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THE
Phonoi^raphic Dictionary
AND
Phrase Book.
THE AMERICAN SYSTEM OF SHORTHAND.
THE
Phonographic Dictionary
AND
Phrase Book.
BY
BENN PITMAN
AND
JEROME B. HOWARD.
CINCINNATI :
THE PHONOGRAPHIC INSTITUTE COMPANY,
Copyright,
1894, 1896, 1897, 1898, 1899, 1900, 1901,
BY
The Phonographic Institute Company.
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PREFACE.
An undertaking so costly in time, labor, and money as the
preparation of this, the most complete phonographic dictionary
and phrase-book ever published, would hardly have been entered
upon had not the great utility of works of its class been abun-
dantly demonstrated during the half century which has elapsed
since the publication of Isaac Pitman's first "Phonographic and
Pronouncing Vocabulary of the English Language." That work
made its first appearance in 1850, and so obvious was its im-
jjortance to learners of phonography that not fewer than seven
editions of it have been published in England, several of them
ai3i)earing in many distinct issues.
In this country, where Pitman phonography has dcvelopctl
upon somewhat different, and we cannot l»ut think more health-
ful, lines than in England, various jjhonographic "dictionaries,"
"vocabularies," and "phrase-lists," more or less complete,
have been jniblished. "The Phrase-Pook," first issued by
Benn Pitman as early as i860, and "The Phonographic Dic-
tionary," by Benn Pitman and Jerome B. Howard, first issued in
1882 (both of which have been repeatedly issued under various
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I'REKACE.
dates), are merged in tlie iircscnt work, which, however, is
now so amplified, both as to material and method, as to con-
^tilutc a now and distinct production.
The benefits of a phonographic dictionary, while extending
to all phonograjjhers who aim at higher proficiency in their
art, accrue chiefly to the self-instructed and to those students
who, after taking a course of instruction in a school, have passed
from under the eye of the teacher and are going through the
early stage of practical experience as amanuenses or reporters — a
stage during which even harder study and more devoted prac-
tise than is ofien found in schools is essential, if higher steps
are to be taken. For such the dictionary is especially intended,
and, if rightly used, will prove indeed a "guide, philosopher
and friend."
The words if rightly used are advisedly set down. There
is a way of using, or, rather, of misusing, a dictionary whic;h
makes it rather an enemy than a friend. The student who
finds himself falling helplessly into the habit of turning to the
word-list as a matter of course to find the outline for a new
word the moment he comes upon it, instead of first thinking
out and writing out the outline Jiis 07cin judgment approves, had
better throw his dictionary away. To him, if sui h habit be
persisted in, the dictionary will be but an enfeebling influence
which will dry up in him all iminilse to original jihonographic
thought and render him a helpless victim of circumstances
whenever in the heat of actual reporting he comes upon a
rREFACK.
Strange word against which he has not armed himself by pre-
viously looking into his dictionary.
All phonographic study and practise has for its object the
empowering of the writer unhesitatingly to construct, upon
sound phonographic principles, legible outlines expressive of
each and all -the words which may come to his ears in the
course of a report. The great mass of common words be-
come so familiar to the experienced reporter that he writes
them not only without hesitation, but almost without thought.
Nevertheless every day, if not every hour, of his work may
bring to him words which are rare, or even wholly new to
him — so far as their phonographic forms are concerned, at
least. For these words he has no familiar forms pictured in
his memory, and if he is to report them truly he must build
outlines with lightning rapidity and with unfailing accuracy of
formation. This power of outline-building rests upon a prac-
tical mastery of the system of phonography as such, and it is to
be acciuired only through thorough study of phonographic prin-
ciples and mu( h careful drill in applying these principles slowly
and methodically to practise.
And right here it is, in this slow, accurate practise, that
the dictionary helps or hinders. It hinders if the learner
gives way to the temptation to let it do his thinking for him.
It helps immea.surably if he does his own thinking first and
appeals to the dictionary in those cases of doubt as to tlic
excellence of his own results which may naturally and rea-
PREFACE.
sonably arise in ihe work of any student. The function,
then, of the dictionary, as to the learner of phonography,
is to solve doubts ; to inform the student whether the result
of his efforts is right, faulty, or wrong. No stale of mind,
save that of stupid self-satisfaction, can be more perilous to
the learner than that of anxious doubt. The questions "Am
I doing well?", "Are my patient efforts of avail?", "Am I
on the right track?", if left too long unanswered may, nay,
are likely to, lead to discouragement and final abandonment
of the most cherished enterprise. The dictionary should be
the counselor who answers these questions promptly and truth-
fully. The student who sees outline after outline, over which
he has faithfully toiled and honestly doubted, approved by
the appeal to the dictionary, is stimulated and encouraged.
His references to the book gradually become fewer, for he
learns to resi)ect his own judgment — the book having shown
him that it is worthy of respect. The student who is greeted
by rejjroof after reproof, as he compares his faulty structures
with the i)erfect models, will, if he is wise, soon take the hint
and return to his elementary text-books. He will review as
often as need be his Manual and Companion, where he may
learn, not merely phonographic outlines, but pJwnography —
the science and art of building and vocalizing phonographic
outlines.
It is evident, moreover, that a dictionary, to be of any
considerable use, must be of a very comprehensive character.
PREFACE. -
It is not the easy, simple forms about which the student is
Hkely to be in doubt, but those of rarer occurrence and com-
plicated structure — those in whose formation well-founded
doubts may arise, and concerning which even doctors mav
sometimes disagree.
It is for the reason just indicated that a very considerable
proportion of technical and foreign words and phrases have
been included in this work. I'he reporter or amanuensis A\ho
finds himself about to be called upon to write about technical
matters will act wisel)' to make some preparation therefor, ho\\-
ever hasty and superficial it may perforce be. In these days
of increasing specialization, the range of technical reporting is
widening rapidly. The busy phonographer may to-day be called
upon to report a convention of physicians — it may be laryngo-
scopists or neurologists ; to-morrow, of engineers — it may be
hydraulic or mining experts ; and, again, of manufacturers —
it may be nail-makers or silk-weavers. In such emergencies
even the smallest interval of time will be availed of by the
prudent reporter, who may not only vastly lighten the labor
involved in making the report but even save himself from
humiliating defeat by reading up the general subject in such
cyrlopcdias or text-books as may be at his command, and es-
pecially by studying the signifirations and practisiii}:; thf best
phonographic outlines for new words therein found. In this
process it is believed that the "Dictionary and Ph ra.se- P>ook "
will be most helpful. It is in view of the fact that reporters
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are nowadays called upon with especial frequency to write
medical terms that this portion of the vocabulary has received
especial fullness of treatment in the following pages.
In the 1861 edition of the "Phrase Book," the following
prefatory words are printed :
The extent to which the capacities of the phonographic
system are developed in this work, in the special direction to which
it is devoted, will both surprise and gratify the phonographer.
Indeed, had the sj'stem been framed with a special view to the
writing of phrases, rather than accurate representation of the ele-
mentary sounds of the language, it could scarcely have pre-
sented a greater degree of philosophic brevity and complete-
ne.ss than is exhibited in the phraseographic abbreviations of
this work.
The extent of the development of phrase-writing in the pres-
ent volume is (especially when the cross-references are taken into
consideration) several times as great as that of the original work.
This portion of the book will be found exceedingly useful to the
learner, not merely for reference, but as a subject of special study
and practise. It is recommended that the student write, first by
copying and afterwards from dictation, the entire mass of phrases
herein given. He will thus not only receive a valuable training
of the hand, and also acquire a ready use of many phrases which
will be retained in his memory, but, far more important, he will
obtain such a practical knowledge of the principles of phrase-
writing, and familiarity with the classes of words which unite to
form phrases, as will enable him thereafter to construct correct
phrases instantaneously while in the actual process of reporting.
INTRODUCTION.
This book aims to include in its vocabulary every word of
the English language which is not "obsolete," "archaic,"
"very rare," or ultra-technical. It also includes a large
number of those words from foreign languages which have
come into frequent or occasional use in English speech and
literature. It thus contains all the words which the practical
phonographer is likely to meet with in his work. Besides
this extensive word-list the book comprises a phrase-list of
several thousiinds of useful English and foreign phrases.
Each word in the vocabulary is considered with respect to
the following points:
a. Spelling. The modern spelling in most general use is
given. In cases where two or more spellings are prevalent,
the simplest is chosen. Thus adz, con, instead of ndze, icon.
Octasionally, more than one spelling is given, especially where
usage is not settled or where there is a differentiation of
meaning, as abalir and abator.
b. Acccnttiatinn. The main actent of each word is
marked l)y the sign i' ) immediately after the accented syl-
lal)lc. Secondary accents are not marked.
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12 IXTRODUCTIOX.
c. Pronunciation. lo the phonograplier this Dictionary
is a perfect pronouncing lexicon. The accent being marked
in the typic word, and the jihonctic elements shown in the
engraved shorthand form, the i:)ronunciation of each word is
luimistakably indicated. In choosing the pronunciation in
those cases where usage is divided or theories differ, refer-
ence has been had to the three great authorities — "Webster's
International Dictionary," "The Century Dictionary," and
"The Standard Dictionary." No one of these works has
on all ])oints been accepted to the exclusion of the others.
On certain systematic points of pronunciation, however, as
particularly the values of unaccented vowels, "Webster" has,
in general, been followed ; on others, as, for instance, the
values of the consonants /, d, s, z, when followed by / or y
sounds, the doctrine of the "Century" has seemed most ac-
ceptable; while in isolated cases of diverse pronunciation,
the three authorities have been compared and, generallv
speaking, the pronunciation favored by a majority has been
held to prevail.
ff. Capitalization. Only those words are capitalized in
the vocabulary which should be so written in the middle of
a sentence.
e. PJiono^rapiiic Representation. The fully - vocalized
("corresponding style") form of every word is shown in
engraved phonographic characters in close proximity to each
typic word in the vocabulary. The typic words are arranged
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INTRODUCTION. 13
in columns, di\ided into groups of three, and the correspond-
ing phonographic forms are arranged in lineal groups of three,
and each phonographic group is placed immediately to the
right of its corresponding typic group.
f. Gravunalogiies. Every word which, in the correspond-
ing style of phonography, is considered as a grammalogue, is
repeated in CAPITALS immediately following its main cntr)-,
and its corresponding logogram appears in its appropriate
place in the shorthand column.
g. Reporting Outlines. The reporting outline of a word
is generally the same as the corresponding style outline, the
vowels being simply omitted. In certain cases, however (see
Repo7-ter' s Companion, paragraphs 14 to 18), it is necessary
to write the reporting outline "in position," and in such
cases the typic word is followed by an Arabic figure "i," to
indicate that the reporting outline is written in the first posi-
tion, or by a figure "3," to indicate that the reporting out-
line is written in the third position. Whenever the reporting
outline is contracted, or is in any other way different from the
regular unvocalized outline, the word is reprinted in the vo-
cabulary in SMALL CAPITALS, and the reporting outline is given
in its appropriate place in the column of engraved shorthand.
//. Co7npounding. The phonographic outlines of those t om-
pound words which in longhand are written with the hyphen,
are given with the phonograjihic hyjihen only in cases in which
the component outlines do not admit of ready joining. When
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the component words can be conveniently joined, they cie
written as a single outline formed without lifting the jjcn. In
the re]>orting style the hyphen may be omitted even in those
c-ases in which it is used in the corresponding style. Com-
l)Ound words are thus practically treated as phrases, whi( h in-
deed they are.
/. Phrase -Writing. The jirincipal phrases l)uilt upon
any word are given immediately following the word, in its
regular place in the vocabulary. The lepetition of the first
word or words in the phrase-lists is indicated by the system
of ditto marks formerly used in the Phrase-Book. A single
mark brings down the first word of the preceding phrase,
two marks bring down the first two words of the i)receding
phrase, and so on. In general, no attempt is made in this
book to carry joined phrases beyond the third word, as Init
a small proportion of phrases of greater length will be found
useful. However, no positive rule can be given to limit the
extent of joined j)hrases, it being possible for writers of
small, neat hands to carry them to greater lengths than
those who write a larger and bolder style. Cross- references
are therefore given to indicate those cases in which more
extensive joining may be used if thought desirable by the
individual writer, who, in such cases, is the only competent
judge, with regard to his own practise, as to whether or not
joining may be extended and still subserve speed, conven-
ience, and legibility.
INTRODUCTION.
Fiom ihe vocabulary are omitted:
a. All regular plurals of nouns; /. e., those that are
regularly written in phonography by adding a circle-j- or -z
to the outline of the singular, and those that are formed
by enlarging a circle that ends the singular.
l>. All regular preterites; /. e., those formed in phonog-
raphy by halving a final full-length stroke that ends the
present, or by adding the stroke-^/ to a final half-length
stroke that ends the present.
c. All present participles and most verbal nouns ending
in -ing, when the final syllable is written in phonography with
the dot.
d. The third-person singular indicative forms of verbs,
when regularly formed by the addition of circle-j' to the form
of the infinitive, or by enlarging a circle that ends the form
of the infinitive.
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ABBREVIATIONS.
a. adjective.
n. noun.
adv. adverb.
p. participle.
Ang-Ind. Anglo-Indian.
par. paragraph.
Ar. Arabic.
Per. Persian.
cp. compare.
Peruv. Peruvian.
I). Dutch.
Pg. Portuguese.
Dan. Danish.
Pid. Eng. Pidgin English.
E. English.
pi. i)lural.
F. French.
pret. preterite.
G. German.
R. Russian.
geog. geographic.
Rep. Comp. Reporter's Com
Gr. Greek.
pan ion.
Heb. Hebrew.
Skr. Sanskrit.
Hind. Hindu.
Sp. Spanish.
interj. interjection.
Sp. Amer. Spanish Amer
It. Italian.
ican.
Jap. Japanese.
Turk. Turkish.
L. I^tin.
U. S. United States.
Mex. Sp. Mexican
Spanish.
V. verb.
W. Welsh.
THE
PHONOGRAPHIC DICTIONARY
AND
PHRASE BOOK.
A
I bargain
I board
II meeting -*\.
A. an. and, may be written with the
horizontal tick at the first word of a
phrate. provided the tick can be joined
conveniently, and at a di»*.:nci angle.
to the following word. When to joined
the tick doe« not give the position to
the phrase but accommodates itscif
to the position of the following word
(see Rep. Comp. par. 50J. When the
joining of the horizontal tick would
produce an obtuse angle, or no angle
what-vcr. ii should not be employed,
and the word should be expressed by
a horizontal or vertical tick attached
to the preceding outline, or. if this be
inconvenient, by the disjoined dot
a fortiori L
a posteriori L/
a priori L.
a propoa F
Aar'on
Aaron'ical
aback' v
ABACK \
ab'acui
Abaddon
abaft' 3
abal'tcnalc
abaliena'tion
abandon
aban'doner
aban'donment
ABANDONMENT
abate'
aba&ed' v.
abas'cdiy %
abatement
abater
abath' 3
abaih'cdiy 3
abath'meni 3
abat'ine
•bat'abTe
abate'
abatc'ment
abater
ab'atis
abator
abattoir' F
ab'ba 3
ab'bacy 3
Abbas'
abba'tial
abb« F.
abbess 3
ab'bcy 3
ab'bot 3
Ab'boi
ab'botship 3
Abbott
abbre'viate
abbrevia'tion
abbre'viatory
abbrc'viaturc
ab'dicant
ab'dicate
abdica'tion
ab'dicator
abdo'mcn
abdom'inal
abdomino^'copy
abdominothorac'ic
abduci'
abduc'tion
abduc'tor
abeam' i
abed'
Abel
Abelard F.
Ab'crcrombic
Aberdeen'
•ber'rance
abcr'ranry ^ -,
AOKKKANCY N^ )
aber'rant
aberra'tion
abet'
abci'ment
abet'tor
abcy ance
abhor'
abhor' rencc
abhor'rcnt
abhorrently
abhor'ring
abide' i
abid'ingly
Ab'igail
Abi'jah
abil'ity
Ab'ingdon
abiogcn'esis
abiogenei'ic
abiog'cnist
abiog'enous
abiog'eny
ab'jcct
abjcc'tion
abjectly
ab'jcctncss
\- I^ abjura'tlon
abjure'
abjur'er
ABLE TO MAKE A
iS
ACADIAN
Ml a (sec make)
II mention ^
II perceive
II please
II preserve
II prevent
II proceed
II prove
II provide
II recollect
II reply
II stand
^\/ V.
^ I them
^- I themselves
I there
'1""T1"
>
x^
I their absolu'tion Vyo WT
(i.icruunl(seciheir) ab'solutism \ " X "jj—
^^ ^' ^ ABSOLUTISM
ab'solutist
. ABSOLUTIST
I US / ') absolv'able
I which ^ absolv'atory
II a (see which).... .- ^.. absolve'
lyou ^ N S N. ,,,„„,.,■;.
I your
7 7
absolv'ing
absorb
^ ii'own (see your). ^. absorbabil'ity
, yours /^ r^ ^ absorb'abic
I yourself
I yourselves _. ^,
About' ^' r r
above' V, , s/^
ABOVE N» \>
1 a-an-and
I and beyond
I another
I h
ablu'tionary
a'bly
abnegate
abncga'tion
Ab'ncr
abnor'mal
abnormarityv v
abnormally i^^,o-0^,>r
abnor'mity
aboard'
abode' ^K, "<
abol'ish
abol'ishable
s\
I us \
abovc'board ^^
abovc'-citcd
abovc'dcck
abovc'-mcntioncd
abovc'-namcd
abracadab'ra
abra'dant
^^^^. — s.aura ui
jabradc'
^-\.^
■>^ , — ^ A'braham
\.^ Abrahani'ic
A'bram
ABOLISHABLeV^ ^ ^: >^ abreast'
abolishmenl \» \ abridge'
aboli'lion •w --^ w /-— > V /■~y~^ abridg'er
aboli'tionism>/: >/ S >/ abrid^'mcnt
X) %
>
m >: >^ S^S"^ abridg'mcnt >o \
<IISM "^^ abroad' i / /
ABOLITIONISM
aboli'lionist ^ ^-— j
abom'inablc >f J
abom'inate
abomina'tion
abong'inal
aboriginally
aborigines >^^ vr^^X^absc
ab'rogatc cv, ^^ \
abroga'lion >-— x--3 >
abrupt'
abruptly \ y^lZ yy.^j>\/^~^
abrupt ncssN/ V^ â– ^s
Ab'salom
No
abort'
abor'tion
abor'tion
abor'tive
abor'iively
abor'livencss
abound' 3
abounding 3
about' 3
ab'scess 3
is'sa
abscond'
< >Q <^ y-\ < abscond'cr v
ist >/ >/ '> >^ abscond'ing \
I
^ ^ I 01 mma v -v
V\ ^ N-\ y absent (a.) ..v.. Nj^ >ft^
^^' ^-^' absent' (v.) V_S^
â– ab'sencc 3
I of mind
>f
absentee'
...-^.. absentee'ism
absent'er
-\5-
n many (tee a>)
I hii
I it
I ri|hl
1 tome — vy^-
absenl'ing
. ab'scntly
absent-mind'ed
absent-mindedly \ V V
^ ab5ent-mind'ednessV<ai--,^a,.^>«^.,
■^ V~»»b'5inth X \_j, K.
â– b'sotule 3 N.
o ab'ftolutrlv 1 «. /
M one (tee tome)
I tomebody
I tomething.
â– cite
I tuch '' ab'tolulely 3
â– a-an (tee tuch).. 1 certain
I that jP 7° i ' 'mpossible
H age (tee that) ^ 1 indiipensable /V 0^'
the ...^....„ ^...- I necejtary..V^\,j^_;P/..^;''^-r*^A
■way(cp. inthe) ^ 7 T_. ab'soluleness 3' j» A
absorb'cncy
ABSORBENCY
absorb'ingly
absorp'lion
absorp'tivc
ABSORPTIVE
absorp'tivcness
ABSORPTIVF.NESS
absquat'ulatc
abstain'
abstain'cr
abste'mious
abste'miously
abstc'miousness
absten'lion
ab'stinence
ab'stincnt
abstract 3 (a. or r
abstract' 3 (v.)
abstract'cdly 3
abstract'edness 3
abstrac'lion
ABSTRACTION
abstractly 3
ab'stractncss 3 â–
abstruse'
abstrusely
abstruse'ness
absurd'
absurd'ity
absurd'ly
abun'dancc
abun'dant
abun'dantly
abuse' 3
I a
I his
ithe â– ...\... \-
I their ^^ >"
II kindness (sec Iheir)
I them
I us
I your
abused' 3
abus'ing 3
abus'ive 3
abus'ivcly 3
abus'ivcness 3
abut' *v
abut'ment >^
abysm' -|
abys'mal
abyss' x
^Abyssin'ia
Abyssin'ian < -.-i
acacia ><i_?^ r^
academ'ic
academ'ical
acadcm'ically
acadcmi'cian
1
n Ti.
ACANTHUS
19
ACQUAINT
acan'ihus
Ac cad
Accadian
accede'
accd'erate
accelcra'tion
accd'erative
ac'ccnt (n.)
accent' (v.)
accenting
acccnt'ual _
accent'uate
accentua'tion
accept' 3
I his
I it
I that
II which (see that)
I the
I their
II account (sec their)
I ihcm
I this
II one (sec th
accom'plishment '
accord'
ACCORD
accord'ance
^
accre lion
. accrue' 3
accu'muiate
^ accumula'tion
accord'ant /^...accu'mulative
rz:
accord'antly
accord'ing
ACCORDING
1 10
-j^ -^
accu'mulatively
accu'mulaliveness
accu'mulator
ac'curacy
ac'curate
-tp~
)
II a-an cm
iiicase(cp.ina-an) ACCURATE
11 agreement
11 authority
II every
III account (see every)
II her c-:_^^ <r-z_^^ <r-| accurse' 3
Ml account(see her). . 7-^.. .T-\-j--.l- accursed' 3 (p )
II it ^ E , accurs'ed 3 (a.)
..!:^.....!:'::>r2\^
ac'curately
ACCURATELY
ac'curateness
ACCUKATENESS
'\^.
^+^
-f
II justice cj c-' c-^ accurs'edly 3 =~*Tf^ =^ — '^/^
II law ..</ accurs'edness 3 K 'L_j> ?*
II reason
II right
and reason
,1
c
I you
I your
II statement(sce your)
I yours
acceptability 3
acccpfable 3 _-^ .„ ^
accepl'ableness 3 \- ^ '^
accepfably 3 \ ^v^P >
acccpt'ance 3 _„
acccpta'tion 3 %_fi ^1,
accus'able
COSABLE
us'ant 3
accusa'tion 3
ccus'ative
accus'atively
ACCUSATIVELY
accuse
accept or 3
access'
acccssarily _
acces'sarincss
acces'sary
<r^ ACC
^ IX i^ III and reason V^.acc
is) ^ / / II several
"^-^ HI olher{see several) c-PctS'"
-J-. II some ...-\------
^ 111 accounts{see some)
II such <rf <rf ^
_Q ~^-s. Ml a-an (see such)--/- L accused' 3
/^ >M that accusing 3
Ml belief (sec that)c7 .^ ^:: accus'er 3
II the — Ki- -■s^^^^^ccus^ingly 3
III accompanying accus torn
(cp. in the) ^_^^ ace
II the evidence 77t.... | — ac'etate
II the other
II the testimony <r-| c-^ c-'^
M their ..^. <t^>^^...' — '-3--
m account (see their)
II this
I after the fact jj^^—j/N.. — C)\im account (see this)
accessibility f u „ which
access'ible — 4?^ — ^
X..-X.-7-
access'ibly
ACCESSI8i-E-Y-ILITY
acces'sion
accesso'rial
acces'&orily
acces'sorincss
acccs'sory
ac'cidcnce
ac'cideni
accidcnl'al J
accidcnt'ally
acclaim'
acrInm.i'Iion
acclam'atory
acch'matc
acclima'tion c^.^^
acchmatixa'lion
accH'matizc
accli'mati/cd
acch'rrtali/ing
atchv'ity
at'-oladc'
accommodate
accom'mo<l.itcd
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day " '"Al'lentown
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allu'sively
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alma mater L.
al'manac
almighl'ily
ALMIOHTILY
almight'incss
ALMIGHTINESS
almight'y
ALMIGHTY
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all-fired' ^^ <^ alms 3
ALMSGIVER 25 AMERCED
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almshouse "^ ALTITUDE amato'rial
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aloe T 1^ V ALTITUDINAL (;3~ ri / I amatory .
aloft- ■•■"■^ altos "^ J amaurosis L.
aloin -i ^ ' ^ ^ altogeth-er <t^ amaurol'ic ^•
alone- (" ('- I ALTOGETHER^ ^— ^ ama^e .p-v/ l_ ..^.^ --r^
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alp 3 /K /^ ,^K always ^ .. ,y~^ / ^— >. ambitionless i ■■S '■V-
alpac'a r\ ^V-. T^ . are -/^ 3 /^ K ^ X ambitious ,^ a>'^ ^
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alphabet-|C ^ — .lis ^ ambrosia _^
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al phabelize ' V. ' V. ( ^"-o 1 sure ' Y ^ ' \ ' \ ambuscade ^-</" ^i&-i-|
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al ioi - A. V J~ "»/ amalgama tion (^ ^v3 amenablcncss N. N ^^\,
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alterable I /^ /'S^^P/^. AMANUENSES ^-<^.j^ >-J^ amendable 'i^ '^â– ^iy-^
al trrablenesi 1"/ ^1 N Oamanuen'sis,— ^..^^ ,-— c/ ^. AMENDABLE N N >/
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arieralive I / \> ^ /^ amaranthine y^—f- J' '~\ AMENDABLENESS T-v/
altercate V 1 '-r < LO Amaryllis- — </ ^j - — -^ / amendatory --^S^ l-r ^'
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alter natenrjs/'^ / V. amateui^ '— «1 '"^ I ^~^ . omcntlj' - ^- y?
alterna Hon ( II amjtcur'ish .1 X/ Jy amen ity ^ I - — ^
alternative ..>^-a y^ amatcur-|ihly amerce'
alternatively / VjT ^;- > amateurishness ^~*1- '~*1, amerce able
alihx a L ( /^ I, T am atcuri-.m '^' /~^ »^ 3^ AMERCEABLE
although amalcurship -L^ amerced'
AMERCING
26
ANDERSON
amerc'ing
omcrce'mcnl
America
American
I Bible Society
I Express Co.
I institutions
I News Co. z^"**
Americanism
AMERICANISM
Americaniza'tion
AMERICANIZATION
Amer'icanizc
Ames
am'ethysl
amcthys'tine
Am'hcrst
amiabil'ity
a'miabic
a'miablcncss
a'mtably
amicabil'ity
am'icabte
am'icablcness
am'icably
amid' i
amid'ships
amidst' i
Am'icns
amiss' i
am'ily 3
Am'mi
Am'mon
ammo'nia
ammo'niac
ammoni'acal
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ammuni'tion 3
am'ncsty
amcc'ba i
omcc'bae
amcc'boid
among*
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II multitude (cp. in-a)
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amoro'so It,
am'orous
am'orously
m'orousness
amor'phism.
^amor'phous
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amount' 't^~^
AMOUNT
amount'ing
amour' 3 ''^â–
amour proprc F,
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ampere'
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amphib'ia
amphib'ian
amphib'ious
amphictyon'ic
amphic'tyons
amphithc'atcr
amphitheat'ric
amphitheat'rical
amphitheat'rically
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am'phora L.
amphorae L.
am'plc 3
am plencss 3
ampliBca'tion
AMPLIFICATION
amplif'icativc
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am'plify 3
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amputa'tion
Amsterdam
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amused' 3
amuse'ment 3
amus'ing 3
amus'ingly 3
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an
*AN
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anabap'tism
ANABAPTISM
anabap'tist
anab'asis L.
Anachar'sis
anach'ronism
anachronis'tic
anach'ronous
anacon'da
Anac'reon
Anacreon'tic
anx^the'sia L
anac&lhet'ic
^
anagrammat'ic
anagram mat'icaU
anagrammat'ically
a'nal _ f:_
an'alects Ci^
analog'ic
analog'ica! ^y- <:l^'» C-^
analog'ically J_ J J"^^
anal'ogism
anal'ogous ^^^Ljtt^
anal'ogously C_;^^-'
anal'ogousness
an'alogue
anal'ogy CL--^^"
anarysi$3
an'alyst 3
analytic ?L^
analyt'ical
analyf ically !C_^.
analyt'ics J
an'alyzc 3
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Anani'as ^—i- — ^«
an'apest
anar'chic 5.
^anar'chical %.^^^.
an'archism
an'archist
an'archy <:.._yr~^='
anasar'ca L.
nasar'cous y—
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anastomo'sis L.
anastomo'scs L.""— f
anastomot'ic 1^
nath'cma
anathematiza'tion .
anath'ematizc
anath'ematized
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Anato'lia ^
natom'ic
anatom'ical
anatom'ically^
anat'omist
anat'omize
anat'omy
ancestor
anccs'tra!
an'cestress
an'cestry
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an'chor3
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an'chorable
an'choragc
anchored
anchoret'ic
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an'choritc ^
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ncho'vy
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ancient
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Anderson
AXDERSOXVILLE
ANTENICENE
An'dersonville
An'des . ^ ^
and'iron
Andor'ra - — '\—y-
An'dover V^
Andras'sy
Andrew -_^ — ^ ^~^~
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androg'ynous _ ,^_ C p
androg'yny -^. — 'A
Androm'ache I
Androm'cda /
Androni'cus ^
Androscog'gin
an'drosphynx
an'ecdotal
an'ecdote
ane'mia L.
ane'mic
anem'one
anent'
an'eroid
an'eurism
anew'
ANEW
an'gel
ANGEL
I of God
II the Lord
angel'ic
ANGELIC
Angelica
angel'ical
ANGELICAL-LY
angel'ically
Angeli'na
an'gellike
ANGELLIKE
An'gcio
An'gelus L.
an'gcr 3
an'gered 3
an'gcring 3
angina L.
an'giosperm
an'gle
an'glcr
an'glcworm
An'glian
An'glican
Anglicanism
ANGLICANISM
An'glice L
an'glicism
an'glicize - — '-^^ iX
An'glo-Amcr'ican
Angloma'nia
Angloma'niac
Anglopho'bi
An'glo-Sax'on
ANGLO-SAXON
Angola
Ango'ra
Angosiu'ra
Angoul^me'
an'gricr
an'griest
an'tffilv^^^^g— :
an'gry
ANGRY
an'guiih ...
ANGUISH
â– n'guUr >
angularity
angularly
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anhy'drous v|*
an'iline
a n i m ad ve r'si on >— J*"^
animadver'sive >jjv
animadvert'
an'imal
I life
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animal'cula L
animal'cular
animal'cule
.antmal'culum L
an'imalism
animal'ity
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an'imate
r
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annuncia'tion
annun'ciator
an'odc
ANTECEDENCI!
anteced'ency
ANTECEDENCY
antecedent
ANTECKDKNT
anieced'ently
ANTECEDENTLY
anteces'sor j
an'tcchambcr
an'icdate
antedilu'vial
anlcdtlu'vian
antelope v_jj^^p,^. ^ o«_y^
antemeridian r N If-V^ J" '
antenatal
ANTENICENE
28
APHID
nnteni'cene antipalhcl'ic -_•;
nnlen'na ^â– .t_Ci^ ^^.^^ "-Jj-^-- onlipatlicl'ical
antrit'nR " _ antipalhy
antcnup'tial^i< — . 'TS.'-^ ontiph'onal ^^ '— "~\,
ontcpcnull 'V^ ^ C^- an'lip''o"= >- ^-^
anlcpcnull'ima L. ^-♦''I^antiphony
antepcnulfimale y' ,^\ an'tipode wjy -^,
aiUeriora-^ — 'Vy^ — 1"/ ' antipodes N
anteriority C^- if ^ antipopc |
anie'riorly 3 i.^V^^-^ '~-f antipyre'sis L.
an'teroom 3 [y^ V-J C-^-^antipyret'ic
an'lhem anlipyrine
an'lher 3 /- "— f ~7' o"''q"arian
ant-hill 3 . i -^ V V antiqua'rianism'
anthology ANTIQUARIANISM
Anthon — j- ^_;A antiquary . y "%
An'ihony (> o,JL- T ^"''''i"''"'' ^'"^-^ '
anthracite " • -- v| antique'
anthrax ,_;I\ â– S\ â– !)_ antique'ly S^-
anthropoid LJ> A" A antiqucness -k^ — ^jA — . 5 I
anthropoidal N ^ a"''l'"''y
anlhropolog'ic ^^r^ ,_J\' A ' antisabbata'rian ^_i. "V' ii
anihropolog icnl C^C^<Z^- antisabbatariaim J ^,
anthropologically xZ_ N(y X/ a"'iscorbu"tic ^^
anlhroporogist,_j!\ .^ -^^ antiscorbu'tical
anthropol'ogy <r^<F^<Z aDiiscp'tic
anthropomcfric V^ VY Xr/^ANTISEPTIC
anthropomct'rical^ — ^- ^ antiscp'tical — ^••. — 'v
r.nihropomctrywf\_<^ yQ antiseptical-lyJ ^ X
anthropomorphic O y? n. — /^V^miscp'tically == — ?-
anthropomor'phically' ^— ^- antislav'cry. — ti^^ /'"^
anthropomor'phism — >')- «; ANTtSLAVERYj' '^ '
anthropoph'agi ^"^"^-V^^ /V \ antispasmod'ic
antibil'ious^^ ^^ X^,J,„/0'tfyANTlSPASMODic " - =■■- ^- '
an'tic N/"^- '-r~f^ • — antistrophe L.
an'tichrist i antistroph'ic
aniichris'tian ^.s— P ~-S -ir-f antith'cses -y Y'
antichristian' J., L antith'esis te (o
anlichristian'ity C anlithet'ic
anticipate — i- — 1 — 1 antithcl'ical . ^
I him Li el anlithet'ically ^. " ^. X
I his ' ant'lcr
II answer (sec his) 1 — 1- — 1 Antoinette'
I that <L, o/^\ <i^, Anto'nia _Ji^ ^j-J^.. ~j,J,
II the (sec that) ^<J_S>' ( ^ Anto'nio
I the ^^ — ^ 1 Anto'niua
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II account (sec their) — -. ^ — >t — 1 an'trum L. ^^ j\ ^
i this <L J.. J, Anu'bis L —
II account (see this) 2_ ? U a'nus L.
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anticipa'tion i i '~^- ■'^ ° anxiousness ^ <^<C^ _.__^
anticli'max P* Nj * a'ny
anticlinal oi -_» ANY
atxtidotal ^i__ / i*" r ' account
antidote ''-^ I 1 1 answer
Anlie'lam ^. 1 better — .
antifebrile ^-'t-~t Vjs. ^ ~\^^n than (see better)
ante-federalisi ^ ^ 1 body
antifric'tion _^-- , .^- 1 circumstance ^ — p
Antigone \ -^ If i doubt J.,
Antiflcs' ^ I effect
antimacas'sar — ^. ,j,^^_^' individual - -wi ■— -^v '--^
an'timony' — 1' > L_;3T''^i interest _ iT^. 1 fo..-
Anlino'mian ^ ^ — t^ 1 less '
Antino'miani»m^:^-j--^ ^_^ 11 than ^— ^ -^
Antioch /-^,je_ llLa I longer ..yfc. — C ^
Antio'chus ' II than (,
Anti'ope — ;, ^, ^if^ 1 man
antipa'pal \i \ \i 1 more
Anti'patcr J^ \ .1 11 than
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II his (see ol
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I place
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I statement
I subject
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II a (see such).../..
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I way
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anybody's business,
a'nyhow
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a'nyway
a'nyways
a'nywhcre
I else
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a'nywhilhcr ,V...
a'nywise
a'orist
aor'ta i
apace'
Apa'ches
apart' 3
apart'mcnt
apathct'ic 3
apathet'ical 3
apathct'ically 3
ap'athy 3
ape
Ap'ennines
apep'ay
.apc'rient
ap'erture
a'pcx
aphcr'esia
a'phid
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APHIDES
29
APPREHENSIBLY
aph'ides L. r .• i'' apothe'osi/c \^ v ^, v -y applicability
a'phis L. ^ — ., -Vj VJ Appalach ee ^^ >/./ >/ (/, applicable X \
aphon'ic \^ Appalachian [q ^ APPLICABLE-Y-ILITY ^
aph'orism c-^ c-j* c-jc appall' ^ ^ \y^ / ap'plicably
aphoris tic ^ — . i, ^. APPALL \( ji. "applicant .
aphoris'iical |_ T appall ing Q^ application \^
aphoris tically <Hv c->y c-^' appalling \ -^ -^^\/^^ applique' F. 1^ «> '^.^
aphrodisiac ^ \ \ appallingly ..../t!... vT â– ^^. apply' I %__ Ny /^
aphrodisiacal^ 2 J ^ i ^. APPALLINGLY^-^ 1 his
Aphrodi'te <r-.< ' \ ^ \ > appanage \ \ /I \ .'that \ \ \
apiarist A 'Xr "X^ apparatus >.• V^ t X /i thr .< / -1 .
a'piary r apparel / ^^ 1 their
ap'ices L. <: I < -! appareling v \ . \ J^' 'hem \ \ "^^
apiculture >© » . \o apparent r/"^'^^^ >^ 1 themselves 2 _/ ^
apiece' i | apparently ^ ^ 1 there V VO /
apish < \ / "V apparition I \ P \ 9 -; ^ 1 your \ \^
apishly 'N *\-^ *) appari'tional vr Vr V 1 yourself .. fT ^
ap'ishness — / " '<i_9 appeal' i appoggiatu'ra ^
aplomb' f'- "s, \ "( appealable I-; y^ < -J ^-^^appoint' 1 , ,i v
apoc alypsc >, \ c \ o appealing i V > ^. >J- ' appoinfable n, \ ...>
apocalyptic ^no^ ^ — appealingly I '(_" APPOINTABLE ' N^
apocalyptical -C \ < appeal'ingness 1 <^ •; X. appointee' N. a a
apocalyptically \ 2^ 2 2.^^ ^, appear' y., >_^ appoint er 1 ^ >L '5,
apocopate i^_l %. ' APPEAR Os_P ' appointing! |' ^
apocopation \ < \ ' that "X ' 'N,,^ X^ appoint ive i ;^ ^ ^^
apoc cpe L. > ^_> ^ >: — 1 1 there I .^ appoint'ment .'x "j,^
apocrypha ' ^ ' \ V.- 1 to have ' APPOINTMENT ^
apocryphal / .( y, appearance •! yo ^\ \ appointor i a \, \/ /^
apocryphally \-r: — 1 V — 1 ^ \, APPEARANCE >/ '- ......N. Appomattox Sv^ V~J o V^
apogee 3 S- ^-'' / appeasable I Ns^appor'tion 3
Apollina'risN^ /-■'^' V /^ •\ ^^_^appeas'ableness i •? •? \^ appor'lioner 3
Apollo V. V '^ \ P^ appease' I ^fc \o ....^apportionment 3
ApoUodo'rus 1 a-an-and >n_P ap'posiic
Apollonian <^ ^^_3 \ ^— __?-( ^ 1 her \^ \r) \«> ap'positely '\ "C -C
Apollo nius V'^ V^ " nA i his .....?t>^. .7: ./f..ap'positcness >*>- >p >p
Apollyon 1 the 1 apposition YT To
apologetic <. ^-7 \ ^-7. < ^-7. 1 them \, \o \ apposition \. < \„
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as'tcrisk
as'terism
astern'
as'teroid
asteroid'al
asthcn'ic
asih'ma 3
asthmat'ic "s
aslhmat'ical •/
asthmat'ically
astigmat'ic
astig'malism
ASTIGMATISM
astir'
aston'ish
ASTONISH-ED-ING
ESton'ishing l^^^T
aston'ishingly
ASTONISHINGLY
aston'ishment
Aster
Aslo'ria
astound'
astound'ing -^
astound'ingly
astrad'dle
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as'tral
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astrin'gcncy
ASTRINGIyNCY
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attack' 3
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a'theist
atheis'tic
athei!:'tical
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Ath'clstan
athcnc'um
Alhe'nian
Ath'ens
Ath'erton
athirst'
ath'lete
athlct'ic
athlet'ics
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athwart'
At'kins
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Atlan'tic
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in'ableness >/ \ n
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ATTAINABLEHESS
attain'der
attain'ment
ATTAINMENT I
attaint' ''^
attaint'ing
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atonc'meni
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atten'tive
attcn'tivcly
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lattcnua'tion
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attest'
ttcsta'tion
attest'ed
atlest'or
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attire' i
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attor'ney
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au'burn
Auck'land
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auctioneer^ —
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audibil'ity
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au'diphone ~i-
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audi'tion i
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aural
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authcn'ticate 1 Maria
authentica'tion_ _ — r\ 1 Mary
authentic'ily (r-r-* Mj- / avenge'
au'thor 1 l aven'ger
au'thoress i — c\ - av'enuc i- <^
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auton'omy J ' Av'ondale Xq
au'topsy -I- -1 "I J avouch' 3 r
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autumn x X. r avow'al 3 a/
avow'edly 3
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awl ^
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AWRY
ax 3
ax'es(pl. of axis) 3
ax'ial .
ax'ially
ax'illary --
ax'iom -{^ '
axiomat'ic
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ax'is 3
ax'le
ax'letree ^-0»
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aye (yes)
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ayes "^
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Baalbec
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bab'ble \
bab'blement \
babbler \
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babe
Babel
baboon'
ba'by
BABY
ba'byhood
ba'byhouse
ba'byish
ba'byishly
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Babylo'nia
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Babylon'ic
Babylo'nish
baccalau'reate
baccarat' F
bac'chanal
bacchana'lia L
bacchana'llan
bac'chant
bac'chante
bac'chic
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bach'elor
bach'elordom
bach'elorhood
bach'elorism
bach'elorship
bacit'lar
bac'illary
bacilli L.
bacil'liform
bacillus L.
back 3
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back'band 3 — P
backbite 3
backbiter 3
backbone 3
back'door 3
backdown 3
back'er 3
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back'gammon
back'ground 3
back'hand 3
back'handed 3
back'handedness 3*
back'house 3
back'lash 3
back'less 3
back'Iog 3
back'piece 3'
back'plate 3
back'saw 3
back'set 3
back'sheesh Pers
back'side 3
back'sight 3
back'slid' 3
back'slid'den 3
back'slide' 3
back'slider 3
back'stairs 3
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back'ward ^ v '
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back'wardly 3
back'wardness j
back'wards 3
back'water 3
back'woods' 3
back'woods'man 3*
ba'con
Ba'con
Baco'nian
bacte'rial
bactc'ricidal
bacte'ricide
bacteriolog'ical
bacteriorogist*
bactcriol'ogy
bacterioscop'ic
baclerios'coptst
bacterios'copy
bacle'rium
Bac'tria
Bac'trian
bad 3
I action \
I character
\ /n bade 3
\ — '4, J Ba'den
badge 3
badg'er
badinage'
bad'Iy 3
I done
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/â– bad'ncss 3
baffle
baffling
baf'flingly
bag 3
bagatelle' F.'
Bagdad'
bag'gage
I man
I master
baggy 3
bag'man 3 <
bagn'io
bag'pipc 3
bag'pipcr 3\
Bag'stock
bah 3
Baha'ma \
bailee'
bail'ifr
batl'ing
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I Bairiie
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bail'ment
bailor' v, y — .
