véraed,  veurst,  a.  versé,  s«- 
vant,  expérimenté. 

vérsrmuu,  venrse'-mane,  ». 
I  oêie,  m. 

Vi'iaiclc,  T6ur'-si-kl,  ».  ptlit 
vei.     m. 

Vcrsidcâtion,  veur  si-fi-ké'- 
cheune,  s.  —  tien,  f. 

Versifier,  veur^-si-faï-eur,  ». 
versificateur,  rimailleur,  m. 

vérsifj-,  veur'-si-fai,  u«.  direeii 
vers. 

-  ,  vn.  versifier,  faire  des  vers. 

Térsiou.  veur'-ciieune,  >  ver- 
sion, traduction,  f.  change- 
ment, m. 


VÉS 


1017 


Vie 


Tértebral,  ■veur'-ti-bral,  a.  ■ver- 
tébral, [tèbre,  f. 

Vertèbre,  veur'-li-beur,  s.  ver- 

Vértex,  TeQr'-leks,  s.  vartex, 
sommet,  zénith,  m.  cime,  f. 

Vertical,  veur'-ti-kal,  a.  Terli- 
cal.  [-  iité,  /. 

Verlicâtily,  •veur-tl-kal'-i-ti,  s. 

Vériically,  veur'-ti-kalli,  ad. 
vertic-iiement. 

Vcrticiiy,  veur-tiss'-i-tl,  ».  ver- 
ticité,  f. 

Vertîgiiious,  Teur-lid'-djine- 
euce,  a.  vertigineux,  sujet  aux 
\apeurs, 

Veriigo,  veur  laï'-gO,  Tour'li- 
gô,  .î.Tertiger,  m  , 

Vérviue,  Vérvuin,  veur'-TÎne, 
vène,  j.  verveine,  f. 

Vérjr,  -ver'-i,  a.  vrai,  même,  fief- 
fé, franc,  réel,  véntalile.  Ilî» 
—  frieud,  son  infime  ami. 

—,  ad.  k  UQ  haut  degré,  fort, 
bien,  ^ès. 

Vésicate,  Tes'-si-liéle,  va.  ap- 
pliquer un  vésicatolre. 

Veiiic&tlou,ves-si-ké'-cheune,s. 
vésication,  f.  [vésicant. 

Vesîcatory.    Ti-sik'-a-teur-l,    a. 

Vésîcle,  ves^-i-kl,  s.  vésicule,  f. 

Vcsticular,  vis-sik'-iou-lar,  a, 
vésiculaire,  rempli  de  vésicules. 

Vésper,  ves'-peur,  J.  l'étoile  du 
soir,  le  soir. 

Vésper»,  ves'-peuri,  ».  pi.  vê- 
pres, f.  pi.   ■  [vase,  m. 

Vésael,      ves''-si!,   s.     vaisseau, 

—,  va.  mettre  dans  un  vaisseau. 

Veol,  veste,  s.  veste,  f.  vêtement, 
m.  [embellir. 

— ,  va.    revêtir,   investir,  orner, 

VéHial,  ves'-tal,  j.  vestale,  f. 

—  ,  a   de  vestale. 
Véiitibule,ves''-tl-bioule,  ».  Tes- 

tibule,  m.  [m. 

Vestige,  ves'-tidje,  ».    vestige, 
Vcstinent,  vesle'-mennt,   s.  vê- 
tement, habit    habillement,  m. 
Véfltry,  ves'-tri,    s.    consistoire, 
m.     sacristie,    assemblée,    pa- 
roisse réuuie,  /". 

—  clerk,  s.  secrétaire,  m. 

—  keeper,  s,  sacristain,  m> 


Vésturc,  ves'-tshloure,  ».  vBte- 
raent,  m.  [te),  /. 

Vctch,    vetche,   s.  vesce   (plan- 

Véteran,  vète'-eur-ane,  s.  vété- 
ran, m.  peisoune  expérimen- 
tée, f. 

Véteriuary,  vète'-er-i-na-ri,  a. 
s.  vétérinaire,  art  vétérinairt, 
m. 

Vex,  Teks,  va.  vexer,  f&cher, 
chagriner,  troubler,  agiter. 

Vcxâtiou,  vek-sé'-cheune,s.  dé- 
plaisir, chagrin,   m.  vexation, 

Voxâtiou*,  vek-sé'-cheuce,  a, 
fâcheux,  vexatuire,  triste,  af- 
fligeant.   To    be  —  to    oue, 

chagriner  quelqu'un. 

Vexâlioualy.  vrk-sé'-cheuce-II, 
aJ.  d'une  manière  fâcheuse. 

Veiâtîoii«iio»8.vek-SB'-cheuc9- 
nesse,  s.  inquiétude,  f. 

Vôier,  velis'-eur,  ,5.  incomm»- 
de,  fâcheux. 

Vial,  vaî'-eul,  s    fiole,  f. 

— ,  va.  mettre  dans  une  fiole. 

Vi'aiid,  vaî'-eunnd,  s.  vianSe 
préparée,  nourriture,  f. 

-H. s.  viandes,  f.pL  viandis,  m, 

Viûticuin,  TJÏ-ale'-i-keume,  1. 
provisions,    f.  pi.  viatique,  wi. 

Vilirate,  vaï'-bréte,  va.  faire 
vibrer,  agiter,  remuer,  bran- 
dir. 

— .  vn.  vibrer,  trembler,  osciller. 

Vibration,  vaïbré'-cheune,  ». 
vibration,/',  tremhiemenl,  m. 

Vicar,  vik'-eur,  s.  vicaire,  m. 

Vicurage,  vik'  eur-idje,  ».  vi- 
cariat, m.  cure,  f. 

Vicârious,  vaï-ké'-ri-euce,  a, 
député,  délégué. 

Vicârial,  vai-ké'-ri-al,  a.  vica- 
rial.  [cariât,  m. 

Vicarsbip,  vik'-cur-chipe,s.  vi- 

Vice,  va!si>,  s.  vice,  défaut;  bouf- 
fon, polichinelle,  m.  étau,  vis. 
—  chaps.  »  mâchoires  d'un 
étau,  f.  pi.  S<uith''>i  —,  s.  i- 
tau,  m. 

— ,««.  attirer,  contraindra,  for- 
cer. 

—  admiret,  ».  Tice-amiral,  m. 


VID 


1018 


VIL 


irice«adniiralsihp,  —  adnii> 
ralt}>  s.  vice-aniTauté,  /". 

—  Bgeut.  s. -vice-agent,  m. 

—  chumbe>'lai»,s.  -vice-cham- 
bellau,  lu. 

—  chaucellor,  s.  ^ice-chance- 
lier. 

—  chniice/lorship,  5*  vice- 
Chancellerie,  f. 

—  gcreiicy,  s.  -vice-géraDce,  f. 
emploi  de  substitut,  m. 

—  gereiil,  s.  subst  tut,  m. 

—  roy.  s,  vice-roi, ?n. 

—  royulty.  s.  vice-rovauté,  f. 

—  (reasiirer,  s,  bous-lréso- 
rier,  m. 

Ticed,  vaïst,  a.  vicieux,  cor- 
rompu, [pre,  vicier. 

Vicintc,  viohe'-i-éte,  va.  corrom- 

Viciii.ige,  Vîcfiiify,  vis'-ine- 
idjc,  vi-sine'-i-ti  or  vaî-sine'-i- 
ti,  s.  voisinage,  J)i.  proximi- 
té,/. 

Ticiual,  Vieille,  vis'-ine-al, 
vaîce'-ine,  a.  voisin. 

Vicions,  viche'-euce,  a.  vicieux. 

Viciously,  viche''-euce-ll,  ad, 
vicieusement,  [s.  corruption,  f. 

Vfciousncss,  viche'-euce-nesse. 

Vicissitude,  vi-cis'si-lioude,  5. 
Ticissitude,  f. 

Vicjiiii,  vik'-time,  s.  victime,  f. 

Victor,  vik'-teur,  s.  vainqueur, 
m.  [victorieux. 

VictiSriou*.   vik-t6'-ri-euce,   a. 

VIctoriousIy,  vik  tô'-ri-euce-li, 
ad.  victorieusement. 

Vict6riou»iie«s.vik-lô'-ri-euce- 
uesse,  s.  qualité  d'être  victo- 
rieux, [f. 

fietory,  vik'-teur-i,  s.  victoire, 

Victual,  Vit'-tl,  va,  avitailler, 
fournir  de  vivres. 

Victual,  VictuaU,  Tit'-tl,  vit'- 
tlz.  s.  victuailles,  provisions  de 
bouche,  f.  pL  vivres,  m.  pi. 

Victiialler.  v.t'-tl-eur,  s.  caba- 
retier,  pourvoyeur,  avitailleur, 
m. 

TIctualiiig,  vil'-tl-inngne,  s. 
avilailienenl,  m. 

Vidélicet,  -vj-del'-i-sett,  ad.  à 
savoir,  savtir. 


Vidûity,  vi-diou'-i-ti,  S.  veuTt« 
ge,  m. 

Vie.  vaî,  s.  renvi,  m.  [de. 

—,va.   faire  assaut  de,  disputer 

— .vn.  rivaliser,  le  disputer.  — 
wiib,  faire  à  l'envi,  défier, 
contester. 

View,  viou,  vn.  regarde.,  voir, 
examiner,  considérer. 

— ,  s.  vue,  perspective,  Idée,  no« 
tion,  f.  examen,  dessein,  Ȕ. 

Viewiess,  viou'-lesse,  a.  imper- 
ceptible, [le,/. 

Vigii,  vid'-djil,  s.  vigile,  veil- 

Vigilance,  Vigllaiicy.  -vid'- 
djil-annce,  ann-si,  s.  vigilance, 
garde,  sentinelle,  /.  soin,  m. 

Vigilaul,  vid'-djil-annt,  a.  vigi- 
lant. 

Vigilantly,  vid'-djil-annt-li.ad. 
avec  soin. 

Vigorous,  vig'-eur-euce,  a.  vi- 
goureux, robuste. 

Vigorously,  vig'-eur-euce-li,«(f. 
vigoureusement,  vivement. 

Vigour,  Tig'-eur,  s.  vigueur, 
force,  /. 

Vile,    vaîle,  a.  vil,  abject,  bas. 

Viled,  valld,a.  difamant. 

Vilely,  vaïle'-li,  fld.  mal,  vile- 
ment, honteusement. 

VileiicBs,  vaîle'-nesse,  S.  bas- 
sesse, /.  état  méprisable,  m. 

Viliry,  vil'-i-faï,  va,  ravaler, 
avilir. 

Vill,  vill,  ».  ville,  A 

Villa,  vlK-la,  s,  maison  ("j  cam- 
pagne, f.  [m. 

Village,   vll'-Iidje,    0.    village, 

Villager,  vil'-lid-4jeur,  s.  vil- 
lageois, paysan. 

Villain,  vil'-line,  s.  se^'érat,  co- 
quin, fripon,  m. 

VilluHage,  vil'-lane  edje,  s, 
serv.tude,  infamie,/. 

Villaiiou8,vil'-lane-euce,  n,  scé- 
lérat, bas,  méprisable. 

Villanoiisly,  vilMane-euce-li, 
ad,  en  scélérat,  bssement. 

Villaiiousiieas,  viK-lane-euce- 
ne^?e,  s.  méchanceté,  basses- 
se, /. 

Villaiiy,  viK-iane-i,  s.  scéléra* 


VIN 


Î019 


VIR 


teste,  basseMe,  f.  erlme,  for- 
fait, m. 

Villâ(lc,iril-lal'-lik,a.  de  village. 

Villou»,  TiK-lence,o.  velu. 

Viinjneoufi^  vi-miae^-euce  or 
vaï-mine'-i-euce,  a  faitd'osicr. 

Vliicilile,  vinn^-ci-bl,  a.  qui 
peut  (tre  vaincu. 

Viucibleness,  vian'-cl-bl-nes- 
se,  s.  faiblesse,  f, 

Vilicture,  vinngk^'-tshioure,  s. 
Iigaljjre,  f.  [vendémial. 

Viudeniial,    vinn-di'-ml-al,    a 

Tiudcuiiiite,  vinD-di'-ini  été, 
vn.  vendanger. 

Vindcmiàlion,  vinn-dl-ml-é'- 
cheune,  s.  vendanges,  f.  pi. 

Tiudicate,  vian'-di-kéle ,  va. 
soutenir,  défendre,  prétendre 
avec  raison  à,  justifier,  venger. 

Vludicâlion,  vinn-di-ké'-clieu- 
ne,  s.  défense,  justification,  f. 

Vindicative,  ViiifKclivp, 

vinn'-di-ka-tive,vinn-dik'-tive, 
a.  —  tif.  [défenseur,  m. 

Tiiidicator,  vinn'-di-lié-teur,  s, 

Vfiidicntor)',  vinn'-di-ké-teur- 
i,  a.  qui  défend,  venge,  jus- 
tifie. 

Viue,  vaine,  s.  vigne,/. 

—  arbour,  (,  treille,  f.  ber- 
ceau de  vigne,  ni. 

—  dresser,  S.  Vigneron,  m. 

—  kuife,  S.  serpe,  f. 

—  leiif,  «.  pampre,  m. 

—  prop,  s.  écbalas,  m, 

—  slioot,  s.  sarment. 

—  stock,  s.  cep  de  vigne,  pied 
devigne.  [naigre,  m. 

Tiuegar,  vin'-ni-gueur,   s.    vi- 

—  eruet,  s.  vinaigrier,  m. 

—  merchnnt.  s.  vinaigrier,  ni. 

—  aiid  pepper,  —  sauce,  5. 
Tinalgrette,  f. 

Tiiiewed,  vine'-loude,a.  moisi. 

Tiiieyard,  vaîne'-yeurd,  s.  vi- 
gne, f.  vigBoble,  m. 

ViuouB,  va!'-neuce.  a.  vineux. 

Tiutage,  v'nn'-tidje,  s.  ven- 
dange, f.  [vendangeur. 

Viutaeer,     Vmn'-lé-djeur,      s. 

Vluiner,  vinut  neur,  s.  caba- 
retier,  »i. 


Viulrj,  vinnt'-tri,  s.  marché  aB 
vin,  ni. 

Viol,  vaî'-eul.  s.  viol,  f. 

Vi'olabie,  vai'-6-la-bl,  a.  viola- 
ble.  [violet. 

Viol&ceous,  vaï  ô-lé'-cheuce,  a. 

Violate,  vaC-fl-léte,  va.  violer, 
enfreindre,  troubler,   profaner. 

Violation,  vaî-6-lé'-cheune,  s. 
violence,  infraction,  profana- 
tion, contravention,  f. 

VfolatoF,  vaï'  ô-lé-leur,  s.  vio- 
lateur, ravisseur,  contrevenant, 
m. 

Violence,  vaï'-6-lennce,  s.  vio- 
lence, ardeur.  Injure,  f,  rapt, 
homicide,  m. 

Violent,  val'-O-lennt,  a.  vio- 
lent, impétueux,  fou,  extork 
que. 

Vfulently,  vaî'-ft-Ienntll,  dd. 
violemment.  [f. 

Violet,   vai'-6  lett,    s.    violette» 

— ,  u.  violet. 

Violiu,  vaï-ô-line',  s.  violon,  m. 

Violist,  vaï'-ft-liste,  s.  violonis- 
te, m.  [«.violoncelle,™. 

Violoiiccllo,  vi-ô-lonn-fcbeK-IO, 

Viper,  val'-peur,  J.  vipère,  /. 

Vipérine,  Viperoiis,  vaï^- 
peur-aïne,  euce,  a.  de  vipère. 

Virago,  vi-ré'-gô  or  vaï-ré'-g9, 
s.  virago,  f. 

Virent,  vaS'-rennt,  a.  vert. 

Virgc,  veurdje,  s.  verge,  ba» 
guette,  f. 

Virgin,  veur'-djine,  a.  vierge, 
pucelle,  fille,  f. 

— ,  a.  vierge. 

Virginal,  veur'-djine-al,  a.  — 
nal,  de  vierge. 

—  ,î.  épinetle  (insir.),/, 

Virgiuity,  veur-cÇine'-J-tl,  «. — 
nlté,  f.  [f. 

Virgo,  veur'-gS,  ».    la   Vierge, 

Virile,  vaî'-riln,  a.  viril,  mâle. 

Virility,  vi-riK-i-ti  or  va'-ril'- 
i-ti,  s.  virilité,  capacité  d'en- 
gendrer, f, 

Virtual,  veur'-tshiou-ai,  a, 
virtuel. 

Virtual  il  j'.  veur-tshiou-al-i-U, 
;   virtualité,  f. 


VIS 


1020 


VIT 


Tfriiially,  veur'-tshlou-al-li,  ad. 

virtuellement. 

Virlue,  veur'-tshlou,  ».  Terlu, 
probité,  qualité,  bravoure,  ex- 
cellence, chasteté,  judeur,^. 
courage,  m. 

Virtueless,  veni  (sbicu-Iesse, 
a.  dépourvu  de  vertu,  de  force. 

Virtuduo,  veur-tioTi  ô'-sfl,  $.  vir- 
tuose, curieux,  amateur,  m. 

VfrtuouB)  veur^-lshiou-euce,  a. 
vertueux,  erficace,  puissant. 

Virluously,  veur^-tsbiou-euce- 
ii,  ad,  vertueusement. 

Vfi'iiioiiBne««,  veur/-tshiou-en- 
ce-nesse,  ».  vertu,  f. 

Virulence,  vir'-iou-lennce,  ». 
venin,  virus,  m.  malice,  mali- 
gnité, f. 

Virulent,  vir'-iou-lennt,  a.  vi- 
rulent, malin,  contagieux. 

Vii'ulcutly.  vir'-iou-lennt-ll, 
ad.  malignement. 

Vi>ia$e,  viz'-idje,  ».  visage,  fJl. 

Viscéral,  vis'-si  rai,  a.  des  vis- 
cères, [les  entrailles. 

Viscérale,  vis'-si-réle,  ti«.  6ier 

Viscid,  vis'-sid,  n,  gluant. 

Viscidil}',  vis-sid'-i-ti,  ».  vis- 
cosité, f,  [comte,  m. 

Viscouiil,    vaï'-kaoïinDt,   »    vi- 

Viscounte»s,v.iî'-liaounnl-esse, 
s.  vicomtesse,  f.      [vicomte,  f, 

Viscoiitity,    val^-kaounnt-i,      s, 

Viscou»,vis'-keuce,  a.  visqueux, 
gluant.  [».  viscosité,  f, 

Viscousncfis,   vis^-tieuce-oesse, 

Visibilitf,  Viniblenena,  vil-i- 
bil'-i-li,  viz'-i-bl-nesse,  ».  visi- 
bilité,/. 

Tlsikle,  vii'-l-bl,  a.  Tisihie,  é 
Tidenl,  manifeste.  [ment. 

Tisibly,    vii'-i-bli,    ad.   visible 

Tfsiou,  vije^-eune,  ».  vue,  vi 
siOD,  apparition,  f,  spectre,  m 

Tisionary,  ViaiouiX,  vije'' 
eune-a-ri,  iste,  s,  visionnaire. 

Vitiiouary,  vije'-eune-ï-rl,  a 
imaginaire. 

Tfsii,  viz'-itt,   va.  visiter. 

— ,  t>n.  faire  visite,  se  visiter. 

— ,  ».  visite,  /.  On  a  —,  en  vl 
lite.  To  !>•)  a  —,  to  recei> 


ve  a  —,  <o  returu  a  ^, fai- 
re, recevoir,  rendre  une  visite, 

Visitable,  vii'-i-ta-bl,  a.  qu'on 
peut  visiter.  [m. 

Vi'ailaut,  viz'-i-iaEnt,  ».  visiteur, 

Visiiniion,  vii-i-lé'-cheune,  l. 
—  tion,  visite,  f. 

Visilalérial,  vizi  ta-t&'-ri-al,  a. 
qui  appartient  à  un  visiteur. 

ViKiler,  Visiter,  vii'-l-tear,  «. 
visiteur,  m. 

Vidiiing,  vii'-il-tinngne,  S.  act. 
de  visiter,  visite,  f. 

Viiior,  viz'-eur,  s.  masque,  m. 

ViBored,  viz'-€urd.  a.  masqué. 

Viaia,  vis' -ta,  ».  vue,  perspec- 
tive, f. 

ViBunl,  vij'-iou-al,  a.  visuel. 

Viial,  vaî'-tal,  a.  vital,  essen- 
tiel, vitaux,  m.  pi. 

—  m,  »    parties  vitales,  f.  pi. 

Vitâlit}',  va!-tal'-i-ti,  ».  qualité 
vitale,  ^. 

Vtiolljr,  Tal'-tal-li,  ad,  vitale 
ment.  [corrompre 

Vitiaie.  viche'-i-éte,    va.  gâter, 

viti&iiou,  vicbe  i-é'-cbeune,  s 
corruption,  f. 

Vililitigate,  vi-tiK-Il-ti-guéle 
tn  contester  en  justice,  cbica 
ner. 

Vitililig&tion,  vt-tl-Ii-gué^' 

cbeune,   t.   chicane,   conlesU- 

tion,  f.  Irruption,  f. 

Vitiâsity .  viche  I-os'-si-ti,  s.  cor 
Viiious-  viche'euce,  a.  corrom 

pu,  méchant,  vicieux.  [mal 
Viiioual)',  viche'-euce-ll,  ad 
ViiiuuHni'Bs,  viche'-euce-nesse, 

s.  défaut,  m.  corruption,  f. 
ViircouB,    vit'-tri-euce,   a.    vi. 

treux,   vitré.  [vitrifiable, 

Vitriaaiile,    vlt-trl'-UÏ-a-bl,    a 
VilriBrate,  Vit-trif/  fi  kéte,  va 

vitrifier. 
Vilriacâtion,  vi-tri-f^  ké'-cbeu* 

ne,  ».  —  tion,  f. 
Vilrify,  vit' -tri-faî,  va.  vitrifier. 
Vilriol.VitrinlaUB.vit'-tri-eul, 

vi-traî'-6-leuce,  s.  vitriol,  m. 
Vitriulale,    Vilriolulcd,    Vit'- 

tri-6-!éte,    vit'-tri-ô-ié-ted,    a. 

vitriolé. 


voc 


1021 


VOL 


Titriollc,  —  louB   TU-tri-oK-ik, 

a.  Titriolique. 
Vilûperoble,   vl-tiou'-per-a-bl, 

a.  blimable. 
Titûperote,  vaî-tiou  or  \i-liou'- 

per-éte,  va.  blâmer. 
VitupcM-âtioii,   va!-ttou    or   vi- 

tiou-per-é'-«beune,s.  blâtne^în. 
Vivâcious,  \aï\é'    or   ■vi-To'- 

cheuce,  a.  -vif.  vivaco. 
Tlvâcity*  Tivâcioiisness^  vaî- 

Tas'  or  ■vi-ïas'-si  ti,    vai-né'  or 

Ti-vé'-clieuce-nesse,  i.    vivaci- 
té, ardeur,  f. 
Vîvary,     vaï'-va-ri,     S.    vivier, 

parc,  >n.  garenne,  f. 
Vive,  vaïve,  a.  fort,  efficace. 
Tives,  vaïvz,  i.  avives,  f.  pi. 
VÎTÎd,  viv'-id,  a.  vif,  actif,  frais, 

m.  fraîche,  /. 
VÎTidly,  viv'-id-li,rtd  vivement. 
Vîvidness,  viv'-id-nesse,  s.  feu, 

m.  fraîclieur.  vigueur,/. 
Vivifie,  vaï-vif'-ik,    a.   vivifiant. 
Vitifical,  vaï-vif'-fik-al, a.  vivi- 
fiant. 
VÎTiflcate,  yaï-vif'-fl-kéte,  va. 

vivifier. 
TiTiacàiion,    viv-i-fi-ké'-cheu- 

ne   s.  vivificalion,  f. 
Vi*ify,  viv'-i-faï,  va.  vivifier. 
VWiparoua,     val-vip'pa-reuce, 

a.  vivipare. 
Tizen,    vik'-sn,  ».  mégère,  fe- 
melle    du    reaard,    f,    enfant 

maussade,  m. 
Viz,  viz,  ad.  savoir. 
Tizard.  viz'-eurd,  s.masqne,  m. 
Vizir,  viV-tre,  s    visir,  m. 
V6cHble,  vô'-ké-bl    «.  mot,  nj. 
Vocâbulary,    vô-kab'.ioula-ri, 

s.  vocabulaire,  m. 
V^cal,  v£'-kal,  a.  vocal,  de  voix, 
Vorâlity,  vAkal'-i-ti,   t.  vocali- 

tité,  f.  flemenl. 

Vocâlly,    v^-kal-li,     ad.    voca- 
Vocalisàllon.vd  ka-li-së'-cbeu- 

ne,  J.  —  lisation,  A 
Vocation,   vi  ké'-cneune,  ».  — 

tion.^.  [tif,  m. 

V6caiiTe,    Tok'-atlv,     »•    TOCa- 
Vocifcrate,   vt-tlf-fer  ite,  Vit. 

Tociférer. 


Vocirer&tion,  v6-sif-er-é'-cben- 
ne,  s.  clameur,  /■  [criard. 

Vocifcroiiz.  vô-sif'-er-euce,    a. 

Vogue,  vogue,  ».  vogue,  estime, 
réputation,/'.  To  be  iu  — ,  ê- 
tre  h  la  mode,  en  vogue. 

Voice,  voice,  s.  vyu.,  f.  suffrage, 

— ,  vn.  publier.  [m. 

Voiccd,  voïst,  a.t^jii  aune  voix. 

Vuid,  volde,  a.  vide,  vacant, 
nul,  dépourvu,  inefficace.  T* 
niaLe  — ,  annu  sr 

— ,  ».  (vacuum)  vi„e,  m. 

— ,  va.  vider,  annuler,  quitter. 

Voïdabie,  voîde'*i,l,  a.  qui 
peut  être  annulé. 

Vôidaiicc,  voïde'-annce,  s.  va- 
cance de  bénéfice,  f. 

ViSider,  voïde'-eur,  ».  panier  & 
desservir,»!.        [té,  nullité,  ;f. 

Véiduess,   voïd'-nesse,  ».  Vani- 

Vôlaut,  vô'-lannt.  a.  volant,  qui 
vole  dans  l'air,  léger,  rapide. 

VôlaJile,  vol'-a-tii,  o.  volatil, 
volage,  cliaDgeanl. 

— ,  s.  volatile,  m. 

VoIalileiic«a,VoIa(iIily,vol-a- 
til'nesse,  lil'-i-ti,  ».  volatilité,/'. 

Volatilizâlion,  vol-a-tll-i-zé'- 
cbeune,  ».  —  sation,  f, 

Volalilize,  vol/-a.|i|-a'îze.  Va. 
faire  volatiliser,  fano  évaporer. 

— ,  un    se  volatiliser,  s'évaporer. 

V6lcanic,  vol'-ké-nik,  a.  volca- 
nique, [can.  m. 

Vulcâiio,     vo!-ké'-nfl,      ».    vol. 

Voie,  vole,  ».  (at  cards)  vole,  f. 

Vôlery,  vol'-er-i,  ».  volée  d'oi- 
seaux, f,  [^ol,  m. 

Volitâiioii,   vo1-i-té'-cheuDe,  s. 

Voliiioii,  v5-licbe''-aune,  s.  vo* 
lonlé,  velléité,  f.  désir,  m. 

Vôli«i»o  ,  voi'-i-live,  o.  capablfi 
de  volonté. 

Volley,  vol'-li,  ».  salve,  fasil- 
lade,  volée,  acclamation^  f. 

— ,  vn.  jeter  deiiors. 

Véllicd,  vol'-lid   a.  déchargé» 

Vol». volt,  ».  volte,  f. 

VoliibilKy,  vol-iou-bil'-l-ti,  «. 
volubilité,  inconstance,    f. 

Vdlubie,  vol'-iou-bl|  S-  voiO> 
bile,  aisi,  facO*. 


VUT 


1022 


VOL 


_  tangue,  t.  langue  bien  pen 

due,  f.  [me,  lome,  m 

V6liinie.   voK-yioume,   s.  volu 
Volûmiuoiis,    vA-liou'-mi-neu 

ce,  a.  gros,  volumineux,  diffus, 
VoItiuiiuously,vAliou'-ini-neU' 

ce-li,  ad.  en  plusieurs  ■volumes 
Véliiutarily,  vol'-euun-ta-ri-li, 

ad  Tolontiers. 
Vélunlai-y,    vol'-et.ûn-ta-rl,  a. 

volontaire. 
— ,  s.  air  impromptu,  caprice. 
Tolunléer,    Tol-eunn-llre^,    s. 

yolontaire,  m. 
— ,  vn.  s'engager,  s'enrêler. 
Voliipluary,  \4-leup'-lchiou-a- 

ri,  a.  voluptueux. 
Tolûptiious,     v6-leup/-tchiou- 

euce,  a.  voluptueux. 
Voltiptiiousl]',  vfi-leup'-tchiou- 

euce-li,  ad.  —  tueusement. 
Tolûptuouineis,         vd-leup'- 

tcbiou-euce-nesse,   s.   volupté, 

f.  [f- 

Tolûte,    vS-lioute',    s.  volute, 
Vôniic,  vome'-lk,  a.  vomique. 

—  uiit,  s.  noix  vomique,  f. 
Vàmica,    vome'-i-ka,   s.    vomi- 
que, f. 

Vdiuit,  V6iuilivc,  Vûmilory, 
vome'-itt,  i-live,  i-leur-i,  s.  vo- 
mitif, vomissement,  m. 

—  ,  va.  vomir. 

V<Smiiiiig,  —  (iou,  vome'-ite- 
inngne,  iche'-eune,  s.  vomis- 
sement, m. 

Voi-Aclou»,v6-ré'-cheuce,  a.  vo 
race.  [avec  voracité, 

VorâcîoM«1y,vft-re'cheuce-li,«d 

Voi-ncily,  l'orâciousucss,  y& 
race'-i-ti,  ré'-cheuce-nes«e,  s 
gloutonnerie,  voracité,  ;". 

Tértei,  vor'-teks,  s.  lonrnole 
ment,  tourbillon,  m. 

Vdi'iical,  vor'-ti-kal,  a.  tour- 
noyant. [Ions,  m.  pi 

Vdi'Occs,    vor'-tis-ii,»    lourbii 

Vâlai'i«<,  Vôtarj-,  Vôtaress 
v6'-ta-riste,  ta-ri,  ta-resse,  s 
celui  ou  celle  qui  a  adopté  un 
certain  genre  de  vie. 

—,  s.  dévot,  dévoué,  cof  love) 
iroaot. 


Vote,  vole,  s.  voix,  opinion»  f, 
suffrage,  avis,  m. 

—,va.  élire,  choisir.  ' 

— »  vn.  voter.  [tant,  m. 

V6«or,  va'-leur,  t  opinant,  vo- 

Voies,  v8ti,  s.  pi.  résoiiiions, 
délibérations,  f.  pi 

V6ti«e,  vfi'tiv,  a.  voué,  donné 
par  vœu. 

Vouch,  vaoutche,  va,  garantir, 
affirmer,  attester.  [rant. 

— ,  vn.  témoigner,  se  porter  ga- 

— ,  ».  attestation,  f.  témoigna- 
ge, m. 

Vuûcher,  vaoutche'-eur,  s.  piè- 
ce justificative,  preuve,  ^.ga- 
rant, m. 

Voiiclisare,  vaoutche-séfe,  fa. 
daigner,  accorder,  permettre, 
condescendre. 

Vouchsâfemcut,  vaoutche-sê- 
fe'-n'ennt,  s,  condescendance, 
permission,  concession,  f. 

Vow,  vaou,  ».  vœu,  m.  promes- 
se, f. 

— ,  va.  vouer.  [tester. 

—  ,  vn.  faire  un  v^n,  jurer, pro- 

Vowell,  vaou'-il,  t.  voyelle,  f. 

Vôynge,  voi'-édje,  ».  voyage,  m. 

— ,  vn.  voyager  par  mer,  fairi 
un  voyage. 

—,  va.  voyager  à  travers,  passer, 
p.ircourir. 

Voyager,  vo!'-é-djeur,  ».  voya- 
geur par  mer,  m. 

Vùlgar,  veul'-gueur,  a  vulgai- 
re, commun.  —  «raiislaliou 
of  ibc  Bible,  la  Vulgate,  f, 

—,  s.  le  bas  peuple,  m.  popu- 
lace, f. 

Vulgàrity,  veul-gar'-i-li,  ».  bas- 
sesse, f.  [vulgairement. 

Vùlgarly,     veuK-gueur-li,     ad. 

^ûliierublc,  veul'-neur-a-bl,  a. 
vulnérable.  [vulnéraire. 

Vùluerary,    veul'-neur-a-ri,  a. 

Viilueraie,  veul'-neur-étet  va. 
biesser. 

Vûlpine,  veul'-plne  <«•  tsu!'- 
paîne,  a.  do  renard. 

Vûiiure,  veul'-tchioure,  ».  vau- 
tour,  m.  [a.  de  vautour. 

vûiiuriue,   vauV-tchiou-rsiD«, 


WAG 


1023 


WAI 


W 


IV.  deu-bl-iou,  s.  w,  m. 
'Wûbbic,  ouob/-bl,  en.  aller  en 

zig-zag,  ondoyer,  brandiiler. 
^Wnd,  ouodd,  s,   Dourre,  ouate, 

f  matelas,  m. 

—  Uook,  s,  tire-bourre,  m. 

-,  va.  matelasser,  bourrer,  gar- 
nir d'ouate. 

Wâdable,  ouéde'-abl,  a  guéa- 
ble.  [ouate,  bourre,  f. 

Wâddiug,     ouod'-diDDgne,    s. 

ItVûddle,  ouod'-dl,  vn.  se  tor- 
tiller, se  daudiner,  se  balan- 
cer en  marchant. 

Wilde,  ouéde,  un.  passer  à  gué, 
patauger,  passer  avec  diffi- 
culté. 

— .  va.  traversera  gué. 

Wâfer,  oué'-feur,  s.  oublie, 
hostie,  gaufre,  f.  pain  i  cache- 
ter, cnrps  qui  flotte,  m. 

— ,  ua.  cacheter,  mettre  un  pain 
à  cacheter  &. 

—  îrou,  s.  gaufrier,  m. 
Wnft,    ouaft,  s.    signal,    corps 

flottant,  m. 

— ,  va.  porter  à  traders  l'air  ou 
sur  l'eau;  faire  signe,      [l'eau. 

—,  vn.    flotter    dans  l'air  ou  sur 

IWâriagc,  ouaft'-idje,  s.  trans- 
port, convoi  par  eau,  m. 

Wàtier,  ouait'-eur,  (.  convoi, 
m.  frégate,  f. 

Wag,  ouag.  a,  drAIe,  badin. 

— ,  va.  branler,  remuer. 

—,  vn.  se  mouvoir,  s'agiter  co- 
miquement  ou  avec  vitesse. 

Wage  ouédje,  va.  tenter,  es- 
sayer, faire;  engager,  gager, 
parier,  salariei.  To  —  «rar, 
l'aire  la  guerre. 

Wâger,    oué'-dj»iir,   va,  gagei, 

— .  s.  gageure,  f.  pari,  m, 

>Vâge8,  oué'-djlz,  (.  pi.  gages, 
m,  pi.  salaire,  m. 

^Vâggery,  ouag'-6Ur-l  ».  es- 
p.èglerie,  f.  [gle. 

'Wàggisb.    ouag'-iche,  a.  espè- 

liVâas>*l»>e«i,    ouaf'-icbe-nes- 


se,  t.  badinige,  m.  espiègl»i 
rie,  /. 

IVâggle,  ouag'-gl,  vn.  frétil- 
ler, se  remuer.  [riot,ni. 

HVâggou,    ouag'-eune,  s.    cha- 

—  maker,  s.  charron,  m. 
'WAggoiier,  ouag'-eune-eur,  s. 

roulier,  voilurier,  m. 
vrdgiall,  ouag'-téle,    ».  berg» 

ronnette,  f. 
UVaid,  ouéde,  a.  écrasé. 
■Wnif, ouéfe,  t.  épave,/. 
■Wail,  ouéle,  va.  déplorer. 

—  ,  vn.  se  lamenter. 
■Wâilfiil,  ouél'-foul,  a.  triste. 
'Wâiliiig,  oué'-linngae,    ».  Ia> 

mentatioD,  /. 
— ,  ».  plainte,  lamentation,/. 
Waiii,    ouéne,    ».    charrette, /, 

chariot,  m.    Clinrles's  —,  s. 

la  grande  Ourse,/. 

—  rope,  s.  trait  de  chariot,  m, 
IVûiuable,  ouéne'-a-bl,  a.  cha 

riable. 

Vl'âiiiage,  oué'-nédje,  s.  char 
roi ,  m.  voiture,  f. 

'Wâiiiscot,  ouenn-skeutt,  ». 
boiserie,  f.  lamliris,  m. 

— ,  va.  boiser,  garnir,  lambris- 
ser, couvrir,  revêtir. 

M^aiiiicotliug,  oueuQ-skeut- 
tinngne,  ».  lambrissage,  m. 

■Wair,  ouére,  ».  poutre  de  six 
pieds  de  long  et  d'un  pied  de 
large. 

Waiat,  ouéste,  ».  milieu  du 
corps,  m.  ceinture,  /. 

W'âUtcoal,  ouess'-kott,  ».  gi- 
let, m.  veste,  camisole,  /. 

^Vûistbelc,  ouess'-belt,  s.  cein- 
turon, m. 

M'ait,  ouéte,  ».  f  et-apens,  piè- 
ge, m.  embuscade,/. 

—  va.  atlendre,  suivre. 

— ,  vn.  attendre,  se  rendre,  ac- 
compagner. 

—  ou,  servir,  accompagner,  Ti- 
siter,  demei  rer,  regarder  at- 
tenlvement,  itre  retenu. 


WAL 


1024 


WAN 


Vrâiter,  oué'-teur,  ».  garçOD 
de  cabaret,  de  café;  ^lorta-as- 
sielle,  plateau,  m. 

Wâltius-nonian,    —     maid, 

ouétiungneoiioù'iiecune,  nié- 
de,  s.  femme  de  chambre,  f. 

Waits,  ouélz.  s.  sorte  de  haut- 
bois, sérénade,  auliade,  f. 

Wuke,  ouéke,  (woUe,  wn- 
ked,  wukeii,  wakod),  vi. 
éveiller  rêve;  1  ler^veil  1er, exci ter 

—,  V)i.  s'éveiller,  ressusciter, 

—,  s.  veille,  f.  vigile,  divertis- 
sement nocturne,  ))i.  (of  a 
ship)  sillage,  m. 

IVûkcfuI,  ouéke'foul,  o.  vi- 
gilant. 

Wâkefulue**,  ouéke'-foul-nes- 
se,  s.  insomnie,  f 

^Vâkeii,  oué'-kn,  un.  réveiller. 

—  ,  ru,  s'éveiller, 
virale,  oiiéle,  s.  échplle,  f. 

—  kiiot.  s.  nœud  rond,  m, 
^Walk,  ouâùk,v)i.  se   promener, 

voyager,  décamper,  aller,  mar- 
cher, aller  le  pas. 

—  aftor,  suivre. 

—  iu,  entrer. 
,—  up.  monter. 

—  oui,  sortir. 

—  »o,  s'approcher. 

_   Ihc  round*,  faire  la  ronde. 

— ,  va.  passer  à  tiavers. 

—,  s.  promtîuade.  allée,  marche, 
démarche,  f.  p;is   m.  allure,  / 

VV&lker,  ouiùk'-eur,  s.  mar- 
cheur. Kight  —,  J.  coureur, 
m.  coureuse,  f. 

Wâlking,  ou<iQk''inngne,  s. 
promenade,  f. 

—  mill,  «.moulin  ^  foulon, 

—  place,  I.  promenade,  f.  pro- 
menoir, ?îi. 

—  siaff,  —  «tick,  1.  b&ton, 
bourdon,  m.  canne,  f, 

Wall,  ou&ll,  s.  muraille,^,  mur, 
le  haut  du  pavé.  To  tako, 
the  — .  prendre  le  pas,  le  haut 
du  pavé. 

.—  creeper,  s.  grimperau,  m. 

—  flowcr,  I.  girnCéo  laune, /. 

—  friiit,  >.  fruit  d'espalier,  m. 

—  hook,  s   gâche,  (. 


—  «ree,  S.  espalier,  m. 

—  \iort,s.  pariétaire,  f. 
— .  va.  murer,  enclore. 
^Vâllcl,  ouil'-lilt,   s.  besace,  f. 

bissac   m. 

■Wàl>/-jod.ou&l'-ide,a  (ofhorsej 
quTa    l'œil  vairon,  m. 

Wâlliiig,  ouil'-linngne,  i.  ma- 
çonnerie, f. 

Wâilop,  ouôK-leup,  un.  bouil- 
lir, [se. 

—,  ,5.     petit    morceau   de   grais- 

Wâllow,  ouol'-16,  0)1  se  vau- 
trer, se  rouler,  se  mouvoir  len- 
tement, se  plonger.  ; 

—  ,  s.  bauge,  f. 
Wâllovkisb,     ouoI'-lA  Iche,    a. 

insipide,  fade. 
WâlIoMlshncss,  ouoK-IS-iche- 

nesse,  s.  insipidité,  f. 
liValt.  oualt   s.  petit  navire,  m. 
Wâliiiit.  ou&ll'-neult, s.noix,^ 

—  troe,  s.  noyer,  m. 
lî\'âiuble,    ouomm'-bl,    un.    se 

soulever,  avoir  des  nausées. 

Wan,  ouonn,  a.  blême,  p&le. 

«'niid,  ouonnd,  s.  baguette, 
verge,  A  ,  ^  . 

Wniidcr.  ouonn'-deur,  m.  ro- 
der, errer,  s'écarter,  courir. 

—,  t'a.  errer  dans,  traverser, 
p.-ircourir. 

\%*âiidcrer,  ouonn^-deur-eur, 
s.  rftdeur,  vagabond,  m. 

Vt'ûiideriiig,  ouonn'-deur-inn- 
gne,  s.  égarement,  vagabon- 
dage, m.  inconstance,  {■ 

—  a.  errant,  vagabond,  distrait, 
égaré. 

IVânderlugncBS,  ouonn'-deur- 
iungne-nesse,  ».  distraction,/', 
égarement  d'esprit,  m. 

Wane,  ouéne,  s.  déclin,  dé- 
cours, m.  décadence,  f. 

—  ,  va.  décroître,  diminuer,  dé- 
cliner. 

Wûnned,  ouonnd,  a.  devenu 
pâle. 

WâniieaK,  ouon'-netse,  >.  pâ- 
leur, f, 

Want.  ouonnl,  un.  manquer, 
vouloir,  demander,  *trf(  dans  1« 
nécessité,  désirer. 


WAR 


1025 


WAR 


—fVa-  avoir  besoin  de,  manquer 
de,  désirer,  demander. 

—,  s.  besoin,  m.  faute,  indijzen- 
ce,  disette,  nécessité,  f.  F«r 
—  of,  faute  da.      [on  a  besoin 

yniàiited.    ouonnt'-ed.    a.    dout 

'Wâiiling,  ouonnt'-iungne,  a. 
qui  mançire,  à  l'exception  de. 

IWâiiiou,  ouopi'-ieune,  a.  ba- 
din, folâtre,  superilu,  lascif, 
débauché,  dissolu.  [dique. 

—,  s.    débauché,    badin,    impu- 

— •vn.  badiner,  Tivre  en  débau- 
ché,se  mouvoir  irrégulièrement. 

IVûtitonl)',  ouonn'-teune-li,  ad. 
gaiement,  impudiquement. 

M'aiiloiiuess,  ouonn'-teune- 
ne-se.  s.  badlnage,  m,  licence, 
impudicité,  f. 

WâutTxit,  ouonnt'-ouitt,'  a.sot. 

IVâpcd,  oué'-ped,  a.  abattu,  af- 
fligé, triste. 

^Vàpeutake,  oué'-pn-téke,  f. 
canton,  district,  m. 

^Var,  ouâr,  s.  guerre,  armée, 
profession  des  armes,  f. 

—,  va.  faire  la  guerre  à,  comliat- 

— ,  vn.  faire  la  guerre.  [tre. 

Wdrble,  ouàr'-bl,  va.  moduler, 
chanter,  gazouiller  (of  birds), 
faire  vibrer. 

—,  vn.  gazouiller,  faire  des  rou- 
lades, être  modulé,  résonner, 
■vibrer.  [seau  chanteur. 

M^ârlilcr,    ouâr'-bl-eur,    s.  oi- 

'Wâi-bliiig,  ouâr'-bl-inngue,  s, 
ramage,  "i.  roulade,  f. 

Wai'd,  ouârde,  S.  quartier,  gar- 
de, geôlier,  râteau,  m.  garni- 
son, prison,  forteresse,  tutelle, 
f.  pupille.  [éviter. 

— ,  va.    garder,  défendre,  parer, 

— ,  vn.  faire  garde,  faire  le  guet. 

Wârdcu.  ouâr'-dn,  s.  gardien, 
garde,  directeur,  conservateur, 
m. 

—  of  tho  cinqno  port»,  gou- 
verneur des  ciaq  ports.  Tho 
— B,  s.  pi.  la  jurande,  f. 

WârdeiiMhip,  ouâr'-dn-chipe, 
«.jurande,  ^    [gouverneur,  m. 

AVârder,    Qi^ârd'-eur,  s.  garde, 

Wfârdii>ul«,'      ouârd'-mô'«i,    S, 


réunion,  conseil  d'arrondisse- 
ment (in  London). 

^Vârdrolic,  ouàrd'-rôhe,  s. 
garde-robe,  f. 

Wûrdskip,  ouârd'-chipe,  s. 
garde,  m.  tutelle,  f. 

Wâre,  ouére,  a.  circonspect, 
soigneux. 

— .  .<!.  raarchanivîse,  denrée,  f. 
Chiua  —,  s.  porcelainç,  /"■ 
Dutch  — ,  s.  faïence,  f.  Êur- 
thcii  — ,  s.  poterie,  f.  IIai-<i 
— ,  s.  quincaillerie,  /. 

Wài'cfuI,  ouére'-foul,  a.  cir- 
conspect, [magasin,  i». 

^VÂi-eiiutise,    ouére^-haouce,  s. 

V^afekousemaii,  ouére'-haou- 
ce-mane,  s.  garde-magasin. 

IVârcIcss,  ouére'-lesse,  a.  im- 
prudent, [litairc,  f. 

M'ârrai'c,  ouâr'-fére,  s.  vie  mi- 

— ,  vn.  vivre  en  soldat,  guer- 
royer. 

'Wârfai-iug,  ouâr'-fé-rinnguc, 
a.  guerrier,  de  guerre. 

'«Vâihalilo,  ouâr'-ha-bl,  a.  bel- 
liqueux. 

Wâiily,  oué'-ri-li,  ad,  pru- 
demment. 

m'âriuess,  oué'-ri-nesse,  «.pré- 
caution, prudence,  f. 

Wârlike,  ouâr'-laïke,  a.  mili' 
taire,  guerrier. 

Warm,  ouârm,  a.  chaud,  ar- 
dent, zélé,  furieux.  To  be  — , 
avoir  chaud. 

— ,  va.  chauffer,  échauffer,  en- 
flammer. —  agiiiii,  réchauffer. 

^%'aruiiBig-paii.,  ouâr^-minn- 
gne-pane,5.  bassinoire,/'. 

Wûrmlj',  ouirm'-!i,  ad.  chau- 
den:ent,ardemmcnt,  passionné- 
ment. 

WarmCb,%Vâruiiics8,ouun'mth, 
ouârm'-nesse,  s.  chaleur,  ar- 
deur, f.  zèle,  m. 

Warii,  ouârn,  va.  avertir,  in- 
former,  notifier. 

Wâi-iiing.  ouârn'-ninngne,  s. 
avis,  avertissement,  m. 

Warp,  ouârp,  vn.  se  déjeler, 
s'éloigner  de,  changer  de  con- 
duite, de  principes. 

65 


WAS 


1026 


WAT 


^arf^V  a.  pur,  cambrer,  faire 

iévier,  o  urJir,  louer. 

_  .  .V   chaln  j^  haussière,  touéo,  f. 

fàMol,  gr  eiin,  ,„_  [déjelé. 

«.'Viirpcd,     ouârpl,  a.    (as  wood) 

%Târi'nnti    ouor'-ranntj  S.  ordre, 

ni.   prise    4e  eorps,  /.   brc-Til, 

m         ■>•'  [f. 

~-  or«i  lorney,  s.  prociiraiion, 

— .  i'i«.  ga  rantir,  assurer,  exenip- 

ifr,   ju    tifier,     promeltre,    re- 

IHUidre. 

\i.irra     table,     ouor'-rannl-a- 

!''.  a.  soulenable. 
.  <  j'ïr  raiitableiiess,  ouor^- 

rannt-a-Lil-Desse,  s.  étal    de  ce 
qui  peut  se  soutenir. 
Wiirruuiably.     ouor'-rannt-a- 
lili,  a.  d'une  manière  qui  peut 
511  justifier. 
Wtiirnuter,  ouor'-rannl-eur,  s. 

«riiant,  7)1. 
^Vùrraniy,  — «îse.ouor''-rarint- 
i.  raoD-taîze,  s    garantie,    au- 
torité, f.  pouvoir,  m. 
Wôrray,   ouàr'-ré,  DO.  faire     la 
guerre.  [ne,  f. 

Wnrren,    ouor'-rine,  s.  garen- 
Wârrenor,    ouor/-rine-eur,    s. 

parennier,  m. 
W&rriug,  ouâr'-rinngne,  s.   ac- 

I  on  de  faire  la  guerre,  f. 
^lârrior,    ouftr'-yieur,  s.  guer- 

lier,  militaire,  soldat,  m. 
Wi.rt,  ouârte,  ».  yerruO)  f.  poi- 
reau, nt, 

—  wort,  «.  Terrucalre,  f. 
Wàrtj,  oo&r'-ti,  a.    plein    de 

vprrms. 

iTiimarn,  ouâr'-outrn,  a.  fa- 
tigué de  la  guerre, 

t«'nry,  oné'-ri,  a.  aviaé,  sage, 
1. revoyant. 

»««,    oaoc,  prêt,   of  Be    (pi 

W.rc). 
^itfth,  ouosh.  («vashed.  was- 
Iicd,     wniihon)     va.     laver, 
blacoJiir,  baigner,  arroser,  rin- 
cer. 

—  anray,  off,  or  oui,  net- 
toyer, emporter,   effacer ,  pnri- 

—  dowD,  détacher.  [fier. 

—  «wer,  laver,  déguiser. 


liVash,  t.  lavage,  lavis,  marâl.^ 
m.  lavure,  lotion,  f. 

—  bull,  s    savonnette,^. 

—  house,  5.  lavoir,  m. 

—  pot.  s.  bassin, m.  cuvette,  f. 

—  maud.s.  lavabo,  m.  \f. 

—  lubv  TOashïiig-lub,  s.  cuve, 
Wûiiher,  ouosh'-eur,  s.   laveur. 

—  n'omaii.s.    blanchisseuse,/. 
Wâsbing,     ouosh' -inngne,     s, 

l'I.incbissage,  lavage,  m. 

Wâiib}',  ouosh'-i,  a.  flasque,  hu- 
mide. 

^Vasp,  ouosp,  ».  guêpe,  f. 

Wûspïsb,  ouosp'-icne,  a.  bour- 
ru, chagrin. 

Wnspiiibly,  ouosp'-iche-li,  ati. 
de  mauvaise  humeur, 

Wâspishiiees,  ouosp'-iche-nes- 
se,  5* humeur  bourrue,/". 

^ViiHsail.  ouos'  sil,  s.  partie  de 
débauche,  bombance;  liqueur 
faite  d'ale,  de  sucre  et  de  pom- 
mes,/.  [buveur,  m, 

Wâasailer,     ouos'-sil-eur,      i, 

Wiisie,  ouéste,  n.  inutile,  de 
rebut,  ruiné,  désolé,  méchaat, 
désert,  inculte,  surabondant, 
To  lay  —,  ravager. 

—,  Ma.  dissiper,  gâter,  diminuer, 
ravager,  désoler,  détériorer 
dilapider. 

— .  va.  déchoir,  s'oser,  se  consu- 
mer, dépérir,  se  détériorer. 

— ,  s.  dégât,  ravage,  excès,  pro- 
fusion, dépérissement,  terres 
vagnes,  Incultes,  pays  désolé. 
lu  mère  —,  ai.  en  pure  per- 
te, [courante,/. 

—  book, (.  bronlllard,  m.  main- 

—  paper,  «.  maculature,  /. 
Wâsteful.   ouésie'-foul,  a.  pro- 
digue, inculte,  désert, ruineux. 

Wûslcfally,  ouéste'-fcul-li,  cd. 
,ivr-c  prodigalité, profusion. 

Wâstofulucgs,  ouéste'-foul- 
nesse,  J.  prodigalité,  disposi- 
tion à  détruire,  /. 

"(Vâsler,  ouéste'-eur»  l.  dissipa- 
teur. 

■«?««,  ouott,  t.  lièvre,  m. 

M'atcb.  ouotche,  j.  le  guet,  n  , 
iiioui.c,  veille,  attention,   \p 


WAT 


1027 


WAV 


trouille,  f.  (at  sea)  quart,  m. 
Alariu  — ,  s.  montre  à  réTeil. 
Second  — ,s.  montrée  secon- 
des. Strikiiig  —,  lepoaliiis 
—,  S.  montre  à  répétition,  f. 
To  be  upou  tbe  —,  monter 
la  garde. 
—,  va.  veiller,  observer,  épier. 

—  ,  un.  faire  le  quart,  avoir  soin, 
veiller  un  malade< 

—  aiid  ward,  faire  le  guet. 
Wâtchcr,   ouotclie'-eur,  s.  sur- 
veillant, inspecteur,  ?n. 

WntchefuI,    ouotchez-foul,     a. 

soigneux,  vigilant, 
^Vnlclirully,ouotche'-foul-li,ttiZ. 

vigilammenl,  avec  soin. 
Wâtcbrulness,     ouotcbe'-foul- 

nesse,  ».  vigilance,  f. 
^Vûtclihouse,  ouotchc'-baouce, 

s.  corps  de  garde,  m. 
Wûlching,   ouotche'-inngne,  s. 

insomnie,  veilla,  f. 
Wâtcblight,    ouotche'-laïte,  (. 

fanal,  m. 
'n'ûichninker,       ouotche''-mé- 

kfur,  s.  horloger,  m. 
Wûtcbnian,   ouotche'-mane,  «. 

homme  de  guet, m.  sentùielle,/. 
M'âtcbtowcr,       ouotche'-taou- 

eur,  s.  guérite,  f. 
M'âlchword,   ouolche^-oueurd, 

s.  mot  d'ordre,  m.  consigne,^. 
Wâlcr,  ou&'-teur,  s.  eau,  riviè- 
re,   marée,  m.   mer,  f.  lac,  é- 

tang,  m. 

—  bearep,  s.  Verseau,  m. 

—  fowl,  >.  oiseau  aquatique,  m. 

—  colour,  (.  miniature,  aqua- 
relle, f. 

—  cressca,  s.    cresson  de  fon- 
taine, m. 

—  dog,  S.  barbet,  m. 

—  engine,  —  work,  s.  machi- 
ne hydraulique,  f. 

—  tall,s,  cascade, calaracle,  Z'. 

—  gage,  s.  digue,  jauge,/. 
.—  gold,  s.  or  moulu,  lu, 

—  gruel,  s.  gruau,  )?i. 

—  bouse,  s,  réservoir,  m. 

—  lily,  s.  néniipliar,  »i. 

—  nian,  s.  batelier,  m. 

—  wMrkt  <•  éliage,  m. 


^CValcr-niill,  moulin  à  eau,  m, 

—  ordeal',  S.  épreuve  de  l'eau. 

—  pot,  s.  pot  à  l'eau,  m 

—  prooT,  «.  s.  imperméable. 

—  rat,  ».  rat  d'eau,  »)!■ 

—  spoui,  ».  jet  d'eau,  m,  trom- 
be,  f.  [f. 

—  spring,  ».   fontaine,  source, 

—  iiillon,  s.  osier,  m, 

—  Works,»,  cascades,/,  pi.  ma- 
chine hydraulique,/,  jets  d'eau, 
m.  pi, 

—  boriio,  nd.  k  flot. 

— ,  va  arroser,  baigner,  mouil- 
ler, tremper,  fertiliser,  (a  her- 
se) abreuver. 

— ,  vn.  pleurer,  s'humecter,  faire 
provision  d'eau. 

Wâtcragc,  ouâ'-tenr-idje,  ». 
frais  de  bateau,  m.  pi. 

Wâtered,  ouâ'-teurd,  fi,  (of 
sluff)  moiré,  onde. 

Wâierer,  ouâ'-teur-eur,  s.  ce- 
lui qui  arrose. 

WAterincss,  oul'-teur-i-nesse, 
».  humidité,  /. 

Wâlering-place,  ou&'leur- 
inngnepléce,  ».  bains,  m.  ^^ 
abreuvoir,  m. 

—  poi,  s.  arrosoir,  m. 
Wûiei-ish,     ouâ'-teur-iclie,   a, 

aqueux,  fade,  insipide. 

^Vâtci'isbnesB,  ouâ'-teur-iche. 
nesse,  s.    sérosité,  fluidité,  /. 

Wâterj-,  ou&'-teur-i,  fi.  humide, 
liquide,  insipide,  couvertd'eau, 
qui  concerne  l'eau. 

l*âtlle,  ouol'-tl,  s.  claie,/. 

— ,  va.  fermer  de  claies,  fixer 
avec  de  l'osier,  palisser,  fixer 
avec  de  l'osier. 

Wâllles,  ouot'-tlz,  s.  parc  fait 
des  claies,  m. 

Wave,  ouéve,  s.  vague,  onde, 
Inégalité,  ondulation,  /.  flot,  m, 

— ,  vn.  ondoyer,  tournoyer. 

— ,  l'a.  agiter,  faire  signe,  reje- 
ter, repousser,  écarter;  on- 
doyer, moirer,  vaciller,  balan- 
cer, hésiter,  remettre,  dilTérer. 

fVâTed,  ouévd,a.(as  silk)  onde. 

Wé*er,  oué'-veur,  s.  celui  qui 
chancelle,  vacille. 


WAY 


1028 


WEA 


Wnvcr,vn.  vaciller,  chanceler, 
hésiter,  ûtre  incertain. 

WiWcrer,  oué'-veur-eur,  s.  in- 
constant, irrésolu. 

CVÛTcring,  oué'-'veur-inngne, 
s.  incertitude,  irrésolution,  f, 

—  ,  a.  inconstant, 
^Vâvcringlj',       oué'-Tenr-inn- 

çne-li,  ad.  a^vec  incertitude. 

Wûwiug,  oiié'-vinngne,  s.  l'ac- 
tion d'ondoyer. 

SV«»'j',  oué'-Ti,  a.  en  vagues, 
ondoyant. 

WamI,  ouaul,  vn.  crier,  hurler. 

Wax,  ouaks,  (wnxod.  naxcn) 
vn.  grossir,  augmenter,  chan- 
ger, devenir.  [cire, 

—  ,    DO.    cirer,    fixer   avec    de  la 

—  ,  s. cire,  f. 

—  candies,  hougie, /■.  [ni. 

—  naakci', —  cliaiic]lei*,s.cirierj 

—  tapiT.s,  cierge,  ?n. 

^Vàxvii.  oiiak'-sn,  n.fail  de  cire. 

Way^  ûué,s.  cliemin, moyen,  ex- 
pédient, usage,  lieu,  état,  côté, 
sens,  7ÎÎ.  route,  manière, sorte, 
mélliode,  coutume,  is^ue,  pas- 
se, f.  Ai»j'  — ,  de  quelque  ma- 
nière que  ce  soit.  By  — .s.  sen- 
tier, ))!.  By  iho— ,  chemin  fai- 
sant. Cross  —,  s.  carrefour, 
m.  Every  — .  de  tous  côl'-?. 
Bluke  — !  gare  I  Ko  — ,  en  au- 
cune façon. Over  cross  ibo  — , 
de  l'autre  côié.  vi?-à-vis.  That 
—,  par-li.  TUo  wi-o»s  —,  à 
contre-sens,  à  rebonis.  Tlii» 
—,  par  ici  To  ask  ont  of 
thc  —,  surfaire  une  maicljan- 
dise.  Tobe  oui  of  ihe  — ,  se 
tromper.  To  giie  —,  céder, 
se  contenter  de.  To  go  oui 
of  «hc  —,  s'égarer.  To  kcvp 
out  of  Ihe  — ,  se  cacher. 

—  in,  entrée,  f. 

—  out.  sortie,  issue,  f. 

—  thfoiiglii,  s.  passage,  m. 

Wâyfarer.oué'-fc-rsur,  s.  VOy»- 

geur,  passant,  ])i.  ' 
Vl'âyrii-ing,   oué-fé-rinngne,  a. 

voyageant. 

—  luaii,  s.  voyageur. 
Waylâf;    oué*lê',  va.     guetter. 


tendre  un  piège  des  embûches. 

Wâ^layer.  oué-ié'-eur,  s.  celui 
qui  tend  un  piége,  des  cnibil» 
elles,  traître,  i)î. 

Vyâymark.  oué'-mark,  s.  po- 
teau indicateur,  m. 

Wùyviard.  oué'-oueurd,«.  fan» 
tasque,  obstiné,  méchant,  in- 
commode. 

\'»'âjwardly,oué'-Oueurd-li,niL 
méchamment,  avec  opiniâtreté 
ou  mauvaise  grâce. 

Wûywardiiess,  oué'-oueurd- 
nesse.  s.  mauvaise  humeur, 
opiniâtreté,  méchanceté,  /.  ca- 
price, in. 

Wc,  oui,  pro.  nous. 

Wcak,  ouike,  a.  faible,  infirme, 
tendre,  pauvre,  indulgent. 

—  side.  s.  côté  faible,  m. 

^Tcakeu,  oui/-kn,  va.  aiTaiblir, 
abattre, 

\>^'cakviiiiig,  oui^-kn-inngne,  5. 
afTaiblisscment,  m. 

fVcakIiiig,  ouike'-linngne,  s. 
faible  enfant,  personne  sans 
force.  [firme. 

Woakiy,  ouike'-li,a.  faible,  in- 

— ,  ad.  faiblement,  froidement, 
indiscrètement. 

Wcakuess,  ouike'-nesse,  s.  fai- 
Ijlesse,  manque  de  fernieté,  im- 
puissance. 

%iVi-al,  ouîle,  s.  bien,  bonheur, 
m.  prospérité,  état,  in.  répu- 
blique, f.  Comwon  Wcal.  s. 
le  bien  public,  m.  Tlie  pu- 
biic  — ,  la  république. 

^Veald,  ouilde,  s.  bois,  m, 

Wcultli,  ouellh,  s.  biens, m.;ii. 
richesses,   f.  pi,  fortune,  opu- 
lence,   f.  trésors,  m.  pi.  état,  ' 
m.  république,  f, 

XiVcaDIiily,  ouelth'-i-li,  ad.  ri- 
chement, [s-  opulence,/'. 

^Vt'iiltliiucss,     ouelth'-i-nesse, 

'Woaliliy,  ouelth'-i,  n.  riche,  o- 
puient. 

tVeau.  ouine,  va.  vrer,priver, 
détacher  de. 

^Vcancl,  ^Véauling,  ouine'- 
il,  linngne,  s.  enfant,  animal 
nouvellement  sevré. 


WEA 


1029 


WEE 


Wéaninsr.ouineMnngDe,  s.  l'ac- 
tion de  sevrer,  sevrage,  m. 

^(Véupoii.  ouep'-pn,  s.  arme,  ^ 

Wé.ipoiied,  ouep'-pnd,  (t.  armé. 

'Wé«poiiless,ouep''-pn-lesse,  a. 
sans  armes. 

^Vear,  ouére,  (^vore,  -woi-ii) 
va.  porter,  contenir,  user,  pas- 
ser, harasser,  délruire. 

— ,  vn.  s'user,  se  consumer;  pas- 
ser, se  passer,  s'écouler  (te- 
diouslj). 

—  away,  user,  consumer,  mi- 
ner, déchoir,  perdre  sa  force, 
s'user.  [s'user,   se   lasser, 

—  ont,  épuiser,  mettre  à  bout, 

—  well,  être  d'un  bon  user. 

— ;  s.    tout  ce  qu'on  porte,  iisa- 

fe,  user,  usure,  bâtardeau,  m. 
cluse,  nasse,  f. 

—  auti  «ear,  usure,  f.  (in  prin- 
ting)  étoffes, Api.  [tab:e. 

Wéarable,  oué'-ra-b!,  a.   pcr- 
'Wcârer,  oué'-reur,  s.  celui  qui 
porte.  [entiDjé. 

Weâi'ied,   oué'-rid,  a.  fatigué, 
Wcûrinesa,     oué^-ri-nesse,    s. 

fat:gue,/-. 
Wcâring,    oné'-nnngne,  a    ac- 
tion de  porter. 
— ,  —  apparel,  S.   habillement, 
m.   vêtements,  m.  pi,  hardes, 

TFearigonie,  oue^-ri-seume,  a. 
ennuyeux,  fatigant. 

^Wearisoniel},  oué'-ri-seume- 
li,  ad.  d'une  manière  ennuyeu- 
se, avec  ennui. 

VPeÂFiBonieness,  ouê^-ri-seu- 
me-nesse,  s.  qualité  ennuyeu- 
se, f.  [nuyer. 

^Vcdi-y,  oué'-ri,  va.  lasser,  en- 

— .  a.  las,  ennuyé,  blasé. 

'«Véasand,  oui/-zn,s.  trachée- 
artère,  f. 

'Wcasel,  oui'-z!,».  belette,  f. 

'Wcalher,  ouéW-eur,  s.  temps, 
m.  To  be  fafr  —,  bad  — , 
faire  beau,  mauvais  temps. 

*-  beatcii  — ,  drîvt-M  — ,  a. 
fracassé,  ér'visé  ;  battu  par  la 
tempête. 

—  cock,  s.  girouette,  f. 


Woatheragage,  s.  l'avantage 
du  vent. 

—  glas»,  s.  baromètre,  m. 

—  wisc,  a.  gui  se  connaît  an 
temps 

—  .va.  exposera  l'air,  double» 
(a  poini),  passer  avi'C  difticulte 

—  a  liawk,  former  l'oiseau. 

—  ont.  souffrir. 
Wéaibei-ly,  oue«>i'-6ur-li,  ad 

du  côté  du  vent. 
^'eawc,    ouive,  (n'O^ve,  (wc* 
weii)  va.  tisser,    faire    au  mé- 
tier, tresser,  nouer, entrelacer, 

—  vn.  travaillerau  métierà  ti.^iser. 
Wéavcr,    oui'-veur,    S.     tisse- 
rand, m.  [sure,  f. 

•WéaTïiig,  oui'-vinngne,  s.  tis 

'Web,  oueb,  s    toile  qui  est  su! 

le    métier,  tissu,  tout  ce  qu) 

tissé,  »i.  membrane   palmaire, 

cataracte,  taie,/'. 

—  oflead,!.  feuille  de  plomb,^. 
^Vébbod,  oueb'-bdjd.  palme. 
'Wébfooted,  oueb'-foute-cd,  a. 

paimipède.  [rand,  m. 

Wébsior,  oueb'-steur,  s.    tisse- 

'il'ed,  oued,  va.  épouser,  pren- 
dre pour  mari  ou  femme,  unir, 
attacher,  lier  à  jamais. 

— ,  vn.  se  marier. 

^védded,  oued'-did,  a.  attaché 
enchaîné,  lié. 

'Wcddiiig,oued'-dinngne,s.  no- 
ces, f.  pi.  mariage,  m. 

—  ring,  s.  alliance, /. 
^Vedgc,  ouedje,  s.  coin,  m.  cal- 

ie,  f.  (of  métal)  lingot,  m. 
— ,  va.    enclaver,   enfermer  en- 
tre, arrêter,  caler. 
^Védlok,  oued'-lok,  s.  mariage, 
m.  [oredi,  m. 

Wédnesdajr^ouennz'-dijS.Mer- 

rand,  m. 
^^ee,  oui,  a.  petit. 
^Véechclm,  oultche'-elm,  s.  or- 
meau, m.  [f.  habit,  nzi 
Vfeed,  ouîd,  s.  herbe  sauvage, 
— ,  va.  sarcler,  extirper.  [m, 
fVceds,  ouidz,  s,  habit  de  deuil, 
Wéeûvv,  ouîd'-eur,  s.  sarcleur, 
Wûei!iiig-hook,  ouîdMnngne' 
hotik,  S.  sarcloir,  m. 


WEI 


1030 


WEL 


Wécdjr,    ouîdM,    a.    plein    de 

mauvaises  herbes. 
■Week,  ouîk,  S.  semaine,  f. 

—  Uny,  s   jour  ouvraLJe,  m. 
Wcckly,   oLÎk'.li,   a.  bebdi^ma- 

daire.  [maine. 

— ,  ad.  par   semaine,  chaque   se- 

llVcel.  oull,  s.  tourbillon/  gouf- 
fre, ni.  nasse,  f. 

Wecii,  ouîne,  vn.  penser,  croi- 
re, s'irraginer. 

Wccp,  oulp,  (wcpt,  wept), 
vn.  pleurer,  \erser  des  pleurs, 
gémir,  se  lamenter. 

—,  va.  pleurer,  déplorer. 