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37
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38
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Baireuth V. nx" v/ ban 3 V — j!^ A ^^j. Xj>^ bapiized'
bairn banal' F. • ^ baptizing
bait v, V V, c^ banal'ity V \ \ bar 3
bake \ \ \ — < banana A •, V — -^ — '. \_> — j- , Association
bakehouse | banco It. ^^ — ^| Barab'bas
baker v.. \. \. , Ban'croft \ , Barata'ria v ^ >« v -^'i^ v •
Bak'er \ \ \ <^ bands V^ ^- .> barb V<1/ V/W/
bak'cry band'age / Barba'dian
Balaam X./^"^ ^ j ^ v ^^bandan'na Barba'dos
Balakla'va V \/ ^. band'box 3 "S- > V- V Bar'bara
balance .' band'ing 3 N r. barba'rian
BALANCE <% ^ V^^^ban'dit v BARBARIAN
I his ^ O ^ V band'masler 3 ?S- ^'^^^ V barbar'ic
balanceable bandog | Q_ BARBARIC
BALANCEABLE \ \ \ ban'doline v y \ bar'barism \ ;-v ,rf — v v. >
balanced \ -'^ ^ bandy V \ \, â– BARBARISMN/ \/\/X_>^\
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balancer ^ N '\ \ bane'ful ^ >, ^ barbarized \-^ V^" v^^i-'
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balcony v / — ;-> — - ^ * vi bane'fully v, ^'^V- \ barbarous v >\ jp\/ No ,
bald I V ^ ^^^1 bane'fulness ^ ^ r* ^ earbaR0US-Ly\/ v^ \/\/^
badderdash J BANEFULNESS Kx ]>â– ^-^J> bar'barously \ JX
bald'-faced i >- /i t /I- ''^"6 3 \ \ ^^-^\ bar'barousness v ^y ;8_j)'— "
baldhead I \ V^ I V^ bang'ing 3 \ — ^ V_;v_^ \_i^BARBAROUSNESs\^ N/^-^'V./V /â–
bald'headed i \^ ban'gle Bar'bary
bald'ly I -V /^ v "C/^ Ban'gorv v v bar'becucv •
bald'ness i vC ^v^ V ' — ban'ian Vjj \ , V bar'bel ^
bal'dric ban'ish " _y bar'ber
Bald'win ^ v ^ y ^ ban'ishment \ \ v bar'berryv >\. /\ •-
bale \^__^ V V ban-ister V \^ \ barbette' \/ \^ \/
Bale ban'jo J^ /s bar'bican
Balear'ic V/"^ \-/T V^ ''^"'^ \ v Bar'bour v 5SV X ^V
bale'ful V J V V, N/ Vbamk V_> \^ .. V bar'carolle v/\ > y J^
bale'fully 1 account — ^— ^^ Barcelo'na C_--.
bale'fulnessv. /^ \^ \. ' b'" Bar-clayx v
Bal'four ^ V^p* \ A ' ''°°'' N. \--\ ^'"''^3 V^^<\ \/V"
baling • / C — - 1 note ^ — n ^V_^ \ — ^ Bardell'
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balk I V^ \ V BANKABLE V_^ r \ \ y bard'ish 3 "^^^ % ^ Y V
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balk'y i â– y K. /^ \ bank'ing \ \ y > bard'ship 3
ball I V — - V \ BANKING X^;/; V ^■^-•' bare
bal'lad '• bank'rupt ^ — ^ — ■' bare'back
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Bal'lantyne V J^ v J" \/ bank'ruptcy- V. .N^^^ X XjSy. , .bare'bone
bal'last BANKRUPTCY^ — \ 1^~-Abare' faced
bal'lasted y ^^, \ y- y /^ Banks v \ \ ) bare'facedly \ ^ N. -1
bal'let F. V V V I. banner \_i — ° \_^ \ bare'facednessv/^^ ^^^
ballis'ta L. banning 3 EAREFACEDNESS
ballis'tse L.y -^. V ^-T>.\/^' Ban'ning y \ y^ . ^ Jbare'foot
ballis'tic V. I V. L_' ' — " ban'nock \;_xN ■;. \>i;ara'footed
ballis'tics Bannockburn' ' bare'handed
balloon' y ^^^ y ^-A y . banns 3 \ \. \ bare'headed
balloon'ist V V VC ban'quet J- N ; \ ^ bare'Iegged
bal'lot . ban'queter ^ bare'ly
ball'proof I >y^-«\ ^-y^ — v N- ~: Ban'quo y v y bare'necked
ball'room i X ^^^ ^ ^ — ^ ban'shee N^, ^ V p' bare'ness
balm 3 ^ Ban'tara ' _/ L — < bar'gain
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balm'y i V y — ^r N/ ly ban'terer \ N \_^ barge
balneol'ogy Ban'ting Aj -\X baric
bal'sam < y^-g~>-' ,-g- — > : bant'ling y y Bar'ing
balsam'ic V \/ \/T ^ ban'yan p!>' N^— Z \ barium
Baltha'sar ^ ^'^ bap'tism C ^ V bark
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Baltimore V 1 v^ V^ ^ baptismal \^^ \ y^^ barkeeper 3
bal'uster BAPTISMAL-LY V^ \ j. V"^ bark'entine
bal'ustered y ^^ y ^^- y ^-T3 — ■' baptis'mallyv \ ^^^^ \ Ear'ker y
bal'ustrade N/ V V Baptist \ \ \ Barkis \
Balzac' baptist \ i ^. \ bar ley
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bamboo' v"^;_^N, — - N-^ — 'i baptistery N, N. \ Barlow y^
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39
BE IT
bar'maid 3
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Bar'mecidc
bas'set
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Bar'ney
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barn'yard
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baromet'ric
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bar'onage
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bar'onel
bar'onetage
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bar'ony
baroque'
barouche
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bar'renness
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barricade''
bar'ricr
bar'rister
bar'room 3
bar'row 3
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Barthoromew *V^ I
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Ear'ton ^/^
bary'la
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bar'yionc
ba'tftl
basalt'
basalt'ic
basalt'tform
basalt'oid
bak bleu P.
bak'cule
base
baseball'
base'board
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base'burner
based \ ,
base'hearted ^
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base'lcssness
base line
base ly t, p
base'menl \,
base'minded >n
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base'ness
bas'cs (pi. of basis)
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bashaw* x
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bash'fully -^
bash'fulness S^~ v
bash'i-bazouk' Turk.^ ;
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battalion
batten \,
batter
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battle-ax
bat'tle-cry \
bat'tledore
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battlement
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bat'tue F.
bau'ble
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bawd'tly 1
bawd'iness i
bawd'ry 1
bawd'y 1 -^
bawd'yhouse 1 \
bawl I I
bawl'ing 1 < '
Baxter >.
bay ^— ^
Bay'ard v^
Bayley V.
bay'onct
bay'ou i vy
bay'-rum' n"*
bay'-win'dow
bazaar' v
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f accepted v \/^^^
■always \_-j^n .»
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I assured
I believed
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(see made) , writtenv /i y / — y v beau'tifully
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III a (see above) i yourself \ 'S. K becalm'ingv \ V ■•
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II found Xj- r ^ bea'con /^ / because'
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I perceived 3 ^bead'ing i ^ 11 man
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I taken J I ^bear'ish 1 >,// ' yours
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II as it may c t, J^ bear'skin ^^<i_9^^ ^ bechanced' \ j ^^-^—
II one (see that) T * — ' beast i beck </ ff
I the V V V beast'like -f X^' T Becker
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I their ) beast'liness Y Y ' beck'on
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I this x\ N \ beat'en i X \ vi 1 aware
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i very > ^N ^\,.^_J)eat'ify \. \ \. becom'ingness^
II certain (see very)(. ' ^ beat'itude \j—^ J 1 1, bed
BEDABBLE
41
BEJEWEL
\ Vl- \. \
bedab'ble
bedaub'
bedazzle
bed'bug
bed'chair
bed'charabcr
bed'clothes
bed'cord
bed'ding
Bede
bedeck' >â–
bedev'i!
bedev'ilmcnt
bedew'
bed'fellow
Bed'ford N^^^^^
bed'gown x>,
bedight'
bedim'
bedim'ming
bedizen
bediz'enment
bed'lam
bed'lamite
Bed'ouin
bed'pan
bed'plate
b'
BEEN
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bee'tIeb^owed^: V ^ begem'ming >
beeves i TV' beget'
befall' L V beg'gar
befall'en v V 'K beg'garlinessN
befalling \, V V beggarly
befit' V, V_ beg'gary
befitting •tC K C^\ begin'
befit'tingly \ \ V BEGIN
befog' *--^;_^ C.^^ ^ I a-an-and (cp. began)
befogged' >: \ ^ begin'ner v i ^ ^
befool' Y \ \ BEGINNERN . -^ Vi-* '
before' ^ . V_ ^C^ begir'dle
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II others I beguil'ingly
I that \ Beguin' F.
II time (see that) 1 1 v Beguine' F.
I the *• s begum Ang.-Ind.'
II foundation '' ^ /-*' begun' v
II invention v\^ v~ — 1 \/ BEGUN \— rrj 3
II last ^-^ --} 1 a-an-and (cp. began)
II nation behalf 'C \ -^
II next \^ — Z> V- — C \r^ — i behave ^ '
III time (see next) V — ^ bchav'ior ^-7
11 time behead' V y\ V V
II world M i-</ t\ beheld' \^ I \ Vj — -^
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BEJ EWE LING
42
BERIAH
bcla'boring /
belate' >0 S, ^\ /
belay' V^ \
belay-ing
belay'ing-pinv /'v_-\^' /
belch V^ >>
bei'dam
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belea'guer
bclea'guerer
bel'-esprit' F.
b^en?;'VT^v^v2
Bel'gian
Bel'gium VZ_ N^AOv/
Belgrade'
Be'lial
befie' i
belied' i
belief
believ'ability
believ'able
BELIE VABLE-ILITY
believ'ableness
BELIEVABLENESS
believe' o^*
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I I am (see I am) ^ ^ ^ ' you
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II a-an (see in)
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belike'
Belisa'rius
bcliftle
belit'tled
Bel'knap
beil
Bell
bel'Iowing \/^
beriows ^
bell'-punch
bell'-ringer
bell'-shaped
bell'wether
bel'ly V y/^
bel'lyache >/.
bel'lyband
bel'lyful
bel'lygod
belong'
BELONG-ED
belonged'
belong'ing
Beloochistan
beloved'
below'
11 own
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belt
belt'ing
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belvedere'
bely'ing ^^â–
bemire' N
bemir'ing
bemoan'
bemoan'ing
bemud'dle
I yourself \
Ben'edick ^
Ben'edicl
Eenedic'tine
benedic'tion
bcnedic'tional
benedic'tory
benefac'tion
BENEFACTION
benefac'tor
benefac'lress
ben'efice
ben'eficed
beneficence
beneficent
beneficently
benefi'cial
benefi'cially
benefi'cialness
benefi'ciary
ben'efit
ben'efiting
benev'olence
benev'olent
BENEVOLENT-LY-CE
I Ass'n
I Society
Bengal'ee
\^\r-^i:tr Vp„ >
I Telephone Co.
belladon'na
Bel'lamy
belle
Belle \ .^
belle-leftrist V
Beller'ophon
belles-lettres F;
bellelris'tic
BELLETRISTIC
Belle'ville
beirflower
bel'licose
bel'licosely
bellied
bellig'crence
bellig'erency
BELLIGERENCY
bellig'erent
bellig'erentlyv v^
Belli'ni V ^
bell'-metal
Bello'na
bel'low
bel'Iowed
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bench'!
bench'-warran
end
Bengalese'v
benign' ^
benig'nancy
BENIGNANCY
benig'nant
BENIGN ANT-LY-ITY
benig'nantly
benig'nity
benign'ly
Ben'jamin v
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bend'ing
beneath'
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benumb'
Benvo'liov
ben'zene Vj,
ben'zine
ben'zoate \
benzo'ic ^-^
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beplas'ter >*
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Beri'ah
BERING
43
BETWIXT US
V^\X VK.,
Berkeley (\
Berkshire \
Bcr'lichingen
Berlin' cv » /
Berlioz' ^.
Bermu'da
Bcrnadolte
Bernard'
Berne
Bernese'
Bern'hard
Bern'hardt
ber'ry
ber'serker
berth
Bertha
Bertram
ber'yl
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bcsee'-h'er
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besot'tedly I
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besought'
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bespeak'
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bespoke' _--\.-
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bespok'en
BESPOKEN
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besprinkle
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Bes'scmcr
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best
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I evidence
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I of my belie
III judgment
III knowledge \^^ v ^
III memory
III recollection
II your belief
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besiial'ity
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bestrid'de
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bete noire F
Beth'any
Belh'el
Bethes'da
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44
BISHOP
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bev
bcv
bev'y
bewail'
bcwail'ing
bewail'ingly -^
beware'
bewil'der
bewil'dered
bewil'deringly
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bewitch'ingly C v v ^
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biba'cious
bib'ber
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biblioma'nia
biblioma'niac
bibliomani'acal
bib'liophile v \
biblioph'ilisra\
biblioph'ilist X.
bib'liopolc v^ b^
bibliop'oHst > '
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bicar'bonate
bicar'bureted
bicen'tenary
biccnten'nia!
bi'ceps L.
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bick'er
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bicus'pid ^' — •
bi'cycle
bi'cycler
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bide X
bien'nial
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bifur'cate
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big'amist
big'amous
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big'ly I
big'ness i
big'ot
big'oted
big'otedly
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bilat'eral
bilat'erally
bil'berry
bilbo.
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bile'-cyst i
le'-duct X K Y^ \V^
bile'stone i ^ Ll V J'
bilge
bilge'-watcr
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bil'Iion C^_p (..^_(;i__
bill'poster x
bill'sticker i ^
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bimetal'lic
bimet'allismN
bimet'allist
bimonth'ly
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bin'nacle
binoc'ular
bino'mial
binom'inal
binox'alate
binox'idc
bi'ogen
biogen'esis
biogenet'ic
biog'enist â–
biog'eny
biog'rapher
biograph'ic
biograph'ical
biograph'ically
biog'raphy
biolog'ic
biol'ogist
biol'ogy
bi'ped
bip'edal
bipen'nate
bipet'alous
birch
birch'en
bird
bird'cage
bird'call
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bird's'-eye
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birth
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bill-book I BISHOP
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bisul'phite
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bit'ingly i
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bitterish
bitterly
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bit'terness >o
bit'terswccl J
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biv'alent
bi'vatve >v^^
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blab
blabbed
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blackamoor 3
black'ball 3
black'balling 3
blackberry 3
blackbird 3
btack'board 3
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black'guardly ^: /^
black'hcart3 V*
Black'ie
black'tng 3
black'ish3
black'-jack 3
blacklead'3
black'Icg 3
black'-lctler3
black'ltit3
blackly 3 \_/^
black'maii3
black'mailer 3
black'mailing 3
Black'more
black'ncss 3
black'smith3
black'snake3
Black'stone
black'lhorn 3
Black well
Black'wood
blad'der
blade
blain
Blaine
Blair
Blake
blam'able
blam'ableness
blam'ably
blame
blame'ful
blame'fully
blameTulness
blame'less
blame'lessly
blame'lessness
blame'worlhy
blame' worthiness
bl2
Blan.
Blanche
blancma:
bland 3
Bland
bland il'oquencc V
blan'dish
blan'dishment
blandly 3 ^
bland'ncss 3 J
blank
blan'ket
blan'kct-shcct
blank'ly
blank'ncss
blare
blar'ncy
blar'ncycd
blar'ncying
blase' F.
blasphcm
blasphcm
blasphcm'er
blas'phemous
blas'phcmously
blas'phemy
blast 3
blasted 3
blaste'ma Gr
blas'todcrm
blat
bla'lancy
bla'lant
bla'lantly
blath'crskitc
bla/c
blazed
bla/'cr s^^
blazing >
bla'zon '' \
bl
bl
bla'ronry
bleach
bica
blea
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ly I
ness I
â– v
V. Ho
r
bleak :
bleak'<
bleak'(
bleak
bleak
bleak
blear
blear'ey
blear'-e;
blear'ini
blear'y
bleat
bled
bleed I
blem'ish
blem'ishless
blench
blend , .
blende
blend'ing ^
Blennerhas'sett
blent
bless "^
I a-an-and
I her
I him
I his
I it ^
I the
I them
I this ^
I us
I your
blessed
bles'sed (a.)
bless'edly
btess'cdness
bless'
Bless
blest
blew 3
blight
blight'ingly
blind I
blind'er i
btindToM x
blind'ing i
blind'ingly i
blind'ly x
blind'ness x
blink
bliss I
blissTuI
BLISSFUL-LY
bliss'fuUy
bliss'fulncss
BLISSFULNESS
blister 1
blis'tcrcd i
blithe
blilhe'ful ^
blithely ^
blithc'ncss vl
blithc'somc
blithe'somcly
blilhc'somcness
bliz'zard ^
bloal >,^
bloal'cdness *
blorit'cr
blob
block
blockade'
blockhead â– *--.
block'hcadcd |
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\
K
%
ila'zoning ^. ^kl^
ronry
ch cr \ \. \ blockhead ^-.-.^^ — ^ \^^
ch'cry / / ^ block'hcadcd |
BLOCK HEAD ISM
45
BON TON
^Ly-
£
K^l
block'hcadis^m
block'housc
block'like
blond I ^/
blonde i ^
blond'ness x
blood ^^ ^,
blood'-bought N ^
blood'-corpuscle
blood'guiltiness
blood
blood
BLOODGUILTY
blood'hound ^
blood'ily
blood'iness <^ ^^/^
blood'lcss \. ^
blood'lcssly
blood'Iessness ^,^.
blood'Ietting iT >/
blood'-red
blood'-rclation
blood'-relalionship'
blood'root
blood'shed
blood'shedder
blood'shol
blood'-spavin
blood'-stain
blood'stone
blood'sucker
blood'thirstiness
blood'thirsty
blood'-vessel ^ , ^^
blood'-warm \ cV'
blood'y V_,
bIood'y-minded/\ \ *\ ,
bloom \. ^^-! V— ^
bloom'er
bloom'ing
bloom'ingly
bloom'ingness
Bloom'ington
bloom'less
blos'som
blos'soming
blos'somless
blos'somy
blot
blotch
blotch'y
blot'Iess
blot'ter
blouse 3
blow
blow'er
blow'gun
blown *»:^
blow'-off ^
blow'y
blowz'y
blub'ber
blub'bering
bludg'eon
Bliichcr C^ \
blue 3 V^r- \
I Ridge
le3 ^ V^ ^
blue'bird 3
-blue'-black
blue'bottle
blue'coat 3 <t^ "^ M
bluc'-cyed >-»- V' I
blue'fish 3
blue'-grass 3
blue'-laws 3
blue'-mass 3
blue'ness 3
blue'-print 3
blu'er 3
blu'est 3
blue'stccking 3
blue'stone 3
blue'-veined 3
bluff
bluft''ness ^^ "^
blu'ing 3 \>— v^ \-
blu'ish 3
blu'ishncss 3
blun'der
blun'derbuss
blun'derer
blun'deringly
blunt
blunt'Iy ^^
blunt'ness o/^
blur ^
blurt ^
blush V
blush'ingly
blush'Iess *^
blus'ter \ _
blus tered /*
blus'terer
blus'teringly
bo'a
Boabdir
Boadice'a
Boaner'ges
boar
bod'ily I
bod'ingly
bod'ktn
Bod Ician
bod'y I
I politic
bod'yguard i
Boeo'tia
Boeo'tian
Boer D.
Boer'haave
Boe'thius
Y.
Y\^
b
bog I
bog'gle
bog'gler
bog'gy I
bo'gie
bo'gle
Bogota'
bog'trotter
bo'gus
^>^ ^bohca'-
Bohe'mia
Bohe'mian
Bohe'nnianism
BOHEMIANISM
Boiar'do \. -. vrH
BoYeldicu' V^ r V T
boil I
boil'er i ^ /'"^
boil'ing t N '
bois'terous
bois'terously
bois'terousness
Bokha'ra
bold
bold'-faced
bold'Iy
bold'ness
bole
bole'ro Sp.
Bol'eyn V ^^ \^
BQi'ingbroke ^^- J^
Bol'ivar
Boliv'ia v^^ v>^ -
Coliv'ian V Vo' V V:>-
boll
Bolo'gna
Bolognese'
Bolo'gnian
bol'ster v^/O \/^^
bol'slered V^"^ V
bol'stercr
bolt v^
bolt'er v^
ing-cloth
ton
bo'lus
bcmb I
bom'bard
bombard'mcnt ^
bonn'bast
bombas'tic
bombas'tical
bombas'tically
Bombay'
bombazine'
bomb'proof i
bomb'shcU i \
bon F.
I jour F.
I mot F.'
I soir F.
I ton F.
BON VIVANT
47
BOURGEOISIE
v-^
1 vivant F.
bona fide L.
I fides L
bonan'za
Bo'naparte
Bo'napartcan
Bo'napartism
BONAPARTIS
Bo'napartist
BONAPARTIST
bon'bon F.
bond I
bond'age In^
bond'-debt i
bond'holder i
bond'ing i
bond'maid i
bond'man i
bondservant
BONDSERVANT
bondservice
BONDSERVICE
bond'slave
BONDSLAVE
bonds'man ^
BCNDSMAN >*
bond'woman i
bone
bone'-ash
bone'-dusl
bone'less v ^
bone-phosphate^^
bone'set l
bone'-spavin
bon'firc
Bonhcur'
bonhomie'
Boniface
bon'iness
bonne F.
I bouche
Bonner
bon'net
bon'nctless
bon'nily i
bon'niness i\
bon'ny i
bon'nyclabber i
bo'nus
bony
boo'by 3
boo'byisb 3\
boo'dle
bood'ler
bochoo'3 -^V /â– * \ \
bock 3 â– * V^ \_\
book'binder 3
book'bindery 3^
bock'binding 3
book'case 3
book'ish 3
bock'ishly 3
book'ishneis 3
book'kccper 3\
book'keeping 3\
book-learned 3
book'-Icarning 3
book'let 3
book'-lorc 3
book'makcr 2\
bookmark 3
book'-noticc 3
book'plate 3'
book'-poit 3
book'-ra' k -j
bOL _ _,
\'^ii V bootee'
book'seller 3
book'seiling 3
book'shelf 3
book'shop 3
book'stall 3
bookstand 3
book'store 3
book'-trade 3
book'work 3
book'worm 3
boom 3
boom'erang
boom'ing 3
boon 3
Boone
boor 3
boor'ish 3
boor'ishly 3
boor'ishness
_ ost 3
boot 3
>^^
Boo'tes
booth 3
Booth
boot'jack 3
boot'lcss 3 V
boot'Icssly 3 Xy
boot'Icssness 3 y^
boot'maker 3'
boo'ty 3
booze 3
boozed 3
booz'ing 3
booz'y 3
bopecp'
Bopp
borac'ic
bor'age
bo'ratc
bo'rax
Bordeaux
bor'
bo:
bor'dcrland
bore
bo' re a I
Bo'rcas v ^ o^
borc'dom N/
bor'cr
Bor'gias^ ^
bo'ric \y/.
bo'ridc
born < ^^ \ /^
I again \^ v^
borne
.in \yZ,
II upon >/
V^ "i
^'Bor'nco
bo'ron
ough
row I
or'rower i
bos L.
bosh I
bosk'y
bo3'om
ospo'rjan
ios'norus
bonii 1
boss'lim
bosk'y I
Boj'lon
Bos'well
Bos'worth
bot I
botan'ic
botan'ical
botan'ically
bot'anist
bot'anize
bot'anized
bot'anizer
bot'anizing
'^Hjbt'any
botch I
botch'er i
botch'y 1
bot'-fly I
both
both'er
bothera'tion
both'erer
both'ersome
Both'nia
Bolh'nian
Both'nic
Both'well
bottinc'
bot'tle
bot'tle-green
bot'tle-holder
bot'tler
bot'tom
bot'toming
bot'tomless
bot'lomry
bou'doir' F
bbugh 3
bought I
bough
bougie
bouillon' F
Boulangcr
boulc'vard
Boulogne'
bounce 3
bounced 3
boun'ccr 3
boun'cingly 3
bound 3
I to be
M become _ - — .- ,- --
II have \ \ ^
III a (see have) .^ ^^
bound'ary 3 .. "^^^^
bound'cn 3 ^
bound'ing 3 ^^
bound'Iess 3 \^
bound'lc^sly 3
bound'lessness 3
^\ y^-^oun'tcous J5^^ ]^A a-
NX boun'icously ^9 r F"""
boun'teousness
boun'iiful
BOUNTIFUL.LY
bountifully
boun'tifulness
BOUNTIPULNESS
boun'ty
bouquet'
Bour'bon
Bour'bonismv ^>
Bour'boniit \/^
bour'don
nt I <<
bt'en 1 \
le' F. I
V
V
bourgeois'
bourjjcois' F.
bourgeoisie' F,
BOURN
48
BREATHLESSLY
bourn \ >. \ y"
bourse F. V^ \^
boustrophe'don Gr.
bout 3
boutonniere' F.
bp'vine
bow (to bend) 3
bow (to bend) 3 \ ^^^ v brag ga
bow (anything bent)\A \ N. y-c ''"E 2^
bow'-bells N/^ brag'gir
brag
Bragg
braggado'cio
brag'gardisrrt
BRAGGARDISM
brag'garl
brag'gartly
bow'-compass
Bow'doin
bow'el 3
Bow'en
bow'er 3
bow'-knot
rV V^ W/ ^brahmin'ic
brahmin'ical
bowl
bow'-Iegged
bo\vrer
bow'line V//-^ \y.
bcw'Iing n/"^ \.
Bow'man (^
bow'-saw
bow'shot
bow'sprit
bow'string
bow'stringed
bowstring'i:
bow'strung
bow'-wow
bow'yer
box
boxed
box'er
box'ing
box'wood
boy I
boy'cott
boy'cotler
boy'cottism '
Boyd .
boy'hood 1 >â–
boy'ish i
boy'ishly ' V' 1 \*^ ^ /^
boy'ishness 1 \ ^ \ \/
Boyle '
Boyne
B02
Brabant'
Brabant'er
Braban'tine
brace
braced
brace'let
bra'cer
brach'ial
brachycephal'ic
brachyccph'alism
brachyceph'alous
brachyg'rapher^
brachyg'raphy
bra'cing cv
brack'en \i:_^^
brack'et
brack'ish
brack'ishncss
bract
brac'tea!
brac'teate
brad 3
Brad'bury
Brad'dock
Brad 'ford
Brad'ley
Brad'street
Bra'dy
ngly
Brah'ma
Brah'man
brahman'ic
brahman'ical
brah'manism
brah'manist
. Brah'min
brawl'er
brawl'ing
brawl'ingly
brawn i cs<
brawn'incss i ^
brawn'y i
bray
braze
razed
bra'zen
_bra'zen-face
bra'zen-faced
v^i <v^
^ \.
>
brah'minism
brah'minist
braid
brail
brain
brain'less
brain'lessness
brain'pan
brain'sick
brain'sickly
brain'sickness
brain'y
braize (\ ^
braized nd
braiz'er
brake'men
Bra ma
Bramapoo'tra
bram'ble
bram'bly
bran 3
branch
bran'chice L
bran'chial
bran'chiate
branch'iness
branch'iess
branch'let
branch'y
brand 3
bran'died (x
brand'ing 3 V^
bran'dish
bran'dy
bran'ny 3
ant 3
brash
brass 3
brass'iness3
brass'y 3
brat
brava'do
brave c\ . ^,
brave'ly \> \y
brave'ness '
brav'er
brav'ery
brav'est
brav'ing
brav'ingly
bra'vo (interj.)
bra'vo (n )
bravu'ra It
brawl
\
V \i
Brazil'
Braz:
braz'ing
breach rv
breach'y \
bread /
bread'fruit
bread
breadth
breadth'less
breadth'ways
breadth'wise
bread'winner
break
I a-an-and
I across
II a (see across)'
I forth
I ground
I his
II own (see his)
I into
II a (see into)
I it
1 the
I their
II own (see their)
I theirs
1 them
I themselves J
this
^1 through
II a (see through)!
brcak'able
break'age
break'down
break'er
break 'fast
break'fasted
break'ncck
break'water
bream
breast
breast'-bone
BREAST-Bp
breast'ed
breast'ing
breast'pin cv \
BREASTPIN \j'<i
breast'plate
BREASTPLATE
breast'work
'breastwork
breath
breath'able
breathe
breath'ing
breath'less
breath'lessly
BREATH LESSN ESS
brtaih lessness<N. ^X/N
breccia It ^S \
Breck inridge ( /
bred L,.'^ ^
breech 'N.M \
breech-block /
breech-cloth cv.
breech'es \
breech'ing /
brcech'-loadcr ' , (
breech-loading "^
breed i
49
BRONCHIAL
3 -^s. (s. 'N. I about (>. cv ov broad'cast i
'age 3 \' ^' ^-^ II his (see aboul)\^2V_N^_5 — ^broad'cloth
cr 3 / ^ ■, I across ^ ^« broad'en
brccd'er i
breeze i
brcezc'Iess i
brccz'incss i
breezy i
bre'hon
Brc'men
Bre'mer
Bren'nan
Bres'lau Cv /^ ^s^ ^
Brest >^ ^
Bretagne*
brethren cv
BRETHREN \-\ ^X^-
Brcl'on j ^
breve i
brevet'
brevet'cy
brc'viary
brevier'
brev'ity
brew 3
brew
brew
brew'ery 3
brcw'house 3
Brew'sler
Brian
Bria'rean
Bria'reus
bribable
bribe
bribed
brib'cr
brib'cry
bric'-a-brac
Brice cso/
brick ^so
brick'bat
brick'-kiln
brick'Iaycr
brick'laying
brick'maker
brick'maktng
brick'work
brick'*yard
brid al 1
bride 1
bride-cake I
bndc'-chamber
bridegroom 1
bridei'maid 1
bridewell "'^-s
bridge
Bridget
Bridge'walc
bri die
bridle-path
brier
brier-root
briery
bng
brigade'
brigadier'
brigadier-gen'eral
brig'and
brig'andage
brig'antine
Brig'ham
bright
Bright
bright'en
brighter
than
b
b
Brighton
brill
bril'Iiancy
bril'liant c^^
bril'liantiy ^Z'-
bril'liantness
brim
br;m'f'ji
brim'ming
brim'slone
brin'dlc
brin'dled
brine i
bring
I a-an-and
I than <>. <v cv
bright'ly ^ > ^
brighfness J ^\ v[^_^
bring'er
bring'ing
brin'iness
brink
brin'y t
Bris'bane
brisk
bris'ket
brisk'ly
brisk'ness
bris'tle
bris'tle-shaped
bris'tliness
bris'tiing
bris'tly
Bris'tol
Bril'ain
Britan'nia
Britan'nic
Brit'ish
I Empire
I Museum
Brit'isher
Brit'on
Brit'tany
brit'tle
brit'tlely
brit'tleness
broach
broad i-
broad'ax i
broad'brim i
broad'-brimmed x
broad'cast i /
in ^x
bridle-rein "^ \
II a (see across)
I another
H one (see another)
I back
I down
1 forth
I fonvard
I her
II own (sec her)
I hers
I him
t himself
I his
II evidence
I into
II a (sec into)
I it
.1 its
several 'V 'V 'S. broil'ing
II olher(3ee severalpv_J\__>s^_^ bro'kage
I such ^ \ 7 broke
â– ly I '^
'ness 1 ^y
broad'er i
broad'est
BROADEST
broad'ish i
broad']
broad'i
broad'side I _
broad'sword i ''vp '^^w '\.,^
Broadway J^| ^ ^
Broad'wcU«>>^cs^^
Brob'dingnag
Brobdingnag'ian
brocade'
brochure' F
bro'gan
brogue
broil
broil'cr
II a (see such)
I that
II one (see that)
I the
II case (cp. take the)
I their
I theirs
I them
I themselves
I this
II one (see this)
I lu pass
I upon
II a (sec upon)
I your
II own (see you
I yours-self
â– N>^
bro'ken
bro'ken-backcd
bro'ken-hcarled
bro'kcnly
bro'kcnness
bro'kcn-winded
bro'ker
bro'keragc
bro'ma
bro'matc cv/ ^ /C/'\y ^/
bromatol'ogist \^ N^^ N^/Y
^roinatol'ogy
bro'mic
bro'mide
bro'mine
bron'chi L
bron'chia L
bron'chial
HRONCHIC
50
BUNYAN
.^>
bron'chic
bronchit'ic
bronchi'tis
bronchopncumo'
bron'chus L ' "
bron'co
Bronte'
bronze 1
bronied
brooch
brood 3
brook
Brooke
brook'!et
Brook'lyn
Brooks
brook'side
broom
broom'stick
Bro'phy
broth
broth'cl
broth'er
BROTHER
broth'erhood
BROTHERHOOD
broth'er-in-law
broih'erliness
BROTHERLINESS
brolh'erly
BROTH ERbY
' love ."^Ns^-./rr?
Brough'am^J
brought I ,
brow 3 *\
brow'b^at 3
brown 3
Brown
Browne
brown'er 3
brown'est 3
brown'ie 3
Browning
browr.'ish 3
Brown'ism 3
Brown'ist 3
brown'ness 3
brown'stone 3
browse 3 c^ ^^
browsed 3 ^^o
brows'ing 3
Bruce s>.
bru'in ^**^o*
bruise 3
bruised 3
bruis'er 3
bruis'ing 3
bruit 3
brum'magem
Brum'mel
brunette
Bru'no
B'uns'wick
brunt
brush ^
brush'iness
brush'wood
brush'y
brusque 3
brusquc'ness3
Brussels
bru'tal 3
bru'talism 3 ^^ '^ y^- y^^ buhl i
3 "^ *Sjr I <^ bmid i
built I ^
bulb \
bulba'ceous
bulb'!ct>
buibos
buib'ous
bul'bul Per
s^bul'bule"*
Bulga'ria
bru'talize 3 /^ j^ y^
^brutalized 3^^V '>^^ ^,
bru'tally 3
brute 3
bru'tish 3 "^v/
bru'tishly 3
bru'tishness 3
Bru'tus
Bry'an
Bry'ant
Brj'ce
bry'ony
bub'ble
bu'bo
"^bubon'ic
buc'cal
â– Ibuccaneer
buccaneer'ish
buc'cinal
buccina'tor
bucen'taur
Euchan'an
Bucharest
bu'chu
buck N
buck'board
buck'et
buck'etful
BUCKETFUL
buckeye
buck'hound
Buck'ingham
buc'kle
Buck'le
buc'kler
Buck'ley
Buck'ner
buck'ram
buck'shot
buck'skin
buck'thorn
buck'wheat
bucol'i
bud
^^^Buda-Pesth''
Biid'dhism
-Bud'dhist
Buddhis'tic
budge
budg'et
buff
buffalo
buffer
buff'erhead
buffoon'ism
bufl'y
bug
bug'aboo
bug'bear
bug'ger
Ov/ /^bug'giness
Jh^^ buggy
' / bu'gle
brutal'ity 3
brutaliza'tion 3
build'er x
â– x
buinp
'bumped
bum'per
'bump
bump'kin
bump'iious
bump'tiousness
bun
bunch
bunch'iness n./
bunch'y ^^
bun'combe i' f
- jidiii »j*-
bun'dle
bun'dling
bung
un'galow
bunged
bung'hols
bung'ing
bun'gle
bun'glcr
bunk
bun'ker
Bun'ker
. 1 Hill
bun'ko
Bun'sen
bun'ting
Bun'yan
bun'desrath Cisir' ^ ^
BUONARROTI
51
BY CHANCE
BuonaiTOt'i
buoy I
buoyancy
buoy'ant i vAr
buoyantly i
bur
bur'den
I of proof
bur'dcnsome
BURDENSOME
bur'dcnsomcly
BURDENSOMELY I ^1 ?, I
bur'densomenes3CSj,^^N. >v v/i
BURDENSOMENESS\ ^ x/ I
Burden- LP::::il I
bur'dock ~
bu'reau
burcau'cracy
bureaucrat
bureaucrat'ic
burcaucrat'ical
burgeon
Biir gcr
burgess
burgh cr
bur'glar
bur glar-alarm
burglarious ^^
burgia'Tiously*
bur'glar-procf
bur'glary
bur'gomasle'f
Burgoyne'
Bur'gundy
burial
bur'ial'place
bur'icdN,. ^^
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cacophony
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Califor'nitin
53
CALIGULA
54
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callisthen'ic "^
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callos'ity
cal'lous
cal'lously.
cal'lousness
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calm 3 _
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cam'el-backed
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camel'opard .
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camp'-chair 3
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camper 3
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cane
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canister ^(
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canta'bile It
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canta'ta It.
cantatri'ce It.
canteen'
can'tcr
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can'ticle
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capabil'ity
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caprice
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capriciously
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cap'riole
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cap'sheaf
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capsize'
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cap'stone
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cap'tivity
cap'tor
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cap'ut L.
capyba'ra
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Caracas
car'ack
car'acole"
carafe' F
car'amel
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car'avan
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caravan'sary
car'avel.
car'away
car'bine â–
carbineer'
carbohy'drate
carbohy'dridec
carbohy'drous
carbol'ic
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car'bon
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carbona'do c
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carbonata'tion
car'bonate <
car'bonated
car'bonation
carbonic <
carboniferous
carboniza'tion
car'bonize '
car'bonous
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car'bon-point c
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carbox'ide
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carbox'yl
car'boy
car'buncle
carbun'cular,
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car'canet
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carcino'ma L
carcinom'atous
carcino'sis L
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card'board
card'-case
card'-catalogue
card'-cutter
card'er
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cardi'acal
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car'dinal
car
car'
car'dinalship =^ 1' ^ — ] <=
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car'diograph ^ ^^
cardiograph'ic
cardiography
cardiol'ogy
cardiom'etry'
cardi'tis L.
card'-player
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carmagnole'
car'man 3
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car'men
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car'minated"
carmin'ative
car'mine
car'nalism '
car'nalist
carnal'ity
car'nalize v.
car'nalized (^ q
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car'nal-mind'ed ^
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carna'tion
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care'fulness
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care'less
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case'harden Jx
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case'-knift
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cash'-boy 3
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cartoon'ist
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casto'reum
cas'tor-oil
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cast'-steel [j
cas'ual
cas'ualism
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cas'ualness
cas'ualty
cas'uist
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cas'uistry
casus belli L
cat 3
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catachres'tic
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cal'aclysm
cataclys'mal
cataclysmic
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cat'acomb
catacou s'tic s
cat'afalque
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catalec'tic
catalepsy
cataleptic
cat'aloguc
cat'alogue
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catal'pa
catalysis
catalyt'ic
catamaran
catame'nia L*.
catamc'nial
cat'amount
cataphon'ic
cataphon'ici
cat'aplasm
cafapult
cat'aract
catarrh' _
catarrh'al
cat'arrhinc
catas'lasis L.
catastrophe
catastroph'ic
catas'trophist
Cataw'ba
^cat'bird 3
cat'boat 3
cat'call 3
cath'eterized
cathetcriiing
cath'ode
cathod
cath
CATHOLIC-LY
I church
I priest
I religion — 7 — 77l5~" "T
Catholicism v y. \g — ^
Catholicism/
^v^i cau'lerized CE
celeb'rity
celer'ity «
celery
les'tial
regions
.rr
cau tenzing p
cautery
cau'tion X
CELESTIAL-LY
celes'tially /^"V^
jCelestine .fc (•
cel'estite
r^^
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r-
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CELIA
59
CETEWAYO
Ce'lia ^
cc'Iiac . t)
cerifaacy
ccl'ibatc
cell
cellar
cel'larage
cel'larer
Cellini
cel'lular
cellulitis L
cel'luloid
cel'lulose
celot'omy
Cel'sius
Cel'sus ./TT)
celt fc
Celt
Celtibe'rian r^ />„ .^-y
Celtic " \/./q- t (r~N
Celt'icism fc I
Celt'icize yO" "^
cement' t © 'iS^ cA
ccmenta'tion
centes'imally Ji — / ^"^^1.
cen'tigrade
I thermometer
•r
cement atory
cemcnt'ing
cementi'lious
^
â– 5^.
r^.
central'ity
centraliza'lion q^^
cen'tralize
cen'tralized
cen'lralizinj
cen'trally
cen'tralness
cen'tric Q;_^
ccn'trical
cen'trically
cen'tricalness
centric'ity
centrifugal
centrif'ugally
ccntriTugence
ccntrip'etal
centrip'etally
ccntrip'etence
centrip'etency
cent's worth
centu'rion
person
C^-^- ,pl:
. ' i I pc
cerograph'ical
cerog'raphy
Cer'ro Gor'do^
certain
la c>-^
I about
II his (see about)
I account ^^'---_-^
I day
I degree
I event o/"
I extent
I gentleman
I house
I individual
other
ccn sor
censorial < ^. 9 -
censo'rious
censo'riously
ccnso'riousncss
ccn'sorship
ccn'Surablc
ccn'surablencs*
cen'surably
cen'sure
ccn'surcr
ccn'sus
cent
ccn'lal
cen'larc
ccn'taur
ccntcr.ar'ian
ccn'lcnary
ccntcn'nial
ccntcn'nially
center
I of attraction
^^ccn'lury
o^,^^ ccn'tury-plant
cephal'ic
ccphalol'ogy
ccphalom'eler'
ccph'alopod
Cc'phas '
Cc'phcus
cera'ceous
ccram'ic
ccram'ics
ccras'lcs L
cc'ratc
ccra'tum'o-^
Ccr'bcrus
cc'rcal y^
ccrebcI'la'oV
ccrebel'lar
ccrcbel'lous
ccrebcrium
ccr'cbra
Q-^ O' J" *Q > II have
lantli/'^^-lTxV/ II know
portion
I privilege
I that
3 II he (see that)'
' I their
I there ^^/^^ — --^^
M has
III been (see has)
II is ox''^--.-_^g/
III not (see is)
I thing
I lime
I to
It be
c-^
cer'cbral -J^J^y^ ^/'NvCcrvu
ccr'ebratco^ o; << Ccsno'
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" gravity Q^_JXr-"'^ \
II motion I |
ti stress ^-^«-^^ ^ *^*^'^->v
II symmrtry 1
ccn'tc'-bar o
ccn'tcr-bit
ccn'tcr-block
cen'tcrboard
ccn'tcrcd '^^ — : -a
ccn'tcr-firc |
cen'tcr-f^ace
ctn'Xtr\ui',
ccn'tcrpiccc
ccn'tcr-pin
ccn'tcr-rail
cen'tcr-iablc
centesimal
ccrcbra'tion
ccr'cbric
ccrebri'tis L
ccrcbrospi'nal;
ccr'ebrum
ccrc'cloth
:crc'ment
^Kcercmo'nial
ccrcmo'niahv
ccrcmo'nially
ccremo'nious
cercmo'niou'jly
cercmo'niousncss
cer'cmony
jCc'rcs
ccrisc' P.
^ — / ce'rograph'
ccrograph Ic
II take
cer'tainly c^"""^
ccr'tainncss /
cer'tainty
ccr'tcs wl*
ccrtiricatc c-^ b
certifica'tion
CERTIFICATIONq
cer'tify
cer'tifying
'certiorari L.>
N cer'tiiude o^
ccru'lcan
ccru'mcn p^
ce'rusc
Ccrvan'lcs
ccr'vical
ccr'vices L.
ccr'vix L.
sL.
la
cessation
cessa'vil L
cesser
cs'sion
p^ ces'stonary
V^cs'sor (
cess'pipe
cess'pool
ccs'tui F.
I qui trust
II use F.
II vie F. T
ccs'lus J
cc^u'ra "Ov jy^
Ceta'cca L. J-^
ccta'ccan
cctu'ccous
ceteris paribus 1
Cctcwa'yo
on^
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CEYLON
60
CHARGE OUR OWN
iblis' F I / /
idband N^ j 1
re / ^ S.
^ /
Ceylon' ^--o
Ceylonese' , b^
Ce'yx
Chablis' F
Chad
Cha.
chafe /
chafer C*
chaff 3
chaffer
chaf'ferer
chaffinch
chaffing 3
chaffy 3
chafing
chafing-dish
chagrin'
Chaillu'
chain /
chain'-ball </*
chain'-bearer
chain*-bit
chain'-gang
chain'-hghtnin^
chain'-pin
chain'-pump
chain'-shot
chain'-slitch
chain'-wheel
chain'-work
chair
chair'man
chair'manship A
CHAIRMANSHIP
chair'men
chaise
chala'zion L,
chalcedon'ic
chalced'ony
Chalcis'
Chalda'ic
Chafdaism
Chalde
Chalde
Chafdee
chafdron
chalet' F
chaf ice
chalk I
chalk'iness i
chalk'-hne i
chalk'stone i />.
chalk'y i / n
chaflenge
CHALLENGE-D
chaflengeable
CHALLENGEABLE,
chaflenger
CHALLENGER
chaf Hs
Chafmers /
chalyb'ean r"*V
chalyb'eate
chaf ybite
cham'ber.