Wcepci-,  ouîp'-eur,  s.  pleureur. 

Wocpers,  (ulp'-eurz,  ».  pleu- 
reuses, f.  pi. 

^'■'■cpiiig.  ouîp'-inngne,  s. 
pleurs,  m.  pi.  larmes,  f.  pi. 

—  willoifr,  s.  saule  pleure-r,))î. 

—  gi'oiinds,  s.  pi.  terres  bumi- 
des,  f.  pi. 

Wccpiiiglj-,  ouîp'-inngne-Ii.nd. 
en  pleurant. 

Wect  û^^  n-It,  oulLt,  (wol, 
woi)  on.  savoir,  connaître, êlre 
informé. 

Wéeïil.  ou!'-vl,s.  charençon,)?!. 

■Wefi,  oueft,  s.  trame,  tresse; 
épave,  /■. 

Wi-rtiigc,  ouef'-tidje,  «.tissu,  m. 

We'f^h,  oué,  va.  peser,  exami- 
ner, juger,  opprimer. 

— ,  vn.  avoir  du  poids,  être  d'im- 
portance, opprimer,  lever  l'an- 
cre, [opprimer. 

—  dowu,  surcharger,   accabler, 
— »  s.  pesée,  mesure    de  capacité 

pour  le  blé  (145*  litres)  et  de 
pesanteur  (116  et  152  kilogr.) 
pour  le  beurre  et  le  fromage 

Wéigbaljlo,  oué'-a-bl,  a.  qui 
se  vend  au  poids. 

Wcigbed,  ouéd,  a.  pesé,  sage. 

Wciglier,  "ué'-eur,  s.  celui 
qui  pèse, 

Weighiug,  oué'-inngne,».  l'ac- 
tion de  peser,  f.  pesaire,  m. 

Weigbt,  ouéte,  «.  poids,  far- 
deau, pouvoir,  m.  importance, 
pesanteur,  force,  f.  (of  a  pul- 
lej-door)  valet,  nu 


Weiglila,   ouélz.  S,  balance,  f. 

Gold  -,  s.  trébuchet,  m. 
Wcigliiiljr,   oué'-ti-li,   ud.  avee 
piiids,  pesamment,  solidement. 
Wêi;:bciiiesB,    oué^-ti-nesse,   s. 
poids,    m.    pesanteur,    impor- 
tance, gravité,  f. 
Wéigbileas,     ouéte'-lesse,    a, 

léfrer, 
M'eigbiy,    oué'-tl,    a.     pesante 
de  poids,  important.  [lasl 

Wélanay,  ouel'-a-oué,  int.  hé- 
^Vclcb,  ouelche,  a.  Gallois. 
—  rabbit.s.  ramequin,  ni. 
Wéicomo.ouel'-keume,  a.  bien- 
venu, agréable, 
—,  s.  accueil,  m.  bienvenue,  f. 
— ,  va,  bien  accueillir,  faire   bon 
accueil   à,  souhaiter  la  bienve- 
nue à. 
Wélcomeiiess,      ouel'-keume- 

nesse,  s.  qualité  de  plaire. 
\l'élcoiner,  ouel'-keurae-eur,  i. 

celui  qui  fait  un  bon  accueil. 
Wc'ld,  oueld,  s.  gaude  (a  plant), 
— ,  rrt.  unir,  souder,  écrouir.  [f, 
Welfare,    oueK-fére,  ».  bien-ê- 
tre, m. 
Wclk,  ouelk,  s.  ride,  f. 
Wvlked,   ouelkt,    a.    ridé,  sil- 
lonné. 
Wélkin,  ouel'-kine,  s,  ciel,  m. 
liVell,  ouel,  S.  puits,  m.  source, 
réservoir    d'eau,  source  d'eau 
minérale,  f. 
— ,  vn.  jaillir,  couler,  sourdre. 
— ,  a.   en   bonne  santé,  heureux, 

i  propos.  [beaucoup,  fort.       J 

— ,   ad.    bien,     comme    il    faut,       '• 

—  niid  good,  à  la  bonne  heure. 

—  aOccicd.a  bien  intentionné. 

—  being.s.  bien-être,  ni. 

—  bred,a.  poli. 

—  l>oru,  a.  bien  né. 

—  doiiig.  s.  bonnes  actions, /.y/. 

—  doue,  int  courage  I 

—  meaiiiug,    «.  de    bonne  foi, 
à  bonne  intention.  [/. 

—  mol,  s.    heureuse  rencontre, 

—  iii^b.nd.  à  peu  près. 

—  «peut,  a.  bien  employé. 

—  tasied,  a.  qui  a  bon  goût. 

—  traded;  S.  habile  marchand» 


WEY 


1031 


WHE 


Well-wiahts.soubait  pour  quel- 
qu'un. 

—  wisber^  —  vrilleras,  ami. 

—  n  day  !  int.  ouais,  hélas  I 
WcU,  oueit,  «.  bordure,  bande, 

f.  (of  a  shoe)  trépointe,  f. 
Wéller,  ouelt'-eur,  vn.  se  van- 
ter, se  baigner,  se  rouler. 
'Wcm,  ouemm,   s.  panse,    cics» 

trice,  f. 
Wen,  ouenn,  s.   loupe,  f.    (on 

tbe  throat)  goUre,  m. 
Wc-ncb,  ouenncbe,  s.  donzellei 

fille,  jeune  femme,^. 
— ,  va.  courir  les  filles. 
^'cucher,     ouenn cbe''-eur,    s. 

coureur  de  filles,  m. 
M'en)!,  ouennd,    s.    étendue  de 

terre  de  dix  acres,  f, 
Wciniel,   ouen'-nil,    S.    animal 

qui  vientd'ôtre  sevré. 
Wviit,  ouennt,  prêt,  de  Go, 
Wci-e,  cuire,  s.  écluse,  f. 
AViM-ewoir,  ouire'-ouoir,».  loup- 

garou,  m. 
^Wcsi.     oueste,      s>     occident, 

ouest,  couchant,  m. 
—,  ad.  à  l'ouest,  d'ouest. 

—  ,  IVéalcrn,  llVéstorly.  oues- 
te' eurr.,  eur-li,  a.  occidental, 
d'ouest,  d'occident. 

^'éstci'îiiB,oueste/-eur-Inngne, 
a.  qui  va  vers  l'ouest. 

Wéstwai-d,  'Wéaiwordly, 
oueste'-oueurd,  oueurd-li,  ad. 
vers  l'ouest. 

Wet.  ouelt,  a.  mouillé,  humide, 
pluvieux,  liquide. 

-  iiiirBe,  s.  nourrice  (tbe  oppo- 
site to  dry-nurse),/. 

.-  abod,  a.  qui  a  les  pieds  hu- 
mides, [f. 

—,  Sm   moiteur,   eau,   humidité, 

—,  va.  (wet,  »rei) mouiller,  hu- 
mecter, arroser.  [sin,  m. 

Wéidocfc,    ouell'-dok,    s.    bas- 

WéihiT,  onetk'ear,  s.  mouton 
qui  a  été  castré,  m. 

Wéliieaa,  ouett/-nesse,  s.  hu- 
midité, moiteur,  ^ 

^Véiiiah,  ouet'-tiche,  a.  un  peu 
humide.  [v.  -«Veigb. 

Wf>j,  oui,  (,    mesure  anglaise, 


tvhale,  houële,  «.  baleine,  f. 

—  boue,  s.  baleine,  c6te  ds 
baleine,  f,  [leine. 

—  ii«bcry,  s.    pBche  de    la  ba- 
Wuâler,houé''-leur,  J. baleinier, 

!!!.  [chevaux,  f 

Wbanie,houéme,  S.  moucho  dei 
Wharf,  houorf,  s.  quai,  m. 
Whâifage,       houorf''-idje,      f. 

droit  de  quai,  quayage,  m. 
M^hârfiiigcr.  bouor'-finn-djcur, 
s.  garde,  maître  d'un  quai,  m. 
Wbai,  houott,  pr,  quoi,  que, 
qui,  quel,  ceque,  ce  qui,  quel- 
que, combien. 

—  limo,  quand t  [porte? 

—  thougb,  —  of  thaC,  qu'im* 
M^batéver,          Wbatsocxcr, 

houote-ev'-eur,    houott-.=6-c'.'- 
eur,    pro.    quelque,  quoique, 
tout  ce  que  ou  qui, 
Wbeat,  houite,  s.  Troment,  blé| 
m.  pustule,  f. 

—  pliim.  S,  prune  jaane,  f. 
Wbéateu,   houi'-tn,  a.  de  fco- 

ment. 

Wbcedie,  houl'-dl|  va.  enjô- 
ler, amadouer.  [jolerie.  C, 

— ,  Wbéediing,  I,  finesse,  C» 

Wbéedier,  houi'-dl-eur,  s.  en* 
jôlcur, 

WbevI,  houll,  s.  roue,  f.  révo- 
lutions, f.  pt.  mobile,  m.  Ta 
break  upon  Ibe—,  rouer. 

—  barro^,  s.  brouette,  f, 

—  wrighl,  S.   faiseur  de  rours, 

—  work,  s.  rouage,  m.        [m. 
— ,  vn.   se   tourner,  évoluer,  se 

mouvoir     circulatrement,    sur 
des  roues;  rouler,  pivoter. 

—  ,va.  faire  tourner,  rouler. 

—  aboiit,  caracoler,  faire  volte- 
face,  f. 

Wbôelcr,   houlK-eur,    J.  char. 

ron,   cheval  de  brancard,  »i. 
Wbécliiig,    houll^-inogne,    x, 

action   de  tourner,  de  rouler 

roulage,  transport. 

—  abolit,  s.  volte-face,  f. 
Mrbéel)',  houîl-i,  a.  circulai'e, 

susceptible  de  rotation. 
^Vbeeze,  boutze,    vn.   ron&er, 
respirer  bruyamment. 


WHE 


1032 


WHI 


Wbclk.  honelk,  s.  lunieur,  f. 

Whi-lm.  houelm,  va.  submer- 
ger, ensevelir,  accabler,  oppri- 
mer, 

tVhelp.DOuelp,  s.  jeune  cbien, 
petit  d'un  animal  carnassier, 
jeune  homme  méprisable,  m. 

— .  tin.  mettre  bas. 

tviicipish,  houelp'-îche,  a.  es- 
pièjle,  malicieux. 

^hcn,  houenn.  ad.  quand,  lors- 
que, pendant  que.  —  os.  au 
temps  que.  Sinco  —,  depuis 
lors.  At  Ibe  (inie  —,  du 
temps  où 

\^'lioiice,  houennce,  ad.  d'où. 

'WbesicéTer.  WbeiicesocTer, 
hnuennce-ev'-eur,  sô-ev'-eur, 
<!(/.  de  quelque  endroit  que  ce 
poit. 

^'bciiover.  'Wboiisocver, 
od.  toutes  les  fois   que,  quand. 

Wbere.  houére,  nrf.où.  Aiiy  — , 
en  quelque  lieu  que  ce  soit. 
Evcry  — ,  partout. 

m'hvi'cabout.  houére'-a-baoute, 
ad.  où  enviroo,  près  quel  en- 
droit, concernant  quoi. 

^Vbereà»,  houéreaz^,  ad,  d'au- 
tant que,  au  lieu  que,  pendant 
que. 

Wbercât,  houére-att',  ad.  de 
quoi,  dont,  parce  que.  où. 

Wbcroby',  houére-baii',  pr.  par 
lequel,  par  où 

\»'bcreforc,houére'-r6re,c. pour- 
quoi, c'est  pourquoi,  pour  le- 
quel, 

Wborcfii,  houére-inn',  pr.  en 
quoi,  dans  lequel,  où. 

IVborrintô,  houére-inn-tôîi', 
ad.  où,  dans  lequel. 

^Vbcrciiess,  houére'-nesse,  >, 
endroit,  lieu,  m. 

Wbcre6r,  bouére-of, pr.  dont, 
de  quoi,  duquel. 

Wbi'rcôu,  houére-onn',  ad.  sur 
quoi,  sur  lequel. 

Wbcrelô.  IVbcrcunId,  houé- 
re-toti'.  eiinn-toti',  ;jr.  à  quoi. 

Wbcretiiiôii,  houére-eup-onn', 
pr.  sur  quoi,  sur  ces  enlrefai- 
(e»i 


Wbcrévor,  houére-ev'-eur,  ad. 

pai-tout   où. 
Werewilb,   houére-ouitV,  ad. 

avec  quoi,  avec  lequel. 

Wbci'cwitbâl,  houére-oui^ft- 
al',  pr.  de  quoi. 

Wbéi'ret,  houer'-ritt,  s.  souf- 
flet, m. 

—,  va.  donner  un  soufflet;  cha- 
griner, faire  affront.  • 

Whérry,  houer'-ri.  s,  bateau, 
bachot,  ))î.  [batelier,  m. 

^^hérryniaii,  houer'.ri-mane,s- 

Wbe«,  houett,  va.  aiguiser,  af- 
fûter; exciter,  stimuler,  irri- 
ter, donner  appétit. 

—,  s.  action  d'aiguiser,  f.  as- 
saisonnement apéritif,r)i. boisson 
apéritive,  f. 

Wbétber,  houef/i'-eur,  pro, 
lequel,  laquelle. 

—  ,  c.  si,  soit,  soit  que. 

—  bo  will  or  no,  qu'il  le 
veuille  ou  non. 

IVbcistone,    bouett'-stône,     t. 

pierre  à  aiguiser,  f. 
Wbcctcr,    houel'-teur,    s.    re- 

mniileur,))).        [guisement,  m. 
Wbéliiiig.  houet'-tmngne,  s.ai- 
Wbcj-,  boue,  s.  petit  lait,  in. 
Vfbéyey.    Wbéyisb,    houé'-i, 

iclie.a.  qui  tient  du  petit  lait. 
'Wbicb,  houitche,pro,qui,  que, 

lequel,  celui   qui,  quel,  lu  — , 

dans  lequel. Of  — .  duquel.  To 

— ,  auquel,  à  quoi. 

—  wayî  par  où?  comment  7 
\*'bicbsoéTep,  houitche-sô-ev'- 

eur,  pro.  quel  que  soit,  l'un 
ou  l'autre. 

■Whiff.  hcuiff,  »,  bouffée,  f.  souf- 
fle, zéphir,  m 

Wb>ffl4.,  bouif'-fl,  vn.  tourner 
(comme  une  girouette), 

Wifflcr.  houif'-fl-eur,  s.  celui 
qui  tourne  &  tous  vents,  in. 
girouette,  f.  baguenaudier,  fi- 
fre, m,  [chétif,  de  néant, 

Wbi'rilini:.    houif'-D-inngne,  n. 

Wbîg,  houig,  s,  wbig;  homme 
sans  importance;  petit  lait,  m, 

^'bi-^i8h,  iiouig^-guiche,  a. 
des  wbigs,  whig. 


WHI 


1033 


WHI 


Wlii$;gisin,  houig'-guizm,  s. 
ji.irti  des  whigs,  m. 

Wliile.  houaïle,  s.  tomps,  ?)i. 
foi,  f.  X  —  «f«er,  quelque 
temps  après. Betwreeu — s^  par 
intervalles.  A  liltlo  —  ago, 
dernièrement.'»  isnot  worlU 
—  ,  cela  ne  vaut  pas  la  peine. 

— ,  vn.  tarder,  différer,  remettre. 

—,  <ul.  pendant   que,  tandis  qne. 

^'bîloi'c,  houaïle'-ire,  ad.  de- 
puis peu. 

'«Viiilk,  bouilk,  va.  glapir. 

^ÎVbilsi,houailst,  a. pendantque, 
tant  que.  [trefois. 

Wln'loin,  houaîle'-eume,  ad.  au- 

'CVliim,  ^Vbfmsj,  houim, 
houim'-zi,  s.  fanlaisie,  f,  ca- 
price, m. 

Wliîiii|iei>  houim'-peur,  vn.  se 
plaindre,  crier,  pleurnicher. 

^Whi'mperîiig.  houim'- peur-inn- 
gne,  .».  plaintes,  f,  pi. 

^Wliiiupled,  houim' -pld,  a.  qui 
crie  à  faire  peur. 

^'himsical,  houim'-si-kal,  a. 
fantasque.       \ad.  bizarrement. 

'Wliiiiisicnlly,  honim'-ii-kal-li , 

Whin,  liouine,  *.  espicï  de  ge- 
nêt, houx,  m. 

Wliiiie.houaïne,  un.se  plaindre. 

Wliiniiig,  —,  houaîne'-inngne, 
s.  plaintes,  f.  pi.  [nir. 

Whiiiny,    houin'-nl,    m.    hen- 

Wkinjard,  houine'-yeurd,  s. 
satire,  m.  mauvaise  épée,  flam- 
berge,  f.  tranche-lard,  m. 

Wbip,  liouip,s.  fouet,  surjet, »n. 

—  cord,  «.petite  ficelle, /.fouet, 
m.  [pée,  ))!. 

—  graGiig,    S.   greffe   en   pou- 

—  Iinnd,  s.  avantage,  m.  dessus. 

—  lash,  s.  mèche  de  fouet,  f. 

—  saw.  S,  rabot,  lu. 

—,  ««.fouetter,   fesser,  flageller, 

corriger;  surjeter. 
—,  vn.  aller  vite. 

—  duwii,  descendre  vite. 

—  ot  a  (hiiig,  expédier  une  af- 
faire. 

—  ont,  tirer  proraplement,  se 
saisir.  [quivor. 

—  up,  monter  6   la  hâte,  s'es- 


Wilp  up  and  don^n,  rôder. 

Wbipper,  houip'-peur,  5.  fouet- 
teur,  fûuetleuse. 

Whipping,  houip'-pinngne,  s. 
fouet,  action  de  fouetter,  11a- 
gellalion,  f. 

—  poat,  s.  pilori;  m. 

"Wbipstaff,  houip'-staff,  s.  ma- 
nivelle de  gouvernail,  harre,  f. 

'Wbipt,  houipt,  part,  de  Wbip. 

Wbipaier,  houip'-sleur,  s.  hom- 
me agile,  gamin,  m. 

liVhirl,  houeuri,  s.  tourbillon, 
mouvement  circulaire,  m, 

— ,  vn.  pirouetter,  tournoyer. 

—,  va.  taire  tournoyer. 

Wbîrlbat,  houeurl'-batt^  t.  ce 
qu'on  fait  tourner  pour  don- 
ner uu  coup. 

'Wbii'lboiie,  houeurl'-bône,  s. 
rotule,  f.  tolon,  m, 

'Whirliglg,  houeur'-li-djig,  $. 
pirouette  (a  toj),  f. 

Wbii-lpool-pit,  boueurl'-poîil, 
pitt,s.  tournant,  gouffre,»)!. 

Wblrlnrind,  houeurl'-ouaïond, 
s    tourbillon,  m. 

'WhîrrSng,  houeur'-rinngne,  s. 
bruit  que  fait  le  faisan  avec  ses 
ailes,  m. 

HVblsk,  hoiiisk,  s.  vergette,  f. 

— ,  va.  vergeter,  épousseter,  ex- 
pédier, mouvoir  vite. 

'WbiHkei'H,  houiss'-keurz,  s, 
mou.itaches,  f.  pi. 

'Wbisk;,  houiss'-ki,  s.  eau-de- 
vie  de  grain,  f. 

Wbi'sper,  h(juiss'-peur,t;n.  chu- 
choter, muVmurer. 

—.va.  dire  à  voix  basse;  con- 
fier tout  bas,  à  l'oreille. 

— .  s.  chuchotement,  m,  voii 
baîse,  f.  bruit  sourd,  m, 

^^bîi^peror,  houiss'-pe"dr-eur,s, 
chuchoteur. 

^Vbim.  houist,  int.  chut  1  si- 
lence I 

—,  houist  or  houisk,  s.  whist  (a 
game  at  cards),  m, 

^VbiHile,  houls'-sl,s.  sifflet,  m. 
trachée-artère,  f. 

—,  vn.  siffler,  hner. 

—,va.  siffler  (to  call)i 


WHI 


1034 


WHO 


Wbistlor,  houis/-sI-eur,  I.  sif- 
fleur.  [sifflement,  ?)i. 

«Vlii«lliiig,       houis'-sl-inngne, 

— .  (t.  Sifflant. 

Wbil.  houilt,  s.  un  peu,  tant 
soit  peu.  ■■■  niiy  — ,a.  en  au- 
cune sorte.  E*ery  — ^  à  tous 
(irards.  iVo(n — <,  point  du  tout. 

%VIiitc,  bouaîte.  a.  blanc,  biaa- 
cbo,  pur,  chaste. 

—,  s.  blanc,  blancheur,  f, 

—  tôt»,  s.  balzane,  f.  [m. 

—  hi-nrt  cliorry.  s.  bigarreau, 

—  lcu<I.  s.  blanc  de  céruse,  ni. 

—  Icaibcr.s.  cuir  passéàl'alun. 
.—  lime,  a.  blanc  de  chaux,  m. 

—  livercd.  a.  lâche. 

.—  mcat,  s.  blanc-manger,  m, 

—  of  <be  eje,  a.  le  blanc  de 
l'œil,  m.  [m. 

—  of    au   egg.   s.  blanc  d'œuf, 

—  pol.  s.  laitage  épicé,  m. 

—  wort.  s.  malricaire,  f. 
— .  va.  blanchir. 

Wblleu,  houaï''-tn.  va.vn  blan- 
chir, [blême. 
Wbitcly,    houaïte'-ll,  a.    pâle, 
^Vbiteiior,     houai'-tii-eur,      s. 

blanchisseur,  )7i. 
Wbiiencss,  houaîte'-nesse,    s. 

blancheur,  f. 
Wbiteiiing,    houalt'-tn-inngne, 

s.  blanchiment,  m. 
Wbitos.  houaïtz,  s.  (mé.)  fleurs 

blanches,  f.  pi. 
Wbitewatibi     houalte'-ouôche, 
va.  blanchir.  [digeon,  m. 

-.  s.  eau  de  beauté,  f.  ba- 
IVbitber,  houi(A'-eur,  ud.  où. 
^bitberBocvcr,  houi//i-eur- 
sô-ev'-eur,  ad.  partouloù 
Wbiiing,  boual'-tinngne,  s. 
merlan,  blanc  d'Espagne,  lait 
do  chaux,  m.  [châtre, 

jvfaiiisb.  houal'-ticbe,  a.   blan- 
Wbitisbiiess,  boual'-tlcbe-nes- 
se,  s.  blancheur,    couleur  blan- 
châtre. 
«Vbitlow,  houilt'-lô,s.  panaris, 
m.  [cbisseur,  m. 

%Vhf«»ter,houitt'-steur-s.  blan- 
^VbUaundaj,  houitt'-seunn-di, 
8.  jour  ds  la  Pentecâte,  m. 


Wbluuntlde,      houitt'-seuDD- 

taïde,  s.  Pentecôte,  A 

^Vbilleutree,  houit/-tn-trl,  < 
aubier,  m. 

Wbiillc,  houit'-tl,  va.  blan- 
chir avec  un  couteau.  To  —  a 
slick,  enlever  l'écorce  d'un 
bâton  pour  le  rendre  blanc. 

— ,  s.  habillement  blanc  de  fem- 
me, petit  couteau,  m. 

M'biz,  bouiz,  tin.  bruire,  bour- 
donner. 

WbiEzIe,  houiz'-zl,  va.  siffler 
comme  le  fer  que  l'on  trempe. 

IVbo,  holi,  pro.  qui. 

WbôcTor,  hôù'-ev-eur,  pro. 
quiconque,  qui  que  ce  soiti 
que.  lequel,  laquelle. 

Wbole,  h&le,  a.  entier,  tout, 
sain,  intact.  [totalité,  f. 

— .  s.  le   t«ut,  le   total,  m.   la 

^Vbûlesale,  hftie'-séle,  «.  ven- 
te en  gros,  f. 

Wbôleaome,  bâle^-seume,  a.l. 
«alubre,  salutaire,  agréable. 

Wliôlesomely^  hôle'seume-II, 
ad.  d'une  manière  salubre. 

^VbûleeomeiiesB,  hôle'-scume- 
nesse,  s.  salubrité,  f. 

liVbùlly,  hôle'-i,  ad,  entière- 
ment, purement,  tout  à  fait, 

'Wboiii,  hiSùm,  pro.  qui,  que, 
lequel. 

IVbomséeTcr,  faoïim-sô-ev^- 
eur,  pro.  qui  que  ce  soit,  qui- 
conque,       [huppe  (oiseau),  /. 

wrboop,   hôûp,     <•   huée,    cri, 

— .  vn.  huer,  crier. 

\vb6fe,  b6re  or  bôùre,  (.  pros- 
tituée, f.  The  —  ofBab)- 
lon,  la  prostituée  de  Babylone. 

— ,  vn.  avoir  commerce  avec  une 
prostituée.  [paillardise,  f, 

Vt'bâredam,     bfire'-deum,     a. 

Wh^remaaler,  —  mouger, 
hôre'-mass-leur,meunng-gueur, 
s.  coureur  de  filles,  m.  celui 
qui  tient  une  maison  de  filles. 

Wbôreson,  hôre'-seune,  s.  bà.- 
tard,  m.  [tanisme.T.i. 

Wbôriaig;,  hftre'-inngne,  s.  pu- 

Wbôrisb,  bôre^-ichei  a,  impu- 
djssji 


WIF 


1035 


WIL 


tvhose,  hôùzei  pro.  dont,  de 
qui,  i  qui,  _ 

Vk'lidso,  ^ViioaoéTer,  hc>ti'-sfi, 
sô-ev'-eur,  qui  que  ce  soit. 

Wbjt,  houaï,  ad.  pourquoi,  que. 

—  truly,  n<Z.  vra.ment. 
Wick,  ouili,  s.  mèclie  de  chan- 
delle, lumignon,  bourg,  m. 

Wiekecl,  ouik'-id,  a.  méchani, 
srélérat,  impie. 

vriukedly,  ouik'-id-li,  ad.  mé- 
chamment, mal. 

Wickc-ducsa,  ouid/-id-nesse,  s. 
méchanceté,  f. 

fVicker,  ouik'-eur,  S.  osier,  m. 

— .  a.  d'osier. 

Wicket,  ouik'-itt,.?.  guichet,  m. 

^Vidc,  ouaïde,  a.  large,  grand, 
ample,  loin,  éloigné.  TUi-ee 
inches  —,  large  de  trois  pou- 
ces. 

— ,  ad.  tout  à  fait,  loin.  For  and 
—,  tout  au  long,  partout,  tout 
&  fait. 

^Videly,  oualde'-li,  ad.  au  lar- 
ge,éloigné,  beaucoup,  bien. 

Wideu,  ouaï'-dn,  va.  élargir, 
étendre,  dilater. 

—,  vn,  se  dilater,  s'élargir. 

Widcuess,  Widtb,  ouaïde'- 
nesse,  ouidth,  ».  largeur,  am- 
pleur, étendue,  f. 

XVidgeou,  ouid''-jine,  s.  sarcel- 
le, f.  [f- 

Widow,     ouid'-ô,    (.     veuve, 

—  btiuter,  s.  poursuivant  d'une 
veuve. 

—  luaker,  «.faiseur  de  veuves. 
—,  va.  rendre  veuve,  donner  un 

douaire,  priver  de. 

Widower,  ouid'-ficur,  ».  veuf, 
m. 

^'idowhood,  ouid^-S-boùde,  s. 
veuvage,  m. 

Width,  ouidth,  ».  largeur,  f. 

Vk^icld,  oulld,  va,  manier  faci- 
lement, porter. 

Wieldy,  oulld'-i,  a.  maniable. 

Wiery,  oiiaî''-ri,  a.  fait  de  lîl 
d'arcbai. 

«Tire,  'Wivea,  oualfe,  ouaïvz, 
s.  femme  mariée,  épouse;  fem- 
me (of  law  emplo3'"''Qti.  /. 


Wîg,  ouig,  ».  perruque,  f.  *. 
chaude,  m. 

Wight,  ouaïte,  s.  homme,  su 
jet,  m.  une  personne,  quel 
qu'un. 

Wild,  ouaîld,  a.  sauvage,  féroce, 
inculte,  inhabité,  désert,  vola< 
ge,  étourdi,  impertinent,  ima- 
ginaire. 

—  goat,  s.  chamois,  m. 

—  luuk,  ».  air  effaré,  m. 

—  ou«s,  s.  folle-avoine,  f. 

—  service,  s.  sorbier,  m. 

—  stock,  ».  sauvageon,  m. 

—  youth,  s.  jeune  élourdi,  m. 
Wild,  WîlderiieBs,  ouil/-deur 

nesse,  ».  désert,  m. 

tVilder,  ouil'-deur,  lia.  embar- 
rasser, égarer. 

tVildOre,  ouaïld'-falre,  s.  feu 
grégeois,»!. 

Wii<lgoo«ocliase,au,iïld-go'îiz' 
tchéze,  s.  poursuite  après  une 
chose  imaginaire.  To  bava 
—  ,  courir  après  la  lune. 

Wildl)',  oualld^-li,  ad.  exlrava 
gamment,  irrégulièrement,  sans 
cullure. 

Wilducss,  ouaîld'-nesse,  s.  ex- 
travagance, férocité,  irrégula- 
rité, f.  dérèglement,  égare- 
ment d'esprit,)». 

Wilc,  ouaîle,  ».  ruse,  astucei 
fourberie,  f. 

Wilfiil,  ouil'-foul,  a.  tStn, 
prémédité,  inilexible. 

WiJrully,  ouiK-roul-ll,a(?.  obs- 
tinément, de  propos  délibéré. 

Wilfuliii-ss,  ouil'-foul-nesse, 
s.  opiniâtreté,  méchanceté,  f. 

Wilily,  ouaï'-li-li,  ad.  fraudu- 
leusement, par  ruse. 

WiliiiesB,  oua!'-li-uesse,  S.  ru- 
se, f.  stratagème,  m. 

Will,  ouil,  s  volonté,  disposi- 
tion, f.  testament,  désir,  pou- 
voir, m.  Ai  — ,  &  souhait. 
Good  —,  s.  bienveillance,  f. 
III  — ,  ».  malveillance,  f.Laat 
—,  s.  testament,  m. 

— ,  (woiild,  bccii  wîllîiig) 
va.  vouloir,  prier,  supplier, 
ordonner. 


WIN 


1035 


WIN 


Will-nith-a-wisp,  :.  feu  Tol- 
Ict,  m. 

^'illiiig.  ouil'-linngne,  a.  d'ac- 
ford,  de  bon  gré.  To  bo  — , 
ron^eulir.  [-volontiers. 

Williugly.  ouil'-linngne-li,  ad. 

^ViIlins"e*9,ouil'-linnfne-oes- 
sp,  s.  bonne  volonté,  inclina- 
tion, /'.consentement,  m, 

xvillon',  ouil'-lô,  s.  saule,  m. 

Wi'llowish,  ouil'-lô-;che,  ad. 
couiour  de  sanle. 

—  plot,  s  saussaie,  f. 

■%Vily.  ouaï'-li,n.  rusé,  fin,  insi- 
dieux, [quin.îu. 

Wiuibl.   ouimm'-bl,   s.  vilebre- 

Wiinple,  ouimra'-pl,  s.  guim- 
pe,/, voile,  m. 

\*'iii.  ouinn  (won.  won),  va, 
gagner,  remporter,  obtenir, 
persuader. 

—,  en.  remporter  la  victoire,  con. 
quérir,  gagner. 

Wincc.  Winch,  ouinnce,ouiDn- 
clic,  va.  regimber,  ruer. 

Winch,  ociinnche,  s.  cric,  m. 
\is,  manivelle,  f. 

Wiiiii,  ouinnd,  s.  vent,  m.  ha- 
leine, odeur,  flatuosiié,/'.  Tr.'i- 
dc  —,  s.  vents  ahsês,  tn.pl. 
Betnecu  —  and  water,  wl. 
à  fleur  d'eau.  To  fctch  one's 
— -  reprendre  haleine. 

—  (wound,  wouud),  va.  éven- 
ter, exposer    au   vent;    flairer. 

— .ouaïnnd,  va.  sonner,  donner 
■iu;raire  tourner,tourner,enrou- 
Icr,  enlacer,  introduire,  insi- 
nuer. 

— .  ouaînnd,  on.  tourner,  chan- 
ger, s'enrouler,  serpenter, 

—  a  horn.  sonner. 

—  ou  e,  dégager,  démêler. 

—  silk. dévider.  [l'ancre. 

—  up,   mettre    en    état,  être    à 

—  np  a  discourao,  conclure. 
--  u|>  a    •wa'th,    monter   une 

montre.  [accorder. 

—  u|>  an  instriimenc,  monter, 
Wiiidbnnnil,  cuinnd'-baounnd, 

a.    arrélé  par  le    vent,    affalé, 
animé. 
^Viuded,  ouinnd'-ed,   a,  à  ha- 


leine, qui  a  l'haleine.  Short — , 
(I.  qui  a  l'haleine  courte. 

Windcr,  ouaïnnd'-eur,  s.  dé- 
Videur,  dévidoir,  m. 

Wfndrall,  ouinnd'-fâll,  s.  au- 
baine, f.  heu^eui  hasard;  a- 
ballis,  ?)i. 

-«Viiidfluvrer,  ninnd'-flaou- 

eur.  s.  anémone,  ;. 

Windgall,  ouinnd'-gal,  s.  mo- 
letie.  f.  [fusil  à  vent,  m. 

Windsuu,    ouinnd'-gueune,  s. 

Windinsi  ouaïond'-inngne,  s. 
tour,  détour,  m.  sinuosité,  in- 
flexion de  voix,  f. 

Windiuss,  ouinnd'-Iasse,  s. 
vindas,  manivelle,  f. 

Wi'ndle,  ouaïnn'-dl,  s.  dévidoir, 
m.  [lin  à  vent,  m. 

W^indmill.ouinnd'-mill.s.  mou- 

Windiiiess.  ouinnd^-i-nesse,  5. 
veniosité,  f. 

Wiuding-shcot,  ouaïnnd'-inn- 
gne-shile,  s. suaire,  linceul,  m, 

Winding-stairg,  ouaïnnd'- 
inngne-stèrz,  s.  escalier  à  vis, 
m. 

Windings  and  tiirnings, 
ouaînnd/- inngnz  -annd  -  leur'- 
ninngz,  s.  détours,  m   pi. 

Winduw,  ouinn'-iiô.  s.  fenêtre, 
/■.baie,  ouverture,  châssis,  treil- 
lis (de  fenêtre).  Giaas  —,  s. 
vitres,/',  pi.  (ofchurch)  vitraux, 
m.  pi. 

—  shuttera,  t.  contrevents,  m. 
pi. 

Windpipe,  ouinnd/-paipe,  s, 
sifflet,  »i.  trachée-artère,  i/i. 

Windnard,  ouinnd'-oueurd, 
ad.  vers,  contre  le  veut. 

—  «ido,  s.  marée  contraire,  /. 
Wiiidj',  ouinn'-di,  a.    venteux, 

fiatueui,  vain,  futile,  ampoulé. 

—  puise,  légumes  venteux,  m. 
Wine,  onaïne,  s.  vin,  m.      [pL- 

—  bibber,  s.  biberon,  m. 

—  cellar.s.  cellier,  m. 

—  conucF,  —  (aster,  s.  gour- 
met, m.  [t-er  de  vin,  m. 

—  cooper,  s.    tonnelier,    cour- 

—  porter,  S.  encaveur,m. 
--  press,  j.  pressoir,  tn. 


WIP 


1037 


WIS 


vriiig,  ouinng:,  s.  aile,  f.  vent, 
vole,  côté,  m.  (ai  a  building) 
aile,  To  lake  — ,  s'envoler. 
To  be  u|iou  the  —,  Stre 
prêt  à  partir. 

—,  va.  donner  des  ailes,  élever, 
porter  sur  ses  aiies)  atteindre 
l'aile. 

— .  D)i.  passer  en  volant. 

^'inised.  ouinng'-ed,  a>  ailé. 

^'iiik.  ouinngk,  un.  cligner, 
permettre,  souffrir,  faire  signe 
de  l'œil.  [in.  œiilaile,  f, 

— ,  s.    clin     d'œil,    clignement, 

HViukck  ;  ouinngk'-eur,  s.  celui 
qui  cligne. 

DViuking  at.  ouinngk'-inngne- 
at,  s.  connivence,  f. 

Wiukingly,  ouinngk'-inngne- 
li,  ad.  en  clignant,  par  conni- 
vence, [in. 

Vl^îiiiieF,  ouin'-neur,  s  gagnant, 

Winiiiiig.  ouin''-ninngue,  a.  at- 
trayant, liant. 

—,  s.  profit,  gain,  m. 

—  side.  s.  côté  des  gagnants,  m. 
^Viiiiiow,  ouin'-nô,  va.  vanner, 

éplucher,  examiner. 

—  ,  vn.  vanner. 
Wiiiiiowcr,     ouin^-nô-eur,    S. 

vanneur,  m. 
^ViiiBiowiug,   ouin''-n&-inngne, 
s.  action  de  vanner,  /. 

—  sicve,  s.  van.  m. 
^Viiiter,    ouînn'-teur,    vn.    hi- 
verner, garder  pendant  l'hiver. 

— ,  s.  hiver,  sommier  de  presse. 
m. 

—  beaton,  a,  battu  de  l'hiver. 

—  grecn,  <.  verdure  d'hiver,^. 
W{iilei-ljr.    ouinn'-teur-li,    ad. 

d'hiver. 

—  suit  of  clothes,  «.  p2.  vS- 
temenls  d'hiver,  m.  j>l. 

_  —  cherry,  s.  coquerel,  m. 

'Wiutry,  ouinn'-tri,  a.  d'hiver, 
hivernal. 

Wiiiy, ouaï'-ni,  a,  vineux,  de  vin. 

'%Vi4ie,  ouaïpe,  s,  raillerie,  ac- 
tion d'essuyer,  f,  nettoiement, 
m. 

—,  va.  essuyer,  nettoyer,  discul- 
per, justifier,  6ter  doucemeul. 


%Vipe  off,  awny,  essuyer,  Inver, 

—  out,  effacer,     [êter.juflilier. 
^Viper.  ouaï'-peur,  S.  celui  ou 

celle  qui  essuie. 
WirB,  ouaï'-eur,  s.  fil  de  mêlai, 
m.  Brass— .s.  fil  d'archal,  }n. 
■rou  — ,  s.  fil  de  fer,  m. 

—  8triiig8,  S.  pi.  cordes  de 
laiton,  f,  pi. 

—  od^e,  ».  morfil,  rtlt 
Wii'edraw,  ouaï'-eur-drâli,  vn. 

attirer,  tirer  en  longueur,  tré- 
filer. Wiredra-wiug^uiïll,  S. 
tréfilerie,  f. 

^'iredrawcr,  ouaï'-eurdriûi- 
eur,s.  tréfileur,  m. 

Wîs,  ouise,  (wîst,  vvist)  va, 
savoir  connaîire. 

Wisdom,  ouize'-deume,  s.  sa- 
gesse, discrétion,   prudence,  f^ 

Wise,  ouaïze,  a.  sage,  savant, 
prudent,  judicieux,  habile,  in- 
telligent. 

—,  >.  manière,  sorte,  fagon,  f.  In 
any  — ,  do  quelque  manière* 
que  ca  soit,  absolument,  lu 
»o — ,  nullement,  aucunement. 

Wiseacre«  ouaize^-é-kenr,  s. 
benêt,  sot,  m. 

liVisely,  ouaïze'-li,  ad.  sage- 
ment, sensément, 

^Wssesuess,  ouaïze^-nesse,  $. 
sagesse,  prudence,  f. 

Wiser, oua!ze'-eur,  a.  pluSfage. 

IVisest,  ouaïze'-este,  sup.  le  ou 
la  plus  sage. 

lîVîseninn,  ouaTze'-mane,  s,  sa- 
ge, philosophe. 

IVisli,  ouiche,  Si  souhait,  vœu, 
désir,  m. 

—  ,  va.  souhaiter,  faire  des  vœux 
pour,  appeler,  désirer,  deman- 
der. 

—,  vn.  souhaiter,  désirer,  vou- 
loir, faire  des  vœux,  être  dis- 
posé. 

Wishcr,  ouiche'-enr,  s.  celui 
qui  souhaite.  Wcll  —,  bon 
ami,  in. 

Wi^hfiil,  ouiche'-foul,  a.  dési- 
reux, passionné. 

Wislifiilly,  ouiche'-foul-lijod 
avec  désir,  ardemment. 


WIT 


1038 


WIT 


tViskcl,    oulss^-kett,   s.  panier, 

m.   ■  [le,  bouchon,  m. 

IVisp,  ouispiS.  torchon  de  pail- 

Wi»«t,  ouist,   jtrct.  et  part,  de 

Wis.  [tir. 

(Visifiil,  ouisf-TouI,  a.    allen- 

n'istriilly,  WisHy.  ouisl'-foul- 

li,  ouist'-li,  ad.  alienlivement, 

IVii,   ouitt,  s.  esprit,  bon  sens, 

bel  esprit,  jugement,  génie,  ni. 

prudence,    finesse,  f.  To  liïo 

by  oiio^s  — 9  vivre  d'industrie, 

To  be  out  oir  one^s  —  .  avo^r 

perdu  l'esprit.        [gicienne,  f> 

WiicU,ouitche,  s.  sorcière,  ita- 
— .  va.  ensorceler. 
(Vilcbcrafl,    Witchery,  oult- 
che'-kraTt,     ouitche'-eur-l,    s. 
sorcellerie,   f.  sortilège,  char- 
me, ï)!. 

^Vilcraker,  ouilt-lsrak-eur,  ». 
mauvais  plaisant,  Tarceur,  m. 

Wilcroft,  ouitt'-kraft,  4.  Inven- 
tion, adresse,/*. 

Witci  ouaîte,  va.  blâmer. 

—,  s.  blâme,  m. 

'With,  oui(ft,  pro.  avec,  par,  b, 
en,  contre,  chez,  parmi,  sur, 
de,  immédialemeni,  —  ail 
speed,  au  plus  tôt,  One  — 
aiiotUcr,  ensemble.  —  tbut, 
à  ces  mots. 

'«Vitbal,  ou\th-&H,  ad.  aussi, 
en  même  temps. 

TVilidrûn-.  ou;?/i-drau',  (wi(h- 
drcn,  niibdrnmi)  va.  re- 
tirer, rappeler,  faiie  retirer. 

— .  un.  se  retirer,  s'en  aller,  sor- 
tir, battre  en  retraite. 

^^illidi'ûwingarooiu,  ou]th- 
drâû^'inngne-rdïime,  s.  bou- 
doir, ?n. 

Wiibc,  onith,  ».  osier,  brin 
d'osier,  ni. 

'Witber.  ou\th'-evT,  vn.  se  flé- 
trir, se  faner,  dépérir,  se  rider. 

—,  i'(i.  faire  dépérir,  faner,  des- 
séclier.  [s.  arçon,  m. 

■WiHiyi-baiid.ouiiA'-eur-baund, 

^Viibcrcdncss,  ouifft'-eurd- 
ne'se,  s.  sécheresse,^. 

liViiberiiig.  on'fft'-eur-inngne, 
a,  qui  se  flétrit. 


W<thops,  ouilA'-eurz,  »,  gar- 
rot d'un  cheval,  m. 

Wilberwrung,  ouitA'-eur- 

reunng,  s.  égarrolé,  blessé  au 
gnrrot. 

Wiibhiild,  onUh-Wà'',  (witb- 
bcid.  witbbold)  va.  retenir, 
élogaer,  refuser  de  rendre. 

■Wilbbéldor.ouitA-liôld'-eur,». 
détenteur,  celui  qui  empêche, 

Wilbiii,  ouiîA-inn',  j)r.  dedans, 
dans,  en,  à,  au-dedans,  par  de- 
dans, an  logis,  [non, 

—  cannoiisbot,  &  portée  de  ca- 

—  fe^v  days,  dans  peu  dejours. 

—  oursi-lvos,  entre  nous. 

—  rearb,  à  la  portée. 

—  «bree  miles,  à  3  milles. 

— ,  ad,  intérieurement,  dedans, 
en  dedans. 

Witbôui,  ouiîAaoutt'',  pr.  hors 
de,  en  dehors  de,  au  dehors 
de,  sans,  sans  que. 

—^ad.  en  dehors, extérieurement. 

— .  c.  à  moins  que,  si  ce  n'est, 
excepté. 

Wiibsiâiid,  ouifft-slannd',  va. 
faire  tête  à,  résister,  s'opposer 
à,  combattre. 

IViibsiâiider.  oui</t-stannd'- 
eur,  s.  celui  qui  résiste. 

TVilbgtâiiding,  ouii/i-slannd''- 
inngne,  s.  résistance,  f. 

■Wilby,  ouith'-l,  ».  osier,  saule, 
m.  [liseron,  m. 

^'itlyweed,    ouitt'-li-ouîd,    ». 

Wiiies»,  ouitt'-lesse,  a.  pesant, 
sans  esprit.  [esprit,  m. 

Wiiliiig,   ouitl'-linngDe,   s.  bel 

Wiiiiess,  ouUt'-nesse,  s.  té- 
moin, témoignage  m.  In  — 
wbereof,  en  foi  de  quoi. 

— ,  int.  à  preuve  que. 

— ,  va.  attester,  témoigner. 

— >  vn,  être  témoin. 

WiiiiesKod.  oultt'-nest,  a.  vu, 
certifié  véritable. 

Wi«iie»sîiig,onitt'-iies-sinngne, 
s  témoignage,  jîi.Eap—,  té- 
moin auriculaire.  Eye  —,  s. 
témoin  oculaire,  m. 

^Vjlsnapper,  ouitt'-snap-peur, 
».  farceur,  diseur  de  bous  uiotsi 


WOL 


1039 


WON 


eêlul  qui  aime  les  réparties. 
Wi'ttcd,  ouit'-ted,  a.   qui  a  de 

IVjprit. 
WîHicisin,      ouil'-ti-cizm,      s. 

trait  d'esprit,  bon  mot,  m.  pré- 

tpntion  à  l'esprit,  f. 
Wiiiilj',    ouit'-li-li,   ad.    spiri- 

tnellement. 
Wittiucss,  ouit'-ti-nesse,  ».  na- 

Inre  spirituelle,  f. 
'Wiiiingly,  cuif-tinngne-li,  ad. 

à  de5sein,  exprès. 
^Wiiiol,  ouit'-teul,  s.  cocu,co.ii- 

plaisant,  m. 
Witioly,    ouit'-teul-ll,  ad.  en 

cocu,  complaisant. 
Wfity,     ouit'.ti,    <t.    judicieux, 

mordant,  spirituel,  d'esprit. 
Wîtltwnll,   ouith'-ouâll,  s.    pi- 
vert, m. 
WlïCB,  ouaîvz,  s.  pi.   of  ^Vile. 
■WiTo,   ouaïve,  vn.    se    marier, 

prendre  femme.  [pouser. 

—  ,  un.  prendre    pour  femme,  é- 
M'iwely,    ouaWe'-li,    ad.    fémi- 
nin, de  femme. 

Wfiiiig,  ouai\e'-inngne,  s.  ma- 
riage, m.  [devin,  m. 

Wiznrd,  ouiz'-eurd,  s.  sorcier, 

Wo,  ou6,  V,  Woe. 

IVond,  ouôde,  «.  guède,  f.  pas- 

— .  va.  guèder.  [tel,  m. 

^Vôcbcgone,  oufl'-bl-gone,  «. 
accablé  de  chagrin. 

Woe,  ouO,  s.  malheur,  chagrin, 
m.  misère,/'. 

—,  int.  malheur  &  I 

Wôriil,  oufi^-fonl,  a.  triste,  mi- 
sérable, affligeant.         [temeot. 

Woriilly,   ouô'-foul-li,  ad.  Iris- 

Wokc,  ouôl{e,pr^r.  de   ^Vako. 

^Vold,oudld,  s.  plaine,^. 

%Volf,  oueuif,  s,  loup,  chancre, 
ni.  She— ,  s.  louve,  Z'.  Yoiiiig 
— ,  s.  louveteau,  m. 

—  dog,  s.  chien-loup,  «"bien  de 
berger,  m. 

— 'b  banc,  S.  aconit,  m. 

—  milk  (herb),  s.  tithjmale.  f. 
Wolves,  ououlïz,pi.  of  Wolf. 
Wôlvisli,  ououi'-viche,  a.  glou- 

toOj   vorace,  qui   ressemble  & 
un  loup. 


^'ôman,  ouoiime^-euflê,  («(/• 
lueii)  pi.  s.  ferame,  femaie  ds 
chambre,  f. 

—  likc.  n.  en  femme. 
— .  va.  elTéminer, 
^Vûiiiniied,  ououme'-eunnd,  o. 

uni  à  une  femnie. 

IVômaiihatcr,  OUOUme'-eune- 
hé-tcur,  s.  misogyne,  »)i. 

Woinniiliood,  ououme''-euno- 
ho'ùde,  s.  l'état  d'une  femme. )K. 

liVâmniiish,  ououme'-eune-i- 
che,  a   efféminé. 

Vl'ômanizo.  ououme'-eune-aïze, 
vn.  efféminer,  amollir 

Wômankiud,  ououme'-eune- 
kaînnd,  s.  le  sexe  féminin,  m. 
les  femmes. 

Wômanly,  ououme'-eune-ll,  a. 
efféminé. 

— ,  ad.  en  femme. 

'Wonili,  oudume,  s.  ventre,  seiflj 
m.  matrice,  f. 

—,  va.  renfermer,  contenir,  por- 
ter dans  son  sein. 

liVômby,  ouôùme'-i,  a.  spacieux. 

Wôincn,  cuim'-mine,  pi.  of 
Wôtnau, 

vifon,  oueunn,  part,  de  Win. 

Wônder,  oueunn-'-deur,  un,  s'é- 
tonner, être  surpris. 

— ,  ».  élonnement,  m.  merveil- 
le, surprise,  f, 

Wôndercr.  oueunn'-deur-enr, 
s.  admirateur.        [n.  étonnant. 

Wôiiderfiil.   oueunn-deur-foul, 

M'ôiidcrrully,  oueunn'-deur- 
foul-li,  ad.  à  merveille. 

—  well,  ad.  à  merveille. 

—  rich.  ad.  flxirêmement  riche. 
Wôiidorfniness,  oueunn^-deur- 

foul-nesse,».  admiration,^. 

Wôndcriiig.  oueunn '-deur-inn- 
gne,  s.  étounement,  iji, 

Wôiidermeiit,  oueunn^-deur- 
mennt,  s.  étonnement,  m. 

HVôiiderstriick,  oueunn'-deur- 
slreuk,  a.  surpris, 

M^oudcrnrorklng,  oueunn^- 
deur-ouork-lnngne,  a.  surpre- 
nant, qui  fait  des  prodiges. 

Wôudrous,  oneunn'-dreuce,  «• 
merveilleux. 


woo 


1040 


WOR 


W^iidrously,  oueuaa'-dreuce- 
li,  ad  merveilleusemeot,  ex- 
trêmement. 

Wout,  oueunnt,  un.  avoir  cou- 
tume, être  accoutumé. 

—,  a.  accoutumé. 

— .  s.  coulunie,  f,  usage,  m. 

Wôiitcd,  oueunnl'-ed,  a,  ac- 
coutumé. 

Wûniedness,  oueunnt'-ed-nes- 
?e,  *;.  bablude,  / 

'Wùntlcss,  oueont'-lesse,  a.  i- 
naccouturaé.  [courtiser, 

Woo,    ouoTi,  m,   faire    l'amour, 

—  »  ua.  courtiser,  rechercher  ea 
mariage,  prier  instamment. 

IVood,  oudùd,.';.  bois  m. 

—  biiid,  —  bine,  s.  chèvre- 
feuille, m. 

—  cliai-,  s.  charbon  de  bois,  m. 

—  cock,  s.  bécasse,  A 

—  copiiico,  bois  taillis,  m. 

—  culvcr,  s.  ramier,  m. 

—  ciittcf,  s.  bûcheruD,?)!, 

—  di-iuk,  s.  décoction,  infusion 
de  simples. 

—  rrettcr,  s.  artisan,  )ii. 

—  liolc,— house,  s.  bûcher, m, 

—  Inrk,  s,  alouette  des  bois,  ^, 

—  laiid,  s.  pays  boisé,  m. 

—  louse,  s.  cloporte,  m. 

—  mau,  s.  garde-forestier,  m. 

—  uionger,  5.  marchand  de 
bols,  m. 

—  uote,  s,  musique  cbampfi- 
tre,  f'  [drjade,^ 

—  nymph,     s.    dryade,    hama- 

—  offering,  s.  bois  brûlé  sur 
l'aulel  en  offrande. 

—  pcanc,  s.  pois   sauvage,  m. 

—  pccker,  s.  pivert,  m. 

—  pigeon,  s   pigeon  ramier,»!. 

—  pile,  s.  bûcher,  )j!. 

—  seïc,  s.  époque  à  laquelle  il 
n'y  a  plus  de  sève  dans  les  ar- 
bres. 

_■  Borrcl,  s.  oseille  sauvage,  f. 

—  Btack,s.  pile  de  bois.  7. 

—  jnrd,  s.  cliantier  de  bois,  m, 

—  -ward,  s.  forestier.  în. 

—  -nindrallvn  —,  s.  bols  cha- 
blih,,  m 

wôoiioti.  ouuïid'-eJ.a.  boisé. 


Wôodeu,  oujùd'-dn,a.  de  boisi 

—  bowl,  s.  sébile,  f. 

—  Hboes,  s.  sabots,  m.  pi. 
Wôudy,   ouoùd'-l,    a.    Doiseux, 

boisé. 

l*ôoer,  ouoù'-eur,  s.  galant, 
amant,  m. 

'n^oof,  ouoTif,  s.  trame,/',  lis- 
su,  drapeau,  m.  [ne,  f. 

Wool,  ouoTil,  s.   laine,  de  la  lai- 

—  cooiber,  s.  carjeur,  m. 

—  galheriug,  .5, distraction,  ab- 
sence d'esprit,  f, 

—  paleu,a.  qui  a  les  cheveux 
crépus.  [m. 

—  siaple,  s.  marché  de  laines, 

—  «tupler,  s,  commersant  en 
laines. 

Wôoirel,  ouoTiK-fel,  s.  peau 
encore  couverte  de  laine,  /. 

Wôollen,  ouôiilz-line,  a.  de  lai- 
ne, [m. 

—  d^'cr,  s.    teinturier  en  laine, 

—  cioth,  s.  drap,  m.  [m. 

—  draper,  s.  marchand  drapier, 

—  8luff,s.  étoffe  de  laine,  À 
IVôolpack,  WôolHnck.  ouotiK- 

pak,  sak,  s.  ballot  de  laine,  s-io 
de  laine;  siège  des  juges  à  la 
chambre  des  lords;  tout  ce  qui 
est  volumineux  et  léger. 

wôollj,  ouoTil'-li,  (I.  laineux. 

Word,  oueurd,  s.  mot,  in.  pa- 
role, expression,  f.  discours, 
m.  offre,  promesse,  f.  le  Ver- 
be. —  of  course,  s.  civilités 
d'usage,  f,  pi.  A  maii  of  foi» 
—  s,  un  homme  silencieux.  A 
niaii  of  inaiiy  — s,  grand 
parleur.  By  — ,  ,<:.  proverbe.™. 
By  —  of  luoiilh,  ad.  de  bou- 
che. Uigli -s,  injures,  f.  pi. 
To  Write  —,  va.  faire  savoir. 
Vain  —8,  paroles  en  l'air,/. 
pi.  llVatch  — îi.  mot  d'ordre, 
m. 

—  book,  s.  vocabulaire,  m. 

—  catcher,  s.  épilogueur,  m, 
— .  va.  exprimer,  énoncer. 
Wôi-dless,      oueurd^-iesse,    a. 

sans  paroles,  silencieux. 
wôrdy,  oueuid'-i,  a,  verbeux, 
diffus,  babillard. 


WOR 


1041  WOR 


Woro,  ouôre,  prêt,  de  ^Veor. 

■Work,  oueurk,  s.  tra-vail,  ouvra- 
ge, ))î.  œuvre,  affaire,  manœu- 
vre d'un  navire,  f.  emploi, 
trouble,  m 

—  ,  (worked,  wiought, 
wrought,  Tvorkc(l)  va.  tra- 
vailler,'mettre  en  œuvre,  fa- 
çonner, faire  bouillir,  faire 
fermenter,  faire  marcher,  con- 
duire, 

—  ,  vn.  travailler,  être  en  mou- 
vement, agir,  fonctionner,  opé- 
rer, fermenter,  s'introduire. 

—  Bilk,  va,  manufacturer  la 
soie. 

—  a  gown  -rnUb  gold,  bro- 
cher une  robe  en  or. 

—  a  lia»,  fouler.  [faire. 

—  0!ie''s  «c-ir  olT.  se  tirer  d'af- 

—  oui,  achever,  finir,  venir  à 
bout.  [pénéirer. 

—  iilioii,     émouvoir,      toucher, 

—  dnj,  'n'oi'kiiig.da}',  s.  jour 
ouvrable,  iiî. 

—  l'cllow,  «.compagnon,  m, 

—  inuii.s.  ouvrier,  artisan,  ?». 

—  uiuuly,  ad,  eu  ouvrier  ha- 
bile. 

—  mniisliip,  $.  savoir-faire,  ou- 
vrage, travail,  m.  main-d'œu- 
vre, f. 

—  mas«cf,s.  aulei:r,  m. 

—  sliop,  s.  atelier,  lu. 

—  wiiman,  s.  Ouvrière,  / 
Wôrker,    oueurk'-eur,   s.    ou- 
vrier, (in  a  ship)   manouvrier, 

nôi'khouse,    Woi-kinghoii- 

Be,  oueurk'-haouce,  inugne- 
baouce,  s.  maison  des  pauvres, 
maison  de  force,  f.  atelier, 
m. 
Avôfkitig,  oueurk'-inngne,  s. 
travail,  ouvrage,  dî.  opéralion 
chirurgicale,  f.  (in  a  ship)  ma- 
nœuvre, f. 
Woïky,  uueurk/-i,  a,  ouvrable, 

ouvrier. 
Wui-ld,    oueurld,  j.  monde,  ??i. 
la  terre,  multitude,  infinité,  a- 
boiiiinnce,   f.    lu  tlie   — ,    au 
Blonds.        "..  «i«is*       a<l  ni 


b.is.    Ki>    nlicru    in    Iho    --, 
nulle  part.  —    -niihoiil    cu<!, 

Wôrliiliiicss.  oueurld'-li-Be«sp, 
s.  av.irice,  f.  atiachenieut  au 
mnnile,  »!.  mondanilé,  f. 

Wôi-ldliiig.  oueurld'  linngnc, 
s.  homme  intéressé,  avare,  7)/. 
mondain. 

Wùrldl}',  oueurld'-li,  a.  mon- 
dain, humain. 

— .  ad.  mondaincment, 

Worin,  oueurm,  s.  ver,  tire- 
bourre,  écrou,  VI.  Glow— ,  s. 
ver  luisant,  m.  Huud  —  s. 
ciron,  m.  Silk  —,  s.  ver  à 
soie,  VI. 

—  catcii.a    vermoulu. 

—  bulcs,  s.  vermoulure,  f. 

—  scc'd,  s.  poudre  aux  vers,  f, 

—  nood,  s.  absinthe,  f. 

— ,  va.  éverrcr,  miner  sourde- 
ment, ôter  par  des  voies  len- 
tes, supplanter. 

— ,  vil.  agir  sourdement,  se  traî- 
ner, ramper  (as  a  worm). 

Wôi-my,  oueurm'-i,  a.  plein  do 
vers,  verreux. 

Woiii,  ouôrn,  part  de  Wear. 

—  ou«,  a.  usé. 

Wôriy,  oueur'-ri,  va.  tracasser, 
mettre  en  pièces,  maltraiter. 

Wôirjiiig,  oueur'-ri-inngne,  s. 
l'action  de  houspiller,  f, 

Worsf,  oueurse,  a.  pire,  pis. 
—  ai>d — ,  ad.  de  mal  en  pis, 
de  pis  en  pis.  \_<-'>SC,  m. 

— .   s.    le   dessous,    le     de^avan- 

Wùi'bhip,  oueur'-shipe,  s.  Cul- 
te, service,  I7i.  grandeur,  di- 
gnité, idolâtrie,  f. 

— ,  va.  adorer,  respecter» 

— ,  vn.  rendre  un  c'.!'>j. 

W6i'»bipriil,  oueur'shipo-foul, 
(I.  honorable,  vénérable. 

Wôrahiprully,  oueur'-sbipe- 
foul-li,  «(/.  avec  honneur. 

^T/ôi-Bliippcd,  «ueur'-shipt,  a, 
adoré. 

^^iSrskîpper,  oueur'-ship-peur, 

Wûr^hîppiii;:,  oueur^-ship- 
plnngue,  s.  adoration,  f. 


WRA 


1042 


WRE 


Worst,  oueursl,  a.  s.  le  pis,  le 
pire. 

— ,va.  batlre,  vaÎDcre,  défaire. 

—,  ad.  le  plus  mal.  To  hâve 
«be  — ,  îToir  le  dessous. 

v^ôi'sted,  oueurs'-tid,  a.  vain- 
cu, battu. 

— .  s.  laine  filée,  estame,  f. 

M'ofi,  oueurte,  s.  chouj  iK, 
herbe,  f.  moût,  m. 

Woftb,  oueurth,  S.  prix,  ))!.  va- 
leur, considératiûD,  f.  mérite, 

7)1. 

— •  a,  qui  vaut,  valant,  digne, 
riche  de.  To  be  —,  équiva- 
loir. 

Wûrtbily,  oueur/-(fti-li,  ad. 
digDPment,  convenablement. 

^Tôrikiiiess,  oueur^-2/ii-nesse, 
s.  mérite,  vi.  dignité,  impor- 
tance, f. 

wôrihlcsa,  oueurth'-lesse,  a. 
sans  mérite. 

Wôrtblessiiess,  oueurth'-les- 
se-nesse,  s.  indignité,  f. 

Wûrlby.  oueur'-tAi,  «.  digne, 
vertueux,  méritant. 

—»tja.  rendre  illustre,  exalter. 

— .  s    homme  illustre,  m. 

Wo«,  ouûtt,  va.  savoir.  God— , 
Dieu  le  sait. 

%Vould,  ououd,  prêt,  de  Will. 
—  I  —  to  Rod!  piût  h  Dieul 

—  be,  n.  qui  prétend  foliement 
être,  soi-disant. 

^iVauiid,;;i't>^  eipart.  de^Viiid. 

— ,  .ç.  blessure,  plaie./',  choc,  m. 
To  gîvoa  — ,  4o  close  a — , 
faire,  fermer  une  blessure. 

—  woi-i.  s.   herbe  vi;'  "'éraire,  f. 
— ,    ca.    blesser,   oSenser,    faire 

une  blessure  à. 

Vi'ôiiiidicfis,  ouonand'-lesse,  a. 
sans  blessure. 

Wôiintl;',  ouounn'di,  ad.  ex- 
cessivement. 

— .  a,  excessif,  prodigieux. 

Vi'o»e,  ouô\e,  prêt,  de  Weave, 

Wôvcu,  ouô'-vu  ,part.  de  'Wca- 
ve. 

—,  a.  fait   au    métier,   tissé. 

Wrnck,  rak,  s.  naufrage,  m,  u. 


Wraok,tia.torturer,  tourmenter. 

— ,  vn.  faire  naufrage. 

Wi'ângle,  ranng'-gl,  Un.  sa 
disputer,  se  quereller. 

— ,  'Wi-Ângliiig.  ranng'-glinn- 
gne,  s.  dispute,  querelle,  f. 

Wrâiiglcr,  ranng'-gieur,  S.dis- 
puteur,  querelleur. 

llVrap,  rap,  (wrapi)  R^,.  entor- 
tiller, envelopper;  comprendre) 
contenir;  transporter,  ravir. 

—  iip,  envelopper. 
^Vrâpper,    rap'-peur,  s.    enve- 
loppe, chemise,  f. 

Wraptup,  rapt  eup,  a.  ravi. 

IWraih.  roth  or  rath,  s.  cour- 
roux, m.  colère,  f. 

'Wrûihful,  rolh'-foul  or  rath'- 
foul,  a.  courroucé,  en  colère, 
irrité.  [avec  colère. 

Wrâlbriilly,    roth'-foul-ll,  ad. 

Wi'âtblesa,rotb'-lesse,a.  doux, 
pacifique. 

%Vreak,  rlke, t.  vengeance, /. ac- 
cès de  fureur,  m. 

— .  vn,  se  venger,  exécuter  un 
mauvais  dessein. 

— ,  va.  faire  peser,  assouvir;  ti- 
rer vengeance  de. 

—  iipoii,  en  vouloir  à.    [dicatif. 
^Vi'énkful,    rilie'-foul,    a.   vin- 
^Vrealb,    rith  or  tithe,  s.  guir- 
lande, f.   tortillon,  m.  tressa, 
feston.  [ner. 

— ,  va.  tordre,  tortiller,  couron- 

Wi'éatby,  ri'-rAi.  a.  tors. 

Wrock,  rek,  s.  naufrage,  perla 
(at  sea);  ruine,  destruction. 

— ,  s.  varech,  sart,  m. 

— ,  va.  ravager,  ruiner,  faire  fai- 
re naufrage,  détruire. 

— ,  tin.  faire  naufrage,  se  'bri- 
ser, se  perdre. 

'tVreckcd,  a.  naufragé.  To  be 
— .  faire  naufrage. 

Wrcn.  renn,  s.  roitelet,  ir. 

Wrcnob.  rennche,  s.  torsion, 
action  d'arracher  violemment, 
entorse,  f. 

— ,  va.  détordre,  tordre,  arra- 
cher, pousser  violemuu-nt. 

—  onc's  fou6;  £5  donner  uoe 
entorse,/. 


WRI 


1043 


WRO 


^iVrench  open,  enfoucer, forcer. 
Wresi,  rest,   va.  arracher,  tor- 
dre, forcer,  violenter. 

—  fi'oni.  ravir. 

— ,  s.  violence,  force,  /'. 

Wrésied.  ress'-ted,  a.  tors, for- 
cé. 1  tord. 

^Vrésicm-,  ress'-teur,  s.  celui  qui 

'«Vi'cstio,  res'-sl,  vn.  lutter. 

Wrcsilcr,  res'-sl-eur,  s.  lut- 
teur, m.  [lutte,  f. 

'SVi'cstliug,    res'-sl-inngoe,    s. 

—  place,  s.  palt-slre,  m. 
^Vi-<.-<ch,  retsh,  a,  misérable. 
^Vréiched,    rotsii'-ed,  «.    misé- 

rablfi.  pitojable,  raéchant. 

Wi'étcliedly,  retsh'-ed-li,  ad. 
inisérableraent,  mal,  basse- 
ment. 

^VrvlrLcdness,  relsh'-ed«1jes- 
se,  s.  misère,  bassesse,  f. 

Wi'éichless,  retsh'-lesse,  a.  in- 
souciant, 

ifVi-iggIc,  rig'-gl,  vn.  se  reco- 
quilier,  se  plier,  se  replier,  se 
fourrer,  serpenter,  frétiller,  in- 
sinuer. 

■Wi-iggliiig,  rig'glinngne,  s. 
(ofa  fnalie)plis  et  replis. m.  pi, 

Wi-igglclail,  rig/-gl-téle,  s. 
queue  qui  remue  sans  cesse,  f. 

wViglu,  raïte,  s.  ouvrier,  arti- 
san, m. 

Wrîiig.  rinng,  (wrung, 
wruiig)  va.  tordre,  pincer, 
déchirer,  arracher, presser, ser- 
rer, tinirmenler,  persécuter. 

—  ,  vn.  être  dans  l'inquiétude. 
Wriugor.   rinng'-eur,  s.  celui 

qui  tnrd  le  linge. 
Wi'inklc.    rinngk'-kl,    s.    ride, 
inégalité,  f.  repli,  m. 

—  ,  va.  rider,  plisser.  To  —  o- 
iie's  Ijroiv.  froncer  le  sourcil. 

— .  vn.  se  rider,  se  plisser. 
>'Vri8«.  riste,  s.  poignet,  m. 
Wi-i9tl>iiiid.    riste'-bannd,      s. 

poignet  de  chemisoj'  m 
Writ.    ritt,  s.    ordre   par  écrit, 

brevet,  m.  ordonnance,  '. 

—  of  exécution,  s,  lettres  exé- 
cutoires, f.  pi.  To  issue  out 
a  —,    donner  un  ordic.  A   — 


toarrcst  an;  oue, contrainte 
par  corps. 

—  •prêt,  et  part,  de  'Write. 
IVrite,   raïte,     (wrote,   wrila 

ten,  -wrotc)  fa.  écrire,  gra- 
ver, imprimer,  composer,  ex- 
primer par  lettres. 
— ,  vn.  écrire  (to  perforra  the 
acl;  10  send  letters,  etc.);  com- 
poser (as  an  author). 

—  afjor,  copier. 

—  A  good  band,  bien  écrire. 

—  down,  rédiger,  mettra  pal 
écrit. 

—  in   a   burrjr,   brocher. 

—  out,  transcrire,  copier. 

—  o»er  again,  récrire,  mettre 
au  net. 

'Wri'ter,  raS'-teur,  s.  écrivain, 
auteur,  commis,  m. 

Wridie.  raitAe,  (writUcd, 
wi-ithcu)  va.  tortiller,  tor- 
dre, arracher. 

— .  vn.  se  tordre,  se  débattre 
(with  agony). 