I of commerce
chapn'bered
.C) ^
is . A-'^c-^ ''^'^
uni' ^
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Chambertin' F
Cham'bord
chame'leon
cham'fer
cham'ois
Chamou
champ y J
champagne' A— ^- --"T^-
Champagne'
champed /
cham'pertor /---â–
cham'perty
champi'gnon
- champing
cham'pion
yCham'pion /
cham'pioned -^""^i
cham'pioness
cham'pionship / / / ^oi bras F.
championship/ — ^-J /— ^ A— ^* chap'el
. A ^
chan'neling
"han'ning
chan'son
chant 3
chantant
chant'er
chan'licleer
Chantilly'
Chan'trey
chan'try
cha'os
chaot'ic
chaot'ically
chap 3 (to crack)
chap I (the jaw)
chaparrarV Sp,
chap'book 3
chapeau' F.
.<:^>^ -Ly <ia!_-
Champlain' "^ -^ J
Cham'pHn / ^ /V/^ /
Champolfion/- — </• _y ^i c/
chance 3
chanced 3
chan'cel
chan'cellor
chan'cellorship
Chan'cellorsville
chance'-medley
chap'eron
chap'eronage
chap'fallen i
Cha'pin
chap'Iain
chap'laincy .
chap'lainship
/\ ^chaplainship
^s c/^5-?/ chap'Iet
I you
changeabifity
CHANGEABILITY
change'able
CHANGEABLE
change'ableness
CHANGEABLENESS/
change'ably
CHANGEABLY ^ <<- ^
change'ful t* >â–
CHANGEFUL-LY^
change'fully
change'fulness^^
CHANGEFULNESS
change'Iess
/ /^— — -^* CHANGELESS
cham'berlain /^~h\ /_____^^ /-T^change'lessness
Cham'berlain ^ ^ CHANGELESSNESS
ch am ' be r 1 a i n sh i p ^^L,^^y^[^i— ..^/c!i a nge ' 1 i n g
CHAMBERLAINSHIP / ^^ ' CHANGELING t
Cham'berlin /-"^ — ^f chang'er
cham'bermaid / ^^— ^^^^ CH ANGER
cham'ber-music/-""*-*-,^^ ^ chan'nel
Cham'bers ' ^/%— ^^^^ 1 Islands
chap'man 3
Chap'man
chap'ter
CHAPTER
Chapuftepec
char 3
char'acter
CHARACTER
characteris'tic
CHARACTERISTIC
characteris'tical cz^-s '
CHARACTERISTICAL-
characteris'tically [LY
characteriza'tion
CHARACTERIZATION^^
char'acterize c- ^ -
CHARACTERIZE
char'acterized ^
CHARACTERIZED
char'acterizing
CHARACTERIZING
char'acterless '^ 5
CHARACTERLESS <='
char'acterlessness ^
CHARACTERLESS-
u • * [NESS
char actery ,_i S.
charade
char'coal
char'coal-black'o
char'coal-burner \
char'coal-drawing
char'coal-furnace
char'coal-iron
charge
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I against _./.
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I a-an-and
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charge F.
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chargeabil'ity /^ /^ l^
charge'able x, \,
charge'ableness
charger
charge'ship
char'ily
char'iness
char'ioi
charioteer'
char'iol-race
char'itable
CHARITABLE
I man
( society
char'itableness
CHARITABLENESS
charitably
CHARITABLY
char'ity
Char'ity
CHARITY
charivari' F
charlatan
charlatan'ic
charlatan'ical
charlatan'ically
char'lalanism
CHARLATANISM
charlatanry
Charlema
Charles
Charlcs'ton
Charlcs'lown
Charlevoix
Charlotte
Char'lottctov/n
charm
charmer
charm'ing O
charm'inglyo^'
charm'ingncss
char'nci o
char'nel-house ^V
Cha'ron
chart 3
char'la L.
charter
char'tcrcd
I rights
char'tcrcr
.rx.
/-^ Charyb'dis^^^
chase
Chase /
chased ^*
chas'er
chas'ing
chas'ing-tool
chasm
chasse' F.
chassepot' F
chasseur'
chaste
chaste'ly <
chasten
chas'tener
chaste'ness
chas'tening
chastise'
chastised'
chas'tiseme
chastis'er
chastis'ing J^
chas'tity X'
chas'uble /
chat 3 I
chateau' F. x
Chateaubriand'
chat'elaine
Chat'ham
Chattahoo'chee
Chattanoo'ga
chat'tel
chat'ter .j,
chat'terbox
chat'terer
Chat'terton
chat'tiness 3
chat'ly 3
Chau'cer
Chautau'qua
Chauvin'
chau'vinism
chau'vinist
chauvinis'tic
â– chaw I
chawed
Chazy'
/•
I- X-
^-.â–
r
<./ Ja 0/ Vf <; . John /
,V^ chcsTp'en i \
r'l- ^^
L
Chnr'tcrhouic -
Chnrt'ism «/
CHAkTISM
Charfiii /
chart lets /
Chartrcs
chartreuse' F
chartreux' F
char'woman
'/â–
•;
4^^°f
chartreux' F ^ y ^
cheap'ly i ,
cheap'ncss I^
cheat I ^
chcat'cr i
'chcat'ingly i
Chcboy'gan
check
check'-book Z
chcck'cr
chcck'crbcrry
checkerboard
chcck'crs
chcck'crwork
chcck'maie
hcck'rein
check'strap
chcck'-valvc
chcck'work
Chcd'dar
Chcdorla'omer
cheek i
/ •^^check'-bonc i
'/^ chcek'y i
cheep I
cheer
CHEER
cheer'ful
CHEERFUL. LY
cheer'fully
cheer'fulness
CHEERFULNESS
^cheer'ily i
cheer'iness i
cheer'ingly
CHEERINGLY
cheer'less
CHEERLESS ?'
cheer'lessly,...-
CHEERLESSLY
cheer'lessness /• /^^^
CHEERLESSNESS L^-^^^J^-
"cheer'y i \^ *
Cheeryble /*-'<v
cheese i i' ^\
cheese'-cakei
cheese'-cloth
cheese'-knife J
Cheese'man i 7
cheese'-paring
chees'iness i
chees'y i
chef F.
chef-d'ceuvre
chefs-d'cEuvre
Chelms'ford /
Chel'sea ^"^"^s^
Cheltenham
chem'ic
chem'ical
chem'ically
chemiloon'
chemise'
chemisette
chem'ism
chcm'ist
chem'istry
Chem'nitz
Chemung'
chenille'
e'ops
crbourg
Cherif-Pasha'
cher'ish /y^
chcr'ishcr t^
cher'ishingly
Cherokee' /.y
cheroot' t^^
cherry
i
'f^t;
cher'ry-colorcd /./-.^ I J? 1/^
,chcr'ry-cordial /'^2-C /^ I J^
cherry-stone iru"
chcr'ry-trcc
chcr'soncsc
chert
cheJutc /^\/^V-^^
cheru'bical
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A-
-~7 cher'ubim /.^/'V ly^
L-^l y^hcr'ubin^ y^~^l^ \
^-•-^ Chcrubi'ni — 4^
/ / Ches'apeakc/
/.â– . Z.:-^Che'5hire J;
chess
chess'-board
chcss'man
chessmen
CHESS
chcsu'
chest
CHESTER
62
CHOOSE ONE ANOTHER
Chester
Chesierfield
chestnut
che'tah i
cheval' F.
cheval'-de-frise* F
chevalier*
chevaux' F
chevaux'-de-frisc
Chcv'iot
Chevreul'
chev'ron
chew 3
chewed 3
Cheyenne'
I Indians ; '"'"-^'
Chianti' ll. *^l^^„,^_^l
chiaroscuro It
chibouk'
chic F.
Chica'go
chicane*
chican'ery ,
Chichester
chick I
chick'abiddy
chick'adec
Chickahom'ii
Chickamau'ga
Chickasaw
chick'en
chick.cn-breasted
chicken-hearted
chicken-pox ,'*
Chtfk'cring
chick'-pca I
chick'wecd i
Chic'opee
chicory
chid I
chid'den i
chide I
chid'ingly x
chief 1
I clerk
£-,
0.£,^-
I justice
chiefest 1
chief'-jus'ltccship i
chiefly i
chief'ship i
chieftain
chieftaincy
chieftainship
chiffonier'
chignon F. y*
f hig'oe y,
Chihua'hua fx
chil'blain
child
Child
CHILD
I of God
child'-bcaring
childbed
childbirth
childe
Chil'dcric
childhood
childish
child*ishly
childishness,
child'iess
child'Iike
child likeness
chifdren
''â– ^J J
CHILDREN n
I of God /
II Israel
II men
Childs
Chil'e
Chil'ean ly^
chill I ¥ '
Chillicoth'e
chiiriness 1
chill'ing 1
chill'ingly i
chill'ness i
Chillon'
chilfy I
Chil'peric
Chiltern '
Chimbora'20
chime i y\/
chime'ra L — ,.
chimer'ic
chimer'ical
chimer'ically
chim'ing t
chim'ney
chim'ney-breast
chim'ney-cap
chim'ney-corner
.chim'neyed
'chim'ney -piece
chim'ney-pot
chimney-swallow,
chim'ney-sweep
chim'ney-iop
chimpan'zee
chin I
Chi'na
Chi'naman
Chi'namen
CHINAMEN
chi'na-shop
chi'naware
chinch /
chinch*-bug u
chinchil'la /
chine i /v
Chinese' J
chink
chink'apin
Chinook*
chintz I
Chi'os
chip I
chip'munk
chipped I j-
chip'per /
Chifj'pewa ^
Chip'peway
chip'ping-bird
chip'py I
chircg'rapher
chircgraph,jc_
chirograph 'icai-)i.
chirog'raphist
chirog'raphy
chirolog'ical
chirol'ogisl
chirol'ogy^
chi'romanceji
chi'romancy
chiroman'tic
Chi'ron
chirop*odist
chirp
chirp'ingly V
r
chirrup /•;/'\
chisel l^ '\
chis'eiing
chisel-shaped
chit I
chifchat
chi'ton Gr. ^ 1"
chifterling J
Chifty
>ed /•
r chiv*alrouslyV^ xTX V/^
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V ti another (see one) Q^^ . <{_^
CHOOSE SUCH
63
CICATRIZING
I such
II a (see such) .
I the
11 best (cp. take the)
I ihcm ..jf /.,
I themscJves
I us
I your
N own (see your)
I yours
I yourself
chooser 3
choos'ing
chop I
chop'house i
chop'in
Chopin'
chopine'
chop'-Iogic
chop'pcr 1
chop'py I
chop'stick
choral
cho'ralist
cho'rally
chord
chore *
chorea
chore'al
choreic
chore'ifcrm
cho'riairb.
choriam'bic*
choriam'bus
cho'ric — i"
chor'istcr
chorog'rapher
chorograph'icll
chorograph'ically'
chorog'raphy
choroid
choroid'a'
chorus
chose F
I in action
chose
chosen
Chou'an F.
chough
chouse 3
choused 3
chous'ing 3
Chouteau'
chow'chow
chow'der
Chriem'hitd
chrism
chris'mal
chrisma'tion
chris'malory
Christ
'Jcsui ^^
Chris'tabel
Chrisl'-child
chrii'tcn
chria'tendom
chris'tcning
Chnsfhood
Christian
CHRISTIAN C—
( a:;«ociation..
f belief
I brrlhrrn
/he) L
ttt
'o""jL"'A"
I spirit
I system
I work
I world
Christian'
Christian'
Chris'tianism
CHRISTIANISM
c. Christian'ity
"Chrisiianiza'tio;
CHRISTIANIZATION
Ciirli'tiar.irc
Chr:
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i- Ju /nJo> hist
â– c^<C
CHRISTIANLIKE =
Chris'tianiy _ J^
CHRISTIANLY
Chris'tie F
Christi'na
Christ like
Christ'mas
Chrisi'mastidfej.
Chris'topher
Chris'ty c-
chro'mate
chromat'ic
ch romat'ical
chromat'ically_
chromat'ics
chro'matism
CHROMATISM
chromalog'raphy
chromalofogy
chrome ^
chromc'-gVcen
chuf finess
chuf'fy
chum
chum'ming
chump
chum'ship
chunk
chunk'y
church
I and state
abllshmcnt
ory
rj I music
— Y^ t of Christ
II Er.gUnd /
n Ccd
Rcrr.e
II Rcrr.e 7 J 2.
ihurch'goer / T /
;hurch'goir.g I — ^ [ /_^
;hurch'ill q n^ ^ 0'
en
Ch
ch'jrch-like
hurch'lincss
church'ly
church'man
church'manl
church'manly
church'-member
CHURCH-MEMBER
church'-mcmbcrship
CHURCH-MEMBER-
chvirch'men (SHIP
f-'
cHMEN n ly
h'-mouse / r f^X
Ay'-chTome'-Ted
\r _ chrome'-ycllov^j
chro'mic
hro'mium
chro'mo^
chromoiith'ograph
chromolithog'raphc
chro'mclithograph'ic
chro'moliihog'raphy
chromophotog'raphy I
chron'ic ^
chron'ically"'
chron'icle
chron'icler
chronol'ogcV
chronclog'ic<-|
chronolog'ical
chronolog'ically
chronol'ogist crpt^
hronol'ogy *
chronom'cler
chronomct'ric
chronomct'rical
ch.'onom'elry
chrys'alid Z^?
chryn'ali* '" f^ ^
chrysan'thcmum
Chryst'ij = 1-; =^"^v Y
chrys'obcryl c/ ^^^ ,
chryi'olite
Chrysos'tom
chub
chub'bineti
churrh'-rale
churchship
urch'warden
church'wardcnship
CHURCHWARD
y— church'y l^
i \^fhurchyard
/( — ?~churl
churlish
churl'ishly
churl'ishness
urn
chute 3
chyla'ceous ^
chyle I ^
chylifac'iiot>
CHyLlFACTION
chy'hfy I
chy'lous I y^
,hymc 1 (^
ciiymifica'tion
CHVMIFICATION
hym'ify
chy'mous i
Cib'bcr .cs. " . [
cicatrice
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chub'by
I broihT ^. .T^ chub'-faced
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cicatri'cial .(j) J_y k
clc'airisive \^
c— p- / / cicn'trix L O-t— <" H '' 'X
L — > / / cicatrl/nnl I D .1^ \.
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I character
chu'.
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L.
cic'airite
cic'atrlxcd
cic atriiir.j
l"-t M^"-^
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CIVIC
F.1
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Cic'ely
Cic'ero
ciccro'ne
Cicero'nian
Cicero'nianism
Cid
ci'der i
ci-devant'
cigar' 3
cigarette'
cil'ia L.
cil'iary
cil'iate 1
cil'iated
Cili'cia
Cili'cian
cil'iform
cil'ium
Cim'bri
Cim'bria,
Cim'bric
Cimicif'uga <
Cimme'rian
Ci'mon
cinch '^-^
cincho'na /
cinchon'ic
cinchon'idine *
cin'chonine
cin'chonism.
cin'chonize
cin'chonized
cin'chonizing
Cincinna'ti ^^^- — ^—-^
Cincinna'tus .1
cinc'ture
cin'der i ^ —
cin'dery q ^
cin'erary
cinera'tion '^•^^
Cingalese'
cin'nabar
cin'nabaric
cin'nanion
cinque
I Ports '^^ — ^
cinquecen'to It.
cinque'foil
Cipan'go ^
ci'pher i
ci'pherer i
Cipria'ni .(
cir'ca L.
Cirgas'sia
Circas'sian
Cir'ce
Circe'an
cir'cle ^y
cir'clet a^
cir'cuit
I court
II of the U. S.
I judge
cir'cuit-breaker
cir'cuit-closcro-
circu'itous
circu'itously
circu'itousness
circu'ily
cir'cular
circular'it
cir'cularly
cir'culate
circula'tion
cir'culator
S --^ ^
cir'culatory
circumam'biencyi
circumam'bient
circumam'bulale «
rcircumambula'tion - — A
cir'cumcise i
circumci'sion I v
circum'ference ^
circumferen'tial
CIRCUMFERENTIAL-<^^=^
circumferen'tially ILY j
ciT'cumflex
»/^
cir'cumflexed
cir'cumflexing'
circumflex'ion
circumgy'rate /v
circumgyra'tion /•
circumgy'ratory
circumja'cence / ^/ ,
ircumja'cent '^t*_9 ^^
circumlocu'tion
circumlocu'tional
circumlocu'tionary
circumlocu'tionist
circumloc'utory <
cirrumnav'igable
"^ircumnav'igate
circumnaviga'tion
circumnav'igator
^circumro'tary
circumrota'tion (j/i
circumro'tatory/A [j
'circumscrib'able
circumscribe <TTj \^
circumscrib'er
circumscrip'tion
CIRCUMSCRIPTION
circumscrip'iive
CIRCUMSCRIPTIVE
circumscrip'tively
CIRCUMSCRIPTIVEL
)cir'cumspect
circumspec'tion
circumspec'tive
circumspec'tively
cir'cumspectly
cir'cumspectness
cir'cumstance
CIRCUMSTANCE
cir'cumstanced c
/^j CIRCUMSTANCED
cir'cumslances
CIRCUMSTANCES
I of the case
circumstan'tial
CIRCUMSTANTIAL
I evidence
circumstan'tially f
CIRCUMSTANTIALLY
circumstan'liate
c^ CIRCUMSTANTIATE
_5 V--circunistantia'tion
"IRCUMSTANTIATION
r
— . ' circumval'Iate
cite I
cith'ara
cith'ern i
/v^_ /citified I
> M cifizen
I of the U. S
cit'izeness
cit'izenship
CITIZENSHIP
cit'rate i
cit'ric '^*
cit'rine 1
cit'ron i "'^-
cit'y J
CITY
o/l S*of Albany
"^S Vfw Allegheny
II Atlanta
II Baltimore
II Berlin
II Boston
II Brooklyn
"1 Brussels...^
11 Buffalo _,
II Cairo K /\
ji Calcutta 5t7:
II Chicago
/ ^ II Cincinnati T . f
J. V^ Cleveland.5.-r^4-
II Denver
II Detroit [
II Geneva,..
II Glasgow
II Indianapolis
11 Lisbon ^"^
II London
It Louisville 1
II Madrid ,C....
11 Manchester r
k^.-^..kj.
II Mexico U— \
II Milwaukee.-
ti Minneapolis
II Moscow \_ ^
II Naples -
II Newark
II New Orleans]
II New York ..
II Omaha
II Paris
tt Philadelphia
II Providence
^ .* i. /O , " Rochester \/l}
circum valla tion oV^' oW ov* it Rome
circumvent' 11 St. Louis
circumven'lion i 11 St. Paul (^_^
circumvent'ive ^^--^.^^Jy ° Nv "^^^^^ " ^^- Petersburg.,
circumvent'or ^*— ' ^ 11 San FranciS'
circumvolu'lion / xl o-v n Tokio
^/circumvolve' \v/^o^^ V^'' \ 011 Vienna
^cir'cus ^^^ ' II Washington
Ci'rencester •% Jz yv civ'et
cirrho'sis L. \) 'o^** 'c^ I civ'et-cat
cirrhol'ic civic
\
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t-r^^
.t~/
CIVICS
6:-,
CLEMENCY
CIV ICS
civ'il K
I damage
I day
I death.
clamp
.damped
clamp'ing
-clan 3
f.-.- Clan'ccy
I engineer. ' } ({^, Clan'cy <^ =— . ,_ ^ claften
i!aw V^j^ VA^'^V,^^_^/clandes'tine \ L "if clafteri
I list ..clandestinely I V b Claude
I marriage „ n . clandestineness ^ y ' Qaudi
^
' "damage /) /l P /V, ^""'"
I power V^ v/kVo^ clang
I rights __.rr^y. clanged
I servant. ^ — ^ „ ^ , clanging
I some
II one (see some)i
I something.
I the
I thcirc
II own
I you
claim'abte
claim'ant
claim'cr
claim'ing
claim'Iesf
cl.itm'-nolicc
c'nim^ committee
( I ur-tu'dience
I l.«irau'dicnt c
cliiirvoy'ancc
cirtirvov'ant
r)am
LJambake
clam'f'^r
c tittn Ik red
( lam micr
( Inm'miest
c lam'mtiv r .
clam'minc3»
f larn'my
c lam'or c <
t lam orcf
f tam'oroii': „
c lam or
clam or
-VCJi
gorous
clank
clan'nish 3 j
clan'nishly 3 ^
clan'nishness 3
clan'ship 3
-CLANSHIP
cians'man 3
clans'men
CLANSMEN
clap
clap'board
Clapp
clapper
clap'perclaw
clap'trap
claque F.
claqueur' F.
Clara c- f- \
Clar'chen
Clare
Clar'ence
Clar'endon
clar'ct
Clar'ibcl
iClar'ice
clarifica'tion
CLARIFICATIOI^
clar'ifier
clar'ify
clar'ifying
cjar'inet
clar'ion
ClariS'sa
Clark
Clarke ~
Clark'son
clash
clash'ingly*^^^ ^'
clasp '<^.
clasp'-knifc ^~('
cjasp'-lock '"
lass 3
class'abtc 3
class'day 3 - — ^r
classed 3 1
as'sic
clas'sical
clas'sicalismc
xlss'sicalist
clas'sifying*^
dass'ing 3
class'man 3
class'mate 3
clat'ter c —
clat'lerer
ingly<= — n- Y — I T 1
Clau'dianj 1 (
Clau'dio Ju
Clau'dius
Claus
lause I
claus'tral
clave
clav'er
Clav'erhouse
clav'ichord
clav'icle
clavic'ular
claw I
claw'-hammer
claw'less i
Clax'ton^^
clay
Clay
clay'ey
clay'ish
clay'morc
Clay'ton ^^ — i
clean i J
clean'culi
clean'er
clean'est
clcan'lier
clcan'liest
clcan'lily
clean'-limbed
clean'ly fa.)
clean'ly (adv.)
clean'ncss i
eans'able
CLEANSABLi^
cleanse
cleansed
lear
clcar'ancc
^ iCIear'chus
i-/ clear-cut
clcar'cr
clcar'est
y V clcar'-hcadcd
.r
clas'sicism' — roi ^ ^
clai'sicist
'-T-'^cIa»'sifiablc
^/cl-issif'ic
classificn'tion
-- d
CLASSIFICATIO:'
claj'sificatory' — ■{
clas'tiHer
clas'siry
clcar'-hcadcdncss
-v^^ clear'ing-house
>>clcar'ly
clcar'ncss
cicar'-sccing
a: cicar'-sightcd
cicar'-sighlcdncss
clear'slarch
clcar'slarcher
clear'story
Clcar'y
cleat I
clcav'ablc
cicav'age
cleave I
clcav'cr
clef
cleft
cicft'-footed
!?~^CIegK
â– ^ clcm'atiacL-
cicm'cncy
C
CLEMENT
66
COACTIVELY
cicm'ent
CIcm'ent
Clemcn'ti
Clcmcnfi'na
Clem'entine
clem'ently
Clcm'ents
clench
Cleom'enes
Cleopa'tra
Clephane'
clep'sydra
cleptoma'nia
cleptoma'niac
cler'gy '^
cler'gyman
cler'gymen
CLERGYMEN
cler'ic
cler'ica!
clcr'icalism
clerk
clerk'ly
cH'quish ^r—
cli'quishness
cli'quism
cH'toris L.*~ vU/^
Clive Ir c:
cloa'ca
cloak *^t —
cloaked c
cloak'-room
clock
clocked c
^^
clerk'ship
Cler'monl
Cieve'land
clev'er
clev'erly
clev'erncsa
clev'is
clew 3
click c
clicked I
cli'ency V ?
cli'ent I /
cli'entage
clien'tal
clientele'
cli'cntship
CLIENTSHIP
cliff I
Clifford
cliff'y
Clifton
climac'tcric
cli'mate
climat'ic
climat'ical
climatog'raphy
climatolog'ica|
climatol'ogist
climatol'ogy
cli'max
climb
climb'cr
climb'ing
clime
clinch
Cline
cling
cling'ing
clins'stone
clin'ic
clin'ical
clin'icaUy
clink
clink'er
clink'er-built
clinquant' F,
Clin'ton
Clio
clip
clip'per
clip'per-built
clique P.
clock'Iike'
clock'-maker
clock'-tower
clock'work
V .y clod
//-T-^y/ clod'hopper
c — ^^T^:
clog'-dance *f
log'-danccr
clog''dancing
clogged f
_tlog'ginc35
^clog'gy
cloisonne' F,
clois'ter i
clois'tered
clois'tral
'clon'ic
Cloots
Clorin'da
close _
I by I
closed
close'-fisted
close'-fistedness
close'-handed
close'-handedncss
close'-hauled
close'ly
close'-mouthcd
close'ness
clos'er
close'reefed
clos'est
close'-stool
clos'et
^/n? closc'-tongued
^^' ^ closing
clo'sure
clot I
Clotaire'
cloth
clothe
clothes
lothes'-bask
clothcs'-brush
clothes'-horse
clothes'-line
clothes'-moth
clothcs'-pin I
clothes'-press
clothes'-wrin
clothMer^^-py ^y
cloth'ing V^
cloths
Clotil'da
Clotildc'
clot'ty
cloture' F
cloud
cloud'-bursl
cloud'-capped'
xloud'-compeller a
cloud'-compclling
cloud'-drift
cloud'icr
"^S^oud'icst
cloud'ily
cloud'iness
cloud'land
cloudless^ 1/^
l.^ — Scloud'lessly Af
cloud'lessness
cloud'y
clough
Clough
clout 3
clove
cTo'ven
clo'ven-fooled
clo'ven-hoo4"ed
clo'ver
Clovis' "n"!'
clown 3 Vn
clown'ish
clown'ishly
clown'ishness
y"i.
^TT'^.r? Clyde
>= ^ ^ clyster i
Clu'ny
clus'ter _
clus'tered
clus'teringly
clutch
clut'ter
Clylemnes'tra
Cly'tie
ni'dus
coach
coach'-dog
oach'f'jl
coach'-horse
coach'man i /
coach'manship I' — t^
COACHMANSHIP
coach'men ~T7 ' 7 "T
COACHMEN /-^-^ I'-r^
coact'
^-
COACTIVITY
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COEXISTENT
coactiv'ity
coadapta'tioa
cbadapt'ed
coadja'cence-
ccadja'ceat
coadjust'
coadjusi'mcnt — py
COADJUSTMENT ,
coad'jutant i^_^
coadju'tive ;>/ ~^ ~^
coadju'lor v \ h
coadju'torship r J ^! >
coa'gcncy | » —yn ""X^ ' ^''"^
coa'gent L^^ L ( ' green
coagulabil'ity j [ ' coball'ic
coag'ulable y^ « cobalt'ous"
rnag'iilant Y X â– ^' ^^ Cobb
coag'ulate * * .i/^ i
coagula'tion
coag'ulalive
coag'ulator
coag'ulatory
coag'ulum
coal
coal'-bargc
coal'-basin
coal'-bed
coal'-bin
coal'-black
coar-box~|"
coal'-brcakcr
coal'-bunker
coal'-car
coal'-chuie
coal'-dust _
coalesce' '
coalesced'
coales'ccnce
coales'ccnt
coales'cing
coal'ing
coali'tion /"^
coali'tioniat —37-^ v
coal'-measurcs
coal'-minc
coal'-miner
coal'-oil
coal'pit '
coal'-scrcen
coal'-scuttle
coal'-ship
coal'-slaclc
coal'-smut
coal'-stove
coal'-tar
Co'an
coapl'
coap'tate
coaptation
coapia'tor
coarse
coarse'-graincd^
coarsc'Iy
cock'neydom
cock'ncyish
cock'neyism'
cock'pit
cock'roach _
cocks'combl
cock'-sure
i<___^ CO ck' -s u r eness
cock'swain I
cock'tail
co'coa
^?.S/
1
T_
co'coanut
co'coanut-oil
co'coa-oil
Co'chin — j~7
Co'chin-Chi'na J
Co'chin-Chinese'
coch*incal
coch'lca L. ,
coch'Icar ( '
coch'Ieate
Coch'ran (i.
LiL^. L^L»
^\^ Cochran^
co-citizen'
cock I
cockade'
Cockaigne'
cockatoo' .
cock'atrice
cock'bill
Cock'burn
cock'chafer
cock'crow X
cocked
cock'er i
I
1-^ \
coars en
coarse'nett -
coari'cr
coari>»t
coarttc'ulatcd ^_a. f>
coarticula'tion
coast
coast'ed <:
coast'cr '
coast'-linc ~ y f^^^-o
crj3-.i'v/ard fv
COASTWARD
,^/Cock'erel
cock eyed'
cock'fight
-H?
cock'fightingT
cock'horsci
cock'ie-leekie
cock'ing-main 1
co'coa-tree
cocobo'lo Sp
cocoon'
cod I
co'da It.
cod'dlc
ode
codefend'ant
codet'ta It.
co'dex L.
cod'fish
cod'P.sh-ball
cod'fish-cake
codg'er , n
codices L. /
cod'icil
^-^odicil'lary j
^odifica'tion
^CODIFICATION
'-.-^ co'difier p^V
(_/'co'dify
cod-liv'cr
Co'drus — —
Coe ' f
cocduca'tion
coeduca'tional
cocfn'ciency
COEFFICIENCY
CoefTi'cient
COEFFICIENT-LY
cocfii'cienti
coe'qual
coequal'ily
coe'qually
oerce'
coerced'
coer'ccr
coer'cible — \
COERCIBLE
coer'ciblencss
COERCIBLENESS
cocr'cion
coer'civc
oer'civcly
cocr'civeness
coessen'tial
COESSENTIA L-LY
cocssenttal'ity
cocssen'tially
ncoctcr'nal — ;— ^ __-Q_--_n
cocler'nally Vt * rf ' tL_^.
cocter'nity — ^ ^' — ^ j
Cccur de Lion
coc'val
coexec'utor
COEXECUTOR
cocxrc'utrix
COEXECUTRIX
coexist
coexist'ence
coexiat'cn
f-^
COEXTEND
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COLLUSORY
coextend'
coextcn'sion
coexten'sive
coexten'sively-
coexten'siveness
coffee X
coffee-bean i _
cof fee-berry_T '
coffee-cup 1 1
coffee-house i ]
coffee-mill
coffee-pot iT
coffee-room
coffer
cofferdam
Coffey;
coffin
Coffin
cog I
Co'gan
co'gency
COGENCY
co'gent
co'gcntly
cogged J
cog'itate
cogita'lion
cog'italive
cog'itatively
co'gnac
cog'nate
cogna'ti L. .,
cogna'tion
cogna'tus L.
cogni'tion i
cog'nitive
cognizabil'ity
cog'nizable
COGNIZABLE-Y-ILITY
cog'nizably'
cog'nizance i
cog'nizant i
cog'nize i
cognizee'
cognizor*
cogno'men
cognom'lnal
cogno'vjt L.
cog'-ratl
coguard'ian 3
cog'wheel
co'habit
cohab'itant___
cohabita'tion*
coheir'
cohcir'css
coheir'ship
Co'hen
cohere
coher'ence
coher'ency
COHERENCY
coher'ent
coher'ently
cohesibil'ity
cohc'sible
COHESIBLE-ILITY/
cohe'sion
cohc'sivc
cohe'sively—
cohc'sivcness
Cohn
co'hort
coif I
coiffure
II one (see another)
COLLYER
69
COMMITTEEMEN
Collyer
col'ocynth
Cologne'
Colom'bia
co'lon
Colon'
colo'nel
colo'ne
col
colo'nialism y^
col'onist C_^^
coloniza'tion jT^
.lo'nelcy^,^
>lo'ntal ^- — ^
â– ^"^n^
F
com'bat i
com'batable
com'batant
com'bater I
com'bative i
com'bativeiy i
com'bativeness i
comb'-honey
combin'able
COMB
comb
comb
combin'ediy ino/
comb'ing |^>-
combustibil'ity 1/^
combus'tible 'v./
combus'libIeness>p.
combus'lion
.â– ^ '^^^
binable\Ij-~t-S' "s.
bina'tion ..>\. — j::>
bine' i J
^>
<.
i
cororablene^V'\,^__
col'orably
Colora'do
I Rivei |i
I Springs
colora'tion V^H
col'oraturc n -^ t •T.
color-be areti ' .-T-,,
col'or-blincl L S
color-blindness
col'Dred
I glass
I light
I man
I people
I race
col'orist
col'Drlcss
colorlessness
cot'or-line
coror-printing "V^^. ^,
coror-sergeoni L_ __J
colos'sal
C''Io-.se'um
c'.los'si
Colos'sian 1
Colos'sians
colos'sus
colos'trum
col'porlag
colporteur'
colt
Colt
colter
coll'iih I
colt'ishly
colt'i^hncss
colt'-likc
collVfoot
Colum'ba
columba'rium
C'llum'bia
t''.,-T.l„..,l
colum'nar
col'um
co'ma L.
Coman'che
co'malosci
comb
n"ule^ i^
i/-r
come
COME
I across
II a (see across)
I after
II a (see after)
I back
1 down .
Mtbc (see down)
forth
I forward
I into
I there
I through r\-
II a (see through) j
I to be
II find
III a (see find)
II understand
III it (see understand)
i upon
II a (see upon)
I ye
comc-at'abil'ity
come-at'-able
comc'dian
comictienne' F.
comcdict't^ It.
comedown
com'edy
come'lier
comc'licst
come'lin cis
come'ly
Come'niu
comc-oul'cr
com'cr
co'mcs L. _
com'ct
com'ctary
com'fit
com'fort '
com'forlabic
com'fortableness'
com'fortably
com'forter â– ^'~"*v
com'fortlcns \
com'forllc»»ly '
com'forllcsjnr
com'tc
com'ical
comical'ily r~
com'ically
com'icnlncss '
Comincs'
comiquc' F. -r
comita'tus L>. '
ri'^
â– -^-l-
com ma i
command' 3
command'able '
f commandant' 3
command'er 3'
â– command'er-in-chief
command'ership*
COMMANDERSHIP
command'ery
command'ing 3
I officer
command'ingly
command'ment 3
comme il faut F.
commeas'urable
commem'orale
commemora'lion
â– "commem'orative
com mem 'orator
.comme m'oralory
commence
commenced'
- comme nee' ment
commenc'ing-
commend'
.commend'able -^
com mend 'able nes
commend'ably
-commenda'tion
commend'atory
commend'ing
surabic _
surablene^3
surably
surale-
suratcly
. commen
"com men
commen
commen
- -commen
I
ommcn'suratcncss
- commensura'tion
com'mcnl
com'mcntary
com'mcntator
com'mcnting
com'mercc (n.)
commerce' (v.)
commerced'
com'mcrcclcss
commer'cial \
commcr'cialism
commcr'cially
p ncommin'glc
^ ^jcom'minutc i
comminu'tion 3'
^ r- commis'cratc
I commis'crating
-^.
*:_
•"^
commiscra tion
commissa'rial
commissa'riat
com'missary ^
1*^ ■'^ '•^'^ com'missary-fecn'cral f
\^ >v_P >),/-com'mis5aryship
y^ At) commis'sion j "^
''^>/' '"y â– commis'sion-agent f
commis sioncr
[j-com
commil'Iccmcn
COMMITTEEMEN
70
COMPOUND THEM
rU-'
COMMITTEEME
commit'tee-room
commix
commixed' y
commix'ing
commix'lure
commode'
commo'dious
commo'diously
commo'diousness
commod'ity i
com'modore
Com'modus
com'mon
COMMON
I belief
I carrier
I council
1 law
1 multiple
I place
I pleas
I prayer,.
I school
I sense
Com'monalty
com'moner
com'monest
com'monish
com'monly
com'monness
com'monplace
corn'monplace-bodk
tom'mons '^
com'monweal...
com'monwealth
commo'tion
com'munal
com'munalism'
com'munalist
communalis'tic •
com'mune 1 (n )
commune' 3 (v.)
communicability
commii'nicable
commu'nicableness
commu'nicably
commu'nicant
commu'nicate
communica'lion
commu'nicative
commu'nicativeness
commu'nicalor
commu'nicatory
commun'ing 3
commun'ion 3
com'munism I
com'munisi 1
communis'tic
communis'tically
commu'nity 3 '' — ^*
commutabil'ity I
commut'able 3
commut'ablcness
commUta'tion
commuta'tion -ticket
commut'ative 3
commut'aljvely 3 a
com'mutator
commutc'3 j
commut cr 3 n\
Co'mo
compact' *N.
compact'ly \_;
compactness
compan'ion
compan'ionable
compan'ionableness
compan'ionably '
compan'ionless
compan'ionship
COMPANIONS.HIP
com'pany
com'parable
comparableness
om'parably'
ompar'ative
compar'atively
compare
compar'ison
ompart'mpnl .
com'pass
com'passable
com'passed
com'passing
compas'sion 3
compas sionatc 3
compas'sionately 3
compas'sionateness 3
com'passless
compatibil ity
compat'ible
( r~j^ -/compat'iblenes?^
_/ compat'ibly
compa'triot
compeer' i
compel'
compel'ling
com'pend i
compen'dious "^
compen'diously
ompen'diousness,
Compen'dium
com'pensale
compensa'tion
compcn'sative
compen'satory
compete' i
>,^^com'petence
com'petency
COMPETENCY
com'petent
com'petently
-r^ competi'tion i
DV_ compet'itivc
compet'itof
ompet'itory
compila'tion
compile' X
compil'er x *
ompil'ing I
compla'cence
'■'-— -|^ ■-■^ — ?■compla'cency
^ i (J compla'cent
"^-\X
"compla'cently
j complain' ^s^ ^ ^s^^^ (
^ complain'ant ^i;^ ^i^ ^i *
N^ complain'er /\*^
complain'ingly
complaint'
com'plaisance
com'plaisant
com'plaisantly
com'plaisantness
com'plement
complemen'tal
COMPLEMENTAL
complemen'tary
COMPLEMENTARY
;complete' i
'his ^
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completely l„
complete'ness
comple'tion i
com'plex
complex'ion
complex'ioned
complex'ity
com'plexly
com'plexness
^ compli ance X
compli'ant I
com'plicate ^
complica'tion
complicity
com'pliment
complimen'tal
COMPLIMENTAL-LY,
Compliment'ally
.compli me n t 'aril y
COMPLIMENTARILY
compliment'ary
COMPLIMENTARY
compliment'ative
com'plimenter
com'plot I
comply' I
compo'nent 'x.
comport'
compos mentis L»
compose'
composed'
composedly
ompos'edness
compos'er
compos'ing
compos'ing-machine
compos'ing-room'
compos'ing-rule
compos'ing-stick
compos'ite
composi'tion I
compos'itive
compos'itor
com'post I
compo'sure
compote' F.
com'pound i (n. and a )
interest
ompound' 3 (v.)
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comput er 3
com'rade i
com'radcship i
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comprehen'sibic
COMPREHENSIBLE
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comprehen'siblcncs^
COMPREHENSIBL
comprchen'siblylN
comprchcn*sion<
comprchcn'sivc
comprchen'iivcly
comprehcn'sivencss "CSs; '^\^^^
compress I (n.)''^\ ^Nq ^^o
compress' (v)
compressed' 'Cs^^ '*>S; C"^
comprcssibil'iiy ^^ ^"^^^
concise'ness i
conclave i
conclude' 3
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conceai'edness i.fc V, -b I 9^^~^^ theirs
conceal'er i • ■.<^
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conceal'ment i /""''^
concede' i .^
conced'edly I
conceit' i
onceit'edly i
conceit'edncss I
conceiv'able i
concciv'ableness x
conceiv'ably i
onceive' i
conceiv'jng x
conccn'tcr
oncen'tered
concen'tcring
concen'trate
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conccn'trative
concen'trativcness
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con'centratoj;
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compressible " '^ ^concen'trical
COMPRESSIBLECv '^S- '^\. concin'tricatly "*'-— 0" ^l-;--^-
comprcss'il/lcncsa \q ^1^ ^^q^__^conccntrtc'ity J ^
compress'ing ^^^ ^^"'^'s^J? con'cept i
compression cs. "cs^ "^N: concep'tion
compres'sivc ^O ^P ^^^-^s. concep'tional
compress'or
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evidence
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r I testimony
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conclu'sivencss
concoct"
concoci'er
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comprised* i ^^o
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com 'prom tsc'Cs^ '^S/ "^n./
compromised ^^--^^^'''T^ ^
com'promiscr
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compul'saiory
compul'tton
compul'sorily'
compul'sorme
compulkory
compunc'tion 'n^ '>. f^
compunc'tionlea»N,,, ^^jO N^'ON
compunc'liouk
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compur'^aiory ^v_-_?^n— p-^'^^conch'-shell ;
computabtrny fej [^^^ concierge' F
computable 3 'x. , * concil'iaic I
computation 3 ^'^ ^S ^'v% concilia'tion
compute' 3 >s. U concil'ialive
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conccrn'menl
con'cert i (n )
concert' (v.)
conccrtj'na
concertmcis'ter G
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^ concer'to It. /"^-^
conccs'sion L^ 1
conces'sioner
conces'sionist
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^on'chiform
on'choidr
onchol'ogist
concoc tion
concomitance
concom'ilancy
CONCOMITANCY
concomitant
concom'ilAntly
con'cord
concord
Con'cord
concord'able -t
concord'ance 1
concord'ancy
concordant
concordantly ^c— w»
Concordia
con'course
concrete 1 (a and n )
concrete' i (v )
concretely
concrcte'ness 1
concretion 1
concrc'ttonary
concubinage
I Tconcu'binaf
' concu'binary
con'cubine
concu'piicencc
concu'pitcent
concur'
concur'renco
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n.