Writiug,  raî'-tinngne,  s  écri- 
ture, f.  écrit,  m.  To  comuiil 
«o  —,  rédiger. 

—  master,  s.  maître  d'écriture, 
m. 

—s,  ,!.  écrits,  ouvrages,  ni.pl. 
'Writtcn,     rit'-tn,     part,      de 


Wr 


iWi- 


VTrôke»,  rok'-kn,  part,  de 
Wrong,  ronng,  s.  tort,  domma- 
ge, m.  injustice,  f.  To  bo  iu 
tbe  — ,  avoir  tort. 
— *  a.  faux,  de  travers,  impropre. 
To  liiiigb  in  Ibu  —  place, 
rire  mal  à  propos. 

—  fiidc,  5.  l'envers,  m. 

—  sideoutn'ai-d, ati.à  l'envers, 
— ,  ad.  mal,  à  tort.  Uightor— , 

bien  ou  mal. 

— ,  Vil.  faire  tort  à,  léser 

'Wrôii^doei-,  Wrônger, 

ronng^-doli-eur,  eur,  s.  celui 
qui  outrrige,  cause  du  dommage. 

^Trùngfiil,  ronng'-foul,  a.  ini- 
que, injuste. 

Wrôngrully.  ronng'-foul-li,  ad. 
à  tort,  injustement. 

Wrougboad,  M^i'oughcaded, 


YAW 


1U4« 


YEA 


ronng'-hed,   hed-ed,   a.   écer- 

velé. 
Wi'iiiiglcssl)',     roiiDg'-lesse-li, 

iid.  sans  nuire  à  personne. 
Wréiigly,    ronng'-li,     ad.   mal 

à  propos,  à  tort,  [de  Wriic, 
Wrotc,  rôle,  prêt,  et  part. 
Wi'otb,   rolh,  a.  en    colère,  jr- 

rité. 
Wrôiight,    rau'.e,    a.    travaillé, 

ouvré,  touché,  affeclé. 
kVruug,    reuDDg,    a.    tortillé, 

tors. 


Wry,  raï,  a.  de  Iraverj,  lorlu. 

—  faco,  s.  grimace,  f. 

—  moulhcil,     a.    qui    tord   la 
bouche. 

—  neck.s.  torticolis,  torcol,  m. 

—  iicckc-d,    s.    qui  a  le  cou  un 
peu  de  travers,  lorliculis,  vi. 

— .  vn.  élre  de  travers,  se  lorore, 
perler   de   travers,   l'aire   éloi- 
gner de.  [vers. 
Wrj'ed,  raïd,  a.  qui  est  de  Ira- 
Wrj/ly,  raMi,a6i.  obliquement, 
de  travers. 


X 

(Ancun  mot  anglais  ne  cpmmence  par  un  X). 


Xf  clfS,  X,  dix,  aljréviation  du 
mot  Christ,  X,  le  Christ,  Xn, 
chrétien. 

Xebcc.  zi'-beli,  s.chebec.m. 

Xérophtbalniy,  zi^-ror-thal-mi, 
s.xerophthalmie,/'.[menl6ec,m. 

Xer<iieB,  il-rô'-tlz,   t.  teœpéra- 


Xiphinfi,  zif'-i-ass,  s.  espadon 
(ilie  sword-lisb),  xiphias,  ni. 

XiplioiilL'B,  zi-foï'-diz,  s.  l'ap- 
pendice xipboïde,  m. 

Xj-^risizi^-riss,  s.  glaïeul  puant, 


T,  oual,  s.  j. 

Tacht,  jott,  s,  jaebt,  m, 

Vnni,  yame,  s.  (bo.)  yam,m. 

Yap,  ïap,s.  petit  chien,  m. 

Yurd.  jarde,  S.  verge,  mesure 
de  longueur  (0  n>  914j;  cour,  f. 
(of  a  ship)  vergue,  antenne,  f. 

TTarc,  jére,  a.  empressé,  pas- 
sionné, ardent. 

Târcly,jére'-li,nrf.  adroitement. 

Yaru,  jarn,  i.  laine  filée,  f. 

Yarr.  jarr,  vn,  gronder  comme 
un  chien.  [le,  f. 

YàrroTO,  yar'-rô,  S.  mille-feuil- 

Ya«l,  yâùle,  s.  chaloupe,  f.  es- 
quif, m.  [vrir  beaucoup. 

Yami,  y£ine,  vn.  bailler,  s'ou- 

—,  Yàwning,  yaùns'-inngne,  s. 


bâillement,  m.  envie  de  dor- 
mir, /.  [leur,  VI. 

Yâwuer,     jâùne'-éur,  s.   bâil- 

Yaniiiiig,  H,  endormi 

Yaws,  jirôz,  s.  épian,  pian,  ))i. 

Y'cind,  i'-klaa,  part,  couvert] 
vêtu. 

Y'cleped,  i'-klept,  a.  appelé. 

Ye  or  You,  p.pro.  vous. 

Yen,  yi,  ad.  oui,  vraiment,  mê- 
me. Soy  —  or  iiay,  dites 
oui  ou  non. 

Ycuii,  yine,  un.  agneler. 

Véaiiliiig,  yine'-linngne,  s.  a- 
giieau,  m. 

Yc-ar,  ylre,  s.  an,  m.  année,  f. 
Eveiy  —,  tous  les  ans.  Ostcw 
a  -,    une     fols   l'aa.    T«b 


YES 


1045 


YOU 


poiinda  a  —,  dix  livres  par 
an.  In  — B,&gé. 

—,  s.  âge,  m.  années,  f,  p2. vieil- 
lesse, f. 

Ifôurliiig,  jire'-liniigne,  a.  qui 
n'a  qu'un  an. 

Yéarly,  yire/-li,0-  annuel. 

—  1  ud.  annuellement, 
Voaru,   yeurn,  vn.   être   ému, 

cbagi'iD,soufrir  intérieurement. 
—,   va,     chagriner,    inquiéter, 

tourmenter. 
Veâriiiiig,     yeurn'-Inngne,    (. 

cumpassion,  f, 
Ycast,  V.  Ye*i. 
Yelk,  yelk,  s.  jaune  d'œuf,  m. 
Yell.yell.s.  Iiurlement,  cri  d'iior- 
—,  vn.  liurler,  crier,      [reur,  m. 
Yélloiv,    jel'-lô,n.  jaune. 

—  boy,  s.  pièce  d'or,   guinée,  f. 

—  <Iuu,  a.  Isabelle. 

—  fcïci',  s,  fièvre  jaune,  /. 

—  kainmer,  s.  loriot,  m. 
Yéllonrista,  ;el'-16-iche,  a.  jau- 
nâtre. 

Yéllonisbness,  yel'-lô-iche- 
nesse,  s,  couleur  jaunâtre,  f. 

Yéllowuess,  yel'-lô-nesse,  s. 
couleur  jaune,  f.  [f. 

Yéllon's,  yel/-16ze,  s.  jaunisse, 

Yelp,  yelp,  vn.  glapir,  aboyer. 

Yélpiiig,  yelp'-inngne,  s.  gla- 
pissement, )?!. 

— .  a.  glapissant. 

Ycômuii,  y4/-mane,  s.  métayer, 
gros  fermier,  yoman  (a  cere- 
/nouious  title  given  to  sol- 
diers).  —  of  «he  guard,  gar- 
des à  pied,  m.  pi.  officier  de 
la  mason  du  roi. 

—  of  ibe  paiitry,  s.  panetler 
du  roi,  m. 

Ycômaiiry,  yô/-mann-rl,s.corp« 
des  fermiers  anglais,  m. 

Yei-k,  yeurk,  i,  secousse,  f. 

—,  va.  secouer,  renverser,  lancer. 

Yerii,  yeurn,  u.  Yearii. 

Yos,  yiss,  ad.  oui,  si. 

Yosi.  yest,  s.  levure,  /'.levain^n. 

Yéster.  yess'-teur,  a.  d'hier. 

Ycstcrday,  yess'-teur-dé,  ad, 
hier.  \a.d.  hier  au  soir, 

Yésiernight,    yess'-teur-nalte, 


Teslerniglit,  (,  l'avant-derniè' 
re  nuit,  f. 

Yéaly,  yess'-tl,  a.  écumeux. 

Yet,  yett,  c.  néanmoins,  cepen- 
dant, toutefois.  [cfla. 

—,  ad.    encore,  jusqu'ici^    outre 

Yew,  —  «rec,  yoTi,  s,  if,  »!. 

—,  vn.  avoir  le  hoquet. 

Yicld,  ylld,  va.  céder,  abandon- 
ner, permettre,  produire,  rap- 
porter, rendre,  concéder,  ac- 
corder, donner,  avouer. 

—,  vn.  céder,  fléchir,  se  rendre, 
accéder,  consentir. 

Yiélder,  yîl'-deur,  S.  celui  qui 
cède,  cessionnaire,  m. 

Yicidiiig,  yîl'-dinngne,  a.  fa- 
cile, accommodant. 

Yiéldingly,  yîl'-dinngne-li,  (id. 
librement. 

Yiéldiiiguesa,  ylK-dinngne- 
nesse,  s,  facilité,  humeur  ijé- 
névole,  f.  [paire,  f. 

Yokc,  yôke,  s.  joug,  m.  couple, 

—  eliD,  s.  charme  (a  tree),?)î. 

—  fellow,  —  mate,  s.  compa- 
gnon, in.  compagne,  f. 

— .  va.  accoupler,  mettre  au 
joug,  subjuguer. 

Yulk,  yôke,  s.  jaune  d'œuf, 
moyeu,  m. 

Yon,  Voiid,  Y6nder,  ynnn, 
yonnd,  yonn'-deur,  a.  à  quel- 
que dislance,  que  l'on  aperçoit. 

— ,  ad.  là,  là-bas. 

Yorc,  yôre,  ad.  autrefois,  jadis. 
In  (ime  of  —,  il  y  a  bien 
longtemps. 

Yon,  yoTi,  ipro.  vous,  on 

Yonn-:,  yeunng,  a.  jeune,  fai- 
ble, ignorant.  [vice. 

—  bcginucr,  a.  apprenti,    no- 

—  ont-B,  s.  les  petits,  m.  pi. 
Yoûiiger,   yeuung^-eur,  a.  plus 

jaune,  cadet.  [carte. 

—  band  (at   play),   dernier  en 
Yoûiigest,  yeunng^-este,  a.    la 

ou  la  plus  jeune. 
Yoiingish,  yeunng'-iche,  a,  un 

ppu  jeune. 
Yoûngling,     yeunng'-Iinngne, 

s.  jeune  animal,  m. 
Voûngly,   ïeuung/-li|  ad.     de 


ZEU 


1046 


ZYM 


bonna  heure,  a^vec  ignorance, 
,Tvec  faiblesse, 

VoHMssii'r.Yoîinker.yciinng'- 
stenr,  yeunngk'-eur,  s.  jeune 
liomme,  jei.De  éveillé,  m.  jeu- 
ne fille,  f. 

Vour,  jûTir,  prtJ.Tolre,  vos. 

Ifûui'Bcir,  yeui'-self,  vous-mê- 
me. 

VoiirBelves,  yeur'-seivz,  vous- 
niêmf's. 

Yoiii's.  2'î'O.  le  vôtre,  à  vous. 

Voiith,  yoùtli,  s.  jeunesse,  f. 
bas  âge,'?»,  adolescsufie,  f. 


Yoiilh.  a   jeune,  précoce. 

l'ùiiihrul,  youlh'-foul,  a.  fol&- 
tre.  frais,  vigoureux. 

Yôulbriill)-,  youth'-fou!-li,  ad. 
en  jeune  homme. 

Tôuthrtiliiess.  yo ulh' -fou  1-n es- 
se, s.  tour  de  jeunesse,  m.  jeu- 
nesse, f. 

Tôulbj-,  youth'-i,  a  qui  appar- 
tient à  la  jeunesse. 

Titek,  yeuk,  s.  la  g.ille,  /". 

Yiile,  yioul,  s.  la  fête  do  Noël,  ^, 

YuX)  yeuks,  s.  le  hoqurt,;)!. 

—,vn.  avoir  le  hoquet)  m. 


K.  zed,  s.  z,m.. 
Zi'iu)'.  zé'-ni,  s.  bouffon,  m, 
Zcal,  zile,  s.  zèle,  ardeur,  désir, 
m.  [p.-irlisan  acharné,  m. 

Kéalot,    zél'-eutt,   s.  fanât  que, 
Zéaloiis,   zél'-euce,  a.  zélé,  ar- 
dent, passionné. 
Zéiilously, zél'-euce-li,arf.  avpc 
zélé  [s.  zélé,  caractère  zélé. 

Zéalniisiieso,     zel'-euce-nesse, 
Zcchiu,    tshi-Une',    s.    sequin, 

Zébra,  zi'-bra,  s.  zèbre,  m. 

Zéiiitb,  zi'-nith,  .■!.  zénith,  m. 

ZépbjF,  Zcpbi^riis,  zef'-feur, 
zef'-feur-euce,  s.  zépliyre. 

Zv8t.  ze'te,  s.  zest.  piquant. 

—,  va.  donner  du  piquant  à,  re- 
lever, 

Zeiigma(iioug'-ma,>.  ellipse,/' 


Zîgzas,  lig'-zag,  s.  zigzng,  sil- 
lon, m. 
Zinc,   zinngk,  s.    zinc,  m,    To 

eoïer  \«-ilh  — .  zinquer. 
ZôcU-.zô'-kl,  s.  socle,  )}î. 
Zodiac,    zô'-di-ak  or  dji-ak,  s, 

zoiliaque,  m.  [diacal 

Zf>()îacal.  zô'-di-a-kal,  fi.  ZO' 
Zoiliig,  z6-il-euce,  a.  envieux 
Zone,  zone,  s.  zone,  ceinture, /■. 

circuit,  m.  [phie,  f. 

Zoôsrapbjr,  z6-og'-gra-fi,  s.  — 
Zoôlo^y,    zôol'-ô-dji,    s.   zooln 

gie,  ?■  [phyte.  m 

Zoô[>bytc,  zô-ô^-faîte,  s.  zoo- 
ZoôtoniSsl,    zô-ot'-to-miste,   s, 

qui  dissèque  les  animaux. 
Zoôloni}',    zô-OlMo-mi,  s.    zoo- 

lomie,  f.  [moteclinie,  f, 

Zyiuôlogy.  zaî-mol'-ô  dji,  s.  zj- 


NOMS    PROPRES 
D'HOMMES,     DE     DIEUX 

ET   DE   LOCALITÉS. 


a.  Adjectif. 
nnc.  Noms  anciens. 
C.  Cap. 
e.  Empire. 
fl.  Fleuve. 
g.  Golfe. 


ABREVIATIONS   : 

t.  Ile. 
l.  Lac. 
mont.  Montagne. 
n.  Nation. 
f.  Nom  de  fem- 
me. 


m.  Nomd'liomnic 

p.  Pnivince. 
ni).  Rivière. 

r.  Royaume.   , 

s.  SurnoiTi. 

V.  Ville. 


Ab'dcrn,  s.  Abdère,  '. 
Abi'iizz,  s.pr.  Abvu7.ie,f. 
A'Iiydos,  s.  Abydos,  m. 
Alijhtjîiiia.  r.  l'Aliysfinie.  f. 
Abyssiiiiau,  71.  Abyssin,  Abys- 
sinien. 
AcâdJa,p.  Arcadio,  /. 
Arâiiin,  p.  l'Acanie,  f. 
Ai'âiiiuii.  n.  Acanicn. 
Acarnâiiia,^.  l'Acarnanie,  f. 

.\chAta,p.  l'Achaie, /■. 
AcbAiaii,  n.   Acbaïen,   Acbéen. 
Acbntcs,  Acliate,  m. 
A-'rheron,  fl.  Acheron,  m. 
.\cbcrÛBBn.  Acheruse,  f. 
Acbillcs,  Achille,  vt. 
Acre,   Acre,  Saint-Jean  dAcre. 
Acriaiiis,  Acrise,  m. 
A''cicou9  Actéon,  ni, 
A'delïn.  Adeline,  f. 
Admétua,  Admète,  m. 
Adôlpbus,  Adolphe,  m. 
Aiiôiiis,  Adonis,  m. 
Atli-nslia,  Adrastée,  f. 
Aili-iis*""- Adrasie,  VI. 
A'di'inn,  Adrien,  m. 
Adriâtic  Sca.  Mer  Adriatique, 
f.  Golfe  de  Venise,  m. 


.Si'RcuB,  Eaque,  m. 
.JDgéan  Sca.  Mer  Egée,  f. 
.^iEcria,  Egérie,  f. 
Mg,inu,  i.  Egine. 
jEK'sib'is,  Egiste,  m. 
3E'slo,  Eglé,  f. 
Muéas,  s   Enée,  m. 
.lE'oUi»,  Eole,  m. 
.lEsciil&pius.  Esculape,  m. 
iE'sope,  Esope,  m. 
.^lôlia,  p    l'Etoile,  f. 
.lE^tiba,  mont.  Eln%  ni. 
A^frica,  l'Afrique,  f. 
A^fricaii,  n.   Africain. 
A'gaiha,  Agathe,  f. 
Agéiior.  Agénor,  )?i. 
Asimn,  Aglaé,  f. 
Abuaiici'us,  Assuérus,  ii' 
A/lnn,  Alain,  m, 
A'Iaric,  Alaric,  m. 
Albaiiia.p.  Albanie. 
Albion,  V.  Albion. 
Albànian.  )i.  Albanais, 
A'Ibense,  n.  Albin. 
A'IcœuB.  Alcée,  f. 
A'Icidca,  s.  Alcide,  m, 
Alcitiniia,  Alcinoiis,  m. 
Alemcna,  Alcmène,  f. 
A'Idernay,  t.  Aurigny. 


API 


1048 


ATH 


AI<-c«o,Alecto,  f. 

Alpppo.  11.  Alep. 

A^U'SLuiidtT.  Alexandre,  m, 

Aleiuiidi'éila,  v.  Alexandret- 
t^  f. 

Ale.xûii(Ii'Ba,  V.  Alexandiie,  f. 

Algcriaii,  Algériiic,  n.  Al- 
gérien. 

A'Igiers.u.  Alger,))!. 

A'Iice,  Alice,  (. 

Aljiliciis.  fl.  Alphée,  m. 

Alpliûiisu,  Alplaonse,  ))i. 

Alp».  mont,  les  Alpes,  f.jil. 

A'Iwiii-  Aluin,  m. 

Aiuiillkcn,  Amallhée,/. 

Aninziiiiin,  p.  Pavs  ces  Ama- 
zone?, TH. 

A'iKiizoïis,  )!.  Amazones,/',  pi. 

A'iiiIm'osc,  Ambroise,  vi. 

Anifilûiis.  Amédée,  m. 

Aiiiolin.  Emilie,/. 

Aiuciica.  l'Amérique. 

Aiiici'iraBi^  )i.  Amencaîn- 

Auipbilrile,  Alliplillrite,  /. 

Ampliiirjoii,  Amphitrkn,  ni. 

A'iuiti'iit,  Amurat,))!. 

A'uij.  Aimée,  /. 

Aiiâcrco».  Anacréon,  ))i. 

Aiiaseûsiiis,  Anasiase.  m. 

AnaaimaiidcB**     ADaximandre^ 

Aiioliifcs.  Anchise,  m.  [m 

Aucôna,  Ancone, /. 

Andalùsia.p.  l'Andalousie,  /. 

A'iidcsor  Cordilîcras,  mont. 
Andes  ou  Cordillères, f.  pi. 

A^iidrc-n-,  André,  m. 

AudrômachL'.  Androm.ique,  /. 

Ao.drônirda.  Anriron.èile,  /. 

Aiin,  Aiiiio  or  A'uua,  Anue  ou 
AnneUe,  /. 

A'iisclm,  Anselme,  m. 

Aiiiliéiis,  Antée,  m. 

A'ulboiiy.  Antoine,  m. 

Auti^iia.  f.  Aiitigoa.  m. 

Aiiiilles.  {.  les  Antilles. 

A'iiiiurb,  ii.Antiocbei 

Aiiiûnia.  Antoinette,  /. 

Anloniiiiis  Ibe  pluiis.  AntO- 
nin  le  pieux,  m. 

A'nmefp.  V.  Anvers. 

Aiii'iliis,  Anubis,  m. 

A'iM'iiiiiiii'8,  mont.  l'Apennin, 

A'|i:s,  Apis,  ))1.  [m. 


Apûllo,  Apollon,  m. 
Aprilia,p.  la  Fouille. 
Api'iliaii.  n.  Apulien. 
A'qiîifaiii.anc.p.  l'Aquilaine,/ 
Ai'al.ùlia,  Arabelle,  /. 
Ai-aliia.l'AraliiP,/. 

—  «leseriu.  —  Déserte. 

—  fclii.  —  Heureuse. 

—  p4*erœa, —  Petrée. 
Arâbiaii.  n.  Arabe. 
v^^i-a;:oiic»ie.  Ji.  Ara£0D3,s. 
ArbaccB,  Arbace,  m. 
A'i-l>i-la.  V    Arbelle.  /. 
Arclidia,  p,  l'Arcadie,  /. 
Arrâdiaii,  n    Arcadien. 
A'i'cliibald.  Arcliamliaud,  m. 
Ai'ckiiiicdcs.  Arcliimède,  m. 
Areihûsa,  Aréthuse,  /. 
A'ryoïis.  anc.r.  l'Argolide,  ^ 
A'rKii».  Argus,  m. 
AiisUKiis,  Aristée,  m, 
."irijuliio.  Ariane,  jf, 
A:i<!it.  Arion,  m. 

.li  i^iidfs.  Aristide,  m. 
Ai'i.iiippus,  Aristippe,  m. 
Ai'ii-toliiiliis.  Aristobule,  m, 
.4i'!!i:od(>inias.    Aristodème,  m. 
.'^■'■«lopliaiics.  Aristophane,  m. 
A'ri-totlo.  Aristote,  m. 
.i^i'iiii'iiia,  p.  l'Arménie,  /. 
Ariucuiaii,)z.  Arménien. 
Ai'iiK'iiius,  s.  l'Arménien,  l'Ar- 

meuique,  m. 
A'i'tiold,  Arnaud,  m. 
Ar(axci'XPsL.oi>giiiiauils,  Ar- 

tiixerxcs  Louguemain. 
Arlvniisia,  Artémise,  /. 
A'fihus,  Artbus  ou  Arthur,  i». 
Aspâsia.  s,  pr.  Aspasie,  /. 
A^sia,  l'Asie,/",  lesser  — ,  ■iii.> 

iior— ,Asie  Mineure. 
Asiaiic.  11.  Asiatique. 
Asopb,  V.    Asof,     W.   Tbc  se:-. 

of  — ,  la  mer  d'Asflf. 
Assy'i'in,  une.  r,  l'Assyrie,  /. 
Assy'rian.  II.  Assyrien. 
.iBliœ'a.  Astrée,  /. 
.%«iiiiia.  p.   les  Asturies, /.pi 
Asiy'agt-s,  Asiyage,  m. 
A*.i3'aiiax,  Astvanax,  }K, 
AlaUiiiia.  Alala'nte,/. 
Albâiiasius,  Athanase.m. 
Albéuian,  )i.  AthénleOi 


BEL 

A'Ihcna,  v.  Athènes,  f. 
Allas,  mont.  Allas,  ??i. 
Aii'cii!!,  Atrce,  m. 
A'ii'"i>os,  Alropns,  m. 
A'iiicii,;).  l'AUique,  f. 
A 10  g  II  «t  II».  Au^ufle,  ))i. 
A'iiroa.  Anre  ou  Aurée,  f. 
Aii.-,-li!i,  Aiirclie.  f. 
Aiii'oliaii.  n.  Aurélien,  m. 
Auréra,  Aurore,  /. 


1049 


BOS 


A'ugsbiirg,  V.  Angsbourg,  tu 
Aiistiii,  Augustin,  m. 
AiiKtrnlia,  p.  Australie. 
Aiisiri'iliaii,  11.  Australien. 
Awsirâsiu, «ne.  r.  TADStrasic,/. 
Aii8irâ»>iaii,  )i.  Ausirasieii. 
A'Msli-ia.  Autriche,  f. 
A'usti'iaii,  n.  Aulrichien. 
A^eriio,  s.  l'Averue,  f. 
Azoree,  î.  les  A{ores,  f.pl. 


B 


Bfibylon,  anc.  V.  Baliylona,/'. 
Dab}'làuiaii,  n.  Babylonien. 
Racobiis.  Baccbus,  m. 
Baclra,  u.  Bactre,  m. 
Itàctrlaii,  n.  Bactrien. 
Baclriâiia,  f.  la  Bactrianc, /■. 
Bœ'lica.  anc.  }>r.   la  Béliqiie. 
Bajazel,  Bajazet,  m. 
Bnld  (the),  le  Chauve. 
Bâidniu,  Baudoin. 
Bâitic  eea,s.  la  mer  Ballique/. 
Baptîgi.sur.  Baptiste,  m. 
Bai'lmdues,  î.  ia  Barbade,  f. 
Bârliai-a.  Bariie,  f. 
Bai'bài'inu.  n.  Barbaresque,  f. 

«he  —,    States   —,  les  États 

barbaresques. 
Bârbary,  s.  la  Barbarie,  f. 
Barbarossa,  s.  Barberousse,n2. 
Bai'bûdu,  s.  la  Barbiide,  f. 
Barccidiia.  V.  Barcelone,  ))). 
Bai-iial>)'.  Barnal  é,  m. 
•Barihôloiuew, Barthélémy,  m. 
Basil,  Basile,  m, 
Basil.  Ba8le,p.U.  B&le,  m. 
Battus,  Battus,  m. 
Bauci,,  Baucis,  f, 
Bavûria,  Ba-vière,  f. 
Bavâriau,  n.  Bavarois, 
Béatrice,  Béatrix,  f. 
Beigiiini,  r.  ia  Belgique,/'. 
Belgic  Ëaiil,  anC.   p.  la  Gaule 

Belgique. 
Belisâriiis,  Bélisaire,  m. 
Bcllcropboii,  Bellerophon,  m. 
ïtellona,  Bcllone,  /. 


Bolshâziar,  Ballhasar,m. 
Bénedict    or  Bciiiiet,  Benoit, 

Boiicdicta,  Bénoite,^. 

Bdigal,  k.  t.  g.  le  Bengale,  m. 
Tbc  bay  of  —,  le  golfe  du 
Bengale. 

Beo(ia,p.  la  Boélie,^. 

Bvùiiaii,  n.  Boétien. 

Bi-rn.ico,  Bérénice,  A  [pi. 

Rei'iuûdas,  {.  les  Bermudes,/. 

Berii,u.  Berne,/'. 

Béi'tha,  Berthe,  f. 

Bortram,  Bertrand,  m. 

Rcssai'âbia,^.  la  Bessarabie./, 

Bi!icu)',  p.  la  Biscaye,/.  Tbe 
liay  of  —,  la  baie  de  Biscaye, 
le  golfe  de  Gascogne. 

Bitbj'uia,  anc.  r.  la  Bithj- 
nie,  f. 

Bitby'iiian,  n.  Bylhinien. 

Black  Son,  la  Mer  Noire,  /. 

BIn.icb,  Blanche,  /. 

Blase,  Biaise,  m. 

Boë^ib^^is,  Boëlius,  m, 

Bobéiuia,  r.  la  Boliême,  /, 

Bobciuina,  n.  Bohémien,  Bo- 
hême. 

Bol6-:iia,  V.  Bologne,  /. 

Bombay,  V.  Bombay. 

B6>ia.  V.  Boue. 

BoisadTviitiii'e,     iSona-veniure, 

Bûreas,  Borée,  m.  [m, 

Boiisiheiies,  r.  le  Borysthêne, 

nùMiia,p    la  Bosnie,/, 

Bésuiau,  n.  Bosniaque! 


CAP 


1050 


GAU 


BôsphoruB,  dét,  Ië  Bosp)ioi'C, 
ra.  [f- 

Bûinny  Bnjr,  Baie     Botanique, 

Boihnia,  -p. g.  la  Bollinie. 

Bi'abâiit,  yr.  Brabant. 

Bragâiizn.  r.  Bragance. 

Bi-ûnduiibui-g,  p.  V.  Brande- 
bourg, m. 

Brâzil,  r.  le  Brésil,  in. 

Brazilian,  n    Brésilien. 

Bfi-meti,  V.  Brème,  m. 

Briiireiis,  Brîarée,  m. 

Bi'igid  or  Bridget,  Brigite,  f. 

Briiidisi,  V.  Brindes,  m. 

Britany,  p.  la  Bretagne,  f. 


Britaiii,    f.   r.    la  Ciandc-Bre- 

tagne. 
Briiigh    Ch&nnel,  s.  la    M:in- 

cbe. 
Briton.  n.  Breton. 
Brùsisels,  V.  Bruxelles,  f. 
Bùdu,  l'.Buiie,/'. 
Biilgnri»,  p.  la  Bulgarie. 
nulgûrïnn,  n.  Bulgare. 
Biirgûiidin»,  n.  Bourguignn 
SSûrgniidy  p.  la  Bourgogne. 
Bursa,  V.  Brousse. 
Bj'zântino,  n.  Byzantin. 
Byzâniium,  u.  Byzance,  m. 


Càdiz,  {.  ti.  g.  Cadix,  m. 

Cadmiis,  Cadmus,7». 

Ctc'sar,  César,  m. 

râfer.  Cafrc. 

rafTrâria,  p.  la  CaTrerie, 

Caiii,  Gain,  m. 

Cniro,  t).  le  Caire. 

Calàbria.p.  Calabre,  f. 

Culedûnia,    anc.    r.      ia    Calé- 
donie 

raledôiiian,  ?i.  Calédonien. 

Califéruia,  la  Californie,/. 

Talistiis,  Caliste,  m. 

Cnlliope,  Calliope,  f. 

Cnly'pso,  Galypso,/'. 

Cûmbajr,  V.  Cambaie,  f. 

Camby'scB,  Cambjse,  m. 

CamilliiK,  Camille,  in. 

Canada,  pr.  Canada,  m, 

Canâdiaii,  Canadien. 

Canary   Islands,    les   lies  Ca- 
naries, f.  pi.        iS 

Caiidia,  {.  v.  Candie,  f. 

Cândiaii,  n.  Candiote. 

Cûuiiae,  V.  Cannes,  f. 

rântorburjr,  v.  Cantorbéry,  m. 

Canule,  Canut,  m. 

Cape  of  Good  Dope,  Cap  de 
Bonne  Espérance. 

—  Fiuisiei'i'c,  —  Finistère. 
I  ,        —  Horu)  Cap  Horn. 


Cape  North,  Cap  Nord. 

—  .Saint     Vincent,     —     Saint 

Vincent. 

—  Verd,  -  Vert. 
Cappadôcin.p.  la  Cappadoce,/' 
Cnppadéciaii,  n.  Cappadocien. 
CarumàBiia.p.  la  Caramanie,  f. 
Cârîa,  anc.  r.  la  Carie. 
Cûiiun,  n.  Carien. 
Câi'ibboo,  u    Caraïbe. 

—  Isiaiids,  les  lies  Caralhesou 
les  Antilles,  f.  pi. 

Carinthia,  p.  la  Cariathie,  f, 
Carlislo.v.  Cirlile. 
Carnâ«ic,p.  la  Carnatie. 
Caruiôla,;).   la  Carniole. 
Carolina,  p.  Caroline./'. 
Carpâtbiau  Sea,  la  Mer  Car- 

paihienne. 
Cai-lhagéna.  i:.  CarthagÈne. 
Câspiau,  n.  Caspien. 

—  Sea,la  Mer  Caspienne,  /. 
Cassândcr,  Cassaudre,  m. 
Cassâiidra,  Cassandre,  /. 
Caslile,  p.   la  Castille. 
Castilian,  n.  Castillan. 
Catalônia,  la  Catalogne. 
Catalôniau,  n.  Catalan. 
Câibarine,  Catherine,  f- 
Cûio,  Caton,»j. 
CaùcasuB,  m.  le  Caucase,  m. 


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UArs 


Cccilin,  Cécile,/. 
f eplialôiiia.  f.ti.  Céplialonie,/. 
répliitliis,  Cephale,/. 
{'t-i'l>ci-ii8,  Cerbère,))!. 
rcres,  s.  Cérès./'. 
Cesnrén,  V.  Césaiée,  f, 
Cc>loi>,  i.  Cejlan. 
Chalcedéiria,   v.   la  Chalcédoi- 

ne,  f. 
Cliâldoa,  p.  '.-\  ChaldÉe. 
C'iiâidoan,  n-  Cbaldéca. 
fliaimp&ign,     p.     la    Cbampa- 

gne,  f. 
riiâflemain,  Cbarlemagne,  m. 
Charles,  Ji.  Ciiaiies,  ?)!. 

—  Iho  bold,  Charles  le   Timé- 
raire. 

—  (he  fat,  Charles  le  Gros. 

—  iho  fair,  Charles  le  Bel. 
Cliili,  Chili,  m. 

Chilia»,  n.  habitant  du  Chili. 
China,  e.  la  Chine. 
Chiiiesc,  n.  Chinois. 
Cbi'istian,  sttr.  Chrétien. 
Chrislfua,  Chnsline,  f. 
Chriatophci'  Colûiiibus,Chris- 

tophe  Colomb. 
CUry'soBioin,  Chrjsostfime,  Jii. 
Cicero,  Cicéron,  m. 
rilicia,p,  la  Cilicie,  f. 
Cilician,  71.  Cilicien. 
Cimbri,  n.  Cimbres. 
CircûsBia  (région),    la    Circas- 

sie,  f. 
Cii'Câssinn,».  Circassier.. 
«••'■■ce,  Circée,  f. 
Clâi-a,  Claire,/. 
Claudia.  Claudine,  /. 
Claûdiiis,  Claude,  m. 
Cléniviitiiia,  Clémentine,  /. 
Cleoi>âti-a.  Cléopâtre,  /. 
Clîo,  Glio, /. 
Cliisiau,  n.  Clusien. 