CONCURRENCY
72
CONGREGATIONAL
^\K4
concur rency
concur'rent
concur'rently
concur' rentness
concus'sion
concus'sive
Conde' ~ i ~]
condemn' I
condem'nable
condemna'tion j
condem'natory L-^--v.^^
condemn'ing
condensabiTity
condens'able
condensa'tion
condense' i j
condensed' J' ij
condens'er
condescend'
condescend'ing
condescend'ingly
condescen'sion
condign' i
condign'Iy i
con'diment
condiment'al
CONDIMENTAL.
condi'tion
condi'tional
condi'tionally
I states
confedera
confed'erati
CONFEDERATIVE
confed'eralor
confer'
conferee'
conference
confer'menl
confer'rable
confer'rer
confer'va
'^Vv
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confer'vac
confess'
confessed'
confess'edly
confess'er
confess'ing
confes'sion f
confes'sional vD
confes'sionalism
confes'sionalist
confes'sionary
confess'or . \
onfess'orship K^^y/^
CONFESSORSHIP
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condole' y^ V V confiden'tial V-^ V-, ^^
condole'ment confidential-ly J' ,r J
condo'lence
condol'er
condoTing
condona'tion
condone'
con'dor
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conduce' 3 T
conduced' 3 )
condu'cible 3
condu'cibiy 3
conduc'ir.g 3
condu'cive 3
condu'civeness 3
con'duct (n.)
conduct' (v.)
conductibil'ity
conduct'ible
conduc'tion \
conduct'ive '
conduotiv'ity
conduct'or
conduct'ress
con'duit I
con'dyle
con'dyloid
cone
cone'-joint
cone'-pulley
cone'-valve
cone'-wheel
Co'ney -,<:
I Island '
con'fab 1 1
confab'ulate
confabula'tion
confab'ulatory
confec'lion
confec'lioner
confec'tioneryj
confed'eracy
confed'cratc
confiden'tially
con'fidently
con'fidentness
confid'er i
confid'ingly i ,
ccnfid'ingness i
configura'tion
confin'able
CONFINABLE
con'fine 1 (n.)
confine' i (v.)
con'fineless i
confine'ment i
confin'er i
confirm'
confirm'able
confirma'tion
confirm'ative
confirm'atively
confirm'atory
confirm'edly
confirm'edness
confirmee'
confirm'er
confirm'ing
confirm'ingly
confis'cable
con'fiscate
confisca'tion
con'fiscator
confis'catory
conflagra'tion
con'flict (n.)
conflict' (v.)
pxonflict'ive
^'con'fluence
con'fluent
con'fiux
conflux'ible
CONFLUXIBLE
conflux'ibleness
CONFLUXIBLENESS
conform'
conformabil'ity "
conform'able
conform'ablcne
conform'ably 1
conforma'tion
conform'er
conform'ing '
conform'ist
conform'ity
confound' 3
confound'edly 3
confound'edness 3 .
confound'er 3
confrater'nity
confrere' F
confront'
confronta'tion
confront'er
confront'ment
CONFRONTMENT
Confu'cian *t i
Confu'cianism V^ V^
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Confu'cius I "''^'^ i ^ i ~
confusabil'ity 3 V^.^"^ ^^\. "^
confus'able 3 > \
CONFUSABLE-ILITY
confuse' 3
confused' 3
confus'edly 3
confus'edness 3
confus'ing 3
confu'sion 3
confu'sive 3
confut'able 3
confuta'tion 3
confut'ative 3
,nfute' 3
conful'ing 3 .
conge' F.
congeal* i
congeal'able
congeal'ableness
congcal'edness 1
congeal'ing i
con'gee
congela
con'gener
congt.n'ia!
congenial'ity
congen'ially
"Eongen'ialness
congen'ital
congen'itally /
con'ger
con'ger-eel
conge'ries
congest'
ongest'ed
conges'tion
congest'ive
conglom'erate
conglom'erating
conglomera'tion
Con'go
I Free State
congrat'ulate
congratula'tion
congrat'ulator
congral'ulatory_
congregate
CONGREGATED
congrega'ticn i
congrega'tional
CONGREGATIONALISM 73 CONSONANT
congrega'tionalism ^ ^ /^conniv'ing i vr v/ consider I a '^ "^
congregationalist'? • "v.j_.:___l connoisseur' ^>-^_, j ,__£>/ 1 1 a-an-and 'S L U— ^
congrega'tionally • ' connoisseur'ship ^ ^JX ' '^''"
congress i •<^^^ C CONNOISSEURSHIP^ ' ■himself '\ ^ \
congressional ^ _) .^ — ,y— :> Con'nollJ ^^J^^-'- — r ^ T — "i^- ' ^'* — * ^-^
congressman I ' Con'nor ' ^"^ ii own (see his) ' •••
congressmen -c — 6 5 Con'nors i n \ j-1_ i |' o <» q
CONGRESSMEN j__^5-^^. .^ ^connotate — ^ g *' U ' ''s T b Ta
Congreve • connotation' ii own
congruence •= 5s connotative 1 -r-\ i Yl' t ' ' °"' 'I 1 T
congruency ,__^_3 ) .^ 3 cor.notatively .Li W' ' " a"o"her (see one) J_^ J_^..__,ij'
congruent ' connote' f 1 ones
congruity -c — |- ^ connu'bial V /^ ~U? T^^^ " own (see one's)q q Q
congruous I >l .,__D .^ ^ conoid >/ I I 1 oneself <Lfl_^ <i_9 P
congruously I * > conoid'al 1 several v::
con'gruousness conoidic Up' •<= " other \ \ \
con'ic o n ^ ^ conominee' I — ' such b b b
conical '^ ^^"^ "> ^"^ ' con'queri ' ' ' 11 a (see such)\---/ /
conical'ity ^ con'querable I •<= t c ^ '^ si— ^ 'that 111
conically , ■; — -.■( • scon'querableness i \ ^^_9 " ''^"^ (^^^ \t\3\) II v
conicalness' , ( con'queringly 1 'the ■-•'■>
conic'iiy — i->— if \ c^ con'queror ^/ /I 11 next (cp. do the) <» <^ '\
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co'nifer . Conrad , 11 own (see their) J J'
coniferous -r^—^' L^sx Conroy 1 ^ '^^ — _^''—t__^i theirs \ 1 1
coniform o j-^'' i consanguin'cous :\ f ' 'hem .U. / (
conjccturable ' '^ V^'v <^o"sanguin'ity -' 1 " 'hat ■••<i'" (;
conjectural / / yY^n'scicnce ' } ) ' 'hemselves <j 1 1
conjecturallyZ.;_f)>Z^_n>-Z-:_r| conscienceless I ffiV ^^ . ^ — .^^ 1 this . , / / /
conjecture j( j(. ^conscience-smitten 7^ j^ j 11 one (see this)-(j^- (^- ^— ■•â–
conjcc'turer / A • conscientious i 1 'yUius <j t"!
conjoin' i /■n y J J'^ conscicn'tiously ^^„^ <6i-r«^ <i4 ' y°" "^ /T. .
conjoint' I J,^/ conscien'tiousness y^ xT __Ao ' ^"""^ '
conjointly I . / con'scionable j^ i~- )— 11 own (see your) <j Q "^
conjoint ness I (/*- x£l5 J i con'scionableness,^^ <_-c<--v ' yo"'^s /^ /^ /^
con'jugal r con'scionably >~>Os ' yo""elf •-f " 'g '£
conjugally / /' / 1 con'scious 1 / k^ i ' consid'erable â– <i '^ ''^
con'jugalc ^ | / ' / ~1 con'sciously i o/^ / oCj> CONSIDERABLE ,^ 1 ^J
conjugation^ . ' | _ ' consciousness! " consid'erablencss i\^ ' q >^_'-
conjuga'tional / /^ i {^ i con'script a ^^CT^ (considerably h \ .a
conjuga tionallyZ_D Z_b liL conscrip'tion "'? ~N \j \JcONSIDERABLY 4 I"
conju'gial ' * ^t conscrip'tional consid'erate i \
conjunction / /V^/V^ consecrate i '°\ considerately! \ ''j. ;\
conjunctional /lO /A (^ consecration .j_ .5-O V. consid'erateness \ ^. \J
conjunc'tionally^ constc'utivc * consideration i 1 l^_p
conjuncti'va L. / / / consecutively 'V '^ ''^.yS'considcrer i '^ ^
conjunctival /i^ /i^. l^. consec'ltivcncss V. ^--,_p 'vf consideringly I k. r* , '^^^
conjunctive ^-^'' ^-^ j^ consensual consign' i /^ -^-^
conjunc'lively /' V.. /C / consensus consignee' ? — '
conjunctiveness /i^ ^_i__ l_^. consent' 'Q.^^ ■<L- <J-. CONSIGNEE •^:i^ "fty
conjunctivitis L^^ li^^Ir-3T,. ' '° consigning!
conjunc'lure / ij^ I vl " appear (see to) <l-T»;^consign'mcnt 1 P
conjuration L*. ' ^ "consentaneous <5_,^'<j:^._^ / consignor i 'Q^L-^ '^.^ '.
conjure' 3 i consentaneously \ '^ consist' i â– D
conjurer 3 / consenta'neousncss consist'encc 1 P [-' J
conjurer / ? ^ conscn'tienl 'q ^^. ii. g Q_^^ consistency J' J
CcnU lin >v^^ 'N^ = consenting " • ■Oj„<.^ CONSISTENCY ;
Conkling ' ^ conscnt'ingly "^•'^ . . consistent ' q n S^
Conley f ^con'sequcnce 1 / (^ ^ (2—, consisfcntly i J^ Jy- V
connate ^ ''■" — ' ' ' ^con'scqucnl ' ^ • consistory I
Con naught "T/- consequential -:-p <»— a'*^^ consol'able yV »yO /^-y
connect' T cONSF.yUEHTIALLV 7 J consolation (> > b -9 â– '^
connectedly ' ""^ consequentially x^ /^ consolatory
Connecticut £fcon sequcntly i (.VV._ s/l console 1 (n.) V^ V^ V~>i
connection _^_>_ ..^_^ ._-J conservation^ •$/ V->»^ ^ console' (v) (, b b "
conncc'iional ' ' -* consetvalism^-i ^ . ^^njolcr
connective '-h — r / conservative \AS' ^^ V\ "'"»"''''<'"* /H. /^. /I.
connect'ively V V. .^ con5crv'alively.o/ V^, I p/ V^ consolidation -(, "b U'V .
connecl'or conserv'ativeneis \j ^ ^^^ij^iolidative | ^,
Con'nell conservatoire' x/i wt n/1 con'sols 1 y'Ti ,
Connelly .^.^^con'servator o' V^^p^ V^ ^ consomme' F.-b .6'^^ '^Lly
Conner ' ^—^ • *> — ' ^^ conservatory ^X V^_ J^con'sonance I ' '
Conner* vi vi conserva'Irix v/i s/* w'con'sonancy ''——-><
connivance I _,^oV j V_ con serve 1 (n) .0^ V_n »/ .<• CONSONANCY / 'Q,,? ■aa
connive' 1 ' conserve' (v) I — con'»on»nt I
CONSONANTAL
74
CONTRACTiBLE
consonan'tat /^ Z'
con'sonantly (^^ -(^i^
con'sorT i (n.)
consort' i (v.)
conspec'tus 'T\
conspic'uous
CONSPrCUOUS-LY-^
conspic'uously [NESS'^
conspic'uousness
conspir'acy '
conspir'aior
conspire'
conspir'er y^v
conspir'ingly
con'stable
Con';
CO
con
Con'stance
con'stancy
CONSTANCY
Con'stans
con'stani i
Con'stant
Constan'tia
Con'staniine
Constant! nopol'i tan
con'stantly i
constella'tion
consterna'tion
T\
)n'stable P
n'stableship J
nsiab'ulary x^
/ â–
consubstai
consubstan'tially
consubstan'tiation I
Con'suelo
on'suetude
'consuetu'dinal '
con'sul 1
consulage l
con'sular i
'consulate i
consulate-gen'eral
con'sul-gen'eral i
con'sulship i
consult'
consult'able
consult'ant
consuit'ary
consulta'tion
consultative
t f
^a
content' (a and v.)
content'cdiy J-
contenfedness
contention
conten'tious
contentiously
conten'tiousness
content'me
CONTENTM
conter'minable
conter'minal
conter'minous
sness I
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contest I (n.)
^^V. contest' (v.)
• contest'able
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onsult'atory ^^' ^-y/
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CO!
consum'able
consume' 3
consumedly
consumer 3
^ >?_.. consum'ing 3
consum'ingly 3
J con'summate i (v.)
consum'mate (a.) ^7^
consum'mately
con'stipate x
consiipa'tion '^
constit'uency
CONSTITUENCY J
consiit'uent i
con'stitutc I
constituted authorities
constitu'tion 3
i o( England
II the government
f^
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the government p
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nstitutional 3 Lr- -" l>^ /
j^. n
constitu tionai 3
I amendment
constitu'tionalism 3
constitu'iionalist 3
constitutional'ity
CONSTITUTIONALITY
constitu'tionally 3
con'stituiive
constraint'
constrict'
constric'tion
constrict'ive
constrici'or
constringe'
constringent
construct'
construct'er
construction
CONSTRUCTION
construe
construe
construcl'ive
CONSTRUCTIVE. LY
construct'ively
construct'iveness
CONSTRUCTIVENESS
constructor
con'strue
con'stuprate
constupra'tion
consubstan'tial
CONSUBSTANTIAL^
consubstan'tialism
consubstan'tiatist J \^^
consumma tion
consump'tion
consump'tive
consumptively
consump'tive ncss
con'tact
conta'gion
conta'gious
conta'giously
conta'giousness
conta'gium L.
contain'
contain'ablc
CONTAINABLE
contaminable
contam'inate
'/^contaminaâ– tlon
contaminative
contemn'
centem nedly
contemner
contemn'ing
contem'ningly
contemplate
contemplation
contemplative
contemplatively
con tern plat iveness
contem
contempora
contempora'neously
contempora'neousness
contemporariness
contem 'porary /
contempt' 'i y^i
:ontemptible L-'T*^ L-^
contempt'ibly
contemp'tuous
contemp'tuously
contcmp'tuousness
contend'
contend'er
contending parties 1
contcncmcnt 4,_^-v ^— ;-<-
con'tcni r (n ) ^"^V * ^
CONTESTABLE
contest'ant
contestation
contested
I election
contesfingly
context
context'ual
context'ually
context'ure i
(T^ontiguity I
contiguous
conlig'uously
contiguousness
continence
con'tinency
CONTINENCY
continent
continen'ta
con'tinently
contin'gence
contin'gency
CONTINGENCY
contingent
contin'gently
ontm gently r
ontin'uable J
ontin'ual 1 <^
I I contin'ually i i 11
J l— -"<:.^_^^ continualness i l..__^ I ^ l_:^..-s__
^^ xcontin'uance i ^~r / *
contm uant
continuation
contin'uator r
contm ue
CONTINUE
niin'ued i
I U tUN
L--^-^ cpnii
contin'uedly :
contin'uer i
I / continuing i
I /CO I ^~\ contin'uingly I j
L-W* L — s(^Ht-</T continuity
plativenessj 1 •? — 1
porane'ity U-^-s/^Ut*-^/'^ I
pora'neous ^""^----S^ — 5*
contract'ible
CONTRACTIBLENESS
75
CONVULSION
contract'iblcness
contract'ile
contractil'ity
contrac'tion
CONTRACTION
contrac'tionist
•u.
contract'ive
contract'or
con'tradance i
contradict'
contradict'able
contradic'tion
contradict'orily
contradict'orincss
contradict'ory
contradistinc'tion '1 ') "t ji—^ c
contradisiinc'iivc [S^ b~^ ^ ^~]^'
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CONTRADISTINGUISH
contrafagot'to It
contralto
ia \. \_^^ |^_^ convergent
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II a (see against) CONVERSABLE
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I his
I it
I its
II own (see its)
.'^
. CONVERSABLENESS
convers'ably
CONVERSABLY
con'versant
con'versantly
X^
own (see its) L L L conversa'tion "^^^s^ ^^l /X^ .^s?
them 4 /. I. conversational Y- t( '^SJf
this ^^--^ ^ conversa'tionalist '^"
contriv'ing x Ov *1^ ^\^-
control' U.^ V If
controllabirity
ontrol'lable
ontroriableriess
^ — ^controller
>-^
con'traposi'tion
contraption
contrapuntal
contrapun'tist
contrariety '^
controvcr'sary â–
controversial
CONTROVERSIAL
controver'sialist ^
controvcr'sially
CONTROVERSIALLY"
r^
n_conversed
J'con'versely i
z' convers'cr
\/^ control ier-general
r \ control'Iership ;^^^
controlling y
y ''c-?c • / ^^^ ic-^^ conver'sion
' Y ly MonVert I (n.)
— L convert' (v.)
convcrsa tionism
CON VERS ATIONISM
conversa'tionist \ '
convcrsazio'ne It. 'â– " " ~
con'verse i (a. and n.)
converse' (v.)
conversed
con'lroversy *^^^
CONTROVERSY
controvert X
con'trarily
con'trariness
contrariwise
contrary
I course
I to
II direc
:cL^ I \^ ^1/ contuma'ciousnc
con'tumacy
II fashiona ^\ y^c^ ^/xi.^_^ontun:\e'lious j >ro /^
M hlA U^ VJ)L^ 1/ contume'liousIyL— ^ i ^â–
â– II own (sec his) contumc'liousness
'â– /. _o â– V
sen ^ K /^n y^ controvcr'tible
l^ \/^ 1/ I controvcr'iibly
ctions a!) contuma'ciouS
II every
II experience!/
II fact
convert er
convertibil'ity
convertible
convert'ibleness
convert'ibly
con'vex
convex'iiy
con'vcxiy
con'vexncss
convex'o-con'cave
convex'o-con'vex
convcx'o-planc
convey'
S^^
ture y' —
nciple \^
proof
II nat
II pri
M such
II that
II their
II this
ti truth
II you
II your
III own (see youi
I yours
H its 1/1 l/U/\-^^"*""' 3 ^r^ b'- \s
III own (sec its) contused' 3 |
conun arum
h y^'\ ^\ xr^convales'cini
xyyf 1// l//f convene' I
con'trary-mlnded Y ^ "^ \ \ '""
con'trasl i (n J 1^ <â– I L- t)con
contrast' 3 (v j con
\ f^\ CQnvcy'able
UU'' ^--/r^nvey'ancc
con'tra-tcnor
contravene' i
contraven'tion
contrelempi' F
contrib'utary
contrib'ute
contus'ing 3
contu'sion 3
conun'drum
cohvalesce'
convalesced'
convales'cence
â– >convalc3'cency
convales'cent
convalcs'ccntly .,
ng
conven'icncc
onven'icncy
onvcn'icnl
nven'icntly
con'vent i
convent'ical
convent'icic
converi'ticler
convention
^onvcn'tional
con'tritely 1 â– ^^
con'triieneu 1 \C
contn lion 1
contrlv'able i
contrivance i
conlnve' 1
Ov . Ov con
l/^-5> \j con
C0^
conven'lionalt^cd
convcn'tionally
convcn'tual '
converge'
V convergence
ivergence <r->t c-^< / c-n^
ivcr'gcncy J } )
NVEROENCY J J J
convey ancer
convey'ancing
convey'er
convey'ing
convey'or
con'vict (n.)
convict' (v )
convic'tion
convince' i
convinced' i
convin'ciblc
CONVINCIBLK
convin'cing i
con
con
conviv'ial
convlv'ialist
conviviality
conviv'ially 1
con'vocatc
convoca'tion
convoke'
convoked'
con'volute
con'volutcd
convolu'tion
convolve'
convolv'eni
convolv'ln
convol'vulus
convoy
convoy
convulse'
convulsed'
convul'sfng
convul'tton
i
CORPULENCY
77
COTTON-PLANT
CORPULENCY
corpulent ^
cor'pulcntly
cor'pus L
I Chrisli IJ9
I delicti L.
CORRECT
correspond'cnt Ic-
correspond'ently
correspond'ing
I style
correspond ingly'^
cor' rider
Cor'rigan i v.
corrigen'da L.
orrigen'dum L.
cor'rigent
corrigibil'ity ,
cor'rigible '
cor'rigibleness
I a-an-and !^^corrob'orant''
I her corrob'orate
corrob'orating
-7 (3 -O corrobora'lion T
^^^ corrob'orative
II own (sec his) " ^ corrob'oratory
I it c 'i—^c: \ c 1 corrode'i
II own (sec her)
I hers c
I his
I Its
II own (sec its)
I manners
I several
1:::
^^corrod'ible
corrosibil'ity
-P corro'sible.
II other (sec several)
I some c '
RROSIBLE
corro^ ibleness
€orrBsibleness^
iiother(see some)\^ corro'sion 1
I somebody : - ^~^ _ ' ^ corro'Sive
II else (see somebody)'^ °~ corrosively.
I something c rS ^-^corro'sivenc'ss
II else (see som ething ) e — - — ^corrugate
I such = £ ■y' c -f l_ corrugation
II a (see such) b ' corrugatorf
I that c jc J c 7 corrupt'
II which (see that) .7, xorrupt'er'-
1 the / corruptibil'ity
I their c ^c ^^ '^corrupt'ibIe
II own (see their).'. y. Srcorrupt'iblenes
I theirs corrupt'ibly
I them c 7c 7c 7 corr\jpt'ingIy
cos mage â–
* co'sine
cosmet'ic '.
cosmefical
cos'mic.
'Cos'mical
I cos'mically
cosmog'onal
I cosmog'onist
cosmog'ony
cosmog'rapher
cosmograph'ic '
cosmograph'ical
^osmograph'ically
cosmog'raphy
cos'moline ^ ^
^cosmolog'ical
)cosmoIog'ically
cosmoTogi st .- -~J^
cosmol'ogyi °^
cosmom'ctry \
cosmopolitan
. cosmoporitanisnil.
cosmopolitan'is
cosmop'olite
cos'mos L. .
cos'mopher'e
cosov'ereign
Cos'sack
cost I
This -
rii the ..
|i us
cos'tal
>^>v Cos'ta Ri ca
^ Costello
-^K
1 themselves V
I this
n
I U> C
I you
I your V
II own (see your)
I yours c-
I yourself
correctable):
CORRECTABLB
CORRECTED
correct'inglylc —
CORRECTINGLV
correction
correctional
correct'ive
CORRECTIVE-LV
correctively ic
correct'ly^
CORRECTLY
corrcct'neis
correctne'ss
correct or
correclory â–
Correggioc-
corrcla'table
1^..
. .locorrup'tion ''^
corrup'tionist
~7"corrupt'ive|
z.r.
— y^ c 7-cor sair
corrupt'Iy '-
corrupt'ness
cor'sage 1^ /
t-jcorse
corselet j~
corset
Cor'sica
Cor'sican
cortege' F.
Cortes
^"tirP'^t^
r~^
,r
rtibn <i^lr
correlate
correla
correlative
correTatively-
correlalivcncu
correlaliv ity
corrf^pond
corrrspnnd'^nce^
correipond ency
'corun'dum
xor'uscate
corusca'tjon
corvette'
corvine
cor'vut L
Cor'win I
Cor'ybant
Cor'ybantes
ioryban'liasm
coryban'tjc
Corydon-
coryphf c' F.
cory'ia L
Cot
oae'cant
coaen'tient
Coi'grove
ir-AL.
cos'termonger
V. costive Y
■*\£os'tively
jcos'tiveness
SJcost'less
costliness
costly
.j^ cos'tumc
costume
cos'tumer
cot I
cotan'gcnt
Tcote T I
cotempora'neous ^ .-
cotempora'ncously
cotempora'negnsness
cotem'porary I
cotcn'ancy '' I
coten'ant —\~i "yn •
coterie' F. J^ If '
cotcr'minous
_cotiriion ~\~\/'^^
Cotopax'i K
cot'quean
cotrustee'
Cots'wold
collage
col'Inger
cot ton '
Cot'lon
cot tonadcr^
cotton-broker
col'ton-cake
col'lon-chopper f
cot'lon-cleancr
"cot'ton-Kin
COTTON-PLANTER
78
COUNTERFOIL
cot'ton-planter
cot'ton-press P
cot'ton-seed
cot'tonwood r-< -1
cot'ton-wool ?l
col'ton-worm
cot'tonv
Col'ireil _
cotyledon '
cotyled'onal
couch 3
couchant
^-
ecu gar
cough I
Cough lin
could
COULD
I agree
It that (see agree) .
I an-aod
I another .
II one (see another)
â– be
I r.cver
II be (see never)
I nevertheless
I no doubt
I not
II be (see not)
III able (see be)
II come ^
III forth (see come)\^
II discover
III a (see discover) _^,
II do
m a (see do)
11 entertain _^,,.^
HI a (see entertain) 1 u J
II find
III a (see find).
II forward
III it (see forward)
II have
III a (see have)
ti judge
III a (see judge). _
11 know / /
II be
have
IN been (see have) C t t.
11 not \ V. Vo
"^ V
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^...-^.
^X^'^
ri able (see be)
I desire
II a (see desire)
I discover
II a (see discover)
â– do 7^ T^ n
II a (see do)
I entertain __ — .^ ^^..
II a (see entertain) |_ J J
I find
II a (see find).
n'
I forward
II it (see forward)
I furnish
II a (see furnish)
I grant
II a (see grant)..-
I have
II a (see have)
I he
II account (see he) ^^_^
I her
II own (see her) ....^^^^
I hers ^^
I his
II own (see his)
I it
II accomplish (see it)
II not .....
III be
III do
MM a (see do) -,_.
Ill find I
â– III a (see find)
III have
MM a (see have)
III take
III! a (see take).
I its
II own (see its)
'judge --, -7.
II a (see judge) \^ / /
I know / Z
II a (sec know) — .^^^ — .^^.^^ <~7> —
I make
II a (sec make)
I mention — <-r> , — .^tt^^^^-tt^*^^^
II the (sec mention)
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HI a (see knov/)
II learn
III a (see learn)
II save .
in a (see save) — ^ _^ -—-;-.
II say V. v^ )
III a (see say)
.11 send ... _^^^^^. ^.a^ ,si^..
Ml a (see send) j_
II share
.III a (see share) _^ ^^
H show J J J
III a (see show) ^^ ^\_
II stand __^ ft.
III a (see stand) ~J "^ y
II ^nTV\VC_ry^\.
.1)1 a (see survive)
II understand
III a (see understand)
II undertake ^^â–
III a(see undertake)^
I now
,1 possibly ^^;^^^
I save
II a (see save)
I several
II other (see several)
I stand
.11 a (see stand) p....
I such ^
II a (see such)
I sustain _<3..
II a (see sustain) £
I take
II a (see take)
I that 1
II which (see that)
I the _
II other S
III one (see the-other)
I their _r\
II own (sec their) / /
I theirs ^
I there (\ _f\ .
II be (see there) J )
II not
.1 therefore
I they
ti have (see they)
.11 not ....
I this ' ^
111 be __....
Ill have i
nil been
i understand
11 a (see understand)
I undertake
II a (see undertake)..
t we
II do (see we)
• you -r
II be I
II have
III a (see have)..,
II not
III be
111 have
INI a (sec have)
II object
. II observe
coun'cil
Coun'cil Bluffs — ^
coun'cil-
coun'cil-c!
coun'cilman — y^ -y^ — y^
coun'cilmen P-~:s Z--:^ A^^
COUNCILMEN
coun'cilor
coun'sel
I for the defense
IN defendant
ni other side
III plaintiff
III state ^^ — y^=^- 1
coun'seling — ^ (^ ^
coun'selor
coun'selorship
count 3
count'able
-board J^
-chamber >5
COUNTABLE
â– coun'tenance
coun'tenanced
y
Sr
-f
T
f f
--X
\
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T
T
I
â– 1
coun tenancer
coun'tenancing
count'er
counteract' 3
counterac'tion 3 /— :
counteract'ive
counteract'ively f-^
coun'ter-agent ^^-
coun'ter-appeal i
coun'ter-appellant /'^
coun'ter-aitraction >
counterbal'ance
COUNTERBALANCE
.counterbal'anced
COUNTERBALANCED
coun'ter-battery
counter-blast 3
coun'terbore
coun'tercharge
countercheck'
coun'terclaim
coun'tercurrent
coun'terdrain / —
coun'ter-evidence
courv'terfeit i
coun'terfeiter i C,
coun'terfeiting x
coun'terfeitly i
coun'tcrfeitness x
coun'tcrfoil i
'Sr
t
'PH L
CRACKSMAN
CRIMINATORY
cracks'man cr
cracks'men
CRACKSMEN
Cra'cow
Crad'dock
cra'dle
cra'dle-scythe
craft 3
craft'ily
craft'iness
craft'less
crafts'man
crafts' manship
CRAFTSMANSHIP
crafts'mastsr
crafts' men
CRAFTSMEN
craft'y
crag
crag'ged
crag'gedness
crag'giness
craggy ^ —
crags'man
crags'men
CRAGSMEN
Craigc
Craik
crake ^_.
cram
cram'bo
Cra'mer
cram'mer
cram'ming
cramp
cramped
cramp'ing
cram'pon
cran'berry
Cranch
crane
Crane
cra'nia
cra'nial
craniofa'cial
rT^c
craniognom ic ~
craniog'nomy
craniolog'ical
craniol'ogist
craniol'ogy
cranionVeter
craniomet'ric,
craniomet'rical
craniom'etry
cra'nioplasty
craniospi'nal
craniol'omy
cra'nium*^"; —
crank
crank'iness
crave
cra'ven
— xT^ crav'ingly
<- . I crav'ingness
I craw I
craw'fish
Craw'ford
crawl
crawl'er
crawl'ing
crawl'ingly
cray'fish
<T ^ ray 'on
cray'onir.g
ray'onist
aze
crazed
cra'zedness
Ucra'zily
cra'ziness
' craz'ing
cra'zy
__^_^creak
^ "treaked
creak'y
cream. _
.cream'-'cake
cream'-cheese
^—^ cream'-colored
cream'er
cream'ery
cream'iness__
cream'-jug *
cream'-pitcher
cream'y.
crease i •
creased i
creas'er
creas'ing i
creas'ing-tool 7
creas'y
crea'table
create'
crea'tion
crea'lional
crea'tive
CREATIVE
crea'tiveness
CREATIVENES3
crea'tor
crea'torship
crea'ture
CREATURE
Crecy'
cre'dence "= — i
creden'tial J'
CREDENTIAL
credibil'ity
cred'ible
cred'ibly
cred'it
Credit Mobelier
cred'itable
cred'itableness
cred'itably
cred'itor
cred'itress
cre'do
credu'Iity
cred'ulous <= — T/^°
cred'ulously f ^
cred'ulousness
creed <= — i
creed'less I
Creed'raoor
CRIMP
8i
CRUMBLY
crimp
crimped ^
crimper^
crim'ple
crimping
crimp'ing-iron
crim'son
cringe
crin'ger â–
crin'gingly
crin'kle c — ^ — ^â–
crinkly J
cross -purpose
CROSS-PURPOSE
cross'-question j-
CROSS-QUESTION'
cross'-reference
cross'road
cross'-section
cross'-stitch _
cross'-tail |
cross'-tie c — R/
cross'way ' '
cross'wise
Cro'talus L
II own (see her) -^ -^ -^.crotch
crotchet
c — ^ c — '<-^ crotch'etiness c — -j c — 7
crotch'ety ' / ' /
Crot'ty
c — (^ crouch
cnie'rion
crit'ic
crit'ical
crilical':
crit'ical'
crit'ic3!nc33
crit'icism
crit'icizable
crit'icize
crit'icizer c — i*
critique' ^jL
Crittenden ^\
croak •
croaked
croak'cr
Cro'at «=->-]
Croa'tia |
Croa'tian
crorhel'
crocheted'
crochet'-ncedle
crochet'
crock
crocked
I
I. hers
1 herself
I his
II own (see his) '^ cro'ton
I into c — ^ — A c — ^ — A c — PCro'ton
II a (see into) I I -.'.cro'ton-oil'
I it ~
â– its c P
ti own (see its)..b
I that
II which (see
I the
I their
II own (see thcir)c— 5\c — b\ c — -^
I theirs - <J. o^ ^
I ihem
ti that (see them)c~7^ «^-7^ <^-^
I this
I us
I your
II own (see yo
I yours
I yourself
Cross
cross' -action I
cross'-aisle
cross'-armcd —
C'oss'bar |
cross'-barred
cross'-beam '
cross'-bcarcr
cross'-birih
cross'bone
cross'bow
crossbred i
cross'brced
cross'-bun '
cross'-country
cross'cut 1 c-
crocodil'ian
crocus
Crce'sus
crofl I
ciDft'cr
Crof'ton
Cro'ker
Cro'ly
crom'Icch
Crom'wrll
Crom'wclhan
eye i
â– eyed
,•0 cross
/ *'cro'.^
crook cdness
-fertilized']
cro'.i^'-firc
cro:.'-.(; rained I
crona'halch c— €T»
crr»-;^'hcad T
tng I
irggcd
i â– ,'>'
I a cro»5 nrn
— ^ cross'patch
erou'piece
crossed I
cross'-cxamjna'tion
CROSS. EX AM I NATION-^...
c â– .MINE
incr.
' .MINKR 1
cross
cross'
cron-lcriiliza'tion i
^cross'-^crfllizc i( — rjy'v
crudc'ncss '
_ rud'er
^rud'csl
cru'diiy
cru'cl
cru'clly
Cruik'shank
J— Wv'
crumb
crumb'-bnj'^h
crumb'-clolh^
crumb'ing
crumb'-knife
ccrum'blcc
crum'bly
CRUMMY
82
CURLY-PATE
crum'my
cnirap'et
crumple
crunch
-i
^
-Tf ^
crusade'
crusad'er
cruse 3
crush
Cru'soc
crust
Crusta'cea L. t- , P
crusta'cean J'
crusta'ceous _^
crust'ed ^ *=T"6^ ^m^
crust'ily *- 1 I- K | p
crust'iness
crusfy
crutch
crux L.
cry I
crypt
crypt'al
cryp'lic
cryp'tical ^
cryp'tic&lly
cryp'togam
Cryptoga'fnia L,
cryptogam'ic
cryptog'amous
cryp'togram'
cryp'tograph
cryplog'raphal
cryptog'rapher'
cryptograph'ic
cryptograph'ical
cryptog'raphy
crys'tal
cui bono L.
cuirass'
cuirassed'
cuirassier'
cuish
cuisine' F.
Curbertson,
Culde'an
Culdee'
cul-de-sac' F.
cu'Iinarily
cu'iinary
cull
CuI'Ien
cuU'er
cull'ing
cull'ion
Cuiio'den
Cul'lom
Ld cul'ly
culm
cul'minate
culmina'tion
culpabil'ity
cul'pable
cul'pableness
cul'pably
ul'pepper
cul'pht
cult
cul'tivable
cul'tivale
cul'tivating
culliva'tion
cul'tivator
cul'turable
-cul'tural c-^^^
cul'ture (i(
cul'tureless
crys'lalline c — f* y-b ^ ^ . P x^N^ ^-'Xiifturi:
crystaUizabil'ityll^ r>^ V^ >/ cul'lus
crys'tallizable 'V^s. cul'ver
unst
*-cu'neiform~
cun'r.ing
Cun'ningham
cun'ninp:!y '"^y' "
;S3 /
cun nmgness
cup
^ K *^~*~i'cup'bearei/'
•^ l^_^ I cup'board
cup'ful
CUPFUL \
Cu'pid
cupid'ity
cu'pola
cu'pola-furnact
cup'per
cup'ping-gtass
cu'preous
cu'pric
cu'prite
cu'prous '
cu'prum L.
cur ^
urabil'ity 3
cur'able 3
cur'ableness
^ cur'ably
^^s. Cura^oa'
cu'racy
curas'sow
cu'rate
cu'rateship
cur'ative 3
cura'tor
<:h— A cura'torship
i» curb
\^curb'-bit
c-t — <:^-t-n x^urb'Iess
*iv * curb'stone
curcu'lio
n
CRYSTALLIZABLE-C f^-^ c P^cul'
crystalliza'tioa [I LITY^ V /v cul''
crys'tallize *^ K^\.
crys'tallized <= — P,^
crystallog'rapher K^^r
crystallograph'ic
cryslallog'raph
Ctes'iphon
cub
cu'cumbcr
cud
cud'dle
cudg'cl
cudg'elcr
cue 3
cuff
Venn
vert
Cu'mas
â– Cu'm sean
Qm'ber
Cum'berland
I Gap _
1 Harbor
I Island
I Mountain
I River,
cum'bersome
cum'bersomeness JS^^
m'brance ^'-
Cum'brian
cum'brous 'CV/
um'brously >o
um'brousness
cum'in
Cum'ming
Cum'mings
Cum'mins
cu'mulate
cumula'tion
•cu'mulative
cu'mulatively
cu'muli
cu'mulous
cu'mulus
Cunax'a
cu'neal
cu'neaie
cu'ncutely
._^-
curd _
curd'iness
cur'dlc
cur'-dog
curd'y
cure 3
cure' F.
cure'-all
cure'less 3
cur'er 3
curette'^
cur'few
cur'few-bell
cu'ria L.
cu'riae L..
cu'rial ^
u'rio A-t
curios'ity
cu'rious
CURIOUS '
cu'riously
CURIOUSLY
cu'riousness _.
CURIOUSNESS
curl ^
curl'cr ) (
cur'lew
cur'licue
^curl'iness
curl'ing c-+
curring-ironc-+:^-> c ^^ c'b^
curling-stone V^^^^ \^ C^^_
curl'mg-tongs >\ J~^ \r
curl'y
curl'y-beaded
curl'y-pate
'\
'T,
CURLV-PATED
83
CYSTOTOMY
curl'y-pated
cuimud geon
Cur ran
cur'rant
cur'rant-trcc
cur rency
CURRENCY
current
I money
cur'rent-breaker
cur rently.
currcnt-melcr
cur rentness
cur ride
curric ulum
cur ried
cur rier
cur'nery
cur rish
cur rishly
cur'rishness
curry
Cur ry
cur rycomb
currying
curry-powder
curse
cursed (p.)
curs ed (a.)
cursedly
curs'edness
curs'ing
cur'sive
Cush'man
cusp
cus'pated
' cus pid
J cus pidal
cus pidor
cuss
'cuss'ed
cuss'edaess
£us'tard
Cusler
custodial
custo'dian
custo dianship
CUSTODIANS
cus'tomer
cus'tom-house
cut
1 a
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^_^_oi an-and
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your
cur siv
curso
cursorily
cur soriness
cursory
curst
curst'ly
curst ness
curl
curtail
curtailing
curtail ment
cur'tain c— t 1
cur'tain-leclurci,!'
cur tainless
cur'lal
cur lesy
Curtis
Cur'tius L.
Cur'tius C.
curt'ly
curt'ness
cu'rulc c-
cur'vatc
curva'tion
curvature
curve
curv edness
curvet
curvilorm
curvilin'eal
curvilin car
curvilincar'ity
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curvtlin early c~t"Y
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cush at
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cush ion 3
cush'ionlect
cush lony
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II own (see your)
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cuta'ncous A^
cuta'ntously
cut'away
cute 3
cutely 3 y^
cutc'ness 3 (â–
Culh bcrt
cuticle
cut'las
cutler
cul'lcry
cutlet
cut-off
Cyc'Iades *^ — i*
cyclamen .1^
cy'cle I
cy cler — ^
cyclic I "^ 1
cyclical i
cy'ciist I
cy'cloid ^^^
p cycloid'al
I J/L-L^cyclom'eter
cy'clonal
cy'clone i
cyclon'ic 1 |
cyclon'ically
cyclope'an
cyclope'dia
cyclope'dic
cyclope'dist
cyclop'ic *^
Cy'clops
cyclora'ma
cycloram'ic
cyclostyle
Cyd'nus
cyg'net
cylinder
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cylin'dric
f\ cylindrical
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cylin'driform
__ cyl'indroid •^â–
y^ cym'bal
cym'balist
Cym'belme
Cyin ric
Cym'ry
cyn ic
cyn'ical
cyn'ically
cyn'icalncss
cyn'icism
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cynosu'ral <5v.,j^^ ''t-'O ^~C
cynosure l»c ^v ^^
Cyn'thia
Cut ler
cut throat
cul'ting-board
cul'ltng-box
cul'iingly
cuttle
cui'tlcbone /^^y/
cut llcfiih_/ >,
cut water
cy press i Ov^
Cyp'rian
Cypriote
Cy'prus
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Cyre'ne
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cyst I
cystal'gia
cyst'ed i
cystic I
cyst'iform t
cystitis I
cys'toccic
cysl'oid I
cysloliih'ic
cyslo ma
cystol omy
CYTHEREA
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CZERNY
Cythere'a p ^ (^ v-^ ^ czar evitch n ^1 ) ,^^ \ y^ — ''
Cythere'an K.^ \^ I czarevna l^ V l^ '^-vjir
czar ^ czari'na /
Czer'ny
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dab 3
dab'ber 3
dab'ble
dabbler
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dab'stcr
dace
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dachshund G
Da'cia
Da'ci
Dae
dacoif "1
dacoit'age L
dacoit'y ^
cia I
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cier' ^
DAIRY-FARMER
dai'ry-farming
dai'rying
dairymaid
dai'ryman
dai'rymen
DAIRYMEN
dai'ryw^oman
dai'rywomen
DAIRYWOMEN
da'is
dai'sy
Dako'ta 1
Dako'tan l_
dal segno It.
dale I/—
Dale V
dales'man
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dac'tylar [_/ U )l L/
dactylic xQ-
dactylol'ogy I ^
dad 3 1/ I.
dad'dle
dad'dy 3
dad'dy-long'-legs 3
da'do
Dz'dalus
daffodil
daft 3
daftly 3
daft'ness3
Dagestan'
dagger
daggle
dag'glctail
Da'go I
Dagoberf â– '
Da'gon
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\J<; damnifica'tion 3
DAMNIFICATION
dam'nify 3
dam'nifying 3
damn'ing 3
Dam'ocles 1
Da'mon U-|- >' o
damp 3
damped 3
damp'en 3
damp'ener 3
I damp'cr 3
L-i. 1. . damp'est 3
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k>___^ damp'ing 3
damp'ish 3
damp'ishly 3
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dagucrrc'olypc'
dagucrrc'olyper
dagucrrcotyp'ic
dagucrre'otypy
dahabiy'eh Ar
Dahl'grcn
dah'lia 3
ui!:r.r u K K
daily
daintier 1 |
dain'tiest ^ ,y
dain'tify [/^
dain'tily
dain'tincss
dain'ly
dai'ry.farm y^ t^V.^^^V.
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DALESMEN r V V
Daley
Dalgar'noi >^ ^
Dal'getty V
Dalhou'sic
Dalkeith' 1 >â– . /
Dallas V K
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dal'liance 3
dal'licd 3
dal'Iicr 3
Dall'meyer
dal'ly 3
dal'lyingly 3
Dal
Dalm
dalmat'ic " " dan'cing-room
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daltonism 1^^- 1,^ 1 dan'dcring
Daly V \ V. U— .• dan'dificd
dam 3 j^ ^ dan'difying
dam'agc 1 1 1 y-' dan'dic
damageable V^-^^j L-r-^ L — </ dan'dling
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Dama'ralandi ^1 V^ 1 dan'dy
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dam'ask 1 1 1
damaskeen U— > — I — y, -, U — *
dame
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dam'ming 3
damn 3 -I ~
damnabil'ity J 1 [_^
dam'nabic 3 rL<_V^
dam'nablcnc883 ^^
dam'nnbly 3
damnn'tio
damnatory
damp'ishness 3 1 i 1 yt
damp'ness 3 L^-^ L— <_* l- — <yS^
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dam'sel 1 y^ ' 1
dam'son L — -^ L — ~tr— '
Dan
Da'na 1
Dan'ae ^ ^,
Dana'ides
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a'tia 1^--^ i,^^i^'^--^^--dan'cing.girl 1 . /^lj.^-—
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lom
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dandy'ism
Dane
Dan'cbrog
Danc'gcid
dan'ger
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DEAD-LINE
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dan'gerously ^
DANGEROUSLY^
dan'gerousness
DANGEROUSNESS
dan'ger-signal
DANGER-SIGNAL I
dan'gle
dan'gler
Dan'iel
Dan'ish
Dan'ite 3
dank J.
dank'ish vj
dank'ness ]
danseuse' F.I
Dante
Dante'an
Dantes'
Dantesque'
Danton'
Dant'zic
Dan'ube
Danu'bian
Dan'villc
Daph'ne
Daph'nis
dap'per {j
dap'ple *
dap'ple-bay
dap'ple-gray ^
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Dar'by
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Dardanelles'
Darda'nia j
Darda'nian
dare
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III a (see make)
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III the (see mention)'
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da re '-devil try
dar'ic
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dar'ingly
dar'ingness
Dari'us | ^^
dark I^^ J
DARK
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dark'en
DARKEN-ED
dark'ener
dark'cr n a
dark'cst *,l— ■c^ .—
dark'ish
DARKNESS
dark'some-.n.
dark'y a
dar'ling
Dar'ling
Dar'lington
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darn
darn'ing-need
Darn'ley
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dart'er
darl'ingly
Dart'moor
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Dar'winian
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dawn I
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day I I
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II June
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dash'er 3
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dash'-lamp 3
dash'y3 1 v 1
das'tard L-/ *â–
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das'tardly
da'ta L.
dat'able
date
date'less
date'-line
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date'-wine
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da'tivcly
da'tum L.
daub I
daub'er i
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daub'y i
Daudet'
Daugh'erty
daugh'ter 1
daugh'ter-in-law
daugh'terliness i
daugh'terly i
daunt I
daunt'Iess i
daunt'lessly i
daunt'lessness i
dau'phin
dau'phine
Dauphine
dau'phiness |~
day'dreamer
I /\/ I day'-dreaming
L-^ ^s^ \\ day'-labor
^ -*ay'-laborer
day'Iight 1
day'-lily rv
day '-long
day'-nurse
day'-nursery
day'spring
day's work
day'time '^
Day'ton
day'-\vork 1
daze J
dazed
daz'edly
daz'edness
daz'ing
daz'zle
daz'zlement
daz'zler j
daz'zling
daz'zlingly
de facto L,
I fide L.
~ I jure L.
4 novo L.
~ I piano L.
LI profundis L
dea'con
/_ dea'coness
J dea'conhood
dea'conry
dea'conship
DEACONSHIP
dead ^
I letter /^
II office *
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dead'-beaf
dead'-born I
dead'-center
dead'-clothes
dead'en .
dead'ened
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dead'ening
deadfall
dead'licad
dead'headism
dead'ish
dead'-latch
deadliest /^^ \/^ /^
dead-line
DEADLINESS
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DECIPHER
t- J- J-
dead'liness
dead'-!ock
dcad'ly
dcad'-march
dead'ncss t — ^/
dead'-reckoning
dead'-sct'
dead'-water U,
dcad'-weightf
dead'>wood 1
dc3f v.. J
I and dumb
dcaf'-dumbncss
deafen
deafening
deafly 1 • 1
deaf-mute {,^ t^^ L
deaf -muteness
deaf-mutism
DEAF-MUTISM
deafness
deal I yy^
deafer i V
deaf ing 1
dealt
dean
Dean
dcan'cry
Deans
dean'ship
DEANSHIP
dear
DEAR
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I mother
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dcar'-bought
dear'cr
dearest
dear'ly
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dearth
deartic'ulate
dearticula'tion
dcar'y ]
death
death'-agony
dcath'-bcd
dcaih'-bcll
dcath*-bill
dcath'-blow
dcalh'-dam
death'-dancc
dcath'-day
dcath'-firc
dealh'ful
death'fulnei*.
dcath'-hunicr
dealh'lc33
death'lestncss .
deathlike //^(
death'lincss 1 /f^
deathly ■^—
death'maik
deaih'>poin
deaih'-ratc
dcath'-ratlle
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death'-tokcn I
dcath'-trance I
dsath'-trap '(
dcath'ward '~ |
deaih'-warrant^ ^ I
death'watch /
death'-wound
debar'
debark'
debarka'tion
debar'ment
debase'
debased'
debase
debas
debas'ing
debas'ingly
debat'ablc
debate' r
?debat'cr I
debat'ingly ^v
debauch' I
debauch'edly
debauch'edness
debauchee' 1
debauch'er I *
debauch'ery >s.
debauch'ment ^
debcn'ture
dcbil'itant
dcbifitate
debilita'tion
debility
deb'it
debonair' l^
debonair'ly
debonair'ness
Deb'orah
debouch'
debris' F I
debt k
debt'Iess ^
dcbt'or I
d^but' F. I-
debutant' F. •
debutante' F.
dcc'ad
dcc'adal
deca'dencc
dcca'dcncy
DECADENCY
dcca'dcnt y
decagon L
decagonal i,
dec'agram 1
decahedral L-.
decahe'dron
dccaJcifica'tion
DECALCIFICATIO
decalcify'
decalcoma'nia
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dcrapiln'tion i* •♦ i*
dccar borate L . I — *^^~— K.
dccarboniza'tion ^s. 75 ^N
decar'bonize 1
decar'bonizerl
dec'astich
dec'astyle
decasyllab'ic
â– ^Deca'tur
decay' i*
â– decayed' L_
decay'edness
decease'
decedc
dece'dent
deceit'
deceit'ful \
deceitful-ly'1
deceit' fully
deceit'fulness
DECEITFULNESS
deceiv'able
dcceiv'ableness
decciv'ably
deceive'
deceiv'er
deceiv'ing
Decem'ber
DECEMBER
Decem'bcrly
DECEMBERLYI
decem'vir o^f
decem'viral
decem'virate
.decem'virship,
de'cency
decen'nary
decen'nial
dccen'nium L
de'ccnt p
de'cently y^
dc'ccntness
decentraliza'tion
decentralize
decentralized
decen'tralizing
dcceptibil'ity
decep'tible
dcccp'iion i*
decep'tive 4
decep'tivcly 'nJ)
dccep'tivcness
dccid'able
dechris'tianize
decide'
decid'edly
decid'edncss
decid'er i*
dccid'ingly V
decid'uous vj
decid'uousncss
dec'igram
dcc'ilitcr
dccil'lion r
deciflionth^t
decimal
I fraction
. I place
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dec'imalism
dccimaliza'tion ,
dec'imalizc
dec'imnlizcd I j^\ /^ \
decimally ^4^ }-I ^
decimate
decimation
decimeter
decipher
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DEFINABLE
dcci'pherable
dcci'phcrer
decipherment
dcci'sion I r
deci'sivc x ^
decisively T ^
deci'sivenessir
dec'istcre Jj)
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deck I ' I Iv
deck'-hand
declaim'
declaim'er
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declama'tion i i
declam'atory J_^_^,„~^ J
declar'ant * ^
declara'tion
declar'ativc ^ .
declar'ativel)' ^«
declar'atorilyr-
declar'atory
declare'
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declar'edness,
declar'cr
declen'sion
declen'sionalj
declin'able
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dec'oratori y^
deco'rous 1+^
deco'rously*
deco'rousnessf
deco'rum
decoy' i
decoy'-bird i
decoy '-duck il
decoyed' x
decrease' y r r
decreased' V — " 1 . ■■~^ \ — Q:^,
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decreas'inglyr
decree'
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decollette'' F,
decnl'orant
decol'orate
decolora'tion
decoloriza'tion
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deCol'orizer
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decompo'ser
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decomposi'tioni ^<i..^^ I ^j?
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decora'tion i
decorative I "j ~*
dec'orativeness'
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deep
deep'-laid i
deep'Iy i
deep'-mouthcd
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defama'tion
defam'atory
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defam'er
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default'
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'defea'sible
DEFEASIBLE
defea'sibler.ess
DEFEASIBLENESS
defeat' i
defecate
defeca'tion
defect'
defec'tion
defect'ive
defect'ively \j-^
defect'iveness \^_
defend' r
defend'ant \j^
DEFENDANT
defendant's counsel
I testimony ^T^
defend'er (
defend'ing
defense'
defense'less
defense'lessly
defense'lessness
defensibil'ity
defensible-il:
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defcn'sibleness
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defen'sory UJ^ UiJ>^ [/
defer'
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DELIVER YOUR OWN
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DENOUNCER
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deliv'erer
deliv'ery
DELIVERY
dell
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dem'agogue
dem'agogueryj
dem'agogy
demand'
demand'able
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DEPUTY
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dentic'ulated y f J n Labor ^ — =—7' depositor >p ,
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II which (see that)JTI(--.-TTX.?7r?..depic'tfonk s/V; L y depress'or K^^ ^^v/^^
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deodorant ' / "J deploy mentX^/ / ^ \.^ dcp'uraiive 'x^ \/- ^V
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deodorized "A. "U "'/ depolarized 1^ ^-<</ ^^ '"dtputa'tion \/ 1 X X"
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deoxidate "K "ll, \ deponent X/^^]^ >« \^ '*'=P'"''" N^
deoxida'tion i- i- i- I dcpop'ulatc y 'y y dep'utized 1 1 I [^
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DE QUINCEY
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deriva'tional
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deriv'atively
deriv'ativeness
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designa'tion
des'ignative
des'ignator
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desirabil'ity
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des'olaie . '
des'olatcly
des'olatenessij
des'olater
desola'tion
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despatch
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dcspera'do
des'pcratc
desperately
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despcra'tion'
dcs'picabte'
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detect
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dctcr'mcnt
dcterminabil'lty
detcr'minable riLUY^r^SS.
DETERMINABLE- f I*
dctcr'minablencss ^ h
DETERMINABLENbS^*\t— ;
delcr'minant i*
dclcrminant'al n
determinate 1^— s.
dctcr'minatcly
delcr'minotencss
determination
DETERMINATION
m ..
lETESTABLYl I" â–
etesta'tion I I
etest'ed L \r^
etesl'er -^ r \ y
J- J-
DETERMINE. D
deter'mincdly
deter'miner
deter'minism
deler'minist
determinis'tic
deter'rent
deter'sio
deter'sive
deler'sively
deter'siveness
detest'
detestabil'ity
detest'able
DETEST ABLE- ILITY
detest'ableness
DETESTABLENESS
detesl'ably
DETESTABLY
det'
d
d.
dethrone'
delhrone'menl
DETHRONEMENT
dethron'er
det'inue
det'onate
detona'tion
det'onative .l*"
det'onator | i ,
detoniza'tion
det'onize g
detour' '\/y
detract'
detract'ingly
dctrac'tion
DETRACTION
delract'ive
DETRACTIVE
dctract'or
dctract'ory
det'rimcnt
de
DET
d<
DETRlMENTALNESSi
dctri'tal
delri'tion
detri'tus
Detroit'
I River
detrude'
dctru'sion
Dcuca'lion
deuce 3
dcu'ccd 3
dcu'ccdiy 3
dcutcrog'ami
deuterogamy
euteronom'ic
Deutcronom'ical
Dcuteronom'ist
Dculero
DKUTE
Dcu'tcronomy
dcuterop'athy
Deutsch
dcva Skr.
Dcvanu'gari
dcv'aslatc
devasla'tion
dcv'aiialor
dcvcl'op
DEVELOPED
\
t'rjmcnt 1 1 |
trimcn'tal k- k- n ^
iTRIMENTAL L^ L-„i- ■\^
trimcn'talness I I y^ „ !•
I-
DEVELOPABLE
94
DICTATORIALNESS
develop'able
developer
deveropmcntV
DEVELOPMENT
devel'opmental
developmental-lyv
deveropmentallyr
devel'opmentjsl
devest'
dex'ter i
Dex'ter L^tui
dexter'ity
dex'terous l
dex'terously I • a
ex'lerousness r-
â– ^ dex'tral
t/aextra
dex
dex'lrin
dex'trose
dey
dhow Ar.
4 S 'â–
l^L^^
dev'il-may-care'
dev'ilment
dev'ilry
dev'ilship
DEVILSHIP
dev'iltry .\^i
dev'il-worship
DEVIL-WORSHIP^
dev'ii-vyorshiper
Devine' r
de'vious Lod-'
de'viously
de'viousness
devis'able
DEVISABLE
devise' i
devised' i
devisee' i
devis'er i
devis'ing i ^
devis or i ^"
devoid'
devoir' F
devolu'tjon
devolve' r
devolv'ing <1
Dev'on
Devo'nian "i-V
Dev'onshire I^Jj?
devote'
devot'ed'.y i*
devot'edness \j/^
devo'tion ~^
devo'lional
devo'tionally
Devo'to
devour' i*
devour'able [r-^
devour'er /O
devour'ingly r r
devout' 1/-^ L
devout'ly ^ ;J
devout'ness "
dew 3
dew'berry 3
dew'claw 31 I |
dew'drop 3 J « n— l>
dew'fall 3 I nl V_
dew'iness 3 1 |/^^\ '\/^^
dew'lap3 I pT > V
dev/'Iapped 3
dew'less 3 ly^ 1 I
dcv/'-pomt 3 » It. K
dewy 3 i^
aLp
V
labe'tes
:abet'ic
abet'ical
ablerie' F,
iaboric
abol'icat
iaborically Av^
iabol'icalness
iab'olism
iach'ylon L
iac'onal
ac'onatc
acrit'ic
acrit'ical
'adem
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agnos'ing
agno'sis
agnos'tic
agnos'ticate
agnosti'cian
agnos'tics
ag onally 11^ L__i I — '^^
'agram '^'^ — '^^ — ^ 1..
agrammat'ic
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agram'matized 1^
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'al I
'alect
alec'tal
alec'tally ^ ''' diaton'ically
alec'tic i'^ — ~1'\/^ W I di'atribi
aJec'tical K L!_ <LL i — Di'az
alec'lically .. . diba'sJc
alecti'
alec
alectol'ogy
'aling I 1^
alog'ic
alog'ical
alog'ically
;i-_^ii_^.ii
diamagnet'ically
diamag'nelism
diam'eter
diam'etral
iam'etrally I
iamet'ric
diamet'rical
diamefrically I
di'amond i
di'amond-cutter i ly* ^ • iv
di'amond-cuUing 1 Ui.^^ Ir^T—
di'amond-dust i
di'amond-point 1
di'amond-powder :
di'amond-shaped 1
Dia'na 1
diapa'son l^
dj'aper
diaphane'ity
diaph'anous
diaph'anously ^
^iaph'anousnessj^
diaphore'sis
diaphoret'ic
diaphoret'icall
di'aphragm
diaphrag'mal v^^
diaphragmat'ici
di'arist
di'arize
di'arized K/?'
di'arizing l/v
diarrhe'a r > ,t
diarrhe'a! I isa^ \^^ \^^
diarrhe'ic 1 l^l l< l^ "1
diarrhet'ic
di'ary i
di'astase
diastat'ic
iMiathet'ic
athet'ically
di'atom
1*^' * 1 1^ — ^ y^ ■,diatom'ic
V \y KD^"'"n/'^*^isto"''c
iv r r- d
1^ I. ^
^diasloric k- }^ r
diath'esis L. Y^ Y \0
'It
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:ti'cian __\t '~\V L<7<l't''ber r^
:'ticslr~nK Vis, ^ ' dib'ble L
itol'ogy ^ Dib'din ^
ial-ogism ' ^2_ l^^ ^
lial'ogist
lialogis'tic 1)^7 p^-
alogis'ticau fi r ^
Uatogis'tically
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i'al-plate V^ V
i'al-wheel
i'al-work i^f-i/^ IV^I/^'
alysis L. K V V. \
alyt'ic
^aiV^f n<'%r F w
'alyzed
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amag'i
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g-net J U-
gnet'icA/
dice I 1^
dice'-box i ^
diced' I
dice'-player 1
di'cer 1
di'cing I
ick I
ck'ens I
Dickens
dick'cr
Dick'erson
dick'ey i
Dick'inson
Dick'son
^ic'ta L.
dic'tate
dicta'tion
dicta'tor
dictato'rial
dictato'rially
dictato'rialness
DICTATORSHIP
95
DILETTANTISM
dicla'lorshipi i t- didactical
dicta'Iresa I I ^^ I — -j didactically
dic'tion y^ ^' didacti'cian
dic'tionaryi /^__/r didac'ticism
dictum L. I 3 I 1' didac'tics
did LJ-^ did'dle
DID I L I Diderot' ^
I a-an-and .__Jv, - didn't t'^
I expect DID NT
it (see expect)] ^ i L i a-an-and |j.
I admit (cp. do not) ..
I he
II da
Dido
DIFFUSIBLE-ILITY
diffu'sibleness
DIFFUSIBLENESS
difTus'ing
diffu'sion
difTu'sive
diffu'sively
diffu'siveness
dig I
digastric
Dig
digc
as trie 1^ ^
I'by I — e>.
icst (n.) I
in a (see do) 1 i i Didot' i- i digest' (v) i i |.
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II find /^ 1 thou |~ ^ digest'cdly / ^ Jy-
■•■^ /«■• f^n/1\ 111 II rmt I im Htrrnct'sp ■• ' 1' '• I
I a (see find)
-'V.\
M not
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die I
II have Vv:
III a (see have)
II never i j___^ i die'-av/ay i
II not ...Vtt\^. rTl Dieckma
III do (see not) Diego
I his (. L l_ 1 dielec'tric
II own (see his)_....^rr' Dieppe'
I mention dier'esis
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111 go
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f
dic'sinker i
, .die'sinking 1
die'stock I
diet I
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II it J ' dicta'rian
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1 one }l. Vrt'.-.rs dieter i
I our ^ ' dietct'ic
II own (see our) 1^ j i dietet'ical
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digestibility J J J
digestible J. / A ^
DICESTIBLE-ILITYI N l- ^1
esfibleness II I
3£STIBLENESsX,^ j( ^-^Z
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est'ive ) ) }
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tr Digger I I-
[ dighl I
11 other (see several)
I some
II one (see some)
I somebody
II else (see somebody)!
i something
dietet'ics
dietet'ist
.di'etist I
Die'trich
III
frr.rrfrrrrdif'fer
DIFFER-ED-ENT
11 else (see something)! i i difference t^'^^^ i, I- V^
.such ...ITpr././. different \X^ V^ XCj
II a (see such) 6 ' i. diffcrenliable ^ "s.
;h)
digesfible
DIGESTIBLE
diges'tion
dig
dig
dig'ge
Tt
dig'il
digital
Digitalis
dig'niftedly
BIGNI'rlEDLY
dignify
dignify-iedI
dig'nifying
dig'nitary
dignity
DIGNITY
digraph
digraph'ic
digress'
digressed' ^
digressing i I -i T ^
digrcs'sion \-~* — ' I ' 1 '
digrcs'sional
I suppose
II that ..
I that
II one (see that) I i i
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I their k l> K
II own (see thelr).y !^.. .?). .,
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I they I
II do (see they) /
11 not ^
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II do
II happ'
II tak
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II a
II the
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^ i)
DIPPERENTIABLE
-J. differential
DlPPERr.NTIAL.LY' \/^ dihedral
diflferen'tially
differcn'tiate
dtficrentia'tion
differently i
DIFFERENTLY Iv
dif fcreniness J
differingly
difficult
DIFFICULT
f dike I _y.
u.
l.:x.
difficultly
..difficulty e_
DIFFICULTY
â– r.
> I I ' I diffidence i â– â– i
../. / (. diffident L L L
jpen W, Y VT diffidently J <J' 0/^
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dii'fus'cdiy
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â– 1 account (sec you) .7?. ./T.- -diffme'ly 1 I V '
I your ' diffuie'ncis \v \" Vi
n own (see your) I J dlfTui'cf
I yours ...f. /\...L 'y dinu«ibil'ity
didnc tic • 6 I difTu'iiiblc
dilap'idate y^
DILAPIDATE-DTION
dilapida'tion
dilap'idator
dilalabil'l
dilat able
dilat'ableness
dila'tnnt
dilata'tion
dilatator
dilate'
dilation
dilative
dilat'or
dil'aiorily
dil'atorincss
dilatory
dilcm'mn
dilcttan
dilcttn
diletta
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V
K
V \xy
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\
n:;e',shr'^. \'i n
n teism Y -^ J—
DILIGENCE
55
DISAPPROVINGLY
dil'igence v^
diligence' F. YJ
dil'igent
dil'igentlyr^
\0' F
Dioclc'tian
Diodo'rus
Diog'enes
Diome'des
Di'on
Dionys'ia
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4
Dilke
dill X
Dill r^
Dillon r
dil'ly-dally
dil'uent X/"^^
dilute' K
dilute'ness
dilu'tion X/"^
di!u'vial V '^
dilu'vialist
dilu'vian \/^ \/\ \/\ dioram'ic
dilu'vianismr Vo r ^s\" ^"-^-^Dioscu'ri
dilu'vium " l—^ dio:c'id
dim I r
dime 2 l— ^
dimen'sion
dimen'sior.al
dimen'sionlcss
dimeter
dimin'ish l
dimin'ishable
dtmin'isher
dimin'ishipgly 11
dlminuen'do It -
diminu'tion x
dimin'utive
dimin'utively
dimtn'utiveness
dimit'
dim'ity
dim'ly
dim'mer I i"
dim'mest x \ — -^
dim'ming x
dim'mish
dim'ness i
dim'ple
dim'ply i- y^
dim'-sighted 1 1 — 4.
dim'-sightedness i
din I 1- I
Dinah J [ _y
dinar'
Dinar'zade |- 1
dine i Jj, J
diner 1 H
din'er-out i 1 r
ding I J t
ding'dong ^^
din'gjly 1 1
din'giness J^ yj
din'gic f^ ^
din'go r
dingy l^
din'ing-hall 1
din'ing-room i
din'ing-table z
Din'mont
din'ner
din'ner-hour
din'nerless
din'ner-party
din'ner-table
din'ner-timc
Dinor'nis
Dinosau'rus
dint I
Din'widdie
dioc'esan
di'ocese
Diony'sianr^ |^ |,^
Diony'sius l_a_i; L__, 13)
Diony'sus
diop'ter
diop'tric
diop'tricai^
diop'trically
diop'trics
diora'ma
diphthe'rial L ^ L v
diphthe'rial \ C^ C/J
direct'orship
DIUECTOESHIP
directory
DIRECTORY
direct'rcss
dircct'rix
dirc'ful I
dirc'fully x
dire'fulness
dire'Iy t
dire'ness \
dirge
dirge'ful I s^
dir'igent V^J
dir'igible V
dirk \
dirk'-knife L
dirt
dirt'-cheap
dirf -eating
dirt'ied
'b
I
diphthcrit'ic
diphthcrit'ically
diphtheri'tis
diph'theroid
diph'thong
diphthon
diphthon'gally
.diphthonga'tion L_
"diphthong'ic
diphthongiza'tioni
diph'thongize
diph'thongized
diph'thongizing
dip'ioe L.
diploct'ic
I- diplo'ic
t— N^^3ip'loma
diplo'macy
/^ dip'iomat
( diplomat'ic
DIPLOMATIC- ALLV
diplomat'ical
diplomat'ically
diplo'matist
DIPLOMATISTI
diplo'matize J
diplo'matized
diplo'matizing
dip'-net
dipo'iar
dip'per i
dip'perful i
dipsoma'nia
dipsoma'niac
dipsomani'ac:
dire i \ I
c
direct . no
I draft L-
I evidence
I cxaminalior.
I process
I proof
I proportion
1 tax
direct'-draft
direc'tion
direc'tional
direct'ive
dircct'ncs'i L/
direct'or
|- dirt'icr
dirt'iest
dirt'ily
dirt-i3:"perm_.l>'-^\|>1
dirty
Dis I'
disabll'ity J,
disable
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DIRECTOR
direct'oiate
directo'riai
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disa'blement ]•
disabuse' 1
disabused' >^_^
disabus'ing
disaccom'modate
disaccommoda'tion
disaccord' i-
disaccord'ant |\r-i
disaccus'tom
disaccus'toming
disadvan'tage
disadvanta'geous"
disadvanta'geo\:s!y |-
disadvanta'geousness^
disafTecf
disaiTect'edly |'
di:;alTect'edness
disafTec'tion
\l disaffirm'
disaffirm'ance
disaffirma'lion
disagree'
disagree'able
disagree'ablene:
disagree'afaly
disagree'ment
disaliied'
^disallow'
disailow'able
disallow' ableness
disallow'ance
disallowed'
disall/
disappear*
diSGppear'ance
disappoint'
disappoint'ing
disappoint'mcnt
DISAPPOINTMENT .->•
disapproba'tion
disap'probatory
disapprov'al
disapprove'
disapprov'ing
disapprov'ingly
DISARM
97
DISEMBARRASSING
disarm'
disarm'ament
disarm'ing
disarrange'
disarrange'ment
disarray' .,
disarrayed' r /i/
disarray'ing J * I v ^
disartic'ulate J-^
disarticula'tionr ,
disasso'ciate J ^~=^
disasso'ciating
iscob'olust" |- j-
l i
disassocia'tionr
disaster J ,-)
disastrous .Jjy^
disas'trously
disas'trousness
disavow'
disavow'al
disavow'er
disavow'ing
disavow'ment /^
disband'
disband'ment
DiSBANOMENTi
disbar*
disbark'
disbar'menl
disbar'ring
disbelief
disbelieve'
disbclicv'er
disbur'dcn '
disburse'
disbursed'
disburse'ment
disburs'er
disburs'ing
I agent
I ofTicer
dis'cal
discard'
discern'
disccrn'cr
disccrn'iblc
i-i
Discob'olusi
dis'(
discoi(
discol'or I'V^ 1* n^- \ VO
discororate J ( J V J l_
discolora'tion
discom'fit I- j
discom'fitting[5*L b''^-^
discom'fiture
discom'fort r i
discommend' ^^^ \^
discommend'able
discommend'ablenesr; i
discommenda'tionl' L
er t>
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Xi.
\
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discommend
discommend'ingr
scommode' b.,!,,^,.^
scommo'dious
discommo'diously r_!
discommo'diousness L|^
discommod'ity ('
discompose' r\/
discomposed' t> ^*3
discompos'edly
discompos'ednessi'
iscompos'ing t
discompo'sure
disconcert* r 1" ^'~^" j'
disconcer'tion [f^ \^ "(J Sy^
*^^\^ disconcert'mcnt
discondu'cive '■» <■''
disconform'ity
discongru'ity -s^ ^
disconnect' i r 1
disconnect'edly b _._ b
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r^
DISCERNICLE I I
disccrn'iblcnccs J-^J,
DISCERNIBLENESS^ ^
dijccrn'ibly i- |\\.'r
DISCERMIBLvJ^ <L \
disccrn'ingly A ^ '^
disccrn'itier.t T^J I \« l^f
D1SCERNMENT<L \L L ;
diacharge- ?)^ V /^/
DISCHARGE. D
di
disconnect'cr
disconnec'tion r
discon'solatc lj__:
disconsolately
discon'solalcncssr
discontent' ^
discontent'cdiy
discontent'cdncss
discontent'mcnt ^, , ^
DISCONTENTMENT \^^
discontig'uous
^
f
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discours'ing r r v
discourteous t-Hl.^ ly+-i Ij-t-i,^
discour'teously g Y^
discour'teousnessr r
discour'tesy ' â– '
discov'er 1;;^ I
DISCOVER I I I )
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DISCOVE
discov'erable
DISCOVERED
discov'erer
discov'ering |' jS,
. discov'erture
discov'ery
DISCOVERY
discred'it
/'discred'itable
discred'itably |-
discreet' \^ .
discreet'Iy X
discreet'ness
discrep'ancy
DISCREPANCY
discrep'ant
discrete'
discrete'ly
discre'lion
discre'tional
discre'tionally
discre'tionarity
discre'tionary
discrim'inal
discrim'inate
DISCRIMINATE-D
discrjm'inatcly
discrim'inateness
discrim'inatingly
discrimina'tion
ir [ |- ir DISCRIMINATION I
discontin'uancc \}. o(-,l.,_,^'oL_ discrim'inative I v
\j discontinua'tion ^ ^^ discrim'Jnativcly
DISCHARGE. D I
discharged' L
discharg'cr /
^>ip )\>
d
disci
disci'pic
disci'plcship jv
dis'ciplinabic
DISCIPLINADLE
dis'cipltnablcncs;
DISCIPLINADLEN
h
tinuingir ir i r discursively v v r
linu'iiy m.,JsU_^. IL_P diEcur'sivcncss Ij-hf /- IrHf J-p-D
lin'uous '^ discus VJ V.^ '
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diiciplinn'rian I \ }, ' dii
disciplinary ^ 4-; j/'^ v''
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dr.(l.,-.cr i- I
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dijclo'jure |
djscontin'uc
discontin'uc
discontin'ue
discontin'uing
discon â–
discon
discontin'uously
dis'cord
discord'ancc
discord'ancy r i-
discord'ant |lj^_ . |!^^
discord'antly 1
Diccor'dia i i i
discount il- , \ J
scount'ablc (^ A *
SCOUNTABLE
coun'tcnancc
discoun'tcnanccd .x.
discount 'en anccr ivt-^
di^coun'lcnancingj J^
discourage '^'â–
discour'afjcmcnt
discour'aj;cr
discour'agingly
discourse' r v v \.p
discoursed' (3-1-0 b *'"" b
discours'cr
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â–º M
discuss'
_6discuss'ablc,!
discussed'
discuss'er r v/T I'
discuss'ing J_-t^ ,i-r^i^^ J-P
discus sion
discu
d i sd .1
disdain'ful
DISDAINFULLY
.disdain'fully
'^clisdain'fulness
SDAINFULNESS
liscasc'
iiscas'cdncss
disembark'
discmbarkn'tion
discmbiirk'mcnt
di-vcmbnr'ra^.'j r jF;
discmbar'rassrrt J— ^^ [_
discmbar'raising
v^
J-^1
DISEMBARRASSMENT
98
DISOWNING
disembar'rassmem
disembodiment
disembod'y
disembogue'
disembogue'ment
disembowel
disembow'elmcnl
disembroil'
disempow'er
disenam'ored i*
disenchain' q,;.,.?^'
disenchant'
lem oisguised v r r 1
r. r '^ Jl^disguis'er r w" r 1' '
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disguis'ing
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II one (see another) r^ <:^ 'â– <C P i attorney
I court
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I something 1 l^ 1 distrust'fulness
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distrain'cr r
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DIVERS
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DOCTORIZATION
di'vers I I y? r \y^ divisor i r i i ii take
diverse i->. \f \f divorce' 1 i--v K). iii a (see take) J J J
diverse'ly ^j divorce'ablc \1^>/ d d^v /-^' the [_ [
diverie'ners i v/^"^ p I V^ DIVORCEABLE I r I " '^^^^
diver SifiaLIe \/ l/A^ " — r^divorced' H^ Ky l-j, ii think J J /J
diversifica'tion l''^ \^^ divorcee' JL "0 \, )" his (see think) C C ^o
DIVERSIFICATION |-y<^ T V^ divorceless |- I 1 â– ' II understand
divcr'siform I y^ \f ^^1/ ^ divorce'ment l-^x-o \~x 1-^ \/ iit a (see understand) Jo -Lf 4-i
divcr'sify \f ^-^ V-^s divorc'er Y >t> j^^ ii undertake *J v \
diver'sifyingr \^^ I/O I' Vr divorc'ive r r i in a (see undertake)
diver'sion \/ ^'^_^ u Xj divulge' l-v (^ (* ' perceive J
divcr'sity divulg'er ^ x,.^ a^ ii a (see perceive) , „
divert' |\ r |\ divul'sion r^ /r /r i perhaps i i i^
divcrt'er \f ^^\ ^^^\ divui'sor q I / ^ — ° ' Persuade
divcrfible A Dix Vo VjX ii a (see persuade)
diverting i r i-^ Pix'ie r i |- i recognize \ y ~.\ y" |"V
diverfingly lr'~~^l>^l'^"-^T3ixon I ^. I tJ^ Ij li it (see recognize) l/^—' l/'—|l/^
divcrt'ingness ' diz'en ) i recommend
diverfisement I vT Iv \ dizzier i r r r li a (see recommend) I y i I
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divesf V^ V-^ diz'ziiy i )/^ (f ) i some )
divesl'ed r i i dizziness! I r >_S\ ii other (see some)| I
divest'ible 111 dizzy i L L \i something J- — ~>J — -, .
divestiture Vo Vp ^^^ y- Dnieper J J ii else (see something)
divid'able r J I I Dniester |_ I ' such I i |
divide' L \ L L do (n ) ^^^^^ I I- u a (see such) L V, V
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I his \ I I I DO I I I " '''St I I I
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div'idend \{/^ L l| \y 'his J t t - " worst Ux U/ k
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divid'ingly i i r lit ii own (see their) i i |
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divine' ><] ' m and again i there J J )
DIVINE '■— ' |j L L I make | i ii not i i i
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I being T i not i them <^ ) (
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I judgment. J. g ni a (see ask) J J J i they I I I
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I service L/'^ L Lx^ iii assured (see be) ii think i i I
I wisdom V^. II become 4.-1 4. i this 1 II
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divinely r I r ii change i us I i I
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divinenejj / ii do / / ' ii believe (scc we) \^
diviner r r iv in a (see do) i you I I I
divin est L-i-'^ U^ U II entertain l^ -Li -Li ii acknowledge (see k h — _ J
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div'ing-bell I i, i, r ii entirely ii own (see your) i 11^
diving-dress I t v z^^' ^^r ~ -"find J ^ J J i yours J J ''
divining N/ ^ 111 a (see find) / ^ ^ do'-all ^ (
DIVINING I I- /] r II finish Dob'son |- I" I" -1
divining-rod.'.t<_-~_.«/ I t i:-^^ 'II a (scc finish) J yj ri doc'ile I A> i '
divining-Jtaff ^ (,." forward V^ \^ V^^ docility ^<^ I
divinity I' r I" 111 his (scc forward) dock i I- |" I"
.;i.i ililiiy U-» I I II have ,1 J .) dock'age 1 I — L L
rlivi5 il.Ic I ^-^ ^X III a (ite have) K^ V. ^ dock'ct /
divisibleilityI I I \ II intend dock'-mastcr i i- i- |-
divisiblcncH ...Vj,....! V^^.... iii to (see intend) JL.^ L^ 1. dock'-rent i •— ^-C5 ' "^ ^
DIV1SIULENES3 ^v \. ^^V " 'nierferc V^ dock'yard i ' "
divis ibiy i I \_t| " investigate ' doctor i- |
DIVISIBLV I ^ ..I, ifia(jee invcjllgale)Li J .J DOCTOR I n I
division I Vr ^v vO " ''"ow V^;-, V^;-, i of divinity j
divi'iional I |\ . i ^- in a (sec know) 1 L ii medicine {. — . J l"
divt'sionally I \ f^ \ C \ >^ " necessarily J_^ J_Q/ J ii philosophy 1....!^ 1 n.
divisionary i vL Vj) Vj " 5ay ) doctorate b y (^
divi'sive III I 111 so (see say) doc'torcss j- I- |~
divi'sivcly 'II I " 'how J .1 ,j doclor'ial I — ri I I — '^•
divi'sivencss I V^j Vc ^ V/-. "' 'he (s«e show) j J J doctoriza'tion ^ \^ ^
DOCTORSHIP
I02
DOMESTICATE
doc'torship
DOCTORSHIP
doctrinaire' F. i i
doc'trinal i- -^
doc'trinally
doctrina'rian
doctrina'rianism
doc'trine
DOCTRINE
doc'ument i-
documen'tall__^
DOCUMENTAL
documen'tary
DOCUMENTARY
I evidence
Dodd r ^
dod'der I
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dog'mati2ed]
dog'matizer
dog'matizing
dog's'-ear i
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I your
II honor (see yc
I yours
doe'skin i
doesn't J _j
DOESN'T
I a (cp. does-not)
Doe'sticks /
doff I ^1^
doff'ing 1
dog I
do'gal
do'gate
Dog'ber;
dog'-bisc
dog'cart i
dog'-cheap i
dog'-collar i
dog'day i
doge
dog'-eartd
I I I doge'ship
b O b Jb dog'-faced i
^ dog'fish I /.
dog'-footed 1 ~^\
dog'-fox I
dog'ged 1 '
I 1 I dog's'-ear i i- i- i-
\
II one (see another)
I as
ti he
III can (see he)
II much
III as
I effect
I he
II expect (cp. he)
I her I I
II own (see her)
,hers^
I his \ I I
II own \q
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II seem ^
III hkely (see seem)
â– us ^ >
I never '
I not
II a (see
I nothing i i i "' dog'-hood
iielse(see nothing)l5_^ Jj_^, l5_^dog'-house
~ 1 ^"^dol'lyi
Dol'ly ,
I Varden
dol'man _
dol'men
dolmen'ic
dol'omite
dolomit'ic
kl I dog'-footed I -^1- I- 1-
a~) (T) dog;-foxi L_^^- l—/ L
/ / dog ged 1 ; , I V^^ ^
I I I doggedly I i-^ i- i- v/'do'lor \f-'~~\
b p ^ doggedness i Lt U^__S> ' — Dolo'res K^ \
V N^dog'gerel • * \ dolorif'ic
I ' I I dog'gerelize i- y^i- â– ^_ ./-o-s,<
i fc Jb dog'gerelized I ' 1 ' I f\/ /\(
^ ^, ^ dog'gerelizer ^ , ^ -
I I doggery I i- ^^ i- i- ,
[q^ b dog'gish I I / L L_^
, ; /â– ' . I dog'gishly i , J ^â–
I I 1 dog'gishness 11- i- i-
'Kt^-b«ned' ^ ^ ,h
dog'-sick x|
dog'skin
dog'-star i
dog'-tired i
dog'tooth I
dog'trot I
dog'wood I
Do'herty
doi'ly ,
doit I
dol'ce It. ^-
dolcemen'te It.
^oie'T^r^r rv
dole'ful
dole'fully \C^
dole'fulnessr V_
dole'some
dole'somely
dole'somene'ss
Dolgoru'ki
dol'ing
do'-httle
doll I
DOLLAR r ^
dollar's worth
dol'lar-mark
^a-
dog'gerelize i^
dog'gerelized
dog'gerelizer
dog'gery i i-
dog'gish I I
dog'gishly 1
dog'gishness i
dog'-gone'
dog'-goned'
*^ \^ L L, dog'-^headed i L_ L^ L
: not) v^ / V dog'-hearled i ^
t I dog'-hearled
I now
II and the
I one
I probably
I several
iiother(see seve
I some
II one (see some)
I somebody
II else (see somebody)'
I somethi
(I else (see
I such
II a (see such)
I that ^
II which (see that)
dog'-kennel i
Ml^ll^l
^ I ( UUg -K.CIlliCi 1
i / N. dog'mata ^-
I I I ' dogmat'ic i-
eral) r) q X-^ dogmat'ical L
y \^ V^ dogmat'ically
e) I 1^- dogmat'icalness
(^ <J~" l/^dogmati'cian
jbody) <J^ doe
e something)J-v2~Y' Jo
doloro'so It,
ydol'orous
dd'orously
dol'orousness i/
dol'phin
dolt J
dolt'ish I^O'
dolt'ishly V J
dolt'ishness J
dom I |—
domain' t- — .
Dom'bey
dome ^ I I
Domenichi'no I^-nC-
domes'tic
DOMESTIC
I commerce
I corporation
I duty
I economy
I life
I manufacture
Ujr-^-^
U-^rv
dogmat'ics
dog'matism
DOGMATISM
dog'matist
DOGMATIST j
dogmatiza'tioni -^
dog'matize
I ^. ni market
I trade
I trouble
domes'tical
omes'tically
DOMESTICALLY
domes'ticate
DOMESTICATE
L-5 — U-Th. l->-
DOMESTICATION
103
DOUBLETREE
domestica'tion
DOMESTICATION
domes'ticative
DOMESTICATIVE
domestic ity
domes'ticize
domes'ticized
domes'ticizing
dom'icile
domicil'iary
domiciliate
domicilia'tion
dom'inance
dom'inant
dom'inantly
dom'inate
domina'tion
dom'inative
dom'inator |-
dom'ioe
domineer'
dominecr'ing
domineeringly L
dom'ini L.
Dom'inic 1
Dominl'cal
dominical
Domin'icani
dom'inie
domin'ion
dom'ino 1-
dom'inus L I — -^
Domi'tian
don 1 |-
do'fla Sp. J
dona nobis
Oon'ahue 1- >>
Don'ald |^_^
Don'aldson
do'natc
Donatcl'lo
Dona'ti
dona'tion
Don'atism
Don'atist
don'ative
dona'tor
Oona'tus
done
DONE
I a-an-and
I another
II one (see a
t for
II a (sec for)
I her
II own (tee he
I hii
I It
I its
II own (lee its)
I that
H which (ice th
I the I
I them ^
I this
II one (tec this)
I up
don'jon
r
<
\r~% donna It.
L — ^ •>* — n ^-^ Don Ju'an
don'key-engine
I |2) don'key
J
Danne ,
;, Don'nell
Don'nelly
don'nish i
Don'nybrook
Don'ohue
do'nor
do'-nothing
do'-nothingness
Don'ovan
Don Quixo'le
don'ship 1
don't
DON'T
I be J-
II assured (cp. do-not)
Doo'ley
â– doom 3
doom'er 3
doom'ful 3
doom'ing 3
dooms'day 3
door
door'-bell
door'casc
door'-jamb l_^-/ |_^|— /"T""^ **'
door'keeper L^/ — L. V^ \d
r
I I do ta
L—i^ L— J do'ta
I* do'ta
^1 I do'tati
Ir iT dole
\ V^do'tcr
I ^ r^/i /r-A doth
Dor'othy \~ ^^
Dor'rit U^ \
dor'sa L,
dorsabdom'inal
dorsabdom'inallyl
dor'sal
dor'sally
Dor'set
Dor'sey
dorsicol'lar
dorsicum'bent I
dorsispi'nal
dortocau'dal \~^\ — T
dorsocer'vical \^ ._!
dorsolateral
dorsolum'bar
dorsopleu ral ^_
^dor'sum L
dose Vf
dosed
dosim'eter 1
dos'ing j: -,
dosorogy
dost I
dot F. t~
dot I
dotage I
1
tard J-
do'tardly
V
V-
I I I Dor ca:
nother)J^ , !_ ^J Dor'ch
VJDor*'
\ i
door'-knob
door'-knocker
door'-latch
door'less
door'-mat
door'nail
door'plate
door'post I /Xif I
door'silL U^ ^ C
door'step
door'stone
door' way
door'yard
dope
Do'ra
Do'ran
Dor'cas
ester
ot'ingly I
dot'ingness -{
do'tish |_
doi'tcr I I
Do'ty 1_>
Dou'ay 1
dou'ble 1^
dou'ble-acting
dou'ble-barreled
dou'ble-bass
dou'ble-breasted
dou'ble-con'vex
dou'ble-deale
dou'ble-deali
dou'ble-deck'er
dou'ble-dyed
dou'blc-ea'gic
dou'ble-edged
dou'ble-end'er
dou'ble-enten'drc F.
l^'i:x-i>^
dou'ble-face
dou'ble-faced
dou'ble- faccdness
c
t your I
II own (tec your V^J
I yours f
donee'
Don'egal
Don'egan
J J J
H
Dorian
Dor'ic
Dor'icism
Dor'icize |~5** I'Vl \~J^^^ double-flowered
Dor'icizcd 1/ l<^ L-^ double-footed
Dor'icizing
Do'rism
Do'rize
Dorking
dor'mancy
c
DORMANCY
dormant
dormer
dor'mcr- window
dor'mitive
dor'mitory
dor'mouce
,dor'nick
Dorothea \
I, U
dou'blc-head'ed
double-header
dou'blc-hcarted
dou'ble-lock
dou'blc-meaning
dou'blc-milled
dou'ble-mind'ed
dou'blc-mindedness
dou'bleness
double-quick
dou'bler
double-slop
doub'let
P^< double-tongue i
\\ dou'blc-longucd J
doubletree
DOUBLOON
104
DRAIN-COCK
doubloon'
dou'bly
doubt 3
I a-an-and
I his
u own (sec his
I
<v
Dover 1
Dover's powder !->.
dove'tail 1
Dow
dow^'ager
dow'agerism
I one dow'diera
I ones .., , J dowdiest 3
dow'dily 3
I one s .... .- .-
I oneself (1 ^ <i_^ <L^
I some
At
h
II own (see our) , dow'dy 3
I ours t^ U,,^ "-N,^ dow'dyish 3
I several ' J J dow'el 3 1 1 < id
II other (see several)^ , ^.-dowel-bit J ^^ T ^ '^
i—- doweling 3 ^/ ^^ \^C^d
XX'
downward 3
'wardly 3
'wards 3
downy 3
dow'ry 3
doxolog'ica)
doxologi'zed Li^^lli^^ Q^>'
doxol'ogizing
Doyle \
lo'ed k" L- \r_
doz en I
7
II one (see some) ^*- \^^ dow'el-joint
I somebody __ .-^_^^.^^.i<?dow'eI-pin
II else (see somebody )cr~^<^"^ <? ^ dow'er 3
I something dow'erless 3
II else (see something) dowl 3
I such i — . — .J--^ JbDow'ling
II a b ' down 3
I the -.-, 1 .--' a-an-and
I their h ^ K 1 her
II own (see their) ^ ' ti own (see her)
I theirs , .-- 1 hers _. .|,.
I them K \ J I his
I themselves ^ ^ ^ 1 it
I this t its
II one (see this
I us
I you
I your
It own (see your)
t yours
t yourself
doubter 3
doubtful 3 L^
doubtfully 3 A
doubtfulness j
doubfingly 3 Aa
doubfless 3 ^^^^_9
doubt'lessly 3
douce 3
douce'ly 3
douce'ness 3
douceur' F.
douche 3
Doud
dough- U
Dough erty
dough'face
dough'faced
doujh facism
doLgh'iness |
dough'nut l^_P
dough'tier 3
dough'tiest 3
dough'tily 3
dough'tiness 3 A^
dough'ty 3
"Z'C
""'"7"
T'7'
I I Down
Jj-down'-bed 3
/ downcast
>^.\i^
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this)..!. 1 1 drc't'-equalizer s,
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ion) ^ \« ^ ^ draft-hole v'
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II own (see its)
I that
-II one (see that).
I the
I this
ji one (see this).