Clj'leiniipstra.  Clytcmnestr 
Côchiiicbiiia,  V.    la  Cocliin 

ne,  A 
Cochiiichitieiic,    n.  Cochic 

nois. 
Cocy«iis,  r.  le  Cocyto,  m. 
Coimbra.  V.  Coimbre. 
Colôgii,  V.  CoIcif;rie. 
Coiôssiaii,  71.  Colossîen. 
Comuciia,  s.  Coninène,  f. 
Comiicnus,  s.  Comnène,  )». 
Commodiis,  Commode,  m. 
Cémus,  G'imus,  î)i. 
CiSiigo,  r   Con?o. 
CôiiKtaiiliiic,  Constantin,  m 
Copc-iihûgen,  V.  Copenhague 
Coproïkiuius,  s.  Copronynie. 
Cordoia,  D.  Cardoue,  /. 
Coi-éa,  r.  la  Corée. 
Côrfu,  i.  V.  Corfou  ,m, 
Coriiiiia,  Corinne,  /. 
C6rinth,  u.  Corinthe,  /. 
roi'iiithian,  )i.  Corinthien. 
Cornélius,  Corneille,  m. 
Côrnwall,  p.  Cornouaille,  ))i 
C6r«ica,  i.  Corse,/. 
Corsicaii,  n.  Corse. 
C<>rui>n&,u.  la  Corcgne,  /. 
Côiirlaiid,  p.  Courlande,  /. 
Crâcoï»,  V.  Cracovie. 
Crinica,j!).  la  Crimée,  /. 
Crispiii,  Crépin,  ni 
f'roâtia,  p.  la  Croatie,  / 
Crœ'nuB,  Crésus,  m. 
CréoUbacIt'd,  s.  le  Bossu. 
Ciim»,  L.Cumes, /. 
Cûpid,  Cupidon,  m, 
Cj'bcla,  Cybèle,  /. 
C.v'pria,  Cypris,  /. 
Cy'prian,  n.  Cypriote. 
Cy'prns,  i.  Cjpre,  /. 
Cj'rii,  Cyrille,  m. 
Cy'tkera,  Cjthère,  /. 


D 


Dâcian,  n.  Daee. 
DiBcia,  p.  la  Bacie. 
Dic'daltis,  Dédale,  m. 
Dniecârlia,  p.  la  Dalécarlie,  ,, 


DalmAlia,  p.  la  Dalmatie,  / 
Damâsciis,  Damas,  m. 
Daniictta,  Damiettej  /. 
Uane,  n.  Danois. 


EPH 


1052 


EUR 


Dardanelles,  les    Dardanelles, 

sA  pi. 

Dauiibiiijr,  p.  le  Daupliiné,  ?n. 
Dchoi-nl..  Dtbora,  f. 
T»ead  Sea,  m.  Mer  morle, 
Drjnnirn,  Dcjaoire,  f. 
Delhi,  Delili. 
DeIpLi,  Delphes,  m. 
Di'l|iliie,  s.  Delphique. 
Doliilios.  (inc.  Del[ihes,  m. 
DcinôciiJus.Dtniocrile,  m. 
Doniôsthcnvs,  Démoslhène,  iiî. 
Déiiiiiark,  r.  le  Danemaili. 
D<'-vant.liii'e,  pr.  Devonshire. 
Diâiin.  Diane,  f. 
Di.So.Didon,/'. 
USorIcsinii,  Dioclétien,  m, 
Diùdorua,  DIodore,  m. 


Dlâsciies,  Diogène,  m. 
Dionipdcs,  Diomède,  ))1. 
Diosc'ôi'ides,  Dioscoride,  m. 
Duiniiigo   (S«.),  !•  St.-Domin. 

gue,  VI. 
Duiiiiiiica,  2.  la  Dorniniqueï /■. 
Dôiniiiick,  Dominique,  f. 
Douiitiai),  Domitien,  m. 
Dûfiaii,  n.  Doricn. 
Doroihéa,  Dôrotlij',  n.  Doro- 

tl.ée,  f. 
D<>ii~las,  )i.  Douglas,  m, 
Di-âco,  n.  Dracon,)ii. 
D6«cr,  V,  Douvres,  f, 
—  fllie  BtruilB  of  — ,  le  Pas-do- 

Calaif. 
Di'c-sdoii,  V.  Dresde,  f. 
Dùukirk,  v.  Dunkerque,  f. 


Ë 


East    Indlea,  les  Indes-Orien- 
tales, f.  pi. 
E'bro,  riu.  l'Ebre,  m. 
Erlialâiin,  Ecbalane,  A 
Eclio.Ecljo,  f. 
IC'iliiibiii-;:,  Edimbourg,  sm. 
K'dîiU,  Ediibe,  f. 
E'diiiuiul,  Edmond,  m. 
E'dnrai'd   Edouard,  m. 
E'dwiii,  Edouin,  m. 
K'ï;iiin,  Esine.f. 
Esciia,  Egérie,/'. 
E^fii»,  r.  Egéo    m. 
E  ;.-»|i(,  r.  l'EgypIe,  f. 
E;:.v'|iliaii,  11.  Egyptien. 
Elc-c«i-a,  Elecirc 
E'Ieanoro,  Eléonore,  f. 
Elias,  Elle,  m. 
Eli«lia,  Elisée,  >a. 
ENiitôi-e,  V.  Elseneur. 
El}  »'ii>m.  s.  l'Elysée,  m. 
Eiuiliûn,  Einihen',  vu 
E'uiiua,  Emma,  f. 
Eiidy/iuion,  Eiidymion,  ni. 
E'Kgland,  r.  l'Anglelerre,  f. 
Eôlia,  l'Eolie  ou  Eolide,  f 
Eûliaii,  n.  Eolien. 
G'p)i«*us,  Ephù-e,/", 


Epiclirus,  Epicure,  m. 
Epidaûriis,  ^.  Epidaure,  fn. 
Epinii-iiides,  Epiménide,  m. 
E|iii-iis,p.   l'Epire,  f. 
Erasiiiii!!,  Erasme,  m. 
Erâstii»,  Erasle,  m. 
Eraio,  Eiato,  iiî. 
E'i'cltiis,  TErèbe,  m. 
Esâia»  or  iBaiab,  Isaïo,  m. 
EsCrnmadûra,».   l'Eslraniadu- 

re,  A 
EioùcIps,  Etéocle,»n. 
Eiliiûpia,  l'Ethiopie,  f. 
Eiiii^pinii,  n.  Ethiopien. 
Etùliaii,  n.  Etulien. 
Eiriiriaii,  n.  Etrurien,  Elrus- 

q,.e. 
Eiilio:  a,  i.  l'Eiibée,  A 
EiilKs^'aii,  )7.  Eubéen. 
Eii.-li.l,  Eiic;:>h',7», 
Engoua,  Ei  ^CM-,  VI. 
EiiiiiO>iiil<-K,"  Eiiiuénides,  /.  ;il. 
Eauim'iis,  E>:mée.  vi,. 
Eiipbi'âies,  riv.  i'Euphrale. 
Eurialiis,  Euriale,  I)i, 
Eiii-j/dice, Eurydice,  f, 
Eiii'ipides,  Euripide,  m. 
EuripuB,  l'Euripc,  m. 


GER 

Euro|io,  l'Europe,   . 
E:uroi>énn.  n    Européeni 
Eiirj'slcus.  EiHVSIée,  m, 
niitrùiiius,  Eulrôpe,  m. 
Eiiséliiiis,  Eusèbe,  m. 


1053 


GUE 


Eiistnlbitis,  Enstache,  m. 

Eiixiiiu,  m.  le  Pnnt-EuxiD. 
Evûuiler,  s  pn.  Evandrp,  m 
Ezvkiol,  Ezechiel,  m. 
E'zra,  Esdras,  m. 


Fûb!au,  Faliien,  m. 
Vnnniia,  Faune,  m. 
l'-elicily,  Félicilé,  (. 
■''eriliiiaiido,  Ferdinand,  m. 
l''<TiM>,  i.  l'iio  de  Fer. 
Finlaiiil.  p.  s.  la  Finlande. 
Fiiilaiidcr,  n.  Finlaudois. 
Fiiinin,  i.  la  Fionie,  f. 
FlâiKlcrs,  ;j    la  Flandre. 
Flémiiig,     Fléiuish,     n.     F 

mand. 
Flora,  Flore,  f. 
Florîda.  la  Floride,/'. 
Foruiôsa,  t.  Formoseï 


■wlcr  (ihe),  l'Oiseleur. 
ânccB,  Françoise,  f^ 
ûiicis,  François,  7}i* 
aiiconia,  la  Franconie,^. 
aiik.  Franc,  m. 
âiikfoi't,  1).  Francfort. 
cdci-ik,  Frédéric,  m. 
c'iich.  71,  Français. 
■  liiir^.  V.  Fribour^,  m. 
icsiaiid,  p.  la  Frise,  f^ 
icsiander,  n.  Frison. 
iiily,  p.  le  Frioul,  m, 
vie»,  les  Furies,  f,  pi. 


GalAiin.p,  la  Galatie,  A 
Ualicia.p.  la  Galice. 
«^aliicniis.  Gailien,))t. 
bâiigcs,  riv.  le  Gange. 
K:iii)iiiedc,  Ganymède,  )». 
fàascoiij',  2>-  la  Gascogne,  sf. 
GkkI,  anc.  la  Gaule,  f, 
Gaiil,  n.  Gaulois. 
Gouffrcy,  Geoffrni,  m. 
boiicta,  V.  Genève. 
fii-noa,  répub.  Gênes. 
nciiocse,n.  Génois. 
GoiicTcsc,  n.  Genevois. 
Goiii'gia,  p.  la  Géorgie,  /■. 
ficôi-sieii,  n.  Gcorgien. 
Gi'oi'giiia.  Georgolle,  f. 
Gérard,  Gérard,  m, 
Grriuaii,  Germain,  m.    [mand. 
Gvrman,     n.     Germain,    Alle- 
Gerinauy,  la  Germanie,  l'Aile- 
mague,  m. 


GcFT.is,  Gervais,  m. 
Ghoit,  Gand. 
Gi'dcon.  Gédéon,  m. 
Gilcs,  Gills,  m. 
Glasgow,  r.  Glascow 
Gloûccster,  V.  Glûcester, 
Gôdrrcj',  Godefroy,  m. 
Gôdwiii,  Gédouin,)». 
Goloônda,  r.  V.  Golconde,  m. 
Gôihia,    Goihlaud,   p.  la  Go- 

iliie. 
Grâiiada,  p.  u.  Grenade. 
Gi-âiiaii,  Giatîen,  vi. 
Groecc,  la  Grèce,  /. 
Grcciaii,  Grcck.  n.  Grec. 
Groenland,  le  Groenland. 
Grcenlanilcr,      n,     GroënlaO" 

dais. 
Grcgory,  Grégoire,  m, 
Grôniugeu,  p.  Groningue,  sf. 
Guelderland)  p.  Gueidres. 


IBE 


1054 


ICA 


Gucrnsej',  ?.  Guernesej,  m. 
Guiana,la  Guiane,  f. 
Giiiiien,  ia  Guinéi?,  f, 
Giiir  of  Bolhiiia,   le  Golfe  de 
BolhDie,  î)i. 

—  of  Arabia.  —  Arabique. 

—  of  BeuguI,  —  du  Bengale. 


Giilf  of  Fiiilniid,  le   golfe    de 
Finlande. 

—  of  Lopâiiio,  —   de  Lépante 

—  of  Mi'xico,  —  du  Mexique. 

—  of  Pcrsia, —  Pcrsique. 

—  of  Vfiiicc,  —  de  Veuise. 
Gy'gcB,  Gygès,  m. 


H 


HAbnkkiik,  Habacuc,  m. 
nù^ur,  Agar,  )i(, 
nagii»  (Ibe),  La  Haye,  f. 
liai»,  cil  un,  VI. 
nâiubiii-g.  Hambourg,  m. 
nâiinah.  Aune,  f. 
Hiiiinibal,  Annibal,  m, 
HaiiOTer,  jj.  Hnnovre. 
Hai'pécralcs.   Haipocrale,  m, 
navauiinb,  ia  Havanne,  f. 
Hcbe,  Hébé,  f. 
nobrew,  71.  Hébreu. 
nobriis,  fl.   l'hbre,  m, 
Hrcatc,  Hécate,  f. 
Hector,  Hector,  ïh. 
Hécuba.  Hêcube,  f. 
HcKi-ss'pus.  Hégésippe,  m. 
Bcloiia  or  Ileleii.  Heiènc,  f. 
Holiodôi-iis.  Héliodure,  m. 
Hcliogabâliis,  Héiiogabale,  m. 
Ili'iii'ietta.  Henriette,/'. 
ncury.  Henri,  m. 
Iloraclea.  ajic.  V.  Héracléc,  f. 
Ili-raclides,  S.    les  Herachdes, 

m.  pi. 
gici'aeliliis.  Heraclite,  f 
Uvrciilos.  Hercule,  m 
—  'h    pillai'dH,      ics     Colonnes 

d'Hercule,  sf.  pi. 
Hero,  Héro,  m. 
Hérod;  Hèrode,  m. 


norodôtiis,  Hérodote,  m. 
Blorsilia,  Hersilie,  f. 
lIcNiod.  Hésiode,  )?i. 
Ili-!>pci'ia.  anc.  r.  l'Espérie,  f. 
■lospui-iau.  7!.  Hespérien. 
Ilc-zckiah,  Ezécbias,  77!. 
Hiboriiia,   i.    l'Hibernie,    l'Ir- 
lande, f. 
Hibei'iiian,  n.  Irlandais. 
nilary,  Hilairc,  7». 
■lippnrrbiis.  Il'pparque,  7». 
nippocrates.  H  ppocrate,  m. 
Uippodaniia.  Hippodamic.  f. 
Ilippolj'tus,   s.  j)u.    Hippoljte, 

7/(. 

Ilipponiciicas,  Hippomèiie,  m 
Ho!land.r.  Hollande,  f. 
Kôllaiidor.  n.  Hullaudais. 
noiy  I.a"d.  la  Terre  Sainte;  f. 
Ilouier.  Homère.  7?i. 
Iloi'âtio  orHoi-acc,  Horace, i/i. 
SIoHC-a.  Osée,  7?z. 
Iliisti    Hugues,  7)!. 
Iluiupbrcj,  Homfroy,  m. 
Eliiiigai-V' r.  la  Hongrie,  f. 
IlyacinlIiiQS.  Hyacinthe,  m. 
llyiuL-iiœ'iiSi  s.  Uyménée,  vi. 
lijuicu,  Hymen,  m, 
llypcriuuesti-a,       Hypermiies- 

tre,  f. 
Bystâspes,  Hyslaspe,  771. 


lapctns,  Japhet,  m. 
Iboria,  anc.  n.  l'ibérie,  f. 
ère     Ibérieu. 


i-ia,  i.  Icarie  ou  Icare,  f. 
i-iau  8oa,  ia  Mûr  Ica-eni 
irius,  Icare,  m. 


LAC 

l'celand*  i.  l'Islande, 
l'ccjaiider.  n.  Island 
•■-in.Ida.  A 
Iilul!n,p.  Itlalifi,  f. 
Iiliimcn.p.  l'Idumfe    f. 
Idùuicaii,  n>  Id'  méen. 
i;:»aliu«4  Ignace,  m. 
l'Uad,  Iliade,  f. 
l'Iinese,  n   Illinois. 
Ilisfiii»,  Hisse,  f. 
Elljr/rîuii,  n.  Illyrien. 
Illj'ricum,  Illyrie,  f. 
Inimâuiiel,  Enimaouel,  m. 
l'ndio,  l'Inde,  f. 
l'iidian,  n.  Indien. 
l'iKlics,  les  Indes,  f.pl. 
l'iidiis,  riv.  l'Indus,  i?i. 
lo,  lo,  f. 
lôiiia,  p,  l'Ionie,  f. 


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LAC 


I6iiiaii,  n.  Ionien. 
Ipbïsei>ia,IphigéDic,  f, 
I^relaiid,  i.  l'Irlande, 
Iris,  Iris,  f. 
l'rish.  n.  Irlandais. 
l'sabelorl'sabclla,  Isabelle,^. 
Isâiah,  s.  pn.  Isaîe,  m, 
Isaûria,  l'isaurie, 
Isaûfian,  n,  Isaurien. 
IsaùriuB,    sur.    l'IsaurieDj    II- 

satirique. 
Isidôriis, Isidore,  m, 
Isie    of    France,     j).    l'Ile    ds 

France,  /. 
I/sraclitc,  n.  Israélite. 
l'sttia.  p.  Istrie,  f. 
l'striaii,  n.  Istriea 
■  laliau,  a.  Italien. 
rtaly,  r.  Italie. 


Jamaicn,  i.  la  Jamaïque,  f, 
Jfaïuea,  Jacques,  m. 
Jane,  Jeanne,  /. 
Jâuiis,    Janus,  m. 
Jûpan,  c.  le  Japon,  m. 
Ji>imiie8<>,  n.  Japonais. 
Jâspcr,  Gaspard,  m. 
Jttvaiieac.  71.  Javanais. 
Johûshapbat,  Jus:ipbat,  m. 
Jouuet.  Jeannelon,^ 
Jereniiab.  Jérémie,  m. 
JIew,  n.  Juif,  Juive* 
Joau,  Jaqueline,  f. 
Job»,  Jean,  m. 
Jôi'dau,  r.  le  Jourdain. 


Jospphus,  Jnscpb,  m. 
Jôshiia,  Josué,  m. 
Josiab,  Josias,  m. 
Jôviaii,  Jovîen,  m. 
Jûdab,r.  Juda,  m. 
Jûdca.  p.  la  Judée,  f. 
Julia,  Julie,  A 
Jûliaii,  Julien,  m. 
Jiiliâiia.  Julienne,  A  9 

Jûliiis.  Jules,  m. 
Jûliiis  Cœsar,  Jules  César,  m, 
Jûiio,  Junon,  f. 
Jû|iitcr.  Jupiler,  m. 
Jùstiua.  Justine,  f, 
Jusliuiuii,  Justinien,  m. 


K 


Kàlbariue,  Catherine,  f. 
il  <9w,2).  V.  Kiew. 


I  St  H.ilt^B,i.  St. -Christophe,  m 
Kôui»£8bei-g,  K.(Eaigsberg. 


Lavedieiuoii,  aiic.  V,  Lacêdé- 

uiono,  f. 


liaccdœuiôuiau)  n  Lacédém» 
1      ni»» 


MAE 

Làchesis,  Lachcsis,A 
Lack-laud,  s.  Sans-Terre. 
Lacôiiin,  p.  laLaconie,  s. 
E.ac6iiiuii,  n    Laconien. 
Laei'tcB,   Laêite.  m. 
Lamiisâciis,  v.  Lampsaque. 
Lancnsler,  p,  Lancaslre. 
Lnodîcpa,  Laodicée,  /. 
l<âodicéati.  LaodJcéen. 
L.âpl:iiiil,  la  Laponie,  f. 
Lâplaudcr,  n,  Lapon. 
I.âiiii,  n.  Lalin. 
I>aiôna.  Lalone,  ;'. 
Ijâiira,  Laure,  '. 
Lâui'cnce.  Laurent,  m. 
Eiâzariis,  Lazare,  m. 
l.âz.v  (the),  s.  le  Fainéant. 
Icoh.  Léa.,'. 
E.éaiidvr,  Léandre,  m. 
Lcbaiiou  or   Libanus,    ))!.  le 

Liban. 
Leda.  Léda,  f. 
I.csbiirii,  g,  Livourne,/. 
Lclé^ia,  Léicgie,^. 
1.CO,  Léon,  ))i. 
Loôiitiitiait,  s.  Léontin. 
Lériia,  Lerne,  m. 
Léiba,  le  Létbé  m. 
Lvvuiitiiic.  a.  Levantiu. 
Leiico-S];'ria,  p.  la  Leuco-Sy- 

rie.  f. 
Lén'is,  Louis,  )?!. 
fcpïdoii,  V.  Leyde. 
E.iwûri»ia,  p.  laLiburnie. 
Lipiilrin,  la  L  gurie. 
Li^i'iriaii,  L  giirien. 
I.iiiibiir;:.  p.  Limbourg,m. 
LiiiiiM.  Linus,  m. 
LiMii.bearied,  s.  Cœurdelion. 
Lisboa.  V.  Lisbonne. 
Liolc,  t>.  Lille. 


1056 


MAL 


l.itbiiâiiSa,  p.  la  Lilhuanio. 

I.itbiiâniun.n.  Liihuanien. 

I^ivâdia,;).  la  Livadie,  f. 

I.ivcrpool,  V.  Li\erpùol. 

Livôiiia.  p.    la  LiTOnie. 

Lucris,  la  Locrie. 

Lôci-ian.  71.  Locrien. 

Lôuibai-d,  n.  Lombard. 

Lombard}-,  la  Lomba;die,  f. 

Lôiidon,  V.  Londres,  m. 

Loiigimaniis,  5.  Longiiema  n. 

Long-shanks,  s.  Loiiguesjnm- 
bes. 

Lorrain,  p.  la  Lorraine,  f. 

Loibârins,  Lothaire,  m. 

Louisa,  Louise,  f. 

Loiiisijiiia.  ta  Louisiane. 

Low  Couiitries,  les  Pajs-Bas, 
m.  pi 

Lûcania,  Lucanie,  f, 

Liicâiiian,  n.  Lucanien. 

rûcca.  LucqiiPs,  /". 

I,<iece8e,  n.  Lucquois. 

Lûcian,  Lucien,  m. 

Lùcifor.  Lucifère,  m. 

Liûciiia,  LucinOj  f. 

Liicrc-iia,  Lucrèce,  f. 

Lûcy,  Lucie,  f. 

Liikc.  Luc,  m. 

Lnsiâlia,  p.  la  Lusace,  A 

LtisitÛEiia,  laLusitanie,  f. 

Lûxeinbiirgb,  p.  t.  Luxem- 
bourg, !)!. 

l.}'bia,  p.  la  Ljbie,  f. 
I.y  biaii,  n.  Lybien. 
I.j'cia,  p.  la  Lycio,  f. 
i.j'cian.  n.  Lycien. 
l.ycûrgiis.  Lycurguc,  m, 
Ly  dia,  Lydie,  f. 
l,y'dia,anc-p.  la  Lydie. 
Ly/diau,  tu  '.jvdieu. 


M 


Slaccdonia,  p.  la  Macédoine,  f. 
Macedôuiaii,  n   Macédonien. 
lUacbabœ'iia.  Muchabée,  i?l. 
niâdeira.  i.  Manière,  /. 
aiûese,  riv.  la  Meuse. 
BIàe»trich(,  Maastricht,  m. 


Slâxdnlen,  Madeleine,  f. 
Mâïdebiirg.  Magdebourg,  m. 
IMajôrca,  i.  Majorque,  f, 
aialây,  n.  Malais. 
Mâl«a,  i.  Malle,/'. 
nialtéite)  n.  Maltais. 


NÂN 


1057 


NAP 


IHâiitiia,  w.  Mantoue,/. 

IMnrcc'iliis,  Marcel,  m. 

lUûi'ciis-AureliuB,  Marc-Au- 
rèle,  m. 

Uûrgarel,  Blârgery,  Margue- 
rite, f, 

Nitrk,  Marc,  m. 

Marc- A'nlhony, Marc- Antoine. 

Mars,  Marp,  m. 

Mârtbn,  Martlie,  f. 

Mârtinico,  i,  la  Martinique. 

Hâry,  Marie,  f. 

Mârj'laiid.;^   le  Maryland.  m 

Mniilda  or  Maiid.Mathilde,  f. 

Màtthow,  Mathieu,  m. 

Mniiritâiiia.  la  Mauritanie,  f. 

Mâiisolus,  Mausule,  m. 

Mnxiinian,  Maximien,  m. 

Mnximiliaii.  Maximilien,  m. 

MecsB^uait,  Mécène,  m. 

Mécea,la  Mecqui^,  /. 

Mechliii,  V.  Maiines. 

Mcckicnburgb,  p,  Mecklem- 
bourg,  m. 

Medc,  n.  Mède. 

Medca,  Médée,  ;'. 

Media,  anc.  p    la  Médie. 

Médina,  v.  Médine. 

Mcditerrâuean,  s.  la  Médi- 
terranée. 

Uedûsa,  Méduse,  f. 

M«lebi8cdock,Melcbisédech,ij)< 

MeleA^i-r,  Mfléagre,  jn. 

Melicvrin.  Mélicerte, /■. 

Melissa,  Mélisse,  m. 

Mel|>ômeno,  Melpomène,  f. 

Mémnon,  Memnon,  m. 

Meiiâiider,  Ménandre,  fn. 

Méiielaus,  MéiiéUis,  ni. 

Mentor,  Mentor,  i/i. 

Menix,  p.  Majence,  f. 

Mércia,  anc.  la  Mcrcie. 

Mércian,  n.  Mercien. 

Mercury,  Mercure,  m. 

Merope,  Mérope,  f. 

Mesopotâuiin,  la  Mésopotamie, 

Hessiua,  t.  Messine.  [/. 


Mc8sinian,n.  Messlnien. 
Mctbiiselab,  Mathusalem,  m, 
Méxican,  n.  Mexicain. 
Mexico   r.  p.  le  Mexique,  m. 
Mida«,  Midas,  m. 
.ISicbael,  Micbel,  m. 
Middieliurg,  V,  Middiebour; 
Milaiicsc,  n.  Milanais. 
Milésian,  n.  Milësien, 
Hilétiis.  Milet,  m. 
Milô,  MiloD,  m. 
Miltiades.  Miltiade,  m. 
Minérwa,  Minerve,  f. 
Miiigrélia.  p.  !a  Mingrëlie. 
Minôroa,  i.  Minorque. 
Minôrean,  Minorcain. 
Minos.  Minos,  m. 
MinoiaiiF,  Minolaure,  m. 
Mithridaic»,  Mitbridate,  VI. 
Mnemôsyuc.  Mnémosyne,  f, 
Modéna.  V.  Modène,  f. 
Mœ'sia,  la  Mœsie. 
Mœ^sian,  71.  Mœsien. 
Mo;;ûl,e.  le  Mogol,m. 
Moldâvia,  p.  la  Moldavie,  ^ 
Moiôssi,  n.  Molosses,  pi. 
Molticcas,   i.    les  Moluques,  f. 

pi. 
Moniiis,  Momus,  711. 
Montes  I^unœ,    m.  montagr.o: 

de  la  Lune,  f.  pi. 
Moor  or  Maur,  n.  Maure. 
Mcrâvia,  p,  la  Moravie,  f. 
Morâvi.in,  n.  Morave. 
Morca,^.   la  Morée,  f. 
Morice.  Morris,  Maurice,  r.:. 
Morôcco.  c.  Maroc. 
Mûrpbeua,  Morphée.  m. 
]»S6«eo»y,  c.  la  Moscovie,)' 
Miises,  Moise,  117. 
Miircia,  p.  la  Murcie,  f. 
Taùscotiie.  n.  Moscovite. 
Muses,  les  Mnses,  f,  pi. 
Mycenc,  Mycènes,  f. 
My'riea,  Myrtée,  f. 
Myr/tillus.M\rtille,  tM. 
My^sea,  ^.  la  Mysie,  f. 


N 


Nâiades.  les  Naiades,  f.  pi. 
Nàanft  NsDDette,  f. 


IWantz,  Nantes,  m. 
i  Nâpp«iB    NiiiJpes. 


G7 


PAD 


1058 


PAL 


1.  'BrclBsu».  Narcisse,  m. 

tHatôUa,  l'Ànatulie,  f 
NûsoR.  i   Naxos,  f. 
IVoa|iolilai>.  )!.  Napolitain, 
IVabucUnduézzar,      Nabucho- 

donosor,  m. 
Nési-o,  11.  Nègre. 
IVri:.rolauil.  la  Nigritie,  /. 
Wosi'oponi.  I.  Négrepont,  ))i. 
IVcmcsis.  Nemésis.  m. 
Nenpioiéniiis,  Néoptolèmc,  )!i. 
IVé|>iii»o.  Neplune,  ni- 
Nvi-ëiiics.les  Néréides, /.pi. 
lVéiru<i.Nérée,  t)i. 
Néro.  Néron,  m. 
>'cilicrlauds,  p.  les  Pays-Bas, 

VI.  pi. 
Wcûliiirp,  Neubourg,  m. 
FVrùrcliuiel.  Neuch&tel,  m. 
KvùHtria,  u)ic.  p,  la  Neuslrie, 

IKénrouudland,  t.  Terre-Neu- 

■ve. 
JViccpborus,  Nicéphore,  m. 


IVicliôlas.  Nicolas,  m. 

."«icôdcmus.  Nicodème,  m. 

Xicol.  N  cole,  f. 

IVicônK-'iIm,  Kicomède,  m» 

rVisritin,  la  Nigritie,  /. 

!ïile.  riv.  le  Nil,  m. 

IVimrgûrii,  Nimègne,  f, 

NiiieTch,  n;ic.  V.  NiniTei 

Niiiiix,  Ninus,  m. 

Niobc.  Niobé,  f. 

NoaU,  Ncé,  m. 

VSôiuade  or  I«i:3nidœ,  n.  No- 
made OU  Numide. 

Nôrmau,  n.  Normand. 

IVôrmaudy,  n.  la  Normandie,  A 

IVôrmnj-,  la  Norvège. 

niorwéKiau,  n.  Norwépien. 

IVôva  Scotia,  p.  la  Nouvslie- 
Ecosse,  '. 

!Vûbia<  la  Nubie. 

IViimAutia,  anc.v.  Numance,  /. 

Niimniitian,  n.  Numanlin. 

Kiiiiiidia,  la  Niimidie,  /. 

Nuremberg,  Nuremberg,  1)1. 


0 


Obslrcpcrou«(lhe).  s.leHulin 

O'i-enu  (Atlantic) ,  Océan  Al- 
lant que. 

O'ccaii  (Pacific),  mer  Pacifi- 
que, f. 

O'coun  (Frozen),  Océan  Sep- 
tentrional ou  Glacial,  m. 

O'ceau  (Eastern),  Océan  Orien- 
tal. 

O'conu  (Southern),  Océan  Mé- 
ridional. 

OcnitiiiH-  Octave,  m. 

«lydipiis.  Œdipe,  m. 

o  ldciiii>ji-g.  V-  Oldenbourg. 

O'iiiiT.  Olivier,  m. 

OlUia.  Olivie.  f. 

Olv'nipia.  V.  O^ympie,/'. 

OlVnipinii  p.Tiiies.  les  jeux 
Ôlvmpicns,  Oiymp  quesnj.  pi. 


Olj'nipiag,  Olympe,  f. 
OI,v''iupu8,  mont.  Olympe,  m. 
O  ùipbale,  Ompbale,  f. 
OiiésiraiiB,  One^ime,  m. 
Oiicsipborus.  Opésipbor'.  m. 
O'rrndes  OU  O'rkiiej»,   l.   k 

Orcades,  f.  pi, 
O'restcs,  Oresle,  m. 
O'riïtMi.Origène,  m. 

O'ii Or'on,  m. 

0'i'plit;iis,  Orpliée,  m. 
O  Kiriid.  V.  Ostende^  Z'. 
O'siio.  Osl]e,f. 
O'sti'ogoib,n.  Ostrogolh, 
O'tnheito,:.  Otaîli,  f. 

O'iho.  Otbon,  m. 
Otinnlo.p.  V.  Olran'.O. 
O'ïid,  Ovide,  m. 


lȉc(o!ns,  riv.  le  Pactole 
Pâdua,  V,  Padoue,  f. 


Pnlœ'moB,  Palémon,  m. 
Pâlnmedce,  s.pn.Palaméde,m. 


PHÉ 


1059 


POR 


Pale6logus,  sur.  Paléologue. 
Pâlcrmo,  V.  g.  Palerme. 
Palla»,  Pallas,  f. 
Palmy'ra,  anc.  l).  Palmyre,  f. 
Pâliis  ileolis,  S.   g.  les  Palus 

Meotides,  m,  pi. 
Puuiiieliïna,   V.  Pampelune,  f. 
Pan.  Pan,  m. 
Pdiidoi'u,  Pandore,  f. 
Paiiiiôiiin,  p.  la  Pannonie. 
Pa|iblag6uia,  la  Paplila^onie. 
Pnphlagéiiiau,    n.    Papblago- 

nien. 
Pârcœ.  les  Parques,  f.  pi. 
Pài'is,  Paris,  m. 
Parme,  V.  Parme,  f. 
Pariiâssiis,  m.  Parnasse,  m. 
Pâriliiu,  anc.  r.  la  Parthie,  f. 
Pûiibian,  n.  Parthe 
Palagôuia,  Pays  des  PatagoDS, 

m. 
Patasôiiian,  n.  Palagon, 
Patrick,  Patrice,  m 
Pâlrimoiiy    of    Saint-Peter, 

s.  Pairinioine  de  Sainl-Pierre. 
Patrticlus.  Patrocle,  m, 
Paiiiiun,  Pauline,  f. 
Pâvia,  Pavie,  f. 
Péganus,  Pégase,  m. 
Péleu8,  Pelée,  m. 
Peloppouésiau,   n    Péloponé- 

sien.  ■  [nèse,  m. 

Peloppounéstis,  p.  le   Pélopo- 
Peuâtci<,  Pénates,  m. pi. 
Peuelope,  Pénélope,  f. 
Pcunsjivâuia,  n.  la  Pensylva- 

nie,  f. 
Pcnnsylvâuian,    ».    Pensylva- 

nien, 
li>érsou8,  Persée,  m, 
Pérsia,  r.  la  Perse. 
Pérsiau,  n.  Perse,  Persan. 
Pcrû,  Ca^B  Pérou,  m. 
Pcriisia,  V.  Pérouse,  f. 
Pcrûviau,  n.  Péruvien. 
Péter,  Pierre,  m. 
Pctersburs.  V.  Pétersbourg. 
Phai'dva,  Phèdre,  A 
Phâuton,  Pbaéton.m. 
PbâIantuB,  Pbalante,  m. 
Phâraoh,  Pharaon,  m 
Pharsàlia,  v.  Pharsale.f. 
Vbculcia,  p.  la  Pbénicle,  f. 


Phlladélpbia,   p.  V.  Philadel- 
phie, [nit 

PbiindcIphiiB,  s.  Philade 

Philabéi'ta,  Pbiliberte,  f. 

Pbilip,  Philippe,  m. 

Pbilippn,  Pliilippine,  A 

Pbilippinn,  n.  Philippien. 

Pbilîppiiio  Islaudti,  les 
lippiiies,  f.pl. 

Pbilipsburg,  V      Pbilipsb 
m. 

PbilisiiiEc,  n.  Pbllislin. 

Pbilômcla,  Pbilomèle,  f. 

Pbôcean,  n.  Phocéen. 

PbôciH,  p.  la  Pliocide,  f. 

PbcB'IniH,  Phébus,  m. 

Pbœnician.  n.  Phénicien. 

Pbrj'gia,  la  Phrjgie,  f. 

Pbrj'gian,  II.  Phrygien. 

Picardy.  p.  la  Picardie. 

Picl,  Picle. 

Piedmout.  r.  Piémont,  m. 

Piediuontése,  n  Piémontaii. 

Piiâiles,  Pilade,  m. 

Piudârus,  Pindare,  m, 

Pindus,  m.  le  Piode. 

Pisa,  V.  Pise,  f. 

PIsan,  n.  Piséen. 

Pisistrâtus,  Pisistrale,  m. 

Pl&to.  Platon,  m. 

Piciadea,  les  Pléiades,/,  pi. 

PI  iuy,  Phne,  m 

Plûlarch,  Plutarque,  m. 

Plûio.  Plulon,  1)2. 

Plûtus,  Plutus.  m. 

Poland,  r.  la  Pologne,  f. 

Pùlaiidvr  oî'Pole,n.  Polonais. 