I upon
II a (see up
I which
II a (see which)
I your
II own (see your).,| 1_. .. |
I yours
doz'er i
doziness J^
doz'ing /
doz'y I
drab {"
drab'ble )
drab'bling
..drachm
drach'ma L.
drach'mae L.
. . Dra'co
Draco'nian
Dracon'ic "
, Draconically
draft 3
draft'-animal 3
-drafl'-bar 3
draft'-cattle
V-T-
draff-compasses 3
i\
X.U^
â– o
.draft'-horseX.^f
draft'iness
draft'ing 3
draft'-ox 3
drafts'man 3
drafts'manship
DRAFTSMANSHIP^^
drafls'men
1.^
v_ V--
u.
t
dough'y
Douglas
Doug'lass
douse 3
doused 3
dous'ing 3
dove
dove'-color
dove'col
dove'-eyed
dove'-house
dove'Iet
dove'-
dovc
by'-
DOWNCAST
down'castly ,,
DOWNCASTLY
down'castness
DOWNCASTNESS
Downey
I down'fall 3
I down'faIlen3 .
V^) down'-feather 3 '
I J_^down'hearted 3
down'hill
down'iness 3
Dov^n'ing
dow^
dow
down'right 1 /i 1 ^Vdragon-fl>
DOWNRIGHtJa-j^/v \.Vytr±]/K<'y\ Y drag'omsh
down'rightly *^ ' drag onlike
DOWNRIGHTNESS Ja^'-'V I 5
DRAFTSMEN
.draffy ,
â– drag
drag'-bar
.drag-bolt
drag'-chain
I draggle T
Ja drag'glelail J
^jN drag'gletailed
3| /^ (fl >^'l ) draggly n
jAl "J^/ l__A^_5drag-link J
^ 1 â– drag'-net
y-i-j'^-"
\
v^n'ing I I I
vn'less 3 Ja^ ^a Ja
vn'pour3 Q \_^^
vn'right \ y\ I /|i
ag'-net
dragoman
dragon
drag'oness
DOWNRiGHTLYi y^^^ .L .^ .. drag'on's-blood
down'rightness l'^ \\ ^ t^t^dragoon
L.I
Downs I
down'sitting 3 J;
down'stairs
down'stream 1
down'stroke Ja*
down'lrod
DOWNTROD
downtrodden
DOWNTRODDEN
jA.t_
:'lct I I I DOWNTROD I
•■-like 1 I 1 downtrodden ...I. I yi-._.l
;'ling y^ /^^ />- DOWNTRODDEN h k
-^7 7
^^ 7 7-
drain'age Til
dram'age-tube J' J'^ I J^
dram'-cock / y x^ 1
drag'-saw
drag'-sheei
drag'-spring
drag'-staff
drain
i_drain'able
DRAINABLE
DRAINER
105
DREW
drain'cr
drain'-gate
drain'ing-plow
drain'-pipc
drain'-tiie
drain'-trap
drake
Drake
dram
L 3-n l^
n fl n dra
J'^ J*^ I dra
f^ \ dra
draw'ing-book 1
draw'ing-compass i
draw'ing-knife i
draw'ing-master i
draw'ing-pape
'raw'ing-perr i
O^ "^ 1 n draw'ing-pin i
L L I- — -< draw'ing-room i
draw'ing-tablc I
dra'ma ITT draw'knife x
dramatic l—^ l~<i L-^ drawl
dramat'ical
dramat'ically
dramatist
dram'atizable
dramatiza'tion
dramatize
dram'atized
dram'alizing
dramaturge
dramaturgic
dram'aturgist
dram
dram
dram-shop
drank
drape
dra'per
Dra'pcr
dra'pery
drastic
drat
draughts 3
Dravid'ian
Dravid'ic
draw I
I a-an-and
I back
II a (see back)
I his
1^
h.
drawl'er
f\ drawl'ing
L — ; drawl'ingly
Jv drawl'ingness
f) \,draw'-link
draw'-Ioom
Lv drawn i
(\ ^yi q -^- drawn'-work ^
V-i/'^l U/7 draw-poker I J
draw^'-rod i
draw'-spring \
dray 'age
dray'-horsc
dray'm.an
dray'men
DRAYMEN
Dray'ion
dread
1 a-an-and
I him T_
I his
II own (see his)
I one \^
II another (see one)
V^
drcam'less
dream'lessly
"dreamt
dream'y
drear
•drear'ier
drear'iest 1
drear'ily
drear'iness
drear'y
dredge
dredge'man
dredge'men
DREDGEMEN
dredg'cr
dredg'ing-box
dredg'ing-machi
dreg'giness
dreg'gish
dreggy
dregs
Drei'fus
drench
drench'er
drench'ing-horn
Dres'den
dress
I a-an-and
I another
II one (see another)
I her
II own (see 1
I hers
I his f| ' rj " fj o
II own (see his) \q yQ^ \^
l-L
I UIIC s
II own (see one's) ^ p 3_JI_/ %
I such /
It a (see such)
II own (see his) rrr^ i the
I near ii next(cp. do-the)
II a (see near) J J J ' their
lone ..Sr?..5r-:'.5rr?:^7rr^ 11 own (see their)
II another (see one) â– theirs
'°"''' ■»).L?.L?rr:.i/.'.*''"^
I oneself
I the
I their
II own (see their)
I theirs
I them
I themselves
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II own (see one's). 5rr..-rrvrr^.7rr. 1 themselves
I this
II one (tec thi
I upon
II a (see upon)
I you
I your
II own (see your)
I yours
t yourself
draw'ablc i
draw'back :
draw'-bar 1
draw'-bolt t
drawbridge i
Draw'canftir
drawee'
drawer 1
draw'-gatp i
draw'hcad
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â– 14 l
4
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II one (see this)
. I us
I you
I
tt another (see one)1 | 1
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II own (see your) J* J -J
M own (see one's)
I oneself
I such
II a (see such)
I that (\
II one (see that) L
I the V
I them
II that (see them)
I themselves
I this
II one (see this)
I
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I yours
I yourself
. dread'er
dread'ful
dreadfully
drcad'f'ilness X n' A
drcad'ingly \^ ^-v__^ ^"^
drcad'lcss ^^^ ^ \^ ^
.dread'lcssness 1
drcad'naught
dream
dream'er
drcam'ery
,dream'ful
dreamfully
dream'icr
dream'iest
dream'ily
drcam'inest
I your
II own (sec your) ^^
I yours (
I yourself ri Vy^
dress-circle -4> (J
dress'-coat C
dressed T
drecs'er C
dress'incss
dressing 1 1 1 "^
dress'ing-case J^ Ij,^^.-^ 'j^- s
dressing-gown A
dressing-jacket
dicss'ing-knife
drcss'ing-room 7 ^u'V"^ A !
dressing-sack fj
dressing-table [^^ :
dress'maker
drcss'making
drcss'-paradc
drcss'-uniform
draw'hcad 1— ^^ 0— ^i;
draw'-horse I {"^'l I I.
drawing-board i '^^
drcam'ing
dreamland
dream'ingly L^^^^^ t'^T^ L--^/^
dressy
drcjt
drew 3
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DREW
io6
DUBIOUSLY
Drew
Drexel
drib
1_
"-)
drive'-wheel 1v y — <\v Iv x^drudg'ingty
driv'ing i \j\C 1/ - L 4 drug
dnv'ing-axle I
driv'ing-band i(\
driving-box i
driv'ing-gear l
drib'bic
dribbler
drib'bltng
driblet
dri'er i
driest i
drift I
driftage X
drift'-anchor i
drift-ice i
drift'ing
drift'Iess
drift-net i
drift'-netter i
driftwood i
drift'y
drill
drill'-bow
drill-chuck
driller
drilling
drill'ing-jig r Tyj 1 ^-d
drill'ing-lathe ^ J ' ^J^c^^
drilling- machine/' f C^ ^
drill'-masleri v""^ ^ 1y^ 1/^ drool
•driir-plate V \ V \a drool'ing
drill'-plow. > droop
d
d
driv'ing-shaft I Tv 1v
driving-wheel i U i l^.
driz'zle
driz'zling
driz'zly
droll
droll'er
droU'ery
drollest
droll'ingly 'U/'C.
drollish V. '
drol'ly
drom'edary T ,y
Dro'mio K^^<
drone
drone'-bass
drone'-pipc
dron'ish
l-dron'ishly
ron'ishness
Drood
r
]
L
irill'-plow. > droop
drill-press T/''^\^l/'^ 1/^~ drooj)'er f^
drill'-sergeant Y Y V I droop'ingly k
drill'-stock drop >
2
drink
drink'able _
drink'ableness
drink'er
drink'ing-bout
drinking-horn
drink'-money
drink'-ofTering
drip
drip'ping-pan
Dris'coll
drive i
rop
drop'-bar
drop'-bottom
rop'-curtain
drop'-forging
drop'-glass
'drop'-letter
drop-light
dropper
drop'-press
Ty drop'-shutter
dropsical
drop'sicalness
• a \, t^ I dropsy 1
I against Dros era L. i^
II a (see against) drosh'ky
I an-and [^ lr-_-^ lr-~__^ dross I ^-
I another dross'iness I t
n one (see another) dross'less i
. forth 1^1 b dross'y i
I forward -Vc^ .\-- -,. .- drought
I his ' ^^'^ drought'iness
I into 1^. 1^ I droughty
II a (sec into). jTrr^ VTtTL . ..H. drouth
I it drove
I its L L L dro'ver
II own (sec its). .^ .| .^.drovin
. I out
n a (see out)
1 the
I them
II that (see ihem) I I
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II one (see this) ( r.
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II a (see upon) ^ drow'sy
drivel H* H* 1 drow'sy head
driveler \ H \. drow syheaded
driveling V. ^--^ V-^^_^ dr«jb
driv'en i ''i 0^ '^Ov drub'ber
driver i U — IJ-^ Ir-^ drudge
dnve'way i ^ » i drudg'cry
I store
drug'ger
drug'get
drug'gist
>-' <Y dru'id
6 J^ druidess
/ druid'ic
druid'ical
dru'idish
dru'idism
drum
drum'-arnnature
drum'-boat
drum'-call
drum'-cylinder
drum'head
drum'-major
drum'mer
drum'ming
Drum'mond
drum'stick
drunk '
drunk'ard
drunk'en Lj.^
drunkenly
drunk'cnness
drupe
Dru'ry
Druse <\
Dru'sian b.
Drusil'la
dry I Tv
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dry'-as-dust',
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\^ LV dry-cup i
dry'-cure i
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drown 3
drown'er 3
drowse 3
drowsed 3
drow'sier
drow'siest
drow'sily
drow'siness
V
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Dry'den
dry-dock i
dry'-goods 1
dry'-house
drying-house
dry'Jy i
dry'ness l Ty
dry'-nurse I l,.^___p
dry-nursed 1
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1;^
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dry-nursing I r,^ l\^ 0,
dry -poinl i ^ /\ '^
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1
dry'-rot i
^ dry'-rub x
dry'-shod I
duad 3
du'al 3
du'alism 3
du'alist 3
dualis'tic 3
duality 3
Duane
dub
dubi'ety
dubios'ity
du'bious
du'biously
4
J
n
\ ^^
DUBIOUSNESS
107
DURING THE EVENING
du'biousness
du'bitabic
dubila'tion
Dublin
Dublin I I' I b
Du Bois' J "^ V
Dubuque' /S, \* \ n
dull'er
duU'csl
dull'-eyed
du'cal
du'cally
Du Cange*
duc'at I
duces L. Ll
I tecum L.
Du Chaillu'
Duchesne'
duchess
duch'y
duck
duck'-bill
duck'-billed
duck'tng-siool
duck'hng
duck-shot
duct
ductile
duc'tilely
duc'tileness
ductility
duci'lcss
duc'tus L
dude 3
dudeen'
dudgeon
dud'ish 3
dud'ism
Dudley
duds
due 3
I consideration K | | dump
I diligence -n l^y dump'-car
I notice "J '^ dump'-cart
dul'cify l>^v ly^v* 1/"^*^ Dun'glison
dul'cifying i ^ V V.^^__^ V dung'y
dulcimer U dung'yard
Dulcine'a 1 \\^ \/^ Dun'ham
dull sJ V V Dun'ker
dull'ard C ^ Dun'kirk
dull'-brained
dull'-browcd
dun'nish
Dunois'
I time
due'-bill 3
duU'-head
duU'ing
dull'ish
dull'ness
dul'ly
Duluth'
Dul'wich
du'Iy 3
I answered
I considered
I received
Dumas'
Du Maurier'
dumb I ,
Dumbar'ton i-^-^^
dumb'-bell
Dumbiedykes'
dumb'ly
dumb'ncss
dumb'-show
dumb -show 1 1 .
dumb'-waitcr L-^ l- — ^_„_^,
dum'found _y ^\
Dumfries' 1 I 1 I
J- J-
h
-11 11 / du'ologue iV I I
..l—^V-r^" dupability 3 I; I I
dupable 3 ^^ X
u'plicate |. I |
uplica'tion J J J
u'plicative \^ > .^ > ...
uplic'ity I " 1 1 || \^
Duns Sco'tus i
Dun'stan
du'o 3
duodecen'nial
duodcc'imal
duodcc'imally-
duodcc'imo /i
uodc'nal ** '-
duode'num L.
1-— >. ^Duploy^'
^ Dupre'
K
K. t^^ I" dump isnness W— jy^ t— -j l--~^
) dumpling ' • A, (^
^
I process of law. i
du el 3 I ^ J
dueler 3 N/^ J
du'eling 3
du'elist 3
duello It. ,
due'na Sp.
duen'na
Dues'ta
duet'
duct'to It.
Duff
duCfer
Duf fcrin
Duftey
dug I
Du'gan
Dug'dale
dugong'
dug'oul
Du Guetclin
duke 3
dukedom 3
duke'ling 3
dukc'ly 3
dukc'thip
dulcama'ra
dulce
dul'cet
dul'cetneM
dulcian'i«
dulcifica'tion
Dumfries'shire
dum'my
Dumourier' 11 y' \ \
I
I I I , Duquesne'
L — T^. L-— ^ durabil'ity
\ DURABILITY
du'rablc
DURABLE
du'rableness
.. dumped
dump'cr
dump'icr
dump'icst
l-
U
L
I
u
4
dump'iness
dump'ing
dump'ing-bucket
dump'ish.
dump'ishly
dump'ishness
dump'ling
dump'y
dun
Dunbar*
Dun'can i
dunce y^ ^
dunce'dom
dun'cery
Dun'ciad
dun'cical
dunc'ish
dunc'ishncsa
Dundas'
Dundee'
I , /DURABLENESS
L— ^-^ du'rably
DURABLY d
I- — '-^ Vz^ r"*-^.—^ dur'ance x^
j-
i
Duran'go „
dura'tion | \?
DURATION l^'..
Durcr
D'Ur'fey
Dur'hara
dur'ing
DURING
I a-an-and..*!-
l>^
1. ^
-\ \-
t
I his
II own (see his)
Dundee. ^^ ^
Lj: Lli_ dunderhead J\j_J^^V..J_jr^^ >
|^_^^ dun'dcrhcadcdp 1
Ldun'derpate I I I
. ?i Dundreary li^^. U^. , J'
^ dune 3 ^ IX
r n ?::;â– "" J- L U
dung'-bcctlc I '^
(\^ -dung'hill ,/^ "-^
I It
I its
II own (see its)
I life „.
I most ^ fe â–
I one
II more (see
I our
own (see <
ours
several
II other (see several)
I such .....q.....a...rL
II a (see such) p Jb
â– that V
II time (see that).!... 7^.1 -1-
II afternoon
II day
II evening
! our) <
DURING THE FORENOON
io8
DZIGGETAI
II forenoon / — V^ DUTCHMEN i I
"latter \ l/-!/- duteous 3 I
HI part h y yv V duteously 3 /-^^ ^
11 month du'teousness 3 1
II next ...l 1 1 dutiable 3
III day (see next) 1—^ •'--^ ' P du'tiful „l^
II night (^ DUTIFUL.lv
II other ...1 V---1 dutifully ...1...
H time l--- > \_^ du'tifulness
'their [ DUTIFULNESS V^l
II own (see their).!.. .:..'!- ..--I-- Dufton I
I theirs ^ ^ 1 du-ty 3 „ "j
I this ' '^ '^ duumVir L. j ^
II time (see this), /l 1 1. .duum'viral [5-U->,|„i
I what if duumvirate
II time (see what) ^ V dux L. I 1
1 which ...I lLr^..'l. Dvorak \j-o V-y.
I your |> ) -T dwarf / )
II own (see your) U-n ii dwarfish VzP
I yours %--- % L^v 'iw3''f''sh!y 1/
durst ^ ^ /^ dwarfishness
Dur'ward '1 wi/ 1 b 1 dwarf'ling p-J-i Ptt Cy
Dusenberry V (j-,.^ J dwar.fy 1/ V- ^ ^-~Y
dusk ^N^ dwell (\
duskily 1 x-- 1 1 dweU'er Cy — -^ p p
duskiness J^ — I. \ .^_^ J[ dwelling V A .\,\o
dusk'ish â– â– ' ^ dwell'ing-house Q (TV"^^
dusk'ishly 1 ; (_ |_ dwell'ing-place p ~ '^
dusk'ishness Jll,^_y ^ — ^ dwelt 1
dusk'y â– / Dwight (^'
Dussek I Ik^ U Dwi'na C â– "^^ ^
Dusseldort J=^ l h \ dwindle I ,. ^' ^P
dust dwin'dlement f ^
dust-brush lev 1 1 Dwy'er O
dust'. cart C ^ X b»c-° \> dyad L
dust'ed ^ dyadic v^ v-
duster k_ 1 1 Dy'ak I 1
dustier D t b Dyas I S I
dust'iest [jy^ k" Dyas'sic v)
dustiness |_ 1 |_ Dyce I 1^
dusfless t t t dye I t I
dusi'man [^ y^ [..—^ dye'-house i
dustmen 1 1 I- \ dye'-pot |v / I
DUSTMEN k k C) * V dyer I l^X L
dust'pan l,-^^ L-r-^ Dy'er ./^
dust'-shot I |_ I dye'stufi I iv Iv I
dusty b^.^^ b ) dye-vat L^ ' ^^
Dutch \ y dy-ingly 1 ]~ J
I metal
Dutchman I I I
-""â– "" i^ -i, -i
J ,L
1-
t
dy'ingness i i
dynam'ic
dynam'ical
dynam'ically
dynam'ics
dy'namism
dy'namist i
dynamist'ic L..^.;—^
dy'namile
dy'namite-gun
dy'namiter
dynamil'ica!
dynamit'ically
dy'namitism
dynatniza'tion
dy'namize |„
dy'namized L_,-— ;>â–
dy'namo
dynamo-elec'tric
DYNAMO- ELECTRIC
dynam'ograph
dynamom'eter
dynamomel'ric
dynamomet'rica!
dynamom'etry
dynas'tic
dynas'tical
dynas'ticism
dy'nasty
dyne i
dyscra'sia L.
dyscras'tic
dysenter'ic
dysenter'ical
dys'entery
dysmenorrhe'a Gr.
dysmenorrhe'al
dyspep'sia
DYSPEPSIA-TIC
dyspep'tic
dyspep'tical
dyspnoe'a L,
dyspnoe'al
dyspnce'ic
dysu'ria L.
dysu'ric \'l^ <.
dzig'getaij^
J
e r
I pluribus unum L.>
each I
I article ^
I can
II be (see can)
I has /
II a-an
II been (see has)
I instant
I is i
II a-an
II the (see is) /
I may ,,
II be (see may)
I moment /--.-»
I must
II be (see must)
I occasion / -^
io( 777....
II a-an
M her
III own (see her)..
II hers
II his (^
III own (see his)...
II its
III own (see
M our
III own (sec our'
II several
II them
III thai (see them)
II those
Ml that (ice those).
II us
It which
III is (see wh
II whom
)
II betray
II blame .JS
II bless
II assume
III his (see assume)
II be
III found (see be)
II bear
III a (see bear)
11 become
II behold ..Sv. .\--.Sv » be (see would).
II believe ^> ^ ^ Eads
III a (see believe)
II bend
II bestow
Ea'gan
ca'ger i : ^
ea'gerly
ea'gerness I
eagle i ,i
ea'gle-cycd
III a (see bless) '/ / / eagle-sighted i
break >y . . , . >v^- - - - A ^ eagle'
III a (sec break) y i ea'gle-winged
II embrace /l.^^/L,./L ear i
III a (see embrace) ^N;---N^-\-.ear'ache i
II employ r \ ear'-brush i
I" the / / / ear'-drop i
14-
ich) / f
/ .1,1 own (see ^J^)^ Z' £
" III its I °
/ III! own (see its) / II ear'lin
\.. iiit:.2t % \ .'....Early
( III the <l_^ early
..II have >y r ear'-drum i
III a-an > earl
111 her / / / earl'dom — ^ /^-^ •~^ /r^ —^ /^
â– mown (see her).k^.. 4,^... ''.....earless I 'YU^ Y 'Y
HI his \ ^ Ear'ley
car'lier
. I than
III its ' ° ear'liest
I Ml them / i^ /-^ I age "^/TJ
M make J. ..; i as >/
HI a (see make) ^ ' ii possible
/ II meet /_ P /-~.^0 ' growth
^ Ml his (see meet) ...-.7^7;. i part
II wnose
I one
M hai-is
I one s
I oihcr .
I place
I volume
I was
H B (tee wa
I way
I went
M away (see went)
I will /
II ascertain ....
H ask
J
II mention
/^
' i-
U-
111 a (icc ftik) / /
M aticrt .. ...S \z^-
I..
tar'mark
earn
car'ncst
car'ncstly
car'ncstncss
EARNESTNESS
Earn'shaw
II raise
II reason
iiy/y^
M assist
Ml hit
II associate
II mix
II move
Ml a (see move)
n not /^
in be (see will-not)
M oblige
II observe
« obtain
II perish
II perform /
M recommend yC^
II recover ." ' carth'en
II refer earth'cnwarc
II reform l/\^ kSo / earlh'incss
M refuse .TX^.. carih'liness
II remain ^'^ caflh'ling
n remove P l'^^ /^''^\
(I render
II represent ^ — i cardi'ly-tninJednesfl
/ n remove P P/^
y . ..(1 render ..J^.
^ » represent ""^
car -piercing r
.car'ring i
ear'shot i
ear'-splilting :->.
earth t//X
carih'-born
earth'-closetv
earth cn\
/ earlh'incss v^*
.7N- carih'liness ^^K^
^^ carlh'ling ' »^
earthly -H^A/^ vT/^T
carih'ly-mindcd / V. I / V. l__j
109
EARTHQUAKE
no
EDWARD I
earth'quake
carth'wa;
earthwards
earthwork
earlh'worm
earthy
car-trumpet I
ear-wax i
earwig
ear'witness t*
ease i
ease'ful i
ease'fully i
ease'fulness
ca'sel
case'ment x
eas'ier i
I than
eas'iest i
eas'ily i
eas'iness i '
east I
ike ^^ v^ ^^ . ebullient .v ^ v ^^ ^~^ Edda i
Td^L ^SJ- ^^ebulli'tion \^ N/ I' Edda'ic I
I Anglta
I Anglian
I Cape
I India Co
I Indies
I Liverpool.
I River
I St. Louis
East'cheap
Eas'ter
east'erly
eastern i
I Empire
I man
I states
east'ernmost
east'ing i
East'lake
East'man
Eas'ton
east'w^ard i
east'wards i
eas'y i
easy-chair i
easy-going i
eat I
eat'able i
eat'en i
eat er i
eating-house
Ea'ton
Eauclaire'
eau-de-vie' F
eaves i
eaves'drop -i
caves'dropperVi;'
eaves'-trough
ebb V V
ebb'-anchor n N^
ebb-tide
Eb'en v
Ebene'zer >>
Ebers
Eb'lis
eb'on
ebonite
eb'onize
eb'ony
Ebor'acum
ebri'ety
ebrios'ity
cbul'liencc
ebullient
lli'tion
6carte' F
Ecbat'ana
eccen'tric
ECCENTRIC
eccen'trical
eccen'trically
eccentric'ity
ECCENTRICITY
ec'chymose
ec'chymosed
ecchymo'ses L.
ecchymo'sis L
ecchymol'ic
eccle'sia
eccle'sian
eccle'siarch
eccle'siast
Ecclesias'tes
ecclesias'tic
ecclesias'tical
/
I and west ') .TN -.1 .ecclesias'tically
\o
ecclesias'ticism
\ Ecclesias'licus
.rcl ecclesiog'raphy
• / ecclesiolog'ical
ecclesiol'ogist y^ ^•
ecclesid'ogy r â– ''(/g - - "(^i
ech'elon
Echid'na
ech'o
ECHO
echoed
ech'oer
ech'oic
ech'oism
ech'oless
Eck'ert
Eck'stein
eclair' F.
ficlair'cissement F.
^clat* F.
eclec'tic <
eclec'tically
eclec'ticism
eclipse'
eclipsed'
eclips'ing
eclip'tic
ec'logue
econom'ic
ECONOMIC
econom'ical
econom'ically
ECONOMICALLY
eccnom'ics
|— econ'omisl
econ'omize
econ'omized
econ'omizer i
econ'omy
ecru' F.
ec'stasy
ecstal'ic
ecstal'ical
ecstat'ically
Ec'uador
ecumen'ic
ecumen'ical
ccumen'ically
ccumenic'ity
ec'zema
eczem'atous
E'dam
Up'
Edda
Edda'ic
Eddie
ed'dy ^ ••
Ed'dystone i
e'delweiss G
ede'ma 'i*
^edem'atous \—~^
E'den .,
Eden'ic
Ed'gar
edge
EDGE
edge'less
EDGELESS ^
edg'er
edge'-tool
EDGE-TOOL
edge'ways
EDGEWAYS i
edge'wise
EDGEWISE k
Edge'worth L
edg'y
EDGY /
edibil'ity /
ed'ible
p^^ed'ibleness
/ e'dict
e'dictal
edifica'tion
ed'ificatory
ed'ifice
edifi'cial
ed'ified
ed'ifier
ed'ify
ed'ifying
ed'ifyingly
e'dile i
e'dileship i
edil'ian i
Ed'inburgh
Ed'ison
ed'it
E'dilh M-
edi'tion i I
ed'itor (
edito'rial
edito'rially 'L
cd'itorship /
ed'itress . >
Ed'monds X^'
Ed'mund
Ed'munds I
Ed'na 'V^
E'dom
E'domite •'
educabil'ity
ed'ucable
ed'ucate i
educa'tion L
educa'tional
educa'tionalist
educa'tionist
ed'ucativc
ed'ucator i
educe' i Li^
educed' i
edu'cible i
educ'ing i
educ'tion
_ 'I educ'tive
1 U- ^v Ed'ward
I I
li_
t
VN,
ic
EDWARD II III EKE
ill I I •- I cfTcrvcs'cence i v/p^^ XQ^cgois'tically ^^^ '"ri ""T-]-
Ed'wards 1,^*'"= l^ }. ^ effervescency i s/i^/^-'U:^ egotism J ]• — » b
Ed'win effcrves'cent â– ^-^v:;,^^^ ) e'gotist
eel t ^- y-^ ^. — = effcrvescible I /I ( ^/t egotis'tic ^-pi: '-r
eei'-shaped I .' J ^ J effervercibleV/ VjiN-J^ v<jj_^gotistical C
eel'skin i ^ effervescing I 'y\. ^^ EGOTISTICALLY
eel'spear I /'^>s. ~> effervescive i n/^nY'. . egotistically'— pT__^ j — 7 f"T*-"
e'en I .' \ j * ^ effete' i • Vv^ Vc X. *J-^^_ji egregious C ' l" J
e'er ^ effete'ness x "V^ ' egre'giously
ee'rily i ^~N/^ ^~N i^effica'cious r r r egregiousness = — 7
ee'riness I Y \ f 'eflica'ciously -^ -_p — t-^iJ1 — ;— 1 egress i 42j> ^ . " t-r— '
ee'ry i effica'ciousness "y^ ' 1''' ' -'^ egres'sion
efface' ( V V efficacy r r h"^ I 'legres'sor y <= — I '/â–
EFFACE H^ Vo Kj} efficiency V ^-^ / ) \ — /egret ^r-rT> ' C
efface'able Ny' EFFICIENT-LY-CYj Egypt
EFFACEABLE 1 I I, efficient r /^ r ry<- r Egyp'tian V- V V^
effaced' V^. ^ ^ efficiently V / -V-y/ -V^ Egyptol'oger / VV V/7'
EFFACED \ effigy / Egyptological X^ ^<^ —
efface'ment 1 1 1 effloresce' f . ? p, /? Q^ A-^Egyptol'ogist â– /â– V- 1
EFFACEMENT>;>^ \j, ^Vij^^ effloresced' >^^ >Cy^ ^V^ Egyptology <vy<7 V./<7 >
effac'ing efflores'cence eh ^ £^ N/ /
EFFACING 1 1 1 efflorescencyP, J^-'^ Cx x^'^-^EH n
effect' ^-"^.x ^ ^ ^- ^efflorescent -^C/ Qy h«^V/ Eider • ^1 ^l
I a-an-and \ [cfflores'cing -^O^' ei'der i
I bis I I 1 effluence f C ei'der-duck i vl^^^ C
(1 own (see his) ~^-^_^ V_^V ^ effluence V.^^^, â– V_^_yV4._^^ eidolon A K> "^
lit \^ I leffluency ^JEi'ffel [ 1
I Its 'v I V EFFLUENCY P f C «'§*'' I I' I'
II own (see its)^ ^V ^^ ^ efPucnt '^-^_^ '^^^ '^ — ^ eight'een 'I 'J 'L_--p
I of b <i ^ I EFFLUENT j eighteen'mo '
II a-an 1 1 1 efflu'via C P f eight'eenth r \ |
II another N^ ^^ ' ^ efflu'vial -^ — -V^^ V eight'foil Ij "U "l
II being I 1^ 1^ efflu'vium V^^ V_ v^_^,;i^ eightfold (_ v_ ^,
III a (see being)[ i 1 >v,efflux r / ^(V ', eighth 1 if
II his ^ V V FFFi iiy . V I n " X o' ^eighth'ly '\ 'X.
III own (see his) I 1 U££!°" eightieth ^ (^
II it 1 1 r>^_. effortless ^-o "^">^ /eight'y r
II its V V 1^~— T effrontery 'V p^, "V' ei'kon i 'I .iL_,
III own (tee its) L L L effrontery 1/ Eisenach '
Hthat I V b v\ . effulgence (• C C Eisleben vVi'N: v"l ""^
11 them V *^ — 'v ^^— 1 ^ effulgent .'^ .K,^ .'^ eisteddfod 'W. / >, 7 ''
II this I I I efful'gently J- J 't- either i J
I one 1 '1 (1 ( effuse' i 1 1 a-an-and ) ) •( L
• the V \ ^'■V ^ effuse V^. ^^ >^ I account . .'^. -V- --"•■•
I their J L L 'f^^'d' '^^ | 1 amount -
II own (see their)i IV.) effused i ^ • has J J J
I theirs ^ ^^ S effusing ^l ^^â– ~JJ;__, . . ^ 11 a (see has).
.this L L I effusing N> '^-^-^.his <\ c\
• "» I V <) w C'S";'*°" 3 I • , I " I -> • i""""*' L» o) V
1 you V > ^ enu sive 3 >^0 \o Vo ^ 1 'S -.rtz. ;.
â– your n I I effusively 3 'V_ VjT 11 a (see is)
H own (see your)i 1 1 f effu'siveness 31, ' of ) } J
lyours. >- 1^ f^^ — i_neft ^^ "-, ;_ 11 his (see of). .1 . .S
eflect'et ' J I legad' 3 ^'— v^9 ' °"' cv
efTect'ible 1 \f \[ igalilf' F ^-i 11 or the other *) 1. 1
effect'ive '^ â– -^fe. â– ; ^ â– Egan _::_/. I" - ,, -^"X 1 the ...f. ./
effecf ively J 1 ^ Egbert 1 their (
effectively I \i \ ' Eg'erton — -S. 1 there \ \ I
effectiveness ^^ — ZA—i-rS— :_, ^^egg / _:_ V, n are ...I i^. ... 1...
effect-less \ ^^ [^egg'-beater J | . time / l^ ^^
effect-lesslyi /^t L •. ^egg'-cup \ '^- j— — 1 way ) X Y \
effect'or -V. ■I •V^ZZJTV'^ Eg'gleslon /\ J 1 will . .T^
effectual s^ ll egg-nogs' 11 be (see will) '
effectually 1 V . ri^j-^— legg'-plant . j •^—j 1 you ]^ X/^ / P
effect'ualnesrv ■p. \/^~^ regg'-shapcd y y- ^y 11 are (see you) L — ■/•
effectuate L' ' 'legg'-shcll ^ f ejac'ulate
effeclua'lioo \ I 1 Eg'lamore y yr^. ejaculation V /C^ 'I "/ V
effeminacy : 1'^— r'^ 'X— rS 'g''""''"" •- ■-| ^ ' J — ^^ ejoc'ulatory L — 1 L — J L.
effeminate „ Y .f Eg'mont ' eject'
effem'inately \^ -V,^^ I ego i « ejec'lion V 'I '1
effem'inatene»»''-..^^j ' |'-^^.^_;_^. e'gohood ^_ :_— i.^_l • j— »j>rfi./» '-^-, '.. '1 ^
effendi Turk. ' .L' 'l^Ji 1 c'goiim 1 I I '' eject'ively -^ V^ \^
efferent i 1 •^/t 1 yyi e'goisl 1 '. | p rpp ejeci'ment V '/ /
effervesce' VJX' X_/ Vo'N^ V^egoii'tic i-.-:. 1 J cjecl'or L^.. 1-1/ •
effervesced' egoistical • ' eke i
EKKEHARD
112
ELEVATOR
Ek'kehard _
elab'orate
elab'oratcly
elab'oratencss
elabora'tion
elab'orative
elab'orator
elab'oratory.
Elaine'
E'lam ^
E'lamite L — s.-
eian' F.
elapse'
'^
I railway
I tension
elec'trical
elec'trically
ELECTRICALLYi
iClec'tricalness
^electri'cian a^
(" electric'ity / • t \,
ELECTRICITY j,
,y^ elec'trifiable
4 clectrifica'tion
ELECTRIFICATION
elec'trifier
elapsed',/ \3 ./ ^.i \5;_^elec'trify
rx
/
elaps'ing
elas'tic /^'
clas'tically.i I
clastic'ity
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electroneg'ative
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electrophysiol'ogist,
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electro-punc'ture
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electroscop'ic
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elec'trotype
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ENGLISHMEN
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Eng'iishwoman ^
ENGLISHWOMAN
Englishwomen
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enterog'raphy
enterol'ogy
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ENTERPRISE
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en'terprisingly
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cxcep'lionable
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cxcep'tionably t^^?^
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exceptional'ity
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excis'able
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EXPENSE
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II own (see your]
I yours
face able
facc'-ache
^
^
face'-card
face'-cloth
<aced
face'-plate
facer
fac'et
face'tise L. i y
facetious Vjoiy
face'tiously
face'tiousness
face'-value
facc'\vork
fa'cial
fa'cially
fac'ile
fac'ilely
fac'ileness
facile princeps l^/
facilitate i /H-j I VH 1 /^' fa>nt'-h<
facilitation^ ^<^ 1^ ^4> ' fain''he:
facil'ity
fa'cing I
fa'cingly ^^-5.^
fa'cing-machine
fackeltanz G
facsim'ile
fact
FACT
faction 3 __,_
factional 3 ^
fac'tionist 3
fac'tious 3
fac'tiously 3
fac'tiousness 3
factitious
factitiously
facti'tiousness
fac'tittve
fac'tor
fac'torage
factorial
fac'torship
fac'tory
facto tuni
fac'tum L,
fac'ultative
fac'ultatively
fac'ulty
fad 3
fade
fad'edly
fadeless
fade'lessly
fad'ingly
fad'ingness
Faf'nir
fag 3
Fa'gan
fag'-end'
fagged
S; « t- I tair yism
^ ^ y^^i._/^fair'ylan.
I f ^- fair'ylik€
1 \ ^ \ faith
Fa'gin i
fag'ol ^
fagottist
fagot 'to It
Fa'hey
Fah'renheit
fa'ience' F.
fail
fairing
faille F.
fail'ure
fain
faineant' F.
fain'ness
faint
faint'er
faint'est
^aint'-heart
faint'-hearted
arte
faint'hearted
faint'ish
Jaint'ishness
'faintly
faint'ness
fair '^
Fair'bairn
Fair'banks
Fair'child
fair'er
fair'est
fair'-faced
Fair'fax
Fair'field
fair'-ficished
fair'-ground
fair'-haired ,
fair'ily
'Ifair'Iy
fair'minded
fair'mindedness
Fair'mount
fair'ness
fair'-seeming
Ifair'service
fair'-spoken
fair'-weather
I fa'f'y
fair'yism
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ke
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k.
k>-^
ki
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laitn I
faith'-cure ^^
faith'-curer (
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faith'ful I
Faith-full ^
faithfully (
faith'fulness i V_
faith'-hcal
faith'-heal
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FAITHLESS
129
FASCICULATE
famiriartze
famiriarized'
famil'iarly
FAMILIARLY
famiriarness
FAMILIARNESS
fam'ilism
am'ily
t man
fam'ine
. fam'ish
fa'mous
fa'mously
fa'inousncss
fan 3 ,
fanat'ic
'"fanat'ical
fanatically
fanat'icalness
. fanat'icism
fan'-blast
fan'-blower
-fan'cicd
fan'cier
fan'ciful
fan'cifully
fan'cKulness
fan'ciless
fan'cy
I dress
I goods I
. N. fancy-free V\
^ fandan'go L>
falliblenessV/^Lx V_sW. NFaneuil ^
(al'Iibly fanfare
falling I 1'' 1^ 1' fanfaronade'
falling-off' 1 ^ ^ ^ fang 3
(airing-ouf i (^ (" Q^^^^ fanged 3
fall'ing-sickncss If' ^*V_ M fang'Icss 3
fall'ing-star' 1 S^ 1' 1 ^fan-lace 3
Fallon ( o: oVr^ — '-s fan'-l'ght 3
faithless
faith'lessly
faithlessness
fake
fakement
faker
fakir'
fakir'ism
fal chion
falcon
fal'coner
fal'conet
fal'con-eyed
fal'conry
faldel'ta
fald stool _,
Falie'ri
Falkirk
Falk'ner
fall I
I into
II a (see in
I flat
I session
I short
Merm __,<fl_. /C VJo-^n
fal'lacious y
falla'ciously 1 /C^^
(alla'ciousness^ — ('^
fal'lacy
fall'en I 1'
fairer i \
fallibility (/
fal hble
Cr^^
ratlo^w^f^V^X-^
fallow-deer' 3
fal'lownesjsi /~~-^ '(
fall -trap t ^V^ ^
- illway I h C
al'mouth T l^ V f '
ilse Vt, — y v^ N^ Vp
ilse'-faced — ( C ' 'Ja,
fall
F
fal
(a
faUe-hearted
false'-heartedneu
falsehood
falsely
falie'ness
lalt'er
rals'eit / j^
(alseftisl Vf ''
(alsct'to
(al'jifiable •*
laliifica'tion
FALSIFICATION
falsifier i
falsify
lal'sifying
Fal'HafT •*
Fal'iiaffian
falter
fal'tcringly
fame
fam
PAM
familiar'tty
lamiliariia'tion
b
C/^
fan'like 3
Fan'ny
fan'-shaped 3
Fan'shawe
fan'tail 3
fan'-tailcd 3
fantasi'a
fantas'tic ^<
fantas'tical ,]
fantastical'ity
fantas'tically ^
fantas'ticalness'^
fan'tasy
far 3
1 as
^
^J\
y >^ji possible I awaj
I* Vj 'l~i away ___L-----l--- J-------.I 'rom
tar'adizing
far'-away 3
farce
farceur' F.
far'cical
farctcal'ity
far'cically
ar'cicalness
far'cy ,
fare
farewell
far' fetched 3
Far' go
Faribault'
fari'na
farina'ceous *
farinose t y^^
Far'Iey ^~< ^^
farm
farm'able
farm'-building
farm'er
FARMER
farm'ership
FARMERSHIP
farm-hand
farm'house
farm'ing
farm'slead
farm'yard
Farne'se
far'ntss 3
Farn'ham
far'o t
Faroe'
Faroesc'
far-ofTa I ^ I
Far'quhar V_^ Vo
farra'go
Far'ragut 1 > — n
Far'rar V/ I
far'-rcaching 3
Far'rcll
far'rier
far'ricry
far'row 31 y^ \
far'rowcd 3^--^^ V^v
far'rowing 3
ars
seeing 3
far'-secn 3
far'-sighlcd 3
U (^ ^ far'-sighlcdly 3
•i_j. 'i~ far'-sighlcdncss 3
'*^-r^ Farsislan'i "P
far'lher 3 V.^.
I and farther
away
w v^
■'• ' for- «
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I better
II than (see better)
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II than (sec more
I rather
I the
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II worst
far'ad
Farada'ic
Uar'adlzcd *V-/^^^^w/ll''^
far'adizcr
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far'thermost 3
far'ihcsi 3
far'ihing
far'lhinRalc
fas'ces !-.
(as'cia L.
fas'cifc L.
las'ciate
faB'ciatcd
fas'ciatcly
scia'tirjn
cicic
fascic'ular
fascic'uUrly
fascic'uUtc
FASCICULATELY
130
FECUNDATE
fascic'ulately ,
fascic'uli L. I /-^
fascic'ulus iJSisJ.
fas'cinate i
fas'cinating ^---^
fas'cinalingly '
fascina'tion 1
fascine' VJ:^-^'^
fascis L.
fash'ion 3 1
fash'ionable Vj)
FASHIONABLE
fash'ionableness
FASHION AI3LENESS
fash ionably
FASHIONABLY
fashioner 3
fash'ionless 3
fash'ion-monger 3
fash'ion-mongering 3^
fash'ion-plate
fast 3
fast'ed 3
fast'-day
fas'ten 1
fastening ^^-4._^
fast'er 3
fast'est 3
fasti L.
fastid'ious
FASTIDIOUS-LY-NESSl ( ^
fastidiously I Vp vJ>
fastid'iousness
fast'ly 3 1
fast'ness ^^/
FASTNESS '
fat 3
^-
^..r
^•J.
fatal
fa'talism
fa'talist
fatahs'tic
fatality
fa'tally
fa'talncss
Fa'u Morga'na It- (9
fal'-brained 3
fat'-celi 3 f^
^
V. V
fate
fate'ful
FATEFUL-LY
falc'fuUy
fate'fulness
FATEFULNESS
fat-faced 3
fat'head 3
fat'-headed
fa'ther 3
I and mother
n God _J I I , fa'voringly
Favori'ta
.3^^ ^'.V^
- fathoming
V /^falh'omless
^-Q ' fathom-line
fatigue'
faiigue'-call
/ fatigue-cap
! . fatigue'-dress
VO fatigue'-duty
fatigue'some
fatigu'ingly
Fa'iima
fat'ling 3
fat'Iy 3
fat'ncss 3
fat'ten 3
^ fat'tener 3
fat'tening 3 'v^
fat'ter 3
fat'test
FATTEST V.^
"fal'tiness 3 ^
fat'tish 3
fat'ty 3 ^
fatu'itous . /
fatu'ity
fai'uous ^.
faubourg' F.
fau'cal I''
fau'ces L. V^
fau'cet
faugh I \
Faul'conbridge
Faulk'ner
fault 1^
fault'finder V_(^
faull'finding
fault'ful 1^
fault'ily V/"
fault'iness
fault'less
faull'lessly
fault'lessness
fault'y 1^ -^•
fau'na i
fau'nal i 1^
Faure V_
Faust ^— -'
Fausti'na
Faus'tus
fauteuil' F.
faux pas' F
fa'vor
fa'vorable
fa'vorableness
la'vorably
fa'voredness
fa'vorer <
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(^ II other (see some)
I somebody '"'â– --Jv^^'"--^ -o
II else f'iee somebodv')^^\^~'^v^- - -"'
I something >-->-^>--^
II else (see something)
I the
II next (cp. do)
I their
It own (see their)
I theirs
I us
I you
II are (see you)
fear'er r
fear'ful I
fear'fully I
fear'fulness x
fear'less i
fear'lessly i
fear'lessness ii
''fear'naught i
fear'some i
feasibil'ity i*
' feasible V.
fea'sibleness
fea'sibly
least 1
feast'-day
feast'ed i
feast'er i
feat I
feath'er
s.^
^'
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M heaven
I of all
II men
fathered 3
fa'iherhood 3
fa'ihenng 3
fa'thcr-in-law 3
fa'therland 3
fatherless 3
fa'therlessness 3
(a'therliness 3
fatherly 3
fa'thcrship 3
fath om
fathomable
falh'omer
fa'vorite 1
fa'voritism^-r->
fa'vorless
Faw'cetl i*^
Fawkes V^
fawn 1 -T
[ / fawn'-colored i
I, fawner i \f Y"
\^ fawn'ingly i ^~'
I b afawn'ingncss 1 1 "
' ^^fay
^Fayar
-''^ Fayette' 1
Fayum' ^C_
faze -I
leatn er i
fcath'er-bed ^'--jn
feath'er-bone j
feath'er-edge ^
feath'er-edged
featheriness
feath'erless
feath'er-stitch
feath'er-weight
feath'ery
feai'ly i
feat'ness
fea'ture i
fea'tured i
'fea'tureless I
febrifa'cient ^
febril'ic
febrifugal
feb'rifuge
febrile
febril'ity
Feb'ruary
FEBRUARY
fecal
fe'ces I I
:Fech'ter
fecit L.
fec'ula I
fec'uletice
fec'ulency
fec'ulent
fec'und
fec'undate
<r
â– /
FECUNDATION
131
FEROCITY
fccunda'tiofic
fccun'dify
fecun'difying
fecun'dity
fed
fed'eral
I court
I district
I government
I office
I officer
I party
I power
I union
fed'cralism
fed'cralist . q
fcderaliza'tion^ v/^ ^ V • ^ X
federalize iX CX CXv
fcd'eralizcd
fed'eralizing ^. V^
fed'erally "-^"^
fed'erate 1
fedcra'tion — n^
federa'lionist ''
fcd'crativc
FEDERATIVE-LY
federatively
fee I !•
I simple ^^ —
fee'able
feeble i
I state
fee'ble-mind'ed
fee'ble-mind'edness 1 1-
fee'bleness i
feebler i
fee'blest 1
fee'bly i
feed I
feed'er I
fecd'ing-bottle
fecd'ing-eng'
feed'ing-ground
feed'-pipe
feed'-pump
feed'-rack
feed'-trou
feel I
I his
II own (sec his)
I their
II own
I theirs .
I there
Hi. " L
I ihey are .^ .^^-
I this
I us
I you
I your
II own (see your)
I yours
I yourself
fcel'er i
feeling J r /^~~-\
tcel'ingly i^-' ''
^U. t) feminin'ity
^. feminiza'tion
nessVJ. f. VJ. ^_9 fe
feld'spath
feldspath'ic
Felic'ia
felic'itate
felicita'tion i* >--ti i» /^
felic'itous V/ ''Vj: '\l,
felic'itousl
felic'itousness'
felic'ity
fe'line (• ^-— ^
felin'ity VJ ^
Fe'lis L.
Fe'lix (• ^ —
fell Va
I into (cp. fall)
Fel'lah Ar. 1 .,
Fel'Iahin Ar. Vj
feller
fell'ness
fel'Iow
fellow-be'ing
fellow-citizen'
FELLOW-CITIZEN ''-
fellow-coun'tryman^P
FELLOW-COUNTRy-l ^
09
femine'ity (
fem'inine
fem'ininely
fem'inineness
m inize
fem'inized^
fem'inizing
femme F.
fem'ora
fem'oral
fem'orocele^^tr^i
femorococcyg'eal V^
fe'mur L.
fen . (
fence V^_^ ^
fenced
fence'less
fen'cer
fen'cible
FENCIBLE
fen'cing-school'^
f^d
fend'er
fend'er-beam
fend'er-board
^^
RY- I -[C] -^-T Fgnelon'
[MEnVI _V/^ V_fenes'tral
Fe'rtian
_ Fe'nianismi
â– ^ 1 /^ fen'nel
'-^ Fen'nessy
;UBJECT /^-J > fen'ny ^=--i-^
) / Fen'ton
â– V.M
;^->->'
feel I
feet'less i
feign
fcign'cdly
[MAN^
fellow-coun'trymen „
FELLOW-COUNTRY- ( â– iCik'
fel'low-crea'ture [^
feriow-feel'ing I A" ^^fenes'trate
fel'lowless /Td"" V-^^^^—^^^fenes'lrated !•
fe!low-man' 1 -^ vj"~ ^. vC fenestra'tion ^ — \
fellow-men'
FELLO\V.MEN
fel'lowship
FELLOWSHIP
ellow-sub',
FELLOW-S
felly (adv.)
feriy(n.) , .^
felo-de-se L. VJ.
fel'on
felo'nious
felo'niously
felo'niousncss
fel'ony 1 . ;
felos-de-se L.Vj '
felt
I his I
lit V/"
I its
II own (see its)
I one
II another (sec one
I some ^
II other (sec* some)
I somebody
• 1 ^'^Fen'wick |
, ^^\ Feodor'
(• /^^ r -c^v^C/^'^Meofrec'
V/- " Vi^ 7 feofTer
'*o^.'
fcoff'ing
I feofTrnent
VjT feoffor
fe'rae L.
I naturae L
fe'ral
Fer'amorz
Fer'dinand
Fer'gus
Fer'guson
Fer'gusson
fcr'mcnt (u.)
ferment' (v.)
II else (see somebodyVro l^yo y fcrmentabil'ity
I something- V_^,T!—^ly<3 b FERMICNTABLE-ILITY VrjO-aV^ ^
II else (see something) fermentable \>/
I their 1 j\{ j\ I. ^ fermenta'tion .^
iiown (sec thcir)V.r J V/ \ V/J fcrment'ative U,
I theirs / <' </ fermcnt'atively ^jT
ferment'ativeness
ferment'ive
fern
Fernandez'!
feign edly , . 1
(cign'cdnesa ^i-j ^ *^ ^-^"^
feigner If ^\__p '^
fcign'ingly 1
feint ^'
feldspar
Fel'ton
fcluc'ca
fe'malc
femal'Ify i-
feme F. V.
I couvert ' ^
I sole I ^
fem'icidc ^^ — -■— {
femiiiarity
Fernan'do v/
fern'cry
fcrn'seed
fcrn'y
fero'cious
fcro'ciously
fero'ciousness'
feroc'ity
FERRARA
132
FIDGETINESS
K^ ^y.^
Ferra'ra
Fcrrarese'
fer'rate
fcr'reous
ferret
fer'reter
fer'reting
fer'riage
fer'ric
ferricyan'ic
ferricy'anide^
ferricyan'ogen
fer'ried i ,yA
fer'rier V_/ |
ferriferous
Fer'ris
ferrocyan'ic
FERROCYANIC
ferrocy'anide
perrocyanide'
ferrocyan'ogen
ferromagnet'ic
ferroman'ganese
ferroprus'siate
ferroprus'sic
fer'rotype '
fer'rotyper
fer'rous I ^ I ^-
^
ferru'ginated
ferru'ginous
fer'rule
fer'ry
I Co.
fer'ry-boat
fer'ry-bridge
fer'rying
fer'ryman
fer'ry-master
fer'rymen
FERRYMEN
fer'tile
fer'tilely
I
Fes'tus
fe'tal
feta'tion
fetch 1
fctch'er
fete F.
fSte'-day
fc'ticidal
fe'ticide
fet'id
fetid'ity >^
fet'idness I
fe'tish
fe'tishism C,
fe'tishist J
fetishis'tic
fe'tish-man C.
fet'lock _/
fet'Iock-boot |
fet'-locked
fet'lock-joint
fe'tor I !•
fet'ter V
fet'ter-bone ^.
fet'tered 1
fet'tering ^-^
fet'terless
fet'tle
fe'tus
feu 3
1:
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I ^y I y feu'age 3
feu'ar 3
feud 3 ^^
feu'dal 3 t
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feu'dalism 3
feu'dalist 3
feudalis'tic 3
feudal'ity 3
feudaliza'tion 3
fer'tileness y — 7-* ^-i- ^tx /— fcu'dalizc 3
fertil'ity "Y '^Y I ^^ A/ feu'dalized 3
fer'tilizable feu'dalizing 3
FERTILIZABLE /-^ ^ y^ feu'dally 3
feniliza'tion 'V X ^V c^/v r^..-^..., ,
fer'tilize
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fer'tilized ^ip
fer'tilizer =Vv
fer'ula L.
fer'ulce L.
fer'ule
fer'vency
FERVENCY
fer'vent
fer'vently
fer'ventness
ferves'cent
fer'vid
fer'vidly
fer'vidness
fcr'vor
Fesch 1 I
fesse V y
Fes'senden
festal I
fes'tally ^-p -;
fes'ter y^
fes'tered
fes'tival
festive
fes'fively i
fes'tivity ^>jd
festoon'
s
Y
feu'dary 3 ^
^feu'datory 3 ^
feu'dist 3 I
Feuillet' ^
feuilieton' F.
I -y/y \y\ feuille'tonism
V^</ ^-^ V;^feuiIle'tonist
/feuilletonis'tic
ife'ver
fe'ver-blister
fe'verfew
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fe'verishly
fe'verishnessi* (•
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fev/ r .y^y
FEW V^/i V_
few'er 3
I than I
few'est3_l^ ^^sT
few'ness 3 — ^
Fez V^ ^<-o
f'-hole
fia'cre F i- i'
fianc6' F. V,c — - V^
fiancee' F
1
fias'co It.
fi'at I
fib I
fibber I 1
fi'ber ^
fi'berless
fibra'tion
fi'briform
fi'bril
fibril'la L.
fibril'lae L
fi'brillar
fi'brillary
fi'brillate
fibrillation
fibrillif'erous
fibririiform
fi'brillose
fi'brillous I
fi'brin ^
fibrina'tion
fi'brinogen
fibrinog'enous
fibrincplas'tic
fibrinoplas'tin
fi'brinous [^
fibrocar'tilage
fibrocartilag'inous
fibrocel'lular
fi'broid
fibro'ma L. 1
fibrom'atous^
fibromu'cous
fibromus'cular ''^-fX/'
fibrcplas'tic Iv ^
fibrosarco'ma ^^-.No
/C
V
fibrose'rousi
fi'brous
fi'brousness
fib'ula L.
fib'ulse L.
fib'ular
Fich'te
fichu' F.
Fick
fic'kle (
fic'kleness
fi'co It.
fic'tile
fic'tileness^
fictil'ity
fic'tion I !•
fic'tional i V
fic'tionist i
ficti'tious r r r
ficti'tiously ^ ^ ^.^ ..
ficti'tiousness
.jific'tive I 1- -y, -M- J
fic'tivelyiV__!r^l- '^ |-~6?
fid-die [ ^. S
fid'dle-bow r i- i* \j^ ' .
fid'dledeedeeVr V^' ' V^*V_
fid'dle-faddle " f T
fiddler ■^' ' • •
fid'dler-crab
fid'dle-shapcd
fid'dlestick r
fid'dlestring v.^
Fidelia
Fide'lio
fidel
fi
fid'get
fid'getily
fid'getiness
FIDGETY
133
FINGAL
fidgety
fiducial
fidu'cially
fidu'ciary •( i-
fie I V_^
fief v..
Fie.d |--_>
field I
ficld'-artillery
ficld'-battery
ficld'-book
field'-carriage
ficld'-day i- 1
fielder i V* I"
field'-glass 1 '
field'-gun r
field'-hand ^-7*
field-hospital '
field'-icc
Ficld'ing
field'-marshal
field'-marshalship
field'-mouse i
ficld'-notes
field'-officcr
field'piece ^
fieid'-service^'
field'-sparrow
field-telegraph 1
field-trial
field'-work
fiend I
fiendish
fiendishly 1
fiend'ishness i
fiend'like i
Ficrabras'
fierce
ficrcc'ly
fierce'ness
fiercer
fier'ccst
fier'ily I
ficr'incss I
ficr'y
fier'y-footed 1
fiery-hot I
Fife
fife I
fifer I
fif'ing X
fifteen
fifteenth
fifth
fifthly
fiftieth
fifty
fifty-fold
fig I
Figaro'
fight I
fight'er I <i:
fight'ing t
r:ii' ing-cocic I
V. 1- r hg uratea i- r
V_, ^ . fig'uratelyVc — ^,Vi — >\^
J;/ ly fiiura-tion^ V
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filth
filth'ier
filthiest
filth'ily
^^^ cyi^ (^ylr
V.^ fig'uralively Vc-^-Vc-^\^_^. filth'inessV/(iC V/ ^^_p ^^ ^
fig'ure
fig'ure-dance
fig'urehead
fig'ure-maker
figurine'
Fi'ji
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fin'ger-tip
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hre'place i
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fire'-sct I
fire'-ship i
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fireVtower i
fire'-trap i
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fire'work i
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fire'-worshiper i
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fish'-culture
fisher I
fish'erman i
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FISHERMEN
fish'ery :
fish'-farm
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fish"-glue r i
fish'-god i^'^ — y->
fish'-goddess \
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FISH-MARKET
135
FLASHLIGHT
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fish-mong'^r iV.^ >-r-^ ^— -^ 1 yours /Cl /Cl V-, flagellation V,- ^^-s^-j/^
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fish'-plateV_y^// VV*\V_/ "* fitful V^ C . .A^- flageolet V^
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fish'-roc I V — ' ^ VV ^--^' fiffulness ^U C. ..\---flag'gy
fish'-scale i FITFULNESS V_ ^--^_9 ^~"-'flagi'tious
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fish'-sound i^ — / r V V — 4/ fitness i W. ^L^ p V flagi'tiousness V^. V^ C ^ /H
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fish'-tackle i_ c- ; -^ fittest i* v,^ flagman
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fish'-warden.i ^ — '- '' '' fitting i (j FLAGMEN
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fis'satc r r I- Fitzwill'iam •' i i flag'-stationn p f* ^•
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fis'tulae L. Vp^ ^f^ t'/-^~-n ' '" — I- 1- 1- --flame'-color
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FLASH-PAN
136
FLORIDLY
V
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flash'y V^ V V_^.
flask ._J
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flat 3 ^^a_^ t^
flat'-boat 3 A a
flat'-bottomed 3^
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flaf-car
flatfish 3
flat'-footed 3 t^. ,
flat'head3 V — /
flat'-headed 3 y^.
flat'iron 3 '^
flatly 3
flat'ness 3
flaften 3 Ca. p
flat'tener 3
flat'tening 3
fl after 3 ^^^.-^^
flat'terab'.e 3
flat'tered 3 P
flafterer 3
flat'tering 3
flat'terir.g'.y 3 f
flaftery 3
flat'test
FLATTEST
flat'ting3-.--
flaf tish 3 ^
flat'-tool 3
flat'ulence
fiat'ulency
fiat'ulent n
flat'ulently 'LT'
flajnt I
flaunt'ingly i y
Fla'vian ^^â– ^^"-T^'
Fla'vius /
fla'vor
fla'vorless
flaw I
flaw'ing I P>
flaw'less 1 V^
flaw'lessly i
flax ^
flax'-dresserV
flax'-dressing
flax'en p
Flax'man^
flax'seed
flax'y
flay
flay'er
flay'iiig r
flea I ^
flea-bite i
flea'-bitten
fleck
flecked
fleck'iness C
fleckless
flec'tion
flec'tional r
flec'tionless^
fled
fledge n
fledg'ling V.
flee I /
fleece i P"
fleeced 1 ^
fleec'ing I
fiee'cy I P*
flee'ing x ^
fleer i
fleer
fleer'er
fleer'ingly
Fleet
fleet I C
fleet'ing i
fleet'ingly i ^
flect'ingness i v
fleet'ly i >-^
fleel'ness .
Flem'ing ^^~^„C)
Flem'ish
flesh
flesh'-brush
flesh'-color
fiesh'-colored
, flesh'er
flesh'ier
flesh'iest
flesh'iness
flesh'ing
* flesh'ings
flesh'less
^fiesh'liness
flesh'ly
flesh'ly-minded
flesh'pot
flesh'-tint P iP i
flesh'-wound^- — >^ ^ — >*
flesh'y
Fletch'er
t.
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flint I C
flint'glass
flint' -hearted i •.
flintier <^
flintiest '
^ /^flint'iness
CI. flint'lock I
fiint'-stone
flint'-ware
flint'y Ci
'flip
flip'-flap
flip'pancy
FLIPPANCY
c:.
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P r-v flip-pant p- -
^^ — y mip'pantly V.-
flip'pantness •^'
flip'per
â– flirt
flirta'tion
flirta'tious
flirta'tiousness
flirt'ingly
flit'ting I
P I flit'tingly i
^ y float
float'er
^
fleur-de-lis' F.V^V_XK V^ fioatingly
Fleury'
flew 3 P
flews 3 V_f
flex
flexed
flexibil'ity
flex'ible
FLEXIBLE
flex'ibleness
FLEXIBLENESS
flex'ibly
FLKXI2LY
flex'ile
flex'ing
flex'or
flex'uous
flex'uously
flex'ural
flex'ure
fiib'berligibbet
flick
flick'ed
flick'er
flick'eringly'
flier I
flight I
flight'ily ^
flight'iness
flight'less I /'-T3
^' C_o
^<o-
^
'-anchorV,/^ — '^
-gate -| -|
flobert
floc'cular
floc'culate
floccula'iion
floc'culence
floc'culent
flock
flocked
flock'y
floe
floe'-ice
flog
flogged
flood
flood
flood
flood'-mark
flood'-tide
floor
floor'-clothf
floor'ing
floor'less
floorwalker
flop
flop'per
flop'py
Flo'ra
flo'ra •
flo'ral P
flo'rally ^
Flor'ence
Flor'entine
flores'ccnce
fiores'cent ^O-
floricurturalV./ " Vl/^7i( ^
flo'riculturc
floricul'turist
florid
Flor'ida
Florid'ian
florid'ity
flor'idly
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FLORIDNESS
137 FOLLOW HER OWN
flun'kvV 1^ c C, focaliza'iion
flunkyism t ^ focalized
fluoresce' f" >?0 >Jl^ ^ focalizing
fluorcs'cenceV_^^^ ^'^^' P ^^ fo'cus
fluores'cent ^^ fo'cused
fluor'ic p / f J-1 C ^ fo'cusing 1 1'
fiuorideVi'/ V_/ I ^^ — / fodder V i5__^ Vj,
flu'orin foe |
fluor-sparV^ V_/ \_V_/ I toemen
flurried ^ FOEMEN
flurriedlyO n/I/- f ^y fog I y' r >— -x y
flur'ry ^ — < r- N_/r \/ ^ fog'-alarm ^^^ ^ ' .V'-<>-r — 1
flurrying 'C Fo'garty 1
flush P ^/P ^r — 'y> ^, ' fog'-bank
Flush'ing^ ■■' V — i ^ J fog'-be!l -
flush'ing fog-bound \ ^/
fiushinglyn ^f—f '^ ^7"^^ fogged I
fiushness ^^ — < I — / ^O foggier i
fluster foggiest 1
flus'terer P^ P P^ foggily i
flustered ^C^ ^y V-j, ^^_ fogginess
flustrate \/ foggy •
flustration P fogless i
flute 3 ^~q C_' C/ fog-signal i ^ ' v a.
flute-player 3 r. \^ fo'gy
flut'er 3 p I fo'gydom
fluting 3 V^ ^^^^.'^^^^-N.fogyish
flut'ing-machine3 V-^ v^fo'gyism
flut'ist 3 r P fob I i-" 1'^ i'>
flutter tL/ V ^^ foible V^ - V^ ^
fluttered ' ^^ ' foil i \ (
flut'terer P P P foil'able 1 y^ y'- /- — v /^
flut'teringlyv- v/V' ^ — r- 'oil'er i V„ — f '\ V.
flut'y ^^>^ \.^ _| foiling 1 / (__^
flu'vial P P ^^ foi'son > V^ C
flux Vj" *^ Lo V L= foist I ^«1_^ ^ ^
fluxed V_ . foisted i
flux'ing J^ OP /^ foisfer • ti. V \/
fluxion V ' 'i ^V 'V 'S Foix Vi V£ X^
flux'ional fold
flux-ionaryp ^ C P folder 1, ,' ^- ^ W
flv ^ ' ?/ Vi ^ lolderol >_ Vj U^ V
fLy < foldlcss/^^ ^ X
fly-bitten P Cv P Fo-lcy , , ^ x, ^ . C)
fly'-blistcr 1 ^v ^ ^^ folia'ccous
fly 'blow I p ,lp "P fo'liagc 1, /^ \ , /^ I. /7
flyblown iVL ""Vv Vy fo'liaie-planl VL/Y ^<ji KfL
fly'-book I >^ n' \ i fo'liage-tree ^' \
fly'-brush i p P P foliate 1 , 1 . j^~j \ , Z'
fly'-catchen'^i^ V1__-^JL. foliation VO^ ^^-T ^</"
fly'-fisher i \ ./ Vx, folio
fly-fishing 1 f> ^ Cv ^ -/ folk
flying VL. ^;;;^ — ^— ^ folk'land
FLVINC V_-/ folklore
fly'ing-fish IP P ^^ P folk'mote
fly-leaf I ^-''-.,.. K/ V.V^ folk-song
fly-net i ^~V_y folk-speech
Flynn P' P P ^1 folk'-story 1 i-
fly'-paperiV^ V^,^ VL^l follicle >•' ^
fiy'-rod I X^ ^ follic'ular
fly'ipcck 1 p r r /^ fol'low i' ^ _ ^ _
flytrap I <x VLr. VCi FOLLOW Vy^.
fly'-whccl 1 \ . 1 I a
foal . U \ U ' ="°" ^-'T-" ^^-=— <» ^
foaling V^ V_ ^~.^,. — » II a (see across). ... . >-
foam ( (^ I after
(oam'ing \, 1 ^^^_/^ii n (see after) V_^ V_^ \^^
foam'ingly ^^^ — ,^,_^^ ^<'^ > 1 an-and TV,..-.. r-r<-.
foam'less ^~^ 1 another
(oam'y 1 1' 1 11 one (3eeanother)V_ ' -.^^ V.
lob I ^O— - V^ ^ I her - ^>
fo'cal \ II own (»ee her) '
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flor'idncss
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flor'in
florist n ^
floss I
floss'-silk
flos'sy I
flola'tion
flotilla r^
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flol'sam \
flounce 3 0.
flounced 3 Vs
floun'dcr
flour
flour'-bceile
flour'-bolt
flour'ish r •s.y\
flour'ishcr^ — ^fC^
flour'ishingly
flout 3
flout'er 3 Cj*
flout'ing 3
flout'ingly 3
flow ^
flow'cr > — ^
flow
flow'i
flow'ercr
flow'crct
flow'erincss
flow'erlcaf
flow'crless
flow'crlcssncss
flow'cr-piccc
flow'crpot
flow'cr-slalk
fiow'cry
flow'ing
flow'ingly
flow'ingncss
flown
Floyd
fluc'tuate
fluctua'tionp f 1
flue 3 ^ ' .V-/
flue -boiler 3 U
Fluellcnn v^c/
fluency ViT*
flu'eni
flu'enily
Hu'entness
fluff
fluffy
fluid
flu'idal
fluid'ic
fluidify
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fluidity
flu'idize
flu'idized
flu'idizing
flu'idness '
flu'id'Ouncc
fluke ^
fluk'y V !
flume
flum'meryi
fluni;
flunk
FOLLOW HIS
138
FOR MANY THINGS
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I upon
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fol'lowed
FOLLOWED
fol'lower 1" ^ — s.
followerVj* \
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following
fol'ly I
foment'
fomenta'tioni
foment'er
fond I
Fond du Lac I''
fond'er i
fond 'est i
fon'dle
fon'dlcd
fond'ness i
Fonse'ca
font I
Fontaine
Fontainebleau
fon'tanel
Fontenoy
food 3
food'less 3
fool 3
fool'ery 3
fool'hardihood 3
fool'hardily 3
foorhardiness3 n
fool'hardy 3
fool'ing 3
fool'ish 3
fool'ishly 3
fool'ishness 3'
fool'-ki
fools'cap 3
foot 3
foot' ball 3
foot'-bath 3 '^ -
foot'-board 3 >/
foot'boy 3
foot'-breadth 3
foot'bri,igc 3
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foot'fall 3 Kj
foot'-fight 3
foot'-gear
foot'-hill z^^-^
foot'hold 3
foot'ing 3
footless 3
foot'light 3
foot'-loose 3
foot'man 3
foot'mark 3
foot'men
FOOTMEN
foot'note 3
foot'pace 3
foot'pad 3
foot'-passenger
FOOT-PASSENGER
foot'path 3
foot'plate 3
foot'-pound 3
foot'print 3
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foot'-v/armer 3 ^
foot'way J-
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fop'ling 1
fop'pcry I
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fora'men L.
foram'ina L,
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foraminiferal
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forearm' (v.)
forebear'
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forecast' (v.)
forecast' er
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foredesign
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fore'-end
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fore'land
fore'lock
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forc'man
fore'manship'
FOREMANSHIP
fore'mast
fore'mastman
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FOREMEN
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four
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four'-in-hand
four'-o'clock
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fox'-chase 1' I'Ns
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Foy V ^ V_ V frank'-hearted
foyer' F. ) (â– frank'-heartedness"
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fra'cas I. \ — d I ; Frank'ish
frac'lion ' . -" Frank'lin
frac'tional c^ if"^ (s~\ ^^frank'ly
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frac'tious \ — ^ 1 — ■\ ^fran'tic ^A ^/!' ^
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fran'chise c-^ c-\ c^ j» Fred ,- c->^ c^
fran'chised ^. J. J- Fred'die | ^
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Francia i. j. J. Fred'erick
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free'ness i
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friv'olousness cr^ '
frizz I
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friz'zing i
friz'zing-machine
friz'zle
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friz'zly
friz'zy c^
fro
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frock
frock'-coat «
frockless
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frog
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froggy \ — I ^
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frolic ^ Y
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froricsome
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frost'iness i c^ <s.
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front
front 'age ^
front'ager '^
fron'tal /
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fron'tiersman
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FRONTIERSMEN
front'ingly
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fronto-occip'ital
frontopari'etal
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fro'w^ardly
fro'wardness
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frugal'ity ^_
fru'gally
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FULL-BLOODED
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fuiring-mill
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fun
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func'tiunal
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fun'dament
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fur.d:;n?.cn't:;ny ^^
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fu'neral
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fune'real
func'rcally
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fun'gic
fun'giform
fun'goid
fungol'ogist
fungol'ogy
fungos'ity
fun'gous,
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fun'nel
fun'nelform
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furze c-vj.
furze'-bush 3
furz'y
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fuse-gage 3
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fu'sel-oil
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fusible
fusiform
fu'sil
fusileer
fusillad'
fus'ing3
fus'ing-point
fu'sion 3
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FUZZY
fu'sionist 3
fuss
fussed
fuss'ier
fuss'iesl
fuss'ily
fuss'iness
fuss'ing
fuss'y
fus'tian
fust'ier
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fusty
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fu'tilely 3
futil'ity 3
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fuzz'ily
fuzz'iness
fuzzy
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gabardine'
gab'bcr 3
gab'ble
gab'bler
gaberlun'zie ^ ^-?,
gaberiun'zie-man >/^ )
ga'bion
gabk —r
ga'ble-end'
ga'ble-ended
ga'ble-roof
ga'blc-win'dow
Gaboriau'
Gabriel tv o^
Gad â– V
gad 3
gad'about ^ .
gad'der 3 ^^^ — ^^
gad'dingly 3
Gad'dis — i- -^
gad'dish -b -^
gad'dishness
Ga'dc ^^ -^
gad fly .1'
Gadsden
Gads'hill
Gael
Gaelic
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gaffs
gaffer
Gaffncy-
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gage
gagc'able
gagcr
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gag-law 3
gaiety
gaily ^
gain __J.
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gain'ful
GAINFULLY ~^ p-'
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gain'fulness ^
GAINFULNESS
gain'less ^f -
gain'lessness V
gainsaid' • °{
gainsay' I
gainsay'er
Gains'borough
gain'some
gainst
gait
gai'tcr
Gaither
ga'la
ga'ia-day
ga'la-dress
Gal'ahad ^^
Gala'pagos ( .\
Galashiels'
Galate'a ^-e
Gala'tia ( \
Gala'tian
gal'axy
Galba
Galbraith
Galbreath
Gale
gale
Ga'lcn
galc'na
Galc'nian
galcn'ic
Galcn'ic
galcn'ical
Galen'ical
Ga'lenism
Ga'lenist
Gales'burg
Gali'cia
Gali'cian
Galigna'ni
Galile'an
Galilee
Galilei
Galileo
Galit'zin
Gall
gall I
Oal'laghcr
gal'lant
gal'lantly
gal'lantness
gnl'lnnlry
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gall'-duct I — (
garieon ' ^^
gallery ^
galleys ' —
gal'ley-proof 3
gal'ley-rack 3
gal'ley-slave 3 .
gallfly I
Gallia
gall'iard -
gal'lic
Garlic
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Gal'licanism
Gal'lica
Gal'licism
Gallicize
Gallicized
'galligas'kins
Gallina'ceas L.
gallina'cean
gallina'ccous
gall'ing I X7~-
gallingly i 1,^^
gallingness i
gal'linipper
gal'lipot
gal'lium
gallivant'
gall'nut I —
Galloma'nia
Galloma'niac
gal'lon
galloon'
gal'lop
gal'lopadc — —
galloper
Gal'loway
gallows —
gal'lows-bird
gal'lows-tree ^^•
gall'-stone i 1 '
Gal'lus
galop' F. ^
galore' —f '
galosh' I
galoshcd' >-^ '
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Galva'ni '' — n ^ — n
galvan'ic ^-^-^ *,
galvan'ical
gnl'vanism
gal'vanizalion
galvanize
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jicriza'tion
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GALVANOCAUTERY
148
GAS-INDICATOR
galvanocau'IeryV,^^
galvanol'ogist '
galvanol'ogy
galvanomagnet'ic .
GALVANOMAGNETIC
galvanom'eter
galvanomet'ric
galvanomet'rical
galvanom'etry
galvanoplas'tic
galvanoplas'ly_
galvan'oscope '
galvanoscop'i<
Gal'veston
Gal'vin
Gal'way
Ga'ma
Gama'liel '
gamash'es
gamba'do
Gambet'ta
gam'bling-house
gamboge' "Ty
gambo'gian /
gambo'gic
gam'bol
gam'boled
gam'brel
Gambri'nus
game
game'-bag
game'-bird
game'cock
game'-egg
game'-fish
game'fowl
game'ful
game'k:eeper_
game'less
game'ly
Gam'elyn
game'ness
game'-preserve
GAME-PRESERVE
game'-preserver
game'some
game'somely
game'someness
game'ster
game'stress
gam'ic
gamin' F.
gam'ing
gam'ing-house
gam'ing-room
gam'ing-table
gam'ma 3
gam'mer
gam'mon
Gamp
gam'ut
gam'y
gan'der
gang 3
gang'-drill
gang'er
Gan'ges
Ganget'ic
gan'glia
gan'gliac
gan'glial ^^
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gan'gliform
gan'glion ^
gan'glionary
gan'glionated
ganglion'ic
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gan'glious "
gang'-master
gang'-plank
ang'-plow â–
gang'-press
gang'-punch
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gan'grenating
gan'grene
gan'grenous
gang'-saw.
gang'way
gang'way-Iadde
Gano'
gan'oid
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Ganoi'dei
ganoid'ian
ganl'let —
Gan'ymede
gaol i^
gaol'er r
gap 3
gape 3 s
gap'er 3
gape'seed 3
gape'worm 3-
gap'ingly 3
gar 3
arb
gar'bage.
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gar'bler
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garden' F.
gar'dant 3
gar'den c-=^_;
gar'dener
gardenesque'c-
gar'denless
"gar'den-party
gar'den-plot <r— n
gar'den-sluff J-*-'
Gardiner
Gard'ner
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'Gar'field
gar'fish 3
Gargan'tua _
Gargan'tuan
"gar'gle .
gar'goyle ,__^
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Garibal'dian
gar'ish
gar'ishly
gar'ishness yj -
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gar'land
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gar'lic
gar'lic-eater
gar'Iicky
gar'ment
gar'mentless
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gar'ner
gar'nering
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gar'net-rock
gar'net-work
^gar'nish c— ^: — -a
garnishee' ^
garnisheed'
gar'nisher
gar'nishment
gar'niture
Garonne'
gar'pike 3
gar'ret
Gar'relson
Gar'rett
Gar'rick
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'fgar'rison
gar'risoning
Gar'rity >y
garrole' —^ '
garrot'er
garrot'ing
garru'lity
gar'rulous
gar'rulously
gar'ru'iousness
garter
gar'ter-anake
garth
Gart'ner
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Gar'vey
gas 3
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gasalier!
gas'-bag -^=^
gas'-boiler
gas'-bracket
gas'-burner
gas'-check -^rP
gas'-coal L:—
Gascogne'
Gascoigne'
gas'-company
GAS-COMPANY
gas'-compressor
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I gasconade'
gasconad'er â–
gas'-condenser
Gas'cony — ^~r'^
gase'ity —^ ~^ — ^*
gas' -engine l </ <J^_^
gas'-engineer
gas' ecus — ->
gas'eousness /
gas'-field
gas'-fitter
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gas'-furnace
gas'-gage
gas'-globe
gas'-governor
gash 3 — n
gas'-heater -^
gas'-holder
gasifica'tion
GASIFICATION
gas'iform
gas'ify
gas'ifying
gas'-indicator
r-^^y
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GAS-JET
149
GEMINATIVE
gas'-jet
Gas'kell
gas-lamp 3
gas'light 3
gas'-lighted 3
gas'-lighting 3
gas'-machine
gas'-main 3
gas'-meler 3
gas'-motor 3
gas'oline
gasom'eter
gasomct'rtc
gasomct'rical — -
gasom'elry
gas-oven — €
gasp X^
Gasparin'
GaspS'
gaspingly
gas-pipe
gas'-plant
gas'-range
gas'-register
gas'-regulator
gas'-retort
gas'sing 3
gas'-stovc
gas'sy 3
gas'-tank
gas'teropod rq — ^- -
Gastcrop'oda iV T ^
gastcrop'odan '' \
gasterop'odous — jn- I. — iP
gaslight t , -^v I*
Gaston* X
gas'lral — ^ > ^ _-«
gastral'gia L. Y — :f^ i
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gav'elkind
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gaw^k I
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gawk'ier I
gawk'iest i
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gastri'tis L,
gas'trocele
gastrocol'ic
gastroduode'nal
gastroduodeni'tis
gastro-cntcr'ic
gastro-entcri'tis L,
ga3tro-esopha'gea^
gastrohepat'ic
gaatro-intcs'tinal
gas'lronome
gastron'omer
gastronom'ic -|
gastronom'i cal
gastron'omist
gastron'omy |
gastroparal'ysis
gastropneumon'ic
gaslroplen'ic
gastrot'omy
gaitrovas'cular
gas-wcll
gas'-works
Galch ~-y
gate ./
galc'-house
gaic'-kccpcr
gate'Ieas
gate'man
gate'men
OATEMEN
gatc'-moncy
gate '-post
Gairi
gale'way
gath'ering-string
gath'cring-thrcad , r\ ^
Gat'ling J<- ,
gauche F.
gauchcrie' F. ~i~9*
gaud I ^
gaud'ier x
i^aud'iest x
S\— gaud'ily x
*(. gaud'incss i
^^aud'y X
gaz'ing
gaz'ing-stock
gear i
gear'ing i
gear'ing-chain
gear'ing-wheel
gear'-wheel
geek
Gecrs
geese I
Gehen'na „
Gei'erstein'
Gei'ger ^
Gei'kie c —
Geis
gel'atin /
gelat'inate /-=<— '
gclat'inating
gclatina'tion »
gelatin'iform f-^^—P
gelatiniza'tiun
gelat'inize / / / ' ^
gelatinized /-^^/"^ >^^V^^-^
gelat'inizing
gel'atinoid t 1 t
gclai'inous Hr" h^ f^y^-
gelat'inously
gelat-'inousncss /
|cid h-^ -r -
geld'ing
gel'id /
gelidly .J
gelid'ity
gel'idness
Cell
Gel'lcrt
gcrscmine
gclsc'mium L.
gem
Gcma'ra
gcm'-cngraving
gcm'inatc
/
â– ^ ^^
gem maleiy / it
_« gemination /i,,^^/' 0*r~~~~^-
gcm'inativc ^y " * I
GEMINI
150
GESTICULATORY
1 ogize /. y. /.
.I'ogized ^ _/ ^-/
il'ogizing^v ifv 1^^
â– "â– â– 4 ^ ^N
\/2
/v
^
gem mmg /
gem'-ring/^^.^_^
gem'-slone
gendarme' F. .
gendarmerie'
gendarmes' F.
gen'der /
gen'derless C._;^^^
genealog'ic
genealog'ical y
genealog'ically/-/
geneal'ogist ^^~^
geneal'ogize
geneal'i
geneal
geneal'ogy /. y
gen'era ^ ^ ^
generabil'ity "'*
gen'erable
gen'eral
GENERAL
generalis'simo
generality
gen'eralizable
generaliza'tion
GENERALIZATION
gen'eralize
GENERALIZE / /
gen'eralized c/ <^ .
GENERALIZED _^V
gen'eralizer
gen'eralizing
gen'erally
GENERALLY /
gen'eralship (/
gen'erate
gen'erating /
generation ^^-..^
GENERATION *
I after generation
gen'erative
gen'erator
generic / / /
generical ,/^^_ .^^^^^^ <L<.^
gener ically *
gener'icalness / / /
generos'ity </. ^. ^/p ^/^
gen'erous ""^ '^^ '^j i
gen'erously y /
gcn'erousness V </^,._p
Genesee' f i
geneses / /
gen'esis f^ f^
genet'
genet'ic /.
genet'ical C^ —
genet'ically
Gene'va
Gene'van
Gene'vanism'
Gcnevese'
Genevieve
gen'ial
genral'ity /•
gen'ia'.Iy ,^/^
gen'ialness
ge'nii L. /•
gen'ital C^^
gen'itals v
gen'itive y
gen'it'jce A
gen'ius n^
r
L
i /
"^
â– 4 ^
Gennes'aret
Gen'oa
Genoese'
genre F.
gens L.
Gen'seric
genteel'
genteel'ly
en'tes L.
gen'tian /
geri'tile C^
gen'titism
gentil'ity
gen'tle
gen'llefolk
gen'tle-hearted
gen'tle-hearte'dness
gen'tleman
GENTLEMAN
gen'tIemanhood</
gen'tlemanlike
gen'tlemanliness
gen'tlemanly J,
gen'tlemanship
gen'tlemen
GENTLEMEN
I of the jury
gen'tleness
gen'tler
gen'tlest
gen'tlewoman
gen'tlcwome
GENTLEWOM
gen'tly
gen'try
genuflect
genuflec'tion
gen'uine
gen'uincly
gen'uineness
ge'nus
geocen'tric
geocen'trical
geocen'trically
ge'ode
geodes'ic
gecdes'ical
geod'esist
geod'esy
geodet'ic
geodet'ical
geodet'ically
geodet'ics
Geoffrey
geog'rapher /- /• ^
geograph'ic /— ^^~N /— ^
geograph'ical
geograph'ically
geog'raphy
geoiog'ic
geological A^- z^-
geolog'icalIy/;j/_ \<i—
geol'ogist
gcol'ogize
geol'ogized
geoKogizing
geol'ogy
ge'omancer
ge'omancy
geoman'tic /- y ^
geoman'tical A^ — fKz (
geom'cter
geomet'ric
geomet'rical
gcomel'rically
geometri'cian /. O
geom'etry ^-<
George
il
ill
I ni
George'tov;n
Geor'gia
Geor'gian
Georgian'a
/X
/
Y Georgi na
;
/ /
1. L L
L" '"J L" Vl_p/Ge!-'a!dine l^
" CGer'ard
__£-^gera'nium
"Ger'ber
Ger'des
I -L i
- -^ -L
1/^' /^'
J'<7/l^ P^,
germ 9
Ger'mainc /-— s
ger'man
Ger'man
germane'
^ERMANE
_Gerraa'nia
'germania
German'ic
German'icus
manism
manist
rmaniza'tion Q
Ger'manize /^-r^
Ger'mantown ')
Ger'many
germ'-disease
ger'micidal
ger'micide
gcr'miculture
germicul'turist
ger'minal 3
Germinal' ^~>
ger'minant ^"^
ger'minate
germina'tion A— -.,_^
ger'minative ' |
germ'lcss Q /-ts
G^rGme' A-V'
Geron'imo
Gerry ly
gerryman'der/'
Ger'stcr
Ger'trude " v.
ger'und ^V
gerun'dial "
gerun'dival /•
gerun'dive yQ
gerun'dively >-
Ger\-ais' )y^,
Geryi'nus. J^ ^
Ge'ryon
Ges'ner
Gesne'rian
Ges'sler
gesta tion
^-^ ges'tatory
gestic'ulate
gesticula'tion
/*/^ — gestic'ulator
^^ gestic'ulatory
i ^ i
GESTURE
151
GINGERBREAD
T^ {T ^
.^ .^
ges'ture
ges'turclcss
get
I a
I aboard , .^
I above
II a (see above)
I across .
II a (sec across) \5-
I ahead
II of
I along
M a (see along)
I an-and ^^
1 another Q^^
M one (see another)
I at ^
II a (see at)
I back
I clear
I close
II up
I down — . — I
II the (see down) \ J
I drunk
I even
I her
II own (see her)
I hers „_ __
I herself ^ ^
I him
I himself ,_-^ — ^ ^^^— ;
I his
II own (see his)
I home _j?._^^ — >— ^
I into
II a (see into)
I it
I its
"X
c
n "L
1
^
"^
II one (see this)
I through __
II a (see through)^^^
I to be
I up
I upon
II a (see upon)
tus _.
It into \
III a (see into)
I you
I your
II own (see your)
I yours ^
I yourself ^
gct'able
Gethscm'ane
get'ter
get'ter-up
Get'tysburg
get'-up
gew'gaw 3
gew^'gawcd
Gey'er
gey'ser
gcy'seric
ghast'lier 3
ghast'Iiest 3 —
ghast'Iiness 3
ghastly 3
Ghats ^-1
Ghe'ber -b
Ghent
gher'kin
Ghetto It
Ghib'elline
gid'dier 1 •:†” 1
gid'diest I L..^^
gid'dily I "M
gid'diness i t— i-
Gid'dings l._p
gid'dy X
gid'dy-head i
^\ ^Y
gid'dy-head i ■: — i- : — i- yy.: — i-
gid'dy-headed i V'^ L
gid'dy-paced i ( Ni
1^'
gid'dy-pate i r— i-
gid'dy-pated i L
Gid'eon
Giers
Gif'ford
gift I
I of God — ^
gift'ed
gift'edness
gift'-entcrprise r-^
GIFT-ENTERPRISE
g'gl
gigante'an
gigantesque'
gigan'lic
glgan'tically
gigantom'achy
gigged
gig'g's
gig glef ^^_
gigof F.
gig'-saw
Gilbert
Gil Bias'
=u
4.1
4-
II own (sec its)
I near
^n n 1
"l_
_^
-y\^
I one 3
I oneself -to
I out
II of
I over
II a (see over) I
I rid
II of
til it
I several
II other (ice several) _p — p -
I some v^ ^
II one (see some)
I somebody
II else (see somebody)
iscmelhing — e — — ._g-^v»^
II else (see something) •[
I such
II a (see such)
I that _o
II one (see that) /
I the
II matter (cp.lake-the)-^ —^^_
II other
III one (see the other)
i Ih-ir —. _r.