Pûllux,  Pollux.  m. 

Polj'cârpus,  folycarpe,  )îl. 

Polydôriis,  Polydore,  m. 

Poiy'mnia,PolyiTinie,  f. 

Poly^iiicef*.  Po  ynice,  m. 

Poly/phemuH,  Polyphème,  ni, 

Poly'xena,  Polyxène,  f. 

Ponierânia,p,  la  Poméranie 

Pomôna,  Pomone,  f. 

Pômpcy. Pompée,  m. 

Pôndicberry,  c.  Pondicbéry. 

Pont  Euxine,s.  lePonlEuxia 

Pântuii,  anc.  r.  le  Pont. 

Porpbyrogénitus,  $.  Porpby- 


P6rtu<(ue«e,  n.  Portugais. 


SAR 


1060 


SAB 


it'ifoii,    Poséidon     (Neptu- 

,  m, 

iieloB,  Praxitèle,  m. 

m,  Priani,  m, 

Imrg,  V.  Prestourg,  m. 

(ijix.  Priape. 

ii<.'ihcu>i.  Proniélliée,  ni. 

itiiuU,  s.  la  Propunlide,  f. 

t'i'pina.  g.  Proserplne,  f. 

i-us.  Prolliée,  m. 

sia,  r.  la  Prusse,  f. 


Pi'ûssiaii.  II.  Prussien,  Pruss» 
Psj'chc.  Psyché,/. 
I»«olciuaï».anc.i  .PtoléniMÏde,/. 
Plôli-ui)'  Pbiludclphiis.    sur. 

Ptolémée  Philodflphe,  m. 
Pj'Iades.Pylade,  îîi. 
Pj/ruiuug.  Pjrame,  m. 
Pj'rrho,  Pyrrhon,  m. 
Pj'i-rbus, Pyrrhus,  m. 
Pjihûgoras,  Pythagore,  m. 
Pj'ihoii,  Pjlhon.m. 


Q 


Çuîii«ilinn,QuiDtilien,  m. 


Quiitliis-rûrtinii,  Quinlc-Cur- 
ce,  m. 


R 


RliadamanlbuS;     Rhadaman- 

te,  m. 
liâdegiind,  Radégoiide,  f. 
BE.■^ïI^Ba.  î).  Rarufe. 
itiiciisan.  n   Hagusois. 
ISiiliiU.  Raoul,  îr,. 
■Câiidal.  Randolphe,  m. 
ttâiiiihnii.  'j.  Ratislionne,  f. 
Dcrivi-iiiia.'  V.  Ha-vfiinc,  /. 
Bted  Sea,  '.a  Mer  Rouge. 
lî.-iil.vii,  Rnlicn,»». 
ee<-viiold,j  Renaud,  in. 
E51i.-n.  Rliée,  f. 
Ciliinc.  riv.  le  Rhiu,  m. 
ie!ié(i9(9»,n,  Rhodien. 


Kôan,  1).  Rouen,  m, 
Kodélphiis.  Rodolphe,  111, 
Rûinaii.,  n.  Romaiu. 
Rôninne,  Romain,  vi. 
Româiiia.  p.  la  Romanie,  f. 
Koiui'liii.  Roumélie, 
Rôiiiinliis.  Romulus,  m. 
Et»Kai>iiind.  Rosomonde,  f. 
BS..S0U0,  1).  Rosette,  f. 
Knwlaiid.  Rclaud,  m. 
Sti'ifiis.s.  le  Roux. 
ISi'il».'!-!.  Robert,  vu 
Ki'iKiiia.  c.  la  Russie,  ,''. 
Rt'issian,  n.  Russe. 


Nnraiilce,  n,  Samnite. 
f^aïuoid.  )].  Samoïède. 
ji^iiinniëdn,    t.  le   pays    des   S 

uHiièdes,  m. 
Kâni|>«oii.  S:imson,  m, 
HntttiWana.v.  Santillane,  f. 
»>iiip|iho,  Sapho,  f. 
ilàraoen,  n.  Samula. 


Sara^ôssa.  V.  Saragosse. 

SàrnU.  Sara,  f. 

Nf>-dniinj>iil«s.Sardaiiapale,m. 
»<ai'dinia,  î.  r.  la  Sardaigne, /. 
Sardfiiiaii.  71    Sarde. 
.«iàrdis,  V   Sardes,  f. 
i^abiua,  Sabine,  f. 
Sabine^  R.  SaJbin. 


SiB 


1061 


STY 


Sagûntum;  v.  Sagonte,  f. 
Salamânca,  v.  Salamanque. 
Sa  I  aman  lira,  Salamandre. 
Salamiiiiuii.  n.  Salamiiiien. 
Salamis,  i.  Scilamine. 
Saléii(ine,n.  Salentin. 
SiiléiUum,  V.  Salante,  f. 
Sâliun.  s.  Salien. 
Sâlic  law,  la  loi  Salique,  f 
Snlôiiichi,  u.  Salonique,  /. 
Sâlizbiii'g,  u.  Sallzbourg,  m. 
Salitzxn.p.  v.  Saluées,  /. 
Siimâria.  V.  Samarie. 
Samàritnn.  n.  Saraarilaii»- 
Sâturn,  Saturne,  m 
Sâijr,  Satyre,  m. 
Savoy,  r  la  Savoie,  f. 
Savoyard,  n.  Savoyard, 
Saxon.  }i.  Saxon. 
Sâxonji,  la  Saxe,  f 
Scandinâvia  (regiotf,,  t     ,can- 

dinavie,  f. 
Scandiuâvian,  n.  Scandinave. 
Scbeld,  riv.  l'Escaut,  m. 
âcboneii   or  Scâuia^  p.  Sca- 

nie,  f. 


illy,  t.  les  Sorlingues,  £.  pt. 

'  ■  "  ■  anus),  ».  S' 
l'Africain, 


Scipio   (African 


cipion 


Scipio    (Emilianas),   s.  Scipion 

l'Èinilien. 
Sclavônia.  7}.  l'Esclavonie,  f. 
ScIaTÔnian,  n.  Esclavon. 
Si'o(  or  Scotch, n.  Ecossais. 
Seôtïaiid,  anc.  r.  l'Ecosse,  f. 
Scj'thia  (région),  la  Scythie. 
Scy^lbiaii,  n.  Scythe. 
Sebâsliaii,  Sébastien,  m, 
Sébastian  (St.),  V.  St.-Sélas- 

tien. 
'Segévia,  v.  Ségovie,  f 
^cleûcia,  anc.  V.  Séleucie. 
Seleûcide,s.  Séleucide. 
Seleûcîs.  anc. p.  la  Séleiicie,  ^. 
Séneea,SéDèque,  m. 
Sépoy.n.  Ci  paye. 
8c«*apis,Sérapis,  m. 
Sérvia,  p.  la  Servie,  f. 
Scverii.r.  la  Savernei 
Sbcm,  Sem,  m. 
Sbort  (tlie),  s.  le  Bref. 
Siumêse,n.  Siamois. 
Sibarite,  n.  Sibaryte. 


Sibéria  (large  région),  la  Si- 
bérie, f. 

Sibcriaii,  n.  Sibérien. 

Sicilian.  n.  Sicilien. 

Sicilj-,  t.  r.  la  Sicile,  f. 

Sicyon, «ne.  r.  Sicyone. 

Sid<iuiaii,?l.  Sidonien. 

Sigismund.  Sigismond. 

Sileuus,  Silène,  m. 

Silesia.p.  la  Silésie,  f. 

Silésian,  n.  Silésien. 

Silvan,  Silvain,  m 

Silvester,  Silvestre,  m. 

Simôuides.  Simonide,  m. 

Sîsiphus,  Sisyphe,  m. 

Si'xius,  s.  Sixte. 

Smy/rna,  v.  Smyrne. 

Sôcraies.  Socrate,  m. 

Sédom,  anc.  v.  Sodôrae,  f. 

Sdiomou.  Salomon,  m. 

Sopbia,  Sophie,  f. 

Sophocle»,  Sophocle,  m. 

S6ior,  s.  Soter,  Sauveur. 

Sound  (the),  le  Suod. 

Spain,  r.  l'Espagne,  f. 

Spàucai'd,  Spàuisb,  n.  Espa* 
gnol. 

Spârta,  Sparte,  f. 

Spârtian.  n.  Spartiate. 

Sphinx,  Sphynx,  m. 

Spiliibei-gen  (région),  le  Spils- 
berg,  m. 

Ssâuislans,  Stanislas,  m. 

Siéeukirk,  v.  Steinkerque,  /. 

Stëuior,  Stentor,  m. 

Stépben.  Etienne,  m. 

Slrâbo,  Strabon,  m. 

Stfria,  p.  la  Styrie,  f. 

StraitK  of  Dover,  la  Manche, 
f.  le  Pas-de-Calais,  m. 

—  of  Gibraltar,  le  Détroit  de 
Gibraltar. 

—  of  Babelmaudeb,  —  de  Ba> 
belmandeb. 

—  of Hudson,  baie  de  Hudson. 

—  of  Magellan, —de  Magellan. 

—  of  nSalûcca,  —  de  Malacca. 

—  ofO''rmus,  —  d'Ornius. 

—  of  fVaigals.  —  de  Waigats. 
Strâsburg.  V.  Strasbourg,  ni. 
Str6phadIslauds,lcsllesSl,ro- 

phades,  f.  }iU 
I  Styz,  fl.  Slyx,  m. 


THE 


1062 


TRA 


Snâh\a,c.  la  Souabe,  ^. 

Siiiii,  n.  Suèvcs. 

Siiiida  isiniids,   les  liée  delà 

Sonde,  ;'.  pi. 
Siirni.  V.  Surate,  f. 
Siisûniinb.  Siisnii,  Susanne,^. 
Swvale.  n    Suédois. 
Swôdi'M.  r.  la  Suède,  f. 
Swejne.  Suénon,  m. 
Snilzer,  Sniss.  ?!.  Suisse,   [f. 
Swftzerlaiid,  répub.  la  Suisse, 


Sj1l>li,Sylplie.   m. 

Sj'Uuu,    Syflxanc»,    Sjl-vain, 

7)1. 

Sjrncùsnii,  n.  Syracusain. 
B/\rcns,  les  Syiènes,  f.pl. 
Sj'fin.  la  Syrie,  f. 
Sj'riaii,  Syrien. 
Sj'i'o-IUaredôiiiaii,    n.    Sjro- 

Macédonien. 
Sj^i-o-Pbœiiicîan,     n.    SjV r 

PhéDicien. 


T&cl<ii«,  Tacite,  m. 
Tàgiis  OT  Tnjo,  nu.  le  Tagei 
Tnnicrlnne.  Tamerlan,  m. 
Tâiigicr.  u.  Tanger. 
Tûiitalun.  s    Taulale,  m. 
Turcntin.  n.  Tarenlin. 
Târciitum.  V.  Tarenie,  f. 
Tai'qu<niii9    (Priscus),  s.    Tar- 

quin  l'Ancien,  ))i. 
Turqiiiiiiiis    (Superbus),    Tar- 

quin  le  Superbe. 
Tnrsiii,  V.  Tarse,  f. 
Tàriare,  n    Tarlare. 
TÂriartis.  le  Tarlare,  m. 
Târlary.  la  Tartarie, /■. 
Tegcn,  V.  Tégée. 
TeleinachtiB,  Télémaque,  m. 
Témpc  (valIey  ot),  la  Vallée  du 

Tempe,  f. 
Tciierif,  V.  )u.  Ténérilfe,  »n. 
Tcrcéra,  t.  Tercère,  f. 
Tcriiis,  Térée,  m. 
Térnat,].  Ternate. 
Tcrii»ichore.  Terpsichore,  f. 
Terra  Firma  (Soulh  AmeriCa), 

Terre-Ferme,  f. 
Tprrn-SIaceilanSca,      Terres 

Maeellaniques,  f.  pi. 
Tcriiilliaii,  Tertullien,  m. 
Tcûioii,  n.  Teuton. 
Tlinlrs    <be  lllileaian,  Thaïes 

de  Milet,  m. 
Thâlia,  Thalle, ,'. 
Xlinincs,  riv.  la  Tamise. 
Tbebâid,  p.  la  Tliëbaide. 
Thébaa,  n.  Thébain. 


Thcmla,  Thémis,  f. 
ThcmislocleP.ThémislOCle,  Wl. 
Thiobitld,  Thilaud,  )ii. 
Thc6do«ia.  Thfndosie,  f. 
Tbi'odôiiiiis.  Tliéodose,  m. 
Tbcépbilus.  Théophile,  m. 
Theopbrii«lu8,Tbéophraste,m, 
Tborc»».  Thérèse,  f. 
Tbermop)''l(e,    les  Thermopy- 

les,  f.  pi 
Tbcseiis,  Thésée,  m. 
Tbpspis.  Tbespis,  m. 
Thelis.  Thétis,  f. 
Xbc-ssalàniaii,     n>     Thessalo- 

nicien.  [/". 

Tbca»a]ânlca,  Tbessalonique, 
Tbémaa\j,  p.  la  Thessalie. 
Tbrâclaii,  n.  Thrace. 
Thiicy'dide»,  Thucydide,  m. 
Tbiii  iiigia.n.  la  Tburinge,  f. 
Tbyrstcs,  Tliyesle,  m. 
Tiljcr.  riv.  le  Tibre. 
Tiheriûs.  Tibère,  m, 
Tis''îs,  riv.  le  Tigre. 
Tiiiiôrratcs.  Tinioctate,  m. 
Timàtbeiis.  Timothée,  ni. 
Tisiphone,  Tisiphone,   f. 
Tilaii.  Titan,  m. 
TiibôiiuB.  TittaoD,  m. 
Tiui».  Tite,  m. 
Tiiiis  E.<Tiu«.  Tito-LIve,  ni. 
Tobolski.  r.  Tohnl  ou  Tobolsk. 
T€)bj  or  Tobil,  Tobio,  m. 
Tuledo.  V.  Tolède. 
TraiinjUâuia,    p.    la  TraDS}!- 

vauie,  f. 


ZIA 


1063 


ZEN 


Tr«sîme..u.,  t.  Trasimène,  m. 
TfcbUuud,  anc.  V.  Trébison- 

de,  f.  . 

Trcii«,p.  r.  Trente,  f. 
Triera.  V.  Tiives.  A 
l-.'ii'oliiie,  n.  Tripo'MaïQ. 
Triutolemus,  TriptolÈme,  m. 
T.i«mcsUiu8,    S.    le    Trismé- 

gisle. 
Triton,  TrilQD,  m. 

Tréas,  nnc.  T.  la  Troade,  r- 

Trojnu,  n.  TrOJCD. 
Trôilua,  Trolle,  m. 
Troy,  anc.  v.  Troie,  f- 


Tûnisi 
Tunqii 
Turcoi 

nie    / 


,  n.  Tunisien. 

CSC.  n.  Tunqnino 

ni»,    ;}.  la    Turco 
[Turque, 

iikii-h.  n.  Turc, m. 
TùrUc»  e.  la  Turquie,  f. 
Toscan.  ïi.  Toïcan. 
TÙHcany,  la  Toscane,  ). 
T\sr.«iics.  Tii;rane,m. 
Ty'ndarns,  Tynilare,  m. 
Tjre,  anc.  V.  Tjr,  f. 
Tv'riau,  n.  Tyrien. 
TyrrUéuiau,  n.  Tjrrlieuiea. 


u 


Blj-sses,  UljBse,  m. 

United  Pro*inccs{repub.),  les 

Provinces-Unies,  f.  pi. 
Ui'âiiia.  Uranie,  f. 
V'rbanj  Urbain,  m. 


Vriah,  Urie,tn. 

V'rsuin,  Ursule,  f.  ,.  .    ,  , 

IJ/t>bcck,   le  Pajs   des   Usbeks 

m. 
O'sbecka,  n.  Uibecque. 


Taléncia,  p.  t).  Valence,  f. 
iraU-uii«e,Valentin,  m. 
\'alentisiian,  Valenlinien,  m. 
Volcrins  (Maximus),   S.  Valère- 

Mdxirae,  m. 
Vàndal,  )i.  Vandale. 
Vcncii.  ?i.  Vénètes,  pL 
Venéiian,  )i.  Vénitien. 
vénice.  répub.  g.  Venise,  A 
Venus.  Vénus,  < 
VcnÙKitiiu.  Vénus,  m. 
Véra-rrtiz,  V.  la  Véra-Cruz. 
Vei-ônica,  Véronique,  f. 
Vei-ltiinims.  Vertumne,  A 
Vesiiâsian,  Vespasien,  »n. 
Vésia,  Vesla,  f. 


VéataU,  les  Vestales,  f.  pi. 
Vesûvius,  le  mont  Vésuve. 
Vcjan,  n.  Vélen. 
Vicéniiuo,  p.  Vicenlln,  m. 
Vicêii8a,p.  Vicence,  f. 
Vienna.v    Vienne. 
Virsil,  Virgile,  m. 
Virsinia^P-  ''1  Virginie,  A 
Vi!>ai>ore,  le  Visapour,  m._ 
Vistnia  OU    Woissel,     riv. 

Vistule,  A 
Vio-ûvins,  Vitruve,  m. 
Vivian,  Vivien,  m. 
Voiscian,  n.  Voisque. 
Voinsian,  n.  Volusien. 
VûlcaD,  Vulcain,  m. 


Za&ra  (reffion),  la  Sahara,  m.     I  Zàccheus,  Zacbée,  A 
ZàSkch,  S  Mer  de  Zabache,  f.    I  Zealaud,  «.  p.  la  ^élande,  f. 


BAL 


1064 


DÉB 


«ébuluii,Zéhulon,  m, 
JEccbuiiah.Zach  nie,  m, 
Zi-'dvkiah.  Sédécins,  ix. 
Xeinltln    Nova,     la     Nouvelle- 

iembip,  /■. 
Zéiio,  Zeaon,  m. 


Zephânia,  Snphonie,  m. 
Zéphyriis,  Zéphyre,>n. 
«ei-i.bl.âbel.Zorobabel,  m. 
Kuiis,  Jupiter,  m. 
Zoroâstf-r,  Zoroastre,  >ii 
Zûyder-aee,  s.  le  Zuider  zée. 


NOMS   PROPRES,  SURNOMS,   ETC 


A  l'usage  du  ceu 

FRANÇAIS 

Adrien,  AJriar, . 

Adriatique-  (mer)  Adriaticsea 

Afrique,  Africa. 

AIrp,  Aleppo. 

Alexniidrctte,  ScanderoOD. 

Alger,  Alsiers. 

Allemagne.  Germany. 

Alleniaucl,  Gernian. 

Alphonse,  AlphoDSus. 

Alpes,  Alps. 

«uibroise,  Ambrose. 

ïmériquc.  America. 
Ancien  (L'),    Elder  (ibe). 
Ancône.  Aocone. 
Andalousie,  Andalusia 
André.  Andrew. 
Ausielerrc,  Eneland. 
Anglais,  li„g||.h. 
Anne,  Anne,  Hannah. 
Anjiilc».  C.iiibbec  Islands. 
Antoine,  Antljonj. 
Anvers.  Anlwern. 
Arabie.  Arabia. 
Aristole.  Arjjtolle. 
Asie,  Asia. 
Atbéues.  Alhens. 
Augsbourg.  Aiisbur». 
Augustin,  Ausl.ii. 
Autriche,  Au5tria. 

Barthélemi,  Barlholomew. 
Bùle.  Basil. 
Bavière,  Bavaria 


X    QDI    TRADUISENi    LE 
EN     ANGLAIS. 

[  Bègue  (le),  Stamraerer  (Ihe). 
Bel  (le),  Handsome  (llie). 
Bohême,  Bohemia. 
Bossu  (le),  Crookdbacked  (Ihe). 
Bref  (le).  Short  (the).  ' 

Brésil,  Brazil. 
Bretagne,  BriUnjr. 
—  grande,  Britain. 

Camille,  Camillus. 

Cap    de    Bonne-Espérance, 
Lape  of  Good  Hope. 

Caspienne  (mer),  Caspian  sea. 

Castille,  Castile. 

Catalogne,  Calalonia. 

Catherine,    Katherine    or   Ca- 
tharine. 

Ceyiau,  Cejlon. 
Chauve  (le),  Bald  (the). 
Chine.  China. 
Chinois,  Chinese. 
Christophe.  Chrislopher. 
Christophe  (St.)  St.-Kitt's. 
Cœur     de     Lion,     L;oa.hoar 

ted. 
Cornoaaille,  Cornwall. 
Corse,  Corsica. 
Cote  de  fer,  Ironside. 

Duneniurk,  Danemark, 

i»,  Dane. 
Uébonnaire     (le),     Good-natii- 
red  (Ihe). 


GUI 


1065 


MOL 


Détroit  de  Gibraltar,  Strails 

of  Gibraltar. 
Détruit  de  la  Blanche,  Straits 

of  Doïer. 

^ur  les  autres  Détroit*,  v.  au 
mot  Stroits,  dans  la  liste  Bré- 
eédente. 

Douvres,  DoTer, 
Dunfcerque,  Dunkirkt 

Ecluse  (L'),Sluïs. 
tcosse,  Scotland. 

cosse  (Nouvelle),  Nova  Scotia. 
fcuNsaia,  Scolch  or  Scot 
EdiuiboEirg,  Edinburgb. 
Cdmoud,  EdmuDd. 
Edouard.  Edward. 
Egée  (mer),  ^gean  See  , 
Egiiie,^glDa. 
Esj'pte,  Egyptus. 
Eléouore,  Eleonor. 
Emilie,  Amena. 
Emanauuel,  Immanuel. 
Escaut,  ScbekI. 
Bsclavou,  Sclavonian. 
Esclavouie,  Salvunifc 
Es|iugue,  Spam. 
Espaguol.  Spaniard,  Spj   15 1 
Eiieuue,  Slepben. 
Europe,  Europa. 
Européeu,  Europeac. 

Faiiiéan4.(lfi),  Lazi  (Ihe), 
Ferdinand,  Ferdinand^ 
Flandre,  Flanders. 
Flamand,  Flemish. 
Français,  Freach. 
François,  Francis. 

«Salle»  (Pajs  de),  Wai. 
Gallois.  Welsh. 
Gascogne,  Gasconj. 
Gaud,  Ghent. 
Guspar,  Jasper. 
Gautier,  Walter. 
GeuéTc,  Geneva. 
Gênes,  Geooa. 
Godefroy,  Godfrey. 
Grèce,  Greece. 
Grt'c,  Greck,  Grecian, 
tiuillaume,  William. 


Guillelmiue,  Wllb 

Haye  (La),  Hague, 
Hébreu,  Hebrew. 
Hélène,  Heleoa. 
Hollandais,  Dulcb. 
Uougrie,  Huugary. 
Hongrois,  HuDgarian. 
Uutiu  (le),  Obslreperous, 

fiiades  occidentales,  Wcst-Iu- 

dies. 
Indes  orientales,  East-Indies. 
Irlande,  Ireland. 
Irlandais,  Insh. 
Islande,  Icelaud. 
Italie,  Italy 

Jacques,  James. 
t*au,  John. 
Japon,  Japan. 
Jeanne,  Jane. 
Jérôiiiie,  Hierom.  J 
Juif,  Jew. 
■Iules,  Julius. 
Julie,  Julia. 

Laponie,  Laplaaa 
taure,  Laura. 
Liban,  Lebanun. 
I.iwouriie,  Lcghom. 
toufs,  Lewis. 
Londres,  London. 
Ijucqucs,  Luccit. 
Lucie,  Lucy. 

Bladeleinc,  Magdalen. 
Sladère,  Madeira, 
lUalines,  Mecblin. 
Slanche  (la),   Brilish  Cbano 
Marguerite,  Margaret. 
Allarie,  Mary. 
Maroc,  Marocco. 
Matbieu,  Matbew. 
Maure,  Moor. 
M.is-ence.Menlz. 
Mer  IV'oire,  Black  Sea. 
Mer  Pacifique.  Pajfirj  Ocea 
Mer  Rouge,  Rud  Sea. 
Meuse  (la),  Maese. 
Micbel,  Micbael. 
Mogol,  Mogul. 
Uoluquea  (les),  Molucca. 


BES  106b 


CIIR 


Ifanles,  Nants. 
Nigritio,  Negroland. 
Noo,  Noah. 
Noi'wége,  Norway. 

Oiseleur  (L'),  Fowler  (the). 
OrcndCB,  Oiknejs 
Oiahiti,  Otabeite. 
Otboii,  Olho. 

Outremer  (D'],  fiom  boyond 
seas. 

Po8-do.CaIai8,Straitsof  Dover 

PajB-Ras  (les),  LowGounlries, 
Nelheilaods 

Pérou.  Peru. 

Péru«ioii.  PeruTian. 

Pierre,  Peter. 

Piémont,  PiedmODt. 

PiBe,  Pisa. 

Pologne,  Poland. 

Poloiiiiis,  Pôle. 

Porte-Ottomane,  the  Otto- 
man Piirte. 

Proviiiccs-Vuies,  Uniled  Pro- 
vinces. 

prusHc,  Prussia. 

nbin,Rliine. 
Kobert,  Kupert. 
UolaïKl,  K uwland. 
Romain.  Koman< 
Koueu.  Roan. 
Uu8»ic,  Russia. 


9auB  ferre,  Lack-laad. 
Sarrnfiin,  Sarracen. 
Sarduignc,  Sardlnia. 
Savoie.  SavOJ. 
Sicile,  Scily. 
Sophie,  Sophia. 
Siiéile.  Sweden. 
Suédois,  Swfde. 
Suisse  (11).  Switzerland. 
Suisse,  Swils,  Switzer. 
Superbe  (le),  Proud  (the). 

Tamise,  Tbames. 
Torre-Wenve,  Ncwfoundiand. 
Teri-c  Sainte,  Holy  Land. 
Tliiband,  Tbeobald. 
Tibre,  Tiber. 
Toscane,  Toscanj, 
Trêves,  Triers. 
Troie,  Troy. 
Turquie,  Turkey. 

Valachie,  Walachia. 
Varsovie,  Waisaw. 
Venise,  Venice. 

Vésuve,  Vesu-vîiis. 

Vienne,  VIeiiiia. 

Villes      Anséatiquce,     HaoM 

Towns. 
Vi»iule,Vistula,  Vcissu? 

Walacliie,  Walachia. 
Wallon,  Walloon, 


ABRÉVIATIONS 

des  Noms  de  baptême  anglais  et  ."ançais. 


Assy  ,''cr  Alice,  Alison ,  Lison 

Bnp  for  Bapii.l. 
Ba!>  for  ttiirb.irn. 
Bat  for  (Iartli"lomew. 
Bec  for  Ueberra 
Bell  for  Arabella. 
Bcu  for  Bcnj 


Bcu  ;07-  Mcnjai......  »,•->.  (.^.    •  ..- 

Beu,   Bel,   Bel»»,  Bclty  for  I  (bri»t /^or  Christian. 


Elisabeth;      Bahot,     Isal'caii 

If  ibeile. 
BidiÎT  for  Rridset. 
B;1I,  R^lly  for  IVilliam, 

inl. 
Bo!>  for  Kobei't,  R  bin. 

Vax»  /'or  Cas 


MAD  1067 


SUE 


ris  for  Ciecly. 
ricni/'or  riemeut. 
l'oiiiiy  for  Cunslauce. 

Dnii  for  Daniel. 

»a»y  for  Dnvid. 

Dolj   or   Deljby  for  Deliornh 

Dick  or  Birkj   for  Hiclinrd. 

Woll  or  Dollj  for  Dui'Olhy. 

Dy  for  Diana. 

Ekiol  for  Ezekicl. 
Ellick  for  Alcxauder. 

Fauny  for  Frauccs;  Fanchon. 
Franck  for  Fraucis. 

Gvt  for  Geffrey. 
Gii>  for  Gilbert. 
Gril  for  QrirOlh. 

Hab  for  nerberl. 
Hall  or  Uarryfor  Henry, 
iiarriot  for  llenriella. 
Uodge /'or  Roger. 

Ib    for   Isabel;    Isabeau,    Isa- 


Jack  for  Jobn;  Jeannol. 

Jef /or  Jcffcry. 

.leuiniy  for  James;  Jacot. 

Jcrry  for  Jcreniy. 

Jin  /or  Joan. 

Jiuny     for    Jane,     Jeannelon, 

Jeannctle. 
Joe  for  Joscpb;  Jo5oph. 
Johnny  for  John;  Jeannot. 
los  for  Joslliia. 
Jug  for  Joan. 

Kato    for    Kalbertue,  Catin, 

Caleau. 
Kit  for  Christian  or  Ckristo- 

phcr. 

I^aiiee  for  l.auceIo( 

I-osi  for  Léonard. 

E.ette  for  I.ellice,  [sctle. 

1.00  for  liouisa;  Louison,    Li- 

aiailge/"or   niargery;  Margot, 
Margolon,  Goltou. 


Ma»  for  Matibew  et  Mariha. 
aiaudiin  for  Magdalen,  Ma 

delon. 
Meg    for    niargaret,  Margot, 

Margolton,  Gollon. 
M.-g  /or  Margery:  Margot,  etc. 
Mich  for  Mirbaei. 
Mill  /or  lUildrcd. 
lUoli,  siolly  /or  Mar,5  Manon. 

Manon. 
niuu  for  Edmund. 

lWaî>  for  Abigail. 

Wam  for  Aiubrosa. 

Wan,  Nancy,  Nanny,  for  An. 

"e,  Nannon,  Naiinetle,  Ninon, 

Ninetle,  Annelle. 
Na»  for  Naibuniel. 
Rfed  for  Edward. 
Nel  for  Eleanor  or    Helcna 
Viih  for  Isabcl,    Isabean,    Isa- 

Lelle. 
Miik  /or  Nicbolas. 
»IoI(8  for  Obadiab 
I«oI  for  Oliver. 
IViiinp  for  numpbrey. 
N)kin  for  Isauc. 

Pase    for  Margcry;    Margot, 

Margnlton,  Gotlon. 
Pâli,    l'oll,    l»olly    for   Mary 

Manon,  Maijon, 
Pel  for  Perogrine. 
I»on  for  IPeneiope  ' 
l>bil  for  IMiili,,;  Philippot. 
E-bil  for  Philli». 
Pris  for  Priscilla. 
Pru  for  Prudence. 

Robin  /or  Robert;  Robin, 

Sal  or  Sally  for  Sarah 
Sain  for  Samuel 
Sander  for  Alexander 
Senny  for  Sl.JuUu. 

Sib  /or  Sclia»ii„n,  Bostiea. 
Sjb/or  Sybil. 
Sil  for  Silvcslcr. 
Si»!  for  Simon  or  Simeon. 
Sis  /orCiscly. 

.Sue,    Suky  for  Susau;  Suson, 
Suscite. 


TRA 

•tait  for  Thcophilu». 
Tcddy  fOT  Edward. 
Ti-iiip  fer  Tciiipi'i-aucc. 
Tid  or  Til   !or  TUeodorc 
Tiiii  for  Tiiuolhj. 
rom  or  Toiumj  (ur  Tlioi 
Fonj'  /'or  Aiilboiiy. 
ïracs  for   Xhcrcsa. 


1068 


ZAC 


Val  for  Valeiiliiic. 
Vîii  for  Vincent. 

^Vat  for  Walli-r. 

■*Vill  for  Williaui,  Guillol. 

IViu  for  'WiMifi-td. 

Zaeb  for  Zackar;. 


CONVERSION 

des  Mesures  et  des  Monnaies  anglaises  en  unités 
françaises. 


Uecnres  de  longueur. 

F..o.([„ea)  1/3   yard 0  30* 

lard  impoi'inl , „  „,. 

Fa.Uo„.   (2  yards .;.;•■•  ?  o,, 

I...IO   or  Porche  fS  1/2  yards) ■.■.;.:..  6  029 

Piii'Ioiig  (220  vards) 9(11  i Ri 

Mile  (1,760  yards)  / .:.:;.:;•:.•  ;  ;  ,,-,"o9     \\ï 

JBiio  murin  de  60  au  degré I  852  a 

l,ieue   marine  de   20  au  degré.  .....,.'.,.',     u'356  ■ 

Mesures  de  superficie. 

Tord  carré.    .       0„jt_  ^ar,     8361 

Rod  (perch    carré) ,  .  .      .  .            ,  95      _           2919 

^'"'^()<l}^^^ràscmés) ■.  .  io      ares        1168 

Acre    (4,840            -          ) 0     hect     404671 

Mesures  de  capacité 

«  n^./^*    ~  .  ' 1      -        "59 

billion    RUiperaal.      ,    .    .    .  ;  tffof-o 

Peek       ,2  gallons)    ...••; \        I       ^^^^f„ 

Sra'^.or    'à  ' -"^'1 ■  •  ■         '  ''-"'I-      ««o's 

chaidro»  ,12  saks)/.  .•.■.•:::::;:::;  :  à  z    l%\\ 

Poids. 

(«rain  (1/24  de  pçnnyw-;igbt) 0  gr.  0648 

Troy.  .  .  lP«""y«'e>Bl>Ml/20douDce) 1           5342 

JOunco  (1/12  livre  tro.v) 31          1033 

1  Livre  «ro,  impériale  (5,760  grains).  373          2419 

(nr.'im   (1/16  d'ounce) 1          lliR 

Airoir,l„.  )"."""•«  <1/16  de   la   livre.) .'  .  28          3405 

V  M...,„al  (112  livres) .50  kil.    802 

^Xon  (20  quintaux) 1^016  048 


CONVERSION. 


Sovereigi 

1/2       - 

(pound  sterling)  .  . 

réelle. 

.      25  fr.  12 

12        66 

5         60 

2        80 

.        1         12 

0        56 

•         • 

...uriioW. 
■'0     >.       » 
\2            50 

ô         70 

1/2     - 
•miilliiig  . 

■1        85 

1         25 

1/2     - 

six  pence) 

0        60 
u         10 

1/2     -      . 

0        Of 

ABRÉGÉ 
DE 

LA  GRAMMAIRE   ANGLAISE 


Il  y  a  dix  espèces  de  mots  que  l'on  appelle  parties  do  discours, et 
sont  : 

l»  L'aiuicle  défiai  et  indéfini;  2»  le  snosTiNTiF  commun  et 
propre  ;  3°  I'adjectif  qualificatif  et  déterminatif  ;  4°  le  pronom  per- 
sonnel el  dctfiminatif;  5'^  le  verbe  auxiliaire,  défeclif,  régulier  et 
irrégulier;  C  le  participe,  présent  et  passé;  7"  I'advekbe,  8»  la 
PIIÉV'OSITION,  9»  la  CONJONCTION,  lÔ"  l'iNTERJECTION,  qui  sont  des 
mots  invariables. 

Article  défini. 

Tbe,le,  la, les. 

On  Torme  le  pluriel  des  substantifs  en  ajoutant  s  au  singulier. 
la  leçon,  the  lesson.  les  leçons,  the  lessons. 

Article  indéfini. 

a,  au,  un,  une. 

un  père,  a  father.  une  humeur,  a  humour. 

un  empereur,  an  emperor.  une  heure,  an  hour. 

On  -voit  par  les  exemples  qui  précèdent  qu'il  faut  employeradevant 
une  consouna  ou  un  h  aspiré  et  an  devant  une  vojelle  ou  un  h 
muet. 

Cependant  il  faut  employer  o  avant  un  u  long  ou  un  h  muet,  suivi 
d'un  u  long,  avant  un  w,  avant  un  y,  et  avant  le  mot  one. 

Du,  de  la,  des,  sont  composés  de  la  préposition  de  et  de  l'ar- 
ticle. 

Au,â  la,  aux,  sont  composés  de  la  préposition  d  et  de  l'article. 

Du,  de,  la,  des,  ot  Ihc,  from  th<-,  with  the,  in  Ihe. 

On  emploie  o/'  quand  il  j  a  possession;  from,  quand  il  y  a  rap- 
port, séparation,  extraction,  source;  tuidl,  quand  il  y  a  possibilili 


1072  ABRÉGÉ 

de  tourner  celle  préposition,  par  avec;in,  qaand  !l  ;  a  an  superla- 
tir  suivi  d'un  nom  de  lieu. 

De,  of,  froni;  ^/ith^  in. 

la  tyrannie  de  l  empire.  Ihe  tyrancy  of  the  empire. 

de  la  prùiniérc  leçon  à  la  sec07ide.(rûm  the  Ërst  les=on  to  tlie  second, 

un  encrier  rempli  d^encre.  an  inksland  filled  wilh  inlt. 

le  plus  grand  homme  de  Paris,    tlie  grealest  man  in  Paris. 

Bu,  de  la,  des,  se  traduit  par  some,  quand  la  préposition  de  est 
prise  dans  un  sens  partitif;  dans  ce  cas,  some  peut  souvent  se  sup- 
primer. 

du  pain,  bread  ou  some  bread. 
Au  lieu  de  some,  on  emploie  any  quand  la  phrase  esl  négative  ou 
interrogalive;  mais  si  elle  est  à  la  fois  négative  et  interL'ogative,OD 
emploie  soi?ie- 
Je  n'ai  pas  de  pain.  I  hâve   not   any  bread,  ou  I  haw 

no  bread. 
A-t-il  dubeurre?  Has  he  any  butter  ou  bas  he  butter. 

N'a-t-ellepas  ie  fleurs,  Has  slie   uot  some  flovers,  ou  has 

she  no  flowersî 

La  négation  ne...  pas  se  traduit  par  not  quand  on  emploie  l'ar- 
ticle et  par  no,  quand  on  le  supprime. 

d,  to  at. 

To  apiès  un  verbe  de  mouvement;  nt  après  un  verbe  de  repos. 
Il  va  d  Londres.  He  is  going  to  London. 

Elle  est  d  Paris.  She  is  at  Paris. 

Quand  un  substantif  est  terminé  par  s,  X,  z,sA,  ch,  0,  au  lieu  d'a- 
jouter s  pour  le  pluriel,  on  ajoute  es. 

un  derviche,  one  dervis.  deux  derviches,  two  dervises. 

une  hûîle,  one  box.  trois  boîtes,  three  boxes. 

iiù  bourdonnement,  a  bail.  des  bourdonnements,  buzzes. 

un  souhait,  one  wish.  quatre  souhaits,  fourwishes. 

uneéglise,  one  church.  cinq  églises,  &ve  churches. 

un  nègre,  one  negro.  six  nègres,  six  negroes. 

Quand  ch  doit  prendre  le  son  k,  on  ajoute  simplement  s. 
un  monarque,  a  monarch.  des  monarques,  monarchs. 

On  traduit  un,  une,  par  nn  quand  on  ne  vent  pas  spécilioi'  do 
nombre  au  pluriel,  et  par  one,  lorsque  l'idée  do  nombre  au  pluriel 
«st  prédominante. 


DE  LA  GRAMMAmE  ANGLAISE.       1073 

Donnes-moi  une  pomme,  give  me  an  apple,  Ir  pluriel  signifiant  : 
donnez-moi  des  pommes;  donnez-moi  une  de  ces  poires,  give  me 
oneof  Chose  pears,  l'idée  principale  étanl  que  ce  soit  une  plutôt  que 
ieux  ou  trois. 

^ou  fe  se  change  en  tx>. 

une  moitié,  one  half.  sept  demies,  seven  halves. 

une  évouse,  onewife.  huit  épouses,  eight  wiïes. 

Cependant  les  mots  terminés  par  oof,  rf,  ff,  ief,  prennent  une  », 
excepté  thief,  voleur,  qui  fait  vea. 

y  se  change  en  yes,  quand  il  est  précédé  par  une  consonne. 
une  dame,  one  ladj;  neu^  dames,  nine  ladies; 

un  garçon,  one  boy;  dix  garçons,  len  bojs; 

Parce  que  l'y  de  boy  n'est  pas  précédé  d'une  consonne. 

Il  j  a  des  subslanlifs  irréguliers  i  brother,  frère,  fait  brethr.'U, 
dans  le  sens  figuré.  J'ai  onze  frères,  I  hâve  eleven  brothers  {fii- 
mille).  Child,  enfant,  fait  children;  man,  homme,  men;  womiiA, 
femme,  toomen;  ox,  bœuf,  oxen  :  die  dé  (à  jouer),  dice:  mon*», 
souris,  mice  :  goose,  oie,  geese;foot,  f\ei,feet  :  tooth,  dent,  teelh  i 
penny,  sou,  pence  :  vortex,  tourbillon,  vortices  :  cherub,  chérubl»' 
cherubim  :  seraph,  séraphim,  seraphim  :  bandit,  bandit,  banditll 
mage,  mage,  niagi  :  genius,  génie,  geniuses  :  radius,  rayon,  niiK 
phenomenoti,  phénomène,  phenomena. 

Les  suivants  s'écrivent  de  même  au  pluriel  ; 

alms,  aumône.  feo]t\e,  peuple,  gens,  monde. 

deer,  daim.  sheep,  mouton. 

bose,  bat  {haut  de  ehauste).  twine,  cochon. 

means,  mojen.  grouse,  coq  do  hrugère. 

Les  suivants  ne  s'emploient  qu'au  singulier. 

balm,  baume.  progress,  projrèi. 

business,  affaire.  properly,  propriétés. 

darkness,  ténèbres.  rubbish,  décombres. 

font,  (onts  de  baptême.  spinage,  épinards. 

knowledje.  connnisjance.  woalth,  richesses. 

learning,  instruction.  wheat,  froment. 

parsimoDj,  économie.  trouble,  du  tourment. 

Les  suivants  ne  s'emploient  qu'au  pluriel  : 
ashes,  de  la  cendre.  ocis,  de  l'avoine. 

tresses,  du  cresson.  p^ins,  de  la  petite. 

dregs,  de  la  lie.  riches,  de  la  HehetM, 


1074  ABRÉGÉ 

DES  MOTS  SEMBLABLES  DANS  LES  DEUX  LANGUES. 

tout  mot  terminé  par  al,  Ue,  aee,  ance,  ence,  ice,  aclc,  ade,  âge, 
ige,  ge,  ule,  ile,  ine,  ion,  ant,  ent,  s'écrit  de  même  en  anglais  qu'en 
rançais,  non  compris  les  accents  aigus,  graves  et  circonflexes,  qui 
n'existent  pas  en  anglais. 

Exemples. 

animal,  lance,  Testige,  docile, 

fable,  éloquence,  doge,  machine,  etOt 

II  y  en  a  qui  changent  do  terminaison,  comme  : 

aire,  en  ary.  solitaire,  solilary. 

cire,  ory.  gloire,  glory. 

ce,  cy.  clémence,  clemency. 

te,  ty.  pprspicrtci7é,  perspicacity 

eux,  eus.  dangereux,  dangerous. 

ew',  our,  faveur,  favour  ou  favor. 

eur,  <ir.  erreur,  errer. 

in,  ine,  clandestin,  clandestis^ 

f/,  ive.  nfZ/ecii'/",  adjeclive. 

ie,  y.  tyrannie,  tyrannj. 

cratie,  cracy.  démocratie,  democracy. 

Quand  un  substantif  est  pris  dans  un  sens  général,  on  supprim» 
l'article  en  anglais. 

L'or  est  précieux,  goM  is  prccious. 
Au  lieu  de  of,  on  peut    employer  le  génitif  des   Anglais  ('sj,  en 
transposant    les   deux   substantifs  quand  il  y  a  un  possesseur,  mais 
alors  il  faut  supprimer  le  délerminatif  du  premier  substantif  : 

La  tyrannie  du  sidta7i,  the  tyranny  of  the  sultan,.ru  ihu  sullan's 
tyrannyï 

ADJECTIF    QUALIFICATIF. 

L'adjectif  est  invariable. 
un  homme  vénérable,      .  a  vénérable  maui 

des  hommes  vénérables,  vénérable  men. 

L'adjectif  se  place  ordinairement  avant  le  substantif;  cependant 
§11  est  suiïi  d'une  préposition  qui  indique  que  cet  adjectif  a  un  ré- 
gime indirect,  il  se  place  après. 

Vnhomme  vénérable  par  son  âge, a  man  vénérable  by  his  âge. 

Ou  quand  l'adjectif  est  pris  adverbialement. 

L'âge  rend  un  homme  v^érable,  âge  makes  B  maa  vensrabi». 


DE  LA  GRAMMAIRE  ANGLAISE.       1075 

On  quand  \e  substantif  et  l'adjectif  sont  séparés  par  la  préposition 
de  en  français  : 
rien  tle  vrai.  notliing  true. 

Dans  ce  cas  on  supprime  la  priîposition  de, 

ADJECTIFS  DÉTERMINATIFS. 


mon,  ma,  mes. 
ton,  ta,  tes. 

son,  sa,  ses. 

my. 

thy. 
,   Lis  -ina  culin  ffi  lui). 
\   her  fétiiinin  (à  elle), 
l  its  neutre  (à  cela). 

notre,  nos. 
votre,  lox, 
leur,  leurs. 

our. 
your, 
tlieir 

Dcinoustratifa, 

ce,  cet,  cette  (ci), 
ce, cet,  cette  {là). 
ces  (ci), 
ces  ((à). 

this. 
Ihat. 
thèse, 
those. 

Exemples  d'adjectifs  possessifs. 


mon  arbre,  my  tree. 
ton  crayon,  yourpencil. 
son  ami,  liis  friend. 
son  tablier,  bcr  apron. 
notre  livre,  our  book. 
votre  chien,  your  dog, 
leur  navire,  tbeir  ship. 


sa  patte,  ils  paw. 
mes  enfants,  my  chiidren. 
ses  yeux,  ber  eyes. 
ses  griffes,  its  claws. 
nos  souliers,  oaT  shoes. 
vos  dents,  your  teeth. 
leurs  mains,  tlieir  hands. 


Exemples  d'adjectifs  démonstratifs. 


re général-ci,  ib\s  gênerai. 
ce  miracle-ld,  Ibat  miracle. 


ces  généraux-ci,  thèse  gênerais. 
ces  miracles-là,  those  miracles. 


ncm-irquca  sur  his,  her,  its. 

kis  signifie  à  la  fois  son,  sa,  ses.  masculin. 

/ler,    —  son,  sa,  ses.  féminin, 

its,     —  son,  sa,  ses.  Deutre. 

On  emploie   his,  quand   l'objet  ou  les  objets  appartienueut  i.  ■m 
homme  ;  Son  livre,  his  book.  Ses  livres,  his  books. 


1076 


ABRÉGÉ 


On  emiloie  her,  quand  l'objet  ou  les  objets  appartiennent  à  une 
ferame  ;  Son  livre,  her  book.  Seslivres,heT  books. 

On  emploie  t7(|  quand  l'objet  ou  les  objets  appartiennent  à  un 
neutre,  c'est-à-dire  à  un  objet  ou  ï  un  animal  :  Son  livre ^  Ils  book  s 
(le  livre  de  la  bibliothèque)  Ses  livres,  Us  books. 


PRONOMS. 

p 

ronomi 

personiieU. 

PRONOMS   SIÎJETS. 

PRONOUS  BiclMES. 

Sing.  je, 

tu,  thou. 
m.  il.  he. 
f.  elle,  she. 
n.  il.  elle,  cela,  it. 

S. 

lers.               moi,  me,  me. 
toi,  te,  thee. 
(  m-    lui.  ;«,  him, 
)  f.      elle,  la,  her. 
'  n.     lui,  le,  la,  cela,  it. 

Plur.  nous,  we. 

ire 

nous,  us. 

vous,  you. 
ils,  elles,  ibej. 

se 
8« 

vous,  vou. 

eux,  ei/es,  leur,  tbera 

Les  pronoms  sujets  se  placent  avant  le  verbe. 
Les  pronoms  régimes  se  placent  après  le  Terbe. 
Quand  la  pbra;e  est  affirmative  ; 


Exemples  : 


je  donne,  1  give. 
tu  donne*,  thou  givest. 
il  donne,  he  gives. 
elle  donne,  she  ghes. 
cela  donne,  It  gives. 
nous  donnons,  v:e  give. 
vous  donnez,  you  give. 
ils,  elles  donnent,  tbej  give. 


donnex-moi,  give  me. 
donne-toi,  give  thee. 
donnez  lui,  give  him. 
donne-lui,  give  her. 
donnex-le,  la,  give  il, 
donne-nous,  give  us. 
il  vous  donne,  be  gives  yoa. 
donne-leur,  give  tbem. 


Mas.  Je  le  comprends.  I  undersland  bim  (lui). 

FÉu.  Je  la  comprends.  I  undersland  her  (elle). 

Neot.  Je  comprends  cela.  I  understand  it  (cela). 

Ploh,  Je  les  comprends.  I  understand  them  (eux,  elles). 

Reuabqub.  —  On   ne   tutoie  jamais  dans   la   conversation  an- 
glaise. 

PRONOMS  DÉTERMINATIFS. 

Possessifs. 

Mine,  le  mien,  la  mienne,  les  miens,   les  miennes.    .    •    d  moi. 

thiDB,  le  tien,  la  tienne,  les  tiens,  les  tienties à  toi. 

bis,  le  sien,  la  sienne,  J«  )itn$,  let  lisnnei.  .....    d  lui. 


DE   LA   GRAMMAIRE   ANGLAISE.      1077 

hers,  le  sien,  h  sienne,  les  siens,  les  siennes.    ,    ,    ,    .    à  elle. 

ils,  le  sien,  la  sienne,  les  siens,  les  siennes d  cela. 

ours,  le  nôtre,  la  nôtre,  les  nôtres à  iwus. 

jours,  le  vôtre,  la  vôtre,  les  vôtres d  toits. 

theirs,  le  leur,  la  leur,  les  leurs •    .     d  eux,  d  elles. 

DÉMONSTRATIFS. 

Sing.  (Al),  ce,  cet,  celte,  ceci, celui,  celle,  celul-cl,  celle-ci; 

that,  ce,  cet,  cette,  cela,  celui,  celle,  celui-là,  celle-là; 
Plur.  (Aese,  ces,  ceux,  celles,  ceux-ci,  celles-ci; 

those,  ces,  ceux,  celles,  ceux-là,  celles-là. 

RELATIFS. 

u;Ao,  pour  les  personnes;   l 

tvhich,  pour  les  choses  et  (       .    ,        ,    ,        ,,     .  ,, 

les  animaux  ;  (  "J"''  '«î"^''  '"quelle,  lesquelles,  etc. 

that,     pour  tout;  ' 

ivhose,  dont  le,  dont  la,  dont  les,  de  qui,  à  qui; 
what,  ce  qui,  ce  que; 
uihom,  régime  de  io/io,qui,  lequel, laquelle,  lesquels,  etc. 

INTERROGATIFS. 

wao?  qui?  qui  est-ca  qui2 

WH0SB7à  qui? 

TTHCH?  qui? 

wuicB?  lequel?  ItqnallaT  lesqaela? lesquelles?  qui? 

WHAT?  quoi?  quel?  quelle?  quels?  quelles?  que? 

INDÉFINIS. 

.      .    .      ,        (  some  bodxi,  quelqu'un  ; 
«orne,  quelque,  en,  du,  de  la,  des;  <  .i-  r        L 

'  1  tome  thmg,  quelque  chose 

any,  aucun,  tout  aucun,  en,  du, de,  la,  des; 
one,  ou,  en  (,one another,  l'un  l'autre); 
otiier,  autre,  les  autres,  autrui; 

i(    manyaons,  plus  d'un. 
plusieurs,  beaucoup  de     j     many  othert,  beaucoup 
'     d'aulres. 

tvery,      )      ,  )    euery  one,    1      . .._ 

,*'      {    chaque,  tout     I  ,.  l    <=''««"  J 

«lien,        J  )    eac/i  one,      ) 

both,  l'un  et  l'autre,  tous  les  deux: 
either,  l'un  ou  l'autre,  soit,  os; 
uihether,  lequel,  laquelle,  si; 


1078  ABRÉGÉ 

none, aucun,  pas  un; 

nobody,  personne  {no  one),  personne; 

nothing,nea\ 

such,  tel,  telle,  tels,  telles-, 

whoever,       )    quiconque  } 

i        .  ..       ï    celui  qui,  eelle  qui. 

tvhosoever    j    qui  que  ce  soit  ;    ) 

RÉFLÉCHIS. 

myself.  me      et  /   moi j 

thytelf  ou  your$elf,  te        »  l  toi i 

himself.  \  »  I   lui V  mémo. 

herself.  l  „        „  \   elle ( 

itself.  l  ^°  /   lui,  elle.  .  -  ■    \ 

one's  self.  '  »  l   soi I 

ourselt,  ?  nous    )>  nous-mêmes.  . 

ourselves,  i 

yourself.  )  vous    o        vous-même. 

yoursdves,  ]  vous-mêmes. 

themselves,  se  eux-mêmes,  elles-mÊme». 
Ces  pronoms  se  placent  après  le^erbe. 

NOMS  DE  NOMBRE. 

On  forme  les  ordinaux  des  cardinaux  par  l'additioa  de  tb, 

!1  one  (    1er  first  (once  une  fois). 

2  two  i  se  second  (twiee  deux  fois}. 

3  tliree  ^   3=  Ihird  (tlirice  trois  fois). 

4  four  i'  fourlh  (four  Urnes  quatre  fois). 

6  fivo  —       5*  fiflh  (five  tiraes  cinq  fois). 

6  six  6e  sixib  (six  times  six  fois),  etc. 

VERBES  AUXILIAIRES. 

ta  ha*e  avoir  et  lo  be  être, 

Î  servant  à  con-  l  do,  signe  du  présent, 

juguer  les  ver-  )  did,  signe    du   prétérit   excepté  pour  les 

tes  cégatiTs  et  J  verbes  auxiliaires  eldéfeclifs  :  part,  pas 

interrogatifs.  '  se,  done. 

ihall  et  will,  signes  du  fuinr  excepté  pour  les  verbes  défeclifs; 

should  ei  would,  signes  du  conditionnel;  même  exception. 

Ict,  signe  de  l'impératif;  excepté  à  la  deuxième  personne. 

jnaj/,  signe  du  présent  du  subjonctif;        )    excepté  pour    les  verbes 

might,  signe  du  prétérit  du  subjonctif;     )    défectifs  . 


DE  LA  GRAMMAIRE  ANGLAISE.      1079 


(o  bave  (avoir). 


«o  be  {être) 


INDICATIF   PRESENT, 


you, 
hc,  she,  it, 
we, 
you, 
they, 


Îhaoe,      I 
<    tu  as 
has,  il,  elle,  cela  a, 
J  (    nous  avons. 

[  liave,  1   TOUS  avez. 


I  am,  je  suis. 

you  are,  tu  es. 
he,she  it,  is,  il, elle,  cela  est. 
we,    1        (  nous  sommes. 
you,  \  are,)  vous  êtes. 

ils,  elles,  sont. 


ils,  ou  elles  ont.  they, 

prétérit 
c'est-a-dire  imparfait  et  passé  défini 


1 

you, 
he,  she,  it. 
we 
you 
they 


j  avais,  j  eus. 
tu,—  lu  — 

had  ■'  ''^^''-  "  ^"'• 
nous, 

vous, 

ils,  ou  elles. 


1  was, 
you  tvere, 
ne,  she,  it 

you, 
they, 


j'étais.je  fus. 
was,  lu. 
il. 
nous  étions 
were,  vous. 


FDTUR  SIMPLE. 


(pour  avoir),  bave. 


(pour  avoir),  hâve- 


1  shall. 
you  will. 
he  will- 
we  shnll. 
you  will.    I 
they  will.  ] 

FUTCR  DE  VOLONTÉ. 

/  will.        \ 

you  sh'ill.  I 

ne  shall. 

we  will. 

you  shall. 

they  shall. 


be,  (pourStre). 


be  (pourStre). 


CONDITIONNEL   SIMPLE. 

Remplacez  shall  par  should   et  will  par  would 
CONDITION.NEL  DE  VOLONTÉ. 
Remplacez  will  par  would,  et  shall  par  should. 
IMPÉRATIF. 
let,me. 


pour  avoir, /iuue.  /  let 


hâve  ou  be 
I    him 
her 


ou  l'Infinitif 
(moins  la  pré- 
position to) 
de     n'importe 

quel  verbe 

que    l'on   veut 

meure  a 

un    de  cet 

temps. 


be  (pourêtre). 


hâve  ou  be. 
let  them. 


1080  ABREGE 

SUBJONCTIF   PRÉSENT  (I). 

S       4      I     1    f         2       «     3    4  ]    ou 

l  li  I  /  l'Iaf. 

I  IV"  (  [de 

^our  iToir)  mayhave.  \  tkat  (  ne  she  it  >  may  be  (pour  être))  n'im- 
1         J  tue  I  I  porte 

I         I  you         \  1  quel 

PRÉTÉRIT  DU  SUBJONCTIF. 

•  Remplacez  may  par  might. 

INFIMTIF  PRÉSENT. 
to  hâve,  «o  to  be. 

PARTICIPE    PRÉSENT. 
hauing,  '"'s  being. 

PARTICIPE    PASSÉ. 
had  ed  beetu 

VERBE   RÉGULIER. 

Remplir  «o  flil. 

INDICATIF  PRÊTENT. 

Se  forme  de  rinfinilif  (mrins  la  préposition  to),i  la  2*  par- 
îonne  singulière,  il  faut  ajouter  est  ou  simplemeut  st,  si  le  verbe 
est  déjà  terminé  par  un  e  muet. 

Exemple  :  thoufiUest,  he,she,it  {fills).  we,you,  they  (fiîl). 

PRÉTÉRIT. 

Se  Torme  de  l'infloitif,  en  y  ajoutant  la  terminaison  ed  (on  d  sim- 
plement, si  l'inGnlIif  est  déjà  terminé  par  e  muet). 

I  you,  he,  she,  it,  we,  you,  they  {filled). 

Le  futur,  le  conditionnel,  l'impératif,  le  présent  et  le  prétérit  du 
suLijoDctif  comme  le  verbe  to  ftate  ou  to  be,  en  employant  l'infinitif, 
moins  la  préposition  (o> 

Le  participe  présent  se  forme  en  ajoutant  ing  è  l'infinitif  (moins 
la  préposition  to)\  si  le  verbe  est  terminé  par  un  e  muet,  il  faut  le 
upprliner. 

Le  participe  passt  se  forme  comme  le  prétérit,  en  ajoutant  ed  ou 
é;  dans  le  cas  contrtlrei  le  verbe  est  irrëgulier. 

VERBE  RÉFLÉCHI. 

To  Warm  one'a  «elf,  se  chauffer,  c'est-à-dire  chauffer  soi' 

même. 
Indicatif  pbésebt.  —  I  warm  myself,jB  me  chauffe. 

(1)  Les  chiffres  indiquent  la  construction. 


DE  LA  GRAMMAIRE  ANGLAISE.       1081 

Pbétébit.  —    You  warmed  yourself.  vous  vous  chauffiez. 

Futur  simple.  —  Ile  loill  W'riii  himxelf,  il  se  chauffera. 

FpxuH  voLATiF.  —  She  shnll  warm  herself,  elle  se  chauffera 

C'oNDiTioNNEi.  SIMPLE.  —  U  wouM  wariii  itself,  cela  se  chauffe- 
rait. 

Conditionnel  tolatif.  —  We  wouîd  warm  ourselves;  nous 
DOns  chaufferions. 

Impéhatif.  —  Wtirm  yourself,  chauffez-Tous,  au  singulier,  ou 
wiirm  yourselves^  au  pluriel. 

SuBjuNCTiF  PRÉSENT.  —  That  they  may  warm  themselves, 
qu'ils  se  chauffent  (ou  qu'elles  se). 

Prétérit.  —  Thut  they  might  warm  themselves,  qu'elles  se 
chauffassent  (o'.;  qu'ils  sej. 

Participe  présent.  —  Warming  one's  self,  se  chauffant. 

Participe  passé.  —  Having  luanned  one's  self,  s'étant  chauffé. 

CONJUGAISON 

DES  VERBES  AUXILIAIRES  ET  DÉFECTIFS. 
Présent. 

Skall.  —  I,  you,  he,  she,  it,  we,  you,  they  {shall};  je,  tu,  il, 
elle,  cela,  nous,  vous,  ils,  elles  (dois). 

Prétérit  et  conditionnel. 

8bould.  —  /,  you,he,  she,  it,  we,  you,  they  [should);  je  devaii, 
dus,  devrais. 

Présent. 

will.  —  1,  you,  he,  ihe,  it,  we,  you,  they  (will);  je,  lu,  etc., 
\eux. 

Prétérit  et  conditionnel. 

Would,  —  /,  you,  he,  she,  it,  we  you,  they  (tuouW);  je  voulais, 
voulus,  voudrais. 

Présent  prétérit. 

I.C».  —  /,  you,  he,  she,  it  (let),  we,  you,  they  (let);  je  laisse, 
laissais,  laissai. 

Présent. 

Do.  —  /,  you,  we,  you,  they  {do);  he,  she,  it  (does);  je  fais,  elc. 

Prétérit. 

Did.  —  /,  you,  he,  she,  it,we,  you,  they  (did);  je,  tu,  faisais,  Gs, 

Présent. 

Can.  —  I,  you,  he,  she,it,we,  you,  they  {can);  je,  tu  peux,  etc. 

Prétérit  et  conditionnel. 

Could.  —  /,  you,  he,  she,  it,  we,  you,  they  (couW);  je  pouvais, 
pus,  pourrais. 


1082  ABRÉGÉ 

Présent. 

May.  —  /,  you,  he,  she,  it,  we,  you,  they  {tvay)\  je  puis,  efe. 

Prétérit  et  coxi>iTiON\EL. 

Rlight.  —  /,  you,  he,  she,  it,  we,  you,  they  {iiiight};  je  pouvais 
pus,  pourrais. 

Présent  et  prétérit. 

MuBt.  —  /,  you,  he,  she,  it,  we,  you,  they  {must);  il  faut,  faU 
lait,  fallut  que  je. 

Présent  prétérit  et  conditionnel. 

Oiiisht  (to).  —  /,  you,  he,  ihe,  it,  we,  you,  they  {ought  (o);  je 
âolï,  devais,  dus,  devrais. 

Verbe  impersonnel  y  avoir,  there  to  be. 

Présent.  —  There  (is  ou  are);  il  y  a. 

Prétébit.  —  There  (ivns  ou  were);  il  y  avait,  eût. 

Futur.  —    There  (xvill  ou  shall)  be;  il' y  aura. 

Cr.ND  T  ONNEL.  —  There  (would  ou  should)  be;  il  j  aurait. 
"     Impératif.  —  Let  there  be;  qu'il  y  ait. 

Subjonctif  présent.  —  That  there  may  be;  qu'il  j  ait. 

Prétérit.  —  That  there  might  ie;  qu'il  y  eût. 

Il  y  a  trois  manières  d'exprimé  en  anglais  un  présent  ou  un  pré» 
térit  de  l'indicatif. 

je  lis,  I  read,  I  do  read  I  am  reading. 

je  lisais, 
je  lus, 

1°  On  emploie  le  pronom  et  le  verbe  comme  en  français  pour 
pxpi  imer  un  axiomi'  ;  |  our  montrer  comment  une  chose  se  fait  ou  pour 
Ind  quer  une  habitude. 

I  always  read  very  loud,  jelis  toujours  très-haut. 

I  read  mj  book  every  morning,  jelis  dans  mon  livre  tous  les  matitis. 

20  On  emploie  le  verbe  to  do,  pour  donner  de  la  force. 
(je  vous  dis  que)  je  lis,     l  do  read. 

3»  On  emploie  leverbe  Être  avec  le  participe  présent  pour  exprimer 
quelque  chosequi  est  en  train  de  se  faire,  pour  exprimer  l'action  au 
moment  de  la  parole. 
je  lisais  quand  il  vint,       1  was  reading  when  he  came. 

Do,  did, shall,  will,  should,  would,  may,  might,  etc.,  s'emploient 
incore  pour  signifier  oui,  en  réponseà  une  question;  alors  le  verbe 
jst  sous-entendu. 

,io  you  readî  I  do.  lisez-vous?  oui  (JR  fais).  ,  sous-en- 

iid  you  read  ÎI  flid.  /is-iei-uotu?  oui  (je  faisais).       (tendu  l'sc- 

Shalïyou  read?  I  shall.     lirei-vous  ?  oui.  l    tionde 

etc.  etc.  etc.  )      lire. 

On  emploie  d'j  au  présent  et  rfi(i  au  prétérit,  quand  un  verbe  est 
tégalif  ou  interrogatif. 


I  read,  I  dId  read  I  was  reading. 


DE  LA  GRAMMAIRE  ANGLAISE        1083 

Jt  ne  Ks?)f;s,  I  do  not  read. 

Je  ne  lirais  pas,  I  did  not  read. 

Je  ne  Uraipas,  I  shall  not  read. 

etc.  etc. 

est-ce  que  je  lis?  do  I  read. 

est-ee  que  je  lisais?  did  I  read. 

est-ce  que  je  lirai?  shall  I  read. 

etc.  etc. 

flo  s'emploie  aussi  à  l'impératif  négatif  deuxièm*  personne  ; 

Ne  lis  pas  ou  ne  lisez  pas,  do  not  read. 

Verbe  réciproque.  Verbe  pronominal. 

we  warm  each  other  \nous  nous  chauffons,      1  "^  ^e'i-ves.'""^' 

you  warm  each  other        [vous vous  chauffez,         {^°"  lel^es^""'^' 
thcy  warm  each  olher        \ ils,  elles  se  chauffent,      f    (heiïisèîves. 

Au  lieu  de  each  other,  on  peut  employer  one  another,  qui  signi- 
fie l'un  l'autre,  tandis  que  ourselves,  yourselves,  themselves,  signi- 
ne  nous,  vous,  eux-mêmes. 

Règle  générale. 

On  ferme  la  troisième  personne  du  singulier  du  présent  a'e  l'indl- 
catifcomme  le  pluriel  des  substantifs, 
les  habillements,  the  dresses         il  i'habille,  he  dresses. 
les  boîtes,  the  boxes  elle  boxe,  she  boxes, 

etc.  etc. 

Les  ■verbes  terminés  par  y  (réguliers)  précédés  d'une  consonne 
changent  y  en  ied  pour  le  prétérit  et  le  participe  passé  :  C0])iais, 
copied ,  copié,  copied. 

Il  faut  doubler  la  consonne  finale  d'un  mot  monosyllabique  quand 
celte  consonne  est  précédée  d'une  simple  ■voyelle  et  qu'il  faut  lui 
ajouter  une  terminaison. 

Les  participes  sont  invariables  en  anglais.  Presque  tous  les  parti 
cipes  présents  peuTent  devenir  des  substantifs. 

ADVERBES. 

On  forme  un  adverbe  anglais  d'un  adjectif,  en  y  ajoutant  ly. 

Quand  il  faut  ajouter  une  terminaison  à  un  mot  terminé  par  y, 
il  se  change  en  t  simple. 

On  forme  un  adjectif  d'un  substantif  en  j  ajoutant  un  y. 

Quand  il  faut  ajouter  une  terminaison  i  un  mot  terminé  par  c 
muet,  on  le  supprime. 

{sang,  blood)   (sanglant,  bloody),  (d'une   manière  sanglante,  bloc 
dily). 
laise,ease)  (aisé,  easy),  (aisément,  eas^'ij/). 

Co!WI'Arat;f  de  supériouité. 

On  forme  le  comparatif  de  supériorité  en  ajoutant  er,  ou  bleu  rè 


1084  ABRÉGÉ  DE  LA  GRAMMAIRE  ANGLAISE. 

l'aHjectif  monosyllabique,  et  en  plaçant  more  (plus)  devant  l'adjectif 

poljsyllabique. 

g)'a;id,  great  plus  grand,  greilei. 

leau,  fine  plus  beau,  finer. 

gros,  big  plus  gros,  bi^ger. 

cruel,  cruêl  plus  cruel,  mora  cruel. 

Cependant  on  peut  changer  y  en  ier  pour  les  polysyllabes  en  y  et 
^ajouter  r  pour  ceux  en  iome. 

io!t,  pretly  plus  jolie,  prettier. 

beau,  handsome  plus  beau,  nandsomer. 

Pour  le  superlatif  on  cbange  r  eu  st,  et  more  en  most.  Le  plus 
grand,  the  greatest;  le  plus  beau,  the  finest;  le  plus  gros,  the  big- 
gest;  le  plus  joli,  the  prettiest;  le  plus  beau,  the  hanàsoine.sl,  etc. 

Comparatif  d'infériorité. 

Moins  se  rend  par  iess,  et  le  moins  par  the  lenst. 
Moins  malin,  less  sly;  le  moins  malin,  the  leaft  sly  ;  moins  opulent, 
less opulent  ;  le  moins  opulent,  the  least  opulent. 

Comparatif  d'égalité. 

S     aussi       J 
"V'""'    [    gue(3S.....  as). 


pas 

(  aussi 

négatif,     5  'if'"    }    JKe  (nol  so as). 

(  tant        ' 

Elle  n'est  pas  aussi  grande  que  loi,  she  is  not  so  tallaB  yon. 

Après  un  comparatif  de  supériorité  ou  d'infériorité  \equeàoit  sa 
rendre  var  than. 

Il  est  plus  grand  que  vous,  heis  tuUerthm  you; 

Elle  est  plus  grande  que  vous,  she  is  taller  thmyou. 

Elle  est  moins  grande  que  vous,s/ie  is  less  tall  than  you. 

Après  un  superlatif  on  emploie  in  ou  of,  pour  de  comme  on  l'a 
déjij  vu. 

Irrégularités. 

bon,  good     )  ^  ^j^jjgj,  j^g  test. 

bien,  well     ) 

mauvais    b3d\n  i    ^^^^         the  worst. 

mal,  badly  ) 

P^'"'    1    little    i    len  the  least. 


m