11 own (see their) / /
I theirs â– >
I them _(. _
II that (tee them) ,) (
â– themselves
I there _. _rv
.this 7. )
n
t t
^l_r^b9
r
1
7,
Ghib'ellinism
ghost
ghostlike
ghost'lincss ~rP^''"^-r^ tH/^
ghosl'ly K ' Y.
ghost'-sccr
ghost'-story
ghoul 3
ghoulish 3
gi'ant
gi'antess
gi'antish
gi'ant-killer / >-- — v
gi'antly i C^ — I M
gi'ant-powdcr
gi'ant-queller
gi'antship
CIANTSHIP
giaour 3
gib'bcr
gib'bcrish. tA
gib'bet /•
gib'bct-tree /
gib'bon
Gib'bon : (^
Gib'bons >
gibbose'
gibbosity
gib'bous
(jib'bously
gib'bousness
Oibbs
gibe X
Gib'con
Cib'conitc
gib'ingly I
gib'lct /
Gibral'tar y
Gib'Bon ^
-O
3'
ill (a measure) i />-- /^
ill (of a fish) I A ^ ^
gild'er
Gil'deroy
Girderslccve
gild'hall
gild'ing-press
gild'ing-tool
Gil'ead
Giles
Gill
g
E
Gilles'pie
gill'-tishing x
gillie I
Gil'ligan
gill'-net I
Gill'ott
Gillray'
gil'lyflower
Gil'man
Gil'morc
Gil'pin
gilt
gilt'-bronze'
gilt'-cdgc
gilt'-cdgcd .; ^
gim'bal '
gim'crack /
gim'crackery /— -<r-
gim'lel
gimp I
gimp'ing 1 , — ^^
gin 1
Gincv'ra /•
gin'-fizz X C^.
gin'gcr
gin'gcr-ale
gin'gcr-bcci
gin'gcrbrcad
A/
^A
/
-^. I
J /•
d^^
GINGERBREAD-WORK
152
GLAZER
gin'gerbread-work
gin'gcrly
ginger-pop
gin'gersnap /. "V'
gingham i_^ _
ging'ko ^^^
ging'ko-tree \v
gin -house
gin'-mill
gin'seng /.
gin-shop I CjUx
gin'-sling'
Giot'to
Gip'sy
gip'syism
giraffe' i-p.
Girard' f^
gird
girder ^y
gird'er-bridge ,^^
gir'dle
gir'dler , — ^^
Gir'gashites fjj '\
girl
girl'hood ^ ^-, ^^ 1 yours
girl'ish ^ij A ' y ^ • I ' I yourself
girl'ishly " .given
girTishness ^-1 r, 1 /• GIVEN
Gironde' (-^—ZVp /'I /-j giv'.
II the (see those) — ° — P glad'iatorship
I us __"7r7- gladi'oli
Ji a V^ gladi'olus
II his — ^ — Q_--— - — Q_^lad'ly 3
III name glad'ness 3
ui own fx glad'some 3
11 liberty b [ — cr-^r — ct-n^ glad'somely 3
II our L ^1 — *0-glad'somcne3S 3
III own (see our) Glad'stone
II permission Gladsto'nian
II sufficient e\ ■— P / — P 1 glair
III time -^''■'^^~ — <--> — 'T— ~-glair'eous
II the ■— ?* — sS ^:: — ev glair'ous
III matter (cp.take-the) ', glair'y
II their Glam'mis
III own (see their) s\ — y= — 7° Glamorgan
II this J >«- ---V~ gla'mour
III day (see this)
II time p
II your U~=-.
III own (see your)
you "
your __,
II own (see your)
^_y :x w^
—f —f Gla
5c. ..V gla-
I glar
Giron'dist
girt
girth
Gir'ton
"T
gist
give
G
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Gi'zeh
<H-j — giz'zard
J gla'brous
glace' F.
— ^ gla'cial
.gla'cialist
gla'cially
gla'ciate
giacia'tion
gla'cicr
gla'cis
glad 3
I as
IVE
I a-an-and — i
I attention
I every
II one (see every)
I forth
I ground
I her r -^^r — r II a
II own (see her) TN -rN._r\i he c
I hers "^ d â– â–
I herself — ^
I his
H attention (see his)
I it -^
I its
I several
II other (see several)
t such
II a (see such)
I that r
nee 3
glanced 3
glsn'ctngly
gland 3
glanderous
glan'ders
glan'des L
•^ 1
c_0
glan'dule
glan'dulous
glans L.
glare
glar'iness
glar'ingly
glar'ingness
glar'y c
Glas'gow
glass 3
glass'-blower
glass'-blowing
glass'-cutter 3
glass'-cutting 3
*^^ glass'-engraving 3
glass'-eyed \*
n glass'ful c— jp"^ I
II is (see he) '^ '^~'—s> "^ glassful
I heart glass'-furnacc
I of it glass'ily 3
II their "^^ '^ "^ glass'iness 3
"^ """f* ' *^^' glass'-n\aker
>^_i they are glass'-making
iFi there (see they are) '\ *^ '^ glass'man 3
— P — t' — 7^ I to be / glass'men
..,\^..L Z. Ill assured (sec to-be) GLASSMEN
^^ 11 find '^-v '^^^^ ^^glass'-painter
J glass'-painting
glan'dularly l— ^
-Tt.
-i_
II receive
II one (see that) 1 5^r^ iii a (sec receive). _^(! y£ glass'-paper
I the II state ^"^^ ^ *^ glass'-snake 3
II matter (cp.take-the) 11 take glass'-spinning '^-43
I the other — > -^ — 7 — 7 111 a (see take) glass'-sponge ^^
III one (see thc-othcr) \ *- 11 think ^ "H *T g'^ss'-stainer
I their ^ ^ -^-^ in that (see think) glass'-staining^^-r^
II own (see their) ' J- ?..ii understand glass ware 3 J'
I theirs in that (see under- "^ . *^ ''~-;f glass' work 3
ithem —7 — 7 — 7 lyou [st^"'^^ S e . . .
II the (see them) V -^ l-.ii can (see you)
\ gl:
glad'den 3
— 7 — 7 glad'dening 3
H their
in own
t themselves
II no trouble
II up
I these
II the (see these) \ glad'iate
I this — J — Y glad'iator
II one (see this) io .^^^.rTT^.glad'
771- to.. iQ-.. gladder 3
V) __^ J glad'dest
— 7 T, J, N GLADDEST
...Co..... CI. — glade
e) \
^
I those
iato'rial "I
gladiato'rian
^y !i
glass'-worker 3
glass'-works 3
glass'y 3
Glas'tonbury
Glau'ber
glauco'ma
•^ glaucom'atous
"I Glau'cus ^ —
glave
glaze
glazed c
glaz'er
GLAZIER
153
GNOMONICS
^
gla'zicr
glazing
gleam
gleam'ing
gleam'y
glean 1
glean'cr
Glea'son
glebe
glee 1
glee'-club c-
glee'ful
GLEEFUL-LY
gleefully
glee'man i
glee'mcn
GLEEMEN
glee'soir.e i
Gleeson
gleet c
gleet'y
glen c
Glcncoc'
Glen'dow
Glengar'
Glenn
ib
ib'ber
ib best
ib'ly
ib'ncss
ide I
id'ingly
im
im'mcr
n ^'
wer â– r
ry L^
gloom iest 3
gioom'ily 3
gloom'incss 3
gloom'ing
gloom'ish
gloomy 3
glo'ria L.
Gloria'na
glo'ried
GLORIED
g!oriF.ca'tion c
GLORIFICATION
glo'rify
.GLORIFY
' glo'rifying '
GLORIFYING
o'rious
GLORIOUS
glo'riously
GLORIOUSLY
glo'riousness
GL0RI0USNE3S
glo'ry c_^
GLORY
I be to God .
, I everlasting
I of God
glo'rying
gloss I
glos'sa L
glos'sss L. = — .- .y
glossa'rial / c — ^(
glossa'rially '
glossa'rian
glos'sarist
glos'sary
glossed I
Glos'sic
gloss'ier
gloss'iest
gloss'ily
gloss'iness
gloss'ing I
gloss'ingly 1 c^
glossit'ic '
glossi'tis
gloss'less
gloss'ograph
glossog'raphcr
glossograph'ical
glossog'raphy
glossohy'al "j J^ V?'
glossolog'ical / <j — oi
:obc'-sipht
obc'-tron^r
obc'-trOi*iin_
o'bin *" I s.
o'boid ^
obose'
obosc'ly
obos'ity
o'bous
-h'llar
l.'ir'ity
.,1, ilnrly
ob'ularncss
obule
ob'ulin
ob'y
omerale
omcra'tton
on'oin
oom 1
oom'icr 3
glossol'ogist
glossology
glossopharyn'gcal
glossot'omy
gloss'otype
gloss'y
Glos'ter
glot'tal
glot'tis
, „ Glouccs'ter
â– J \/ ^yglovc
^ glove'-buttoncr
glovc'-clasp
glovc'-fight
glovc'-hcok c^
glove'-money
Glov'er
glov'cr
Clov'crsville
glove'-strelchcr
glow <^
GLOW
=-^"
glow'cr
glow'ingly
glow'-Iamp
glow'-worm
gloze
glozed
gloz'ing
gluci'num
Gluck
glucom'etcr
glu'cose c_
gluco'sic
glue 3
glue'-pot c
glu'er 3
glu'ey 3
glu'eyness 2
glu'ish
glum
glum'Iy
glum'ness
glut
glutae'us L.
glute'al
glute'an
glu'ten
gluteofem'ora!
glutinos'ity
glu'tinous
glu'tinousness
glut'ton ^— j
glut'tonish "J
glut'tonize
glut'tonous ^-
glut'tonously
glut'lonousness "
glut'tony
giyc'eratc
glyc'eric
glyc'eride wl -y^
glyc'erin ^^—tf I «^-<^
gly'cogen "
glycogen'csis ^
glycogcnet'ic
glycogcn'ic
glyph I
glyph'ic I «= —
glyp'tic
glyp'tics
glyp'tograph
glyptog'rapher
glyptograph'ic^
glyptog'raphy ^
gnarl
gnarl'y — â–
gnash 3
^ p gnash'ingly 3
'^t=-^ gnat 3
gnaw I ^
gnaw'ablc
gnawed
gnaw'cr
gnaw'ing i
^ \ gneiss i
gneiss'ic i
gnciss'oid
gnome
gno'mic
gno'mical
gno'micnily
gno'mon ^^_,
gnomon'ic I
gnomon'ical
gnomon'ically
gnomon'ict
^
YjtT^L-
n
v_9
H
GNOMONIST
154
GOOD MORNING
gno'monist ^^^it^. god'father
gnomonorogy^^..p-;,' V ^ o god'-fearing _,
>
Gol'gotha ^—77 ^ /.
_i-^ Goli'ath ( K- l-'K _/
' A Gomor'rah' ' ' '
gno'sis 1
1 Godfrey \^
Gnos'tic > — p
Gnos'tical 1
Gnos'licism
i — p- ; — ?■god'head ^-t ^-*
J r"^ god'hood -ir 1
Godi'va '
-71 gon'dola 1 ?-^. 1 tr'S^
jV? gondolier' V \. \ ^
gone '
gnu 3
god'less ^
1 god'Iesaly — /
™. GONE 5 — ^ — 3
4_j) 1 about -^ ?l. .
â– --II it (see about) 1
_P ^- 1 against — i_= — =-;=^ — a-
-/ II a (see against)
la
' god'lessness '
1
1 across
god'like , —
V V
II a (see across) c-
-^_^^-P ^ god'likeness _/
-f
1 ahead
— ^ ' god'lily '
1
' 1 an-and
1 an-and
iback , ^
godliness ^— «_
^ - - god'Iy _/
Vr
laway — = = — f
^-i .Iback ?^ X — — J-
1 backward
S \ ^god'mother '
1 down
1 forth
1 forward . _^
1 into V,^^
Godol'phin ^—i- — p,
.-^.^-^- go-down' ^ Vj Ja
V 1 Godo'y '
-r-, II a (see down) — p ■^ ^
M'i forth ..A...X^\S^
1 forward ^ "^ ^ ^-^
II a (see into)
god'send
unto ".j,,,^ %_^ - y
_oi, II a (see into)
1 nvfr
c-., ir-v„god'ship _c>^
r-J
II a (see over)
L 1 Vgod'son
' ithe
1 their way
1 there f\_-
I through A
II a (see through) 1
II a (see upon) ^
God'speed' p?;
- r\ (N-God'ward \
/ ) God'wards |
r^
-^ I upon _7!V- -TTs^-ITX,-
II a (see upon)
God'win
\ \ Goethe '
'^
-=-| gone'ness i ' S. v/
r gon'er — , '1 ■; — >/'
Gon'eril ' '^'^ '
I with
II a (see with) ^_
Goetz 1
s J- -Gog , t
gong I 1 "X/^ /^'
1 without
gog gle
'
' gong'-hammer ' T — ^
II the (see without)
goad
goal >
^ gog'gle-eye
__/ gog'gle-eyed —-,
V M T — n gonorrhe'a / y '\ \y^
^ _^1 ^ \ gonorrhe'al p- ^ 7-^ Y'
' goiter '
Uonza les
goat -n
goatee 1
â– ^- -q g^'irLn-
^.
goo'ber — x\
ct- good N _ _
goat'herd
^^ gold
GOOD
goat'ish — -|- —pi .-j— )■r— ' ' chlorid
goafishly J_y L/ ' i cloth ..£^ ^
goat'ishness ^ ' i lace
^--1
^-D 1 amount
c—1 1 as = _D _4>
II a (see as)
goat'like "J")/^-
goat'skin P'
J__> tj-!_ 1 standard. ..<^
gold'-bearing ^
-^- ^
II possible
N 1 character N)
goat'sucker
gob I ; . 7
— V i — r gold'-beater s-vr
N, \ gold'-beating \-|
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good-fcl'Iowship '
GOOD-FELLOWSHIP
good'-for-little^P'/O
good'-for-nothing^'^
good'-for-noihingness
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good-hu'mored^
GOOD-HUMORED
good-hu'moredly
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good'ish -L_9 Ti
goodlier ' __y
goodliest ^
good'liness -J^
good'-looking
good'ly â– ^
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GOODMEN
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good-na'turcdncss— ^ .
goodness }t
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goods'-engtnc ^^i
goods'-shcd *
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II truth \/—e ^j\ Gothic i
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II one (see that) COVERNABLC
GOVERNABLENESS
156
GRANTEE
gov'crnableness
GOVERNABLENESS
gov'ernance
GOVERNED
gov'crncss —
gov'ernmcnt
GOVERNMENT
governmen'tal ;
GOVERNMENTAL
gov'ernor
GOVERNOR
I of California
II Colorado
ti Delaware
II Idaho
II Illinois yf
II Indian Ter
M Iowa
II Maryland
II Nebraska
ti Nevada
II New Hampshire
III Jersey
III Mexico
III York
II Ohio
II Oklahoma
II Pennsylvania
II Rhode Island
(I South Carolina
III Dakota
ti Tennessee
II Texas
II this state
II Vermon
gra cious
gra'ciously
gra'ciousness
grada'lion
grada'tionat
grade
grad'er -^'y
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gra'dient
grad'ual c — \^
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grad'uate -^
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grand'er
grand'est
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gov'ernor-gencral
GOVERNOR-GENERAL ^ ^
gov'ernor-gen'eralship ^
GOVERNOR-GENERAL
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gov ernorship "■•- ^
GOVERNORSHIP.
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Grain'ger
grain'-Ieather
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"" Jw.y grain'-moth
/ grain'-scale
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grain'y
gown 3
gown'man 3
gown'men
GOWNMEN
gowns'man 3
gowns'men
GOWNSMEN
Gow^'rie
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grab
grab'-bag
grab'ber
grab'blc
grab'-game
Grac'chus
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grace <_-
graced
grace'ful
GRACEFUL-LV
grace'fuily
grace'fulness ct9
GRACEFULNESS y--
grace'less '^C ^
grace'lessly
grace'lcssness
grace'-note
grac'ile ^ ^
gracil'ity ,^ ^-^ I
gra'cing
gramin'eal
grainin'eous
graminiv'orous
gram'malogue
gram'mar
gramma'rian
gram'merless
gram'mar- school
grammat'ic
grammat'icai
grammat'ically
grammat'icalness
grammat'icaster
grammat'icism
grammat'icize
grammat'icized
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/^ Gram'pians
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Grana'da
granadil'la Sp.
gran'ary
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grand'fatherly
grandil'oquenc
grandil'oquent ^
gran'diosc (— /^^^
gran'diosely
grandios'ity
grandio'so It'
grandly 3
grand'ma 3
grandmamma 3
grand'mother 3
grand'motherly 3
grand'nepheuf
grand'ness 3
grand'niece 3
grand'pa e-5_s)
grand'papa
grandparent
grand parentage
grand'sire
grand'son
GRANDSON <^
grand'uncle 3
grange
gran'ger
GRANGER
gran gensm
GRANGERISM
gran'gerize
granif'erous
gran'iform
granite
I Stale
gran'ile-porphyry
gran'iie-ware
granit'ic
^granit'ical
granitifica'tion
GRANITIFICATION
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granit'ify
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graniv'orous
gran'ny
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GRANTABLE
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GREAT INTELLECT
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grant'cr
grani'or
gran'ula L.
gran'ulx L.
gran'ular
granularity
gran'ularly
granulate
granuia'tion
gran'utative
gran'ulator
gran'ule
granulif'erous
gran'ulirorm
gran'ulosc
gran'ulous
Granville
grape
grape'-cure
grape'-fruit
grapc'-Iouse
grape'-mildcw
grapc'-rot
grapery
grape'shot
grape'sione
grape'-sugar
grapc'-vine
graph 3
graphic
graph'ical
graphically
graph'icalness
graph'icness
graph'itc
graphit ic
graph'itoid
graphitoid'al
graph'ophonc
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graph'oscop:
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grapple *=~\ '
grap'pling-iron >
grap'tolite
graptolit'ic
grapy =
Grai'mcrc
grasp cr-ft
grasp'able n
grasper
grasp'ingly
grasp ingness
gra^p less
grass 3
grass'-bleachin
grass'-cutlcr 3
griss'-grccn 3
grais-grown 3
gra%s'-hand 3
grasi'hoppere — a-v e —
grass'incss ' \
grass'-land 3
gra«'lesT 3 y-^
grasi'plot ^__4* c-
grass'-wiJow
grass-widower ^Tf /
grassy l^
grate
grateful c-r-i
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grate'fulnesi
GRATP.PULNeSS
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GRATIFICATION
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GRAVITV-RAILROAD
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gra'vy-boat
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grafifyingly
grating
gratingly
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gratitude ^
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gratuitous e-H_
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grat'ulatc 'J
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grava'mcn L.
gravam'ina L.
grave
grave'-clolhes
grave-digger
grav'el
grave'Icss ^
grav'clliness e~S
grav'clly
Gravclottc' c — 1
^ — ^. grav'cl-pil V*
gravel-stone
grove'Iy
grav'cn
gravc'ncss
grav'er
gravest
gravc'stone
c-r-i gravc'yard
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v_ gravim'eter
gravimct'rir
gravimet'rica
gravimct'rically
gray'ly
gray'ncss
graze
grazed
graz'er
grazier
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graz'ing-ground
(o L grazio'so It.
<r-i ^ grease i
Xj V_greased i ^ — o
f greasier •
greas'icst c — \
greas'ily * 0^
greas'incss
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greasy
great
GREAT
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c^_ I amount
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GRIZZLY BEAR
I interest
I invention
I majority
II of cases
I man
I many
II more (see many)
1 matter
I measure
I nation
I number
I part
I people
I pleasure
I portion
I price
I proportion c-'X
I respect Ns
I state
1 time
I truth
I want
I work
I world
I worth
great'-aunt
greal'coat
great'en
great'cr
I and greater
I or less
III degree
I than
II a
(I are
II can
III be (see can)
II could
III be (see could)
II he
II the
II you
III are (see you)
great'est
great'-grand'child
GREAT-GRANDCHILD
great'-grand'daughterj_ry-
great'-grand'father
great'-grand'mother
great'-grand'son e-rn- .
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great'-hearted
great'-heartedness
great'ly
great'ness
great'-uncle
greaves I
grebe
Gre'cian
Gre'cianize
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Gre'cism I
Gre'cize 1
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Greco-Tur'kish ^
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greed i
greed'ier ^_
greed'iesl
greed'ily
greed'iness
greed'y
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Greek'ish
Gree'ley
Gree'ly
Green
I Bay
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green'back
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Greene
green'er
green'est i
green'-eyed
green'gagc
green'grocer
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Grieg
griev'ance I
grieve i
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gricv'ingly
griev'ous
griev'ously
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griffin-vulture
Griffith
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green'horn ^ ^^
green'house J
green'ing
green'ish
green'ishness
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Green'lander
Greenland'ic c — 1
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Green'ieaf ,
grecn'Iy l c — /,
green'ness i
green'room ^ ^
green'sick i
green'sickness x
green'sward
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greet
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Gret'na Green .
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grey'hound
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grid'dlecake <—
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grief I
grief'ful ^; 3
grief'less •
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grill'ing
grill'-room
grim
grimace'
grimaced'
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grimal'kin*
grime
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grim'ier
grim'iest
. grim'ily
grim'iness
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ggrim'mer
grim'mest
grim'ness
grim'y
grin I
grind l
grind'er
grind'ingly V^-
Grin'delwald '
grind'stone
Grin'nell
I Land
grin'ner
grin'ningly
grip
gripe
grip'er
grip'ingly
grip'man
grip'mcn
GRIPMEN
grippe F.
grip'per
grip'sack
gris F.
grise
Grisel'da
grisette' P.
Gri'si
. gris'Iiness
grisly
grist 1
. gris'tle
grist'Iiness
gris'tly
griot'mill
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grit
grit'tiness
grit'ty
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grizzly ,__^
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159
GUESS IT IS
groan '^ I -K "m? groveler c — r <^— r <__ir-^ i herself
groan'er ^ — , 'i ^ groveling ' > — ' ^^ — ^' 1 i his
groan'ful ' ^r Grover M ii own (see his) =t-^ ^
groat <r-p-| c-pi «n^ grow / i it d
groats ' b V grower ^ ^ / ^_^ i its
gro'bian grow'ingly ' * '^^ — ' ii own (see its) c-i c-i c-i
gro'cer v/ v/ \/ s growl J^ 'y — ^ <ry. i that ' o ij
grocery ^ — ^<__jr_-^ growl'er ,; ( ^ — ( ^\ '^(,^,11 one (see that)
gro'ceryman ' growling 1 the <r^ c-j c-7
gro'cerj'tnen v/"^^/"^ growl'ingly /^Vy =77 n matter (cp. take-the)
GROCERYMENc ^^ ^ ^ grown ^ '. ' ^ , V I their
grog ' I growth ' 11 own (see their) cT. ^cHA c-^
grog'gery y/ growth'ful Tyj c — y ,; i\ 1 theirs
groggincssc -^ ^ grjb Y '\ --Xnhem
gfog'gy 1 ______ grubber V^ 11 that (see them) <=-^ <rT cy
grogram ' grub'bing-ax c — < • c— v y 1 themselves \
grogshop ,_j: â– ~~' "j 7^ ,__, grub'bing-hoe -\_, b'N.,^'^ 1 this
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grop'cr gruffest ' ' ' guard'ianage
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gros F. A , ^ \ — grufPness ^ 5 ^__>— J? ,_ — . guard'ianship b c--^-^
grosbeak ''~'^ ' grum ' ' GUARDIANSHIP '^ <r~- — 1
grosch'en C. r-j-n grum'ble ^ .^ ^ — ^ guard'Iess 3 /tj -^
grosgrain o/- j__c-r^ ^ grumbler ^ ^ — /^^—-^ '^ jguard'-mounting 3,^ c-'^^. <rf >^
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gross'ness ;— g j_.«_i> ^s,;^ gru'mousness c T*^.' 1 "/guardsmen ^ — 5 ctj-"^
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grot c — I cY-| C7-1 grump'iest , 1 ^ guard'-tent y^r
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grotesque' grump'iness *^ ^ ^ Guatema'la '^ •' — ^
grotcsque'ly TT-I /C—,<rT\ v/grumpish c — ^ , "Hl^ guava <^— 1 ^ ^:1^
grotesque ness ^ I.^Y\. J ^ grump'y -^ ^ : — ^ ' Guayaquil ^' ( ^ "V__
grotesque'ry 6 ^-^ Grun'dy gubernatorial ^-1_y'
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grotto-work .— ^ '^ Gru'ter e— H "/ "^^ — I' Gue'bcr . — <\ / [- ^^ ,^
grounds ' J/ c-, / Gruyere' -I ^ — / v V> GucI'derland ' N ' '
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ground'-bait 'v\.. ^7^ gua^o C -i /^ /^ — I* Guel'drian -^
ground'er \ M cT>"i ^Guadalaja'ra ' CJ CJ V^Guclf — ' J
ground-hog | " , Guadalquivir' iCuclPic
ground'-ivy u- yr, /^ Guadclu'pc "^^ , y'\^ ^uclf'ism
ground'less 3 ^' ^ e-/' c-/' Guadloupe' C/ ^^ C/ ^ Guclph
ground'lessly 3 '^ '* guai'acum ' Guen'thcr
ground'lessness 3 /'O—^y ' "y Guanajua'to e — r — i. gucr'don '^~*~1" '^"'"1" '^^"
ground'ling <r-(' <H- ^' Vgua'no C — ^ C — _; I gucrdonable J •< /^ /^
ground'-plan ' " guai^ntee' .;|- 1^ . gucrdonless >/-^ b
ground'-rent 3 y guaranteed' c — s^— i* <= — ^^ — i ^ Guern'scy y^
ground'»lll ,_^_»-6 „«C_. v/guar'antied I guerrilla _^^ ;
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groundwork ^-4^_,«c/ ; guard 3 I c-* '» —7-0 — P — °— :
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guid'able i
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guide'-block
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guide'book
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GUIDELESS
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GUIDEPOST
guid'er
GUIDER
guide'-rail
GUIDE-RAIL
guide'-roller
GUIDE-ROLLER
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gui'don
guil'der
guile X
guile'ful I
guile'fully i
guile'fulness i
guile'less i
guile'lessly i
guile'lcssness
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guirioline
guil'Iotinement
guilt
GUILT
guiU'ier ^
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guilt'iest 'â– \
GUILTIEST "=*
guilt'ily
GUILTtLY
guilt'iness
GUILTINESS
guiltless
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guilt'lessly
GUILTLESSLY
guilt'Iessness
GUILTLESSNE
guilt'y
GUILTY ^~
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gun -captain
gun'-carriage
gun'-cotton
gun'-deck
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gun'-harpoon
gun'lock
gun'-maker
gu'n'man
gun'nien
GUNMEN
gun'-metal
gun'nel
gun'ner
gun'neress
gun'nery
gun'nery-ship.
gun'ny
gun'ny-bags
gun'ny-cloih
gun'-pit
gun'-port
gun 'powder
gun'-reach
gun'-room
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gun'-shy
gun'-shyness
gun'smith
gun'smithery
gun'-stock
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gun'-wad '
gun'-wadding
gun'wale
gun'-work ' r
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gur'gle A
gur'glingly [^
Gur'ney
gush
gush'er
gush'ingly
gush'y
gus'set
gust
gusta'lion
gust'ative
gust'atory
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Gusta'vus
gus'to
guslo'so It.
gust'y
gut
Gu'tenberg
Guth'rie
gut'ta L.
gut'tas L.
gut'ta-per'cha
gut'tate
gut'ter
gut'ter-snipe
gut'tiform
gut'lural
gut'turalize
gut'turalized — ^ ^
gut'turally f '
gut'turalness
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Guyon ^
Guyot'
Guzman' ,
guz'zle * I
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Gwyn
Gy'ges. C_-_,
â– gymna'sia
gymna'sial /â–
gymna'siast /--^^^^
gymna'sium Jf
gym'nast
gymnas'tic
gymnas'tical
C
gymnas'tically /â–
gymnas'ticize/-v,_p.
gymnas'licized
gymnas'ticizing^
gymnas'tics
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gym'nosperm
gym'nospermal
gym'nospermous
gynsece'um L.
gyn'archy
gynecoc'racy
gynecolog'ical
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gyra'tion
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hab'itancy
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hab'erdasher
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habil'iment
habilita'lioii,:;rV^^*</>M;j
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habitabil'ity,/^ <^^^\ <f\
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hab'itableness y\ >-c
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habita'tion
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habit'ualness
habit'uate
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hab'itude /v < \
habitue- F. ^\ \ >
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hack'but
Hack'ensack
Hack'elt
hac'kle
hack'man 3
hack'men
HACKMEN
hack'ney
hack'ney-coach
hack'ney-coachman
hack'ney-coachmen'
HACKNEY-COACHMEN
hack'neycd
hack'neying a— :.^_^„,^
hack'neyman " z_
hack'neymen
HACKNEYMEN
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Hadrian
hadst
HADST
Haeckel —
hacm'ony
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haft 3 if Vd <?• z-^
hag 3 ^
Hagar ? M-/' r^.
Ha-gedorn ti' ^ ^" J'
Ha'gcrstown
Hagerty
haggad'ah
haggad'ic
hagga'dist ^ — \
haggadist'ic -b
hag'gard
hag'gardly
hag'gardness
hag'gis 3
hag'gish
haggishly 3
haggle
haggler
ha'giarchy
hagioc'racy
ha'giograph
hagiog'rapha
hagiog'raphal
hagiog'raphcr
hagiograph'ic
hagiog'raphy
hagiolatry yt?^ .h^- y^- "Tialf-baked
hagiolog'ic C'r ■^<:%L — C's.1. half'-bindin;
hagiolog'ical'
hagioloiy ' /fi' <^7' i-^yii
hair'-spring
hair'-stroke
hair'-trigger
hair'-work
hair'-worker
hair'y
Kai'ti y^
hake <^ I '
Hakluyt
halberd /^
halberdier' /
harbcrdman
hal'berdmen
HALBERDMEN
hai'cyon
'deman /^*
hale
hale'ness
L D V.zMwy'
Kaley
half 3
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li cent
II century
II cup
II minute
/^an
II hour -1-
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half-and-half 3
3
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hag'-ridden 3
Hague
hah 3 i
ha-ha' 3
Hahn
Hahnemann
Hahnemann'ian
Haidee'
hail
hailed
hail'-fellow
hail'stone
hail'storm
hail'y
Hainaut'
hain't
hair
hair'-bird
hair'brcadth
hair'-^rush
hiT-!,-Llb
h.ir clr.'h
half'-blocd 3
half-blooded 3
half-boot 3
half -bound 3
half-bred 3 1
half-breed 3 ^y\;
half-brother
half-brothe:^
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half-cent' 3
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half-relief 3 1
half-rest 3 rry^
half-round 3 ^
half-shell 31 ,1 1
half-s'nift 3 S^ >-^
half-sighted 3 '
half-sister
'â– ' half-sole 3
half-sov'ereign 3
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half-tint 3
half-tone 3
half-way 3
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half-year'
half-yearly 1 =>,/-'
Haliburton V^* Y /:
hal'ibut
Halicarnas'sus
hal'idom
Halifax
Hall
hall I '
Hal'lam
Halle
Halleck
hallelu'iah
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hall'-mark 1 I '^
hallo'
halloo' 3 y^
I ^ 'I hallow 3 /
> S-hal'lowcd 3
Hallowe'en' 3
Hallow-cvc' 3
Hallowmas 3
hallu'cinate ^
hallucina'tion ^^
hallu'cinatory
halfway i
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half-faced 3 " ^ ^
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hal'tcr r
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halve 3
halv'ing 3
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Ham'erton
Hamil'car
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Ham'itc
Hamit'ic
ham'let
Ilam'Ict
am'lin
am'mcr
ham'mcrable
mer-ox
mer-blow
HAMMER-DRESSHD
164
HARD WORD
ham'mer-dressed « ^ ^—-^ /I handful ^ hanker
hammerer (^ D/f^—^l hand-glass ^ '^ ^hankered
ham'merhead o / ^ hand-grenade —1 han'kering
ham'merheaded/1f— ^—^^-^ hand-grip ^s — \ ..{-7-^ hankcringly
ham'mering f ^ C hand-gripe \ ^ </. hankey-p"ankey
ham'merless(> hand'-heat Han'ley
ham'merman i ^""i^;,^.^/ hand'-ho!d -^ — v Han'lon yf
ham'mermark ^ ^^^"ViC-^ hand'-hole • .j/^ \Han'na ^^
ham'mermen C y hand'icap 'â– Han'nah
HAMMERMEN f^^^^^-Z—^ hand'icraft — \ Oi- ^ ^^Han'nibal y
Hammersmith^ y^^?/— ,■handicraftsman l-^ i-?- — ^\-^'. Kannibalian^
ham'mock o ^1 hand'icraftsmen Hannibal'ic
Ham'mond * i hand'ier 3 — '\ ^ — '\ ^ — \/^ Han'no y^—
Hamp'den *-i J' i -: hand'iest 3 L t" Y Hanno'ver^^ *
hamper 3 hand'ily 3 "^ Han'over
ham'pered / — --^ '*~^ hand'iness 3 — i- — i- Hanove'rian
Hamp'shire i- — ^ ^ handing 3 I 9 o<_^ l/^ Hans
Hamp'stead "I hand'iwork Han'sard
Hamp'ton ' S- 1 1 hand'kerchief - ^ - >â– y^ ^ hanse 3 y^
hamshackle 3 J * — <-y ' isi- han'dle /^ I,. I J hanseat'ic ^
hamstring ^ I tjan'dleable \ hansom
ham'stringing A— *■1 , yi hand'ier >^ 7" V" han'som-cab
ham'strung L_^0^<; ' hand'less C,^ fc t" Hants
Han'cock hand'-line M hap 3
hand 3 hand'Iing V. y^. ha"penny
I a ^ .. ---r, — hand'-list ( , o-n hap'hazard^
I across "" -^ hand'-made 3 hapless 3
II a (see across) hand'maid 3 z-hap'lessly 3
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I back hand'-organ ^j,r— ~<;^'* 1— — , hap'pier 3 C $,
I down • ^ ^-\. ~-\ HAND-ORGAN '-^ hap'piest 3
II a (sec down) hand'-press hap'pily 3
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I forward ^ 'hand'-rail Ao- Haps'burg
II the (see forward).. hand'-railing ^ y^ -^ 'y^~~^'' â– ''^ hara-kiri
I her --1 ^ ~L hand'-run'ning^-^ ^-^ harangue'
II own (see her) ^^ '^ ^ hand'-saw -y^ .>«». harangued'
I hers , hand'sel :_ / (_ harang'uer_
I his ^-t^^ ~<^ "J* hand'selling ^ harang'uing
II own (see his) ^ o hand'-shake har'ass
I in hand hand'-shaking ^j. ^ ^_;s>-^ har'assed
I into **^* — ^ ■— ' ^•' — 1 hand'some ^ y« J* har'assing
II a (see into) hand'somely y har'assmcnt
lit hand'somenesSv,_:5v----/ har'binger
I its -^^ 1 ^ ~-1 hand'somer ^_;&-'-^_j) ^HARBINGER
II own (see its) " hand'somest ^^v ^--^ ^-^har'bor
I of God ,- handspike ^jp-:^ N ~"*^v har'borer
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II a (see such) --P f ^ hand'-to-mouth' > hard 3
I that ^^ — hand'-wheel y ^ y[ 1 and
II one (see that) hand'-work ^ •—</ S'' ^"^l "fast <^
I the ^ ""t ^^ hand'writing 1 by /^
II matter (cp. take the) hand'-wrought y\ — i- ^ — i- lease
I them hand'y 3 o'^'C ' '-'-i 1 cash Vli"
I this ^-*'- ^ -/ "Y hand'y-man 3 1 coal "
II one (see this) — O" ^ handy-men i- -i lines
I us N ; HANDY-MEN L^^.^tI---^ I maple — t^^T?..
hand'-bag -i ^ hang 3 •"^ i master
hand'-baggage ^i.;-^ -k >^ic ^hang'able 3 ^ — V ^^^^-'^^y^-^- 1 money
hand'-barrow ^\^ VA V hangbird 31; N' C I — 1 pine --<.,-----
handbill N—y hangdog 3^ . 1 question
hand'book -iv ~^ N hanged 3 ,/^*n/'^—=~\ 1 run
hand'breadth \ ! -'^ ^ hanger 3 ,i ' l/^-_>~^^ x 1 service _. 4,^-^_
hand-car (, hang'er-on ^ '> 1 thought ^
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hand'cuff ^^ ^ 2 d' hangman 3 ^ ,^ (f 1 water ^
Han'del ' hangmen 1 way \
Handel'ian /^ •->! hangmen y — >~^y^^ — 1 v/eather
bander 3 ^ ^ i ^ hang'nail 3-^^>r^r?^ (^ 1 winter
handful ^l hank ^ 1 word
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HARD-BITTED
165
HAS IT DONE THE
hard'-biitcd 3
hard'-bittcn 3
hard'-boiled 3
Hard'caslle
hard'en 3
hard'ened 3
hard'cner 3 ,
hard'ening 3 \_^
hard'cr 3
I than ^^ ^
hardest 3 -tr^... >^
HARDEST \ ^
hard'-faced
hard'-favorcd
hard'-favoredncss
hard-featured
Har'leian ^^^
Har'Iem Y ^
har'lequin
har'lequinade^
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har'lotry
Har'lowe ^/^
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harm'ful
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harm'fulness
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hard'-fought y
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hard'-headed >^ ^,
hard'-headedness •]
hard-hearted 3
hard-heartedly 3V| Vl/' V|
hard'-heariednesss' '• Lji_
Hardicanule
har'dier
hardiest
har'dihood
har'dily
Hardin
har'diness
Harding
hard'ish 3
hardly 3 _ ,/- , ^ ,
hard-metal 3 :<• VrJ ^^
harm'lessness
Har'mon
iarmo'nia
harmon'ic
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hard-mouthed 3
hardness 3
hard-pan 3 TV_p
hard-set' 3
hard-shell ,
hard-shelled S"-
hardship 3
hard'spun 3
hard'-tack ^X /
hard'-visaged ^
hard'ware 3
hard'wareman 3'
hard'waremen
HARDWARCMEN
Hardy
har'dy
Hare
hare
harc'bell
hare'brain
hare'brained
harc'bramedly
hare'foot ^^
hare-hearted 't*^
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harelippedS^^ S, . ^
ha rem i ^"-^ n
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Harlech
, harmon'ica
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â– ^^ harmon'icon
harmo'nious
harmo'niously 'T
harmo'niousnesa
har'monist
harmonis'tic "T
,-'harmo'nium
harmoni^a'tion
har'monize
har'monized
har'monizer
har'monizing
har'mony
har'ncss
har'riessed
har'nesser
har'nessing
har'ncss-makcr
Har'old
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haugh'ty i
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haversack jrs.
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hay'-cart
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Hay'dn
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hay'-field
hay'-fork
hay'-knife
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haz'ardousness
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haze'less
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head'-band
head'board
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head'-dress
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head'iness
head'land
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head'light
head'-line
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head'-mas'ter
head'men
HEADMEN
head'most ^
head'-piece <5 "U^^
head'-post
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head'stone
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heart'-heavy
hearth'-rug .
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heav'en-directed
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heav'enliness I ^Ht^'Vsi /^^"^
HEAVENLINESS T ^
heavenly ^, /-, /^ ^
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heav'enly-minded ^^
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heav'en!y-mindednesS(;r ^^ ^-^-^"^
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heave'-offering V_>» (^''' ;<;
heav'iest
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iheav'ily
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head'strong
head'way
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head'-worker
head'y
heal I
heal'able
healed i •
heal'er i
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heal'ingly i
health
health'ful
hcalthTully
hcalth'fulness
health-iest t^U^ ^k f^
health'ily
healthiness .^- y^ /-^y^
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health'lessness ^_p
health'-Iift y^^^ -^^
health-officer A v: ( V'
healthy
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heart' ier
heart'iest
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heart'iness
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heart'rending 3 1/' ' ,s/P'
heart's'-ease 3
heart'-service 3
heart'-shaped 3
heart'-sick 3
heart'-sore 3
heart'string 3
heart'-swelling
heart'-whole
heart'y ^
heat I
heat'er i
heath i
hcath'-cock i
hea'then ^
hea'thendom c\i
hea'thenish '
hea'thenishly
hea'thenishness
hea'thenism
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heav'y-armed
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hebdom'adal
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He'be .-v
He'ber cf N
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HELPFUL
hec'atomb
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heck'lo
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hec'tare
hec'iic
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hcc'tically
hec'togram
hec'iograph
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hcc'tometcr
hcc'tor t
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hedge
hedge'-bill
hedgc'-born
hei'nously
hei'nousncss
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heir
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heed
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HEEDFUL-LY
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KEEDFULNESS
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heedlessness i
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Heidelberg
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heliotrope
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hell'hound (
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hellishly i^
hell ishness
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hell'ward n
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hel'mel f
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hem'atose t
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hematu'ria L.
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hemicer'ebra
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hemipleg'ic
hem'isphere
hemispher'ic
hemispherical
hemisphe'roid
hemispheroid'al
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hem'istichal
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hem'Iock
hem'lock-spruce
hem'ming
hemoglo'bin
hemoglobinu'ria
hem'orrhage
hemorrhag'ic
hem'orrhoid /--^-^;C^
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hemosta'sia
hemostat'ic
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hen'wife
he'par L,
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hepati'tis L
hcptam'eron
heptan'gular,
hep'tarch
heptar'chic
hcp'tarchy
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her'ald
heral'dic ^
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hepatos'copy
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heptag'onal
heptahe'dral
heptahe'dron
her'aldship
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herb
herba'ceous
herb'agc
herb'al
herb'alism
erb'alist
herba'rian
herba'rium
erb'-doctor
Her'bert
herbes'cent
herbiferous
her'bist
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her'bivorc
herbiv'orous
herb'less
her'borist
herboriza'tion
her'borize
her'borized
her'borizer
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herb'y
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hereditarily
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hcred'itary
hered'ity
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herefrom' i
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heritabil'ity
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her'itable
heritably
her'itage
heritor
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Hcr'komer
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Hcrma'ical
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Hermandad
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hermaphrodit'ic
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hermaph'coditi
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hcrmcncu'tic
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hermeneu'tics
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her'mit
her'mitage
her'mitary
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her'mitess
hermit'ical
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her'nia
her'nial
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hero'ical
hcro'ically
hero'icalnes's
heroicom'ic
heroicom'ical
her'oine
her'oism
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her'on
iier'onry
he'roship i
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HERO-WORSHIP
e'ro-worshiper i
her'pcs
herpct'ic
herpct'ical
herpetolog'ic
herpctolog'ical
herpetolog'ically
herpetorogist
herpctol'ogy
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her'ring-bank
her' ring-bone
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her'rin^cr
her'ring-fishery
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herself
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Hcr'vey
Hcr'zog
Hc'siod
Hesiod'ic
Hesi'one
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HESITANCY^,
hesitant
s'sel ^ ^ C'^-'—b
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hespe'rian Si^ ^^-JK \^
hes'perid ^^ \^c;r V5 '
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et'erodoxly
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genet'ic T
g'enist </p
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het'erodoxy
heterog'amous •
hcterog'amy
heterogene'ity
heteroge'neous
hctcroge'neously
heteroge'ncousness
heteroge
heterog.
helerog
helerograph'ic A , ^
heterog'raphy T — -i a,-
heteromor'phic
heteromor'phism
heteromor'phous
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v/vT heteroplas'tic
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het'man
het'manate
hct'manship
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hewed 3 ^^
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hex'achord
hcx'ad
hcxacm'eron
hcx'agon
hexag'onal
hexag'onally
hex'agram
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hcxahc'dron
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hexam'eter
hcxam'etral
hexamct'ric
hexamet'rical
hcxam'etrist
hexan'gular
hexapci'alous
hcx'apod
hexap'odous
hex'astich
hcx'astyle (^
hexftsyllab'ic
hex'ateuch
hexatom'ic
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HEXAVALENT
174
HINDUISM
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high'-blooded i -v' >^y
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hexav'alent ^-^
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hcy'day
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